Hackettstown High School - Oracle Yearbook (Hackettstown, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1938 volume:

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ROBIQR1' 'II ANDRIJWS lwmr f THE UERfxELE lH ,H .5. IEEE Dedica-Hon AH AN l1XI'IQI'SSI4JN my mlm' 4iRA'II'l'lYI,DI'. Wl', 'I Illi CLASS Ulf 1038. I1I'IJlf'fX'l'l' 'rms vm u1x1: wr 'IllI1 UliACTl.li 'nu Mus, RHIHIflQ'l' 'II ANI1lCl'WIx wr: 'ILIII' lN'I'I'IQI'SIk, I.llIIJANffI' ANIJ rNsl1llcA1'mN Wlllrill mf c3cuN'l'RmU'1r IJ To MAIQIA owe YIVARS AT H. H, S, MrfMo1zALsl.ff Fwe -if J!'tk1YJiA Li M f v ' X ' ' 5 5, ,J A 1 '- .., , 111 ,, L1 lqw xx. I '.-I' A , , I ,v,, :Ny .Na :VX is Q 1. X, ,, :X L. M3 4' sb.. wp- luas 525 w- THE U EMI LE Board of Educafion MP. E. W, K:LpuR1oc Ms, W'LLNAM Priswoiw V ji-PRES P-4.9 NDJJT NP qkx Qu vf X, , X S fx ,I ks- ! Mr. CHM. M. ALSMQHT Mn. Y g Q X Z , MA Q. 9-QI .' ' 'I ,Y 5' . K zf 1 X 5 9 -. .1-:. ' X xv .T Kg: N N4 x . ,.,,..... .N gy v X xg S Q x , X X XB X W N NX X X Q x 1 Q A X W- JMVS A. Hams Sscxsmm Lumen M bm cam, Vw rw awww fV1Fl.G'rOX4,-' F SM H+ MV. ,Mg A A Twffw, 'WPI ELEM'-, F3 Aw zu Ms .1 Gxwrr Sww MR Rus LL ,Ax BRN-xx F' vm 'mm Y'fF'11'F'4TTXM Mu. l'wwAx,n N C-ww I'-Jw . .IAM I 'n1M:v, rw .' 'X1?RH'!TH SM U4 Mr V f Hr-wmv, 'NMS i 4 fwwwmnf. .Nix t Q i ,N- km-A-X, 1' .Q D ,., , 5 X fn . rm - t X , Sf X . THE URAELE HHS. mise Ediforial l'l'lI this, the nineteenth eelilioii ul I iii Oioxvii ilu iw ol V138 presents lo the lnieully, umlei' j1l'JtllIJlCS Anal lriemls an Account ul the evenlx which have oeeurrenl .11 ll, ll. S. llirouglioul the pasl year. Vvlu hope lhnl these pages will not only i'ee.ill happy memoiiex lo those who pnrlifi paleil in these .ielivilies hul will also interest lriemls outside our school. Vile wish to lhanlx the subscribers and especially those who have advertis- ed to make possible the printing of this Year Book. Se uen sv--rl ig., THE URAELE HHS. E MR. VAN Clxfvll BRL111 VR b'L1purL'zs1'r7g I11'1'rn'1 m1l Eight THE u Rmj LE H H 5 me N QW ' W' FRANK A. Souomzs. Ph. B., M. C. SA High School Prlnczipul Nn P K fi fl S . ,N ,, THE URLNELE ll. lg W VJ 4 l ,u .2 - , EMILY JoHNsoN Slenogmphy and 'llypewrlting Pluttslnurg State Normal School Simmons College Nvw York Un1'L'ursz'lg Mics. lzl ISI l AMAIQ, XX. IS. l'1'1'm lv lx'lUffl'l'l7 ll1.alo1'Lf xx LOUISE A. LLOYD. A. B. Mu! 17917741116 lflmzfu Collvgv , N lt 55 i1lx.,wX-Q. A . w IIIQXM ll. X'oo1z111us.lw.Q N lhmlclcuvpzhfl .X'Iw1og1mplwn1 um! Ollnr l'1m'Im ' llccfl , lJtll'I7llI'll Vw ' ' VII lXlL!1'I'flUllL'fll' all ClU77?77?1'In' CFS, ,M A 1 fx THE 'URAELCE HHS, me ln' K' , 1 . gf Z f of af, , fXl,I'1I1IQ'I'.lUIlNSON,A. lS.,l1d SlI.l'I7ll' l!,l7SlIlll C,'f1llrgf1- lQz1lgf1'1'.w l!I7lvLlt'!'.Hl'lll ALAN LoNsDALE, A. Ba M. Latin Hamilton College Columbia University ul tl.- hw.. M Mies. 151111-1, M, Ilfxu. A. IS. Eleven l1'l7lflI-5,7 lim lmell lll71L'c'1'.srIgf ELEANoR E, MEYER, A. B., A. M English Montclair Stare Teachers College ,W IH f' 5+ wJ M401 F '. ,F-, uw,-R uw. mi URAELE HHS. H338 r w ' . .S 1 . 'SAP' .. GRACE I. WILLIAMS, 'K A, B, PHARES P. DINGER, B. S. Aff Biology English General Science Bloomsburg Stale Normal School MUIVIQYWPVF7 COUNT? SLlSQLl9hGf777Ll Unz'uersz'Iy . X 'QQ 'V-gf' V --o ww., Q Mfxm' Auvooo. A. B. EIXJIS I.. f'OXVI.I1R, A. IS., A. M. lilllflfj 1I!LlI'!JlJL'Lll7 l'lIvXlfJI'Lj 1f,wj,'5f7 Ul7lllt'Ll Slulczs ll1'.wlo1'Lf Almjl-I-,7 11,gf0f-U Monlclzdz' Slum' 'I l'Lll,7l'I'.S Ckfllwqu Ifurlu lfuropum Hzsloru NULL' .lurxwgf Cwollvglc for XX'o1m'n 'I Luwlu' N fi, We A THE UiRM1L,E H.H.5 me ,,---S-, KZ X X riisom S. Sl,1RlfR, B. lid. lln C14 Vl'ljj7l'LUl'l-ll.I7lI BO0l?l?L'L'fJI'I7g ClUl77I77Cl'Cl'Cll Arillvmelic anal HLISIIITUSS 'l'ruin1'ng C.'om1m'rciul I,i1LU, liizxiin-xx Organization Riclur College of fiOl77I77l'I'Ct' AQ M14-a a 3111 GEORGE E. MICHAEL, B. S., M. S. Agriculture General Science University of Delaware Cornell University .wx-Q V N gc e,e,r . g x I.: '? ' f 'II dx I Y if hi ,9 .JMR F. SASSAMAN, B. S. Clem-r'al Science Cfommercial Arithmetic aml liizsinexs Training Plum' Cieonvvlrg l,afugeIle College' 95 CHARLES A. MORRISON, B. S., Ed.M. Economics Problems of Democracy Director of Physical Education and Athletics Lafayette College Rutgers U niuersitg Thirteen PM EW?-ix lq'.,f , W' Ks, K I 3 'L g 'il W l fl elf' UD? THE D lx CLE lle.fH.J. HBO ,DMVJ gil . ,il-Ig-lfkl L K ,f5f29bW0V7 ' ' ,Y wgiwfmr I JOHN N. BALMOOS, B. S. lln Edu Ed.M. 1,,dL,5,f,'ug AUS MRS, DOROTHY M. BEST, B. S. Nlecharzzlcal Drawing - ' - Ho 17 bconomzcs Stroudsburg State Teachers College I 8 A Rutgers Unz'uersz,Ig New Jersey College for 'XVomen U10 AXFWI XVII luis P 'Nlwxlx' lJIl'LLlUI' ol lgcllhl lll7ll flu l7a'.x ,aww l X Niles. HH new li. fwvlnflc VNNIQSI' 5Vlfl lVNS l'l7g,s1ml firlllfclllull P , , .U 5 ' l2ll'l'4lflI' ol f1rl'l.s Allzlefms UW 'l he Stllltllfl' Sllwol ul l'lzg.wm1l xvlfglll i'Ofr.wru1lOr'g Ol .xlLlSl-K' lfflum tlllUl7 l 1 PIII l1'A'H F54 t l mi mwiie lH.Hf.5. me A4.v' . 5, if' ' f J . ., ,W ,mi I' f f f gf!!! 'Y 4' , ,f f ' Y 1 ' , f f M' '29 F 1 W4 ' 9 1 , ,, , 072' ' 1 'jf f f ff , 7 X , Zi I f f ,fv rf J ,- , , CT1liR'l'RUDIi IBUIEIII1 lVlYR'lNl.l'f l.AIilE, A I I enclance Officer Sfl7UU! N UV-W lluclzellsloiun lligh Sc'l7ool limolzlifn lloxpilal MRS. ELIZABETH YoPP Clerk Rider College of Commerce HELEN P. NIITCHAM, R. N. Lunch Room Supervisor M'orristown Memorial Hospital Fifteen CAROL KARR, A. B. Librarian Stanford University l 9 W i XIXIVVVV THE mmm H H j5. me Ediforial Sfaff lzllzlor-1'nfffl71'cf PIIILIPI' SCQIII'I,l.I1R !X.s.sr'.sl41r71 l:'d1'm1'.w RITA DI Rllfrxmn HlfI,I-N Nlwmwl-'Y SAIPII1 MAYHIAMQY Ill lffwcnlc S'l'l1v11lfNs l5c1x1r7z'xx Al4II7llfIl'I' I1l1lr'1,IIo1al4I,w' fKss1'.slc1r7! l5usf'rvc'ss A1f1!'lC1Ql'I'S SIIIRl.IfY Arffufxra MARIANNIQ NAUGHIQWIT RIENISI? B-Ii1,1. JAN12 QUINN Dolacmlw MARLATT MAIQION REYNOLDS Artisls CLARA OI-IEA DOROTHY STENSQARD Seventeen X! ' 'X I k B , 5, w F57 . 1 ,X by A , ,N I I 2 .E A! E N jlxrff K WN 1 21, 1 w',- , -M cl, !.x 1 fir J Y ' L J N N 'M H XWNmfl'J!D'N 'Qf N L, w , E V 'Q A kk W ,x 'xml 'M ,xxx I+ W +0 af . M DLX, fff Y fy, M X XQX Nw 'I TKNQ , L42 L4 ', ,ff ! ,QY x 1, ,F A, H ax? Q 5 W Y 'aggfui '99 Q53 XA JH M , L? jx ji K f X IYXXXK 1 X ' LX J- ' lf 3 vQsW M f if N f ,. N if SA -4 NNW xx M f ,1 X3 K L,A:.z,4 Hflrw H f w -, Y ., ,M V -1- ii' ,I YY lmlzlwr. FS C6 ffi O SS la C Ol' i ell S Nineteen L4 L E 6 n Lv Di Q :I- 52 QQ D401 ffl 583 QQ I-UT jL Em Z gm MH Di if r-4 l 2 41' fi ff, mu TZN 01? fm CC fr ,.l. US Xu. DIP gi E4 3? vp E- LT E 55 22 mf WI Ld Q1 42' L4 Z fc fr LT su 5 5 E EN THE ERA CLE lsl.HE. lEl'3E su-rl . '11 fl l - S' o l,,,1l,Q lla hfflzzzgngghs fl S fx l '5- ff K ' S ' 'a 'I' 5' ,Qi X K 'Q 1 E ll sl 'H 'If N 'B E , 3 5 S 1 I' ? K 5 1:-. X ,l I E 67 x 0 f s K l K 1' l E 1 . . E S 1 Q 5 l S l E ' x S S ' x i Q C I a s s S o FI g 4 Q X Q N Q N , N S XX hen wc first entered, dear. H. H. S. S S And our journey was just begun, S S Our aim. by tolling, was success. S S XVhich came through work and fun. E Q Little did we think that it so soon would end. E Q And quicklv wed sax' goodbve k 5 To our classmates, teachers and friends we'Ve made. S How well miss those davs gone byf E 1 1 N E 5 Now, this is the end of our high school days. E . . N S Though the parting will make us sad. E W Nye can lin er awhile. with our memories. 1 0 g x S And think of the friends we'Ve had. 3 S For there has been written upon our hearts S 6 A mem'r3'. that lives always: X Q And we know that in vears. which are vet to come, ' Q . l l X Q XVe will treasure our high school days. X Q X S E , x Q Janet Buntain E , K .5 Shirlev Apgar 1 'Q' Frederick Deusinger X ,ll Helen R Snvder Ex 3 X S E t . A I x I iflke lisa ll ll X IJQIL 1 Jf XS:-S29 19 K ll, t fur' WV b . Qivf il UBL, f-rf 3 wwwil A lx My ul If V A K lll Jllxldilll L l ' 1 ' t ' it . ,.r21l 'y EMM ug Kihei, .set tow. Twerwty if i if,llE UIMELWE fH.Hi5. lEl3Ei Class Poem O God? we send our humble praise to Thee, The Ciuide and Root of our young tree of life. Wlicm with a watchful, eager eye doth see And guide victoriously in time of strife: And Board of llducation, praIse we bring 'lio you, our tree's trunlft, whos shown us proof: i'Vw'ec.1ii ring 'lihe bells of the future with the ropes of the past. Our helpful teachers nt-'er will we forget, Who lilse the branches of .1 tree. convey 'l'o us, the ones who now express regret, iliheir knowledge, inspiration, .intl the way To be successful here, thus pronii' ing lior us A richer, fuller lilei When we ring 'l'he bells of the future with the ropes of the past. We students are the waving, youthful leaves Who from the fruitful, knowledge hearing root 'l'he golden and instructive sap receive. But only after reaching our new shoot rl'hrough branches which must useful knowledge flingi We students receive the pow'r to learn: We can ring The bells of the future with the ropes of the past. Without the root. the most important part, Without the branches, and without the trunlt, We leaves would wither, and then faded departi But as it is, the sap of which we've drunk Soon after frosts, begins to make us sing And implant this motto as we leave: We'll ring The bells of the future with the ropes of the past. FREDERICK DEUSINGER Twenty-one THE ElFfiElgE FRANK ORVILLE ACKERMAN ,. S -Q N x X . 5' N, . General Scz'entz'15c Course 'AA studious and hard working man is bound to get ahead A Class Treasurer, -ly for Honor Roll. .ss l-I-3: Glue Club. -lx Class Plav. -4, RWM., rx it s BERTHA KlARIE ALPAUGH Commercial Coursc Her laughtcr is as light and free as the winds H for Honor Roll. l SHIRLEY MAE APGAR Collr-gc Prvpumzfory Coursc Studious of casc and fond of humhlc wig l,, things Duncllcn High School. l03-l-95 ,Or.im.Nic ., . M Cluh, lg Hnclxcilsrown High School. IQWQWS: .-Xssismni llusinuss Minagcr of Thu Oraclcf' 4: ll for Honor Roll, I-3: Dclphinn Dclxiring 2. Sociclv, 3-4 Scrrcmiv, -lg Dclxiling loam -l. qi Lllcc Clulw, 1-3-4: Oruhcstrn, -lg Chess Club, 1- 3 4, Sccrvl.1rv. 3: llrcss Club. 3--l: Clmss Song ilOITllIllllCU. 41 Cl.1ss lllnv, -lp S.lllllJl0Il.ll'1, ff'-4 W.ixlf1'i11Q Sixxxlsi-i' .Nimxi-1 Cis'!71'I'llf Sc'Il'I?IIfln' cxi1l1I'SL' l f 'O N My cmvc lor QFCJICI' lmowlcrlgc .s . f XVilI sac mc right through collcgo' fx.. v f - .xml I N4 Xi xislnnl lililor 4, l'r'cw11l,n11.m 01 gh, lxvx' ul lxnoxvlwlgc. l, Plus l'l.w, 4, Ynluli. ililL'L'l'llll Iwo , THE URAELE HHS,l33S .,..,,, ,W ,.,, , VV V441 KZWJV Ylxxl-oIo'llx Iklvrsox C,,IUl77l77L'I'C'IllI C 'ozzztwu 'l'l1cy my that lifu is wlml you make it. So l'll lmw lun wluilc I mn talxc it fXsSlsl.1nl M.1nl1g,1cr ol ll-.1QlwilH.1ll, I, flmsi l'v.1xl-lcllmmll, l Q 4 .f .VL , ', fl J 2Q .1 b'4f7f I ,ff-MH . I I I Ill-Nl-lv C,l,x1lQl 15141: LQ, fin' ,ww I , if + ' C omf1.u'1l.w1ll UIIIM' - M a ,U an H I y H J, -I I l'n'lllL'l ul Ilu'5vn1orl IJNS I M A V ,, IXHNIXIJIII l'-rlanm--v, 'l.l.nul.uuQwl' ol N I ln' IlI.ltlt'l, L , I, lllwv. Illlll I I, flrvrl lltlclvl, l .I, l'r.1x lwllnlll, I, flux. l'- l.lIl1,lll, I ,' I, flm,-. lI.1X' i QM, ,Q lXlr'l11l'11Ilvc'x, I M ml: lo lllwlcw' l'wllClJ flgfm ulluzul C 'mzrvsu 'All' Ilmcru wcrv no lilllu onus. IIIJTTL' would lw no grunt onus Illlllll' I'.lI'lTlk'I i ol' .'Xr1u'ricA, l-lr? -li Salctv llatrol, l Z-If-I. ALEX JOSEPH BoNAR J im W AQVIICUIILIFLII Course 'M My kingdom for za football Future Farmui ol' America. l-Z-3-43 Foot- ull, I-2-3--ly C.1plJ1n 4: H for Football. 2- 3-4: Track, I-2-3--li H for Track, 3-4: Clam Track. l-2-3--I. Twenty-three THE IUEAELE HHS. E33 VINCENT ANTHONY Bosce fa, QQ College Prepilrutory Course I have A lmrd timc supporting my 'Lizzie' Secrciarx' of Clnss l: Salou' Patrol l-ll Bislxcrbnll. 13: Class Track. I-3: Class Dax' Conimiucc, -I gl PAUL BRAGAR A Collegv Prcpumfory Course 'lim I dont bclicvc 3 word vouic saying. but it sounds intcrcsting' Rad Bank High Sgluool. lol-I-35: Hnckclrs- town Higzli School, IUI5-l 0181 Dclpliinn Debating Socicix' 3 --li DCIWJIIIIQ Imrn, -lp Ijrcsx Club I-I 'Ilrnclx Xl.in.igcr 1. Class Bislwtlxill. lr? pn.- , iw u' hx!- Ar-- rw. JANET ELLEN HUNT.-XIX Cfollvgi- I'r'cpi1r'i1Ioz'iJ Comms Oli, how I lovc to riclxlc thc lxcvs of tlmr pianofw Lilcc Club. QW--l, Prcsiilcrii -I ,Nqmiiif P.1l llil. I-I--I, Xcxv ,lcrxcv All Sul: Cliarux -5, Band l-lf?--I l ilixxiriiin -I .Nwwiiir Sruilczix I,c.ulcr, 4. Orrln-ilu 9 -I .Xwieiirii Srudcnr limlcr -I. Clicss Qlulw N4 flmi Song Com' Illlllff. 4 Claw llix' QTOININIIIM' 4, Clin lIl,ix' ,Ji H.-XXI-l X IRKHINIQX L ,XRlll'NllR T l'l3cnc.1lli .1 quiul l.ii'u lius .1 Tcsllcss l. N l'mNlwlli.ill I llL'l'!7lll fi TL11 THE fIlHeAeEL,E HHS. E38 X ,Q 3 , 'fa , M117 l might . S JW ,Q 'W 54 f l f. H. '-..,,. f WA? f fit.-ff VL' .losiimiiwii C1AFilIIl.I- Civmiaifoo Cfollegfe l,I'L',I7ll1'ClfIlI'Lf Cforzrsi' Her voice hath charms to soothe the savage he-asm film' Clllh, l 3 Jr, C,lI-X'l'lfXNlWC,11lQNINI, .lie ffi'l7i'1'r1f Si lt'l7lIflc C'oi11'.m' Nl iloifl sleep nights I w.iil until lillh pei'iinll Aiiicaiin HAic'i'xx'ifii C,iwIQWIN, JH. Cir-m'1'ul -Rv,c'Iit'I7l1-fit' Cfmzrse Ile says little-thinks inoreln Blair AC.lklL'lNV, l l+fl'Pl7, Haelxellslown High Sehool, l'l7w7-VW8. GUY LH. CREVELING College Preparulorg Course All the girls he loves to teaseg All the teachers he tries to please H for Honor Roll. l-lg Cheqs Club, 1- 2-3-4, President, 4: Saferv Patrol. 3, Nlnnager of Track, -lz H for Track. -lg Tennis, 4. kI'Luenty-five f THE fUl?!lrELE E38 ALICE JEANETTE CRONIN College Prepararory Course l'll drive my car until the tank is empty Cilec Club, Z-3-4, Secretary, Z: Class Bas- ketball, l-Z: Class Play, -l. FREDERICK CARL DEUSINQER, III College Preparatory Course NA poet must live within his dreams H for l-lorior Roll. l-1-3: Chess Club, 4: Tennis. lv' Class Song Committee. -la Class Pocm. -l. Honorarv Oralion, RITA CATHERINE DI RIENzo Commercial Course 5 lb 3-fl A'Wc'vc got you Iigurcd from 'A to Z' I But youre darn good company , Assismnx liditor oi' 'l'hc Omclcf' -4: H lor Honor Roll, l-lp Glcc Club, 3-4. 'l'I'casurcr, 4: Press Club, 3-'li Class llwsslxcllmll, 4: Clsss , -. Will. -lp C.l.1ss lll.1Y, -l. IfI,m'Iv VRANIQI IN lDkllllil:R C'on71m'1rII1l Ciorirsu Girls, klklllll QI'OWal'7C.ll1'I you scc mc blush 'I 'Luunty - six Fi, f ,If trac uftytccgtt HHS, miss Wy. - ' f '3h5a5z7v ' 4' 1, , I I f . I , I x .' 'V W ' 'W fu,-X My. gl 1 VV r f X Q, X-. I I fm!!- ffm ANN.-X DL'm.xls Cfmvnvercztzl flltzztw 'IA typical Ukranian cianccr in Iwcr own right M Ctlcc' CILIIT, -I3 C.I.1ss I,1.lHIxt'IIW.lII, 1 4, C,I,1w 'IVl'.IKI'x. I 1. IVIIIQIAM IlQI'Nl'IfIX1I'IQY C.'UI77I77l'I'LItII C,'41tz1'.w Cfoolncss and abscncc oi' In-.11 .1mI Imslc imlicnlc Hm'ql1.1Iilius M ,. ., - II Iwr Ilunm- IxwII, I .I, C,I.1xs I5.1xIu'lI1.1II I l -I. IJQMNARD I3I l'I'R Iflsfitl CjOI77!77L'I'CItll Cfotzrxc' Such A quiet boy is hc: wc'rc not so surc what his pastimcs bc GEORGIA FRANCES, FORCE College Preparatory Course Hats are my fancy! Twenty-seven THE UEAELE E33 wk 'WRX II A ,Q .1 .rx GLADIS ELIZABETH GILES Commercial Course Always A smilc wherever shc goes A twinkling eye and dancing toes Class Baskcrlull l -2-3 -4. THOMAS WILLIAAI GRAY ConImarCI'aI Course -if A'XVhcrc tbcrds fun-Toms sure to bs SNK .v around Football. li .-Xssismnr Xlanggcr of Bnskcrlull 4. Class Track, l. Tennis. 9--l. 'HH for Ten- nis. 3. Cluss E-axkctlull. l-1-3-4. B-JSkcIl1.Ill. 4. H for B.IskcIlI,Ill. 4 XlAR1E Klll.LIE CJREPNHAXI 'Q Q Colli-gc P1'vpI1I'II!orIf Course Ik ' 5 Drink milk and vou will have Inv ' plcasanl disposiIioII I ilcc Club. 1-3-4. l3.IskcIb.Ill lfl-3. Chu W l3.IskcIlxIll -l. Class Dax' COIIIIIIIIIQQ. -l fi . F. G- ' I l'll5l.l4N Nl.-Xl? HAIQI'.fIiI.I. 1. 35 ,S CRIIIIIIIIWIIIICXIIIIN' 1 'Shi' has .I smilc for cvcI'x'oIIc. Shi-'S gy ' l lIIIblvliIIg OVCI'l-llll ol' tum N ' vqxi l5ulIIlII,III ljx'lW.llll1fQ Nuwlx 3 I link,-l1m11g '1, flux l'l.1x'. l I All I ILWIIII Vlnllfl Tllflli URAELE ll.ll5. E13 8 l lVlxXRY Rum Hnf ima H ClOl77l77t'1'L'lcll Clwizim All good things comic in small paclmgi-5 filicxs Cluli, 4 Min. 'm Mfxieifurxi lVlAYllIlI1l'l'wl4.'XN'I G? f,lUl77l77l'I'll11l C 'iiizmi' i i ci lnlaclx lmiiy .mil Oli, wlml vyi-sf ,f 9f4f WE M Ifiiufi ANN Ilwidi I x' Cfwllwgfi' l'1'i'fu11cli'cu lf f'rii11'.xi' Pup, Vim and Vigor luail ln-r In cxu-l in .ill simrls C,l.1sQ llisliwrmn, - ixl. lwiixinvwx lN'l.1i1.ig.v Nl Iln'Ur.1cli 'lll -l. 'illii llllr lluliivr llwll 3, 'plwmn llvlmliriu Sivciclv, 3, llixlurmu. 7 cc il I 4, Cfln-we fllulv, l 1-lr. Yun llrcsi ilunl. li Press fflulx 3-l ,'X'aHl9l.1l1l lilit-ir. r, imliiorhiii-Clwii-lf -l, Prusulunl iw! ilu' fliililciu Awsminiion, -lg Hiilxcilmll. ll 5 -l, Cimpiain, or l3iislwib.1ll. 'H-43 'limcly l-lf?-4. Cuplnlri, 2-lr-43 l'l'i lim' 'lmcly l-Z-3--l: XVinvQd Poor for ilimclx, Class iliracl-X, lvl- ?--l, Captain, l-23: Clms Dm' Cwmmilicc, -l. Cluss l7l.1v, -l. 409' . mr ,, LAWRENCE HUNGER Agricultural Coursv 'lm a lone cow-hand from Califon Future Farmcrs of America. l-Z-3-45 Sgfcb tv Patrol. 2-3, Twenty -nine l THE lUEzlElgE ll: MARTIN WILBUR JOHNSON General SL'l'E'l'1Il'flC Course 'lThc more we argued thu question, Thc more wc didn't agree Glcc Club. -li Clvcss Club. 3--l. lVlURIEL CLAIRE JOHNSON Commercial Course I can't study: it must be lovef ciwfg, xxushangmn High School. 1035 l'lllv. Hnclxcrtsrown Hlgh School. 1936-1938 Dulpluinn Debating Socictv. -l: Glec Club. 3-4 THox1As XVILSON KENNEDY General Scimfific Course XVorry and I have ncvcr mst ' ll l'vlw llmll. -l-51 H for lfoollmll. 5: Baskcr lmll. I 3--l-5. C.1pt.1in. :fx H for B.lSlxCl lmll. l-3 -l. B.Ncl1.1ll. lr?-4-5. C.1PI.1lI1, 5 ll lor Pmsclxlll, 1-3-4753 Tennis, -l-5. Cap lam. 4. ll for lcnnis, 3--l-:L .loslfml Holm flfIl'l-Lklllfllftll Coursc mlllu- man who is lmslmful has great l1lCI'lI l'uluxv l.ll'lllL'I'N ul .'XlNt'l'lx.l. l I 3 4, 'l'1-QM - 1 ., .. . llIl'l, .'-'11 l'mvll1.1ll. l ol -li ll lor l'ooll1.1ll lg Iuzuk, .l l -lf, K.lDl.lll1, 'lg ll tor Imgk lll. Cl.xxx lr.1L'l-l. l 2 l Ml, Ylllllllll THE URIIELE IIH.5. IEIBB s L 6 I , U ' If W ,, 1 '23 g, -ww-flaw J 313' A111 at A ,, If . U, 'win 3 .nw are lgl,lfAm-'HI NI,-xlalrlfx Ixwl ffcI177l77m'I'c1I1I 5 IULIIYSL' I7ricmIShip is It 9I7L'IIL'I'II'lg1 truc II Iwr IIwn1Ir RIIII, I II lem l fwfl fIr11'l1r1flz114lI I rvnzlm' I'1Ivsw,'1I .Irv IIN- lm'vIx .xml lIww wIl- wlclmn xpmk Iutun' I.nlnlvr-. :fl ,M11-'rn-,n I I IIl',I'-llIt'I I, 5.lIrlx' I'.1IluI I I I II:-IIILIII I. Il lm IwmlIv.1II I, I'-.1sn'I1.1II, I I, I Inu-. l'I.lx, I XVII 1 IAM C,Il.'XIQl IN I mmm, .H+ fIc1r'znulIur41lf'fvL11'.su 'NVIJJI I Imvc Iwun lJugI1t I Imvv Iorgwttcn: XVIJJI I know mm' I Imyc gucsscd ' I . ' C ' , , Iulurc I'.lFlI1L'f'Y UI lxxIIlL'I'1C.'l. I I I-4, Rcpfwrr ur I IIISILILFII -I FRED MAC DONALD Commercial Course 'Enjoy life while you may, you'II bf a long time dead Prcsidcm. Z, Commenccmcnt Usher, 3 Siem' Patrol. I-2-3: Manager of Football, -I BasIxclb.1II. I: CIJSQ BaSIxCtImII. I-2-7:3 CIAS Dm' Nhmcntocs. -I. Yhzrlu-one K, ,J :S 53 it ,..., . sr E DOROTHY Doon LEAH MARLATT College Preparatory Course Ambition and study have rnade me what l am Assistant Business Manager of The Oracle, 43 H for Honor Roll, l-Z-ll Delphian Debating Society, 3-45 Debating Team. 344. Captain, 4: Glee Club. 3-4, Band, l-2-3-l. Sergeant at Arms. 3-4, Publicitv Director. 344, Qrchestra, l-Z-3-4. Publicity Director, 4: Chess Club, 4, Press Club 3-4, Feature Editor, 4: Response to the Seniors. 3: Advice to the Juniors, 4: Class Play. 4, I 4:7 I ,w ' ,i,. X, ff f X I V ,e,..,, SADIE CAROLINE MAYBERRY Conmverciul Course Sparkling eyes, cheerful smile, To know you, Sadie, is Worth while. Assistant lfditor of The Oracle i' 4' 'll' lor Honor Roll, l-3. Class Propheev, 4 Blf'1 I'Y Mmiiotst Misiuio X! l f f , ,,,-. - .4 , V. h C, of77n7e1't'1t1l C otzrst' 27 . Determination and A smile go A long Way, H for Honor Roll. l-I-71. Hifi VN Rosif Moomtfw flUI77!77t'!'t'ItIf C 'oiusi' 'ills the lrish tu tue. Assistant lwittot ol lille tltatlt' l Kilim-N ffllilll Iwo ffl THE Dllflll,lil.lZ OHOOHS, me l MARIANN11 lQLI,,-X N,AxL'c31uufn.HI' Convnvvrczul Coursc I dont want to llvc If I cant lxvc Ill stylcf' Vice llrcsiclcnl ul' films, 4, Awsmnl Bun new lvlanngcr ul' Mlklm' Oracle, -l, bloc Clulv. l -lg Claw llJ.1SlxL'llW.1ll, -l lVlAIQ'IllN .Irum Num 14 fiv17v1'1ll Sl'I44'l7flfllL' C 'mzzxw -B., ':,,. . 1 L ll1.s lmulwlwy IH lu ln'.lHL' .xml wx, V Ivlh ',l ., . llmls ovlnl lullow wc call lux . l l CQLAIQA ARNIU OHM W' 'L f ' CiOI77l77t'l'L'ILl! CEULIFSU l'vc got my man: who could ask for EM iffl anything mom? Clmw Sccrcmrv, -lg Artist for lbs Oracle, -l. Oclphian Dclmlinfg Sociuly, 3-4, Cjlce Club, L f we Bnslxctlmll, 11: Clnss Traclx, 1-3. ff l' A L lf W RAYIUOND THEODORE PALNIER ig 'FEL 'Y' ' ,!f iQ5, General Sczentznc Course K Ol'. I know not the ways of women. , l Gm Club, 41 Band, 1,1-2 Thirfq-thrve THE QUMELE l'l.l!l.S. EWXQ ,, .WBQX 9 v i '31 -can K.. '03 A 1 I O A 41 ' 4 xl. 'ri - 4 Mr M' VEROMCA AUCE PLND1' Ccm7n7erc111! Courstf A'Compcl ms DOI to toe tlus mark. lm- evsr prim and truc. But rathcr let mc do tluc things. that l ought not to do. Glec Club l--lg Press Club, 3-4: rlnsistntlt Mmagcr of Basketball 3. CIASS Basketball. l-2. CIJSS Track. l, l-OlS ELAINE PERRY Colhfglt' PFQ,IjtlfLlfUI'l,! Counst' WSafc. Sound and Scnslblcf' 'H for Honor Roll l-IW NlARY lRlfNl7 Pl-'l4'l'Y CKorn1m'r1t111l Cxklllllit' Hnl.l7Ollgll quiet. still COLIIZXQCOLIS,-A 'll' lor ll tvlltw r Roll l lll-l 1 N IS1 l,'.XlKl 111 llYl 18 f 11m11n'11111lC 11111.x1' Hlxlklllllllg IS Illallx' 11x1'l11l lll.lll x1l1'11t'vl ll11111f l1111y THE IURMLE CHHCS. IEEE ,, -- ,,.-1 y-.. fU'1 .IANI PAIIQII IA Quisx C,iOI77I77t'ffIl1l C IJLIIZSI' Jann-'s smile is always thuru 'lirying to Outshinc licr lowly lmirf' f'XssisIanI P7Ll'ilI1L'iS M.1n.igur I-I 'il lil' 0I.IIlrf 4, Commcnccmcnt Lkliur. 3. lrI'.IsIIIwI' I-I Iliu Alhlctic Aswciuliun, -l i f? .. ll I iff' f l, 4 , I , - NII.IIIiI.IxsRI4IIw I : ,QI I I fii-rival! fsillfflfllll fkiizrxsi' l just sprinlucl Y - .I lJlIIInlI'L'cl Inili' l11.lI'flllJUI1.H lI'.Islx, l li, films lI.I-lx .l Im 'Dx KIfNNIfIII .lllNl'l'll RI-x'IiIIe CiU!7l'FiIl .S'I'l1'I7lIfl'I' fi4JLII,Xt' Noi sludious. hut lull ol lun, Thc kind ol' hwy whos ncvcr glum, Cliss 'llrcasurcn l - l. Burial. l-lf 3. S.ifI'I',' Patrol. lflz Footlmll. l-3, Baslwtlxill. Z-5' Baseball. 1-3, Class Um' Nlumcnious. -lr. ghd. MARION CATHERINE REYNOLDS Convmercial Course Then she will laugh, Ye gods, how she will laugh. Assistant Business Managgcr of Thu Oraclcf 45 Class Basl-setbail, 1-Z-3-4. Thirzy-Hue 's 1 li E lE'EJlELE HH1 X MMI N Q xX.Aw . ,.-..v.,f X X lA 5 1 . ' fi Va., 1 ri l f -vi aw. X N 'w X , , Ps' DOROTHY ELIZABETH Ro5ENBAUM Commercial Course 'All I Want to do is dance. Cheer Leader, Z-3: Hmd Cheer Lcadcr. 4. PHILIPP SCHELLER College Preparatory Course Phil likes the girls. cami stay away l-lc'll fall good and hard some day. lfdllor-In-Chief of The Omclch, -l. lor Honor Roll, l-1-3: Dclphmn Dulurmg So- .lClX'. -l, llrcsxdcnt, 4, Dulmlxng Hllxmm. -l. Chcss Club, 2-3--l: Class Dax' Commlllcu -l, Clllss lllu -l GRAN PHIATRIV1 SHol xl.x1411Q 4 iw K X 'F gy C, omrm'rf1l1l C oursu 3 I 'V ' P bhcs qulcl .md shcs .1lxx'.1x's there But hcl' Ivpu IS l.1r loo l'.ll'C.H 1:l.lwl1:1l'l' S lw XlXlxlllQ , Y , 1 X V ., , l 44 ul. .W Q Nllml olllu pmxxw ilu' lwxl lvl hcl U . K . I lurlu ,wx A THE URIIELE QIIfHf5. IEIBE ,par nr N' ., ,wp vm, WYN Vmchmiix MAY Sxniii C5Ol77!77L'I'CILlI Cmzrsi' Life is one long giggle. C,I.1Sx I5,1QIwlI1.1II, I Q-I-4, c,.lDl.lII!, -I, C,I.1-.x 7 'I'i-ack, -. MAm'Sl'lif1iu Ckurzfwm-111411 f'f1c11'.xi' iIAL'IIllI1S spiulk IUlllIL'I' than wimrilsf' f'I.lxs II.lXIxt'II'.lII, I .I I I, I.l13l.lIlI. .I I f1l.ww'Ir.1ik, I .', IDo1w'l'lw Amin Snl'I4Nm'.ix1:lu Cwvvrul SL'IiL'I7llfIL' f,'oL11'm' WitIi palcttu and brush I shall pninl my Iifcf' XVAdIciy1h High SQIIUOI. I'l7v4-IIII5, II.uIwlIs town High Schmol. IIII5-IIWH, Artist fm' Thc Or.1cIc. -I, JOHN FORREST STEPHENS Agricultural Course John is our bashfuI, blushing boy' Future Earmcrs of America, I-243--Ig Safely Patrol, Z-3--In Thirty-seven , i X THE U7liyliEsLE ll! E359 '. ..-.. . 5-,gi fi xg ' 'E x v x s N V3 X xg? 5 X ml X X . 3 1 X , frm. Q K xl QQ sv Qi? 'Y' QQ! iw sw . 1 xx S4 NP i fO lr as -.IQ ,ji V4 'l r L' x 1 'i K 1 ,, t., L . wa-4--N 4f '4' MARY ELEANQR STEPHENS Commercziul Course 'lThe rule of my lifc is to malxc busis ncss a pleasure Arid pleasure my business. Assistant Editor of The Ornclcf' -lg Press Club, -l. BERTHA ELAINE STRASS CNO!77I77CFCI-L11 Coursv A girl with many friciidsf' XVnsliington Hiuli School, lllf-l-l 33, kilgc Clulm l. Hnclxcmstwwn High Sglimol IOW1- NWS. Clsss lgaslictlmll, -l NINJA lXl:XlQlUN SL' MUN Collcgi- l'r'i'pf1r'i1Io1'gf Clwiiiw 'Allis girl who lwliuvus in Iiccrloiii ol spcucli and right. , X X , , , Cilvc Club -l. llms lxislxualxill , N 4 llIWN.X liuwxiswx flflllflll' llIm'jMlIi1.'u1U QXUUIN- Hia I wrilc IIUIUN lll iliss' UI yUllIx.' NUI, l.lN'Is'lN.l llIIluSc0lil11ll mis, 4 l.uxx ll'.lXlxx'll'.Ill ' 3 I K Liss lmils ' 4 lass llmx iXli-iiiriiliws l llmfif 4-iiflu 11-1 I f THE ElfRI1ELE H. HEf, IE13 EI 41. RUT11 H1-11N Wxlfll Ii fIU!77l77l'I'L'ltlI 5 'r.1111's1' A quiet Iaee hidm m11eI1 l'I1I!'IIl.H M1x1u1A1c111 Il1x1m111 WM111 li 1, P, f IIf77f7Il'IvfIll! C 'rv1u.s1' M ., . . ,eq V II1'Jve11 wns 111 Ircr I11.11'I, I7lll IIIL' 1Iex'1I 1 1 1 wax 111 I11'r eye. I K IlIK'l' fI11I1. I-I I'I.1x'. I'1,1xIx1'II1.1II, I I I.1'.'. W I 'I 1.11 IX, I I 1 1 I I I 1 IflIWfXlJIJ l,11w1x XVII 111111 Ii A-W' CIUl77l77l'I'fILII I 'wrzrxr' I'WI1en you and I were ywung M.1gg1eT' I'rcw11Ie111 of films, 34, IDL'IDI7I.lI'I I31-lx111r1y 7 7 7 Society, -I1 Snlelv I'11tr1vI, ,Y Iwmllmll. -I P:.1QkeIb.1ll, 3: Clues Dm' C:'PlTlITl1IlC1,', 4: IJXLICIIQ'-X of XXVUICUINU on Clnxs Dm' 4. VIRCINI15x ESTELLF XVILLIAMSON Commerczlzl Course Never J worry have I, I'lI get there bye and bye. CIJSS Baskellmll. 1-29--I Thrrlyfnzne ll THE f U MELE lE H .J-. . K W. y My -' W3 ' .. f vi' Q Q . 5. sl' 5 R, A aff S, w c Y ' X A Y. ' ffglhq s X Q W: 'L 3 SJRR.,-'l :hw - ffiwwiw 53 14939 wi ? . -'X 4M il fx X A.. - fy U! sv.. W .- '2- EDWARD JoHN WoJC1K Agriculfural Course The fellow who is always behind the wheel. H for Honor Roll. 4: Future Farmers of Amcrica. 2-lv-445, Vice-President. 3. Prcsidenr. 4. lVlARGARET lVlYRTLE Yooxo Collegc Prepararory Course Shy. quiet and dcmurc. For cvcry ill sho has .1 cure. Chcsg Club. lg Class Pmskcrlmll. I-3--+1 Clms Track, 1, Claw Plnv. -l EMfXlA Bl9:X'l l'Y Zlfl.l,.'xRS Cxonynvcrmzl Clozzzsc An ouncc of mrrllm is worth A p und kW ol sorrow. C.l.1sQ l2w.lslxcllv.1ll, 1-l-4. O1 mx ANN Xxx'.xRx'vl1 C'o1mm'u mf Clvursu Ulga us .1 Iunnv glrl VW' nlon'I know how mrs Ulu- In-I-4 lvl: wlwn slw INHII Llllglllllg l3l1L'N.lSlllllUl .1s.1 Q11.1lw1'f' Mlm' llllll, l. ll.1xs l'x,1xlwIl1.1ll 3 l Klux lI.lnlx l Y . lwrlnf THE lURflELE HHS. lEl3fE1 Alma Maier All hail to Theel our H. H. S. fl-he fairest school in all the land: Qur Hlial love to 'lxhee confess, An ardent. youthlul, laithltll hanil: Our hearts heat Hrm anal strong lor 'l'hee. Our voices sing 'lhy praistw 'lhy sons .1I'IClLlJLlQlllCfS pledge lorlklaee Devotion all their tlays. O, Country clear, 'lliy name we love. 'lhy stars ancl stripes we will ilelencli Our sons ol' ll. ll. S. go Iorlli, A patriotic hanil, No Ioreign lot- shall enter here. No tyrant rule our land: ln l3reeinan'x heart there is no lear. Wlit'i1 homes our lives tleinanil. Our lathers' Ciotll we praise lhee lor 'lhe men who gave us school and stale, Grant that their work may long endure, Young patriots to make, May Virtue, Truth and Right prevail, May Freedom be our pride. Our nations strength shall never fail, For Thou art still our guide, Porlu-one xg L- as .Q I , inf' F, 'af g P i 3 , E Q Y r F I I Elm ff 5 xx S..-W X 9 V m- 'F '. T aff? f ' 5 1 44' 'N if .Q . Y 1 553 21-252 L .N wigs Q Sc Zigi i .ww Ss 3 X X ik Xia lx LJ '-J Z 6 Q Z 4 2 Q. L--4 V 5. ..... E 1: E EY FINNESS MILDRIQD E- A y -. -ff Z. -LQ 'N -.. Z -'L .L -. .- -V -. 'E 555555 mm , XT! -5 si? O9 X Q ,,. k A li f rim mf 1 bg g w if S X 'mlfx YH? push xx X, X A is ,A,, 'V N .5 A b if wx, M mfg wil' ' Ls b N K K' ,Q 3 9 f , f'f 'me M 'I ' 1 ,, 1' 1. . f, ' .I ' ' .I 3 J: ' A I, V,? is f l Y 1 1 1 f..w f?4fmFl S-.4 .mg Iw1l'l!w1Al ,EX ,7-.L gil X., I-' v 7 i '1 ' r L L THE URCMLJE I ,I A SU -- HHS. E138 JUNIQ R5 CEEICERS CLASS YIQLL l're.'s1'clenI4Milton Solomon Onward skipping, Vl4l'L l,fL'Sl-tlL'f7l-l1Cl'lCC Marshall Never tripping, .bll'Ll'ClLlftj-'LlClCI'l Campbell Up to dale .intl not lwliind 'Iirc'z1surerfRicliartl Pool lfor were the Claw ul 'W lllxlorziun-Betty Allen lfutully flilljli-'t'I' fMr. CLASS COLORS Blue and Ciold Ernest Adickes Romeo Caperna Arthur Decker Edna Agens Betty Allen Lloyd Best Byron Bonnell Paul Bragar Homer Bryan Bella Buntain Helen Campbell Vwlilliam DeRemer Martha Everitt Williani ll. Voorheetx CLASS MOVIWIJU 'illoturrvy No! Drtlitrirvg' MIiMBIiRS Af1Rlr5tvl.'l'URAi, Coolest Joseph Kowalczuk Nick Landiak Edmund Oram CoLLt3oE PRPPARA'roRY Robert Holder Richard Johnson Milton Jopowicz Ruth Kirby Doris Linaberry Renee Marshall Evelyn Marsteller Mary Jean Mayberry Josephine Meyers Forltf-Hue CLASS l-LONVlilQ C1.1rcli'n1.t Evcritt llarr Williarn 'lishulx Albert Wl1eelt'r Courage Bertha Nunn Margaret O'Dowd Mary Q'Dowd Evelyn Parr Annie Relo Gilbert Stout John Thomas Marion Tinsman Jane Vital Irene Williamson M2262-R 2 ',:, f 1 f 22 AT W X , fff,wf f . ' in , :M ,Q . 1, 1 Y WM A 'AIX 'ffl do J niia merge HHSE. na 5 Betty Ackerman Arlene flider W.1rren Beaty Ulando Caperna Dereatha Dalrymiple Helen Doncheski lalarold lirvey Anna Mary llarley Regina lilynn laura Ciirier Mary Cirier Rohert llansler fieorge Apgar lloraee Ayres Cecil Bailey Arthur Cfollins .lohn Flynn COlNllVII?RClAl. COURSE? Helen Hayes George Hueher Victor Klimas Paul Kolha Caroline Kowal Stella Kowalick Grant McDaniels Raymond Ozyhiowslxi Margaret Palmer Mildred ljhilhower Riehartl ljool fmlfitfxl. StflIfN'I'IliItf Coit Rohert Gray lidna Hedden Howard Housel Vivian Johnson .John Metroke Hoagland Paul Forty-seven Maxine Robson Roberta Rodziewiez Ruth Ryan Clara Sargent l,e3ter Schroeder Marguerite Shoemalxer Geneva Slxrivan Milton Solomon Ruth Solomon lean 'lhomwon Margaret Vxfasher llilda XVydner RSE l,eslie Smith Rosemary Smith Vernet Steinman lidison Stiff George Wiseburn QSM A H? ,I .fi We l'fulrfwnfl1l i rp F51 'Ll'lli'lflEl.llf llfllfg. lfl 3 3 J ll Sonlolloem 1 ways Iorwnrtl, always sport ' 1 Ol5l3lCIliRS Cll.fXSS Yllll lift'-Sl-fll'l7f --liolierl 'liliompxon Al VM' l're.sr'ilenl l5rut'e Sclmieal NV Sw !'l'lc1I'lj .lf mst-pl: Sl.lI1UVVlC7. ,l'l't'llSlII'l'l' Morris lxvlll lllSlUl'1itlI7 lfsllwi'li.1ss lflllilllftl flilt'1'xt'r1 Miss Clrate l. Willi.i111s Cil ASS CfOl,ORS Cl ASS lVlOl'l I'O lllue .intl Silver HCiI'L't'H Hu! ClIAf?LL'l'l7tl Milton Allen Williani Corcoran Jean Hodgson Morris Levitt Elizabeth Nyhuis Barbara Park MliMBliRS th lllt' C.l.1'iS ul l 7-lll. CLASS l5l,C3Wlili l7lITl'xLjJl'TLJllOI1 AoRiciU1,ToRAi, Couiasii Alfred Delliclxer Lester Goble Clark Mayberry John Szawaluk COLLEGE PREPARATORY COURSE Viola Rock Doris Rossy Joseph Stanowicz Leona Stephens Bruce Stout forlu I7 Alice Tonkens Charles Trimmer Florence Williainson Eranees Zellars VE' wg NNW xr Air i'Xxx ,-I X.. pl Rl' Ali, f fag ll' ii A sfi il 1, .J Virginia Abraham Bertha fxcler Douglas Allen Robert Baggott Ralph l5atson Williaiii Beatty l,illian Br-aty Siclna Beegle lflorencr- liirrl Ronian l'moli.1cx Viola l5Ul7..ll1 Stella llonar fxlberla llurnel .lr-.in Connolly lVlal'4iol'ie Circuit lVl.1ry Diehl .lune Di Ricnfo Palsy lfrlolo Mary lieclerowicz lxonard liicdler Walter Boice Craig Bryant Robert Carswell Donald Clark Harry Cypbers THE URlirl1iLE fllfHf.5. lil 3 u Commiinrgmi. CoL'Rsr1 Vincent Fields liva Ciarabcd George Gibbs .lane Ciruenclylxe Marie Ciruendykc Margaret Guliclr Mary llagaman Waiirla llall 'lhclnia llendersliot Slcpliun lleryla Charles llollman Cirafe llopler lislher linss llJl'l'lL'l Kay Klary lin-In Olga liowaliclx Stanley liozar lrnigqarrl lirculz Ciloria l.or'rch GENERAL Scnawrnl David Hatfield Eleanor Hedden Russell Marlatt Howard Niper Bruce Schmeal Fifty-one John Malaslxa l.ucillc Morgan Margaret Ncslxe lfugcnu C3fy iUXYSl'xl Ruth Parlrloclx l.illianl3cl1y NValIer l'r-tty Clulia Rrurlell Cfliarlrs Robinson lit-my Ross lol1ir'S.1wir'lxi llulen Suarles llorolliy Slxyler Virginia Smith cIl'.lL'l' hl.lllul'rl llillll Strunk Nl.ll51Jl'Cl 'l'Iia1rln'r illllltl lillou Ht-nry 'lioinaino l.ynn Vn'lJcl.1n ict Couizsil Marcus Smith Keith Stidworthy Fred Strass Robert Thompson Frank Walsh tv Q ,Q A Hi I 358 -kwa, T N v ,gt , WN 1 sqm .l N X Ny ' QA N I Lx A - . - X x - It 4 ' P 5 +t ,, 1. . A' X QF ,,,,f .5 ,H , W fs.. ' QQ 2 A I ,. l'1lIwl1L'., ,- - l , l. FS, 1 7 f Ailtizl-'ik fpgxi' THE lflli'AELE HHS, lEl3u I My 31 , , i .4 - 1 Ul3lilCllillS Cll.ASS Ylil l. l,fL'.Sl.fIt'l7l-r'-WllllillTI O'lDowrl VW lmve our work. Vince l'r'1'.s1'cll'r7l - -liihsun Cooper NVe lmve our lun -S'r'r1'r'!rlt't1' llwhel'l.1 Bowers lor XVL l't' Ilie films ul i-ll. il I't'llSl1l'l'1' .luhn Rice lll.HlUl'ICII7f --lulia Palmer l'il1Llllll.f fltlUl-SVI'-Y Mr. Cir-urge lf. Mitlmel Cfl,!XSS CIOLORS KIIJXSS MOVI l'O fl ASS lfl,tJWlilQ Blue anal Silver Hl'ilil7tl ll lvtltf or lllufce lf Yellow 'lea Rinse Peler Borkowski Stanley Filipski Nellie Beatty Mary Bird Roberta Bowers Florence Bryant Betty Burger Anna Gongedo Gibson Cooper Ann Everitt Ruth Frost Donald Good MliMl5I2RS Ac31a1c1ul.'i'U1QA1. Cjouusli l.ee lirills Richard Hom bordy Howard Mellor Cottiaou Pktavmmroi Beth Green Jack Hancock Edward Hansen Eugene Jopowicz Samuel Kass Frank Kilpatrick Charles Messler Robert Morgan William O'Dowd Flfftf-Ihree .lrwlm Probert larry Swenson ai' Cooksif Jane Park Nlarjorie Pileh Olga Relo Wilma Skinner Glara Sliker Ruth Swenson Muriel Terwillegar Marguerite Trimmer Jane Van Gver David 'Welsh Nam my fi' D 1 g -H-ahh-,ri l1lI1f 1.1111 -xff 3 2: A li 1 , , ,- - .1 - 1 r i+f..+f' ' 'f x X 3 Ski Y' X X . . xi W AX V N Q ,QF X Y X W Qi - x it af t ,. ' Vigflll 5 V i me amtitt Hills, laser ,r ,til V. llleanor Ader Ethel Ayers Grace Bachman .lune Bachman Robert Beatty Mary Bilous Helen Cappiello Stella Case Stanley Clisiewicz Josephine Duckworth Donald lfdwards Alberta lfmmons Cflaucle Ciihbs l,illlan Cioble Cflarence Cirover Shirley lleiser lidwartl Kass W.1llt-1' liaslenliuher Joyce Ackerman Vernon Agens Joseph Ardin Malcolm Beatty Joseph Bialoglow Richard Campbell Harold Connolly Donald Cregar Herbert Davis Robert Deusinger Alfred Forman Comwnaneiai. Cooiasii David Keggan Annelisse Kreutz Leatrice Lommason Sara Ort Julia Palmer .lane Parr Mildred Parr Alex Penlxol Margaret Pool Ciladys Read Russell Read KL'llllL'lll Reed Slerllrg Reed .lolm Rice Dorothy Rivers lllliel Robertson Richard Robeson Allverl Rosl iNliRAl, SCIll'N'IAIl'If Robert French Edward Hagaman Vxfinifred Hawkins Ada Hendershot Harvey Hildebrant Albert Howell David Johnson Wilbert Kishpaugh Helen Kompicki Blanchard Perry Myrtle Powers Fifty-Elie Karl Schramm Violet Sczerba Charles Shinlxowslxi Cliflortl Silverlhorn Girard Simpson David Smith .lohn Smolinslxi George Somody lollll Sleelxo liloyrl Strain l5erl Swaelxliamer Qfarl llrevitli lllllll Walters .loseplm Vxfisnieslxi limlwarrl Vs'oronown Ruth Vxfytlner Agnes NVylxer XValler Zimmer ifjoorasli Jennie Rogers Dennis Ryan Gus Semanchik Dorothy Smith Henry Sosnowski Arthur Straub Fred Tishuk Edwin Tynan Harold Van Stone Thomas Whelan Steven Zukoski Kxwaw 'S Mu fllllj .wx xi Lois Ader William Bailey . Richard Battey Cladys Beegle . Catherine Blackwood Cecilia Bockman Waldo Burger Irene Burke . . Amelia Caperna ,. .. David Cummins .. Domenic D'Alesandro Anne Davis Ann-Marie De Remer Izmilia Dudiak .. William liyre . V Mildred Iiinnessey Roberta Ifleming Catherine Iiulick .Iacoh Ciarabed . . Anna Cirace , .Jeannette Gray Izdwarcl Cireen. Jr. Wilbur Ciulick , Noel Ilathelcl Muriel Ilendershot Ciladys Ililtlebrant . Marion Hopler Doris Ilousel Colana Howell , Muriel Johnson fieorge Kimhle Pearl Kinney Marie Kirhy lxva Kosiak Paul liowalielx Sophie Kowalitk Margaret Kuepferle Arthur levitt Augusta Matlison llarry Maltison iiloria lVlayl1erry I'loytl lVltNeel Anna Miskowski Grace Morreale , Genevieve Crt Lirace Park John Pavolina .. I.ewis Petty Hilbert l'l'aiI' Mildred Pfeifer Kenneth Pill ,... Thomas Quinn . llsther Reedell . Mania Relo .,,c- . . Veronica Reynolds .. Margaret Rivers .... Catherine Robson . ,. Helen Rogers .. Grace Runyan . Wanda Rush James Ruther ,.,,,c Herbert Saunders ,...,. Suzanne Schmelz James Secula .,,. .. Miriam Simpson ..., Cloyd Smith ..,,..,, Edgar Smith, Jr. .. Marv Socker ...,. . Walter Stafford .... Robert Sutton ..,.,,... Catherine Thatcher .. Alvah Thomas ..,. Ruth Thomas .,,.. .... Josephine Tiffany ., Raymond Vey .. . Beatrice Wepfer Jean Wilkinson ,... Hugh Woods Mildred Woolf . Dorothy Woronowicz John Wyckoff . .. Alice Wydner .. Stephen Wydner. Jr. D Class of 1937 as Alumni At home. United States Army Dr. J. In Savage At home, Newark Presbyterian Hospital School f Nursing Montclair State Teachers College Blair Academv Newberry's Department Store The Hackettstown Cleaners United States Army At home. Office, Ijohatcong Hosiery Mills At home, Sears, Roebuck and Co. Post-Ciraduate Course Post-Graduate Course Jtinior College, Centenarv Collegiate In iti The House of 'I'appe Paramount Photo Iingraving Companx At home, If Bueschel Toy Iiactory Ilosl-Graduate Course At home. University ol' Tennessee I'ost-Graduate Course The Green Birn Paterson State Teachers College Newark I'reshyterian Hospital School oi Nuisin At home. At home. At home. Al home. Cilasshoro Slate Normal htlitmtil XVashington Mantilnluiing Company At home, Al home. Mlll'lL'l.llF Stale il L'.lll1L'I'N fitillegt' liiolhers College llarry J. Cioltlslein At home. l'ohaIeong llosiery Mills Atlantic W l'atilit Compaiiv At home. At home. Al home. liaslon Ilospitel School ol' Nursing Al home Petty Brothers Churchman's Business College Ifaston Hospital School of Nursing Columbia University Utility Line Construction Company At home. American Photographic Corporation At home. Newberry's Department Store Cilassboro State Normal School At home. Churchman's Business College New Jersey College for Women William F. Ruther's Drug Store Curtis Wright Technical Institution Junior College, Centenary Collegiate Institute Caretaker, Saint Rose of Lima Catholic Church Franklin Square Hospital School of Nursing Baltimore Curtis NVright Technical Institution XV. J. Suter's Service Station Churchman's Business College Winthrop Rutherford's Estates United States Army Dan's Service Station Lehigh University Montclair State Teachers College Bushwick Hospital Sghool of Nursing Blair Academy Hackettstown National Bank Churchman's Business College M, Morgan U Son, Glassboro State Normal School At home. Farming At home. At home, Fifty-seven Familiar Faces -:-leg5,5-,:q'g,,::5::g X -,...- z,f.,q ., ., ,si , A 1' M-f qwwgzw x lg? Sie, : ' .,,ff.1:ve. ..f . r sr I , ' ,Wil ii3ii1i..g V. :f d , 9 4 Y we X, ,fx QA' ff! 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K . -mam-w'-yw 4--Q-fifvvvf-,,,a,wfr:'Hzfwfa- 4 rw ,, ,.-, Lf' Q: w vr1'1f11 ' ' Vfff Wf'7'f'z73e.-7,fWY'fV'N'WWI -4 ASH: 5 f 1 - f' ' ' ' fgg V' Y LL ' E' MS Q T175 a ff P27 if: ' X ,fa , ,LJ af Af 'il V ff :C ein- M, W ,,.-J, 1 ' ,553 2? W Q' 2 ,. 4, 4 Q, . 1 az 2 5 6 N f f Z Z a ,, 4 G ' 5' -5' ' v ' H . f 15' ' J 4- ' f H V bf Fzfty-rzme f l ?55 M mg fi -Q Q7 .L M ?f'7Zj 34 x fm Lx Q5 Zj lxxifx Xi X K J 5 if M. .5335 E E T5 -I Il ww I 5 , 2 F 122.21 fa 1, - , - 'Ni , Q' J 1,5 i . v- h LL'-K if s W f f X' ' 7 M, - J f if QI Q N, MNA ' - A k RQ Y mzllijjggrxyv r Q I xx!! ,w. ff,, kw. ff W ff ' JVM? J X 67' lr 1 :gf 'L i -I K Z ,J - J ELLA - K , 1 -E - , w - 2 Q I F3 - A , ,f I X vfff 1 E 42' Q -'- ' K - 1 XlQo1wx!RWkk'1Wxm, x T . 2 M Xxx AX Y x A M'-X--.- S L' mlb W lui. 0 .ii Y-.Jil THE mimi .H.H.5. lEl3EiL ,ufif . Commencemenf' Week - 1937 SUNDAY, JUNE 20, 7145 P. M. Baccalaureate Sermon by the Rev. Reuben F. Pieters, Pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. Auditorium of the High School, TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 8:00 P. M, Class Day lixercises. Auditorium ol the High School. Wl2DNliSlJAY, .IUNIE 23, 8:00 P. M. Closing lfxercises ol' the lflemeiilnry School. Autlilorium ol the High School. TIIURSDAY, .IUNP 24, 8:00 P. M. Commencement lfxercises, Class of l'?'w7. Auditorium ol' the High School. Atlclress by Dr. l,estcr H. Clee. Pastor of the Seconil Presbyterian Church of Newark. New Jersey. FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 7:00 P. M. Twenty-fifth Annual Meeting of the Alumni Association of the High School. Banquet at the Presbyterian Chapel, followed by a dance in the school gymnasium. Surly-one THE emit H.H.5 E E .. -5 I C Baccalaureafe Services JUNE 20, 1937 HIGH SCHOQL AUDITORIUM 7:45 P. M. March Janet Buntain 'mlnriumphal March -Verdi Hymn Holy, Holy, Holy! Chorus Members of the Senior Class Lovely Appear -Gounod Invocation . Rev. J. Clark Callendcr Chorus Members of the Senior Class HThe Lost Chord -Sulliuarz Scriptural Reading Rev. J. Marshall XVilson Hymn , A Charge To Keep I Have Baccalaureate Sermon Rev. Reuben F. Pieters Life, Incorporated Hymn 'AWe Are Living, Vsfe Are Dwelling Pienediction Rev. J. Marshall NVilson .Nrxlu lu X1,xfu'1hre V5 Fe' ,D fi Thirfiefh Anniversary of Class Day HACKETTSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1937 'ID I l37ll ream Ranch Arranged and produced by Mrs. Helen RA Snyder Ca tain Jinks A A P lxflutt ..,, A AA AA JeffA AA A Miss Wintergreen Miss Peppermint Miss Spearmint Miss Doublemint Miss Brookmint A A Miss Afterdinner m Baggy Knees AA Baggy Pants Mandy A Jennie Jump Up Sally Sore Saddle Slap in the Pace Kick in the Pants A Wiflin Poof John the Ice-Mohn Mary Muncher Sayless Saymore Saymore Sayless A Tilly Milly A l-illy Elly Nelly Minnie Meek Martha Mild Billy A Gilly Willy Dilly Satchel lioot Hir'em liir'em liore l Ati S Western llol Shots Bessie IS. Cioocl Bessie Pm. l'mcl int THE CAST A Raymond Vey AA A William Eyre A William Bailey A Catherine Fulick AA Marie Kirby Wanda Rush Suzanne Schmelz Jean Wilkinson A Grace Morreale Walter Stafford Robert Sutton Miriam Simpson Mildred Pinnessey Genevieve Ort Domenie D'Alesandro Paul Kowalicls John Pavolina Hugh XVoods Margaret Kuepferle Sophie Kowaliels Mary Soelser Gladys Beegle Amelia Caperna Anne Davis Jeannette Grav Gladys Hildehrant Muriel Hendershot Catherine Blackwood George Kimble Herbert Saunders John XVyek0ff Stephen XVvdner l:lOVtl lXlClXlCCl James Ruther N Kenneth Pill I lluhert lltinll Iloherta Fleming, litlwnrtl Green. XYilhur Litxlielx. Arthur levitt, lewis Petty. tllovd Smith. lidgar Smith, fXlv.1h 'liliomas ilil1LtciUI1ll'Illt'kl Cove Anim Mislmwslsi M.ii'e.u'et Rivers Mxllf ltllll Fin Wifi, 1 lf-,TQ fi 1' ., V iii-4 'ffm il iT i ,I fn! T' f, i f .a-t- V. Bessie B. Sharp Bessie B. Plat THE TUMTELTE llTHfT5T E3 B Pearl Kinney Gloria Mayberry Axile Grease Bill Sneezing Sam ,,.., T TT The Whoosis and Whatsis Girls Off Key TT On Key Sweetie Pie Sour Custard Mimi Meter Dazzling Dust l. D. Sing The Three R's Pedro T Kickers David Cummins TT James Secula Lois Ader, Augusta Mattison, Grace Park, Mania Relo, Veronica Reynolds, Catherine Thatcher, Ruth Thomas, Dorothy Woronowicz T T Richard Battey Waldo Burger Beatrice Wepfer Noel Hatfield Colana Howell Cecilia Bocltman, lrene Burlxe, Ann DeRemer, lfmilia Dudiak, Anna Grace, Muriel Johnson, Marion Hopf ler, Doris llousel, listher Reedell, Josephine Tiflany, lVlilcll'ed Wtvtvlf, Alice XVj'tlIlt'l' T Mildred Pfeifer Catherine Rohson, llelen Rogers, Grace Runyon .lack Ciarabed Sal T llva Kosialx Hi-Dillo-Miracle Men Harry Mattison, Thomas Quinn PROGRAM Selection T Orchestra Address of Welcome Raymond Vey 'AOn A l,ittle Dream Ranch Class Trust ln Me Western Hot Shots Class History Roberta Fleming 'little Old lTady Catherine Blackwood, Muriel Hendershot The Martins and The Coys Richard Battey, Waldo Burger, Alvah Thomas, Raymond Vey i'NeVer ln A Million Years T T Noel Hatfield Class Poem T Colana Howell Dance Cecilia Bockman, Irene Burke, Ann DeRemer, Emilia Dudiak, Anna Grace, Marion Hopler, Doris Housel, Muriel Johnson, Esther Reedell, Josephine Tiffany, Beatrice Wepfer, Mildred Woolf, Alice Wydner Where Are You T T ,... T Mildred Pfeifer Medley T TT T T TT Catherine Robson, Helen Rogers, Grace Runyan Class Prophecy TT T T T T T T T T T T T T TNoel Hatfield 'Serenade ln The Night Jack Garabed, Eva Kosiak, Raymond Vey Copper Colored Gal T Harry Mattison, Thomas Quinn Too Marvelous For Words T T T Western Hot Shots Class Will T TT TT T T T TTTTT TT Mildred Pinnessey On A Little Dream Ranch TT T Class Presentation of Key T T TTTT Ruth Thomas Advice to Juniors T TT T T TT T T TT TT T T T Raymond Vey Response to Seniors T T T TT T Dorothy Marlatt Mementoes T T Mildred Pfeifer, Thomas Quinn, Josephine Tiffany, Robert Sutton C13-55 Sgng T T TT TTTTTTTT TT Class of 1937 Selection TT Orchestra Stxtu-fiL'e Y uw-4 11,-' Flin 'A YL., I- 1 S N 'V 'V - - , i , g, me eti,irtE ,HH.5. laser, Closing Exercises HACKETTSTOWN PUBLIC SCHOOL WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1937 Hansel and Grel'el PROGRAM CllAliAfi'll:liS Peter: A Binder ol Brooms Anna Congedo Certrude: His Wile Shirley Osmun Hansel I ,mmf Cllilclrln X Roberta Pmowers Ciretel S ' L I Marguerite 'lrininier The Cookie Witcli .lane Park Angels, Santlmen, Dew-men, Witches, flt1ultit'Cil1ilclt't'l1 Swoifsls Act l The llome ol Peter, .i liintler ul llrooins ACI ll ln the lioresl Act lll The Witch's House Mtislfifxi, Ntnmisiaics Act l Suse, l.ittle Suse Ciocl the lfather Grouchy Dance With Me Ra-la la-In Buy Brooms Here's to You The Cookie Witch The Man in the Wood Cuckoo ,. Children, Children Echo , . ,. The Little Sandman Evening Prayer . The Dew-Man Oh Charming Castle Act II A Act III Nibbling Cribbling Mousey . Nibbling Cribbling Mousey A , Hocus Pocus . , . ,. , . Magic Vanish , , L , Ciretel Hansel and Ciretel Hansel and Ciretel Hansel and Ciretel Peter and Chorus Peter Peter and Gertrude Peter Ciretel Chorus, Hansel, Ciretel Chorus Chorus, Hansel, Gretel Sandmen Hansel and Cretel Dew-men Hansel and Cretel Chorus Chorus, Hansel, Gretel , , Witch and Chorus , . Witch Hop! Hop! Gallop! Chorus Oh Joy! .... , . Chorus, Hansel, Cretel Hocus Pocus Hansel Oh, Happy Be ,, , , , Chorus, Hansel, Cretel . God the Father , , ., Hansel, Gretel, Peter, Gertrude Directors . ,. i . Mrs. Agnes Thomas, Mr. Ernest Stephens Accompanist ,A . , Miss Annette D, Wert Sixttf-set'er1 c, 0 vi H fa-rw E THE UFME -We Fiffy-Second Annual Commencemenf Exercises THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1937 8:00 P. M. March A A High School Orchestra 'Pompe and Circumstancew-E. Elgar Invocation A A A Rev. Reuben E. Pieters Salutatory with Essay A A Wanda Rush The Life of Horace Mann Selection AA A A A A .A A .A .A A High School Orchestra 'Country Gardens Honorary Essay A A .A Roberta Fleming Life Abundant Essay with Valedictory A A A Ruth Thomas HHorace Mann: The Father of the American Public School Selection . High School Orchestra Entr'Acte Address A A A A A Dr. Lester H. Clee Tomorrows of Life Selection A A High School Orchestra Un Oiorno in Venezia Presentation of Diplomas Mr. E. YV. Kilpatrick lPresident of the Board of Education3 Award of Prizes AA A Mr. V. C. Brugler lSupervi'sing Principal! Bmgdifrign Rev. J. Clark Callcnder March Y 1 I X High School Orchestra l llc lliumlercl' N xlzf 1-mlil FSL W tilt tatitttt itH.5 isa ei A.: . ,1 fyln ly 51,1 Annual Banquef and Dance Alumni Associafion 1 H The twentyellllh annual banquet and dance of the Haclcettstown High School Alumni Asso- ciation on 1'riday evening, June 25, 1937, surpassed all previous records. Two hundred and eighty-seven members attended the banquet. The Class of 1937, eighty-three in number. was 1110 ldfuest class ever to be graduated from our High School. The Alumni Association was or ganixed twenty-hve years ago. Our esteemed Principal, Frank A. Souders, completed his thirlieth year as teacher and Principal ol our lligh School. Many pleasant memories will follow Mr. Soudcrs through our students' lives as an instructor and a Prince among the students. Our guests were Supervising Principal V. C. 12-rugler, Principal 1'rank A. Soutlers and the graduating class of 1937. The hanquet was held in the Presbyterian Chapel The guest tahle extending the length ol the dining hall was lieaulitully alt-corateil with hott quets ol' Howers donated hy Roehrich and Morgans, the llorists, 'lihe other tahles were tastefully decorated hy the Class of 1927 Linder the supervision ol Mrs. Charles Url who is to he toni mended lor her work. Many ll1'.lt11I.llt'S journey hack each year lo atlentl these lmiligllets. Io ineel livrnier ilass males .intl leatliers and to renew oltl lirienilships. Vwfhal is more thrilling than to watih these oltl t'1.lssmales greet eath olherl' l1ll'l1t' to the ailage, A1iseni'e malxes the heart grow lontli'r. The 1'astor's Aid I'urnishecl anollier elegant dinner. MIENU 1-RUIT CUP t11i1,IiRY 1iI:1,lS11 l'ISIl SUPli1E1V1li RUAS'1 l'UR1ilEY CIRANIGILRRY SAUCQI? l'ARS1,l2Y PKTVATOIQS l'IiAS WA1.1XlR17 SALAD STRAVJIBIJRRY SUNDAIE CAKTE CIU1'131i1i SA1.'1'1i1D NUTS MINTS Robert Swaclchamer, President ol the Class of 1932, acted as toastmaster, introducing J. Harold Nunn, Class ol 1911-1, President ol the Alumni. Mr, Nunn gave the address ol' welcome extending I'l1OSl hearty greetings to all and welcoming the Class of 1937 to our Association. Raymond Vey, President ol the Class ol 1917, responded to the address ol' welcome. Supervising Principal V. C. Brugler responded for the school giving his usual good advice to the graduates. Principal 17ranlt A. Souders had his usual supply of anecdotes and stories and kept the gathering in an uproar. The following responded for their respective classes: Paul O'Hea for the Class of 1932: Richard Gruendyke for the Class of 19295 Charles Ort for the Class of 1927g Mrs. Caroline Mai forthe Class of 1922: Dr. C. Hall lor the Class ol' 1917: Mrs, Fred Adams for the Class of 19123 Mrs. Mary Martin for the Class of 1907. The Class of 1883 won the Silver Cup awarded each year to the Class with the greatest percentage of its members present at the banquet. Melville Sherrer, Class of 1916, last year's winner, made the presentation and Mrs. Bertha Vliet accepted the cup for her class. The first class to be graduated in 1882 was represented by two members, Mrs. Thomas Loder and Mrs. William Woodruff. Of the 143-lf members to grad- uate, 1267 are living and enrolled with the Association. Mr. Nunn led the group singing which was enjoyed by all. Harry Neighbor, Class of 1907. was at the piano. Tom Quinn and Harry Mattison sang several numbers as a vocal duet. Both are members of the 1937 Class. After singing the Alma Mater, the members and their guests gathered in the spacious High School Gym which had been attractively decorated by the Class of 1932. Draperies. floor lamps, cozy seats, bleachers arranged for members and their guests to rest a While changed the ap- pearance of the Gym into a colorful and happy party for the Alumni Dance. It was a great success. Harry Neighbor, Class of 1907. and his orchestra furnished music with a good snappy swing which was enjoyed by all. The time for saying Good bye came too soon. Friends and classmates bade each other Good bye , hoping to meet again next year. Let us have next years banquet outclass them all, one long to be rememberd. BERTHA G. VLIET, Class of 1883. Sixty-nine 3 1 5 1 r i l 1 I frxwrltnl FQ, y, THE mistletoe HSHSV issue VisH' Our School Day Our fourth annual Visit Our School Day was observed on Monday, May 3, l937, Seventy-eight pupils representing twelve schools from nyc clistricls spent a pleasant and profitable day with us. Our visitors had an opportunity to observe a normal school day, to meet the members ol' the Faculty and to scc ex hibits of school Work done in all the various departments. THE SCHEDULE FUR THE DAY A. M. 8:45 - 9:00 Introductions to members ol thc Faculty 9:00 - l0:00 Assembly l0:00 - l2:00 Observation ol' Classes P. M, 12:00 - 1:00 Noon Intermission l:00 - 2:00 lliclurcs laltcn ol lliosc in .iIlcntI.incc 2:00 - 71:10 Oll1serv.iIion ol classcs li I0 3:40 llXl3l.lI1.lllUIl ol llic tlilllcrcnl Cfourscs ol' Slutly by Mr. V. Cf, liruglcr OUR XXSSIQMISI .Y IJROCLRA M I. March . High School Orchestra l'Our BOYS'Y--AZtlI77Ct'l7I,2 ll. Flag Salute School tl.ccl by l.ois Aclcrl Ill. Hymn No. l40 School Faith of Our Fathers IV. Selections , .. High School Orchestra tal ln a Monastery Garden Kufelbey tbl Violin Solo-Mr. W. P. Searfoss - A'Nola ici Selections from My Maryland Romberg Cdl Beau ldeal -March Sousa V. Scriptural Reading Roberta Fleming VI. Lord's Prayer 9 .. School Seuervly-one NW M1111 Ium W mi mimic HIHQS, 313313 VII. Selections from the Opcrclta, OI-I DOCTORV' High School Cilcc Club Cal Ofpcning Chorus Chorus fbj A'lVlorning C1l0rics Nocl Ilathclcl, Mildrucl Pfcifcr, Dancing Chorus Icj Two Conspiralorsn Mildrccl Pfcilcr, Suzanne Schmclz. Dancing Chorus Cdl Island of Dreams Thomas Quinn, Nlilcliul IJI1-ilkr fcj Laughing in thc Rain Milclrccl Plcilcr, Sumnnc Schmclf. .lack Cilamlwcil, Ihncing Chorus HJ Oh Doctor Iicalricc Vxfuplcr, Nlilclrccl Vifooll, Anna Dcllcrncr, llclgnr Smith, Almh 'Ill1UI1l.19. .lnnius liulhcr fgj lVl:1clricl liaymoml Vi-y .incl Chorus fhj liinalc Chorus VIII. Announccmcnls Cfnllmurim- lilaclxwooil IX. Piano Solo Miss Anncllc ll Wn'r'l Gonclolcri.1 by l'll'lII7f Irs!! X. Wclcomc I . Mr. li. XX. Souclcrs XI. Sclcclions . I , , Public School Pmncl Kal March- The Fl'hunclurcr Sousn Chl Overture- Bright Star Bmmizz Ccl Ovcrturc- Joy to The World Burnhouse Cdl March- Cliccrio Golclmcm Lol Hackctrstown High School Alma Mater XII. March ,.... ,, , . , I . Public School Band Success - Bennett Seventy-three Q,,,,1:q.W4WWg,,,,. K ..f ,-..m.wmv' Y 4, xv A'l'l'l?fll I-flu . FS, fi-. yitliyk , ii THE Uli'rltcELE HHS, E35 Memorial Day Program FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1937 CLAss oil 1039 March+ Plag Day March Orchestra Selection- llntr' Acte Orchestra Selection- American National Airs Orchestra Presentation of Dr. Graham DuBois, Dean ol' Centenary .lunior College, the author of Barriers Mr. P. A. Souders BARRlliliS A PLAY nv QNIY Avi' Cil'ClhC1l77 Duliois Produced by special permission ol' the author tIllAliAC'l'l'liS .lames 'l'enn.int, a munitions maker tiilhert Stout Mrs, lennant, his wile l'ierth.i Nunn Martha lennant, his tlaughter lftlna Agens Anne 'l'enn.mt, his niece .lane Vital 'llhe Spirit ol' Davitl lennant, his son Milton Solomon llonaltl Perkins Robert 'lihonipson .loan Anderson Cieneva Slxrivan The Woman lfvelyn Marsteller A Nurse i Betty 'liurclt Scene: .lames 'l'ennant's study in his luxurious New 'York Apartment. Time: Present. An October evening. March- America's Finest Orchestra Essay-wuln Memoriam Renee Marshall Presentation of Wreath Mary O'D:uwd Taps Mr, Willis P. Searfoss, Janet Buntain Stage and Property Managers Helen Campbell. William Deremer Martha Everitt Costume Managers . Betty Ackerman. Bella Buntain Lorraine Shuster Electrician L Richard Johnson Ushers: Betty Allen Helen Nykun Ruth Kirby Annie Relo Josephine Meyers Roberta Rodziewicz Director L . L , L , Miss Cirace I. Williams Music was furnished by THE HIGH SCHOOL QRCHESTRA under the direction of MR. WILLIS P. SEARPOSS Seuentu-Hue bww I-Bam Munir! rx PM it 'nit fmuttii Hills, iaaa 'w VI fll it-li? Play Day oCToBER 21, l937 Invitations were extended to a teacher and twenty girls from each of the High Schools located in Blairstown, Newton and Vtfashington to attend a Play Day given by our High School girls. Miss High of Vvhshington, Mrs. Gordon of Newton and Mr. Banks of Blairstown accompanied the girls. The purpose of these Play Days is to afford an opportunity for the girls of the various high schools to meet and to play together without the strain of competition to spoil their enjoyment, to promote a friendly spirit and to have a good social time. THE SCQHEDUl-ll 3100-3:30 Arrival of our guests. 3:30-5 :OO Games. 51007-52 l 5 Group Picture. 5 110---afll l 5 Program in the Auditoriuin. oz l 537: l 5 Relireshinenls. 7:15,-148:00 Dancing, AUDl'I'tDRlUM PROURAIVI 'I'iii1 Visi'i'ou fl Cfomecltf I-17 Une llc! tiAS'I'tJl1t1lIAllAti'l'lfRS Dorothy Stanhope .lean Mayberry Betty Miller Helen Hartzell Jane Smith Doris Rossy Carmen Langford Helen Campbell Elaine Gordon-Vxfhitney l.ucille Morgan Mrs. Dorothy Dobson Marion Tinsman The Maid Betty Ackerman Tiinegfa fternoon Scene-Girls' Dormitory Tap Dance Ulando Caperna Trombone Solo Ann Everitt Piano Selections Janet Buntain Tap Dance Lucille Morgan Each Hackettstown High School girl had a special duty to perform assisting Mrs. Snyder to make this occasion a success. Mr. Balmoos assisted by arranging the scenery for the play. Coturyiirriies Reception: Marie Greenham, Ethel Hoefly. Gymnasium: Ulando Caperna, Marion Tinsman. Refreshments: Mrs. Dorothy Best, Vinzetta Batson, Caroline Kowal, Ruth Solomon. OReHEsTRA Bella Buntain Janet Buntain Jessie Buntain Bath Green Ruth Kneckel Everyone said that they had a marvelous time and the girls Wish to thank the members of our Board of Education, Mr. Brugler and Mr. Souders for af- fording them such a delightful afternoon and evening. Seventy-set'erz Q, iam, 'M -V V - .M,awww4v,u.wzw,--MN,,Mmfsh4,Qg A 1:1 - A.., ,.,.,.N.MW,...v...4 xf'.w'2'WT + 5 . ,M .,,.. MW,,.MW , 1 5 ,Q .A 25 5 1 i Q Q NM, 2 N I . fi. ,Xi . 1 2 2' is 1 .,w'n. A 3 5 5 I 3' X5 vs.,,,,,?,A,.w- Swkmw 4 4 ii ,, J: xi, Q , 4 4 9 gs 'Q ng, ' mrrl' P' , 15, Kylix l, !,i I ,' f tilt miittttr Ji' -It 4 A llfHi5. F33 8 Chrisfmas Program THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23. 1037 Presented by THE CLASS OE l939 MARCH- NVashington Post lSOLISUl ADDRESS Oli WIil.CfJMlf ClAROl,S--'AMO Come, All Ye lfaithl'ul U l,ittle Town ol l5ethleht-in Drehestra Milton Solomon Assembly lt Came Upon The Midnight Clear i'Wlwile Shepherds Watcliecl Their Slll.lICTTON--!'Arottncl the Christmas Tree I5lot'l.s Orelit-Qtm l'ANO'l'llliR XVISIZ MAN A lJ1'lIl77tlllit' f,'f7l'l'NIl77t1H C,lt1I7ltlltl Wortlsi-Marion VValxeman CI IARACTERS PETER, THE GOBBLER MRS. CAIIAHAN, his neighbor MRS. Al,-l,IGRETTl, another neighbor MARTIN, an old street-Sweeper MARY, a young mother DAVID, her eight-yearaold son, who has been ill THE THIN YOUNG MAN CHOIR Edna Agens Mary Grier Elizabeth Allen Robert Hansler George Apgar Edna Hedden Serenity-mnv Mmtit-Rtltli Dale Edison Stiff Ruth Solomon Jane Vital Homer Bryan Betty Ackerman Richard Pool Milton Solomon Margaret Palmer Hoagland Paul Roberta Rodziewicz E we-vw W ff ? ,,,, www .i .T ,,,,.,, A L f t ' ya Q-4 L L. ,qv S' I' if I I Ml 1, iff . 73, WFT r -1 5, '. l'l.l'l.,a. 3 -4 my nit uxrtcte l. A X. llorace Ayers Bella Buntain Helen Campbell Marilyn Chamberlain Arthur Collins Dereatha Dalrymple Martha Everitt Annamary Earley Regina Iilynn Richard .Iohnson Vivian Johnson Caroline Kovval Nicholas Landiak Renee Marshall Evelyn Marsteller Josephine Meyers Bertha Nunn Margaret O'Dowd Mary O'Dowd I,ester Schroeder Geneva Slxrivan Rosemary Smith Vernet Steinman Gilbert Stout Marion Tinsman John Thomas Alma Wadsyvortlu George Wisebui'i1 Time: Christmas Day, the present time. Place: The tenement section of a large city. Scene: The shop ol Peter the Cobbler. MUSICAL NUMBERS The Promised King Prepare to Receive Him Good King Wenceslas A Magic Aeroplane 4'Seek Not the Things of Earth They That Trust in the l-orcl A'Daily Gifts The Shoemaker -Solo by Peter the Cobbler Memory Voices The Voices of Christmas DIRECTOR ..... ,. t.r. ,e,,i . Mrs. Ethel M. Hale MUSICAL DIRECTOR ,... . .t Miss Annette D. Wert STAGE MANAGER . .... , ,, .. t, Paul Bragar MARCH-'AThe Thunderern tiSousaj Orchestra Eighty-one .Sf M , IZZWZI nf!4 ,,f ,if if ff N- SN mx NQXG By we were HTH5, 1335 1 D e b a 'I' e s DOVER HIGH SCHOOI. VS, HACKETTSTONVN HIGH SCHOOL AT DOVER ,. VEBRUARY 8, 10718 AT HACKETTSTOXVN . TEBRUARY 10, 1038 7:30 ll. M, QUESTION RliSOl,VliD: H'T'l'lJl lhe several states should Jdopl .1 LlDlC.ll'I1k'I'.1l system of Iegixl.1tion.' CHAIRMIEN Al Dover ., . At Hutkellslown Xllflrrmlllltu' Annu clL'CIUl'l1.ll'llClI1I lildon Drymnn Clerdn Ciuenlher Vsfillis Slaughler Aff1'rmut1'L'e Edna Agens Shirley Apgar Dorothy Marlatt Jane Vital Dover High School ..,. Hackettstown High School MR. CI,IlfIfORD A. .IOIINSON 'TEAMS MR IIARUI D KAPI AN DOVIIR lIlfiIlSr'lIU1Jl, HACKlfT'I'S'l'OWN HIGH S COACHES Nwtlulliw' WiIli.1r11 Anderson John Beyer Sidney Mintz XVinilred Pedriclr CHOOI Necyatrue Roberta Bowers Paul Bragar Renee Marshall Philipp Scheller ., , Mr, Louis Cronholm Mrs. Ethel M, Hale, Miss Eleanor E. Meyer NOTE: The Forum style of debating was used. The Affirmative side of the question was supported by the home team. Eighly-three x K 5 5'7 'f-'T ,M 9. Z lk.: i , il 2 2? ,V , fx I5 x' 2' 2 'S i 5 3 .--C-f'1f9Ai, W- 'W .E 3 3' P 5 1 0 1 E X 3 5 2 2 I I 1 g . e 1 5 3 wry?-m ,mwmw f 4' ' ,., .5 If rt YI M ititi Urttctti it ,c , I. . Tempesf and Sunshine THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 7, was Presented by the Class of IW38 CASTOI1 CtiARAf1'1'Ftes .JOSHUA MlIJIJI.li'l'ON, Cl Kenlucley lumlotuner NANQY MtoiJt.if'ioN, his wife J ULIA MIIDlJI.Ii'l'tJN, t'lIempesl I, their lvigh-sptiziletl tILlLltll7It'I' FANNY MtlJIJI.ti'I'tJN ISL!!7Sl7lI!7L'I, Iyer lovable Sli.Slt'I' AUNT JUDY, cz servant UNCLIQ Iiltjli, another set'Ut1nt who loves to pester' fIc1nt ,lu AMISRUSIA, Cl colorecl muiil DICK WlI,A1tB'l', tl NU1'Iht't't7 selvool tt'r1cl7er Ifrank 1XcIxer1nan Margaret Young Dorothy IVI.1rI.itt Shirley Apgnr .lanet I'vt1nt.1in tltf I,eroy Innte III-Ien II.1rtfeII Stnnlcy Apgar Mies, loft CAttieiNrri'oN, it .wciezq mtitrfm litlit-I llnt-tly KATIE WlI.MrJ'l', IJ!-L'l?,SSI!.Hlt'1' Rita Di IlIk'I'l7.H DR. CII tJRfiIf I,AtZIfY, in lout' tt'ill7 -hiLll7Sl7t-l7t' IIIiiIipp St'In'IIei' SUSAN IVIIIJIJI,If't'ttN, ,loxf7t1u'x old mutt! xi.w!t'r fXIice firotiin SYNKTPSIS UII SfiI'NI'fi The entire Action ol' the pI.iy t.iIxes plate in the Iiving rotmi ol the pI.1nt.ition .it V.it'tIeII.i, Iientuclxy, lime: The present, Act One: I..ite .ifternoon in November. Act Two: INIimIcIIt'lon Intuit' n 1 Scene I: Iiive months Inter: .in .ifternoon in I.tte April Scene II: Four days Iiter: morning. Act Three: Scene I. Three months Inter: afternoon in July. Scene II, Two months Inter: an evening in September. Couch .. ...,., ,...,, . . .... . . Mrs. Stage Manager fublzcilg Committee . 9 ' ' ' . Chairmu Marianne Naughright Ravmond Palmer Jang Quinn Kenneth Revoir Margaret Young Edward XViIdricIx Music was furnished by THE SCHOOL ORCHESTRA under the direction of NIR. NVILLIS P. SEARFOSS Eighty-Eve Ethel M. HaIe Guy Creveling n. Cleira O'Hea HE. IEICSS 'f 0m 'ww my Mx rs, irt l , nit Ultiftttriz ll,H.5. lass .i, ' ,J c Junior Prom The Junior Prom, the one event in our high school careers that we remember long after most others have faded from memoryl The Prom this year fulfilled all our hopes and expectations and sustained the reputation of the Junior Class. It was held in the school gymnasium on Eriday evening, March 19, 1937. Every detail reached that peak of perfection for which every dance strives. 'lihe green and white color scheme used in decorating the gymnasium was a re minder of the season of St. Patrick. Music, decorations and multi-colored dresses all added to the splendor ol' such an extraordinary occasion. The dancing began at eight o'clock and continued until midnight. 'llie Grand March, led by Edward Wilclrick, the President ol the Junior Cflass. and Betty Simanton was the chief event ol the evening. 'lhe music was lurnished by the Easton Arcadians. Patrons and Patronesses: Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. liilpatricls. Mr. and Mrs. Williaiii ll. Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Van Cleve Brugler, Mr. and Mrs. lfranlt A. Souders, Miss llmily Johnson, Miss Louise A. Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. 'lhomas LaBar, Mr. and Mrs. William ll. Voorhees, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Johnson. Miss Ethel M. Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Alan Lonsdale. Decorating Committee: Erank Ackerman, Chairman: Robert Baum, James Bosco, Romeo Caperna, Williani Clark, Cleveland Cornine, Thomas Gray, Martin Johnson, Leroy Lance, Williaiii Lucas, Ered MacDonald, Martin Noble, Raymond Palmer, Kenneth Revoir, Philipp Scheller, Edward Wojcik, Bertha Alpaugh, Renee Bell, Virginia Carpenter, Dorothy Cloud, Elizabeth Cooper. Rita DiRienzo, Helen Doncheski, Gladys Giles, Marie Greenham, Helen Hartf zell, Elizabeth Kot, Mildred Mellor, Elizabeth Morgan, Mary Petty, Jane Quinn, Margaret Young. Music Committee: Janet Buntain, Chairman: Shirley Apgar, Rita Di- Rienzo. Invitation Committee: Eleanor Stephens, Chairman: Marianne Naughright, Bertha Strass. Eighty-set'er1 a..,4.-.1.,,,.W,Q: .L , mff,,,w,,ff4 mmf Wmvzma ...fmwlgggw 1. ..,.....-MM...-4 ...Q-...--.. 1141 UI Tj, re bfi Kuff' F, r' 1' . 'ut YI if rar .I I 1 ll ll Oh Docfor AN OPIIRIITTA IN TKYO I-KCIAS PRtisHN'I't1o ni' 'I'Ill'i Cittlti Ctttti oi' 'tlttl ll.XfIQI:I IS'lOW,! Hi ,tt is ttiot FRIDAY, APRII, Ill, IIU7 I CIIAIQA' Tlilix Doctor Drinkwnttr, Proprietor of Drinkwater SJIIIIJTILIITI Nt-t-l lI.iilii-lil MVS- WUJklY - I 4, , f-'- I lltnitritt- XX'eptt'i Mrs. Crossly . ...,..o .Nj Prim 'll 5m'l'l um 1 xtiitn-.ti xxxinii DUCIOI' Slflllfllllfl' I I Alxxili llioni.-s Doctor Cutlem ., f Three Doctors at Saniiaritlm I ltIg.1i' Smith DOFIOI' COHIU - I h I .lnmtw Putttlei' Rainbow, Colored servant at Sunitartum . Dnvitl Ilntlieltl Bessie, Maid at 4Scmz'larium . , Anim Cirnce Honor, Pretending to be Glory Drlnlztuulvr . Miltlrt-tl llteilvr Madam Chere, Her mother . Shirley Apygni Glory Drinkwatcr, Doctor Dri'nl2wuler'.s qrizntltltzuqhttr Siifnimt- Stlimrlf Pancho, llflexlrurz couuboy . ,. , linviiioml Vex' Philip, Young runrh owner 'I li.im.is Quinn Jim, l From Ph-lf .Q N h I lllllwtl l'l.1II Old Timer to H ' ' lip S ri I L I l7.1vitI tfuiiimius Bob, Cilortfs litmre .... .Luk ti.ii'.il-t-tl Cynthia, Ills cousln Anim Ili-i'eim'i Manuel, lVlt'xlc'un ruxller Aitlitir I evitt CIIARACTILRS IN 'I'IlIi IGAI I,l1'I' Tllli ISIRTII Oli 'I lllg iolllillvfi The Pilgrim ..,, , , lloinrr l5I'Y.llI The Goddess lietty tfoopiii Thr- Nymplq .losrplwine I3os.-v SYNOPSIS ACI UNF Scene: P.1tio and gallery ol' Drinlxwnter S.init.1rium Time: Present, on A lute Autumn clay, Atfili 'IYVJO Scene: Same as Act One Time: Next day, MUSICAI. NUMBERS ACI' ONIE High School Orches'r.i Chorus . Chorus Dr. Drinlswater and Honor with Dancing Chorus Honor and Cilory with Dancing Chorus Philip and Male Chorus , Honor, Philip and Mixed Chorus Q Instrumental Philip and Honor . Honor, Glory and Bob 1. Overture . Za. Opening Chorus ., 2b. Exit .........,.... ,... 3. Morning-Glorics ..... 4. Two Conspirators .... 5. Drinking Song ...,. 63. The Angelus ....,... 6b. Exit for Chorus ..,, . 7. Island of Dreams ......... 8, Laughing in the Rain .....,..... . ...,,,.,, .. . ..., .. . , . T. The Birth of the Spring .. ,.,,. ..,.. . ,..,. . .. . -- I A Ballet Cal. The Weary Pilgrim tbl Dance of the Water Nymph tcl Triumphal March 10. A Bold, Bad Robber . . .. , . . . .... , . I. , ,. , Manuel anal Chorus 11. Finale ..,... ,...,..... . .. ,,.,. I I , ,, I . ...., .........Ent1re Cast ACT Two 12 Emu-'acre ,,,,, ,,,... .... . . .. . , . . ., ,. High School Orchestra Crossly, Mrs. NVeakly, Cynthia, Dr, Cuttem, Dr. Slaughter 13. Oh Doctor! .... I and Dr. Coffin Ch ig, Epsewsii Soi.. ..., . H ,...,.,. .. ,,,,. . ,... i Philip and Mm Chix? 16' higgrid I yurgrl quuvruy Pancho and Chorus 17' The Song In My Heart 'I EntireGCjarsll Finale ,4.,,....,.,......,,. ...... ' - ' ' 18' I Mrs, Helen R. Snyder D. l Miss Annette D. Wert lrectors I Miss Eleanor E. Meyer A mpanist V- Janet Buntain cco Eighty- nine Nlnvlrf E LEE GLU lfranlx Arlxerman Shirley Apgar Stanley Apgar Janet Buntain Josephine Congedo George Apgar Horace Ayres Homer Bryan Bella Buntain Helen Campbell Ulando Caperna Ralph Batson William Beatty Lillian Beary Florence Bird Walter Boice Marjorie Croot June Di Rienzo Eleanor Ader Ethel Ayers Nellie Beaty Mary Bird Roberta Bowers Betty Burger Stella Case Anna Congedo l illlHFQLLfTl . V y V , 4 . - ,,,. ,i l it lirneztl 'iligiilttgiw l li lllf i li' Flllltfl ,ll ,A A ,ig . I l fllfuu llllfiglltei ll. l ,if'i fill, MEMBIERS Crass oil 10 38 Aliee Cronin Rita Di Rienzo Anna Duclialx Marie Greenham C1,Ass o Marilyn Chamberlain Dereatha Dalrymple Helen Doncheslxi Robert Hansler Richard Johnson Doris Linaberry CLASS Mary Federowicz Leonard Fiedler Eva Garabed Margaret Guliek David Hatfield Thelma Hendershot Grace Hopler l1ll1L'l lloelly Martin Johnson Muriel Johnson Dorothy Marlatt F1939 Bertha Nunn Lester Schroeder Ro emary Smith Milton Solomon Ruth Solomon Edison Stiff OF 1940 Esther Kass Olga Kowaliels lrmgard Kreutz Lucille Morgan Barbara Park Celia Reedell Charles Robinson CLASS or 1941 Gibson Cooper Alberta Emmons Ann Everitt Ruth Frost Lillian Goble Beth Green Winifred Hawkins David Johnson Leatrice Lommason Shirley Dsmun Julia Palmer Jane Park Margaret Pool John Rice Nrnettf-or'e Nlarianne lNl.iuglirigl1I Rayinontl l'almer Veronica Pently Nina Sutton Olga Xwaryeh Marion 'liinsnian Alma Vxfatlsworth Margaret Vwlasher George Wisebtlrn Hilda Wyidner Viola Rock Lottie Sawicki Bruce Schmeal Virginia Smith Grace Stafford Leona Stephens Jennie Rogers Violet Sezerba Vfilma Skinner John Stecko Muriel Terwillegar Marguerite Trimmer Ruth XValters Agnes 'NVylfier V7 THE Ul?eAELE ll.H.5. E3 School Band President , Vice'-Presidenl Librarian . C Sergeant-at-Arms Publicity Manager Drum Major . Stuclenl Leader Znd Sludent Leader Faculty Leader l FCICLIH y Aclvziser Stage Mcmagers Orrietias George Hueber, 30 Bella Buntain, '30 Janet Buntain, '38 Dorothy Marlait, '38 Dorothy Nlarlatt. 38 Renee Marshall, '30 lfdward Green, P. G. .lanel Bunlain, 'lil Mr, Willis Searloss lVlr. George lf. Nlielmel l.loyil Best, 'VI l.arry Sweiiwii, 'll Julia Palmer .lames Best l,loyd Best Janet Buntain Ralph Groover Cecil Bailey Leland Hopler Ann Everitt Stanley Apgar Jessie Buntain Joseph Stewart Dorothy Marlatt Frederick Adams Betty Allen Bella Buntain Coroie GUARD Margaret 'lhalcher PIZRSONNEI. 'IRUM mars .lean Hodgson Clark Mayberry Elizabeth Nyhuis Ci.AR1Ni5'rs George Hueber Gerald Hull George Michell TRoMBoNEs Robert Grant BASSES Alfred Dellicker SAXOPHONES E FLAT HORNS PLUTES DRUMS Betty Burger George Cummins Arthur Decker MASCOT 'Jimmie' MASCOT GUARD Betty Tynan Ninety- three llenriel Roland l'hoehus George SaL iilers Marcus Smith llarold Sutton Robert Morgan Richard Young Edward Green Grace Hopler Albert Michell Larry Swenson Walter Shawger Beth Green Emily Mayberry Bertha Nunn lIl'll! '51 -Lgitii tm: Uieftttt HHS na Orchesfra President Vice-President Librarian Sergtunlfa1fArn7.s Publicity Manager -Student Leader 2nd Slutlent I,eurler lfaculltf Leacler Faculty Adviser .Stage Managers Daniel Allen Bella Buntain Arthur Decker Allred Dellicker Vincent lfields Otlrttitires 'EO , '30 Grace Hopler. '40 '41 Arthur Decker, Bella Buntaln Beth Green, Dorothy Nlarlatt, '38 lfdward Green, P. G. .lanet llmuntain, '38 Mr. Vv'illis Searl'osS Mr. George li. Nlichael l All l D ll' lx '-lil ret e tc er, l Rohert Grant Ptttesoxmt-to VIUIJNS Russell Marlalt Allred Nunn .lnnet Nyhuis Cl.A1ztNr1't's l,eland Hopler George Hueher George Michell HoRNS Edward Green Dorothy Nlarlatt Stanley Apgar Ann Everitt Frederick Adams Janet Buntain Sfxxovttowti Larry Swenson BASSES Grace Hopler TROMBONES Robert Grant FLUTES Beth Green 'TRUMPETS Jean Hodgson Marcus Smith DRUMS Betty Allen PIANO Shirley Apgar .'X'rr7e'tt1-lite uric! '-lx xx X fi, fi, r lf 75' f,.. ,1 T , --11 THE URAELE HHS. 38 The Delphian Debafing Sociefy 'I'lf'l'li5 Pre.srkll-171--eljliilipp Sclieller, '38 liftl l,I'L'.SlilL'l7l-'-fRCIlk'C .XlJrslmll, 'li 7 S'efrf-lrzrwfeSliirlev .-Xpgar. '38 'lireizsurcr' lisllier Kass, 'Hlfl l,1lvr111'1f1r7sH- llr-len Cmnplvell V7 l,o11le 5.1VVlClxl. 7 lfllfllfflf flrlL'1i,w1' Nlzss Cirnue l. Xxlllii f,11l,iJli8 Moi aio f.l'll1lSUI1 anal Wlmiln' Know 'lliyscllu Shirley Apgar Ilinl llragar llelen llarlzell Muriel Johnson lfcina Agens Helen Campbell Mary Grier Edna Hedden Esther Kass Viola Rock Lottie Sawicki Roberta Bowers Anna Congedo MHMIBIERS Cjl,Ass oil 10124 Cr,Asso11 1G 10 Jane Vital CLASS OF 1940 CLASS OF 1941 Ruth Wy'dner .V1,'71'I'Ll- l3oro1liy Mailatl Clara O'llea Philipp Sclieller lfdward XVildrick Vivian Johnson Ruth Kirby Renee Marshall Mary O'DoWd Alice Tonkens Florence Williamson Frances Zellars Samuel Kass Marguerite Trimmer l71'lI1 VI: X-. 'u lgfl F81 fb grill K . - 'L if L f,' fri, 4 513-ke it THE 'UEAELE H,Ht.5. 3 El Hackeffsfown Chapfer Fufure Farmers of America '1'izg .5.,,fiiffq H' QVIJICIERS vpn , , ' pf l're.S1'clent-William loucas Jr. '38 X 6 ., v r M' 'T , - A V . 'H ' D O Vice-ljreszderrl-Joseph lxowalczulx, gl! , '7 NJ 'PJ .Secrelurgw-Nicholas lnnclialx, 'W W 7 ' J 'lxreusurer-l-eroy lance. '38 7 if QK5 Reporlcr-Alfred Delliclcer, '-lil 0. f K Q, U 'Y yy l'Zlt'r1l!rf ,'lrft'1.sef'ffflN'lr'. Cieorge lf. Mic in 3 A ff, fy. S 0 Tlflb 49 O 2' f f 6 K, fe w e ar Q' ' SFU, ' X 'iiff uicif Albert Bird Alex Bonar lirnest Aclickes Arthur Decker Milton Allen William Corcoran Alfred Dellicker Peter Borkowski Stanley Filipski MlilVllBliRS CLASS or 1038 Joseph Kolba l.eroy lance Williarii l.ucaS, Jr. CLASS or I 9 39 Joseph liowalczula Nicholas Landiala Everitt Parr CLASS or 1940 CLASS ot: 1941 Larry Swenson Nzinetg-n ne John Stephens lldwnrcl Vvlojeilt VJilliam Tishuk Albert Wheeler Lester Goble Clark Mayberry John Szawaluk Richard Hombordy John Probert gens' wifi . 'Qs I if A 'gg R s F. ,Pe V Urn' llzrlnfn .I , l ' f an nw ,I -Q ,ra l. Stanley Clisiewicz llarold Connolly John lllynn Robert lfrencli Ruxsell Marlall 1, Douglas Allen George Apgar Joseph Ardin Joseph Bialoglow Albert Bird llfLl'l'lENAN'lA IloAc1l,ANlm PAUI THE UEAELE HH5nlj3B Our School Safefy Pafrol CO!77H7ClHCfl.V7gl Officer CAPTAIN KIZITII STlIDWOR'I'l lY Squad fl LIIiU'I'liNAN'I' HENRY Ross, CtJl77l77L1I?Cfl'I7cI llulrolmcn Robert Morgan Russell Read Kenneth Reed Richard Robeson Clifford Silverlliorn llenry Sosnowslxi Sfllltld li PLIlI'U!!77t'!7 Rolweri Deusinger Floyd Doclxer Donald Edwards Stanley Filipslxi Jack Hancock Harvey I-lildebrant Vernet Steinman Jolin Stephens Albert Vsllieeler lfdward XVo-jcilx lldward Vxforonowiez ,, Cfomrmlmlzlng Vvlilliam O'Dowd George Soniody Floyd Strain John Thomas George Wiseburn Under the Direction and Supervision of CoRPoRAL P. E. DoUoHERTY TRooPER H. R. HUNT TROOPER J. ZEIS Troop NEXV JERSEY STATE POLICE Faculrg Adviser . MR. PHARES P. DIXIGER Om' Hundred um! One XMWQ ,., X Z mn! I ac' ,...4 .i F. ,fy- QQ 1Vli'l f r eff ff ' .5 fl M151 - n:v.qww 'A fllQHf.5. El 3 E THE URlltlQlLiE ' Press Club LltllifOf-l'U-Chl.6l- lithcl Hoclly Assislant Editor Stanley Apgar lftlna Agcns Slmirlcy Apgar lftlwartl Grcun Rcnc6 Bcll Rita Di Ricnzo I,l'bfLlfIItII7 Gracc Hoplcr RL'fJOI'fL'I'S lftlna llctltlcn llcnct- Marshall 'l'y,0isf.s Helen Moonuy Faculty AtlL'l-8E'f Miss Eleanor E. Meyer One Hundred and Thr Fealurv Ifililor Dorothy Marlatt lloscmary Smith litlison Still' .lanu Vital Veronica Pcntly lilcanor Stcpht-ns E? 'ls X wb. XX X x-lx' X-X Nw? ,011 XQQX X535 SSX-X X .- .XX XX5 Xi -. X NX X X A 5 'X ,XX VX X X if Xi rx? Y S X X - X X- QQ-X XX X K X XX X X G X f f., f f Vi? M, X Ex S VX ww X X . ?1R1 YXQXQ XX A x... X X RX 2 NX X. 1 Q I 'Xxx . ki 545 y r W I ci!!! .a 1' King Queen , Secrelarg lllfli 'URAELE llfVHf5. lfil Chess Club OPFICERS Guy Creveling, '38 Martha Everitt, '39 Helen Mooney, '38 Treasurer .A,, Faculty Aclufser Shirley Apgar .lanei Bunlain Guy Creveling Homer Bryan Helen Campbell Vxfilliam Deremer Martha Everiitt Douglas Allen Milton Allen Ralph Batson Beth Green Edward Hansen Robert Morgan MPZMBERS POST-CiRAlDl lA'I'lf lldward Green Cl.ASSo11 I 0 18 liredericlx Deusinger Ruth Hayeooli Marlin .lohnson CLASS oif 19 30 Regina Flynn Robert Holder George Hueber Milton Jopowicz CLASS ora 1940 Leonard Fiedler Grace Hopler CLASS OF 1941 William O'Dowd .lane Park One Hundred and Fzue Paul Strunk, '40 Mr. Alan Lonsdale Dorothy Marlatt llelen Mooney Philipp Scheller Renee Marshall Josephine Meyers Geneva Skrivan Milton Solomon Barbara Park Bruce Stout Paul Strunk Marjorie Pileh Arthur Straub David Welsh 3 . ,, Cecilia Bockman Vvfarlda Rush 55: pw: . I X 5 'TxN y ,ai L, 1 ' ' L If 1 ,J A Xftit L.- 1 y l UEZERMZE HH5.l93o LeH'ers for Honor Roll 1936-1937 The following made the Honor Roll for at least three marking periods dur ing the year and have attained an average of HB for the other marking periods Donald Carpenter Ann DeRemer Roberta Fleming Edward Green Erank Ackerman Shirley Apgar Stanley Apgar Frederick Deusinger Betty Ackerman Edna Agens Betty Allen Bella Buntain Martha Everitt Edna Hedden Doris Boyd .lean Connolly Dorothy Henderson .lean lloclgson Mary Hummer POST-GRADUATES CLASS OP 19 3 7 Margaret Kuepferle Arthur Levitt Grace Park CLASS OF 1938 Ethel Hoefly Dorothy Marlatt Sadie Mayberry Mildred Mellor CLASS OF 1939 Margaret O'Dowd Mary O'Dowd Evelyn Parr Roberta ROLTZlCXK'lLL Lorraine Shuster CLASS oil 19-10 Esther Kass Vincent Murphy Barham Park Marcus Smith Um' llumlrutl tmtl Su Wildrick Hart Alvah Thomas Ruth Thomas Jean Wilkinson Betty Mishko Lois Perry Philipp Scheller Edward Wojcik Milton Solomon Edison Stiff XX'illiam Tishuk Betty Turck -lane Vital Hilda XVydner Leona Stephens Paul Strunk Alice Tonkens Florence XVilli.imson lfrnnces Zellnrs X X P UW One Hundred 1 S 5 YJ 1, fr Fila r 'gtk' ,J 'lllli UEMLE l l 3 ' 1 -L. Officers of fhe Afhlefic Associafion President Ethel Hoefly. '38 Vz'ce-President Milton Solomon, '39 Secretary Robert Thompson. '40 Treasurer Jane Quinn. '38 Cheer Leader Dorothy Rosenbaum. '38 Assistant Cheerleaders Betty Ackerman. '39 Vx'anda Hall, '40 Vwlinifred Hawkins. '4 Margaret Pool, '4l Jennie Rogers, '41 Lillian Petty. '40 Lillian Goble. '4l Ruth Solomon, '39 Jane Ciruendyke, '40 Football illanager Fred Nat Donald, '38 !lr.SSl'SlLII7I Foollvall illanagers Thomas Ciray, '38 Milton Solomon, '39 Charles Messler, '41 Robert Holder, '39 Charles Hoffman. '40 Edwin Tynan, '4l Paul Strunk, '40 Baseball Manager Bruce Stout, '40 liaslcellvall illanaaui' Robert Holder. '39 738818111171 Baslcef lmll il l ii wagers Douglas Allen, '40 Paul Strunk. '40 Robert liiggoz, '40 lldwiii lviiaii. '4l 'l'I'c11 lr l'lltll7tltlt'I' l'L'lYI?1',S ,llizmilypr filly Clreveliiig, '38 I Iiwri Best, 'RO ffm' llurrilriwl .mil lwlrl TI11lEUQlRIiEfL,E H115 1538 Track Meef Records GIRLS 50 Ynrd Dash' 1VI.1l'y Ilirks. 1011 In 4 5 SQ kswm NI-. 100 Yard ID.1Q11f-I5c1'nicu Ilurlcy, 1025 Il 1 3 Sp Lgyl MIN 220 Yard Rclayf 'licam III- 1912 1' Q 'S SI- k.x1 idx IIVI. 1I.lI'1x'i, XV, I'II'll1.1, Ii, CI 1'L-4' n. 1: I1.1rl1c11I I5.1SkclI1.11I Ilirrww XrV.H1l1.l I'irul.i, 103-I Hn Iwi 7 Inkln-Q I5.1Hv1m1I 'Iihruw 1'lhrI I1iwI1y4 1017 11' Ii k-x- 1 Ir Imlmcs Running IIigh.1ump 1iul11XVcng1u, 1011 I I 4-1' 1 H Inilwvs Running I5ri w.14 I .lump XV.1nc1.1 I'1I'llI.l, 101.2 I-I III-1 AI I .I Imlnw Slnmling 15:1 w.1n 1 .lump 151' i'i1 i i'i- I1llI'1k'Y, 1015 N Iwi I Imlnw ISUYS 100 Y.m1 I5.1s1i Iiiil m.1i :I IVI.iilim vii, 101.2 I0 I I1 Iwi--11115 100 Y.1l1I 11.17417 1'wi'u i'I' Sllwm i'.1 1, 1017 I0 I Iv N-wimils 110 Yard I7.1s1m IDUILIILI Munrs wI', 1015 .IQ I 3 Si'-w1u1x -140 YA111 111111---I71m.nId Mun l'nw c, 1015 51 'I 111 Sucwmk I1.11I' 1VIi1cRun- --Arnc I,.1nnc1'. 1012 I Minulcs 1-I I 2 Scuvmh. Milc Run--C1m1'1Cs Almcr, III I 'I 5 1VIinuI:s One Milo R01-TY-IIQCJITI UI 1015 Minuirs -I0 Suwmle IS. I77O11.lI', .1. Nvkuu. 1X1 Iicnnv. 15, 1XIunroc1 P010 Vault-I.cwi5 Nunn, 10371 I0 Iiwl 11,1 IHCIICS Discus Tlurowgiicolw Hnrl. 1912 113 IICCI Shot Put-Stcvcn Smnowicyi 1033 41 PCM 7 Iffl IHCIWCS Broad JumpiBrucc Schmcnl, 1036 21 PCN High Jump-Bruce Schmcal, 1937 5 PCM 7 1 Z IYICIWCS Javelin Throw-Joseph Kolbn, 1937 162 FUN One Humlred and Xzm' ifllw ffr4fm'141f .mul lm' mf'- s 0 Hu mir an L GJ U1 U E B vs -L L O O. G0 L 0 'a OO HN ci .Ex T! it-4 .P-' U 7 5 G NT 'Cn ...- ws: Us: rim, -UE-' D- o .-J o 'I' r.. 375 7.0 Ll 'HEX -Er: QLD . 5 L M L N' 'Z if EE 'Ig U. E CJ J .- A- UC ,, i EE '.. Q: 4.13 'J if CN I-W 35 'E+ I-P L, M.. ,S X L x LL 40 .E U -0- O. U U I0 'I- L o U. in L o 'i u 2 me Humirul' and 'l'f7:'rluun , I QI. IGIIII W I W I' II?-.II II C-:-I Fi' IIN? I gf AIIIIY Ii. ,I IIII IIIQIT. UQIIIIELE II 5 I EDI , IW I VA' , A, I 14,2 . M, , L X z MM .V f I , 5I,,Q,f',, ., 1, 4-1-V I V, , , 4, , I f 4 .I 3 ,JW Ig' If XXNNIIIXII IN'l'I1Ii VI ASS IKM lx XNII I ll I II XII I I up I5I'llI'I,II1IlII'I, XVIIIIIM III IIII- IIIII N II I III II IIII II N ll I III II um I'IIII'I Ilmflly, XII'IIIIII'I III IIII- II.II Il III IIII IN IIIIIIIIIII II II Illllll IIII IIINII III ffm' III I 1 .MM 1 THE U'li'iAELE iHIHf5. 1535 8 !,' - 1.4 2 I fi,,,S,,f ' - Qlfivi..--s ff, A. t I-IACKETTSTOXVN I-HGH SCHOOL, APRIL 29, 1937 TOpfHelen Campbell, NVinnei- of the Running High Jump. Bottom-Sophomore Relax' Team. XVinner of the ZOO Yard Relax! Left to RighifEvelyn Marsteller, Marion Tinsman, Annie Relo, Catherine Kowal. Om' Hizmlreil um! F1fIU4.'!7 , 4 , b .,-.-5.34. .,sAa.m1,: V-4. , 1- . ,.-, ., . , , Q .,.,, ' ' ,,v :.ggQ4A,.N,-:f- ,,., .mf ' As . .5 .3627 f'I':.f w mn., 1-, -'::1:'-.-:. ':-, 1-hr f:-, eww ' .. Aa 4- f :ws-':f'Llc4k f 1:7 ,: QV. ,M JE .bf 'Q-5' f:'.sQ? 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X- N ix ,, , V W I, . Agnygfw, ff ' .. -4 mf. 'f Y 1-432.31 gg., f . f V . 'A -' 1 , . ,., ...L A Q P . 96' 'ffftiiff fi.'fWl11f'f'w.A li A . ig 1.1. 13 ,f.!'f11fQ,y !fiWl,Qf'f' Zim, .. 4 HF 1, A - - ' A' iii 42. zvf.,f5flA A .. 2 V A as Bt L, 14,1 Qfgx -f5:,z ,Agl',2 f: 4'fviffQ??Qwf?v A ff fr se A L Qgfmewf . ff ., wg-,,:+.. 1 zu iw! W Q . iv N u2: .1i.- 31 -. 53' -ai I 51. -. +g..,,'r 1 Al J 5' fm' -fs A. ,A 1-. .E-'L 1---31-iw .f.,yh,ffm MQ.. A 2.1 ,K L' 240 iZi'i2? f ' ' 1 - xv ' ' ff AZ, 4, . ,MM , . .. 1 . -. ,- -. ,- UM ANNUAL IN'I'I2R CILlXSS 'I'RACAfK AND Upper Lcil----Nucl II.nlIivl1l, Vxfinncr nl thc lligla Jump. Upper Righl- Alvalm 'l4Imn1.1x, Wil111n'l' ul llw ll.1Il Milv ll Ccnlcrf- Raynwnml Vcy, XVinrwru1 llw 4-413 Yan! Run. Lower Left----Alex I'mn.1r, Vxfinncr :wi llmc IOM Yard lhxlm Lower Right'-V--.Iuscph Kullm, WiI1l1l'I'1!l ilu- Uimus 'l'l1rmx Um' llumlrawl um! Sul: llll 'A'l'I rjg ? ,h:'iTi l,, 7 4 Ung- r ' f HACKETTSTOWN I-HGH SCHOOL, APRIL 29, Upper Left-Martin Noble, Winner of the Pole Vault. Upper Right-James Moonev, Winner of the Mile Run. Y Ma bf .!..,,',li ai 3' f 3,-.:y1, g i ale' . j,'gN,,.-1: 1. Q4 4 vi lag 'V ' ,, 'f i,. . f -' V, , . Fig . Eli' V L gi ' v -r , VZ. A- ,Ylmvsl f- .f 11-'ffo 5 v.q.E.fir4wg,Q.. ' ,357 . f 'fin' 3-L lfiif' -'Y 5. . - 1+ si- vf fn' , -.rv -. 34, A-A fLb'?,l1,, i?gt', y?A..1z::Q':'i.: . .ea ,f 7 -'iv -1- - 1 -v y, '-14.5. rm. ' , q,'fg,,,f-L. 5, e , . . . , . 4 . V .r A 1 s y .- A , .- -. v 4 ' ' '. t as Q as , . . - -g..m, X . - , qi- 4 6 M N , .:, .A R, . . Wx 1 'J' , Q A 'i. it , f--f -, 1. ii: f. ' ' ' fxgifi EN. rlfmf- .' i' Y , -.Lx , N ,:- gy,,:1g1,, Y f ,,3,:' , , ,, .,., X N 1. ' 'mv --5 if Y J- 1 , g. Alilm, 9 3.1. 1. ,.,,,,, ,. ,. 1937 Center-Senior Relav Team. Winner of the One Mile Relavz Left to Right-Harry Mattison Walter Stafford, Alvah Thomas. Raymond Vey. Lower Left-Bruce Schmeal, Winner of the Broad Jump. Lower Right-Joseph Stanowicz, NVinner of the Shot Put and Javelin Throw. One Hundred and Seventeen i .J f 4 A H FSR, f!l? r.Qi, eukli KFWENXXQTR U rss asa .ue iii i ei vb! - sf Al V V fi i i i i Wikim md-1 sa . fra mm' or Annual Infer-Class Track and Field Meef High School Athletic Field, April 29, l937, 2:00 P. M. OFFICIALS Mr. Brugler Mr. Andrews Mr. Sassaman Mr. Souders Mr. Dinger Mr. Sliker Mr. Morrison Mr. Lonsdale Mr. McPeak STARTER-Mr. Wade CLERKS DIRECTORS Miss Johnson Mrs. Snyder Mr. Balmoos Mr. Johnson CAPTAINS oe CLAss TEAMS Seniors Mary Socker Seniors Kenneth Pill Juniors Ethel Hoefly Juniors Joseph Kolba Sophomores Annie Relo Sophomores James Mooney Freshmen Celia Reedell Freshmen Joseph Stanowicz ORDER OF EVENTS GIRLS l. l00 Yard Dash Z. Basketball Throw 3. Running Broad Jump 4. 50 Yard Dash 5. Running High Jump 6. Baseball Throw 7 200 Yard Relay BOYS l. 100 Yard Dash 1. Pole Vault 71. lXlile Run 4. -H0 Yard Run 5, Shox Pun O 110 Yard Dash 7. High Jump S, llalf Mile Run 0. Discus Hlilirnw I0 Broad Jump ll. Javelin ilihrow RESULTS GIRLS' Evi5N'1's 100 Yard Dash Belle Cooper Evelyn Marsleller Olga liowalicls First Place Second Place 'lihird Place 'lime I4 I 5 Seconds liuslzelhull 'lihrou' First Place lflhel lloelly Second Place llelen Rogers 'lihircl Place liSllll'l' lleealell Dislance XI lieel. 5 lnclics Rlll7V7liI7fl llrmlcl .lump lfirsl Place lflhel lloelly SL'COllil Place l,lL'llK' finiupci' 'lihircl Place lzsllier lieerlell Distance ll lieel, 5 Inches ll Mile Relax' 50 Yard Dash liirsl Place BCIIC Cooper Second Place Cfallierine liowal lihird Place Josephine Bosco 'lllllh' SCC0l1xlS Rrznmrvg lllirlh .lunvp lfirst Place llelen famplaell gk'COIlkl ljlafe lllliel ll0CllY illllllkl l1l.leC l?Sll1Cl' RL'CLlCll Distance 4 lieel, li liiclies llilschilll lllnmm' lfirsl Place ljllwl lloellx' hivcullil lllaci' lleleii llciggig lillillll Pl-lu' Annie Relo llislauce JIT l:L'L'l. 0 lnches Urn' llmiflleil .lrnl l'nf!fli-my I Wa fi nit were HHQ5. time zoo Ya-ff twat, I'irst Place+-Sophoi'noresYCalherine Kowal, Evelyn Marsleller. Marion Tinsman. Annie Relt Second Place:iJuniors-A-Belle Cooper, Helen Hart7ell, Flhel Hoeflv. lvelvn Smith 'l liird Place Seniors -lrene liurlce, Ann DeRenier, Muriel Johnson, lsther Rec-dell Time 20 3,110 Seconds Bors' Eviiwrs l00 Yard Dash Hlt1l7flLll7717 First Place Alex Bonar First Place Noel Hatfield Second Place Harry Mattison Second Place Bruce Schmeal Third Place Bruce Schmeal Third Place Donald Clarlc 'lime J , I , ll Seconds Height L3 Feet, 6 Inches Pole Vault Hull' Mile Run First Place Martin Noble First Place Alvah Thomas Second Place Wallcfr Stafford Second Place Vilalter Stallord Third Place Nicholas Landiak Third Place Leonard lfiedlei Height I . 9 Feet Time 2 Min, 20 2,5 Seconds Mile Run IJIAXKLIS 'llhrotu First Place James Mooney First Place Joseph liollvi Second Place Nicholas Relo Second Place Joseph Slanowicf Third Place Gustave Kovolslxy Third Place Nicholas Relo Time 5 Minutes, I9 Seconds Distance S9 Feet 440 Yard Run l5rot1tl.lt1mp First Place Raymond Vey liirsl Place Bruce Schnieal Second Place Charles Robinson Second Place Noel Hatheld Third Place Hoagland Paul Third Place Alex Bonar Time '57 lf5 Seconds Distance 20 Feet. 9 Inches Shot Put Javelin Throw First Place Joseph Stanowicz First Place Joseph Stanowicl Second Place . J Nicholas Relo Second Place Joseph Kolbi Third Place I I Joseph Kolba Third Place Waldo Burger Distance 36 Feet, 2 Inches Distance 132 Feet, 2 Inches 220 Yard Dash First Place , I-Iarry Mattison Second Place Alex Bonar Third Place , , Noel Hatiield Time ,. 25 Seconds Mile Relay First Place-Seniors-Raymond Vey, Alvah Thomas, XValter Stafford, Harry Mattison. Second Place-Juniors-Alex Bonar, Joseph Kolha, Thomas Krumm. Lester Schroeder. Third Place-Sophomores-William Corcoran, Lloyd Best, Gustave Kovolsky, James Time 4 Minutes. 2 1f2 Seconds. A TOTAL NUMBER OF POINTS Girls Boys Total Juniors ..... 34 32 66 Seniors .... .. . 10 39 49 Sophomores .. 17 19 36 Freshmen . I , . 2 18 20 One Hundred and Nineteen Mooney r THE HHS. 11513 1 1 J 4 Lf 1 by 3 Jfr 1 Q Home Games Alumni-0 Hackcttstown High School-6 Somvrvillc lligh School H Hackcllsluwn High Sclmul -fl Um- llumlrml mm' lwwnlgf HE UTKAELE Home Games Boonton High Schoolh-O Hackettstown High School-I 3 Dover High School-0 Hackcttstown High School-20 One Hundred and Twenty-one P55 Wi H 1193 Ay. ,, Qzafwwfaw 1q,y .,,:. V,X Z Home Games f A' x v' Q V 2 Y an, M ., 1 . w 1 L.,, V Q Q Y , A ' -. .A -, x yi Sz , ,WMM 25, :V 555, . p , , ' ' ., X .-W ff . 4 A f 3 I 25 , -. . V ?. pfr 1 1fQ l:w ' ' yi ffi5fQMm wfQmwg Swmfiigwgwgffmwiigwgifw wQ?www. V 1 - , My ' Z A A -.-. V, V . iv' - I I ,. LS' -, 1 ...A f , A '5' X' A --'- V ' 'if- W--' ' ml- -i0 fT 'f ?f 5. aEQW4?QQQWwwMwfW .fy4 wM -N ', I smeiixgk if ,,,' txlfn VM, ,,,. f,,Ai'W .. -x -- .pf .wwf- J' ., mv If. N X ... -mx f ' M X g2?Q1vwQQwMfm N. fm x ffvwff. 2'-ff A Q x Netcong High School-6 Hackcttstown 1-hgh School-40 3 xx Q . - is W' - . ,IQRM if fl' -XX- aPEx Roxbury lliglw Sclmol O IlJL'lxK'lI'ilUXVI1 lliglm Sclnml G7 Um' llulnllm' mul llwwllfaf lwn .FL fifty tilt UlER,,fiEL,E itH,5 nas, vyl --,f it Football With four letter men to form a nucleus for the 1937 Hackettstown lligh School football team, the charges of Coach Morrison rose to glorious heights to complete an undefeated season. In the opening game with the Alumni, composed of stars of yesteryears. the lighter varsity rompcd to a 6 to 0 victory. This game was a battle of punts. passes and fumbles. The heavy line of the Alumni stopped repeated attaclxs by the younger team, but the varsity capitalized on its one big chance and won. For the seventh time in eight contests, the llaclsettstown team defeated Somerville High School. A long punt downed on the Somerville three yard line led to a safety, a Z-ll victory margin for llacleettslown. l'.loie Slanowicv, and l,ynn Vifh-elan broke through the line to spill Some:-ville's fullback, Zalano, be hind the goal line for the score. An 85 yard return of a lxicls off and an lfl yard forward pass after an in terception, enabled llacltettstown to defeat l5oonton lligh School by the score of I4 to ll. 'l'he scoring came in the third period. Noble tools the kick-off on his own I5, ran lfl yards, lateralled lo Stanowicz who ran 75 yards lor a score. A few plays later, l,ester Schroeder intercepted a pass on the lioonton ZZ and tools a pass from Schmeal for the second touchdown. ln the next game, flacleettstown and flranltlin High School battled to a scoreless tie at firanlxlin. ln the second period a sustained drive by llaclxetts town placed the ball on f5ranltlin's Z0 yard line when a l5 yard penalty for hold' ing was inflicted on Hackettstown, Again in the fourth period the ball was on Franlxlin's 20, from where an attempted field goal by Schmeal failed to clear the cross bars. Traveling to Flemington for the game, the Hunterdon County Seaters were handed a l8 to O defeat, Stanowicz scoring two touchdowns and David Smith, one. Fighting back a supposedly mighty Dover High School team, who had rested two weeks in an endeavor to sweep its smaller opponents from the unde- feated class, Hackettstown rose to the heights to defeat the Morris County team, in a scholastic upset, by the score of 20 to O. Hackettstown. conceded little chance of victory before the game, got off to a poor start, when Schmeal fumbled two Dover punts. which the kickers recover- ed and permitted them to penetrate to Hackettstowns 28 yard line. OPP filLlV7tfl'e'd tI'7tf i1'LL't'V7fL,'- ffffe t J' THE HHS H33 , QW f gd wu , AHA4 I 6, My .ff W C 1 Lf-Ja. ' , . QL 31 , 1 ' f1'f4L4f'. -,V, ' ' Jweldlk .T CHARLVS A. MLJRIQISON Ufsrifla Svlmollnm Couch C LI,l7lLI!I'l-l1!t'L'l Urn' Ilzlmlrml um! I wwzylzf I-fu: FS, X 1, 1H7tEUjERtfiELiE titts. use bi H! X lu-n 3.1, rl, lt was the granite wall ol' Haclcettstown, who roe in all their might to stave od any capitalization of Dover, and to whom the credit ol' the victory must go. Once smothering this preliminary threat. the Haclcettstown team gradu.illy came into their own and in the second hall' unfolded a brilliant attaclx that was dazzling in its cleceptiveness and terrihc power. Netcong High School was next defeated by the score ol' -lt! to ti. lhe llaclcettstown team showed superiority in evety part ol the game, and scored in every period. The scheduled game with Newton lligh School, to he played at Newton, was cancelled twice by the Newton authorities on account ol unht playing con ditions. Clearly demonstrating their knowledge ol' the game, llaclcettstown over whelnied Roxbury lligh School 'llhanlxsgiving Day hy the score ol 57 to tl. l1aclfcettstown's rafxle tltwifle game completely niystilied the lioxliury team. 'llhey threw so niany passes. hoth lorward and lateral, that the lvlorris County lads did not know where the hall was most ol the tinte. l'uruce Schnieal probably made the outstanding play ot the game when he took the Roxbury kick-of1 in the third quarter on his own Nl yard line and race-,l 70 yards for a touchdown. Upwards ol -1000 witnessed the game and were thrilled by the open and free scoring game put on by Hackettstown. It was the third undefeated season for Coach Morrison in his nine years at Hackettstown. During these nine years, the records show. his team played 79 games, 68 resulting in victories, 4 ties, and seven defeats, an achievement that challenges comparison. Lester Schroeder has been elected to captain the 1938 squad, succeeding Alex Bonar, the 1937 captain, To manage the 1938 squad Milton Solomon has been chosen. Joseph Kolba was selected by Coach Morrison as the player of the 1937 squad who best exemplified the traits mentioned on the silver trophy viz: Sportsmanship, Teamwork and Training. Kolbas name has been added to the other names engraved on the silver bootball, One Htmt1'red tim! AfiLt'erv!u-fitk' mi ,gif Z 2 PM ,fs,j,f'??.1 i ff' im' 137m W V, Z ,041 71, Q ,ng I f fi , 2 i l - p 1.,:f 1 if - ' 5, ' 1,11 W 1 ' 1 ' A 'E' V fiiASWi M17! sf g ffiaf 4 ff M4 .MX , l 1' 5 Q' M ' PZ Va-If 4549 r M jj W . ,', I I - '..A, , E: 33 , Wm 1'l411ull4.l ,frnl l11.f-nfafx w ii 1 . bw yn - fgxmxs is, Vw- .wstgxy NY Q5 N A gg, fX7ewf X .A max 5 . N x Tiks' . gg 51 'S 'Y ,.., , ,, THE ugelttt HHEI, me fl ,li r 1 Certiiicates and the letter H Name Fred MacDonald, '38 Alex Bonar, '38, Captain Thomas Kennedy, '38 Joseph Kolba, '38 l,eroy Lance, '38 Martin Noble, '38 Ernest Adickes, '39 Romeo Caperna, '39 Robert Gray, '39 Richard Johnson, '39 l.esler Schroeder, '39 Williaiai Tishuk, '39 David Halneld, '40 Morris l.evill, '40 Walter Petty, '40 Charles Robinson, '40 Bruce Schmeal. '40 Joseph Stanowicz, '40 .lohn Smwaluk, '40 l.ynn Wlielari, '40 David Johnson, '41 David Smith, '41 were awarded to the followingi Height 11'ez'g1l7l l'os1'!z'or7 Mariaget' 5' 7 155 Gunrd 5' 7 147 llallbaclx 5' 8 168 'lnclxle 6' 191 'lliclxle 5' 8 146 Ouarterlmclx 5' 10 174 'llielxle 5' 9 150 'lwaclxle 5' 8 I-ll fpll.1l'lL'l'17.lClx 5' 8 143 lznd 5' 10 159 lznd 5' 7 152 lmllbaclx 5' 10 151 ll.ill'b.iclx 5' 6 188 Center 5' 4 153 Cienler 5' 10 I59 11nd 5' 5 127 llalllmck 6' 196 1'llll17.1k'1'x 5' 8 144 Ciuard 5' 6 I 39 Ciuard 5' 8 154 Ciuard 5' 4 142 llallback THE SCHEDULE Date H. H. S. September Z5 1 ,A 6 October 1 ,, , 2 October 9 . , . . 13 October 16 , ...E O October 22 . 18 October 30 . ,. , 20 Novemfber 6, . 40 November 25 ..,.... .1 .57 Total , 1 156 Opponenls Alumni Somerville Boonton Franklin Flemington Dover 1 Netcong .r.. Roxbury Total One Htmdr ima' fruemu s Score 0 0 0 0 O O 6 O 6 1 :Q vkfnvywdj ,. may nit tiititttt Htws ,iaaa Baseball The Hackettstown High School l937 baseball team got off to a poor start, losing the first two games played. ln the opening game, Boonton High School defeated Hackettstown by the score of 6 to 5. Although Hackettstown outhit Boonton, I0 to Q, the Boonton team gathered three runs in the ninth inning to nose out Hackettstown by one point. Rounding out the cycle ol two, Belvidere High School next won by the score of 7 to l, Belvidere sporting one ol the best teams in scholastic baseball. The Hrst victory ol the season lor Hackettstown was over the Sussex lligh School team by the score ol I6 to 2, An immediate setback was handed llaclsettstown in their next game when Netcong won, 9 to 8. llrrors were responsible lor the loss ol' this game as thirteen miscues were challsed up against llaclsettstown, Netcong only getting Eve hits. For their second victory, and again with an avalanche ol runs, Haclsetts town defeated St, Bernard's School, l7 to 6. Traveling to Boonton, Haclsettstown turned the tables on the home team and in an air tight game Hackettstown won Z to O. Haekettstown getting two hits while Wyclner allowed Boonton but one. Blair Academy Junior Varsity were next defeated, lo to 0. Secula. pitchf ing lor Hackettstown, gave Blair one hit. Franklin High School then won a close game, 2 to l, when Wydner found himself in another pitcher's battle and allowed but four hits to three for Nagy of Franklin, Butler High School next emerged victorious with a one point lead, winf ning 5 to 4. Superb pitching by Captain Steven Wydner and splendid coordination by the entire team, enabled the Hackettstown High School nine to shut out a strong Hamburg High School aggregation, by the score of 4 to O. It was the best game of the schedule. Five victories and five defeats, was the season's record, with four of the nve games lost by a one point margin. Steven Wydner and James Secula were the pitching selections, with Gus Kovolsky doing the largest part of the catching. For the 1938 season, the captain will be Thomas Kennedy, '38 Bruce Stout, '40 will attend to the duties of the manager. Owe Htmdred and TLt'enlu-nine 3 z 5 S S 'Hn' llumlrwl mul llmlu nit URittE 'Hi1H5 E38 The following received the letter Numcrals wcrc awartlcd to thc 'H , and Ccrtihcatcsz following: Milton Solmmon, 'VI . .. Manailcr Morris l.cvitt, '40 1XSS'Sl.iI1l Nlanagcr lvplwn Wytli1t'r, .lr,, '57, Captain ljitchcr lirucc Stout, '-lil Assistant lNlanaigcr Vv'ilii.lII1 l1yl't'. '57 . CJlCl'lL'l' I1igR0y llgngc, 'ig itll I-iultl C1ur1i'i1t' Kimhlc, '37 . Third Base Kqnnqth Rtivor, '38 lhtchci' Kcnnuth l'ill, '37 .Ccntur liiclni ,ltimgq Nlrityngyr '10 Right lficltl lnnit-s Stcula, '57 , liil'St BMC Richartl Pool, '30 lclt liicltl lhomas licnnctly, '33 . ,, Second Paasc Ilcgliq Smith, 'KU Cqnit-r lfiultl Ciustavu liovolsslxy, 'VI Catchur John 'l'hom.ix, '30 Sccontl Bass Ntvfilv Miffldi '39 Slwfl SIMD liohcrt lhompson. 'ir' 'lliirtl l'm.i-.c fiharlvs Rohinson, '40 Right liicltl Willi.iii1 lishuii, 'VJ ldcii Iiit-lil ost-ph Stanowitz, '-lil ,l,t'i'l lfiulcl qlilim-I Nmll' 'io lim IXLN- l,ynn Vs'l1clan, '-lt! Cfaitliri' 'l'Hl'f SCQlll2DUl.lf Dart- ll, ll, S, Uppont-nts Storm' April 271 , 5 llpmmton lliigh Sthool h April ill ,. l l'mt'lVitlt'r't' lligh Sthool 7 May 4 , lo Stlsxcx lligh School Z May 7 .. 8 Nclcong Iligh School ll May l l ,, .,,, I7 St. llacrnartls Srhool il May I7 Z Boonton lligh Sthool U May IU , lo Blair Junior Varsity 0 May Z1 ,. l liranklin High School Z May Z5 . 4 Butler High School 5 May Z7 ., -l Hamburg High School U Total ., ., ., , 74 Total 37 Coach .. i i . Mr. Charles A. Morrison, Lafayette, '29 One Hundred and Thirty-our I i I i s n ffm' llmulrmf mm' llllllll fum ,. 1 .V ei THE matte HHS. visas ft' A - Track The 1937 season was opened by a boys' meet with Belvidere as has been the custom for a number of years. hvery event was heatedly contested and the score was nearly even until the Mile Relay. For the third straight year, the win- ning of the Mile Relay was the factor that gave a well-earned victory to Hack tttstown. ln nine events, we won four first places, five second places and all the thirds. Bruce Schmeal showed mid-season form in winning the lOO-Yard Dash and the Broad Jump and in placing second in the High Jump. ln the Mile, James Mooney was second and Gustave Kovolsky was third. We took the same places in the Half Mile. This time Alvah Thomas was second and Walter Stafford was third. Noel Hatfield accounted for three of the third places. These were in the Broad Jump, the High Jump and the 220-Yard Dash. A new pole vaulter was discovered in Martin Noble who won this event. Walter Stafford was third. ln the only weight event of this meet, namely, the Shot Put, Alex Bonar made a Hne heave for second place and Joseph Stanowicz followed for a third. The victorious Mile Relay team was composed of Raymond Vey, Alvah Thomas, Lester Schroeder and Charles Robinson. The competition was keener than it had been for several years at the Bi' County Track and Field Meet held at Phillipsburg on May l5. However, we managed to bring home the trophy awarded at this meet for the Hfth consecu- tive year. Only four schools from the counties of Hunterdon and Warren were represented. Individual medals were awarded for nrst, second and third places. We again showed our supremacy in the sprints by winning both the IOO and 220-Yard Dashes. Bruce Schmeal won the former and Alex Bonar the latter. Joseph Stanowicz came through nicely to win the Discus and score a second in the Shot Put. Joseph Kolbas throw in the Javelin was under last year's record but it was good enough to win. Our aerialists, Walter Stafford and Martin Noble, took first and second respectively in the Pole Vault. Bruce Schmeal won another first place in the Broad Jump and Noel Hatfield was second in the same event. Our mile relay team came in second to Phillipsburg in a fast race. lt was the same team that ran against Belvidere except that Walter Stafford ran in place of Charles Robinson. Our next meet was with Dover. Both boys and girls always participate in this athletic event. Our girls won quite easily but the boys bowed to a strong Dover team. Joseph Kolba was first in the Javelin and Joseph Stanowicz was second in the Discus and Shot Put. We were shut out in the distance races and the Mile Relay but Raymond Vey managed to score a third place in the 440-Yard Run, ln the sprints, Bruce Schmeal and Noel Hatfield were second respectively in the 100 and 220-Yard Dashes. Alex Bonar was handicapped with a pulled muscle or he would undoubtedly have figured in the scoring in the sprint events. In the jumping events, Walter Stafford won the Pole Vault and Martin Noble tied for second placeg Bruce Schmeal won the Broad Jump: and Noel Hatfield and Bruce Schmeal tied for third place in the High Jump. For the girls, Evelyn Marsteller raced to a first in the 50-Yard Dash. Bette Cooper was second in the lOO-Yard Dash and third in the 50-Yard Dash. The relay team ran a fine race to win this event. The team was composed of Evelyn Marsteller, Bette Cooper, Marion Tinsman and Caroline Kowal. Helen One Hundred and Thirtu-three v- x Q. kiwi af' W IG? f,l7llrlflllllIflll1fl ll :rwgr X . FW: J yyp. tHE e5R,t.c.tE HHJE. E381 ,.t . Rogers won the Basketball Throw and took second in the Baseball Throw. Helen Campbell won the High Jump and Bette Cooper followed suit in the Broad Jump. Ethel Hoefly tied for second place in the Broad Jump, Ethel was painfully injured in this event and could not compete in the Baseball Throw or the Basketball Throw, Mary Socker gained a third place in the Basketball Throw as did Esther Reedell in the High Jump. On May 29, the team journeyed to Roxbury to compete in the nrst Tri- County Track and Field Meet. There were four schools represented, namely Dover, Roxbury, Boonton and Hackettstown. We came out third in this meet. Roxbury was Hrst and Dover finished second. Two of the outstanding performances of this meet were the winning of the IOO-Yard Dash against a Hne array of sprinters by Bruce Schmeal and the record throw made by Joseph Kolba in the Javelin. Bruce Schmeal also set a new school record when he won second place in the High Jump. The former record of 5' 6 made by George Mcljeak has stood for ten years. Bruce Schmeal bet tered this by l !'Q inches. To complete the day he scored a point by taking fourth place in the Broad Jump. Joseph Stanowicf hguretl in the scoring again with a second place in the Discus and a fourth place in the Shot ljut. Walter Stalliord did Well in taking second place in the Pole Vault. Alex Bonar wasn't quite hack in form but managed to bring in a fourth place in the Zltl Yard Dash. Our relay team placed third. The members of the relay team in the order ol' run ning were: Lester Schroeder, Alvah Thomas, Charles Robinson and Raymond Vey. Our captain, Robert Sutton, was unable to compete in any meets this year because of a physical ailment. He had been an outstanding performer in the Pole Vault, High Jump and Mile Relay for three years and his services were missed very much to say the least. The following received the letter, H , and Certihcatesi lfthel lloefly, '38, Captain: Esther Reedell, S73 Helen Rogers, '37: Mary Socker, '7:7: Bette Cooper, '38: Helen Campbell, 79: Caroline liowal, 'Wx Evelyn Marsteller. '39: Paul Bragar, '38, Manager: Robert Sutton, '37, Captain: Noel Hatfield, '37p Walter Stafford, '373 Alvah Thomas, '37: Raymond Vey, '37g Alex Bonar, '383 Joseph Kolba, 718: Martin Noble, '38, Lester Schroeder, 'BSL James Mooney, '39: Bruce Schmeal, '39: Charles Robinson, '4O: Joseph Stanowicz, '40, Numerals were awarded to the following: Annie Relo, '39: Marion Tins- man, '393 William Clark, '38: Donald Clark, N591 Gustave Kovolsky, '39: Hoagland Paul. '39, Assistant Managers-Guy Creveling, '38, Arthur Collins, '39. THE SCHEDULE Date H. H. S. Score Opponents Score May .. ,,,.... Boys 43 Belvidere High School Boys May ., . Boys 45 Phillipsburg High School Boys Lambertville High School Erenchtown High School May ..,.. Boys 30M Dover High School Boys L6 May ,. .... Girls 41 Dover High School Girls May , . Boys 24 Roxbury High School Boys Dover High School Boonton High School .. Coaches1Helen R. Snyder, Savage, '2l: Mr. C. A. Johnson, Upsala One Hundred and Thirty-Hee .'28. Wi ff MY! WWW, if f AQ? ,Q , ,ff 4 ,ff f f , X 1 ' iggfqffzp f f V ii If Vx f I X , x K X wx 'fa E 6 J SYS? Q4 'yi 31 ,fl ,t. r rat sqtrtr.t.t 11.115 isa s Baskefball 1 d fftftgendtctories, one defeat, the Tri-Country Championship and a victory over the hitherto ln CNW flshlntiton High School team, is the imposing record of the illustrious 1038 Hackettstown High School boys' basketball team. Opening the season with the weakest team on their sixteen-game schedule, the Haekettstown team had the misfortune to lose to the Blairstown High School. at Blairstown, Friday. January 7, by the score of 12 to 14. Smdfllnil UUdCI' 11115 inilidl and Onlv defeat. the Haekettstown team rose to the heights when threatened to establish a nfteen game winning streak. ln. keenly waged contests. Hae'kettstown's smartly drilled quintet captured the 'l'ri-County Championship, winning all of their ten league games for the overwhelming average of one thousand per eentl close scoring Butler, Boonton and liranklin lrlih School games. Many were the thrills given the student body and the loyal followers of the team in the Entering the State Tournament for the third time. llaekettstown High Sehool was again drawn for an elimination game with the NVashington High Sehool team at the Morristown High School gymnasium on lfriday, March 4. With an overflowing crowd yelling themselves hoarse from the opening whistle to the end. the Haekettstown team defeated Washiiagtcwn hy the seore of 14 to 27. The score scarcely indicates the superiority of the llaeketlstown boys over the boys from XVashington, for at no time was the Hackettstown team in danger ol losing the contest. Matched against Caldwell lligh Sehool for the second game in the State 'l'ournament. llaekettstown set the pace and led the scoring during the greater part ol the Inst thitt tliiatttis hut in the fourth the Caldwell team overcame their stage fright helore the llatkettstoivn team and hnished on the long end of a I5 to ZZ store. Coach Morrison's team gave a splendid exhibition ol teamwork throughout the season. with Captain 'l'homas Kennedy, diminutive forward, directing the .ittatk in praiseworthy fashion. 1'aruee Sthmeal and Milton Solomon. also at lorwaril. l.ester Sthroeder and .lost-ph Sl.lllUXVltl. 1 centers, and David Smith, 'l'homas Ciray and Robert Ciray, guards, worked smoothly with Kennedy all the way, For the season of 10317, the lettermen eleeted David Smith, '41, captain, and Robert l'w.iggot, '40, manager. Y r ll's and Certiheates were awarded to the following: IJIUUUI. Position Pltttfer Robert Holder, 'VJ . ,Manager l.ester Schroeder, 'lll Thomas Kennedy, '38, Captain .Forward Milton Solomon, 'VP Thomas Gray. '33 . ,... .liorward Bruce Sehmeal, '40 Robcrr Gray, '30 y Guard Joseph Stanowicl, '40 David Smith, '41 . NUMERALS WERE AXVARDED TO THE FOLLONVING: Assistant Assistant Assistant Plum-f Position Plutfer Homer Bryan, '39 . ,. . Guard W.i1ter Petty, '40 Douglas Allen, '40 . . .... Forward Donald Good. '41 Ralph Batson, '40 . Center Edwin Tynan, '41 .. Leonard Fiedler, '40 . .Forward Robert Baggot. '40 David Hatneld, '40 .. .. ,,... Guard Paul Strunk, '40 .. Jack Hancock, '41 . THE SCHEDULE Date H. H. S. Opponents January 7 .. . .... .......,. 1 Z Blairstown . January 11 ...,.. 31 Butler.. . January 14 ...., 16 Franklin .. . January 19 .. .23 St. Bernards January 21 .... 34 Netcong .. January Z5 .... . .... 41 Roxbury January 28 ...... ..... 3 0 Newton . . February 4 .. ...32 Boonton February 8 .. 51 Dover . February 10 .... .-'--A 3 5 R0XbUfV February 1 1 . .... 42 XVharton February 15 .... . .... 35 Butler . February 16 .,.. .. ...66 Sussex . February 18 .... . .... 36 Newton . . February 23 ..., ...... 4 2 Boonton .. February 25 .... ...... 2 9 Dover ...... Total. ................ ...., . . .... 555 Total' .. .. . Coach ..... ...................,.. M r. Charles A. Morrison, One Hundred and Thirty-seven Lafayette, '29 ,yt :St f ft N7 . Center Forward lforward Guard Guard 1 ifs1'Il'o:7 Guard Forward Forward Manager Manager Manager Score . ..., 14 27 . 15 . 18 . 20 . 24 Q 31 .. 19 .. Z1 Z3 . 32 15 13 . 36 .. ...21 . 338 ,l 'lll1L!VL'Il1ll7L1 llmfmf VI 1 sv rf fl l ...ig t fliit J rite Ufli'.AEILjE fl,H5. B3 Tennis The tennis team has carved for itself an enviable record in the annals of Hackettstown sports. The record set by this team will be a target at which future teams may aim. The team played six well fought matches and was on the long end of the score in all. This undefeated record should be a long remembered achievement in the sport records of the high school. The team was captained by Thomas Kennedy who played number two position and was undefeated in singles competition. The number one position was played by Martin Noble who played hard and steady tennis. l,evitt. play ing number three position, played excellent tennis in all his matches. Tl me hrst doubles team of Noble and l.evitt was undefeated. The second doubles team consisting of, at hrst, Thomas Kennedy and Thomas Gray, and later, of Thomas Gray and Robert Gray, played well and were victorious in most of their matches. lior the l'J37 season, lloyd l3est was chosen Manager. l'or the l93?3 season, Martin Noble was elected Captain and l,loyd l3es'. Manager. Tl we following received the letter, ll , and Cfertihcates: Thomas Kennedy, '38, Cfaptain Arthur l.evitt, '37 Martin Noble, '33 Thomas Gray, '38 Robert Cray, '30 Lloyd Best, '39, Manager Numerals were awarded to the following: Paul Bragar, '38: Frederick Deusinger, '38: Homer Bryan, '30 Robert Baum. '38, Assistant Manager THE SCHEDULE Date H. H. S. Opponents Score May 3 .. .. 3 Roxbury High School 2 May 12 , 3 Roxbury High School 2 May 18 3 Boonton High School 2 May 26 . 4 St. Bernards O June l 4 Boonton High School 0 June 7 2 St. Bernards O Total . .. T5 Total -S Coach-Mr. Jack F. Sassaman. Lafayette, '34 One Htmdretl cmd Tfairttf-17z'nt' X. ,N W Q u P xi W Xi N ST H I COMPLIMIQNTS Ol' fhe Board cj Education 1 H ff'-1579 5' g ix. muummmmm mm Um' Humfrud um! Fmrlu L COMPLIMENTS or The Public School Facult QJFED MfLgw'k5QI1N !N NNN UW WN N QQ ,gm QQ Qs: was QQ QQ QQ iff? fin .. Vx' Q. 3232 W' gm QQ Q3 QQ gee fee ???fee Sim E362 ,Q-ii? QQ gi QQ ggi? 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WN N N N N N HHH! MHHHWHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HWHHH N WRU WHHHHHHHN HN HHWHWH WHHHHHN HHH!! WHHHH WHHWHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHNHHHHHHIHHHH HHHHUHHHWNW!HWHHHHHWHHN N WHHWMUHHWHNHWHWMUHKHHWWIHWNIHNNlNNINNlNXHINHNHNINHHWHIHH In Peace As In War We Serve H HH! N COMPLIMFNTS or M iss cztfzerine Murray Nliw Yum Crm' f AL iq! M. 'ESQ ,U W LHHWHKHUHHHWWHHHHHHHHWIHHWUHWNHHHHIWWIWHHHHHHHWIHKHHHKWWIHIHUHIHHlHlHiHHHH!HWWWHWHIWWHHHUMHIHHNHHUHNHHHHUHJHWWNHMNHHNENTNHHUMNHHHHHHHHXHZHWHUUWWWHWHUNHHHWNHHHHHNHNHHIHNHWHHNMNN ummm www uwuvwvvwwwu wwwwmw Urn' llumlrml null l71ll1! lum 1 A JEWELRY STORE x I1xIAlsI,IsIll-lvlfxw I -s 7.5 O SIiRVING'IIlI1PUISI ICQ VOR I1lGII'I YIUNIZ YIMXRS X 2' - f x I Omcial Ilmblvm Mklkcr Iwr thu fllw ll ' , y . , V- C,IAssIx1l1gLgs IJIIIS KIunI.1Ix Theodore GI. Plate, Ir. mrm-r Main .xml IL Mmm- Sm-I-I llm I4l'l nswxvm, N ROBERT K. TEEL IIAIRDWARE, PAINTS AND OILS, SPORTING GOODS FARM AND GARDEN TOOLS AUTO ACCESSOIRIES PHQNE 51-W HACKETTSTQWN, N J, I Om' Huminwl' amz' Fr!'fLf-Ilvruu The Lackawanna Leather Co MANUFACTURERS OF UPHOLSTERY LEATHER United States Supremo Court and Douglas Air Lines are among our patrons .1?- Lackawanna Learher is used on Land. Air and Sea TPI , So. Olmxcilf 20018 WILBUR C. CRELIN SPORTING GOODS 435 VM WY 3 i'fH'l fXi:XI'I rxvoolw N ,I l arIrvl'if Ri'pr'w.swr1lill:iw Spuinl llimounl In .Ill Ilmlwltmliwwni Ilnglm Slmiuimlx f,IH' llzlnflrml iII7Al llllrf I , I I ll EE'- I1'IIuIvII'ShaI 1850 ,Zi ll I3 The Incorporated S. Cf. CQLIIIIIIIQ. l1IaIIIIIe PHUNV1 III8 MAIN SIRI-II A Modern Job Plant Connected with Newspaper ,ap W ILLIAMS 85 HIBLER DEALERS IN Lumber, Coal, Hardware and Builders' Material Office and Yard: 117-123 LIBERTY STREET HACKETTSTQWN. N. J. PIIONI5 40 :E ,E :Ig IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIII I Um' HIImI'ruIl um! lillfrllfllle' l l l l ll Mil 'llll ll ll il ll ll il ll ll ll ll ll 1l,lliil'llllllli ll ll ll l lll l lll lll l l llll l l l lll lll ll ll ll llllllllllllllll llllllllll llllllllllilllltllllllllllllllll,ll'll ll lll llll lll ll ll lllll ll lll l llllllllillllllllllllllllll'll'llllllltll'll'l lll ll ll ll ll l lll l l l llll l llll ll lllllllllll ll llllll llll lll ll lllltil'lill'lllltllxlllllllllltllllllllllllillllllllll lllllllll atfield ire and Cable Co. COMPLIMENTS GF tit it Wi l'.l llit llt It will pay you to seek Praelical College Training Graduates of Haclscttstown High School who contemplate entering college next Pall will do well to consider the value of practical training for .i definite vocation Rider College offers that kind of training in tlie following business and prolessional Helds: Accountancy Salesmanship Secretarial Science Business Advertising Administration Economics Finance Journalism Commercial Law Commercial Teaching Banking Marketing Under the Rider ljltin ol' intensive SIWCCl.'lllZ.1llOI1, lmtlielor tlegiues .ire olitainetl .it .1 real saving ol time .ind monex' Dormitories, sororities, lrnternities .intl .1 tlix'ei'silietl pi'oer.iiii ot extra-curricular activities, Voc.ition.il giiitlniiee .ind tree plnceiiieiit service AcIdr'es.s lJirt'c'Ior of flc1'11iis.sirms4 Ri't!t-,- tkmlltriyi-, I',-1-,pf.i,7. Axf ,IH for tr7It'rtt'sI1r7g1 tI'l'Nt'!'lfTfll't' l1lt'i't1li1i't' RIDER COLLEGE of Business Administration lfouncled l865 I-l'l'Yl'HN N 1 x.k., ,.. Um' lltllltfllml i.'l'il lilltx ,wx Clfm11I,1,x111N'I's cw WAYRES' FARMS , ' N , '---5,9 X, A, f. 4 1, V , ,- X , L DQ, -. .2 l ' A N V! Cm1Vlmi1N'I s.ml linton S. H1165 GREAT MEADOXVS, N. J. HQPE, N. J N N Om, HL1mIrfnl fmd 1 '.f luf Here you jqncl tltat fl' JJ CPerjQ'cl balance of equipment and organization that meam eo much in prescription practice, Drugs perfectly balanced in quality, purity and potency. Utensils of the highest accuracg. Knou'lea'ge and care supreme. All giving prescription results equal to fullest requirements in Modern Pharmacy. Baclrfs Drug Store A1.BiR'1 W. BAH1. PH. G. PHONLA +30 HAr3i4i-'1'TsToxx'x. N. J. E. WB QQ SERVICE Gldsmobile Sales 25 Service Shell Gas and Oils lttal 5 lI5l l'n111 1 ll'Sl4L'lix.. N. J. iZ.w.isU1ni9 , .X ,W I-H tt, r, llf it I .WJ l,,'.-, v sfo 3 Q 3 Comm lm NTS F In o sfo o :co St. joseph? Villa Q .. lg 22 Q I Es. 3 an S23 KLL it get t Ween t st st 6 i I COMPIJMIQNTS c I Tranquillity 6' Allamuchy Farms Holstein Cattle Dorset and Hampshire Sheep ' wx J sz , A thur Danks, Manager AU AIXIL HH N I HWY!!UU!WWW!MNNNNNNNQNNEN H ci 1'F CoMPL1MFNTS or FWBEEQSFIN Saw Mill Machinery Company HACKI-4101 xroww, N. .l. lVlANIfV.-XCTURERS or American Saw Mill Machinery Monarch Wood Working Machines Comm IMVNTS or MAlrQ:S'IlfIiIl llxi Ixl IIBIUXXN N .1 SAVE AT SEARS 47 fil' ll irrvi l1..l ,: 1 llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll l lll llll l llll lllllllll l O 'J J. A. Hams '4The Store of Clothing Economy CLOTHING FURNISHINGS SHOES Young lVIen's Clothing for High School functions our speciality. Always a complete stock of BLUE SURGE SUITS BLUE UNIIJINISHED VJORSTED SUITS WIIl'l'li FLANNEI- TROUSERS Ifxclusivt' Agent for Smithson Stern Suits Bostonian and Sundial Oxfords lor Men and Boys Dr. Parkcns and Sundial Pumps or Oxfords lor Vxlomcn, Misses and Children Gym Shoes for Boys and Girls IN MAIN -ST'I'IlIQlf'I' ank 'with ,l The Peoples National Bank HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. ' 5 Q fl The Home of the School Bank Om' Hundred aml Sixtu-or Q II HHWWHH HIM IHHIHWHHII I1 I I HHH! IH!! I I I HHHHHHHUHIHIUHHHHIIHHIHHKHHHHHIWIHWHHHHI HHHHHHWHHHH IHHHIIHHHIHIHIHHHHIHHI HHWIIHIHIHII HIHHNIIIHWIHIHHH!HIHIHIHIHIHHIMHHIHIHIHIHHIIHHHH WIN!! I I I I N W When You Think of INSURANCE Thinkof ALBRIGI-IT lHrIl'Fl 220 Grand Avenue I-IACKETTSTOWN, N. Phone 224 J. Compliments of The Industrial Arts Department eygege F- Z U-1 rn 5 O Eg' O .. in N F5 2 1 C Q O hx Compliments of Independence Lo NO. 42 F.i5A. M. dge GSH UIQ Corvyplmwrnts of MR. and MRS. Robert S. Buntain 6.210 ak. HIHIHIHIHI H HIIHIHIHIW HIIIIHIH um H wnum mu HIHIIHIHIH un nu II rm H H HNHIHIHIWIHWW mmm H unmwu rv H H u H In u H H In ws I u u H um um I 1vm1Imuuunmunurmwuuuwunuwmmu I WIII III Um' llzrmllml uml .NIXIII In M I L K Our Own Product ffrrczrlmy C !lULll7ll4f7L'b.S Cjuocl lfum BURGER'S GRILL DINING CAR DE IIIXIQ 24,HcnUIz SIJIWICTIA' A lim' Ur Ll Maul D. W. A. C,wOI77f7!I'l7?l'I7lS of Benchester Creamery Company, Inc. GREAT MEADOWS, N. J. MILK AND MILK PRODUCTS 222 MAIN S'IlCI'l'I C'm1Ipl1'rIII'r7f.s of E. C1. Cummins MEADOW VIEW FARMS T I 11 Phone HACKISTTSTOWN 918413-Z ruIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1IIIIwI:IIIII':,'.IIIIwwwzwm II I I I I Om' HL1 m1'red and S1v.YfLf'If7I'U8 lllllll lllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllll lllll lll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll l llllllllllllllllll l l l l llll l lllllllllllllll lll l l llllllltllllllll.lllllllllillllillilull.llillillllllllllll l llllllllllllill.llill,llflltlllllllllltllulultll,ll,li.lllllllilltlilltll.llilltlllllllillllllllllll llllllllll llllll l l llllllll llllllll l llllllllllllllll llll'lllllllllllll A cm' THEA TREDN THE cowv rn Y -- Perfect Sound and Perfect Projection Are Necessary to Perfect Enjoyment of Motion Pictures gr1::fiffiQ?j'f ' fit A L Ti 5 .1 i t 'fy' , 4.4-.x ' 1 ,'::--.Zim .ff . 'Ea ' ,i V 22 . 'Z -. ,.,, , 1- :zfgag '..e f P' f.fZggZgEQ2QE515 ,-.,c Z ' R E-.1.:.155211? 555::: A L W A Y S A Cordial Welcome at Northwest Jerseys Largest Home-furnishing Houses ORD urniture WAsHtNoToN - BELVIDERE Q- Q Q SMITH'S GARAGE GD DODGE AND PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE Repairs Storage ll7dSf'J!'!7gJ COmpl'.mf'mS of Atlas Batteries Kelly Tires Beverages Motors and Fuel Analyzed by the Latest Lanolie Instruments Cars lestetl for Slate inspection on NVe.iver equipment. tlie same .is used lu' the Stale All Night St'I'L'I'Ct' V1 fy: l ltlhl W6 226122 'I'l-1, I57 Il.M'1it1'1'c1eswww l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l lll lllll l l l lllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllll lllll lllll l lllllilllllwllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll'll'll'llllllllllllllltllllllltlllllllllllllllllllllllllll'll,llllilllllllltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllll lll lllllllll l llllll l l ll ll l l l l l UW- llrrrull I Intl .xlxllf fum Vt 1 C,iOl'lJ,IJllvf77L'l7lS of LEON A. WALLING Jon PJIUNTER Prices as low as good Cprinting will permit 112 Grand Ave. HActiqifr'rs'i'iwww, N. J. Phone 92-1 Royal Scarlet Stores Chris Schroeder, Prop. A Complete Food Market Known For Fine Mears Groceries - Fruits 1 Vegetables Fish and Honor Brand Frosted Foods 145 Main Street Telephone ZOO HAcKET'rs'rowN, N, J. 111111111111111111111111111111111111111 111 1 Complzmenls ol JOHN C. WELSH I,oNuVA1.1.1Qi'. N. J. Ci J C.- Pohatcong Hosiery Mills, Inc. ZWWRS i 'ii1VGShI.HQfO77 Maid Ladies' 1 Fashioned silk Hosiery 1 Yea!! 1 WASHINGTON, N. J. Om' Htzmlrvtl and SI.XfL,'f1L't' Fu N N H N N N NH N N N N N N H HH N N WH N H NW W HH! N N N N HHH NHHNHWH N N N N N HHNHHHHHH N WHHVH VN HHH! HN HHHHHHHWHHWHHHHHWHHIHHHIHIWHIHIHIUWHIHWHINHIWUHIHIHHNIHUIHHVIV ALVAH THOMAS ELoUR - FEED - HAY - GRAIN Silk x 9 s L WAN HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. 90 Main Street Phon e 196 Bea NEW FORD V-8 FOR1938 .f e uty, Performance and Economy FRED R. SNYDER HACKETTsTowN, N. J. Compliments of Union Cemetery Association IIAf1r4rJ1i1x'1'owN, N. .I. T. Y. WARD '55 CO. CEMETERY MEMoR1ALs iff L IIAv1411'1'1es1'oxx'N, N. J. Um' llfrmfnwl um! ,Null WW WWW WWWWWWW WIWWWWWlWWWW'WWWWWWWWWWWWIWWWWWWWIWWWWWWWWWlWIWWWWWWW'WW'WWWWWWWWW W W W W WWW WW WW WWW WWW WW WW WW WWWW WWW W WW WWW W WWW W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W Reliable Furniture House Wluere Good Iiurniture Is Inexpensive Seem! 229235 Main Street HAcui,i'1 1's'1oxvN, N. J. Cfomplziments of BROOKSIDE DAIRY S. Tonkens WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWWWWW' Wjw W,W,:W1WiWW.,WW:WWW,WW Wm. T. Swackhamer, Inc. Lomax VA1rI.11Y, N. .I. QAJ Representing Iiord .md Lincoln-Zephyr C'orr1pf1i1m'r7ts of WILLIS SEARFOSS Hackettstown I-Iigh School Band -- Orchestra Private Instruction for All Band and Orchestra Instruments Adaptability Tests Given Free Om' Hundred' and Szixtq-.set'erw HH H ll ll H llllllll H HIM WHllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllIllllllIIllllIlllHUIIIllllIIllllIlllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIllllIIIlllllllllllllIllllIlIllllllllllllI1llllIlIIIlllllIllllIllllllllIlllllllllllllIIllllIlIlllllillIllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIlllllIllllllllilllllllllllllIIllllIllIllllIlllllllllIllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Hackettstown Coal and Lumber Company I Our Motto Is: Good Service L. LEVITT 184 Main Street 4- - l I-IACKETTSTQWN, N. J. il Dealers in l COAL, FUEL OII, AND Confectionery - Cigars - Stationery DEVOE PAINTS Newspapers and Periodicals M Morning, Evening and 'M'-i Sunday Papers Delivered l Phone 5 I Phone 166 Compliments of Neighbour's Insurance Agency Harry Neighbour, Agent Sherrer Bldg. IIAc:Kl1'i'l's'imvN, N. J. M. MORGAN 25 SON HAc1iE'r'tsToxvN, N. J. CUT FLONVERS AND DESIGN WORK Member of Florists' Telegraph Delivery Association Greenhouses A205 xXI.1I'fCl'1 Street llllllllIlllilllllillilllllIllIllIllIllIllIllIllIllIllIllIllIllIllIllIllIllIllIlllllIllIllllllllllllllillllllllIllIllllllIllIllIllIllIllIllIllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllxlIllIllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllNlllIIllIllIllIllIllIllIllIllll!Illll!IllIllIllIllIllIllll!IllIllll!IllIllIllIllIllIllIllIllillIllIIIlllilIllIllIllIlllllillillIllIllIIllIlllilIllIllIllIllIllIllillill!ll!IllIllIllUIlllNlIINIHllllllllllllllllllllll muuuuiuiiumuiiumuii mm in in ri ii I ii Um' llirmlrwll will .S'1'xl4fa'1'ill7l lllllllllllllllllll llllllll llllllllll ll lll ll lllllllll llll llllllllllllllllll llllll lllllllll ll CiUI77lJil-l77t'I7lS of GENERAL GARAGE Day and Nighz Service Jack Walsh, Proprietor lvl. ZIAR Deluxe St'fUl'L'L' Hackettstown Cleaners and Dyers W. A. HOFFMAN GENERAL HARDWARE l69 Main Street lrIAcli41fl isiowm, N, J. ljlmone llaclwilstown 5l M AX 211 Main SUCH Compliments of Expert Tailors and Furriers Six Hour Service Fur Storage Hats Cleaned and Blocked-33.50 Formerly The Katz Cleaning Establishment Hackettstown Humus Co. 2 X' L'IIlt' WWWN M M lfQlmww-iiSi'iiiii i iuiiiiiii ii um iiiiiwiuiwiiiiiiiiiniiiiiilumixummmiiiiiiiimniu i in 1 will lllllll 1 51 If 7 7 One HL1r7.Iri'd ll Ht Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll l llllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllll ll lllll lllll ll ll ll ll lllll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll llll lllllllllllllllllllllll ll llll lllll ll ll llllllllll ll lllll ll ll ll lllll llllllll llllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllll ll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllll1llllIlllllllIlllllIlllllllIllllIllllllllllllIllIllllIllIllllIlllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllll WE WISH THE SENIOR CLASS EVERY SUCCESS IN LIEE l Compliments of Hackettstown Chamber of Commerce Imperial Theatres P 'U Incorporated Telephone 77 May Estwick. Prop. Il MAY'S BEAUTY sHoPPE Budd Lake Road Opp. D, l.. U W. R. R. Station l Nlu'l'fIUNCl, N. J. l flroqtxignolc Special Spiral . flikllll and 556.011 M' 'III , , I ill ll.1irflII1 .xml liycs EH' 'fini flafmo I ,,I Compliments of The Safety Patrol il lllllllIllIlllllIllIllIllIllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIllIlllllllllllIlllllIllIlllllIllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllll llllllll ll ll ll ll ll llllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllkllIlllllllllllllllll4ll'lllllIllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll ll llll ll ll llll ll lllll ll llllllll llllllll l llllllll l l lll ll l ll l llllll l ll l ' 'rn' llrrmlwll mul .NI . I .IIII Complimenls of Stevens Hosiery Company N ' w N HIV1liIVl I'S'I'OWN, N. .I. Phone llnckcltstown 220 WARREN HOUSE Wm. T. Carpenter, Prop. 65 314 Main Street HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. ROOT FOR HACKETTSTOXVN HIGH SCHOOI. and also SNYDER'S DEPARTMENT STORE A lfirvt' School und A l'1m' Slum' 111 tl Mfgllly lfrlm' 'lmun I-I. C. Stevens '55 Son GENERAL MERCHANDISE AL1.M1Uc3m'. N. J. Om' Humlrvtl um! St'l.'t'lYIL! 7 lll lll lll ll lllll lll lll ll ll ll lllllllllll lllllll llllll lllllllll llll lllll ll ll ll llll ll lllll ll llll lllll llll ll lllll llllllllllllll llll lllll ll ll ll ll ll llllllllllllllll ll lllll lllllll ll ll ll lllll ll lllll lll ll ll llll ll llllllllll llllllll lllllllllllll lllll llll ll llllllll ll llll lll ll llll ll l l l lllll ll ll lllll ll llllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lll llllllllllll CHURCHMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE Many Hackettstown High School graduates have prolited by their at- tendance at our school. What We have done for others, we can do for you. Courses: Accounting- Business Administration Accounting- General Business Stenographic Thirty Colleges and Universities and thirty-eight high schools are rep- resented in the student enrollment this term. Day and Lluervtng St'8Sl'OI7S Hundreds ol' Successful Graduates Catalog Sent Upon Request W. E. Cl-IURCHMAN, Principal 20-22 South Fourth Street EASTON, PA. Compliments of THE Washington Township Board of Education as QP Compliments of THE EIGI-lTl-l GRADE CLASS OF 1938 THE Chas. H. Elliott Co. Commencement Invitations Class Day Programs Class Pins, Rings and Menus Leatlier Dance Cases and Covers Fraternity and Class lnserts for Annuals Fraternity and Class Stationery School Catalogues and lllustrations Weclcliiig lnvitations Calling Cards Seventeenth Street anil leliigli Ave. PHi1,AD13L11H1A llll ll lllll llllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllll ll ll ll lllll ll ll lllll llllllllllllllllllllllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMlllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIllIllIllllllllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllll llllllll ll llllllllll lllllllllllllIlllll4llllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllll llll lllllll lllllllllllllll ll llllll l l l l l Um- llIlI74lll'lI mill .N'i't'i'HIf lt C?Ol77f1lI'I77L'I7l.S of T Buy il in Your Ilunu' 'I own X Ir Pays II' You XVJHI QUALITY A 5'IYl,l- XXX! Ul CEDAR CASTLE SERYM You CSCI Il gf and my Saw fVlor1cx' at COOKE'S DEPARTMENT STORE Mr. and Mrs, Ii. Raynmml Houxcl H-1CkL'llSlUVVl1'S filvwillgl SIMM' C,'ompl1n1cnl.w of ' l' . HACKET'rs'1CWN CHAPTER A Wil lam G Vey 8 Son FUTURE FARMERS PACKARD A HUDSON Y I AND PONTIAC of T Q AMERICA 9 W qi T T mm mummmxu w m m mmm ,NWHWT '1' W ''1 1'i ' 'L '5-'P '+- ' One Hundrfd cmd Seuentrf-threc l l l l l lll lll l l l l l l l l l lll l l l l l l l l l l l l lll l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l lllllll l lllll l l l l l llllllllllll lllllllll llllllllllll l llllllll llllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllll l l llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll The Bayley Agency INSURANCE COATS DRESSES YARD GOODS lVlll-LlNERY Z lgmhil 5 ' 1 . ,, Ffjf, l W I ' It 3 f HOOVEFUS 162 Main Street Quality Phone 106 Service REA'S PHARMACY lGeorge Diehl, Propfl 'lllli RllXAl,l, STORE 'Nl hen' is tl prim' below LUf7l'L'l7 llruqs of Qrzulilrf 411171701 lu' l30llt1f7l. We mee! ull lIflL7f'l'll'Sl'fl I'1'rrex N5 Main Street llAr,lfl-'I ls'lfJwN, N. .I, Compliments of The Show Places of Northwest Jersey gl. Washington Theatre St. Cloud Theatre Belvidere Theatre l l l l l l l lll l l l l l l'llllllH'll'l'l llllllll ll WH ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll lllllll Wllllllilllllllll ll ll ll Hill H1lllH'll'lllllvllcll'wllwl!,l!,ll'll'll ll ll'llllllllllllllllllllllll ll llll l l lll l lll l l l l l llwlwlllll'l'l'l1lll'l'lllll Um' llIl!7lfll'll lun! .Swlwrvl I l Compliments of Complimenls of l l HARRY L. SMITH OTTO HOEFLY District Agent The Northwestern Vlutual Life Insurance C o -ph: - flex? I '3'ilQli, f9' of Milwaukee :Qc The Diuiclentl Paying C ompamf of A merz'ct1 I BrzooK1,YN, N. Y. BARANET IAIAWAIIAN GUITAR STUDIOS We teach Universal Notation Actual Pitch Arranging and Harmony Also A Standard, High Bass and E 7th or Orchestra tunings Phone Z l 6 WAslllNc7mN. N OO o Compliments of PRIVATE LESSONS given in your OWN HOME if preferred THE Woman's Club Guitars CWood, Metal or Elcctricl may be purchased directly from us For information or instructions call or Write to Joseph G. Baranet EASTON, PA. i Phone 6839 1 l llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll ii iiiiin 'iii'iiirii' i 'nl liniiiliwii'i'i'rHiiliituwiii:iiiiii1'iiatWiinur:'iii':iilwi'i ri i iii One Hundred and Seventy-five CX-D do l lMHMH HWWWMMMMWMWWWWWWWMWWWMMWWWWWHWWMWMMWWWWWWWWWWWWWWMHWWWWWWMWWWWMWWWWWMWWWMWWW MILTON K. THCRP l39 Main Street Magazines Newspapers Greeting Cards Stationery Games Circulating Library Playing Cards Films Eaton's Boxed Paper Fountain Pens Compliments of The Kiwanis Club .flew .P Y in 0 Compliments of The Allamuchy 'f N 'awivi oong WVAADIAA HHJ. Parent-Teachers' Association .ming nu.: llllllillllllllllllllllllllllllll1llllIlllllIllIllIllllllllllllllllllllilllHHHlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll1lllllllllllllllllllllllilllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllNlll iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiii i iiiiii i i i i i Uni' llirfiilrwil fun! .Nq'l't'l'fIl xii' Complrimenls Of Meredith Smith, M. ffonvplinvervlx of Dr. C. A. Maxwell Dr. E. C. Hall Complrmenls of G. G. Mills, M. D. D. Complimenls of Dr. G. E. Michell wmxumuuuuummuuumuxwmuuxummmuummuuuum mm w llllll1W!Hwlll'llj:l,j'l:',5i.Il-1N'ili!'.llllw il'1, ' Dr. Walter H. Harmon ffwr7zpl1n7w7I.w mf- Dr. W. J. Kossmann Dr. J. Olin Curtis James F. Savage D. V. M. Complzimenls of Dr. W. A. Boyd Veterinarian One Hundred und Seuenly sets' l lll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll lll l lll ll ll lll lll ll ll ll ll lll lll l l ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll lll lllllllllll ll ll ll lllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllll lll lll lllll ll ll ll lllll lllllll llllllll lllll ll ll ll lllll llll ll ll lllllllll llllllllll llllllllllllllll lllll lllll ll ll lllllllllllllllllllll ll ll ll llllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllll llllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllll lllllll lllllllllll lllllll Dr, John A. Salandi Complzmenls of Claude E. Cook Dr. Lewis E. Blessing COl77jJll'l77L'l?lS of Frank L. Thompson I37 Main Street HACfiuT'1's'1'owN, N. J. Complzlfmwls of Harry J. Goldstein Attorney at Law HACI4 E'I I'S'I'OWN, N. tl. Tel. liackettstown 901-F-ll Harvey E. Perrine 5firroo1.lfYs NloL'N'l'A1N, N. .I. CRENFEIUXI, 'ITRUCKINCE Coal Parcwery Grains C,'Ul77f7llll77L'I7l.S of MANSFIELD INN lid U lVl.lI'gk'H Route 24 lllmone ll.1ckellslown Wlll ClOl'I7,I7ll4l7?L'l7lS of The Rockport Parent-Teachers' Association BEATY'S MILLS lV:CCLlS linrm lXl.1cl1im'1'y Palms lll? Main SIVCCI lllllal I4 liasl xXvv. Visit Our New Mill Clfm,1wlz1m'r7l.s ul' The Triangle Lunch l 411 Klum Mwst Um- llumlf.-lf um! .X'wL'.'H!.1 Vlmlllzl Charles G. Ort All liorms ol' INSURANCE l 2-V3 Main Street O'Dowd's Dairy If Our llforfz p!t'CIF't'S You 'ITU Ullvezis SMALE 'lillll 'l'All.O'll liine 'lliiloring lVlcn's Suits Maile lm Ortler llxpert Altering Dry Cleaning A Specialty IIixriictft l's1eowN, N, .I. ljliom' 26-.l lipeedometer Service Tel. 480 Washington Auto Electric Service H. Earl lrlolsopple Electrical and Carbttretion Experts llO Volt Motor Service Zenith Carter Carburetor Service and Batteries 24 Belvidere Ave., NVashington,N.J. FRANK P. TITUS Plumbing, Heating and Tinning Electrol Oil Burner 224 Main Street Phone 305 Residence 307 HAcKETTs'rowN, N. J. C omDlzn7t'nt.s of S. H, Perry '25 Son Geo. A. Skinner Q5 Son Ck. .,clntoley s lXltttznt.1tn C1'1.ei.1l Stor llntlerl Scrvttt' Cn't1tcrs lllione llacltettstown 323 Smith Bros. Express lltily Service 'lo Newnilt .intl Vicinity Plione 505 TYNAN BROS. MEAT Main Street Qpposite Ban l lACliETTS'I'OWN, N. J, Phone 278 Compliments of Joe's Barber Shop Une Hundred and Seuerzfvf-n:ne Compliments of The Oxford Parent-Teachers' Association Phone l83-R Leta's Beauty Salon Specializing in Permanent Vvlaving And All Branches of Beauty Culture ll7 Xlain St. l-lackettstown. N. J. Compliments of Cueman's Dairy Compliments of H. A. Cohen's Sons XVASHINGTON. N. J. The Store for Thrifty People Telephone 27-l Charles' Restaurant We Serve Only The Best 52 E. XVashington Ave. WASHINGTON, N. J. Compliments of Bosco's Tavern School Struct UNI-wma. N. J. 1'fm1pl1171ur7l.s ul Robert H. Robson Western Auto Associate Store M. S. Lightner. Owner l2o Main Street l'lACliETTS'lOXX'N. N. J. E. H. Devoe WAs1i1NcaToN. N. J. Reggan Service Q3Lll.lf on vRo1vL'if1's Khin .mil lligli Streets firm' llllllnllwl mul l'1.'l'I1l ll l l ll l f,vUI77,l!l-I7It'f'll.S of TF. Deusinger Complzvmenls of C. N. Van Auken Custom Sawing 'l'l-will AI,l.fXMllffllY, N. .l. Phone llacl-.ellslown Oellfll 3 Roehrich's Flowers For all UCe.1s'o11s Much More lor Mlrelw l ess 'l'ry Us Phone 00 Z CompI1'mer7!s of i GENERAL TORBITT CIRCLE No, 38 Ladies of the G. A. R. Cornplimenls of NINANOKE COUNCIL No. 81 i Degree of Pocahontas Meets Second and Eourth Weelnesday Evenings in I. O. O. F. Hall Main Street f!fll77f7!Il771'I7I.H nf' N. A. Freeman Sh,-ll Servlet' Sldllklll IlAfflil:'l'l'h'lOXX'N, N. .l, EAT? l2fX'l'T MORE llresh Fruits .md Vegetables lyullvtrul I-1 Hrtllll' llmr Wesley C. Sutton Phone ll.1el'.ellslown Sli? li f,'wn2pf1fm'17t.s of The Hackettstown Grange NO, 2 l U WALNUT GROVE Sandwiches Pies Eruit Produce Vegetables Soda lee Cream JOHN WEBER T5 SONS G1niA'1' Mmooxvs, N. J. Route 6 Phone 5-RA25 Dine at DIEHL'S Home Cooking lOl Main Street HACKFTTSTOXVN, N. J. Om' Htmdretl um! Efqhtufon l l ii i i N HHN WLM HHN N iii Hill Hi HHN Hi N N Hi i NWN! ill HNHHH lHHHHHHHHHHHHUH W HHHHHN NHHHHHHN HHHHHHHINWHHHHHHINHHHHHNINNWNNNllilllilllllillrlllllllll Compliments of A. P. Downs Compliments of Flying Cloud Gasoline Your Home Town Products The Genevieve Shoppe Millinery - Gowns - Gifts Greeting Cards Complimenls of Lewis Perrine Modern Shoe Shop A. Frontera, Prop. Sho: Rebuilding the Modern W.iyi Y by the Lainac Process Hats Clleaiicci and liloclwrl Shoe Shine Phone liackcllslown 439 R 243 Main SL. llackeltslown, N. .l Patrick DiRienzo Commercial lnn Compliments of A Friend Mrs. A. J. Lichtenstein Groceries, Tobacco. Confectionery MT. BETHEL, N. J. Complimenzs Io The Class of 1938 Mr. and Mrs. Milton Marlatt Compliments of' Mr. and Mrs. Martin A. Pendy Um- lliiniliwl iinil lihlillllll llL'i Compliments of Apgar's Taxi Phone 322 l08 Main Street 24 Hour Service Compliments of Robert A. Bodine Fresh Meats and Groceries Dry Goods -eNotions Drugs l.oNr1 VA1.l,1sY N, J Phone ZAR-15 Conzplinvenm of Lloyd B. Cochran I-Ifxriff11'r l's'rowN, N. J. Frank Cleveland '25 Son PLUMBING LoNo VALLEY N. J. Central House Robert l-lankinson, Prop. 251 Main Street Phone 439-M HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Anderson's Service Station Phone 302 l'lACIKli'I l'S'I'fJWN, N. J. SUNOCO GAS AND OIL Complzmenfs of John D. Bunn C,'Ol7717fl'I77l'I7lS ol' Hackettstown Cut Rate Drug Store ll. Alexaneler, Prop. l55 Main Street Phone 300 Best wishes to the members ol' the graduating class The Carlon Shoppe 151 Main Street HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Nathan D. Church, Prop. George Hueber Butcher and Grocer 223 Main Street Telephone 266 llllllllllllllllllllllllHHHHWHNHWHHNNWN! WN llWWNNWWlllllllllllltll.Ml'l'!,J'! '!H'l 'VNl-!l'lIl'l!W 'l.1'3'ut 1' ' One Hundred and Eiahtuflhree Phone 93 Bay1or's Restaurant flnyerictzn Home Cooking Home Made Pies l5 NVest Vxlashington Ave. YNVASHINGTON. N. J. G. T. Welsh Lumber - Hardware A Coal Loxo VALLEY, N. J. Comphrnenls of J. J. Odstead United Service Grocer Budd Kinney. Manager OxFoRD, N. J. Complzvmenfs of Hacketts town Beverage Store C.vUl77fJlIl77t'I7fS of Tony Morreale Simms Kt'p.1irvrI .mtl Sliinul I HZ I lijrgli SI reel lim lflfl'ss'1owN, N. J. The Shadowland Orchestra Wilbur Gulick, Pres. Gordon Ayres, Mgr. Nltgsfc Furnished For All Occasions Phone l-laclxettstown 324-R Established 1904 Easton 4491 Grollman Brothers Fashionable Apparel Complete Fur Department 129-131 Northampton Street EASTON. PA. Compliments of The Garden Club Connplinvenls of J i Kinsey's ,p Service Station I The i Old Blacksmith Shop SVIIUMI lei s XII.. N. J. Route 24 li i?.l!'lV fXI11UI'iC.lI1 Lil.1ss i p Snmll xlnliquus ii l7wl'.1NN .Hui llulmpyr XVJIU Ulu' Umnllml iunl li1illvlif!.y4,, EAT AT People's Restaurant 197 Main Street Phone 175-J Compliments of Mrs. Mildred Reed MILK init CJRHAM Hgh Street 1d1ACliliT'l'S'l'OWN, N. J. Conyplimenls of River-Edge Stand Tasty Sandwiches .intl Good lists 'iGas and Oil SL'l'Ul-Ct , Mountain Ave. Phone 512 HActmQ'I 1's't'owN, N. J, TRANSPORTATION by Bus or Truck J. I. Sutton TOXVNSBURY, N. J. Phone-Bel. 2OfR-7 1-lack-448 Tels. Mof4346l H. Shrank Y5 Sons Tailors - Cleaners - Furriers Of the Better Kind 173 Speedwell Ave. 184 Main St Morristown, Hackettstown New Jersey v Lone Star Service Station R. J. Peterson 1lAC1K1'lTSIUWN, N. J. John E. Richter Expert Tire Rehuilding 120 Main Street HAc:Kli'1 1 sioxvm, N. J. lifes - Tubes f Vulcanizing All 11'u1'lz ClLltlI'tIl7lt't'tI C,iUlHfJ1lil77t'l7I.S ol Ruby's Market Saunders' Market Groceries -- Meats Vegetables 177 Phones 327M Prompt Delivery GEORGE E. SAUNDERS 105 Mountain Ave. 165 Main St. HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. C. W. Bodine Main Street LONG VALLEY Borderfs Ice Cream Candy Pgpgfg 1V1.1g21ZiDCS Cigarettes, Tobacco, Groceries One Htmtfretl and Eitlhftz-fire Lyman D. Gulick PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Rockport Road Phone 942-F-2 lclACjRl5T'l'S'l'OWN, N. J. Joseph C. Hazara l-land and Power Mowers Sharpened Acetylene and Electric Welding ALLAMUCHY, N. J. Compliments of Long Valley Inn Charles Messler, Prop. ffonvplinvems of '4'-fhe Milk Maids f,ilPI7If7lll7Il'l7fS ol Jack Thomson Ml1SClCJlNli'I'C Loma cjoi1N'l'lcY cjlivla ll l lllllll lll lllllll lll lll lll l l ll lllllll llll lllll ill Walter E. Green 4 LIFE INSURANCE Lou's Soda Shoppe Mt. Top Filling Station THE Esso DEALER W H. Schmidt Budd Lake Road ii - P f: ANTIQUES The Hobby Mart + J Pom' lVlURRAY, N. J. l Phone 740VXVel p Mary Punk Marlin J, XV. lliiillmcz' Romano's VOMPI I3 l'lf FOOD MfXRlilf l' Sl'll'Ii11' fxlllmlllfll Ifnyjgiyyyu llllllil l.llxx' llixkhl lXlL-luqlhll llllnllx' IW llrtminpl lllfx' lClIYUl'X' Um- llirlnlriwl imil lwifiilif i WHHHWWWIWHUHNNWN!! WNW!!! HW! ll ll ll C,iOI7J,IJll.IT7t'I7IS of INDEPENDENCE CHAPTER NO. 102 Order of Eastern Star 1 w C,'un1pl1Vm4'nIs of Fleming 25 Fleming f,'Ul'IIfJfll77l'l7fX of GOOD lN'l4IiN'l' COUNCQII, NO. 75 VA Cj0l77j7fl'l77t'I7fS of A Friend W. H. Frome Wool ANU llllplfs l'fm1:l' IX1wl:14M', N. .I. Gibbs' Farms NVY IVATINCL l'U'l'fX'I'O lIIC1IiQU!Xl,I'lY IJAIRN Sons and Daughters of Liberty i Floyd Gruendyke ARTIFICIAL ICE NEWS A1,1.M1w,m'. N. J. C,iUl77j7!lI77L'!71.S of Don Kinsey Complzmcnls of H. Stanley Kirby ELOUR Q- FEED -- GRAIN ALLAMUCHY, N. J. y xl Pbone 904-F-14 l mmuwwuwuumulummuumum uwwwmmmmwwwwuwiwww.wwwwuwuwuwwumummwwuu.mmwmmmmmmw ww. . C. H. Timbrell MENS 'WEAR HACKE'1 1s'1'0xx'N. N. J. One Hundred .md Ezgf7lU-S6 H Compliments of P. Cappiello 25 Son Walter's Corner Walter Rost. Prop. TRANQUILLITY. N. J. Square and Round Dancing Each Weclnesday and Saturday Evening Special Arrangemenls Made for Pczrties Complimenls of Wide Awake Rebekah LODGE NO, 77 B U I C K Wateriield Motor Co. Incorporrzl ed Phone Hackcttstown 5 8 Conzplrnvervls of E. John Wildrick RECORDER REM. ESTATE INSURANCE Collins' BARIARR SHOPPI3 CiIQl4A'l' Mrlmpows, N. .I. Carl M. Dorcas lllfli INSURANCE l l l l l l lll l l l l lll l l l l l l l lll l l lll l l l llrlllll' ll ll'll'll'll'll ll ll ll ll'll ll ll'lllll1lllllll'll'll'll ll'll'll CfO!77j7II'l77t'I7fS of Les Kirby and Gil Cramer Complrvmenls of Budd Lake Grill Route Lo Build lnlxe. N. .l. Z4 llour Service l .ulics lnvilcrl I cIl'I70llN for DeI1'r'1'or1x Hr1m1m1'r1c1's CR0lll'l4'Sl.J CRlr'unlzAm'.ss Qrmlrlrl l l D1llman's lXll7A'l' lXl,'XRlil3l' V Oxrouw. N. .l. Um' llrfmllml 41ml linlhlzf l'lglf?f Cw0I77,l7ll'l77t'I7lS of The American Store MCll7flg1L'f.S R, l,, Bimlw Ci. M. Prall fforvrpfzrmwls of Elston Apgar Hackettstown Produce Market .lolm Ci. Al'lL'ilCll'IlL'H, Prop. FANCY lfRUl'l' - VliQ3ll'l'AI5l,liS i Cor. Main and Ciraml Ave, Nl. B. Bowers 25 Son Agricultural lmplcmcn ls :md Hardware HAcKETTs'rowN, N. J, Complzmcnls of The Village Inn G. C. Bailey, Proprietor ALLAMUCHY, N. J, Meadowside Service Station liolwrl ll. Allun. Prop. miami Nlieixiwxxx. N. .V Atlantic and Sowny llimrliicis Dunlop lircs f'ompf11m'nIx of Beattystown Parent-Teachers' Association C'HlHf7lI,HH'l7l.'i uf Glen Tea Room ffomplznvcrifs of Curl's Barber Shop 3,000 Copies l0.000 Readers The Courier-Post I'Your ,N'r'w.Spr1per Piilwlislvccl livery lirirlay Commercial Job Vvlibflx - Scrvicc llilllllillllllllHlllllllNHNIVHNIWNHNINNN lHHHH!HHHHNHHWHHNHHHHHNHNHHHlNINIWNINlllllllliilllfilfilllllllllllilillilfliillWllllllllllllllWH.MPHlllflllljlliwlilifll1lQllHlli'!ilMlhllllililiiiifliiiii.-N N 1 IR V One Hundred am! Erivk-ffl-nfn Hlllllllll HH! WH WH H HIHIWHIHW lllllllllllllllllllllllll HUWIHIHIHIH HIHIHIHIHIHINIHIHHHHHWW H!NlIHIHIWHIHIWWH HIlll!lIW!NIUHUHINll!lIllllWNV1NHNHllHINUHIHIVINIHIHIUIH lllHllWUllllllllllllllllllllll lIHHNIHIlllUINIllllHHIlNHlIHHHUHIWNIHllHNHNH!IlllHINll!NIHHINHNN1HUINNIHIHI!HHHHM1NIHIlNINVNNINNIHIHWHINN HNlIlNIllINHlIlNIlllNINlIlNINIlNINlllllNllllNI!NIlNINHNIlNIHINKINIHINIIHHIHH Compliments of John Rogers '55 Son GREAT MEADOWS, N. J. Smith's Daisee Market, Inc. FANCY GROCERIES 127 Main Street HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Corner Grocer Phone 248 Complimcnls of St. Mary's Church Compliments of Van's Bowling Alleys 255 Main Street HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Phone 317 Compliments of Mr. R. P. Smith CEMENT BLOCKS Phone lll-J Smith '25 Cox Painting and Paper Hanging Roofing Work of All Kinds 305 Plane Street HACKETTsTowN, N. J. Seven Gables Route 6 Budd Lake THE PLACE BEAUTIFUL Mllfe slake our IYIJUIGIIVOI7 on our slealzsf' Harry Solomon Cfompfrinvenls of The Toy Factory Howard S. Sutton's The Home of Fool CNOI77l'OI'lH Phone l72 XV lofi Main Slim UNDERNVOOD P PORTABLE TYPEXVRITERS 5 Models lo choose from 317.50 to S77 Terms as low .is fill per week New Toczelv 'llrfviirriy W. H. Voorhees 51? Plane Street l'lA4IxI1IlSIUXXN, N. J. leleplione lqll .I u ummm mmm H mum mu mu H H H u u in H in w umuumuuum 4wwmimulmuxuiuuu mu mu umswmmmmmmmmmiu H wwrinwHwnximiusmmunuiuwwwinwwIww1ww1wwIwwIwwuuluuusuiummwuwmmwwmuummuummuumuwmu in in u u ww'umuumuuww.uimwu.u.wu if in wi ,Q Mini ,1,, U., ii X. Um' llunrl rw! imil Nmelrf lllll llllllll lll l lllllllll llllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll l lllllll l ll l Charles Wiseburn Prepared Buckwheat Flour Poultry and Dairy Feeds HAGK iET'i'sTowN, N. J. Phones 94lfFf2 IO-J Telephone Netcong 428 Capt. Bill Mokeler's Tavern Route 0, Budd l-ake, N. .l. Near Municipal Building Dinners and Sandwiches of all Kinds flcconimoclalions for Clubs, Societies. Capacity 200 C,'Ul77f7f!il77t'I7l.'i of Marvin Shields The Jigger Shop Extends its Heartiest Congratulations to Tl-IE CLASS OF 1938 281 Main Street HAGIQ ETTSTOWN, N. J. L. A. Hart GARAGE Fender Straightening Commercial Body Building Budd Lake Road 1 Wojcik Bros. TRUCKS 'ID HIRIS Dealers in Bags and Hampers Ciiufm' Nil-iXID1bXR'S. N. J. ClOl77j7lll77t'!7fS uf The Vanity Shoppe Bli!lU'l'Y Cflll.'l'L'lllf lllione lfi lkl lusl ilu' Illini' lor rl ffnlnil 'limi Seber's Pine Grove ll!lr'lxl lilN'li1 MN, N. .I, l'mOarnl Day or XVeek lunclieons A Dinners Spend a clay .11 our Sand Beaclm An ldeal Place lor a Picnic lior Reservation Cfall Orange 71-820 Phone l lr 3-W R. C. Johnson ELEGTRICAI. APPLIANCES Electrical Contractor - Dealer 2l8 Main Street HACKETTSTOWN. N. J. Travelers' Restaurant ALL HOME COOKING 124 Main Street Elwood W. Croondyke llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllll lllllllll ll lllllllllllll llll llllllllllllllllllllllll ll ll lllll ll lll ll lllll ll ll llll ll llll lllllllill'llillllllllllil ll ll lllllllillill lll l liilillslllllllilllllllllll Y Yllliliillill.i,ii,,,:i Y Y Y One Hundred und Ninefu-one IIIIIII I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Morgan Brothers Almer's Service GARAGE feat Meadows, N. J. Telephone-G l-R- I 5 VIENNA, N. J. 'I'l7c' BCS! ICQI' Less Zuckerman's WASHINGTON HA NEW JERSEY CKETTSTOWN Blessing '25 Diehl CONTRACTORS AND IVIIIIWOIRK BUILDING lillflli fir 'Islam BWN, N. J. I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHI Compliments of J. E. Shoemaker Thoroughbred Brown Swiss OXFORD, N. J. Compliments of Morris County Sand and Gravel Co. Box B NETCONG, N. J. Compliments of Joseph Smith CLAMS AND FRESH SEA FOOD I'I.'lCIil5T'I'STOWN, R, D. Complimenfs of M. P. Chrusz UNI'I'liD SERVICE GROICERS JOIINSONINURG, N. J, ' I24-W Ijhoncs I 37AW T I 745 I L' . I. . Hackettstown q Nurseries, Inc. f,vUI'V7f7fII77l'l7IS of fjcjlxilil Ifm: 1 ANDSL'A.XlwI: if! Sl5RX'IL'I7 I l'wuiIiI I .llw lliglmxmx' Arthur Danks IlAf'l41I'l'l'smxx'N. N, .I. Ifric li. .lolmson Tcl. II.1cIwllsIow11 41? 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CjOl77,I9lIil77t'l7fS of The Blue Lantern Pixzern llalian Spagluelli H. L. Goble 25 Co., Inc. TRANSPORTATION GRIPM' Nlwxrwows, N. .I. Um' Hu U1-llruuys Cl Congfeniul Crowd Telephone 426 Roules In and Jul Nl-'Ififmf mired um! Nzrwfu llmfe llllllllll l l lllll lll l ll llllllll ll ll lll ll I llll ll llllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Adam Wandling Dealer in Feed, Grain and Chick Hatchery PORT MURRAY, N. J. The Budget Shop Sophie P. Van Saun YARNS KNITTING INSTRUCTIONS 205 Main St. Hackettstown, N. H. W. Huff HACKETTs'rowN, N. J. A. B. C. T5 STERLING OIL BURNERS f5I6.5Of5up Compliments Of Arcadian Orchestra ClUf77fJllVl77t'I7i.S of Marlatt's Fruit Farm fXPPl.IiS AND !XPl'l.li .IUICII Pom lVllIllll!XY, N. .l. J. Compliments of Schooley's Mt. Springs SWIMMING POOL Peter F. Goehring, Prop. Compliments of The Landmark Mrs. M. 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