Harrison High School - Harrisonian Yearbook (Harrison, NJ)

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Do You Recall l'Oft, in the stilly night, Ere Slumberls chain has bound me, Fond Memory brings the light Of other days around me. Evelyn Villanova falling on the floor? Kathleen Pistachio being ejected from Commercial Geography Class? Vince Yankowski walking around the corridors in Mr. Burke's Lab coat? The Peddlers selling megaphones and emblems during the football season? Persistent, weren't they? The feud over the 1941-1942 Optimist ? Our search for Ads for the HARRISONIAN? Eminently successful. The fun we had assisting with the Sugar Rationing Registration? The headaches that resulted when we counted the applications and they refused to balance? The sale of War Stamps every Monday? Vince, Leo, and Sam painting the snare drums for Our Band? The thrill of our football victory over Dunellen -the first in a long, long time? The magnificent showing of the Band at West- field? Even the natives were enthralled. The day at the Fordham-N.Y.U. game with Mr. Manning and Miss Jordan? The poses we assumed for our yearbook pictures? Dot Stypol's misadventure with one of Schrafft's tables? The practice sessions of the Band down at the Dust Bowl ? Mr. Manning obtaining jobs for us at the Bingo? The loose stones in our class rings? Georgie Catrambone and his New York Times ? Mr. Grant purloining Edna's candy? The first appearance of the new majorettes? Eleanor Narwid's graceful slide in the mud at the Westfield game? The parades at Wildwood, Kearny, and Lyndhurst? Page Sixty-two The struggle we had getting out of Miss Ward's classes for Band practice? Vince Yankowski's favorite expression- After all ? The shock we experienced on hearing our voices reproduced on the mirraphone? Our new basketball court? What a pleasure to watch a game! Waltzing Matildau? The hours spent in preparing copy for the HARRISONIAN? The admiring glances of Claire Coles and Muggsie McGarry? The long list of failures in Commercial Geog- raphy? Were we that bad Mr. DiSabato? The trouble the girls had getting fellows for the Prom? Could it be the Draft? Colin Weir's habit of teasing the girls in his Home Room? Kay Pistachiols admirable technique in wrangling free periods for us? Our first air raid drill? Edna winning first prize at Lyndhurst? Were we proud? Jerry Smith's white skirt-the cause of -so much trouble? Ruth Smith running countless errands for the teachers? Jean Kearney, the official custodian of the teachers' checks? Edna's difficulty with the whistle at Lyndhurst? A big blow, and such a small sound? The strange disappearance of Hugh McAllister when he was to have his picture taken? The broken seats in Room 334? The thousand admit slips We used up in four years? The Junior Red Cross dance in March? Sam Latini ever silent?