Hackettstown High School - Oracle Yearbook (Hackettstown, NJ)
- Class of 1946
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TITMAN I XVISH D e d i c a 'I' i o n TO IQXPRESS OIR DI-Il-Ql'l'1N'l' AND SINCERIC Al'l'Rl-ICIATIUN AND GRA'l'l'l'lYlJE FOR IIICR l.OYAI.'I'Y HER INYAl.l'AlSI.l'1 GIFIIJANCE AND HER IJNDINIINISHED DEVOTION NVE THE CL.-XSS Ol I9-16 DIKAIL IHIS lXVI',N'l'Y'Sl-'VI-IN'lxH VOIIXH Ol THE ORACLE T0 MRS. LOUISE I,. TITMAN THE FRIEND AND ADYISICR Ulf OUR HIGH SCIIIUOI. CI.-XRI-IIAXRS Five - I .471 4 J, Six 5 6 O LJ f. V -1 - Z E: fi -1 U fi u-. A 4.7 3 O ... 'n 2 Q LJ '45 -.. Z ,J 11 Q.. 'c L 5 .C U LIT .EL I 5 a z an P .f L: P Y 2 I N. C .if Q -N F' w N. Fl -N N. M 'N 'g v C Q ,-T N L U if z Lf U A JI :...I 'I P f Z .C 5 La S-C p -I 4 ,- U5 :J 50 C Q.: L3 - Z :Q E cl: o 2 1 i K .J E Q 9:3 .: Q 4 E r 9 r .- Z 'E C I Q. Q 5 C i -. 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High Srlmol l'rz'm'ij2al Nine -,Jin I J as - -1-1-1.1. EMILY JOHNSON Stenogmplly and Typewriting Plrzitslmrg Sian' Nornml School SlH1ll107l5 College Now York U izivcrsily HPZLIQN S. CADY, B. flu Ed.j English Sl1IH1Z'SlI Unitwd Slalzts' History I Iiurkncll University THE ORACLE Trn Louisa L. V-FITNIAN, A. B. A111 H1 ematics Elmira College XVILLIAM H. Vookumis, B. C. S. Bookk1'f'piI7g COIIlIlll'Tl'l-Ill Arithmetic and BIISZDIIICSS Training Slffnograplly, Omoo Practice Ridwi' Collfge of Comni1'1'f'f' .f,.,,' KJ, 4 THE ORACLE a iff wi . . .fl ' 4 , -. .E A -M . . jg ' Q- If , A. V Xl '4iil r 1' A 2' ' L. .'XlBl'1l I lid.fM. Mus. E'l'HlCl.'Bl. HAL1-1, A. B. 'W Iinglislz iulgzqrs l li11c'km'Il U11iz1m'sz'iy ,f .wif N1-11.soN SLIIUQR, B. Qln c10ll1.D Bookkeeping CUllllllf l'C'l.lll Afitlzznrlic and Bll.Yill!'.Y.Y Training Gcnrfml Malhemallcs Rider College ol clOllIlIll'l'CC ft!! BIARTHA N. Evrtkrrr, A. B. MRS. fll'1l.liN f,l'lil.l.li'l l'li, B. A. Lalin United Stafws History II Enqljsl, llforld Gvogmplly lVo'rId Hislory Monlclrm' Stale '1I'!l6'lIK7'.Y Collrge Mm,,,.1,m. SMH, 7-,,m.1,,,,.S Collvgl, Eleven u A ,' 1 f, B: - 'Q 1'HEoRAcl.E K9 if! xv GRACE I. Wl1.1.mMs, A. B. Art lfnglislz Unifvd Stairs I-Iz'slm'y I Imrg Stan' Xornml SFIIOOI lilumns SIlSIlIll'llIl7I7lIl l!11z'w'1'.siIy C0l1l7lIlliIl lfnivrrsify MARY B. M1c:1lAr:L, A. B., M. Apjilffd Sf'1'I'7ll'I' Ct'lll'7Y1I Sf'iI'I1l'!' l311f'km'Il UIIiTlK'1'.YI5f3V 1.Alfk1c'1'1'1c CUNNORS, A. B. Biology Guidam'zf Cnllwgc' of Sain! lilizabetll Mmzlrlnir gfllfl' Tz'a1'l1f'rs Cnllz' flEORGl'Z E. Mlczrmlcl., B. S., Ag'riruII1m' . Un1'w'rs1'ly of lIr'lawm'1' Cm'm'll University Twelve ge lk xiii. f I TH K MRS. 1,0RO'l'llY M. B1cs'1', B. S. 1101110 limrz m11u's New 411'1'.x1'y Collfgr' for Wmnen C11AR1.r:s A. AIORRISUN, B. S., En. M. lJir1'1'lm' of l'lrysimI liclumtifm and flllllrtzhs ORACLE MRS. Hl'Il.l41N R. SNYDICR Pll3'Sil'Ill liducalion 1Jin'f'lm' of Girls' fI!l1l1'tir's Tiff' Sawzgr' Srlmol of I'llys1'1'al f'jlllll'1lfZ'0I'I .form N. BAIAIOOS, B. S. Un Ecl.j En NI ,III1Il.S'fl'1Llll Arls AIl'!'llIII1I.!Yl1 limwing 11f'f 3 'H Collfgf' Sll'lIIl!l5IlIlJ'g' Staff' T1'a1'l1e'rs Cllllfgr' Iiulgrrs Uniz1f'rsiIy IfIlfg'l'TS Uni111'rs1'!y Thirteen .V f' 1' H E o R A c L E M -Il-ANN141 'l1ONlPKlNS, B. A. Dircrlor of Band, Or1'l1f'.sIrf1 and Gln' Club Nfw jrrsry College' for Illomen NIILDRIZD BEAM High Sfhool Srfrwlary Hzzrlczftisio-nnz High School Fourteen NIILDRFIJ A. R101-1 l.il1ra1'ian Brooklyn l,il1m1'y Sfhool RUTH E. FROST Clerk Hnrkgttstozun High School :fbi 4 f I H Mx'k'l'1.lc lu-xkl-1, R. N. Sflmol Nznzw' Brooklyn Hosjhlnl Mks. LAURA BRYAN l-11m'll Room SIllJ!'7 Uf.S01' ORACLE Mks. EDNA Ev:-:k1'1 1' Atzwzdafzrc Offirm' CUIUIIIIUI lillsilless College Mus. FAYIC H. STII-'F 1.11m-I1 Room Assisiant 1 iftz'z'n Sixteen Q.-Z -liar THE ORACL 'J Finn Ediforial Sfaff lizlilm'-X11-Cllif'j 111-Xl,l'Il B1-z.x'1 l'Y , fX.Sl'.S'f1l71l 1'frlilm'.s Hn-.msn-.R'1' B.xR'1'ow I unx 7 X IRIQINIA S'l'R.'UVAY QHXR X IRIXINI lil-1'l l'x' 'l'x'N.xx li11.s1'11f'.x,v Alrzrmgwn Inu .'Xmp,xR ,bI.ss'islm1f 1i11.sfm'.s'.s Munugr RKPIZIAQR llfuuux ll 1 x R M,-xR'1'll.x Klkm' on Sm mu IIIQLIQN M1kl'l,u,x Lxllxx IIN .lrlisls .XI,liIl'. lil-:mms lux: x St'7'f'71f!'!'1I CCFS SS Cla L .2 2 0 V7 ...,.....x.. i ,r s- it ww! R' Q , 17 xs '1 A w '- ,Q Nrww NYM' Eighteen I hcrcszi Klimas Lois Apgar Mrs. Louisc 'l'itmz1 1 Gerard Alofhllcim Nlarllizi Kirby Lewis Ryan Secretary 'lrcusurcr 11462111 President Historian Vice-President E-J. Dvem witty! f ff - X ' t W! W, - X SQ '74 X e t ',, , fo - ' ix ,fs . N j i HAWK 3 x Q Yi 1 ' Tb-:NCQ ,P ',' -Z e e,-kv f' 0 2 ' 7 4f' -5' if F A' 'X I f ,. sr ...Ulf 'i ff 7? Class Song Four golden years we've spent with you, Four years we will never forget. YVe've had such lun throughout these days XVC really canlt forget them. Our hearts recall the joys and memories too, ALB. N .'. sf I Oh! how we loved those days but now they'1'e thru. Now, the time has come for parting, But some day we'll know we'll meet again. Goodbye to H. H. S. Goodbye! School days for us are sadly ending It makes our lonely hearts feel sad. You were the dearest friends and teachers That helped us through these joyous lour short years Now we must journey on into the world, Now we have reached the end ol' our hard climb. So long to dear old H. H. S. And some day our thoughts will wander back here, YVhere happiness was made for us. .'XI,ltIli lirixotst RCJl5l4IR'l' Collis HowARD l'l0MBORDX Twenty NIARY RCIISIXSKJN B1-1TTY SIIHMI-IAI r' K Q THE ORA C I a s s P a e m scznoot, my nrgxioimas XVe started here as Freslnnen, Four short years ago: XVe learned to know eaeh otherg XVe kept the rooms aglow. XVe roamed the halls now dear to us: XVe talked as eonirades dog XVe learned to know our teachers. thus, 'l'o make our dreams come true. And as the years proceeded, Many comrades were in .Xrmsg 'l'hey helped to share the burden Ol' the world's most dangerous harms. Dear H. ll. S., we'll miss you More than words can say. The merry hum ol' school rooms, The happy days ol play. Nell 1niss the good old loothall gamesg The lun we had ol' old, But most ol' all wt-'ll miss the school 'l'hat helped us make our goal. XXX-'ll miss the help ol' teachers X'Vho strived to make us learn. Dear ll. ll. S., we promise 'l'o you we'll always turn. This motto we have chosen 'fo tts we hold it deal, lVe hope that yott will keep it 'lhrougllotlt every year. Impossible is U11-.klllCl'lC1lllQH lVe'ye tried to make tl1is clear. XVe'll share the problems ol' this world XVith Sllfllglll and not with lear. ,Xnd with these cherished memories Ol' days we spent in srhool, Nell look ahead to luture work, And strive to keep this rule. 1'zt'1f'1tx -om' CLE xlfkllil. Nrxx I is -Wfaff ., f Jak .I , 'Q' 1' H E ii 22- -A 'f ORACLE Lois NoRii1NE Al'GAR COII'l7ll!'l'I'fII1 Coursr' XVl1en basketball season comes around, Lois really goes to town. Business Manager of The Oracle, 'lg Class Treasurer, fl-Al: Band. l-33 Glee Club, lg Travel Club, 23 Student Council, 33 Class Basketball, l-2-3-4g H for Basketball. lg Class Baseball, 35 Class Play. I: Class Day Program Committee. CKJRN Ifl,lA BAKKl'lR CUIl77l7!'l'I'fIII Cmzrsf' Always doing, never done, be it misehiel, work or lun. H for Honor Roll. l'2Q Clee Club, -lg .Xrelr ery Club, 23 Class Basketball. I-2-3--lg Class Baseball, fl: Class Day Program Committee. SHIRLEY BARN1as Gcfrzrml Coursr' The reward ol' a thing well done is to have done it. Belvidere High School. I9-12-lilsl-1: Class Bas- ketball, lg Hattkettstown High School, l9'l'l- lfl-lli: Class Basketball, 3-l. Htikmzirr KENNETH Bakrow flU1IZ7llI'l'f'Ilfll CUIIIIYI' l'l1e world knows nothing ol' its greatest men. Class Play, fl, Model Airplane Club, lg Radio Club, 2: .Xssistant liditor of 'l'l1e Oracle. Al, Basketball, 2: Baseball, l-2-3-lg H for Base- ball, -lg H for Honor Roll, 2,33 Class Basket- ball, 2: Class lreasurer. 23 Stage Manager for Class Play, lg Class Day Program Committee. 7l1l'1fIllvY'IIUO . ,f 'J' . M. QM, ,8- 4'f'j,iJ kay l J Y ,.Jg,li,'g , fs., .. .JJ 1 A t f Y' QM. vw, QQ !!-:ftoRAcLE yX'fif-f-ik wie! AJ. if f- 1+ if fs-ss ,H -.ss Hlsvaftliv 5 J --H' cf x .-J' B Ciaktktimz E1.iaAxoR BEAM C0lIlIIII'lY'I'1ll Cnursr' My own thoughts are 1ny companions. xcl Club, lg Safety Patrol, 2. RA1.vu EMr1RsoN Bt-:A'1'1'Y SI'I.l'lIflfi1' Cozzrsr' Many at task well done. Many lriends well won. lidiloivin-Chief ol' 'l'be Oracle. lg Class l'lav. 3- lg Stage Manager. Ii: H for Honor Roll. l-2-31 Basketball, 2-fl-,lg H for Basketball, 341: Baseball, I-2-3--l, Captain, lg H for Baseball, J g J L-5-sl: Class Basketball, I-1.-fi-sl. Captain. 33 Model Airplane Club. 21 lll'0jCl'llUll Club, 33 Student Council, l, President. l: ,xlllll'lll' Asso- ciation. Ig President, -lg Salutatoriang Class l'ro- lJlICl'l'. I. I 6 1 it buff ..,:'4- ,,fj',' ., '-. JV 5751: - 1, 1. ' 'B,ERARllJOSlil'll BICNNEIVI' BYl'fJIll'1lfI?lADl Cr111r.s1' - 's l l'ltis is as wt-ll said as il' l said it myself. Model Airplane Club, lg Radio Club, 2: Bas! ketball. 2-Tl-I: Baseball. 3-I: Class Play. -I. At.1c1c Louisa B1aNo1s'1' l.'oll1'g'r' l'r1'pr1ruIory CIIIIVXI' 'ZX penny lor your thoughts. .Xrtisl for 'I'be f,l'2llilC, l: Class Song fl0Ill- mittee. lg Clee Club. lg Band. lg H for Band, lg Ort'l1esti'a, I: Press Club, 2-fl: At't'lierv Club, 2: Safety Patizol' lg Class Basketball, ll-2-343 Baseball. fl. . 'I'u'l'1llvY-Iflnv' ,, 0' if 'ri ORACLE H E Q? 2 :figs 'i 1 vga s5 SF s in MELVIN L. CnARTERs Scicnlihc Course He delights in acids, gases, and fumes. Chess' Club, 23 Science Club, 3. VVILLIABI DAVIE ,'lgl'l'1'1lUlH'III Cmlrsf' XVl1y do lomofrow what you can do the day aQter tomorrow? ture l'lZlI'll1Cf0f America, I-2-3-45 Vice- 'r si ent, 3. J dll yy, i , J ' v ' C w , , WILNIA DAVIS sf ' g l Gen1'ral Course ..'fBillie is happy, full of fun, Talks a lot, but there's no 0' l11ll'lll done. V .Xrchery Club, 2: Commercial Club, lg Rec Cross Club, 3: Dancing Club, 4. IRENE L. DEMICELLI Gmzeml Coursf' Flirlalion in her every glance. Glee Club. l-2: Press Club, 29 Class Basket ball. I-2-3-I1 Connnercial Club. lg Dancing Club 23 Riding Club, 2-3. T1l,'6!Ify'-flllll' . -lf QS ge e .gpg TH ORA E lf RUBY MARIE IDICKSON CUIIIHII?TI'fIll CUIIVSI' .X quiet tongue shows an wise llC2lll.U liuucl. I-2-3-'lg Ol'cl1eslra. 'lg Class Plan. l. EMMA JANE Dmm, fLIflI!'TIll Cnzlrsr' One's lile is but ll jest. Clce Club lg Arelxery Club, 23 Xlalllnger of ass Bzxgkclball, El: H for lluskellrzlll. Il: .Xrlisl lor The Oracle, 'lg Art Club, I. DOROTHY IBILTS Gr'm'ral COIITSI' Haste makes waste, why luu'ry? NIERKJSIXJW E. llunmk Sriwnlifiz' Culniw' 'l'lle ll2lIJlJlllL'SS ull mum clepencls on no lmookf' Fuollxzlll. 3-lg ll for lfnollmll. I, 'l'1l'1'l:Ix'-flaw' Q I 6,1 '1 l I I .1 iv I QV , A V' A -iflfff .fag li. I THE o R A c I. EN VIRGINIA CLAIRE FARLEY Gezwrnl Course A merry heart goes all the day. Library Club, lg Press Club, 33 Glcc Club, 2 1. M., mf, -.Id yy, kv' JULIA F. FREEBoRN mf Con1m1'r1'i11I Compu' , 1 Loyal in lrienclship, in all Ui Q- g fy she does sincere. 5 o CE!! . 9 18,3 Club. 2: Safety Patrol, lg Connnercial ' lub. 15 Dabcing Clmm, lg Rell Cross Club, 33 'V ass Day Program Committee. 1 I s v ' H 0' ' r i . . we jf .vll ofgycv 'A I tum ,Aim rw-fs? Fhf-M ilk-asa.. ,,,,,,,,,, vu-H ...f-.J rung. RoBi:R'1' L. Goes Sl'f!'Ilfl'flI' Comxwf UXVOIHCII never bother me, much! Vice-President of Class, 3g Class Song Com- mittee, 43 Commencement Usher, 33 Glee Club, 'tm' M 3-lg Band, l-2-3-'lg Orchestra, l-2-3413 Football, Bhlg H for Football, sl: Baseball, -lg Sllulenl Council. 33 Class Basketball, lg Class Play. Al: Class Day Committee. jf' Iiucxu Axxic GRoc:AN I . I K fif'HK'l'Il1 Coursf' ' ,,.y' r NJ 1' 9' gf l'liis happy, happy lile will never V leacl me into strife! fl . Cbeerleatler, I-2-33 H for Clreerleacler, 33 H H . Lee Club, l-lg Commercial Club, l, Secretary, K lg .Xrt and Interior Decorating Club, 2, Riding ll ', Club. 2: Class llaskelball, l: Press Club. -l: .Xrt CI l. l: Cl: M lk ' C ' '-g Clan: IJ: 1 -I. JM.. 1 I 1 V N N J ll 1 INN If Ulllllllllll ISS ly Q 'K 1' , 'I ul 11, . ly , 4 X' 1 1 . f I 3 I ,f ji Tzvenir-six J I I , , .1 I. .. J, y I JJ, - ' V JJ M W I wir. ,J- I li S Zi?-W ls, sf, , ,Q T H E 0 R Af J g.i+f6 5252 ft. nfl' ACLE Nr -IAIXIICS Hmzkls Sr'ir'nlif11' Cmnzsz' nw, I rczlcl rm zxrliclc so wllcrc that said .... IIIC- I'1m-Ilnglll Club, Ig Iiuml, I-25 Orcllcslral, Roralik I-Imuus Sc'i1'11l1'fi1' CUIIIISI' .X IIIIIC nonscnsc now and IIICIII Class l'l'csiclvnl. I: .Xssislzml Business Klan.: 1 of Il ' ' ' I Roll I I lt Onulm. I, II for llono' KUIIIIIICIIICIIICIII I IIt'lI 'I' I ' ' s . ., 'loss Clulm. lg Sal Patrol. I' I-'oollrlll I 'I 'I I II Iol I'oollnII K J I: Ihlslwllmzll, L-II-Ig II for II:1skcll1:1II II II:1sc-lmll, I3 Clzlss Ihlskcllnznll, I2-II-I: If s I'l'n 'I 'I' K'l'l s Will I Cllss Du IILL ..s. , 1 .: 21' Commi Goknox R. Hrixlmlcksl 1o'r XVI I' ulurc zsclmll .'Ig'I'Il'lIHIlI'lll Crzzrrsa' ly should thc Dcvil llznvc alll lllc good lima-s? I :n'lm'rs of .Xnnc1'iu. 25- 1 ..-Ol. ,. - 4 I 1 I I I u llmlll I, H lol Io Il.1II, I, Iiaslxnllmll. I 2-3-VI: II for IIz1sl4cll1:1ll. I: IIzlsclmlI, I-ZAEI-I: H Io II: I' i'I'1ss Ihskcllxlll I ' I I Ihml I ' lluh 1 ' Rzulio I 1 'E . . , .I.. 4. 1 . '-'.', I . L3 Class Illlf. Ig xICIIlL'IllUCS, Class Ilan Commillcc. INIARV H1akYI.A fi1'11r'rr1l CUIHIYI' l'Somc work, some play mzlkcs Iilc more guy. Cllcss Club, 23 Rccl Cross Clulw. II: Il Club I '1'!llY-.w'1'r'lI ami nl ixfu . -If 4. THE' ORACILE L f' J f. I n sd A 8' UM I . it, 1 f tar .4 li .-l' V' ru Lylxll 3 xo f vi .i ,K ' I .',i., E ,U ,.f 1 it r' M bi! l 1 Ai . fs' g ,,f, , .5 X 0 . if L' A -a Llllsa' I . clit: . 4 , if, 4151 ef WINIFERD C. HESSICJN General COIITSI' Her very frowus are fairer far Than smiles ol' other maidens are. Holy Family .Xc'aclemy, IEH2-l9ll: Class Bas- ketball, I-2: Library Club. 1-23 Hafketlstown High School, 194-l-I9-16: Dancing Club. lg Class Baseball. l: Clpss Day Committee. ..,., .f'Y'li1oBlifl:7iiHo1mC' gf 1- 2 ,' f ,,,.4 X ' S'rir'LQHQf,U'l'f'1' L, -fr l fig ilvwell-known merit. Vith we ,clone tasks to his credit. Class Pres' cut, 1533 ' for Honor Roll, l ' G I tu L all 'K 33 lfootba -21,3-4ZmH for Football 'l-l' Col: lefli g I 113321 Class Basketball. fl-I: Yalemlir- torianz Class Day Committee. 1-L-3, lee U , tgwcljyx-fn6 -- V -1. ww. President, 3 . -l' nt .Xlhlelic Assoniation u K l EDWARD L. I-IoMBoRm' Collcgf' 1,l'c PIl7'1Il0l'y Comxsa' He's great at football, it's plain to see and he has a swell personality. Class Song Committee, 'lg Class Basketball, Aly H for Honor Roll. lg Clee Club, 3-1, Secretary, 3, l'resiclent, -l: Band. 2-fl-'ll Orchestra. 3: Chess Club. 2: Football. fl-43 H for Foolbzlll. 3--l, Captain, 'lg Memorial Day Play. 2. CLERARD QQEORGIQ JUCHHEIM College Ilreprlrrziory Coursr' His blushes are as lair as any lIlZllllCll'S.H LaSalle Aeaclemy. lSll2-lflllx Class Basketball. 23 Hackellstowu High School. lflll-llllli: Class Presiclent. l: Cleo Club, 3-lg Baseball, fi-'l3 Class Basketball. l: Slllllfllll Coumil. I: Nlillllll' Ora' Lion. Twenty-eight 'A E fum f ,Q ll CHRISTINE MAE -IIINES filfllfflll CUIIILSI' itllc iII SIIIIIIINCQ big in voice JQIIN LEU JUNE S1'ir'1It1'Hr CUIIVSI' All gI'C1ll IIIQII arc dying: I Iccl sick myself. ' 101' Roll. 3 2 , -21 ' H fm H01 I Bind I Il fm Id I-23 cJl'CIICSll'2l, I-23 H for 0IIIIu I Z Duicing Clllll I lltlllllllll 'P 'I I 'H Im 1 - ,-4 - ,...- I ,, 4 .-. I uitliall, 'Ig Baskcllmall, I-L: Class Baakmtm I 7 I I Class Play. 3--I3 XICIIICIIUJCS. Ig Cllss KOIIIIIIIIICC. REGINA KASIIER CUIII7IIl'I'l'I'Ill Cuznlw' Hu' ways arc ways ol plcasainmss md all llcr paths are IDCZICCH Ilclximlcrc High School, I9-I2-ISHS: Hall I lilo Class Basketball, 2-33 IMIGICIQCIISIIHNII II I I C I I I Iool I915-19,163 llancing KZIIIII, -3 1 I my IIII Cmiiinillcc. BENJAMIN Kfxss , CUI1l7II!'7Y'I.!lI C!llH'SI'. Hc'cl rallicr dzinrc lllilll cal LII l,2llI'UI, I-25 Ulcc filllll. EI: xlClllLlllKI N K Iiss Day I'l'0gl4Illll COIIIIIIIIICC. HH' . . 'Aff .na TH E 0 R A C L E- S. 3 4. E 'G V' XV MARTWHA LILLIAN KIRBY ' Sc'if'r1tz'fif' Course Those whose locks outshine the sun. Class Historian. l-2-3-'lg Assistant Business Manager of The f,l'2lClC,!T 45 Red Cross Club, lg Class Plat' 3. ITHERESA MARIE KLIMAS Sriwllifir' Colnzw' Blushing is thc color ol' virtue. Class Secrctary,'2-43 Secretary of Athletic As- sociation. 2: H-'t 'l' Honor Roll, lg Red Cross Club, 23 Chcerldit er, l-2-33 Hcatl Cheerleader, lg Press Club. l. 3. Q L' o , ' , fi . If L lil N -i x ' BERNICE C. KRAWZAK CUlIlIl1l'l'I'fIl1 Course HCll2lIlCl'. chatter as I go and I go on l'orever. H for Honor Roll. lg Chess Club, 2, Secre- tary, 25 Connnerfial Club. I: Real Cross Club, 33 Dancing Club, l. VIRILINI.-X Rtrrn NIAXVVELL CU1lllIIl'lY'fIl1 Coznsrr f' 'C-X little learning is a dangerous thing. Connnerrial Club, lg Captain Safety Patrol, l-23 Basketball. 2-3-41 Dancing Club, 43 Glee Club. lg Class Plav. -I, Thirty 11-U 'Z 1 ll' ,IV 9 I Mn CLE ua M Mjlv I U ,VJ ' I3,xR1mR.Lx M. MCKHNNA flzfmwul Cnzrmr So 11111c'l1 to do-so li11lc1lu11c. fl0llllllCl'l'l1Il Club. lg lllllllllllll' Club, 23 Dam'- i11g Club, lg Glcc Cl11b. -I. Al1cNN111 M1c:11N11cw1c:z f:0lIIIlIf'fl'I'lA!ll Cuzfrxw' 'XX l'1'ic11cl in 111-cal isa l'1'ic'111l llNlL'L'1l.H Glcc Club, -lg Class Basketball, l-2-lg C111114 lllCl'ClZll Club. lg Class Play. I: Class Day l,I'Ugl'illll fl4llllIlllIll'C. ' Q Hl'1I.liN ANN M114111.14.-x . ' v 1 I ' V fi!'IIf'l'IIl C011r.w'. .. . - 14 f- I ll2lYC olwn reMvt1ed my? spa-v1'l1, ncvcr my silc11c'L'. .lssislallt Bll5lllCSS Manager ol' wlllll' fll'Lll'lC.' lg Glcc Club, lg Al'l'llCI'y Club, fl: Class llZlSlxC'l' ball. 2-34: H for Bz1skcll1z1ll. l: Class Play. I. Emu. AIORGAN 1.4 Sr'1'1'21lifi1' Co111'.w' :Il is z14'Q1'cz1l sin to bv lou ll2lllllS0lIlL' a 111a11. Baseball, l-2-3--lg ll fm' Baseball. fill: l-'um ball. 2-3-l: ll for l 1111lI1all, Il-l: Glcc Club 3- I3 Class Basketball, 2-flsl. Thirty-one K .r-' X 5: 1. E -W MADELINR MURPHY College Pl'l'pIll'IlfU7'y Course HYVIICII Irish eyes are smiling. Assistant Business Managggr of The Oracle. fig Clee Club, l-25 Press ub, 2-3-4, Editor-iw f Chief, 2-3--1g litlitor-in-Chief of 'l'iger's Tale. I . 3-4: Safety Patrol, l-43 Class Basketball. l-2-343 KX Class Play. 3: Class Day Committee. MARGARET NARDIICCI Gerzmvll Coursf' ls she not more than painting can express? Clee Club, lg Class Basketball. 3-lg Dancing Club Instructor, 4g Commercial Club, lg Dra- matic' Club. 2: Class Day Program Committee. a ' ' f if ,.-'J 0 ' .rj ' 'P J'-' 1 ii I ' V ff it . Q .- , -fl, A ,, 1 ' i vfjj' V V 1' ff Miz' y ty J R I - , l v I' jj? I , ,f L' , rf .1 , w' fd- ' 7 ' qM7I1l?1'l'MCOIlTSl -M , xl .,t 5 s ' ,A f 1 - A!! ff, .. ' ff . jr. I 9 fi' 1 X, ., I . Safely' PMN' fl C0r?'nereial Club, resllent, 'v 1 1 4, J J lg Dramatic 'ub, 23 Jas, Bhfy, 23 I lass Bas! f' 1. ' Ikeda l 3: Cllss Poem, lg C iss Play, 4: Class Day Progrv 1 Committee. r - ff 1 gf' A lv' Y 5 I .A vw 2'E!',if't,.'v 4- S, A 1 'a CLARA cJI,liNlCK College P1'1'p1u'r1tm'y C011 rsf' .i Honor lies in honest toil. H for Honor Roll, l-23 Glee Club l-'P' H for Basketball. 33 Class Play, -lg Honorary l-Issav. Tlzirlux'-Iwo . .1 ,, ' W f She suficzeetxsbafn all she attempts. f-Y--f if faq 'rl-It 0,RACLE 9' , R el,-, ' R -R W, C .L PAUL L. PERRY Sl'iI'l'IlfflC' Coznxsf' To worry little, to study less, thufs my idea ol' happiness. Clee Club. 3-lg Class Play. bl. DAvm PFAFF Ag1'ir'11l!1u'aI Comxw' 1 Dave shines when it comes Lo farming Future Farmers of AlllCI'lCll, 3-4. VVlI.LIAM R. PRYSLAK Sciwllifif Coursf' I know not the ways of women. H for Honor Roll. l-2: Safely Patrol, I Model All'1JlZlllC Club, lg Class Play, 2-3. JENNI1-1 BARBARA RABINSRA Gerzvral Co11'r.w' Very quiet and demure- Yel one is never quite so sure. H for Honor Roll, 23 'l'l'z1vel Club, 1-Z Safely Patrol' 1. Th irtlx'-Ill rm' 921' gp' I . .1 A Q 1 . F, It uf il ' L E oRAcLE LILLIE M. RILEY ' Gemfml Cozlrsfr Her heart is with the Navy. Commercial Club, l3 Dramatic Club, 23 Dane- ing Club, 4. ' A fy If 0-fndw NORMA JANICE RILEY General Course Good things come in small packages. Clec Club, 'lg H for Honor Roll, 2. ub- 42: MARY LELA ROBINSON N ? College Prepzzmtory Course V-D Pleasure and action make time I seem short. Glee Club, I-2-3-43 Safety Patrol, l3 Archery Club, 23 Class Basketball, I-2-3-43 Class Song Committee, 4. VYK1 , . .s .M ..,.t .. . I JANE LUIS RKJIJENBAUGH College P1'1fp1n'atory Course She's the very Hrst one to don The latest fashions that come on. H or Honor fRoll, lg Commencement Usher. 33 Class Basketball, l-2-3-43 Assembly Committee, 2-3-43 Red Cross Club, 23 Cheer- leader, l3 Glee Club, lg Class Play, 2-3-43 Memen' toes Aj Class Day Committee.- J Thirty-four 1 -i Wx wt. if T W Q I I F? HE ORACLE LEWIS RYAN Grfmwzl Cnursr' It's tlIc Irish iII lllC.n lfnotlmnll, 2-3-'lg ll fm' lfuotlmall. 3-A13 Student iiutittcil, lg Class Day Coimiiittee. BETTY SCIIMEAL Sf'ir'I1l1'fir' Cm1I's1' YVlIzIt did I do now? Class Song CuIIIIIIitteC. l: Glcc Club, 3-l: H fm' Brtskctbull, 3. JUAN NIARIE SIII-:RRY CUIlI7lH'Tl'liIl1 Colltzsf' 'l'lIeI'c 1ll'C smiles tlIzIt make us llztppy Xssistzmt Busiticss Matutget' of 'I'IIe Oracle tg C1oIIIIIIeIII'eIIIcIIt llshet, 3: Glec Cluh, l 5 Red Cross Club, 23 fl0lllIllCl'C'l1ll Club, lg Cllteu lf-:IIleI'. l-2: Class llziy l,l40gl'1lIIl.CUIIIIIIIIICC. A JANE MARll41 SxII'I'H CUIII7III'l'I'l.Ill Cozzixw' Silt-Itfc is the greatest virtue. C1oIII1IIcI'I'izIl Club. lg Red Cross Club. 2-3. ' 1wllil'fVY'fl'l'!' I JO 57 ik E oRAcl.E 'Wm M RICHARD S. Srolrr I ' -,Ji-A-:'. if 'P' we ' e ' V' f, Wi College lJrr'pm'nlory Course U A little nonsense now and then is sometimes wished by the wisest of men. Chess Clulm, 3: Class Play. fi-lg Class Day Com- mittee. , rl L ef' , jf JV VV CYNTHIA V. STRAWAY v i . '. 'v 3 v 1 W I V C1em'r1zlC.o111's1' . Y ' ' ' .I , ,4, One cannot know everything. , ,, 0 , I bf' ' 'Vd.Xssistaut Editor of 'l'l1e Oracle, 43 Class , . 1 f Basketball, 2-33 Class Day Program Commillee. ,J Yr 1 If y . V Qi A it , ' L . if J, ' W, is in ,gl .- if EVELYN FANNY TENNY f367I!'7'!lI Course , Good nutured, sincere, and true. 1 i Assistant Business Manager of The Or- acle, 4. I 1 xii, V I Y Lois ELAINE IIHHOINIAS COIll7l16TC'ilI1 Course Good sense, which is only the gilt ol' heaven. Assistant liditor of The Oracle, 'lg H for Honor Roll, l-23 Glee Clulm. lg Class Day Pro- gram Committee. Thirty-six ' 'Ir' 1 .. .1 Jak 'ri-IE oRAcLE Kar 'l i'?11- --fi? We fm M -0 'B 1. Vial ufw' L.. , v u btofwi EA -.s MS? A? uf, 'C' yd X wif 45 5 vis' lNi1.1.nc 'l'iNN1f1Mr1Y1iR flmlwrrzl Coursr' Oh, that agreeable condition ol' doing nothing! Christopher' Colunihus High School, New York. 19,12-1915: Safety Patrol. lg Glee Cluh, lg afkctlstown High School. l9l5-lfllli. BARBARA YIQRIMINIER lv? gf' mv' Collrgr' Pr1'parnlnry Coursz' QI' fi H Enjoy life while you may, JS! 9, f You'll he a long time dead. Qr .Xssistant litlitor of 'I'hc Oracle, 4: Band, Ur l-25 H for Band, 23 Press Club, 2-3, Assistant Business Manager, 33 H for Press Cluh. 3: Class llaskethall, I-2-3-lg H for Basketball. Al: M Class Baseball, 3: Safety Patrol. lg Class Play. lg Class Ilan' Progrznn Kloininittec. I Brc'r'rY 'TYNAN C0lllIIlI'l'l'fIlI Coursr' Reason is not int-zisurecl hy size nor height, but by principle. Assistant liclitor of 'l'he Oracle, -13 Glee Lluh, I: llantl, I-2-3-l. Presitlcnt, -Ig Red Cross P . 1 . Lluh. 5: Llzlss Day l rograni Kloinmittec. I Thirty-seven ahaha T H E 0 R A C, Alma Maier All hail to T hee! Our H. H. S., 'l'l1e fairest school in all the land: All hlial love to Thee confess, An ardent. youthful, faithful band. Our hearts heat firm and strong for 'l'heeg 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 Our songs of H. H. S. go forth, A patriotic band. No foreign foe shall enter hereg No tyrant rule our landg In Free1nan's heart there is no fear, XVhen homes our lives demand. Our fathers' God! we praise Thee for The nlen who gave us school and state 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. 'l'lzirlv-rigllt C L E ICHOULNATEI . E X I fi' ki ,Q W Ax. ,,, I, .1 1- DG 'X '6 EY xv, xt., 17 V 'Q f 47, , A K, , , v Qi fgv, TX- x - ' f-- v.4!'fJ-.1-id.-' Olfl'IClliRS l'1'm1'flf'1llf' Xvilliillll Sllvrry l'l'r1'-I'J1',s1'rlf'11l-WRolmwl f1lllllHL'l' S'f'r'n'!m'vf W-lfllu-l llillia-11m 'l'1'r'n.xr11M'-.Xliw Sllllllilliki ll1..SkfflI'!-1IfI+Sll'X C11 Zu'zl1'yc'l1 Iffnrzllx'AI1l,'1'.w:'fNI1'. XX'ilIixlm ll. XYUUl'Ill'K'N CIIUXSS KIOLURS CIUXSS NlO'l l'O CLASS IVLOXX liluv :md Ciulcl Hvlulll' llum' lo SIICTCSS R111 Row ls Igiln-lvcl l'usl1. M ICH BICRS .xfililfl l.ll sul. Clm lun-1 lmnrzlxcl .xgl't'L'Il Hike' lla-rylzl Ylulm Pryslznk Khin .Xllcn Rulwrl lluuwl' XVilli:ml Sl'llllllllllIlx Rfmlnrl Clxnmllm' lilznus Nlolllo llznrry S14-xl-11s Ihmzllml Ilxnxin- Yimlul' IR-nkol llzxlwcy Slum-Irs 1IlIll'N Gilzlu xY.ll'I'L'll ll1IlL'lNIlll Stn-xml ZXVJIIWCII lfmlx'-nm Forty-two YQ! .ff HE ORACLE M ffrfrffige iff ff Peggy Apgar Robert Bathgatc IZIIIICS fl0Clll'1ll1 ixllllC Gulf Carl Groover .Iolm I-lankinson IZIIIICS Holder Sl1irley Gastner Patricia Connolly Garl Deats litllel lJiRienlo gxllllll Mae German Doris Grover Margaret Grover Marion Kay l,llIlC2lll Buntain Eugene Dauch Mary Dirkes Rudolph Dreellsel Bert Gordon Norma Cahill Diana French liugene CllCl1I10Il l,Ul'1llIlC-IllDC Marion Kircher ,xllJl'l'l Kishpaugh Elizabeth Nunn Isabelle Ort Marie Reed Co1,1 111111: PR1c1'ARA'1'oRv C11 Barbara I-lough .lean Kastenltuber XValter KCJSSIIIZIIIII Clayton Kostenbader Sl1irley Kostenbader YVillia111 Michael GoMM141k1:1A1. Co1:11s1-1 .Xnna Ketz Francis Klin1as Aleanette Kli111as .Iennie Kuczynski Helen l,2iIDSl12!IlSl4l Bonnie Liggett Phyllis McKenna XVanda lXllIlK'CYlCll S1111cN'1'11f11: Go1111s1c Gerald flftlgilll ltlllll Hennnings Robert Kostenbader Ray111o11d Lake GEN1-i11AL Gotrksn Alitflllll Riley josephine Reselt Russell Petersen Harry Smith Louise Straway -Itlllll Stoddard Dorothy Suss Betty SW2lClil11llllC1' lfn rtv- tlz We HYRSIC litlward O'l,ea1'y -lark Savage Xvllllillll Sherry 'lack Steves Eugene Topoleski K2llllCl'lllC Va11 Over vlean Zellers Georgette Moglia clll2ll'l0llL' Perrine DOl'OIlly Oleniek -Ioan Siekel Alice Stnalinski Marie Voorhees Edna XVade Martha XVilso11 Edward Leskowski Paul Murphy lVillia111 Petty Alex 'l'eriek Nike 'l'isl111k lXlarjorie 'l'l1eesl'eld Arlene 'l'ille1' Marion 'l'iller jean 'l'rat'y Marjorie 'l'rowbridge Gladys Vreeland Evelyn X'Vood Katl1e1'i11e XVyl1e1' Vincent Zarale Forty-four E J Duchy, 77-42 x lr, lffff , ff gif? J N Q H 'WD OIWICIIQRS l,!'I'.XI'IlI'Ilf-xviHllll' Nloolwy I'iz'f'Al'n'.si1lw11lfllcun S2Il'gl'2llll .S'r'1'rr'lr1Jj'-l.ollisv Kowzllick 'l'l'I'1l.Xlll'l'l'-fQl0l'iZl lilzlku llixlfnrffnz-SI1i1'lcy Curl Ifflwlzllx- .'1cl:'i.s1'r--Xliss fQl'1ll'L' I. xVilliZllllS CII..-XSS COLORS XIZIVUOII :mal XVhilc Robcrl Bartow Cll2ll'IL'S Hurd Robvrl Drzlkc I.csIcr EYIIIIS l':6lW1ll'il l rc'c-lJo1'l1 CLASS MO'l l'0 Hxvllfk is lhc basis ol' all sllcu-ss. NI EMBICRS ,Xr:Rlc'l'lfl'l'lul Clolkslf' CIISIJCI' flllilkllgil lluwznrcl CI'llX'Cl' CLCOYQL' -Ioncs ' XX ll llrr Koi I 15112 lvvffiw' PIIIMI LIASS X l'.l.l. l.m'zu'n lu lmr. Nui tu Imlv. lim' likc' lllc Clause ul IS CJIASS FLOXVER frlll'dl'lll2l llznlc Parks Dunn Slll'g'l'1Illl Rzmclulph Smith I-Irvin XV11tlc'1's .Sfmt XVQIJIJ Forty-six liflfff .tw 4 51453 S. Dorothy .-Xhrens Geraldine Bt-att Bertha Butltl john Doeges Henrietta Donn james Goes Gloria Blake Shirlev Curl Alanet lDilts Helen Gapinski Bettv lsleimrieks miami Hoppock Richard Kell Victoria Kirtllik Charles Barker john Btttltl l rederit'k Dinge Robert Iilias Henry Gartner .lan .-Xyers Grace Beers Pierre Benoist HE ORACLE V lil I, Richard Carpenter Catherine Crawn lfrancis Crawn liclwarcl Demicelli Robert Dirkes Marilyn Dorcas t.t,t'1rstc lik!-Il'AR,fX'l'0RY Clotrksl-1 Sara Harris Lee Kahmann Richard Kehler Mary Lake .john I.ant'e Estelle Mintllin Comxtt-:tu:tAt. Corkstz .Xlire Kishpaugh Iosephine Koehler Louise Kowalieli .Iennie Bozar Betty Kron .lean Locke Albert Lutzkow Marilyn Mayberry Catherine McKenna Sc:llsN'rtF1c: Cotrksn Philip Green Glenn Hall -loan Heil Earl Hosking Raymond I.ancliak Albert Oestreieh GtfNERAt, CULZRSI-I Viola Federowicz Richard Flttmerfclt Bill Gerard .Xlverta Kills Bertha Kott Margaret Kowalifk Margery Lake Charles Lake Cornelius Miller XVillJur Mooney Ifm lx'-,wt 1 it blames Murphy l1llll2llJL'lll Rose Loretta Sargeant Charlotte Sutton Albert 'l'l1orp XVinil'recl Yager Dorothy Melville Rose Nartlut't'i Thomas Perrine Sara Robinson Stella Shimanski Muriel Smith Helen Sleeko .Xnna Mae lerick XVilliam Sc'hlec'ht Malcolm Stickney Henry Steinmetz litlwarcl XValslt -lohn M'ojt'it'lQi .lames Pierce Mleltlon Rush 'lohn Shaw Emma Sheets Rosemarie Shinkowski Urpha Stevens Charlotte Stewart Ann Xllilliams Harold Zellars rlvv-wi f f I' ISIIM .i ! .V Q1 X f 4 1 f I W 1 l I f' S lk' EJ. User-IL Ul l lCllfRS CIMXSS Ylfl l I I!'.Sl'fl!'IIl '.Xl'llllll' l,l'lllliL'lll lXlL l'L' in style. Hrw-l'nzsm'f'11I-lfrzanklin lk-1 km- .Xml WL'.l'l' in lim .S'1'1'n'lf11.Y ilillllilll SL-lu xlvL l'l' llu- Kllzlss ul Ill 'l'n':1s11:r'r'f'llvl-1111111 Smith lllNfIlI'1-Illlfflfllllll l vm'y rrfllx' .I1l1'1'.xr'1'ffXIiss l.2llll'L'lIC fl0Illl0l'S CIIHXSS COLORS CIIUXSS NIO'l l'O Cll,.XSS l l.OXX Nlznmun :mal XYl1ilc- HXXRA 1-ull on like Rmu 'ISM-rs. Nl l'l.XI ISICRS ,-XcaRac:l'l.'l'l'lu1, CLu1'ks1a Ciurgxlal Ban-m-S llilflllllllll l'4l'l'L'lJUlkll lllll'I'y Nunn lllfllllfll lla-l.orc'n1o llill Hvalclmly Paul l,2ll'liS vllllllllllh l,L'l.0l'L'lllO 'luck -lUSl'IJll liclwurcl Rznbim Siclncy lfll-sm' Nlzmucl l,L'x'cml1k Cllillmlcl Rcgillo Rolx-1'l lxllllgilll lwnlx'-11il1f gul- Fifty THEORACLE KI, Malcolm Applegate XValter Beyer IValter Budd Geraldine Chandler Alice Coleman Franklin Deckeir .-Xrthur Demicelli' Naney Everitt Rena Bakker Ruth Barnes Harvey Bartow Margaret Bruere Betty Chandler Caroline Costa Marie Drake Ruth Edwards Edith Feney Gloria Gallagher Norma Gray Drake Bostedo Robert Engrofl' Earl Getchius George Gibbs Robert Gibbs Lucy .Xgens ,, .Xrnold Apgar Martha Barth George Baylor Allred Beam Clara Bodine Robert Bodine Lester Brader Fred Burd Marvin Carpenter XVillard Crawn Betty Flumerlelt Marion Franke Ethel Greene Cot.t.tictc PRl'Ql'ARA'l'0RY Couksti Frank Farley Lyman Gulick Alice Hetmnings john Hoover Muriel Hull Mlilbur Hulse Catherine Mai john lyiatusewiez Commnaetat. COURSE Eva Heryla Gloria -Iennings Nancy Keil Leona Kott Dorothy Kowalick Isabelle Krumbine Mary Levonuk Alohn McClary Doretta McNeil Dorothy McPeak Elizabeth Morgan Sc:ltt1N't'ttfit: COURSE Leo Grogan Robert Hardy Neil Mayberry Henry Markowitz Frank Osmun Gt-1NriR.x1. Cotrksu Clyde Grover Maurice Griswald Agnes Hession .lane Hill Rose Marie Hollman Mary Howell Anna Kosinehuk Katherine Kosinehuk Donald Laury Natalie Lyle Edward Mahaney Audrey Marsh Nicholas Orafh Eleanor VanOx'er Fred Phorbus Fifty-one -lantes McGonigal Catherine Pieree Alan Pitt Kenneth Roehrieh Elizabeth Rush Sally Stnith -lean Speerstra Gary Wfestra Victoria Penkol George Pollock Antoinette Pulsinelli Rhoda Seley Donald Simpson James Souders Mildred St.. Louis Irene Walter Dorothy XVebbe .lane Young Marie Zevolinski Dominick Pulsinelli Robert Roe Edward Sezerba Herman Smith 'lean lfVl1eeler Margaret Plost joseph Pulsinelli Doris Reeder -Ioseph Resell Gloria Roner Robert Sehmeal Isabell Simons Eva Snyder Douglas Somody Mfilliam Struble Robert 'l'homas Richard XVebbe Donald X'Vheeler Mabel XVilson Fifty-two I Jak THE ORACLE or Class of Frederick Adams ...... ...... james Allen .......... Beatrice Anderson Mildred Beam .,.... lVilliam Bennett .. jean Blau ...,..,,... Donald Burd ....,. YVilliam Burke ..... lithel Campbell Betty Cannon ..... Gerald Cannon .... Peggy Coleman .... Sandra Cudney ..... Verne liuart .......... lilaine Gallagher . .john Groome ....... Geraldine Hall ..... lfrederick Harmon Geraldine Hart .... Inez Hedden ......... l-'lorenee -Iamison ...... ...... Marjorie Lake ....... Barbara Liggett Blflly Losey ......... Albert Michell ..... . Allred Nunn .......... Carolyn Pahner ...,. liarl Philhower ...... Roland Phoebus .,..... ...... llarry Pool .,.......... lidith Price .......,. Vivian Resell ......... lilizabetli Riley .... Gloria Ronca ...... Lois Rossy ....... , livelyn Seley .....,..., Doris slttmeliet-ger Stephani Smalinsk i hllyl. Orange Memorial Hospital School of Nursing limma .lane Smith ....... ...... Grace Smith ............... ...... 'joseph Smith .......... Doris Steinmann Lyal Stevens ........ Bertrand 'l'iernc ty ...... ...... llCIll'lK'll2l 'l'ynan .,..., .,.... Christine Vey ......... Lois Voorhees .,..,.... Kenneth Wilson Richard Young M 1945 as Alumni Lehigh University At Home Hackettstown National Bank Hackettstown H. Office United States Navy At Home Mr. Charles Anthony Rutgers University Centenary -Iunior College .Xmerican Saw Mill Machinery Co. United States Navy Post Graduate New .jersey Bell Telephone Co. liaston Hospital School of Nursing At Home Coast Guard Powers Models United States Navy lVest Orange Hosiery Mill Electro Brush Co., Newton Easton Hos vital School ol Nursing Centenary A unior College llill's Diner American Saw Mill Machinery Co. Columbia University United States Army Centenary .junior College United States Navy United States Navy Civil Air Patrol Centenary Junior College Hatfield Wire and Cable Co. XVelsh Creamery Samuel Poritz Centenary .lunior College 'l'he College Shop Wlest Orange Hosiery Mill University ol Vermont At Home United States Navy New -lersey Bell Telephone Co. Hacketlstown Cleaners United States Navy XVill'red Beauty Academy Kent Place School Centenary .Iunior College United States Navy Atwood Oxford 1-sift y-flaw u 7' I no Hisfory of fhe Class of 1945 by BETTY CANNON Thirty-one girls and thirteen boys, out of the many that entered these portals of higher education, are gathered here tonight to have a class night that will be remembered in our hearts forever. We have gathered here not only to have a lot of fun but also to pay respect to our fellow students who are out there at this time, giving their all so that our class night and other following class nights can be accomplished. Somewhere out there, maybe in a fox hole or on a battleship, our fellow classmates are talking about this night, how they wish that they could be here to close up four years of heartbreak and fun. I can just hear one of them now, reminiscing to his buddies- You know, fellows, I don't think I will ever forgettmy high school days. Boy! I wish I were there now. I can still see myself, one independent person among ninety-four. It didn't take us long to realize, though, that we needed some sort of guid- ance for our wabbly group so, in our first meeting, we elected the following oilicers for leadership: President ................ ................,......,..................... . Alfred Nunn Vice-President ....... .................. h Ieri Hall Secretary .....,....... ............ lN Iildred Beam Treasurer ....,... ....... V incent Reidinger Class Colors ............................,......................, Blue and Silver Class Flower .............................,................................ Gardenia Class Nlotlo ........ The higher we rise, the broader the view Then there was the first time we got together for a bit of fun. It was the night of our skating party. Gosh! It was especially funny when one of the teach- ers sprawled out across the floor. WVe didn't really do much our Freshman Year but we did our best to get into the swing with the upper classes and try to be one of them. We all seemed quite glad to start the summer vacation but we were also glad to get back and start our second year. At our election of class officers, it appeareed that we were so well pleased with Al Nunn as President and Vinc Reidinger as Treasurer that we left them as they were, but elected Emma jane Smith as Vice-President and Albert Michell as Secretary. This year was brightened up by our responsibility of the Memorial Day program. This was one of our first responsibilities and we all did our best to live up to it. We chose the Fourteenth Veteran as our play and had a cast consisting of Gloria Ronca, jerry Cannon, Mildred Beam, Harry Pool, Joe Smith, and Alfred Nunn. Under the leadership of Miss VVilliams, we felt we had at last done something successful for our school. The rest of the year was filled with studies and general fun but we were anxious to start the last half of the climb, as this we imagined would be the most interesting part, judging from stories overheard from the upper classmen. The third year started with a bang and we once more proceeded with elec- tion. X'Ve were pleased the first year and so well pleased the second year with Al Nunn as President that we gave him the job once more. Our financier, Vinc Reidinger, took a patriotic step and joined the Nevy so we elected joe Smith in his place. Joe didn't mind being second choice because he was proud to take over a job that had been so well done before. We then elected john Groome as Vice-President and Peggy Coleman as Secretary. Once more our ability as actors was tested and we presented a play at Christ- mas time. This time we had Mrs. Hale as director and we produced a play called, Mimi Lights the Candle and had a C2iSt of Christine Vey, Billie Palmer, Lois Voorhees, Vivian Resch, Doris Shaneberger, Elizabeth Riley, Alfred Nunn, janie Smith and Mildred Beam. Fifty-four - f 'C ale . T H E in E 'D'8T.T ' At last came one of the things we had been looking forward to for quite a while-our junior Prom. I'll never forget that day: most of the girls were absent from school and spending their time at the Beauty Parlor instead. N'Ve surely did get decked out that nightg sotne of the fellows even went so lar as to wear tails. Our decorations of yellow and green proved to be quite a success. You know, you could even see the surprised look on the Seniors' laces when they realized that we juniors had outdone them as decorators. Ol course, Mr. Voor- hees, was the supervisor and we admit that much of the success was due to his efforts. XVe were still walking around with our heads in the air when Commence- ment week rolled around. The Seniors couldn't do without us so chose four of our junior members for ushers. They were Emma jane Smith, Ethel Campbell, Al Michell and Kenny VVillson. Wie took all the slams they dished out and could have taken more if they were smart enough to think ol' some. Christine Vey was presented wifh the Key of Knowledge by Wayne Sherrer for having attained the highest average-and so another year was over. VVe were quite dillerent people when we started our Senior year. There sure was a difference between that year and the time our knees were knocking as we walked into our Freshman homeroom. Xve were the best strutting Seniors ever. XVe were the best and nobody could tell us any different. Having seen for three years that Alfred Nunn was capable of his oflice as President, we again elected him for a fourth term. Al Michell as Vice-President, Peggy Coleman again was elected Secretary and Kenny Mlillson took over joe Smith's place as Treasurer. joe lelt us to join the Navy. Lacking in experience but not in heartg Linder the leadership of two splendid co-captains, john Groome. Kenny XVillson and through the excellent sports- manship and cooperation ol' Bill Burke and Fred Adams and with the great end play of Earl Philhower and Al Michell, and splendid guidance of Coach Morrison, Hackettstown closed out the I9-14 football season, l't0t in a blazing glory as in previous years but in glory that can only be gotten in team work, heartbreak, and fun. Our Senior year really flew by. On March 22 and 23 we presented our Senior Play Lavender and Old Lace. Our class possessed such excellent talent that the performance just had to be held on two nights with diflerent casts. The following took part: Christine Vey, Edith Price, Carolyn Pahner, Doris Shane- berger, Etmna jane Smith, Beatrice Anderson, Marjorie Lake, Albert Michell, l.ois Rossy, Mildred Beam, Frederick Adams, Alfred Nunn, Lois Voorhees, Geraldine Hart, john Groome, YVilliam Burke and Harry Pool. Our class again led the way in something new. lt was the lirst time anything like this had been attempted. Under the excellent direction ol Mrs. Hale, the Class ol' I9-15 again went over the top. On April 25 we were entertained by the junior Class at their Prom. Wfe know the junior Class tried their hardest and we appreciated their ellorts but they have a lot to learn if you will pardon our saying so. The first week ol' june our Or:tcles came Olll. Never before at H. H. S. has such a yearbook been produced. Bigger than other years, it contained service- men's pictures. Every boy or girl who attended Hackettstown School, now serv- ing his country was paid this tribute. Earlier in the year we had elected janie Smith as Editor-in-Chief, Mildred Beam, Ethel Campbell, Peggy Coleman, Geraldine Hart, and Gloria Ronca as Assistant Editors, Allred Nunn as Business Manager, his assistants: james Allen, john Groome, Al Michell, Edith Price, Lois, Rossy, and Christine Vey. Artists: Lyal Stevens and Lois Voorhees. Our year book would never have been possible without the sacrifice and hard work ol' Miss jolmson. To Miss johnson goes our heart-felt thanks. Christine Vey came out the highest average of four years ol work, with janie Smith a close second, and Geraldine Hart coming out third. So there is it. ln a lew days we shall all be graduated. I know the Class of I9-15 will be sure to make a name for itself in the world. Fifty-five Class Prophecy by ALBERT Mitzi-lr:1.1. The Class of l945, as you know, has done many outstanding things in the past, but now let us look into the future. Since this class was so outstanding, we couldn't just let things fade away after our graduation, so, as usual, we have come out with a super-duper idea. That is, to have a class reunion fifteen years after our graduation. For this reunion we wanted to do something extra- ordinary. lt is planned and prepared for, so with a skip and a jump, let us imagine we are in the year 1960. You are now about to witness the greatest and strangest expedition ever tried by man. For this reunion the Class of '45 has worked hard and prepared long. A trip to Mars is no easy thing. VVe had to do a great deal of clerical work to make this possible, but Earl Philhower, Elizabeth Riley, Vivian Resch, Gloria Ronca, and Geraldine Hart handled that angle for us. Our biggest problem was a way to get there, but our engineers and mechanics, Fred Adams, Don Burd, and Joe Smith, along with the handy man of our Class, came to our rescue there by building this great rocket plane which you see before you. This plane is equipped with many modern conveniences, such as radios, electric lights and soft leather chairs. You can thank Jitn Allen for the leather. Being unusually healthy and possessed with large appetites, our house- wives will take over the kitchens and feed us en route. They are: Edith Price- who can't argue with her husband because he's a lawyer, Lois Rossy-who is through saving penniesg she's trying Knechels nowg Stefli Smalinski and Jeri Hall-who have traveled from the Halls of Montezuma to the Shores of Tripoli , Grace Smith-who is wolftng it: Doris Steinmann-who still has Georgia on her 1nind g Beatrice Anderson-who still loves music or should we say musicians: Mildred Beam-who is still trying to decide whether or not to Beyerself that new dress or not: Ethel Campbell-who claims she can drive further with Willson-golf ballsg Betty Cannon-who claims she can raise any- thing on the muckland, even childreng and last of our housewives is Elaine Gallagher-who married Bob so she could have police protection. You're probably wondering how we transported all these things here. XfVe1l, Lyal Stevens took care of that with his Greyvans. In case anyone gets air sick we have some swell Florence Nightingales aboard. They are Doris Shane- berger, Grace Smith and Lois Voorhees. YfVe have great quantities of food supplies in the rocket, we even have fish for Fridays, some of which Harry Pool caught for us, but it's funny, Sandra Cudney got a lot more than Harry did. Next on our program is the christening. Since Alfred Nunn was our Class President, we thought it was only proper that he christen it. He has smashed the bottle and ship is christened. All aboard, and we are on our merry way. We are now floating through space. For entertainment we have an orchestra and a spacious dance floor. Let's take a look at the orchestra. I knew it, there's Killer Nunn still beating those drums. Yes, that sounds like Harry James, but it's not, it's Roland Phoebus! Evelyn Seley is really going to town on that slide trombone. YVhere's that hilarious laugh coming from? You might know, it's Dick Young, still trying to laugh and play at the same time. lt looks like Johnnie Groome has finally learned how to play the cymbals without bending them. There's Marjorie Lake, and the king of the Keyboards, Bill Burke, sitting at the piano. An orchestra wouldn't be complete without vocalists, and you all remember those lovely voices of Christine Vey, Janie Smith, Jean Blau, and Billie Palmer. They're here to fill the vacancy. X'Vhat's all the yelling and screaming about? Milly, it looks like we have arrived at our destination. Yes, sir! Fasten your safety belts and hold your breath, we are landing! VVhy, there are the special envoys we sent ahead to make reservations for us here. Bert Tierney, Ken Mlillson, Fred Harmon, Peg Coleman, Henrietta Tynan, Verne Euart, Inez Hedden, Florence Jamison, Barbara Liggett, Betty Losey, yep, theylre all here. And there's Gerry Cannon to cover this expedition for his newspaper syndicate. Gerry's the XValter Winchell for several leading papers, you know. Yes, we've done it again. You have witnessed another successful under- taking of the Class of 1945. By their past and this much of their future record, you can judge the outcome of anything this wonderful Senior Class undertakes. Fifty-six .Jig-, lil A A fl W jg, THE oRAcl.E Class Will YVe, the Class of nineteen hundred and forty-live, having completed four of our very best years at H. H. S., do hereby declare this document to be our last will and testament before leaving the treasured halls wherein our deepest loyalty remains. Although small in number, we have been exceptionally great, and we feel it our duty to bequeath our many varied and meritorious characteristics to the Class of '46, hoping that this act may enable them, by strenuous work, to uphold the Hne reputation of seniors as we have in the past. Also, we wish to express our profound thanks and appreciation to all those who have helped in any way to make our four-year journey a most memor- able one. To Dr. X'Voolf and Mr. Wleaver, who have been so helpful in guiding us correctly for future tasks, we bequeath our promise to do the very best in our future work. To Miss johnson we bequeath our most sincere gratitude for enabling us to produce The Oracle. To Mrs. Hale, our heartfelt thanks for making our senior play a tremendous success. To Mr. Voorhees, whose efforts made our Junior Prom night a memorable one, our deepest appreciation. To Mrs. Snyder, whose efforts have helped so much in making this night one to be long remembered, our many thanks. And now to bestow great riches upon the whipper-snappers of next year's graduating class. Our bashful, shy, little, Sandra Cludney, bequeaths that cute blush to Belly Tjllllln. Her ability to discuss anything pertaining to world events in P. A. D. class is bequeathed to Betty Scltnwnl. lfliznlzctll Riley and Vivian Resell, those two inseparable gals, will their enviable friendship to Norma Riley and Lillie Riley. f'l'he Rileys seem to have itlj lflllfl' Smith, a senior of many talents, bequeaths her expert basket ball playing to Lois Apgar, who is well qualified to carry on in .lanie's place. Her qualities of leadership are left to Helen Milfullm, who leads everyone to the lunchroom, and out the door at dismissal time. 'l'he booklet How to Keep Your Hair XVell-Grootued plus two bottles of hair tonic is left to lJicl.' Sltllll and Iiolz Hoflgson with the compliments of Dick Young. Frezl Admits, the diplomat of our class, bequeaths his mastery of politics to Mcroslow Dudiflk. Bzirlmrn Trinzmer seems to be having trouble at hooking an underclassman, a sophomore to be exact, so Doris Sln11z1'l1crgfn' has promised to give any helpful hints necessary to Bnrlmm. Doris is able to Buck any obstacle. Ken Willson certainly has pull with the teachers and this valuable asset he beqtteaths to Lcieis Ryan and jim Hzlrris. His beautiful red hair he leaves to llllillllllll Tfl1lI1'II1!'3't'7'. Cllrislim' Vey, the Ethel Barrymore of our class, bequeaths her acting abil- ities to that dashing young star of the junior Class, Paul Perry. Mary Robinson is an expert when it comes to jitterbugging, but to be sure she retains her talent jcri Hall leaves her a complete list of all the latest steps. 1 lflAY'Al'1'I'lI .ZK-'fir' Jas, THE ORACLE lion Hurd is quite the master mind during lab periods. 'l'o be sure that l'rol's classes won't be dull, all ol Don's pranks and experiments are left to lierard Bennett and Bert Gordon. 'l'o Martha Kirby and Virginia Farley are lelt the friendly smiles ot Beatrice Anderson. Gerry Cannon is tops in basketball and all his talents in this Held are lelt to Ralph Beatty. Gerry is quite intellectual at times and these rare moments are bequeathed to lVillzam Davie. Also Gerry is willing to part with his 1.-X classihcation to the lirst junior volunteer. Elaine Gallagher bequeaths her ability to please the tall, dark and hand- some to Winnie Hession. 'l'he triendly, understanding characteristics ol' Henrietta Tynan are be- queathed to Margaret Nardtteei and Theresa Klimas. 'l'he quiet, sedate, ways of Earl Pllilliozver are left to john june who, much like Earl, never seems to let much bother him. liarl's beautilul curly locks we bequeath to Gerard Aloelllleim. Our 00mph gal, Billie Palmer, leaves her oomph and what have you to Molly Murphy. Her book on What Not to Do Il You XVant to Keep Your Man is lelt to any junior girl who thinks she needs it. johnny Groome leaves his place on the gridiron to lia' Hombordy. Ed also is Iortunate in having .johnny leave carbon copies ol all his exams. 1 he all-round popularity of Effie Campbell is bequeathed to joan Sherry. Bill Burke bequeaths his ability to trip the light fantastic to Benny Kass. Big B1ll's llIlC playing on the diamond is lelt to Herbert Bartow. Al Mzclzell, alias Doc, bequeaths his ability on the lootball field to liarl Morgan. Also we thought Earl might be able to use Al's pamphlets on XVear and 'l'ear on a Cadillac. Millie Beam wills her driving permits to Cornelia Baker. Now Katy ought to be able to ride out to see Bob. Millie's Bob lives out of town too. Her box ot hve million bobby pins and autographed booklet. Keeping the Hair Beautilul are lelt to Mary Heryla and Wzlnza Dams. Margie Lal:r s ability to solve any and all mathematical problems is lelt to Shirley Barnes. I he quiet yet amicable l lorence jamtson bequeaths her tiny voice to Cll7'lS- Ime jones. .-lljred Killer Nunn and Harry Ott Pool leave their Rolls Royces which are parked upon the trout lawn ol H. H. S. live days a week to Roger Harris and Hob Goes provided they can obtain tour new tires and a gallon ol' gas. lzrfelyn Selr'y's special priority that enables her to sleep during class periods is bequeathed to Dorothy Dllls and Vzrgznza Maxwell. 'l'o lremf Grogan, Lots Voorhees bequeaths all her wit and million page joke book which is guaranteed to make any class barrels ol lun. Irene seems to be lollovving in l.o1s's lootsteps. Lyal .Sll'7'I'HS, an artist ol high merit, bequeaths all his brushes and six gallons ol red paint to .llzre Benozst. Grace Smith, Verne litlart and Doris Steinmann bequeath their membership cards in the Senior Girls' Koilee Klatch Association to Clara Oleniek, Barbara Alekennfz, Irene Uenizeellz and Regina Kasper. Meetings are held every noon hour in the cloak room, girls. Fifty-eight .gs -Q fl jx 'rl-IE oRAct.E 'l'o ILIIIIIIII llrznr' Diehl is bequeathed all the giggles of .lean Blau. Wle l'eel that teachers will have an easy time ol' linding out where all the disturbing noises are coming lrom now. Also, -lean bequeaths to dlfllllll Clmrlwrs her book on How to Drive in Ten Easy Lessons. XVe hear that Melvin will have a license soon, so pedestrians beware! Gloria Ronm, the senior girl who doesn'l sit still lor more than two minutes at a time, bequeaths all her energy and vitamin pills to llzmid Pfajf. To Virginia Slraway is bequeathed the expert basketball playing ol' Helly Cannon. Il' you can come up to Bettyls standards you'll be tops, Virginia. The personality plus ol' Peg Colmfmn is bequeathed to ,lane Ifllllfllllllllgll. Peg's ability ol' writing poetry is lelt to any junior who feels capable enough to try his hand at it. Sweetness, lun, and good looks, spell Lois Rossy and these priceless assets we pass on to .II'HIIll' Ralxinska. ,lim Allen is a master ol' farming techniques and this very uselul knowledge is passed on to Hill Plljlfllllf, Slezfmi I'Vnicir'l:y and Gorrlmz l'll'IlllI'l'.YllUl. .Iim's a super-salesman too, and he wills all his helpless victims to lffwelyn Tenny. l.et's see il Evelyn can sell over fifty tickets to next year's senior play, il' there is one! Gemldinf' Hari, one of the many geniuses ol our class, bequeaths a large portion of her hard earned knowledge to Lois TllfJIIIIl.Y. The quiet unassuming manner ol' Betty Losey we pass on to jane Marie Smilh. 'l'o Muriel Nunn and Ruby lJir'!:.wn the good sportsmanship and sense ol' lair play is lxrqueathed by linrlmra Liggetl and Inez H1'd1l1'n. Members ol' our class who are in the service, William lir'nn1'll, lfiwl Hannon. Roland Pho1'l1us, -Im' Smitlz and Bert Tinney will their line records to those juniors who have lelt lor service or who will be leaving soon. 'l'o all the juniors we bequeath all our beloved books, our homerooms, and a fine standard to uphold. And now, having disposed ol our fondest possessions, we depart retaining all our happy memories. In testimony whereof, we set our hand and seal ol' the illustrious Class ol' '15 on this nineteenth day of -Iune, one thousand nine hundred and lorty-live. Signed, Eorrn Piuetc Representative ol' the Class ol V15 X'Vitnesses: I NAME IT You 'IQAKIC I'r Filly-nina' Q? Prizes and Honors , K . 'QQ 'r H E o R A c I. E iw-i if ill' - ,l. .-TIL:i'7fE ,l.-EQ. 41: -lmfff-alll ANVARDIQIJ AT 'rms COMMHNCIQMI-:N'r Exlfkczlsrzs, JVM: 1945 BEST GENERAL SCHOLARSHIP Christine Vey, S1000 ............................ Donor--H. H. S. Alumni Association SECOND GENERAL SCHOLARSHIP Emma .lane Smith, 335.00 ............................... ...... D onor-Board of Education HONORARY ESSAY PRIZE Geraldine Hart, 52.50 ...........,.,.......,.... Donor-Hacketstown YVoman's Club BEST COMMENCEMENT ESSAY Emma .lane Smith, 355.00 ............................................ Donor-Dr. I. Darnell BEST YVORK IN FOUR YEARS OF HISTORY Allred Nunn, 355.00 .................... The YV. G. Sutphin and Mrs. Sutphin Prize TO THAT BOY OF THE SOPHOMORE CLASS XVHO HAS DONE BEST YVORK IN INDUSTRIAL ARTS DURING SOPHOMORE YEAR Mike Tishuk, 552.50 ...............,.................................... Donor-Mr. E. Wlildriek TO THAT BOY OF THE FRESHMAN CLASS XVHO HAS DONE BEST IVORK IN INDUSTRIAL ARTS DURING FRESHMAN YEAR Randolph Smith, 5552.50 .........................,.............. Donor-Mr. E. J. YVildrick BEST XVORK IN INDUSTRIAL ARTS FOR H. S. GIRLS FOR THE YEAR Irene Demieelli, S500 ........................................ Donor-XVilliams and Hibler BEST WORK IN MECHANICAL DRAWING john june, 555.00 ......................,. Donor-American Saw Mill Machinery Co BEST YVORK IN PUBLIC SPEAKING AND DRAMATICS Christine Vey, 152.50 .............................,.......... Donor-Mrs. Charles A. Smith BEST XVORK IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION FOR FOUR YEARS FOR H. S. GIRLS Emma -lane Smith, 352.50 .............,............. ....... I Donor-Rotary Anns BEST XVORK IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION FOR FOUR YEARS FOR H. S. BOYS john Groome, 552.50 .......................................,.,.,...,....... ..Donor-Rotary Anns BEST YVORK IN FOUR YEARS OF ART Lois Voorhees. 352.50 .................................... Donor-Fine Arts Department ol Hactkettstown XVoman's Club HIGHEST .AVERAGE IN HOME ECONOMICS Ethel Campbell, 552.50 .............................,...... IEOIIOI'--IUIIIOI' XVoman's Club HIGHEST AVERAGE IN SECOND YEAR SPANISH Christine Vey, 52.50 ............................................ Donor-Mr. Lloyd Cochrzm BEST XAVORK IN CHEMISTRY Melvin Charters, 555.00 ......... ........ D onor, Mr. George Diehl, Sixlqv Class of 1920 75545 -Q JS, THE oRAcl.E BEST YVORK IN PHYSICS .-Xlfrcml Nunn, IViIIiznn Burke, 552.50 crzu'h ....,....... ...' I 'hc IV. G. Sutphin :incl Mrs. Sutphin Prin- BEST IYORK IN BIOLOGY .Xnn CuII', S5.00 .......,.,.....,..............,..,............,..... Donor-Smilh Bros. Exprcss BEST PROGRESS DURING YE.-XR IN .XGRICUI.'l'URE Alzmu-s Allcn, 55.00 .............. ....,........................ I JOIIOI'-IPIllK'IiL'IISIOYVII Grunge SECOND HIGHEST .XVER.'XGE IN ,XCRICULTIIRE Cluus Mohlc. 52.50 BEST IVORK IN .-XDVANCED BOOKKEEPING Hc'1'IJcrI Bzn'tow, S250 .,...,.....,.,......,.,.......,....... Donor-Mrs. Chris Sc'In'oL'1Ic'r HIGHEST AVERAGE IN FIRST YEAR SPANISH EIIICI DiRicnzo. 545.00 .....,..,....,............................ Donor-Mr. Chzn'I1-s G. Ort D. .-X. R. PRIZE QGIRI. BEST CITIZENSHIPI BASED ON DEPENDABII.ITY, I.E.XDERSIIIP .XND PATRIOTISM Fllllllll .Inna Smith, S500 IIICHEST XVER.-XCE IN FOUR YE.-XRS Ol M.YI'HEM.-XTICS Christine Vey, SIII00 .........,.....,..........,......,.......... Donor--Mr. E. Y. IViIIi:1ms BEST IVORK IN PENMANSHIP Bc-znricc Anderson, S2000 .............................,...... Donor-Mr. E. Y. Williams RIZNSSEIAI-QR ALUMNI MEDXI. .XYYARD .Xlrli-cl NIIIIIILUBIZIIL' nu-nnhcr oI'gl'11cIllulillg' vlziss who has alone In-st work in Mzullcinznics :mil Sfivllfc- throughout his Coursc-. KEY OI KNOYVLEDGE Rohcrl Hodgson I.INCOI.N PRIZE Peggy Coleman, S2000-Given to than mcmhci ol' Sc-nior Class who, hy volc ol' High School Fzuullv, SIZIIIKIS high in Truth, Ilonor, and Thought- - 1 1 1 Iulncss oI'Olhc1's .............,...................................... Donor--Miss Maury P. .XIII-n TO TH.-YI' MEMBER Olf SENIOR CIASS IVHO STANDS SECOND HIGHEST IN TRIVIIII, HONOR. AND THOIIGH'I'I lII.NliSS OI OTHERS .Izuncs .-Xllcn, 3210.00 .,...,.............,............. . ............. Donor-Rol:n'y Cluh BEST SHORT STORY Iillllllil .IZIIIC SIIIIIII, Sl5.00 ..,... ,...,,. I Donor-Mrs. XVIIIIIZI M. BICfi1lI'IIIlIl'y SECOND BEST SHORT STORY -lorry Cannon, S5.00 ............................. Donor-Mrs. YViIn1zi M. Mc'C:n'tInn-y I'O THAT MEMBER OI GR.XDII.-YI'ING CIASS IVIIO HKS DONE MOST FOR IIIGII SCIIOOI. BAND Carolyn Palmer, S500 .,.......................... IIOIIOI'-I,1ll'L'III-'IICZICIICI' .Xssocizuion SCIIOIMXRSHIIIS XViIIiz1m Burke .......... ......,, I lulgcrs lixiivcrsily Slzuc Scliolznrsliip Doris Sliznu-hcrgci' ...........,.,.. ..,......,,.......,.,.....,.. I Izukcllslown YVomzln's Cluh Bczilricc Anderson ....,...................,.....,...,....................................... Ridci' College' Ccntcnury .junior CoIIc-gc conn'ihuIus SI00 VCLIIICIIOII in tuition Ior :III sludcnls CIIICYIIIQ that follvgc from Hzufkctlslown High Srhool. 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I l IQSIJAY. .ll'X1i lil, 8:00 I'. Nl. Class Dzly lixclriscs. .'xllllll.0l'lllIll ol thc High Sclmul. IJXESIJAY. lll'N1i 20, 8:00 l'. M. filming lixn'rc'iscs ol' thc ElL'I1lL'I1l2ll'y Scliuol. .xllilllllfllllll ol' thc High Sc-lmol. llll7RSD.-XY.llllN1i 21. 8:0015 Nl. ciOlIllIlClll'l'lllL'lll 1ixc'1'c'isL-5, Class ol' lll'l5. .Xlulilorium ol' thc High Sm-lmul. .Xclclri-ss by Rcx'c1'c1ul Howard SC'll2lI'liL', Iknslm' ol' Lhc First l'1'c-sliyu-1'izl:1 :xml 'lrinily Cliurcli ui' South Orzuigv, New Alcrscy. uw, Qyuxu 22, emo 11. Ai. 'I'l1i1'ly-Iliirnl .xlllllllll Rc-union :md Dznmm' ol' thc .xlllllllll Asso- cizilirm ul' thu High Sc-hrml in thc snlmol QYIIIIIZISHIIII. irvmzly-four .4 Alf' HE ORACLE J? T i s s Baccalaureafe Service hyuxia 17, 1945 7:15 P. KI. Processionzil ......., ........ I ,ee Kailnnznin :ind Miss Mary Louise Kreyling, Hymn ...... ...... ' 'God ol' Our l'11llilK'l'Su lnvocailion ........ ...., I Jr. lf. C. Mooney Saxophone Solo ....... ....., . .. ...... ...........,....,.. ....... 1 2 dilh Price ''Rccessionzil -Reginald De Kzlyen Scripture Reading ...... ....... R ev. Sydney li. Grzlnl Selection ........ ....... . .. .,....... .,....... ......... C L irls' Vouil Group 'l'he I.ord's I'rziyer -.Hulolle Aye Mzirizi -wlimlz-fiuiiziml fllllll'ICl-ciill'iSIillC Vey, Carolyn Pulnier, .lean Blau, Ennnzi june Smith JXCCOIIIIJZIIIiSl'iXIiSS Many Louise Kreyling B2lCi'2llZllll'ClllC Sermon ..............,...... .,................,........,............ R ev. Sydney Ii. Grginl Iixcf1'pl Iliff l.ord liuilrl u llo11.w Hymn .,..., .... ' 'Ahide XVi1I1 Me 'lSenedic'1ion .....,.. ....., l lcv. Alvin A-X. -jones Recessionzil .......,. ...... I .ee Kzilnnzinn :ind Miss Maury Louise Kreyling Seven ty-live wry ' A Y :fbi -Q :ffl T HE o R A c I. E Thirfy-eighfh Anniversary of Class Day ,yum-1 19, 1945 Romping Room Only Arnulgwl and fn'orlz1r'r'r1 by Jlrs. llrlmz R. Sllyflfl' Penny ....... ...., . ,. 'line Cfxsi' .,....Billie Palnler Her Older Sister .. .. .,......,....... Edith Price 'l'he Mother ...... Doris SlCllllll2lllll .lack-In-Box ,. ,............, Bill Burke 'l'he Bunny '.....,........... ..,.,... l Betty Cannon 'l'he Hobby-Horse . .............,,...,.,...,........... llarry Pool The Teddy Bear ....,., .........................,........,......., P XI Nliehell 'l'he Twin Sisters. ........ Marjorie Lake, Barbara Liggett Raggedy .Xnn .,... .......,.........,,,............., I ithel cillllIIDlJL'll Raggedy .-Xndy ...... Peg Coleman The Clown .,...........,.....,.....,.......,.. ...,.........,......... .... ,... ..,.... P X l I 'red Nunn fNlaeNan1ara's Band Fred .-Xdanis. Donald Hurd, .jerry Cannon, livelyn Seley. Doris Shaneherger, Dick Young 'l'he Indians ....,.,..... Hall, Stelli Sulalinski Snow-XVhite ,,..,...............,.,. Christine Vey The Goose .. ..., ....,.... l' llizalmeth Riley The Swoose .,....... ...,....................,..,.....,...........................,............, .....,.... V i vlan Resell The Playmates Verne Euart, lilaine Gallagher, jerry Hart, Inez Hedden. lflorence -Iainison. Betty Losey Beautiful Doll ................................,.. ..........,...4.... . .. .,.. Gloria Ronea Spanish Doll ...,. . ....... ..,....... Mildred Beam French Doll ....... Beatrire Anderson Dutch Doll ...... ..........,.., f Lraee Smith Russian Doll .,.... ...,,...,..... l .ois Rossy lVestern Doll ..... ......,.. S andra Cludney Southern Doll ....... ......... l lenrietta 'l'ynan I. B. Lonely .........,....................,..........,. .,.......... . .. ...... ............ l .ois Voorhees Paper Dollers -Iiin Allen, .Iohnny Groorne, Earl Philhower, I.yal Stevens, Kenny XVillson Baby Fac'e's Hero .......................................................,.....,.........,....,.... ....,.. I anie Slllllll 'lihe Bedtime Story 'l'eller . . . Sr'1f1'Hly-.w'1f1'11 ......Alean Blau i V554 Selertion . .. ..,.,,....., Address ol xVClCOlllC .,.... llledley ...............,........... Little Skipper ............ .. Bl2ll'NllIll2ll'2l,S Band .......... .. - - n TH EORACLE PRO CRA NI Kille, Kille ....................,................. Some Day My Prince Wlill Come .-Xlexander The Swoose .,............ st Playmates .,.......,....,......... The Doll Dance .,....... Oh! You Beautilul Doll Sailboat in The Slay l' tiny-lVttfzy ...... ....... Don't Fence Me ln ...... . . . ...... Orchestra ,.,....-Xlfrecl Nunn ...............llanie Smith Mother .,......,....MaeNantara's Band .....,..lndian Boy, Indian Girl XVhite .....The Swoose. The Goose ..................,..........Pl2lylll2llCS .......'1'he Beautiful Doll Ollieer ......,...,.....,..Penny . .,.....,......................,... Teddy Bear Little Annie Rooney ......... .........................,,....... Si, Si - Spanish Doll, Frenc Southern Doll Chlo-E, Chlo-E ...,...... .. I ICO, I ICO ....,. tt Paper Doll Baby Fare ...,,...,.... . Ehner's Tune ........... ......The Bunny, The Twin Dolls Raggedy Ann, Raggedy Andy h Doll, Dutch Doll, Russian Doll, XVestern Doll, lVhen Day ls Done ................. . This Is lVorth Fighting Form it ' Victory Polka ........................ B. Lonely ...................Flutey ....,..,.Paper Dollers Fare ...,.,.lXILiCN21l1lZil'2liS Band ..........,.........,.....Quartette ........Bedtin1e Story Teller of '-I5 Class History ............. ...... ........ B e tty Cannon Class Poem ,........ ......... P eg Coleman Class Prophecy ...... . .. ,............................,....,........ ,Xl Michell Class XVill ..........,.... ........................ ................. ....................,................ E c l ith Price Bletnentoes ....,.,........,..........., Bill Burke, Alerry Cannon, Lois Rossy, Lois Voorhees Presentation ol' Key .............,. ........,.................,....................................... C Ihristine Vey Mantle Oration ...,.,. .,,......,.... P Xllred Nunn Response ............. Class Song ..,.. Selection Seven ty-eight ......Robert Hodgson ..........C.lass of '45 .......Orchestra '.,-rf A THEORACLE Sixfiefh Annual Commencemenl' Exercises '1'HttRsn,xr,yyuxE 21, watts 8:00 P. M. March ............ ..,..... I .ee Kahmann, Miss Mary Louise Kreyling Invocation ..,.... .......,.....4............,.,.............. R ev. Alvin A. Alones Essay ........,.. .....,...., .........,,........,.....,......... .... 4 if l imma -lane Smith A Secret 'l'o Security Saxophone Solo ......, ...................,.............,.,,....................... ...,...., 1 ' Iclith Price I Love l.il'e ---Alarm Zttccn Essay ...,... .........,...........,........ ...,.,.....,....,..... , 'X' H'Geraltline Hart The Land ls liriglttf' Flute Solo ,..., .........................,..... ,.,... ...... . ,.....,. l ' ' retlerick Adams uS0llYCllll'H-1111NUI! hssay .... .,..,,.,.. .........,..,.,..,................................ . ..,.. ll C Ihristine Vey Music, A Soldier loo Girls' Vocal Group- ,Iean Blau, Christine Vey, Carolyn Pahner, Emma .lane Smith Little Boy BlllCH-.X'I'Z'Z'll The l'erl'ect ll1lyn'.,Il!'Il11S Bond Address ........ ..,.........,..........,. ...,................,.,.,,.,,....,......,,......... R t ry. Howartl G. Sharie Pastor ol' First Presbyterian and Trinity Church South Orange, New jersey Piano Solo .....,..,.,....,.,.............................................,.................................. l.ee Kahmann l antasie Impromptu in G Sharp Minor, Opus tio -Cltojzifz Presenting 'l'he Glass ol' 1945 .....,,..,.................,...........,,....... Mr. XVilliam H. XVeaver flwligh School Principal, Presentation ol' Diplomas .,......,..,,.,...,,....,...,. ....,...,.......... A lr. lidwartl XV. Kilpatrick fl'resitlcnt ol' the Board ol' Education, Awarding ol' Prizes .,........,.................................,....................... Dr. Kenneth A. XVooll QSuperx'ising Principalj lienetliction .,,,. ...,........ ................,........................... R e y. Sydney li. Grant March .....,.., ........... l ,ee Kahmann, Miss Mary Louise Kreyling' 5'-First Honor ll 'Q--Second Honor MH--'l'ltit'cl Honor Scvmz ty-Him Eighty Ipit S. Closing Exercises 1il,EM1iN'l'ARY SCHOOI AVICIJNICSIJAY, .Irxri 20, I9-I5 I' R O G R A M Proccssionzll Atlclrt-Ss ul' XVt'lt'o11lc ..,... Sclcct ion- Simplic3ity,' ..., Synopsis ol Opcrcttzl . ..,............,... A C 'I' I llllfll' Sum ...., .......,....,......,,... Miss I.ibt-rty ..... The Pilgrims .....,, Hctst-y Ross ..,...,.,.... Lucy , .........................., ,..,. . ,..,.... . Gcurgc A'V2lSlllllglOIl ., OlIu'crs ....,...,............... ....... I Jrztkc 1 Abrzihaml l,llN'Olll .... . Soloist ....................... ,. Chorus of Children .. A C 'I' I I Hunk ..... ........ . . .....,...,. .. Ium ...... .... Stcvt' ,.... . .. .lucy ....,..... Buy Scouts Suszm ............ Ht-lun ..., Mary ......... llzlrultl , ..,...... . Girl Scouts Ration Books .,...., Clzmnvtl Fruit ...,,. Sugar ...,... ....... xlflll .....t Gus ,.... .. ..,.,... lht- Cirtrmlins ..,,.. Gz1rtlcl1c1's , ........ . v N ct-ds ........,,,...............,........ liltcr-Bttgs ....... ,....,..,...,...... iitlicl Grccnc Natalie Lyle Norma Gray . 1 Rcnzt Bzikktrr firzmtl I Strlcftintl-- Sorm'ity ..,... ., St-lc-cticm- Ching cillllllgf Prcscntztticm bl' Prizes ........ l'l'CSL'lI12lIl0ll ol Diplomas .. 'lll.llC .............,.,...... ' Shortin' Hrcztd .... Ri-itzlisslomxl. Su-nt-ry ...,.,.. .,... , Costumcs ..,........ Program Clovcr 1flQlllY4flIll LE go' T H E o R A c .......Artlmr Ih-mift-Ili ....,,.-Ittnior Orcllcstral ,..,....I rzmklin llcckcl ....,..,-Izniics Mffluiligztl itt ......PlllJllS Grattlcs 7 :tml 8 ...........,......Nzuu'y Ever ..,...............C..1tl1t'tmc Matt ..,..........,...lsulxcl Krumbim' .....................Hcrmzm Smith iostcclo. Marvin Clzn'pt-ntcr Pulsinclli ..............,....,.Rul1y Srllnlcztl ,....,...CLrzult's I, 5, li ............l r:mk Osmtm ....,..Frzmklin llcckcr .....Arthur llcmicclli ......xVllllZllll Strulxlt' ......AntoincttC Pulsinclli ............,..Sztlly Smith .......IJ0l'Cll1l MHNL1-I ..,........Gzlry Ulcstrzt ...Pupils ol Grande 8 , ..,........ lithcl C.rct-nt' .,...,..,Nzltztl1t' Lyla- ,...........j:uncs Soudcrs ..........,..l rzmk Fztrlcv pils ol Grzltlt' -I, is ...Pupils of Grzlclc 8 pils ul Grzulc Al, ti Pu ......Pu .........,.....,.........Rl1oclzt Sclvy Drake Bostcclo Betty Clllllltlllfl' Lymzm Culick ....,...............Entirt- Cust ,......-Iunior f,I'ClICSll'll .,.....4Itmior Orchestra ,,...,...Ur. K. A. Hlooll .....,Dr. K. A. AVOOH. Art Pupils Crztclcs 7 :mtl 8 ...Sewing Classes Crude 7 ............,.......ElllL'l Grccnc w liiglllvx'-Izru llu dak H CL .g 5 J T E o R A E Visi'l' Our School Day l'lQllIll giuiclc sluclcnls hum Xllimu . 1 1 i .' 1 thy, Port iXlllI'I'1lf', llflllglllllll. Lo U Villcv. c.L'llIl'lll, .md lfrcc lliiiuu Scliuols visilccl ilu- lliyh Srliool on 'l'ui-sc ll'l'll 27. lil I5. 5 W 'l'l1Q lmrposc ul' this visit wars lu zncclluiiiii lliosn' Sllllll'lllS who :irc coin U lu llxuc-ki-llsluwn Im' the lirsl lima- with our prugrziiii in urclci' lhzll lhc- ilillilhllll ni lhcii' svhool lo ours would hc most L'illC'll'lll. The c-iglhlli granule SllltlL'IllS from llzickcllslowii mc-1 with the group for Ihr ll'5l' cxplzmzllicm. :msc-inlmly' :mal piclllrcs. Sillllilllllli FUR lllli DAY 9:05 - 0..10 Mm-nl in thc llllilllfblkllllll Iorcxlmlauizitimi ol'c'oll1'sL'S by Mr. XVc:lvc'1'. lligh Scliool Pi'im'ipznl 0'1 - 1 I0 gxllljllll l'l'Q'lll2iI' ziclivilics with Big Bmllicr or Big Sislc-1' Nunn l'n'i'ioclf-l.11m'li in mchool fill-l'Il'l'l2lSllllllflllg' 1:00, l'ii5-l,lt'llll'l'S, gymiiiisiiiiii :ic'lix'iliL-s, Plilyglllllllil l:l0- 2..v0 .Msn-nihly l'rogrzn11 pmviclccl hy Mrs. H:n'ris's -u -f 0 llcnm- Room 9- rm - 'r'lil-lllgllllll' SC'YL'llIll In-riocl :ic-livilics liiglzlvx'-ll1rr'r liiglziy-fum .fi-If ' .fm T 'Q5 :Ti Ili-vIIliuII:Il lixcwiscm HE ORACLE Assembly Program fll'C'4'llIlgS .. ,..,. MKII: XVIII. ll. XVczuci', High Scllool l'riIII'i1 . . , lzilk by IDI: lXCllllQ'lll IX. xvflllll, SI1pcI'I'isiIIg Pl'lIli'lIJ1ll XVlIy Go lo High SflI0ol l'I1-sc-IIt:IIioII ul' IXllIlc-lic' .Xwzircls Mrs. lk-lcII Sllyill'l', PllySil'lll Ed. Dil'k't'I0l' lm' Gi I 1 fU'lC'll xltllllgtlll l'lIySIc Il Ed. Dirvrloi' lor Bc Flulc Solo .... .......,. 1 red .-XdzIIIIs Girls' Quzirlvl .....,.. lfllllllil Jaime SIIIiIlI, Billy l,2IllllL'l', Klum Blau, cilll'lSIlllL' Vu U.lL'l'lISZilK'lllH l,oI'cl's Pl'2Iyk'l'l' lJll'LTl'lCll by Miss Kim-yliil, 1 Om- Nfl Play .,,.. ,.,.... ...,....,.,..., ...,..,... .....,.,..,... N l I ' s. llzII'I'is's llmm' Rm 0lI! Say Cam You Sin, liiglzty-17116 I . iwlflx 'i'-,' I jak H A c: A 5: 'Q 'r Eon LE Memorial Day Program 'l'l'liSID.XY. NIXY 29. I9-I5 Ill .xss or 1917 Nlaarfll- Slieu-ss . .. . ,. ,... ..,, . ,. ..,, .,.. ............ I 3 r'nm'Il School Bllllil Song-- Slzi1'-Sparugh-d liziniu-r ..,,,,..,,,........,, Srhool Sfri Jlurc-l's:1lm IQ2 .................,...,... .....,.... .,..... IN I 1ll'It' xf'O0l'lll'l'S I l.ord's l'rzlyci' :md Fling Silllllt' ,................. .Xc'c'ordion SOIUQ''.xl1lt'l'II'2lll 'lihc Igtillllllilllu RliXV.XKliN' l'1.,xx' I-'ok AIIQXIURIX Alnrif' lim fl CSll1cln'luj Cl.xs'r Xi-lrrziusz llowalrd IXk'llllL'ilf. XX orld NX :ir l ..,........,. -lohn Slzumn, Livil XVIII' ...............,.. ......,......... Miclmcl lirmvuc, Spxmisll .'XlllCl'IC'illl XV:u Illfllllfil l.zir4'om, KAIYII XVzu' ..,....,,........,. lilrucr lfuddlc, XI'orld XVIII' l ..,................. Clhildrcn: . ..,.... ................ 5 fhool .......SI1lllll'y Ilzlslun-r l. IMY ....,.,.lCclwzl1'cl l.c-skowski .......,.....,.Il:1rl Croowr ,.,...,.Rohcrl Clizuidlcr ...Gcmlcl Grogan ,.....,,..I2lC'li SLIYLIQL' J , Rudy Bock. ICIIQCIK' lopla-ski, cill2ll'l0llt' IH-rrmc' Dorolhx' Oh-nick, llclcn IJIIJSIIQIIISIQI Poem-- .X Molhc-r's Thought ...................,.. xvfllltll hy Mziric Ruud. -loam Sicka-I Sch-rlions--''XYl1zm c'1' Mary Vcx or Gricvc 'l'hcc ......., Bzicli Illlorzilu-Iilcc' Clluh Go Down XIUSl'SUfSIJIl'Illl2ll Clubs! 'lromhom' Soloist .,.,.,,,....,.....,,.......,.,..,.................. ,...... N liss .Kun lixvrill 'K-X LIVING MIQNIORIA-Xl, I'1.Ax' ron AIIQNIORI-XI. DAY .-lun Cuff and 1117111 QSILKICHISD CAs'r XZIITIIIOTS ..,..,.,.... .,......., ,.... , ......... , , ..... . lin-lgizau Soldicr ..,.......,.,,..,..,.............. Spanish .'xlIlL'l'll'2lll XVIII XVorld XVIII' I Vclcrzm XVorld XV:lr ll Soldier . l':XC'L'l'lJlS from l,im'oIn AI1ll'i'llf HI,l'Ogl'L'SSu ' Vclcrzul ,...,. lissuy- ln Mcmorizun' Prcsculzuion ol' NVrcr:11l1 V f.,. 1- SCILTIIOII-nNL'1lI'Cl' My God lo lhgc ,......,.... ....,....... , laps ...............,....,..,..,..,..,.......,...,..............,.......,.....,.. Lcsl Sludcm IjIl'Cl'lOI'S ..... .,...... Director ...... , ........... . Eighty-5 Zrllrrs , ..,. .xllll Cull' :uid lflhvl llillivlllo .........lillgc'1u' llziuch .....,.,4I2llllCS Cocllraul ....,...XVilli:uu Shcrry .......,l,2llll Murphy ........lIl'2lIl Zvllcrs ............llI'lIlll'll School lizmd .........I'll'1lIll'lS lxlunzis Swzxcklmillxllcr . ............ School Bzmd ' cr Evans :md Hzlrold Za-llzlrs Miss Mary l.ouisv Krcyliug Dircctlor ol Music' ,.....,. . ,........,. . ,...............,,................ ......... u Mzlric Recd, Phyllis lXIC'KCIlll1l, .IUZIII Za-llcrs, xxllll llull 7 Miss Grain' l. N illiauus EULH llx n iffy' T H E 0 R A C L E i e, Chrisfmas Program l RlD.'XX, IJIQGEMBICR 21, ISHS l'w'.s1'11l1fd by '1'1n-A Ltsxss or lfltln .Xclclress ol' xVCli'OlIlC ..........,......,...,...,.....,. ......,.. ,........ X I Villiatn Sherry, Pl'L'Sllll'llI Original Poein- Peace Time Cl1risttnas .... .........................,.. l .oraine -lune Selections- In Dolei .Iubilo ......................, ......... G irls' Double Quartet O Gonle all ye Faithful Scripture Reading .....,,,.,......,. .,.......,... .... ,.............h I t ' an 'l'r:u'y Selection- l,orcl's Prayet ' ,.....,..,.....,.., ....,... L Lirls' Glee Glub Oxta .Mfr l't..u' The Town Thai' Couldn'f Have Chris'l'mas Hulcla, the innket-per's wilt- Ntel, her son ..,...............,,.....,. l.oelte, her daughter ......,..... . Elisa, the butc'her's wile ..,,... .-Xclelaicle, the baker's wile Ifaggot XVontan .. ..... ........, . . by I1f'lr'11 M. Clark sr or GIIAIQ.-u:'t't:Rs . ..., ,... ,,... . , ..,,.. . . ..,.., lithel lJll'llL'll!O .,.,...Vitu'ent Zarate ..,...Nlargat'et Grover ...,.....,...litlna XV:ule ......,Doris Gruver ......lIean Zellers lhe Miser .............,............. ....... I Edward O'l.eary 'l'l1e Old Gypsy xvlllllllll ..,..., ......,..........l b Xnn Gull' Conrad. the duke ..,.........,.. ...... ...,........... l ' aul Murphy Gustave, his aitle . ..... .,.....,... ,..,... X X 'alter Kossntann Charlotte, the new innkeeper ...,... ,,.. Shriley flastner Luding, her son .............,....... .....,...,...., ...... XVilliant Michael Barbara, her daughter .,........,.......................,...,............,............. ........ lX larie Voorhees Scene: AX rootn in the Black Mountain Inn. 'l'llllL'Z Scene I-Five o'c'loc'k on the aletrnoon ol' Deeetnber ilrlth. Scene 2--Five o'c'loc'k on the alternoon ol' Defentber 2AIth twenty-live years later. lN'l'l'.RMlSSl0N Voeal Duet- O lloly Night .,..... ,....,..,.,.........,. lX flary Dirkes and -Iosephine llK'Sl'll Selt-etiott- .Xve Maria ....................................................,.,............. Double Quartette SL'lCl'll0ll-hlllll Dreaming ol' a XVhite Ghristntas ...............,.......... Girls' Glee Glulm Selection- XVe Three Kings ol' Orient Are ....., ....... B oys' Glee Glub Selection- Prayer Iront Hansel and Gretel' ....,.. Girls' Glee Club Carol- Silent Night ..,............................,....... ..................,........ - Xssentbly Director ...............,......., ..................,.,. 1 Ethel Nl. llale Direetor ol' Music' .,.... ,........... ....... N I iss -leanne lotnpkins I'iiglIlvY'!IilII' Y Nznrtv . V' 1 r..: ig T 6 Young April A Cloxiicm' ix 'l'Hluc1c Ac:'rs l'ROlJl'ClilJ BY THE CLASS Ol 1916 'l'HlTRSlJ.XY .XXII FRIDAY ICVICNINGS. .-XPRII, ll and I2, 19416 I'rol'c:ssor Nit'illlf'l'L' ,... Mrs. Mcllllyri- ,..... Gcorgn- Hrllllyn- . l.ul.i ., ...,.....A...,... . Viviun ,..,.,.... ILISIL- ...,.4.........,. Brian Stanley .....,. . 'l'crry ixIi'llIlf'l'K' .. licrl PZITSOIIS ....,, Dlllfil ..........,.... Pctl- ..., . .... ..,,. . 5lCW2ll'l Millvr ..,... Mrs. Milli-r ..,.. Nlilmlrvil .. ,..... .. Clnwi' ol- Clil,xR.u:'i 1--ks ..,..BL'l'2ll'd Btflllltfll .........Cllz11'z1 Olcnifk ......,...Rz1lpl1 Bi-ally ........RulJy Dickson ......,lIcnnic AICCIQCI' , ......,.... Murii-I Nunn -Inni- ........-IQIIIC Roclcnlmugh ...,......,...,...R0lJCl'l Cm-s ,.....,.................I'z1ul l'crl'x' Cordon rlClllll'l'Sil0l , .............. llifilillii Sluul .,...,....,,.HcIcn Mikulkan ,,.......X7il'g'iIli2l Maxwell glans- ..,.., , ., ..,... . ..,.....,.,.,... 1.015 .xlbgilli llizlm' fiiilllibll' ...., ....... I rvnc fil'UQllll Svxol-sis mf Scziimas .Ml IHI 'lll' Sunday Zli'lCl'Il04Jll. zlboul the nliddlc ul' tlunc, .Mfr Il-The sznnc, about lill'CLT wccks lzitc-r. .Mfr Ill-The sznnc. six we-cks lzntcr. Ilircflccl by ..,.., ......., N Irs. lillicl M. llznlc- Slilgc' Ai1lllllgL'l' ..,..,...........,.......,..,...,..........,..,,....,.......,,........,................. llcrbcrl Burlim' Music' bclwi-cn thc :iris was fiirnislxcd by thc High Sclluol Clem- Club unch-r thc- clircc'tion of Miss lc-anne Tmnpkins. Nuurty-om' 4 1- XW xx v 'C-fa! -Q Ag THE ORACLE J u n io r P r o m There may he tnany shortages hut there certainly was no shortage ol' glanioi at the long-heraltlecl lunior Prom ol' the Class ol' llllli. 'illhe Proni was held in the High Sehool Cyninasiuni on .Xpril 26, lront 8:30 o'eloek until ll: l5 o'eloek The Vedcly lfeclcly Swish juniors and Seniors danced and rontaneecl to tht strnigs ol' the nntsie ol' Harry Neighbor and his orchestra. Class Vice-l'resiclent Rohert Coes and his guest, .Xnne lloltletnan, letl tht Grand March at 9:30 o'eloek. Q Uncler the ahle tlireetion ol' Mr. xvllllillll Voorhees, Class .-Xtlxiser, the gvni f nasunn was translorntetl lrotn a hare haskethall court to a sea ol pastel streatners 'I'he Decoration Connnittee consisted ol Roger Harris, Chairntang Robert Goes, .john June, Lois Apgar, XVilli:nn Pryslak, Gerard lloehheint, ,-Xliee Benoist lienjantin Kass, Steven XVaieieky, Richard Stout, Katy Bakker, Gertrude Beant Billie Davis, linnna lane Diehl, XVilliatn ilillUlll2lS. XVinnie llession, liarhara Mt Kenna, -lennie Meeker, Paul Perry, Clara Oleniek, Ralph Beatty, Berarcl Bennett Lewis Ryan, Mary Robinson, Lillie Riley, Betty Scthtneal, Virginia Farley, lrent Grogan, Bernice Krawzak. Helen Milkulka, Muriel Nunn, Mary lleryla. The Invitation Connnittee was ntacle up ol' Barbara 'liI'lllllIll'l', Chairman Margaret Narclueei, -lane Roclenhaugh. The lluniors. Seniors and their guests lor the evening were graciously re eeived hy loan Sherry. Chairman: 'l'heresa Klinias, Macleline Murphy. linnna lane Diehl. The Patrons and Patronesses lor the evening were Mr. anal Mrs. Kilpatriek Mr. and Mrs, xvlllllllll XVeax'er. Dr. ancl Mrs. Kenneth XVooll', Mr. and Mrs. lilwin l'. Hale, Mr. and Mrs. C Albert johnson, Miss lznnlv Iohnson, Mr. and Mrs XVilliain Voorhees. Mr. and Mrs. XVillis 'l'ittnan. Ni11r'lV-Ilnrc Ninety-four Q' f' . .-. J H C L C, Glee Club More students, including both boys and girls participate in the Glee Clubs than in any ol' the other student organizations. Under the capable leadership of Miss 'liOllllJlilllS, we endeavor to provide our sehool with all types ol' niusiral entertainment. Our ellorts are rewarded at Thanksgiving, Christntas and when we can display our talent to the entire student body. OFFICERS Presiderzl .......,.. . .,........ Edward Hontbordy, 'Alti Vlifl'-P'l'!'Sidf'lll .... ....... C llayton Kostenbader, V17 S1'1'r1'l11ry ........ ,...... .... C I ornelia Bakker, 'AIG Treaszzrer .... ..... 1 lobert Hodgson, '-lti MEMBERS Crass or 1916 Cornelia Bakker ,Xlife Benoist Robert Goes Robert Hodgson Gerard Qlothheint Virginia Maxwell Diana French john Hennnings Barbara Hough .Ian .-Xyers Gloria Blake Bertha Budd Charles Burd Ruth Barnes Annette Beatty Ethel Green Barbara McKenna -lennie Meeker Earl Morgan Helen Mikulka Margaret Narduetfi Bettx' 'l'vnan 1 1 Cmss OF 194 7 Lee Kalnnann Anna Kell Clayton Kostenbader C1.Ass OF 1948 Alohn lloeges Lester Evans ,Ioan lleil lark Lance Crass or 1949 Sara Harris Victoria Penkol Antoinette Pulsinelli Nlrzely-Iliff' Paul Perry Norma Riley Nlary Robinson Betty Sl'lllIlC1ll Lois 'lhomas Barbara 'l'rinnnet' Iennie Kuezynski Helen Lapshanski XVanda Mineevich Sara Robinson Orpha Stevens Xnn xVllll2llllS Winilred Yager Ruby St'llIIlC2ll lean Speerstra lrene NValters Ninety-six 2441. H CL fr, T E 0 R A E lk School Band vlllll' 13111111 has haul il l'11I1 s111s1111 this ycznr. 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Q. C, it 'T C3 R A E at A 4 i W' 1QQfQ Arf Club The .Xrt Club meets every 'l'hut'sday. the sixth period, in roont number six- n. Miss .Xldrich teaches art to the high school students as well as the seventh tnd eighth grades The ,Xrt Club consists ol' thirteen ntentbers all in high scltool. The pupils ure: Cmss oi-' lllslti linnnzt .lane Diehl Irene Grogan Mary Robinson C1.Ass or 1917 Shirley Castner Ceorgetta Moglia -Ioan Hoppock Patricia Connolly Marie Reed .Xlice Kishpaugh Xlarion Kay Frances Crawn Marilyn Mayberry Robert lilias Criss or ISHS! Drake Bostedo Ethel Greene During the Art Club period students work with water colors, dry colors pencil sketches, and charcoal drawings. Miss Aldrich has taught the students how to make block prints and plaster ol' paris plaques. Posters ol' all kinds were ntade during the term. XVhen nothing special was planned the students used the period on art ol' their own choice. .X'i111'lv-nine y One lmnrlrrrl fa! 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The ot they would like tr ol' four weeks zinc svstetn we hope to THE ORACLE The Dancing Club Club wus organized with the idezt ol' teaching people to dztnee v how, and helping to improve the dancing ol' those who knew hen it was first organized the elub wats open to all who wished 'oup grew too large :md we decided to ehztn fe the organization. 5 built :around za eore ol' eleven people, who were chosen us in- her ntetnbers ure ehosen lronl the group who indiezlted tlrtt 1 1 Jjoin. The lzttter group ol' about thirty is to meet lor zt period l then at new group is to be ehosen. Through the use ol' this give everyone who is interested at ehztnee to learn how to dance and to improve their Cl2lllt'lI1g. Anne Culli XVinnie Hession Regina: Kasper Shirley Kostenbuc ler I XSTRI lC'l'ORS lierniee Krztwmk Klaus Mohle iXlZll'g1ll'Cl Nlllllllffl Om' I1 zmrlrerl Ihre! XVztrren Patterson XYillie SCIll2lllC'lllli Hurry Stevens llznrvey Stevens Um' IIIIHIIVCII jour Kb, 4 .fix THE oRAct.E sv' ,A -1 n A f ra Q T10 0 ' gg Y if X5 Nw Nt NA 4Z?? i '?s 'will K 'O Ik G - , 3 0 1 ff 9 C N l gr f ., - N'-' , ' C .X 6- t o QM V00 U , A V, ox , J, x , , Fu'l'ure Farmers of America 4, 01 o1f1f1cERs 0 i - 1 fiR0l'l' l f I:I'.Yl'l1I'l1f ....,...... .,,........., ...... R 1 mbert Gaudler, 517 l'11'1'-1'rr'sid1'l1t ...... .............. Q james Gibbs, V17 Swrrlary .,.......,.. ...,.. X Varren Paterson, V17 Tn'11.s'11nfr .....,. ............. K laus Mohle, '-I7 Rr'prn'Ir'r ..,... ....... . .........,..,. S tephen ZXX'1ll'yCll, V17 fiROl?I' ll 1'rr'.vi1l1'11!. ........,..... .............. ....,........ l J eau Sargeant. 718 I'1r'r'-l'rr's1fl1'nl ...... ...... C Kasper llllllldlgll, '-18 Sf'l'I'l'fIlJ'y ..........., .. ............,. Dale Parks, '-18 TI'!'Il.9Ill'!'l' , ..,... . .,,... Richard Carpenter, V18 R1'j1orl1'r ..... 5 ...,.,,.. ......... , .... S eott XVebb, '-18 1'i!lf'lllly Allffzsm' .,... ........................,,.,.... K lr. George Nliehael .'XGRlGlll,'lillR.Xl. S'l'UDEN'l'S Class or 19113 xvllllillll Davie David Plalli Lewis Ryan Gordon llendershot XVill Gl.Ass OF l 947 Leonard .Xgreen .Xlvin Allen Robert Gandler Donald Davie llanies Gibbs Mike Heryla Robert Hoover Klaus Mohle XX'arren Paterson Victor Penkol john Pryslak XVilliatn Selnanehik Harry Smith Ct.Ass OF 19-18 Robert Bartow Lester Evans flharles Hurd Richard Garpenter lidward Deniieelli Robert Drake lidward Freeborn xvllllillll Gerard Howard Gruver Riehard lfhunerlelt CLA ss 'l'honias Dil.orenzo Robert Dirkes Robert Drake Sidney Fleser Glyde Grover xvlllllllll lleaddy qlaek joseph Donald l.aury Raymond Freeborn Manuel l.evonuk Casper lluizenga George -lones XValler Kott Dale Parks .IZIIHCS Pieree or 19,19 Robert Morgan Harry Nunn Nicholas Oraeh Paul Parks joseph Pulsinelli Um' llllllfllfll fnfr' e Tinnelneyer llarry Stevens llarvey Stevens john Stoddard Alex Teriek Stephen Zwaryell Dean Sargeant Randolph Sniith lirvin XVatters Scott lVeblJ llarold Zellars Glillord Regino lidward Rabinska Douglas Soniody xvlllllllll Strubble Une hundred six -IFJ, ., r. .1 dak HE ORACLE IJ, T fi ,l i The Nafure Club 'l'ltC Nztturc Club hats lx-cn orgzznizcd this yt-:tr by i'1I'CSillllL'll. 'l'ltc :tint ol thc club is to bcfotnc more lzuniltzxr with dtllcrcnt kinds ol' plwnts 'init . 4 .,- ntincrztls by taking ficld trips and studying SIJCCMIICIIS. Books and mztgz :1 good source ol' lllli0l'lIl2lliOll wlttfn the wczttltt-r prcvcnts us lrotn going XVL' strc :also cnjoying good lcllowship :ts wt: study and work togt-tht-r. l,l'l'.Ylfll'lIl ...,.. I - ' zu I r1'sirlr'11l .S'1'1'r1'l11 ry .......... 7'lY'Il.YII H' r ...... Ol-'l lClliRS ,.,....l t':tnklin Dt-fkt'r, 719 .....Mzturic'c Griswold, V19 . ........ 'Xlicc Hctntnings, lil .,....Gcr:tldincr Cltztndlcr, 719 lfarltlly ,lrlzfisrfr ..... . ..,.. Mztry B. Micltztt-I Ronan Batkkt-r Mztrgztrt-t lirucrt' XVZIIICI' Budd Gcrzlldint- Clltztntlltu' Bc-tty Clhztndlcr lfrztnklin llcfkct' Nztnt' f 3 MEMBERS Iivt-ritt lfztrl Gctcltius Mzutricc Griswold l,YIll1lll Culick Rolwrt Hztrdy .-Xlifc Hcnnnings Xluricl I ltt ll One 1111111124011 .w'zfr't1 Clzttllcrint' Rot: Rltodzt Sclcy It-:tn Sl!L'L'I'SIl'2l Mildrcd St. Louis Dorothy xvtllil XVzu'rc'n Pzlttrrson nztls, ztnd tzincs :nrt outdoors. Om' llulldrwl vig K 'CQ lA 'l'lu- Pre-lfliglit lures ure: Arthur Demicelli George Gibbs Robert Gibbs Bert Curtlun THE ORACLE The Pre-Flighf Club uh wus started early in tlu- scluml yeztr. Its thirteen in -lolm Hzmkinson Robert Kostenlmzulet' llztmes Harris .Xlliert f,L'Sll'L'lCll Ilzmu-s Holder .luck Shaw lllC'll2l1'il lloover Rulu-rt YllllUlIl2lS Cllzuyton Kustenlmzuler Bert Ciortlml was electetl :ts presiclent. Robert Kustenlmzuler was elected is xit'e-president. 'l'lu-se were eleclecl on tlu-ir CI. .-X. R. Rulings. Cllanyttm Kos lmzuler is tlu- treasurer mul lim lflztrris is the secretary. 'l'lu- object ul' the PII'-l'lllQllI Club is to prepztre tlu- nu-miners to take tlu C.. .X. R. tests. ' t During the yextr we lumpe to luke seyerztl lielcl trips to tlu- st-vernal :tirpu in this siren. We hope that :tt the etul ol' the yezu' our club will lu- :able In p ilu- C. AX. R. IOSIS with at very liigll average. During our litltl trips we will pmlmlmly do some living us two nu-mln-ix ol ' 1 , 1 tlu- club liztye Private Clertilitmes zttul severztl luiye Sttult-nt Pilot Cc-t'tilic'zntt-s Bert is in fliztrqe ol' the instrtutiun, but wlu-ti lu- is nut tlu-re. Holm takes tm llu- instrtu'titm. Due to limited space annul time we will not tztke up tlu- reliuilcling ol' num but we luipe to LQKIXL Ullfll nu-mber at certain Zlllltllllll ul' knowletlge :tlmut working. Um' llurzrlwrl ni-rr I .QD 'Q' 1, .ff . THE ORAC.LE K -L W. i D '- ft--'jjj Press Club B .. Q Distinguisliing t'l1zt1'ztt'tt-ristics l'l'lll0YC thc Press Club from tht- fzttt-gory ol' thc otht-r clubs zu Hztckcttslown High. The initiztl purposc ol' thc Club is to invcstigzttt' tlolztblc ztctivitit-s :mtl cvcnts ut thc school ztntl submit tht' szmtt- to scvtrrztl lotittl titfwspztpcrs in thc form ol' newspaper ztrtirlcs. Olascrving IICWVSIDZIPCI' tlczul lint-s ztntl journztlistic stylt: :tml principlt-s ncticssitzttctl thc utmost t-llit'it-tiny ol' ull thost- on thc stall. 'l'hc Prt-ss Clttb publishes 'l'ht- 'l'igc1 s 'l'ulc, our school ltt'wspztpt'r. Ollft' st month. 'l'ht' publicity ol' l-lztvkt-ttstown High School lor tht' t t sclioluslif st-:tson ol' l P15-Hilti wus in thc lizmtls ol' thc Press Club whose rou- stitut-nts wt-rc: fflffllll'-lill-CIII'I'f .,.. ..,. K lolly Klurpliy, '-Hi A-l.x'.s1'sf1l11l liclilor ..... ,..,...... I 'ztul Murplly, '-I7 .Yrzus Ifllliffll' ...,..... ....., E Itwtttllcttc Klimzts, '17 Colby fflllllllll' ..,.,....., ........... 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XVeekly meetings are helcl at which time tliseussions ol' ways and means of taking eare ot the Club's needs are tliseussecl. Various speakers interested in tl1is type ol' sport have been our guests. Mr. -lohn Sticlworthy ol' Neteong, New jersey, talked to the Club tlenron- strating tlte use, care, and salety ol' fire arms. Mr. Sticlworthy is an expert marks- tnan. His talk and tlentonstration was well received by the boys. He invited some ol' our boys to visit his elub at one ol' their meetings. Connnittees ol' the boys have been active. Through Dr. XVooll', the Board ol' 1'1tluc'ation has been contacted, Chiel' ol Poliee Parks has been interviewetl, the Local Rod and Gun Club has helped by making suggestions and ollering help. OFFICERS l'r1'sidr'z1l ........... ......... N lack Savage, '47 l'1'r'1'-Ir1'.s1'1lr'11l ................... .....' I LIIIICS Cochran, '-17 Sefwrury and Tn'astm'r ..... .................. X 'Villiam Petty, '-17 lfrtrttlly fl1l1'isr'r ................. .,.... B Ir. lvlllllllll H. Voorhees l.eonarcl .-Xgreen Qlarnes Cochran liugene llauch blames Gibbs Pierre Benoist Charles Hurd Lester Evans XValter Beyer Robert Gibbs Claxss or 19-17 Raymond Lake XVilliarn Michael XYilliarn Petty Cl.Ass or 1918 Riehartl lfltnnerlelt Casper lluizenga Cl.Ass or 19119 Richard Hoover -laek -loseph Raymond Lancliak Om' llIllIIlI'f'fl fifteen lark Savage ilaek Stoclilarcl liugene lopoleski Steve Zwaryeh Rlflllllll Kehler kvlllllllll Schleeht Seott Hlebb Frank Usiuun litlwarcl Seferba Une llumlrcrl XiXll'!'II fag 5lFfTYQ-A 9 'BVI Q N ss ? Q Q' Nlilclrccl Bc-noist Rifllzircl flzmnon Dull- Clolcmzm Bcity Connolly Ricllzird l 1n'zulz1y Richzxrcl Gannon Robert Hzmdclong Bcity -func l l2ll'YCy Arlc-nc Hollmuli lilczmor Howell Nlzirlin Kimblv THE ORA CLE Our School Safefy Pafrol Cllllllllllllllllllg Offirw' C,.w'i',uN Nom, Toxms 1.i1'1llenar1ts Floyd Dickson Bobby Eclwzlrcls Sl'l'V6'flITy Louclla Smith MEMBERS Sliirlcy Kl'llIl1Cl' llulbcrl Lznury lIOSLfIDll Al2llllSCWlCL lu-nc NIQNL-cl Puznrl Miller Nlznrilyn Osmun liyclyn Picrcc Ba-lly PCl'l'll1C lfrzuik Phillips lxllllllijk' Pinkmzul I1-nson Sznulsbcrry joseph S4'lll'CllDCl' john Snyder Harold Smith Gcorgc Sokolowski Ruth 'l'illou Lois Rccsv Alice Mary Wlclsh lilixubclll XVilson lflllgilfll Hlinklcr Carol Young llzilc Young Undm' Illz' lJiH'!'ilfHl and SIlP8TUI'Sl0ll of Cjrmkifokfxi, Zlcls I'l!ll'Illlj' ,-iflifiswr ....... ....., ....... A I rs. Flimbctll Arnlsnon Umf IIIIHIIITII .xr'zw'r1t1'1'n Q1 niuv. , A Q. A Q fi, 'f-. X One lzunrlrvrl I'ig'lI1I'!'Il an A031 'iff'- SQ in T H E 0 R A C L E Sfudenf Council 'lhc Stutlcnt Council was lorntctl this yvzn' lot' tht- lnwt tnnt- in ottlu to 4-stztlmlish higher stzmtlztrtls ol' lt'zttlt'1'sllip, t'l1zlt'1tc'tt'1', school spirit :intl slr ts ship, to clvwlolm :tn ttmlcrstztttclittg ol school govcrtnnt-ttt :incl :tftivitit-S ln H about lxcllcr t'oopc'rzttion lmctwccn prinripztl, l'ztc'ttlty :incl stttclt-nts, zinc plot at mort- nt-zn'lv pt-rlcft school lor both lnx-st-nt 'incl luturc usc. lJl'l'.Silll'lI I ...,..,.. l'I'l'f'-l I'I'.S'l!11'Il I Sr'1'r1'l11 ry .......... Tr1'as1m'r .... ,... Imtftllly flf1wi.s'r'r Ralph Bt-titty Rogt-1' Harris lithcl lJL'l'llL'lllU Dorothy tXln'ctts lizttltt-rinc Koscint-lntk Sully Smith . , 1 OlflfIClERS MEM BERS C.1,.xss oif lil-lo Robert Hodgson Cltuass oi-' 1917 txllllll Mztt- Cicrntztn XVilli:nn Slu't't'v CLASS Ol I9-I8 Clltznh-s Bztrkct' lint Gocs C1l,Ass UI-' lfl-ill lfrztttk Osntun Um' liunrlrrrl rzizzwlrfrl lli ...XVilli:nn Sltcrry. IT Ethel Dillicnzo, V17 ..Willnn' Nlooncy. '-18 .....,Rztlplt lic-silly, 'A Miss lflclcn Kotnlmicki Gt-r:n'tl Llochllt-int l.c'wis Ryan Stow- Zwztryflt lYillJtn' xl00l1Cy Alztnt- Young J r' l11111rl11'fl lzvr'1 X : E 5 Z FD u- 4 Lf, fu I O 'Z .f CJ n v- -1 N.. O S: E i - Z k 5 55 2. U va C r- f -4 A J .- Q o P f ff F C CJ : : U LA V 4 af 2 L2 - CIT f- Z Q K - rf L f5k Scnicd L55 CD 51 .- .- C m .Ll -1 v C A 73 Q :I :z LJ U cz .- fc .:: 7: EZ z 1 .-1 Z L :E Ld V JI fc 11 .1 .JA -.. E 'A -1 A Ja 13 :Q QI fs 's DI 5 :Q L w-1 A ,- .., 2 II? :: E EJ IE CI ri I V an ,EE O '-1 v- Z .: 7: 1.5 .5 Z 5 S 5 9 ff :E E 3 f' ii fn .1 O 2 .1 U 5 Ld C3 I - E1 3 .1 .4 'U gp '7 THE ORACLE ? s lu is Parenf-Teacher Associafion Steps to form a Parent-Teacher Association were taken at a meeting of' the Mothers' Club. March 2, I9-If after it had been ascertained that the local school adtninistration would approve and co-operate with such an association. A meeting was called for March 2l, I9-f-1 at which time Mrs. Raymond Koch of Phillipsburg, president of the Warren County P.-'I'. A. addressed the group on the aitns and ob- jects ol' the P.-'I'. A.. stressing that the principal objective of the movement is to help the child in every possible way. Organization of a P.-'l'. A was perfected as this meeting and election of officers was held. with the following being installed by Mrs. Koch: President, Mrs. AA'illiam Kinsey: First Vice-President. Mrs. C. Hammond lllatchford: Second Vice-President, C. Albert johnson: Secretary. Mrs. Howard lingemann: Treasurer, Mr. Earl Heil. Van Cleve Brugler, Supervising Principal of the school welcomed the formation of the P.-'I'. A. and offered the full co- operation of the teachers. Dr. Kenneth A. AVoolf, High School Principal pledged his co-operation and help as a parent as well as principal. At a lneeting held April 25, I9-ll the by-laws were adopted and organization completed. Dues were fixed at 25 cents a year and the third Avednes- day in the tnonths of October through April were set for the regular monthly meetings. Mrs. Norman llellis, program chairman, outlined a program for the next year built around the thetne, Know yottr School. Committees appointed for the next year were as follows: Membership, Mrs. David Shevitzg Pro- gram, Mrs. Norman Ilellis: Finance. Herlnan Smith: Publicity. Mrs. Alan Painter: Hospitality, Mrs. lCdison Stifl. 'l'he first meeting of the school year l9l I--I5 was held October I8 in the Public School. Dr. and Mrs. Harry Myers, associate editors of the Magazine, Children's Activities were the speakers. A. P.-'I'. A. card party was held October 27. lflll in the school gymnasium. ' Classroom mothers for each classroom in the grade school were appointed. 'I'hey are: Kinder- garten, Miss Long. A.M.. Mrs. Charles Skitmer. P.M.. T-Irs. joseph Sherry: lst Grade. Mrs. George Lush. Mrs. Charles Ort: lst Grade. Mrs, K. Freeman. Mrs. Walter lloyd: 2nd Grade. Miss li. Carpenter. Mrs. Louis llarl: 2nd Grade. Mrs. lloward I-lngemami. Mrs. Albert johnson: flrd Grade. Miss Emily 'l'hom- as. Mrs. li. R. Brown: Elrd Grade. Miss Alice 'l'on- kens, Mrs. li. llest: Ith Grade. Mrs. H. Weighill. Mrs. Aaron Lundy: ltlx Grade. Mrs. H. Il'Andrea. Mrs. Milton Hibler: 5th Grade. Mrs. George May- berry. Mrs. Howard Fletcher: 5th Grade. Mrs. Leo Williamson, Mrs. David Shetitz: fith Grade. Miss li. MacCulloch. Mrs. Hulse Budd: tith Grade. Miss I.. Stephens. Mrs. George Illundin: 7th Grade. Miss F. Aldrich. Mrs. DeWitt Budd: 7th Grade. Mrs. M. Artnstrong. Mrs. john McClal'y1 Sill UVRHIC. MVS- llarold llarker. Mrs. Charles Smith: Sth Grade, Miss M. Kirby. Mrs. Isaac liyeritt. An Open House night program was sponsored bv the P.-'l'. A. November 8, lflll and was attended by more than one lntndred fifty parents. llr. K. AVoolf' was the speaker and outlined sotne of the school problems of postwar days. School rooms were inspected with students as guides. Sixty-eight pan- ents were served supper in the school cafeteria. .At the january 17. ISHS meetings, Dr. Lewis' lllessing reported on the State-wide dental survey of schools and said that 8201, of the children in the Hacketts- town School needed dental care. Safety on the Highway was the topic at the February 2l. Ill-I5 meeting. Inspector Stearn of the State Motor Vehicle Department was the guest speaker. Students of the 7th grade presented a pro- gram on Brazil. Lively discussions on the value and necessity of home work developed at the March 21. l9f5 meet- ing. A panel consisting of Mrs. Harold Barker, Miss Martha Everitt. teachers. aml Earl Heil and Mal- colm Stickney gave their views on the subject. Dis- cussions from the audience also took place. Presi- dent, Mrs. Avilliam Kinsey, announced the nominat- ing committee for the April meeting consisting of Mrs. William Weaver, Mrs. Harold llarker and AA'illiazn Shaw. At the April meeting, Miss .Ann Hoppock, assist- ant to the State Connnissioner of' Iiducation dis- cussed the State interest in social studies. At the election of oflicers the following were selected to serve for the ensuing year: President. Malcolm Stickney: First Vice-President, Herman Smith: Sec- ond Vice-President, Albert johnson: Secretary. Mrs. Mabel AA'eighill, and 'l'reasurer, Earl Heil. President Stickney appointed committees to serve during the year I9-I5-I9-fli as follows: Program. Mr. H. R. Anderson: Membership. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Heil: Publicity, Mrs. joseph Sherry: lludget aml Finance, Mr. AVilliam Shaw: Refreslnnents. Miss Elizabeth Macilullochg Goals, Mrs. William Kinsey and Mrs. Norman llellis: Publications, Mrs. Nortnan Freeman: Stnnmer Round Up, Mrs. Kenneth Woolf: Health and Safety. Mrs. Raymond Lake: llental, Mrs. Cliflord llartholomey. Representatives to County P.-'l'. A., Mrs. Harold Barker. Ilr. Kenneth A. AA'oolf, Supervising Principal aml Mr. AVilliam AVeaver. High School Principal. will serve on the Executive Committee. The progratn for the year ISHS-lillti was as follows: October I7- What can llackettstown Parents and Teachers Do 'l'o Help Win the Peace? November ll- How Gan We llc-st 'I'rain Our Youth for Citizenship in Hackettstown? january I6- How Can Hackettstown Parents and Teachers llest Meet The Health Needs of Our Children? I4'eln'uary 20- What Kind of Moral Guidance is Hackettstown Providing Its Youth? March 26- What Should Hackettstown Youth Know About Ottr Latin American Neighbors? April I0- What Are 'I'he Social and Recre- ational Needs of Ottr Community? One hundred twenty-one S l -:Q Um' llzllnfi ml I11'r'I1lx'-lx HE ORACLE 7154 2 1 Le'H'ers for Honor Roll 1944 - 1945 lhc lrmlluwmg llzlw 11111410 thc HIIOIIOI' Roll for ill lc-:lst llll'l'l' 111 ll 1 pn-1'iocls Lllll'illQ thc yL'1ll' :md ll2lYL' llllililltll :111 llYL'l'ilgC ol' li lm' lllc otha' 111 ing periods: l'il'i'Kl ,'Xclz1111s lin-:1I1'im'c .xllllL'lASOll Milclrccl 15011111 Williznn Burkv 'lnlm 0111111114- fQl'l'1lldillC H:11'l H1'l'ID1'l'l Iizn-low IR-guy Xpqzn' l':1l1'i1'i:1 fltillllillly ,'X1111a' Cluii' lflllL'l IJiRik'IllIJ lznncs Gibbs Doris G1'o1'L-1' lJu1'u1l1y qXlll'L'llS f:l12ll'IL'S B:11'kL'1' Rolacrl BIIYIUW Amy lilz1I1'I1l111'cl Shirley Curl -ILIIICI Dills Cluxsx mf lf?-I5 xllll'-iOl'iC Iilkl' B:11'l1:11'z1 l,ig'gL'Il .Kiln-rl Nliclu-ll ,-Xlllul Nunn Earl l'l1ill1owc1' C1.Ass OF 19116 Ralph BL-:lily Clmxss or IFH7 Xlikc' Hcrylzl -ICZIIIUIIL' Klimzns XV:1lu-1' Koss111111111 XVz1111l:1 1XIillI'CYit'll Klaus Holllc XV:11'1'c-11 Pllll'l'SOll C,1.,xss ol ISHS I'il'l'ilCl'iCk l,iIlg'K'l' Henry cLlll'lIlCl' l'low:11'cl fQl'llXl'l' Aloun Hcil Irv K11h111z11111 Um' lflxrrrlfrrl lZl'l'IlllY-lll7'l'l' Iiclilh Price ViYi2lll Rcscll Iilifzllxflll Riley Glurizn Rm1c'z1 Ellllllll -1:1110 Slllilll Clllrislillc Vvy RKJllK'l'l Hmlgsc111 f.Il1ll'lUlll' l'c'1'1'111c' .Xlifc S111:1li11ski Mario Vom'l1L'cs Nfllflllil XVilsu11 Alcan Xcllcls Slcplu-11 Zw:11'ycl1 l,0lIiSt' Kowzllick NIlll'gZll't'l Kuwzllifk .IL'llllil' Kwan' 8:1111 ll0lJiIlSOll KVilli:1111 SCIIICVIII XVi1111ic' Yllgfl' THEORACLE Q i5?Q - 3. Closing Day Assembly rain-xv, JUNE 22, 19-15 March ...,....,.. ...... L ee Kahnlann Flag Salute ...... ....... -X 1 Michell Song .......... ,...,....,...,......................l.....,........ ,.,... S e hool America The Beautiful Scripture Reading ..... .........,....,...................,.......... ........l X l lred Nunn l.ord's Prayer ....................................,...... ...... .......,....,..,..,... S 1 thool Honor Roll lor 5th Marking Period ..,................................................... Mildred Beanl Award ol' H's to Valedictorian, Salutatorian, and Honorary Student Mr. XVeaver Award ol' H's for Yearly Honor Roll ..... ................. IX lr. X'Veaver The Wlorld Is VVaiting lor The Sunrise ...... ......... C Lirls' Glee Club Awards lor Perfect Attendance .................. ............,..............., A Ir. X'Veaver Vocal Selections ....,...., .............,....... .......,.. ............. ....- I e a 1 1 Blau, Carolyn Palmer Ennna lane Smith, Christine Vey Little Boy Blue Perfect Day .-Xnnounceinent ...................................... ................ ......... ly I rs. McCartney Letters and Nunlerals lor Baseball ..... ......... ............ B lr. YVeaver .-Xmiouneeinents ........................,....... ........ D r. XVoolf, Mr. X'Veaver Class Song .......,.. ....... .......................,....,. C Blass of 1945 Song ........... ...........................................,... C Ilasses ol' 19-lli. I9-17, 1948 Farewell to Thee .-Xhna Mater .....,. ...,............................ .....,, - X ll Classes March ,........... ...... I ,ee Kahnlann Our' llllllfllffl l1l'l'llfj'-ffllll' N9 6573 N ,S ,J4 QXN x' QL I I I f A13 + Q A-. N 55 EEF Om' lI1U1l1I'!'lf twenty-six .. KI V' J gf 5 TH E O R A C L i Cheerleaders and Afhlefic Managers ffflI'f'l'l!'!lI1I'T 'l1llL'l'l'S2l Klilllih, 'Hi .f1.s's1'.s'f111zl Cl11'r'rI1'arIz'r.s llmnllly .Xllrullm '-I8 l .lllL'l DiRic'11m. '-I7 Rlmclal Sclu I0 cuz: Bznkkcr, '19 Clzlllu-1'i11c Mui, '-19 ROSi'lIllll'iL' Slllnkrmskx S C lorizn lilzlkc. '-18 ISL-tty Rush, '-I9 .Xlifv Sllllllilhlxl lf I'-Uflfllflll .Xlrnlfzgw Allmcrt KiSllIJ1lllg11, V17 fl.S.sislar1l Ifllflfllflll .xIfHllIg!'l'S Robert Elias, V18 Rohm-ri ll liz1.s'l:1'll1z1ll A1lHIIlg'1'l' -john l,:111c'c. '18 liflsvllzzll .xIllIII1g'1'V lI2ll'X'C'y SICYCIIS, V17 Ona fl!llIlII'f'l! lzuvlllv-sz'1fm1 OOYUI ,,..,,..--an rf lIIl!l!1I'l'Il tzrrnlx'-f'i Home Games Roxbury High School ............. Huckcllstown High School One lllllldlfll Izvmzty-nine Managers porfs fn' G0 L 0 'a z Www , My NP' Q , I i misfit kr 'fi ' i . ' , 'T I5 5 A A , Q SN ,' fs K ,L I V JA I : ' ., 5 'A Fifi '.-J 1 Q- U1 A W? - V f xi 'Y vi .. x. v 25 ..,,,...-.H 'H x 3351. Q A f' '14 11' lIl!IIIIl'l'Il lhirly vo .E U -0- Q. U 0 en -I- L o 1 G0 L o 'a 2 x Tfalf, i T-HE o IT A c I. E Foofball In the first night game played on lNIorrison Field, the I9-15 Hackettstown High School football teatn opened the season Saturday night, September 22nd, with Belvidere High School. It was the first game between the two schools in twenty years. A capacity crowd saw Hackettstown win the opener by the score of 27 to 0. The following week, again under the lights, Saturday, September 29th, the Hackettstown team was outclassed by the Colonials of Morristown High School, losing by the score of 31 to ti. The Hackettstown team lacked the spark and de- fensive which served them well in the past against teams above their class. Missing two scoring opportunities in fumbles, Hackettstown yielded a 2 to 0 victory to Bernardsville High School in drenching rain Saturday afternoon, October 6th, on the mudd surface of the Somerset Field. A safetv in the first . 4 . . . Q . 1 1 . period proved to be the winning margin for Iiernardsvtlle, who failed to invade the Hackettstown territor dee Jer than the fort f- ard stri J in their offensive ilav. Y l I , Hackettstown and Hlharton High Schools battled to a T to 7 tie, under the lights Saturday night October lfith, before a large following of grid fans. Travelling to Flemington Friday afternoon, October l9th, the Hackettstown High School team with a surge of scoring power in the third quarter, defeated the local high school 25 to H. The scoring spree netted the Orange and Black 18 points after the score was tied up at the half 7 to 7. Predictions of a lopsided game and run-away score for the undefeated X'Vash- ington High School team were upset on the Xflashington gridiron Saturday after- noon, October 27th, when the Hackettstown Tigers held the heavy Blue Streaks to two touchdowns gained late in the contest on a blocked kick and a fumble. YVashington converted one of the extra points to make the tally I3 to 0 for their narrowest victory of the 1945 undefeated season. Hackettstown's rigid defense kept the game on even terms throughout the first half and then continued their high standard of play until the closing whistle, giving full value to a crowd of more than 2000 spectators on a perfect autumn afternoon. Finding themselves in the XVashington game, Hackettstown then continued to win. The next opponent, Dover High School, was crushed by a to 0 score on Morrison Field, Saturday afternoon, November Srd. Newton High School next was defeated at Newton, Saturday afternoon, November l0tl1, 25 to 6. Spectacular runs to pay dirt gave the Hackettstown teatn the advantage but not without more of a battle than the one-sided score indicates. Driving to victory on the rain-soaked turf of lNforrison Field, the Hacketts- town High School Tigers rang down the curtain on their 1945 season Thanks- giving Day morning with a I3 to 0 shut-out over the Roxbury High School Gaels before a throng of Turkey Day spectators for the 23rd annual meeting of the schools. One hundred thirty-two Num 'S-9 i.. .. D N . . 4, Q , , . ul .- , V is N ., .. .1 if 1' lmnflrrrl lhirfy-Il: ITL' 1' lrluzrlrrrl lllirly-ju F! ' ' H E c L ii-3 'J' T o R A E 'Q-'l 0 A ill, lL1IL, .. .-+,,,,l, 2 . .-, i, - . ' , The win boostccl the Tiger tztlly to Five victories ztgztinst three clclcatts .incl 11 . . . M, -K tie with the hnztl point score stztnclntg 1311 to 151. .Xt the unnuztl banquet, tenclerecl the sqttztcl by the lioztrcl ol' Eclucattion :intl helcl in the school c:t1'etct'izt Decenibcr llth, Carl Groover :incl Robert Clztncllet' were eltctetl Co-Cztptztins ol' the 19-16 tt-ann. .Xlbert Kishpztuglt wats elected lNlztnztget'. 'lhe covctecl trophy lot' sportsntztnship, teztntwork, :incl training' wats pit sentccl by Couch Clhztrles .-X. Morrison to Co-Clztptztin Richurcl l.. .Xrinstrong, who lelt school lust spring to tztke his plztce in at lngger sqttztcl :ts at seztntztn in thc llnitecl States Navy. Now on clttty with the lleet, Arinstt'ong's nztnte will be inscribt-cl on the lztrgc silver lootbztll which bears the nznnes ol' trophy winners since 1519: Certiliczttes ztncl the letter H were ztwztrclecl to the lollowing '1 L . ,XVIIIIIU llriglll llciglzl l o.xiIio11 ,Xlheit Kisltpztttgh. '17 5' 1554 lfllw Mzutatget' Riclittrtl .Xt'tnsti'ong, '16, Clo-ilztptatin llttllllztck litlwztrtl Hotnbortly. '16, 110-112113111111 5' 2411 165 Hztllbatck liznl Nlorgztn. '16 5'l11 155 latckle Robert Hodgson. '16 5' 1iW 1121 Uttztrtl john june. '-16 5'111L4 1118 'ldtcltle Robert Goes, '16 5' PSM 115 lintl Nleroelow lltltliztk. '16 5'1lt4 155 lintl Lewis Ryan, '16 5' 5'M 13751 Buck Gordon 111.'l1t11.'1'S1l0l. '16 5' Zim 127 Clentct llttncun littntztin, '17 5'l1ltf2 185 lucltle Robert fl1lIlll1L'l'. '17 :'3'l1lM 1511 Buck jznnes Gibbs, '17 5' QW 152543 Qu1n'tex'lmck tlztrl C.i'ooxet', '17 Sm 158 Gttztttl 1Yilli:tn1 Petty, '17 5' 6 yQ 150 Center Alztck Sznztge, '17 5'111 118 Buck N'illiztnt Sl'1Illl11C'l111x, 'I7 5' 5m 118 liatck Mike lisltttk. '17 5' QM 115 lintl xvlllilll' Nlooncy, 'IS T' 7W ll2y2 liztclx llcztn Slllgflllll. '18 511114 11.1 Center 1'l1lW1l1'll lleniicelli. '18 5' LQ 12111 lint-L 'l'Hli SCHliDUI.li Dale H. H. S. Opjmnvrzl Score September 22 ........ . ..,..,,..,.. 27 llelxiclere High School .... .......... 1 1 September 29, ..,.... ..,. 1 i Nlorristotttt High School ....... .,..,.. 3 1 October 6 ........ ,... 1 1 l5t't'ttut'clstille lligh School 2 Octobet 13 ........ .... 7 11.1121111111 lligh School ....., ..... 7 October Ill ...,.,,, ..,. 2 5 lfletnington High School .....ll October 27 ..... .... 1 1 Wztsltington High School ..... 13 Noteinbet' Ei ...,..,. ...,.., 3 3 Hotel' High School .......... .... 1 I Noxinebet 111 ...,,.. ...,... 2 5 Newton High School ...,,,.. .... 1 i Noxenibet 22 ........ ....... 1 3 Roxbury lligh School ..,... .... 1 1 Scott' ...,....,..,.,... ........ , ..... 1 216 Score .....,.............. ...................,.. ..,., 7 I 1 Couch ..... .,.... A lr. Cltztrles A. Morrison, l.ztl'z1yette, '29 En Wtt.t.l,xMs Awmzim 510.1111 'l'o thc nientber ol' lootztll squzttl whio clisplztyecl the linest disposition :incl ability in the gznne us well as the ntost courteous :incl sportsnunlike ntznnters ex- tentlccl to the visiting teztnt. Recipient, Robert Hodgson. Um' flllllllffll llzirty-fizlz' 4' lzulzclrml lhi Q' f' J' 1' H E o R A c L E 6 c co, hc is L scllccluh- ol' scvcn 5: ' ' ill'l41'1llS. Junior Varsify Foofball lhc llackcllslown lligh School junior Varsity lfoolhzlll lK lIIl pluccl 'u A . 'mics l hc rcsulls wcrc one vlclory xhrcc llc' ll,-lllllh .xml thu s lhc lom- victory was ovcl' lhc Dover High School ltlllll whilc- xV1lSlllllQlUll 1 1 . Mol'1'islms'll, :incl Nell-ong ICZHIIS 4lCl.L'2lIL'Ll thc loczlls. Sl. l5crn:1rcl's :xml lllll'lRL'lls- lown playa-cl Iwo lic gzuncs, thc olhcr lic hc-ing with Nl-lcong lligh School. lllllf' Oclolwr l ..... 'l'llliSl1l'IE Ir. ldlrxill' 7 lDlll.l'I Ujlffullclllx Xlollislowll lllgh School Oclolrvl' I5 .... ,4.... 3 fl lloxcl' lligh School ..., .. fffllllilfl' 22 ...,. .,.. 7 Sl. llL'l'll1ll'lll5 School ........ Oclohcr 29 ..,.. ..,... l 3 llllsllilxgloll lligh School Novcnllrcl' 5 ..... , ,.... I3 Sl. l5cl'llzml's School Noxcnlhcl' I2 ...., 4..,,., l I NCli'0llg Iligh School Nmcmlrcl' l!l.... ..., 7 Nclcong High School Cloncllcs ..,.. ...... I .. Milton Hihlcr :mal Don: Um' fllllllllffll Illirlv-S1'1'cl1 nhl ll'u'l hlfllll' ll? 7 ., 7 ., 25 ,.lfl ll .lil One h1mrI1'e'rI fIliI'fY'l'i '1 ff 'h i , Elemenfary Grade School Foofball l Olll' glIlllL'5 wcrc plzlyvcl by 1110 cQI'1lilL' School fuullmll ll'llIll xxllll llu In 1 hum l'l1illipalmrg. New .lc-rsvy, 'l'hc Pllilliln ' 4 0 qu s rcs ul lf? lu ' I 7100 bl lu l2,zu1cl I9 lu 1. . -. . ,.. lliflllllll .x5f.l0lll' Gcorgc- limwn IIVITK' Ihuld Ilmxxml liuul lfrzmk lk-Szznlis lliflllllll llznrt Rulmvrl Kimble Brizm Scl1mc'ch-1 Rulmcrl Sliil' Donald Tillou lim-ri! 'l'illou 'l'H1i SQUVXIJ fitlllfll. lIumlclS1c'u-I nr IIIIIIIIITII lllizlv-Him lung lczuns won ull Iuln In the lluwzml 'I'iIluu Huh SLIYLIQL' .I:1kcSll1ill1 lirucc Ylvyllilll Cary K1-lllvl' xvillilllll Kllgl'llllill .XIIKIITW llilrlur ljllll' Young Rohn-rl IIQIBCS Ian' Nlc'ClIc'll:ln IS Q5 mfg .1- flnff lzzmrlrrrl forty 'Qs x lIllHIll'I'll flllfj'-I , - f fu Om' lrunzlrrfrl forly-Iwo - -3 f dk 'ri-is oRAcl.E i Baseball 'I'he 19415 Hackettstown High School Baseball Club played a schedule of twelve games. 'I'he result was six victories and six deleats Ior an average of hve hundred percent. Mike Heryla did most ol' the pitching lor the teatn assisted by Al Michell, Morgan, Gannon, and Gandler. Dean Sargeant and Gordon Hendershot were the catchers. Kenneth X'Villson, Micthell, Morgan, and Heryla had the highest batting averages while Bill Burke, Gaptain, and Ralph Beatty, third baseman, led in Iielding. Ralph Beatty, '-16, was elected to Captain the I910 team and Harvey Stevens was re-elected Manager. 'I'he following received the letter H and certihcatesz Bruce 'I'ynan, '50 Nanuf Position Nzirm' Po.tilirm Ralph Beatty, IG, ..,..., ....... ' I'hird Base Iiarl Nlorgan. 'Ili ...,.. .....,.,...... I 'itcher Bill Burke, '15 ......,.. ....,...... S hort Stop Alfred Nunn, 'AI5 ...,...... ., ....... Right Field Gerry Gannon, '15 ...,.,. ........ I lenter Field Dean Sargeant. '18 .....,. ......,..,... I latcher john KIYUUIIIC, '15 ....,.. ,........ l first Base Harvey Stevens, '17 ..,..... ,.,. ...... , N Ianager Mike Heryla, '17 .,..,.. ...,...,..., I 'itcher Kenneth IVillson, '15 ...,, ..... Second Base Xl Nlichell, 'I5 ..,.... .4..,.,., I ,eI't Field Nt Herbert Bartow, 'Ili Robert Bathgate, '17 Bernard Bennet. 'Ili jerre Budd, '50 Charles Bnrd, 'I8 Robert Gandler. '17 Frank Decker, 'I9 .Xrthur Deinicelli, ' I0 Iitnerson Dickson, '50 Ifloyd Dickson, '50 lfrank Farley, '49 George Gibbs, '49 Philip Green. '18 nnerals were awarded to: Nlanrice Griswald. '10 Lyman Gnlick, V10 George fillllllll. '50 Glenn Hall, '18 Richard Hart. '50 Gordon Henclerslnotftti james Holder, '-I7 Gerard jochheitn, '16 james XIcGonigal, '-I9 james Nlnrpltv. I8 Dale Parks. '18 I'aul I'atks.'1!I Dominick Pulsinelli, '19 Dean Sargeanl. '18 Brian Schroeder, '50 George Schenawolf, '-18 George jones, V17 james Souders. '19 led Kastenhnber, '17 Robert Kitnhle, '50 jack Lance. '18 NlalconStickneyy'-18 john Stoddard, '-I7 john Matusewiez, '49 4 R Robert Vetl, I8 Neil Mayberry, 'f1.I THE SCHEDULE Drill' ll. H. S. f,lIf2!Hl!'!IfS Score .-Xpxil Iti ...,,. ...,..,.,.. I 0 Neteong High School ,...,.... .,..,... I I April I9.. ...... ..,., I I Belvidere High School ...., .... 2 April 2.5 ,.,.., .. .. ti St. Be1nard's School ...,.,...... .. I April ll. ....... ..,.. l I Iligh Bridge High School ....,.. ........ I 2 Slay 2... ,. .. ..... 5 Newton High School .....,,,....,. 2 Slay fl ......... ..... I I Washington High School ...... ........ I 0 Hay 7 ,,... ..... 3 I Netcong High School ..4.,.... ,,... 2 May Sl... ..... .. 2 Newton High School ........., ...... . .I0 May li.. .. ,..,, 5 Belvidere High School ....... I Slay I7 .... I ..... fl Blair Acacletny .................... ,.,,, I Xlay 'fl ....... . ..,.. 'I 'Washington High School ....., .... 7 .Xlay 'lI,., ..,.. ......,. 2 I St. Bernard's School .,..,...,.. ..... . .. I olal ...,.,.......,... Coach ...... ,,...59 55 ......Mr. Charles A. Morrison, l,a1'ayette Um' lttzttrlrerl forty-llzrre ..............--,.,, x my 1 r.. . Wlggl .A Um' lmmlrml forlx'-fmu fait, ca, T HE ORACLE Varsify Baskefball Playing a schedule ol' seventeen games. the 1015-l9Alti Hackeltstown High School haskethall leant won thirteen gaincs and lost lour. .Iames Cochran, l7 was elected to captain the l0Alti-l0tl7 team and jack Lance, '48 was elected manager. Certificates and the letter H were awarded the following members of the squad: Nan: 1' Ralph Beatty, 'Alti Roger Harris, '-Ili ...,...,..... Gordon Hendershot, '40 ......... . .L AIHIIICS Cochran, '-17, Lap VVilliam Sherry, '47 ........ llllfl' December I0 Decclnher lil December 20 january 8 -lannary 10 -lanuary l-I -Iannary l7 -january 2l 'january 22 -january 25 january 28 january 29 .january 31 February -l February 7 February ll l t-ln'uarv l-l Plllfl' Home Away Home Home Away Away Away Home Away Home Away Away Home Away l-'lontc Home Home Position Nunn' Position Forward Avllllillll Petty, '-I7 .... ........ I' 'orward Guard -lack Savagc, '-17 ............. ........ I forwarcl Forward Dean Sargeant, '-18 ....... . ....... Forward Center Lyman Culiclc, '-I9 .....,.. ........ C luartl ............Guard jack Lance. Mgr., '48 THE SCHEDULE ll.H.S. Ofnjioncnl 35:1 Nctcong High School I6 Dover High School 27 H. H. S. Altnnni 32 Iiernarclsville High School Sl Nctcong High School 30 Roxbury High School 38 lVashington High School 36 St. Bcrnard's School 24 Bernardsville High School 33 Dover High School 38 St. Bernard's School 30 Newton High School 250 Roxbury High School 35 Bc-lxidere High School 30 Washington High School 52 Newton High School -12 liclviclcrc High School Um' 'IllIIlll'l'!l forlybfiw' Scorr' 33 20 23 20 I8 my :asp I2 '29 20 E53 S40 235 :LI 2535 21 Qu, X... 1. ,N ..x 11.15 J N! .. '7 XXF lv -- QS X ' Une hundred forty-six S. .f.. in 1' H E o R A c L E W 'Qffff 'A -' ' Junior Varsify Baskefball The Hackettslown High School -Iunior Varsity Basketball SCYUIIICCII g2llllCS. l Olll'll'l'll QQHIICS XVCFC XVOH Illlil llll'CC g2llllCS lost. Player l'o.si I ion Edward Leskowski, '-17 .............. Guard Charles Burd, '18 Richard Kehler, ' ......Guard -I8 ...... XVilbur Mooney. '-I8 ,..... .laines Murphy, '- Dale Parks, V18 ......... XV:-ldon Rush, '48 ....... Ilulf' Plruv' l,1'lL'llllKfl' I0 Home llecember IES Away llecelnber 20 Home january 8 Home .lanuary I0 Away january I-1 Away january I7 Away 'Ianuary 2l Home .january 22 Away 'january 25 Home .lanuznry 28 Away lanuary 29 Away -january Fil Home February Al Away February 7 Home February l I Home February lfl Home Forward Forward ......Guard Player Team played Position Malcohn Applegate, 49 .............. Guard Franklin Decker, '49 .............. Forward Frank Farley, '49 ...,....... ....... l' 'orward George Gibbs, '19 ............. ....... G uard Maurice Griswold, '49 ............ ...Genter Frank Osinun, V19 ................. Forward Kenneth Roehrich, '49 ........... -james Souders, '49 .................. THE SCHEDULE H.ll.S. Olbjimzwll H Nelcong High School 20 Dover High School 29 H. H. S. Alumni 110 Bernardsville High School lil Netcong High School 155 Roxbury High School 34 VV2lSl1ll1gl0ll High School 221 Sl. Bernard's School 18 Bernardsville High School 30 Dover High School 22 Sl. Bernard's School 23 Newton High School 24 Roxbury High School 32 Belvidere High School 23 AVllSlllI1gl0l1 High School 33 Newton High School 32 Belvidere High School Ona hunrlrrd forly-.seven Forward Forward ...Center Forward Score 15 13 27 22 28 21 7 H 15 27 H 27 14 10 7 15 19 - 95 r l1lHIf1I'l'd forly-fi J? THE QRACLE x g Eighfh Grade Baskefball The Grzaclc School linslwlbzlll 'lk-nm playa-cl two ganncs with Oxforcl Grguln' G' School. Hufkcfllslmvll won lmlll gzuncs by thc morcs ol' 31 lo 23 and 27 lo Ili, l'l'SIDCCliVCly. lllllyfl' Rirllznnl .Xsclouriz .Icrrv Budd ...... 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O I Ill 1N-4N...4v- f N f I 15' ! L s,,9 3 3- 1,1 n sf' ' 6 Y A N 1 I F7 I sq- 'x..4..J-wx.,-.,-JN Che fBoard of Education Q Hao ettstown Education Association ffff .ya-. LD '- :z CL 1- i ' The 1 h EDITGRIAL STAFF M1945 ORACLE JL fx 1 A MQW' - v .- .8-ww-'li ' . 14, fy Y 'Y ' fi .1 ddkm Q v'f 1 'I ' - A ' 7' Q ' ' V i.. ,. ol 1 n- X was cl 'Ga 9. . ss N.. ,?+f1F?4k.L : 'f-1-S' ON W fgc 'L ac .xfvg lf ull, I sq I, y lg -+ Q. QL ' . Qrfm Pl' s .rs 'l.llu ' i.. fq. s ,I Leigx' 1 0 cl . QMS, 'Q so it l w l 52 3? if I S 2 5Mx.Y4 b?,AliE THE CLASS of 1943 E K 1 1 f N Jan' 651 0 , au J V , My I I' 1 a - aff! 13441 TGJ K F U ' 3 H ,qlc . 5 ' ' of OJ' M' 2 ' anal cl 'JJ' ' ' ww , , Q f ,,.L.f F QIJJ in ' L 3 ' s I J ,gCr 'K'klZ A A -J Q ' 1 X J' AVJf'.4-1'-v 'L fy L Q 'J X 4' ' 9 ' 'Y an S vi Y- , -J.-1'?j,, 1' Q 3 ., QC fm ,g .W xx My .. II, X 4 -'fx YJ- H ' .A 41 ' f' ,jf fm g - .W ,XF-fi si! '-vf' ,Lael - . cf., Q Ljj JJ 4, p P I-aidyv JJ - . J' J X? , WW 'M' ,r 2 2 K ' 6,4 z 1,1 K , -,. 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QQ.. lf '94-LAN' .1-'fx' - P' at S .00 Q-L' , .Qi hrx, . ag of R 1 Eg 71' 54 47 f i 1' J' 'Vial - , 1,,! fri E A ' ghd EQ In F rj J M . . f ' s Lx ' XS '22 R N , jgwsfs X5 vp 'fps .x. - vb, A .aw f , i'??2fS'?f ' 'f- f'5l,'HE CLASS of'1948 5lw.?f.ALf.iY4f mb?KyQwb?,f4iE 44? 3? if is Cgiief Une lzurzrlrwl szxty-seven '-3 I CTT O K-4 DP cn cn O F91 P-4 xo as xo 9 9 Q 9 0 0 9 9 3 9 Q Q 9 z WOOQQQQOOOQQQQQQQOOQQQQQOQOQO9990Q90Q909990Q9090x 9 9 0 0 0 0 9 Q 0 9 9 9 1 0 Oze hundred sixty ght CENTENARY JUNIQR COLLEGE Aw I If 7 I I - . .- -I ' g'f:i1-:z ' 12'ff2.1 vw, J' Y , Y,,.- .- ' - ,. H Y ,,. ., -W , 3 'sw i 0' Q -f Q-R - ' ' 44 l ' Q- In :E I 5 7 I A' . ,, , 'I - Q 3 3 uc .......T.,-1 A SUPERIOR EDUCATION FOR LIVING Uldd BRANCH No. 51 American Fe eration oi Hosiery Workers i Zin ,y 4 Hackettstown, N. J. I i .Q,,. o .. ., .. I -nl- ... . .,j., . .o '1' . n .. ,' 'Mr .,'. 7.1 1.Qf':'- 3.1-, 2 :XZ Essex Specialty Ccbmpany, Inc. THE HACKETTSTOWN NATIONAL BANK THE OLDEST BANK In Warren County ORGANIZED 1855 O SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES ACCOUNTS SOLICITED BANK MONEY ORDERS COMMERCIAL-SAVINGS TRUST DEPARTMENT CHRISTMAS CLUB CBank Credit Is the Best Farm Credit MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 0114 Q1 if' ,HW ,-,,, W , ,, , , Phone 21-R 211 Main Street VISIT OUR PLANT Call and Delivery Service FURRIERS l lllllllflllllllllll llfkllltllfl 4 T 6. DYER5 The Emblem of Saving and Security I Our Service Extends a Radius of 35 Miles Rugs Cleaned and Shampooed Complete Ladies' and Gentlemen's Tailoring STORAGE OF ALL KINDS OF GARMENTS I RAY ELIAS, Proprietor One llrindrerl se111'r1lY-tlzrer' Chelson Up-to-date Hats New Styles - New Colors Bostonian Shoes Oil Kg' The Slore of Clothing lfconomyn BOYS' SUITS age 10 to 16 YOUNG MENS SUITS Y size '52 to 36 +V MENS SUITS Y , size 36 to 46 Tuxedos or Dress Suits to Rent F' Young Men's and Men's Sport Coats Young Men's and Men's Slacks e 4' x ' E :X 1 W X 33 tk 1 4, , ,G S:2:11:1:1:11:1:1:-111- -1- - :-.:- . -.-- . -.-.. ..-, - 5. ,. ,, N ,,.. ,s., .s...s , fi , gy Nz-N 1 swf 5 f Ng. I 'ig :Mt if . -w 'r 1 1 R X f ff I for Men and Boys Sundial Shoes for the Whole Family GYM FOOTWEAR for GIRLS AND BOYS 133 Main Street P H o NE 2 2 8 s :S , ,- ,f 5 .. SX fe 0 9 h G .zz f 1 l fill' .. ,S 1'5 Y' '7' 0 :.- , - iz' 1' H if -gps. fl, -,Q -11.41. I1 1 2222? f ......., A' . 3 ..'1?'4iwf,M'f,ff,., If 233. 3 xg , , '3 4 E el l I I 1 'Q in f 1 ' 4 ' e x' . 2 J x -2Z3.,,M..,'Q Om' humlrvd seventy-four ST V Ma Q I l 'lu President. Harold Nunn VI-C'L 'l,fL'Sl'C16'l7l, Mrs. Bertha Vlicl b ! o o o 7 e A umm Asfoczatzon Z Secrvzary, Mrs. Mildrcd Drabik ,l1f6'l1SLlI'UI', Stanley Apgar . y- . H- .ifwfff-'f'3g, a -:fb Af .. al-r..' .5 . ' v ' ,'.F 0', ,fr K. . . L h Ns.: 'rj .. ' - Q .. 5' ' l. . -,,4,. ,-.. ,. ,v-6 .-f,---.M A .,- - ,' W , . ,S , .f , -'E W . -., . , . A IN PEACE AS IN WAR WE SERVE I iff V ..- Y -Y H77 Une hundrerl severzly-five N W W N r r w l I r r r 1 l I i American Saw Mill Machinery Company Q CN. Eaton and Company i T E X T I L E l W O R K S ANDERSON ENGINEERING COMPANY 'ii-' '- TV: 1-'+' f 1? ' .4-eg IFTH A The Hczckettstown EDWARD T. LYNCH Successor Bach's Drug Store SME: 149 MAIN STREET HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Home Town Snac Shop fFormerIy Balchlefsj FOLLOW THE GANG TO OUR STORE THE BEST SODAS AND SUNDAES Our Sandwiches Will Cause You lo Eat Here Always WHITMANS CHOCOLATES SCHRAFFTS CANDIES R. A. AND GLADYS YOUNG One hundred seven ty-eight k The Class of 1932 TISLEPHONE Souiii ORANGE 2-8031 ILBUR C. CRELI SPORTING GOODS I 485 VALLEY STREET MAPI-EWOOD, N. J Factory Representative Special Discount to All Hackcttstown High Students Une lnzurlrrrl .vcwfrily-:zinc THE CGLLEGE SHOP LUNCHEONETTE AND SODA FOUNTAIN 5332 MRS. AGNES CHANDI FR 151 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 335 Exclusive . . . . at REA'S PHARMACY SUPREMACY PRODUCTS Highest quallty at moderate prlces as featured by Macy's, New Y k n Hackettstown only at REA'S PHARMACY D O 1 1. Y GEO. DIE1-I1.,R1ff1. P11 M A D I S O N I C E C R E A M HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Ph 106 O I dll ,fli- Ry-if'.? V: af ' ' , v ' ' L04 3Q,-'xii-A ,V ' luv? -1 1'f5?x,Ji?KW ,mph -E . A fx a 1i', ,gf'?gff?'1-EwQ..,4fQ LX 'U WG fifths 7V ill gf' 2 --X -- 2 -YW rf- WW :+ -- fn- H? ----.4 , , W, , , ,, Y N77 W The THREE GART ERS . ,. Il ,-, I 'HI' from ' -1 ,.,. - ,. N 'L 1 , ,I '- as ,A-,,' ,4i'5H:1-lf ' fir5f-f511l:iulE:g1Q'-- E K wfl. ' 13 mf: ffi- T-is ',-' 'gl E 'af A ff ' ' 5? 97'- Tfze Seven Oaks STEPHENSBURQ, N. J. U hz I I rllx In School and After Graduation Keep Informed of Local Events I Through the Columns of mhz ackettstumn Qgagette 5 1856 'N . NEWSPAPER PUBLICATION JOB PRINTING Z Hatfield Wire and Cable Company The Lackawanna Leather C0 I I 1,lIl'QC'Sl IVIc1m1fc1cl urers of AIRPLANE UPHOLSTERY LEATHERS In the U. S. A. I ACKETTSTOWN ' DAIRY COMPANY 0 HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Milk and Milk Products WHI Rl I URI l N AND CILEAN1 INI SS CIOMI2 FIRSI I I I I I CHARLES G. CRT IN SURANCE and REAL ESTATE 245 MAIN STREET WAY-RES H FARMS TRANQUILITY PUREBRED JERSEYS -,UV MR. and MRS. C. H. MILBURN 0 h lcd eighty-four G4 J If sf I II X Serving the Public for Eighty-nine Years OFFICIAL EMBLEM - MAKER FOR TIIIT SCHOOL CLASS RINGS - PINS - MEDALS Theodore G. Plate, jr. Corner Main and E. Moore Srreers HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. The Show Places of Northwest New Jersey 37 I ,fix . 'YR s X Q f 52 Qin' ff .1. BELVIDERE THEATRE ROY'S THEATRE, BLAIRSTOWN STRAND THEATRE, HACKETTSTOWN WASHINGTON THEATRE I I I I I I I I ldllllyf' Om Kan . . This Bank reflects the high character of its managcmcnt and in all its relations and transactions with its customers sccks to embody in the highest degrec that intangible quality wc call honor. We invite the account of those to whom such :J Bank appeals. i , l l , i i l Tranquility and Allamuchy FARMS 1.16. .L-mg.: HOLSTEIN CATTLE DORSET and HAMPSHIRE SHEEP l ARTHUR DANKS, Nltuwgvr AILAIVIUCHY, N. One lzzzrzrlrfzl Uigllfvl'-SiN 'I'151,1sm1oNu 47-M TILT K. TH RP 139 MAIN STREET HACKETTSTOVJN O Games - Books - Toys - Circulating Library Greeting Cards Selvcl Your N1lIgLlZ1.l'70S from lhc Largest Display in Norlhern New Jersey Taylor and Findlay, Inc. D1s'I'R1BUToRs S H A R P L E S S '-The VOM Kind I C E C R E A M P. O. BOX 1172 A1-1-12N'rowN, PA. Tested and Approved Fw Good Housekeeping Bureau Conducled by Goon HOUSEKIEIEPING MAoAz1N1s fflllf llrlllzlrrrl 1ffQIlfy-.S'l?1'I'II K V .ni U ' L The VILLAGE asf: BAKERY V H 5 HOU Om' llmzrlrezl vfglzlv-ciglt STEWART D. WILLIAMS II1m'l's Raulin Simpy Service on All Makes of Radios I I RECORDS RADIOS PHOTO SUPPLIES SHEET MUSIC PHONE 525 HACKET'I'S'I'OWN I DEALERS IN I Lumber, Coal, Hardware I and Builders' Material -I I I I YI I OEHCE AND YARD 117-123 LIBERTY STREET E HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Phone 49 I I I E . I ..I One l111n1Iw'rl eiglzly-ninr' f A y I The 7 4 434 Womans C , I I CM, IIA It WELSH FARMS LONG VALLEY, NEW JERSEY Country Bottled HOMOGENIZED VITAMIN D MILK GUERNSEY JERSEY MILK LIGHT CREAM ORANGE DRINK EXTRA-RICH MILK CHOCOLATE DRINK BUTTERMILK Sold Through LONG VALLEY DAIRY Olddy ,,,44?' Panther Ledge Farms M I L K C R E A M IXC1 USIVPI Y FROM OUR OWN HFRD HILL S DINER R TRY OUR SUNDAY DINNERS O1 FICIA1 MAR rf Bus Smv WASHING FON, NFW JPRSFY u Q P h o n e 8 7 N I w N I ,, , i W w f Y i i 1 ,,,N - L l -.. 1 Ag- , x , f 1 Q.,6wQ X f ' -'.I:fffHi:2'2?j5:-L- 111 Aww- E Q Y E i . N , N N , I I I To ' 'EEE or , ., T T T ATWOOD AXFORD T 1 ,..-..+:.l WHEN YOU THINK OF Insurance THINKOE ALBRIGHT -w H 220 GRAND AVENUE HACKLETTSTOWN, N, J. Phone 224 A THE ALLAMUCHY E 1 PARENT-TEACHERS T QSQOCIATION T Nga L.. , E E HACKETTSTOWN FROZEN FOODS, Inc EAST MOORE STREET HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Phone: Hackettstown 226 Frozen Foods and Other Frozen Specialties Ricciardi Ice Cream ohddy M. B. BOWERS 25 SON Agricultural Implements Tractors and Tractor Tools Hardware and Supplies also A Complete Repair Shop with experienced Mechanics rlllZl.IiPl'lONlE 369 128 Willow Grove Street HACKIETTSTOWN, N. J. -QX6 5 BURGER'S GRILL MR. and MRS. ROBERT S. BUNTAIN I l BLACK ACRE Om' humlrrfc I !1iII!'fj'-HIITI3 HACKETTSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL THE BOSTEDO STORE CAFETERIA H A R D W A R E HOUSE-FURNISHINGS P A I N T 173 MAIN STREET B A Y L E Y B I L L ' S P L A C E INSURANCE AGENCY 195 MAIN STREET PORT MURRAY, N. J. HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. One h d ed ninety-four HACKETTSTOWN CHAMBER OF ' THE COMMERCE T ROTARY ANNS INDEPENDENCE THE LODGE No. 42 KIWANIS CLUB F. T5 A. M. K x O I 4 d y-nw P A L M E R T O N COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. WASHINGTON NEW JERSEY C H U R C H M A N BUSINESS COLLEGE Lehigh VaIIey's Most Modern Business School Courses for High School and College Graduates ISIISINIQSS .XIJNIlNIS'l'R.X'l'lON -IVNIOR ACZCIOlIN'I'ING .XIEVXNCZICID .XCCOlIN'l'lNG ICXICCIII'I'IVl'l-SlilIRli'l'.XRI.XL S'I'liNKXLR.'Xl'HlC1 lLliNl'IR.Xl. BVSINICSS DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS APPROVED EOR TRAINING WAR VETERANS For School Catalog Wrz'te, Phone, Call CHARLES W. CHURCHMAN President 355 Spring Garden St, Easton, Pa. THE EVENING GROUP of THE WOMAN'S CLUB iVW?256SWR THE EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OF 1946 XWSPSQM Um' lzzlllflrwrl llillrlvx'-.six CONGRATULATIONS nQ.v 4EL6N.9a Buy Best Foods. . . to the ai CLASS op -46 F O R D FURNITURE STORES GRAND UNION since 1891 WASHINGTON BELVIDERE Se ,S MR. and MRS. J. J. GIAMMALVO KmS9?'5?ew! GIBBS' FARMS ALLAMUCHY, N. J. Producers of GRADE A MILK SME Wholesale and Retail Dealers High Grade Dairy Cows Feeds and Fertilizer J. CLIFFORD GIBBS FRANK W. GIBBS O hzmzlrefl Tl in ly- even ' .1-y .yay 9- w THE GENEVIEVE SHOP LYMAN D. GULICK G 1 E T s - GREETING CARDS I, I N G E R I E Distributor of T E X A C O and Dresses FIRESTONE PRODUCTS HOTEL ENOS B. HOAGLAND CLARENDON AGENCY INSURANCE OXFORD, NEW JERSEY o1f11 gl H.,,,,. a If COATS DRESSES YARD GOODS HACKETTSTOWN MILLINERY YARNS ELECTRIC co. H A T EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL s H o o V E R ' s C 162 MAIN STREET 276 MAIN STREET Phone 25 COAL fs SUPPLY co. PUBLIC SCHOOL BAND AUXILIARY C O A L LUMBER - :- MILLWORK HARDWARE -:- PAINT MASON MATERIALS P1 IONI3 'S IIIIIIIIW ,TK h d Y I I THE JR. WOMAN'S CLUB THE .,.,- HACKETTSTOWN mtg, PARENT -TEACHERS I W E ASSOCIATION I Ii Buy It in Your Home Town Il Pays, If You Want QUALITY -- STYLE -- VALUE S E R V I C E New York Sth Avenue Store in the heart of Hackettstown You Get It I and Save Money at I DEPT. I 1 COOKE s STORE I STORE I HACI4IiTTs'I'OWN's GROWING COLLEGIATE CAP A N D G O w N I COMPANY I 366 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK CITY Manufacturers of CHOIR ROBES--BAND OUTFITS ACADEMIC CAPS, GOWNS AND I-IUODS Thdd H - l Sleum Shovel Telephone . and Trucking Andover 511 I L EXZEA M. JOHNSON F. W. KILPATRICK C O N T R A C T O R r l W 1 Il -1- N 1 1- . , W l ANDOVER, Nliw JIQRSLQY H. STANLEY KIRBY LONG VALLEY D A I R Y 3 FLOUR - FEED - GRAIN I ' 5 N Il I i ALLAMUCHY, N. J. JOHN VAN STONE f PHONE 904-F-14 ','Op 'e'Of wo hundred 0716 MIKU1-A'5 ' M.MORGAN'i5SON PGULTRY FARM CUT FLUWERS AND DESIGN WORK S vi' ldililg l A I U fnsfltdig W s , we if fi! 5-JWVF' - 'J ' , rf z e, f T of E, , ,.,.. g4-,,, 1,Qf, Q.-A--N . , ,-- -P .fx ,ji-'f, --47 I -gff f g t , .: f., r - f- ' W'-'41 '- ?k '? JQE ZI? 1-ff Member of Florists' Telegraph Delivery Association BEATTYSTOWN, N. J. Greenhouses- 1 Phone Hackettstown 915-P-11 205 WARREN STREET NEWTON CLEANERS 5, H, PERRY SONS AND DYERS NEWTON, N. J. Dealers in General Merchandise, Hay, Straw iii., Roohng, Nails, Poultry Wire Call Newton 528 Barbed Wire-Pratts Feeds and Remedies W E D E L I V E R Telephone Washington 639 Store 9--Plant 13 MORAN STREET PORT MURRAY, N. J, Two hundred two w ' s PENWELL MILLS FEED GRAIN LIME FERTILIZER PENWELL, N. J. Telephone Washington 75 'S-R-3 RICHARD S. ROBINSON GENERAL REPAIRS Good Year Tires and Tubes LONG VALLEY, N. J. PHONE 3-R-16 , 1- I , THE POHATGONG l HOSIERY MILL SALES ROOM WASHINGTON, N. J. 1 -.li 7 v TRAIN FOR SUCCESS Courses in Accountancy, Journalism Secretarial Science Commercial Teaching Business Administration Medical Secretarial BACHELOR DEGREES Catalogue Free on Request RIDER COLLEGE Founded 1865 TRENTON, N. J. Two hznzclrfrd flzrec LONG VALLEY S E R V I C E CONFECTIONERY S T O R E MR. and MRS. NORMAN TYNAN . THE SAFETY PATROL GEORGE SOMODY AND His WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP -SQ, BUS PUPILS T hundred four R E L I A B L E FURNITURE HOUSE Where Good Furniture Is Inexpenszue 229-235 MAIN STREET HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. HARVEY STEVENS GENERAL MERCHANDISE AIIAIVIUCIEIY, NEW JERSEY SLAVIN'S MARKET 309 MAIN STREET HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Phone 177 SME L I N C O L N AUTO STORE A G E N C Y 112 MAIN STREET I I T 1 undrerl fimr SMITH'S GARAGE 1924- 1 945 DODGE -- PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE W9 i,Tof l'I ' EX! I!! CLASS OF '46 Dodge won on dependability- You Can Too ALVAH THOMAS FLOUR -:- FEED HAY -:- GRAIN x x.f HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. 90 MAIN STREET Phone 196 SYBOLT TONKENS P H 0 N E 2 2 5 THE VIVIAN SHOP GIFTS--NOVELTIES FASHION JEWELRY 174 MAIN STREET HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Two ll u ndrrd six If WILLIAM O. VEY WARREN 8 SONS MOTOR SERVICE 246 MAIN ST REET fmqpmx Carburetor and Ignition SPECIALISTS Q CADILLAC MOTOR CARS O PACKARD -- PONTIAC AND INTERNATIONAL TRUCK XVhOlesaIe, Retail and Service I I MOUNTAIN TOP ANGUS FARMS WEST ORANGE HOSIERY MILLS, Inc. 'QA 1-'Y L, . 1' .A 5, 75 'Q 'xl I K M' 1 I 3 3? STIGER STREET HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. I CHAS. E. YAGER I Phone 220 If I ww , Thddeven , T. Y. WARD 25 CO. CEMETERY MEMORIALS O HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. HARRY L. SMITH DISTRICT AGENT , The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance CO. Of Milwaukee 'The Dividend Paying Company of America PHONE 216 WASHINGTON, N. J. Insurance AUTOMOBILE -- FIRE COMPENSATION 4' HAROLD V. PUFFER TEL. I-IACKETTSTOWN 904-F-2-1 R. K. RUPELL PORT COLDEN, N. J. Two hundred eight Y Hnlww ,,,, , ,,, -qv-, ,....,n SENIOR GIRLS If You Plan lo lVo1'le After Graduation . . . Consider the advantages of tele- phone operating. You'll be making a place for yourself in the future. ,Ou Good pay-regular raises l I xp Pleasant surroundings - 6. Friendly associates o ' - I, I A pportunity to get a uae Vacations with pay l Sickness beneits i l E l Operator -or apply at For information, cull the 'AChief 164 MAIN STREIYI' HAc:ItIf'I'Ts'I'owN, N. J. NEW JERSEY BELL TELEPHONE CO. RUBYYS M ARKET I HACKETTSTOWN C I-I A P T E R I 220 MAIN STREET l HACKIETTSTOWN, N. J. Wi XY-gun ' Vdg ii ' Ia 61 ' FUTURE FARMERS PM 284 01-1 AMERICA Two lllznrlrvrl ninzf UNION CEMETERY JOYCE KILMER COUNCIL No. 2483 ASSOCIATION X ,fn is Rx ' REL 5, , .X ' Qi dngx me L ff Syn, if KNIGI-ITS HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. OF COLUMBUS I-Iackettstown 346-J I Phone Neticong 410 Hackettstown 338-M-Residence W. F. Seals Robert P. Smith 'ZS Son WELL DRILLING Q1Ng'f515fEifLSEf125fAND WATER SYSTEMS CONCRETE PRODUCTS Residence, Drakestown, N. J. I Rome 6' Between Budd Lake and Netcong R. E. D. 1, Hacketitstown, N. J. Residence, Drakestown, N. J. Enjoy an Evening of Clean, Healthful , Sport in Refined Environment y . Good Intent Council Villa Roller Rink Route 24 Ph. Washington 273-R-l Broadway, N. J. Open Every Evening Special Rates for Groups of Twenty or More No. 75 Sons and Daughters of Liberty L Two hundred ten W 1 Dr. Lewis E. Blessing Dr. G. E. Michell G. G. Mills, M.D. James F. Savage D. V. M. Dr. John A. Salandi Dr. J. Olin Curtis 3 Dr. E. C. Hall Dr. Walter H. Harmon G Dr. W. J. Kossmzmn 1 X D. M. Shevitz, M.D. Illll Dr. C. W. Timbrell General Torbitt Circle No. 38 Ladies of the G. A. R. The Hackettstown Patriotic Order i Grange No. gf America Camp 18 1 Wide Awake Rebekah C1 d E C k 3 au e . oo Q Lodge No. 77 i i Allen Hardware Lloyd B. Cochran Robert B. Allen, Proprietor A Hackmstown' N' J' GENERAL HARDWARE V Hackettstown, N. J. N Charley Anthony i The RANGES APPLIANCES yi ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR All3mllCl'1Y School A i Telephone 56-R-14 Faculty Long Valley, N. J. Tlllll - ART'S Barber Shop Next to Power 'id Light OfTice No Wa1'l1'ny Henry Bahr, '35 ME A T s GROCERIES The Bests' Market 223 Main Street Phone 471 F R U 1 T s VEGETABLES Apgar's Taxi 296 Main Street PHONE 322 24-Hour Service Blackwood's Express Blessing 8 Diehl Building Contractors and M ill work Hackettstown, N. J. 524-W 347-J The J igger Shop Sol Bragar, Manager Extends Its Heartiest Congratulations to THE CLASS OF 1946 281 Main Street Hackettstown, N. J. Robert A. Bodine FRESH MEATS AND GROCERIES DRY Gooos NOTIONS D R U G s Long Valley, N. J. Phone 3-R-15 A. P. Bathgate AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING Hackettstown-Washington Road B e a t y ' s M ill Established 1895 Poultry, Farm and Dog Foods Baby Chicks and Poultry Supplies Hackettstown, N. J. Lower Prices Always Two hundred thirteen Baylor's Restaurant American Home Cooking Home MADE PIES i 15 West Washington Avenue l Phone 93 Washington, N. J. il i Mildred Beam, '45 .1 l The Industrial Arts Department J. N. Balmoos, Instructor Carl Castner G.L.F.FFEDs Farm and Poultry Supplies Canned Goods Hackettstown, N. J. Phone 344 II it H. A. Cohen's Sons Charm Beauty Salon W Washington, N' J. Hackettstown, N. J. l l 'fi Davis and Girls in The Cotswold Studio TEL' 46'R Designing and Manufacturing Joseph DeSantis ALAN C. DAVOLL Complete Shoe Service l J Phone 560 313 High Street 119 Main Street N Hackettstgwn, Hackettstown, f . - 4 lj-LW el , A-,,L , ,QA ffelge, Cv: . + C A ACC: f Two hundred fourteen Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Dickson and Sons E . H . D e v o e Washlington, N. J. Endicott Johnson Shoe Company 'Better Shoes for Less Money Carl A. Testa, Manager 166 Main St. Hackettstown, N. Fleming 3 Jamieson I N s U R A N C E The Frenches Helen Charles Dianne Chi -Chi F 1 y i n g C 1 o u d J. J. DANS AT YOUR SERVICE Call 531 N . A . F r e e m a n Shell Service Station Hackettstown. N. J. Telephone l-lackettstown 336 In Memory of Vincent Fields, '40 Freihofer Baking Company WAYNE NAGLE, Distributor Goble's Service, Inc. Great Meadows. N. J. TELEPHONE 1000 Two hundred Mteen Lockard's Barber Shop 152 Main Street Long Valley Inn CHARLES MESSLER, Propriezor Our Motto Is: Good Service L . L e V i t t Corner Main and Moore Streets Hackettstown, N. J. Confectionery--Cigars--Stationery Newspapers and Perzodicals Phone 166 Henry F. Martin, '43 MacClellan Motors CHRYSLER -- PLYMOUTH E. Moore St. Hackettstown, N. J Phone 553 N e i g h b o u r ' s Insurance Agency HARRY NFIGHBOUR, Agem Sherrer Building Hackettstown, N. J. Mademoiselle Shop ll8 Main Street Morgan Brothers Great Meadows, N. J. North Jersey Tire S e r V i c e 289 Main Street Phone Hackettstown 569 RECAPPING NEW TIRES AND TUBES Expert VUICCITYIIZIITIQ Ray Lemasters, Proprietor J. J . Newberry Co. Hackettsftown, N. J. Two hundred sixteen Hackettst Nurseries, I Complete Landscape Budd Lake High Hackettstown, N. Telephone Hackettsto Hackettst Bowling Al leys SUTTON AND W Also Electrical Con Norman Harrison, '44 Harold Hopkins Dealerin ICE J ensen's Soda Washington, N. J. Kinsey's Tydol Serv Budd Lake Ro Hackettstown, N. ad Mr. and Mrs. J. Krawzak M. Kowitz 25 Co. Furniture of Quality 22 E. Washington Avenue Washington, N. J. TELEPHONE 770 Lou's Soda S Leta's Beauty Salon 121 Main Street Hnckerlstown, N. J. TELIEPIIONF Two hundred seventeen -1 5 W , ,,, , ,,,,,,,,,, ,, A F 1' i e n d Whitney Palmer Long Valley, N. J. -aa f fn - Y f ve, ll e.,l?.n--. .,,--r,.-eW. l h E A T A T Blanchard A. Perry l AND People's Restaurant Frederick S. Perry 197 Main Street ll PHONE 175-J l Petty's Service ll 1 ' Y Sinclair Gas, Oil and Lubrication Roehrlch S Flowers il Hackettstown, N. J. Budd Lake Road Q PHONE 90 PHONE 528 5 River-Edge Stand Riddle 25 Tomer WM- J- SUTER l Tasty Sandwiches and Good Eats MEN S CLOTHING Gas and Oil Service Washington N' J. Mountain Avenue Phone 512 Hacketltstown, N. J. If Oar Work Pleases You Tell Others Smale -- The Tailor Fine Tailoring S H I P B Y Men's Suits Made to Order Exp? -A e 9. Smith Bros. Express Dry Cleaning a Specialty Hackettstown, N. J. PHONE Two hundred eighteen .Y St. Mary's Church Skinner's Store SchOOley's Mountain, N. J. Phone I-Iackettstown 325 Walter L. Seip 9 North 17th Street Easton, Pa. Huff 8 Schweitzer A U T O P A R T S WCO Smith's Daisee Market, Inc. FANCY GROCERIES 127 Main Street Hackcttstown, N. J. Bert B. Swackhamer General Trucking and Hauling of Liueslock Long Valley, N. J. PHONE 75-R-4 t Russell S. Smith 210 Main Street Hackettstown, N. J. Selected Risks Insurance Companies Branchville, N. J. Homer M. Taylor CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Estimates Furnished Harry P. Tenny, '43 Two lnuulrifd ninelzfcn rner Grocer Phone 248 ' 'EW' Y 1 T Y 11 3 11 B 1' 0 S Q 1 Vanity Beauty Shoppe M E A T Main Street Opposite Bank 1 Permanents of Distinction Hackettstown, N. J. P 44 1 HONIE PHONE 278 M Y- 1 . . 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