Hamilton High School West - Retrospect Yearbook (Hamilton, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1938 volume:

RETRO PICE Published Annually by THE SENIOR CLASS OE THE HAMILTON HIGH SCHOOL HAMILTON TOWNSHIP, TRENTON, NEW JERSEY Foreword This Retrofpice records our progress in attaining our motto, Enter to lmrng go forth to Ieroe. Contents ADMIMISTRATION SENIORS ACTIVITIES ADVERTISEMENTS Dedication We dedicate this Retroypice to Miss Anna Donnelly who has exerted an inspiring and helping influence on everyone. ky ' W.. M, W.. WY 5 . 74 a ,ug.:,. fm. 1.a1:z.,.-5,1 .Hx -rx. :vm in 1 fe! Bmw! of Education W. A. ROBINSON, Clerk WILLARD GRIMM, Vive Pfefidem' RICHARD KLOCKNER CHARLES W. MOUNT LEWIS W. SHERMAN HERMAN L. MACK, Archilecz GEORGE A. YEWELL ALBERT E. TAMS JAMES W. ALEXANDER, Supewfifing Primijml JESSE L. PERRY BENJAMIN H. REED WILLIAM H. LAWTON, Solirifor MRS. MYRTLE A. STEINERT, Prefidenz MR. JAMES W. ALEXANDER MR. ABLETT H. FLURY Szzpemfifing Principal Principal MR. HARVEY A. HESSER Vine-Principal Facult Mr. James W. Alexander, nrperififing prinfipalg Mr. Ahlett H. Flury, prinripalg Mr. Harvey A. Hesser, nice principal g Mr. Ralph Abel, pbyrical education, Mr. Morris Agress, rornnzereial, Miss Louise Baird, marie, Mr. joseph Bartlett, pbyrical edacaziong Miss Italia Bertagni, Frenrb and Englifbg Mr. David Bird, binary, Mr. William Collis, geograpby anal binary, Miss Florence Cornwell, Englirb, Mr. Harlan Darling, Jeienfe ana' marie, Mrs. Shirley Davidson, mnzrnerrial, Miss Anna Donnelly, Englirb, Miss Mary Donnelly, rnazbernazirff Miss Gladys Ely, Englirb, Mr. Edward Foley, Englifbg Mr. Frank Fearnley, mecbaniral drawing, Miss Nathalie Gretton, Englifbg Mrs. Helen Hart, binary and geograpby, Mrs. Josephine Howard, fornrnereial, Mr. Sanford Hunsinger, rnalbernalirr and Englifb, Mrs. Emily Jamison, cornnierfial, Mr. Ralph jones, eornnzereial, Mr. Max jordan, rnalbernazicr, Mr. Henry Kauffman, Jeience, Mr. Harold Keller, Englirb, E.C.A, aczivitier, Miss Helen Kilpatrick, iliezitian, Miss Winona King, borne eranornier, Miss Leona Kistardt, narre, Mrs. Anna Mae Malloy, binary, Miss Dorothy May, librarian, Mr. Charles Mitchell, geagrapby and printing, Mr. Scott Moso- vich, mrnnzerrial, Mrs. Mildred Muller, mrnmerrial, Mr. John Owen, history, Mr. Orville Parrish, manual arty, Mrs. Frances Petersen, Latin, Mr. Wendell Phillips, nienae, Mrs. Fannie Pollack, eonznzereial, Mr. Maurice Quimby, .feienfe and rroeationr, Mr. Lewis Rader, rcienre, Mr. Earl Reist, manual arlr, 1VIiss Helen Sadley, Englirb, Miss Marion Sell- now, rommerrial, Miss Marion Smith, Laz- in and Spanifb, Miss Ida Snyder, nurse? aninant, Mr. Thomas Spitz, Englirbg Miss Marguerite Thompson, pbyrieal ealarazion, Miss Margaretha Varga, German and Eng- lirb, Mr, Edward Watson, attendance off- cer, Mr. Luther Wenner, url, Miss Alice Wilhelm, rommerfial, Miss Elizabeth Wil- ley, pbyrifal education. KUSER ANNEX FACULTY Mr. James Coursen, nine principal, Eng- lirb anal nzalbematirr, Mr. Bernard Hughes, junior barinerr anal binary, Miss Margaret Major, reienre, Miss Grace Rago, Frenfb, Englirb, and Lalin. M WM.-V-ki, gm -, X 'Q f- L, ,- , -, ., Q X A '1 S ' 4 2- ' Q gm, 1 v l.v N- in-wi-UP' ,K -ww- .T Q' JN K X X ,digg Advisers Miss GLADYS ELY The Class of 1938 Wish to express their appreciation to Miss Ely and Mr. Rader for their co-operation and and help in compiling this issue of Retrognice. MR. LEWIS RADER Senior Council First Row: Shirley lroins, Robert Maiden, Harold Whiteley, Marion Costigan Second Row: Lindsay Nichol, Richard Alpaugh, Margaret Edwards, Berthai Hendrickson, Johanna Luthke, June Tomaseck, Ralph Jo-nes Third Row: Julius Virok, Mr. Lewis Rader CLASS OFFICERS Preridenz - ROBERT MAIDEN Vive Pferidenz -- HAROLD W1-HTELEY Secretary - Treazrurer - SHIRLEY IRONS Arrirmnt Secretary - Trearufer - MARION COSTIGAN Advirer - MR. LEWIS RADER The Senior Council is the executive body of the Senior class. It consists of twelve members: the four officers of the class and the homeroom representatives, At the opening of the school year each homeroom elects a representative. These people meet and conduct the election of class officers whom the entire class nominates and elects. The Council meets every Wednesday activities period to discuss problems of the class. The Get-Together, Senior Play, Wasliington Trip, Class Night, Senior Ball, and graduation are examples of the interests of the group. The Council practices parliamentary procedure and the chairman of each meeting is either the president or the vice-president. The Seniors sponsored the second annual Senior Get-to-Getherf' This affair was a huge success socially. The Senior play, The Family Uprnzin, was presented. This proved to he both entertaining and profitable. The Washington trip was sponsored and one hundred and eighty- eight students enjoyed a delightful trip. The Council worked diligently on the Senior Ball, class night, and graduation. These projects require time, patience, planning, and the practical use of budgeting. RAYMOND R. AHR R.D. No. 5, White Horse 8: Knapp Avenues C ommerrial Band 1,2, Intramural Soccer 1, 2, 3, Intramural Baseball 1, 2, 33 Track Club 2, Squad Leaders Club 2, Home Room Librarian 3. BARBARA K. ALLAR 164 Parkinson Avenue Commercial Service Club 2, 3, Secretarial Practice Club 4, Glee Club 1. MONROE R. ALMAND 118 Waverly Place A Commercial Chiselers Club 1, Track Club 3, Dramatic Club 4, Glee Club 4, Rezrorpice Class 4, Senior Play 4. RICHARD G. ALPAUGH 2635 Nottingham Way, Mercer- ville Commerrial J. V. Soccer 1, 2, Squad Leaders Club 1, 2, 3,4, Track Club 1, Ping Pong Club 2, Student Council 3, 4, Home Room Chair- man 3, 4, Varsity Soccer 33 Sen- ior Council 4, Club 4. STANLEY H. ALPAUGH 2635 Nottingham Way, Mercer- ville C o m merrial Print Club 1, Stage Designing Club 4, Typing Club 4, Retro- .fpife Class 4. THOMAS C. ALSTON 412 Parkinson Avenue Commercial Intramural Soccer 1, 2,3, Intra- mural Baseball 1,2, Varsity Baseball 3g Intramural Basketball 3, 4. RITA F. AMMANN 125 Camp Avenue Commercial Service Club 2, Knitting Club 2. BLANC1-IE BABBITT R.D. NO. 3, California Avenue Commercial ROBERT E. BABBITT 315 Randal Avenue Academic Track Club 1, Intramural Basket- ball 2, Intramural Baseball 2, Student Patrol 2, Band 4, Der Deutsche Verein 4. JOSEPH N. BAscKAY 332 Berg Avenue General Squad Leaders Club 1,2,3,4, Varsity Basketball 2,3,4 fCap- tainj, Varsity Soccer 3,4, Var- sity Baseball 3, Freshman Bas- ketball 1, junior Baseball 1,2, J. V. Baseball 1,2, H Club 3, 4. ELMER G. BAGGALEY 142 Overlook Avenue Commercial Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Soccer 1,2, Intra- mural Baseball 2g Varsity Base- ball 3,4, J. V. Soccer 3g Var- sity Soccer 4g Club 4. FRANK A. BAILEY Acres Drive, Hamilton Square General Squad Leaders Club lg Intra- mural Baseball 2, Print Club 43 Art Club 4. JEAN R. BALDWIN 1817 Exton Ave., White Horse Academic Soccer 1 QCaptainjg Volley Ball 1 fCaptainJ, 2g Leaders Corps 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1 fCaptainjg Home Room Chairman 1,23 Typing Club 2, G.A.A. Council 3 Cfreasurerj, 4 QPresidentJg Basketball 1,2 fCaptainD, 3,4g Criterion Club 4g Operetta 3g Hockey Club 3,43 Home Room Ticket Salesman 3. ELIZABETH C. BARTH 2645 Nottingham Way, Mercer- ville Commercial Volley Ball 1,2g Ping Pong Club 2, Leader Corps 2, 3,4 fSecretaryjg G.A.A. Council 2, 5,45 Basketball 3 fAssistant Managerjg Swimming Manager 33 Baseball 3: Hockey 33 Oper- etta 33 Glee Club 1. THEODORE T. BEIGER 123 Edmund Street Commercial Glee Club 1,2, Ooeretta 1,2, Print Club 1g Radio Club 2, Squad Leaders Club 2: Criterion Club 3,45 Dramatic Club 4. PETER J. BERLUTE ' 1331 Cedar Lane Commercial Band 1g Model Airplane Club 4, Orchestra 1. MARY BERTOTHY R. D. No. 5, Kuser Road Commercial Volley Ball 1,2g Knitting Club 2g Secretarial Practice Club 4. HILDA M. BIESECKER 21 Mercer Street Hamilton Square Commercial ' CHARLES F. BITNER R. D, No. 5, South Olden Ave. General Squad Leaders Club 23 Retro- sbice Class 4, Intramural Coun- cil 4. EDWARD A. BLACKFORD 2451 Liberty Street Commercial Iyping Club 2g Retrorpice Class G. ARTHUR BLATCHFORD 32 Lafayette Avenue General Print Club 1. DORIS C. BLAUTH 7th Avenue, Lakeside Park Commercial Home Room Librarian 1, 2g Ser- vice Club 2g Home Room Secre- tary 34 Secretarial Practice Club 4g Honor Society 4. . HARRY W. BOHLIN 77 Joseph Street General Model Airplane Club 2. LILLIAN K. BOHLIN 77 Joseph Street Commercial Service Club 35 Secretarial Prac- tice Club 4. WILBUR BONGRAVER R. D. No. 1, Yardville General Intramural Soccer 15 Intramural Baseball 1g Band 1, 2, 3,45 Print Club 1g Orchestra 1, 2, 4. MARGARET M. BOTTER 105 Tuttle Avenue Academic Typing Club 2g Student Patrol 2, 3. JOHN T. BOWERS R. D. No. 1, Yardville Commercial Intramural Soccer 1g Band 1,2, 3,4g Print Club 15 Orchestra 2, 3,45 Home Room 1 fSecretaryj, 2 Q Secretary-Treasurerj . EVELYN C. BOZARTH 5048 South Broad Street Commercial Knitting Club 5. GRACE M. BREEN 1752 East State Street Academic Home Room 1 fSecretaryJ, 4 fVice-Chairmanlg Volley Ball lg Glee Club 1g Typing Club 2g junior Class Treasurer 35 Dra- matic Club 4 fSecretaryJg jun- ior Council 3. GEORGE C. BREINING 518 Lafayette Avenue Commercial Home Room Librarian 1g Intra- mural Soccer 1, 2g Intramural Basketball 1g Band 1g Airplane Club 2g Radio Club 2g Mechani- cal Drawing Club 3g Wood Shop Club 4. CARL F. BRESNAHAN 4327 South Broad Street Commercial VIRGINIA C. BRITTON 24 Newkirk Avenue Commercial Service Club 23 Typing Club 4. WILLIAM W. BROOKS 52 Annabelle Avenue Academic Stamp Club 3: Typing Club 43 Intramural Basketball 4. RUTH A. BROWN 1440 Elizabeth Street Commercial Knitting Club 2,33 Glee Club 4g Secretarial Practice Club 4g Operetta 4. HENRIETTA A. BUHRMAN 1424 Hamilton Avenue General Tri-Y 4. ELEANOR R. BUSKE 126 McClellan Avenue Academic Soccer 1,23 Leader Corps 1,23 Volley Ball 2,33 Typing Club 23 Student Patrol 2,33 Co-ed Club 3. ANDREW CALLAHAN 24 Roosevelt Avenue Mercerville Commercial Intramural Soccer 1, 23 Intra- m u r a l Baseball 1 3 Intramural Basketball 23 Squad Leaders Club 1,23 Finance Committee 13 Class President 23 1. V. Basket- ball 3,43 Varsity Baseball 33 School Banker 3,43 Rezmrpife Class 43 H Club 3, 4. HARRY G. CARR 539 Schiller Avenue General Intramural Baseball 13 Intramur- al Basketball 1: Intramural Soc- cer 1,23 Intramural Council 2, 3 fSecretaryjg Squad Leaders Club 4g Club 4 fPres1- dentjg Ping Pong Club 2,33 Varsity Baseball 23 Varsity Bas- ketball 4. ARTHUR D. CARTLIDGE 317 Park Lane Academic Varsity Soccer Linesman 13 Home Room 1 fSalesmanJ, 2 fSecretaryjg Student Council 23 Crilerion Club 1,2,3g Glee Club 33 Operetta 3. WILLIAM T. CATERSON 1564 East State Street General Intramural Baseball 1,23 Intra- mural Soccer 1,23 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4g Ping Pong Club 2,33 Squad Leaders Club 2, 43 J. V. Soccer 33 Varsity Soc- cer 4: Varsity Baseball 3,43 Retmfpice Class 4g I-I Club 3, 4. DANIEL T. DBBOW I 258 Marshall Avenue Mercerville Commercial Intramural Council 13 Chess Club 4g Dramatic Club 43 Stu- dent Council 23 Home Room Vice Chairman 43 Senior Play 4. ELEANOR T. DECK 206 Lake Avenue Commercial Volley Ball 2. JOSEPH J. DEK1s 1148 Nottingham Way Commercial Intramural Soccer 13 Intramural Basketball 1,23 Varsity Soccer 2, 3,4 fCaptainJ3 Squad Lead- ers Club 23 Home Room Vice Chairman 3g J. V. Baseball 3. JEAN C. DELANY 43 joan Terrace Academic Baseball 1: Glee Club 1. 2. 3,43 Volley Ball 2g Typing Club 2: Operetta 2, 33 Hockey 3: Le Cercle Francais 3g Leader Corps 3: Dramatic Club 43 Co-ed Club 4. VELMA V. DICKEL 107 New Cedar Lane Commercial Glee Club 13 Service Club 2, 33 Typing Club 3,43 Etiquette Club 4. DONALD DILATUSH R. D. No. 1, Yardville Commercial Finance Committee 3,43 Honor Society 43 Retrofpice Class 4. FRANK DOBRONTE 1133 William Street Academic Intramural Soccer 1, 2,33 Intra. mural Basketball 1,2,33 Typing Club 23 Intramural Baseball 33 Squad Leaders Club 4. LILLIAN M. DOMBOSKI 528 Schiller Avenue C ommerciul Glee Club 13 Service Club 2, 33 Etiquette Club 43 Handicraft Club 4. DOUGLAS A. DOOLITTLE 535 Cedar Lane Commercial ' Student Council 1' Intramural Soccer 13 Print Club 23 Visual Education Club 3,43 Crileriorz Club 33 Track Club 3. WALTER A. Doiuarx' 3 Montana Avenue Commercial Intramural Baseball 1. -..W-.--1, E. JANE DOWLING 330 Bergen Street Commercial Story Hour Club 1 fPresidentD, Knitting Club 2, Art Club 4. BETTY A. DoWNs 327 Lafayette Avenue Commercial Etiquette Club 4, Secretarial Practice Club 4. ELYSAEETH F. DREXLER 149 Hunter Avenue Academic Volley Ball 1,2, Typing Club 2, Student Patrol 4, Soccer 1, 2, Hockey 3,4, Leader Corps 1, G.A.A. 2. LoU1s P. DRIBER 1517 Hamilton Avenue Academic Airplane Club 2. THOMAS B. DRIBER 888 South Olden Avenue Commercial Print Club 2, Track Team 3, Track Club 4, Retrofpice Class 4, Wrestling Club 2. HELEN M. DUFFICY . Robbinsville Road, Yardville Commercial Volley Ball 2, Knitting Club 2, ANNA M. DUFFY Fairview Park Academic Class Treasurer 2, Volley Ball 2, G.A.A. 2, 3, Typing Club 2, Baseball 3, Hockey 3, Student Patrol 1. DOROTHY A. DUNN 36 Reeger Avenue Commercial Volley Ball 1,2 fCaptainj, Ar- cher 1, 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1 fCaptainJ, 2, 3, Soc- cer 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Knitting Club 2, Hockey 3, Leader Corps 3 fTreasurerj, Criterion Club 4, Art Apprecia- tion Club 4, Handicraft Club 4, Co-ed Club 3,4, Home Room 2 fPresidentD, 3 fVice Presidentjg Tri-Y 4. LEWIS M. EDWARDS 1905 Nottingham Way Academic Intramural Soccer 1, Dramatic Club 1, Home Room Librarian 2, Squad Leaders Club 2, Vis- ual Education Club 2, 3,4, Retrofpice Business Staff 4. MARGARET C. EDWARDS 223 Johnston Avenue Commercial Criterion Club 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1.3, Leader Corps 1,4, Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3: G.A.A. 3, Choir 3, Student Council 4: Senior Council 4, Tri-Y 4 fPresidentJ. l RAYMOND A. ETCK 1823 Greenwood Avenue Academic Intramural Council 13 Current Events Club 43 Glee Club 43 Dramatic Club 43 Operetta 4 fPrincipalj. MARGARET A. ERNEST Grayson Avenue, Mercervilie Commercial Home Room 1 fSecretaryj, 2 fVice Presidentjg Story Hour Club 13 Finance Committee 13 Knitting Club 33 Service Club 33 Crileriozz Club 4: Handicraft Club 43 Etiquette Club 4. LILLIAN R. EVUART Edinburgh Road, Mercerville Commercial Secretarial Practice Club 4. CATHERINE EWASHKO 90 Marshall Avenue Commercial Leader Corps 2, 3,43 Knitting Club 23 Student Council 33 Sec- retarial Practice Club 43 Student Patrol 43 Home Room President 3. JOHN J. FALLON 1810 Genesee Street Commercial Intramural Track 33 Penmanship Club 43 Track Team 3, 4, RW' LILLIAN FINEBERG 1618 East State Street Commercial Service Club 23 Retrorpice Class 4. SAMUEL J. F1sLER 50 Klein Avenue Academic Intramural Basketball 23 Intra- mural Soccer 23 Operetta 2,33 Band 33 Orchestra 3,43 Current Events Club 43 Mathematics Club 43 Der Deutsche Verein 4. HELEN C. FRONLEY Yardville Heights Academic ' Basketball 13 Typing Club 23 Knitting Club 3. BERT GADSBY 1458 Hamilton Avenue Commercial Intramural Soccer 1, 23 Print Club 23 Squad Leaders Club 23 J. V. Soccer 33 Ping Pong Club 33 Current Events Club 41 Var- sitv Soccer 43 Intramural Basket- ball 4. WARREN A. GARNIER 64 Annabelle Avenue Academic Stamp Club 13 Ping Pong Club 23 Print Club 2g Der Deutsche Verein 43 Home Room Salesman 2, 3, 4, ETHEL D. GARRISON 233 East Franklin Street Commercial Glee Club 1, 2, 3,43 Baseball 33 Hockey 4g Secretarial Practice Club 43 Operetta 4. FRANK L. GARY 107 Chewalla Drive Academic First Aid Club 1,2,3, Student Council 2,33 Baseball Manager 2, 33 Crilerion Club 2 fAssistant Editorj, 4 fEditor-in-ChiefJ3 Dramatic Club 43 Home Room Chairman 1,2, 3. ELEANOR D. GOBLE 6 Buttonwood Street Academic Volley Ball 13 Story Hour Club 2 fPresidentj3 Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Operetta 2,33 Typing Club 33 Dramatic Club 43 Senior Play 4. ROBERT W. GOLDING 515 Sylvan Street Commercial Track Club 1, 43, Intramural Bas- ketball 3,43 Intramural Baseball 3,43 Relrorpice Class 43 Intra- mural Soccer 3, 43 Hi-Y Club 4. ETHEL E. GoMBos 79 Barricklo Street Commercial Glee Club 3: Operetta 33 Retro- rpice Class 4. ELIZABETH A. GRAVATT R. D. No. 3, Margan Avenue Academic Volley Ball 1, 23 Typing Club 2, 33 Dramatic Club 4. WEBSTER H. GRIMM ' 213 Hollywood Drive Academic Stamp Club 13 Typing Club 23 Criterion Club 43 Dramatic Club 43 Senior Play 4. CHARLES L. GUYER 13 Wert Avenue General Orchestra 23 Stagecraft Club 4. HAROLD R. HAGAR Lakeside Park, Yardville General Intramural Soccer 1,3,43 Intra- mural Baseball 1,3,4Q Home Room Vice President 13 Print Club 1. GLADYS L. HAMILTON 2834 South Broad Street White Horse Commercial Knitting Club 23 Service Club 2, 33 Typing Club 23 Home Room Librarian 2, 3,43 Cour- tesy and Etiquette Club 4. JAMES HAMILTON 312 Hobart Avenue Academic Intramural Soccer 1, 2, 3, Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2, 3, Intra- mural Baseball 1, 3, Print Club 1, Intramural Council 2, 3, Typ- ing Club 2, Current Events Club 4, Mechanical Drawing Club 4. RUTH M. HARKINS 2023 McGalliard Avenue White Horse Commercial Current Events Club 2, 3, 4, Art Club 3, 4. , J. ALBERT HARRIS 1947 South Broad Street Academic Dance Orchestra 2, 3, Stamp Club 2, Band 3, 4. ARMIT E. HARRISON 3918 Nottingham Way Hamilton Square Commercial Intramural Basketball 1, Art Club 2, Stamp Club 1, 3, Stage Designing Club 4, Intramural Baseball 1, 2. DORIS E. HARTMAN Main Street, Groveville Academic Basketball 1,2, Baseball 1,2, Volley Ball 1, Soccer 1, 2, Story Hour Club 1, G.A.A. Council 2, 3,4, Typing Club 2, Hockey 3, Class Captain 3,4, Leader Corps 1. DORRIT M. HATTON 12 Victor Avenue ' Commercial Volley Ball'1, Soccer 1, Dra- matic Club 1,4, Knitting Club 2, Current Events Club 4, Art Club 4. GERMAINE W. HAYES 116 Durand Avenue Commercial Wrestling Club 1 fCaptainJ, 2 fCaptainJ, Intramural Baseball 1, 3, Intramural Basketball 1,2, Track Club 1, Print Club 2, Chess Club 3, Penmanship Club 4. ' ROBERT J. HAYES 1875 West McGalhard Avenue White Horse General Intramural Baseball 1, Dramatic Club 1, Chess Club 3,4, Stage Craft Club 3, 4. WALTER F. HAYES 1609 Genesee Street Academic Chiselers Club I, Glee Club 2, Band 1,2,3, Typing Club 4, Dramatic Club 4. MELVIN P. HEITZ 1836 South Broad Street Commercial Track Club 1, Intramural Soc- cer 1, 3, Intramural Basketball 1,2, Intramural Baseball 1,3, I. V. Baseball 3, Ping Pong Club 4, Intramural Council 4 Q Presidentj . BERTHA M. HENDRICKSON 35 Annabelle Avenue Academic Home Room 2 fVice Presidentj, 3 fSecretaryj, Typing Club 2, Student Council 4, Senior Coun- cil 4, Honor Society 4. CHRISTINE L. HENK 14 Scammell Avenue Academic Crileiion Club 1, G.A.A. 1,2, 3 fCouncilJ, Hockey 3, Arch- ery 3, Leader Corps 3, Reim- Ipice Business Staff 4, Dramatic Club 4. I BETTY J. HENRIE 100 Tipton Street Academic Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volley Ball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, Archery 1, 3,4, Ping Pong Club 2, ShuH'leboard 2, G.A.A. Council 2, 3,4, Hockey 3,4, Leaders Corps 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY L. HESLEY 1500 Genesee Street Commercial Secretarial Practice Club 4. SAMUEL F. HILDITCI-I 22 Waln Avenue, Yardville Commercial Intramural Baseball 1,4, First Aid Club 1, Intramural Soccer 1, 4, Intramural Basketball 1,4, Art Club 2, 3, Airplane Club 1. KATHERINE HINES 201 Elizabeth Avenue Commercial Knitting Club 2, Typing Club 4. LEWIS HIRSCHFIELD 13 Scammell Avenue Commercial Intramural Soccer 3,4, Intra- mural Baseball 3,4, Model Arr- plane Club 3, Current Events Club 4. M. KLINE HOAGLAND 25 Beal Street Academic Home Room 1 fChairmanj, 2 fSecretaryJ, Class Secretary 1, Volley Ball 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, Baseball 1, 2,3, Soccer 1, 2, G.A.A. 1, 2,3 fVice Presi- dentj, 4 fVice Presidentb, Stu- dent Council 1, Ping Pong Club 2, Shufflleboard 2, Hockey 3,4, Archery 3,4, Leader Corps 3, 4. ROBERT D. HOLLOWAY 1756 Exton Avenue White Horse General Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Track Club 1, Print Club 1, Intramural Soccer 1, 3, 4, Intramural Baseball 2, 3, Student Patrol 2,3,4, Crilerion Club 4, Hi-Y 4, Cheer Leader 4. DOROTHY D. HOLTHAUS 227 Park Lane Academic Knitting Club 1, Typing Club 1, 2, Etiquette Club 4. DAVID G. HOLZBAUR Lakeside Park, Yardville General Airplane Club lg Stagecraft Club 3. HOWARD A. HOLZBAUR Lakeside Park, Yardville General Intramural Baseball lg Intramur- al Soccer lg J.V. Soccer 3g Var- sity Soccer 4g Club 4. FLORA S. HOMAN 1996 South Olden Avenue Commercial Knitting Club 25 Cafeteria Man- agement Club 4g Art Club 4. JANE L. HOOPER 159 Park Avenue Hamilton Square Academic Typing Club 2g Student Patrol 25 Cooking Club 3g Dramatic Club 4g Etiquette Club 4. MARGARET H. HUGHES 48 Annabelle Avenue Acadernir Criterion Club lg Volley Ball 2g Typing Club 2g Courtesy and Etiquette Club 43 Leader Corps 4g Honor Society 4. FRANK K. HYATT 178 Arlington Avenue Academic M. RUTH INGRAM R. D. No. 2, Edinburg Road Academic Dramatic Club lg Glee Club Zg Band 33 Etiquette Club 4. SHIRLEY V. IRONS Herbert Avenue Hamilton Square Commercial Home Room 1 fSecretaryj, 2 fChairmanjg Soccer lg Class Secretary 2,3g Volley Ball 2g Girl Reserves 2g Student Coun- cil 2,3 fVice Presidentjg Cri- terion Club 3g Senior Council 4g Retrofpire Business Staff 43 Sec- retarial Practice Club 4g Tri-Y 4. DORETHA IVERY 238 Parkinson Avenue Academic Volley Ball 23 Le Cercle Fran- cais Club 3g Dramatic Club 4g Courtesy and Etiquette Club 4. JANET E JAEGER 84 Maple Shade Avenue Academic Volley Ball 1g Glee Club 1, 2, 5, 4g Operetta 2,35 Knitting Club 23 Typing Club 3g Cooking Club 33 Dramatic Club 4g Hockey 4g Basketball 4g Tri-Y 4. R. MARIE JAGGERS 58 Maple Shade Avenue White Horse Academic Glee Club 1, 2,43 Operetta 1, 2, 4. CLINTON E. JOHNSON 1700 South Broad Street General Typing Club 23 Stage Craft Club 3, 4. DOROTHY N. JOHNSON 85 Church Street, Groveville Academic Glee Club 1, 23 Operetta 13 Knitting Club 23 Dramatic Club 4. EDITH S. JOHNSON 384 White Horse Avenue Commercial Volley Ball 1, 2, 33 Knitting Club 23 Baseball 2,33 Hockey 43 Basketball 43 Glee Club 43 Secretarial Practice Club 43 Dra- matic Club 43 Honor Society 43 Operetta 43 Tri-Y 4 fTreas- urerj. ELIZABETH A. JOHNSON 112 Samdin Boulevard Commercial G.A.A. 13 Volley Ball 1, 23 Bas- ketball 1,23 Baseball 1,23 Soc- cer 23 Service Club 2,33 Typ- ing Club 3,43 Tri-Y 4. JOHN R. JOHNSON Kuser Road Commercial Intramural Soccer 1, 2, 3,43 In- tramural Baseball 1, 2,43 Chisel- ers Club 13 Class Secretary 23 Intramural Basketball 1. 2, 3, 43 Mechanical Drawing Club 33 Penmanship Club 43 Wood Shop Club 4. RALPH W. JONES, Jn. 216 Sewell Avenue Academic Home Room Chairman 1, 2, 3, 43 Class President 13 Student Coun- cil 1, 2, 3,43 Basketball Man- ager 13 Intramural Baseball 1,2, 33 Intramural Soccer 1, 2, 3,42 Intramural Basketball 1,'2, 33 Dance Orchestra 1, 2,43 Senior Council 43 Criterion Club 3,43 Varsity Basketball Manager 2, 3, 43 Squad Leaders Club 2. FRANCES KANER 77 Brook Lane Commercial Tri-Y 4. IRENE H. KAROWSKI 337 Grand Avenue Commercial Typing Club 43 Courtesy and Etiquette Club 43 Tri-Y 4. RALPH A. KELLEY 4204 Nottingham Way Hamilton Square Commercial Chess and Checker Club 43 Ping Pong Club 4. ANN C. KELLY 104 Park Lane Academic Soccer 1,2g Volley Ball 1,2g Baseball 1,3g Typing Club 2g Basketball 3. WILLIAM A. KELLY 104 Park Lane Commercial Intramural Baseball 1, 2,3g In- tramural Soccer 1,2,3g Fresh- man Basketball lg Squad Leaders Club 1,4g Track Club lg J. V. Basketball 2g Varsity Basketball 2, 3,4g Intramural Council 52 Ping Pong Club 33 Intramural Club 4, Dramatic Club 4g Track Team 1, 2, 3, Club 4. IRENE KERNER 406 Berg Avenue Commercial Home Room Ticket Salesman 2g Finance Committee 2, 3,4g Vol- ley Ball 2g Secretarial Practice Club 4, Retrospice Class 4g Hon- or Society 4. CECIL W. KILBY Lakeside Park, Yardville General Intramural Soccer 1: Intramural Baseball lg Home Room Ticket Salesman 2, 35 Operetta 3. GERTRUDE R. KLOCKE 1784 McGalliard Avenue White Horse Commercial Secretarial Practice Club 4. AGNES M. KLUCSARITS 1129 Nottingham Way General Knitting Club 25 Service Club 3, Cooking Club 35 Cafeteria Man- agement Club 4 fPresidentJg Art Club 4. JEAN E. KNOWLES Clarksville Road, Mercerville Commercial Leader Corps 1g Criterion Typ- ist 35 Secretarial Practice Club 4, Cafeteria Management Club 4. ROBERT L. KOZEL Vincent 8: Stacy Avenue Mercerville General Chess Club 3,4g Typing Club 35 Print Club 4, Ping Pong Club 4. RUTH M. KRAYER Arlington Avenue, Yardville Academic Band, 1, 2: Knitting Club 25 Dramatic Club 4. LILLIAN M. KRIEGER 581 Klockner Avenue Commercial Glee Club 15 Class Treasurer 2g Volley Ball 2g Knitting Club 23 Band 2, 5,45 Secretarial Practice Club 4g Dramatic Club 4, Tri-Y Club 43 Co-ed Club 43 Home Room Ticket Salesman 2. WILLIAM J. KRISAK 51 Fitz Randolph Avenue Commercial Intramural Baseball 15 Intramur- al Soccer 1, 2, 35 Intramural Bas- ketball 2, 3: Squad Leaders Club 25 Print Club 35 Stagecraft ,Club 3,45 Metal Work Club 4. WARREN E. KRUSE 121 Mary Street Commercial Intramural Soccer 2,3,45 Intra- mural Baseball 3,45 Intramural Basketball 3, 4. CHARLES C. KUDY 218 McClellan Avenue Commercial Intramural Baseball 15 Intramur- al Soccer 15 Orchestra 1, 2, 3,45 Track Manager 2, 3,45 Operetta 2, 3. FLORENCE E. LANNING 188 Ellwood Street Commercial Knitting Club 25 Handicraft Club 2. FRANCIS C. LARKIN Yardville Commercial Intramural Soccer 25 Mechanical Drawing Club 35 Intramural Baseball 2. JOSEPH W. LAYTON 10 Buttonwood Street Commercial Intramural Soccer 1, 2, 3,45 In- tramural Baseball 1,2,3,45 In' tramural Basketball 1,2,3,45 Ping Pong Club 3,45 Chess Club 45 Print Club 35 Current Events Club 3, 4. CHARLES R. LEE 217 johnson Avenue Commercial Student Patrol 4. ALBERT LELAND Washington Street Mercerville Genera! Print Club 2, 3, 4. A. ARMAS LENSU Robbinsville Academic Home Room 2 fSecretaryJ 2 fLibrarianJ5 Intramural Soccer 2, 35 Stamp Club 25 Print Club 25 Mechanical Drawing Club 33 Intramural Basketball 2, 3,45 In- tramural Baseball 2,3,45 Crile- rion Club 3,45 Dramatic Club 45 Student Council 4. KATHERINE LIST 57 Camp Avenue Commercial Knitting Club 25 Cooking Club 35 Home Room Secretary 3. MARGARET M. LITTLE 38 Scammell Avenue Commercial Home Room Librarian 1, 23 Glee Club 13 Knitting Club 23 Ser- vice Club 23 Criterion Typist 3, 43 Secretarial Practice Club 4. MARY ELIZABETH LOCKWOOD 3209 Nottingham Way Academic Ping Pong Club 23 Home Room Librarian 33 G.A.A. 3g Glee Club 3,43 Library Club 33 V01- ley Ball 33 Dramatic Club 4g Senior Play 4. ALMA M. LUDWIG 26 Marshall Avenue Commercial Volley Ball 13 Basketball 1,2 fCaptainj, 3 fCaptainl3 Base- ball 1, 33 Archery 13 Glee Club 13 Soccer 23 Shuflleboard 23 Typing Club 23 Knitting Club 23 G.A.A. 33 Crilerion Club 4g Dramatic Club 43 Leader Corps 3. JOHANNA L. LUTHKE 327 East Washington Street Amdemie Student Council 1, 3,43 Glee Club 1, 3,42 Class Treasurer 2g Knitting Club 23 Basketball 33 Baseball 3: Operetta 3,43 Sen- ior Council 43 Tri-Y 4. MARY E. MACNAUGHT 1805 Liberty Street Commercial Glee Club 13 Knitting Club Z3 Secretarial Practice Club 43 Tri- Y 4. HELEN E. MADDEN 313 Johnston Avenue Commercial Volley Ball 1, 23 Baseball 1' a Basketball 1,2,4Q Soccer 1,23 Glee Club 13 Knitting Club 23 Secretarial Practice Club 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,43 Leader Corps 1, 2, 4. ROBERT M. MAIDEN 112 Parker Place Academic Intramural Soccer 2, 43 Intramur- al Basketball 1,2, 3,43 Junior Class 3 fVice Presidentl3 Cri- zerion Club 33 Typing Club 33 Honor Society 43 Senior Class 4 fPresidentJ3 Ping Pong Club 23 Chess Club 23 Print Club 2. ARTHUR R. MAINS, JR. 30 Newkirk Avenue Commercial Intramural Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Soccer 2, 3,43 Retro- ,rpiee Class 4. EDWARD M. MARCHAND Yardville Academic Intramural Soccer 1, 23 Intramur- al Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Intramural Basketball 2, 33 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Track 2, 3,4 fCaptainJg Varsity Basketball 43 J. V. Bas- ketball 2 33 J. V. Soccer 33 Or- chestra 43 Student Council 43 Freshman Basketball 1. LILLIAN E. MARTI 1339 Liberty Street Commercial Dramatic Club 13 Glee Club 1, 33 Knitting Club 23 Volley Ball 33 Typing Club 4. FRED G. MASON ' 104 Parker Place Academic Intramural Soccer 2, 3,43 Intra- mural Basketball 2,3.41 Intra- mural Baseball 2, 3,43 Criterion Club 33 Student Council 3,4 fPresidentl3 Junior Council 33 Typing Club 33 Co-ed Club 3. ELIZABETH H. MATHEWS 318 D'Arcy Street Commercial Volley Ball 23 Girl Reserves 23 Service Club 33 Courtesy and Etiquette Club 43 Handicraft Club 4. RUTH H. MATTHEWS 216 East Franklin Street Commercial Glee Club 1, 23 Typing Club 4. JOHN L. MAUER 109 New Cedar Lane General Home Room Chairman 13 Model Airplane Club 2, 3, 43 Chess Club 2, 3,43 Crilerion Club 4. PHILIP S. MAY 26 Scammel Avenue Academic Print Club 33 Ping Pong Club 4. DOROTHY E. MCCROHEN 274 Lynwood Avenue Commercial Knitting Club 23 Typing Club 4, MILDRED P. MCHUGH 631 Norway Avenue Commerrial Band 13 Girl Reserves 2 fTreas- urerjg Glee Club 33 Courtesy and Etiquette Club 43 Handicraft Club 4 QPresidentJ3 Home Room Secretary-Treasurer 23 Ticket Salesman 1, 2, 3, 4. FLORENCE M. MCTIGHE 1742 East State Street Commercial Baseball 1, 33 Volley Ball 23 Girl Reserves 23 Basketball 3,4Q G.A.A. 1,23 Secretarial Practice Club 43 Handicraft Club 4 fSec- retaryffreasurerjg Leaders Corps 1, 3, AGNES F. MILLAR 128 Berg Avenue Commerrial Volley Ball 1,23 Basketball 13 Secretarial Practice Club 43 Knit- ting Club 2. GEORGE E. Mis,-WIN 188 Miles Avenue Commercial Intramural Basketball 1,23 Intra- mural Baseball 1,23 Intramural Soccer 1,23 Orchestra 33 Track Club 33 School Bank 2, 3, 4. JAMES MoRiusoN 64 Maple Shade Avenue Hamilton Square Commerrial Secretarial Practice Club 4. ELEANOR A. Mosr 408 Rowan Avenue Academic Knitting Club 2. MABEL F. MUHS 103 Edmund Avenue Commercial Girl Reserves 25 Handicraft Club 4. LEONARD C. MURPHY 2414 Hamilton Avenue General Intramural Baseball 15 Intramur- al Soccer 25 Intramural Basket- ball 25 Student Patrol 4. JANET M. NEHRING 11 Rudner Avenue Commercial Glee Club 1,2, 45 Operetta 1 2, 3 fPrincipalj, 4 fPrincipalJ. 9 R. LINDSAY Nicor 350 Marshall Avenue Commerrial Intramural Baseball 15 Home Room Chairman 2,45 Squad Leader Club 25 J. V. Soccer 35 Varsity Baseball 35 Intramural Basketball 35 Intramural Soccer 15 School Bank 45 Varsity Soc- cer 45 J. V. Baseball 25 Senior Council 45 Student Council 45 Club 4. JUNE L. NOLAN 121 Johnston Avenue Cammerrial Glee Club 15 Dramatic Club 15 GAA. 1, 2, 5,45 Knitting Club 25 Service Club 33 Secretarial Practice Club 45 Dramatic Club 45 Volley Ball 25 Cafeteria Man- agement Club 45 Retrorpire Class 4. ANNETTE D. NUGENT 508 Edward Avenue Commerrial G.A.A. 1, 2,55 Volley Ball 1, 25 Basketball 1, 3,45 Baseball 1, 3: Soccer 1,25 Hockey 3,45 Knitting Club 25 Service Club 35 Operetta 35 Secretarial Practice Club 45 Der Deutsche Verein 45 Relrorpire Class 45 Tri-Y 4. DONALD OKERSON Nottingham Wav Robbinsville General Model Airplane Club 2, 3, 4. CHARLES W. OLIVER 2012 Genesee Street Commercial Intramural Club 45 Chess Club 4. BERNARD OLSZEWSKI 249 Henry Street General Intramural basketball 1,2g Track Club lg J. V. Soccer 2, Varsity Soccer 3,45 Retrorpice Class 4. IRENE B. OREAN 658 Klockner Avenue Academic Volley Ball 2g Ouoits 23 Shuf- fleboard 2, Knitting Club 2g Typing Club 2,3g Baseball 33 Library Club 33 Service Club 33 Cafeteria Management Club 43 Handicraft Club 4. MARION M. OTTO 317 Norway Avenue Commercial Cooking Club 33 Current Events Club 43 Secretarial Practice Club 4. STEPHEN PAE 333 Hunt Avenue General Intramural Baseball 2, 3,43 In- tramural Soccer 2, 3, 4g Intramur- al Basketball 2,3,4g Print Club 2,3,4g Squad Leaders Club 1, Retrorpice Class 4. ANNA C. PANACEK 1141 South Olden Avenue General Glee Club 1g Volley Ball 2, Knitting Club 2, Service Club 3, Cafeteria Management Club 4g Basketball 4, Hockey 4, Der Deutsche Verein 4, Leader Corps 2. BERTHA E. PARKER 3 Charlotte Avenue Commercial Glee Club 1, Volley Ball 2g Ser- vice Club 2g Secretarial Practice Club 4, Courtesy and Etiquette Club 4. JAMES M. PARKER, JR. 16 Wilson Avenue Mercerville General Wood Shop Club 4. RUTH E. PARKER 303 Park Lane Academic Home Room Chairman 1, 3, Soc- cer 1g G.A.A. 1,4' Student Council 23 Typing Club 2, Dra- matic Club 4g Honor Society 4. HELEN E. PELLEGRINI 119 Mary Street Commercial Volley Ball 1,2 fCaptainjg Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2,3,4g Ping Pong Club 2g Glee Club 3g Service Club 33 Hockey 3g Secretarial Practice Club 4g Rezrnririce Class 4g Cafeteria Management Club 4 fVice Presi- dentjg Der Deutsche Verein 4. GRAYCE M. PERRY 700 Schiller Avenue Academic Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Dramatic Club 1, Volley Ball 1g Operetta 2,3,4g Typing Club 2. LAURABELLE W. PETERSON Locust Avenue, Yardville Commerrial Secretarial Practice Club 43 Courtesy and Etiquette Club 43 Dramatic Club 4. EMILY A. PETITT 637 Norway Avenue Commercial Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Volley Ball 1, 23 Ping Pong 23 Operetta 3,43 Typing Club 33 Secretarial Practice Club 4. JOHN P. PETRYSHIN 145 Bunting Avenue ' General Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 33 In- tramural Soccer 2, 3,43 Intra- mural Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Retro- .fpice Class 4. WILLIAM F. PFLEIDERER, JR. 1007 William Street General Band 1,23 Orchestra 13 Chisel- ers Club 13 Typing Club 23 Vis- ual Education Club 33 Junior Band 1 fPresidentj3 Relroxflire Business Staff 4. GENEVA G, PHILLIPS 13 Carson Avenue Mercerville Arademir Knitting Club 3, 43 Typing Club 3. ROBERT W. PHILLIPS Roosevelt Avenue Mercerville Academir Print Club 1. 2, 43 Intramural Track 3: Model Airplane Club 33 Radio Club 3g Home Room Li- brarian 3, 4. ROBERT H. PRICHARD 124 Mercer Street Hamilton Square Commercial Home Room Secretary 23 Ping Pong Club 2. JOsEPI-I H. PRIEST 929 Lalor Street Afademir Print Club 1,21 Radio Club 33 Chess Club 43 Intramural Soccer 1, 43 Intramural Baseball 1. ARTHUR D. PROBST 1131 Nottingham Way Commerrial Intramural Soccer 1, 2, 3,43 In- tramural Baseball 1, 2, 3,43 In- tramural Basketball 2, 3,4g Print Club 2, 3,41 Intramural Council 1,23 Freshman Basketball 1g Squad Leaders Club 1. NORMA A. PULLEN 32 Parent Avenue, White Horse Commercial Story Hour Club 1g Art Club 2: Criterion Club 33 Secretarial Practice Club 4: Handicraft Club 4, Retrorpire Class 43 Op- eretta 43 Glee Club 4. NORA T. QUIGLEY 5 Scammell Avenue Academic Crilerion Club 33 Glee Club 3. 45 Operetta 3,45 Handicraft Club 4. MARY J. RAEFEL 214 Sewell Avenue Academic Volley Ball 23 Leaders Corps 2, 3,4g Class Captain 43 G,A,A. Council 1,2,3,4g Typing Club 25 Basketball 1,2,3,4g Archery 2, 3g junior Representative 31 Senior Representative 4g Hockey 3, 4. RAYMOND A. RAMBO Yardville Commercial Intramural Soccer 2. EDITH C. REHDER 1116 William Street Commercial Story Hour Club 1g Library Club 25 Secretarial Practice Club 4. DONALD L. RICHARDSON 430 White Horse Avenue Academic junior Varsity Baseball 1, 31 Iri- tramural Soccer 1, 2, 3, 43 Track Club 1g Intramural Basketball 23 Ping Pong Club 23 Leader Corps 4g Intramural Baseball 2. VERONICA ROBB 145 Beal Street Commercial Cooking Club 3, Typing Club 4. DORIS S, ROBINSON 207 Park Lane Academic Volley Ball 1,2g Ping Pong Club 23 Shuftleboard 25 Quoits 23 Girl Reserves 2g Dance Or- chestra 3, 4. MARY E. ROCHE 58 Park Avenue Hamilton Square - Commercial Volley Ball 1g Girl Reserves 21 Service Club 2g Home Room Secretary 33 Knitting Club 3, HENRY J. RODEMAKER 436 White Horse Avenue Academic Intramural Soccer 1.2, 3,43 In- tramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 In- tramural Baseball 1,2,3.4g Stamp Club 13 Sauad Leaders Club 25 Dramatic Club 4, Hi-Y 4. IVIARGARET ROGERS 146 Park Avenue Academic Glee Club 2, 3. 4g Dramatic Club 1, 4, Typing Club 2, Operetta 2, 3 4 .,- ELIZABETH J. RosE 921 Lalor Street Commercial C o 0 king Club 3 fPresidentJg Secretarial Practice Club 4. HELEN ROSINA Sloan Avenue, Mercerville General Glee Club 1g Dramatic Club 1g Girl Reserves 2g Typing Club 2g Current Events Club 3 fSecrc- taryj. DOROTHY M. SASSAMAN 111 Redfern Street Commercial Glee Club 1g Story Hour Club 1g K n i t t i n g Club 23 Secretarial Practice Club 4. GLADYS M. SCARBOROUGH 527 Klockner Avenue Commercial Volley Ball 1,2g Glee Club 1, 2g Band 1,2,3,4g Ping Pong 2,4g Quoits 2g Shufileboard 2g Secretarial Practice Club 4g Dra- matic Club 4g Tri-Y 4. EUGENE L. SCHAIBLE 1029 Nottingham Way Commercial OLIVE M. SCHAIBLE 51 Annabelle Avenue Commercial Secretarial Practice Club 45 Der Deutsche Verein 4. SARA M. SCHAIBLE 51 Annabelle Avenue Commercial Secretarial Practice Club 45 Der Deutsche Verein 4. WILLIALI F. SCHARITE 1021 William Street Academic Intramural Soccer 2g Typing Club 23 Penmanship Club 4. ELIZABETH I. SCHLETZ 118 Norway Avenue Academic Home Room Secretary 1g Volley Ball 1g Dramatic Club 1,4g Glee Club 2, 3,4g Operetta 2, 55 Senior Play 4. C. WILLIAM SCHNEIDER 1218 Nottingham Way Academic Home Room Chairman 1,2,3g Class Vice President lg Student Council 1,2,3g Intramural Bas- ketball 1, 2,34 Intramural Soc- cer 1,2,3g Intramural Baseball 1,2,3g Squad Leaders Club 1, 2,5g Home Room Ticket Sales- man 2g Print Club 2g Varsity Track 3g Visual Education Club 4g Dramatic Club 4. EVELYN F. SCHRUM 724 Schiller Avenue Academic Story Hour Club 1. FRED A. SCHULZ 324 Mary Street Commercial Home Room Vice President 13 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3 fCaptainj 43 Intramural Base- ball 1, 2,3 fCaptainJ 43 Squad Leaders Club 1, 23 Print Club 23 Intramural Council 33 Varsity Track 2, 3, 43 Track Club 3 fSec- retary-Treasurerl, 43 Penman- ship Club 33 Dramatic Club 13 Co-ed Club 3: Relrorfvice Busi- ness Staff 43 Intramural Soccer 1,2, 3, 4. ALMA J. ScHUTrs 1018 Deutz Avenue Commercial Vollev Ball 23 Secretarial Prac- tice Club 4. FRED J. SCHWEDER 1823 Spruce Street, White Horse Commercial Intramural Soccer 1, 2, 33 Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2, 33 Intra- mural Baseball 1, 2, 33 S q u a d Leaders Club 1,43 Track Team 3, 4 IRENE D. SENF Yardville Academic Dramatic Club 1,43 Knitting Club 23 Courtesy and Etiquette Club 43 Choir 4. BEATRYCE W. SEVERS 50 Locust Avenue Commercial Student Council 13 G. A. A. Council 1,2Q Service Club 23 Costume Club 23 Criterion Club 3,43 Secretarial Practice Club 4. DoR1s M. SHARP White Horse 8: Hamilton Square Road Commercial Service Club 23 Girl Reserves 2. WALTER SHAVINK Cypress Lane General Intramural Soccer 1, 2, 3,43 In- tramural Basketball 1,2,3g Track Club 13 Squad Leaders Club 1,23 Intramural Baseball 33 J. V. Basketball 43 Home Room Vice Chairman 2. HARRY E. SHEARER 1517 Cornell Avenue Commercial Penmanship Club 4 fSecretaryJ. ANTHONY J. SILVANI R. D. No. 3, Wilson Avenue Commercial WALTER R. SIMCOX 2617 Hamilton Avenue Academic Print Club 1,43 Le Cercle Fran- cais 33 Penmanship Club 43 In- tramural Soccer 2,4 WILLIAM SIRWELL 84 Marshall Avenue Cammerrial Intramural Soccer 1, 23 Intramur- al Basketball 1,2,3, Intramural Baseball 1, 2, 33 Print Club 2, 33 J. V, Soccer 33 Student Patrol 3, 43 Squad Leaders Club 4. RUTI-I B. SMocR 1765 Exton Avenue White Horse Amdemir Volley Ball 1, 23 Shuffleboard 23 Knitting Club 23 Typing Club 23 Basketball 3,43 Library Club 33 Honor Society 43 Home Room Vice President 3,43 Der Deutsche Verein 4. WILLIAM M. SOFFEL 107 Hartley Avenue General Intramural Soccer 23 Intramural Basketball 23 J. V. Soccer 3g Chess Club 33 Varsity Soccer 43 Club 4. MAE J. SOMERVILLE 225 Buchanan Avenue General Story Hour Club 1: Art Club 23 Glee Club 2,43 Baseball 33 Operetta 3.4 fPrinciDallg Choir 43 Volley Ball 23 Tri-Y 4. VIRGINIA E. STAATS 142 Lillian Avenue Academic Basketball 1: Soccer 13 Service Club 33 Cafeteria Management Club 4. MARION R. STACKHOUSE Groveville Road, Yardville Commerrial Retrorpire Class 4. ADELAIDE H. STELLE 7 White Horse Avenue Hamilton Square Commercial Band l,?JQ Secretarial Practice Club 4, WILLIAM B. STONER 358 Connecticut Avenue Commerrinl Track Club 1,33 Squad Leaders Club 1, 23 Home Room 2 fTick- et Salesmanl. 2 fSecretarvJ, 3 fSecretaryj, 4 fSecretaryJ3 In- tramural Soccer 2,33 Varsity Track 3,43 Cafeteria 43 Secre- tarial Practice Club 43 Chess Club 4 fPresiclentJ3 Rezrorpire Class 4. WARREN E. STOUT 2049 South Broad Street Academir Dance Orchestra 13 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 4. HAROLD W. STRALEY Church Street, Groveville Commercial Home Room Ticket Salesman 33 School Bank 4. ALICE S. SUDOL 1201 William Street Commercial Secretarial Practice Club 4. DOROTHY M. SUTTERLEY 3 Mercer Street, Mercerville Academic G.A.A. 1,2,33 Dramatic Club 13 Volley Ball 23 Typing Club 23 Glee Club 2, 33 Courtesy and Etiquette Club 4. EDWARD B. SUTTERLEY 509 Lynwood Avenue Commercial Intramural Soccer 2,33 Secreta- rial Practice Club 43 Intramural Baseball 3. JOSEPH J. TAGLAIRINO 325 Klockner Avenue Commercial Intramural Baseball 1,23 Intra- mural Soccer 1,2,43 Home Room Vice President 23 J. V. Soccer 33 Varsity Baseball 3,4 fCaptainJ3 Intramural Basket- Ball 3,43 Squad Leaders Club 1, 2,33 Retrorpice Class 43 Intra- mural Council 4. RALPH TETTEMER 20 Scammell Avenue General Intramural Soccer 1, 2g First Aid Club 1,2Q Stagecraft Club 1,2, 3,43 Track Club 1,2Q Home Room 3 fAssistant Chairmanj, 4 fTicket Salesmanjg Crizerion Subscription Manager 4g Squad Leaders Club 2. LILLIE M. THIELE 341 Schiller Avenue Commercial Glee Club 33 Operetta 3: Retro- .rpice Class 4. LEON H. THOMPSON 816 Cedar Lane General Squad Leader Club 1, 4 fCap- tainj3 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 33 Intramural Soccer 1, 2, 3,42 Track Team 3,43 Track Club 4 fPresidentJ3 H Club 43 Var- sity Basketball 43 Intramural Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. ARTHUR TILTON 1833 South Broad Street Academic J, V. Baseball 13 Intramural S O c c e r 3, 43 Intramural Base- ball 3, 4g Intramural Basketball 3, 4. M. JUNE TOMASECK 1612 Genesee Street Commercial Baseball 1, 33 Volley Ball 1, 3: Basketball 1,2,43 G.A.A. 33 Home Room Librarian 33 Stu- dent Council 4g Senior Council 43 Hockey 3. JOSEPH J. TOMCI-IEK R. D. No. 3, Kuser Road Academic Print Club 25 Intramural Soccer 2,3,4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3,45 Intramural Baseball 2, 3, 4, Stage Designing Club 4. JULIUS W. TOMPA 1210 Chambers Street Commercial Print Club 1,23 Home Room Chaplain 2, Intramural Soccer 2, 4g Intramural Baseball 2,4g Track Team 3g Chess Club 3, Penmanship Club 4. BARBARA A. TURNER 2037 South Clinton Avenue Commerrial Secretarial Practice Club 4, Caf- eteria Management Club 4. JOSEPH P. TYNDALE R.D. No. 2, Quaker Bridge Road General Chiselers Club 1, Intramural Baseball 2g Typing Club 2, Ping Pong Club 3, Mechanical Draw- ing Club 4. YovA M. VANNESS 3895 Nottingham Way Hamilton Square Araalemif Dramatic Club 1,4g Glee Club 2, 3,4g Typing Club 2g Operetta 2, 3g Senior Play 4, Home Room Ticket Salesman 1, 2, 3. Rosa A. VAREY 21 Oldfield Avenue Commercial Service Club 33 Secretarial Prac- tice Club 4. ALICE V. VAUGHAN 55 Wilson Avenue, Mercerville Commercial Service Club 1,23 Cafeteria Management Club 4. Joi-IN J. VEITH 311 East Franklin Street Arademir Ping Pong Club 2g Mechanical Drawing Club 2g Student Coun- cil 3g Intramural Baseball 33 In- tramural Basketball 3g Operetta 3g Hi-Y 35 Dramatic Club 4. JULIUS A. VIROK 51 Edmund Street General Intramural Council 1, 2, 3, Squad Leaders Club 1, 2, 3, Var- sity Basketball 2, 3, 4, T r a c k Team 2, Intramural Baseball 3, Student Council 4g Senior Coun- cil 4. WILLIAM C. VOGT Lakeside Park, Yardville Commercial Current Events Club 33 Operetta 33 Penmanship Club 4g Student Patrol 3,4g Retrofpice Class 4. MAE WALKINGTON 1563 Elizabeth Street Commercial Glee Club 15 Service Club 2, 33 Cafeteria Management Club 4. JAMES 1. WALSH Forrest Avenue, Yardville Commercial Print Club 15 Operetta 2,3,45 Mechanical Drawing Club 25 Glee Club 2,3, 45 Track Club 33 Home Room Vice Chairman 3. MALCOLM W. WARREN 4289 South Broad Street I Yardville Commercial Squad Lead ers Club 15 Print Club 15 Short Wave Radio Club 2, 35 Penmanship Club 45 Chess Club 45 Intramural Soccer 45 Relrorpice Class 4. DoRoTI-IEA M. WEGNER 1 Wegner Avenue Academic Story Hour Club 15 Knitting Club 25 Typing Club 25 Cour- tesy and Etiquette Club 45 G.A.A. Council 4. GERTRUDE M, WEISS 25 Regina Avenue Commercial Service Club 2, 35 Criterion Club 35 Secretarial Practice Club 45 Cafeteria Management Club 4. JAMES R. WELSH 892 South Olden Avenue General Glee Club 3,45 Print Club 35 Operetta 3,4 fPrincipalj5 Hi-Y 3,45 Track Club 2. VIRGINIA M. WENTZIEN Yardville Academic Stamp Club 2 fSecretaryj, 3 fSecretary - Treasurerj 5 Knitting Club 25 Glee Club 3,45 Oper- etta 3,45 Home Room Treasur- er 1, 3. HARRY E. WESTON 52 Leuckel Avenue General Dramatic Club 15 Intramural Basketball 25 Intramural Soccer 25 Typing Club 2, 35 Print Club 25 Wood Shop Club 45 Oper- etta 4 fPrirIcipalJ. ANETTE WETHERILL 3916 Nottingham Way Hamilton Square Academic Home Room President 15 Ping Pong Club 25 Volley Ball 25 Dramatic Club 4, ORVILLE W. WHITEHOUSE 625 Schiller Avenue General Intramural Soccer 1,33 Intra- mural Basketball 15 Intramural Baseball 2,3g Chess Club 3,45 Print Club 3. CAROL M. WHITEHURST 214 Hollywood Drive Commercial Student Council 15 Basketball 1, 35 Volley Ball 1 fCaptainj, 25 Soccer 15 Shuffleboard 25 Base- ball 35 Service Club 35 Criterion Club 35 Courtesy and Etiquette Club 45 Leader Corps 45 CO-ed Club 3,45 Tri-Y 4. HAROLD E. WHITELEY 109 Highland Avenue, Yardville Academic Print Club 15 Class Vice Presi- dent 2,45 Class President 35 Student Council 45 Senior Coun- cil 45 Home Room Librarian 1, 25 Hi-Y 2 fCOrrespondir1g Sec- retaryj, 3 fPresidentJ, 4. DOROTHY M. WHRITENOUR 446 Schiller Avenue Commercial Volley Ball 25 Basketball 25 Soccer 25 Baseball 25 Archery 35 Secretarial Practice Club 45 Retrorpice Business Staff 45 Stu- dent Patrol 15 Tri-Y 4. V. RUTH WILDBLOOD 715 Atlantic Avenue Academic Glee Club 1, 3,45 Volley Ball 25 Service Club 25 Ping Pong Club 35 Operetta 35 Dramatic Club 45 Home Room Secretary 2. CHARLOTTE A. WILLETT 2313 South Broad Street Academic Library Club 25 Typing Club 25 3, 45 Hockey 35 Ping Pong Club 35 Dramatic Club 45 Basketball 2. HAROLD S. WILLS Main Street, Groveville General MABEL M. WILSON Quaker Bridge Road, Mercerville Academic Story Hour Club 15 Volley Ball 25 Student Council 25 Ping Pong Club 35 Chess Club 35 Glee Club 3, 45 Dramatic Club 45 Tri- Y 45 Home Room Chairman 2. MARGARET E. WILSON 1142 William Street Commercial Volley Ball 25 Criterion Club 45 Courtesy and Etiquette Club 4. LILLIAN M. WOODWARD Quaker Bridge Road, Mercerville Academic Knitting Club 25 Ping Pong Club 35 Glee Club 45 Handi- craft Club 4. ALBERT E. WRIGHT 607 Schiller Avenue Commercial Stamp Club 15 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Intramural Soccer 2, 3,45 J. V. Soccer Manager 35 Squad Lead- ers Club 35 Intramural Baseball 35 Chess Club 45 Der Deutsche Verein 45 Retrorpice Class 45 Varsity Soccer Manager 45 Club 4. RUTH K. WRIGHT 607 Schiller Avenue Commercial Glee Club 13 Student Council 33 Home Room Chairman 3g Criterion Club 2, 33 Secretarial Practice Club 43 Dramatic Club 43 Cheerleader 4 fCaptainj3 Tri-Y 4 fRecording Secretaryj. MARGARET C. YARD Hamilton Square Academic Home Room Librarian 13 Dra- matic Club 13 Story Hour Club 13 Typing Club 1,33 Service Club 1, 2, 33 Basketball 33 Base- ball 33 Service Club 3 fSecre- tary and Treasurerj3 Current Events Club 43 Cafeteria Man- agement Club 43 Dramatic Club 4. JEANNE A, YATES 3 Herbert Avenue Hamilton Square Commercial Ping Pong Club 3. No pirlure WILLIAM H. NUGENT Edinburg Road, Mercerville Academic Intramural Soccer 1, 3,43 Stamp Club 1,23 Criterion Club 3,43 Model Airplane Club 33 Ping Pong Club 2, 4. WILLIAM C. YATES 2304 Liberty Street General Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4' Intramural Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Soccer 1, 2, 3,43 Glee Club 13 Chess Club 3, 43 Stagecraft Club 43 Hi-Y 4. FRIEDA R. YENNY 27 Parkinson Avenue Commercial Glee Club 13 Service Club 33 Secretarial Practice Club 43 Dra- matic Club 43 Art Club 23 Vol- ley Ball 23 Tri-Y 4. BERTHA J. YOUNG 918 Schiller Avenue Commercial Glee Club 2,33 Operetta 23 Secretarial Practice Club 4. ALPHONSE A. ZODA 1422 Hamilton Avenue Commercial Intramural Soccer 1, 2,33 Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2, 33 Intra- mural Baseball 1,2, 33 Print Club 13 Ping Pong Club 23 Cur- rent Events Club 3. Washington Twp The air was tense with excitement. Silence reigned, or should I say rained. Slowly the seconds ticked away into oblivion. At last the tall hand of Big Ben reclined on the six making the total of 7:50 A.M. A shout split the stillness, igniting the pent up emotions of the senior students, resulting in an uncontrollable roar of cheers and applause, We're off. Washington bound, the students relaxed and sighed with relief since they realized they wouldn't be left behind. Hilarity came to the front in the form of poor jokes, wise cracks, singing UQ, and cheerful pranks. The sun? Never heard of it. At 9:40 we were forced to put on our sea legs, while our ferry proudly bore our worthy cargo across the mighty Delaware. After landing without any seasick casualties, proving that land lubbers can be sailors on a small scale, we went on to Baltimore. Here we lunched at the Southern Hotel. We left for Annapolis. Since it was raining quite hard, the Middies didn't parade, proving that even sailors hate to get wet. From Annapolis we went straight to Washington, arriving at Hotel Continental. After dinner the buses took us to the Congressional Library and Lincoln Memorial. From then on the time was ours-to sleep. Friday morning presented itself proudly in an array of sparkling rain drops. After an early breakfast we toured the city seeing the Washington Monument, Capitol, and many other interesting places. Of course we saw the printing of currency but who cares about money any- way. Time out for lunch and then more sight seeing. Completely satisfied we returned to the hotel for dinner. Then to the theatre, where we had the unexpected pleasure of having Fred Waring and his orchestra on the stage. After an excellent show, we returned to the hotel for the night, ending the second perfect day. Yes, I said perfect in spite of the rain. Saturday brought on a different story. Instead of rain we were welcomed by a very heavy dew. After an early rising and breakfast, we were off again. The beautiful Arlington Cemetery, where we found the grave of the Unknown Soldier and the amphitheater, was one of the high spots. Incidentally we saw the change of guard at the Unknown Soldier's tomb. This happens once every two hours. We also visited the White House, Monastery, and Zoological Gardens. Having packed, we started back for home. As we left, the sun gave us a great send off by com- ing out of its temporary hibernation. We used the same route home, stopping at Baltimore for dinner again. As we pulled up in front of Hamilton High, we were greeted by the tooting of automobile horns announcing our arrival. 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Q 'E ,M Kea! gefiff , 9 G 1 C ll First Row: Mary Raffel, Edna Jones, corresponding 4 secretary, Betty Henrie, recording secretary- Jean 9 9 9 Baldwin, president: Marion Christiif, treasurer: Ruth White, vice president, Mildred Knight ' Second Row: Grace Moscarello, Kline Hoagland, Anna Duffy, Doris South, Mildred Oowell, Cynthia Lewis Third Row: Thelma Simon, Marjorie Weiss, Barbara Sanders, Ruth Parker, Charlotte Britton Fouth Row: Mary Claire Drexler, Doris Hartman, Janet C-rocks ff 1, First Row: William Kelly, Thomas Astbury, Henry Carr, Mr. Ralph Abel, 4 Z! adviser: Peter Cherkos, Joseph Bacskay, LeRoy Sylvester Seocind Row: Anthony Kramer, John Fallon, John Hellyer, Edward Mar- chand, Wlliam McGuire, Julius Virok, Leon Thompson, Nelson Hunt Third Row: Andrew Callahan, Albert Wright, Linidsay Nicol, Joseph Deikis, Joseph McNerney, Everett Smith, Charles Harney, Fred Schweder, Bernard Olszewski Fourth Row: John Armo-uir, Elmer Baggaley, William Soffel, Howard Hoilizbaur, William Caterson Absenteies: Richard Alnaiugh, Bert Gadsby, Joseph Taglairino Soccer First Row: Thomas MoKeever, Irving Gaydos, Alfbert Wright, George Shive Second Row: Joseph McNerney, Thomas Astbury, Lindsay Nicol, Bert Gadsby, Bernard Olszewski, Joseph Dekis, Joseph Balcskay, William Soffel, Elmer Baggley, William Caterson, LeRoy Sylvester Third Row: David Bawldauf, John Hines, Joseph Linik, Michael Sedor, Andrew Gropp, Charles Harney, Robert Ma.cLaughlin, Chester Latini Fourth Row: Jack Hellyer, Joseph Timko, Alex 'Pitkowski, Howard Holzbaur, Harold Atkin, Joseph Waldakewics, Everett Smith Fifth Row: Mr. William Collis, assistant coach: Mr. Thomas A. Snitz, coach: Mr. Morris Agress, Freshman coach T H E S T A F F Coach - Thomas A. Spitz Arrirtant Coach - William Collis Captain - Joseph Dekis Captain Elect - joseph McNerney Manager - Albert Wright Manager Elect - Irving Gaydos The 1937 Soccer Squad, coached by Mr. Thomas A. Spitz and captained by joseph Dekis, had a very successful season. During the season they won twelve games, lost three and tied one. The position of goal-keeper was ably defended by Smith and Hellyer with Olszewski, Baggley, Solfel, Caterson, Harney, Nicol, and Dekis playing forward positions. In the backfield were Basckay, McNerney, Gadsby, Astbury, Sylvester, and Holzbaur. Hamilton .... Hamilton .... Hamilton .... Hamilton .... Hamilton .... Hamilton .... Hamilton .... Hamilton ..., Hamilton .... Hamilton .... Hamilton .... Hamilton .... Hamilton ..,. Hamilton .... Hamilton .... Hamilton .... Thomas Astbury, '39 joseph Bacskay, '38 Elmer Baggley, '38 William Caterson, '38 Joseph Dekis-Captain, '38 S C H E D U L E Alumni ..1 . . . 7 Camden ,.....,.... . . 0 . . . 7 Pennington Central . . . . . 0 9 Long Branch ..... . . 0 . . . 4 Princeton Frosh . . . . 0 . . . 0 Trenton ......... . . 9 . . . 7 Neptune ....,...... . . 1 5 Pennington Central .... .. 0 . . . 1 Immaculate Conception . . . . . 2 . . . 3 Peddie ............... . . 1 . . . 9 Pennington Prep ..,... . . 0 . . . 3 Immaculate Conception . . . . . 1 .. . 6 Long Branch ........ . . 0 ..-.3 Neptune ..3 . . . 4 Hightstown . . . . . 0 0 Trenton .... .. 2 LETTER AWARDS Bert Gadsby, '38 Charles Harney, '39 jack Hellyer, '40 Howard Holzbaur, '38 joseph McNerney, '39 Lindsay Nicol, '38 Bernard Olszewski, '38 Everett Smith, '40 William Soffel, '38 Albert Wright-Manager, '38 Basketball First Row: Peter Cherkos, Thomas Astbury, Clifford Tomlinson, Harry Carr, Joseph Bacskay, captaing William Staub, Leofn Thompson, William Anderson, Julius Virok. Second Row: Mr. Scott Mosovich, coach: Martin Gross, Manager: Edward Marchand, Thomas Keegan, James Oryani, Mufrray Yates, Walter Shavink, William Kelley, Mr. Samford Hunsinger, Freshman coach: Mr. Maurice Quimby, J. V. coach. Third Row: Ed Carson, Richard Eldridge, Andrew Groipp, Andrew Callahan, Irvin Gaydos, John Hellyer, John Armour Fourth -Row: James Cronin, Thomas McKeever, James Farr, Zoil Kish. Hamilton High School enjoyed another successful basketball season under the excellent tutelage of Mr. Scott Mosovich. Much credit must also be given to Captain joseph Bacskay for his superb guidance in leading the team. Hamilton was defeated by both of our intra-city rivals, Trenton and Immaculate, but only after hard hghts. Hamilton showed it true form in the Trenton game when we were only defeated 23-21. This year Hamilton was invited to the state toumament, and in the hrst game defeated a highly touted Bound Brook array, last year champions, 18-17. In the second game, we were defeated by Long Branch 18-8 and thus eliminated from further play. THE SCHEDULE Red Bank .. 17 Princeton ,..... 42 Deaf School .... 22 30 23 Bordentown .... 15 Merchantville . . . Trenton . , .... . . Long Branch . . . 18 St. Rose ....... 17 Bound Brook . . . 17 31 Hamilton Pennington ..,.. 19 20 Hamilton 21 Hamilton Alumni .... 18 2 5 Hamilton 26 Hamilton Princeton ..,. . 24 2 1 Hamilton 17 Hamilton Long Branch . . . 12 24 Hamilton 23 Hamilton Immaculate , 32 21 Hamilton 37 Hamilton Pennington ..... 1 8 29 Hamilton 3 1 Hamilton Merchantville 34 1 6 Hamilton 38 Hamilton Admiral Farragut 27 33 Hamilton 15 Hamilton Immaculate ..... 28 18 Hamilton 8 Hamilton Long Branch , . . T H E S T A F F C only-MR. Scorr Mosovrcir Captain-josEPH BACSKAY Manager-RALPH JONES Manager-elect-MARTIN GROSS A W A R D S Joseph Bacskay '38 Julius Virok '38 William Kelley '38 Leon Thompson '38 William Staub '39 Thomas Astbury '39 Ralph jones '38 Edward Marchand '38 Harry Carr '38 Andrew Callahan '38 Baseball A Firsl. Row: William Caterson, Donald Cook, Walter Warwick, Thomas Astbury, Karl Mundt, Michael Yake, Joseph McNerney, Andrew Callazhan, Joseph Bacskay Second Row: Gordon Carr, Hugo Lenningl, Murray Yates, Thomas Alston, Lindsay Nicol, Richard Klookner, George Carr, Elmer Baggley, John Armour, Donald Richardson, Edward Johnson, Samuel Soopel I iti Third Row: James Farr, Joseph Burns, Clifford Tomlinson, Bernard Klocknar, Earl Cathcart, George Stout Fourth Row: Allen Gary, Mr. William Collis, assistant coach: Frank Gary, Lester Kraft, Richard Booz, Mr. Ralph Abel, coach THE STAFF OF 1938 Coach - MR. RALPH ABEL Captain - jossm-L TAGLAIRINO Auifzanz Coach -MR. WILLIAM COLLIS Manager -FRANK GARY - SCHEDULE 1937 SCHEDULE 1938 Hamilton Opponenl Date Opponent Place 13 Alumni 8 April 26 Alumni Home 6 Trenton 8 April 29 Allentown Home 12 Pennington 2 May 3 Pennington Away 6 St. 'Peters 8 May 6 Princeton Home 3 Immaculate 6 May 10 Immaculate Home 4 Princeton 1 May 13 Trenton Home 2 Pennington 0 May 17 Pennington Home 2 Immaculate 7 May 19 Princeton Away 3 St. Peters 4 May 24 Open 7 Princeton 6 May 27 Immaculate Away 2 Trenton 0 May 31 Trenton Away 60 50 '37 Karl Mundt '37 Nicholas Stilwell '37 Michael Yake '37 Donald Cook '37 Saul Gilman LETTER AWARDS '37 Richard Klockner '38 Joseph Bacskay '40 john Armour '38 Andrew Callahan '38 Joseph Taglairino GOLD CHARMS '37 Nicholas Stilwell '39 '40 Joseph McNerney Walter Warwick Thomas Astbury 39 '38 William Caterson 37 Lester Krapf Track Team First Row: Edward Marchand, Jowhin Fallon, Nelson Hunt, Walltewr Morgan, Leon Thompson, Fred Schulz, Lambert Rcvckafellow, William Berrien Second Row: William Schneider, Robert Ahrendt, John Hines, Joseph Linik, Anthony Kramer, William MciGuire, Arthur Cooper, Robert Wilson, George Misanin, Leo Bon-nani Third Row: George Harrisonl, Robert Jackson, Watson Crazmer, Everett Smith, Kenneth Weber, William Kelly, Francis Robb, Fred Schweder, Bruice Covert, Mr. Joseph Bartlett Absentees: Thomas Driber, Angelo Macchi, Ro-bert Phillips, William Stoner, Julius Tompa, Edward Wilson S T A F F 1 9 3 8 Coach -MR, JosEPH H. BARTLETT Arrirtanl C 041511 - MR. MORRIS AGRESS Capzain - EDWARD MARCHAND LETTER AWARDS Manager - CHARLES KUDY 1937 SCHEDULE 1938 SCHEDULE Hamilton Peddie School 88 April 16 Long Branch Relays Hamilton Burlington High 51 27 Peddie School Hamilton Princeton High 875 May 4 Burlington High Hamilton Trenton High 58 11 Princeton High B.M.1. 47 21 Mercer County Meet Hamilton 5 Trenton High 635 25 Bordentown High-B.M,I. Meet Princeton High 61 June 1 Trenton High Deaf School 4 Hamilton B.M.I. 63 Bordentown High 20 Hamilton Trenton High 69 Walter Morgan, '37 Kenneth Weber, '37 Nelson Hunt, '38 Leon Thompson, '38 Edward Marchand, '38 John Fallon, '38 Fred Schweder, '38 William McGuire, '39 Anthony Kramer, '39 Robert jackson, '39 Tmck Club First Row: Richard Lovett, Mr. Joseph Bartlett, adviser: Fred Schuilz, treasurer: Leon Thompson, president: William Maguire, vice president: Zoil Kish, Do-nald Woods Second Row: Hubert Carr, Harold Atkins, Thomas Keegan, Robert Golding, Joseph Linik, Howard Murphy, Thomas Mapps Third Row: Mitchell Light, Joseph Scharite, Bruce Covert, George Caldwell, John Fallon, James Farr, Thomas Driber ' The Track Club, again organized under the direction of Mr. Joseph H. Bartlett, has had a very successful year. It has fulfilled its main objective of creating an interest in track and field activities by attracting more boys than the club could hold. The Interclass Indoor Track Meet, held each year to stimulate interest in track and field activities, was sponsored by the Track Club. The Sophomores, with a powerful team, upset the mighty Seniors for the lirst time in four years. The Sophomores won with a total of thirty-hve pointsg the juniors ran a close second with -thirty-four pointsg the Seniors came along with thirty points: and the Freshmen had only sixteen. Later in the year the Outdoor Meet was held. On Wednesday activities period the Track Club held its meetings and spent much of its time practicing in the gym preparing for the track meets. When the weather permitted prac tice was held outside. I ntmmuml Association First Row: Charles Gilmore, Winffield Smith, Charles Harney, Robert Staats, Thomas McKeever, Hubert Carr Second Row: Donald Quick, Wyatt Butterfield, James Cronin, Kenneth Irons, Thomas Manning Third Row: Joseph Stinert, George Cadwell, Charles Bittner Absentees: Melvin Heitz, Joseph Taglairino, Charles Oliver, Monroe Scheilinger, Edward Johnson The Boys' Intramural Association is operated so that those persons who are not members of the Varsity, junior Varsity, and Freshman squads may have an opportunity to participate in school sports. Intramural sports often develop Varsity or junior Varsity material. Intramural Sports are divided into three divisions: soccer, basketball, and baseball. Soccer laurels were won 'by Senior Homeroom, 211. Basketball, as usual, had every homeroom represented. With homerooms broken up this year the basketball fight was close. The final struggle found the Senior champs, Room 220, clashing with the junior champs, Room 302. The winner of the intramural always plays the Faculty, providing a lot of fun and laughs. Baseball season found all the homerooms out, participating in the popular spring sport. oysf Second Row: First Row: Clifford Tomlin- E son, Hubert Carr, Joseph Linke, Thomas Astbury, Mr. Ralph Abel, adviser: Mr. Joseph Bartlett, assiisant adviser: Joseph MoNerney, Anthony Krame-r, Thomas Manning, Thompson Magowan Leon Thompson: Walter Shavink, John Armour, William Lanning, Keith Horncastie, lrvin Gaydos, Harry Chamberlain, Edward Johnson, Henry Marosovitz Third Row: Martin Buske, Joseph Bacskay, William Kelly, Wyatt Butterfield, William Sirwell, Howard Parish, James Farr Back Row: James Rowe, Allan Wood, James Connelly, William Atkins, William Maguire, Richard Alpaugh, Fred Schweder fi' A First Group Kline Hoagland Ruth White Helen Goeke Girls' Leader Corps Seccnd Group: Welsh, Katherine Tyman Mary Raffel, Marion Christiff, Doris South, Jean Baldwin, Marjorie Weiss, Dorothy Harker, Barbara Card, Lillian Bainbridge Margaret Edwards, Agnes Coleman, Dorothy Stillwell, Mae Somerville, Betty Henrie, Doris Hartman, Mary Claire Drexler, Betty Ellis, Elizabeth Gearheart, Dorothy Sieber, Julia Papp, Thelma Simon, Edna Jones, Margaret Hughes, Charlotte Britton, Cynthia Lewis, Coral Whitehurst, Dorothy Whritenor, Dorothy Chamberlain Student Council First Row: Donald Howarth, James Rowe, Michael Domico, Barbara Sanders, secretary: Fred Mason, presti- dent: Irving Gaydos, vice president: Joseph Burns, Richard Alpaugh, Andrew Grout? Second Row: John Armour, Grace Moscarello, Ruth Weiss, Winnie Russel, Clifford Tomlinson, J-ulius Virok, Johanna Luthke, Bertha Hendrickson, Margaret Edwards, June Tomasek, Wulllalm Maguire Third Row: Zoil Kish, Shirley Klein, Sylvia Harboiurt, Anna Andreijcsik, Jeanne Declkman, Kathryn Tyman, Doris South, Florence Tyman, Dorothy Lambert, Dor-ofthy Hardy, Vlrgmla Fuhrman, Ruth Burrkert, Betty Phillips Fourth Row: Miss Marion Smith, adviser: Maurice Wilson, Ro-ger Staiger, Rlcihafd Eldridge, Ralph JONES, Armas Le-nslu, Harold Whiteley, Lindsay Nicol, George McGuire, George Shlve, Joseph McNer- ney, Joseph Charlton, Edward Marchand The Student Council is composed of an executive committee which includes the president, vice-president, secretary, three representatives-at-large from the senior class, two from the Junior, the somphomore, and the freshman classes elected by these classes. Also in the organ- ization is one representative from each homeroom and a faculty adviser, appointed by the principal. All of these members may serve a full year. The Council has the power to make and to help enforce laws concerning the general student affairs referred to them for consideration. They can also determine, through homeroom meetings, students' feelings about any school questions. Outstanding committees are the Building and Grounds Committee, the Assembly Committee, the Cafeteria Committee, the Social Committee, and the Elections Committee. The chairmen of these committees are appointed by the president with the approval of the rest of the Council, Each chairman chooses his own committee from the other members of the group. No student is eligible for membership in the Student Council who has not done passing work in at least three regular subjects in the preceding term. Candidates for Student Council offices should have at least an average of a C rating. This year the council has tried to solve the question of auditorium programs by having professional speakers. The Council resumed the tinfoil drive. The money from this is used to provide necessities for needy children. Also a number of dances have been sponsored by the Council to increase the Activities Fund. ' 0 Seated: Irene Kerner, Donald Dilatush, chairman: 4 Mr. Max Jordan, faculty adviser Standing: Virginia Grove, Freid Woods, Mary Csengery, Thomas Kinter Left to Right: Lindsay Nicol, Raymond Rambo, Harold Straley, SC George Misanin, Mr. Ralph Jones, adviser: Charles Oliver, Eve- lyn Bozarih, Irene Kerner, Andrew Callahan Criterion Club First Row: George Lauria, Delores Dawson, Margaret Ernest, Richard Booz, Beatryce Severs, Ralph Jones, Frank Gary, Webster Grimm, Armas Lensu, Catherine Huber, Dorothy Dal Corso, Mary Bundlley, Robert Halloway Second Row: Miss Nathalie Gretton, adviser: Jack Mauer, Susan Maguire, Elsie Taylor, Ruth Brettel, Estella Novack, Sylvia Nizolek, Charlotte Farkas, Jean Baldwin, Marion Christiff, Theodore Bieger, Dorothy Sieber, Katherine Stothart, Lorraine Mealy, Anna. Pipas Third Row: Harold Hiez, William H. Nugent, Joseph Linik, Joseph Charlton, Alma Ludwig, Dorothy Dunn, Catherine Tyman, Carol Whitehurst, Ruth Atwood, Margaret Wilson, Elizabeth Brown THE CRITERIONH Hamilton High School Hamilton Townhip, N. J. Pulalirlaed Ezfery Four 1176555 During the School Year Editor-in-Chief ..........,..........,. Frank Gary Sporzr Edilori' .. Ralph jones, Jean Baldwin Club Editor .. ......... Catherine Huber Humor Editor . ...., , Marion Christiff Slllf Poef .,.......,...........,,.. George Lauria Reporterr -- Alan Gary, Webster Grimm, Theodore Bieger, Sarah Rosseau, Carol Whitehurst, William Nugent, Katherine Tyman, Armas Lensu, Dorothy Sieber, joseph Chorlton. Typim' - Alma Ludwig, Dorothy Dal Corso, Dorothy Dunn, Margaret Little. BUSINESS STAN' Circzrlutiozz Manager ............. .. , Richard Booz Ad1f67'Zi.lilIlg Manager .......... Beatrice Severs Ayfiylarzl Adverliiing Mrzrzoger . . . . . . Mary Brindley Faculty Arlvifer ............. ., Nathalie Gretton First Row: Margaret Dobronte, Elizabeth Faltum, Ruth K. Ewart, sec- C retaryg Mr. Henry Kauffman, adviser: William Stoner, president: Daniel DeBow, vice president, Dene Epstein, Thelma Simon, Erma Taylor Second Row: Charles Shauer, Joseph Layton, Charles Oliver, Jack Maurer, Joseph Priest, Robert Hayes, Dennis Kute, Malcolm Warren, Richard Conley Third Row: Robert Kozel, Harold Heiz, treasurer, Ralph Kelly, Orville Whitehouse, William Yates, Albert Wright, Richard Eldridge, Melvin Race Absentees: Helen Ames, Edna Ent, Stanley Okeson, David Rosenthal, John Schrieber J b First Row: 'Mr. Da'vIid.BirilJ,t advisergt Raymgmnd Current EWWS C Z1 EgziwssssnLpesisgizn e' Second Row: Ruth Harkins, Dene Epstein, Ruth K. Ewart, Ruth E. Ewart, Dorritt Hatton, Margaret Yard Third Row: Samuel Fisler, Joseph Layton, James Hamilton, John Craig, Robert Hayes Ret1'0slbice Class First Row: Lillian Fineburg, Norma Pullen, Irene Kerner, Marion Stacvkhouse, Harry Weston, Robert, Gold- ing, Christine Henk, Fred Schulz, Shirley Irons, Marion Coetigain, Lewis Edwards Second Row: Miss Gladys Ely, adviser: Ethel Gombos, Hevleln Pellegrini, Anneltte Nutglenft, -June' Nolan, Donald Dfilatush, Stanely Alpaugh, Monroe Alimand, Dorothy Whritenour, William Pfleider. Mr. Lewis Rader, adviser Third Row: Albert Wright, Warren Kruse, William Stoner, Arthur Mains, Joseph T3iQl3l'ifl0, Bernard Olslzewski, Edward Blackford, Andrew Callahan, Stephen Pae Fourth Row: William Caterson, Walter Dorety, Robert Prichard, William Vogt, Thomas Driefber, Malcolm Warren, Charles Bitner, John Petryshin, James Costigan Absentee: Lillie Thiele For the third consecutive year Miss Gladys Ely selected one of her English classes to edit the RETROSPICE. The publication of the year book has become a class project rather than the activity of a few. ' The class assumed responsibility for the club write ups, individual write ups, and compo- sition of the book. One part of the class collected data while the commercial students typed the material. The class as a whole made various decisions concerning the form of the book and arrangement of subject matter. The group attempted to make a book that would be a reminder of their pleasant days at Hamilton. Although the work at times was difficult, it was enjoyable and practical. As this work placed definite responsibility upon each member of the class, it was beneficial and advantageous. Working in co-operation with the RETROSPICE Class was the RETROSPICE Business Staff, di- rected by Mr. Lewis Rader. This group took care of the costs, subscriptions, and advertisements. They also made arrangements for the taking of the individual and the group pictures. The members of this group also derived much pleasure and practical experience from their labors. AA l Y A l First Row: Robert Haven, Leona Grondski, Doris Hibbert, Grace Q Holman, Grace Gretton, Elsie Taylor, Ruth Brettel, Harry Hunl: Second Row: Wayne Anderson, secretary and treasurer: John Schreiber, John Maiden, David Rosenthal, Mr. Wendel Phillips, adviser: Loluis Kroschivitz, James Berkeyheiser, Raymond Andrzejak, president Absentee: James Costigan, vice president I In Front: Edward Quick, Ronald Nicol First Row: Edward Klocke, Lloyd Rondeau, Donald Okerson, Mr. Maurice Quimby, adviser: William Tusay, Leon Van Ness, Jack Mauer Second Row: Barton Reaves, Charles Potent, Thomas Jones, Edward Zapo-lsky, Edward Soden, Henry Frese, Burke McNeal Third Row: James Robb, Ernest Panacek, George Pearson Absentees: William Staub, Leon Bogen, Edgar Sheppard, Henry Riutkowski, Peter Berlute, Harry Legg, Winnld Smith, Lyl Resch, Lewis Harmon, Robert Bittner ,W 4 v Hi-Y First Row: John Hellyer, vice president program: Harold Whitely, presidentg James Welsh, vice president membership Second Row: George Frazier, treasurerg Joseph Timko, corresponding secretary: Meilvin McMahon, secretary Third Row: Henry Rodemaker, William Luthke, Roger Staiger, Robert Ma.cLacwhlan, Ambrose Cunningham, Richard Eldridge Fourth Row: Edward Qulick, John Schreiber, Charles Cook, Maurice Wilson, Hubert Carr, Bernard Hart, James Dease Fifth Row: Harry Chamberlain, William Yates, William Staub, Mr- John Cwen, adviserg William Anderson, William Lanning, Arthur Huart Absentees: Richard Golding, Murray Yates, Richard Cook, Leonard Murph, Richard Booz This year the Hi-Y movement, under the leadership of Mr. john Owen, has become more popular than ever before in Hamilton High School. The original Hamilton Hi-Y Club increased its membership to its constitutional limit of 30 boys, and a second club, The Crozer Reeves Hi-Y Club, has been organized to care for twenty-five more boys. The club conducted two annual events, the Father and Son Banquet and the Hi-Y Skating Party. We were privileged to hear a famous banquet speaker, Major Augustus Post, world traveler, lecturer and authority on the science of aeronautics. This spring the Hi-Y sponsored the first Hamilton High Hobby Night during which students showed and talked about their hobbies. This year the club was pleased to receive an A rating from the county Y.M.C.A. ofhce. l U First Row: Dorothy McQuade VZ- 5 Second Row: Carol Whitehurst, Janet Jaeger, Henrietta Burman Third Row: Myrtle Bernhardt, vice-president: Edith Johnson, treasurer: Margaret Edwards, president: Ruth Wright, recording secretary: Marguerite Irons, secretary Fourth Row: Virginia Grove, Mabel Knolf, Frances Mayer, Miss Alice Wilhe-Im, adviser: lrene Sawchek, Frieda Yenny, Elizabeth Faltum Fifth Row: Marjorie Weiss, Frances Kaner, Pauline Race, Mary Franey, Elizabeth McCullough, Mary MacNa.ught, Laura Holden Sixth Row: Shirley Irons, Miriam Smith, Lillian Thompson, Dorothy Turner, Dorothy Dunn, Mae Somerville, Margaret Wilson, Dorothy Whritenour Absentee: Annette Nugent l First Row: Harold Heis, Ruth Wright, Mr. Joseph Bartlett, 1 1 adviserg Robert Halloway, Liucine Gropp Second Row: Theodore Staszkiewicz, Catherine Tyman, Flor- ence Tyman, Thomas Roberson, Julia Somerville, Edward Quick Student Patrol First Row: Mildred Gagg, Ruth Grimm, Mr. Max Jordan, adviser: William Sirwell, captain: Elizabeth Drexler, Ruth Davis Second Row: Arthur Tilton, Harry Weston, Yvonne Christensen, Katherine Ewashko, Anneitte Wetheriillt Howard Murphy, Robert Holloway Third Row: Lovenia Evans, Raymond Umstead, Joseph Bacskay, Charles Lee, Katherine Huber Fourth Row: William Vogt, James Cronin The Student Patrol of Hamilton High School is composed of sophomores, juniors and sen- iors. The Patrol is sponsored by Mr. Max Jordan fand is headed by Captain William Sirwell, a senior. The purpose of the Patrol is to maintain order in the corridors and on the school grounds during lunch and activities periods. Members of the Patrol are posted to cover the entire grounds and school. In addition to maintaining order, the Patrol has been of great assistance in directing newcomers and persons visiting the school. Q. As a reward for their work, members of the Patrol enjoyed a trip to Philadelphia where they watched a football game between the Little Army and Navy teams. During the baseball season the Patrol again journeyed to Philadelphia to attend a big league game. At any time during the year members of the Patrol are permitted to enter the activities period dances free, providing they show their badges at the entrance. Mr. Jordan, with the assistance of Captain Williain Sirwell and the Patrol fstaff, has done a fine job this year. By making scholarship and character the scale in selecting members, the Patrol is a representative body striving to uphold Hamilton's traditions of order and progress. f ' First Row: Jack Griffiths, Theodore Beiger, Jo- 0 s C Z! seph Scharite, president: Miss Winona King, adviser: Jack Phillips, vice presi- dent: Martin Gross, Alfred Reinhardt. Standing: Lincoln Second Row: Harold Mohr, James Connelly, William Rogers, Bert Gadsby, Thomas Driber, Raymond Ahr, Bruce Covert. Third Row: Joseph Modica, Bernard Klockner, Alfred Shultz, secreary and treasurer, George Keller, Alfred Covell, Joseph Radvany. Absentees: Samuel Greenless, Joseph Dekis. 0 0 First Row: Phyllis Marchelli, Frances Lloyd, e secretary: Henry Gray, president: Thelma Kallapos, vice presidentg Stanley Alpaugh, treasurer: Myrtle Hunt, Lois Evander Second Row: June Hunt, Bernadette James, Armit Harrison, Allyn Pfleiderer, Mr. Luther Wenner, adviserq Gordon Carr, Joseph Tomchek, Robert Mayer, Mildred Quigley Absentees: Edgar Cason, Dorothy Johnson, Tessie Murphy Xa, ill' 2 , f ff I '. ,E ef I Cakteria Management Club First Row: Miss Helen Kilpatrick, adviserg Margaret Yard, Reba Fennimore, Gertrude Weiss, Irene Orban, Anna Panacek, Flora Human, Alice Vaughn Second Row: Jean Knowles, Mae Walkington, Laura Holden, June Nolan, Alice Martineltte, Amelia Iagulli, Marion Mycoff, Virginia Holmes, Tessie Murphy Third Row: Virginia Staats, Agnes Klucsarits, presidentg Helen Pellegrini, vice president: Florence Maines, treasurer: Barbara Turner, reporter: Doris Jenkins Organized-September 1937. Adviser-Miss Helen Kilpatrick, Dietitian. OfTlCCIS1PfEIid81Zl, Agnes Klucsaritsg Vire Prerident, Helen Pellegrinig Serretmy and Trem- urer, Florence Mainesg Reporter, Barbara Turner. Purpose-To give practical training in cafeteria work to all girls interested in this type of work. Example-Preparation of salads, sandwiches, hot dishes, and counter work. Time of Meeting-Every Tuesday during activities period. Prerequisite-One year Home Economics or one year membership to Service Club. Activities-Girls serve at all banquets and luncheons and work with Home Economic students. Field trips to hotels, cafeterias, bakeries, and restaurantsg namely, Trenton High School Cafeteria, Bond Bakery, Hotel Hildebrecht, Stacy Trent Hotel, State Teachers College, and others. Demonstrations are given once a month by experts from various companies, namely, Bond Bakery, Public Service, and others. Awards-Pins are given to the girls who have been in the club for three years. U First Row: Alma Evans, Dorothy Holthalus, Irene Karowski, Gladys Hamilton, Margaret Hughes, secretary: Ruth ln- gram, president: Stefne Rutkowski, vice president: Rosella Champion, Alyce Bertlothy, Anna Farsyth, Jane Hooper Second Row: Iris Gaskill, Mary Henry, Jean Grant, Doretha Ivery, Betty Baldwin, Gertrude Zerman, Mary Shermann, Catherine Pascucci, Lois Evander Third Row: Edythe Ewart, Margaret Fallon, Mildred Gagg, Catherine Dunn, Helen B-uckley, Myrtle Hunt, Evelyn' Hollzbaur, Janet Colmley, Evelyn Warner, Virgie Mich Fourth Row: Carolyn Grace, June Hutchinson, Alma Jenkins, Francis Collis, Jean Collis, Mary Johnson Adviser: Mrs. Helen Hart First Row: Dorothy Still- Comftesy fmt! Etiquette Club Peggy Mason, Margaret Ernest, Sarah Steele, Irene Senf, Betty Taylor, Dorothy Sutterley Second Row: Bertha Parker, Florence Scheiss, Carol Whitehurst, Lillie Williams, Dorothea Wegner, Margaret Wilson, Doris White, Edna Umstead, Alice Martin Third Row: Eleanor Nugent, Ruth Williamson, Lillian Demboski, Adele Kushnel, Angela Macchi, Helen Millert, Velma Dickel Fourth Row: Lillian Marty, Laurabelle Peterson, Clare Mydlowski Adviser: Mrs. Frances Petersen 1 Solo Clafinelf William Bongraver John Bowers Robert Carver Clifford Tomlinson William Buchanan Arthur Elson Firrt C lafinelr Betty Sparling Dorothy Harker Christopher Cerino William Gress Angelo Macchio Marie MacTaggart Lillian Kreiger Second and Third Clarinelr Leon Roger Virginia Sennett I-Harold Facey jean Lockwood Lorraine jubert Seymour Rosenthal Albert Harris Robert Hayes Senior Band Advirer N- Mr. Harlan Darling Grace Moscarello Doris Williams janet Low Carl Tolas Leslie Stanger Irene Brodowski Flule Virginia Fuhrman Solo Cornell Richard Ziegler james Major Thomas Keegan Fifrl Comet: Harry Krayer Willard Mount Serond Cornet: joseph Rue William Luthke Tbird Cornet: I-howard Stout Arthur Porzuc Alla Soxophoner David Wilke Andrew Horner Harm Gladys Albrecht Charles Flesch jean Hutchinson Louis Kroschwitz Leroy Sprague Baritoner Charles Stewart Robert Mayer Trombone: Edward Marchand Samuel Scopeletti James Cronin Libertto Russo Barr Harm Lester Smith Leo May Drum: Robert Schrum Robert Anderson Alexander Mars Murimba Lily Fraser First Row Lorraine Jubert Jean Johnston Edna Holzbaur Marie Roberts, - Dorotlily Harker, Betty ,Spar'ling, Virginia Ffuhrmann Y Second Row: Mr. Harlan Darlln , adviser: Albert Harris, Gladys Albrecht, Allexander Marr, Robert Babbit, Ralph Jones, Doris Robinson, John Bowers, Wilbur Bongiraver, Charles Flesch, Edward Marchand, Clharles Stewart Third Row: Charles Kudy, Joseph Modica, Richard Ziegler, James Major, Willard Mount, Robert Anderson, Raub Smith, Morris Virilli Lester Smith, Mabel Wilson First Row: Miriam Disbrow, assistant head usher: Catherine Huber, head Usherg Bar- S bara Sanders Second Row: Marjorie Weiss, Dorothy Harris, Anita Broderick, Helen Welsh, Ed- winna Diefenderfer Third Row: Miriam Smith, Doris South, Myrtle Bernhardt, Dorothy Grove Adviser: Mrs. Helen Hart i Deaf Deu sclae Vereinn First Row: Elizabeth Falttum, Virginia Fuhrman, Warren Garnier, Robert Babbitt, der Stellvertreteirg Sam- uel Fisler, der 'Praside-nt: Richard Zeigler, der Schatzmeister: Ruth Smoek, die Sclhriftfuhr- ering Mary Brindley Second Row: Miss Margaretha Vamga, adviser: Myrtle Schmidt, Margaret Matson, Anna Panaeelk, Annette- Nugent, Dorothy Turnver, Lillian Thompson., Sara Sohaiible Third Raw: Margaret Debronte, Betty Sparling, Olive Schaible, Marguerite Irons, Edwina D-ietfenderfer, Laura Holden Back Row: Dorothy Hoch, Helen Pellegrini, Helen Runyon Der Deutsche Verein is open to students who are taking German during their high school course and desire to further their interest in the language and the people. The aim of the club is to familiarize the members with the German ideals and customs in order to pro- mote a better understanding of the nation. The club, under the leadership of Miss Margaretha Varga, had a busy time during the first year of organization. The members of the club sang German Christmas carols over a local station in December. The various projects the club undertook included plays, study of philos- ophy, science and costumes. Each member showed some evidence of his accomplishment at the end of the year. UNSER SPRUCH QOW Mottoj Wer fremde Sprachen nicht kennt, Weiss nichts von seiner eigenenf' tHe who ir fmt ar- qzmizzled wilb foreign lmzglmger, knowr nothing of hir 0u'n.D gGoethe ' First Row: Raymond Andrzejak, Mae Somerville, Alice G Parent, Gordon Carr, Richard Berrien, vice-president: Yova VanNess, Miss Louise Baird, adviser: James Walsh, president: Robert Holloway, Anna Bacskay, Charlotte Farkas, Thomas Roberson Second Row: Pauline Petonyak, Betty Temple, Margaret Edwards, Ethel Garrison, Elizabeth Schletz, Anita Broderick, Janet Nehring, Doroty Lynch, Florence Wallace, Virginia Grove, Mabel Wilson Third Row: Marie Jaggers, Betty Lockwood, Jean DeLany, Ruth Wildblood, Dolores Ries, Virginia Wentzein, Eleanor Bloor, Helen Decker, Grayce Perry, Johanna Luthke, Margaret Rogers Fourth Row: Raymond Eick, George Lauria, George Brown, Nora Quigley, Eleanor Goble, William Lu-thke, Albert Marti, Henry Martin Fifth Row: William Anderson, Robert Colliganl, Zoil Kish, Robert Mayer, John Hines Sixth Row: Arthur Cooper, Allyn Pfleiderer, Francis Ricigliano, James Welsh Seventh Row: Maurice Wilson, Willialm Ritter, Bhiel Graig, James Cholrlton Eighth Row: Monroe Almand, Raub Wilson Absentees: Andrew Gropp, George Kein First Row: Betty Kinter, Mildred Applegate, June Hyde, Irene Csapo, Janet Comly, Irene Chama, Janet Jaeger, Edith Johnson, Elizabeth Pasint, Frances Collis, Carolyn Grance, Helen Chamber- lin, Ruth McDaniels, Margaret Fallon Second Row: Doris Jenkins, Reba Fennimore, Mildred Gagg, Anna Blackwell, Catherine Ccengery, Emily Petitt, Ruth Holt, Elizabeth Cheke, Veronica Burns, Yova VanNess, Virginia Chamberlin, Betty Baldwin, Charlotte Wills, Frances Mayer, Mary Franey, Marjorie Weiss, Janet Nehring, Shirley Gray, Nora Quigley Third Row: Lida MacDonough, Alma, Jenkins, Angeline Spero, Juia Macchia, Sarah Steele, Edna Holzbaur, Alexandra Borichevsky, Betty Warwick, Florence Wallace, Jean DeLany, Doris Atkin, Mary Johnson, Violet Hartraft, Agnes Lee, Lucine Gro-pp, Teresa Rozsa, Miss Louise Baird, adviser Fourth Row: Lillian Woodward, Reba Klink, Sara Carson, Doro-thy Baile, Marie Hutchinson, Catherine Bernhardt, Dorothy MacQu'ade Betty Britton, Claire, Mydlowski, Irene Sawchek, Marjorie Aurich, Helen Goeke, Jeanne Pley, Betty Lockwood, Ruth Brown, Norma Pullen, Anna Svaoak, Mary Lyons, Irene Werner Absentees: Angeline Cerino and Helen Christensen Library Club First Row: Myrtle Bernhardt, chairmang Evelyn Davidow, Do-no-thy Pro-bst, Sarah Rousseau, Helen Mounts, Ruth Proetor, Doris White Second Row: Miss Dorothy May, adviser: Virginia Palmer, Alice Golding, Marie Elmer, llllifriam Smith, Esther Parker, Anna Millert, Helen Millert, Caroline Hovemeyer, Betty Warwick Third Row: Evelyn Dalrymple, Virgliinfla Fritz, Mamie Senkow, Marietta Gib-ilxiscoi, Marie Shockey, Betty Hulnter Absentees: Helen Reichert, Catherine Kelley The Library Club, under the supervision of Miss Dorothy May, holds its meeting regularly on Wednesdays during the activities period. The club meetings are held as a regular class period during which its members receive valuable instructions in the use of the dictionary, encyclopedia, and other reference books. The club consists of approximately twenty-four members. Each member checks books, tiles cards, shelves books, records circulation, and sees that the library is kept in order. It also assists fellow students in finding reference material. Student librarians are on duty every period during the day. At the end of the marking period each member receives a grade for her work and credit toward her high school diploma. This year the library presented each student with a borrowers card, so that he could keep account of the books he read, and avoid all misunderstanding which may arise in connection with over-due books. This system has proved eitective for both the student and the library. , The Library Club observed Book Week this year by making posters, and displaying on the bulletin board book jackets of the most popular books. The bulletin board is a means of keeping students posted on new books and books of great importance. The Library Club olfers an opportunity to those interested in books in general to further their enjoyment, as well as a practical background to those who are considering library work as a vocation. 0 First Row: Mary Sabat, Betty Seiger, Betty Tindall, Z 4 u John Fallon, president: Mr. Ralph Jones adviser: Ruth Sandhoff, Virginia Sennt, Mary Henry. Second Row: Mary Angelucci, John Hanaway, William Scharite, Germaine Hayes, Wililam Vogt, Elizabeth Shearer. Third Row: Harry Shearer, John Johnson, Julius Tompa, William Schneider, Walter Simcox, Fred Sdhultz. Absentees: Robert Harrison, Arthur McTighe, Malcolm Warren, Alphonse Zoda. Ping Members: Mr. Morris Agress, adviser: Miriam Birnbaum, On Alexandra Borichevsky, Mary Borkusz, Doroty Cart- lidge, Verna Cartlidge, Rosella Champion, Irene Clay, Clara DeAntonio, Gena Diamond, Edna Ent, Ruth K. Ewart, Dorothy Hardy, June Hyde, Dorothy Johnson, Reba Klink, Frances Lloyd, Betty Lodge, Martha Lodge, Mary Lyons, Dorothy McTighe, Susan Maguire, Lorraine Mealy, Vivian Mohr, Betty Phillips, Anna Pipas, Rita Praghi, Lillie Williams, iRuth Williamson, Margaret Yard, Sarah Yard, Robert Anderson, William Anderson, Jack Armour, David Baldauf, Lindsay Bell, Joseph Burns, Charles Cook, Richard Cook, James Cronin, James Cryan, James Dease, Richard RiL0uie, John Dyott, William Emley, iAndrew Gropp, Melvin Heitz, Vincent Hoover, Edward Johnson, Ralph Kelly, Bernard Klockner, Robert 'Kozel, Joseph Layton Frances Lloyd, Harry McDermott, Thomas McKeever, Henry Marosovitz, Philip May, Daniel Merryweathor, Joseph Medica, Warren Montgomery, William Nugent, Howard Okeson, Harold Oliver, Fred Pagels, Edward Riley, Lloyd Rondeau, Frank Sohunk, Joseph Steinert, Richard Wagner, Lyman Woodruff, Bernadette James, Thompson Magowan. o First Row: Dolores Dawson, Irene Kolipski, Marguerite Raulf, Zn 4 Helen Decker, Mrs. Shirley Davidson, adviser: Marvin Wil- liams, president: Ruth Lewis, secretary-treasurer: Francis Mayer, Betty Botter, Sylvia Nizolerk, Mildred B-urns Second Row: Catherine Pascrucc-i, Betty Johnson, Mary Davis, Mildred Riley, Mary Franey, Francis Collis, Jeanne Collis, Helen Ames, Ella Cahill, Dorothy McCrohan Third Row: Emerson Blinn, Teresa Roza, Virginia Britton, Ruth Mathews, Thelma Anton, Veronica Robb, Gladys Adams, Irene Sauchak, Mary Sherman, Florence Scheiss, Catherine Hines, Samuel Scopelliti Fourth Row: Foster Van Ness, John Burns, Stanley Alpalugh, William Brewer, Dallas Colton First Row Shirley Irons, Bertha Hendrickson, Ruth Parker, lrene mor Soviet J! Second Row: Doris Blauth, Jean Baldwin, Margaret Hughes, Ruth Smock, Edith Johnson Third Row: Miss Marian Smith, adviser: Harold Whiteley, Robert Maiden, Donald Dilatush, Andrew Calla- han, Albert Harris Secretarial Practice Club First Row: Laurabelle Peterson, Dorothy Whritenour, Ruth Wright, June Nolan. Janet Nehring, Beatrice Severs, Doro-thy Sassaman, R-uth Brown, Norma Pullen, Sara Schaible, Olive Schaible, Lillian Krieger, Edith Johnson, Bertha Parker Second Row: Frieda Yenny, Emilyl Pettit, Lill-ie Thiele, Ethel Garrison, Annette Nugent, Margaret Edwards, Gertrude Klooke, Irene Kerner, Mary Bertothy, Adelaide Stelle, Marian Costigan, Rose Vary, Gladys Scarborough, Alice Sudol Third Row: James Morrison, Catherine Ewashko, Bertha Young, Ethel Gombos, Agnes Millar, Helen Madden, Florence McTighe, Mary McNaught, Barbara Turner, Gertrude Weiss, Lillian Ewart, Velma Dickel, Doris Blauth, William Stoner Fourth Row: Helen Pelegrinii, Margaret Little, Alma Schutts, Lillian Bohlin, Edith Redher, Barabara Allar Fifth Row: Shirley Irons, Dorothy Hesley, Jean Knowles, Betty Downs Absentees: Elizabeth. Rose, Edward Sutterly, Marian Otto Adviser: Mrs. Emily Jamison The Secretarial Practice Club is an organization open to seniors who are interested in secretarial work. It gives the pupil a general idea of the type of work that will be expected of him when he leaves school and applies for an office position. This club not only makes it possible for him to become more efficient in his work but also allows him to use his own ini- tiative in many cases. Any typing or secretarial work that is needed by the teachers is done by the members. This teaches them the importance of honesty and trustworthiness. The pupil is given a chance to become familiar with the various types of machines as well as a knowledge from practical experience in different types of work. The club, under the direction of Mrs. Emily Jamison, meets three times each week during activities period. First Row: Marian Mycoff, Charlotte Wills, Dorothy Worsky, Thelma Kal- 7!'l' lapos, secretary: Clare Mydlowski, president, Theresa Murphy, treasuvrerg Ruth Harkins, Elinor Harle Second Row: Helen Jake-levicz, Josephine Karch, Anna Andrejcsik, Edith Weakly, Mr. Luther Wenner, adviser, Pauline Petonyak, Mary Ungrady, Sheila Murphy Third Row: Ruth Weiss, Doris Perry, Catherine Smith, Jewell Somerville, Rluth Musnuff Absentee: Jean Hutchinson, vice president Front Row Anna Pipas Dorothy Dal 0 0 g , , I . AN Appreczatzon Club SszzrzicrBantam.Xrenssrfeyidssfzg Lodge, Frances Mayer Serond Row: Daisy Straub, Dorothy Wilson, Susan Maguire, Ruth Harkins, Dorothy Hardy, Mary Lyons, Dorothy Dunn, Teresa Rozsa Back Row: James Nicol, Daniel Merryweather, Tony Genovay, Joseph Miller, George McGuire, Gordon Carr, Artnur Price, Martin Buske, Henry Gray, Robert Mayer, William North Senior mmcztic Club First Row: Webster Grvimm, Grace Breen, secretary: Daniiel De Bow, president: Mr. Edward Foley, adviser: Monfroe Almand, Rurth Parker, Betty Lockwood, William Kelly Second Row: Henry Rudemaker, Christine Henk, Eleanor Goble, Jane Hoover, Eliabeth Gravatt, Jean DeLany, Doirorthy Johnson, Elizabeth Scihletz, Yova VanNess, Richard Conley Third Row: John Veith, Margaret Rogers, Claire Ceruttii, Annette Wetherill, Alma Ludvwigw, Irene Senf. Ruth Krayer, Doretha Ive-ry, Marion Combs, Gladys Scarborough, Theodore Beige-r Fourth Row: Marion Cottrell, Florence Danch, Mabel Wilson, Janet Jaeger, Edith Johnson, DOYUUW DHI Corso, Fi'uth Wildblood, Ruth Wright, Frieda Yenny, Lillian Krieger Absentees: Frank Gary, June Nolan The Senior Dramatic Club, sponsored by Mr. Edward Foley, is open to those seniors in- terested in the study of the stage. The popularity of the club always brings forth many candi- dates. Current plays and motion pictures are discussed by the members. During the club period, members develop poise, voice, and power of character portrayal by reading parts. This method gives pupils a better understanding and knowledge of many phases of the drama. In accordance with tradition, the club presented the annual senior play, The Family Up- riairr. The play was a dramatic success both from the production angle and from the linancial standpoint. A play for class night and a farewell assembly program were also staged. The management, advertising, and financial arrangements were carried on by appointed members of the club. The club proved enjoyable for those interested in the theater as a medium of enter- tainment, and helpful to those concerned with the staging and managing of productions. To bring the activities of the year to a fitting close, the club sponsored a trip to New York. They invited the junior Dramatic Club to join them. The outstanding event of the trip was attending one of the season's most successful plays. Senior Play THE SENIOR CLASS prerentr THE FAMILY UPSTAIRS A Comedy in Three Acts by Harry Delf Under the Direction of Edward L. Foley High School Auditorium Friday Evening, February 18, 1938 Saturday Evening, February 19, 1938 T H E C A s 'r Joe Heller, the father ...... Daniel DeBow Emma Heller, the mother . . Elizabeth Schle'r7 Louise Heller, the elder sister, Yova VanNess Willie Heller, the brother . . Webster Grimm Annabelle, the baby sister Eleanor Goble Charles Grant ........... Monroe Alrnand Mrs. Grant, his mother . . Dorothy Dal Corso Herbert, his brother ...... Theodore Beiger Miss Calahan ............ Betty Lockwood l,Wardrobe Mirtrerr .......... jean Delany Proinpzerr Alma Ludwig, Marian Combs C o M M IT 'r E E s Publicity Frank Gary, rbuirnzung Dorothy Dal Corso, Kline Hoagland, Alma Ludwig, jean DeLany, Vfalter Schavink, Peggy Rogers, Eleanor Goble, Marion Cottrell, William Kelly, Peter Berlute, Claire Cerutti, Theodore Beiger, june Nolan, Christine Henk, Florence Danch. Properfier Betty Lockwood, fbairnzung Dick Conley, Lillian Krieger, Grace Breen, Irene Senf, Gladys Scarborough, Christine Henk, jane Hooper, William Kelly. Finance Donald Dilatush, fhuimziziz,' Fred Woods, Virginia Grove, Irene Kerner, Mary Csengary, Thomas Kinter. Slugermfl Ernest Panacek, Clinton Johnson, Alvah Cook, Charles Guyer, William Krisak, Ralph Tettemer, William Yates, Bob Hayes. Ai! Furniture jun? Tomaseck, chairman, Ruth Smock, Ruth Brown, Irene Karwaski, Edith johnson, Norma Pul en Slage Setling joseph Tomchik, rbairinizng Stanley Alpaugh, Armit Harrison, Warren Garnier. Painting Scenery Peter Berlute, flauirmung Frank Bailey. Make-up Ruth Brown, rlmirmmzg Edith johnson, Doretha Ivery, Norma Pullen, Henry Gray. Olbereita IERRY OF IERICHO ROAD by E. M. CLARK and P. 1. CLARK Friday and Saturday, March 25 and 26, 1938 C H A R A C T E R s Uarle Pere, Harry Weston, Alan 0'Day, George McGuireg Geraldine Banks, Janet Nehring, jobiz Drayton, Richard Ziegler, Mimi, Mae Sommervilleg Dora, Marjorie Weiss, Corneliur Bean, Richard Berrieng Amar Bank, James Welsh, Lezfire Bank, Anita Broderick, Sandy Bank, Alice Parent, Hamer, Raymond Eickg Fin! Girl, Marie Jaggers, Fino' Man, William Luthkeg Page, Roberts Staats. C H o R U s Dorothy Baile, Eleanor Bloor, Ruth Brown, james Chorlton, Janet Comly, Arthur Cooper, Mar- garet Edwards, Margaret Fallon, Charlotte Farkas, Ethel Garrison, Dorothy Grove, Edith john- son, johanna Luthke, William Luthke, Dorothy Lynch, Lida MacDonough, Albert Marti, Harry Martin, john Menschner, Charles Mershon, Grayce Perry, Emily Pettit, Allyn Plleiderer, Norma Pullen, Nora Quigley, Francis Ricigliano, William Ritter, Margaret Rogers, William Rogers, Thomas Roberson, Bettye Temple, Florence Wallace, james Walsh, Virginia Wentzien. D A N c R R s Betty Baldwin, Jean Baldwin, Betty Barth, Harry Chamberlain, Marian Christiff, Betty Ellis, Robert Holloway, Mildred Knight, George Mesanin, Richard Moulford, Pauline Petonyak, Alma Rugarber, Barbara Saunders, Doris South, Theodore Staszkiewicz, Joseph Timko, Ruth White, Albert Wright. C H I L D R E N Nicolina Compagnucci, Lois Evander, Lucine Gropp, Myrtle Hunt, Helen Lawrence, Agnes Lee, julia Macchia, Eileen McMahon, Roger McMahon, Roger Quick, Mamie Senkow, William Thompson. ACCOMPANYING ORCHESTRA Violizir. Charles Kudy, Marcia Roberts, Miriam Smith, Comet, Robert Richardson, Clarinet, Betty Sparlingg Flare, Virginia Fuhrmang Drum and Bellr, Robert Schrumg Piazza, Edna Holz- baur, Yova Van Ness. FINANCE COMMITTEE Mary Csengary, Thomas Kinter, Fred Woods, Virginia Grove, Donald Dilatush, Irene Kerner. S T A G E C R A F T Ernest Panacek, Ralph Tettemer, William Yates. Clinton johnson, William Krisak, Donald Okerson, Alvah Cook, Charles Guyer, Robert Hayes. U s H E R s Myrtle Bernhardt, Dorothy Harris, Edwina Diefenderfer, Katherine Huber, Helen Welsll, Miriam Disbrow, Barbara Saunders. STAGE DESIGNINGfSfHgC Designing Club. 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