Bound Brook High School - Echo Yearbook (Bound Brook, NJ)

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dl.A1M , L ,.4,,j4w6J, WE, THE CLASS or 1943, respectfully dedicate this record of our four years in high school to Mr. Ernest Weinrich, whose sincere interest in our student body 1nd in all our activities has made a deep and lasting impression on our memories,

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GMX. CARL HENSINGER T-tome Town: Allentown, Pa. Subjects Taught: English III, German I College: Lehigh University Degrees: B.A., M.A. JOHN HEYER T-Iome Town: West Long Branch, N. J. Subjects Taught: Shop 8: Mechanical Drawing College: Syracuse University, Trenton State Teachers Degree: B.S. KATHERINE HIGGINS 7401118 Town: Flemington, N. J. Subject Taught: English I-II College: Wilson College, Teachers College Degrees: A.B., M.A. TERESA HOLLEY HOIIIC Town: Plainfield, N. J. Subject Taught: French College: New Rochelle Degree: B.A. RUTHANE HYPES Home Town: Bound Brook, N. J. Subjects Taught: Typing, Shorthand, Advanced Business Training 8: Math. College: Beaver Degree: B.S. JANE KELLER Home Town: Perth Amboy, N. J. Subject Taught: Home Economics College: New Jersey College for Women Degree: B.S. MARTHA KETTYLE Home Town: Cincinnati, Ohio Secretary to Mr. Nicholls College: Temple University Degree: B.S. in Education RUTH KONKLE MIRIAM MCPHERSON Tlorne Town: Plainfield, N. J. Librarian College: Montclair Teachers College, Columbia University, Library School Degrees: A.B., B.S. MARION MERRILL Tiome Town: Dunellen, N. J. Subjects Taught: Home Nursing 8: Child Care College: Muhlenberg Hospital Degree: R.N. LEONE MINER T'lome Town: Philadelphia, Pa. Subject Taught: Girls' Physical Education College: Temple University Degree: B.S. in Education ELAINE MORECRAFT T-lome Town: New Market, N. J. Subjects Taught: Commercial Law and Ofllce Practice College: Rider College, Trenton. Graduate work at Pennsylvania and N. Y. U. Degree: B. of Ed. in Commerce WILLARD OTIS Tlome Town: Poplar Ridge, N. Y. Subject Taught: Biology College: Cornell, Rutgers Degrees: B.S., M.S. KENNETH REYNOLDS T-tome Town: Wilkes'Barre, Pa. Subjects Taught: Problems of American Democracy, U. S. History College: Syracuse, Rutgers Degrees: A.B., M.Ed. DOROT ROP T-lame Town: o n ssachusetts Sub' t .Alg a I 8: ll, ne Geometr ollege: Mount Holyoke College Degree: A.B. VALERIA SHELLEY T-lome Town: Bethlehem, Pa. HARRY SWIFT T-lofne Town: Lebanon, Indiana Subjects Taught: Algebra, Geometry, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry College: Wabash College, Columbia University Degrees: A.B., M.A. BARBARA THOMPSON T-Ioine Town: Philadelphia, Pa. Subject Taught: Girls' Physical Education College: Temple University Degrees: B.S. in Ed., M.A. FRANKLIN TUTTLE T-tome Town: Eastport, L. I., N. Y. Subject Taught: Bookkeeping College: Rider College, Rutgers University Degrees: B.C.S., B.S. ROY VAN NESS Home Town: Roebling, N. J. Subject: Boys' Physical Education College: Trenton State Teachers Degree: B.S. ERNEST WEINRICH Tlome Town: Paterson, N. J. Subjects Taught: P. A. D., German College: Columbia University Degree: M.A. IRENE WHITCOMB Home Town: Hallowell, Maine Subjects Taught: French, Civics, World History College: University of Maine. Graduate work at Columbia Degree: A.B. GENE WHITE Tlome Town: Matawan, N. J. Subject Taught: English College: Wellesley Degree: B.A. Working on Master's at Rutgers PAULINE WHITHAM T-Iome Town: New Brunswick, N. J. Subject Taught: Art College: Ne Jersey College for Women T-Io e Town: W'll' t, P . , , , , Sub, yt nga HA B lamsgmkl, ha C Secretary to Supervising Prmci . Degree: A.B. lee 5 uiin' Y Eimfionngfls ' on' Collet? Busin s Co ege of Bethle I M RIE WILT e 1 College: Drexel Institute of Technology. , S A Y 'I t 0 me n, uppgr Darby, Pa, Gfaduate Work at Hafmfd University, ,Tang 7 ' tt g eg lwa ub' s Ta t: Commercial Geography: New York University and Columbia H H9 : L8 Typewfiting University P Oll f P fan C f n ff llege: Temple University Degree: B.S. in Commerce , MIQGA ee: - Degree: B.S. in Education RET SUPPL Q9 JANE WOODS JADWIGA KULPINSKA T-lome Town: Philadelphia, Pa. Subject Taught: Home Economics College: Drexel Institute of Teclmology Degree: B.S. in Home Economics HARRIET LUELLEN J-Iome Town: Bound Brook, N. J. Subject Taught: English College: Skidmore College, Columbia University Degree: A.B. Home Town: Haddon Heights, N. J. Subjects Taught: Science 8: History T-tome Town: Canton, Ohio Subjects Taught: General 8: Practical Science College: Temple University, Rutgers U versity, Cornell University Degree: B.S. CLAIRE SWANSON T-tome Town: Stanhope, N. J. Subjects Taught: Typing I, Introduction to Business Training 8: Math. College: Rider Degree: B.Ed. Cin Commercel I6l College: Mt. Union College, Alliance, Ohio Degree: B.S. ELVERA YOUNG T-tome Town: Trenton, N. J. Subject Taught: Junior Business Training College: Trenton State Teachers Degree: B.S.

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CLASS WE, THE GRADLIATING CLASS OF 1943, do hereby ordain and establish our last will and testament. Upon our departure from Bound Brook High School we be- queath the following: To some deserving junior girl: Pearl Polishook's looks, Betty Avery's build, Louise Nortonis personality and Evelyn William's intelligence. To some deserving junior boy: Ray Delrich's looks, Frank Troidl's build, Bill Bray's intelligence, and Simon Liberman's personality. To some undeserving junior boy: Bob Rizzon's car, Howard Seff's hat, Gerald Applebaum's beard, and Pete Palmer's puns. To the underclassmen: Not a thing! To Room 110: Room 108. HULL To Mrs. Holley: More ways to make money. To Mr. Weinrich: A piggy bank for fines. To the Cafeteria: Food! To the Chem Lab: A gallon of perfume. To Mr. Swift and Mr. Hensinger: Promotion to jani- tors at South Somerville. To three deserving Manville Freshmen: joe Bano- vich's space on the bus. In witness whereof, we hereby declare the class of 1944 as chief executors of this testament, and do hereby subscribe our name to this, our last will and testament, during our senior year, in the year of Our Lord, Nineteen Hundrd and Forty-Three. THE CLASS OF 1943 PRGPHECY True YEAR is 1960. Members of the class of i43 have gone out and made their place in the world. Scanning through a collection of the year's local newspapers, we notice the following headlines: Roosevelt defeats Troidl for eighth consecutive term . . . john Zielski named head chemist for Goody Ferti- lizer Company . . . Margie Oak is first girl jockey to win Kentucky Derby . . . Ray Delrich appointed new skipper of Flagship on Highway 29 . . . Bill Wolf joins F. B. I. so he can write for the Police Gazette . . . After fifteen years of intensive research, Leo Llbry es- tablished definite proof that 2 and 2 equal 4 . . . Wal- I 8 dron sent up for six years to the Norton Nursery for juvenile Delinquents . . . Howard Seff, M.D., offers examinations, tonsils and appendix removed, teeth yanked, hair cut, and pants pressed while you wait, all for two bucks . . . Hope Hoff crowned the only girl in the world who can see the top of the Empire State Building looking down . . . Gerald Applebaum is now sole owner, coat-checker, comedian, and featured star at the Empire . . . Flora Greenberg swims the Raritan one foggy night and ends up in the English Channel . . . Legs Roman now modeling stockings for Esquire . . . Mayor Farynowski locks up Manville saloon, but police finally get him out.