Fort Lee High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Fort Lee, NJ)

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1 I ! F Class of 1931- - Here we are, a half-hundred or so of ambitious students that are known as the Third Year Class. This year we are the largest Junior Class that this high school has ever had. Representatives of the Junior Class are seen in and heard from Rooms 203, 206, and 208. lVIrs. Foley, Mrs. Quinn, and lVIr. Whittemore are the advisors who are troubled to keep us in order. This year we Juniors were well represented on the field of sports. On the gridiron the Juniors had ten members on the squad. On the diamond we were rep- resented by Hve of our fellow classmen, three of whom were regulars on the team and were awarded their letters. On the court five fFallatico, Moltke, McManus, Richard, and Chapulisj played for us on the Varsity. Also four of our girls won regular positions on the Girls' Varsity. In debating, the Junior Class team, consisting of Captain Dyer, Mildred Yach, Cornelius Brodersen, and Hector Zucchino met defeat at the handsiof our elders. However, the Seniors were not quite so fortunate in their basketball encounter with the Juniors. They were repulsed in their efforts by a score of 21-24. In the Dramatic Club's first presentation, It Pays to Advertise, a Junior, Dorothy Lakin, was a member of the cast. ln The Goose Hangs High, five Juniors were members of the cast: Edith Svanberg, Cornelius Brodersen, Gus Moltke, Evelyn Binder, and Brandon Blades. ' CORNELIUS BRODERSEN '31. 35

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