Dumont High School - Reveries Yearbook (Dumont, NJ)

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-1 .w. -Q 1 r, 'fiivrc-fffgl Betty Broderick Betty is a girl who can be classed as a really true friend. She is full of fun and has a disposition en- . v' d by many. -3 is i M-f . . . l Doris Bierman Ruth Blssonette L U! 1 X As president of Kappa Known and liked by V9 Gamma Tau, Doris exhib- all the students, her win- ' Brqwn its her fine literary and executive ability. She, as well as we, receives much enjoyment from her mel- odious flute. John Bogert John is a quiet, re- served senior who does his work with a will. Jol1n's work well earned for him the office of vice president of the senior class. ning smile and cute little dimple are admired by everyone. She is a loyal member of the Tri-Y and Girls' Leader Club. Jeanne Boland Did you ever see a dream walking? That's Jeanne with her winning smile and quiet manner. Her ambition is to make dancing her profession. We hope you succeed, Jeanne! f or raffle? 1 - If ii - - Wbyii ts , ,t B i l - '---M' fffsx 4-vm :xmas-A X lms... fro' swf. J' ..A . Joe is a rather dimin- utive person, but show him a dance floor and a partner, and you'Il inot miss Joe and his nimble feet. ln Joe, we see a future Fred Astaire. John Butterfield John, the Chemist, is a phrase we may as- sociate with this class- mate of ours, a few years from now. Though in- clined to be quiet, John has a pleasing personality and many friends. Mae Carlsen Mae wears o halo of curls, but she really isn't frivolous. Her talent for writing poetry would in- dicate a future in the literary world. I3

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Al, .fig ' l 1q ,. ', M ' l Richard Abrahamsen Although he is unde- cided about his future, Richard is very definite concerning his hobby, swimming. He is a mem- ber of the Boys' Gym Club and is known to all as Abie. Joe Acquaviva The Boss, as Joe is known to most of us, is to be one of our future art- ists. Music is another of Joe's interests. Remember the Melody Club? Susan Armstrong Susan hails from Ha- worth and is one of the best natured members of our class. Her outstand- ing ability in art is wor- thy of Commendation. Augusta Bagnell Hackensack High gave us Gussie with her many hobbies and her ambition to travel, and to work for a doctor. Be- cause she is efficient and so ambitious she will surely succeed. I2 Y N .Ly J' s s Edythe Bauer Edythe is known around school for her wit, per- sonality, and for her twinkling toes on the dance floor. She is mon- oger of the Girls' Bas- ketball Team. Ernest Bengel Famed for his mischi- evous moods, few know the work Ernie did as football manager. He is successor to his twin brother as Secretary to the Hi-Y. Teresa Bellinga A recruit of the traf- fic squad is Teresa, shy and retiring. Her pet hobbies are ones shared by many-reading and playing the piano. Doris Beucler Doris is recognized for her interest and display of the latest hair styles. Fascinated by the thea- ter, she has joined the Senior Dramatic Society. ' we ,big uf: ll .1.. ...,. ... 1 x iQ X-'fb lj' .V XXX gl if wi 'fm' . 7 ...... -..Q JN ' 1 .lw i 1 , , l l - 15 it ..,,, 5 f ' Xlfil it :li ? y!?- .-. is l iYAL b g l - hs... .. Q, .v..

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'Ruth Carlson As a Beta Beta mem- ber, Ruth has proven her ability to serve with a cheerfulness that gains respect. An efficient traffic squad captain, we are happy to obey her commands. Mary Church Mary, with her variety of interests, will be popu- lar in Indiana University, which she plans to attend. She is an outstanding member of the Commer- cial Club. Alma Cavallo Know as Stuff to her intimate friends, Alma has worked diligently in the Commercial Club and Beta Beta. She has am- bitions to succeed as a secretary. Robert Collins Among the redheads in our class we find Bob Collins. Bob is an all- around man, enjoying everything he does. Here's success to his am- bition of becoming a transport pilot, . ,,,i gd ' will so H t r A . .n 2 if 2. - -:,:,,.,..,...-...-1e.- 3, ,., ' KR 3 . . i .Ky cf -:Ln ,Rx ' t i'l, ll? 5' , -t.. .. ,. .f l -....3 l Edward Collins Almost any fine day one may see Rip ripp- ing around the streets on his familiar motorcycle. He's also one of our un- sung football heroes, who helped the team along. William Connell Known to his friends as Pete, he is usually quiet, reserved, and al- ways smiling, His mis- chievous nature pops out every so often, particular- ly on the handball court. Warren Cooper Amazingly intelligent when serious and surpris- ingly humorous when not, Coop possesses real ability as a public speak- er and proved an excel- lent hero in the Senior Play. Mary Alice Coyle This sophisticated young lady wants to be a teacher of dramatics. Jimmy brought honor to the school by winning state prize in a nation- wide essay contest . l4