Hackensack High School - Comet Yearbook (Hackensack, NJ)

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1932 v vw ff 44 ff TI-IE COMET HELEN FELL Beanie 110 Euclid Avenue, Hackensack Actizfitier-Field Patrol, 1, Proctor, 1-2, Surgical Dress- ing, 3. Helen, the girl with a smile for everyone, has so many friends you can not count them. Beanie is a conscien- tious soul and tries to please the worldj, ,, I .al-M 4, fghkgf- HERMAN S. FERBER Harm 171 Overlook Avenue, Hackensack Arzfizfilier-Field Patrol, 1-2 Proctor, 2-3, Field Patrol, 2, Football, 3, Soccer, 4, Watch Your Step, 4. Herman is Hackensack's own. A boy that is of the strong, silent man type and one who blushes very easily. He is chielly noted for his method of driving his par- entls car. He seems to know the last bit of safety in turning corners. PAUL L. FERBER 720 Summit Avenue, Hackensack flrlivilief-'lThe Critic, 1, Glee Club, 1-2, Tennis, 1-3, Basketball manager, 3. His ability to wield a tennis racket or a ping-pong paddle makes us wonder if Tilden is really needed to defend the honor of U. S. A. on the courts. DIANE FONDO Di 55 Main Street, Hackensack Activitier-110 Treasurer, 1, Building Patrol, 1-4, Field Patrol, 2-3, Office Checker, 3-4. A girl with the captivating smile. All the girls would be glad to go hatless if they had hair like Diane's. KATHERINE FORNO Kay 351 First Street, Hackensack, N. J. Artizfilier-Secretary Home Room, 2, Rest Room Patrol, 2, Proctor, 4. Kay is a girl who can sit at the telephone and talk for hours. Ask her what she has talked about when she gets through? You don't know, neither does she. HARRIET FORREST 670 Oradell Avenue, Oradell Aclizfitier-213 Treasurer, 3, Surgical Dressing, 3-4, Proctor, 3-4, The Cometj' 4. Ideas seem to pop out of Harriet's head. She may be sitting quietly beside you and, all of a sudden, she snaps her fingers and says, l'I've got it. Then you know what a cute dimple she has hidden in her check. I Page Twenty-three

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t x X4 ,sf , 2 Q It V. 'N it -.tl - X L It J THE CGMET 1 1 - X XVILT xv x, , 1 . x JJ 'f5bPafge Twenty-two X. K K VINCENT DURSO jimmy 85 Huyler Street, Hackensack jimmy Dursol'--Hackensack High School's Bing Crosbyf' Boy, what a singer! He may look quiet, but when you get to know himfoh! oh! Soon they'll be singing Durso, Crosby, Columbo and Vallee. Who knows-perhaps some day we'll see this boy's name in lights. HERBERT ECCLESTON HEl'bQlil 103 Lawrence Street, Hackensack Acli1Jitier+215 Treasurer, 1, 215 President, 2-4, Proc- tor, 3-4, Primary Court, 4, Field Patrol, 4, Honor So- ciety, 4. Herbert Eccleston, Herbie to his friends, is a quiet sort of chap, of a type that makes little bluster and show, but one that goes far. Herb is sure to make his mark in life after high school. WILLIAM EICKHORST Ike 14 Van Orden Place, Hackensack Aclivilief-Student Council, 1-2. The boy with the smile is Bill Eichorst. His manly and pleasing manners draw his schoolmates to him like a magnet. He is a Gentleman of all Gentlemen. GEORGE P. ENGEL 840 Bogert Road, River Edge Activities-Glee Club, 2, Proctor, 2, The Critic, 4, Science Club, 4. Tall, dark, debonair George paces the halls, bearing a heavy frown upon his face. But when he smiles, his white teeth shine forth as the moon through the heavy clouds. His quick humor and love of Oscar's sand- wiches clearly show his whole personality. ROBERT ENTERS Bob 72 Elm Avenue, Hackensack Ar1fivi1ierfProctor, 2-3, Field Patrol, 2-3, Library Council, 5-4, Basketball Manager 4. Hands in his pockets as he strolls listfully down the hall sums up Bob's usual appearance. His remarkable service on the Library Council have one gaping at the unusual amount of work accomplished by that body. MICHAEL P. ESPOSITO NIike 125 Atlantic Street, Hackensack Aftizfitier-Assistant Manager of Track, 3, Manager of Track, 4, Proctor, 3, Vice-President of Student Body, 4, Treasurer of Home Room, 4, Chorus, 4, Cabinet, 4, President of Student Body, 4. Mike just radiates personality. When he addresses the student body as our President he gets the interest and response of every last student. 1932

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of D D 57 W Page Twenty-four K K K I KATHERINE FRAMBACH Kayf' River Edge Artizfitief-Orchestra, '-4, Proctor,-2-4, Surgical Dress- ing, 3-4, l'The Cometf' 4, Honor Society, 4. Kay is our ideal student. She is earnest in her endeavors to advance beyond the scope of an ordinary student. Some think Kay must be a midnight oil burner to absorb all her knowledge but, Kay never forgets her beauty sleep. HENRY B. FRANEY Hank 103 Clinton Place, Hackensack Activiiief-Band, 1-3, Proctor, 2, Glee Club, 2-3, Foot- ball, 3, Honor Society, 3-4, Honor Society Presi- dent, 4, Senior Business Board, 4, Watch Your Step, 4, Basketball, 4. Hank Franey would be considerable addition to any group of people for he is a big person. CORNELIUS FRANKLIN C0r1zy 181 Beech Street, Hackensack Actizfitier-110 Secretary, 2, Band, 2-4, Orchestra, 4, You ought to be around Cornelius Franklin when a joke is being told. Why, he just doubles up with laughter and then big, round tears roll down his face. Come around and see Cornelius when you feel blue. ZENA L. FRANZ Z 68 Marshall Avenue, Little Ferry Activities- Pinafore, 1, Glee Club, 1-2, Primary Court, 5, Proctor 2-4, Chief Proctor, 4, Cabinet Mem- ber, 4, Honor Society, 3-4. Zena is that tall, stern-loking girl you often see walking- around in the halls. But when you really know her, she is just full of fun, laughter and gaiety and the best friend any one would want. LAURA FREEMAN Toon 31 Warren Street, Hackensack Artiz1itieJ+Building Patrol, 3, Proctor, 3, Glee Club, 4. Laura likes to act. From the work she had done in the Little Stage Club, we agree that she is very good. She has a fine disposition and has charming manners. it: This accounts for the many friends she has made in H. H. S. EDWARD FRIEND Eddie 371 Summit Avenue, Hackensack Aclirfitief-Glee Club, 1, Student Council, 2, The Critic, 2, Proctor, 2-4. Eddy is a constant source of irritation to those who seek him in the halls for he is so small that he is easily lost. Quick-witted, smiling, always happy is the Edward, who will be remembered by us all. 1932