Ramsey High School - Nugget Yearbook (Ramsey, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1938 volume:

nz fn, T 9 x X -1 . f L 1 f l 'TV :L I-Fix ' ' , ..: I 1 . I 1. A -, l . ,J ,Sr-Ein iff LA ,ll 1 .fdw Q: ,I 1L.,.M 'ME My .314 1.1. .Mi . '71 ire v.. AA, 4 x 'F -v A M L n. 1 L 4 'ss 1 Nw' x .- JJ gg? -fx 'L Y .JW 1 '..'f L. Gif' ' 'ik -,,L..-nqfr. , ff- - ,gl .5 .1 2- 'rd 4 gn'-igf. 'if , 'J Q .. , ,. A rn 44,-1 -L. ' Q 1- : .L '14, -' 1 .1 - ', -aa., X -., -fx-.,:,,.,r, V' ww M.. 1, 2 E I. ru, av.: -'.: 1 'V ' .V 1 -:Q Q f . ,, Nkfzglem- , -. - C. wif f' f 4 L, 1 - .. 1 rv . ,A-,..L ,.-in 9. . X, 9--. an-ima - ,A . ,: ,l' ff? s,1 ' f , ,xv 1 .J-, fl- A ' f ,..r.,,. Q NUIQIQH Published by the Class of Nineteen Hundred Thirty Eight in their Senior Year at RAMSEY HIC-H SCHOOL Ramsey New Jersey alma Wjater Sing the praise of dear old R. H. S. Dear old Ramsey Highg Blend your voices in the glad refrain till the echoes dieg Other halls may claim their boast and other lips may speak their toast, But our hearts to one name shall e'er be true Dear old Ramsey High. Chorus Keeping time we swing along the lineg Hearts are filled with praiseg Days of gladness memories so dear, Happy, happy days, Loyal lads and lassies loyal too, As the years roll by- We will sing our song of praise to you, Dear old Ramsey High. -Carl H. Calloway. medical tion At the close of our high school education, and on the brink of the unknown future, we pause and look back. ' Four happy and eventful years have we had in Ramsey High School. For this we are very grateful to the Board of Education that was instrumental in the erecting of this beautiful school, in which we, as the first senior class to have studied there, have taken particular pride, to the Administration and Faculty who have not only seen to our mental training, but made our extra-curricular activities successful and pleasant. As much as we owe to them, however, we feel that at this time we should like to pay tribute to our parents. They have given us a precious heritage-a cor- nerstone on which to build our lives-a foundation of character and ideals as well as the opportunity of equipping ourselves through education to build higher according to our own design. To our parents, therefore, do we, the class of i938, gratefully dedicate this--our book. GUY W. MOORE Principal ZXPMMQ CHARLES SCHANZ Vice-Principal acufty WESLEY D. TISDALE Supervising Principal -'E Jenn' 1'Catz'on P ROW: IOND ROW: IRD ROW: URTHL ROW: If ,f- f I Marjorie Brundage, Edith Clifford, Mary Condon, Edith lCunningharln, Josephine D'Aiuto, Mary DeCray, Frances Francisco, Barbara l-leider, Helen Holub. , J! 1 MAX '1. -Af'-C Luther Hook, Naomi Jay, ,fJohn Lal3orta, Mary Lawrence, Karl Lehr, Anne Lutz, Wanda Mallin, JohnfMayfield, Grace Miller. bp .. John Mitchell, Catherine Mowerson, Paul O'Com'forTiQ1-mes Ratrigflf' Esa Preische, Robert Rogers, Estella Smith, Margaret Smith, Wilhelmina Strong. John Sugarbaker, Katherine Sullivan, Virginia Sullivan, Leslie Wilding, Marion Wortendyke, Maud York, Elizabeth Cunningham, Emily Napolitano, Madeline Toelle. 'gi iiitt WESLEY D. TISDALE, Supervising Principal A.B. Syracuse University, M.A. Teachers Col- lege, Columbia University GUY W. MOORE, Principal A.B. Lebanon Valley College, M.A. New York University MARJORIE B. BRUNDAGE, Music Westminster Conservatory of Music, Crane Nor- mal lnstitute of Music, Teachers College, Co- lumbia University EDITH C. CLIFFORD, Physical Education Trenton Normal School MARY M. CONDON, Commercial Subjects Bay Path Institute EDITH G. CUNNINGHAM, English A.B. Elmira College, M.A. Middlebury College JOSEPHINE T. D'AUITO, Spanish A.B. New York University MARY DeGRAY, Mathematics A.B. Wilson College FRANCES H. FRANCISCO, Mathematics A.B. Montclair State Teachers College BARBARA A. HEIDER, Art A.B. Pratt Institute, School of Fine and Applied Arts HELEN V. HOLUB, Commercial Subjects B.Ed. in Commerce, Rider College LUTH ER HOOK, Science B.S. Muhlenberg College, M.S. Cornell Uni- versity NAOMI C. JAY, Librarian A.B. Elmira Coilegeg M.A. Columbia University JOHN La PORTA, Music Institute of Musical Art of the City of New Yorkg B.S. New York University MARY E. LAWRENCE, Commercial Subjects B.C.S. Rider College KARL M. LEHR, History Ph.B. Muhlenberg College ANNE LUTZ, English A.B. Earlham College WANDA P. MALLIN, Mathematics A.B. New York State College for Teachers JOHN J. MAYFIELD, Commercial Subjects B.S. in Ed. Rider College GRACE E. MILLER, English A.B. Syracuse Universityg M.A. Teachers Col- lege, Columbia University CHARLES SCHANZ, Vice-Principal Ph.B. Muhlenberg Collegeg M.A. Teachers Col- lege, Columbia University JOHN W. MITCHELL, History B.S. Muhlenberg College CATHERINE MOWERSON, Commercial Subjects B.S. in Secretarial Science, Syracuse University PAUL D. O'CONNOR, Physical Education B.S. Niagara University JAMES PATRICK, English Litt.B. Rutgers University ELSA PREISCHE, Latin A.B. Barnard College ROBERT Q. ROGERS, Science B.S. State Teachers College, West Chester, Pennsylvania, M.S. Columbia University ESTELLA M. SMITH, English Litt.B. New Jersey College for Women MARGARET C. SMITH, Commercial Subjects B.C.S. Rider College WILHELMINA V. STRONG, Commercial Subjects B.C.S. Rider College JOHN D. SUGERBAKER, Science A.B. New Jersey State Teachers College, Mont- clair KATHERINE M. SULLIVAN, History A.B. College of St. Elizabeth VIRGINIA M. SULLIVAN, English A.B. College of St. Elizabeth LESLIE D, WILDING, Manual Arts B.S. in Ed. Rutgers University MARION L. WORTENDYKE, Home Economics B.S. in Home Economics, Columbia University MAUD E. YORK, French A.B. Elmira College ELIZABETH CUNNINGHAM. Muhlenberg Hospital, Plainfield, N. J. EMILY NAPOLITANO, Secretary MADELINE TOELLE, Secretary CS3Q4'llOI'.S' MATI LDA BALOCH TlLLlE ln quietness and confidence shall be your strength. JOSEPH BAUMGARTNER JOE The manly thing is to do with might and main what you can do. ROBERT BAYLES An honest man is the noblest work of Cod. CALVIN BENNET CAL A soul sincere. Page Ten VICTORIA ADAMS VlCKl Who mixed reason with pleasure LEO ADLER LEE He is as quiet as a lamb. MADELINE AN DRE -' MADDY A winning way, deserving note. J -geo CD, -inqchlf' is-wa gli? NXT ROBERT BAKER There is nothing either good or bad but thinking makes it so. EDMUND BALDI , K i J Let come what may. t Y ' IRENE BALOGH y She whose body's young and c ol, Has no need of dancing-school. MON ROE BESTER BUMPS Merit is worthier than fame. FRANCES BLOCK Gentle in manner, strong in performance. RUSSELL BOC-ARDUS SHORTY ' None but himself can be his parallel. ALICE BOSCH BONNIE Her air, her manners, all who saw B admired. .' , L, 5 L E FANNIE BOWERS X The glory of a'firm capacious mind. 2 N TS MARIE BREEN WlFFLE Laughter is sunshine in a house. ' BERNARD BREMER BERNlE I have no mockings or arguments: l witness and wait. EUGENE BRENNAN Camry , MOUSlE 61...- Are we downhearted? No! EDWARD BURGER Not a sinner, nor a saint, perhaps, But, well, the very best of chaps. JEAN CHAMBERLAIN J EAN l E The force of character is culminativef' Page Eleven U mf f , ' f I ,-1 fe! , I X if ff 7,1 J GINO CLERICI I ' IKGENEYI While we live, let us enjoy life. BEATRIX COLLINS BEA Throu h her ex ressive e es her soul dis- Q 8 H P Y tinctly spoke. CECILIA CONNELLY Be wisely worldly, be not worldly wise. LOUISE COOK COOKIE Joy rises in me like a summer's morn. IRVING COOPER Silence is as deep as Eternity. GLORIA CURRAN A violet in the youth of primy nature. ll J ,- iii I Page Twelve ERMA DE CROCKER TOOTS Hang sorrow! Care will kill a cat, And therefore Iet's be merry. EDGAR DE YOE MED!! Gentleman is written Iegibly on his brow WAN DA DOUWES She has a voice of gladness and a smile. EDWARD EASTLAN D A man after his own heart. fywffff I O ARTHUR FOWLER DUNNlE ln doing what we ought we deserve no praise, because it is our duty. ANNA FOX Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. LILLIAN FOX FOxY I ,bf I, fi I Deeds not words. fy ' 7 WARREN FUHRMAN . As a wit, if not first, in the very first line. ALBERT EBERSBACH On their own merits modest men are dumb. , x GERTRUDE EDWARDS C-ERT Few people know her for she is quiet. I I DOROTHY EINERMAN Ci4QfI5 I, DOT , y J,,,v ?1DgeEhlof:l::lOItry to succeed by eritssqx-5 Q,,,ff ' PHILIP ENGLE PHIL All we ask is to be let alone. RONALD ESTABROOK 'W vi, E- HRONNIE' ' 'fy' JW' 'D 4 What should a man do but be merry? STANLEY FISHER STAN Knowledge is power. Page Thirteen l ROBERT HARVEY BOB A light heart lives long. JEAN N ETTE HATCH NETTlE Discourse, the sweeter banquet of the mind. LORIN HAY SPlD Hang the pensive head! GEORGE HAYCOCK Men are all inventors sailin forth on a 8 voyage of discovery. Page Fourteen ff' f 1' i , .J HENRIETTA GALLANT ff' T HENNY The happy woman is she that knows the world and cares not for it. DOROTHY CLEITSMAN DOT The joy of youth and health her eyes displayed. ALOYCE HALLORAN Mind cannot follow it, nor words express her infinite sweetness. RALPH HAMILTON HAM Ye are yet more boy than man. . K,-.J tl, WI LBUR HARTWELL X I FLEABlTE Oh, why should life all labour be? HERBERT HARVEY HERB The subtle man is immeasurably easier to understand than the natural man. CHARLES HENDRICKS It you wish to converge with me, define your is ROBERT HERRICK The man that blushes is not quite a brute. terms. JEAN HILL JEANlE ls she not passing fair? RUTH HQPPER ' RUTHlE The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. AC-NES HORNYAK AC-CIE Beauty like wit to judges should be shown. JOHN JOHNSTONE A stoic of the woods-a man without a tear. 14Ms..u.1 JANE is X irc. KALBFUS Such a girl would be approved anywhere. RUTH KALBLEIN Today, whatever may annoy, The word for me is joy, just simple joy. ROBERT KIDD PAT A proper man, as one shall see in a sum- mer's day. ROBERT KEIRMAIER BOB Only so much do l know, as I have lived. Page Fifteen STEPHEN KISH STEVE Sometimes quiet is an unquiet thing. RUTH KLASH KA Shy, no just quiet, EDNA KONEFAL NANA And thereby hangs a tale. ANNA MAY KOOK UKOOKI E Only moderation gives charm to lite. LUCI LLE KROHN Rare is the union of beauty and modesty. WILLIAM KWASNICKI ... .g VV I ,, iii H A A I by I U BILL I am a man, what concerns men con- or I cerns me. ADRIAN LAAUWE Q ADE Q T V I Anythingforaquietlife. 1 . I .. I In I 6 A DORA LAMB BOBBIE P ge Sixteen A sociable person has many friends. MITCHELL LAMIERE MITCH Wise to resolve, and patient to perform. VINCENT LA VIGNA Why should I worry, why should I get gray? N t so 5 FREIDA LUNSMANN A perfect lady all the time. BORCHILD MAONUS BUNNlE A noble soul alone can noble souls attract. JOH N MARATENE Knowledge is more than equivalent to skill. KATHERINE MARR LART Life is no life at all without delight. FRANK LA VICNA FRANK Good reasons must, of force, give place to better. ALMA LAWRENCE ..AL,, ln quietness and confidence shall be your 1 ' t strength. , 4 'V ROBERT LEIST To be merry best becomes you. DOROTHY LENTZ DOT On her tongue is the law of kindness' CHARLOTTE LEVINE SHARKY I shall be satisfied, It only dreams abide. ROBERT Ll NDNER BOB A decent boldness ever meets with friends. . in i F . T' I . l ge Seventee ROBERT MESSENGER BOB Every man should remain within his sphere. PEARL MEYER PEARLlE No beauty's like the beauty ofthe mind. MIKE MICZIK WHlTEY When will labour crush his soul. MARJORIE MILLISON MIDC-E Make way for a lady. Page Eighteen WILMER MARTIN WlL Labour is the foundation of all. JACK MASON A mind conscious of its own rectitudef' PHYLLIS MEAD PHIL Sincerity is a virtue few possess. MYRON MELN ICK The mildest manners with the bravest 'mindf' . ,J I lf,-bfi I-lfffffa faZf 'f':f 1 ' f 4, JEAN MEGN N I' fffff' The social smile, the sympathetic tear. ETHEL McKEE KEY Life is one long giggle. N .VJ all V A ' .I I W I GILBERT MORRIS Content to follow when we lead the way. nv Q N ' 'K X 3 H It X fJ.,.,wJ4i E I LEEN MU LLOOLY G jjmn,-2 RED A maiden modest but self-possessed. NICHOLAS MUTTI SWING As idle as a painted ship upon a painted ocean. DOROTHY , N I LSON DOT Everything that is exquisite hides itself. WILLIAM OSTROSKI WATTS Quiet and unassuming. MURIEL OTTO Neat, not gaudy. u an I I DORIS PALMA DOT A constant friend is a thing rare and hard to find. HOWARD PIERANO TOOT The most completely lost of all days is that on which one has not laughed. JOSEPH PETERS ,Tags .. E.. JO With cheerfulness and friendliness written on every feature. RUSSELL PFITZNER AIRUSSII Great deeds are reserved for great men. Page Nineteen VITUS POLLARD Pleasure before business if any business at all. JOSEPH PODCORSKY Brevity is the soul of wit. JosEPi-i Reici-i fig, JOE ' Laugh and the world laughs with you. Jgxvffi . ROBERT REINSHAGEN 'fly M BOB ff f az Thinkers are often men of few utter- ances. JOSEPH RESNICK H f C as JOE ff? ff Mf7 Nothing great was filer achieved without enthusiasm. flfbtfvfzf irrgdf HELEN REMO She flies with her own wings. CAR A CRA H Page Twenty MEN RICCARDI BILL s he is slow, he is sure AGNES RICE HONEY The endearing elegance of female friend ship. CE ROSS GAY appy am I 3 from care l'm free! Why aren't they all like me? MA RY ROTHAU PT MARE Oh, l sayl Clothes do make a person. I--JW WILSON SCOTT A man of pleasure is a man of pains. JANET SH UART Nobody can give you wiser advice than yourself. BRIDC-ET SINACORI A jolly, pleasant way is hers. ARTHUR SMITH Worth, courage, honor, these indeed your sustenance and birthright are I MARJORIE RUSSELL MARCE The hidden soul of harmony. MINNIE SANDFORT MICKEY Good humour only teaches charms to last, Still makes new conquests and maintains the past. RICHARD SCHAPPEL A man of talent and wit. AN DREW SCH LU ETER ANDY Let not our looks put on our purposes. HARRY SCHNEIDER BUD Sir, I would rather be right than president. tj , .x EW IJ-I I ELIZABETH sci-IULER 'TTT LlBBY Those about her, from her shall read the perfect ways of honor. f ff s Page Twenty-one HELEN HOWARD SNEIDER us in is HOWlE I hate nobodyg I am in charity with the world. JOHN SNYDER BILL Wit that can creep and pride that licks the dust. SOPHIE SPIECH SPECKY She has such a winning smile. JAMES STANTON SLUG Of manners gentle of affections mild: In wit a many simplicity a child. STEESE BETTY I would help others out of a fellow-feeling. ff f ALLEN STOECKER 6464441 STECK Wittygxcourteous, liberal, full of spirit. . NJ' ROSEMARY SULLIVAN 499g HMICKI E Charms strike the sight but sincerity wins the soul. RUDOLPH TAUSKEY DOLF I never found the companion that was so companionable as solitude. TYYNE TEEMAN -'N W A Gentle of speech, benx!f ' JOHN TERHUNE Wise men say nothing in dangerous times. Page Twenty-Iwo Lo DOUGLAS TETER An honest man's word is as good as' his bond. CARLTON THOMPSON BOOTS Two heads are better than one. vioLA ToNJEs 'TQ is . VI ' iffy Misc I find the earth not gray, but rosy. T' ELLEN VAN BUREN All women are ambitious naturally. MADELI NE VAN DEUSEN MADDY Good nature is one of the richest fruits of personality. FLORENCE VITALE The ideal of courtesy, wit, grace, and charm. Qfahccc ryfggq . '74-14. JOHN VORRATH JOHNNY A man of letters, manners, morals, parts. BARBARA VOSS BABS Shy, patient, firm but pleasant. ARTHUR WARD SCOOP ,r The wildest colts make the best horses. WILLIAM WEBERSINN BILL Worthy of all that might be said of him. Page Twenty-three age Twenty-four W' I K . N 5 l 1 JAMES WIN NS The mirror o all courtesy. RUTH WINANT Honest labour bears a lovely face. HARRIET WINTERS RED Tongue nor heart Cannot conceive nor name thee. CHARLES YOEMANS 'Everything comes if a man will only wait ADAMS, VICTORIA BENNETT, CALVIN Commercial Club 3, 4 French Club 2 Novelty Nite Senior Play 6' Hop Committees Prom Committee Sports Club 4 Library Club 4 Card Party C1 Dance Cheerleader 4 ADLER, LEO Commercial Club ALBER. WALTER Basketball l Traffic Squad Captain Novelty Nite Student Council ANDRE, MADELI NE Archery 3 French Club 2 Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 Novelty Nite Sports Club 3, 4 Prom Committee Hop Committee Library Club 4 BALDI, EDMUND Band l, 2, 4 Commercial Club 4 Orchestra l, 2 BALOGH, IRENE Senior Play Gr Hop Committees Novelty Nite Nugget Staff Card Party C1 Dance Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 Prom Committee Cheerleader 4 Sports Club 4 Archery Club 3, 4 Library Council 4 Basketball 2 BALOGH, MATILDA MARY Commercial Club Stamp Club Art Club BAKER, ROBERT BAUMGARTNER, JOSEPH Baseball I, 2, 3 Football l, 2, 3 Hi-Y Vice-President 3, Preside Student Council Traffic Squad BAYLES, ROBERT Senior Play G Hop Committee Nugget Staff Traffic Squad Prom Committee Novelty Nite Chess Club 3 Spanish Club 3 nt4 Science Club 4 BESTER, MON ROE Treasurer 4 Track 4 Tumbling Club 3, 4 Nugget Staff Science Club 4 Student Council 4 Senior Play Committee Hop Committee Commercial Club Vice-Preside lntra Mural Basketball 3, 4 Freshman Scholarship Award BLOCK, FRANCES M. ' Commercial Club 3, 4 French Club 4 Archery 4 BOGARDUS, RUSSELL Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, Captain 4 Football 4 Novelty Nite Student Council 3 Sports Club 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 A. A. 3, 4 Traffic Squad 4 BOSCH, ALICE LOUISE Art Club Vice-President 3 Card Party Cr Dance Novelty Nite Orchestra 3 Glee Club 2, 3 Spanish Club 4 Archery 4 Nugget Staff BOWERS, FANNIE nt3 Girls' Commercial High l, 2 lBrooklyn, N. Y.l Commercial Club 3, 4 Novelty Nite Committee BREEN, MARIE Commercial Club 3, 4 Novelty Nite Committee BREMER, BERNARD Orchestra I, 2, 3 All-State Orchestra 2, 3, 'l Novelty Nite Commercial Club 2 BRENNAN, EUGENE Vice-President 3 Novelty Nite Cheerleader I, 2 Ramsey Hi Reporter 2, 3, 4 Ramsey Hi Daze 3, 4 A. A. 3 Hi-Y 3, 4 Football-Assistant Manager 3, Manager 4 Basketball-Assistant Manager 3, Manager 4 Commercial Club l, 2, 3, 4 Page Twenty-tive CLERICI, GINO BURGER, EDWARD Football 2, 3, Captain 4 Track 3, 4 Novelty Nite Science Club 3 Sports Club 3, 4 French Club 3 Student Council 2 Ha-Y 3, 4 A. A. 4 Glee Club 2 CHAMBERLAIN, JEAN French Club 3, President Student Council 4 Hop Committee Science Club 4 Nugget Staff Senior Play Glee Club 4 Newton High School l, 2 De CROCKER, ERMA M U. F. C. 3 Commercial Club 2, 3 4 Novelty Nite Sports Club 3 De YOE, EDGAR Novelty Nite Prom Committee Track Team 3, 4 Basketball 4 Intra Mural 3, 4 French Club 4 Sports Club 3, 4 DOUWES, WANDA Novelty Nite Commercial Club 3, 4 Sports Club 4 Archery EBERSBACH, ALBERT Commercial Club l, 2 1 Nugget Staff Baseball Manager l Football Manager 2 Football 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Novelty Nite Chairman Ring Committee Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, President 2, Vice-President 4 A. A. 3, 4 Nugget Staff Tumbling Club 2 Hi-Y 3, 4 Novelty Nite EDWARDS, GERTRUDE Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 Archery Club 4 Hop Committee EI NERMAN N, DOROTHY MARIE lntra Mural Basketball COLLINS, BEATRIX E. U. C. F. 3 Senior Play Committee Spanish Club 3, 4 Novelty Nite CONNELLY, CECILIA Passaic High I, 2 Commercial Club 3, 4 Archery 4 COOK, LOUISE Commercial Club I, 2 Novelty Nite Nugget Staff Card Party 6' Dance COOPER, IRVING Stamp Club 3, 4 Hop Committee CURRAN, GLORIA M. Richmond Hill High l Novelty Nite Student Council 4 Commercial Club 2, 3, Sports Club 4 Archery Club 4 Hop Committee Nugget Staff Page Twentyssix 4 3,4 Senior Play Committee Hop Committee Clee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3 Science Club 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 U. C. F. 3 Library Club 4 Archery 3 ENGLE, PHILIP Novelty Nite Sports Club 2, 3, Vice President 4 Track 4 ESTABROOK. RONALD Baseball I Novelty Nite lntra Mural Basketball 2 3 Nugget Staff Spanish Club 3 Student Council 3 Football 3 FISHER, STANLEY President 4 Student Council Vice-President 4 Novelty Nite Basketball 3, 4 Track 3 Senior Play Prom Committee Hop Committee FOWLER, ARTHUR Traffic Squad Nugget Staff Traffic Court Senior Hop Committee Spanish Club 3 Football 2, 3, 4 Science Club 4 Tumbling Club 4 FOX. ANNA Eastside High, Paterson Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 Archery 4 OX F , LILLIAN Eastside High, Paterson Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 3, 4, Recording Secretary 3 Dramatic Club 4 Nugget Staff FUHRMANN, WARREN Band C1 Orchestra 2 years GALLANT, HENRIETTA Student Council 2, 3 A. A. 2 Archery 4 Card Party Er Dance Senior Play Committee U. C. F. Treasurer 3 CLEITSMANN, DOROTHY Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 French Club 3 Archery Club 4 Hop Committee HALLORAN, ALOYCE EDNA Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 Clee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 2 Basketball l Novelty Nite Prom Committee Sports Club 3, 4, Vice-President 3 HAMILTON, RALPH River Edge Junior High Basketball I Baseball l Track l Hackensack High lntra Mural Basketball 2 Ramsey High Basketball 3, 4 lntra Mural Basketball 3 HARTWELL, WILBUR Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Novelty Nite Hi-Y 3, Treasurer 4 Baseball 2, 3 Senior Play Committee Track 2 lntra Mural Basketball 4 Nugget Staff HARVEY, HERBERT Student Council 3, 4 French Club 4 Science Club 4 Nugget Staff Track 3, 4 Tumbling Team 3, 4 Wrestling Team 4 Hop Committee HARVEY, ROBERT Senior Play Committee Hop Committee Clee Club 4 Science Club 4 Nugget Staff HAY, LORIN Student Council 2, 3 Sports Club President 4 Science Club Vice-President Basketball Manager 2, Spanish Club 2, 3 Senior Play Committee Cheerleader l Nugget Staff HAYCOCK, GEORGE Art Club 4 Hop Committee Prom Committee Card Party C1 Dance Stamp Club 4 HENDRICKS, CHARLES Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 4 lntra Mural Basketball 2 HERRICK, ROBERT Tumbling Club 2, 3 Senior Play Committee lntra Mural Basketball 4 Science Club 4 Nugget Staff HILL, JEAN Student Council 2 Novelty Nite Cast Prom Committee French Club Secretary 3, U. C. F. 3 Archery 3 Sports Club Senior Play Committee Nugget Staff HOPPER, RUTH French Club 2, 3, 4 U. C. F. 3 Archery 3 Novelty Nite 3 , 4 4 Honor Society Committee 4 Nugget Staff 4 Page Twenty-seven HORNYAK, AGNES Commercial Club 3, 4 Novelty Nite Committee Art Club I JOHNSTONE, JOHN lntra Mural Basketball 2, 3 KALBFUS, JANE Straubenmuller High, N. Y. C. U. C. F. 3 French Club 3 Novelty Nite Senior Play Committee Chemistry Club German Club 2 Hop Committee Prom Committee Nugget Staff KALBLEIN, RUTH Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 Novelty Nite Committee Nugget Staff KIDD, ROBERT Commercial Club I, 2, 3, President 4 Spanish Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3 Football 4 Baseball 3, 4, Manager 4 Hi-Daze Staff Senior Play Committee Stamp Club 3, 4 lntra Mural Basketball 4 KIERMAIER, ROBERT Senior Hop Committee Novelty Nite Commercial Club 2, 3, I Sports Club 3, 4 Jazz Orchestra 2, 3, 4 KISH, STEVEN Stamp Club 4 KLASCHKA. RUTH French Club 2 U. C. F. 3 Archery Basketball Captain Card Party E1 Dance Orchestra KONEFAL, EDNA Commercial Club l, Z, 3, 4 KOOK, ANNA MAY Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 Library Club 4 Senior Play Committee Novelty Nite Nugget Staff KROHN, LUCILLE CLAIRE Student Council 3, 4 French Club 2, 3, Vice-President 4 U. C. F. 3 Archery 3, 4 Prom Committee Novelty Nite Committee Senior Play Committee Page 'Twenty-eight Card Party C1 Dance HoD Committee Nugget Staff KWASNICKI, WILLIAM Football l, 4 Golf 3, 4 Basketball 4 Commercial Club l, 2, 3 lntra Mural Basketball LAMB, DORA ROBERTTA French Club 2, 3, 4 Sports Club 4 Novelty Nite Card Party G Dance Prom Committee U. C. F. 3 Senior Play Archery 3 LAMEIRE, MITCHEL Science Club 4 Novelty Nite Committee LA VIGNA, FRANK Novelty Nite Committee Science Club 4 LA VIGNA, VINCENT Band I, 2, 3, 4 Traffic Patrol 4 Senior Play 8 Hop Committee -Novelty Nite Committee Science Club 4 Nugget Staff . LAWRENCE, ALMA Dramatic Club 4 Art Club 4 Archery Club 2, 4 Commercial Club l, 2, 3, 4 LEIST, ROBERT Stamp Club 3, 4 Senior Hop Committee Stamp Club 3, 4 LENTZ, DOROTHY Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 Novelty Nite Senior Play Committee Archery Club 3 Nugget Staff LEVI NE, CHARLOTTE Basketball l Archery 2, 4 Senior Play Novelty Nite Card Party 6- Dance Commercial Club I, 2, 3, Secretary 4 Prom C1 Hop Committees LINDNER, ROBERT Basketball l, Z, 4 Glee Club 3 Sports Club 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Archery 4 Nugget Staff MAGNUS, BORGHILD H. Student Council 3, Honorary Member 4 Chairman Honor Societ Committee 3, 4 Y French Club 2, 3, 4 Chess Club Secretary 4 Science Club 4 Novelty Nite Committee Dramatic Club I Assembly Committee 4 Editor-in-Chief Nugget Staff MARATEN E, JOH N Band l, 2, 4 Orchestra 4 Spanish Club 2, 3 Commercial Club 4 Novelty Nite Committee MARR, KATHERINE Forest Park High, Baltimore I Treasurer 2 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 3,4 A. A. 2, Secretary 3, Treasure French Club 2 U. C. F. 3 Clee Club 4 Novelty Nite Sports Club 3, 4 Card Party 5 Dance Senior Play MARTIN, WILMER LEE Novelty Nite Committee Card Party C1 Dance Play Committee MASON, JACK Novelty Nite Football I Sports Club 3, 4 Student Council Senior Hop Committee Card Party C1 Dance Prom Committee Art Club 4 Science Club 4 Track 4 MEAD, PHYLLIS Commercial Club I French Club 2, 4 Senior Play Archery 3, 4 U. C. F. 3 Novelty Nite A. A. 3 Sports Club 3, 4 Nugget Staff r4 LUNSMANN, FRIEDA McKEE, ETHEL Basketball Assistant Manager 3, Manager 4 Cheerleader 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Sports Club 3, 4 Archery 3, 4 Novelty Nite Traffic Squad 4 Senior Play Committee Hop Committee French Club 2 Hi-Daze Staff Nugget Staff MAGNIN, JEAN Commercial Club Novelty Nite Nugget Staff MELNICK, MYRON Tumbling Club 3, 4 Basketball l Track I, 4 Baseball 4 MESSENGER, ROBERT Commercial Club 3 MEYER, PEARL Commercial Club 3, 4 Hawthorne High l, 2, 3 Sewing Club l, 2 MICZIK, MIKE Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 Golf Captain 4 Novelty Nite Committee MILLISON, MARJORIE Student Council 2, 4 Basketball 3, 4 French Club 2, 3, 4 Archery Club 3 Prom Committee U. C. F. Vice-Pres. 3 Novelty Nite Senior Play Committee Card Party C1 Dance MORRIS, GILBERT Track 3, 4 lntra Mural Basketball 2, 3, 4 MULLOOLY, EILEEN French Club 3 Commercial Club l, 2 Sports Club 4 Clee Club St. Lukes High I, 2 MUTI, NICHOLAS Band l, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4 Jazz Orchestra Leader 4 Sports Club 4 Tumbling Club 4 Commercial Club 4 Glee Club 4 Novelty Nite Page Twenty-nine OSTROSKI, WILLIAM J. Stamp Club Vice-President 3, 4 Art Club 3, 4 Novelty Nite Senior Hop G' Play Committee Nugget Staff OTTO, MURIEL Commercial Club Archery 3, 4 PALMA, DORIS L. Archery 3 Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 Prom Committee Senior Play Committee Nugget Staff PEIRANO, HOWARD Schenley High, Pittsburg Football l, 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club l, 4 Baseball l Track 2, 4 Intra Mural Basketball 4 Dramatic Club 4 Sports Club 4 Clee Club 2, 3, 4 Wrestling Team 4 Card Party E7 Dance PETERS, JOSEPH Novelty Nite Track 3 Football 4 Commercial Club 2, 4 Hop Commtitee Hi-Daze Staff Senior Play Committee Nugget Staff PFITZNER, RUSSELL Baseball l lntra Mural Basketball 2, Nugget Staff Traffic Squad 4 Spanish Club PODGORSKY, JOSEPH Student Council Comemrcial Club 2, 3 POLLARD, VITUS Harrison High School Sports Club 4 Nugget Staff REICH, JOSEPH EDWARD Novelty Nite REINSHAGEN, ROBERT Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 RESNIK, JOSEPH Novelty Nite Senior Play Sports Club 4 French Club 2, 3 Tumbling Club 2, 3 Cheerleader 2, 3 Nugget Staff REMO, HELEN Art Club 3, 4 French Club 2, 4 Archery 4 Nugget Staff RICCARDI, CARMEN Band l, 4 Orchestra 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 RICE, AGNES Basketball l, 2, 3 Commercial Club l, 2, 3, 4 French Club 2 Novelty Nite Senior Play C1 Hop Committee A. A. 3 Archery Club 3, 4 Prom Committee Sports Club 3, 4 Card Party Er Dance ROSS, GRACE Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 French Club 2, 3, 4 Archery 3 Card Party 6' Dance Chairman Prom Committee Senior Play Er Hop Committee Novelty Nite Nugget Staff U. C. F. 3 Sports Club 3, 4 ROTHAU PT, MARY E. Archery 3 French Club 2, 3, 4 Sports Club Novelty Nite Senior Play Cr Hop Committee Prom Committee U. C. F. 3 Card Party G' Dance RUSSELL, MARJORIE Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Cafd Paffy 5 Dance ldgilefllgreuliteciub 1 2 Assistant Track Manager 3, Manager 4 Archer Club 4 ' Prom C1 Hop Committees Y Gee C'Ub 2- 3 SANDFORT, MINNIE Band l, 2, 3 Orchestra l, 2, 3 FFSNCIW Club 2 Cheerleader Spanish Club Nugget Staff Page Thirty Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 Senior Play Committee Novelty Nite SCHAPPEL, RICHARD B. Stamp Club President 3, 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 Card Party fr Dance Novelty Nite Prom Committee Senior Play 5 Hop Committee SCHNEIDER, HARRY Treasurer 3 Nugget Staff Senior Play Chairman lntra-Mural Basketball 3 Stamp Club 3, 4 Chess Club 3 Science Club Treasurer 4 Tumbling Club 2, 3, 4 A. A. 3 Cheerleader 3 SCHULER, ELIZABETH J. French Club 2, 3 Archery 3, 4 U. C. F. 3 Sports Club 3, 4 Stamp Club Secretary 3, 4 Prom Committee Senior Play Committee Nugget Staff Novelty Nite Basketball 2, 3, 4 SHUART, JANET E. Novelty Nite Card Party Er Dance Prom Committee Senior Play C1 Hop Committee Nugget Staff U. C. F. 3 Archery 3, 4 Sports Club 4 French Club 2, 3, 4 SINACORI, BRIDGET Commercial Club 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 French Club 2, 3 Novelty Nite Archery Club 4 SMITH, ARTHUR Card Party C1 Dance Novelty Nite Senior Play Senior Hop Committee Nugget Staff Sports Club 3, 4 Chess Club 3, 4 Stamp Club 3, 4 Spanish Club 3, President 4 SNEIDER, HOWARD President l, 2 Boxing l, 2 Tumbling 1, 2 Comercial Club l, 2, 3, 4 Novelty Nite Chairman Glee Club l Sports Club 4 Card Party C1 Dance Senior Play Committee Football 3, 4 Student Council 4 Hi-Y Secretary SNYDER, JOHN Spring Valley High School l, 2 Spanish Club 3, 4 Traffic Squad 4 Stamp Club 3, 4 Senior Play Tumbling 4 Prom Committee Novelty Nite SPEICH, SOPHIE D. St. Luke's High School French Club 3 Commercial Club 3, 4 STANTON, JAMES Novelty Nite Prom Chairman Card Party 6' Dance Science Club President 4 French Club 3 Senior Play Senior Hop Committee Nugget Staff Track Manager 4, Assist Student Council 4 Traffic Court Judge 4 lntra Mural Basketball 3, STEESE, HELEN ant 4 Senior Play 6' Hop Committees Novelty Nite Card Party Car Dance Prom Committee Spanish Club 2, 3 Stamp Club 3, Exchange Secretary 4 Chess Club 4 Honor Society Committee Science Club 4 U. C. F. 3 Archery Club 3, 4 Library Council 4 STOEKER, ALLEN Suffern High School Senior Play Sports Club 4 French Club 4 Commercial Club 4 Nugget Staff SULLIVAN, RDSEMARY Vice-President l Student Council 2 Novelty Nite Prom Committee Card Party C1 Dance 4 French Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3 U. C. F. 3 Archery 3, 4 Secretary 3, 4 Nugget Staff Basketball 3, 4 TAUSKEY, RUDOLPH Prom Committee Novelty Nite Science Club 4 Page Thirty-one TEEMAN, TYYNE French Club 2, 3, 4 U. C. F. 3 Archery 3 Commercial Club 2 Card Party C-r Dance Senior Play Committee TERHUNE, JOHN Nugget Staff Art Club 2 Senior Hop Committee Stamp Club 3 Card Party 6' Dance Prom Committee TETER, DOUGLAS Commercial Club 4 Basketball 4 Intra Mural Basketball 4 THOMPSON. JAMES C. Student Council 2 Commercial Club l, 2, 3, Baseball l Novelty Nite TONJES, VIOLA Commercial Club Archery Club Art Club VAN BU REN, ELLEN Hawthorne High School Basketball 3, 4 Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 Archery Club 3, 4 Novelt Nite 4 Y Senior Play 6' l-lop Committees Prom Committee A. A. 3, 4 Sports Club 3, 4 Card Party C1 Dance VAN DEUSEN, MADELINE Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club l, 2, 3, 4 Archery Club 4 Nugget Staff Ram-z Hi Daze Editor-in-Chief Prom Committee Senior Play Committee Sports Club 4 Card Party 6' Dance VITALE, FLORENCE Archery Club 3, 4 Library Council 4 U. C. F. 3 Novelty Nite Nugget Staff Card Party C1 Dance French Club 2, 3 Page Thirty-two VORRATH, JOHN Spanish Club 3, 4 Chess Club 3, 4 Novelty Nite Senior Play Committee Science Club 4 Honor Society Committee 3, 4 Student Council 4 Nugget Staff VOSS, BARBARA A. Novelty Nite Card Party Cv Dance U. C. F. 3 Archery Club Spanish Club 3, 4, Recording Senior Play Committee Nugget Staff Student Council 3 WARD, ARTHUR Band 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Jazz Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4 Ram-z Hi Daze Staff Novelty Nite WEBERSINN, WILLIAM Football 4, Manager 3, Ass't M Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 Track l Basketball l, 2, 3 Novelty Nite Band l, 2, 3 Orchestra l, 2, 3 All County Band l, 2, 3 Dance Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4 WINANS, JAMES Senior Play 6 Hop Committees Novelty Nite Prom Committee Chess Club 3 French Club 3, 4 Science Club 4 Stamp Club Treasurer 3, 4 Sports Club 3 Track l WINANT, RUTH E. Spanish Club 3 Commercial Club 4 WINTERS, HARRIET A. A. l, 2 Spanish Club 2 Novelty Nite Student Council 4 YOEMANS, CHARLES Nugget Stat Novelty Nite Senior Play G Hop Committees Prom Committee Sports Club 4 Spanish Club 4 Science Club i4 Secretary 4 anager 2 v-X E, . ,iz 'Ad nan . ww, .-Ln. wi! lll'LlOI'S Ackerson, Edith Alber, Walter Albert, Doris Anderer, Phillip Atkinson, Mildred Augeri, Paul Auricchio, Regina Babcock, Richard Babcock, Stephen Baker, Jack Balogh, Benjamin Balogh, Nicholas Banta, Josephine Belovich, Margaret Bennett, Grace Birchenough, William Blum, Gertrude Bonora, Josephine Borelli, Neal Brockhuizen, Dan Buhlman, Jeanne Callahan, Catherine Page Thirty-iour Chilton, Frances Christian, Albertina Cishek, George Clark, William Claxton, Arthur Coles, Maude Connelly, Beatrice Cooper, Leslie Cosgrove, Harold Daniels, James Dawson, Betty De Freese, William Delorme, Raoul De Medici, Lillian Domilska, Anna Du Pree, Ida Duvall, Dorothy Dykstra, John Earley, William Ebersbach, Dorothea Edson, Martin Eichorn, Condon Enberg, Richard Fairservice, Louise Ferdinand, Claire Flanagan, Robert Fogarty, Elizabeth Foote, Jane Fuhrman, Herbert Gould, Philip Grader, Anna Greenhalgh, Janet Gross, Dorothy Hamilton, Elizabeth Happe, Blanche Harrow, Jack Hartwig, Marion Horn, Raymond Hopper, John Huizing, Alma Hunt, John lrwin, Herbert ltzen, Victor Kaufhold, Gladys Kaplan, Irene Kudrick, Elizabeth Kuhn, Donald Landers, Everett Landers, Ruth Lemmerman, Margaret Leodori, Celestine Levandovsky, Steven Lightell, Betty Lipham, Berta Logan, Jean MacDonald, Kenneth Macintyre, Edith Maleszewski, Helen Maleszewski, Chester Markley, Richard Markley, Walter Marozin, Emma Mastenbrook, Gertrude Matson, Albert Matson, Kay McCormick, Kermit Megles, Mary Melville, Paul Melville, William Merrill, Myron Minnich, Robert Mirti, Lillian Monroe, Helen Moore, Marion Odencrantz, Kirk Oddo, Gilbert Parsons, Ruth Pelz, Dorothy Pelz, Gloria Pelzer, George Phipard, Phyllis Posey, Mark Prusack, Elizabeth Pulis, Herbert Quackenbush, Robert Redlund, David Rehac, Josephine Remo, Marion Robertson, Gladys Rufner, Ruth Ruhl, Edmund Ruhl, Sylvia Runk, Henry Rutan, Eleanor Schuler, Charlotte Schultz, Clifford Scott, Isabel Semlear, Harriette Shuart, Carl Sietsma, Johanna' Skory, Charles Snyder, John Soha, Mary Stagg, Philip Stohn, Dorothy Storer, Adelaide Thompson, James Tilley, Virginia Timiczisim, Tony Toel, Floyd Toomey, Philip Unser, Edward Valentine, Ralph Van Benschoten, William Vanderyerk, Douglas Van Orden, Carolyn Wales, Jean Ward, Arthur Weise, Dorothy Wetterauw, Garry Wilson, James Wilson, Janet Winans, Edith Winstein, Lillian Winter, Eleanor Woods, Lea Wooley, James Yoke, Fred Zeegers, August Page Thirty five C9OphOI7'lOI'Q.S' Abrams, Edward Ahl, John Albrecht, Muriel Anderson, Doris Antonelli, Amelia Appelgate, Stanley B. Arends, Ruth Baior, Stella Balogh, Joseph Barnes, Edith Barnes, Roger Belowch, Helen Bender, Margaret Biron, Donald B'air, Marilyn Block, Ethel Booth, Winton Bossong, Elsie Breining, Ernest Brown, John Bustard, Stefani Calabrese, Lucy Chappell, Francis Christman, Evelyn Christopher, Andrew Clayton, Dorothy Cole, Lillian Count, Hartley Davies, Richard De Bianchi, Rosie De Bianchi, Victor De Freese, Mildred De Graw, Dorothy De Groat, Burnard T. De Roco, Rosa De Young, Jean Dillion, Catherine Dixon, Joseph Dixon, Mary Donohue, Patricia Eastwood, June Eberhard, Frank Eckert, Grace Edwards, Arthur Edwards, William Enberg, Robert Ericson, Andrea Felter, Fred Findiesen, William Page Thirty-six Fisher, Henry Fisher, Marion Flitcroft, Daren Foster, Kenneth Fox, Eleanor Froelich, Winifred Gass, Richard Gaston, Betty Gitto, Peter Goodman, Livingston Gordon, Pearl Guatelli, John Gulrich, Charles Hagedorn, Henry Hagedorn, Herman Halik, Francis Harden, Mildred Hawthorne, Bertha Hennion, Bernadette Hicks, Bernice Hoffman, Isabella Hollriegal, Ruth Hopkins, Jeanne Huck, Marianne Hughes, Millicent Hull, Norma Itzen, Eugene lvers, Eugene Jackowski, Frank Jackson, Lucille Janosko, Tony Jarema, Anthony Job, Benny Johnston, Anne Judge, Evelyn Karpowick, Joseph Kaufman, Edith Kowalski, Helen Keith, Dorothee Keoughan, Natalie Kerwick, Myrtle Kjellander, Ethel Koman, Betty Korzinek, Anna Mae Kowalski, Stanley Krupinski, Joseph Kubler, Louis Kuiken, Gertrude Kuzmik, Joseph Kwasnicki, Frances Lagerquist, Hialmar Lehocky, Albert Lentz, Martha Leodori, Caroline Lidoli, Rena Linder, Jack Logan, Robert Lyon, Shirley Mabie, Hilton MacGill, Betty Maleszewski, Frank Marchese, James Marchlik, Helen Martin, Roy Masker, Marjorie Mattei, Hermene Mayfield, William Mazurek, Cecilia McCarroll, Edward McKearnin, James Meder, Dorothea Megnin, George Meyerdierks, Jack Miller, Beniamin Miller, Edward Mills, Edith Miskerik, Emma Molenstra, Ivy Montanile, Antriana Morrison, Eunice Mulooly, Margaret Murray, Dorothy Neill, Edward Nichols, John Oakley, Richard O'Connor, Arthur Odenwald, Charles Oken, Aaron Osborne, Robert Ostroski, Anna Palmer, Edith Palmer, John Paxton, Doris Payne, Jack Payne, Margaret Pelz, Lillian Pfitzner, Harold Phillips, Jack Platt, Ruth Pollard, Anna Price, Donald Pritchett, Sam Pulis, Charles Radesky, Annie Ralston, James Reinshagen, Ernest Resnick, David Retz, Helen Rice, Jean Rothhaupt, Barbara Rowan, Eugene Rudolph, Doris Rumsey, Harry Russell, Leroy Sabiel, Francis Salling, Lloyd Scherb, Erhard Seibert, Robert Seitz, Warren Shea, Theodore Shedler, John Shoudy, Alice Shrigley. Gwendolyn Shuart, Marjorie Shuart, Otis Skarzynski, Shirley Sneider, Vincent Sohulak, Theresa Spadavecchia, Mary Spaulding, Harold Spiech, Lottie Spyckaboer, William Steese, Merriam Stegen, Clifford Steup, Warren Stlkeman, Norma Strangfeld, John Strong, Eleanor fuleski, Warren fussles, Elaine Sweet, Russell Terwilleger, Raymond Thomas, Parnell Tice, Betty June Van Beekurn, Catherine Van Blarcom, Charles Van Dien, Dorothy Van Dunk, Chaire Van Dyke, Joseph Van Schaik, Ella Van Setres, l-larriet Van Slot, Wilma Van Stevenick, Wilbur Van Wart, Catherine Vermeulen, Edna Vernon, Bianca Vitale, Vincent Voorman, Alida Voss, Danny Wadsworth, William Wanamaker, David Warguska, Andrew Washer, Norman Wehner, George Weibel, Werner Wetterauw, Regina Wetzel, Anita Whitman, Edward Whittington, Patricia Wilen, Muriel Willfins, Doris Wilson, Connie Woodruff, Mary Woodruff, Ruth Worsfold, John Yeomans, Ellsworth Yoke, Marjorie Zahn, Elizabeth Page Thirty seven V88 'LHIQIZ Abma, Alice Ahl, Walter Amster, Ethel Antonelli, Ralph Ardler, John Aupperlee, Leonard Baldauf, Grace Balogh, Helen Balogh, John Belowch, Elizabeth Belowich, Mary Bettman, Jean Birchenough, Eleanor Blackmore, John Blein, Edna Blum, Roy Bosch, Katherine Bowman, Esther Brennan, Harry Brennan, Helen Brooks, Harvey Chamberlain, Lois Chattaway, Helen Checklick, Rose Chodorowski, Anthon Christian, Valentine Christopher, Lina Coles, Virginia Coles, Stephen Coles, William Colombo, Kenneth Conklin, lroka May Page Thirty-eight Y Conklin, Lillian Cosgrove, Mary Coughlan, Frank Courter, Margaret Courtney, Ruth Covello, Josephine Crusco, Mary Cullen, Anne Cupak, John Czerkies, Mary Davenport, Gloria Dawson, Audrey Deaver, Beatrice De Bianchi, Viola De Groat, Gilbert De Groat, Robert Delhagen, Frederick De Martini, Louis De Neve, Josephine Den Herder, Johanna Den Hercler, Peter De Paolis, Armando D'Ercole, Viola Dillon, George Drinkwater, George Drobesh, John Drobesh, Stephen Drobesh, William Du Pree, Bert Earl, Marguerite Eastland, Jean Eichorn, John Fabio, Jean Fackelmann, George Farquhar, Vance Felter, Donald Finch, Ruth Fischer, Albert Foster, June Fredericks, Betty Fuhrmann, George Fuhrmann, Virginia Gallant, George Gannon, Eleanor Garboski, Cecilia Gibbons, Nancy Gillett, Lovelene Gleitsman, Alfred Gnade, Fred Greber, Jean Hackett, James Haight, Winifred Halloran, Helen Hamilton, Martin Harris, Abram Hartwig, Natalie Harvey, Fenton Harvey, Ray Hatch, Elaine Hay, Jean Haycock, Randall Helmke, Gerda Heneveld, Robert Heneveld, Lowell l-lennion, Peter Herring, Elroy Hicks, Betty Hill, Margaret Hood, Florence Hopper, Lloyd Hosking, Charles Hruscik, Anna Huizing. Grace Hummer, James Hunt, Wilbur Imbaratto, John Jackowski, Walter Jackson, Margaret Janosko, Helen Jenning, Louis Jones, Betty Jurgenson, Walter Kell, Ruth Vivian Keith, Dariel Kenison, George Kerwick, Trueman Kjellander, Edward Konefal, Stanley Kroll, Lawrence Lagerquist, Carl Lais, Naomi Lamb, Arthur Lamb, Virginia La Violette, Ethel Leist, Alan Lencsak, Michael Lessing, Warren Levy, Herman Lockwood, Anna Lowell, Earl Lunsmann, Henry Maleszewski, Joseph Markley, Jane Marsters, Barbara Mason, Ruth Mastenbrook, Carolyn Mattei, Philip May, Edward Megles, Andrew Melnick, Irene Messenger, Raymond Meyn, Thomas Miccinelli, Carolyn Migliore, Sadie Mirti, Americo Miskerik, Gloria Mitchell, David Montanye, Esther Morrison, June Mott, Lambert Murray, Dorothy Murray, Dudley Murray, Florence Myer, Elizabeth Nagle, Beatrice Natelli, Arthur Natelli, Olympio Nelson, Andrew Oddo, Louis Odo, Kathryn Parrington, Creighton Passman, Bertha Pelz, Florence Pelzer, Grace Perry, Leola Peters, Florine Peterson, Marjorie Pfeiffer, Arthur Pfleger, Walter Portadino, Jeannette Post, Edith Price, Jean Quackenbush, Thelma Quackenbush, William Rappel, Helen Remo, James Resnick, Sybil Reuhl, Elaine Ruhl, Gloria Russell, Howard Salafia, Tony Sandberg, Irene Sappe, Edward Sawicki, Gasimir Schaaf, Siebe Schlenz, William Schleuter, Dorothy Schmelzer, Doris Schock, Martha Schultz, Robert Scott, Harrold Serven, Anita Sheliga, Frances Shuart, Alvin Sidorsky, Helen Sidorsky, Martha Sima, Albert Sima, Margaret Sima, Rose Simpson, Muriel Slavin, Faith Small, John Smith, Ida Marie Smith, Lawrence Smith, Melvin Sneider, Kenneth Snyder, George Soodsma, Helen Steele, Rebecca Storrer, George Stout, Richard Strohlein, Marion Stryeski, Edward Suleski, Henry Tague, William Ten Eyck, Alexander Ten Eyck, Mellville Thompson, Wallace Tibbals, Cara Tiedeman, Carol Timko, George Topnick, Gecilia Toomey, Mary Tomer, Miriam Towne, Henry Truscwicz, Edna Turner, Richard Tymoch, Anthony Tymoch, Mary Unser, Ruth Urban, Louis Valentine, Norman Dyke, Ronald Schaik, Donald Syckel, Ruth Voorhis, Edythe Van Van Van Van Walder, Marion Walker, Barbara Waligroski, Frank Waligroski, William Wanamker, Robert Wastog, Anthony Weber, Walter Wells, Richard Whitehead, Frances Whitlock, Thomas Whitlock, William Whitman, Neil Whitman, Sherwood Wiechman, Violet Winters, Agnes Woods, George Woolley, Barbara Young, Leynor Zeegers, Eugene Zielinski, Stanley Page Thirty -nine enior lass gfistory One memorable September morning in l934, Mr. Tisdale was glad to welcome to Ramsey High School a new group of innocent freshmen whose superior talent and ability proved without a doubt that they were to be an outstanding success. Despite the fact that the average class does little in its freshman year, we, the class of '38, distinguished ourselves early with excellent baseball, basketball, and football teams which were to provide fine material for future squads of the blue and gold. As sophomores we increased our prestige and self-reliance by presenting in assembly a glamorous Guest-Star Program, in which many of our gifted members took part. Once again our athletes skillfully did their part in stiff competition with other schools. With the arrival of our Junior year we realized that we had skyrocketed from comparative infancy into the lofty ranks of upperclassmen. Full of pep and vitality we went into action at once and crammed the year full of activities which were naturally successful and immensely interesting. Dur- ing the crisp, cool days of fall we swelled our treasury considerably by em- ploying our expert salesmanship to sell lattractive?l Christmas Cards. ln November, Tommy Murphy and his orchestra played for our Card Party and Dance which, need we say, easily excelled all other school activities. Then, early in May, after long and good-natured rehearsing we staged a Junior Nov- elty Nite, which incredible as it may seem, was actually novel. We confi- dently believe that it outclassed any other presented, in music, dancing and acting. The thunderous applause for our Novelty Nite had barely died away before preparations were made for the supreme event of the year. The ever-glamorous Junior Prom. Soft were the lights and sweet the music on the night the Juniors danced. This year as illustrious Seniors we entered the new high school fired with the ambition to bring our activities, extra-curricula and perhaps scho- lastic, to a glorious climax. lndustrious rehearsing together with natural dramatic ability insured the success of our play, And Let Who Will Be Clever . A few days after Christmas, we held the Senior Hop, an event long to be remembered. Now June has come and with it the end of four glorious years in Ramsey High. They have been long and in some places difficult. Yet all difficulty fades into insignificance when we recall the pleasure and happiness. Behind us we leave this year book as the log of our successes and fail- ures, our inspirations and disappointments. May the classes of the future profit by it and carry on the cherished traditions of Ramsey High. Page Forty ac tivities NUGGET STAFF BORGHILD MAGNUS .................,...,,...............,..,.. ...,.,.,............ E ditor JEAN CHAMBERLAIN ..... ,... . .Assistant Editor ARTHUR B. FOWLER ...,.. ........,........ ......, A s sistant Editor ADVISERS Miss Estella Smith Miss Virginia Sullivan BUSINESS Rosemary Sullivan Allen Stoecker Robert Kidd Ethel McKee Stanley Fisher ' LITERARY John Vorrath Ruth Hopper Elizabeth Schuler Arthur Smith Jean Hill Jane Kalbtus Janet Shuart Florence Vitale PHOTOGRAPHY Robert Herrick Wilbur Hartwell Lorin Hay Harry Schneider ADVERTISING Monroe Bester Russell Bogardus Barbara Voss Frances Block Alice Bosch Fannie Bowers Herbert Harvey Ruth Kalblein Vincent LaVigna Phyllis Mead Joseph Resnick DISTRIBUTION Beatrix Collins Dorothy Einerman Henrietta Gallant Robert Harvey Robert Kidd Edna Konefal Alma Lawrence Frieda Lunsmann Ethel McKee Howard Sneider Charles Yeomans Jean Megnin Doris Palma Sophie Spiech Viola Tonges William Ostroski Lillian Fox Helen Remo Madeline Van Deusen Louise Cook Vitus Pollard John Terhune Katherine Marr HUMOR James Stanton Ronald Estabrook Joseph Peters Russell Pfitzner Joseph Reich SOCIAL Lucille Krohn Eugene Brennan Dorothy Lentz SPORTS Grace Ross Robert Bayles Gino Clerici Ethel McKee TYPISTS Gloria Curran Irene Balogh Doris Palma Anna Mae Kook Victoria Adams Frances Chilton Helen Steese Page Forty-Iwo STUDENT COURT STUDENT COUNCIL TRAFFIC SQUAD Page Fo ty I Advisers-MR, SCI-IANZ and MR. SUCARBAKER Adviser-MR. SCHANZ Adviser-MR. SUCARBAKER Advisers-MRS. LAWRENCE, MISS STRONG, MRS. SMITH. MR. MAYFIELD Adviser--MR. HOOK COMMERCIAL CLUB COMMERCIAL CLUB SCIENCE CLUB Page F I LOS MADRINELOS Page Fo STAMP CLUB LE CERCLE FRANCAIS ly Adviser-MISS D'AI UTO Advisers-MISS CONDON, MISS SMITH, MR. ROGERS Adviser-MRS. YORK F, ' E ' f 5113 L, 5 C A1GiQE,tf Adviser-MISS HEIDER Advisers-MR. MITCHELL, MR. MAYFIELD, MR. LEHR .,..,..Y.....?.... Adviser-MR. ROGERS ART CLUB SPORTS CLUB MODEL AIRPLANE CLUB Pa Q 1 BAND Adviser-MR. LA PORTA C-LEE CLUB Adviser-Ml SS BRUN DAC-E ORCHESTRA y lqht Adviser-MR. LA PORTA . Adviser-MR. WILDINC Conductor-N ICK MUTI Adviser-MISS LUTZ HI-Y JAZZ BAND CHESS CLUB Pdq F 1 MQ is J ff? atlzlet Rage FOOTBALL Y F K? . WJ TRACK BASEBALL Advisers-MR. O'CONNOR and MR. WILDINC i 1 I E E Adviser-MR. ROGERS ...u4l. ..:. H an-as - f -.1-., Adviser-MR. SCHANZ and MR, MITCHELL Adviser-MISS CROSSELFINCER Adviser-MR, SCHANZ Adviser-MRS. CLIFFORD CHRL9 BASKETBALL BOYS BASKETBALL ARCHERY PQI t ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION TUMBLINC- CLUB CHEERLEADERS Page Fifty-fou Adviser-MR. WILDINC Adviser-MR. O'CONNOR Adviser-MR. WILDINC Sept. Oct. Nov. April May June FOOTBALL TRACK Coach-Mr. Paul D. O'Connor Coach-Mr. Robert Rogers I 937 Schedule-I 938 Opp. Ramsey April 23-Long Branch-medley relay 25-Ramsey at Pompton Lakes 6 O 27'l 'fe Cla55 meet M 4-R ' V II 2-Dumont at Ramsey O I3 ay 11-R3:S3l 3: slszrrrfnt a ey 9-Ramsey at Spring Valley O 42 I8-Ramsey at Hasbrouck Heights I6-Ramsey at Tenafly O 6 25-Ramsey at Eastside 23-Bogota at Ramsey 10 0 June I-St. Cecilia at Ramsey 30-Ramsey at St. Petersburg I2 O gnt?r'cIas32Megtt 6--Ramsey at Butler 32 O JEr:ic:Z127 Simi I3-Hasbrouck Heights at Ramsey O I3 sophomores-22 points 20-Ramsey at Hawthorne 7 I3 Freshmen-O points BASEBALL GIRLS BASKETBALL Coach-Mr. John Mitchell Coach-Miss Dorothy Crosselfinger 2I-Spring Valley at Ramsey Ramsey ..., Il Pearl River ,..,,. I2 26-Tenafly at Ramsey Ramsey .... 24 Spring Valley .... I5 30-Ramsey at Blair Academy Ramsey .... 7 Saint Cecilia ,,,A I8 3-Teaneck at Ramsey Ramsey .... I7 Dumont ,.......,.... .6 6-Ramsey at Bogota Ramsey .... 35 Suffern ..,..,....,... I6 I3-Hasbrouck Heights at Ramsey Ramseym. 3 Dumont ............ 26 I7-Ramsey at Hawthorne Ramsey .,.. IO Pearl River ..,..... 20 20-Ramsey at Tenafly Ramsey .,.. 23 Suffern ............ 26 27-Bogota at Ramsey Ramsey .... I6 Spring Valley .... I8 3-Ramsey at Hasbrouck Heights BASKETBALL Coach-Mr. Charles Schanz Schedule I937-38 Spring Valley ...,.. Park Ridge .....,, Bernardsvi lle .... Lodi .,............ Suffern ,....., Tuxedo . ,.., . . Bogota .,.. Tenafly .....,.....,..,.,, Hawthorne ........,.,,.,.. Hasbrouck Heights ....... Dumont ......,.......... Bogota ......,.,.... Bernardsville Tenafly ...... ,.......... Hawthorne . ,..,.... ....... Hasbrouck Heights Opponent Ramsey I9 36 I7 3l I9 27 22, 23 IO 3I 32 30 IO 2l 25 I9 2I 30 38 34 I5 24 I8 21 22 24 34 39 I9 35 30 Zl Page Fifty-five li ,4 f Q' -2-, WHAT FER! The weather's fine, The time goes fast, I'm feeling fine, yes, sir! And when exams, Have come and past, l'll only say, what fer l l've got a car, lt's pretty old, It knocks at 30 perl I always say l'll have it fixed, But then I say, what fern! Another year Has gone and went And I'm no worse or better? But l'll be back, Next year l hope, And l'll still say what fer l Page Fifty-six ,fs- ,Q Z ff ll ? .-,S Sneezy-The first breath of spring. Happy- There will be no third period today. Dopey-Relaxation Period-HM! Grumpy-The culprits. How did you like that Tuesday afternoon assembly? Bashful-The Seniors receiving their dip- plomas, or would you say shy? Sleepy-Those nurse's room cowboys. Doc-Guess. Midge: Cay, Paul keeps staring at me in English Class. Gay: I didn't notice. Where does he sit? Midge: Right in back of me. Mr. O'Connor, rushing to shower room after hearing shout for help: What's the matter? Soph: I dropped my towel in the shower and l'm drying myself wetter than l was. Young Fresh: Gee, our football men must be hard. Senior: Why? Fresh: Because they play on a gridiron. One: They say Mary is certainly fast. Two: Fast? She's even fast asleep. Pa: Well, son, how are your marks? Ed B.: They're under water. Pa: What do you mean, under water? Eddie: Below C level. Ralph in Restaurant: Oh, waiter, there's a fly in my soup. Waiter: That's all right, he won't drink much. Barber: What's the matter? Ain't the razor taking holt? Victim: Yeah, it's taking holt all right, but it ain't lettin' go again. Jim: What do you think would go well with my purple and green golf socks? Joe: Hip boots. Two of our great fishermen had just come back from a successful fishing trip. Jack Mason: Say Vince, did you mark the place in the water where we caught all those fish? ' Vince La Vigna: No, but l put a mark on the side of the boat. Jack Mason: You Dope. We may not get the same boat tomorrow. Officer: Heyl Pull over to the curb, lady. Did you know you were going 75? Gay R.: lsn't it marvelous, and I only learned to drive yesterday. Page Fifty-seven Page Fiftyeight tmatrons A Friend Anonymous Mr. Quintino Baldi Miss Marjorie Brundage Mr. and Mrs. Milton H. Chamberlain Archery Club Stanley Fisher, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lorin D. Hay Mr. Luther Hook Mr. and Mrs. William Hopper Mr. and Mrs. John Krohn Mr. John La Porta Mrs. Frank Lawrence L. B. Library Club Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Magnus Mr. John Mayfield Mr, John Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Guy W. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Morris Miss Catherine Mowerson Mr. and Mrs. R. E. K. Schuler Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Shuart Miss Estella M. Smith Mrs. Maud E. York Mr. John Sugarbaker Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. John C. Vorrath Chief H-arry Voss FINE PHOTOGRAPHS AT F AIR PRICES IF YOUR PHOTO APPEARS IN THIS BOOK, YOU ARE URGED TO SEND US YOUR ORDER FOR ADDITIONAL PORTRAITS NOW, AT OUR SPECIAL SCHOOL RATES. APEDA STUDIOS. Inc. 212 WEST 48TH STREET NEW YORK CITY Tel. CI-Iickerinq 4-3960 Pg Pity PHINHNH li HHVHHISINE SEHVIEI Distinctive printing, like all other processes of distinction, requires a coordination of skills, artistry, and business service. Complete modern equipment, trained craftsmen, and creative planning have placed Colyer Printing Company in the front rank for maintaining the best printing services in fine typog- raphy, artistic layout, perfect reproduction, accurate color work and dependable produc- tion and delivery schedules. IIIHVEH PHINHNH EHMPHNY' NIWHHK' N 'J To Tloe Graduates of Today, The Home Builders of Tomorrow We extend our congratulations and best wishes tor the future. May you all prosper: marry happily and live in a home constructed of our materials and heated with our fuel. FRED RUFNEB, INC. Building Material Headquarters RAMSEY, NEW IERSEY . u , il swim BOROUGH HALL DIVISION COLLEGE oi ARTS and SCIENCES Day and Evening courses leading to B.S. Preparation for teaching acade- mic courses in High School, and preparation for Law, Optometry, Podiatry, Veterinary, etc. Summer Session--May 31 and Iuly S. Fall Term-September 15 SCHOOL of LAW Three-year day or four-year evening course leading to degree LL.B. Post- graduate course leading to degree I.S.D. or LLM. Summer Session-Iune 20. Fall Term-September 19. SCHOOL of COMMERCE Day or Evening courses leading to degree B.B.A. or B.S. in Economics, for High School Teaching and in preparation for Law School and Certi- fied Public Accountant examinations. Summer Session-june 6. Fall Term-September 19. COLLEGE of PHARMACY Day course lead-ing to degree B.S. in preparation for Pharmacy, Medicine, Drug, Chemical and Biological fields. Fall Term-September 19. Begistar-96 Scherrnerhorn St., Brooklyn, N. I. Telephone TRiangle 5-0150 Page Sixty-one Compliments of F0019 SERVICE I WALTER W. WEBER I Complimmls of Compliments of A FRIEND WILLIAM TROOP I Compliments of MAI-IWIN FARMERS Dairy Products ALBERT WINTER, Owner GARDEN STATE FARMS, INC. M. SANDFORT 6 SONS, Prop. Guernsey Milk from Pure-Bred, Blood-Tested Herdsf' GOFFLE ROAD MIDLAND PARK, N. I. Phone 999 E X O E I. Cleaners and Dyers 9 WEST MAIN STREET Compliments of MAIN STREET RESTAURANT BRUNO-TED Page Sixty-three ,- One year course. O Combines college subjects with secre- tarial studies. 0 Prepares for preferred positions. 0 Faculty of university pro- fessors. High school gradua- tion prerequisite. Attractive surroundings. Placement Ser- vice. Applications now being re- ceived for fall classes 0 For bulletin., write the Director, or dial SHerwood 2-4242 CIllIlfIiiIl1!'I1fS of THE EEENCEOE T RAMSEY, NEW IERSEY PACE INSTITUTE Cultural-Occupational Courses The diploma programs of day school and evening school study Call accredited by the New York State Education Departmentj, include the following: ACCOUNTANCY AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ACCOUNTANCY PRACTICE IC.P.AJ CREDIT SCIENCE ADVERTISING AND MARKETING SELLING AND MARKETING SECRETARIAL PRACTICE ADVANCED SHORTHAND SHORTHAND REPORTING IC.S.R.l A Junior or Senior high school student may make tentative reservation of class place to be available after high school graduation Cno obligationj and be placed on mailing list of Tm: PACE STUDENT-oflicial magazine of Pace Institute. A copy of the General Bulletin and occupational booklets will be sent upon request. PACE INSTITUTE 225 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, N. Y. Phone 3-1076 IGI-IN DAI-IL Kifrbrn Cabinets - Porvb EIICIOSIIHN Mi1lu'm'fe - Sr'1'1'c'11x 238 UNION STREET HACKENSACK, N. I. Page Sixty-four Comjrlilnents of GRASSYFORK FISHERIES SADDLE RIVER, N. I. Compliments of MONA BEAUTY SHOP MAHWAH, NEW IERSEY Phone 3833 Comfzlimenlx of MAI-IWAI-I GARAGE CHEVROLET Complimmts of VILLAGE VANITY SHOP Compliments of THE EXECUTIVE STAFF OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL NORMAN W. DEAN Awnings - Venetian Blinds - Decorations Flags - Window Shades SUFFERN, NEW YORK Tele. Rldqewood 6-0388 RIDGEWOODI SECRETARIAL SCHOOL Both Day and Night Sessions 100 NORTH MAPLE AVENUE RIDGEWOOD, NEW IERSEY Page Sixty-I 1 Phones-Allendale 3080, Ramsey 500 I. H. ACKERMAN CS CO. Koppers Coke - Blue Coal Fuel Oil - Timken Oil Burners WINTER BROTHERS, Inc. Groceries - Hardware - Coal - Etc. ALLENDALE, NEW IERSEY LE CERCLE FRANCAIS RAMSEY HIGH SCHOOL SUB-DEB CLUB Compliments of A. FORSHAY Groceries SADDLE RIVER, N. I. I. K. PATTERSON THE TOGGERY SHOP Young Men's Graduation Accessories SUFFERN NEW YORK Compliments of RAIVISEY LUMBER CO. Phone 533 McPEEK'S DEPARTMENT STORE If you want special attention for your school needs-we give it. 31-35 EAST MAIN STREET RAMSEY, NEW IERSEY LOS MADRILENOS Compliments of IIMMIES DINER SUPFERN, NEW YORK Phone 768 SUNNY DAWN KENNELS Reg. A.K.C., - Cocker Spaniels Wire Fox Terriers MRS. W. P. ASTEN, IR., Owner SADDLE RIVER NEW IERSEY Compliments of MAI-IWAH CENTER SERVICE STATION DAVID SANDBERG, Proprieior Page Sixiy-six Compliments of THE COMMUNITY SHOPPE MAHWAH, NEW JERSEY Compliments of WILLOW INN RAMSEY, NEW JERSEY Trade in your old wheel RIDGEWOOD CYCLE COMPANY RIDGEWOOD, NEW IERSEY Iver johnson, Pierce, Columbia Expert Repairing STEVE MARATENE WALDWICK. N. I. Our Own Ice Cream Liquors and Newspapers Cmgmere 3643 CHARLES P. VUOLO Plumbing and Heating - Sheet Metal MAHWAH, N. I. Compliments of MORRIS N. SCHARF RAMSEY HARDWARE CO. JOHN W. METZGER za EAST MAIN STREET RAMSEY, N. I. Compliments of I. W. and E. A. DE YOE Compliments of SECOR'S SERVICE STATIONS Phone 250 SPRING LAKE FARMS Fine Fowls and Turkeys Strictly Fresh Eggs WYCKOFF, N. I. CHARLES S. PULIS SECOR FARMS RAMSEY, N. I. Compliments of GEORGE D. BINET BASIL BROTHERS, Inc. RAMSEY, N. I. Compliments of IOSEPH EABIO Compliments of HAROLD STIKEMAN H. I. PETERS Florist Page Sixty-seven Phone 530 NAUGLE MOTORS Dodge and Plymouth Sales and Service WYCKOFF, N. I. Wyckoff 277 Compliments of THE VILLAGE PASTRY SHOP 63 EAST MAIN STREET McPEEK'S GARAGE Sales and Service 99 MAIN STREET RAMSEY, N. I. ' GUATELLTS CONFECTIONERS STORE ' so EAST MAIN STREET RAMSEY, N. I. RAMSEY, N. I. Romsey 96 RE-DEI..-DA F R A N C O ' S Service Station ROUTE Z Complete Beauty Service SADDLE RIVER, N- I. Phone 3065 I, FERRERA ALLENDALE DELICATESSEN Groceries - Delicatessen E ALLE DALE AVENUE 93 W irLLENDgLE, N. I. RAMSEW N- 1- PIIOIIG C0mplimBnfS of Grade A Dairy Products From Accredited Herd COLONIAL ROAD CAMPGAW, N. I. Franklin Lakes Dairy Products ROMEO R. NAPOLITANO Attorney at Law RAMSEY, N. I. RAVINE SERVICE STATION MIDLAND PARK, N. I. THE WYCKOFF WATCH and CLOCK SHOP Watchmaker - Engraver Clocks Called For ana' Delivered ALBERT S. FOX, Proprietor FRANKLIN AVENUE WYCKOFF, N. I. MILLEITS MAIN PHARMACY R. MILLER, Reg. Pharmacist MAIN STREET WYCKOFF, N. I. Phone 626 BEN FRANKLIN STORE Sc-IOC-351.00 up 5-7 EAST MAIN STREET RAMSEY, N. I. Phone 241 WILLIAM LA VIGNA Shoe Repairing Shop 137 EAST MAIN STREET RAMSEY, N. Please patronize the Nugget Advertisers Page Sixty-eight .ff fL7:.' x . , , . X 4 -- , .- J .H-'IRL-i'x,.f', :. n Ln JL x nl X g.,. .QV 1- -e.. if V N ty. Viz., 1 K. P. 12 ffw .V . . Ry ,, , ,gn , w.,,, ,iv s n n ,f. l.,-1 .f 'N 7 ,,'L,' U14 ' fs 1- w H., W .A M' . 1 , ,Q 'rm um'- 'x 'NK V 1 Q Q.-, b 'I .-mf' 5 1 rw 1 Y u L ex, 4 , . .A- 1. -v lu 4 f. 5' Y I li wr' ,rg ,J u- - el Fil Hf' H' :sUg. -iv 1,5 -'je 'JF'-f .x - a5i THf1.J 3155- . . ,X ' 5 I 1411: fn 5 Pi gl-ff ., mm., r .11 V ' ,Eg-4 ,N L-Qu: ', ' ' ui ' il . fi: Nils-5,,,3 . I .aw M ,,'.,. Ffv- V Ji' . -,,. - J V E. . v f ' , , 1' ' ' ' . I f ,f , ' , 5' .,., W vw 1 R, - I .-'. .Q-N-ww -'K -f L .--.H 1? an -. L' WJ 4' n K bc I 071- F Q K ,A . . 1 ,. V Z 1 HQ Q, , if L is P lin-Q' Hs' XA .iq -1 I ' h 5:-7? iiffrw :El Q .r ..' , ' If 1 'FUI ix x Wil.. 1 . X W , 1 . f . . ,J . ,I L- , 1 W H N-,nv I-Liu. -. ' Hi, Y. . - iff: iffy ,- 7' 4 ,Q . 512' V: iv- .- ,L , , .1 J Y' 1. .3 . 1 1 11.1 Yami, 'I 'f- VL :img ,, , V, ,-..- ' ', V, , 1 ,f - 4 ,-33 1-: '5x4,.sv - ,. 1,2 ,U ,J ' F'15'L.f.'ffP f ,J -4, f5,'31..fk M I' uw? F H,r1gAfL 11 . x.,,,. 1 ' ' q T f' 11 'Z , 4,1 in , r- f ' f fn, f , lf: ' fri., ,, 4 MW-, ,..- ' vs l ' fi:1::y L 6 Q . ' ' L. v-S r-I 'ifyii 'U'V,A , . . li Ffgiw ' ' ' H -, L J 'W ' . I E. - . ,. V- W- 14 -uififl 'fum-L v 5, i 'Ill' :W ,l ' V .rm fx' w -L , l-- . K I I! , 11-A