Emerson High School - Altruist Yearbook (Union City, NJ)

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1 K- I tzujoiniuiui 13011114 ioisvioioiogoioi-4 01010101 THE ALTRUIST ALICE ELEANOR WALTER Alicia Emerson Grammar New York University German Club '30-'323 Service Club '28-'32g Dramatic Club '31-'323 itT -i1 -chief of We Al uist ' l-' 23 Delegate to Col mb S olastic Press s C iv t' ll forth Jersey c a.' . A. ation n ions X313 Assembly Committee 'filg Chairman Christmas Assembly '31g Columbus Day Prograni '30: Memorial Day Program '3l: Chairman Entertainment Committee Deutscher Kreis '30: Committee Junior-Senior Reception 230. She was alive in every limb with feeling, to the finger tips. NATHAN WARREN IA'Nat!J Emerson Grammar N. J. College of Pharmacy Gate Committ or Junior Dance '31g Business Manager of Altruist VV y '3 ' Science Club '30-'3l: Deutscher Kreis '30-'31g e r Science Social H313 Chairman of r ' nmittee g . ,ierrce Club 'SOQ Dele- gate to North Jersey cholas ' s ,fs ociation Conven- tion '3l: Editorial Staff of Senio Ye'Sx?Qg,a6k,'3Z: Science Night '31. X-Lx What have I with love to do? Sterner cares my lot pursue. LAURA E. WEBER nBettyn I Emerson Gram ZIMZKX Swarthmore College Class Vicewr i nt '293 i rclggiedes Science Club: Altruist B'ar 30-' 1: junior c ommittee '29g Senior ce s Night C n' ee 'ik Senior Play Cast ' ny 'fommittee 1. Y A face with gladness overspreadg Soft smiled by human kindness bred. LIL AN WEIDERMAN JMX' KfLeelI Emerson Grarglijfiar Packards School Interclassx sketball '28-'303 Secretary of Civics Class '283 Civ' ' hating Team '28g A. A. Representative 'Z9: junior it-me Committee .301 Typing Award '3U: Bookkeep- ing Aw d '31g Library Assistant '31. Lovely in youthful comelinessf' 1 1 l l i E 1 Ni lf 1 , 1 rt . 11. i . 1 gi , A ff. pig, l me l Page Twe:1z'y-tlzrfc

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THE ALTRUIST 1:11101 3 30101 1 ri iuioininini niuiviifrifrtsuivoioinrioiii 1:1411 ri 101 112151 will sinh lvaiamvni We, the Senior Class of January, 1932, after spending four years of our valuable lives within the illustrious walls of our Alma Mater, Emerson High, township of Union, County of Hudson, State of New jersey, of the United States of America, have at last convinced our beloved faculty that we are of sound mind and possessors of enough knowledge to graduate. We do hereby make public and declare this to be our last will and testament, and hope that the beneliciaries herein named will duly appreciate our gifts. FIRST--To the incoming Freshmen, we leave our hard-earned influence with the Faculty. SECOND-To the Faculty we leave our sincere gratitude for their help during our four years within Emerson. CLASS WILL Anna Baldini leaves her lady-like air to Vera Rhoede. Marie Battaglio leaves her 'lGimmie when collecting money to Emma Ohm. Vera Cross leaves her red hair to Louise Gerhold. Fanny Kotlow leaves her boop-oop-a-doop to Helen Kane. Melvin Reisch leaves his Worship of Physics to Kenneth Gherkin. Victoria Chetejian leaves her dramatics to Leonard Harrison. Georgianna Marshall leaves her songs to Helen Erstmeyer- Antranik Dikranian leaves his resemblance to Mahatma Gandhi to the Indians. Harold Herzog leaves his 'lltl' to his brother Robert. John Graziano leaves his new hat to Pete Baldini. John Gallo leaves his managing abilities to Lester Miller. Mario Cassato leaves his ability as an historian to Arthur Iannuzzi. Cuny leaves his trombone to any- Julian one who wants it. Henry Bittman leaves his pipe to Wilbur Hollands. Eugene Brueggeworth leaves his love of jazz to Mr. Scarmolin. Elso Chiocca leaves his ability to manage things to Vincent Cieri. Dominick Raja leaves his Spanish marks to Arax Kazanjian. Walter Frank leaves his quietness to Anthony Pagliuco. John Gassmann leavesihis Ford Car to Miss Baxter. Sam Klele leaves his knowledge of physics to Marie Anrig. William Lippert leaves his technique to Theodore Schejels. Dominick Marchesani leaves his whistle to Daniel Silver- William Schick leaves his shyness to Willard Brown. Armand Milanesi leaves his profile to Schnozzle Durante. Myron Silber leaves his winning way to William Becker. Lester Thoens leaves his avoirdupois to Charles Baldini. Anton Wiget leaves his poetic ability to Alfred Kulick. Robert Winkler leaves his compelling manner to Rita Zoerlein. Carmela Acinapura leaves her querry, Any news? , to the coming Altruist reporters. Lillian Weiderman leaves her blond curls to Isabel Goshkagarian. Ida De Simone leaves her long bob to Emma Rivetti. Emma Gianzella leaves her quietness to Milton Treuhaft. Page Twentrx'-five