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

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1930 THE YJIONEER 1930 or zpbar -Zpbaiffzpiarrfizbairfeabai 'illiiilji 1430? func-Q 4.17 A Bit of N0-Sense THE CAST The vivacious step daughter The debonair hero The man about town The villainous desperado The cruel stepfather The vamp The comedian The favorite uncle The kind-hearted aunt The little sister The office boy The ingenue The Happer The Countess The gossipy neighbor The school marm The hard-working girl The maid Local color The prop Noise off stage The critic The audience lvliss VVarren lVIr. Strong llllr. Prall ilflr. YVhittemore lVIr. Stukey lhliss VValler Mfr. lVIiller Mr. Bridenburg Mrs. Quinn Miss Smith lVIr. Thompson lVIrs. Simmons Miss Vorees lwiss King lVIiss Rogers llrlrs. Strong lliiss lVIeeker Miss Anderson lVIrs. Oettel Dir. Spence llflrs. Foley Miss Brady llfir. Chase l .l ,.,,-f -Z-f-XX S ff e- -M -4--- ... Q 81

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Calendar September: . . ' 4-The long sentence begins-ten months at hard labor. V ' 5-The new music master says he wants sixty girls for a glee club and he gets plenty. fl-Ie must be good-looking., 10-More new schedules. Faculty, not students, worried. 16-The polish wears OH. We have real work now in classes. 30-Still another new schedule. VVe are rapidly approaching the eight hour limit f8:30-3:3OD. ' October : 7-One week enough of that new schedule! 14-Student government reorganized. 15-Knowledge of books increased by Senior talks. 23-Election of Commissioners held. 29-Assembly in agony Qof laughter?j as Sophs present Silas Marner. 31-Spooks and a larger variety of characters than there are in a frosh home room parade at the Hallowe'en party. Y November : 6-Blood-thirsty mice terrify the girls in a classroom. Many heart Hutters and gasps for breath experienced by lassies. 83