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

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vm... L- 4' ,: 'E,1'1,' i,. ' 2 'ff--an-4 Jlgkl Q 1 ve f 2 K . ' 's ...m '. .-n'-v- -. IQ' 4f6..:.. f I I r ,D-,.. .-,.. h Left tu right: Marion Zahn, joan Sieben fCap!ainJ, Mary jane Baldwin, llzrrlmrzr Krell, Ginny Su-thus, juan llnhson, Barhzirzi Pzxccht, Mitzi Milone. CHEERLEADERS Rain or shine, these girls were always ready with a smile and a cheer at the '48-'49 football and basketball games. This peppy squad, in their cute new outfits, is one we are very proud of. Besides their excellent cheer- ing, every one of the cheerleaders mastered the art of the cartwhcel which adds glamour and color to their performance. These girls deserve a great deal of credit, for they cer- tainly did get the student body behind our teams, which no doubt was an important factor in effecting many of our victories. N, Left fl' Eht: Hild 3 - . w USS, Par .,, on, Doris W H 'Why Z f , , Mu , fy, ' ,441-1, 1,4 riel Blazekn 5... 'e,,, A - 1 V ' g ' ' 1 l 1-x ,5 14 U9

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BUYS TENNIS Kneeling, left to right: Otto Schzule, Thomas Ho5statter. Standing, left to right: Bob Florio, Edward Hoifstatter, Per- ry Rolibins, Colyer Crum, Mr, Shannon. BUYS' BOWLING Kneeling: Frank Bruschi, Nick Teti, Sidney Testa. Second row: Mr. Mitchell, coachg Nel- son Bernards, George Tutuska, Colyer Crum. BUYS' GULF Left to right: Haydon lirocmel, Thomas Biczak, Edwin Stasse, Robert Lucas, Robert Nuna- macher, joseph Lucas, Arthur Muzza, Alan Samuels. mi

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y GIRLS' BASKETBALL if A great deal of interest was shown in girls' basket- l L ft. x , I X L x - ' First row: Nancy like- man, joan Sie-lien, Mitzi Milone, Audrey follins, Marion Zahn, Chcllo VVie- hurg, Annette llamato, Marilyn VVilson. Second row: Miss Adams Cfoaclij. Mzirtlia Nelson, Nancy li r i c s o n, Joan Brown, Barbara Thomp- son, Sally Krucnier. HOCKEY Fighting the weather and formidable opponents this season, the girls' hockey team did not turn in a record as impressive as they have in previous years. Most of their games were rained out, and the team ended the season having played but two, losing to Passaic Valley and tieing Mountain Lakes. To prove that you can't judge a book by its cover, four girls- Annette Damato, center, Georgene Ernst, left inner, Doris Beck, right fullback, Muriel Blazek, goalie- made the lst All State Team, thus placing Caldwell highest of all other schools represented. f ,I X U X, rf' 1-' , - x . Front row: Ycrn Apple, Arline Yancey. George-ne Ernst, jane Pantley, Dorothy Todd, Doris Beck, Annette Damato, Barlriira Mariner, Dorothy Farrell, Muriel Blazek, Faith Dugan, Lois Raube. Back row: Miss jj ball this season, and the formation of four class teams I enabled a large number of players to participate. A full schedule of games was arranged with Mountain Lakes, Glen Ridge, Passaic Valley, East Orange, XX' TN tg Verona, and Montrose. At the close of the season '- two teams were chosen to take part in the play-day x f -Kat Glen Ridge where they competed with Montclair ' YU 'SCollege High, Montclair High, and Glen Ridge. With I N g'Miss Adams as coaih, a very successful season was Q jenjoyed by the squa . X1 -. K v N, J , , IRD . ml G Teach Arlznns Ccoaclil, juan VV:ihlt-rs, Doris Hzilprin, Teddy Starcke, Martha Nelson, Maxine Christianson, Sally L'nfried, Joan Kirwan, Clorinda Cenciarini, Patsy Willis, Betty Peter, Dorothy Roach, Joan Brown, Nancy Ericson.