Hasbrouck Heights High School - Coronian Yearbook (Hasbrouck Heights, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1944 volume:

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Y 4 :3.i'5'Tf W3f5?'f1 Sl N l I v Hliakdxr. Hewms ,,.z NIKE 1.5112 Fveun I A ' 'C' aw QPR: tm' A ..- A' 'S' ,I 'is Thel944 1 Coronian PUBLISHED BY THE Senior Class Hasbrouck Heights High School HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, NEW JERSEY OVER ON CON DANG. S. lxrmil HI , is a record of a class during a war year. Many of our members are already in service. To the boys of the class of 1944 who have answered the call of our country, we, their classmates, most respect- fully dedicate this Coronian. S Coronian too ' RA YM OND M U. S. Navy ELI E di in wiruw P699 W 2 ARLTEQI BUNTING U. s. NM A ' ' New I at GRN EL R MULU LWOOD LEST5-J. S. Navy U. S. N':2CHER , . .Also JACK KING U. S. Navy PETER DANSEN U. S. Navy WILLIAM HANSON U. S. M. M. WILLIAM VANDERWOL U. S, Navy WARREN NEVMANN Www PONTIER T U- 5. Marmes . U. S. Navy Administration V V gf DR. CLARENCE C. HITCHCOCK Supervising Principal of Schools High School Principal ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF GEORGE D. HOWELL MARY E. S. MOHAIR PHYLLIS C, WILSON DAVID A. NOONAN ln Appreciation TO MRS. MARY E. S. MOHAIR, our friend, adviser, and teacher, who did her utmost to make our high school years a success. She is a woman of great poise and dignity and is respected by all, We graduates of '44 wish to thank her, with the realization that we will be increasingly grateful in years to come when recalling our high school years. Board of Education FRANK J. COYLE JR., President H. A. SCHAFFNER, Vice-President I LEROY A. FERM HERBERT M. NIMMO ROBERT W. HYLAND GENEVIEVE BENNER JEAN B. BLOCHER FRANK W. BURR EDMUND E. FIELD JR. ROBERT I. RAFFORD, District Clerk J 6 A vw,fQfgge'mqgw In V' C - f ,m::4:f:m1. f ' -iiffcgswz :fm 'z Qgglggxicz .1 . 1 Vi-i.'5V2iw' .Elm ' X A A gzwff , . 8 AV -,45'5Xi'3' 12 - ,V ,r J, aa' .. 1 wwf Zi ,.. ,. ,. , .,.,,,,. ..,, Q pw ,. . . . , ., ,Eii 2 J, , i-T mesh :fy ag mf. f 21 ' wi sf? gs ssl fJf!,,. zaahf 1 X ' Z 'nib new . x fx. .,,, , M, E ,nl K at ,1 kslesizg a was e Faculty PHYLLIS C. WILSON IXUQIL MARION MEADE RALPH H. KNETTLE MARTHA N. MARTA ROSE T. MONTAGNE CHARLES F. WHITCOMB GERTRUDE B. SEILS f . GERHARD DEPKEN RGH BERN ICE M. GERTCHER EVA S. BROWN Q Y W QV Ig Faculty MARY E. 5, MOHAIR DAVID A. NOONAN 11: J X i f eng' 2 :W . ' wi .E '- CH ' -: 6 'i f' v 545: ' -' iz ANDREW KMETZ CATHERINE A. MCCABI: ANNA M. SPENNER GRACE I. KORTUM JAMES MILLS JANET E- HAMILTON HOWARD DoTsoN MARIE MANNERS A 'ELIZABETH S. KUELNL ELSIE F, SCHOLL El-XEANOE G. DENTZ Qiiyfim t wee ' allant manner, a sparkling smile, o Y es .V HBLAC , Y A does will be worth while. Track l, 2, 3, 4, Ye ook Staff 45 Basketball l, 4, Football 3, 45 Class Secretary lg C ss President 45 Hi-Y 35 Vice President 41 Male Chorusffftgi trnas Pageant 4, Science Club lg Intermural Basketball 31 SenioyfChorus 4. Class President . . . GODFREY JAMES Vice President. . . PAUL USTER 6 Fjfw . QW B ' Pk Paul Uster vice-rnsslosur PAUL Agreeable and hard-working too Of Pauls there will always be too few. Track l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 4, A. A. l, 2, 3, 45 A. A. Council 2, 3, 4, President 4, Student Council lg Class Vice-President l, 4, Presi- dent 2, Treasurer 3, Latin Club l, 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, President 45 Sen- ior Play 45 Chairman Senior Play Committee, H. S. Band 2, Glee Club 41 Male Chorus 45 Senior Pageant 4, lntermural Basketball l, 2, 4, Honor Society 3, 45 Program Chairman 45 Public Speaking 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Debating Team 4: Junior Class Plays 3. 12 V ,Q ,jf l fj f' '- J vi 1 ly if J , i l J ,4 J f ,' If i l V V f' ' . i +7 X J if , 4 . ,f i- , I 1' l if X ' ,' - . . il J l'i - ,. ji If , ' N 1 ' l ' L 1 A A ' . , , .f -A, I .1 I I J it 'xg 1 ' l 's ' J rl l f -f f fa. J V 1, J -1 , l V S rf lf , 1, 1 iV'7J A' l .1 N. I i f ' if I I lt V ' , t X N I Jean Weldon TREASURER JEAN Character, poise, and personality Typify Jean to the 'nth degree. Orange High School l, 25 Glee Club 35 Red Cross 3, 45 Senior Chorus5 Latin Club 3, 45 President 35 Christmas Pageant 45 Li- brary Club 3, 45 Secretary 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Senior Play Stage Committeep Pilot 45 Public Speaking 35 Senior Class Treasurer, I3 . B J X rj .J 'J , .J , 1 .1 i ' 1 If f ,P I X! ' X I, f 1 ,ff J Dorothy Singleton ix , J SECRETARY I if I IIDOTII A charming manner, a pretty face A lovely smile, and a way of grace. Glee Club 2, 35 Girls' lnterclass Basketball 35 Secretary 45 Senior Chorus 45 Tri-Y 3, 45 Refreshment Committee 45 Pilot Staff5 Year- book Statf 45 Student Council l, 25 Senior Pageant 4, Public Speaking 3, 45 Senior Play. Officers Secretary . . DOROTHY SINGLETON Treasurer. . . JEAN WELDON . 4 nbff ij!! Af' V. DOROTHY ALLEN HDOTH Quiet, dignified, and sweet One that you'd be pleased to meet. Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Library Club 4, Glee Club I, 2, 35 Senior Chorus 4, Christmas Pageant 4, Yearbook Stott 45 Pilot Staff 45 A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, S ior Play Stage Committee. RALPH BAUMANN RALPH An enthusiast on the gridiron and court e reached the top in every sport. 2 3 4 Baseball I 2 3 4 Footb I WW Wie MARY AMENDOLA si-ioR'rYf' She is not tall, in fact she's small A sincere girl, a friend to all. Red Cross I, 4: Glee Club I, 45 Tri-Y 3, 4, Christmas Pageant 45 Senior Chorus, DONALD BEAUDETTE emu An all around fellow is that your guess? A heartbreaker too? Oh my, yes. Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Senior Chorus 4. B I t I, 1 , ,J ol3,4gHi-Y4g nior orusg Christmas Pageant 45 Yearbook Staff 4. I ROBERTA BERRIDGE DORIS BESMER BERT SMOKEY Always carefree and oh so gay Have the most fun, its best that way, As she goes on her merry way. Else lite will quickly pass away. ' Student Council l,.2, 41 Tri-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Basketball lg Baseball l, 25 Glee Club 21 Christmas Pageant 4, Senior Chorus, Senior Play 45 Pilot Staff l, 4, Christmas Pageant Senior Chorus. 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Class Secretary 35 Science Club l, 2. My 19-Y AU DREY BIC T ' fBl K cheery gay 'Full f p, l at fu a way. If ' qw Cheerleader ' Staff 45 S nic lay' re y t Presid t Se r , ' rbook o . an , t ouncilig nee lp she s t M I Class Treasure ' Cl ' cr 5 Tri- ic -Pre ' 4: ee l r m e n ,ll will EDNA BISCHOFF HEDH Live for a laugh, love Q grin, lts certain always to make you win. Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball l, 25 Glee Club l, 2, 35 Christmas Pageant 45 Senior Chorus. GEORGE BORTHIG SQUARE ROOT A mind- full of knowledge ls a mind that never fails. Football l, 2, 45 Track 3, 45 Hi-Y Secretary 45 Glee Club l 3, 45 Senior Play 3 45 Student Council 3, 45 President 45 Senior Cl'torus5 Senior Ma e Chorus5 Science Club I5 Intermural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Public Speaking 3. 1- fd ' f We .J T, J ,H ,, X My Helen is a right good or She holds her own on the bas all court lnterclass Basketball l, 2, 45 Science Cluf, 25 Christmas Pageant 45 Senior Chorus5 Glee Club I, 2, 35 Senior Play Stage Committee Yearbook Staff 45 Pilot Staff 4. JACK BRINKERHOFF annum My tongue within my lips I rein, For who talks much, talks in vain. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Senior Pageant 45 Senior Male Hi-Y 3. t ,frm I JW xl rwli live Chorus 'W ff we-rv Lvl-3 . ,Ji C3- vs. L. f,,..DL... .s.--UR 'NN-M '-' RJXK La-'X .. 1 mf . Vw: BETTY BROADHURST WARREN BUNTING HBE-ru HBUDU Happy, carefree, a friendly sort, Just as carefree as can be I She's Q pal, and q regular sport, An all-round swell fellow is he. lnterclass Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, science Club I, 2, Glee Club I, 25 Bond I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3. 4: Senior Chorus 4: Senior Christmas Class President 3, Senior Chorus, Yearbook Staff 45 Christmas POQGUYW- Pageant 4. YVONNE CERF ARTHUR CHANDLESS EVIE ART l'd love to have fun and laugh all day TaIl, dark, and snappily dressed Forget all warkand o way. Art likes best to sleep and rest. eatin Club 4, Red Cross l , 4j Glee Club l, 2, 3, 41 Senior Football l, 2, 3, 45 Male Chorus 45 Senior Chorus, Glee Club 4, or , Basketball lj Assistant Manager 2, Baseball I. EMIL CIAVATTONE DOROTHY CLARK HCIVH To be a flyer is his ambition He's sure to succeed under any condition. Senior Chorus, Aviation Club 25 Intermurai l, 2, 3, 45 auxiliary Fireman 3, 4. DOROTHY COYLE DoTsY Ranking high with marks and with pals She's one 0 the very finest of gals. , A. A. Council 4, Interclass Basketball lp Editor of the Pilot 4: Yearbook Staff 4, Red Cross l, 2, 3, 45 Public Speaking 3, HDOTH Add charm to personality A. A, Council lj And it gives you Dorothy C. Glee Club l, 2, 3, Dramatic Club l, 2, Red Cross 4, Senior Charusj Christmas Pageant 45 Yearbook Staff 4, Pilot Staff l, 2, 3, 45 2, 4: Senior Play i n a debdie l Assistant Editor 45 Tri-Y 45 Interclass Basketball Committee. DOROTHY J . CROSS Dot She is a zest. Senior Chorus, Christmas Pilot Staff 45 Senior Play igiiiy, ,Milf gif PETER DANSEN WALTER DONAHOE PETE WALT PEW will OIWCIYS iokiflg be When in doubt, out comes his frown, A pun S the staff of life, svvs he. But when hes happy, hold him down. glAnisrtgri1'wSyEl944, Football i, 2, 3, Track lg Aviation Club 3: Music lg Senior Chorus, Intermural BasketboII4. JEAN DUYSSEN RUTH EGERTON IRISH DUTCH W0Km'l'leC'ffed, fl-Ill of fun, Work may be shunned by many of us A girl that really gets things done. But Ruth will do it minus the fuss, East Rutherford High Schoolf-Maiorette 1, 2, 3, 41 Tri-Y 2, 35 St. Helen's School, Dunham, Quebec Canada l, 25 Red House l, 21 Basketball 2, 3. Hasbrouck Heights-Christmas Pageant 45 Senior Soft Ball l, 25 Literary Club l, 25 Women's Auxiliary l, 25 Senior Chorus' Chorus 4, Christmas Pageant 41 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Pilot Home Room Representative 35 Red Cross 4, Athletic Society l, 2. ,- n K J' , MARloN ELLISQ' y J MICKEY J' l J Face and figure bath are neat Her manner's charming, disposition swqtl' I A, A. l, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 3, Tri-Y 45 Editor of Yearbook 45l K Christmas Pageant 4, Public Speaking 3, 4, Senior Chorus, Senior Play Committee, lnterclass Basketball 3. 1 DOLORES GAGER HDEEH A grand disposition, personality plus We'Il all be sorry when she leaves us. Latin Club 3, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Senior Chorus, Christmas Pageant 4, N . fl lljlf 1 l M! Al ' W , if . ll 'ljlnll 'ggi' U Wm ,f l! V J NORMA EVERETT 5NORKEY A charming girl, with a pretty face She leads the fellows a merry chase. Glee Club l, 2, 3: Basketball l, 2, 3, 41 Baseball Christmas Pageant 45 Senior Chorus. l, 2g Twirling, MURI EL GARROW ,,MU,. Dark, sparkling pools of laughter Eyes that haunt you ever after. Red Cross 3, 4, Girls' Basketball 3, 4, Dramatic Club lg Christmas Pageant 45 Tri-Y 4, Senior Chorus, Glee Club l, 21 Yearbook Staff 4j Pilot Staff 4. ,M v MICHAEL GRIMES BENJAMIN GRUTTA BEN Never serlous never a frown Ben always tears around ln has car Nothing In Ixfe can get hum down lt's better than studying says Ben by far Baseball l 2 3 4 Basketball 3 Football 4 Inutromurol Basket Baseball l 2' Football 35 Intramural I 2 3 4 Avlatlon Club l ball I 2 genlor Chorus Senior Chorusf LEONARD HERO MARILYN HOAG HOAGY A girl ho's full of pep and go And ne we all are proud to know Head T irle , 45 Senior Play Public S eaklng 3 4 Senior Christm eantg easurer Junior Red ross 4 Pllot Staff Yearboo ffg G lub l, 2, 3 4 Dramatic Club l 2 Senior Charusg agazi Wg e committee jf, eff jj DOROTHY HODULICK JAMES HOFFMAN DOT JIM A quiet girl-one of the best A friend to one ,a friend to all , She studies hard and can meet any test. He'II always answer ta friendshlp's call. Glee Club l, 2, 3, Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4, Pilot 4, Basketball I, 2, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Pageant, Male Chorus 4, Senior Play, Senior Chorus, Christmas I geant 4, Yearbpyg Staff 4. Year Book Staff 4, Camera Club I. 1 K , 5 M4, WO' .AAI ,do- gf ,J fy, u M I ff ,I V., cz. f,1, ,,3,,.f.lfyd. . f ...Q ff MARTIN OYT, ,ff , I RICHARD IRWIN J.Q,:',5V1' ,Hoe ' , Riel-IIE ln sh he excels the rest, Quietness is not for him Among the bays he's one of the best. For he obeys his every whim. H. S. Band I, 2, 3, 4, H. S, Orchestra 2, 3, Male Chorus 45 Christ- Year Book Staff 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, Football Man- mas Pageant 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Chorus, I uraIY ager I, A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Senior Christmas Basketball I, Yearbook Staff 4, Senior PIayfComm' ' Track I, Pageant, Hi-Y 4. NSY hit mi 5675 You JACK JONES HJACKH Happy-go-lucky, carefree, and gay We'll always remember Jack that way. BARBARA KAMMER BARB Barbara's there with a helping hand Whenever effort is in demand, Honor Society 3, 45 President 45 Class Vice4President 25 Dramatic 'Club l, 25 Student Council l5 Latin Club l, 3, 45 Pilot Staff 3 4' Assistant Editor 45 Red Cross 3, 45 Library Club l, 2, 3, 45 Corre- sponding Secretary 25 President 3, 45 Interclass Basketball 45 Senior Chorusp Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Senior Playp Christmas Pageant5 Public Speaking 3, 45 Yearbook Staffg Debating Team 4. ROBERT JON ES Boa Who is immune to his humor and grins? And who could pout once he begins? Baseball l, 3, 45 book Staff 45 Pu Basketball 15 Track 25 Hi-Y 45 Senior Playj Year blic Speaking 3, 45 Senior Chorus. JACK KING JAKE A playful wisecrack, jest or pun Baseball 2, 35 In l944. Can do no harm to anyone. terclass Basketball 35 Senior Chorusp U. S. Navy- l lfifiwl CECILIA KANE DORIS KINGSLEY HREDH HKING., She has o hard time to keep it in place ln a quiet and reserved way But her curly hair is her crowning grace. She does her work from day to day. G-lee Club I, 2, Senior Chorus, Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Girls' Basketball l, 2, 3, Girls' Soccer l, 2 Library Club 4, Dromotic Club l, 2, Senior Pogeant, Christmas Pageant, Senior Chorus. WILLIAM LANGE WARREN LAWRENCE HBH-L., H-HGH BiIl is just a right good scout Why do l laugh? Well to be explicit One we couIdn't do without. I see fun where others miss it. Track l, Rifle Club 1, Aviation Club, Christmas Pogeant 4, Senior Baseball l' , 4, Intermural l, 2, 3, 4: Christmas Pogeant cost, Chorus, Intermural Basketball, Senior Ploy Stage Committee. Senior C s. ,SSW ,J f 1 1 Wax, ill? JACQU ELYN LEPPERT JACKIE A cheerful word, n happy smile To know this lass is worth your while. Glee Club I, 25 Christmas Pageant 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Red Cross 3, 45 Library Club 45 Senior Chorus, Stage Committee for Senior Play. JANE LOGAN JANE Soft spoken, gentle and pretty too She'II be a friend to you and you. Roosevelt Junior High lg Class Secretary lg Intermural Basket- ball lg Public Speaking lj Hackensack High 25 Little Stage Club 25 School Paper l, 2, School Magazine Staff 21 Glee Club 2, 3, Senior Chorus 45 Yearbook Staff 4, Senior Play Staging Committeej Art Club 45 Tri-Y 4. JOHN LINCOLN HJOHNN-Y Ability to speak his mind, His talents are of ev'ry kind. Honor Society 3, Track Team l, 2, 3j,Band l, 2, 3, President Freshman Class, Public Speaking 3, Glee Club l, 2, 3, U.5.N. I944. IVAN MARTIN HIV.. Carefree, jovial, full of fun 'IV' i e rem ered by everyone. United S tes Air Corp ' rack l, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Student ' 5 Hi-Y 3, 45 ntramural Basketball 3, 45 Christ- ma Pag ,4g Seni Chorus. f I ,ff Glee Club Chorus. Glee Club 'GLORIA MASSEY , GLORIA She cloesn't have very much to say But tries to please in every way. l, 2, 35 Red Cross 3, 45 Christmas Pagean VIRGINIA MELANGO HGINNYH 'Ginny is small, a trifle petite, But her heart is big, her disposition sweet. l, 2, 35 Senior Chorus5 Christmas Pageant 4. 'L 'iff t 4' Senior JAN ET MATSON JANET A student and artist all in one Janet is truly a lot of fun, A, A. l, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club l, 35 Dramatic Club I5 Art Club 2, 45 Red Cross 3, 45 Latin Club 3,45 Treasurer 45 Christmas Pageant 45 Pilot Staff 3, 45 Public Speaking5 Yearbook Staff5 Senior Chorus5 Library Club 45 Publicity Chairman Senior Play5 Kiwanis Poster Contest 35 New Jersey Scholastic Art Contest and Exhibit 4. AU DREY MET METZY Audrey is k'nd an s et and fair Her mind neve cl udecl with care, Tri-Y 45 Senior Chorus5 o taff' Senior Play Staging Com- mmeegcsieecr-.ibl,2, ' rdmaticsClubl. iny PM tid 1' I .,f..,', ' ' 23 -1 . 232 1- . '21 ,- . 'f ' 1 . . f . 2: 2EH1'za, 'ff ' ' .J i - f ..,..w ,,,1 Q.,-w g . , I . JEAN MINKEWICZ HOWARD MITCHELL JEANNlE HOWlE To keep a secret and be true Howie is always full of fun ls hard for some, but not for you. He has a joke for everyone. Moved here in Senior Year from Kinpton, Pennsylvania, Christmas Baseball 3, 45 lntermural l, 2, 3 4, Hi-Y 3, 45 Chaplin Christmas Pageant 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Senior Chorus. Pageant Cast, Senior Chor s. . MERCY Monson WMURPHY MERCY fl , Why work, l'd rather play J c plus I know you can't get hurt that way. . Glee Club I, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Christmas Pageanfg Red D. 'ic C 1. Cross 2, 3, 41 Baseball l, 25 Senior Chorus, Senior Play Sta T 3 , 'es' Committee. ' def 4.niE Ia SVR. iv A22 ii '9?'S3 . fi T MJ X was M is 5 V 'rii' Y? 1, .. ',,s 12.22 . , 5 l 4- -4 332, ., ,., fs A 27 '45 E 2 C221 5 fl X D Q JEAN NORRIS MEAN Possessing sophistication and finesse Jean is really one of the best. Class Vice-President 35 Latin Club l5 Girls' Basketball 1, 3, 45 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Glee Club l5 Senior Chorus5 Christmas Pageant5 Senior Playg Girls' baseball l, 25 A. A. Council 45 Year- book Staff 45 Honor Society 3, 4. HENRY O'LOUGHLl N HHENH A good sense of humor is unsurpassed His is a friendship that will long last, Track 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 A, A. Treasurer 35 Library Clubg Male Chorus 4. we i MARY VIRGINIA O'BRlEN MARY The cares of the world can't weigh her down lt's truly seldom we see her frown. Dramatic Club l5 Science Club l5 Red Cross 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 35 President 45 Pilot Staff 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Senior Pageant5 Senior Chorus5 Library Club 45 Senior Play Stage Committee. ANTHONY PECORELLA Peck His magic fingers touch the keys As 'Peck' swings out hat melodies. Track l, 25 Freshman Class Treasurer5 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Football Mana er 45 Senior Play Staging5 Double Male Quartet 45 Pilot Staff 45 genior Chorus5 Senior Pageant. fm , GEORGE PECORELLA CHARLES PFEIFER PECK CHARLIE An honor student, an all round boy Happy, carefree, always gay In work he seems to find great joy. Charlie can certainly brighten a day. Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 4, Aviation Club l, 2, Senior Chorus, Caldwell High School l, 2: Football l, 25 Treasurer af Class 2 Senior Pageant Cast, Intermural Basketball 3, 45 Senior Play Baseball 2, Baseball 3, 45 Hi-Y 4, Intermural Basketball 3, 4 Staging. Stage Committee of Senior Play 4. LORRAINE RAMBUSH FRANK RANUSKA LORRAlNE FRANK My ambition is to make things rhyme When it to gossip, he's beat l can do it almost any time, For som hilg w is Frankie's United wall 2, 3, 4 Senio fy l 1 Qwijedf X3 LUCILLE ROSEN HAGEN HLEEH 'Working hard is not her way Always happy, carefree, and gay. Glee Club 'l, 25 Christmas Pageant 45 Senior Chorus: Art Club 25 Red Cross l, 25 Dramatic Club l. ALFRED STONE MALI, He is hard working, intelligent too, Success will meet oll he may do. Track l, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y5 Male Chorus 4' Senior Chorus5 Glee Club 45 Stage Committee for Senior Pla ' Chai I I y, rmcn on Refreshment Com- gutfg 44 Science Club lj Student Council 1, 25 Intermural Basket- o , . ' CONSTANCE SCHAFFN ER CONNlE A classmate who is honest and true And further more, a worker too. Art Club 25 Glee Club l, 2, 35 Dramatic Club l5 Latin Club 3, 45 Pilot Staff 45 Senior Chorus5 Library Club 45 Senior Play Stage Eonimitteei Christmas Pageant 45 Junior Red Cross 3, 45 Basket- a team . IRENE Tl ETZ TlETZY Here's a girl that's hard to beat She's the girl with the dancing feet. Dramatic Club 15 Glee Club 3, 25 Latin Club 35 Red Cross 45 Year- book Staffg Student Council 45 Christmas Pageant, Senior Chorus5 Tri-Y 45 Pilot Staff 45 Stage Cast for Senior Play: Dance Com- mittee 4, FLORENCE MARY TINDALL nos FIoss's formula for fun Mix one giggle with a pun. Glee Club l, 2, 35 Tri-Y 45 Senior Chorusj Christmas Pageant 45 Senior Play Stage Committee. ALBERT VERVAET HA,-,. When Al starts ta toot on his trumpet All the kids start tc jump it. Rutherford, High School, Band 2, 35 Orchestra 2, 31 Chorus 3, Rutherfordians 2, 35 Band 45 Senior Chorus 45 Double Male Quar- tet 4, Senior Play, Intramural Basketball. will sf A if X X ,Mriffilff M ly N A 'f xx Q-um V-I1 Z is V 5 i f V Q TED TODT H-I-EDU 'He's king of those who love, to pun Where there's Ted, you'II find some fun. East Rutherford High School l, 2, Intramural l, 25 track 3, 4 Senior Chorus 4. EILEEN WAGNER HREDH Her crowning glory is her hair I H This maiden is both sweet and fair. Cheerleader 3, 45 Tri-Y 45 Red Cross 3, Christmas Pageant 4, Senior Chorus, Dramatic Club lg Yearbook Staff 4. I . filly J 0 M ARTHUR WESTBROOK PETER WISSE MARTY WlSS His drums he plays with great finesse Adonis would surely have a race Does everything well, l must confess. To beat this fellows manly pace. Band l, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Senior Pageontj Senior Chorus5 Male Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 25 Baseball l, 25 Intermural Basket Chorus 4: Track 3, 45 Year Book Staff5 Dance Committee 2, 35 ball i, 3, 45 Hi-Y 45 Sepi Qwzrus. Rifle Club l, 21 A. A. Council 2. X 3' . X A I JACQUELINE WOLFF . . PETER ZORILLA JACKIE A PETE lf all could be as artistic as she . 1 He is r her quiet, but not at all shy What a pictorial world this would be. . Y Amo I s friends, he ranks very high. President Red Cross 35 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Tri-Y 35 Secretary 45 Bafstball 2, 3J45,Fcotbdll l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball l, 2, 3, 45-Hi-Y Art Club l, 2, 3,.45 Glee Club 15 Christmas Pageant5 Senior Chorus5 3, ' Male Chorusj Glee Club5 Senior Chorus: Stage Committee Cheerleader 45 Senior Play5 Yearbook Staff5 Rifle Club 25 Poster Senior Play5 Christmas.Pageant. Commil'tee5 Program Committee5 co-chairman of India Print Sale5 Baseball 2, 35 Dramatic Society. J X x a 55? eff F11 ,K ii! rs Q4 as Q M in J A ' as Ig 4- W 3' ay f ' l A fn 2. N 9' ggi ga 99 r , . ,..... 4. . x' f- , Q ' - 19 2 L ' ' 'gf' i A Q 57: - - 53' F? 2 ' ' f 1 wg ,, i . - 3. 49 ir. 2 . f Q Q Qi' Q61 E f H UQ ':f f ' Q is . . ,, -, , ,, .,, gf., , AH, In bi '3' . QQ, ,. ., up ,wer 51 Q fn rs. ig, 9' ff -gs gf 9 HES, 2 ... 11 A if-4 if se Q, 4 .,3..:w-g--- 1. , 5 r, - 1 , ,M X am 5 . . .' 1 ,,WW,,W.,,, ., W ff ,LW. A A wr I . ,,,lW,.. t K b ' LL ' LVALW ' .L aj H 'vi-If X1 ,Q ' A 1 1. nr ' i. fn 25 CLASS H I STORY E approached that important-looking build- ing and entered within its depths to remain there four l?i short years. We were those little Freshmen, and oh, how we despised that name! After entering Mr. Monprode's room for Mrs. Mohair's and coming to class shy a book fit al- ways happensi, we started to get acquainted with the whys and wherefores of high school life. lGee, those Seniors don't bite after all!! We started to prove our questioned worth by electing our class officers. They were: John Lincoln as president, Paul Uster as vice-president, Audrey Bickhardt as treasurer, and Godfrey James as secretary. Well, now we were somebody! lt seemed safest though to keep our opinion to ourselves. 'Vacation'! No, not that one. This is just temporary and for a desired few. It seems Measles decided to favor our school about this time. We complained and diagnosed, and by the end of each day someone else went home with visions of a blaring sign on the front door! Well, what do you know! We welcomed Mr. Herring and with him came pleasant thoughts of a H.H.H.S. Band! The band in the first stages was very sad. We've learned to eat our words since then, though. iWe certainly can't be the ones who referred to it as the One Tune Band , can we?l Now, we did feel good! One of our class was elected a cheerleader to remain so for four years. Jean Norris was the one, and were we proud of her! My! Warm weather came around fast. We loved it, though, and not without good reason, for it brought with it our class picnic. Gaily, the Freshman year went fast! Not that we minded losing the title, but we did get a lot of publicity! We began to believe that our teachers really meant it when they said we were the noisiest class yet, especially so when the opening of school was detained 'till the l8th of September! iWe must have been a terrible strain on their nerves!! We later learned, however, that we were not to blame for the delay in the school's opening. il guess that showed us!! Seriously though, it was something very important and grave that was responsible. infantile Paralysis seemed to be making the rounds and precaution was on every doorstep. Mr. Noonan took our class over to see Mer- chant of Venice at Drew University, and we were all pleasantly surprised. l'm afraid we expected to merely enjoy the bus-ride, but were we fooled! The play and cast were excellent! Remember Bas- sanio, girls? Mr. Mac Mullen left our school this year, leaving a very noticeable gap in the school faculty. His track teams helped put Hasbrouck Heights on the map, and we all missed him. Three cheers went to our band! We started to see them at the games and were we proud, or were we! Why, they were great! Well, the battle was on! You wouldn't think there were so many ring designs from which to choose, and each person wanting a different one. iWasn't it lucky we weren't deciding on a hat?J We managed to agree, however, and then voted for color. Red won, but was quickly defeated when the government relayed that red just couldn't be had. lThat settled that!! We ended up with black onyx. Cheerleaders were chosen again and two of our sophomore class made it! They were Mary Ellen Murphy and Eileen Wagner. How glad we were for them! Well, that finishes our sophomore year, a year with a maximum of conceitedness and buoy- ancy that just naturally comes to Sophs. Oh, what a nice sound that word, Juniors, has to it! We were upper-classmen and don't think we didn't act it! Now we knew what prompts upper-classmen to act that way. We started this year off with a bang and elected our class officers. The votes were counted and the results were as follows: president, Betty Broadhurst, her helper, Jean Norris, secretary, Roberta Berridgep and treasurer, Paul Uster. This year was one for both sadness and cele- bration for we lost two excellent, top-rate teachers to their Uncle , and we got two other fine teachers in their places. Mr. Svedo left us to be- come Lieutenant ljgl Sveda, and Mr. Monprode became Pvt, Monprode. Mr, Sheridan and Miss Nagy were accepted with open arms to fill their places, and they proved their worth. Another valuable asset added to our school was Dr, Wilson, the Guidance Teacher. She was a great help to oh so many of us, and it's hard to believe past graduates got along without her valu- able aid. Five of our numbers were taken into the Honor Society, and it was just a cause for a very impressive and beautiful assembly, with candle- light and such. We had a proud father in our faculty this year, Mr. Kmetz.-And homework assignments were temporarily forgotten. l?l Well, weren't we the lucky ones! Barbara Kammer won, for the further fame of H.H.H.S., the public speaking contest with her memorable speech, Remember rehearsals, Miss Gertcher? Audrey Bickhardt and Jacquelyn Wolff were bubbling-over one l?l day this year, and not without good reason, either. Yes, they were the newest additions to the cheerleading squad. Woo, Woo! Remember our procession at the Senior Grad- uation? We wore pastel-colored gowns and felt so glamorous! We wondered why some cried after they were given their diplomas, We wondered how we would feel when we were up there and leaving school for good . l?l Which reminded us, we had but one year of high school ahead of us after this vacation! We came back this year Seniors, but minus many of our boys who had entered the service of their country. Golly, but we were proud of you fellows! Our school had certainly taken on a new perspective this year, both in building and in faculty. Greeting us were brand new, cement steps an the left bank of the lawn. Golly, did they look beautiful! Once inside the building we discovered our principal, Mr. MacDonald, had left and we had four vice-principals! lWhat a gruesome thought to place before already shuddering Freshmenll It really worked out grand, though, relieving much tension and skepticism in the student body, In addition, we had the following new teachers: Mr. Dotson, Miss Meade, Miss Harden- burgh, Mrs. Kortum lwelcome backl, Mr, Mills, Miss Montagne, and Miss Hamilton. Tri-Y members were inducted sans initiation! lWonders will never ceasell Our Yearbook got underway with o very cap- able staff and we hoped for the best. We presented Birthday of a King, our Christmas Pageant, and we were told it was a great success. Orchids to Mrs. Brown! Remember our Senior Play? Roberta Berridge, the lead, was stricken with appendicitis three days before the performance night, and Dot Singleton took over and turned out a magnificent perform- ance. Hooray for both of you and the rest of the cast, too. 'Bout here Miss Nagy decided to change her name to Mrs. Marta. Congratulations were all hers! Everybody these days was walking around like physical wrecks, but that was plain irony be- cause we were really being built-up via the com- mando course! Class Night! And it was all it was built-up to be! We howled every minute af it and tried not to think we'd soon be leaving it all. Then, someone was giving us our diplomas, and speeches were being made and people were applauding and we were being congratulated! Why, we were alumnaell -MARION ELLIS Mr james Hoffman esterda 'l' ll E P I L 0 'l' Vol. XV, JUNE l6, 1954 No. I3 EX T R Il Il R D I N Il R Y!! High School Completed! il- Students' Utopia! Dr. john Lincoln and his assist- ant, Miss Betty Broadhurst, are planning a cross-country lecture tour on the subject 'tAre You Tardy? The talks are to acquaint the world with Dr. Lincoln's recent discovery of a preventative for tardiness which he accredits most- ly to his assistant. As yet, the basic fundamentals have not been released, but it is believed to put Upep in your step and fun in your run. .-iovi. Hoffman Gets Job ' Y Y got the much-vied for position as radio-engineer for Station WHH HS. His ability has been proven time and again when he worked in Radio City. He received the good news with an enthusiastic Gee!l' 0..l Speed Hazard It has been found necessary to establish a speed limit for Oak Grove Avenue. . 0l., SPECIAL ATTRACTIONI Mr. Albert Vervaet and Mr. Warren Bunting, who have both just finished a record-run at the Metropolitan Opera House, will give a benefit performance for the Red Cross in our own Heights Theatre this Monday. Hasbrouck Heights The high school, which was started, 'way back in 1944, was com- pleted at high noon yesterday. The new building is an architectural masterpiece, being composed of an entirely new plastic not in common use as yet. This substance was discovered and perfected by Mr. George Borthig, the noted chemical engineer. The school was designed and built through the collaboration of the Ralph Baumann Engineering Corporation and the Chandless Me- chanical Engineers Incorporated. Many new and revolutionary ideas have been included to make this building be called by some the eighth wonder of the world. Special lighting effects, conceived by Alfred Stone and Peter Zor- illa, include a powerful light directed at the teacher's desk to prevent her seeing that which she shouldn't see. Our librarian will be Miss Mary Amendola and she will occupy an office in the east wing, section 5, of the spacious library. Miss Dorothy Clark will instruct junior English, occupying the fourth floor, section 3. Miss Dorothy Cross will handle the Senior English with the able assistance of Miss Cecelia Kane. Miss Audrey Bickhardt will be engaged as secretary to the Prin- cipal. She holds a record for tak- ing dictation, being able to receive There IS a Difference Admiral Dansen's theory that sea and sand are basically the same substance since both can change their superficial appear- ance, has finally been proven false. This conclusion was reached when he attempted to cross the Sahara in a destroyer. His only comment was, tilt just donlt work. Well, maybe next time! -. 0 PERSONNEL DIRECTOR Miss Eileen Wagner will work in the 'fNifty Silk Shoppe , locat- ed on the Boulevard in Hasbrouck Heights, as a personnel director. With her valuable assistance it is believed business will improve im- mensely., She has had a great deal of ex- perience in department stores in the west. 40 it at the rate of 300 words per minute with ease. The finishing touch to this re- markable school was the laying of the cornerstone by Mr. Martin Hoyt, the president of the Screws and Nuts Corporation. This com- pany has been a great help in bringingabout the final comple- tion of the high school. Citizens of this town are in- vited to inspect the new building. . 0..+. SECRETARIAL CONVENTION At the latest convention of the National 'fYou Dictate Itg Weill Write It Association Miss Roro- thy Hodulick was elected presi- dent. Other members include Misses Lucille Rosenhagen, Flor- ence T indall, Gloria Massey, and Jean Minkewicz. PageTwo THE PILOT ' ' INCOME TAXES WORRY Lawyer Wms Again You, SOCIETY Miss Barbara Kammer today Are you turning grey prema- l'- scored another victory in a local court where she proved to the court the mathematical benefit of installing pin-ball machines in all schools. She pointed out how quickly a student learns math when there is an enjoyable method of teaching. P.S. Teachers agree wholeheart- edly., - Leppert's Secretarial School Is your mind a blank? Do you have trouble with your forms? YOU DO! Leppert's is the place for you. Under excellent supervision of Misses Doris Bes- mer, Edna Bischoff, Doris Kings- ley, and Mercy Monson. Latest comptometer instruction by Miss Jean Duyssen. 1.01 Dedication Ceremonies Planned At a meeting last night officials of Bendix and Hasbrouck Heights discussed the ceremonies to be held when the new airfield is com- pleted. Miss Mary Ellen Murphy, the designer of this modern field, had previously announced that all work would be finally finished by the end of next month. A high point in the ceremony will be the arrival of Mr. Robert Jones upon completing his second non-stop trip around the world. Among the many famous aviators who will be on hand to welcome Mr. jones are Emil Ciavattone, William Lange, Ivan Martin, Frank Ranuska, Arthur West- brook, and Walter Donahoe. i..0j. Buying Misses Dorothy Coyle and Ro- berta Berridge, after having com- pleted an extensive tour of Europe, will return to New York where they will be employed as buyers for the most exclusive stores. Miss Coyle will also be employ- ed by Mrs, Q. Anastasia Rocker- astor as personal buyer. turely? Do you have bags under your eyes that resemble suitcases? Are your nails chewed off al- most to your elbow? Not if you come to Theodore Todtls. He is a Certified Public Accountant. He will whisk through your income tax forms. Why not come in and see him?? Hmmmmm? In The isporlaghf New Element Discovered! Alaska, Beneath the frozen tundra of Alaska lies a new element! It was discovered and isolated by Mr. Arthur Bickhardt, the noted arche- ologist, after years of patient and heroic work. The exact form and use of this element cannot at pre- sent be released to the public. Dr. Charles Pfeifer is now per- fecting one form of the element to be used as a cure for home Work headaches. Assisting him in the notable enterprise are nu.rses of world renown. They are Helen Blaine and Norma Everett. It is believed that within a few years no student need suffer the agonies of homework headaches. In preparation for the arrival of many immigrants to mine this ele- ment, Mr. Paul Uster is design- ing modern, well equipped cities. These cities will offer all the com- forts available in any of the cities of the world, which is truly an accomplishment of note in this cold climate. .QOT Art Exhibit A complete section will be do- nated to the fabulous art works of the Misses Janet Matson and jacquelyn Wolff in the Museum of Art in New York. Their paintings are known and admired by everyone, and they will in all probability last for cen- turies as a great standard of work. 41 FLASH! Miss Audrey Metz, that well- dressed model, is a bit ruffled these days, as she has just com- leted her fifteenth trip around the globe. Editor's note: She is still going strong. Pk wk lk Miss Constance Schaffner, who has just completed her tour of France, is now in Czechoslovakia where she is seen with Count Rapizalepentzy de Smith. It looks like the real thing. -K -x -sf Starting next month the famed actress, Miss Marilyn Hoag, will be heard daily over station WBO in the new serial Calling Doctor Pontierf! lk lk lk Miss jean Weldon has returned to Hasbrouck Heights, and was welcomed by the hundred-and-one piece H.H.H.S. Band lead by Leonard Hero. Miss Weldon has established her name in society with the publication of the tenth revision of 'tThe Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire entitled Ker-plunk. She is accompanied by her secretary and companion, Miss Marion Ellis. .lo- NEW NURSES The Hasbrouck Heights Medi- cal Center today enrolled Misses jean Norris and Mary Virginia O'Brien as permanent nurses here. They were given the choice of several hospitals in which to work, but naturally they chose the Has- brouck Heights Medical Center as it has one of the highest ratings in the country. Another reason was they preferred to Work in the town in which they were brought up. THE PILOT Page Three Bea udette Signed By Yankees Donald Beaudette, better known as Beau , who was a credit to the team of Hasbrouck Heights, will now be an asset to the Yankees. It is expected he will break all previous records. SEXTUPLETS!! Hasbrouck Heights, Born today to Mr. and Mrs. Ratzkywatzky of No. 10 Lullaby Lane were six bouncing babies, two girls and four boys! Mrs. Ratzkywatzky, the former Miss jane Logan, had no comment to make and her husband couldn't. Attending her was the world re- nown physician, George Pecorellta, M.D. Assisting in this phenominal event was his equally famous cous- in, Dr. Anthony Pecorella. Following this taxing situation nurses Dolores Gager, Dorothy Allen, Yvonne Cerf, Ruth Eger- ton, and Virginia Melango are going away on a well-deserved va- cation. Garrow's Inferior Decorating Does If Remember- o.D.M.F.T., G.D.M.F.T. -l'l'lC3.IlS Garrow's Decorating Means Fine Taste! We'll make your place drape- shape! You'll never know it is the same place once we get through with it! SLUMMING New York City, New York Miss Dorothy Singleton has completed her survey of the slum districts in the New York area. To prove her theories she has brought back specimens of bac- terial life which up to this time were unheard of. Miss Irene Tietz, laboratory technician, conducted extensive ex- periments in hopes of discovering a new cure for the rare disease they cause. She will publish the results of her tests as soon as they are completed. Anything can be expected. She's Engaged! She's Lovely! She Uses Bloopps Smudge Pack!! Miss Niorma Everett gives full credit to our pack for her beauti- ful complexion. I owe all by charm to BLOOPPS, she says. GODFREY JAMES Mortician Our patrons have never yet complained! Come in within the next six months and take advantage of our special rates! We'll be expecting you! OUR GUARANTEE: Only one visit will be necessary! Signs! Posters! Ads! Richard Irwin does them all magnificently! ADVERTISE- and get RESULTS! It Happened! Jack jones worried about a home work assignment! Bickie was a wallflower! Mrs. Mohair got flustered! Benny Walked to school! Jackie hated to draw! Dotsy flunked a subject! Norma posed for a makeup ad! Art Chandless gave jitterbug lessons! The Hi-Y was unaware of a TRI-Y meeting! Irene condemned the 'tlindyf' Mr. Kemtz went up the down stairway! Betty was on time! George Borthig agreed with the rest of us! Pete Wisse has an inferiority complex! An underclassman looked anxi- ously foward to P.A.D.! Bicky Cboyj was minus his camera 'in sixth period English! The truant officer took a vaca- tion during the school months! When did this happen? Why yesterday in our imagination! DRINK! DRINK! DRIINK! Grutta and Wisse's Milk. It's hemogenized en route! It's enriched with vitamins X, Y, Z, 81 Q-2. f'There's nothing like it on a hot day,'l says Mike Grimes. 1 42 CLASS CALENDAR September 8 -Back to school!! Ho hum! No more sleeping late in the morning, up at the crack of dawn and on to a day of hard work. Gee! Just think,-us- high and mighty SENIORS! l l-Con you imagine? Just back to school and they i5- 20 give us a half session! Well, do tell. Bid our final farewell to Betty Broadhurst our Junior class president and welcomed in Godfrey James who is to be our ruling hand for '44. -We'd like to say How do to our new host of teachers, Miss Manners, Miss Hordenberg, Miss Montagne, and Mr. Mills, . . . Hi! 24-Our first pep-meeting and our first taste of the new cheerleaders. They did okay, even though we did hear their knees knocking. P.S. We play our life long rivals Wood-Ridge tomorrow. Come on, you Aviators. 25-Our first tussle on the Grid-lron . . . Who wan? . . . .Aheml . . .They did-6-3! October 2-Another Saturday on the Grid-lron. This time not our own. Shh! Dumont held the winning glory with a score of 7-O. 9-Ah! First dance of the year. . . given by the set the example class. We had a super time and it was fun rug-cutting with the old crowd. P. S. Our wonderful Aviators beat Park-Ridge today B-7-Phew! ll-Jeep Drive starts today. Come on, kids, let's see if we can go way over the top. I4-What are those peach colored papers we're fill- ing out? No, we're not learning how to win friends and influence people-we're trying to find out what we'll be in about five or ten years -and why. I6-Maybe the hot dogs and soda did the trick cause our Kmetz men gave Westwood a shellacking- i8-O. 23-Everyone carried their weary bones lhoarse throats and all! to the Red Cross dance-it was a good dance and also a good game with neigh- boring Lodi this afternoon even if we did slide under-l4-6. 27-Oh, more peach colored papers!! This time we're finding out all about our inner self . . you know . . . the real us. 30-Splash!! Pardon us, but such a downpour you never saw. Trying to run in between the drops lwhich was impossiblei our eleven wonders slid down the muddy Hawthorne field today to make the final and only goal ending the game with a 6-O total. Nice work, you he-men. This watery afternoon was followed by the annual Hall-o-we'en dance at the gym. Have some pretty jivey hep-cats in dear old H,H.H.S. . . . maybe the cider???? November I-Hi there Mr. November. Say, when is Turkey Day this year? 6--Now wouldn't that make you go into a frazzle? Having to lose a game I3-I2-not l3-6 or anything like that but I3-l2. Don't let us kid you, it was really the almost perfect game, fast and close. The only thing wrong was North Arlington-they won. Everyone is all happy and grinning again- thanks to a successful Hi-Y dance. lO-Tomorrow is Armistice Doy-lsure hope we have another one soon! which called for recog- nition of the date-that we did in the form of an assembly. i3-Guess football ond dances sort of click cause after brushing off Harrison 26-O this afternoon everyone tumbled merrily into the Snow Ball Frolic given by the Library Club. I8-Bang, bang- Come to order. -Oh, hi there- we're having another class meeting. Mr. Gols- borough of the Curtis Publishing Company has us all hepped up and we're going to sell maga- zines-of course those two free tickets to see Oklahoma make a nice goal to strive for too. 20-The Juniors gave a very colorful dance tonight -had laughing faced carrots, cabbages, and all sorts of va-jet-a-buls on the walls. 25-Turkey Day at last! Also the yearly game with Wood-Ridge-YIPEE!! We wan! The score? Oh, yes! 2-O. An unusual figure yes, but we're just an unusual team. Now home to that Turkey. 30-Gash, the last day of November already. Seems like Father Time is working over hours. December l-Hi there, Miss Hamilton-our new librarian. Mrs. Scholl left us a little while back and we sure do miss her. 3-Preliminaries to the Public Speaking Finals be- ing held tonight. Lots of luck kiddos-we're all rooting for you. 4-The Football dinner-dance tonight. Gee, didn't all the fellows look proud receiving their awards? Can you blame them? They sure do deserve something-specially after coming out second in the League standing. lO-Read all about it!! First edition of the Pilot rolled off the press today-sho am a nice look- ing paper-Dot Coyle is the ably assisted editor- in-chief who had all the headaches. l2-My, but aren't we the vain creatures? Look at us all running around looking at one another's pictures. Guess we won't look too bad in the yearbook. I3-Well, Mrs. Dentz has left the portals of our domain and we'd like to welcome in Miss Meade. I4-Hmm! Wonder if we'll have a taste of the white flakes for Christmas? Kind of warrn for De- cember. I7-Now you know why we were running around singing all day and the purpose of the white cheese cloth on the fair damsels. We think we made a pretty picture with the girls dressed in white fluff and the fellows portraying shepherds. Extra added attraction: Our Christmas vaca- tion starts today also instead of the 23rd as planned, My, just think what a lot of colds can do for you. 21-Opened the Basketball season with North Ar- lington-at same-we lost-37-22. 27-Don't the decorations look super? Hi there! Come on in and stay awhile-what's up? Why, our Christmas Ball. January 3-Yumpin Yimineelll I944!!! Lots of folks look a little sleepy even after a vacation but they all managed to hear Little Ben go off this morning. 7-Lots of luck to you Bud lBuntingl. Hope you like your new life in the salty crew of the Navy. Sorry we had to lose to Wood-Ridge-40-3O- on your going away day. i 44 ll l7 2l -Yearbook is coming along at a nice even keel with Marion Ellis as our Captain. Say, Three Cheers! We beat Closter today-37-24. Keep up the good work fellows. -Aren't the songs we're learning in Senior Chorus really beautiful? Mrs. Brown sure knows how to pick 'em. -Public Speaking Finals-Our congrats to Mari- lyn Lozier of the Juniors who certainly walked away with top honors. Speaking of top honors -Fort Lee took them tonight in a game with our Air-men-49-20. 29-Buzz, Buzz,-say, what are you mumbling about? Oh-the Popularity contest is in full swing-No wonder you're in such a dither. 30-Say, what for is everyone cramming? -Oh, creampuffs and onions!! We nearly forgot about exams. February 4 8 -Well, thank goodness that is over. They get worse every year. Wonder if they posted the results of the tryouts for the Senior play?-sho 'nuff-congrats gang-that had better be a good opening night. -The playvcast started rehearsals today under the direction of Mary E. S. Goldwyn and Cecil B. Whitcomb, ll-Our basketball team took North Arlington out I4 I9 on the court today and showed them a nice game which we took claim to-Sl-28. -Back to school after a lovely week-end. Now, doesn't everyone look happy-why, it's Sweet- heart Day. -Seems like everyone went to the Firemen's show tonight-At least, that's where all the noise is coming from. March 3 -Well, the Varsity closed their- season by play- ing a game with the challenging Hi-Y team- even the cheerleaders split up in fours. Varsity held the Victor's title which was nice for their last game because we didn't have o very suc- cessful season. Score? 56-331 4-AA dance-was lots of fun-had an elimination dance with two tickets to the Senior Play as the prize. Mr. Depken popped in to tell us he was practically a member of Uncle Sam's Navy. Lots of luck. 7-Did you ever? The play scheduled for Saturday night and our leading lady decides she needs a rest. So what does she do? She gets herself a ride in the ambulance up to the Hospital and has her appendix out!! Shame on you Bert. 8-Play postponed until April first-Our leading lady's stand-in is busily learning her lines so production can continue. lO-Gosh, only eight days left to buy bids for the Junior Prom-come on fellows-call up your cutie tonight-hear tell it's going to'be a real classy affair. l3-We had a lop-sided half-sessionytoday. Had the morning off. Naturally no one knew we were supposed to go back in the afternoon. l5-Our hats are off to you and Mr. Marta, Miss Nagy-- Happy Wedding Day - P. S. Don't burn the toast. l7-Ay, and 'tis true-'tis the day for wearing the green. l8-Gosh, is it really the l8th already? Can't get over how nice the prom decorations looked- those Juniors certainly take the cake for origin- ality. Didn't everyone look simply bee-oo-ti-ful all snazzed up? 20-First day of Spring and to celebrate the happy affair we are enjoying a snow storm that must have hailed from Canada. Gosh, there's a sur- prise on every corner. 28-How's Murder Mansion doing? Oh, just fine and dandy, thanks. Don't forget opening night Saturday. 3l--Imagine. Seniors in high school having to take a review on arithmetic. Well, we are!! April I-Gee! We have real actors and actresses in our midst. They did the play up Grade A in our opinion. The tomatoes couldn't have been too bad 'cause no-one threw any. 7-Do you see what we see? Aren't there buds on that bush outside of Coach's room? Well, l'll be. I2-Long time no have-thought maybe the rug- cutters had collected cob-webs by this time but it seems to have done well by them. Gosh, how we all do love to dance. I7-My, but don't we look purty? All dolled up in our spring duds-feels good to discard the mit- tens and stuff- P.S. Here we are back push- ing pen and pencil around again after Easter Vacation. 23-Oh. bloops! Time is falling down around us and here we dote. Wish someone would give us a shove and get us going on those Senior thesis reports. 29-They dood it again!! Juniors had another hum dinger of o dance-how do they do it??? May l-Oh, yummy, from the looks of things we have a neat baseball schedule still ahead of us. 9-More fun! Seniors' Day-Ah! lf school was only like this all of the time. No offense dear mem- bers of the faculty, bet you had fun being part of the class today. I8-Three cheers for Mrs. Brown and her wunnerful piece of work on the Spring Festival. 27- Moy --get out your spring dancing shoes be- cuzz the AA is giving the Spring dinner-dance tonight-should prove to be a lot of fun. Jlllle 'l-Oh, Glory be--June is here upon us-what with practicing for graduation and exams only a short week away-oh, YlPE!l 7-Well, here they are-EXAMS-our last ones in H.H.H.S.-so they tell us. lO-Gosh, did we have fun!!! Trying to explain the Senior Prom would be too hard-it was just too too perfect. ll-A very impressive Baccalaureate Service started Our last busy week of school for us. Reverend Hoffman delivered the address. I2-Class night-what a bang up affair-guess everyone is all laughed out cause there was fun galore for all-my, but how we did laugh. i4-Good cure for Writer's Cramp? Seems that a lot of people are still getting last minute doo dabs here and there in their yearbooks. Our Coronian of '44 sure is an eyeful. l6-GRADUATlONl!ll Sure hate leaving you dear old H.H.H.S.-it's like losing an old friend but now we're starting on a new road to a world of new and different friends-so long everyone- and BE GOOD!!!l H -AUDREY BICKHART ularit MOST POPULAR FASH ION PLATE RALPH BAUMANN PETER WISSE ARTHUR CHANDLESS AUDREY BICKHARDT MARION ELLIS I ROBERTA BERRIDGE v Most -LIKELY T0 succzno PAUL USTER CUTEST COUPLE BARBARA KAMMER RALPH BAUMANN b IRENE Tnsrz Q PERSONALITY PLUS PAUL USTER MARY ELLEN MURPHY BEST ATHLETES D ONALD BEAUDETTE PEPPIEST ARTHUR BICKHARDT AUDREY BICKHARDT B ETTY BROADH U RST MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED PAUL USTER MARY ELLEN MURPHY CLASS ORATOR BOB JONES BARBARA KAMMER C3 Contest f PIN UP BOY AND GIRL ARTHUR CHANDLESS NORMA EVERETT ,NUM USHERS ' alGess'r HEARTBREAKER GODFREY JAMES DONALD BEAUDETTE JANE LOGAN NORMA EVERETT CLASS GENLUJIG BIGGEST FLIR1' GEORGE BCR FRANK RANUSKA ARA KAMMER Most SOPHISTICATED BARB EDNA BlscHoFF IVAN MARTIN , BOB JONES PETER WISSE JEAN NORRIS MOST VERSATILE PAUL USTER MARY ELLEN MURPHY BEST DANCERS RALPH BAUMANN IRENE TIETZ Aus: Aansr JACK Jowss wh-TIES... BETTY BROADHURST ARTHUR BICKHARDT AUDREY BICKHARD1' A 1 PRESENTATIONS DOROTHY ALLEN .,,,.,,,...,,,.,,,,.,....,,.,. Doll's dress WARREN BUNTlNG ..-.-------,----- ------- S l'llP Pretty clothes you most desire To you we give this little ship So here's a dress for your attire. We hope that you will enjoy your trip. MARY AMENDOLA ,,,..,.........,.................. Rouge YVONNE CERF .........................---...--. Nurses COP Just in case your blush should pale YOU l0 lQ to be QV' Ungel in white This drugstore complexion will never foil. So we give you this cap to start you right. RALPH BAUMANN ,,,..,,,.,,,.,.,,..,.,,,,,,,..,, Football ARTHUR CHANDLESS .....................--..---.. Esquire Because in foofbqll you do excel You are well dressed in our esteem We give you this football, use it well. So we give you this Esquire Magazine. DONALD BEAUDETTE .................................. Doll EMIL CIAVATTONE ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,.. A irplane You've broken all the girls' hearts, sir. To ygu we give this airplane Here's a doll, let's see you intrigue her. To insure your ride to fqmef' ROBERTA BERRIDGE ..........,........... Mademoiselle DOROTHY CLARK A ,,,,,,,,,,,l.,,,,,A,,,..,,,,,,, Notebook Because you are clad pertectly from head to 'fgecuuse you gre so Very gmgrt toe This notebook will give you a real head start. Take this Mademoiselle to help keep you just so. DOROTHY COYLE .........,,......Y................ Hair Bow Because you've got such a large collection DORIS BESMER ----------'------'------4-----------4 A---- - -lm We give this bow to make it perfection. Because your clothes are so neatly pressed We give you this iron to keep you well DOROTHY CROSS ..........,.........,....,...... Wallpaper dressed-H ln papering walls you do excel So we give you this sample, since you do it so AUDREY BICKHARDT ,,............ .,.. , ...,.. P ep weuhff Just because you're always hep We give you this little box of pep. PETER DANSEN ..,...........t...t...... ........s. P ennont To you this pennant we give ARTHUR WCKHARPT --------------------------------- ATOP May we forever in your memory live. With all the class you've made a hit So take this top, your personality it will tit. WALTER DONAHOE .......................,...,... ...TOCkS Use these tacks at your discretion HELEN BLMNE -----'---4-------'---------------w-- 5lC'll0ne Y And watch your victim's startled expression. Because you write to Walt so much We give you this stationery, do keep in touch. JEAN DUYSSEN ...................................... LipStiCk ' , To you we give this lipstick bright EDNA BISHOFF ' 'i 'LGu9h'n9 905 We hope it's not too dark nor light. To you we give this laughing gas Because you're a very giggly lass, RUTH EGERTON .......................................... 5kiiS We know that in Canada you loved to ski GEQRGE EOR-I-HIG World Almanac So we give you this pair, please don't land in We give you the World Almanac in order to 0 Heep keep ' Your knowledge of world affairs complete. MARION ELLIS ......................,,.............. Coronian We give you this Coronian i944 JACK BRINKERHOFF ' ' B ell May we be in your memory forever more, To you we give this little bell Of your presence it will tell, NORMA EVERETT ..................,............... Lux Soap We have always admired your complexion so BETTY BROADHURST ........,............... Basketball ,Ore We give you this basketball so round Please take this Lux soap and keep it that Take it and bounce it on the ground. fair. 48 DOLORES GAGER ....,...................,......... Earrings We give these tiny earrings to you We hope you like this shade of bIue. MURIEL GARROW ........,..,................,... Mascara It your eyelashes ever turn from block Use this mascara to bring them back. MICHAEL GRIMES ....,......................... Funny Book We know you'll laugh with or without So here's a funny book to help you out. BENNY GRUTTA ..............,,,........,.... T Gas Stomp ln case your tank should only be damp To you we give this ration stamp. LEONARD HERO .,..,..,.,..,..........,,....... Saxophone To you we give this saxophone But kindly play it when you're alone. MARILYN HOAG ,,...,.,............,........... ..Listerine Because your singing is such a treat We give this Listerine to keep your voice sweet. DOROTHY HODULICK .........,........ Pad and Pencil ln shorthand you do excell Take this pad and pencil and use it well. JAMES HOFFMAN ..........................,,.. .....,. F ilm Of taking snaps you know enough Accept this film and do your stuff. MARTIN HOYT ...................,.......... Spanish Book If you should ever travel down South Ameri- can way This Spanish book will help you through each doylu RICHARD IRWIN ........,,.,....., ..,,., B ow Tie A bow tie you like to wear So wear this one if you dare. GODFREY JAMES ........................................ Baton Because you are the leader of our class We give you this baton so you won't be last. JACK JONES ...................................... Dictionary This dictionary is only a pun We give it to you in the spirit of fun. ROBERT JONES ........ Arthur Murroy's Dance Book For steps more intricate to do Art Murroy's book will see you through. BARBARA KAMMER .................-..---------- SOUP BOX We give you this little soap box Because as a public speaker you are tops. CECILIA KANE .............................. .Henna Rinse We've always admired your hair so bright Please take this henna rinse and keep it just right. JACK KING . ........................................ -.....- G GQ Because you simply love to chatter We have a remedy for this matter. DORIS KINGSLEY .................................. RGinbOW Rainbow girls is your heart's delight So we give you this one so shining and bright. BILL LANGE ...................... ...... ...................... C CI F We give you this car your heart's desire But we leave it to you to furnish the tires. WARREN LAWRENCE ......... .s......... B ag of Coffee We give this bag of coffee to you To keep you awake the whole day through. JACQUELYN LEPPERT .,........,... Typewriter Ribbon You're tops as a typist so we did hear Here's a ribbon to start your career. RAYMOND LICAMELI ............................ Baseball After the war when you come home from the seas We will give you this baseball to use as you please. JANE LOGAN .................................... Toothpaste Because your teeth are so pretty and white Take this tube to keep them bright. IVAN MARTIN .........,............................ Peroxide When your hair begins to turn gray Use this peroxide to keep old age away. GLORIA MASSEY .................... ....... C at Cats you simply do adore So set this one by your door. JANET MATSON ................................ Paint Brush ln art you do excel Here's o paint brush, use it well. VIRGINIA MELANGO .......................... Candy Bar Because you are friendlyfquiet, and sweet We give you this candy bar for a treat. AUDREY METZ .................................. Funny Book For your wit you are known So here's a funny book to call your own. JEAN MINKEWICZ .........,.......,...... Lock and Key CONSTANCE SCHAFFNER ................,,.... Perfume Secrets you keep so very well To you we give this perfume rare We give you this lock, we know you won't 'Twas made for only one so fair. tell. - DOROTHY SINGLETON ...............,...,.......... Comb HOWARD Mllcl-lEl'L ' 'AAo' Corn We give this comb to a maiden fair Because your jokes are old and worn To you who has Sud-I lovely hog,-I We give you this luscious can of corn. ALFRED STONE .....,..,.....,..........,.,........,... Candle MERCY MONSON ,.....,,..,....,,.. ...., V ictrola Needle I I I If I I I We give to you this candle bright You were vaccinated with a vlctrola needle we We,re sure you COFIII ouISI,IIne IIIIS Iighthu were told So we're getting you this one to have and to IRENE TIETZ I,,.,V,,--AVYYQ,,-.,,.,,,A,,,,,,,, Dancing Shoes hold-H ln dancing you have earned a name MARY ELI-EN MURPHY-U-----HOW Io Win Fnends So take these shoes and dance to fame, and Influence People . . ' FL RE NDALL ...............,.,..,,.... N I P I h This book should be revised by you fl NCE Tl I I Im 0 'S Because you wII,I Mends the way you doll: Because your nails are always just right We give you this nail polish to keep them DANIEL NICHOLS ,..,.,,,,..,,...,..............,..., .,..Pen brighlf' Because you are handy with the pen Here's one from the five and ten. TED TODT ' ' ' ' Teddy Bea' Your name has caused many a pun JEAN NORRIS -----,--.----------,--------'-..,--- MGQGDIWOHG So take this Teddy bear, it's only in fun. As a cheerleader you do excel Here's a megaphone, give us a yell, PAUL USTER ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.......,,..,,,,,.,...,. Hat MARY VIRGINIA O,BRIEN--InW-mmm--FIOSIIIIQIWI A hat is your most prized possession ' t ll ' . ,,To you we gIve this IIGSI1IIght bright Here s another to add o your co ection Because you're afraid to go home at night. ' AI-BERT VERVAETHI-IIM-mm-mMagnIIyIng GIGSS HENRY O'LAUGHLlN ....,,,.....,,,..... Wooden Shoes We hope this glass will help you find Shoes are rationedg you dance swell The SDOOIYS Of Murder MUf1Si0f1'S kind. Here's a pairg use them well. I EILEEN WAGNER .,................................ Sailor Doll ANTHONY PECORELLA ........................ Toy PICIVIO We know the Navy gives you a thrill TNS TOY DIGVIO will m0I4e much noise So here's a toy-sailor to remind you of Bill. We give it to you to play for the boys. JEAN WELDON ................................,,...... Watch GEORGE PECORELLA ,,..............,,,,., First Aid Book HTG school you are always 'ate We give to you this First Aid Book So take this watch, be on time for your dates. In case you ever have to bandage a foot. ARTHUR WESTBROOK .......,.............. Drum Sticks CHARLES Pl:ElFER ' ' Baseball Cop Accept these sticks at our request llwe glve lllls baseball Cop lo you For as o drummer you're the best. So it can see you the season through, PETER WISSE ,,.........,...,................,....... Superman LORRAINE RAMBUSH ,,,,,,. ........................... S hip I, I HW . . -. . Adonis carry on for me e give to you this little ship I , ,, . . ,, Said Superman to Pete Wisse. To remind you of someone who may be on it. FRANK RANUSKA4HHmnUmm-mm--mnJoke Book JACQUELINE WOLFF .................... ............ F lower HA Ioke Is your Idea of fun A flower you always wear in your hair 50 herefs O book now Ietfs have Oney Now here's anotherg please put it there. Luciu.E Rossi-IAGEN ..,....,,,.,..,,,,.. chewing Gum PETER ZORIU-A - A-----'--- --------------------'-----,-- I- elle' As chewing gum is your delight We give you this football letter, Pete Have a package on us tonight, We know your teamwork can't be beat. 50 Senior Poetry MISSION AT DAWN Darkness clothed in misty raiment Wraps its arms 'round every plane, Motors, warming, roar their challenge, Goals far distant to attain. One by one, great birds are rising. Bearing death within their jaws. Higher, higher, mounting skyward, Eagles fighting for a cause. Soon they near the mighty target, Bomb-bays open, terror reigns. Wheeling quickly, planes turn homeward, Leaving smoking, black remains. -DOROTHY COYLE. 0 REFLECTIONS ON SHOES Shiny black leather pump, what, broad foot have you squeezed? A cool pseudo-sophisticate's achingly large Or a warm-hearted matron's whose soft toes are pleased? By her shapeless and worn flannel slippers, alone? Baby shoe of soft kid, to what foot do you cling? Do you strengthen the steps of the rich or the poor? Have you caused doting hearts to be gay and to sing Or have you made souls desolate happy again? Splitting out at the seams, dusty Ia-borer's shoes, Have you made cutting pebbles seem little less sharp? Do you cring and hide low through some half- hearted ruse, All the time knowing yours is the highest respect? -JANEL MATSON. THE PICTURE There is a picture which hangs on my wall, lt's a scene of a farm in the fall. The road is muddy, the gate is worn, The fence is unpainted, the ground is forlorn. The sky is quite cloudy, the brook looks so grey, I wonder what inspired the artist that day. And yet with its pallor of gloom hanging o'er I'm sure that inside l'd find something more. Perhaps an old couple at rest by a fire Or some rare antiques to behold and admire, Often I think of the things I would give, To just walk into that frame to live, -CONSTANCE SCHAFFNER. 0 WINTER The North winds blow across the land And sweep the summer's warmth away, No glare from sunlight lingers now For darkness takes the place of day. The trees have shed their dress of leaves, Alone they stand, so cold and bare, And flowers withered from the strain Have lost their beauty, fine and rare. All nature seems to fade away, No fair enchantment can be found, But such a time occurskjust once- When winter weather comes around. -MARY ELLEN MURPHY. WISHFUL DREAMING I've often had the yearn to travel, On foreign soil to freely roam, To journey miles across the ocean, To see the sights, afar from home. I would not miss a single item, The seven wonders I would see, The ancient marvels of old Egypt, Would be no more unknown to me. To all strange cities, I would wander, And I'cI explore each tiny nook, But since this all is wishful dreaming, l'll be content with a travel book. -DOROTHY CLARK O THE EDEN OF CANADA Canada, Canada, boundless and free, Home of the maple, and river, and lea, Myriad lakes are the pearls of your crown, Mountains majestic, of purple and brown. Snow-covered tundra do border your realm, Maritime sea-farers guard at the helm. Minerals and fuel-oil are free from tihy store. Coal-fields keep frost and defeat from thy door, Habitant, English, your offspring are one. Now all are working for victory to come. Canada, Canada, of thee we sing. Praises and pride for thee ever shall sing. -RUTH EGERTON. STORM The tranquility of the night's silent splendor Is broken upon a low rumbling thunder, The sky touched with flames of God's pointing finger Is washed by the blood of the clouds as they linger The breath of the Gods, full of terror and fear Does rush through the woodland as fast as the deer Twisting and breaking the rain-beaten branches, Proud of his conquest, the wind fiercely prances. -RICHARD IRWN. O HIS WILL BE DONE They're spread o'er all the world right now, On land and foaming seag The deeds they do we know not how, They fight for liberty. What is there in a flag unfurled That stirs men's blood to fury? What sends them tramping o'er the world To be dictators' jury? What sends boys from a humble home Out there to fight and kill? Who is it sends them out to roam? It is their Father's will. -DOROTHY Sl NGL ETON. J. 'Sf' 'FEL ,fig U...1,,...k W4 ,iff ' lo 'l YEARBOOK STAFF Editor, MAR-ION ELLIS Calendar, AUDREY BlCKHARDT Patrons, ROBERT JONES Editorial, DOROTHY COYLE Photography, DOROTHY CROSS Subscriptions, GEORGE BORTHIG Statistics, ROBERTA BERRIDGE Sports, Girls-HELEN BLAINE Finances, JEAN WELDON Art, JACQUELINE WOLFF BOYS-RALPH BAUMANN Secretaries, DOROTHY HODULICK Ads, BARBARA KAMMER Adviser, MARY E. MOHAIR MURDER MANSION CAST or CHARACTERS Carlotta Cramer, DOROTHY SINGLETON Flora Manning, JEAN NORRIS Ophelia Smith, MARILYN HOAG Palmer Keen, ROBERT JONES Mimi Spaulding, BARBARA KAMMER lnsoector Benjamin Hicks, ALBERT VERVAET Mary Marley, AUDREY BICKHARDT Albert Jackson, PAUL USTER Madame Marie Ravoli, JACQUELINE WOLFF Dr. Lionel Hamilton, JAMES HOFFMAN Roberta Berridge was a member of the original castg but because of illness she was unable to continue. Director, CHARLES F. WHITCOMB Coach, MARY E. S. MOHAIR STUDENT COUNCIL President, AUDREY BICKHARDT Treasurer, BILLY COBB Secretory, ROSE MARY McCULLOUGH Adviser, DAVID A- NOONAN A. A. COUNCIL President, PAUL USTER Treasurer, VIRGINIA BROWNING Advisers, GERHARDT DEPKEN, ANDREW KMETZ, NANCY COOKE Secretory, JOAN KURTZ 55 PILOT STAFF Editor, DOROTHY COYLE BARBARA KAMMER Assistant Edamfs, DOROTHY CLARK, Adviser, ELSIE s. SCHOLL JUNIOR RED CROSS President, MARY VIRGINIA O'BRIEN Secretory, BETTY DELAMATER Vice President, JEAN CALDWELL Treasurer, MARILYN HOAG Adviser, ROSE T. MONTAGNE 56 LIBRARY CLUB President, BARBARA KAMMER Treasurer, MARGUERITE AUBERT Advisers, ELSIE SCHOLL, JANET HAMILTON LATIN CLUB President, JOYCE KRUEGER Treasurer, PATRICIA RAFF Vice-President, SUZANNE GOLDEMBURG Secretary, DOROTHY CONTANT 57 TRI-Y President, MARY ELLEN MURPHY Treasurer, ROBERTA BERRiDGE Vice President, AUDREY BICKHARDT Chaplain, MARY AMENDOLA Secretary, JACQUELINE WOLFF Adviser, MARTHA N. MARTA HI-Y President, PAUL USTER Treasurer, ALFRED STONE Vice President, GODFREY JAMES Chaplain, HOWARD MITCHELL Secretary, GEORGE BORTHIG Adviser, JAMES MILLS 58 Honor Society BERN ICE M. GERTCHER Adviser BARBARA KAMMER PAUL USTER GEORGE BORTHIG JEAN NQRR55 lma Mater Though there are many other schools, Ot this there is no doubt, Still we always cling to Hasbrouck And we know there's but one route. That's to win all ot the victories In the class-room or the track, And be loyal sons and daughters Of the Orange and the Black. When we leave our high school class rooms Never more there to return Still our memory never leaves us Ot the place wherein we learned, And our eyes grow bright with gladness I As we turn our memories back And recall those days of joy beneath The Orange and the Black. 59 FOOTBALL OACH ANDY KMETZ looked cheerfully into the future with five lettermen returning from last year s team Although the squad was rather light it proved aggressive by pouncing on the opposition B to wind up in second place in the Bergen County Scholastic League fS The team started slowly by losing first to Wood Ridge 6 3 and on the following Satur l day to Dumont 7 O An improvement was shown when the Heights beat Park Ridge 8 7 and Westwood, I8-6. Lodi, always a hard opponent managed to overcome us I4-6. On the following Saturday in the rain and mud soaked field a perfectly executed pass from Baumann to Zorilla helped us to score a 6-O victory over Hawthorne. A surprise to all was our lass by one point to the favored North Arlington team. Here we reached our peak performance. Completely outplaying them for three quarters a tired but spirited squad lost out in the waning minutes, i3-l2. Harrison proved to be weak, and Heights overcame them by 26-O. This gave Coach Kmetz a chance to experiment with his material for the coming year. The classic Thanksgiving Day game was a thriller all the way nip and tuck . A blocked kick by Eugene Dinallo rolled out of the end zone for a safety and two points, which was all we needed to be victorious over Wood-Ridge, our old rival, With Dan Beaudette, Ralph Baumann, and Godfrey James in the backfield and Art Chandless, Pete Wisse, Pete Zorilla, Paul Uster and Frank Ranuska, who did noble service in the line, the team finished with a record of five won and four lost. 52 DAVID A. NOONAN Coach Assistant Coach ANDREW KMETZ NQQQ wovlxlw' kim u.stQ YV-,ul Q1 H sim., ILM! lhciky uf, AGQU Kwik Qlaces BASKETBALL . OACH ANDY KMETZ started the season with an in- experienced squod, Don Beaudette and Ralph Bau- mann were the only returning veterans from lost yeor's team. As the season progressed, Coach Kmetz experimented with mony combinations to find a smooth working five. However, due to the lack of experience among the sen- iors, Coach Kmetz began to concentrate on the lower classmen. The result was obvious, the season's record was: 3 wins ond l4 losses. Sickness and injuries to sev- erol key men olso contributed to the poor record. Despite this showing our morale was good, a fine trib- ute to our basketball players. ln defeat os well as in victory the team at all times displayed o fine spirit of loyalty and sportsmanship. 'ro A GOL' '7 STVNUENT 'WN' asf 1-f'KKE'? ,yo H pooh? gpo P11 , . yr SCHEDULE , . . 1 W f M..,,,..--M-...f M 'V' M' 'W 2' BASEBALL OACH DAVE NOONAN'S squad reported this spring with only three players missing from last year's team. Although some of the players are in new positions, the team is comparatively seasoned, Because of the trans- portation problem last year the team played independently, but this year they were reinstated in the Bergen County Scholastic League and have high hopes of finishing near the top. Dick Masch and Mike Grimes are expected to do most of the pitching, with Wally Lowensten, a freshman, an outside choice. Ralph Baumann will be on the other end of their slants with Bob Woodruff as an alternate. Dave Jones will be at first, Don Beaudette on second, Charlie Pfeiffer on thirdand either Pete Zorilla or Ray Koch at short, Don Frued, Bob Jones and Howie Mitchell are the outfield choices with Warren Lawrence in reserve. Q3 21 5-4: 5' -4,1 Apri Apri Apr: Apr: Apr: May May May May May May May May May I3 ll5 l2O I24 I27 Fort Lee Fairlawn North Arlington Closter Wood Ridge Westwood Dumont Dumont Fort Lee North Arlington Closter Wood Ridge Westwood Fairlawn Home Away Home Away Away Home Away Home Away Away Home Home Away Home Q is W TRACK UE to the loss of all but one letterman from last year s tra k squad, Gerry Depken looked aheadgto the coming season without optimism. Coach Depken worked hard this spring and the squad is rapidly rounding into form. The squad faces a stiff test with Ridgewood and St. Peter's Prep. added as dual meets to last year's schedule. Vito Putignano' and Bob Haltenhoff will lead the sprinters while God- frey James, the only letterman returning from last year's team, and Ivan Martin will run the quarter mile. The half-mile is still wide open with Ted Todt, Paul Uster, Alfred Stone and Arthur Bickhardt still in the running. George Borthig is given the nod in the mile with Fred Glaner a junior showing promise. The jumping events are a dark spot, but the weight events should sur- pass last year's showing. SCHEDULE April May May May May May May June 26- 3- lO -Ridgewood ..... l 7- 24- Hackensack ,.,.,.... .,..... Lyndhurst .,..... Home .,....,Home Wood-Ridge ....... ....... H ome Westwood ....,., St. Peter's...,, ........ .... . .. 27-Westwood .......... Wood Ridge Twin Boro Relays State Meet .......Home .......Home Home .......Home Home Home Home 66 !-Qs 1 'I ,ra-,.:f'2.f'4, .zig'1:i'5J,5,'EfGlrlsC' Basketball af' j, 4 avg-I' W V Jef U XZ NANCY COOKE, Coach 'I FRESHMEN soPHoMoRE 0'M,L x l2oo.,N-4.IlICbg,v-14,5 uwl Ku Www Mya, M jf jafAdviser, NANCY coorcs capman, MARILYN HOAG Lapffvaxi J V 1 Q C' WMM ki I 5 4 If e 5' A U X 4 V wil.: N ,gg ,gr f.! , 9 . .. . yd. U'Mn,1. W4 xW l llmlff uwnulv 1 CHEERLEADERS C JEAN NORRIS Ad f, NANCY cooKE Mr, PATRONS and Mrs. B. Allen Mrs, L, Amendola Mr, Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr, Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs, Beaudette and Mrs, C, Berridge and Mrs, H. J. Bickhordt and Mrs, H. Bischoff and Mrs. Turner C. Blaine and Mrs. G. C. Borthig J. Brinkerhoff and Mrs. C. W. Broadhurst and Mrs. A. Cerf Anthony Ciavattone and Mrs, A. S, Chondless and Mrs. Albert J. Clark Corpus Christi Church Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. H, Dotson and Mrs. Walter J. Donahoe and Mrs. H. Ellis Capt. and Mrs. L. O. Everett Mr. Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Rudolph Kudile E. Lange . C. E. Lawrence . L. Leppert Mrs. L. R. Lincoln Mrs. C. Logan Dr. and Mrs. l. E, Martin Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs W. C. Matson Joseph Metz Peter H. Monson . Chas. J. Murphy Clifton D. Norris Mrs. J, O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pecorella Mr. and Mrs. G. Pecorella Mr, and Mrs. Adam J. Rambush Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, Sgt. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. W. Gager W. R. Garraw P. Grimes C. Henches T. C. Hoag A. Hodulick Rev, and Mrs. J. E. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. G. M. James Walter H. Jones George Kammer L. A. Kane Joseph Kingsley R. Knettle Charles Kudile Joseph Kudile Mrs. F, Ranuska, Sr. Chief Petty Officer and Mrs. F. Ranuska Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H, Rosenhagen Mr. and Mrs. H, A, Schaffner 1 Miss Margaret G. Scheller Mr. and Mrs, C. G, Singleton Petty Officer Zlc and Mrs, D. W. Singleton Lieut. and Mrs. A. W. Stone Mr. and Mrs. William F. Talbot Mr. Henry W, Tietz Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Tindall . Theodore Todt Ferdinand Uster Fred W. Wagner Mrs. C. M. Weldon Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Westbrook Mr. and Mrs. R. Wolff v-Y---1-Y-v---Y ,--.,.,,-,.L4.,.-l,.,--,.5,,,-,4.-,-,.-l1l74 COMPLIMENTS OF THE BO RD of EDUCATION FRANK J. COYLE, JR., President HERBERT A. SCHAFFNER, Vice-President O LEROY A. FERM EDMUND E. FIELD, JR. ROBERT W. HYLAND HERBERT M, NIMMO MRS, JEAN B. BLOCHER FRANK W, BURR MRS. GENEVIEVE BENNER ROBERT I. RAFFORD, District Clerk ko -. - .... .11 .... .in.- vvv- vvv- v - 'IO 3,,lLQ---,,,,,-,,,,,,-4--,,-,.s4.,-31334 BEST WISHES FROM THE Mayor and Council L. C. BENTON LUDWIG BORSTORM H. GERARD MOERSDORF ROBERT I. RAFFORD ROBERT DAVISON, JR. CARL E. THERKILDSEN JOSEPH P. BREEZE, Borough Clerk Qtr irvtbfitrv-wvwxttwrtrvvwvvxitr 71 ,.A,--,-,, ,... ,,,--- .AAQ ,---.1---4- W 1 COMPLIMENTS NT? C ff 5 LJ J - ' if K 4592 ffigffziw W M mmf MMM fe THE JUNIOR CLASS , 'Ny We . fx? W vb fy ' if'FffAf7Q,,oMJ COMPLIMENTS OF OF Terrace Beauty Salon PERMANENT WAVING and Boulevard Kitchen SCALP TREATMENTS RACE AV MR. and Mrs. J. REDWINE dh COMPLIMENTS OF The Vina service station v 6wv vvv:t61t?tw--ii A 1 E x AJ 5 ,' .. :YW l aye SX if wx' v y1,1g E df' QZQZS if 5? Q '...l..........- - A ' Y! P' ffff f M E I fvjgljjiff' JS- A wif' df k, VI I VL 57 ad? jj' COMMENTS !75 f'f7gE'fM '1 fQ ' . SEX? CX: ,4 591j.,- A9m f fc. f ff9AMQ M E Tl-IE SOPHOMWQJBE CLASS F ,KQV 'MWA ff Rx , E 'CPL ,Q V J ' E' 'afflh pd 'W ' ,Q4,f,4wk- , V ','.,'L 0019! 5,11 ,M X, ,fM COMP'-IMENTS My y,4jferaE'g1bStorEs Inc. OF ffl V V if .t'.'L5c-10: AND uv JOSEPH J. AITKEN REAL ESTATE C I nts and Bes W h f ' Joseph's Shoe Repair 270 TERRACE AVENUE HASBROUCK HEIGHTS N J 250 BOULEVARD COMPLIMENTS T OF The Freshman Class COMPLIMENTS OF Park Cleaners M. R. GROULS, INC. DRY CLEA 'G DONE ON REAL ESTATE -- INSURANCE UREMISES Cleaners Tailors 194 BOULEVARD HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, N. J. . Telephone: Hoboken 3-l422 COMPLIMENTS OF O Columbine Beauty Shoppe SPECIALISTS IN BEAUTY CULTURE 84 WASHINGTON STREET 242 BOULEVARD HAssRoucK HEIGHTS, N, 1. HOBOKEN NEW JERSEY Phone: Hasbrouck Heights 8-0523 ltQvJt'titr--rtttfw-r't'trv.-- ---- -Vid 74 COMMUNITY SERVICE GENERAL AUTO DREPAIRING 2l7 BOULEVARD HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, N. Tel. Hasbrouck Heights 8-0622 COMPLIMENTS OF THE HASBROUCK HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL P. T. A. ummm smmm, Wall-roundad secrefarial courses for high school graduafes. Spl- cial Course for collage woman. Dlsfln- guisllcd Faculfy. lndividualind Insfruclion. Efhcfive Placamcnf Service. New farms Begin Fab., July, Sopl. 420 Lexington Ava., New York City 22 Prospect Sl., East Orangu, N. J. -FOR BULLETIN, ADDRESS DIRECTOR COMPLIMENTS OF THE ASPDIN COMPANY O 188 BOULEVARD HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, N, J Su, 1-1,111-vt----bv-Y Best Wishes to the Class of I944 IVAN BUSATT STUDIO PHCTOGRAPHER OF NOTABLES 260 MAIN STREET HACKENSACK, NEW JERSEY TEL: I-IACKENSACK 3-3434 Official Portrait Photographer for Bergen Evening Record, Paterson Evening News, and the I944 Coronian. 76 l,ll,4--,-,,....,-,--,-,,,,4.,,-.L,l4.- COMPLIMENTS OF THE OLD HOMESTEAD 307 TERRACE AVENUE HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, N. J. Tel, Hasbrouck Heights 8-0499 COMPLIMENTS OF FRANK A. ZABELKA CUSTOM TAILOR 0 KIPP AVENUE HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF F I S H E R ' S M.' G' R. SPRECHMAN I 245 BOULEVARD HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF HERMAN NIEHAWS HAssRoucK HEIGHTS GARAGE, Chevrolet Sales - Service and Repairs I 380 TERRACE AVENUE Phone: Hasbrouck Heights 8-0056 Inc JL-4----w+w1L-L--- zt1 LQQQQA4-4Q1p9l.LQ4L+ 191.1111 I Residence Telephone HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, N. J. ARMORY 4-3367 WILLIAM MORETTI PRESIDENT U. S. LINEN SUPPLY CO., INC. II3-I37 NO. FIRST STREET U. S. LAUNDRY SERVICE, INC. PATERSON, NEW JERSEY w 78 L14- Greetings and Best Wishes FORA SUCCESSFUL FUTURE -il TO THE Class of IQLILL ECLIPSE - PIONEER DIVISION BENDIX AVIATION CORPORATION TETERBORO, NEW JERSEY Jzv+ 9 ,---,.,-..--,--,,..-ll..- 1nQl44o1 CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF JUNE, 1944 WESTERN UNION AGENT Your Personal Pharmacist L-4.-,,----,,-17----,.,,.,4.-..J.,.3,,,l4.,l COMPLIMENTS OF CHARLES E. N. TREUER REALTOR General Insurance - Notary Public 3I5 BOULEVARD HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, N. J. Tel. Hasbrouck Heights 8-0303 THE REPUBLICAN CLUB Extends Greetings and Well Wishes to HASBROUCK HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ESPECIALLY THE CLASS OF I944 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND BEST WISHES OF VIEHL'S GOOD GULF STATION olL cn-IANGES GREASE ssnvlcs MADISON AVENUE C1 BOULEVARD HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, NEW JERSEY -.rvv--A-vvwvivvvv vvv-.qrivvvivv-ri'--wvvr COMPLIMENTS OF Allen and Allen Qiczvpgfw Real Estate - 288 BOULEVARD HASBROUCK HEIGHTS PHONE: HASBROUCK Insurance 343 VALLEY BLVD. WOOD-RIDGE HEIGHTS 8-0336 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Compliments of the Women's Republican Club Hasbrouck Heights, N. J. All Work Guaranteed Estimates Giv Albert Soel ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Wiring - Fixtures - Repair Work RADIOS Best Quality Materials Used Electrical Supplies Cr Appliances I99 Boulevard Hasbrouck Heights, N. en J. 82 --lr--lr-1-rtV-w-- -ri ----,--,,,,-.,.,,, -,,.,.-.-4.,,-1,,.,-,. COMPLIMENTS OF JERRY'S SANITARY BARBER SHOP 440 BOULEVARD C1 WILLIAMS AVE. HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF LEHMAN'S BAKE SHOP 247 BOULEVARD HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, N. J. COMPLIMENT5 OF THE OBSERVER THE COMPLETE WEEKLY NEWSPAPER COMPLIMENTS OF JOHN FERRARI CANDY SHOPPE for HAssRoucK HEIGHTS and 277 BOULEVARD I-IASBROUCK HEIGHTS, N. J. TETERBORO Tel, HAsbrouck Heights 8-0782 HEARTI EST CONGRATULATIONS TO Hasbrouck Heights High SchooI's Youngest Graduates from Hasbrouck Heights' Oldest Business Establishment G. DEPKEN fr SONS, INC. com. - rum. on.s - cox: COMPLIMENTS OF THE PIONEER SOCIAL AND ATHLETIC CLUB HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, N. J. - Compliments of COMPLIMENTS George's Barber Shop OF C. G. KYRIAKIDES, Prop. SANITARY METHODS - SKILLED WORKMEN Our Business Proves It Pays To Look Well D U B Y I73 Boulevard Hasbrouck Heights, N. J THE FLORIST we TELEGRAPH FLOWERS Tel. Hackensack 2-1428 187 MAIN STREET HACKENSACK, N. J. Compiimenfs of A Friend LQ-454-14g94+LAm1QA-14.154-lla Telephone: Hasbrouck Heights -8-0255-0256 HASBROUCK HARDWARE CO., Inc. BUILDER'S HARDWARE - PAINTS OILS Compliments of Gernert's Service Center Boulevard Hasbrouck Heights, N. J. Tel. HAsbrouck Heights 8-I383 Florence's Beauty Shoppe COLD WAVES Hair Bleaching and Dyeing 200-202 BOULEVARD HASBROUCK HEIGHTS' N' 'I' 243 Boulevard Hasbrouck Heights, N. J. Compliments of United Cigar Store MAX NANUS, Prop. 255 Boulevard Hasbrouck Heights, N. Tel, HAsbrouck Heights 8-0537 Hasbrouck Heights Tailors PRESSING, REPAIRING DRY CLEANING lr DYEING Suits Made To Order All Work Guaranteed at Reasonable Prices 235 Boulevard Hasbrouck Heights, N. COMPLIMENTS OF LI VOLSI'S RESTAURANT COCKTAIL BAR su. Fool: ROUTE I7 HASBROUCK HEIGHTS ----.l-w--tara-1--vvv--Y--1-.wvv -4--v-i . . Greene Co. SPORTING GOODS DEPENDABLE APPAREL AND EQUIPMENT FOR EVERY ATHLETIC NEED BASEBALL, TRACK, TENNIS, AND GOLF SUPPLIES Outfitters, Hasbrouck Heights High School Athletic Teams SPECIAL DISCOUNT TO HASBROUCK HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS PHONE: MARKET 3-9605 30 HALSEY STREET NEWARK, N. J. Compliments of Compl imehts of The Brownstone Sweet Shoppe A Friend HARRY FRANK, Prop. Tel. HAsbrouck Heights 8-0929 280 Terrace Avenue Hasbrouck Heights, N. J. PASQU I N MOTORS USED CARS We Specialize In Body Work SERVICE WORK DONE ON ALL MAKE CARS BY FACTORY TRAINER MECHANICS Phone: HAsbrouck Heights 8-0650 109 BOULEVARD HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, N. J. 86 COMPLIMENTS OF RUCKERT'S ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION GUSTAVE T. RUCKERT, Jr., Dealer Lubrication - Car Washing - Accessories Lee Tires Exide Batteries BOULEVARD G WASHINGTON PLACE HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, NEW JERSEY Compliments of A Friend Compliments of Ruroede Delicatessen Hasbrouck Heights, N. J. Best Wishes of the Vanity Shop MRS. DEMARESTN Prop. LINGERIE - KNITTING YARNS - HOSIERY Tel. HAsbrouck Heights 8-0594 203 Boulevard Hasbrouck Heights, N. J. Fred's Shoe Repair HAT CLEANING and SHOESHINE COMPLIMENTS OF ECLIPSE BOWLING 5' BAR MICHAEL KULAKOWSKI, Prop. PARLOR ALL WORKMANSHIP G MATERIALS GUARANTEED Tel. 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