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

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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

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1930 THE TIONEER 1930 oizjuarlanaz QTJMPQLDA 13942 iiiafiihi Qfnai zinarfzab 7-Boys no longer decorate the hallg they're down in the oflice looking at the new secretary. 9- Sissy Richard says he collided with something, thus the black eye. Please go easy, girls. 11-At St. Cecilia football game Mr. Stukey sports a pair of plus fours. Re- served for high days and holidays. 12-More noise, a band is to be started. - 20-General confusion,-lockers are changed. i 21-Residents of Fort Lee aroused by din of paraders. It Pays to Advertise . billed for one-night stand. 22-It does pay to advertise! 27-Indians, Spaniards, Orientals, babies. No, it is not a street in Hollywood. It is Masquerade night. December: . 2-Mr. Whittemore has lost his moustache. What a sacrifice! 3-Tumbling Club tumbles in assembly. 4-The Hi-Y formed to put pep into school spirit. I 10-Curses! We must behave in assembly today. Northern New Jersey prin- cipals give us the once-over. ' 13-Friday the 13th. No casualties reported. 17-Miniature revolution at Pioneer meeting. A 20-The band makes a crashing debut. No vegetables served,-we were polite. 21-Good-bye until next year! QTO be shouted joyously.J January : 6-Mr. Spcnce's Christmas present went on a honeymoon with him. 7-Either there's a Santa Claus, or else the taxes were raised-mirrors in the washrooms. 10-Sophs still undecided whether a woman's place is in the home or not. Both debating teams think they won. 14-Even the Seniors now bank their pennies after' A little applesauce about a little dough by Mr. Gill. 18-Basketball game at Leonia. Sam leaves part of his' beauty as a keepsake. 22-Examsg-pardon us, we mean TESTS start. ' 28-Class spirit at the boiling point as Seniors debate Juniors on intra-mural vs. interscholastic athletics. February: , 3--Neat! Another new schedule. They change with the weather. 4-Condemned again! They should be banished. What are they? Yellow cards! . 6-Boys cook instead of sing. The independent males will bake their own apple pie. 84