Hackettstown High School - Oracle Yearbook (Hackettstown, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1943 volume:

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W J - A 5 q , ft' -'IS' K F Sund L1 Call Photoqrclph Courtesy Newark M943 Y 1 Y M S l ex- E , 5122351 fl -mf 54?--Vl 1 IIEL! eggl Published Annually by the Senior Class ol I-laclcettstown High School I-IACKETTSTOWN N EW J ERS EY IHE ORQCLE R. CHARLES A. MOR Dedicafion IN GRATEE-UL APPRECIATION POR HIS GUIDANCE AND HELP IN PORTRAYINC1 TO US TI-IE BLESSINGS OP LIVING IN A DEMOCRACY AND EOR A LIFE DEVOTED TO HIS WORK IN OUR SCHOOL WE THE CLASS OIF 1943 DEDICATE THIS TWENTY-FOURTH EDITION OP THE ORACLE TO MR. CHARLES A. MORRISON, OUR FRIEND AND OOUNSELOR Five '11 - Y, Y 777 E O -I- U 0 3 'U lu -1- 0 'U L U O Q Si x 'U W Q 3 M LJ .4 . ,.. L. fgE '1 .gclvi-5 :CH 0:31 fra :-1'-.P F352 225 1215 UWA ,.4 WZ! LL--,fl Al., 59 32,2 Q. .H :li- L4 .A E54 22.2 Eii 1'-'w :LIL ai..-HZ Z. Q ,Ei AEE .rm ,J ::- .EC- ...A Q-49 Eu: 2:6 Uif. pr:- ,gfjzff PCA? .EiE5 ..L. 95- .api -433 , 'wigs LZ ku A L, L,-..- E252 nfl ,,1-.Q 'VIZ Q, 1 Sfjk. ,mm ,.. 5.223 Q on A NIS 1 DZ W: S .,..L- zc F 13:25 aE1P .LA: ' K' .L - 'Lfsd 1 ji by . DLL. A .,... -exif 2 v 'Q TT NNJ 4g-Q N..-.s' N ,,., 'dc'- , J ,.. Ni. - f-N Qjxi L,-'g' . 'N ' rr- ,544 Q ., -1 : 3 W 'xr 5 -. .. 4 C 3 C -1 L.. M , .N N -...rg X V g THF ORQCLE Ediforial ITH the hope that you who turn the pages of this book will relive and recall the pleasant mem- ories of four years spent in the quest of knowledge and happiness, We, the Class of 1943, do proudly present this, the twenty-fourth edition of The Oracle. To the Faculty, Board of Education. Classmates, and all those who helped to make the publication of this book pos- sible by their advice, advertisements, and generous support, We wish to express our sincere and grateful appreciation. Sm W1 mf ORDCLE MR. VAN CLEVE BRUGLER Supervising Principal Eight we ORQCLE. HAROLD W. KELLER, A. B., M. A. High School Principal Nine VT ' Rf M me OBDCLE EMILY JOHNSON Stenography and Typewriting Plattsbury State Normal School Simmons College New York University A. RUTH AUBURIS, A. B. LOUISE A. LLOYD, A. B. Nlathematics Elmira College WILLIAM H. VOORHE s, B. . S French Bookkeepfhf ' Spanish Stenography, Qffice Practice Monic r State Teachers College Rider Cole of Commerce xx. ' I i fjjlxxd N Ten mt onmcui C. ALBERT JOHNSON, A. B., Ed. M. Science Upsala College Rutgers U niuersity PETRINA POLLARA, A. B. Latin Modern History World History Montclair State Teachers College Elez MRS. ETHEL M. HALE, A. B. English Bucknell U niuersity JESSIE V. BOERGER, A. B. Early European History United States History Montclair State Teachers College W'-'qi 1 V E we ORDCLE GRACE I. WILLIAMS, A. B. Art English Human Relations and Occupations Bloomsburg State Normal School Susquehanna University MARIAN E. BROOKS, B. A., Un Dramaj Early European History English The Carnegie Institute of Technology Montclair State Teachers College Twelve LAURETTE CONNORS, A. B. Biology General Science College of Saint Elizabeth Montclair State Teachers College CONSTANCE A. DELPIANO, B. S. Typewriting Business Training Commercial Law, Business Organization Consumer Education Rider College of Commerce J JA 0 v tt lil 'Y Rf M me ORDCLE WM. H. WEAVER, B. S. General Science Plane Geometry General Mathematics Bloomsburg State Teachers College New York University GEORGE E, MICHAEL, B. S., M. S Agriculture Related Science University of Delaware Cornell University CHARLES A. MORRISON, B. S., Ed. M. JOHN N. BALMOOS, B.S. Cin Edq Ed M Problems of Democracy Industrial Arts Director of Mechanical Drawing Physical Education and Athletics Stroudsburg State Teachers College Lafayette College Rutgers U niversitg - Rutgers University Thirteen I ,vs In din' V 71.15 MRS. DOROTHY M. BEST, B. S. Home Economics New Jersey College for Women WILLIAM KLEIN, JR., B. S. Director of Band, Orchestra and Glee Club New York U niuersity oI3mc:l.E Fourteen MRS. HELEN R. SNYDER Physical Education Director of Girls' Athletics The Savage School of Physical Education DOROTHY R. HART High School Secretary Hackettstoum High School THE OFGDCLE CAROL KARR. A. B. GERTRUDE BUELL Librarian Attendance Oflficer Stanford University Hackettstown High School R HELEN F. MITCHAM. R. N, Lunch Room Supervisor Morristown Memorial Hospital MYRTLE LAKE, R. N. School Nurse Brooklyn Hospital Fifteen ELIZABETH RICE Clerk Rider College of Commerce M, Sixiecn ii: IH? UHDCI-E Ediforial Sfaff Editor-in-Chief WIIII.IAIvI SCHMEAI. Assistant Editors ADELINE ANDERSON LAURA MAE JOHNSON LORETTA DI RIENZO LORRAINE REED Business Manager LEON SHRANK Assistant Business Managers MARGARET BEATTY JANET NYHUIS RALPH GRGOVER LILLIAN PITEO ARTHUR KICE RAYMOND SPARNON Artists SHIRLEY CUDNEY DORIS MORGAN Scventemz CSFS SS Cla L .2 C GJ V7 liiglz lawn Q .2 24 L4 :5 -C E 'E' E :J .J Cl a.. f-1 YD bs rf 5 s-4 O Q va G u ? Q LE DN 3 ': JI 5 E :J CQ U cu u f-A UL L. fa E 75 U E f-4 -. u .E ,- f: ,E 3 I 211 resid cc-P V1 Secretary x.. 2.1 L. I3 an '1 ca L. T H1stor1an resident P Enmmeo PoEcgg wma JOB I Ewan JQB Emi WEQQAQ noffrscm Tramrmme waves J 5 l SEHIOFIS .X'fIll'fl'1'lI C X X oflw X g QQD GND UpLUQQD I -I .i, ui X og-Al , xx tfk K . K I V :I S I fin VK fi I A X W Class Song Pour years ago we came here, With a goal that we wished to gain: We have worked many hours and we've played some, Graduation was our aim. For we knew not what was coming, There was no way that we could tell, Whatever the future may be H. H. S. days will serve us well. The friends we have found here are fme and true, And their memories will always remain: Seniors are going but they'll be true And we hope they'll return again. Now, we're entering the rush of the old cruel world, And our paths may be far, far apart: So goodbye H. H. S. we are leav-ing now, But your love will remain in our hearts. 'l'zI'm11'y ARTIILIR BOICE RALPH GROOVER LOIS KUGELAIAN HENRY MARTIN JANET NYHUIS PATRICIA PALMER THE onmcui Class Poem UUPWARD AND ONWARDH We were only gobs and rookies when we joined up four years ago, And well aware of all the knocks we'd meet with friend and foe. But still we held our heads up high in honor of our school, And as we trudged along the Way we sought the Golden Rule. We won a rating with every term which helped the years to fly, And when We won our Senior stripes our hopes soared to the skyf For soon We'd be commissioned in our struggle through the years: XVe'd leave behind dear H. H. S. with joyful, loving tears. For H. H. S. was good to us from start right to the end, And each of our commanders proved to be our loyal friend. They strove to teach us right from wrong while coming through the ranks And now we will salute them with a real good hearty thanks' No more we'll linger in the rooms or Wander through the halls. For the time has come when we must go: we go where duty calls. The bugle has sounded forth the note that echoes through the glen, Lift up your heads, make firm your step, march onward, you are men! SARAH TIFFANY Tzuen ty-one THF ORDCLE I 4 1 DANIEL WELLER ALLEN Scientiic Course Hel is complete ,in feature and in mind, With all good grace a true gentleman. Class President, 2: H for Honor Roll, 1: Band, l: Orchestra, l-2: Mementoes, 4. ADELINE ANDERSON Commercial Course A'She succeeds in all she attempts. Point Pleasant High School, l939-l94l. Hackettstown High School, 1941-1943: Press Club. 4: Glee Club, 3-4-3 Assistant Editor of The Oracle, 4. H Y- IO College Preparatory Course NORMA BAKER Good manners are made up of petty sacrifices. Glee Club. l-4: Knitting Club, 3: Archery Club. 2. RICHARD BA'rsoN General Course Don't rush me, girlsY Football. l-2-3-4, Co-Captain, 45 H for Football, 3-4: Basketball, 3-4: H for Bas- ketball, 4: Class Basketball, l-2-3-4. Twenty-tzua ef. J. W me ORDCLE - A 'ff' - Jw r . f I V l 1 ffffgi' .W X1 ,J iQ! J' YV. ff ff 35 ay r' If 1 1 L, I ' C Tu: MARGARET ELt2ANoR BIQATTY if- - A 'ro College Preparatory Course Margaret is neat and very sweet, Her high school record is hard to beat. Class Historian, l-2-3-4: Assistant Business Manager of The Oracle. 4. The Curtain Callf ers. 33 Treasurer. 3: Glee Club, l-Z3 Press Club, 3-4: News Editor. 4: Safety Patrol. l: Class Basketball. l: H for Honor Roll. I-Z-3: Class Play. 4. ff! Lf, WILLIS BEATTY .ft f 1 ' f W Scientific Course He'd rather bowl than eat! liootball. l--l: UH for Football. 4: Class Basketball. l-2-3-4. ,f X 1 DALE BIQLTZNER f ' Commercial Course A'Goocl old Dale, the man about town. Always up when the sun goes down. Class Basketball. l: Assistant Manager of Football, l : Assistant Manager of Basketball. l 3 Baseball, l-2 Band. 2. '1 fV f ARTHUR EDWARD BLAME ff' General Course A'My sport is football. My pastime is girls. Home Room Chairman, 4: Vice-President of Athletic Association. 3. President. 4: Football. l-2-SA4: H for Football. Z-3-4. Co-Captain. 4: Baseball. Z-3-43 H for Baseball, 24344: Class Basketball. 2-3-4, Captain. 3. mliv-lltrer' !f,,, f fy K fry! ommcui I . f BETTY VICTORIA BLAKE -ffro General Course One of the partners of 'lVlisch1ef, Incorporatedf Cilee Club. 2-4: Press Club. 3-4: Aechery Club. l. 1 'C ARTHUR STANLEY Boron ,Y c N 4 2 Scientific Course 'ilVly theme song: AWhen you and I were young, Maggie' Class Song Committee, rl: H for Honor Roll. l-2-3: Glee Club. 4: Football, 2-'S-4: H for Football. 3-4: Basketball. 2-'S-4: Class Play, 4: Class Day Committee. 4. I NORMAN H. BRAGAR ' f ff Scientific Course All the girls he loves to tease, All the teachers he tries to please. The Curtain Callers, 3: Chess Club, l-Z- ' Travel Club. l-3-4: Football, 23 Tennis Tca lf2-3A-4: H for Tennis, 3-4. 3, m. DOROTHY Louise CLARK College Preparatory Course A guitar and a song Helps life along. The Curtain Callers. 3: Glee Club, l-3-4: Band, 2-3-41 Chess Club. l: Travel Club, 244: Archery Club, 1-33 Safety Patrol, 1, fz '1'11ly-four ' af we ORDCLE fe, Tel 34531 u vl wwf! Vu!! ,,-J! '7 Q f'ffW7 aewfw KW mf'- ...! 1 'nf 5 .vi ffl: O N J . I Y If , 4 .f 0 Q 4 . Ml CHARLES GEORGE COLEMAN e Scienlihc Course 'Some are born great, some achieve greatness, And some have greatness thrust upon themf' H for Honor Roll. l-Z-31 Home Room Chairman, 3. Vice-Chairman, 43 Travel Club. 2, President, 3: Library Club. 3-4. Secretary- Treasurer, 43 Press Club. 2-7144: lfditor-in- Chief of Tiger's Tale, 4: The Curtain Callers, 3: Tennis Team, 3: Class Play, Z-3. SHIRLEY K. CUDNIZY ff wwf - f Commercial Course Y QLL A'Elegant as simplicity: Warm as ecstasy. Alfred Vail Junior High School. l939-1940: Artist for Yearbook. l. Morristown High School, I9-PO-1942. Hackettstown High School, 1942-194 '51 Artist for The Oracle, 4: Glee Club, 4: Band, 4: Travel Club, 4: Class Play. 4. 2' fl. ROBERT R. CURI. .1 . Commercial Course We wonder, Will it never cease- Robert's longing and love to tease? Chess Club, I-Z-3: Tennis Team, 3-4: H for Tennis, 4. LORETTA BERNICE D1 RIENZO 'ff' Commercial Course A true friend indeed, Always around in time Of need. H for Honor Roll. I-2-344: Assistant Edi- tor of The Oracle. 4: Glee Club, l: Library Club. 21 Press Club, 4: Archery Club. 4: Knit- ting Club, 3. Treasurer. 3: Honorary Essay: Class Prophecy. 4. Tzuen ty-five H ,ivy gig! f if . f ffl., 1, -Q. -. . 4, 0. .,- V , gf 41,7 . ,. J uf--L 11-1. -f ' L legs. , ue, s.....o' fv v-. ,f, ,, Nf M MEGRDCLE ffiftfl 3 l' I I ,NM I r 4 , 'A-ID' I ful Xl Pg., I .U- 1 ef -x . -'V uf -', ' .1 RICHARD DOUGHERTY ' - General Course A'No gas. What, againII Haaren High School of Aviation, New York City, 1939-1940, Dewitt Clinton High School, New York City. 1940-1942: Science Club. 3: Basketball. 33 Class Basketball, 3, Hackettstown High School: Basketball, 4, General Course The Mickey Rooney of our class. for Honor Roll, 1-2-3, Future Farmers of America. 1-2-3-4, Treasurer, 2-3, Presi- dent, 4. JoHN HOWARD GOARCKE General Course 'AVVherever you find girls, There you will find Howard. Band, 1-2-3-43 Orchestra, 4. HELENE MAE GORDON Commercial Course Her ways are ways of pleasantness, And all her paths are peace. Travel Club, 1: Clee Club, 1-2: Knitting Club, 23 Archery Club, 3: Class Basketball, 3: Press Club, 4. Twenty-six ,K A , ,,..C WW-, 4 WILI,1AM E. GETCHIUS VK iff .f Q 4 2 f 1 ' J. V ff-, 4 -C IVLC MJ, 0161! W 'fl J, V' l A rx V1 u 1 r m ,X 1 N 2 5 C-.inns OBDCLE EUGENE FRANCIS GRACE -2 General Course If duty and pleasure clash, Let duty go to smash. H for Honor Roll. 2: Glce Club, 2: As- sistant Manager of Football, 142: Basketball, 3-43 H for Basketball, 4: Class Basketball, 1-2-3-4. f7 ROBERT DAVID GRANT - Scientific Course To worry little, to study less, That's my idea of happiness. Band. l-2-3-41 Orchestra, l-2-3-4, Student Leader. -l: Science Club, 23 Football, 1-2-3-4, H for Football, 4: Basketball, 1-2-3: Class Basketball, l-2-3: Dramatic Club, 3. LEE GRAVATT College Preparatory Course HA good friend to all, He's always full of fun. Chess Club, l-2-3: Baseball, Z5 Memen- toes, 4. RALPH DEWITT GROOVER College Preparatory Course The AHarry James' of our class. Assistant Business Manager of The Oraclef -lg Class Song Committee, 43 Band, l-2-344, Student Leader. 4, Orchestra, l-2-3-41 Base- ball, 2: Chess Club. l-2. Twenty-seven f Jff, !7!Xg! ,V 1 4. . , van 1 M A. gf X ,ff Ji , . f , XQIQJQ . X- .f . 7 AL- 1 - g. rl KIM It D WV f4 i!. - -, 1'.t Dwi Le I l,v ff- 'J - J 1 rl' gf' Q 'i J -f', J' If 6, L if 'L V' J ' . 51 af ' 10' I ! I' M44 iv V Ja ow 1,4 - A. l1,l! ll ji 'SLP' , A . , THF ORQCLE MARX' EVELYN HANSLER General Course A'How I love the pleasant things of life! Chess Club. l 1 Cilee Club. l-Z: The Curtain Callers, 3. STANLEY DEWEY Hiiooiax Agricultural Course 'lm a farmer: You can't tell me anything. liuture liarmers of America, l-Z-3-4: Chess Club, l. i ,f l LAURA MAE JOHNSON they Commercial Course ,Clif 1 f .s sf ln the saddle she's at her best: Someday, she is bound to go West.l' Assistant Editor of The Oracle, -lx H for Honor Roll. l: Glee Club, 23 Press Club, -li Knitting Club, 3: Class Basketball. Z. if f J: N C, ROBERT JoHNsoN J I . ' ' f General Course 'AA little nonsense now and then ls wished by the wisest men. liootball. l-Z-3-4: H for liootball, 4: Basketball, IA4: for Basketball. -lx Base- ball, l-4: H for Baseball. 4: Class Basketf ball. l-Z-A5-4. Tu'e11ty-eiglzf 1 7JJ'yT if 'AL ,ff it I 4 cl' 11 is -IP S 0 5 x A ff - G U N., N-if Jf' L, .. fix' ' fr ' QL-' K fn, L. 'n 1 ,f 1 f,.1 , ,--'!' ,ll lv yr cl I MMM? J? LV NA M MEORDCLE ROBERT JAMES KASTENHUBER ' Scientific Course Why study, when we can play? Baseball, 2. JEAN KELLY Scientific Course 'Enflamed with the study of learning, and with the admiration of virtue. Warwick High School, 1939-1940: Photog- raphy Club, 1: Collectors' Club, 1. Hackcttstown High School, 1940-1943: H for Honor Roll, 2-3-43 The Curtain Callers, 3: Library Club, 3-4. President. 4: Class Play, Z-4, Valedictorian. .V ARTHUR JAMES KICE f Scientific Course We all think he's pretty nice- This fellow we call Art Kicef' Vice-President, 4: Assistant Business Mana- ger of The Oracle, 43 H for Honor Roll, l: Football, l. College Preparatory Course A nice kid - and a blond at that! Glec Club, l-Z5 Travel Club, l'2: Safety Patrol, 2-3-4, Lieutenant, 4. 'liuerzty-nine f + .7 MILDRED ANN KIRBY LL VCE, 1 -of , we ORQCLE HILDA W. KoERTs College Preparatory Course My favorite pastime is roller skating. New Providence Junior High School, N239- l94O: Library Club. l. Hackettstown High School, 1940-1043: Glee Club. 344: Travel Club, 4. Z Rose MARIE Kowzxucic Commercial Course 'AShe's a good sport, and a friend to all. Glee Club. Z: Archery Club. l-2-3-4, Presi- dent. 4: Safety Patrol. 2: Knitting Club, 2: Nllementoes. 4: Class Play. 4. Lots IRENE KUGELMAN ' College Preparatory Course Music is well said to be the voice of angels. Class Song Committee, 4: The Curtain Call- ers. 3: Glee Club. l-2-3-4: Band. 3-4: Orches- tra. l: Safety Patrol. l: Basketball. l-Z-3-4. MARY WALLIS LASKIZY Scientific Course iTis Education that forms the com- mon mind: Just as the twig is bent, the tree's inclined. Vice-President of Class, 2: H for Honor Roll. l-Z-3: The Curtain Callers, 3: l.ibrary Club. Z-3: Archery Club. l. ' l 7' flzirty 1' xi! 'T I WW M MEORDCLE ff-' lf elf ,A 47 DONALD A. LUEE -ff- away ,I ,f X f ff' fflfjif wlfllfff lf? fzjljzl ,rl , J lf ef! we W , 4 L I fe General Course If you think l'm quiet, You don't know me very well. Safety Patrol, l 1 Class Basketball, 1-2. CECELIA ELIZABETH MARKS General Course I don't Want to live, If I can't live in style. Glce Club, 1: Knitting Club, 2-3: Archery Club. 4. 4 Scientiric Course The moon is high, the night is young: The gas tank's full, l'm out for fun! Band, 2-3-4: Orchestra, 2-3-4: Chess Club, Z: Tennis Team, 2-3-4. Letter, 2-3, Captain, 3: Glee Club, 43 Class Song Committee, 4. FREDERICK E. MCPEAK Agricultural Course HOh, Bed! Oh, Bed! delicious Bed! That heaven upon earth to the Weary head! Orchestra, l-2-3-43 Future Farmers of Amer- ica l 7 3 4 Thirty-one HENRY FUNK MARTIN 1 Q Nil' rl! .xii J' ff ,1 for .fl f Q - A -J y THE ORDCLE 113.4 T3 1 ,R s -., M N lv n ,Q A i 9 I p ' ' . s . 5 al,- . A i I I V! .J ' .f ft, I ha 'bblfa ' J Ayr' A , f- 1 JA., Lf J UI, K ' . sq' fi. 1 ' y ,a'1,',,,r- 'I all I I ,',..-'V' ,I .4-P' .a-if 1' af? V I' 1 ' ja, 1 rf' I I I DORIS MORGAN ' if fo College Preparatory Course 'T' She doesn't Walk-she glides. Artist for The Oracle, 4: The Curtain Callers, 33 Glee Club. 3: Safety Pa.rol, l-2: Assistant Cheer Leader. l: Class Basketball. l-1-3-4. f College Preparatory Coarse HA lover of football with a sparkling personality, Pittsford, New York, High School, 1939- 19401 Basketball. 1: Baseball. 1: Athletic Club, l. Central High School, South Bend, Indiana. 1940-1941: Baseball. 2: Class President. 2: Baseball Club. 2. Riley High School. South Bend, Indiana. 1941. Hackettstown High School. 1941-1943: Football, 3-4: MH for Football. 3-4: Basket- ball, 3-4: H for Basketball. 7:-4: Baseball, 3-4: H for Baseball. 3-4: Class Day Com- mittee, 4. 4 JANET A. NYHUIS - f . Commercial Course 'Lifes a pleasant institution, Let us take it as it comes. Assistant Business Manager of The Oracle, 4' Class Song Committee, 43 H for Honor Roll. 1: The Curtain Callers, 33 Clee Club. Z-3-4: Band, 1-2-3-4: Orchestra, l-2-3-4: Archery Club. l: Safety Patrol, l-2: Class Bas- ketball. l-2-3-4: Travel Club, 1: Class Day Committee. 4: Class Play, 4. PATRICIA JEAN PALMER College Preparatory Course A'She is Witty to talk With, A And pretty to Walk with. Class Song Committee. 4: Commencement Usher, 3: The Curtain Callers, 3: Glee Club. 1-2-43 Archery Club, 4, Vice-President, 4: Safety Patrol. 1: Assistant Lieutenant. l: Sec- retary of Athletic Association, 2: Assistant Cheer Leader. l-2-3: Head Cheer Leader. 4: Class Basketball. 1-2-3-4: Class Day Commit- , L tee. 4: Class Play. 4. Tlzirly-Iwo ff I 1 f ROBERT H. MURLIN M' . ' f , 1 M 5-1 5 1111 f W M L 5. 32 W. fl P. I 0.4 J J. 1 s, v J .1 V . VKX j X af ,gb w f 51 jvlhyxij sl. N J MJJ rj , of J l I ,lv ,X we ORQCLE l f 'I PN WALI,ACE PILL College Preparatory Course I don't bother girls, they bother mef High Bridge High School. 1939-1941: Vice President of Class, 1-2: Soccer, 1-2: HB fo Soccer, 2: Basketball, l: Baseball. l-23 HB' for Baseball, l-2. Hackettstown High School, 1941-1943 1 1 f y L' 1 lfootball. 3-45 for Football, 4: Basketball, 3-4: H for Basketball. 41 Baseball. 3-4, Cap tain, 4: H for Baseball, 3-4g Class Day Com mittee, -1. LILLIAN RosE P1TEo General Course 'A 'Lil' is cute and full of fun: That's why she's popular with every one. Tucson Senior High School, 1939-1941 X 1 X Class Basketball, 2: Cheer Leader, 23 Dra- matics. Z. Hackettstown High School, 1938-1939, 1941-1943: Assistant Business Manager of The Oracle, 43 Commencement Usher, 3: The Curtain Callers, 3: Cilee Club. l-4: Chess Club, l: Archery Club, 4: Class Basketball, l-3-4, Captain, 3: Class Day Committee, 4: Class Play. 4. F. LORRAINE REED jfff' Commercial Course 'AThe other partner of 'Mischief, lncorporatedf Assistant Editor of The Oracle. 4: Glee Club. 2: Band. 45 Press Club, 3-4: Archery Club, l 1 Class Basketball, 3-4. RICHARD RoE1NsoN Scientific Course Why' do tomorrow what can be Done the day after tomorrow? Basketball. 3-4. Th irty- th ree ff 5 Car-13 ORDCLE iff N lltll U' Wwsil' ll lwxi ,D J ' Al kr xg if ,V -Att. .l 3' U' 5 s t . Nl t Ml' -like . 1 X MY ,xx .L , Lili' 'Lv tl ,.4 l x, lv .f xt AZ my L' T - jf' W ,gt S f I., l ,-,f , lt if , TW 'Ali , f lv' 'l my X, W1LMoT LEIGH RUsH fl- Commercial Course All mankind loves a lover. Band. l-2-3--lx Treasurer of Athletic Asf sociation. -lx Class Play, 4, f DoRo'1'ien' MAE SARGEANT ' College Preparatory Course ln her experience all her friends relied, Heaven was her help and nature was her guide. Class Secretary. 4: H for Honor Roll. l-2-3: Clee Club, 1,23 Travel Club. l-31 Class Basketball. Z-3: Mementoes. 4. MERRILL SARGEANT, JR. l f Agricultural Course A'The biggest fellow on our football team. liootball. lfZ-344: H for Football, 4: Baseball. l-2-4: Basketball, 2: Class Basketball. 2-3-4: Safetv Patrol, l. GEORGE SAUNDERS I. Scientific Course His foe is folly and his weapon is wit. Band. l-2-3--l: Orchestra. l-Z-'S--lx Tennis Team, l-Z-3: Cilee Club, Zi Class Play, 4. 'lllzirtfvi'-fmlr' 2 . ,af-, - X-I ij., , if fe If 0 rljigx. u ,I I I' 'N ,,, w Q 5. 1 ' i i x I 1 jr A 1 If mf ORF-JCLE GEoRoE WILLIAINI SCHMEAL C 1 . Scienlifc Course 'AAn all-round good fellow. President of Class, 3-4: Vice-President, l: Editor-in-Chief of The Oracle. 4, UH for Honor Roll, l-2: The Curtain Callers, 3: Glee Club. 3-4: Chess Club, 2: Travel Club, 2' Ten- nis Team, 3-4, Class Day Committee. 4. LEON SHRANK e fi ' Scientzic Course 'AHe's truly the life of the party. Alfred Vail Junior High School, 1939-1940: Soccer. l: Basketball. lg Baseball. l: Track, lg Dramatic Club, l, Glee Club, l. Morristown High School, l940-1941: Bas- ketball, 21 Baseball. 2, Dramatic Club, 2, Band, 2: Training Choir, Z1 Track. Z, Hackettstown High School, 1941-1943: Business Manager of The Oracle, 4: Com- mencement Usher. 3: The Curtain Callers, 3, Cwlee Club, 3-4, Band. 3-4: Orchestra, 3-4, Basketball, 3-4, H for Basketball, 3-4, Co- Captain of Basketball. 4: Baseball. 3-4: H for Baseball. 4: Manager of Class Basketball, 3: Class Day Committee, 4. GIRARD lVlELVlN SIMPSON 3 General Course He's shy with the teachers, But not with the girls. Glee Club, 3-4: Future Farmers of America, l-2-3-4: Stage Manager for Class Play, 4. ffl! ANDREW SMARACKo ' ' General Course A'Just give me a farm. Thirty-Hue tl wr onmcu: 1 M Q fit MU N? til nil, title' if , Q' L .Ala if '-vlfl X .fl JI, ,l. -- ,tfvi A .- 'iw If iff . . jf. 1 4 I ff : f I .-ll V aj, . ' f lj I 1. 'if , lx!! In Ai. flax l , l i, :li lx CHARLES ANDREXN' SMITH ' College Preparatory Course Laughter and fun are his pastimes. Football and studies his future. President of Class, l: for Honor Roll. l: Football, Z-3-4: UH for Football, 4: Bas- ketball, 2-3-4: HH for Basketball. 3-4: Base- fs . ball, L-3--lx 'H for Baseball. 3-4: Class Basketball. Z-3--lx Class Play, 4: Class Will, 4, ELLA SARAH SNOEKSTRA Commercial Course One cannot know everythingf Class Basketball. 2-3-4. RAYMOND LELAND SPARNON Scientific Course To those who don't know me, I appear to be quiet. Assistant Business Manager of The Oracle. 4: Basketball. 2: Class Basketball, 3: H for Honor Roll. l-Z, LEONORA JANE STAFFORD , Sczlentzfc Course Shes shy, but oh, so nice! Glee Club, 31 Travel Club, 3: Safety Patrol, 2-3-4, Lieutenant, 4. Tlzirty-six THE ORDCLE Ill' ,-' fir!! 1 , , f ' f L. ' ' jf' ff 1 jf . 'I , ,N jf., ' 4 1 j f fl' frfr r ' ,tl fr WI' ,1 u ,I A f 1.1 I 1 ff! YI t f, Muff' , if ij tile adage CHESTER MONROE STEPHENS College Preparatory Course The ideal pupil-so the teachers say. Press Club, 2-3-4: UH for Honor Roll, l-2-33 Baseball, 2: Debating Club, 2, SHIRLEY BELLE STEVENS ff College Preparatory Course Popularity is the key to success. Class Treasurer. l-2-3-4: for Honor Roll, 3: Glee Club, l-2: Travel Club, l-3: Safety Patrol, 2. f, College Preparatory Course i'Harry likes anyone with curls, In other Words, he likes the girls. Cwlee Club, 43 Chess Club, 2: Basketball, lg Tennis Team, 2-3-4: Snapshot Artist, 4. ROBERT JOSEPH TIERNEY 'Rf General Course 'AC1osh! Late again! Commencement Usher, 3: Assistant Manager of Football, l-2, Manager, 3: for Foot- ball, 3: Basketball. 3: Class Basketball. 2. Thirty-seven ,K HARRY PERRY TENNY ' 1 7 wa ,y 7,qg E M . . . . . I ' r .lr ,fill-Y I':1ir'i,1 Y in 'wifzvif-W, '11, 1-l ffW Y---Him, --- fffi5f Y- J I W ,ll l L X A 4 Ilya' I' fl if l, L 1 qu' lily' SARAH TIFFANY B I 'IV Qu I , J! College Preparalorg Course f' - 1 ' 5' ,fn V l K ff A'Her thoughts travel with the Army. J if K ' 1 H for Honor Roll, l-3: Delphian Debating VN . I l Society. Z: Debating Team. l-2: The Curtain 4 ' , Callers. 3: Glee Club. lx Chess Club. l-3: Press V A A'.',- Club. lx Archery Club. Z-3: Safety Patrol, 1 ' Tf,, ft l-3-4: Class Poem. 4: Class Play, -l. J .I il W f .- , -1 I 'f CLARENCE E. TYNAN ' ' Commercial Course ' 'Studies are the least of all my worriesf' N - lj - I i CLIFFORD P. TYNAN Commercial Course 4'Some 'say Cliff is very shy: Knowing him makes it a lie. Baseball. 2. f l Qvjygtr- JoYCF REED VAIL i WL College Preparatory Course ,I df J ,lllfl Joyce Rushlesl in fl!! yy, t Where others fear to tread. , I li. I J Vice-President of Class. 3: H for Honor 1 .Vs Roll. l-2-3-4: The Curtain Callers, 3: Clce V ' l Club, l-2-3--lg Press Club. 2-3-43 Travel Club, LH. J, V' Z: Archery Club. l : Class Play. 43 Salutatorian. ' .1 ' lv fi , . J 1 ,fl A Tllirlv-wiftlll , A 1 THE OFGDCLE l , I , f, ,U 4 ff . Q A- l qi. .lb . .. l V ,ff J .. iffy' .1-UN' S9-'QF-,Tk tfleffiv ,ef Q, - ,L aff ri !,,'C I In i 'fa J, lift f fl' !,,..f fry! f -, CHARLES ALMER VAN HoRN ' Agricallaral Coarse Charles 'shines' when it comes to farming. for Honor Roll, 2: Future Farmers of America. Z-3-4. Secretary, 3. lst Vice-President. -li Scienfe Club, Z. Liiwis R. VLIET College Preparatory Coarse A'Our bashful, blushing boy. Football, Z-3--lx H for Football. 5-4: Tennis Team, 3--l: HH for Tennis. 3-4. LORRAINE LYDIA WANDELT College Preparatory Course Always chewing, never done: Yes, Lorraine likes her gum. The Curtain Callers. 3: Glee Club. 3--l: Li- brary Club. 2: Archery Club, l--l. NoR'roN ARTHUR WILLSON General Coarse HGQ6, he's cute when he blushes like that! Football, l-2-3-4: Manager, 4: H for lfootball, 2-3-4: Baseball. 2: Tennis Team. l-3-4: Captain. 4: H for Tennis. 3--l. Tlzirly-nine V mf onmcuz Teachers and Classmafes in Service in order of induction Top-Mr. Jack Sassaman, Mr. Henry Dabczynski, Mr. Nelson Sliker, Mr. James Ginople, Mr. Hermann Bielefeld Cno picturej. Bottom-Henry Martin, Robert Grant, William Getchius, Robert Tierney, Eugene Grace Cno picturel, Richard Batson Cn:o picturej, Willis Beatty fno pic- turej, Arthur Blake Cno picturej. Forly' THE ORDCLE Alma Mafer All hail to Thee! Our H. H. S., The fairest school in all the land: Our filial love to Thee confess, An ardent, youtihful, faithful band. Our hearts beat firm 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 love: Thy stars and stripes we will defendg Gur sons of H. H. S. go forth, A patriotic band. No foreign foe shall enter here: No tyrant rule our land: In Freemans heart there is no fear, When homes our lives demand. Our fathers' Godf we praise Thee for The men who gave us school and stateg Grant that their work may long endure, Young patriots to make. May Virtue, Truth, and Right prevailg May Freedom be our pride. Our nation's strength shall never fail, For Thou art still our guide. Iforlyx'-0 ru: fly aff: : ps Wk' fx Wg 'NWS Nil Q2 Wx V' W! W' A girl A. Y 5.4 f F Q QA wx if A X A5 I-i'Vfi,4,VQZ!:'L wi 'Q ik ik 'Ai '5CHOOLml-1 I lxll Kiwi? J7 1 fl' e. zlvv-frm jx A .. - Ns, x X L N 'X X Ex 1 lx .X B Xt -Q., ' I Y - 1 ft' J UHIORS fu' LL, f G.. f '3a-ferr.-P4--' X OFFICERS CLASS YELL President-David Muir Listen, folks! Vice-President-Robert Peterson Hear that roar! Secretary-Mary Tonkens That's the Class of '44I' Treasurer-LaMonte Hankinson Historian-Bruce Molloy Faculty Adviser-Mr. William H. Voorhees CLASS COLORS CLASS MOTTO CLASS FLOWER Maroon and White 'iSunrise, Not Sunset White Carnation MEMBERS AGRICULTURAL COURSE Robert Blake Julius Japowicz Herman Garris Joseph Kucharski Gerald Green Francis McKenna Thelma Bodine Christine Cogan Marietta Cuff Florence Fisher Barbara Hall J Norman Harrison Joy Hill Helen Kowalczuk Helen S. Kowalick COLLEGE PREPARATORY COURSE Ralph McNeel George Michell Doris Miller Bruce Molloy Anne Morgan David Muir Carolyn Park George Prall Henry Roehrich Forty-Hue John Read Sanford Vreeland Harold Watters Wayne Sherrer Margaret Sherry Mary Ann Smith Shirley Sutton Evelyn Tichenor Mary Tonkens Helen Valentine Ruth Wheeler Roy Yager VIN -- V J S C..dr-:J THF ORDCLE Tena Bakker Howard Bartow Zenovia Dudiak Lawrence Freeborn Margot Freund Jennie Gibbs Betty Hann Miriam Hart Albert Alpaugh Robert Alpaugh Alfred Applegate Edward Bluker Betty Applegate Eleanor Burnet Betty Douma Mary Gardner Harold Grover COMMERCIAL COURSE Muriel Hart Martha Hopping Eloise Jennings Helen Kasper Helen Kowalick Mary Muldoon Anna Penkol SCIENTIFIC COURSE Theodore Campbell Hazel Gruver Frederick Hoff GENERAL COURSE l.aMonte Hankinson Charles Park Gerald Ryan Harold Stevens Forly -.teven 4 1- -1 Frederick Perry Dorothy Philhower Charlotte Piteo Helen Richardson Helen Sangodel Patricia Schroeder Frank Stefan Elizabeth Woronowicz Gordon Muir Robert Peterson John Sliker Robert Thomas Bette Stiff Frank Tomaino Arlene Tynan Bette Williamson Jean Zimmer 1 01'ly-figllt ,, ,af JU. Q2 x I fx -.C OFFICERS l x,.C Aff-jMnn.sn.n.u if as soPHomonEs President-Alfred Nunn Vice-Pre,s1'dent-Emma Jane Smith Secretary--Albert Michell Treasurer-Vincent Riedinger Historian-Betty Cannon Faculty Adviser-Miss Grace I. Williams CLASS YELL Learn to swing Learn to jive We're the Class of '45 CLASS COLORS CLASS MOTTO CLASS FLOWER Blue and Silver '4The higher We rise Gardenia the broader the view. MEMBERS James Allen Lloyd Hueber Frederick Adams Mabel Euart Elaine Gallagher John Groome Marjorie Lake AGRICULTURAL COURSE Duane Hull Joseph Narducci Willis Van Gelder Robert Watters COLLEGE PREPARATORY COURSE Albert Michell Bette Naughright Carolyn Palmer Lois Rossy Emma Jane Smith Doris Steinmann FOVU'-Vllll Christine Vey Lois Voorhees Barbara Westley Ruth Wheeler Roy Yager lfifly V 5 Cairns wt ORDCLE Beatrice Anderson Mildred Beam Anna Burek Ethel Campbell Betty Cannon Peggy Coleman Ruth Cruts William Bennett Donald Burd William Burke George Curl Jimmie Edwards Verne Euart Joseph Godlewsky William Greenham Geraldine Hall Inez Hedden Norma Anderson Donald Apgar James Beatty Edward Bialoglow Gerald Cannon Francis Cuff Dorothy Edwards COMMERCIAL COURSE Sandra Cudney Geraldine Hart Pearl Hildebrant Betty Losey Earl Philhower Vivian Resch Elizabeth Riley SCIENTIFIC COURSE Theodore Holz Ralph Knechel Helen Kohut Carl Lemasters Barbara Liggett Jean Liggett Douglas Moore Alfred Nunn Roland Phoebus Harry Pool GENERAL CoURsE Warren Feller Irene Franke Virginia Hanzel Frank Janas Howard Janas Emilie Rabinska Charlot-te Reum Fifty-one - 4 Gloria Ronca Evelyn Seley Stella Smalinski Lyal Stevens Henrietta Tynan Betty Woronowicz Alberta Wydner William Richter Doris Shaneberger Grace Smith Joseph Smith Richard Smith Bertrand Tierney Charles Tillou Helen Valentine Kenneth Willson Richard Young Vincent Riedinger Sarah Snoekstra Roland Thomas Kenneth Van Stone Harry Vass Bette Williamson Jean Zimmer Fifly-lzun Y ll Q lt 73 . 39 ' lm . V lpn lxlll F sri, : HBH OFFICERS CLASS YELL President-Jorhn Roger Harris Vice-President-Earl Morgan We're tough as leather, Secretary-Josephine Resch Hard as bricks, Treasurer-Lewis Ryan We're the Class of '46. Historian-Martha Kirby Faculty Adviser-Mr. George Michael CLASS COLORS CLASS MOTTO CLASS FLOWER Blue and Gold Hlmpossible is Red Rose Unamericanf' MEMBERS AGRICULTURAL COURSE George Anderson William Davie Berard Bennett Alice Benoist Jean Blau Robert Candler Edward Farley Edward I-lombardy Raymond Demmer Harry Stout Dalton Feller Arthur Wydner COLLEGE PREPARATORY COURSE Benjamin Kass Margery Marshall Madeline Murphy Clara Olenick Mary Robinson Jane Rodenbaugh Gloria Smith Fifty-ll: ref Rachel Smith Richard Stout Barbara Trimmer Stephen Waicicky Ernest Wheeler Lottie Zukoski i M Ififty-fozn' n mf ommcta Lois Apgar Cornelia Bakker Herbert Bartow Gertrude Beam Matilda Beam Rita Bialoglow Wilma Davis Ruby Dickson Emma Jane Diehl Dorothy Dilts Irene Dimicelli Richard Armstrong Ralph Beatty David Benoist John Dans Meroslow Dudiak William Freeman Eugene Glennon Robert Goes Donald Hann Fred Harmon James Harris Virginia Allen Erma Bailey John Bennett Charles Cyphers Dorothy Dilts Grace Emmons COMMERCIAL COURSE Virginia Farley Doris Finnessey Julia Freeborn Irene Grogan Mary Heryla Bernice Krawzak lda Lencewicz Barbara McKenna Jennie Meeker Florence Muldoon SCIENTIFIC COURSE John Roger Harris Gordon Hendershot Frederick Hodgson Leroy Hummer John June James Kay Jennie Kardell Martha Kirby Theresa Klimas John Kowalczuk GENERAL COURSE Andrew Eskow Margaret Fritzsch Anna Groboski Lois Hoffman Christine Jones F i fty- five Margaret Narducci Muriel Nunn Genevieve Ponte Betty Pool Josephine Resch Lillie Riley Joan Sherry Jane Smith Evelyn Tenny Lois Thomas Betty Tynan Earl Morgan Robert Moyes Paul Perry William Prysliak Lewis Ryan Betty Schmeal Floyd Stafford Bettv Swackhamer William Thomas Francis Valentine William Weller Jennie Riabinska Wesley Read Norma Riley Stanley Shinkowski Virginia Straway Betty Trimmer Fifly-six V S C..dnf.J THE ORDCLE Robert Beaty Anna Mae Bird , Jessie Buntain Jack Cannon e,,,e Virginia Clawson Stewart Collins ,,,,t, Peter Congedo , Virginia Curl Helen Danyluk John DeRemer , Ruth Diehl t,t,,,t s Donald Edwards Norton Euart ,s V s Bryan Everitt so Josephine Farley Jennie Firuta - Betty Fleming tttt, Phyllis Freeborn Robert French , Gerald Fritts David Garriques Emma Gray t,,,tt Doris Gruver Joseph Hawkins Andrew Hazelton David Herbert as Linda Herbert ss Rena Hildebrant Ira Hoagland Douglas Hosking Gerald Huff so 7, Class of 1942 as Alumni ,,,,, , ,,,,, United States Navy ,ss.Picatinny Arsenal s,,,At Home s.s,-,United States Army s,,.sCentenary Junior College United States Army s ,,,,, Cornell University . ,,.. American Saw Mill Machinery Company sssmAt Home s,,,,sUnited States Navy ss,,,,Acme Stores Company , ts,, United States Army ,s,-,,Picatinny Arsenal s,,,,,American Saw Mill Machinery Company Mrs. Jack Borgenict S ,,.t Eastern Aircraft, General Motors Corp. sss,,Beaver College ss-...Bellevue Hospital School of Nursing s,,,,sUnited States Army C At Home At Home ,, .tttt J. J. Newberry Company St. Barnabas Hospital School of Nursing ,s,ts,Grey Van, Inc. ,s,,ssUnited States Navy ss,s,sU1iited States Army ,,,sssBel1e Mead Quartermaster Depot C S At Home Post Graduate sss,s,United States Air Corps ,,s,,,Rider College Rae Carole Johnson , ,,,, Y ,,,,, Bell Telephone Company William Kehoe . Helen Kirby t,,,t,r,, Stella Kowalczuk Walter Kowalick Lawrence Lance , ,,,,,,United States Navy ,s,,,,Glassboro State Teachers College ,rr, At Home ss,,ssRider College ,s,,,United States Army Fifly-seven W THF ORDCLE Ruth Loerch 77, ,, Emily Mayberry Irene Morgan Robert Muldoon Sara Ort rr,,, L , Mildred Parr 7 Edward Pasko , Edna Pazew , L. Stanley Penkol . Geraldine Petty Helen Philhower Olive Ponte , ,, Warren Reed Eleanor Riegel American Saw Mill Machinery Company Washington Woodcraft Corporation Picatinny Arsenal United States Navy Picatinny Arsenal Picatinny Arsenal At Home Dupont Laboratory At Home Goble 25 Company Picatinny Arsenal Payne Hall Academy United States Marines Picatinny Arsenal Dorothy Salata ,L At Home Frank Shimanski Essex Specialty Co Inc Clifford Silvertihorn United States Navy Irene Smith , 7, ..s, , rrr, rPeople's Restaurant Joseph Stewart W American Saw Mill Machinery Company Betty Swenson as W Post Graduate Agnes Terick ,L Picatinny Arsenal Bella Thomson ,,rr,, American Saw Mill Machinery Company William Thorp ,,,,r, Wesleyan University John Tillou ,, L ,,,r, rrrs 7 At Home Evelyn Tomaino taffass , , College Shop Marguerite Trimmer , ,,s, Centenary Junior College Anna Van Horn ,,tr,, N L At Home Mary Vreeland ,,,, .W At Home Joseph Wisnieski rrr, ,,,, L ackawanna Leather Company Ififly-eight JI. Ififlvx -Him' ,gg-5, S i x I -V Sixty-0110 Sixty-Iwo B' A1153 is y- I I1 Vw? -on. .Sf,XfY'fflIH aww-wgnmM.QwLAM,,..WuwMmMfwwwwnqnme,v-X W A ' Y 72,-if: - 4 'fifffpiif Cf fi: aff.-,x A151-gg-fiw' W 'Y' .15 ,gf fa.. 11,344 2 531. it! Lx fgf v :K 'QQ 71- ,, . , 4 -Z, . X ,K 1 -1 Q 6 QD f-ICTI TIES Q52 , L. - , V THF ORQCLE Commencemenf Week -- 1942 SUNDAY, JUNE 14, 7:45 P. M. Baccalaureate Sermon by the Rev. Sydney E. Grant, Rector of the St. James Episcopal Church, Auditorium of the High School. TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 8:00 P. M. Class Day Exercises. Auditorium of the High School WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 8:00 P. M. Closing Exercises of the Elementary School. Auditorium of the High School. THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 8:00 P. M. FRIDAY, J Commencement Exercises, Class of 1942. Auditorium of the High School, Address by Dr. William Mather Lewis, President of Lafayette College. UNE 19, 9:00 P. M. Tihirtieth Annual Reunion and Dance of the Alumni Association of the High School in the school gymnasium. Sixty-xmfc 2 ll 3 V we ORQCLE Baccalaureafe Services JUNE 14, 1942 7:45 P. M. Processional , .,,,..A44. School Orchestra Hymn G i'Come Thou Almighty King Selection G ee ccccccccccccccccccc ,,.,,..,.,,,,c,c,c, ,,,,,,., ,,,,,,, G i rls' Glee Club 'iThe Lost Chord -Sullivan Invocation cccccccccccc Rev. Harold A. Scott Selection eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee W ,, ,.,,,,,t ,t,t Y , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Mixed Chorus and Orchestra Joy to the Wo'rld -Ar'ranged by W. Klein, Jr. Scriptural Reading eeeeee Y ,,,,, Rev. Sydney E. Grant Hymn ,,t,, t,,,, ' 'God the All-terrible Sermon -7 .. ,,,,,,,,, U ,t,., ..,........tc S. .cc.. , cc.., c,.r,.,c..ccc.,cccccc R ev. Sydney E. Grant i'Where There Is No Vision, the People Die Hymn , W ,,,,.,,,, Abide With Me Benediction e,,eeee,, Dr. George W. Roesch Recessional Sclhool Orchestra Romaine March -Gounod Sixly-eiglzt Six ly-ninre n we onmctrz Thirfy-fiffh Anniversary of Class Day JUNE 16, 1942 42-Za Poppin Arranged and produced by Mrs. Helen R. Snyder THE CAST g Director Nasterpak , ,rss,sss,,ss,,A.s,,,sss,, D s,sss,,ss,,sss,ss ,,ss,, sss,sss.,s W i lliam Kehoe The Jersey Bouncers Helen Danyluk, Rena Hildebrant, Rae Carole Johnson, Stella Kowalczuk, Sara Ort, Mildred Parr, Helen Philhower, Dorothy Salata, Bella Thomson Stage Hands D, ,Andrew Hazelton, Joseph Hawkins, Clifford Silverthorne A'The Moonshinersn Bryan Everitt, Linda Herbert, Gerald Huff, Joseph Stewart, Betty Swenson, Mary Vreeland Ida Jerk e,,ee,,e,, ee,ee to ,,ee,,ee..,.,eev,ee,,eee,eee,,ee,,eee,eee.,e e,.,e , ,ee.,e.o Anna Van Horn Joe Jerk ,eoe,e e e,,ee,.,. Warren Reed U. Retire ,,e,..,,.e,,,e,, ,e,,,e F rank Shimanski Private No. Itall G to ..,.,,e Edward Pasko Private B. Quiet . ,,e,,. Joseph Wisnieski Falice Aye .,,e,,,e,,,e,,, ,e,,,... V irginia Curl Lizzie Tish ,,ee,, D ,, e,,,e, Eleanor Riegel Aberegale Snodgrass e,eee,,ee,,e......e,.,ee,,ee,,eee,,ee,,e..,.ee,, ,eee,.,.r,,e,e, R uth Loerch The Seven Come Elevens Virginia Glawson, Ruth Dieihl, Betty Fleming, Geraldine Petty, Olive Ponte, Irene Smith, Agnes Terick I. Bump'em .,,e,,,e,,,ee,,,e,,,e,,,,.,e,,,e,,,e,,,e,, ,,e,,,e D avid Garriques U. Bounc'em .e,,e on ,,r....., John Tillou Flaxie Jazzaphone ,,,, , ,,,,... Jessie Buntain Mamma Dunn Toldme ,,,e, e,,,r,, ,e,, , E S, ,S . ,,,e,,,e,,,e,,,e,,,e,,,e Emily Mayberry Baby Dumplin ,,,e,, , e,,,e ,ee,,,.. . -- , . ,.,D,,,e,,,e,,,e,,,,e,,,e,,,e..,.,., Gerald Fritts Electricians ....,,ee,, e ,,eee,, Jack Cannon, Norton Euart, Stanley Penkol Minnie Wash ,e,,,e e,,,e,,,,G,,,G,,,e,,,e,,,e,,..,...,.,e ,,,, , , ,,e,,, Edna Pazew I. Hairt ,,,e,,,e,,, e ,,e,,, , ,eee,e,,,e,,,ee,,e,,,e,,,e,v,e,,,e, Walter Kowalick Aloysius Hokum ,eee ,,eee,,e,, ,,e. ,,e,. , , eee. D o nald Edwards Arabella Short ,eee to ,,ee,,.e.,...,,,.,,,,,e,,eee,,ee, Anna Mae Bird Elsie ,e,,,ee,,,e,.re,..., ., W ,--.,Emma Gray and Josephine Farley The Black Out Quartette Lawrence Lance, Jack DeRemer, Bob French, Douglas Hosking Seven ty THF OBDCLE Lorothy Damour , Heleanor Holm .,,,., .. ...,,,. , ,,.....,,,, ..,.., , Vanilla Extras s,,s,s,Marguerite Trimmer rssssssssssssslrene Morgan Jennie Firuta, Phyllis Freeborn, Helen Kirby, Doris Cwruver One Hit ,rrr.rrr..rrrrrr.,,r..rr.rr....r.r.r.r...rrrrrrrrrrr,r rr.rrrrrrr ,. ..,..r ,sPeter Congedo Two Hits rrrrrr rrrrrr rrrrr I r a Hoagland One Miss . , ...,,, ,,,,,, , ,Bill Thorp I. M. Henpecked S rrrrrr at rrrrrr rrrrrrrrr s C rrr.rrrrrr . rrrrr Stewart Collins Wea Bain rrrrrrrr C r.rrrrr ,..r.rrrrrr , .rrr.r rrrrv... C rrrrr.rrrrrrrr rrrrrrr E v elyn Tomaino Robert Beatty, David Herbert, and Robert Muldoon who are also members of the Class of 1942 are with the Armed Forces of the United States. PROGRAM Selection ,,,, , ,, .,.,.r, , H-- Address of Welcome ..s.s Dance Jersey Bounce i'Tihe Band Played On I Remember You .,,,,,,, ,, ....,,.,.. ...,. . -- 'Somebody Else Is Taking My Place , tl 1 Keep 'Em Rollin ,,,,,. 7 ,,,, -, . Medley ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,r,,, 7 mwrr Hark, Hear The Bugle Calling , sss, S Dark Town Strutters' Ball ,,,,, , ,,,,, W The Merry-Go-Round Broke Down 14 fr Last Call For Love .,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Tap Dance W ,,,,,,,,,,.,..,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 'iDon't Sit Under The Apple Tree I Threw A Kiss In The Ocean It's A Grand Old Flag ,,,,,, , ., ,,,,,,,,,, Orchestra ,,,,,,,,,,,,William Kehoe ssss The Jersey Bouncers so , , ,,sss, The Moonshiners , ,,.,.,. , ,,,,,..v.. I .. .,,,. .,,,Falice Aye 7 sss, The Seven Come Elevens David Garriques, John Tillou Flaxiie Jazzaphone L-LsClass of '42 , .rsssr The Black Outs ..sss The Moonshiners S, , s,s,s,,, Lorothy Damour .,-,-r-,,s,s,Heleanor Holm ss,,LLTwo Hits -0- One Miss Bain ,,,,,,,, , ,sst Class of '42 Class History sssssss .sssss ssssss s W illiam Thorp Class Poem so ssss s ssss ,Jennie Firuta Class Prophecy ssssr ssrsrsr I rrrsrsrr I I I ssssrr rsrrrr 2 2 ...rr at ...--Ira Hoagland Class Will s sssssssss as sssss ssssss C as ssssss sssssssss C sssssss Marguerite Trimmer Mementoes ,, Virginia Curl, Jack DeRemer, Lawrence Lance, Evelyn Tomaino Presentation of Key sssssssssrsr.sssssss W ,.,,,, , Y ,r,,,,, L r,,,,,r ,,,, J essie Buntain Mantle Oration 2, rrss as Response ,,r,,,,,,,,,,, , Class Song Selection L I Smfenly-mze ,,,Jack DeRemer L,,,s-William Schmeal C s ,ss,r Class of '42 Olrchestra 1 .K SI'i'l'IllY'fI THF ORDCLE. Closing Exercises ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1942 Rip Van Winkie I CHARACTERS . ' Rip Van Winkle Us EEEEEEE EEEEEEEE c EEEEEEES EEEEE c L William Sherry Dame Van Winkle ,,,,, ,,,,., , ,,,,,...A , ,,,.. , ,,,,,,,,S Ann Cuff Judith .,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.. , , ,,,,,.7 Dolores Bostedo Young Rip ..rE.E c EEEEEEEEEEE r,.,.,,,,,,,. ,,Robert Stiff Hendrick Hudson ,,,,,,,7 , ,,,,, 7,,,,, G ordon Hendershot Derrick Van Brummel ,,,,,, , .oEo.EEEE Richard Laskey Nicholas Vedder ,.,..eeeeere.eeeee e.,ee C Edward Farley Wolf QDogj .,,, , ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,ErE , EEEE EE,,EEE W illiam Freeman Judith CTwenty years laterb rrrrrrrrr , rrrrrrrrrrrr rvrrr . .L.Betty Schmeal Young Rip fTwenty years laterj L I rrrrrrrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrr D avid Benoist SYNOPSIS ACT I Old Village on the Hudson H7575-Afternoon. ACT II Kaatskill Mountains nearby. That evening. ACT III Same as ACT I. Twenty years later. Morning. MUSICAL NUMBERS ACT I l. Introduction ., .LLr,LL ...rL. , ,LLL,L .. i..LL, Us LULLLU L ,LLLLL Cccclinstrum-ental 2. Father Knickerbockers Kin ,a tttteteeettttteee a ee,ttttteettt,ttteeeet . Vi1lagers 3. Dame Van Winkle Scolds ,,,,.,, .,,...., D ame Van Winkle, Rip, Chorus 4. Eccentric Dance LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL W olf and Chords 5. Whittling Willow Whistles .rtct U ...LLLL A LLLLLLLL LLLL C Rip and Children 6. Dutch Politics ..... .. .,,Y..,..,,,,,,,,,t, , t,,,,,,,t Nicholas, Rip, and Derrick 7. Bloom the Tulips in Holland ,,,,..L .,.. - --Chorus and Dance by Children 8. The Storm ,. ...,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,, , ,,,, , , ,,,Chorus ACT II 9. Dutch Navigators aaaaaa aaaar..aaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaa. , a G nomes 10. Rolling Ninepins A , ,,..., ,,,,,, H endrick and Gnomes ll. Hendrick Hudson ,,,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, , H endrick and Gnomes 12. Rip Van Winkle Sleeps - , ,,,,,. ,,,,,,, , , Cinomes ACT III 13. So Fast the Times Goes Flit ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , , ,,,,,, ,Villagers 14. The Spirit of '76 ..,acaaa Fifer, Drummers, Soldiers, Flag Bearer and Chorus 15. Me Vit You En You Mit Me aaaaa . aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Nicholas, Rip, and Chorus Finale - ...,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,.,,I , , ,..r , I. .a,.,.. , ,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,., . a.LLAl1Vo1ces 16. aLaL,,,,,, , Director of Music, Jane Stephens: Director of Scenery, Miss Frances Aldrich: Director of Costumes, Miss Frances Aldrich and Miss Elizabeth Apgar: Direc- tor of Dances, Mrs. Helen R. Snyder: Director of Drama, Mrs. Elizabeth Apgar. Seventy-llzrrrv V we OFQDCLE Fiffy-sevenfh Annual Commencemenf Exercises THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1942 8:00 P. M. March T TT .,.,. T S T ccccc T A , T T ..,.. .T TTTTTTT --TTSchoo1 Orchestra i'Cornelius Festival March -Mendelssohn Invocation T T TT ..,7,,, T .,,,,,7,,,, ,,,,,,,,,7 ,,,.,,,,,, T T Dr. George W. Roesch Essay T ooooo TTT T ooooo, eeeeee T TT eeeeeee .T .ee. Jennie Firuta Essay ,,,, Essay ss,,, Piano Solo The Torch We Bear TcTcTcTcccSclhool Orchestra Selection ,,,,, c,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, T T T ,,,,,,,...,, T Hungarian Dance No. 5 --Brahms T ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, T ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, T ,,,,,,,,,, T ,T TT ,.t,tcttt, s,t,c TTTfk Edna Pazew 'iThis Changing World-For Better or for Worse? T T ttscccscsc T ,ssst T TT ,,,.,,,, T T ,,,,,,,,,, ,cc.c.t flilessie Buntain 'iGallantly They Fight Linda Herbert Fantasie in D Minor -Mozart Address sstt T cccccc cacccccc . T T Dr. William Mather Lewis TTTT-----.T--TTTTTTTTTTTSchool Orchestra Selection cccccc cccc . cccccc c c. T ccccccc Russian Sailors' Dance --Gliere Presenting The Class of 1942 ,,c,, ccccccccccccccc,c,,,,,,,,,,,, Mr. Harold W. Keller CHigh School Principalj Presentation of Diplomas c,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, T T ,,,,,, Mr. Edward W. Kilpatrick QPresident of the Board of Educationj Award of Prizes teeee T T T TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTSTTTTTTTTSTSSSSTSTTT Mr. Van Cleve Brugler CSupervising Principalj Benediction ,TTTT TT,TTT.T T T TTTTTTTTTTTTTT TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT R eV. Harold A. Scott March T TTTTTTT T TTTTT STTTTT TTTSST T . T T TTTTTT..cc-TSchool Orchestra S. I. B. A. March -Hall if-First Honor Uk-Second Honor WD -Third Honor Seventy-four wt ORQCLE Las'I' Assembly JUNE 19, 1942 March , , -J 7 .. , ,, , Y American Cadet Flag Salute so ,,ee e,,ee,,eeeAe C Song , M. , ,,e,, , .,,,.-,,,,,,, , ,,e,., , ,e,,,e A'America The Beautiful Scriptural Reading t,,,t,,,t,,,t7,,t,,,t,, ,,,, Y School Orchestra s,,sssWilliam Kehoe C School , ccc,ccc Jack DeRemer Lord's Prayer ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , cc,, ,,,,,,,,c . ,,,,.l . .,.,.. ,,,,,,,,,,,. , ,,,,-,,,SChOOl Award of H's to Valedictorian, Salutatorian, and Honorary Student Honor Roll for 5th Marking Period ccc,cic,, . oococ,,coocccc,ccc,c,.,o, Andrew Hazelton Award of H's for Honor Roll ,,oo,, ...,t William Thorp Award of Attendance Certificates ,,oo, W ct,cot.,,oo,,oo Edna Pazew Press Club Awards ,,c, ,, ,..c,, co,,,c, C Miss Elizabeth Dean Selection , o,,,o , o,,,o,,, - o,,,c,, , o,,,s C ,,,o C, ,,W,,Gir1s' Cilee Club The Lost Chord -Sullivan Insignia and Certificates for Safety Patrol ,cs, a,,, Certificates for Constructing Model Airplanes a ,- Awards for Musical Organizations C 7 ,s,,,s,, so Mr. Phares Dinger Mr. John Balmoos Mr. William Klein Insignia for Cheerleaders - ., ,,,a,,,a,,, , N a,,,t,,,a Mrs. Helen Snyder Letters and Certificates for Baseball ,, Mr. Charles A, Morrison Letters and Certificates for Tennis H - ,--Mr. C. Albert Johnson Announcements .at,. .. ,,t,,,t ,a,,,t,, ,,,a, , , ,.ai. C Jennie Firuta Class Song C ,,,.,, , as ,.,e, a,,,a,,,a, C lass of 1942 Song M ,,a, ,C a,,ta,,, Vm,C1asses of 1943, 1944, 1945 Farewell to Thee Alma Mater ,a,,r,,,,, , ,, ,t,,,t H A11 Classes March ,,,s, .a,,,a,,,t,..,.,.,,a,,,a,,,a,,,a,.,.,.,a.... , c,s., School Orchestra S. 1. B. A. March ,Sil l'l'II ly-fiwf '1'IIlvX'-.Yfx W IHEORQCLE Visi'l' Our School Day Our Ninth Annual 'AVisit Our School Day was observed on Wednesday, March 25, 1942. One hundred thirteen pupils from the eighth grades were present from the following schools: Allamuchy, Andersontown, Central, Hoagland, Long Valley, Port Murray, Townsbury, and Hackettstown. Our visiting prospective High School Pupils had an opportunity to observe classes in their normal surroundings and to obtain some idea of the opportunities that the school will offer them. Both in classes and in Assembly they became acquainted with Principals and Teachers. SCHEDULE EOR THE DAY A. M. 9:00 -Pass from Homerooms to first period classes. 9:02 to 9:25-Period 1 classes 9:27 to 9:50--Period 2 classes 9 152 to 11:07-Assembly 11:09 to 11:32-Period 3 classes l 1 1 134 to 11 :57-Period 4 classes P. M. 12:00 to 1:00-Lunch in Cafeteria 1 :02 to 1 :42-Eighth Grade Pictures 1:44 to 3:06-Classes of Periods 6 and 7 3:08 to 3:42-Eighth Graders assemble in front part of Audi- torium for explanation of courses by Principal H. W. Keller Sf'1f1'11tx'-.wrfr II '1'11Iy-figlz f jiiFSSSSSS W5 ORQCI-E Our Assembly Program March ,, S ,.,.,v,,,, , ,, ., ,,..,., SS ,, ,, ,, ,,,, S A 'President Washington' '-Hafner Flag Salute , , SS Hymn SS nn,nn,nn, SS .,,,nn,nn,,nn,nn,7 America, the Beautiful School Orchestra S S School School Scripture Reading ,o,,o ,,et,o,,o,,o,,..,.. S SS S o,,o,,,,, o,,e,,o,, S William Richter Selections S SSSSSSSSSSSSSSS SSSS SSSSSSSSSSSSSS S S S SS SSSSS SSSS SSSS SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS H i g h School Cilee Club Cab. Go Down, Moses --A Negro Spiritual Cbj. Stout Hearted Men SSSSSSSoSSoS.SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSoS -S Romberg Mr. Henry Dabczynski, Director Announcements S SS.SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS SS SSSSSSSSSS S Joseph Smith Words of Welcome and Introduction of Speaker SSSSSo S Mr. Harold W. Keller, High School Principal Address S SS dS SSSSsSSSSSsSS S SSSS S SSSSSSSSSSSsS Sc SSSSSSS Dr. Joseph Seay Director of Admissions, Rider College, Trenton Selections by the School Band Cab UB-olero SSSSSSS,SSSSSS SSSSSSSSSS S Kurtz Cbj. My Hero SSSSSSSS S SSSSSSSS,.S.. SSSSSSSSSSS..SSS.SSS SS SStrauss-Alford Mr. Henry Dabczynski, Director Introduction of Characters in the Senior Play S S.S.SSSSSSS Mrs. Ethel Hale, Coach Athletic Awards SSSSSSSSSSSS.S...SSSSSS SMr. Charles Morrison and Mr. James Ciinople Alma Mater SS March SS .SSSS SS...SSSSSSSS....SSSSSSSSSSSSSSS... . Thunderer -Sousa Seventy-nine SSSSSSSSS School School Band liigf' U' mr onrncra Memorial Day Program CLASS OF 1944 March- American Cadet -Hall , , ,A..,.,, Orchestra Selection- America I Love You ,,,,,,,,,,aaaa,, ,Orchestra Flag Salute ,rrrr ,,,,,,rrrrr ,, ,r,,,, ,,,rrrr,, , , ,rrrr,, ,Helen S. Kowalick Hymn-- Battle Hymn of the Republic ,,,,,rrrr,,,,,,,,,,, ,School Scripture Reading-Psalm 46 .,.rrrr ,, Dorot-hy P-hilhower Lord's Prayer ,,r,r r , 7,7.v...aaaaa,,,,,,,eeaeeaaea a,,,,,,,aaaaaaaeaa School Vocal Solo- Flowers for the Brave ,,,,,ccrcccr.rccr,,,.. , v.,,,,ccr Margot Freund WHO'S AFRAID OF THE BIG BAD GRUDGE' A SKIT Christobel Nlorley Cordell CHARACTERS Joan Larrabee Srrcrc,,,,,,,rrrrrrrrrr,,,.,,,.,rrrrrr.r,,, ,,,,. M ary Ann Smith Gramp Larrabee, Veteran of Confederate Army ,S,r, ,,,,,,, H enry Roehrich Zeb Fitch, Veteran of the Grand Army ,,,,,,,,,r r,,,,,,, W ayne Sherrer Donald rc.. c,,,. , .c,,c,, ,, ......r,..c..,..rr......., ...,,,r C1 eorge Blaine Hotel Clerk ,,,,, ...,,S , Norman Harrison Bell Hop aaaaee ,acccaacaaa , aaaaa,ccccccScSSS ,c,cc, R oberr Peterson Scene-A hotel lobby Time-The present. Early afternoon of a spring day Special Selection- National Medley rr,,,,, ,Orchestra and Glee Club Monologue- The End of the Journey ,,,......,,,., ,,,.,,, Bruce Molloy Mary Moncure Parker Piano Selection-'ARondo Capriccioso ,,,,,,,.v,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, , Frank Stefan Felix Mendelssohn Eighty-one liiglzly-Izvo NF S Cdncn we ORDCLE Chairman ,,,,,,,,, , , Prologue and Epilogue CHARACTERS Helen of Troy ,, Cleopatra eeeeeee Joan of Arc e,ee, , Queen Elizabeth ,, Pocahontas .,,,,,,, Moll Pitcher e,,,t, Marie Antoinette , , Barbare Erietchie , ,, Red Cross Nurse . Betsy Ross t,,,,,e,,t Columbia , t,,,,, , eeeeeeeeee , , 'AWOMEN IN WAR A TABLEAU Esther Godshaw MODEI. , t,,e,t Eloise Jennings,,, Jeanne Zimmerman, ,,,,, , , ,,Shirley Sutton Joy Hill READER , Arlene Tynan Jennie Gibbs ,,,,,Hazel Gruver , ,,,,tt ,, ,Helen Kowalick ,,,,T'helma Bodine Charlotte Piteo , E,,t ,,,,,,,,Bette Stiff,,,,,,,,,,, , ,, Helen Kowalczuk,,,, , tttte Betty Hann ttttttt tttt , , , e,,,t, Helen Valentine ,,,, , ,Marietta Cuff , ,,,,Mary Gardner,,,,,,,, Tribute to Those Now in Service Betty Naughright Christine Cogan Peggy Sherry , Anne Morgan .Martha Hopping , ,,,, Mary Tonkens Zenovia Dudiak , ,,,,Caroline Park Prayer Poem , , ,,,,,, ,, ,,,,, ,, ,,,.,,,,David Hoff March- S, l. B. A. March -Hall ,,,,,,,,, , ,,., ,,,,, , ,,,,,,,, Orchestra QGO to Alumni Memorialj Selection-''Star-Spangled Banner ,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,, Ensemble Essay- They Answered the Call , ,, , ,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,, ,,,,David Muir Taps ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, , ,, ,,,,, ,, ,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,, ,Roland Phoebus, Ralph Groover Ushers ,,,, , ,Betty Applegate, Patricia Schroeder, Jean Zimmer, Mary Muldoon Director of Music ,,,,a,aaa,,, , ,V rfffrrr . f rfffffff .V Vfff ,f.w , , Mr. William Klein, Jr. Directed by ,,.,,, ,, E Miss Grace I. Williams Iiigl1Iy-tlzree igh ly-fum V MTHE ORDCLE W Chrisfmas Play DECEMBER 23, 1942 Presented by THE CLASS or 1944 Praise Ye The Father CProcessiorIalD 7.77 77 7 7. v,.,. Gotmod Address of Welcome 77 s,,,,,,,,, 7 .,,,..,,,,s 7 ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 7 7 ,,,, David Muir, President Christmas Festival Overture COrchestraj ,,,,, ,,,, 7 7 7 .,,,v., ,,,,rrrr Lamater White Christmas QChoruSj 7 77 ,,,,,,, 77 77 ,,,.,,r ,,,,,, Arranged by W. Klein, Jr. Santa Claus is Coming to Town CChoI'usj r,ttrr Arranged by W. Klein, Jr. The Birfhday of a King A CHRISTMAS PAGEANT CAST OE CHARACTERS Reader 7 t,r, . .,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 7 7 r,,,,,,,, 7 ,,,,, 7 77 ,,,,,,, Dorothy Philhower Women of Nazareth rrrrr rrrrr 7 7 Patricia Schroeder, Helen Samodel Mary Tonkens, Helen S. Kowalick, Anne E. Morgan Mary 77 aaaaaaa aaaaaaa 7 ....... ..... 7 7 ...... 77 aaaa 7 Mary Ann Smith Angel 7 ,,,,,,, 77 7 ,,,,,,,,, 7 ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 7 77 r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Mary Muldoon Travelers to Bethlehem 7 7 7777777 7 7 777777 7777 7 George Michell, Wayne Sherrer LaMonte Hankinson, Robert Thomas, Margot Freund Innkeeper 7777 77 77 ...7 77 77 77777777 7777777 77777 777777777 7 7 7Robert Peterson Joseph 77 77777777 7777 7 7 77 777777 77 77777 7 7777 7 7Ralph McNeel Shepherds 77 7 77 777777777 77 7777 777777 7 77 7777777 7 7Wayne Sherrer, George Michell LaMonte Hankinson, Robert Thomas, Robert Alpaugh Attendant 7 7 777777777777 7 7 7777777777 7777777777 777777 77777 7 77777777 S a nford Vreeland Herod 77 7 7 77 7 7 77 7777777 7 7 777777777777777777777777777777777777777 77Henry Roehrich Wise Men 777777 7 7777777777777777 7777 77777777 G o rdon Muir, Bruce Molloy, David Muir MLTSICAL NUMBERS DURING THE PAGEANT O Little Town of Bethlehem-Redner 777777 . 7777777 77777777 77 Lois Kugelman While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks-Handel R. Groover, R. Phoebus, R. Grant, E. Seley It Came Upon the Midnight Clear-Wz'lI1's 7777777777 77777777777 7777 7 C aroline Park Glory to God in the Highest-Handel R. Groover, R. Phoebus, G. Saunders Theres a Song in the Air 7 7 77777 77 7 7 Lois Kugelman, Caroline Park Silent Night QChorusj We Three Kings-Hopkins 7 77 7777 7 G. Muir, D. Muir, B. Molloy, and Chorus O Holy Night QChorus and Orchestraj--A. Adam March on United Nations QReceSsionalj 77777 7 7777777777 Arranged by W. Klein, Jr. V QOrchestra and Chorusl Director 77777777777,7777777777.77.7.7777777777777777......77. 7. 7...7 77777 77777 Nl I S. Ethel M. Hale The Music was directed by 7.77777 7 7777777 77 777777777. William Klein, Jr. Stage Manager 77.77777777777.7.7.77777777777777777.7.... .7 7777777......7 ...7...7777 7 77 RiChard Smith Ushers 777777 77 77.777 7 Marietta Cuff, Caroline Park, Gerald Green, Norman Harrison Eighty-five i ,, -- Iiighly-six THF ORDCLE Dora Dean A Three Act Comedy Drama PRESENTED BY THE CLASS OF 1943 THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1943 CAST OE CHARACTERS DORA DEAN, an orphan EEE,, , ,.,Patricia Palmer MRS. SARAH DEAN, her aunt ..,,, EEE.,,,, S arah Tiffany Eugenia Dean EEEE,,,,,,,, ,, ,,EEEE,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,,e,, , aEE,,,,,,,,, .,E.,,EE, J Oyce Vail Alice Dean , , EEEEEEE MRS. DEAN'S DAUGHTERS, EEE.EEE EEEEE.E. , Janet Nyhuis Carol Dean ,.EEE,,,,,,,EE ., EEEEEE,,, ..,7E EEEEEEE,, 7,,,EEE,EEEEEE, , EEEEEE , M argaret Beatty HOWARD HASTINGS, a neighbor EEEE EEEEEE W ilmor Rush ELLA GREY HASTINGS, his wife ,--, ,,,,,,,, Rose Kowalick STEPHEN GREY, EIIa's brother EEEE EEEEE,EE E,EEEE , Arthur Boice MRS. LOUISE ELLIOTT, Howard's sister IEEE ,, .... , ,E.,., Shirley Cudney MRS. LEAH, housekeeper at the Hastingfs home ,...., .,,,,,II J ean Kelly BRIDGET, servant at Locust Grove at O,..,,..,.iuiu,,I ,,.OOu.. L illian Piteo JOEY, the handyman , ,,uu...ii..u.....I. ,, .uuiu,, Andrew Smith UNCLE NAT DEAN, from India viiii.i.,.... i,,, ,.,.i..,iii ,,iiii.. G e orge Saunders SYNOPSIS OE SCENES The entire action of the play takes place in the living room of Locust Grove, the home of the Deans. ACT l-Late afternoon in winter. ACT ll-The following summer. ACT Ill-One year later, Directed by ,, , tttt .eeei , ttttte ,, titteettt ,Mrs. Ethel M. Hale Stage Manager ,,..,,... -, ,,,,, u,,,,,.,,,, , , ,,.,,, ,,,,,,t,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,t.,,. Girard Simpson Musz'c was furnished between the acts by the Hackettstown Public School: Orchestra under the direction of Mr. M. William Klein, Jr. Furniture was loaned through the courtesy of Ford's Furniture Store of Washington, New Jersey. Eighty-seven --...Q 1 1.-' fav liigh IVY-vigil 1 - gg wt ORDCLE. Junior Prom A for Victory ceiling of red, white, and blue streamers roofed the gala occasion of the Hackettstown High School on the social calendar of 1942. Side wall decorations and a canopied orchestra stand further carried out the patriotic motif with flags and streamers. Thus the stage was set on the evening of March 26 for the Junior Prom. Music stylized by Ken Brader began at eight o'clock and was enjoyed until the last strains faded away at midnight. At 9:30 the Grand March led by class president, William Schmeal and his guest Helen Durell passed in review. Plans and preparations for the evening were made by the following com- mittees, as appointed by the class president: Invitation Committee: Janet Nyhuis, Chairman: Joyce Vail, Margaret Beatty. Music Committee: Loretta Di Rienzo, Chairman: Wilmot Rush, Dorothy Huff. Reception Committee: Lois Kugelman, Chairman: Lorraine Wandelt, Patricia Palmer. Decorating Committee: Richard Batson, Chairman: Daniel Allen, Albert Alpaugh, Willis Beatty, Dale Beltzner, Arthur Boice, Robert Curl, Norton Euart, William Getchius, Howard Goarcke, Stanley Hedden, Robert Johnson, Robert Kastenhuber, Arthur Kice, Margaret Beatty, Betty Blake, Dorothy Clark, Clarence Tynan, CliHord Tynan, Lewis Vliet, Andrew Smith, Harry Tenny, Ciirard Simpson, Raymond Sparnon, George Saunders, Henry Martin, Harvey Perrine, Wilmot Rush, Dorothy Huff, Jean Kelly, Rose Kowalick, Mary Laskey, Cecelia Marks, Doris Morgan, Janet Nyhuis, Lillian Piteo, Lorraine Reed, Sarah Tiffany, Joyce Vail, Lorraine Wandelt. The Patrons and Patronesses for the evening were: Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ward W. Kilpatrick, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Van Cleve Brugler, Mr. Harold W. Keller, Mr. and Mrs. C. Albert Johnson, Miss Louise Lloyd, Miss Emily Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Voorhees, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin E. Hale, and Mr. Hermann Bielefeld. Iiiglzly-flinc 4.1 AQ '34 .L....H....L...l.u... i 1 i fl LL3 5 C-Jn: J i .+ .W f, IHE ORDCLE The Debafing Club OFFICERS Presz'dent-Wayne Sherrer, '44 Vice-President-Mary Ann Smith, '44 Recording Secretaries-Edith Price, '45 Norman Harrison, '44 Corresponding Secretary-Frank Stefan, '44 Treasurers--Geraldine Hart, '44 George Michell, '44 Faculty Adviser-Miss Elizabeth Dean Merville Button Norman Harrison Geraldine Hart E. David Hoff Ralph Knechel Helen S. Kowalick Nettie Button Edith Price MEMBERS CLAss OF 1944 Bruce Molloy George Michell David Muir Gordon Muir Henry Roehrich CT Ass OE 1945 Emma Jane Smith Nimety-wie 7-4 Wayne Sherrer Peggy Sherry Mary Ann Smith Frank Stefan Shirley Sutton Mary Tonkens Christine Vey Richard Young Ninety-two we ORDCLE Mixed Chorus Accompaniszs Emma Jane Smith, '45 Doris Steinmann, '45 President Lois Kugelman, '43 Vice-President ,,,7 ,,Barbara Hall, '44 Secretary L ,,aGeraldine Hall, '45 Publicity Manager ,L ,,,,,Arlene Tynan, '44 Librarian L eeeeeee eeee L eon Shrank, '43 Assistant Librarian , 7 L Director ,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,, , , Mr Adeline Anderson Norma Baker Dorothy Clark Lois Kugelman MEMBERS CLASS OF 1943 Henry Martin Janet Nyhuis Patricia Palmer Lillian Piteo William Schmeal Ninety-tl: we 44 L David Muir, ' William Klein, Jr. Leon Shrank Girard Simpson Joyce Vail Lorraine Wandelt .N'inr'ly-fozu V 5 Cdnca Betty Applegate Thelma Bodine Marietta CuH Florence Fisher Margot Freund Mary Gardner Jennie Gibbs Beatrice Anderson Mildred Beam Anna Burek Ethel Campbell Betty Cannon Peggy Coleman Mabel Euart Verne Euart Geraldine Hall Lois Apgar Emma Diehl Irene Dimicelli Edward Farley mf ORFJCLE CLASS OF 1944 Barbara Hall Miriam Hart Muriel Hart Joy Hill Eloise Jennings Hilda Koerts Bruce Molloy David Muir CLASS OF 1945 Virginia Hanzel Geraldine Hart Inez Hedden Helen Kohut Marjorie Lake Barbara Liggett Bette Naughright Carolyn Palmer CLASS OF 1946 Virginia Farley Irene Grogan Madeline Murphy Clara Olenick Genevieve Ponte .Yizmty-five Carolyn Park Dorothy Philhower Charlotte Piteo Mary Tonkens Arlene Tynan Helen Valentine Ruth Wheeler Vivian Resch Elizabeth Riley Gloria Ronca Emma Jane Smith Grace Smith Doris Steinmann Christine Vey Barbara Westley Alberta Wydner Betty Pool Josephine Resch Gloria Smith Lottie Zukoski nvly V wr ORQCLE Scudnzl School Band OFFICERS President and Student Leader a ,iRalph Groover, '43 Vice-Presia'ent and Assistant Leader ,. to Janet Nyhuis, '43 Secretary eeeeeee is eeeeee s i it eeee U David Muir, '44 Librarian , , ,,,, , ,,,, W George Michell, '44 Assistant Librarian ,,ii, , Alfred Nunn. '45 Publicity Manager i i s i ,,,,, Leon Shrank, '43 Property Manager Y , George Saunders, '43 Assistant Property Manager Carl Lemasters, '45 Faculty Leader N , ,i,,iie Mr. William Klein, Jr. Faculty 1-la'uiser i,,, i,ii, M r. George Michael PERSONNEL Dorothy Clark Margaret Grover James Cochran Rudolph Drechsel Harold Grover Gordon Hendershot Donald Burd Norma Cahill Lois Apgar Pierre Benoist Carl Groover Ralph Groover Howard Bartow Robert Grant James Harris David Benoist Christine Cogan Al Cruts FLAC, BEARERS Shirley Cudney DRUM lVlAJOR Lois Kugelman FLUTE AND Piccoto CLARINETS Robert Hoover John June Richard Laskey George Michell SAxoPHoNEs Ruby Dickson Howard Goarcke Lyman Gulick T RUMPETS Henry Martin Roland Phoebus George Saunders HoRN Jean Blau BAR1ToNEs TRORIBONES Ann Morgan David Muir BAssEs Leon Shrank DRUMS Jack McClary Alfred Nunn N'i?1l?lj S6U6'71 Lorraine Reed Fred Adams Jack Savage Herman Smith Albert Thorp Richard Young Carl Lemasters Albert Michell Doris Shaneberger Gloria Smith Betty Tynan Irene Walters Janet Nyhuis Wilmot Rush Evelyn Seley Sanford Vreeland Weldon Rush Peggy Sherry II'fX W S Cahn! lil we ORDCLE High School Orchesfra OFFICERS President if f Henry Martin, '43 Vice-Presz'a'en1 W rerrr fff, R Obert Grant, '43 Secretary ,, 7, Emma Jane Smith, '45 Librarian H Y, ,,,,,, Frank Stefan, '44 Assistant Librarian , Harold Grover, '44 Properly Manager r E frfrf f -JOl'1H June, l45 Assistant Property Manager ,r,r, Sanford Vreeland, '45 Publicity Manager ,,,,, , , , ,, , mPeggy Sherry, '44 Faculty Leader r H Mr. William Klein, Jr. Faculty Adviser s E rrrrrr rMr. George Michael PERSONNEL VIOLINS David Hoff Fred McPeak William Michael Leon Shrank Fred Adams Harold Grover Howard Goarcke Ralph Groover Robert Grant Emma Jane Smith Christine Cogan Alfred Nunn Janet Nyhuis Rachel Smith CELLO Alice Benoist BASSES FLUTES GLARINETS John June V George Michell SAXOPHONES HORN Jean Blau SISRUMPETS Henry Martin Roland Phoebus TRoMBoNEs James Harris PIANO DRUMS l'Vf!1t'fX'-Ilfll Frank Stefan Willis Van Gelder Arthur Wydner Sanford Vreeland Margaret Grover Richard Young Albert Michell George Saunders David Muir Doris Steinmann Peggy Sherry fflll' fIllII1IJ'l'l1 S C-dana THF ORDCLE Fufure Farmers of America 4 OFFICERS 90 O Vice-President--Charles Van Horn, '43 'S my W Second Vice-President-Sanford Vreeland, '44 O 04' vo Reporter-Herman Garris, '44 3 :1 529' 5-1,- ,W fairy , , ' 3 , N ,Pa '21 C ,xt xihardiriv Q t as-an-4 CA A ' ' 'fr-ref--P: O I ii O C1 , 1- O X4 , 'I L1 T f Presz'dent-William Getchius, '43 Q Secretary-Duane Hull, '45 Faculty Adviser-Mr. George Michael MEMBERS William Getchius Stanley Hedden Robert Blake Herman Garris Harold Grover James Allen Duane Hull Wi'lliam Davie CLASS OF 1943 Frederick McPeak Girard Simpson CLASS OF 1944 Julius Jopowicz Joseph Kucharski Francis McKenna Charles Park CLASS OF 1945 Frank Janas Howard Janas Joseph Narducci CLASS OF 1946 One lzurzdred one Harold Stephens C. Almer Van Horn John Read Sanford Vreeland Robert Watters Kenneth Van Stone Harry Vass Arthur Wydner One IIIIIIIIVUII two f we ORQCLE. SC-.Jann EAFETY E 7 -v 5' as 5' 5 Our School Safefy Pafrol l Commanding Officer CAPTAIN SARAH TIEEANY Squad HA LIEUTENANT MII.DRED KIRBY. COMMANDING Alice Benoist Donald Burd Betty Cannon Andrew Eskow Doris Einnessey Julia Freeborn Eugene Glennon Carl Lemasters Florence Muldoon Madeline Murphy Genevieve Ponte Squad UB LIEUTENANT LEONORA STAFFORD, Virginia Allen Erma Bailey Ruth Cruts Sandra Cudney Benjamin Kass Virginia Maxwell Bruce Molloy Muriel Nunn Harry Pool Jennie Rabinska Under the Direction and Supervision of TROOPER A. E. GREEN CORPORAL J. ZEIS Troop B NEW JERSEY STATE POLICE Betty Pool William Pryslak Mary Robinson Lois Rossy Barbara Trimmer COMMANDING Gloria Smith Rachel Smith Doris Steinmann Ernest Wheeler Ruth Wheeler Faculty Aduiservc eeee E S eeeeei MISS LAURETTE CONNORS One lzundrezl lhrcc Um: llllrlrlrwrl foul i .Ze ,IHE 0 R Q Cl- E- I A A 41-, Press Club i 'A Editor-in-Chief , , Feature Editors Gordon Muir Adeline Anderson Copy Editors Margaret Sherry Mary Tonkens Business Managers Mary Ann Smith Geraldine Hall Faculty Adviser , ee,,e Star Reporters o. Charles Coleman News Editors Margaret Beatty Betty Cannon Sports Editors Emma Jane Smith David Muir Town News Shirley Sutton Norman Harrison Miss Marion Brooks Gordon Muir Margaret Beatty Joyce Vail Geraldine Hall Betty Cannon Betty Blake Lorraine Reed Mary Tonkens Shirley Sutton Cub Reporters Roger Harris Typist Editors Loretta Di Rienzo The Press Club publishes The Tiiger's Tale, Norman Harrison Anne Morgan Chester Stephens Bruce Molloy Adeline Anderson Laura Mae Johnson Helene Gordon our school paper, every month. One I1 zmdred Hue .8 . A, 1 x - f P' L 44,27 V , A -A 4 sf 1. wk 1 . K 1 fi 1 x .nz 1 H F71 A 1' One lzumlrccl .Six 1 1 we ORDCLE Travel Club 46 f at 1 X sir The l942-43 Travel Club has been organized with the following officers: President ,, S 7 S 7 , Helen S, Kowalick, '44 Vice-President eeeee Norman Harrison, '44 Recording Secretary eeeeeeeee eeeeeee D orothy Philhower, '44 Corresponding Secretary so S . S eeeeeeeee Prank Stefan, '44 Treasurer S eeeeeee. . S S ooeee. SI-Ielen Kowalczuk, '44 Faculty Adviser so S S eeeeeeo Jessie V. Boerger COLORS MOTTO Royal Blue and White 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. Norman Bragar Ted Campbell Norman Harrison Martha Hopping Eloise Jennings Jimmie Edwards Mabel Euart Gertrude Beam MEMBERS CLASS OP 1943 Dorothy Clark Shirley Cudney CLASS OF 1944 Helen Kowalczuk Helen S. Kowalick Doris Miller Dorothy Philhower Crass OF 1945 Verne Euart Irene Franke CLASS OF 1946 Matilda Beam Rita Bialoglow One lzundred smren Hilda Koerts Frank Stefan Ruth Wheeler Bette Williamson Helen Valentine Elaine Gallagher Emilie Rabinska Jennie Rabinska Om' lzzmdred Ffgfll i IHEORDCLE WW ll lla f . fgilffll Nm ' 421' Loretta Di Rienzot Rose Kowalick Joy Hill Helen Kowalick Betty Naughright Archery Club .f OFFICERS President-Rose Kowalick, '43 Vice-President-Patricia Palmer. '43 Secrelury-Treasurer-Helen Kowalick Faculty Adviser-Mrs. Helen R. Snyder MEMBERS CLASS OF 1943 Cecelia Marks Sarah Tiffany Patricia Palmer Lorraine Wandelt Lillian Piteo CLASS OP 1944 Charlotte Piteo Bette Stiff Helen Samodel Mary Tonkens Arlene Tynan Om' l11UIf1I'l'!l Hflll' 1' I1 Il 7IfiIY'f1 f wt ORF-ICLE 5C-dass Library Club OFFICERS President H Jean Kelly, '43 Vice-President , Betty Swenson, P. G. Secretary-Treasurer L Charles Coleman, '43 Faculty Adviser L , Miss Carol Karr MEMBERS Charles Coleman Margot Freund POST GRADUATE Betty Swenson CLASS OF 1943 CLASS OF 1944 Caroline Park CLASS OF 1945 Virginia Farley Um' ll1H1!1I'!'!1 eleven '1 Jean Kelly Shirley Sutton 1' llzmrlrcfl tu'r'l1'1 mf OFGDCLE Model Airplane Club The Airplane Club, formed last year, had much success and is, therefore, being continued this year. The club built fifty models last year for the United States Navy. Airplanes are very important in this war of today and are used on every battle front. The work of building the models provides knowledge for the boys. After building a model the boys can recognize it easily which makes them familiar with all types of planes. This year the club is going to build thirty new models for the Navy. The planes are used to train military and civilian pilots, airplane spotters, and thousands of others who are concerned with the recognition, range estimation, and determination of coves of fire of planes of the United States and Axis Nations. r Meetings are held Thursdays, eighth period, under the direction of Mr. John N. Balmoos. Mr. Balmoos, having served in the United States Army Air Corps in World War No. l, does an excellent job of directing and leading the boys. OFFICERS President ttttt at tt...,t L ttt, ,Earl Philhower, '45 Vice-President ttttttttt Herman Cwarris, '44 Secretary-Treasurer S tttttt Lawrence Freeborn, '44 Faculty Adviser .tttttttttttttt tttt tttttt M r , John N. Balmoos MEMBERS CLASS OF 1944 Lawrence Freeborn Herman Garris CLASS OF 1945 Earl Philhower CLASS OF 1946 Herbert Bartow Berard Bennett Robert Goes Ralph Beatty Leroy Hummer 01112 It llYlllI'l Il thirteen 1' !IlHlIlIY'fl flllI7'l'I'l'H mf onmcta The Commercial Club The 1942-43 Commercial Club, a new organization, has been formed with the following officers: President ,, ,Muriel Nunn Vice-President , , ,,,o, Genevieve Ponte Sewelflry , ,,Irene Grogan Treasurer ,rr,, Cornelia Bakker Chairman , , ,rr, ,, Faculty Adviser COLORS Maroon and White ,, Miss FLOWER White Carnation Florence Muldoon Constance Delpiano MOTTO The more we know the less to learn. Throughout the year we sponsor various social activities consisting of bicycle rides, parties, and receptions. At our weekly meetings, under the direction of our capable program com- mittee, we discuss various situations of modern office work and current labor problems. MEMBERS Cornelia Bakker Wilma Davis Dorothy Elaine Irene Dimicelli Doris Finnessey Julia Freeborn Dilts Irene Grogan Bernice Krawzak lda Lencewicz Virginia Maxwell Barbara McKenna Jennie Meeker One liunrlred fifteen Florence Muldoon Muriel Nunn Genevieve Ponte Betty Pool Joan Sherry Jane Marie Smith V THF ORDCLE 1 X5 . 1 .4 Ann Everitt Jessie Buntain Margaret Beatty Arthur Boice Charles Coleman Loretta Di Rienzo Christine Cogan Marietta Cuff Hazel Gruver LaMonte Hankinson Frederick Adams Beatrice Anderson Mildred Beam Anna Burek Joseph Godlewsky John Groome Geraldine Hart Leffers for Honor Roll 1941-1942 The following have made the Honor Roll for at least three marking periods during the year and have attained an average of B for the other marking periods: POST-GRADUATES CLASS OF 1942 Jennie Eiruta Edna Pazew CLASS OF 1943 William Getchius Dorothy Huff Jean Kelly Mary Laskey Dorothy Sargeant CLASS OP 1944 Bruce Molloy Robert Peterson Dorothy Philhower Wayne Sherrer CLASS OE 1945 Lloyd Hueber Helen Kohut Marjorie Lake Carl Lemasters Albert Michell Alfred Nunn Om' liumlrwl sixlwrz Beth Green Mary Vreeland Chester Stephens Shirley Stevens Sara Tiffany Joyce Vail Mary Ann Smith Robert Thomas Mary Tonkens Jean Zimmer Earl Philhower Vivian Resch William Richter Elizabeth Riley Emma Jane Smith Grace Smith Christine Vey ll NW M MEORDCLE Officers of fhe Afhlefic Associafion President e , , , Arthur Blake, '43 Vice-President ,Alfred Applegate, '44 Secretary N ,Betty Cannon, '45 Treasurer e 7 .tWilmot Rush, '43 Cheer Leader Patricia Schroeder, '44 Arlene Tynan, '44 Geraldine Hall, '45 at Patricia Palmer, ' Assistant Cheerleaders Carolyn Palmer, '45 Stella Smalinski, '45 Irene Grogan, '46 Football Manager Norton Willson, '43 Assistant Football Managers 43 Theresa Klimas, '46 Jane Rodenbaugh, '46 Joan Sherry, '46 Gerald Cannon, '45 Gerald Green, '44 William Richter, '45 Baseball Manager Robert Blake, '44 Assistant Basketball Managers d Harry Pool, '45 Benjamin Kass, '46 One hundred eighteen 'K-. 5-,NNW Om' l1u111Ir1'1I 11i111'ir'f1l CD E 5 Sch gh Wharton Hi XO U1 I T3 -1: JS .Q n Hig Hackettstow One lllllllflfll twvnly 20 School Q O School - -Q ,520 CE Hig gton kettstow CI Wasl1in Hac 1 C0 0 E u QD 0 E o I Om' lluHdr1'fl lll'1'Ill-Y-OIII' o I 75 o A JS .Q .20 'II C: O 4-a T3 Q2 Z CN C0 I E o .Q :Z .G .EP IE C4 3 O A-a in 4-a 4-1 an -S1 u F5 I One hundred lwenty-two Ono lllllllflfll tzvvlllv-lln'1'1f FS nage orfs Ma n. va L .2 u 2 1' llznzrlrwrl lr1'1'r1Ix'-77111: rf Frank Tomaino, '44 Robert Blake. '44 Norton Willson, '4 Basketball Bneclmll Footblll Major Sporfs Capfains if rar, in , V ,, f 1 ff. Bde' Andy Smith Norton Willson Wallace Pill '43 '42 '43 W Arthur Blake Leon Shrank Richard Bargon '43 '43 '43 One ll u nrlred fwen ty-five we onmcta Foofball 1942 FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS of Group l, Section 2, of the State of New Jersey Football supremacy again prevailed at Hackettstown High School when on December 2nd, l942, the State lnterscholastic Athletic Association crowned the 1942 team the New Jersey State Champions of Group l, Section 2. lt was the sixth championship award for the Hackettstown High School football teams coached by Mr. Morrison. Opening the season on Saturday, September 26th with Wharton High School the opposition, Hackettstown, the favored team, won easily by a 26 to 0 score. Traveling to Somerville, Saturday, October 3rd, and expecting trouble from the big, heavy Somerville High School team, the lighter, speedier eleven of Hackettstown roared overland to emerge with a l9 to 6 victory. Up to Saturday, October 10th, the Hackettstown team was tasting only the sweet of football fortune but the encounter with the Boonton High School team made them taste the bitter, for Boonton handed them their first and only defeat of the season. ln a lethargic game, Boonton High School, on a safety, Won 2 to 0. With Hackettstown :in possession of the ball on Boonton's 25-yard line in the second period of the game, a Hackettstown play that is usually very succetssful failed, and at a most inopportune moment, to give the Boonton team a victory. Smarting under their defeat, Hackettstown's resurgent eleven ran rough shod over their next opponent, Franklin High School, at Morrison Field, Satur- day, October l7th. The speed of the local backs and the quick drive of the line, despite 'a slippery field, was too much for the bulky visiting eleven. The Orange and Black representatives made effective use of both passing and running combinations to overpower the superior weight of Franklin. Franklin's lone touchdown came late in the second period against an eleven that was by then heavily infiltrated with substitutes. Like the Duke of York's soldiers, the Washington High School football team marched up and down Morrison Field, Saturday, October 24th, but they got no place. Washington battered the Hackettstown team from pillar to post to gain a tremendous statistical advantage, but the Washington team was to discover to their sorrow that all the statistics in the world are not worth a fraction of one Arthur Boice, the fieet-footed opportunist of the Hackettstown team. After 48 minutes of hair-raising football, the Hackettstown minions trotted off Morrison Field to the cheers of most of 'the 3,500 bulging-eyed spectators with a 20 to O triumph. Creating the breaks and capitalizing on them to the limit was the secret of Hackettstown's success in taking the heavy end of the score from a favored team that outweighed the locals and made 14 first downs to 4 for Hackettstown. The game was replete with thrills and long touchdown runs by Arthur Boite with excellent down field blocking by his team mates. On the defensive the greater part of the game, perhaps the most sensational feature was the stand of the Hackettstown team in the fourth quarter when Washington had the ball on Hackettstown's 15-yard line. After a series of line bucks the Washin-gton team made .it a first down on the Hackettstown five. But in the four ensuing tries the Hackettstown team tightened and took the ball on downs on the one-foot line. It was a goal-line stand worthy of the highest praise. Om' lzmzllrrfd twmlty-six A xxx, L V M. A -M 4 x ' fm ,Q X On f' lzzuzrlrrzl 1Zl'l'lIlX'Xl'i'l'll d John R v fi Q L O lf? E 21 O 2 fd UI LU .J x 4 U 4 DL rv -4 Q- CL 'U Q L1 -... 4.1 U Q 1 C E' H C1- r-5 U -C 2 O c: E E F75 U vc 4.0 u aa ..- U4 f' fzlzmlwfl lzwrzlx'-1'1' mf ORQCLE On Saturday, October 31st, the Hackettstown High School team flashed a versatile attack to humble a heavier Dover High School eleven, winning 32 to 6. Hackettstown wasted no time in posting a score on a 60-yard drive on the ground that was uninterrupted all the way. In the second quarter Hackettstown really went to work and scored 20 points by land and air. Dover tallied in the final period and Hackettstown also added another touchdown for good measure. A weak Newton High School team was next defeated on Saturday, Novem- ber l4th, by the score of 39 to O. the Hackettstown substitutes playing the greater part of the game. Ther'e was sturdy, rocking football at Succasunna Thanksgiving Day morning, November 26th, when the Hackettstown eleven met the Roxbury High School team and with powerful operatives bagged a 13 to O victory to tumble the hard-battling Roxbury eleven from the ranks of the State's unbeaten squads. Not in the least dismayed by the reputation of their opponents, Coach Morrison's pupils gave an admirable exhibition of solid football. While being held scoreless in the first half, in the second period Hackettstown was stalled five yards from their objective, not by Roxbury, but by the clock. Following the intermission, Roxbury wilted before the strong pace set by Hackettstown, who hammered away at Roxburyls valiant defense and scored two touchdowns and an extra tally. To the victor, the spoils. To the team, who kept physically fit and who carried out their assignments to bring to Hackettstown High School a champion- ship award. To, perhaps the fastest fullback ever to wear the Orange and Black of Hackettstown, the Beau Brummel of the team, Arthur Blake, Co-Captain, whose running and passing were par excellence. To our streak of lightning, Arthur Boice, halfback, who helped so magni- licently in putting the rout to Washington High School. To Merrill Sargeant, our half-pint center, who utilized every bit of his 140 pounds to distinct advantage and to Robert Murlin, quarterback whose short -dashes and generalship aided the team greatly. To Co-Captain Richard Batson, a stalwart in the line both on the offense and the defense and to the kicking of Robert Grant. ' To Alfred Applegate, halfback, the key blocker of the team, and to John Read and Andy Smith, our alert guards who were in every play. To our ends Lewis Vliet, John Groome and Kenneth Wilson. To Robert Johnson, who also contributed to the team's success. To L. Milton Hibler, who aided Mr. Morrison in conditioning the team and thereby set the stage for the final touches. To Mr. Morrison, our coach, who developed his sixth championship team for Hackettstown High School through his teachings and untiring efforts and who gave to the athletic world, a symphony. Cup, Andy Smith for sportmanship, teamwork, and training. For the season 1943, Alfred Applegate and John Read were elected Co- Captains and William Richter, Manager. The managers for this year's team were Harold Stephens and Norton Willson. Um' llunrlrffrl lZl'l'Hfj'-HflI6 1' lluurlzwl llli IHEORDCLE g f Junior Varsify Foofball The l-lackettstown Junior Varsity played three games, tying one and losing two. The first game was a real battle all the way. Although outweighed and outclassed, our Jayvees held the St. Bernardls Varsity to a 6-6 draw, The wind and Washington's superior weight stopped the l-lackettstown Jayvees' passing and running offense by the score of 26-6. The last game at Belvidere was played -on a cold and windy day. Against superior weight and a powerful halfback, the Belvidere Varsity beat our Jayvees by the count of 24-O. Milton Hibler did a fine job of coaching the Junior team considering the scarcity of material he had to work with. Honorary Co-Captains of the Junior Varsity were Robert Blake and William Burke. THE SCHEDULE Date Junior Varsity Opponents Score November 2 aca, E ta,, e 6 St. Bernard's Varsity 6 November 9 ,,s, ,a H 6 Washington J. V. c,,, , ,W26 November Zl ,,,, H O Belvidere Varsity ta,,a , ,. 24 Coach , t,t, lVlr. Milton Hibler, Penn State Um' llzlllrlrwl Ilzirlv-nm' AD' On FoofbaH B anquef 'wwf ar I 1 1' lzlnzrlfwl flllI'fY'f2l'0 Foofball Banquei' -1' --....,. Wap Om' llunrlwrl fl1i7'fYAflll1'f' 9 4 ,L ff. T35 f' vs fi' .lv 1 3 K w .V my Iffwwn X 0110 llzlndrerl fllfffy-f0llI THF onmctc Baseball With an exceedingly small squad, lacking experience and confidence, the Hackettstown High School baseball club opened the season by defeating Belvi- dere High School, 9 to 6. Wallace Pill pitched splendid ball, striking out ten of the opposing batsmen. ln the second game, a return match with Belvidere, Douglas Hosking, the Hackettstown Captain, pitched a masterful game but lost the contest after three extra innings when Belvidere scored on three singles to win, 8 to 7. Hacketts- town lost their next two games on errors, Boonton High School, winning 4 to 2, and Butler High School l l to 4. Hackettstown came back in their fifth game and easily trounced Boonton High School, 9 to 2, piling up ten hits, 17 stolen bases, and only committing one error. With Newton High School the next opponent, the slugging of the Hacketts- town team continued with twelve base hits and twelve stolen bases, to win, ll to 4. ln their game with Washington High School, Hackettstown went seven innings before they had a hit or scored a run. With three men on, Blake doubled and scored two runs. A moment later he slid in safely on a play at home plate. Washington scored their lone run in the fourth inning. Hackettstown won their fourth consecutive game when they defeated the Netcong High School team, 18 to 5, In their game with Butler High School, Hackettstown had the edge on everything but the runs in the scoring column, Butler having 9 to Hackettstown's eight. It was the second game they lost to Butler on errors. Franklin High School was able to stretch their winning streak to twenty-one games when they defeated Hackettstown, 3 to l. The Hackettstown team played good ball but were unable to hit, many men being left on the bases. A weak Newton High School team was again defeated by Hackettstown, ll to 6, with the hitting and scoring coming late in the game. Playing their last game of the season with Washington High School, the Hackettstown team could only score two runs, one in the first inning and one in the second for their only tallies of the game, while Washington, hitting heavi- lost. ly, scored seven runs, to even the series. The team had an average of five hundred with six games won and six games Leading hitter was Wallace Pill who was also elected captain for 1943. The following received the letter, and certificate: Robert Blake, '44 ....................,..... Manager Wallace Pill, '43 .....,. ....,..,. P itcher Douglas Hosking, '42 ...,, .............. C aptain Andy Smith, '43 ...... ....,...... C archer Frank Shimanski. '42 ...,., ....... S econd Base David Muir, '44 ,.......,. .......... F irst Base Arthur Blake, '43 ........ ......., T hird Base Harold Stevens, '44 ...,,. ...... C enter Field Bob Murlin, '43 ...... ,.... S hort Stop THE SCHEDULE Date H. H. S. Opponents Score April 14 .,.. ....,.... 7 Belvidere High School ..... ....,.... 6 April I7 . .. .... 7 Belvidere High School . 8 April 24 ..,. ....,.. 2 Boonton High School ..... ...,.. 4 April 28 .... ....... 4 Butler High School ......... ...... l l April 30 .... .... 9 Boonton High School ..... .,..., Z May 5 .... ,...... 1 1 Newton High School ....,..... ...,,. 4 May 8 .... ..,. 3 Washington High School ....... , ..... l May 15 ,,,, ...,.. 1 8 Netcong High School .....,. ...... 5 May 19 ,,,, .... 8 Butler High School .....,.., ...... 9 May 22 ,,,, ...... l Franklin High School .......... ...,.. 3 May Z6 ..., ., .... ll Newton High School .,............. .....,,.,... 6 May 28 .,..... ..., 2 Washington High School ........................ 7 Coach , -,,, ...., Mr. Charles A. Morrison, Lafayette One lzundred thirty-fiifr' 1' Izumi W wt ORF-ICLE Varsify Baskefball Due to wartime conditions several of the 1943 basketball games were can- celled, but of those played, four were won, six lost, The Tigers got off to a flying start by showing their claws to Belvidere, We won by a score of 49 to 18. Another success followed in the defeat of Netcong, but unable to accustom themselves to a small court, they were not able to make it a high-scoring game. The first setback came from a good ball-handling Roxbury team, which was playing on its own court. Our arch-rival, Washington, who made every shot count, handed us a defeat on our own court before a large crowd of home students. ln the next two home games we were defeated by Boonton and Roxbury. The next home game was a different story. We defeated Netcong, and Andy Smith scored 20 of the 21 points to gain the season's high score record. Smarting from their previous setback the Hackettstonians, followed by a large group of rOOterS, traveled to Washington to seek revenge. Luck was not ours, however, and again we were vanquished. Our last road trip of the season s elt victor for our o onent, Boonton. P Y PP ln our final game of the season with Belvidere, we were able to defeat them by putting on a strong attack in 'the last half. The team, therefore, fin- ished its season as it had started, with a victory. David Muir and Gerald Green were elected co-captains for 1943 and Harry r Poole was elected manage . H's and Certificates were awarded to the following: Player Position Robert Murlin Forward Arthur Boice -7 c, Forward Leon Shrank cccc 3 cc,r Forward Richard Dougherty ,,,c , e,., Center David Muir cccccr ccc,. . Center Robert Johnson cc,,,, r,,e G uard Wallace Pill c,,,,,rrr rr r..,,, , , ,,,,.,Guard THE SCHEDULE Date H. H. S. Opponent January 8 Belvidere January 15 Netcong January 19 Roxbury January 21 Washington January 29 Boonton , February 5 Roxbury February 8 c , Netcong ,, February 10 H c,c, Washington February 16 Boonton ,,,, February 23 Belvidere ,W Score Score at 7 Coach-Mr. Charles A. Morrison One llllilfllfll Ilzirty-xmfr'r1 Score 18 13 33 35 . e,eee 38 13-22 e,,e 23 eeecc.3O 42 33 . M287 0 lzumlrerl llzirly-fi gmt ORQCLE. Junior Varsify Baskefball The Hackettstown High School Junior Varsity Basketball Team played a schedule of Hve games. Two of these games resulted in victories over Netcong: the third, over Belvidere. Numerals were awarded to the following: Player Position Ben Kass, '45 Assistant Manager Harry Pool, '45 aa,, ,Assistant Manager Robert Alpaugh, '44 r,,a, Guard Fred Adams, '45 ssss ,, Forward .Bill Burke, '45 , ,,s, Forward John Groome, '45 ,, ,, ,Center Carl Lemasters, '45 ,, Guard Bill Richter, '45 r,,s, Forward Joseph Smith, '45 Guard Gordon Hendershot, '46 ,,,, , , Guard John June, '46 THE SCHEDULE Date J, V. Opponents January 8 ,,,, 37 Belvidere January 15 rr,,, 13 Netcong January l9 ,us.ss ,, 15 Roxbury February 8 ,, 16 Netcong - E, February l7 ,,,, ,,,,, , 9 Boonton ,, , Total ,, ,,,, , 90 Total Guard Coach-Mr. Charles A. Morrison, Lafayette, '29 Om' IIIUIIIVUII llIfVfY-llilll' Score 14 ,, 4 , ,,,,, , 20 10 21 , ,,,, 69 wZT. b+v One hundred forty V L-5 SWF, CRCG'-E s Tennis For the second straight year only one letter man served as a nucleus for the team. However, ia bit of talent was uncovered in the large group of boys that came out for practice. lt was also encouraging to have two Freshmen make the team. In the singles, Captain Henry Mar.tin played number one position: Norm- an Bragar number two position: William Thorp number three position. First doubles were handled by Norton Willson and Lewis Vliet. Kenneth Willson and Gerald Cannon took care of the second doubles. Our schedule was curtailed this year due to the fact that three matches were cancelled by our opponents because of lack of transportation. We hope that next year the war situation is such that a full schedule can be completed. Norton Willson was elected captain of the 1943 team. The following received the letter, and certificates: Henry Martin, '43, Captain Lewis Vliet, '43 Jack Cannon, '42, Manager Norton Willson, '43 William Thorp, '42 Gerald Cannon, '45 Norman Bragar, '43 Kenneth Willson, '45 Numerals were awarded to the following: Robert Curl, '43 William Schmeal, '43 George Saunders, '43 Harry Tenny, '43 Fred Perry, '44 Fred Adams, '45 THE SCHEDULE Date H. H. S. Opponents Score April 29 CHomej at W , ,,,e 72 St. Bernards School , tt,,,,, 3 May 4 QAwayj 3 H O Phillipsburg High School 6 May Z1 CAwayJ , , ,2 St. Bernards School t st,..,,s st,, , to 3 Coach ,S Mr. C. A. Johnson, Upsala Om' l1u11rIrr'f1 fm'1y-our q 11' lfmlrlr fhe q3oard 0 Education QQ :RX K 1 Ei: !?r - ' v fhe Public School Faculzjyu Qjfa The Editorial Staff 1943 Grader . X . , ,N .yi . P 'V mf 1 , if , ' '- i-: f ,'fg'Q g '1 .1, , 4 W2 , 'YI - A i I.. . 5. I s- l' I I 5 s al . 5 O 5 A. .fn 1 ' ' f f j'.. 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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 The Oracle. cnasscan fudco Q' 46 EAST WASHINGTON AVIS. WASHINGTON, N. J. One hundred hfty-one C2 Gomplefe gefzvlce PHOTO ENG-RAVING AND ART DEPARTMENT lE X I C 1 INDUSTRIAL ENCRAVINC COMPANY fff BANK AND CHURCH STS. EASTON, PENNA. RINTlNG'PLATES-OF-QUALITY 1 JSE PHONE 7521 1 PRINTERS PUBLISHERS I I M JOHN S. CORRELL Co., mc. I 318-320 FERRY STREET EASTON, PENNI-L One I mired fifty-Iwo T Phone 21fR 211 Main Street T Y T VISIT OUR PLANT Call and Del1'uez'g Service T1 5 FURRIER5 1 nmm1s1nmn ELEARER5 T T 8. IJYERST T The Emblem of Saving and Security N T Our Service Exlends a Radius of 35 Miles. T T 0 T Complete Ladies' and Gentlemen's Tailoring T o N N M. ELIAS SONS One hundred fifty-three President, Harold Nunn Vice-President, Mrs. Bertha Vliet THE ALUMN ASSOCIATIO P fi-P A 1I,x jg- Qii' Secretary, Mrs. Mildred Drabik Treasurer, Leonard Mooney I ' - W . '- , - , -1 'ff-pr .41 . -1, 5 , , - In Peace as in War We Serve One lzundred fifty-four merzcan Saw Mill Maohine11y Company C A N D Y BATQHLERS S H O P P E Follow the gang to our Store O THE BEST SODAS AND SUNDAES O OUR SANDWICHES WILL CAUSE YOU TO EAT HERE ALWAYS I WIIITMANVS CHOCOLATES SCHRAFVIJS CANDIES THOMAS J. CASHMAN Phone 426 One hundred hfty-Eve Supposing ou Were at plane? An airplane is both strong and intricate. Minute defects if neglected lead to irreparable disaster. So it is with your body. To keep .it at its higihest efficiency have your physician examine you regularly. Many disorders and other painful illnesses are prevented by timely detection of minor disorders. Take care of yourself as airplane mechanics take care of their craft, Have your 'Acheck-up frequently. Where Quality and Accuracy Prevail BACHS DRUG STQRE ALBERT W. EACH, Ph, G. Phone 436 HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Henry S. Funk, M.D. DEAN OF WARREN COUNTY JEPFERsoN MEDICAL COVLEGE 1878 One hundred ffty-six J V WATCH The igackettstutnn Eagette IMPROVE N W under new propricto h H ALAN PAINTER La' a' M ffaclzeffsfown 'nafional ganlz Organized 18 5 5 WW my lf Hatfield Wire E? I Company , L! X I I I ? I. R. KCDWALICK ll Ji' V ri DEALER IN TAPE AND RUBBER BANDS A - 'Srl' gg ga S ,iff - ,. A , ' II A FERTILIZER AND FARM MACHINES .qjh QF ' I s I A W- j I+.-I, ' I A 311' PHONE HACKETTSTOWN 529-W 1 Agent for G. L. F, 1.212 1:14 One hundred Mty-eight 'A ev The Lackawanna Leather Co LARGEST MANUFACTURERS A OF AIRPLANE UPHOLSTERY LEATHERS A In The U. S. A. f T WAY- RES A FARMS TRANQUILLITY is he N ' 42 Qf L E By Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Milburn O I zndrfrl fifty-nine G4 Jewelrgf Store ES'l'ABl-lSHllD l857 5' S 5 Qx 1 -'m.. Serving the Public for Eighty-six Years Official Emblem -- Maker for the School Class Rings - Pins - Medals ll' l lmeodore G. Plate, In l Corner Main and E. Moore Srrccr HACIQIITTSTOXVN, N. J Tcl. Hackcttstown l26 anther edge Farm TURKEYS and LAMBS ,lwidvdiv T. A. HOWELL, Manager ALLAMUCHY, N. J One lmmrlred sixty ffm, United States Defense BGNDS I - Ki N YQUR BANK AND MINE Mcmlwz' I1-clv1'ul Deprisll l17sL11'c1rm' CjOl'j7UI'tlII-UI? RESOURCES OVER fi5Z.600.0U0.00 Rider College of Business Administration B izee hclor QI' Sc 1't' mu ljuglwx in ACCOUNTANCY SECRE'I'ARiAl. SCIENCE IHNANCE 'l EACHER TRAINING .IOURNALISM O Special 1I7l0!7SI'L'P Defense Cfourses 0 i IJOUNIJISIJ 1865 'l'R1iNION. N. I 0 I I I lx I KEEP HEALTHY IN WARTIME HDIEHLH at Rea's Pharmacy Established 1867 Soda Drugs Dolly Madison Ice Cream 0 PHONE 106 GEORGE DIEHL, REQ. PHARMALIST TELEPHONE SOUTH ORANGE 2-8031 Wilbur C. Crelin SPORTING GOODS VALLEY STREET MAPLEWOOD, N. J FACTORY REPRESENTATIVI Special Discount to All Hackeltstown High Sludents ollzfyr Harvey Stevens GENERAL MERCHANDISE N ff'1' ,- .r:f Erejmww ..,, ,fQ-:, N '95 ,ar g ,g 1 W . f , B2 23 ' 4 I we ' .- 3, ,-s::f:F fff:,, A . ,f-.:..y.-..:.,n,..,. ..... , Lgfsfezf. .fr-,.,,... ,, ., su :fs ,, ,H Im H 841, 1, Ii' Yf 1 A E S ag T gg Q, .Zz J -35, ' 1 1 '- !-- 1E: ':i:--4. 6- '. :: e:: ALLAMUCHY AND TIlANQUII,I.I'I'Y NEW JERSEY TELEPHONE 47 M Q S MIIKOH K. Thorp Q A R STATIONER E235 139 MAIN STREET HACKETTSTOWN GAMES - BOOKS - TOYS - CIRCULATING LIBRARY GREETING CARDS Select Your Magazz'nes From the Largest Display in Northern New Jersey One lzunrlrerl sixly-llzree Taylor 56 Findlay, Inc. DISTRIBUTORS S H A R P L E S S mfhe Veluel Kind IC E C R E A M P. O, BOX 1172 A1.LEN'I'owN, PA Tested and Approved by Good Housekeeping Bureau Conducled by GOQD HOUSEKEIEPING MAGAZINI2 Williams SI Hibler DEALERS IN Lumber, Coal, Hardware and Builders' Material Q W' 1, A U ,,N H 1 ,,777'7 4 ' :xiii 12 1,4 ' ' A dt E glirwzw E :L. - Owflclz AND YARD: I 17-123 L15-IQ1z'1Y STRLELQT HACKETTSTOWN, NMI. Phone 49 One hundred sixty-four WEL H F RMS LONG VALLEY, N. J. COUNTRY BOTTLED Heavy Cream Light Cream Guernsey Jersey Milk Homogenized Vitamin D Milk Chocolate Drink Buttermilk Premium Extra-Rich Milk Sold through ' Long Valley Dairy Mount Pleasant Dairy Tranquillity 6? flllamuclvy Farms Holstein Cattle Dorset and Hampshire Sheep Q ' ARTHUR DANKS, Manager ALLAMUCHY, N. J. One hundred sixty-Hue e gluow aces 0 fnvzfilwesf efzseml K-J .Z if Dx Yo xy if Pea ,. .. fi? -. sn' K ij! , Bf9 v::ASZI ?' ,Z ' 1 x 1 I I Y I N , x. Belvidere Theatre Roy's Theatre, Blairstown Strand Theatre, Hackettstown Washington Theatre Hackettstown Chapter Future Farmers Hackettstown Public School Band of Ameflfa Auxiliary 0111, 'Iii -352' Hackettstown Chamber of Commerce Independence Lodge gg? No. 42 h F. 25 A. M. T L -Iii' -351- L T e e Wfwmo The ROTARY CLUB HACKETTS FOWN, N. J. The KIWANIS CLUB aJ5Ne ' Q3 O I dd'y-even When You Think of INSURANCE Think of ALBRIGHT The Allamuchy Parent-Teachers' 220 Qmwn Avrsmui Y Assgciatign Hackcltstown. N. J. Phone 224 USWLKEV? M I L K Our Own Product w A D. W. A. Live 'I ' r I 'll' if If-fe' ' A A x 'f rr,-o-X1 stock Co-operatlve Auction Market Assn of North Jersey, Inc Om, hundred six tv-eight BAYLEY BURGERBKHMLL INSURANCEAGENCY i cgi? 'liiiif 195 MAIN STREET HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. f Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Buntain I . BLACK ACRE ML Olldy I- B. BOWERS 8 SON Agricultural Implements Tractors and Tractor Tools Hardware and Supplies also A Complete Repair Shop with experienced mechanics I 'elephonc 3 69 l28 Willow Grove Street HAcKETTsTowN, N. J. Benchester Creamery Company, Inc. MILK AND MILK PRODUCTS Great Meadows, N. J. COLEMAN'S Confectionery and Pool Room Candies and Sodas Cigars, Cigarettes Ice Cream EUGENE R. COLEMAN, '98 Proprietor CHURCHMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE 'IA Thorough Business Training School NOW LOCATED IN THE NEW COLLEGE BUILDING Business Administration, Executive-Seo retarial, Accounting. Stenographic, Gen- eral Business. Forty Colleges and Universities, thirty- nine High Schools are represented in the student enrollment this term. Member of the National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools. Approved by the Pennsylvania State Committee on Standards for Private Business Schools. DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS We teach the Pace Courses in Accountancy. Effective Placement Service. Send for Catalog. W. E. CHURCHMAN, Principal 355 Spring Garden Street Easton, Pa. One hundred seventy I I I 4 I B 1 ' Y H T . ug fm our me Own Colleglate Cap and It Pays if You Want Gown Company QUALITY -- STYLE -- VALUE 355 Fifth Avenue NEW YORK CITY SERVICE You Get lf and Save Money at Manufacturers of CHOIR ROBES--BAND OUTFITS C O O K E ' S ACADEMIC CAPS, COWNS Department Store and H0095 I-IACKETTSTOWN,S GROWING STORE SPECIALTIES THE COLLEGE SHOP ' The Eighth Grade Class of 1943 CONFECTIONERY and LUNCHEONETTE 0 151 Main Street Tel. 335 MRS. JOSEPH T OMAINO One hundred seventy-one The Chas. H. Elliott Co. Commencement Invitations Class Day Programs Seniors May your efforts be so directed that your outlook on life will always be toward the Sun. Class Pins, Rings and Menus Leather Dance Cases and Covers Fraternity and Class Inserts for Annuals Work hard, play hard, and stick to the Golden Rule! Fraternity and Class Stationery School Catalogues and Illustrations Wedding Invitations Calling Cards SEVENTEENTH STREET FORD FURNITURE WASHINGTON AND LEHIGH AVE. PHILADELPHIA BELVIDERE FLEMINCTON A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Giammalvo 3919925 C5515 One hundred seventy-two H. L. GOBLE 26 CO. J. A. HARRIS lA Inc. The Store of Clothing Economy CLOTHING FURNISHINGS SHOES TRANSPOR'I'ATION Young lVlen's Suits and Furnishings for High School functions our T specialty QQ Bostonian and Sundial Oxfords for 025 Men or Boys l l Sundial Pumps or Oxfords for Women and Children Gym Footwear for Boys and Girls 133 M GREAT NIEADOWS, N. J. AIN STREE1 I HACKETTSTOWN CLINTON S. HILES ELECTRIC CO. mar' Tgf N41 A GREAT MEADOWS N, J. 276 MAIN STREET PHONE 25 HoPE, N. J. EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL One hundred seventy-three COATS DRESSES J . ELLIOTT HALL General Agent YARD GOODS MILLINERY THE PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE I H COMPANY A T 744 BROAD STREET S A HOOVER' 16 2 MAIN STREET NEWARK, N. J. Also VALLEVOE FARM S LONG VALLEY, N. J. HACKETTSTOWN Enos B. Hoagland COAL 26 SUPPLY CO Agency C O A L I N S U R A N C E LUMBER - - MILLWOIRR HARDWARE - PAINT MASON MATERIALS OXFORD, N. J. PHONE 5 One hundred seventy-four H. STANLEY KIRBY FLOUR - FEED - GRAIN U Allamuchy. N. J. Phone 904-P-14 Steam Shovel Telephone and Trucking Andover 511 F. W. KILPATRICK Contractor ANDOVER, N. J. LEC MANN M. MORGAN is SON HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Wholesale CIGARS, CIGARETTES. TOBACCOS AND CANDIES Phone 484 DOVER, N. J. CUT FLOWERS and DESIGN WORK Member of F lorists' Telegraph Delivery Association GREENHOUSES - 205 WARREN STREET One hundred seventy-hue II I EE It I T 1 CHARLES G. ORT I osMUN COMPANY Inc. 1 ti All Forms of IE PLUMBING AND HEATING INSURANCE CONTRACTORS cmd REAL ESTATE I ix 121 Main Street I . 245 MAIN STREET HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. I I It Royal Scarlet Stores RELIABLE GEORGE GUMM, Proprietor FURNITURE HOUSE A Complete Food Market Known for Fine Meats Where Good Farm-ture IS U-M ft7CXp0r7Sl-U6 FRUITS - ti VEGETABLES T I FRESH FISH Pratts Frosted Foods 229235 Main Street 145 Main street 'Telephone 201 I ' HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. HACKETTsTowN, N. J. One' lumdred sz'z1r'nfv-six M.-.M HARRY L. SMITH Q Dfslricl Agenl I I I THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAI. I LIFE INSURANCE Co. I I OF MILWAUKEE I I The Diulclend Paying Company of SAUNDER'S FOOD MARKET 309 Main Street HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Ei America Phone 21 6 ' Phone 177 WASHINGTON, N. J. A SERVICE STORE I I Richard S. Robinson S E B E R ' S 5 P I N E G R O V E Authorized FORD Service I 5 I I also Other Makes I , ' -Wi'--' 75- f ' ' LONG VALLEY, N. J. I f . I Phone 3-R-16 One hundred Seventy-seven ALVAH THOMAS BROOKSIDE I DAIRY A ELOUR - FEED - H N HAY - GRAIN if I I 'Iii' iii' . 'Iii -351' ii is Hackettstown, N. J. S. TONKENS W 90 MAIN STREET PHONE 196 fi 452 if II ROBERT K. TEEL JI II A B' Hardware, Paints and Oils, W J O E ' S j Sporting Goods I BARBER SHOP Farm and Garden Tools I 5 BARBER3 Auto Accessories No WAITING Phone 5 1 -W I I I I I HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. N ff:-If Q One hundred seventy-eight Union Cemetery Association HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. 54925 0 WILLIAM G. VEY AND SON CADILLAC PACKARD -- PONTIAC AND INTERNATIONAL TRUCK EV? 55015 The VILLAGE BAKERY 15 5 Main Street Phone 552 Only the Best LEON A. WALLING JoB PRINTER Prices as IOw as GOOD PRINTING will permit East Moore Street HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Phone 276-J One hundred szfzrenty-nine T. Y. WARD 'ES CO CEMETERY MEMORIALS HACKETTSTOWN. N. J. The SAFETY PATROL O X Uiwrrtiiifig The TRAVEL CLUB 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. 1 5 7 HACKETTSTOWN One hundred eighty i Q53 THE HACKETTSTOWN CLUB 5 E THE in ' WOMAN'S CLUB The Pohatcong Hosiery Mill SALES Room WASHINGTON, N. J. Mrs. Mabel Willson Mrs. Retta Lundy ASSEMBLYMAN OF WARREN COUNTY Francis L. Thompson 137 MAIN STREET O I d d gl W Dr. C. W. Timbrell Dr. John A. Salandi Dr. Walter H. Harmon J. M. Shevitz, M. D. Dr. W. J. Kossmann Dr. Lewis E. Blessing Dr. J. Olin Curtis Dr. E. C. Hall G. G. Mills, M. D. Dr. G. E. Michell Olldly E Lloyd B. Cochran l HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Mothers' Club of Hackettstown l Aim: To insure the health and happiness of the childrm of Hachettstown. Independence Chapter No. 102 l Order of Eastern Star Robert H. Robson The Garden Club General Torbitt Circle No. 38 Ladies of the G. A. R. Good Intent Council l No. 75 l Sons and Daughters of Liberty i Wide Awake Rebekah l Lodge No. 77 w w 4 The Hackettstown Grange No. 210 Patriotic Order of America Camp 18 o 1 ll nym '1- Atlantic Service Station CHARLES W. SUTTON, Prop. GAS, OIL, TIRES, BATTERIES and Cars Washed The Archery Club Almer's Garage VIENNA, N. J. Phone Great Meadows l-R-15 The Allamuchy School Faculty Apgar's Taxi Phone 322 200 MAIN S'I'RliIi'l' 24 HOUR SERVICE Elston Apgar RANGES APPLIANCES Charley Anthony Electrical Contractor Telephone 56-R-I4 LONG VALLEY, N. J. Prhone 93 Baylor's Restaurant American Home Cooking Home Made Pies 15 WEST WASIIINGTON AVE. Washington, N. J. Phone 93 Robert A. Bodine Fresh Meats and Groceries DRY GOODS - NOTIONS DRUGS Long Valley, N. J. Phone 3-R-I5 The Industrial Arts Department J. N. BALMOOS, Inszrucror One hurzdrcd eigh ty-four Bonnie Bank Turkey Farm WHITE HOLLAND TURKEYS XVILLIAM F. REIIAUNIER, Proprietor WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY Blessing 25 Diehl Building Conlraclors and Millwork HACKETTSTOWN, N, J. 124-W 347-J Telephone: I-lacketts-town 9 26-E-3 ALLIS-CHALMERS Sales and Service B. '55 J. Feed Service HAY GRAIN FEED Farm Supplies Route 6, Great Meadows New Jersey Charm Beauty Salon HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. MEATS GROCERIES The Bests' Market 223 Main Street Phone 471 ERUITS VEGETABLES Blackwood's Express Curl's Barber Shop Telephone 598 The Cozy Corner Luncheonette - Soda Breyer's lce Cream HACKET'rsTowN, N. J. 112 Main Street Cranberry Lodge Restaurant CRANBERRY LAKE, N. J. Route No. 31 Carl Castner G. L. E. FEEDS Farm and Poultry Supplies Canned Goods Hackettstown, N. J. Phone 344 One I1 undred eighty-five Christian Endeavor Arthur Danks Tel, 47-R Joseph DeSantis COMPLETE SHOE SERVICE Store: 131 Main Street HACKETTSTOWN, N, J. N. A. Freeman SHELL SERVICE STATION Hackettstown, N. J. Telephone Hackettstown 336 E. H. Devoe WASHINGTON, N. J. Ford's Funeral Parlors WASPIINGTON, N. J. A Friend Fleming 25 Fleming ELVIRA A. FLEMING INSURANCE Mr. and Mrs. Charles French and Daughters A Friend One hundred eigh ty-six Flying Cloud Service WASHING GREASING GENERAL LUBRICATION Call 531 Gibbs' Farms HIGH QUALITY DAIRY COWS ALLAMUCHY, N. J. The Genevieve Shop Kenny Gruver Gifts Greeting Cards Lingerie D R E S S E S Newton Cleaners Joe DeGregorio J. C. Gibbs BARBER SHOP Long Valley, N. J. JOHNSONBURG, N. J. Hoffman Hardware General Hardware 163 Main Street HACKETTSTOWN, N, J. Phone Hackettstown 5 l -M Hackettstown Nurseries, Inc. Complete Landscape Service BUDD LAKE HIGHWAY HACKETTSTOWN, N. J, Telephone Hackettstown 423 BOWLING Hackettstown Recreation 255 Main Street Phone 317 Harold Hopkins DEALER IN ICE One hundred eighty-seven Hackettstown Steam Laundry 212-214 Main Street Established 1900 Phone I-Iackettstown 430 C. M. LABAR, Owner Exzea M. Johnson HAIRDRESSER Tel. Hackettstown 197-M 100 Church Street A Friend The J igger Shop SoL BRAGAR, Mgr. Exlends its Hearliesl Congratulations lo THE CLASS OF 1943 281 Main Street HACKETTsToWN, N. J. J ohnson's General Store BIEATTYSTOWN, N. J. Kinsey's Tydol Service BUDD LAKE ROAD HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. M. Kowitz S5 Co. FURNITURE OF QUALITY 22 E. Washrington Avenue WASHINGTON, N. J. Telephone 770 Jensen's Soda Club WASHINGTON, N. J. Labar 25 Frantz PAINTERS AND DECORATORS TRANQUILLITY, N. J. Fuller Brush Dealer F. A. LINABERRY Vienna, N. J. phone 905,112 Pthone Great Meadows I-R-14 One hundred eighty-eight Leta's Beauty Salon 117 Main Street HACKETTSTOWN, N, J. Telephone 183-R Oak Ledge Farm Long Valley Inn CHARLES MESSLIER, Prop. Long Valley Dairy C. E. HOFFMAN, Prop. Dealers in WELSSH FARM PRODUCTS Lou's Soda Shop Modern Shoe Shop A. FRONTERA, Prop, Shoe Rebuilding the modem way by LAMOC PROCESS SHOE SHINE Arch Supports made to order 243 Main Street Phone HACKETTSTOWN 439-R Warren Motor Service 246 Main Carburetor and Ignition SPECIALISTS Wholesale, Retail and Service Marlatt's Fruit Farm APPLES AND APPLE JU ICE The Mademoiselle DRESS SHOP 118 Main Street HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. William McNeel Contractor and Builder P. O. Box 194 Hackettstown, N. J. One hundred eighty-nine J. P. Niper J. J. Newberry Co. HACRETTSTOWN, N. J. North Jersey Tire Service 289 Main Street Phone l-lackettstown 5 69 RECAPPING - NEW TIRES AND TUBES Expert Steam Vulcanizing RAY LEMASTERS, Prop. EAT AT ll People's Restaurant l97 Main Street Phone 175-J Police Department SAFETY FIRST Telephone 435 If no answer Phone 64 or 375 Neighbour's Insurance Agency HARRY NE1GHBoUR, Agenz Sherrer Building HACRETTSTOWN, N. J. Lewis Perrine Petty's Service Sinclair Gas, Oil and Lubrication BUDD LAKE ROAD Phone 429-M R. J. Parke PORT MURRAY, N. J. s S. H. Perry Sons Dealers in General Merchandise, Hay, Straw Roofing, Nails, Poultry Wire Barbed Wire - Pratt's Feeds and Remedies Telephone, Wasihington 639 PORT MURRAY, N. J. One hundred 71i7'l6fy INSURANCE Automobile - Fire - Compensation Harold V. Puffer Tel. Hackettstown 904-F 2-l A Friend Ruby's Market FRESH MEATS and GROCERIES 220 Main Street HACKETTSTOWN. N. J. Phone 284 River-Edge Stand WM. J. SUTER Tasty Sandwiches and Good Eats Gas and Oil Service Mountain Ave. Phone 5l2 HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Riddle '25 Tomer MENS CLOTHING WASHINGTON, N. J. Roehrich's Flowers FOR ALL OCCASIONS Try Us Phone 90 St. Mary's Church If Our Work Pleases You Tell Others Smale - The Tailor Fine Tailoring lVlen's Suits Made to Order Expert Altering Dry Cleaning a Specialty HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Phone 26-J Smith Bros. Express Daily Service To Newark and Vicinity Phone 505 Skinner's Store VIENDJA, N. J. Telephone l-R 4 Great Meadows One hundred ninety-one Smith's Daisee Market, Inc. FANCY GROCERIES 127 Main Street HACKE'I'TSTOWN, N. J. Corner Grocer Phone 248 I Phone Netcong 410 I-Iackettstown 338-M Residence ii Robert P. Smith 25 Son Mru111faclu1'c1'.s of Cinder Blocks and Concrete Products Route 6, Between Budd Lake and Netcong Residence, Drakestown, N. J. Sally and Edna's Diner All llonie Cooking Budd Lake Road Route 6 Telephone I76 W Hackettstown 346-J W. F. Seals WELL DRILLING WATER SYSTEMS Residence, Drakestown, N. J. R. F. D. l, Hackettstown, N. J. Edward Silsbee L A I 5AYIT'l I'E STRE I fl' CARTING AND HAULING I -- . . I Roy A. Stiff Dealer in Coal, Flour, Feed, Grain, and Supplies JOHNSONBURG, N. J. Phone I-Iackettstown 903-F-23 INSURANCE Paul L. Sutton , Selected RlSkS TELEPHONE CHESTER 49 Cgmpanieg BRANCHVILLE, N. J. MRS. J. VAN STONE, Prop. Schoo1ey's Mountain Inn Home Cooked Meals Phone Long Valley 4-R-I5 Route 24 Schooley's Mt., N. J. N. B. Swenson Producer of GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK One hundred ninety-two Skinner's Store SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN Phone Hackettstown 3 25 To Vienna and Dorothy R. A. Tinsman WALLPAPER, PAINTS, GLASS HOUSEHOLD SPECIALTIES Tynan Bros. MEAT Main Street Opposite Bank HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Phone 278 The Village Inn CLINTON REEDER. Prop. Allamuchy, N, J, Stewart D. Williams CCarI's Radio Shopj Service on All Makes of Radios Cameras and Photographic Supplies Enlarging and Photofinishing Done on Premises Phone 525 Hackettstown Russell S. Smith Homer M. Taylor CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER The Vanity Shoppe BEAUTY CULTURE Phone 44 West Orange Hosiery Mills, Inc. Stiger Street I'IACKE'I'TSTOWN, N. J. Phone 220 One hundred ninety-three Washington Auto Parts WASI-lING'IiON, N. J. Adam Wandling Allen A. Willson Whitehouse Chevrolet HACIQETTSTQWN, N. J. CHEVROLET CARS Parts Service Damelio Luncheonette MRS. ZMMERMAN WASHINGTON, N. J. Telephone 58 Wateriield Motor Co. Incorporaled BUICK 110 Main Street I-Iackettstown N. J. Sargent's General Store PLEASANT GROVE I-Iershey's Ice Cream l7c a pint May Worden Personality in Dress MODISTE DRESSMAKER i Schooley's Mountain, N. J. Tel. I-Iackettstown 901-I3-5 E. John Wildrick RECORDER REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Morgan Brothers One hundred ninety-four Beaty's Mill F E E D HACKETTSTOWN, N. J, WASHINGTON, N. J. Lower Prices Always Endicott Johnson Shoe Company Better Shoes for Less Money CARL A. TESTA, MGR. 166 Main St. Hackettstown, N. J. Chas. O. Hayford Hack. 448 Tels. Mo-43461 H. Shrank '55 Son TAILORS -- CLEANERS -- FURRIERS i'Of the Better Kind 184 Main St., Hackettstown 173 Speedwe11 Ave., Morristown New Jersey James F. Savage D. V. M. F. Deusinger Franklin Laboratories Dr. H. L. Grande PHONE 100 SURGEON CHIROPODIST SI-IERRER BLDG. HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. OUR Morro Is: Good Service L. Levitt Corner Main and Moore Streets HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Confectionery -- Cigars -- Stationery Newspapers and Periodicals Mornz'ng. 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