Dunellen High School - Exodus Yearbook (Dunellen, NJ)

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THE GOLDE CITY We are .ftandin g on the hrink Of a .rea that'.f deep and wide, And thozz gh the taxh .feenif di yfenlt. We'll reaeh the other .fideg For we hazie hope and eozirage And a faith that'5 ftron g and right. To gain that land of Happiiien' We're ready and willing to fight. To .rome of thoye who have ,started The path if .ftraight and clear. They have their goal .ro well in mind The P1f077ZlJ6d Land Jeeins near. No .fhiftin g wind or changing e1irre'nt Can niozfe theni front their eoarye. They .ftriz g gle on where a weaker will Would 19nd a defeating foree. Some of nf are bothered hy .ff01'771.Y And are drowned in the waves of defpair. The city Jeeinf to 1'ani.s'h from .fight And our inindf are o ppreffed with fare. Then we reaeh the ereft of a high wazfe, And we rife toward a hrightenin g Jky. The whole world if filled with light again Once more 106,126 the eoarage to try. We find if we keep our goal in mind And hght againft oar flawf, If we have in our cargo liherty, If jzutiee if in our came Nothing can Jto p oar pro grefy. We will reach that Land of Li ght, And we'll Tree that the thingy we worked for Were worth all the .ftrii g gle and Jtrife, ANNIE WARRIN T Page Twenty-nine

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VUARREN WARRIN WIELSH VUISIZ ul' VIRGINIA L. WARREN Stuclunt Court Clrsrlc 3 Student Council Al Iixoclus 5, -i Hi-Tri I, 2. 5, -l G. A. A, I, 2,5 Deputy 2. 5. -Ii litiqucttc Club 5 Knitting Club 1 Argus 3 Senior Pliiy Her rainbow of activities has proved ii colorful asset to D.H.S. ANNE L. WARRIN Latin Club l G. A. A. 1 Dminirtic Club 2, 5 Stutlcnt Council 3, -1 Exodus 3, -1 Honor Society Ai Argus 5 A business girl with il monopoly on brains. JACK WELSH ANN WISE Clicerleucling 2, 5 Dramatic Club Z, 5, -l Hi-Y -I Latin Club 1 Baseball 2 Orchestra 2. 3, -I A rip-roaring ritlcr hot off G. A. A. 1, 2 tlic range. A fuminine Rachmuninoff EXIT Fll0M IIIGII SCll00L IS ENTBANC INTO A LARGER DEIVIIICBACY . . . Puge 'I'z1'w1ly-eiglal

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THis INDHNTIYRE, being set down on the 20th day of june, 1941, constitutes the last will and testament of the Class of 1941. Sound in mind and body we bequeath to the fol lowing persons our few tangible and earthly possessions, hoping they will make diligent and good use of their inheritance. Connie Barna's ability to plan to Blanche Conneran. Claire Heilich's knee stockings to Peggy Dealaman. Dolores Dillon leaves Hi-Tri presidency to Dot Schellhorn. Steve Sacharko's technique to Pop Kerwin. Carl Luthman's sense of chivalry to Carroll Pierce. jim Robinson's size to Art Polney. Tony Bruck's horn to Harold Hodges. Lucille McCrone's softball swing to Margaret Schwarz. May Perrota's sportsmanship to Doris Anderson. jean Rilino's hair to Grace Darling. Louise Frey's sewing ability to Bev Rothermel. Gloria Howards ex-suitors to Nancy Cooley. Caroline Lau's skates to Stella Dingman. Vernon Garretson's handwriting to Steve Mondok. Ben Lake's antiques to john Hall. Betty Buzby's loquaciousness to Mary Cougle. Sylvia Lerman's journalism to joe Spayth. Dot Ovsevitz leaves her errands. jack Welsh leaves his worn tires to Donald De Costa. Eleanor Donovan leaves her baton to Eleanor LoPresti. Andy Miskov's financial ability to john Kolibachuk. We leave to Miss Farmer our sincere gratitude for helping Martha Sobolak leaves with her sister Olga. Nina Dubrov's ambitiousness to Arlene Graham. jean Hartshorn's taps to Pearl Katz. Eugene Loichytz leaves his musical ability to Caroline Dietz. Charlie Ostenik's drawl to Boyd Sanford. Nick Bildik's appetite to jerry Ramsberg. Fred Bonkowski leaves his silence to the study hall. Albert Tomecko leaves the waste baskets empty. To Miss Tibken we leave an ever-filling ink bottle. Marion Boyarslci's mellow tones to Bill Burdick. us decide on our careers To Mr. Prestidge we leave a golden key to the Senior Section. We leave to the future seniors who will occupy Room No. Angelo Fiorey leaves his voice to Ernest Sernecky. 13 a few dozen gas masks To Miss Fisher we leave a metronome to aid her in keeping the assembly songs in time Shirley Van Cleef leaves her walk to the Stumpf twins. Anna Harakal's cheery hello to Britt Lagerquist. ir Page Thirty