Bayonne High School - Yearbook (Bayonne, NJ)

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November—ICe win Cross County Championship for the fifth time. Esther Hoberman Wherever there's fun and laughter, we can be sure that Esther is the incentive spirit for her pep and sense i f humor always set things in motion. Junior Prom Committee. Usher, Clubs: (dee. Dramatics. Photography. Hospitality. Swimming. Dancing. Rita Hockstein Very popular is this vivacious miss who always looks as if she has just stepped out of a fashion magazine. Usher. Clubs: Dramatic. Reading. Bowling, Swimming. Athletic. Ping Pong. Basketball. Sergeants. Marion Hodes She sets the fashion for all the girls and her original ideas and charming wit exemplify her character. Ever Forward Never Backward”—is her ambition. Student Congress, Ykar Book. Usher. School Store. Clubs: Dramatic. Hostess. Athletic. Martin Hoffman Always jovial and happy. Mart has numerous friends, not all of whom can be accounted for by the fact that Mart always does his homework. Clubs: Mathematics. Chess: Teams: Class Softball, Basket ball. Evelyn Hollander Kvvy undertakes everything with vigor and usually meets with success. We know she will find the same success in her art career. Clubs : Athletic, Swimming. Set ge.unt. Athletic Merit; Teams: Varsity Basketball. Max Hollander We shall expect much of Max. a fellow who has made such a worthy dent in the armor of knowledge. His many gentlemanly qualities have had everyone's admiration. Student Activity Award. National Honor Society. Yf.ar Book. Usher. Clubs: Mathematics. Chess: Class Track Team. William Hood Although clothes don't always make the man, B. H. S.'s gentleman fashion-plate has proved that one can have fancy duds and still be a genuine and sin- cere fellow. Teams: Class Baseball. Basket- Helen Hoppey Helen is another student who believes that silence is a sure path to wisdom. She is a willing worker on all occas’ons. Hospitality Club. William Horan Bill's tousled top and twinkling eyes In-lie the fact that he is one of the Senior class' confirmed bachelors. Poor girls. Clubs: Fortnightly Discussion. Garden. Josephine Horzepa Josephine's appearance is as pleasing as her personality. She likes to have fun but her studies are never neglected. Junior Prom Committee. Clubs: Tennis. Hospitality. Y indy-four

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Movrinbor 23—Thanksgiving—and a wrtl-carninl r4 sl. Catherine Hawrlow Wherever fastidious Cathy is there will he health, for site is a great fresh air fiend. Clubs: Mathematics. Glee. Art' and Crafts. Gertrude Hay Cert has a gift for conversation which many of us envy. She has many friends, and leaves a good impression on all who meet her. Clubs: Glee. Swimming. Leonard Heath Bet the Angel Gabriel can’t blow that horn any louder than Lenny does. We think that we can distinguish the note of Lenny’s horn each day in morning exercises. Teams: Class Softball. Basketball. Margaret Hendrickson Marge’s dancing blue eyes and lovely smile are only two of her many assets. Student Congress. Usher. Dramatic Club Helen Hempel Because her smile and smooth disposition never vary we have one dominant impression of Helen sweetness. Clubs: Glee, Mathematics. Arts and Crafts, Dramatic. Loulee Henry When Lou laughs, you find everyone laughing with her. She is a gay and charming girl whom no one can resist. Student Congress, Glee Club. Rena Henthorn Need someone to cheer you up? Renee is your answer. She loves to have fun and succeeds in making others happy. Usher. Student Congress. Year Book. Junior Prom Committee, Clubs: Glee, Tennis. James Hicks Although Jim hasn’t been with us long, we all admire him. He possesses a friendly manner and a cheerful smile. Teams: Class Softball, Basketball. Football. Selig Hersch Sel is a quiet person who rarely speaks unless spoken to. He is both athletic and scholastic. Student Congress. Clubs: Debating. Chess. Fortnightly Discussion. Mathematics. Chemistry: Teams: Class Softball. Basketball. Football. Thomas Hitchell Here is the Fred Astaire of tomorrow—that is. it no field other than professional dancing claims the talents of our unusually clever and likeable Tommy. National Honor Society, Year Book. Oh Doctor!”. Student Congress. Usher. Junior Prom Committee. Senior Council. Clubs: Dramatic. Fortnightly Discussion. Debating: Teams: Class Softball. Basketball. .V indy-three

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December I—The cast of “Life Itegins at Sixteen is chosen. Kate if a nytuKnml of mischief. 4x . and lumw f Tou'll alwavs K nWo 4 Grfi igui l +ier among In r It rimdS er'ause of her tut n nttle giggle. Usher. Clubs: Dancing. Spanish, Dramatic. Swimming. Tennis. Anna Hurley Ann. who is a commercial student. naturally wants to become a stenographer when she graduates. Her friendly nature will help her on her way to success. Rose Hubbard You will never hear JUkv say anything that will offend anyone. One kbV- K Omer tor -a friend ka -Vi real pal. 'yt George Hudak (jeorge mixes well, combines pleasure with work, and gives the impression that it pays to take things easy. Usher. Teams: (.‘las' Basketball. Softball, Football. sense of humor and forwardness arc tlie reasons for her popularity. Clubs: Hospitality. Typing. Tennis. James Hutchins He may be small, but his share of wit is large. One and all. we extend t . him our wishes for success. Orchestra, dee Club. Teams: Class Basketball. Softball. Football. Florence Hydock We will all miss Flo’s wit and good humor when school days are over. Her sunny temper will never go amiss in any company. Usher. Clubs: Spanish. Basketball. Grace Iacono Scholastic ability, keen humor, and Hawless character—that’s Cracc. These qualities will enable her t«. succeed in obtaining the In-st that life has to offer. . rt and Crafts Club. Placid Iacono At the first look. Pat seems quiet and serious; at the second, one catches that impish gleam in his black eyes; and at the third, one knows that he isn't at all what his fir t name implies. Cafeteria Leader. Ninety-five