Harrison High School - Harrisonian Yearbook (Harrison, NJ)

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Mr. Burke teasing Carrie Williams about Pennsyltucky ? Trying to find out what every senior's weakness was? Mr. Cunningham's perfect timing? The large class we had in Latin lll? just eight. That punish lesson Eileen and Ann wrote as Sophomores? School begins at 7:3O one hundred times. The Azure Optimist ? The fun we had coming home from football games on extremely crowded buses? The dainty sandwiches the girls labored over for the senior party? Not being allowed to walk on the Audtorium floor in shoes? Arguing with store owners until they finally consented to advertise in the HARRISONIAN? The hat the Band gave Mr. Manning as a gift, and his reaction? Are you insinuating that I need a new hat? Not much! All the battles we had with Frances Richardson in P.A.D.? Rosalie Zawalich flirting with the drivers on the jersey City buses? , Miss Kayser's mother visiting our P.A.D. class? Chester, my petu? Eleanor Maffey constantly calling Bob Matylewicz joe ? Cicchino running out on the Soccer field minus his shorts? . lrene Siwicki and her fine singing voice? The chatsDEleanor Maffey and jerry McCourt had in the halls. The vacation Lillian MacMillan took? Dot, jpnepand Cathy attending the Red Cross knitting cass. Bernice Terris and her Spanish accent? That card game in First Aid class? Bernice and joyce visiting Miss Foster and getting some- thing to eat? The many hours we worked at Squire, Schilling Cr Skiff? Eleanor Mayer sitting on a seat that wasn't there in Room 334? june throwing the book at Bob Matylewicz in Room 222? Theresa selling chances, and Don Cicchino buying most of them? Mr. Cunningham asking Ada Karoly to take a number from l to 6? She answered Seven ! Mr. Carney asking Eleanor Maffey for her mirror? Mary Branco and her hearty laugh? Dot Moran leading the Conga line in Gym class? What a riot! l-low we kept Kunze in business? Gladys Rapchinski and her new hair-dos? Those debates in P.A.D. that never ended? Tom Garris and his flashy socks? Don Cicchino's story of his head and the bus door? june and her blushes. lrene Michalowski sitting on a tack? How shocked we were when Dot Rymas announced she had seen enough of life? The interesting jury trial the seniors had in the Library? Flight Sergeant Gibson, R.A.F., and his interest'ng talk to the boys. Why weren't the girls invited? The rapidly dwindling Auditorium chairs? The combination snow and rainstorm that greeted us at Hasbrouck Heights? Those problems in Aeronautics that defied solution? Miss Roche and her questioning eyebrow? Trying to bend glass in Chemistry and winding up with scorched fingers? The speech jimmy McCann made on Christian Prin- ciples in P.A.D.? Carrie Williams trying to take Mr. Cunningham's picture? Trying to dodge Ann Buicko and her inevitable money box? That hot jam Session in Commercial Law class? The inseparable trio, Ellis, Sikora, and Morack? Charlie Woodfield's beard? The famous pyramid that took so long to photograph? Kept falling down. The decorations for our dances ably prepared by Tom, jay, and joe? Tom McWatters' endless arguments with Miss Ward? Starting school at 7:30 A.M. for three long years? What a struggle! Mr. Doherty's enjoyable Drafting classes? Lum treating us to sandwiches left over from the Band party? The juniors slaving over the decorations for the Prom? Ann Buicko winning a scholarship to New Rochelle College? Richie Swarbrick's swollen jaw the night of the Legion Oratorical contest? The Air Raid drills that occasioned complete silence for once? The American Legion Color Guard in their bright, new outfits? Parading at night in jersey City? The twelve jeeps and two Training Planes we financed through War Stamp and Bond purchases? Miss Roche's capable and affable handling of our many social affairs? Our sincere thanks. The countless admit slips we garnered in our four years at school? Mr. Manning not asking for money? Always promoting something! The sand pails that were a great temptation? 061

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DO YOU RECALL Where is the heart that doth not keep, Within its inmost core, Some fond remembrance hidden deep, Of days that are no more? john DeVivo's extreme weight breaking the chair in Miss Kuebler's class? Dot Piereth leaving Dot Siegle flat on River Road? Eileen Otto reading Sonnet XLlll? The heated arguments we had in P.A.D.? Val Frankel sitting on the stool she thought was the tall one? Frances Richardson swooning in Biology class? Vicki Aleniewski crying as Mr. Burke gave us his vale- dictory? The The many lunches we ate in Wieboldt's? ' group of seniors who were always being kicked out of same? The The scare Dot Siegle gave Puzzy? ideal gifts we received at our party? Vicki and lrene serenading us? Always calling on Ed Stepien to open the windows in Chemistry? The band parading in a terrific wind storm? Was it cold! Miss Ann O'Connor asking Ann to define General Science? She answered, Science in general. Buicko hitting Richie Swarbrick over the head with an umbrella the first day of school? Mr, Manning forgetting to come to History classes in junior year? 1 The spanking Nick Wasyliw always wanted to give Val Frankel? The play the Latins produced in first year? The dead mouse scaring us our first day in Trig class? The meetings we engineered as excuses for getting out of classes? Mr. O'Neill's farewell speech at the pep rally? Charlie Woodfield's scientific arguments? The boys leaving for the Armed Services? The first night Social we were allowed, and the pleasant one's thereafter? We behaved ourselves. The three Commercial boys who never missed anything? The feud between the Commercials and the Latins? The money making schemes the juniors concocted to finance the Prom? The girls walking around with signs reading, I have not been invited to the junior Prom. ? Trying to convince Eleanor Martin that she was wrong? Arguing with Richie Swarbrick and Pete Kancierus? 600 The look in joe Karpinski's eyes as he handed the girls a line. ? Our school's flying colors when it came to' athletics? The cheers and tears of happiness when we won our first football game? What a shock! The bat we found in the Auditorium after one of the basketball games? The trouble Miss MacDonald had trying to fit the uni- forms on the cheerleaders and majorettes? Kelly, Lum and Karoly dashing into Room ll4 loaded down with sandwiches to find Miss MacDonald sitting at the desk? Crowding the mirror the day we had our pictures taken for the HARRISONIANP Adapting the American Eagle as the standard emblem for the HARRISONIANP Miss Kayser telling us all about the fun she had during vacations? The many lectures by representatives of industry and business bidding for our services? The Bingo changing hands from Mr. O'Neill to-Mr. Barber? Being initiated into the Latin Club? The wonderful time the Band members had when they spent the day at the shore, winding up by winning first prize in State competition? The two minute speech joe Karpinski made in English class? lt lasted a half hour. Always looking for Billy Harrision to draw for us? The entire class getting kicked out for six days? All the delicious pies that hit jimmy English in the face? That sunburn Marshall acquired when he spoke to Betty? Billy Harrison mistaking a window for Samson jacobs? The interesting conversations the senior boys had? Porky suddenly lifting the ban on girls? jim, Charles, Helen and Ann speaking on the radio? The marriages performed by jedge McCann at the Sadie Hawkins' dance? The thing that used to dangle before Miss Ward's Window, distracting the attention of the class? The inseparable Eileen and Ann duo? Miss MacDonald calling Eileen, Ann, and vice versa? The dog the seniors adopted at the party-fleas and all? Mr. Manning calling his history students Dunderheads ?

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I Name L. Adamson l. Aleniewski V. Aleniewski M, Branco L. Bucci A, Buicko A. Cameron H. Dobkoski M. Donohue A. Farese D. Fields M. Finkelstein M. Fitzgerald A. Frankel E. Gorbley P. Harrington C. Houston P. lones l. Kamieniecki A. Karoly A. Kugler H. Lane I. Lasenick C. Lukasiewicz L. MacMillan H. McCormick L, McVeigh E. Maffey H. Malinowski l. Malinowski A. Mansfield E. Mantras E. Martin E. Mayer l. Michalowski D. Moran G. Ne'son E. Otto T. Paschenko L. Perkowski l. Preczewski G. Rapchinski F. Richardson D. Rymas D. Siegle l. Siwicki S. Smith , l. Sokol, ' A. Tabak B. Terris H. Trypic 62 0 Nickname Red jozie Vicki Broncho' Butch Annie Sis in x pow Bubbles Angie,' Dodo Fink Peggy Klvalil uBet-Tyan Phil Cathy' Paul Shorty ri 1 Ade UDGIH Hotcha njann Stretch ..I-Hi, nMaC,, i'lrish Ellie Hel Mal .KAMH Useless Mattress Slugger El u xr si if silken ri Moron Frenchy iil-een u in-I-erryn ni nv Perk njunei, ..Rapp,, F.D.R. Blondie', Bubbles Smitty Queenie HAHHH ta upennyu Swing Shift Maisie Piet Prejudice Being called Red Somebody's higher marks To be called lozie's twin Lending money Bing Crosby Silly boys Giving speeches Working Saturdays Unresponsive males Gossip Work Stuttering Onions Other women Short men Classes Letter writing Sitting still Homework grubbers Letter writing Man shortage Frank Sinatra Studying English Boys Other people Zoot suits Bad dancers Being wrong Commercial Geography Coca-Cola SHHngsnH Gossipy women Keeping quiet P.A.D. Mushy pictures Figures Teachers Snobs Man shortage Frank Sinatra Coaxers Dentists Office Practice Getting fat Homework iitterbugging Conceited people Extra weight V Speeches Attending school Weakness Pink bows Doctors Helmut Dantine Work Swoon Crooners Bow ties Clothes Sailors Responsive males Sailors Bow ties Green Boys Exaggerations Hair styles Flirting Candy Traveling Cute songs Banana splits Soldiers Making speeches Flowers Movies Peace Ushers Frank Sinatra joe Cute men Marshmallow sundaes Billy Arguments Movies Clothes Sweaters Food Roller skating Navy Men Boys Hair styles Music Mr. Cunningham Sailors Long pants Singing lessons Music Gardenias Candy Sailors Sharp clothes Outcome Stocking saleswoman lanitress Paper vendor Spendthrift Sinatra fan Globe trotter Orator Paper hanger One of the help Copy girl Housewife Mud pie maker Typist Gun moll Bottle washer Bell ringer Glamour girl Chair sitter Music teacher Mouse catcher Spinster File clerk' Model Ticket taker Man chaser Stage hand Hog caller Dancing teacher Bill collector Tap dancer Mrs. Harrison Taffy stretcher Columnist Saleswoman Actress Bingo tan Rink attendant Manicurist Old maid Mail girl Window cleaner Evangelist Ambulance chaser Teaching A.B.C.'s Circus fat lady Blues singer Housewife Fan dancer 1 Pickle taster First aider Mad scientist