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

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if' ' ii' , r A if GERMAN CLUB Der Deulsche Verein, whose main inleresl is lo aid in The furlhering of German, held ifs meelings on Jrhe Third Eriday of each monlh. During lhe meerings, reporls on currenl Topics concerning Germany were presenred. games were played, songs sung, and popular and classical music enjoyed. Drama appeared occasionally in lhe form of dialogues and shorl scenes. The dihferenr forms ol enrerrainmenr were direcred by rhe program commirree, which succeeded in developing a closer friendship among lhe German sfudenrs. The meerlngs were presided over by Elmer Heusp George Srridde was vice-presidenlq and Marie Manzo, secrelary. Miss Waller was Lho 'liOCUliy adviser. LAUN SOCH Honor srudenrs of Lafin I and all srudenfs of Larin ll, III, and IV may consrirure rhe Lalin Club. This sociery endeavors ro encourage Lafin scholarship by providing a reward for achievemenr in Jrhe srudy. Clark Eosfer was president Bernard Smolovir, vice-presi- dent and Eleanor Krall, secrerary. Miss Durr was The faculry adviser. Tl-HRTYSEVEN

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TI-I I RTY-SIX VARSITY BASEBALL Eor The eighTh consecuTive Time, The VarsiTy BasIceTbaII Team under The leadership oT Coach Spence came Through wiTh The Bergen CounTy League TiTIe. This year, how- ever, The sguad shared honors wiTh Lodi. The varsiTy lineup was Bill Allen and Mario De Pedrini as Torwards: Milce CaTania and PeTer Marino, guards: and BuTT Crozier, cenTer. The Team won Trom Congers, DumonT, WesTwood, LyndhursT and The Alumni: IosT To Pearl River: and divided Two games each wiTh Leonia and ClosTer. VARISITY BASKETBALL As This issue oT The PIONEER goes To press, The EorT Lee baseball Team has virTuaIIy won The Bergen CounTy InTerschoIasTic League championship by winning all oT The eleven games played so Tar. Again This year Mr. Spence has placed a well balanced Team on The Tield and IT promises To have an excepTionaIIy good season. CaTania is a piTcher oT abiIiTy, and De Pedrini, his baTTery maTe, hiTs well. The inTieId. wiTh CapTain Marino aT TirsT, Elaim aT second, I-IarT or CuTrupi aT shorT, and DaITon or Bowen aT Third is a Tine Tielding uniT. The ouTTieId is made up oT heavy-hiTTing Blacles, The Tlashy-Tielding Grsino, and The TIeeT Callagee.

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THIRTY-EIGHT DADDY LONG LEC-ES This Term ForT Lee's annual school play was Daddy Long Legs wiTh BerT Ward and RuTh Nagle in The TiTle roles. The charming TrusTee who TirsT inTroduces Judy To Daddy Long Legs was played by Emily Naerhlich. OTher TrusTees were Edgar Lassins and James Wangeman. Daddy Long Legs Turns ouT To be The very nice John PendleTon, Judy's roornmaTe's uncle, wiTh whom Judy has Tallen in love. Judy's roommaTes were played by KaTherine Felner and Lucille ElTenbein. Lucille's broTher who Talls in love wiTh Judy was played by William Nealon. DRAMA I Drama I, a ninTh-grade class, made a good beginning and promises an acTive upper- class group Tor nexT year. Their TirsT producTion was BroThers, a peace play given Tor ArmisTice Day. Several members oT This class showed The righT spiriT in Trying ouT Tor The school play, and more Than a Tew had parTs. One leading parT and mosT oT The children oT The orphanage were chosen Trom This group. The choice OT Drama I Tor The one-acT play conTesT was The TrysTing Place. ATTer many disappoinTmenTs and much real work, The play was produced in a saTis- Tac+ory manner.