. ,f ,I ,in em :MS A Rum 5:' :Q Q.. M in , MK je Wllfgget 'R?w .qP3SW S, Lxxk My ,M,...L-..,.L::.W x.,. S . ,wi PUBLISHED BY THE CLASS OF NINETEEN FORTY Two BUTLER HIGH SCHOOL BUTLER, NEW JERSEY FACULTY ADVISERS ..... ,,.... J OHN J. MILLER EDWARD A. CLEARY '1iF,:j. .MWQQ-J A -4'337f5 ff aw 1 Y xnliig-'N 'Qs Q Sq' iii!! issues 'Visalia :u w N 5135? at aw- nv' - - 1 .nv ' l ,fw- W -is El -I -4 FAQ 3' Qfrw 'H I1-Hume ffm .vt Sa 1 1' 0 W , .,N-- E l 1 M rs Q'-Nm-www . my' x ,, , fm it L ,E, ,L 3 Q -Y N, will ff HWS AW ' 'iiilm ' Fi l lim JNL w J. wx QL W OW incoming Freshmen visit o clcss fibemocrafic ,gcleal if I Off io class Whof subiecfs should I fake? . . X . ji A A K' ' 1 . - . ' f- f. 'Q 'fi Q Vi k. ox A . ,M I 1 ' , af' 5 A . 1, . ' f-- 5 -N , f 4, - u, l '4 R -5? Q A .M -:A . iiii X . Q E - :. x . My K 3: .. U K W, ,uk Q S i ,', , i L - ' ' f 1 7 ' f-'f. ' ?f?? - ' A , - ,,. L j ku .- ef ., -A .1 i 'hy ' 'J I 5.4 Lv I .1-qv N. A H,-N N -1 f k J , - 1 , .' . .nf Aiming at The bulls-eye ffm. Jae, 5zf,,,.,f can In ihese solufions . I've go? IH Working cf The libro y L e I 0 O JQAM, As fhe lasf year of our high school careers draws fo a close, in fhe spirif of pride and of reminiscence, we have compiled fhis book fo fake wifh us fhrough fhe years in fond remembrance of Bufler High School days. These four years-dynamic, complex, challenging -have sef a paffern for fhose fo come. Our preparafion for fufure years, wifh fheir complexifies, wifh fheir changes, wifh 'fheir chal- lenges, have proceeded along infellecfual, physical, social and moral lines. These phases of our high school life wifh fhe persons, places, and evenfs involved provide fhe predominanf nofe for our yearbook -Life. T ir Liberfy, in +oday's schools, implies for greafer freedom fhan ever before. A social freedom, fhrough sfudenf parficipafion in man- aging school affairs, has been affained, and wifh broader social freedom have come responsibilifes cheerfully accepfed and loyally discharged. This social freedom has furfher manifesfed ifself in sfu- denf publicofion, in fhe forum groups an-d in debafe clubs. If has been our privilege fo experience fhis freedom, 'rempered by infelligence and limifed by fhe discharge of added responsibilifies -fo experience a freedom, which is 'ro be ours fo cherish and enjoy. The enioymenf of fhis privilege is fhe sfrong undercurrenf coursing 'rhrough fhis book. ur-:Suif of .jwlalaloinedd if The Pursuif of Happiness, as disfinguished from our concepf of Liberfy is decidedly personal in ifs connofafions. From fhe very beginning of our high school life if is fhe individual's privilege fo choose his course of sfudy. If is his preference, his abilifies fhaf clefermine his exfra-curricular acfivifies. If is his desires, his ambifions, his capabilifies fhaf defermine his vocafion affer his high school days are ferminafed. To encourage fhe proper pursuif of happiness our school has afforded broad offerings in ifs curricula and ifs exfra-curricular work. lfs acfivifies, infellecfual, social, afhlefic, have been numerous and varied enough +o include all of us in one or all phases. This parfici- pafion is depicfed in fhe laffer secfions of our book. If? , f .rs 'N . ' 1: . .l, 'H' ' .ff ,- . ' 4 '., .f ilu-0 . Q lp-.X b ,C ,. 1, , sa typ' 'H-1'-fp ,A -fx,-2. F12 ,-I z . 1 . Q' gs :J -4 , -. , ,AH vlv,':' lfflff ' -U . w'u41.'T' M V, .H .LL I - -.- ,ag-,Zgf jff',.,l , , - , J M Q 1-Lift -V .- .N 1 J: 1' - ' dy, f' .ij j,j , I gif ,a - gdff - . 'TPI W 'I,L.?Q . 4354.3 -if -V A-4 2-. ,V - FfA'1 ' 4, - JV. -.dx - - . .. ' E1 ,. ':g:3Q.,fg,!f'fTl :-V , ,41.,5 .fi riff . I 1 ,fr , -M .. ,Qu , J., f , . .5 , 14' ,. -- . 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EILENBERGER Supervising Principal NEIL B. EASTERBROOK High School Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION Sealed lefl fo righf: George Guenler, Aaron M. Decker, Vice- Presidenf: D, Earle Jones, President: Clifford Kelly, Clarence Decker, Disfricl Clerlr: Carrie L. Whi+fy, Secrefary. Sianding: Neil B. Easierbroolc, William J. Gormley, William Pearson. Max J. HusseIra+h, Charles M. Hempsled. Edward Bodmer, Jr.. R. J. Eilenberger. . , . N - N., f M sk f . A. V we - Q .., ' 1' 1 1 ,.....,. 1 R A A YTD V 5 F g nn .SX -3 Y ,. H. K -ef ff E 5 4 f A f ,.-nm at Q M V: K, 1 5 xx L 4 L---.1--.- ,x AJQM. in Q5 , -af af- Q 'Lv' l ,ffl S, x W. Q Dean Curliss Anson Depue Michael De Vila George Egli Dorolhy Glasser Rulh Guenfer Mr. Easlerbroolc dicfafes- 541 Eslher l'-lawluns Men leachers lisien fo a live-minule summary Efhel Hayward Faculfy square knot club Rufh Hempsled Roberl l-lerling Phoebe lmandf Jean Inglis Gladys .laeclcle Shirley Johnson .aux fb , Q-av 'Hn nr- .Q Bessie Kenney ,losephyne Kelcllum Rulh Kulc Jeanne l.eBeou John Miller Frances Nelson Dino Nielsen Eugene Von Vliel Alberto Pfingslel Donald Wlmefhom Dorolhy Rolalen Henrieffq R09 Frederick Riclcrncn Kollwryn Smith Dionc Tillson George Von Heusen 'JV'-lm 14 A f ws K JJNN .,.,,L . Q g v saikfi Zig Lfemvk- - - . ig .:-.-: 3 ,k.+vx.,X ii--fu . A , ,, ., V K- Aw R ms- 1--.,41.g..-X-1.31 Lf--1-2. - - ffz.-W - fu, X,--1-Ji'1-vs f , vw - -'i- -fwkif fa- 32- ff. A X M 1 4gggiLiQEi 5 hwy- .wk . ws, ,..Vw,W..N. 'ik Q 2 J. '51,f353g7,, .V E??'33?i fi Qi 'iff-15?Q'f.x ' K A S??2-hi-is 1 -- '53-3 -- : '1 'T -wil? 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'..JxJwi, - --X WEE, - '- 39 5' 'Mr a . wx , V J gf f' if-vw-affijiggl 152 2 gi: ' .:.:5fff'if'f HT . 1 K ggig jg in Eliigzgzgffk -A-:'zm.f V 1 i n K K Q ,Q-Q' K . 5 - f f 1 NORMAN ANDERSEN Parts things . . . his hair in the middle . . . his time between school . . . and recreation . . . hunting and tishing. WALLACE ANDERSON Our Champs guard . . . Russ's chauffeur . . . TiIIie's shadow . . . broad shouldered , . . prospective Rutgers Grad . . . and phys- ical ed. teacher. HERMAN ADALIST Wise craclcs , . . scathing sarcasm . . . considered our best actor , . , explosive na- ture . . . iolrer . .. sailor bay . . . Anchors Aweighf' ESTHER ARVIDSON Perfect lady . . . tall and blonde . . . sedate and de- pendable . . . clarinettest . . . devotee to tiner music' . . . Oh, yes. sweets at the show. WESLEY AUNGST Fast and furious . . . purrs at 80 miles per ltigure it out for yourselfl . . . pays some attention to school . . . more to business . , . most to Betty. MARION AVOGARDO A. B. H. S. two-year resi- dent . . . owner of large poclretboolrs . , . chewer of some wicked wads . . . plump and iolly . . . outside interests. CLARA ANDERSON Dutchie . . . tull ot tun . , . swell pal . . . athlete . . . excellent dancer . . . Glee Club Pres .... tand- ness tor Russ . . . considered our best mixer . . . even of Toll-House cookies. FAITH ANDERSON Beautician . . . confiding . . . neat hair . . . good-na- tured . . . pleasant. , . tall . . . trim and definitely at- tractive RUTH BAILEY Usually, bobby pinned .. . horsebaclr riding . . . tallzing fast . . , reading foster . . . in company ot Ruth ODell. ROBERT BARNETT One ot our handymen . .. with the girls . . . with the gab . . . a 4-year debate: . . , a chef at some promi- nence . . . intentions are employment and then col- lege. THORNE BENDER RICHARD BIDLACK JOAN BIEMER The silent, handsome Type Noiorious for his wise Joonie's specialfies are .. .soda ierlcer by irade . . . craclcs . . . especially in her Unique giggle , , , rosy Glee Clubber by voice . . American Hisiory . , . proc- Cheeks , , , her Chqrqdeg qt Virginia's friend by choice iical iolrer . . . especially in Maple Leaf pqrly , , , her Chemisfry . . . very much skafing . .. Deficienr in few like Joe Ward . . . espeClGl- 'things . . . excepi slri-iump- ly in moiion. JACK BRASSELL Small buf mighfy . . . covers a lol of outfield for our ball club . . . a Rod and Gun enihusiasl . . . one of ihe print-shop fixiures. EVELYN BROLSMA Evie . . . a lover of noise . . , being a bugler . . . a drummer and a Glee Club fenor . . . on the ofher side . . . ar? and dramarics claim her. ing. RUTH BOSLEY Golden hair . . . a wealt- ness for bassos . . . an ci- lcchmeni fo chemisiry , . , shadowed by her sisier , her desfiny, nursing, ELIZABETH ssowmm Disfinguished by . . . her long curls . . . her expressive eyes . . , her soprano voice . . . her 2 All-Stale Chorus pins.. .her charm . . . and Wes. RUSSELL BURGHARDT Senior Presl . . . Snap- per-baclr for our Champs . . Smoofhly dressed . . . Wal- ly's shadow . . . and co- pilof . . , his ambilions . . . college , . . foofball . . . and accouniancy. NORMAN BOGERT 'Neiiher Humphrey . . nor Bogerf . , , bui Nor' ... who answers fhe descrip +ion...quie+...shy.. tieeless , . . sports fan MORTON BOGGESS Lefty . . . blonde hair . . . combed wirh an egg- beaier . . . in his 5' 0 are paclrecl sparlrling blue eyes . . . a devilish grin . . , and mischief. RALPH CASLER A good skate . . . and a good skater . . . on the ice and on the floor . . . a lover of good paint iobs . , . smooth lines in ialopies, etc. . . . travels the highways with a motorcycle- escort . . . behind him. GRACE CHANDLER Photogenic lossie . . . re- nowned tor iokes . . , appe- tite . . . Navy Blues . . . likes . . . skating . . . danc- ing . , . introductions. ELIZABETH CAHILL Athletic type . . . HOT- urally curly hair and dim- pled . . . neat and trim . . . attentive to details . . . am- bition . , . nurse. DOROTHY CHILTON B. H. S. student for only one year, yet we know her for . . . bookish tendencies . . . quietness . . . studious nature . , . roller skating. MARGARET CIRANKO Tall and talkative . . . Texas . . . Colgate smile . . . dark and attractive . . . impeccably ottired . , . iour- nalistic ambitions. CHARLES CLEARY Most of us like most of him . . . Tendencies . . . come- dian . . . expansion . . . usu- ally found , . . with the fel- lows . . . at Georges . . . around a Sundae. LENA CAMPAGNA Tricky twirler . . . brown eyes and Fu Manchu Chu nails . . . melodious voice... All-State Chorus . . . a dou- ble tor her sister . , . in many ways . . . her desire and ambition to be a nurse. MARILYN CARD Cardy . . .devilish blondi . . . all-round musician . . 5. C. member . . . bigges' problems . . . Pete and he appendix. DOROTHY CLEARY Dot . . . energetic . . . independent . , . critical and argumentative . . .keen competitor . . . be it basket- ball. baseball or debate . . . our first C. S. Captain. CELINE CLOT Our senior linguist . , French, German. and Lati and with it all an expert. simply loves to parle vous with Miss Bogardi . . . Shirley and Beverle . . . destination educatio SHIRLEY COOPER DOROTHY COKER ln iwo years lime Doi has disiinguished herself by de- baiing . . . creaiive wriiing , . . scholastic abiliiy , . . and her loads of books , . . She has chosen nursing for o profession. DORIS CONKLIN Talkaiive . . . lengihy iokes . . . iravels under pressure . . . her big iobs . , . head- lining for ihe M. L .... beaiin' ihe dog house . . . checking ihem out of the library . . , dodging her Dad.. VERA CONIZZO Tiny buf can'i be missed . . . she's here and ihere ex- ploding and ioking . . . Some iokes! Where ihere's life ihere's Vera. and where Vera is ihere's noise. CHESTER CRUM A cooking club enihusiasi , . who likes school besf .. . aiier 3:l7 . . . when he loves fo huni . . . fish . . . and irap . , . Field and Siream. HILDA CRUM Beiiy . . . Freckled, yes . . . buf oiher ihings have been added . . . laughing eyes . . . and soii wavy hair . . . Naiural habiiaf . . . Ori room. ROBERT V. DAY ROBERT L. DAY NELSON DE BOW V for Viciory . . . B.V,D. lnsisis upcn . . . giving us A genilemdnly fellow - . . . . A Big fellow , . . in L . . . io distinguish him who serves 'em wiih o smile hem . . . in fooiball and from his namesake . . . Hi Y af ihe gas siaiion . . . hits annis . . . in fhe Hi Y . . . . . . Bud and Tracy , . . Fire 'em where hey ain'i in 1 ambiiions . . , Ruigers Brigade. baseball . . . and has an ace nd Engineering. in ihe hole . . , in cards. MARJORIE COOPER Marge . . . noied for . - . Chewing gum . . . Ouf loud . . . iiiierbugging . . . iiny waisi . . . Girl Reserve aciivifies . . . in evidence during ihe day . . , wiih Lois . . . and many others. A , 70 H331 A French canversaiional- is? and French Club veieran . . . She and Beverly and Celine . . . Les Trois Mous- queiairesf' NAOMI DE GRAW Toots . . . A commer- cial student . , . of high standing . . . favorite color red . . . favorite friend, Emily . . . favorite B. F. in the Air Corps . . . lnten tions . . . Clerical. ELIZABETH DE PUYT Bet . . . Strut . . . bright lipsticl: . . , clothes . . . Bud . . . Gossip . . . Pet peeves . . . brother and sister . . . Pet ambition , . . Housewife. JEAN DECKER Big things have come from Jean . . . A pluses . . . musical compositions . . . arrangements . . . Honor Society member , . . All- Stote Chorus . . . Odd com- binations . . . l94b French teacher. EILEEN DEVANEY lfhe commercial whiz . . . nice mixture of speed . . . accuracy . . . and efficiency . . . Helps run the Senior Class and the Butler Banlx. MURIEL DICKERSON Service personified . , . add co-operation . . . good report cards . . . and abil- ity . . . plus lots of fun . . . out ot school . , . Result . . . a perfect young lady. WILLIAM DINGLE Printer . . . triclrster . . tunster . . . and a tlirt . . or haven't you noticed? , . Capable of a broad smile . . . or is it a grin? NORMAN DECKER Doc . . . always in trou- ble . . . collarbone . , . blood poisoning . . . teachers . . . the women . . . Forced to change his support ot the tootball team from physical to moral. HOWARD -DE GRAW His specialties , . . 'gon mercial subiects . . . bowlin . . . hunting for doors . . No special ambition. VIRGINIA DONALD Has distinguished herself by her studying . . . her lznee socks . . . proofreading . . . Pardon us . . , but . . . Vir- ginia is the one person who prefers a Thorne in latl her side ANDREW DONDERO Pepper . . . A'ringe on the court . . . A goo mixer . . . in cooking clu . . . A speedster in baseba . . . on the golt course . . he breaks l00 . . . and h clubs. arse, 1-ffjrfiisrtzz WALLACE DOUGLASS Our ' Champs All-State tullbaclr . . . then too . . . he's a varsity baslreteer . . . first baseman . . . His spec- ialty is passing . . . in cars . . . in tests . . in competi- tion. BEVERLY EPSTEIN Bev . . . Emphasis on French fingernails . . . and tinery , . . Studious . . . con- fer the report card . . . Argumentative . . . conter anybody . . . Conversant cn current novels . . . confer the librarian. DOROTHY DOW An artist . . . in several. ways . . .sweaters and slrirts .,.giggling, ..art... Spends her time . . .in sew- ing room , . . reproducing the latest . . . seen at the movies. ELLA DUFFY Expert mixer , . . ot calces . . . onthe dance floor . . . . . . of drivers . . . at parties and on skates . . , Renowned for her resemblance ROBERT DUNKELMAN Bob . . . Aviation en- thusiast . . . a natural . . for math and science . . . model airplanes , . . pho- tography . . .ambition . . . air corps. GERALD EPSTEIN Jerry . , . Divides his time evenly among oratory . . . salesmanship , , , and the pursuit ot P. L. femmes . . . with success here and there . . , and a red-head or two. f l.,f?ff7 '- - TJ,5W' ill? 1 1- MARIE DOW She's easy... Easy going , . . easy to like . . . easy skater and dancer... Com- pletes the trio . . . of .lean and Jane. DANA Du BOIS lt's been reported . . . through reliable sources . . . that Dana at some time . ,. has actually broken into a run . . . Let's not forget Dana's faith in his classes ... his faith in his car . . . his Faith . . . Really it's True. LOUIS FOLINE iThe liflle mon . . . who's always There . . ,al games ...on?heice...allhe movies. . . so lhey soy . . . Ilirling wilh the fairer sex. ANGIOLINA FRANCO Shorfenend lo Angie . . . in keeping with her size . . . She's small . . . dark . . .and alhlefic . . , She shines in bowling . . . soccer . . . hockey . . . baskelball . . . el ol, BETTY ESSIGS Commands allenfion , . . for her clolhes . . . for her coillure . . . for her dancing . . , lf's iusl lhe simple mol'- +er of iempering an exien- sive wardrobe with nice lasle. WILLIAM FRAWLEY Backwoodsman iype . . . high-Tops . . . spends his many idle hours . . . in lhe woods . . . in ihe slreams . . , raking ihings easy. . . and slowly. MABEL FREDERICKS Feafured on Midvale's Communiiy House . . . Bas- kerboll leam . . . Possessions . . . hilarious giggle . . . snappy eyes . . . happy na- lure. AUDREY FRENCH Frenchie ...by nickname . . , addicled lo reading . .. everylhing . . . in French and English . . . Originaior of The lalesl fads . . . r100dle name pins . In class quile lhe inlellecluol . . , oul of class nor quife. ALFRED FERRARI 5 I i Roaekr FERRALASCC Horse . . . he's likeable Bobby . . . I-losl . . . buf ii fakes a lol of lik- flash . . . one of lhe Pi ing . . .because +here's lols lhers . . . suspenders . 'lo like . . , His friends have wavy locks . , .A rose . been many . . . big and amidsi ihe lhorns . . small . . . ask us . . . or clerical praclice. Charlie . . . or Miss Belding or lhal Brazilian Dancer. JAMES GILLIS Teacher's pesi . . . Rumors have il fha? he's a wil' . . . Somelimes half The rumors are false . . . His falenls are varied . . . He's an arlisl' . ,. a musician and a crooner! E SHIRLEY GLODAVA Jusf coll me Belle +hey do . . . A Gleel Alfa . . . formerly a sop . , . In Shirley's case il's a case of ups and di . . .on scales. .. .... . W L.-AV THEODORE GOBLE MAE GORMLEY Our Grid Champs Q B A good nalured individ- Our debale champs ual . . .One ol lhe beller spealrer Our S C Vice commercial sludenls . . . A res All lhus and good nice smile , . . punclualed marlcs lool by a unique giggle . . . Bound lo be . . . a secre- lary. DAVID HARDY Apple Cheeks . . . Farmer- boy lype . . . Ceiling Zero . . . Dave spends some ol his lime driving . . . mosl of his lime reviving . . , lhe Ford. VERA GRENOT Noiseless . . . blonde . . . Repulalion for doing home- worl: . , . lale . . . Her lheory . . . il's. beller lale lhan FIBVGF. PATRICIA HANLEY f Fibber's Molly . . . Gil ol Gossip . . . Her concerns are chem and shorlhand .. Her lasl: . , . morale build ing lor lhe A.E.F. and R.C.A.F. CHRISTIAN HANSEN Chris . . . a prinl shop devolee . . , iusl lhe lype . . . His paslime is hunring and fishing . . . his goal . . Posmasler General. HALSEY HARTY Color Bearer . . . for lhe Blue and Gold . . . and lhe THOMAS HAMMELL l-larly family . . . well-buill I h , M h Our Champs L H B f ' ' wry an ' I' ' ec cn' Hrs specially a louch :cal Arls . . . his lirsl love. down on 'hot fever V ELWOOD HEADLEY Young Abe Lincoln . . . quiet and amiable . . . Rod and Gun fraternity member ...aversion ., . women - - - tavorite haunt . . . the woods. EARNEST HEADLEY ROBERT HARTY A violinist . . . who spends his time . . . in school . , , in the poultry business . . . the trucking business and being Halsey's brother. JANICE HEINEY Fresh air 'fiend . . . on band bus . . . cheery dis- position . . , musical inclina- tions . z . infectious laugh. GlL'BERT HELMHOLTZ Our Champs' end . . . Gil from the hills ot Penn- sylvania to the Hills of Old Pequannoclf' . . . Mem- ber in good standing , , at George's. CAROLYN HENRY Carolyn has made herselt A SOCCBV Pl0Ye ' - - conspicuous . . . by her ab- with or without . . . his mac- casins . . . a printer . . , His intentions . . . agriculture . . . Farming . . , to him. sence . . . her fondness for candy . . . basketball . . . gum . . . Ruth . . dancing . . . A real hep cat. CORA HARRIS Versatile Perfection . . . A champ rebuttal spealcer . , . S.C. member . . . an ex- cellent artist . . . an agile athlete . . . and excellent student . . . A lover . . . of tun ...Bound to be success- tul. NEWELL HARRISON Hi Y . . . Reaching tor th stars . . . strong point ba lcetball . . . weakness . . red heads , . . All State and Newell resemble N. ' slryline in a windy night. GRACE HERZ Tall and blonde... Quiet and efficient . . . Xmas Card saleslady . . . a typist and naturally in her element with Eileen and Catherine. JACK HODSHON Popular , . . with the too ball crowd . . . the tea and the girls . . .smooth c the tootboll field or tl dance floor. -iafiiiim, 'if i f L -' ' i HELEN HOWARD A melodious soprano . . , a devofed domesfic science sludenf . '. . admired by many . . , of fhe opposife sex . . . especially one in fhe army. DONALD JARDINE Buller's loss-fhe Marines' gain . . . we know him for his car . . . his girls.. . his iob wilh a grease gun. EDNA JORDAN Prefers Edie . , . long shiny cars.. . all sporls . . . linger-nails . . . movies . . no home-work . , . Prefers ihem all . . . lo anyfhing . . you menfion. THOMAS KEAN A Hi-Y man . , . Has helped Sammy Kaye . . . Swing and Sway . . . ond got paid for if...Equally of ease on lhe sfage... and in fhe ring. ROBERTA HUNT Compacl . . , buf doesn'f need some . . . lourniquels and pressure poinis . . . knowledge of American His- Wlory is boundless. THEODORE HUNT Ted . . .small and nea+ . . ,.slickly parfed, hair . . . Ted likes school . . . wifhouf classes . . . likes lo drive . . . anything . . . 'lash ALMA KLUFT Five feel and c couple of inches of . . . sincerity . . , nafurolness . . . fun and feminine pulchrifude . . . A good conversalion- olisl, says Jock . . . A congenial lass, say we all.' GEORGE KRAPOHL AHi-Yer...ABoy Scouf of some prominence . . , Seems fo shy away from fhe co-ed idea . . . Quiel and reserved. ROBERT KELLY Bert , . . Baskelball his forle . . . Usually found . . . giving advice . . . To Wah and Bob . . . of George's. LAURA LARRY Loves fo give book re- porls . . . in fhe firsf per- son . . . Several feachers' pel . . . aversion . . . Likes To clown . . . al which she does o good iob . . . espe- cially in chem. and hislory . . . planning for . . . a nursing career. CHARLOTTE LEACH On lhe diminuiive and pleasanf side . . . fwo years have esfablished her . . . as a good sludenl' . . . a good worker and o good friend. HELENE LEPSKA CHARLES KINCAID Dump lrucks . , . Sfalion wagon . . . Hi-Y chauffeur . . . whom fhe Hi-Y chaper- oned . . . af Asbury Park . . . Desfinalion . , . road- builder or chauffeur. VALERIA KITCHELL Home Ec. moior . . . See her for lclesf crealions . . newesl recipes . , , Valerie likes pompadours . . . bu' hiqh ond sleek . . . cnc Dave. EVELYN LEVINE Midge . . . colleclor of Evie . . . Ring choir- . . . sfroighl A's . . . slray mon . . . A fourryear de- dogs . . , swing records . . . baler . . . An M.L. Edilor Serious sfudenl . . . of . . . easily localed . . . with clolhes . . . of 'fhe English Dulchie . ..ai1'he movies accenf. . . . She likes fo scour . . opposing teams. MARGARET LEWIS Blonde and fair . . . corr mercial course . . . lhe fc vorife being slenograph . . pleasanf and eflicier . . A lover of all sporl LOlS LOOKHOFF Smooth complexion . . . een with Faith . . . likes to -uck with Joe . , . and we o mean truck. . . even to dance. JAMES LOWERY The Mighty Atom . . His hobby is chem . . . in school . . . at home . . . Proud possessor of A-plus ...in chem . . . from Mr. Herling. PORTER LYON From the halls of Butler -ligh School to the Halls of Montezuma . . . He'S been :heerful . . . cooperative incl willing . . . and will nake . . . a good Marine . . Semper Fidelisf' JOSEPH MACKEY Joe gets a kick.. .in help- ing others . . . to go places and do things . . . Since there is much to be done . . . he gets them there in a hurry . . . Station wagons and speed. JOHN LOZIER Super Magazine Sales- man . . . shoots easily and well . . . both rabbits and alibis . . . Nimble ot finger . . . on typewriter and trigger. LORRAINE LUND One ot our quietest . . . One ot our best liked . . . One ot our most consistent . . . a good librarian . . . a constant reader . a hard worker. JAMES LYON An orator and a scholar . . . 4-year debater . . . a tlock of As to prove it . . . Jim has been Debate Club Pres .... tar 2 years . . . which is like . . . a third term. ELIZABETH MucLACHLAN Betty . . . Dark Eyes . . . Sophistication . . . Clothes , . . Singing . . , 3- year all-state chorister . . . Devotion to music. - 5 E PAUL LUBA Wavy hair . . . Serious until he smiles . . . iust can't help getting good marks in history . . .which he dislikes . . . the history, we mean. THEODORE LUCIANI Noted for notices . . . kinky hair . . . and size . . . or the lack of it . . . to fit the size . . . the name has been shortened to Ted. PHILIP MARION The Silence is golden lype . . . Conversalions limited io lhe ouldoor yarns . . . Conslanlly seen chaulleuring Ihe family . . . which he loves . . . lnlen- lions unknown. JAMES MATHER Chub . . . His likes are many . . . hunling . . . fish- ing . . . cars and movies . . . and iakes . . , and farming . . . His dislikes few . . , lies and oral book reporfs. VIOLET MacLACHLAN Vi . . . Popular wiih boys and girls . . . for her charm and friendliness . . . keeps busy . . .minding her own business . . . and her younger sisler. PALMER MATTHEWS Palmer is siriclly accord- ing fa form , , . slow 'and easy-going . . . uncon- cerned . . . He's been famousi. . . for lols of 'lhings . . . especially his neai allire . . . slick hair- comb. VINCENT McCORMICK Vince . . . Shorf and slocky . . . Dark and curly . . . Seeking acfion . . . advenlure . . . and a fighr . . . he ioined The U.S.N. MORRIS McGEE A varsily B man . . . on aulslanding scholar . . . famed for book reporls . . . an Honor Sociely man . . . a Hi-Wise guy . . . who likes la lell us he's as good . . . as he lhinks he is. PETER MANETAS Pele . . . Foremos? homework helper , . . allen- iive lo lilfle Things and punciual . . .ibuf always lale wiih fhe keys for lhe 'Kiel House . . . Sunny dis- posiiion . , , Hqppy.90- lucky iype. DORIS McGRATH A commercial siudenl . . . who likes io read . . . and ea? . . . ride horseback and swim . . . lo ease off . . . +he excess avoirdupois. EMILY MARION Shy and reliring . . . a ways plugging . . . bu? nc very oflen noficed in 1h ac? . . . Closes? friends . . Naomi and Clare , . a ways in attendance. MARY McGUIRE Performed in All-Sta' Chorus . . . lhe Glee CII . . . Music is her hobk . . . claims much of h lime , , . Ann is her p . . . and claims The re of ii. KATHLEEN McKEON Kale does very well , . . wha? she likes very much . . . She likes very much . . . drawing . . . eafing . . . reading . . , painfing . . . ln foci she likes painling well enough fo confinue . . . as an arf feacher. VERNA Mckuiwiifiilv Verna . . . decidedly alh- leiic . . . likes ice skaling . . . swimming . . . baske?- ball . . . 9 good com- mercial sludenr . . . usually seen . . . af lhe adding ma- chine . . . in ihe calf ROBERT MYERS FRANK NAVRATIL Fri+z' , , . Tall and dark Navvie . . . A Hi, . . and handsome . . . Why? guy . . . Lol's of fa- :nawls . . . clerks . . . flirls variies . . . Place , . . chem , . fire brigade . . . his- lab . . . Occupalian . . . -ory , . . priniing. sleeping . . . Task . . . eal- ing . . . Flower . . . Rose. MARJUHE McLAJGi'iLlN ln lhe groove . . . whefh- er if be dancing . . .. skal- ing . . . horseback riding . . . baskefball . . . or ar- ranging lhose g old e n fresses. RUTH MILLER Petite . . . 5' lV2 . . . main inieresi in lhe Navy . . . pals wilh Waverlyn . . . dislikes Chem . . sporls enlhusiasl. MABEL MURPHY You find Mabel wiih knee socks . . . small slaiure... differen+ coiflures . . . and a dramaiic lempera- menl. EMMA NORMAN Naie . . . an unusual nickname for an unusual girl . . , a good skaler . .. a better sfudenl . . . and a besl' friend . io Palsy. HARRY McNEIR Home-Town alhlefe . . . Milfon's baskeiball and baseball player . . . A nalural . . . as a lisherman 'and hunler . . . of a cer- lain young lady. DORIS MILLER Dai . . . Whose likes go all the way from slen- ography . . . including len- nis and swimming . . . io being wilh John . . , A lol of likes. ELMA OLSEN Tillie . . . Tall and ler- rilicllll . . . All-around American girl . . . debaling , . basketball and dimples . . Mos? Popular . . . by nolure . . . and popular eleclion. LOISMAE O'NElLL Quiz Kid . . . who knows lhe answers . . . lo school . . . being pleasanf . . . inleresled in everylhing . . . including foofball . . . The Three Bears . . , Lois- mae, Audrey: Jean. HELEN NYHUIS A Dulch lassie . . . who lassoed many hearfs . . always remembered for . . . being everybody's secre- tary .. .her original clolhes . . . her laughing eyes . . . her pleasing personalily, IRENE OSAR Underslanding nalure . . . friendly . . . if you know her . . . sludious . . J Re- sulfs . . . good marks . . . especially in chem . . . Slow and painsiaking . , . in conversalion. WARREN PATTERSON Pal . . . slar sludenf slar baskelballer . . . sfar-lover? . . . Woman's Home Companion . . lpana smile . . . grave-dig ger . Jim Squier's older braiher. WAVERLYN PAYNE Takes pains . . . in lhings she Iikes...P.A,D.... Domeslic Science . . . espe- cially .' . . Home Manage- menf , . . Domestic Type . . . and. reserved. RUTH O'DELL JOSEPH O LEARY Generally inleresled . . . oe skunk lropper in general lhings . . . Gen- Bulcher boy eral Course . . . Girl Re- connechon Joe lakes lo serves . . . Library Service watch Fords qo by . , Ping Pong . . .arguing or discussing . . . and males. LOIS PETTENGER ROBERT PFEIL Aquabelle No. 2 . . . I super on The baslrelball court . . . ihe hep ca? on dance floor . . . Tops wifh Tex . . . and originafor of Susie. fdyilakiif QQEKSGQKSSQRHWE5 1- f - 2fifErTi?i5i: EDITH PLATT CLAYTON POST 6 IBS Qfeen Bud . . . Hunts deer Gnd the lDlU6S OH fl16 with his gun . . . dears with cords she collects his ialopy . . . Cuts classes orvte sublect book . . . and figures . . . on eeping Intentions skates . . .'Used to be an o work Ambitions angel , . . now unemployed. CARROLYN RHINESMITH Blonde locks . . . Collects pins . . . tor a hobby . . . Makes many ot her clothes ...Swims...Bikes... Likes movies ANN PRIPUTIN Athletic ace . . . speedy stenographer , . . immacu- lately dressed . . . good pal to everyone . . do- mestic type. LOIS RANDALL Lorraine's side-kick . . . Pleasing combination . . . of wit , , , generosity and humor . . . Strolls in the evening . . . Very reserved . . Girl reserve . . . Lit- erary librarian RUTH REARDON Ducky , . . Follows thru . . , on the alleys . . . on the basketball court , , , with her flashing smile . . . Her rhythmic feet . . . have iived their way . . . to several trophies . . . To be found . . . always . . . with Dolly and Edna. MILDRED ROACH Midge , . . A student ot the dance . . . tram round to iitterbug . . . masters them all . . . with her sister . . . Constantly in demand . . . by the boys . . . as o dance part- ner , . , Ambition . . . a dancer? . . . No. o nurse! JANE PUGLIESE Dolly . . . U.S.O. sup- porter . . . partial to the Marines . . . The skin you loveto...lookat.., and touch . . . Eyes so soft . . and dark. LILLIAN QUACKENBUSH Tall . . . Poised . . . Pleasant voiced . . . At- tractive . . , Only For- ever . . . Bill and Lil . . . A grand girl . . .well worth knowing. NORMAN RODDA Boots . . . Lilres to Duclred practice 'blow . . . his trumpet . . . to duclc hunt Lrlred to a la Harry James . . . A bag 6 points with Buclr 'professed woman hater duclrs with Hammell , , . which he isn't . . . A Glee Clubber. JEAN SEHULSTER A mirror ot . . . original- ity and vitality . . . in dec- orating . . . painting . . . sewing . , , Humorous . . . and has a tine sense ot humor. . .A pep and tun combination. RITA SEHULSTER Malres most ot her week- ends , . . and strong points ...Agoodgirl...at Saturday evening dances . . . at movies Friday night ..,Chewsgum...ob viously . . . when she stud ies . . . and sews. SYLVESTER SHENISE Editing the Maple Leaf . . .-Wiclr's pal . . . Bass voice . . . Poetic . . . Glee Clubber . . . Believes every- thing can be tun . . . even worrying about us. WILBUR ROME An angler . . . tor odd iobs . . . and trout . . . A baseball ton . . . who says a great deal . . . only at baseball games . . .,At school . . . a Rod and Gun Club supporter. DONALD RYAN Great lover . . , Perp trator of the unusual . . in butch cuts . . . choice 4 girl triends . . . playing er . . . breaking bones . . . sl lection ot clothes. MABLE SHARPE Sharp features . . . Sharp witted . . . An actress . . . In the Christmas allegory . . . A star athlete . . .in interclass . . . A singer . . . in the Glee Club. MARY SMITH Smitty . . . Easy on t eyes . . . Wavy hair . When cute clothes.: made . 4. . Smitty mal them . . . Athletic . Captain of O. R. Gi team. E tf'55- Qs MURIEL SPELLMON Small and quie+ . . . We like her . . . for her long blacl: fresses . . . her prelfy dark eyes . . . and her courage . . . lo wear vivid nail polish . . . Ambilion . a nurse. EDNA STRUBLE LENNARD SWANSON Talenied wilh needle High. Anfon fha relwfl and ihreod bowhng . . . High Es on lhe violin harming young lady Cenlh' ' in science ' ' vho charms wnfh her mal an cnguage ' ' ' once P ...Hi-Y...Hasanoc- Has a ull . . . clelinifely dentistry. ROBERT SQUIER Model A Ford . . . A model for The girls . . . Shifls lhe car . . . lille the girls shiff him . . . Had no excuses for his Ford . . . buf plenfy for KeHlewood's absence. STAN LEY STORMS Our Champs' capfain . . . and righf guard . . . Popular . . . because he is obliging . . , because he is quief . . . Usually wilh 'Ann . . . in his car. ANN STRUBLE Tall . . . of sfalure . . and in sfory-felling . . Famed for her sfories . . or iolres . . . Devoled fo , . . Home Economics . . lhe Army . . . and Jaclr. HOPE SUTO .Diminulive . . . Arlisl and dramalisl' . . . Ou?- sfanding . . . for her silver bracelefs . . . and plenly of them . . . Pe? aversion . . . B. H. S.lll RAYMOND sToDoAnT From Blue and Gold . ..1o Navy Blue.. .lo Uncle Sam . . . Ray has Transferred his affeclions . . . for all ihings . . . ex- cepl B. H. S. memories. .. and Grace. .DOROTHY STORMS Leader of lhe pep ral- lies . . . Delighflul hosless . . . Popular and well-lilzed . . . Famed for her grace- fulness . . . in bofh danc- ing and slrafing . . . Dol' will never be forgollen... for her swell parries. PETRONELLA TACIONIS GEORGIANNA TINTLE MARIE TINTLE MARJORIE TROMAN Pat . . . Critical . . . Ge-orgie' . . , Beaver Small and sweet . . Re0ClY to 90 - - - in file Originol ClOll12S - - - lew' coat and blonde . . . Girl Faithful in the Servi Commercial Dept .... on elry . . . chatter . . . many Reserves . . . 4-year span Clubs . . . Intentions . , the athletic field! . . . Dark moods... Editor of Maple , . , Attended by . . . Lois. up in the air . . . nur eyes . . . hair . , . lipsticlz. Leat . , . Exquisite evening Coop . , , and Neal. , . . then Air Hostess. gowns . . . Lilies . . . apri- cots . . . chocolate . . . big dogs. JANETTE VANDERHOFF Definitely dimpled , . . wind-blown blonde . . . bright eyes . . . Diamond ring . . . smartly clothed . . . Career . . . obvious. JOAN VAN KEUREN iPompadours . . . sOplWiS- tication . . . sports . . . clothes , . . good grooming . . . are synonymous with Joan . . . Applies bralres . . . gas . . . and cosmetics . . . with a master's touch. HARRY VAN ORDEN JUNE VAN ORDEN Bud . . . ln 'lour years We've noticed her . . . , FAITH TRUE , . . . in all respects . - - darlc. wavy hair . . . We Eolllhful gi lun ' ' ' W' Harry has broadened . . . lrnow . . that she plays willy ' ' ' light ' ' ' True tor example . . . hunting with her cat . . . for her ' ' ' lo S' C' ' French , . .fishing . . . bowling. own amusement . . . On . . B. H. S .... its ideals me guitar ' ' h for others. . and Dana. amazement. RAYMOND VREELAN Sleepy . . . Crew 4 , . . Spends a lot of ti in Art Room . . . anc usually spent . . . Pl most sports . . . and re . . . without his laurels. HAROLD WANKLIN Bud . . . Always sifs in fron? . . . in lhe car . . . in lhe movies . . . and on Hubner's corner . . . A fall . . . handsome . . . Hi-Y member. ALFRED WHITE Down to earfh . . . in size . . . Flying High . . in l-lislory marlrs . . . He's small buf mighly good-loolv ing , . . Feels lhere's no lime . . . like a good lime. JOSEPH WARD Joe's repulalion resls on his heighl . . . good marks . . . slow drawl . . . his sis- fer . . . his sisler's friends . . . Labeled for Rulgers and Engineering. NORBERT WERNER Professional does well, loo wavy hair . . den+ smile . . in January . . since for his . . . and wise- fllrl' . . . . . with his and Pepso- Graduafed and missed gum supply cracks. PHYLLIS WHETHAM Phyl . . . Perpefual Smile . . . Gales of laugh' ler .'. . Frequenl guesf af fhe Mads . . . Afhlefic . . . Glee Club allo . . . Phyl has sfamped herself as a funslover . . . Her molto, Keep 'em smilin'. ESTHER WHITE We've known Esther . . . for her hobbies . . . col- lecling records . . . piano playing . , . reading . . . and for her rore dependa- bilify . . . generosity . . . and friendliness. BENTLEY WICKHAM Wick . . . lo mosi . . . Pele lo some . . . Ben- ny lo his iniimales . . . Varsily Baskefball Cenler . . . Zombie . . . Aquaguy No. I . . . 6-day bike rider . . . Broad grin . . . Cash Cuslodian . . . Universally liked. LEO WICKHAM Being involved . . . in newspaper work . . . and eleciricily . . . its Curren+ Evenls . . . when Leo ar- rives . . . early. DELMAR WHRITENOUR Del . . . Daniel Boone iype . . . Inimifable walk , . . Hunls and 'fishes and fraps . . . General Sfore . . . Can sell you anylhing . . from soup io nufs. CATHERINE WITTY Dreaming in class . . and oul . . . a reader . . . a sleady falker . . . nimble wilh a needle . . . and con- slanl companion of Grace. CARMEN WOLFF To fhe Lalins . . . Car- men meanl' Song , , , To us Carmen means fhe same , . . All-Slaie Chorus girl . . . A mellow allo . . .The Lafins didn'r know Wolff . . . buf 'ro 208 she is known for her noise . . . arlislic abilily , , , and her lovely fresses. DAVID WOOLLEY 'Our Champ's End . . . A football warrior . . . and bcskereer . . . who never needed an excuse . . . on ihe gridiron or on lhe couri . . . bu.'r frequenlly needed one . . . to gel info class. MARK WHRITENOUR ,Sensalional . . . exagge- raled . . . Iish siories . . . Usually aims . . . al diffi- culf angles . . . io inform us . . . aboul ihe one . . . Thai gol away . . . Mark is a big, good-naiured fel- low .I . . wiih a big line. GERALDINE WlCHERT Gerry . . . An alfrac 'five blonde who likes moe sporfs . . . her favorile being . . . roller-skaling . . horseback riding . . . Seem fo 'Favor . . . lhose of whic . . . mosf people sif dowr WANDA ZEAK Coming Iasl . . . Wanda is sold . . , on Iafeness . . . ai school . . . af 'lhe 'five and dime . . . buf nor for Jim . . . Probably delained . . . siyling her hair . . . which is so neafl ef ' ixxiixiwb M iss Hayward counsels freshmen This is why if rings if we Mulercfaddefi Mr. De Vito with his fresh mon group Waifin' for posses WF!! i - - jii'L?inF5f7g. ' . is s n'F5?p.f . ii rv .vs 'np GNP JUNIORS Jeannelle Ackerson Doris Allerman Frances Amafo Arlhur Anderson Donald Arlhur James Babb Donald Babcock Belly Backus Harold Baird Doris Ball Jack Barrel? Jeannelle Bass Belly Boles Norma Baxler Grace Bedwin Mae Bennell Dorolhy Billerl Esielle Bishop Bertha Bobrowski Erma Bowman Charles Brembs Dorolhy Brown Margaret Brown Vera Cahill Daylon Card Ausiin Carler Laura Chilton Emil Cimorelli Alberl Cleary Bruno Columbo Olivia Conle Marian Cook Barbara Courier Claudine Crocker John Crum Roberf Crum Ronald Crum William Cullen Kafhleen Day Willard Davenporf Arfhur Decker Mary De Fazio Richard Deming Johanna Demkowicz Belly DeVourney Thomas Di Laura George Dixon Warren Doremus Marilyn Dumper Anna Eadie Elaine Edge June Eisele Cecelia Elvin Rose Marie Farese Frank Ferrell Evelyn Filzgerald Palricia Frawley Clirlord Fredericks Leonard Freeman Francis Garbarino JUNIORS Anloinelle Gimines Margarel Gordon Carl Gray Lewis Greensway Frances Gregg Josephine Grosso Joseph Haclcell John Hale Evelyn Hall Sally Hemmell Vivienne Hansen Charles Hardenbroolr Virqinia Hargreaves Clihrord Haycoclr Alice Helms Thelma Hennion Leonard Holly Edna Houghlaling Cornelius Hubner Gwendolyn Jaclrson Phyllis Jones Anne Kane Marion Kayharl' Richard Kincaid Donald Kline Edward Kough Arlhur Lincoln Lois Lindenberg Audrey Lillle Regina Liflle Lillian Lowe Florence Luciani Helen Lusl Lauren Lusl Edilh Maglio Jason Manning Elizabelh Marion Virginia Maros Elsie Moyer Dorolhy Mccormicll William McEwan Margarel McGralh Warren McKeon June McLaughlin Jean McMinn Doris Meade George Meier Herman Meyer Roberl Meyer Ruth Michellelder Doris Miller Roy Miller Charlolfe Monlraslell Ethel Moody Helen Morse Rulh Morlon Gerald Mounl' Joseph Negrini Augusl Nichols Charlotte Norman 'Q 'vu he JUNIORS Edmund O'Dwyer Albert Olson Helen Organ Malcolm Osterhoudt Mamie Palano Shirley Paretta Clair Parlirnent Arthur Paulson Goodwin Polles Ernest Post Shirley Preston Doris Quaclnenbush Josephine Randone Albert Regeling Antoinette Reichwein Marjorie Riclxer Alma Ross Marie Rumeau Ruth Salzman William Schelling Margaret Schmuclner Gloria Sears Irene Shippee Robert Sielr Jeannette Sindla Helen Sinlco Robert F. Smith Frances Sorgi Aldo Sparzoni Rita Sperry James Squier Howard Struble Mazie Struble Gerald Thompson Roland Thompson Corwin Tintle Angeline Travato Doris Trigler Marion Vanderhoft Wilbur Van Derlyn Eva Van Houten Evelyn Van Kirk Earle Van Orden Donald Verduin Eric Vonderhorst Richard Vonderhorsl' Joseph Vozza .lean Vreeland Helen Wachtman Jack Wardlaw Lillian Weiler Donald White Lawrence Whitehead Jacqueline Whritenour Laura Wicliham Gerald Williamson Geraldine Winer Miriam Winfield Cora Witty Alice Wood DPHOMORES Jean Abbol Richard Aby Maynard Allen Vicloria Alloonian Alberl Anderson Anloinelle Aragona Myrna Arvidson Donald Ashley Harry Avogardo John Babb Harry Babcoclr Dorolhy Beerle Roger Benson William Berry Lydia Berlagno Henry Beulrema Doris Bosley Jeannelle Brandl Judilh Bruno Barbara Buggeln Roger Cahill Belly Campbell George Campbell Douglas Card Alberla Carmen Julius Carpignano Lorraine Carroll Audrey Chamberlain Ernesl Chandler Bernard Cleary Augusl Colicchio Arlhur Conlrlin Evelyn Cool: Gerard Cormier Allred Coursen Mary Courlwrighl Roger Crane Irene Cressy Doris Croslc Bernice Crum Mabel Crum Marlin Crum Enid Curlis Mobelle Cyrialrs Dorolhea Dapping Melvin Davenporl Alice Decker Frances Decker Herberl Declrer Nellie Dedio Josephine De Fazio Earl De Grow Lorraine DeGraw Helen De Grow Edilh De Groal Elizabeth Dely John Demlrowicz Harold Devaney Elizabelh Dickie Joan Dillon SOPHOMOR Carolyn Disbrow Kaihleen Donnelly Elsworlh Drew Marion Duemmer Jean Edge James Esres James Farrell Waller Farrell Joseph Fedorchall: Phyllis Fico Joseph Frank Beverly Geddes Belly Gordon Roger S. Gormley Gerald Gormley Roger J, Gormley William Gramliclr Roloerl Greene William Greensway Evelyn Grifiilhs Frank Guniher Louis Hall David Harlung Kennelh Heody Marilyn Hearle Lois Heinlein Eileen Heller Alice Henderson Jean Hennion Richard Herizberg Eileen Heslin Julius Heywang Marguerite Higgins Barbara Hiller William Hinchmon Franlr J. Hollas Franlr Holly Rose Howe Donald l-lubner Joan Hyland Margarei llre Lorraine Jackson Caroline Kessler Edward Kiichell Winifred Lawlon Dorothy Lee Adrian Lincoln Joseph Long Jane Lonslry Belly Lowe Marie Lozier Berlha Luba Doroihy Lumbreyer Charles Mac Kenn Waller Mahon Katherine Monelas Helen Maple Roger Marion Donald Malher Tony Mauriello OPHOMORES Edward Mcfwoy Maybelle McCormick Russell McNeir William Mehringer Richard Melay Mildred Mende Calvin Menschner George Merrill Waller Meslre Belly Miclrens William Miclrlilz Phyllis Milano Hilda Miller Richard Milligan l-lerberl Millwaler Edward Mines lnez Monlanye Dorolhea Morse Richard Mosser Joe Munson Clara Munzlinger Joanna Nannery Edwin Nichols Gerlrude Nolan Emil Norman Francis O'Brien William O'Dell Dorolhy O'Farrell Arlhur Olson Edward O'Neal John Oslerhoudl Virginia Palmer Doris Pepling Lorraine Perlsch Elsie Pianlanida Thomas Pierce Concella Pisani Richard Posl Donald Pulis Mary Quaclrenbush Madeline Randall Louis Regis Dorolhy Reynolds Avonne Rhinesmilh Earl Riclcer Leonard Rilrer Calherine Roccesano Eileen Rogers Evelyn Rogers Rosemary Sampson Janice Sangle John Sargenl Eva Schlollerbeclr Mary Schmuclcer Norma Search Avery Seymour Cecelia Shenise Joseph Shenise Frederick Shepherd Kalhryn Shippacase Ml' Rm SOPHOMORE Gasper Signorelli George Slreens Lois Slaughenhaupl' Rose Slawala Ada Smilh Arlhur Smith Claylon Smilh Gerlrude Smilh Nicholas Smilh Sam Smilh Palsy Spadaccini Margarel Spechl Charles Spellmon Edward Slaples Roberl Sleller Ernesl Slevens Cyrus Sliclcle Donald Sliclcle Ruby Slorms Rose Swanson Belly Terhorsl Bessie Thompson John Thomson Doris Tinlle Donald Vanderholl Neil VanDerWende Marion Van Dylce Jean Van Kappen Jane Van Luvender ldella Van Orden Cornelia Van Pamel William Van Wilpe Peler Vanderhorsl Alexander Vreeland David Vreeland James Vreeland James Walker Richard Wallxer Carol Ward Roberl Wardlaw Jacob Warner Rulh Warren Phyllis Weaver James While Jane While Marlha While Earl Whrilenour Norma Whrilenour Richard 'Whrilenour Hilda Wickham Dorolhy Willy Helen Willy Donald Worden William Wyman Helen Yeisley Cecil Wyble, '43 Leonard Wylnle, '43 Augusla Yasl, '43 Gladys Zealr, '43 FRESHMEN Helen Ahlbrand Fred Aldrich Kenneth Allerman Barbara Anderson Virginia Anderson Carrie Babcock Belly Barreff Marie Bisaccio Charlolle Bishop Edward Bishop Marian Blocl: Gerlrude Bossard Peler Bossard Mildred Boll Rexlord Bowman Leon Bradford Harold Brown William Brown June Buresch Jack Burgoyne June Bush Gerlrude Buslce David Cahill Doris Cahill Delmar Card Emil Card Roberl' Carmen Elmer Carlson Margaret Casleran Margarel Chadwick Josephine Cimarelli Richard Cleary Gladys Cole Donald Collins Richard Collins Elmer Cool: Alma Cowan Rulh Crescenle Fred Crocker Arnold Crum Florence Davenporl' George Davis Frank De Bow Conslance Declrer George Decker Doris Maa Declrer Mariorie Declrer John Deering Edwin De Hari Dorothy De Lazier Shirley DePuyi Rufh DeVourney Lillian DeWilde Dorolhy Doland Lesler Doremus Carol Dow Rodger Dow Phyllis Duffy June Duncan Patricia Dunn 'FF FRESHMEN Edward Dwyer Jane Erb Marilyn Eye? Harry Farnsworlh Edward Fedorchallc Rose Fiizpoiriclc Frank Florance Fred Franco Olive Fredericlcs Richard Gallagher Shirley Goss James Gilroy Jeannelfe Glynis Dorofhy Gormley Grace Gormley Joseph Grosso Doris Gray Jane Gray Helen Grosso Roberia Grosso Joan Hale Rosalie Headley Eleanor Heady Dorothy Healey Eleanor Heckler Dorolhy Hennion Louise Hennion June Herz Kay Hoiler Eleanor Hinderer Marie Hohenslein Peler Hopper Roberf Hudson Maxine Husselraih Henry Jeclrer Beverley Jessafh Mary Jacovini Marfha Johnson Caiherine Kane Doroihy Kayharl' Lesfer Kitchell Albert Kochlco Roberf Kochlra John Koesier Joseph Krasco Mary Krcisco Audrey Krause Irma Laufz Roberf Leece Edward Lenlhe Slonley Levine Waller Levine Jean Lindenburg Jock Lowe Alice Lundy Lawrence Marciano Eileen Marion Helen Marion Virginia McConnell Roger McCormick FRESHMEN Allen McCurcly Shirley McGeghen Cecilia Mclienny Gilberl McKean Franlc McNamara William Menschner Erriesl Merenolll Edward Meyer Elenore Meyer Roberl Micholson Thelma Miller Paul Monlraslelle Doris Mooney Leo Morgan Bernard Morreale Richard Mueller Peggy Nannery Rose Gene Nelson David Norman George Oolces Henry O'Dell Eleanor O'Leary Franlc O'Leary Bealrice O'Sullivan William O'Sullivan Slanley Pascoe Catherine Payne John Peine Ruth Peplinq Leonard Pelers Doris Porler Russel Porler Hans Preuss Irene Quaclrenbush Van Rapalii Alice Reardon Shirley Redner Dolores Reilh Richard Reilly Lawrence Rhinesmilh Anna Riclcer Norma Rilrer Edward Riley George Riley Loismae Ross Margarei Rosenburgh Harry Rowe Eileen Ryan William Sando Edward Sanders Eleanor Sanders Melvin Sanders Marilyn Scanlon James Scellen Evelyn Schmidl Lillian Scoll Thomas Sehulsler Joyce Seiglried Helen Shenise Joyce Shippee I KI:bl lMbN Lois Shippee Leonard Sisco Ben Slaal Elhel Smilh Lillian Smilh Olis Smilh Waller Smilh Charles Snyder Claire Spreen Mary Squilieri Theresa Slangalo Lucy Slephens Joan Sladdarl Margarel Slorms Jean Slrom Carolyn Slruble Raymond Slruble Evelyn Summers Lillian Summers Donald Tinlle Roberl Tinlle Isabel Tilus Belly Tracy Elizabelh VanColl William Van Handel Madelyn Van Lenlen Frances Van Luvender G-ilberf Van Orden Jean Van Orden Joseph Van Riper Florence Van Wyclc Dave Vendeni Fred Vicine Audrey Wallrer Beverley Walker Charles Wallers Gladys Weaver John Weaver Lois Weaver Tom Webb William Weiss Everell Welmore John While Louis While Alma Whrilenour Roger Whrilenour LeRoy Wildey Arleen Willy Fred Worman Olive Wolll Lorraine Wrighl 9 -A' ir GUR ROLE IN GOVERNMENT i The Council meeTs Council ofTicers wiTh Mrs. ImandT Three diTTerenT agencies oTfer opporTuniTies for sTudenT parTicipaTion in managing our school. They are The STudenT Council, The Homeroom Represen- TaTives and The newly organized CiTizenship Service. The STudenT Council is The linlc beTween The sTu- denT body an-d The TaculTy. lT aims To be ol service To The school in any way possible. lTs services have included organizing The sTudenT body, financing special assemblies and many oT The exTra-curricular acTiviTies, presenTing a radio To The school. and selling reTreshmenTs aT The STudenT Loan ConcerTs. Besides, The Council compiles a handbook Tor The convenience ol incoming Treshmen and, from The social viewpoinT, iT holds a Tall and spring -dance TogeTher wiTh occasional Tea dances. These are among The more imporTanT aT The Council's services To The school. The Homeroom RepresenTaTives, consisTing aT one person elecTed Trom each homeroom, are a connecTive agency beTween The sTudenTs and The Council. The members assisT The Council in mosT of Their acTiviTies. The CiTizenship Service was organized This year To encourage proper aTTiTudes Towards The school and iTs organizaTion. This group has aided The pas- sage oT TraTTic Through The corridors an-d, by iTs campaigns, has broughT abouT a much neaTer and more eTTicienT school. Cfflilensh I. 'D Qfou We 'D Qefg ins, wif, Ill wchions FREEDOM OF SPEECH ir -k -k DeboTers prepare Tor Roxbury A sludenl conducls The assembly A heaTed discussion wiTh The Forum The democraTic privilege oT sTaTing one's view orally is noT aT all ignored by many of BuTler High's sTudenTs. For Those of us who Care To air our views and -deTend Them when necessary There are The DebaTe Club and The Forum Club. In The annual conTesT Tor school debaTe champions The Senior debaTers won by deTeoTing The Juniors TirsT and Then, in The Tinals, The Freshmen, previously vicTor- ious over The Sophomores. The Seniors won by defending The double TeaTure movie quesTion. The Two vorsiTy debaTe Teoms, picked Trom The club. deTeaTed Two Teams from Roxbury. The debaTes, held aT Roxbury and BuTler, had os Their Topic a compulsory miliTory Training program on a permanenT basis. Miss BanTo and Miss LeBeau advised The club. The Forum Club, un-der The direcTion oT Miss Belding, is composed of Juniors and Seniors. During The year The club discussed The mosT Timely Topics. ATTer The ouTbreolc oT war iTs program was cenTered around The War program. AND OF THE PRESS ir Freedom of The press! BuTleriTes really enioy This principle which is considered one of The bulwarks oT dem- ocracy. Here TuTure iournalisTs'geT Their TirsT TasTe oT prinTer's ink in producing our Three sTudenT publicaTions. Once a monTh The Maple Leaf is published, The enTire iob being done by The sTudenTs. STudenT ediTors and sTudenT reporTers receive TaculTy advice an-d guid- ance buT do The acTual work Themselves. STudenTs scouT' up The news, wriTe iT, Type The copy, seT up The dummy, Tind adverTisers and disTribuTe The Tinal producT. Maple Leafers are proud oT Their Tinancial independence. A Maple Leaf pin is awarded To Seniors who have been on The sTaTT Tor Two years and an ediTor Tor one year. The Fledgling, our liTerary magazine, published iTs TirsT issue in March. BuTler High School has many TalenTed wriTers who have had no incenTive To engage in creaTive wriTing. Since The Fledgling supplies This need, iT received an enThusiasTic welcome. AT The presenT Time, The Fledgling is mimeographed, buT The sTaTT hopes ThaT iT will be prinTed in The near TuTure. Many hours of Tree Time were spenT by Miss Hawkins and The sTaTF To make The FIedgling someThing oT which our school should be proud. GeTTing Maple Leaf Copy ready Laying OUT The dummy The Fledgling Takes wings The Maple LeaT STGTT T 1 Discussing The dummy -Ar THIS NUGGET -lr When The lour years of high school have ended, and a record oT These years, wiTh parTicular emphasis on The lasT year is desired, The NuggeT appears To Tell iTs sTory in picTures and Type. Besides being a record oT a successful year, The Nug- geT serves anoTher purpose. OpporTuniTies are presenTed Tor execuTing a iob ThaT requires Ten monThs oT never-end- ing jobs. Since publicaTion by phoTo-oTTseT permiTs a wider number and varieTy of picTures, phoTographers are lcepT busy. Then There are Those who produce The wriTe- ups, The nimble-fingered TypisTs, who geT The maTerial ready Tor The prinTer, The salesmen, who in The Tace of rising cosTs, ceilings, raTioning, and prioriTies. have sold many ads, The diligenT salesmen, and circulaTion managers, The TasTe, humor, and sporTs ediTors, and sTa'TisTicians. The I942 NuggeT STaTT adopTed The Theme LiTe, LiberTy, and The PursuiT ol Happiness in order To show how These ideals operaTe in The modern secondary school. The phoTographers-aT resT YGGfbO0lf TYPISTS Going over subscripTions 1 i' OUR HOBBIES i' -S The greaf number of ac+ivi+ies, designed fo fi+ lhe fasfes of everyone, is surpassed only by 'the freedom wifh which fhese aclivifies are chosen and pursued. These oc+ivi+ies or hobbies range from 'lhose lhoi' are quire infellecfual fo fhose fhal are social. and even recrea+ional. All are encouraged 'ro fake advanfage of of Ieasf one acfivify so +ha+ we mighf learn how +o use our leisure lime more profilobly. Singing French songs Harmonica Club on lhe high Cs Wha+'s The proporfion? Wha+'s cookin'? The Song Club Fly lying ik i' 'A' AND OUR SERVICES lp fhe ladder Helping al lhe library I 'lOur Services include Those we render and lhose rendered lo us. 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Sw.: 5 Y M' J 5 A - I J, ,. ., . -ff V- ,, . .id - , 1 LM: 'JL qv, V . , ,.lf -v '5.A- , n 'A' if -A' THE MUSICAL The Glee Club performs Music plays a leading role in our pursuiT aT happiness aT BuTler. Besides The courses aTTered Tor Those inTeresTed in music, BuTler has an ouT- sTanding Glee Club. This year The Glee Club had The honor oT having TourTeen members chosen Tor The All-STaTe Chorus. l:iTTeen oT The mosT Tal- enTed singers were chosen To compose a vocal ensemble, This ensemble made several appear- ances during The year. This year There were Two insTrumenTal ensem- bles, one Tor The advanced musicians and The The clorineT secTion The vocal ensemble oTher Tor The beginners. A crowning climax To The year's musical eTTorTs was reached on The NighT oT Song FavoriTes. The Glee Club and The vocal ensemble per- formed beTore a capaciTy crowd. The song TavoriTes sTarTed baclc in The Gay NineTies and ended in a modern Tempo. In This presenTaTion The several deparTmenTs in school combined in producing nicely painTed scenery, checlcered suiTs and musTaches, and even a Bicycle BuilT For Two. Our basso aT worlc The or'chesTrC Q L Brass secTion -k ak THE DRAMATIC The Senior Play Casf poses Juniors applying makeup The siage holds such an aiiraciion for us a+ Builer Thai fourdrarnaric clubs are needed ro fill ihe needs of The siuderir body. The Senior Dramaiic Club, under Miss Boehm's direc- rion, presenred a moraliiy called The Waif. A parf of lhe Chrisimas program, ir was received enihusiasiically by ihe sludenrs and The public. The Junior Dramaric Club, wiih Miss Axrell as di- reciress, presenred a comedy Georgie Porgie for our enioymenr. The Club visiied New York and saw The play Arsenic and Old Lace. The Sophomore Club, Mrs. Kulc's group, produced Fa+her's Day On for bofh assemblies. Miss l-layward's Freshman Club pui on shorl skirs ai each meeiing for fhe Club members' criricism. The annual Senior Play was siaged under rhe direc- iion of Miss Keichum on May I. The play was a Three-acl comedy enlirled Everybody Works Bur Fa'rher. Mrs. Ashfon lMinrial Hadley ll-iadl Ashion Dale Ashion ........ Burgess lBuzzl Ashron Roger Rayburn ..... Mazie Droops ..... Cherry Harfsell Elfon Barnes ....... Rulh Brighf .,.,,.... Malvina Weaiherby .. Alfred Weadon ..... The Sophomore Dramaiic Club Will They lcnow us? THE CAST ....,PhyllisWhe+ham ..........Joseph Ward .. . . . Belly MacLachlan .. . . . . .Morris McGee .....Sylvesler Shenise ..........Hope Sufo .....Violei MacLachlan .......Rober+ L. Day .....CharloHe Leach .Elma Olsen . . . . ,Thomas Kean Seniors geifing insfrucfions THE CREATIVE 'K' ul' The finishing Touches lndusTry in The orT room Provision hos been mode lor creoTive worlc in our educoTionol scheme. Mony enTerprises in The school re- quire The uTmosT of The ingenuiTy ond originoliTy of The sTudenT. Such enTerprises include fields os orT, dress de- signing, woodworking in The shop ond prinTery iobs. ln orT The sTudenTs ore on Their own, developing Their own ideos, improving Their Technique in hondling moTeriols by observing ond reproducing whoT They see oround Them. The orT sTudenTs hove unselfishly given much ol Their Time ond energies To beouTiTying The wolls in school, rnolcing posTers. ond pciinTing scenery Tor dro- rnoTic producfions. -nv' , ! Work in The shop encibles The boys To develop mon- uol dexTeriTy by producing procTicc1l obiecTs for The home. Dress designing gives The girl o chance To corry Through Trom on slceTch To o brond-new creciTion The producT oT her own imoginoTion. The prinT shop hos crecTed ond produced The numerous inviToTions, onnouncemenTs, progroms, forms ond oTher moTeriols in use QT school. Skill of The sow ls iT smoofh enough? A liTTle longer. please! Feeding The press ir THE SOCIAL -k Franlc Dailey visiTs Us A school year usually has a compleTe social calendar and This year was no excepTion. Besides being compleTe, iT was a varied program. Beginning wiTh The Fall Dance sponsored by The Council, The dance season conTinued Through The year wiTh noon dances, Tea dances, The Spring Dance and Tinally The Junior Prom. There were several successTul parTies including The Freshman Masquerade, The CiTzenship ParTy, The Soph- omore ParTy, The French Club ChrisTmas ParTy, and The VarsiTy B ParTy. Finally There was a series oT eclucaTional and enTer- Taining assemblies TeaTuring The naTionally prominenT orchesTra oT Alvino Rey and The Four King SisTers, a program Trom The General ElecTric T-louse oT Magic, The Marching Men oT Song and several ouTsTanding explorers, advenTurers and lecTurers. AI uno Rey perTorms on The guiTar The House of Magic Clllzenshlp POTW . .. , ,. n an-vqnnnn... Prom PainTers Council Decorafes Tor The Spring Dance -k THE PHYSICAL Rad and Gun Cub On lhis and sulosequenl pages are lealured in pic- lures and prin'+ a phase ol high school life Thai is impor- Tanl loday and Tomorrow. Herein are shown lhe ollempls 'ro promole and encourage physical well-being, +0 pro- vide parlicipalion in aclivilries Jrhof require The physical filness ol lhe individual and lhe cooperalion ol lhe group. This page lealures pursuils Thai do nor have varsily slolus as wreslling, lor inslance, and acfivilies provided by ihe grea'r ouldoorsu as Rod and Gun aclivilies. Furlher lhere are shown cerlain oulgrowlhs of +he physical educalion program, lor example, firsl aid inslruclion. U ndercloss Ping Pong The girls learn lo apply lirsl aid Now brealr 'the hold! Mr Wefham ready lo apply o bondage 'A' -k GIRLS' SPORTS The cillwlelic program ouflined lor llwe girls is very comprehensive. Following flwe colendor, Aulumn sees llwe girls of fielcl hockey, Winler wolclwes boslcelboll ond volleyboll, Spring uslwers in boseboll. ln befween ore sonclwiclwed archery, soccer, bodminlon ond sliullleboorcl, ond golf inslruclioris. Bodminlon Archery K , fi 2 Fi L Hoclcey Bowling GIRLS' SPORTS ir The program is broad enough 'ro caier lo all inieresls and, if ihe enihusiasm of any gym class is evidence, lhe girls are more Than mildly inleresled. This inferesr carries over info +he inrramural com- pelilion in baslceiball and volleyball. The baslceiball champions were The Seniors, +he volleyball cham- pions were uncleiermined as ihe yearbook goes lo press. B05eb0ll Paddle Tennis Golfers Swing Golfers Pose Q-H55 MS? i ? ,'ffNH??L. HK, -'iii . 'Z WW . 5 B' 'HF 5'fM iEM6f.ET NEW JERSEY STATE CO-CHAMPS AND TRI-COUNTY CHAMPS BuTler l'ligh's Bulldogs hiT The highspoTs This year wifh a Group lll STaTe Co-Championship, and Tri-CounTy and Morris CounTy Championships. The Team presenTed The school wiTh iTs TirsT unblem- ished record in iTs gridiron hisTory. In The long sTring of vicTories There were numbered The TradiTional rivals Trom PompTon Lakes, a sTrong eleven from EasT RuTherTord and a rugged Roxbury Team ThaT had been previously un- beaTen. Then, Too, There were vicTories over MorrisTown, Ramsey, Dover, BoonTon and NewTon. Besides Team honors, many honors were showered on individuals aT The Team. Wallace Douglas an-d STanley STorms were selecTed for All-STaTe honors. Russell Burg- hardT, Thomas Hammell, Jack Sangle, David Woolley and William Donnelly made several All-CounTy and Tri- CounTy Teams. The squad QE,--ai, Bufler leaves The fleld We operofe of ninhr -uf, i The record The Brain Trusf ot work Buck Douglas MGM fha? bam Our bockfield TOU1 Hormel' Second holf Jock Sonqle . Xe Q4 WV. ,X har! s Q fy 5 J NS 9' 3 u . N, 7.1 mf! 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V4F,'l:li'1L-. iffwfi, Under Caplain Pal Pa'r+erson's leadership +he I942 baslcelball +eam capfured nine oulr of fiffeen reg- ularly scheduled conlesfs. During lhe season Buller be-of Haclceflslown and Roxbury lwice, Jrhe Alumni and Sussex once. The 'ream splif wilh Pompfon Lakes, Dover and Hawfhorne, losf fwo games lo Boonlon and one 'ro Passaic Valley, appearing for 'rhe firsl lime on our schedule. ln inlramural cornpelilions baslcelboll championship laurels resfed on lhe Junior looys from Room 2OI and The Senior girls from Room 207. u SEE-JEDULE Bufler 38. . .Alumni ,,,,,,, ,, Buller 24. . .pompfon Lalces . . .32 Bufler 28. . .Haclrellslown .. . .23 Bufler 59. . .Sussex . . . . . . . , . .29 Buller 36. , .Hawlhorne .... . .34 Buller 43. . .Boonfon . .. .. . .44 Bufler 23. . .Passaic Valley ...30 Boller 34. . .Roxbury . . . . . .2l , Bufler 29. . .Boonlon ...... . . .36 Buller 23. . .Howlhorne ... .. .30 BOYS Inlerclass Champs Buller 37. . .Pomplon Lalces. . .28 Bufler 37. . ,Dover . . . . . . .. . . Baller 40. . .Dover ........ .. .28 Bufler 38. . .Hackeflslown .... Buller 4l . . .Roxbury ........ .29 40 25 The i942 Cagers The varsity looks up 0, - ....'.523.'5 - B A S E B A L L i' F' gr l I 1 fs,5QTT?5+-.M-.-2, gba, 'sf The 1942 Nine 5P,'l'il'- 'Q3 S- TE'-uf.f f 'il ' H' Wig wfLi54gT-,wi fl' l Q' S f tx I ix K 'u X K ,. W ll T ik i 1 E W, is vs il if P fr- 4 Nil l'xllJl 'fi rr' Sgrlpvki, .J-fbxyigli 1 :nun i wi r in 5,-, ha- l 7 .T V KW pl as W s 9 35' ,, H. X A m' ' BuTler's nine piled up an eighT-game winning sTrealc ThaT was good enough To win The Tri-CounTy Champion- ship in l94l. As The T942 season rolled around Coach WheTham looked over The squad To -Tind very few holdovers. And so wiTh inlielders PaTTerson and Wyble and moundsmen Mil- ler and Pfiel reTurning, These men were The nucleus Tor The T942 championship conTenders. lnTeresT in baseball was heighTened by The announce- menT of a Twelve-game schedule which included Two games wiTh Pompfon Lakes, which had a Team lor The TirsT Time again aTTer a Two-year lay-off. Youfhful Twirlers Loolring iT over STrilce Three i 1 5 3 , , g..,sm5Z'.lQW vws'S'wMi'Tf GOLF Since golf is gradually coming in+o ils own as a high school spar? if is given a greal deal of encouragemenl a+ Bufler. Bolh girls and boys receive insiruclions during The spring monfhs in The fundamenials of golf by Myron Kniffen, The Passaic Counfy Course Pro. The golf 'reom represenling Buller is coached by Mr. Herling. Garfield, Easfside, Passaic Valley, Cenfral, Pompfon Lalces, Clif- 'ron, and Bufler comprise a high school league' in which The compefiiion is keen. The league plays ifs maiches on The Passaic Counfy Golf Course. The feam is composed of James Lyon, Joseph Ward, Richard Bidlaclc, Thomas Di- Laura, William Berry, Donald l-lubner, Roberf Sleller, Roloeri Day, Roberl' Barneil and Tony Mauriello. Limbering up THE BAND AND CHEERLEADERS -k Our Band ond Cheerleaders played a very imporlanf role in inspiring our 'reams 'ro vic- fory. Their job if was 'ro encourage our 'reams lo do lheir besl and fhis iob was done splen- didly. The Band under Miss Tillson's direclion was a credil To 'rhe school nal only for ils music bul also for fhe execufion of many lriclcy drills. The Cheerleaders, Miss Rablen's charges. lcepl BuTler's cheering seclion on Hs Toes roof- ing lor lhe home Team. ir ak ir Beiween cheers Cheerleaders in achon Dol Slorms Forward marchl Aboul face Our colors eniorfi af WUQIHL anclfg ay Sensors of ihe mrmeogroph The rung commnrfee Semor Servuce Semors welcome Juniors mio Honor Socuery American Hisfory Class Scrub me momma! Grace and Roy English Lu? 7 1 I P1 I!113 i.Il.k1lli- i Liz-Jh.e.QJV x . GUR HISTORY When The Class of l942 enTered The halls of Bu+Ier High School in l938 They were beginning a journey over an uncerTain road ThaT was, aT Times, smooTh and delighTful and, aT oTher Times, rough and difficulT. Filled wiTh The usual by-paThs, wiTh perplexing and confusing forks and The ineviTable obsfacles, This was a journey in four sTages ThaT led finally To CommencemenT Day. When homerooms were assigned, as freshmen, They found Themselves lucky enough To occupy The new wing which had jusT been compleTed, and from This secTion of The building They sTarTed upon This Trip. ln The fall They reached The spoT which said Halloween ParTy and There They held The annual freshman affair compleTe wiTh brighT cosTumes and gay decoraTions. Well on Their way by spring They again reached anoTher common resTing place and presenTed Their play for fuTure freshmen who would soon follow in Their TooTsTeps. The name of Their play was Buddy Answers an Ad. By The Time The Class of '42 had become serious sophomores, by-paThs, in The form of exTra-curricular acTiviTies and exTra subjecTs, were aTTracTing many along Their lanes. The class wenT To The poverTy parTy in old cloThes, and for Their conTribuTion To school enTerTainmenT They offered NOT QuiTe Such A Goose. By The Time Their journey was half over, The members of The class proved Them- selves able aThleTes, good sporTs, and displayed plenTy of solid school spiriT. The junior dramaTic club presenTed The Ring and The Look for The school's enjoymenT. ln The spring The journey Took Them To ArgenTina where, amid The splendor and beauTy of The ArgenTine NighTs, The class acTecl as hosT To The Seniors aT The Junior Promenade. When Their desTinaTion and goal had finally come in sighT, The road, insTead oT becoming smooTl1er, became rougher. War, once a possibliTy, became an acTualiTy. The class forged ahead, sTriving for progress and for service To The counTry. Washing- Ton would noT be one of The sTops on Their journey. - The pleasures of The Trip Through high school were sTill There and The class gave Everybody Works BuT FaTher for Their conTribuTion To enTerTainmenT, and danced inTo The realms of anoTher world aT The Prom. j When Their journey was compleTed on CommencemenT Nigh+ The Class of '42 realized They were noT free To venTure on Their own inTo paThs of Their own choice: raTher, They were To begin anoTher journey, more difficulT, more dangerous, perhaps longer Than The one They had jusT compleTed, for This journey would only end wiTh The ulTimaTe assurance oT The preservaTion of democracy and The guaranTee of The-'pjrivig leges and righTs of a free world. ' Q if 7l SENIOR STATISTICS HERMAN ADALIST Joined the U. S. Navy in Senior year3 Dramatic I, 2, 3, 43 Cooking 43 Forum 33 Cheerleader I, 23 Camera I3 Rod ond Gun I3 Basketball Manager I. CLARA ANDERSON Class Vice-President 43 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 43 President 43 All State Chorus 33 Homeroom Representative 33 Presi- dent 33 Senior Service 43 Yearbook 43 Girl Reserves I, 3, 43 Librar Club I, 23 Dramatic Club 33 Junior Prom 33 Ping Pong 23 Bowling 3, 43 Game and Song Club 2. FAITH ANDERSON Camera Club 23 Ping Pong 3. NORMAN ANDERSON Ping Pong 23 Cooking 3. WALLACE ANDERSON Camera I3 Football I, 2, 3, 43 Varsity B 43 Quartette 33 Senior Service 43 Yearbook 4. ESTHER ARVIDSON Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 43 Forum 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom 33 Citizenship 33 Band 23 Orchestra 23 Dramatic 2. WESLEY AUNGST Bowling 3, 4. MARION AVOGARDO Transferred from Eastside High School, Paterson, New JSFSGYQ Craft Club 4. RUTH BAILEY Home Nursing 33 Ping Pong 33 Yearbook 43 Game and Song 4. ROBERT BARNETT Senior Service 43 Yearbook 43 Dramatic 3, 43 Debatinfg I, 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom 33 Citizenship 33 Maple Leo 23 Bond I, 23 Student Council I3 Golf earn 3, 43 Inter-Class Basketball 4. THORNE BENDER Glee Club I, 2, 3, 43 Basketball Manager 2, 33 Forum I. RICHARD BIDLACK Bowling 43 Ping Pong 2, 33 Golf Team 3, 43 Camera I3 Astronomy I. -- JOAN BIEMER Yearbook 43 Home Nursing 43 Forum 33 French 33 Junior Prom 33 Maple Leaf 33 Homeroom Representative 3' Game and Song Club 23 Library 23 Inter-Class Volleyball 23 Art I, Girl Reserves I. NORMAN BOGERT Inter-Class Basketball 43 Inter-Class Volleyball 43 Junior Varsity Football I3 Camera I. MORTON BOGGESS Science 43 Cooking 33 Rod and Gun 23 Ping Pong I3 First Aid I. RUTH BOSLEY Science Club 43 Home Nursing 33 First Aid 33 Cratt Club 23 Game and Song Club I3 Art Club I. ELIZABETH BOWMAN Transferred from Boonton High School, Boonton, New Jersey3 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Treasurer 33 Secretary 43 All- State Chorus 2, 3, 43 Bowling 33 Game and Song Club 23 Citizenship Service 3. JOHN BRASSELL Baseball 2, 3, 43 Intra-mural Basketball 43 Intra-mural Volleyball 43 Fire Brigade 2, 33 First Aid 33 Cooking 2, 33 Rod and Gun I3 Ping Pong I. EVELYN BROLSMA Dramatic I, 3, 43 Yearbook 43 Club Service 33 Library 23 Intra-mural Volleyball 3, 43 Intra-mural Basketball 3, 43 Intro-mural Baseball 3, 4. RUSSELL BU RGHARDT Transferred from Edison Junior High, East Orange, New Jersey3 Senior Class President 43 Honor Society 43 Senior Service .43 Chairman of Ticket Taking of Senior Play 43 First Aid 23 Ping Pong 33 Freshman FootboII3 Varsity Football 3, 43 Intra-mural Basketball 43 Intra-mural Vol- leyball 4. ELIZABETH CAHILL Craft Club 43 Maple Leaf 33 Bowling 33 Cheerleader 23 Homeroom Representative 23 Girl Reserves I3 Inter-class Hockey I. LENA CAM PAGNA Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 23 Band 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Yearbook 43 Science Club 43 Citizenship 3, 43 Home Nursing 33 Basketball 43 Volleyball 4. LUCY CAM PBELL Transferred from Barringer High School, Newark, N. J. MARILYN CARD RALP Student Council 43 Honor Society 43 Yearbook 43 Symphony Orchestra I, 2, 3, 43 Dance Orchestra I, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Band 3, 43 Maple Leaf I, 2, 33 Editor of graple laeat 33 Forum Club 23 Dramatic Club I3 All-State orus . H CASLER Camera I3 Astronomy I3 Yearbook 43 Junior Prom 33 Inter- class Touch Football I. GRACE CHANDLER Yearbook 43 Dramatic 43 Inter-class Basketball I, 2, 3, 43 Inter-class Volleyball I, 2, 33 Inter-class Baseball I, 2, 3, 43 Photograph 33 Ping Pong 23 Girl Reserves I3 Song Club 2. DOROTHY CHILTON Orchestra I, 2, 33 Glee I, 2, 33 Library Club 2, 33 Re- porter for School Paper I, 2, 33 Transferred from Williams- town High School, New York, in Senior Year. MARGARET CIRANKO CHA Transferred from West Side High School, Newark, N. J.3 Ping Pong 4. . RLES CLEARY Transferred from Seton Hall Prep3 Forum Club 2, 3 3 Boys' Cooking Club 4. DOROTHY CLEARY Girl Reserves 3, 43 Maple Leaf I, 2, 3, 43 Advertising Editor 43 Debating 23 Biology Club 33 Dramatic Club 43 Home Nursing 33 Year Book 43 Citizenship Service, Presi- dent 33 Homeroom Representative 43 Inter-class Baseball I, 2, 3, 43 Inter-class Volleyball 2, 3, 43 lnter-class Basket- ball 3, 43 Inter-class Hockey I3 Junior Prom Committee3 Song and Game Club 23 Senior Play Committee 4. CELINE CLOT Song Club I, 23 Game, and Song 23 Needlecrott I3 French Conversation 3, 43 Senior Service 43 Forum 33 Correspond- ence I3 Dancing I3 Prom Committee 3. DOROTHY COKER Transferred from St. Josephs, Newark, N. J.3 Debate 3, 43 Camera 33 Home Nursing 33 Science 43 Fledgling 43 l.i- brary 43 First Aid 4. DORIS CONKLIN Homeroom Representative I3 Library Service I, 2, 3, 43 Maple Leaf I, 2, 33 Editor 33 Symphony Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Dance Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Band 43 Yearbook 43 Fledgling 43 Editor of Fledgling 43 Hohor Society 3, 4. VERA CONNIZZO MAR Dramatic 23 Game and Song 23 Song 23 Forum 33 French Club 33 Home Nursing 43 Ping Pong 4. JORIE COOPER Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 43 President of Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 43 Citizenship Service 3, 4: Yearbook 43 Bowling 43 Biology 33 Ping Pong 2, 33 First Aid 43 Library Service 2, 33 Junior Prom3 Inter-class Volleyball 43 Inter-class Basketball 4. SHIRLEY COOPER Girl Reserves I3 Dramatic Club 2,'43 Homeroom Repre- sentative 23 Glee Club 2, 33 Senior Service 43 French Conversation 33 Junior Prom 33 Junior Prom Committee 3. CHESTER CRUM Rod and Gun I3 Cooking 3, 4. HILDA CRUM Art Club I, 2, 43 Prom Committee 33 Ping Pong 3. ROBERT V. DAY Mathematics I, 23 Bowling 43 Football 3, 43 Varsity B 43 Hi-Y 43 Golf 4. ROBERT L. DAY Astronomy I3 First Aid 23 Ping Pong 23 Fire Brigade 3, 43 Bowling 3, 43 Boy's Cooking 43 Hi-Y 43 Inter-Class Volley- ball 43 Inter-class Basketball 4. NELSON DCBOW Forum I3 Ping Pong I, 23 Rod and Gun 23 Quartet 33 Fire Brigade 33 Baseball 43 Inter-class Basketball 43 Inter- class Volleyball 4. .IEAN DEC KER Dramatic I, 23 Girl Reserves I3 First Aid I3 Mathematics Club I3 Craft Club 23 Maple Leaf 33 Dance Orchestra 2. 3, 43 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 43 Honor Society 3, 43 All-State Chorus 4. NORMAN DECKER Rod and Gun I, 23 Boys' Cooking 3, 43 J. V. Football I3 Varsity Football 2, 3, 43 Varsity B Club 3, 4. HOWARD DOGRAW Art Club I3 Ping Pong 23 Fire Brigade 4. NAOMI DQGRAW Girl Reserves I, 23 Ping Pong 23 First Aid 33 Bowling 43 Yearbook 43 Citizenship Service 43 Volleyball 43 Fledg- ling 4. ELIZABETH DQPUYT Ping Pong 2, 33 Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 43 Yearbook 43 Junior Prom Committee 33 Library Club I, 4. EILEEN DEVANEY Assistant Class Treasurer 43 Honor Society 43 Senior Serv' ice 43 First Aid 3, 43 Junior Prom Committee 33 Com- mercial Club 33 Library Service 33 Ping Pong 23 Girl Reserves I3 Home Economics I3 Freshman Dramatic I. MURIEL DICKERSON ' Art I3 Camera 23 Bowling 33 Dramatics 3, 43 Yearbook 4. WILLIAM DINGLE Rod and Gun I, 23 Bowling 3, 43 Boy's Cooking 33 Visual Aid 33 Mathematics Club 43 Citizenship 4. VIRGINIA DONALD Maple Leaf I, 2, 3, 43.Astronomy I3 Girl Reserves 23 Ping Pong 43 Library Service 33 Junior Prom Committee 3. ANDREW DONDERO Cooking 43 Inter-class Basketball 4. WILLIAM DONNELLY Wrestling I, 23 Ping Pong I, 23 Varsity Football 3, 43 Inter-class Volleyball 43 Inter-class Basketball 4. WALLACE DOUGLASS Varsity Football 2, 3, 43 Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Varsity Baseball 3. DOROTHY DOW Girl Reserves I3 Art I, 2, 43 Game and Song 23 French 33 Home Nursing 3. MARIE DOW Girl Reserves I3 Bowling 33 Ping Pong 43 Home Nursing 43 Game and Song 2. DANA DU BOIS Varsity Football 3, 43 Camera 33 Mathematics 23 Astron- omy 23 Ping Pong 2, 33 Bowling 43 Junior Prom 3. ELLA DUFFY Girl Reserves I3 Personnel 23 Home Nursing 33 Library 33 Citizenship 4. ROBERT DUNKELMAN Transferred from Paterson Central High School3 Bowling 33 Boxing 33 Mathematics 43 Cooking 4. LESTER ECKRICH Rod and Gun I, 3, 43 Ping Pong 2, Boxing 3, 43 Citizen- ship 4. BEVERLEY EPSTEIN Forum 2, 33 French Conversation 33 Creative Writing 4. GERALD EPSTEIN Glee Club 23 Ping Pong 23 Wrestling 23 Dramatic 2, 33 Bowling 33 Boxing 3, 43 Cooking 3. - BETTY ESSIGS Girl Reserves I3 Home Nursing I3 Ping Pong 2. ALFRED FERRARI Rod and Gun 2, 4. ROBERT FERRALASCO Ping Pong 23 Bowling 2, 33 Fire Brigade 3, 43 Inter-class Basketball 43 Volleyball 43 Varsity Baseball 4. LOUIS FOLINE Ping Pong 23 Baseball 4. ANGIOLINA FRANCO Girl Reserves I3 Bowling 3, 43 Ping Pong I, 23 Library Club 43 lntersclass Basketball I, 33 Inter-class Hockey I3 Inter-class Baseball I, 23 Inter-class Volleyball I, 2, 3. WILLIAM FRAWLEY . Astronomy I3 Rod and Gun 2, 3, 43 Bowling 4, MABEL FREDERICKS Elie Club 23 Song Club 23 Bowling 43 Inter-class Volley- al 4. AUDREY FRENCH Dramatic I3 Camera 23 Girl Reserves I3 Library Club I, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 43 French Club 33 French Conver- sational 43 Maple Leaf 33 Symphony Orchestra 2, 3. JAMES GILLIS Glee Club 43 Art Club 43 Inter-class Basketball 4. SHIRLEY GLODAVA Rod and Gun I, 23 Girl Reserves 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 4' Senior Service3 Song Club 23 Homeroom Representative 3' Hockey I3 Volleyball I, 2, 3, 43 Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. THEODORE GOBLE Mathematics Club I, 2, 43 Dramatic Club I, 23 Hi-Y 3, 4' Student Council 2, 3, 43 Vice President 43 Debate 43 Forum 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom 33 Varsity 8 3, 43 Camera 2. MAE GORMLEY Ping Pong I3 Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 43 French Club 33 Pram Committee 33 Craft Club 33 Travel Club 23 Senior Service 43 Commercial Club 33 Homeroom Representative 43 Citizenship Service 43 Basketball 4, VERA GRENOT Girl Reserves I3 Pini Pong I, 23 First Aid 33 Bowling 43 Basketball 43 Volley all 4. ANNA HAGSTROM Glee Club I, 2, 3, 43 Correspondence I3 Song Club 23 Science 4. THOMAS HAMMELL Rod and Gun I3 Wrestling 23 Boxing 33 Yearbook 43 Citizenship 43 Varsity B 43 Football I, , 3, 4. PATRICIA HANLEY Dramatic I3 Library 2, 33 Forum 2, 33 Ping Pong 3, 43 Craft Club 23 Science Club 43 Creative Writing 43 Senior Play Committee 4. CHRISTIAN HANSEN Rod and Gun I, 2, 3, 43 Fire Brigade 2, 33 Yearbook 43 Eonkizig I3 Inter-class Basketball 43 Inter-class Volley- a . GERALD HANSEN Ping Pong I, 23 Cooking 4. DAVID HARDY Inter-class Basketball I, 4, Inter-class Volleyball I, 4, Inter-class Football I, Rod and Gun I, 2, 3, 4, Ping Pong 2, Fire Brigade 3. HALSEY HARTY Boxing 2, Rod and Gun 2, Ping Pong I, Band I. ROBERT HARTY Varsity Football 3, 4, Symphony Orchestra I, 2, 3. CORA HARRIS First Aid I, 2, Dramatics I, Debating 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, Homeroom Representative I, Junior Prom 3, Yearbook 4, Senior Service 4, Art Service 4, Student Council 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Forum 4, Maple Leaf 3. NEWELL HARRISON Ping Pong I, 2, Astronomy I, Fire Brigade 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Varsity B 3, 4, Cooking 4, Hi-Y 4, Bowling 3. ELWOOD HEADLEY Rod and Gun I. ERNEST HEADLEY Rod and Gun I, 2, 3, Ping Pong I, Cooking 4, Yearbook 4. JANICE HEINEY Volleyball 2, Bask al , , e- serves I, 4, Library 2, Band and Orchestra 3, 4, Year- book 4. GILBERT HELMHOLTZ Transferred from Phillipsburg, N. J., Boxing Club 4, Var- sity B 4, Football 4. etb I 2 Mathematics Club I Girl R CAROLYN HENRY Ping Pong I, 2, First Aid 2, Bowling 4, Dramatic I, 2, 3, Girl Reserves 2, Library 2, Home Nursing 3, Prom Committee 3, Homeroom Representative I, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, Hockey I, Baseball I, 4, Cheerleader I, 2. GRACE HERZ Song Club I, Ping Pong 2, Girl Reserves I, Junior Prom 3, Library Club 3, Commercial Club 3, Home Nursing 4, Yearbook 4, First Aid 3, Home Economics I. JACK HODSHON Camera 2, Mathematics 2, Ping Pong 3, Science 4, Var- sity Football 3, 4, Fire Brigade 4, Varsity B Club 3, 4. GEORGE HOPMAN Camera I. DORIS HOPPER Ping Pong I. HELEN HOWARD Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Ping Pong 2, First Aid I. ROBERTA HUNT Library Club I, 2, Girl Reserves I, Maple Leaf 2, 3,'Craft Club 2, Game and Song 2, Junior Prom 3, Commercial Club 3, French Club 3, Bowling 4, Yearbook 4, The Fledgling 4, Honor Society 4. THEODORE HUNT Rod and Gun I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2. DONALD JARDINE Citizenship 3, 4, Dramatic 4, Bowling 3, Cooking 3, 4, Ping Pong I, 2, 3, Forum I, Wrestling I. Joined U. S. Marines. EDNA JORDAN Girl Reserves 2, Art Club I, Ping Pong 2, 3, Science 4, tikuazy 3, Junior Prom 3, Hockey I, Volleyball 4, Basket- o . CAMILLE KANE Transferred from Demarest High School, Hoboken, N. J., Bowling 3, Home Nursing 4, Dramatics 4, Inter-class Basketball 4, Inter-class Volleyball 4, lnterclass Baseball 4. JOHN KAUFMANN Ping Pong I, 2, 3, Citizenship Service 3. THOMAS KEAN Transfer. from Clifton High School, Wrestling 2, Boxing 2, 3, Hi-Y 4, Cooking 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Inter-class Basketball 4, Inter-class Volleyball 4, Citizen- ship Service 4. ROBERT KELLY Ping Pong I, Bowling Club 2, 3, Cooking Club 4, Varsity B Club 4, Varsity Basketball 4, Varsity Baseball 4. CHARLES KINCAID Forum I, Ping Pong 2, Automobile 2, Bowling 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Mathematics 4, Science 4. VALERIA KITCHELL Photography 3, Yearbook 4, Dramatic 4, Inter-class Basket- ball I, Inter-class Volleyball 2. ALMA KLUFT Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4, Craft Club 2, 4, Art Club I, Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Play Committee 4, Bi- ology Club 3, Maple Leaf 3, 4, Bowling 3, Game and Song Club 2, Citizenship 3, 4. GEORGE KRAPOHL Ping Pang I, 2, First Aid 2, Boxing 3, Boy's Cookin 3, 4, Mathematics Club 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Inter-class Volleybai 4, Inter-class Basketball 4. LAURA LARRY Girl Reserves I, Dramatics I, 4, Library 2, 3, French Club 3, Ping Pong Club 3, Bowling 3, Inter-class Basket- ball 4, Junior Prom Committee 3. CHARLOTTE LEACH Transferred from Barringer High School, Newark, N. J., Dramatic 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Fledgling 4, Yearbook 4, Personnel Service 3, Junior Prom Committee 3. HELENE LEPSKA Ixlainsierred from Passaic, French Conversation 4, First I . EVELYN LEVINE Debating I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic I, 3, Rod and Gun I, Song Club 4, Ping Pong 2, Junior Prom Committe 3, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Bowling 3, Homeroom Representative 3, Senior Service 4, Maple Leaf Editor 4, Yearbook 4, Ring Chairman 4, Senior Play Committee 4. MARGARET LEWIS Girl Reserves I, Craft 2, Commercial 3, Ping Pang 4. LOIS LOOKHOFF Library Service I, 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves I, Art Club I, Ping ong 2, French 3, Home Nursing 3, Bowling 4, Senior Service 4, Junior Prom 3, Inter-class Basketball I, 2, 4, Inter-class Volleyball I, 2, 4, Inter-class Baseball 4. JAMES LOWERY Fly Tying I, Rod and Gun I, Mathematics 4, Chemistry 4. JOHN LOZIER Boys' Cooking 4. PAUL LUBA First Aid I, Rod and Gun I, Ping Pong 2, Cooking 4. THEODORE LUCIANI Rod and Gun 2. LORRAINE LUND Library I, 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves I, Home Nursing 3. JAMES LYON Mathematics I, 2, 4, Debating I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic 2, Boxing 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, Citizenship 3, Golf 3, 4, Junior Prom 3, Forum 4, Honor Society 4. PORTER LYON Dramatic 4, Cooking 4, Ping Pong 3, Soccer Team I, Band I, Harmonica I, Joined U. S. Marines. JOSEPH MACKEY Rod and Gun I, Ping Pong 2, Bowling 3, J. V. Football 2, Baseball 3, Inter-class Basketball 4, Inter-class Volleyball 4, Senior Play Committee 4, Citizenship 4, Dramatic 4. ELIZABETH MacLACHLAN Band 2, 3, Symphony Orchestra 2, 3, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Ping Pong 2, Hockey I, Volleyball 4, Basketball 4, Yearbook 4, Girl Reserves 4, All-State Chorus 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader I, 2. VIOLET MacLACHLAN Class President I, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Ping Pong I, Cheerleader I, 2, Bowling 4, Yearbook 4, Senior Play 4, Basketball 4, Junior Prom 3, Song Club 2, Hockey I, Volleyball 4. PETER MANETAS Rod and Gun I3 Dramatic 23 Forum 3, 43 Cooking 43 Honor Society 4. EMILY MARION Girl Reserves I, 23 Ping Pong 3, 43 Home Nursing 4. PHILIP MARION Rod and Gun I, Camera 23 Bowling 43 Inter-class Foote ball I, Inter-class Baseball I. JAMES MATHER Rod and Gun I, 2, 33 Boxing 4, VINCENT McCORMICK Joined U. S. Navy in Senior year. MORRIS MCGEE Dramatic I, 2, 3, 43 Rod and Gun I, 23 Forum 33 First Aid I, 23 Yearbook 43 Hi-Y 3, 4 3 Honor Society 3, 43 Varsity Football 3, 43 Varsity B 43 Senior Play 43 Citizenship Service 33 Junior Pram 33 J.-V. Football 3. DORIS McGRATH Commercial Club 33 Girl Reserves 33 Creative Writing 4. MARY McC-JUIRE Song Club 23 French Conversation 33 Home Nursing 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 4. KATHLEEN MCKEON Girl Reserves I3 Library Club I, 23 Dromtic Club 23 Homeroom Representative 23 Craft Club 23 French Club 33 Maple Leat 3, 43 Editor 43 Forum Club 43 Art Service 43 Creative Writing 4. VERNA MCKINNON Dramatic 2, 33 Game and Song 23 Junior Prom 33 Craft Club 23 Volleyball 43 Maple Leaf 4. MARJORIE McLAUGHLIN Transferred from Passaic High School, Passaic, N. J.3 Eorrlmiercial Club 33 Club Service 33 Dramatic 43 Year- OO . HARRY McNEIR Rod and Gun I, 2, Ping Pong I, 23 Boxing 3, 43 Inter- class Basketball I, 43 nter-class Volleyball I, 43 J.-V. Football 23 Inter-class Football I. DORIS MILLER Art Club I, 23 Ping Pong 23 French Club 33 Home Nurs- ing 33 First Aid 4, RUTH MILLER Glirl Reserves I3 Craft Club 23 Home Nursing 33 First Aid 4. MABEL MURPHY Dramatic Club I, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT MYERS First Aid I, 23 Ping Pong 23 Cooking 33 Fire Brigade 3, 43 Bowling 43 Inter-Class Volleyball 4. FRANK NAVRATIL Rod and Gun I, 23 First Aid I, 23 Camera 23 Dramatics 2, 43 Mfxthematics Club 43 Bowling 43 Hi-Y 43 Inter-class accer . EMMA NORMAN Ping Pong 3, 43 First Aid 33 Science 4. HELEN NYHUIS Game and Song 23 Dramatic 2, 3, 43 Girl Reserves 43 First Aid 43 Junior Pram 33 Yearbook 43 Maple Leaf 43 Homeroom Representative 23 Student Council 33 Volleyball 43 Basketball 4. RUTH O'DELL .. Li-brary Club 2, 33 Ping Pong 33 Girl Reserves I, 23 First Aid 23 Game and Song 23 Science Club 43 Junior Prom 3: Volleyball 2. JOSEPH O'LEARY Rod and Gun I, 2, 33 Ping Pong 23 Cooking 4. ELMA oi.ssN I Dramatic 2, 3, 43 Debate 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Bowling 43 Secretary Senior Class 43 Senior Service 43 Homeroom Representative 33 Citizenship Service 3, 43 Junior Prom 33 Girl Reserves 3 43 Senior Play. LOISMAE O'NElLL French 33 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 43 Maple Leaf 33 Senior Play Committee 4. IRENE OSAR Glee Club I, 23 Song 23 Game and Song 23 Home Nursing 43 First Aid 4. WARREN PATTERSON Wrestling I, 23 Quartet Club 33 Cooking 43 Inter-class Volleyball 43 Inter-class Football I3 Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Varsity Baseball 3, 4. WAVERLYN PAYNE Transferred from Emerson High School, Unian City, N. J.3 Craft Club 23 Home Nursing 3. LOIS PETTENGER Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 43 Art Club I3 Game and Song 23 Bowling 33 Maple Leaf 3, 43 Yearbook 4l3 IBin'gog3y 33 Baseball I3 Basketball I, 2, 3, 43 Volleybal Hockey I. ' ROBERT PFEIL Wrestling I, 23 Varsity B 3, 43 Baseball 3, 4. EDITH PLATT Transfer from Ramsey High, Ramsey, N. J.3 Ping Pong 4. CLAYTON POST Rod and Gun I3 Bowling 2, 4. ANN PRIPUTIN Craft Club 2, Game and Song Club 23 Commercial Club 33 Prom Committee 3. JANE PUGLIESE Girl Reserves I3 Ping Pong 3, 43 Science 43 Game and Song 23 Library 3. LILLIAN QUACKENBUSH Girl Reserves I, 3, 43 Forum Club 23 Glee Club 3, 43 Ping Pong 2, 43 Home Nursin 33 Hockey I3 Basketball I, 2, 43 Volleyball I, 3, 43 Baseiall I. LOIS RANDALL Girl Reserves I, 2, 33 Library Club 2, 3, 43 Home RUTH REARDON Nursing 3. Pin Pon 33 Bowling 3, 43 Girl Reserves I, 23 Yearbook 43 Basketball I, 2, 3, 43 Baseball, I, 2, 33 Volleyball I, 2, 33 Hockey I, 2, 3. HELEN REYNOLDS Art Club I, 2, 3, 43 Girl Reserves I3 Song and Game 23 Home Economics 33 First Aid 33 Junior Prom Committee 3. CARROLYN RHINESM ITH Girl Reserves I3 Craft Club 23 French Club 33 Ping Pang 4. STANLEY RHINESMITH Rod and Gun 2, 43 Fire Brigade 3. MILDRED ROACH Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 43 Commercial Club 33 Hockey I3 Inter-class Baseball I, 23 Inter-class 43 Inter-class Volleyball I, 2, 3. NORMAN RODDA Rod and Gun I3 Ping Pong 2, 33 Band I, 2, 3 Orchestra I, 2, 33 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Symphony' I, 2, 3, 4, WILBUR ROME Rod and Gun I, 2. DONALD RYAN Inter-class Basketball 43 Dance Orchestra Rod and Gun 23 Bowling 33 Boxing 33 Varsity B 3, 43 Boy's Cooking 43 Football 3, 43 Baseball 3. JACK SANGLE Wrestling I, 23 Boxing 3, 43 Glee Club I3 Varsity B 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 3, 43 Baseball 3, 4. MARION SCHLOTTERBECK Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Song Club 23 French Club Nursing 4. JEAN SEHULSTER 33 Home Home Economics I3 Home Room Representative 23 Craft 23 Ping Pong 23 Home Nursing 33 Class President 33 Junior Prom Committee3 Dramatic 43 Yearbook 43 Girl Reserves I, 43 Volleyball 43 Basketball 43 Baseball I, 4. RITA SEHULSTER JOAN VAN KEUREN Library Service Club I3 Home Economics I3 Song and Dramatic Club I, 2, 3, 43 Cheerleading I. 21 V0lleYb9ll Game Club 23 Ping Pong Club 4. l. 2. 3. 4: BGSRBIIDCII- SYLVESTER SHENISE HARRY VAN ORDEN . . . - d Gun I 2 3 4' Mathematics 23 Mth 1 cllslyo I l,23MpleL f2,3,43 LV-Feolbclll-2-R?d0 ---' Edcitoinlli? 4lisGleJe Clubr2.m3J.lii Homeroggn Eegiiesegfctivie me Bngode 3' Bowlmg 4' 23 B' I D' t' 33 P C 'tt I ' I Yemlgocggty 4-lssec lon rom omml ee enlor oy NNE VAN ORDEN . l Orchestra Club I3 Hiking Club I3 Correspondent I3 Song I3 MABLE SHARPE V Craft 23 Bowling 4. D t' Cl b I, 2, 3, 43 P'ng P ng Club l, 23 Com- mlel.igigllCClubl 33 Maple Leal 43 Llibrary Club 33 Glee RAYMQND VREELAND , 3. A S . 4 f2lubI3,443HGilil Rz?ert6es 23 'Inter-class Basketball 43 Vol- PIYIQ P009 21 WFESIIIHQ . ff eVV'C0 ' eybcl 3 oc ey 3 ase a . ' THOMAS WALKER MARY 5Ml1H A Rod and Gun I, 43 lntercloss Volleyball 43 Baseball. Ping Pong I, 2, 3, 43 Art Club I, 23 Glrl Reserves 2, 33 French Club 2, 33 Senior Dramatic 3, 43 Junior Prom 33 HAROLD WANKUN , , , . Art Club I, 23 Volleyball 2, 33 Basketball 2, 3. Ping Pong I3 Astronomy I3 Cooking 3, 43 Flre Brigade 3. Hi-Y 3, 43 Bowling 4. RO ERT SMITH 'Bad dG I2'P' P 2'Ck' clba4 JOSEPHWARD 0 an U ' ' 'ng Ong ' oc 'ng U ' ' Dramatic Club l, ag Ping P09933 mall. lL2:fNi:tigno,loHgTgf ' . ' - '. - 3 enl r MUHEL SPELLMON i?2?lL.I.'.l33,B.3wfii2ll Savill. 334. cp' ' ' Girl Reserve Club I3 Song and Game Club 23 Commer- cial Club 33 Library Club 33 Ping Pong 4. JEAN WATSON C Cl b I3 C c'al Club 33 Junior Prom Com- ROBERT SQUIER mlBTei2aYeal'lbook 43ollnorIl2y Ball 4. Astronomy I3 Camera 23 Mathematics 43 Inter-class Vol- leyball 43 Basketball 4. ALAN WEISS ' Cl b I3 P' P li D bt'i19 RAYMOND STODDART '2sBholIl?lFldrl?lllu2,, l?IiilYle3?43 Maple Eggof 3383 Ediqorclll 4: Joined U. S. Navy in Senior year3 Bowling 3, 43 Camera Baseball Manager 3, 43 Junior Prom Commlttee,Cltl1enshlp I3 Rod and Gun I. 43 Yearbook 4. DOROTHY STORMS Noassar welmzlz Dramatic 2, 33 Junior Prom 33 Cheerleading 3, 43 Citizen- Boys' Cooking 4. ship 43 Girl Reserves 3, 43 Yearbook 43 Homeroam Repre- sentative 3, 43 Forum 23 Bowling 4. PHYLLIS WHETHAM D t' Cl b I, 2, 33 GI Cl b 3, 43 Song and Game 21 STANLEY STOFMS . BoS:vlIlilr?glc43 Girl Reserves il? Cllileerleading 23 Yearbook 41 VC'S'fY F f'fl'G l- 2- 3- 4- CCP f1 ' 4- sierra? nic! 43 Prom commmee, Volleyball 43 Basketball 43 ose a . ANNA STRUILE H N ' 3. p' p 4. ' l ALFRED WHITE . ome urslng lng ang , Glrl Reserves I, 2 Rod Gnd Gun I: Ping Pong 3: Boxing 4' EDNA STRUBLE Glee Club I3 Home Economics I: Ping Pong 23 Girl Re- ESTHE3 WHHE , I b '. F, 1A.d 2 3- Home Nursin 3 serves I3 Commercial. Club 33 Library Club 33 First Aid Plng Pong I, Glee Cu . lrs l , . 9 - 33 Yearbook 43 Bowling 4. ROSE ADELE WHITE LENNARD SWANSON Ping'Pong I3 Drematic SZ, 33 I-Iome Nursing 33 Yearbook 43 Hi-Y 43 Maple Leof 23 Senior Service 43 Creative Writing Bowlmg 4: Game Gnd Ong ' 2S..Ril'1l.?. da GEl'lrl.i..fll'L'p2ZPfcO'3he5 c' 2' 3' 'li Dam DELMAR WHRITENOUR I I E . Rod and Gun I3 Ping Pong 23 Cooking Club 3, 43 Varsity HOPE SUTO B 33 Football 3. Transferred from Westmont High School, Johnston, Po.3 At Club 43 Senior Dramatic 43 Glee Club 4. r MARK WHRITENOUR I Rod and Gun I3 Cooking 3, 4. PETRONELL TA I I A C ON S GERALDINE WICHERT Maple Leaf I, 2, 3, 4 Editor 4' Yearbook 4' Glee Club I 2 3, 43 Girl Reserves 4: Cheerleader 33 Library'2, 33 Forum 23 Ufvmcfic l. 2: Girl Reserves I3 Library Club 3, 43 Ping Pong Junior Prom 33 Bowling Club 33 Debating Club I, 23 Drama- 3- 4' tic Club I3 Basketball 43 Volleyball 4. BENTLEY WICKHAM GEORGIANNA TINTLE Ping Pong I3 Art Club 23 Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Varsity ii'-I Resin'-V55 llI2'Y3' 4g pgag pong 3: Bgclogy 3: Homeroom E Zegtgdflczoking 33 Senior Service 43 Senlor Class Treasurer epreseno lve 3 ear oo 4. U - MARIE TINTLE LEO WICKHAM . I Library Club 3' 4: Forum Club It 4. ping pong 3: 63,1 Re, Forum I3 Camera Club I3 Rod and Gun 2, 33 Flre Brigade 3. serves I, 2, 33 Art Club 23 Biology Dissection 33 First Aid 23 Bowling 33 Junior Prom Committee. CATHERINE WITTY I Travel I3 Home Econoliniclsbh Gilil glezrve I3 Zovgllng 'ri MARJORIE TROMAN Yearbook 43 First Aid 3 i rary , 3 ome an ong I Ping'Pong I3 Rod and Gun I3 Dramatic 23 Cheerleader 23 'lumo' Pmm Commlnee' Bowling 33 Commercial Club 33 Senior Service 4: Crafts 43 Maple Leaf 43 Honor Society 43 Junior Prom Committee3 CARMEN Wo'-FF Basketball I, 3, 43 Volleyball I, 43 Baseball I3 Hockey I. Dremotics I, 43 Art Club I, 43 Song Club 23 Basketball I, 43 Baseball I3 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 All-Slate Chorus 2, 4. FAITH TRUE Student Council I, 2, 3, 43 President of Student Council 43 DAVID WOOLLEY 3 Library Club 33 French Conversation 43 Song Club 23 Dra- Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Varsity Football 4. matic .Club I, 2, 33 Junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Committee, Bowling 43 Art Club 33 Jr. Red Cross 4. WANDA ZEAK P' P 2, 33 GI Cl b I, 33 Song Club I3 Bowling 33 JANETTE VANDERHOFF I'I2I?'I?Tgg?T'l Reprcsezlaativel I3 Junior Prom Committee, Bas- Citizenship 43 Dramatic I3 Song 23 Bowling 33 Forum 43 ketball I, 2, 3, 43 Volleyball ,I, 2, 3, 43 Baseball I, 2, 3, 43 Prorrl Committee 3. Hockey I. 76 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Violel MacLachIan' Elma Olsen .... Camille Kane Dorolhy Cleary .. Belly MacLachlan Evelyn Brolsma .. Dorolhy Cleary .. Jean Sehulsler .. Jean Decker .. Elma Olsen Clara Anderson Cora I-Iarris .. Cora Harris .. .. Dorolhy Cleary .. Hope Sulo ...... 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Phone: Pompton Lakes 223 Phone: Pompton Lakes 789 ANYTHING IN MASONRYH DEMOTT CAHILL MASON CONTRACTOR 16 Morris Avenue Riverdale. New Iersey BUTLER THEATRE 94 Phone: Pompton Lakes 947 106 Wcraque Ave. PAULS IEVVELRY POMPTON LAKES, NEW IF-RSEY Elgin - Hamilton - Gruen - Benrus - Waltham -K INQUIRE ABOUT OUR BUDGET PLAN, NO EXTRA CHARGE Two years free service on all watches - no matter what happens POP'S DINER COLD SPRING LAKE CLUB Where Cooking Is an Art and Eating ls a Pleasure , uk BLOOMINGDALE NEW IERSEY BL00I'm'GDA'-E NEW IERSEY Telephone: Pompton Lakes 386 Telephone: Pornpton Lakes 1340 L. O. MEAD CO. E. H. McDOWELL ' Plumbing 6- Heating Feed' HGY cmd Grain Citro Oil Burners 0 o Box 92 RIVERDALE NEW IERSEY MIDVALE NEW IERSEY A. M. DECKER HUNEKE'S 4l Years' Continuous Service Recd Estate G Insurance Pure Milk and Cream . 0 150 Boonton Avenue BUTLER NEW JERSEY BUTLER NEW IERSEY 95 KEVAH KONNER. Inc. COMPLIMENTS ' OF INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH CARS I-EROY WILLIAMS BUSSES RoR ALL OCCASIONS . O Pine Brook New Iefsev PoMPToN PLAINS NEW JERSEY Mountain View 8-0103 8-0725 BAILEY AND WINTERS Phone: Pompton Lakes 273 Compliments ot MAZIE GAUL FEED - BLUE COAL - KOPPERS COKE F . Mountain View New Iersey Country Oumgm 365 Ringwood Ave. Midvale. N. I. Phone: Pompton Lakes 873 COMPLIMENTS OF MAE 5: EDS TAVERN 6' We Specialize in Spaghetti of Ravioli West Milford New Jersey Union Ave. Haskell, N. I. STEPHENS SWEET SHOP The Store That is Different CCMRLIMENTS OF MAPLE GROVE DAIRY FARM EDWARD STEPHENS, Prop. 180 Main Street Butler New Iersey Midvale New Iersey JOSEPH C. LANDWEHR Organist, Violin and Piano Instructor COMPLIMENTS OF Students Taught in Their Homes U M D Post Office Studio R. F. D. 1 Macopin Road Newfoundland HASKELL NEW IERSEY Macopin, New Iersey New Iersey Butler 246 COMPLIMENTS or I. N. SHIPPEE, M.D. MIDVALE NEW IERSEY EDWARD M. BALL Lite lnsurance and Annuities Provident Mutual Life Insurance Philadelphia Crane Ave. 744 Broad St. Bloomingdale. N. I. Newark, N. I. coMPL1MENTs or G. GERSON ISENBERG 176 Main Street BUTLER NEW IERSEY COMPLIMENTS or DOW'S BEVERAGES BLOOMINGDALE NEW IERSEY COMPLIMENTS or WILLIAM E. BROWN BLOOMINGDALE NEW IERSEY COMPLIMENTS OF IOHN L GORMLEY SHELL INN NEWFOUNDLAND NEW IERSEY COMPLIMENTS or ' 'I O H N N Y ' ' BLOOMINGDALE NEW IERSEY COMPLIMENTS oif EDWIN I. DOW BLOOMINGDALE NEW IERSEY coMPL1MENTs OF PAUL KLUMP POMPTON LAKES NEW IERSEY DOROTHY'S MODERN BEAUTY SHOP Newark-Pompton Tumpike Pequannock, N. I. Phone: Mountain View 8-1794 All Branches of Beauty Culture Phone: Pompton Lakes 117 MAPLE HOTEL Excellent Cuisine I. White, Prop. Rooms and Meals 519 Ringwood Ave. By Day or Week Midvale, N. I. BEN TALLMAN 6 SON GRADE A DAIRY PRODUCTS WHOLESALE - RETAIL Phone: Butler 986-I Bloomingdale, N. I. Pompton Lakes 1478 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF BETTY E. CAYWOOD PETTET REALTY SERVICE Confectionery Store Breyer's Ice Cream 520 Ringwood Ave. Midvale. N. I. BUTLER NEW IERSEY Reardon's Bowling Alleys Phone: N ewtoundland 374l COME IN AND HOPPER SERVICENTER BOWL YOUR TROUBLES AWAY Rl W- Timlel Prop- . Class of '38 Phone: Butler 35 M ' MAIN STREET BLOOMINGDALE ROUTE No. 23 NEWFOUNDLAND VISIT THE FINEST AND MOST MODERN STORE IN THIS Phone: Butler 447 You Are Always Welcome coMMUN1TY at the ' BLUE MOON GRILL Singer's Department Store Route 23 Pompton Lakes, New Iersey Est. l9ll BUTLER NEW IERSEY Phones: Butler 12 Phone: Pompton Lake 270 Butler 99A pequannock Pompton Lakes Coal and Lumber Company Exclusive agents in Butler and in Bloomingdale for LEI-IIGH COAL - LUMBER - OIL Business School 45 Lakeside Avenue Pompton Lakes. New Iersey o Bloomingdale New Iersey Opposite Pompton High School I. M- D Phone: Pompton Lakes 733 DEPT STORE SAY IT WITH FLOWERS from ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Sunset Flower Gardens DRY GGODS W. H. Berglels, Prop. FURNITURE 100 mm STREET ' BUTLER I NEW IERSEY POIVIPTON PLAINS NEW IERSEY COMPLIIVIENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF 'TACK o LANTERN Always a better hamburger . Fountain Servicee Borden's Ice Cream POMPTON LAKES NEW IERSEY RIVERDALE NEW IERSEY Phone: Pornpton Lakes 166 Buflef 253 Kitchell SCHERER MOTOR CO. Sales and Services Hamburg Turnpike HUDSON MOTOR CARS RIVERDALE NEW IERSEY Phone: Butler 628 Lumber 6 Working Co. IEDDO-HIGHLAND COAL PAINTS - HARDWARE BUILDING MATERIALS BUTLER NEW IERSEY Phone: Pompton Lakes 522 RICKER'S PHARMACY COMPUMENTS OF DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS PARK pLACE BUTLER, N. L Butler and Newfoundland. N. I. Phone: Pornpton Lakes 604 VVILLIAM P. FRIEND Your Hardware Friend ELECTRIC SERVICE ON REFRIGERATORS HOUSE WIRING Pompton Lakes New I ersey Phone: Newfoundland 4654 Wilbur W. Fredericks P1TTsoN COAL KOPPERS coKE o OAK RIDGE NEW IERSEY Telephone: Pornpton Lakes 622 POMPTON LAKES RADIO SERVICE Don Abrams, Prop. Philco - R.C.A. - Emerson - Zenith Radios Philco Refrigerators Victor - Bluebird - Decca - Okeh Columbia Records 266 Wanaque Avenue POMPT ON LAKES, NEW IERSEY ADOLF TOMANEK Quality Meats Groceries - Delicatessen Telephone: Pompton Lakes 1591 Free Delivery 533 Ringwood Ave. MIDVALE. N. I. Telephone: Pompton Lakes 613 coMPL1MENTs or DUNKELMAN 'S Stationery, Toys, Notions and Candy Country Club lce Cream POMPTON PLAINS NEW IERSEY Telephone 530 COMPLIMENTS OF FRAWLEY'S SERVICE STATION Nu Blue Sunoco Gas and Oil Iohn I. Frawley, Ir., Prop. Class of '39 Route No. 23 and Boonton Ave. COMPLIMENTS OF EXCELSIOR LUMBER COMPANY BUTLER NEW IERSEY COMPLIMENTS OF GEORGE WHRITENOUR REIDS ICE CREAM o BUTLER NEW IERSEY HARMAN BROTHERS PLUMBING AND HEATING o BUTLER NEW IERSEY Compliments ot BURTON S. SHINER It Your Car Gets Warm . . . Come In and Blow Your Horn Radiators Cleaned - Guaranteed Amoco Gas and Oil - Exide Batt. Service BUTLER NEW IERSEY Telephones: Pompton Lakes 1441 Pornpton Lakes 1440 COMPLIMENTS or EDWARD I. RYAN VREELAND-KIRKLAND 0 Dodge - Plymouth Dodge Trucks and Buses Plumbing cmd Hectmg 14 Wancxque A' 'enue . POMPTON LAKES NEW IERSEY MIDVALE NEW IERSEY May we always part with regret and meet again with pleasure Telephone: Pompton Lakes 1187 VVINDBEAM Gt SERVICE STATION The Ofigiml CHARLES H. BROWN, Prop. I-IIB Used Tires - Accessories Radiators Reverse Flushed 31.00 Harry Avogardo Route 23 Stretch OAK RIDGE, N. In Riverdale Circle on Route 23 Telephone: Newf, 4781 RIVERDAT-E NEW TERSEY Phone: Butler 461 Telephone: Pompton Lakes 533 JASPER E. SAUNDERS POMPTON CONFECTIONER BEAUTY SHOPPE DELICATESSEN S GROCERIES Permanents 53.00 and Up . All Branches of Beauty Culture Union Avenue Bloomingdale 240 Wcxnaque Ave. POMPTON LAKES COMPLIMENTS or IOHN MCNAUGHTON COMPLIMENTS or AL'S DINER 6. LOG CABIN o 0 INSURANCE We Cater to Dinners and Parties 0 POMPTON LAKES NEW IERSEY BLOOMINGDALE NEW JERSEY coMPuMENTs or BILL IAMES RUSSELL SELSOR THE ICEBERG Frozen Custard o Route 6 - DENVILLE. N. I. Route 10 - LITTLETON. N. I. PARK HOTEL Shullle Board Dancing Banquet Hall o Manager-Robert S. McCormick Proprietor- Cletus McCormick BUTLER NEW IERSEY Telephone: Butler 94 B. R. BEAUTY SALON Permanent Wave - Machineless Waves All Self-Setting BESSIE RHINESMITH I9 Main Street Butler New Iersey MCKEON 'S MEAT MARKET Meats and Vegetables o Main Street Butler New Iersey Telephone: Butler 4 WARD'S PHARMACY PAUL JAY WARD, Pho. Class of 1922 o Butler New Iersey Telephone: Butler 210 F ISHER'S FLORIST We Render Our Best Personal Service At All Times Spring Street Butler New I ersey Telephone: Pompton Lakes 358 AL'S CONFECTIONERY Cigars - Breyer's Ice Cream Candy - Cigarettes Notions C. Y. O. ST. ANTHONY'S CHURCH Butler New Iersey Telephone: Butler 316 EDWARD RODDA Telephone: Butler 231 KOCHKA BROS.. Inc. CHARLES I. KOCI-IKA, Salesman SALES AND SERVICE Hamburg Tumpike Bloomingdale New Iersey Telephone: Butler 167 FRANCIS L. CHRISMAN INSURANCE Insurance Counselor Fire - Automobile - Surety Plan Your Insurance Protection Casualty 32 High Street 48 High Street Butler New Iersey Butler New Iersey BEN FRANKLIN STORES Popular Merchandise Sc, IUC, to S100 and up Phone: Butler 763 FRANCES BEAUTY SALON Artistic Service ol Distinction Frederic's Permanent Waving 0 FRANCES BROWN, Prop. I Class ot 1935 Mum sheet Theatre Building Butler New Iersey Butler, N. I. Open Evenings COMPLIMENTS or G. W. RICKER BUTLER NEW IERSEY LOUIS LEVINE The Best Merchandise in Butler Butler 393 Butler, N. I. COMPLIMENTS OF W. P. THORNE, M.D. COMPLIMENTS OF School Physician IOHN P. KUHL, M.D. . BUTLER NEW IERSEY Telephone: Pompton Lakes l52 EDWARD I. RICKER CO. Everything to Build Your Home Coal and Lumber Mortgage Money WANAQUE NEW IERSEY Telephone: Butler 234 BRUYN A. GLANN Insurance of All Descriptions BUTLER NEW IERSEY Telephone: Butler 741 COMPLIMENTS OF RoMA1N's A Y A H N SERVICE STATION Mechanical Work ot All Kinds Specialists in GOOD GULF MOTOR - BODY - FENDER WORK BLOOMINGDALE NEW JERSEY Route No. 23 Butler. N. I. Telephone: Pornpton Lakes 992 'Q' BERTA'S CHATEAU Rendezvous lor Good Food MIDVALE NEW IERSEY ROLAND R. RICKER CLASS or 1922 'Q' DAVENPORT 61 MOODY Telephone: Butler l5U COMPLIMENTS OF Dealers in General Merchandise, Lumber, Coal D I L Z E R , S B E V E R A G E S Oak Street NEWFOUNDLAND NEW IERSEY BUTLER NEW IERSEY Phone: Pompton Lakes 532 TVVIN LAKES CASINO Where We Are All One Big Family Italian-American Cuisine We Cater to Banquets, Weddings, Parties, Etc. HASKELL NEW IERSEY Tel: Pompton Lakes 519 ASSOCIATED STORES George Whetharn Groceries - Fruits - Vegetables HASKELL NEW IERSEY Phone: Butler 130-I ANDREW DE PUY Electrical Contractor O Leary Avenue BLOOMINGDALE NEW IERSEY COMPLIMENTS or GIBS MARKET BLOOMINGDALE NEW IERSEY Phone: Pompton Lakes 172 L. FRANCISCO I-Iemstitching, Pleating, Eyelets, Buttonholes, Dresses, Lingerie, Hosiery and Spirelle Corsetiere 290 Wcrnaque Avenue POMPTON LAKES NEW IERSEY coMPL1MENrs or RICHARDS MARKET POMPTON PLAINS NEW IERSEY coMPL1MENTs or HOBART PATTERSON COMPLIMENTS OF The Store That ls Different Phone 719 o Park Place 296 Wcxnaque Avenue POMPTON LAKES NEW IERSEY BUTLER NEW IERSEY Telephone: P. L. 236 MURCHIO'S CHEVROLET RECONDITIONED AND USED CARS 550 Ringwood Avenue WANAQUE NEW IERSEY Telephone: West Milford 7683 IOHN CYRIAKS Transportation 0 MACOPIN NEW IERSEY Telephone: Pompton Lakes 944 LEE'S FOOD STORE Fresh Meats - Groceries - Fruit Vegetables - Birds Eye Products 0 Main Street POMPTON PLAINS NEW IERSEY Telephone: Butler 359 BUTLER NEWS AGENCY Newspapers - Magazines - Stationery Greetings Cards - Sporting Goods Main Street BUTLER NEW IERSEY Telephone: Butler 5 TOWNE DRESS SHOPPE Afternoon, Sport and Street Dresses 0 132 Main Street BUTLER NEW IERSEY Telephone: Butler 39 DEGRAW'S CHEVROLET New and Used Cars o BLOOMINGDALE, N. I. POMPTON LAKES. N. I. COMPLIMENTS OF GEORGE W. BRIGGS PoMPToN PINES INN COMPLIMENTS OF B. H. CLOSE. M.D. Telephones: Butler 496-408 COMPLIMENTS OF LE1:'I'Y WEBER Class of 1932 ESSO STATION Riverdale New Iersey Phone: Pompton Lakes 464 Oltice: Mountain View 8-0085 CAMPBELL :S RUDE Licensed Engineers CS Land Surveyors 109 WANAQUE AVE. Pompton Lakes New Iersey COMPLIMENTS or Dorothy's Beauty Shoppe Pompton Plains New I ersey Phone: Butler 683-I IESSE WARD AGENCY Every Line of Insurance ESTABLISHED 1888 Butler New Iersey COMPLIIVIENTS OF COMPLIMENTS or TOUBS CONFECTIONERY Country Club Ice Cream Gifts - Candy - Smokes 110 Main Street Butler, N. I. BERT N. LAMB RIVERDALE LODGE Riverdale New Iersey Compliments of UNITED RUBBER WORKERS OF AMERICA Local No. 36 '5' BUTLER NEW IERSEY AUTOGRAPHS name , ' wa. PRINTIN Suppose, Mr. Ediior, when you seH'led down on your yearbook you discovered 1'ha'f you had on our s+aFF four cracker-iack ar+is+s who had designed hundreds of leading Y books, several experienced layou+ men, a seasoned yearbook exper+ who was qualified fo discuss your ideas and problems wifh you, several people who knew fhe ins and ou+s ' d' b ok? of engraving, prinhng, and offset-would you produce an ou+s+an ing year o Whai' could sfop you? Cease dreaming and see CAMPUS which has all +he above assefs. 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