Hackettstown High School - Oracle Yearbook (Hackettstown, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 230 of the 1942 volume:

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I 4 w CJ F C 'T Q E 5 se V3 E 'Z f Q V Q QP 'C O '2 N 3 2 4: JI -N. vm U 1... f-1 L Q LI k-1 Z ,e E 5 P ,C H C - fi H LA 5-4 1 4 Q. E L LQ fd -2 vf E CL s. Le ll? ui Q C fa J LE a.. 'T' Z C Q 'U w Q sd rw ,-4 Q 41 , pl E2 E fs 5 E ,Q 1, -N 13 .1 Af -.. E is c: Q 'U an CJ L L -2 U ': .J 'J E- Q 5 'U 5. f: S 'U LL -Q-4 A .-C L-4 3 U E CL ': ...C- 'C E f THE A, Q, RRCLE Ediforial 2 ef l as a fitting tribute and memorial , to a wonderful four year cruise in quest of knowledge and in the conquest of new friends, we the Senior Class of l942 proudly present the twenty-third edition of the Oracle, a logbook of famil- iar faces and well-known sites, to be cherished deeply by all who know and love our good ship, Alma Mater. To our Admirals, ever-staunch Cap- tains, Board of Directors, and all of the good shipmates who have contri- buted their help in advertisements and welcome advice to make our cruise and the publication of our logbook a success, we are sincerely grateful. We now wish to invite you to relive our ucruise of knowledge with us in the following pages. Seven THE Q-I , A R onncl.e fff. av I MR. VAN CLEVE BRUGLER Superuz'sz'ng Principal Eight Bj. THE onncl.e ,yjgrf HARQLD W. KELLER, A. B., M, A High School Principal P Nine A C 5 Br 1 N - Yr 7 ,. Qi ' THE , I qnncue EMILY JOHNSON Stenography and Tgpewriting Plattsbury State Normal School Simmons College New York University if - A. RUTH 'Ok1Z,l,o A UBURIS, A. B. French Spanish Modern History World History MonIclaz'r State Teachers College .I Ten LOUISE A. LLOYD, A. B. Mathematics Elmira College WILLIAM H. VOORHEES, B. C. S Q Bookkeeping Stenography, Office Practice Tgpewriting Rider College of Commerce , '! 3 L ur. R pf -' 3 THE ff, onncLe C, ALBERT JOHNSON, A. B., Ed. M. MRS. ETHEL M. HALE, A. B. Science English UPSUIU College Bucknell University Rutgers U niuersity HERMANN J, BIELEFELD- A. BR, A- M. MRS. ELo1S L. DELLICKER, A.B., A.M Elnylnh Earlg European I-listorg Lafayergilg-Ollege United States History Hama,-d Un,'Uef5,'1y Human Relations and Occupations Montclair State Teachers College Eleven 4 , I IP A pi I 'wyf E5 wfme 1 ORHCLE I Y. ly., AA. GRACE I. WILLIAMS, A. B. Art English Bloomsburg State Normal School Susquehanna University ELIZABETH DEAN, A. B. Early European History English Montclair State Teachers College University of California I2 is we A . . fi A1219 . . Sysssggfviii' 1.5.3131-iff' M - . .2 f3i523?5'.f5tl5i . Ae- I I I-Qggfiig--g.agg..,w . A . ,gxssztfz-:Kea -, . M-ies it . 1 fs' ' Qisizwlilgft b i .- . ' .5-Seeks? 111 ., - . . fm:21s2 '. f. . 1 .'1ti1QzIs2eg5 z - 3 fm- 5gq1t-- RI ' 'K .1 - .wizggayf PHARES P. DINGER, B. S. Biology Senior Science Muhlenberg College NELSON S. SLIKER. B. Ed. Ifln Co TypeuJIriting Commercial Arithmetic and Business Training Commercial Law, Business Organization Consumer Education Rider College of Commerce Twelve 1'1'1 T onncue yy, ' .-.D I HE My 11 JAMES P. GINOPLE, A. B. General Science Plane Geometry General Mathematics Lafayette College GEORGE E. MICHAEL, B. S., M Agriculture Related Science U niversity of Delaware Cornell University CHARLES A. MORRISON, B. S., Ed. M. JOHN N. BALMOOS. B.S. flu Edy Ed M Problems of Democracy Director of Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing Pl7y,SiC0l EdUC0fl'07'7 and Afl?l9fl'CS Stroudsburg State Teachers College Lafayette College Rutgers University Rutgers University Thirteen ! onncue H y, ,gf me .iff O MRS. DOROTHY M, BEST, B. S. Home Economics New Jersey College for Women HENRY S, DAECZYNSKI. B. S. Director of Band, Orchestra, and Glee Club Wz'llz'amS School of Music Montclair State Teachers College New York U niuersity Fourteen MRS. HELEN R. SNYDER Physical Education Director of Girls' Athletics The Savage School of Physical Education CAROL KARR, A. B. Librarian Stanford University H -5 'Sf' onnc:l.e yg, ' Ei ' THE A7 I GERTRUDE BUELL Attendance Officer Hackettsrown High School HELEN Fl MITCHAM, R. N. Lunch Room Supervisor Morristown Memorial Hospital Fifteen MYRTLE LAKE, R. N. School Nurse Brooklyn Hospital ELIZABETH RICE Clerk Rider College of Commerce 1 . vi' Sixteen 5 ,Q '. as QE W V. J 4 a A me ORRCLE Ediforial Sfaff Editor-in-Chief JESSIE BUNTAIN Assistant Editors DONALD EDWARDS DAVID HERBERT ANDREW HAZELTON MILDRED PARR Business Manager RUTH LOERCH Assistant Business Managers JACK CANNON WILLIAM THORP IRA HDAGLAND EVELYN TOMAINO GERALD HUEE MARGUERITE TRIMMER Artists RENA HILDEBRANT EMILY MAYEERRY Seventeen 4'C4 'u- , -: Q -Q' '51-7,1 ,gif View ,, Y X Kxfrix X 'XX ,M if . Xkgnxmgyf -I I p g ' JS' X' v,?ff4?-! , pfiqft' V T WSW 25.1 ' ?iT 1 ' . k gf, My LAI.. 'P-in Y ' f ' 1 Q - 1,1 , A' ,g44,g.,. 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A, ,,,.' - Q Y 9 kk Z 5 Z s 4 s 3 5 A WH- C ' B Q W I E . xqhlue V7 C0 L 0 .2 Q: en en U Q O L .2 2 0 VJ Kehoe lliam XVi horp T XVilli.1m Ihzclton If .1 Q s.. 'U E 'C an A., n. .... 'E fu I-1 :J Ll Q5 Q E -C O D - A ff IILIIIHYS sg IIEVER A 9, Leno, X' 9 FOLLOW fr ' 'iilffli EAYYTQ-,ben-'1 : li 4 1 7 Z Class Song Four golden years we've spent with you: Four years we shall ne'er forget. While through toils and tribulations We have gained success. We've had such fun throughout these days, We really can't forget them. To classmates, teachers, friends and all, we bid goodbye. Dear H. H. S. we love you, And the years spent here have been such fun. The friends that we've made are so many, And the knowledge so great that we've won- How we hate to leave our High School, With the friendships true that we have shared. Oh! we'll cherish Ithese days in our mem'ries, And we'll always hold them dear. We will make our pathways brighter By our knowledge gained here at school. We will think of the friends we have made here- Friends we love, friends we trust, friends we share. Now, the time has come for parting. On our different roads traveling afar, Years gone by we look back and sigh, Oh, dear H. H. S. goodbye! JESSIE BUNTAIN LINDA HERBERT JOSEPH STEWART WILLIAM THORP MARGUERITE TRIMMER MARY VREELAND Twenty ji THE 1 I -, ORRCLE Class Poem A FRIEND TO ALL Dear H. H. S,, you are a friend: You show us wrong from right: i Our courses you have helped to wend In reaching firmer light, Oh, H. H. Sl Oh, H, H. SJ Our spirits you attend: And thus we have admired you so From start to very end. Oh, H. H. S.l we once were new, You molded us thy way: But praises now we give to you, Your trust we'll ne'er betray! Our H. H. SX Our H. H. S.! We've made this motto, true: Always lead and never follow, And we will keep it, too! Witluin the four short years just passed We've weathered every feat, Thy worth we've realized at last, Our hearts in praise now beat. But H. H. S.! Oh, H. H. S.I Before your doors we've massed To bid you now a sad farewell, For time is moving fast! We'll meet our future face to face, Then peer in every part Until we find the rightful place, ln which to make our start. Oh, H. H, Sl Oh, H. H. Sf We've kept a steady pace: Through life we will refer to you, For knowledge is our base. Now teachers dear, and classmates, too, Friendship we comprehend: A friend helps in what e'er you do, And you have been that friend. Dear H. H. S., Dear H. H. S., You've been so grand and true, Our memories will relive the days That we have spent with you. JENNIE FIRUTA Twenty-one 8 THE QRRCLE f ,I JJ .If .Wk bfi' f hifi r A A mi WW RoI5IfRT WOODRUI3F BEATY Commercial Course Mlt was a long fight, but I won. Cilee Club, 3. ANNA MAE BIRD General Coarse 'ADemure and quiet, which, for a lady We consider a compliment. Travel Club, 4. M MJWW M20 THOMAS CRAIG BLAIR General Scientific Course Ml never- bother work until work bothers me. Irvington High S:hool, 1938-1939. Hackettstown High School, 1939-1942. JESSIE DUNN BUNTAIN College Preparatory Course 'Just give me a horse and uf' l'll bc satisiedf' liditor-in-Chief of The Oracle . 45 Class Song Committee, -P: H for Honor Roll, l-2-3-4: The Curtain Callers, 43 Glce Club. l-Z, Band. l-23-4. Publicity Manager, 243-4: Or- chestra. l-2-3-4: Library Club, 4: Press Club, 3-4. ljditor-in-Chief. 43 Editor-in-Chief of Tigers Tale, 4: Science Club. 3: Safety Patrol. 2-3: Presentation of Key of Knowledge. 4: Class Play. 4: Class Day Committee, 4: Valedictorian. Twenty-two J ....4., 4? I me 3 . iq, .34 7 JI' .I.,. ORHCLE 'al JOHN F. CANNON Commercial Course His silence is deceiving. Assistant Business Manager of The Oraclef sociation, 4: Class Play, 4. 1 i M V I I 'fl r4V.uUV VIRGINIA SUE CI.AwsoN u , J' ' lm College Preparatory Course '- J' 1 ' . I I 'AlVly own thoughts are my companions. I . ICIJJ J-I The Curtain Callers, 45 Glee Club, 1-2-4: Y, Chess Club, 1-2: Archery Club, 43 Safety ' v . j Patrol, 2. yd ' .I l' , I , ,gf W if 1 ,K K f,' s - , L ,, - . . H, I Q ' - STEWART AYERS COLLINS i A I I V J Agricultural Course l I Y -V tx YY l ' Haste makes waste, Why hurry? .' I .ul T Safety Patrol, l. s ! 1 X! A f , I ff I' PETER DONAT CONGEDO i J A l General Scientiic Course - lf- HAS large as life and twice as natural. 7 f Glee Club, 2-3-4: Safety Patrol, li NM l Tix: l U I XX , Dfw tu: Xl Twenty-three 4: Safety Patrol, 1: Treasurer of Athletic As- fi I ,tiff me ORFICLE ,J ,Q , I M Q O. ' ' ' 'HARRIET VIRGINIA CURI. 7? ' J B C ' . 1 M, Commercial Course '- ,J If A V .I v vy I You re so lovely! I , I ff The Curtain Callers. 4g Glec Club, l-3-42 Ldjf Band Twificf. 3-4: Chess Ciub, 2, Tmvei Ciub, N, ', Z-4: Safety Patrol, 3-4: Class Basketball. 23 f I Class Day Committee, 4, fyi if ,-- , .ll ,vt ,- -J ' r, 1 I X . Q HELEN DANYLUK -'dow Commercial Course - 'll' I 'AA steady friend and a credit to our class. , , Glee Club. 2: Chess Club, 4: Travel Club, , ' 4: Knitting Club. 4, Secretary, 4. , - f ff , 1 I lf JOHN ROBERT DEREMER af' ' - X04 xl UU I General SCIUQVIN-flC Course X, QL-yjl ' . They go wild, simply wild, over me? ftjtjf , ,' Vice-President of Class, 3-4: Football, 1-2- ff , , ' ' VU' 3-4, Captain. 43 for Football, 2-3-4: p I - IX Basketball, 2-3-4, Captain, 4: for Basket- ' ' - U ball, 3-4, Baseball, 3-41 H for Baseball, 3-44 V Class Basketball, 1-Z-3, Captain, l-2-31 Class J l 1 I Play, 2. .Lid-' ' aj . GM-f RUTH NORA DIEI-IL A I. , College Preparatory Course I al - ' ,QNX .. - . ,, A case of ualit , not uantit . 5 fl Y Cl Y 7, A Pk Delphian Debating Society, l-.21 Cilee Club, 1- X I' ix 'ff 2-3-43 Chess Club, 1: Travel Club, 3: Safety X, 3 Patrol. 2: Knitting Club, 3: Class Day Com- ' A ft, I, V- mittee, 4. ' AS feb- ..l'wI 'f ' ,Mba QD 3 ' ' l y E EV' '- A A 'I I Twemy-four B of :E kxl ORRCLE DONALD GORDON EDWARDS General Course 'Careful roads - here I come! Assistant Editor of The Oracle. -lu NoR'1'oN HANS EUART 71 General Course 'A little nonsense now and thsnf' Newton High School, 19717-1940. Hackettstown High School, l94O-I9-12. DEWITT BRYAN EVERITT General Course Just call me Gene Krupaln Chess Club, l-2: Glee Club. 3-41 Band 2 3-43 Orchestra, 2-3-4. JOSEPHINE FARLEY General Course Of manners gentle, of aHections mild In Wit a Woman, in simplicity a child Travel Cluh, 4. Twtnty-Hue , l J I 1: , 'lift X ' WWW! li -li TSERRCLE yy 1 I uv' Tl 'pl I. if lil . I I , I I v7 hlrzliflf sl. I J Nb!! Il ilk! fiil tl!! ,J I I iffy, r 1 , , X If T ,. ' 'f , ' ,fr ,ffffe W gf . ,, 1, aff .f VW l flaw Ll LMA . 441. I xr ' L 4 .,'4 ' f .fy . K a ' f I 1 I I 4 IR' ' Q 7f'- f, .. .L HAI !.!,.1 AW' 'V .1 U 'MZ -ff V6 .Ld,M lf A mf., 1, M , .- , .X ! ' grim 'diy I I , ,ff .- PM 'ly 'J I Ii .rf f J f we rf?- f ' MW! W ,, jj f, f X f JENNIE PIRUTA College Preparatory Course UMuch I know, but to know more is my ambition. Glee Club, 1-Z3 Travel Club, 23 Press Club, 2-3-4, Copy Editor, 4: Safety Patrol, 2-3, Assistant Lieutenant, 3: Chess Club. 2-3-4, Queen, 33 Knitting Club, 3: I.ibrary Club, 3: Class Basketball, l-2-3--l. Captain, 2: H for Basketball, 23 The Curtain Callers, 43 H for Honor Roll. 1-2-3-4: Class Poem. 4: Salutatori- ZlI1. HELEN EIIZABETII FLEMING I College Preparatory Course The looks of a glamour girl plus the clothes of a queen make Betty. Glee Club, 1-2-3-4, Band. 3-4: Press Club, 4: Travel Club, 2: Archery Club, lg Safety Patrol, 2-3: Basketball, '5-4: Class Day Com- mittee. 4. 7, MARION PIIYtLIs PREEBORN we- College Preparatory Course The thing that goes farthest toward making life worthwhile, That costs the least and does the most is just a pleasant smile. Almond. New York, High School, 1938- 1939i Glee Club. 1, Hackettstown High School, 1939-1942: Press Club, 4: Science Club, 3: The Curtain Callers, 4. 41 ROBERT FRANCIS FRENCH eff. if General COurse He took four wheels and an old tin can and made a Ford-and the darn thing ran. Glee Club. 25 Safety Patrol, 1-23 Football, 2-3-43 H for Football, 3-43 Track, 1-2: for Track. 2: Class Basketball, 2: Class Track, 1-2, - Twenty-six pkg., ,,,, -j L,4fys.fCf-HJ 'J ls.4,1,4 9- e---7 I THE ORRCLE wwf sf ,U WASW ' will ,JN M will ! I , 'V ' , f ,XL 1 I f.v ,r If 'A 4 A . , , . . 7, f 'ai is 1 W o fr I ia xv' 'A i wh l 1 i, 'Q . ' E fi. . . yi, All 'ffyy 'Fx' ' ful.. 1' 'y 'if bfi 'i. lv I My GERALD ERNEST FRITTS Q 73' Agricultural Course 'Every man reaps on his own farm. Class Treasurer, 4: H for Honor Roll, l- Zv3: Future Farmers of America, l-Z-3-4, Secretary. 2-3. President. 4. DAVID WAl.DO GARRIQUES AQflAClliIUfllI Course Dont rush me, girls? Traeombian Players, 4: Future Farmers of America. 1,2-3-4. Reporier, 4: Safety Patrol, l: Cheer Leader, l-2: Class Play. 2, EMMA GRAY Commercial Course 'Loyal in friendship, in all she does, sincere! Travel Club, 31 Press Club. Typist, 4. ELIZABETH DORIS GRUVER 7590 M-' Genera! Course She's quiet as she seems, for she's calm and serene. Calc: Club. 2-3-4: Chess Club, lg Knitting Club. 3: Class Basketball, 2-3, Twenty-seven 9.-i ,f,rx..1f,- THE ,. -! , ,,'4 yjl' - RHCLE I f , H MONROE JOSEPH HAWKINS h l rf General Course Slow and steady Wins the race. . I I ,T ANDREW SHAWOER HAZELTON if ff l, f-Q Commercial Course - V ,. . . V, 'X - Generally speaking, he s generally 5 M T' speaking, but with a very subtle humor. Class Secretary. 4: Assistant Editor of 'lThc Oracle, 4: for Honor Roll, l: The Cur- tain Callers, 4: Science Club, l-3, if . DAVID CHARLES HERBERT - General Course l'What's life Without humor? Assistant Editor of The Oracle, 4: Class Basketball, 3-4. LINDA MARGARET HERBERT T General Course ji' The Eddy Duchin of Our class. 'Inj' E Glee Club, 2-4: Orchestra. 4: Class Song Q 'K Z Committee, 4: Class Day Committee. 4. ,Q-f'J' li I f -X Twenty-eight X .. 4 , 137, E Tl-IE 'S ,jj ,I , -. RRCLE .valwf We ww, ,7vf ' Ie W, Qjalq A pa' II! RENA MARIE HILDEBRANT College Preparatory Course Always Willing, always game, Work or play she's just the same, Artist for The Oracle, 43 Glce Club. 2-33 Archery Club. 1-2-3-4. IRA ELSTON HOAGLAND College Preparatory Course A competitor of Einstein with a Minassian complex. Assistant Business Manager of The Oracle, 4: H for Honor Roll, l-2-3: Commencement Usher. 3: Science Club, 3: Snapshot Artist, 4: Class Play, 41 Class Prophecy, 4. DOUGLAS JAMES HOSKING General Course Women, too, prefer blondes. Lyndhurst High School, 1938-1939: Foot- ball, 1: Basketball, 1: Baseball. 1. Hackettstown High School. 1939-1942. Science Club, 3: Safety Patrol, 1: Basketball, 3- 4: H for Basketball, 4: Baseball, 3-4, Cap- tain, 4: for Baseball. 3-4, Class Basketball, 2-3-4. Commercial Course The center of attraction on our football team, and master of the licorice stick. President of Athletic Association, 4: Assis- tant Business Manager of The Oracle, 4: Band. l-2-3-4, Orchestra. 1-2-3-4: The Cur- Iain Callers, 4: Football, 3-4: for Football, 43 Class Basketball, 43 Class Play, 4: Class Day Committee. 4. Twenty-nine GERALD WILLIAM HUFF 71. Zf. .J QW? If efwry I me ORRCLE , - f .M ft! at X 1 , J . I . X l. - JY jj!! fu MWPUJ I Jifflli' ' eilfiw Drlrov as .XM RAE CAROLE JOHNSON General Course UEnjoy life while you can. The Curtain Callers. -1- : Glee Club. l- Z- 3: library Club, 2: Archery Club. Z- 3 --lx Safety Patrol. 2: Class Play. Z. ff! WILLIAM ROEERT KIZHQE General Scientific Course 'Td Walkilia mile for a football. X Football. l-Z-3--4: UH for Football, 3--fr: Basketball. l: Class Basketball, l-Z-3-45 Class President. -l: Class Play, 2-4: Class Day Com- mittee, 4-. .f, College Preparatory Course s 'Qt' i'Her heart Was not more sunny than her hair. Class Treasurer, l-Z-3: H for Honor Roll. l-3: Glee Club, lf2-3-4, Librarian. 33 Chess Club. Z: Travel Club. 1-4. Treasurer. 4: Arch- ery Club. 3. Vice-President. '53 Knitting Club. 3. Vice-President, 3: Safety Patrol. 2-3-4, Cap- tain. 4: The Curtain Callers. 4. STELLA MARY KOWALCZUK College Preparatory Course MA fair exterioris a silent recommendation. Chess Club. -lx Archery Club. 4: Knitting Club, -l, President, 4. Thirty 4 . HELEN ELIZABETH KIRBY 'ff' L 'fr' 1 uf .f LL. ,Al , M. ' 7 C--LS--Q0 CAC .apt Mba Yvuvdb it im? MM ' U fr ' U I fifvll-17 i'-- ' I , ?V,t1,Lf. 3 IMA fx l A ,ftfj , , 4 I , . I ,LQ l sly t v'ZLil'!'fx,f KZ . 'T fp, - l- H ml,'fC -' JV' .- ' -'f z,-rl , 1 i J I 'rue ORFICLE A f 4 1 K . WAl.TER KOWALICK eff- -w vfewf? Commercial Course UAH great men are dyiia and I feel sick now. Football. l-2-3-43 for Football, 4: Class Basketballa-l-2-3-4. Q VL. LAWRENCE Wll.l.lABl LANCE General Course Work never bothers mel' Clee Club, 3, Basketball, 2: Class Basket- ball, Z-3. 1 if RUTH lVlARlE LOERCH Commercial Course 'Some Work, some play makes life more gay. Class Secretary, 3: Business Manager of The Oracle. 4: Glee Club, l: Chess Club, lg Travel Club. Z: Safety Patrol. 2-3: Class Basketball, l-2-'S-4, Knitting Club, 3-4: Archery Club, 3-4: Class Day Committee. 4. EMILY MAE MAYBERRY General Scientifc Course HPaints are her obsession, both in the box and in a box-stall. , Artist for The Oracle, 4: Band. l-25 Archery Club, 4: Class Basketball, 3. O Thirty-one at 1. WWMM 4, X, I J THE a 53, ORRCLE ,WI I' l , 4' C v . .1-. I 1' , t My f li A - - ,J 1 ' nf , WU' 1 t -fp. - Wit ,V Jef N211 Lf 631 lf' ' ' Q , K , gf! 1 ,ff fd , 52' flvkfl' nl I ff J ROSEMARY Mitts General Course 'Flirtation in her every glance. lcranklin High School, l938-1941. Hnckcttstown High School, 1941-1042, IRENE LEAH MoRoAN College Preparatory Course Does my hair look all right? The Curtain Callers, 4: Archery Club, 3: Clec Club. 3--+3 Class Basketball. l-2-3-4: H for Basketball. 2, 1 K, X g ROBERT A. MUi.DooN JZ of General Scientific Course Although no surgeon, he does a great deal of cutting upY Class Nutley High School. 1938-1941: President, l: Skctching Club. l: Class Basket- ball. l-2: Safely Patrol. l-Z-3: Band, l: Orchestra, l. Hackettstown High School, l9-ll-l9-12. SARA LUELLA ORT General Course Life is short, so let's be gayf' Travel Club, 3: Archery Club, 4: Knitting Club. 3. Thirty-Iwo 1 4-is THE ORHCLE nffflf ,tw KW rg ef f fr frilf 1' VW r L. AMW if Eff-5l3Wfl'L'f I I row, ' J ul ' ,0 'fo 2 Qgurxfj L C 0,-tx, f t fm, I-MJL rv Alf' r1ll'L ' le-1f ' I 5 ff Y A I ,L ,43- .pew 'L - . W. It jlwy as -- VU' J MILDRED ANN PARR Commercial Course 'AlVlaturc in wisdom, spiced with mirth. Assistant Editor of The Oracle, 4g Travel Club, 31 Archery Club, 45 Knitting Club, 3. EDWARD JosEPH PAsKo Commercial Course 'Boys will be boysfn College Preparatory Course By the Work one knows the Workman. H for Honor Roll, l-2-3--l: Glee Club. Z: Chess Club. 4: Library Club. 2-3-4, Secretary, 3. Vice-President. 4: Press Club. 2-'SZ Travel Club. 4: Safety Patrol. 2: Knitting Club. 4. Vice-President, 4: Honorary Essay. .1 STANLEY PENKOL V General Scientific Course What is the use of speech? Thirl y - three , li l EDNA ELEANOR PAZEW QV!! J-','fL Cgkcffw fx .. , , X! JW X 4 1 , ff W ,411 ff V , I ff I . fl' lf 1.- Cffij j T 'al ,ffl if mf gy WWF lf f ,of 4- J, off f ll low flak? i,fa,fi'0J!f We . .1 , V fl . fi! fag f' ff ,AA-E --. iv GERALDINE ADA PETTY Zi 1.-U. College Prepararory Course uShe's neat, she's sweet: you might think she's meek, but she's not! The Curtain Callers, 4: Cvlee Club. Z-3-4. Secretary. 21 Archery Club. 4, Vice-President. 4: Cheer Leader. l-2-3: Class Basketball, 3-4. HELEN MAE PHILHOWER if 'C 'fc 7 Commercial Course 'AA lovely manner and a sympathetic heartf' Travel Club, 3: Band. Twirler. 4. OLIVE RosE PONTE College Preparalory Course ..I ,, speak in a monstrous little voice! for Honor Roll, l-3: Cilee Club, 1-2-3- 4: Travel Club, 2-3-43 Archery Club. l, 4 ff, X. I 1 , JOSEPH WARREN REED cf 4. fn ' 'A+ General Course 'Tm quiet, but don't get me startedf' Football. 2-3-4: UH for Football, 4: Class Basketball, 4. Thirty-four 4 .. ii THE ORFICLE sq gl Z, Ar, . .va-V , N miJ!4B ,VJ ' V K.. 4 ' 1 . N ,, 4, QL ,M ,P 3 I is , , .V, ' 1-'A' ' ' . lf' :!..!,.4. ff ,J will Aff L .ag-0 I . 4 J a 1 ' U Q f f a V ' ,. 1 9 , 3' - 4 I. I I. ' ,f A - a 1 I C 3 . I ,.,-'ri , . V ' s 'Q v , .., ' 1 bvifo Way D. ,4 bl ,f,Je- ELEANOR RIEGEL Genera! Course The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. Washington High School. 19 3 8-19 39: Girls' Night, l, Haekettstown High School. 1939-1942: Travel Club, 71-4. DOROTHY FLORENCE SALATA General Course HA closed mouth is a remarkable thing in a Woman. Glee Club, Z: Archery Club. 4: Knitting Club, 4: Chess Club, 4. FRANK JOSEPH SHIMANSM General Course UThe world knows nothing of its greatest men. Safety Patrol, l: Football, l. Assistant M.1nager. 2: Basketball, 2--l. Assistant Manager. l: H for Basketball, 4: Baseball, I-2-3-4: H for Baseball. 4: Class Basketball, I-2-3-4. ,f ,fy I , 'X ' , vt CLIFFORD WAIQREN SILVERTHORN 1-if WML ,7 General Course 'Blessings on him who invented sleep! Safety Patrol. l-2: Track, l-lx Class Track, l-Z: Baseball, 3. Thirty-five 1'-S5 THE T I ORRCLE . 'Q .Ii V 4 Ylik .,'I?':7g'? ' ,,.,. :- ' - ' -f ll, f NNJVC , ' cs' .v,'r4e,gVf7,,4 A iz, 0 J ,D Q! tg: 1, , yr' u , V! 3,1 ,fi ri' h v ly -Z . . 3' J 'gum TM C i in gf M, 3 flffyllillwll ,Ml M6 U ff xg N X Il , lllff' -T if ! D' 1 1 L ly' jf 1 fy 1 , - 8 :Elf 155, J I lxglpl , eg we 1' I , v '1 ,,- I .1 1 g ,fi x ' pf' .J- Vlwff yyy Af-7'J,J .x'J - R.. ., p .. 4 Cf, in IRENE ELIZABETH SMITH gif' f 'g Commercial Course l ' c A vest-pocket edition of a swell girl! Class Historian. l-2: Glce Club. l-2-3-4: Chess Club, 1: Travel Club, 2-'S--1-1 Safety Patrol, 3,-4, Lieutenant. 4, Knitting Club, 3-4' Class Basketball, l-2-3-4. JOSEPH ELMER STEWART General Course hlf mischief was education, l'd be a wise guy. Class Song Committee, 4: Band, 1,2-3-4, Sergeant-at-Arms, 2: Orchestra, l-2-3-4: Safety Patrol. l: Class Day Committee. 4. BETTY ANN SWENSON College Preparatory Course UCapable, that's me all overY Band, l-Z-3-4: Orchestra, 2-3-4: Library Club. 2-3-4: The Curtain Callers, 4: Knitting Club, '53 Class Play, 4. Lcaafifc V AGNES GENEVTEVE TERICK l General Course i'What is beautiful is good, and who is good will also be beautiful. Glee Club, l-3-4: Cheer Leader. l. 5 f .v 'J if-Dj , yW,jf2 Thirly-six Y Y 3 1 -by o fi' e. 2' 453' , .3 5.41 1 -an 'IX -J '..9 ' l . I my 4, wWZfDn ff f A4 J ,X I pfiiy ,M ll lffif' , Qyffial 9iJ,l .Ji Pwr if i. yy! n 1 ,' 1 1. I f A ru 1 ORRCLE BELLA CAsIIsRoN THoMsoN fffff'-JL - ff--serv rd General Course A maid demure and shy! Chess Club, l: Class Basketball. l. 4' f' .fl WILLIAM AXEORD THORP of cf. -Jiffffy. f College Preparatory Course Sandy hair, a few freckles, and an engaging grin make our Bill. Class Historian, 3-4: Assistant Business Man- ager of '4The Oracle. 4: Class Song Committee. 45 H for Honor Roll, 3: Commencement Usher, 33 The Curtain Callers, 4, Glee Club, 4: Chess Club, 1-Z-344, Treasurer, 2. King, 4: Press Club, 3-4, Sports Editor, 4: Travel Club, 1: Class Play. 1-4. an ff JOHN FREDERICK TILLOU cj? ffidfwfgf. General Course Mighty oaks from little acorns grow. Future Farmers of America. 2-3-4. ,J s,, 'A 'J . I f . . f , J l!,ff'f!L! .SMARIE ToIyIAINo 9 t f'j '7!'L Cf' l IJ! College Preparatory Course If . , ,, 47 I 'lets give the T-E-A-MY jAssistant Business Manager of The Oracle, !Js,f4: Glee Club, lk-lx Chess Club, l: Travel j Club, l-2, Secretary, Z: Archery Club, 344, President, 4: Safety Patrol. 2: Assistant Cheer Leader. l-Z-3. Head Cheer Leader. 4: Class Basketball, IVZY3-4, Captain, 3-4: H for ' Class Basketball, Z: Knitting Club, 3: Class Play 4: Class Day Committee, 4, -fi 'lihirtq-seven nie ORHCLE A pb T JY I I, Y I ' ,, f 1 L.,., ,. I WM l I' I ' ff . I ,H f' , J... , Wi, lVlARGUlERIT1E ELIZABETH TRIMMER L1 -ar' -V' l I ,u H , ' College Preparatory Course !' , LJ U , , , M fp, A pretty girl 13 like a melodyf I,'?'r! ,Ji 'X Class Song Committee, -i': Assistant Business i ,A V , Manager of The Oracle. 4: Commencement , -'I ,, Usher. 3: Delphian Debating Society, l-2, 1 ! Secretary, 2: Clee Club, I-2-3--l. Librarian, lg I I, f' Press Club, l-2: Archery Club. 271-4. Secretary. X I 3-4. Knitting Club. 3: lnterclass Basketball. , ' 1,2-3-4: 'All' for Basketball, 2: Class Track, 'lf l l: The Curtain Callers, 4, New Jersey All State Chorus, 2: Safety Patrol, 3, Class Play. -l. Class XVill. -lx Class Day Committee. 4. , f' f if , ,.-. I EDWIN MII-'roN TYNAN of. w- - If f General Course 'AThe Tom Harmon of our class. lfootball, Z-3--4, Assistant Manager, l, Co- Captain, 4: H for Football. 3-4: Basketball. l-2 7:-4, Co-Captain, 4: H for Basketball, 3--lg Class Basketball, l-2-3-43 Class Track, l. f . ,,-,,Jv4 I . yffrf' , fn! ANNA MACSDALENE VAN HORN i FJ ' , , If , College Preparatory Course .- ff? ff' I , gf I inf' M19 fa . 'v d . '57 .'.g.9e fQ. a ',' r 'J e Ku 1515 AA ,I f I Aff 1 . J 'fix ,J X. -v I., ,fi ' 1 A . Silence is a fine jewel for a Woman. but it's little Wornf Cilee Club, l-2-3--lg Travel Club, 1-2: Safety Patrol. 3--in Class Basketball, 2-3-4: Archery Club, -F: The Curtain Callers. 4. in C , ff MARY AGNES VREELAND ff-fe-4 - 'I'-'Ls A '-1 College Prepare! org Course A'She's petite and sweet, but not too meek! Vice-President of Class, 2: Class Song Com- mittee. 4: H for Honor Roll. l-2-33 The Curtain Callers, 43 Glee Club, 23 Band, l-2-Y 4, Publicity Manager, 243-43 Orchestra, 2-3-4, Publicity Manager. 2-3-43 Library Club, 2-3- 4. Vice-President, 3, Press Club, 235-4, l,ibra- rian. 2-3-4, Associate Editor. 4: Science Club, 3. Secretary-Treasurer, 3: Safety Patrol, 2-33 Class Play, 4. Thirty-eight u fi Tl-IE , onncl.e : I kj, ....,,. JOSEPH WISNIESIQI Agricultural Course A quiet, unassuming lad am I! o Classmafes in fhe Navy l ROBERT BEATY RQBERT IVIULDOON 'I'hirtyfn1'ne Furl Lf ...- ff KW AN Q QD 0 ,, , ' Q' W YQ Q f f f I -P X' Q w g J YQ f 0 if J in mf , fwjq 7 L ' A 7 A f if 5' ' an n 4 - - 1- ssn if N 0 ' w Q 'wwf Ar lfortgftwo 4l.l ci? j x ' i N JUIIIORS K Edna Len- W OFFICERS CLASS YELL President-William Schmeal 'AOpen your eyes, Vice-President-Joyce Vail And you will see Secretary-Harvey Perrine That we're the Class of '43 Treasurer-Shirley Stevens Historian-Margaret Beatty Faculty Adiuser-Mr. William H. Voorhees CLASS COLORS CLASS MOTTO CLASS FLOWER Blue and White Upward and Onward Red Rose MEMBERS AGRICULTURAL COURSE William Cietchius Frederick McPeak Girard Simpson Stanley Hedden Merrill Sargeant Almer Van Horn Norma Baker Margaret Beatty Dorothy Clark Ralph Ciroover Barbara Hall Dorothy Huff Mildred Kirby Lois Kugelman COLLEGE PREPARATORY COURSE Henry Martin Doris Morgan Robert Murlin Patricia Palmer Wallace Pill Lillian Piteo Dorothy Sargeant Cieorge Scheller Eleanor Shay Forty-three JL.: Andrew Smith Chester Stephens Shirley Stevens Harry Tenny Sarah Tiffany Joyce Vail , Lewis Vliet Lorraine Wandelt Forty-four Ei Qi THE 'f ' 7 Vey!! ,,q?'?j?,, Adeline Anderson Dale Beltzner Robert Curl Loretta DiRienzo Howard Goarcke Helene Gordon Daniel Allen Albert Alpaugh Willis Beatty Arthur Boite Norman Bragar Charles Coleman Richard Batson Arthur Blake Betty Blake Charles Case Audrey Dorcas Norton Euart ORRCLE COMMERCIAL CouRsE Irma Hopkins Laura Mae Johnson Rose Kowalick Janet Nyhuis Harvey Perrine Lorraine Reed SCIENTIFIC CoURsE Robert Grant William Hartenstein Robert Kastenhuber Jean Kelly Arthur Kice Mary Laskey George Saunders GENERAL COURSE Doris Gruver Mary Hansler Wallace Hoffman Robert Johnson Felix Kott Cecelia Marks Forty-Hue Helen Richardson Wilmot Rush Jean Ruuth Ella Snoekstra Clarence Tynan Clifford Tynan William Schmeal Don Shay Leon Shrank Raymond Sparnon Leonora Stafford Charles Sutton Joseph Maxwell Andrew Smaracko Harold Stevens Helen Terick Robert Tierney Norton Willson I-'curly-six ' 1 Pnomones g l I is G void' lr gi R E ,L . Y up ux00 3 , J-IJ .fe ,ir lihw ll ll GD OFFICERS President-David Hoff Vice-PresidenIqRalph McNeel Secretary-Anne Morgan Treasurer-George Michell Historian-Jeanne Zimmerman Faculty Adviser-Miss Grace I. Williams E.YYl ber CLASS YELL Listen, folks! Hear that roar? Thats the Class of '44Y CLASS COLORS CLASS MOTTO CLASS FLOWER Maroon and White Sunrise, Not Sunset White Carnation MEMBERS b AGRICULTURAL COURSE Robert Blake 1Herman Garris Gerald Green Leland Hopler Thelma Bodine Eleanor Burnet Marietta Cuff Mabel Euart Florence Fisher Lee Gravatt Norman Harrison Joy Hill Ralph Knechel Hilda Koerts Helen Kowalczuk Ward Hull Julius Jopowicz Joseph Kucharski COLLEGE PREPARATOR Helen S. Kowalick Ralph McNeel George Michell Doris Miller Bruce Molloy Anne Morgan Betty Naughright Caroline Park Robert Peterson George Prall Forty-seven Francis McKenna John Read Harold Watters Sanford Vreeland COURSE Henry Roehrich Wayne Sherrer Margaret Sherry Mary Anne Smith Shirley Sutton Evelyn Tichenor Mary Tonkens Helen Valentine Ruth Wheeler Roy Yager Jeanne Zimmerman .-an Forty-eight Qi THE I Q fs 7 . Vx LR ji -- Howard Bartow Edward Bialoglow Betty Douma Zenovia Dudiak Warren Feller John Finnessey Carl Fomuke Lawrence Freeborn Margot Freund Mary Gardner Jennie Gibbs Betty Hann Robert Alpaugh Alfred Applegate Ralph Bailey James Beatty George Blaine Edward Bluker Merville Button Betty Applegate James Best Eugene Grace Harold Grover ORHCLE COMMERCIAL COURSE Virginia Hanzel Miriam Hart Muriel Hart Martha Hopping Eloise Jennings Helen Kasper Helen Kowalick Mary Muldoon Helen Olenick Anna Penkol Frederick Perry SCIENTIFIC COURSE Theodore Campbell James Edwards Irene Franke William Greenham Hazel Gruver David Hoff GENERAL COURSE l.aMOnte Hankinson Donald Luff Gerald Ryan Lawrence Stephens Folly-nine Charles Petty Dorothy Philhower Charlotte Piteo Margaret Roach Daniel Russomanno Helen Samodel Patricia Schroeder Marion Shanahan Walter Shawger Frank Stefan Betty Stiff Elizabeth Woronowicz Theodore Holz George Landiak Charles Parke Richard Robinson John Sliker Richard Smith Robert Thomas Frank Tomaino Arlene Tynan Kenneth VanStone Jean Zimmer 11.1 If :fly L M fu, ZTQCNN , ix L AA , if--1-A C X 1.67 Vi L . '-.- ,C X 7 -., diff ? rnesnmen x.... E.VVXa-Qbcrv-L1 OFFICERS CLASS YELL President-Alfred Nunn A'Learn to swing Vice-President-Geraldine Hall Learn to jive Secretary-Mildred Beam XVe're the Class of '45 Treasurer-Vincent Riedinger Historian-Betty Cannon Faculty Adviser-Mr. Nelson Sliker CLASS COLORS CLASS MOTTO CLASS FLOWER Blue and Silver The higher we rise Gardenia the broader the view. MEMBERS James Allen Duane Hull Frederick Adams Jean Blau Nellie Button Elaine Gallagher John Groome Geraldine Hall Inez Hedden AGRICULTURAL COURSE Joseph Narducci COLLEGE PREPARATOR John Kowalczuk Marjorie Lake Albert Michell Carolyn Palmer Edith Price Lois Rossy Stella Smalinski Emma Jane Smith Fifty-one Al Walter Tymeson Willis VanGelder Y COURSE 8.11 Gloria Smith Grace Smith Doris Steinmann Christine Vey Lois Voorhees Barbara Westley Richard Young Ann- Fifty-Iwo E5 A7 If THE Amos Alpaugh Beatrice Anderson Mildred Beam Anna Burek Ethel Campbell Betty Cannon Peggy Coleman Ruth Cruts i Dorothy Dilts Evelyn Elumerfelt Donald Apgar John Bennett William Bennett Donald Burd William Burke Gerald Cannon Francis Cuff George Curl Verne Euart Norma Anderson Pauline Bolzan Dorothy Edwards COMMERCIAL CoURsE Geraldine Hart Doris Hendershot Pearl Hildebrant Jennie Kardell Margaret Lapshanski Helen Lindbloom Betty Losey Earl Philhower Rosemary Pierce Vivian Resch Charlotte Rice SCIENTIFIC COURSE Joseph Godlewsky Donald Hann Ercderick Harman Lloyd Hueber Helen Kohut Carl Lemasters Ida Lencewicz Douglas Moore Alfred Nunn Roland Phoebus GENERAL COURSE Prank Janis Howard Janis Emilie Rahinski Charlotte Reum Fifty-three -4 -hi Elizabeth Riley Gloria Ronca Helen Sczerba Evelyn Seley Yvonne Seley Doris Shaneberger Lyal Stevens Harold Sutton Henrietta Tynan Alberta Wydner Harry Pool William Richter Vincent Riedinger Salvatore Sirianni Joseph Smith Roland Thomas Bertrand Tierney Charles Tillou Kenneth Willson Stanley Shinkowski Sarah Snoekstra Leavitt Vass V Fifty-four T L onncl.e fig- ' L. es ,Qi HE Ii I Vernon Agens A ,., Nellie Beatty ,,,,..e, Joseph Bialoglow ,.... Roberta Bowers .... Betty Burger ,,,,-,,,.. Barbara Byrne ,,,-..... Richard Campbell Class of 1941 as Alumni ........D0ver Handbag CO. ..,,,ri.New Jersey Bell Telephone Company Fordham University Bucknell University ...,,r..Centenary Junior College Centenary Junior College Picatinny Arsenal Anna Congedo ,,Y,,- ,,.,.. . At Home Harold Connolly ,,,Y,,, s,-,,r,, B rothers College Gibson Cooper ,,vtr,r,,,,, ,,,,,,,, L afayette College Raphael Czepkiewicz ,,,,r ,.,,,... A t Home Robert Deusinger ,,,,,,-,,,, ,,,.,,,. A merican Saw Mill Machinery CO, Josephine Duckworth ,,,,.r ...,.... L ong Valley Creamery William Euart ,,,,,,,V,,,, ,,i,,,., E merson Radio Co. Ann Everitt ,,,,...... Mary Federowicz ,,,,. Alfred Forman ,,,.,. Lee Fritts ,,,,,, Ruth Frost .r..... Claude Gibbs ..... ........Post Graduate Course .F. W. Woolworth .,,,..,.American Saw Mill Machinery CO. ...,..,,At Home ......,.Post Graduate Course American Saw Mill Machinery Co. Lillian Goble ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. ...... . H. L. Goble Y5 Co., Inc. Madeliene Golembeski ,,,,.. ..... , -At Home Elizabeth Green ,,,,..,,,,,,, ,.,,,,.. P ost Graduate Course Paul Greenbaum ,,.. Robert Griffith ..,... Edward Hagaman ..... Florence Hanzel .,.. Shirley Heiser ,,,,..,. Eugene Jopowicz ,.,,. Stanley Kasper ,,,,.,.. Edward Kass ,,,,. Samuel Kass .,,...,...,,, Walter Kastenhuber Frank Kilpatrick ,,,.. ,,,,,,..Standard Oil Development Co. ...,r...Brothers College United States Navy ....,,.,At Home ..,.....American Saw Mill Machinery Co. ....,,,.Picatinny Arsenal ....,,,,Sears, Roebuck and Co. ...,....Reliable Furniture House ,.Reliable Furniture House Sears, Roebuck and Co. Michigan State University Fifty-five ' M if Bi THE 171 , -! ,N ' ORRCLE Helen Kompicki Royal Lancaster ,,,A..,,, ,V,,., Leatrice Lommason James Mooney A...,,.. Robert Morgan ,,,,.. Elizabeth Nyhuis .... William O'Dowd ,,.. Shirley Csmun ,,,,. Julia Palmer ,-,,.,..., Blanchard Perry ,,,... Margaret Pool ,,,,,. Gladys Read ,,-,,,. Olga Relo ,,... John Rice ...., Jennie Rogers Betty Sherry ,,,,,,.,,, Charles Shinkowski Wilma Skinner Clara Sliker ,,,,.. John Stecko ,,,... Arthur Straub ,,,,. Larry Swenson ,,... Fred Tishuk ,,,,.. Carl Urevich .,,,. David Welsh ,,,,... Thomas Whelan ,.,,,,, ,,,,.. Florence Williamson Ruth Wydner ,,,.. ..... Walter Zimmer ,,,,. Montclair State Teachers Colleg U. S. Soil Conservation Service ...a,.United States Army Blair Academy ,c.c,,EngleWood Hospital School of Nursing Cornell Univers ty ....,.Centenary Junior College ....,,Rea's Pharmacy Lafayette College ....,,Wilfred Beauty Academy ...,,,American Saw Mill Machinery .,....At Home Ballantine s Lumber Yard At Home Centenary Junior College Sears, Roebuck and Co Trenton State Teachers College ...,t,Rider College ..,,r,At Home Bucknell University ..,,,.Morrisv1lle N Y Agricultural School At Home ,,....Essex Specialty Co Inc ,Lehigh University Jersey City Med Cen School of Nursing American Saw Mill Machinery Co ......Essex Specialty Co Iac Fifty-six United States Army Hercules Powder Company Fifty-seven 4 1 Ififly-eiqhl .-.....A4. ff, Hi? . 5 X ---is NRI - 1 L I , wx, '. .. .... , 3' .-,.'fi,.'r:m',,.13iI 115-M1 .amxxfzx :fax ' ,:s'- ,.- zzfwz wif-Jim 3 'f:--'f'- '- :-'E-M-'m'::'aa1:Ff-z J:-fi. .. F W, Wm. , K ...J 3 ...mana Fifty-nine ll A Sixty fp ' .fin qi, X. Sixty-on .f- H Edward Hoffman, '3-43 2-Nicholas Relo. '38: 34Dud1ey Fitzgerald, '36: Franklin Beary, 715: 5+Benjamin Dickerson. H561 6+Robcrt Forman, 35: 7-Lester Schroeder, 79: 8-Lester Goble, '39: 9--John Hart, '33: 1O4Charlcs O'Hea, 36: Il-wDaria Recd. 76: I2-Frank Nunn. 1-45 l3vGeorge Wiseburn. '39: I-lfdnmcs Mooncy, '-H: 15 -XVilli.zm Roberts, 753 l6fI,loyd Best, '40, SIIXIQ-YIUO -We ,I ' in W 12 M mg, 'N num. lillichard Gruendyke. '29, 2-Cloyd Smith, 37: 34Robert Bennett, M565 5-Eric Beegle. M531 641-lerbert Saunders. 057: 77Ralph Stroiwbridge, '33, 8--John wl-lurley, '3 6 5 9-George Kimble, '3 7, 10--Charles Sargent. '36, l l1Richard Battey, 57: 12-Ray Danielson, '36, 13-Edward Hagaman. '41 Q I4--Vfarrcn Beaty, W: l 5-Emerson MacDonald. '36, 16-fRa1ph Smith, '31 3 17?-Henry O'l-lea, '3 5: 18-George Class, '36. 4--Douglas Maxwell, 'liz Sixty- Ihree 443 1 1 Q O PM . if ,.- 55512 N M- fi' A S 'JF A ,,, K A Q -., f 5 , ' - al' ll x 4 f , : 1 3 l E1 f 42 5 g I f f '- ww , ' 'fu ,, .ah 9 V W, 5 K. .. Mm 1 fo , ' 9 i . ,,, 3 ' . if lx 197 Zi l-'Franklin Sutton. 76: 2iRobert Muldoon, '4Z: 3-Kenneth Pill. '37: 4-Paul Bragar, '38, 5--Jack Sxssamanz 6--Horace Ayres. 79: 7-Richard Pool, '39g 8iCl3f6HCQ Beagle, '36: 9-Kenneth Beagle. '35: lO-Joseph Kolba. 783 ll-Donald Hari, '34: ll-Harry Morgan, '347 ll-Wilbur Stender, '36g 14-Hugh Woods, '37: l'5-Robert Beary, '42. Sfxfgf-four ORRCLE Phozograph from Press Assoc1'a'!r'on, Inc. JOHN DUNCAN BULKELEY entered Hackettstown High School, September, l9Z4 and was graduated in l928. While in Hackettstown High, Bulkeley was a member of the track team, junior prom committee, Christmas program committee, Delphian Literary Society and was also co-author of the Class Poem. John played halfback on the football team. After graduation from high school Bulkeley received an ap- pointment to Annapolis and upon graduation in 1933 he was commissioned an ensign, Lieutenant John D. Bulkeley was in command of the NPT Torpedo Boat which ran a gauntlet of Japan- ese fire and torpedoed a Japanese ship in Subic Bay in the Philippines in January of this year, He was in lVlacArthur's motor convoy from Bataan to Australia this past March. Sixlyffive Six! L1 -six , , , , Ei HE T onncl.e ,,' rg- ' - Ml! Commencemenf Week - 1941 SUNDAY, JUNE 15, 7:45 P. M. Baccalaureate Sermon by the Rev. Harold A. Scott, Pastor of the Eirst Presbyterian Church. Auditorium of the High School. TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 8:00 P. M. Class Day Exercises, Auditorium of the High School. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 8:00 P. M. Closing Exercises of the Elemerrtary School. Auditorium of the High School. THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 8:00 P. M. Commencement Exercises, Class of 1941, Auditorium of the High School. Address by Rev. George Ogden Kirk, Pastor of the First Congregational Church of Passaic, N. J. FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 7.00 P. M. Twenty-ninth Annual Meeting of the Alumni Association of the High School. Banquet at the Presbyterian Chapel, followed by a dance in the school gymnasium. Szxty-seven Es ei THE , 'f 3 li Mr. f ORRCLE ..'4'1 jf ' - af r I Baccalaureafe Services JUNE 15, 1941 7:45 P. M. Processtional ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,..,.,,..............,,,,,.,,.,.... S chool Orchestra Pomp and Chivalry -Roberls Selection ,,,,, ,,,,1,,,,,.,,,..,,,,,,,,.,,,,1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,.......,,. S chool Orchestra i'Largo -New World Symphony-Dvorak Hymn ,.,.,, ..... ,...,,,.. ,.,.,,,,,,,, A ' S tand Up For Jesus Invocation ,.,,. ..,.., R ev. Robert C. Lintner Soprano Solo ,...... .,.,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,1,,,,,,,,,,..,,...,,,,,,., ..,,,, A n na Congedo Whcr-e'er You Walk --Haendel Scriptural Reading ..,.......... ..........,...... ............1,,. R ev. Harold A. Scott Hymn ...... .... Mliaith of Our Fathers Sermon .... ...,........,.....,............................... R ev. Harold A. Scott i'The Biography of A Life Hymn ...... ..... ' 'Og Master Let Me Walk With Thee Benediction ...... ,,,,,, R ev. Robert C. Lintner Recessional .........................................................,............,..... School Orchestra March of the Priests from Athalia -Mendelssohn Sixly-eighl S1'.X'Iy- mkm' Ei l W1 THE RRCLE Thirfy-fourfh Anniversary of Class Day JUNE 17, 1941 For'l' Draffee 41ST DIV. Arranged and produced by Mrs. Helen R. Snyder THE CAST Major C. Ment, O. D. ,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,1,....,..,,..,,.., .....,, R aymond Greenbaum Captain A. Tack, Records Dept. ................. ........... H arold Connolly A. C. Lectee ,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,..,,....,,,,,,,,... .,,,,,,,.,, R obert Griffith Phil. Delphia .,,, .,.... Vernon Agens George Ah ..,.,,,.. ......... W illiam Euart Ken Tuckee ,..,., ........... A lfred Forman Al Bama ,,,,,,, .,,,,,, E ugene Jopowicz Ill Noise .,,,,.,..,,,,,,,,,,,,, .,.,,,,.... S tanley Kasper Max lco .....,.................., ............ . .,Walter Kastenhuber Private W. B. Teched ,,,,,,,.,,,..,,,.,.,,,,,.., .....,. C harles Shinkowski l. Wreckum I - - S Robert Deusinger W. Fixum V rrrrr rrrrrrrrr a B Elemmns r 1 Walter Zimmer Private T. N. T. ,,.,,,,... ..................... .i.,,,, R i chard Campbell Private No ltall ............... ,.,,,.. E dward Hagaman Private I. M. Hooked ,,,,,, ,.,..., W illiam O'Dowd Private B. Quiet ......,.... ,,,,,,,,, B lanchard Perrv l. Wahwah ............... ,.,,,,.... J oseph Bialoglow Minnie Wahwah ,..,,,.. ..,..,. J osephine Duckworth Aloysius Wahwah ....,. ...,,.,.,,.......,,. C arl Urevich W. Wahwah .................. Madeliene Golembeski Mr. Blankety Blank ...... ,.,,.,,,,....,,,, E dward Kass Tizzie Tish .......... . ..e...e eNellie Beatty Dizzie Tish ............. ..... C . Mary Federowicz Milly Glumm ...... .....,,.,.. L illian Goble Tilly Plumm ..... ,..,,.. F lorence Hanzel l. Dream ....... .......... S hirley Heiser W. Dream ...... ,,,.,., H elen Kompicki Y. Dream .,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ------,-,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, O I ga Relo Nite Mare ...... ...,...................................... R uth Wydner 'iHep Cats .,....,l.ee Pritts, Betty Burger, Anne Everitt, Elizabeth Green, Leatrice Lommason, Robert Morgan, Larry Swenson K. P. COOkie ................. .........,,.....,.....,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, S amuel Kass Florence Nightgown ,.,.. ,,,,.,,..,,,,,,,,,,,.,,..,,,.,,,,, E Iizaberh Nyhuis Puh Jamma ................ .................. ........,.......... C 1 ara Sliker Rea Bedee ................ ............,.......... ,,.... F 1 orence Williamson Beatrice Blimp I Betty Primp S T Scouts ................,... S Glad s Read D .. ..... Hostesses .............. . V 1 Wilma Skinner ......Fred Tishuk, David Welsh, Thomas Whelan, Frank Kilpatrick, Arthur Straub, Raphael Czepkiewicz Billy Doze ............... ........,......................,,,,,,.,.,..,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,., , John Stecko Helenore Olm ............ ................................,..,.. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,, J 0 hn Rice Yonny Whistlemuller ,.,.. . .- James Mooney Leddy Hamarr ............ ...... . .. ,,,,,, Barbara Byrne Sevenly 'B' T ,friif O 1 ,,f,, Ei I HE RCLE , R 'J' Selection ....,..,.......... Address of Welcome .... ta ii ta tt it it it PROGRAM ..,,,,,l,,,,..Orchestra .......Roberta Bowers Dance Amapola ..................... .....,. ' 'Hep Cats Let's Get Away Prom It All ,......................,..........,.......,...,.,..... HH6p Cats Harbor Lights ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,...,.......... Florence Nightgown and Leddy Hamarr Ole Man River ,,.,,,,,,,,,., ............,,,,,,,,,,,,.........,,,.,,,,,,. T he Dandies 'Till We Meet Again ..,. .....,.. T he Sports My Sister and I ,,...........,. ......... D Tolly Lawn Accident'lly on Purpose .... .............. T be .1itt6rbugS Maria Elena ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, ...... T he Agony Quartette The Things 1 Love I Am An American ,,,.. 4. The Old Apple Tree it iv lntermezzo ........ 41 - M Perfidia ...,..........,...,.., Class History ............. Class Poem ...,... Class Prophecy ...... Class Will ,,,,... Mementoes .,..... Presentation of Key ...... Mantle Oration ........... Response 7 Class Song ...... Selection ,,,,,,,,,,..,,, We're All Americans ..... Cats of '41 ...,,,Trudy Casanova and Baby Snooks Star Trio .........'i1-lep Cats ..,,..Class of '41 ,,..,,..Julia Palmer ......Roberta Bowers ..,,,,..Harold Connolly Sherry .......Robert Morgan, Helen Kompicki, Ruth Wydner, Robert Ciriflith ,,,,,,,,,....,...,,,,,,,,...,Shirley Osmun ,....,,,,....Lee Fritts ,, ,Joan Seber ..,,,.Class of '41 .Gibson Cooper, Ruth Frost, Claude Gibbs, Julia The Entertainers ....., ....,.. Palmer, Jennie Rogers, Margaret Pool, Royal Lancaster, Shirley Osmun, Roberta Bowers. Anna Congedo, Betty Sherry Seventy-one Seuemg-two I HE M' I T Lg, ' RRCLE Closing Exercises ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1941 Tom Sawyer PROGRAM CHARACTERS Tom Sawyer ..... ........................ ........ A 1 fred Nunn Huck Finn ...... ....,,,,...,,, A 1 Michell Aunt Polly ..... ............... ........ G e raldine I-Iart Becky ........... ..,.................. ,..... C h ristine Vey SYNOPSIS ACT I Outside Tom's and Amy's houses-Afternoon U ACT II Scene I In the Graveyard-Midnight of same day. Scene II On a Pirate Island--A few days later as sun is setting. Scene III In the Big Gave-A few days later. ACT III The Party-Several days later. MUSICAL NUMBERS ACT I 1. Introduction ,,,...............,.,..............,.. .... .......... P i ano and Reader 2, A'Spare the Rod and Spile the Child ,... .....,,,.,,,.,,,-,,,.,,.,,,,,,.. P Olly 3. UA Captain on the Mississippi .................. ,,,..,. B en Rogers and Chorus 4. Want to Trade? What you Got? ............ .....,.....,.....,,.. V illage Boys 5. 'AWho Likes to Wash Up and Dress Up? ..... ........ I-I uck, Becky, Chorus 6, I-Iere's a Sunny, Eunny Sunflower .......... ....,... A my and Sunflowers 7. Sometimes I'm Gloomy and Glum ....... .............. T om and Amy 8. I Had an Awful Wart ..............,.... ..,,,,.... Tom and I-luck 9. 'ADern That Cat! .....,............,..............,.,..,.... ...... C horus of Old Men ACT H - SCENE 1 10. Skeleton Dance ...........,.....,.,,........,.........,...... ,..,,,, S keletons and Chorus ll. O, It's Weird in the Graveyard ..,,....,..,,,....... ....,....,,,,..,,,,,,.,,,,, G horus ACT II - SCENE 2 12. Plundering Pirates ..................,.....,.....,,.....- ,, 13. It's Our Own Funeral ..........,........,.........,., .. ' ACT II - SCENE 3 14. A Picnic in the Gave ,,Y,...,...,.....,...,..,,,,...,,,. .. 15. Where Are You? .................... Echo Song 16. Lost in the Gave ......,,,...........,..............,... .. 17. Up and Down We Searching GO ,,,,......,.. .. ACT HI 18. Oh, Tom and I-luck Have Gone .......,,,,,,, 19. Finale-- Our Boys are Back Again .,.....,.......,...............,...,. .. Director of Music, Mr. Ernest A. Stephens: Director .....,,.TOm, I-luck, Joe ........Tom, Huck, Joe Chorus ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,Chorus ......Becky, Tom ,,,,,,,,.,.,Chorus ..,.,,..,,.,Chorus .Entire Cast of Scenery, Miss Erances Aldrich: Director of Costumes, Mrs. Elizabeth Apgar: Director of Dances, Mrs. I-lelen R. Snyder: Director of Drama, Mrs. Agnes Thomas Seventy-three N W' I 5. '55 T ,,,r.,- ORHCLE yQ ' Fiffy-sixfh Annual Commencemenf Exercises THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1941 8:00 P. M. March ................................................,.....,,.,.............,.... School Orchestra March of Peers''-Iolanthe-Gilbert 55 Sullivan Invocation .........,.................... ................................ R ev. Harold A. Scorr Essay ........ .....,.........,........... ,..,.,..,.,.,,,,,...,,..,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,, X X Gibson Cooper Active Americanism or Passive Patriotism? Selection ..,.., ,...,,,,,.,,..,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,..,,,,,.,,,,...,,,,,,-,.,,, , , ,,,,, School Orchestra Les JabaWauks -Wellesley Essay .,.,., ,,....,....,,,,..,,,.........,,,,..,,,,..,,,,..,,,, , '1'3 David Welsh Code of the Good American Essay ,,,,, ....,,....,,...,.,..,-,,...,,,..,,,,..,,,,,.,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 'lg Shirley Osmun Clogs in the Wheels of Democracy Piano Solo ,,,,. .,,.....,.,..,.,,..,,,,..,,,,,,,,..,,,,..,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, B etty Burger Polonaise lVlilitaire -Chopin Address .,,,. .1,,,,,,,,....,,,..,,..,.,,,.,.. ..,...,,,,.. R e v. George Ogden Kirk Selection .,,.,, ........,,..,,....,,.....,.,,..,,,,..,,,,...,..,,,,..,,,1., S chool Orchestra Turkish March -Beethoven Presentation of Diplomas ,,,,..,.....,...,,,,,,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,, Mr. Edward W, Kilpatrick CPresident of the Board of Educationj Award of Prizes ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,1.,,,..,.,,.,,,,,.. Mr. V. C. Brugler CSupervising Principall Benediction ,,,,., ,,,,,..,,,,,,.,,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,..,,. R ev. Robert C. Lintner March ,,,,,, ,.,,,,,..,,1,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,...,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,.. S chool Orchestra 'AAmerican Cadet -Hall 1' -Eirst Honor 1' -Second Honor X A' 'K--Third Honor Scuenfy-four if HE fi.. T oRncl.e .H ' -. M' 11 Las'I' Assembly JUNE 20, 1941 March ,.,,. ,,,....,,,,.,,,.,,,, ,,...,,,,,,,,, ,,, ..,,,,.. S c h ool Orchestra l0th Regiment Flag Salute ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,. ,,..,.,, R o berta Bowers Song ,,,4.,,, ,,.,,,,.,,,.,..,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. ,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,. S c hool America the Beautiful Lee Fritts Scriptural Reading ,...... .,.....,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,..,.,,..... Lord's Prayer ,,,,,,,,,,.......,,..,,,.,..,.........., ..,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,...,,,,.,,,,.,,,.A,,,,,,,,,, S chool Award of 'AI-I's to Valedictorian, Salutatorian, and Honorary Student. Honor Roll for June Award of H's for Honor Roll ,,,,,, ...,,., B etty Sherry Award of Attendance Certificates ..,,,,,,, ..,,..,,,,..,,,,..,,..,,,..,,,,,,, R uth Wydner Violin Solo .....,,,..................,..,,..............,,..r...,......,.,,,, Mr. Henry Dabczynski 'AIntermezzo 4ProUost Insignia and Certificates for Safety Patrol ,,,,,,i,.....,, ....,..... M r. Phares Dinger Awards for Musical Organizations 9 ,S Mr, Henry Dabczynski Insignia for Chess Club ,.,...,,........., ..........,..,. M r. Alan Lonsdale Letters and Certificates for Baseball ,,,,, ..,.,.,.. M r. Charles A. Morrison Letters and Certificates for Tennis ,,4,,, .,....,.. M r. C. Albert Johnson Announcements ,,,.,..,,,...,,,,,....,.,,.. ,,,..,,,,,,,.,,,,,, J ulia Palmer Class Song ...,..., ,,,,.,,,,,,,.,..,,,,,,,,, C lass of 1941 Song ,,,,,,,,.,,, ,,,,,........,...,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,.. C lasses of 1942, 1943, 1944 Farewell to Thee Alma Mater ....r.. ......,..........,,.r......... .,..,,.....,.,. A l l Classes March .....,.,. ...,.......,................,.....,,,...,. ..,,,,., S c hool Orchestra MS. I, B. A. March Seventy-Hue ,W 4. A ! I . - Vi is J? - fi ' me ORRCLE Annual Banquef and Dance Alumni Associafion The twenty-ninth annual Banquet and Dance of the Hackettstown High School Alumni Association on Friday evening. June 20, 1941, was another enjoyable affair. Three hundred and thirty-four members gathered together to meet their old classmates and enjoy another banquet and dance. These banquets recall many pleasant memories and the Alumni certainly welcomes you. Our guests were Supervising Principal Van Cleve Brugler, and the Graduating Class of 1941. , The banquet was held in the Presbyterian Chapel and the dinner was served by the Pastor's Aid. The guest table 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 1931. MENU FRUIT CUP CELERY PICKELS OLIVES ROAST TURKEY with DRESSING FISH CRANBERRY SAUCE MASHED POTATOES PEAS CABBAGE RELISH TOMATO SALAD ROLLS CHOCOLATE SUNDAE COFFEE CAKE MINTS Following the dinner Kenneth Linaberry, Class of 1931, acted as toastmaster in a very pleasing manner. The toastmaster introduced the President of the Association, Mr. Harold Nunn, Class of 1904, who gave the address of welcome. After welcoming the members and Mr, Bruglet. Mr. Nunn stated that from the founding of the High School in 1882 up to and including the Class of 1941 there had been graduated a total of 1608 young men and women from the local high school, ln addressing the Class of 1941 he said in part. To the Class of 1941 - we Welcome you into this organization. Many of you are going out into a troubled world. You will need lots of courage, but we believe that you are prepared. We wish you success in what- ever you may undertake - and happiness always. Miss Roberta Bowers, president of the Class of 1941, then gave the response for her class. The toastmaster then called on Mr. Brugler, the supervising principal, who gave a very interesting speech. Seventy-six 4, -Q .mls THE ORRCLE 1 ,I The next place on the program has been given over to Mr. Frank Souders, High School Principal, ever since the Alumni Association was founded twenty-nine years ago, Due to a long serious illness Mr. Souders was unable to attend: it being the first Alumni banquet that he has missed. Mr. Nunn suggested that the entire group sign individually a Message of Good Cheer, and that it be sent to Mr. Souders. A very fine message was sent to Mr. Souders and with it went the signatures of every one present. Harry Neighbor, Class of 1907, then played a piano solo, which was followed by a toast from Robert Bennett, Class of 1936: then a toast by Clyde Apgar, Class of 1931. This was followed by group singing. Each year the class having the largest attendance percentage present receives the Alumni Silver Loving Cup. This year the Class of 1891 won the cup which was presented by Kenneth Linaberry, the toastmaster for the evening. Brantford Benton then gave a toast for the Class of 1926, and this was followed by a trumpet solo by Janet Buntain, Class of 1938, which was very well received by the group. Mrs. Thomas LaBar then responded with a toast for the Class of 1921. Then followed group singing. Lillian Saunders Curl responded with a toast for the Class of 1916. This was followed by a musical novelty by Harry Neighbor and Harold Nunn. Mrs. John Sharp responded with a toast for the Class of 1891, which was celebrating its fiftieth anniversary and had three members present - Mrs. Wm. B. Rice, Robert K. Teel and Mrs. John Sharp. An interesting feature was that six members of the Graduating Class of 1941 had a parent present that was also a graduate of H. H. S. as follows: Roberta Bowers-Dorothea Taylor Bowers, Class of 1913 Ann Everitt-Paul Everitt. Class of 1904 Robert Morgan-Dorothy Windfelt Morgan, Class of 1913 Blanchard Perry-Mildred Mayberry Perry, Class of 1910 Shirley Osmun-Harold Osmun, Class of 1916 Arthur L. Straub-May Johnson Straub, Class of 1914 All received a very hearty applause, The Banquet was concluded by all singing the Alma Mater, after which the members and their guests assembled in the High School Gymnasium which had been beautifully decorated bv the Class of 1936. Hale lmlay and his Orchestra furnished the usual snappy dance music and was enjoyed by all. Time passes quickly at the banquet and dance for old friends and classmates. Come back each year and greet your friends. The Alumni welcomes you and the latch string will always be on the outside. BERT!-IA G. VLIET, Class of 1883 Seventy-seven Seventy-eight L.. m E ' 'S T HE U, onncl.e MI ff Visif Our School Day Our eighth annual Visit Our School Day was observed on Monday May 19. Eifty-two pupils from the surrounding districts that send their stu- dents to the l-lackettstown High School were our guests. A. M. 8:45- 9 9:00-IO 10:30-12 P. M. l2:OO- 1 l:O0-- 2 2:OO- 3 3:OO- 3 March .,,... SCHEDULE POR THE DAY :OO Introduction to members of the Faculty :3O Observation of classes :OO Assembly :OO Noon intermission :OO Pictures taken of those in attendance :OO Observation of classes :40 Explanation of the Courses of Study by Mr. V. C Brugler OUR ASSEMBLY PROGRAM ,,,,,,,School Orchestra American Cadet -Hall Sevcntif-nine 'X Eighty ii I HE T oRn1:l.e ,W kg' ' T. W1 Flag Salute ,S to - ,. . S Y 7, ,,,, ,,, , ,a----Sch00l CLed by Don Shayj Hymn .K.. ,S w.,, .,, , 5 .,, Y ,,, ,,, S ,,.. School America, the Beautiful Selections ,.,.,.,,.,.,,.,.,.....,.,...,..,.,,4,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.....,,,,,,,,., ,,,,,,, S chool Orchestra faj Sailor's Hornpipef' Concert Transcription Cbj . Urbana Overture -Robert Scriptural Reading ,,,,,4, ,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,, M a r garet Beatty Lord's Prayer ,cec,, ,,,, S ,,,,, S c,,, , ccc,,,, ccc,, , ,cct. A ,,,, S ,c,,,e ,,,,, S , , ,School Selections from the Operetta, 'AThe Mikado, Gilbert '55 Sullivan High School Glee Club CaD 'Behold the Lord High Executiionern ........,.. ...... K o-Ko and Men Cbj 'iThree Little Maids ,...,........,...................,.....i Trio and Girls Ccj But Youth, of Course, Must Have its Fling ,,,, Quartet and Girls Cdl My Object All Sublime ,,,,,,,,.,...,,,,,,...,. Mikado and Chorus Cej 'ATit Willow ..,,....i.,i.,,,., .,.,..,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,, K o-Ko Cfj Finale - Ensemble Announcements .......,...,..,,,,,,.,. ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, J oan Seber Welcome H cc,,,, ,Mr. V. C. Brugler Selections ...,........,.........i........,... ,.,,,,, P ublic School Band Caj Stout Hearted Men ,, ......,,.,,.,,,,,,.,,.... Romberg fbj A'Pilgrim's Chorus .... ,..,... T annhauser-Waigner Ccj Tea for Two ,,,,,.,,,., ,,,.,, ,.,,........,.,....,. Y o umans Cdl 'ATintagel -Overture ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,.,,i,,.. ..,.,.,. S keats Cel Lady of Spain -Concert Transcription ,,,4, ,,,,,. C aillett ,ffl Hackettstown High School Alma Mater March ...,........,.,....,...,,,,,...,..,--.,,,,..,....,.....,...,,.,,.,,, ,.,,,,, P ublic School Band Billboard -Klohr Eighty-one Eighty-two ii THE 24 I -, '! EORRCLE 1, 1 .ffygi ' Memorial Day Program THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1941 'CLASS OF 1943 March-A'American Cadet -Hall S SS .S Selection-A'Pomp and Chivalry-Roberts SS Flag Salute ,,.,,, S S ,.,,,,, S ,,,,,, S ,,,, S ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,S Hymn- America ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, Scriptural Reading-Psalm 122 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,. Orchestra Orchestra S ,,,, Slrene Smith ,,,,,,SS,,,,,,SSSSSchool SSSS.SS,Dorothy Clark Lord s Prayer rrrrrr S S SSSSS SSSSSSSS SS SSSSSSSSSSSSSSS SSSSSS SSSSS S S SSSchOol Vocal Solo- There .is No Death O'hara SSSSSS SSSSSSSS L ois Kugelman Origin of Memorial Day SSSSSSSSS S SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS S SSSSSSS Slda Wood Selection- New World Symphony Dvorak SSSSSSS SSSSSSSSSSS ' Orchestra BEHIND THE LINES A WAR COMEDY IN ONE ACT Helen Bagg CHARACTERS Mrs, Harrison, chairman of the Red Cross Committee of the Berkeley Woman's Club SSSS,S,,SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSASSSSSSS SSSSSSSSSS M ary Laskv Sue Harrison, her daughter, secretary of the committee SSSSSSS SSSS,SS D orothy Huff Molly Tracy, her niece, an emergency driver SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS Mrs. Merrifield, vice-chairman of the committee SSSSSSS Mrs. Fairfax SS.SSSSSSSS S Mrs' Julia Fenton XVorkers on the committee Mrs. Oliver SSSSSSSSSSSASS Petty Oliver SS,SSSSSS,... Jessie, the elevator girl at the Berkeley Arms Hotel SSSSSS Georgiana, the bell girl at the Berkeley Arms Hotel, late of New York SSSSSSSSSS.SSSS.........S..S........S........S.. Time--The summer of 1918. One morning ....S..SSSSJanet Nyhuis Lorraine Wandelt ' SSSS Barbara Hall lSSSarah Tiffany t SSSSSSSS Jean Kelly ...Eleanor Ader S,,,..,.Patricia Palmer Betty Williamson Place-Berkeley. A small town near New York. Scene-A room in the Berkeley Arms Hotel which is being used as a workroom by the Red Cross Committee of the local Woman's Club. March-'Al0th Regiment Hall SSSSSSSSSSS.SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS.SSS...,SSS.SSSSSSSSS.S.SSSS Orchestra Selection-''Star-Spangled Banner SSSSS SSSS..SSS.SS H igh School Brass Ensemble We are the Men of Coming Years S SSSSS Harry Tenny, Charles Coleman Why Do I Love Our Flag SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS.SSS,SSSSSSSSSSSS Raymond Sparnon Presentation of Wreath Taps ..SSSSSS.SSS....,....TSS.SSS.SS.SSSS,SS,SSSS.SSSSSSS..S..SS. Ralph Groover, Roland Phoebus Stage and Property Managers ,SSSS.SSSSSS..SS.SSS......SS Joyce Vail, Dorothy Sergeant Ushers ..S.......SS..SS Eleanor Shay, Rose Kowalick, Helene Gordon, Mildred Kirby Prompter S. .SSSDDDDDSSDDDDDDDDS sssssssssssssss S S SSSDD DDDDDDDDDDDDDDSDDDDD S S S SSSS Margaret Beatty Director ,,SS,,SSS,..S,SSSS.S,S,S,,,SSS,,S,S,.,SSS,,,,,,SS,,,,,,,,,,SSSS,,,,,.S Miss Grace I. Williams Director of Music ,S,SSSS S...S.. Y Mr. Henry S. Dabczynski Eighty-three Eighty-four Ei gi THE 47 'f 41 .,.?u - ,.'4'5,g', J I ORHCLE Chrisfmas Program TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1941 Presented by THE CLASS OF 1943 March 7 1111 11111 111111 7 7 7 7 7 EEEEEEEEEEEE 7 EEEEE EEEEEEEEEEEEE 7 7 1111 1111 7 1 Orchestra Christmas Medley March Address of Welcome 77 ,,.ss 7 ,,.ss . 7 ,,,7 7,,,.w ,,,.ss W i lliam Schmeal, President Hymn sssss 7 77 7 ,.,, 7 7 77 7 77 777AsSembly i'Joy to the World Recitation 77 7 ,,,,, 7 ,,,,, 77 Robert Curl 'iThe Night Before Christmas -Moore Recitation 77 77 Rose Kowalick 'The Night After Christmas -Field Story 7 77 sssss ssos 7 sssssss 7 77 77 ssssss 7 Jean Kelly The Poor Relation'S Story -Dickens Selections ,,,,, 7 ,,,,,,,,,,,ee ,,,,, ,,,,,, 7 1. i'Fairest Lord Jesusw 2. To God on High Our Songs We Raise 3. 'iWe Wish You a Merry Christmasw Mixed Chorus Recitation 7 ,,,, 7 ,,,,, 77 7 ,,,,, ,,,,, 7 ,,,,, 7 7 77 77 Dorothy Clark The Birth of Christ -Tennyson Recitation 77 7 7777 7 7777 7 77 Joyce Vail 'Plcading Voices Essay 77 7 7777 7 7777 7 777777 77 777777777777777777777 77 77777 777777 Mary Laskey HC1iving Christmas to Christ -Flynn Recitation 77777 77777 77777 7 77 7 77 77 Barbara Hall Keeping Christmas -Van Dyke Hymn 7 7 77777 7777 7777 7 77 777777 77 777777 777777 7 77 777ASsembly 'AO Come All Ye Faithful No Room in fhe Ho'l'el A ONE ACT PLAY By Dorothy Clarke Wilson CAST OE CHARACTERS A Man 7 7 77 77 77 777Raymond Sparnon A XVoman 7 7777 7777 77777 77777 7777 7 7777 7 7 7 S arah Tiffany A Hotel Clerk 77777 7 Eleanor Shay Traveling Man A Reporter 777777 A A Scrub Woman 777777 7 A Bellboy 7 7777 77 77 A Poetess .7 7 A A Senator's Wife 7 Senator 77 7777 7 77777 77 7 7 7Wilmot Rush Charles Coleman 7 77 Dorothy Huff 7 77Andrevv Smith Patricia Palmer 77Henry Martin Lorraine Wandelt Scene: A hotel lobby in Bethlehem, Pa. Time: The present Christmas Eve Hymn 7777 7777777 7777 7 7777777 7777 7 7 7 7 77 7777 7 77Assembly f'Silent Night, Holy Night March 7 77 77777 7 77777 7 7777 7 7777777 7 777777 77 7 77 7777 777O'rchestra American Cadet Director 7 77 7 77 777777 7 77777777777 777777Ethe1 M, Hale Stage Manager 7 77777 7 77777 777777 7 7 7 77777 Willis Beatty Eighty-Hue Elflhl gf -:fx E-4 55 TFRRCLE F3i'4f f 47,1 PeferH A Comedy Drama in Three Acts PRODUCED BY THE CLASS OF 1942 THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 26, CAST OF CHARACTERS RUTH BURTON, a young artist O O, O ,S,, ,. STELLA BURTON, her Mother ARNIE BURTON, Rurhg brozher . U NORMA BURTON, her oldest sister D ,EEE MARTIN SANDLER, Norma's boy friend S,E, TOM BURTON. zhe head of the family . GLADYS BURTON. :he youngest . UOOOOO or MISS EDNA PEAVY, the Burton landlady PETER. a Uzsttor ,,,, . ,,,,,, ,. ,,,,,, - . CHARLIE HENDRIX, Normas boss . SYNOPSIS OF SCENES 1942 .,,,,Evelyn Tomaino Jessie Buntain Jack Cannon Marguerite Trimmer William Kehoe ,mlra Hoagland ,Betty Swenson ,Mary Vreeland Gerald Huff , William Thorp Act I The action of the entire play takes place in the living room of the Burton home, located in a small city. Late after in the present year. Act ll Scene l Evening. Several weeks later. Scene 2 Early evening. About one week later. Act Ill Scene l Saturday afternoon. Several days later. Scene 2 Evening. Several days later. Directed by ,,,., D . .,,,. .,.,.. . . H . Stage Manager ,,,. noon. A spring day -Mrs. Ethel M. Hale . David Herbert Music between the acts was furnished by the Public School Orchestra under the direction of Mr. Henry Dabczynski. Eighlyfseuen 2? RRCLE I 711 THE Eighty exght HE f Ky If 53- 1 ,QL onncl.e .,' 7,' Junior Prom Our Junior Prom, which was held on Eriday night, April 4, was the outstanding social event of the year. The decorating committee transformed our gymnasium with a spring motif, making liberal use of light-colored streamers and duckling cut-outs, The bleachers, as usual, were the meeting place for friends between dances. The Junior Class President, Joan Seber, and her escort, Lynn Whelan, led the Grand March which was the main feature of the evening. The dancing started at 8:00 P. M. to the strains of popular tunes as interpret- ed by Ken Brader's Orchestra from Easton. Mr. Voorhees, the Junior Class adviser, supervised the decoration of the gymnasium. Joan Seber, the President of the Class of 1942, appointed the following committees: Music Committee: Jessie Buntain, Chairman: Mary Vreeland, Andrew Hazelton. Invitation Committee: Jennie Eiruta, Chairman: Ruth Loerch, Virginia Curl, Ruth Diehl. Decorating Committee: Norton Euart, Chairman: Donald Edwards, Helen Kirby, Frank Shimanski, William Thorp, Edwin Tynan, lra Hoagland, Evelyn Tomaino, Anna Van Horn, Marguerite Trimmer, Bella Thomson, Irene Morgan, Edna Pazew, Geraldine Petty, Helen Philhower, Joyce Ackerman, Charles Case, John DeRemer, Elizabeth Fleming, Betty Swenson, Gerald Eritts, Mary Hans- ler, Stewart Collins, John Tillou, Olive Ponte, Lillian Piteo, Marie Piteo. Patrons and Patronesses: Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Kilpatrick, Mr. and Vlrs. William H. Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Van Cleve Brugler, Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Souders, Miss Emily Johnson, Miss Louise Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. LaBar, Mr. and Mrs. William Voorhees, Mr. and Mrs. C. Albert Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Elwin E. Hale. Eighty-nine Ninety l f- T onncl.e ,V 'i ' -. .Gi I HE 2,1 The Mikado AN OPERETTA IN FISWO ACTS PRESENTED BY THE GLEE CLUBS AND ORCHESTRA O17 THE HACKE'I'T4STOWN HIGH SCHOOL Friday, May 16, 1941 CHARACTERS The Mikado .. ,. .. Nanki-Poo, His son ..,..,.,....... , Ko-Ko, Lord High Executioner Poo-Bah, Lord High Everything ..1., Pish-Tush. A Noble Lord ......, , , . Yum - Yum 1 Pitri - Sing 3 . .......,. ,,,, ' l'hree Sisters Peep - Bo I Katisha, An Elderly Lady ,.,. Attendant ... ......,..,,...,.....,.,,... .. . ......,.. . .,.,,....,. . ,. . Scene: Courtyard of Ko-Ko's Residence in Titipu MUSICAL NUMBERS Overture-- If You Want To Know Who Vvle Are A Wandering Minstrel .. ..,..,..., ..... , Our Great Mikado ,,,,...,,.,.....,.. , .. Behold The High Executionern I've Got A Little List ..... ., ..,.,.,,... ., Three Little Maids From School . I But Youth, Of Course, Must I-rave Its Fling A'Finale . .,.., ..,.......,..,., .,..,.. , . . . Raymond Greenbaum Robert Deusinger . Gibson Cooper . .. Edward Hagaman . .. Harold Connolly l Marguerite Trimmer I Anna Congedo I Betty Sherry ., Roberta Bowers George Gibbs v Men s Chorus ., Nanki-Poo and Pish-Tush and Ko-Ko and . Ko-Ko and .. Trio and ..,,..,Quartet and Men Men Men Men Girls Girls Ensemble ACT ll Braid The Raven Hair ,.,............. , .........,.. , .Girls Brightly Dawns Our Wedding Day . ,..... .. , Quartet Heres A How De Dol .,.,.....,........... ,.,. .,.. . . ...., . .,. ..,.. ....Trio Entrance of Mikado ,.,. ...... M ikado, Katisha and Chorus lVIy Object All Sublime .. . . ..,. . Mikado and Chorus A'The Criminal Cried ....,.,. . ..,...... ..,,.... ..... T r io and Chorus The Flowers That Bloom In The Spring ., , ,. , ,.,.. . Quintet Tit VViI1ow ...,............... ..,..........,........... ....,. ,.....,. ....,,. I Q o - Ko There Is Beauty In The Bellown ., .,.. , Ko-Ko and Katisha Finale ,, ,.,,..........,......,.,,.,.... ....,....,...,...,.,...,..,.,.........,....................,.....,.,,,......,.. E nsemble Director of Music. Henry S. Dabczynski: Director of Dramatics, Elizabeth Deang Director of Dances, Mrs. Helen R. Snyder. Accompanist ........,............. ....l...,. ,..., B e tty Nyhuis Ninety-one Ninety-two ex if THE onncl.e t P' I The Freshman Debafing Club OFFICERS President-David Muir Vice- President-Merville Button Secretary-Mary Tonkens Treasurer-Helen S. Kowalick Faculty Adviser-Miss Elizabeth Dean Merville Button Gerald Green Muriel Hart Ralph Knechel Helen S. Kowalick Anne Morgan MEMBERS Mary Tonkens Ninety-three David Muir Henry Roehrich Mary Ann Smith Wayne Sherrer Peggy Sherry Shirley Sutton Ninety-four E5 I HE N1 T ORHCLE 5.44 ' S-. Girls' Glee Club OFFICERS Librarians S Margot Freund, '44 Edith Price. '45 Accompanisr rrrr rrrrrrr L inda Herbert, '42 Director ,,,,,,,r S ,,e,e,,, eeeeeee H enry S. Dabczynski Faculty Advisers L eeeee Miss Elizabeth Dean Mrs. Helen Snyder MEMBERS Betty Applegate Marietta Cuff Margot Freund Mary Gardner Jennie Gibbs Beatrice Anderson Mildred Beam Jean Blau Ethel Campbell Betty Cannon Evelyn Flumerfelt CLASS oil 1942 Linda Herbert CLASS OF 1943 Adeline Anderson CLASS OF 1944 Miriam Hart Muriel Hart Joy Hill Hilda Koerts CLASS OF 1945 Elaine Gallagher Geraldine Hall Geraldine Hart Peggy Hendershot Marjorie Lake Helen Lindbloom Ninety-Hue Caroline Park Mary Tonkens Helen Valentine Christine Vey Ruth Wheeler Carolyn Palmer Edith Price Doris Steinman Emma Jane Smith Grace Smith Lois Voorhees Ninety-six Qi THE A I 53, ORRCLE fg- - .-. Mixed Chorus OFFICERS Accompanisz or L L rrrr to Linda Herbert, '42 I.ibrarz'an at eeer Helen Kirby, '42 Director L S LHenry S. Dabczynski Faculty Advisers Mrs. Helen Snyder Miss Elizabeth Dean MEMBERS POST-GRADUATE Ruth Frost Virginia Clawson Peter Congedo Virginia Curl Ruth Diehl Bryan Everitt Betty Fleming Dorothy Clark Doris Gruver Dorothy Huff Lois Kugelman Bruce Molloy CLASS ol: 1942 Linda Herbert Helen Kirby Irene Morgan Geraldine Petty Olive Ponte CLASS OF 1943 .lanet Nyhuis William Schmeal Girard Simpson CLASS OF 1944 CLASS OF 1945 Lyal Stevens Ninety-seven Irene Smith Agnes Terick William Thorp Marguerite Trimmer Evelyn Tomaino Anna Van Horn Leonora Stafford Helen Terick Joyce Vail Lorraine Wandelt Frank Stefan Nine! y-eight ii' T onncl.e Lg' ' ' HE I 1? ,r SchoolBand OFFICERS Student Leader , H ,, Librarian be Assistant Librarian L, Publicity Managez's L Director L, LeAnn Everitt. P. G. Frank Stefan, '44 L ,,,, Bryan Everitt, '42 42 42 LJessie Buntain, ' Mary Vreeland, ' Henry S. Dabczynski Drum Major L ,,,S SSSS , ,SSS S,,, L L L Lois Kugelman, '43 Faculty Adviser S,,,,t be 22,,,,222t SSSS J ,Mr. George Michael PERSONNEL FLAG BEARERS Dorothy Clark Betty Fleming Ruth Loerch DRUM MAJOR MASCOT George Gibbs BATON TWIRLERS Alice Benoist Virginia Curl Helen Philhower FLUTES Frederick Adams Margaret Grover CLARINETS James Cochran Robert Hoover Richard Laskey Richard Stout Rudolph Drechsel Gerald Huff George Michell Betty Swenson Harold Grover John June Jack Savage Albert Thorp Gordon Hendershot Herman Smith Richard Young SAXOPHONES Jessie Buntain Lyman Gulick Edith Price Howard Goarcke Albert Michell Joseph Stewart HoRNs David Benoist Pierre Benoist Jean Blau Mary Vreeland CoRNETs AND TRUMPETS Lois Apgar Carl Groover Roland Phoebus Gloria Smith Dale Beltzner Ralph Groover George Saunders Harold Sutton James Best Henry Martin Walter Shawger Betty Tynan Edward Farley Irene Walter TRoMBoNEs Ann Everitt Robert Grant James Harris Howard Bartow Leon Shrank Jerome Diehl Bryan Everitt Dorothy Huff Anne Morgan BARiToNEs BASSES Frank Stefan DRUMS Alfred Nunn Ninety-n ine Wilmot Rush Evelyn Seley Henrietta Tynan Janet Nyhuis Sanford Vreeland Peggy Sherry Mary Ann Smith E One hundred ' ! ' ,W 51, .P A yi . F M11 Mi' Ei THE ! ORRCLE lil High School Orchesfra i OFFICERS Student Leader , 7, Ann Everitt, P. G. Librarian S W .Frank Stefan. '44 Publicity Managers be Jessie Buntain, '42 Mary Vreeland, '42 Director H Mr. Henry S. Dabczynski Faculty Adviser , Mr. George Michael PERSONNEL VIOLINS Jean Blau Janet Nyhuis Frederick McPeak Alfred Nunn Frank Stefan FLUTES Frederick Adams Elizabeth Green GLARINETS Gerald Huff George Michell Leland Hopler Ralph Groover Henry Martin Jessie Buntain Ann Everitt Leon P1ANo Linda Herbert Emma Jane Smith PISRUMPETS FRENCH HORN Mary Vreeland SAXOPHONIZS Albert Michell TROMBONES Robert Grant BAssEs Betty Swenson Roland Phoebus George Saunders Joseph Stewart Dorothy Huff Shrank Sanford Vreeland One hundred one M-, DRUNIS Bryan Everitt Peggy Sherry One hundred two wg gg THE I , ,ORHCLE ,xv yfl' 'fn I ff fj 0 Q T10 aylf W O0 Q'O o Hacke'H's'l'own Chapfer Fufure Farmers of America The Hackettstown Chapter-Future Farmers of America is operating under a charter issued by the State of New Jersey on May 1, 1929, and is a member of the National Organization chartered the same year. PURPOSE To practice brotherhood, honor, rural opportunities and responsibilities, and to develop those qualities of lead- ' it f of if LS- Q fi' 1 l X ,627 I x ffl, I ,is '0 , 'T' X, Q. o lx 'ff Q X , 5 fy C fe S X?-sql' - L :if -,Q a , 'egg-ws, , , 'A A MP1 U , O U ' Q' S2 ership which a Future Farmer should possess. GFFICERS Presidenl-Gerald Fritts, '42 Vice-President-Girard Simpson, '44 Second Vice-President-Sanford Vreeland, '44 Treasurer-William Getchius, '43 Reporter-David Garriques, '42 Farm Watch DOgfJulius Jopowicz, '44 Faculty Adviser-Mr. George E. Michael Gerald Fritts William Getchius Stanley Hedden Robert Blake Herman Garris Harold Grover Ward Hull James Allen MEMBERS CLASS OF 1942 David Garriques CLASS OF i943 CLASS OF 19 44 Julius Jopovvicz Joseph Kucharski Francis McKenna John Read Girard Simpson CLASS OF 1945 Duane Hull One hundred three John Tillou Frederick McPeak Charles Van Horn Harold Stevens Kenneth Van Stone Sanford Vreeland Robert Watters Leavitt Vass vw wg Fil' YK M5 One hundred four Ei Bi THE ORHCLE ..'4 yfl' -. EAFETY I Q. QMS' e ew cj Jean Blau George Curl BI' Fred Harman Inez Hedden Donald Burd Betty Cannon Ruth Cruts Verne Euart Fczcull y If-lduiser Our School Safefy Pafrol Commanding Officer CAPTAIN HELEN KIRBY Squad Nfl LIEUTENANT VIRGINIA GURL, GOMMANDING Mildred Kirby Carl Lemasters Bruce Molloy Lois Rossy Helen Sczerba Squad B LIEUTENANT IRENE SMITH, Evelyn Flumerfelt Geraldine Hall Jennie Kardell Harrv Pool Evelyn Seley Leonora Stafford Sarah Tiffany Anna Van Horn Ruth Wheeler COMMANDING Doris Shaneberger Marian Shaneberger Gloria Smith Grace Smith Under the Direction and Supervision of GORPORAL P. E. DOUGHERTY TROOPER A. E. GREEN TROOPEI2 H. R. HUNT TROOPER J. ZEIS Troop B NEW JERSEY STATE POLICE One hundred live MMR. PIEIARES P. DINGER One hundred six Q- ff HE ef T 1' yy ORRCLE 'fx A 'fl The Tiger's Tale Y '-'l Xx 'ZIT .. D Editor-in-Chief 7,,, Jessie Buntain News Editor or ,,,, E Mary Vrezland Copy Editor H osstr Jennie Firuta Feature Editor , Wayne Sherrer Typist Editor ,,e,, e,,e L orraine Reed William Thorp Make-Up Editor .,,o, ,,-,Peggy Sherry Sports Editor H Cartoonist ro,,o Edward Bialoglow Edward Bluker Betty Fleming Margot Freund David Hoff Business Manager Adviser ,,,,t Miss Elizabeth Dean Reporters Harold Grover Norman Harrison David Hoff Ralph Knechel Anne Morgan Edith Price Henry Roehrich Peggy Sherry Mary Ann Smith Willis VanGelder Emma Jane Smith Make-Up Phyllis Freeborn Chester Stephens Typists Emma Gray Joyce Vail Betty Blake Margaret Beatty The Press Club publishes The Tiger's Tale, our school paper, which comes out once a month, and also sends articles of interest about our school to the local papers. One hundrcd seven One hundred eight IJRRCLE , - mf. E Bi THE 12' 11 C, S Chess Club OFFICERS Kz'ng-William Thorp, '42 Queen-Mary Ann Smith, '44 Secretary-Sarah Tiffany, '43 Wi Harold Sutton C 6 Treasurer-George Michell, '44 XL U Faculty Adviser-Mr. Alan Lonsdale Helen Danyluk Jennie Firuta Norman Brager Robert Curl Marietta Cuff Lee Gravatt Gerald Green Betty Cannon Geraldine Hall MEMBERS CLASS OF 1942 Stella Kowalczuk Edna Pazew CLASS OP 1943 CLASS OE 1944 George Michell Bruce Molloy Anne Morgan CLASS OP 1945 Carolyn Palmer Edith Price Emma Jane Smith 1940-1941 SCHEDULE Hackettstown-High Bridge Nov. Hackettstown-High Bridge Feb. Hackettstown-High Bridge May Hackettstown-Easton Mar. Hackettstown-Easton Apr. Hackettstown-Easton May Hackettstown-Phillipsburg Jan. Hackettstown-Phillipsburg Feb. One hundred nine Dorothy Salata William Thorp William Hartenstein Sarah Tiffany Margaret Sherry Mary Ann Smith Roy Yager Richard Young H. H. S. Opp. 3 19 2 25 2 3 22 6 4 19 1 4 24 6 4 27 3 2 14 8 2 17 7 2 X L6 ,V Omf hundred len A-11 -L fn 'rue . M ff' if onnc:l.e H f, Travel Club 1 .. a t m! v 1 The l94l-42 Travel Club has been organized with the following oflicers: President . , , at , , , Y ,7 L t,,,,LCharles Coleman, '43 Vice-Presidem S ,,oo,oo7 Shirley Stevens, '43 Secretary at oeee, e7,o ,o,. oo,, O l i ve Ponte, '42 Treasurer L, ,e,,e ,,e, S ,,e,,e,,e. , 7,e,,e Helen Kirby, '42 Corresponding Secretaries S ,ee,r Eleanor Riegel, '42 William Bennett, '45 Faculty Adviser oo,,oo,ee, 1 Mrs. Elois Dellicker COLORS MOTTO Royal Blue and White A'Hitch Your Wagon To a Star Throughout the year We have committees to plan our weekly programs which consist, for the most part, of talks, movies, slides, and displays which are of interest to the club members. This year our club chose South America as its main topic of discussion as that Continent is our largest neighbor and is very important' to us in view of the present world situation. Anna Mae Bird Virginia Curl Helen Danyluk Norman Bragar Charles Coleman Florence Fisher Betty Hann Norma Anderson John Bennett William Bennett MEMBERS CLASS or 19 42 Josephine Farley Helen Kirby Edna Pazew CLASS OF 1943 Dorothy Sargeant CLASS or 1944 Miriam Hart Muriel Hart CLASS OF 1945 Pauline Bolzan Francis Cuff One hundred eleven 4. -- Olive Ponte Eleanor Riegel lrene Smith Leonora Stafford Shirley Stevens Helen Kasper Elizabeth Woronowicz Emilie Rabinska Sam Sirianni Sarah Snoekstra One hundred twelve .Ei THE 'sf onncLe QW' ll 111 X9 SNA ff LQ' iff eg ' W, X M f Virginia Clawson Rena Hildebrant Rae Carole Johnson Stella Kowalczuk Dorothy Clark Audrey Dorcas Zenovia Dudiak Joy Hill Anna Burek Ethel Campbell Betty Cannon Peggy Coleman 4 I ., 4 ' ,,nj?9:?Ql7-' Archery Club ,X OFFICERS President-Evelyn Tomaino, '42 Vice-President'-Geraldine Petty, ' 4 2 Secretary-Marguerite Trimmer, '42 Treasurer-Emily Mayberry, '42 Faculty fldiuser-Mrs. Helen R. Snyder MEMBERS CLASS or 1942 Ruth Loerch Emily Mayberry Sarah Ort . Mildred Parr Geraldine Petty CLASS OF 1943 Helen Gordon Rose Kowalick Helen Richardson CLASS OE 1944 Helen Kowalick Mae Muldoon CLASS OF 1945 Ruth Cruts Verne Euart Geraldine Hall Doris Hendershot Jennie Kardell One hundred thirteen Dorothy Salata Evelyn Tomaino Marguerite Trimmer Anna Van Horn Helen Terick Lorraine Wandelt Marion Shanahan Arlene Tynan Rose Marie Pierce Charlotte Reum Doris Steinman Barbara Westley One hl1f7dI'0dfvOUl'IL'0f1 85 T 41 ., . Yi, K 471' ES I HE RRCLE N o Library Club OFFICERS President ,Mary Laskey, '43 Vice-President W C ,LEdna Pazew, '42 Secretary-Treasurer L L L Betty Swenson, '42 Faculty Adviser L, L L ,Miss Carol Karr MEMBERS Jessie Buntain Edna Pazew Charles Coleman CLASS OF 1942 CLASS OF 1943 Jean Kelly CLASS OF 1944 Caroline Park One hundred Hfreen Betty Swenson Mary Vreeland Mary Laskey One hundred sfxtven ll gf, ' 'rue M' I 2. onncue 3,4 ' - Model Airplane Club Early this year a request came from some of the lower class boys for the formation of a Model Airplane Club. This is a natural result of all the talk, printed matter, and moving pictures of and about airplanes. War conditions throughout the World have made human beings of all ages airplane conscious, and the request for the club is the result. The activities of this club will not provide complete preparation for a vocation in the airplane industry, but it provides possibilities for directing skills, talents, artistic tastes, and inclinations to activity. NVhen a boy has Com- pleted a model of one of the Well-known bomber or fighter planes in use today, he will have much better knowledge and appreciation of the planes he sees flying overhead. The club meets period eight in the Industrial Arts shop under the guidance and sponsorship of Mr. John N. Balmoos. Mr. Balmoos spent a year repairing and reconditioning the old French crates in use back of the lines doing training service, after they were no longer in fighting condition, in the first World War. OFFICERS President ,, as D. Roland Phoebus Vice-President a Donald Apgar Secretary W , Frederick Adams Treasurer aa ,,,. Charles Tillou Faculty Adviser Harold Cirover Frederick Adams Donald Apgar Donald Burd MEMBERS CLAss or 1944 Julius Jopowicz CLAss OF 1945 George Curl Douglas Moore Earl Philhower One hundred seventeen John N. Balmoos Sanford Vreeland Roland Phoebus William Richter Charles Tillou I 4 One hundred eighteen 'S T onncu.e .,' ' ii I HE 1? 11 Kniffing Club OFFICERS President ,,,,.. , ,.,, ,,,,, Stella Kowalczuk, '42 Vice-President tteeete LLLS L LEdna Pazew, '42 Secretary ,, ,, ,,, , , 7 Helen Danyluk, '42 Treasurer ,eeee L Loretta Di Rienzo, '43 Faculty Adviser Helen Danyluk Stella Kowalczuk Norma Baker Loretta Di Rienzo Florence Fisher ' Hazel Gruver Pearl Hildebrant Betty Losey MEMBERS CLASS OF 1942 Ruth Locrch Edna Pazcw CLASS OF 1943 Audrey Dorcas Irma Hopkins CLASS OF 1944 Virginia Hanzel Martha Hopping CLASS OF 1945 One hundred ninet en Mrs. Helen Snyder Dorothy Salata Irene Smith Laura Mae Johnson Cecelia Marks Helen Kasper Helen Olenick 'Gloria Ronca Doris Shaneberger sl ag u .W ff 1 af . 'w W, 1. asf Onc hundred twenty .gi fi iff! we 2. -f Af 2? by K gn if if QTY, v s fs L? 21 ...1 1-5: ,pp 5, ,. ,, . 5 f. is 4 Hffgtr' Z' ffm . .sf ' 1. W fi I HE 171 1 yi ' RHCLE The Curfain Callers President ,.,,.wf Vice-President , Secretary , Treasurer ,, , , Faculty Adviser Jessie Buntain Virginia Clawson Virginia Curl Jennie Firuta Elizabeth Fleming Phyllis Freeborn Mary Hansler Margaret Beatty Norman Bragar Dorothy Clark Charles Coleman Robert Grant Barbara Hall Dorothy Huff Jean Kelly OFFICERS lra Hoagland, '42 LLLLtHenry Martin, '43 Lois Kugleman, '43 Margaret Beatty, ' 4 3 ,Mrs. Ethel M. Hale MEMBERS CLASS OF 1942 Andrew Hazelton Ira Hoagland Gerald Huff Rae Carole Johnson Helen Kirby Irene Morgan Geraldine Petty CLASS OF 1943 Lois Kugelman Mary Laskey Henry Martin Doris Morgan Janet Nyhuis Patricia Palmer Lillian Piteo One hundred twenty-one ,L , Olive Ponte Don Shay Elizabeth Swenson William Thorp Marguerite Trimmer Ann Van Horn Mary Vreeland William Schmeal Eleanor Shay Leon Shrank Helen Terick Sarah Tiffany Joyce Vail Lorraine Wandelt Bette Williamson Om' hundred tulcnly-tivo ...L , .Gi I HE M If ,,1 ,fi ' .,. ORRCLE Tracombian Players OFFICERS President 1 . , W ,,,, Mary Tonkens, '44 Vice-President 1, , E, so Jeanne Zimmerman, '44 Secretary ,e 1 eeee eee, C hristine Vey, '45 Corresponding Secretary , 9 W H Bruce Molloy, '44 Treasurer ee,ee eeee 1 E Mildred Beam, '45 Faculty Adviser E H Miss Cirace I. Williams MOTTO Betty Applegate George Blaine Marietta Cuff Margot Freund Martha Hopping Mildred Beam Lyal Stevens 4'Good actions give strength to ourselves and inspire good actions in others. MEMBERS CLAss or 1942 David Garriques CLASS OF 1944 Doris Miller Bruce Molloy Betty Naughright Caroline Park CLASS OF 1945 One hundred twenty-three , Q-... Bette Stiff Shirley Sutton Mary Tonkens Helen Valentine Jeanne Zimmerman Christine Vey Lois Voorhees ii ne 81 T f' 'yy ORRCLE f Le'H'ers for Honor Roll V. .-' ' f f Roberta Bowers Harold Connolly Gibson Cooper Josephine Duckworth Jessie Buntain Jennie Piruta Gerald Fritts Margaret Beatty Arthur Boice Charles Coleman William Getchius Dorothy Huff Merville Button Thelma Bodine Margot Freund Eugene Grace Hazel Gruver David Hoff Robert Peterson 1940-1941 The following have made the l'Honor Roll for at least three marking periods during the year and have attained an average of B for the other marking periods: CLASS OF 1941 Ann Everitt Beth Green Samuel Kass William O'Dowd CLASS OF 1942 Ira Hoagland Helen Kirby Edna Pazew CLASS OF 1943 Jean Kelly Regina Kromer Mary Laskey Dorothy Sargeant William Schmeal CLASS OF 1944 VJayne Sherrer Peggy Sherry Mary Ann Smith Mary Tonkens Anna Penkol Helen S. Kowalick George Michell Anne Morgan One hundred twenty-four Shirley Osmun Julia Palmer Arthur Straub David Welsh Olive Ponte Joan Seber Mary Vreeland Raymond Sparnon Chester Stephens Charles VanHorn Joyce Vail lda Wood Gordon Muir Dorothy Philhower Henry Roehrich Robert Thomas Harold Watters Roy Yager Jean Zimmer 4-f' l XJX SVYKALQJ Om' I1un4I1'ed lwvnty - live e f 1 , - fr i 5 J? -. iii I HE ORRCLE Officers of fhe Afhlefic Associafion President 7, , , ,Gerald Hull, '42 Vice-President ,, , J-Xrthur Blake, '43 Secretary , 2 , , , H elen S. Kowalick, '44 Treasurer e,,e,, , e,,e, ,Jack Cannon, '42 Cheer Leader H .t W .G Evelyn Tomaino, '42 Assistant Cheerleaders Patricia Palmer, '43 Arlene Tynan, '44 Geraldine Hall, '45 Helen Terick, '43 Jeanne Zimmerman, '44 Carolyn Palmer, '45 Patricia Schroeder, '44 Betty Cannon, '45 Stella Smalinski, '45 Football Manager Robert Tierney, '43 Assistant Football Managers Gerald Gannon, '45 Donald Hann, '45 Bertrand Tierney, '45 William Richter, '45 Baseball Manager Basketball .Manager Robert Blake, '44 Harold Grover, '44 Assistant Basketball Managers Frank Tomaino, '44 Gerald Cannon, '45 Vincent Riedinger, '4 Tennis Manager Henry Martin, '43 One hundred twenty-six One hundz ed twenty-seven KD OI N..L IO 12 Ou Em .-C1 5.20 .C eo: mi Q5 In .HH 5: Wx Ex OM VJJ- Cnc- humlrccl' lwcfnl y-sigh! 'I QT: IE gas ea mf .-C1 .202 3:5 811 GJ QQZE 1 -'Vine hundfed ,wen y ODE' C ,,,.. 'TS ..r: '55 04: 599 WI is .203 I2 if :EJ 25: Q51 One hundred thirty gil.. One hundred thirty-one .. 1 A nagers porfs Ma va L o 'Q u E , , vm One hundred thirlg-two wr- T' cj,-. .M 2 QQ 4.1 u.. cbal Bas Q .-'D Ro -+3 Y, THE Robert Tic 4 '4 Ha rold Grover, Footbal 11 ns ,Q H cu .Ad :E an E I1 U -l- 1 U 0 vs -l- L 0 D. G0 I. .2 U E 4 ,gk LLA: Q 3 rp . ,ff One hundred thirty- three Martin, '43 Henry dwin Tynan, '42 E DeRemer, '42 hn '42 Jo Hosking, Douglas ii I HE 1111 -g T onncl.e 7,44 A Foofball Out-manned, out-weighed, out-scored but not out-gamed is part of the story of the 1941 Hackettstown High School football club. With an average weight of one hundred and forty-live pounds and 11 squad of some thirty odd boys, the 1941 team was the lightest and smallest to represent the high school in the past fourteen years. Opening the season with Carteret High School at eight o'clock Saturday evening, September 27, the Hackettstown team ploughed gamely thru their bigger and heavier opponents, only to fumble at crucial moments and lose by the score of 28 to 0. Somerville High School, with a defeat against them, came to Hackettstown the following Saturday and pulled a surprise attack to win 20 to 6. Engaging a team with as much acute manpower shortage as its own, the Hackettstown team defeated Boonton High School, 13 to 7, Saturday, October 11. A missed placement try for the extra point cost Hackettstown High its game with Franklin High at Franklin, Saturday, October 18. Franklin's score was set up by a had Hackettstown kick which went out of bounds on Hackettstown's twenty-two yard line. The score came several plays later on a pass from Christian to Piniaha. Christian place-kicked the win- ning point. Hackettstown's score culminated a seventy-six yard advance that started in the third period, driving to the sixteen-yard line where French took the ball on a reverse and ran to score. Injury-ridden, bottled up in its own territory, and limited to two first downs, the Hackettstown team found its offensive punch in the closing minutes of the game to defeat the Washington High School team, 7 to 6. Trailing 6 to 0, as a result of a Washington score in the third period and three minutes of play left in tlhe game, a punt by Tynan of Hackettstown put the ball out of bounds on Washington's four-yard line. Flynn, Washington quarterback, went back into his end Zone to kick the ball out of danger. Tynan, spotting an opening, dashed thru blocking the punt which fell in pay territory, where Batson fell on it for a touchdown, tying the score. On the try for the extra point, DeRemer tossed a perfect pass to Wilson, who took it over the line for the tally and Hackettstown won, 7 to 6, in a story book finish. One hundred thirly-four uv -ull' .as , , 'Q f-', iw- Q V I: x., V , ., , M-gm. I . . fr 3 Q . , 5 -One hundred thirty-Hue rthur Blake N A ORRISO AM Cl 11 U .ES CHARI 4.. u ru L!-J 1 C-' F5 4... ouch C Batson hard Rlc C ... 'J .Ei I-LI c ru U D- e1 One hundred Ihxirl y -six '55 ., . fx N - 3 ' me ORHCLE Dover High School defeated the Hackettstown team, 15 to 0, in a continu- ous rain. Forced back to its own goal posts by expert booting by the visiting eleven, Hackettstown gave up the Hrst touchdown in the second period. Hackettstown put on two gallant goalline stands in the fourth period but was forced to give up to superior force when Tynan had to drop on the ball behind his goal line for a safety. Dover then began a march from their own thirty-five and scored their second touchdown. The Wilson High School eleven battled the Hackettstown team to a 6 to 6 tie on the Wilson field, Saturday, November 8. A 55-yard march gave Wilson a touchdown in the first period, and a 65-yard march in the third period chalked up a similar score for Hackettstown. The Wilson's team place- ment for the extra point was blocked while an attempted pass by Hackettstown was smothered. The Hackettstown eleven pulled one out of the fire Saturday, November 15, at Newton when they scored touchdowns in the third and fourth periods after trailing by six points at halftime, to defeat Newton High School, 12 to 6. Brilliant running by the half backs of the Roxbury High School football team, gave them a 13 to 0 victory over Hackettstown, Thanksgiving morning, November 20. Both of their touchdowns came in the second period on long runs, one for 69 yards around right end and the other for 52 yards from an off tackle play. Hackettstown staged its threat ,early in the first period, when it drove to the Roxbury 5-yard line, where the ball was lost on downs, when a forward pass over the goal line was completed outside the end zone. Despite their defeat, Hackettstown had the advantage in first downs, making ten to live for the visitors. At the annual banquet, tendered the squad by the Board of Education, Richard Batson and Arthur Blake were elected co-captains for the 1942 team and Norton Willson was elected manager. One hundred thirty-seven Y 7 One hundred thirty-eight rj HE M' 'I onncl.E ,H ' Junior Varsify Foofball The Hackettstown Junior Varsity played six games, Winning one and losing Hve. In the first game, Roxbury Junior Varsity Won on an intercepted pass and a long run. Our Jayvees were outclassed by Dover only because of superior weight. At Phillipsburg our Jayvees lost to Phillipsburg's undefeated J. V. team. The educated toe of Merrill Sargeant gave the Hackettstown Junior Varsity its only important victory over Washington Jayvees, its arch rivals, by the score of 7 to 6. In the St. Bernard Varsity and Belvidere games, the superior weight was too great to overcome. Honorary Co-Captains of the Junior Varsity were Merrill Sargeant and Gerald Ryan. THE SCHEDULE Dale Junior Varsity Opponents Score October 6 a,aa, E, ...,t,at,a,o.,,t..aa,a,o 0 Roxbury J. V. t,t,., ,,,,l3 October l3 cc,c.,c r.,c O Dover J. V. -t ,c,cctt October 20 ,c,,, M ,,,, O Phillipsburg J. V. c,t,t,t,53 October 27 .. ..c,c,c, W 7 Washington J. V. ....,,, , ,mt 6 November 3 t,,, ,,,,,tl3 St. Bernard's Varsity ,,,t,,t,3l November 14 ,cc,c, ,t.. 7 Belvidere Varsity ccc,c,c ccc.,, c,c,cc O E24 Coach .t,t,t James Ginople, Lafayette Cne hundred thirty-nine Foofball Banquef room me ADM 5315 PM Ohldf Foofball Banquef Om' hundred forty-one One hundred forty-Iwo ii THE EEEEEEEQiEKldPFuqcn-EE 1? 1 Baseball Lacking accomplished players and with little or no hitting powers, the 1941 Hackettstown High School baseball team won only three games of a twelve- game schedule. . Fred Tishuk, Royal Lancaster, and Douglas Hosking did the pitching, with Lancaster and Hosking also catching along with Raphael Czepkiewicz. Douglas Hosking was the choice of the lettermen to captain the 1942 team. Robert Blake was elected manager. The following received the letter, and certificates: James Mooney, '41 ...,., .,,.... M anager Royal Lancaster, '41 ,.,.... ...... C aptain Fred Tishuk, '41 ..........,. ........,. P itcher Raphael Czepkiewicz, '41 ..,........,..., Catcher Walter Kastenhubcr, '41 Robert Griffith, '41 ...,. Tom XVhelan, '41 .... ....,......,Second Base ...,.,Shorr Stop ....,...Left Field Name Douglas Hosking. '42 Harold Stevens, '43 .. John DeRemer, '42 Arthur Blake, '43 ...,...... Lawrence Stevens, '44 David Muir, '44 ......... April April May May May May May May May May May May THE SCHEDULE Date H. H. S. Opponents 22 ..,... ........,... 4 Dover High School .,., 25 ,..,.. .,.... 1 Boonton High School .... 1 ....., 0 Boonton High School 2 ,..... ...... 5 Newton High School .... 13 ....... 5 Dover High School 14 ...... ....,.. 6 Butler High School ....... 16 ..,... .,..... 6 Netcong High School ......,.. 19 ....., ..,..., 4 Washinglton High School 21 .,..... 6 Butler High School ..,...... 23 ....,, ,...,.. 9 Newton High School ...... 26 ...., ...... 0 Franklin High School ...... 29 ...... .,,... 3 Washington High School ..,,.. Coach ..1, ,. ,,o,, Mr, Charles A. Morrison, One hundred forty- three Position ....,....,.,Pitcher .......Center Field ...,.,Right Field .........Third Base ....,..,Right Field ........First Base Score .....,.l7 ,......l2 2 3 3 7 0 7 U' ,fn .,,....l0 9 ,.....,1O Lafayette One hundred forty-four I' HE a , T ,f ?,g ' - RRCLE Varsify Baskefball The 1942 basketball season showed the Drange and Black with two games won and eleven lost. This was due to the inability of the team to make baskets. After losing to Butler and Franklin, the Tigers eked out a one-point vic- tory over Netcong. Roxbury won a close game. After a disastrous road trip in which the Orange and Black lost to Wasih- ington, Boonton, Dover and Roxbury, the varsity lost to Washingiton in a close game at home. The Tigers pulled a MacArthur and gave Boonton, the Tri-County Champion, its lone defeat in the Tri-County League. The remaining games with Dover, Belvidere, and Butler were lost after closely contested games. A Leon Shrank and i'Andy Smith were elected co-captains for 1943, and Frank Tomaino was elected manager. The varsity squad members were: LETTERMEN Jack DeRemer, '42 Douglas Hosking, '42 Leon Shrank, '43 Edwin Tynan, '42 Robert Murlin, '43 Andrew Smith, '43 Harold Grover, '44, Manager NUMERAL AWARDS Arthur Boice, '43 Robert Grant 43 Wallace Pill, '43 THE SCHEDULE Date H. H. S. Opponents Score January 6 L ,t,, L23 Butler January 13 ., W ,,.,,,,,19 Franklin January 16 2 734 Netcong January 20 ,, ,E .226 Roxbury January 22 . ., L20 Washington January 30 ,at,a ,eat 2 216 Boonton -. February 3 -7 L . ,,e,,, 12 Dover February 6 e,te, a,,. . 113 Roxbury February 11 , ,,t,,,, 17 Waishington February 17 a,ea,et 32 Boonton February 20 ,.,.,,. 17 Dover February 24 W-- ee,..,. 24 Belvidere March 3 ..,.. ,.,aetee,, 2 5 Butler .....a.. Total a,ee,.......ea,e.,aV.ra.ee,e 328 Total 4 Coach-Mr. James Ginople, Lafayette One hundred forty-Hue One hundred forty-six Bit? T onncl.e ..' ' LL. es E4 I HE 17' I Junior Varsify Baskefball The Junior varsity played a game before each varsity contest. The Jay- vees won two and lost eleven. Numerals were awarded to the following: Player Robert Tierney, '43 Robert Alpaugh, '44 George Blaine, '44 Eugene Grace, '44 Gerald Green, '44 ,,,,, Ralph Knechel, '44 r.,.. Richard Robinson, '44 Henry Roehrich, '44 Gerald Ryan, '44 ..ee Wayne Sherrer, '44 c,ece,,,,e Lawrence Stevens, '44 Fred Adams, '45 ,ee,,ee,, William Burke, '45 - John Groome, '45 ..c,,,ccc, Roland Phoebus, '45 William Richlter, '45 Donald Apgar, '45 ,,c,c,,, Gerald Cannon, '45 -. Vincent Riedinger, '45 Frank Tomaino, '44 .,c, Position c,,,c,c,Center ----LLGuard ,,,,,,,,,c,Center Forward Forward L,--,,-,..Center Forward e,L-,,.Center Guard ,-,,-,.--eLGuard Forward . Guard Forward LLLc.Guard -ecLWLccccLccLGuard L e,ce Assistant , ,,e.... Assistant Le,,,-.Aissistant L, ,. Assistant THE SCHEDULE Date J. V. January 6 ..c. ecec . . January l 3 .r,. .,,,,,c January 16 eecc ,..c,,r January Z0 .a.. c,e,ee, January 22 c.,, ce.,,ce January 30 ....... eecccee February 3 ,,eccee ,,,, , February 6 cccccc A , .,., February l 1 ....... eec,cec February 17 ,. ,,,,. ,,,e February 20 cceecc ,,,,,, February 24 ,..a,. ceccccc March 3 cccccccc Total ................c..c.c.c..c. Opponents Butler ...,,..,,,,,,,, Franklin .c,,. Netcong ,c,,, Roxbury .,,,..,, Washington ,c.,, Boonton ,....... Dover .e.c..ee . Roxbury ,,,,,, Washington Boonfton ,,,,ccc. Dover ,,.,,,,c, Belvidere ..c. Butler ,.... . .. ...e Forward Manager Manager Manager Manager Total . Coach--Mr. James Ginople, Lafayette One hundred forty-seven Score c,,,--25 LVL25 ,L,,e2l ,L.,e3O ,LW24 18 39 26 7 LLL25 9 LLL13 H22 304 One hundred fortykeiqhl -4 1 e w 1' vvf P3 .T , ,W yjn ' .A,. -. 155 I HE ORRCLE AW 1 Tennis Cnly one letterman served as a nucleus for the 1941 team. Because of this lack of experience we were outclassed by most rival teams. However the boys played hard and gave a better account of themselves than the scores might indicate. ln the singles, Gibson Cooper played number one position: Frank Kil- patrick number two position: and Arthur Straub number three position. First doubles were handled by Blanchard Perry and Henry Martin. William O'Dowd and Robert Morgan took care of the second doubles. The tennis courts were in better condition than ever before and practice got under way much earlier than usual. The new fence around the courts was very much appreciated. Henry Martin was elected captain of the 1942 team. The following received the letter, and certificates: Frank Kilpatrick, '41, Captain Gibson Cooper, '41 Arthur Straub, '41 Blanchard Perry, '41 Robert Morgan, '41 William O'Dowd, '41 Robert Deusinger, '41 Henry Martin, '43 Numerals were awarded to the following: Norman Bragar, '43 Harry Tenny, '43 Fred Perry, '44 THE SCHEDULE Dale H. H. S. Opponents Score May 1 M St. Bernard's School N 5 May 9 W Roxbury High School ,, ,, ,S 3 May 13 H , Boonton High School ,,r,,r S, M5 May 16 W W Roxbury High School U ., ,. W 5 May 22 . W St, Bernard's School . .,,, May 27 ,S . Boonton High School , is 5 Coach .Mr. C. A. Johnson, Upsala One hundred forty-nine THE ORRCLE Alma Maier All hail to Theef our H. H. S., The fairest school in all the landg Our filial love to Thee confess, An ardent, youthful, faithful band. Our hearts beat Hrm and strong for Thee: Our voices sing Thy praise: Thy sons and daughters pledge to Thee Devotion all their days. O, Country dear, Thy name we loveg Thy stars and stripes We will defendg Our sons of H. H. S. go forth, A patriotic band. No foreign foe shall enter here: No tryrant 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. One hundred fifty ff 6' nbsp wa iffy Xp lf., S me Cgoard Qf Education fwvwvw-.simanimffmfmfwmmwmmm'vvvwvwmfwprwvvwrfvxwvvvvwmgzfvm 11 NWYIVRMAZEKIVY 2 Q 2 E E 2 2 3 'N .W U51 Q 2 2 2 2 5 Q 3 NQNQVQSZAI :N 151.561 4 E it 3 25 3 5 Q if 22 E 2 2: e E2 5 21 3: 5 2: 3: 2: Z 2? E E Q O h d d WEFFEAXAHSWQK Ili-5 A4351 Af 51292919 ' IYKV-Jw ii ANVX JUJJQQYVQQQY KV'ZQ?'NZ'A - 'V- gill! Qihhe 3' I 'B Rx 'ly IVQVVVVVNLY' Ill! USSN 1 fpublic School gg Facultyv 'ff X 2 i EE 53 , Q 54 If-4 -L - --J! :A 5. Qolvxgylf I., I-, 7 jg:-3 iii- as SIE 2 2 Q R U fi wg 34 One hundred fifty- three die Zazmzal fa I QLH ugfzacle wgixysi fyvw C4 W' ' X xv! ff :S W 24 51553 Q I CQ '51 Qt + 'io V 5 W Q! QQ Q 'Q , .,i, Q,-.,14,-,,-Q,-,Q-Q,,,, , 4.2. Q Q Q Q Q flue Q Q Q CLASS Q Q Q II O Q Q 1 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q ll Q. ,,--.,-., Q QQ ' QQ UQ QQ QQ QQ QQ QQ UII Qi QQ QQ QQ QQ ii One hundred fifty-.six angie 'E , xlib. Q .T iigwgffjfx .xx A wif! gy The Class of 1944 Ohddfif far ,ww 7453.2 0 fag:-I The Class of 1945 QJX FNEQCEI QQ O hddffy h W.8cS. Conftrudion Compan HACKETTSTOVJN I Home qhcilcfers i, S I I 1 I ! : .wlafifi F., Q . I ,ff-ikg H- .Z li 5 7331 , 2 ,g sggg . V A F . 11,1 ..'i,l:f,4'f N. wi V a7.r .5551 'ir -fin t 5 Om' hundred Hfl gf-nine The Knitting Club Blessing '55 Diehl Building Contractors and Millwork HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. 124-W 347-J Charm Beauty Salon HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. John N. Hoff ALPHANO, N. J. City Community Cleaners and Dyers Next door to Sears MRS. J. TOMAINO. Mgr. The Industrial Engraving Co. ancl The John S. Correll Co., lnc. ol EASTON, PA. Exfend besi' wishes fo fhe Class of 'I942 ir Engravers and Prinfers of The Oracle since 1936 Ohdd Phone 21-R 211 Main Street VISIT OUR PLANT Call and Delivery Service FURRIERS l HMKEITSTDUIH UUWER5 T a DYEREI A'The Emblem of Saving and Security Our Service Extends a Radius of 35 Miles. o Complete Ladies' and Gentlemen's Tailoring o M. ELIAS Sows One hundred sixty 0 ESSEX SPECIALTY CCD. Incorporated G fw E9 S5 yfzwo -f V- l lr l PHOTOGR PHY - - - is nowhere so essential as in school annuals. The story told by words no matter how cleverly composed is worthless unless it provides testimony of scholastic life with a PHOTOGRAPH. Over fifteen years of experience in photography of school periodicals places us in an understanding posi- tion to render faithful photographic reproduction of school activities. NVe take pride not in quantity of schools we serve, but in consistently good quality photographs We make. This is a book of memories, it Will always remind us of pleasant associations with the faculty and the student body. We are therefore proud of the privi- lege to be the official photographer of this publication. massian gfudco 46 EAST WASHINGTCJN AVE. WASHINGTON, N. J. One hundred sixiu- three d President, Harold Nunn V1'ce-Preeidenl, Mrs. Bertha Vlict r r T1-115 ALUMN ASSOCIATIO - M M Q5 3, 1 Secrelary, Mrs. Mildred Drabik '1'reasurer, Leonard Mooney V n ., E A Q ' - ' , , af N wh, ,, K K: .V f- Q V-M.. ,R -4 4 , . , L r A , I ' W ' EL, 4' f. ,L ,W ,zffxxf L, x th L QSM f , ,V ww ,rw f 'W 1. H f, ' ' M I , r r , r In Peace as in War We Serve One hundrna' sixlmf-four MERICAN A Saw Mill Machinery Company l'lACKIZ'I'TS'1'OWN. C lVlANUI3AC'l'URERS OF American Saw Mill Machinery Monarch Wood Working Machines Batchleris Candy Shoppe Follow the gang to our Store THE BEST SODAS AND SUNDAES OUR SANDWICHES WILL CAUSE YOU TO EAT HERE Al,WAYS XVHITMANYS CHoCo1-A'1'f2s SCIIRAIJIITS CANDIES Tnomzxs J. CASHMAN Om' lILll7dI'l'lf SI',x'IL1'flL'L' TELEPHONE SOUTH ORANGE 2-8031 WILBUR C. CRELI SPORTING GOODS Xl W 485 VALLEY STREET MAPLEWOOD, N. J. FACTORY REPRESliN'l'ATlVli Special Discount to all Hacketlstown High Studenls Baclfs Drug Store When your physician gives you a prescription, he expects it to he filled by a registered pharmacist who will use only highest quality, fresh ingredients. You can always he 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 Hlls 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. Bring your prescriptions to Bach's Rexrzll Drug Store for absoluie dependability ALBERT W. BACH, Ph. G. EDWARD T. LYNCH, B. Sc. Registered Pharmacisls One hundred six! if-six Hatfield W Wire E6 Cable 5 i Company l 7 n 5 Q . L blished 1856 The Hackettstown Gazette Incorporated P 1 168 MAIN STRE A Modern Job Plant Connected with Newspaper O-h 1- -- N T. The 3 ,n Q Hackettstown Club is as Fi E HN Enos B. Hoagland Agency INSURANCE OXFORD, N. J. Ohld uf! I L. Z L ly . A Hacikettstown at1Onal Bank M Organized 1855 .... and its relation to the HACKETTSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL M - W IW WARREN SUTTON fTrusr Ofncerw H. H, S. 1927 M LEONARD MOONITY fTellerJ H. H. S, 1933 BEATRICI2 CLASS fSecretaryD H. H. S. 1937 W 9--- LLLLL L. . L LL LLL. L. . L.L.L L.-L-LL gi The Lackawanna Leather CO. N LARGEST MANUFACTURERS W OF FURNITURE LEATHER 1 1 . J W IN THE U. S. A. N i-- I wi 1 N. L The LEADING airplane, railroad. M furnilure and boat manufacturers use LACKAWANNA LEATHER W L. Om' humlrcd six! Ll A JEWELRY STORE Established l857 W I Ki Serving the Public for Eighty-five Years Oflicial Emblem - Maker for the School Class Rings - Pins - Meclals O Theodore G. Plate, Jr. Corner Main and Moore Street HACKETTSTOWN, N. .l Tel. Hacketrstown 126 Panther Ledge Farm ' TURKEYS and LAMBS l ll ll ff l fl . l5Qll'lll7'i :Bib ,Aw ,h ll T. A. HOWELL, Manager ALLAMUCHY, N. J l l Om' hundred xeur-nw Right Prices of Drugs a1Hea'sPharmacu X fIfft'!7i'Ll for DOLLY MADISON ICE CREAM I GliOIiCllf DHEIIIM Ilropf-mor IHONI IO! I ss IJ 1 .guy United Siates Defense BQNDS I KI N YOUR BANK AND MINE N Member 1'ICif6l'lII Dcpoxll lnsur'unc'v CiOI'j7OI'lIlI'O!7 I I I It wzll pay you to seek Cprezeizcal ollege Traznzng Graduates of Hackettstown High School who contemplate entering college next Fall will do Well to consider the Value of practical training for a delinite 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 lilerature RIDER COLLEGE of Business Administration Founded 1865 TRENTON, N. J. Tire ow aces o invztiiwefsf efzse . fi' ggi Z: 4 , . KEEP ws . , -f 'sfff i QS? -526945-Q39-' Pi iyi-'9- Belvidere Theatre Roy's Theatre, Blairstown Strand Theatre, I-Iackettstown Washington Theatre One hundred seuenlu-liuo 'l'LiI,Iil?'l lONli 47 M ILTO R K. THGRP S T A T I O N E R 139 MAIN S'l'RIifi'l' HAc:K1a'r'rs'1'owN i co. 2435? GAMES - HOOKS - 'IOYS -- Cf1RCUl.A'l'lNCi LIBRARY GRlflf'I'l1'X'G CARDS 861061 Your Magazines From the Largesz Display in Norlhem New Jersey Tranquillity 6' Allamuchy Farms Holstein Cattle Dorset and Hampshire Sheep ,Q ,C M W U 3 YVJWM , ARTHUR LDANKS, Mfmugcr AIo1.AMUc311Y, N. J. Om' lzumlrecl .HCUM7 I my - I hrce WELSH FARMS LONG VALLEY, N, J. 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Phone 224 rr, o-ooM .nnn Mgr T no r ho-..-,-Ao-- is M The ARCHERY CLUB Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Buntain 152 451 EK EE Old! BURGER'S GRILL dp do M. B. BOWERS 8 SON , The Bayley Agency INSURANCE E51 BROOKSIDE DAIRY Agricultural Implements Tractors and Tractor Tools Hardware and Supplies also A Complete Repair Shop with experienced mechanics Telephone 3 69 128 Willow Grove Street HACKETTSTOWN, N. J . E55 JWWQS QWN s,ToNKENs- One hundred seventy -seven Buy it in Your Home Town It Pays If You Want QUALITY - STYLE - VALUE SERVICE You Get It and Save Money at COOKE'S Department Store HACKETTSTOWNS GROWING STORE Churchman Business College 'AA Thorough Business Training School NOW LOCATED IN THE NEW SCHOOL BUILDING , COURSES: Business Administration, Accounting. Executive-Secretarial, Stenographic, Bookf keeping. Business. Forty-three Colleges and Universities, thirty-nine high schools are represented in the enrollment this term. Approved by the Pennsylvania State Committee On Standards for Private Busi- ness Schools. DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS Active placement service for graduates. Send for Catalog and special Accounting Bulletin. Address: Registrar ' North 4th 53 Spring Garden Sts. EASTON, PA. C O L E M A N ' S Collegiate Confectlonery and Cap and Gown Company Pool Room ew ACADEMIC APPAREL 'Iii' 'Iii' Candies and Sodas Cigars, Cigarettes Ice Cream EUGENE R, COLEMAN, '98 Proprietor 366 Fifth Avenue NEW YORK, N. Y. One hundred seventy-eight The Eighth Grade Class of 1942 O O50 do The Chas. H. 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 WWQAQW Hackettstown Chapter Future Farmers of America Zi A Friend Xmxsiwawf One hundred seventy-nine r l 1 ll SENIORS l May your efforts be so directed that l your outlook on life will always be y toward the Sun, W Work hard, play hard, and stick to l the Golden Rule Y Ford Furniture WASHINGTON T BELVIDERE PLEMINGTON The Green Barn A Tea House of Unusual Charm LUNCHEONS DINNERS TEAS Route 24 Between Long Valley and Chester Telephone 24-R-13 ll Coats Dresses ll H. L. Goble as co., Inc. YARD Gooos y TRANSPORTATION l MILLINERY l l i H l A y T A s l l H o o V E R ' s ly GREAT MEADOWS, N. J. 162 MAIN STREET ll One hundred eighty Hackettstown Hackettstown Coal Company Electric Co. ' Defffefs f Coal, Euel Oil and Pittsburgh Paint Products 276 MAIN STREET PHONE 25 EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL PHONE 5 H2 Q Hackettstown Public School Band Auxiliary 2 Q J. Elliott Hall General Agent THE PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 744 Broad Street Newark, N. J. Also Valleuue Farm Long Valley, N. J. One hundred eighty-one Clinton S. Hiles I Rocco's Vllla Sunset tio ' amines Og I Great Meadows, N. J, BLAIRSTGWN' N' J' Hope, N. J. J . A. Harris The Store of Clothing Economy CLOTHING FURNISHINGS . SHOES 1 Young IVIen's Suits and Furnishings for High School functions our Specialty The Safety Patrol Bostonian and Sundial Oxfords for G Men or Boys T Sundial Pumps or Oxfords for y Women and Children J Gym Footwear for Boys and Girls I 133 MAIN STREET I 1 One hundred eightyftwo Independence Lodge No. 42 F. 'ES A. M. G Zi EQ Hackettstown Chamber of Commerce Zi EQ The Kiwanis Club The Rotary Club Z F 9 I-IACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Ohrid huh H. Stanley Kirby FLOUR - FEED - GRAIN 5 Allamuchy, N, J. Phone 904-F-14 Sporting Dogs Trained, Boarded Ramornie Kennels LAWRENCE R. NIACQUEEN, Owner Specializing in Retrievers and Spaniels 05 12m?5.ESn9'2'0 Telephone Pottersville Peapack 140-R New Jersey M. Morgan 25 Son HACKETTSTOWN, N. J, CUT FLOWERS and DESIGN WOKRK The Ranch O Hotel extends its congratulations to THE CLASS OF 1942 1 T Member of Florists' Telegraph T i Delivery Association i Ed Kehoe and Bob Cameron, Prop. i Route 6 Belvidere, N. J. Greenhouses - 205 Warren Street M One hundred eighty-four Osmun Company, Inc. PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTORS ii!-'Iii l2l Main Street HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Charles G. Ort All Forms of - INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE 245 Main Street Royal Scarlet Stores Reliable GEORGE GUMM, Proprietor Furniture House A Complete Food Market Known for Fine Meats iwmsisqmx GROCERIES T Where Good Furniture I PRUITSTT Inexpensive VEGETABLES FRESH FISH xmggmgefyj Pratts Frosted Foods 145 Main Street Telephone 201 229-235 Main Street HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. One hundred eighty-five I J Harry L. Smith District Agent THE NORTIIWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Co. OF MILWAUKEE 'The Dividend Paying Company of America Phone 216 Washington, N. J. Harvey Stevens General llflerchandise ALLAMUCHY AND TRANQUIL1.1Ti New Jersey Smith's Garage DODGE - PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE Repairs Storage 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 Robert K. Teel Hardware, Paints and Oils, Sporting Goods FARM and GARDEN TOOLS AUTO ACCESSORIES Phone 51-W HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. One hundred eighty-six FORD - MERCURY LINCOLN ZEPHYR For 1942 Q A Friend of Jessie :J CIC ny er o ors OO s d M t I PIACKETTSTOWN, Steam Shovel Telephone and Trucking Andover 511 Wm-5g X F. W. Kilpatrick Joe's Barber Shop Contractor 5 BARBERS NO WAITING 21 Xmwfww ANDOVER. N. J. One hundred eighty fscuen Alvah Thomas FLOUR - FEED- The HAY - GRAIN Travel Club HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. 90 Main Street Phone 196 Wm. T. Swackhamer INC. FORD for '42 The Modem Ford is Poised for Perfect Motoring Union Cemetery Association HACK1-3T'1'sTowN, N. J. One hundred eighty-eight g I 092123 E925 William G. Vey and Son CADILLAC PACKARD f PONTIAC and INTERNATIONAL TRUCK T. Y. Ward 8 Co. CEMETERY MEMORIALS fel I I I HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. SWK 3559? I Leon A. Wallin I X g I Job Printer I The Prices as low as GOOD PRINTING Woman's Club will permit 112 Grand Avenue I I-Iackettstown, N. J. 5ms4?52'azM Phone 92-J I One hundred eighty-nine Whitehouse Chevrolet HACKE'rTsTowN, N. J. CHEVROLET CARS Washington Building and Loan Association 22 Belvidere Avenue Wasliington, N. J. A safe place to invest your savings. L , ,, I A friendly institution designed t I promote home-ownership If you wish to luorrotu or invest Come in and see us Parts Service HARRY CHRISTINE, SCCl'8lt1fy ROLLER SKATE For Fun and Health Hackettstown Roller Rink Sherrer Building Main Street EVENINCS SATURDAY AETERNOONS Special Rates to Clubs, Churches and Other Organization The Village Bakery 155 Main Street I 1.1 f '. .,,. 5 Phone 552 Only the Best S. One hundred ninety fo ey l YS' l SEBER s A r 60 rr gs PINE GROVE 52- qv B. R. Waldron '55 Sons Co., Inc. r A wqy lx, W w Wt ,W N ,1- -si .f . ek- N,a Wholesalers of COUNTRY BoT'I'LED MILK Califon, N. J. A Real Market For The Producer B.dF'ldW'h'I'hD . . on le It 6 apartment L1vestock Co-Operatlve of Agriculture , Auctlon Market Assn. To Guaranty Payments To Producers of North Jersey' Inc' One hundred ninety-one i ' ' l i t - NETQQNGXXCX The Allamuchy h ,f Ac1ryrH5AT12ElN THECUIINTPY C Parent-Teachers' i Association Perfect Sound and Perfect i Projection Are Necessary to vL,.,- i :I Perfect Enjoyment of Motion i 6 Pictures i i N To express to Mr. Souders our thanks for his many kindnesses Benchester Creamery ro us Company, Inc. y Class of 1941 i i MILK AND MILK PRODUCTS Great Meadows, N. J. QJFD W One hundred ninety-two l r J. Meredith Smith, M. D. J. M. Shevitz, M. D. G. G. Mills, M. D. Dr. C. W. Timbrell Dr. Walter H. Harmon Dr. G. E. Michell Dr. W. J. Kossmann Dr. Lewis E. Blessing Dr. John A. Salandi Dr. J. Olin Curtis Ohdd h A Friend Dr. H. L. Grande Phone 339 SURGEON CHIROPODIST Cooke's Department Store HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Claude E. Cook Cranberry Lodge Restaurant Cranberry Lake, N. J. Route No. 3l The Genevieve Shop Agency for NEXVTON CLEANERS AND DYERS Delivery Service Wednesday and Saturday Dr. E. C. Hall James F. Savage D. V. M. Frank L. Thompson 137 Main Street HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Blackwood's Express Broad's Studio PORTRAIT - COMMERCIAL Legal Photography Child Portrait Specialist 308 Front St. Belvidere, N. J. One hundred ninety-four Hackettstown Produce Market JOHN C. ANEEANTES. Prop. FANCY FRUIT - VEGETABLES Cor. Main and Grand Ave. Apgar's Taxi Phone 322 206 Main Street 24 HOUR SERVICE Ranges Appliances Charley Anthony ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Telephone 56-R-l4 Long Valley, N. J. Batch1er's ICE CREAM Phone 93 Baylor's Restaurant American Home Cooking Home Made Pies I5 West Washington Ave. Washington, N. J. Atlantic Service Station CHARLES W, SUTTON, Prop. GAS, OIL, TIRES, BATTERIES and Cars Washed Elston Apgar Meats Groceries The Bests' Market 223 Main Street Phone 471 Fruits Vegetables Burt's Sunoco Station A to Z LUBRICATION U. S. Tires and Batteries HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Phone 302 The Industrial Arts Department J. N. BALMOOS, Instructor One hundred ninety- Hue rg V f i i Beaty's Mills FEEDS PAINTS GOODRICH TIRES - EASY TERMS 119 Main Street 109-114 East Avenue Visit Our New Mill John D. Bunn G. Hiram Buchman FARM AND DAIRY EQUIPMENT Belvidere, N. J. Phone 95 College Shoppe 151 Main CONFECTIONERY LUNCHEONETTE LUTHER V. Woon, Prop. Harry Christine Washington, N. J. INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE If It's Insurance. We Sell It Burd Bros. Motor Co 51 Broad St. WASHINGTON, N. J. Telephone 224 Robert A. Bodine Fresh Meats and Groceries DRY GOODS - NOTIONS DRUGS Loifg Valley. N. J. Phone 3-R-15 H. A. Cohen's Sons Phone 95 33-35 E. Washington Ave. WASHINGTON, N. J. Henry Coolidge FULLER BRUSH DEALER Allamuchy, N. J. Phone Hackettstown 904-E 2 Cook's Esso Service Station We don't miss, We don't guess: We grease your car While you rest. Route 24 BROADWAY, N I One hundred nine! yeslx Christian Endeavor H. H. S. Chess Club 1931-1942 Arthur Danks F. Deusinger Flying Cloud Service WASHING GREASINC1 GENERAL LUBRICATION CALL 531 Curl's Barber Shop Cesar's Cranberry Lake, N. J. Route 31 E. H. Devoe WASHINGTON, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. French and Children J. C. Gibbs JOHNSONBURG, N. J. H he he in We no 1 H One hundred ninety-seven E L , I Tel. 47-R l Joseph DeSantis COMPLETE SHOE SERVICE Store: 131 Main Street HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Lyman D. Gulick PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Rockport Road Phone 942-E-2 HACKETTSTOWN. N. J. ti Mr. and Mrs. Giammalvo Genner Bros. Co. of New Jersey PLUMBING, HEATING TINNERS' SUPPLIES IIACKET'1'sTowN, N. J. Phone 328 A H E L. A. Hart I GARAGE .X Howard Engemann Fender Straightening y Commercial Body Building DUGAN'S SALESMAN Welding l Wz'IIys Cars G M C N and Trucks Trucks l Budd Lake Road ll Q Hoffman Hardware 163 Main Street HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Chas. O. Hayford l Phone I-Iackettstown 51-M Hackettstown l Nurseries, Inc. Harold Hopkins Complete Landscape Service li BUDD LAKE HIGHWAY DEALER IN IEE HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. l Telephone Hackettstown 423 l One hundred ninely-eiahl 1 Hackettstown I Steam Laundry 212-214 Main Street Established 1900 1 Phone Hackettstown 430 C. M. 1.ABAR, Owner 1 The J igger Shop SOI. BRAGAR. Mgr. Extends its Heartzesl Congratulurzons to THE CLASS OF' 1942 281 Main Street HACKl2'l l'S'l'OWN, N. J. Joe De-Gregorio BARBER SHOP Long Valley, N, J. Hills Amusement Hall Dancing every Sulurcluy Nile Route 8 Pmlairstown, N. J. Exzea M. Johnson HAIRDRESSER Tel. Hackettstown 9 2-W ,CooRE's DEPARTMENT STORE Johnson's General Store 1!EA'I l'YS'l'0VVN, N. .l. Don Kinsey Kinsey's Tydol Service BUDD LAKE ROAD HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. D. Klein 25 Bro., Inc. TAILORS OF UNIFORMS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION FOR OVER 87 YEARS 715-17-19 Arch Street Phi1a,, Penna. M. Kowitz Y5 Co. FURNITURE OF QUALITY 22 E. Washington Avenue WASHINGTON, N. J. Telephone 770 One hundred nlneru nm P. S. Kramer TA ' ROAD R5 Lou's Soda Shop Pequest Warren County New Jersey Leta's Beauty Salon II7 Main Street HACKis'r'rsTowN, N. J, Telephone 183-R Labar 25 Frantz PAINTERS and DECORATORS TRANQUILLITY. N. J. Phone 905-I7-2 OUR MOTTO IS: Good Service L. Levitt Corner Main and Moore Streets HAC1cET'1'sTowN, N. J. Confectionery - Cigars - Stationery Newspapers and Periodicals Morning, Evening and Sunday Papers Delivered Phone l66 Long Valley Dairy C. E. HOFFMAN, Prop. Dealers in WELSH FARM PRODUCTS Jensen's Soda Club WASHINGTON, N. J, Retreading-Recapping-Ncw Tires Regrooving Guaranteed Used Tires North Jersey Tire Service EXPERT VULCANIZING Phone 569 RAY LEMASTERS, Prop. 289 Main Street Hackettstown, N. J. Long Valley Inn CHARLES MESSLER, Prop. Marlatt's Fruit Farm APPLES and APPLE JUICE Two hundred The Mademoiselle Dress Shop A g ll8 Main Street HACRETTSTOWN. N. J. Modern Shoe Shop A. PRONTERA, Prop. Shoe Rebuilding the modern way LAMOC PROCESS SHOE SHINE Arch Supports made to order 243 Nlain Street Phone Hackettstown 439-R MacCle11an 25 Young CHRYSLER and PLYMOUTH Sales and Service Phone 364 Morris County Sand and Gravel Co. NETCONC1, N. J. Meadow View Inn Propritfz or-J. KowAL1cR, JR. GREAT MEADOWS. N. J. Route 6 J. J. Newberry Co. HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Morgan Brothers Neighbour's Insurance Agency HARRY NIEIGHBOUR, Agent Sherrer Bldg. HAcRET'1'sTowN. N. J. S. H. Perry Sons Dealers in General Merchandise, Hay, Straw Roofing, Nails, Poultry Wire Tel. Hackettstown 901-F-1 l Harvey E. Perrine Barbed Wire - Pratt's Feeds and SCh0019Y'S MOUUVUH' N- J- Remedies Telephone, Washington 639 GENERAL TRUCKING PORT MURRAY, N. J. , Coal Brewery Grains iz Two hundred one EAT AT I INSURANCE l People's Restaurant Automobile - Fire - Compensation 197 Main Street Harold V. Puffer l Phone 175-J Tel. Hackettstown 904-F Z-1 R. J . Parke PoR'1' MURRAY, N. Petty's Service Sinclair Gus, Oil and Lubrication BUDD LAKE ROAD Phone 429-M BEST WISHES OF The Rockport Police Department SAFETY FIRSTH Telephone 435 If no answer Phone 64 or 375 The Pohatcong Hosiery Mill Sales Room XVASHINGTON, N, J. Roehrich's Flowers POR ALL OCCASIONS Much More for Much Less Young People's Society Try Us Phone 90 Stover's Pharmacy ROY A' Stiff Dealer in The Best In Drugs At The Square Washington, N. J. Phone 42 Coal. Flour, Feed, Grain, and Supplies JOI-INSONBURG, N, J. Phone I-lackettstown 903-F-23 Two hundred two N. A. Freeman SHELL SERVICE STATION Hackettstown, N. J. Telephone I-lackettstown 336 I-lack.-448 e H. Shrank YS Son Tailors - Cleaners -- Eurriers Of the Better Kind 184 Main St., Hackettstown 173 Speedwell Ave., Morristown New Jersey Joseph Snook LIFE INSURANCE AGENT Saunder's Food Market 309 Main Street HACKETTSTOWN, Phone 177 A SERVICE STORE Sally and Edna's Diner ALL HOME COOKING Budd Lake Road Route 6 Telephone 176 W Russell S. Smith 184 Main Street HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. KELVINATOIRS Philco Radios Maytag Washers R. C. A. TELEVISION St. Mary's Church River-Edge Stand WM. J. SUTER Tasty Sandwiches and Good Eats Gas and Oil Service Mountain Ave. Phone 512 HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Telephone 34 Stewart Chevrolet Co. Sales CHEVROLET- OLDSMOBILE Service 4 Prospect Street BELVIDERE, NEW JERSEY Shady Hollow Roller Rink MT. FREEDOM, N. J. In Appreciation of Your Patronageu Two hundred three Smith's Daisee Market, Inc. FANCY C1ROCERIES 127 Main Street HACKETTSTO'WN, N. J. Corner Grocer Phone 248 MRS. J. VAN STONE, Prop. Schooley's Mountain Inn HOME COOKED MEALS Phone Long Valley 4-R-15 Route 24 Schooley's Mt., N. J. Smith Bros. Express Daily Service If Our Work Pleases You Tell Others S m ale THE TAILOR Eine Tailoring Men's Suits Made to Order Expert Altering Dry Cleaning a Specialty HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Phone 26-J Headquarters of Nunn Bush Shoes MARVIN SHIELDS Phone Netcong 4l0 I-Iackettstown 338-M Residence Robert P. Smith 25 Son Manufacturers of Cinder Blocks and Concrete To Newark and Vicinity products Route 6, Between Budd Lake and Netcong Phone 505 Residence, Drakestown, N. J. N. B. Swenson Producer of GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK Sargent's General Store PLEASANT GROVE Hershey's Ice Cream l7c a pint Shie1d's Service Station Washington-Hackettstown Road Phone Washingtcun 643 Established 1924 RUSSELL W. SIIIELDS, Prop. FOUNTAIN SERVICE Sandwiches and Coffee Stop at Schaefer's Chester, N. J. Two hundred four Hackettstown 346-J W. F. Seals WELL DRILLING WATER SYSTEMS Residence, Drakestown. N. J. R. E. D. I, Hackettstown, N. J. Skinner's Store SCI-IOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN Phone I-Iackettstown 325 Tynan Bros. Automobile Insurance Selected Risks Companies Branchville. N. J. EAT! EAT! MORE Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Delivered lo Your Door Wesley C. Sutton Phone I-Iackettstown 529-R MEAT C. H. Timbrell Main Street Opposite Bank MEN'S WEAR HACKETTSTOWN' N- J' HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Phone 278 Triangle Lunch Fred W. Thomas GARDEN STATE ROOFING Co. Paul L. Sutton GENERAL MERCHANT Phone 49 Chester, N. J Jack Thomson Roofing - Siding -H Carpentry MUSCONETCONC COUNTRY CLUB Mt. Lake Belvidere, N. J., R. D. 'I' wo hundred five The Vanity Shoppe BEAUTY CULTURE Phone 44 Villa Roller Rink Skating every evening 8 to ll p. m. Special rates to groups of 20 or more Parents invited at all times No intoxicating drinks. sold or allowed on premises Call Washington 273-R-1 Route 24 Broadway, N. J. Stewart D. Williams fCarl's Radio Shopj Service on All Makes of Radios Cameras and Photographic Supplies Enlarging and Photofinishing Done on Premises Phone 525 I-Iackettstown TPYEWRITERS Royal and Underwood New and Used Terms W. I-I. Voorhees 515 Grand Avenue HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Allen A. Willson CLASS OF 1927 The Village Inn G. C. BAILEY, Prop. ALLAMUCHY, N. J. Adam Wandling Warren Motor Service 246 Main Carburetor and Ignition SPECIALISTS Wholesale, Retail and Service Washington Auto Parts WASHINGTON, N. J. Waterfront Restaurant Route 6 BELVIDERE, N. J. Y i Two hundred six 53777771 Y Y n Y L -Y A-, ..-2 -- 3 H 5 I V LOA. L, eg , ,l The Famous woRLD BooK ENCYCLOPEDIA Will Answer all your SCHOOL QUESTIONS 1 For information about this essential school supplement l ask or call Miss Grace I. Williams 119 High Street Hackettstown, N. J. Local Representative ri .1 Telephone 58 l i Wateriield Motor Co. A 1Noo1u'o1:ATn1J 1 BUICK l 10 Main Street Hackettstown, N. J. S--ASCO o-i oooCoo-eo,s-oo I 1 T S or 1 Western Auto Associate 1 General Torbitt Circle Store l d A G S I No. 38 an mow as tam Ladies of the o.A.R. l Corner Main and Moore Streets 1 HACKETTsTowN. N. J. Wide Awake Rebekah ii Lodge No. 77 l ll ll ii The Hackettstown l Grange No. 210 ll A 'ii Mothers' Club of i Hackettstown l Aim: To insure the heallh and l happiness of the children of Hackettstown. I , lf Good Intent Council 1 No. 75 Sons and Daughters of Liberty The Garden Club l 1 Independence Chapter No. 102 i Order of Eastern Star ,Q 4 -, Y YW Two hunclred seven Auto Boys Endicott Johnson Shoe Company Belief Shoes for Less Money CARI. A. TPSTA, Mgr. V 166 Main SL. Hackettstown, N. J R. A. Tinsman WALLPAPER Interior Decorating Hilltop Acres E. SUYDAM, Manager Dealer in raw furs West Orange Hosiery Mills, Inc. Stger Street HACKE'1'TsTowN, N. J. Phone 220 Lewis Perrine Paul W. Cool Homer M. Taylor Distributor of CONTRACTOR and BUILDER FREIHOFER'S BAKERY PRODUCTS E. Babcock 279 Main Street HACKPTTSTOWN. N. J. REAL ESTATE BOWLING Hackettstown Recreation 255 Main Sr. Phone 317 Two hundred eight N Triangle Service Station I SHELL and FIRESTONE I PRODUCTS A CIIARLIIE AND DICK V Belvidere, N. J. I Telephone 8R-4 I Deluxe P 1 ii Vans I gvonzqi I L ' 2 P Q H I-1 A 7- 9 I Q +I LASUE. If It ? 8 p E E QQ? - rs'r0 Moving' png 'frurcgg ff I Thomas Gregory Krumm 2 GEORGE AUSTIN BALDWIN I and i CLARENCE DAVID WILLIAMS 1 D M7 ' TT- Y VT DTT YVWY Y wi W I Fleming '25 Fleming p WILLIAM A. ELEMING E. John Wildrick Gibbs' Farm HIGH QUALITY DAIRY COWS Allamuchy, N, J. The Genevieve Shop Dresses Lingerie Greeting Cards GIFTS Bus Information The Best in Food 24-hour service I Booth Service Hill Bros. Diner AMERICAN HOME COOKING Home Made Pies Meet Red and Bob Route 30 Washington, N. J, Sunday Dinner Our Specialty Robert H. Robson Carl Castner G. L. E. FEEDS Recorder Real Estaie Farm and Poultry Supplies Hackettstown, N. J. y INSURANCE y Phone 344 Two hundred nine I Wws DMM ,DW W3 fda! 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