Battin High School - Red and White Yearbook (Elizabeth, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1941 volume:

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IDIEIDIICATIION With the preservation of the American way of life foremost in our minds today, we wish to respectfully and appreciatively dedicate this RED AND WHITE to one whose unfailing eiforts have given Battin students a clearer understanding of Democracy, American tradition and the true meaning of patriotism in all her teachings-MISS SARAI-I L. BARTOW. WILLIAM M. DUNCAN rincqaa May the sun in his course visit no land more free, more happy, more lovely, than this our own country! . HELEN V. DECKER He is a free man whom the truth makes free, And all are slaves beside. -Cowper rididfanf principa 24 .46d9Q In no period in the lives of any of us connected with Battin have world events moved as rapidly as they have in the past three years. Governments, states, and conditions of the general well being of many peoples, which a short time ago we believed permanent save for slow evolutionary changes that we had come to accept as natural, have been uprooted or changed almost within the waking hours of a single day. These swift, startling and radical changes away from the accepted American and democratic way of life have really jolted us and compelled us to pause and ask ourselves: how may we do our part to keep and strengthen the democratic ideals of our America? We should recognize that each of us has an important part to play in making our country strong and well prepared. We must plan to put more of work accomplishment into our community life than we take out so that there may be a surplus from each of us. A great educator said recently our watchwords have been, work as little as possible, play as often as you can, get more than you give, and find security at all costs even at the cost of freedom. In short, we have placed the pursuit of happiness first, and life and liberty second. To leave a surplus rather than a deficit in our community life, we must all work for unity. We must eliminate all feelings of discrimination on account of race, creed, color, or condition of life. We must not measure our state of culture in terms of monetary suc- cess. We must not let the automobile, the movies, and the radio monopolize our interest at the expense of physical exercise, thinking, or reading. We must dignify work and sacrifice. We must see to it that our family life does not deteriorate. Our homes, built upon obedience and honor, must be the center from which our loyalty radiates. We must not neglect our church. It is said that about sixty per cent of our people do not attend any church. We cannot build a strong America unless we place loyalty to God first in our patriotism. In this, we must follow the example of our country's great founders and preservers. Our Democracy, members of the senior class, cannot be preserved alone by praising it. The task is one that requires active, thoughtful, and loyal participation by all. We have commended these ways to you through your years in Battin and we have a feeling of confidence that each one of you will acquit herself worthily and nobly throughout her life. With our good- bye, we say may God bless each with a deep and abiding love of country and grant to each an abundant and happy life. YVILLIAM M. DUNCAN, Principal. V Ax GD ' F A C U IL T Y ikvivvkvkikikikik 15-x xx -3 1, 13 13 13 15 -1 -3 -3-y u-yn l K 1 K l K K K K l-K-K-K-K-l-K-l-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-l K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K HS am! Beside Us and Guide Us I 3 I 3 5 3 1 3 3 3-3-3-3-I-3-3-1 3-1 3 3 3 3 '3'-3-I-311-3 5-3-5'1-3'X-3-3-1-3-1'3 X-3'3-3-3-H-X 3 I 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 Q E If 45 h My . M M - Q, ,, M Q. P IAZQ I .?,. Q k: L it A Q Y' .in . H 5 .ki 2,. 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King, Mrs. Grace M. Lepree, Mrs. Ruth W. Ziegler. Mathematics Department: Miss Amanda Loughren, Director, Mrs. Mar- garet S. Ault, Miss Adah Wade, Mr. John A. White. Social Studies De- partment: Mr. Edwin M. Barton, Directorg Miss Sarah L. Bartow, Mr. James Howell, Mr. Stanley C. Riggs, Miss Letha Westfall, Mrs. Frances B. Wilcox. Science Department: Mrs. Pauline MCD. Atkins, Director, Mrs. Mira Baker, Miss J. Vida Emberger, Miss Irene Kerstetter, Miss Caroline H. Mucha, Mr. john M. Updegraph, Miss jean Heilich, Laboratory As- sistant. Health and Physical Ed. Dept.: Mr. Walter Gardell, Supervisor, Mrs. Mary D. Fee, School N urseg Miss Esther Gates, Mrs. Genevieve Lackas, Miss Mary A. Munro. Fine Arts Department: Miss Dorothy Porter, Super- visor, Mrs. Helen Keane, Miss Edna Peairs. Household Economics Depart- ment: Mrs. William McDermott, Supervisor, Miss Margaret Allison, Mrs. Winifred French, Miss Marie Hughes, Mrs. Leonore jones, Miss Josephine Kaul, Miss Anna M. Roenigk. Shop Craft: Mr. Henry Schopp. Music Department: Mr. Thomas Wilson, Director, Mrs. Ruth Boyer, Mr. Arthur Brandenburg, Miss Violet johnson, Miss Florence Tarlow. Commercial Department: Dr. Foster W. Loso, Director, Miss N. Elizabeth Ayer, Mrs. Eleanor A. Baker, Miss Yolanda DeCesare, Miss Anne B. Dennis, Miss Louise Flagge, Mr. Henry Glasser, Mr. Ralph M. Hovis, Miss Emma B. Isett, Mr. Leo S. Kornhauser, Dr. John C. Lackas, Miss Louella Loucks, Mr. James S. Quenan, Mr. john F. Tozzi. Ojice Stag: Miss Mary Leary, Miss Evelyn N. Danielson, Miss Betty D. Dwelle. 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Dress Accessories ANN EAN Al l I.ERllACH 111i F1-:i11kli11 Street S1'n'r'I111'y Advattired Glee, Photoplay ELSIE UIEAN ALBERS 117 De Hart Place Nizrse Orcliestra JEAN CLAIRE ALDRIDGE 11.1 Westfield Avenue Musir' Stzjleruisrn' Advanced Modern Dancing, State Band, State Orchestra, City Band. City Orchestra, Band and Orchestra THELMA MYRTLE ALLIN 322 IValnut Street Collegr' Modern Dancing, Draniatics, Shop Craft MARIE ANN ALONSO 228 Clark Place Prizfate S!'!'f6lIll'y Shop Clralt. Gregg Reading IRENE YVANDA ANDRYKOVITZ 257 East Jersey Street Private Secretary Orcllestra, Aviation, Photoplay ELIZABETH -I. ANTHONY 163 Pearl Street Nursing Shop Craft. Catuera, Automotive, Dress Accessories, Hostess MARY ANN ANTON 517 Fulton Street .flrlixt Atlvztticetl Modern Dancing. Latin for Nurses. Drzitnzttics, Aviation, Indoor Reeretttioti HELEN FAI'l'H ANTONUCCI 116 I il'th Street .'lI'l'0lll1fIllll Indoor Recreation, Shop Craft, Dress Accessories, Cainera, Book- keeping RITA MARIE ANTUNES 11.1 Ripley Place Secretary Treas. Social Amenities, Gregg Reading, Photoplay BETTY A. APGAR 710 Livingston Street Sl'l'l'Ufll7'A' 'l'reas. Dress Accessories, Indoor Recreation, Draniatics, Automotive, Volleyball ANGELA M. ARANEO 1028 Augusta Street Nurse Indoor Recreation, Social A1ne11i- ties, Better Grooming BESSIE P. ARBES 5.1 Pershing Avenue Business School Sec. Accountancy, Photoplay, Gift and Novelty, Aviation, Automotive 17 ANN A'l 'IONIANCHEK go Nlravalag Manor Sll?lI0g7'I1f1llt?7' Sec. Party Planning. Automotive Social Amenities, Basketball, Hockey. Baseball GENEYIEYE BACENKO 938 Kenneth Aventle Nr'zt'nrk Pl'l'1I!l7'IllUJ'y School Band, Orchestra. City Band, City Orchestra, Indoor Recreation KATHLEEN IDIIRETT BAIRD 1149 Magnolia Avenue Art School Touchstone, Semper Parata, Cashier SALLY BACKUS 529 jersey Ave11ue liusiness School Sec. and Treas. Dress Accessories, Gift and Novelty, Band, High Spots, Hockey SARA VICTORIA BAISE 1381 North Avenue Business College: Vice-Pres. Honor Gym, High Spots, Red and White, Touchstone, Ath- letic Council, Baseball, Basketball BEATRICE ADELE BALBACH 740 Yan Buren Avenue Slenograplmr See. Soph. Class, Treas. jr. Class, Pres. Sectio11, Sec. Speakers, Asso- ciate Editor High Spots, Honor Dramatics, Commercial Honor, Service League ANN NI. BALIK 246 Bayway Secretary Nature. Baseball 18 SHIRLEY FLORENCE BALLAT 11131 East Grand Street Nurse Red and XVhite. Latin for Nurses, Automotive, Camera MARY HELEN BANNON 1155 Magnolia AVCIIIIC Business School Indoor Recreation, Dress Acces- sories. Camera ANN BARANICKI 3119 Franklin Street Secretary Indoor Recreation, Social Amenities, Better Grooming RUTH ELANOR BARRON l32 Reid Street Nurse Part' Plannintf. Cztterinff, Gitt and y U U Novelty JEAN EI,IZABl-ITH BARTLETT Q3 Sumtnit Road College Sec. Soph. Glee, Advanced Glee, Band, Orchestra. City Band, City Orchestra, State Band, State Orches- tra, High Spots, Library Staff, Modern Dancing MABEL ELISE BEATTY 503 New York Avenue College Ifrencli, Band, Orchestra, City Orchestra, Indoor Recreation EIINICI-I BERNICE BEGANY 839 Monroe Avenue Secretary Manager High Spots, Dramatics, German, Modern Dancing, Volley- ball ANNA MARIE l!liN'I'lVl-ZGNA 14:92 Magnolia Avenue Slenograjultic Work Vice-Pres. Honor Forum, Vice-Pres. and See. jr. Forum, Commercial Honor, Red and White, Service League . Q1-1 9 Gl. . .IICANNIC BERIS .115 Irvington Avenue .u.vlrtmr' Ilesigrtwr and Illustrator Pres. Soplt., Vice-Pres. Forum, Honor Forum, Catnera, Semper Parata, Service League, lottcltstotte KIANI-fl' LAN' IBEYERIDGF 72l Grier Avenue Nurse Red and lvltite, Latin for Nursew. Riding YICIKI XV. ISIERYLO 22 Florida Street lfusirrrzvs School Vice-Pres. Automotive, Dratnatics, French, Hockey Team, Advanced Archery 1-1l.lZABI5'1'H R. BILLINGHURST 42.1 Franklin Street Pri va to Sevreta ry Red and lVl1ite, Indoor Recreation, Automotive, Gift and Novelty MARGARHI' I. BILLINGHURSI' 424 Franklin Street Swrelary Honor Forttm, Automotive JESSIE VIRGINIA BISHOP 744 Madison Avenue Secretary Gregg Reading, Advanced Glee SHIRLICY BISHOP 388 l-Ilmora Avenue S!'!'I'l'fllI'y Sorial Amenities, Automotive Rl,l'l'll BLIGK S32 Magic Aventte College Social Amenities, Gilt and Novelty, Aviation, Indoor Retreation MARTHA BAISIN HODRUCKI 719 Grier Avenue Sl'I'I'l'l!II'y 'l'reaw. Honor Forum. Cornntereial llonor, Cashier, 'Fottehstoue MAMH-I C. BONANDO fill Third Avenue Sl'!'!il'l!ll'AJ Sorial Amenilieo, Gift and Novelty, Automotite ISABIQI. LIICAN BOOTH to:-37 Nortlt Avenue S ec re la ry Band, City Band, Orchestra, City Orchestra NANCY JOAN BORRFILLO 419 Maple Avenue 1'rir1a!1' Szrrrfflrtry Social Amenities, Party Planning, Pltotoplay, Catering, Baseball, Volleyball tIA'l'Hl'1RlNlC BRIENNAN 315 Rose Hill Place Nurse Salcsmansltip 19 DOROTHY M. BRINKLEY 214 Reid Street Nurse Dress Accessories, Nature, Latin for Nurses, Auton1otive, Glee, Indoor Recreation JOSEPHINE MARY BROWN 1005 Lafayette Street Accounlant Indoor Recreation. Photoplay, Glee PETRUNELLA CARMEN BRUNO 2o john Street Secretary Dress Accessories, Photoplay, Gift and Novelty HELEN ROSE BRUNN 516 Franklin Street Dressmaking Indoor Recreation CONCETTA M. E. BUCCARELLI 465 Fourth Avenue Court Stenograjzher Dress Accessories, Salesmanship, Camera, Automotive THERESA M. BUCCULO 564 Fourth Avenue Secretary Vice-Pres. Indoor Recreation, Gift and Novelty RUTH CLAIRE BUIK 459 Marshall Street Office Work Latin 20 DOROTHY R. BUNN 560 Westminster Avenue Secretary Pres. Gift and Novelty, Dramatics, Gregg Reading, Modern Dancing ADELE MARCIA BURIS S11 Pennington Street Dancing Teacher Advanced Moder11 Dancing, Folk Dancing, Dance Appreciation, In- door Recreation, Advanced Archery GENEVIEVE MARY BURKE 529 West End Avenue Business College Sec. Dress Accessories, Gregg Read- ing, Indoor Recreation, Social Amenities JEAN CLAIRE BURKE 3.10 South Broad Street Nurse Aviation, Radid, Automotive, Forum, Impromptu Speakers SHIRLEY MAE BURNS 860 Kilsyth Road College Camera, Shop Craft, Social English, Modern Fiction, French, Basketball, Volleyball, Adva11ced Archery HELEN GEORGIENE DU BUSC 21 Hillside Road College Honor Dramatics, Advanced Mod- ern Dancing, High Spots MARIE ANITA BUSICHIO 211 High Street Fashion Buyer Pres. Aviation, Dress Accessories, Automotive MARGARET BYRD 7oti Magic Avenue Collvgf' Dress Accessories. Automotive. In- door Recreation. Personality Analy- sis. Clee. junior Choir AGNESS THERESA CAFFREY 11159 Magnolia Avenue CIlIlI1ll0Il1l'llf7' School Honor Gym, Hostess, Automotive Indoor Recreation MARY T. CAMBRIA 9:7 Elizabeth Avenue Ntlrivrf Aviation, Dramatics, Honor Gym, Gift and Noveltv, Riding FLORENCE CAPRARIO 579 Walnut Street Nurse Pres. Dress Accessories, Honor Forum, Honor Dramatics, High Spots, Advanced Archery GILDA T. CAPRINO 618 South Street Secretary Band MARIAN CARD 4.49 Ehnora Avenue College Touchstone, Advanced Glee LUCY FRANCES CARDILLO 464 Fourth Avenue Dress Ih'.rigu1'r Dress Accessories, Salesmanship, Camera .Xl'Cl7S'l'.-X CARDOSO i5o lnslee Place Unflr'ci1I1'rl Social Amenities, Indoor Recreation FRANCES ANN CARNEY tg Lowden Street College l.atin for Nurses, Indoor Recrea- tion, Advanced Archery ROSE ANCELINA CASALE 631 Third Avenue Normal School Vice-Pres. Gilt and Novelty, Vice- I'res. Creative Writing, Science Reading, Catering, Cooperative ROSEMARY CASALE 31:8 Palmer Street Svcret1n'y Gift and Novelty, Indoor Recrea- tion, Shop Craft PAULINE EIOSEPHINE CASANO 32 North Reid Street Rrlrlil Seller Automotive, Salesmanship FRANCES MARIA CASCONE S50 Elizabeth Avenue Office Work Vice-Pres. Shop Craft, Social Amen- ities, Gregg Reading, Modern Dancing MARY ANN CASSIO 324 Amity Street Srrreta ry Salesmnnship, Indoor Recreation, Automotive 21 FRANCES PAULINE Cl-ZRKOVITZ 248 Franklin Street Rclrliler Nature. Photoplav, Red Cross Service LUClI,I.li E. CHAFITELI 27 john Street linzlmlnzcr Pres. Dress Accessories, Indoor Recreation, Aviation. Automotive, Vol lcv hall CELESTE CIANCIA 509 First Avenue Sf'!'l'l'lIlI'A' Photoplay, Radio, Gregg Reading. Aviation ANTOINIQTTE IJ. CIRASELLA 311 High Street Nurse Latin for Nurses. Dress Accessories REGINA ANN CIURCZAK 16 Rankin Street Priwzle Secretaijv Vice-Pres. Senior Class. Honor Gvrn, Modern Dancing, Dress Accessories, Baseball, Vollevhall, Athletic Council .x - ' '1'H1-LLMARQ-ASIA c:L,xiut A '39 Adams Avenue . , K ' La IOT!lf0l'y Teclmician W Vice-Pres. Soph. Class, Pres. Section Pres. Modern Fiction, Vice-Pres. ' i French, Sec. Honor Forum, Higl Spots, tenant Service League ADRIENNE I.. CLINIES 538 jackson Avenue Sccrelatjv German, Indoor Recreation, Aut motive. Red and XVhite 22 Red and IVhite, First Lieu- GLORIA M. CLINEDINST 622 East jersey Street Stmzograplzer ETHEL BARBARA COHEN 8 jefferson Avenue College rman, Dramatics, Dress Acces- sories. High Spots, Advanced Archery SHIRLEY COHEN 1444 Lexington Place Dental flssistant Ill-1'I'TY HOPE COLEMAN 650 Park Avenue College Pres. Social Amenities, Sec. Gift Recreation. and Novelty, Indoor Aviation ANGELA COLONIAS 745 Pennington Street Drfmnzaker Expert Typist, Dress Accessories. Automotive, Commercial Honor MARI ELIZABETH COLTON 29 Summit Road Katharine Gibbs A iation, Sec. Dress Accessories, In- i door Recreation, Social Amenities MARY DOLORES CONNELLY 139 Reid Street Secret!! ry Pres. Travel, Cooperativ , bo g, Red and Hlhite ' e Greffff Readin HICLICN MADIQIXNN CONRAD 621 Second AVCIIIIC Nttrsr' IIIIIYTUIIIIJIII Speakers, Drxnnatics FSTHICR li. COOPERSMITH 538 Magnolia Avenue SfI'lIIIgl'llI71ll'I' Iligh Spots, Pres. I11door Recrea- tio11, Snapshooters, Folk Dancing, .AVIZIIIOII NIARIE ANN COYLIC 219 Delatrare Street S1'l'I'1'flII'y Pres. Honor Gym, Folk Dancing Catnera, IIIYIIIIZIIICS. Capt. Basket- lzall, Capt. Hockey, Capt, Volleyball Pres. Athletic Council DOROTHY I.. CRAIG 1258 Waverly Place Sl'l'l'l'I!lI'I!lI School Semper Parata, Intloor Recreation, Real illlll While, Pres. Gregg Reading OLIVIA A. N. CRAIG ,105 Westminster Avenue 1S11si111'.vs College JAlll0IllUllVl', Service League MARION F. CROTEAU 11ll Jackson Avenue .S'1'r'1'ul1try IIHIUUI' Recreation, Dress Accessories REGINA MARIE CUFF 71,1 Park Avenue Katharina Gibbs Folk Dancing, Dramatics, Aviation, Dress Accessories, High Spots, Basketball ,tg-A ww- 1,3 ANNA MARIAN CUKAUSKAS 109 Inslee Place Nurse Gregg Reading. Latin for Nurses Gilt llllll Novelty INIARGARICT I . CUMMINGS 126 Cherry Street Dietitian Latin, Gilt and Novelty, Indoor Recreation OLGA AGNES CYKTOR 111 Butler Street l,iln'111'im1 Indoor Recreation,Social Amenities, German. Honor Gym, Jr. Choir JUDY AGNES DATTILO .H Fifth Street l'alrfrso11 Slate Teaclzfmv' College Vice-Pres. Section, Honor Dratnatics. Camera, Latin, American Adven- ture. Red ZlIItl White IiII.lil-1N NI. DAVERN 1129 Allllll Street Neztfark Slrtlzf 'I'1'II!',1l'7'X, College Hostess, Gertnan, Gift and Noveltv. HOIIOF Gym. Indoor Recreation. Natttre DOROTHY IfRlil-1I.ON DAVIS 5,11 l'CIlIlSylVllIIl2I .AVCIIIIC College Honor Gym, Advanced Modern Dancing. Social Atnenities, Hockey, Volleyball VIVIAN P. DAVIS toog Louisa Street Costume Designing Semper l'arata, High Spots, Red and White, Touchstone, Advanced Archery. Tennis, Service League 23 wffp DOROIHY VIRGINIA DECKER 221 Elm Co11rt New jersey Collage For IVOmen Pres. Section, Sec. Foruin, Advanced Glee DOROTHY S. DE FRANCE 29 Spencer Street Faslzirm Designer Sec. Hostess, 'I'reas. Law Discussion MARILYN Ll7CII.E DEMBECK 26 Dayton Street Comjzaizfmz Honor FOYIIIII FRANCES LOUISE DENGG 103.1 North Ave1111e Sr'Crf'ta ry Sec. Aviation, Creative IVriting. Volleyball, Riding ANGELINA DE ROCCO 520 Fourth Avenue Gwzcral Offirc IVOrk Aviation MARY El.IZAI5E'I'H DE XVITT 16 'I'hircI Street Sl'f'I'l'l'!Ify CONSTANCE M. DI BLASIO 638 Elizabeth Avenue Secrfffary IIIKIOOI' Recreation, Aviation 24 LOUISE DI GIORGIO 321 South Street Sf'c'rrta1y Soph. Class Pres., jr. Class Vice Pres., Soph., jr., Sr. Class Sec. Senate, Pres. Section, Vice-Pres Forum, Vice-Pres. Commercial Hon- or, Honor Dramatics, Advanced Glee, High Spots, Deck Tennis Capt. Service League, Lieutenant Color Guard ANN PATRICIA DI SPIRITO 219 So11th Seventh Street Linden Hall Pres. Section, Sec. Gregg Reading, Treas. Indoor Recreation, Aviation, Dress Accessories, Radio, Junior Choir LILLIAN MARIE DISPORTO 235 South Street Oflife Work 'I'reas. Shop Craft, Social Amenities, Indoor Recreation ALICE MAY DOANE 325 YVestIield Avenue Undecided Pres. Section, Glee, Aviation, Honor Dramatics, Indoor Recreation HELEN D. DOMANSKY 1416 WestGel1I Avenue Sc'cr't'l11 ry Automotive RITA MARIE DONOHITE 659 Elizabeth Avenue Private Setvetary Dress Accessories, Aviation, Indoor Recreation ETHEL LYDIA DONNER Gog First Avenue Nurse Dress Accessories a AI,liIl-I 'l'. DOWNIQY 1137 lilin Street lf11.sir1r.x'.v College Pres. Section. Dress Accessories. lixpert Typist. Indoor Rccrezttion CLADYS ISI..-XNCIIIC IJOYLE R58 Kilsytli Rllllti Sf1'II!IgHllllI1'I' Treats. Indoor Recreation KIHARl.O'l l'l'l NIARY DIFFFY .mg Litingston Street iA'Itl'.Sl' Snarpsliooters, Dress Accessories, Gilt :uid Notelty l'liGCiY C. DAYYICR II37 lfaiuny Street Nurszr Sec. Section, Treats. lforuin, l'res. Drznnntics, Yice-l'res. Indoor Recreat- tion. lfolk Dancing, Red und White MAR-IORIIQ KATHRYN 1-LBER1' 239 Westfield Avenue .S'1'1'rr'll1ry Honor lforuni. Orchestra, Service League B l'IAi'RlCll'1 I.. EIC S57 1'1iil1liJClil Avenue lf'n1lz'r'i1l1'1l Nature, Rztdio, Cznneru ANNIE llANli'l' FAliI.I.A Sjo lflorat Street .'ll'f'f1IlI1f!1l1l Dress Accessories, Indoor Recrea- tion, Ciee, Shop Craft EONA MAE FAIR 530 jersey Avenue Art School Pres. Section, Advanced Modern Dancing. lsllllfl, Ol'liilCSlI'Zl, City Band, City fJl'CilCSlI'1l NIILDRICD KAROLYN I ,-ARR 853 Gibbous Court Sr'1rrt'lr1ry Vice-Pres., Sec. Expert Typist, Automotive, Klonunereiztl Honor, Orchestra, llztselmll, City Orchestra MARION A. IVARWICK ,129 Mzlrsltztll Street IX'ur.w' ldllill for Nurses, Nature, Honor Forum KASHNIIR 15. FASZCZICXVSKI 516 Livingston Street Nurse Pres. Indoor Recrezttion, Dl'1llllIllil'S, Sec. Automotive, Pres. Pliotopizty, lfolk Dzrncing. Glee llII,lJA G. l lilXl5liRCL tim Nlzrdison Axenue Szfrelnrizzl School Sec. Indoor Recreattion, llrzunaltics, lfolk Dancing. .Advzinced Glee. Red and White DOROTHY 'l'. FICNIK 751: Linden Avenue College l'res. Section, lixpert Typist, Dress Accessories, Advanced Glee, Red and White MARY ANN FICRICNCLZ .133 Broztdwzty Secrelnry Gift und Noveltv 25 l-ILEANOR B. FERRANCE 26 Geneva Street Srfrelrlry Pliotoplay. COIIIIIICIACIIH Honor CELESTINE A. FERNANDEZ Gog Marshall Street Sl'!'?'UIl1I'Y Iniproniptu Speakers, Liberty Stalf GENEVIIQYE KIOANNA FLAGA 20 Atlantic Street L'r1ric'ri1Ir'rl Aviation. Indoor Recreation LOTTIE THERESA FLIS 54 Iirie Street Office Work I11door Recreation, Gilt and Novelty, Red and YVl1ite KATHRYN YVONNE FORD 115 Palisade Road Air Slrfzuardess Honor, Gylll, Indoor Recreation ARLENE G. FORMAN iS Lowden Street New jersey College For IIIUIIIFII Sec. Section, Gift and Novelty NAOMI JANE FORMAN 67 Crane Street Secretary Advanced Glee, Automotive, French 26 DOROTHY MARTHA FORSTER 138 Smith Street Sf!!7l0gI'llIIllt'Y' Dress Accessories, Shop Craft, Law Discussion MARJORIE ELLEN FORTUNE 453 South Park Street .S'ef'retary Honor lforuin, Honor Dramatics, Personality Analysis, Jr. Choir CHARLOTTE MARIE FOSTER 1012 Bond Street . Freenzmz Hospilal Dress .Xccessories, IIILIOOI' Recreation MARGARET EYELYN FRAIN 137 De Hart Place illusical College Band and Orchestra SYLVIA D. FREEDBERG 853 Monroe Avenue Iiu.sinr's.v College Fortun, Glee, Dramatics, Pres. Indoor Recreation, Red and YVl1ite WANDA V. GACEK 210 Erie Street illontclair State Teachers' College Latin, Honor Forum, Automotive BLANCHE DOLORES GAGAS 601 Magnolia Avenue Secretary Pres. Gift and Novelty, Forum, Modern Dancing. Dress Accessories DOROTHI-IA Il. CALL 927 Bond Street College Pres. Social Amenities, French, Honor Forum lil.AlNli PATRICIA GARGANO 615 Fourth Avenue I.r11t'yer Red and XVhite, Forum, Automo- tive. Basketball, Baseball, Volley ball, Athletic Council. Archery DOROTHY P. CASORIRK 727 liavtvay Avenue 1i1:.vim'.r.t College Advanced Glee, Social Amenities RUTH -IOAN GICHWIQILFR 52 Sixth Street Secretary Pres. Indoor Recreation, Gift and Novelty. Dress Accessories, Honor Gym XVALTRAIID BICTTY GEISSLICR 563 South Park Street Cor1tj1Imn1't1'r Opcrrtlm' Hostess, Catering, -lr. Choir OLGA IRNIA GERENCSER 189 Halsted Road Salesgirl Salesmanship RUTH H. GERHOLD 747 Bavway Avenue Secretary Associate Editor of High Spots. French, Commercial Honor 4-'K' AIICANNE MARIE GIESLER to Melrose Terrace College Nature, Folk Dancing, Pres. Dance History and Appreciation, Ad- vanced Modern Dance, High Spots NIARY GILLIE .12 IVashington Avenue ,flccotutlmtf Social Amenities, Honor Gym. Commercial Honor RUTH ANN GLICNNON 27M Catherine Street SI'I'Tl'l!IlfY Social Atnenities. German, Dra- matics, High Spots, Red and YVhite SYLVIA RUTH COLD 756 Linden Avenue College Semper Parata, Honor Forum, Gertnatt. High Spots LUGILLIC H. GOLDBLAT1' I9 Netvcotnh Place College Social Amenities, Latin, Photoplay. Setnper Parata, Cooperative, Red and NVhite NIARIAN TANIA GOLDSTI-IIN 605 South Park Street Secretary Dramatics, Advanced Glee, Hockey, Advanced Archery MARY DOLORES GONZALEZ 125 Court Street Secretary Gilt and Novelty, Expert Typist, Indoor Recreation 27 ELIZABETH Y. GORDA 426 Franz Josef Avenue Secretzzry' Expert Typist. High Spots, Red and XN'hite, Volleyball JEAN LESLIE GORDON 771 Cleveland Axenne College' Sec. Social Amenities, Honor Dramatics, Red and White MILDRED GRANT 7.1 Bond Street Nurse Sec. Latin for Nurses, Honor Gym, Dress Accessories, Basketball, Baseball FRANCES IRENE GREENWOOD 650 Cleveland Avenue New York I' s ' e ofiwagnplzy' re lor Class! es. Section, ., Tre .Q amaiics, Sec., Treas. Se arata, Camera, Aedile- Latin, R d and WN'hite, Advanced Arcliery ELINOR GRIFFEN I4 Berkeley Place Business School Sec. Library Stall, Glee, Forum, Band, City Band, High Spots, Touchstone, Volleyball, Advanced Archery Rl'I'A GRILLO lo21 East Grand Street Secretary Treas. Jr. Class, Honor Dramatics, Commercial Honor, jr. Choir, High Spots, Athletic Council, Service League ALICE MAE GROHUSKY 931 Sheridan Avenue Nurse Indoor Recreation, Travel, Photoplay 28 FRANCES BARBARA GRYSKO 351 Franklin Street Slenographer Dramatics, HOIIOF Forum, Volley hall, Service League CLARE BARBARA GUDAITIS 519 Lixingston Street Private Secrclary Dramatics, At1to111otive, Camera, Aviation LILLIAN M. GUELLNITZ 3.16 Pennington Street Sec re t a ry Pres. Section, Expert Typist, Sec Shop Craft, Gift and Novelty, Pres. Aviation, Automotive, Baseball JOSEPHINE P. GUIDA 561 Fourtli Avenue Srrcrelary Indoor Recreation, Shop Craft, Gift and Novelty ANN CLAIRE GULMI 51,1 Marshall Street Normal School Forum, Sec. Latin, Indoor Recrea- tion, Automotive ELEANOR OLGA HAAS 438 XValnut Street Private Secretary Draniatics, Modern Dance, Automo- tive, Orchestra, City Orchestra, Expert Typist ETHEL ELAINE HAFTER 736 Li11de11 Avenue College Pres. Section, Honor Forum, Folk Dance, Advanced Modern Dancing, High Spots, Advanced Archery HICLIQN HAGGERTY GIS Green Street College Pres. Honor lforuin, 'l'ouchstone, Service League, Color Guard IIICIANN C. HAIIIQWSKI 519 Livingston Street 1'riw1lr' St'!'l'6'lfll'A' Glee, Sec. lbratnalics, l'hotoplay, Folk Dancing SUSAN IRICNE HALLECK 238 Williamson Street l'ri1fr1lf' S1'1'rctary Social Amenities, Party Planning, Pres. lixpert Stenographers, Basket- ball, tionnnertial Honor MARIE JOHANNA HALLER 215 Rahway Avenue BlIXllIl'SS Band, Orchestra, City Band, City 0l4CllCSl1'I1 JANE NI. HANNAH 191 Bellevue Street Nurse Scientilic Reading, Vice-Pres. Latin for Nurses JANH1' SARAH HARDIE I063 I,al'ayette Street Ojjirr' Clerk Sec. Jr. Class, Pres. Section, Honor Dramatic-s, Advanced Glee, Basket- ball, Athletic Council EVELYN HARRIS 138 Pearl Street Frzfcrnan Hospital Social Amenities, Dress Accessories, Gift and Novelty, Automotive, Photoplay ,,,f MILDRED li. HARRISON 638 Ifranklin Street Office I'o.ritin11 Vice-Pres. Section, Modern Dancing Folk Dancing, Dance Appreciation High Spots, Advanced Dancing NIARCARIYI' I.. IIASICLTINE 157 Sunnnit Road .l1'rrn1aulif'r1l lirlgirleerirlg College Automotive, Vice-Pres. Aviation Camera, Basketball, llasehall ANNE HASLliS'l'liD l28 Sayre Street lgll.lll1f'X.Y School Draniatics, Advanced Glee, Red and XVhite NAONII DOROTHY C. HAUSS 637 South Street S!'!'Tl'l!ll'lIll Work Aviation, Automotive, Dress Accessories CATH ICRI N IC lf. HAYES 2o7 Catherine Street Morgan College Radio, Indoor Recreation BETTY I,. HICRMAN 703 Summer Street Swrcltlry Hostess, Indoor Recreation, Auto- motive, Gregg Reading, Catering YIQRNA RUTH HERRGESELL 522 Magic Avenue College Band, Orchestra, City Band, State Band 29 EDITH ELSA HESSELBACH 9 Gibson Place Business College Red and White, Expert Typist, Cooperative, Snapshooters, Glee, Advanced Archery FLORENCE IV. HIGGINS 654 Court Street Secretary Automotive, Gift and Novelty, German, jr. Choir, Glee EDNA MARTHA HILL 534 Westfield Avenue Aviatrix Pres. Aviation, Sec. Photoplay, Baseball, Volleyball MNA .llox fx. ETTE ELIZABETH HIRST 843 Gebhardt Avenue Nurse Honor Dramatics, Modern Dancing, Riding NATALIE MARIE HOCHSTEIN 414 Ivashington Avenue Secretary Dress Accessories, Snapshooters, Automotive, Aviation, Shop Craft MARGARET ANNE HOLT 1110 Fairmount Avenue Stenograplzcr Advertising Mgr. High Spots, Honor Dramatics, Advanced Dancing ELIZABETH HELEN HOPKINS 865 Livingston Road Business School Indoor Recreation, Dress Accessories, Glee, Aviation 30 HELEN ROBERTA HORZEPA 30-H Mravalag Manor Secretary Gregg Reading, Semper Parata, Shop Craft, Social Amenities, Gift and Novelty AMELIA HREHUS 142 Ripley Place Secretary . German, Gregg Reading BEATRICE V. HUFF 810 YVestfield Avenue Dramatic School Sec. Gift and Novelty, Riding, Indoor Recreation, Social Amenities, Honor Dramatics CLAIRE A. HUNTER 921 Edgewood Road Barbizon Studio of Fashion Modeling Honor Dramatics, Glee, jr. Choir, High Spots OLIVIA M. JACKSON ioog East Grand Street Beauty Culture Red and White, Social Amenities, Indoor Recreation LILLIAN JACOBS 629 Elizabeth Avenue Secretary Pres. Hostess, Honor Dramatics GERTRUDE ANNE JACOBSON 925 Emma Street Secretary Indoor Recreation, Social Amenities, Shop Craft, Cooperative JIQAN JACOISSON 851 Monroe Avenue Swrelftry Indoor Recreation, Jt111ior Forutn, Expert Stenogratpliers, Connnereiztl Honor FRANKZICS lSl'1R'l'HA JAKIEL 306 Mztrsliztll Street livaztly Cultura 'lil'1IH.'l, Nature, Dress Accessories MARIE ANNE JAKUB tiio Magnolia Avenue .Sl'!'l'l'ffll'J' Germain, Drzrmzities, lixpert Typist, Gift :ind Novelty. fiOlIllllCl'Cl2ll llonor, liuselmztll MARY A. JAMES 858 Bond Street Ojjinf ll'm'k Bookkeeping, Shop Craft, XAllV2llll'l'll Archery l'il.llABl'1'l'll C. JANIIALKOUSKA 1.1.1 Pztrk l'l11ee l'lI!I1'l'I'Ill'!l CHRISTINE JANIS 1.19 lfrztnklin Street Ix'all111rin4f Gibbs Pres. Junior Forum, Yicc-Pres. Social Amenities, Vice-Pres. Honor Drzrmzrties, Glee, Service League ANN C. JANKOVSKY 5.11 Court Street Secretary Nature, Scientific Reading, Red Cross, Automotive, Honor Serving 1c1,1,,x .1 tax l'1Y 511 Magnolia Avenue Art School Pres. Section, Indoor llCK'l'C2lllOIl, Aviation, Semper l':1r:1t:1, Red :md White liI.liANOR YIOLA JOHNSON lll0 Applegate Avenue Sr'r'rz'Ir1ry Sec. Jr. Forum, Honor Forum, Folk Ijllllflllg, Hockey GRACE JAY JOHNSON 336 Pine Street l!ll!lI'l'illl'll Pres. Section, Modern llllllflllg. Gilt and Novelty. Automotive NlARGlTliRl'l'li CI. JOHNSON 711 YVest Grand Street lX'llfllIlI'l'lll? Gibbs Class liditor Red :uid White, llonor Drzunzttics, Band. ,l'Olll'llSl0lIC, ln- door llCCI'C1lllUll. Social Atnenilies MARJORIIC A. JOHNSON I5 Grove Street Sr'cr1'Ir1rv Indoor Recreattion, Autotnotive, Dress Accessories SHIRLEY lCDY'l'HlC JOHNSON 89 Westfield Avenue Secretary Automotive 1-IIJITH N. JONES 819 Flornl Avenue Katharine Gibbs Pres. Cooperative, l'hotoplz1v, Social Amenities 31 DAGNIAR JURNECKA 512 I.ivingston Street l'rizf11Ie Secrelary Sec. Hostess. Band, City Band, Orchestra. City Orchestra, Red and XVl1ite JOSEPHINE A. KACZOROWSKA I9 Erie Street Oflirc Work Indoor Recreation, Gregg Reading. Gift and Novelty, Basketball, Hockey, Baseball. Volleyball LEOCADIA A. KALAINIKAS 131 lnslee Place Sr'r'rL'tary Improniptu Speaking. Gift and Novelty, Dress Accessories, Indoor Recreation, Glee MARIE AGNESS KALUS 61.1 Flllllill Street Nurse Hostess, Party Planning, Social Amenities MARGOT ELSIE KAPPLER 1026 Anna Street Office II m'k Pres. Sectio11, Pres. GCIAIIIZIII, Pres. Gregg Reading, Pliotoplay, Typing for Publication, Dress Accessories, Glee BERNADINE BETTY KARG College Riding, Advanced Glee, Touchstone CARRIE CATHERINE KENIPER 65 Delaware Street Retailer Aviation, Indoor Recreation 32 If ,-.. 1 Q 640 A 4 -K F fu' Q y Q -4 'A , Z Q A 'YT Q N L ' U 'X i x, lx K-J .-Q ,f S ' ' A E'--'T Lk Z' . CATHI-1RI I Sg,KE ' I ' 'Fai D dt-Aven e 2- ' .vines ' X ' ' Pres. Dr. 'ess ' s,- ice- s. Cop . tive, lggmati. 371 OLGA KICENIUK 222 Clark Place Nurse Honor Dramatics, Folk Danci11g, Glee FRANCES MARY KIELBASA 540 Livingston Street Secretary Automotive, Da11ce Appreciation, Aviation JEANNE CLARICE KINIBALL 805 WVyoming Avenue College Pres. jr. Class, Pres. Section, Red Cross, Ho11or Dramatics, Expert Typist, High Spots, Basketball, Volleyball, Athletic Council IRENE SUSAN KLEKNER 917 Roosevelt Street Office Clerk Indoor Recreatio11, Accountancy, Automotive, Gregg Reading, Ho11or Gym, Basketball CLAIRE TECKLA KLEM 208 South Street Bookkeeper Pres. Section, Pres. Accountancy, I11door Recreation, Aviation, Glee FLORENCE MARIE KLISIUS 123 Clark Place Secretary Glee, Expert Typists, Typing for Publication, Red and YVhite CLAIRIC ICMNIA KLVGIC 336 Washington Avenue l!lllfl1'l,'lflf'fl Riding, Camera OLGA DORIS KOIIRAN 117 l-'ilth Street Normal .Srlmol Dr:nnatics, l rent'h, Automotive, Hockey, Aclvancecl Archery f1l.AlRIi Al. KOIQRNER 5111 -jersey Avenue .S'1'1'r'f'lrlt'y Vice-l'res. Athletic Council, Vice- I'res. Social Amenities, Dress Accessories, Gregg Reading. llaskethall jOSlil'IIINIi D. KOLIBIISZOWSKA 273 'lhircl Street Ntuzw Pres. Sertion. 'l'reas. Latin, Drzunatics, Honor Iiorum, Touchstone If. I'1I,SA KORIWICH 515 Nluriel Parkway IfIl.Nll1!'A'.X' Cnllrgv Camera. Gilt antl Novelty, Social Amenities, Cooperative, Red and White, Atlvanretl Archery 'I'III'1I.MA ANDY KOS'I'OI'OI'I.OS 515 jackson Avenue Sz'r'r'1'I1l1'y Pliotoplay. Gregg Reading, Choir XVANDA I.0l'lSlC KOZINIOR 83 Livingston Street I.lll!lI'll Hall Honor Gym, Gift and Novelty Dress .Accessories DOROTHY KRAVIQC 7ot Grier Avenue .swrrrlfzry :nor Gym. Automotive, Honor Forum, High Spots ANN BARBARA KRISANITS G11 Nlagnolia Avenue Sl1'uog'r'aj:llc'r Aviation, Indoor Recreation, Hostess, Personality Analysis ANN KROCHNIAI. 21.1 Pine Street lllllllllllll Dczvigltur Aclvanrecl Glee, Drftmaties OLGA BARBARA KRUPA 252 Marshall Street Ollifc Clerk Indoor Recreation, Impromptu Speakers, Social Amenities, Folk Dancing, Automotive, Honor Gym, Volleyball NORNIA JANE KUFCHICI. Summit Road College f-.- lil Aclvanretl Modern Dancing, Co- operative. Automotive, Folk Dane- ing, High Spots, 'I'ont'hstone, I.iln'ary Stall' MYRTI.Ii Ii. C. KUI-IIAIANN .112 First Avenue COHIllIl'l'L'llll Artist Gilt and Novelty, Nature, 'l'0ut'hstone SOPHIIC KURICS 511 South Park Street Lilzmrian Dance History and Appreciation, Party Planning, German, Honor Gym, -Ir. Choir 33 ANNA LABRIOLA 908 Anna Street S!'I'l't lII7'j' nr Retailer Social A1ne11ities, Folk Dancing, Advanced Glee PHYLLIS JEAN LAGGREN 5 Highland Avenue College Pres. Section, Vice-Pres. Honor Df3lll1lllCS, Honor Forum, jr. Choir, High Spots LAURA LANIMERDING 436 W'alnut Street Secreta ry Pres. Commercial Honor, Honor Forum, Seco11d Vice-Pres. French, Service League. Hockey MARY THERESE LANIMERDING 721 Pearl Street Katharine Gibbs Photoplay. Dance Appreciation JANE ANN LANGTON 425 Trinity Place Teachers' College Treas. Modern Fiction, Red Cross CLARA ERIKA LARSON Q21 Kilsyth Road College Band. Orchestra, City Band, City Orchestra, Red and YVhite, Basket- ball, Volleyball, Advanced Archery GERTRUDE A. LARSON 441 Linden :AYCIIIIC Undecided Shop Craft, lllKlOOI' Recreation, Dress Accessories, Gift and Novelty 34 EVELYN HELEN LASSEL .Ho Fourth Avenue p Secretary Aviation. Automotive, Dress Accessories, Orchestra ELEANOR A. LAUCIUS 713 Mack Street Secretary Vice-Pres. I11door Recreation, Sec. l11door Recreation, Honor Gym, Baseball NANCY RAE LEGG 260 West jersey Street Conzjztonzrtrist Library, Dress Accessories, Bookkeeping, Hostess ROSE ANN LENTINE 412 Niles Street Salesmanship, A11to111otive, Gregg Reading GRACE LEONARDO 147 Pine Street Sl'l'I'l'lIlY'l!ll VV1n'k Sec. Sophomore Social Amenities, Expert Typists, Indoor Recreation, Cooperative, Red and XVhite DOROTHY ELIZABETH LEONE 11108 Bond Street 41 crou H tant Sec. French, Sec. Indoor Recreation, Snapshooters, Riding ANNA LEVINE 50-H Mravalag Manor Secretary Expert Typist, Commercial Honor, Library ICSIHIQR LICYINIC 516 South Park Street Sr'cr1'l1lry Salesmanship, Indoor Recreation Gregg Reading, Automotive IIESSIIC l.EVl'll'l'I-I 42 Billeonc Street Prirmlr' Secretary luuior Glee, Stenography, Typing lor Publication, Hostess, Frencl High Spots VERA BARBARA LIGHMAN 42 Fourth Street Office lirmkk1'r'ju'r Honor Forum. Greatite XVriting. High Spots, Red and XVhitc MARY A. I,ll'l'.Xl 138 liroadway SfI'lIUg'l'Il!IlH'l' Indoor Recreation, Dramntics MAH ROSLYN LITTLE 1085 William Street li11si1u'.t.v Secretary Hostess, Radio, junior Choir. Red and XVhite JEAN DORIS LOCHER 577 Morris Avenue Iitzsiizrss College Vice-Pres. Dance History and Ap- preciation, Advanced Modern Danc- ing, Science, Typing for Pulilication RUTH LONGOBARDI 51 Pershing Avenue liitsirless School Dramatics, Honor Fortltn, Service League 1, liI.lZAl5l'1'l'H I.. LOSPINOSO 925 lflora Street College Band, Orchestra, Gity Band, State Band JEAN MACAULAY 1113 Fanny Street Iit1.tilt1'.vs School Indoor Recreation, Draniatics, Glee l,I-IOCAIIIA MAGlI'1.lliIVSKA 537 Marshall Street Secretary Social Amenities. Impromptu Speakers, Creative IVriting Rl'l'A V. MACK 10015 Madison Avenue Priifalc' Srcreflary Salesmanship, Indoor Recreation, Gift and Novelty HFLICN IIARIIARA MAIIEJ fill East jersey Street Sf'!'l'f'f1lI'y Dress Accessories, Gregg Reading, Aviation ' Exttm' ANN xtixnos 1006 North Axeuue S1'!'l't f1lI'j' Social Amenities, Gilt and Novelty IRENI-I HELEN-l RANGl'lS MAIERAN 205 Erie Street S!'f7'l'lflTy Indoor Recreation. Semper Parata, I-'olk Dancing, Law Discussion. Glee, Red and White 35 LOIIISIC BARBARA MAKIVFENAS 515 jackson Avenue College Pres. Section, Indoor Recreation, Personality Analysis, Honor Dra- tnatics. Basketball. Service League ICNIILY H. NIALINOWSKY ,136 Spencer Street Secretary Treas. Personality Analysis, Dra- matics. Impromptu Speakers, Hostess ANNIC NI. NIALONEY 175 Catherine Street Nurse 'I'reas. Latin lor Nurses, Catering. Dress Accessories MARY I.0l'IS1C NIALONEY 135 Cherry Street S1'cH'lary Gilt and Novelty, Gertnan, Touch- stone MARGARICI' RITA NIANCINI ,111 Iililabeth Avenue Complouzelrisl Travel, Indoor Recreation CHARI.0'l 1'l'l A. NIANKOIVSKI 7,11 Brunswick Avenue Ix'alluu'i11e Gibbs Vice-Pres. Aviation, Pres. Photoplay Baseball, Advanced Archery B1i'1 l'Y I.. MANNING 1050 East jersey Street Secretary Honor Dratuatics, Radio, Commer cial Honor, Forutn, High Spots, Glee, Athletic Council 36 NI.XRUARE'I' MARY MANNING 23 Boyle Place Undecided Dress Accessories, Hostess, Photoplav FRANCES DOLORES NIARKOXVITCH lfll Riplev Place Secretary Sec, Photoplav. Gilt and Novelty, Folk Dancing FLORENCE MARSHALL 523 Adams Avenue liusirzffss School Photoplav, Indoor Recreation, Camera, Glee NIIIRIEL DORIS MARTIN 124 Union Street Kindergarten Teacher Creative XVriting, Speakers, Red and XVhite MATILDA A. IXIARTINO 39 Spencer Street Doctofs Assistant Pres. Jr. Glce, Vice-Pres. Gift and Novelty, Advanced Glee, Photoplay ANNA MAY MARX G17 South Park Street Secretary Gift and Novelty, Dramatics, Auto- motive, Basketball ALVINA CAROLYN MASCOT 422 Fast jersey Street Secretary Gift and Novelty, Gregg Reading Automotive YIOIA NIARCQARI-1'l' MASON 123 South Park Street flUlIlfllllllll'l!'Ii Ujzerulor Gilt :und Novelty, Law Discussion, ,Xutotnotive, 'l'r:tvel IRICNIC NlARK1lil,l,A MA'l'I.OSZ 32 Spencer Street Serra lu ry Hostess, lfolk Dancing, Gilt and Novelty, Indoor Recreation NllI.DRliD Nl. M.X'l IiHElVS 135 Spring Street .lrrorlrzlrull Snztpslrooters. Dratnrzttics, lndoor RL'l'l'C1lll0ll l4li'l I'Y Al.lt1l-I Nlt'CI.XNlJl,lCSS Tll Myrtle Street TI'l!'l1ll0IIC Operalor Drznnartics, Gilt and Novelty, Aviation. Dress Accessories DOLORICS Nlt5CIARROI,L l07fl Willizun Street !fll.l'll1l'XS College Pres. Section. Party Plttnning, Shop Craft, Indoor Recrezttion, Red and White VICRONICA li1.lZAllli'I'H MMJERNAN S06 Livingston Street Swrclrzry lforutn, llannerzt, Gregg Reading, Red :ind White, Hockey, Advanced Art-liery DORIS McKAY 'lTl Madison Avenue Business College French, Semper l':u:rt:t, Automotive 0 AVI-IRll.l. li. NRKNOUGHT S70 Kilsvth Rllllll .'l!'l'0lllllIllll Pres. Photoplztv, lNlodern Fiction, lixpert 'l'vpists l'rX'l'RlC1l.-X fNleN'HOR'l'liR 1272 Clinton l'l:tce Collegr' Indoor Recreation. tlooperzrtive, Athletic Council, Volleyball -IICNNIIC RlTA NIELIC -ION Niles Street Nurse Sttlesnntnship, Gregg Reading, Automotive lil.I.liN LURRQXINIC MICNIG 539 jellerson Avenue Business llnnd. Ortllestrzt. City liztntl. City Orelrestrzl Nlil,I,ll'1 Nl. Mll,I.liR GS Chilton Street Szfrrrflrlrv Vice-l'res. Dress .'Xt'eessories, Honor lforum, High Spots, Connnereizrl Honor Rl7'l'H MQXIQCARIYI' MILLER 925 Bond Street li11.vi111'.v.s Srhool Indoor Recreation, Sottiztl Amen- ities, Shop Crult H,-Xllil. liS'l'ELLE NIITCHELL 620 Nlztrslnrll Street Dress Designer Dress Accessories, 1lI'lllll2llll'S 37 MARIE CLAlJDE'I 1'E MONTANA '15 Rankin Street Ojjice Work Assistant Editor ol' Red and NVlnte, Archery MARIE AN'I'ONE'I 1'A MONTICIOLO 321 Niles Street Sr'f'r1'Iary Pres. Section. Drzunatics, Automo- tive ELSIE JOAN MORGL S61 Flora Street Private Serrzftarv Vice-Pres. Dramalics, Touchstone, German JOAN E. MORIARTY 1101 So. Ehnora Avenue Illars Hill College Pres. Section, Vice-Pres. Hostess, Service League, Dress Accessories, 'e Indoor Recreation, Antomouv MARY ANN MORONE 636 Spring Street Interior l,l'f'01'IllUI' Aviation. Radio, Dramatics. Indoor Recreation CLAIRE P. MORRIS 1082 Anna Street N f jersey College for Women eu Honor Dramalics, Catering. Indoor Recreation MATILDA IIERNADETTE MORRIS 620 Court Street Barbizon Studio of Fashion Model' ing Pres. Section, Honor Gy Recreation, Advanced Archery 38 in, Indoor fi A' VIRGINIA KAY MORRIS 650 Adams Avenue ,1!'l'01lIIlllIlf Vice-Pres. Nature, Aviation, Accountancy RUTH ADA MOYLE 550 Marshall Street Salcszuoman Gift and Novelty, Hostess WANDA DOLORES MRITGACZ 315 Franklin Street Secrelary 'ice4Pres. Gift and Novelty, Treas. Photoplay, Automotive, Party Planning DOROTHY O. MUCHALL 4136 Maple Avenue and Sterzograplzer Gregg Reading Musician GRACE C. MUNRO 52-A Mravalag Manor Secretary German, Shop Craft, Gregg Reading ALICE C. MURPHY 821 Spring Street Secretary Sec., Treas. Expert Stenographers, Service League, Library Stall, Com- mercial Honor, Cooperative, German MURIEL C. MURRICANE 1029 North Avenue Secretary Indoor Recreation, Aviation, Dress Accessories SIICLLA S'lil'1l'HANlA NIUZHK Ill Magnolia Avenue lfelrtilcr Aviation, Indoor Recreation, Lau Discussion DORIS ANN NIYLON -lllti .lellierson Avenue All'lI!lIQl'1lfIlll'l' Pres. Section, Sec., Treas, Folk Dancing, l't'es. Gregg Reading, In- door Recreation, Baseball, Volley- ball, Athletic Council MARY ANN NAHACIZICXVSKI 262 Second Street Sl'ITl'fIll'vY llress Accessories, Indoor Recreation MARY lill.liliN NAIIGHTON 78 Summit Road Sl'I'l'1'l!II'fI11 School Service l.eague, Vice-Pres. Modern Fiction, 'I'reas. jr. Forum, Sr. Forum, Modern Fiction, Advanced Modern Ilance, Ilramaties, Auto- motive ANN MARIE NICCRI 30 Palmer Street Sc'f'l'1'fIll'A' lll'2lll1llllCS, Indoor Recreation IRICNIQ ANN Nkl'I I'A 608 lfourtlt Avenue Nznzsc ljlltlllllllill, Hostess. Indoor Recreation liS'I'HI-ZR NIQURINGI-ZR I00 Raltwav Avenue Secretary Social Amenities, Typing for Pub- lication, Glee, Gregg Reading. High Spots fat 'I't LOIIISIC NICYAR -H9 Court Street Sz'crclury Social Amenities, Honor Gym. Party Planning. Indoor Recreation NIARION KAIHRYN NPAVHARD H400 Nlorris Avenue. Union Secrelary axel, Adtanced Glec, Red and White, Gilt and Novelty HIELICN IIARISARA NISKY P432 Ilsnwzty Avenue S1'r'I'1'laI'y Pres. Automotive, Ilonor Gym, Baseball .IICAN ll. NOIHCS 558 .letlerson Avenue littsirtmni School Yiee-Pres. Gilt and Novelty, Dra- matics, Gertnan I'HOIiIll-I ANNIi'I I'Ii NORSK 1059 Applegate Avenue Nurse Pres. Hostess. Advanced Glee, Hockey HIAZLICN If. OGIIICN IISI liast Grand Street Sec. Dress Accessories, Automotive PHYLLIS DOROTHY OLICWINI-I I2 West End Place U H rlecirlerl Sec. Semper l'arata. Advanced lllee. Band, Orchestra, Volleyball 39 SOIXIEIG OLSI-IN 559 XValnut Street Slcnograplzm' Pres. Travel, Treas. Soph. Class, Forum. Gift and Novelty, Radio Quiz OLIVI-1 NIARGARET O'NEILL alll South Broad Street Secretary Photoplav, Better Grooming, Gregg Reading BLOSSONI RUTH OST 530 Yine Street College Honor Forum. Draniatics, Auto- motive, jr. Choir, Advanced NIod4 ern Dancing, Volleyball, Advanced Archerv YI-1RONICA OSULLIVAN S08 Adams Avenue l'11dc1'irlf'1l Aviation, Honor Draniatics, Dress Accessories, Red and White, Touch- stone NIARIIQ VIRGINIA OSIOOLE IST Marshall Street Svf'rc'Ia1'v Pres, Law Discussion, Social AIIICIIA ities, Automotive, Party Planning ANNA OWSIANIK 38 Atlantic Street Szfcreiary Pres. Gift and Novelty, Vice-Pres. Expert Stenographers, Social Anten- ities, Coinniercial Honor MARIE PATRICIA PALLIDINO 312 Rose Hill Place Cosnlrlology Automotive, Aviation 40 EVA PALUMBO I8 Niles Street Sc'f'Vf'llll'y Indoor Recreation, Cooperative Sl'NDRA PARELLA 30 Smith Street Sr'c1'clar'v Pres. jr. and Sr. Class, Vice-Pres. lr. Class. Pres. Section, Vice-Pres. Coinniercial Honor. Pres. Library Stall, Pres. Senate. Editor-in-Chief ol' Red and White, Honor Dra- matics. Service League NVANIIA PASIIISZAK I2 South Second Street Sccrelnrv Indoor Recreation, Gregg Reading, Expert Stcuographers IflI.IPPA NI. PA'I'IiRNA 'lil 'I'hird Avenue Sccrclzlry 'I'reas. Gift and Novelty, Modern Fiction. Automotive ANNE YICRA PATRICK 210 luslee Place Nurse Pres. Section, Snapshooters, Auto- motive, Indoor Recreation, Red and XVhite SIELMA j. PAUL 1020 Sheridan Avenue Secretarial or Finishing School Vice-Pres. and Sec. Indoor Recrea- tion, Forum, Advanced Glee CENEVIEVE J. PAULAIISKAS 228 Clark Place Secretary Indoor Recreation, Expert Typing Advanced Glee RI'l',A AGNES PAYNTER I090 Magnolia Avenue I,'l1cIeCi11r'1I Dress Accessories, Art Nletul l-ZYICIAN IRIQNIC PICARSON 1071 Magnolia Avenue .S1'f'rr'I11ry Indoor Reereution. Aviation, Dress A eressories I.II.l.lAN IIICATRICIC Plil-IK 863 Sheridan Avenue College Automotive. Barsketlmll. Bzlsebztll ANN .ANGI'1I.A l'IiRGOI.IZZI ISII lizist jersey Street Sr: relnry Vice-Pres. l'hotoplztv, Treats. Rxtdio, Automotive. Choir, Red and M'hite. Service l.C1lg.flll'. High Spots CHARI.O'I l'Ii YYONNIC l'l'1RI.OXV H29 Elilttlmetll Avenue Ilranmlir' ,Srlmol Honor Drzunzitirs NIILIDRICD ANN PIAZZA -IS Sixth Street ,Sz'f'rr't11ry Indoor Recreation. Hostess, Folk Dancing, Aviation M I NA AN li PI I'1'l'CH I-QLI. 426 South Park Street litlxirtzfss Srhool Glee. Indoor Recreation, Radio fllllll. Aviation, Yollevlvall liYliIA'N I.. l'lRRII.I.0 ti2l Ifrzinklin Street Se1'r4'lr1rv' Gregg Reading, Soeiatl Amenities, 7II0lll'IlSl0IIC. Vollevhzlll DOR0'l'HlCA ROSIC l'l.ASKA 712 Sunnner Street liu.vim'.v.v .Nflltlfll Avizuion. Draunzttics, Iiztskethull ANNA AGNES l'0I.IiNVCIl.-KK Sl iAIIll'SlI2lll Street Nmxw' Automotive, IAIIIII for Nurses. Gilt :ind Noveltv' IIIQLICN II. l'OI.l.ACK 518 Nlatgnoliat Avenue Mrzrltflzlir' College l'rezts. Honor Draunxtties. Advanced Glee, Orchestra, Red und White I-INIIIA' ROSAIAN PORICNIIBA ll I lizist -lersev Street Nurxr Pres. l.:uin lor Nurses. Gift :ind Noveltv. Pliotoplnv, Honor Serving 1iI.IXABl-1'l'H ANN l'Rl'1StZHliR 859 I-Ilimheth Avenue St !'l'I'lIIl'A' Pres. Dress Accessories. lforuni, Ger- nutu, Automotive. Service League BIQATRICIC RICNA l'l7'l'lI-ZR G20 First Avenue .-Irrutuzlhig Forum. Gernmn. Ilrtnnztties. Dress Accessories. jr. Clee 41 CAROL RU1'H QUIEN 137 Elm Street College Vice-Pres. Modern Fiction, Treas. French. Red and White, High Spots PHYLLIS NIARYE RAHN1-IR 116 Alton Street Serrelariv Dramatics. Automotive, Modern Dancing, Personality Analysis, Gilt and Novelty CHARLO'1 I'1i E, READ 1021 Madison Avenue Business College Sec. Automotive, Camera -IOSEPHINF ROSE REALE 617 Cameran Place College Treas. Automotive, Latin. Honor Forum. Red and XVhite, Service League ICDYTHE AD1-ILE REEVES 1176 Mary Street Seerelrlry Honor Forum, Gilt and Novelty. Personality Analysis, Glee, Red and White FRANCES I.. RENDA 307 Amity Street Sefre I a ry Modern Fiction, Gift and Novelty, Commercial Honor, High Spots, Red and Xvhite, Service League HELIEN MARIANNE REYNOLDS 1015 Madison Avenue Sf6Il0g'TLlfIlIl?7' Social Amenities, Hostess, Person- ality Analysis 42 RUTH DAY RICHARDS 730 jersey Avenue Serrelary 1'res. Automotive, Sec. Indoor Rec- reation, Sec, Snapshooters, Advanced Modern Dancing, Forum, Dance History and Appreciation, Glce, Hockey NIARIE A. RIKII-I'I'liR -122 Trumbull Street Nurse Indoor Recreation, Glec, Latin for Nurses, Social Amenities JFAXNE AMANDA RICKARD 566 Irvington Avenue Oflice lVn'rk Treas. Art Metal, Gift and Novelty, Sec. Social Amenities NORNIA NI. RIGI-ILS 918 Adams Avenue Secrelury Shop Craft, Automotive JEAN RILEY 727 Floral Avenue Undecided Dress Accessories, Aviation, Radio EDITH RIVERA 955 North Avenue SIf'llOgV!l!Ill6l' Social Amenities, Glee, Automotive ALEXSANDRA NI. D. ROG 332 Franklin Street Retailer Hostess, Indoor Recreation. Social Amenities. Honor Gym, Basketball, Baseball, Volleyball BERNICIIH NIARIIC ROGALINSKI 617 Nlaple Avenue Nurse Glee, Nature, Latin for Nurses HI-ILICNA NI. A. ROGALSKI 210 Pine Street lierzuticiarz Sec. Gilt anal Novelty, Treas. Drantatics. Social Amenities, Semper Parata. Folk Dancing, Photoplav ANN MARIE RONIANO 552 First Avenue College Glee. Catering, Gilt anal Novelty, Honor Serving ROSICIXN R. RONIONOFSKY 801 Second Avenue lllorlcling Sflzool Social Amenities, Drarnatics, Red Gross. Real anal 1Vl1ite SHIRLEY RICBA RONIONOFSKY 137 Franklin Street Dress Ilesigrzing Semper I'arata. Real anal AYhite, 'llUlll'lINl0IlC ICLEANOR ANN1'1'l I'li ROSE 701 linierson Avenue liusiness College Social Amenities. Inaloor Recreation. Drantatics GLORIA GAIL ROS1-INTHAL 1065 East jersey Street College Vice-l'res. Social Amenities, Dress Accessories, Folk Dancing, lVIoalern Dancing, High Spots, Advanced ' Arclterv NlARGARl'i'1' ROSE RITANE 622 Elizabeth Avenue Secretarjv Aviation H1'1I.liN RUGANI Sll l'lUlll'1ll Avenue Slerzograplzer Gift anal Novelty, Gregg Reading. Inaloor Recreation MARY '1'lrll'iRliSA Nl. RULE 722 lfav Avenue S!'f'l'I'lIII'y lixpert Tvpists, Real :tual White, Radio Quiz. Automotive, Snap- sltooters, Basketball, Hockey, Yollevliall 1fRANtI1'1S A. RUSSO 38 Amity Street Sea'ra'Iury l'res. Inaloor Recreation, Real and White, Dress Aa'a'essories, Honor Gvtn, Italian GICGILIA B. SADOXVSKI 622 Maple Avenue liusiness School Dratnatics, Aviation, Pltotoplav, Dress Accessories GARNHCN SALGADO 109 Franklin Street Sec rel fl rv l'res. Section, Gilt anal Novelty, Real anal White G1'INEA'l1iV1i SALIKLIS 232 Front Street College l'res. Section, l'res. Indoor Recrea- tion, Service League, Honor Drantatics, Basketball 43 I.ORE'l l'A SANTA MARIA 21 Grove Street A!'I,'l'f'fIIVA' Ixpert Tvpisls Indot ' I ., mi Ant 1. Recreation, omonxc. Ihrsketlurll, Baseball, Vol leylmll GRA! IE H ELEN SARANDRIA 319 Ifrzrnklin Street .S'1'r'H'l1zry Honor Ifortnn, Connnercizrl Honor, Semper I'ztr:rt1r NIITRIEI. ALICE SAUNDERS our jackson At enue .S'rff'r4flz1ry lcxpert Iypists, Bzrncl, City fJl'K'lICSll'1l ' Band, MA RY L. SA XVYER 71-1 Linden Avenue litlsillvss School Indoor Recreation, Clee, At Ulee lv ztnced ESI 'ELLE SAID lik 518 Nlarrslrull Street Sfl'llUgl'll11lll'I' Social Amenities, D Indoor Recreation, Av LOUISE E. SCARSELLE'I l'A -107 N'est End Avenue 1'rizf11Ic .Secrclary Gregg Reading, Plrotopluy, Glee ESIHER SCHECH'l'ER ll Watson Avenue College Honor Ifortnn, Honor Drannuties, Glee, High Spots, Red and W Service League 44 lhite, ress Accessories, izrtion its I.li0IiA SCHl'lCH'l'lfR H55 Elizabeth Avenue .lIl'Ilfl'Ill School Sec. Dress Accessories, Scientific Reading, Snzrpshooters, Photog- D rarpliy, High Spots, Advanced Arclrerv RIVII-I E. SCHI-QTZI-IR 1,11 Rector Street Sl'l,'liL'fIll'V Expert Txpists, Folk Dancing, , t Modern Dancing 'I'ERl-ISA MARIE SCHLELLK 5111 Margie Avenue Secretary Pres. Social Amenities, Vice-Pres. Gregg Reading, Indoor Recreation, Dress Accessories MARION liI.lZABE'l'H SCHNIIDT 1116 Brozrdwuv Secretary Pres. Gerrnztn, Sec. Gilt and Novelty, fJl'ClICSll'll ICRXA I,OIflSE SCHNII'I'NIElliR 28 De Hurt Place Nurse Dress Accessories DOROTHY SCHWARZE 607 Monroe Avenue Secrelary Gernrznr, Indoor Recreation, Glee, Advanced Glee, Red and XVlrite EV RLY N HELEN SCHWI-IXDEL 638 Bailey Avenue Designer Lzrw DOROTHY tLR.Xt11f1 SCOTT 911 liast Grand Street Parr Inxlilute Sec. Indoor Recreation H1-11,1CN ROSIC St1O'1 l' U37 Meredith Avenue Sft'Il0gl'llf2,II'I' Set. -lr. Class, Managing Editor High Spots, .Xlhletic Council, Honor lll'2111l1llll'S. flO1ll1llCl'l'l2ll Honor. Glee. Dress .-Xccessories, lfortnn IIICNNY Rl'1'11 StZl 1'RO 912 Roosevelt Street 1.iurIr'rl Ilrlll College Treas. Dratnalirs, Dress Accessories Indoor Rt-creation, Aviation M.Xli N. SIQCIKMAN SIS Bond Street Uflin' l1'm'ker 1'hotoplav. Indoor Recreation, llasehall SHIRLICIC L. SIEIFTS 1011 William Street Sr'rrrft11ry Social Amenities, Speakers, Snap- shooters, Gilt and Novelty, Honor Drznnatics MUR1111, LYNN SHAPIRO A119 Livingston Street Sorial lI'm'k Latin for Nurses, Dramztlics, Law Discussion, Red and 1Vhite DOROTHY I'1I,1Z.-XBETH SHARP 661 Adams Avenue Business Srhool Riding. Aviation, Band, High Spots, Red and M'hite, Volleyball, Advanced Archery, Athletic Council MILLICIZNT SHEYICK X161 jackson Avenue Secrelzzry Dress Accessories ANN SIMON G11 South Broad Street Sr'1'relar'y Nature. .xl1lOI1lUll1'C, Advanced Al'CllCl'y I7I.OR1iNt11i SIMON 50 Bellevue Street College Sec. Indoor Retreation. Orcliestra. Honor I,1'i1lll2llll'S, Gift and Novelty. Aviation M7421 1iI.YNOR1i M. SKEI.I.Y 128 Alton Street S1'1'r1'lr1ry Draniatics. Modern Dance DORO'1'1I1i MAE SMITH 1038 linnna Street Ilmnmlir' Srlmol Honor Draniatics. .Xdvancetl Danc- ing. Glee GERTRUDIC ARTRESS SMITH 106 Livingston Street Practirul Nurse Science, Semper Parala, Gift and Novelty, Red and White G1-1R'I'RUD1i SMITH 208 Fifth Street Nurse 1.atin for Nurses, Dress Accessories. Baseball, Volleyball 45 MARY MARGARET SMITH 1050 Alina Street Nurse Gift and Novelty, Automotive, Indoor Recreation RUTH MAE SMITH 523 jersey Avenue College Pres. Section, Honor Dramzitics, Automotive, Jr. Choir, Service League ELSIE MURRIEL SNAPE 506 1Vest End Avenue Serretarial Work Honor Drztmzttics, Honor Forum REGINA JEANNE SOLOMIN 435 Bond Street Private Secretary Vice-Pres. Dress Accessories, Expert Stenographers. Honor Forum, Drzunntics ff 1qNjtv1,1A ANN soviet 1 JK 444 Court Street U' . . Slenograplzer 'A' Pres. Section, Literary Editor High Spots, Vice-Pres. and Trens. Ger- man, Fortnn, Gift and Novelty, Cooperative sl ALMA ANNA SOWA 823 Martin Street Secretary Honor Gym, Baseball, Dress Ac- , eessories, Camera, Automotive OLGA SPAEDER 7I5 Atlznns Avenue Sf'r'relary Sec. Drztmatics, Expert Stenog- raphers, Commercial Honor, High Spots, Baseball 46 MARY ANN SPINELLI 545 Fourth Avenue Buyer Pres. Section, Dress Accessories, Automotive, Retail Selling MARY G. SQUILLACE 325 Amity Street Secretary Gift and Noveltv, Indoor Recrea- tion, Shopcruft M, JUNE SQUIRE'S 595 Madison Avenue Sezuiug Teacher Photoplziv, Lztw Discussion, Band, Orchestra AUDREY STADTINIAN SIT Bayway Clerical llfork ANNE Y. STASULIS 135 lVestHeld Avenue College Vice-Pres. Semper Pztruta, Honor Ilrznnatics, Indoor Recreation, High Spots, Modern Dancing LAURA PATRICIA STAWSKI 31 Geneva Street Secretarial Work Photoplay, Honor Gym STELLA ANASTAZIA ST EC 136 Rector Street .Secretary Automotive, Drznnatics IQLAINE JANICE STEIN 766 Nlestlield Avenue Collrgr' Trerts. Socizil Amenities, Indoor Recrezttion. Glee. Gift and Novelty EVIQLYN MARGARET STEINI-IR 602 Magnolia Avenue Slcnograplmr Expert Typists, Indoor Recreation Gift and Novelty LEOCADIA VERONICA TABOR 239 Fulton Street Smvclary Gift and Novelty CARMELA S. TAYORSIINA 37 Spencer Street Secretary Pliotoplaty, Hostess, Gift and Novelty, Aviation ESII-1I.I.l-1 LOUISIE 'IAYLOR 325 Westfield Avenue S1'r'rPI11ry Indoor Recrezttion, I-Ixpert Stenogrztpliers, Band. Orchestral, City Band MARQIORIIC 'I'liRRl'lLL 21-1 Pine Street Nurxz' Latin for Nurses, Automotive, IIIAIIIIIRIIICS PEGGY TEYLIN 8,15 Sutnmer Street Beauly Culture Dress Accessories IIICSSIIC O. 'l'HONll'SON 25-1 Westfield Avenue Svcrelary l'res. Section, Pres. Honor Drzunzttics, Advztuced Glee CLAIRE ERMA TIICMAN 513 Grier Avenue S1'r'r'1'Iary Pres. Indoor Recrezttion, Slioperztft, Automotive, Nuture, Gregg Reading I'1S'I'I-1I.I.I'1 YIYIAN 'I'OKl-ZR I73 Bellevue Street College Modern Dztticitig. Advanced Modern Dancing, Band, Oreliestrzl, City llztnd, City Orcliestrat. Advztnced Artlterv DORIS CLAIRE 'IAONVNLEY I57 Glenwood Roald Cleriml Work Dress Accessories, Sltopcrztft ESTHI-1R I. TRAUBINIAN 21 Dayton Street Nurse I.:tw Discussion. Autotnotive, Lzttin for Nurses IiI.I-LXNOR F. 'I'RAlI'I'MAN A138 Mttrsliztll Street St'1't'1'lar'y Indoor Reerezttion. Dress Aeees- sories, Czunerzt EMILY FRANCES IRAVISANO A117 Iilizztlietli Avenue College Dramatics, Automotive, Honor Forum, Glee, Sr. Choir, Red and White 47 HELEN SALLY TURON 62 South Second Street Sccrelary Indoor Recreation HICLICX 'l'. TYBURCY 212 Geneva Street Stcriograplzer Indoor Recreation, Dress Accessories ADELE LEA URETSKY 10357 Louisa Street ,flrt College Treas. Honor Forum, Red and XVhite, High Spots, Touchstone ALICE TERESA VAN SAVAGE -130 East jersey Street Sl'l'1'UflITy Indoor Recreation, Automotive, Party Planning. Folk Dancing, Photoplay. jr. Choir MURIEL VIRGINIA VAIJSE 720 West Grand Avenue .Secretary Pliotoplay, Law Discussion, Better Grooming. Party Planning, Dress Accessories IQRNliS'I'1NE L. VELLA 109 Ely Street Sl'l'l'!'f!lTy Gift and Noveltv IHEATRIKIE VICNNER 527 jackson Avenue Office IVm'k Indoor Recreation, Glee. jr. Choir, Modern Dancing, Red and IVhite 48 ADELINIC NANCY VERGURA 1061 Lafayette Street Slenogmpher VERDA RITA VILLANI 317 East Jersey Street Oflice Clerk Radio, Photoplav, Dramatic, Avia- tion, Indoor Recreation, Jr. Choir RUTH D. VOLLMER 81,1 Magic Avenue Teacher of Music Pres. Section, Advanced Glee, Orchestra, All City Chorus ELLYNOR E. IVADE 125 Pearl Street College Vice-Pres. Aviation, Indoor Recrea- tion, Automotive, Glee, Gift and Novelty NORNIA JEAN YVAGNER 810 Monroe Avenue Secretary German, Gregg Reading, Red and White, Business Manager ANNA IVASIL 726 Pennington Street Nurse Cooperative, junior Choir ELIZABETH R. YVEICKERT 552 jefferson Avenue Secretary Sec. Camera, Social Amenities, Expert Stenographers, Band, City Band, High Spots GRACE WEIMAR 245 Crawford Place Sf'frelary I-lxpert Typists, Advanced Glee, Red and II'hite YIOLA WIEISLOGEL 909 Iililaheth Avenue S1'r'r1'l1ny Treas. Dress Accessories, Commer- cial Honor, Drzunatics, Automotive DOROTHY MARIE YVELDON 1018 Kilsvth Road l'11flr'rirlf'd Pres. Section, High Spots, Modern Fiction, Indoor Recreation, Dress Accessories EDITH NIARIIC XVELFORD 1027 Avlllllllll Street College Nature, Indoor Recreation, Auto- motive, Shopcralt, Red and XVhite AGNES C. 1YHl'1'l'l 352 New York Avenue SI'!'I'l'Hll'y Gill and Noveltv, Hostess, Person- ality Analysis VIRGINIA M. WILSON 758 Murray Street Secretary Dramatics, Automotive, Gift and Novelty GI-LNICVIEVI-I THERESA IVINKLIC 22-I Erie Street Private Serrelary Pres. Section, Pres. Gilt and Novel- tv, Indoor Recreation, Law Discus sion, Red and White -i, JUNE JUANITA WOELZ 283 Morris Avenue Nurse Dress Accessories, Automotive OLGA PATRICIA WORONA 417 Court Street IVlll'.YI? Folk Dancing, Party Planning. Dress Accessories MILLICENT Sl-LNRICK YVYGANT 916 North Broad Street Nurse German, Glee, Red and NVhite ANN VIOLA IVYLIE 1039 Flora Street Dress Accessories, Art Metal .IANIET JUDITHE WYSOCKI 1031 North Avenue Sffrrzflury Sec. Honor Gym, Sec. and Treas. Athletic Council, Dramatics, Folk Dancing, Camera, Aviation, Coop- erative, Glee, Red and YVhite, Advanced Archery, Hockey, Basket- ball, Volleyball, Service League OLGA G. ZOIDEL 177 Second Street Secretary Gregg Reading CASIMERE CECILE ZAMORSKI 3-1 Caspian Street Secretary Gift and Novelty 49 MARY LOUISE ZIOBRO 54 Third Street Stenographer Folk Dancing, Indoor Recreation, Honor Gym, Baseball 50 ANN J. ZUKOWSKI 309 Bond Street Private Secretary Dramatics, French, Automotive, Hockey CLASS SUNG Words by Virginia Decker Tune- America the Beautiful Farewell to thee, farewell to thee Beloved Red and White. Thy high ideals will e'er endure To help us do the right. The inspiration of thy halls Shall ever be our guide, And courage learned in thine embrace Be always at our side. May comrades of these happy years Be never lost from view, But join again in future days In friendship tried and true. With saddened hearts we leave thee now, And where lifeis paths may lead, The memories of Battin High IVill guide our every deed. EDITH S. ZLATKIN 535 Rahway Avenue Business School Speakers, Cooperative, Indoor Recreation, Hostess O 0 lgiwi 091-MX X v9 M Q5 6151? gg,jQg5Q5?zQ bg ' S SX O sl R sg O z, UM? fy VET Q duwhe I LPM' My W Y' 'cuff' f fbo can I , Y J 0' ' 4 JN9 CD! BX 0 4, Q O QXWX' ' Q BZYQQLJ Q LJ 260 O '32, K fy wxfloiwzr I 'Q' Yom o P K4 ft 3'Z4'5'1:RXQ5?EiXfWwmw Q H+? M V ' 12 V D' SMG? 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Listen to this. It's dated January 16, 1950. 'Dear Diary: Tonight I had the most wonderful experience! I went to my hrst opera. Virginia Decker made her debut. Christine Janis, the famous Hollywood star, was there and I had the pleasure of meeting her.' 'iHere's another: 'November 17, 1950. Dear Diary: David took me dancing tonight and we went to the Crane Club. jean Aldridge, Swing Queen of 1950, was there with her band. I was introduced to Claire Hunter, the vocalist, and to some of the band members, jean Bartlett, Eona Mae Fair, Phyllis Ole- wine, and Dorothy Fenikf 'September 6, 1951. Dear Diary: What a glorious day! I went to the Famous Eastern Women's Club Convention at the Astoria. Luncheon and then to the showing of some of Vivian Davis's latest creations at her ex- clusive shop. Gowns were modeled by Thelma Clark, janet Hirst, and Shirley Cohen, the most sought after models in New York. Later, Helen Scott, publisher and editor of the World Syndicate Newspapers, gave a most interesting lecture on Success and How to Find It in This Business World of Today. Rita Grillo, private secretary to the President, was asked to speak to all the career women present. Frances Russo, clever radio come- dienne, entertained as did jean Locher, star of that smash Broadway Musi- cal, DuBabs Was a Lady so She Purchased Louisville, Kentucky. It was grandf l'Oh, look, said Johnny, here's a scrap book! It's entitled 'Battin Class of '4l' and it's full of newspaper clippings. Why, look at the very first one. 'NEW YORK TIMES. january 16, 1951. New D. A. NVins Murder Case. Elaine Gargano, newly appointed District Attorney, won fame today in the court room when she won the conviction of .... ' KCHICAGO TRIBUNE. July 20, 1954. Ba1bach Novel Acclaimed. Bea- trice Balbach was announced as the Nobel Prize Winner of this year for ei her great novel, 'Back with the Breeze'. ' AKIUNEAU COURIER. August 31, 1953. New Bridge Opened. The Margaret Hazeltine Bridge, first bridge ever to be constructed by a woman, was opened today with elaborate ceremonies. One of the greatest feats of modern engineering, the bridge spans from Alaska to Russia across the Bering Sea and is .... ' Goodness, isn't that something? Hurry up and let's see what the next one says. ' 'DAu.Y HERALD. August 3, 1956. Astounding Record Made by Avia- trix. Edna Hill, world-renowned flyer, astounded the world today by Hy- ing around it in two hours and thirty-one and one-half minutes. Alone in her personally designed plane, AThe Eddy Nelson' Miss Hill took off from ns Gosh! 'PRINCETON TIMES. December 17, 1949. Marion Card Proclaimed New Assistant to Einstein! ' KBOSTON WORLD. February 3, 1952. Scientist Amazes YVorld. Marion Farwick rose from obscurity today by announcing her amazing discovery of the sixth dimension. ' 'NEW YORK SUN. April 12, 1955. New Political Head. Laura Lam- merding was today elected Chairman of the Republican National Commit- tee. Miss Lammerding is the first woman who has ever been .... ' KTIMBUCKTU JOURNAL. YVorld Olympic Opens. At nine o'clock this morning, the Olympic Games were officially opened. Doris Mylon walked away with the 109-yard dash, breaking all records with her sensational time, l.l minutes flat. ' Zowie! Say look, Johnny said, what's this? Why that's an old Playbill, said Betty. Mother must have attended a play and kept this as a souvenir. Let's look through it. Here's a picture of the star, jean Kimball. And look, Mother's underlined some of the cast-Helen Pollack, Helen duBusc and Gertrude Abramovskyf' They are probably people she knows. Yes, I imagine so. Look, it says that the play, 'Life with Mother-in- Law' was written and directed by Bessie Thompson. Louise Mackutenas and Genevieve Saliklis were Stage Managers. Here's a review of the play by the famous critic and radio commentator, janet Hardie. Say, Betty, do you really think Mother went to school with all these people? asked johnny. I don't know. Let's go down and ask her? All right. You know, I think rainy afternoons aren't so bad after all. Beat you downstairs! TV as-2-1 J ill mth Bstament B, the graduating class of 1941, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. FIRST: lVe direct that the junior and sophomore classes wave our Battin Banner of Ideals to the best advantage. SECOND: To the following students, individually for their out- standing personalities, we the senior class bequeath these symbols, which we hope will enhance their characteristics. Sundra Parella transmits and adds her ability as a leader to Dorothy Drosdick. Gloria Dewey receives from Evelyn Pirillo her palette and canvas to be used to the best advantage. Marie Coyle pitches her unusual quantity of athletic strength to Helen Lesky knowing that she will readily catch it. The Twinkling toes, rhythmic movements of Adele Buris are danced on to Irene Sinhine. Marie Montana leaves her sheer originality of literary capability to lvlargaret O'Neill. Esther Schechter and Jean Gordon transmit crocodile tears and realistic interpretations to Lenore Kibel and Shirley Fowler. Carole Quien leaves her efficiency to masticate sweet rubbery sub- stances to any unior who wishes to take up the art. Elsie Morgl and Millicent YVygant will their capacity of loquacity to Miriam Landerman. Jeanne Cummick picks up all the knitting stitches dropped by Dorothy Bunn. Certain members of the senior class willingly vacate their seats in de- tention to the juniors and sophomores who by chance are lured into deten- tion room. Jean Bartlett notes the musical proficiency of Elizabeth Chase and Rhoda Levine and gratefully passes on her skill to them. Thelma Clark bequeaths part of her abundant supply of poise to that already possessed by Dorothy Averill. 4' . C1611 fUItIIB55 fUlJBrBUf, we hereby set our hands and seal this lflth of November, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and forty. In presence of: , MARIE MONTANA t il ii i t MILLICENT YVYGANT JoAN KEIINIIG MARGARET O,NEII,I. JEAN GORDON M E S S A G E from Our Superintendent It is with utmost pleasure that the staff of RED AND WHITE wishes to respectfully present to its read- ers, DR. RAY E. CHEYNEY, superin- tendent of Elizabeth schools. Someone has told a story of a weaver who sat before his loom. About him were scattered the shuttles which he was making ready to start his work, each filled with thread of a distinct and different color. As the weaver thought of the work he was about to undertake, his eyes looked into space and there appeared before him a vision of a beautiful piece of cloth such as only he was capable of weaving. The weaver was awed by the possibilities of his task. In his imagination he saw a fabric that would be worthy of a place in the wardrobe of a king. Its pattern was the most beautiful he had ever beheld and the background was so cleverly planned that the dominant pattern forced itself upon his consciousness as clearly as the theme of a beautiful symphony. How that vision must have thrilled the weaver as he sat there, hands poised, about to start work on his great masterpiece! In a very real sense you seniors at Battin are like this weaver. You are sitting before your loom looking into the future at that tapestry of life which will take tangible form under your direction. You, too, are sur- rounded, liguratively speaking, with shuttles out of which this tapestry will be woven. Some of you may work only with the softest of silk and the hnest of linen, and from these materials you may be able to weave patterns of great delicacy to delight the eye. Others in your group may be forced to weave your patterns from the coarsest of materials, and you may wonder sometimes how anything beautiful can come from your loom. To all of you, I should like to say that the softest silk and the hnest linen may be cold to the touch while the coarsest of woolen fabrics may bring a warmth that makes one forget the simple materials out of which they were made. In the same way, the quality of a personality is determined by the simple rules of friendship observed in our everyday living. ff ,Law A K 607' Bggn' 'h1.,.,.I.Q.J g,4,..,GfofJv.l,.,u-f 3 LQAQAL Now that ou've been in Battin for'a.half-year and are at Df0fw1hL f77f 'm?Mf Y . , . af LyZLp least able to find your way around, from the Juniors take a tip IZZPOI' SO. Aff' We know what it means to dash out of gym when the second ke dh Wwffm' 'U-we 745111 lfhcw Y ! 4,9 Q' YCJZ. -.A-.fA, HH, v'x.x.,u. , .nvlli A-lrfh-1 bell is ringing, to rush up to the third floor straggling shoe laces and buttons, only to find that we had a chorus period in the auditorium. We've tramped up innumerable stairs at 8:29 and have dropped books and scattered papers just as late class bells have rung. We have run madly up to empty tables in the cafeteria, only to find.a HReserved For Seniorsw card on it, and finally sat miserably on the stairs, munching sandwiches. We wandered around endlessly looking for the elevator to the teacher's cafeteria, and the couches and easy chairs in the girls' rooms. We've struggled through unending classes, waded 1 1 X u s X s , . X kj ' ' :- W . Q . . ,,. - 5 ' X .3 X X 1 ' Q J -r x Soplzowores through Shakespeare and WAmerican Lit.W We've worried our way through exams on sultry June days, and anxiously watched the calendar for coming Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays. We've listened to Julius Caesar, thrilled to the romantic UAS You Like It,U and carefully copied another girl's algebra only to findj1.waswronganyway. We'vethoughtfullytypedcarboncopies inreversegwe'velearnedhowtodietandtolikefamouspainters, in that great subject, Sophomore Regimen. And now, in the con- fusion of social activities, being the first class to pay budget completely, doing commercial geography projects, and hoping the last years in Battin will drag on slow feet, we, the class of nineteen hundred and forty-two, gratefully pass on happy mem- ories. Affectionately yours, THE JUNIORS LUKOQXQ KJ-wwf 1 FWa.X.wX Qu.M 721441. .1 f in - 4-f Ro sf-,UW e R cw' ll,z,LCd , ,N 4 7f,14-4,141 ll z4L,4 14.4.11 Lfu 'Lj- l'1,.k:... L u,l 7 i .K,.,, VJ, e ' isbn of WWQ, 4aggWw7LQ -X wk 'Sv is 5 1 L4 ff i ' X CLASS OF 19-12 74' X I SS Ulf lfll-5 Nik fiAllll'RlXli Bmw:-'x Niles Axxic llXlI.lfY NIR. CIAIIVIOX Dowux Nlks. Iilcu-:N KIQANE SITNIIRA l',xluai.1,.x RMU' ,XIWISIQR l,I'l'l-IRAIU' ,XIJYISER BUSINESS MANAGER ART ADYISER ASST. EDITOR CLASS EDITOR Manic Montzina Marguerite -lolinson BUSINESS MANAGER Nornizx AV1lgI1C1' ADV. MANAGER Peggy Holt ATHLETIC EDITOR Elaine Gargzino ART Mildred Feilil Gndrun Hansen Phyllis Olewinc: Mary Alankmvskas Marie Mciflernan E xXx, J K ' mainly - Xwf. lilJl'l'0R-lN-flllll -my--W' M., ' K, Q ,Af ' V, ' . A if ,K R xx v , x X f' A N f , . .,l,'Y537: jx N Rm' amz' While ii? HOMIQ ROOM RliPRHSENT.-X'I'IVliS -lzmct, licvcriclgc .Ioan Morizlrty l rz111c'cs Clznsmnc Helen Pollack llorolhy lfcnik -Ioscpllinc Rczllc fQI'2ll'C Lconzml Mary Rule Viola Mason Esther Scherter Toualzsfme In the spring of 1937, TOUCHSTONE, Battin's art- literary magazine, appeared. The name, TOUCHSTONE, was explained by Mr. Duncan in the foreword of the first issue: Touchstone in mineralogy is basanite, so called because it is used to test the purity of gold and silver by the streak left on the stone when rubbed by the metal. Hence, we may appropriately use this title as a name for our maga- zine by which we test the literature and art qualities of Battin studentsfy Faculty advisers for the 1941 issue are Mrs. Ruth Steb- bins who is in charge of the literary staff, and Miss Edna Peairs of the art work. Of great interest to every Battin student is High Spots, the school newspaper. The bi-monthly publication is twen- ty-four years old. Student editors and reporters, under Mr. Hawley's expert guidance, supervise the management of the paper. The competent Art Staff is advised by Mrs. Keane. A new department added this year, Photography, is headed by Mr. Updegraph. The ambitious advertising staff is success- fully managed by Mr. YVhite. EU fz Spots Cam Www ,3 'mRWl ?Qf,Egg 5 Enlflhnlllfn Anon ws Know 5 V fm foo ' ?mmH,,mll EXCUSED? M, many? ABSENT? REQUESTS? SEE us Fmsr M J-E-r-F! J-E-F-F! RAY TEAM! cnmaz, Puma THE FUTURE PLANS? MR. DOWLIN ANXIOUS ABOUT SOLACE FOP. INNER WOMAN SEE A STITCH IN TIME ln AT LAsT A MAN, 23, LEISURE HOUR AND STUDY TIME lp. 1'Y f ' . QILUIBS l-K- - K-K- -1 - - K-K- - ik ik ik 'ik AA ,---A--- .---- AA-,,A 4K 4K 4? l-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-l-K-K-K ffCr0zw1 Tfljl G00a'wzQilll2NE'bIf2efl200fz' -x-x-1-x-m-3-3-1-3-x-3 -3 x -x -x -5-s -3 -1 -m -x-x-m-x-m- yu X . . 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X'l'U Rli l.I BRQXRY NIUIJIQRN FICTION R,xn1o Quiz smw CIR.-Xlfl' SEMPICR P.-XR.-YI' CRIC.-X'1'1VE XVRITING lNIl'RONIl l'l SP IQXK li RS ART XNIJ CI.XNlliR.AX VRICNCIII .A , Q win mfg: f ff xl' CLIQRNLXN l,.X'l'lN l,.X'l'lN FOR NVRSI S CLUBS 'iW'e don't mind it for we iind it both for work and play- -Battin clubs provide the play, The friend- ships made in clubs often prove to be lasting ones. The range of activities is practically limitless. They provide an outlet for natural talent and skills, from Knit- ting to Automotive, and promote an interest in the school. They encourage initiative and self-reliance. Here is con- tained a refreshing picture of the informal side of Battin. RED CROSS CASHIERS AND COUNTER GIRLS ,Yu Q' 'H ' ,4,. . i M' Pg fi, 5 Si., , 5 QQ : --1 'X-.4 . f I fr- .L K ,wh ., if LV .' 2 .1 f gl 1 -Q -'HB '. v., 9,5 ,- 1,4 , -Q. Usgib af ...W 1 45- QA... Q- ,,.F r,11s f --W-5 QP' .2 my 9 5 I 1 I 9 Na . 1? can ' .! ? ' 4' .4 ' . af- ,A r ,I A N in. , gg fr!! 8 L ,Si QV 2 1 2 Q . . 1: 5 T 3 3 Q - Q- ' f 3 J x if X 2, yi Wgs Q X , w if ,Q 53 , xi. A ff' . 1 . S M, 1 4 Q 1 K r gif, 4 f'-S S 5 ar '42 x . W V .12 'I W ,gf 'P ,m4, pg T? . ii 4? ' 3 W1 '1 VTJVW Q S-, .. QQ Sw .,.., ,...., ..'.....- .R s k V I' MV H IL IE WV Il Q S 5EEEE5 iii G Elifllifljkikfikikiif -bbhhhhbhhbhbhb---!s!r-5CGCC fLbglQQr Qmg! 4 Qrzglzfer wif HONOR GYM Battin's Honor Gym Club, under the supervision of Miss Esther Gates, is composed of girls who have passed tests prepared by the Honor Gym members and faculty adviser. The girls meet, in uniform, every NVednesday during the activity period and participate in seasonal sports such as tumbling, volleyball, deck tennis, basketball and baseball. The ollicers are: President, Marie Coyle, Vice-Presi- dent, Vicky Baiseg Secretary, Janet YVysockig High Spots Reporter, Olga Cyktor. The members are: Mildred Grant, Dorothy Davis, Helen Nisky, Alexsandra Rog, Louise Nevar, Kathryn Ford, Mary La Prete, Irene Sinbine, Eleanore Caruso, Mary Or- shak, Helen Tesnar, Gladys Addie, Bernice Love, Rose Dwyer, Victoria Baker, Ann Baran, Norma Bergbauer, Agnes Caffrey, Eileen Davern, Dorothy Deming, Aldena Gaines, Ruth Gehweiler, Elnora Henry, Charlotte Kasmir, Carrie Kemper, Irene Klener, Olga Krupa, Helen Lesky, Geraldine Limosano, Jennie Lorence, Ellen McElrog, Shirley McGin- ley, Marcella Neu, Olga Newits, Waltraud Neuberg, Frances Russo, Alma Sowa, Marion Stoddard, Marguerite 'Watkins, Florence NVicks, Mary Ziobro, Nadia Zurba. ATHLETIC COUNCIL The governing body ol' the physical education depart- ment, elected for their outstanding ability in athletics and leadership, is the Athletic? Council. The girls, who have nnufh school spirit. and initiative. serve as referees lor various ganles. The nlenibers keep each honierooni inlornled ol' athletie activities and aniend the cionstitution Q Reqnire- nlents for Iiattin I3 and I5HS j whenever necessary lor the benefit, of girls athletieally inclined. The elnb is under the supervision ol' Miss Iislher Cates. The ollieers are: President, Marie Coyle: Vice-President. Irene Sinbineg Seeretary and Treasurer, qlanet XVysot'l4i3 High Spots Representative, Vicky Baise. The other nienlbers are: Sl'll140T.N'I lilaine Gargano. Alanet Hardie, Patricia MciXVhorter, Doris Mylon, Helen Scott. JIUIZIOVSI Gladys Addie. Rose Dwyer, Mildred lfiseher, Helen I,esky, Mary Yates. SUlfllIUIIl0l'I'.S2 livelyn Xvllllillll, Iiniily Gardell, Anne Gargano, -losephine IJiSpirito. l Aviv-hahah-ubivqh-Ar.. BASEBALL Possibly the strongest team is baseball. In order to make the team, a girl must be an all-round player. If you have watched a baseball game you would have probably noticed that these features themselves are more important than batting. Individuals are chosen for the team for their ability in these special fields. The coaching is under the supervision of Miss Esther Gates. This sport promotes team spirit, sportsmanship and co- operation among the girls. I.ast termls juniors were: Josephine Kaczoroska, Mil- dred Grant, Vicky Baise, Eleanor Laucius, Alma Sowa, Mil- dred Farr, Alexsandra Rog, Marie jacob, Frances Gascone, Gertrude Smith, Helen Nisky, Elaine Gargano, Margaret Haseltine. SOZJIIOTIIOTUSI Mary Yates, Irene Sinbine, Laurette Kloza, Ruth Fiederlein, Elnora Henry, Helen Olivia, Amelia La Vigna, Gloria Demicco, Mary La Prete, Helen Kosinski, Nellie Hollewyn. S'lllI.YfI'fIlfl?.V2 Edith Smith, Evelyn Lacko. BASKETBALL During the basketball season, the following common expressions were used: Shoot, NVhat's the score? Foul, and so forth. Last year's Junior team was captained by Marie Coyle and tl1e Sophomore team by Helen Lesky. Though boy's rules are not followed because of unnecessary roughness, enthusiastic games are played by the teams. It is considered an honor to be a member of this team. Each year the teams participate in a play day with Hill- side. It is then that the sportsmanship and ability of each is tested. Battinites always prove themselves outstanding in this trait. The members of last term's junior Class were: Elaine Gargano, Marie Coyle, Eileen Davern, Clara Larson, jean Kimball, Mildred Grant, Margaret Haseltine, Vicky Baise, and Josephine Kaczoroska. Soplzomoresz Helen Lesky, Re- gina Shannon, Rose Dwyer, Ann Baran, Sarah Spikes, Gloria Demicco, Emily Ziobro, Florence YVicks. SuI1stz'lute.s: Helen Olivia, Ann Saunders, Anna Rogowska, Helen Gernert, and Ruth Fiederlein. 2 ,As ll III ' C9 g I ..- s.. il X NET GAMES Opportunity and equipment for acquiring skill in 11 wide variety of sports are open to the entire student body. Tournainents, a source of unfailing interest to many ath- lCtiCZllly-lllilldfffl Battinites, are rondufted annually in Deck Tennis, Table Tennis and Badminton. It isn't just being a champ that counts here at Battin, but the winning' of the championship through fair play and real ability, tested by stiff roinpetition. 1 rfafff-xffffwvefrwwf.4rww-xii-if 1k if 'kit-ki' i k'k'k'k'kii A'i ki DANCE CLUBS Striking 4'OSllllllCS, colorlul niusiti, and tricky clznuic stcps 2lll,l'll1'l tlic lfolk Dznifing' Clulr. The gfirls lllllllflllilllllg lincl 'H grczit cnioyincnt in tlic x'zn'iely ol' lolk Cl2lll4'CS tzingln, by Miss listlicr Gatos. li2lllllllS Moclcrn Dznicc Group is uncler tlic guiclzinfc ol' Mrs. licticvicvc l.ill'l42lS. Alter scliool tlic girls work on original ztncl clillirult routines. ll' you lccl llllC'CI'I2lll1 about clzlnce steps. join tllc Social D1nn'ing Club clirertecl by thc Pliysiczll Eclucznion Depart- lIlClll. lt givcs you :in opportunity to lczirn KlllliCl'E'lll. stcps, ctiqucttc, :incl that much necclcrl sclf-c'onliclenc'c. it xl xl sag? x LEW VOLLEYBALL The Volleyball Team is organized in the early fall. It is one of the most popular sports at Battin for which many girls turn out. This te1'm's winners are: Patricia McXVhorter, Doris Mylon, Dorothy Sharp, Eileen Davern, Eunice Begany, Marie Coyle, janet XVysocki, Clara Larson, Frances Dengg, Edna Hill, Phyllis Olewine, Elinor Griflin, Eva Palumbo, and Shirley Burns. ARCHERY Archery, although one of the earliest sports known, has always held a prominent place at Battin. This sport which requires utmost skill is under the direction of Mrs. Gene- vieve Lackas. Participants are given equal opportunity to advance and prove themselves eligible for the tournament held on Field Day. There are two groups, the Beginners and Advanced, who hold their classes once a week after school. FENCING Every Friday afternoon at three-thirty the large gym is occupied by girls who are interested in fencing. WVhat used to be a manly art of defense has now become a hobby for Battinites. This is taught by Mr. Scaffatti, a skilled pro- fessional fencer. and Mrs. Emil Mascot, Sr. 65 A 1 r s. .1 . tt , iii, Q, 40 1fp.? i . . M. X , 1 l PATRONS Mr and Mrs. Bentley Albers 117 DeHart Place Mr. and Mrs. 1Vil1iam Aldridge -11,1 Westlield Avenue Mr. 1Villiam G. Backus 529 Jersey Avenue Mr. and Mrs. James Bannon 1155 Magnolia Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Bartlett 93 Summit Road Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bentivegna 1092 Magnolia Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Beris 555 Irvington Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Beveridge 721 Grier Avenue Mrs. Mae A. Burns S60 Kilsvthe Road Mr. and Mrs. George H. Bvrd 706 Magie Avenue Mrs. john Carney 19 Lowden Street Mr. and Mrs. Marlin F. Culf 714 Park Avenue Mr. and Mrs. joseph Di Spirilo 219 South Seventh Street Mr. and Mrs. George L. du Busc 21 Hillside Road Mr and Mrs. M. E. Fair 1130 Jersey Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Frain 137 De Hart Place Mr. and Mrs. C, Freedberg S53 Monroe Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. Giesler 10 Melrose Terrace Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Greenwood 650 Cleveland Avenue Mr. and Mrs. William -I. Haggertv 618 Green Street Mr. and Mrs. Robert johnson 1110 Applegate Avenue Mr. and Mrs. joseph llurnecka 512 Livingston Street Mrs. I. B. Karg -101 S. Broad Street Mr. and Mrs. Anthonv Klisius 123 Clark Place Mrs. F. Kuechel 75 Summit Road and PATRONESSES Mr. and Mrs. Carl j. Laggren 5 Highland Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Russel Lammerding 436 Walnut Street Mr. and Mrs. Andrew F. Larson 921 Kilsythe Road Dr. and Mrs. Sherwin I.. Haseltine 157 Summit Road Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Maloney 475 Catherine Street Mr. and Mrs. J. Mankowski 741 Brunswick Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Karshall 523 Adams Avenue Mr. 122 East jersey Street Mr. and Mrs. YV. E. Matthews 135 Spring Street Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Mc1Vhorter 1272 Clinton Place Mr. and Mrs. Edward Moriarty 1101 S. Elmora Avenue Mr. and Mrs. George A. Olewine 12 Mlest End Place Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ost, Sr. 530 Vine Street Mr. and Mrs. Herman Paul 1020 Sheridan Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Louis Quien, Jr. 137 Elm Street Mr. and Mrs. K. Reimer -138 Walnut Street Mr. and Mrs. George R. Richards 730 jersey Avenue Mrs. Frank Riley 727 Floral Avenue Mr. and Mrs. M. Saliklis 232 Front Street Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Sawyer 744 Linden Avenue Mr. and Mrs. WV. Sharp G61 Adams Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Tieman 513 Grier Avenue Mr. and Mrs. jacob Hleislogel 909 Elizabeth Avenue Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Mlelford 1027 Mlilliam Street Mr. and Mrs. James A. XVhite 352 New York Avenue .xdduerfia em 7 irecfor .Xlcln-rm'y Dairy Clo. ,,,,A. . .XIIIIUVS Quality Shoppc , . .-Xrlmcs Swccl Shoppc .Xrl lflorzil Shop ...,,,,,,A,,,,, l5zn'l1cy's M0211 Nlzlrkcl ,,Y,A. licrkc-lcy School ..,,,,,,,,, Illcnckc-1' 5 .,,Y,Y,,,.,,,,, Bl'U0lU'l'CSl l zn'm 7,,, Loma-I Plc-as .,YYA,A...,,,, Cox Sons K Vininw ,A,,, 21 Cronin ,,,,YYY,,,.Y,.....,,,,,,, llrzlkc Clollcgp- ....,,,,.,..,,., 1illl2llJL'lll Music Shop ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,.,,, ', 1'.lll2llJClll Smhool lox Scuclfu aw ,,,,,,,,, ,, Elll2llJCllll!HVll Comoliclzxlvcl Cum Co. , Cocrlu' Co. ....,,7,...,..,,..7,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,...,.. Y Golding ,,,,.m,... .,...7, .A,w,, ,,. ,,......V,,..., Gutowski Musiczil lIlSll'lIlIl1'Ill flo. Hcrsh Motor Car Co. .,,,...,..,,,.A,, Y Holcl XVi11liclcl Stoll ,,,. llgk Mcn's Shop ,,,,,. pluck PQ Loretta ,,,,v,., Kufs Beauty Shop .,,,, liocllllk Nl2lI'liCl ,,,A., Koslmcrg Co. A..,,,,,,,7,, , l.cz1l1y'5 Floral Shop ,, 1,4-vy Bl'OlllCl7S Y,l..,,,,, linsvnman .,,,Y,Y.l...,,,, Maflkyk Kvy Shop Y,... lXlCCllIl'llCUll .,.....,,.,, Park Soda lim' .,,,,, . Pure Proclucls Co. .. Rofs flllliflgk' .,,,,, , Sul - Hziirclrcsscr ,Y,.l , Sflllllfl' ,,,,.,,,..l..,,.w,, Schmicll PQ Son ,..,,,..A,...,,,7 'lhompson 'l'ypcwrilcr Co. , Token' Co. ,,,Y.YY,......,.,,,,, , Vail ...,..,,YY,,,,,,,,,,...., XVl1z1lvn's Scrvicc A,,.,, xvlllllllilll School .... XYill'1'ccl .Xcaclcnly XYirlh ...,,,,,....,,,,,, Wiukc lllll , 96 925 H10 lllll 93 93 9-l 95 llll 95 96 98 98 97 95 96 98 98 HND lllll 91 9l lllll 925 93 9:2 98 98 96 92 lllll 9l 9-1 97 97 97 93 97 93 914 99 99 98 9l J Studio of JOHN J. IVICCUTCHEON OFFICIAL PHGTOGRAPHER of RED AND WHITE 117 XVESTFIELD AVENUE ELIZABETH, N. J. Our Sluclio is irlcany siiuniccl for weddings and family groups. convcnivnlly located and cquippcni with spacious reception and dressing rooms-private parking space. 420 Lu-ns AV' ' s SALES - SERVICE 3 O E I A m fn-a99.Eg ,- gg-.,.w,,.., G3 5- ,neg-La.2.4 fo K ,, ,,f.3,5g,.g Q U' 540g-zu-1 0' !D.?5vI.h 0 m T E f 20 'O I- T r'27'g-29,3 O 77 ro 59 a. -u sg w do ,Simi-a O vw- I- 0 zggggag r - A - -. .. 3 Q U1 w gaigzgi. 0- uv, .0-n 45 Z 03-131 mm 2'g.50 g M my J: '0F-,5Eh3-5'u- ah' -4 qtggo., gi-I FDU, W I-1'-16.35-O ,' -4 250--3 on DP K ,wg-a. ao U' IT' EET? as I- V' 0 ER ' E3?2g'i. 29- 3--0: xref . I 'U O an 3 2 I . 3 4 fb rn Z ,.,, 2. ' C S .1 E -.- 3' CJ' 'U 0 2. 2 3 3' If 0 ' I E Z LQ ' ' O w I .E J 5 E ' 5 -Z' 5 T20 z 'U U, Q1 IT' 0 I O Q C N V' 0- ' c -A P ZZ 22. 2001 2 Ln C-3 O 00 -. O Q, zu m G5 + 3' - Www Q 'U ' 3 :P '41-.lj I -41113. W -4 E mg -' 0' 253' TF mwmn -0- E 4 -.,,, :T .U c. m 0 Q. 4, Q Q ' E Z S, . 0 rn C 1 KD ITT -- RENTALS 637 SOUTH STREET II78 ELIZABETH AVENUE Elizabefh, N. J. EIizabe'rh. N. J. Phone ELIzaIoeI'h 3-92I6 Phone ELIzabe-Th 3-4587 R ' C - V A I '- BARNEY'S MEAT MARKET HOME-MADE CANDY ICE CREAM 8II ELIZABETH AVENUE CHOICE MEATS II04 FAIRMOUNT AVENUE Elizabeflqv N, J, EIIzabeIh, N. J. Phone ELizabeTh 3-894I Thos. F. Whalen, Prop. WHALEN'S SERVICE BENJAMIN KOSBERG CC. A 'e'ica AMOCO Gas PAINT - HARDWARE . WALL PAPER Lady AHencIanT ART SUPPUES RepaIrinq In All ITS Branches Body - Fender - Tops - Painfing, ETC. bl 5-623 EAST JERSEY STREET Elizabefh, N. J. 43 I ELIZABETH AVENUE 233 BROAD STREET Ia+ +ITe ArchI Elfzabefh, N. J. I B 93 M204 5cQg I Q' ' Phone ELizabeII1 2-7807 ESIGIDIISIIGCI I906 FRED G. WITTKE J E W E L E R DIAMONDS - WATCHES - CLOCKS SILVERWARE - OPTICAL GOODS ExceIIenI Repair Deparimeni ai Your Service 922 ELIZABETH AVENUE ELIZABETI-I. NEW JERSEY Res.: 2I Boyle PI, Res.: EL. 3-4592 W. L, MIICIIQII ESI. IQO9 ILG'S MEN'S SHOP ROY'S GARAGE ONE OF ELIZABETI-I'S AUTO and MARIANE MOTOR GOOD MENS STORES SpecaaIxs+ 643 NEW POINT ROAD Bbl ELIZABETH AVENUE EIIzabe-II1, N. J. Elizabefh. N. J. HIGH QUALITY WORK . . . . . . aI Low Prices No Appoin+men+ Necessary FIQIITQIYEJIEITPI IIYC ll 5 0 lWrM5roaaUM9701b'c POPULAR PRICED CANDIES AT WHOLESALE B L E I C K E R ' S Inc. Jewels of Repufafion 625 ELIZABETH AVENUE II7 BROAD STREET EIIzabeII1, N. J. EIIzabeII1, N. J. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS G. M. Scafon E. BROOKCREST FARM . Jamesburg, N. J. LEA:-lY's FLORAL SHOP, Inc. ' Poulfry Fresh Killed Gernerf 289 N. BROAD STREET Eggs Fresh Daily Opposife Pos? Office Jamesburg 267OR ELizabe+li 3-6563 B E S T W l S H E S TO BATTIN HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF l94l FROM COX SONS 8: VINING, lnc. Esiablished IB37 l3l EAST 23rd STREET NEW YORK, N. Y. Makers of CAPS AND GOWNS : JUDICIAL ROBES CHOIR GOWNS ' VESTMENTS SEE THE NEW I94l ELECTROLUX GAS REFRIGERATOR Beaufifui New Models - Added Fealures Low Operaling Cos? - Permanenl' Silence Visii' Our Show Room. lnspecf The beauhful new Eleclrolux models for yourself. Terms Are Very Reasonable T ELIZABETHTOWN CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY X I f f i X 95 Eslablislned 25 Years R. J. GOERKE CO. MAFFY'S KEY SHOP EXPERT LocKsMm-is Also Grinding and Saw Filing JUNIOR MISS FASHION CENTRE H60 EAST GRAND STREET of Union Counfy Phone El.izabe'rl1 2-l902 we F4 ,xxxgxgx I O 'Q 'fWvN67S 'T:3fl:,. 6 I I. ' :Fwy e'ff '--.QM Q75 - Qmkwu - X? If ALDERNEY DAIRY CO. For Service Phone EI.izabe+l1 2-5754 Wholesale Candies - Founlains Supplies Phone ELizabeII1 2-8903 Cigarels - Box Clnocolale Specialfies Qualiiy and Service Our Moffo M.P.CRONIN C, SCHAFER CHOICE MEATS IO FIRST STREET Elizdbewl N. J- 96I MADISON AVENUE 'N Elizabelln, N. J. Arr Burke, Salesman All Orders Prompfly Delivered 96 THE ELIZABETH SCHOOL FOR SECRETARIES OFFERS A CONCENTRATED SIX MONTHS' SECRETARIAL COURSE The School Where Secrelaries Are Individually Trained 286 NORTI-I BROAD STREET llxlexl lo POSI Ollicel Wrile Reqislrar for Bullelin ELizabeIh 2-I788 Phone ELizabeIh 2-2268 JOSEPH TOKER Co. Aug. F. Schmidl 8: Son SILVER ASH COAL FUNERAL HOME KOPPERS SEABOARD COKE E. e. SCHMIDT ANDERSON, Direclor CERTIFIED FUEL OIL HOMEAPPLIANCES I39 WESTFIELD AVENUE EIizabeIh's Largesl' Fuel Dealers Elizabefl-I, N, J, 'K 3 Q' 0- .1-1 Our accomplished operalors Our permanenls are 'lhe acrne Our slylisls will qlorify your will lrim your hair in lhe slyle ol perleclion, designed lor enlire appearance. besl suiled Io you. you. - . S A L , , , For your nel ppoinlmenl Call EL. 3-3665 5I2 ELIZABETH AVENUE Stale Thealre Bldg. ELIZABETH, N. J. Q3 0 X ,f 5 o e Q o e BUSINESS TRAINING Thai' wins JOBS! Phone ELizabeTh 2-3754 Gufowslci Musical lnsfrumenl' Co. SCHOOL of Music for ALL INSTRUMENTS prepare af II69 EAST JERSEY STREET af Broad Sfreel' UPSTAIRS My il NEW JERSEY'S FINEST BUSINESS SCHOOL ELizabeTh 3-6868 Bigelow 3-5994 -NEW LOCATION -NEW EQUIPMENT -NEW COURSES A. LINSENMAN FLORIST MARTIN BUILDING H39 EAST JERSEY STREET Elizabefh, N. J. FLORAL AVENUE R- J- HALL. B-C-S-I IVIQV- Cor. McClellan Sfreef Newark, N. J. ELIZABETH MUSIC SHOP Everyihing in Music I-lol+on's line and o+her fine makes of musical insTrumenl's and accessories - Special prices for school sfudenfs - lnsfrume-n'rs Repeired Sheef Music - Popular and Classical 45 BROAD STREET Ellzabefh, N. J. Open Evenings ELizabe'rh 2-3675 Phone ELlzabeTh 2-7209 WILLIAM C. GOLDING OPTOMETRIST 2l9 BROAD STREET Elizabefh, N. J. Phone ELizabe+h 2-2 l 86 DR. JOHN W. WIRTH OPTOMETRIST Eye ExarninaTion Hours: 9 e.m. To 6 pm. and by Appoinirnenf Hersh Tower Building I25 BROAD ST. or I2l6 E. G-RAND ST. ELIZABETH, N. J. GIRLS OF BATTIN For Campus Togs or Dress Up Clofhes You Simply Musf Come To LEVY BROTHERS THIRD FLOOR WILFRED WELCOMES BATTIN Wilfred Trained Beauiy Experls Earn Highesl Salaries No Unernploymenf Problem in Beauly Culfure I. WILFRED Sysfem is balanced, rounded, scieniific ,Y course covering every phase of modern beaufy gs culfu re. ,I 2. InsIruc+ors are renowned, prize-winning beaufy cul- Iurisls. 3. Individual inslrucfion and advice Io each sfudenf. 4. Convenienf day and evening classes-same insfruclors -same complefe course. 5. Tui+ion unusually reasonable for such comprehensive I X ' X courses. , A Q 1 g 6. Easy paymenf plan arranged. - 7, FREE nafion-wide Placemenl' Service. Call Today or Reques+ Boolclel B.H. WILFRED ACADEMY OF HAIR AND BEAUTY CULTURE I58 MARKET STREET, NEWARK, N. J. Over Childs-Opposile Kresge's 5 81 IO--Mifchell 2-7290-2-729I New York-Brooklyn-Bosfon-Philadelphia-Piifsburgh-Chicago MISS WHITMAN SCHOOL ONE and TWO year Execulive Secrelarial Courses, including cullural and academic subiecfs of approved and accepled college grade. Special aflenfion given Io individual personalify developrneni. Aulhori- 'rafive social and culfural Iraining. 503 MAIN STREET I26 CLINTON AVENUE Easl Orange Newark, New Jersey ORange 5-6772 Blgelow 3-0563 I if I H W fl, Of I ,L I Q0 -1' .L A E fx A 69 30.0 HOTEL WINFIELD SCOTT Elizabeih, N. J. ELIZABETH'S DISTINCTIVE HOTEL KEY To BEAUTY ai Our beauIifuI Ballroom, Clubroom and Privaie I 1 If V + il' I di ' 2.121 E.zzfiz.2. 3gf.rf:..izfIJz...zL.. 22:5 KAY S BEAUTY SHOP parking on premises. TeIepI1One ELizaI:ae'rI'1 2-IOOO 3 KARL A. OBGOERTEL. Manager We Specialize in PERMANENT WAVES and HAIR DYEING Sales - FORD - service Pefmanefffs 5'-75 UP HERSH MOTOR CAR OO., inc. WORK OF EXPERTS 36I ELIZABETH AVENUE 27v3I WESTFIELD AVENUE Elizabem N. J. Opp. Sirand TI'1ea'rre EL. 2-0860 O I America's Fines? Ice Cream PIERRE'S FRENCH ICE CREAM ai The PARK SODA BAR II07 E. JERSEY STREET EIizabe+I'1's Finesi' Soda Bar SAY IT WITH FLOWERS ART FLORAL SHOP E. Bonavifo, Prop. Flowers for Every Occasion 824 ELIZABETH AVENUE ELizabeIh 3-3l32 EIizabeII1, N. J. HKRJUL inwgiwwiw O - ., hy! 5 . L 9 mm, ARBES SWEET SHOPPE formerly REGENT SWEET SHOPPE Home Made Ice Cream and Candy BeHer Made Sweefs Are All Home Made SODA - LUNCHEON 47 BROAD STREET ELIZABETH, N. J. Cudfom Wacle . . . an old phrase with a new twist. Tile Comet label insures you oi a book designed to fit time requirements ot your sciiooi and your ct' ti itir ou, ileiping you to budget. Qur expert staff worics irec y w y trim time cost anci enilance the style. it it's Comet-macie, itgs Custom-made. May We take tile measure of your next publication? THE COMET PRESS ONE JUNIUS STREET BROOKLYN, NEW YORK . 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The 1941 Red and White has been set in Baskerville and Coronet types and printed on Oxford paper in black and Deep Lake Red inks. The binding has been made of Terek Twelvemo cloth with endpapers of gray Janson text, with the designs in Deep Lake Red ink. Printed at the Comet Press. W b5 N P! Q1 H. +I 2? 1+ ll' The drift of the stars helped them to find the way: Vespucci, Columbus, Drake. Tossed on chartless courses, they found American shores. The rise and fall of the land and the far reaches of -the horizon took them west: Boone, Rogers and Clarkg and it was new land. No one devised a plan for Franklin and jelferson. No one showed a model to Fulton, Bell, or Edison. No maps, plans, or models showed them the way. A star of self-reliance in spacious skies was their only guide. In our skies it still gleams, leading toward future goals in a free land-America. ' -I ll'