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

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Helen Durell Like many of us, this cheerful senior dislikes math. Her hubby is collecting records— but how about that certain Marine. Helen? Col. Prep. Undecided Margaret English Writing letters to unknown ad- mirers is the hobby of this senior. Hmmm. sounds interest- ing ! Peggy hates being called Blondie even though she has such pretty light hair. Scroll and Screen 4; Art Club 4; Swim- ming 2. 3; C. P. 2. 3. 4. Bus. Ed. Undecided Shirley A. Fallstrom A famous hand will someday fea- ture Shirl as its vocalist. She will go far with her friendly personality. Who is that cer- tain boy she thinks of? Tennis Tournament ,1; CI. A. A. 3; NEWS Salesman 2; PAT STANDS PAT 1. Bus. Ed. Business 3 - Bus. Ed, Harry Ennis A life of travel is the wish of this fine fellow. Harry spends his leisure time fishing and read- ing book reviews. Likes to keep his spare time his own. Col. Prep. Business Frank Farnung Frankie hopes to be one of those gallant sailors in civilian clothes, the Merchant Marine men. Get him to play the piano for you sometime. French Club; C. P. Col. Prep. Merchant Marine Shirley F. Eaton Easy to get along with and a pleasing person! Shirl ' s pet like is dancing on Saturday nights. It ' s a good way to break in new shoes— Shirl ' s pet hate. Inter- national Relations Club 3, 4; Sec- retarial Club 3. 4. General Undecided Fred J. Essinger Freddie was being patriotic by keeping his car full of the fel- lows( ? ). Now he ' s one of Uncle Sam ' s boys. He hopes someday to become a bank president or secure some easy position. Foot- ball 1. 2. Technical Marines Louis Faust We all hope Lou realizes his ambition to enter Annapolis. Active in many student organ- izations, he is respected and well liked by all. A fellow everyone is proud to know. Hi-Y 2, 3. 4. Pres. 4; Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4. Captain 4; Student Council 2. 4. Vice- Pres. 4 C. P. 3. 4, Pres. 4. Col. Prep. Armed Forces Norman A. Eisenberg Personification of the slogan that good things come in small pack- ages! Norm has his heart set on matriculating at M.I.T. Here ' s one of the few fellows who ' s not afraid of hard work. Student Council 3. 4: NEWS 2, 3. Associ- ate Editor 4: Cheerleader 3. 4, Captain 4. Col. Prep. M.I. T. John L. Ewing Harry James has a devoted fol- lower in this charming chap. ' Buck will be happy anywhere as long as he can listen to re- cordings. Take a hint— never say anything against the Storks in front of him. Cheerleader 3. 4: Intramural Basketball: PAT STANDS PAT; TRIAL BY JURY. Col. Prep. University of N. C. jity ot , Evangeline Feiler ' angy ' s pet aversion is a football kill -joy. Can you blame her? Her thoughtfulness and patience will help her achieve her ambi- tion — to be a nurse. Spanish Club 3: First Aid Squad 3 (Madison High School); Pres. Glee Club; Editor School Paper (Hanover Tr. High School). Col. Prep. College Page Twenty-one

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Doris Elaine Dean Modest Dede is a fine singer, and an artist, too. She wants to pilot her own plane, and she ' s the girl who can do it. Happy landings ! Art Club 4 ; Tennis 3. 4; RUDDIGORE 2. Genera] Art School Elinor Ruth Dean Congratulations to the U. S. Navy, ' cause here comes Eli, the Navy Nurse. She likes walking in the rain, and we like walk- ing with her. C. P. 3. 4; Cirls ' Study Hall Council 3, 4; RUDDI- GORE 2. Col. Prep. Nursing School Raymond C. Deming Although a quiet chap, Ray has one of those sincere personalities that command respect. An ac- tive club member, he also plays a good game of football at Or- ange Park, as his opponents will testify. French Club 3; Hi-V 3. 4: Alath Club 4. Col. Prep. College Marilyn J. Dempsey This little blonde miss is always smiling. Mary likes to play ping pong, but she would rather not wait for buses. G.A.A. ; Base- ball 2. General Business Doris R. Denton Friendly and easy to get along with! Dot ' s thoughts are re- served for a certain sailor. Someday she hopes to be Deep in the Heart of Texas. Bowl- ing 1. Bus. Ed. Business Phyllis M. Dickie Phyl has friends because she ' s friendly. She likes Connecticut summers more than anvthing— and the one thing she dislikes is an alarm clock in the middle of a dream. Tennis 2. 4: Basketball 2. 4; Swimming 3, 4; War Stamp Salesman. Charles E. Depew Just one of those quiet fellows whom everyone likes as well as admires. Chuck spends a good deal of his time teaching the Hi- Y how to block and tackle. His worry is whether the Naval Air Corps has K.P. duty. H Col. Prep. Charles F. Dodd Jo Ann Devane There ' ll be many weak hearts when Jo Ann becomes a surgeon. This popular brunette pals around with Evelvn. Marie, and Irene. Riding Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Swimminii; C. P. 4: H. R. Rep. 3. 4. Col. Prep. College Skipper has the enviable ambi- tion of wanting to cut off Hitler ' s mustache. Moonlit nights beckon this well-built young man. There are always laughs coming from wherever Charley is. Football 1 ; I ' AT STANDS PAT; RUDDl- GORE. Technical Undecided Ruth McCord Dewar To sip a soda dry without any noise is Bump ' s ambition. This auburn-haired miss hates to be called Red. She always wears a smile. Art Club 2. 3, 4, Sec. 4; Math Chib 3, Sec; C. P. -1; Study Hall Council 4. Wri Col. Prep. Miami University Richard Drury Mustang likes to take things easy and so abhors limitations. Searching his soul, we find he longs to be an adviser to the ovelorn. This would be an ideal profession for him. Model Club 3; Spanish Club 3; Track 3. 4. Col. Prep. Undecided t «-.ll lain Page Twenty

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-;? i JL r::r-ZT-.- Alan Feldman Al likes his beauty blonde and on the hoof — Betty Grable. Hopes one day to find Carole withotit Lees. Very helpful and depend- able. Spokesman 3. 4; French Club 2, 3. 4; Radio Club 1. 2; PAT STANDS PAT. Col. Prep. Rutgers Pauline E. Ficucell Paula favors the Coast Guard, and she has an aversion for boys in pegged pants. Her kindness and friendliness make her well liked by all. Operettas (V.L.D.). General Nurses ' Training School John Filan Another aspirant to Naval Avia- tion, Husky Finland can of- ten be seen at the Honest Tom ' s A. A. As fine a fellow as he is a halfback. Football 2. 3. 4; Track 2, 3. 4. Col. Prep. Notre Dame Doris A. Fitzpatrick Pat was happy last fall with the chance to see E. O. win so many football games. So ambi- tious she ' ll be successful, we ' re sure. Tennis 2; Bowling; Horse- back Riding. Bus. Ed. Business Marie Fleisch She warbles like a nightingale and aims to reach C above high C. We think she can do it. Jealous people annoy tliis sincere young miss. Horseback Riding ; Tennis; Basketball; Operettas (V.L.D.). Bus. Ed. Berkeley Sec. School Gene Coyle Fletcher H he manages to avoid 228 and study -hall teachers. Fletch may one day achieve his ambition — Dean of Vassar. We don ' t think he ' ll have time for Vassar in the next 4 years, though, for An- napolis men don ' t have much leisure. H. R, Rep. 3; C. P. 4. Col. Prep. Navy Robert Francis Another one of those camera fiends. Bob also goes in for roller skating on the side. His quiet- ness proves that personality is not necessarily noisiness. Cam- era Club .1: NEWS Salesman; PAT STANDS PAT 1; RUDDI- CORE. Bus. Ed. Undecided Donald George Flynn This is one fellow you don ' t want to get started on the subject of aviation — he ' ll start at the motor and go all the way back to the cockpit. Good natured is the word for Don. International Re- lations Club 2, 3. Technical Army Air Corps Mary Carolyn Franks A newcomer to E. O.. but friend- ly. Mary dislikes bossy peo- ple. She ' s prouil antl graceful and fond of dancing, but will make sitting at an office desk her vocation. Girl Reserves 1. 2. 3; Dramatic Club 3. 4; Girl Cadets 2. 3. 4: Ass. Ad. Man. TECHUFE (Technical High School. Washington, D. C). Bus. Ed. Business tea nos« tira c 1 Q. S rjP S jLE ORfc Fox Bnd ' 5! C?HH4iition K flpS ' ' hi vorkj Lipft rls with .ble fffWyw his ftrtiHi wTntramW?4 ' baiKS Jro: Track 4; C. War ramp Salesman. Col. Prep. Dartmouth Anthony Freda Tony ' s versatility in money mat- ters will make him an A-1 busi- ness man. A regular movie- goer, he ' d rather have a position in a theatre above all others. A strange fellow in that he studies during studv hall! Italian Club 2; Spanish Club 2; Soccer; Base- ball. Bus. Ed. UndeciJeo