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

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THE PIONEER mg, MN THE TUMBLING CLUB HE Tumbling Club has finished its second yearlin great style. Starting as a minor organization, it has become an important factor in the social activities of the school. The purpose of the club is to give the boys who do not participate in athletics a chance to receive the physical education which is an essential factor in every boy's physical life. On March 21, the gymnasium classes gave a Variety Show. One of the leading groups participating was the Tumbling Club. The boys did stunts which astounded their own parents and friends. They did everything from a simple forward roll to a back flip. This show was a real coup de maitre for Coach Spence. The main participants in the Tumbling Club are the Junior High School students. They have shown an active, contitnuous interest in their work. There are only two oflicers in the Tumbling Club and they are elected because of their good work. The captain this year is Fred Cavaliere and the lieutenants are the Koenig brothers. Coach Spence said in an interview, In the future, I hope to devote more time to the Tumbling Club and I sincerely believe that by this addition of time, the Tumbling Club will form a nucleus for all extra entertainments. We hope that the club will have another successful year of handsprings, back flips, and monkey-rolls. MELVIN ROSENBLUM '33. -'El 6733 -

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THE PIONEER YN- IW ADAINI PUBYLSKI . . . MARTIN RENIORE ORLANDO GRANDE JAINIES CARRARA . FRANK BURGARD ... PHILIP C1ANc1o . FRANK CELLO . . . EDWARD JOECKEL FRANK SAMOL BOXING CHAMPIONS -..,gf 66 ig.- Unlimited Champion 158-pound Champion 14-5-pound Champion 135-pound Champion 125-pound Champion 115-pound Champion 100-pound Champion .85-pound Champion .70-pound Champion

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THE PIONEER vel IQ? THE I 93 I FROLIC HE night of nights is here. The faculty boys are all ready to meet the girls' varsity in a friendly game of basketball. That is, all except lVIarjory Spence. He has just whistled to Josephine Stukey who is now taking a very tiny piece of gum from his mouth and plastering it on the run in Marj's stocking. But this does not make Marj a bit angry. fSomeone gave him the stockings for Christmas, and he's never been able to wear them out.D As the male sextet bashfully dribble the ball down the court, wagers are made on all sides. The popular sympathy seems to be with the faculty. They all look so delicate. llfirs. Whittemore has just called Mitzie over to wipe some of the lipstick from his face. There, that's much better, she's saying. Now you look less' hussifiedf' And can't lVIitzie blush attractively! But now he is running off joyfully to the rest of his playmates. D Referee Hanky' iliodersohn steps to the middle of the court and calls for the balls. The two teams line up quickly and with his whistle the game is on. During the first half, Helen , Bridenberg astonishes everybody by his splendid pass Work with the two forwards, Flo Thompson and ll'Iitzie VVhittemore. It is really shameful, though, to watch Flo carry on with his guard. His attempts to grab the ball from her speak eloquently of a ngreat-necking past. As the half whistle blows. the girls and boys retire to their respective rooms to eat their respective or- anges and talk over the game so far, play by play. The score is 20 to I9 in favor of the varsity. ' 68