East Orange High School - Syllabus Yearbook (East Orange, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1923 volume:

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I fm, X XXXJX X X ,X ' X ' 1 F -X' N '-sX,X. mi, X . . X . XXXXX X X E- .X XX q..X .XX XX, .X .3 X , ' 'X' -'S 1172- ' X ,XXX X.. R ' V ' . We p ? ' - ' ' XX . X..X'XX,X--.XX,Xg..,-, Xu, .X X . JI R X X .XX X,..L.. X , X X ' -xiii MARTIN BAHLER who has faithfully ,served the East Orange High School for twenty-three years, and who has gained the love and admiration of all who have had the privilege of knowing him, The Senior Class alfectionately and reverently dedicates the SYLLABUS of Nineteen twenty-three WILLARD S. LUND W. RUE MURRAY F. DURAND TAYLOR B,,5fW55 Managgf Editor-in-Chief Adfvfrtixing Manager ffhe STAFF EDNA N. PFEIFFER .... .... A ssociote Editor EDWARD WOOLLEY. .. .... Associate Editor EMILY W. KOEHLER ........ . ....... Assofiote Edtior KENNETH C. FRAZIER ........ .... A ssociate Editor AURILLA E. ASCHENBACH ..... ....., A ssociate and Art Editor 4 CONTENTS DEDICATION .... SENIOR CLASS HONOR ROLL CLASS WILL ..... JUNIOR CLASS ...... E. 0. H. S. CREED .... SOPHOMORE CLASS SONGS AND CHEERS FRESHMAN CLASS ,. STUDENT COUNCIL DEBATING CLUBS .. E. O. H. S. NEWS .... FOOTBALL ...,... Page 3 6 53 54 56 57 58 59 60 62 66 68 70 SENIOR CLASS GORDON BUTTON .. .. ......... President EMILY KOEHLER .. HE world with all its subtle mysteries lies before us. Are we, the members of the Class of 1923, prepared to face Life, and yet come out of the battle with the respect and admiration of our fellow men? It would seem so, for, during that period of our lives spent within the portals of our beloved li. O. H. S., we have endeavored to mas- ter our difficulties and make the most of our opportuni- ties as each presented itself. ln the autumn of 1919, an eager, curious crowd of youngsters invaded the halls and classrooms of the High School. The upper classmen, especially the Sophs, pro- claimed us the greenest of the green, for were we not Just Freshmenn? Before the year had expired, how- ever, we proved to our worthy brethren that we were an exceptional class, and that we Haunted a banner of most daring red and truest blue instead of the verdant green one which had been allotted us. Our first noticeable deed was accomplished during our first football season. A number of our more husky members had gone out for football practice, and the rest of us craved a chance to show our spirit. An opportdnity came when a large con- crete stadium was proposed, and in the Stadium Drive DOROTHY DWYER . .. . . .Vice-President ... .Secretary which resulted, we, the pesky little freshmen, led our vain-glorious superiors in the sale of bonds! Having es- tablished ourselves, we set about finding a means of or- ganization. We elected our oficers, and felt at last that we were fully prepared to continue our good work the next fall. Our Sophomore year was even more promising than the preceding one. We discovered that we had, in our midst, numerous actors, athletes and artists, to say noth- ing of budding young authors and musicians. Our first discoveries proved that there were excellent basketball players among both girls and boys. The football season also brought forth some agreeable surprises in the mat- ter of promising material for the varsity. Our talent as actors and musicians was fgst displayed when we took active parts in the Pageant and the Operetta. The News Board already claimed several of our classmates, and further literary prowess was developed in the class- rooms. The various clubs counted many of us as mem- bers. Class spirit as well as school spirit was beginning to show itself. Having been advanced to the rank of Juniors, we pro- ceeded to make life Worth while. The Juniors enjoyed Sgygag -fr. rv V145 rw tiff? V I 655' .QW v M4 i'WN yWfx fi 'Q 3 3 -x ,- fe v fs -ifl 11,3 -fx X Y KV V 5 .1 A 5 ,J ' 1 Jef M 14 3 5, 'Q n 6' A ,.' 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The promising athletes of the preceding year had developed rapidly, and many of them aided in win- ning fresh laurels for E. O. H. S. We prepared our- selves for our Senior year by living up to a high standard of ideals, and by contributing as much as possible to the glory of the school. When we entered again in the fall of 1922, we were full-fledged Seniors, carrying ourselves with the custo- mary dignity, but ready at any time to participate in the various social activities of the year. The Committee Dances were sources of enjoyment to all who attended, and a great deal of praise is owed to the Social Commit- tee for the fine way in which these dances were conducted. In February, the Prom took place. As usual it was a success, both socially and financially. The Senior Dra- matics wiere sufficient to provg that our ability on the stage was developed to a marked degree. Our musical talent was displayed in various ways. The Operetta was, in itself, an acknowledgment of our musical ability. At Christmas time, the combined glee clubs did much toward giving a very worth while programme. Several times during the year the school has been entertained by excel- lent musical performances, in connection with which we must mention our splendid orchestra. In March a con- cert was given by all of the musical organizations, and it delighted all who heard it. Through the faithful ef- forts of the Class Night Committee, and the co-operation of the Seniors, Class Night was the usual frolic of amuse- ment and entertainment. Our debating teams argued their way to victory again and again. Their subjects were interesting and fraught with enthusiasm. Our lit- erary superiority reached its height in this yearls produc- tion of the News, This is the history of the Class of 1923. We have en- deavored to live up to a high standard of ideals which a former Senior Class bequested to us. The path to Knowledge is not a very easy one to tread, but we have done our best to overcome our difficulties, for we realize how much a good education means to a boy or girl, when the World must be faced. The Class of '23 leaves E. O. H. S. with every feeling of loyalty and love toward the Alma Mater. We say, Good-bye, but the memory of the happy days spent under the Red and Blue will linger forever with us. LOUIE P. ABORN LKLOUI3 That Air! Noted for-Chumming with Dot. I Indoor Sport-Having a good llme. Student Council, -lg News Board, +3 Drama Study Club, +5 G. o., 1, 2, 3, 4. HENRY ANDERSON Hank He was a sure and steadfast man. Indoor Sport-Staying for Mr. Daniels. Hank will attend Univer- sity of Pennsylvania. L1L1,1AN MARIE ANDERSON -LL111' Her hair was brighter than the very gold That makes the water-lily's center. Indoor Sport- Rattling OIF, 9 Languages. Spanish Club, 2, 3, 4g Vice- President, 4, Drama Study Club, -I-g Drama Study Frolic, -lg Secretarial Club, 45 G. O. I'Lil will attend Upsala College. FRANK ARMSTRONG, JR. A1'mice Wherever waves can roll, and winds can blow. Indoor Sport-Giving Mr. Evans an argument. Armice', will attend School- ship 'lNewport. DAVID ARON Bunk The man looks honest enough. Indoor Sport - Keeping Books. Teller in Success Fund Bank, 4g G. o., 1, zg A. A., 1, 2. Bunk will attend N. Y. U. or Columbia. IVIINA ROBERTA ARTHURS 'lVirtue is hold and goodness never fearful. Most needed--a little Push. Indoor Sport-Cramming. G. O., 3, 4g Drama Sludy Club, 4-g Spanish Club 4. Mina will go to Moztclair Normal. AURILLA E. ASCHENBACH Rilla All sunshine and clouds- like the April skies. G. O., 1, 2, 3, 4, Mandolin Club, 1, Z, Girls' Debating Club, 3, Ken Mair, 4, Camou- flage Club, 1 2, 3, 4, Girls' Rifle Club, 45 Basketball, 2, 4, Drama Study Club, Corridor Patrol, 4, Syllabus Staff. Rillal' will attend N. Y. School of Fine and Applied Arts. MARGUERITE S. ASTROM AlMa1-gy7l Silence is more musical than any song. Noted for-Chumming with Phyllis. Indoor Sport-Listening to Jane. French Club, 3, 43 Drama Study Club, 4. 'lVIargy will study Law. N. NORMAN DOOLEY KKN0l.m7! 'II would be a bold, bad man. Indoor Sport-Radio. ARTH UR BAUER uAI.tn Sincere in every way. Indoor Sport-Tuning in WJZ. Art will attend New York University. HERBERT VV. BEARN Herbie Our 'Beau Brummel. ' Indoor Sport-Dancing. Basketball, Z, General O'r- ganization. 'tHerbie will study Law. MARION BEAUPRE 'tMarion Haste thee, gentle maiden, for time flies. Indoor Sport-Coming in at 8:31. Glee Club, 4g French Club, 33 Art Club, 43 G. O. Marion will attend Mont- clair Normal. FREDERICK F. BECKER UFrank A man's wisdom makes his face to shine. Frank will attend Univer- sity of Pennsylvania. DOROTHY BEHEE Dot On with the dance! Let joy be unconlinedf' Noted for-Her dancing. Art Club, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Glee Club, 4, Operetta, 45 Sen- ior Dramatics, 4, G. O., 1, 2, 3, -1-g News Board, Class Night Committee. Dot will attend Art School. FLORENCE V. BENJAMIN llBennyY7 'Hushl Let us have quiet. Noted for-Her easy going manner. G. O., 1, 2, 35 Girls' A. A., 1. 2g Glee Club, 1. 'lBenny will attend Mont- clair Normal. r JOHN BENNETT Professor 4'Nature fits all her children with something to dof' Noted for-His many medals. Indoor Sport-Basketball. Rifle Club, Range Officer, 4g Spanish Club, Track, 1, 4-. MILIDRED F. BERGMANN 'Mildred A kind heart and a capable head. A. A., 1, 2g G. O., 1, 2g Span- ish Club, 2. Mildred will attend Pratt Institute. EVA G. BIRDSALL HEY! Life is short, so let's be gay!! Noted for-Her athletic trend. Indoor Sport-Doing Math. in French Class. G. O., 2, 33 Rifle Club, 4, E will attend Newark Nor- mal School for Physical Educa- tion and Hygiene. HARRIETTE N. BLACHLY A'Hattie What she doesn't know isn't worth knowingf, Indoor Sport--Trying to ac- quire long hair. Glee Club. 1. 2. 45 Operetta, 1, 2, 45 Pilgrim Pageant, 25 Ken Mair, 45 G. O., 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club, 45 Basket- ball, 1, 2. ALICE G. BLAIKLOCK She is calm because she is mistress of her subject-the se- cret of self-possession. Noted for-Walking to school with Russell. G. O., 2, 35 Rifie Club, 4. Al will attend Cooper Union. ELINOR BLINN Blinnie A wee, Winsome thing. Noted for-Her tiny foot. Indoor Sport-W1'iting Poet- ry. General Organization, 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' A. A. 15 Senior Dramatics. LOESER M. BOSKEY Boskey,' UMy tongue has sworn it5 but my mind's unswornf' Indoor Sport-Chemistry. Rilie Club5 Math. Club. Boskey will attend Prince- ton University. JOHN A. BOWMAN it-Tack!! All the world loves a cub reporter. Indoor Sport-Chasing after News Reporters. Quad and Quoin Club, 25 Sci- entific Society, 2, 35 French Club, 2, 35 News Board, 35 Edi- tor Board II of the News, 45 Secretary of Radio and Physics Club, 45 Mathematics Club, 45 Chess Club, 4. jack will attend Rutgers. JOSEPH R. BRACEY HFat3! Happy am I5 from care I'm free. Why aren't they all contented like me? RALPH A. BRADER HAI!! Pm smarter, a heap, than I lookf' Indoor Sport-Being bawled out by lVIr. Daniels. Radio and Physics Club. Al will attend Stevens In- stitute. BERTIIA MARY BRAY Merry'l There are whole veins of diamonds in thine eye. Indoor Sport-Teasing peo- ple. Drama Study Club, Basket- ball. lVIerry will attend Presby- terian Hospital, N. Y., for a course in Nursing. HELEN BRINDLEY Petie The Girl from Missourif' Noted for-Her Alto Voice. Indoor Sport-Dreaming. G. O., 45 News Staff, 4, Glee Club, 4-g In Kansas City, Mo. -Trouvere Musical Society, 3, Choral Club, 2, 3. Petie will attend Columbia University. SADIE BRODY Hsallyll Twisting her tongue into French knots. Indoor Sport-Tickling the ivories. Success Fund, General Or- ganization, French Club. l'Sally will study music. STANLEY GEORGE BRO'OKS Stan A Serenading Saxophonistf' Football, 2, 3, 43 Cup team, 1, Manager Baseball, 4, Or- chestra, 1, 2, 3, 45 Corridor Pa- trol, 2, 3, 43 Class Pin Commit- tee, Z3 Student Council, 43 Board of Directors Boys' A. A., 4, Booster Week Committee, 4. Stan will attend Colgate University. IRMA H. DOWDING The world is a stage on which I do a lot of acting. Noted for-Her flirting. Girls' A. A., 2, 33 G. O'., 1, 2, 3, 4, Math. Club, 35 Drama Study Club, 4, Girls' Rifle Club, 4. Irma will attend Wells Col- lege. CHARLOTTE M. BRUEN fflacklf For this is a jolly good world, and I must be jolly, too. Noted for-Her slight stature. Indoor Sport-Trying to keep awake 7th Period. General Organization, 1, 2, 3, 43 Secretarial Club, 4g Girls' Rifle Club, 4. Ujackl' will go to Business. FLORA M. BURNHAM l'Burnt Hamw A very gentle heart and a good conscience. Noted for-Her scouting.', G. O., 1, Z, 3, 43 Spanish Club, 2, Basketball, 1. Burnt Ham will attend Memorial Hospital, Brooklyn, Nurses' Training School. KATHARINE BUSH KLKay9J Blushing is the color of virtue. Indoor Sport-Carrying on a conversation after the 8:30 bell, Girls' A. A., lg General Or- ganization, 1, Z, 3, 4, Freshman Glee Club, French Club 4g Drama Study Club, 4, Corri- dor Patrol, 43 Senior Dra- matics. GORDON BUTTON Buttons It's a point of wisdom to be silent when occasion requires. President of Class, 4, Junior- Senior Prom Com., 4, Grad Dance Committee, Football, 4. Buttons will attend Dart- mouth. KENNETH S. CADMUS Kenl' 'KA friend to every man. Indoor Sport-Trying to get out of school in time to go to work. 'lKen will attend Newark Normal School. THORNE CALDWELL KtCaldyU A Math Book in breechesf' Indoor Sport-Counting the days before vacation. Rifie Club, 1, 25 Chess Club, 2, 3, 4, Pres, 35 Football, 3, 43 Spanish Club, 25 Hiking Club, 25 Math Club, 3, 4, Pres, 45 Student Council 3, 43 Corridor Patrol, 4, Pin Committee, 35 Attendance Committee, 4. Caldy,' will enter Colgate University. LEO'NARD CARLSON KKLenH Deep waters How silently. Indoor Sport - Walking around the corridors. Len will enter business. HELEN C. CARNEY Redl' I have an idea! Wait, I must write it down. Noted for-That topmost brilliancy. Indoor Sport-Writing up occasional inspirations. Girls' Debating Club, 4, News Board, 4, French Club, 4, G. O., 4. Red will attend Wellesley. FRED CEZER UCaesar Veni, Vedi, ViciZ Indoor Sport - Inventing something that doesn't work. Debating Society, 2, Quad and Quoin Club, 2, Spanish Club, 3. Caesar will enter Newark Tech. HELEN CHADWICK Hel'n Standing with reluctant feet, VVhere the brook and river meet VVomanhood and childhood greet. Noted for-Her baby doll glances. Indoor Sport-Typing letters for Mr. Caldwell. G. O. 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Debating Soci- ety, 3, 4, Secretarial Club, 3, 4, Basketball, 2, 4, Corridor Patrol, 4, Drama Study Club, 4. ELEANOR W. CHAMBERLIN Eleanor Loved and honored, respected and admired, What more could mortal wo- man ask?'l G. O., 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' A. A., 1, Vice Pres., 1, Basketball, 1, 2. 4, Captain, 1, French Club, 4, Corridor Patrol, 3, 4, News Subscription, 3. Eleanor will attend Con- necticut College. RALPH W. CHANNELL Unconscious Be gone, dull care, begone from me. Indoor Sport- 306. Radio 81 Physics Club, Quad and Quoin Club, 2, Rifle Club, 1. Unconscious will attend Newark Tech. ANN JANE CHRISTIE ICADHY7 A Princess Passesf' Art Clubg Class Night Com- mittee, Senior Dramatics. Ann will attend Montclair Normal. MARION L. CLAYTON Marran l'In her eyes her thoughts lay clear as pebbles in a brookf' Noted for-Her dark eyes. Indoor Sport-Talking in 214 between 2:25 and 2:30. ' Normal School, 4. llM31'f21Dll will attend Mont- clair Normal. JENNIE CLINTON KK-Ieanil Coquette and coy, at once her air. Noted for-The length of her skirts. Indoor Sport-Singing. Basketball, 1, 23 Spanish Club, 2. FRANCES E. COE Youth comes but once in a life time. Basketball, 1, Spanish Club, 33 Debating Club, 2, Drama Study Club, 4. Frances will attend Montclair Normal. JOHN P. CO'FFIN The man that blushes is not quite a brute. John will attend Wesleyan College. WILLIAM P. COFFIN Klplumll A harmless, necessary mor- tal. Indoor Sport-Studying Latin. League Class Basketball, 35 Baseball, 3, 4-g Rifle Club, 45 Senior Dramatics. Plum will attend Colum- bia University. NATHANIEL R. COMPTON H-Natv Another unfortunate, weary of breath. Students' Art Club, Mathe- matics Club. Nat will attend Princeton University. ALBERT J. CONDIT, JR. HAI!! Ile seems to he innocent. ' Indoor Sport-Swimming in the E. O. H. S. Pool. WALTER H. CONKLIN l'ConkU UI can at least earn a living on the stagefl Indoor Sport-Eating Pea- nuts. Senior Dramaticsg General Organizationg Boys' A. A. Entered from Hackensack High, 1922. DOUGLAS CONNAH HD0ug,y He drinks not, neither does he smoke, nor swear but on occasion. Indoor Sport - Roaming around. Student Council, 43 Asst. Ad- vertising Manager News, 2, 3, Advertising Manager, 4, Cheer Leader, 4, Rifle Club, 2, 3, 45 Secretary, 4, Rifle Team, 43 French Club, 43 League and Class Basketball, 3, 4, Quad and Quoin Club, 4g Boys' A. A. 'tDoug will attend Williams. DO'ROTI-IY COOK HD0tH I love to while the hours away. Indoor Sport-Having a good time. G. O., 1, 2, 3, 43 Drama Study Club, 4. Dot will attend Mount Ida School for Girls. JAMES CORCORAN Kihliml! I am as sober as a judge. Indoor Sport-Basketball. Success Fund, 33 News, 4. 'jimi' will attend New York University. ARTHUR S. COULL Brud 'lKeep cool. Indoor Sport-Tickling the ivories. Spanish Club, 3, 4g Radio 8: Physics Club, 4. LYDIA CREIGHTON HLyd!Y 'AWithin her tender eye the heaven of April, with its changing light. Indoor Sport-Doing home- work in the lunch line. Glee Club, Z3 Pilgrim Pag- eant, Operetta, 2, Vice Presi- dent of Drama Study Club, Alumni Editor, Debating Club, Senior Dramatics. Lyd will attend Wellesley College. EDWARD R. CUSHING KKlEd!l He hears no music, seldom he smiles. Indoor Sport--Basketball. Scientific Society, 2, 33 RiHe Club, 2, 3, 4-g Mathematics Club, 4g News, 4. Edu will attend Princeton University. META CYRIACKS lKMaeH What's in a name? Noted for-Her everlasting giggles. Indoor Sport-Kidding every- one along. General Organization, 3, 4, Corridor Patrol, 4, Secretarial Club, 3, 4, Social Committee of the Secretarial Club, 45 Suc- cess Fund. 4Mae', will enter business. RUTH DANIEL While mantling on the maid- en's cheek Young roses kindled into thought. Indoor Sport-Blushing. G. O., 1, 2, 43 Glee Club, 4. Ruth will attend Barnard. EDNA M. DANN HEdl! t'Blessed are the meek? Glee Club, 1g Math. Club, 33 French Club, 4, Girls' Rifle Club, 43 G. O., 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A., 3, 4, Senior Dramatics. Ed will attend Mt. Hol- yoke. DANIEL F. DAWSON UDanll l'Let me play the foolf' Indoor Sport-Radio. Radio Club. VIOLET DAYTO'N llViU Let her be sure to leave others their turns to speak. Indoor Sport-Talking. Ulee Club, 43 Secretarial Club, 43 Drama Study Club, 4. ROBERT DEKROYFT Bob Constant cheerfulness is a sure sign of a Wise man. Indoor Sport-Basketball. Operetta, 23 Glee Club, 43 Football, 4, French Club, 1, 25 Basketball, 1, 2, 35 Corridor Patrol, 3, 4. HBob will attend Syracuse University. RUTH MARIE DETHLOFF Rufus I write the world, nor care if the world read. Noted for-Her literary abil- ity. Indoor Sport-Tuning my Mandolin. News Staff, 45 Spanish Club, -I-g G. O., 3, 43 Senior Dramat- ics, 4, Class Night Committee, 4. Rufus will attend Montclair Normal. JOHN DICKIE, JR. HDick!! The world admires those who try. Indoor Sport-xTrying to do English in 214 A. Dick will enter Business. HELEN A. DIETZ H-l'erl.yH 'tSpeech is silver, but silence is golden. Indoor Sport-Talking. jerry will attend Newark Normal. GEORGE A. DRAYTON HDraytD A good reputation is more valuable than moneyf' Indoor Sport-Basketball. Track, Radio Sc Physics Clubg, Quad 8: Quoin Club, Fife Sz Drum Corps. Drayt will attend C. C. N. Y. DOROTHY I. DWYER UDOH, Beauty and virtue shine for- ever round thee, Bright'ning each other. Secretary of Class 2, Vice Pres. Senior Class, Drama Study Club, 4, Class Night Com., 4, Chairman Pin Com., 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' A. A., 1, 2, 3, -l-, Syllabus Subscription Com., 3, Senior Dramatics, 4, Glee Club, 1, 2, Punctuality 85 At- tendance Com., 4, G. O., 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council, 4. DEBORAH FORTNER ELLIS UDeb1Y Begone my cares, I give you to the winds. Indoor Spo1't-Writing let- ters. Basketball, 2, Corridor Pa- trol, A. A., Baseball, Glee Club, 3. Deb will attend a finishing school. H. LILLIAN EASTBURN Grace Was in all her steps, In every gesture, dignity. Noted for-Her Wonderful marks. Indoor Sport - Comparing Algebra on the Way to 220. Pilgrim Pageant, The Fire Prince, President Drama Study Club, French Club, G. O. Lillian will attend Mt. Hol- yoke. DOROTHY EBERT CKD0tH Tall and stately, but with a merry twinkle in her eye. Indoor Sport-Swimming. Drama Study Club, 4. HAZEL EDWARDS Hazel 'tOn the stage she Was natural. ,Tvvas only when she was off, she was acting. Art Club, 2, Drama Study Club, Normal School Club, Basketball, 4, Class Night Committee, Senior Dramatics. Hazel,' will attend Normal School. WILLIAM A. ENNIS HAI!! A droll, little devil. Indoor Sport-Radio. EVELYN EVANS Evelyn The mildest manners, and the gentlest heart. Noted for-Her trick hair comb. Indoor Sport-Going to the theatre with ???. G. O., 1, 2, 3. 4. Evelyn will return for a P. G. PAULINE B. FEDER HPaulU 'tGood things come in small packages. Noted for-Ever-ready locker key. Indoor Sport-Writing notes to Doris. Art Club, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 1, 2, French Club, 3, 4-g Drama Study Club, 4, Operetta, 2, Corrridor Patrol, 4g A, A., 1, 2, 3, 4, G. O., 1, 2, 3, 4, Ride Club, 4. Paull' is returning for P. G. to prepare for Swarthmore. JULIUS FIESINGER if-Iulieu What fairy-like music steals over the sea. Indoor Sport-Trying to keep the mandolin in tune with the piano. Quad and -Qoin Club. THOMAS STONE FILES KKT0InJl Much I know, but to know more is my ambition. Boys' A. A., 1, 2, 3, 4, Scien- tific Society, 1, 2, 4, News Board, 41 Corridor Patrol, 4, G, O., 1, 2, 3, 4. Tom will return for P. G. JOSEPH M. FINIGAN Hjoeij He comes, the herald of a noisy world. News, 3, Editor-in-Chief of News, 45 Spanish Club, 2, 3, 4, President of Spanish Club, 35 Student Councilg Booster Committee, G. O., Boys' A'. A. ELIZABETH ENCKE uBettyJJ 'AI like to hear my mouth wind up, I like to hear it go. Noted for-Her linceslsant conversation. Indoor Sport-Trying to get all home work done in 2 study periods. Operetta, 25 Debating Soci- ety, 25 Corridor Patrol, 4. Betty will take a Kinder- garten Course at Montclair Normal. SYLVIA M. FISH 'Her air, her manners, all who saw admired. Noted For-Her frequent bits of dry humor. Drama Study Club, Vice Pres 5 French Club, Vice Pres., Glee Clubg Spanish Clubg Girls' A. A.5 G. O.5 Basketball Team, 1, 35 Captain, 45 Senior Dra- matics, 45 Corridor Patrol, 45 O'peretta, 4. KENNETH C. FRAZIER IKKen7! HA man at peace with all he knew. Noted for-His wonderful dancing. Operetta, 25 Glee Club, 35 League Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 45 Track Team, 2, 3, 45 Football, 2, 3, 45 Team, 3, 45 Student Councilg Corridor Patrol, 3, 45 G. O., 1, 2, 3, 45 Syllabus Staff, MacMillan Lecture Committee. Ken will attend Colgate University. EDWARD FUECHSEL Eddie In the full tide of success. Noted for-His football play- ing. Indoor Sport-Pung Chow. Cross Country Team, 15 Track, 1, 2, 35 Baseball, 3, 55 Football, 1, Z, 3, 4, 55 Varsity, +, 55 Basketball, 4, 55 Charter Vice Pres. Scientific Soc.5 Stu- dent Council, 3, 55 Pres, G. O., 55 Glee Club, 55 Math Club, 55 Senior Dramatics, 5. 'Eddiel' will attend Colgate University. ALICE E. GAMBLE HAI!! My thoughts are my com- panionsf' Indoor Sport-Reading jokes in study hall. 'Al will attend Pratt Insti- 11116. JOHN W. GARDNER nj-ohnnyn Thy modesty ampliHes thy merit. Board of Directors of A. A., +5 Football, 2, 3, 45 Captain, 45 Track, 2, 45 Corridor Patrol, 3, 45 junior-Senior Prom Com- mittee5 Member G. O. Hjohnnyl' will attend Dart- mouth. MABEL GARNETT Miss Dignity The dignity of woman into your hands is nobly given. Most needed--A little silli- ness. Indoor Sport-Music. EDWIN P. GARRETSON HEdl! He has a winning way. Indoor Sport-Shining in Botany. Boys' A. A., 1, Z, 3, 4, Quad and Quoin Club, 2, Rifle Club, 33 Track, 4. Ed will enter business. WINIFRED H. GARRISON Win Virtue is bold, and goodness never fearful. French Club. Win will attend Smith College. ELIZABETH GATES Of manners gentle, of affec- tion mild. Elizabeth will return for a P. G. to enter Vassar. JEANNE GAYLORD Tall and most divinely fairf' Noted for-Chumming with Doris. Indoor Sport-Wielding a brush. Mandolin Club, 23 Ken Mair Debating Club, 3, Art Club, 3, 4-5 Pres, 4, Student Council, 45 Corridor Patrol, 4, Thanksgiv- ing Play, 4, G. O., 1, 2, 3, 4. GERTRUDE GEORGIA Always good natured, good humored and free. Camouflage Club, 1, 2, Girls' Debating Club, 2. Gertrude will attend Mont- clair Normal. ELIZABETH L. GOULD llBettyU How coy, how shy, how un- assuming. Indoor Sport-Looking shy and innocent. Corridor Patrol-G. O. Bettyl' will attend Barnard, N. Y. BESSIE F. GREENING KKBeSSY7 'tLaugh and grow fatf' Pet Ambition- To weigh 120. Indoor Sport-Anything and everything. Spanish Club, 2, A. A., 13 G. O., 1, 2, 3, 4, Bess will enter business. RUTH M. GREENING t'Be ruled by time, the wise counselor. Most needed-A mirror. Indoor Sport-Anything with- in the law. Spanish Club, 2, Secretarial Club, 4, G. O., 1, 2, 3, 4. Ruth expects to enter busi- ness. ELIZABETH M. GRIFFIN I have a heart with room for every joy. Noted for-Her daintiness. Indoor Sport-Playing the piano. Girls' Debating Club, 2, G. O, 1, 2, 3, -lg French Club, 45 Glee Club, 4. Elizabeth will attend Mont- clair Normal. MARGARET S. GRIFFIN Hpegll Whence is thy learning? Hath thy toil o'er books con- sumed the midnight oil?', Glee Club, 1, Ken Mair, 2, 3, 4, Pres., 4, Drama Study Club, Secretary, 4, News Board, 4, Student Council, 1, 4, Corridor Patrol, 4-g Inter-Club Debating Team, 3, 45 Triangle League Debating Team, 3, 4. Peg will attend Vassar College. JOHN GRIFFITH Oh, John! You're so big and strong. Orchestra, 1, 2, 3. John will attend Syracuse University. ROBERT COOK GRIMM HB0bU Tee, hee, I would a jester be, And entertain the company. Indoor Sport-Bridge. Quad and Quoin Club, 1, 2, Math. Club, -1-g Boys' A. A., 1, 2, 3, -I-g Track 1, 2g C. P., 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, Senior Dramat- ics. Bob will attend Brown University. CARL WM. GROBERT l4Cal.lP! You have walked me too soon Let me slumber again. Indoor Sport-Studying QU Quad and Quoin Club, Boys' A. A., 1, 2, 3, 4, G. O., 1, 2, 3, 4. 'Carl will return for a P. G. JOSEPHINE GURLEY HJC!! Trustable and trueg would there were more like you. Noted for-Her pretty brown eyes. Indoor Sport - Chopping poems for The News. News Board, 3, 45 Drama Study Club, 4, G. O., 1 2, 3, 4. Jo will attend Vassar Col- lege. SYLVIA GUSSOW Hsylii t'Come and trip it as you go On the light, fantastic toe. Noted for-Her busy tongue. Indoor Sport-Dancing. Drama Study Clubg Secreta- rial Club. GEORGE C. HO'WIE ttGe01.gevJ Studious of good, he disre- garded fame, And useful knowledge was his latent aim. Indoor Sport-Trying to get an inspiration in Chemistry class. Debating Club, 4, Scientific Society, 43 G. O., Boys' A. A., Spanish Club, 2. ABBIE HAYES llNibSH I have loved my friends, as I do virtuef' Indoor Sport-Dancing. Nibs expects to go to Busi- ness. HELEN A. HAMMELL 'AMeasure your mind's height by the shade it casts. Helen will attend Montclair Normal. RUTH HARTUNG Ruthie I lobe to wile the hours away VVith sport and sauce and all things gay. Noted for-Her jolly disposi- tion. Indoor Sport-Eating. Glee Club, lg G. O., Glee Club, 4. l'Ruthie vvill attend Mont- clair Normal. HARRIETTE J. HASSELSTROM In truth she hath a merry twinkle in her eye. Noted for - Her Athletic Trend. Indoor Sport-'LIS - here today? French Club, 45 Treas.g Spanish Club, 4, Corridor Pa- trol, 45 Girls' Glee Club, 43 Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4. Harriette will take a Phy- sical Training Course at Tren- ton Normal. MARGARET L. HEDDEN ulvlartyu An airy tongue that sylla- bles men's names. ' Girls' A. A., G. OZ, 1, 2, 3, 43 Freshman Glee Club, French Club, 43 Corridor Patrol, 45 junior-Senior Prom Committee. Martyn will attend Abbott Academy. NILS H. HELLSTROM, JR. Shorty Music hath charms to tame the Wild beasts. Indoor Sport-Fiddling. Chess Club, 2, 3, Math Club, 3, 4, Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4, De- bating Club, 2. A'Shorty will attend Colgate University. INA G. F. HENDRY A sunny disposition is the soul of success. Noted for-Her 2 Xfrat p'in. Indoor Sport-Some Profs. and Seniors. Ina will attend Wellesley. HELEN HINNI 'Tis only noble to be good. Noted for-Her crush on Miss Turnbull. Drama Study Club. Helen will attend Montclair Normal. IRVING HERSCHFELD Hershey Slow but sure.'l Quad and Quoin Club, 1, 2, 3. DWIGHT HOGAN Whitie HHe had a mind to conceive and a hand to contrive-Mis- chief. Indoor Sport - Traveling Ivories. Basketball, 3, 4. Whitie expects to enter Business. AGNES OLIVE HOLEY KLOlgieU The silence of pure inno- cence often persuades where words fail.', Most needed-Some advertis- ing. Indoor Sport-Reading. G. O., Vice Pres. Secretarial Club, 43 Success Fund Super- visor, 4. 'Olgie will attend New York University. PAUL HOROWITZ Blessed are the meek, for they don't seek. Football, 4, Basketball, 3, 43 Baseball, 3. 45 Captain, 45 Boys' A. A., 4. Paul will attend Newark State Normal. -IENNIE R. HAUCK Silence has many advanta- gesf' Indoor Sport--Basketball. STANLEY HULSHIZER Hstanii Welcome little stranger to our midst. Entered from Lawrenceville Prep. Sept. 11, 1922. ELLSWORTH HYDE MENU Indoor Sport--Basketball. Boys' Debating Club, 4, Stu- dent Bank, 4-g G. O., 3, 4, Sen- ior League Basketball, 3, 4, Secretarial Club, 3, Baseball, 4. Eli will attend Salem Nor- mal School. KATHLEEN L. KIERNAN HKay7, Her sunny locks hang on her temples like golden fleece. Noted for-Her pretty com- pflexion. Drama Study Club, 43 French Club, 4. Kay will attend Smith Col- lege. GENEVIEVE E. IRWIN KlGenY! Seize time by the forelockf' Indoor Sport - Cramming Geometry two minutes before class. Spanish Club, 2, 3, Drama Study Club, 4, Secretarial Club, 4, Glee Club, 2. Gen will attend Montclair Normal. ELEANOR F. jACO'BUS HL!! ,:. There is a gift beyond the reach of art, of being eloquently silentf, Indoor Sport-Coughing in 214A, 6th period. HL will enter business. GERTRUDE JACOBUS Tommy Good health and good sense are two of life's greatest bless- ingsf' Indoor Sport-Playing Bas- ketball. TommyJ' will enter Pratt In- stitute. CLAUDIA JAMES i'Wl36l'6 is any author in the world, Teaches such beauty as a mz1iden's eye? Glee Club. Jimmie will attend Mont- clair Normal. FRANK ll. JOHNSON HFl'ZlllkH 'l'here's mischief in this man. lndoor Sport - Disturbing peace in 214A. Rifle Club, 1, Z, Pin and Ring Committee, 3, Track, 4. Frank will try for Annap- olis. ELEANOR JOHNSTON HEHYYY Who knows nothing base Fears nothing known. Indoor Sport - Trying to make a Yankee tongue twirl French fR'sJ. G. O., 1, 2, 3, 45 News Board, 4, Drama Study, 4. EDGAR S, JONES CKJOHESU No solemn, sanctimonious face I pull. Boys' A. A., 1, 2, 3, 4, Radip Sc Physics Club, 4. ALAN KANEGSBERG HAI!! l'He thinks he bluffs all the teachers. Indoor Sport-Reading. Glee Club, 1,23 Operetta, 1, Quad 85 Quoin Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. Al will attend Newark Tech. HELEN KEARNEY Helen A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Noted for-Her good nature. Spanish Club, 3, 4, G, O., 3, 4. Helen will attend Newark Normal. 0 if S ,!, - 1 MARY A. KENNY lIKenYI HA girl of few words. Indoor Sport - Strolling around the Corridors. G. O., 2, 3, 4, Executive Com. Secretarial Club, 4. Kenl' will enter Business. CARRIE KENTON A good book is a good friend. Indoor Sport-Reading. Carrie will attend Montclair Normal. JENNIE KING KKJSHU Blessed is the healthy na- ture. Noted for-Her many crush- es. Indoor Sport-Swapping 'em with Mary. G. O., Girls, A. A., Glee Club. Jen will attend Montclair Normal. EMILY W. KOEHLER fKEmll 'AA right merrie maid, sin- cerely true, and a good sport withal. News Staff, 4, Syllabus Staff, 4, Secretary Class, 4, Girls' A. A., 1, 2, 4, President, 4g Freshman Glee Club, Ig Class Night Committee, 4, G. O., 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council, 4, Booster Week Committee, 4, Class Will, 4g News Board, 3. Em will attend Hollins College. ROGER B. KOEHLER nnRajah!J Oh girls! Look out for him, he's a heart breaker. t Noted for-His tricky neck- ties. Indoor Sport-Getting in bad with the faculty. Debating Club. MARY KONKLE Marie l'What should maid do but be merry? Noted for-Her happy dispo- s1t1on. Indoor Sport-Laughing. Girls' Rifle Club, 4. Marie', will attend Bucknell University. CARL R. KREIG K'Beware! For he's a hand- some lover. Indoor Sport-Chemistry. Hockey, 1, 2, Glee Club, 1, 2, 4, Operetta, Z. Carl will attend University of Pennsylvania. DOROTHY KREIS Dot She that dreams shall dream of love, or better. lIlLl00l' Sport--Dreaming. Dot will attend Montclair Normal. H. STANLEY KRUSEN Stan The world knows but little of its greatest men. Indoor Sport-Chemistry. Boys' Rifle Club, 1, 2, 3, 49 Team, 4, Scientific Society, 1, 2, 3, 4g President, 3, 43 Student Council, 3, 4gGlee Club, 2, Operetta, 2, Senior Dramatics, News Board, 4, Pilgrim Ter- centenary Pageant, 2. Stan'l will attend Cornell. WM. GERALD LANTERMAN KlJerryYl There's a deal of deviltry beneath its mild exterior. Indoor Sport-Basketball. Quad and Quoin, 1, 2, Math. Club, 4, Spanish Club, 2, Boys' A. A., 1, 2, 3. jerry will attend Cornell. GERALDINE LANTERMAN uJel.ryU UShe, the sweetest of all sing- ers. Noted for-Her lovely voice. Indoor Sport-Doing French in Gym Period. A. A., 1, 2, 3, 4, G, Ou, 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 1, 43 Glee Club, 1, 2, 4, Corridor Patrol, 4, Locker Squad. jerry will take up Secreta- rial Work. MABEL A. LANTERMAN Whose little head lodged a great store of learning. Most needed-Frances. Debating Society, 2, Drama Study Club, 4, Basketball, 1, 3, 4, French Club, 3, A. A., 1, 2, 3. Mabel will attend Montclair Normal. RUTH E. LANTERMAN I am sure that care is an enemy to life. Indoor Sport-Playing Bridge Glee Club, 1g G. O., 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A., 3, 43 Rifle Club, 4, French Club, 4. Ruth will attend Secretarial School. ELIZABETH S. LEE Betty Knowledge is my quest, my guide a question markf, Pet Ambition-To graduate from college. Indoor Sport-Studying Col- lege entrance exams. Drama Study Club, 4g G. O., 1, 3, 4. 'Bettyl' will attend Mt. Hol- yoke College. HAZEL KIRK LEVIN S Bud-die Who cannot give good coun- sel? 'Tis cheap, it costs them noth- ing. Noted for-Her middle name. Indoor Sport-Dyeing. Art Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Debating Club, 2, 33 Glee Club, 3, 4, Operetta, 2, Drama Study Club, 4, Corridor Patrol, 4, Thanksgiving play, 4. Buddie will attend Mont- clair Normal. EINAR D. LINDSTROM Liliindyll 'tjesters do often prove prophetsfl Indoor Sport-Listening in on the Radio. Radio 8: Physics Club, Boys' A. A., 1, 2, 3, 4, G. O., 1, 2, 3, 4. HUGO V. LINNEMAN, JR. Hug There is honesty, manhood and good fellowship in him. Football, 3, 4, Track, 3, 43 Corridor Patrol. Hug will attend Colgate University. FRANCES LOZIER Fritz A very quiet girl is she? Indoor Sport-Talking for- ever and a day. General Organization. Fritz,' will attend a Nurses' Training School. WILLARD SMITH LUND llLundylJ In stature small-ambition largef, Cross Country, lg Track, 1, Z, 3, 45 Football, 4, 5, Varsity, S, Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 4-, 5, Business Manager of the Syllabusg Student Coun- cil, 5, Boys' A. A., Charter Member Scientific Society, Joint Holder Interclass High Jump Record. 'Lundy will attend New York University. ANNIE MACKEY Speedy What a spendthrift is she of the tonguef' Indoor Sport-Taking dicta- tion from Mr, Adriance. General Organization, 1, 2, 3, +5 Spanish Club, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club, 4, Secretarial Club, 3, 4, Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4. Billy,' will enter Business. GEORGE A. MAHRT George' t'Life is too short for mean anxieties. Noted for-His School Girl Complexion. Indoor Sport-Teasin' a Steinway. Spanish Club, 4, Glee Club, 1, 45 French Club, 3. NATHAM MARGO'LIS Needles With odorous oil thy head and hair are sleek. Indoor Sport-Trying to make up that lost hour. Quad and Quoin Club, 1, 2, Scientific Society, 2. Needles will attend Uni- versity of Pennsylvania. ELIZABETH MARTIN ttBettyu t'He1' voice was ever soft, gentle, and lowfl Most needed-A megaplhone. Indoor Sport-Getting first in lunch line. WILLIAM E. MARTIN Bill A Colossus in size and strength. Indoor Sport-Basketball. Football, Glee Club. GEORGE MARX 4'All great men are dying, I don't expect to live very long. Indoor Sport-Shooting. Rifle Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Asst. Secretary, 3, President, -I-3 Stu- dent Council, 4. George will enter Business School. MARGARET F. MATTHEVVS upeggyn A'She had a head to contrive, a tongue to persuade, and a hand to excite any mischief. Indoor Sport - Fooling in classes. Peggy', will attend Faucett Art School. EDWARD DeWITT MEEKER Ted Then out of the West came Young Lockinvarf' Indoor Sport-Taking the ear apart. Scientific Club, 2, 33 Spanish Club, 3, Success Fund, 2, 3. Ted will attend Stevens Institute. DOROTHY MESLER UDotlY It is success that colors all in life. Most needed-Some pep. Indoor sport-Tickling the ivories. Girls' Debating Club, 3, Ken Mair, 4g Girls' Glee Club, 4, Concertg Operettag Spanish Club, 4-g G. O., 2, 3, 4, ETHEL M. METTING 'Hear me, for I will sp1eak. Indoor Sport-Tuning the Banjo. Girls, Glee Club, 1, Z, 45 Mandolin Club, 2, 3. Ethel will attend Montclair Normal. ROSEMOND MILLER Courteous, though coyg and gentle, though retired. Glee Club, 2, Drama Study Club, -1-5 French Club, 45 Girls' A. A., 2, 3, 45 Senior Dramat- ics. Rosemond will attend Mary- mount College. EDWARD MINGLE HNidH J 'lLook before you ere you leap, for as you sow y'are like to reap. Noted for-His tardiness. FLORENCE MISKIMIN Billl' A mere compound of frolic and fun. Noted for-Her frequent trips to Stevens. Bill will attend Barnard College. GEORGE W. MORRIS, JR. George What is better than si- lence?,' Indoor Sport-Doing a mara- thon in the corridors at 8:29. League Basketball, 1, 23 French Club, 43 Track, 1, 2, 4, G. O., 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A., 1, 2, 3, 4. '4George will attend Amherst College. ERNEST KNOX Chink', He'll grow up. Indoor Sport-Being chased around the halls. W. RUE MURRAY His worth is warrant for his welcomef' Indoor Sport - Absorbing Oxygen. Noted for-His ability. Quad and 'Quoin Club, 1, 29 Math Club, 3, 43 Vice-Pres., 4, Student Council, 4-g Editor-in- Chief of Syllabus, 45 News Board, 4, G. 0.5 A. A. Rue will attend Colgate Uni- versity. LOUISE MYERS Well ordered thoughts her mind compose Neatness and taste form her appearance? Noted for-Her neat pen- manship. Drama Study Club. Louise will attend Pine Manor. HELEN W. NASH Helen'l 'KI have a heart with room for every joy. Noted for-Her smile. Indoor Sport-You'd be sur- prised. Art Club, 3, 4, Basketball, 45 G. O., 3, 4g Glee Club, 4, Girls' A. A., 4. A'Helen will attend Art School. HOWARD NELSON Nelson Timidity is not a vice for it is found in many men. Mathematics Club, 4. FLORENCE M. NOAKES KKFIOH Discretion is the better part of valor. Indoor Sport-Sending notes in study hall. G. O.g Secretarial Club, Flo expects to enter Busi- ness. I ANGELA O'ROURKE HAng,7 She has yet to be- sad. Indoor Sport-Radio. Basketball. JASPER C. OSBORNE HJ'aP!, ' He has the calm dignity of a gentleman. Indoor' Sport--Taking around notices-7th period. Asst. Track Manager, 33 Track Manager, 4, Cheer Leader, 3, 45 Student Council, +5 Social Committee, 35 Chair- man, 45 Chess Club, 2, Asst. Circulating Mgr. News, 4-Q League Basketball, 1, 2, 3, Board of Directors A. A. Jap will attend Princeton University. HOWARD VANDER ROEST llvandyll A prudent' man concealeth knowledge. Indoor Sport-Ask Ted, He knows. Math. Club, 4. F. HELEN PALK Helen Learning by study must be won. Noted for-Her conscientious- ness. Basketball, 1, 3, 4, Girls' Rifle Club, 4, G. O., 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' A. A. Helen will attend Business College. CYNTHIA PALMER Ceedee And still the wonder grew That one small head Could carry all she knew. Noted for-ller brilliancy in Latin. Most needed-Some size. Indoor Sport-Listening In. Girls' Debating Society, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 4. HOWARD G, PATTON Pat One science only will one genius fit. Indoor Sport-Chasing Radio Bugs. Scientific Society, 2, Quad 8: Quoin Club, 2, Radio 8: Phys- ics Club, Pres., 4, Student Council. Pat will attend Newark Tech. HAROLD CHARLES PEASE Peasie Will he ever grow up? Indoor Sport-Shooting dead Indians with blank cartridges. 'Peasie will attend Massa- chusetts Institute of Technol- ogy. MARJORIE M. PERINE HPeteU I seek not fame. G. o., 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A., 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club, 4, Debating Club, 4, Drama Study Club, 4. Pete will attend Mt, Hol- yoke College. EDNA N. PFEIFFER Edna Beware of her fair hair for she excells All women in the glory of her locks. Girls' Glee Club, 1, 4, Cor- ridor Patrol, 2, 3, 45 G. O., 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' A. A., 1, 2, 3, 49 Syllabus Staff, 4. Edna will attend Skidmore College. DOROTHY PHILLIPS HD0t!Y Calm, serene, yet gay with- al. Pet ambition-To acquire avoirdupois. Indoor Sport-Raving about iv? G. O., 1, 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club, 2, Girls, Debating Club, 3, Ken Mair, 43 Drama Study Club, 4, Corridor Patrol, 45 Basketball, 1, 4. Dot will attend Trenton Normal fPhysical Training Coursel. MURIEL G. PIERCE l'Kiddo She is true to her word, her work, and her friends. Indoor Sport-A little bit of everything. G. O., 1, 2, 3, 4, News Board, 4, Art Club, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Spanish Club, 4, Senior Dra- matics, A. A. Kiddo will attend Business College. ROBERTA POTTER 'lBert Why art thou so shy?,' Noted for-Her shy demean- or. Indoor Sport-Basketball. Bert'l will attend Newark Normal. MADELINE F. POWELL Maddie A clear conscience makes one quite serene. Indoor Sport-Tickling the Ivories. G. O., 3, 4, Secretarial Club, 4, Chairman of Executive Com- mittee of the Secretarial Club, 4. Maddie expects to enter Business. MARIO'N IRENE QUINN 'Mennie t'For this is a jolly good world, and I must be jolly too. Noted for-Her pleasant manner. Indoor Sport-Sewing. Glee Club, G. O. 'Mennie will go to business. FLORENCE E. RAYMOND Floss Patience is good, but joy is best. Indoor Sport-Getting seat changed for talking in Study Hall. G. O., 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club, +5 A. A., 3, 4. Floss will attend Mont- clair Normal. MARGARET REDDOCH Peggie,' Softly her lingers wander o'er the yielding planks of the ivory flonrfl G. O., 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 1, 2, 4, Camouflage Club, 1, 2, Corridor Patrol, 4, Drama Study Club, 4, Normal School Class, 4. Peggie will return for a P. G. WILLIAM EDMUND REGAN uEd7! And he is offt the wisest man who is not wise at all. Indoor Sport-Listening In. Spanish Club, 43 Math. Club, 4. Ed will attend the Univer- sity of Pennsylvania. ELEANOR B. REICHERT HEleanor t'Of all the arts, sweet music is the art To raise the soul above all earthly storms. Indoor Sport-Playing the piano and mandolin. G. O., 1, 4, Girls' A. A., 13 Ken Mair, 4, Chess Club, 4, Secretarial Club, 3, 43 Basket- ball, 1, 2, 43 Supervisor of Success Fund, 45 Executive Com. of Secretarial Club, 4. Eleanor will enter Busi- ness. CHARLOTTE E. RENSHAW Common sense is no common thing. Indoor Sport---Looking for letters. Corridor Patrol, 3, 4, G. O'. Charlotte will attend Whee- lock Kindergarten School, Bos- ton. R. ROGER RHODES HRedU Thou art a true and honest man. Indoor Sport-Visiting Mr. Lottridge at 8 A. M. PHYLLIS K. RIPLEY HPI-lil!! Quaintness is a rare virtue these days. Noted for-Chumming with her dad. Indoor Sport- Trying to hurry. G. O.g Drama Study Club, French Club, Art Club, Christ- mas Carols. 'fPhil will enter The Metho- dist Hospital of Brooklyn. ANNA M. RITCHIE HRed7, Oh, what a wealth of bril- liant curls. .Indoor Sport-Playing the piano. Spanish Club, Basketball, 13 Girls' Debating Club, 33 Drama Study Club, Camouiiage Club, 23 Secretarial Club. 'tRed will enter Business. ETHEL RO'OS Rooster i'Wilt thou have music? Then harki For music springs beneath her finger tips. Noted for-Her pep. Indoor Sport-Librocubicular- ing. News Staff, 4, Ken Mair, 43 Girls' Glee Club, 4, General Organization. K'RoosterU will study music at home. ARTHUR ROSEN Art I keep close to my business. Indoor Sport-Cutting all the study periods. Scientific Society, 3, 4-g Ad- vertising Staff of Smiling Thru, Advertising Manager of the News, 4, Debating Club, 43 Student Council. Art will attend N. Y. U. School of Commerce. ETHEL ROBINSON KKKEthel!I What a spendthrift is she of her tongue. Girls' A. A., 1, 2, 3, 4, G. O., 1, Z, 3, 4, Basketball, 1, 4. Ethel will attend Mont- clair Normal. MARY ROGERS i4Mary7l Is she so quiet and demure? Maybe-but don't be too sure. Basketball, 1, 2, G. O., 2, 3. Mary will attend Boston School of Physical Culture. EMMA ROLOFF 'Emma A quiet, modest girl. Noted for-Her unobtrusive- ness. , Indoor Sport-Studying Mr. Muzzey's History Book. Glee Club. Emma,' will attend Mont- clair Normal. JOHNSTON RUSSELL johnny Let none of your people dis- turb meg I have an exposition of sleep come upon me. Most Needed-A jolt. Indoor Sport-Sleeping thru, 'til half past two. Student Council, French Club Pres., 4. johnny will attend Univer- sity of Virginia. CARL VVILLIAM SCHAEDEL Look me over, hut don't overlook me. Indoor Sport-Looking down upon the Freshmen. Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Team, 3, Scientific Society, 2, 33 Vice President, 3, Corridor Patrol, 4. ROBERT SCHAEDEL Rob Reputed wise for saying but little. Orchestra, 4, G. O., 1, 2, 3, 4g Boys' A. A., 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM SCHAEDEL Bill An inky man was he. Indoor Sport - Printer's Devil. Quad and Quoin Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres., 4, Rifle Club, lg G. O., 1, 2, 3, 4g Student Coun- cil, 4. Bill will attend Carnegie Institute of Technology. JOHN R. SCHERMERHORN He feels as well and as con- tented as if he had good sense. john will attend Lafayette College. EDMUND SCHILL Eddie The only way to have a friend is to be one. Noted for-His musical abil- ity. Indoor Sport- Pumping a Frisco Flute. Senior Orchestra. t'Eddie will attend Yale to study music. MARY R. SCI-IMIDT Tommy Show me the ball I cannot throw, The weight I cannot lift. Most needed-A pill of temi- ninity. Indoor Sport-Talking. G. OZ, 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club, 4, Secretarial Club, 3, 4, Baseball, 3. Tommy will enter Busi- ness. DOROTHY SCHROEDER 4lDOtU 'lMake truth a virtue and make wisdom smilefl Noted for-Her slenderness. Indoor Sport-Eating lots to grow fat. G. O., Rifle Club, Chess Club. 'lDot will return for a P. G. MADELINE G. SCRIGGINS Maddie 'lCharming, capable, conscien- tious. Noted for-Her dimples. Vice Pres. of Class 3, Corri- dor Patrol, 3, 4, junior-Senior Prom Committee, 3, News Sub- scription Committee, 3, French Club, 4, Student Council, 3, 4, G. O., 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres., 4, Chairman of Song Committee, 4, Punctuality and Attendance Committee, 4, Girls' A. A. Maddie will attend Con- necticut College. GERALD SEARS ujerryu l'Hail, fellow well met! Noted for-His musical abil- ity. Indoor Sport-Trying to Hnd the lost chord. Orchestra, 2, 4, Glee Club, 2, 4, Scientific Society, 2, Math. Club, 4, Op-eretta, 2, 4, Boys' A. A., 1, 2, 3, 4, G. O., 1, 2, 3, 4. 'Jerry will attend Cornell University. BURTON, SELFRIDGE Bertl' He was a man, take him for what he is worth. Indoor Sport-Making up Chemistry Note Book. GRACE SHAYLOR Gracious And she will talk, ye gods, how she will talk. Most needed-A soft peddle. Girls' A. A., 1, Glee Club, 1, Basketball, 1, 2, 4, G. O., 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Debating Club, 2, Ken Mair, 3, 4, Ken Mair, Sec. and Vice Pres., 4, Christ- mas Carols, 4, Corridor Pa- trol, 4, Senior Dramatics, 4. t'Gracious will attend Tren- ton Normal. ANNA DO'LORES SHELTON l'Buddy As much as maid is. Most needed-A change in coiffure. Pet Ambition-To stay up till 3 o'cl0Ck in the morning. Indoor Sport-Dancing. Glee Club. NELLIIQ SKINNER Nellie Let none presume to wear an undeserved dignity. Glee Club, lg G. O., Art Club, 2, 4. Nellie will attend Fairfax Hall. SAM SLABEY Slim t'There is no great genius without a mixture of madness. Noted for-His Grecian Pro- file. Indoor Sport-Chewing gum. Slim will attend the Univer- sity of Richmond. ARTHUR C. SMITH HArtU Are you ready? Hip Hip. Indoor Sport-Basketball. Student Council, 4, News Board, -I-5 Basketball, 2, 3, 43 Class Basketball, 2, 3, 43 Cham- pionship Cup Football Team, 3, -lg Cheer Leader, 4, Drum Corps, 1, 2, Baseball, 4, G. O., 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys, A. A., 1, 2, 3, 4. 'lArt will attend Yale Col- lege. DOUGLAS YORK SMITH Doug', Science lures the learned eye'7! Indoor Sport-Radio Oper- ator-ZAYD. Scientific Society, 2, 35 Pres. Radio 8: Physics Club, 3, 4-5 Spanish Club, 3, Fife Sc Drum Corps, 43 G. O., 2, 3, 4. Doug'l will attend Cooper Union College. SIDNEY H. SOVEREL, JR. HSidI7 Doubtless he'll improve. Indoor Sport-Drawing dumb things. Art Club, A. A. 'lSid will attend Syracuse University. WILLIAM W. SPROUL Willie Beware, there's mischief afoot. Indoor Sport-Gyping. G. O., 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' A. A., 1, 2, 3, 4, Debating Club, 25 Track, 2, Glee Club, 4, News, 2, 3, 4, Senior Dramaticsg Cheer Leader, 3, 4. Willie will return for a P. G. ROBERT G. STARK uB0bH Go West, young man, go West. Indoor Sport-Planning on summer trip to California. Track, 2, 4, Spanish Club, 3, President, 4, Treasurer 'Quad and Quoin Club, 2, Senior Practice Play, 45 G. O'., 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' A. A., 2, 3, 4, Student Council, 4, Senior Class Night, 4, Outing Club, 2, 3. Bob will enter Colgate. CHARLOTTE A. STEVENS Steve A Twentieth Century At- lanta. Indoor Sport-Athletics of all sorts and descriptions. Art Club, 43 Basketball, 4, A. A., 2, 4, G. O., 2, 4. Steve will go to Montclair Normal School. CLARENCE STILES 'tHere Boyl' 'Tis no sin for man to labor. Spanish Club, 3. Here boyl' will attend C0- lumbia University. HAROLD W. ST. JOHN Saint Silence is sweeter than speech. Indoor Sport-Sleeping. Basketball, 3, 43 Squad A. Football, 4, Riniie Club, 3. Saint will attend Univer- sity of Pennsylvania. LYMAN A. STOCKMAN Lime I am a big man in my way. Scientific Club. Lime will attend Lafayette College. HELEN STOLBERG VVhat sweet delight a quiet life affords. Glee Club. Helen will attend Goucher College. DOROTHY SYNAN I should think your tongue had broken its rein. Noted for-Her rapid flow of words. Spanish Club, 3. Dorothy will attend Mel- hourne University, Australia. LOIS TATE ULD Clothes make the Man, Why not the Woman ? Noted for - Her stylish clothes. Indoor Sport-Making fudge. DURAND TAYLOR Durand A most convincing man. Pres. Class, 3, Chairman junior-Senior Prom Com., 33 School Pin and Ring Com., 33 Advertising Mgr. of Syllabus, 4g Vice Pres. Boys' Debating Society, 45 Delta Epsilon, 4, Member Student Council, 3, 45 Cheer Leader, 3, G. O., 1, 2, 3, 4g Boys' A. A., 1, 2, 3, 43 Chairman of Success Fund Committee. 'Durand will attend Colgate University. GERTRUDE H. TAYLOR Gertrude Earth's noblest thing, a wo- man perfected. Noted for-Her good-looking hair comb. Gertrude will attend Con- necticut College. MILDRED F. TEED Millie Originality is my watch- word. Noted for-Her trick clothes. Indoor Sport-Digesting the Log. News Boardg Art Clubg Rilie Clubg G. O. Millie expects to Study Law. EDWARD TERNER 4'Eddie In Mark Twain finds he his own delight. Indoor Sport-Getting stung. Entered from Central H. S., '21, Fife 8: Drum Corps, 3, Chess Club, Spanish Club, 43 Quad and Quoin Club, 4. Eddie will attend New York University. HELEN M. THATCHER Helen Laugh and the world laughs with you.'l Noted for-Her haplpy dispo- sition. Indoor Sport-Doing French in Gym Period. Girls' A. A.g Glee Club, 15 G. O., 1, 2, 3, 43 French Club, 43 Senior Dramatics. Helen,' will attend Wells College. MARGARET C. THOMAS 4'Margaret Pride goeth before a fallfl Most needed-A maid, all her own. Indoor Sport-Trying to sing. Glee Club, 2, 4, Operetta, 2, 4, Pilgrim Tercentenary Pag- ent, 2. Margaret will attend Mont- clair Normal. LEWIS N. THORNE, JR. Lewie Eat, drink and be merry for tomorrow we die. Indoor Sport-Giving the pass word in Italian. Rifle Club, Zg Glee Club, 43 Stage Mgr. Operetta, 2, Ope retta, 4. Levvie will attend N. Y. Law School. FLORENCE THORKELSON A stranger in our midst. Florence will attend Teach- ers' College, Columbia Univer- sity, N. Y. NANNIE E. TIMBERLAKE KKNan7! With a voice like a nightin- gale I will charm you. Indoor Sport-Reading. Glee Club, 1, 2, 3. Nan will attend Trenton Normal. ELIZABETH RUTH TONKS Betty Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. Noted for-Her letter writ- ing. Indoor Sport-Trying to grow tall. Glee Club, 1, 4, Rifle Club, 4, Corridor Patrol, 4, G. O., 1, 2, 3, 45 A. A., 1, Mandolin Club, 3, Basketball, 1, 4, Ope- retta, 4, Senior Dramutics. DOROTHY V. TUCKER Dot Beware her sparkling eye For danger lurks behind the fragile screen. Noted for-Her Athletic Abil- ity. Indoor Sport-Pung-Chow. Art Club, 3, 4, Bosketball, 3, 4. Dot will attend Boston School of Physical Education. SARAH UNDERHILL Sadie She was a scholar, exceed- ingly Wise, fair spoken and per- suadingfl Noted for-Her faithfulness. Indoor Splort-Radio. Camouflage Club, 3, Spanish Club, 3, News Reporter, 3, Sec. Spanish Club, 4, President Secretarial Club, 4, Asst. Edi- tor of News Board I, 4. Sadiel' will enter Business. MARY UNDERWOOD ctMaryya Be good, sweet maid, and let who will be clever. Noted for-Her neatness. Indoor Sport-Swapping 'em with Jennie. G. O., 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' A. A., 4, Glee Club, 1, 4, Art Club, 1, 4, Syllabus Subscription Com., 3. 'Maryl' will attend Art School. RHODA UP-IO'I-IN Rhodie Why live if not to be merry and gay? Noted for-Her sunny dispo- sition. Indoor Sport-To be in the new gym, alone. Drama Study Club, 45 French Club, 4. EDWIN VAN BRUNT URedU An all around Athlete-Mex- ican and otherwise. Indoor Sport - Conference with Mr. Price. Baseball, 3, 4, 5, Football, 5, Track, 3, 4, 5, Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5g Champions, 3, 4, S, Quad and Quoin Club, 3, 4, 53 President, 4, G. O., 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Secretarial Club, 3, Boys' A, A., 1, 2, 3, 4, 53 Student Council, 4. Red will enter Business. JANE VAN NESS Let me have audience for a word or two. Noted for-Her Drama Study Club reviews. Indoor Sport-Reading A. Woollcott's Review. jane will attend Greensbor- ough College. BARBARA F. VATTER KCBabY, A gentle mind by gentle deeds is known. Noted for-Her original coif- fure. French Clubg G. O., 1,2,3,4. Bah will attend Smith Col- lege. RUSSELL W. VEASEY Stretch I am uot what I think I am. Noted for-Walking to school with Alice. Indoor Sport-Reading the Newark Ledger. Chess Club, 3. REGINALD P. VINCENT HRegH t'It's the wise head that mak- eth the still tongue. Secretary of G. O25 Secretary of Boys' A. A., Football, 3, 4, Track, 3, 45 Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4. 'lReg will attend Dartmouth. BRUCE VON DREELE 'B. V. D. Allls right with the worldf' Noted for-His scientific turn. Indoor Sport-Playing Chess. Chess Club, 2, 3, 45 Chess Team, 3, 4, Captain, 4, G. O., 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 4. OLGA WAHLUND Ollie 'tHer sunny locks hang on her temples like a golden Heecef' Noted for-Her blonde hair. Indoor-Trying to keep sober Sth period. Secretarial Club, 4, G. O., 43 Success Fund, 2, 3, 45 Super- visor of Success Fund, 4. Ollie will enter Business. FREDA WALKER Fritz A radiating face of good will. Fritz will take up Kinder- garten. ALFRED VV. WALMSLEY HAI!! Born a little shaver and a little shaver yet. Indoor Sport--Dancing. Track, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Pres, A. A., Student Council, Sport VVriter, News Board No. Ig Math. Club, Football, 2, 3, Baseball, 53 Basketball, 3, 4,5. Al will attend Lafayette College. GEORGE VVALSH, JR. VValshy The best bluff in school. Indoor Sport - Detention Room. League Basketball, 1, Z, 33 Football Scrubs, 3, 4, Track Squad, 3, +. Walshy will try for An- napfolis. RUTH E. WARD King t'The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. Indoor Sport-Tickling the typewriter. General Organization. FLORENCE E. WEBER Flo Beware the written word. Indoor Sport-Writing notes in class. Secretarial Club, Spanish Club, 1, G. O. t'Flo will enter Business. LUEZE E. WEEKS Lueze Pretty to walk with, Pretty to talk with, And pleasant to think on. Indoor Sport-Dancing. Spanish Club, 1, News Staff, 4, Operetta, 4, French Club, 4, Drama Study Club, 4, Glee Club Concert, 4, G. O., 1, 2, 3, 4-3 Girls' A. A., Senior Dra- matics. Lueze'l will attend Barnard College. FANNY WEINZIER UFanYY There is unspeakable pleas- ure attending the life of a vol- untary student. Indoor Sport-Studying. Drama Study Club, Spanish Club, G. O. HFan will attend Barnard College. JOHN W. WHITE, JR. cqohnnyxx UThe ladies all call him sweetf' Indoor Sport-Sleeping. Boys' A. A., 1, 2, 3, 4, G. O'., 1, 2, 3, 4, Scientific Club, 2, Debating Club, 2, News, 3, 4, French Club, 3, Math. Club, 4. A'Johnny will return for P. G. to go to Cornell. HERBERT B. WHITMORE Whit Silence is more eloquent than wordsfl Indoor Sport-Staying for Chemistry. French Club, 4, Boys' A. A., 1, 2, 3, 4, Cup Football Team, G. O., League Basketball, 1. Whitl' will enter College. IVA MAE WILBER Billie f'Life is a book, therefore, to live is to read. Most needed-Hazel. Indoor Sport-Reading. G. O., Z, 3, 4, Glee Club, 3, 4, Glee Club Operetta, 3, 4, Drama Study Club, 4, Art Club, 3, 4. Billie will attend Library Training School. THEODORE WILKINSON HTedY! 'LI was not at the end of the line when they handed out ac- tivitiesfl Indoor Sport-Ask Andy, he knows. Scientific Club, 1, 2, Chess Club, 2, 3, 4, Pres., 4, Debating Club, 4, Student Council, 4, Track Team, 1, 3, 4. 4'Ted will enter Banking Business. DONALD W. WILLETT HDOHYY You appear to be a thinking man. Indoor Sport-Collecting ab- sence slips, 7th per. Rifle Club, 3, Stadium Com- mittee, 1, Boys' Mandolin Club, 2, Quad and Quoin Club, 2, Chinese Relief Committee, 2, Boys' A. A., 1, Z, 3, 4, G. O., 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 4. Don exlriects tol, enter Business. I 49 FRANKLIN WILLY Frank There is no great genius without a mixture of mad- nessf' Indoor Sport-Basketball. Quad and Quoin Club, Bas- ketball. Frank will attend Columbia University. EVELYN M. VVILLIAIVIS Hlivelynl' Learn to live, and live to learn. Noted for-Her long bob, Drama Study Club, 4, Girls' Debating Soc., 4. Evelyn will attend Barnard College. PHEBE WILLIAMS Her hair was rolled in many a curious fret, Much like a rich and curious coronetf, Noted for-Her tiny stature. Indoor Sport-Now I won- der! Girls' A. A., 1, 2, 3, 4, G. O., 1, Z, 3, 4, Corridor Patrol, 4. Phebe will attend Montclair Normal. THOMAS JAMES WILLIAMS KITOUIYJ Better a witty fool than a foolish witt.'l Indoor Spfort-A little bit of everything-not much of any- thing. Glee Club, 1, Boys' A. A., 1, 2, 3, 4, G. O., 1, 2, 3, 4, De- bating Club, 4, Basketball, 4. Tom expects to return for a P. G. EDGAR WILLIAMSON, JR. He is both witty in himself and causes wit in others. Indoor Sport-Occupying the ol'l'ice of Chairman. Debating Soc., Delta Epsi- lon, Corridor Patrol, 3, 4, Boys, A. A., 3, 4, G. O., 3, 4, Social Committee, Glee Club, Basketball, 3, 4, Grad Dance Committeegl Senior Practice Play, Operetta, Senior Dra- matics. Edgar will attend University of North Carolina. DOROTHY N. WING t'Dot To be short is no disgrace, only inconvenient. Indoor Sport-Playing Bridge Corridor Patrol, Mandolin Club, 1, 2, Chairman Junior Social Committee, Glee Club, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, 3, G. O., 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Social Committee, Camouflage Club, 1, Girls' A. A., Class Night Com. Dot will attend Cornell. GLADYS E. VAN ETTEN KKGlad!l Turn about is fair play. Indoor Sport-Teasing. G. O., 1, 2, 3, 4. EDWARD WOOLLEY HEd77 Don't do today what can be left till tomorrow. Indoor Sport-Waiting for holidays. Syllabus Staff, 4. WALTER WO'OLLEY 'Peten My only books Were Wo- man's looks and folly's all they've ever taught me. Indoor Sport- Ragging the Scalef, Pres. Boys' Mandolin Club, lg Pres. Glee Club, 1, News Board, 1, 2, Pres. Sophomore Class, Student Council, 2, Champion Committee, 4, Glee Club, 4, Jazz Band, 1, 2, Or- chestra, 4. Pete', will attend Penn State College. HAROLD E. WYNNE K6Windy!, There is no doubt that his jokes are original. Indoor Sport-Pea-nuckle. Glee Club, 4, Senior Practice Play, 4, Sport Editor News, 43 News Board, 4, Asst. Mgr. Football, 3, Manager Football, 4, Board of Directors of the Boys' A. A., 4, G. 0.5 Student Council, 3, Scientific Society, 2, Basketball, 2. WindyJ' will attend New York University. KENNETH YOST Kenney A real nice boy of conscien- tious, toilsome habits. Orchestra, 2, 4, Senior Dra- matics. Kenney will attend Syra- cuse University. JACOB ZIMMERMAN Manners make the manf' . Noted for-His business abil- ity. Indoor Sport-213 at 2:30. News, 3, Business Manager, 4-3 Student Councill, 4-g Base- ball, 4. Jack will enter business. E. DORIS FRANCISCO l'Doris,' 'lGive me some paints and a brush and Illl be content. Indoor Sport-Writing notes to Pauline. French Club, 2, 3. Doris'l will attend Newark Normal. Otllcr Mernbers of the SENIOR CLASS ARE THEODORE BROCKEY A. GEORGE HULTEEN ROY W. KLINE WILMER G. MULLEN MORRIS ORETSKY BRYCE VAN DEIVION THOMAS P. WINSLOW JOHN VAN RYN ARTHUR LOCKWOOD JAMES SANDERSON LEAH VIRGINIA SANDFORD In Memory of In Memory of HERBERT FRANKLIN BANCROFT GORDON ABBOTT BAKER who died during his Senior Year Who died during his Freshman Year 52 HO OR ROLL, 1923 MARGARET S. GRIFFIN RUTH M. DETHLOFF EVA G. BIRDSALL JOSEPH M. FINIGAN SARAH D. UNDERHILI. THORNE CALDWELL SPECIAL HON HELEN LILLIAN EASTBURN MURIEL G. PIERCE CYNTHIA A. PALMER DOROTHY F. SYNAN EVELYN M. VVILLIAINIS HARRIETTE N. BLACHLY ORS English MARGARET S. GRIFFIN RUTH M. DETHLOFF LYDIA CREIGHTON Frenfh EVA G. BIRDSALL HELEN LILLIAN EASTBURN Matheznatics THORNE CALDWELL W. RUE MURRAY Sewing MILDRED F. BERGMAN ALICE E. GAZNIBLE Marhine Shop WILLIAM A. ENNIS Print Shop WILLIAM G. SCHAEDEL EDXVIN E. VAN BRUNT Latin HELEN LILLIAN EASTBURN MARGARET S. GRIFFIN EVA G. BIRDSALL Spanish DOROTHY F. SYNAN JOSEPH M. FINIGAN HELEN M. KEARNEY Scicnre DOROTHY SYNAN CLARENCE STILES Music KENNETH YOST GERALD SEARS Girls' Gymnasium SYLVIA M. FISH HARRIETTE J. HASSELSTROIN1 53 History and Citizenship MARGARET S. GRIFFIN HAzEL K. LEVINS Co m nz ercial JOSEPH M. FINIGAN SARAH D. UNDERHILL Cooking NANNIE E. TIMBERLAKE DOROTHY N. WING Art HAZEL K. LEVINS JEANNE A. GAYLORD AURILLA E. ASCHENBACH Wood Shop EDWARD F. FUECHSEL DOUGLAS Y. SMITH Boys' Gymnasium JOHN W. VAN RYN ARTHUR V. LOCKVVOOD CLASS WILL E, the members of the eminent and illustrious Class of 1923 of the East Orange High our corporeal soundness and general peace of School, having, for the most part, retained mind to the valuable extent of producing a certain pre- eminence in all matters pertaining to the brain or heart, having a determined craving to confer upon our succes- sors the knowledge, sagacity, and erudition which we have gleaned and garnered during four years of continued and persevering toil, do hereby declare unto those meritorious ones who will appreciate and maintain our ideals, this to be our Last Will and Testament. FIRST-To those Seniors who will follow in our immediate wake, we leave the sacred right to embrace our virtuous ideals and customs, our wisdom and our un- matched deportment. We leave them our sacred traditions on the condition that they be duly respected and sustained. Also unto these same we bequeath the divine sanctum comprising the suite of rooms known as 214- and 2l-1-A, with the privileges, first, of parking themselves therein before and afterschool, and, second, of indulging in serene and undisturbed slum- ber during such study periods as they may have thereat. VVe leave to you, Seniors, the inalienable right of enjoy- ing the first swim of the season in the new swimming pool. In connection with this last, we give to the mem- bers of the fourth year class the unbounded privilege, not liable to damages, of ducking any member of the other with as ye shall think fit, always living to the Iron Rule three classes in the said pool. ln order that this latter endowment may be cheerfully accepted by the entire stu- dent body, we have condescended to leave behind several of our number to aid and abet the recipients of the afore- mentioned legacy in carrying it out to the utmost. Long live the succeeding Seniors! SECOND-We present to the Juniors the unparal- leled honor of sojourning in or about the sacred recre- ation room, 221, thereby giving those residing in the very front the peculiar benefit of grimacing at all those who habitually frequent the corridors, with the special liberty of star gazing into the rooms beyond, to those nearest the windows the distinctive immunity of staring intently through same apertures with the design of attracting the attention of fellow sufferers in rooms 213 and 211, and those in the utmost rear of the room, the extraordi- nary franchises usually delegated to those fortunate ones, namely the honest right of violating all the study hall laws, and the particular one of giving the backs of all other Juniors the once-over. To the Juniors, as a whole, we leave the All-wise Ones as paragons of future Senior conduct. THIRD-The gratuity we bestow upon the coming Soph'more Class is one which customarily affords de- lightful entertainment for old and young. We leave solely in your tender keeping, Oh Sophs, the onrushing horde of uncivilized infancy, namely the Freshmen, to do of Do unto others as others have done unto youln ln accepting this legacy, remember the multitudinous times you have journeyed in quest of the fourth floor, at the bidding of a former Soph-Remember the several instan- ces when you were made the excruciating butte of a Soph'more's witticism. Remember, oh female second yearling, the time a friendly Soph directed you to the third floor via the boys' old Gym. Remember,-and be kind, courteous and generous to the novices. FOURTH-To you, Freshmen, we leave the Sophs, as your venerable protectors and guides on the thorny path to knowledge, and as your directors and teachers in all the new customs and byways of the school. Obey and respect them, love and honor them, and above all, profit by their excellent teachings, that ye may be fully prepared to sacrifice yourselves in aiding next year's Freshmen in the ways of wisdom. FIFTH-We are honestly thankful that we are able to leave our successors in the protecting influences of our enlightened and learned counselors-Mr. Ralph E. Files, and Mr. L. Jay Caldwell, whose injunctions we will sorely miss, but on whose affection and friendship we can always rely. We further extend our sincere gratitude and affection to all those instructors who have endeavored to inculcate into our minds the rudiments of that wisdom with which they, themselves, are so perfectly. endowed, and we give them the entire right to retain the Detention Room for the particular benefit of all future evil doers. SIXTH-We bequeath to the entire school our tran- scendent restaurant, which, it hath been rumored, is sec- ond only to Child's, with the unlimited right to eat, drink and be merry therein, providing that the consumers do not try to annex either the 'fsilveru or salt and pepper shakers. We leave the corridors for the benefit of every- one, that the little ones may have their accustomed play- ground, for such games as spilling each others' books and playing hide and seek behind the drinking fountains, and that the elder generations may have parking space in or- der to glimpse the latest fashions, and, incidentally, wink at the passing flappers. And, lastly, we transmit to every loyal son and daughter of East Grange High School, the sacred trust of bringing glory to the Red and Blue and of living up to an elevated criterion of principles and con- duct, and of furthering the growth of E. O. H. S. Spirit by displaying it on every possible occasion. IN 'WITNESS WHEREOF we, the Class of Nineteen Twenty-three, do hereby cause our hand and seal to be affixed on this our Last Will and Testament, on this twenty-ninth day of June, in the year of our Lord, one thousand, nine hundred and twenty-three. CSignedJ The Class of Nineteen Twenty-three. CSealD EMILY W. KOEHLER, Atty. At the urgent request of the above testator, in their presence, and in the presence of each other, we subscribe our names as witness thereto. MRS. WAGNER KING TUT ANK AMEN BEN ZINE. my p t 75-A553 avihr me? first year until the present time we have THE JUNIOR CLASS Frank Falkner. . . ...... President Bertram lVIoore . . . . .Vice-President Dorothy Denny. . . .... Secretary HIE Class of '24 is composed of true East first class to adopt school pins rither than separate cllss Orange High School students. From our pins. During our Junior year We have continued our efforts Ai LCAJJA endeavored to do our best for our school and uphold it in every Way. As Freshmen We did little, in the public eye, but We slowly brought into being our Class unity, and class and school spirit. We learned, and became accustomed to the rules and regulations here, and ever since We have tried to obey them. In our second year we began to take active part in the school activities. Every football, basketball, baseball and track team had some members of our class. We joined debating clubs and all the other societies open to us. Our scholastic rating as a Whole was good. Our class was organized and our officers elected. We were the to give the school our best It was a more finished, more noticeable attempt than before. Some of our class mem- bers represented the school as debaters, some on athletic teams, and those unable to take active part encouraged those who had that ability. The social side of school life was not absent. We had, with aid from the Seniors, a very brilliant and successful Junior-Senior Prom, and we Went enthusiastically to Committee Dances. It has been a year of earnest effort, and delightful relaxation. May We enjoy our Senior year as well, and carry out even more fully our wishes, as expressed in our E. O. H. S. Creed. DOROTHY DENNY. JUNIOR CLASS H. ..,-. . ,..--D-.mwmar 'L '- +1-mf 1 Q g.,. ff-fig ev, ,D I QU 1 -fi-1 ,- ,- f if - -awk 4 . 1 av, , , . v 1 1 W 1' . x ,, M '-if ,Yi . r. Av W V 1 V4 1 - ' X A V 'I Q 1- 3 A x . .- 4 4 , . - 5-f L, . ,, ' H-3' Lim: . , -6- :,f 1 ., 'N , ff ' M11 1 u ZJPQ: , rx. 54' 55375351 fp 1' 3,52 .W , f-' 95 5 W ff Wm K. -.n , --QM f. 4- 1 W , J ' 'E' 4 w, , L w .A ,' ?'z,.1,,, ' r Aff.. .P n -Wt-v .ff-1-.nl E. O. I-I. S. CREED fVIay those who enter here remember their errand,f0r by so doing they enrich themselves. The thing of most value and joy that takes place here is the flow of human interest. It is the spirit of the in- stitution to be human in all of its activities, and not a soulless mechanism. The student body is composed of human beings, a human being is in each room, as teacherg in the boiler room, as fireman, in the janitor's shop, as caretaker, and in the principal's office as director. All have their in- terests, likes and dislikes, ambitions, dreams and disap- pointments. Whatever rules and regulations there are, were made for the purpose of protecting the interests and welfare of all. The rule that perhaps would best include all of them is the Golden Rule. It is assumed that every boy is manlyg every girl, Womanly. Boys and girls as a rule, are courteous, law-abiding, and willing and anxious to co-operate in the common Welfare. By so doing, they not only add to their own happiness, but they enrich the World. All the students of the East Grange High School are travelers,-companions for a few miles on the journey of life. Mary the days spent here in the effort toward scholastic attainment, be joyous onesg so that, as the rest of the journey progresses, each life shall abound with gladness, and our high school days shall ever remain a happy memory. STUDENT Bonv or THE EAST ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL. Tl-IE SOPHOMORE CLASS Nicholas Vincent .... ..... P resident Louise Elder ..... .... V ice-President Helen Berryman. . . ..... Secretary l'l'H two years to our credit, we, as Sopho- mores are justly proud of our hlstoryg and l. S even now, know that we will be remembered by our achievements in East Orange. As yearlings we took a flying start, as the largest class on record, and inaugurated the Freshman Assembly, and the Freshman Council, and even then placed ourselves to the fore in athletics and scholarship. Starting the second year, we continued with the spirit and traditions of our class, and getting in line with the school, marched on to more victories and better standards. Early in the year, when the call for football candidates came, We responded with a horde of husky men. Track, and a short season of basketball, still rings with the feats of Sophomores. Spring and baseball found us ready, and enthusiastic with players and support. Much must be attributed to work of Sophomores in the News and debating success. When we were given the school Creed, we read, and saw the whole idea and the spirit of our class embodied in it. So we have placed it as a model, and put our faith in it to advance our class and school by support and strength. ln the Booster Week and attendance campaigns, no other class surpassed ours in spirit and activity to brighten and enrich our school by our deeds. Socially, we carried our Class spirit and support to the Prom, and later in our own class social which in itself in- corporated the whole of our spirit in one grand effort to surpass any former social. Not without pride can we view our record in a scant two years, and with exaltation look ahead to the two coming years, their prospects, and our part in them. JAMES HODGE. mafia- ,- 5, E SOPHOMORE CLASS I kFQ,1iA4viT A HWS :1':3iE1'....u,Q m1'4i5n35W9vt-x-HIELIE . i llhlil- .KEIBLLER Y-.Eliii ' SCHOOL SONGS I. We are the boys of E. O. H. You hear so much about. The people stop and stare at us VVhenever we go out. We're noted for our cheerfulness And the clever things We dog Most everybody likes usp We hope you'll like us too! Chorus While We go marching, And the band begins to play You can hear them shouting The boys of E. O. H. are on the way. ll. Our minds are full from vvisd0m's store Our Work is done with care, Of ologies and osophies We've had a goodly share, But When our work is over, And our daily tasks are done We'll give old care a tumble, And have a little fun. CI-IEERS Cheer East Orange High School East Orange Will win! Fight to the finish Never give in Rah! Rah! Rah! You do your best, boys We'll do the rest, boys, Fight on to victory! Ray! Ray! Ray! CRepeatJ E. O.-E. O., you're out there to win! E. O.-E. O., come on let's begin! Play low, fight hard, and pile up the score And We'll give a cheer for That Big Red team out there once more. Old Red and Blue they're nghting for you ln victory, E. O.'s name you'll see, For old football is the game That gave our high school her fame Let's go !-Once more!-and SCORE! EAST ORANGE! East Orange! East Orange! East Orange! Team! Team! Team! Ri? Rah R69 Rf-V Locomotive IE1f61i3hSRCe R65 Ray! Ray! Ray! Rip Rah Ree Res E O H' S Rip Rah Ree Res E O H S Team! Team! Team! East Orange! Rah, Rah! fName Yea team! Ray, Ray! CNameD ! Yea CNameD! Yea CNameD ! E Yea fNameD ! 59 Letls go, E. O.! Let's go, E. O,! Let's go, E. O.! Rip 'ern up, East Orange! Rip 'em up, East Orange! Rip 'em up, East Orange! Tl-IE FRESHMAN CLASS E, of the class of 1926, most firmly believe that we are one of the finest classes that ever . S entered any school. As far as number we certainly have reason for our belief. This year's freshman class is larger than any other of those preceding it. Early in the year our first auditorium program was given. Not long afterward, under the supervision of lVIiss Warner, a Freshman Council was formed and officers were elected. The officers are: Thomas Kilburn, chair- man, Grace VVilliamson, vice chairman, George Bowes, secretary, and lX'Iuriel Robinson, business manager. The membership is composed of lylahlon Smith, Thomas Kilburn, lkiary lVIason, Grace Williamson, Audrey Hohenshilt, Leonie Berthold, lffuriel Edith Robinson, Edward Hohmeyer, Eleanor James, Howard W. Drake, Jr., Edward Comings, Leonard Emed, Bernard Koether, George Bowes, Henry Swain, Phyllis T. Barrett, Howard Hunt. Committees selected from the Council have aided Miss Warner in preparing programs for some time. The members have also supervised the sale of class pins and rings in their home rooms. In Freshman Auditorium several one-act plays have been given. A Christmas play met with great success and was followed by an equally successful performance for St. Valentine's Day. A Freshman Reading Club has been formed and with the help of lWiss Peele has held enjoyable meetings in the Library. lllr. Hubbard has begun the organization of a Freshman Debating Club. We are the first Freshman Class privileged in using the new gymnasiums and other class rooms. The swim- ming pool will soon be added to the list of advantages within our reach. Ir seems but yesterday that we were initiated into the mysteries of the East Orange High School. Yet in a short time we shall be freshmen no more. lVLxRjoRxE F. LAXVSON. FRESHMAN COUNCIL THE STUDENT COUNCIL Edward Feuschel . .. ...... President Madeline Scriggins. . . .... Vice-President Reginald Vincent. . . ....... Secretary L. Jay Caldwell .... .... T Treasurer EJ' viii Student Council this year, with Eddie Feuschel as its leader, has accomplished a great deal for the High School, and it is .-fvigiipz. justly proud of its work. The Radio and Physics has been added to the clubs already listed. At the beginning of the year the Student Council found it advisable to pass an amendment concerning the holding of offices by fifth year students.No student who has been identified with the graduating Class is eligible to hold office in the General Organization during the following year. The Cheer Leaders this year did more outstanding work than ever before, and the Council thought they ought to be rewarded for their efforts. A Committee was appointed to design the emblem and the E. O. with a small C and L on each side was decided as the most appropriate design submitted. At one of the meetings, the three senior Cheer Leaders were given their awards. Attendance at meetings was carefully taken care of by the Secretary, as a person absent three times without sufficient excuse was reported to the Faculty adviser, and a new representative Was appointed. Booster Week was a prominent feature this year as well as last, and it opened the Attendance and Punctual- ity Contest, which lasted about three months. The most important and outstanding work of the Student Council was the E. O. H. S. Creed, issued as a supplement to the News. An enlarged copy was made and framed, and the Senior Class presented it to the School. With so much to its credit, the Student Council feels as though it has completed a successful year, and thanks the School for its co-operation and loyal support. MADELINE SCRIGGINS. STUDENT COUNCIL FACULTY GIRLS' DEBATING CLUB DEBATING CLUBS KEN MAIR EN .Mair is in a very flourishing condition, Q'-if, having a membership of twenty-five whose attendance has been almost one hundred per cent at each meeting. In May, 1922, a peculiar situation arose, there being but two eligible for office. At that meeting, M. Griffin was elected President, and G. Shaylor, Secretary. They held these offices throughout the year. In February, Ethel Roos was elected Vice-President. The girls have shown their interest by the skill with which the subjects for debate have been discussed, at least ten girls having this year gained the coveted Ken Mair pins. Two delightful social occasions were held during the year, one exclusively for girls, and the other which took place in the Boys' Gymnasium, included Delta Epsilon. Both were most enjoyable affairs. Three of our debaters were on the East Grange teams when they defeated Barringer and South Side High Schools in the triangular debates. Although Delta Epsilon won the lnter-club Debate on the subject of the Ship Subsidy, we feel confident that under the capable leadership of our faculty advisor, Miss Burrill, we shall corne out Winners next year. G. SHAYLOR. DELTA EPSILON meeting will now come to order, states President William Harnisch. Secretary Phillips, please read the minutes of the last KVQQQL meeting. VVill Vice-president James Hodge kindly inform the Faculty Adviser, Mr. Greenan, that the meeting has commenced. The customary business over, two teams of fellows from the club gain experience in public speaking by debating on current topics. Thus a meeting of the Boys' Debating Society, with a member- ship of 30, is conducted. On February 20, l923, the Annual Ken Mair-Delta Epsilon debate was held. The Delta Epsilon team con- sisting of Howard Gardner, Henry Falke, and William Harnisch, with Henry Davis as alternate, were the con- querors, and earned the right to place the name of Delta Epsilon on the new silver shield. The annual prize of the Home and School Association. for the best speaker in this debate, was won by Bill Har- nisch. ' After this debate the club elected officers for the second half of the year. William Harnisch was re-elected President, Durand Taylor received the office of Vice President, and Henry Falke that of Secretary. March 23 found teams, made up of members of Ken Mair and Delta Epsilon, debating Barringer and South Side in the Rutger's Inter-scholastic Debating League. Both teams brought home victories, giving East Orange the Championship of the Triangular League. This year, William Harnisch, Durand Taylor, Henry Falke, Edgar Williamson, and Henry Davis were hon- ored by being elected to Delta Epsilon, the honorary chapter. Thus Delta Epsilon passed the quarter of a century mark with victories in all its debates. WILLIAM J. HARNISCH. 'i W I BOYS' DEBATING CLUB JOSEPH M. FINIOAN. HENRY FALKE. . . .. JOHN A. BOWMAN ..... FFHOMAS FILES .... ffdvfrtisizzg Leonard Davis Allen Lishawa BOARD No. l Sarah Underhill ... ,... Muriel Pierce ... Ethel Roos ....... Margaret Grifiin . . . Helen Brindley .... Suzanne Scott . . . Henry Davis .. George Ruckle .. Dana Ingle ..... Kenneth Smith .... Howard Gardner . . . Jack Feeney ...... Ma1'jorie Lawson . . . Alfred Walmsley . . Harold Wynne .... Dorothy Behee . . . Mildred Teed . . . Eleanor Johnson . . . Josephine Gurley . . . Charles Porter .... NEWS STAFF . ..Editor-in-chief JACK ZLMMERMAN ..... . . .Business .Manager . . . .Editor Board No. 1 DOUGLAS CONNAH. . . . .Advertising fllanager .Editor Board No. 2 ARTHUR ROSEN ........ Advertising Marzager . . . .Cirfulzltion fllanager WILLIAM F. BAUER. . . . . . . . .Faculty Adviser ASSISTANT MANAGERS Business Circulation Alfred Zeiner TH E BOARDS .. . . . . . . ...Associate Editor . . . .Senior Reporter . . . .Senior Reporter . . . . enior eporter S ' R .. . .Senior Re orter . P . . . .Junior Reporter . . .Junior Reporter . . . .Junior Reporter . ...Junior Reporter Sophomore Reporter Sophomore Reporter Sophomore Reporter .Freshman Reporter . . . . . . . .Sport Editor . .Asst. Sport Editor . . .Corridor Echoes . . .Exchange Editor . . .Alumni Editor . . . .Literary Editor . . . . . . .Cartoonist Emily Koehler . . . Helen Carney . . . Ruth Dethloff Louie Aborn .. Stanley Krusen .. W. Rue Murray . . Nils Hellstrom . . . Edward Cushing . Dorothy Richardson Frank Faulkner ..... William Kirsh .... James Hodge . . . Robert Stevens .. Anna Flanagan . . . Inga Frederickson . Arthur Smith ..... Girard Lee .... Lueze Weeks .... Gertrude Baker .. Lydia Greighton . . Josephine Gurdley William Hohmeyer Jasper Osborn Carl Dressel BOARD No. 2 ........Associate Editor . . . .Senior Reporter . . .Senior Reporter . . .Senior Reporter . . . .Senior Reporter . . . .Senior Reporter . . . .Senior Reporter . . . . . .Senior Reporter . . .... Junior Reporter . . .Junior Reporter . . . . .Junior Reporter . . . .Sophomore Reporter . . .Sophomore Reporter. . . . .Freshman Reporter . . . .Freshman Reporter . . . . . . . .Sport Editor . . . .Asst. Sport Editor . . . . .Corirdor Echoes . . . .Exchange Editor . . . . .Alumni Editor . . . .Literary Editor . ..... Cartoonist NEWS STAFF JOHN GARDNER .. HAROLD WYNNE Ii. O. R. VINCENT ..... E. TROPP .... S. BROOKS ...... H. LINNEMAN ... W. GOEDECKE ... B. MOORE ...... j. GARDNER .... L. OWEN .... E. FUECHSEL ... K. FRAZIER ... T. ELBERTY .... H. S. VARSITY FOOTBALL . . .Captain . . . .Manager ... . .Left End ...Left Tackle ,... .Left Guard ........Center . .Right Guard ..Righr Taclzle . ...Right End . . . Quarlerback Right Hczlfhack .Left Halfbacle . . . . . .Fulllzack MR. R. A. GROSENBAUGH ........... Coach WILBUR SEYMOUR ........ . ..... Asst. Manager R. HOROWITZ .. W. HARNlSCI'I F. LI'I l'I.EFIELD H. LUDUM . .. T. CALDWELL .. J. MURPl1Y .... J. WARD .... V. CLARK .... j. O'Dell .... W. KIRKI'A'FRIC E. O. H. S. SUBS . . .... Left End . . . .Left Tackle . . . .Left Guard ..........Center .....Rigl1t Guard . . . . .Right Tackle . . . ..Rigl1l End . . . . .Quarterback . .Right Halfbach K J. SANDERSON .. SCHEDULE 1922 School E. O. H. S. Opponents Alumni ....... ..... 0 17 South Orange . . . . . . 26 0 Phillipsburg . . . . 0 0 Trenton .... . . . 10 0 Battin . . . .. 2 0 School Dickinson Neptune . . 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A ,A ,wj, ,.,. -Q' In 1 W.. -enfj 3 Q I '96 'Ly' nar- 36. as 4? ..- Qs m aa. Aw FOOTBALL TEAM All of the engravings in this book as Well as those in the NEW YORK UNIVERSITY VIOLET are productions of the HAGOPIAN PHOTO ENGRAVING COMPANY 39 East 20th Street New York City Telephones Ashland 1136-7 Illustrators and Engravers for College Annuals 'Pwu TRACK TEAM SPOTTISWOODE-CUSACK CO. COAL-LUMBER CRUSHED STONE FOR CONCRETE ROAD MAKING AND REPAIRS Coal Office: 60 South Essex Avenue and D. L. 8: W. R. R. Phone 32 Lumber Oilice: 329 Washington Street and Erie Railroad. Phone 3633 Orange, N. J. We make portraits in the home, in the studio and do commercial Work in all its branches. KOENIG STUDIO 875 BROAD STREET NEWARK, N. J. Tel. Market 3718 Studio open Sundays from 10 to 4 BASEBALL TEAM Classmates, after long school association, will appreciate your graduation photograph in the future years. Don't miss the opportunity that the present time affords. THOMPSON STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHS Portraits and Portrait Framing 512 Main Street East Orange Enlarged copies of your Syllabus pictures make valued presents for the home-folks. TENNIS TEAM A REAL ESTATE FIRM THAT IS AN INSTITUTION - 37 YEARS - 'f:1 R52 REALTORS eff REALTORS A I 'ZNR IfAI 520 Mein Street I IIRI ee IRI II 314 Bleemfield Ave East Grange if 'e pf ,'S, 1 Mfmiclflif 1 I EE 5515i -fe ,:,-1 f f e l V37 5 ,- v'-e 1 :,: N52 55ff5f5??Z5?5f1f-if' '.': 5fI: ' 5f5 .R,S.Ae e R FRANK H. TAYLOR 8: SON, INC. NGTE FIRST NAME i. BOARD OF DIRECTORS BOYS' A. A REAL ESTATE INSURANCE COMPLIMENTS OF GERTRUDE COOK MEYER HOMEFINDER AND REALTOR 370 Main Street Telephone: East Orange 6114 Orange A FRIEND OF THE BOYS THE GIRLS x 5 k'1'N s S , M. 'A f 5-,QW CORRIDOR PATROL LETS GO HOWARD PEAR sz co. UPERIOR LY ERVICE EUGENE A. KEL Realtor Dry Cleaners and Dyers We Can for and Deliver General Insurance Agency 326 Main Street East Orange Telephone Orange 10260 Eisele Bldg: Main and Winans Street Member F. 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Regular High School Course prepares for all colleges and the leading pro- fessions requiring a high school di- ploma. Secretarial, Accounting, and Business Administration courses, planned es- pecially for high school and college graduates, prepares for the worth- while positions in business. Summer Camp for students maintain- ed at Billing Lake, Connecticut. Information sent on request. Visitors welcome. Charles A. Le Master, A. B., LL. B., President. SPANISH CLUB Bachrach Portraits retain the many interesting fea- tures so often ne- glected by the average photog- rapher. T h e y represent the fin- ished work of skilled artists who have made a life-long study of expert photogra- Zgarbracb - phy. THE MOST IMPORTANT thing for a young man if he wishes to win financial success is to make regular deposits to his credit in the bank. He may think it a little hard at first to deprive himself of some luxury-but he will be amply repaid for every prudent economy. Your account is invited. 42, interest paid in our special Department -BWRWCQ 2 2 :Hi 7 ir' W J! owl C5 fe Photographs of Distinction ESSEX COUNTY TRUST COMPANY Main Street, Corner Arlington Ave. 439 Main Street East Orange, New Jersey East Orange, N. J. 507 Fifth Avenue New York City Branch 494 Central Avenue ART CLUB Telephone Connections TYYI-.WRITING ' MULTIGI C l f' ..0x. D... C .,... . M 0 JR?..EI..Dorremmuus ' M 1 9xI2ff'.ffffIEflffU ' 0 to ,,, at .. .. FUNERAL DIRECTORS J. T. RANSOM 555 Main Street Realtor East Orange New Jersey Second Floor 364-370 Main Street East Orange 14 East 39th Street New York City Tels. 1001, 3249 Orange Res. 2177-M Orange Snappy Clothes For Young Men ments of real quality. Included are 2, 3 and 4-button sack suits, with box-effect coatsg also 4-button sack suits, including knickersg fancy hack and Norfolk golf suits. 3328.50 330.00 S35 S40 542.50 A wide selection of fabrics in all sizes from 33 to 44- Suits the best New York shops sell for much higher prices. The snappiest models are here in superbly tailored gar- 'llopcoats in plain colors and plaids at S30 and 3535. Come and see them. l Clothes of Distinction of cqurse' For Men :intl Young Men 5:-:-. Baker, Caterer, and Confectioner QUALITE All 559-560 Main Street Upstairs Shop You Save East Orange New Jersey Low Expense S10 to S15 Small Prices On a Suit FRASIER 8z VERNET Telephone 927 Orange 783 Broad St. Newark Over Holzhauer's Drug Store DRAMA STUDY CLUB hx,DlNQ Q 2. 4 . Q 3 Aw fc U X 7' 0 4 'A- D'x,f- ' ., 01.0 SPALDING ATHLETIC GOODS To be well equipped is as satisfying as to be will dressed. There is no substitute for Spalding Quality If It's Spalding's, It's Right! Catalogue mailed an request S89 Broad Street Newark 126 Nassau St. New York 523 Fifth Ave. CONNOLLY 81 CONNOLLY Realtors A11 Properties in the AMPERE Section RIFLE TEAM The Funeral Home 34 Harrison Street East Orange BERT HECKETT Tel. Grange Three ORCHESTRA AND GLEE CLUBS N-K.. 5 551 f SECRETARIAL CLUB THE UNITED STATES STORES CORPORATION CN. JJ operating Chas. M. Decker 81 Bros. Inc. Chas M. Decker 81 Bros. Thrift Stores Inc. Union Pacific Tea Company Falls' Markets Franklin Thrift Stores COMPLIMENTS OF Aaron Ward 8: Sons New Jersey Food Company CHARLES E. ROUSEK C C l Telephone Orange 7187 REALTOR AMHERST GARAGE Central Ave., Amherst and Halsted Sts. East Orange, N. J. East Orange New Jersey F- KNOLLER 52 SON Storage Repairs Supplies QUAD AND QUOIN CLUB SAVINGS INVESTMENT 81 TRUST CO. of East Orange desires to congratulate the members of the GRADUATING CLASS of East Orange High School upon the success- ful completion of their course of study and to express the hope that, in the still more serious work upon which they are now to enter, it may be privileged to be of service. SAVINGS INVESTMENT 81 TRUST CO. of East Orange Member Federal Reserve System East Orange South Orange Resources over 313,000,000 fsxx-ff A mg i fr' ,mo 1 or tfrrwillli if W g Hl1'2lfil l'lfEa - tl it t Q' all I ililIl0El'filiil?i.E0lile El 5 E im NEW JERSEY LAW SCHOOL Newark, N. J. A standard three year course leading to the degree of LL. B. open to Graduates of East Orange High School. For catalog, address The Secretary, New Jersey Law School Newark, N. 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