Dumont High School - Reveries Yearbook (Dumont, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1940 volume:

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SELZER Supervising Principal SENIOR FACULTY ADVISERS CLASS or 1940 Mary Freint Pamela Pulling Elizabeth Manion Harry Seigenfuse Irene Napoli Adam Sferra FACU GERTRUDE HILLER DAVID JANOWITZ II SOPH IA UITTLE Q,g13,,,UL, DOROTHY MAHLER MAVIS ALPAUGH SELMA BLAKE VIOLET BURCHILL MARION DOWNES CAROLYN FREEBORN SARAH BERGEN IRIS BOHAN KATHERINE DeNAZARIO WALTER DUNN MARY FREINT MILDRED HUNT JOHN KLING THOMAS LONG ALICE LYNCH ELIZABETH MANION fWL ZIV OF 1940, J. I I I L, 1 X ,I FLORENCE MARSH CLARA MENGE ELEANOR MORGAN IRENE NAPOLI HAZEI. PETERSEN ROY POLLINPJX 1 'I f -,RM ff PAMELA PULLING WILLARD QUIRK HARRY ADAM SFERRA S. BURGESS SIMS WILLIAM STEHN LEONA STOCKING ARTHUR TURNELL ELEANOR TURNELL VIOLA WESTERVELT LUCY WACHOLTZ MILDRED WHEELER ERMA WHIPP VIRGINIA WHYTE GRACE WILKINSON REVERXES Editor-in-Chief JOHN W. HART Associate Editor' MICHAEL ROCKETT Assistant Editors JULIUS KLING IRENE CARLSON ELEANOR GETTER MADELINE FAGAN NORMA SENNHAUSER Business Manager JOHN SCHULTZ Assistant Business Managers THOMAS M, A. CARROLL RAYMOND LIVINGSTON Art Editor RICHARD STYVERSON S7AFF Assistant Art Editors LILLIAN RITZHEIMER DOROTHY RICH Photography Editor FREDRICK ULMER Assistant Photography Editors EDWARD COLE ROBERT DEDECKER Typewriting Editor MARIE LI ND Assistant Typewriting Editors JEANETTE HESS DOROTHY BUSSELL WILLIAM LAWRENCE GENEVIEVE GREENTHALER MARGARET OCCHIENA EDITH RUPPERT JULE FOY I Claudia Badini Careful, competent, capable, Claudia will be a welcome addition to any office, Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 4, Student Organization Repre- sentative l, 2, Vice-President Horneroom 2, Cheerleaders Club 2, President Cheerlead- ers Club 2p Pi-Eta-Pi 3, 4, Girls' Leader Club 4, Mask and Wig Club 37 Gym Club l, 2, Chairman Magazine Drive 45 Homeroom Treasurer 4, Traffic Squad 4. John Barrows Easy going John is not heard much but you certainly know he's around. Rod and Gun Club 2, 31 Archery Club 2, 3, Gym Club 3, Dance Club 4. Fred Abel Quiet and dignified, Fred goes about his business in an untroubled manner. Safety Club 4. Frank Abrahamson A dynamo of energy and wit, Frank has kept us in a merry mood. Rod and Gun Club 2, Intra- mural Sports lg Safety Squad 2, 3, 4, Dance Club 4, f fl 1 I f ,f t , Z UA-4-QQ 5 -f William R Alb Q Charles Alleborn Bill, who never exerts him- self, possesses a humor which is too rarely displayed. Hi-Y 3, 4, Fire Squad 3, 4, Football 3, 41 Rifle Team 3, 4, Mask and Wig Club 3g Rod and Gun Club 2. Marita Alonso Although easy-going in school, Morita picks up speed on the ski trail. Shop Club l, 2, 3, Treasurer Shop Club lj Secretary Safe- ty Club 35 Vice-President Camera Club 25 Archery Club 4, Homeroom Magazine Man- ager 2. Charlie's capacity for ap- plying himself along with his abilities will carry him far in the world. Rod and Gun Club 2, 3. Audrey D. Anderson One of Audrey's outstanding accomplishments is her jit- terbuggin'. Junior Dramatic Club lj Sec- retary Junior Dramatic Club lj Sophomore Dramatic Club 2, Dance Club 3, 41 Vice- President Dance Club 45 Sophomore Service Club Z5 Secretary Sophomore Service Club 2. Twelve Florence Belits FIossy is one of our most athletic seniors. Homeroom Treasurer I, 25 Travel Club I, 25 President Archery Club 45 Intramural Sports 2, 35 Girls' Leader Club 2, 3. John J. Barry Bang! Scrunch! Cement Mix- er? No, just Jack and his beloved motorcycle. Gym Club 3. Irving Blackman lrving's serious manner deems him an efficient student. Vice-President Dance Club 25 Mask and Wig Club 3. Louise Marie Bertholcl As Business Manager of the Periscope, Louise has ac- complished her greatest ser- vice to D. H. S. Intramural Sports 3, 45 Pe- riscope Staff 3, 45 Senior Dramatic Club 45 Traffic Squad 45 Gym Club 2, 35 Tennis Club 35 Senior Ball Committee 45 Reception Squad 45 Senior Executive Board 4. William Beutel Bill is one of the quiet re- tiring type, but this does not reflect his jovial true charac- ter. Jack Blauvelt Jack's face often gets the color of his hair, and when he starts fanning opposing batters, they see red, too. Baseball 2, 3, 45 Gym Club 2 Thirteen :Lf J f l Q J Quentin Blauvelt Quiet and stately in his bear- ing, Quent moves thru the halls with the dignity be- fitting a senior. Gym Club 35 Track Club 2. Hugh Boclden Jovial, talkative, Hugh is the boy who brings laughter and gaiety wherever he goes. Football 25 Football Club 25 Aeronautics Club 25 Chess Club 3, 45 Camera Club 3, 45 President Camera Club 45 Stamp Club 2. E l Ruth E. Butterworth Ruth's lively chatter lends gaiety to all conversations, Cheerleaders Club 2, Junior League 3, 4, Intramural Sports 3, 4, Mask and Wig Club 3, Senior Dramatic Club 4, Student Organization Rep' resentative 4, Treasurer Mag- azine Drive 4. Owen Campbell Owen hasn't been the studi- ous type but he has been an ardent shop and printing student. Safety Club 2, Game Club 2. Jerry Bowen Rarely without a pun, Jerry's presence enlivens any scene. Traffic Squad 4, Safety Squad 4, Aeronautics Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer Aeronautics Club 3, Science Club 2, 3. Loraine Brainard Loraine's hard work in Junior League makes up for her quietness. Kappa Gamma Tau 3, Junior League 4, Glee Club 2, ln- tramural Sports 3, 4, Mask and Wig Club 3, Reception Squad 4. Donald Broker Don is great fun in the crowd and a noted mischief maker at Ma's, Gym Club 2, Band l, 2, Or- chestra lp Football 1, 2, 3, 47 Senior Play 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Fire Squad 4. Eileen Brady With her twinkling eyes and merry laugh, Eileen will al- ways be able to make new friends. Junior Dramatic Club lp Cheerleaders' Club 25 Sewing Club 2, Junior League 3, Knitting Club l. Edna Brewer Edna is a swell pal in her quiet, easy-going way. Shop Club 2, Camera Club l, Archery Club 4. Dorothy Bussell A charming personality and winning smile will take Dot far. President Junior Dramatic Club l, President Homeroom l, Treasurer Sophomore Class 2, Freshman Reception Com- mittee 27 Periscope Staff 2, Junior Executive Board 37 Assistant Manager of Girls' Basketball, President Girls' Leader Club 3, Tri-Y Chaplin 4, Student Council Executive Board 4, Traffic Squad 4. Fourteen Kenneth Carlsen Ken as as clever as he is friendly5 unassuming and re- sponsible, he will quietly at- tain his goal. Tennis Team 3, 45 Visual Aids Crew 2, 3, 45 Co-Chief Visual Aids Crew 35 Student Organization Representative 45 Chess Club 25 Safety Club 35 Dance Club 45 Safe- ty Squad l, 35 Vice-Presi- dent Homeroom l. Richard Carmelich Modest Dick, our all- around athlete, possesses a willing and humorous spirit which we all admire. Key Club 3, 45 Homeroom President l5 Gym Club l, Z5 Football Club l, 25 Fresh- man Reception Committee 25 Junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Executive Board? 45 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Safe- ty Squad 3, 45 Traffic Squad Carmine Caruccio Carmine's friendly and care- free manner makes him a very easy person to get along with. Baseball l5 Basketball 3, 45 Visual Aids Crew 3, 45 Aero- nautics Club 25 Traffic Squad 45 Reception Squad 45 Chess Club l5 Orchestra l, 2, 35 Student Organization Repre- sentagive 35 Homeroom Treas- urer . Irene E. Carlson Vivaciousness and wit ac- count for Irene's extreme popularity with her class- mates. Periscope l, 2, 3, 45 Editor Periscope 2, 45 Tri-Y 3, 45 Vice-President Tri-Y 45 In- tramural Sports 2, 3, 45 Homeroom President 25 Stu- dent Organization Represen- tative 35 Traffic Squad 45 Secretary Sophomore Class 25 Vice-President Sophomore Service Club 25 Assistant Editor Reveries 4. Thomas Carrall Tommy's likable disposi- tion and quick smile hide a conscientious working spirit. Hi-Y 3, 45 Basketball 45 Manager Tennis Team 3, 45 Captain Fire Squad 45 Traf- fic Squad 45 Assistant Busi- ness Manager Reveries 4. Louis Casama A hard worker, Lou knows how to enjoy himself after school hours, Safety Club 3, 45 Game Club ZIWQ, SMF N Fifteen Edith Chadwick Of very calm nature, Edith is liked for her straightfor- ward and friendly ways. Girls' Chorus l5 Travel Club 25 Commercial Club 25 Ca- mera Club 35 Reception Squad 4. I W ff VA 0 1-y..r Qi John Chandler The less said the better, is tall Jack's motto, and a fine one at that. Science Club 2, 35 Safety Squad 45 Track l, 2, 3, 45 Football l5 Visual Aids Crew 45 Traffic Squad 45 Stage Crew 45 Radio Club l5 Chess Club 25 Vice-President Ca- mera Club 4. , f I , IX' 1, -. o N, l William D'Angelo Bill is a likable, quiet youth5 he has the material which leads to big things. Safety Club 2, 45 Safety Squad 45 Science Club 25 Radio Club 25 Tennis Club 25 Rifle Club 25 Gym Club 25 Dance Club 4. Gloria Dankerl' Gloria has her interests in musicfand there has proved her worth. Band 3, 45 Orchestra 35 Dance Club 4. 1 John Cnan Coan's witty personality and pleasant ways have been en- joyed by everyone. Football 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Gym Club 25 Safety Club 25 Mask and Wig Club 35 Junior Prom Committee 35 Safety Squad 35 Traffic Squad 45 Senior Ball Committee 45 Senior Card Party Committee 45 Student Organization Rep- resentative 45 Senior Play 4. William Conner When the Prof. gets go- ing on an experiment there isn't much that can stop him. Track 2, 3, 45 Basketball 25 Orchestra l, 25 Student Or- ganization Representative 2, 3, 45 Visual Aids Crew 45 Traffic Squad 45 Senior Play 45 Science Club l, 2, 3, 45 President Science Club 25 Archery Club 35 Vice-Presi- dent Rhet Club 45 Track Club 4. Angela Conti Angela is a recent addition to D. H. S. yet her friends are many. Edward Cole Sincere in his work and steadfast in his ways, that's .,Ed-., Radio Club l, 35 Science Club l5 Rod and Gun Club 2, 35 Secretary Rod and Gun Club 35 Hi-Y 45 Traffic Squad 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Rhet Club 45 Student Organization Rep- resentative l, 2, 3, 45 Pub- lic Address Crew 3, 45 Chair- man Senior Play Committee 45 Assistant Photography Edi- tor Reveries 4. Cecelia Connolly A petite little blonde, good- riatured Cecelia has many true friends. Knitting Club 25 Gym Club 35 Shop Club 3. Edward Cummings How we envy Ed's ability to solve equationsj success will surely be his lot. Stamp Club 25 Student Coun- cil Representative 2,'45 Chess Club 35 Camera Club 3, 45 Junior Executive Board 35 Traffic Squad 4. Sixteen Judith Davis Witty, sophisticated and friendly, Judy will go far up life's ladder of success. Secretary Senior Class 4, SecretaryfTreasurer Tri-Y 4, Tri-Y 3, 4, Intramural Sports 4, Dramatic Club I, 3, 4, Homeroom Secretary 2, Chair- man Senior Card Party 4, Vice-President Homeroom Secretary Mask and Wig 3, Junior Dance Committee 3, Traffic Squad 4, Senior Exe- cutive Board 4. Natalie DeCamp Nan has a wide variety of interests but is best known for her good work in club activities. Secretary Junior League 4, Student Organization Repree sentative 4, Secretary Senior Dramatic Club 4, Archery Club 3, Cheerleaders Club 3, Junior League 4, Senior Dramatic Club 4. Richard Deegan Rich's variety of talents is topped by his snappy ivory tickling. Radio Club I, 2, Gym Club 1, Football Club 2, Football 3, 4, Dance Club 4, Public Address Crew 3, 4, Traffic Squad 4, Senior Play 4. Bertie Daye Bertie came to D. H.S. from Canada and in her quiet way has won our admiration. Dramatic Club Junior 2, Homeroom Treasurer 2, Ju- nior League 3, 4, Mask and Wig Club 3, Traffic Squad 4, Reception Squad 4, Senior Dramatic Club 4. Robert Dedecker Bob is known for his out- standing work in photogra- phy, and his interest in out- door sports. Rod and Gun Club 3, 4, Pre- sident Rod and Gun Club 4, Rifle Team 2, 3, 4, Assistant Photography Editor Reve- ries 4, Traffic Squad 4, Or- chestra I, 2, Science Club 2, Safety Squad 3, Student Or- ganization Representative 2, Secretary of Chess Club 2. Lu ther Demarest Is there ever anytime when Luther isn't his usual jovial self? Student Organization Repre- sentative 2, 3, President Stamp Club 3, Key Club 3, 4, Chief Safety Squad 3, 4, Traffic Squad 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Safety Club 3, Executive Board of Stu- dent Council 4, Senior Class President 4, Bulletin Club 2, Junior Dance Committee 3, Game Club 3. Seventeen Lillian de Nazario Lots of fun, plus loads of friends equals Lil's formu- la for one grand time. Gym Club 2, Traffic Squad 4, Tri-Y 3, 4, Girls' Leader Club 3, 4, Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, Senior Play 4, Senior Ball Committee 4, Sophomore Ser- vice Club 2, President So- phomore Service Club 2, Homeroom Treasurer 2, Stu- dent Organization Represen- tative 4. X x 'x X Ethne De Trude Showing a wee bit of temper at times, she has been one of the liveliest seniors. Girls' Leader Club 2, 3, 4, Kappa Gamma Tau 3, Dram- atic Clubs I, 2, Traffic Squad 4, Periscope Staff 4, Senior Play 4, Intramural Sports 3, 4. t XJ Joseph Doulin Joe justly prides himself on his fine marksmenship. Science Club l, 27 Visual Aids Crew 3, 45 lntramural Sports l, 2, Rod and Gun Club l, 2. Anthony Drogo Tony is by nature breezy and jolly and has a convincf ing manner about him. Safety Club 2: Safety Squad 25 Aeronautics Club lg Cheerleaders Club 3. Richard Dewhurst Lively and interesting discus- sions are always credited to Dick! Safety Club 3. Carroll Lucille Dick Carol's lively spirit helped her to attain success in 'social and extra-curricula activities. Student Organization Treas- urer 4, Assistant Student Or- ganization Treasurer 3g Beta- Beta 3, 4: President Beta- Beta 4, Traffic Squad 4, Executive Board Student Council 3, 41 Knitting Club 2, 3, Sophomore Service Club 2, Homeroom Treasurer l, 2, Girls' Leader Club 3, 4, ln- tramural Sports Z, 3, 4. Raymond Y. Dieter Ray's activities outside of school are divided between his trumpet and his car. Glee Club 2, Gym Club 2, Band 4, Handball Club 4. Patsy Di Andrea Pat , to all appearances, is quiet-f'tll among friends. Secretary Homeroom 25 Stu- dent Organization Represen- tative lj Traffic Squad 45 Reception Squad 4. Harold Diehl Harold is a quiet sort of a fellow who enioys hunting. Soccer Team lp Rod and Gun Club lg Rifle Team l. George Donohue What George lacks in size he makes up with a quiet, thoughtful attitude. Tennis Team 25 Visual Aids Crew 3, Safety Squad 35 Ra- dio Club 2, Key Club 4. Eighteen Rita Duane Rita's unassuming and shy when alone but while in the company of Matilda she is quite active. Shop Club 2, Homeroom Pre- sident l, Camera Club l, Archery Club 4. Dorothy Enright Dottie in her quiet, oblig- ing way will gain success very quickly. Knitting Club, Student Or- ganization Representative 2, Periscope 3, Junior League 3, 4, Secretary Homeroom 3, Senior Dance Committee 4, Reception Squad 4, Dance Committee 3. Alexander Evaskovich Modest and quiet, 'Gong' has every reason to be other wise, witness his achieve- ments in all sports. Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Key Club 4, Safety Club 3, Traffic Squad 4, Chairman Senior Play Committee 4, Re- ception Sauad 4, Football Club 1, 2, Gym Club 2, Senior Ball Committee 4. Philip Ellery Quiet but pleasantly agree- able, Phil's little known yet well liked. Safety Club 2, Safety Squad 2, Traffic Squad 4, Rod and Gun Club l, Soccer I. M if Wy X, Raffael Esposit ln spite of his retiring man- ner Ray is known to be quite a tease. Rod and Gun Club l, Safety Squad 4, Archery Club 3, Reception Squad 4, Safety Club 4, Basketball 4. Madeline Fagan Fagy has been popular in D. H.S. because of her gay fun-loving nature. Mask and Wig Club 3, Pe- rlscope 4, Assistant Editor Reveries 4, Traffic Squad 4, Tri-Y 4, President Senior Dramatic Club 4, Senior Play 4, Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4, Senior Ball Committee 4, Senior Card Party Committee 4, Vice-President Dramatic Club 2. ' A,,.Jf...ifl'fi' ' Nineteen Salina Fagerstrom Dependable and hardworking, Salina will find life's tedious tasks easy. Perisccpe 2, 3, Knitting Club 3, Reception Squad 4. Marjorie J. Fagnoni Margy has convulsed many a French class with her quiet subtle humor. Library Council Z, Sophomore Service Club 2, Forum Club 2, Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4, Girls' Leader Club 3, 4, Ju- nior League 4, Senior Card Party Committee 4, Recep- tion Squad 4, Kappa Gamma Tau 3. Robert Gerbracht Exceedingly quiet, Bob rarely shows the sense of hu- mor he possesses. Rod and Gun Club 15 Stamp Club l. Eleanor Getter Prankish, vivacious Elly is a tiny girl with a deep, husky voice. Junior League 3, 45 Presi- dent Junior League 45 Girls' Leader Club 45 Assistant Edie tor of Reveries 45 Home- room President 25 Mask and Wig Club 35 Intramural Sports Z, 3, 45 Student Or- ganization Representative 45 Traffic Squad 45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Ball Committee 45 Sophomore Sera vice Club 4. Eugene Ficker Eugene and John, are the pair that always seem to be enjoying themselves. Chess Club l5 Band l5 Science Club 25 Rod and Gun Club 25 Archery Club 25 Gym Club 25 Dance Club 4. Jule Foy Peppy and full of fun, Jule participates in many school activities. intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 45 Sophomore Service Club Z5 President Girls' Swing Club 25 PieEta-Pi 3, 45 President Pi-Eta-Pi 45 Girls' lender Club 3, 45 Manager Intramural Basketball 45 Senior Card Party Committee 45 Senior Ball Committee 45 Treasurer Magazine Drive 45 Typist Reveries 4. Henrietta Frank Henrietta's efficient work as a secretary is known by all the teachers. Girls Chorus l5 Stamp Club l, 2, 35 Knitting Club 4. Frances Katherine Flood Her lrish Wit will be an asset to Fran in later life. Secretary Junior Class 35 Treasurer Magazine Drive 45 Captain Traffic Squad 45 Student Organization Repre- sentative 2, 45 Beta-Beta 3, 45 Senior Play Committee 45 Senior Dramatic Club 45 So- phomore Dramatic Club 25 Mask and Wig Club 35 Junior Dance Committee 3. Lillian Francesconi Lillian is the quiet, studious type, excelling in French. Home Economics Club l5 Mu- sic Club 25 Shop Club 35 Library Council 4. Dorothy Gavin Dot is gifted with red hair but also blessed without its traditional quick temper. Sophomore Service Club 25 Tennis Club 25 Intramural Sports 25 Homeroom Secre- tary 25 Girls' Leader Club 3, 45 Beta-Beta 3, 45 Treasurer Magazine Drive. Twenty Dalton Goetschius Dalton is a hard working stu- dent5 his coolness and per- severance are characteristics that few boys have. Tennis Club 25 Chess Club 25 Safety Club 35 Safety Squad 35 Gym Club 45 Trat- fic Squad 4. Genevieve Green thaler Genny is a quiet, petite red-head who excels in her secretarial ability as well as in all she attempts. Beta-Beta 3, 45 Vice-Presi- dent Beta-Beta 45 Knitting Club 35 Secretary Homeroom 25 Magazine Drive Represen- tative l, 25 Girls' Shop Club 25 Reveries Typist 4. Matilda Griepenburg Matilda appears to be quiet and shy when alone but when 'shes with Rita just watch er. Craft Club l5 Archery Club 45 Knitting Club l. Peter Gorman Good-natured and friendly, Pete holds his own in sports as well as in the Key Club. Gym Club I, 25 Vice Presi- dent Science Club 25 Junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Card Party Committee 45 Key Club 3, 45 Student Organ- ization Representative 45 Football 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Basketball 2. Charles Marshall Greer Charles does his work to the best of his ability and tends to his own affairs. Radio Club l, 2, 45 Stamp Club 45 Forum Club 25 Sec- retary Radio Club 25 Vice- President Stamp Club 45 Re- ception Squad 4. Kathleen Hammond We associate basketball with Katy and Katy with bas- ketball, Sophomore Service Club 25 Intramural l, 2, 3, 45 Pi-Eta- Pi 3, 45 Girls' Leader Club 45 Knitting Club 25 Treasurer Magazine Drive 4. f 4 ,.,-ffl il' , gi n ' rv 5 M71 A jf'1 l I ffi 4 J n fs f X, ' .y - ,J 'lf J -4 'VMI if !,V,M ' 4 f ' ll ' t . Frank Hanson Frank and his lively jitter- buggin ' will always be re- membered by his classmates. Game Club 25 Stamp Club 25 Dance Club 3, 45 Presi- dent Dance Club 45 Sopho- more Dramatic Club 2. Twenty-one Philip L. Hansl' Small in stature Phil is found to be cheerful and ef- ficient in his work. Chess Club l, 25 Science Club l5 Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra Club 45 Baseball 2, 35 Key I, 25 Boys' Chorus 35 Mixed Chorus 3. Jeannette Catherine Hess To all the members of our class Jeannette and singing are synonomous. Secretary Glee Club 2, Sec- retary Music Club 2, Fresh- man Reception Committee 2, President Jazz Club 3, Cap- tain Safety Squad 4, Typist Reveries 4, Student Organ- ization Representative 4, Archery Club 4, Band 3, 4, Reception Squad 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4. Ellen Howland A howling sense of humor makes Ellen loads of fun. President Hcmeroom l, Girls' Shop Club 2, Camera Club 3, Harmonica Club 2, Cheer- leaders Club 4, Travel Club Z. Edward Harris Little can be said about Ed- diel' that is not already known, he is one of the friendliest and most popular seniors. Key Club 4, Safety Club 3, Aeronautics Club l, 2, Ten- nis Team 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Visual Aids Crew 2, 3, Senior Play Committee 4, Student Council Representa- tive 3. Barbara Hayne Bobby is an enthusiastic and fine worker in the Beta Beta. Beta-Beta 3, 4, Student Council Representative 4, ln- trarnural Sports 3, 4, Drama- tic Club l, 2, 3, 4, Traffic Squad 4, Travel Club l, Ca- mera Club 2, Kappa Gamma Tau 3. Jack Hendricks Although Jack is one of the quiet type, he makes an ideal companion for his friends. John W. Hart A cheerful disposition and a winning personality has l-elped Jack attain popular- ity with his classmates, Hi-Y 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom President 2, Stu- dent Organization Represen- tative 4, Editor-in-Chief Re- veries 4, Vice-President Mask and Wig Club 3, Traf- fi: Squad 4, Fire Squad 3, 4, Treasurer Chess Club 2, Sate- ty Squad 2, Safety Club 2. William John Healy Bill is an obliging young man, his apparent shy man- ner hides the gay, funny side which is displayed only among his pals. Rod and Gun Club l, Track 3, 4, Track Club 4. Dolores Henze Although very quiet and re- tiring, Dolores is one of our best students. Intramural Sports 2, 3, So- phcmore Service Club 2, Li- brary Council 2, 3, Beta- Beta 3, 4, Girls' Leader Club 3, 4, Forum Club 2, Presi- dent Library Council 3, Se- nior Card Party Committee 4. Twenty-two Barbara Ireland Bobby is attractive, mod- est, and easy-going. Knitting Club 3, Commercial Club 3, Girls' Shop Club 2, Intramural Sports l, Stamp glub l, Homeroom Treasurer Bernard Jenny Between spells of playfulness, Berny shows the ability which has made him one of our outstanding students. Rod and Gun Club I, Science Club 1, Aeronautics Club 2, Forum Club 2. Ro bert Johnstone Bob is one of our happiest seniors, he is full of fun and liked by everyone. Chess Club l, Science l, 2, Harmonica Club 2, Visual Aids Crew 2, 3, 4, Assistant Manager Baseball 3, Manager Baseball 4. Viola Chapman James Viola is a sweet and wel- come addition to any gather- Ing. Treasurer Beta-Beta 4, Beta- Beta 3, 4, Traffic Squad 4, Senior Dramatic Club 4, Se- nior Dramatic Club 4, Senior Play 4, Student Organization Representative 2, Treasurer Magazine Drive 4, Mask and Wig Club 3, Periscope l, Kappa Gamma Tau 3, Forum Club 2, Travel Club 2. Yvonne Louise Jeunelot With her vitality and pep, Frenchy will face life with a ready smile. Orchestra 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Travel Club 2, Secretary Shop Club 2, Shop Club Z. Robert Jones Many a strenuous day has been brightened by Bob's pleasant remarks and mis- chevious actions. Hi-Y 3, 4, Fire Squad 3, 4, Mask and Wig Club 3, Rod and Gun Club 2, Junior Ex- ecutive Board 3. Donald Julien Short of stature, but long in pep, Don is one of our snappiest cheerleaders. Student Organization Repre- sentative 2, Dramatic Club 2, Secretary Homeroom 2, 3, Cheerleaders' Club 3, 4, Safe ty Club 4, Cheerleader 3, 43 Twenty-three Richard Kellogg Although quiet, Dick's effi- cient ways should attain great heights for him. President Harmonica Club 2, Student Organization Repre- sentative 2, Dramatic Club 2, Chorus 2, 3, President Mask and Wig Club 3, Vice-Presi- dent Junior Class 3, Barn Dance Committee 3, Senior Play 4, Senior Dramatic Club 4, Reception Squad 4. Gus Kovalik Only a few really know the inner Gus and these have found him a true friend. i I - 1 'XJ X X? J RN K . fi N. IN J V l Harry Lake Harry is a very popular sen- ior5 he is a clear thinker and a hard worker in all our activities. Traffic Squad 45 Printing Club 3, 45 Student Organi- zation Representative l, 3, 45 Vice-President Printing Club 45 Safety Squad 35 Senior Ball Ball Committee 45 Senior Card Party Committee 45 Stage and Light Crew 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 35 Home- room President 2. Edward Kelly Eddie has always been so- cially as well as athletically actiye5 therefore, he enjoys w.de popularity. Archery Club 25 Safety Club 35 Key Club 45 Rod and Gun Club 25 Safety Squad 35 Traf- fic Squad 45 Baseball 2, 45 Senior Ball Committee 45 Stu- dent Organization Represen- tative 2, 45 Homeroom Pres- ident 2. Richard Killeen Any class is enlivened by Ollie's witty quips. Junior Executive Board 35 Student Organization Repre- sentative 2, 35 Radio Club l, 35 Track Manager 45 Safety Club 35 Harmonica Club l5 Tennis Club 25 Camera Club 215 Periscope 45 Dance Club r ,f , Sb,lX.,Qy. c-1 Bl 5,-fi X-L' t,,.., 'TlL Julius Wiiiam hip Juliu ' the gl iokester and s indispensible, ev cheg ee, Rhet Clu 3, 4' Vi Presid nt I-Y,45 Foot , 45 Sen Exec ti 45 Student Qrqa i ' Re e- sentative , , 5' ' e Squad 45 raffic 45 Senior Play 5 Pu ' Address Crew 3, 45 stant Editor Reveri s 4 Band l, 2, 4. Pearl Kennedy P-earl is a good-natured, con- siderate, and cooperative classmate to have. Secretary Library Council 35 Senior Dramatic Club 45 Periscope 2, 35 Traffic Squad 4. Harry King His straightforward manner and his winning smile have gained for Hak many friends. V Margaret Koller Peg is an out-of-towner but a faithful follower of D. H. S. activities. Junior Dramatic Club 25 Homeroom Treasurer 2, 35 Mask and Wig Club 35 Junior League 45 Intramural Sports 45 Cheerleaders' Club l, Twenty-four Eldon Langham Beans is really a bashful fellow, who spends most of his time with the stage crew. Rod and Gun Club 2, Science Club 2, Stage Crew 3, Safety Squad 3, Safety Club 4, Sen- ior Card Party Committee 4, Chief Stage Crew 4. William Arthur Lawrence A Shiek of D. H. S. if there ever was one-well liked and active--that's Bill . Public Address Crew 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom President l, Hi-Y 3, 4, Secre- tary Hi-Y 4, Science Club l, 2, Senior Play 4, Senior Ex- ecutive Board 4, Typist Reyeries , Periscope 3, Vice-President 'Periscope 3, gfragfic Squad 4, Fire Squad Gloria Leckie Always alert for a good time, Gloria is usually seen at the many school functions. Sophomore Service 2, Beta Beta 3, 4, Secretary Horne- room 3, Traffic Squad 3, Junior Dramatic Club l, 2, Masque and Wiq Club 3, Senior Dramatic Club 4. Lucy Lanza Calm, good-natured Lucy has made her mark in Dumont in her quiet way. Pi Eta Pi 3, 4, Seretary Pi Eta Pi 4, Secretary-Treasurer Sewing Club Z, Senior Dra- matic Club 4, Commercial Club 3: Vice-President Home- room 2, Secretary Homeroom 3, Intramural Sports 4, Cheer- leaders' Club 2, Tennis Club 2, Reception Squad 4. Gloria Leach Because she is quiet and dig- nified, Gloria has made many frinds in D, H. S. Beta Beta 4, Vice-President Shop Club 2, Treasurer Li- brary Council 3, Commercial Club 3, Intramural Sports 3, 4, Traffic Squad 3, 4, Senior Dramatic Club 4. Ruth Lehmann Her- inseparability with Shrimp is an outstanding example of fine friendship. Stamp Club l, Cheerleaders Club 2, Shop Club 2, Pi Eta Pi 3, Commercial Club 3, Orchestra l, 2, Intramural Sports,L 2. Helen Lein Helen's love of sports will probably encourage her .to enter this field in later life. Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Gym Club l, 2, 3, 4, President Gym Club 4, Tennis Club 2, Mask and Wig Club 4, Reception Squad 4, Senior Ball 4. Twenty-five Marie C. Lind Marie is a very dependable worker, and considered inval- uable by the teachers and students alike. Homeroom President 3, Vice- President Junior League 4, Junior League 3, 4, Typist Periscope 3, Head Typist Reveries 4, Knitting Club 2, Junior Dance Committee 3, Chairman Senior Dance Committee 4. J l Edward Metzel Eddie's lively personality is only topped by his athletic ability. Key Club 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Home- room President 2, 35 Senior Ball Committee 45 Football Club 2. Robert Meyns Bob has a grand personalilj tv, and some day our star will be in pro baseball. Traffic Squad 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Gym Club 2, 35 Key Club 3, 4. Raymond Livingston Ray's likeable and drawing personality earns for him many friends among students and teachers alike. Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Key Club 3, 45 President Key Club 45 Glee Club 25 Sophomore Dramatic Club 25 Cheerleaders Club 25 Traffic Squad 45 Stage Crew 45 Home- room President 35 Assistant Business Manager Reveries 25 Christmas Card Committee Doris MacKinnon What would the Commercial Department do without Doris's able and willing as- sistance? Junior Dramatic Club l5 Knit- ting Club 25 Secretary Cheer- leaders Club 25 Commercial Club 35 Pi Eta Pi 35 Recepf tion Squad 45 Intramural Sports 35 Senior Play Com- mittee 45 Traffic Squad 4. John Marshall Although quiet, we will al- ways remember John for his amiable and likeable dispo- sition. Science Club 15 Radio Club l, 25 Visual Aids Crew 3, 45 Traffic Squad 45 Archery Club l, Martha E. Lowenhaupt Martha's work in the band is known to all of us, Sophomore Service Club 25 Mask and Wig Club 35 Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 35 Shop Club 35 Archery Club 2, 3. Joseph Marino Quiet Joe's pleasant and unobtrusive fashion has prov- en him a regular fellow. Safety Club 35 Safety Squad 35 Rod and Gun Club 25 Gym Club 3. Bill Martin Babe is one of the most dignified among our group of august seniors. Twenty-six Carolyn Edith Massa Quiet and self possessed, Caroline is sure to make a go of everything she under- takes. Sophomore Service Club 2, Commercial Club Z, Library Club 3, Senior Dramatic Club 4, Periscope 3. Warren Nichol Friendly and obllging, Nick has entertained all with his fun loving nature. Safety Club 2, Soccer Team l, William Nemecek Willie , lthe quietest of quiet boys,l believes that there is no diplomacy like silence. Aeronautics Club Z, 3, 4. Julia Cecelia Nolan Dark and pretty, Julia will be a welcome sight to a sick patient when she becomes a nurse. Vice-President Library Coun- ' cil 3, Gym Club l, Sopho- IU i J more service club 2: Traffic A, 'y Squad !4?Nursing Club 3. . '- U-3 'U i- if J: l ' 'f ' V wr ' I f. 1' 'f 1L,Is 'J Miriam Nothelfer . L . . , Miriam is always smiling- perhaps because she has so many friends. Student Organization Repre- sentative l, 4, Junior Dra- matic Club l, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Y 3, 4, President Rhet Club 4, Vice-President Senior Class 4, Library Council 2, Traffic Squad 4, Mask and Wig Club 3, SenIor Ball Com- mittee 4, Senior Card Party Committee4. I ,Ui ' 1' --C- Margaret Occhiena Margaret's star of acting ability shines brightly in our memories of Dumont High. Kappa Gamma Tau 3, Intra- mural Sports 3, 4, Mask and Wig Club 3, Treasurer Junior League 4, Junior League 4, Girls' Leader Club 4, Chair- man Christmas Cards Com- mittee 4, Senior Play 4, Typ- ist Reveries 4, Reception Squad 4. 4- ,J ' ,,,, f ,fo M1 George Odenal As an exponent of classy sax music, George is without a par, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Student Organization Representative 2, 3, 4, Rifle Team 4, Safety Squad 3, Traffic Squad 4, Chess Club l, Manager Rifle Team 4. Twenty-seven Est her Olson Of sunny disposition, Esther has many admiring friends. Sophomore Service Club 2, Beta Beta 3, 4, Secretary Beta Beta 4, Senior Card Para ty Committee 4, Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4, Library Coun- cil l, 2, Reception Squad 4, Vice-President Library Club 3, Treasurer Magazine Drive Ambrose Rasmussen Andy is an industrious stu- dent whose chief interest lies in the vispal Aids Crew which he manages very capably. Aeronautics Club l, 2, 3, 45 President Aeronautics Club 45 Treasurer Aeronautics Club 35 Secretary Aeronautics Club Z5 Visual Aids Crew 3, 45 Captain Visual Aids Crew 45 Reception Squad 4. Constance E. Rast Connie , our most promi- nent senior, is known by everyone as a cheerful as well as forceful leader. Homeroom President l5 Travel Club l, 2, President Travel Club lg President Freshman Class l5 Library Council 25 45 Editor Student Bulletin 35 Traffic Tri-Y 3, Council Squad 45 Judge Student Court 45 Student Organization Pres- dent 45 Student Organization Representative 2, 35 Execu- tive Board Student Council l, 2, 3, 4. Henry Piper Henry with his quiet humor is one of those optomistic fellows who takes things as they come. Commercial Club l5 Rod and Gun Club 2, 35 Archery Club 35 Safety Squad 45 Stage Crew 4. Irene Posser This able miss should secure a fine position in the busi- ness world with little diffi- culty. Stamp Club l, 25 Home Nurs- ing Club 35 Swing Club 35 Pi Eta Pi 45 Knitting Club 25 Intramural Sports l5 Band 'l, 2, 3, 4. Jean Radicia Jean is peppy and full of fun-for these she will long be remembered. Treasurer Homeroom lp Pre- sident Homeroom 35 Secre- tary Tennis Club 25 Tri-Y 3, 45 Girls' Leader Club 3, 45 Intramural l, 2, 3, 45 Christ- mas Card Committee 45 So- phomore Service Club 25 Freshman Reception Com- mittee 2, Lillie Pitts Always willing and depend- able, Lillie quietly assumes many responsibilities. Shop Club T, 35 Knitting C b l, 25 Senior Dra atic Clu 5 Reception Squad ' Ban- , 45 Junior Ban' 3, T .ii tl W ! fl rt' lil? 5. 4 la X AF :ill Allen Rabush An untiring worker, AI nevertheless knows how to mix business and pleasure. Treasurer Homeroom l, 45 Band I5 Freshman Reception Committee 25 Archery Club 35 Game Club 25 Traffic Squad 45 Printing Club 45 Dance Club 4. Eleanor Rakentine Ellie is an efficient student and interested in almost all sports. Commercial Club 2, 3, Intra- mural Sports 2, 3, 45 Archery Club 45 Dance Club 4. ' ,Z l l 1 I J W -ily K Gfnyf W!-f WU' Twenty-eight M l if yt Nl Ns I J 4 Charles B. Rausa Charlie's snappy, peppy, carefree spirit, and genial manner predict a pleasant future. Student Organization Repre- sentative lg Safety Club 2. Betsy Reese Betsy's good grades in her subiects show her abilities to excell. Music Club 2, Mask and Wig Club 3, Knitting Club 3, Library Council l, Reception Squad 4. Ellen Reis Ellen's carefree and happy attitude comes in handy when you're feeling low. Periscope 2, 3, 4, Travel Club l, 2, Dramatic Club lj Treasurer Magazine Drive 2, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer Junior Dramatic Club lj Girls' Jazz Orchestra 3. Marion Rausa Marion is so small we some- times hardly see her, Ping Pong Club 2, Sopho- more Service Club 2, Junior League 3, 4, Shop Club 3, Secretary Shop Club 3, Com- mercial Club 2, Pan-Amerh can Club 3. Violet E. Rehman Violet loves school as much as she enjoys writing poetry, Junior Dramatic Club lfGirls' Gvm Club l, Bulletin Club 2, Glee Club 2, Periscope 3, 4. Dorothy Rich With her fine artistic talent, Dorothy will achieve great fame and fortune. Travel Club l, 2, Vice-Presi- dent of Travel Club l, 2, Periscope l, 2, 3, 4, Fea- ture Editor, Pi-Eta-Pi 3, 4, Student Organization Repre- sentative 4, Senior Dramatic Club 4, Assistant Art Editor Reveries , Secretary Home- room 2, Newspaper Club l, 2, 3, Secretary of Newspaper Club 3. Lillian Ril-zheimer Lillian has aided our class ac- tivities with her artistic con- tributions. Knitting Club 2, 3, Clothing Club 4, Mask and Wig Club 3, Assistant Art Editor Re- veries 4. Twenty-nine Evelyn Robertson Evelyn's singing as well as her quick smile will long be remembered. Travel Club 2, Mask and Wig Club 2, Pi-Eta-Pi 3, 4, Treasurer Pi-Eta-Pi 4, Senior Dramatic Club 4, Light Opera Club lg Student Organiza- iion Representative 4, Traf- fic Squad 4, Vice-President Music Club 2. l sr John Schultz Well-known, well-liked, well- versed, and activefthat's Johnny. President Science Club l, Basketball l, President So- phomore Class 2, President Junior Class 3, Assistant Manager Football 2, 3, Man- ager Football Team 4, Stu- dent Organization Executive Board 2, 3, Mask and Wig Club 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, President Hi-Y 4, Judge Student Court 4, Business Manager Reve- ries 4. Herbert Schwartie Herb's gridiron exploits have brought many honors to Dumont. Gym Club l, 2, Football Club l, 2, 3, President Safety Club l, Radio Club l, Science Club l, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Club 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4. aivff YQ35-ft Michael Rockett Quiet and reserved, Mike's silence seems strangely mys- terious, yet toward his fel- low students he is genial and friendly. Orchestra I, Safety Club 3, Associate Editor-in-Chief of Reveries 4, Chess Club l, 2, Science Club l. Madeline Roy Whenever we hear Madeline, we hear her giggle. Library Council 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 'l, 2, 3, Home- room Treasurer 4, President Library Council 4, Stamp Club l, 2, 3, Secretary Stamp Club 3, Assistant Librarian 3, Senior Dramatic Club 4. Edith Ruppert Edith with her quiet ways, has made many friends in the Senior Class, Library Council 3, Assistant Librarian 3, Secretary Travel Club l, 2, Periscope l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Dramatic Club 4, Reveries Typist 4, Traf- fic Squad 4. Margaret Roem Margaret is very reserved, yet very lively when among friends. Shop Club l, 2, Secretary Shop C'ub 2, Camera Club l, Z, Student Organization Representative l, Gym Club 4, Secretary Homeroorn l, President Homerocm Z. Margueritte Ruckle Margie always ready to work for the Class of '40, has been a leader in social events as well as academic work. Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, Vice-President Sophomore Class 2, Periscope l 4, Editor-in-Chief of scope 4, Tri-Y 3, 4, Presi- dent Tri-Y 4, Drum Major l, 2, 3, 4, Chairman Junior Prem 3, Senior Ball Commit- tee 4, Captain Traffic Squad 4, Student Organization Rep- resentative 4, Sophomore Ser- vice Club 2. r 2, 3, Peri- John Schatz Schatz and Standen go to- gether like ham and eggs, here are two fellows whom we've never seen disagree, Gym Club 4, Aeronautics Club 4. Thirty Natalie Scudder Nat's natural friendliness and cleverness combine to make a refreshing personality. Tri-Y 3, 4: Senior Dramatic Club 4, Traffic Squad 4, Senior Play 4, Senior Execu- tive Board 4, intramural Sports 2, Senior Ball Commit- tee 4, Sophomore Dramatic Club 2, Girls' Leader Club 2, Homeroom President 3, Mask and Wig Club 3, Student Or- ganization Representative 4. Robert Shaffer Solitary and self-contained Bob reveals his true char- acter best in silence. Safety Club 4, Gym Club 4. George Shults Another student of that school of silent men, George expresses himself more elo- quently through silence. Gym Club 2, 3, Secretary- Treasurer Print Club 3, 4. Norma Sennhauser With her gay personality, little wonder Norma is one of the most popular seniors. Tri-Y 3, 4, Assistant Editor Reveries 4, Chairman Senior Ball 4, Traffic Squad 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Intramural Sports 2, 3, Mask and Wig Club 3, Sophomore Service Club 2, Basketball3. Frank Shults Together with his ability, Frank is gifted with a pleas- ant personality. Secretary Rod and Gun Club 2, Safety Club 4, Floor Cap- tain Traffic Squad 4, Mem- ber Student Court 4. Suzanne Skates A girl with unusual talent, Sue intends to continue her fine work in music. Junior Dramatic Club l, Sophomore Dramatic Club 3, Mask and Wig 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Dramatic Club 4, Operetta Club l, Archery Club 4. Thirty-one Guido Signoretti Pinky and his 'iallopies will be long remembered as part of our years in Dumont. Fire Squad 4, Hi-Y 3, 4. Charles Smith Charlie has a quiet friend- ly manner in the classroom but in extra-curricular activi- ties he has a carefree manner. Football Club 2, Gym Club 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3. Jane Stewart Alert and always smiling, Jane plays a prominent part in school activities. Homeroom Secretary 2, 3, Girls' Leader Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer Girls' Leader Club 45 Vice-President Pi-Eta-Pi 4, Traffic Squad 4, Girls' Shop Club 1: Senior Ball Committee 4, lntra- mural Sports 3, 4, Audrey Strickland Because of her reserved na- ture Audrey's fine sense of humor has not been often observed. Girls' Shop Club l, 25 Presi- dent Girls' Shop Club lp Homeroom Treasurer 2, 3, 4. Julia Smolenski May Julia carry her straight shooting on the basketball court over into her later life. Tennis Club 2, Sophomore Service Club 2, Gym Club 35 Intramural Sports 3, 4, Girls' Basketball 35 Reception Squad 4, Shop Club 3. Doris Ottillie Staats This young miss from Ber- genfield has enliyened many a dull moment with her chat- ter. Treasurer Music Club 2g Girls' Chorus Z, Music Club 2. Walter Stark Walter is a likable fellow who possesses a thoughtful and conscientious attitude about life, citizenship, and strength of character. feronautics Club 2, Soccer Margaret Spillane A loyal Old Tappaner by rights, Margaret quickly ac- cepted Dumont as her school. Knitting Club 2: Gym Club 3, 4, Intramural Sports l, 3, 4. Harry A. Standen Harry is a real aid to any teacher in keeping the room quiet. Radio Club 2, Safety Club 3. John Stean An easy gait, calm attitude, and little to say, most aptly describe John. Bowling Club 2. Thirty-two Richard Styverson Dick is one of our best mannered seniors, he has done much to make our Reveries an artistic suc- CESS. Treasurer Senior Class 4, Treasurer Junior Class 35 Rifle Team l, 2, 3, 4, Captain Rifle Team 45 Secretary Key Club 4, Rod and Gun Club l, 2, 3, Art Editor Periscope 3, Art Editor Reveries 4, Student Organization Repre- sentative lp Junior Dance iornmittee 3, Reception Squad Kenneth Thropp Kenneth is a hard worker and has proved himself a loyal friend. Rod and Gun Club lg Band lg Game Club 2, Rifle Team 2, 4, Safety Squad 4, Stage Crew 45 Dance Club 4. Ada Timpson A little bit quiet but pos- sessing a keen sense of hu- mor-that's Ada. Tennis Club l, 2, 37 Shop Club l, 3, Beta-Beta 3, 4, Vice-President Homeroom lj alice-President Tennis Team Harriet Thornstrom Quiet but popular, Harriet is admired for her fine athletic ability. Gym Club l, 2, Tri-Y 3, 4, Girls' Leader Club 2, 3, 4, Student Organization Repre- sentative 2, 4, Treasurer Homeroom 4, Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. Alvin A. Thrun Wilh his humorous and cheerful disposition, it should be easy for Flash to have all the bright things in life. Hi-Y 3, 4, Homeroom Treas- urer 2, Football 3, 4, Home- room President 35 Tennis Club 2, Fire Squad 4, Stu- dent Organization Represen- tative 3, Christmas Dance Committee 4. Frederick George Ulmer ln his energetic way, Fred has attained great success in the field of photography and science. Visual Aids Crew 45 Photo- graphy Editor Reveries 4: Science Club 4. z E ' 1 -ft, l iv? 8 N. xx NRC! Mildred Van Antwerp Good natured and easy-going Mildred is a lot of fun when in a crowd. Knitting Club lg Science Club 2. Thirty-three Gerard Vaughn Placid and contented with life as it is, describes Gerard Safety Club 2 Mabel Ziemer Gay, flirtatious Mabel has tripped her way through Dua mont High. Intramural Sports 4. Catherine Walter Catherine has won many friends tor herself, although she has been in Dumont High a very short time. Dorothea K. Waylen Retiring and shy, Dorothea has made her quiet way through high school. Science Club 2, Knitting Club lp Camera Club 3. Leonard Waterhouse Leonard never seems to have a care, just a fun-loving no- worry fellow. Gym Club 2, James Wilson Jimmy is one iolly senior, fond of music and athletics, he aspires to become a rnu- sician. Band Z, 3, 4, President Rod and Gun Club 2, Safety Club John Walsh Good natured but quiet, John has expressed his ta- lents in athletics. Gym Club 2. Hertha Doris Whitford Intelligent and good natured Hertha is one of the willing workers of the Senior Class. Mask and Wig Club 35 Girls' Shop Club lg Traffic Squad 4, Dance Club 4. Eleanor M. Wittman Good natured and easy-go' ing, Eleanor's friendly nature is liked by all. Student Organization Repre- sentative 4, Pi Eta P1 4. Thirty-four '? HV MEMOQXAM EKXZABETH COOPER 7923 - 7939 HXSTOEV OF THE CLASS OF 7940 AY yellow and red leaves, new friends, strange halls, different teachers, more books and homerooms on the third floor--we were Freshmen- remember? A dance floor, smiling, friendly Sophomores, shy and nervous, we the Frosh of Dumont High, were their guests at the Freshman Reception-re- member? Our first final assembly, Sad Seniors with all of life's unknown trials con- fronting them, jubilant, carefree Freshmen, with three years of happy High School life still to come-for next year we would be Sophomores-remember? Two months later-still the same old leaves, but, oh, much nicer! Now we were the silly Sophomores! As a prelude to our first social triumph, we held dancing classes in the gym, for all those wishing to perfect the hardest steps. And then, came the great night, when we proved to all, that we knew how to sponsor social events. Yes, we gave those little Freshman a wonder- ful time. lWe had fun tooli We were losing our shyness, now, becoming an integral part of dear old Dumont. The steering wheel of our class was placed in the capable hands of John Schultz-under his guidance and his leadership we were dauntless. You surely remember that! The next year we entered with fervent hopes for the success of our Junior Class-they were easily realized. We were blessed with a Midas-like touch, everything we undertook turned to gold, we became the school capitalist, we were successful. Our resources grew until our coffers were bursting with Junior Class money. That year, '39, our star rose to new heights in the star-studded sky of school activity. Our smaller constellations were many, but our greatest comet was the Prom-it flashed through as the grandest in a long series of great dances-remember? Upperclassmen de luxel Mighty superior Seniors! Traffic squad posts, peanut sales, Christmas Ball, Card Party, and our Senior Play-we sponsored them all. They were all big successes--remember? Reveries staff meetings, Class Executive Board meetings, Senior Play rehearsals, Holidays, Visiting Days-The day of the Blizzard of '4O when we all stayed at home-these are just a few of those little intricate pieces that worked themselves into the soon to be completed jig-saw puzzle that was our high school life. , And then, all too soon, the final acts of our drama as Seniors. Com- mencement, and then the next day when we were the sad Seniors, and others the carefree jubilant Freshmen, in our last final assembly in Dumont-re- member? Of course we remember! What comes next for us lies in the lap of the Gods, but we've had our good times, wonderful times, together. Times we'll all always remember. Thirty-six CZASS AZPHABE7 A is for Albert Who has height to spare. Say Bill, will you tell us How the air is up there? B is for Bodden And there's a lot of him- When it comes to good nature, None rank above him. C is for Coan Who enlivens each day By spicing with wit What he has to say. D is for Demarest- ln a good natured way, He argues and flusters Throughout all the day. E is for Evascovitch Gong is his nickname His smiles won him friends And sports brought him fame. F is for Fagan Full of fun and good cheer Humor flows freely When Fagy is near. G is for Greenthaler A red-headed lass She's a swell little dresser And has plenty of class. H is for Hanst And we can't figure why Such a big voice was put ln so little a guy. l is for Ignorance That's what we possess- Quiet, Miss Freint, Or they'll hear you shout, yes, J is for Jones And we Seniors have found, That Helzapoppin' When e're he's around. K is for Kelly, A good lrish name, Ed's smile and good humor Puts growlers to shame. L is for Livingston Who whiles away the time, Not with twiddling of thumbs, But with writing lines of rhyme M is for Metzel Who's usually quiet- But get him going And he's a one man riot. N is for Nothing That's just what we've learned Now we realize That knowledge must be earned 0 is for Odenal- His car is his joy, His clothes are his pride, And his sax is his toy. P is for Piper A very thin gent-- lt he turns sideways They mark him absent. Q is for Quiz And don't we love 'em- The teachers must sense this They throw enough of 'em. R is for Rast CR is her brand She rules the school With an iron hand. S is for Styverson+ Who can forget the mishap When Blushing Dick Caught a skunk in his trap? T is for Thrun- See the wig on his head? His name rhymes with fun, And that's what he's spread. U is for Ulmer We all know Fred, When it comes to science He's far, far ahead. V is for Vaughn, One of the clan Who brave the wilds Ot Old Tappan. W is for Wilson And it's not very hard To see Jim's the pride Of the Old Nat'l Guard. X for exams And Y do we Hunk 'em? We can't Z Why they don't junk 'em. Thirty-seven in sf '1' I 5 in V, f 61 . diff, :E lf' s .-- Q 5 WW a was Wgn.. 1 V., -I-z MASS PIQOP!-IEW January l, l95O. Dear Norma, A new musical has opened on Broadway, and I thought we could get together to see it This Friday night. The play, oddly enough, is called Class Reunion. lt seems almost fitting for us of the Class of i940 because this play was written by Madeline Fagan, and Margaret Occhiena and Jack Coan have the leads. l met Margaret while having dinner at Claudia Badini's swanky supper club, and she told me all about the play. lt is hilariously funny, as you will guess when you hear that Julius Kling is the Gag man. The dance routines will be led by the new dance team of Frank Hanson and Audrey Anderson. incidentally, the manager of the chorus girls is none other than Ray Livingston. She told me also that the scenery and costuming are to be superb, for Lillian Ritzheir-ner, Richard Styverson, and Dot Rich are making elab- orate plans. Alvin Thrun has written six new hits for our play which in itself should make it a success. l simply couldn't wait to read last night's paper to see what the critics had to say. l almost forgot to be enthusiastic over their praise when l read some of the bits about first-nighters. lt seems our ever-famous Connie Rast laughed the loudest and longest over Julius's jokes, and Mayor Jones, acting most undignified for an official, passed remarks at the chorus girls while Bill Albert, the mayor's right-hand man, slept peacefully on. Write as soon as you can and let me know if you can make it for Friday. Sincerely, IRENE. Forty 511455 PQOPHECV January 5, l95O. Dear Irene, l surely will come to see this new production you've written so much about. lt was grand hearing about our old pals again, especially since they've become so well known. However, you city slickers aren't the only ones to reach the top in the Class of '40, for we Dumontites are making head- lines tool Last night l went to the Annual Star-Starlet night in old D. H. S. and I happened to sit in the same place we used to reserve for our gang. Re- member? lt really seemed like old times. Ellie, Margaret, and Lorraine sang the same song they did for our first Starlet night, for as you remember, it was then that they first started as a trio. Dick Carmelich and Herb Schwartje were called in to say a few words, now that they are so famous in pro-football. Our shy little Dick strutted across the stage in a snappy new outfit, while Herb had to be roused from his usual slumber. l observed that Don Broker, his usual jolly self, enjoyed Richard Dew- hurst's soap box oration immensely. By the way have you read about the new reducing diet Don has just perfected? lt's really done wonders. During the performance l noticed that Johnny Schultz, our famous lawyer, and Bill Lawrence, our well-remembered fashion plate, seemed to be enjoying Evelyn Robertson's operatic renditions as much as l. During the intermission, l met Luther Demarest, and believe me, lrene, he's still the same old Lutherl He was proudly parading around handing out cigars for he is running for Congress in the coming election, The remainder of the program was very delightful and on leaving for home, l couldn't help being pleased with our Class of '4O. Thanks a lot for the invitation to see Class Reunion. l'm attempting to round up the gang and we'll meet in the lobby at eight, V Love, NORMA. Forty-one .- WHOQS' WHO Most Popular Best Dressed Most Promising Vocalist- Dancers Most Dignified and Midget OF 7940 Class Wit l Man and Woman Haters Vamp and Shiek Most Athletic Cut-Up , - Homework Fiends W!!! OF CMSS OF '40 E, the Class of l94O, do humbly bequeath to you these virtues, idiosyn- cracies, eccentricities, and the like, developed from four years of hard work. To The Junior Class: The privilege of occupying the first seats in assembly, even though we sometimes have to strain our necks to see. The joy of getting out of class on the first bell to gab, much to Mr. Seigenfuse's dismay. The high and mighty feeling of teaching the underclassmen on Senior Day. The suspense of waiting one week to see if you got that certain part in the Senior Play. The fun of Chemistry Lab, where we try not to run up a bill for all the things that we broke during the year. The worry of how to make enough money to pay for the Reveries. Our faculty advisers who, though it was sometimes hard, bore with us during the year. To These Individuals: Jeannette Hess and Evelyn Robertson leave their recipe for making notes sound like silver bells, to anyone who would like to try. Dot and Gong leave their harmonic relation to Ellie and Russell. Ray Livingston takes that bow tie with him. Jack Hart leaves the traditional box of aspirin tablets to next year's Reveries Editor-in-Chief. Harriet Thornstrom leaves her ever-present smile to Bea Ruge. Bill Lawrence leaves those snappy color combinations to Ralph Bogert. John Schultz leaves his ability to argue with Mrs. Petersen to whoever would like to try it. Connie leaves her worries to the future Student Council President. Bill Albert leaves, taking his height with him. The Key Club and the Hi-Y leave their feud still unsettled. Harry Lake leaves the fourth period Economics class. The inseparable companionship of the Blonde, Brunette, and Redhead is left to any three with such a combination. Who can make those cracks like Mayor Jones? lrene Carlson leaves her pack of chewing gum to Donald Demarest. ln Witness Whereof, we the Class of l94O do hereby set our hand and affix our seal, this seventeenth day of June, nineteen hundred and forty. Witnesses: John W. Hart, Michael Rockett, John Schultz. Forty-four 611455 P05114 AS WE DEPART The heavy door is open now, And there is naught to hold me here. And yet I hesitate before I leave my Alma Mater dear. Four years within thy stately walls I have been dwelling here with thee. I learned more than a book can teach, No volumes teach sincerity. The threshold lies beneath my foot, I stand in awe of what I see. The world outside is large and great, And ev'ry road is new to me. One road may take me straight to fame, Another to prosperity, But still I puzzle, for I seek One bringing happiness to me. Contentment never comes from fame. It comes not from prosperity. But in a smile, the wealth that's found Is indispensable to me. At last I take the longed-for step, And on one route my eyes are cast. But neither time nor space can take My memories of four years past. By Barbara Hayne. Forty-five JUNE MAD FLORENCE RYERSON and COLIN CLEMENTS ECAUSE Penny Wood is merely June Mad , situations and plot were evolved and worked out in a clever enough way to prove this comedy a success both nights of its short but successful run . Presented by the Senior Class, April 26 and 27, it was played to appreciative audiences by thirteen members ot the class of l94O and coached by Mrs. Westervelt. Penny and Chuck Harris are happy until a college killer-diller robs Penny of her heart and her contentment, she forgets Chuck and his glider in her efforts to impress Roger Van Vleck in a strapless dress. However, her plans are thwarted when glamorous Juliet Harris comes home, thoroughly a Woman of the World-who knows how to do it . Poor Mervyn's heart is broken, and Milly Lou gains renewed hope when Julie lets him down, but she is destined to go around vainly loving Mervyn 'cause he's so beautiful l Julie's successes hurt Penny, but when Chuck's plane crashes, under the strain of worry tor him, she discovers that he and his glider are worth more than cosmopolites who play the accordianf' Forty-six is ER W W 6,59 f il. KM. . . ...H , wma . ' sh , L4 gy? If -N. Q fs .f .ff Y, ,. 0, I -L In.: f j . 'Q' ' 1 -A A T0 M , 6 .h,. f as H J . g Y 6 i W if 7 Q if SM A 3 5 '3.xs 'Qx.,,. 'a slyelwfiw Q ' an zgffpi It M QAA- x WM. ....,.,.. xft t 4, vv we QQ Q I 04,45 X555 U Student Council Representative President . . Vice-President , Secretary . . . . Treasurer ......, Student Council Representative . President . . Vice-President . Secretary ...A . Treasurer ....... Student Council Representative JUNIOR OFFICERS FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE JUNIOR Forty-eight . EUGENE REUTER . ISOBEL LIVINGSTON . WINFIELD TENYCK CATHERINE MANGANO DOROTHY MATTHEWS DOROTHY THOMPSON . GEORGE LANDWEHR . . AGNES VAUGHN . ALICE POWELL . JANE TURNURE . HARRY WOLTJEN ' 5 . Z Z! Z? P Y 1 ,U ,. F JJ f- 4' ffv ' V Y 1 ,X rl' I j'J , . , u I , 1 df! I ' JJ M 5. O. EXECUTIVE BOARD SENIOR EXECUTIVE BOARD PERISCOPE Ffty th e WEARERS OF THE XX II William Albert Claudia Badini Jack Blauvelt Donald Broker Dorothy Bussell Richard Carmelich Thomas Carroll Jack Coan William Conner Robert Dedecker Richard Deegan Lillian de Nazario Ethne de Trude Harold Diehl Alexander Evaskovich Jule Foy Peter Gorman Kathleen Hammond Edward Harris Fifty-four William Healy Robert Johnstone Harry King Julius Kling Harry Lake Raymond Livingston William Martin Edward Metzel Robert Meyns George Oclenal John Schultz Herbert Schwartje Norma Sennhauser Charles Smith Julia Smolenski Jane Stewart Richard Styverson Alvin Thrun John Walsh O MEMBERS Richard Carmel ich-C0-Captain Alexander Evaskovi Herbert Schwartje Raymond Livingston George Landwehr John Tobin Edward Metzel Charles Smith Charles Sisco Chris Schmidt Benny Rausa Robert Supply Bob Fennell Alvin Thrun Peter Gorman Julius Kling Jack Coan Donald Broker Warren Stewart Charles Keating Richard Deeqan ch-Co-Captain Leonard Rosso O'dell Gaskin Robert Delacy Arthur Hemmer Andrew McClenoham Artie Kristofferson Lorenze Drakeford William Albert Russell Cunningham Fred James Norman Mangold John Pohli Richard Silvia Peter Flood Frank Barry Francis McCaffrey Leroy Reaser Jack Menefee Robert Carroll John Schultz-Manager Harry Mohr+Assistant Manager Charles Oggenfuse-Assistant Manager Willard Quirk-Coach John Kling-Assistant Coach 781411 2 X! X ' .gl Q , .. mm 'H 'Q f A A ,,,,,.m,,M,., ,, W I af, ff-0.53: - ,,,, , . 3 . ? 92? ,hh , S JM L' i 9 ,f 4 k .ng 1 W if 5 1. x ,e ,ww BAS Herbert Schwartje Charles Smith John Tobin Richard Carmelich Alexander Evaskovich Al Mruzinsky George Landwehr Benny Rausa Edward Harris Carmine Caruccio Fred Weissleder Anthony Conboy lrving Frost 15578141 James Corr Arthur Hemmer Russell Cunningham John Pohli Chris Schmidt Fred Abel Fred James Steve Vadja Artie Kristofferson Percy Van Arden Thomas Carroll Ray Esposito Jack Hoffmann Harry Lake-Manager Ernest Havecker-Assistant Manager Arthur Turnell-Coach John Kling-J. V. Coach Dec Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb, Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Ma r. SCHEDULE D. H.S. Opp 27 30 I9-Bogota ............ .......... 3-Tenafly ........................ 26 31 -Closter ........................... 37 43 -Hasbrouck Heights 27 28 -Fort Lee ........,............... 24 37 -Park Ridge .................. 29 27 23-Woodridge .................. 41 27 25-Ramsey ....,................... I8 38 30-Westwood .................. 25 28 2-Closter ........................... 27 22 6-Hasbrouck Heights 27 29 IO-Fort Lee ........................ I 5 Z7 13-Park Ridge .................. 49 39 I6-Woodridge .................. 16 I7 20-Ramsey .......... ......... 3 2 45 23-Westwood .................. 39 26 26-Bogota ............. ......... I 6 32 2-Tenafly .......... ......... 4 8 28 John Tobin Richard Carmelich Alexander Evaskovich Charles Smith Fred Weissleder Robert Meyns Fred Francisco John Pohli Robert Fennell Anthony Conboy Jack Menefee Robert Johnstone- MEMBERS Charles Sisco Alfred Mruzinsky Edward Metzel Peter Gorman Jack Blauvelt George Carroll Harry King Patsy DiAndrea John Walsh William Kellogg John Malcuit Manager Charles Oggenfuse-Assistant Manager Stanley Johnstone-Assistant Manager Willard Quirk-Coach SEBAL SCHEDULE April ll ,,,,,,.,,,, ,.,..,..... ....,...., T r inity April 15 ..,..,..... ...,,..... W estwood April 25 ,,......... ,......... P ark Ridge April 26 ..,....... St. Cecelia April 29 ...,......i ..,.,..... F ort Lee May 2 ..,,....... ..,.,.... H asbrouck May 3 ........... ............,. W oodridge May 6 ........... .,........,... C loster May May May May May May 27. May 9 .....,..... ....,.......,. I3 ,.......... ..........,... l6 ..,........ .,.,,.....,,. 20 .......l.... 23 .....,...,.. ,...,,,,...,l 3l ...,........ ..,.......... Westwood Lodi Woodridge Park Ridge Fort Lee Hasbrouck Heights Closter 5 151540 William Healy William Conner Raymond Livingston Jack Chandler William Korfitsen Edward Names Kenneth Kuhnert Woolford Dail John Murtola Bernard Jenny Victor Bruno Arthur Thrun O'dell Gaskin 'T' MEMBERS Harry Stzager Russell Cunningham Peter Jorgenson Ralph Ruppert Robert Supply Frank DuPuy Carl DeC.aesar Charles Keating Frank Barry Donald Broker George Landwehr Richard Silvia April April May May May May May June SCHEDULE l7 ....,..... .......... R idgewood 30 .......... .......,.. H asbrouck Heights 8 .......... ,......... W oodridge l5 .......... .......... P ark Ridge 18 ........,, ,.,....... P rinceton Alumni Z2 .......... .,......,. R amsey 29 .,....... ...,...... W estwood 2 ,,,,..,,, .......,... S tate Meet Richard Killeen-Manager Albert Potenski-Assistant Manager X Harry Seigenfuse-Coach X hnmtri. : f-rm A1-var hfi'i'::'T-wi'1:'::3vrcZ3i ' . Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr PATRONS and Mrs. George F. Ruppert and Mrs H. Meyns . and Mrs. Joseph D. Fagan and Mrs H. J. Whitford .and Mrs. R. B. Cade . and Mrs. A. Getter and Mrs J. W. Carmelich and Mrs Coe Hayne Wally's Tydo Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr .and Mrs . and Mrs and Mrs . and Mrs . and Mrs . and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs . and Mrs. l-Veedol Service Station . A. J. Stewart . E. H. Cole . Kenneth D. Hart . P. Nothelfer Raymond H. Bogert Ernest H. Benzing Ernest A. Wright .W. J. Conner H. Sennhauser Mohican Sub-Deb Club Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Skates V Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Sr. Dramatic Mr. and Mrs G. O. Rowohlt John Enright M. J. Waylen Club Dick Bertschi's Delicatessen Ralph Filieri Pop Stahl Mr. and Mrs Room 2 Room 23 Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Board Room Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Schultz . John C. Coan Frederick G. Ulmer L. B. Davis George Schramm S, Gins Arno Berthold J. Cummings John Leckie M. E. Lawrence Sixty-four WISHING THE CLASS OF l94O EVERY SUCCESS Dumont Board of Education ALBERT S. CAMPBELL, President DANIEL A. MOLLOY, Vice-President ALBERT J. STRICKLAND, District Clerk MICHAEL SCHILLING NORMAN SCHABLE JAMES WYLIE JAMES D. EVANS NORA FRANCISCO AUGUST G. STORCK JOHN D, GILLESPIE Compliments ot MAYOR Charles F, Maine Councilmen George W. Blaser Edward A. Jaggie Fred H. Blum William E. Ripley Everett B. Cole William J. Stueben Assessor Collector Frank J. Hamilton Harry C. Holshue Borough Attorney Borough Engineer Albert J. Wuytack Theo. R. Boswell Borough Clerk Henry J. 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