Dumont High School - Reveries Yearbook (Dumont, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1938 volume:

sib- Xe, THE j ,wif QE EIQIIQI S - Q' f f PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS DUMONT HIGH SCHOOL DUMONT, NEW JERSEY QCllCClhOI'l TNE, CLASS OF 1938, WITH DEEP SINCERITY, WITH APPRECIA- TION AND GRATITUDE FOR YOUR UNTIR- ING EFFORTS ON OUR BEHALF, DO HUMBLYDEDICATETHISREVERIESTOYOU MISS CLARA MENGE. THE SENIOR CHARLES C, PASSIGLIA Principal QMQA Cliiw DR. CHARLES A. SELZER Supervising Principal FACULTY KATHERINE BENWAY ELSIE DENNY ,JAMES FFRIKQIRL ' fffllbj X ,Q 4 AM 5 NV NI A i HILDEGARDE HEINRICH I 4 J fk 4 1 , af' I, .la f A I z I f 37 'I' I I I f SARA BERGEN MARION DOWN ES X 1 A Q-Q . A, CAROLYN FREEBORN A ' . 5 L JW' I IV lv' ' I VIOLET BURCHILL ,Q I ' A F WALTER DUNN MARY FREINT VALERIE KERSTA .ar in LILLIAN MAHANY JOHN ELIZABETH MANION KATHERINE aeNAZAR IO HAZEL FEGLEY ARLENE GILBERT in MEISTER CLARA MENGE FACULTV ELEANOR MORGAN fx IRENE NAPOLI VIOLA PETERSON PAMELA PULLING IAYLTEBLIIRK 'L A A S L ' - fl-1 5 HARRY 6 + D v Q 2 I w 4, ' ' ',ZI'..I'f,: vs 5 I f LEONE STOCKING ADAM SFERRA ERMA souus WILLIAM STEHN BEATRICE TEAR MILDRED WHEELER VIRGINIA WHYTE GRACE WILKINSON NEAQBO KORS 12 W A550605 LPSWRERQE R9 E EDW QNETYE R610 MK wi-5 X120 LEVJEH BLPSBWD1 KEHARLES SE: EOLERWS CRXJTH YW ANNE RED M XIPMN EDITOR-IN-CHIEF PETER ACCORTI ITAFF s USINESS MA QDILTHESON NA Gfks WILL, N srEWC0Lf AM MQCDOAUR7- 'NEZGWXR S ART EDITORS NORMAN SCHABEL ALYCE ZELLER TYPISTS MIRNAM MAYERS DOROTHY BURLAND Not In Picture FLORENCE HEUBEL ERNESTINE SCHROEDER GALL rm.-1. Wvm QM 'W Q1 wwf ,jxrfv ,mx , 'V ff fwzfyf cm , PHOTOGRAPHERS HEREER YONKER ALLEN TICHENOR B ETTY HARVEY ADAMS BUTTONS Music Secretary Service Orchestra 35 Light Opera 35 Senior Dramatic Club 4g Beta Beta 4g Band l, Z, 3, 45 Orchestra I, 2, 3g Traffic Squad 4. WINIFRED ANSON WINNIE Nurse Ping Pong Club 31 Librar Council 3, 45 Tri-Y 3, 4g Leader's Club Syg Traffic Squad 45 Manager Girls' Basketball 45 Assistant Librarian 4g Secretary Tri-Y 4, MARY ANDREW SCOTTY Commercial Artist Spanish Club 3' Beta Beta 4 WINIFRED BAUR WIN Dress Designer Treasurer Ping Pong Club 35 Girls' Gym Club 35 Ping Pong Club 35 Archery Club 45 Traffic Squad 4g Varsity Basketball 41 Intramural Basketball l,'Z, 3, 4. ANNA ANGELILLIS DOLLY Secretary Vice-President Spanish Club 35 Beta Beta 45 Intramural Volleyball 4 ANNE BEAHM Private Secretary Harmonica Club 3g Commercial Club 31 Knitting Club 4' Archery Club 4 Ten ELSPETH B I ERMAN BETH Interior Decorator Pi-Eta-Pl 3, 45 Safety Club 35 Senior Dramatic 4' Band 3, 45 intramural Basket- ball l, 2, 5, 4, Rifle Team 25 Mrs, Barry in Anne of Green Gables 4, ' DOROTHY LOGAN BURLAND nk, gigs? DOT Private Secretary ,l Transferred from Bogota High School 45 . A Homeroom Secretary 45 Senior Dramatic 5 c Club 45 Tri-Y 45 Reveries Staff 4. ERRY BJ ORN E SWEDEN Commercial Advertiser Vice-President Archery Club 45 History Club l5 Archery Club 3, 45 Knitting Club - 4' Basketball l 2 3 4 H ELEN KATH LEEN CON BOY Radio Vocalist Forward Pass lLeading Role? 25 Beta Beta 45 Senior Dramatics 45 Girls' Glee Club 35 Homeroom Secretary 3. SOLVEIG BJORNE BLONDlE Private Secretary History Club lj Archery Club 3, 45 Knitting Club 45 Intramural Basketball l, 25 3. FLORENCE DAVIS Private Secretory Transferred from Freeport High School 25 Knitting Club 3, 4' Leader Club 3, 45 lnter- closs Basketball 3, 45 Interclass Baseball 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 45 Traffic Squad 45 President Beta Beta 4. Eleven is x ,E 5 ig Y, M. l gif 5 .-2 , , J J 'A 1 'C gg -'M ,. PETER RICHARD ACCORTI A . . PETE Radio Announcer fini? '75 xii 1 1 Feature Edltar Periscope 3, 45 Editor-in- , ' Chief Reveries 45 Treasurer Newspaper Club 45 Floor Captain Trafflc Squad 45 I A President Swing Orchestra 45 Archery Club , ' L 35 Orchestra 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Student 'Q 5' Council l. 435213. iffg JOHN ANGEVINE i' 1 , ' N ANGY Electrical Engineer ' President Freshman Class5 Student Council ees l, 3, 45 Glee Club l, 25 Tennis Club l, 25 ' , V e 5 Basketball l, 45 Founder of Radio Club 25 W 5 , President Newspaper Club 45 Art Editor Periscope 3, 45 Vice-President Hi-Y 45 End Man ln Black ond White Review 35 Traffic Squad 4. I ' ' ' ii 52-1 1 ,. gf! i 4. .n HENRY AIMS a rgl- T HANK Professional Baseball Player '5 5, Rod and Gun 35 Game Club 45 Band 2, 3, fi w r 45 Baseball 2, 3, 4. , ,.,e1': ROCCO BALISTEE RUBINOFF Optometrist Camera Club 25 Service Orchestra 35 Or- chestra I, 2, 3. 5 JOSEPH ALONSO V Jos unaeaiaea if f- Safety Club 35 Game Club 4. DICK Accountant I- 5,22 2' Transferred from Bogota High School f 5 ,W 5 e Q ,..l 5 QE' ff if 2 f ,fx f K ' Camera Club 4 Radio Club 2 Saftey Club RICHARD BELLINGA 3- Twelve HARRY J. BENGEL TWIN Undecided Secretary Hi-Y 45 Hi-Y Student Council Representative 35 Homeroom President 45 Gym Club Z, 35 Baseball 45 Football 3, 45 Tennis Team 45 Library Council 35 Football Club Representative 45 Satety Club 35 Fire Squad 3. gf ,. 155 31,3 hu. Riff li -' Y lf 4 MATHESON COLE BUSTER Engineer Alr Conditioning Business Manager Reyeries 45 Homeroom President 45 Student Council 35 Key Club 3, 45 Gym Club 35 Senior Dramatic 45 Football 3, 45 J.V. Basketball ,3. KEN NETH BLAUVELT KEN College Student Council 2, 3, 45 President Junior Class5 Assistant Editor Reveries 45 Galt Club lg Gym Club 2, 35 Key Club 3, 45 Football Club 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Junior Varsity Basketball 35 Matthew Cuthbert in Anne ot Green Gables 45 Assistant Man- ager Baseball 4. THOMAS CURRAN TOM Automobile Mechanic Fire Squad 4. DWIGHT G. CLEVELAND GOONY Diesel Engineer History Club 3, Handball 4, Game Club 4. LOU l S 'D'ANGELO Gee ezzf' Agriculture Camera Club 35 Handball Club 45 Game Club 4. Thirteen rf e 1 tty we 1. imap, l bm? ww 1 'i Q 1 Q 'Z , 1i:,.,-- X Q 2 7' it if 21 A ...gf . Q 1 .. ,, 1 AGNES DEMBOWSKI MAGGIE Nurse Chief Traffic' S uad 45 Vice-President Bul lehn Club 45 Safety Club 31 Harmonica Club 3j Beta Beta 3, 4. . Qu N LO U Stenographer . X ff HAZEL LOUISE ERAICKSON FW' -1 Commercial Club 3 4- Beta Beta 3 4 'W Q-fl, Intramural Basketball I I hr r 1- ff R, 9 wi 9 T df.. 3555 , an A BERTHA ETTIE DOUGHERTY j 3, 5 5 BERTHY Lawyer . , Mil Spanish Club, Student Council Representa- A tive 3' Harmonica Club 37 Library Council 15135, gk, . Y 3, 45 Senior Dramatic Club 4g Beta Beta 47 ,, Traffic Squad 4. ' 56. 3, an if efggamcwg Lil THELMA FARLEY T , TINY Vocalist r V Knitting Club 4g Band 3, 4. J BARBARA MARION ELLIS BOBBY Nurse Secretary Freshman Class lg French Club 3' Harmonica Club 35 Senior Dramatic Club 45 Archery Club 4g Traffic Squad 4. HELEN FERRI Secretary Spanish Club 31 Beta Beta 3, 45 Library Proctor 31 Traffic Squad 4. Fourteen . ,glam 14 ' fig ! . ' ' os, F , t , 'fftifli : 1 iQ!:?. E ' y'- jig K , .L rg qt Qf'2S6-iff-,fi X, 14' ,ggiiggw im., ,r QE JB +4 AN ITA Foore 'PETEU Nursing Gym Club 35 Service Orchestra 45 News- paper Club 45 Band 2, 3, 4. JANE MARY GORMAN Business School Secretar Bulletin Club 45 Junior Band 25 Junior grchestra 25 Traffic Squad 4' Pl Eta Pi 3, 45 Library Council 35 Girls' Shop Club 2, 3. f- er., ir, im 1 RUTH FREU N D - FOOF Business School Treasurer Freshman Class lg Secretary Spanish Club 35 Treasurer Beta Beta 45 glee, glut: lg Library Council 35 Knitting U 4 MILDRED M. GRABOWSKI MlTZEN Secretary Secretary Beta Beta 45 Shop Club 35 Senior Dramatic Club 45 Mrs. Allen in Anne of Green Gables 4. i gfklff' AMELIA GARGIA - ' A MEL Private Secretary Spanish Club 35 Senior Dramatic 4' Traffic fi. Squad 4. ' ,' ., DOROTHY HALSTEAD DOT Private Secretary Spanish Club 35 Senior Dramatics 4. Fifteen W tk 'ff R Q0 DAVID R. DECKER DAVE Agricultural School 'nw Vice-President Class ly Treasurer Class 3, H Safety Club 3, Key Club 4, Tennis Club 4, Tennis 4. - i ' ,L -' . fa i -r 3 . LINCOLN DIXON LINK Radio Engineer Forum Club 4, Science Club 4, Safety Club 3, Band 3, 4, Orchestra 3, Radio Club 2, EDGAR HUNT DEEGAN EDGY Engineer Homeraom President 3, 4, Handball Club 4, Gym Club 3, Tennis Club 4, Cheer- leaders' Club l, 2, 3, 4, Traffic Squad 4, Junior Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Gilbert Blythe in Anne of Green Gables 4, Cap- tain Cheerleaders' Club 3, 4. GROVER DRAKEFORD CABBAGE Salesman Transferred from Tenafly Student Council 3, 4, Fire Squad 4, Traffic Squad 4, Key Club 4, Football Club 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Track 4. ARTHUR W. DEGEN HARDT sHYLocK Founder and President of Aeranautic's Club 2' Radio Club 2 ROBERT ETZOLD Boa Position warh N.Y.c.R.R. Band Z, 3, 4, Aeronautic s Club 2, 3, Ser- vice Orchestra 3, 4, Assistant Treasurer 4. Sixteen I WILLARD T. FLETCHER FLETcH Dentist Chess Club I5 Safety Club 25 Camera Club 45 Fire Squad 45 Track 3, 45 Football 4. JOHN HANSON Tennis Club 4, HERBERT GOLD IRISH Journalism Vice-President Tennis Club 45 Camera Club 45 Gym Club 25 Track 2, 3, 45 Tennis 3, 45 Manager Basketball 45 Traffic Squad 4. Camera Club 4. THOMAS GORMAN TIP Undecided Secretary Key Club 45 Key Club 3, 45 Foot- ball Club 45 Fire Squad 45 Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Basketball 3, 4. f I JOHN HAYDEN if f H I ii Stage Electrician 3, 4 ' Seventeen Secretary-Treasurer Rod and Gun Club 4 WILLIAM HART BILL Insurance Salesman Captain Rifle Team 3 4 Chess Club 2 RUTH HAVECKER BUTCH Nurse Associate Editor Revenues 45 Band Mari- ager 3, 4, Floor Captain Traffic Squad 45 Pi Eta Pi 45 Secretory Homeroom 45 Shop Club l: Circus 2, Spanish Club 35 Senior Dramatic Club 45 Orchestra 2, 35 Library Council 35 Intramural Baseball 3. FLORENCE MAR I E HEUBEL PLO Business Vice-President Commercial Club 45 Head Treasurer Magazine Drive 45 Traffic Squad 45 Beta Beta 45 Mrs. Spencer in Anne of Green Gables 4. IRENE KAVA Commercial Artist Transferred from Walton High School, 4. GRACE KATH RYN KELLY Private Secretary History Club 35 Beta Beta 3, 45 Bulletin Club 45 Library Council 35 Intramural if ii-ive Basketball 1, ANNA JESLINEK ANN Undecided Treasurer Pi Eta Pi 45 Secretary Com- mercial Club 35 Knitting Club 4, LORRAINE G. KILLEEN RlNE Nurse Transferred from St. Joseph's Parochial School 35 President Music Club 45 Glee Club 45 French Club 45 Girls' Chorus 4. Eighteen k kg ' W V 4 ' 5 DOROTHY KLAISS 'V A 'ii , ' ,Q DUCHESS Commercial Artist , ' Craft Club 25 President Commercial Club . 45 Commercial Club 35 Girls' Leader Club 35 Intramural Basketball 35 Girls' Rifle 'tw ig' Team 45 Traffic Squad 4. z -I 1 5 5. . wg MQW '35 ig VIOLET LEACH R VI Private Secretary i s Tri-Y 3, 45 Treasurer Senior Dramatic Club ,gh 45 Ping Pong Club 45 Girls' Leader Club 45 Traffic Squad 4. i Q 1 L4 5,1 , l l VERONICA KOCH H 4'r-- se w VERA Dressmaker 'S V 'ae Beta Beta 3, 45 Senior Dramatic Club 45 ' ,, r Shop Club 3. ' ' - S 5 5 ii, gs' 4 , , ELIZABETH LEAHY 'i V LIZ Stenographer sem sem 3, 45 Bulletin Club 45 History 6, Club 35 Intramural Basketball l, 2. t . 1' PHOEBE GRAYCE LANGHAM PHOEB Secretary French Club 35 Library Council 35 Senior Dramatic Club 45 Archery Club 45 Traffic Squad 45 lnterclass Basketball 25 Senior Play, Anne of Green Gables 45 Secretary Homeroom 4. Q ' lil' F . t 5 1 L JEAN LEWIS ,2fl'5'..451mjl Child Nurse ig Knitting Club 35 French Club 35 Safety r Club 4, 5 . . , . Nineteen ROBERT HUMMERSTON BOB Engineer Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 45 Camera Club 35 Service Orchestra 4. EDWARD W. LAWRENCE TEDDY Sports Writer Sports Editor Periscape 3, 45 Sports Editor Reveries 45 Student Council Representa- tive Newspaper Club 45 Traffic Squad 45 Library Council 55 Track 4. LAWSON KENNEDY JARVIS Radio News Commentator Secretary Student Council 25 President Student Council 45 President Sophomore Class5 Secretary Hi-Y 3, 45 Fire Squad 35 Traffic Squad 45 Chess Club 25 Senior Dramatic Club 45 Tennis Club 3, 45 Safety Club 35 Tennis 3, 45 Ira Mills in Anne of Green Gables, ALECK LI ND GINSBERG Estimator Handball Club 4 Traffic Squad 4 Assist ant Manager Baseball 2 ARTHUR H. KNOBLOCK we KNOBBY Forester Stage Crew 35 Stage Captain 45 Safety Club 35 Fire Squad 35 Aeronautics Club 2, FRANK MACK MAC Go tc Business Aercnautic s Club 2, 3, 45 President Aeron- autic's Club 45 Safety Club 35 Tratfic Squad Twenty HARRY MANSFIELD BUNNY Accountant Football Club 3, 4, Gym' Club 3, Traffic Squad 4, Co-Manager Football 3, 4, Man- ager Baseball 3, 4, Math Club 4, WILLIAM MCDOUGALL MAC Physical Training Teacher Football Club 3, 4, Gym Club 3, Senior Dramatic Club 4, Game Club 4, Fire Squad 3, 4, Business Manager Reveries 4, Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, Baseball 4, Track 4. MICHAEL MARSHALL MIKE undecided President Radio Club 4, Radio Club 2, 3, 4, Safety Club 3, Fire Squad 4. EDWARD MILLER NED Undecided President Chess Club 3, Tennis Club 4, President Tennis Club 4, Key Club 4, Traffic Squad 4, Tennis 4. RAYMOND MARSHALL DUCKY Printer Chess Club I, 2, 3, Radio Club I, 2, News- paper Club 4, Game Club 4, Track Man- ager 4, Traffic Squad 4, Fire Squad 4, Homeroom Treasurer 4, ROBERT MILLER BOB Lawyer Secretary Sophomore Class, Key Club 3, 4, Safety Club 3, Traffic Squad 4, President Bulletin Club 4, President Senior Class. Twenty-one fir is FRANCES LITTEER FRAN Teacher President Spanish Club 35 THAV 45 Senior Dramatic Club 45 Circus l, 25 Gym Club 35 Anne in Anno at Green Gables 45 lntra- mural Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 45 Student Council Representa- tive 45 Secretary Homeroom 3. Gamma Tau 4. HARRIET LO PICCOLO MICKEY Physical Training Teacher Masque and Wig l, 25 Senior Dramatic Club 45 Girls' Leader Club 45 Spanish Club 35 Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 35 President Pi Eta Pi 4, Student Council Representative Pi Eta Pi 35 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Intra- class Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. name- -11 s , W u if -xmas PHYLLIS MacGILLVRAY Secretary Radio Club 25 Commercial Club 25 Knitting Club 35 Shop Club 35 Safety Club 45 Kappa . M. 5 ful l RUTH Mac I NNES RUTHIE Business School Secretory Horneroom 35 Leader Club 3, 45 Tennis Club 45 Ping Pong Club 35 Tri-Y 3, -35 Intramural Basketball 3. ALICE B. LORTZ BOBBIEH Secretary G s Shop Club 2, 35 Knitting Club 2, 35 Commercial Club 3, 45 Beta Beta 3, 4. mn ., 5+ H. , . L 1 V. Ni, pi '5 5 MARGARET C. MANSFIELD SHINE Fashion Designer Varsity Basketball 45 Intramural Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 45 Ping Pong Club 2, 35 Girls' Gym Club l, 25 Tri-Y 45 Senior Dramatic Club 45 Gurl's Leader Club 45 Rachel in Anne of Green Gables 45 Circus l, 25 Homcroom President 3. Twenty-two MILDRED MATTHEWS MIL Kindergarten Teacher President Knitting Club 35 Glee Club 45 Senior Dramatic Club 4, Associate Editor Reveries 4, Library Proctor 35 Minnie Stearn in Anne of Green Gables 4. JULIA MICHEL ClSSlE Journalist Commercial Club 3, Pi Eta Pi 3, 45 Senior Dramatic Club 4, Leader's Club 45 Intra- mural Basketball l, 2, 3 4, Volleyball 4, Baseball 3, Cheerleader 5, 45 Circus l, 2. MIRIAM MAYERS gg:-Kg MACK Secretary Pep Club 3, 41 Girls' Leader Club 3, 45 Commercial Club 35 Mosque and Wig 2: Knitting Club 4, Traffic Squad 4' Band 2, 3, 4, lnterclass Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, var- sity Basketball 4. ANNA MILLER ANNIE Teacher Traffic Squad 4, Band 3, 4, Orchestra 45 Service Orchestra 37 Bulletin Club 47 Light Opera Club 3, Kappa Gamma Tau 4. GLADYS MCQUEENEY MICK Dancer Beta Beta 3, 4, Vice-President Ping Pong Club 3, Tennis Club 45 lnterclass Basket- ball I, 2, 3, 4, President Homeroom 37 Secretary Homeroom 4. JOSEPHINE MULRANE JO Beautician Newspaper Club 45 Beta Beta 45, Spanish Club 3, Knitting Club 35 Josie Pye in Af1f e Hr -f' of Green Gables 4. am Twenty-three I dl! WILLIAM CHARLES MORITZ MOE Electrical Engineer Camera Club 3, 45 President Camera Club 45 Captain Visual Aid Crew 4. JACK O'DONOGHUE JOCKO Marine Corps Glee Club 45 Senior Dramatic Club 45 Service Orchestra 35 Fire Squad 35 Traffic Squad 4, . 5 s EMANUEL MOSSA f'wiLLlE undecided French Club 25 Archery Club 35 Gym Club 45 Fire Squad 4. HERBERT O'DOWD HERB Radio Executive Radio Club 3, 4. 'f 1 fl Jin -Vi r - xi :,, , .g.-i L . - I ' Q1 .gl X I CLEVELAND NELSON 1 W, .. 'L :L ' fe ww DUKE Orchestra Leader 21217. I Football Club 45 Handball Club 45 Service Orchestra 45 Basketball 3, 45 Track 3, 4. I-' WILLIS OLIVER Diesel Engineer Aeronautic's Club 3, 45 Forum 45 Track Twenty-four RALPH OMSTEAD Undecided Radio Club 3. NEWTON PUTNEY NEWT Travel Camera Club 35 Gym Club 4, Tennis Club WILLIAM O'NElLL BILL Homeroom Treasurer 37 Key Club 4, Hand- ball Club 4, Fire Squad 45 Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track l, 2, Foot- ball 2. ARTHUR RAST ART Insurance Opera Club 2, 3, Service Orchestra 2, 3g Safely Club 3, 4, Aeronautic's Club 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 41 Orchestra 4. PAUL PENNINGTON , PENNY Musician Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4. RALPH RIESENBERGER RED Business Traffic Squad 4. Twenty-five l Q EMILY PATZKE Bookkeeper History Club 35 Forum Club 45 Library Proctor 3. cil 35 Tri-Y , . WINIFRED PEKAREK PECKY Private Secretary Shop Club 25 Knitting Club 35 Beta Beta 45 Craft Club 35 Traffic Squad 45 Safety Club 45 lnterciass Basketball 3, 4. EDITH VIRGINIA POPICK EDY Vocalist Secretary Senior Dramatic Club 45 Secre- tary-Treasurer Swing Orchestra 45 Craft Elo? ip Knitting Club 35 Circus 25 Band ALICE MARIE RAMP ALICE Teacher Traffic Squad 45 Newspaper Club 3, 45 Exchange Edgor4Periscope 45 Library Coun- if VIRGINIA MARY REID GINNY Interior Decorator Representative to Student Council I5 His! tary Club 35 Pi Eta Pi 3, 45 Vice-President Pi Eta Pi 35 Tri-Y 45 Senior Dramatic Club 45 GirI's Leader Club 45 Intramural Basketball 35 Anne of Green Gables 45 Treasurer Homeroom 4. EVELYN REITH retary Pl Eta Pi 3 4 Twenty-Six Air Hostess Knitting Club 45 Rifle Team I, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 45 Pi Eta Pi 3, 45 Sec- J EANNETTE A. REN I ER Nou Artist Secretary Senior Class'45 Asznriote Editor Reverres 45 Traffic Squad 15 Library Council 35 Mosque and Wig I, 25 Glee Club ., 25 Shop Club ', 15 Vice-President French Club 35 Tru-Y 45 Vice-President Senior Dramatic Club 45 Girls' Lesser Club 45 Interclass Basketball 2, 35 rilla in Anne at Green Gables 4. ELEANOR SCHM I ED CHIC ' House-wife Pu Eta Pu 3, 45 President P1 Eta Pi 3 History Club 35 Foreman Shop Club 35 Knitting Club 45 Intramural Basketball I 3, 45 Intramural Baseball 3, 4. MARY R I ETER PATSY Dress Buyer Archery Club 3, 45 Newspaper Club 45 Art Club I, 25 Knitting Club 35 Shop Club 2. ERNESTI NE SCHROEDER ERNA Business School History Club 35 Secretary Archery Club 35 Beta Beta 45 Traffic Squad 45 Reveries Typist 45 Manager Intramural Basketball 45 Library Council 3, 45 Vice-President Homeroom 3. ALMA SALLUSTRO DARK EYES Theatrical Career Archery Club 3, 45 Tennis Club 45 History Club 35 Glee Club 25 Girls' Leader Club 45 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. ROSE SHIELDS Business School Knitting Club 35 Beta Beta 45 Senior Dramatic Club 45 Commercial Club 3' Intramural Basketball 2, 4. Twenty-seven LEWIS RISSETTO moore Teacher Homeroom President 37 Treasurer Senior Class, Masque and Whig 2, Camera Club 3, Senior Dramatic Club 45 Service Orches' tra 45 Traffic Squad 4, Library Council 35 Associate Editor Reveries. CHARLES H. SCHMIDT SMlTTY Associate Editor Reveries 41 Treasurer ennis Club 4, Treasurer Aeronautids Club 25 Safety Club 3, Hi-Y 3, 45 Cheerleader 3, 45 Visual Aids 4, Gym Club 25 Track 2, 4, Traffic Squad 4, Circus 2. CLYDE ROY Pharmacist Hn-Y 3, 4, Radio Club 35 Traffic Squad 4. ROBERT SCHROEDER 1,0-I--I-on HGH Man Vice-President Homeroom 35 Safety Club 4. NORMAN SCHABEL MUSCLE BOUND undecided Football Club 3, 45 Key Club 45 Football 3, 4, Associate Art Editor Reveries 4. CURTIS SELLEN cuR'r Draftsman Homeroom President 45 President Archery Club 45 Band 25 Rifle Team 3, 4. Twenty-eight CARL J. SHAU NESSY PEBBl.Es Assistant Chief Fire Squad 35 President Key Club 45 Chief Fire Squad 45 Student Coun- cil 45 Senior Dramatic Club 45 Master of Ceremonies Amateur Night 4. EDWARD SMITH E.A. Undecided Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Gym Club 35 Student Council, Key Club 45 President Horneroom 4. HAROLD SHEA wAl.Rus smfe Police official Traffic Squad 45 Football Club 3, 45 Foot- ball 2, 3, 45 Junior Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 45 Gym Club l, 2, 3, 4. Q , ' ALBERT SPENCER 5' '-foo lSCHY Undecided 1' Safety squad 3. DAVID SLAGHT SIS Professional Athlete Vice-President Senior Class 45 Fire Squad 35 JT 45 Senior Dramatic 45 Football Club 3, 45 Gym Club 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Foot- W, ball l, 2, 3, 45 Rifle Team 2, 3, 4. JOHN STEWART STEWIE C,P.A. Course Secretar Ke Club 3, 4' Safety Club 3' Tennis Cqub X5 Fire Squad'35 Floor Captain Traffic Squad 4. Twenty-nine f YY! 'S L HE 'fs , ,.,,.,..34H' - . ., ig I1 . 25:2 1 an gl 'ily I ' ll 'i. 53 I mtg' .1 if , i as it i Q ' gf. . 5 AUGUSTA SMITH 1 Stenographer . Vice-President Beta Beta 45 Shop Club 35 Commercial Club 2, 3. DAGMAR SVAHN DAGY Teacher Homeroom Secretar 35 Hameroom Treas- urer 45 Pi Eta Pi 3, 45 Vice-President Pi Eta Pi 45 French Club l, 2, 35 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Intramural Volleyball 45 Circus 25 Traffic Squad 45 Associate Editor of Reveries 4. RUTH SMITH Business Commercial Course 35 Beta Bet 3, 45 Knitting Club 45 Library Council 3, Intra- mural Basketball 3, 4. FLOPENCE SWANN SWANNIE Private Secretary Library Council 3 45 Archery Club 35 Beta Beta 4' Traffic Squad 45 Manager Intra- mural Basketball 4, WINIFRED STEWART W INN I E Secretary Treasurer Tennis Club 45 Treasurer Sopho- more Class 25 Secretary Hameroam 45 Tri- Y 3, 45 Ping Pon? 35 Tennis Club 45 Girls' lieaadez Club 45 ntramural Basketball l, NORMA LILLIAN SWENSON DUTCH Vocalist President Tri-Y 45 Assistant Librarian 35 Chief Librarian 45 Vice-President Class 2, 35 Student Cauncil Representative 35 Sen- ior Dramatic Club 45 Leader's Club 3, 45 Traffic Squad 45 Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 3, 4. Thirty PHYLLIS MARJORIE TINKER iii PHYL Music French Club 2 35 Knitting Club 35 Service Orchestra 45 Safety Club 45 Traffic Squad 45 Band 3, 4, E A WI.. ., . BEATRICE J. VAN SAUN BEA Drawing Safety Club 3. 9, . VIRGINIA GRACE TROTTA ,Eg ul A GlNNY Stenographer T1 Commercial Club 3, 45 Beta Beta 45 Knit- I ting Club 35 Traffic Squad 4. i f JEAN RUTH VOGT TINY Receptionist Secretary Junior Class 35 Treasurer Pi Eta Pi 45 Senior Dramatics, Student Council Representative 45 Pi Eta Pi 3, 45 Com- mercial Club 35 Treasurer Homeroom 3, 45 Traffic Squad 4. EMMA TURNURE Ea EM Teacher ,. ,' ' President History club 3, icnimng Club 3, ' 'i Safety Club 45 Tri-Y 45 Traffic Squad 4. EDITH WISSING EDY Physical Training Teacher Tri-Y 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club I, 25 President Girls' Leader Club 3, 45 President Senior Dramatic Club 45 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4: Captain Varsity Basketball 45 Intra- mural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. Thirty-one 1 iii Ziggf , .1 ,, 42,25 5 In ,W te- 5 EST. , , 1 -5 'iff W 3 5 , 'fr I ll Q ll Q I 3225 A S 4 555, Q 5f.,,- - ' 1 WILLIAM STYVERSON STYVlE Naval Architect Rod and Gun Club 35 Rifle Team 3, 4' Manager Rifle Team 45 Visual Aid 4, ALLEN J. TlCHENOR SENATOR Undecided Chess Club l, 25 Glee Club 2, 35 Fire Squad 3, 45 Key Club 35 Treasurer Key Club 45 Reveries Staff 4, JOHN SLJTHERLAND Undecided Game Club 4, Radio Club l, Basketball 4' Baseball 4. 1 JOSEPH PARKER TOTH, JR. JOEY JR. Engineer Hi-Y 3, 45 Treasurer Hi-Y 45 Vice-Presi- dent Homerocm 35 Homeroorn Secretary 45 Fire Sauad 2, 35 Secretary Football Club 45 Football 3, 45 Traffic Squad 4. ROBERT J. TESAR BOB Surgeon Dentistry Hi-Y 3, 45 Co-Manager Football 4' Foot- ball Club 45 Safety Club 35 Band 5, 4. ROBERT VAN DYKE DYKE Undecided Aeronaufic's 2, 3, 45 Safefy Club 35 Base- ball 2. Thiriy-two V u . ink Expo-an 5 WlLLlAM WILSON gg In 52' BILL Undecided AZ ' Hi-Y 3, 45 Junior Varsity Basketball 35 R President Hi-Y 4. FLORENCE C. wozuv ' U, FLOSS Journalist '7 fx M Student Council Treasurer 45 Sports Staff - A of Periscope 35 Floor Captain Traffic Zi Squad 45 Masque and Wig l, Z, 35 Presi- f Q f dent Masque and Wig 35 Tennis Club- l, Q 2, 3, 45 President Tennis Club 3, 45 Trl-Y lg, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 35 Cap- .w HtgQ. A' , f 3, tain Tennis Team 2, 3, 4. ' I LEONARD WISNYI HWHISKEYI' Chemist 1. ga. ' -C Radio Club l5 Safety Club 35 Tennis Club Y, 'N' R 45 Aeronautids Club 2, 35 Traffic Squad 4. - 4' ' . HERBERT YONKERS X Q A HERB Photographer gl Radio Club i5 Key Club 3, 45 Reveries L ZQ' Photographer 4. , . .IP ANDREW WOODS I r ' ANDY lchthyologist Camera Club 35 Game Club 4. ...Q ALYCE RUTH ZELLER Journalist Editor-in-Chief Periscope 45 Staff Member Periscope 35 Newspaper Club 3, 45 Tri-Y 3, 45 Traffic Squad 45 Masque and Wig 35 Art Editor Reveries 45 Library Council 3. il' Thirty-three .yrs f N42 M, , ..., 3, -mpff X .fy-K I in 'R 7 K? 4' 'rzit . if ' 'rw ' if X, I-- , Q 9- 3 fi' ,hm La-f 17 ',,-.., ,Ai MQ? ' 'Wm .IZT .f 7 5 5.,,. I V 64' .X My fl' 51 1. fm 4 9 4 g 'kj .ni r, f na 5, 9 yr ,. ffb -we Q -'H Sri WE HAVE OUR DIFFERENCES .... Thirty-si INSTRUCTIONS FROM MR. TURNELL mm-4-4-+05 m,...,fN -1 vas.: rl E CLASS WILL E, the Senior Class of l938, boasting of as sound mental capacities as possible after a year of feverish anxiety, do bequeath to the Juniors these varying talents and eccen- tricities. T0 THE JUNIOR CLASS: The art of gesturing with their hands and rendering appropriate facial expressions in hope that it will prove more effective and beneficial than it has for the departing class. The honor of becoming one of the distinguished members of our highly esteemed faculty on the annual Senior Day. The extreme pleasure of trying to maintain order in fthe corridors despite those under- classmen who persist in cutting during the changing of classes. The fun of spending half their allowance on tempting gum which will be chewed during classes with contentment and little dignity until the teacher announces her contempt for gum. The bother of worrying about that one deadly point for gym which might possibly prevent our leaving the portals of dear old D.H.S. To the Student Body we leave our six weary faculty advisers, trusting that their coming years will be flavored with more peace and happiness. TO THESE INDIVIDUALS: May the ever-satisfying and enduring friendship of Florence Swann and Ernestine Schroe- der live on between Edythe Bauer and Stella Mangano. Gladys McQueeney leaves her rhythmic dancing steps to the trio of Edythe Bauer, Helen Dixon, and Charlotte Hudson, May these nimble steppers dance into the Hall of Fame! Margaret Mansfield bequeaths to Eunice Martin the ability to tickle the ivories and hold groups spellbound by the smooth melodic notes of popular refrains. Carl Shounessy leaves his speaking ability to Bill Dickson. ln one breath we leave Frances Litteer's soft and soothing vocal renditions to Joan Powell. Long may she sing! Duke Nelson wills his nimble skill to truck on down to the small but magnetic Joe Brown. Evelyn Reith and Edgar Deegon extend wishes for conjugal happiness to Ruth Willis and Bill Dickson. Arthur Rast leaves his short hair cut to Bob King. Bill O'NeilI leaves his showmanship on the diamond to Ralph Heitel. Florence Wozny surrenders her skill of dethroning opposing tennis champions to her. successor, Helen Dixon. May this Dumont star bring fame to the little town of Haworth. Miss Menge will leave to the forthcoming Senior Class Chairman the task of stressing to the Seniors the significance of selling tickets, subscriptions, and practically everything im- aginable. Peter Accorti surrenders o box of aspirin tablets to the next year's Editor-in-Chief of the Reveries-and a word of warning. ' Miss Heinrich leaves to the adviser in charge of photography for next year's Reveries, the patience necessary for collecting all proofs. Bob Miller leaves Dumont with a smile. Alyce Zeller abandons her paint brush to Lillian Vogt, with the hope that she will suc- ceed in bringing recognition from near and distant exhibits to our school. Henry Aims leaves Dumont as quietly as he entered. Herber Yonker leaves his achievements as a photographer to Werner Sauer. Only Bob Tesar can wear those snappy colorful combinations! Leonard Wisnyi leaves the Chemistry class minus an Einstein. Harry Bengel bids his Alma Mater adieu still being mistaken for his twin brother Ernie. Bill McDougall leaves Dumont with his eternal arguments. Winifred Anson turns over the management of the Basketball Team to Edythe Bauer. Evelyn Reith leaves to Loretta McMahon that sweet and sympathetic nature we all love. Doris Dowd, the only remaining guard on our girls' team receives the best wishes of Edith Wissing. John Sutherland leaves with the rest of us. Duly signed, sealed, and executed this l6th day of March in the presence of two of our ever-patient but weary advisers, Miss Menge and Miss Heinrich. FLORENCE WOZNY Forty CLASS PROPHECY SEPTEMBER SO, 1950 Dear Bob: A glance into my favorite newspaper reveals the fact that the Brooklyn Dodgers have finally succeeded in winning the National League pennant due to the capable management of Harry Bunny Mansfield and the famous battery of Slaght and O'Neill. The Dodger's were honored at a Sports banquet last night, held at the Hotel Mansfield which is owned and managed by Buster Cole. Mayor Kennedy of New York was the principal speaker of the evening. Many prominent celebrities attended, among them being Ed. Lawrence popular Sports columnist of the New York Sun, Florence Wozny, famous tennis star, Grover Drakeford, noted heavyweight boxer, Edward Miller, re- cent golf champion, Cleveland Nelson, noted track personality and Joe Alonso, horse-racing expert. Leaving the Sport pages I turned to the front page and read of the heated debate going on in the Senate between Senator McDougall of New Jersey and Senator Blauvelt of New York over the current Naval Expansion Bill. Also occupying the headlines was the name of Leonard Wisnyi, world famous scientist, who has perfected a formula for removing the odor from limberger cheese. John Stewart, wealthy importer, in an interview to the press, stated that a protective tariff is necessary in order to achieve prosperity. Oddities in the news show that a fourteen pound baby boy was born to Mrs. Toth this morning. Mr. J. P. Toth, Jr., the proud father, is a plumber by trade, and lives with his family at Dumont, N, J. Glancing through the fashion page I noticed an article by Dagmar Svahn, noted style authority who predicts that women's hats this fall will be cuter and crazier than ever before, lis it possible?l. Last, but by no means least, l turned to the funnies and read an- other thrilling adventure of Snow Drift and the Seven Drops created by that King of Creatorsfl Norman Schabel. Tossing the paper aside I switched on my television radio, and was greeted with the sweet melodic strains of Bob Tesar and His Cosmopolitan Orchestra, featuring the Golden Gate Trio of Litteer, Swenson, and Con- boy. The program was suddenly interrupted by an important news flash stating that Butch Mulligan notorious gangster had been captured at his secret hideout in Chicago, through the combined efforts of America's ace G man Otto Schroeder and Harold Shea, chief of the Chicago State Police. Satisfied with the world in general and myself in particular I turned off the radio and went to bed, proud to have been a member of that illustri- ous class of '38. PETER ACCORTI Forty-o e Forty-two J' -uf, 2, St 1. ,.. --':i!fi,? Gs bww I , 3 x :T ,J , 4. ' ,I r li? HOHOIQ IQOLL PETER ACCORTI ANNA ANGELILLIS KENNETH BLAUVELT FLORENCE DAVIS AGNES DEMBOWSKI BERTHA DOUGHERTY BARBARA ELLIS ROBERT ETZOLD FLORENCE HEUBEL ROBERT HUMMERSTON LAWSON KENNEDY DOROTHY KLAISS EDWARD LAWRENCE FRANCES LITTEER HARRIET LO PICCOLO ALICE LORTZ ANNA MILLER HERBERT O'DOWD EMILY PATZKE WINIFRED PEKAREK ALICE RAMP JEANETTE RENIER RALPH RIESENBERGER LEWIS RISSETTO ERNESTINE SCHROEDER AUGUSTA SMITH JOHN STEWART NORMA SWENSON PHYLLIS TINKER LEONARD WISNYI EDITH WISSING ALICE ZELLER Forty-f l Joe Acquaviva Susan Armstrong Ruth Bissannette Betty Broderick Mary Church Ed. Collins Doris Dowd Larry Eagan William Eckersley Eve Ellis Gertrude Fischer Anna Francisco Bill Grabowske Edward Gruber Jean Guarino JUNIOR CLASS Marjorie Hanst David Hayes William Hayes Ralph l-leitell lda Hess Myrtle Hopper Llewellyn Hurst Eileen Jansen Eleanor Jansen Jack Johns Helen Jones William Jones Albert Kanze Warren Kolberger Sol Kugler Anthony Lanza Stella Mangano Earl Mangold William McClain William McDowell Charlotte Newman Gloria Ottinger John Perley Joan Powell Earnest Querino William Quick Bette Roche Leslie Rowland Marie Ruppert Anna Saraceno Robert Schmidt William Schmidt William Scott George Schuster Emily Slaght Ethel Smith Rita Smith Emily Soule Walter Slamon John Stean Cornelia Van Corpels Stephen Wilkens Barbara Wissing Stephen Wilkes Adeline Wood Augusta Bagnell Edythe Bauer Doris Beucler John Bogert Joe Brown John Butterfield Mae Carlsen William Connell Warren Cooper Alice Coyle Grace De Lticia Adelaide Dutil Norman Eakins Margaret Ehrsam JUNIOR CLASS Paul Fergerson Douglas Fletcher Donald Fox Adolph Geils Ruth Getter Eileen Gingras Lucy Greer Frank Hayden Edwin Haynia John Hendricks Freda Hess Douglas Hibbe Harold Hoertel Helen Hommel Vfilliam Huggard Doris Hussa Eleanor Klotz Claire Krause David Ladin Helen Masters Eva Merten Bernard McNevins Harry Muller Marie Nolan Margaret Ogden Thomas Purcell Philip Richter George Rieger Ronald Sandbach Frank Saracena Werner Sauer Winifred Shock Ruth Standin Joseph Steiner Elizabeth Townsend Marshall Voelz Fayette Vogt Lillian Vogt Joseph Weigle Robert Vreeland Anne Werner Ruth Willis Robert Ausburn Fred Abel Richard Abrahamson Ernest Bengel Doris Bierman Theresa Bellingea Jeanne Boland Ruth Carlson Alma Cavallo Wheeler Davis Helen Dixon Robert Donohue Virginia Durr Ruth Ennever Elvy Erickson JUNIOR CLASS Warren Etzold Patricia Freese Virginia French Edward Gallagher Elizabeth Gerardi John Geils Kenneth Gmeiner Matthew Guida Roy Gustafson Arthur Guttzeit Charlotte Henricksen Charlotte Hudson Doris Maclnnes Charles James Robert King Jacqueline Kapf John Leishman Eunice Martin William Martin Jeannette Mercer Marion McCabe Loretta McMahon Florence Mullen Louise Nanni Alfred Nyman Warren O'Hara Dorothy Pelton Catherine Perkins Grace Rauch Rita Richardson Forty-seven Vilma Ritchie Janet Schilling William Schlegel Helen Selin Allan Sellen Irene Shields Thomas Spillane Agnes Smith Florence Snaith Louis Storck Constance Strunk Lucille Thomson Ruth Trethewey Eino Tuisanen Rudolph Von Abele Gertrude Wilt Charles Alleborn Claudia Badini Florence Belits William Beutel Eileen Brady Hugh Badden Lorraine Brainard Dorothy Bussell Ruth Butterworth Barbara Chapman Betty Cooper Lorraine Crossman Gloria Dankert Bertie Day Robert Delacy Dorothea Delyonni Luther Demarest SOPHOMORE CLASS Joseph Daulin Anthony Drago Raftael Esposito Henrietta Frank Eleanor Getter Dalton Goetschius Genevieve Greentha ler William Healy Jeannette Hess Barbara Ireland Yvonne Jeunelot Richard Kellogg Pearl Kennedy Harry King Ed. Klothe S Margaret Koller Lucy Lanza Bill Lawrence Gloria Leach Ruth Leckie Jerry Lenrow Martha Lowenhaupt Doris MacKinnon William Maguire Paula Mathiesen Robert Meyns Blanche McGarry William Nemeseck Margaret Occhiena Gladys Parsons Anna Penne Jean Radicia Ambrose Rasmussen Constance Rast Betsy Reese Violet Rehman Evelyn Robertson Michael Rockett John Schultz Dorothy Schulze Charles Smith Frederick Smith Mary Sovero Doris Staats Harry Standen Jagi Takagi Harriet Tharnstrom Gerard Vaugh Helen Walker Muriel Walterding Lenard Waterhouse William Albert Marita Alonso Donald Broker Owen Campbell lrene Carlson Kenneth Carlson Edward Cole Robert Collins William Conner Robert Clark William D'Angelo Richard Deegan George Donohue Dorothy Enright Madeline Fagan SOPHOMORE CLASS Salina Fagerstron Jacob Falasca Francis Flood Lillian Franciscan: Dorothy Gavin Charles Greer Kathleen Hammond Frank Hanson Philip Hanst Barbara Hayne Oscar Helsler Dolores Henze Benjamin Hill Viola James Bernard Jenny Robert Johnstone Edward Kelly Helen Lein Marie Lind Raymond Livingston Mary Muller Warren Nichol Julia Nolan Esther Olson Eleanor Rakentine Allen Rabush Marion Rausa Charles Rausa Rosina Rotunno Marguerite Ruckle Forty-eight Herbert Schwartze Norma Searhauser Suzanne Skates John Sovero William Steffens Jane Stewart Audrey Strickland Richard Styverson Kenneth Thropp Ada Timpson Louis Trotta John Walsh Pearl Weir Bertha Whitford Frank Abrahamson Audrey Anderson John Barrows Jack Barry Quenten Blauvelt Jerry Bower Richard Carmelich Carmine Caruccio Edith Chadwick Cecelia Connelly Jack Coon Eward Cummings Patsy D'Andrea Judith Davis Robert Dedecker Coral Dick s K -1 SOPHOMORE CLASS Raymond Dieter Philip Ellery Alexander Evaskovich Jule Foy Eugene Ficker Warren Fuller Robert Gerbracht Veronica Guthrie Doris Hansen Jack Hart Robert Jones Donald Julien Charles Keatings Richard Killeen Julius Kling Harry Lake Eldon Langham Ruth Lehmann Nettie Libonati Mabel Mack Lloyd Maguire Joseph Marino Edward Metzel Carolyn Mosse Miriam Nothelfer George Odenal Henry Piper Lillian Pitts Irene Posser Elen Reis Isabelle Reiser Edward Reynolds Lillian Ritzheimer Dorothy Rich Madeline Roy Edith Ruppert John Schatz Helen Schumacher Matalie Scudder Robert Schaffer Frank Shultz Julia Smolenski Margaret Spillane Walter Stark Irene Sniath Alvin Thrum John Van Weigan James Wilson Mabel Ziemer i, A James Allen Dolly Barry William Belitz Martha Borghi Rose Brady Edna Brewer Eugene Canzler George Carrol Jack Chandler Veronica Christian Arlene Cleveland Betty Comyns FRESHMAN CLASS Anthony Conboy Donald Demarest Warren Demarest Harold Diehl Rita Duane John Eagan Claire Ennist Dorothy Fletcher Robert Flint Fred Francisco William Gerhold Dan Gillespie Matilda Griepenburg Edward Names Justine Gruber Judith Omstead Franklin Guttman Louis Reiger Richard Guttzert Madeline Robbiani William Hanzt Ellen Howland Joan Lynch Jack Manatee Madeline May Lois Moyers Harry Mohrman Gene Mull Joseph Schultz Charles Sisco Kenneth Steffins Robert Supply Mildred Van Antwerp Stephen Vajda Agnes Vaughn Dorothea Waylen Joan Wissing Eleanor Adamski Rose Angelillis Earl Baer Rosetta Borghi Peter Buongiarno Francis Corley James Carr Lois Crossman Russell Cunningham Carl DeCaesar Marie Ernst Robert Fennell FRESHMAN CLASS Gloria Francisco Audrey Freint Peter Gorman Raymond Greely Isabell Guida Augusta Hemmel George Higgins Frederic James Eleanor Jenkins Ann Joachem Bertha Lake George Landwehr Norman Mangold Virginia McDonough Janet McNevins Doris Meyer Irene Patske Elaine Pieringer Rita Pinkert Florence Piper Albert Pohli Betty Rappold Harry Riordan Elaine Ronan Beatrice Ruge Isolde Ruhmer Gertrude Savarese Doris Schindwein Betty Schmidt Anna Schulze Evelyn Shock John Smith Mildred Spina Warren Stewart Elizabeth Troop Walter Yonker Winitred Wicks Donald Abel Arthur Bowen Eleanor Barry Louis Casama Thomas Collins Edith Dick Grace Dimick Robert Downing Irene Edwards Frank Ellis FRESHMAN CLASS Janet Flint Jean Flint Ann Genserner Fred Gohde Geraldine Harrier Ernest Havecker Patricia Heitel Francis Hickey Joseph Hobler Paul Hyatt Edwin Jacobson Mary Jennison Anna Keane John Malcuit Charles Mathes Rowland Pelton Audrey Pfleger Alice Powell Doris Pulling John Rasmussen Fifty-one Benjamin Rausa Margaret Roem Jacqueline Roper Evelyn Schneider Walter Schlegel Clifton Schroeder Roger Snellman Jane Turnure Harry Woltien John Zeimer Harriet Bennett Bill Borro Dorothy Boyd Robert Brandenberger Elvia Corr John De Andrea Charles De Cesare Elfrieda Doremus Nicolas Folasca Irene Gobettie EIGHTH GRADE Stan'ey Gifford Donald Grimsdale Camilla Gundersen Robert l-lennig Jack Hofmann Betty Irwin Edward Jabout Joseph Kelly Ruth Krinkle Isabel Livingston Harold Mack Wallace Mangold Charlotte Miller Antionette Nemecek John Reisen Blanche Ricco Arlene Robertson Billy Rowland Anthony Soraceno Muriel Shea Ruth Spieqclglass William Tensfeldt Virginia Tltornstrom Torrey Vcbiassen Marian Trayner James Van Buskirk Vera Vogt Joyce Whitmer Edna Wright Nikolas Acquayiva Frank Barry George Baur Doris Brockner Donald Burnham Vera Conklin Woolford Darl Laura Davis Mildred Delyannis Marie Esposito EIGHTH GRADE Francis Fagan Evelyn GinS Doris Hanson Teresa Hickey Constance Kobell Fred Lortz Catherine Mangano Eleanor Mathieson Dorothy Matthews Charles Mertin Doris Merten James Molinaro Josephine Odenal Adolphe Oesterb Charles Oggenfuss John O'Neill Betty Rice Grace Ripley Edward Ronan Ralph Ruppert Fifty-two Margaret Schumacher Louise Stein Louis Stein Robert Stone Alex Sutherland Yoshie Takagi Winifield Ten Eyck Doris Tonsar Marion Wylie Christina Zanzarelle Mary Acquaviva George Barfoot Warren Bourne Russell Bowen John Bruno Anno Christ Doris Cody George Conner Dorothy De Caes Orie Denton Ol' EIGHTH GRADE Edward Dolan Edward Donaldson Benjamin Gerhold William Golish Lillian Gunderson Marjorie Herlin Jane Huggard Edwin Irwin Robert Jennison Lucille Klein Alice McDougall Jennie Meeholowski Inger Moller Donald Nelson Mary Recchio Charles Reitano Mary Rockett Anita Schmidt James Shaw Jean Short Douglas Steiler Dorothy Steiner Fred Strong Charles Stuht Dorothy Thompson Kenneth Thornstrom Michael Triggianni Muriel Tuttle Edward Veitch hee: 9603003 1 52 E 4 0 Q Gn-LS b J I.. H ewavk V3Y91tlIi I- Q' A M1 Q 0 2 X 'L Totfiil' 'P S 1 ll W if 1 'Mug Fulham ig, 'I V Q Q., S 7 1 THQ YT?-OJ?-E53 0 X Q u f Ng... ? R3'Q 'f'c-3 5 f 3Uf gQ H Q' ' l s lib tk: , , - I' M ubucky B W Hs-ff KU? aw' e 'fe STUDENT COUNCIL TRAFFIC SQUAD AND THE FIRE SQUAD NDER the able supervision of Mr. Seigenfuse and Chief Agnes Dembowski they got into snappy workout in the tall. The squad consists of fifty senior boys and girls who are supervised by four floor captains. The squad has been an effective one and they have maintained order throughout the year in the school halls, The Fire Squad has been under the able supervision of Mrs Dunn. The squad cooperates with the school authorities and the Firemen and works to maintain order during fire drills. They consist of junior and senior boys. LIBRARY COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL OT only does the Student Council deliberate on affairs pertaining to stu- dent government, but it assumes the responsibility of providing a varied and interesting social calendar for the year. lt considers itself a vital part of the S.O. system by which funds are raised to carry on our school functions, We manage the S.O. Drive in the fall, and we consider it our duty to maintain a steady interest in the S. O, during the year. The president, Law- son Kennedy, is a member of the Budget Committee that meets every Wed- nesday to allocate funds. Our outstanding achievement of this year is the publication ofa hand- book, that has been made a success through the cooperation of every unit in Dumont High School, This is a true school handbook, The Executive Board composed of President Lawson Kennedy, Treas- urer Florence Wozny and the class presidents and representatives, is aided by able representatives chosen from each homeroom, club, and athletic organization, under the supervision of Mrs. de Nazario. TRAFFIC AND FIRE SQUAD THE LIBRARY COUNCIL HE Library Council is of great help to the school. The members often give up their study periods to accession books for the shelves and they take turns taking care of the desk. The purpose of the Council is to familiarize students with the school Library. Books are being classified according tothe Dewey Decimal classification system. The Library has been subscribing to thirty different magazines. Miss Tear, the school librarian, has worked very hard with the Council giving suggestions and helping them out of any problems that may have come up, Fifty-seven B ETA B ETA AST September the Beta Beta girls resumed their various activities under the leadership and guidance of Miss Manion, their faculty adviser. The club held one social meeting each month and devoted the other weekly meetings to business affairs. As a means of raising money, the club held a series of candy sales. ln addition, some of the club members gave card parties at their homes. As their service contributions to the school, the club took charge of the delivery of weekly supplies to home rooms and of ushering at school functions throughout the year. At Christmas time the girls assisted the Student Council in the wrapping of gifts for the Christmas baskets sent out by the school. The officers of the club are as follows: Florence Davis, Presidentf- Augusta Smith, Vice President, Mildred Grabowski, Secretary, and Ruth Freund, Treasurer. PERISCOPE Pl ETA Pl HE Pl ETA Pl originally known as the Pep Club swung into action this year under the guidance of Miss E. Saults. The girls' organization is one of the school's service clubs. l ' The officers of the club this year were: l-larriet Lo Piccolo, president, Dagmar Svahn, vice-president, Evelyn Reith, secretary, Anno Jeslinek, treas- urer, and Ruth Havecker, Student Council ,representative Fifty-eight B ETA B ETA THE PERISCOPE HIS year's Periscope has tried to please all by improving its style. The Periscope has edited eight issues this year in an attractive, neat, printed form. Under the able leadership of Miss Burchill, our faculty adviser, the paper has come a long way from its first edition. The editorial staff is as follows: ALYCE ZELLER ,........... ..........,,... , ,Editor-in-Chief JOAN POWELL. .,..,..,.,.,,A,..,,.... News Editor ALICE RAMP ,,,,,,,,,,,...,....... Exchange Editor PETER ACCORTI ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Feature Editor JOHN ANGEVlNE ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,......, Art Editor EDWARD LAWRENCE .,......... Sports Editor MARGUERETE RUCKLE ,...,, Make-Up Editor Pl ETA Pl TRI-Y H l-Y ITH much enthusiasm the Hi-Y began its season of many varied activ- ities. Besides carrying out their regular Hi-Y program, they have again undertaken the care of all the school lockers. Their ever-present spirit of service has been very obvious. The club has induced into their realm nine new members, held their first Parent's and Son's Dinner, conducted football rallies, and several oc- casions cooperated with the Tri-Y to make such events as the Football Sup- per a success. The club in conjunction with the Tri-Y presented their first formal dance which was a great success. They expect to make it an annual affair. They ended their season by holding Easter dawn services. KEY CLUB TRLY CLUB HE TRI-Y swung into another year of extensive activity with Miss C. Menge serving as faculty adviser for her second term of office. Our ex- ecutive body consisted of Norma Swenson, President, Winifred Anson, Sec- retary-Treasurer, and Edith Wissing, Student Council Representative. Among the outstanding projects our organization completed were the annual football supper and the inspection of lockers. Numerous socials were sponsored, the members being host to Westwood, Dumont Hi-Y and the Tri-Y Alumni. This year the Tri-Y and l'li4Y collabor- ated and gave a dance on April l which was considered one of the high spots of the year. The traditional Easter assembly program was acclaimed a huge success when a religious play was tendered to the Student Body. We have had faithful representation to the monthly council meetings at the Y and as a result, have profited from the friendships we have woven and the ideas which are exchanged at these conferences. HI-Y KEY CLUB HE KEY CLUB, sponsored by the Schraalenburg Kiwanis Club, aims to be of service to the school and to promote good fellowship and sportsman- ship among school members. lt has given to the school a school flag and a movie slide projector. The annual Key Club Ball, this year known as The Crystal Ball, proved to be one of the outstanding social events of the school year. Sixty-one THE BAND UR BAND is now in its sixth year under the direction of Mr. H. William Stehn. As in former years, the band has visited other schools. Those schools have returned the visits which resulted in many delightful assemblies. Following the tradition started in the first year, our band again presented its annual concert. The guest this year was the noted euphomiumist Mr. Dittmers. The uniforms of the band are very striking and as far as appear- ance is concerned, are on a par with any band in the state. The band has been invited to play at Albany, New York. CHEERLEADERS TH E ORCH ESTRA THE ORCHESTRA is now in its third year under the baton of Mr. H. Wil- liam Stehn. The organization was helped this year by a large number of students who were studying music under the supervision of Mr. Stehn last year. It is fairly well balanced and has made excellent progress. lt furnishes the musical portion of many evening affairs held in the school. Sixty-two 1 SENIOR DRAMATICS ANNE OF GREEN GABLESH -ANNE OF GREEN GABLESH the famous novel written by L. M. Mont- gomery and dramatized by Alice Chadwicke was presented by the Senior Class on Saturday, February 26, l938. The stage setting represented the early nineteen hundred's, The char- acters, dressed in costumes ot the some period, gave an excellent perform- ance. The loveable character of Anne Shirley, the little orphan girl, was ably portrayed by Frances Litteer. She was nobly assisted by an equally tal- ented supporting cast. MASQUE AND WIG SENIOR DRAMATIC SOCIETY THE Senior Dramatic Society is a Senior Club under the leadership of Miss Fegley. It is a club devoted to those people interested in dramatics, Some of the chief aims and objectives of the club are: I . To learn to represent sincerely the personality of the role under- taken. 2. To gain poise before an audience, 3. To become a recognized unit in the school social life. 4. To become familiar with a Broadway Theatre. 5. To furnish programs for assemblies or other school functions. In conjunction with the Student Council, the club presented a one-oct play entitled The Castle of Mr. Simpson. 3. -1-nu-.. ANNE OF GREEN GABLES THE MASQUE AND WIG CLUB THE chief aim of the Masque and Wig Club has been to develop an under- standing and appreciation of modern drama. To achieve this the group as a whole reads and studies plays as well as the technical difficulties in pre- senting them. Special attention is given to stage make-up, lighting, settings, and costumes. The club in co-operation with the Student Council presented a one act play on the evening of May ZO, I938. The other dramatic clubs of the school also participated. ' Sixty-five WEARERS OF THE HENRY AIMS JOHN ANGEVINE WINIFRED ANSON HARRY BENGEL KENNETH BLAUVELT DAVID DECKER GROVER DRAKEFORD HERBERT GOLD THOMAS GORMAN WILLIAM HART LAWSON KENNEDY DOROTHY KLAISS FRANCES LITTEER HARRIET LO PICCOLO HARRY MANSFIELD MARGARET MANSFIELD RAY MARSHALL MIRIAM MAYERS EDWARD MILLER CLEVELAND NELSON WILLIAM O'NEILL PAUL PENNINGTON EVELYN REITH CURTIS SELLEN HAROLD SHEA DAVID SLAGHT EDWARD SMITH JOHN STEWART WILLIAM STYVERSON NORMA SWENSON ROBERT TESAR JOSEPH TOTH FLORENCE WOZNY Sixty-si A XJ- U' I N1-E wil' KA HAROLD SHEA FOOTBALL SCH EDU LE ALUMNI ,,...,, RAMSEY ,,,,, WESTWOOD HASBROUCK HEIGHTS TEANECK ,.....,,. ., ..,,,,... . TENAFLY ..,,,,... PARK RIDGE LODI ,.......,,,.,. ST. PETERS .....,, Dumont Opp O O O 12 I9 I3 35 34 I2 one O I3 I3 7 O O O O O nt GROVER DRAKEFORD BILL DICKSON EDWARD COLLINS EDWARD SMITH DAVID SLAGHT WILLIAM SCHMIDT ff ROBERT YESAR HARRY MANSFIELD o Bum ElnRV'IiS1 Q PHILIP RICHTER HERBERT SCHWARTZ 5 ukNes'r Gusnmo BASKETBALL SCI-IEDUL Dumont Oppone CLOSTER ,,,, ,, ,v,, 27 I4 E nt MNH :DSM FORT LEE ,,,,,,,, ,. 6 I6 WESTWOOD ,,,., ,. 25 I8 CLOSTER ,,,..,. ,. 23 7 TEANECK ,....... .. I6 I9 TENAFLY ..... .. A, .. 20 26 WESTWOOD .,,,., ,, I9 29 BOGOTA ........,Y,,, .. I4 20 HAWTHORNE ,,,,, W ZO 26 PARK RIDGE ,,,.,,. ,. 28 I8 RAMSEY ,..,,,,,., ,. I S 27 FORT LEE ...A....,,Y.. .. I9 29 MONTCLAIR ...... ., 3 I 35 TENAFLY ,,,,,.....,,,,,,,,.... 24 I8 PARK RIDGE ..,,..,,,.,....... 29 2I HASBROUCK HEIGHTS ..., 31 36 HASBROUCK HEIGHTS .,.. 28 25 MONTCLAIR ,..,,,,,,,,...,. 23 I6 TEANECK ,,,,,....,,,,,,,....., 25 27 HAWTHORNE ..,,, W 26 23 BOGOTA ,,,,,,.... ,. 24 30 WASSBERG EDWARD GRUBKR HAROLD sun :pw up SMITH JOHN N HERBERT GOLD unm- .ng -. ' D d 'Q1?4 T.L f f 1 GROVER DRAKEFORD CLEVELAND NELSON WILLIAM 0'NEIL ga- Y- ,4- ,vw xc!-X JOHN SUTHERLAND L mcunv URM xlaow r 0' BASEBALL SCHEDULE APRIL I I ,,,,, ,,,.,......,,,,,,,..,., C LOSTER APRIL 25 ,v.... ,,,,,L,.,..., S PRING VALLEY APRIL 26 ,..,,, ..,,,, H ASBROUCK HEIGHTS APRIL 29 ..,,, ....,.,..,,,,,,,.. H AWTHORNE MAY 3 ,,,... MAY 5 ...,,, MAY 9 .,.., MAY I2 ..,.,, MAY I3 ,,Y.., MAY I 7 .,,,,. MAY 20 ,,.... MAY 24 ,,,... MAY 26 .,,,,, MAY 27 ,,,... MAY 30 ,..,,, ,,,,,,,..,.,.,,,PARK RIDGE ,LMTEANECK ...,.,FORT LEE ,,.....CLOSTER ,,,,,......,TEANECK .,,,,,,,,,,,,...,WESTWOOD ,,,,,,,,.....,, PARK RIDGE ,,.,,,,HASBROUCK HEIGHTS M,,,,,,,,,...,,,,,,,,,,TRINITY LEE ,.......,WESTWOOD ROBERT MEYNS DAURD SLAGHT HAROLD SHEA ROBERT VAN DYKE JACK BLAUVELT WALYER SLAMON HARRY MANSFIELD KENNETH BLAUVELT o.,4sU-L WU-UAW RALPH HEITEL eu 5 GIRLS' BASKETBALL THE Girls' Varsity Basketball Squad led by their Captain, Edith Wissing, -'- completed the season with three victories and four set-backs. The team displayed excellent spirit and sportsmanship throughout the season. RIFLE TEAM THE Rifle Team consisting of both a girls' team and boys' team has com- pleted a fairly successful season ,under the advisorship of Mr, Fitz- patrick. -.....-, TRACK TEAM QUR Track Team is looking forward to a successful season with Duke Nelson, Tommy Purcell, and Ernie Tuerino leading the way, Ray Marshall has been chosen to manage the team. TENNIS TEAM THE Girls' Tennis Team, with Miss Menge as coach and Florence Wozny as captain, anticipated for 1938 the success it enjoyed in l937. The Boys' Team has Mr. Janowitz as coach, John Stewart as manager, and David Decker as captain. l 9 Pi!! .K Q. 4 I iv 1 n 5 LLLLLLLLLEEX Awww on ffm mfqxfwfffxf-V1 A fNfN fx f1fN'WfxfN A nn fx ie . 4 13 C-.Q .mn RQAHQ 1 f- KSA? fxfvnmmfx fwdiqs 1 .' M uAofN'CN'2v1,x ., .. . . 0 ., 0 U N , h u 'YO J u 'X 0 4. U, '- ' 4 . , V , ln-il- f? X S UPB SC B Cn-+1rmZrnCfw--47Ur l14U3P GIIIIIIII OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER FOR THE I938 YEAR BOOK OF DUMONT HIGH SCHOOL EXCLUSIVELY EQUIPPED T0 D0 YEAR BOOK PHOTOGRAPHY I3I WEST 42nd STREET NEW YORK CITY Seventy-eight The DUMONT BOARD oi TRADE comprising DUMONT'S LEADING BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL MEN Extend Best Wishes for the Future to the CLASS OF I938 PACE INSTITUTE Cultural-Occupational Courses The diploma programs of day school and evening school study C all accredited by the New York State Education Departmentj, include the following: ACCOUNTANCY AND BUSINESS 'ADMINISTRATION ACCOUNTANCY PRACTICE IC.P.A.l CREDIT SCIENCE ADVERTISING AND MARKETING SELLING AND MARKETING SECRETARIAL PRACTICE ADVANCED SHORTHAND SHORTHAND REPORTING CC.S.RJ A Junior or Senior high school student may make tentative reservation of class place to be available after high school graduation Cnc obligatiunj and be placed on mailing list of T1-ua PACE STUDENT-ofhcial magazine of Pace Institute. A copy of the General Bulletin and occupational booklets will be sent upon request. PACE INSTITUTE Q13 Ti I'0ff0U2 , TRIPLE SAFE TIRES mr YEAR Rouun nnlvlue f SAFETY I x 1 E No Money Down No Credit Investigation sth Q gif: 15 Immediate Delivery BATTERIES - BICYCLES - BRAKES HOME AND AUTO RADIOS - SEAT COVERS - EXPERT RADIO SERVICE N EY- V OPEN EVENINGS TIR rn HACKENSACK ' .9 E, ANDERSON STREET Opp. Seors. HAck. 2-4430 Photo by H. Yonkers 24 CLU B E ghty COMPLIMENTS OF THE 2LI CLUB KENNETH BLAUVELT DWIGHT CLEVELAND MATHESON COLE WILLIAM CONNELL DAVID DECKER EDGAR DEGEN ARTHUR DEGENHARDT MILDRED GRABOWSKI JOHN HANSON WILLIAM HART HARRIET LO PICCOLO WILLIAM MCDOUGALL RAYMOND MARSHALL HERBERT O'DOWD WILLIS OLIVER RALPH OMSTEAD LINCOLN DIXON NEWTON PUTNEY ALICE RAMP RALPH RIESENBERGER MARY REITER CLYDE ROY MARGARET RUCKLE FRANK SARACINO JANET sCHuLL:NC CHARLES SCHMIDT ROBERT SCHROEDER ALBERT SPENCER DAGMAR SYAHN I ROBERT TESAR ROBERT VAN DYKE ANDREW WOODS HERBERT YONKERS ALYCE zELLER Eighty-one With Best Wishes for The Success of Everv Member ALEX TAYLOR 6' CO. of the ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT UUILASS .Dir Ti! S v zz EAST 42nd STREET ' NEW YORK ciTY NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF ANCHOR POST FENCE co. THE KEY C'-UB Manufactors and Erectors of Fences for Every Purpose CHAIN LINK, IRON PICKET and RUSTIC WOOD V Direct Factory Branch T94 Frelinghuysen Avenue Newark, N, J. X, A BERKELEY ,Ai LLEWELLYN ' Ja h Affiliate: Berkeley School Eas!O.ranqe Newlersey dtw-y ' I gh grd dolleg ly Dhguhd dstdz Eifch ple lrvace F bu11hn,ddu: Ac Ne YrklAtG TIC trul Stltl JMOII wl:416'I3 One en o ear secretarial courses or hi -school a uates an c e women exclusive . ie'n is e uni- versity faculty. Attractive terrace-qarf en u 'oe. e 've semen IO ' . or e' a re DIRECTOR, Gravblr Bldg., 420 Lcxlngton v ., w c nn on on l - Eighty-two THE SAVAGE SCHOOL wlll move on July 1, 1938 to Its larger, modern, hreprooi NEW BUILDING at 454 West 155th Street, New York N Y convenient to all transit lines The school oflerl an accredrted three year course preparing hrgh school ESTABLISHED 49 YEARS Catalog upon request Employment Bure u for students and graduates Addrell unttl July I 1938 SO! WEST 59th STREET NEW YORK N Y , . . graduates to be teachers ot recreation, health, and physical education. - a ' , : , , . . '-.:-' , -.5-'-' - NJ! 511 - A BOROUGH HALL DIVISION COLLEGE of ARTS and SCIENCES Dcy and Evening courses leading to B.S. Preparation for teaching academic courses in High School, and prep- aration for Law, Optometry, Podiatry, Veterinary, etc. Summer Session: May 31 and July 5. Fall Term: September 15. SCHOOL of LAW Three-year day or four-year evening course leading lo degree LLB. Post-graduate course leading to de- cree 1.5-ll Of LLM- Summer Session: June 20. Fall Term: September 19. SCHOOL of COMMERCE Day or Evening courses leading to degree B.B.A. or B.S. in Economics, for High School Teaching and in preparation for law School and Certified Public Accountant examinations. Summer Session : June 6. Fall Term: September 19. COLLEGE of PHARMACY Day course leading to degree B.S. in areparafion for Pharmacy, Medicine, Drug, Chemical and Bio- logical fields. Fall Term: September 19 Registrar-96 Sclrermerhorn St., Brooklyn. N. Y. 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All purchases made at BMA Stores are backed by the BERGENFIELD Helen '-ein MERCHANTS' Am DRESSER ASSOCIATICN La Roche Avenue Harrington Pork, N. J. M GDID Milli ORCHESTRA DUMONT 4-I I32 DUMONT 4-O779W Eighty-fi BLUE MOON ICE CREAM C mphments of Krieger 6' Sarapin FORMERLY CUTLER Cpltf A Friend Agents for Schaeffer Pens - Lofts Candy Dixon Sfationery Reach and Spaulding Sport Goods V Full Line of Greeting Cards 36 W. Madison Avenue Dumont, N J BEST WISHES TO Class of I939 FOR A SUCCESSFUL SENIOR YEAR FROM CLASS OF 1938 E h