Dumont High School - Reveries Yearbook (Dumont, NJ)

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.-49 . I . if .,. f -We M. ,L . 1 'VII lxk i 1 1 i 4: K xii, X fi ' ffl-.. li l l-ll Wheeler Davis Laurels to Wheeler for his outstanding cello- playing! As a member of our all-state orchestra cnd other honorary music groups he leans toward a brilliant future. Ben Delaney Ben has a way with him that spells popu- larity. Quick-witted and sporty, he just can't get along without much merry-making and fun. Grace De Lucia Grace is known for her tricky fashion articles in the Periscope and her mischievous giggle. Her favorite rendezvous at 3:05 is invariably Room 22. William Dickson Bill, President of the Student Council, is noted for his great work on the athletic field and in school, and these have won for him a permanent place in the Hall of Fame of Dumont High School. I5 Helen Dixon Dickie, with her sparkling, vivid person- ality, good looks, and outstanding athletic abil- ity, well deserves to be one of the most popular girls of D.H.S. Robert Donahue Robert is genial, cheer- ful, earnest, and willing in his work. What class or club would not be glad to have Bob a mem- ber? Q., ,7 X Howard Dolainski Being transferred from Ridgefeld Park was no hinderance for Howie's becoming active in Du- mont. He is a member of the Hi-Y and of the Var- sity Basketball Team. Doris Dowd Doris makes up the other half of the Brod- erick-Dowd friendship. She holds a permanent position on the Girls' Bas- ketball Team and is an asset to the Tri-Y and Girls' Leader Club. ,- Q J .gf -cl . fx i X v , Wes.. .. ...El fly fi fi, i xjfccm film 511. - ' l If ' J' iixa .I :ix I 'wx ,M xl IV E i J ,kil'rQ 1 i . f ,

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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

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5. Virginia Durr 'W Here is a girl who many people seem to think very sophisticated, but from her large brown eyes shines much humor and good fun. Adelaide Dutil Adelaide is quiet and businesslike. She will un- doubtedly make a success of her chosen vocation, which is secretarial work. Stamp collecting is her hobby. William Eckersley By his shy and charm- ing smile, who would suspect that Bill is the proud pounder of our prominent bass drum. The results of his efforts have escaped none. Larry Egan Larry is one of the schooI's proven leaders, for he has gained many school offices, and at the some time has been popu- lar with both teachers and students. 'fa ' f, ff we W A if i f Ie' in X u ' ii?-5: 'V Q, I6 ,raivh ., . fy f'J 'N . 1 .5 ' ..' -' 1.- X . . - 1 X l ' ' .... -n--.gh , F I 1: g , 7' 5. ' ' Rv 3 ' . -3 K, . , . ,. 1714. . . Margaret Ehrsam Margaret laughs at you when you feel most seri- ous. She hos a fine sense of values and is one of our honor students. We predict for her outstand- ing success. Ruth Ennever Ruth has never won a beauty contest, but then she has never entered one. As feminine lead in The Lucky Accident, she displayed her talent for dramatics. Ti 13, 5 l , ,. ... . t. '-i Av.. '- ... ,l ve: .. ....,M.... '- 'Z 'L'4:s::Q.::-- if f so 'Il ki I X 'N 1 X It M ' x N J . X X N Ji , .l NS K A , t, 1 ,,. IR t ' I 1' 1 3, is . :fx 'S 2'-fff' . .P X 5 , e I l I1 A M '- L - F I I 5. .....-t Eve Ellis From braids to a per- manent - Little Eve made this change last year. She wants to be a commercial artist, and we know she will succeed. Elvy Ericksen Elvy, tall and gracious, has a talent known to few of us, that of playing the accordion. Her duties as a member of the traf- fic squad she assumes quietly and efficiently.