Hackettstown High School - Oracle Yearbook (Hackettstown, NJ)
- Class of 1940
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V QQASV' , .' 1 ' , - , ' - ' --.SMV ' ' M- f -,SWSWV-vga-:f uz zy . : ' - W gX:,x,V,xg ,2 V-FQ-1:51, KH..--M .julie j, ,mf Qg,L,,5,'35,4-,Lf V , - ji g , -, I V, X ' fi,-3, VV V ' i w - -'W M1' f'K?':f?E' -14 . -V aff'---1 151:-,. Q- 1--gr V J' -- -- . f ,e -.f.-13 yawn - ,Q . V g: '-4.,-,V-... , 3 A- ff, . V - , , , ,yY:,,L4u. pg., t, A ,,41g,,EwL:',N-,,w,,KE 'EAGLE 1940 Q Published by the SENIOR CLASS of Hackettstown Hig Schoo HACKETTSTOWN, NEW JERSEY THC Qnecue MR. A LAN LONSDALE Dedicafion IT IS WITH OUR MOST SINCERE APPRECIATION THAT WE, THE CLASS OF 1940, DEDICATE THIS TWENTY-FIRST EDITION OF THE ORACLE TO MR. ALAN LONSDALE WHO HAS HELPED MAKE OUR FOUR YEARS IN HIGH SCHOOL AMONG THE MOST MEMORABLE OF OUR LIFE THROUGH HIS GUIDANCE, CONOENIAI HUMOR AND HIS UNTIRINO INTEREST IN THE STUDENT BODY Five Mn f. il va.. THE QFIQCLE Board of Educahon Mr, Edw. VJ. Kilpatrick Presidenl Mr. Charles M. Albright Secretary Mr. Vv'illi.1m H. Rice Vdc'-Prv.S1'de17l Mr. James A. Harris Custodian Left side lop to bollom-Mr. Russell A. Bryan. Mr. Donald S. Goqd, Mrs, Jane ll. Sharp, Mrs, Julia A. Thorp. Mr. lilston R. Apgar Right side fop lo bo1tom4Mr. George P. Smith Mr. J. Gilbert Stout, Dr. J. Meredith Smith. Mr. V. C. Brugler, Mr, lf. A. Souders S 1' .V , THC QFRQCLE Ediforial Z o summon up remembrance of QQ! Z 1292 at . ,, .. V ffff things past -- familiar faces, well loved scenes, milestones of our school career - to reflect the present has been our goal in this, the twenty-first edition of the Oracle, May this book enable all who look and read to re-live the memories cloistered in these pages of the happiest spent hours of their youth. We are grateful to everyone -- Fac- ulty, Board of Education, Advertisers, and Friends - Whose cooperation has made possible this album of memories. Seven l THC Qnecue NIR. VAN CLEVE BRUGLER Supervising Principal E ght THC QHQCLE FRANK A. SOUDLSRS. Ph. B., M. C. S. High School Principal Nr: XXII 53 I -. EMILY JOHNSON Stenography and Typewriting Plattsburg State Normal School Simmons College New York U niuersity MRS. ELISE LABAR, A. B. French Modern History World History Barnard College THC QFIQCLE Ten LOUISE A. LLOYD, A. B. lVIathematics Elmira College Q.: WILLIAM H. VOORJEfMB. . S Sten gr p y an Ofice Practice Boogkje 'ng JurZ:o iness Training and Record Keeping Rider College of Commerce 513 r I M me QHOCLQ C. ALBERT JOHNSON, A. B., Ed Science Upsala College Rutgers University ALAN LONSDALE, A. B., M. A. Latin Hamilton College Columbia University .M. Eleven MRS. ETHEL M. HALE, A. B. English Bucknell University ELEANOR E. MEYER, A. B., A. M English Early European History Montclair State Teachers College l 4 A g-A 7 - GRACE I. WILLIAMS, A. B. Art English Bloomsbury State Normal School Susquehanna University ELOIS L, FOWLER, A. B., A. M. Early European History United States History Human Relations and Occupations ,Montclair State Teachers College THE QHGCLC PHARES P. DINGER, B. S. Biology General Science Muhlenberg College NELSON S. SL1KER,B.Ed. fln Co Typewriling Commercial Arithmetic and Business Training Commercial Law, Business Organization Rider College of Commerce Twelve rw H1 xlfx 1 . tax W me Qnocce GEORGE E. MICHAEL, B. S., M. S. Agriculture Related Science University of Delaware Cornell University JACK F. SASSAMAN, B. S. General Science Plane Geometry General Mathematics Lafayette College CHARLES A. MoRR1soN. . . d. M. LV Economics Industrial ifxrtisv Problems Of Dem f Cl! Mechanical Drawing Director o Q - . . . h ll 1 Physical Educatz d Athletics Stroudqbuiflfstate TEM fats CO egt Lafayett lege A Rllfflefs Umwfslfy Ru gers 'versity Thirteen JOHN N. BA1.Moos, B. S. Qln E615 Ed. M lQ MRS. DOROTHY M. BEST, B. S. Horne Economics New Jersey College for Women ERNEST STEPHENS Musz'c Virgil Conservatory of Music THC QHHCLES Fourteen MRS. HELEN R. SNYDER Physical Education Director of Girls' Athletics The Savage School of Physical Education HENRY S. DABCZYNSKT, B. S. Director of Band and Orchestra W'ilIiams School of Nlusic Montclair State Teachers College New York University 5-X I I ll D we QEQCLE GERTRUDE BUELL MYRTLE LAKE, R. N. Attendance Officer School NUFSE? Hachettstown High School Brooklyn Hospital MRS, ELIZABETH YOPP Clerk Rider College of Commerce 4 s HELEN F. MITCHAM R. N. Lunch Room Supervisor Morristown Memorial Hospital Fifteen CAROL KARR, A. B. Librarian Stanford University J' .E+ ,R SIbXlE'9f7 A we QQOCLQ Ediforial Sfaff Editor-in-Chief ESTHER KASS Assistant Editors FLORENCE BIRD ' JUNE DI RIENZO VIOLA BOLZAN OLGA KOWALICK Business Manager JANE GRUENDYKE Assistant Business Managers WALTER BOICE LUCILLE MORGAN GEORGE GIBBS DORIS ROSSY MORRIS LEVITT FRANCES ZELLARS Artists MARJORIE CROOT JULIA TILLOU Seventeen xx! N 'fl f ,Hf - x .x xx' ,L lx J WX! f Vvwu' v 424. W Q m Nix? , X Q, ff M'J,,v 7 f 156 ff CJ, X , f W , f ,f I 7 A f' ,fy , .1 if ' 1 V lr I V' gf ,, I 1 , I, lf!!! J! I I ,.,! gif WL! ' ,X gf XZ, X N ,ff if 1 ., ' V- I ,ff w , N ' H X . f 1 1- f X 1 XX R EWORS f Cr-Haf Ifzqhlcen Senior Class Officers X lime! Morris Levitt Esther Kass Leonard Fiedler Olga Kowalick Viola Bolzan Treasurer Historian President Secretary Vice-President Nineieen fx -vw -3: .gl JA me Qeecue , izfif f- Z Z FLASS SONG XX 1- haul :L yn-n Tm' lf-zirllinu And ww haul ilu-Sirv to jrlwmizrvssg Four vPzirs wi- lu-Dt on mlrivinf To our final zrmil. sum-Q-ss. XX'e pullq-nl to-fre-tliex' ln srorxny woutlior, Whih- we- wi-ro on our wand Anll an ilu- ond of our journey HRA :iw quitl- proud to say, Hur H. H. S., you'vu gin-xx lmppinesb We new-1' 1-an forget, XX'0'x'v slriw-rl to In-:irng lCnmvli-1lLg'l- was our 1-mu-nrll. ur high svlmul duys aux- :LL nn 1-ml, Anil now wu'll say good-hye. We'xe Lriell so hzirfl Eawli one to do his part. We-'x'e lovml you froxn thi- slum, XYe mln-yvd every rule ln our dear srhool. Hur Alxnu Mater will always bv our guide. In llziys to 4-omu wv'll min-11 Lhink of you, You'll haunt us day and night. Wall think of Lhings Lhzu wo :ill used to do Then wi- will :ill rexneznlwr you, For lnriglltvr days to n-omu. As vs-urs Lau luv wi- will luolc hui-li und Xf, iv A- , XL. Z fl K :' la ' l.,-'S ' X-' V Y Sigh Iioris Rusq Anil think of hygone days. iV2llU'I' HOU We have thanked all our frionds. Lupilll' 51015111 Now wo shall part. HL-len It Nnxlm Uur High School Days will he just a memory. L K . .. , x A Q? 1, Y, ' 4 - ,f.?-E,-f,f ' - -' xiii - V, ' Xiu , f-- f' fx 'H ,-IP.-4 ::3--i- ,-. J-v :LL-'li W4 J X ,-v ,A f-. 173 X +41 ,-I X.. ,- ,-, 1X .-f- :' T-: t f '- - 5 ,- A R- H :f ul - - ' '4 I ' Af ' ' I, - i w,,! QQ M .wjlkftj M4 A X95 --' .iff Z5 Twenty X me Qffzecte Class Poem All hail to thee, our H. H. S., Thy praise we shout aloud: You've filled our lives with happiness: Of you we have been proud. What lies ahead We cannot see. What joys and cares We face: The knowledge we've obtained from thee Shall always find a place. No other school in all the land Can measure up to you, For all of us, you understand And lend your patience, too. We've worked so hard for our success But working has been fun, For all these days at H. H. S. Has passed by us as one. The parting of our Ways are here, Dear teachers, classmates true, The future we shall never fear When e'er we think of you. And now at last our school days end Too soon for most of us For now in life we just begin, To leave in God our trust. HOWARD NIPER Twenly-one V ' -if' ' ' C4 M' W M W ' ll W l of fu U pf! ll A . 'J X' jf! riff!! A ik'-'L ..,f'l'bvi' Alto -ffk ,, will Ji' 15 P 5 J- J h ,ff J - THC QFIGCLE LARS MILTON ALLEN Agricultural Course ln the classroom he can be found, But no one ever knows he's around Chess Club, 2-3: Future Farmers of America 1-Z-3-4, Treasurer, 4. RALPH JACOB BATSON Commercial Course A good beginning is half the battle Glee Club, 2: Chess Club. 2: Football, 3-4: for Football, 4: Basketball, 2-3-43 UH' for Basketball, 4. LILLIAN MARIE BEATY Commercial Course A'Faithfulness and sincerity are the highest things Glee Club, 2-4: Chess Club, 1: Travel Club 35 Archery Club, 4, Treasurer, 41 Class Basket- ball, 1-2. LLOYD WILBERT BEST, JR. Scientifc Course Bless the man who first invented sleep' Band. 1-2-3-4-53 Orchestra, 55 Safety Patrol l-2-3: Football, 3-4-5-6: H for Football 5-6: Baskezball, 53 Track, 43 Tennis, 3-4-5-6 for Tennis, 3-4-5: Class Basketball, Z-3-4 5-63 Class Track, 4-6. Twenly-two 1 I F 7 J J T113 rdf !Jvmj'g ll: - 5 f,,1f l , ,My alll I !,1 ' V , I 9 ,ffl , 1 , , , I fi - ,jfl Muck .aff - 'JU if' I ,Y ,ffffff I iff xwvjf 1 , , fy, f , gl ,,,,+, , :Ch a 4 . J ' if - -l .fav i.f 1' ,u .. In Y - , f I . -ll' . is iffy , Frm .,v i' if ,f I . I Arn, r. wr , . fl - , ,Q ,ui ,, 1 , . If .. W, .V if - ji. fo I 4 ' THC QHOCLE FLORENCE BIRD Commercial Course She's neither shy, nor is she bold, She's just a girl as good as gold Assistant Editor of The Oracle, 4: Glee Club, 2: Press Club, 3-4. WALTER PHILIP BOICE Scienrifc Course 'Tve got rhythm, who could ask for anything more? Assistant Business Manager of The Oracle, 4: Class Song Committee, 4, Class Day Commit- tee, 4, Chairman, 41 Class Day Mementoes, 43 Glee Club, 2-3-4: Band, 3-4: Orchestra, 43 Press Club, 4: Track, 2: Class Track, l-2: Senior Play, 4. VIOLA JENNIE BOLZAN Commercial Course i'Pretty, Witty and wild, yet gentle too Vice-President of Class, 4: Assistant Editor of The Oracle, 45 Mantle Oration, 45 Press Club, 3: Library Club, 41 Class Basketball, 4. STELLA JOSEPHINE BONAR Commercial Course Many, many friends has she, , For we all like her personality Glee Club, 4: President, 43 Travel Club, 43 Archery Club, 3: Class Basketball, I-2-3-4, Captain, 4: Class Track, 2, Captain, 2. Twenty-three it I .9 Uv Q, - , Z r 1 ul ,l 1 f l QVYK 'll' 1 ul if f 1 . I, f f ' 1 V . , 1, fl f 1 rt -' fl Jwiugplvl Lv 1 ' ,., . ,J Lt- w ,1 fu I, ,unit Dfw I A, ll gl-'tg S164 rw 11 -if: THC QFIHCLE ALBIRTA GERTRUDE BURNET Commercial Course Many good things come in small packages Glee Club, 3 -4. lVllLDRED JEAN CONNOLLY Commercial Course 'ALaughing, laughing never glum, What the heck, I'm having fun for Honor Roll, l: Travel Club, 3-4: Class Basketball, Z-3: Class Track, 2. MARJORIE DORIS CROOT Commercial Course With palette and brush l shall paint ' my life! Artist for The Oracle, 4: Class Day Com- mittee, 4: Glee Club. ll-3: Band, 2-3-4, Vice-President, 41 Orchestra. 2-3-4: Safety Patrol, 4: Class Basketball, 4, Class Track, l. ALFRED BROWN DELLICKER Agricultural Course Women never bother me---much! Cilee Club, 4: Band, l-2-3, Vice-President, 3: Orchestra, l-2-3f4, Vice-President, 1, Sergeant- at-Arms, 3, Student Leader, 3-4, President, 4: lluture Farmers of America, l-2-3-4, Reporter, 2, President, 4. Twenty-four 4 I .- ,. rl tif' , H! Ill! J L I . 'fi ' ,.' 1- ' IJ, , .if JV ,f 5 1' . 4,.' la f 4 ' if ' I' .1 :Ml . gi A m , . fe flfaf ,, vf , rf' i yi 4 V - il V J J ' X ,V 1' ,V I 1 vlly j N V I L L. ' 0 iv X 'Q I Ulf' 171 A P' fi 'l 1 'ill' igyl lid! 7 P' . r , ft, Lf, Q, , fry fi fff' fl ,, 'L Q aff' K fe' i ' - , , Q . ff all f, ' l THC QHHCLE MARY ANN DIEHL Commercial Course Life is one long giggle Chess Club, 2: Travel Club, 3: Archery Club, 4. JUNE JEAN D1 RIENZO Commercial Coarse Smile and the world smiles with you Assistant Editor of The Oracle, 4: Glee Club, 2-3-4: Press Club, 3: Travel Club, 41 Archery Club. 35 Safety Patrol, 4, Class Basket- ball, 2-3-4: Class Track, 4. ANNAMARY FARLEY Commercial Course Determination and a smile go a long Wayn LEONARD MATTHEW FIEDLER Commercial Course Our popular class president! Class President, 3-4: Class Day Committee, 43 Commencement Usher, 3: Delphian Debating Society, 4, President, 43 Debating Team, 4: Cwlee Club, 2-3-4: Chess Club, 2: Safety Patrol, l 1 Athletic Association Treasurer, 43 Basketball, 2: Track, 2-4: Class Track, l-2. Senior Play, 4. Twenty-five il l ht l ev I X X' is X I kvlxl I' . xy K I 'Q 1 5 x 4 D I s -' ' I s ' 1 I 1 ' 1 I QJI. lm, A, S ' A 1 1 'fl '4 , ,L ,, if . 1 ' VI ' -f E I ' . s -f 4 ,Q . si' ' V .f .1- 4 ai - 1 fi -I -L' ,J ' I Eg f 7 .4 ' v - I fix: 'l ' G-'J 1 .Y nf 1 A' lf' A-MQ THC QFIHCLE VINCENT EVERITT FIELDS Commercial Course UA quiet tongue shows a wise head Drchestra, l-2-3-4, Sergeant-at-Arms, 4. CLARENCE GEORGE GIBBS Commercial Course 'il have no malice or hatred in my heart Vice-President of Class, lg Assistant Business Manager of The Oracle, 4: Class Day Com- mittee. 4: Press Club. 4: Track, 3. JANE ELIZABETH GRUENDYKE Commercial Course HA good name is better than precious ointment Business Manager of The Oracle, 45 Class Day Mementoes, 4: Commencement Usher, 3: Glee Club, l-4, Librarian, l: Archery Club, 3: Slfety Patrol, 4: Assistant Cheer Leader, 1-2-3- 4, Head Cheer Leader, 4: Class Basketball, 4. MARIE GRUENDYKE Commercial Course A'She has the face of an angel But there's a devil in her eye. Delphian Debating Society, l: Cwlee Club, 4: Travel Club, 3, Secretary, 3, Archery Club, 43 Safety Patrol, 4: Class Basketball, 1-2-3-4. Twenl lj -six l ,L 47,7 L, - - .' ui- , A I JL THC Qeecte MARY ELIZABETH HAGAMAN Commercial Course Even the wisest will ask a foolish question now and then H for Honor Roll, 2-3: Delphian Debating Society, 43 Glee Club, l-43 Travel Club, 34 Salutatorian. ELEANOR MAY HEDDEN Scientific Course Still water runs deep STEVE HERYLA Agricultural Course The Joe DiMaggio of our Class Football. 2-3-4: H for Football, 4: Base- ball, 3-4: for Baseball, 3-4: Class Basket- ball, 3. EITIZAEETH JEAN HODGSON College Preparatory Course She has a Winning Way H for Honor Roll, l-2-3: Band. l-2-3-43 Orchestra, 2-3-43 Safety Patrol, 4. TuJenty-seven I s . .Q sy . 11 AJHNX, ' i , . g 1 l 5' if 1 s ' 1 . N ' L - lf , , a' 1 'Ay ,X 3 ..' -llfzxfz' '25, 9 x, ,, J tQ of T f .ol af! if 5 'lk fi PV mf i Anno! lm!! J x wr , .G t, ,F H 'J , , A ,J , g 1' lf' . Eff if v7 y . I1 i 1, E NL fs - U .fl .af ' 'f , , Ja 1 i Y ffl M Lf! KJOAQALXLX L n - ,JJ , cw V it I 4 ii a-'Winn THC QFIQCLC GRACE CAROLYN HOPLER Commercial Course HHOW will the band get along without her talent? Class Day Committee, 4: Cilee Club, l-2-3-4: Band. l-2-3-4, Publicity Manager, 3: Orchestra. Z-3-4, Librarian, 2, Publicity Manager, 3: Chess Club, l-2: Press Club. l-2-3, Librarian. I-2-3: Class Basketball, l-2-3-4: Class Track. 2. ESTHER KASS Commercial Course A'On with the dance! Let joy be unconfinedlu Class Historian, l-2-3-4: Editor-in-Chief of The Oracle, 4: Class Day Committee. 4: for Honor Roll. l: Commencement Usher, 3: Delphian Debating Society, l-2-4, Treas- urer, 2: Glee Club. l-Z-3-4: Press Club, 3: Travel Club, 3, Treasurer, 3: Safety Patrol, 4, Assistant Lieutenant, 4: Class Basketball, 1-2-34 4: Class Track, Z: Senior Play, 4. HARRIET MAY KAY Commercial Course A'The way to gain friends is to be one Travel Club, 3-4. President, 4: Safety Patrol, 4: Class Basketball. 4: Class Track, l. MARY KETZ Commercial Course Amiability shines by its own light Glee Club. 3-4, Treasurer, 4: Archery Club. 3: Travel Club, 4, Class Basketball, 4. Twenty -eight 1-I 4 .x V Xe Ax: V , lj lf? of I 1 s jr' .00 fl fit vi 1 . , . H Q' Lf: f' ua ...-s, sr , fe Z. If I' -1 ,fy f J J sf.. I1 E . il I I line THC QFZQCLE QLGA MARY KOWALICK Commercial Course A lovely lady garmented in the light from her own beauty Class Secretary, 4: Assistant Editor of The Oracle, 43 Delphian Debating Society, lg Glee Club. 2-3-43 Press Club, 3-4: Travel Club, 3-4: Safety Patrol, 4: Class Basketball, l-2-3-42 Class Track, l-2-4. MORRIS LEVITT College Preparatory Course 'iMen of few Words are the best men Class Treasurer, l-2-3-43 Assistant Business Manager of The Oracle, 4, H for Honor Roll, 1: Delphian Debating Society, 4: Science Club, 3: Football, 2-3-4: UH for Football, 2-3-4: Basketball, 3-4: Assistant Manager of Baseball, l: Manager of Baseball, 3: Class Basketball, l-23 Senior Play, 4, VIVIAN GLORIA LOERCH Commercial Course HShe had rather talk to a man than an angel any day Class Day Committee, 4: Band, 43 Archery Club, 4: Safety Patrol, 4: Class Basketball, 1-2-3-4: Class Track, l-2-4. CLARK WILKINSON MAYBERRY Special Course i'Little said is little mended Future Farmers of America, l-2-3-43 Band, l: Football, l-2-3-4: for Football, 4. Ttuenfg-nine THC QFIGCLC JAMES GRANT MCDANIELS Commercial Course Blushing is the color of Virtue Glue Club, 4-5: Travel Club. 4-5: Track, 3-4-5: Class Track, 3. LUCILLE THEGDOSIA MORGAN Commercial Course Obi If to dress all day and dance all night! Vice-President of Class. 3: Assistant Business Manager of Oracle, 41 Class Song Committee. 4: Class Day Committee, 4: Class Day Memen- toes, 4: Cvlee Club, 2-3-4, Secretary, 2, Vice- President, 3: Travel Club, 3: Archery Club, 4, President, 4: Safety Patrol. 4: Class Basketball, 1-2-3-4, HOWARD JESSE NIPER Scientiic Course Always doing, never done: Be it mischief, work or fun Class Poem, 4: Travel Club, 3-4: Track, 4: Tennis, 4: Glee Club, 4. EUGENE OZYJ owSK1 Commercial C ourse l never bother work until Work bothers me H for Honor Roll, Z. Thirty l,' is M P' I Q Q. MJD? fl if r ' f ' X 1 L-Q . 'I' P' vl. 'Jl,l ,fl 1 ,- W. ANJ all .Chi 2 6-'MAJ !,f5'. n , u A 1 Q Ml 'uv M to me Qeocbe LAURA RUTH PADDOCK Commercial Course 'Good natured, sincere and true Glee Club, 2: Class Basketball, 1-2-344. BARBARA HILBERT PARK College Preparatory Course A'Barbara is a studious lass, An honor student in our class H for Honor Roll, 1-2: Czlee Club, 1-2- 3-41 Chess Club, 25 Travel Club, 3: Class Basketball, 4. MILDRED HAZEL PHILHOWER Commercial Course A'She's as quiet as a mouse but much, much nicer Bernardsville High School, 193 6- 1 93 7 3 Hackettstown High School, 1937-1940. VIOLA ISABELLE ROCK College Preparatory Course Quiet, demure and fair: Her type is quite rare. Delphian Debating Society, 1-2: Glee Club 2-3: Archery Club, 3. Thirty-one .la -'S 5-N I T 1,-A., I N me Qfaocte ,-'Ib 514,41 , . X . of, , F ffw fy' ,IWW 'ii fL.f,L - , 1 ' ',LfJl',v I . . If - - f I I v f Q 1 f L by J I f, M' 'V ajid-' ,jf 4 1 V 16169, 'ljd 7 f fi! 1 ' , ,.'! I ff fy I I ' .xg.. I ,f ig rl ' f l ta 'I . I E ' I ft f 1 If l ' , Lev Ii! J ,,l X L l f I flffljl.. W ff 4 y,,,4,i v X9 tl I 4 l V V. , u , I. 1 1 J' Y . VAL! 4, ,J , N 1.1. ' qu Ulidkf i - DORIS MAE RoSSY College Preparatory Course A daughter of the gods, Divinely tall and most divinely fair Assistant Business Manager of The Oracle, 4: Class Song Committee, 4: Class Day Com- mittee, 41 Class Prophecy, 4: Archery Club, 3-4, Secretary. 3, Vice-President, 4: Safety Patrol, 4, Lieutenant, 4: Basketball, 1: Class Basketball, Z-3-4: Class Track, Z: Senior Play. 4. LOTTIE LOUISE SAWICKI Commercial Course Genius is the capacity for avoiding hard study Delphian Debating Society. l-2-4, Librarian, 2: Glee Club. Z-3-4, Band, 43 Press Club, 3, Library Club, 4, President, 4. HELEN ARLENE SEARLES Commercial Course HA quiet face but a restless nature Glee Club, 2: Class Basketball, 4. MARCUS JOIIN SMITH Scientific Course Though Marcus likes to joke and tease, His marks in school are very high C's Class Day Committee, 4: H for Honor Roll, 1: Glee Club, 4: Band, l-2-3: Orchestra, l-2-3: Football, 3-4: for Football, 4: Basketball, 3: Tennis Team. 3-43 Senior Play, 4. Thirty-two fl A 7 1 me Qnecbe 1 il Mat, f , f' . , 9- lfdff ' ,avi 4 Mt C ,aw VM ' My a p l a UVM UMW ,au H' 5, If N27j!U,y4dL' ffl if l5f ' fo GRACE LEIZABETH STAFFORD Commercial Course Her theme song - 'O'Hea, can you see'? Glee Club, 2-3-4. JOSEPH JOHN STANOWICZ College Preparatory Course Large in body and in mind, Large in the many good deeds accomplished Class Secretary, l-2-31 Class Will, 4: Com- mencement Usher, 3: Vice-President of Athletic Association, 3, President, 4: Football, l-2-3-4: H for Football, l-2-3-4, Captain, 4: Basket- ball, 2-3-4: for Basketball, 2-3-4: Base- ball, l-2-3-4: H for Baseball, 1-2-3-4, Captain, 3g Track, l-2-3-4: for Track, 1-2-3-4: Class Basketball, l-2-3-4, Captain, 1-2-3: Class Track, l-2-4, Captain, 1. LEONA MAE STEPHENS College Preparatory Course Peace is happiness digesting for Honor Roll, 1-2-3: Cwlee Club, l-2-3-4: Delphian Debating Society. 4: Debat- ing Team, 4: Travel Club, 3: Class Basketball, 4: Presentation of Key of Knowledge, 4: Vale- dictorian. BRUCE CARR STOUT College Preparatory Course He thinks like a philosopher and acts like a king Class Day Committee, 4: Mementoes, 4: Glec Club, 4: Chess Club, 1-Z-4, King, 4: Press Club, 4: Football, 3-4: HH for Football, 4: Baseball, 1-2: H for Baseball, 2: Basket- ball, 1-3: Senior Play. Thirty-three It X me Qfrzecte: I nf:f,?l'7l '- .cl K , J 1 1 'Sf 1 1' ufh' fl 5 .. , if f I 'f I s A '1 1.1 1 o s , z i Qi . 0 l I li' , f f O ' 5 IA .' I' l r ' fl l f :A A ,V l ff? f ,, ' fi ff f ,Aff ffm!! I M if f JI X jf: :QV U V' 'VU l a ffl 'W ff' ci if MW' QV FREDERICK LINUS STRASS ScientiHc Course 'AA friend to one and a friend to all JOHN SZAWALUK Agricultural Course 'AWho mentioned studies? I'm having lots of fun Future Farmers of America, l-2-3-4, Report- er, 2-4: Glee Club, 3-43 Football, 1-2-3-4: H for Football, 2-3-4: Track, 2: Class Track, 1-23 Class Basketball, l-2-3-4. JULIA CORRELL TILLOU Commercial Course She has that Colgate' smile Artist for The Oracle, 4: Archerv Club, 3: Class Basketball, 3-4. HENRY VALENTINE TOMAINO Commercial Course We met--'twas in a crowd in Franklin Vice-President of Athletic Association, 43 Basketball. 3-4: for Basketball, 43 Class Basketball, 1-2-3-4: Class Track, 1-2-4. Thirty-four fl Lx l l lg. if J' f,. f l , rfi'r '!'t ' e, ff if , 41 ,f yy l 1 ff ' ' ' .y 'f n' . l , 21.-1' ,',- 1 ,.-' V' v. 1 .' . ,ff lf. 1 if ,, , .1 I' 1 f, , , 1 gl. 1 . , 1 ' - i 1 0-9-AJ Wade! MW11' wwe lg . N' 1 Y . l 1 l . . I 149' ' .Ai . rj, 4 , lb, L, 1 'I . K. .. Q17 pau . . .- ,as- Fl I July. . i .V I 'Mig - int in ,z , L. 1 i xgvl! gig . I 41 ' ' , . E I 'IJ , L A' - , A . 1 , 'JA' ., ,. 1 fa ' il ,M 4' it rg .. THE QHHCLE ALICE TONKENS College Preparatory Course 'Sweeter also than honey and the honeycomb for Honor Roll, 1-3: Delphian Debating Society, 2: Band, 3-4, Secretary, 4: Orchestra, 3-4, Secretary. 4: Chess Club, l: Honorary Essay. CHARLES RICE TRIMMER College Preparatory Course This meek and bashful boy will soon be taught, To be as bold and forward as he ought Glee Club, 43 Chess Club, 4: Tennis, 3-4. FRANK AMES WALSH Scientific Course 'AThe perfect gentleman Science Club, 35 Football, 1-2-3-4: for Football, 4: Track, Z-3: Class Track, l-21 Stage Manager for Senior Play, 4. LYNN WHELAN Commercial C ourse A handful of good life is better than a bushel of learning Glee Club, 3: Football, l-2-3-43 H for Football, 2-3-4: Basketball, 3-4: for Basketball, 4: Baseball, 2-3-4: H for Base- bill, 3-4, Captain, 4: Class Basketball, l-Z-3-43 Class Track, l-Z-4. Thirtyffiue Q fl , I A fix 'T ,AE me Qnecte 'K - , - , V 572:12 1 i fx ' . V' I l' , . FRANCES CRANE ZELLARS . 1 l , J J ,'. H' ', College Preparatory Course W 'i l A girl with a pleasing personality , A , Assistant Business Manager of The Oracle, 45 for Honor Roll, l-2: Delphian Debating Society, 2: Chess Club, lg Travel Club, 3, President, 3: Safety Patrol, 41 Senior Play, 4. . . lj !,,.tl X, ff-1: f. .4 f 'fret f LK7 . f V, s , f 'i'i'b W! Alma Mafer K '56 ,,qn',.Qf In 7: I F W' 4 ' A11 hail to Thee! our H. H. s,, 1 , The fairest school in all the land: v J Cur filial love to Thee confess, 6 A 1 1 ,gootcggn if pf ' , I , An ardent, youthful, faithful band. I T ' 7- nfVfOur hearts beat firm and strong for Theeg C 'riff-C4affQ!.ZiVg5,,4,, I BJ f Lf. 'Jin gr . aan ai.-.bU?,QtZ Cbea!f5aA.c7, WL-4 1 A H017 an C!Qy4,af',v- . ,bl wg Sv Our voices sing Thy praise: Thy sons and daughters pledge to Thee Devotion all their days. O, Country dear, Thy name We love: Thy stars and stripes we will defend: Our sons of H. H. S. go forth, A patriotic band. No foreign foe shall enter here: No tyrant rule our land: In Freeman's heart there is no fear, When homes our lives demand. Our fathers' God! we praise Thee for The men who gave us school and state, Grant that their work may long endure, Young patriots to make. May Virtue, Truth, and Right prevail: May Freedom be our pride. Our nation's strength shall never fail, For Thou art still our guide. Thirty-Six E u ': O E 0 2 E now that they are gone. them Wemss D0 CI O B-4 a L4 O 'A-a Si, fQ.v-4 U-43-4 ,co Ho MCI 9: 55105 E? 32 as thelr places. ever fill Can v., Q, 8 Sig , K-5-4 L4 'OES GC-is-a ' RS QJCI -ima 5,522 D0 2531 -GEMS J:-F,.s:-C1 4-J CDA, 3:-4g.4u-4 386: :rea 'HQ-'vin-1 oo'oQ, S5925 age? CD o 'Gm rn E-1 he sea seemed calm and so serene T kers rolled brea ca .C JJ C O O va O O E- 63.11 and cl 4-J aa Q2 3 cn O rn U3 on .Z Q.: an aa il 64 .E N U O P' n untold. 9 h futures t From 'llhirl y-seven ro GJ 4: .2 3 :E Ow ii EQ, 3? 5-53 GS ii c -S43 we-f 33 Az 'ge- U23 Fd!-L O 'U an cn .2 E C ea cu -Q bb C1 O OJ 5: N Q2 .Q 4-3 'U s: GS .Q 5-4 :s o E o 3-A Uv-A I-4 o I-L :i o V' .cz f: 3 J-J E 3 'U GJ v ru JI ax Q3 ,sz 4-J U KJ .E cn STRpNK PAUL FRANKLIN ROBERT NORMAN BAGGOT C ommerczal Course UFS? mmercial Co Co 1939 5, ril Ap 22 19 1 er3 Decemb 938 l ll, September 920 July 24, l Ch 0 -1- U 3 'U U L 0 l -1- vo O ll. Thz'r1g-eight I f? IW!!! If 415712465 efivg S dfgflp '99 if ffrxgtxpff 3 kdffhi JZXUQX N Q fm' x, f Xb, 0 MX K 1 l Ill ll xv. v?g.':...-'ffl 5-f ,.,.3'2i1 4M Xxx , X ff ,E pi I Q43 EFI .ff ,G gr' 9? -if ,I gl Jay- l?b 1:n :flE Q V 4Qf 090 913. 1' ' 0, 535, 6 CHGOLUUGTES lf we- ' - 'Si A 00 X ' y f 92 I My wx! , l '. 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Em ' , ' fl M V , X ' e 4 an 14 i ,X , 1 Q . n w dm, P ,Vx H QW- 5 f Ig ' b 15.7. nba' ' X V ' N ' V Yu, i 3? QM wl 'xv7 N': X G X3 fo Q I lm N M, 'SMX Ealfyfi 'ly Q sgfilbk- -, I- V Q ' ' tiff' X fl 3 'gf 1 H S 4 I fhirtg- nm Forty 1 .ea ff' f-'til Y -4- f nf ic N ' Agn Vfj?.,4?V g A324 4 A A X I tg T Q Nxwmw-'-VJ' , as 2 moron 275' -,. V ' XX SQL J x gif, L - Z, Esxfffii, f l Gs XXX? l 17 K ' Xxx 112.4 A A r C ,V ,.. - V ':- C'4,: 4 e , - f 5, -'E 'Iwi A V LQEE ,V - .E - --1 4: f f--if , .,E !Haa . ?-?4t Tlaillg Hg 1 ,. ' A, - ff ' g iv- 1 f Q 21 '- L ' A for -.. , 7- -, - A -6. 1 V -, - Q ,, 4,45 37. , - ' K- , he ' - - Tv:-J' , . .. f effffi' ? ?:f?'?b'v OFFICERS CLASS YELL President-Roberta Bowers 'iWe have our work, Vice-President-Ann Everitt We have our fun Secretary-Elizabeth Green For we're the class of '4l. Treasurer-Ruth Wydner Historian-Julia Palmer Faculty Adviser-Mr. William H. Voorhees CLASS COLORS CLASS MOTTO CLASS FLOWER Blue and Silver Find a Way or Make It Yellow Tea Rose Lee Fritts Nellie Beatty Joseph Bialoglow Roberta Bowers Betty Burger Ann Congedo Gibson Cooper Ann Everitt Ruth Frost MEMBERS AGRICUTURAL COURSE Larry Swenson A COLLEGE PREPAR1-xToRY CoURsE Elizabeth Green Florence Hanzel Eugene Jopowicz Samuel Kass Robert Morgan Elizabeth Nyhius William OiDowd For! ulone Shirley Osmun Jane Park Marjorie Pilch Olga Relo Wilma Skinner Clara Sliker David Welsh Florence Williamson V L N Forty-two , inn A - fl 7 I M me Qnoctc COMMERCIAL COURSE Virginia Abraham Robert Beaty Minnie Belcher Josephine Duckworth Mary Eederowicz Joyce Ciarriques Claude Gibbs Lillian Goble Shirley Heiser Vernon Agens Barbara Byrne Richard Campbell Robert Carswell Harold Connolly Robert Deusinger Alfred Eorman Charles Hoffman Edward Kass Walter Kastenhuber Annelisse Kreutz Irmgard Kreutz Leatrice Lommason James Mooney Julia Palmer Margaret Pool Gladys Read SCIENTIFIC COURSE Raymond Greenbaum Robert Ciriflith Edward Hagaman Stanley Kasper Frank Kilpatrick Wilbert Kishpaugh Fortq-three A , ...L Sterling Read John Rice Charles Robinson Charles Shinkowski John Stecko Henry Tomaino Carl Urevich Ruth Wydner Walter Zimmer Helen Kompicki Royal Lancaster Blanchard Perry Jennie Rogers Elizabeth Sherry Arthur Straub Fred Tishuk Forty-four oeeomofaes? ' fbff OFFICERS CLASS YELL President-Joan Seber 'ARahl Rahl Rah! Vice-President-Mary Vreeland Watch us go through! Secretary-Iris Johnson We're the Class of '42, Treasurer-I-Ielen Kirby Historian-I rene Smith Facully Adviser--Miss Grace I. Williams CLASS COLORS CLASS MOTTO CLASS FLOWER Blue and Gold Always Lead, Red Rose Never Follow MEMBERS I-Iarold Butler Stewart Collins Stanley Filipski Eleanor Ader Mary Bird Florence Bryant Jessie Buntain Virginia Clawson Ruth Diehl Jennie Firuta Elizabeth Fleming AGRICULTURAL COURSE Michael Smaracko Thomas Whelan Joseph Wisnieski Gerald Fritts David Garriques Wallace Hoffman COLLEGE PREPARATORY CoURsE Olive Ponte Joan Seber Betty Swenson William Thorp Evelyn Tomaino Marguerite Trimmer Anna Van I-Iorn Mary Vreeland Phyllis Freeborn Rena I-Iildebrant Iris Johnson Raecarol Johnson Helen Kirby Charles Messler Irene Morgan Geraldine Petty lforl U- Hue V gn A, ,W 4 Forty-six I W I ,IVA 1 if ff S18 .Q X , N Ml fi A p me Qnoctc Richard Batson Anna Mae Bird Jack Cannon Virginia Curl Helen Danyluk John De Remer Marion Flumerfelt Antonia Galcik Emma Gray Joseph Hawkins Andrew Hazelton Linda Herbert Gerald Huff Joyce Ackerman Joseph Ardin William Ayres Marie Baerenrodt Thomas Blair Charles Case Peter Congedo Robert French Rudolph Di Gilio Donald Edwards Bryan Everitt Josephine Farley COMMERCIAL COURSE Robert Johnson Walter Kowalick Lawrence Lance Ruth Loerch Donald Luff Stella Opanowich Sara Ort Jane Parr Mildred Parr Edward Pasko Harvey Perrine Helen Philhower Eleanor Riegel SCIENTIFIC COURSE Ira Hoagland Douglas Hosking John Hull David Johnson William Kehoe William Kern Stella Kowalczuk Joseph Maxwell GENERAL COURSE Kenneth Hayes David Herbert Felix Knott Kenneth Reed Donald Santee Forty-seven Ethel Robertson Richard Robeson Dorothy Robson Karl Schramm Betty Smith Irene Smith Janice Smith Joseph Stewart Violet Stillwell Bert Swackhamer Bella Thomson Charles Van Horn Barrie Wayland Emily Mayberry Edna Pazew Stanley Penkol Warren Reed Dorothy Salata Edwin Tynan Harold Van Stone Daniel Wachsman Frank Shimanski Gilbert Smith John Tillou Orval Wilson I , Form-eight 5 J cf f ,ff I S ' A Y Q 6 O H E f', i -J Z 7 X ,, 2 M 4 it 5 1 4 V gl fx, -,...,.:1eA-V lm, . f 2, ,' fp-'.?QlL,.,- V9 in .MA X bligif if f, M Z fh a Z WWF Vw - ,' -CHQTV, : ST L E5 A L 2 Z S+ OFFICERS CLASS YELL President-Andrew Smith i'Open your eyes Vice-President-William Schmeal And you will see Secretary-George Scheller That we're the Class of '43. Treasurer-Shirley Stevens Historian-Margaret Beatty Faculty Adviser-Mr. George E. Michael CLASS COLORS CLASS MoTTo CLASS FLOWER Blue and White Upward and Onward Red Rose MEMBERS AGRICULTURAL COURSE Richard Baldwin William Getchius Stanley Hedden Margaret Beatty Gloria Cardinal Dorothy Clark Helen Coleman George Cummins Wallace Good Lee Gravatt Ralph Groover Barbara Hall Dorothy Huff Edward Kay David Keggan Frederick McPeak Calvin Park Merrill Sargeant Carl Wyckoff COLLEGE PREPARATORY CoURSE Helen Kass Mildred Kirby Lois Kugelman Doris Morgan Patricia Palmer Stephen Platz Dorothy Sargeant George Scheller Victoria Smalinski Forty-nine Andrew Smith Chester Stephens Shirley Stephens Harry Tenny Sarah Tiffany Joyce Vail Lewis Vliet Jessie Vreeland John Wadsworth Lorraine Wandelt Fifty it 1 I A Lx me Qnecte Walter Batson Ruth Bell Dale Beltzner Alberta Bird Betty Blake Helen Cisiewicz Robert Curl Robert Dalley Loretta Di Rienzo Betty Douma Warren Eeller Howard Goarcke Helen Gordon Eugene Grace Evelyn Greene Mary Hansler Daniel Allen Albert Alpaugh Ralph Bailey Norma Baker Willis Beatty Arthur Boite Norman Bragar Susi Burstein Theodore Campbell Charles Coleman Carl Allen Amos Alpaugh Bernays Apgar James Best Arthur Blake COMMERCIAL COURSE Susie Hockstra Laura Mae Johnson Stella Kardell Marjorie Kimble Rose Kowalick Betty Jane Leamon Madaline Mclnerney Helen Meaker Janet Nyhius Harry Pearce Charles Petty Richard Quick Lorraine Reed Helen Richardson Erma Robertson SCIENTIFIC COURSE Audrey Dorcas Robert Grant Doris Gruver William Hartenstien Robert Kastenhuber Arthur Kice Mary Laskey Cecelia Marks Henry Martin GENERAL COURSE Herman Brown Richard Robinson Clifford Silverthorn Andrew Smaracko Fifty -one Wilmot Rush Adolph Rygiel Annie Semanchik Anna Senkoruk Rose Slhimanski Ella Snoekstra Harold Sutton Helen Terick Evelyn Tichenor Robert Tierney Clarence Tynan Clifford Tynan Carolyn Wheeler Betty Williamson Elizabeth Woronowicz Agnes Wyker Charles Parke James Russomanno George Saunders William Schmeal John Sliker Raymond Sparnon Leanora Stafford Charles Sutton Agnes Terick Erank Tomaino Harvey Smith Harold Stevens Gloria Stewart William Strand Norton Willson Fifty-two it I at Elizabeth Ackerman Ernest Adickes ....... Edna Agens .,.... Betty Allen .,....... me Qnocce Class of 1939 as Alumni .. .... At home .......At home ..,..,At home ., 4... At home George Apgar, Jr. .... .. .... Shell Garage Horace Ayres ......, ....... A t home Warren Beary, Jr. ..,. .,.4.,. C hurchman's Business College Byron Bonnell ...,. Homer Bryan ..,.. Isabella Buntain Helen Campbell .,.,...At home ..,..,,Hamilton College . . ...Post-Graduate Course .......Citizens Preparatory Institute Romeo Caperna .. ,...... At home Yolanda Caperna ..,... ..,. The College Shoppe Arthur Decker, Jr. ., ,,.. Falstrom Sheet Metal Works William DeRemer ,.,. ,....,.. P ost-Graduate Course Helen Doncheski 4...... At home Harold Ervey ...,. Martha Everitt ...,. ..,.....Farming . ,,.. Centenary Junior College Regina Flynn ,4,.. ....... A t home ' Lester Goble, Jr. ..., ..,H. L, Goble Q5 Co. Laura Grier .... ....,.. A t home Helen Hayes .,.At home Edna Hedden .. 4. ,...... At home Robert Holder ,..., ,...,. S t. Peters College George Hueber ..,.. ..,.,.., A t home Richard Johnson ..,... .. ,.., Post-Graduate Course Vivian Johnson ...... At home Milton Jopowicz , .. .,.,.,. Farming Ruth Kirby ....... Victor Klimas Mr. Arthur Danks .......Truck Farming Paul Kolba ..,......., ..,,.., R ider College Caroline Kowal .... 4, .,..... Belvidere Ribbon Mill Joseph Kowalczuk . . ,.,. Louisiana State University Stella Kowalick . Nicholas Landiak ..,. Doris Linaberry Renee Marshall . ., . Jean Mayberry John Metroke .......At home ,....,.Louisiana State University .M...,Centenary Junior College .,.....Post-Graduate Course Pohatcong Hosiery Works Progress Administration Fifty-three --.- 4 x Fl I r M y me Qmocte VA. Josephine Meyers ..,,. Bertha Nunn .,.,,.. Margaret O'Dowd Mary O'Dowd ..,.... Edmund Oram ....... Raymond Ozyjowski Margaret Palmer ., Everitt Parr .,.,... Richard Pool ,.,.. Annie Relo .... Maxine Robson ..,.. Roberta Rodziewicz Lester Schroeder .,,. Clara Sergent ..... Geneva Skrivan Leslie Smith, Jr. Rosemary Smith .... Milton Solomon .,.. Ruth Solomon ...... Vernet Steinmann Edison Stiff ....,.. Gilbert Stout ..,,. John Thomas Jane Thomson Marion Tinsman .,.. William Tishuk .,.. Jane Vital .,.,,....... Alma Wadsworth Irene Williamson .,.. George Wiseburn ..... Hilda Wydner ... .......Paterson State Teachers College ...,...Centenary Junior College ,,..,.,The Berkeley School .,...,.Mountainside Hospital School of Nursing ......,United States Army .....,.Drake Business College ,.....,At home ..,Farming Drake Business College Landers Fur Company . .,... Drake Business College ..,..,Harry J. Goldstein ,,4,...Salmon Brothers ...,.,.George Balchler ., .. 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Closing Exercises of the Elementary School. Auditorium of the High School. THURSDAY, JUNE 22. 8:00 P. M. Commencement Exercises, Class of 1939. Auditorium of the High School. Address by Mr. Harry N. Holmes, Secretary of the World Alliance For International Friendship, New York City. FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 7:00 P. M. Twenty-seventh Annual Meeting of the Alumni Association of the High School. Banquet at the Presbyterian Chapel, followed by a dance in the school gymnasium. S ixty-five W me Qffcoctc Baccalaureafe Services JUNE 18, 1939 7:45 P. M. March A ..,.,.., ,.,. ...,. ..,...,....., A A Janet Buntain March of the Heroes --Beethoven Hymn ,.,.V ,.,. .V,,..,.,.. A A A AAAA A AAA. Come, Thou Almighty King Chorus AAAAA AAAAA,.AAAA,AAA AAAAAAAAAAAA ,AAA AAAAA A A A A AA AA AAAAAAAAAAAA Senior Girls 'Une Sweetly Solemn Thought -Ambrose Invocation AAAAAAA A AA AA A AAAA AA A A AA A Rev. Reuben F. Pieters Violin Trio A A AAAAAA AA Bella Buntain, Arthur Decker, Mr. Willis Searfoss Beautiful Dreamer -Slephen Foster Accompanist--Jane! Buntain Scriptural Reading A AAA. AAAAA A A AAAA AAAAA A AA A AA Rev. J. Clark Callender Genesis HI Hymn AA AA AAAAAAAAAA AAAA A AA Faith of Our Fathers Baccalaureate Sermon A AAAA A A AAAA A AAAA A A Rev. George C. Wadsworth To Know Good and Evil Hymn AAAAA AA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AA Our God, Our Help in Ages Past Benediction AAAAAA AA AA Rev. J. Clark Callender Sixty-six S1 xt - se :Jen F! ffl r , I A 3 me Qnectc E' Thirfy-second Anniversary of Class Day JUNE 20, 1939 FAIR ENOUGH Arranged and produced by Mrs. Helen R. Snyder ' THE CAST Wover Gralen ....., .... ........,.,..... ...... M i 1 ton Solomon Her Majesty .,s.W Helen Campbell His Majesty ...... . ...,..,..... .. A... . .. ,... , ., . , , Gilbert Stout I. Leadem ,.,..,.4......,,...,.l,,l.l.,,,..,.,.........l., ,.l.. . .. ,,,., ,. . .,,.., John Thomas The Fixits ,....... Horace Ayers, Warren Beatty, William DeRemer, Robert Holder Alexander Biscuit Bell ,......,l,......... . ......,,.i,..i,...,., ..i., ,..V.... V e rnet Steinman The Sightseers i..i.............i,., ..... E rnest Adickes, Betty Allen, Harold Ervey, Laura Grier, Ruth Kirby Min ..............,....,,.,..,.......,... ..........., . .. .........,...i.i... . Betty Ackerman Ezry, Fresh from the Country .. .. Richard Johnson The End Man .,..,. Mr. M. F. Joulton Mrs. M. F. Joulton Gansel ..... .,..,.,.,.,. Hretel ..............,.., Dutch Peasants ,,.,.,....... Peri ...... Sphere ..,....,...... Scotch Lassies ...,... Perciphina .,.,. ,, Percy ....,..,........ .,,. The Sightseers ..... . Richard Pool Raymond Ozyjowski .. .,....,Mary O'DoWd Bertha Nunn Rosemary Smith ,Edna Agens, Edna Hedden, Catherine Kowal, Stella Kowalick, Doris Linaberry, Josephine Meyers, Margaret Palmer, Irene Williamson Homer Bryan Edison Stiff Bella Buntain, Jean Thomson . Renee Marshall .. . Leslie Smith Milton Jopowicz, Paul Kolba, Joe Kowalczuk, Nicholas Landiak, Margaret O'DoWd, Everitt Parr, Maxine Robson, Roberta Radziewicz, Jane Vital, Alma Wadsworth Small Fry ......... ......, ......,......, G e orge Apgar, Arthur Decker, Lester Schroeder Lorothy Damour .. . ...,. .. . ..., ...,. ..,.,..,.,.....,,,... ,....,..... , , , Helen Doncheski I. Relish ..... .,,..,........,...........,.........,,.,,.. ...,. . . . ..,.......... ,,,. M arion Tinsman The Three Musketeers ..,. , . Byron Bonnell, William Tishuk, George Wiseburn Dorton Mowney .,..,.,......,....,,..,,.... ,. ......... ..,.. .....,,,... . . , Victor Klimas The Trylon Ten ..., .,.... M artha Everitt, Regina Flynn, Helen Hayes, Vivian Johnson, Jean Mayberry, Annie Relo, Clara Sergent, Geneva Skrivan, Ruth Solomon, Hilda Wydner Sixty-eight 7 ll me Qnocte PROGRAM Selection .,., ,...A, ..A.,,.,..,,... ,A..A.A, .........., , . ,,..,............ O r c hestra Address of Welcome ....,,..,..,...,,,... .....,........ 1 .. 4..4,.. Milton Solomon ln A Little Dutch Kindergarten . ..,... Ciansel, Hretel, Dutch Peasants 'Al-Ionolulu . .......,,..,...t.A.,.... ,..,i.,i.i.. ..................i,......,..... P e ri, Sphere Sword Dance ......r,..,,,.,.,,. ..r......,.....,..,., .,...,., ,....i,c, ....,., S c o t ch Lassics In The Merry Merry Month of May . ..,,,...... Perciphina, Percy, Londoners Three Little Fishes ,.,...A,.....,....,....,,.,. . ..,.,..,.,......,.,.. ..,.......... . . Small Fry 'AHOW Strange, 'Cinderella Stay ln My Arms , . ,...,,,.... Lorothy Damour Sing A Song of Sunbeamsu, 'Heaven Can Wait . ,...,.r.,,r, ,.r,r C lass of 1939 'lAt A Little Hot Dog Stand r..r .,,. .. .... 1, ,, Wower Gralen, I. Relish Little Skipper ,.,....,.... ..,,,.,....,,..,. ,.,, T h e Three Musketeers HMeXica1i Rose ....,......,.......,..... ..,. , .,....... D orton Mowney Under the Spreading Chestnut Tree .,r, .,,..,r.. T he Trylon Ten 'Cod Bless America ...,.........,.. ..,..... , ., ,.... Class of 1939 Class History ..r......,. .,,. ..,. B e tty Allen Class Poem . ....,.. ..,,,,.. B ertha Nunn Class Prophecy ., ,.,. .. .r,... .,...r,.,i., , 1. . . ,...... Homer Bryan Class Will .,.........r. .. ...,.. ..., ...,.,,r,.,r..r.... ,...,. . . . .. Josephine Meyers. Mementoes Regina Flynn, William DeRemer, Jean Mayberry, Lester Schroeder Presentation of Key of Knowledge ..,.r,....r.,.,..... ...,r,r, . .1 1. t.,. Martha Everitt Mantle Oration 1 1, ,.,,,,.r ,r,.t.,.,..t,.t ....,, R e nee Marshall Response A .,r.. .....,.. ..,....r.. .,r.. . . ,... L e onard Fiedler Class Song . ..,. ...,, C lass of 1939 Selection ..., , ,... rr.,. O rchestra Sixty- nine FA 1 Seventy Al 1 XI me QF-mote: Closing Exercises ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1939 The Ouflaw King PROGRAM Music: Marimba Solo, Memories . .. ...., . , .,i, ...,,,George Cummins 'iEan Eare . ,.... ..,,....... . ., ., , Ralph Groover, Roland Phoebus Prologue ..., . ,.,, ..,. . . .. .. . A ., , Helen Kass ACT I Music: Trumpet Solo, 'iCarnival of Venice r,r, ., .. . , .. Ralph Groover Janet Buntain, Accompanist ACT H Music: 'AThe World is Waiting for the Sunrise r,r,r . ..Grade Orchestra ACT III Presentation of Diplomas Awarding of Prizes CHARACTERS Robin Hood, Earl of Huntingon , ...... . Eriar Tuck I Little John I Will Scarlet I ,. Members of Robin Hood's Band ..., I Will Srutely I I Alan-a-Dale I Lf I Frank Tomaino William Schmeal George Scheller Eugene Grace Robert Tierney Lee Gravatt l Lady Marion, Ward of the.King and Sweetheart of Robin Hood .Lois Kugelman Lady Dorothy, Her Lady-in-Waiting . .......,.,. r,r...,r..., .... ..., . , H elen Kass Catherine I I Arlene Tynan Guinevere . , , , ., Ladies-in-Waiting ,.r, , . Janet Nyhius Elaine I I Barbara Hall Mary I I Jessie Vreeland Prince John of England ........r., . ., Richard I CEirst seen as the Abbotj , Wallace Good Robert Grant A Pilgrim fSir Gilbertj ..,.,.,. ..,. . , ., ..... .......... C aroline Park The Sheriff of Nottingham . , ,, ,, ,. , ..., Charles A. Smith, Jr, A Minstrel , T ..., .,.,..r, . . ,......tV..,...,i...,.,..,,.... Janet Nyhius Two Guards ,..., , , , . , Erma Robertson, Dorothy Huff Servant ....... ,. , . .,,. A .. .. .,..,........,...., Ralph Groovcr SCENES ACT I-The Forest of Sherwood, during Nottingham Fair ACT Il-Hall of the Kings castle a few days later ACT Ill-Same as Act l, the next morning TIME C The days of Richard the Lion-Hearted Directors , .,.,. .. . ...., .,.... , Mrs. Agnes Thomas, Mr. Ernest Stephens Seventy-one me Qnoctc Fiffy-fourfh Annual Commencemenf Exercises THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1939 8 :OO P. M. March .,..,. ,.,..,.,..,,,.,.., .A,A.,.... A A A AA ,.... A School Orchestra A'Pompe and Circumstancen-EA Elgar Invocation .c..c..... .,.... A AA A .... .,c. A A .c.. ,.,.., R ev. J. Clark Callender Salutatory with Essay A A A AA AA ,AAA AA A AAAA Roberta Rodziewicz From Dump to Glory Selection A AAA, A A A AA A A AA AA AA School Orchestra Bells of St. Mary's Honorary Oration A AAAAAA AAAA A A A A A AAAAAA AAAA AAAAAA A A AAAAA A AA William Tishuk The World's Greatest Show Essay with Valedictory AAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAA M a r tha Everitt The World of Tomorrow Overture AAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAA A AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAA AAAAA S c h ool Orchestra Pique Dame Address AAAAAAA A AAAA AAAA A AAAA A A AAAAA Mr. Harry N. Holmes Selection AAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAA S c h ool Orchestra Bohemian Girl Presentation of Diplomas AAAAAA AAAAA A A. AAAAAAAA AA AAAA A AA A A. Mr. E. W. Kilpatrick CPresident of the Board of Educationj Award of Prizes AAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA A AA AAAAAAA AAAA AAAAAA M r A V. C. Brugler CSupervising Principalj Benediction A AAAAA AA AAAAAAAAAA AAAA A AAAA A AAAAAAAA A Rev. Reuben F. Pieters March AAAAAAAA AAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAA AAAA A A A AA AAAAAAAA School Orchestra High School Cadets SGUQVII yftwo l f ill 7 . AX we Qmflacce Annual Banquef and Dance Alumni Associafion lhe twenty-seventh annual banquet and dance of the Hackettstown High School Alumni Association on Friday evening June 23, 1939 was a very enjoyable affair. Two hundred and eighty members came back to the old town of their childhood days to meet their old schoolmates and enjoy the banquet and dance. These banquets recall many pleasant memories and the Alumni look forward to having you with us again. Our guests were Supervising Principal Van Cleve Brugler, Principal Frank A. Souders and the graduating class of 1939. The banquet was held in the Presbyterian Chapel and the elegant dinner was served by the Pastors Aid, The guest table extending through the center of the dining hall was decorated with baskets of beautiful flowers, gifts of Roehrich and Morgans, florists. The other tables were also decorated with beautiful flowers-many thanks to the class of 1929. MENU FRUIT CUP RELISI-I ROAST TURKEY FISH CRANBERRY SAUCE MASHED POTATOES HARVARD BEETS PEAS HEARTS OF LETTUCE RUSSIAN DRESSING ROLLS ICE CREAM CAKE COFFEE MINTS Our congenial friend, Harold Osmun, Class of 1916, acted as toastmaster with his usual supply of jokes. The toastmaster introduced the President of the Association, Harold Nunn, Class of 1904, who gave the address of welcome. Mr. Nunn extended a most cordial welcome to the old members and welcomed the Class of 1939 to our Association. The response was given by Milton Solomon, President of the Class of 1939. Our worthy Supervising Principal, Mr, Van Cleve Brugler, responded for the school and gave an interesting talk. Principal Fgank A. Souders gave a toast which was heartily enjoyed. We had the honor of having one of our former Principals. Prof. William S. Lesh, with us. Our toastmaster called on Mr. Lesh for a toast which was enjoyed by all. Steven Stanowicz responded for the Class of 1934. holding its fifth reunion. Lydia Wilson Beatty responded for the Class of 1929, holding its tenth reunion. Gladys Stidworthy Anderson responded for the Class of 1924, holding its fifteenth reunion. Thomas La Bar responded for the Class of 1919, holding its twentieth reunion. Morgan Mason responded for the Class of 1914, holding its twenty-hfth reunion. Mrs. Anna Ledwith Farley responded for the Class of 1909, holding its thirtieth reunion. Earl Deremer responded for the Class of 1904, holding its thirty- fifth reunion. Howard Klotz responded for the Class of 1899, holding its fortieth reunion. Wm. H. Rice and Ernest Stephens responded for the Class of 1889, holding its fiftieth reunion. Lewis G. Salmon responded for the Class of 1884, holding its Hfty-hfth reunion. The Silver Loving Cup was awarded to the Class of 1914. Morgan Mason accepted the cup for the class. An interesting feature was that three of the graduating class had their mother or father present at the banquet. Rosemary Smith Mrs. Mabel Smith. Class of 1916 Bertha Nunn J. Harold Nunn, Class of 1904 Martha Everitt Paul Everitt, Class of 1904 All received a very hearty applause. Harold Nunn. 1904, lead the gathering 'in singing: Shipmates Stand Together, School Days. Barber Shop Melody. and When My Dream Boat Comes Home. After singing the Alma Mater, the members and their guests assembled in the High School Gymnasium which had been beautifully decorated by the Class of 1934, It was a happy and colorful party for the Alumni Dance. Harry Neighbor, Class of 1907, and his orchestra furnished their usual snappy dance music which was enioved by all. Time passes too quickly at these reunions for friends and classmates. Come back each year and greet your friends. The Alumni welcomes you. The latch string will always be on the outside. BERTHA G. VLIET, C1085 of 1883. Seventy-three ,W x Seventy-four .. - .. .. A 7 THC Qnocce Visi'l' Our School Day On Monday, May 8, we observed our sixth annual Visit Our School Day. Fifty-six pupils representing ten schools from the six districts that send their students to our High School were in attendance. Mr. Atwood, our County Superintendent, attended the Assembly and spoke to the Faculty and students. The advantages offered by our High School were much in evidence. A pleasant and profitable day was the expression of all present. SCHEDULE FOR THE DAY A. M. 8:45 - 9:00 Introduction to members of the Faculty 9:00 - 10:30 Observation of classes 10:30 - 12:00 Assembly P. M. 12:00 - 1:00 Noon intermission 1:00 ' 2:00 Pictures taken of those in attendance 2:00 - 3:00 Observation of classes 3:00 - 3:40 Explanation of the different courses of study by Mr. V. C. Brugler OUR ASSEMBLY PROGRAM March .. . . , . . .. , . , School Orchestra High School Cadets -Sousa Flag Salute . . ..., , A .. .. ,.... .. . .. , . . School CLed by Geneva Skrivanj Hymn .,.. ,, A , . . , . . . . School Abide With Me. Seventy-Hue .A....- .A Seven! gf-six fl 7 M we Qeoccc Selections AA A A A,A. .... .,....,,., A A ..., ,,., S c hool Orchestra Cal Waltz, A'Voice of Spring ,,,.. ...... S trauss Chl Overture, i'Maritana A ...r,,,. r,r,. R alfe Ccj Fox-Trot, i'Umbrella Man Scriptural Reading ,i,... ...,. E dison Stiff Lord's Prayer ,.., ...., .,..., ..,., A A A .,i..i... S chool Selections from the Operetta, A'Tune In High School Glee Club Cal Opening Chorus A ,.... A A .... ..... A A :AA A A Chorus Tune ln Cbj We're Telling the World AA George Apgar, Milton Solomon Edison Stiff Ccj The Moon Was Old AAAAAAA Bertha Nunn, Walter Boice Cdl Dance AAAAAAAA Roberta Bowers, Anna Congedo, Rosemary Smith Cej Fanfare and Kroggins' Theme Song ,,AAAAAAAAA,AAAA AAAAA E nsemble ffl Who Cares AAAA, A A AAAAAAA Marguerite Trimmer, George Apgar Cigl The Gate is Off the Hinges AAAMarion Tinsman, Leonard Fiedler, Lester Goble, Willis Hochgesang Grant McDaniels, Charles Robinson Chl Finale AAAAAAA AAAAA AAA,AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA.AA,AAAAAAA,A..AAAA AAAA C h o rus Announcements A AAAAA AAAA M ilton Solomon Welcome AAAAAAAAAAA AAAAA M r. F. A. Souders Selections AAAAAAAA,.,AAAAAAAA,AAA .AAAAA A AA A AAAAAAAA School Band Caj March, Invercargill A AA A A A Lithgow fbj Selection, HA Little Vodka AAA. A A AAAA A Shumaker Ccj Waltz, 'ATales from Vienna Woods .AAAA .AAAA S trauss fdj March, 'iOn the Mall AAAA A.AAAAAAAAAAAAA..A.AA A AA... G Oldman Cej Hackettstown High School Alma Mater March AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAA A AA AAAA AA A AAAA AA AAAA Stars and Stripes Forever -Sousa Seventy-seven School Band I fz ix E I as 4? J2- if 5 . ,Y - ,W msmz--nf. Seventy-eight fi 7 A W: me Qnacte-3 Memorial Day Program MONDAY, MAY 29, 1939 CLASS OF 1941 lklarch-AAWashington Post, Sousa ,..,,. . r,r.. , , Orchestra Selection- Bells of St. Mary's ,,..,..,.. ,. . ..., , . A . Orchestra Flag Salute .r,.r,. .rr. ...... . r ,,.r. , , .,....r.,,....rr. , .... ,,r.r,. . , .... Jennie Rogers Solo- God Bless America, l'FloWers for the Brave .... Marguerite Trimmer Scriptural Reading-Psalm XXIII .... .r... ........,.,,... . , . .. . .. . , Jane Van Over Lord's Prayer ....,........r.,..,,.........,...i..,......,.,,,. i .... School Trombone Solo- Memories ....,...,...,. ,.,. i . , ..,. . A... i Ann Everitt Overture-- American Fantasief' Victor Herbert .. . ,. , ,, Orchestra Duet- Roses of Picardy, 'AThe Blue and the Gray . Betty Burger, Ruth Frost Reading-Letter to Mrs. Bixby .,.,...,... . ,,,.,.,. ,.r., . . .,.... I-Iarold Connolly SACRIFICE A PEACE PLAY IN ONE ACT Marcus Bach CHARACTERS Mary Bixby .. ....,..,...,. ...,.. ........,........,...,,,,,., ...... A n n a Congedo Nancy, her daughter ..,,........i. ,..,,.,.......r.. , , Roberta Bowers Caleb Wierck, brother to Mary Bixby ..r. . ....,., .. John Stecko Ross Blair, a young soldier .....,.,...,.r....r ...,. . . ,,..r . Raymond Greenbaum A NVoman ....,...,.r.,...,.......,. ..,,,.,. .,r,.r,... , . ., ..... Shirley Osmun Two Men ,.... ,.,...,..,......,..,., . .. , ....... Charles Shinkowski, Robert French Scene--The kitchen of the Bixby home in Boston Time-A day in May 1864. Toward evening, March-4'Semper Fidelisf' Sousa .,..,. ..,...r. ....,. . , . ...,, ,.,, . .. .....,...., Orchestra Brass Sextette-l'Nearer My God To Me . Janet Buntain, Ann Everitt, Robert Grant, Jean Hodgson, Grace Hopler, Marcus Smith Essay-- In Memoriam, CPresentation of Wreathj .. . ...., A .Gibson Cooper Taps . ,.......,,..........,,..,.....,,... .... ,....,.... . , . . .. Janet Buntain, Marcus Smith Stage, Property and Costume Managers .,....... John Rice, Wilma Skinner Fred Tishuk, Ruth Wydner Ushers ......,. Lillian Goble, Helen Kompicki, Julia Palmer, Mary Vargo Director ,.,..,....,. .....,.,... ., ,.,. . ,... ,. ...,.... .,,. M iss Grace I. Williams Musz'c furnished by the School Orchestra and Sophomore girls under the direction of Mr. Wz'Ilz's P. Searfoss and Miss Annette Welrt. Seventy-nine Eighty ,l I ff me Qnocte: VA. Chrisfmas Program FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1939 Presented by THE CLASS OF 1941 MARCH-A'The High School Cadets -Sousa ......,., Public School Orchestra ADDRESS OE WELCOME ..,. , r , ..,.., 4,.. ,....,,,,...1 . . . Roberta Bowers JUNIOR SEXTETTE-''Jerusalem -from Gounod's GolIz'a Roberta Bowers, Elizabeth Burger, Anna Congedo Ruth Frost, Elizabeth Green, Elizabeth Sherry ESSAY- Christmas in Other Lands ,,,,,,. ,......, ...,,., r E lorence Williamson SELECTION- A Christmas Fantasie -Karl Grossman Public School Orchestra ESSAY-A'The Real Christmas Spirit ...... ,.,. ,.,.. ...,,.,.,.. E l i zabeth Sherry CHORUS-'AHalleluiah Chorus -from HandeI's Messz'ah, Junior Glee Club SELECTION-HSanta Claus is Comin' to Town , .Public School Orchestra SONG- I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day . ,. . .... Assembly PLAY AT THE INN By Mary Russell CAST OF CHARACTERS JOEL, innkeeper of Bethlehem , , ...,.... ,,., .,.... . John Stecko RACHEL, his wife .. ....,,i.. ...,..,. ,..,.....,.... . . r .. ,i... Julia Palmer JOSEPH .... ,,..,,,.., ,.,.. R o bert 'Morgan MARY ,,..... ,..,.,.,.. R uth Frost ASA ..,..... ..., . . James Mooney JACOB ........,...,.., ,.,,. ,... .....,. E d w ard Kass SEMEL .,..,...,..............., ....,..........,.,... , .,., ,...,...,..,..... R o bert Beaty DAVID, a son of Joel .... .... . . . ..,, . ,.,, . .,., , H . Raymond Greenbaum THREE MAGI ..i..,.,.i.,., .. .. Stanley Kasper, William O'Dowd, Fred Tishuk CHORUS ..,....... .... .......,... .........., , , . . .,., .... ..,. . . . Junior Glee Club Nellie Beaty, Roberta Bowers, Elizabeth Burger, Anna Congedo, Ruth Frost, Elizabeth Green, Florence Hanzel, Leatrice Lommason, Eliza- beth Nyhius, Julia Palmer, Jane Park, Gladys Reed, Jennie Rogers, Elizabeth Sherry, Wilma Skinner, Ruth Wydner Scene: Courtyard of an inn in Bethlehem Time: Night of the Nativity SONG- Silent Night ........... .,.,,.,,..... , . ..,. ...,,,., ,..,,..., . . Assembly MARCH-Sound Off -Sousa ,,.,... . .. Public School Orchestra STAGE MANAGER ...,.......,...,.,. r , ..,,..,... Edward Hagaman COACH .........,.,. ,.......,..,.,...., . .,r,......,.,...,....,.. M rs. Ethel M. Hale VOCAL MUSIC . .,,...,.......,,i.,..,.,,..,t...,,..,. directed by Miss Annette D. Wert INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC ...,..,..,.......,..,. directed by Mr. Willis P. Searfoss USHERS ...........,,,,, .. .,... Lillian Goble, Shirley Heiser, Eugene Jopowicz Eighty-one Eiqhlg-two A' 7 I fa X me QF-mace Debafes DOVER HIGH SCHOOL Vs. HACKETTSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL AT DOVER ..A,,,...,O , , .,.., , V., ...A,. ., ... I, . FEBRUARY 7,1940 AT HACKETTSTOWN ...., .. . R.,... .R.. 4,,4., E E BRUARY 9, 1940 2:30 p, ni. QUESTION Resolved: That the Federal Government should own and operate the railroads. CHAIRMEN AT DOVER , .,.. , .. .. , ,, . . NIR. FREDERICK LUDDEN AT HACKETTSTOWN ...., ....,.,. 4.,. ,,,.., R E V . REUBEN F. PIETERS TEAMS DOVER HIGH SCHOOL Affirmative Adelaine Fogelson Irving Schiffman Doris Fezcko Jean Drexel N egatiue Robert Margetson Grace Thorndycraft Ella Anderson Seth Graubert HACKETTSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL Affirmative N 990 I ive Shirley Olsmun Florence Williamson Joan Seber Sarah Tiffany Leonard Fiedler Betty Sherry Dover High School , s.,.., . Hackettstown High School ......,.,.. NOTE 1 Th COACHES Roberta Bowers Leona Stephens Louis Cronholm Mrs. Ethel M. Hale, Miss Eleanor E, Meyer e Forum style of debating was used. The Aflirmative side of the question was supported by the home team. Eighty-three Eighty-four FA - 2 I fl 5 me Qnecce The Charming Prefender Comedy Drama in Three Acts Presented by the Class of 1940 THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 14, CAST OF CHARACTERS BUCHANNAN DREXEL, a financier .,e.. STEPHEN DREXEL, his son ., ELOISE DREXEL, his daughter ,. ,.,,,,,.., ..,.,V,..,,.. . , CAVANAUGH, a butler A ,. ,, N., T. .. . LORD MARSHALL KENDALL, a young Englishman ,,..,,. ANDREW CARMICHAEL, u young American g,.V.,.,, i. GLADYS JOY, a young model ....,. ..... . SUE ALEXANDER, The Pretender , .,,,. ..,g,.,..,, . 1940 ,.,Morris Levitt . Bruce Stout .. ,,,,, Frances Zellars Leonard Fiedler ....,..,.Walter Boice ..Marcus Smith .Esther Kass A T,.. ., Doris Rossy Scene: Living-room in the Drexel home, Boston, Mass. Act I. A morning in early summer Act Il. A week later Act Ill. That evening Coach ., ,,..,. . ,,,,,., Mrs. Ethel M. Hale Stage Manager ..,., ....., . ., ,,,,......., A i i i Frank Walsls Property Manager ., . .. , .,.. , , , Grace Hopler Publicity Committee . , , .. ,,., Jean Connolly, Marjorie Croot, Julia Tillou Music was furnished by .. THE SCHOOL ORCHESTRA under the direction of MR. HENRY S. DABCZYNSKT Eighty-five Eighty-six ffl fix me Qooctc Junior Prom The decorations of our Junior Prom this year were inspired, no doubt, by the political situation abroad. The red, white and blue kept the feeling of de- mocracy and patriotism in our minds throughout the evening. Along the walls were silhouettes of those two esteemed political leaders of our country-George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. We could imagine that those two were looking in at our dance and feeling proud that we are able to enjoy the privileges of a free country. As usual, the Grand March was led by the Junior Class President, Leonard Fiedler and Miss Eileen Heater. The music of Ken Brader's Saracens enabled the girls and boys, who, by the way, looked as if they had just arrived from Hollywood, to make the Junior Prom of the year 1939 one to be long remembered. The patrons and patronesses were: Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Kilpatrick, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Van Cleve Brugler, Mr Frank A. Souders, Miss Emily Johnson, Miss Louise A. Lloyd, Mr Thomas H. LaBar, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Voorhees, Mr. and Mrs Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. E. Faulconer Hale. Invitation Committee: Olga Kowalick, Chairman: Mary Diehl Tillou. and Mrs. and Mrs. C. Albert and Julia Music Committee: Grace Hopler, Chairman: Marjorie Croot and Wanda Hall. Decorating Committee: George Gibbs, Chairman: Walter Boice, Viola Bolzan, Jean Connolly, Alfred Dellicker, Annamary Farley, Jane Gruendyke, Marie Gruendyke, Mary Hagaman, Esther Kass, Harriet Kay, Gloria Loerch, Doris Rossy, Lottie Sawicki, Marcus Smith, Joseph Stanowicz, Keith Stidworthy: Bruce Stout, Paul Strunk, Lynn Whelan and Frances Zellars. Eighty-seven Eighty-eight it I fix g m, me Qnoctc Tune ln AN OPERETTA IN TWO ACTS PRESENTED BY THE GLEE CLUB OF THE HACKETTSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL Friday, May 5, 1939 CHARACTERS Kasper Kroggins, the Codfish King ........,.,.......,,.....,.... ...,... M ilton Solomon Mrs. Kroggins, his ambitious wife .....,,..,...... .,,.... M arion Tinsman Jean Kroggins, their daughter ..........,...,....,......... .,.,,.,.. ............,.....,, ........ B e r 'tha Nunn Joe Brown, owner of Radio Station WTNT .4,...... .........,,,,,.... .,......,... ...,.., W a l ter Boice Jerry Kennedy, aduertising manager of the Kroggins Kippered Kodfish Co. ............ George Apgar Tilly 1 I Rosemary Smith Milly P .................. A sister team at WTNT ...,....,....,,..... 4 Roberta Bowers Billy I I Anna Congedo Dynamo Dave, Production Manager at WTNT ,....r.. .. Mitzi, Switchboard operator at WTNT .,.,....,.....,.... Bob, Engineer in charge of control room .,.,. .. ....., . .......... J. Bottomley-Binks. An Announcer at WTNT ..,.. ..,.,,.......,, Archibald Throckmorton, who would like to see Mr. Brown Lysander Phipps, a theatrical producer ......,,.,.....,.......,.... y Time-The Present Synopsis of Scenes ACT I Studio A of Radio Station WTNT, an hour before ACT II The same, following evening-New Year's Eve. MUSICAL NUMBERS ...,.,.............Arthur Decker ....,..Marguerite Trimmer ...Richard-Johnson ....,.,..,..Ed1son Stiff ........ Warren Beatty ......Homer Bryan the Kroggins broadcast. 1. Overture ....,. .. ,.............,,.....,.,............ ...,.... E ntire Company and Chorus ACT I 2 Radio. Opening Number ........ ............ . . ,,... ...,....,................. E nsemble 3. The Client ,.,.,.......,,....,..,... .,.... ......, T h e Kroggins and Chorus 4. What Vision Meets My Eye? .... ......, M rs. Kroggins and Chorus 5. I'll Never Forget ....,..... ...,.... ...,.....,.,.,..,. I . Mitzi and Jerry 6. We're Telling The World ...... ...Kroggins, Binks and Jerry 7. The Moon Was Old .....,,..........,,...,...,.,. .,.....,...,,...,.....,........., ....,, .I e an and Joe 8. Dance ..,....,.,.......,,............,.,...,.,,.....,......... ............,........,... I ...,..... T illy, Milly, Billy 9. Kroggins Kippered Kodfish Kiddies Klub .......,..,....., Dave, Tilly, Milly, Billy and Chorus 10. Who Cares? .,.......,.........,..,,....,....,.,...... ...,..........,....,...,, M itzi, Jerry and Dancing Star THE KROGGINS HOUR ll. Fanfare and Theme Song ....,...............,.........,..,...,... .......,..,,......... E nsemble 12. Who Cares? Reprise ..,......... ......... ...... M i tzi and Chorus 13. I'm Only A Voice On The Air ..,.... ........ M itzi and Jerry 14. Theme Song Reprise ..........,...,.. ................ E nsemble 15. The Gate Is Off The Hinges ,.., ...,.... M rs. Kroggins 16. Finale ..............,.........,... ..,..., ....,.,..... ..........,.. E n s emble ACT II 17. Entr' Acte ...... ................ .,................ .,......... I n s trumental 18. Ring Out The Old Year ...... ............ ...............,., E n semble 19. Down The Gypsy Trail ...,.,,..,....,.....,.. ............ M itzi and Chorus 20. The Moon Was Old Reprise ......,.....,..,.. . .............,.,........ Jean and Joe 21. The Gate Is Off The Hinges Reprise ......, ...... ...... ...... M r s . Kroggins and Quintet 22. Hollywood Bound ...,.,....,.....,,.......,...............,..........,,....................,....,..,......... Principals 23. Finale ........,........,..,...... .. .,...........,........,.,..,..........,........,...,................,. Entire Company Directors, Mr. Ernest Stephens, Mrs. Helen R.Snyder, Miss Eleanor E. Meyer, Miss Annette D. Wert Accompanist .................,....,..,......,..,....................,......,......,,....,................. Miss Janet Buntain Eighty-nine 7 5 - fa. -'lf ,g f l, S X x ,fl- fy J' N,-N 'A, fr' f X 'X ffdyfj ,K J f 'Af of Ni V? if .,, ff ff Q-f ,-QT' --1 4' .7 1 B!5 5 10 3 -fr-an Xl- 'L- .hi -if ,5- 13 B Ei -1: I ? ,L- 1:' -Q fx, 'VN-X f funn J-gtg-4' ' L.-in ,gg-3 f-f fC'SX !-- '?e.XZ, Lvl, gil ,- ,lg ,,.g:, l jk Q, L 7 Q ,Q qi ,414 l' ,gl LUBS Ql?Qw K ,fg 4 . . JT5 ,FAQ -f 'K 'Y 'f: i-kr' Lf elf: f ff 4i fa g ' , if 7 ' - 4' 2 1 iii j - 7 fg fx 3' ' I V iiigllvf ,L. 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' 5-,,..G., X Lv , f x- iii, f i f' f VSN , x ,Q 'iii-w-i ' 'TS A 4 X V ,E 'A fi Q3 if 'A Ji' f 'K a ' ,JK . X H 5- fi ' ' y fzff-gf 5- f'-if --Ld fl.-V' 'X XY ,Z - f X- AJ ' ' X 47130 f X' X fi A 'x ' ., J- ' SFTM , x , ci,- X A X- if xx' E'- - X fx S., V,-X ,,,, f - K YY g f - , X - XV Y ,4 mr V W Y ,X Ninety fl W me Qnqectc G I e e C l u b OFFICERS President .i ..,...AA,. ........,..,,....,.. ,..,.. S t ella Bonar, '40 Vice-President .... .,4,.., M argaret Pool, '41 Secretary ....,.A,......, ....,,, ,..,.,A,V Geraldine Petty, '42 Treasurer .,.l.,, . ,.., ..... , .i , ....,,.... Mary Ketz, '40 Librarians ........, Lois Kugelman, '43, Patricia Palmer, '43 Directors ....,.,. Mr. Ernest Stephens, Miss Annette D. Wert Corine Hill Lillian Beaty Walter Boice Stella Bonar Craig Bryant Albirta Burnet Marjorie Croot Alfred Dellicker Nellie Beatty Robert Beaty Joseph Bialoglow Roberta Bowers Betty Burger Anna Congedo Eleanor Ader Jessie Buntain Peter Congedo Helen Danyluk Ruth Diehl Jennie Firuta Elizabeth Fleming Margaret Beatty Gloria Cardinal Loretta Di Rienzo Audrey Dorcas Betty Douma Helen Gordon Doris Gruver MEMBERS PosT-GRADUATES CLASS OF June Di Rienzo Leonard Fiedler Jane Gruendyke Marie Gruendyke Mary Hagaman Grace Hopler CLASS OF Harold Connolly Gibson Cooper Robert Deusinger Ruth Frost Elizabeth Green Edward Hagaman CLASS OF Marion Flumerfelt Robert French Antonia Galcik Linda Herbert Rena Hildebrant Rae Carol Johnson Helen Kirby Rosemary Smith 1940 Esther Kass Mary Ketz Olga Kowalick Lucille Morgan Howard Niper Barbara Park 1941 Florence Hanzel Edward Kass Royal Lancaster Leatrice Lommason Julia Palmer Jane Park 1942 Ruth Loerch Stella Opanowich Edna Pazew Geraldine Petty Olive Ponte Dorothy Robson Dorothy Salata CLASS OF 1943 Barbara Hall Mary Hansler Stella Kardell Helen Kass Lois Kugelman Betty Leamon Cecelia Marks Patricia Palmer Stephen Platz Erma Robertson Dorothy Sargeant Annie Semanchik Victoria Smalinski Helen Terick Ninety-one - -. 4 Lottie Sawicki Marcus Smith Grace Stafford Leona Stephens Bruce Stout John Szawaluk Charles Trimmer Margaret Pool Gladys Read Sterling Read John Rice Jennie Rogers Betty Sherry Ruth Wydner Joan Seber Wilma Skinner Irene Smith Marguerite Trimmer Anna Van Horn Mary Vreeland Evelyn Tichenor Frank Tomaino Joyce Vail Jessie Vreeland Carolyn Wheeler Betty Williamson Nine! y- two Ninely-three 1V!A!7UfU'fVZ'L1f A I A THC QFKGCLE SchoolBand QFFICERS President ...,... Vice-President AA AA Secretary .,.,... AAA Larry Swenson Marjorie Croot C ,,'. A Alice Tonkens Librarian ..,., ,.... A AA ,...... Cecil Bailey Sergeant-At-Arms Publicity Managers A AA A A Joseph Stewart AAA Jessie Buntain Mary Vreeland Property Manager ,..,, AA A AA,, Larry Swenson Student Leader AA AA Ann Everitt, '41 Faculty Leader AAAAAA A A A A Mr. Henry S. Dabczynski Faculty Adviser .A AAAAAA A A AAAA Mr. George Michael PERSONNEL FLAG BEARERS Barbara Byrne Gloria Loerch Lottie Sawicki DRUM MAJOR Julia Palmer ' DRUM MAJOR MAscoT George Gibbs TRUMPETS James Best Carl Groover Henry Martin Walter Shawger Walter Boice Ralph Groover Roland Phoebus Gloria Smith Marjorie Croot Jean Hodgson George Saunders Harold Sutton Betty Tynan CLARINETS Cecil Bailey Gerald Green Gerald Huff Jack Savage James Cochran Harold Groover George Michell Betty Swenson Wallace Good Leland Hopler Robert Morgan TROMBONES Lloyd Best Robert Grant Dorothy Huff Ann Morgan Henrietta Tynan BAssEs Betty Burger Grace Hopler SAXOPHONES Jessie Buntain Leatrice Lommason Edith Price Joseph Stewart Howard Goarcke Albert Michell Bernhardt Shawger Larry Swenson Alice Tonkens HORNS Elizabeth Nyhius Mary Vreeland FLUTES Frederick Adams Elizabeth Green BARITONES Ann Everitt Howard Bartow DRUMS Daniel Allen Bella Buntain George Cummins Audrey Dorcas Ninety-Hue Bryan Everitt Betty Wadsworth Nine! y-six .il 1 N me Qascte Orchesfra OFFICERS President .....,..,, .,........,. .... A l fred Dellicker, Vice-President .,,., A,.. , ,. Marcus Smith Secretary .,..... ....... , . .,,.,, Alice Tonkens Librarian ..,.,.4.......,, , ...,, Elizabeth Nyhius Sergeant-at-Arms .....,. ,,..,... V incent Fields, Publicity Managers Property Manager .,... ........ V, . Jessie Buntain Mary Vreeland . Walter Boice 1 r V1oL1NS Student Leader ...... ,...,.4 , ., Alfred Dellickeri Faculty Leader .,..,,. ,..r.. M r. Henry S. Dabczynski Faculty Adviser ...,.,.... ..,.,.. ..., , , . Mr. George Michael PERSONNEL Daniel Allen Alfred Dellicker Jean Blau Vincent Fields Bella Buntain David Hoff Russell Marlatt CLARINETS Leland Hopler Gerald Huff HORNS Marjorie Groot Elizabeth Nyhius SAXOPHONES Jessie Buntain Joseph Stewart Albert Michell P BASS Grace Hopler TROMBONES Ann Everitt Robert Grant FLUTES Frederick Adams A TRUMPETS Walter Boice Ralph Groover Jean Hodgson DRUMS George Cummins PIANO Betty Burger Ninety-seven Fred McPeak Alfred Nunn Janet Nyhius George Michell Betty Swenson Mary Vreeland Larry Swenson Alice Tonkens Dorothy Huff Elizabeth Green Marcus Smith EE! EEE! One hundrad f 4,-1 1 fl A we Qnecce . , i ' VL.. Hacke'H's'l'own Chapfer Fufure Farmers of America 1 7' f 'w QW CQ 4'9 A l J ff ai-4, Ji 5, Y, fm ,Z ' 5' x 37 Curry 5 Q -N, X 6 'X i 'l ' is C A --, rfA,' H asm l' -1 ' C Q41 0 O L 1' lf' Milton Allen Alfred Dellicker Lee Fritts Harold Butler Stewart Collins Rudolph Di Gilio Stanley Filipski Gerald Fritts Carl Allen Richard Baldwin James Best William Getchius Stanley Hedden OFFICERS President-Alfred Dellicker, '40 Vice-President-Lee Fritts, '4l Secretary-Gerald Fritts, '4 2 Treasurer-Milton Allen, '40 Reporter-John Szawaluk, '40 Faculty Adviser-Mr. George E. Michael MEMBERS CLASS OF 1940 Stephen Heryla Russell Marlatt CLASS OF 1941 CLASS OF 1942 David Garriques Kenneth Hayes Kenneth Reed Frank Shimanski Mike Smaracko CLASS OF 1943 Edward Kay Frederick McPeak Calvin Park Merrill Sargeant One hundred one Clark Mayberry John Szawaluk Larry Swenson Gilbert Smith John Tillou Thomas Whelan Orval Wilson Joseph Wisnieski Clifford Silverthorn Andrew Smaracko Harold Stevens William Strand Carl Wyckoff f I x L 5 4 r A 4 A L! I ? 1 L' 4 A Q- Ohddz L ,YW f .- 1 - ..ll. fl 1 , fi 3 me Qnocte Our School Safefy Pafrol Commanding Officer CAPTAIN RENEE MARSHALL Squad LIEUTENANT DORIS ROSSY, Commanding Margaret Beatty Alberta Bird Ruth Diehl June Di Rienzo Joyce Garriques Marie Cwruendyke Barbara Hall Jean Hodgson Nellie Beatty Bella Buntain Jessie Buntain Barbara Byrne Gloria Cardinal Anna Congedo Marjorie Croot Jennie Firuta Harriet Kay Helen Kirby Olga Kowalick Lois Kugelman Betty Leamon Gloria Loerch Doris Morgan Squad B LIEUTENANT ANN EVERIT Betty Fleming Marion Flumerfelt Antonia Galcik Jane Gruendyke Florence Hanzel Shirley Heiser Esther Kass Helen Kompicki Lucille Morgan Janet Nyhius Patricia Palmer Edna Pazew Marjorie Pilch Margaret Pool Dorothy Sargeant Frances Zellars T, Commanding Ruth Loerch Anna Semanchik Betty Sherry Betty Smith Evelyn Tomaino Mary Vreeland Carolyn Wheeler Ruth Wydner Under the Direction and Supervision of CORPORAL P. E. DOUGHERTY TROOPER H. R. HUNT TROOPER J. ZEIS Troop B NEW JERSEY STATE PoL1cE Faculty Adviser T. A ,..,,,,., T , S .. . ,S MR. PHARES P. DINGER One hundred Ihree One hundred four 41. r 1 ft 4 we Qeocee Press Club Editor-in-Chief Shirley Osmun Assistant Editor Librarian Roberta Bowers Mary Vfeelaflfl Reporters Jessie Buntain Josephine Duckworth Jennie Firuta Florence Bird Vkfalter Boice Iris Johnson Helen Kompicki Edna Pazew Typists George Gibbs Faculty Adviser Miss Eleanor E. Meyer One hundred Hue Rosemary Smith Bruce Stout Mary Vreeland Olga Kowalick John Stecko One hundred six S fll6 S Bruce Stout Vernon Agens Joseph Bialoglow Harold Connolly Robert Deusinger Bryan Everitt Norman Bragar Robert Curl Wallace Good C THC QFQGCLE Chess Club OFFICERS King-Bruce Stout, '40 Queen-Marjorie Pilch, '41 Secretary-Robert Deusinger, '41 Treasurer-William Thorp, '42 Faculty Adviser-Mr. Alan Lonsdale MEMBERS CLASS OF 1940 CLASS OF 1941 Raymond Greenbaum Robert Griffith Robert Morgan CLASS OF Jennie Firuta Helen Kirby CLASS oil 1943 Eugene Grace Ralph Groover Henry Martin Harold Sutton One hundred seven Charles Trimmer Blanchard Perry Marjorie Pilch Arthur Straub David Welsh William Thorp Sarah Tiffany Frank Tomaino John Wadsworth Om- hundred eight ll M AL N me QHQCLE Travel Club OFFICERS Presidenz ., .,., ,, Harriet Kay,'40 Vice-President . ., ,. . A Marjorie Pilch, '41 Secretary .. , ,, .,,,, Evelyn Tomaino, '42 Treasurer . .,.A , , Grant McDaniels, '40 Faculty Adviser ,. - ,.,,,, Miss Elois L. Fowler COLORS MOTTO 1 Royal Blue and White Hitch Your Wagon To a Star MEMBERS Stella Bonar Jean Connolly June Di Rienzo Ruth Frost Claude Gibbs Virginia Curl Jennie Firuta Betty Fleming Norman Bragar CLASS OF 1940 Harriet Kay Mary Ketz CLASS OF 1941 Helen Kompicki CLASS OF 1942 Helen Kirby Ruth Loerch Olive Ponte CLASS OP 1943 Helen Gordon Dorothy Sargeant One hundred nine Olga Kowalick Grant McDaniels Howard Niper Marjorie Pilch Arthur Straub Irene Smith Evelyn Tomaino Anna Van Horn Evelyn Tichenor r . W 52 .Q - ah u ag fa.Q,, in , , . One hundred ten ffl f L Xa, gf? X xl fi X, X , ,X E ff H4 ff! N 1:1 fbi 'M n , 7 , 'l f fi' 'Bi Lillian Beaty Mary Diehl Annamary Farley Nellie Beatty Lillian Goble Eleanor Ader Norma Baker Betty Blake Susie Burstien Evelyn Greene Stella Kardell THC QHQCLE Archery Club ff OFFICERS President-Lucille Morgan, '40 Vl'C?'Pf9Sl'd6HI1-DOflS Rossy, ' 40 Secretary-Gloria Loerch, '40 Treasurer-Lillian Beaty, '40 Faculty Adviser--Mrs. Helen R. Snyder MEMBERS POST GRADUATE Rosemary Smith CLASS OF 1940 Marie Gruendyke Gloria Loerch CLASS OF 1941 Florence Hanzel Shirley Heiser CLASS OF 1942 Antonia Galcik Rena Hildebrant CLASS OF 1943 Mildred Kirby Rose Kowalick Mary Laskey Betty Leamon One hundred eleven Lucille Morgan Mildred Philhower Doris Rossy Wilma Skinner Ruth Wydner Rae Carol Johnson Janet Nyhius Frances Reed Helen Terick Joyce Vail Lorraine Wandelt One hundred lweluc 1 ' 1 we QQQCLQ Library Club OFFICERS President A . . ,. ,, . , Lottie Sawicki, '40 Vice-President ,... Marjorie Pilch, '41 Secretary , ,. . Helen Kompicki, '41 Faculty I-lduiser , . Miss Carol Karr MEMBERS Viola Bolzan Helen Kompicki Rae Carol Johnson Edna Pazew CLASS OF 1940 CLASS OF 1941 Marjorie Pilch CLASS OF 1942 Dorothy Robson CLASS OF 1943 Agnes Wyker One hundred thirteen Lottie Sawicki Ruth Wydner Betty Swenson Mary Vreeland F51 A THC QHGCLE LeH'ers for Honor Roll 1938-1939 The following made the Honor Roll for at least three marking periods during the year and have attained an average of B for the other two marking periods. Edna Agens Bella Buntain William DeRemer Martha Everitt Mary Hagaman Harold Connolly Gibson Cooper Josephine Duckworth Ann Everitt Jessie Buntain John Eamuke Jennie Eiruta Gerald Eritts POST-GRADUATE Miriam Emery CLASS OF 1939 Josephine Meyers Margaret O'Dowd Mary O'Dowd Roberta Rodziewicz Rosemary Smith CLASS OF 1940 Jean Hodgson Leona Stephens CLASS OF 1941 Shirley Heiser Helen Kompicki Shirley Osmun CLASS OF 1942 Andrew Hazelton Ira Hoagland Iris Johnson Helen Kirby One hundred fourteen Edison Stiff Gilbert Stout William Tishuk Jane Vital Alice Tonkens Julia Palmer Arthur Straub David Welsh Ruth Wydner Edna Pazew Olive Ponte Kenneth Reed Mary Vreeland wmfmgw XA 'sf :Af ,f ' N CIN M aw is fy X ,V O! 4. Zgfiff , ?ffj GTZ j.f f? 2 JL , -3- X cc. rr' mmwxsw fl rf, .f,S,., QT ,aff A! ymfmsfa- Z-Z.. 2,2 PORTS L' fi 'lj 'fi'-I Y Qf - Q--1 -f, Yi' -flli. 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Cheer Leader Margaret Pool, '4l Jennie Rogers, '4l David Garriques, '42 Donald Clark, Jr,, '40 Warren Reed, '42 Frank Shimanski, '42 of fhe Afhlefic Associafion , Joseph Stanowicz,'40 . ,...l,r Henry Tomaino, '41 Joan Seber, '42 Leonard Fiedler, '40 , , , Jane Gruendyke, '40 Assistant Cheerleaders Geraldine Petty, '42 Evelyn Tomaino, '42 Gloria Cardinal, '43 Football Managers Assistant Football ilffanagers Gilbert Smith, '42 Dale Beltzner, '43 Baseball Manager Walter Petty, '40 Basketball Manager Edward Hagaman, '4l Assistant Basketball Managers Doris Morgan, '43 Patricia Palmer, '43 Helen Terick, '43 James Mooney, '41 Eugene Grace, '43 Robert Tierney, '43 James Mooney, '41 John Rice, '41 Eugene Grace, '43 Dale Beltzner, '43 Robert Curl, '43 Tennis Manager Charles Hoffman, '42 One hundred sixteen 51 1 I I X me Qnecte 1 WA. 50 Yard DashiMary Parks, 1933 Track Meef Records GIRLS 100 Yard Dash-Bernice Hurley, 1925 ,..... 220 Yard Relay-Team of 1932 .,.....,.......,..,..,...,.....,...........,,.,....,,.,.., CM. Parks, W. Firuta, K. Green, E. Hartzellj Basketball Throw-Leatrice Lommason. 1938 ..,.. ....,.,., ,. Baseball Throw-Ethel Hoef1y, 1937 ..,.., ,. Running High Jump-Ruth Wengle, 1931 , ,, Running Broad Jump+Wanda Firuta, 1932 .,,.,. Standing Broad Jump-Bernice Hurley, 1925 . BOYS 100 Yard Dash-Richard Mattison, 1932 . .,... ., .. 100 Yard Dash-Harry Mattison, 1936 .. 100 Yard Dash-Bruce Schmeal, 1937 ,. 120 Yard Low Hurdles-David Smith. 1938 .... 220 Yard Dash-Donald Munroe, 1935 ,. 440 Yard Dash+Dona1d Munroe, 1935 ,..... Half Mile Run-Charles Robinson, 1938 ....... Mile Run-William Lucas, 1938 ....,,...,.. Mile Relay'-Team of 1938 .....,.,.............. QL. Schroeder, D. Hath Pole Vault-Lewis Nunn, 1933 .,,,.........................,....,,. Discus Throw-Joseph Stanowicz, 1939 4,.,.. Shot Put-Joseph Stanowicz, 1939 Broad Jump-Bruce Schmeal, 1936 ...... High Jump-Bruce Schmeal, 1936 , Javelin Throw-Joseph Kolba, 1938 .. One hundred seventeen eld, C, Robinson, A, Bonarj 475 Seconds ,...,..12175 Seconds ,. .,... 27 275 Seconds .,..,.87 Feet 6 Inches .. .2217 Feet 6 Inches Feet 8 Inches 14 Feet 4 172 Inches ..... 8 Feet 8 Inches .,.,..10.2 Seconds . .... 10.2 Seconds ......l0.2 Seconds ..,.,.15.5 Seconds , .... 22.2 Seconds .. ......... 5 3.9 Seconds Minutes 9 Seconds 4 Minutes 50 Seconds 3 Minutes 45 Seconds .. ,..1O Feet 10 Inches ........118 Feet 7 Inches ......,44 Feet 3 Inches Feet ...5 Feet7 172 Inches 172Feet1 172 Inches Ona hundred l'lbGhIUL'fY One hundred nineteen C0 L an U1 u : u 2 UI 'I- L o 1 C0 L o 'a 2 One hundred twenty Q , v-,.. T' F: .D ... Q F1 is ui TT 5- :J fs me OO OO ELL. -5 O F' iii ri... G3 U-4 Q O TV '1 gn CJ 'Sw A H45 3 'S' df: qc E: to gf-' LLj ............- ..i,, nr- va E O1 U -I- 1 B 0 an -1- L O 1. 0 'F 2 , Qi w , O F' S 4.1 4. an CL 40 W. Gray, ' 0 R. nowicz, '4 J, Sta '40 d .2 aa .II B .i C YT' S vs L. U Q: One hundred ILUQUI y-Iwo My-A si fax N me Qnfzeaetc Dedicafion of Morrison Field Thursday, November 23, 1939, is a date that will long be remembered. On that day our athletic field was officially dedicated and named MORRISON FIELD in appreciation of the eleven years of efficient service rendered by Mr. Charles A. Morrison as a member of our Faculty and director of athletics. Mr. Edward W. Kilpatrick, President of our Board of Education, was in charge of the ceremonies befitting the occasion. The following program was presented: Selection- Star Spangled Banner .,..... ......., .,..... , , ..,..,, School Band Invocation ........ .......... . , . ...,..... ..., . .. , .,... ,..... D r. Robert J. Trevorrow President of Centenary Junior College Address .. .... .. .... , . , , . . ......,............. Mr. Charles Blessing Mayor of Hackettstown Presentations ..,, ,. . . . , ,. .,.. , ,. . Mr. Edward W. Kilpatrick Mr. Charles D. Anderson, Assistant Commissioner of Education Mr. Van Cleve Brugler, Supervising Principal Mr. Frank A. Souders, High School Principal Mr. Kilpatrick then presented Coach Morrison with a silver plaque. In pre- senting the plaque, Mr. Kilpatrick reviewed the record of the football teams coached by Mr. Morrison. Mr. Edward Y. Williams presented Mr. Morrison with a beautiful bouquet of flowers as a token of esteem from the community. A large orange and black pennant was raised on the flag pole beneath the Stars and Stripes. The pennant was lettered, MORRISON FIELD. Prominent officials of the State, County and town were guests of the Board of Education. Members of the Boards of Education of all the schools met in football were also in attendance. The Members of the Board of Education, Faculty, student body and towns- people are proud to have as a member of our Faculty a man who by his own efforts has been able to bring about such an achievement. One hundred lwenly-three L va lb E u LD 0 E o I One hundred lwenly-four OO Cxl xo? 'O -'E gan .cz C2550 ,GI .wc me go ,144-I .Sig '-'El wx E-.1 ON :ALE One hundred twenty-five CN! Yi' OE O is gm -Cf 2.20 Ln: EPS :Co G5 'SE Ou O11 QE One hundred twenty-six Yi' v-4 To o CVE Im -1.1: o 0.20 SIZE We .G .205 6-I CD52 6-J 352 bu om DI One hundred 'I' wenly -sewn v ,fm . Hz Sv 3 O3 IL -15 O OC 5.20 WU: ,-C .99 CE s: 3 O +-a 205 92 4-,Ll Q46 ZCL' L-, One hundred Iwenly-fight TNI v-4 o o J: KJ co .-C EP I Dx 5-A :r Fo bd o D4 lx YT T3 o -C1 KJ cn FC .20 'SE r: 3 o 4-J Cn 4.1 .1 ea .id KJ ru CE l , THC QRQCLE Foofball Many honors have been bestowed upon the 1939 Hackettstown High School football team, its captain, Joseph Stanowicz and its coach, Mr. Charles A. Morrison. The team was awarded the undisputed Group 2 North Jersey Champion- ship by the New Jersey lnterscholastic Athletic Association, Joseph Stanowicz was selected as a member of the New Jersey All-State Football Team, holding a coveted backfield position, Stanowicz also led the individual scoring of all preparatory and high schools in the entire state, with 160 points. Preceding the annual Thanksgiving Day football game, the Board of Edu- cation of Hackettstown highly honored Coach Charles A. Morrison by dedicat- ing to him the athletic field hereafter to be known as MORRISON FIELD. Mr. Morrison assumed his present responsibilities eleven years ago, Septem- ber l929. Since that time, the football teams under his direction have played 99 games, four were tied, seven were lost and 88 were won. l-lackettstown's points total 2312, the opposition, 344. Obviously that record called for commemoration and the Board of Educa- tion found a likely medium. The occasion was the dedication of the athletic field. When the name banner was run up on the field's Hag pole, it read MOR- RlSO'N ElELD, a title which will littingly perpetuate the esteem of the Hackettstown community for a sterling sportsman and a builder of line athletes and outstanding teams. At the annual banquet tendered the team by the Board of Education. David Johnson and Carl Urevich were elected co-captains of the l94O team. James Mooney and Gilbert Smith were elected managers. One of the best Hackettstown High School football teams of all time, ended a season of interrupted success by defeating ten teams to amass a string of thirty victories. Opening the season with Phillipsburg High School on September 15th, in a night game at Phillipsburg, the Hackettstown High School football team evincing little regard for the pre-season evaluation of the Phillipsburg team. proceeded to hand the Garnet a decisive setback. One hundred twenlu-nine Pl' as . - J 'fisx Q., , -Xi f W1,L K Z O QN Zu? O 'T AE 4-4 9 Q -1: Q z o VJ LES A, Coach AR if' 151 K w 1 QM Nui S S WR Q: Vp Q M X-qw. gg? Q if One hundred thirty 3 . CH CARL UREVICH 4-. ka Q: 'N- LF S 'cs 'Usa Q Qs U +-. ka Qa C Q B U F-X y. fi E me QRGCLE Given little chance to do more than make a commendable showing against a team replete with reserves, the Hackettstown team surprised by sending their Warren County rivals down to a 32 to 7 defeat. A gathering of ten thousand spectators cheered long and lustily as the Orange and Black clad warriors ran roughshod over the hapless Phillipsburg eleven, who were unquestionably outclassed in every phase of the game. The Hackettstown team showed a wealth of back-Held strength with Joie Stanowicz garnering the hero's laurels from the aggressive standpoint. Journeying to Carteret, New Jersey, on Saturday, September 30th, to meet the high school of that place, the Hackettstown eleven encountered opposi- tion of the sternest sort and were hard pressed to win, l3 to O. Hampered by hot and sultry weather their margin of victory can be attributed to the fact that they played smarter football, and, even if they were guilty of fumbling, they handled the ball with much more Hnesse than did the losers. Appearing on their home Held Saturday, October 7th, for the first time in the 1939 season, the Hackettstown team continued its winning ways by over- whelming Somerville High School, 28 to 6, in a flashy display of real gridiron power. Entertaining Boonton High School on Saturday, October l4th, Hacketts- town High, considerably superior in virtually every respect, marched up and down the field for touchdowns in every period to inflict a 42 to O defeat to the visitors. Travelling to Ogdensburg, New Jersey, on Saturday, October Zlst., to encounter Franklin High School, the Hackettstown team was unparalleled as they smothered the home team, 28 to 7. Hackettstown High prevailed at Bangor, Pennsylvania in the following game as they soundly spanked a belligerent Bangor High School team with a 33 to 0 victory. The contentious attitude of the Bangor team and its supporters was unwarranted. Before a large gathering, the Hackettstown team scintillated as they unleash- ed a potent second period offensive to achieve the objective, a 14 to O victory over Dover High School. The ease with which the winners handled their most feared rival was a convincing testimonial to the excellence of the Hackettstown team. One hundred thirty-one y . 6 if vlan in X .1 f Hr SFX gr, as gn Q ... 14, 6 f ti-X me Qnecbe v'L The Netcong High School team was untenable before the aggression of the Hackettstown eleven, playing without their captain, they ran amuck to score in every period and win 41 to O. Continuing in their ascendancy, Hackettstown completely annihilated the contingent representing Newton High School, winning by the score of 38 to 6. Culminating a season Hlled with thrills, Hackettstown High celebrated Thanksgiving Day by defeating its traditional rival, Roxbury High, on the newly dedicated Morrison Field, by the score of 47 to 12, giving the Orange and Black an undefeated season of ten games and also an undefeated string of thirty games, dating way back into l936. Hackettstown High's l939 edition also scored more points than any other team to represent the school, namely 3 l 6 to 38 for their opponents. Captain Joseph Stanowicz was the outstanding individual of the Hacketts- town eleven. Following closely was the team's Number One lnterferer, Lynn Whelan, whose murderous blocking was a feature of every game. John Szawaluk and Morris Levitt, whose names appear on the silver foot- ball for A'Sportsmanship, Teamwork and Training, were all that the three words imply, plus some fine running and blocking by Szawaluk. Walter Petty, who held the diflicult position of varsity center for three years, was a controversialist and a competitor of the highest rank. Roberty Gray, whose generalship was exemplary, Charles Robinson of the long strides and fleetfootedrness, Fred Tishuk, David Johnson, Carl Urevich, Thomas Whelan, Lloyd Best, Bruce Stout, Marcus Smith, Ralph Batson, Royal Lancaster, Clark Mayberry, Steven Heryla, John DeRemer and Frank Walsh playing their respective positions with commendableness, were all contributory to the team's success. One hundred thirty - three 4 1 One hundred thirty-l'Our f 4 . .3 an Q Q f 3 K1 .2 R 3 gg ,K v K vials' W A V 1 . L as xi gg. g 53 , f E I L figigf yk 33314 - gr .K ,gfifgg S gs , 4 Q1 51 I gg me Qnacte Certificates and the letter were awarded to Name Donald Clark, '40 James Mooney, '41 Joseph Stanowicz, '40, Captain Ralph Batson, '40 Lloyd Best, '40 Robert Gray, '40 Stephen Heryla, '40 Morris Levitt, '40 Clark Mayberry, '40 XValter Petty, '40 Marcus Smith, '40 Bruce Stout, '40 John Szawaluk, '40 Frank Walsh, '40 Lynn Whelan, '40 Charles Robinson, '41 Fred Tishuk, '41 Carl Urevich, '41 John De Remer, '42 David Johnson, '42 Thomas Whelan, '42 Date September 15 , September 30 1, October 7 , ,J October 14 . , October 21 . October 28 , . November 4 ., 1 November 11 1 . November 18 1 November 23 . . Total the following: Height 1Veight Position Manager Manager 6' 0 233 Eullback 5' 9 1 78 Guard 5' 6 145 Quarterback 5' 9 155 Quarterback 5 ' 8 1 34 End 5' 7 19 8 Tackle 5 ' 6 15 5 Guard 5 ' 4 1 62 Center 5' 7 1 30 Guard 5' 10 160 Tackle 5' 7 1 60 End 5' 9 1 34 End 5' 7 16 3 Halfback 5' 10 190 Halfback 5' 1 1 1 86 End 5' 10 197 Tackle 5' 8 147 End 5' 8 1 71 Guard 5' 8 142 Guard THE SCHEDULE H. H. S. Opponents 32 Phillipsburg .. . 1 3 Carteret ..,, 1 28 Somerville 1 42 Boonton .,., 28 Franklin .,.. 33 Bangor ....,, 14 Dover , . 41 Netcong .,., 3 8 Newton 1 ,,.. ,.. 47 Roxbury.. . ., ,. 316' One hundred thirty-Hue Total ...... Score . 7 0 6 O 7 0 0 0 , 6 H112 38 One hundred Ihirly-six Fil 7 bm THC QFIGCLE Junior Varsify Foofball The 1939 Hackettstown Jayvee football team had a most successful season, winning three games and losing one by the closest of margins, one point. At the beginning of the season Netcong cancelled their two games and later on Phillipsburg also cancelled. The team started off with a 13 to 7 win over Roxbury Jayvees at Succa- sunna. The second Jayvee win was made at home against the Dover Jayvees. The Jayvees after receiving the kick-off marched to their Hrst touchdown without relinquishing the ball. The final score was 14 to O. The third game of the season was played at Gladstone against the St. Ber- nards' Varsity. The Jayvees made two touchdowns before the St. Bernards' team had possession of the ball. The strong St. Bernards' offense then clicked until the last two minutes of the game. With the score 19 to 12 against them. the Jayvees put on a touchdown march but failed to make the extra point. In the last game the Jayvees for a second time defeated the Roxbury Jayvees at Hackettstown. The score was 13 to 6. THE SCHEDULE Dale Junior Varsity Opponents Score October l 6 October Z3 November 7 .,...... ....... November l 3 Total Roxbury .... ,..., ..,..... 7 Dover .....,..,. St. Bernards Roxbury ..,. , Total One hundred thirty-seven . ....,.., 6 .. ..... 32 One hundred thirl y-eighl A f i GA.. Ai me Qnocte Baseball Duplicating the 1937 and 1938 seasons with five victories and five defeats, the 1939 Hackettstown High School baseball club can take their place with other great teams of the past. Not given much of a chance at the beginning of the season and then finishing as they did deserves high praise to the fighting team and to their coach, Mr. Morrison, who seems to always have a trick or two up his sleeve in keeping a good Hackettstown team on top and a mediocre team fighting for an even break. Opening their season with Dover High School, at Dover, Hackettstown lost to a superior team 7 to 2. Following this defeat, Hackettstown made it two in a row by losing to Boonton, 8 to 4, Franklin and Newton High Schools. were next defeated by 3 to 0 and 6 to 4. A well played game with Boonton High School was next lost by the close score of 2 to 3. Hackettstown scoring 2 runs with 2 hits while Boonton garnered 3 hits for 3 runs. Butler High School next handed Hackettstown a shut-out game 0 to 7. Getting back into the victory column, Hackettstown defeated Franklin High School at Franklin, 8 to 2, and followed with the most important win of the season, that over Dover High School, with the score, 4-l. St. Bernards' School next bowed to Hackettstown, 7-3. With surprises predominate thruout the season, the Hackettstown team continued to pull the unexpected right down to the last game by losing it to the Newton High School team 6 to 7, whose victory over Hackettstown was the only one for their entire season. For the 1940 season, Lynn Whelan, '40, was elected captain and Walter Petty, '40, manager. The fgllgwing received the letter Walter Petty, '40 .,......... ....... T hird Base and Certificates: Name Morris Levitt, '40 . .,... ......,... . Position Manager Joseph Stanowicz, '40, Captain First Base Lynn Whelan, '40 , ., Charles Robinson, '40 Left Field ...,.........Catcher David Johnson, 42 ...,......,....,..., Right Field Numerals were following: awarded to the Robert Holder, '39 .,........,..,.,..... Right Field Richard Pool, '39 .....,.,....,...,.,.. Center Field Name Position Milton Solomon, '39 ..,, ..... C enter Field Bruce Stout, '40 .. .,.. ...... R ight Field William Tishuk, '39 .,.. ...... S hort Stop Robert Johnson, '42 .,,,. .,....., C enter Field Robert Gray, '40 ,.,,.... .,... S econd Base Merrill Sargeant. '42 . ...,,. Left Field Stephen Heryla, '40 ..,... .....,..,. P itcher Frank Shimansky, '42 .... ,.,.. S econd Base THE SCHEDULE Date H. H. S. Opponents Score April 25 ..... .,.,.,..,.,. 2 Dover High School ..,... May 2 . May 3 ..... May 4 ,.... May 9 ...... May 12 ...., May 16 ..... May 23 ..... 25 26 29 4 ..,,..l0 3 6 2 0 8 4 Boonton High School C, C. C. ,.,................ . Franklin High School Newton High School .. Boonton High School Butler High School .... Franklin High School 7 May ,,,,,, ...... D over High School .... ..... 1 May ..... ...... 7 St. Bernards ......,.,....,..... ..... 3 May ..,... ,..... 6 Newton High School ...... .,.. 7 Total .,.......... ...... F-2 Total ..................., .,.............,.........,... 4 7 Coach ,... . ..... , .. Mr. Charles A. Morrison, Lafayette One hundred thirty-nine One hundred for! y A 1 , li we Qfaectc Baskefball Lady Luck failed to smile on the l940 Hackettstown High School basket- ball team as three 'Sudden Death games were won from Hackettstown: ive games were lost with a margin of three points or less. Beginning the season with Blairstown High School, at Blairstown. Hacketts- town lost 24 to 25 in an extra period. Butler High School was defeated 34 to I8 but Franklin High School took the measure of the Hackettstown team and won 22 to 25. Hackettstown next defeated Belvidere High School, St. Bernards School and Netcong High School. Taking Hve reverses in a row, Hackettstown lost to Roxbury High School twice, Boonton High School, Dover High School and Butler High School. In a return game, Boonton High School was defeated by Hackettstown, 28 to 21. With a lame and impotent conclusion, Hackettstown lost to Dover High School, I9 to 21. Robert Gray and Walter Petty were co-captains and guards, Joseph Stanowicz played the center position while Lynn Whelan, Ralph Batson and Henry Tomaino were forwards. For the 1941 season, John Rice, 1941, was elected manager. UH'S AND CERTIFICATES WERE AWARDED TO THE FOLLOWING Player Position Edward Hagaman, '4l Manager Ralph Batson, '40 . ,....... Forward Robert Gray, '40, Captain ,.,..,. ,..... G uard Walter Petty, '40, Captain .,.,,,. ,,...., C1 uard Joseph Stanowicz, '40 Lynn Whelan, '40 ....... Henry Tomaino, '41 .. .,,.. ,.,. . .. THE SCHEDULE .. Center Forward Forward Date H. H. S. Opponents Score January 5 . , , .. 24 Blairstown . 25 January 9. ,, . . . 34 Butler ,....,,.,. ...,.,l8 January I2 .. . ,,., 22 Franklin ..,. , 25 January 16 ,. ,. ,, ,. 43 Belvidere .. . 24 January I7 , . , , 4l St. Bernards 28 January I9 ,... 27 Netcong ..,. I7 January 23 , .. , ,, 22 Roxbury 23 February 2 . ..,, ...... 2 3 Boonton ..,. . 24 February 6 .,., . , .23 Dover ....,..... ., .40 February 9 ,. . .. .23 Roxbury 26 February I3 ..... U14 Butler ..i.. , , 418 February 21 . .... ..,,., 2 8 Boonton .,..,. 2l February 23 . ,.,...,..... I9 Dover ....... 21 Total ., ,........ ,. ,. .,., ...343 Total ...,......, ..... , . ...340 Coach-Mr. Charles A. Morrison, Lafayette One hundred forty-one One hundred forzgf-two 1 L me Qnocte: Junior Varsify Baskefball The Hackettstown High School Junior Varsity Basketball Team played a schedule of eleven games. Three of these games were victories over Netcong, Boonton and Dover. Fred Tishuk, John DeRemer, Royal Lancaster, Robert Griflith, Robert Dally, Lawrence Lance, Charles Case, Edwin Tynan, Frank Shimanski, Robert Grant and Robert Johnson comprised the Jayvee basketball team. NUMERALS WERE AWARDED TO THE FOLLOWINGZ Player James Moone '41 y, . . John Rice, '41 ..,. . Robert Griffith, '41 . Position Assistant Manager Assistant Manager Forward Royal Lancaster, '41 .. , .. Guard Fred Tishuk, '41 . , . Center Charles Case, '42 ..... .,,, F orward John De Remer, '42 Guard Lawrence Lance, '42 , ., Forward Robert Johnson, '42 . . , Guard Frank Shimanski, '42 ., . .. Forward Edwin Tynan, '42 . , ,. Forward Robert Dalley, '43 ,, , ., Guard Robert Grant, '43 ,. ., Guard Harry Tenny, '43 .. .. ..., Forward John Wadsworth, '43 ,..,,.,.,.,,.,,.... .... G uard THE SCHEDULE Date Jr. Varsity Opponents Score January 5 ,.,. Blairstown ..,,,, 18 January 9 , Butler ., ..,, ,. 29 January 12 , . Franklin , 32 January 19 Netcong . . ,. 16 January 23 .... , Roxbury . r 31 February 2 .. 1 Boonton , . , . . 27 February 6 .. Dover. , r 33 February 9 .,,,, Roxbury , ,42 February 13 ,,.,. Butler ,.,, ,.,. 3 4 February 21 , Boonton ..,,.,. , H18 February 23 ... Dover . .. ., , r M16 Total z 1. .,... ,..., . , . , . Total . .295 Coach--Mr. Charles A. Morrison, Lafayette One hundred forfgf-three One hundred forty-four 5 me Qeoctc Tennis The 1939 tennis team, although not winning a match, made a worthy showing during the season. Several close scores might have been turned into victories by a slight break in our favor. Three matches were lost by a margin of one member's victory. Robert Gray, playing number one position, always offered much competi- tion to his opponents. Donald Good, playing number two position, won from several of his opponents. Lloyd Best, after a late start, became number three player and in this position made a creditable showing. The first doubles team of John Rice and Homer Bryan and the other doubles team of Donald Clark and Marcus Smith alternating with Frank Kilpatrick showed great promise for the future. Robert Gray was re-elected Captain of the 1940 team and Charles Hoffman, Manager. The following received the letter, and Certificates: Robert Gray, '40, Captain Homer Bryan, '39 Lloyd Best, '40 Donald Clark, '40 Donald Good, '41 John Rice, John Thomas, '39, Manager Numerals were awarded to the following: Craig Bryant, '40 Marcus Smith, '40 Charles Trimmer, '40 Gibson Cooper, '41 Robert Deusinger, '41 Samuel Kass, '41 Frank Kilpatrick, '41 Robert Morgan, '41 William O'Dowd, '41 Blanchard Perry, '41 Charles Hoffman, '40, Assistant Manager THE SCHEDULE Daze H. H, S. Opponents May 3 . , 2 Boonton May 8 . .,.,. , 1 St. Bernards , May 11... ,.,, ..,,.. 0 Roxburyua., May 17 .,...... ,...... 0 Boonton ..,...,... May 18 ..., .....,., 2 St. Bernards . . May 22, ,..,.. ..,.... 0 Roxbury ...... , Total Total . Coach-Mr. Jack P. Sassaman, Lafayette One hundred forly-five '41 Score , .3 M2 ,. 5 .3 5 , ..... E 7 6 - . , ' f, f , !ff , 1 v . - if ZH X K ,x ff' 'X X Nifxzxx ,f ' f ' Q ,, , - ,. , ,ff , - -X X, , , . ,-'K X -,W A X, 4- X - QQA f . . J A ,..V A g g 3. HHS .Q N x K ff' ,l, ... l ff- 4- -' , - rf J ' Y, , X 4 ,, 'X , ,f'xk 1 i , W fr, V , ' A w I , X QB A . Jig E x , DE W W' ,N 'X 1 X 1 W Q 57 Z lik Eh Y- V f X , , 1 1 21 X I . N H 'I 5,57 i, Y- Y' ' Y Q--f 1 'Tx XX! -' 1 f- I ff .,, I ' TL . ,I . , ' - W f ' 5' 'iw lf A - 3 x gag -film Lf- W 4, eT rgg , -' ii if , 'X K-31-7?-3251 ' Y ff-J-:-it 'ifif w V fi Y- f Vx .ZZ X -f f- 'cf . : 6 1 QQ ' - cfw-C' 0 1 Y -' f 1 Xffxcrr Y 'E f- R X 'T ,x ,ff 3 X' 5, 'X 'X x' K i 1 N YYY ix' ' . 1 11 V X ng' V V XS 9 YY Y jk :IF -ff fx -12 ., o Ill! In T Om' hurzdrvd forlq fsix Cc-3716 3 5130617061 Qjl 4 Education S 5 One hundred forty-s K N N N K N N 1 N The H Public: School + Faculty Q -XXX f E ' , 'A ' 1 - -X'-' QP 2 N - k' E , QE - :al L 1 593' s iii? I J! I Y , g l' J , A Ohdifqqh .. - The 5ditorz'al Sta 1939 Oracle J? 'J Q Q 1' C 3 Ly f if 24,71 l 1 T 4.1-.,f.w ff-affffd V '19 9 X 0 G? 953' , 7 7 7 77 YY 4 77 YV 2 7 wr I 4 Y Y , 111- ,wx -- 1 IVV, HA., Q ant, . ' .1 ' ,F E - I I 1 . 1 I f. - ' . , 'A ll 14 JJ, -. 1- 90 '11 .N .Ivy 51. , 'I 1 nf 'ii' ', II. 1' 1 ' 1 if f -M10 V ' 0 0: 611' .4 fzglgi' 'VU' f 1 Aoyr 0, 1 f ij I I 1 mend? ' Claits Q 17, fff- ,-,f1fD,' 4' fv ,1 ', 'Mi if , Sr fl, ,,, .frfl f ' 1' 1 94 1 Il .' ' If J W U ' - , A ' ..1 1 WC: Q 'll il' Us X VA . 0' of K MJ, Q In , I .5 fy' , 1 M7 aa 1 s ll NA I 'gg' 9 1' W' P f 1 yf-J-MJ ,e , f n .253 ,H K 1 A .,,f.' fl I. ,.Af -- XYY4 XJ x 1, ' Sy ' 1 Q- ee- 42: - ' H f W . ' 1 ' . , ' M . f, . V 452.1 ' JQ lu,,ff' VS- 1 .ff ' eEg,0,c-2f One hundred fifty-one 1 1 ,MT 5' W an ogyif mCmWLVggfGfy 3 if V pl.. CLASS GD S 111-.ll of I , v .Bmpr fn fJW,,,,,.. 1942 X f . , I ' .L- .V ,v Q YL J ' . L- JW M ,- ' NL - . N lf' ' ' 2 ' 3 l A55 MP ' f uc . l Av 'NLF Keg.: Cfglfqffo A I ' V . K fmj' ff yn U' ' lx J ,J- Wy, ' xq' My 7QMj:QW f L Q5 fx xv . I ' 1 , I, X ,Q 5 E 3 C6 U' Dbbzjllfgc E Q ' . ,C mmf. 4' 4 W 5599? V ,fs V JJ. J.. JM' the ' fp CLASS My X of ' . - , M' ' s ' ' Xi - Q 19431 'K , cyMf34'f.fMW: 1 FQ .l.1.1 li i- x M oilflljjckul ff fzf'k Q . ,z ,,., J? , bf? , A, ff ' f55 fM Q, i O PHOTOGRAPHY IN THIS BOOK BY MR. AND MRS. HARRY MINASSIAN SPEOIALISTS IN YEAR BOOK PHOTOGRAPHY QEIIICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS EOR Hackettstown H. S. Butler H. S. Washington H. S. Hampton H. S. Phillipsburg P. H. S. Easton, Pa., Hosp. SPECIALIZED AND PERSONAL SERVICE ALL WORK DONE IN OUR LABORATORIES Minassian StudiO 46 EAST WASHINGTON AVENUE WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY PORTRAIT AND COMMERCIAL PIIOTOORAPIIY CAMERAS: STILI, AND MOTION PICTURES I I N One hundred fffi yffour 3930 Ta lor E6 Findla , Inc. i S H A R P L E S S The Velvet Kind d ICE CREAM N N Rl W A A N A 15TH AVENUE AND GARY STREET BETHLEHEM, PA. 1 I A I Tested and Approved i I A V I by Good Housekeeping Bureau A Conducted by GGOD HOUSEKEEPING MAGAZINE A One hundred iffy-five T gefwlce PHOTO ENGRAVING AND ART DEPARTMENT INDUSTRIAL ENCRAVINC COMPANY BANK AND CHURCH STS. EASTON. PENNA. PRINTlNG'PLATES-OF'QUALlTYf .1 S c P H O N E 7 5 2 1 1 PRINTERS PUBLISHERS I I THE JOHN S. CORRELL Co., mc, I 318-320 FERRY STREET EASTON, PENNA. fDrawn by F. A. Butler O humlrml fifty-six Q Gomplefe Qffmerica depends upon tfre youth of our ountry to safeguard the wonderful heritage that is theirs. Mental and physical strength are needed to meet life's problems. Our public schools provide unequalled educational advan- tages in mental training. Drinking New Jersey produced milk will assure the youth of our State strong healthy bodies. UNITED MILK PRODUCERS of NEW JERSEY One htndred fiftq seven Phone 21-R 211 Main Street VISIT OUR PLANT Call and Delivery Service FURRIER5 I l ummmnmn LLEAMRS TS a DYER5 The Emblem of Saving and Security COMPLETE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN TAILORING O M. ELIAS SON AND SOOJIAN O hddifu I1 President, Harold Nunn Vice President, Mrs. Bertha Vliet THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION K' kv' www' W I - I K L! X: ' YJ Secretary, Mildred Sanford Treasurer, Leonard Mooney In Peace as in War We Serve On h nd d fifrq Q use no ' ll The Glass O5 19362 Ui!! lil! lil! lil! U!!! Ml! nn!! Telephone South Orange 2-8031 WILBUR C. CRELIN SPORTING GOODS 485 VALLEY STREET MAPLEWOOD, N. .I Factory Representative Special Discount to all Hackettstown High Students One hundred sixty Y Y YY? sl YL' 1 1 1 1 1 91 . . 1 I-latfleld Wlre and Cable Co 11 11 Hackettstown ational CBank Organized 1855 1 1. and its relation 1 to the . . . Hackettstown High School 1' Harold Nunn Cpresidentb H. H. S. 1904 n Warren Sutton C Trust Officerj H. H. S. 1927 Leonard Mooney CTel1erj H. H. S. 1933 Beatrice Wepfer fSecretaryj H. H, S. 1937 V One hundred sixty- Y K Established 185 6 The Hackertstown Gazette N Incorporated r S. C. CUTLER, Editor K PHONE 1 168 MAIN STREET i A Modern Job Plant Connected with Newspaper WAYRES' FARMS w rw no , 'r V ' --my Ho srl' N' N 'Vovsy' ' XX 4 , on 1 1 N f ' w K' 'E By Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Milburn r PURE r BRED JERSEYS One hundred sixty-two ee ll l i i l i i The Lackawanna Leather Co. li LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF FURNITURE LEATHER IN THE U. s. A. Galle The LEADING airplane, railroad, furnilure and boa! manufacturers use l LACKAWANNA LEATHER l L L LLLLL L, LELLL l l A JEWELRY STORE l A ESTABLISHED 1857 .bil E iz, i -BAA-52' ll -H36 24- SERVING THE PUBLIC EOR EIGHTY-THREE YEARS l W i Official Emblem-Maker for the School Class Rings - Pins - Medals lx ji 0 ll i 1 T THEODGRE G. PLATE r. ri l 7 l Corner Main and E, Moore Street HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. il W ' l l l l One hundred sixty flhree IGHT PRICES of DRUGS A'S PHARMACY Est. 1867 AGENCY FOR Dolly Madison Ice Cream GEoRGE DIEHL, Prop. QH. H. S. Class of 19209 Phone 106 We Deliver It will pay you to seek Cpraclical College Training Graduates of Hackettstown High School who contemplate entering college next Fall will do well to consider the value of practical training for a definite vocation Rider College offers that kind of training in the following business and professional fields: Accountancy Salesmanship Secretarial Science Business Advertising Administration Economics Finance Journalism Commercial Law Commercial Teaching Banking Marketing Under the Rider Plan of intensive specialization, bachelor degrees are obtained at a real saving of time and money Dormitories, sororities, fraternities and a diversified program of extra-curricular activities. Vocational guidance and free placement service Address Director of Admissions, Rider College, Trenton, N. J. for interesting descriptive literature RIDER COLLEGE of Business Administration Founded 1865 TRENTON, N. J. One hundrezl sixty-four 'THX 7Y,'C!Vf!f'I .'v'ISf'!v'Zr'f'5AUV ,CY N' CZ fv'fVf'w'Q'Y1'v ,T f'v'f3Z!wlYfZfJ'V?fZf'f EN ITN IVY! KVNVVVI 1 VYY'fVN'Q7?'7 1 ZTVYYYVYQEZQ 2+ :- 3 is Q i 3 'Q li BLACK ACRE 5 E 3 5 is , E E 3 ALPHANO NEW J ERsEY E 2 ie E EMUNNZAUQINWNXU-Af'N ,N QV ,fX'Zli!V-U AlNiA'.UJJ- UNA' . 'i!,ZyL.U-Aj UJQvV IVA!-.EU EIA?-li7ZVZVAf':7xZAf'AZ2V JSLAJQ Bacifs Drug Store When your physician gives you a prescription, he expects it to be filled by a registered pharmacist who will use only highest quality, fresh ingredients. You can always be sure of having prescriptions compounded accurately at the Bach's Drug Store. The Rexall Druggist is a registered pharmacist trained to work in cooperation with your physician, He invites your Doctor to visit him at any time to know how carefully he fills prescriptions and how fresh the ingredients are. When you have prescriptions filled at the Bach's Drug Store, you can always be sure of paying only a reasonable price for the prescrip- tion. Compounding is done quickly. Eringwyoizr iprescriphons to Bach's RexaiIfDz'Li?SRJre for ubsioiute dependability ALBERT W. BACH, Ph. G. EDWARD T. LYNCH, B. Sc. Registered Pharmacists One hundred sixty- Hue ROBERT K. TEEL HARDWARE, PAINTS AND OILS, SPORTING GOODS FARM AND GARDEN TOOLS AUTO ACCESSORIES 'b rx? PHONE SIAW HACIiI?T'I'S'I'OWN, N. J. 122 MAIN STREET HACIiIfT'I'S'I'OWN, N. .I SAVE AT SEARS Om' lzumlwd szxtg-sz.x' TELEPHONE 47M MILTO K. THORP STATIONER 139 MAIN STREET HAQKETTSTOWN GAMES - BOOKS - TOYS - CIRCULATING LIBRARY GREETING CARDS O Select Your Magazines From the Largest Display in Northern New Jersey WILLIAMS 6? HIBLER Dealers m Lumber, Coal, Hardware and Builders' Material - fl - JW21.J1111r1111j.1?' 1jgwupgf - Q.iL1'5 5M3lM 411-I-1 5 V L-J OFFICE AN D YARD: 117-123 LIBERTY STREET HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. PHONE 49 One hundred sixty-seven Tranquillity 6- Allamuchy Farms Holstein Cattle , l ea- X . IE Dorset and Hampshire Sheep Arthur Danks, Manager ALLAMUCHY, N. J AMERICAN Saw Mill Machinery Company HACKETTSTQWN, N. J. MANUFACTURERS ov American Saw Mill Machinery Monarch Wood Working Machines Ohdd h The BANK ef4ecount Or The BLANKw account? . Resolve to Save! BANK WITH V Member Federal Deposil Insurance Corporalfon Warren Roller Rink Sherrer Building HAci1Q12T'1'STowN, N. J. Special Rates Quoted to Churches and Other Organizat one Open Afternoons from 2-5 P. M. Open Evenings from 7-11 P. M. GENTLPMIEN 35c LADHQS U hz1m1'reti Sl'.YfLf When You Think of INSURANCE Thinkof ALBRIGHT eifxiy 220 Grand Avenue HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Phone 224 MILK Our Own Product D.W.A The Allamuchy Parent-Teachers Association 7 The Industrial Arts Department A 0 sci? 2513: - 2 1 - ei if J. N. Balmoos, Instructor I I I I One hundred seventy I' YY Z 7 7 2' V?W mi V1 i 1' YY 7 I I I Benchester Creamery Company, Inc. MILK AND MILK PRODUCTS X4 X The Bayley Agency I I N S U R A N C E I I I GREAT MEADOWS, N, J. I X X L I I Q01 7 BURGER'S GRILL Ii Q frf, f 222 Main Street I OO Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Buntain I SWPNI I IIQLQS I I One hundred seventy- can mms I I QQ Hackettstown T C1 f 1938 Chamber of Commerce he ass 0 EQ Oiwlnf. EV? .-.. Ei ii The Eighth Grade Class of 1940 QQ EQ The Chas. I-I. Elliott Co. Commencement Invitations Class Day Programs Class Pins, Rings and Menus Leather Dance Cases and Covers Fraternity and Class Inserts for Annuals Fraternity and Class Stationery School Catalogues and Illustrations Wedding Invitations Calling Cards Seventeenth Street and Lehigh Ave, PHILADELPHIA One hundred seventy-two V1 L T ' l iw 7 Buy it in Your Home Town l Y Coleman S If Pays lf You Want 1 Confectionery and 1 P001 ROO111 QUALITY - STYLE -- VALUE i SERVICE l ow xl Candies and Sodas for Children You Get If J and 1 Pool, Cigars, Cigarettes and Candy Save Money at for Adults l M COOKE'S T Department Store l Eugene R. Coleman, '98 Proprietor Hackettstowns Growing Store l l T 1 l 4 l l YOUR NEWSPAPER The Courier Post Published Every Thursday Commercial Job Work 2 1 Q - l l w V L CSWQE 194929 Robert Carey, J r. MT. OLIVE AND NENVARK, N. J, 055:21 155929 One hundred seventy-three V V 3 N Churchman , THE SHOW PLACES OE i , Business College i i NORTHWEST JERSEY N Nfl Thorough Business Tra'in1'ng School N W COURSES: wi Accounting, Business Administration, Sec- i retarial, Business, Stenographic. Pace Courses ii y in Accountancy, NN W DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS xl i Forty-one Colleges and Universities, thirty- ' i nine High Schools are represented in the ii i student enrollment this term, N ii i Hundreds of graduates filling responsible W executive positions. W 1 Approved by the Pennsylvania State Com- wi mittee on Standards for Business Schools. ' ii Member of the National Association of 'N li Theatre Accredited Commercial Schools. tl wi lfrce Placement Service for Graduates. ,N i St. Theatre Send for Catalog. ti i . . A W Belvidere Theatre 20272 CHURCHMAN, Przrzczpal U - outh Fourth Street, Easton, Pa. 'N it ii g ' ,y l ii , ii afghan- my? Collegiate i Cap and Gown Company A i ti . , Buck H111 Hatchery E fi i HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. ACADEMIC APPAREL i any i N N 366 Fifth Avenue i NEW YORK, N. Y. I i , N N , ,,,,, Y -fly One hundred seventy-four More Value from I Your Feeding Dollar Poultrymcn, dairymen and other rock feede 1re switching to Flory Feeds. They sol e ' bl .d.. al e r em . Each A gr dent b 'rigs v's'b1c r ur to the feede , For moe eggs. ' 'rea ed ' poductio and greate profits. 'rch to Flory Fe ds. ight no v. 5i1i5i55f3i5f1f5f1f3f5f5f5ifififffff2i2:3.:., .lfffffiffffffffiEfifffffff: fi ngv, , X eees s lam a .:..a Wa f S X 53 pt, U I 125525311 I Hackettstown Chapter I Future Farmers I of America Zi EQ H. L. Goble '25 Co., Inc. GOOD STUDENTS NEED GOOD TOOLS . I I I I I I I TRANsPo-RTATION .III N I A9 Whether a knee-hole desk for student I I L days, or furnishings for the home af- ter marriage, it always pays to buy I good furniture. I I . I I Ford Furmture Stores I II since 1891 I I GREAT MEADOWS' N. J. BELVIDERE P1.ExI1NC.ToN II WASHINGTON I II One hundred seventy-Hue EQ EQ S A Hackettstown Coal and l Lumber Company l Dealers in Hackettstown COAL, FUEL OIL AND 1 PITTSBURGH PAINT Public School Band I PRODUCTS l Auxiliary ' 'Iii' 452 Ph 5 ii EQ one 'x f NXTPN COATS DRESSES 4 , 5 YARD GOODS MILLINERY l Clinton S. Hiles H GREAT MEADOXVS, N. J. A HOPE, N. J. T S Z 5 , I ' HCOVER S I Ixfiix ,pgbj 162 Main Street One hundred seventy-six Hotel Clarendon Newly Decorated We Wish The Senior Class Every Success In Life Catering ow to Banquets and Dinner Parties STRAND THEATRE HACKETTSTOWN Rooms with Bath and Running Water ow Frank Phillips, Prop, Imperial Theatres Incorporated Independence Lodge No. 42 F. 25 A. M. The Kiwanis Club 0 One hundred seven! y-seven 11 ' ,Y YYYWCWQ, , Y , , 1 1 1 1 Steam Shovel Telephone 11 and Trucking Andover 51 1 11 11 11 . . N F. W. Kilpatrick 1 A CoNTRACToR 1 1 Kelly Beverages 1 1 Ci H N 09 1 Q0 1 do 11 11 y, ANDOVER, N. J. 11 1 1 1 C0nSf3fu13U0U5 I0 the Our Motto ls: Good Service 1 CLASS OF 1940 1 and Best Wishes to all L' Levitt 1 184 Main Street 1 Undergraduates of HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. 1 Hackettstown High I School no 11 'EI' Q' Confectionery - Cigars - Stationery 1 Newspapers and Periodicals 1 1 Mansfield Inn Morning, Evening and 1 Sunday Papers Delivered 1 BEATTYSTOWN Route 24 1 1 Edward Kehoe, Proprietor Phone 166 1 V , Y Y , One hundred seventy-eight M. MO1'gan 8 S011 Neighbourys HACKETTSTOWN, N, J. Insurance Agency Harry Neighbour, Agent ow CUT FLOWERS and gg Q DESIGN WORK ow Member of Florists' Telegraph Delivery Association Shen-er Bldg. Greenhouses - 205 Warren Street HACKET-I-STQWNY N. J' Osmun Company, Inc. Charles G' Off l PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTORS All Forms of INSURANCE I EQ and l REAL ESTATE 121 Main Street 245 Main Street HACKETTSTOWN, N. J, One hundred seventy-nine 1: N if - NETCONG - -X lf!!! A CITY THEATREIN THE COUNTRY Perfect Sound and Perfect Projection Are Necessary to Perfect Enjoyment of Motion Pictures Reliable Furniture House Where Good Furniture Is Inexpensive he 51 he 229-235 Main Street HACKETTsToxvN, N. J. Harvey Stevens EQ Zi Seber's Pine Grove GENERAL MERCHANDISE ALLAMUCHY and TRANQUILLITY NEW JERSEY EQ EQ One hundred eighly v O9 1' O0 1 The Safety Patrol eb do SMITH'S GARAGE DODGE -- PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE Repairs Storage v Washing Complete Lubrication Atlas and Willard Batteries Atlas Tires Motors and Fuel Analyzed by the Latest Instruments Cars tested for State inspection on Weaver equipment, the same as used by the State All Night Service Tel. 157 HACKETTSTOWN Charles Seugling ROOT FOR and Sons HACKETTSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL HIGH GRADE DAIRY CATTLE and also Snyder's Department Store LITTLE FALLS NEW JERSEY A Fine School and A Fine Store in A Mighty Pine Town One hundred eighty- one TRAINING FOR SUCCESSFUL CAREERS ' Secretarial ' Accounting ' Stenographic ' General Business Day and Evening School Free Placement Service Send for Catalog DRAKE Business and Secretarial Colleges and Schools WM. C. COPE, Pres. Kinney Building, Newark Broad and Market Streets Newark, New Jersey Wm. T. Swackhamer INC. FORD for 40 The Modern Ford is Poised for Perfect Motoring Royal Scarlet Stores CHRIS SCHROEDER, Prop. A Complete Food Market Known for Fine Meats Groceries - Fruits - Vegetables Fresh Fish Pratts Frosted Foods 145 Main Street Telephone ZOO HACKETTSTOWN, N. J, Harry L. Smith Disfrict Agent The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Milwaukee The Dividend Paying Company of America Phone 216 WASHINCETON, N. J. I I One hundred eighty-two Union Cemetery Association I 53 :MQ 0 3'-' HACKETTSTOWN, N. J Leon A. Walling Job Printer Prices as low as GOOD PRINTING will permit :I .59 .25 ll2 Grand Ave. HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Phone 92-J T. Y. Ward Y5 Co. CEMETERY MEMORIALS The Woman's Club HACKETTSTOWN, N, J. Lil El One hundred eighty-three U lj TO THE GRADUATES OF 1940: Our hearty congratulations and may future The years bring further success to you. I I Your financial success can be assured in Washlngton Townshlp the future, if you provide for it in the present. Our plan of systematic savings Board of Education is both easy and proiitable. Practice THRIFT early in life. It will pay you Big dividends in the future. For Hnancial help in buying your home . -Xxx or for investment problems see the lgwzg . . . ' Washlngton Building -' 1 and Loan Association 22 Belvidere Avenue WASHINGTON, N. J, HARRY CHRISTINE, Secrelaru Warren House Whitehouse Chevrolet WM. T. CARPENTER, Prop. HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. -13' flQ, ,1Tlm.9lI I , - ill fcHEvRoLETf E?:i i- CHEVROLET CARS 314 Main Street HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. l Parts Service One hundred eight ty-four Brookside Dairy ll6' f 'Ei S. TONKENS Alvah Thomas FLOUR - FEED - HAY - GRAIN HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. 90 Main Street Phone 196 X . 'Y9 The Travel Club GQ' T91 William G. Vey 25 Son PACKARD - HUDSON and PONTIAC CG' N ix! Q5 11 U S, Sell One hundred eighty-five FORD MERCURY LINCOLN ZEPHYR FOR 1940 fy, f'-kg A Senior SNYDER MOTORS HACKETTsTowN, N. J. Q5 ,gg J . A. HARRIS Q Q The Store of Clothing Economy CLOTHING FURNISHINGS S H O E S Young Men's Suits and Furnishings for High School functions our ' l . Spam ty Charles Fields Bostonian and Sundial Oxfords for Men or Boys Sundial Pumps or Oxfords for Women and Children Gym Footwear for Boys and Girls 62' gg' 133 Main Street L One hundred eighty-six City Community Jensen's Soda Club Cleaners and Dyers 205 Main SUM WASHINGTON, N. J. Mrs. J. Tomaino, Mgr. Charles L. Torrence Class of 1936 H' H' S' Chess Club Knights of Columbus 1931-1940 See Me Before You Build William B. Huxster State Highway I BUDD LAKE, N. J. A Mason and Builder All Kinds of Building Work Plans and Specilications Estimates Given Phone Netcong 407-W Tel. Hackettstown 911-F-2 Elmer R. Dilley HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. GENERAL TRUCKING Route 6 Budd Lake Road A Friend One hundred eighry-seven Hackettstown Produce Market JOHN C. ANEFANTES, Prop. FANCY FRUIT - VEGETABLES Cor. Main and Grand Ave. The Archery Club Elston Apgar Anderson's Service Station Phone 3 0 2 HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. SUNOCO GAS and OIL Apgar's Taxi Phone 322 206 Main Street 24 HOUR SERVICE Meadowside Service Station ROBERT B. ALLEN, Prop. GREAT MEADOWS, N. J. Atlantic and Mobilgas Products Dunlap Tires Ranges Appliances Charley Anthony ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Telephone 432 LONG VALLEY, N. J. Alphano Gardens J. F. ENGEMANN Meats Groceries M. B. Bowers Y5 Son The Bests, Market Agricultural Implements 223 Mein Street Phone 471 and Hardware Fruits Vegetables HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. One hundred eighty-eight Ranges Water Heaters Electrical Contracting Enos R. Beaty 171 Mountain Avenue Phone 125-R Hackettstown, N. J. Blessing 'ii Diehl Building Contractors and Millwork HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. 124-W Phones 137-W Phone 9 3 Baylor's Restaurant American Home Cooking Home Made Pies 15 West Washington Ave. WASHINGTON, N. J. John D. Bunn Beaty's Mills Feeds Farm Machinery Paints 119 Main Street 109-114 East Ave. Visit Our New Mill Broad's Studio 308 Front Street BELVIDERE, N. J. 1 A. E. Brock 1 f H. A. Cohen s Sons WASHINGTON, N. J. The Store for Thrifty People Curl's Barber Shop Car1's Radio Shop Intelligent Service on Car and Home Radios Univex Moving Picture Cameras Emerson and Philco Radios STEWART V. WILLIAMS, Prop. Phone Hackettstown 525 One hundred eighty-nine R. O. Burnet BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR LONG VALLEY, N. J. Telephone Long Valley 24-R-16 Cranberry Lodge Restaurant CRANBERRY LAKE, N. J. Route No. 31 Best wishes to the members of the graduating class The College Shoppe 151 Main Street HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. MARY R. CAPERNA, Prop. Carl Castner G. L. F. FEEDS FARM and POULTRY SUPPLIES HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Phone 344 ' Central House ROBERT HANKINSON, Prop. 251 Main Street Phone 439-M HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Collins' Barber Shoppe GREAT MEADOWS, N. J. Picnic Grounds Fishing Swimming Cliffdale Park Between I-Iackettstown and Washington, N. J.-Route 24 Restaurant E. Bostedo, Prop. Phone Hackettstown 265-J Les Kirby and Gil Cramer Harry Christine WASHINGTON, N. J. INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE If It's Insurance, We Sell It Eddie Connors Teaching GUITAR -- BANJO 312 193 Main Street 1. o. o. E Building One hundred ninety The Debonnaires Arthur Danks DeSantis Shoe Repairing Shop 131 Main Street HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Dine at Dieh1's HOME COOKING 101 Main Street HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. E. H. Devoe WASHINGTON, N. J. Endicott Johnson Shoe Company Better Shoes for Less Money CARL A. TESTA, Mgr. 166 Main St. Hackettstown, N Ycesafs uw. H. Frome CRANBERRY LAKE, N. J. HIDES AND WOOL Route 31 Veteran's Rest Formerly Commercial Inn FREDERICK MEISLER, Mgr. Route 6 Hackettstown. N. J. I PORT MURRAY, N. J. Flying Cloud PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Wholesale and Retail Phone Hackettstown 531 One hundred ninety-one Lyman D. Gulick PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Rockport Road Phone 942-F-2 HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Old Glennside QNew York Hotelb DINING AND DANCING Route 6 Townsbury, N. J. JOHANNA HEARTY, Prop. A FRIEND F9 A9 Ho Hackettstown Cut Rate Drug Store H. ALEXANDER, Prop. I69 Main Street Phone 300 Pay Station 415 Hackettstown Beverage Store TRY Hill Bros.' Diner and be convinced Special Sunday Dinners Complete 55c and 65c Broiled Steaks and Chops Special Toasted Sandwiches Route 30 Washington, N. J. Phone 87 Joseph C. Hazara Hand and Power Mowers Sharpened Acetylene and Electric Welding ALLAMUCHY, N. J. Hackettstown Nurseries, Inc. Complete Landscape Service Budd Lake Highway HACKETTSTOWN, Telephone Hackettstown 423 Floyd E. Harris BEACON FEEDS TRANQUILLITY, N. J. Phone I-Iackettstown 924-F-ll Hackettstown Electric Co. 276 Main Street Phone 25 EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL One hundred ninety-two L. A. Hart GARAGE I Fender Straightening Commercial Body Building G. M. C. Trucks I Budd Lake Road i J oe's Barber Shop 5 BARBERS 5 NO WAITING J ohnson's General Store BEATTYSTOWN, N. J, The J igger Shop SOL BRAGAR, Mgr. Extends its Heartiest Congratulations to THE CLASS OF 1940 281 Main Street HACKETTSTOWN, Jean Rose Piece Dye Works, Inc. OXFORD, N. J. Exzea M. Johnson HAIRDRESSER Tel. Lake Mohawk 3921 Tel. Hackettstown 9 2-W-Cooke's Department Store Hair Styles Wz'th You In Mind H. Stanley Kirby FLOUR - FEED - GRAIN ALLAMUCHY, N, J, Phone 904-F-14 Kinsey's Service Station Long Valley Inn CHARLES MESSLER, Prop. Lou's Soda Shop One hundred ninety-three V' ' ' 11 F' 'W 11 1 1 Leta's Beauty Salon 117 Main Street 1 HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. J ones' Place GEORGE W. JONES, Prop. PORT MURRAY, N. J. Groceries, Candy, Tobacco Ice Cream, Sodas 11 Gasoline and Oil 1 Telephone 183-R Prestone and Alcohol ii 1 W Y iff C mWW - l 11 The Boys L. F. Larsen from Andover Labar '65 Frantz 7 1 KOIHQY S Landmark PAINTERS and DECO-RATORS r J HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. TRANQUILLITY, N. J. Phone 905-F-2 Ph 317 1 Hackettstown one Th P' Steam Laundry e In and Ball 212-214 Main sf, BOWLING Established 1900 Phone Hackettstown 430 Shume Board-P001 Table C. M. LABAR, Owner 255 Main Street, Hackettstown, N. J Marlatt's Fruit Farm Macclellan 8 Young y APPLES AND APPLE JUICE Chfyslef and Plymouth 3' I . y PORT MURRAY, N. J, Sa es and Service Phone 364 One hundred ninety-four Morgan Brothers SALLY and EDNA at Mary's Diner All Home Cooking Budd Lake Road Route 6 Lillian's Beauty Shoppe All Lines of Beauty Culture Permanent Waves if Scalp Treatment Phone l-R-44 Alphano Road Evenings by Great Meadows, N. J. Appointment 2nd House on Right Mrs. A. J. Lichtenstein Groceries, Tobacco Confectionery MT. BETHEL, N. J. Telephone Netcong 428 Capt. Bill Moke1er's Tavern Route 6, Budd Lake, N. J. Near Municipal Building Dinners and Sandwiches of all Kinds Accommodations for Clubs, Societies Capacity 200 Morris County Sand and Gravel Co. NETCONG, N. J. J. P. Niper Mt. Top Filling Station THE ESSO DEALER H. Schmidt Budd Lake Road J. J. Newberry Co. HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Netcong Press Quality Printing Modern Equipment Moderate Prices Main Street Netcong, N. J. In Rear of Post Office Phone Netcong 10 One hundred ninety-live The Oasis Modern Shoe Shop A. FRONTERA, Prop Shoe Rebuilding the Modern Way-- By the Lamac Process Hats Cleaned and Blocked Shoe Shine Phone Hackettstown 439-R 243 Main St. Hackettstown, N. J. R. J. Parke PORT MURRAY, N. J. Tel. Hackettstown 901-F-1 l Harvey E. Perrine Schooley's Mountain, N. J. GENERAL TRUCKING Goal Brewery Grain Petty's Service Sinclair Gas, Oil and Lubrication Budd Lake Road Phone 429-M S The Mademoiselle Dress Shoppe l18 Main Street HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. S. H. Perry Son's Dealer in General Merchandise, Hay, Straw Roofing, Nails, Poultry Wire Barbed Wire - Pratt's Feeds and Remedies Telephone, Washington 639 PORT MURRAY, N. J. Lewis Perrine EAT AT Peop1e's Restaurant 197 Main Street Phone 175-J A Friend One hundred ninety-six 1 MW, ,, Q, f ,, L E QW , ,, 4 , E i Q in Y, 1 1 1 Robfff A' 5041112 Pae's Home Made Bakery 1 Eresh Meats and Groceries i 1 Dry Goods ,, Notions 155 Ma1n Street Drugs 11 11 LONG VALLEY, N. J. 1 1 Phone 3-R-15 1 Mrs. Mildred Reed HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Phone 519 John E. Richter Expert Tire Rebuilding 120 Main Street 1 MILK AND CREAM HACKETTsTowN, N. J. 11 1 TIRES -- TUBES 11 High Street Hacketrstown, N. J. VULCANIZING Phone 186-J All Work Guaranteed 11 J. P. Romeo 1 Morgan's Point Restaurant Rubyys Market 1 11 BUDD LAKE, J. 1 1 ' ' W ' W E E' WZ'-r i ' 1 . 1 R0I1131'l0'S Rrver-Edge Stand 1 Complete Eood Market WM' J' SUTER Service-Quality-Economy T S d - h G 1 Open Sundays and Holidays asty an wic es and ood Eats UG - - ,, 1 Budd Lake Road Netcong, N. J. as and O11 Service 1 Mountain Ave. Phone 512 1 Phone 138 Prompt Free Delivery HACKETTSTOWN' N. J. 1 Gordon Ayres I 1 Roehr1ch's Flowers 1 and the 11 SHADOWLAND TRIO FOR ALL OCCASIONS l Much More for Much Less 1 with 1 Try Us 1 Harold Bowlby Wilbur ouiiek Phone 90 I4 , ,, ,Q ,7 7 Y W Q ,ff ,Q H ,, ,,,,Q,,,, L, , , W, ' J ' One hundred ninefy-seven l y TRANSPORTATION l By Bus or Truck l Q J. I. Sutton TOWNSEURY, N. J. Phone-Bel. 20-R-7 Roy A. Stiff FLORY FEEDS JOHNSONEURG, N. J. Phone Hackettstown 90-F-23 l X ' W W' W ' 'W' 7 TW ' -' TTY Y' ll ll Rl1SS2l1 S. Smith Smith Bros. Express 1 Main Street HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Philco Radios Maytag Washers R. C. A. Television 1 K i MRS. J. VAN STONE, Prop. Schooley's Mt. Inn l J Home Cooked Meals Phone Long Valley 4-R-15 To Newark and Vicinity Phone 505 N. B. Swenson Producer of l GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK ll Route 24 Schooley's Mt., N. J. EAT! EAT! MORE l Fresh Fruits and Vegetables The Triangle Lungh l Delivered to Your Door li Wesley C. Sutton 146 Main Street l Phone Hackettstown 529-R Y Frank P. Titus TY11311 BIOS' l Plumbing, Heating and Tinning MEAT l Electrol Oil Burner l Main Street Opposite Bank 224 Main Street i Phone 305 Residence 307 HACKETTSTOWN' N. J- l HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Phgne 278 like aeEaea aea-a ga ag g . One hundred ninety-eight i, E e EYE fa l X l St. Mary's Church Saunder's Food Market 309 Main Street HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Phone 177 A SERVICE STORE E Our Work Pleases You Tell Others Smale THE TAILOR Eine Tailoring Men's Suits Made to Order Expert Altering Dry Cleaning a Speciality HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Phone 26-J Headquarters of NUNN BUSH SHOES Marvin Shields Joseph Snook LIFE INSURANCE AGENT Speedway Inn Route 10 Ledgewood Food As You Like lt Proprietor-Erank Lamanna LeRoy Johnson, Manager Phone Netcong 410 Hackettstown 338-M Residence Robert P. Smith '55 Son Manufacturers of CINDER BLOCKS 26 CONCRETE PRODUCTS Route 6, Between Budd Lake and Netcong. Residence, Drakestown, NJ. St. James Church Washington and Moore Streets Samuel Smith CEormerly Smith YS Coxj Painting and Paper Hanging Phone 332-W or 524-R 602 Moore Street HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Phone 91 l-E-2 Hackettstown Howard W. Smith WELL DRILLING WATER SYSTEMS Route No. 6 Hackettstown, N. .l. R. D. No. l One hundred nirzely-nine Travelers' Restaurant ALL HOME COOKING 124 Main Street ELWOOD W. GROONDYKE Homer M. Taylor CONTRACTOR and BUILDER C. H. Timbrell MENS' WEAR HAOKETTSTOWN, N. J , R. A. Tinsman Painting and Paper-hanging Contractor Hery1a's Service Station Dealer in Sunoco Products Route 6 GREAT MEADOWS, N. J. N. HERYLA, Prop. The Vanity Shoppe BEAUTY CULTURE Phone 175-M Insurance Automobile -- Fire -- Compensation Harold V. Puffer Tel. Hackettstown 904-F 2-l Geo. A. Skinner '55 Son Schooley's Mt. General Store United Service Grocers Phone I-Iackettstown 325 The Village Inn G. C. BAILEY, Prop. ALLAMUCHY, N. J. TYPEWRITERS Royal and Underwood New and Used Terms W. H. Voorhees 515 Grand Avenue HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Two hundred The Hackettstown Grange No. 210 The Garden Club INDEPENDENCE CHAPTER NO. 102 Order of Eastern Star GENERAL TORBITT CIRCLE NO. 38 Ladies of the G. A. R. GOOD INTENT COUNCIL NO. 75 Sons and Daughters of Liberty Wide Awake Rebekah Lodge No. 77 Smith's Daisee Market, Inc. Fancy Groceries 127 Main Street HACKETTSTOWN, N, J. Corner Grocer Phone 248 Hack-448 Tels. Mo-43461 H. Shrank '65 Sons Tailors - Cleaners - Furriers Of the Better Kind 173 Speedwell Ave. 184 Main St. Morristown I-Iackettstown New .Iersey Police Department FLOYD PARKS, Chief ORVILLE Cox J UDSON WILEY Telephone 435 If no answer Phone 64 or 375 Town Talk Shop 34 East Washington Avenue WASHINGTON, N. J. Town Talk Ice Cream Fresh Home Made Soup Daily Platters served from 6 to 8 P. M. Formerly Montell's Two hundred one I li . . II Fleming YS Flemlng II I WILLIAM A. ELEMING I I I I I I Floyd Gruendyke ARTIFICIAL ICE I N. A. Freeman SHELL SERVICE STATION HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Telephone Hackettstown 336 Felix Tavern E. RADASKIEWICZ, Prop. Main Street Great Meadows, N. J. Ii LLLLL I L L L... L mr.-- W LOTS for SALE on A The BEAUTIFUL GULICK I Glen Tea Room TRACT I A friend of the School W Walter D. Gulick V Robert Gruendyke I DEALER IN ICE II ,fa I I James J. Giammalvo Gibbs' Farm HIGH QUALITY DAIRY COWS ALLAMUCIIY, N. J. The Genevieve Shoppe Greeting Cards Dresses Lingerie Gifts Two hundred two J. Meredith Smith, M. D. Dr. Walter H. Harmon Dr. E. C. Hall Dr. G. E. Michell Dr. Lewis E. Blessing G. G. Mills, M. D. Dr. W. J. Kossmann Dr. J. Olin Curtis Dr John A. Salandi James F. Savage D. V. M. Ilddh To A C C C 5 xy I Dr. Oscar Fhegauf J OPTOAMETRIST JEWELRY SILVERWARE A Friend WATCHES WASHINGTON, N. J. X Y 7 YV 7 i 7 7 i 'T i 7 2 N A Frank L. Thompson T Claud E. Cook J e 137 Main street T HACKETTSTOWN, N, J. N , L S. E-- T James B. Roe J Licensed Robert H. Robson LAND SURVEYOR HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. T Lloyd B. Cochran T Dr. H. L. Grandee A A 1 I SURGEON CHIROPODIST HACKETTSTOWN, N, J. N H The Auto Stores I 2 E. Washington Avenue WASHINGTON, N. J. 1 A Friend Phone 386 T TIRES TUBES ACCESSORIES A Everything for the Car mg L E so L Two hundred four Western Auto Associate Store and AMOCO GAS STATION Corner Main and Moore Streets HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. West Orange Hosiery Mills Inc. Stiger Street HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Phone 2 20 Miss Annette Wert MUSICAL INSTRUCTOR E. John Wildrick Recorder Real Estate Insurance H. Wachsman GULF OIL PRODUCTS Main and High Streets BUICK Adam Wandling Dealer in Feed and Grain, Fertilizers Wire Fence, Roofing, Etc. Baby Chicks Custom Hatching PORT MURRAY, N. J. Telephones, Washington 612-W-1 612-W-2 Walter's Corner WALTER ROST. Prop. TRANQUILLITY, N. J. To Meet Your Friends Special Arrangements Made for Parties Wm. D. Whitesell GROWER Celery - Lettuce - Onions GREAT MEADOWS, N. J. Washington Auto Parts WASHINGTON, N. J. Two hundred five Charles Wiseburn Prepared Buckwheat Flour Poultry and Dairy Feeds STEPHENSBURG, N. J. Phones 941-P-2 10-'J Young's Diner The Cleanest Diner on the Highway Delicious Pies Home Cooking Route 6 Hackettstown, N. J. The Madison Furniture Hoffman Hardware 163 Main Street HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Phone Hackettstown 51-M Washington Township Parent Teachers' Association B. R. Waldron '25 Sons Co., Inc. CREAMERIES Purchasers of N. J. produced milla CALIFON, N. J. The Best for Less Zuckerman's Washington Hackettstown New Jersey Walnut Grove Better Known as Banana Farm Great Meadows, N. J. Route 6 Orchestra Every Saturday Night J. WEBER AND SoNs Fritz Schram MASON Mill Street HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Blackwood's Express i l A i Two hundred six QUTOGHHPHS ff! 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