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

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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.

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every moment of the junior-Senior Prom, thereby help- ing to make it a decidedly successful function. The clubs welcomed new members from the third-year Class. Many of us held important positions on the News Board. Our initiative was displayed by Juniors in the two debat- ing clubs. 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.

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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.