Hackensack High School - Comet Yearbook (Hackensack, NJ)

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1932 af v af ff 14 14 THE COMET DOROTHY GARLICHS Hsallyu 364 Sutton Avenue, Hackensack Have you ever noticed-a sweet, demure, dark-haired girl hurrying through the corridors to get to Mrs. Birdls or Miss La Fountain's class on time, and, wondered who she was? Well, it's Dorothy Garlichs. Dorothy is quiet, cheerful and very good at domestic work. Line forms on the right, boys! JOHN GAYNOR 175 Stanley Place, Hackensack Artiz1ilier4Glee Club, 2, Track, 3-4, Basketball, 4. john Gaynor is a well built, clean cut young man. His fine character has carried him far in the appreciation of his classmates and fellow athletes. THEODORE GENTHER Teddy 284 Railroad Avenue, Oradell Artizfilief-Baseball, 2-4, Primary Court, 4, Soccer, 4. Theodore Genther is one of the most likable fellows in the high school. He is always willing to go out of the way to do a favor. He is known on the athletic field for his clean playing and even temper. He is always ready to give a fellow a helping hand in his homework. JOHN GEROMETTA Gerry 114 Myer Street, Hackensack Artivilier-Band, 1-2, Student Council, 2, Primary Court, 4, Baseball, 3, Proctor, 3-4, Football, 3-4, Senior Business Board, 4, Vice-President of Senior Class, 4, Cabinet, 4. john is a quiet and unassuming boy. He likes to play football. john has been a hard worker in school and has spent much of his time in activities. ARTHUR D. GOLDIN Goldie 199 Parkway, Maywood Arthur Goldin is 215,s wit. His easy going philosophy of life and his dry humor make him a thoroughly liked person among his friends. MINA GOODALL Bonnie 321 First Street, Hackensack She is a very quiet and reserved girl. I am sure she will not be among the unemployed because of her unusual ability. She knows her sharps and flats N-. QQ Z A 'fffi lil. .J 1 ,, agp W x if--1 f l w f Q. Page Twenty-five

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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

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I .. D D D K K C Af. Q3 l ! Page Twenty-six ELLEN GRANEY Birchtree Lane, Oradell Ariiviiier-Student Council, 2, Proctor, 2, The Critic, 4, 'The Comet, 4. Have you ever seen a more sympathetic soul than Ellen? This attractive, curly -haired, Oradell lass who runs for the train every morning, and who has a secret weakness for boys with brick colored hair, is one of our seniors who seems to possess a trace of that very rare senior dignity. JANE GRASMUCK 320 State Street, Hackensack Activities-Hamiliton High, New York City, 1-3, Glee Club, 1-3, Basketball, 2-3, Secretary Junior Class, 33 Hackensack High, 4, Proctor, 4. Jane is well liked by both the boys and girls. Who could resist such a disarming smile, such a warm heart and ready friend? EDNA F. GRATHWOHL Midge Artivitier-Typist, The Critic, Typist, 'The Comet, 4. Why is it she comes early every morning and waits patiently until a blue Ford roadster stops and then she is activity? Why is it too, that whenever anyone is taken for a ride by his charming miss, it is absolutely necessary that the ride either begins or ends by passing a certain store on Hackensack's Main Street? MARJORIE GRATHWOHL i Marge 106 Hudson Street, Hackensack. Ac1fi1fitie.r-Officer Checker, 3, Proctor, 3-4. Marj may appear severe while performing her duty as head period proctor, but one cannot fully appreciate her friendliness and lovable character, unless one really knows her. HERBERT GREEN 143 Main Street, Hackensack. Aclivilief-Orchestra, 1-4, Science Club, 3, Band, 4, Primary Court, 4. Herby is a quiet, little known fellow, but what a brain he has! He has never been known to be stumped at any problem. FRANKLIN GRUNDY Red 11 Passaic Street, Rochelle Park Activities-Tennis, 2-4, Spring Concert, 3, Band, 3. Have you even seen a short fellow with flaming red hair and a devilish grin on his face racing in the halls? That's Red Grundy looking for trouble, and generally find- ing it, too. Red is of the devil-may-care sort but he'll get there some day.