Fair Lawn High School - Crimson and Gray Yearbook (Fair Lawn, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1947 volume:

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' A x JIHII JUH HID brlrlf A0ffsuv-guyyeprs than nixtfast 'f m ' Our un togr-ther nou has passed Although ue Il lwe our Izves apart Then. wall bv memorzes m each heart To keep thrse memories down through tzme Recalling every laugh and-leur From Freshman up through Semor year Edator CAROL KRANKE Literary Edltor ANN REILLY Photography Editor NANCY HAAS BuSarweSS Manager ALICE ARNOLD Typing Edlfor DORIS STURM Art Editor ANNE MCCURDY Pggjfry N I ANN REILLY Adwsm MISS FRANCES MILLS ,MR SHERMAN DANCE 8311113 1 I' ' N T3 ' , I I I' Y N r ' I .V , E, , E, ., kj A I .Wm ,..,, f ' ' ' f I J, . E A ,,,, ,,,.. W.'Uiz every page you'll fnd a rhyme. A WW 9 1' 1 ' 'J' . H X DEDICATION E Tl-lE CLASS OF l947 step forward now to take our place socnety as responsible cltlzens of the nation and ot the world We are szncere In the desire to reallze our separate and our common goals achievements which wall be made possible by the valuable tlon to those so near to us who have always otlered such guidance freely and unseltushly we as the turst tour year graduatung class ot Faur Lawn Hugh School dedncate thus book to rn the hope that we may tultull their expectations of us :HID brlfl C O I , , in guidance we have received in our early years, ln deep apprecia- o o o r 1 r r Y I' Fm lRO Mr Mal OO' Ms Memo Y M s Deubef M A tch son M Sca Mr Hank nson B014 RD 0F EDU014 TION HE Board of Education of the Borough of Farr Lawn extends to the Class of l947 Its con gratulatuons on the occasvon of your graduatton Your class ls the flrst to complete four full years of hugh school currnculum since the openlng of Fair Lawn I-lugh School ln the fall of l943 You are goung forth unto a post war world that ns fulled wlth promise for the future New fields from which to choose your careers are numerous Graduatuon means that you have completed a step upward on the ladder that de ln your achleve leads to success halls remember well the Faculty whose pr: h ve worked hard and faith As you leave these ment today wull be rewarded nn your success tomorrow They a h sult that the Faculty have fully for your success We as members of the Board of Educatuon are proud oft e re f l947 for graduatuon and wash each mdrvldual member the achneved nn presentlng the Class o h od luck and success for the future utmost In good healt go 4 L I S I , ,X 'V wg . B :ln V ' ' ' ' a Row. Mr, Brown, Mr. Muse Mr. Stud: Mr M 6 '- r , r. i i I , ,F ' - C omsey, 5 9 . ' ' ' ' i U UD rvlsrf1Q Prnnclpal of the Fair Lawn Schools I - I I , . J I vs I :J J' 7 MR G EDWARD MCCOMSEY Supervising Prnnclpal of the Fa r L awn Schools Greetmgs to the Class of l947 I would lake to extend personal greetnngs to the Class ot l947 and wnsh each of you all possnble success In the years ahead You are emergnng from hugh school at a tnme h world are look s and a strong sense of socual re sponslblllty World securut d y an economlc progress must germinate from minds that are tree from blgotry and h t a e and preyudlce My wash for you IS that ou w ll y n go forward with eagerness and purpose and make your communuty and your country a better place because you llve In t G EDWARD MCCOMSEY Supervlslng Principal lbxlrlf ' l ' ' ' w en America and the ing for youth with high ideal ' - ' d ' i. rl J I r r M I W MESSA GE T0 SENIORS' UNE l947 wall mark the end of the fnrst four years of operation of Fair Lawn Hugh School and wall thus dlstlngunsh you as the fnrst group to complete our full hugh school program You wnll become our furst full fledged graduating class The advantages of a planned four year program a more expernenced staff Improved equipment an expanded extra currucular program and IH creased opportunity for partlclpatuon and control have been yours the added responslbllntles of carry Accompanynng these advantages are terest for learning and :ng into vocations and advanced educatron a greater nn a greater deterrmnatnon to nrnprove As alumna and new cutuzens we ask for your continued Interest and help s You have done well We are assured of your succes MILFORD FRANKS Prlnclpal 6 LJ lla Q4 j e s 6 .1 5 .hr . A, I rx I' I E '21 Satten Joan Sturm d J an Mcnssncr M155 Sillloclcl Ml Tolgmmjn Eigrsjrscsso CGFOWW palkcl la 1 ge o M 5 arns Y Left To right Belly Baehhrclz Soll Terry Mrchalsku Mlss Aclrlancg r V Au troy Tcntelbaum C' Gerry Boutrn Joy C V OFFICE STAFF S this th an excuse? What s your trouble son7' e frfth or seventh 'fume you ve been late without patience and tnrmness with our shortcom ings receuvlng complaints to the rn u e tangles smoothed out wrth a smlle budgetary crlse lr1dS of crises handled wnth etfrclency unlrmuted anagement sched I s as a backdrop ALL k HUD BBHY 7 -A -f '- --1. .je ' . .,,,,.-.. ,..,, .lg ol N Q 'IJ' I8 ' f , F X . S V , I r U , J 'o R .P f . t , r , r ' , 'C ' fr - . - 1 - ll I I ' A ' , . . , . - ' - ' 11 - rf J 5 Miss E.l.th Anderson, B S Mathematics Miss Jean Bowman, B A. Foreign Languages J JI X s Miss Audrey A, Daly, B.S. Health and Physical Education Virginia Elliott, B S. 'Studies and Art Mrs. Arvilla Griggs, M.S, Home Economics 'UO ,- Mr Walter Bauer B S. English Mrs, Adele Carlson, MA, Social Studies L Mr Sherman Dance, M.S. Art l I l l V11 , qi 1 A L' X 2 ax 'M- Mrs. Ruth Engelken, B.S. Commercial Education D S. sill Mr, Harold B, Hallman, B,S. Mathematics if x 1 V. Mr Francis Bennett, M A Health and Physical Education Mr. John Carlson, M.A. Social Studies Mr. James Davies, BS Commercial Education Q , . xx , 4 T 4 li ix cl Miss Josephine Fell, B.S. Home Economics X S ' , NI J 1 ,A V4 A 2 Miss Julia Hansell, M.A. English I .xy J l Mrs Joan Betts, B A. English Mr. Thomas Carlomagno, M.A. Science - gi if Jll f Miss Ruth De Meester, B.A Mathematics Miss Muriel Booth, M,A English O E 3 1 J A I N Mrs. Grace Church, BA. English and Social Studies if Mr. Charles Di gnan, M.A. Commerc' ducation Mr. Frederick Fernsler, M.A. English Mr, Harold Hoch, M,A, Science Mr. Michael Filippone, M.A Industrial Arts Mrs. Helen Huber, B.S. Music FACUZTY i Miss Alice Kliemand, M,A Social Studies Mrs. Alberta Mackey, M.A. Home Economics :' -L i --Q . 1 c Miss Eiilahefh Rieg, B.S. Mr. James Leach, MA, Science is 1,05- t fb J Q... Mr. William MeskilI,B.S, Science Rogler, Mathematics Mathematics Mr. John Steenstra Industrial Arts Mr. Paul Vandermark, B.A. Health and Physical Education Y Q Mrs. Marie Surmonte, BA. Social Studies 'ii' Miss Virginia Vogel, R.N. Nurse I-'ACUZTY Miss Eleanore Lcvcnclusky M A. Mathematics 55' fiii 6 ,Im I A Miss FYVICCS MiiiS, M.A, i S0cralStudies 'N ff: . . . 1 CN Mr. Virgil Sasso, M.A, Science Mr larry Tues o, M.S. i time i . Miss Virginia Wayland, B.S. Miss Marguerite Lyman, B.A. Commercial Education Miss Helen Neef, BS. Health and Physical Education x ' was V L 5. Miss Jessie Schroeder, B.S, Commercial Education I ,fn Mrs. Kathryn Thompson, V , B.A. Librarian Mr. Joseph Wilson, M.Ed. I J -is K . R' df' it: lg . x H X. I ii. Rf. Miss Helen McLaughlin, BA. ' English -9 ' f 't' Mr, Robert Phillips, Ed.M. Industrial Arts Mr. Lloyd Siegrist, B.S, Industrial Arts Townsend, Foreign Hoes Mr. George Wunderly, MA .X . Fnglish Social Studies Foreign Languages rf. . if I GUIDANCE AssisTANTs Standing: L Seafedi Miss Davis Baveiaar' NZN:irLneHZg:, Agaifiorie Tower, Carol Krank aureen Urban 9, Rose Marie Carrigan, ' Marge Barr, Florence CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF l947 IFE has presented some challenges to you already, but the future holds many more. Fair Lawn citizens have made it pos- sible for you to have four years of high school in your own community to prepare you to meet further challenges. How you have taken advantage of this opportunity will be shown by the way in which you meet the problems of this and coming years. You will best serve your community and country by putting to good use the GUIDANCE STAFF Seated: Mrs. Griggs, Miss Rieg. Standing: Mr. Wunderly, Miss Elliott, Miss Davis, Miss Lyman, Mr. Diegnan. I0 knowledge you have gained and by be- coming worthy citizens. To do this you not only need to do your best at work, or college, but be active in your community and take an intelligent part in its affairs. You should be aware of national and in- ternational problems as well and be able to form unbiased opinions concerning them. The world needs well trained, clear thinking people and you have an unusual opportunity in this One World to de- monstrate your ability and thus make your Alma Mater and the Class of I947 proud to have had you as members of their groups. Best wishes from the guidance staff and student assistants. VELORA B. DAVIS. BBIHISD SENIORS' A .' ? 1 as uf' '21 - - r 4 if 5 v' 3 . -4 , 9 rl- '45 xp? ALICE MARIE ARNOLD Lukes peope and loafnng lust wants to be happy e n all spor on the 'ook out for slgns for her room homework for Al Hockey l 4 Bow no -v Basketball 4 B G A A Sa C Dr vang 4 Tumbllng 3 4 Year vcok 4 MARIE G BELL Grows long tlngernalls while lls tenlng to Johnny Long ballet danclng football games for ever wlthcrs with whlte mllk on to Broadway Basket all W 3 4 Modern Danc 1 3 Dram tlc C ub Baseball 7 Hockey 3 ALICE ANNE BACKMAN Bless your ltttle heart lsltkes bad sports and u speeches favors camplng C9DCCl3llN, ln Flortcla lots of fun and nolse from Backle ckex ' 3 4 Manage ul 3 4 Vlanaoer-1 Base Tumbllng 4 Color Guard 3 4 Fren Cluv J Safe Drtylng 4 Archery 4 Dmmatxcs Club 4 Choir l 2 Q 4 Yearbook 4 ff? KARL OSCAR BALLE Dark and suncere never wnth out that car' deslres to be a draftsman trlendly endless tlme spent In flxxng the car Osc Y x,-I BETTY Carrylng hugh hopes erlne Glbbs School shudders when chalk screeches ever the efflctent secretary flrst perrod offlce work e Kath sketball l 4 Bow ln lng R C Modern Danclng 3 Baseball 3 4 Record Club 4 Crlmson Crter 4 Yearbook 4 DONALD BENDER Football and wrestllng m brtuon to be a lawyer on to college he hopes a way wlth words welcome back to Farr Lawn on Football 4 Danclng Club 4 Ten ns 4 Dramatlcs Club 4 Track l HELEN ohms BELL A future carhry wlth 5 c band lwowlxnq and o rtles peeved at oulct peopl loves rlsc convcrtablcs tor Bell ee Club l W Bow :ng as kc-tball 4 Dramatucs Club Student Council 3 Jfflfz JACK BERTOLINO Sportster plus abhors women who smoke strlvlng to be a salesman forever with a smlle well dressed well llked ert Football 3 4 Student Councll 4 Varst C b '2 JBIIIJSDIJ l I I , r 1 AM , L. G14 E . 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CAROL JOAN BIGGERMAN Ahh Perry Como a notlon to le 1 nur e enoys danclng and collectlnq records home work her XX utevloo a red heal mlnus a temper lno Hoc e o e w nn Lmrar n e nun lr Glee Club J SHEILA E BOYER Pleased wlth plano musec and bare ankles What a panlc' actung for an ayocatlon wwe over her eye she s off to higher learnlng Democratnc Dlscusslons 3 4 Sec re try 4 Rm ln Dramatlcs C :J l 4 Crlmson UI 4 Crimson Crier 3 4 M ern Dancing 7 Yearbook 4 L HENRY DAWSON BOSEHANS An outdoor mm shuns shopplng and slttznq wround the house accor llon artist a wh: on the tcnnls court gol len l-len sketball 7 3 4 Varslty C SEYMOUR BREYER Longmg f a mllllonaures It baseball and basketball max ed wvth sweets That s the polltlclan In hum' no dlc tatorlal people for Zeke J V Basketball 3 Photography Club 3 Volleyball 4 flllll brlrll ROBERT P BOSLAND Craves good muslc short and blonde awuys ln a gang dotes on lnsldc unto for tests hates Dodger fans the Grants for Bob RUTH JANET BROCKMEIER Future undecldecl a fool or tootlwall oys lm-mo n crowd loxe tor no gets to first base In baseball rcherx l ft Busket Hockey Rl ln Ce Club A 4 Bow In Safe Drrvlng 4 GERMAINE ANNETTE BOUTIN Re 'head enloys basketball lntramurals craves coral an easy sn'-:le lnterested nn nurslhg roller skatlng dancmg and Gerry good tlmes tor ee Club Basketball l Baselvall eonls l 3 4 Hockey French Club 3 Archery l Modern Danclng l ROBERT J BROWN Teaslng eyes the makmgs of an englneer loyal tollow er ot Navy football frlendly sms e and manner found n Bob Foott all 4 Boys lee C u 3 l No le ,I f ,. 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' ' - XD, 'G ll, . 1 ' . , .a -' 7'-- H ' A ,So halll F, K . 1,5 'l xball 2, 3, 4. 1' --- I A l-all l f 3, 4 Q' ds - t A . g 2, G1 W, j I g t. g rl q lg I I - l I lLl ,2, 3, 5 Q Il 3, J , Q Od- O r I r r N ' l3 RICHARD GEORGE BROWSE 'leclnamcal tuwrnq hs mea o sp h s ture quuet and reserxed partlal to steak Dlck our baseball fanatrc Nfxsual Arts 4 THERESA MARIE BRUNO The g I wnth the personallfy sml e ond of la an I plckles that Ilyey peep a nurslng future for Terry ocke l 4 Basketballl :ng 3 4 Archery 4 'X ,- JANET BRUSSEL Possessor f shmnnq black tresses Are you kud4lnng7' loathes purple llpstuck and bugs a blue conyertlble for Tennls 3 Safe Drnylng 4 Arch ery 4 Natnonal Honor Soclety 4 ,.. MAY M BRYSON Short clark and peppy bored wxth English a future suncuaes hr:-h always there wlth a SFT'll9 Knlttung Club 4 Bowlung l THEODORE DANIEL BUYER Dotes on steak and football fancies tourung the Unlted States by car college plans h story Ted s fayornte sublect Democratlc Duscussxon Club 4 Yearbook 4 MARY J ARCHIO Look a sliver llnlng a warm snule for all mad about movies asplres to be an artust longlng to fly Dranrntucs Club 4 Hockey 4 sketl all A Clu Baseball 4 g FLORENCE B CARRIGAN Qulet well mannered future nurse plans for Pres byterlan Medncal Center book enthusuast sundaes send o Softball 3 4 Hockey 4 Basket ba 4 3 ROBERT ARTHUR CARTWRIGHT Expects to be a cerhfxed publuc accountant headed for New York Unlyersvty all for e New York Yankees bashful Bob Chess Club 4 l4 N JBIIIISUII . Q I l 'TF' ' . . . c- -I Ire-Q c ells l fu- . . ' vi . , . U f - - f I . , . f Z: d dll f ' . , . . , Q, ' ,, ' I I . K H H4 V - 1 I I I V V . . . 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E NA Ba l, 4, rt b 4, Q I - I . th H ' 1 l 1 ' H H- . . . rl Il 7 JEANNE MARIE COLEMAN Dlslrkes tactless people dreams ot summers at the shore on to tashlon school incl more ch colate sunclaes dreamy Jeanle rchery l 4 1 'l Gzrl Cholr A A 4 Bow ang 3 Yearbook 4 MARY T COX Callnng Dr Cox' crusader agarnsf homework green eyed gal wnth a song ce llghts In sports a trrp around the world for her seventh hea yen All Gnrl Choir 4 Hockey 4 Safe ty Club 4 Natronal Honor So clety 4 RICHARD GEORGE EILEEN R coLvlN CONKI-'N r Qulet reserve l alvhors Goes for kwlttec socks and slop DV Joes Yeah huh' people who reuterate arms t I I T Y to be an lnterlor decorator SOUC S2384 QITJXIOLZWS dlisgid ch cken a la kung cheeks wnth tes s to please ee Dlck Ushers Club 1 4 Tumbllng 4 Hockey 4 Folk Danclng Yearlxook 4 JUNE IREIYE DA cosTA lans for a duetutuan hm! good books and anyfhrng Y Q D tnme smllrng brown eyes color guard gal Crrmson Qunll 4 Color Guard 3 Bowllng Basketball 4 French Club 3 Tennrs 2 3 Baseball 2 Yearbook 4 D brlrll ROBERT S CONNORS Craxes a car that runs three cheers for Notre Dame plres to be an ac ountant always a tune and a smlle vt, th Bob Student Councnl J Safe Drnxlnq R hr Cel Qul L JEAN DEICKERT Bent on nursuno Aw yer h rs mustifhe' enjoys mg and sleepmg satusfac g sewmg no duets for v 3 4 Basket a gj B ball 3 4 Arche crnook 4 N t a l BOWILIL Tennis l fs Ewety 4 3 4 Safe Drrvrng NY:-arboo 4 x. .1 ' r --I ,as U A - O K xl KA ' . .tg x LL El.. . ,, ,,. 4A ol, 5 A , gR:d ng C, 3, All- I ' 1' A 4? 27 G. . , lr ' J . , I ll' P l xf lj l ' K' t J X hs -J I I 45' R, fl - , f ,fo A Af . 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ROBERT DONALD DE YOUNG Followxng Johnny CON s footsteps Aw c m on per petual gran partlal to tmy gurls ,Ivey lntterhuq an and esttul Bob Dramatlcs Club 3 Glee Club 3 STEPHEN DOBZENSKI Fuve toot eleven wnth blue eyes wlshlng for a mllllon dol ars radlo englneermq ln the future skatlng and football for Steve Boys Glee Club 3 4 Oratorncal Contest 3 National Honor So l y 3 JOHN F DUNN Bram buster neatly dressed H WILSON EAVES mechanlcal enjlneer mate rla cheers for Joan Edwards 5llY bln' fun qg'l4'35hPc0Pl9 collects stamps e Wll0 llke hm' Dug C1555 Qcero Jack quick wut would llvc wathout Track 3 4 Boys Glee uh J Safe Drxvfng 4 National Hon or Soclety 3 4 Class Vlce Pres xdent 3 Student Council l 2 work that halrcut on Wmll' flnl' JOAN ELLEN DONOHUE Short blonde and lolly wlshlng for a hellcopter rude to alntornua Holy cow gum and running baretooted rate with ed a mlnton 4 Bowllnq l Yearbook 4 Art Club 4 Drama EILEEN RUTH EDWARDS A model maybe thnnks the only hockey team lS the New ngers enloys bowl In Jeepers quiet una mln wonder ward rob eye catching E Bas et 3 wk EARL LELAN D DOW O you clevll' expert dlver and swlmmer headed tor college an asset to any spo t handsome happy go lucky Boydle Swl I Varsrty Club 3 4 Vlce President JOAN ELBOW Honor student lakes clams and plcnucs muneraloqy flend sanlnng and ocean breezes Oh crumb' the all round gurl mson Crier 3 4 Lulvr r Council Hoc Democratlc Dlscussrons 3 4 Na tlonal Honor Socrety 3 4 Ora torlcal Contest 3 Student Coun 3 Class Tre1surer r matucs Club 4 Yearbook 4 K! M 3311113011 ' Ml!! , . Q , l I f A ff Y, V. ly, XA , j ,Aff If .. - , f' l I ff l 1 ,M x ll H l vf W Y .', i , , l I, ffl Qi' TICS Club 'li B6Sketball l. Football 45 Basketball 45 Base! ball ,l, 3, 45 mm ng l, 45 4. ' ' xqk cr -V '1 15 kt , 45 UN 7 . I S ' A I 1, N 2' ,J It Cl - YZ' H 'ALM 4 I ff NIA' HYIHIA ?.. ,' - l '4' ' Cri ' 2, , g ay li Q, 3, 4g key 2, 45 Q . ' ll 1 TN T - Q A l - A L M cal 5 . 37 Da. u 5 ' A 13 ROBERT H ERDMANN Lots of fun ln crowds rapld rrflcmad lg ralrty and vlgor lreath takmg or Sw 'PS vw th v m accomplrshed JERRY PATRICK ERWIN Raacr future navy man na s c er twluet erry e t D ers ' ll,urcs rm the Fearsone Frvc MARY BARBARA EVANS Plcasmg pcrsorrallty clear math mayor seeker f r souxemrs coxefs urs' x C r y harr e r s Exvl JANICE E FALINE lnfcrw trnq to teach English Ilkcs surf swlmmmg go lx bent on crrclm the lotc' Jan the Dcrscx fan r Democratlc Dlscusslons -1 Wcaroook 4 ' V I 0 I in I 1 ... Oh, an --'Oh - , Q - - 4 , I A I f Q , - ' - A r . 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Honor Soclety 4 MAGNUS FLAWS JR Hopes to become a ccrtlfrctl pub Inc accountant calous com collector happy rn study ha or ut Iufvnh Bmgs the vest says Mag Dcmocrutrc Drscusslons 4 Year hook 4 Nafronal Honor Soclcty HY GEORGE R GARRISON Dark curry harr dusk col lcctor learning to fly Color guards skirts are oo long wrll be A draftsman Meatball Camera Club 4 JAMES 0 GERMINASI Tempcramental about comrng to school drslrkcs passwc toot ball fans wrll fry has luck at comrncrcral arf smooth dancer our rm I7 fkx DORIS VIVIAN GMCOMARO LEA ALICE GLENNY :TBGEN ramS?C?,aI:,.T1hgTeg?ii Detests F. L H Sfs wee-ones , . . Dlnnmg hc, hopes on bemg 3 of the untellrgensla . . . grateful , , stewardess . . , all for a good of Good mU5'C 4 - 'OVC5 IO tlme Der time a car , , . wlll answer To ' ' ' ' 'Blonrluef Baseball l, 2, 3 4, Basketball 3 4 Tennlsi Crier ',1 3,-1, Hockey 4, Mofern Danung 2 Knzttlng Clue -1, Yearrgeok -4 FHERESA ANNE GORDON All Glrl Cl'lc'r 2, 3, 4, Safe Driv- .ng -lg Bowirng lg Yearbook 4. EJ Alf' I MARIE LOUISE GOBLE Classy clarrnctlst , , . ca'1't stanrl open cabrnet floors . . . looks forward to attendlng Western Llmon School . . . a perpetual twrnlde an the eyes of Tlny , Band l, 1, 3, -l, Chonr l, 2, 3, Modern Dancrng 3, 3 '. raw. MARGARET GOLDMAN Srqlrvs when blue convertibles lureeze by . . . exotlc shade of rerl hair , , , would lrke to work ln a green buslness olflce . , . charmeng Marge , Tennrs 4, Safe Drlvlng 4. ,ff ,f f , I X f ,I I . WIN T N RD N Speaks SDEirTlSV'1 fluently . , . dns- S O Go O 7G'..'3Z0f iw Sf'3 ' U' 'WC meg? A '1 'nam rect' all 'r,ll3wr-r , , . ,Z . 4 lovely 'cc s , a rvusrca 4 V ,. , rl T k , r.c,:c . . parfral tc tne eassrcs , LCC,:,,,Y, ,SM 'B C A Fearsorne Flxer . , . lnkes gurls, Al ALAN GMNZ .,,', 'T,:, ' ,A ,Www ' sntsht .x nl , 'f 'l at C C ,-rm . an , , , known as ,ggi If ,JSVHTQICI Swyzamcg Eabarl Ranger rooter . , . eves on firafvfngfs Cut- E, Derncg - ,,.,,,, .,,,,,,-,.,,,,r., A I what new wioleate , , . lfl:-ntltretl lw red at: .scussons 4, -' fresfien .. H - : 4. 5 H - 1. 7, 5, hs p ' 'H 4 r VTWS I YIUQ eyes , . . -1 R ,flng 2, Modern Danclng E, ,,,,,':,.af xg ' Mmm L' J' Im lx U 'On general urrmlules! , . . -1 Hockey 45 French Clan 5, ' Crrrnsorw Crrcr T Student Coun- 'xlwrli 'mer 'Al . flee : I S ': ' ' lla I Il 1, , , 7LE qw- ' A - CMWIEUVT O WUI 3 4 --.-,,mm'nq Team 3 4' Drwrndtlcs .vr er -, J Yearrroek N, Natrona' , I ' 1 1 Him? SGUCW 4' A : ul' Al Track 3, Foollfall 4, Jr-mofratre Dlscusslons -lg Crlm- NUH CUCY 4, Sports Editor 4. ,S I I rl Lrlllllollll c' RALPH E GRUENBERG Tilenterl xlolunlst hopes to 1 aqrrculturu' vest ar mms Alplno x rslons ut Interest no shu lclcrs aph str atl n ohotogra ooeas t Herr Gruen rv n ntoqr mlm utlonal Honor FAITH HARRIS Glenn Mvller manuac works wth a smlle makes friends eusrly aluhors tulup Mondays e type you rl uke know Tumbling I Badminton l Dra matucs Club l 3 4 Hoc ey asketlnall 2 Democratlc Duscussrons 3 4 Crimson Qull 4 Yearbook 4 W KATHRYN GRIEVES r squ re lan cznnt manner wistful out Greenvmr ' Lake e I I rn L Kathy vwuklnt, lmportant s 4 lf-locket N WALTER R GROSSI Known for hrs ved waxes wne ot our out the wundow day lrearners would rather talk oott all than turkey thats Walt NANCY JANE HAAS Pepox rulehrltu e short lr y Io w ll b-.come a phxslotheraolst crxnges at L s qht sw pla O gethu 6.1 :turn Nanc sk t eo. Clut B et all s A s 'hurLa1ers 4 Captaln Hoc e 4 Bowllng A A Ku ln Cu -1 l Nearbook -I Yeamook 4 P 55x I X5 uv x1 f ' 1 LILLIAN DOROTHY HASBROUCK Hysterncs ln study adores floating opals llyely conyer satnons sonqblrd Golly Gee' e I e o e e phone operator for Dottle A Gvrl Chonr I 3 4 Arc e y Hocke 4 Base all 3 S ccer 7 3 flllll IJIIJI r of ac-U RALPH L HARTMAN Everybody s truenrl loves lobster able Student Asso clataon leader has a ear of drnvrng nn Paterson gust call h m Pudgc Swlmmlnq 3 Student Councul 4 Presndent 4 Track 3 4 Foot Gi MARY CATHERINE HAUSER Secretary re luxe qum for ever dark nall polush Vaugh Monroe s musmc and foot Ja croouet long tel ephone conyersatlons for Mack Safe Dmmg -4 Bowllng 4 I9 1 - if . VA fl ,IJ yl f .yy fl ff' I . lr. I, l ' I 1 xr! I , Lf . I H ' 'x ll l - I Q 2 1 I 1 all eks,lA---4 I ' slwsalljvlx va- CCN. 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' ' - I , 2, , 5 k 3. 2 ' ' ' , P' 4: B Z Q. la , L, ly , I3 , 4, V I I v I 1 I f Y fj J LORETTA MARY HIGHLAND Smooth mnclno un' roller skat mq larqhlng Woe eyes Oh that horn of Harry James lvkes 'Ill sports straxght wangs or- Honey A Glrl Chorr J 4 Secretary 4 Lrbrary Councul 3 4 Bowllng 4 So'toaII -l Yearbook 4 f ' , 19410 r J ll ' WMV1 ow!! ,' 'I yl, 1, l V fl VERONICA J HOCHKEPPEL The qal lnehlm' the lrbrary desk can wear any color rg brown eyes sure shot or' the court ani the clrarvond lbrary Council l 4 key Baseball 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Yearbook 4 Natxonal Hon or Socrety 4 JEAN DOROTHY HYDE J NORMAND HYMAN lre in r' secret 'am l on In lern Nlcwv Yorker vw its t le rn O O N hommoom rlye smooth anclrfg 'mln ' rece s at orr games flat le how the weatrc TC ,N ug there Cisket all an-atlc Clw I . fy VI... 9 ' ' - V ..AY ll, ' L ,2, 3, jl-loc- ' I ' N y H- H , ll ' Q, , I ff L If 5 All- ' Ch' 3j Sf 'L ' ' t - I 7 ' ' ' ' I - Sf ' , 4g C .V . 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T A . .ik ETHEL CATHERINE HULME Sweaters and skurts enloys danclng wlll be an effuclent secretary Ilkes football games moyues and :ce cream Glrl olr a e Drlyxng Club 4 Hiking Club 4 LILLIAN E HULME Prnt sized yarlety swimming hot cloqs a malcl of s x teen summers homeroom a fayorlte with Lallen ae Drlylnq 4 Basketball Bowllng 4 Yearbook 4 WC' JOANNE LOUISE HYSKELL Stralght from Maryland to us p me fuccrl canteen on S1t ay nr, le t o s the sccretarlnl l Cr mson Qu ll 4 Dramatlcs Club Conocr ul ncrsonalltv cl mg to get out ol hugh sc wool s La Pt chccrlni at the Fumes rrnaglne Visual Al Is without Mnlt Vlsuwl AlLlS 4 Boys Club 3 4 Dramatlcs Club 4 Wrestling 3 W yff -PQ! 7 DOLORES E JOHNSON Chestnut c es xacatows ln sake' fun un a crowd some-bodys secretary some day talkatlye gal our ee Basketball Bovsllng 4 RICHARD ADAM KIRKHAM Heavens grft to the track team Engl sh rs Greek to hlm freckles and a natural wave rol ed up sleeves qulck to smile Duck TCKZ34 TED JUBE :hw guy l l shl frsh rn water trlendly gran 1 late gate actwe balls red Bubbles Swrmmrng l Foot Xarslty E3 se all -I QW LEON ALFRED KLEIN Football squad well remem bered as Domano Jones accomplrshed accordxomst tlve o-:lock shadow good mnxer a quarter of the Farr Lawn Four ee Football 2 3 4 Student Coun 2 3 4 Varslty Club Pla JERRY KALL l 'oor m n swrmrnlng e san' a sho k n Q r ce hockey L w Arc llrta le urc ln lc the party Vo eyball l 4 Manager l 'Sim WILLIAM E KNOTT Ambltlon to be a teacher dandy dryer Interested In photography and character roles swlmmrng and readang please I rary Council l 2 Pho 0 graphy 4 Swrmmrng l Varsrty 2 3 4 Dramatlcs Club x If PATRICIA ANN KERWIN n C s cwt sm Chee Ld lor thes a lracuets o so l b wl g r or a Churlea lu -I Basket Sato Drlwlng -l Hockey Rrdrng 4 Bowllng -l Tennl JOSEPH CHARLES KOCH Blonde and lofty happiest w en clutchrng a parr of kr poles a strckler tor steaks baseball means Brooklyn easy golng Joe f ll II 21 :HID brlrl! .fl ' r . 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I 721314: ' cil , , Ig ' I' Y 3a 3, 4. ra , , , 1 M l wtf CAROL HELENE KRANKE or dark eye 'ar mg took S tm sto our nalrstlc am ltloos does real ost ce to oerslmtm groovy qrades the bus est gal we know Stofleot Councl 4 Democratlc Dlscossloos 4 Dramatvcs Club 4 Basketball 4 Yearbook Editor 4 Natnorwal Honor Soclety 4 JOHN JAY LAGROSA JR SALLY ANN LA HIFF On wnth the hnkung boots fares well nn football Cagaa' To bg happy thg V951 of her MARTL 6 YOU f0V yellow am' e those lo no sweaters D3YhY for Q'l'S Who fl-'fl aflel e cells nn all spor s Llyelv aol Iovey en Cars Lou happy go lucky Sal good tume wonderful ward Oman J 4 Baske b H GW' Cho! 7 B k tb H rooe aooreclator of art V 55 0 5 tw l f f ll Voueyban 4 R! V 5 3 4 Base a time sa? un wa answer 4 Kmttr K-Club 4 President 4 Hockey 3 Howlms 2 Kflltfms Club 4 ff! 'rx 4 Bowling l GEORGE H LEWIS For re a my maternal subtle sense o' l-urre sports loner wrth the emohasns on swrmmmg and sknmg wunces at work Vol -eyball MARCIA LIGHT Photodraohy tan Oh' to JOAN S LITTLE the WSVZIZVS 3 Ootgue for Please dont c ll me J L MARGARET G LOEFFLER ' V Q MOU roast Leef and Yorkshlre oud mfm l SDQCU' dass 'S omg lnlonrle and lluc eyed Snarklloq blue Uv wldc ll 05 flUflQ-V009 Sold on Scwmg and Skaymg range ot lnterests centered 5 lung and dancmg attrac C frlerg 4 tml dl-'E' V Llbrary Courlcvl l tue and amlaole a haooy I Cross V A C 'ec ln l Basketball l Rel Cross 0 for all from Mar R 1 2 V 3 Record Club 4 Yearbook lflflfl Timo B k tl lll 3 4 H k 2 4 Safe Druvmg 4 Archery 4 sg lqqjh OC cy lr our A Ycafbook 4 C or Guard 3 4 Studen Councrl seball 3 4 mg 3 4 Bow: Q 3 National Honor Society 4 .,rllIll.:.lll . ' ' ' Y 0 1 J X I ,W , M, 5, . ,f l ., , , 'rdf J' 'l f . . , ., ' I 1 ,fu 1,1 1 O , - tical 1 - F L H. rm . . .i - ,. I l1f ... -- RN . 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' Q 4 HC 90' 1,3, 3, 4j..' z is 2, 2' ' ' Q, .w. , , g I , Q ' All- 1, 2, GA. . 3, 4 4, ol , 5 t 2'Ba 2, , ,Rm , g ln 2, g ' U zz 1 I' Q3 I ' I DONALD LUCAS Fond of huknng and eatlng everyones frlend Take army lute for Luke ack l 4 Vars Club 4 PAUL FREDERICK MARKERT Varsrty man future ln the busmess world red halr green eyes freckles e mechantcal type favors hunting too sunk that ball Hook ' Basketball l 2 Varsity Club4 lf WILLIAM L LYLE Raxes about rwrllo oLogra s collector ot rc-cor 'Q llbge Thls rfsrk Qts Foot' ull 4 n l 3 Ba ket all 4 Svwmmlng 4 Year Look 4 DORIS JEAN McCULLOUGH Roger fond of chocolate cake and swnmmrng collects mnnerals pleased wlth plards good natured Dor sketball l 2 4 Ba eball l Glrl hour 4 Hocke Color Guard 4 Record Club 4 r lrrt IIIIII IJJIIII 7 BEATRICE L MACAGNONE sues to be 1 trcss deslqn own eyes urtl 1 to sm s N1 1 bananas pacg ffm M Gr lr ln L D mn PATRICIA ANNE McCURDY Dnsllkes half baked llberals Delah vcrsatlle and lntcl llgent wrll study polatlcal sclence debates de balt for Anne A Glrl Chour l Crrmson Crrer Dr tucs Club l 4 Dcmocratrc Dlscusstons 3 4 Crlmson Qu ll 4 Modern Danc Ing 3 Rldrng Z Hockey 4 Hon or Soclety 3 4 Yearbook 4 JEAN ANN MacRAE Qulet blue eyed marvels at maroon convertlbles enloys swlmrnvnq and rec skitnnq dotes on chocolate puddnng takes dctatlon well S e D x ng 4 Basketball 2 4 Bowlrng 4 Rrdtng 4 Tennrs 4 JOANNE DREW McMULLEN Knows her knlttlng s a yen to be an arrlrne hostess crazy about Stan Kenton and sports laughung Mac Glrl C our Basketball 4 Rldrn 3 Buscb 3 4 Knlttlng Cub Hockey 4 Dramatlcs Club 4 Bowltng l Yearbook 4 23 I J , - ' T' I, Ly 2,4 V . 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ANDY J McNAIR Spontaneous combustuon ln hu man form a natural actor enloys huntlng con ssders people who call hlm n drew fanr game blonde Andy Volleyball 3 4 Wrestllng 3 Dramatucs Cub l 4 Vlsu A523 BRUCE HAINES MERRITT Claims he dnslnkes moyles expresslve ln speech class tall and slum nnerman wlll It be the restaurant bust ness or polltlcs9 '11 JOAN ELAINE MEISSNER Hopes to attend Kathernne Gnbbs School pretty eyes bright smnle perfect puanlst horseback rldmng and melodram atlc movies rate wnth Mace mg l 2 3 Crlmson Cruer Basketball Clothlng Club 4 Dramatlcs Club 4 Yearbook 4 Mskvln Jos-:N r MILLER ny Wpll groomed and soclable always sometlwlg to say , ,I p st aragrea bu ble smo h the dance flo r mplfpf Mery Swuhmung l 2 4 'fennls 3 4 Dramatxcs 4 Crumson Crler 4 Varsxty Club 4 MARIE ANNE MEISSNER You dont know small and dark eyed prefers suits and movue magazunes danc :ng and spaghettl frantlc Frankne an owlzng l lng 4 Dravlng 4 VIRGINIA EILEEN MORAN A future buyer dark pretty well dressed klttens and sport clothes collects rec ords a frenzy over Fran IS be rlbboned Vlrgle Gtr our 2 Basket n r r uncll 2 Presrdent 4 Crxmson Crier 2 Record Club 4 Red Cross 2 3 Yearbook 4 THOMAS WILLIAM MEOLA Callfornua here he comes' up on all the baseball facts flyrng and plneapple cheese are really tops wnth Tommy 5+ sf J GEORGE MORRIS A sclentrst s mund englneer :ng ln years to come French fries and a la opy spare tlme for football clean cut we lnked Morne otball 2 3 4 Volleyb ll 4 Student Council 2 4 Cl Treasurer 4 vw in ' f,', 1 1 ff 4 I ll' A ' 4,, ' V I HAi I 'V . 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' 1, g I' Q l, Fo , ,3, 5 all 25 ' 45 as 5 ' g 5 Safe f 5 J , . 4' , , , I' ' I I r r N 25 FLORENCE MARGARET PROBERT ert llttle blue eyed llon e abhors sham lntel ects plans to become a bhotoqrapher s model l-larry amos for danclng smlllng o Bowllng l Basketball 3 4 Base J R n 3 4 Knlttl Club 4 Yearbook 4 GRACE MARY RICKER Abhors homework adores c'anc lng happlest on weekends at Stony Polnt ambltlon sec retarlal anythlng chocolate tor ay Bowllng 4 Safe Drlylng 4 Year book 4 Ns ROBERT PROBERT Hoplng to become a rnecharucal englneer shuclcters at the slght of shoes mlnus soles relrshes Splke Jones records skllng for Pro F otball 3 Track 3 4 Varsl y Club 4 Volleyball 4 ANN BOGUE REILLY Prose bro ln the Whos Who of the lntelllgencc rcgls er partlclpatlon plus dramatlcs and Eddy Duchln sarcastic humor for Really Na lonal Honor SOCIQty 3 4 Dramatrcs Club l 4 Cr son Qu ll 3 4 Crlmson Crier 3 Editor 4 Band 2 Orchestra 4 Democratlc Dlscusslon 3 Bowllng l Modern Danclnq Hockey 2 3 Student Councll Vlce President 3 Yearbook4 C' PAUL RAFFIANI A stlll zndeflnlte future WALTER RAHUBA swlmmlng golfing dancing Splke Jones fan low sprrltcd UQ dafk CY95 V10 3DDl'CC'3 when broke architectural tlorw fOf SDWBCH SVWBDDY ambltlons great on the grlcl comebacks from Raft ,ron H Mme fo 5 W, O eyball 1 W S1 In guy well liked Walt 3 Boys Glee Cub ancms Oman 2 3 4 Volle ball 3 Club 4 4 Boys once can vafsrly lyflff fy! LORRAINE M ROBERTSON Our snappy drum mayorctte admlrer of F D Rooscyclt and wants to teach danclng pert popular R1dlngl Basketl:aIl3 4 Malor es l -4 Safe Drlyln ub3 FRANCIS J ROGALSKI Arms to be an aeronautlcal en grneer always In brown abomlnates books haoplcst when sleeplng devoted t sweets Frank qulet' reserved Boys Glce ub 3 4 e Drlvlng 4 .1111 ll 1. 1 E ' I Q I fy lu P , ' , ' - X 2 cj , . ball ',44g' ldl Q , gy i ng O , ' I 5 7 A E. ' -mo' r ff Sa f A ' y ll I , 2,I 3, l' Q - - A I I Fo - 7 - ' ' : ' V I I K' ' ,vfyl Af J' I C' . 4. I ' U V, ' A fi .,f I ,fy ' , l , y ' lu Jw' yy J' J , A, S ,CL 'ff IJ ff X' R ' ff J - l ,f ' '- lf 1 AH efle A , S, , V lf' ' I A . I .. , 'Aj J I Q -' x V' ' I HG 'ffl ' t . . . , . - - - ' J A -A I , fl ff ' ' Mr, . f f . 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Ya got rocks nn ya head? dcsplses fnsh and concerted people anythlng llght blue for ee seball l rr C our Safe Drlynng 4 JANET EADIE SCHADE Down the fleld at the head of the band w lose pulot a plane k l one purl two ta Iorei clothes or an Grl Cholr Baseball 4 anager 4 Rldrng or Guard l 3 4 Cap l Hockey 4 Basketball l Dramatncs Club 4 Bowllng SHIRLEY G SCHWARTZ The gal wnth the true lue eyes one of our snappy Color Guards a mad knntter e Blonde Blat krncg ur Hockey 4 Manager 4 All Glrl our l Base a Basketball l 4 Co or Guart 4 Knrttxng Club 4 Dra matucs Club 4 27 to 1 ' Aft -1 A N . C ' 7 Je J . L1 W, Av f .SL ' Q 1' ,N V, 1. x Y-1' L, 5 ' ' fd , ' .U X 5 - DJ K . R Q ff. . . t .... ouil to V ' X ,, ' ,, . . -l I 1 H U' t r ' ff A Alle. 'rig , , r . ,, ' . T . M 2 1, 2' 4' , , ' ' ' ' If Col , 2, , , ta'n - ' ' 45 ' , 2, 3, Tennis II 2, 3' 4, All-Girl Choir ETB?-D Club 2, Boys'3GlSe Club 45 Knnttung Club-47 G.vA.A. 3g jg 2, 3 Q oss f f S Q I ' I 2' j fe- ny 5 ea - 3, - y 1 A' la to 4 . 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M ' A W Ch ,':f bll '1, zf 3g A 3' -I , I , v If H ' . - V f Ba QAII-G I lt 2, 45 , . 4' J A A H we B . , X f E f C ' , 2, 4g ll-G rl Alljl I V 42 h ' g 5 ear- - I r 1 r r N U GRANT JAMES SCOTT A swung tlen has hrs eye on the care of a mechanlcal englneer The Whlstler loyes ch olate :ce cream and good nbtu ehl people Scotty F otball I 4 Dramatlcs Cub 4 Tenrus 3 4 Basketa 4 Danclng Club 4 !u' 'I-Q' HERBERT A STOUT Frshlng and lnuntlng sees a future ln englneerlng good mos C go d food tendency towaro b own tal blonde Herbe o, ee C 3 4 Crlms l -l rrencn Club 3 Nat n al Honor Soclety 4 STANLEY L SIKORSKI BARBARA JANE SMITH Happy ln the out of doors a future Forest Ranger gags Ort glddy femlnlnlty O bands send Turd Pretty llght brown halr applauds Jlmmy Durante amoltlon to be a secretary pet food beets good luck Barb owllng l Rldlng 4 Knltln Club 4 DORIS R STURM All of flye feet two lnches loves f n and danclng ,fgn for fellow and blue Llftle and llkablt? TOOTIES tenes to e a prlvate secretary 5 mean Sax WOUIU lllse D01 to out aw alarm clocks an ardent football tan Basket: all 2 3 4 Student Coun mars Cm Cm, cll 4 Knlttlng Club 4 Red Cross l Archery 4 Horneroom Trea CVOSS l 'V Cl'l0ll' surer 3 Bow ng 3 Ycafbook 4 3 Band 2 3 Modern Danclng2 MAUREEN URBAN FLORENCE A STERN Dark and dcllcatc Ilkes XBVlCf Cugat w rklng t war 'S a succcsstul college cireer :ng strings ot a vlo an rnterestlng novel well remember Flo Crlrnson Ql Il 4 Crlmson Crlcr Dramatlcs C ub 1 Orcbes ra -l Yearlook DENNIS WALTER VANDE VELDE S ndy lnalr easy smlle dctests wlntcr months an cues football shy wlth gurls conservatlve well dressed good luck to Den W .JIIIIIIJJI .J m l V f 1,1 n,. ' 1 1 s . l' X I , A l T ' jjhf 111 , I ' ', ' : .. . ' ' ' . . , Q o- C ' I K I H H . , . . , LJ Y if K 24 I , J b Il ' , . . sung a Iln f ' B ' Q ' g 't g . . . N . . . ll , 3, 4, Rurtlng 2, All Glrl Cbolr 3, -4g l 'I - t 2, 3, g 1 -l. ,n.. , Z . V ...in- B la Gl :ball , , on ..- MK l - A - a Qull I' 5 yo. .J X - i H ' 'Nfl ,l , 5 , Red QAII-GI ' 2, ' , - ze I I' ' rl ' T :I Il DOROTHY E VAN DUREN L13 t rrght an' cheer u krllmg the keyl oarrl for a hobby l-larry 'amos tan ootes on cryrnq rea rn an ur key Dot Red Cross Sae Drwrng 4 Yearbook 4 ALICE W VAN HOUTEN Heaven rs frcncn es steak sent 'my Cros y or Vaughn Monroe s s on her larn fr rn roorng at games ease no F ec Safe Drw ng 4 HOCKEY 4 Bas :ull 4 Basebal 4 Natro Honor Socrcty 4 LORRAINE E WADASE w w ex 1 t w tn w se ,uys a okes Naturally on lng fo a no se ess aarrwcock srets ou Mo e Danone Cr rnson l Q Dramatucs Club 4 Bowl rng J 4 Yearbook 4 BENNETT IRVING WEIL Brarns plus lprawn popular with everyone all sports and good trnes Ben our footlnll captaln and class presnclent Varsrty Cluh 2 3 4 Vlce Pres 1 ent 3 B s G ee C u Football l 4 Capta n Baseball I Track 2 k ball l Class Presnclent' Vo e a 3 Natlonal Honor Society 3 4 MARIE LOUISE WENDEL HELMUTH ZEISS e pple of ccry Q s e Devlhshl Byways on fhe go cheers tor Chirlre Barnett 5 fmwc Chen-,,Sf abhors rlsrnq ind retlrmg ph1I1tel1c nnsplmtlons DICNY fast on the fclj fy ,Cer pmmg go B up fncnds yell for Zerss by helrcopter Sober, 3 at 11431112 0 3VafS' ph2,E2?lSgihy2CUD I ,ESCH Club 2 3 4 Student Councll 2 Sale Driving 4 French Club 3 Yearbook 4 .U bllrl Q7 HERBERT WARDLE Always lendmq a helplng hand yearns for success rn any wr unq to retire at Q known as Herb Dramatlcs Club 4 GERALD J ZISA With a future 1n the aur wavy crop of hanr plans for attentjrng Casey Jones School of Aeronautrcs Hippy lancllngs Goop Volleyball 3 4 Photography UD 4 rac are Squad 3 4 Yearbook 4 r - I 5'Cv.r' P8 ', lvro 1 ,CS , . . - - r -,, Mmutc - - tr 11 1 :FCS rib, F nc tlclrt ll V H H .. eh 1: 4, f l . . , tr1 am: ' . . , CCVVW 1 I - - - ' ' I' ' ' ' ' 1 ' N , , .1 -rs . . . 1 Q f 1 1 A I , -AQCYCOVB VX I -1-:Nfl 'r ,, lf Q, d 1 - I O - I . - - , 1 , 1 s. , , , , , H., ' P1 r r kes vAl , QU nf' J' I - EQ f I 1, Q ' j - I I - I ket . ,' l g nal gg ' . 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I 'V ' ' -, - - ' 1' ' ' ' C11 , TIk'4g F Drill , - - Ba 2, ,4, Footb 1 1, 2, , I , , , . 5 3, 4, V lleyoall 2, 7 ty , , , ' - Ba , 4: Rd' Q 2, 32 f 1 F ' 'cl , oy' 1 1 b 3, - 1 1 , 2, 3, , 1 4, - , 2, 35 5 Bas- ct , Hg 3, 4, ll yb ll g f ' I I' I' I 29 JUNE CAROL ZUNDEL WALTER L ZWEIG Mol c master slrkcs smog rw st cot rw L c uv- oeowc eager to sung chmrsr man fo rm 'rd bmi groa rrystcr ce so la o w cc wat rw la crkra T rw vw- c n Pho we wah COC C 4 Track c Hockey X, gy ar Archery Safe Dr yung 4 Bas kctoarr LEO N DES LAURIERS Always fokmg CHS football my s orf hcaycn r we Mrs: Klmmwmi s fermutc laugh wzfh Purwky oofiall 4 Varsn Cluz 4 N07 PIUTURED JEAN HANHAM Vyclccme' many rwknts slmfrnq and wourci moyrcx for Spiro Mme sncmiori Ba by doll that 5 srwaky Ife V8 I Tcrrr EDWIN TURTPN Durk 1 idoyr r h up and commq commorrni irflsf tvfwms on Qpaqhrttx SporTs um! pretty womon broqhicn his I e dodge the Dodgers Turf 30 33111153011 Y i .4 .5 Q. r , L . dr .f Mat ad a xi fuhr ma- I: , , Q. , , 4 ra r sr.1cr vw, a C L U o . , . ln- . . 4 Y: if ami fr.: eff th -J . e g . . . . o o , . . a'Ho.,.r cf'c'r OP' T a' o o y . fo' a ralooy' . , . ' 'J' ' 1 5 'J R WWQ Z Fcmtxa' I, 3, , Z, 4, Bi Bai :ml ' 2, , ' 2, 'QU 3 , Q, -4, ,. V ru? - : , - . , , cxc rrw f , . , cya! of . . .nk 'IQ f - 1 ,' D '5 1 ' . 1 f 1 . , . . , Yabl :mi 'H Imrlt , , , .,.x . . . . ' , 4 . ' t , 1 F . ' , . . a fun In do for H , , K . . . F 1 I, 2, 3, Q ty ' ' k . fl CZASS' ADVISERS' Qx he a a Cha ff X -Q M ss Ed th Ande son Mr Ha old Hoch M Tho as C1 lo 1 no M 5 R th Engeike W e nou. express our thanks smcere To thoswwho ve led us through thy year Mr.S rmnDnce -an 2' V SQ f xx ' x R X i a r A r r. m 1rm.g pu I1 Il D B B il Y 31 CZASS OFFICERS EN WEIL as veteran president .. . class meetings third period .. . mad scramble for the band room or the gym . . . Easy with the bank, George? . . . committees and more committees . . . Bob Nagle pinch-hitting for Ben . . . Christmas formal and swirling dresses . . , yearbook problems ironed out . . . Capable leadership . , . mad dashings of notes by Alan - What was that motion again? . . . Who wants to be in the clean-up department? . . . al- ways worries over the financial system . . . fond memories. f v .ng I 1 I t' S . ' 1 Q lil. V , - x ,Tj - A SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS urerg Bob Nagle, Vice-President Bennett Weil, Presidentg Alan Gray Secretary. 32 31111118011 Left to right: George Morris, Treas- .-I 1f 'Nu--s?w ,.,-wiif,,.-f A ll S .R A W. WM5s4fd TlibWy on dvxagfvfk Wiwnr They've'Q1' Q 'fd ' t il' .like tfgieesttg the ,NNW g. , -. : :, vp .f', wig, sw K A FlVE busy staffs . . . interviewing seniors on the run , , . the click, click of the type- writers . . , cover lines and designs . . . solicit- ing patron support . . . lay-out labors . . . a theme in poetry , , . old features plus new. . . staff and editorial meetings . . . hurried pho- tography schedules . . . Smilel' ',., deadline dilemmas . , . identifying people in pictures . , . lots of work but enjoyment, too . . A at last, the finished product? HUD BBHY Here l8 the best of a noteu brthy fat, Thg tlwy-Jlaaan lerwetlte' they wrfl ne er be forgof BEST DANCERS LORRAINE ROBERTSON JIMMY uERMlNASI 'if ' ?' v DESPAIR OF THE FACULTY MARIE BELL BOB ERDMANN MOST STUDIOUS JOAN ELBOVV JOHN DUNN 1 I L WHO MOST ORIGINAL SHEILA BOYER BOB ERDMANN MOST BASHFUL ALICE VAN HOUTEN RALPH GRUENBERG sv! MOST MUSICAL CLASS CLOWNS BEST DRESSED BARBARA EVANS MARIE BELL MARILYN LANOOLPHI RALPH GRUENBERG ANDY MCNAIR EARL DOW , H M I, pu mi . I A . ' , YJQTLJ' '1 g ' . It 4 1 :,. ' f i J We X tikfrvfu h ,j , ' . . ,- ,K , 1... A 'll 1 'fv ..',Nv.- , . I 1 1 ,ff BEST LOOKING MOST ATHLETIC PRIDE OF THE FACULTY LORRAINE ROBERTSON ALICE BACKMAN ANN REILLY HELMUTH ZEISS BOB NAGLE JOHN DUNN N NICEST SMILE BIGGEST POLITICIANS JUNE ZUNDEL ANNE MCCURDY JACK BERTOLINO RALPH HARTMAN MOST POPULAR CLASS MOANER BEST MIXERS FLORENCE PROBERT GEORGE LEWIS LORRAINE ROBERTSON BENNETT WEIL LEON KLEIN H1455 WI .an-s-r'fY ,nl -af C' Nl In hopes that hell use them m. years yet tp emi' --L :af E the Senaor Class of l9-47 beang of sound mand havang spent four years an our favor ate anstatutaon and feelang that the end as near do hereby make known thas our last wall and testament Alace Arnold leaves her extra sax anches to George Rose Alace Backman walls her naturally noasy entrance to Janet Erdmann Oscar Balle takes has car wath ham Helen Bell walls her aatterbug steps to Joan Cornelaus Marae Bell bequeaths her unaque antacs to Maralyn De Keazel Betty Bembradge leaves her brask effacency to Ro s Capa wanna Donald Bender bequeaths has extensave verbosaty to Mara lyn Enternann Jack Bertolano walls has elegant color combanataons to Mr Hallman Carol Baggerman bequeaths her amaabalaty to Robert Cad mus Baology homeroom leaves everythang that crawls Henry Bosehans leaves has tennas rackets to Ted Levane Robert Bosland bequeaths has blond waves to Carolyn Parker Germaane Boutan walls her escapasm from work to Carlo Conte Sheala Boyer leaves her dramatac dashangs to Kenneth Emont Seymour Breyer begueaths has mathematacal equataons to anybody who can handle them, Ruth Brockmeaer walls her hefty heave to Loas Ressetar, Robert Brown leaves has posataon an the Fearsome Fave to Ball Weamer, Rachard Browse leaves what he can't carry wath ham, Terry Bruno bequeaths her true blue eyes to Marge Barr, Janet Brussel leaves her A an Englash to Leonard Adam kovach, May Bryson leaves her pep to John Tura, The dore Buyer walls has good nature to Jean Faber Mary Carchao leaves her artastac abalaty to Ed McComsey Florence Carragan leaves her studaousness to Ralph Zweag Robert Cartwraght bequeaths has superlatave shyness to Mat Baanes Chemastry homeroom leaves the gas chamber for next year Jeanne Coleman leaves her subtle remarks that pack a wallop to Joan Huffman Ealeen Colvan leaves her bashfulness to Joyce Orr Rachard Conklan leaves has frugalaty to the S A Fund Mary Cox bequeaths her classy haar styles to Tom Acker June DaCosta leaves her flag to Helen Studt to carry Helen De Boer walls her artastac arguments to Jack Kua en Jean Deakert walls her pans and needles to Fred Backell Leo Des Lauraers bequeaths has thorough knowledge of chemastry to Fred Russell Bob De Young walls has dancang feet to Marge Whate Stephen Dobzenska bequeaths has vast vocabulary to Mr Fernsler who gave at to ham an the farst place Joan Donohue leaves her aolly nature to Dack Spattel Boydae Dow becaueaths has fleetness of foot to Stevae Stevenson, John Dunn walls has scholastac abalaty to the faculty to davade up among the most needy students, Wall Eaves leaves has crew cut to Bob Cooper, Ealeen Edwards begueaths her fashaonable wardrobe to Lorraane Dean, Joan Elbow has already left her braads, Robert Erdmann walls has seat an the offace to Chrag Han sen, Jer.y Erwan as only too glad to leave, as N 331111301 J, Q, ... 1 ..., ,.,, , ..s , I ,v,,. , J :I Q , 1 -'g N .1 5- g. - U ..,..:,:,1,A.s-31. ,. ,, Q- -.1.111. .4 1 at ' an fl 5 , ' ' ,' ' f. 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Q I 1 Barbara Evans wills her trumpet to Andy della Sala, Janice Faline wills her co-operativeness to Patty Wilson, Antoinette Ferriola leaves her talkativeness to Jean Ken- dall, Magnus Flaws gives his freckles to Don Speer, George Garrison bequeaths his aeronautical ambitions to Benny Miller who is already up in the air, Jim Germinasi leaves his loud shirts to Kenneth Emont, Doris Giacomaro leaves her tardiness to Skip Fay, Leah Glenny wills her love of seventh graders to next year's senior class, who will need it, Marie Goble leaves the lipstick, which she doesn't wear when practicing the clarinet, to Gretchen Zink to write about, Margaret Goldman bequeaths her auburn locks to Mr. Bauer, Tedie Gordon leaves her well-modulated voice to Roberta Schaffer, Winnie Gordon wills the library permits he never got to Manfred Schoen, Alan Gray leaves his artful handwriting to Mr. Dance, Alan Grenz leaves his red shirt and sweater to Doug Smith, Kathy Grieves wills her powerful voice to Dave Mayer, Walter Grossi willingly leaves Miss Mills' history class, Ralph Gruenberg leaves his knowledge of German to Egon Zeiss, Nancy Haas bequeaths the cheerleaders to Bob Curley, Faith Harris wills her lovely-sounding name to Violet Gyurkovics, Ralph Hartman bequeaths his popular wit to Nancy Evans, Dorothy Hasbrouck leaves her jewelry to Gladys Klemm, Mary Hauser leaves her complaints to Mr. Franks and the faculty, Loretta Highland bequeaths her hobby for writing letters to Gretchen Zink, Vera Hochkeppel leaves the -o-n-i-c of her name, Veronica, Lillian Hulme wills her taciturn nature to Helen Studt, Ethel Hulme wills her long walk to school to Betty Stark, Jean Hyde leaves her treasurer's receipt book to anyone who can straighten it out, Norman Hyman wills his love of New York to Miss Kliemand, Joanne Hyskell wills her ability to read shorthand to Evelyn Kancylarz, Milton lzenberg gives his motion picture projector prob- lems back to Mr. Leach, Dolores Johnson leaves her salesbook to Doris Berkowitz, Ted Jube bequeaths his cheery attitude toward women to Bob Fisher, Jerry Kall leaves Mr. Hoch with a shattered set of nerves, Pat Kerwin leaves her confetti sweater to Betty Leitch, Dick Kirkham confers his running broad-jump record on the track team, Leon Klein wills his naturally quick wit to Bob Burr, William Knott leaves his alertness in class to Frank Mar- tin, Joseph Koch wills his uninterested concern toward every- thing to Russell De Young, Carol Kranke bequeaths the trouble of yearbook dead- lines to next year's editor with sympathy, Jack Lagrosa wills his alarm clock to Benny Miller, Sally Ann La Hiff leaves her knitting book, which she really doesn't need, to Mrs. Engleken, Marilyn Landolfi wills her beautiful wardrobe to Betty Ann Martone, George Lewis leaves his moaning to Lorraine Fitzsim- mons, Marcia Light leaves her willingness to argue to Barbara Nelson, Joan Little wills a senior's fate lShakespearel to her sister, Lorraine, Marge Loeffler bequeaths her pleasing personality to Audrey Bender, Donald Lucas leaves his varsity sweater to Roy De Petro, Bill Lyle leaves his record albums to Ed McComsey, Doris McCollough wills her Oldsmobile to Don Speer, Anne McCurdy leaves her democratic discussions to the Club, Joanne McMullen leaves her merry giggles to Lavonne Fox, Andy McNair wills his dungarees to Joey Brewer, Beatrice Macagnone leaves her sense of humor to Bobby Fraizer, Paul Markert leaves has car to anyone who cares to rade Joan Meassner leaves her farst peraod offace work to Audrey Teatelbaum Marae Meassn r walls her naturally curly haar to Joan Haynes Thomas Meola bequeaths has bag blue grey eyes to Jam Croucher Bruce Merratt le ves has aquatac agalaty to Dack Yake Mervyn Maller leaves the hope that F L H S wall soon have reflectors on the bleachers Varganaa Moran walls the pronunciation of methodacally to next year s senaors to fagure out George Morras leaves has car to next year s bonfare on Thanksgavang Eve Georgana Murray leaves her unusual sagnature to any blank checks found lyang around Robert Nagle leaves Mr Bennett somethang to brag about Robert Nuttall walls has scant stature to Jerry Van Splan er Ruth Pommer leaves her attendance record to Charlotte Chrastana Onos gathers her 24 freckles and walls them to Audrey Keal Arlane Passaone leaves her brother George to Mr Falap pone s study hall Dack Paulhus walls the cast from has broken arm to Hawthorne Hagh Carol Pfeafer bequeaths her lakable dasposataon to Dodae Jack Plummer leaves has drumstacks to John Garvae Florence Probert bequeaths her naturally blonde haar to Caro yn Howell Bob Probert leaves has wolfrsh actaons to Donald Weaner Paul Raffaana walls has greenhouse to anyone who lakes to throw stones Walt Rahuba leaves has bone shatterang tackles to Ed lTovarachl Senkevach Arr Really bequeaths her omnapotence to her saster Myrtle Grace Racker walls her quaetness to Joan Vandervlaet Lorraane Robertson bequeaths the band to Mr T Frank Rogalska walls has slow smale to Mary Redlang Claare Rowe leaves a merry smale for the darkest days Jack Rowe leaves wath has saster Donald Sartor leaves has homework for someone to do for ham Janet Schade leaves her sword to Macbeth Dorothy Schoeller walls to the offace the many excuses she neglected to brang for absences Beatrace Schroeder walls her sewang abalaty to Flossy Bulas Leona Schulman leaves the commercaal department to Mr Davaes Sharley Schwartz bequeaths her peroxacle bottle to Lor raane Dean to re use Grant Scott leaves all the thangs he never returned Stan Srkorsky walls has pleasang voace to Jammy O Hea Barbara Smath bequeaths her unquenchable gaggle to Marae Hartzel Florence Stern takes her vaolan along wath her Herbert Stout walls has dagnafaed manner to Peter Waller Doras Sturm leaves to take a aob to prove her commer ca abalaty acquired an F L H S Ed Turton leaves has unorthodox gray sweater to varsaty Maureen Urban bequeaths her clear complexaon to Joan Vellekamp Dennas Vande Velde walls has serenaty to Renee Morras Dot Van Duren bequeaths her offace dutaes to Mass Adraance Alace Van Houten leaves her unassumang manner to Jeanette Hedman Lorraane Wadase leaves her aatterbuggang partner Herbert Wardle leaves to contanue has executave posataon an a bank Benny Weal walls hrs hot dogs to Johnny and Hanges Marae Wendel leaves her velvet haarbands to Nancy Cassel Helmuth Zeass leaves has dull razor blades to Mechanacal Drawang Gerald Zasa becaueaths has flyang anhabataons to future scaentasts who work on helacopters June Zundel leaves her sweet smale to Margaret Merwan Walt Zweag walls has lazy strade to Bruce Waller We leave to the forthcomang Senaors the good tames, lattle worraes and antacapataon of future lafe that go toward makang a senaor year complete N in at, - I I . , , I I I 1 , - . . . .. 1 . 2 . . .. . 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' gy , , 5 The 360103 fhe plays, tie dhneea, too, P memories of good tunes we Im asia!! 3- fs- SEPTEMBER 7 The beginning of the end for the Seniors' First confusion of Friday morning activities Mr Fernsler sacrifices his mustache for Mr Supposititious First whirl of the year at the Sophomore Dance Glaring lights for our football debut with Englewood OCTOBER Dancing and refreshments at the Eighth Grade party Seventh graders leave briefcases home for a change to enyoy their party surers make their first mad dash for copies long last those beautiful Senior rings Three new cheerleaders chosen in a rip roaring assembly Freshmen turn out for nighttime frolic 30 Seniors primp for the photographer NOVEMBER Food and music send the Sophs Being all good citizens we take the day off to vote Ah yes' Those little things called report cards Cider and doughnuts plus Swami McNair for the Seniors A legal holiday Juniors and Seniors hopefully discuss post graduation plans with interesting speakers at Parent Night. -Student Council representatives enjoy learn- ing of new activities at conference. -Color thrills and mysterious buzzes at the Westinghouse assembly presentation. -Roaring bonfire S.A. Sports Dance and high hopes for Fair Lawn s victory on Turkey Day. --Fair Lawnites cheer loud and long at the best game of the season-with Ridgewood! Maybe next year .... DECEMBER -Every student bares his arm to the lady with the funny looking band-aid. -Rrrrrr-i-ppp.. - Are you positive I m positive? -Football players forget their diets and go town on turkey at the banquet. ---Active students receive applause and awards for work well done. -Cheerful atmosphere at the ceremonious Li- brary Tea. -Basketball season opens as we bow to Ridge- wood. -Pageant of carols in the morning and snow in the afternoon as the holidays begin. JANUARY 8-We start the new year right with perfect ll!??l report cards. Student Council meeting comes to order public' B A A and G A A collaborate on gala sports dance FEBRUARY 6 O A present day Demosthenes is chosen at the local American Legion Oratorical Contest Lincoln frees the slaves in Fair Lawn High for a day Impressive induction ceremony for National Honor Society 20 Zl Muscle bound boys give out with dra matic downbeat Minority problems are presented as maior issue by the Democratic Discussions Club Time our for snowball fights and breakfast in bed for a week MARCH 6 APRIL Report cards again There must be some way to pass this course Winter sportsmen take the spotlight for pre sentation of desired awards At last a Junior party' Record Club sets first record in radio assembly Breath taking dare devil stunts at Boys Gym Exhibition Fair Lawn s miniature circus Glee Club voices blend in Easter Parade -Girls gym classes seize opportunity to show up the fellows. -l8---Musical talent presented in Spring Festval. ----Our Spring vacation is sprung. -- Rooting against Ramsey at baseball opener. MAY --- What a colorful report card this time! Swing and sway the Freshman way. - My candidate and yours- , . . S, A. leader- ship changes. --Music and Physical Education Program-My JUNE what talentl Dreamy strains and soft 'ights on the big night of the year-the Junior-Senior Prom. -f-Seniors cram and trust to the law of averages. -Plenty of laughs and memories of the Year at the Seniors last fling. --Solemnity the order of the day at Baccelaure- ae. ---Impressive caps and gowns . , . pomp and Circumstanceu . . . slow, sure steps toward the future. l2---Underclassmen struggle with pencils and exam sheetsl I8--A big step for the eighth graders as they make the grade. lFreshman, that isll I9---Last day-make way for vacation! .L5!?g:Q wr -'TA S- ax -buff 4 3 1 -,. A ' -in i tit' i A - C. 3l-- . . . . . , l iz- ' ' ' ' 1 U 2 i I V - I - lnitial issue of the CRIMSON CRlER-trea- I ' . I . A Zlif A I . . -At , ' ' ' ll f ' ' 4 1 . , - , 22-W A . Y, I I - !'l - L ' f' 'f Q 7? . 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I - ' 5 V 5 , , , , - 3777i . - ii In , ii ' l7 I9 ' 22 I ii if I 9 I6 ii ii 22 , in 29 i to 4 6 ' I 8 l IO STUDENT COUNCII STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row Ray Fox Roger Gordon Frank Carlton Jay Hollander Donald Vellekamp Donald Bell John Schiller John Schmunk Second Row Bull Hahn Mlss Booth Norman Really Jeanette Hedman Ralph Hartman Elaine Thomas Muss Klnemand Mr Hallman John Lucy Thnrd Row Joan Acker Joan Vandervluet Helen Studt Joan Vellekarnp Carol Kranke Dons Sturm Duanne Glamo Joan Hickey Doris Vanderbeck Audrey Teltelbaum Back Row Charlue Motta Rudolph Schatz Jlm Croucher Jack Bertolnno Bull Kulpers George Morrls Leon Klein John Black Anthony Grasso President RALPH HARTMAN LECTIONS held ln peppy assembly Installation of new officers trlp to New Brunswuck for a conventlon demonstratron assembly for stu dents vrsltors at meetings One person at a tnme ' capable repre sentatlves campaign for clean up week Library closed for meeting dlscusslon of every problem new Ideas and suggestions revenue re ports S A dance and rally M Frank s O K everyone with has slde of the problem faculty gundance apprecnated homeroom reports on Fnday morning Meetlng adgourned 46 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 5 1 1 , 1 1' 1 1 1 1 A , , . 2 I I I 1 I 1 1 I . . . ,, . - ' u - - 11 r I Il ll ' ' - - 11 - - 11 ... ff A . PRX . .s R1 .K,g-1, K X . 1 WV: 5 N. 3 'Qj .f r 1 . 4. ,ga E J' 4. PL, S. 5. ,I . a.X'.. H i I On court, and diamond, track and field, Our boys' great worth has beenrcvealed. The girls showed skill of every sort In many an intramural sport. FOOTBALL TEAM-1946 Front Row: Don Riemersma, Joe Brewer, Helmuth Zeiss, Bill Weimer, Lenny De Young, Roy De Petro, Ed Senkevich, Bennett Weil, Benton Miller, Jack Bertolino, Ted Jube, Don Speer, Bob Nagle, George Morris, Gerald Van Splinter. Second Row: Grant Scott, Leo Des Lauriers, Walt Rahuba, Fred Esser, John La Grossa, Bill Lyle, Bob Brown, Bob Ehrentraut, Egon Zeiss, Bob Cooper, Charles Motta, George Lefeler, Jim Stevenson, Leon Klein, Al Hochkeppel, Earl Dow. Third Row: Joe Desbiens, Alan Grenz, Ralph Hartman, Dick Yake, Bob Harding, Bruce Waller, Tommy Brown, Bob Scarr, Ed McComsey, Russ De Young, Roger Hitchcock, Billy Rapp, Bob Kenny, Eugene Beaumont, Fred Russell, Don Schaaf, Dick Paulhus. Fourth Row: Fred Weiss, .lack Schrnunk, John Lucey, Phillip Katz, Donald Bender, Rae Conte, Fred Russo, John Turi, Ted Stagg, George Bogden, Bob Maddox, Peter Andrews, Fritz Veile. I Back Row: Mr. Vanderrnark, Dr. Gurney, Mr. Bennett. captain, BENNETT WEIL F0 0 A l Z Coach, MR. FRANCIS BENNETT Assistant, MR. PAUL VANDERMARK NOTHER year of outstanding achievement Fair Lawn ...... ...... O Englewood ...... in football sharing the honors with Fair Law,-, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 3 2 Hawthorne H Bogota for first place in the League . . . four Fan Lawn hlhnul I9 Bergermeld players on the Bergen-Passaic lnterscholastic Fair Lawn 7 passak: Vaney League All-Star Team whiz-kid back- , field composed of Weil, Zeiss, and Nagle . . . Fan' Lawn 4 t ' 3 9 Ramsey Bertolino and Rahuba on the line . .. excite- Fair Lawn 7 POmP'f0 l I-al49S ment of the Lyndhurst game . , . best played Fail' l-EWU --------- ------ 5 BOQOTB .--------.-.--- game with Ridgewood on Turkey Day Fair Lawn ......... ...... 2 O Lyndhurst ver-r-ry close! Fair Lawn ......... 3 Ridgewood VARSITY BASKETBALL-I 946- I 947 Seated: Roy De Petro, Bob Nagle, Bill Knapsack, Tom Acker, Henry Boschans, Sidney Fay, Jim Stevenson. Standing: Matthew Baines, Jerry Van Splinter, Coach Vanderrnark, George Rose, Bob Harding. BASKETBAH Captain BILL KNAPSACK Coach, MR. VANDERMARK LWAYS hoping for a championship season . . . Mr. Vandermark showing the how of it again this year. . .tryouts for the new hopefuls. . . practices beginning in December . . . line-up picked by the middle ot the month . . . both students and coach with faith in the ability ofthe team . . , improving on last year's records. JAY-VEE BASKETBALL-I 946- I 947 Seated: Phil Katz, Bob Cooper, Joe Fox, George Lefelar, Bob Fraser, Dick Kerr, Jack Pollitt. Standing: John Redling, Irin Paris, Coach Vandermark, John Lucey, Bob Grillo. A , if R BASEBAII BASEBALL-1946 Front Row: Henry Zenoch, Tom Acker, George Mitchell, Butch Kraus, Helmuth Zeiss, Jay Stephenson, Roger Hague, Ed Ulinsky, Ed Turton, Ed Krieger. Second Row: Joe Brewer, Egon Zeiss, Bob Fisher, Jim O'l-lea, Earl Dow, Bob Nagel, Ellsworth Hall, Bob Harding, Andy Ryan. Back Row: Bill Kehler, Fred Nuss, Anthony Grasso, Fred Esser, George Lefelar, Mr. Sasso. EW coach - new team . . . Dow on short . . . Lyndhurst, Ridgewood, Pompton Lakes, and Bogota games . . . excited crowd in the hot sun . . . Acker in there pitching. . . 'kill the umpire . . . cheers for Captain Nagle . . . Zeiss for spectacular plays . . . ever-active scoreboard . . . Mr. Sasso on the bench . . . two out of nine lettermen remaining for this season of good sportsmanship. SO TRACK 3 5 ' 4 3 I TRACK i946 Kneeling Deck Klrkham Pete Andrews Henry de Bruin Joe Squnlla Don Lucas Blll Hochkeppel Ralph Hartman Alan Grenz Boo Connors Bob Meyers Bob Probert Frank Florenza Standnng Mr Dance Bull Kuxpers Bob Burr Norman Mohl John Dunn Gerry Van Splrnter Benton Muller Don Spe r George Morris Harold Foster Wall Hunt Frank Cornoe ED FACED boys track In the shade of the old Alma Mater expec tancy In the starting lane up Hasbrouck Heights Westwood and Lodu meets , , . out to win the B. P. I, L, meet. . . He'II take oft, if he goes much tasterl' '.., rating in the Penn Relays . . . two laps to go? . . . a fast sport for the spectators. Sl K 1 .Y v SWIMMING i a li ll T . . Q 1 . r SWIMMING Kneeling: Fritz Voile. Dick Benner, Frank Kardos, Dick Smith, Seated: Ted ,dsc Earl Dow, Benton Miler, Buice Mcrlwtt, David Cruicksnank, Bull Knott, SYandr ', Eilswortn Hall, BCD Kenny, Albert Jsnnson, Ja:k Flccke, Ronny Scnongar, Luis Lazio, Don Ma'sna,l,MrACarlcftfag'1o. INETEEN FORTY-SIX meets: won 2, lost 6, . . sixth place in state . , . tirst splash with the gong on January 6 . . . several regulars returning: Dow, Speer and Jube . . . new blood, too . , . Mr. Carlomagnds full schedule of meets , . . Ready, boys? Go? 52 TENNIS ,soc TENNIS Front Row: Richard Kerr, Mervin Miller, Christopher Hansen, William Thompson, Robert Frazer. Back Row: Grant Scott, Donald Empringham, Arthur Bradley, Richard Spittel, William Lyle, Theodore Stagg, Theodore Levine, Mi. Hankinson. ANKlNSON'S terrific twelve , , . practices on Radburn or high school courts . . . Eye on the balll' '...' 'Clear that netl' '... that loss at New- ark Academy . . . victories over Englewood and Hackensack . . . tussling with Teaneck . . . double defeat with Ridgewood . . . letter awards to Lyle, Miller, and Thompson . . . successful season for a sport new to the school in spring of '46 . . . looking ahead to a bang-up season this year. 53 GIRIS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Us if r Front Row: Teddy' Gordon, Carolyn Howell, Janet Erdman Kathryn l-lcllmg Jclnnc Coleman JC-'sn Kendall Olly Nagle Second Row: Nancy Haas, Betty Ann Martone Mis Daly Miss Nectf Marge Locttler M1 gc Barr Sack Row, Brenda Zink, Alice Beckman, Joan Acker, Nancy Dow Sally La Hiff Janet Cchale Joan Ducrr Betty Lou Newham Beverly Royle Florence Bull s President . . . . MARGE LEOFFLER Vice-President . , . BETTY MARTONE Secretary . . . . NANCY HAAS Treasurer ,...... . . MARGE BARR VERY girl a member . . . meeting held every two weeks . . . elections in June . .. a council of officers, sport managers, and class representatives planning girls' activities . . . arranging and supervising play-days held with various schools sponsored by Miss Neeft and Miss Daly. 'VM Front Row: Mary Cox, Arlene De Vuyst, Florence Carrigan, Marion Martone, Betty Stark, Etta Marino, Alice Van Houten, Doris Betty Jane Garrett, Teddy Gordon, Margaret Merwin, Janet Erdr-nan. Second Row: Terry Michalski, Jean Kendall, Carol Howell, Katherine Hellmiq, Margaret White, Dot Hasbrouck, Jean Deickert, Alice Barkrnan, Joanne McMullen, Carol Pfeiffer, A-tita Rosvanis, Ann M:Curdy, Betty Leitch, Ann Reilly. Back Row: Miss Nectf, Claire Row, Evelyn Karicylarz, Carolyn Parker, Mariorie Tower, Pat Wilson, Beverly Reyle, Rose Mary Bave- laar, Bonny Fitzgerald, Joan Elbow, Carol Biggerrnan, Alice Arnold, Sally La Hitt, Kathy Gric-vos, Eileen Colvin, Joyce Orr, Miss Daly. HOCKEY Manager, JANET ERDMANN Advisers, MISS NEEFF, MISS DALY 'I 'll EEP your sticks downf . .. Don't forget your shin guards. . . . plenty of action . . .ex- citing games after school as well as in gym ,.. practicing skills ... playing against Passaic Valley . . . keen competition , . . satisfaction when a goal is made. . .co-operation be- tween teams . . . playing on the new field . . . teammates cheering each other on . . . another enjoyable season at an end. Front Row: .loan Hickey, Kay Caltabiano, Carol Grenz, Joan Sturm, Eva Desio Doris Marschner, Ruth Hugcnschmidt, Joan Paxton, Florence Bullis, Hedwig Hug. Second Row: Marsha Nyquist, Liz Kilkenny, Joan Fisco, Florence Rogalski, Myra Ross, Joan Pascucci, Joyce Van Dien, Nancy Dow, Olly Nagle, Nancy Evans, Marilyn Brett. Back Row: Miss Neeff, Gail Hoadley, Ann Bell, Lorraine Smyth, Bever'y Shonka, Lorraine Little, Marie Meissner, Dolores Green- wood, Elaine Thomas, Joan Kennedy, Nancy Haft, Miss Daly. furious fun. GI RLS' SOFTBALL GIRLS' TENNIS Adviser, Miss Reno IGHT-FOOTED girls . . . backhand blunders Where'd that ball go? sunny afternoons tournament preparations warm-up volleys . . . close scores . . . fast and UMMER playday Aggie, the baseball magnate . . . intramurals and dusty after- noons the trip to Passaic Valley Schade's pitching, McMullen eternally on first wishful thinking about clear, cold water . . getting in trim for vacation time. GIRLS' SOFTBALL Left to Right: Carol Pfeifer, Nancy Haas, Vera Hochkeppel, Shirley Schwartz, Sally La Hiff, Joanne McMullen, Janet Schade, Marge Loeffler, Jean Deickert, Alice Backman. 56 . 1' x 1 t L, 4. 5 at ig 2 V -, 1 1 .- J 91 JJ- - ' 1' . J X Q ix G M5 'A JS U5 ,QQ -f . 3 Q .-,f st 9 , g. -f- M53 - ',2 50 xj v9 f fm-vw V 'w. .- --.nw X ' . V V , 1 ' 'REF-sf, ffm Is 5 A It . 1 4' ' ' ' f' 'F ' ' ' NT 'F' LM.. ' If A, 09, . 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Service... 596 and 1596 of juniors and seniors in the top third of their respective classes Did they call MY narne?' '.,. an awe-inspiring ceremony. , , those tiny pins commanding respect . . . working on a scrapbook for the school . . . yearly trip to New York . . . new recruits in the spring . . . our thanks to Miss Davis .. . membership the greatest of honors. W f 5' '-bf fo' N' 5' Q K Nl wi . i III.,- .- :aa ' Us if a Y x K , 54? T' N3 'G 'Q 4 Yl l p 51 f V 94 ll 5 !, ' I H . f 15 sz' J I ,V B '2 --'ffl A I J, 1 47' 'f ' l5...'ir 1:- O Ajgn . ll t18'lll! f Ihr S v I 4 v. , nt' gf' 'I ' . m., V 14291 ' Us .af-X Quik-I ,Q jail 6 ij CRIMSON QUILL Editor-in-Chief, KENNETH EMONT LASHY cover . . . the chance for would-be authors. . . annual publication . . . that ar- tistic touch . . . written by the students for the students . . . bouquets to Miss Hansell for her assistance . . . J. Rowe of the business end, H. De Boer for art and P, Wilson of the literary staff. . . meeting the deadline date. l? CRIMSON QUILL Front Row: Richard Ryan, Leonard Appel- baum, Robert Ventura, Bill Knapp. Second Row: Helen De Boer, Kenneth Emont, Miss Hansell, Martha Wilson, .lack Rowe, Third Row: Florence Stern, Norman Mohl, Joan Haynes, Herbert Stout, Myrtle Reilly, Fred Russell, Fourth Row: Joanne Hyskell, Beverly Reyle, Deborah Smith, Angelina Lombardi, Lois Froberger, Gladys Alemy, June Da Costa. Back Row: Myra Ross, Betsy Mcllvenny, Alberta De Virgilio, Marjorie Tower, Lor- raine Wadase, Kenny Werner, Lois Meire, Jay Hollander, Joyce' Moss, Patricia Zing- ger. CRIMSON CRIER HAT-'S a deadline? . . . reporters writing for the Fair Lawn-Radburn News . . . the quest for more material . , .the stage dress- ing room . . . they keep things going smoothly -Mrs. Church and Miss McLaughlin , . .never knowing when the next issue will appear . . . Especially For You' '... disappointment when there aren't any pictures more improve- ments every year . . . headaches of the editors . . . Did l say that?' '... the four most infor- mative pages inthe school. x - Q cmMsoN cmsn Editorial Staff - Seated: Sheila Boyer, Anne McCurdy, Ann - Reilly, .loan Elbow, Alan Grenz. Standing: Mrs. Church, Miss McLaughlin. LIBRARY COUNCIL Front Row: Rosemary Franey, Joan Tilclen, Vera Hochkeppel. Second Rows Lois Klein, Joyce Orr, Virginia Moran, Dolores Komaioski, Barbara Satten, Roberta Schaffer. Third Row: Lorraine Little, Katherine De Vuyst, Barbara Spcmer, Bernice Soil, Joyce Van Dion, Myrtle Reilly, Loretta Highland, Back Row: Joan Elbow, Lorraine Smyth, Joan Little, Marcia Light, Carol Biggerman, Barbara Nelson, Madeline Calvez, Ann Bell. LIBRARY COUNCIL 'VE looked all over and l just can't seem to find itl' '.., working in the only place where there's always peace and quiet . . . source material, magazines of every type, cur- rent books , . . efficient librarians. . . the gala Christmas tea . . . honor permits for honor stu- dents.. , interesting display table , , . the little nook where seniors gather visits by the staff to other libraries ... trip to New York . . . Library Closed because of meeting. ACTIVITY PLANNING COMMITTEE Seated: Nancy Dow, Tedic Gordon, Miss Booth, Alice Arnold, Nancy Cassel. Q ACTIVITY PLANNING COMMITTEE OMETHING new this year headed by Miss Booth . . , now you know who plans those wonderful extra-curricular activities . . . chess, knitting, bridge, collecting records, crafts . . , the stage dressing room as the nerve center for the whole program frenzied changes on Friday mornings . . . displays and club publicity. . .a hard job well done. eq ,-, ,gailh ft , k,l In K Standing: Ed Kricsrner, Dick Spittel. DRAMATICS CLUB Adviser, MR. FERNSLER NTI-IUSIASTIC interested strug- gling to get a place and time for rehearsal . . working against odds . . . plenty of talent . . . top quality coaching from Mr. Fernsler . . . better breaks next year to a much desired and needed organization. DRAMATICS CLUB Front Row: J. Mc-issner, T.Spiers, A. Reilly, S. Boyer, Mr. Fernsler, A. Grenz, C. Kranke, R. Schaffer. Second Row: J. Van Dyke, D. Komoroski M. Izenberg, J. Van lc-rvliet, A. Rosso, B Knott, T. Gordon, J. Elbow. Third Row. M. Light, T. Levine, M. Carchro B. Nelson, J. Donohue, A. McCurdy, J Schroeder, R. Ryan. Fourth Row: A. Bell, B. De Chard D. Gia- cornaro, J. McMullen, S. Schwartz, J. Scnace H. Bell, B. Evans. Fifth Row. F. Rogalski, B. Fine, D. Has- brouck, M. Reilly, J. Suresky, J. Perkins L. Wa.Iase, J. Hyskell. Sixth Row: M, Nyquist, J. Hickey, B. Fitz- i i r gerald, M, Belay, J. Orr, B. Royle, A. Back- man, J. Erdman. Seventh Row: J. Moss, S. Stein, B. Shonka G. Hoadley, F. Harris. Eighth Row: E. Dahl, F. Stern, B. Aclelrnan B. Satten, M, Weisser, M. Brett, K. Emont A. McNair, N. Reilly. Back Row: D. Bender, M. Miller, H. Wardle, D. Dc Rooy. I I DEMOCRATIC DISCUSSIONS CLUB Adviser, MISS KLIEMAND GNTINUALLY fighting for a worthwhile cause . . . evening engagements with civic organizations. . . assistance from a spirited di- rector need for initiative interesting program presented in February , , . always probing for information fact, facts, and more facts! I DEMOCRATIC DISCUSSIONS CLUB Front Row: David De Rooy, Ted Levine, Ted Buyer. Second Row: Anne McCurdy, Tedie Gordon, Mass Kliemand, Sheila Boyer, Carol Kranke, Ann Reilly. Back Row: Greta Kimmel, Faith Harris, Steve Dobzenski, Magnus Flaws, Frank Karoos, Janice Faline, Joan Elbow. 66 ADVANCED CAMERA CLUB Front Row. Bill Knott, Barbara Nelson, Marie Wendcl, Back Row: Donald Bacnant, John Masker, Ted Levine, Frank Kardos, Mr, Hoch. ADVANCED CAMERA CLUB ARKROOM disappointments and joys . .. Don't leave the lights onl' '.., cleaning the trays before leaving . . . one thousand one, one thousand two . . . Stop crowding the Fer- reytype machine! . . . use ot darkroom during study . . . enlarging favorite negatives . . . Turn oft the washer! . . . enjoyable way of spending leisure time. ASSEMBLY PLANNING COMMITTEE SSEMBLIES galore . . . varied and interest- ing Easter singing those rafter- ringing pep rallies activity programs presenting awards . . . unpredictable campaign speeches . . , our Christmas program . , . our thanks to Mr. Tomlinson and his hardworking group. ASSEMBLY PLANNING A committee Q Seated: Mr. Leach, Miss Nceff, Mr. Tom- linson, Kathryn Grieves, Mr. Phillips. Standingg John Turf, Milton lzcnbcig. Q 'ilurqf' 'i o Pan GHG STAGE CREW Adviser MR PHILLIPS OLD that ladder Turn' the group of men that the assemblies cant do with ou arranging lights placing mikes erecting sets moving furniture ways eager to oblige USI-l ERS CLUB Adviser MlSS NEEFF LEASE fill in all the seats fluttering programs orderly solutions to prob lems in going and coming ... patience and persistence and courtesy in managing their public another smoothly running cog in the machinery of this school, JUNIOR POLlCE Captain, WlLLlAM GRUNSTRA Director, MR. FlLlPPONE EVENTH and eighth grades . . . helping in football games . . . Keep oft the grassl . . . going out in Fair Lawn police patrol cars . . . proud of their badges . . . unity, sincerity . . . formed to keep order in the bicycle rack , . . l-ley, you, pick up that bikel 68 I-IOMEROOM TREASURERS ET that money in! . . . hurried trips to the Ot- fice Practice Room , . . Oh, gollyl Twenty-seven cents too muchl . . . class ring compu- tations . . , Was that a stiff or a paper cover? , . . away- game tickets . . , that 3:25 trample for the Crimson Crier' ',.. lOO95 tor the Red Cross , . . a hand for those dex- terous dealers in decimals and dollars-our homeroom treas- urersl FiRE DRILL soufxo Adviser, MR, FILIPPONE LEAPING to the doors at the sound of the gong . . . in- specting halls and rooms to correct our errors of omission with windows and lights . . . serious about the importance of their work. . . SEMPER Fl- DELIS their proper motto! WINTER SPORTS CLUB TARTING as a hiking club . . . Hey, kids, it's snow- ing Y' '...' 'My skis are waxed! . . .sharp blades cutting the ice . . .crisp air and gay voices. .. President Al Sanborn . . . Miss Schroeder giving the advice. . . hiking postponed until spring . . , for all sports lovers and friends of the open road. 69 T? I 1 VF Q gap!-F I L 'L r- 8 6 -IF ,Q 'Q J., I -.J - ,,.. mi? -1-11, .- J Q .y. . ' 'u ' ., 8 Q x f v, A 1,1 I 1 ' lf QNX.. wx 72 . ..- 'ES 'A M ' 'X 2: --. Q -42: 5 ,L 5 :ffm ' f '., . 9 . 4 I' g ' I 9 If I I J . - ,- ' fl! ja' ' V ,N N P 4 I It 'by .,Ama' 'f '- ff , EY ,. ,L fw -ah N,.qw' in 'Ix- R ...,., r 5 f .v Q o -gi Jr 1 if Q ' R 334 -1 ag, kiwi' Q. 'N - . ,, X - ' fn- X-'K if , - -+ x igu f ,gb A sf 1' 55,5 - 455' If .J -Q 154145. sa -5 N 01, uv x iyrr I , . -L A Iva Ll r ru 'iv- ' wr x x,. xx' li RSJS I 'S Q A PA TRONS' We thank our pqgoru, one Who fast responded to our Mr and Mrs R bert Bell Helen Harr s Mr Mrs r and Mrs Walton Cartwrnght and anl and ani an Mrs Martnn Bertollno Mrs F Pre aet Mrs J K Grass Llttle Mrs CharlesW Arnold MrsJ elo an Mrs J F Pommer and Mrs D S Crulckshinm Alan Dreager Mr and Mrs MervynJ Muller Mr and Mrs P Bacnman Mr and Mrs Jerome L B Mrs Isabel M Gordon Mr and Mrs H Carr gan Mr and Mrs A Landoltn Fearsome Fave yer Mr and Mrs Magnus Flaws C H Patt Margery Crulckshanm Mr and Mrs Ra ph Hartman Mr J A Germtnasn Mrs J A Cermxnasu S F an Mrs C H McColloogh an Mrs me rge P1 mne and Mrs Jormn A M Qu: ton and Mrs E Remcry ana Mrs H l Ro n an Mrs C Kee st 2 s Fran es Ka and Mrs C Dlepeveen in l Mrs J De Flora and Mrs J E Dean and Mrs Rucharl B Evans and Mrs Stephen Doo en ra and Mr A Zundel Mass June Zundel and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs an'l Mrs Raxm WI l John ond P Fr g 'n E bow Haas Krunke F M r n McMul en and all cud a La Httf M r an Mrs and Mrs and Mrs an l Mrs an Mrs an Mrs in Mrs an Mrs an Mrs Ke lt, C rol E Pte: S E McComsey Holme Browse R Golclb att C oldgeH1 tn s V1nDeorne H chkeppel W Rell y RuthJ Brockmeuer A Helen Studt Mr and Mrs G Pa mer Z nk Joan Meussner Mr Mr and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs an Mrs an Mrs and Mrs an Mrs ar Mrs ar e Schwartz Schulman Van Houten Passar B Colvin N Des Lauruers G Hague Edward Eoutun W M Knott The Modernalres The Happy Heads Dr and Mrs Mrs Mae H Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs 6th Per Mec Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Rad r HugoC M Wendel Cox N rman Nagle R Gray H Lught h Draw Choral Socncty L Onos and Mrs John F Dunn M Berkowrtz ard Mrs Wulllam Grleves burn Rcwdres and Mrs Wulluam Rucker and Mrs D A MacRae and Nrs Robert Holme and Mrs Wnlllam A Johnson .MF 9 . l . o S l 1 . dl , H. F. Carr . , ' Mr. .G . Mr. r r ' Mr. .A. Mr. L . . I Mr. c .C. Mr. r . , . Mr. d. .N. . . l ,D Mr d. 'R :l ' .slg M . Q . f . Mr. L d 1 L. Q X Mr. d r . .L ' Mr, d . . A. C Mr. d l . . . l Mr d , . .S. l Mr. l . . . n g ' Jnl l 1 a . 'ter . l . . 1 , EL f ' Mr. .H. . .l 1 ' Mr, .F. c ' ' Mr. dr .H. . ' . . . f Mr, d. .L. . ' . . . ' ' Mr. .A. . . '. . - ' Mr. dr . ' Mr. d r . . .1 l Mr. .d r . ., . Mr. dr .C o .ss 1 . ' Mr. . . I .l c s . ' Mr . , 7 . . , . Mr. lf . . . ta . . Mr, dr . . ag rc . . O M: 3 ll . . , Mr, r . . 7 . . . ' M . . 1 . . ' , , . 1 Mr. Lf . . . . , , Mr. , . ' c . C H. R. l-l Mr. , 1 slr , . . . l Mr. s. . Mr, ' . . ' Mr. . ' Mr. l . I' . 'relish Mr. r . ' ' Mr. . I. a. Mr. .R G. Mr. . ' Mr. .E O. L M. . . , Mr, . .. 3 a Mr. ' t . Mr. Ll . F. C. l r r Mr. . , ' . 72 PROFESSIONAI Thus page IS donated by the followung professional lndrvnduals Doctors Dentists Lawyers etc: resndlng In the Borough of Fair Lawn I-IENRY DIEPI-IUIS MORRIS DOBRIN MAURICE D EMONT ALLAN YATES GURNEY LAWRENCE HARRIS M L LEVY A E LOEFFLER DR MORTON MEISELS 73 DR J LLOYD OLIVER DR MAURICE PINE MR SALVATOREJ RUGGIERO ARNOLD SCHLEIFER IRVING A SCI-IULTZ J R SCHWARTZ ROBERT POLLAK DR. . . MR, . MRI . I - DR. RUTH FOX DR. ERNEST SCERBO DR. DR. DR, DR. . DR. , . DR. . . DR. . . DR. 1. ... , M, gn. -, . ,. 6'-yd ,,-va, .. 65,53-'f,4yf,l?-I., 4gf,,.5..g5g?35::,4q:c. E. V, , if QA 'EPQ35nv6ivuA1w.Q-w ,. , V ws X' ' P - . - . - ,. . -N . , , .Mgr , , ,, ..:',.-Hy., fri. 32, .., v-1 A - K- . ,-Fw, , ' 1 ' . auf--. -Qygfxqn, , Q 4, , s'-,V -, , TFQQAX it ,mi X A H ..'..3.:l,NUI 'V is Q... , -A 4 Q ,.. -1.54, ,. .,,..',. 1 -.-1 4 .4 ,, Qs-..,.,,wHv A ' fir' 1 ' ' 71. 1 ' ,, ,,, N ,h yr' rw .. . .A , , v. . A ' 5'-'f'--fl-34-, 'zifsvifgs :, '-'11+:11slA,'of-wqnjg' kk : 7-. gf- Il ' K :grisl- ' ' .5 '.1h.2H-fMv1?-4!-,e!3- ' I-um . - ' -0+ -QQ.. .. 3, ' A , 5 ,,..,,,,x,,. - --I .LMA- COMPLIMENTS OF FRIEND 4 PHONE LA, EfEk E' 8' E213 Royal Scarlet Stores J, GRASSO, Prop. GROCERIES FRUITS VELJETABLES FROSTED FOODS CHOICE MEATS AND FISH BEER WINE LIQUORS 721 FAIR LAV N AVENUE FAIR LAVJN NEW JERSEY Res den e 14 I9 Eleventh Street LAmbert 55 0175 f' , A I . - ,. A , - A 1 i CI 1 iligfv'-A-A,'-Ai,'-'- ---A-A-ev-- A- TAf',- F anmng and Shaw ARCHITECTS CXJQI5 49 WARD STREET PATERSON N J BICYCLES SPORTING GOODS NOVELTI ES RECORDS -'-WILCAN-'- STATIONERY RADIOS GREETI NG CARDS TOYS ALL-1- fv , -til g 76 '.4,',-gif, if , if .1 .pvfv -1' - - A A ' T '-'-'- u L I . . ,fi - - v -f-5+ - -mmf - , - if CONGRATULATIONS TO TI-IE GRADUATING CLASS OF I947 Fair Lawn-Radburn Trust Company FAIR LAWN NEW JERSEY MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM 7 I -7, --v- ? 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' Secrefarual Tram -fl' 'ly mg of oufslancllng 4, celnber Day Young gracluales and college sfuclenfs Pleasanl surroundmgs Personal zzed msfruchon College faculty Plecamenl servace for grecluales Telephone for appomfmenf Sherwood 2 4242 SHERWOOD 175 Market 51 Paterson I N lAppro ed by Dept ol Publuc Instructlon lol tumnng of young women votounll v ii- I Y I C0m,uII'o0nYS Of I I Pncwe FAur Lawn 2 I Nu N J , - ll ll 6- F v I , . . ., x .,-A . .' 5: A C A I I F ' X I 1 - ff- ' - R-I . . - in O I 0 f O0 women, hugh school I3fZ5 l N. J. u, , 1 JI V . . Bul and Boxe h c lates 'J , , , A+---+7-A-'T-Q-4'-'-f'-'A-A,A-,'4Av--AYA---Q 78 l7'v--A,'1A--- gv'-T- Phone FAir Lawn 6-OOI2 HARRY WOMERSLEY FRANK HUBER Manager REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE BROADWAY and 26TH STREET FAIR LAWN N J Compliments of A N N ' S L U N C H I-4-O9 River Road Fair Lawn, N, J. 1932--Oldest Real Estate Firm in Fair Lawn--1947 ELMER H. HUBER Specialists in REAL ESTATE SALES - INSURANCE MORTGAGES Phone FAur Lawn 6 OI4I I2 39 River Road Fair Lawn N Phone FAnr Lawn 6 2989 ALEXANDER SUMMER COMPANY REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE Homes Farms Estates Mortgages ROUTE 4 AND PLAZA ROAD FAIR LAWN N .I Phone FArr Lawn 6 0877 THREFALLS BODY SHOP OVER 25 YEARS IN THE BUSINESS 33 Hartley Place Warren Point N Just Phone LAmbert 3 I22I MARFRED S Radlo Mamtenance Laboratories Serving Passaic and Bergen Counties PROMPT EFFICIENT SERVICE Near Maduson Avenue Paterson N ,gr .'L,lT.L v? - ' ' , .J. 1 2- ' , .J. 1 1 'I F 1 ' ' ' 460-462 Broadway ' , .J. 79 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS FROM Charles Pharmacy CHARLES SALAMENO O CcampIImentI, JI CENTRAL BERGEN SUPPLY CO. I-Iackenswck New Jersey IDIIOIILI LAmIJ:rI 3--IS-I7 S. J. SMITH FLOIQIST Say It With Flowers' 472 Bl'f'aCJW3y Pgfgrggn INI- PI1 ne SHerwood 2-32-I2 l2IM1In M G E RSO N JEWELER FIne WWTCIW Repmrmg treat Oppomte RIVOI Theater Paterson N J COUWDIITTIGVNIS of VICTORY DI N ER 95 Lmcoln Avenue Fanr Lawn N J Compllments, Of DE GISE FINISHING CO Patereon New Jersey Phone SI-Ierv-Wad 2-45:9 J T DOREMUS CO INC DAIRY SUPPLIES aI1cIFAlQM EQUIP AEM Punts Virnlslwci wnrl Bruklues Firmmg Implements Lawn Seed Gwrden 6 lb FaIr Sfre Pwfergon Ca I FAIr Lawn 6 IIS: GRAND FAIR LAWN CLEANERS EOR DE LIJXE DELIVEIW SERVICE Iver Q FaIr Lawn CHERRY S GIFT SHOPPE Florence C FIQIQ Pr p SHOWER AND WEDDINIQ GIFT ureetlnq Cir 5 Inrulge Hwrmlton Street Pater Cn N 41, E I L , J I nl n I H ' xp I 1 I ' f , E Tees ' I S -H ' ' I' E , . I I - I ef E , N, J I E - S' X . I I A , IQESGRI .Lad ' . ,fNI,J, Plwone Slalervwocl 2-2528 FAIr Lawn 6-C393-R I . I . 'A E S F s . .5 - ' 'Praia QQ ,V . E , , J Bebt Lf Luck Ervin DUTCH HEARTH ANTIQUES '..-T.. w, 37 r L wn, N, Compllmonts of BROCHU BROTHERS bErxVICE CEN I EF I2 Rnver Ro c E If Llwn N J DRAKE SCHOOL SECRETARIAL BOOKKEEPING STENOGRAPHIC Day and Evening Classes Now Forming SEND EOR CATALOG Approved fur Veiemn Tmunrng by the Stwre Bond of Pubiuc lmrructuon T neon no yi-Mrwocci 7 H30 T13 MARKET STREET PATEPSON N J Phone FA:rl1wn 6 2136 HY WAY DINER NEVER CLOJED 6 Broi iwav F1 r Luwn Pho e EAW Lwwn 6 T31 TINTLES ESSO SERVICE VERIFIED ESSO LuBRlc3ATloN Irr-cs Tulvei Baffery Service Ao1oAccu rms Brcedvmx 1ndHarfIcy PIHCC Wirrcn POINT N J Telephone FAN Lwwn 6 1171 J FRED SHORTMAN Amo Amo TRUCK EB E T 1 CHESTER STPEET FAIR LAWN N J T Rx wr R Ld Em a J x , . . ll! ' ai a' E , . , Z3-' fc L1 . ,N J, A REPAIRING V 1 I , , , N- , X Q-A--v-v-v-vAYA-A-L - A - A - - v - Y - v - Af. ,41- Who zs the owe with a mile? GIRL very much like you perhaps she lives on your block or went to your school She s friendly wants to get ahead and takes pride in a lob that counts in her community She dresses well too on a salary that is the highest in tele pleasant surroundings the feeling of working with young people like herself You will like it here too And your Vocational Guidance Di rector can tell you how easy it is to become a Voice with a Smile after you graduate Ask her today New Jersey Bell Telephone Company 1' .ix in ,agp-vpn 8 l C QQ ' ' X' ' 77 , I . ff 0 T. I . . . . . u I I . . . - phone history. Yes, she likes it here-the interesting work, the . I . . . . . . I . . . .- WAILT1? 112i -'7 v'i21't1? v1l1'i'v'llf T -3121? wal Compliments of Country Club Ice Cream QUALITY ICE CREAM KX, S l-l A W ' S New Jersey s Most Unusual Department DRUG STORE Drugs Prescrlptuons Fllms Developing Supplies Cosmetucs Magazmes Sporfmg Goods Umforms Sfatlormery Books Gufts Children s Wear Czgars Leather goods Ladues Sportswear CALL FA 6 I7 19 WE DELIVER 23 20 BROADWAY lROUTE 4l Next to Woolworrh S FAlR LAWN N J I . . . , 1 f 1 ' We Are Proud To Be The HOEEICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERH to THE I947 SENIOR CLASS OE Fair Lawn High School WE ARE PROUD OE THIS TITLE BECAUSE OE THE FINE WORK THAT IS BEING DONIE BY YOUR SCHOOL AND THE OPPOPTUNITY YOU HAVE GIVEN US TO BE AErILIATED WITH IT O Lorstan Studios, Inc Foremost Photographers nn the East 20 HAMILTON STREET PATERSON N J TQICpI'Ion0 AI mory -I QIOI -1 v ' 1 X L r' 1 O O 11 - 11 , . , w V X L Compl of Fair Lawn Finishing Company Q FAIR LAWN N J BEST WISHES THE GRADUATING CLASS COMPLI MENTS OF W RADBURN FROM Esso SERVICENTER FAIR LAWN DINER E GEORGEA SPORN P op FAH LAWN AVENUE d PLAZA ROAD RADBURN N J FAIR LAWN NEW JEPSEY OF TO 7 . ,r. Q i i,.. , X IIIIONE FAIR LAWN C-2466 John I. Horbatt REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE I-IOMES - FARMS - ESTATES - MORTGAGES I3 -47 RIVER ROAD FAIR LAWN N CONAPLIMENTS CENTRAL BARBER SHOP FAIR LAWN AVENUE FAII' LAWNJ NIEW JEVSEY KUIKEN BROS COMPANY LUMBER HARDWARE SI-IERWI N WILLIAMS PAINTS KEMTONE LUMINALL EAII LAWNI AVENIUE I 6th STREET f , . J, OE IX X I X I x Q . I am x Telephone EAW Lawn 6-CBI9 FAIR LAWN, NEW JERSEY Compliments of KIND'S DAIRY FAIR LAWN BORO GARAGE 'HOME CI-'IURNED BUTTERMILKH A SPECIALTY EVERYTHING FOR SAFE DRIVING Phone EAIr Lawn 6-O5-I6 I89 Swcidle Rwer Road Fair Lawn, N. J, River Road Fair Lawn, N, J. CQ,-pplymcnfg of Cornplxmcnh of FAIR LAWN LUNCHEONETTE RABWS CONFECNONERY 1 ID Fair Liwn Avenue II Fur Lawn Avenue Eur Lawn N Phone FAur Lwwn 6 2252 Rwlnm C1 Gold Prop ALS DELICATESSEN HYWAY THEATER I7 If Ruver Ro I Route 'I I-mr Lawn New Jersey Farr Lawn New Jersey Phone FAM Lawn 6 I6I6 Compliments of MAXWELL GOLDBURGH TOMMYS BARBER SHOP REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE Rwdburn PIaza Budding F r Lawn N J Farr Lawn Avenue Farr Lawn N J ll '48 -f - c s 64 4 . . , .J. ' I - I I , . I E- P ac K . I 4 an , , I ' ' , . . M, C Xnwplnmonts of ADOLPH'S VOGUE BEAUTY SALON Phone EAir Lawn 6-IO-I5 Iwn Avcnuf' Fawr Lawn, N. J, Y .III L. 'nu AH' avvw X- ', WESTSIDE CLEANERS ING in I EURRIERS CLEANIINC DYEING ALTER WC C1II ind DeIIver Iwvu Rc Q Fair Lwwn T H LJHIIIE 1ncISCrvlCC Pmnq FAH Lwvwn G 63 FAIR LAWN DAIRY FARMS PI EMIUVI PASTELJRIZED NAILK AND NAILK PPODUCTS :vcr WMI Farr Lwwn N5 oInGP ASIONS FLOWERS I-OR ALL OCC Ewan' Lawn 3 br 1cIw1x Route I 'Jn ne EAIr Lwwn 6 271-I ,P HARDWARE - 7-I I Farr Lawn Avenue Fair SIROTA'S HOME FURNISHINGS - GIFTS PAINTS V APPLIANCES Lawn, N. J, 1. nc' I-Icrwnofi 2- T -IQ KOSOVSKY Cr BRUSSEL WHOLESALE PRODUCE PAPER and PAPER BAGS 43-I Eabf Railway Avenue Paterson N J Comphmcnfs of F W WOOLWORTH CO I-IOUIC -I Fair Lawn FAur Lawn 6 I28O IDEAL FOOD MARKET PRIME MEATS nd GROCERIES BI RDSEYE FROSTED FOODS I3 Farr Lwwn Avenue Ealr La -1? ivy W Y? 9 7 I9 F Pwr F L C IC PI S I 39 I3-32 ' I aI . ,N. J. f3- - . 5. , K -fd K' Q K' fl ' A I X S-OI R ' P.. . ,N. J. X K N' J- ' Phone ' - li ' sg ' O , : E O XI, . Q:-OP V1 -', ' A , N. J. q C- 4 . ' n, N. J, C0mpIImQnIs of THE FAIR Sc AND IOC STORE Emr Lawn New Jcrsoy Pnvnc EAir Lawn 6-2822 SMITH HARDWARE HAI DWARE - SPORTING GOODS HOUSEHOLD APPLIAN ES - MODEL SUPPLIES TOYS xc R E1urL1wn N Phono EAW L.1wn:1-U2-I2 KIMBALL PRESS COMMERCIAL COLOR and PUBLICATION PRINTERS PAPHAEL STPEET FAIR LAWN NEW JERSEY CENTER COSMETIC SHOP WE FEATURE I-Iillmwrk C1rcIs Puerres Ice Cream C mix and Cugars Gcbelan Chocolates Patent Meducunes MELE Cr PERROTTA DELICATESSEN I-IOME MADE SALADS 45 Rwcr Road Eaur Lawn N J Phone EAIr Lawn 6 IQQO GRATZEL S BAKERY Formerly SCI-INELL S CENTER BAKERY I2 I-I RIVER ROAD FAH' LAWN NEW JERSEY vf . I Q 2 f- . X. X XV- I I-OC RI r Had 1 1 , .J. A f I - 1 I I3-3-I River Road Fair Lawn, N. J. . . Q X I IZ- S ' ' 90 DRINK Franklin Lakes Milk YOUR MILKMAN M BORDLJIN SHEI WOOD 2 I C: Our Hugh Scl'1oolM1Ikmarw M Bordum WISHES THE GRADLJATING CLASS GREAT SUCCESS CONAPLINAENTS DUTCH HOUSE SALLY and TOMMY LA HIEF 4.325 Glen Rock Lumber and Supply Co ,Inc TLXN N CLEN ROCK N OI-IN LJVN ER Ungers Hardware and Pamts HOUSE FURNISHINGS LROAD VAY ON ROLJTI I IXNER STI WARREN POINT N J Falr Lawn Tanlors, Cleaners Dyers J VOZA P RTN, R ROAD NET' I-IOPF' AN. ENL FATF LAN 'N Guft and Knddue Shop L IAOIJL N JERSEY o o , . 2 ' -Q 'J , . Plwno FAH Lawn C, SOOO Phone Plngr Ll C1-SOHO . . OF FAIQ f N' N. J 1 , , ,J, Pmcwc FA.-r LEAV1 L STTZ J . ' G ll n ' I-Iamc Elcftrlcnl ami Pluminng Supplwcs .QT ll E R - COU Qgfl lEET ' ' , , . I m 0 EA' LK. SQL Conwy ment: cf I E , 'cgi 'E-GQ E COR' X. 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