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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1945 volume:

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Hasbrouck Heights High School holds within its silent walls the memory of our secret struggles and hardships, but through the Coronian it proclaims to the world the high esteem with which we, the Class of 1945, revere it. 2 ibechcafion . For her sympathetic understanding, personal interest, and wise guidance, we gratefully dedicate this 1945 Coronian to Mrs. Mary E. S. Mohair. 3 gal' of gjalucafion MR. FRANK J. COYLE, Jn President MR. HERBERT M. NIMMO Vice-President MR. WILLIS M. BARROWS MR. RUSSELL C. COBB MRS. GENEVIEVE BENNER MR. LEROY A. FERM MRS. JEAN B. BLOCHER MR. GEORGE W. FIELD MR. ROBERT W. HYLAND 4 Administration 1 a S . ,air A y if if f - ok. CLARENCE c. HITCHCOCK Supervising Principal of Schools High School Principal MR. GEORGE D, HOWELL, Attendance and Records MRS. MARY E. S. MOHAIR, English and History Departments DR. PHYLLIS C. WILSON, Curriculum and Guidance MR. DAVID A. NOONAN, Discipline 5 COUNT I-IONDR ROLL i' FACULTY ir JOSEPH SVEDQ NANCY comme ROBERT I-IERQING ,GERHART Daman wnmnn Mcmvzzooez wmmm Lawns 'k STUDENTS Ik Run-Y BONAPHRTE RoBel2r Mnaue RICHQQD PERM Joseipr-I Renvgp, DKK MASCH HLFQED ,SALT dana CX ffm, r GMX-1 0' , if HAL Faculty MR. GEORGE D. HOWELL Mathematics DR. PHYLLIS C. WILSON Guidance MRS. CONSTANCE PHILLIPS MISS JANET E. HAMILTON MR. ANDREW KMETZ Commercial Librarian Athletics MISS CATHERINE A. McCABE Language MRS. MARIE. MANNERS Home Economics MR. DAVID A. NOONAN English MRS. GRACE ,P. KORTUM Commercial V 0 U . A Qs N 8 v 1 v l MRS. ELIZABETH S. KUELL MRS. MARTHA N. MARTA SECVSTUVY Social Studies MRS. MARY E. 5- MUHAIR MISS MARGARET HARDENBEKGH English X An XI A 4 H lr t WI. - J. I Q' '-3' Faculty MISS BERNICE GERTCHER MRS. GERTRUDE SEILS English Mathematics MRS. DOROTHY SNYDER English MISS ROSE MONTAGNE Commercial MISS ALICE LEWIS MRS. CAROLYN COOPER Commercial MR. CHARLES F. WHITCOMB Language Athletics ' MISS HELEN I-IANSON 9 MRS. ANN' W' Science MR. HOWARD DOTSON Industrial Arts I 1 yi- ' 4tL.,.T., I 1.533 '- '-Q-. 'Q ff k ' W -'x-5.. s 54, A .1 . A ' b . , Lin V 6 ww 'QW sa. 15. JE, JM 'dr' is QQNMW .W-'FW 2 xo? egg! , ff 'V 1 A a E- X I' 5 ROBERT WOODRUFF President A happy-go-lucky lellow with a slight twist ol sarcasm. He's a born leader who has shown his colors on the gridiron as In the classroom. His lacial expressions are as readable as a book. Football 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3. 4? Senior Pageant 45 Class Vice-President 19 Presi- dent 4: Senior Chonisg Interrnural Basketball 2. 35 Student Council. Class GRACE FLANAGAN Vice-President Our typical high school chick is e combination ol Public Energy No. 1 and originality to the lemininth degree. Ambitious Grace wants to study in Paris and become a fashion plate and we can trust this dish to reach the height ol her am- bitions. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 23 Senior Chorus 4: Christmas Pageant 49 Tri-Y 3, Executive Comm.g Art Club 25 Associate Editor of Pilot 4g Yearbook Stalfg Vice-President 43 Red Cross I-Iomeroom Rep. 3, 4. Officers MURIEL MESSICK Treasurer ll it was a'grand job well done-no doubtMuriel had a hand in it. She'll try to forget the harrow- mi fmjes-she :nent wheedling dues out of not- too-oblrgmg Seniors, but we'll always remember. Here's ta the success of such a pretty girl! ' Class Secretary 13 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Y 3, 4, President 4, Class Treasurer 3, 4' Senior ghoruig Senior Pageant, Yearbook StaffgYA.A. 1, 3 VIRGINIA BROWNING Secretary We've always admired Gini's ability to bite oH more than she can chew, and then chew it. Where she gets the energy for all her' under- takings is as big a mystery as where she finds time lor all her activities. One in a million, she is dependable and- not a bit afraid ot hard work or responsibility. Class Secretary 4, Clin Vice-President 29 A.A. Council 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4: Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4: Cheerleader 3, 4, Ca-captain 4: Yearbook Staff, Senior Chorus: Senior Christmas Pageant: Tri-Y 3, 4, Executive Comm. and Chap- lain 4, Pilot Staff 1, 2, Girls Interclnss Basketball l, 2, 3, 49 Dramatic Club 1: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Rep. lg jr. Red Cross l, 25 Softball 1, 2, 35 Volleyball 1, 2, 33 Soccer 1, 2, 3. MARJORIE ASPDIN To know Marge is to like her. Her unending wit is the envy of the class and ditto lor her superb basketball playing. Interior decorating is her ambition and her success is inevitable. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Chorus, Tri-Y 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 2, A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Christmas Pageant, Pilot 3. JOAN I. BOFFEY Silence is golden but Ioan's heard we're oH the gold standard! Though usually in a dither, she's a conscientious worker, who has been active in both curricular and extra-curricular activities. Athletics is her hobby, having made her letter in the Junior year. Not afraid of responsibility, we know she'll make a bang up job in her career as journalist. Girls Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 25 Junior Red Cross 3, 45 Tri-Y 4, Oralamateurs 4, Senior Pageant 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Choms 3, 4, Year- book Staff, Pilot Stali 2, 35 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4. FLORENCE BERRIDGE Here's a girl who's got glamour plus-T-the blona bombshell uf our class. We know she ll be suc- cessful in her main ambition-to be a housewife! Lots of luck, Flo! Girls Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, CBN-Hifi 31 CNS' Secretary 23 Volleyball 1, 2, 3? Soccer l, Z,.3: Student Council 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Chnlt- mas Pageant, Senior Chorus. RUDOLPH BONAPART E A titanic force is our football hero, Brobding- nagian Bonaparte. Rudy's a good sport, popular with both bays and girls. We're looking forward to the publication ol his masterpiecef The Art ol Writing Excuses. His flashing smile will be missed at graduation, but our loss is Uncle Sam's gain. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, U. S. Army 4. LESLIE BAUERLE A whiz et test tubes and trig as well, Les is one of our bound to succeed students. A good friend and always willing to lend a helping hand, he will surely be .s Newton the second. Wood-Ridge High School 1, 2: Math Club 13 Science Club lg Glee Club 4: Senior Chorusg Senior Male Chorus, Senior Pageant, Yearbook Staiig Hi-Y 4. Jqvcn , -1j c2f--L., s ff!-nv Q4-.1 -,,,,,,, ., Q aillfiff DG-11 nj . in-v5t '-I1 'c44. ,21- TI-IELMA CANDY Thelma is a likeable person as sweet as her name. Always looking as neat es e pin, we've never heard her raise her voice. A smooth kid, friendly and mild-it satisfies! Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Chorusg Senior Pageant, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 47 Latin Club 27 Dramatic Club 4. Friendliness end e ioke's an ller, are said much concerning slle'll make the grade! Senior Pageant 3 top Players 4, Red JEAN CALDWELL Our tiny and very efficient Editorvin-chief, Jenn is there at ell times, be it work or fun. Her ver- satility leeds her into manw Helds uf activity for she believes Variety is the Spice of Life. A kitten on the keys and just as playful. Yearbook Editorg Managing Editor of Pilot 49 Public Speaking 45 Oralan-auteur: 43 Senior Pageant Accompanist 45 Senior Chorus Accom- panist 4: Glee Club Accompanist 1, 2, 35 Tri-Y 4, Treasurer 4: A.A. Council 15 Latin Club 2, 3: Band lg Red Cross Vice-President 3g Red Cross Club 4. DOROTHY CARLOCK Pep and plenty of Glee Club 1 HOWARD CROSS A slight disturbance in class, but no, it cauldn't be. But it isflloward is at it again! Determined to have iun in every endeavor. So far Howie has been quite successful. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Student Council 1, 25 Senior Chorusg Christmas Pageant Glee Club 43 Drama- tic Club 4, Elmer , Yearbook Statfg Senior Male Choms. ALLEN DEPKEN With a flash ol a smile and n wink ol the eyes- he's ol!! Yes, it's our wonder boy Allen again, turning his charm on all the unsuspecting lemales. His convenient taxi service has post-war possibili- ties. Is he our Don Juan? The eyes have itl Football l, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, Z5 Intermural Basketball 1, 2, 3: Senior Pageant 45 Baseball 3, 4: Hi-Y 45 Senior Chonxs 43 Glee Club 4. J t 1.1 -i' ff fu I if ' f . 7 1 ,C V f 'f 3' ff ' if-iff' 'J ' f Milf-f fm: .'l ff V if Q in tif DOROTHY DAVENPORT A sweet, likeable girl, and a true friend to XV' ' r fbi -f those who know her. An excellent typist and efficient worker will make her an asset ta any company. Glee Club 13 Dramatic Club 45 Senior Chorulg Senior Pageant, Yearbook Staff. silent type. lor Senior Chorus: Senior Yearbook Stiff. iff 16 LU MURRAY ELTERS Murray has the right slant on school life-why spend lour years in high school when it's possible to shorten it to three? The extra eifort that made this feat possible, however, is only a :mall part ol his admirable character. Hi-Y 43 Senior Chorus 4: Glee Club 47 Senior Male Chorus: Senior Pageant. MARYANNA EVERS Maryanne will be remembered in high school lor many years to come as the girl with the Golden Voice. Not only can :he sing but her art and dancing are also tops. What a kid! Girls Basketball I, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 43 Yearbook Staff: Senior Pageant: Senior Chorus 2, 3, 4, Oralamateura 4, Hilltop Players Secretary 4, Tri-Y 3, 4, Executive Comm. 4, Pilot 1, 2, Art Club 1, 2, 3. ri' I. 'l . - .4 .. MAR J ORIE EMMENS With a lriendly :mile lor everyone. Marge goes on her merry way letting nothing worry her. Distributing the notices several times a day keeps her on her toes. Marge's noted lor sewing a pretty stitch. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Red Crosl I-Iomeroom Rep, 23 Typing Club 25 Senior Chorus 4: Senior Pageant 4, Hilltop Players 4, Art Club 2, 3. RICHARD FERM Pedestrian: beware! The Penelope is on its way again. Too had there's gas rationing, Dick, but someday there won' t bel Around achool Dick'l keen sense ol humor and cheery :mile make him well liked. Hi-Y 4: Senior Chorus: Senior Pageant: Glee Club 4: Male Chorul 4, Band 1, 2, Hilltop Play- erl 4, Trifell. PHILIP FLETCHER Phil il rather quiet but just watch out when he gets on the dance lloor. Here'z a real rug cutter, seen at all the dances and rarely sits down at one. Phil's the lile ol the party. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Council 3: Hi-Y 3, 4, Executive Cornm. and Chaplain 4: Dramatic Club 4, El- mer , Senior Chonng Senior Pageant, Male Chorus, Glee Club 3, 45 Yearbook Staff. X ' . . whip My FRED FREY Fred hail: lrorn a lnreign land called Ealt Rutherford. Hi: dark curly hair, winning nnile, and impish wink, make it impossible to imagine how we ever got along without him. Muaically inclined, Fred can really toot on a horn. So here'l looking to the future james ol America. Band l, 2, 33 Orchestra 1, 2, 33 East Ruther- ford High School 1, 2, 3. 's . 7 . Y' J If J , sp n ,t f, fe' Q . F1 ' Mtv, DONALD FREUD Freudie, a mischiel maker, has uaually been the instigator ol practical jokes. A line sport, a food worker, and capable leader, are Freudie all rolled up into onel Football 3, 49 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Male Chorus, Senior Pageantg Senior Chonug, Glee Club, Band 1, 25 Intermural Basketball 2, 33 Class President 25 Hi-Y 3, 4, President 43 Student Council, President 4. CARMEN GALARZE Just coming into the Senior Claes this year, from Porto Rico, Carmen hae truly lived up to the Good Neighbor Policy. Her llasllinj black eyes and keen rhumba have been envie by all ol us. Buena Suerta, senorita, we will never forget you. Baptist Academy, Puerto Rico 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Senior Chorus 43 Junior Red Cross 4: Senior Pageant 3, 4. I 96227, I I fy My I CONSTANCE GERQUEST Our titian haired Cormie, lull ol iun, and gaiety, spreads warmth and cheerlulness where e'er she goes. Her college years will surely be filled with eagcitement and success. Rille Club lg Glee Club 1, 2, 4: Latin Club 2: Intercluss Basketball 3, 4, Oralamateurs 4, Hilltop Players 43 Senior Chonng Pilot 4. MARIE GRIMES Although labeled Grimesy, Marie is our little ray at sunshine. Her cheerlul smile is without eclipse and her sincere laithlulness make her everyone's friend. ll they'd drall determination combined with co-operation Marie's classification would be 1-A. , Holy Trinity lg Glee Club 2, 43 Tri-Y 45 Latin Club 29 Girls Baseball 3: Senior Chonng Christmas Pageant 45 Red Cross 3. J W ,rv I - I v up . 'jd fc' V .P vi ,B 40,1 0' ff We r .M 1 ,' J 'f. f 'L I FRED GLANER His tenacious spirit has been admired in all his athletic achievements. Fred's lriendly man- ner and kind disposition have proved him a worthy lriend, to all ol us. Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Inter- mural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 4g Senior Pageantg Male Chorus 49 Senior Chonug Hi-Y Meir 4,144 52? MARGERY HALL The dreamer-Yes sir! That tits Marge tn n We've never been able to figure out who or what it is that rates so much at her attention, so we're inclined to believe it's her nature. Her carefree and sunny disposition make Marge lun to be with. ur n State Street School, Hackensack, Library Club 4, Dramatic Club 4, Cvlee Club 2, 3, 45 Red Cross 3, Senior Pageant, Senior Chorus, Drama- tic Club, Don't Tell a Soul. ROBERT I-IALTENHOF Haltie was chosen the typical high school boy but we doubt il there's another to match him. Worth his wit in gold, Bob'l humorous spirit and quick oomebacks have made hirn a favorite. Sharp plaid shirts and loud striped sox have done much in the way ol attributing to his wide awake nature. Intermural Basketball 1, 2, 35 Track 2, 3, 45 Baseball 15 Hi-Y 45 A.A. Coundl 45 Senior Chorul5 Senior Pageant5 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 25 Senior Male Chorus5 Yearbook Stan. HELEN HOFFMAN Although Helen does not claim to be an artist, she certainly draws a crowd. Beauty and brains is a combination hard to beat, but she adds to these a pleasant personality doubling the insur- ance ol luture success. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Cbonisg Student Council 15 Red Cross 25 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 15 Volley Ball 1, 2, 35 Christmas Pngeant5 Soccer 1, 2, 35 Softball 1, 2. S if GERALDINE HAVENS A brilliant girl with plenty ol zip besides, will make Jerry outstanding in later years. Il H.H. H.S. ever needed another teacher, jerry would certainly make a very good one. Library Club 1, 2, Vice-President 3, President 45 Latin Club 35 Senior Chorus: Glee Club 1. 3, 45 Oralamateurs Treasurer 45 Pilot 3, Business Manager 45 Senior Pageantg Hilltop Players 45 Public Speaking 35 A.A. JUNE HUBBARD Cool, calm, and collected, june's common sense uncommon degree is what the world calls A definite aim in mind, she wants to an actress. Lots of luck, june, and we'll tor you in the limelight. Speak- Senior Senior DAVID JONES Spectacular on the gridiron, eagle-eyed on the court, dynamite on the diamond describes ,Ionesy, our three letter man. Alter breaking his arm during basketball season, calamity Jones then injures his knee during lootball, but as al- ways he was a good sport. Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Pageant 45 Hi-Y 45 Senior Choms5 Intermurel Basketball 1. LEO KANE The Lefty Gomez ' of Franklin Hifh might well describe Leo. Baseball's pride and joy, he is really on the ball when it comes to this sport. It is rumored he would like to enter the profes- sional field and any day now we expect to End A lull-fledged Yankee in our mid ,t. Here's one boy we wish an abundance oi str :es and hope Leo wrll be as big a hit as he has been in the past lour years. Baseball 3, 4: Football 3. l BARBARA KANE ll red hair is a sign ol temper Barbara dehnitely is an exception to the rule. Suhering from that rare disease ol speaking only when she has some- thing ro say, her quiet thoughtiulness is well appreciated by those wha know her. Latin Club 25 Library Club 45 Senior Chorus. JOSEPH KEARNEY One ul the key men on H.H.H.S.'s football team. A varsity member his Erst year ol partici- pation. joe never wavered and kept on plugging. Those broad shoulders and good looks make joe a ladies' man, but try and get him to admit it! Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 45 Senior Chonn. THOMAS KN UDSEN Little but dynamic. and always willing to help the class along in any way l1e can. Tommy is liked by one and all. He will be a credit in any enter- prise he undertakes. Senior Pageantg Senior Chorus. DORIS KUENZLER Doris is another one of those girls who are on the shy side. Not many people know her very well, but you can depend on her to help out whenever there's an emergency. ln school she has been quite reserved and we wonder lor whom. Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 45 Tri-Y 43 Senior Pageant: Pilot Staff 45 Senior Chomsp Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Typing Club 2, Art Club lg A.A. 1 4 flx ff' ...JMX 2 'LII A f .I L, Jfffwf I. Q-.7 ,. 1 1, 2, 3, 4. .LJ , 'J , V X , I, R I 1 J!- NJNN Q' vy ,life B, 22 J EANN E KRUEGER Willpower is jeanne's main virtue. just try and dissuade her and see what happens! Her pleasing personality and her devoted class spirit help to make her outstanding. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Chorus, Senior Pageant, Tri-Y 4, Executive Comm. 45 Student Council 3, Soccer 1, 2, 33 Volley Ball 1, 2, 39 Yearbook Stnlfg A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. JOAN KURTZ Class worker is the title by which Joan is known to everyone. She is a girl ol few words. Her personality is one ol the best, and we know that we'll see her name in the spotlight, some- time in the future. A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 19 Senior Chorusg Typing Club 2, Latin Club 2, Secretaryg Class Treasurer 25 A.A. Coun- cil Secretary 3, 4: Public Speaking 3, 43 Honor Society 3, 4, Oralamnteurx 4: Art Club I, 2, Or- chestra 2g Tri-Y 4, Executive Comm. .. a ' , , W f .S Sai:-.121 'Aft-9 ' W f ' if :ssc ' 1 - f.f3',Sr:f , . . :fl ,gm WW whiff if THERESA LATONA Good-natured, lun loving, and well dressed are the adjectives which describe Tess. She is usu- ally seen at all of the dances, and is known to be the sole supplier of the records. You have proven that ambition is one ol your characteris- tics so we know you will make the grade in your nursing career. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Senior Chorus, Dramatic Club 45 Senior Pageant, Red Cross lg Tri-Y 3, 4, Vice-President 4, A.A. l, 2, 3, 4. BETTY LINDGREN Betty has proven her ability as a second Demos- thenes by her oratorical prowess. Her innocent countenance covers her natural miscllievousness. ln whatever field you enter, you are bound to reach the highest goal. Art Club 3, Hilltop Players 4, Vice-President, Senior Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Pageant 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 2: Oralamateurs 43 Pilot Stali 3, 4, Managing Editor 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 45 Yearbook Staff, Literary Editor: Junior Red Cross 3, A.A. Council. M WM. .1 Q9 ..-Q JV' 9 . . N . X new WM ALICE LAUTERBORN Alice is a girl about whom we know very little. She is quiet mmf oi the time, but you can always have fun with her. She is always willing to help others and you can always depend on her. A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 29 Typing Club 2, Secretary, Pilot Staff 45 Tri-Y 4, Library Club 4, Senior Chorus 4, Glee Club 43 Christmas Pageant 4, Art Club 3. QQJZZ I 4 WALTER LOCI-IER One ol our hard-working accelerates with plenty ol brains, brawn, and wavy heir. Walter'l got lots of spunk being the only male participating in this year's public speaking contest. We are sure Walt will make his mark! Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Track 1, 2, 45 Senior Male Chorus 2, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 4: Orchestra 1: Hi-Y 4, Senior Pageant 45 Yearbook Staf 4: Public Speaking 4. We l MARILYNN LOZIER Marilynn is one of the rare individuals who are a whiz at everything they attempt. An intelli- gent student, natural artist, with a pleasing sing- ing voice, are only a few ol her accomplishments. Already in the Hasbrouck Heights High's Hall of Fame, this girl is headed lor bigger and better things. Art Club 1, 2, 3: Latin Club 2, Vice-President, Girls Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Pageant 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 39 Hilltop Players 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Oralamateurs 4, President: Senior Chonxsg Public Speaking 3, Chairman 43 Year- book Staff, Pilot Stai 1, 2, Tri-Y 4, Secretaryg Student Council 4. ROSEMARY MCCULLOUGH A cute kid who certainly gets around. Better known as Roe, her interests lie in all sports and school activities. Roe's pep and vivadty have captured the hearts ol many and she'll make a wonderful nurse. Senior Chorus: Senior Pngeantg Glee Club 1, 2,'4g Riding Club lg Commercial Club lg Swim- ming Club I, 25 Woodridge High School 1, 2. ff JOSEPH MCCABE foe is quiet and unassuming at times but we always know he's there. He has a knack ol cracking a yoke at the most opportune moment! A nice kid who'll go places. A.A. 1, 2. 3, 4. ROBERT MABIE The personiication ol perpetual motion is Bob, When he laughs you don't have to know what he's laughing at to join in. Stop laughing and Bob is bound to laugh on. Our admiration and best wishes to a Isllow who never has a dull moment. Hi-Y 4: Glee Club 4: Senior Chorus 4, Male Chorus 4: Dramatic Club 43 Senior Pageantg Interrnural Basketball. ZIV' 5 if 7 ,fl J ,A , ' ' i 4 'x . I I 2' l 1 ' ' .r xzf.-U:-as If -f .asses f - s. v fl. :. ' 'Q' 1 1 5 '. f f ' ' .' 1 v ' gf-.11 -' s . 1 .,:se-:vga--,gf.sin: :f ff.-.r ,Q 'HE' - '- .:, N If , J W f' 1 ' .:- +V-fe:-.42 1' . 'fdf re ., , .:' 15' .za H-K -5 lv ,f JJ A ,,,k 1- .if -1, ff .1 se .. Q-f, Q- - r .V+ -, ,f..s1-yr .:-: V xgqr . tl ,:,.W ,,, f.1,,fw,,?v 14' XF. f J' 4- ,,..4?,e::-ffrefff'-:M t ,f .2 mp 5 ' .f,ffs-fsiff-ff'ffsf- 'K J. zffxfr '2?'1Q- -55-15+ 'Lv ' YL 0 25,91 5' .4 f .-1 - 2 P15 ffeiff ,fl ' S K -' . ' W 4' bl S W - . - f- J: Ji K V- - . . Q s, , , , , ' .f Al ,if s 5 if 1 ,- fe-fl W H ff' 4 0 A ' Q . K i g I , H I ' 1 div ' 4 ' . -ff ii .- -lsif-'ef - '-Qfiffff' s.zf,:ew's.', I . If f' - iff: JEAN MACHOLD FRANCES MEAD We have always envied lean for the extra sleep that living so near to school made pwsible. Maybe that's the reason lor her cheeriulnessl ll you go into the secretarial world, food luck, success is there lor youl Typing Club 2: Dramatic Club 1, 4: Tri-Y 4: Red Cross l, 3, 4: Library Club 2, 3, 4: Senior Choms 4: Senior Pageant 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Soccer 2, 3: Don't Tell a Soul, 4. ARTHUR MICHEL The Professor will probably prove to be :till competition to Einstein in the near future. His courtesy and unassuming manner will not be a hindrance to that success we are certain he will attain. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 2, 3, Secretary 3: Girls Basketball 3: junior Red Cross 1: Latin Club 2: A.A. 1. 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 4: Vice-President 3: Senior Chorus: Senior Pageant: Tri-Y 4. A big Iriendly smile, and a winning personality characterize our Fran. Il you see someone peep- ing into windows during classes you can rest assured that this gal isn't looking lar the teacher. A grand worker and just full ol original ideas. She's our candidate lor the presidency of that big concern, Success, Inc. Tri-Y 4: Red Cross Rep. 4: Miss Cvertchet'l Secretary 4: Senior Chorus: Senior Pageant: Year- gook Staff: Art 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 4: Typing lub 2. Q ' Q 'if fiyf . J I. you Club! Chorus: 'wJ o J- J, Kyffiix- 1 N 1 DORIS MOSSMAN Squeakee and her squeals. Positively insepara- ble! Her cheering and peppy spirit have inspired many a Heights victory. We all wish her al much success as she has had in H.H.H.S. A.A. 1. 2, 4: Senior Chonrs5 Christmas Page- ant, .lm Club 1, 3, Gm club 1, 2, 3, 4, Typing Club 25 Basketball 1. Q LILLIAN MURRAY Tall and blonde, Lynn has an angelic look about her, but we're inclined to wonder. Well liked by those who know her, she is an ardent history student-lond oi dates! Glee Club 2, 45 Cheerleader 45 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Art Club 25 Senior Chonrs5 Typing Club 25 Girls Basketball 15 Pilot 4. X54 X ,ia N. ,MY11 J, lx X wi 1 5 I sim' .ar 'N X ks 'X 26 MARYLOU MUELLER Mary will make some lucky boss a wonderful lecrelary. Unobtrusive but not quiet she is rarely out ol sorts and can be depended upon to do her share. Her efficiency has insured her ol great achievement. 1-1.1-I.H.S. 1, 45 Clifton High School 2, 35 junior Red Cross 15 War Stamp Rep. 15 Senior Choms5 Latin Club 25 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. , I 1 f We 1 VICTOR NITTI Ball! When you hear that tune around. li he's not or hecklinj one ol his lor school, his team show he's Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 15 Christmas Pageant 45 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Intennural Basket- lgagfl 45 Dramatic Club, Trifell 45 Yearbook t . 'X ' uf ,V ,f ny' uw QVX X JEANNIE O'DAY Ieannie has been with us only n short time, but through her cheery smile and good natured willingness, she has become well established. Her ambition is to become a doctor, and we know her patients will End her as capable as we have. Snyder High School, Jersey City 1, 25 Glee Club 1, 25 Chair 1, 25 Dance Club 15 Leaders Club 1, 25 Junior Tigervettes 1, .25 Music Club 1, 25 Glee Club 3, 45 Senior Choms 45 Hilltop Players 45 Latin Club 35 Pageant 4. JANET PARSEGAN Auburn-haired Ian is lun to be with as she unearths the humor in every situation. She knows all the answers and her excuses are ones lor the book! Work is a hobby of hers and she attacks with vigor and responsibility. Red's capacity lar joke-telling is unending and we are predicting a bright future for her as editor ol Have You Heard This One? Art Club 1, 25 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Chorus: Christmas Pageant5 Dramatic Club5 Yearbook Staff5 Tri-Y 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 35 Volley Ball 1, 2, 35 Soccer 1, 2, 35 Pilot Staff. HELEN PALMER Helen keeps the post oliice busy, and her study periods are devoted solely to letter writing, which boosts the morale ol the Navy. Her in- genuity is sure to make her a successful beauti- clan. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Chon:s5 Dramatic Club 45 Senior Pageant. MARION POTOSNAK A little bit ol sophistication and nice to know. Marion's main idea is to have fun. Just turn on a jivey record and watch her ga! You'll make an excellent nurse, we know, with your pleasing personality. Tri-Y 45 Dramatic Club: A.A. 1, 2, 3. 45 Stu- dent Council 1, 25 Girls Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 45 Senior Chorus5 Christmas Pageant 45 Library Club 35 Girls Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Red Cross 3. iff E , ADELAIDE POUCH Full ol spunk and rarin' to ga, Butch is a peppy cheerleader. Ad adds zest to anything she undertakes, and is a lriend to all who know her. Girls Basketball 1, 2, 3, Captain 1, 2: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, A.A. IJ 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 3, 4, Coecapisin 43 Senior Chorus: Christmas Pageant 4: Dramatic Club 4, Treasurer 49 Year- book Staff. JOSEPH REINER Ambitious is definitely the word lor joe. Few oi as could undertake successlully the many ac- tivities that joe has. His aviation courses at Casey jones have taken much ol his time but he still finds enjoyment in raising homing pigeons. Recently he lelt us to join the Merchant Marine. Lots ol luck Joe, and smooth sailing. Senior Chorus. U. S. Merchant Marine 4. Vw flee 28 My o v MARGARET REEVES Margaret is a regular pocket-sized edition ol the Encyclopedia Britannica. Her determination to prove a point has won many a debate. In chemistry, she has established a lab technique that will be well remembered along with the days ot HYO. Not only confined to work, Margarefs lavarite pastime is dancing. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Chorus: Orala- mateurs 4: Hilltop Players 45 Latin Club 2, 39 Senior Pageant, Public Speaking 3, 4. x o X 19 ,ww MQ A 3 V DONALD RIEDEL Peanuts, true to his name, is not lacking in vim, vigor, or vitality. His blonde butch, lreckles and upturned nose make him our modern Tom Sawyer. That twinkle in his eye gives you the impression he's up to some mischiel, and he usually is. Track 1, 2, 3, 49 Hi-Y 3, 45 Male Chonisg Aviation 23 Glee Club: Senior Chorus, Senior Pageant. .9 af' SHEILA ROSS Don't be looled by the exculpable expression or Shelly's liable to start a riot and fool you. Her creative ability is held in esteem as is her mental elasticity. History's always in the making and it will be Shelly who'll be making it. Latin Club 2, Library Club 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Chorus, Pilot Staff 4, Tri-Y 4, Executive Comm., Art Club 2, 3. ALFRED SALT AI is an 'eighth wonder ol the world' with a wealth ol information at his fingertips. His bass voice is the backbone of the Senior Chorus and Glee Club. Strictly on the beam! Honor Society 3 President 4, Track 2 3 4 Hi-Y 4 Secretary' Glee Club 1 2 3 4' Band 1 2, 3 Orchestra 1 2 Senior Pageant Yearbook Staii Senior Male Chonas, U S An-ny Air Force 'QI TLV .sfffv lg-X X, 'F DOROTHY RYAN A buoyant nature and a smile lor everyone will prove an asset to Dot in her nursing career. Her dark eyes and hair are the very contrast to her bright disposition. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 2, 3: Senior Chorus: Christmas Pageant, Dramatic Club 49 Tri-Y 43 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. W - X really locks smooth school ROLF SCHUDEL Practice in soiless gardening and experiments with various formulas gvill make Roll an outstand- ing figure in the scientific field. He's one ot the best! Quite a distinguished Senior we'd say! Senior Chorus, Glee Club 3. 4: Senior Pageantg Student Council 4, Honor Society 3, 4. Vice- President 43 Class President 35 Hi-Y 45 Year- book Stall. DORIS VON WALLMENICH D.V.W. with the smile, characterizes good natured Dot. Her inlatuous giggle turns into a hearty laugh at the least provocation. She spends a great deal ot time on literary work-letters to the Army! Girls Basketball 1, 2: Student Council 2: Pilot lg Glee Club l, 2, 43 Senior Chorus, Senior Pageant: Dramatic Club 43 Art Ciub 1, 2. JEAN SIMMERLEIN Simmy has been a good skate all through her lour years. Her homework has been an inspira- tion to more than the teacher. Through editor jean, the Pilot has straightened up and llown right! An able leader, industrious worker, and a considerate classmate. Her success is a sure thing. A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Library Club 3, 4, Student Council 3: Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 45 Senior Chorus, Christmas Pageant, Junior Red Cross 3, 4, President 45 Pilot 3, 4, Editor-im Chief 43 Tri-Y 4, Typing Club 2: Glee Club Secretary 2, 3, 49 Public Speaking 3, 4, Orala- mateurs 4. MARILYN WALTER Flashing dimples, and sparkling eyes malre her a right sharp gal! Saturday nights always find her a gala time, but weekdays she's always there to do her part. Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Tri-Y 45 Senior Pageant: Senior Chorusg Dramatic Club 4, A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. DORIS WISTRAND This small girl with her quiet unassuming man- ner will make some employer an efficient secre- tary. As the saying goes, Still water runs deep. Senior Chorus: Senior Pageant. ALMA MATER THEODORAJZWAAN Here's to Teddy! A food conscientious work- er who certainly did her part in helping to sup- port the class. Good-nstured and lun-loving are the best adjectives to describe her. Orchestra 25 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Typing Club 2, Vice-President: Girls'Besketball 25 Senior Chorus: Yearbook Staff 4: Latin Club 25 Public Speaking 45 Senior Pageantg Oralnmateura 47 Tri-Y 4, Executive Comm. Though there are many other schools, Of this there is no doubt, Still we always cling to Hasbrouck And we know there's but one route. That's to win all of the victories in the class-room or the track, And be loyal sons and daughters Of the Orange and the Block, 31 Qe' V JI .O V 'la'-19? igyhlhaiug, .5lf5x,-, - if 1 , w ww N, ' . 5 . .YY .'s'L it ' ' in V' m , 0 , ga . 1 . - v . il Q' wi H, C LA SSE 5 JUNIOR CLASS President Vice-President JEAN TITTERINGTON ELMER RUMMINGER Secretory Treasurer DOROTHY CONTANT + JOSEPH FISHER Advisers-Mrs. Carolyn Cooper, Miss Bernice Gertcher, Mrs. Mortha Morto 35 i fin ,e K-, ,af , 5 - -1 5 tA,b .bjgfrf-T 'N is gf' , 4' ffmx O .W 'yr . I9 015. Q, 4ZCf!Vf7fZ5 si wi 1 i 4 E fxlxg l x NWN' if 0 P ,F NI ' w g M . gl-'- f 2 so - of ----o No T'--L- ' OS O X95-:T-I---7?-? E39 EE Cfaaa ljshafory When we look back on all the happy times we've ever had At Franklin High, with all the friends we've made, it makes us sad For High School with its homework, can't compare with all its fun And leaving it is harder than most things we've ever done. Remember when we entered Hasbrouck High in forty-one? The eighteenth of September was the start of all our fun. Although the Sophomores teased us and the teachers had us scared We loved it from the very start, once more we even dared To go upstairs the downstair-way and run about the place And lead those startled Sophomores a rather lively chase. The teachers held their breath and gasped, and said so we could hear In all of Franklin's history, the class We have this year Is worst of all. But now sometimes we wonder all the more When watching other Freshmen running through Franklin's front door' But sadness came to us that year in nineteen forty-one. Its ghost has haunted all four years and hurt some of our fun. For all our High School years the U. S. A. has been at war And many of our school-mates went to even up the score. The band that year at football games did make us very proud While J oe Cordo and Johnny Dzerk sure drew the football crowd. Miss Gertcher's English classes kept us smiling constantly. The bus ride to hear Shakespeare is a happy memory. The seniors looked so very old we didn't realize That soon we'd be as old as they. How suddenly time flies! Our Freshman year had ended, so quickly for us all That we with eager voices spoke of what we'd do next Fall. Our Soph'more year at Franklin was a very happy one We started by electing officers to get things done. The President was Donald Freud, while Ginny, joan and Flo Took all the other oliices and made them all a go! I Two teachers left our school that year to fight for Uncle Sam For P. A. D. Miss Nagy came, for Chem. H. Sheridan. Proud papa Coach Kmetz became, in nineteen forty-two He brought with him some good cigars, and gave away a few. Remember in our Sophomore year, the winter that we had, And how ice skating at the tanks in Wood-Ridge was the fad? The Glee Club and its concert, and its program at the Fox And how the school came down with measles and the chickenpox? When Spring came 'round again that year in nineteen forty-three Our track team was so good that we were proud as we could be. The cheering squad was chosen and two of our Sophs got in Congratulations to Ad Pouch, and to you also, Gin!! Then came exams and with them all the cramming, boy and how! And after they were done-Why we were upper classmen now. 40 My, but the name of Juniors had a nice sound in our ears. We welcomed in the Sophomores and the Freshmen Qlittle dearsj. We battled for our class rings and black onyx Finally won. Make way, for We were Juniors and were itching for some fun. The school looked different somehow, and before long we knew why For we had four vice-principals instead of one, my! my! Elections having ended, made Rolf Schudel, president, And to our other officers, we Juniors did present Congratulations and good luck in governing our class While hoping for a super year in which we all would pass. What fun we had that Junior year as we look back today. Remember Julius Caesar, gang, and all he had to say? And good old U. S. History and Mrs. Mohair too, And all our fun in Morristown. fThat's just to name a few., Then Public Speaking came along and what a grand surprise For Marilyn Lozier did win top honors with first prize! Remember when in Squeakee's eyes there shone a happy light For she and Bobby Schaaf were in the cheering squad, all right, And then came June and with it came our beautiful procession And some of us felt sad to watch that Senior graduation. It meant that only one year more we'd be in Franklin High And then into the world we'd go-We'd have to say Good-bye. Remember when we entered Hasbrouck High in forty-four? We passed to classes just as we had done three years before. We had the same old homework and the same old gang pow-wow But we had grown much older-for we were Seniors now. The Pilot, our newspaper, was the best one yet that year, The staff was mostly Seniors and to them we gave a cheer. Remember when the Tri-Y went to see a football game With pig tails and apparel? For shame, ye gals, for shame. Then came the Christmas Pageant, and we were proud of it. Thanks went to Eva Sherman Brown and all who did their bit. The Public Speaking contest was a great success it's true Congrats to all the winners and their coach, Miss Gertcher, too. Then came the Senior Play. Can you forget rehearsals, gang? We sure did have some fun and put it over with a bang! And then came June and with it came our wonderful Class Night. The school howled every minute, for the boys were quite a sight. The fun had we realized, would be our last at High And even now we think of it-and many of us sigh. And then before we knew it, we were marching up the aisle To get our school diplomas-Some of us tried to smile. Some of us did, and others-I guess they were quite sad For they were looking back on all the happy times they'd had. In writing this we say farewell to all we've grown to love. And all we wish to say is that when you read the above Remember us, and when you laugh, you'll try your best to strive To love High School as much as did the class of Forty-live. ELIZABETH LINDGREN 41 4 5 7 MQ. 3 QQ W M. I I at Q X-i.4,.h,L'l4UUw.1,r-.:-'Q,4,Q--eJ-- ,904 ,aff !fe4,,.,La.J.f ,ruff--Q ZjMf1 iflZT f A 09 MM M 'M iiffifl QQ Rpf-,..4.4-.-. AJ' V . 4, ,,,5U'a':f amz. Ld... ju 'Zu' A gg .SZ iw , ff, ,C ,Lg Zrrofbefa Q9 - WA- '4'Z. 7 My g,7,.f.,.f. 55,4 wa if 7,,,,lzQ.,L.,..1km,U , ravi Semi Q fl? L '59-5 '-W-U13 -.. 'LM7 Qaqywwifu, Qafgyg ,M p ff iff A LLL ymxgnasl Mp' if fuuf af. Muay- uidxwkwl y ,to . W fe M, Lf W We 49 M ww ,Lf ,C ,711 -gdlrvv UM- V , JLLHJ4-fa-74 - butgawomd-e1LM.Q Af-,i..1,p,zfu41-IM -74'! ' 'Um alffflocurmhfpb X. I pm .Lf 7644 44 -55,10 wb Vwut ' milf' D M 0' '5?a36J'mff'fJ'?5l1 A Z 2.48 AFwy.xgn-. WWML ,K lr I I' mme dung 4,,e.A 'W ' ww pmwb ' ,. ML' 3 ' I ' 0, ' awwwlw-wa. e nun have a lm. 91,4-'fy Kyq, , , -' , -5 btlha nnseen non of 1 My LhuAM Ul!,'V-1'-L L' ,V 0 h v yo ll been? I 3 ,W . 10:1 S , SW V, 1 11 forget. the fun ' - 69W ,lgjl - 0-nA-bidi. 'A af. Fr nklln The kms 1 6, VW- y, n school dgnw, know what th M n . - .J missing, now that. there are .xo M ,W ,Lal Z K Z and a gym in the same buildinvll 127.5 A 64-4.4. You asked in your letter to ' ' 147,207 '1 24' what. I n e been doing. Yo doubt. you aj MJ O- ff, 17.912 read about my pent. houle fire, here on 1 t 3 ' um' Jil 'F A If top of the International Building in new ra, 0 MYOB AALZ7 as L I' having it repaired now and Don Freud I 9 'V Q sl! qw 7 ' ,u,,,,,4-,..4v,f 5544! is coming down from the X81 e woods where he W Marie BIA ye -H J ' , is hunblngfnothlng unusual for Fr-eudyj great kid 4 - Dames-Danes to assist, me in my new banking ayal B emi 11 Lh ' ' uve nu 1 U Z : tem, Did you se last weeks Saturday Evening ack T' y no cunts If h I, Co e 1 and see me 'f M I-4440! Pose? Janet Paz-aegan sure makes a pretty cov- My tional SL 8 QQ I M K 41,56 E, l or girl- I-E,u5ss'we will have no give credit at cause Ha 5 a 744l-.!4 44fve- All to Bob Dugan t.oo,.who is Photography Editor of Rst' Regards 53' 4 - d '4 'u':c '6a! '! A the Post. now. Sy the way I was talking to Bob - 1 in 4' 4-l '! the ther day and he told me that Marge Emmenn has been made s. Rockette at the Tusio Hall. I'11 ,Jail I4 ' L aqdafb l ' 6,156 Rolf 0. 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D-.zzz W 2:5 ,gov so 1 msg. 6 etowef Q ,.,,,x.w 1 was in w,,,,xs :Kgs 0 wig: an 652.12 .+'s0'9' ,, W, ws - on ,Ape vm wow ' We Qf ' K, dvkv ' -we 'fn Z ,,,,,.v, . 333, -av' :go ms ff' a'b'l93 '9,,:b 'oe' 560 w x, 'ows 999 z:l3ox9x.90:3L ,,.99,4o 5952565 'fd' anxja X946 4,0 'si VM A Q Quo 4 7A HAL Cr 9 ' fC'fi M 'ZZ fs mi? Clalentlal' September 6-Into the deep, black, portals of l-lasbrouck l-ligh and another year of worry, grief and agony. Of course you know l'm only kidding it's really swell to be back as high and mighty SENlORS and look down instead of up at our fellow classmates. ll-Gee! What happened? Everyone cut in the same place, Oh! pardon me. T. B. tests, Zl -22-lt actually rained cats, dogs, trees, garb- age cans, etc. when we discovered we were in the midst of a tropical hurricane, thanks to which we received an extra lV2 C2 for most of usl days vacation. 29-To whom it may concern lor whoever else is interestedl. I wish to make known my approval of the super-duper cheerleaders. They certainly are hep this year with, new cheers, new verses and new lines! iWhat am l sayingll 30-l-lang out the crepe we lost our first gorne to Dumont l3-O. Ugh! But cheer up we all feel gay at the Senior Football Dance tonight. October 2-l-ley fellers and gals! Get your glad rags and come and get hep we won our first game. Park Ridge 6-2. 9-Eh-h-What's that you say? What's the mat- ter are you deaf or something? We all had our hearing tested today and we can all hear. lsn't that amazing? II-Congrats to the newspaper staff for that swell edition of the Pilot which appeared today with a new enlarged gossip column. Cl never knew Dave was interested in June. humm.l I2-Well 452 years ago a fellow named Colum- bus landed over here. llvlrs. Marta told us all about it but do we remember?l Oh Well! 13-lFridayl Need l say more? 17-Why don't they do this more often? Just what they're doing today. Teacher's convention lno schooll. 27-The best of luck and success to Miss Cooke who leaves our school today for the WAC. Our hats are off to you 28-Big scare! O-O Wood-ridge.. 31-P. M. Besides dodging do-nuts and sipping on cider we had a swell time at the annual l-lal- loween Dance. What a canglamoration of Jitter- bugs. Maybe the cider was hard. Could be? November 3-Well, what's four more years? 9-The rafter rang when the glee club composed of 9flOth of school sang before the faculty and a few pupils in the assembly today. 10-What! another convention. The place is really going to the dogs. The best part of all. No school! Il-Armistice Day l944. Let us hope before Nov. ll, i945 we have seen another Victory Day. 23-Turkey Day. Gee, won't we ever learn not to stuff ourselves? l-lappy days a 6-O Victory over our arch rivals the Bluedevils. 24-A day of rest-ho hum. 25-These Sophs are certainly clever. They really put over a hum dinger ofa dance. December 6-By the sound up above everyone can imagine that the Pageant is progressing rap- idly 9-Disgard those bobby sox. Put on that tie. The A. A. is sponsoring a dinner-dance, honoring the football squad, under the direction of Coach Krnetz. Who else! 15-Splattered eggs on the floor. Broken dishes in a heap in the corner. O Well! We didn't want to be magicians anyway. Thanks B. O. lahem- Bob Owensl for the swell show. I6-l never saw so many angelic faces lnever knew there were any in the senior classl. Every- one agrees the pageant was swell, Thanks and congrats, Mrs. Brown, for your splendid work. 22-No more pencils, no more books, no more teachers-until Jan. 3rd, l945. 25-Merry Christmas! January I-Happy New Year. iPardon me while I go back to sleep. Night life doesn't agree with mel 3-Back to the same routine. Only if it were last week this week ldouble talkl. 5- All right don't talk to us. Just because you're Queen of Public Speaking. We're only kidding, Betty, Congratulations! 13-Don't get excited Don't fall in a trance, The Freshman Brawl ls only a dance. Calenllaf 20- Elmer! Don't tell a Soul about Trifles -Not a scandal only the titles of the three one act plays which were a stupendous success. 22-26-The Boulevard is vacant Closed is Fisher's store Examination ,week is here Need I say anymore? 27--Relief! What could be more appropriate than the Latin Club relief dance? 29- Parting is such sweet sorrow . Adieu, Mrs. Kortum, but nous recevons a bras ouverts, Miss Lewis and Miss Hanson. February l-Clang-Clang-Clang went the Cnot the trolleyl but the fire bell and they led us out into the zero weather, Oh, welll What's a few more cases of pneumonia? I2-We hear even the boys saying Love that man! As we approach Lincoln's Birthday. three day holiday at that!! 9-What's the difference dancing at night or in the afternoon? Don't forget a lump of coal in the bin means a day of school later on. 13-Cigarette line? No! Last day for yearbook Dayment. I4-Gee! Just got a Valentine! Must be a mis- take or maybe from grandma! Anyway l was in- sulted! 22-23-Thanks Georgie - No school, plus four days equal long rest. lrevised H. H. H. S. Math, coursel March 1-Gr-r-r-r, ln came March as gentle as a ll lt won't be long now before Spring pops her merry head above the snow and brings a little of her famous fever. 6-Best of luck to Al, Bob, and Dick. See you soon in the infantry-l mean Air Corps. I5-Well you ambitious kids who worked and pulled in the moola last summer surely are sorry today. Are you sure you added, multiplied, dropped one, added three, substracted six and di- vided it into sixths and then added all their totals. Well if you haven't, a small grin will fix every- thing up. I7-Aye! 'tis the wearing of the green. 21-Spring! Ho hum! 24-lt surely was a success wasn't it? Congratu- lations to all you, actresses. and. actors and also Mrs, Snyder for your splendid work on Al- most Eighteen. lt will be remembered as the best ever. 30-Vacation after weary weeks of worrysome work. We need it. iso do the teachersl April 'l-Well l'll be! Easter and All Fool's Day fall together on the same day. Well anyhow if you forgot to boil the eggs people will think it was an April Fool's joke. 9-Grief, woe, agony. Nota castastrofe only back to school after vacation. . May 5-Come on Seniors get going, Senior The- ses due soon you know. I5-The lights burned long and bright in Has- brouck last night, as 99 44flOO'70 of the Seniors finished their long abused theses and readied them for this morning's collection. 30-Memorial Day. 31-Ouch! Oh my back! Only a few of the pain- ful cries heard in H. H. H. S. The reason: Yester- day was the opening of swimming pools, etc, for the season. June 2-Ah-the prom!! Need l say more? 6-8-Once upon a midnight dreary, while I pon- dered weak and weary, Over many a quaint and curious volume of forgotten love- The Raven- Poe . The Seniors' password at exam time. 10-Baccalaureate Service and we begin our last week in dear old H. H. H. S. 'l'l-Well the Coronian made its debut today and it was deemed best ever. 12-Some nerve l'll say. Throwing us out after four faithful years. Class night was really a riot this year. I4-18-Seems good to see someone else suffer. Under class exams. I5-Graduation-Farewell Hasbrouck! Howard Cross V I .,, xx ll V 3-L FW I I 0 v- -1 1 O 1 c: I' xv W W 3 H, 59 ez 'fl ga or Q2 gn Q I 'm 3 QW Wx, an A .1 'nfs of If BEST LOOKING Bob Dugon Joforhv Coded 4 BEST DANCER Plfuirp Hetcher Ademude Pouch f S 1 x'f Qi xl 1. x 9 4' Q E. x Y: K 9 P 1,4 5-Z' 0 f EL, 1 4' cn.Ass census -4, I 5, who 3 5099 CLASS ORATOR Wcdfer Lcwwr Bevty Lmdgrcn sf vJ b'W , 9' gs if X4 I V 'S-4.1 BIGGEST FLIRT Bob Dugan Rosemary MQCOHQUQM Moryormo Evers, .Soon Kunz, Do 'ff' 9.9 I A 62 4 9 W! Ss 55 ' ' Wm J BEST DRESSED Bob Hohenlvof Vnereso Lorow: U C121 it A 1, APPLE POLISHER MOST VERSATILE Wane, LOL-her Bob Woodruff Joan Boffey rw Freud if J 'Wim X I .HH o iv Q PERSONALITY PLUS H LIFE vi' Guam VENUS AND ADONIS P bb d 3 BEST ATHLETES Ad I d- Pouch D l W ,, '6 1 L,qn5 X X l f sw Q- A -1-'E' s, m f ER, . 1- W X ' g .B U ' X A x ar up - K 7' mcsessr HEARTBREAKER a H len Hoffman J 1 . Allen Depken - ., A l Q ALIBI Almsr W I M' ' l J vl Ps'T?m o a qi Q' I X Z I l . 1 ef ,L 'UIQ' BEST NATURE., Q Mosf SCHOOL sr an ll 45 Vllgl! Ein Q fe, ff ,V is 0 J f Ziyi g . . v A A , 0 l J 4 Atfxglg X! A ' l 0 J K Y V wal- f' 4+ , EE S O QL 1 A - rams T -ff 1 X I Q Adelalde :ouch H l 5 W Bob H v h f Mosr MISCHIEVOU5 race Plano W Q if G E b M h Q 4 X T559 ' ' , :Q if lvmffllgl 3 7: ' s Ali' A 53 If ' 5 ln! . - I, 1 H 1 ., rv - v H-E' 53 cuss comsmms SSQLEW X Grace Flanagan Nlcsslr SMll'E Bob Mable Y Marwlw Walla' Dick Farm 5 ML .JGLOLU 342171, Name Nickname Usual Outburst Favorite Pastime Future Dreams Marjorie Aspdin Marge What a charge Dancing To reform Florence Berridge Flo No kiddin'? Dreaming Marrying a sailor Joan Bolfey Jeanie Oh horrors! Waiting for weekends Become a joumalist and then - - - ! Rudolph Bonaparte Rudy Shucks Football Professional football Virginia Browning Gini What d'ya know Fooling around Mother of 10 kids Leslie Bauerle Les Mama mia Walking with Rolf Be a chemistg remain a bachelor Jean Caldwell Jean Do tell! Music, books Climb the Alps Thelma Candy Thelma What? Dancing No worries Dorothy Carlock Dot Oh sugar Drinking Cokes in Become a secretary, then Fisher's a wife Howard Cross How j'essie! Overnight at Phil's None-CThey're only nightmaresj Dorothy Davenport Dot Gollys! Playing piano A home filled with pets Allen Depken Ah Are you kiddin'? Dancing in the dark Drive a new coal truck Robert Dugan Bob Hello honey Wolfmg Popa! Murray Elters Murray Ah gee ' Talking to girls Become a dentist in 6 years, a husband in 10 Marjorie Emmens Margie Ain't that nobby? Talking to Sheila An easy boss Maryanna Evers Maryann Ickey-poo! Music Have own radio show Richard Ferm Rich Heeeee! Paramus A car that runs Grace Flanagan Grace F or h - - - sake! UD Live in Vermont Philip Fletcher Phil Are you kidding Jitin' Graduate Donald Freud Freudie Holy Christmas Riding in Allen's car To marry a millionairess Fred Frey Freddie Terrific Moping around Play in name band and have girls swoon Carmen Galarze Carmine Oh, gully! Play a Spanish guitar To be a teacher Constance Gerquest Connie Oh! crumb Dreaming To be good Fred Glaner Fred Oh, I forgot Dancing Own a motorcycle Marie Grimes Grimesy Hold the phone Dancing Visit Ireland Margery Hall Marge Holy cow Dancing Secretary Robert Haltenhof Haltie Ye gods Riding in my car Be a bachelor Geraldine Havens Jerry Holy crow Screwball College Helen Hoffman Hoff How about that? Dreaming Settle down??? June Hubbard Hub That's interesting Studying people Part in Broadway play David Jones Dave I don't care You should know A decent living Barbara Kane Bobbie Oh nuts Reading To travel Leo Kane Egghead That's tuff Listen- to radio Remain a bachelor Joseph Keamey Joe Cripes Dancing A good job Thomas Knudsen Tom Aw! nuts Dancing Radio technician Jeanne Krueger Krug Oh yeah? Listening to records A little white cap Doris Kuenzler Dot Aw! gee Listening to music Design dresses Joan Kurtz Joan Oh! for petesake Reading magazine stories All classes in H.H. have 50 swell time 6 'ML JCM, fjlwm Name Nickname Usual Outburst Favorite Pastime Future Dreams Theresa Latona Tessie Oh gosh! Dancing Housewife Alice Lauterbom Alice I-Iubba! Hubba! Knitting Trip around the world Betty Lindgren Bet Don't be silly Reading, 'riting, Cfor- We'll always be happy get the otherj Walter Locher Walt My gosh Teasing Bet Lindgren Chemical engineer and then-Ah!!! Marilynn Lozier Lo Why, sure! Art and dancing Be successful and happy joseph McCabe Greek Not printable Eating To be a genius Rosemary McCullough Roe Holy mackeral Dancing A happy housewife Robert Mabie Bob Holy smokes Doodling To graduate Jean Machold Mac It's terrific! Drawing Why worry? Frances Mead Fran Are you kiddin'? Dancing with Butch, etc. Time alone will tell Muriel Messick Moe Aw-gee! Dancing Ahhhh! Arthur Michel Art Gee whiz Traveling To be a success Louise Mihalec Lou Ah gee! Fooling with Our Crowd You can never tell what next Doris Mossman Squeakee Gee whiz Dancing A happy married life Marylou Mueller Marylou,' For cryin' out loud Dreaming To be skinny Lillian Murray Lynn Are you serious Dating To be a lady of leisure Victor Nitti Vic Bwaang Football Lawyer Jeanne O'Day J Oh iiddidel-hoffers Loafing To be a doctor Helen Palmer Irish Well I declare! Dates To be a good make-up artist Janet Parsegan Red How'd you know Keeping out of trouble Mayor of Hoboken Marion Potosnak Pot Aw come on! Dancing Marry Alan Ladd Adelaide Pouch Butch Oh phooey Dancing A home on the range Margaret Reeves Midge Nuts! Dancing just you guess! joseph Reiner Joe Hi-ya, Babe Fixing radios Aviation Donald Riedel Peanuts Son of a gun Working A place to put my shop Sheila Ross Shelly What a bird Talking to Margie To have my name in Who's Who Dorothy Ryan Dot Get the point? Sharp Dancing A trip around the world heh! Alfred Salt Al My, my Dancing Electrical engineer Barbara Schaaf Barb Duh!!! Dancing and being a Happy home Mmmmm!! Screwball Rolf Schudel Rolf That's right Walking with Les See the world. Be a ' chemist. Jean Slmmeflein Simmy Gully Reading and cooking S5000 a year success Doris von Wallmenick D.V.W, Gee , Sports Sunny California Marilyn Walter Mae Oh shoot Having fun Who knows Doris Wistrand Dot But deHidently Dancing Go back to my home town Robert Woodruff Woodie Dear me! Sleeping President? Theodore Zwaan Teddy Oh my gosh! Reading good books To keep people happy, 51 as I am. Cladd We, the Class of l945, upon leaving Franklin High School, leave this, our last will and testament, to future classes in Franklin High, lt will be your place to carry an the traditions which we seniors have helped to establish, and through your efforts the orange and the black will reign supreme, and continue to carry on in your hearts just as it has in ours. Robert Haltenhof leaves his personality to Bill Cobb. Rolf Schudel leaves his brains to Herby Weiser. Marilyn Lozier leaves her art ability to Ann Waldhorst. We leave Thelma Candy to O'Henry. David Jones leaves his athletic ability to Eugene Dinallo. Maryanna Evers wills her singing ability to Olive Flood. Joan Kurtz leaves her versatility to Barbara Coyle. Victor Nitti leaves Mrs. Mohair in peace. Fred Frey gives his wink to David Jones. Carmen Galarze leaves her rhumba to Vito Putignana. Peanuts Riedel leaves his funny books to seventh period study. Jean Caldwell bequeaths her piano playing to Margaret Mcl.oad. Gini Browning leaves her school spirit to Lillian Stumpp. Dorothy Carlock leaves her good looks to Pat Logan. Philip Fletcher leaves his dancing to Raymond Koch. Bob Mabie bequeaths his mischieviousness to Howard lPetei Ling. Grace Flanagan leaves her wit to Marcia Howard. .loan Boffey leaves her apple polishing to Martha Bellman. Bob Dugan leaves his flirting to Walter Messia. June Hubbard leaves her figure to Norma Schamb. Leo Kane leaves his crew haircut to Allan Pfeiffer. Joe Kearney leaves his muscles to Charlie Realmuto. Robert Woodruff leaves his executive ability to President Roosevelt. Mary Mueller leaves her stenographic ability to Dorothy Bischoff. The senior girls leave the freshman boys alone. Roe McCullough leaves her popularity to Lola Cranston. Jan Parsegan leaves her innocent look to Red Greco. Joe Reiner leaves for the Merchant Marine. Alice Lauterbarn leaves her laugh to Lucille Cardo. Barbara Kane leaves her red hair to Rita Ramazzio. The seniors leave Mr. Noonan with gray hair. Thomas Knudsen leaves his height to Ted Menton, Salt leaves way for pepper. Rudy Bonaparte was caught in the draft. 52 redenfafionfi MARJORIE ASPDIN Basketball You are a forward of great skill So use this basketball with all your will. LESLIE BAUERLE Test Tube Here is a test tube without a fee Maybe an Einstein you will be. FLORENCE BERRIDGE Nail Polish Here's some polish for your nails to bring Attention to your engagement ring. JOAN BOFFEY Navy Blue Bow Your favorite beau's in Navy blue We have another one just for you. RUDY BONAPARTE Furlough Papers These papers you've been hoping for Take these and hope no more. VIRGINIA BROWNING Megaphone Your school-spirit is well known So give a cheer with this megaphonef' JEAN CALDWELL Coronian Please take this, it's to your credit For our yearbook you helped us edit. THELMA CANDY Candy Bar Thelma now, Thelma ever, Candy now, but not forever. DOROTHY CARLOCK Facial Cream You have the skin we love to touch Here is a jar but don't use too much. HOWARD CROSS Script Because you like to act in school Take this script and abide by its rule.', DOROTHY DAVENPORT Noisemaker We've never heard much noise from you So here is a horn to put you in view. . ALLEN DEPKEN Airplane You've been burning up the roads, especially in high Take this airplane and try out the sky. ROBERT DUGAN Doll Your wink has given you many a start But with this doll don't ever part. MURRAY ELTERS Key n In your next four years of college Use this little key to knowledge. MARJORIE EMMENS Taps You love to dance, we all do know So wear these taps in your next big show. MARYANNA EVERS Sheet Music Here's a song with a jolly tune, And may your voice bring you fame real soon, RICHARD FERM Telephbne Because some of your friends live in distant towns Here's a phone to make the rounds. GRACE FLANAGAN Gum In English Class you're always chewing gum, So take this piece and chew ,till day is done. PHILIP FLETCHER Wheaties When you start dancing you're plenty hep, This box of Wheaties will insure your pep. DONALD FREUD Blinders Because your eyes are always bright Here are some blinders to hide them from sight. FREY FREY Saxaphone Because music to you means so much Practice this Sax to keep your touch. CARMEN GALARZE V Flower We've always seen flowers in your hair, So here's a pretty one for you to wear. CONSTANCE GERQUEST Bracelet Your trinkets have always been on inspection Take this bracelet for your collection. FRED GLANER --Glue' 'Stick to it,' has been your aim This you have shown in every game. MARIE GRIMES Skate As long as we've known you, you've been a good skate, And it might help you from being late. MARGERY HALL Stuffed Animal Animals you do adore Add this one to your score. ROBERT HALTENHOF Earmul'fs Your plaid shirts, to us, are the toast of the crowd Let these come in handy for they are so loud. GERALDINE HAVENS Pocket size dictionary Your memory for facts is to us quite a feat Add this and the combination's hard to beat. HELEN HOFFMAN Writing Paper Writing letters is essential, we know, I-Iere's something to help the morale of your beau. JUNE HUBBARD Make believe Oscar With acting we've always attached your name, We hope this Oscar will hasten your fame. DAVID JONES Band-aid In sports we know you're on the ball, So take this band-aid in case you fall. BARBARA KANE Curler Your natural curls are admired by all, We give you this curler in case they fall. LEO KANE Baseball Cap When the count is two and three Wear this hat so you can see. JOSEPH KEARNEY Picture of Charles Atlas Atlas is known for his build and fame, Take this picture and live up to the name. THOMAS KNUDSEN Stilts Tom is small as you can see, So use these stilts in an emergency. JEANNE KRUEGER NU1'S6'S CSP A nurse we hear you'll be some day, Take this cap to wear on your way. DORIS KUNZLER Whistle Here is a whistle to let us know When you come and when you go. JOAN KURTZ Answer book To miss an answer would be your disgrace But here is an answer book just in case. TI-IERESA LATONA Minature Outfit Perfectly clad in all you do, We made this outfit just for you. ALICE LAUTERBORN Cough Drop Without your laugh you'd be at a loss So take this cough drop when you get hoarse. BETTY LINDGREN Toy bird When you sing your way to fame You'll put this nightingale to shame. WALTER LOCHER Noodle Soup Your brand of brain food must be something super Try this Noodle Soup if you're caught in a stupor. MARILYN LOZIER Crepe Paper We give to you this paper bright, To decorate with all your might. ROBERT MABIE Microphone Around here your jokes are well known, So tell them to the world through this micro- phone. j EAN MACHOLD Paint Brush Oil Paintings you like to draw So take this brush and sketch some more. FRANCES MEAD Carbon Paper We give you this, so use it right For all the things you have to type. MURIEL MESSICK Money Bag 'Money,' always was your cry, Take your gift and breathe a sigh. ARTHUR MICHEL Bell This bell has a tinkling sound To let us know that you're around. LOUISE MIHALEC Pad and Pencil The business world is the place for you For secretaries like you are very few. DORIS MOSSMAN Record To you who loves to swing and sway, We give this record if we may. MARYLOU MUELLER Toy Lamb Mary had a little lamb, it followed her one day, This little lamb can't follow you, take it anyway. LILLIAN MURRAY Case So your jewelry you never misplace We give to you this tricky case. JOSEPH MCCABE Wildroot Hair Tonic Since your hair loves to stand on end Use this 'Wildroot,' to make it bend. ROSEMARY MCCULLOUGH Date Book just open this book in any place And jot down quickly all your dates. VICTOR NITTI ' Football To you we give this trusty football Because of the record you made last fall. JEANIE O'DAY Lump of Sugar Your personality can not be beat, Here is some sugar because you're so sweet. HELEN PALMER Picture Frame Here is a frame we are sure you can use Which to put in it, we hope you can choose. JANET PARSEGAN jokebook Something seldom happens for which you haven't one, But maybe you can use this in case you need a pun. MARION POTOSNAK 'KBanner We hope that this banner in the years to come Reminds you of school days and all of its fun. ADELAIDE POUCH Spark plug You seem to have an overdose of that thing we call pep But just as a precaution, this will keep you plenty hep. MARGARET REEVES Ink Eradicator You never got F's but always A's, We use this on report card days. JOSEPH REINER Lucky Piece This lucky piece is meant to say H Please think of us while you're away. DONALD RIEDEL 'APeanut 'Peanuts,' is our favorite treat But here is one that you can eat. SHEILA ROSS upiffemn We've seen your fashions on parade We hope this pattern will be an aid. DOROTHY RYAN Feather If your giggle you ever lose Here is a feather for you to use. ALFRED SALT Pepper Many's the pun that's been made of your name But we'll give you this pepper just the same. BARBARA SCI-IAAF Bleach For hair that is always bright Use this bleach to keep it light. ROLF SCI-IUDEL Ladder An ambitious lad is bound to succeed, This little ladder will help you indeed. JEAN SIMMERLEIN Magazine As a subscription salesman you are keen, So for your reward-a magazine. DORIS VON WALLMENICH jar Your roller skating is quite up to par Preserve your skates in this hermetic jar. MARILYN WALTER Magnet Your smile is always bound to win Take this magnet to use on him. ' DORIS WISTRAND Eraser On the typewriter one should never erase But keep this by your side just in case. ROBERT WOODRUFF Ballot No matter whose running in '72, lf your up for president we'll vote for you. THEODORA ZWAAN Knitting needles Knitting is a pastime you like to do, Take these needles which arfijust for you. TRI-Y President Vice-President MURIEL MESSICK THERESA LATONA Secretary Treasurer MARILYN LOZIER JEAN CALDWELL Choploin-Virginia Browning Advisers-Mrs. Morrho Morto, Mrs. Coroiyn Cooper HI-Y President Vice-President DONALD FREUD RAYMOND KOCH Secretary Treosurer ALFRED SALT BiLLY COBB Chopioin-Phillip Fletcher Advisers-Mr, George Good, Mr. Ralph Knettle i l gn: Q I f 1 gg Q H ,V iv , ing X ,Qs M L ,ig ' 'Urn . 2 S ' ff Q ' 43 2 A .Ak 3 fs 2 1 45'-X - AML ., Y ' ix T? M 'S Q 53,3 ff., ' ms.: Q 'gg V Ll . .A If , t I H .. Q , gb 0 fb W: 'ef 24.1 I xv 11314 W- EL gs? 1, Qr. , .V :QL 'z ,N ,yr VL Q, . v 4 Vt. sf fa ' TT- x' M , W as -11 'iff' 'az is J H tg 5 I .A,A My ,h w Nr ' ga il .v QV E9 W if z L Lulu. .... 74.4 1? 5 if QQ I' wf J sz ' W' X Vi i , Ep ,. S .. 48, 'A Simi Q' J fl 7 . 7,4 D, ,V V, aww Q ,Q jr, A J - , . . . . y- . .. .M ,ix k A vw .I JAM M.: I N' ' A afar 5 DO Q75 E1 Q v f 0' Aww FOOTBALL ANDREW KMETZ DAVID A. NooNAN C00Ch Assistant Coach 64 haul, I '-lp fl sg, 25 X '1 iv xg cl- Q -'Q ,711 4-4 '47 X 7' ' 'Z 1' The Aviators opened the season with a loss to a powerful Dumont team. The Heights line needed much improvement. The following week showed a slight improvement with a victory over Park Ridge 6-2. Westwood we de- feated l3-6 and we -showed a decided improvement. We dropped a heartbreaker to North Arlington I2-7 in a game which showed Hasbrouck power in the first half. A tie with the arch rival Wood Ridge featured our next game. November 4 saw another heartbreaker, a loss to Dumont I9-0 in which the Heights played mag- nificently until the last quarter when the Huskies counted thrice. Heights caught on and ran wild up at Park Ridge winning 27-7. Heights stayed on defeating Westwood 33-6 in a smartly played game. On a sloppy field Hasbrouck triumphed over Wood Ridge 6-0 in a game which was hard played by both TGGIIIS iii '777 65 BASKETBALL Coach Kmetz was faced with a shortage of experienced men this year, with two of last year's team in the service. He had only one Ietterman returning and therefore was handi- capped. He was forced to play inexperienced boys who worked hard and won four games. The team beat our arch rivals, Wood-Ridge, twice. With five returning Iettermen, the pros- pects for the next season are very encouraging. 66 BASEBALL Mr. Noonan again taking the task of coaching the baseball team has six returning le-ttermen, These lettermen include two pitch- ers, a catcher, an outfielder and three infielders. Several other prom- ising young boys are also on the team, The baseball team anticipates a successful season. April l2 Park Ridge I6 WoodfRidge l9 Dumont 23 Lodi 25 North Arlington 26 Closter 30 Westwood Moy 3 Fort Lee l 67 Schedule May 7 Park Ridge lO Wood-Ridge l4 Dumont l7 Open 21 Closter 23 North Arlington 24 Westwood 28 Fort Lee TRACK The track team this yeor is under our new coach, Mr. Good. Four lettermen ore returning to the team this year and are good prospectsg one in the dashes, one in the relays, one on the shot-put, and one on the discus. Several meets are planned and also a Twin-Borough meet. 68 SENWORS JUNIQRS BASKETBALL 50? HOW 95.5 69 FR pa fl 0l'L5 Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Bauerle Mr. Walter Berridge Mr. and Mrs. Ritzie A. Boffey Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. Henry Browning and Mrs. J. C. Caldwell A. M. Candy and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Cross Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs William J. Davenport Mr. . F. W. Depken Dr. and Mrs. Murray Elters Mrs. M. Emmens F. D. Erwin R. J. Evers E. J. Flanagan A. G. Fletcher E. J. Freud M. Gertcher L. J. Gerquest and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Bernice Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Glaner The Gremlins Mr. and Mrs. P. Grimes Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Hall Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Haltenhof Pfc. Paul Hartman Mrs. S. Havens George W. Hoffman Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. F. G. Hoostra H. K. Hubbard Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr.'and Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Latona Mr. and Mrs. George Lauterborn Mr. and Mrs. J. Arthur Lindgren and Mrs. and Mrs. O. K. Huh and Mrs. S. Jones and Mrs. and Mrs. J. Kearney L. A. Kane Andrew Kmetz and Mrs. M. Knudsen and Mrs. F. C. Krueger and Mrs. W. E. Kuell W. Keunzler John G. Kurtz and Mrs. and Mrs. Mrs. Charlotte Locher Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Lozier Mr. and Mrs. K. Mabie Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Machold Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Marta Miss Catherine McCabe Mr. and Mrs. J. McCabe Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McCullough Mr. and Mrs. James Mead James William Mead SM 1 X c Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Messick Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Michel S. P. Mihalec S. Mohair Montagne Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Mary E. Miss Rose T. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Mossman Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Mueller Mrs. Richard Mr. and Mrs. Newcomb J. P. Nitti Mr. and Mrs. A. O'Day E. G. Parsegan Mr. and Mrs. Lt. Col. and Mrs. Glenn S. Reeves Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Ross Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Salt Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Schaaf Dr. and Mrs. J. G. Schudel The Screwballs Mrs. Gertrude Seils The Sharpies Mrs. Jean D. Simmerlein Mrs. Henry P. Spenner Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Charles F. Whitcomb Mrs. R. L. Woodruff Mr. and Mrs. John C. Zwaan Armando Valerio K. von Wallmenich and Mrs. and Mrs. Philip J. Walter and Mrs. Stanley K. Wilson, Jr and Mrs. Allen M. Wistrand 70 CONGRATULATIONS A TO CLASS OF JUNE, 1945 CENTRAL PHARMACY CHAS. B. ZIFF, Reg. Pharm. Boulevard and Central Ave. Hasbrouck Heights, N, I. Phone Has. Hts. 8-0966 Your Personal Pharmacist Prescription Pharmacy of Hasbrouck Heights Western Union Agent 71 Best Wishes To the Graduates of 1945 , my Wai C pl' f WILLIAM MUCULLIIUGH TRANSPURTATIUN U0., INC 513 Patterson Avenue r East Rutherford New jersey Residence Hasbrouck Heights, N. WILLIAM vm ri- ' qw s.vQLv President 15- ' ...f- U. S. Linen Supply Co., Inc. Telephone Armory 4-3367 MORETTI 113--137 No. First Street U. S. Laundry Service, Inc. Paterson, New jersey 73 Best Wishes from the MAYOR and COUNCIL L. C. Benton Robert I. Rafford john F. Knowlan, Mayor Frederic G, Muller H. Gerard Moersdorf Robert Davison, jr. Carl E. Therkildsen joseph P. Breeze, Borough Clerk 74 Compliments of The Board of Education Frank Coyle, jr., President Herbert M. Nimmo, Vice-President Willis M. Barrows Russell C. Cobb Genevieve Benner Leroy A. Ferm Jean B. Blocher George W. Field Robert W. Hyland Robert I. Raiford, District Clerk 75 Congratulations and Best Wishes tothe Class of 1945 on its journey along 1ife's pathway into the future Q7 Bendix Aviation Corporation ECLIPSE PIONEER DIVISION TETERBORO, N. J. 75 Compliments of JOHN FERRARI Candy Shoppe 277 Boulevard Hasbrouck Heights, N. J. Tel. Hasbrouck Heights 8-0782 Compliments of FISHEIPS Tom and Nat 245 Boulevard Hasbrouck Heights, N. I -Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of The Brownstone Sweet Shoppe Harry Frank, Prop. I Tel. Hasbrouck Heights 8-0929 280 Terrace Avenue Hasbrouck Heights N 'Compliments of llUUKER'l S ATLANTIC SERVIUE S'l'A'l'l0N Gustave T. Ruckert, Jr., Dealer Lubrication - Car Washing - Accessories Lee Tires Exide Batteries Boulevard 8: Washington Place Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey 77 Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of the EUCLID SCHOOL , P. T. A. 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