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

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ssumn mmfsa - .il- Hold a Noisy Assembly and Put One Over the -Boysginn e, 'great Merriment ' i in ' .V ,.:.,,, I . L The sgnior girlsiof Glen Ridge'iHigh School 'iieturned their childhood on su. Patrfick's Daygafter a long four . l 'Il P tl b C is years of being dignihegl ,qilflieife Weisz he n, Q all types and ages ,of clfilxllrenfall wi big green hair ribbon , socks and skirts above their,knees. But, in As- sembly, their brains showed their real age by inventing gstunts for the rest s 5 13 of the high school to dow Everyone, 1, shook When thei noiH3f'1troo1iUici7!iie? 'Q down the aisle from 1the.bac,k, qn,rol- ler skates, scooters and other veliicles,, t took their places in the row of kinder- bg garten bhairs, and sang a birthday 1 song to ,themse1ves.n,-.Fior,no-0ne.k11eW, .4 but what he might be called up to 1 the platform to do some foolish or , embarrassing trick. f All were silent when one timid child 1 gsteppedis govrwardhdrew a card out of za beautiful .lack Hgfnei fiiej'anll'iread' l 7 loff the nantes of four' prominentl, :Senior boys.' 'Sboriwthe Boysislowly ' prose and sauntered .... upigytolthe plat- 1 mm. aEaeaxmenieznam,66asiab1mn:3,, folded, given a. clothgrbottle, and told 6 to pinl it on the Baby. Freddielt Page won the prize-a fancy green i lelvvpop- F p V' Bill' swab had w??i'6:f15a '5f'ni'gfh a duncb cap on' his head during the rest offjthe performance-a W , Next? a fnevyspaper race. , 'Two gt 'Ill t 1' .I boys u Vd .to pull thmselves across S the e wltigeggh tooteon afpaper., g The o fe tha iwoii F-ioi1llPreii'dfs'tli8lg llmmn One io! the? funniest Stunts 1 of ,811 .' Wa' ml? 'i'k3'l5i9llr.tW0.-P'?l?519?f. 190575 I: had tag' chew a string, one starting c from ejlch end, until they reached the f marshrnallow A- g,,u f ffinftheyaeniiddle. l y Then' we Ah v f lf31!f5?3fTllPfQQ59Pted.t hi, an snag what-it i ' : tHer1ii'i164'i'vdrggHhe y p eiliibitlfoif of f boy W and gii-l sang a er a solo, pi -and two most Flkblihpliatlcf.-Lfdebatoiis S3 argued, until they zwereizbbishtzezdf and fi ,PHDV - The 1a9tL'PlP3!IlQL0fl?'1l'15?99'i?' m ptake-og on one ofartliellioysqgiqen by is Ia girlo. . -',Jl,,x-if h ly-,Q U 1,' '. ,Although some Qsaidffthe','iierfoiJ1n5 W ance was 'rathei' shorty eaclfl mart on brought a Wgalew of laughter--all-were Al good sports, and the .Senior ,Children un left eyenybody, fin 4 i ahgood' ,h.umor,,by, can singing? a song about Hoping that No W1 One's Sore. , ' 'I ' , 'f ' 1 1 ' -. Y, -2 L ri:-'wan tb' an

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PROGRAM Introductory Address ..... ........ F rederick Page Class History .... ........ O sborne Thorpe Boyd Class Statistics ..... ...... H elen Foote Harding Class Will ..... ...... P hyllis Taylor Class Poem .... ....... R evere Beasley Class Legacies ..... ..... G eorge Alexander Lord Class Prophecy ...... ........... G race Mildred Van Doren Presentation of Class Gift ........ Ruth Warriner Cooper Dancing Walt Riggin's Orchestra 11' Y OFFIC ERS President .......... Vice-President Secretary .......... ...........Frederick W. Page .......Ruth Warriner Cooper .....George Alexander Lord lreasurer .................................. Royston Follmer Spring Chairman of the Class Day Committee Revere Beasley Otto E-mile Billo Margaret Elizabeth Blue Paul Albert Boss'hard Leroy P. Ohuvrdhill Alberta Bancker Cox Amelia E. Degenhard-t Cl-aren-ce Gcza Dikovics Ernest Rudolph Dikovics Jesse Lyman Dougfherty Alfred Paul Forshay Edna Margaret Grevatt Helen Foote Harding Dorothea Evcrisit-a Higgins W. Ellison Hoyer Frederick Bancroft Hunt Osborne Thorpe Boyd Ruth Morris I-Iyne Allan Palmer Joedkel VVilliam Heniry Jones Charles Eliott Lane, Jr. Annette Lewis Walter Edward Lucie Hannaih Lloyd McLean Lillian Miller Cha-rles Russell Moore Howard Enos Riggifn Robert Marley Rutan Willia-m Du Pont Staab Alys Conkling Stringer Catherine Sylvia Tanner Phyllis Taylor Grace Mil-dred Van Doren Dorland Arthur White