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

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FRANK GOLDBECK He sits so still and seldom speaks. Frank's red hair belies his calm. silent manner. He has preferred to re- main aloof from the rush and roar of Emerson. Yet he has found time to make several warm and lasting friend- ships. l is l . rlis, FRANCES GRIFFIN And she is fair. Fran is the only girl who has cour- age to change her coiffure frequently. She has high hopes of becoming a first-class beautician and would make an ideal hair stylist. Her blushing and her blue eyes are her outstanding characteristics. DORIS GOODBODY A quiet conscience makes one serene. Doris is a little miss who always has a ready answer. She is an avid sports enthusiast, and during the baseball season frequents the Jersey City Stadi- um where she cheers on the Jersey Giants. l EYLENE GREENLEAF A nice girl with as nice a way. Ey's pet accomplishment is doodling, Not that she finds her teachers boring, for one can always just sit and look, but it's a nice habit. Yet, somehow she manages to pass with flying colors. A puzzle? Not for Ey, she knows howl i i HELEN GUGLIELMO A best companion in work and play. An attractive smile, a winning way and a pleasing personality are only a few traits that make Helen one of the most popular girls in the class. Her hobbies are dancing and dressmaking. Twenty-two ARNOLD HAGER He lives and laughs his life away. Juniper is a combination of Isaac Walton and Bing Crosby. ln his spare time, he sings-and fishes. He lures the fish to his line not by the usual bait, but by his enchanting tenor voice.

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ALLEN GARTI ESER A gentleman is never in a hurry. Allen is a dignified student who spends his leisure time drawing new inventions in Mr. Small's room. Allen has a hidden ambition of becoming a rival of Newton's by disproving his law. EUGENIA GENTILE Cheerfulness is an asset of goodness. Make room, cartoonists! Here comes a girl who can draw a Donald Duck better than any Walt Disney! This gift has made her our class artist. How well this title fits her! WILLIAM GASSERT Silence bespeaks his character. Here is a gentleman whose flair for learning is his greatest asset. Bill is a conscientious worker and is always ready to do a good turn. Such men as he are never at ease while greater things are in view. RAYMOND GHIOTTI Too wise to err, too good to be unkind. Ray can enlarge upon any and every topic you can think ot. We feel that by l9'5O he will be a famous historian. He is certain he can solve the present war situation, but as yet he has found no one who will listen to him. Twenty-one CHARLES GATTONI Fortune favors the bold. Charlie is an agreeable young gentleman with a morbid propensity for sloth and procrastination , iHe must be smarti. His favorite pastime is tinkering with the motor of an auto- mobile. He is a hard working member of the Junior Police. ALFRED GILLIO Not quantity but quality. Alfred is one of the smaller mem- bers of the class but this fact does not hinder him or his hobbies in any way. His chief interest is photography and he is constantly snapping candid pic- tures. He is an ardent aviation en- thusiast.

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AUDREY HANDELMANN Sweet influence from every element. A sweet girl describes Audrey both as to disposition and tooth. lf you have ever had lunch with Audrey you know what we mean by her sweet tooth. She can't resist a butter cream square or fudge cake--and we can't resist her personality. FRANCES HAWKRIDGE She smiles on you and life is fun. Fran is a friendly senior with a smile for everyone. This cheery disposition, not to mention her blonde hair, has won her scores of admirers. .s .,, ' RUTH HATZFELD A A willing heart, a helping hand, always ready on demand, Ruth is a charming girl with a win- ning smile and a disposition of which anyone would be proud. A group of girls gather every Friday night at Ruth's house to talk over certain mat- ters. There they are sure to have a good time. HELEN HAUSAMANN Talk is the gift of gods. Helen is the cause of Mr. Ginsberg's worries. She is one person who usually insists upon thoroughly understanding history, even at the expense of some rather exhaustive arguments-and she's worth listening to. IRENE HEDLUND l Sweet, clever, and peppy too. Renee is the tall blond of Room lO8, who has a complex in the matter of borrowing. Her pet phrase, familiar to all her classmates, is, WiII some- one lend me ..... ? And she just loves pencil sharpeners, Twenty-three FRED HERMANSKY I dare do all that may become a man. Fred is one of Emerson's many shut- terbugs. He constantly carries his trusty eight-shot repeating camera. Once he was surrounded by a group of girls bent on revenge, who were trying for his scalp. Fred in his own way lclickll calmed all of them.