Jamesburg High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Jamesburg, NJ)

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GEORGE GELBER Academic He of the winning smile and charming personality, of the big ears and heart twice as large, of the hearty laugh and pessimistic attitude: of the motto al- ways a gentleman g of the great aspi- rations of someday being admitted to the Bar - George, of course. We'll re- member that winning smile, charming personality, those big ears and huge heart, the hearty laugh and dreary out- lookg that swell motto, and those great aspirations, George, and someday, we'll realize again what a nice chap you are. MARGARET 1. HANSEN General Blonde and easy going, Megs wishes to be a nurse. lf the other potential nurses among her classmates follow their present desires and join her, Megs won't be troubled with acute homesick- ness. She belongs to the Glee Club and the Girls Sports Club. Also, she is a lover of the great out-of-doors. To her school fellows, especially to those who know her best, she is a swell pal. To others, she is tops. Jamesburg l'l. S. STUART HAEDER General Mite makes right, so the old adage went. Haeder is a right fellow. He's always ready to do one's bidding and no matter what one asks him to do, it's not a bit of trouble. just look for blond hair that needs combing and a grin that stretches from ear to ear and you'lI find l-laederf' l-laeder anticipates having a position in one of the leading telephone companies as a line man. That shouldn't be hard for Stu. He's an old hand at line work. CRYSTAL HELMS Commercial Tall and dignified Crystal is one of our few quiet se-niors. Crystal came to us from the south and has not lost her soft drawl yet. Though quiet and inter- ested in studies, she has time to follow her hobby of pastry baking and she is also very much interested in music. Crystal's dreams of the future are in the world of music as a vocalist.

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MARIE E. DE WITT Commercial Babe's long tresses distinguish -her from any of her classmates. Another student who always has her work pre- pared and her studies up to date, Marie manages to keep in the upper level of our class. Marie has taken up the busi- ness course in order to prepare for suc- ceeding her father in the real estate busi- ness. One of her favorite hobbies is reading. She spends many leisure hours in this pastime. We are sure she will be successful when her ambition is real- ized. VERA M. ELER Commercial Vera is one of our youngest Seniors, though you would never guess it. She provides a very fair decoration for our basketball team in the form of a cheer- leader. A vivacious blonde, Bannie can usually be found in the midst of al- most every noise producing group. She possesses the ability to blush most be- comingly, and we wonder why she does- n't more often. Vera can be counted on in any mischievous undertaking. She really is a grand sportl WALTER DVORAK General jones will never be famous for his gift of oratory, he is inclined to be shy and although slow in making friends, he is well liked by those who know him. We will remember -him, for his droll sense of humor and his very unique chuckle. jones is also interested in various school lectures. His hopes for the future lie in the field of flying and he expects to study aviation as his life work. jOSEPH FUSCO Academic joe is one person who has learned how to make use of his spare time. Otherwise, he would 'never be able to organize his own orchestra, keep his school work up to par, and remain social- ly active, all at the same time, At pres- ent, we're enjoying joe's rhythmical efforts after basketball games, and at the sunset dances given by the seniors. We're sure that it won't be long before we'll be listening to joe at the Coco- nut C-rove. Class of 1938

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VIRGINIA HOPKINS Academic Sophistication in person, eternally poised, the last word in fashion 1 that'S Ginny. Upon seeing her tall, agile fig- ure, one guesses that Gin is rather ath- letic. She goes in for horseback rid- ing, swimming, and dancing and is on the girl's basketball varsity. Next year she plans to go to either Purdue or Syra- cuse University to take courses in inte- rior decorating, After graduation per- haps she may find a client among her senior classmates. More power to you, Gin, but we still think you should be a mannequin. DOROTHEA D. HUNDERT Comm. Dot is one of those quiet people who come to school to work. Neverthe- less, she does take time now and then to have a little fun and once she is started, we have a treat in store. Dorothy is a serious-minded young woman and unless her plans alter we are convinced she will go far in the world of business. Class of 1938 PHYLLIS HUBBS General Phil is our idea of a good sport. She may at times appear a bit frivolous. but at heart she is sincere and friendly. A ready sense of humor is one of her out- standing traits. lntimate friends think she's swell: associates thinks sl1e's square, and teachers think she's A plus. Some of her favorite recreations are swimming, dancing, and bikeriding. I-Ier chosen career is that of nursing. STANLEY INDYKE General When there's a girl around, Stan is just another one of those quiet, reserved fellows, but in sports it's a different mat- ter. He can do things to a basketball that would astonish a magician, which is probably the reason lndyke was chos- en captain of the team. And in base- ball, Stan has the key to the pitcher's box. If he continues his fine work, Dizzy Dean will have some serious competi- tion.