Glen Ridge High School - Glenalog Yearbook (Glen Ridge, NJ)

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- -,,.., .-. . . Y -, Q J .Wd .1 1 , ,. .. V. IF, ,W rl .91 67517400 I V I , I I I - l -' I ' OSBORNIE THORPII BOYD I --uoatiyr I 9 ' ' I l I Tha glass of fuslzmn and lliv mold of form 1 ' Welfare Committee, 1: Dramatic Club, 1, Z, 3, 4: I l l Secretary, 4: Class Track. l, 2, 4: Junior Play I Committee, 3: junior Play, 3: Hi-Y Club, 3. I 4: Associate Editor GI.IaI:AI.oo, 4: Chairman I I Refreshment Committee, 4: 'l'rack, 4: Junior- l Q Senior Debate, 4: National Oratorieal Con- 'I I, ' test, 4: Class History, 4. I I .l-lark! Don't you hear the din of noisy knickers I I and a colored tie-who but Roddy is passing by? 1 As you may surmise. Osborne delights in brilliant I colors. He wears his neckties but once, and his l neatness in dress is Irreproachable. I I I II A brilliant student of history, and an irresisti- ,I ,, ble debatcr, Roddy has upheld our school lll many 'I I an oratorieal contest. During his four years In I the high school dramatics he has played every I I part from a venerable old man to a Northern I . A ,I hero and has thus httingly shown his talent as an l ' actor. II I I his models, he surely will make his mark in the Senate Chamber or Convention Hall-why not at With Patrick I-lenry and James K. Hackett as me ' UNIVISRSITY or VIRGINIA I 1 9 . 2 6 g 4 IRRINIQR COOPER fxUmcyv She is pretty lo walk 'wilh I find witty In talk with I I .fllllf fllrasurll, foo, lo think on l I l ' I ' Class President, 2: Vice-President, 1, 4: junior il I I if Play Committee, 3: junior Play, 3: Sopho- I 5 , more Dance Committee, 2: Class Basketball, II 2, 4: Program Committee, 4: G. O. Nominat- ,' I ing Committee, 2: GI.:-:NAI.of: Staff, 4: track, 3. ' I I I-le who keeps his word is truly noble, only in 'I I this case it's a she. At the beginning of the I I , term about a quarter ol the girls resolved to let I l their hair grow. The lone pioneer who has II succeeded is Ruth Cljeg is still tryingl. Ig Il . lf Ruth were the kind to make one envious, I there would be an overwhelming number against I her on this score alone, but she Isn't: she is one II II ,I of those who attract not only the boys but also I I I I the, girls. From this you will think that Ruth is Il ir Q I all frivolous. However, she manages to keep her 4, ,- I marks above the average and we all loved her f . as Olivia Dangerlield in Come Out of the If , I Kitchen. l I I So you see Ruth's popularity is well deserved I I I and we know it will he continued at I . ' .. . . .. CONNECTICUT COLLEGE I I em-- ,... ,t .,I- .... ,. -----.- T..I--.-. .. .... . ,,.-.,,, ,- M umwtu +L UI. , -,,,,,.,. , . H ..,.. W., - . . . ..,. ,-.,.,-.....4,, I.. ........-......1..1- A V LW! 1 I . X N W My I mf- .,, .,.... J .,., - --,,-

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I 4 I ,.. I gl It fa l P l ..L V Y .--. - ef, 4 W-, .. Q- --9-fJ? tt Lg .f.f.-.f ,QLGYKZ fO,Qf-lg! 451. isa. sales-- AA. f Q .E ian rl 1 - ,gi ' 5 l A Q MARGARET ELIZABETH BLUE crpcgni ulgluicn , Air Acting was lwr only aim ,1 Executive Council, 2, 3, 4, Class Basketball, 1, l tl 2, Glee Club, 1, 2, 4, Treasurer, 4, Dramatic 5' it Club, 3, 43 President, 4, Dramatic Club Play, ,i 45 Junior Play, 35 Junior-Senior Prom Com- ' mittee, 3, 4, Chairman, 3, Program Commit- ,, , tee, 4, GLENALOG Staff, 4g Operetta, 4, it 'l' Peg Blue, the noted young actress, of whom Q' we have heard so much recently, will make her ,I 1 debut in New York this week. No, this isn't an I. , advertisement for some play, but a suggestion as 23 to what you will probably read about Peg in the near future. , i However, anyone who has seen Peg managing 1' j': Lily cups in the lunchroom will say she certainly I1 ff has mastered the art of carrying Eve or six at one I, w time. lt makes us wonder whether she would not make, say, a good waitress dow11 at Childs. 3, Peg has ability along other lines, for she is , ,L responsible for most of these write-ups about the ' ' X N ,jg girls. CNot this one, thoughj i 'ip Be sure to let us know when you'1'e in your first R QJQR- ,R ,I play, Peg, after leaving IP AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ,N 5, .F Arltt.. lg t 41 3 y Y , it ,ll . 1 9 Q. . it . , 2 5 . , , i :K w 4' . 1 , 1 LI 1 : it N PAUL ALBERT BOSSHARD ' ,, nlyauln i E N Z Hc's not yet felt the kiss of love nor maizleuis' 5. hand in hir , 1' Orchestra, l, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club, 33 Hi-Y Club, i 'E lyg 43 Class Track, 1, 35 Class Baseball, 25 G. O. ' f li Nominating Committee, 43 Manager Base- . I ball, 4. t Q i Who can recognize the quiet, unobtrusive Paul ,Q of the Freshman Class as the up and coming youth 5' li 'rl who now rushes about so energetically in chem- , ,g 5 I ical Laboratory, or glides about after school in a , ii 'f lustrous limousine? Rumor has it that this change Q li was wrought in Paul during his junior year. At V ' :Q any rate, he is not the same Paul who demanded 1 fl, admittance to the class way back in 1922. 3 ,li Paul's favorite subject is mathematics. When- 5 ever there is a difficult problem to solve he is ready ' i with the answer. Paul is not only a good juggler V lf of ligures, but he is also an accomplished musi- ' ' ,X cian. If he is asked to play, he always says Which , lil instrument, the cornet or the piano P rl, We wish you luck, Paul, at CORNELL Lg , , 1 I 5. ,t ll la fl f ' ' ww- --- '--'flaffz--r-. .. .. Y.... .V .i'.5'Ti'itf.T?.'- ' 'i . 'r' f s ' '' -fl fl 5 My-M mn . ,,,,,.,,... ll S enteen ,Wy 6 can

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.5 , U., V.. , L A at , 1 ' . k GWCZW W D. mf r 1 l t 1 Q 4 i .. it ,Eli 29 l .nj W X yy ' fl .1 -,., Q . ,. - ir. 1 l ' ' 2, 3: , gif Clam. 2, 3: 3. 4: I-li-Y W WV 1776 .Jmuun vv .4 1.4 x..tu.. ununuL.u.at-lug: 1llC iGlCll lj ffl Ridge Banjo Boys will now give us a few selec- . Wy tions. Yes, La, their leader, does play, the 1, 1' banjo-uke, and he plays it to perfection. But why all mention only the banjo-uke for La plays a multi- '1 41 tude of instruments well. He also has a line voice ll and is president of the Boys' Glee Club. lg 5' In basketball, La lias provecll his prowfsshon ll l. many occasions. Tiis ast year, iowever, ie as f l' had an injured leg. which has kept him out'of lg the game, though it nevexdkept him from taking il l week-end trips to Chevy iase. ll, l ' There is sure to be music in the air aiicgggcgoyiaci M iq in basketball when La gets to wi .tt . U ll -M -ww .. . A , V. . Q-+215if'H15 ii, ?fZ,fnS?Li'i'YfJ, 5k , ,ts , 2... e . , ' , r:7f':':i'f 1lL'!lhii - fi iw-4 ' .f ..,' - 'I ,Ai I 1 ' ' . 25- ,iw 1 i ' 4 ' ' .:i. hug Q,-3,-.xw ,fs ' ' ,. . Q w -A di : -TF N t -v L , 41 , WI . fiqui :J ' ll 1 . l 'l 1 9 Ll W ii Ii 2 S l li A l Q I ll ,l i l 1 ll l il l l li l l R li ALBERTA BANCKER COX I il l 1 L - ly j Bertie il Still water runs devil 4 .3 Xmas Card Committee, 45 Welfare Committee, 4g ' ', li N Secretary, 4. , l Alberta never has much. to say but whenever ll l she does speak we love' her for it. VVithout attracting attention, her sweet quiet smile makes , li H her well liked by everyone, and yet we are not so 1 ll l sure that Bertie smiles so sweetly for no reason at , ' , allg a little birdie tells us that a particular some- X E body admires her shy smile. Funny that the par- 1 l , ticular somebody is the Senior Class cut-up, but i f then opposites always do like each other. , , However, we do wish Bertie would tell us some ' 1 I ' of her secrets, but no-she never will. Instead she ' blushes, and if we are too persuasive walks away l and leaves us blank. -gg V Bertie likes Glen Ridge High so much that she bt, is going to take a Plz. and then continue her edu- cation at SWAR'l'HMOlLli I -s M L 0 'I I 1 o ' . ' 1 ' 5 f M1040 - ark-flxixx l ..,--,.e., ..., ...,. W-- MW-- e V I 7 2 C, l ..... -. AW if C024 V ' Y , , C 7, fy 4 .f ' ii. W ,kVVgulLI1....,...... ., ,- A ,, . .. . ,ii Nineteen Clffwlfl,