Bogota High School - Purple B Yearbook (Bogota, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1947 volume:

-Q N,- V ,-K ...Z A . i ' e'5f - 415 'Q I EIU RPll l WWWWWWWW Q SQ' K S 'Y E .f:1,'f5355ffv' , , , X z 55151181 lzijyzfj' , .. V :AI 0 1 Q R e Q ' Q BCGQTA HIGH SCHCQL Bogota New Jersey I 47 v P A . . 1 - V 0 J' YU: 4c5. ' 'Va G X in Vx , ,. ' ' dh v X' Wi' ' ' ,Q 5-WJ. STOP . . . For once read the foreword. We, the Year Book Staff of the Class of 1947 present this book to you, to read, to enioy, and to help in remembering the familiar faces and good times at Bogota High School. In addition, there is a true and fitting line we wish to add to each senior poem .... is a splendid person who can make a success of whatever hefshe undertakes, and we wish himfher all the luck in the world. TO THE FACULTY which has worked with us throughout our high school years we would like to give our wholehearted thanks and appreciation for enriching our lives with their guidance, help, and understanding. 2 With deep and sincere appreciation the Class of 1947 dedicates this yearbook to MRS. CHARLOTTE BURT whose artistic ability has made possible the attrac- tive sets for Bogota High's plays and programs, whose untiring elliorts have directed the making of posters, programs, and art displays for the school and the community, and whose inspiration, patience, and cheerfulness have encouraged many of her students to enter art as a profession. MISS KATHERINE BULLARD whose culinary art has provided us with daily lunches, with banquets and dinners for special occasions, whose able assistance has made the appropriate costuming of characters.an integral part of the plays, and whose kind advice and cheerfully given help have made the class work in clothing and cooking eliicient and practical. 3 Mrs. Charlotte Burt ,CL Miss Katherine Bullard EARL E. PURCELL, A.B., M.A. Supervising Principal of Schools A.B,, Lafayette, 19185 M.A., in School Admin- istration, Columbia University, 19295 Teach- ers College, Columbia University, 1944, ln- structor in Mathematics, Hackensack High School, 1919-19275 Principal of Bogota High School, 1927-1944, Supervising Principal of Bogota Public Schools since March, 1944, Secretary Bergen County Schoolmen's Club, 1929-1931, Bergen County Member of the New Jersey Education Association Nominat- ing Committee, 1943-1945. Q35 MARIE ALBA BA ALFRED G. BROWN, Litt. B. French Spanish Vice-Principal, Math. , 1 if? .ilss ' Q , is ls 1 KATHERINE BULLARD HAROLD R. BUNCH, A.B. Homo Economics Social Studies, World History, Civics ROBERT POLLISON, JR., A.B., M.A. High School Principal A.B., New Jersey State Teachers College at Montclair, 1931, M.A., in Administration in Supervision, New York University, 19427 Head of Mathematics Department, Manas- quan High School, 1931-1933, Instructor of Mathematics, Bogota High School, 1933- 19435 Guidance Director, Bogota High School, 1943, Principal, Bogota High School, 1944. ii- Mns. cnmuorre c. sum 3 moms H. oAvsv, a.s MA Aff Science A MARION DIX, B.S., B.C.S. ROBERT J. DOBSON BA Commercial Commercial i- N .'-'.' f . ' 1 A l, J, 11- .5 , ii- ,Q .p f y 1- if Q' M' wALrEa c. 1. sum, a.s. ff Music ' 3 QAAC, C. 77 41.24 x 4' an rf iff: P . M 'M T1 A L-l1f.b f fx? ,iq , 'iv ' ' 1, MRS. GLADYS M. HICKMAN, A Lalin, English .B., M.A. MRS. IESS A. LANOPITT, Ll., M.A. English Jon GEORGE HANCE, l.C.S. Commercial MARY F. JACKSON, l.A. Girl's Physical Educalion of ' j- . vm- if ANGILO P. LQIIOSE Manual Training .-.-mi .- . I 1 ' H -P 'r-. I .' tip., 5 . X . WF? MRS. SOPHIA H. GLIDDEN, B.A Library aw: EVERETT L. HEBEL, P.B.E., M.A. Physical Education for Boys and Director of Alhlefics JOSEPH W. JONES, A.l., M.A. History PAUL W. MORAN, A.l. Malh., Physics English German Hisfory I - ,,,4-ij,-Er, . QM' 1' LII' 'T' ' I, f - -'-: x 'if i X QI:-,vi 'X 1 ,M 'Z 1-f .f . XO' f MRS. LILLIAN O. SACHTLEBEN, A.B., M.A. PAULINE SCHANDELMAIER, A.B., M.A. xg' ,f X I ll QW f 11 Qf igiff ' Z1 2? Sf I fl! 1 5 ' I 'Q Ka 4. 2'I s f! 1 if X ' I I ,-5 ,fyck gig Jh1'f,'2 l I . . , . . W WILLIAM C. SIMPSON, B.S. Commercial MIRIAM I.. SYNES, 5.5. English MRS. MABEI. BRYAN TASCA, 8.5. MRS. VIRGINIA D. TRITENBACH, R.N. MRS- RUTH M- TRZECIAK English, Public Speaking Secrcfary Io ilu Principal RAYMOND WATERS, B.S., M.A. HENRIET'I'A P. WHYTE, BA., M.A. Maih. Chemisfry HAROLD N. ZASTROW, l.S., M.A. Hillary a-.. l. . X If lx 2?W , ,E ,A f 4 7 il ' 'A Q ,A 5 'l ' f ' - Ixehllllfii S' f X Q ,J r :Iwi ' 92' 3: fl V - .. 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R i7 Y I ' F 12,1474 -1 ,...ig, -4-+9 A .J-fb VW, CD 13 0 Q Sri 3 L L J X u-if 5 it .-is FRED HENRY ABERNATHY Aviation Club 35 Rifle Club 3,41 Junior Prom Committee 37 Hi-Y 45 Treasurer 3: Three Act Play Committee 3. Fred is a big fellow with a deep deep voice CHARLES ROBERT ANDERSON ln science he is quite a brain p W' UV' WV' in WW finluf' hs U d 7Ul 51 Rifle Club lp One Act Plays lp Rifle Club 2: Rifle Team 2: S9903 he Wlll UH '- Radio Club 31 Service Club 35 Hi-Y Club 47 Photography Club 45 President. Ellen is his weakness, For hunting he has a flarep Photography is his hobby, He's welcome everywhere. a ALAN ARTHUR AHRENS Alan's a little fellow in our class: His sense of humor makes all sorrow pass: He has a cur that is quite a wreclr, And he rates with the highest neck to neck. GEORGE CONVERCE ANKELEIN Rifle Club lp One Act Plays 1,35 Student Council 3: Radio Club 4. Flying is his favorite pastime This hobby gives him ioy, I Model planes also go a long way, lo To busy this Senior boy. MARILYN LILLIAN BENNECKE Bowling Club, and Archery Club. A quief lass wiih a shy smile, JOAN GRACE BAIRD Who io help a friend would walk a mile. Reading, skafing, and bowling foo, Bowling Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Year Book Stal? 4. Are some of the fhinqs she likes fo do. Quier and genile and always a smile, Thal's been her trademark all fhe while. She does possess a modes! grace, An unchanging manner, and serene face. ,-42' iff. 3: NP vffxefg-X JOANNE ALICE BODE Bowling Club 2. is The girl who wears fhe lafesf sfyles is .lo WILLIAM D BEATTIE With her car, she's always on the go. ' For poise and charm she has no need, Fooiball 2,4p Baseball 2,3,4. We're very sure she will succeed. Luke's iusf back from California All Bogofa we wan? fo warn ya- 5' - This Maywood boy is really a grand guy He's nal his lrue self when in school he ads shy. H HAROLD BROWER Football 2,3,45 Sfudeni Council 25 Rilie Club 25 Morning League Baseball 2,3,45 Morning League Basketball 2,35 Men's Music Group 45 Hi-Y 4. Buzz is always full of fun. ln faofball, he is quife a gun. You'll allen see him making passes, Al B.H.S.'s prelfy lasses. LOUISE ALICE BROWN Bowling Club 35 Archery Club 35 Commercial Club 4 A secrefary she will be And in her future do we see, A life fhaf's lull fo overflowing, For lo greal heighfs lhis girl is going. 6 ...F ROBERT WILLIAM BROWER Morning league Baskeiball 25 Morning league Baseball 1,25 Baseball Team 25 Sfage Crew 45 Hi-Y 45 Rifle Club 2,3. Bob Brower's a guy in our class LILLIAN CARDEL Whof, quick and wmy as 4, gosh, Science Club 35 Secrelary 3, Science Club 45 Presidenf, Honor Tall and dark, he prefers baseball for sporf, 5'- CI9lY 3147 An Club 3- He wanfs lo be an engineer of a good sorf. Lillian is an inlelligenf lass, Who always has the answers in class. Her school inleresfs lean to science and arf She will have lols of luck in any work she may slarf. f ' J f , 'JI lf L 1 7, ,X V: M J , ' f .VV W li JVM KJ L' c FRANK CONLEY' Football 3,47 Morning Baseball 3. Frank is a quiet fellow, Who never hos much to say. His interest lies in aviation We hope nothing stands in his way. ELLEN DELL Band 1,2,3,4i Orchestra 1,27 Library Council 2,37 Choral Group 3,47 Klaxon 37 Klaxon Editor 47 Soccer Team 2,37 Hockey Team 2,37 Volleyball Team 2,37 State Chorus 4i Bergen County Chorus 37 One Act Plays 1,37 Senior Play Committee 4. Her love-the music of the years, The Klaxon deadlines-the greatest fears. A lilting voice she has revealed, The radio is her chosen tield. , up left ANN CRAMER Soccer Team 17 Glee Club 1,25 Choir 27 Art Club 3. e ,S- Ann is a blonde-haired girl In Whose locks incline to curl7 its She's lots of fun and very neat T' And to the eye she is a treat. I3 DOLORES DIAZ J' f fi 5 7 I 8 V A LiiL7v,. Archery Club 37 Glee Club 4. Quiet, courteous, gentle and small, Dolores is a friend to dlli Dark complexioned and neatly dressed, We know in life she deserves the best. KENNETH ROGER DICKSON Kenny will be a :ure success By using the ability he does possess. A very friendly lad is he, With a 4. O personality. 4 x Q A X. I GLORIA JEAN DOMBROWSKI Soccer Team l,2,3,4, Hockey l,2,3,4p Basketball l,2,3g Volley- ball 'l,2,3p Speedball l,2,3p Softball 'l,2,37 G.A.C. 2,3,47 Senior Dance Committee 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, One Act Plays 3, Library Coun- cil l,2g French Club 2: Bowling 2, Archery 2, Klaxon 2,35 Yearbook 4, Numeral Holder 3,4. Time can never erase X ' .-lin., MARGARET DODD Soccer Team 4, Basketball Team 37 Volleyball Team 3, Speed- ball 3: Junior Ring Committee 3: G.A.C. 3,41 Secretary of The laughter tram her lighted face. '-ffffh X, Friendly and charming as you see, 'Lg Dimples a lovely nurse will be. I kit ' I .ag L' 713 . fry - ,, 1,4 M f' uid 'CcI,,,,VC4 suav- 154 G.A.C. 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Archery Club 3, Numeral Holder 3. - FRANCES DOREMUS . . ill 1 Her red hair and lnendly woY iff I I lf' Fencing lp Latin 25 One Act Plays 'I,2,3g Senior Play: National Have WON 'W' 'WW ff d' dui' bl' dUY- '. I Honor Society 3,45 Year Book Staff 4, Glee Club 4, Student Ae an atlglete Zndgport :ze goes excelh gl ,fl Council 4, Harlequin Club 3, Spanish Club 2. I t' es, e oe: it we . n .wry mg . o I An extraordinary girl with talents galore, J, Alter watching her act we all cry encore. In M Her tales of Cuba can't be beat, Her Cuban Pete we hope to meet. MARGARET DORWARD CAROLYN A. DUVIER latin Club 25 Dramatic 3. A lover of sports is Carolyn- A bright gal and a swell friend. Because ot her traits which everyone admire! Dramatic Club 35 Assembly Committee 4: Library Council 4: slum 'hm' in lh' had fo which 'll' Pin Yearbook 4. Margaret is smart, but quiet When you lrnow her, she's really a riot, She's of medium height with dark brown hair She'll find her future, flying high in the air. DORIS DUNN Glee Club 2, Basketball 2,37 County Choir 2,37 Girls' Choral Group 3,47 Volleyball 3, Speedball 3: Hockey 3,45 Soccer 45 Tri-Hi-Y 4. A well liked gol in every class, And just as cute as she can be, A happy-fun-loving friendly loss, Suits Doris to a T. JOAN EASTMAN Orchestra 1, latin Club 2. Brown hair and eye: ol clearest blue, A sweet smile known to more than a few: Whatever in life this girl might do, She has just what it takes to :ee it through. 'Q-fs' HELEN BARBARA ERNST Soccer 1,2 captain7 Basketball 'I7 Volleyball 17 Choir 17 Cheer- leader 2,3,4, captain7 Sophomore Hop Committee7 Junior Pram Committee7 Bowling Club, Secretary 37 Hockey Team 4. Helen is an all-round girl so good in everything, A personality that's tops with an added ring, A pretty cheerer, a popular min, How did :he get as nice as this? nw V. SKPS-,sy iw DIANA FLITCROFT Softball 2,37 Basketball 37 Speedball 37 Volleyball 37 Hockey 37 Student Council Representative 3. Diana has the glamour and poise That should make a hit with the boys, A pretty girl with lovely features She has her loves-But we don't think they're teachers J' ,J A Lfff , 'I BETTY LOU FANK Basketball 37 Hockey 3,47 Soccer 47 Volleyball 37 Speedball 37 Tri-Hi-Y 4. Betty Funk to be very frank, With a certain fellow she seemed to rank. ln Home Ec. and sports she sure does excel, And as a fine friend she il really swell. -.AN 'A . X QT ng? X '-s '- x. ' 7 l6 -uf PIERRE FOODY Bowling Club 3. Pete's a guy with curly brown hair, He groom: himself with the best of care. He's smart and pleasant to know, you see, But doesn't know yet what his future will be. M' I . , K'L-1.4.-, .ai ' .1 I '-4 HELEN MARIE GABELMAN Glee Club I,2. This little miss is dork and striking JOHN EDWARD FOX And hor personality is to everyone's liking. She's sweet and cute as she can be, Football 3,45 ambqn a,4, smor om. comming., Junior Wh kwvwshfll be 0 wfrwffhvfywll fn- Prom Committee: Varsity B 3,4. A likeable fellow is Jaclr Who came to us just two years baclr. He plays football, baseball, and likes to dance, He is going to college if he gets the chance. 'az-HU T RICHARD C. FREIMUTH Baseball 2.3: Morning League Basketball 3. J 'I' Q Dick is the boy whom we all know A splendid record in life will show. A recording fiend, o football player, And we all ray he't a woman slayer. I7 .- f 5 . . i Football 3,45 One Act Plays 2,3,4p Klaxon 2, Morning League ' r SE- I ' Si MARIE IRENE GILMORE Tri-Hi-Y 4, Soccer 3, Softball 3, Hockey 45 Se Committee 4. The fellows all love her and so do we, The reason is obvious, l'm sure you'll agree, So poppy and cute in her own little way, nior Dance Makes Gil just grow sweeter from day to day. ANNE GISTEDT Choral Group 3,41 Library Council 3,47 Glee Club 3.4. Anne is a girl who skafes so well, She has a persanalily clear as a bell. Happy and gay and carefree is she ALICE THERESA GRADY She never knovywhere her bmework can be. Happy-gmlucky and guy ducribu Ann, , Lv' .. r ' The girl who loves lo dance. VJ 7 ' She's happiesf when she's doing rho lindy, l 1 ' l 'I She really knows jus! how fo dance. MARGARET GIVOGRI Sophomore Clau Secretary 2, Sophomore Hop Chairman 2, Soccer Team 27 Art Club 'l. Margie'l smile and gracious charm, Are very well known by all, And if one needs a lilfle help She is lhe kind fo call. I nl IJ I Y, Decorafing, I if r C. CARLA DENISE HAYDEN Soccer 1, One Act Plays 1, Latin Club, Vice-President 31 Year- book Stal? 4. Dislinguishingly prefiy wifh a naive air Carla is welcome everywhere. To be a nurse she is fir, With Latin phrases and ready wif. 1 TED WILLIAM HERGESELL Morning League Basketball 2,3,4, Library Council 4, Morning League Baseball 3,4. , DOROTHY MARY HEALEY Ted's a hunter, a good looking fellow, Whose main interest is his car. One Act Plays lg Publicity Committee, Senior Play 4, Glee Club Hg knows ph, qUfo.bu,i,,g,, wgll' 1,45 Bowling Club 3, library Council 3,45 Dramatics 37 Year- W, hgpg If will 9,9 him fur, book 45 French Club 3. Black haired with eyes at deepest brovlin, Dot's a sweet girl of our town, She is the one who loves to laugh, F sy on Klaxon and Yearbook staffs. r rv' 1,1 M4 ,f . Lwf , fiyj' .y jf 2 'iv J ly 41 GREGORY W HEIMER Football 41 Glee Club 4. Greg's from Mobile where they have no snow, He is a fellow it's a pleasure to know. One of our half-backs, helping our team, A His kind of humor is really a scream. if fn 1 ig D lf' 1 1' I9 EUGENE HERRMANN Morning League Softball 2: Ritie Club 2, Archery 35 Bowling 34 Klaxon 3 One Act Plays 1,2. A clever actor-this befreckled fellow, Who's known as ambitious Gene. Another of the famous Hermanns, With personality quite keen. WV , I' 'Y' ALICE HERZOG Glu Club 2,3,4g Choir 2,3,4f Archery 35 Choral Group 4. Alice is a prehy lass, She's one ol Phe pianisfs ol our class. Her fufure plans ore indefinite you see, lui wo ihinlr a musician she'll be. HENRY HESCHLE, Jr. Foolball 2,3,4p Basketball l,2,3p Band l,2,3,4p Swing Bend l,3,47 Orchestra l,2,3,4p Morning League Baseball 2,3. Hanlu' a guy who's fall and fair, Wiih hardly a heedfull of vvorriesome cares. He plays fhe sax and likes pol roasf, And he'll nlllo down on ihe California coesf. VIOLA ELIZABETH HESS Library Council 45 Glee Club 2,3,4p Choir 25 Bowling Club 3 With her school spirit she does excel As a nurse, she should do well. Never ioo serious, never loo gay Jus! a swell girl in every way. S A 3 gd- fi' ll- A , ,: gs 1. M' ARTHUR HOFFMAN Arfhur is new af B. H. S. fhis year, And he hails from Dickenson High, He seems to be an inferesfing chap, Whar's more, a very nice guy. f . ,W 5.4 f A ., i . 1 iq X ,. . 3 A MARGARET MARY HUBNER Archery Club 3, Dramatic: Il 35 Yearbook Stal? 4. A quiet girl who likes to skate, Conceited people, her pet hate, She cooks, and sews, and likes new clothes, She'll be a success wherever she goes. -of .wg Z -A , H , g4' Y. A X A i --- N L MARY ANN HUMPHREY5 Tri-Hi-Y 3,47 Vice President of Tri-Hi-Y 4: Archery Club 3: Dramatics Club 3, Yearbook Staff 45 Senior Play Committee 4. Quiet Mary Ann in sports prefers football, A happy gal and good friend to all, To go to college is her aim, Here we know she'Il find her fame. CHARLES JOHNSON Football 2,35 Basketball 27 Morning league Basketball 2,41 Morning League Baseball 2,4. A swell sports star was our friend Chuck Till he ran into some bad luck. He is a grand fellow and is deserving pay We wish good fortune will come and stay. 1. MARYEILEEN JOURDAN Orchestra 15 Klaxon 2,45 French Club 3: Yearbook 43 Senior Play 4. The Jourdan Mix: is a Merrie girl With interests galore, Ever-willing to give excellent aid, Each day she's liked more and more. I , 3513? I v 1? B, 5--. MARGARET ANNE KAUFFMAN Band 3,45 Orchestra 3,45 Swing Band 3,45 Choral Group 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Dramatic Club 35 Senior Play Committee 45 Latin Club 25 Sophomore Hop Committee 25 Class Secretary 35 HAROLD M. KUHLES Archery 35 Yearbook 4. P , h d ' Back from the Army to B. H. S. eg l .so appy an . 'Wu His education to complete. The kind that one likes to meet5 Harry has com.-A camua fiend You 'n hggy and Don logdhu Whose pictures are always a treat. In all kinds ol lair and foul weather. .am KATHERINE KEARNEY Cvlee Club 1,2535 Bowling l. -FP :A 'rwrfq-sl Katherine Kearney likes to skate '0 1 Her favorite tood is chocolate cake. f Q? ,Z GERALD KUUN Bowling is her favorite game, : ' lg . . . jx- - Football 2,3,45 Basketball 25 Morning League Baseball 2,35 T' b' 'Y ' -7j'Qf'f Morning League Basketball 2,35 vmify s 2,a,45 on. Ad J Plays 35 Junior Prom Committee5 Senior Dance Committee. I NV I will ln football he achieved great fame 1 A lighting captain in every game. ll 22 You'll always find him gay and merry, With all the girls who sigh, Oh Jerry. 5 Ja 5, , .T in 9412? GLORIA LINDEN Basketball 1,35 Soccer 'I,2,35 Volleyball 1,35 Hockey 2,35 Soft- ball 2,35 Speedball 2,35 Bowling 35 Numeral Holder 35 Glee VERA LAFFERTY Club 'l5 Fencing I. glee Club 1- Vivacious, peppy, pert and small, Describes Gloria, liked by one and all A surprising girl is Vera, She likes fo bowl and dance around5 If you ever happen fo hear 'en For a secretarial is bound. She has lots of lun-always on the run, And is happiest wh n 3:10 comes nearer. . ALM ' lf! , fel - ,. , l ,WJ fjyl :N l A l me A I ff wr fziujlplff J! JJ ,MW MARJORIE ANN LOMHOLT One Act Plays l,2,35 Senior Play 45 Klaxon 2,35 Band 3,45 Orchestra 3,45 Yearbook 45 Sophomore Hop Dance Committee RUTH M. LGPL-ACE 25 Glee Club 45 Fencing 'I5 Latin Club 2. Fencing 1, on. Aa Play 1, one Act PIay'Commi1'tee 2, latin Q'1'1 ,j:::',': :',f'::,'::fg5'.'fnd,f: ?a,, Club 25 Dramatic Club 35 Archery 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Glee Club H I., d d . ' 4- Senior Play- Yearbook Staff 4. sr Persona l Y an no .y grin' . ' ' N - Have helped her many friends fo wan. Adorable Ruthie likes to ride and dance ' We're sure in college she will advance. '-'- 3' ' intriguing dark eyes, always well dressed, 23 Music, food and her diary, are things she likes best. ,ibr ..,. l GARRIT V. LYDECKER Sophomore Class Treasurer5 Junior Ring Committee5 Football Mana er 45 Stamp Club 35 Junior Class Treasurer5 Sophomore Hop gommittem Baseball Manager 3,45 Assembly Committee 45 Student Council, President 45 Basketball Manager 3,45 Service Club 3,45 Senior Dance Committee 45 Junior Prom Committee 3. Gorrit's the guy behind our team, Helping the students, he's always seen. Math and science will help his career At being on expert engineer. x . I F. 'lv DAVID MAITLAND Baseball 2,3,45 Student Council 3, Vice President 45 Bowling Club5 Morning league Basketball 2,45 Senior Play5 Boy's Ensemble. Dave's a master of the zylaphone, He really handles it with wonderful tone. Also a baseball diamond star, With his manner and talents he should go for. L' s l- J 'YP' at ta e T 4 .b c U A , , L 4 s ly Eg- ,, cc, 'Z' MARILYN JEAN MAHONEY Hockey 25 Soccer 35 Baseball 2,35 Cheerleader 45 Numeral Holder 35 Sophomore Hop Cammittee5 Junior Pram Committee5 Senior Dance Committee. Moe's a doll in every way, So poppy and happy at work or play5 Cheering ability she does possess, Her charm and personality rate only the- best. O fwlfwf, ffl! '1'V!. DONALD MARTIN Band l,2,3, President 45 Orchestra l,2,3,45 Swing Band 3,45 Homeroom President 3,45 Senior Playp One Act Play Contest Stage Committee 1,2,35 Hi-Y, President 45 Junior Prom Com: mittee 35 Men's Music 4. Don's a fellow who's tall and fair, He and Peg sure make a swell pair. His hobby and pastime is Peggy you see, And a first rate engineer we know he'll be. BETTY MARSHALL Glee Club L17 Yearbook St 4. Parse g n S. HAROLD EDWARD MCGAULEY Senior Play7 Morning League Basketball 47 Morning League Softball 4. Have lun and be happy Could well be Harold's theme. He says his favorite hobby is girls, And in the Senior Play as a star he was seen. W 7. I KENNETH McCABE Q -I JEAN L. MEYER Soccer 1,27 Hockey 37 One Act Play Context 27 Tri-Hi-Y 3,47 Cheerleader 3,47 Varsity B 3,47 Student Council 2. lt is better to be seen, not heard And so from Jean there's hardly a word. Morning League Basketball l,2,3,47 Morning League Baseball x ' Except when she's cheering and then she yells loud. 2.33: Vdriify B 3.4: Fvbtbdll 3.4: Glee Club 3.4: All County 6 su Ol all B. H. S. students she ranks high in the crowd. Choir 3,47 One Act Plays 3,47 Senior Dance Committeeg .lunior A Prom Committeep Male Ensemble 4. QW Good natured Ken, an all-round guy, His classy clothes sure catch the eye: 25 Red-hot music he does adore, You should see him swing on the dance floor. ,Jail JANE ANN MOLZEN 1'-gli I' , L V. , . li'-3 - . Al l ' v - P. I v- W JEANNE Mol-llzlNG el N qc Baskefball 1,2g Sollball 1,21 ol.. Club 4, Bowling 2, Art Club U lp Riding Club l. This prefly girl has dark brown hair and eyes. She loves lo sew and cook, especially pies, . l I j,,,,,,,1, ,ny ,killed in M. field of an, Bowllng Club 3, Nallonal Honor Society 35 Yearbook Slaff 4. ln sfyling clolher, she cerlainly is smarl. Ann is very :uh Plus 'oh of fun And will be a secrefary when school is done, She is always happy fhrouglloul fhe day: We know slle'Il succeed in every way. X ,Wx Miss Molzen is a lovely missy Now she is no plain Jane fl Will! a flashing smile and nice long locks, ,- X GORDON E. MUTH sh' Phu Us again and agam' f if 'ff Foolball 3,45 Baseball 3,45 Hi-Y 4: Morning league Baseball X ' f 2,37 Morning League Basketball 2,37 Boy's Choral Group 47 X! f ' Bergen Counfy Music Festival 3,4. 1 Singing and crooning-he is flve sorl, 'K Who's keen on fun and masf ony sporl. 26 A well-known lease fllis Gordon Mulll, And lle's bound fo succeed-lllaf's llle irufll. K I Y f gj , ROBERT EDWARD NEAFSEY Morning League Baseball 1,27 One Act Play Contest 1,2,3,4p Senior Play 2,3,4. Bob's life centers around his car, He's driven it-no one knows how far, With talents galore in science and math, Bob will travel, well liked, along a high path. xv F54 if wa. DONALD OAKLEY Basketball l,2p Football 2,3,4g Hi-Y 3,45 Service Club 3, Morn ing league Basketball 2,3,4p Morning league Softball 'l,2,3,4 Senior Dance Committee 41 Class Vice President 4. An amiable guy who is big and brawny, A football captain who makes others look scrawny, His activities are many and faults are few, Everyone likes Don. We know you do too. TERRANCE O'CONNELL Rifle Club 2,35 Senior Play 4, Klaxon 4, Photography 4. ANITA L NEBBIA A quief fellow is Terry, Whose interests are quite numerous, Soccer 45 Tri-Y 3,47 Honor 'Society 3,47 Senior Dance Cam- His f'-'lmlllaf P050 with PfP0 ffl MOUNT, mittee 4, Yearbook 4. A face with gladness overspread, A smile by so much kindness bred. With gentle manner, and face quite fair, She's won many friends with her charms so rare. Does a lot to humor us. PW? ARLENE OGDEN e Class Secretary, Student Council 2, Soccer 2, Bas- ketball 2,35 Sophomore Hop Committee, Speedball 3, Softball 35 Senior Class Secretary, Drum Maiorette 4, Senior Play, Glee Club 4. A snappy maiarette describes this fair lass, Her intelligence as well is hard to surpass, In her future we see a model's career With success growing greater from year to year. 13 j 'Vv4 K Cf.. NORMA M. OLSEN Volleyball lp Basketball 'lf Hockey 2,3p Treasurer lp Soccer l,2,3: Cheerleader 2,3,4g Numeral Holder 35 Varsity B 2,3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 3,47 Sophomore Hop Committee 2, Junior Prom Com- mittee 3p Senior Dance Committee 4, Captain of Cheerleaders in Football Season 4. Norma is a queen among the girls, With a pretty smile and a wealth ot curls, A peppy cheerleader who's right on the beam, May lhe reach modelling heights and fulfill her dream. J 1 t , .. ELl.Y ORZEL G.A.C. l,2,3, Vice-President 3, Treasurer 47 One Act Play 'l,2,3g Soccer l,2,3,4p Basketball l,2,3g Volleyball 'l,2,3g Glee Club lp Choir lp Latin Club 1,25 Spanish Club 2g Tri-Y 3,43 Speed- ball 35 Hockey 3,47 Numeral Holder for Soccer and Speedball 3, Senior Play, Student Council 4. We know that Elly is bound to succeed As her sweetness lives in every thought and deed, She has black curly hair and great big eyes, That are always filled with fun and surprise. ANTHONY PALMISANO, Jr. Morning League Basketball 2, Basketball 2: Golf 4. Tony's a golfer right down to the core, When he ends a game, he's ready for more, Besides this he has ambition and a knowledge JI books, There's a bright future for him wherever he looks. NE 12593 f ll W lm Qllgllli wil y A all l LA h I 1, 'i MARY ELIZABETH PENFIELD Soccer 2,45 Hockey 2,35 Basketball 2,35 Volleyball 2,35 Speed- ball 35 Softball 2,35 Class Ring Committee 35 Numeral Holder 35 G.A.C. 2,35 President of G.A.C. 45 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Secretary 45 Boys' Choral Group 4. Beverly Quinn-a most talented miss, ls Bogota's favorite pianist, A blonde with poise and musical genius, Yearbook 45 Treasurer of Seni6r Cla 45 Make-up Committee Her music is always bound to please us. for Plays 3,45 Senior Dance Committe 4. ' A pretty and fun- ing girl i abby Sports nd clan ' g are he bios: A won rlu p sonality a is miss, W h r smil ' by's on our li 1 3,g,,,,Xf'3-ut-Yum., Xumhxmxiuh. oss-551,-NMX icuii f gil LILLIAN M. REHAK V in Student Council 35 Library Council 45 Senior P EVA PETERSON ' ' X A Lil is an almost red-haired miss 5 ' Whose curly locks are like a halo, orchesm, 3,47 1',.i,y 4, Archery 3. is 77' ' gl wifh her pleasing personality and voice d Ik '- N . Her success will grow and grow. Eva resses i e a queen, Hy And her mind is just as keen, f I 'Y A master of the violin, ' ' This sweet young miss of Danish kin. 29 BEVERLY JEAN QUINN G.A.C. l,2,3,45 Basketball5 Soccer5 Volleyball 1,25 Hockey 2 Band 3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Klaxon 1,25 Girls' Choral Group 3,4 lay5 Senior Dance Ps A Mn. '. Nei, RITA REIF Soccer 1,2,4: Hockey 2,45 Dramafic Club 3: lalin Club 2, l Senior Play Committee 45 Klaxon 1,25 Yearbook 4. Rilo is so land of sporfsf MARILYN C, REIMER She excels in every one. She's also helpful in every way Hockey 2, Soccer 3,45 Glee Club lg Numeral Holder 341 And besides, she's lah of lun. Sophomore Hop Committee, Junior Prom Commillee. PHILIP REILLY Morning League Basketball l,2,3,4g Morning League Baseball 2: Basketball l,2,31 Service Club 2. Phil is bolh handsome and fall 'He eals and sleeps baskefball, On the courl greal skill has 'he A Phys. Ed feacher he will be. Allracfive, blonde and sweel, Mac would rafher dance lhan ear, Wilh laughler she does abound Wherever 1here's lun, she'll be lound. QFD W' 'X lil 0 K l I X 1 N X :EE , I ffl-5? ,: -:J EEE? 30 F, N ADELE BRADBURY ROBINS If French Club 2. Quief, ambitious, and musically inclined ls Adele as you will End. To go lo college is her aim, And in lhis world her place she'll claim. CHARLES M. ROSCHER Football Manager 2,35 Band 1,25 Morning League Softball 15 Morning League Basketball 4. ALBERT ROLTSCH Morning League Basketball 1,2,3,45 Morning League Baseball 2,3,-15 Archery 35 Klaxon 1,2,35 Photography Club 4. A quiet, studious fellow is he, An aviator he wants to be. He likes brass bands, hunting, shooting, Charlie's the one for whom we'ro rooting. Everyone knows Al has a nose for news lt's a wonder he ever has time to snooze. Yet he finds time for gals and his darkroom, too, We wonder what his formula is. Don't you? .6 Q 5 2 5 i DONALD C. ROSENHAGEN Morning League Basketball 1,2,3,45 Morning League Baseball 2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Baseball 1,25 Basket- .4 , GERALD .l. ROMAINE f K ball 1'2- Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 vice Pmaasnf of Class 1,25 4' effff' SWG, ljendfzf of 'hz trumpet, President of Class 3,45 Student Council 1,25 Morning League who S maze fsfqliuj a li' ' , k Basketball 2,3,45 Morning League Baseball 2,3,4. f+- enever E S of S 0 aug ai a lo 0 1.5. lt seems as if hell have a fit. Red-haired .Ierry plays a top football game f . As he plunges over the line to fame. 7 The popular president of the Senior Class, 31 With his smile and looks has won many a lass. MARY C. RUTE Yearbook 4. She's fashioned mild, no one competes With Mary who likes all she meets5 And though she does seldom speak All her words are tunetul sweet. -me fy , f JANE CAROL SCHMIDT Hockey 2,3,45 Soccer 2,3,45 Basketball 2,35 Speedball 35 Soft- ball 2,35 Numerals, Hockey 35 Soccer 3,45 Sophomore Hop Committee 25 Junior Prom 35 Senior Play Wardrobe Mistress 45 Editor-in-chief of Yearbook 45 Dramatic Club 35 Aviation Club 35 Art Club 35 Referee's Club 45 Spanish Club 25 Honor Society 3,4. Haw could we ever cease to think Of our incomparable Janie Schmidt. Noted for her nameless grace And ability to be Hrst in every place. Non Gt BARBARA SCHEUERMAN t t 'ff'-2 'g. 5 Yearbook 45 Klaxon 3,45 Art Club 35 French Club, Vice Presi- M, ' 'A dent 35 Senior Play Committee 45 Senior Dance Committee 45 'A ' Klaxon Dance 4. Her talent for art is her main Hair, A lovely auburn the color of her hair ' 9 ROBERT B- SCHOEM She's done so much work for B. H. S. ,' .f f 1-l D, . With gratitude to Barbara, we wish her success. 0 , ,Ext O N xxx M 9 huballf Bvllwfbvll 2- ' X Bob is a driver-so careful and nice. 32 lf he offers to drive you-you'd better think twice. Under his locks of tight curly hair, His knowledge of autos is more than just fair. WILLIAM H. SCHWAB Morning League 2,3,4, Morning league Baseball 2: Student Council 4, Rifle Club 2,3. MARION EMMA SCHROEDER Bill is a fellow wlvo's full of fun, And he is liked by everyone, Hockey 2,37 Volleyball 2, Baseball 2,35 Archery Club 3, Art w'll'l 'oW lo' ll lumen' W dub 3: Glas Club 4. We know in college l1o'll go lar. Marion was from Maywood as you know. But oH to Oregon she did go. She left December 25th, as it was a musty The reason she isn't to graduate with us. Q iliii B E l ' seii JOSEPH JAMES SCHWAM Football l,2,3,4p Morning league Basketball 4, Morning League Baseball 3,47 Junior Prom Committee 3, Sophomore rn Committee 2. MARILYN SCHUMACHER ' Joe as the center of attraction Gleo Club 1,45 One Act Play 'Ip latin Club 2, French Club 3. Puts the football and team in action, . An earnest guy who's so much fun, M 'l7 'ul' and 'VY Pam .For a really good friend, Joe's the one. Clear-eyed and always on the alert, Always busy-this Bogota gal 5 Y , The kind that is a very good pal. 33 5 0- RALPH SCIUTTO One Act Play Contest lp Hi-Y 3,45 Service Club 3, Basketball l,2,3,47 Football 3,45 Morning League Baseball l,2,3,4, Morn- lng League Basketball 1,2. , 9. Qu 1 E 'lf.' . ,l 4 . A ,ypkal gay' www Had. is Ralph FRED CHARLES SERNATINGER Whose pokes are very well known, Football 2,3,4p Morning league Basketball 3,47 Student Coun in' W lo Pm' and mn hav' fun' cil Representative 2, Morning League Baseball 3,4. He has most certainly shown. Snoopy's a clean-cut light haired fellow, His brain is keen and his humor-mellow, With his brilliant feats, the world will thrill. UQ- TERESA-ANN SEPE Commercial Club 4: Library Council 4. Lovely long locks has our classmate Terry Who wants to be a secretary, But now Teresa is always ready To tell the nation about friend Teddy. mm E To the engineering field he'll add his skill, BNLMWQK menu. M.x9..lt9- i' :Q ' IRI! A if' 33: xx 34 .ix Q' T BERT W. SHAW Morning League Baseball 3,45 Football 3,4. Bert, with a book and a comfortable chair, Would be willing to watch the world from But he played on the smashing Bogota line And the iob he did was certainly fine. there, ltr' JOAN RUTH SPRINGSTEEN Commercial Club 35 Yearbook Staff 4. So wise, so fhoughfful, and so sincere ADELE Are fraifs of Springie fo be cherished dear. H d' I d h k d I h ' Commercial Club 35 Yearbook 45 Senior Play Tickeis 45 Secre- Egganzgphgr finiess Eid Slzsyfaiglr tary and Treasurer of Home Room 4. Those who know her and call her Dell, Think fhese words describe her well. The fairesf garden in her looks, And in her mind, ihe wisesf books. K Nl l as ' 4 ' 1. ' Q W e rl WILLIAM F. STEFFEN V Football 3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Basketball 2,35 Presidenf, Sopho- W ,Vx more Class5 Vice-President of Junior Class. El-AlNE SMITH if Even though Sfeffy is not gigantic, T II h 'I h ' 5 Commercial Club 35 Hockey 25 Soccer 35 Speeclball 35 Soff- E Hz zlqgf: ailrisheeszrzllslsvkiihnuerzlillal skill ball 35 Senior Play5 Senior Dance Commiffee5 Numeral Holder 3. f As fo succeeding-we know he Wim ' Pallyana so well she dicl porfray, - ff- ,,, In her sweef and enfhusiasfic way, ' A ' Always running and shouling HH J , Ji, Describes sweef liiile Kuich from Bogoia High. 35 HARVEY ROBERT TAPPEN Morning League Basketball and Baseball 2,3,45 Radio Club 35 Senior Play 4. l Harvey with his charming way MARILYN SUE THOWLESS Was quite a hit in our Senior Play. Ambifign bgyghy him q sleek new ca,-I Soccer 'l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Latin Club 25 Volleyball With all he possesses, he will go lar. l,2,35 Hockey 2,35 Softball 35 Speedball 35 Klaxon 17 One Act Plays 1,35 G.A.C. 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Senior Play, Property Chair- K , man. l h PJ-9J Electric blue eyes reveal within X W P, 'mi That warm, loving humor distinctive of Lynn. ' G it For events of all lrinds, she shows enthusiasm, W But seems to be happiest in a gymnasium. BARBARA ANNE TERRY One Act Plays 2,35 Senior PIay5 Dramatic Club 35 Archery Club 35 Bowling 35 Band 2,3,45 Orchestra 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y, Treas- urer 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Girls' Choral Group 3,4. Barbara is so lull of fun, Forever busy and on the run. Designing costumes is her desire, May many folks buy and admire, AJ . 'W xr X 140019 el-eu, ef ,,, WILLIAM EDWARD TRAPP Football 2,3,45 Baseball 2,35 Rifle Club 25 'Morning League Baseball 2. Bill Trapp is a brain in science and math5 His ambition to follow along this path5 In sports he is an all round guy, And as to the girls, well-sometimes-he's shy. JOAN ULLMANN Soccer l,2,3,4g Basketball 1,21 Volleyball 3, Hockey 2,35 Soff- ball 3: Speedball 37 One Act Plays 2,31 G.A.C. 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Presiden? of Tri-Hi-Y 4, Klaxan 1,25 Latin Club 2. Jeanie, The Red, in her famous glasses, Yells Hello lo everyone as she passes. Busy with ocfivifies she's carryin' Her aim is lo be a velerinarian. is JANET RUTH VON KEMPE Soccer 2, Hockey 2, Art Club 3,41 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Rifle Club 4 laiin Club 2. A very slim, affracfive blonde Wilh very preffy hair: So poised, so smarf and very nice, Wifh clolhes she has a flair. HERBERT LOUIS WAGNER Stage Hand 2,3,4p Glee Club 4. Heppy is really hep fo lhe lime, JOHN ARTHUR VATCHER Especially af fhree-len, Mml, Choral Group. ff ,, 'fs This blonde Maywood fellow who likes airplanes, May he rank high among all men. A carefree fellow is .lohnnie Valcher, ff Who is ouf to be a woman cafchen f r A Maywood boy who likes his fun, L, He has mos! of if when school is done. 37 qhnas I s 1 . ii JAN ET AVERY WALKER Twirling 25 Latin Club 2. Janet's a student whose marks are the bestp Whenever you see her, she's always well dressed. She has been dancing from an early age, Someday Jan will be on the dramatic stage. A. 1 JEANNE F. WIECZORECK RUBY WINANT Science Club 3,4. Quiet Ruby of our class ls a very good natured lass: She's a girl with many friends, Luck to her when school endsl Y. 3 Archery 3. W .leannie's a little Maywood girl, - She's very sweet with hair of blonde curls, Q STEPHEN WOLFE With twinkling feet she is entrancing 1, 9 I l Busan hu 'umm' pamm. is dancing- :rm :og-igball l,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3, Baseball 123 Varsity B N 1 . - l E Good-looking Mike excels in sports, xxxv ini Whether on the football field or basketball court 38 His distinguishing look and nonchalant air Shows that he goes through lite with ne er a care J GLORIA MARY WOLSTROMER Basketball lp Softball lg Bowling Club 3: Yearbook 4, Fenc- MYRA KATHERINE WOLFKAMP A quiet girl you may think this lass, Archery 2. A gentle and a quiet lass, ls Myra from our Senior class. So kind ond illoughlful are her ways She merits only the highest praise. But get her talking and does she toll: last? Her well groomed hair and cheery Hello, Molre her o girl we are all glad to know. KENNETH- G. ZIMMERMAN Kloxon Staff 2,37 Morning league Basketball 3,47 Morning league Baseball 2,3,4p Service Club 2,3,4p Sophomore Hop Committee: Junior Prom Committeep Senior Dance Committee, Teen Canteen 3,4. Zimmy's the man with the glint in his eye, Sometime: he's bold and other times-shy. One can always tell him by his great big voice, For e popular human dynamo, he is our choice. 39 W1 if J 4 , qw QM VL i I It N I rf ' M149 ' A Y gm In g,fQig'..if71g. .Q I 4, l' ff gf, X H. 'QW Jv. gush- -- . w gf -J '7'f'4 I L 'L w 1 L I ' K I 2, ,tm L Ib I 'WLS ' ' fl!! ' 5'-fm f' .. ' . .. few: r M 11. 4 A ggggfmgfis .sh 'up fQ,..f. ' m 4ge1t-, 'VWA 'pfff-'A-CT M F Y ru, A 4' WA 'wmffffa 'WDP , . ' X' 1: ' , Pg-f I ' ,--s bf R 1 -M , Lu f Q f 'F 1 ' -ai 54 HF l'QJ'3- i W x M it -1 'i if iff? t .. :' gy , ,, 5 A V.. , - S l i f' 1 'M-mi wi WW? QV H F-aQi ' 'Q if-. Unix! ' fl 3 3? f 5 vv fix' ,..,. gf.. Z ,ff D ,IW ,Q .nj 1 Q' m . 'Sr- ' 's4i'4n -+5 if 21 i in 1' ks! If .. K.. i 3 I ' ' Y gf ? f 2 L al? if' ' w I .N I A f? 'W 3 'H K 3 4,4- A G N I ,. fl ', nut.: ..-cut..-A , T Standing-Mrs. Sachleben, Adviser, Gloria Dombrowslci, Barbara Terry, Marie Gilmore, Frances Doremus, Teresa Ann Sepe, Carolyn Leeds, Peg Kaufmann, Rita Reif, Joan Baird, Anita Nebbia, Carla Hayden, Jane Kerchof, Betty Marshall, Grace McCabe, Alice Mundell, Mariorie Lomholt, Gloria Wolstromer, Adele Sichau, Joan Springsteen, Arlene Ogden, Mrs. Langtitt, Adviser. Seated-Mary Rute, MaryEileen Jourdan, Margaret Hubner, Margaret Dorward, Jane Schmidt, Ruth l.aPlace, Mary Penfield, Maryann Humphreys, Dot Healey. The Purple B. Stull Editor-in-Chief JANE SCHMIDT Assistant Editors RUTH LQPLACE MARGARET DORWARD L Ed ADELE 5'CHAU - L' PAULINE NEBBIA e'U Y 'lofs JOAN SPRINGS-EEN Features Editors MARIE GILMORE M DOROTHY HEALEY ' JANE KERCHOF Business anagers MARY RUTE Junior Editors CAROLYN LEEDS Subm,p,,on Manugm BETTY MARSHALL GRACE MECABE AUCE MUENDELL h , u ' MARYETLEEN JOURDAN Af' fdffof BARBARA SCHEUERMEN P 0'09 'P 'f fd 0'f FRANCES DOREMUS MWC Ed,,,,, MARJORIE LOMHOLT x MARY ANN HUMPHREYS 5p,,,,, Ed,,,,, MARY PENHELD ' MARGARET HUBNER Compilation Editors GLORlA WOLSTROMER D,,,,,,,,,,c 5d,,o,s BARBARA TERRY GLORIA DOMBROWSKI ARLENE OGDEN Club Editor RITA RIEF JOAN BAIRD Advisers: MRS. LILLIAN SACHTLEBEN - MRS. BESS A. LANGFITT KLAXON Sfandinrg-Terry O'Connell, MaryEileen Jourdan, Dlck Freimuih, Jay Ludwig, Gloria Dombrowski, Dan O'ConneIl, Diane Chace, Joyce Ruempler, Nancy Pihlgren, Madeline Normile, Mary Ann Ehlers, Elise Shulfze, Florence Lilienthal, Jae Nebbia, Paify Beckerle, Joan White, Barbara Ritchings, John Mills. Sealed-Miss Alba, Adviser, Lois Bollermann, Ruth Fliegel, Maxine Groscosi, Trudy Westphal, Ellen Dell, .Iacqie Foody, Betty Ann Brauns, Peggy Shropshire, Annaleise Brandenberger. Editor-in-Chief ELLEN DELL Assisfani Editor . ......... IDA DELL Sporis Eclifors . . JAY LUDWIG and GLORIA DOMBROWSKI Feaiure Editor . ....... RUTH FLIEGEL Editorial Board . . DAN O'CONNELL and DIANE CHACE Business Managers ...... JACKIE FOODY ancl TRUDY WESTPHAL Reporters' - Lucille Proff, Dan O'Connell, Peggy Shropshire, Elise Schulze, Anneliese Brandenburger, Joyce Ruempler, Betty-Ann Brauns, Mary-Ann Ehlers, Helen Romito, Florence Lilienthal, MaryEiIeen Jourdan, Lois Bollermann, Barbara Ritchings, Diane Read, Pat Beckerle, John Mills Faculfy Adviser: M. ALBA 45 1 , I-W -4 5 A ..-.......P.N ia' m a.... 1m h.. I I K I I A f S !. U gf F. 1 QP! 1 E2 E if 3 5' ' Eur: ' ,,,,o- ' , ali v - x .nuluf , 'IQ' I. ..v'- f , - ie-s 4 nu.- - Id 01 ' 1, i TEEN CANTEEN Back Row-Janice Everett, Mary Ann Palmer, Frances Elliot, Mariorie Oakley, Ruth Mullin, Lois Hummers, Joyce Ruempler, Betty Ann Brauns, Jean Schumacher, Madeline Normile, Jean Lamparello. Center Standing- Bob Forster, Lorraine Murphy, Irma Lafferty, Barbara Simon, Joyce Ahrens, Edith Quinn, Dorothy Tenny, Joanne Pegg, Elaine Lewandosky, Joan Brown, Edith Raven, Lois Bollerman, Helen Roscher, Peggy Shropshire, Diane Chace, Barbara Ritchings, Janet Kaul, Ken McCabe, Nancy Philgren, Bill Eckhardt, Jack Moore. Center Sitting-Philip O'Neill, Betty Ann Shine, Joan Lichtenberger, Barbara Church, Jane Stumbaugh, Maxine Grammar, Nancy Jerome, Mary Lou Springhorn, Grace McDonough, Mildred Werning, Patsy Weyont, Norma Grattage. Boys Sitting-Greg Heimer, Roger Freitag, Jay Ludwig, Charles Westphal, John Mills, Peter Clark, Henry Hloust, David Haemmerle, Bob Schweppe, Howard Anderson, Eugene Mullins. RADIO CLUB Standing-George Ankelein, William Cazin, Richard Sonheim Bob Forster Seated Ernest H l 1 . - empe , Joseph Leibezeit, Harold Kendel, Harry Bertram. 5 2 5 K L 9 - f l -.- : l -J J 5 , .1 . FL J f 3 ' E- I E ,lg .ff 1 ' a 5 Q s sf, ' a , ,ffl v ,v 3 . N Q ,Fm Q . ig ,wi ,I ,. ,A 4 , v ,3.,. 'Q 'fax' . fr '91 'H 5, A ' Q-,Q ,Jr 7.3 2 - C:'q'f f- , -- X, X - 'I' N u ', n VJ' , 1 'QED qfvfwfs '.' . .AV ' .Q ,Z .i v X ix 4 l , if f- .' ' I X 5 W- 'V 'A y if:--H' -.fs I fx H1 754 r :f .if N, 1 .1 V XX, ?' 4. it 3. v .5 QM! 4- QA 4 f -- 1 1 Lung - , f if g 'gf 'v .ft . ' :Pi Jij if -5 'A ' Q -- j ,g' N wh . We A' 1- P, - 1 -L . ' ! ' I , ' 7 H q , .7 I Wt H . .. ff! 3.4 Pi - ' K - fs fx N N s S7.. ' 24' n Q 4 ' 31 N g ' ' , . O L - X X 4 , 1-,wc M Q ' f if 'T A xi' w- 4 Nrf Q , lx , ,, . 1 1 ,nd ' , 2 TL v ' ' f . ' 152 ' 4 'i V 1 I , fir i, U ' f 'Y J' . .6 'fr x ' P' :gf 'f ' QV: v J N , gi H s 'PV 'df' OF qw, fu! M' fF ' -l H 1 VD I F M g .A ' V R 1 if l 'N ' lf P' Sfunclmg Margorle Braman Gloria Weurllmner Carmen Diaz Audrey Green Berry Ann Shine, Mrs. Tosca, Advuser Ruth Fleugel Marne Mullm Rose Moomly Loss LaMarhn Betty Koehl Peggy Shropshire. Sealed- Sfandmg Marne Polenll Helen Rosclwer Allce Lundgren Mrs Tosca Elame Cummings .loan Wearing, Caro- lyn Stevon Joyce Ahrens Barbara Kerzal Sealed Patrrcua Beams Jean Lomparello Lorraune Mack, Elaine lewondoslu Barbara Grelsser Marsha Davrs Kneeling Befty Simpson Joan Llchtenburger Maureen Chomialm, Jane Srumbough Barbara Kalser Erma Laflerty Chrlshne Sundermann Dons Bowers Carol Stein. 36 tr gs Qlalrmirgj f l, Fil ll SCIENCE CLUB Sealed-Elaine Kahlbenn, lrene Strock, Ruby Winanf, Joan Vogelmann, Lillian Cardel, Sfahding-.John O'Keefe, Jean Nyquist, Laura Hagen, Gwendolyn Keales, Michael Diaz, Miss Davey, Dick Rienemann, Bill Frames, Jim Csaposs, Barbara Kaiser, rie Pofenli. cn., Janice Phillips. William Fliegel, 3 Q' X si PH0T0GRJlPHYH.CLl1B'- Sfanding-Harold Kendell, Al Roltsch, Ken Reurher, .loe'Nebbia, Ba' ,ara Church, axinq Grammer, Miss Whyle, Aclviser, Bob Mason, Marjorie Broman, William Caziri, Darien Pin o, Lucille Pro , Norma Wehrmalcer, Charles Arhnols, George Peary. Sealed-Ruth Curley, Ellen Givogfi, Charles Anderson, Terence O'Connell, Ronnell Quigley, Lorraine Murphy. N' ' , L 5 LX ,A 1' L, R J .4 4- GIRLS' ATHLETIC COUNCIL Standing-Nancy Jerome, Ruth Curley, Joan Ullmann, Elly Orzel, Treasurer, Lynn Thowless, Margaret Dodd, Secretary, Selma Sommie, Janice Everett, Vice-President, Jane Kegen, Lois Hummers, Joan Brown, Edith Quinn. Seated-Gloria Domlaroski, Lee Feoranzo, Mary Penfield, President, Jean Schumacker, Miss Jackson, Adviser. REFEREES CLUB Standing-Adrian Grottage, Janice Everet, Joan Bronn, Lois Hummers, Patsy Weyant, Jane Keegan, Selma Somnie, Jane Kerchof, Ruth Curley, Edith Quinn, Dorothy Clark, Maureen Chomialc, Jane Kyle, Margaret Dodd, Gloria Dombrowski, Mary Penfield, Mary Lou Springhorn, Norma Grattage, Eleanor Albrecht, Joanne Pegg, Betty Ann Shine, Rose Moomjy, Sitting--Doris Bowers, Grace McDonough, Gloria Linden, Geraldine Koestner, Mildred Werning, Miss Jackson, Adviser, Nancy Jerome, Lee Feorango, Marilyn Hayden, Caroline Fischer, Jane Schmidt. if 4-45 'iq J L J nf .an 1091'- fx! .V 55 M 'S A ... 3 H ? H gg? lx gg? 'gt vu I , .A K fig' i if I X S Q AZ- ..,. 11 an ,- .H ' ' .. . Ax f-. 4 4 ,. .11 LATIN CLUB Slanding-Alan Schwartz, Richard Reineman, Waller Arps, Robert Pellel. SealedA.lean Mason, Mariorie Broman, Mrs. Hickman, Ella Mae Mase, Marilyn Hayden. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Silling-Anita Nebbia, Lillian Cardel, Janie Schmidf, Alice Meundell. Slanding-Beverly Quinn, Frances Doremus, Adele Sichou, .loan Ullman. 4 rv? f -r Y' Or. ,- ,,.. 00 L T' 71 L- f GLEE CLUB Front Row-Donald Oakley, Buzz Brower, Arthur Phillips, Greg Heimer, Herbie Wagner. Second Row- Eddie lileidel, Gunther Newman, Gordon Muth, Sal Ribardo, Don Kaplan, Mr. Ehret, Ken McCabe, Richard Day, Barb Mason, John Stewart, Russel Bishop, Al Seaman, George Berlamino, Henry Heschle, Gerry Romaine, Third Row-Jim Butterfield, John Budenick, Bob Schweppe, Roger Freitag, Jay Ludwig, Don Fielding, George Elder, Herbert Murk, Dave Maitland, Bob Forster, Don Martin, John Mills, Charles Boltman, Jack Moore. Fourth Row-Barbara Terry, Dorothy Tenny, Gloria Weurthner, Jane Stumbaugh, Maureen Chomiak, Lee Lan- drine, Fern Thierback, Dot Hall, Mariorie Broman, Don Mason, Jack Wilson, Harry Bertram, George Barnard, Robert Freemeyer, Marilyn Stass, Elaine Calvin, Peggy Kaultman, Betty Tiederman, Lucille Prolt, Marilyn Schumacher, Jean Schumacher, Patsy Weynant, Ruth LaPLace. Fifth Row-Viola Hess, Jeanette McBeth, Maxine Groscost, Marilyn Panisis, Ruth Fliegel, Marion Oland, Joanne Pegg, Peggy Shropshire, Lois Bollerman, Jane Kerchof, Elaine Cummings, Alice Herzog, Margie Lomholt. Sixth Row-Beverly Quinn, Frances Doremus, Doris Fletcher, Naomi Schatzberg, Dolores Diaz, Dolores Van Blarcom, Shirley Poehler, Florence Lewis, Ella Mae Mase, Pat Dann, Carmen Diaz, Adele Theirbach, Jeanne Mahring, Joan Salzeider, Lois La Martin, Dot Healey, Dolores Turco, Elise Schultz, Mary Lou Springhorn, Arlene Ogden, Pauline Decker, Marilyn Jones. Seventh Row-Gerry Koestner, Betty Ann Shine, Ann Gistedt, Barbara Kaiser, Elaine Lewandosky, Marie Potenti, Joan Lichtenberger, Joyce Ahrens, Barbara Church, Ellen Dell, Ruth Polinsky, Sue Mercier, Edith Quinn, Joan Borer, Dorothy Rost, Betty Carlson, Eleanor Hubner, Barbara Kurtzo, Audrey Green, Ruth Moclrett. XVW . X If 1 ,. K K . i ii i 1o,ejffewwe , i i , , 3 3 - X . X, ORCHESTRA Standing-Mr. Ehret, Sal Ribardo, Alfred Seaman, Jack Moore, Henry Houst, John Stewart, Bob Pellett, Bob Barnkessel, Billy Boswell. Middle--Eva Petersen, Donald Kaplan, Bill Cazin, Marilyn Panisis, Eddie Reidel, Ted Kranzler, Marjorie Lomholt, Alon Schwartz, Joseph Nebbia, Donald Rosenhagen, Jerry Romoine, Donald Martin, Louis Remschel, Russell Bishop, Gunther Newman, Jay Ludwig, Robert Schweppe, Walter Arps, Henry Heschle, Roger Freitag, Peggy Kaufiman, Doris Hingsamer. Front-Barbara Terry, George Berlimino, Dot Brinkerhoft, Nancy Jerome, Helen Roscher, Eleanor Albrecht, Elaine Kahlbenn, Marilyn May, Mary lou Springhorn, Analeise Brondenberger, Betty Bornlcessel, Selma Sommie, Marcia Davis. BIKN D Standing-Mr. Ehret, Louis Remschel, Charles Boltman, Alfred Seaman, Sol Riborda, Louise Kretsch, Arlene Ogden, Edith Quinn, Jack Moore, Henry Houst, John Stuart, Robert Mason, Richard Day. Middle Row-Bill Cazin, Eddie Reidel, Teddy Kranzler, Alan Schwartz, Joe Nebbia, Roger Chadwick, Don Rosenhagen, Jerry Romaine, Don Martin, Russell Bishop, Gunther Newman, Don Kaplan, Henry Heschle, Ruth Polinslvci, Arthur Freitag, Walter Arps, Marilyn Panisis, Jay Ludwig. Front Row-Nancy Jerome, Jane Kerchof, Ellen Dell, Dorothy Brinkerhott, Barbara Terry, Helen Roscher, Ida Dell, George Berlimino, Mariorie Lomholt, Eleanor Albrect, Elaine Kchlbenn, Marilyn May, Beverly Quinn, Annuleise Brondenberger, Betty Bornltesself Bill . fi 3' Boswell, Peggy Kauffman, Bob Schweppe, Doris Hingsamer. g .Y . eo K. g - Q . T' Wi of -' ft 4 U- -F J 1, - ti, k 1 . 1 ,Y .- Q - ' 4 XJ .4 ' ii j .ve J , u J 4' i , - Q fs! PM ,Q no c1nLs'cnpnAL cnouv M Top Row-Peggy Kauftman, leala Landrine, Barbara Terry, Dorothy Hall, Dorothy Rost, Naomi Stchatzberg, Ruth Polinsky, Elise Schultz, Doris Fletcher, Marilyn Staas, Ella Mae Mase. Middle Row-Ruth Fliegal, Marilyn Panisis, .lane Kerchoft, Elaine Cummings, lois Boller- man, Peggy Shropshire, Maxine Groscost, Alice Herzog, Joanne Pegg, I 1 I MEN'S CHORAL GROUP Standing-Roger Freitag, Gregory Heimer, Don Martin, Dan Oakley, Hal Brower, Gordon Muth, lDon Kaplan, Bob Forster, Bob Mason. Sitting-Harry Bertram, Jack Wilson, Don Mason, Ken McCabe, Mr. Walter C. T. Ehret, Richard Day, Herbert Murk, John Mills, David Maitland, Gerry Romaine. Edith Quinn, Mary Lou Springhorn, Mr. Ehret. Seated-Dolores Turco, Lucille Profi, Gerry Koestner, Pauline Decker, Beverly Quinn, Audrey Green, Elaine Kahlben, Anne Gistedt, Ellen Dell, Marjorie Broman, Betty Teiderman. SWING BAND Standing-Jack Moore, Mr. Ehret, Henry Heschle. Seated-Donald Martin, Jerry Romaine, Don Rosenhagen, .lay Ludwig, Russel Bishop. Second Row-Bob Schweppe, Roger Freitag, Peggy Kauffman, Billy Boswell, Mary Lou Springhorn, Selma Sommie. C . , 1 4 t wrixx R l . Y ' , Q ,,,.,,,, ,,- ff. -V E1 Uri' Christmas Corolers Flii in good for Frnckle Cream, My Dearsl the fhroat, Mr. Zasirow Merry Christmas! 58 Q ' fy ' ' a 5 T ' W an I -V . '- 1- ag A , fl X K K H- Q 'lm 'Q W x J Au Q , I , 2, POLLYAN NA By Calherine Chisolm Cushing Pollyanna - - John Pendelfon, Esq. Mrs. Carmody - - Miss Carroll Mrs. Gregg - Nancy - - - - Miss Polly Harrington ---- Elaine Smith Donald Martin Ruth la Place Mariorie Lomholf Frances Doremua - Elly Orzel Arlene Ogden Sodom ---- played by herself-Cblack caij Gommorah - - played by herself-Ccocker spaniolj Jimmy Bear Caged 12 yearsj - - - Bleecker ---- - Dr. Chilton ---- Jimmy Bear Caged 17 yearsl - - - Coached by Mrs. Mabel Tas 59 Harvey Tappan Terry O'Cannell Harold McGauley David Maitland CC A , g l 'A 1 One-Act lays A - if PWM SENIOR ONE-ACT PLAY JUNIOR ONE-ACT PLAY CYRANO DE BERGERAC THE VALIANT BY Emilg Rggtgnd By Holworthy Hall and Robert Midcllemass Cyrano de Bergerac - - - Kenneth McCabe Ffllltef DGlY ' - ---- John Mill The Meddler - - - - Gregory Heimer Warden Holt - - Herbert Murl Valvert - - - Anthony Palmisano J'-'mei Dyke - Donald Kaplan Christian de Neuvillette - - Gordon Muth Josephine Paris - - Maxine Groscos Roxana ---- - Frances Doremus D00 ---- - - - Jay Ludwig The Duenna ------ Elly Orzel An Attendant ---- Robert Schweppr ll BYO' ------ DON-'lid Muffin Coached by Mr. Angelo Lakose Coached by Min Henrietta Whyte MRS. TASCA Director of Dramatlcs somomons one-Act PLAY FRESHMEN ONE-ACT PLAY THE BANK ACCOUNT FRIGHT By Howard Brock By James Reach Lottie - ----- June Layton John Fairbride ---- - May . .... Mqriqrig Brgmqn Mdflltd FClYbI'ltl8 ' ' ' - Frank ------ Charles Arnholx Eva fUlfbl'ld0 - Coached by Mr. William Simpson :avid eau ' ' ' ' - ' - ' . FRESHMEN ON E-ACT PLAY 60 Coached by Mrs. Gladys M. Hic Alan Schwartz Marilyn Hayden Ella Mae Mase George Matthes George Proff kman Z -f-4 G ' I 'fi tl N 'W L 'IA 1 , ,W I , f .AW by N f Q Q. Qml i- ff my Q -Him E A0 i' 1: XXX ET -Q T 4 - D in mf :iw . . -V 0 mit E QF R' - .1 fs F lv. F 1. v - r I ' 'UL-'EL Q D ' Q? .gif P ' 'J , E ' i -, 29 .5 -Q f in Ig f f . 1'-2 'qs I - M ' I , f ,- QQ qi, F ' ez CIIEEB sz 2 EX 1 LEAllEllS 'X ffm' We f! W ff X is ?WQ2f? z,3f l we Zjvfkiw i Z -ZZ Top Row-George Matthes, Arthur Graham, Herbert Murk, Donald Haig, William Phillips, Fred Sernatinger, Henry Herschel, Ken McCabe, Charles Benson, Howard Bollerman, A. Ram, Peter Clarke, Richard Lebson, Don Hagen, Wally North. Center Row-Mr. Zastrow, Jack Wilson, Robert Schlosserack, Jack Moore, Dick Freimuth, Roger Chadwick, Buzz Brower, Harry Bedell, Gordon Muth, Dave Hammerle, Ralph Dass, Francis Farressey, Ronnie Hill, Arthur Paton, Mr. Waters. Seated-Garrit lydecker, Greg Heimer, Jack Diel, Bill Steffen, Bert Shaw, Bill Trapp, Bob Forster, Donald Oakley, Gerry Kulin, Hank Boggio, Jerry Romaine, .lack Fox, Joe Schwam, George Yhlen, Chas. Roscher. lI . Jl'dlE!t6EI'..l1iilEHW r ' -HCT. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov Nov Nov. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE AND SCORES Bogota Bogota Bogota Bogota Bogota. Bogota.. Bogota. Bogota. Bogota. X t F L X llflf i BASKETBALL TEAM First Row-Raymond Sauter, Alan Whittaker, Henry Boggio, Roger Chadwick, Bill Steiens, Dick Kreisl, Henry Heschle, Eugene Berry, Sidney Walker. Second Row-Howard Anderson, Assistant Manager, Coach Harold Bunch, Harvey Tappen, Kenneth Reuther, Jack Diel, Henry Heschle, Charles Benson, Edward Leidheiser, Phillip O'Neill, Bob Schweppe, Second Team Coach Harold Zastrow, Gerrit Lydecker, Manager. Third Row- Arthur Balchen, Herbert Murk, Howard Bollerman, George Elder, Herbert Turkington. BOGOTA HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Ri T946-47 DECEMBER FEBRUARY Westwood Bergenfield St. Cecilia Pompton Lakes Fair Lawn JANUARY Ridgewood Ridgefield Park Rvmsev Ridgewood Lyndhurst Bergenneld Hawthorne Ramsey Fair Lawn Lyndhurst Hawthorne St. Cecilia Ridgefield Park Coach - MR. HAROLD BUNCH Manager - GERRIT LYDECKER TENSE MOMENTS These pictures are used through the courtesy of Harry Grosch, Cedar lone Photographers. 67 F '-I . . ,, ,- f , . 9 ' , '21 ff C7 Q -Q ,f Q 9. .A B J at-1 I xf: 2' UE, k ff i ,A C7 1 3 1 Q , T P lllh A 7 fi l 4 VARSITY B Standing-Gloria Dombrowski, Elly Orzel, Mary Lou Springlworn, Janie Schmidt, Mary Penfield. Seated- Nancy Jerome, Marilyn Mahoney, Norma Olsen, Helen Ernst, Jean Meyer, Lynn Thowless. BOYS' VARSITY B Standing-Steve Wolfe, Jack Fox, Henry Heschle, Charles Benson, Gerald Romoine, Jack Moore, Kenneth McCabe, David Maitland. Second Row-Charles Roscher, Bert Show, Gerry Kulin, Bob Forster, Joe Schwam, Gregory Heimer, .lack Diel. Third Row-Henry Boggio, Donald Oakley, Bill Trapp, Harold Brower, Bill Schwab lnot in Varsity B l, Joe Schwam, Ken Zimmerman lnot in Varsity BMJ, Fred Sernatinger, Bob Brower Knot in Varsity BMJ, Gerrit Lydecker. T -4- .sg 5521 , 'milk i Qf . .R 1 , f i n I ' M i . , 1 1 , Usa.-W ifflil' ,-F NUMERAL HOLDERS Standing-Fern Thierbachi, Florence Lewis, Mary lou Springhorn, Norma Olsen, Marilyn Mahoney, Helen Ernst, Nancy Jerome, Dorothy Hall, Norma Grattage, Elaine Smith, Middle Row-Joan Kitts, Ruth Curly, Rita Reif, Anita Nebbia, Jane Kerchofl, Gloria Dombrowski, Doris Dunn, Diana Flitcroft, Arlene Ogden, Jean Schumacher, Patsy Weyant, Rose Moomiy. Seated-Elly Orzel, Betty Fank, Janie Schmidt, Marilyn Reimer, Miss Jackson, Mary Penfield, Joan Ullman, Lynn Thowless, Margaret Dodd. 1 . A 3 yet SOCCER UMERALS '47 Standing-Elly Orzel, Marilyn Reimer, Mary Penfield, Miss Jackson, Anita Nebbia, Doris Dunn, Rita Reif. Seated-Margaret Dodd, Joan Ullman, Janie Schmidt, Helen Ernst, Lynn Thowless, Gloria Dombrow- ski, Betty Funk. I .a-e5 w ' ,A 1 6 ' HOCKEY NUMERALS '48 Standing-Joan Kitts, Ruth Curly, Miss Jackson, Jane Kerchoff, Mary Lou Springhorn, Patsy Winant. Seated-Rose Mooniy, Nancy Jerome, Jean Schumacher, Norma Grcttage, Fern Thierback, Dorothy Hall, Florence Lewis. f l i i .gl ,ii 1 . I Girls' Basketball J. SENIORS: Doris Dunn, Marilyn Mahoney, Elly Orzel, Betty Fank, Arlene Ogden, Helen Ernst, Jane Schmidt. nt, Ruth Curley, Selma Sommie, JUNIORS: Patsy Wino Nancy Jerome, Gerry Koestner, Norma Grattage, Jean Schumacher, Mary Lou Springhorn. UQ SOPHOMORES: Janice Everett, Edith Quinn, Mildred Wen- ninger, Joanne Pegg, Dorothy Clark, Jane Keegan, Jaan Brown. FRESHMEN: Jean Mason, Carmen Diaz, Janice Phillips, Marilyn Hayden, Betty Lou Carlson, Pauline Decker, Marilyn May. Miss Jackson, Director of Girls' Athletics HERE AND x get Y .Xu . '7'N yyllf X ME HEHE A c 'lf ,Xi 1 X' - 'f XX I Z IE W ve b ' U 0 L J , ,V E V Q V 0' E 'Q S of K0 I ' I-' NE L N NS. EQ. xx x 'X f ff m x ' X Silly? ' Y E Q ' Q -f- 5 5 JIM! X F F S Q Nixx - L Sql' r 5 N as Q X X E ' NAME FRED ABERNATHY ......... ALAN AHRENS .......................... ......... CHARLES ANDERSON ........... .... GEORGE ANKELEIN ........ ......... JOAN BAIRD ...................... WILLIAM BEATTIE .......... JOANNE BODE ............... HAROLD BROWER ..,... ROBERT BROWER . ........ LOUISE BROWN .. ..... LILLIAN CARDEL , ...... FRANK CONLEY ........... ANNE CRAMER .. ....... . ELLEN DELL .................... DOLORE5 DIAZ ................ KENNETH DICKSON .............. ......... MARGARET DODD ...................... ......... GLORIA DOMBROWSKI FRANCES DOREMUS - ............ ......... MARGARET DO RWARD DORIS DUNN ........................... ......... CAROLYN DUVIER .......... JOAN EASTMAN . ....... HELEN ERNST .... . ...... . BETTY FANK . ,..... ................. DIANA FLITCROFT ......... PIERRE FOODY ........... ..........,.................. JACK FOX -..W ................... . RICHARD FREIMUTH - ....... ......... MARIE GILMORE .. ................ ....... . ANNE GISTEDT .......................... .... MARGARET GIVOGRI ...,....... ......... ALICE GRADY ..,..................... .... CARLA HAYDEN ................ DOROTHY HEALEY , ........ GREGORY HEIMER . ........ TED HERGESELL - ...........,....... ......... EUGENE HERRMANN ........... .....,... ALICE HERZOG - .............. HENRY HESCHLE ............ VIOLA HESS .......................... ......... ARTHUR HOFFMAN ................. ......... MARGARET HUBNER , ................. ... ...... MARY ANNE HUMPHREYS ..................... CHARLES JOHNSON ................... ....... . . MARYEILEEN JOURDAN PEGGY KAUFFMAN . .........,.... .... KATHERINE KEARNEY , ......... ......... HARRY KUHLES ....,..............,. .... GERALD KULIN ,. ............. VERA LAFFERTY ....,...... RUTH LA PLACE .......... GLORIA LINDEN .................. ...... ... ..... MARJORIE LUMHOLT ........ .......,........... GARRET LYDECKER .,,........ .. ......... MARILYN MAHONEY , ....... ,... DAVID MAITLAND . .... DONALD MARTIN ..... .......... ......... BETTY MARSHALL . .... ..... CLASS MIRROR IS A Brain short a wise guy air-minded agreeable chicken attractive wolfish ambitious studious conscientious industrious loquocious efiicient quiet senorita congenial sweet kid cute o character ambitious cheerful nice kid soft spoken coquettish athletic sophisticated serious polite talkative clever Hirtatious P 9ffY neu'-upli reserved chatter box a riot grease monkey happy-go-lucky cheerful tall good natured bashful happy-go-lucky dependable subtle sincere swell kid tall serious Don Juan very quiet congenial spirited tall intelligent a cute dish well dressed quiet some babe DISTINGUISHING CHARACTERISTIC being late voico Ellen smile pleasantness friendliness nice clothes a good line devilish long nails quietness never a word blue eyes voice dark complexion hair red hair dimples acting helpfulness cute round face blonde hair blue eyes smile llaillll long hair wavy hair Foxie air deep voice giggles roller skating pleasing ways iitterbugging blonde hair laugh iokes ? ? ? nice features freckles piano playing velvet voice long lashes good manners roller skating giggles witty way dependable llDonlI slimness camera girls nice ways black curly hair eyes art work bushy eyebrows tops personality xylophone llpegll hair ADDRESS 100 South St., Bogota 591 Lincoln Ave., Maywood 210 Maplewood Ave., Bogota 81 Gray St., Bogota 216 Maplewood Ave., Bogota 106 Belle Ave., Maywood 337 Byron Pl., Maywood 235 Parkway, Maywood 344 River Rd., Bogota 469 S. Elm St., Maywood 65 Pine Street, Bogota 113 Fairview Ave., Bogota 141 Palisade Ave., Bogota 250 Elm Ave., Bogota 395 Leonia Ave., Bogota 121 Parkway, Maywood 473 River Rd., Bogota 40 River Rd., Bogota 481 Elm Ave., Bogota 16 Maywood Ave., Maywood 376 Golf Ave., Maywood 439 Poplar Ave., Maywood ' 42 Walnut Ave., Bogota 235 North Ave., Bogota 191 Prospect Ave., Maywood 11 Washington Ave., Maywood 291 First Place, Bogota ' 640 Lincoln Ave., Maywood 42 Lenox Ave., Maywood 199 Parkway, Maywood 53 Fairmount Ave., Maywood 446 River Rd., Bogota - 58 Beechwood Ave., Bogota 228 Fairview Ave., Bogota 348 Leonia Ave., Bogota 410 Poplar Ave., Maywood 119 Park Ave., Maywood 406 Palisades Ave., Bogota 115 Stone St., Maywood 206 Central Ave., Bogota 39 Orchard Pl., Maywood 258 Chestnut Ave., Bogota 64 Gray St., Bogota 483 River Rd., Bogota 90 E. Pleasant Ave., Maywood 108 Cypress Ave., Bogota 66 W. Magnolia Ave., Maywood 67 Hill St., Bogota 33 Pleasant Ave., Maywood 187 Elm Ave., Bogota 124 E. Fort Lee Rd., Bogota 414 Larch Ave., Bogota 80 Gray St., Bogota 189 Central Ave., Bogota 57 Second St., Maywood 472 Latham St., Maywood 62 E. Hunter Ave., Maywood 70 Pine Street, Bogota 868 Bogert Rd., River Edge NAME KENNETH McCABE ........... HAROLD McGAULEY ........ .......... JANE MOLZEN . ............. JEAN MEYER ................ ALICE MUENDELL ......... JEANNE MOHRING ........ .... GORDON MUTH ............ ROBERT NEAFSEY . ....... ANITA NEBBIA . .................. ..... DONALD OAKLEY .................. . .... . TERRANCE O'CONNELL ARLENE OGDEN . ..................... ..... NORMA OLSEN ................. ... .... . ELLY ORZEL ........................... TONY PALMISANO .. ......... .......... MARY PENFIELD ............ EVA PETERSON ........ .. ...., BEVERLY QUINN ......... LILLIAN REHAK .......... RITA REIF ............. .. PHIL REILLY . ............ MARILYN REIMER ......... ADELE ROBBINS - ......... AL ROLTSCH , ..... .. .......... - GERRY ROMAINE ................ CHARLES ROSCHER ...... -.. DON ROSENHAGEN . ..... MARY RUTE ............................ BARBARA SCHEUERMAN JANE SCHMIDT ......................... .......... BOB SCHOEM ................... ........ ..... MARILYN SCHUMACHER ........ WILLIAM SCHWAB .. ...... .. JOE SCHWAM ................. RALPH SCIUTTO ................ TERESA ANN SEPE .......... FRED SERNATINGER ....... ..... BERT SHAW . ..................... ADELE SICHAU ................. ELAINE SMITH .......... - .......... ...... JOAN SPRINGSTEEN ............ ...... WILLIAM STEFFIN ... .... ....- HARVEY TAPPEN . ......... BARBARA TERRY ........... LYNN THOWLESS .. ...... WILLIAM TRAPP . ....,.. JOAN ULLMANN ........ JOHN VATCHER ................ ........... JANET VON KEMPE .......... HERBERT WAGNER .. ........ JANET WALKER . ..... .. ......... . JEAN WIECZORECK .. ..... RUBY WINANT .............. STEVE WOLFE . ...........,........... MYRA WOLFKAMP .. ............. .......... GLORIA WOLSTROMER ..... .. ...... -...,..... KENNETH ZIMMERMAN CLASS MIRROR IS what a charge sea wolf reserved cheerful llprimll slap happy oh Gordy baby a neat fellow studious lla gunll stooge don't push fellows a doII just swell eager and willing attractive musically inclined intelligent here I am, boys athletic shy raring to go conscientious eager beaver touchdown hero grand guy Rosie helpful artistic athletic fanatic about mechanics vigorous comicaI the all-around man quick on the trigger talkative happy character shy male-bait unending chatter bookworm Oh, doll face funny sweet obliging muscular versatile smokie soft spoken wolf bookworm petite a good kid hero type tall fun lover nutty as a fruit cake DISTINGUISHING CHARACTERISTIC mischievous Ilporkylsll nice smile Shirley Temple smile nice clothes hair voice deep voice trying to get A's what a hunk of man pipe Bill peppy cheering dancing eyes staring eyes lovely features working for Mr. Ehret piano long brown hair happy-go-lucky-manner When Irish Eyes Are Smiling what a personality bangs clicking the shutter trumpet helpfulness dirty laugh optimism drawing Esmeralda his ialopy teeth sense of humor suggestiveness long tresses neatness one swell guy good looks giggles dimples pitching arm head of hair freckles pleasing way Boots purple-green glasses grln long blonde hair likes them young and innocent clothes dancing helpfulness smirk slimness chatterer wise cracks ll ADDRESS 357 Orchard Terrace, Bogota 140 E. Main St., Bogota 80 E. Hunter Ave., Maywood 78 Cane St., Bogota 121 Walnut Ave., Bogota 529 William St., Maywood 93 E. Hunter Ave., Maywood 117 Pine St., Bogota 216 Cypress Ave., Bogota 31 Oakwood Ave., Bogota 24 W. Magnolia Ave., Maywood 368 Concord Drive, Maywood 37 Chestnut Ave., Bogota 192 Palisade Ave., Bogota 80 Prospect Ave., Maywood 461 Hill St., Maywood 511 Lincoln Ave., Palisades Park 192 Central Ave., Bogota 1155 Sussex Rd., West Englewood 436 Leonia Ave., Bogota 20 Elmwood Ave., Bogota 236 Beechwood Ave., Bogota 93 Cedar Ave., Maywood 196 Chestnut Ave., Bogota 134 Pine St., Bogota 128 Linwood Ave., Bogota 148 E. Main St., Bogota 237 Oakwood Ave., Bogota 39 Maplewood Ave., Bogota 78 Grove Ave., Maywood 9 E. Pleasant Ave., Maywood 32 Maplewood Ave., Bogota B0 Lennox Ave., Maywood 115 Elm Ave., Bogota 148 Fairview Ave., Bogota 174 Roosevelt Ave., Maywood 26 Grove Ave., Maywood 59 Grove Ave., Maywood 676 Coles St., Maywood 140 Belle Ave., Maywood 742 Coles 'St., Maywood 690 Edel Ave., Maywood 665 Jersey Ave., Maywood 46 E. Magnolia Ave., Maywood 53 Elmwood Ave., Bogota 17 Grove Ave., Maywood 109 Linwood Ave., Bogota 639 Lincoln Ave., Maywood 48 Walnut Ave., Bogota 458 Hill St., Maywood 308 Byron Pl., Maywood 464 Latham St., Maywood 485 Leonia Ave., Bogota 341 Larch Ave., Bogota 455 Latham St., Maywood 71 Kovar St., Bogota 341 Larch Ave., Bogota Man and Woman Halen .loan Springsteen-Bert Shaw Mod Courleaus F. Sernaiinger-M. Givorgri Sleepinf S. Wolfe-V. laierfy 4 I N Nice:-9 Smiles H. Ernst-J. Fax-M. Penfield Mod Arfidic D. Maitland-B. Scheuerman Wiffied R. Rief-R. Sciuffo x k ' inllfh i X 1 4 2 N1 P -4 4- 4 s. 'J 3' Q '11 ' Ffigndliqu Beautiful Hair led Ador-Adress M. Mahoney-K. Zimmerman T. Sepe-Jerry Romaine D. Freimuih-E. Oriel leaf Dressed A. Ogden-D. Oakley -V' - A 1 . A NV I To k' Lf - Edx xv .r z gf- 'X H-143. -5' .4 , 3.3 - L AQ , ,-.T-8 v - , ,, :I X xi , 5 ,QI , ' .L 'Q x f 4 - led All-round Mos? Devilish Bed Dispasifion J. Schmidt-G. Haimar R. Sciutto-E. Smifh M. Mahoney-K. McCabe UFUL HW Mos? Popular 3,9 singan Mos! lndusfrious , 593' sP'Uk0fl S. Wolfe-Norma Olsen K. McCabe-E. Dell J' 5P'l 9'l99 'P- F00dY F' Do mu G' 7d'ck ' mg, - L- f 1' J N r, 'f Q Q' ' fl o X . 'l X if Af of 1 45 'Q :HQ -af I . .Q ,Yiwu U 9.3 P'PPl'5f Bn! Mlxarl K. Zimmerman-E. Smith M. Mahoney-G. Heimer Bod Dancers H. Ernst-H. Brower Mosf Bashful M. Bannecke-B. Shaw Mod Sfudious G. Lydecker-L. Cardel UNTEET , T' 1 A . l , ,iq wg.. .-. L..,,,,m,5 ..., :ef L 'L' , 1 . .L a 'J M , , ' ' T Af. -v l f! ' fi 3 2 .J fl . N , fm, -- 1' 2 , 3 8 .5-Q' ' Q ' 1 gig! 'J il 4 ,if , T' g f a Mos! Beautiful Eyu Bos! Looking Bos! Musicians UGS' A'hlG'9S E. Orzel-P. Reill A. O den-J. Romain B. Quinn-Don Martin J. Schmid!-B. Steffen Y 9 G 75 Noon Time Buffer Hurryl Single Lino Ploasol Tho Dolly Lino Up 1 N 76 Hail, Hail, The Gang's all hero Whafs Cooking? X 5 Activities -4, Soup'a On, Como and get it! Malmo if good! Doin' Who! Comes Nufurollyl 77 Watch your weighf, girlsl Don'f ll Bolhfull Futura Candidates The Mourners Bench Heave Hol Always on Ohe iob Cooks-to-be Any danger? Around School ' 1 TC Z 590' DUST Plans for the Future ab- ,51- Pop Schmid! Silent Nick Qui , N999 80 Demons for work I 9 I , 2 f I fo 9 ,f ,ff I i I I ft fl 'Q ft I A f 1 af I B ,Sify ' 1 S 73 mix A .. si 2: lp I . f .!.t.QJ.lf.y.FlM , I . Mfg: 'g 40 fl we THE simon CLASS or 1947 nemo or souNo MIND AND soot, oo LEAVE AND asousm-I me X ' ,gl 3 , , ' lt - 3 REMNANTS or ouk HIGH scHooL DAYS Pius some MEMORABLE CHARACTERISTICS IN THIS oun I f ff '29 II'lt2'.1l, I' X 'Z GO 0 A Wi' ,lnNIli 1 sl 'ff '11 Q J Q7 N ll '4 0 ll. x ' 'vc' LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. We leave books, furniture and classrooms, or what is left of them, for coming classes to enioy. We leave the dazed but relieved teachers bravely to face new students. We hope for future generations that someone with a mind like Ralph Sciutto's will invent a machine that drills a hole in the head and pours knowledge in. Norma and Steve leave as they came . . . together. Arlene Ogden leaves her well filled maiorette position to ? ? ? ? 'P ? Billy Steffen leaves some hard-to-fill places on our teams. Mousey Zimmerman, now brilliantly educated, leaves-But he can't spare anythingl I Elaine Smith leaves her tremendous height to Lois Bollerman. Adele Sichau leaves her envied ability in getting A's to Jack Deil. Pete Foody leaves his curley hair to Irene Abrahamsen. Ken McCabe leaves his shyness to some forward freshman. Beverly Quinn leaves the school piano with the keys of success to Selma Sommie. Joe Schwam leaves a few spare pounds to Vernon Walker. Don Oakley leaves his lwoo wool muscular physique to John Gore. Greg Heimer leaves his You all to Mr. Jones. Joanne Bode leaves her voguish clothes to the Freshman girls. May they put them to good use. Phil Reilly leaves with highest honors in Public Speaking. Vera Latterty leaves with a new pair of glasses. The better to see you with, my boy. Mary Ann Hunphreys, Margaret Dodd, and Ruth La Place leave their close friendship to Mary Lou Spring- horn, Diane Chace, and Peggy Shropshire. Ted Hergesell leaves the school in his zooming old rattletrap. Margaret Hubner and Anne Gistedt leave their skating talents to anybody who wants to break her . . . neck. Bob Schoem, Fred Sernatinger, Bert Shaw, Bill Trapp, Bill Schwab, and Terry O'Connell leave still saying, Better late than never. Ellen Dell leaves the Klaxon without a head but a good body. The Klaxon . . . that isl Barbara Scheuerman leaves her clever drawing ability to some talented underclassman. Gerry Kulin leaves . . . missing a tooth. It was all for the glory at old B.H.S. that he took on this Buccaneer look. Margaret Givorgri leaves her agreeable personality and willingness to help to Gerry Koestner. Charles Anderson leaves Ellen Givorgri. Bill Beattie leaves with a weed in his mouth. Hayseed weed, that isl Heppy Wagner leaves a vacancy on the ottice bench to Charlie Remschel. Anita Nebbia, Carla Hayden, Betty Marshall and Joan Baird leave Miss Bullard with an empty sewing room at noon time. , Henry Heschle leaves the school with his deep voice echoing through the halls. Gloria Dombrowski leaves her sweetness and pep evenly distributed about the school. Mary Penlield and Jane Schmidt leave their athletic ability to Nancy Jerome and Janice Everett. Norma Olsen, Helen Ernst, Jean Meyer, and Marilyn Mahoney leave four hard to fill places an the cheering squad. Fred Abernathy leaves his place on the honor roll to someone who really needs it. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, THIS DOCUMENT, SIGNED, SEALED, PUBLISHED, AND DECLARED, IS OUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. Witnessed by our Advisers, LILLIAN O. SACHTLEBEN BESS A. LANGFITT 81 pa from Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Abernathy Maria Alba Anita, Helen, and Carla Mr. and Mrs. George F. Bennecke Mr. George Betty Bob's Lunch Mrs. R. D. Bode Mr. and Mrs. R. Howard Brauns Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Brower Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burr Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Cardel Carolyn, Betty, and Doris Cartwrights Marie Cayman Harry Thomas Dancey Mrs. Sarah DeMorco Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Doremus Mr. and Mrs. F. Dombrowski Mr. and Mrs. William Dorward Casimir Dudziec Mr. and Mrs. M. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. H. Duvier lris G. Earle Elly, Janie, Joan, Margaret, Mary, Mary Anne, Ruth Mr. and Mrs. John A. Ernst Mr. and Mrs. W. Fank Mrs. Freimuth Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gaggs Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Gilmore Mrs. W. B. Givogre Mr. and Mrs. William Hampton Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hatton Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Hayden Mr. and Mrs. John J. Healey Pete Foody Mrs. Heilbuinn-Solar Frozen Foods Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Heimer Mrs. M. Heller Mr. and Mrs. H. Heschle Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Hess Jack Hill Mrs. Elise Hlbatte Mr. and Mrs. Forest Humphreys Joan and Alice Mr. and Mrs. Lester Johnson, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Jourdan June and Mickey Miss Charlotte Kaciemski Mr. and Mrs. John T. Kaul Bill Kelsey Helen Kovac Mr. and Mrs. John Laiferty Mrs. R. Emerson Langtitt Mr. and Mrs. O. LaPlace Mr. and Mrs. C. Lomholt Lynn and Merrie 82 Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. I. F. McDonald Miss Frances Monsam Miss Kathe Monsam William Morrison Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Muendell Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Neafsey Louis R. Neumann Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Oakley Mr: and Mrs. William F. O'Connell Catherine Ogden Mr. and Mrs. Walter Olsen Mr. and Mrs. Oscar E. Olson Betty Heschle Oltmann Mr. and Mrs. Paul Orzel A. A. Palmisano Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Pentield Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Quick Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Quick Mr. and Mrs. George E. Quinn Mrs. A. Rafiaele June A. Reimer Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Reimer Mr. and Mrs. Louis Reinemann Henry N. Rether Adele B. Robins Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Robins The Robins Mr. and Mrs. A. Roltsch Mr. and Mrs. T. Rosenhagen Mr. and Mrs. George J. Schmidt J. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Schwab Mr. and Mrs. Schwam Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A. Schweppe Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Sernatinger Mrs. Albert W. Shaw Herbert H. Shopland Mr. and Mrs. Michel Simon Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith Mrs. M. Specht Anthony Spinelli Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Springsteen Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Tappen Mr. and Mrs. John W. Thomas Virginia D. Tritenbach, School Nurse Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Trzeciak Chief Pharm. P. A. Turner, U.S.N. Mr. and Mrs. M. Ullmann Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Umscheid Mr. and Mrs. T. Von Kempe Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Wolfkamp Mr. and Mrs. H. Zimmerman ' Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Flynn ?' DEM: . . the hlgh mark of flne class jewelry' Like your own class generations of graduates have confidently chosen graduation rings bearing the D8zC mark of hngh quallty Smce 1898 such rings have been proudly worn bv the members of thousands of classes assured by our made Fl ht guarantee that thelr rings ex empllfied the best ln design materlal workmanship and value 17 JONN STREET NEW YORK 8 BOSTON NEW ORLEANS PROVIDENCE Compliments o The Betty Beauty Shoppe A Modern and Complete Beauty Servlce Corner of Oak and Pleasant Avenues Maywood N J Hackensack 2 6167 Cars called for and dellvered HAck 3 0621 Pallsade Ave , Servlce Statlon Mar ak Lubrzcatlon Cars Washed Polished Battery Service Tzre Servlce Ted Reis Prop Palisade Ave 81 Maln St Bogota N J ips, I 0 O I O C , H ' .g ,, . . - Il I I IS I S hi! l ll S I ' 1 ,N Z I U n o I M' QL' ,f 1 Q A Q o 83 WOOLENS RAYONS COTTONS DOMESTICS MCCALL SILKS if ADVANCE 5 G53 SQ A K -T5 -QA I -sb sc C' xxx PATTERNS we Vx TQ MILLER INC FABRICS 340 MAIN STREET HACKENSACK Phone Hackensack 2 0461 or 10150 Compliments of MAIN STREET P T A BOGOTA N J For Fme Floo Covermgs Phone TEaneck 63721 VINCENT T COSTELLO Carpets Rugs Lmoleums 380 Queen Anne Road Teanerk Complzmenls of BENNY'S BARBER SHOP MAYWOOD N J HArkenQack 2 3640 Peter Luhrs Delzcatessen Home Cookmg Beer Wmes Lzquors 6 ueen Anne Road Bonota New Jersey VAN,S RADIO 81 ELECTRICAL SERVICE OIL Burner Sales and Service b and Servicing RADIO REPAIR 68 W PLEASANT AVENUE MAYWOOD N J HAckensack 3 3013 Phone HAckensack 25671 SPROAT 8: DUNN INC Tzres Tubes Batterzes Carbon and Valves Brakes Relzned and Greaszng Packard Sales and Servzce Headlight Servzce Wheel Alignment Servzce 205 211 STATE STREET HACKENSACK N J .,. . . . ., . ' . If f . 9 ' A ,wife F 95 . . am' 9 ' ' I 85 Compliments of ALLMAKE OIL BURNER SERVICE O11 Burners Fuel Olls RIDGEFIELD PARK N J BOB S MARKET Quality M eats 369 Queen Anne Road Bogota N J Best Wishes From HART REALTY COMPANY 778 Pallsade Avenue TEaneck 6-6014 For Good Food NYSTROM'S Luncheon Dmner Afternoon Tea Faczlmes for Prwate Parties HAckensack 2-4690 Route 4 No Hackensack N J CO. I O O , . . Hg, J J- A 1. 1 Est. 24 Years in Teaneck, N. J. 5 N 86 Complzments of FEDERAL PAPER BOARD COMPANY INC BOGOTA NEW JERSEY Complzments of BOGOTA HIGH SCHOOL P T A a 0 I 0 9 9 . A 0 a 1 INV ff? ' , 5 , gyx A ,mf 0 0 l 87 'EB CCWQXZA FINEST EXPERTLV INSTDLLED Q VICN- N 149 E Mdlll Street V Bogota N J Hackensack 3 01 11 BOGOTA RECREATION INL 20 EAST FORT LEE ROAD BOGOTA N J I 7- ,NYT F +e W . l I T f M I 11 '20 , W 0 ' . '+f'q?:- . AYAQX I. SQ' , Q n x ' 'w 9 , . . 88 BOGOTA W A T E R COMPANY Personalized by BRO OB MACHINE - TOOL - DEVELOPMENT 187 WEST SHORE AVENUE -- BOGOTA, NEW JERSEY S4 ll' -1 Complzments o P NAPOLI 8a SONS Jewelers and Optlclans Wlth Three Stores 208 Mam Street 454 Cedar Lane Fort Lee N J Teaneck N J 709 Anderson Avenue Grantwood New Jersey Professzonal Education Courses m Accountancy Journalism Secretarial Science Commerc1alTeachmg Business Admmlstratlon, Medxcal Secretarlal Bachelor Degrees Catalogue Free on Request RIDER COLLEGE Founded 1865 TRENTON N 7 - .., ' f... -,A J ' f u' J' gwbl r a ,f J If R , . . 90 W6 Quan QD sz 11. 'T incase. Call Hackensack 3 2906 or Prompt Honest E wzent Radlo Servzce Backed By Over Twenty Years Experlence In The Radio Fxeld EASTMAN RADIO SERVICE 42 WALNUT AVENUE BOGOTA N J R A Glnmom-1, Dzstrwt Supermsor Tzlo Roofing Company, Inc Amerzca s Largest Roofers 310 Rallroad Avenue Hackensack N J HAckensack 2 3833 Complzments of YOUR FLORIST HENRY WEISMANN 421 Mum Street Richfield Park MAYWOOD HOUSEWARE Complete Lme of Hardware, Pamt House F urrushmgs, and N otlons a .. ' Q f 'b ' ,Eli-Zi A10 T , , H. . . . u Z J: fd, 5, . -57 - 1 1 UIQ, cw- 'V - . . . 1 'X A -' 5 'f,'.-f A N, ku A 411' ?L'i:f O I , . . i I . . . X 91 Best Wishes to the Class of 1947 BOGOTA BOARD OF EDUCATION GEORGE HUND, President FOREST H. HUMPHREYS Vice-President MRS BERTHA HARR PETER L PORR Jn MRS LOUISE L MOYER E ROBERT MESCH EDWIN C LUDWIG PAUL J SERRARA JOHN GROUT VICTOR S Dzamonds Jewelers Szlverware Watches Radios JEWELRY APPLIANCES 141 Mum Street Hackensack N J HAckensack 3 2306 HAckensack 2 7850 FASHION KNITWEAR Womens and Mzsses SPORTSWEAR H BELL Prop 200 Main Street Hackensack N J Who zs the owe with a mle GIRL very much luke you perhaps she hves on your block or went to your school She s frlendly wants to get ahead and takes pride In a 'ob that counts In her commumty She dresses well too on a salary that us the highest m tele phone history Yes she lakes It here the Interesting work, the pleasant surroundings the feeling of working with young people luke herself You wall luke It here too And your Vocational Guidance DI rector can tell you how easy nt ns to become a Vonce with a Smale after you graduate Ask her today New Jersey Bell Telephone Company ee ' ' 'I 77 X O 93 Congratulatwns, Graduates' BOGOTA SHEET METAL WORKS INC 195 WEST SHORE AVENUE BOGOTA N J Soda Luncheonette Greetmg Cards Dolly Madison Ice Cream Circulating Library of Latest Books THE RED MACAW 62 West Pleasant Avenue Maywood N .l PHILIP WIESING Plumbmg and Heatmg Contractor 243 Walnut Avenue Bogota N J HAckensack 2 7816 U l 9 ,.. and ,. ,.. A Complete Assortment of . . . SPORTSWEAR and BEACHWEAR FOR HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS KNITWEAR SHOP 132 MAIN STREET qcor Demarest Placey HACKENSACK NEW JERSEY Best Wishes Compliments of MIRA DRUG STORE READY MADE 80 West Maln Street Bogota N J NECKWARE CORPORATION HAckensack 2 1365 BOGOTA N J BOGOTA BAKERY W Ullrlch A Kech 67 W Maln Street Bogota N HAckensack 3 0092 Confectlonery and Home Made lc Cream 216 Mann Street Rldgefield Park, N J ORITANI FLOWER SHOP Art Flower Deszgns 216 MAIN STREET HACKENSACK 'I' . ' , . J. WREDE sf KooP E A , - e K V' I l 0 V VV ,N. J. A A 'W 95 HILL'S SHELL SERVICE STATION Tires, Tubes, Batteries, Accessories 41 Queen Anne Road, Bogota Opp. Queen Anne Theater B. BOBEK Jeweler 288 MAIN STREET PAUL S GENERAL APPLIANCES Hardware Plumbmg Houseware Pamts 306 Queen Anne Road Teaneck N TEaneck 6 7539 Compliments of BOGOTA HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA 7ge!'99 in IW: N' Nbr- ' 'Flu-KJ' W '-an ,bww KRIEGERS ' Outjtters for Men and Boys 164 MAIN STREET HACKENSACK N .I Compliments of A FRIEND Phone HAckensack 2 8572 A H Kolberg BOGOTA DELICATESSEN INC Beer Wmes Liquors 350 Palisade Avenue Bogota N To the Class of 1947 Our Smcere Wuhes FOR YOUR SUCCESS Gust Lznnnuus Proprietor Complmments of MAIN CLEANERS 8 DYERS 68 West Mann Street Bogota N HAckensack 2 5585 HAckensack 2 0192 0193 MELLONE BROS Hackensack Quality Market Grocenes F runs Vegetables 249 Mann Street Hackensack N 9 , - .I- ' 'I 5 Q , ' if .1 4' A Q 'U I Q . . , ' ' ' 7 I 4, Av A .1 I - - I :'1i9,amd' ' , -J- v Fr A1 , I' ' , T - I , 7' .I I 1 P: . . . 1 .us 1' - 'A ' A, :. Q ' , . - ,li S. . ' M' of Q, ,Ab I '- ORITANI SWEET SHOP ,gggw r M ?f5' w,1f:?A.i-f'.5,' N 4,.' ,d j W.,?I , U I K Il Qllyldlg ld . Q 3 I . - I J VI' 4 J JS' ' , .J. WILLIAM TRAPP Painting - Decorating 17 GROVE AVENUE MAYWOOD N J HAckensack 2 4-604 Complzments of THE MAYF AIR GROCERY 104 W Pleasant Avenue Maywood A ELLSWORTH Proprietor HAckensack 3 9693 MEYER MULLIN Soda Candy Czgars Stationery Reld s Ice Cream Served Excluslvely 296 Pallsades Av: nue Bogota N INSURANCE 60 East Maln Street Bogota N mm Loads of Luck to the GRADUATES OF 1947 TOWN AND COUNTRY SHOP 240 Mam Street Hackensack N J HRQ ' : , . J. H EDWIN C. LUDWIG A A Atet at .O .H Q 1 97 BROECKEL BROTHERS Your Neighborhood Milk Dealer PURE GUERNSEY MILK 169 Beechwood Avenue HAckensack 2-8652 WM. BRAUN THE ALICE SHOPPE 358 PALISADE AVENUE BOGOTA N J HAckensack 2 1253 FAY'S LUGGAGE AND GIFT SHOP 28 QUEEN ANNE ROAD BOGOTA N J HAckensack 3 2658 CIANCIO BROS Realtors Member Multiple Listing System 352 Palisade Avenue Bogota N .Dil A o HAckensack 2-2742 MAIN APPLIANCE COMPANY Crosley Shelvador Refrigerators, Thor Automagic Washers, Universal Vacuum Cleaners, Westinghouse Sewing Machines and Radios 425 Main Street Ridgefield Park, N. I. Best Wishes to . . . CLASS OF 1947 PALISADE BARBER SHOP 312 Palisade Avenue Bogota N I Compliments of MAYWOOD P T A HAckensack 2 1508 C HIGGINS Dairy Products Groceries 72 74 West Main Street Bogota N Compliments of ROMAINE HARDWARE CO , 156158 Mam Street Bogota N J HAckensack 2 8354 KOVAC S DELICATESSEN Liquors Wines Beer Sandwiches Home Cooking 127A Queen Anne Road Bogota N .l HAckensack 2 9475 QUEEN ANN TEA ROOM Home Cooked Meals Served Daily 40 Queen Anne Road Bogota N I Next to Queen Anne Theater Laboratory Technzczan Steno and Medical Steno EVENING COURSES NOW STARTING VISIT OR WRITE M A N D L S C H 0 O L 1834 BROADWAY NEW YORK 23 Clrcle 7 3434 Free Placement Service MINAS LUNCHEONETTE 365 Queen Anne Road Teaneck, N I TEaneck 6-3720 + BEHNKEN 'I' SURGICAL APPLIANCES 315 Queen Anne Road Teaneck N .I TEaneck 6-0336 6-0095 I'IAckensack 2-4195 GEORGE .I GEILS 20 Queen Anne Road Bogota N .I Speclalzzmg ln guaranteed repairs and servwe on all makes of radtos BARNEY'S CANCELLATION SHOES 166 MAIN STREET HACKENSACK, N .I . . I U O I I I . Compliments of . . . ' . , . . , . . w 99 HAckensack 2-9140-9141 MARAGLIANO BROS. Fancy Fruits and Vegetables 21 East Fort Lee Road Bogota, N. J. HAckensack 3-0119 FRANK GAROFALOW Skilled Attendants Queen Anne Theatre Building Bogota, N. J. GLORIA'S Cleaners-Dyers-Tailors-Furriers 34 Queen Anne Road Bogot HAckensack 2 8471 HAckensack 2-4881 TAGLIABUES Quality Meats and Provmon Market Corner Queen Anne Road and FBIFVICW Avenue Bogota N 1 j 'Y 1 G and G MEN'S FURNISHINGS 125 MAIN STREET HACKEN SACK, NEW JERSEY TEaneck 6-1617 BON TON TAILORS Exclusive French Dry Cleaners 383 Queen Anne Road Teaneck, N. J. JOHN SEXTON C0 Manu acturmg Wholesale Grocers P O Box JS Sexton Square Chicago 90 E N C K E FLOWERS Fort Lee Road Teaneck N .1 JAMES H SWEENEY Real Estate Insurance Mortgages Member of State and Nanonal Boards 336 Queen Anne Road and Degraw Avenue Teaneck, N J TEaneck 6-0870 LEon1a 61023 HAck 2-4521 P CVELIC'S DELICATESSEN 486 Elm Avenue Bogota N .I Tel HAckensack 29345 With the Beat Wzshes of A F R I E N D a,N.J. ' . I , I-'Q ' S Y' ' Q at . 1 ' . kr, - . A 1 -. , - -'Q' AND GROCERY ' IL Q. ' lv .. iff- g 100 Hackensack 2-8607 Oradell 8-1635 CONGRATULATIGNS CLASS OF 1947 DENNIS STUDI 0ffwlal Photographers for 346 Pallsade Avenue Bogota, N J T J SULLIVAN TO the Purple B IOI aistsriiniin .f wzewlu YU!! Its a JANE EVANS of course so potsed so classlc Smartly tznlored wtth three tzers across the bodice a taut belted wazst and convertible collar Rayon crepe tn Pre sprang colors Sizes 10 to 18 38 95 BOSE S 202 MAIN STREET HACKENSACK N J ANN GLEIM, GIFTS 268 MAIN STREET HACKENSACK, N J HAckensack 3 1454 CLICK 8 TRIOLO Paints Varmshes Wallpaper Artists and Sign Painters Supplies 328 Mum Street Hackensack, N Compliments of STERLINGS' DELICATESSEN 89 GROVE AVENUE MAYWOOD N J GARLAND TOOL AND DIE WORKS 213 WEST SHORE AVENUE BOGOTA, N J .x J . .,-. X 4 9 , O I , I - M- - r 'VYA I . , ' . T , . 4, ' . J. T 2 , . . s I L i I I 102 T QTOOLE 8 SONS INCORPORATED LITHOGRAPHY 496120 3I 1eFFERsoN swam smwoao cfs N x.! MASTERS GRAPHIC ARTS PRINTING CTICUT TELEPHONE 4 5088 , L7 ' 103 vw-us v-ns: utyx Xb Q01 3:9 LXX xxx-X Q Loot, Dot S-X-u'xkx ', SmQ.XX'Q15 S':' DwvxQXv,Q', X'g5,,,1A Db Sign Herqfleasq, . . . Wffw , ff W fli??W2Qe22 RW 345 V, vgvwi-A . Xu- ?n?X N. .,,, I. 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