Grover Cleveland High School - Clarion Yearbook (Caldwell, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1946 volume:

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W, XWRS GUN wfim IW GUARD OIF EDUC TJIUN Dr. Paul H. Axrell Mr. Gcorgc A. 'l'isxl.xlc Mrs. Clara A, R.xl1ill Mr. Clurlcs IQ Bisclmtf Nlr. Carl H. Vfrcnsuh, Clark Mr, N. hlohnsun Kem Hr. R. Page 6 Paul lhrril lililabeth K. Adams, B.S., M.A. Vfilliam XV. Llliott, BS., M.A. Phasival Eilufafion Elsie M. Benson, A.B. Latin Harry K. Bomberger, A.B., MS. Chcmislfy Harris E. Bonnel, B.S., M.A. Ilvalfh and Physival Eilufatiun Manlio L. E. Boverini, B.S., M.A. Heallh and Physical Edufaliarz Dorothea M. Buermann, BS, Home Economics Louis C. Butler, B.S. Mevhanifal Drawing Harold Cherry, A.B. History Katharine M. Cunningham, A.B. Conimerfial Chapin W. Day, A.B., M.A. Biology Margaret F. Denzer, A.B. 1:fF7lL'fJ and Spanish Hisfors Philctta Forman, A.B. English W'illiam H. Fox, B.S. English Marian Gerds, A.B. Sofial Sfuiliw Robert Gilbert, B.S.C. Commcrrial Amelia A. Gluck, A.B. Spanish l,nid E, Harper, B.S.M., Mus. Musii' Mabel Hartman, B.S. Maihrmalirs Anne M. Joiner, B.S., M.A Sorial Siuifies Andrew Kafka, BS., M.A. B. lirank Mahonihalt, A.B., M.A. Souial Siuilies Ruth li. Manning, B.S., M.A. English Zelda S. Meisel, A.B. Mathvmaiius Clinton H. Miller, Pb.B., M.A. Muthvnzatics john Mitchell Manual Arls Leonard Mitchell, A.B., M.A. Srirnrf limily S. Morford, A.B. English and Spevrh john VV. Percy Cornmvrrial ,lane VV. Perry, BS. Physirul Eiluraiion Madeleine D. Pettit. A.B. Commercial ,-1 lileanor M. Purcell, A.B Si'ii'm'1' Carol L. Rice, A.B. English Frank Shannon, BS. Sricnce Lewis Sharpe, B.S.M. Malhvmalifs Virginia Shutterly, A.B,, M.A. Gniilalzrf Georgetta Smith, A.B., M.A. English and Frmifla Danella Sullivan, BS. Art William Thomas, A.B. Lalin and Sorial Slm1'ivs Howard B. Trombley, B.S., M.Fd Physirs, Acronanlirv Mildred Van Nest, B.S. Homz' Eronomirs Gloria W'einstein, A.B. Commvrrial Xlildred W. NVhite, A.B,, B.L.S. Lisbeth C. Dorish, B.S. Commcrrzal Dorothy C. Downs, A.B. Mathvniafks with N, English Harold li. Kuhn, BS., M.A Music Mildred Larson, A.B., M.A English Alice C. Long, A.B., M.A Lalin Librarian .Iessie NY'oodman, A.B. Runnwlial Rrailing ., +A. .L i '1'3s,,y 1 fl I, l Srnior Awnizulr litlxlurt - A. - h K, T! 5 ll ,1 64' fi in 2 1, 1, l,, Vl l li 'i ,, is ...-...-- j --E TEE Y , -1 g C MRUIUN STAFF l'tf1lur'f11l-Clit j .lui-lull! I tlllm -HI-f iflln ji liIIllIll'NK .xlJIliI.Q ! 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Gu gobble and go COINCETTA MARIE AROMANDO Connle Unless you baar ber mum mllcd youll smarrels know shes ibvn' Pet Awerslon Bemg Called Com mando Mann Interest ohnm Noted for Long black tresses Desuned to be A secretary AN NA 'MARTHA BATEMAYN Anne Rcrntmbtr lm a uoman Winn I lbuzk I must speak Pet Avcrsron Nosey peoplt Xlaxn Interest Dud Notcd tor The Alr Corps vungs Des tuned to be A flsers wxte RUT'-I MARIA BACH Rusty Don! lat that ntl bazr fool gon' Pet Awtrston Crtw cuts Mann Interest Musxe Noted for Ihat strawberry blonde Destmecl to be Teacher ELEANOR JOHANNA BALCH E xc but mt umm lrmgbtlr rml romamt aml Ill Illdki' flat nos! 0 ll r Pet Anrsxon People who stare Nlam Interest Bnll Noztd for Her peppmtss Destmcd to be Stenographer r' PAUI LINCOLN ANTHONY Vir Agony au mn alum I a nu r but 3011 tau! lrll hun mmb Pet Aurslon Homework Niam lmtrtst Dtnnst s oth e uptou n N nd fcr 9 A NI Sha ow Dcstmtd to h ALYOHHUEILSI engmecr ser HAROLD BADLR Ha Wbrrl if btfamzs mrusarj to bluff lrfs bln Ptt Asensxon Sthool m btntral Vlaxn Interest Buonton Hxbh School Nottd for bls manner Destmtd to be Scxtntnqc farm HELEN PATRICIA BAUER 'at Iuujs tlomg mur un I xl mmlm uor u A Pet Anrsnon People who dont laugh at my jokes Nlam Inttr est Ch trltadmg., Noted for Her snttzts Dtsuntd to bt Always loud 'D --7 nw ROBERT J APSEY Apss. Swoull I skip a alms or sl p lbronqb rl I'ttAxcrs1on Women Ham I ttrest To take hfe casw Nottd for Vwhnppy remarks Dutnmd to bt Lazy ADDISON KNAPP BARRY 1 Phase go uuay uml It mt sleep Pct Aursxon Short bxrls Nlam lnttrcst Art you ktddxnhf Not Ld for HIS physxqut Dtstxned to be A tall fellow CHARLES JOSEPH BAUNIAININ Squxrt I do ull that lnlomcs a man who darts Jo mon IS nom Pet Awers on Ixlxndt 5 bus Niam Interest Photography Noted lor Candxd tamcra Dtstxned to be Census l f' S 4 A 1 J . - - 1 lvgmp 'Q V 5 Tl U X,fL' ll .1 5 V . I 5 Q? V ,. 4 w, M . . i f .T ' A FH p' io , nhl A I W A foulx: .ri d . . x ' - 0: ' ,: - . lp, ' ' . Q if at is f 5 f ,I . I, nl- K L A I A A H ll' B'll,' K' V I - er. jaw. , 'ai' Q ar 1' 9 , as . K? i t iflff: -X 4,- ,, 9,4 sq .. U H ,, l. ,, I r ' ' ' 5, I M -, 'J ' 10- --sf, la 'A Q MARIORIE JANE BEETLE Mtdge Though she mag look quit! and sedan ulrcn you lznou h r vhs 5 im! grmaf Pet Ammon Stratthmg notses Mann Intcrcst Xlassatmsetts Noted for Bomb quxet but al ways there Destmed to be College student ANN MORRISON BLANCHARD Ann From hu brush magzc puhms grou Maxn Interest Webb Noted for Her clothes Destmed to be An mtenor decorator PHYLLIS MAE BRICE Pnm Sha looks like an angel and arts like om' too Bu! 3014 nvzrr ran lfll uhat an angel uzll do Pet Aversnon That baton Maxn Interest Good txmes Noted for Couuettxsh ways Destmed to be journahst NAOMI BERGER Nanny Sflcnrf is goltlrn but wc rc' 0 ibr gala' stumlanl Pct Asersnon Danny Kaye Nlam Interest A ttrtam ttllovs Noted for Itndltss tallung Destmed to be In eolltgc HARRY ROBERT BOHLMAN Dxgger I mzxchlr unc un 1-duration Id bc a um gug Mam Interest Baseball Noted for Bemg cooperatnc Dcstmed to be Ill lean xt to my wxfe DOROTHY DELPHINE BROWN mx Snappy though Im not flame Pet Ascrston Hxstory tests 'Nlam Interest My work as secretary to two teachers Noted for Kmttmg In class Destmed to be A pnvate secretary to a red headed lawyer Q , 34'-is ,-Sq ' r - -.1153 ii 1 97 .wa ,ffx-NX I X 'wo' X ofa.: Q:,.gt. AT'-'if 8- Q9 -X , ffs M l X-Hg The lat! mzle FLORENCE IRENE BOOTH S Favhzoncll so slcndrrlg young and an Pet Avcrsnon Crew cuts Mam for Dark hpstxck Destmed to be A nurse W0 CARREL RICHARD BRYANT Carrel Ilole fo wind mg mouth up I lote to hear xl ga Pet Aversnon Mall route No 3 Wann Interest Wane women and song Noted for Hrs wtse cracks Destmed to be Surgeon ROBERTA SUE BORMAN Bobbxe Convfanry in lou- aml sznrcufy HI rwmlshxfl Pet Aversxon Concelted people for Blushmg Destmtd to e A student at NJ GERALD PARDUE BYRNF Beante Allhongh no surgton he does a lot o cullmg Pet Aversxon Women who say H1 Ya Mann Interest T graduate Noted for Takmg ltfe easy Destmed to be A mxllxonaxre 1 K4 x . ,, T X Q , tr .. . ,. .. ,, 'OOO y -- H 1, ,, A - , ' 'Q 1 . X , A ' ,, 0 'Q 9 'I , .P Y, ' If . ' of ' , ' ' 1 A -1 f 7 1 ' 1 - ' I C -e - v 1 - - ' - I 2 A a ' ' . 'RN 3 Pet- Aversionz People Who bfaii' Pet Aversion: To work too hard. Interest: Notre Dame, I Noted Main Interest: Hockey. 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Pet Axcrsxon Long wmded teachers Mam Interest Navy Amr Corps Noted for A math whw Destmed to be Mnssnon ar NELSON ALFRED f' LFMAN Nes He mzwrl bn 1170115 and tludzrs and be mixed lhem uell Pet Aversnon Comments m the Commentator Mann Interest Scenery In Easthampton L I Noted for H15 cartoons Des tmed to be Clmemxst DONALD LAWRENCE GALLAGHER Don A rar a day krrps the blues auag Pet Awersxon Assxgnments Mam Interest Gxrls lNoted for Hrs cars Destmed to be A busmcss man ROBERT JOSEPH GILBERT Jr Bo A good Companion and an msg nfnrl Pet Axersnon Homework Mam Interest West Esssex Fxrst And Squad Noted for Bemg udge I Destmed to be Engmeer IRMA JEAN FOX Dnmples To nmkc Ihr uorld a ru'ndl5 place one muff have a fnmdlg are et Aversron Homework Mann Interest A certam fellow from Verona Noted for Cuteness Destmed to be Its a secret F et of V WILLIAM ALFRED GANTHER Wrlbur Ile has 1 Ime bu! he Joan! knou when fo draw Pet Aversnon Homework Mann Interest Women Noted for Humor? Destmed to be Mar ned to a rleh woman -35 DOROTHY MATILDA GOGARTY Dot Gay as a song zs ber nalurc bnght as lhe sun xx ber smzlr Pet Aversxon Shorthand Mam Interest Food INoted for Her many suns Destmed to be Secretary CLAIRE ELIZABE TH FRANCIS' O Claxre Hapfvg um I rom rare rm Wfby ar ul Ibm az ronfculml lzlu 1 4 Pet Awerslon Contutcd people Maxn Interest Certam umor Noted for Her frxendly ways Destmed to be A secretary ROYAL EDWARD GARRABRANT Bots He null gnc tht Jeni lm 1 uf- Pet Aversnon Assngnments Mam Interest Golf Noted for Golf Destmed to be Your guess rs as good as mme ,IOSFPH WILLIAM GOODWIN oe He who does azors url! rmcne azors m nturn Pet Awersxon The short lunch perxod Mann Interest The study of natures wonders Noted for Hxs personalrty plus Destmed to be Who knows? 1 5, I I ff X' It wg 4 X. ,, y ft i H U in ,Q ', I I D ' . 'r ' A N5 P I U - ' ' ' nv ' ' A ll'- It It lrtfe ff . , '- A .U ' fa H ,, I - , 1 ,, Y- '. , ,' - I 'U I V D I - H I D 4 'D fn . . : . I . Y. 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WILLIAM SHELDON GRIFFITH Don The IOIIHIUIM nlhrurzu o thought bg xpltth or aclwn lo any tml IS art Pet Averslon Bad taste Mann Interest Art Noted for Hts etchmgs Destmcd t bt A alumnus of Caldwell Hugh MARY ELIZABETH HAMILTON Betty Oh gnu lator etergthxng You rt lhe tamlla o sorxrig Pet Aversnon Tests Mann Inter est Basketball Noted for Be mg sophxstxcated Destmed A student at Penn Hall .. , O iv RICHARD WEBB HOLNIQUIST Uncle Dxck uas a Sliltlfl. anl likable 1103 Pet AX6fSl0D Sanng money Nlatn Interest Gltls Noted for Bookkeepmgg Destmed to be Dead in-. GEORGE PAUL GRUEN George Ca ab! thats m all our Pct Aversnon Females who smoke Vlam Interest Art m all 1ts phases Noted for Be mg Busmess Manager L 6 Clarxon Destmed to great arust ALTA ELIZABETH HESSE A ta Her tout' uas mer so I and genllt an evcfellenl lhmq m a uoman Pet Aversnon Unfaxrness Mann Interest Square Dancmg Noted for Her capabxlxty Destmed to be A college student .i, O I O HO Ylh CATHERINE LOIS HADFN Lots S rs mat vhts xuu I you might thmlz tht s mt fe bn! wht 5 noi Pet Awersxon Gossxp Nlam Interest Cheerleadmg Noted for Her cuteness Destnned to I can dream cant 9 LLOYD HARTLEY HOBSON jr H Its men lzke me fha! make the uorll eo round Pet Aver ton Certam teachers Jokes Mann Interest 'Vlmnesota Noted for lNot commg to Clarxon meetmgs Destmed be Engmeer ,Q sl .Z I 4- 1 X, as -I ,f f., Z mth 0 eu the unzdmzf is Xb? Page 1 7 uf lx ' tiff I 1, I - ' ,v 1 ls 1' I 5-it ' 7 ' ' sri: E' , 'Kish-Q.:x'I IA A ' u- I Ea 'A - A H -- I ef , ,',. 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' X! ,x X ' A , - I Q 'A , ff I I' --' , ELEANOR LOUISE HOW ARD C .She lates io laugh aml but lrnt to other lztrs bn mvrrznzent Pct Aversnon Homework Mam Interest The lNaxy Noted for Athletrc abxlntv Destmed to be Smart JOHN M JACQUIIN Bu HCS OK Wfbaf more ran uv SIIJ Pet Awerslon Work Mann In terest Sports INoted for That 97 nn a chemnstry test Destmed to be Retlred mxllnonalre the age of 18 -'v- I if RAYNIOND MORRISON JUST Ray The prrnfr of the blomlcs rx a genlleman Pet Awersron Poetry Mam terest Montauk Surf Club Noted for I-Its qunet masculm nty Destmed to be Your guess rs as good as mme WALTFR LOUIS HUGO Huey Ht 15 burltuanl and tommg oruara' ge! ann' oruarll bc ncwr goes barlzuanl Pet Aversxon Gtrls Mann Inter est ARP 'Nloted for Worknng m the ARP Destmed to be Radio ttchruclan 1 FR LDERICK PAUL JAMESON Frrtz Slmr all great mul arf' rljmg I AEIHIOI bale long to luv Ptt Awersron Pushmg my car Nlarn Interest Bacterrology Noted for Bemg Presldent of Senior Class Destxned to be HIRBERT JOSEPH KELLY Herb L1 c If a ics! and all lbmgs rbuu xt I though! so ann' but nou I know 11 Pet Awersnon Temperamental females Nlam Interest Snyder Kelly productlons Noted for Echoes from Caldwell Hrgh Destlned to be Another Noel Coward 'W ELLEN MAY INTILLI Tex Iauqblrr is ber rlm mltllgbl Pet Awcrsnon Snooty people Wann Interest Johnme Noted for Personality Destmed to bt Happy go lucky L ifiif' Vggm V 432,51 BAY -XRD WOOSTER JOHNSTON ye Irrtlzlrv and red burr are no handxfup Pet Awersron Gum chewmg women Mam Interest Long Island women Noted for Gun powder Destmed to be Natur a lst KN, x CAROL ET 17 'XBETH JACOISUS Carol A qmcf girl 0 rlcrlmg uorfh rt more iban all flu golzl on Carib Pct Aversron Unfrxendly pto ple Mam Interest Nursmg Noted for Quxetness Dcstmcd to be Nurse Qi! Wi JEANNE IORDAN Drmples L1 L is yur! om' long gzggle Pet Aversnon Studyxng Mam Interest Acertarn semor Noted for That 1941 Dodge Destxned to be I-Iousewlfe O rpg, W it--e Slnpufelf .. 2 1 ,,f, . ' I inf , ' ' 4 ' - .. A - ' .1 Tl: . te, ' 4 Q: ' E ' 2 ff: , -- . 4 ' 1 I g ' 'E -5 rf'---li-E.. fa , . 45 ' ' :T A - Cfgfx 2 . . . . . . , .. .. A I I I . z 4 if W ' . : P ' ' 2 ' z fl 'K I . ' ,, 2 1 1 1 ' f . ' ff' , , H -.Li we H , ' N, ', i I by , ' : -. - .. , , ' , N Y. , . . N I my A F Q I - I ' I IIIV I I E N 073 .. . , ' If Q - . g - rt 5 Y ' A ' t ,, N . 5 -I - I M 1 S G .' . 1 f-4 .: , ': ' 2 ' 4 iI M : H Q - I 1 K I ' ESQ -- ffils-QL:,:sa . I : Tw N , Q I X ' f I: --,' 1 . 2 - 5 1 'Q-'limi ' I . . U ' If ' N - ,'I' ',-,e . , H' , I , 'I , is . ' ' ..,.. 2 , ' 1 fs if I, ' . . -it ,Q e , Q : . -I' ,A .V 4 , f 'Y S..-It ws ' , I : wrt I . I A Vw.-, gf., 1,,.,l.,pe- ll rl Aw J ,Qs 2 X X! .1-. 'fffflfl llll g 11 wb md tarnished 2' WILLIAM JOHN KRUESER Wllllf packages but so does mtro glg fume Pet Averslon Baseball Mam Interest Youd be surprxsed Noted for Hrs tall shortness Destxnecl to be Blgger than you thunk JOHN JOSEPH LATTNIANN ack I agree mth no man s opmzon I hate some 0 my ou.n Pet Aversxon Homework Mam Interest Sports Noted for Be mg Bryant s stooge Destmed to b Lazy ARLINE LaCAGNINA Lock Txs the quzct and unassummg that go the hzgbest Pet Aversxon Homework Mam Interest Sandy Noted for Green eyes Destmed b Pnvate secretary 20 W ILLIAM HARVEY LeCOMTE Wlllse lam! hsarfed men neu-r nut a ho hy Pet Awersnon Local love affaxrs Viam Interest Unprmtable Noted for Hrs wmnmg ways Destnned to be Older each year BERTHA M ARY KOCH Betty Smile and the uorltl smrlts bark Pet Awersxon Concested people. Mann Interest A certaxn fel low Noted for Ssngmg Des tmed to be Smger GLORIA MAF LANGBEEN Glorxa ar a lug heart Pet Aversron Homework Mam Interest Dnvmg Noted for Berng changeable Destxned to be Successful at MARILYN CAROL LENDA Shorty As sbt goes so goes lx e Ptt Axersxon Homework Mam Interest Paul INoted for Besng sma esuned to be soldners wrfe ALFR If D JOSEPH KOPF I uork inter eras ulth ltasun one must gut ll uork Pet Aversson Glrls Mam Inter est Basketball Noted for In gurres Desttned to be Basket ball coach JOAN ELIZABETH LANING Joanre Shes pretty to walk with uxlty to talk with and pltasant to tbmlz on Pet Astrsnon Studses of all kinds Mam Interest Popular mustc Noted for Cuttmg her haxr Destmed to be Medncal stenographer SAR NH IDA LIPKIIN Salll: 4 girl whos pleasant a girl uhos gay a ,Url uhos happy the lnflong dag Pet Asersron People who scuf flu Mam Interest Male actors 'Noted for Very pleasant vonce Destnned to be Secretary l 1 9 . K Q H 5 4- ,4 'T-' J A ' Vs r' 5 l A t Nh f f 1 I Q W xv - . 0- ' T K ,K - X ff f J ' A X f f X 4' A A Z I 5- -Q X A A 5 . 4' Q f fx U ' H 4.Aln , 5 f . I ' Z ' ' . t : - as if ' 0 Y' I- Q1 5 Good things rome in small 1 ' ' ' A 1411 bgdy legs-eg rggm .. , H I my - V I I I ' . 2 . I ' to el ' I -1 I I A . I1 1 -: . , J 6 fit I' X 3 I . . I ' V I A . LA vi P ,.,, : .I V : I 'l I Y 1 . : , . I :A - . , ' I ' ' , U' D ' : A 'V un SYBIL MARGAURITF I ISHIVIAN Sybnl Har nays are urns frlrasanlmvt amf ull ber walbv an ram Ptt Axerslon Mathematnts Vlaxn Interest A certam bru nette Noted for Her Fngllsh accent Destmed to be Career woman fan ARTHUR LUMKFS I pnuuf 11 plznlz xr uorlb Il lon 0 I1 fe Pet Asersxon Bexng, wxthout a car Mann Interest Women Noted for Coming from Clncato Destmed to be Auto mnbnle salesman Q1 CATHERINE CONSTANCE MALONEY Cappw I ulll sl! Joun Hou but Ihr lime uzll rome uhm 1011 ulll bear rom me Pet AWEFSIOH Chow mem 'viam Interest People Noted for Long eyelashes Destmed to be Gnrl around the campus -an sf ff? ANTHOINY LIVORSE Tony I haze Itarned nolhmg am ovqolftn nothmg Pet AYEYSIOH Homework Nlam Interest Sports Noted for Hrs slowness Destmed to be Good substmtute for molasses .l ANTHONY GEORGE Mango The grraiut mu: may ask 11 uolzsb q1lLKfl07l nou, and thu: Pet Awersnon School Mann Interest Nyack Noted for Theologncal agguments Destmed rn be 'Vhssnonary MARGERY MARSHALL 'vfargne Clxttemng burr rye: o blur Or bas gel to mee! a mend more frm' Pet Astrsxon Bad grammar NIam Interest Navy Noted for Dreamy eyes Destmed to be Lnmg on a farm I w nf 9 '7'1'f,.-Z' X i- L..-f X42 l f,f Ser zmg ber Jrbool PAUL FR -KNKLIN MAINE Hex u qrtaf over Inf as att has ouml mfbmg In lolz' Pet Amr on Ear rmgs Mann Interest Football and R I Noted for Only boy ln thxrd year Spamsh class Destmed to b CCHS alumnus l ROMONA THERESA MARTINELLI Mona harmtt m btr uork uholr brgznltd rn ber plug Nobl rn ber ibougbl ubat more xx there 10 .NIJ Pet Axersnon People who say Hey You 'Warn Interest D F Noted for Quxetness Destmed to be Kmdergarten prnmary teacher L MARTIN NORMAN Ma C' mils is HN rapaulx or nzorlme ban! uork Pct Awersnon Long fmger nails Nlam Interest The Student Commenta or Noted for Hts mttllcct Destmed to be Nltdt tal doctor -of -3 'll' .ix JOAN MARIE MAU OJ!! A mrrrg heart ibut laughs at rare Pet Awersnon Argumentatxve people Xiam Interest A certam blonde Noted for Bemg wrth 1 Destmed to be A brarlan H 'va Q f, t , 5 I , f 1 if r' XX f I ' 'V f,l 1 N 5 U I ,I U , 8- V I gr 3 4, , f - f if ,V 4: t I . . I 1 C.-2 is ,wif . . I ' ' 'JR' ' I I l l f ,, to . I 1- W 1 ,' of fx , -io, h . . 1 ,f 1 --n' 1 f I , 'j . -me-A if I ' I' :. ' ' Y. ' I I 5 A' ll, tm ,ab 9 Q 1 a . I . f nv ' K. Vw-,fr Avi sg I Art I MAFFUCCI A Paul MALACHOWSKY ffl, K If . at , . ' ff fl, 1 , I 1 1 f ,, N .N , -, V , I f HN- -Q . V i. 1 . Y Y. f - ,K ' , . r F - , hu If .l . K V 'u I 2 I I : ' 4 . . I : . I . . 1 I ' I Z 5 I It ez '. . . I In . V- I . . I hi . I - , F 53 9 1 ' ' 3 I '1 IL' ' I' ' I ' y ' ' 4 . ' . - . , 1' , V : ' '? ' A v A ' . . I - .I : A - ' , ' : U V ' 4 11, ' Sybl. ' : li- PHILLIP JEROME MAZZA P 1 Grral oaks rom llillt atorns grou, Pet Awerslon Homework Mam Interest iolf lNoted for :ng quxct Destmed to be Mnl COLLFEN ROSE MOORE Red Nut' tlofhcs are pretty but fed han rt a dzstznclron Pet Awersnon When people ask Is the color of your anr natural? Mann Interest Sailors 'Nloted for Her red hanr Des MARY CATHERINE MCEVOY Mac Gag bvarlml and ree ltt Awerslon She clanms nom Nlam Interest Getung a laugh Noted for Wxtty remarks Des uned to be A comedxan jEAN AUDREY MORAN can Snnvhmr and happiness are ouml nr ber prrsonalflg Pet Aversxon Oral reports Mann Interest Bull Noted for Blonde haxr Destmed to be Bookkeeper on Wall Street tmecl to b A bookkeeper N X I fi M 41 , K f Slfllllt fall it ar! 'P THOMAS WILLIAM MENNER Tom To bc praclwal is my mollo mm 1 xl kills me Pet Aversxon Walknng on the wrong snde of the street wnth grl 'vlaxn Interest PAD Noted for Mxndmg has own busmess Destmed to be A graduate of CHS I' ROBERT PHILLIP MORGAN Mxce I rrgrrf that I haze but one heart Io gnc to the ladies Pet Aversnon Thmgs xn general Mann Interest Basketball Noted for Hts voxce Destmed to be A stooge for Kopf 4., MARILYN DOLORES MULVANEY ..Moe,. Good fortune goes uxlb ibon earnest an purport? Pet Aversnon Work Mann In terest The army Noted for Wrntmg Dcsuned to be An author :.,,: fx? FRANK HERBERT MITCHELL jr Frankne for h IS a slmtr fe lou our uho bln fs only part o the Irma e Mann Interest Photography Noted for Dark room expen ences Destmed to be Who knows? COLLEEN ELIZABETH 'VIULVANEY Moe Gram nz all bar sivps hmzrn m ber ejrs Pet Averslon Rumor mon gers Mam Interest Men general Noted for Her wat Destnned to be Owner of a b rand new 1946 Caldwell Hugh dxploma ' 'kt RICHARD ALFRED MYER Ram Hath nlalzvs uaxle' Why hurry 9 Pet Aversxon Speechmakmg 'vfam Interest Solnd records and swung bands Noted for Tak mg his tnme Destxncd to be A booltmaker tl' s , f - 4 me ' .71 ,, it ' 1 . J 7' ,n W 'Qv :.- ll? f?f'fft .' -n .-, 'urge-A g,'1t?1.?3-'- , 'if sg? .-,f 7gT:3.?:fQg7- 7' it iff-if . 25.5 A 5 gp ,-, at A , V... , ll h'l!l 1 'P f - Y u n u -I U - n , ,lv ,, Nb I .U .. , . P . . W 6 I N, . . - - - n , , ' : ' . 1, , - . - . f - f . . ' ' . . ' .U - : 1 . ' : Be- 1 ' 1 ' ' I : f - ' ' . ' : '- 1 ' . V, ' ' Pet Avcrsion: Camera-shy peo- lionaire- ' , - D n i . . ' : . . . pl. ' - : . Q, X if..I, 5 I A tw .0 I 'K A 1 ,o I , I Q L' Q I 1.6- . I Q' . V - nur ' , I f ' sl - . 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X -1165 sfo' use Blztz huggy Page 22 DONALD EDWARD NOBLE ,IR Don Work xx my hohhy Pet Aversnon Homework Mann Interest Rxfle team Noted for Hrs dunples Destnned to be A naval dnver THEODORA LOUISE ODELL Theo Generally speaking she.: generally speaking Pet Averslon Spamsh Class Mann Interest That certam fel low Noted for Always smnl mg Destmed to be In college ,ar ARTHUR PASSAFARO Art Hu oun thoughts are hu fompanzons Pet Aversxon School Mann In terest Sports Noted for Qutet ness Destmed to he Machxmst JOAN FILEEN NORTZ oan Some' think the world IS made or un and roln' Am! so do I' Pet Awcrsnon Horror frlms Mam Interest That certaxn Irxshman Noted for Soplustx catnon Destmed to be Lucky PATRICIA ANN PANTLEY ll She har ron dence in hersel Pet Aversxon Homework Mann Interest Horses and dogs Not ed for Wxnnxng smlle Destmed to be Who knows' .-of ROBERT DAVID PAUL o The world belongs la the energetic ' Pet Aversnon People who call shxps boats Mann Interest The Student Commentator Noted for Admxral Paul Destxned to be Naval archxtect ' Q sr in H tl 3 I , t X ' ll , . .lu-l U V f , f , in 7 nn ff - ,in l f fu ' , 1 .' 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Pet Averslon Homework Mann Interest Gsrls Noted for Rose land Dcstmed to be Drafts ITIIII CHARLES ELLIS PIERCE ,IR Pxerce Hes a great guy what a lme' A better fellow :mt easy to Pet Aversxon Homework Mam Interest Pat Noted for Mak mg a dull class mterestxng Destmed to be Successful m all hns endeavors HELEN ELIZABETH RANFY Blondie Sbes a atontt uxtb rzergbodg Pet Asersron People who lrsten m on her phone conversatnons 'viam Interest Art Nloted for Blonde Ilaxr Desuned to be Three guesses U ffl BENJAMIN HARRISON PFITZENMAYER Plutz T r' man who blusbes as not uxte a brute Pet Aversxon Stormy weather Mam Interest Dot Noted for Hrs athletrc abrlxty Destmed to be A beachcomber JANE HELEN POGORZELSKA anne She smgs like a lark at beatens gates Pet Aversnon 1None Mann In terest Musrc Noted for Beau tnful vonce Destlned to be A stage or radro star 'QD BETTY ANN RAQUE Rac Hrr bear! xx more sunny than ber ban' Pet Avcrsxon Interest Bob Freckles Mann Noted for Her good lookmg clothes Destmed to be Something ,vw -7 fita AQ A Q Wu Grumng I bound A., our lv-ny 'fx NAINCX LOUISE PROUT ee Ezen though zanquxsbed sbe :ould argue still Pet Aversxon Gamrng wexght Mam Interest Tall brunette Noted for Argumg m class Destmed to be Secretary 29 N-r DOINALD CARL RIDEOUT Dun He pursurx the enrn tenor o hu nays Pet Awersxon Worlung Mam Interest See the world Noted for Bemg a gemus Destmed to be Bachelor I 3 DOUGLAS HOLLIS PRUETT Doug The soul o a man 15 xn lm rlutbes Pet Aversron Grgglmg gxrls Viam Interest Long Island Noted for Bemg 2 Hoosxer Destmed to be A cartoonnst QA CARLYN ROSENBERG Chrck Sbe was a stranger and ue look ber m Pet Aversnon Sprke jones Wann Interest Men Noted for Park Sweet Shoppe Destmed to be Lady of lexsure , Q f 4 1 'N F X , by f an , 3 , I I I A 5 IX . -' I sf , fr I A A gg ' x so ve. - f - f w I - , '5:- 6 ' f U Is I CQ Taiwan E- XXXG xr A .... e . 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RICHARD J RUSSELL Russ A strong armed man rs be Pet Aversnon Muddy football games Mam Interest Roller skatmg Noted for The great 1 Destnned to be woman lover ROSE GLORIA SCHILLACI Shellac You can always be sure shes sweet and demure Pet Aversxon People who put on asrs Mam Interest A Cer tam Sensor Noted for Bemg a bram Destmed to be A secre tary NORMAN ROSENFELD Norm He mylllplxetb words with out knowledge Pet Aversxon Seventh penod Mam Interest Sports events m New York Noted for Corny gags Destmed to be Lawyer GLENETTE ELIZABETH SANTUCCI Glenn A merry heart goes a the day Pet Aversxon Mamma boys Mam Interest Navy Noted for That baton Destmed to be A good housewnfe ADELAIDE ROBERTA SCHLOSS Mxckey Sbe as a capable and lxkable gxrl Pet Aversxon Concexted garls Mam Interest Its a mxlrtary secret Noted for Sparltlrng eyes Destmed to be Short all her lxfe BARBARA ANNE ROWLAND Barb Smslxng are and lrue heart are qualxhes to be cherished Pet Aversxon Domg homework Mam In erest A certam fellow Noted for Her bangs Destmed to be Dxetxtxan SADIE SAPSUZIAN S ats Szlenea rs a ne Jewel or a woman but :ts lxllle worn Pet Aversxon Indnfferent people Mam Interest Musnc Noted for Her guntar Destxned to be Housevufe ELIZABETH KATHLEEN SCHILLING Betty Vrrlues like these make human nature sbxne Pet Aversxon Blushnng Mam Interest Baseball and all sports m general Noted for Playmg baseball Destmed to be Own er of a Ford convertible 1 .. .. , ,, . , . .. ., l , I I . , . ,, . . , . -' ,f A- - f , -4 ' ' 1 ' ' : ' . - 2 ' t : ' . 71 . 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I: , .. . : I ' JACK THOMAS SCHMID ack Sober but not scnous quxet but not rdle Pet Averslon Excessive noxse Mam Interest West Ponnt Noted for Hrs qmet studlous nature Destmed to be An Army officer ROBERTA JANE SEYWERT Bobby Pet Aversnon Moody people Mam Interest A football play er Noted for Her swnmmmg abnlnty Destmed to be S it 2 MARILYN JOAN SISCO oan All the world ss playground Pet Aversxon Domg homework Mam Interest A certam fellow Noted for That sparklmg per sonahty Destmed t be A housewxfe l X DOROTHY MARIE SCHNEIDER Dotty All admxre her dxsposrimn and character Pet Aversxon Matchmalters Mam Interest All sports Not ed for Her low throaty vonce Destmed to be Happy PATRICIA LOUISE SHAUGER It Lrltle but-oh my Pet Aversron Not redheads Mam Interest Mall from Pensa cola Noted for Number please' Desuned to be A college stu dent fshe hopes, ROBERT WARREN SLAUGHTER Enos Laugh and the world laughs I 91 wxth you Pet Aversxon Plgtaxls Mam In terest Betty Noted for Hrs the Navv ELSA LOUISE SCHNEIDER Elsa Lou A quu-t charm and srmlmg way Laughing eyes and manner a Pet Aversnon People who cant smnle Mam Interest Keepnng her books balanced Noted for Bemg cute and eiclent Des tmed to be Ongmal 89: JAMES GERARD SIERCHIO JR Slerchenhlemer A lstlle nonsense now and then rs relished by the best of men Pet Aversxon Mud Mam In terest Football and track Not ed for Good naturedness Des tuned to be A Lnfes photogra pher Q PHYLLIS SCHNEIDER Phy Dark o romplexxon lrghl of heart Pet Aversxon Snobbnsh people Mam Interest Ice skatmg Not ed for Her art work Destmed to be An axrlme hostess DONALD ARTHUR SILVERTHORNE Don labor be? Pet Aversnon People wrthout humor Mam Interest Study mg Noted for Tellmg jokes nn class Destmed to be An neronautxcal engineer Wd X PM i X QSXQXQ 'Nm Z o L: Q. :- L' '1 U 0 2 .. :s fl Q. N o ... :x XYNX 'U so UD rn N LII Gab fest -- .sc n .. , ' : .4 E. : . 3 , . vs ' ' Q l . 22- ,, ,E - . ':. is ' . 2 U U .. N A U .. ' ' ri, .. U : ' N, i , 'V ' 4 ' X x l I f 'A Y: '. ' I N ' ' 0 . ' : 41- P 1 Q . '- S ' - n j I I . . , . I pp , ,xslt Q ' 1 aww - ,..,. vi D Q .. U iff x 'il -I - S- ' X II A 4 . .. ii h 1, W A ' E: -Y ,sv ' . 'Azul Q 1, - , 4 . r. A . gk. .. h - 1 ' 'Q Smxttre Nlw York gurls are pretlg Manhattan girls are smart But xt lakes a girl rom West Caldwell to um a ellow: hear! Pet Aversron People wxth no sense of humor Mann Interest beauty Destmed to be A tease fsee H Snyderj LILLIAN ELIZABETH SPEAKER Lnllran Thg modesty xx a fandle lo lhy men! Pet Aversxon Bashful boys Mam Interest Her dog Shad w Noted for Her frxendly manner Destmed to be A secretary 38 a 4 sl x MARIE ELIZABETH ANN SULLIVAN Sol Il's a merry heart that halh many friends Pet Aversxon Crowds Qdon't fence me my Maln Interest Observmg peculrar habxts of fellow queers Noted for Smrlxn' Irrshman Destmed to be A chemxst DOI' IS MAY SMITH Chmkxe Theres aluags a smile and eherry H1 whenezer Dons passes by Pet Awersron Stubborn males Maxn Interest Meetmg new peo ple Noted for Her slmky walk Q ALLEN MORTON STAVE Stavsky That man hath a tongue Pet Aversxon Teachers who de Mam Interest Pole vaulung Noted for Foot ball manager Annapolrs mand pa ses Des trned to be FRANCES SUTERA Franny Good nalure :males m her fare Pet Aversxon Boys who can't dance Mam Interest Cheer leadmg Noted for Basketball Desuned to be A steno -0,1 MILTON WILLIAMS SMITH JR M1 t Although not zery lzashful and not wry bold Pet Awersnon Oral talks Mann Interest Jams Noted for Seep mg m class Destnned to be A ELLEN LOUISE STILLWELL ll She xx a contradxclor lo the Iheory lhat the best thmgs come in small packages Pet Aversxon Strmg beans Mam Interest Antiques Noted for Berng drrferent Destmed to be Dxfferen FRANCINE HELEN SNYDER I Dxmple Ar her ohm the deul is uzlhm Pet Aversron People who thunk her nose rs a slu jump Maxn Interest Cheerl admg 1 5 Noted for That dxmple 1 her JOSEPHINE ANN STAVALI No better than she should be Pet Avtrsxon Crowds Mann Interest Acertam Semor Noted for Her whrte hat Destnned to be Bookkeeper AF fear fx Mr X72 tx 4f .E Z3 Ah Wzlderrzerfl I . .Fl , Slit ity . . W' ' ,, , . 1 X ' , . S'd A , 1 N , Y V ' rr an ,, . .0 Y, V, JD V f V . I . . ' 7 - - I . ' : ' ' ' l - . h : U l - 1 I' In . Q. Eating. Noted' for: He, ull Destined to be: A model. l goat dairyznan. . Chin- Dc-stined to be: Tetsed, i 'Q' A uexeff 7 . D ll ll Us 'lliik ujoy' 0 l . : , I - ' . I . . h e . . . : ' ,J ff- 9 A be vqels-2 -3 ' S f .fi ' ,Y r ,- , F S , - X L , , X x ' ' ff 51 ' l eff N-- Q Q 9 rr I ,L l 5 felt' JOHN RICHARD TAYLOR Rxch Sxlenee rs the gemus 0 ools and the virtue o the wxse Pet Averslon Pushmg Nobels car Mann Interest A certam blonde Noted for Bemg Rxfle Team member Destmed to be Electrxcal engmeer 2 G' ai DAVIS WILLIAM TOMPKINS Dave A good man neezieth not woman s rompamonshrp to bf hdppy in lg g Pet Aversson People who smoke Mann Interest Amagansett seen ery and traclt Noted for Sgr casm Destxned to be A for ester .i.,. dgdlll '89 JOHN BLISS TEEPLE G en Mu ae xs my business Pet Aversxon A broken strxng Mam Interest Musxc Noted for Bass fiddle Destmed to be A Hddler 'FQ ima,-, THOMAS LEONARD TULLY Tom Something between a hm dranee and a help Pet Aversxon Four mmute mule Mann Interest Gxrls Noted for Skatmg Destnned to be An engmeer EILEEN PATRICIA SWEENEY UI.. She who laughs rs! generally Creates a disturbance Pet Aversnon Sammy Kaye Mann Interest Lrvxng Noted for Whxppy remarks Destmed to b ournalxst EVELYN LEA THOMPSON ee I let my tongue do all my work Pet Aversxon People who smxle contmually Wiam Interest Bos ton Mass Noted for Argumg wnth Mr Bomberger Destmed to be Psycluatnst JUNE KATHERINE TURNER Kay I eyes were made or seeing then beauty xs its oun excuse or being Pet Aversxon Students who don t cheer at school games Mann In terest Boys sports Noted for Personalnty Desuned to be An alumna ye.. 3' ' g 4 MARION ELIZABETH TACQ ..-1-ackyn Her air aml manner are mon' expressile than uonlsf' Pet Aversnon Crabby polxcemcn Mann Interest Addmg a few mches Noted for Bemg cute. Dcstmed to be Happy SHIRLEY GALIMORI: THORNE Shuts My kmllom for a diploma A diploma Pet Aversxon Pedestrxans Mann Interest Whos kxddmg whom Noted for Her hexght Destmed to be A career gurl STEPHEN TUTUSKA Steve I beufrcb sueet lathes with my uorals and looks Pet Averxon Chemnstry Mann Interest Reach Calnfornna Not ed for Has good looks Destsned to be ack of all trades xg fi ' .lu ' . ' It' J, ' I 1 l U . ' A V Z . e: J . .4 3 1 A -- N I' ' - 2 M . .. 1 of Q ' . . I fl I :bv I. .tg 7 ' Alf' gf Q A 1 u . n A U I ,, UL ,, 'f ' ' - ff I .f 5. - ' -H ff ' - ' H . A , .H - A in l fr . , l : I . . H ,, . - . ' : ' 1 l. ' l Z ' , K, ' : - ' : ' . ' , : . . . , . Z . z , . . D - N .4 g as 1: I , 1 ia' , x f 1 3 - , ',v-,613 ..,:j, - .vr e- r ' V, , ' in Sg M ll ly il 7' ll ll .1 ,, lv or ' A , rr , , ' ' ' ' ,, , . , In f . . fy ' , js l 1 I ' Q. I ' . I z J ' ' ' ' FRANCES JANE VAN NESS Fran Lore romes hut onre m a I1 etzme Pet Awersron People who fool toextreme Mann Interest Helb e Noted for Benng enlcxent Destmed to be Its qunte obvx ous RUTH ELIZABETH WEEKS Ruthe When others thoughts and words are gone, Her nendshrp wxll linger on Pet Averxon Homework Mann Interest 6 1 blonds Noted for Art abxlxty Destmed to be Arr stewardess ROBERT HALL WHITE Bo You dont have to be crazy to drwe the uay I do- but rt helps' ' Pet Aversmon Homework Mam Interest K gxrl m Pennsylvama Noted for Hrs drxvmg Des tuned to be A mechamc GRACE BEVERLY XAN XVART Major Lurythmg ends ulth a song Pet Aversxon Slacks wrth heels Wann Interest Smgmg Noted for Pleasmg personality Des :med to be Happy 3' BEATRICE PHYLLIS WEINER Bebe Art is power Pet Aversnon Houseworlt on Saturday mornmg Mann Inter est Gettmg the most fun out of lxfe Noted fq Her mterest ln Brooklyn Destmed to be A grant If I grow any more '36 STFVEN WILLAND Steve .Faw there he that really know htm Pet Aversxon Homework Mam Interest Huntmg Noted for Hrs mce manners Destmed to be Landscape gardener N00 ' ., 4, al I - I 2 I I I'- ff'-Z, 1-nu HITHYU 15,4513 'Il I Thznk I oughta shave' EVELYN FRANCES WEITH Glrstcmng hazr and eyes 0 brown Take fare' She smiles and gnes a side long glance Beware' Mmn Interest Wxll Dalsy May ever cateh Lxl Abner fxf so- Howtj Noted for Bexng out WILLIAM JOSEPH WELCH JR I HL took our uheels and an old trn can made a Ford and the darn thmg ran' Mann Interest Hrs model T Noted for Those many cars Destmed to be Rnch standnng Destmed t b A southern belle MARJORIE MARSH WILLEVER Mardee FLORENCE WILLIAMS Gmger Look me our but dont olerlook me many xdeas and worthy p I A 5 Her unassummg an ronceals e versmon chool Mam In ldfalf terest Ice Skatmg Noted for Pet Averslon Wasps Mann In Tall dark fellow Destlned to ICYESI Haung fun Noted for be Law secretary Her brg blue eyes Destrned to be Someone 'x I ff s gqggpqit . x Q, - 9 jog I, I t ACQJ .. ,. r 0 -----L -'N' N I U V ,. O O ,f . .,, H f , , - , I .,. X ' I I : - A . I: . . . y Y I T T 5 Tj . . , . . - . . - ,U , o 1 . . - ' . . . - 4- - I ' I I I U - 5 P If E f 0 .. .. Ev , , H , .. ,, .. I e 4 f --B110 ff - 3, 4 - -V . . f' , ' f y f . . . - ln . : 1 in g ' ,Z :S ' Z t ' , ' U l Pet Aversionr Qold fveuher- Pet Aversion: Gossipy people ' I' I, ' I 0 e: ' . ' 'Ny -.i :I W' r e . A V ,, g ,, l , .. f f ' ' ii, I ff bn' 4 U U 1- - H MARY 'TLLEN WILLIAMS hlCl SlJt x gig and happj all Jay long, Lift' In bvr is om' big song. Pct Aversion: People without 1 sense of humor. Main Interest: Men. Noted for: Her trips to New York. Destined to be: Female Winchell. . Q 1 ARTHUR FRANK YOUNG, JR. Butch ., If uv roulil only sleep as soundly at night as we do when it's time to get up. Pet Aversion: The man doesn't have any. Main Interest: Shop work. Noted for: His inven- tions. Destined to be: Carpenter. CARYL JANE WWILLIS Caryl Az'rurary and tlupvrxtlulzililg fha! malzt' us beam u'ifL' ailmirafionf' Pet Aversion: Spiders and snakes. Main Interest: To have fun. Noted for: Being on high honor. Vile regret that the pictures of NANCY JANE WILLS Willie Bvgmn-, my rurcsg I gin' 3011 io the u.'imls. Pet Aversion: Vfishy - washy handshakes. Main Interest: Sports. Noted for: Her neat- ness. Dcstined to be: A secre- Vt!! 'Q , ' 4 ' R, Llqx 'ii WILLIAM HARRISON WINELAND --Bm 1 'His head is high, buf his lbonghls un' no! in lhe FIOIIIILH Pet Aversion: Trees on the side of 1 hill. Main Interest: Chem- thc following boys have been omitted from this book. These , 4 i b : A h ' I istry. Noted for: Being 6' 4 . Dtsumd to C teac er Ury Destincd to be: Chemical engi- necr. RQ . .- t ,.,,. I ,A 1 ' . X C 1 if f 5-9 . t 3 ., . I S X if JORDAN GEORGE , ZELLNER I Oh lbat beau' of hair! I -X Yon'tl know it anyu'bt'rc', -X Pet Aversion: Brown eyes. Main Interest: Barbara. Noted for: Red hair. Destined to be: Busi- nessman. Boy, zvlml ez H1472 . . x JN X4 I, ' , , . i 'G -ln1..e vi .Jay .--- service men had not yet returned to school from the armed fortes when this section went to press. I'iI'.1I'll'illIl Cobb Davis, Richard XX'etherslield Foote, Bruce Ifree- man Iletht, XY'illi.1m Frank Ran- som, and lfloyd 'latkson XX'hit- alter. n fu Ph t Q5 ' 1 , 4, Q NL - if... D M 4 ' Q .. I , ' 1 8 f X N. f : S . I l K mf I N 5 - ' QQ W gig R 'T in I, , . Q , 'J ' yn. 1 ,J ,U -'f X M 7 , ' 1 Q w'X S? x ' ' by ax 24 -1' - ,794 1 f f 155' A 0' ,FQ I. 'W I., If 1 Jnfbfil ,Ilia bfi. X- . N wtf X 7 ra Q f 1f 'ai- V' Jef' X -,.- sr '5' V ' ' 1 J., tklft X ' , All 1 ,UWM fn E ,I 'L I I 1 wil, f w F I s 'W' v J 7 In , f MW' 2 ff 7' 1 , , x . ' , 4x Q' 5 A552 N ,- I f H 3 6 L -1. 'X -, lf' c rx N 5 ff if' , w1-4, ..., . ., -k f u' Wt? SP4 if ON 6 ig 2 -P' F1 sf 9470 1 A , 2 t . X .A ' I Dfyzcjrfzrrfj' mo M boilf. ,ff tk 'Ev ' , A 1 : W- , ,.,,i4m . :-- - .' f Il Nl Nw- ,, A., ? ' .. ,. 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N J, fffli 'ff'- ',A,Z., l,,f'ly 1, , 1 if ' iii f W M1 'L-f ' LLL 2 ,lk if -'V f,ji '..l RQ 1 A1 X , X Wx u zxafz L X . ' ,ir m 74' V ',,..n-sun ,,:?,:g,,f-f- ' . , 1, , ,.,f iZ,1,f, 3 , A' ' x -ff' rwzrqazff-f' 'f:f::if- ' Q,,,,.,A 1 W, M -gi ,, , f,g: 5f ff:33 'ASA f fl f ,iff ,,, ff:ili-ffff' ' ' ,, f I' :f11 ' A . 5 I ' . A'f',:'A Dian. ,iv l Kg: if 1.51 , x s V J . If A 3 ,S X ' ' 1 5 ' 3 3 X -I 1 133 ' R '1 4 Z A an f , , s , ' I A-f QT, D 4 S ' 'ff ' , 6 'X' , 1 xx . 9 'C .k E'-'x ff 551 ' ' lgf K v if Q 1, Ji .Q f SMVU QBW After the years of toil and enjoyment in school there will come a day when we finally will find ourselves on the threshold of entering new sur roundings. Some of us will immediately start out into the business world while others will continue the academic studies in college. There is also the prospect that many fellows will see military serv ice. No matter what career we choose whether housewife, baker or doctor, we shall always hold dear to us the good old days at Caldwell High We all shall remember the time when after the completion of grammar school, we first entered the Senior High as freshmen. It was here that we started on a definite curriculum which we hoped would eventually lead us on into the future After this year of school was completed mme back as sophomores. During this year, we were fortunate to see our baseball team undefeated for the first time in the history of our high school At this time, we were also glad to be admitted into the Senior High assembly, which we enjoyed ab initio The sophomore year quickly drew to a close and we came back from our annual summer vaca tion to find ourselves, juniors. This was to be the most important year up to this time as we were now grown up so we thought. Under our class officers: Bill Fred Helen and Carrel we man aged to raise enough money to present the seniors with a wonderful prom. We, moreover, received our class rings and l-:eys in our junior year which we joyously and proudly displayed Then here it was at last our final and best ear in high school, as seniors. With the opening f another school year last September, we saw a ew alterations in our customary routineg mainly e seven period day and many new members of faculty To lead us through this important ar, we elected Fred, Carrel, jack, and Elsa, who did a splendid job. The first item of business ich our class undertook, was that of selling magazine subscriptions This task in time prosed to be worth the effort for our class acquired the necessary funds to nnance it through the year Early in the fall as always the football season started We consequently found a group of cheerleaders all senior girls who worked dili gently to see that our team received the support which it deserxed Our band which appeared to be the best since its origin was also a special treat to hear Much excitement as usual occurred in regard to the football games when we rooted for our team in their wins and defeats Nei ertheless a bright spot which we of course cannot forget w s the 8 Ball dance that was given before the raditional Glen Ridge football game which game as traditional we lost after a tough struggle Then came the yearbook electrons and after the selection of a competent staff Charlie was off to see that all the seniors had their photographs taken for the Clarion It must be said that we seniors were truly an inspiring sight on the days when these pictures were taken Then too an other organization the Student Commentator was also soon on its way to publication Under the able leadership and hard work performed by Bob and Martin we saw four excellent issues roll off the press during the year Also when Friday of each week would roll along we would rush for a copy of the Caldwell Progress I it e hunted through each page until we found Herbs column where we learned all the up to the minute ossr After the thrilling basketball season and winter were over along came spring and the Senior Ball On this occasion we saw the seniors with their dates all out having a merry time for themselves Not long after this ball came the wonderful per ormance ot the operetta Hats Off With our school life now nearly completed we eagerly await the junior Prom Class Night and finally Commencement age 35 ' ' Y 3 7 1 , :A ' . 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Robert Van Dyke Vin Pn'5m'eul Betty Guenther Sefrelarj joyce Weber Treasurer Wrlbur Muller Frances D Surney Cannlle De Varso Raymond De W ar Dvnght Doherty 'Vlary Lu Dowd Betsy Dowhng lklLl13I'd Duncan aequelme Dustan Robert Easom lvelyn Edelson ldward Elencr Wllly Elsasser Harold Erm Ahce Faber Sally Fallon Rnchard Farley Mary Fenesey Ceorge Ferguson Dolores Fxhpow Iaek Fxlltm ldward Fxscher Rnchard Fleckner joseph Flynn Harold Fox Chrxstme Frabel Sylua Freeman jeannette Fusaro Ann Gaertner ean Gammond Ruth Gannon Frank Garlock Salvatore Gatto lred Gaydrck joyce Gexger George Gxlbert Ioanne Gxles james Glerum Lloyd Goldsmith Clanre Goodrnch Glorxa Gounaud Betty Guenther jeanne Gumport Damel Haggerty Shxrley Haltewessell Kathryn Hall Betty Ham Arthur Hambacher Rnchard Hamilton Donald Hanson Dolores Harrell lean Heaford Class Adurer Mxss Katharine Cunningham Bermec Heath Robert Hedden jack Hncks Cameron Hxllman lrances Honle Ahce Hopkxns jay Hopler joan Horowrtz Charles Howe Ted Humphreys Carol Inghng Ruth jacltowru jeane jackson Alberta james Patrxcxa ames Adella johnson Wrllnam johnson Nancy Kane Sydel Kaplan Donald Kashuba Catherme Kelly Florence Kelly Noreen Kenny Arnold Kenter Dorothy Kesby Gretchen Kmdsgrab Barbara Kxrchner Dorothy Kxwnor Rnehard Khmback Howard Knuttgen Norman Konner Nancy Kraemer Marne Kunjasxc Wxlham Landstrom 'Nlancy Lang Cecrl Lear jack Leeds Arnold Lngoun Concetta Lwolsr john Long Patncna Lucxano Helen Lynch Maryorxe Maclntyre Glona Mahula Thomas Maloney ldrth Manuel Donald Marshall Davnd McAvoy Daud McCurdy Raymond Mel-Boy Rrehard Messnen lhlabeth Meszaros ldward Moore lawrence Morns Wrlbur Muller George Myron Ferdmand Napolnello Anna Mane Nasuta Carl Nelson Glona Norns Wnlham Nunamacher l rna Oldermann George Palmer joseph Palmere Robert Paulosky Qrn servreej hrgmna Pellow Dolores Pelt Robert Petronaer Henry Pfister Kenneth Pfxtzenmeyer Gordon Post Barbara Prestxfihppo bndney Prestxfihppo Albert Pruden George Qumn lhzabeth Rae Wrlham Regan june Rehberg Harold Rendxnger eannme Rlckert Margaret Robb Gerald Ro ms lerry Robms Prxscxlla Robmson Ralph Rosenfeld George Rousseau Clara Rupp john Rush Cathenne Santuecx Ruth Schachel Agnes Schmidt jane Schobert Chnstnan Schneider Chnsuan Schnuder Alberta Schwemberg joan Selleck lannttte Shaw lhlhe Sherrer Nlargary Snevers Henry Sxlverthorne Warren Skndmore Raymond Snuth Robert Srmth Patnena Snyder bamuel Sokol George Spexgel Charles Stabnle jaek Steffens Vlyrna Stlerle Margaret Stoll l lvnra Storz joan Stoutfer Katherme Straus Dolores Swann Margaret Taylor Mnehael Testa Betty Thetss Ardyth Thomas Ralph Todd Rose Mane Trxo Kenneth Truscott Wnlnxa Turnball juha Tutuska Donald Valk Robert Van Dyke joseph Venne Valene Vreeland Anne Webber joyee Weber Irvmg Wendlrng Rxchard Wemck Kenneth Whxte Harry White Annona Whxtman Kathryn Whxtney Margaret Wxllewer Ahce Wxlhams Donald Wllhams Gayle Wnlllams Grace Wilson Roger Wilson joan Witt Lnlhan Wolcott Robert Wolf Dons Wooldrxdge lranees Wntt Ralph Yersm lucnlle Yetran john Zavoda Nlarllyn Zlgenfus Page 41 joan Abbott Ioyee Ahl AFIIODJ Anderson Ralph Apel joan Arnaz Mary Baldwm Patrncta Barton Rtehard Bauer Kenneth Beaeh Dons Beck lohn Bchrxnger Ixathlecn Bell Arnold Bert, Ruth Bxclault Danncl Bxsehoff NIUFILI Blalek Stanley Bhss joan Boehmer ames Bolan Idward Bolton Iohn Boucher Irank Bottone Nleholas Bonum Rose Marne Bonymt Ions Bower C lara Bowers Nanette Bayeu Arthur Btaeutl Russell Brehn 'VIar1e Bruno Crlorna Burner Ioan Byrne Nneholas C.apko Dorothy Carme Ioan Carlson lloyd Carman Itlna Carson Xnne C,arstcnsen Page 42 Robert Carner Robert Cassell Ihlhp Casttlloux Mae Iom Cenexarnn Audrey C hrlstensen Roger Cxlapp Robert Clark Shnrley Clark Ihelma Closs Arthur Loddmtton Robert Coe Rtehard Coffey Anne C,oIeman Herbert Collerd Audrey C,olhns Iames Conroy Cflorta Cooke Salyatore Corelaxeo Idwm Cormero C,hrtstopher C,osp,roye Russell Carovnther C olyer Crum Dudley C,uIvert I rnest DAmato Annette Damota X! 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R-I , K . ilnh erclassmen west DATE NIGHT NO Mill IUNIORS IN THE SPORT SPOTLIGHT Manv of the Junlor fellows showed a great interest ln football this past season and did a fine Job upportmg our team Those who were on the Varsity squad and re cened a letter are Ray Jensen and John Tully ln basketball too our class was w ell represented George Hauser Joseph Laughney and Hobart Vey did a grand Job on the Varsity and the rest of the Juniors proved themselves to be good plavers in the Junior Varsltv games lield Hockey and Girls Basketball This vear Caldwell had an unde feated season again in hockey and a great deal of the credit goes to the Junior girls Our champions Dorothy Hart and Dorothy Kutchta Y basketball team attracted several Junior girls too EVENTS OF THE YEAR juniors Sum Up Achievements The class elections held primary position this year with the Juniors Popular votes went to Phllbrook Smith as President Barbara Ori as Vice President Dorothy Smlth Secretary and Natalie Gumport as as Treasurer All are capable lead ers and they did a super Job guid mg, the Junior class Hooray' 'Ihe Christmas Card sale was a success. Thanks go to all those Juniors who helped to raise funds to make money for this year s l I'0lTl the best we think the school could ever have. CLARION ELECTIONS CAUSE WAVE OF EXCITEMENT This year the Clarion elections dtmonstrated to the students the importance of a good and depend- able staHf by the greatest cam- paign in the history of our school. 'I he halls and rooms were bedecked with posters banners and circulars. Ihr, candidates showed their desire to become members of the Clarion staff by their speeches and by the enthusiasm with which they ac- cepted their nominations. The greatest rivalry was between the candidates for assistant editor- ship and business manager. The assembly rang with the tunes of the band, the shouting of the cheer- leaders and the seemingly im- GALA EVENING FOR TENTH GRADERS Perhaps the most outstanding achievement of the Sophomores this year was their hop which was held on Iebruary eighth Post poned from December seventh be cause of the many illnesses at the time it looked for a while as if the dance nnght never be held but due to the perseverance and ability of the chairmen Kenneth Pfitzen mayer Gordon lost and Beth Rae it finally did materialize An in terestlng feature of the dance is that it was organized before the class had any officers which is an other tribute to its fine chairmen When the great night finally ar rned there was an attendance of about seventy who danced to the music of Bill Hennebergers band ten dollars w as compensated bv the wonderful ex emng had by all FRESHMEN BEGIN ON THE RIGHT FOOT SCHOLASTICALLY Although the Freshman Class is the youngest and newest class it has not taken the members long to establish themselves as an active part of the school They are get ting accustomed to the new respon sibihty and habits and are becom ing more confident as the year passes Among their first and most help ful friends are their counselors and many students have been guided by these willing advisers. The girls counselor is Miss Shutterly who is ever ready to assist all in solving their many problems. The boys counselor is Mr. Shannon w'ho is understanding reprimanding when necessary and constantly coming to the boys aid. Among those who have distin- guished themselves scholastically are Bette White Shirley Peters Marigene Harrington and Colyer Crum who are all high honor stu- dents. promptu speeches from the audi- cnce. All the major candidates ave well prepared speeches and the audience left the assembly with their choice well fixed in their n1ind. The election resulted in the selection of Marxin Grossman for assistant editor and Joseph Jur- kowski for business manager, both of whom the school can depend on to do a good job next year. SOPHOMORES AND FRESHMEN STAND OUT IN SPORTS REVIEW This has been one of the most athletic Sophomore classes that Grover Cleveland High has ever had The football team was prac tically fwell almost practlcallyj all made up of Sophomores Among the fellows who received Varslty letters were Ted Humphreys Dick Carpentier Arnold Ligore and Raw De War These boys did outstand ing work throughout the season and the members of the Class of 48 in the Junior Varsity team played well also When basketball season rolled around the Sophomores again turned out en masse' and played good ball in every game On the rifle team there were qulte a few bophomores who shot in numerous matches Even in bowling the ma gority was you guessed lt Sopho mores' Freshmen Present Well Rounded Sports Picture During the 45 season many of the Freshman boys made the Jun 1or Varsity Football team These lucky fellows were Christopher Cosgrove Robert Clark Frank Lottone Arnold Berg Robert Ap gar W1ll1am Horn Harry Schmlt and Lee Nelke We are partlcu larly proud of these boys because it is the first year that so many Ireshmen have made the J.V. team. Many boys went out for bas- ketball also. They were Robert Clark Howard Jacobus Lawrence lischoff John Riddell Neal Simon- sor Russel Crowther Morris Meeker William Nutto Alan Wal- lerstein Robert Heinold Edwin Stasse William Foley and Colyer Crum. We re sure that in a year or two all these fellows will be first team material. Not too many years ago young ladies did not participate in sports as they do today in Caldwell High where the Ireshman girls have taken an actixe part in athletics. Their favorite sport w'as basket- ball the practices for which on Wednesday and Thursday were regularly attended by Bette White Audrey Collins Anne Duncan Ma- rion Zahn Joan Boehmer Consuelo Wiberg and Mitzi Milone. A few of the girls went out for bowling, and two, Mitzi Milone and Bette White, made the first team. How's that for a sports' record! 6 PROBPIBL CLEAR . K A F ' - ' S . 1 . . . 4 G . , . 0 V . . l Q ' '- - v , . 7 K 1 1 ' - - , ' . . y . K . v ' ' W 1 1 ' y - ' ' - . n I Y 1 - 1 1 1 - , . . . . . . . - , U , 8 I . . - . D F . . . 1 - U L Y 'll l . M' . . K V . A F 'V ' ' ' 5 L . ' . , . V v - I , T ' . I . . . . 1 y - 1 , . made All State Hocke teams. The what the hop lacked ln Prom' Just - 7 . , . , . . D , Y . ' , V y l I , . 1 . . ' ' L 1A , I K . . .3 . . K. , ' . , - S . . . A . ' . l L V ' - ' . ' l 1 - 1 l , st' ' , - . . . . - .Y , 7 , - n Q - . 4 - r , Y l y ', .Y ' . U Y w Y y , ' 1 Y , ' ' , I 1 1 I1 1 I 1 ' 1 7 ' 1 1 V , 'H V y 4 1 1 1 1 ' Y Y r 1 I 11 Y I 7 ' ' if ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 Q 2 Sicwiff Q A .L S- Xl fx! h -. 1-X f hi a3Cv Q-2 9 ff QQ . f f First row: Coach Boverini, Sierchio, Maine, Mitchell, Ganther, Doran, Pfitzenmayer, Byrne, Pierce, Gelf- man, H. E. Chief Bonnel, Director. Second row: Freshman Coach Doran, Hobson, Jacquin, Baumann, Tompkins, jameson, Livorse, Petronaci, Russell, Conroy, Charpentierg Assistant Coach, William Fox. Third row: Develin, Howe, Jensen, Garloclt, Tully, Krouse, Humphreys, Petronaci, Smith, Blaes. Fourth row: Slaughter, Silverthorne, McGrane, Farley, Cosgrove, Leeds, DeW'ar, Wilson, Collins, Pfitser, Paulosltig Allan Stave, Manager. Fifth row: Foley, Crowther, Teti, Culvert, Horn, Nelke, Robb, Berg, Clark, Smith, Hoffstatter, Simonson. Sixth row: johnson, Anderson, Grenke, Schmidt, Brown, Pascal, Bottone, White, Hendry, Wiberg. JFUUTBAJLIL This years grid-season proved to be a somewhat peculiar one. Some might look at it as a failure but in more respects it turned out a success. As far as victories and scores are concerned our football team was not rated as tops but as for building up material and experience for years to come it completed its job. This year our team was under the skillful and experienced leadership of Coach Manl-io Boverini, who came to Caldwell last year, and also under Coach William Fox who came to Caldwell this year. The season started when Newark Academy defeated us 12-6. The following week we put on water wings and traveled over to a rain soaked Passaic Valley field to eke out our only victory of 2-0 on a safety due to a tackle made by Dick Russel. This was followed by a 15-O loss to Madison. Next we were visited by Millburn and were turned back 18-0. The Glen Ridge game started off by an 80-yard run for a touchdown by Dick Carpentier but ended in a 13-6 loss. Then we suffered the worst defeat of the season by being trounced 45-O by a strong Summit team. After this upset we closed our season by playing our annual final game with Verona. This game also proved fatal to us but Verona completed its season as State Champions. Many underclassmen contrib- uted their efforts this year and there will be many returning lettermen next year. R-Zhi. X f7 gk ii 1 fl X A Dk ., 0 1 all-C X O , Z Good luck next year! ...- i rx fa i f v Lcomte Apsev Just Second '0W1H'E' - ' ,K , CY- e ' ' ' v- . First row: Pfltzenmaylirl lglllltunglt'-lacqplil-ii1xllD,liJi-1303? Atllclinsnn, Krousc, Howe' StintonlC?ullSi,neyl'il:lgrTli1hi:li' -- ' l, C ' 3l'Pen left , , i' ,, 1 'k , H r0HC, our n ' ' Tcljfxliffdf rovIi?rlGiGrar?ZfNlanaSer5 Johnson. bmith, Laughmy, Lear, V311 Dy 3 LL Manager. AS lETBAlLlL The 1945 Caldwell High School basketball team won 6 games while losing 13, including a victory and a defeat with the alumni, but Chief Bonnels varsity five didnt seem to get its share of luck, and lost many heartbreakers. We trimmed Passaic Valley and then lost to them. In other non-conference tilts we crushed Boonton twice and split with Montclair Academy winning the first and losing the second. Caldwell lost two thrillers to Summit, 40 to -il and 33 to 5-l and lost two heartbreakers to Glen Ridge, once by two points. The Chiefs split two games with Madison, lost twice to Millburn, once by two points, and were beaten in two well played games with Verona, We lost 33 to 39 to a heavily favored Bloomfield Tech team in the state tournament by giving up a two point lead with only three minutes left to play in the game. john jacquin and Bill l.eComte as forwards were high scorers for the team while Hobey Vey did a fine job at the center slot. Al Kopf and Bob Morgan played steady ball at the guard positions. The second varsity team, which also deserves credit, consisted of Harrison Pfitzenmayer and George Hauser as for- wards, Charles Nutting as center and Bob Apsey and Ray just as guards, .Af f First row: john Rimelis, Anthony Kuczborski, Paul Schubert, Alfred Edwards, Angelo Sutera, George Braue, William Jarrett, Harrison Pitzenmayer. Second row: jock Little, Manager, Richard Goodman, Robert Simonson, Hobart Vey, Richard Timmerman, Robert Ferguson, Anthony Livorse, H. E., Chief Bonnel, Coach. BASEBALL Suburban Conference Champions!-Group II North jersey Champions. Last year Caldwell High's baseball team under the leadership of Coach Chief Bonnel completed its season with fifteen wins, three defeats and a tie. The boys started out by traveling down to Immaculate and receiving a 6-3 defeat. The following week the team took a tour to West Point and played the Plebes in which game the outcome was a 3-3 tie. We then played Montclair Academy, bringing home an 8-1 victory. The next game, however, proved somewhat fatal when Glen Ridge pulled out a 2-1 victory over the Caldwell nine. The next two games with Mont- clair Academy and North Arlington proved victories with scores of 10-O and 11-0. We then played Glen Ridge two more times and the team redeemed itself by a 2-O, and a 5-0 victory. The two Passaic Valley games were of a winning nature with scores of 6-2 and 7-2. The second Immaculate game was success- ful, ending 5-2. The two Verona games were the closest of the year, both ending in victories of 2-1 and 1-0. The boys then tangled with Millburn for the Conference Championship and just got under the rope, winning 1-0. Then the Newark Tournament games started by first playing Hillside and winning 4-3. The second tournament game was with Kearny, and they also fell to a defeat of 2-1 by the Caldwell nine. However, the next game proved to be the closing game of the season for Caldwell when Bloomfield rolled up a 6-4 victory over the Caldwell boys. The team was led by the pitching staff of Alfie Edwards and Paul Schubert. Edwards, who started pitching varsity ball as a sophomore, com- pleted three years of varsity baseball, leading the team into three Suburban Conference Championships and a greater Newark Championship in 1944. This team which won seven championships and fifty games losing only six, over a three year period is now broken up. Pfitzenmayer was the only returning player for this spring's team. On the whole, the season of 1945 was very successful. Trophies of the seven championships won by the team during the past three years. . O ,- .audi A . any 4 ,, ,ga 'r Q' V x. X11 2? M QQ: 2 A.-Sf ffi ' vi . Q fi if f I i' .6 E - f ' A .., V 6 7345 !' , Q - ,a 7 L' ' 4'-'I g 'Vg ff! : , ' 'V ' ' 'V f A 1 X fm X !!L1 f V A-f I ' ' is H f +P' 2. f if- ,,,,, qasiiiriwfw 3 fs. Q in . 4 A . V A 'Q x N 1 . kk, V Ox f Q , A, 1 5. , .,,, ,- xr ,K ,+ 1 .Q ff' Q A 11- ' ' f ' 1 1 Q . I I, gl' J 'J 4' , , -, ?.fg,' fy- ' f 'C i f, 1.3 cz Q- .. , .,- , . . 'af L HOCKEY hrs: row Roberta Seywert joan Meays Dorothy LaCagnma Marjorre Ann Fltrrch Jane Lord Dorothy Smrth Gay Murray oan Murray Ioan Srmonson Bette Whxte Second row Mnss Adams coach Gxon Mangrerr justme Davey Roberta Borman Evelyn Werth joan Lanmg Nacalre bum port Ann Commarato Ruth Rrddell Dot Hart Marne Sullrvan Barbara Hopkrns Marrlyn Hotopp Dorothy Kuchta CGI ILS SPO TS Man has always proudly boasted of hrs physrcal powcrs and has lrghtly dubbed womcn as the weaker sew Weak' Why ' Because rt ll.1s always been man who has gn en the best of ewerythrng rn athletrcs But Mass Adams and Miss Perry and the glrls have rectrfled thus world wrde fallacy Thus year has pros en to be a successful year for the gurls of G C H S The field hockcy team has marked thrs rts fourth undefeated season whrch rs more han I can say for the boys Dot Hart and Bobby Seywert added fame to the team by makrnc tht All State Hockey Team whrle Dot Kuchta made the All State Reserxe Team Not only the hockey tcam made us srt up and take notrce but our basketball team as also somethrng to be proud ot The gurls have worked hard and earned every vrctory that they have gamed I am sure that our baseball tcam wall be as successful as the other wrnnrng teams have been ,.44 6116 0 BASKETBALL Frrst row Dorothy Kuchta Betty Hamrl ton Mane Sullrvan Roberta Seywert Helen Dxgges Frances Sutera Ellen Intrllr Second row Mxss Adams coach Dorothy LaCagnma Ann Van Order Marrlyn Van Ness Rose Schrllacr Lrllran Wolcott Mary Fenesy Ruth Weeks Jane Lord Sylvra Freeman Nlrldred Rrzzro Mrss Perry coach Page 51 lm 9 fl' k ' A A 41 f . ,- ..' ku.. .,: V: I Q I ' 5. I jk- V 1 . h 'Y L4 Il I A V V ' I v - V - 9 ' Y . .' , , - V . ' . , 1 , f ', M gr L 4 L- M, ,, . -. T11 Q.. e c r - r c c - ,, spat- 5535? Y J ki 1 T, ,J V ch . , ,r .tyecrrc , 1 4 ' fs ' , Q J ': y y E ', 4 l : I fy . , , V ' J ' ,T y L 2 . 7 l . ' ,. . , ' . y y .4 . h X ' Y ' ,V lf ' I SWIMMING hrs! row Barbara Klrrlxmr Nancy Kane Theo Odell Lappy Nlaloney Nlarxon I'aLq Wane Sulln an Second row Nlarnc Kunjasu ean amcson Ninss Perry dnrec tor Prxscxlla Robnnson Ruth Sghachel A, IBOM ll IING r Bombrrrgr dxrcl ll u Vlmm. lorctta XJILI' 'vlarggry Xlarslmall Bmrlcx an Warn Ions rlanun MODERN DANCING l'1rsL rovf Robcrm Seyvurt Q u XX 1 Q Nlurnl 0 son buond row MISS Parry nllrutor Phyllis Brxu Hrlln Smdcr Bern Hamxlton Helen Raney oan Norm Xlarxc Sullnan Bun bum can Lamng llnrd r 'slarxon TAC Paz Bauer. Theo Odell Cap- py Maloney, Mary McEvoy. viii. 4 rxQ'?3 QW: 5 ,I 3.52 ff nc f N! X J ff '11 '4 'I ij - ' IN K I 1? In A. ff. H. lu In Page First row: janet Gaydick, Evelyn Weith, Nancy Wills, Donald Howe, Marilyn Crane, Dorothy Hart, Nancy Lang, Jeanne Siegfried, Marigene Harrington, Catherine Timrnerman. Second row: Mr. lalliot, Adviser, Bette XVhite, Alta Hesse, Connie Commarata, Mary Fenesy, Marilyn Hotopp, Bette Skinner, Robert Van Dyke, Gioia Mangieri, W'illiam johnson, Richard Duncan. Gordon Post, Mr. Butler, Adviser. Third row: W'illi:im Atkinson, Robert Freeman. Randall Munson, George Olson, Prank Miele, Robert Hedclen, Robert Anderson, Arnold Berg, Martin Malachnwsky, Robert Clark, Christian Schneider, Carrel Bryant, Williaiwu lairhurst, W'illiam Nunnimacker. T IE SEN TUE The Senate, under the excellent supervision of Mr. Butler, has done .1 splendid job in improving our school, It has raised enough money this year to have the long awaited hand books which will be distributed in September of 19416, Our presi- dent, Marilyn Crane and her co-workers have made these books possible by doing good honest hard work. We have as officers this year Marilyn Crane, president, Donald Howe, vice-president: Dorothy Hart, secretaryg and Nancy Lang, assistant secretary. All of them have proved capable in their job and deserve full credit for their time and effort. There are numerous committees such as the Lost and Found, Outdoor and Indoor Patrol and the Assembly Com- mittee, which all worlt together for the common purpose ot' keeping the school's high standards and bettering it in any Adviser: 'nd way possible. Mr. Butler, president A Crane- MarilYn STU lEi lf C UNGUL ,lust what is tlie purpose ot' our Student Council, or any student council for that inattc-rf lhis is a question .tsl-Qed by all students of junior and Senior High School, Here .arc tlint- outstanding purposes that help answer this-question: tell The promotion ot harmonious relations between teachers and atudents .ind among the students tliemselves. Ill The dexelopment ot' student appreciation ot, membership in a demoeracy by providing such a demotracy in the school, Q31 The coordination and promotion ot' student activity and insuring greater participation by all students. The Student Council is made up of two representatives from each grade in GCHS. These students consider any matters brought to their attention by the administration, faculty and student body and decide whether they are important enough to put before the Senate and Student Council. To all those who participated in the Senate and Stu- dent Council we owe much gratitude. 5 , ng Ji -.L g sfgy, , if . ' 1.1. :J B X ,X . ,F -X ' ,F 1 1,4 V v' 'N Rx is At: 'if 150 C '57 'i 4 Iwrst row: Marilyn Hotopp, Dorothy Hart, Marilyn Crane, Bette White. Second row: Mr. Butler, Adviserg Donald Howe, Riehard , .f Duncan, Donald Ncelcy, XY'illi.1m Atkinson, Robert Yan Dyke, Frank Miele, Carrel Bryant. 'L Q. 5 . f fu ' Q ' 'ff I fi ' '- ,f4 -H f Q ff ' Q 'Vs kk L.LL gsm' P , 2 Q 4 A if 4 J 25 f ,vm g , ' . ', J E ag If I I f V I 5 . A .eff .i if ,Q 35 Q JF 'f ,Aw 5 534- fe I ' A Q x n A 4 0 4' V? ga , ' I Q I ,G ' figs I9 , I f f' 8 , 5 I cf , w , 6 Q2 Q 'f xx! , 1 L -ZR, si , Y f' a- ' 2 If if 3 'x MUSICAL ORGANIZATIUNS 'lihis year we are proud to say that our orchestra, band and mixed chorus comprised one of the finest musical departments that Old GCHSH has seen in its day. Each lfriday morning as we strolled into the assembly we were grceted .it the auditorium door by the melodious strains of Mr. Kuhn, commonly known as Colonel, and the GCHS orchestra. Many and enjoyable musical programs were presented by this musical set. To the snappy fall football games, our famed band added a lively musical note to spur our team onward. Colonel and the band practiced diligently for weeks before its first appearance. As the transportation problem was eliminated by the end of the war, we were able to see our band bring color and music not only to our home games but also to our away games as well. Under the able direction of Miss Harper, our mixed chorus was the largest of the musical organizations. Since its establish- ment last year, this vocal group has shown a marked improve- ment. The Christmas pageant and the operetta Hats Off wer produced with great success. To those members of the orchestra, band and mixed chorus we express our gratitude and appreciation. May you continue your line work next year! C s.. HAROLD E. KUHN Director ENID HARPER Director Page 58 Be t Skmner MISS Um' ' Frrst row ManlYn Howpp t C d Barbara Hopkms Ruth Rrdaeu Ann Van Of ff LOST AND FOUND VISUAL AIDJERS Th Lost and Found Commnttee was created several years ago to help the student body m reclaxmmg lost artncles Mass hllClSCl was the faculty sponsor thus year whnle Bette Slunner a member of the Senate was the student representatnve If you have found that lost artlcle nt ns because of the ine job this commnttee has done Lost arucles were kept nn locker 774 next to Room 29 where anyone mxght call for them after school The locker tontaxned everything from shoes and box lunches to waluable watthes Eve yont who lost something would be very hkely to hnd nt mth the lost and Found lverytxme we had a movxe here nn our school do you know who was responsnblea lt was the Vnsual And Department Thus department under the able supervnsxon of Mr Fllnott and crew of capable hard worlung boys ns becommg more nmportant to the school each year Some of the equxpment whxch these boys learned to mampulate nncluded shde machmes sxlent and sound movle projectors and a mxcrophone used m speech class and asscmblnes These boys and thexr advxser formed an 1m portant club which helped the school and at the same tame tranned th members for future yobs Fxrst row Randall Munson Ralph Apel Prank Hendry Kenneth Hotopp James Conroy Second row Pat Patton Rlchard Monaghan Mr Flhot Advxser Salvatore Cordasco Lawrence Bnschnff , nh ,..,...vY, . - u - . 1 ' a s E . .I , e ' ' . . . ' ' ' ' . . 3 A ' , . . . . . , . . y v , V , A. , 3 1 s n v ' ' s 1 - ' y 1 1 ' I xxx X hrs! row Phyllis Hall C1 M oeen oore :anne ordan Barbara On Bar Second row Mxldred Ralmo llonnu. S od k M P Q1 U lolncr Aduscr M3 ,an bara Manner Bernice Nochensgn 'lone Aflgelom Sue Parton RED CROSS TIHIIE RIECIEPTIONISTS A rough tlt war tnltl tht Rtd C ross Club conunucd to functnon undcr tht ablc nducc of Nlrs omcr ln acldmon to Iyons Hospxtnl the club madr 'SO bcautxiul folders contain mg tht wtll known Chustmas songs to send to the soldncrs m c mp Vt Impc tut tu L In peut as W as m var mll mv t to aqua zur la t goal n the R d Cr s drug 100 ptr cent fhc RLu.ptmmsts dld a fine 'ob undtr tln sponsorshxp of Nlr Butlcr plhv. purpost of thus club 15 to grcct and welcomr usntors to our school and to dxrect them to the warxous offxces .md rooms The studrnts vure on duty nn the halls every perxod ot the school das Bcsxdes the functxons mentnoned the recep LIONISIS also lnlpcd nn th ofhccs when callcd upon T B tt Xhlto lscatcdj oan Fndault Frances Sutera Mary Fenesy, ne Lord Pat Barton Katherme urner c w Mr Butler Supervuor Barbara Atkmson P Page 59 - 5 X v , xi N . , ' 5' V . ' , - ', 1 -J J , - . . , . , W n , Y 7 I ltl 1- '- -1 - - Z Q ' ' ' ' ' . I x ' making and filling Christmas stockings for the veterans at ' ' ' I v - I , '. . ' , ' . , A , y . ' - I . ' V I' 4 ' ' 'J . - I in thc ' turn' K ell ' ' , ' ' C X ' ' we haw rcspvs-s l s s ' i 1: os js , , ' , ' ,' . J ' y - Y - 1 I ' l 1 CHEERLEADERS THE STUDENT COMMENTATOR These art our cheerleaders tht gnrls who cheer with all thexr nnght for the fellows on the teams W'hether we Wm or lose a tame they are always on the job theermg the team on These g,1rls deserve a great deal of credlt for they art the ones who put us all unto the splrnt of the gamt from the very start We have a super squad thxs year tomposed entxrely of Sen nors Ihey arf. Lols Haden Pat Bauer Helen Snyder Kath crmt 'Iurner Marllyn Crane Helen Dxgges Frances Sutera and Roberta Seywert We also have three very capable substxtutcs Dot Schnuder .1 Stmor and Wlarxlyn Hotopp and Dot Hart both jumors These gnrls were out there at every football and baskttball game yellmg thur lung,-, out cheernng for our team Thus year gave L: C. H 5 nts best Student Commentator sxnce pre vsar days Much of the crednt belongs to the Ldxtor ln Chxtf Bob laul who gave so much tnme and effort to malung tle 45 46 Commentator a success Recognmon IS also due to the stafl heads and assouates 'lhese lnclude Martxn Mala Lhowsky Associate Edntor Norman hpsteln Asslstant Izdxtor lyelyn Wtrth Features staff Caryl Wxllrs Lxterary staff jack Schmxd News staiT Helen Snyder Art staff Sadne Sapsunan adytser The umors wxth Norman lpsteln as Fdntor ln Chxef tdrttd and produced the last xssue Fxrst row Tompkins Schmxd Sapsuzxan Wnllns Malathowsky laul l pstem Welth Snyder Lxpknn Second row Haltewessel Shaugtr Smnth Vxetland Demartst Bauer fnmmerman Harrxngton Dxgges Mau Raque McCulluch LaCagnma 'ylr Kafka Aduser I'lnrd row l.aC.agn1na Vlcays Smnth Weeks Wnlls Crane Sapsuzxan Hart Hotopp I-ltnch Kuchta Werner Mulvaney Aromando Rwvno Fourth row Atlunson Smxth Muller Grossman Pfntzenmaycr hhon us: Sueber Gelfman Page 60 w 7 1 V v - l ' - ' ' ', 3 v . I s I . . , . fl 1 , Y N , ' Q K 4. . A , ' . . . . . I ' ' v S Y V Y ' 1 V z y 1 , - ' v 1 w Q f w ' - ' 1 Production staffg Ray Just, Sports staffg and Mr. Kafka, faculty - , 1',' , 54, -4-'-', - , , , , , . . , . , - 5 v ' w 1 N 1 ' x w ' - w 1 u i 3 V 1 A ' I Y X ' : Y A l 3 ! , , . , , - , - , y . 1- - 2 , , . , . ' . J , , - .., ,C X ,I . ' ' . Y my X Y ia .ire I att lom dt Roeeo and his orehestra provided us with some very XX ll d f' X vtorl-ted ters h rd to make our Prom a success and were a prou o ILS Qi tr Xu L if , eyes thout saying that our untor Prom was without a doubt JC- r J utr xt t is eertain that everyone enioyed hitn- J, r it vt tat a 1 ta tr ti Ir in for weeks nitcrwards. m 1, tn ua a lxtnini, tn arts, The decorations were ex- t dont undtr the superusion ot Charlie hhon and Herb Kelly. Refreshments am.n tart or bt Betty Hamilton and Xiargerv Marshall while lzdward Foote -' 1 g. l 71'- Q, This year the students of Caldwell High nelmol presented tor their annual show an operetta Hats Off. It is the story of the great American Natal Hero john Paul Jones and the adventures of his crew of gallant men on their frigate, the Ranger, Fred jameson played the honored role of john Paul jones while the two leading parts were played by Ernest Henry and lfstelle lfbert. The Mixed Chorus, stage crew, art department, and various other committees all combined their talents to produce this most en- joyable show. The tiperetta this year was an outstanding sueeess and displayed a great deal of talent in our high school. It was one which was wry entertaining and will long be remzmbered. xg g 1 ' lm LD s. --5. l , V I T Hn l'lt'Yl7? HS lm' l Marilyn Crane anil Harrison Pfilzenmaycr speak in Ihr' Senate and Foolball Axit'rnblit'i r1'.if7edilf'f'ly. Jriemfei Q5 i The assembly programs this year have been excellent. While some were entertaining and others instructive it is agreed by all that each was worthy of merit. A few of the programs have been devoted to movies. The outstanding ones were Walt Disneys South of the Border and a movie on China narrated by Dr. Charles Stanley Nott. In addition to film presentations, we also enjoyed many other inter! esting programs. ln November the Kiwanis Club gave us a real treat, when we saw a demonstration of liquid air. This program was very educational as well as thoroughly enjoyable. Through the sponsorship of Mr. lilliott and the P.A.D. classes we were able to procure a man from the F.B.l., who proved to be an interesting personality as well as a good speaker. His speech was enforced by a dee scriptise movie entitled. l .B.l. in W'artime. The following week was the inspiring Victory Program in which the members of the band. mixed chorus, and public speaking classes participated to honor our boys in the armed forces, All service men from our school were invited to be the guests. Our annual Christmas Pageant, produced by Miss Harper, topped all of its predecessors in vocal and instrumental music. The inspiring Nativity scene was beautiful and the entire production very lovely. In February the annual oratorical contest sponsored by the American Legion was held. All contestants spoke on democracy or one of its phases. Sallie Lipkin was chosen the winner and represented our school in Nutley where she competed against students from neighboring schools. The annual P.T.A, program presented in March was especially en- lightening this year, The speaker was an ex-serviceman who showed us pictures he had taken of the war from New Guinea, through the conquest of Manila, right up to Tokyo. These pictures were wonderful and gave us all a realistic impression of the progress and accomplishments of our boys in the Pacific as well as a very vivid portrayal of those outstanding places in history. April had us witnessing the second Snyder-Kelly production, W'ind- sweptf' It was a musical play in which many of the students took part. The program was enjoyed by all. Besides these few outstanding ones we had many other programs too numerous to mention such as those delightful musicals sponsored by Mr. Kuhn Throughout the year the students always took char e of assembl K I - - I ul H+ i Ill I if pl,,,,,,.Q,,apb' A - g y and often put on the program. The student panel discussion and Barbara 0ri's talent show were outstanding examples of our school's talent. We are I u -- 5 s rateful to Mrs. Morford, the assembly committee, and to all who con- ributed to making our programs so fine during the past year. an ' ' . ,,, of , A X Rx ,indent lllllt'Hl'5 bflln Kay l'urIl1 IPJUUV' lbnui' llnx was J dcliulurful uxpurlencu, DRXYIXIIC CILI L x L n Q K H1 X A l'a I rl ' 4 Q IFIRIENCH -CLUB llmc .xgrivxtlus of the Cards Fungus, lxruprcd by Mrs. Denier. nnclullud rlw Nlully uf rlmc Frcnclx purple .und tlwn' .uv v 0 DHXVI-NHC CIIB W, xpnnxnml by Xlnw l..xrmn 'X fly! gl UBEAMAMKTIC CLUB Sponsored by Mrs. Rice mmm. Un lclnruary' 14. mln- :lub prcwnlul .1 X nun: L-nLi!lccl Lux Xl1scr.1blcu mr mlm bum-rn ul :lm lnmlx Relief. Xlumbcrx or llw club wum Zu Xen Yurk H1 lwlwruzry Zo. lluuy umcd :lm Klezm- pUlll.ll1 Nluwunx, lull lunclx nn ,x lfrcmlx cxuuranr, .and quumlud .1 I'run.l1 nm' '. i' Z 'lfIEllilNfAGlE fClLlUlB Sponsored by Miss Wkinstcin O 5, x s , C si. .. ff TlElENfAGlE QCILUB This Llub was divided into five group-. undur Llic supervision of Miss Cunningnam, Miss Nlciscl, Miss Wcinsruin, Mrs, Smith, and Mrs. Long. Thu girls in this club learned much use- ful knowludgu which helped tlicm ro im- prove rliuir 1.-as-malirics and appear Wu. as for cxumplu. liow to dress, liovf 'o ::.f on gi dale, and how to conduci rliui in all kinds of social situations Sponsored by Miss Cunningham no ,hp ll, TIEIEN AGE CLUB Sponsored by Mrs Long TlEllQNsAGlE VCUUB Sponsored by Miss Maisel Page 64 Rllllfi AND RlfGL'I..iX'I'l ONS CLYB llmc flulcw Jmi Rcqxllumrzx Klub wax marred lui year by Nlr. Bwurmi. Thix war :hc duh 'nd rn FM xzuftdcd due to inurr-and p-npul.1'11j. J wax carried 1 urnfur ilu' dlrccrmn N: Ur. Huverini, A YX.S ..t Rummy. .md Mr. Pnmm'l. Huw club yr wnly uonccrncd wlrh thc rules and rcgu ummm of dlrfcrcnt Sports, but also wirfw the vropc-A technique uf play, ,-unwrcd by' Mr. Iimwrwl Page 65 TlElENsAGlE KCLUB Sponsored by Mrs. Smith RULES AND RIEGUILATIONS CILUIB Spwrxwlmwf hy Hr. liuursnl OL!! IRTUELIES AND IRIEGUILATIONS CCUUB Sponsored by Mr. Raney CARlElElR AND lCOlLL Glfi 5LLLCTlIOlN lClLlJll5 Sluilcnu sxuilicil in ilnx flirb ,almul uv Lupgrmm. lrnirxixig IHSIIKLIIIUHN .xml url' cgc, umlur Llic uompclum supcrviximm of Xliw Sliulrcrlx. RL'Pl USCllI,lIlYCS from mln- ..ixmxi.xl .xml training inwrirutium ,mil busi- ucw .mil imluwrrul uslmblxwlmiiwrmu wuru xn- uiuil ul wpcnlx an ilu- mriuux muuinigx llw :lub ,min-il ul gixu IY'.llHll1! in lmw in study' UCCLIPJIIUIIS .mil lmw in cluumu lI'lNlllLlIlUH5 uf luglicr learning, liclarcil lUPlCw, xuuli .lx lmw lu ilcvclup pursunnlily. ww tim Apply for positions. and lmw lip glwmu giirccrx wisely wcru inclualcil in Klw glubk program. CH MIHSTRY Cllr B This club. which was open only ru rluosu Seniors who wok chemistry as 1 rcguhr subgect. performed uxpcrimcnrs of an origiiul HQ xuturc wlmicli were not ilcnmmrrunml in regular :lass periods. Tlxu arudcm body always looks forward every yur to we :luis club in .iurion wirlm rlicir Adviser. Xlr. Bombcrgur. in an uxciring .lx- wmbly prugrani. 55' FUTURE FARMIERS OT AMIHHCAV Ihis year the future farmers or Amer- uta have accomplished .t ,creat deal. They have actually' done the things they have studied about. :hereby gaining invaluable experience. This past Christmas they made very :tt- rraetixe center pieees. 'Ihey also con- strxted on the -eh-mol grounds .1 hot-bed tor the tartiwine of certain plants. The tiicers this year are: President. Tom Rollnr, Vice-President, Robert Nleyerg Seeretary. Harold Bader: Treasurer, ,Ioseph llnltnereg Reenrder. Nlilton Smith. READING CLUB This club did exactly what the name -mplies. The members came prepared with . good book and lost themselves in it during the period. This unusual club which was under the supervision of Miss Woodman, had no ofhcers nor rules, Page 67 pm INTERIOR DECUHATHUN KCILIUIB 'lhis new interesting club which had mr its adviser, Nliss Yan Nest, studied the proper taste, color schemes, arrangements. etc. in .1 home. Nloreuver, then timi- pletely furnished .1 model home. Its otlicers included: Ann Bateman, presidentg and. secretary, Betty Hamilton. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The photography club was kept vert htm this year learning the art or devel- oping and printing film. They also studied vopying and retouehing prints. The otlieers were: President, Mary Bald- win: Vice-President. Sandy Rnbb. Secre- tary-Treasurer. Pat Barton. The club was under the leadership of Mr. Trombley. himself an enthusiast of photography. -.qw 'TU - - v 'lfz5lQlUAlRllL CClLlJB 'lilie T-square club was .1 new club formed iliis year. Its members were :ill experienced pupils who were not able to include mechanical drawing in tlieir cur- riculum The club provided ci time to enntinuxtlie study of mechanical drawing .ind nllfzqved tlie members to plan .md enrry out their own projects witli the :ix- wistanee of Mr. Butler. 4 n l'g5iS I. -H71-4 Page 68 SEWING AND HQNHTTIING CLUB This elub provided .in opportunity for girls wlin like to use tlie tlirend .ind needle .md wlio don't Jlwayx have otlier Spare time. 'l'lie girls sewed. embroidered, Cro! clietcd, or knitted nmny different :irtielex for tlieniselves. 'lilie club was sponsored by Misa liuer- nmnn in ilie beginning of Llie year but was later taken mer by Nlisx lieielt tiller Misx liuermann resigned io lake .motlier position. x 9IL ,Z-ff. 041 Q?