Hartridge School - Tempora et Mores Yearbook (Plainfield, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1950 volume:

Qkmpura et illilures 1950 XXXX iw!! DQS-:al gil lb! I au.. a 'Ha no 'null Zbebication We, the class of 195 0, dedicate our annual to you, Mrs. Philips, in appreciation of your sincerity, understanding, and guidance through all our years at H artridge ANNUAL BUARD Editor .,,,.,,..,,..,.,. ,.,,..,, B Ctty jane Kinder Business Manager .,,,..., .,,, .,... , .,,. E ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,..., J O a n Du Bois Assistant Business Manager ...,.. ,..i,. Fairfax Urner SPORTS COMMITTEE LITERARY COMMITTEE Sally Kirk Ellen Brockway Frances McBride Ann Conley Patricia McKiernan Susan Olson ART COMMITTEE PHOTOGRAPHY COMMITTEE Lee Elliott Phoebe Hopkins Elizabeth Pfannmuller Barbara Tofte Junior Representatives ...., ,,...i, S heila Gallagher and Valery Martin Left to Right: First ROW: Second Row: Third Row: Not Pictured: FACULTY ENID M. RICHARDSON Q6th 86 7th History and Geographyj, DARYLL M. SPENCE Ord Gradej, VIRGINIA E. SHERA QPre- Schoolj. BARBARA G. HITCHINGS Qlst Grade, Associate Principalj , ELIZABETH COLIE fScienceJ, FRANCES H. PHILIPS fPrincipalj, HARIET SLEEPER QAssociate Principalj , ELSIE GODDARD QDrama- ticsj , JANET B. FINE fEnglishj. PARRY GILES fLatin and Englishj, JULIETTE ESCOFFIER QFrenchJ, PHOEBE MACBETH Oth Gradej, CAROLINE R. BAKER CHistoryj , AGNES HANNAY CMachemacicsj , ELIZABETH BEYERS fPre-Schoolj, RUTH GRAY 42nd Gradej, DOROTHY WALTON 14th Gradej. MARY R. CORVUIN fliindergarrenj, JEAN HUNTER CLower School MusicJ, ELSIE NELSON fArtj, LOUISE CRANE QMusicj, JOAN WILLIAMS fSportsj, AUDREY MARTIN QDramatiesj, ELIZABETH MATTHEWS Q6th 85 7th Frenchj. STUDENT COUNCIL Susan Olson ,,,.,. Ann Conley ,,,, , Valery Martin ,,,,,, Lee Elliott ,,7,, ,,,, , Prcsidcnf Vicc-President . Scarefury-Trcaxzzrvr A fblffic Asxovia firm Rc'prmf'11faiiz'v Betty Jane Kinder ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, , 7 Srmor Rfjvrcxwzfafizw' Elizabeth Ann Janke Barbara Henwood ,,,,,,,,, Margaretta Kuhlthau Betsy Waddell ,,,,, .,,,, Frances Philips Agnes Hannay . Iunior Rrf1r'rsw1fafi1'c' , Solbloomore Rc'jJrexw1tafiz'i' , , , FP'f'5l.77I1t171Rl'l77'f'.9l'71fdfil'f , 7 Szlfv-Fwslozfzazf RC'l7l't'St'IIfdfjl'l' Membcr Ex-Ojjficio Faculty Advisor X , aff? X qw I Q4QJiw'X'f, ff 7 - bm! g mf DEQ Q kb 1 F mg X-Jllxfgt' E+- J nw!-Eeqdwgiglgu 4 5 6 'U ' O Grace: Voice Usual Occupation: Watching ELLEN ELIZABETH BROCKWAY El Brockway Entered : 1941 Television Favorite Expression: Oh nuts! Motto: He came, she saw, she conquered. Dramatic Club, ,48-,SOQ Glee Club, '45-,50g President of Glee Club '49-'50, Class Hockey, '46-'50, Class Basketball, ,46-'49, Religion Committee, '48-'50. J ANN HACKWORTH CONLEY Annie Conley Entered: 1936 College: Mt. Holyoke Grace: Poise Usual Occupation: Explaining one boy to another. Favorite Expression: Do you know What? Motto: Variety is the spice of life. Glee Club, '45-'50g Student Council Repre- sentative, '45-'47g Secretary-Treasurer of Student Council, '48-,493 Vice-President of Student Council, '49-'SOQ Social Committee, '47-'48g Library Committee, '48-,49g Class Hockey, ,4S-'49g Junior Varsity Hockey, '47-'48g White Hockey, '47-'48g White Basketball, '48-'49g Class Basketball, '45-'49g Religion Committee, '48-,5O. JOAN DU Bois Ioannie Duke Entered: 1945 College: Mt. Holyoke Grace: Eyes Usual Occupation: Going somewhere 9, Favorite Expression: Well? Motto: A man says what he knows, a Woman says what will pleasef' Glee Club, '45-'50g President of Class, ,45 '46g Service Committee, '46-'48, Secretary- Treasurer of Class, '48-'49, Social Commit- tee, '49-'50, Library Committee, '49-'50g Chairman of Lunchroom Committee '48-'49g Business Manager of Annual, ,49-'50, Green Hockey, '47-'S0g Class Hockey, '46-'SOQ Class Basketball, '46-,sog Religion Commit- tee, '48-'50. MARGARET LEE ELLIOTT Leeza Lee E1z1ferea': 1936 College: Cazernovia Grace: Figure Usual Oeeujmtiorz: Tripping off to New York Favorite Expression: Wait jus-a-minuitf' Molto: Experience is the best teacher. Glee Club, '48-'50, Dramatic Club, '48-'50, Class President, '48-'49, President of the Athletic Association, '49-,505 Junior Rep- resentative to Annual, '48-'49g White Hockey, '49-'50, White Basketball, '48-'50, Class Hockey, '48-50, Class Basketball, ,48- ,SOQ Religion Committee, '48-'S0. PHOEBE HARVEY HOPKINS rrpben rrpbebv Entered: 1938 College: Mt.Holyoke Grace: Dimples Usual Occupation: Tearing her hair Favorite Expression: Well, really! Motto: It is impossible to please all the World and one's father Glee Club, ,49-'50, Dramatic Club, ,46-'50, President of Dramatic Club, '49-'50, Library Committee, '48-'49, Chairman of Assembly Committee, '48-'49, Vice-President of Class, '46-'47, Secretary-Treasurer of Class, '47- '48g Social Committee, ,48-'49, Varsity Hockey, ,48-,505 Green Hockey, '46-'50, Class Hockey, ,46-'50, Green Basketball, '48-'50, Class Basketball, ,46-,505 Varsity Basketball, '48-'50, Junior Varsity Hockey, '47-'48, Religion Committee, '48-'50. BETTY JANE KINDER UB. 1.7! ffBeej5D HBE!!! Enterecl: 1946 College: Mt. Holyoke Grace: Personality Usual Occupation: Searching Favorite Expression: I can't seem to find it, but . . Motto: There's no time like the presentf' Glee Club, ,49-'50, Dramatic Club, '48-'50 Art Club, '47-'48g Student Council, '48- ,fog Chairman of Library Committee, ,49- '50g Editor of the Annual, ,49-'50, Chair- man of House, Grounds and Pound Com- mittee, '48-'49, Class Hockey, ,46-'SO White Hockey, '47-,509 White Basketball, '48-'50, Class Basketball, '46-,505 Religion Committee, '48-'50, y SALLY KIRK Sal,' Enfereff: 1948 College: Grace: Reliability Usual Orcflpafiolzz Telling about her escapades Fcworiie Expression: I never laughed so hard in all Moffo: Q'Life is just one fool thing after anotherg Love is two fools after each otherf' F U1ZiU6YSif,j' of PC'lZlZSj'I'l!6llIid my life Glee Club, '49-'SOQ Chairman of Service Committee, '49-'SOQ President of Class, '49- 'SOQ Library Committee, '49-'SOg Religious Committee, '49-'50. FRANCES ELIZABETH MCBRIDE Frau Entered : 19 3 9 College : Duke A swrfwwwf Grace: Hair Usual Occupation: Being Athletic Favoriie Expression: Da-a-arn iti' 1 79 Motto: 'Her quietness andamenability will lead her to success Athletic Association, '47-'48g Green Team Captain, '49-'50g Green Hockey, '46-'50g Green Basketball, '46-'sog Varsity Hockey, '47-'50, Varsity Basketball, ,46-,SOQ Captain Varsity Hockey, '49-,505 Captain of Varsity Basketball, '49-'50, Library Committee, '46- '49g Religion Committee, '48-'SO. Grace: Nose PATRICIA ANN MCKIERNAN FFMUIJJ f?P!l!J7 Elzfffredz 1946 College: Uiziwrsiiy of Vermolzt Usual Occupation: Riding horses Favorife Expression: Huh ? Motto: It's a great life if you don't weaken, but who wants to be strong? Glee Club, ,48-,505 Dramatic Club, '48-'50, Secretary-Treasurer Glee Club, '49-'50, Athletic Association, '48-'50, Varsity Hockey, '48-'495 Green Hockey, '48-'50, Green Basketball, '48-'50g Class Hockey, '46-'sog Class Basketball, ,46-'50, Religion Committee, ,48-'50. SUSAN SHUMWAY OLSON l!Sue,3 Entered: 1946 College: Grace: Smile Usual Occupation: Eating Favorite Expression: Oh for heaven's sake. Motto: What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness? Glee Club, '48-'50, Dramatic Club, '47-'5Og Library Committee, '47-'50, President of Student Council, '49-'SOQ Secretaryffreasur- er of Class, '46-'47g Service Committee, '48- '49g White Hockey, '46-'49g Class Hockey, '46-'50g Religion Committee, '48-,S0. Grace: Profile ELIZABETH ANN PFANNMULLER ffllizii Eniereclz 193 6 College: University of Pemzsylvalzia Usual Occupation: Chewing gum Favoriie Expression: Oh I didn't know that! Motio: Never underestimate the power of a woman. Dramatic Club Backstage, '49-,50g Secre- tary-Treasurer of Class, '49-'S0g Class Hock- ey, '49-'SOQ Religion Committee, '49-'S0. BARBARA ANNE TOFTE ffgdrbff ffT0fte,, Entered: 1944 College: Centenary Grace: Generosity Usual Occupation: Laughing Favorite Expression: Oh, but. . . Motto: Let us work without disputingg It is the only Way to make life tolerable. Glee Club, '49-'50g Dramatic Club, '46-'50g Secretary-Treasurer of Dramatic Club, '49- '50g Class Hockey, '46-'SOQ Class Basketball, '46-,503 Religion Committee, '48-'50. Grace: Disposition Usual Occupation: Worrying Favorite Expression: That,s no Where! MAR JORIE FAIRFAX URNER Fair', Fuiereil: 1936 College: Cazenovifz 33 Motto: Diligence is the mother of good fortunef' Glee Club, ,49-'50, Class President, '46-'47g Vice-President of Class, '47-'48, Service Committee, '49-,503 Secretary-Treasurer of Athletic Association, '49-'50, Assistant Bus- iness Manager of Annual, ,49-'50, Green Hockey, '47-'50g Green Basketball, '47-'50, Varsity Hockey, '48-'50, Varsity Basketball, '48-'50, Class Hockey, '46-'50, Class Basket- ball, '46-'50g Religion Committee, '48-'50. SEIIIURS FAVURITES 1. Cikgurelfc- Life --We love it! 2. Drink-Gin--gerale 3. Song-Lydia Pinkham 4. Sport--Dodging Daggers S. Pustime-What Time? 6. Book- Eighteen Ways to Kiss Your Sweetie 7. Store'--Asch's-It's reliable! 8. Radio Program-Sam Shovel 9. Soap-Give Me Your Palm, Olive! 10. Car-Phoebe's Stude 11. Play- Ham-let 's go! 12. Perfume-Hydrogen Sulfide No. 5 13. Foracf--Who eats it? We're dieting! 14. Favorite Spot of Scenic Beauty--Cooper Road 15. Movie- City After Dark 16. Flower-Twolips 17. Cosmetic-Vanishing Cream 18. Magazine- Calling All Boys 19. Author-Oh! PShaw 20. Pct Huff'-Be Specific! Give Examples! GLASS IIISTDRY o trace the history of our class we must go back to the year 1936 when Lee, Fran, and Ann were members of that never to be forgotten co-ed pre-kindergarten set. That year block-building and jungle-gym climbing were our main accomplishments, but the following year Lee and Ann amazed both playmates and faculty by mustering the then difiicult task of tieing shoe laces, and were consequently appointed by the teachers official shoe-lacer-tiers for all the Mushroom inhabitants. These three musketeers, leaving their beaux behind, marched hautily into the first grade to meet Liz and Phoebe. That year was one long sucession of bickerings between Lee and Phoebe, who, at first sight, had become bitter enemies, which were interrupted only to comment on the long, tan woolen stock- ings and high-button shoes that were forced on the unfortunate Liz by a prudent mama. Fran joined us in the second grade and by the time we reached third grade had proved herself a mathematical genius, as she was the only one who could cope with long division. In the fourth grade Ellen appeared and was an eager participant in our lengthy conversations concerning Fairfax's emergency appendectomy. That year also was highlighted by our trip to Easton, Penn- sylvania, to be present at Miss McGee,s wedding, from which we arrived home at the unheard of hour of 2:00 A.M. A circus mural was our fifth grade contribution to posterity, while the most mournful, but also most momentous, event of our sixth grade year took place when our long-idolized English teacher, Miss Tuttle, departed for Turkey. We had been introduced to French and the facts of life by the time we reached seventh grade, where we were rejoined by Fran and introduced to Barb. Graduation Cand for this occasion some of us donned our very first pair of nylonsj was the main feature of that year. In our first upper school year Joan entered our group and joined us in the tribulations of impending initiations and frightfully grown-up subjects - such as Algebra I. Phoebe, returning, brought with her two cronies from public school - Betty and Sue. Pat also enhanced our galaxy, most of which by now had overcome childish fears, and was aptly christened, The Terrible Two's . As Three's we again exhibited our changeable natures and did a com- plete about-face which won us the cut for good behavior. That same year was marked by our trip to the Yankee Stadium when Miss Baker so patiently led us to and from the 42nd St. bus. Lee reappeared as a four accompanied by Sal just in time to help us in the joyous task of making twelve sandwiches or paying a dollar and twenty cents. Somehow we survived the horrors of the time and our first term-papers fnot without complaining, of coursej, and fearfully had our golden tresses chopped off in the modern fashion. QLiz, who had left us in the eighth grade, popped back just in time to be a Seniorj. Now we are Veterans of college boards and weekends, and those innumer- able annual meetings which make up the famous Senior year . And now what? . ..... We begin all over again. 1 9, I 'lgiffs' N, ' 1, 1 X X J ,... fi! we-u - Mya-' 0 op do xl f siaif R651 fkfbi-,JN , 3 MCJX cuss PRUPIIEGY he vapor clears and we see .... The wealthy and influential Mrs. Throckmorton P. Goldplate Cnee Joan DuBoisj being elected to the executive board of the To and Fro Princeton Bus Cof' Mrs. Goldplate has been one of the company,s pet stockholders .... Spectators at Forest Hills sitting spellbound as Fascinating Fran exhibits her form .... The President ordering that troops be sent to Fort Lee to Chase the Behr which has been annoying the Garrison lately .... Metropolitan Opera Star Elena di Broccole singing the modern aria 'Flowing Orchids , from the Symphony in Ray-Sharpi' as she appears on the Who-Said-Saturday-Nite-Was-Lonely Hour .... Playwright George McGenius starring his actress-wife, the effervescent Harvette Hopkins, in his new play 'Men, Music, and Martinis . . . . The eminent authoress Sue Zany, author of Lucky Ol' Son's Return , hitting the Best Seller List again with her new thriller Lost in the Fogg . The Gym Gyppersn of 1960 led by Coach Rough and Ready Conley preparing to catch the title in the National Bean Bag Olympics .... The rafters of the Latin Quarter reverberating as the new Charleston sen- sation Flinging Flossie fwe knew her as B. does her stuff . . . . Fairfax Urner galloping through the Sahara on Flatfootv, her fleetest camel, reporting that it is a ripping reducer .... In a cloud of dust Beat-Feet Tofte, having just come in first in the Indianapolis Speed Races, saying, Easy race. All I had to compete with were the Sidecarsf' .... World-renowned M. D. Patricia McKiernan announcing the opening of her new clinic Hypo- chondria Haven .... Not a stray shadow lurking around that corner but Elusive Elizabeth , International Secret Service Agent, on her latest case: tracking down Dangerous Dave's Sideburn's .... Stewardess Sal Kirk peeking through a porthole of her jet plane as it flashes through space and disappears into the vapors of the crystal ball. LEST WE, FDRGET 'lYou better give me one that died before 1911 because that's where our encyclopedia ends. She tucks them in her belt. MissBaker- What is your form, Liz? Ans. - clTllfCC branches. Marion's undershirt on 42nd St. Quick, Joannie, what's my line?,' Hamburgers and peas--the Fair Supper Yes, but cars in those days had shades on them! She crumpled into a saloon. Betty's notebooks Mlle. You should know your lesson. You're not coming from the slumps! Fruitcakes There's nothing in the punctuation book that says you can't use I believen. The Olson's pump Do you Want to buy an annual?,' 'll don't know, I haven't seen it yet. Connieis blue and white pies. Let some other fool do it! LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We of the class of 1950, being of sane CPD mind and sound CPD judgment do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. I Lee graiefully surreuelers ber elbows fo Merry, looping tbat sbe will use fbem wifb aliserefiorz. II B. I. leaves fo Suzie ibe fbougbf fbaf everyfbing in life fbafs fun is eilber illegal, immoral, or faffelzing. III Tbe kuozvleclge of fbe baelzroom bassoon is passed on to Sheila by Sally. IV Upon Val Pboebe besfows fbe fbrill of finding fbe Love of Your Life af Laufreneezfille. ' V Tbe problem of eomnzuiaiiolz from Wesffelfl is leff by one Barbara fo auofber. VI Ioanlzie Lbrozficles Sally zuiib fbe bopes, frials, and fribula- fions suffered for Mozznf Holyoke. VII Sue paris zvifb ber early IIIOVIIIIIKQ ebaffer in bopes fbaf Clara will be able io rlo as goozl a job in fzvaleizzg up fbe sebool on Monday morlzilzgs. VIII IX X XI XII XIII XIV XV Fair hequeathes to Marcia the inuch coveted distinction of heing awarded prst prize in Milton Berle's world-wide face-making contest. To Lizzie, Sue relinquishes the honor of having the perfect house in which to congregate-whether it he parties or annual meetings! Betty lane silently surrenders her college week-ends to Ann-Marie. Ellen gratefully gives up the difficult task of balancing homework over a horse-show week-end to Ioan. Frannie wills to Marge the scientific phenomenon of not acquiring a large derriere from riding. Pat happily hestows her hilarious giggle on Marion. Lee leaves her Ronson to Betty to keep the fires burning at Lawrenceville. Liz generously supplies Sandra with those', eyes. P. S. We as a class should like to inherit Joy's most coveted trip to England! C0llIf7IC'.XiiOll 7 Eyvs ,,,,A,,,.,,, Nose , Smile ,,,,,,, Hair ,,,7. Figurf Legs ..., , Poisc ,,,,7,,, Personality Y,7.A Best-dresscd ,,,,, Neafness ,,Y,7,, Bcfsl-All-Round Mos! Affracfiu' WE SEE Y rMarion Schmidt ,, ,,Y,, , ,Sally Henry , ,,,,, Marjorie Braverman .,,,.,,,,,,,.Patty Tripp ,,,,,,Sandra Fitch ....i...June Haley ,. ...,...... Beverly Brand ,.,,,,Margaretta Kulthau A. ..,. , ..i,. Marcia Gates .Louise McGregor ,,Ann Marie Seybold . ,Sheila Gallagher ,,,,,,,,Mrs. P. W A Ziff? 7' . ,J K - f Kg, X-r X911--1 FUURT PHEBE ANN MooDY First Row Anne Marie Seybold Valery Martin Susanne Kenny Elizabeth Ann Janke Phebe Ann Moody Marian Schmidt Elizabeth Boyer Joan Decker H ACADEMIC ,, President Left to Right Second Row Barbara Philp Sandra Fitch Marjorie Braverman Sally Henry Sheila Gallagher Marcia Gates Meredith Roll Clara Carver Absent Joy Gribbon THIRD AGADEMIG MARGARET LEE BOYD ,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,.,.,, First Row Beverly Brand Margaret Lee Boyd jean Lott Elizabeth McPherson Left to Right President Second Row Lucie Ann Gallagher June Haley Barbara Henwood Mary Seip Ann Green Louise McGregor SECOND ACAD SONIA LOIZEAUX ,,,,..,.,,,,, , . , Lcf t to Right First Row Susanna Kirk Joan Hummel Sonia Loizeaux Margaret Davison Absent Katherine Chamberlain Robin Gribbon Preszdcfnf Second Row Claire McKenzie Joan Morgan Margaretta Kuhlthau Sheila Gillespie Joan Kalteissen Cornelia Ladd FIRST ACADEMIC CHRISTINE LOIZEAUX ....,,,A .v 7....,....,,v First Row Barbara Jiran Gay Siccardi Sara Hope Coxhead Lindsay Muskat Christine Loizeaux Jill Crawford Patricia Ann Tripp Left to Right President Second Row Ann Bellows Betsy Waddell Lucinda Beil Gay Stanton Marian Babor Penelope Schroeder Lois Callahan Mary Jane Janke Betsy Barwise .. 7 .. Janice Eaton Cotten Hale Nina His Alden Johnson Sally-Joyce McColley Elizabeth Nash Jane Saxe Janet Werner Patricia West Judith Williams -. 4 .- Mary Ellen Burke Gail Cantini Susan Doyle Judith Folsome Roxanne French Doris Griffoul Dorothy Griffoul Nancy Mann Elinor Martin Stephanie Mennen Susanne Roll Pamela Steven ELEMENTARY , 6 - Beverly Day Sara Lee Gribbon Betsy Hansen Katherine McBride Laura Pritchard Betsy Quinlan Ann Romer Carol Siccardi Patricia Williams - 3 .- Melissa Badeau Carol Ann Coles Mary Welby Day Dorothy Disney Susan Du Bois Natalie Foster Susan Ghriskey Jane Hibshman Sandra Kolseth Sheila Maguire Sue Romer Eleanor Starkweather Nancy Vorkink .- 5 .. Pamela Fezandie Elizabeth Laidlaw Leal MacDonald Peggy Ann Peters Katherine Sauer Jane Waddell .. 2 - Lydia Badeau Katherine Beecher Nancy Burke Elissa Diana Lorine Fargo Miriam Ann Fleck Vivian Garner Jane Heath Emily Horns Lucile Martin Susan Sampson Winston Wardlaw Susan Roll Wilcox Anne Day Karen Kolseth Diana Digg Karen Luce Judith Eckner Helen Perry Andrea Fleck Karin Stines Katherine Klimpke Lynn Waring QTVR? X Hr! 9 52 gf QQ 5 xl HSE ...l- V9 Q5 RW ff X ! ' - C 1, f I cf on P.oHt-,o. Wm f 74 N I R I I XS 1949 THE BARRETTS OF WIMPOLE STREET, -- Spring, DRAMATIC GLUBS SENIOR DRAMATIC CLUB P1-1012315 HOPKINS ,,,,,,,,,,,.,....,, , ,....,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, P resident BARBARA TOFTE L, ,,,,A,,, ,,,7, S ecretary-T1'eas1ufer ELSIE GODDARD ,,,., , ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,7,. ,,,,,,,,,,, D i rc'c'f01' MRS, HARMON MARTIN .,,.,,,. Assistant Director V IV Ellen Brockway Lee Elliott Betty Jane Kinder Pat McKiernan Susan Olson Clara Carver Sheila Gallagher Joy Gribbon Valery Martin Phebe Ann Moody Marion Schmidt BACK STAGE V Elizabeth Pfannmuller IV Sandra Fitch Marcia Gates Sally Henry Elizabeth Ann Janke Susanne Kenny Anne Marie Seybold JUNIOR DRAMATIC CLUB Lucnz ANN GALLAGHER ,,,,,7, , ...Y... .. ,,,,,r.,,,.,,,. President BARBARA HENXVOOD oooo.io., . o.... ,e.e,,,,. S ecrefary-Treasurer III II I Ann Green Iune Haley Louise McGregor III Margaret Lee Boyd Jean Lott Margaretta Kuhlthau Cornelia Ladd Sonia Loizeaux Cabsentj Katherine Chamberlain BACK STAGE II Margaret Davidson Sheila Gillespie Betsy Barwise Ann Bellows Sara Hope Coxhead Penelope Schroder Gay Stanton Betsy Waddell I Marion Babor Jill Crawford Mary Jane Janke GLEE CLUB ELLEN BROCKWAY ,,,.,,,,,7,.7,,, Y,,,,.. 7,,,,,, , Prvxidvnf PAT MCKIERNAN .,,,,, , Scfrffary-Trc'aszzrer Louise CRANE ,,,,,,,,. ,,..,,,,,7.,, ,,,, , , ,,,,,7, 7 ,L Director V IV III Ann Conley Joan Du Bois Lee Elliott Phoebe Hopkins Betty Jane Kinder Sally Kirk Susan Olson Barbara Tofte Sandra Fitch Sheila Gallagher Marcia Gates Elizabeth Ann Janke Susanne Kenny Valery Martin Phebe Ann Moody Meredith Roll Margaret Lee Boyd Beverly Brand Lucie Ann Gallagher June Haley Barbara Hennwood Elizabeth McPherson Louise McGregor Fairfax Urner II Margaret Davison Susanne Kirk Margaretta Kuhlthau Claire McKenzie Joan Morgan I Marion Babor Lucinda Beil Jill Crawford Mary Jane Janke Christine Loizeaux Lindsay Muskat Gay Siccardi Gay Stanton Patricia Ann Tripp '?, LIBRARY COMMITTEE BETTY JANE KINDER .,,.... ,,,,,,,.,,,.,... C hairman JOAN DU Bois .v..,,,.,,,. ,.,,,,, S ccretary-Treasurer JANET B. FINE , ,,, , ,,..... . ,,, ,. Faculty Advisor V IV III Sally Kirk Marjorie Braverman Margaret Lee Boyd Susan Olson Marcia Gates Jean Lott Susanne Kenny II Margaret Davison Margaretta Kuhlthau Q 3-R-NK .NX W-5-:: L-T '-MN N-5... f af 5 , QM, 5 x C3 Q'+9:11,ig ATIILETIG ASSOCIATION Lee Elliott ,..,,,. Fairfax Urner Frances McBride Marjorie Braverm Susan Olson , W, ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,.,.,,,,,, ,.,.. . ,,-,, Pat McKiernan ,,,,,,, Susanne Kenny ....., Beverly Brand ...., Claire McKenzie Jill Crawford ,,.,.. , ,,,, Joan Williams ..... . ,A,,,,,,, President Secretary-Treasurer ,,.-..,.Grecn Tea nz Cuptaln an, Sheila Gallagher ..... ..,,.. ........,. W bite Team Captains Student Council Reprrsvntative Senior Representative junior Reprcscntative Sophomore RCpYf'SFIIfHfil P ,,,,.,,,...,.Fresh111an Representative Sub-Frrshman Represrntative Faculty Advisor VARSITY HUGKEY Right Wfing ,,,... ,.,.,... M arcia Gates Right Inside ...,,,,,,,,, A..,A..,..... B everly Brand Center Forward ,,,,,, ,..Y. M argaret Lee Boyd Left Inside W, ,,,, ,..... P hoebe Hopkins Left Wing ,,,,,,,,.,,. ....,.v, F airfax Urner Right Hnlfback ..,....,. , .,.,. Sheila Gallagher Center Halfhack ,,,, ,,,,,, Frances McBride Left Halfback ,,,, .... ,,,,,., B a rbara Henwood Right Fullback ....,,7 .,A....-,,,,,,, J une Haley Left Fullbaclz. .... ,W ,,,,rr Sonia Loizeaux Goal ,,,,,,,,, 7,-,,,,,, ,,,, S u sannc Kenny Substitutes Marjorie Braverman Margaret Davison Lee Elliott Lucie Ann Gallagher WHITE TEAM Marjorie Braverman and Sheila Gallagher .,,,.,..,..,....,.,. V Ellen Brockway Ann Conley Lee Elliott Sally Kirk Betty Jane Kinder Susan Olson Elizabeth Pfannmuller II Margaret Davison Joan Hummel Sheila Gillespie Claire McKenzie IV Elizabeth Boyer Joan Decker Sandra Fitch Marcia Gates Elizabeth Ann Janke Valery Martin Barbara Philp Anne Marie Seybold C0-Captains III Beverly Brand Lucie Ann Gallagher June Haley Louise McGregor Mary Seip Ann Bellows Marion Babor Betsy Barwise Jill Crawford Christine Loizeaux Gay Siccardi Gay Stanton Betsy Waddell Frances McBride V Joan Du Bois Phoebe Hopkins Barbara Tofte Fairfax Urner GREEN TE IV Clara Carver Joy Gribbon Sally Henry Susanne Kenny Phebe Ann Moody Meredith Roll Marion Schmidt Captain III Margaret Lee Boyd Ann Green Barbara Hennwood Jean Lott Elizabeth McPherson II Katherine Chamberlain Robin Gribbon Joan Kalteissin Susanna Kirk Margaretta Kuhlthau Cornelia Ladd Sonia Loizeaux Joan Morgan I Lucinda Beil Lois Callahan Sara Hope Coxhead Mary jane Janke Barbara Jiran Lindsay Muskat Penelope Schroeder Patricia Ann Tripp SCHUUL CALENDAR SEPTEMBER Sue and Lee welcome us to the Alma Mater. Initiations bring sighs of woe from pigtailed girls laden with pillow cases. OCTOBER Working hard!? NOVEMBER The Hartridge Eleven challenges Miss Gill's and pulls through 2 to 1! Hockey playday - Congratulations Fran and Phoebe! Kent Place Game: Per ususal we make the first goal, but lose 2 to 1. Vail-Deane gives us a strong fight, but not strong enough as we win 1-O! The Greens overpower the Whites in their Annual Hockey match. Junior Dramatic Club charmed us with three good plays. Thanksgiving gives us a long week-end to take a much needed rest. DECEMBER The gym resembles a medieval hall as the whole upper school takes part in an Old English Christmas, followed by a Dramatic Club presenta- tion The Legend of the Juggler . The Annual Christmas Dance starts the vacation with a bang! JANUARY Back to the ol' grind. The Seniors trip to Westfield for the S.A.T.,s, Religion Meetings begin under Miss Hannay's excellent supervision. Haggard looking girls plod through exam week. FEBRUARY The Faculty entertains us with an original and Hilarious play! The Seniors hold forth with a program in honor of George Washington. Thanks go to the Author, Miss Baker and the Director, Miss Goddard. The model twos perform, exibiting their ability in a presentation of Aucassin et Nicoletten. The Lawrenceville concert and dance. Success! ! ! MARCH College Boards, 'Nuff said. The Fathers tucker out to lose to their daughters, and the Alumnae fall under the might of the J. V. Third Team game and Second Team game give the Whites a chance to show their basketball skill as they win both 16-14 and 25-S. After a bad start the Greens race to a victory in the First Team game, winning 32-18. School's OUT! Alleluia! Three Cheers! ! The Annual goes to Press. MRS. PHILIPS' GOMMEIIGEMEIIT ADDRESS 1949 This is the moment you have all been anticipating. For twelve years or longer you have been a part of an educational process. What you have gained from this experience depends to a great extent upon you. As you leave Hart- ridge for further study do not expect by merely going on to college to receive an education. To acquire an education you must reach out for it. You will have contentment and pride in your achievement if you continue to use with enjoyment and zest what you have acquired. As you well know the diploma you are receiving today is a symbol of the active interest and effort you have built into the past twelve years. Each one of you wishes to lead a good life, to achieve happiness, to contribute to your generation. And each one of you will work toward these goals in different ways. But to all of you may I give a word of advice - These goals are never reached by mere acceptance, by a receiving process only -- They are attained by active participation, by use of your several abilities, by giving of yourself, by carrying our share of group responsibility. Education is far more than instruction. It does not end with a secondary school diploma or a college degree. It should proceed with pleasant enjoyment throughout your life. We at Hartridge, your teachers, your friends, have high hopes for you. We shall follow you in the years ahead and welcome you back with sincere appreciation for what you have done to keep in building what we trust is an experience that will be of value to you always. The members of the class of 1949 were: KATHERINE BAREEI-IENN ANN SCOTT CHAMBLISS JOAN COHEE BARBARA ALICE DAILEY JOAN DOUGLAS DAVIS STELLA SPRACUE DU BOIS JEAN BERTRAM ERICKSON JOANNE GOOSMAN NANCY JANE HENDERSON MARGARET LOIZEAUX PATRICIA MILNE CAROLYN JOY MOONEY MARGUERITE MUELLER POLLY PALMER PRISCILLA ELLEN PHILLIPS SUSANNE RANDOLPH NANCY STIRLING NANCY LEIGH ZITAMERMAN f Plainfield, N. J. Please Pafronize Our Advertisers Complimvnix of . . . Hc1nnewald's Bakery THE IDA GAVETT SHOP Dresses, Blouses, Bathing Suits 120 E. FRONT STREET 402 PARK AVE- PLAINFIELD, N. J. PLAINFIELD, N. J. 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