Kearny High School - Lamp Post Yearbook (Kearny, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1937 volume:

TI-IE LAMP PGSTNJUNE -- IQ37 J'-44. KEARNY HIGH SCHOOL KEARNY New JERSEY . ' 12 Q 1 3 , ' , A 1, f ' I A A , X Q' H ' 5 if W X 111 ' . E 4 1' ,' 4 , K :lg ' -,fr , V ,N,. , , ,.., -Vf it I I 57 ja 45' X 3 ZZ 'Sail-un! qv.:-...W FCDREWORD HE Lamp Post o sem: annual IS publlshed to gave the students ot Kearny Hugh an lntormal ond com plete revuew ot the term with wruteups group puctures and snapshots Acta vltues ot the clubs teams and special lzed organlzatuons are fully covered un detauled accounts The graduatung class as featured In the book Portraats and nntormo tlon of the lnduvnduals and events of theur four years nn the school are un cluded In the Sensor and Feature sec tions i I Q I S gs lg. Q --pq ll' . 1 2 . -- 14 L Q Q 4. ff' r l i Y as 1 Q V b - tlfiiii Q . , ga Qle- , 5 . I H- M-4:5 of ,' , News ' .in fq- K A .. ' , , ,Six fl N ' ' . I I I - CONTENTS Dedication Views The Eight Classes Sports Activities Features 66 ' ' .... 4 ' ...... 6 Administration . . . 8 ' . . 12 . . . . . . 44 ' ' ' . . . . .52 HIS rseoc of the Lomp Post I dred l. FeI'ows for her unceosmg efforts In helpmg The Closs of June 37 to be one of The most successful To grodudfc from K e d r n y Hugh School T 3 sincerely dedicated To Mrs, Mil- IGN MRS MILDRED L FELLOWS MUSIC CLASS Viewing WOOD SHOP HOME ECONOMICS Sax PUBLICATIONS WORK DRAWING ROOM The School PRINTING CLASS Seven BOYS GYM CLASS DR EDMUND L TINK Superintendent of Schools GEORGE G MANKEY PVIDCIDOI MISS A LOUISE SMYTH LEWELLYN PRATT Deon of G1rIs Actmg Deon of Boys 1-.A I 1 4 k I ' MA, f A gf- VV . ,far ,f-M , is ,f ' r Fourth Row Mr Gray Mlss Twntchcll Mr Hutchunson Mr Warren Mr Platzer Mr Jardnne Mn A G Taylor Thnrt Povx Mass Bnrdlclzough Mnss Edwards Mrs Bennett Mlss Smyth Mr lngraham Mrs Rasch Second Row Mass Jackson Mass Laros Miss West Mrs Pfelffer Mass Pfau Mlss Roberts Mr Pcarsall Mr Reumer Fnrst Row Mrs FeI'nms Mrs Klttnne Mr McManus Muss Sums Mass Hurley Mr Monkey Mass Rodgers Mr Wallace Mr Chaco Mnss Olrver KEARNY HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY ART DEPARTMENT Muss Emma S Daggett Mass Calvnn M Henry COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Mass Iva C Barlebough Martin Carlsen Mlss Maud M Harty La Mont E lngraham Wllluam M Kleckner Freeman D McManus Muss Persus P Pfau Mrs Ella F Pfeiffer George O Ryan Glenn D Stough Jehlal C Warren ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Mrs HeIenM Bennett Mrs Hazel K Van Busknrk Edward Krp Chace Mrs Mrldred L Fellows Neale R Hamrlton Raymond A Hutchinson Ten Miss Sarah T Joyner Mass Lllllan M Neff Mnss Ruth C Rodgers Mass Eva Tlemersa Mass Chrlstune E Trumbull Mass F Kathleen West INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT George T Jackson Mlss Mlnnle L Jackson John M Loftus Mrs Dorothy L Moreland Mass Jean C Nales Isaac R Taylor Horryl Westervelt S Dan Zeppenfeld LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Benpamm Bennes Mass Eduth Cnrcle Muss Madelnne Coleman Mass Ethel E Edwards Mrs MrIdredG Knttme Mrs May Rasch 7 r 1 I A 1 - I 1 - 1 - 1 I X I H t I I r ' I I I ' I ' ' V I 1 1 A - I 4 I 1 M555 Jem., Baird Miss Sarosa R. Melick Fourth Row Mr McCord Mr Howe Mr Roderlgue Mr Yette Mr Ferry Thnrd Row Mr Jackson Mr Stough Mr Wooton Mr Carlsen Mr Sm th Mr Zeppenteld Mr Ryan Second Raw Mr Hamllton Mr Kleckner Mlss Maclntyre Mass Joyner Mrs Moreland Mr Loftus Mr Bennes F1rstRow Mr Parsons Mrs Van Busklrk Mlss Mlnkowltz Muss Trumbull Mr Pratt Mr Monkey Mlss Henrv Mass Horty Miss Coleman Mr I R Taylor KEARNY HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY LIBRARIAN SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mass Margaret L Olnver MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Mlss Gertrude Alden Miss Lenore Laros WllbertJ Reimer HaroldJ Scully Albert G Wooton Arthur Ferry Wnlluam A Howe Mass Lucy Hurley Mrs Huldegorde Maclntyr Mnss Thelma Maglnnns Wllllam H Platzer John C Rodrlque A G Taylor MUSIC DEPARTMENT Charms Yene Cohn H Gffw COCIAI. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT John V Pearsall PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Mrs Ellzabeth P Earle R Waren Fogarty Muss Charlotte M Heath Muss Ruta Jaeger Harold C Jardune Mlss M Rosamund Twntchell Howard A Westcott Eleven Mnss Eluzobeth Gross Glenn McCord Mass Sara Mnnkowltz John Mlss C Parsons EleonorG Roberts Helen M Sums Bertrand L Smnth WllllamJ Wallace Mrs FlorenCeG Young Mass -- . V . , . 1 ' 1 - - --f . , . , . , . , . I , , I 7 . I . , 1 f . , . , . , 2 . , . I 1 1 - 4 I , I 1 r - A ' - 1 J . ESPITE the toct thot the Groduotnng Closs occupues the spotlnght durung the semester the seven lower closses moke up the greoter port of the school Wuthout thear presence the Seniors could never be the monarchs of oll they survey klngs without people coptonns wrthout sh ps The Editors ot the June Lomp Post from the greotest l2l3 to the most lowly 9b l'OI'lWGlDIIWQlOIT1Oli8ll1lS book possible through subscriptions This sectnon deducoted to oll eeqht closses THE El 6 I reolize their debt to the lowerclossmen K. Y , . . r ' . ' ' is S S S Student Aid l, Girl Reserves 3, Eugene Adelson Angel Face Fling away sorrow, cast away care. Assistant Proof Editor Hi- Kear- Qian 4, Lamp Post 4, Glee Club 732 Elm Street Stewart Aitken Stewie Silence is deep as Eternity, Speech is shallow as Time. Soccer 3, 4, Home Room Secre- tary 3. 23 Duke Street Andrew Anderson For man is man, and master of his fate. Student Aid l, 4. 274 Maple Street Geraldine Mary Boker Gerry Littleebut oh my! s Harvey Alexander Bud Harv Quiet but nice, lnterclass Baseball 3, Assistant Bank Teller 4, Dance Commit- tee 4. l59 Devon Street Anthony Arena HT-Onyrr I dare do all that becomes a man. Print Club l, 2, Student Aid 4. 560 Forest Street Gerald Ashcroft Jerry l-lc's a good-natured fellow, everybody knows, He'lI goin success wherever he goes. 826 Chestnut Street Christine Mary Bardxitoski Withal, a auiet lass. 4, Dance Committee 4. l5l Beech Street James Barrett Little but wise, And a corker for his size, Latin Club 2, 3, Student Aid l, 2, 3, 4, Big Hearted Herbert Cast 2, Dance Committee 2, 4, Ticket Committee Youngest 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Man- ager Soccer 2. 166 Brighton Avenue Clifford Bedford Geraldine A. Bauer Cliff Gerry l dare to do all Many her friends- that becomes a man. few her foes. 122 Chestnut Street Latin Club 2, 3, French Club 2, 3, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Dance Committee 2, 3, 4, Christmas Card Committee 4. 3 5 Pavonia Avenue lO4 Tappan Street Eugene Behrens Gene Silence is a true friend who never betrays. Hi-Kearnian Business Staff 3 Dance Committee 3, Band 3. 238 Kearny Avenue Madeline Bekowsky Quiet and unassuming, moves with grace and e Home Room Secretary 25 Girl i Reserves 3, 45 Dance Committee 35 Lamp Post Circulation 45 Lamp Post Editorial 45 Hi-Kear- nian Editorial 45 Assistant Bank Teller 45 Spanish Club 3. l4 Woodland Avenue Edna Louisa Bleakl ,,Ed,. A friendly friend, with a smile tor all. Home Room Leader 25, Room Secretary 2, 35 Gi serves 3, 45 Hi-Kearnian Assist- ant Business and Circulation Manager 3, 45 Lamp Post 45 Geography Club Treasurer 25 Dance Committee 3, 45 Committee 45 Field Meet I5 Student Aid 45 Quill and 4. 23 Windsor Street Dorothy M. Bolton HDOTH HDOHYH Energy and persistance i. conquer all things. Bank Teller 3, 45 Swi Team 35 Capt. Baseba'I Team 35 Student Aid 45 Field Day 339 Schuyler Avenue Josephine Regina Bortone ujou A friendly touch, a happy heart. Latin Club 25 Girl Reserve I8 Halstead Street Theodore E. Brown Teddy Why worry about the future? Science Club 2, 35 German Club 2, 3, 45 Dance Committee 4. 99 Beech Street she use. , GV Home rl Re- Social Scroll mming 3. S35 4. Eileen Gladys Boyle nEin Earnest, yet cheerful, active, yet resigned. Latin Club 2, 35 Glee Club 4' girl Reserves 45 Student A A Sl Laurel Avenue id 21 l 1 3 James Brown Silent but helpful. Student Aid 4. 22 Spruce Street Carmine Bilotti ,.ACe,. MPM., .,CC,,m,, Everyone excels in something in which another fails. 22 Highland Avenue Robert M. Black Blacky Bob A lad of quiet ways. 3lO E'm Street Mary J. Biondo Such a worker. Bank Teller I5 Science Club 2, Dance Committee 2, 3, 45 Lamp Post Editorial and Circu'ation 45 Hi-Kearnian Associate Editor 4, Home Room Representative 45 Student Aid 45 Girl Reserves 3, 45 Red Cross Committee 4. ZOO Highland Avenue Christine L. Borek Rusty 1: A possessor of pfeasant and genial ways. Girl Reserves 3, 4. 236 Wilson Avenue Margaret Katherine Brand Bobby Silence is sweeter than speech. Geography Club 25 Girl Reserves 35 Dance Committee 4. 377 Elm Street Mary Elizabeth Breslin Russell R. Brown Quiet, very quiet, easy-going, Browncc A friend kind and true. 29 Tappan Street Fools rush in where angels fear to tread. Track l, Student Aid 4, Soccer Team 4, Swimming Team 3, Home Room Leader l. 45 Duke Street Mary Elizabeth Brown Betty She has an extraordinary gift of conversation. Latin Club 2, 3, Girl Reserves 3, Porter-House Stake lcastl 3, Daisy Chain 2, Lamp Post 3, Dance Committee 4, German Club 2, 3. 629 Belgrove Drive Walter Edward Brown Ralph Walter Brown Brownie Young in limbs, in judgment old. Student Aid l, Kardinal l, Hi- Kearnian 2, 3, Lamp Post 2, 3, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 2, 3, 4. 68 Pavonia Avenue Nathaniel W. Bryson, Jr. Walt Brownie Fond of dress, but fonder UNOVI still of dresses. Banking Committee l, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball 4, English Club 3. 594 Forest Street Alan A. Campbell Scotty In truth, a quiet lad. Boy's Glee Club 2, Hi-Kearnian 3, Soccer 3, 4, Print Club 4, Class Night Committee 4. 269 Ivy Street Marie J. Chapman Brevity is the soul of wit. girl Reserves 4, Spanish Club 2, 125 Chestnut Street John B. Chirmside Chink Everyman has his fault, and friendliness is his. Bank Teller l, Dance Committee 3, 4, Assistant Manager Football 3, Lamp Post Business Staff 4. 126 Devon Street A lad of quiet ways. Lamp Post Advertising 4, Stud- Snt Aid 4, lnterclass Baseball 2, 582 Kearny Avenue Betty Rae Bunn HBEV, Speech may not be wise, But silence is never foolish. Daisy Chain 2, Girl Reserves 3 4. ' 627 Elm Street Anna Marie Capetta nAnnu if A possession of pleasant and genial ways. Girl Reserves 3. 564 Devon Street Janet M. Carlisle njanu Her voice is like a Harmony of Angels. Student Aid l, 2, Cheering Squad 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Dance Committee 2, 4, Lamp Post Staff 3, Girl Reserves 3, 4, All-State Chorus 4, Geography Club 2. 327 Belgrave Drive Pauline M. Cassidy Paul As quick to grin as a duck to swim. Home Room Representative 2, 35 Home Room Secretary 35 Girl Reserves 3, 45 Lamp Post Busi- ness 45 Baseball 35 Basketball l5 Dance Committees 2, 3, 45 Hi- Kearnian Advertising 25 Candy Committee The Youngest 4. 527 Forest Street Margaret E. Christiansen Margie 1 Frank Cattofi Range The very pink ot perfection, Student Aid 25 Usher 45 Basket- ball 2. 570 Chestnut Street r1Mcrir To please is my only wish- Mary Amelia Churinskas Catherine Cahill HKW, Has wont to be still as a mouse. Girl Reserves 3, 45 Spanish 2, 3. l4S Chestnut Street A maiden modest and yet se It possessed, Ycuthful and beautiful and simply dressed. Home Room Representative l, 2, 45 Home Room Secretary 3. 636 Elm Street Anthony M. Cicchino Chick Fast in thought. 377 Kearny Avenue Phyllis Clayton Hphylu Deep brown eyes running over with glee. Girl Reserves 3, 45 Field Meet 25 Dance Committee 2, 3, 45 Stud- ent Aid 45 Home Room Repre- sentative l, Secretary 2, 35 lamp Post 45 Ring Committee 45 Committee Class Play 4. I49 Linden Avenue Frank Cocola Cokie Joe Lite is what we make it. 683 Chestnut Street Please me in turn. Science Club 35 Girl Reserves 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 45 Volley Ball 4. l52 Schuyler Avenue Betty M. Clark naetu Let all things be done, Decently and in order. Dance Committee 2, 3, 45 Class Secretary 25 Daisy Chain 25 Seri- ior Farewell Committee 25 Honor Society 3, 45 Secretary Science Club 3, 45 Junior Prom Commit- tee 35 Senior Play Committee 45 Student Aid 3, 45 Girl Reserves 3, 45 Class Night Committee 45 Home Room Representative 45 Girl Reserves Dance Committee 3, 45 Basketball l, 45 French Club 2, Secretary 3. 324 Davis Avenue Mansel Cole Still waters run deep. Track l, 2, 3, 45 Home Room Secretary 35 Glee Club 35 Stud- ent Aid 45 Geography Club 35 Band 35 Field Day 25 Swimming Team 3. 297 Stewart Avenue Grace Lois Coe Gracie Coco One of those happy souls, Which are the ioy ot the earth. Honor Society 3, 45 Quill and Scroll Society 45 Hi-Kearnian 3, 45 News Editor 45 Lamp Post Senior Editor 45 Chairman Class French Club 2, 35 Girl Reserves 3, 4, Pres:dent 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball l, 2, 35 Arch- ery 3, 45 Panzer Archery Tour- nament 35 Science Club 35 Chairman Class Outing 25 Chair- man Dutch Treat Dance 35 Field Meet 2, 35 Home Room Secretary 3. 2l8 Laurel Avenue Club Louise M. Christensen HWCCZH HLOUH Your winning way will take you far. Daisy Chain 25 Home Room Representative 2, 35 Decoration Committee Prom 35 Dance Com- mittee 2, 3, 45 Circulation Statt Lamp Post 35 Assistant Bank Teller 45 Girl Reserves 35 Fash- ion Show 3, 45 Assistant Chair- man Ring Committee 45 Cast and Prompter The Youngest 4. 621 Be'grove Drive ,,,, ....,.,.. ....- Kenneth D. Coleman Ken 'He ne'er did harm to anyone l7 William Street Theodore Craft Ted Roberta E. Cottrell Bert Honor lies in honest toil. Kardinal Staff, Freshman Sports i, Geography Cl b 27 Debating Society 3: Field Day 3, Gsrl Re- serves 3, 4, Dance Committee 3, French Club 2. SS Quincy Avenue Muriel T. Craig i,Mewfr Alexander M. Courage Kay Alex Sandy Music is well said to be the speech ot angels. 4, All-State Orchestra 3, 82 Magnolia Avenue Jr. Quiet but nice. Student Aid l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 2, 3: Prom Com- mittee 3, Boys' Glee Club Z, 3. 29 Magnolia Avenue Marion Janet Curley ficurln iiMo1i1 All who knew her, Knew her worth. Latin Club 2, 3, Science Club 2, Dance Committee 2, Student Aid 3, 4, Student Advisory Council 2, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Lamp Post Business 4, French Club 2. 74l Schuyler Avenue Sherman F. Dallas Butch Least said is soonest mended. Football 4, l87 Brighton Avenue lrma Mary D'Amico My soul within me burning with hot thoughts. Bank Teller 2, 3, Fashion Show l, 2, 3, 4, Lamp Post 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Girl Re- serves 3, 4, Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4, Assembly Committee 2, 3, 4, P u b I i c i t y Committee The Youngest 4, Christmas Dance 4, Spring Dance 4, Class Libra- rian l, Christmas Cord Commit- tee 4, Class Night Committee 4. 7 l 6 Devon Street Helter skelter-'Hurry scurryf' Honor Society 4, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Ring Committee 4, Prom Committee 3, Lamp Post Editor- ial Staft 4, Hi-Kearnian Stott 4, Dance Committee 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Student Aid l, Ticket Committee Youngest 4, Junior Red Cross 4, Girl Reserve Dance Committee 4. 486 Chestnut Street William F. Cuozzi Bill You sha'l hear ot all his mischief. Freshman Baseball l, Tennis Z, 3, 4, Home Room Representative l, 2: Usher 3, 4, Kardinal Staff l, Glee Club 3. 2 l 4 Brighton Avenue Charles Dabravalski A friend is never known until he is needed. Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, l65 Wilson Avenue Ruth L. Den ne Ruthie Always happy on the go, Always busy never slow. French Club 2, 3, Science Club 3, 4, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 4: Property Committee The Yoxnge5t 4, Prom Committee 4, Latin Pub- l'C'?Y Chwrmon 2, Science Prog- rom Committee 4. 669 Elm Street if St. Y. for Frank Connery Tall and Mighty. Student Aid 4, Track l, 2, 3, 45 Dance Committee 2, 4, Home Room Representative l, Bank Teller 2, Student Forum 3, Usher T, 3, 4, lntcrclass Tennis 3. 728 Kearny Avenue . i L f 1 E . , rim, f ., Legg' 13 William Davidson Bill Good-natured quietness covers him over. Track l5 lnterclass Baseball Soccer 2. 26 Tappan Street i5--V2 ,gf .H ,ax ' 4'4- ng. 6' r' K A' 14 , g wt J 1 1-up if Russell T. Dawson Chief Butch Chief has a cheerful smile and iust as cheery a hello. Home Room Leader l5 Football 3. IIS Windsor Street William Decker Bill Deck To be happy-go-lucky is not the purpose for which you are placed in the world. Inter-Class Baseball 2, 3. 50 Patterson Street Daniel J. DeGennoro nDonu Bernard William Deehan sem None but himself can be his parallel. Track 15 Football 3, 45 Dance Committee 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 25 Home Room Secretary I5 Representative 4. I2 Livingston Avenue John J. DeMott UJOYH 1 is is. , np. . r, M 1. , A happy heart and pleasing manner. Dance Committee 25 Cast You're Telling Me 35 Hi-Kear- nian Reporter 35 Associate Edi- tor 35 Assistant News Editor 45 Proof Editor 45 Lamp Post Ath- letic Editor 45 Assistant Swim- ming Manager, 3 Manager 45 French Club 2, 35 Quill and Scroll 4. 34 Howell Place Anna Margaret De Poto uAnnn Maicstic sweetness sits enthronedf' Girl Reserves 35 Lamp Post 4. 380 Forest Street Charlotte Dimmack iichorlif . Always in some good cause. Kardinal l5 Debating Society 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 35 Girl Re- serves 35 Dance Committee 2, 35 Basketball 45 Class Night Com- mittee 45 Hi-Kearnian 45 Lamp Post 4. 726 Devon Street Alexander Don HAI., HAICXH Every cloud has a silver lining. Dance Committee 2, 3, 4, Chair- man 45 Play Committee 45 As- sistant Manager Basketball 25 Swimming Team 2, 3. 4. 47 Windsor Street Time will explain it all5 He is a talker, and needs no questioning before he speaks. Chairman Dance Committee 25 Latin Club 2, 3, President 25 Orchestra I, 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 All-State Orchestra 45 Dance Committee 3, 45 Debating Socie- ty 35 Honor Society 3, 45 Stud- ent Social Committee, Chairman 35 Lamp Post Publicity Chair- man 35 Swimming 45 Class Night Committee 4. Z8 New Lawn Avenue Edward R. Dillon ,rEdu I He has common sense, in a way that's uncommon. IO9 Windsor Street James DiTrolio rrjimii A real good sport is Jim of his sort. Football 3, 4, Captain 45 Track 25 Orchestra 2, 35 Band 2, 35 Baseball l5 Dance Committee 25 Usher 3, 4. 2l4 Kearny Avenue Marie F. Dougherty She walks with silent grace. Girl Reserves 45 Student Aid 45 Dance Committee 45 Lamp Post Business 4. 425 Forest Street Robert E. Donnelly ,,BOb,, l paddle my own canoe. Latin Club 2, 35 Dance Commit- tee 35 Student Aid l. 8 Livingston Avenue Robert Hunter Dowie ,,Bob,. ,,RUbe,. .DOWN Swift as an arrow. Baseball T, 2, 3, 4, Captain 45 Soccer l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Printing 2, 3, 45 Home Room Representative 3, 4, l9l Quincy Avenue Thomas A. Duncan iiT0mir irouncrr A right worthy fellow. Home Room Representative Z, Secretary 25 Student Aid 25 ln- ter-Class Baseball 2, 35 Dance Committee 4. 237 Kearny Avenue William R. Dunlop Bill Dunny He isn't afraid to say what he thinks, Yet if things go against him he only winks. Student Aid 25 Glee Club 3, 4, President 45 The Youngest 45 Swimming Team 35 Door Com- mittee Dutch Treat 3. l86 Stewart Avenue James H. Dyne rrjimrr Speech may not be wise, But silence is never foolish. l 99 Chestnut Street Kenneth Ellerbrook Ken Modesty becomes a young man, ZIO Beech Street Sl ,vm Dorothy Muriel Douglas HDOF, HDOHYH l live in the world of jollity. Home Room Secretary l, Repre- sentat ve 35 Girls' Soccer 45 Girl Reseves 35 Dance Committee 4. l 39 Brighton Avenue Thomas A. Droughton Shorty lt's all in the game. Freshman Track l5 Art Club 2, l85 Magnolia Avenue Margaret .l. Duncan She is not bold or is she loud, Just one who helps make the crowd. Girl Reserves 4. 62 Beech Street Joseph A. Dunn ujoeu Noth:ng is more becoming in a man of quality than laughter. Usher 2, 3, 4, President 35 G. O. Finance Committee Secretary 25 Varsity Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Cap- tain 45 Dance Committee 2, 35 Home Room Representative I, 25 Basketball 2, 35 Student Aid 2, Edna Ellen Elwood A jolly girl is she. Home Room Secretary l, 2, 3, 45 Daisy Chain 25 Girls' Glee Club 3, 45 Girl Reserves 3, 45 Fashion Shaw l, 2, 3, 45 Field Day 2, 35 Ticket Committee 3. 192 Oakwood Avenue 35 Prom Committee 35 Inter- Class Baseball 35 Soccer I. 145 Brighton Avenue William Ernst HBHIH A man he seems of cheerful yesterdays, And confident tomorrowsf' Student Aid l, 45 Band l, 2, 3 45 Orchestra I5 Chair Committee 35 Games Committee 25 Home Room Secretary 35 Home Room Leader 45 Latin Club 2, 35 Base ball Manager 45 Publicity Com rltittee 45 Dance Committee 2, 3 ' l39 Morgan Place Owen F Fayne s ha r as the envy ot many a gurl s always so klnky and full of curl Football 3 4 Basketball 3 4 seball 3 4 lntercloss l Forum Representative Prlntm Club 3 I 2 l Chestnut Street Peter Fapcuk Pete Men of few words a e the best Ochestral P 3 4 Ba d Oaden Avenue James Leo Frsh J GZ OS Ill fnght tnll from my bones my flesh be hacked Student And l 2 Latun Club 3 Baseball l Vorsnty Football 2 V r 1 y rack 2 er 3 Fled 2 I O6 Laurel Avenue Ruth E Fullmer Rcokle Under her shyness theres slncerlty and kundness l-lom Room Repre entatuve l Cro s l Glee C ub 3 lr Reselves 3 4 Fa hlan Show l 2 3 Dance Commuttee 3 l57 Laurel Avenue Frances Estelle Galley Gal .wx Wim! fi YYY'-f W? X51-1 1 nv I Jennre Ferguson Jen A yoyo s rnolden Soccer Team 4 3-ll Be grove Drlve James V Ferris Nothung hinders me or :aunts me Home Room Representatuve l Student Arl 3 Dance Commut tee 4 80 Forest Street Jes-'le M Fltt Jess keew wut and ready sm: are hers In Cl lx 3 Sclen 0 Cluw 3 Presldent G rls Gee Club 4 Dan e Commuttee 4 Basketball B I 3 Student n w mmnng Team 4 Rnng Cammlt ee 4 All State Chorus 5 Rutland Avenue Gertrude M Flemmgloss Gertle A swe t Miss tw a qu et way r Re erve 3 4 Junior Cross 4 Stud nt And 4 Spanush Club 142 Hlqh and Avenue Peter Fox Kathleen M Gallagher Pete Absent nn splrlt present ln body A merry heart and Qulet but unassuming wlnnlng way ll3 Washungton Avenue Red Cross l Lamp Post Staff 3 4 Dance Committee 4 58 Hrghland Avenue af' Eg, JTWQ llO Forest Street Lena M Ga tto ee She IS we assure you the best of her sort Assistant Bank Teller 2 Girl Re serves 3 Christmas Dance Com mlttee 4 Sprung Dance Commrt tee 4 Lamp Post Busuness 4 IO8 Kang Street hr X X X .fl 1 4 V : ' F f:..g,i,i L I -Q . , -L HHN . - E ' ' f ' rs ,, ,, 'T' H k A f. ' B0 , : , 2: Q1 ' A ' , Q K V, A- 1 A . '. fi 2 H ,. 'tv - fs A 4 5' , - A fi gr j ' , . L f , , , 1 n l, 2, ffl - 3, 4. L , SO V . I r. ll rr rr HL ll Ilj H N L HA ' ,, , A , S If ' A 2 Lot' t 2, , - - : I 2, J I I' 1- ' f l, 3F as'boll ,I 5' A'd 3, 4j C1 S t T , 3, 4g V ' . .gr 1 3 I I g f' ' 1 USH J ' , 3- 4' 'Q W 1 : - ,,rr. ff' A f ..r 4 v, F cnch Club 3 . 5 W. l Y . e 5 . 'S X 3 Gi I s 3 ' ' Red Red 5 5 I 5 G I 4 T . ' A y . g 3 5 r. ' f 4 N 3 ' li K. X kb? A ,V - H -In H n 11 A ' ' I L . .. I C K j' . -J at ' .L . ' ff' Zjj U ' ' ' -N r L Just a kind word Dorothy Marie Gill HDOTH She has a heart which rs small in proportion but large in capacity. Daisy Chain 2, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Bank Teller l, 2, Science Club 2, 3, Dance Committee Z, 4, Senior Farewell Committee 7, Lamp Past Circulation 4. 74 Forest Street A S1 Q.- W. S 3 ii Winifred Helen Goldie Winnie Goldie Gold Her ways are ways ot pleasantnessf' Latin Cl lp ZZ, 3, Home Room Representative 3, Secretary -lg Student Aid 3, 4, Girl Reserves 4, Junior Red Cross 4, Dance Com- mittee 4, Play Committee 4, lil? Maple Street .. ..i-1 i , ,,5. ' wil 5. A ,,,, i t'f if ' Xl N, 1 Muriel Goldsmith Active! Active! Active! Entered from Westfield High School, Westfield, New Jersey' - Senior year. Hrrlsearnian Associate Editor 4, Lamp Post Features and Senior 4, Dance Committee 4. SQO Kearny Avenue Jerome Gottlieb rrjerryrr Good humor F, ..+ , , sr lit ' N' i ii i 't t Thelma M. Goodheart Style is the dress of thought. Cast Big Hearted Herbert 2, Cast Porter House Stake 3, Assistant Coach Yours Truly Willie 4, Dance Committee, Publicity 3, 4, Junior Prom Puls licrty 3, Debating l, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Volley Ball Z, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Archery 3, Ger- man Club 2, 3, 4, l S7 Stuyvc'-,ant Avenue Barba ra Ethel Gourley rrEtheIrr rrEt,r . makes all thlngs tolerable 'Vs sr',, l J. N1 Latin Club 2, 3, French Clulu 2, 3, Dance Committee 3. 21 Grove Street Ellen May Graham Quality and not quantity. Home Room Secretary 2, Lamp Post Circulation 3, Girl Reserves 4, Decoration Committee l2B Dance 4. 59l Kearny Avenue William G. Gross rrBiHrr His friends are many, His toes?-are there any? Student Aid l, Home Room Rep' resenlative 3, Cloak Room Com- mittee Prom 3. 643 Chestnut Street Robert Gunther Without offense to friends or toes. IOS Davis Avenue and yielding manner. Geography Clulu 2, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Secretary 4. 12 Bayard Avenue Richard Hague Grace Dick ln each cheek appears a pretty dlmplef' t-li-Kcarnian Sports Editor 2, 3, News Editor 4, Editor-in-chief 4, Lamp Post Layout Editor 4, Athletics Editor 4, Managing Ed r to r 4, Secretary-Treasurer Quill and Scroll 4, Chairman Quill and Scroll 4, Vice-President Class 4, Assistant Track Mana- ger 2, General Chairman Dance 3, Field Day Announcer Z, Dance Committee 3, French Club Chairman 2, 3, School News Correspondent 3, 4. 24 Alpine Place William Grantham r,GUmp,r Thou hast wit at will. lnterclass Baseball 2, 3, Student Aid l. 160 Elm Street Lillian Ruth Gruettke ULHH Fashioned small and neat, With daintiness a factor, too. Geography Club 2, Student Aid 3, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Ring Com- mittee 4. 423 Chestnut Street -ff 1-...fr Betty Honey Elizabeth Teresa Gurkas James Halliday Albert B. Hakim Vil'9l i0 Halsiead Jam Hmqesffd' Hank Amie H0rmleSS ond oleuwnf QS 'he murmurs ot brook and wind. The mirror of all courtesy. Student Aid l, Geography Club 2, Dance Committee 3, 4, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Typist Hi-Kear- nian 3, Field Meet 3, Home Room Secretary 4, Christmas Card Committee 4, Honor S0- ciety 4, German Club 2, 3, 4. 178 Davis Avenue Harry Halstead Music is the universal Ambition swells in every vein lGf1Ql-1099- To eminence he should attainl H0l'f1e R00m R9D e5emOl Ve 25 Orchestra l, 2, Band l, 2, 3, Usher 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Home Room Secretary Z, Bas- ketball 2, Dance Committee 2. l O9 Windsor Street Science Club 2, 3, Latin Club 2, 3, Vice-President 2, Dance Com- mittee 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Lamp Post Publicity 3, Assistant Manager Football 2, 3, Manager 4, Chair- man Thanksgiving Drive Com- mittee 4. 842 Kearny Avenue A leader among men. Class President 4, Captain Cross Country 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Debating Society 2, 3, Secretary and President 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Usher Committee 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Forum Repre- sentative of Junior Class 3, Bank Teller l, 2, Chairman of Class Trip 3, Prom Committee 3. 3 l 3 Forest Street Jeanne Hartman Always thoughtful, kind and untroubledf' Girl Reserves 3, 4, Dance Com- mittee 3, 4, Bank Teller 3. 302 Kearny Avenue Miriam Heiligman 1rMerr rrMiCkey1r Be silent and safe- Silence never betrays you. Daisy Chain 2, Dance Commit- tee 2, 3, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Lamp Post 4, Founder's Day Program For P. T. A. 2. 226 Kearny Avenue Evelyn Henrikson i-lenny With a smile that is merry and bright. Basketball l, Fashion Show l, 2, 3, Girl Reserves 3, Soccer 4, Baseball 2, Dance Committee 2. 225 Quincy Avenue Stanley Hand ffsmnii There's a gift beyond the reach the art, I I That of being eloquently silent! Outing Committee 2, Football 3, Usher 2, 3, 4, Inter-Class Ten- nis 3, Student Aid 4. 16 Rutland Avenue Alfred J. Hartley UAW. A iselfl confident man. Latin Club 2, 3, Student Aid l, 3, Dance Committee 2, 4, French Club 3, lnterclass Base- ball l. 400 Devon Street Eleanor Heepser Speech is great but silence is greater. Girl Reserves 4, Volley Ball 3, Lamp Post Circulation 4, Hi- Kearnian 4. 220 Grant Ave., East Newark Jean Evans Henderson Jeanie This world belongs to the energetic. Geography Club 2, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Dance Committee 3, Girls' Glee Club 4, Lamp Post Circula- tion 4. l 93 Windsor Street Home Room Secretary 4, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, Dance Committee 3. 313 Forest Street - 'pf -if f- -W ww- -- W --1-frfvfwwmq ., .. . atm.. . , gg, r, -if W s i Jean M. Hill Jeanie Be good sweet moid and let who will be clever, Girl Reserves 3, 4, l-li-Kearnran 3, Typist 4, Lamp Post Circula- tion 4, Bank Teller 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 3, 4, Christ- mas Play 3: Science Club 3, Snap-Shot Committee 4, As- sembly Committee l, Red Cross Committee I, Spanish Club 2. P92 Forest Street Frances E. Hollander Fran Fluff A pleasanter or sweeter Miss can not be found. Home Room Secretary l, 4, Kar- drnal Reporter l, Lamp Post Staff 2, 3, 4, Circulation Marr- ager of Lamo Post 4' Student Aid 4' Class President 2, Dance Comm ttee 2, 3, 4: Prom Com- mittee 3, Ring Committee 4, 44 Clinton Avenue Louise H. Holzmann Weezer She has a heart with roam Tor every joy. Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Chairman Refreshment Committee 3,7 Girl Reserves 3, 4, Cast The Young- est 4, Dance Committee 2, 3, 4, Christmas Card Committee 4, Lamp Post Editorial Staff 4, Hr-Kearnian Editorial Staff 4, French Club 2, 3, Secretary 2, Program Chairman 3, Prom Committee 3. 4l7 Chestnut Street Jennie Inzinna rrjenrr Eyes as deeply dark as are the desert skies. Home Room Representative l, Student Aid 2, Daisy Chain 2, Fashion Show l, 2, 3, 4, Girl Re- serves 3, 4, 399 Elm Street George A. Jacob Jake Smile with an intent to do mischief. Latin Club, Treasurer 3, Home Room Representative Z, Usher 2, 3. 739 Kearny Avenue Thomas M. Heslen rrTOmrr Speech rs great-- Srlence rs greater. '63 Chestnut Street Winifred W. Hobson Winnie Win SmrIing-- cheerful- happy and gay. Lamp Post Business 3, 4, Play Committee The Youngest 4, Bank Teller l, 2, Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Dance Com- mittee 2, 3, 4. 39 Clinton Avenue Harry Herrick On their own merits modest men qre dumb, Student Aid I, 2, Track l, l27 Kearny Avenue Mildred May Hodkinson Blondie Millie Speech rs a power. Geography Club 2, Hr-Kearnran 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 4, Home Room Representative Z, Secretary 3, Prom Committee 3, Debating Society 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Grrl Reserves 4, Qurll and Scroll Society 3, 4, Lamp Post 4. 369 Kearny Avenue Doris M. Holmes MDM., She ne'er did harm to anyone. Girl Reserves 4, Business Stott Lamp Post 4, Dance Committee I9 Hillside Avenue ik, 6 'Y . S --,.,- L .. ,A X e Q - '35 il ,tif .0 -34: ..., Q i ,gn - Q . egg f,-is 1 pl Edna Mae Imhoff ,,Ed,, ,,Eddy,. l have a heart with room for every joy. Glee Club 3, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Program Committee 3, Bank Teller 2, 3, Fashion Show l, 2, Secretary Spanish Club 3, Ticket Committtee l2B Dance 4, Fac- ulty Tea 4. 68 Elizabeth Avenue Eleanor Marie Jacobson MEIN ExqLisite as the coming of spring, and quite natural. Latin Club 2, 3, Fashion Show 2, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Dance Committee Z, 3, 4, Prom Corn- mittee 3, Home Room Secretary 4, Play Committee The Young- est 43 Student Aid 3, 4, Ger- man Club 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserve Dance Committee, Ticket Chair- man 4. 48 Oakwood Avenue if -xr- Margaret J. Jordan iipcgi, She was active, stirring, full of tire, Could not rest, could not tire. Student Aid 4, Play The Youngest 4, Girl Reserves 4. 474 Belgrave Drive Janet Parr Kavanagh HJOHH Mild in manner and pleasing to the eye. Daisy Chain 2, Vice-President of Class 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Sec- retary 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Girl Claire Evelyn Johnston Bunhy Not conspicuous, but earnest in all she does. Home Room Secretary 2, Daisy Chain 2, Science Club 2, 3, Gir Reserves 3, 4, Archery 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Christmas Card Com- mittee 4: Sturlent Aid 4, Base kethall 4, Volley Ball 4. S46 Devon Street S. Reserves 3, 4, Dance Committee .- 2, 3, 4, Ticket Committee The Youngest 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Stident Social Committee 3. ll4 Grand Place Alexander Nicholas Kasper NAIH A thorough friend. Lamp Post Typing 3, Boys' Glee Club 4, Christmas Card Com- mittee 4, Home Room Repre- sentative 4, Home Room Sec- retary 4, Dance Committee 4. 90 Woodland Avenue Margaret Maryann Kelaher riMOrgei1 l count myself in nothing else S0 l'lODDY, . j V v As in a soul remembering my ., , good friends. Spanish Club 2, 3, Archery 4, . Play Committee, The Young- ' ' NX , est 4, Advertising, Circulation .A Lamp Post 4. 442 Elm Street Margaret Kelly rrpcgrr My own thoughts are my companions. Basketball 2, Girl Reserves 3, Baseball 2, Dance Committee 2, Student And 3. l3Z Elm Street A Akai' Linda Johnson Pest Always in some Qoozl cause. Girl Reserves 3, 4, Vice-Presb dent 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Home Room Leader l, Library Assistant 4, Geography Club Z, l-liAKearnian Z, Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee 3, Outing Committee 3, Daisy Chain 2, Anne Jones Jonsey By her laughter, you shall know her. Fash on Show 3, Dance mittee 2, 3, 4. 44 Wilson Avenue French Club. 2 l 9 Brighton Avenue di. ,Qui L .. . g, iii v' W . gg, Fire W Stanley Kauklis sion Modi:sty becomes a young man. Band l, Dance Czmmittee 2, Sciente Club 4. 203 W.lson Avenue Elizabeth Selina Keery Betty Natural as life. Baseball 3, Lamp Post 4. l25 Kearny Avenue Graham Kelly l live in deeds. Dance Committee 4. lO3 Forest Street Ba rt William Kiernan He's a gtocl natured fellow, rv? ybody knows, l-le'll gain success wherever he goes. Senior Farewell Committee 2, lnterclciss Baseball l, 3. 299 Elm Street Com 5 . Q ff- .3 Dorothy A. Konschott HDOTH A quiet taste, a steadfast mind, appearance neat and manner kind, Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, Honor So ciety 3, 4, Vice-President 4 Girl Reserves 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Secretary 3, Lamp Post Edi- torial 4, Activities Editor 4 Dance Committee 3, l-li-Kear- nuan 4. 32 Rutland Avenue Bertram Kopocki Bert Contentment is the secret Ernest C. Knight Ernie How will the future reckon with this man? Ushers 2, 3, 4, Football 3, Stud- ent Aid 3, 4, Boys' G'ee Club 3, General Chairman of Dance 4, Home Room Representative 4. 243 Beech Street Agnes Lindsay ,,Lmdyr, Good things come Harriet J. Kitchell HKU., She comes up smiling. Orchestra 2, 3, Band 2, 3, Glee Club 3, 4, Fashion Show l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 4, Ticket Committee The Youngest 4. I5 Locust Avenue Harriet M. Lambertson Peaches l-larrie With never an unkind thought for anyone.' Student Aid 2, l-li-Kearnian, Re- porter 4, Lamp Post, Editorial 4, Snap-Shot Committee 4, Dance Committee 4, Geography Club 22 Girl Reserves 4, Archery 3, l 97 Laurel Avenue 17 of happiness. Committee The Youngest 4, Student Aid 4, Dance Commit- tee 4, l 3 Chestnut Street George E. Lewis Let knowledge grow from more to more. Home Room Representative l, Student Aid i, 2, lnterclass Baseball l, 2, Cross Country 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Science Club 3, Vice-Presi- dent 4, Honor Society 3, Sec- retary-Treasurer 4. 394 Devon Street Mary .lone Louterbock Mazie A pretty maid is she. Cheerleader 3, 4, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Home Room Secretary l, Ticket Committee The Young- est 4, Dance Committee 4, Student Aid 2, 3, 4, Lamp Post Circulation, Advertising 4. l68 Beech Street Agnes Leckie Spuds A good humor makes all things tolerable. Student Aid 2, Dance Commit- tee 3, Home Room Secretary 4, Home Room Representative 4. 8 Maple Street in little packages. Girl Reserves 3, Refreshment Committee Spring Swing 4. 247 Kearny Avenue Helen Lindsoy nl-ynn With her eyes in flood with laughter. Student Aid l, Refreshment Committee 3. 162 Highland Avenue Jeanie Moore Laurie HJSOITH She hath a way to chase despair. Girl Reserves 3, 4, Student Aid 4, Ticket Committee The Young- est 4. 277 Highland Avenue Norwood W. Lindblom UNCH, Hwoodyii Mundy., The mirror of all courtesy Chairman Ticket Committee Class Dances 2, 3, Ticket Com- mittee Jr. Prom 3, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Usher 3, 4, Track I, Tennis 3, 4, Bank Teller 3, Cast The Youngest 4, Lamp Post Photography Staff 3, 4, Manager 4, Lamp Post Editor in Chief 4, Quill and Scroll Society 4, Hi-Kearnian Editorial 4. 162 Midland Avenue ..4f t A if V i--. '- -. J- Y L X ' L, fi, , V ' V 5. 4 'Ds Irsff' W Arthur R. Litterst rt i The boy can dance Usher 2 3 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Dance Commnttee 2 4 Stu dent And I Spanish Club 2 279 Argyle Place 'Ls9'5s' exe i' 'sv Thomas Livingstone Dave Toni Scotty The world us a wheel and I como out all rlght Geography Club 4 94 Huqhlancl Avenue tw John Lew Lew-Lew All your fortune lies beneath your hat Dance Committee 2 Hn Kearn n B slness I 2 3 4 Lam Post Business 3 4 Science Club 3 4 Treasurer 4 428 Kearny Avenue Mnldred B Lord Mvllle J. Edward Lloyd Eddie Oh why must l work' Basketball 2 Usher 2 3 4 Sec rotary and Treasurer Dance Commlttees 2 4 Prom Commit tee 3 Cheer Leader 3 4 Stu nt And I 6l Elizabeth Avenue Wrlluam Lone I I beseech you all Be better Friendly as a puppy Hn Kearnlan Typlst 3 Lamp Post Advertising 3 Student And 3 Dance Committee Decoration 4 Spanrsh Club 3 Lamp Post lrculatlon 4 Glrl Reserves 70 Hlghland Avenue Gerard Lynch Jerry Thou hast the false gift of gab Track I 2 Snapshot Commnttee 3 Home Room Representatlve 2 5 Harding Terrace Mack ,. Lfe IS a est 'UN and all thungs show rt Track I Orchestra I Hu Kearn nan Typast 3 Home Room Rep resentatuve I Student And 2 Dance Committee 4 Kardlnal I Swv 92 Woodland Avenue M., Ellzabeth Teresa Magher Betty Onward steady stride by strlde Glrl Reserves 3 Student And 4 Dance Commuttee 4 Spannsh Club 2 'll known to thus gentleman U er 2 3 4 Student And I Spanlsh Club 2 Dance Commit tee 2 37 Bennett Avenue John Lubark Yosh ln football he was known to fame For he knew how to play the game lnterclass Baseball 2 3 Home Representative 3 Football IG8 Bergen Avenue Isabel M Macmlllan Be e ac proud Has a tongue at will yet rs never loud Home Room Secretary l 2 3 4 Glrl Reserves 3 4 Chairman Servuce Commuttee 4 Fashlon Show 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Girls Glee Club 3 4 Red Cross 4 Fueld Day 3 Geography Club 2 Dance Committee 2 3 4 Christ mas Card Commlttee 4 Soccer 3 64I Belgrave Drlve R Muriel Madison Honey She was octave stlrrmg f of are Could not rest could not ture Home Room Secretary 3 4 Trcket Commlttee Play 4 Arch ery 2 lnterclass soccer 4 277 Forest Street N-...ff 25I Maple Street IIA H 'IL tl' ll II ll II Il ll ll ll I' I' H ,, ,, . . IH fr U I H H H I V 1 I I ' - , ' ' ' . , ' - - I , na u , , , J D . . , , g gv , , - - , , . de , 2, ,I I - ,, ,,Bi lr, ' . . E 5 . - , A 5 b Sh n , . , Q X , g H I 5 . X 5 M C g 3. L I Q1- 'm '3 z K ll ll ,I H H , W H H 5' . I A , , 4: , , , H 5 , ' f A 2, 3, 4. -H , I HISI, H H H HM H L Thomas Mackin lzzie's ever fair yet never , 1, H - , . ll I t I. I i ' l - V ,L A .H A r rv 1 r . . ' ' . v A g : - - : , I 'Q A. H Q - , , , - I A: Q 1 I , : ft f . 1 V V I Nuff K A 1 5 1 ' 1 I ' if- f 2 H rf S ll II H . ! . . I ' , ull f , . - A If ' H . , . f ' : J . f I ' ity ,,.. ' I ' 5 ' I ' fs'-' C 3 . A . f -' , ' E., fy f .4 K 1 Q 5. X Bessie Marsh Mickey KlclIet WI'at shou'd a woman do but be merry? O Chcst'a l, Student A'd 2, Dance Cemm'tt?e 2' Lamp Po,t Advetlsung Nanawer 4. 339 Forest Street Nora Martin HNOH, La gh ta Ilve, anil nve to la,gh. Gtr s' Gee C'ub 3, 4' Home Room Representative 3, Girl Re- re vez 3, 4, Dance Comm ttee 4, Lamp Post Busuness Staff 4, Play Cornmrttcc 4, Chnstmas Ca rl Cimmlttce 4' Swnmmmg Cl lt 3, 4, Sclence Club 2, Stu- dent Ad 2, French C'ulm 2. 304 Steward Avenue Gloria Vivian Masom Buggs Glory That gurl as wlse who not only knows thnngs warth knowing, But do s th ngs worth doing Dawro Cammlttee 2 3 4 Dalsy Chan P vlce Pres Secty and u rl c ty Chauntan La ln uv 3 Honor Society 3 Class P T A Repuesentatuve 3 Home Room R presentatlve Reeves 3 4 Chrastmas Card Comm ttee Chalrman 4 French Club Presxdent 2 3 Glrl Res uv Dance Commlttee .-.v ,,..,:,i,---,-sw. - ,. ,. i. ig Ere r L .r- gscffhlgf L-me rt L S' , I 3 l I? '1 S 1 'Y .N U Q P f 'I MM lf 'M' ' 4 .3 , 3' ' I 1 , .5 S A J 3 Q X3 5 Q M . x. S-ip 7 l Q t t, ' ,sf f 'A f 2 ,wr l DJ 4 6' mp Pat Edtorsal Stall 2 0 'Y H Kea new Ed tar al 4 Elizabeth Avenue Helen Maxurczyk The female of our mn thoughts ns svlcnce lan S aw l V3 Duke Street Peggue D McAleavy Peg Dutchess Youd know her by the merrn ment that sparkled IH her eyes Glrl Reserves 3 l-lu Kearnran Ex change and Assocuate Edntor 3 Sganlsh Club 7 3 Soccer 4 l 4 Columbla Avenue PS John McCurdy Jack Blushlng IS thc color ot virtue Latin Club 7 3 Dance Commut tees 2 3 4 Play Comrmttee 4 Christmas Card Commlttee 4 Class Trzp Committee ' Prom Committee 3 l36 Argyle Place l 3 'lg L 'it 'GG' V. Jean McLeod Great modesty otten hldes great me-rut l 94 Devon Street title Jane H. Mannigan Llvely and cheery, never sad and dreary. Dance Cornm.ttee 2, 4, Volley- ball 3, Archery 3, Sw.mm nfl Club 4, Lamp Post 3, Girl R2- serves 3, French Club 2, 3. l U3 ftuyvecant Avenue Doris Helen Martin Snlence has been glven to woman the better to express her thoughts. Fashion Show l, 2. 339 Maple Street Flora Morrison McCallum Just ar cheery and pleasant' the day IS o . l-lx Kca nuan Adv Manager 3 Lamp Pa t 3 4 G rl Re er r A Sc ence Club 3 Glee Club 7 J Da'1c Comm ttee Chaluman Re treshment 4 Geog aphy Club Pres urs Soccer 4 ea Cross Commrttee l 3 Quill and Scroll 4 Hone Sacxety 4 Chau man o nv ta on Comm ttee 4 Par Tckct Cornmlttcc 4 Euxabeth May Betty A sllent one In our mic 3 Wtndso St eet Catherine Ruth McGlynn Cath Kay She goes the same through every day Smllnng cheerful happy and gay urs Glec Club 3 Grl serves 3 4 Dance Commuttee 4 Maple Street x it ff Track l Home Room Leader Cross Country 4 Edward P. McManus ,,5kip,, HMOCU When one becomes a mow, he should aut away childish things, Ka'dinal Staff l: Student A d 2, Cheerleailer,3, 4' Band 27 Home Rohm Representatve 4: Spanish Club 2, 3, Dance Committee 4, Bank Te'ler 3, 4, Geography Cub 27 Sw mm nw Team 4- Tratk lg Red Cross Representa- tive 3. ll8 Devon Street Nettie W. Mitchell ,INetU Every inch that is not sweetness is dcviltryf' Student Aid l, 2, 3, Glee Club 3, 4, Basketball 4: Volley Bal 45 Garl Reserves 3, 45 Dance Comittee 4, Bank Teller l, 2, 3, Science Club 2, l 33 Forest Street Jeanie McDonald Mills Sinceritv gives wings to power 336 Forest Street Lawson Mitchell Mitch Rare compound of oddity frolic and fun' Who relished a lake and reioiced in a pun Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 l 33 Forest Street James Meddaugh Jimmy Medd I am what l am 866 Devon Street Swifter than the arrow from Gm . 'Nu 3 'ss Charles Morris Helen Marre Mohan Scotty Chick Keep always sweet Student Aid 4 Fashion Sho a Tartars bow 3 Girl Reserves 3 Cross Country 4 Track 4 u dent Aid l lnterclass Baseball 2 3 Home Room Secretary 4 l4 Windsor Street l3O Bergen Avenue Elizabeth Wynters McPhee nBe1,hn Anolhe- silent member, But a glowing ember. 326 Chestnut Street Jack Miller ' Butch Jake A fel'ow, mark you, of right kindly dspositionf' Baak Teller lg lnterclass Base- ball 2, Football, Jr. Varsity 2, 35 Baseball, Jr. Varsity 3: Dance Committee 35 Student Aid 4, I6 Q.iincy Place Julius Minkowitz Mink No steps backward lnterclass Baseball l Ticket Committee for l2B Play 4 As sistant Manaier Basketball 2 Chairman Comm ttee for Class Dan e 2 824 Kea ny Avenue Shirley E Mltson S irl Mitz Fresh and frisky funny and tau' Bright blue eyes and sunny hair Dance Comm ttee 2 Art Club 2 Glee Club 3 4 Dance Commit t 4 Lamp Post 4 Girls R rvcs 3 W 704 Kearny Avenue Thomas .I Moran Pop I aspire to be famous Track l 2 3 4 Cross Country 3 4 Home Room Representa e l u Kearnian 3 4 Sports Editor 4 Lamp Post 4 Dance Committee 3 Ring Committee 4 Play Tick Committee 3 Dance Ticket Committee 4 Field Day 2 298 Highland Avenue mx ZR ,, H H H . Z a ' , . ' , ' X' ' L53 if C ' nd, E ' - 'liz ,, h- H H V ., , . ll ' ll - I 4 , ,. . . ,, . . ' 1 7 5 . - . I I r - I 92 Q I 9- , r . r 1 4- se , 4. ,, V ,, ,. ., ,, H H V if ,r 1. ff H H if if - . . , fr - u ' i if , - ' 2' ' f I, , , , , - I 1 J St - ' , J .- 3 tiv g Glee Cl b 3, 45 Hi- , 2 . . , y 1 . F. . r I ' et Committee 45 Class Trip . ' . , . if . , 4 N 4 Q52 it AMN , 05' 3, r , adv r Ja. A .. ,Va i . lf , U Louis Mosloski Louie Anything for a quiet life. Soccer 2, 35 Print Club 3. 21 Grant Avenue Kenneth Naden HKenu Theresa Barbara Morris Tess Terry Silence is a sweet nectar. Science Club 25 Geography Club 25 Girl Reserves 35 Assembly Committee 3, 45 Home Room Representative l. 225 Devon Street George K. Noble Jr. ,,Gidgc., J. Gerard Murphy Merry., HACGH ,,DiZ,, He blushes easily Student Aid l5 Dance Commit- tee 3. 627 Elm Street Not a worry hath this blithe heart. Student Aid l5 Kardinal Staff l5 Track l5 Home Room Repre- sentative 35 Dance Committee 35 Ring Committee 45 Lamp Post Business 45 Play Committee 4. 27 Alexander Avenue Bertram Nielson A man he seems ot cheerful yesterdays And confident tomorrowsf' Class President l, 25 Home Room Leader l, 3, 4. 202 Chestnut Street Frances Nolan H5511 HFIOHH My own thoughts are my companions. Dance Committee lRefresh- ments! 4. 64 Wilson Avenue Rachel M. Onnembo uRGen A merry heart goeth all the way. Spanish Club 35 Girl Reserves 3. 684 U2 Chestnut Street A man who keeps his thoughts to himself, Play Committee 45 Student Aid 45 Lamp Post 4. 29 Pavonia Avenue Edythe A. Newton Newt Pleasant ways are her possession. Basketball lg Home Room Rep- resentative lg Vice-President of Class 25 Dance Committee 2, 35 Student Aid l, 2, 3, 45 Bank Teller 35 G. O, Finance Commit- tee 35 Latin Club 2, 35 Girl Re- serve 45 Social Committee 25 Senior Farewell 25 Red Cross 45 Candy Committee The Young- est 45 Science Club 25 Lamp Post Circulation 4, 80 Elm Street Lawrence O'Hanlon Larry One cannot know everything. Student Aid l, 2. 22 Alexander Avenue Thomas J. Oram Whiskey Laugh and be healthy Student Aid 4. Sl l Kearny Avenue Martin Newman Marty A auict man that knoweth well to hold his peace. Assistant Manager of Basketball 35 Manager ot Basketball 4. 4l 3 Belgrpve Drive X . . 7 V x . .,,..... Marion Theresa Padula HPM1, The fairest garden in her looks. Fashion Show 25 Girl Reserves 3, 45 Hi-Kearnian 2, 35 Lamp Post 35 Dance Committee 45 Prom Committee 35 Geography Club 2. 348 Elm Street ,....,.. N--. sv-A --- Catherine Ellen Parry UEI1: No bigger than an unobserved star. Student Aid 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 45 Lamp Post Staff 45 Girl Reserves 3, 45 Dance Committee ' 4l Rutland Avenue Elizabeth Helen Peden Betty Laugh, and be healthy. Home Room Representative l5 Student Aid l5 Girls' Glee Club 3, 45 Hi-Kearnian 3, 45 Lamp Post 45 Geography Club 35 Stu- dent Aid 45 Girl Reserves 35 Ticket Committee Christmas Dance 45 Science Club 25 Christ- mas Card Committee 4. l23 Brighton Avenue Dorothy Lorraine Pearce uDot11 For '37 she's done her bit, And well too, we must admit. Home Room Secretary 25 Class Secretary 3, 45 Girl Reserves 3, 45 Senior Farewell Committee 25 Chairman Refreshment Commit- tee, 128 Dance 45 Decoration Committee, Junior Prom 3. l8O Forest Street 23-K 'Ov' T' if 'ai' Walter M Petrosky e Pete Walt Paderewski Whose memory Shall as a pattern or a measure live Class Basketball 3 Dance Com mittee 4 IO7 Forest Street Thomas Phillips He is so little you would think him weak But he is strong with the girls a regular sheik Soccer 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Football 2 340 Belgrove Drive Fred Podolski Silence is a virtue Print Cu 3 4 40 Johnston Avenue Priscilla L Rams o merry heart goeth all the way Junior Red Cross Representative Red Cross Chairman 3 4 Inter nation Relations Club 2 Home Room Secretary 2 3 4 Life Saving 3 l94 Davis Avenue Elizabeth M Peebles Abeth Jerry Never silent never still :ence Club 2 3 4 Socia Chairman 3 4 Latin Club l 2 Girl Reserves 3 4 Program Chairman 4 Girls Glee Club 3 4 All State Chorus 4 Lamp Post Business Staff 3 German Club2 3 Play Committee The Youngest 4 Basketballl Q4 Morgan Place Martin Phelan Mart Mart s as good 0 fellow as you would care to know Hi Kearnian Typist 2 Glee Club 2 3 All State Chorus 3 385 Kearny Avenue John Piazza Johnny He would have his lest Assistant Manager Basketball 2 Ticket Committee Play 4 Inter class Baseball l Chair Commit tee Dance 2 56 Elizabeth Avenue Helen Addis Rainey Lynn A little tiny pretty witty charming darling she Girl Reserves 3 4 Lamp Post Feature Editor 4 Hi Kearnian Feature Editor 4 Quill and scroll 4 Dance Committee Dec oration 2 Home Room Repre sentative l 2 3 4 Inter class soccer 4 Dance Committee Tickets 3 Student Aid l 351 Belgrave Drive iw up tu ff if u if If 'I' Il ' ' II , ' ' Y Sc' , , f ' I - 4 ' H ' . ' . , - I , 1 1 1 ..- ' 1 I . - - . - 1 1' n 1 1 1 - 1 ' I I . A 1. - 1 1 11 . , . 5 7:4 ,, . . . H 11 . ' . , Il I . ,, ' .11 r W . , '- ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 , ' l 1 1 ' - 3 , V .1 1, .1 - 4 ,t I L ll - . - ll ' f , ' ' . I b , , - - . J , ' . I - . 1 1 1 , A . . P r A 1 ,, , . . 1 1 1 UA . , , .,, . 11 H 1' 3 ' . ' 7 . . - 3, 45 Girl Reserves 3, 45 Junior - . ' - ,,, ,52 5 , , .... K V , D - an f .5 -,f , . - 1 1 1 1 X' 5 Y f ag 1 , 1 1 1 I 5 2'9 fe Alexander Rattray Alex Al And thou art Iona and lank and brown. Snap-Shot Committee Lamp Post 35 Class Nsght Committee 4. E53 Schuyler Avcnre Monroe Robinson ,tMOnyt, A man he seems of checrtul yesterdays And confident tomorrows. French Club 2, 35 Football 2, 3, 45 Track 2: Student Aid 1, 25 Home Room Representative 35 G. O, Finance Committee 25 President G. M. O. 45 Inter-class Baseball 25 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra Treasurer 35 Pres- ident 45 Band 1, 2, 35 All-State Orchestra 45 Dance Committee 3. 117 Pleasant Place Hugh R. Roome Romeo Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou, Romeo? Hi-Kearnian Business 2, 35 Science Club, Program Commit- tee 2, 3, 45 Lamp Post, Sports Editor 35 Honor Society 3, 45 Assistant Manager of Track 25 Manager of Track Team 35 Advisory Manager Cross Country and Track 4. 127 Midland Avenue Charles Walter Rutledge Young fellows will be young fellows. Swimming Team 3, 4. 34 Stewart Avenue Bertel R. Rasmussen UBCHH H::'o, villiari and humorist, Coorl at them all. wi French C'ub 2, 35 Student Aid 1, 45 Home Room Leader 35 Inter-class Bas:lJall 2. 54 Laurel Avenue Mary Ellen Roebuck In faith, a pleasant and most willing Miss, Girl Reserves 3, 45 Dance Com- mittee 2, 35 Red Cross 3. 291 Elm Street Jean Nixon Ross Jeanne Nikky A halzlnling brook is quietness itself compared to her. Home Room Secretary 15 Red Cross 3, 45 Girl Reserves 3, 45 Refxeshment Committee 10B Dance 25 Magazine Committee 4. 241 Stewart Avenue Edwina A. Saniuta Eddie Whether at work or play the while, She can always wear a smile. Girl Reserves 4. 109 Tappan Street Anno Ryans Ignatius C. Savadelis Russell Schultz A,-m 'flggyf' Dutch A still small voice has she. The cautious seldom err. Jolly as a country host. Fashion Show 3. Orchestra 15 Dance Committee Home Room Representative 25 35 Tennis 3, 4, 178 Devon Street Publicity Committee Play 45 Freshmen Baseball 1. 225 Brighton Avenue Z7 L, d A C e ll l CIW V HU Www.- , . ,f , 'ga 4. 5 , ,.. it ' ..vffif' at 1 Y , Mi' Rrr' t , 5 2 . . . ig f1--.- I ' a X V - :'r , . 3635.5 . 4 ts I , 8 it 'X . X V fe . 1, , . 55.15 'V A -.K . .gf Q ' R51-g Lillian Livingstone Sheldon Virtue itself doth finer seem when clothed in Iovelinessf' Girl Reserves 3, 45 Ticket Com- mittee 45 Christmas Card Com- mittee 3, 45 Home Room Secre- tary 315 Home Room Representa- ive . 190 Stewart Avenue 1 'wi x Josephine E. Schubert ujou By her life alone, Gracious and sweet the better way was shown. Assembly Chairman I5 Lamp Post Advertising 35 Circulation 45 Glee Club 35 Home Room Secretary 2, 35 Student Aid 45 Girl's Soccer Team 45 Dance Committee 45 Home Room Rep- resentative 4. 587 Forest Street Theodore J. Stanish H1-ed., A real he-man, we like his sort. Home Room Representative 21 Athletic Council 3, 45 Track l, 2, 3, 45 Captain 45 Football 3' Chairman Ring Committee 45 Athletic Advisory Committee 2. 3l John Hay Avenue Mary Joan Smith fiMGeii A sweet and virtuous so.l. Girl Reserves 3, 45 Basketball 45 Dance Committee 35 Spanish Club 2, 35 Hi-Kearnian Business 3, 45 Editorial 45 Snap-shot com- mittee 45 Lamp Post Editcrial 4. 89 Woodland Avenue Carolyn Foster Smith A wealth of witchery 'neath a very calm exterior. Home Room Leader I5 Clats Secretary l5 Daisy Chain 25 Big H earted Herbert, Cast 25 Christmas Play Cast 35 Dance Committee 25 Junior Prom Ad- vertising 35 Girl Reserves 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Ring Committee 45 The Youngest, Assistant Director 45 Art Club 2. 645 Belgrave Drive Albert Edward Siegriest Hsign Few words-but a man for all that. Student Aid 2. 532 Forest Street Shirley Silver Sl1irl She speaks, believes, and acts just as she ought. Home Room Secretary 35 Stud- ent Aid 2, 35 Girl Reserves 35 Hi-Kearnian 3, 45 Lamp Post 45 Daisy Chain 25 Debating Society 45 Dance Committee 3. 375 Devon Street Agnes Margaret Skelly nAggIeii ulrishu Laugh and the world laughs with you. Girl Reserves 45 Daisy Chain 25 Geography Club 25 Hi-Kearnian Assistant Business Manager 3, Business Manager 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Dance Tickets Com- mittee 45 Play Yours Truly Willie 45 Lamp Post Business Manager 4. 266 Elm Street Charles H. Snodgrass chic A nonchalant type who never seems to worry. Cheerleader 3, 45 Swfmming Team 4. 527 N. 3rd Street, East Newark William M. Stark Theodore Joseph Stafinski Eunice M. St. Germain Bill Ted Here comes a lady. A quiet fellow but a The more waist, the Girl Reserves 3, 45 Fashion Show good one. less speed. l, 2, 3, 4. Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 45 Varsity Band l, 2, 35 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 273 Devon Street Soccer 3, 45 Student Aid 25 Dance Committee 3. 268 Devon STFCGY SO Highland Avenue Jack C. Stillwaggon Stilly Contentment furnishes con- stant joy. Student Aid 25 Home Room Sec retary 2: Dance Committee 3 Latin CILIJ 2, 35 Publicity Com mittee Play 45 Football 3, 4. 20 Bayard Avenue Edwin V. Sullivan Sully Ed For man is man, Und mazter of his tate. Manager ot Soccer 4, Home Room Representalive 4, Ring Committee 4, Publicity Com- mittee Junior Prom 3, Ass stant Baseball Manager 3: Dance Committee 3, 4, Latin Club 3, Publicity Committee l2B Play The Youngest 4, Chairman Entertainment Committee l2B Dance 4, lnterclass Eas:balI 4. 76 Argyle Place Charles Taylor td tn said, is the eloquence Silence, when nothing ne of discretuonf' l O7 Stuyvesant Av: 'ue William G. Tener Bill A little nonsense now then, Adeline Louise Suefl Ado A daughter of the gods, di- vinely tall, And walks divznely fair. Senior Farewell Committee 2, Glee Club 3, 4, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Business, Lamp Post 4, Dance Committee 3, 4, Valley Ball 4, Fic'd Meet 2, 3. ISS Duke Street Joseph Richard Tanaies He stays with his crowd, He is never loud. Secretary at Printing Club 2, 3, 4. 63 Forest Street gf ,r ,G M 1. a. : a sn 4 2 rri FE She knows more than she tells. Latin Club 2, 3, Dance Com- mittees 3, 4, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Lamp Post Editorial 3, 4, HOr'10r Society 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, Ticket Committee The Young' est 4. l49 Argyle Place Ruth D. Taylor Ruthie Snoozer She tascinates us, one and all. .,-1-v f and ls relished by the best of men. . Varsity Football 3, 4. 6 Beech Street John M. Todd TOddy The world knows nothing of its greatest men. Student Aid l, 2, 3, 4. l88 Maple Street Clarence Van Brunt Hvonn He stays with his crowd, he is never loud. 37 Halstead Street f ff? if ll Qo- , it . S' f g f Dance Committees Z, 3, 41 Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4, Daisy Chain 2, Farewell Dance Committee 2, Student Aid 2, 3, Girl Reserves 3, 4, General Chairman Junior Prom 3, French Club 2, 31 Treo- surer 3, Science Club 3, 4, Gen- eral Chairman Girl Reserves Dance 4, Pin Chairman 4, Chair- man Dues Drive 3. 3 3 Madison Avenue Gertrude E. Thomson Gert Gertie From her we shall all learn the way to popularity. Student Aid 2, Science Club 3, Home Room Representative 4, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Hostess at Prom 3, Dance Committee 2, 3, Christmas Card Committee 3, Lamp Post 2, 3, 4, Assistant Circulation Manager 4, French Club 2, Red Cross Representative 3, 410 Highland Avenue Robert V. Thonger ,,Bobi, Every man is a volume, if you know just how to read him. Student Aid l, lnterclass Base- ball l, Usher 3, 4. 63 William Street Helen Turri A little maid, modest and shy. Girl Reserves 4, Fashion Show l, 2, 3, 4. l9 Davis Avenue y, FS s 1 fit' G... Q ,En Ml ,Cl 1 M. A t rx- fi vi if xi if if ,si 1 'G t t 5' K ,fi Vincent V. Vendetti Mary Patricia Vansky Stephen Vitkovsky James Walker Vin Pat Good-natured quietness covers His greatest asset is his Music sfpeaks under his Here is a happy temper. good nomic' 'HSM- 94 B' it A Girl Reserves 3, 4, Fashion Show ng mn Venue Band 2, 3, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, l, 2, 3, 4. Student Aid l, Interclass Base- ball l, 123 Schuyler Avenue I2 Windsor Street E Anne Gordon Waller ' ,,WO,,y., Q 'fshe hom 0 newly, whole- 5. some lou h. 'A I 9 rf. -Q Committee Football Dance 3, 'i Prom Committee 3, Hi-Kearnian . I Editorial 3, 4, Lamp Post Editor- ial 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Girl Ree serves 3, 4. cs. 823 Devon Street Marilyn Burtis Warren - , A quiet taste, a steadfast mind, ig. Appearance neat and manner ' kind. Home Room Secretary lg All- . ' State Chorus 4, Art Club 2, .V A ' You're Telling Me, Cast 3, M Glee Club 3, 4, Class-Night Chairman 4, Christmas Card ii' ,, Committee 4, Christmas Play, , ,,.. Prompter 3, Girl Reserves 4, l if ,..,. .J The Youngest , Prompter 4. 90 Magnolia Avenue Joseph J. Wendlinger A man of hope and forward looking mind. .... Football 2, 3, 4, Stage Commite ' tee 4, Bank Teller 2, Track I, 27l Chestnut Street Joseph D. Walsh Came, give us a taste of your quality. Band l, 2, Orchestra l, 2, Stud- ent Aid l, 2, 3, Dance Commit- tee 2. 74 Stewart Avenue gf 2 wi. ca-4' Qin. Word Winne Pete A real he-man - - we like his sort, Good Natured Fellow -- clean cut sport. Latin Club 2, 3, Treasurer 2, Honor Society 4, Stage Com- mittee The Youngest 4, Chairman Junior Prom 3, Dance Committee's Z, 3, 4, Ushers 2, 3, 4, Football 3. I43 Linden Avenue Marie Margaret Weigman Hwiggieu A sweet, attractive kind of grace. 496 Hickory Street Sylvia Wielkopolski iisylu A cheerful disposition is life's own sunshine. Hi-Kearnian 2, Art Club 2, 3, Treasurer 3. 758 Elm Street Gertrude Wehren Gerty An athlete, a worker, anrl a good Sportsman. Fashion Show l, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 3, Girl Re- serves 3, 4, Athletic Chairman 4, Swimming 3, 4, Valley Ball 2, 3, 4, Soccer 4, Field Meet l, 2, 3. l83 Duke Street Orchestra 2 3 4 Gul Reserve 3 3' E 3 5..- 'Q 'iii N John Wyllle A ythlng lov a qulet lfc Inteuclass Baseball I lnteuclass Tennis 3 Ttcket Commlttee The Youngest 4 39 Laurel Avenue Leonard Zubko I have been In such a pnckle Student And Student Councll Class Ptcsudent 3 Honor Socuety 3 4 Vuce Presnclcnt 3 Prcsldent 4 Swxmmlng Team 2 Asst ton Cap ann Captaln 4 Cha rman Class Play 4 Scnence Club 3 4 Preslclent 4 Track Team 3 Dance Com mnttce 4 53 Jowns OT Avenue Mohlda Barbara Zurlck T llle Good humor ls the health of the soul Sadness Its ponson HI Kearnlan Refveshment Commnttee S rung Swlng 4 d Da, l 3I Shepherd Place QR! We H410 U57 kv? Thirty-six Ellsworth J Wright Jr Ellzee Muld nn methods S udent And I Advertlsrng Tncket Committees You re Tell mg Me 4 Decoratuon Cornr-mt tee Junvor Prom 3 Dance Com rn ttee 3 7n3 Devon Street Vuctor Wysoclu A good a fel ow as you would cave to know Home Room Secretary l Bank Teller Z Home Room Represen tatnve 7 3 4 Assistant s ball Manager 3 Prmtnng Club 2 3 4 Tucket Comm ttee 2 3 45 Duke Street Olga Janet Zylmslu Ollie smule for all a welcome glad A Jovual coaxlng wav she had Bank T ller 3 Refre ment Commuttee Dance 2 47 Wllson Avenue 6 F' Q P-'51 IZA CLASS OFFICERS L ft to rght Pe ce Ha tead Gace Taylo Class of June l937 E the members of the l2A Class began our eventful four year stay un Kearny Hugh School un September l933 After we recovered from a bad case of freshmen our socual program began wuth a fall dance A Duxue dance featurung duxue cups was held un the sprung under the capable durectuon of Jay DeMott Sophomore actuvutues ended wuth a trup to Bear Mountaun on June l5 Our Junuor actuvutues started wuth a football dance wuth Ruchard Grace as Chaurman The team and coach attended as guests Next came our Dutch Treat dance and funally the gala event of the year our Junuor Prom A capacuty crowd danced un the garden of an old southern mansuon to the musuc of Karl l-lagens orchestra A trup to Rye Beach brought to a close the year s events At last becomung dugnufued senuors we produced our class play The Youngest starrung Norwood Lundblom Then Alex Don durected our Sprung Swung a grand success Wuth a mad socual week of Senuor Farewell Class Nught graduatuon and class trup we ended our hugh school career Thurty seven X c'i.2 .W 1 ' uv-,'eg,.-Q' T- 7 gf2f.u.v':':' 'S . ,M ' u ...ww- Z . 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I I I I 12B CLASS OFFICERS Top Row Wood Olson Austln 21d Row Baldanzo WIEIKODOISKI I, A fm Ere fs, Wav 0 Q Class of January l938 INCE enterlng Kearny Hugh School the IZB s have wlllnngly contrubuted to the various actlvltnes offered by the school Our furst venture as tnmud sophomores was a Drxue Dance held ID cooperatnon wlth the IOA class Later during the same term we took a trap to Bear Mountann Ts IOA s we held our much talked about Leap Year Dance The refreshment commuttee of thus dance also served at the Sensor Farewell Glrls selected from thus class composed the tradltuonal Laurel Chain for the January l936 graduating class Durnng our Junuor year we held our IIB dance and because of the novel advertlslng nt was a success Freddle Smith and hls Hornets furnished the Inltlng rhythms for thus novel dance A colonual atmosphere soft lughts sweet musnc our Junior Prom Karl Hagan s smooth musuc helped to make our blggest venture a social success Last summer we spent a day at Rye Beach and had a thoroughly enjoyable tame Our class IS well represented on the staffs of school publlcatlons and In varnous clubs In February we held a St Valentune Day Dance On Aprul 23 Yours truly Wlllue a novel and amuseng play was presented In the audntorlum by our class Now we eagerly look forward to our return nn September hoplng to make our last term un Kearny Hugh School one long to be remembered CLASS OFFICERS President Treasurer THEODORE WIELKOPOLSKI ETHEL OLSON Vuce Presldent G O Flnance VIRGINIA AUSTIN DOLLY BALDANZA Secretary Sponsor EVELYN WOOD MISS IVA BIRDLEBOUGH Thirty eight ' ' 1 I - 4- ' 2 I . 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I I Class of June l 938 E the June Class of l938 entered Kearny Hugh with a wall to achieve and hnqh hopes of graduatlng nn four years As freshmen we par trcnpated Inttle un the actnvntnes of the school spendung all our tame preparung for our entrance unto the sen or school Under the supervusuon of Mr Stanford Hendrickson our classs sponsor danclng classes were formed ln the fall of l935 we held our Fllp and Hop dance In conlunctuon wlth the IGB class Thus was only the beginning of our social career A Leap Year dance was guven ln January with the cooperation of the lOA class ln June we sadly bud our capable sponsor farewell and welcomed Mr Charles A Yettf- who was to become our new advnser Under hns guidance our Christmas Card sale was successful At our Junuor Prom the greatest event of our school career we reached the height cf success We are eagerly Iooklng CLASS OFFICERS Presldent Treasurer GEORGE GIRVIN HELEN SWARBRICK Vsce Presldent G O Funance MARYROSE CONNOLLY ESTELLE COVEL Secretary Sponsor RUTH WADE MR CHARLES A YETTE 1'lA CLASS OFFICERS Top to Bottom Garvin Connolly Swarbrlck Wade Thirty nme 1 I I l l I ' I . I I . ' ll - 11 - - - - I ' I I I - ' . forward to the day when we will enter school as mighty seniors. ,- i. Class of January l 939 HE January class of l939 entered Kearny High School with the hopes and ambitions of making our class the most active and successful body of students ever to cross its threshold. We entered the senior school with flags unfurled but not quite flying, for as yet, we had not made ourselves known either as a body or individually. ln our first term in the senior school our class made merry by holding a Flip and Hop dance in conjunction with the lOA class. lt was a great success. Apparently our lOB class was to outshine all others for in this year we had our first class trip. We sailed away to Rye Beach on a pleasant day in June. This did not end our sopho- more activities, for we also served on the refreshment committee for the Senior Farewell Twelve girls represented the class on the Laurel Chain for that graduation It hardly seems possible that the night we have looked forward to ever since our freshmen days is over The Junior Prom has c me and gone We danced to the music of the Southern Cross Orchestra This dance was proclaimed a success by everyone and will live long in the annals of Prom history Though our high school career is only a little more than half over our class has distinguished itself in all of the school s activities We have been represented in every sport club and society CLASS OFFlCERS President Treasurer FORREST HACKETT JOHN McLAUGHLlN Vice President G O Finance ROBERT CHISHOLM VINCENT HEDING Se retary Sponsor FLORENCE GIBSON MR WILLIAMJ WALLACE Assistant Se retary HILDA McKNlGHT S--. Ia g XF W ,-sf f E Nm x 'IIB CLASS OFFICERS Top to Bottom Hackett McLaughlin Chisholm McKnight Forty . , . . . . 1 . . . l I 1 ' f l 4, 571 1 , f M ' 4 X ml X A4 S ffl? 2 .C 3 it -' , A 1 ,s l - i i F 9 .Q ? . ,T A. , -i A is 'E- , ,. ' .gg-. . . te Q K 5, .V 1 1, ww' my , , ii T ' , 1 - 29331 ,.,. . ' lf' V 'l l i i 1 . 7 in , IS! A . ' 1 ' . ,ff 'T'-T 3' . l ,, 4 .Aa iz. ,W 'V' i ' ig ., h 45. 4 ' IOA CLASS OFFICERS Top Row Hartley Wolf 2nd Row YomaguchI HutchIson BaIllIe Class of June l939 N September l935 we, a class of CUFIOUS and eager freshmen numberInq about three hundred and seventy fIve members began an adventure IN a new envIronment Our fIrst days In Kearny HIgh School were so bewIlderIng yet so excItIng and Interestlng that they wIll always be re membered by us The fIrst months found us becomlng ac customed to the prIncIples and methods of InstructIon We met and becam acquaInted wuth the teachers and found many new frlends WhIle wewere 9As or edu cated freshmen a HI Kearn ION drIve began whIch offered an IC6 cream party to the one subscrIbed ThIs was won by one of our rooms whIch made the lOO percent In less than a week Many of the boys In our class partIcIpated In varoI sports Through the work of such players as Walter SIlver and Gordon Wolf the freshman football team completed Its season wIthout a sIngle defeat ln track three boys Howard Van Dyne Frank Thonger John Nagle were outstandIng stars on the fresh men fIeld They won several events and cI cup durIng the season Our fIrst socIal functIon was a trIp to RadIo CIty on March 20 l937 ThIs Included a tour of the broadcastmg studIos and the Hall of Scuence Its success was due to the e'IthusIasm of the class members over thelr furst real socIal event Becaus of the dIvIsIon of our class when we became IOA s wIth part of our group attendIng the mornIng SESSION and the other In the afternoon, our class has not been thoroughly organIzecl socually nor In actIvItIes outsIde of school work Nevertheless we hope to become or ganIzed In the future and to be promInent In the academIc and extra currIcuIar actIvItIes CLASS OFFICERS PresIdent Treasurer ROBERT HUTCHISON ALLAN HARTLEY Vlce Presndent G O Fmance GORDON WOLF MITSUO YAMAGUCHI Secretary Sponsor MARTHA BAILLIE MISS ELEANORE J ROBERTS Forty one I I I Ia ' ' . I I 9 . I ' ' I II I - II ' I - - I Home Rooms in which every- I g - V I V 1 M . . . . LS . I ' I I V I 1 1 ' , . . U S . . . , . . . . I I 4 I T IOB CLASS OFFICERS Top R K Iey 7nd Raw Kessler Black 3rd Row Hakm Sevewrught Class of January I9-40 HE present IOB class en tered Kearny Hugh School rn February l935 ready wlll :ng and able to make our class the most actrve ever to enter the school Because of the necessuty of attending the school nn the afternoon our freshmen actrvutues were some what Iumuted Arbor Gray Jack Kessler and Loss Field We were very much dusap pomt when we were Informed that due to overcrowded con drtlons we were to contunuc school nn the afternoon Thus Immediately ellrnrnated our chances of partncupatrng IH any sports or other actuvutres l-low ever we are patnently wartung until we can start ln the morn Ing and pave the vuay to glory for our class CLASS OFFICERS President JAMES BLACK Vice President WILLIAM KILEY Secretary DORIS SI EVEWRIGHT Forty two Treasurer ROBERT HAKIM G O Frnance JACK KESSLER Sponsor ALBERT G WOOTTON Owf i . - I , i ' . 1 1 ' I I ' I I . . were our officers. I . I t I Class of June l94O E the 9A class entered Kearny Hugh School wuth every hope of some day being great and mvghty sensors Due to the overcrowded cond: tuons of the school we have not been given much chance to show our abulnty un taking part un the sports and sacral functions As freshman football was the only sport In whnch we were able to partucnpate many of the 9A boys took advantage of It and became rn mbers of the freshman football squad We are lookung forward to enternnq the mornrng sessuon and takang our part an the socaal career at Kearny Hugh CLASS OFFICERS Chalrrnon Secretary Sponsor HENRY STUMPF BERNADETTE DOUGLAS MR GLENN MCCORD 98 CLASS OFFICERS McNally Aitken Class of January l94l HE 9B class under the able sponsorship of Mass Maude Harty has used a novel methosl to urge payments of dues A special commlttee wlth Marlon E Houck as chanrman has been In charge of making small red K s whlch are gnven to each student who has paid hls dues Those recelvung K s are offs cual members of the 9B class We are eagerly lookung for ward to our opportunlty to par tncupate ln all school actrvutues when we enter the sensor school .v I! 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H I d T k 1' Bottom Row-E. Smith, Granauist, Anderson, McLaug l ln, astca , 'ac eam Stanish, Lynch, Moran, Chisholm. Ill ww: 1 ns. i Nu I L Q An A lgx Varslfy Third Raw Ferguson Hamilton Gilmore Tyberskn McAllister Burflullous Dloguardla Kruklel Hutchlnsor Baseball Second Row McAteer Norris Glendcnnnng Evannck Dowie Phillips Fayne Sheppell Ianeillo Team First Row Starke Bown Burns Varsity Track Team l937 Baseball Schedule NDER the coaching at Harold Jardine the Kearny High Indoor Track Team completed its l5th successful sea nish was the feature of the season The team was represented by a varsity squa ot about thirty, and a freshman squa of twenty members Kearny was the only school in the state to produce two individual championships Ted Stanish won the 70 yard dash an Jim Fish won the 880 yard run Despite the fact that the team won these two events they only tied for second place in the meet DATE April V' Tue 20 Thur P 7 l' CY Tue Cat Tue Fat Tue T Tue June ur Union Hill South Side Verona Centra: Columbia West Side Eos Side Jefferson Columbia Arts High Nuflcy East Side Nutlcy PLACE Home Home Home Home Home Away Home Away Away Home Home Home Away A freshman baseball squad was picked from each ot the 93, 9A IOB and IOA classes and a schedule of round robin games was played on week day mornings Fav ty seven I 9 w ' l . F I. lG ,, son. The outstanding ability of Ted Sta- QC-A ZgjBC ffV'!'ff 77 A fy' T Home ' . M ' . 4 , d , , Fl ' . ll Y d - . is so . we ' Fa . 21-- - . zsf so V ' I ' ' . Th . sf Y, , ' d fat. 5' ' V - -- ' I I T Row St l well M ll Eu olulis Rosenbe Q oy Basketball nrl Row Krukicl Creelman McAllister Brennan Hughes E'rna Aitken Bauer Team Simi Row Wescott Finkelstein Dowie Gamlx Faync McAteer Newman Kearny liearny ifearny Kearny Kearny Kearny Kearny Kearny iearny liearny Kearny Kearny Kearny Kearny Kearny Kearny Kearny Kearny Dm Third Row DeGennaro Senior DeMatt Coach Zeppentcld C Tilley BOYS Al ATM A irc it 'NC OW l CV SIS OU OGC Swimming Team Second Ro Pa k Bla ken Rutledge Wirnan Hamilton Tilley First Rox Don Fo e Paton Zubka Norris Beach McManus Swimming Team Coach S DAN ZEPPENFELD ta tCoach CAPTAlN E A TIL Y Captain LEONARD ZUBKO Manager DANIEL DE GENNARO A sistant Manoa r THOMAS CROSSLEY SWIMMING SCHEDULE East Side lNewarkl Arts High Paterson Central Columbia Westfield Bloomfield East Side lNewarkI T Jefferson West Side lhlewarl I Arts High Montclair Central lNewarkl Westfield West Side T. Jefferson Plainfield Central lNewarkl 27 Pat. lCentrall December lb e January I' Tue r Tue Thur February Tue r Tue r Tue. r'. Tue. March Tue. 6 at. Forty-eight Basketball Team Lyndhurst Weequahuc Nutley South Side Belleville Montclair Garfield Montclair Lyndhurst Rutherford Columbia Weequahrc Belleville Garfield West Orange Nutley Home Away Away Away Horne Away Away Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Home Home 39-l-477 Tennls Team Cheerleaders Another successful season seemed In store for the squad as they prepared for the l937 season Since theur lnauguratuon the team has always been a strong group The boys have been proctncnng on the Arlung ton Players Club court and on their own court whenever the weather condltlons favored ut Mr A G Taylor the coach lost all but one veteran Joseph Dunn and the task of rebuilding the team around hlrn started early IU the year April May May May May May May May Mav TENNIS SCHEDULE 3 Montclanr May Passauc Moy Lyn hdrst Moy May June Asbury Park Pa crsan E S Mantclanr West Sude June Paterson E S J'-WC East Sude June Tournament Barrnnger Lnncoln Bloomfleld Sponsor BENJAMIN BENNES COLORFUL and vltal part ot our school actnvuty ns the cheertng squad Its members can be seen at all ot our major athletlc contests keepnng up the splrut and enthusuasm so necessary to the success of any team They have all the qualnflcatlons posse good sports manshlp and pep Passauc A I Blcomfleld East Orange Borrlngcr Back Row Thanger R Mankcy Young Tenms Team Front Raw Mr Taylor Cuozzn Llndblorn Dunn Wyllle Savadclns Crandall 'wk lg f 'Ze TOD Row Mr Bcnnes Znrl Row Lloyd Lntteuest Laarkamp 3rd Row Snodgrass COCIV HOVWCI Cheerlecders Macmnllan 4th Row McCuIIaah I-lutchnngs Lcut h Warrlf- Sth Row Hastnn s McManus Car Iasle Lauterback 6th Row Faulkner Streppone Govel Wrlght Forty nme I . I 2- ' , - , . Of ' Zlf 2- 245 are CI ' I 27? IO-- ll , , Zii , 5 f 5- I me -'e ' mf 3-' I7 - . . 5 I9 r I5ff Q, I ' I v , I ' A. ,fi K' 1 'l: if . G- I I TOD ROW--Meyer, Walhura, Futt, Miss Twutchell, Debes, McMullen, Wehren. ' fr 5 Second Rowe -Laarkamp, Chapman, Wunnue, Ewen, Tealc, Feder. Swimming Club Thurd Row Groclung, Hand, Culver, Preuss, Rcuchers, Manaden, Bauker, Black. u - - -vw-r. Top Ro Hay Scott Workman Gegle Second Row Mu dock Ycakos Sho ock Mulroy Duncan Arc ery Team Thurd R Laa kamp Waller Noon Ja k Pad uunas Gurls' Swummung Club Archery Team HE Gurls Swummung Club under the guudance ot Muss M Rosamond Twut chell was organuzed un September The one reason tor tormung the club was to develop abuluty Each Thursday the club m ets to practuce tor two meets whuch are the maun events of the year un thus actuvuty Before beung allowed to take part un euther of these events the gurls must furst prove themselves eluguble by pass ng rugud tests Although the club us very popular wuth the gurls ut us an actuvuty tor those un the Senuor School only Puffy N the tall of l935 the Archery Team was formed under the supervusuon ot Mrs Eluzabeth P Earle Once a month the gurls go to the Robun Hood Archery at Newark to prac tuce Each year the team us unvuted to complete a tournament sponsored by Panzer College The team members are selected not only from the Senuor School but from the Junuor School as well The team under the captaunshup ot Veronuca Noon expects to do great thungs thus year WYE I 1 I V 1 r V I ' h owl r , , r , C , 2 H. . , . . I girls are not all excellent swimmers and . e . U . . . I 4 . I . , . ' I . . . - 1 . I . V I Gurls Baseball Team FTER long and hard practuce begun nung early un Aprul the Senuor and Junuor gurls played a serues of three bas ball games The games were p ayed on M y ll l8 and 25 The Freshman and Sophomore gurls were not able to play because the school schedule was too full to permut them to practuce Gurls Volley Ball Team UE to a lumuted number of practuce peruods only the Junuor and Senuor gurls were permutted to enter thus year s volley ball tournament There are usual ly three matches played between the gurls the team wunnung two out of the three beung the vuctor Thus year the Junuors wuth an exceptuonally strong team made the three matches unneces sary by wunnung the furst two games GIIIS Second Ro VanBrunt Hoey Wo kman Monohan Laarkamp Baseball Team Furst Row Perry MacN'anaa Scott Bolton E Waller Buondo Lrdblom Bren A Q A. 1 W .-al' Top Row Van Brunt Scott Hoey Monahan Guls volley Boll Bottom Row Perry Brennan Lundblom Stevens Fufty one '7 I-IIWOUGI-I The poet yeor I hob IILCII oecessory To dubcontmuc severol cIob5 due To overcrowcied condutuone Howcwer the OCIIVIIICS we mow hove ore ful 01 vutollty ond oum to keep up C trodmon of Keorm I-Ivgh School By whom' better mecms Thom port: cnpohon In schooI octnvatles con one oem socuol confocts ond o socIoI conscwnce os weII7 The greofesf reword of outgude School work IS VGFSOIIIIIY And oner OII to he versotule as To be of voIue to oll ACTIVITIES 0 Frfth Row A-Breksha, Weiner, Hastnngs, Hackett, Back, Cohen, McLaughlin. Fourth Row---Aclelson, Goldsmrth, Wnnne, Bekowsky, Wolf, Dimmack, Smith, Lambertson, Abraham. Thnrd Row- -Cunningham, Gardner, Steele, McNicholas, Kimball, Kopacku, I-CMP Post Stumsan, Paterson, Russo, Ross, Keyes. Ediforial S1-aff Second Row Anteo, Duncan, Crowe, Greenman, Craig, A. Waller, E. Waller, Horn, Atamuan, Hanson, Thornburgh. Flrst Raw Ranney, Wood, Margotts, Coe, Caparn, DeGennaro, Mr. Chace, Lunahlom, Gra'c Gull, Kanschott Masom Hutchings, -v ..u.m....... Fourth Row Hack tt Dlnomack Alexander Bekowsky Martin DeCennara Thncl Row MacMlllan Johnson Suell Gxll Jucks Dougherty Flsh E Waller Murray Lamp Post Second Row Goldsmith Holt on Cody Flt slmmav s Ycakos Hcdkunson B Galley Hull Arkxns Kuncken usmess staff Fl st Row LaPIante MacK nzle Blonfio Lew Skelly Hollander Lrndblom Hena rsort Bleakley Par r Mcfutcheon Lamp Post HE Lamp Post at Kearny l-lngh School ns publnshed sem: annually The stu dents of the carnblned joarnallsm classes are responsible for tts edition this term Special canslderatlon ns gnven to the members at the sensor class and the re cord at the class s work ln Hlgh School The oblect of the book IS to present the lute ot Kearny H'gh School rn pnctures and wnth explanations LAMP POST EXECUTIVE BOARD Ed tor nn Chnef NORWOOD LINDBLOM Managxng Eclltor Copy Eclntor Layout Edltor Sports Eclltor Photography Edltor Senror Editor Faculty Edltar Actlvutles Edltar Uncle class Editor Feature Edntor Art Eclltor BUSINESS ST Buszness Manager Cnrcalatnon Manager Advertusung Manager Flfty tour RICHARD GRACE JANE CAPARN DOROTHY MARGETTS DANIEL DE GENNARO CHARLES GILL GRACE COE GLORIA MASOM DOROTHY KONSCHOTT EVELYN WOOD HELEN RAINEY SAM SEDANO AFF AGNES SKELLY FRANCES HOLLANDER JOHN LEW A' I I I , new , V 5 f . 5 I L 4 1 ' - v' f s 1 I ., , ., L sf. ' . M ,D-V ' C r f r t , R - ' r S r , Z W, f 1 I ,r I I ' rn I I Q I K r I I 1 1 e , , r-, S . u I ' - 1 Hi-Kearnian UR school newspaper, the Hi-Kearn- ian, is a student periodical pub- lished by the Classes of Journalism which meet every day the seventh and eighth periods. The paper has improved each year during its four years of existence and this year the Hi-Kearnian is present' ing action photos together with forecasts of leading school events. Many awards have been won by the Hike, Among them being a silver cup at New York University, first and second place awards in the Quill and Scroll, the National Scholastic Press Association, and the Columbia Scholastic Press AssocIation contests EDITORIAL STAFF RICHARD GRACE, IZA DOROTHY MARGETTS, IZB GRACE COE, IZA Editor-in-Chief Managing Editor News Editor Make-up Editor , ANN VVALLER, IZA DAN DE GENNARO, IZA THOMAS MORAN, IZA HELEN RAINEY, IZA EDWARD KIP CHACE Proof Editors Sports Editor , Feature Editor Staff Adviser BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager MILIIRED HODKINSON, IZA Assistant Business Manager EDNA BLEAKLEY, IZA Advertising Manager FLCRA MCCALLUM, IZA Circulation Manager LOUISE JLJCKS, IIA Secretary-Treasurer ELEANOR FITZSIMMONS, IIA Staff Adviser LA MONT E, INGRAI-IAM ASSISTANT EDITORS News, Bernard Cohen, IIA, Make-up, Emanuel Abra- ham, IIA, Proof, Eugene Adelson, IZA, Sports, Lois Hutchings, IIA, Feature, Ryland Keyes, IIA, Art, Sam Sedona, IZA. BUSINESS ASSISTANTS Adve tising Bernice Price IZB Circ ilation May Mur p IZB Fifth Row McNichols Kapacku Bielfsha Back Hackett Pooven Weiner Kmla Fourth Row Winne Wolf Steele Paterson Stlmsan Lamnertson Mason' Cunningham Horn Third Row E Waller Anteo Duncan Bekowsky Dimmack Alamian Greenman H K Thornlvurgh LaPIante I-'an-son I earman Scconr Row Goldsmith Crowe Cardncr Hutchings Cohcn Fish Ar-cans Aclelson Gill Craig First Pow Rainey A Waller Maractts DeGennair Coe Grace Hoflkinsori Jucks Fitzsimmons Abraham Blcak-ey Fifty five ' hy, - . i 5 . , .Y ' I I I A M, M M -K K ,www-f F 1 N. U - :I V , . Honor Socuety uull and Scroll P Pre-Sufueuuu LEONARD ZLJBKO 'esmm R CHARD GRACE Secretary Trcasareu DOROTHY MARGEuTS Vuce Prosuctcnt DOROTHY KONSCHOTT Sponsor EDVVARD KIP' CHACE Secueta y Tueasuuer GEORGE LEWIS Sgowsou MRS MAY RASCH HE hughest honor that a student un Kearny Hugh School can achueve us to be selected as a member of the Honor Socuety In order to be eluguble the stud ent mast qualuty un tour respects schol arshup character servuce and leadership New members are tapped un assembly and then unclucted unto the Soc ety on the stage HE Quull and Scroll us an honorary socuety for hugh school uoarnalusts having more than one thousand chapters all over the world lts a ms are tor bet ter uoarnalusm better relatuons between school and commonuty the establushment ot press assocratuons and acqaauntung the publuc wuth the value ot hugh school uournallsm GuOCe Coe l A el Ho lk ns u Ann Waller A nes Slcelley l A Dorothy Margetts l B Jone Caparn Norwood Llndblorn Hel n Rauney Sam Sedano l2B Danuel De Genna 0 Edna Bleaklcy WA cuna rl C hon Flora McCal um WA arlos G ll Fourth Row Wart r Munt Anderson Monkey Roonwc DoMott tauk u unc om ew rr ue cnc on C 0 stca: Wunnc Mc out y a HOIIOI' Jnconcl Pow Gu kos Dconc- Hoctkunson St mson Stllcs Mus Ro ch Powacatu lens soclefy Kavanagh Eckland Masom Clark Fr 1 Row Goldue Croug Taylor Hanold Gorton Lewus Zulmko Kons hott McCall m Bleakley Johnson Stoll 'Yr' 4935 ,Au Mn. lb NWQLJ' Fo th R DeGenn Thurd Row Skelly Lundblom Qulu and Scroll Second Row Hoilrkunsoluhw Coe Cancer? Furst Row Bleakley Raunev Grace Marqetts Cull Fufty sux , , u ,- , I . . 1 , . . .1 , C g - , . I , . I I ' A ,, ,, . ' Qi Mul.1u t t u 'ot .'A l,A Q I - .Y YQB ' ' 5 - QA Q l2A 'ZA C Bt u C llA ' l C Ch u llA . 3 : , ' S Thurl How L lbl , L , K k I, Cu' lOul, fullv , O, HCI l, , C l , ll 4 nn lx N u u u - u u - 9 u 9 u c. , , , . ,Fw - . ,gg SQ vi' -'u,,,5u: u' ' - I ' xl 1, .X - ' '.,:.,04f., us it ' f ,fre ll tk l' .QW , I r Y I I , V I 1 . r M gag.. Gr rl Reserves Presrrlenl GRACE COE Vice Preslrlcnf LINDA JOHNSON Secretary ETHEL GOURLEY Treasurer FLORA MCCALLUM Cl-IAIRMEN Program ELIZABETH PEEBLES Socsal RUTH SMITH Servrce ISABEL MACMILLAN Athletuc GERTRUDE WEHREN Red Crass PATRICIA RAIS Put Ircrty DOROTHY KONSCHOTT Alvr Ml5S HELEN M SIMS I-IE Grrl Reserve Club numberrng over 230 rs one of toe foremost organ: zatrons of thus school lt rs attrlna d wrth the Newark Y W C A These were the rnarn events ot the season Ceremonral February Inter club Dance February Week end Conference February Talk on Negro Culture at the Y March Faculty Tea April Mother and Daughter Banquet May lnstallatron of Offncers and Senror Fare we une Flfty seven . I S ? ff ix - F sk r A f ,, f . W, K F - I . .H can F ' -s D 3' P' ' K., ' N '- ' 2-3 f- N .LT . ' I l?.: ,, A lift: -A I , , .- , . V c I . . l . . . te - If 11 I 1 A Il-J Fmance Top Row Yamaguchn Mr Bennes Hednng Frrst Row Govel Hodklnson Baldan a W9- ID' '90 fr-J ..--f pu' Stonllng Wfek Wartov OHanlen Anderson Debating Frfth Row Bet lem Buck ha Hutchrnson Mant Hamulton Cvoncall Soc et Fouuth Row Groenman H n I Y Second Row Eckland Apamlan G O Finance Committee Chauman and Secretory MILDRED HODKINSON SPONSORS BENJAMIN BENNES Sensor School MISS MAUDE M HARTY Junlor School HE General Orgamzatnon as a group of students elected by members ot the student body Thenr duties are to regulate and control all expendntures from the G O They also have charge of the sale and dlstrubutlon ot all G O tnckets In thus capaclty their work at tects practlcally every school organuza tion and actlvlty Monkey Thnrd Row Horn Hanow First Row Knlqht Dlmock Kacyznskn Hoflklnson The Olin B Sylvester Debatung Soclety Prcslrlen GLENN ECKLAND Vlcc President PENN WARTER Secretary EDWARD MULLEN Treasurer RICHARD MANKEY Manager JAMES O HANLON Sponsor MISS SAROSA R MELICK HE Olln B Sylvester Debatung Socnety holds membershnp In the Nataonal Forensuc League Northern New Jersey Debatlng League and Clvlc Forum Leo gue of Temple Unlverslty lt partucu pated In twelve league debates one state debate contest two state extemporan eous speech contests, and an Interna tnonal Conference Fifty e ght . - , . ', , f , , Z 4. L w , L ' L 1 'lr v-0 E is N , f f A X X' x . 2 sk, J ' l ff' 1' :A V i gtk ,f IM , , I ...- ' ff , E ' , 2, , 1 . ' , Q ily, ' , s I. L ll 1 1 . . ,, . - - ' Il ll ' 1 . ' ll ll ' ' . . ,, . . , - , . ' y - - 1. Yours Truly Willie lmy Kathryn NNayne THE l2B CLASS PLAY CAST PENN WARTER . GLENN ECKLAND LOIS HUTCHINGS JACK PATON Mr. Phitcr Mrs. Phrfer Grace Phitcr Bob Phifer William Phifer, Jr THOMAS LEITCH JUNE HANOLD AGNES SKELLY ALEX COURAGE V rginia Lcsllc Evelyn Harris Hugh Knox F-aham Prescott GREIG RICHARDSON f'ACl-l semester the l2B class sponsors a play in which students chosen by tryouts participate The plot in ths terms play was centered around the youngest son ot o well to do family The name was ac quired when the son Willie wrote a love letter to his girl and signed himself Yours Truly Willie. A radio broadcast during which members ot the cast performed was o prominent scene ot the presentation. Ushers President, ARTHUR LITTERST Secretary-Treasurer, EDWARD LLOYD Sponsor, MRS. FLORENCE G. YOUNG HE ushers, restricted to Junior and Senior boys render service at all the school plays class night graduation Parent Teacher Association receptions and other social events given in Kearny High Play COST Lett to Right Leitch Hanold Richardson Skelly Hutchings Eckland Paton Warter Courage ,im Top Row Sm th Blaclf Hand Ushers Second Row l awsan Krukicl l-lalstcad Cattati Weiner Crossley MCLGLICIHJH' Third Row Dunn Chisholm Lone Knight Litterst Connery Hackett Cuo zu Lmrltulom Fifty nine 4 I I I ' I I I . 1 , . . . I - l , U S ' W ' ,, luis W N . r ' T vfl N ,r w ' . 1 J., r ' fill - lg ,rj -.... A , ,4 I, '15 gi '71 A f J- M ri-l G' - ff S Baclf Row Klacsnwcni Andc son Poome Zubkc Lcwi 'ta fte Clence conl Row Winrwc Haul i n owa C c i Club Thirfl Row Vale wtine Lew ?otte u Buc 3 x .wwf YQZQA ui Top Row Micklc Kcete Madden Scrond Row inomson Finkel ticw Elma Grah m Park Div Prmhng Thi: 1 R Jw Zarnowski Welsh anneillo ampbei Ala Chu chmaw 'XJ hol on Club Fou th Ro Johnsow R House Eell K S a Loftus The Science Club Printing Club prom tcm, LEONARD ZUBKO Picsi lent VICTOR lVYSOCKl V Q P esi lent GECRCE LEXNlS o upon ling secieta v CEORGE GlRN Sec C aiy BETTY CLARK Sponge JQHN L0pTU5 Treasurer JOHN LEW Sponsor MISS LUCY HURLEY l-lE Science Club meets every other Friday the eighth period in Room 4lO. Membership in the club is opew to any morning school student who has completed one year ot science- The purf pose ot the club is to promote more ine t rest in the scien si elementary science biology physics and chemistry. Programs tor the meetings have been guest speakers and demonstrations and talks by members. Sixw N order to show the members ot the Printing Club the actual work done by real printers the Printing Club under the sponsorship ot .lohn Loftus has made arrangements this year to show the boys experienced printers at work. Hence there have been planned trips to Newark newspapers visits to Prin ers Museums and movies showing the ' in ot printing material, All this proves invalu- able information to these boys who will be the printers of tomorrow. Student And Sponsors WILBERT J REIMER GEORGE RYAN HE Student And ts an organtzatton of students who durtng thelr study pe nods keep order tn the halls The organ uzatton ts a valuable one for It enables the pupnls to leave thetr belongtngs tn thetr lockers without fear of them betng opened gl Student Llbra ry Assistants MEMBERS LINDA JOHNSON Typlst Pncture Fule HARRIET ADAMS Bibliographies Book Preparation NAN HENDERSON Pamphlet Elle and Pertoducals CATPERINE SOUER Mendmg Care ot Shelves MAZIE REICHERS Fnltng Book Preparatnon Permoducals sponsor Mtss MARGARET ouveta HE Student Lubrary Asststants are students from the sensor school Each gurl rs assigned to a specnal fneld ot work accordlng to undnvtdual nnterests Prac tncal Instruction rn preparing a book for the shelf cataloguung and ftlung are gtven Such trauntng us especially helpful to those tntendung to do thus after grad for the office work Top Row Hugo Buck Fnnnegan Valentunc Hartley Cole Polo Berg Johanson Mor as Ryan Third Row Fellt Hamer Anderson Charles Gunnell Fntzsummons Brouaud sfuden' Wright Zetkos Gibson Holpon Jorvle Second Row Stark Wallace Dougherty Dcevy Vttkees Pagarlo Parks Sunagory Aid Wnlgar Smith Greenfield Smedberg Rogers Furst Row Russell Douglas Jewutt Mackenzue Mowcn Evans Roby McLa an Ftltbcrtt Plunkett Markelrclu Parry Krueger Stykls Llbmry Asslsfanfs Left to Rught Sauer, Henderson Johnson, Relchers, Adams Sixty one l - A I w - 1 , , I A I 4 . A ,, uation. It also gives a general training ' I 1 I 1 r I I V I l l I ' Furs! Raw 1BoTtom Murray Han Stnmson Ross Chairman Mnss H Ion Sums Spon or J R d C Maher Klenn Rnea Umor e ross Second Row Olson E-al'lanzo Wlnshlp Austln Wlnno Wolff Huyler Thnrd Row DAF co Francous Ross Wayte lowatt L if jg. ASS8I11bIy Top Rcv- Cal lwell NWC kopolsku Anlrrson Dr-nkungor Moleckn Gll Commltfee Fl W Q Morrs Huey DAm co owolcl Kvckle Junior Red Cross Assembly Committee Chat man PRlSClLLA l2AlS Cl'IOHfW1G'W EUGENE l'lASTlNGS Spon or MlSS HELEN M SIMS HE Junuor Red Cross has done much an Kearny l-llgh School thus year The amount collected for flood sufferers was Sl 40 l3 Fifty seven Chrnstmas boxes were filled and S43 84 was recenved for membershup At the Red Cross Head quarters many gurls from Kearny have done Braille work for the blrnd lnstruc tlon IH Junior and Senior Lnfe Savnng was glven this year Thirty two gurls and boys passed theur tests successfully Spon or MISS LUCV HURLEY HE Assembly Commnttee IS o volun teer student group whuch plans the programs that are gnven IH the Friday assemblies lt ns responsuble also for the staglng of the programs Ilghts and for the manlpulatlon of the various back stage mechanisms necessary to the suc cess Of every program Smxty two wr' , Q, ' , , I : e , s 5 5. J, .. 1 -s f 9 5 A ,le y gf WWW .A Q -1 AA Q, A Y ' ' V V' 5. 'fir' f F , 4 I 1 I l - V K , , l ' lst Ro Osl' WWC, farfgn, l, Al , ' lk , H ' , 1 l I , S V A I I General Music Organlzatlon Orchestra OFFICERS OF SENIOR ORCHESTRA President MONROE ROBINSON president MONROE ROBINSQN Secretary Treasurer JESSIE FITT Secretary Treasurer SHELDON MCWILIJAMS OFFICERS OF JUNIOR ORCHESTRA Recording Secretary LARRY D MOTT Pregldcnt JULIUS CARUSO HE General Musnc Organuzatnon IS composed at the officers from the Band Orchestra, and the Boys and Gnrls Glee Clubs Thus group us under the spon sorshnp of Colm H Gray Among the events nn which thus organ lzatlon partlcnpated thus term was the Musuc Festuval held un all Kearny schools early In May gl Secretary Treasurer DORIS GOOSEY Sponsor COLIN GRAY HE Orchestra of Kearny Hugh School IS an orgamzatuon of slxty musscuans who play under the SUDCTVISIOH of the student dlrector Vlncent Vendetta This musical group partlcmpated In the Sprung Festuval, school programs and the graduatlon exercnses Letters are awarded yearly for general muslcuanshup Both the Band and the Orchestra are members of the General Musuc Organuza tlon G IM Standing Robinson Mr Gray Roujon Fourth Row Crandall Fltt Dunlap DeMott enero USIC Thnrd Row Feder Zeppentleld Caruso Second Row Van Buren Mcwllllams OYQCIIIZOEIOII First Row Artus Tracy Ross .mild- --II. r U' Sixty three Girls Glee Club Junior Culrls Chorus pfesldcnf JESSIE FH-T President MILDRED ARTUS Secretory Treosurer ELSIE ROSS Sponsor MISS CATHERINE KILLOUGH HE Gnrls Glee Club now hos on enroll ment of slxty sux members The Glee Club does three port work ond hos op peored pub'ncly mony 'fumes thus semes ter The outstondlng events were portncn potion an the Sprung Music Festlvol ond ot the Boccoloureote Servlce Sec etory Treosurer MAE TRACY Sponsor COLIN H GRAY HE Junnor Glrls Chorus, under the dnrectuon of Colun H Groy hos been orgonlzed thus semester It hos o mem bershlp of seventy puplls from the lunlor school Reheorsols ore held every Frndoy mornnng durmng the fnfth ond sixth pe nods In Room 4l6 Top Row Suell Mrtchc Pork:-r Wlnne Aostan Ookcs Moclvorworo Noon Konschott Johnston Mo tm Second Row Stules Croxg Bolclonzo Pclen Boyle Rolalnson Sykes Troy Th Holsor Kovonoqh Smlrh Worron rrcl Row Wucclmon Mo gctts Elwood Watson Dunn Dr lvu h Pcellcs Glrls Glee Club Corllsle K chmon Mewslng Pr ce Spcncc Y Q Fourth Row Moclvtlllon Gorqore vvyott Brcnnon Ctlvcr Jock Hcrnlcrson M Glynr Nu, 1 Sullxvon Edmonds Meyer Avlous Frtth Row Henderson Sue cwrnght Munn Stcele Lindley Ross Klllough F t Rory Econ Russell Cowon MocArthuf Flfth Row Breen Smith Mr Groy Lorquoto Porks Fourth Row Choomon Mydom Trocey Qunrell Dcwor Lloyd Molclt Nolon Fonrchlld Slekoltls Scholgenhott Kempfe Srnnth Zetkes Levontzon Junior Girls Thlrd Row Mnlllgon Klnen Slnogore Suckel Abrohorn Murrov McNlel Colloghon At s McClymont Chorus Bowker Vltkees McKay Bergholm Post Worhurst Second Row Brannon Ross Volloce Oeonnor Smllh Oldfield Bekovssky Suetle Dukln Connelly Edwards Roble Flllxbertl Ronkun Bocker Fortor Flrst Row French Droughton Housmon Boyle Douglas Eorllne Nrcollon Bolllnger Plunkett Best Erukson Shrelds Stewort Volleon Tortorlello Decker Porsons Lletch Slxty 'our Top Row Lau Ragusky Krukicl Warter Kickson Clark at Boys Glee Club Second Row Miller Hastings Bcdcll Brown Jerome Aclclsan Cr lcl Third Row Stecklc Faulkner Morrison J V Pearsal Dunlop Wa do McDonal l Top Row Brown OHonlon Beck Branigan Bedell Second Row MacPhail Podesta Brown Clernments Lubman Seider Turnbull Zeppentelcl Band Third Row Forrestor Keim Davy Powers Jackson Feder Dimcan Kitchell Fourth Row Wilgar Norman DeMott Ernst J DeMott C Gray Vw Powers McWilliams Mulligan Fifth Rom Van Buren Welsh Cranston Crawtod Wilgris Rouion Gorton Murphy Boys Glee Club Band President WILLIAM DUNLOP Secieto v Ticast er CHARLES CRANDALL Sponsor JOHN V PEARSALL HE Boys Glee Club now has twenty members who are faithful in attend- ance and interested in their work. Effort is made, under the direction of Mr. Pear- sall, to give instruction in the correct handling of the voice and tone produc- tion. Appearances were planned for assem- bly and the Music Festival in May. OFFICERS OF SENIOR BAND President JOE ROUJON Secretary Treasurer LAWRENCE DeMOTT OFFICERS OF JUNIOR BAND President DAN ZEPPENFELD JR Secretary Trea urer LOUISE VAN BUREN Sponsor COLIN CRAY HE Kearny High School Band is com- posed of forty members under the sponsorship of Colin Gray. During football season they contri- bute to the spirit of the game. They par- ticipate in assembly programs and the Spring Music Festival. Awards in the form of letters are made to those members whose service has merited it. Sixty-tive ut OI' ut :S e And UR asm an thus Feature secfnon Is to brmg you advertusnng humor and electrons that :sn t all as you wull see we gave you also our wall and pro phecy why tell you what here In IS con tanned? when you read It our satnstactcon ns gauned hope these pages meet wvth your pleasure enjoyment of them be yours wuth out measure B ' ' , . ' , F A . I B , -. . - ,T. I . I . . . w I ' T WE PRESENT OUR CLASS Wlllaam Dunlop and Lawrence O Hanlon To our natave S otchmen we gave thas Denny let them try and panch t James Dyne To Jammy the whaz we gave a book of ques taans on chemastry to see af he can answer them Ken Ellerbrook To Ken we gave thas soap so he can sat soap the teachers Edna Elwood Edna as havang o hard tarne wath Mr Taylor s Chemastry and so well gnve her thas book on how to get along wath Mr Taylor by Grace Coe Wnllnam Ernst Sance Sousa has d ed and left has b nd wath out a leader we gave the aob to Ball Jennle Ferguson l-lere s a wh p to tame your haar Jlm Fash To Jam we gave thas haar cur er so that he wall never be wathout has b'ond curls Gertrude Flemlngloss To Gert we gave thas carnataon to re hand her of her pull wrth the chapel speakers Ruth Fullmer San e Ruth as absent so much we gvc er thas permanent excuse slap Estelle Galley nce Estelle as o gay gat h sponge to dampen her spurats Ethel Gourley To the Secretary of the Garl Pe erves we gave thas specaal anvatataon to attend a meetang Llllaan Gruettke Lallaan as very quaet so we gave her thas mouse to see af she can make more noase than at Wlllaam Gross To Ball who as an A Cr P clerk we gave thas tacket to the next World Faar he s on expert walter Robert Gunther Bob as a nace lattle boy sa well gave thas ball to play wath Elsae Lane To Elsae we gave thas spade to waden her lane Wlllaam Lone To Wallaam we gave thas pacture of Greta Gar bo who also wants to be alone Betty Keery We gave Betty thas patented haar tanac to make her Raley grow Charles Snodgrass Hoople gets thas book by Art Latterst on How to be a Contortaonast Whale Donng the Double Landy Thomas Draughton To Tommy we gave thas bottle of root beer end the Drought on Kearny Hagh School Bernard Deehon Sance Bernae as our cass clown we gave ham thas dunce cap to m ke ham feel at home Blll Decker Ball plays the paang very well so we g ve ham thas feather to ta kle the avoraes Ken Naden Heres some gocd perfunnc to put your haar tanac Varganna Halstead Varganaa can never be heard above the crowd so we gave her thas so p box Joe Wendlanger Just so you can ke p an practace we gave you these goal posts Tom Oram As Tam as fond of chemastry we gave ham t as book l-low to Perform and Experament Wath out Blowang Up the Lab Wannae Hobson go wath the sk n ycu love to tcu h Olga Zylmska O'ga as our cl ss v olln st Let s see ow ar you can strang us on thas Adelme Suell Adelane loves to gaagle wath thas aoke book she ll have somethang to gaggle about Josephane Bortone To Josephane who hos a sweet face we gnve thas sugar Mary Breslan To Mary who has worked for guate some tame now we gave thas book on How to Marry Your Boss Son an lO easy lessons Mansel Cole To Mansel we gave thas peroxade to keep has haar blond James Ferns To our class baby we gave thas baby s bottle Maraon Curley To Moraon we gave thas wag of curly haar Now she can be more curly than ever Anna De Poto To Anna De Poto we gave thas De Soto Saxty enght . . , , V 3 C I l I aa , . , , ' i . . al ' ' ' to I ll ll . - If f . , .. 3 I aa . . . , , . . . . . I . , , . I I f 'c ' . I '. ' N HW , y , C - v l ' , . . ' u I a . ' 2 . . . . . , ,, ,, V , K ' I , H aa - A , ll ' c N H h ' ' : ' . We give Winnie thas cake of Wooslbury's to ' 2 ' H l C .H Si s , we e er thls ' 'I ' ' - a ' Q a a , ' h f ' . u I . . . : , . I ' n . I l S I I I I I S o . . , ' V , . . I, . Z af. - a a : I . o - I Il ' Il . ' ' Madelane Bekowsky To Madelane we gave thas letter of applacataon t Kearny College the Prudentaal because she as a smart commercaal student Mary Baondo To Mary we gave thas hot water bottle sance she as goang to be a nurse Charles Dabravolsky To Charles Here I a b ll for Char es Maybe he can make a hat wath thas Frank Cattafl To Frank we gave thas razor blade to help ham an has future work Sherman Dallas To Sherman a quaet lad we gave thas crow bar Open up Sherman Jack Stallwaggon To Jack we gave thas Murane to keep as r blue eyes smalang Wlllaam Davidson T Bll we gave thas bell to make hamself heard Russell Dawson ham thas map to fand has way Murael Goldsmith Murael loves to speck an Chapel so we gave her thas book on the Art of Publac Speakang by Wallaam Cuozza and Douglas Bell Jerome Gottlaeb Jerome s a recluse so we gave ham thas pack to break the ace Alfred Hartley Al as our class cut up so we gave ham these paper dolls to practase on Albert Hakam Al as so bubblang over wath Iafe we gave ham thas Alka Seltzer has only competator Tony Cacchano You never know that Tony as around so we gave ham thas hat so has presence wall be felt Thomas Phlllaps To Tom our star Baseball Patcher we gave thas patch fork so he can patch hay at the Ar langton Stables John Piazza John tells such fash storaes we thought that thas fash would remand ham of the one that got away George Jacobs George as such an exact gentleman All that he needs as thas monocle George Noble To George we gave thas straw hat cause G orge as a Hall Bal y Agnes Skelly Agnes as our class warbler so we ll gave her thas bard seed to pep up her tones Jam Da Trollo Gum seems to be Jam s constant companaon so we ll gave ham thas package to have on hand Bob Dowae Bob as always attemptang to catch dolls these paper ones should be easy Monroe Robinson To Monny we gave thas nackel because Mo ney as a good thang to have around Thomas Lavlngstone To Tom we gave thas pacture of Robert Taylor so he wall not have to look an a marror Fred Podolska To Fred we gave thas pape because he as al ways tryang to smoke Maldred Hodklnson We gave Maldred thas Marchands Golden Martan Newman To the class artast we gave thas box of cray ons Robert Thonger To Bob we gave thas manaature car to use when has own wears out Kathleen Gallagher and Lena Gatto We gave our two men haters thas pacture of our class shaeks Art Latterest and Tom Moran Margaret Chrastaansen and Rachel Onnembo We gave them thas glue so they may always stack together John Chlrmsade John has a weakness for tellang pokes We have enjoyed them so much that we wash to gave ham thas book called The Latest and Best Jokes and How and When to Tell Them James Meddaugh At every track meet we see Jammae faghtang for last place so we gave ham thas bottle of Catsup so he can catch up wath the rest Eugene Adelson Eugene wants to be a doctor so well gave ham thas spade to bury has mastakes James Barrett Jammae as our champaon tacket seller so we ll gave ham these chapel tackets Let s see af you can sell them to the Freshmen Jam Sakty nane . . . . ' ' I , O H ,aa - X e - If A - - I .11 . , - : , I . . , a : I ll ll I ' ' ' - s e I . A , . l - ao ra, I I . . . aa l . . . II A ' I I - l ' ' ' h' l ish Q Q l - l , , z . . . I . 1 O i . . . - A . . . ,a , Russell is not so good in history so we give HOU' W05l1 7l'lef 0nlY VlV0l- ' ' : A f J l ' . . I . A - ll V ' Il ' : , . . , . f : - I . . - I ' ' I . . . I . . , I ,, . . . . . ,, , . . a , 4 I 1 r . . . . . , . I a ' ' I WHICH ROAD? The extravagant man travels the east est road spendlng all he earns h never turns hls face toward future ln dependence The mlserly man trles to get there too fast He s a v e s e larger portuon of hrs Income and misses many of llfe s good things But the thrnfty man takes the maddle road he enjoys lafe as he steadaly climbs toward has goal by strnkang a proper ba ance be tween spendung and savang He gets the most out of lafe all along the way' K EARNY NATIONAL BANK COR KEARNY AND BERGEN AVES KEARNEY N J Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatlon Duck Grace Duck IS forever getting rn trouble wlth M Taylor so well glve hum thas drum Now ev erytame he sees Mr Taylor commg he can beat Murrel Crarg SO the rest of us may have a chance we gave Murael thus book the Art of Being uuet b Eltzabeth Peebles Danny De Gennaro Danny has done very well managmg the K H S Swlmmang Team so we gave hum thus con tract to manage the l94O Olympic Swammlng Team Bull Cuozzl and Bob Donnelly lt seems that these two can t be auaet them selves so we give them this muffler to keep them quiet Bert Kopaclu Anthony Arena John Todd Allan Campbell and Frank Cocola These boys are rather small so we present them with a coke of yeast each In order that they may ruse .lullus Mmkowltz Charles Rutledge Bert Ras mussen Bob Block Graham Kelly and Owen Fayne These boys are all the perfect tall and hand some type so we glve to each of them a box of Lux to preserve that condltaon Ward Wmne Ward s wut seems caustac at tlmes so we give htm o frle to take the edge off has tongue Ken Coleman and Russell Schultz Ken s and Russell s habut of practacally falllng asleep In class has annoyed both teachers and students so we guve them a bomb to keep them awake Jack McCurdy To Jack we glve thus comb so he ll have one a has own lP S We hope he wlll use at Tom Moron Tom our class shlek makes eyes at every pretty gurl Here are some smoked glasses to remedy thus Elrzabeth Peebles Ellzabeth IS so good natured that we gave her this collectuon plate so she may collect all the good favors some rauny day Jane Monmgan Jane ns sometlmes seen nn the company of a Pen so we give her thas pencil to offer a vanety Seventy . , 4 . 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A . b , , I ' ' - . , , . , , Ruth Taylor Ruth has saved the class s money for years Heres a bank try and save your own now Ruth Carol Smith To Carol we gave thas parachute to bring her down to earth Vincent Vendettr We know Vancent wall mass playang an the school band and orchestra so we present ham wath thas membershap card an a German band Franny Hollander We are afraad that Frannys braan as beang weakened from carryang around the words of popular songs To relaeve this condataon we are gavang her a copy of the popular songs so she can carry them an her hand Ted Stamsh To Ted we gave thas adhesave tape Hes broken so many tapes let ham try and break this one Janet Carlisle Janet as always giggling As an antadote we suggest thas tear gas Edward Lloyd Belleville now he can save money on has fre quent tnps Margaret Brand To Margaret we gave thas sample f Post Brand Alex Kasper We gave ham a pacture of Toots Casper ust for a contrast Stewart Aitken We gave ham this lanament to take away e Ach an ham Harvey Alexander We gave Harvey this pacture of Alexander the Great whom he aspares to be Andrew Anderson We gave ham thas A Now he wall be A A A Gerry Baker We gave Gerry thas compass to keep her Hedden for the Sunny Sade of the Road Gertrude Thomson Everytame Gerty washes her haar at flaes around lake that of the wild woman of Borneo We gave her thas bottle of haar groom to help her keep at an place Helen Rainey To Helen we gave thas paar of Taps to accom pany her twanklang Toes Kearny 2 4825 KINGS RESTAURANT The Only Chinese fr American Restaurant In Town Our Spe aal Sunday Danners SOC Turkey and Sarolan Steak Weekday Danners 35C and 45C 428 KEARNY AVE KVARNY WHEN YOU THINK OF MILK THINK OF ALDERNEY AND CALL MARKET 3 4900 Seventy one I I i - . 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I . on VOICE CULTURE Eleanor Whuttley Brown STUDIO 676 BELGROVE DRIVE Telephone Kearny 2 264l Phone Kearny Z 6260 Expert Beauty Parlor Servuce Betty Ann Beauty Salon New Haur Styles For Mulady M3 Kearny Avenue Arlungton N tu ne Keauny 3a Joseph Rosa CUSTOM TAILOR Profcssaonal Taulor s Cuttung School AIZQ Kearny Avenue Azlrngton N Nash Lafayette S705 AND UP INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Eckhardt Nash 8:0 Kearny Avenue Arlungton N J Seventy t Thelma Goodheart Thelma us very much Interested un clramatucs so we guxe her thus contract to the Muahty Allen Art Players Gertrude Wehren Sunce Gert us so unterested un sports we hope thus bcan bag wull be ot some use Sylvua Wuelkapolsku and Chnstma Bardzutoskl Theur last names have always been a source of trouble to us un order to help both partues out of the duttuculty we wull guve the class thus book on sumplutued spellung eduted bv the two gurls Edna Stoll Pauline Cassudy Lunda Johnson Catherune Cahull and Anna Capetta our auuet gurls we guve thus artucle ow we Art of Chatterung by Muruel Craig and Anne Waller Euleen Boyle To Euleen we guve thus u e cube because ou ung water us not good for tush Harry Hastead I-lorry us always busy so we guve hum thus clock Now he can make hus own turne Ernest Kmght We guve Ernue thus murror because all good dressers have one Lenny Zubko To Lenny we guve these water wungs wuth the hope that they wull keep hum above water whale lookung at the gurls un the balcony durung swum mung meets Ruth Deane To Ruth we guve thus strup of cornucs entutled Always Beluttlun Betty Clark To Betty we guve thus abacus to help her count her many many fruends WO 0 f - : , .V X . 2 . ft-L. 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L Molnar Jeweler Watchmaker Expert Repalnng Specual Pruces for Kearny Hugh Students All Watch Crystals 35c JSO Kearny Avenue Cor Mudland Arlungton N J l Flught Up Complument of Ma rtl The Florust Stewart and Schuyler Aves Arlungton N J Phone Kearny Z 0262 Glorla Masom To Glorua we guve thus detectuve to traul you and fund out whose rung ut us you wear George Lewus George us such an expert rnathernatucuan that guve hum thus et rnal truangle a b C to solve A Jack Paton B Maralyn Warren and C Pop Moran John Wyllle Here S a pucture of Adolph Menlou from one perfect gentleman to another Eugene Behren We guve Eugene thus letter of untroductuon to the Hyatt Roller Bearung Co Alex Rattray Alex us a soccer fan so we gnve hurn thus Sunday Nora Martun a senuor lute savuor we guve these untraduc tuons to the Lute Guards at Jones Beach Betty Bunn To Betty we guve thus aur rufle now she can use her unutuals to good advantage Nat Bryson To our Nat we guve thus Flut Walter Brown To Walter who goes around wuth the Smuth Susters we guve a box of the famuly products Wunutred Goldue and Shurley Sllver We guve them thus recommendatuon for a lab at the munt Pat Rals To Pat we guve thus ton weught Thus us one thrng she won t be able to rouse Louss Moslosku Louus has played soccer ever sunce he s been un school see uf you can get a boot out of thus lSoccer shoe l Compluments of Delta Phu Epsllon Sorority Beta Chapter Phones Kearny 2 5080 508l 1082 Hardman Jacobs Market, Inc 3l8 820 Kearny Avenue Cor Seely Ave Kearny N J The West Hudson County Trust Co H a r r I s o n Establushed 1902 Seventy three ' s l . ' O I F . .. , . we ' ' ' e ' , , , 0 . . - 1 I 1 1 , . , . . , , , L' ' - I I . X . , . ticket to the rnovues, in case there is a rainy To . . . . . - D I 2 , - - , , . - . J f ,u . H . . , I A ' . COMPLETE FAMILY SERVICE Cqrhplafmgmf At Popular Praccs A Fraend ne earnx 7 V Edward Veralhac FLORIST Flowers Dclavered Ever where aol Kearnx A nsae Ke rnx a J I LC! QIIPITII 'll'illIP Dann Anon Kahn, Prop CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF JUNE l937 422 Chestnut Street lfearng Vhcne Kearny 7 7917 M Jancal. Choace Meats and Groceraes Vegetables an Season 46 Haghlannl Avenue Kearny Y o u n g s KEARNY HAND LAUNDRY WN earn Avenue Kearny N J Ciaare Johnston ace Calre as to J d gn r we Otve er th s pattern by whach he nay l as h r tutu Mary Roebuck We gave Mary tw qun as on assuran e cgannst Lynchers Hugh Roome H Hugh me glve taas ptpe nnw he can use has cornsalk haar to qfotl :lv ntage Edna lmhoff Sn e Edna ansasts upcn b ang a quaet Ia te n ause we gave her twas nwaxang spoon to help her get aequaanted Anna Ryans Anna we gaxe aa n get llas o Anne Waller Anne rs xery nm y so we Gave her thas p ug maybe she can use at ta good advantage John Lew To our chemastry expert we gave thas test tube so he ll always be able to keep an praetace Janet Kavanagh Sance Janet as always changang the spellang ot her name we gave her these letters so she can pack out any cornbanataon she lakes Ted Craft We thank Ted s the whole cheese so we gave htm thas box at Kratts Allen Clark e hope that letters of antroductaon to the Clark Thread Malls wall b of ome value to you Mary Churanskls Mary plays a good game of basketball so we qave her thas basket to practase wath Gerard Murphy Wherever Gerard goes a flavver has to take ham we thank a turn ab ut as taar play so we gave ham thas tlavver to carry around Sev I3 four K s ' of ' . 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J. - I C 1 en fb COMPLIMENTS A F R l E N D Market 3 9605 The H A Greene Company Sporting Goods Camp Outfitters Baseball Tenms Golf Track Supplles Glrls and Boys Gym Sults Special Discount to K H S Students BS Hal ey Street Newark N Tom Duncan Tam s halr ns generally out of place so we glve hum thus axle grease to keep It down Lounse Holzmann As Louuse lakes dramatucs we feel sure that her career would be Incomplete wuthout this roll Grace Coe To the mast athletlc gurl we give these dumbbells Wllllam Stark Bull vs our coming baseball player we hope thus cushlon wall make the bench softer Russell Teddy Ralph and James Brown We give these four Browns a name of dns Alex Courage To Alex we give thas Bogy Man so he wont be so courageous Dot Konschott Marne Dougherty Phyllls Clay ton Elizabeth McPhee Chrlstlne Borek and Geraldme Bauer We gnve these red heads a green sngnal thus wnll make them full fledged traffic officers They already have the danger sugn Bull Tener Bull IS gust a Babe at heart so we gave ham thus top to amuse hnmself wath Jean Hull We gave Jean thns Nobel Prlze for being so conslstent Cllfford Bedford We give you thus set of carpenter tools to lay the foundatuon for your future work Peg Jordon We gave Peg these Boston Baked Beans to make her feel at home coMPLlMENTs W R J Market 3 2854 John Stefany Manager JANTZE BATHING SU ITS R R Brant Co Athlehc Supplnes fr Sportmg Goods Outfitters of Colleges Schools and Clubs 840 Broad Street Newark N J Reginald Barrow JEWELER Special Gufts for Graduataon 4l7 Kearny Avenue lOpposnte Regent Theatre' Kearny N J Seventy flve OF . - . 5 C , . 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' ' 1 ' f 4 V or ,imiOn,S,,,if,,, ' BASEBALL TENNIS GOLF E J DU PONT DE NEMOURS COMPANY INC Plastrcs Department MANUFACTURERS OF Pyralm, Plastacele Luclte and mrscellaneous plastlcs rn sheetung Rod, Tubes, Tolletware, and Noveltles FACTORIES AT ARLINGTON NEW JERSEY AND LEOMINSTER, MASSACHUSETTS Seventy Joe Dunn Since Joe us a tennls star we gave hum thas drum to make hus own racquet Eleanor Jacobson To Eleanor we glve thas electruc lught bull Thls IS one Bull whuch wall come only once a month Joe Crawford We glve Joe thus pscture of Kntty Carllsle just as a contrast Roberta Cottrell Roberta Cottrell blushes so well gnve her thus lamp shade to dum the glow Ellsworth Wright We gnve Ellsworth permlssuon ta change has name because no one can always be rught Edlth Newton To Edvth we guve these dausues because Dau sues go well wnth Fnelds Agnes Leckle To Agnes we gtve thus needle Now we have two Mary Lauterbach and Shirley Mrtson To Mary and Shirley we gave thus bottle of Kazowue Kure All now they wont have t bother the nurse Bull Grantham Thus cake IS wrapped In cellophane notlce tts fresh too Motulda Zurrch To Tilley the Tosler we give this plcture Of Mac Peg McAleavy To Peg we guve thus knot she already has too many beau Dorothy Gull To Dot we gnve thus mallet just to break the ce Dorothy Douglas To Dorothy one ot our prettlest gurls gnve this contract wlth M G M Studnos Mane Wergman To Marne we gnve this toupee as a change from her wng Jessie Fatt Sunce .Iessle IS our class swumrner we gave her thus book of Instructions by Leonard Zubko on how to break swnmmmg records Jo Schubert Jo was voted the prettiest gurl In our class So here s the proverb Pretty us as pretty does She does pretty well we thunk SIX I I . . 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Isobel Macmallan Isabel s laugh as so anfe taous we gave her thas quarantane sagn Jerry Ashcroft Jerry can always be found at a gas stataon offer school Here as a pump to start one of your own Clarence Van Brunt To Clarence we gave thas shaeld because he as always an the Van bearang the Brunt of everythang Ignatius Savedells Because Iggy as anterested an radao we gave ham thas pacture ofa ham Marlon Padula To Marlon we gave thas Vogue Pattern Book just so she can keep up wath the styles Albert Saegrlest To Al we gave thas block of wood Maybe he can drall holes an at anstead of an has thumb Betty Brown To Betty we gave thas chaan to help her keep her drag wath the faculty Jenny lnzlnna reference to her own Ellen Graham To Ellen we gave thas lane to add to her own Jean Ross We present Jean wath thas book Foolash Questaons for Foolash People Jack Muller Harry Herrack and Edward Dallon We all admare Jack s Harry s and Ed s curls so we gave them th s g'ue to make them ever lastang Frank Connery To Frank we gave thas chaan to keep ham at has Student Aad post the saxth peraod Theresa Morras Theresa works hard for the class Here as a pallow to ease her Doras Martnn Dons loves to argue Thas book on debatang wall prove very helpful to you Helen Mohan Thas grass as a product of Helen s mowang Stanley Hand Stanley keeps warm but we thank the Hand could use thus glove Carmine Ballotta To you we gave thas song Shell be Carmane Round the Mountaan Tel KEarny 2 4l68 JOHN KINNEAR PLUMBING HEATING TINNING Jobbmg A Specaalty OIL BURNERS Let Me Modernaze Your Cellar 273 Argyle Pl Arlangton N Offenng a HIGHER BUSINESS TRAINING for Dxscnmxnahng Student! P R E F E H R E D PLACEMENT FEATURED ASK :OR CATALOG Seventy seven , . . . , . , . . I . . af H . H .a , a . . a To Jenny we gave thas song Dark Eyes an . . I ,, , V - a, . I . . 1 . , , a , , , ' : I - . . . . . . ' . - F . . , , . , H Sensor Electron ldentufuccmons MOST POPULAR L NEW HL N CANISLE VANLT NV xl VAMPS SHIEKS 'N WA L X. JXRILN -xx THON X Y MARTHA RAYES JOE E BROWNS A J U MOST STUDIOUS S OLI I' A BEST DRESSED L! LJ KX BIGGEST DRAG WITH FACULTY WOMAN HATERS MNSOM CMO! Vx MAN HATERS BEST DANCERS L+Ll 4 LJ XLR X N PL N x MOST VERSATILE r K LILL r- 'I 3 MOST ATHLETIC L N EPT! ULN FROVW lwkTTw VXTHUX AOTT FOI U x A STL! TLD 4 WITTIEST DONE MOST FOR CLASS CUTEST VNV ' 2 WT N TSOH JHHXLLW X O' Lx TOT N HL? I T AD N ,J x HOL HMKUXA ALPFFT RAGE RIQH, RD V STL,VxE TOM Senior Specuoltues XX CLQDC ' owoy LJ lc Q Jstix Brfwn 5 rad Chedxs qove ilwc secre fc, gon VT N um! 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Try the State Pure Food Shop Restaurant Sea Food Steaks and Chops Service Courtesy Cleanllness 2 Ridge Q0 rl Nortn Arllwqton N J Leon G Cormier Real Estate and Insurance 579 Kearny Avenue Arlsngton N J Phone Kearny 2 6293 Free Dellvery K a v a l e e r s Grocerles Delacatessen Wlnes Liquors Beers Est l OO Always Rellable l l l Bergen Avenue Kearny N J Elghty Edna B eakley Edna gets th s I dder so she may reach her Ernest desure Char otte Dlmmack We gtve Charlotte ths tru k She already has de mock Margaret Duncan Thus doughnut wall help you do your dun ken IH style Eluxubeth May Betty already has Ma so we ll guve her De cernber James Walker We re looking out f r y ur futu e Jim y grvlng you thus locon otlye Now you wont a walker all your lute Stephen Vltkovsky Thus scholarshup to Notre Dame to play toot ba I for the Flghtlng lrlsh should be o p' sont surprrse Helen Turn and Mary Vansky Such trlends should always be tled together Victor Wysockl Vlc has a good supply at class sp rut l-lere s a bottle' Collect tt and gsve It to some of those who havent any Elizabeth Peden Elvzabeth has been very tarthtul tr Mrs Mor lend by buylng her lunch everyday Thu tray cught to make her burden easter Edward McManus Eddle brags about the o doughnut hole and all See lt you can put these Frances Nolan Fran has a hard tame telephone for a whale Bert Nuelson These :ce tongs ought res lnghter Charles Morrls lact that he IH his mouth TWOIU being heard to make your Can put at once Try this deltver Just ln case you should ever get lost dunng o cross country meet this map wll come HW handy Muriel Madison Muriel IS rather noisy Thus horn will rnake her heard around the whole school Bessie Marsh To our future beautuclan these bobby puns wall come In handy when Bessie opens her flrst beauty parlor f : 1' o , U H . . 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I . i . , 0 a ' . 9 ' Maldred Lord Thas part ownershap an Lord and Taylor s wall brang you future profats Thomas Mackan Thas elastac wall help you stretch we hope Elazabeth Magher So that Tame wall not mar her beauty gave her thas cold cream Catherane Parry The famaly tradataon would be spoaled af you dadn t have thas racquet Nettac and Lawson Matchell Nettae as always lookang for Lawson These apron strangs wall help keep ham where she wants ham Lawson can use these scassors to cut hamself free Jeannae Malls Here as a coan Jeannae lt as equal to many malls Charles Taylor Charles never gets a break Thas hammer should help Jo Tanaaes Jo never has paper to wrate on Heres a large sazed package that should last ham a long tame Eddae talks about Marne has natave state so here s a toast to dear o'd Maane Stean song Norwood Landblom Norwood as fond of Photography so we ll gave ham these two negataves Remember they won t make a posatave ever John Lubark When John hats one of has football opponents they know they ve been hat So we gave ham these smelling Salts to brang has vactams back to conscaousness Peter Faacak Pete wants to be a draftsman We hope thas blue prant comes an handy Peter Fox Just so Aesop won t be forgotten we gave you these grapes Elazabeth Gurkas Jena Hartman Jean Laurae and Jean Henderson These garls are a few more of our quaet and reserved garls We thank they can use thas book the Art of Walter Wanchellang by Helen Raaney Eleanor Heepser We hope you ll have Heaps and Heaps of fun wath thas poke Te Kearny 2 5060 N J Schoendorf FORD SALES 8 SERVICE For Better Grade of Used Cars See Us Farst 457 Kearny Avenue Arlangton N J Kearny 2 4796 Robert Naden Paantang and Decoratang Alexander Avenue Kearny H T Farstbrook JEWELER Watches and Clocks Repaared l6O Madland Avenue Arlangton N J Kearny 2 0359 Paul Veralhac ro Veralhac Florast No Connectaon wath any Other Store Flowers For All Occasaons Stewart and Schuyler Avenues Arlangton N J D Crystal Palace PURE HOME MADE ICE CREAM AND CANDIES 4 9 Kearny Avenue Kearny Tel Kearny 2 4l37 Madland and Beech DELICATESSEN ualaty Servace Economy Madland Avenue Kearny Tel Kearny 2 ll67 Michael Moratz BAKERY 294 Kearny Avenue Kearny N Eaghty one . . . . I a I. - , Q o . . I I I 4 - - - ' A 27 , N. J . - 4 I p Edwin Sullivan: ' ' 2 b 1 , N. J I I I . I Q l - l - : II8 ' , N. J f H ,, I A J IQO7 IQ37 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY OF KEARNY Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposat lnsurance Corparataon TRAINING FOR SUCCESSFUL CAREERS Accountang Stenographac General Busaness Day and Evenlng School Free Placement Servace Send for Catalog DRAKE Busaness and Secretaraal Colleges and Schools Wm C Cope Pres Kanney Bualdang 790 Broad Street Newark N J Tel Kearny 2 3744 Harold Ball Flrst Qualaty Daary Products 94 Johnston Avenue Kearny Laugh Clown Laugh Just released through Paramount Studaos star rang the lovely Anne Waller and Ball Cuazza to be presented at the popular Regent Theatre Kearny Evelyn Hendrackson It Hollywood could only see Evelyn s attract ave pacture an the Yearbook we re sure shed get an offer lake thas Agnes and Helen Llnclsay To our Landsays we gave thas wool now they are Landsay and Woolsey Art Lltterest Art as our champaon class sleeper We hope thas sleepang powder wall help the good cause along Doras Holmes Doras thanks an terrns at chocolate so well gave her thas vanalla for a change Jo Walsh We thank you can use thas Pep Medacane on any Sunday mornang Gerry Lynch Gerry already has the Roebuck so well gave ham the name Sears to make at legal Stanley Kauklls Stanley as another at our radao hams e hope thas tube wall come an handy Margaret Kelaher Margaret has the abalaty to always have the correct answer We hope you preserve Kearny s name when you use thas anvatatxon to Prot uaz program Margaret Kelly To Margaret who stayed by herself we gave thas maxer Bart Kaernan Use thas test tube and do the chemastry ex perament for a change Bart Harraet Katchell I-larraet as goang to be a daetacaan here s a budget to balance your farst daet Eaghty two S Y ,asa J. . 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W Q ' ' . . - I a A I ' I . . : Tel Harrison 6 2316 George Wyrlll Coal Co START A BUDGET PLAN NOW D L Cv W Blue Coal Lehigh Valley Black Coal KOPPERS COKE LIBERTY FUEL OIL Phone Us for Prompt Delivery of Fuel 336 Sussex Street Harrison N J Compliments of Gamma Chapter Phi Delta Tau Sororuty Harriet Lambertson To Harriet we give this lamb lust a sheep in different clothing Eunice St Germain We all admire Eunices hair Use this net and keep it in place always Eunice Thaddeus Stafmski He s doing very well as a clerk but we think he will like this contract You are now the manager ot an A 5' P Dot Pearce Our busy secretary needs this steno notebook Edwlna Saniuta he p you Hike along KEarny 2 0417 TAYLOR S FLOWERS Delnvered Anywhere Kearny Avenue at Midland Avenue Arlington N J i..ii.an si-.iam C0mp 'e 'S 0' To Lillian we give this orange lt has appeal oo Helen Malurczyk Helen always has good results with chemistry experiments We give you this license to open a pharmacy Flora McCallum Flora has two treasurer positions We hope you will always treasure this coin Catherine McGlynn We know Kay will miss being Miss Smyth s secretary This picture will remind her of the good old days Jean McLeod Jean is our heather from Scotland Heres a ticket for a visit to your native land Irma D Amico Irma has worked very hard on these present ations Therefore we give her this credit at any 5 ond lO cent store WALLACE BROWN, Inc Publishers and Creators of Exclusive Greeting Cards 5' Stationary 225 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK Eighty three I O - , . 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' a I I . . . . , - 1 1 - , . , fy- Establashed Sance l 880 JOHN D CRANE Cf SONS FUNERAL oaazaacroazs 24l KEARNY AVE KEARNY N J KEarny 2 lO3l extra charge f r the use ot our Funeral Home Te Kearny 2 2973 We Delaver Laquors The Best Brands and Fanest Flavors Delacatessen Good Food at the Rnght Prace Stuve s Delicatessen 483 Elm Street Arlangton N Ph ne Kearny 2 3664 Dr L Everett Estler, Jr VETORINARIAN Dog fr Cat Specualast 14 Madaand Avenue Arlangton N F a I b o r n C COAL FUELOIL 406 Forest Street Kearny N Complaments of the Lady s Buble Class Knox Presbyteraan Church Complaments of A Cv P Store 839 Kearny Avenue Kearny N Phone Kearny 2 O44O O44l Fanest Qualaty Foods at Reasonable Praces Warter s Market Prompt Courteous, Phone Servlce 49 Halstead Street Arlangton N J Ruth Deane Ruth has worked so dalagently and taathfully for the class all through Hagh School that we gave her thas pensaon so she may retare and take late easy Annae Jones Because Annae as leavang the school we gave her the song entatled Annae Doe nt Work Here Anymore Dorothy Bolton To Dot who plays an accordaan we gave thas specaal anvatataon to appear on a specaal hall bally broadcast Marrlyn Warren To Maralyn we gave these lovely bows aust to and her collectaon along Jay De Mott To Jay who as the proud possessor ot a French Horn we gave thas aravatataon to appear on Major Bowes Amateur Hour Has playang as so loud he ll never hear the gong Alex Don To Al we gave these mattens We hope we wall have the pleasure of seeang ham put these Matts on To Tom who as very quaet we gave thas book entatled How to Be Heard by Anne Waller Louase Chrastenson To Louase who as an excellent knatter we gave thas needle to knat wath Notace we dadn t sa nat wat Maraam Healagman Sance Maraam as a very clever wrater we are of the opanaon that some day she wall wan the Pulatzer Praze so we are gavang at to her an advance Walter Petrowsky Walter as our class cartoonast so we gave ham thas contract to work for Walt Dasney Mary Srnlth To Mary we gave thas waterang can so she may be lake the Mary an the nursery rhymes Martm Phalen We gave Martan thas report full of A s to keep ham from faalsng .hm Holladay A wheel barrel to carry has bass vaolan around on Eaahty four , . ' I ' - . I ,, . S , ,, No o ' - - , l, - ' 1 - : , a I - O O I , . J. - . Pohne Conn. Tom Heslin: . l . . I ,, 4 . 1, . Y ' - I . . . . . I - , , F . . . , .1 , , ' - I . ' I . .. , . PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK NU CAMERA STUDIO KRESGE DEPT STCRE N AL IN THIS YEAR BOOK MADE BY - OF EWARK, N. Ji CLASS WILL E the class of June l937 havung proved ourselves after four years of hard labor to be of sound and dusposung mund and memory do hereby make publush and declare thus to be our last wull and testament hereby ex pressly revokunq all other wulls by us at any tume made Furst In order to guve prompt effect to the provusuons of thus wull upon our demuse we do hereby nomunate and appount Mrs Muldred Fellows of Kearny Hugh School Kearny New Jersey executrux of thus our last wull and testament wuth full power and authoruty to execute the same ac cordung touts true and untended meanung and havung perfect confudence un her uudgment and untegruty we durect that the saud executrux shall guve ample and enormous securuty Second We durect that all of our gust debts shall be paud by anyone who so desures Thurd To the uncomung Senuors we leave a book entutled The Funal Bluff whuch us wrutten by the enture class Fourth To the new Junuors stop tryung' You ll never have a Prom luke ours Fufth To the Sophomores we leave Bull Couzzu s pessumusm Cheer Up youll be lZA s some day' Suxth To the Freshmen we leave the knowledge we have lost whule un Kearny Hugh lt s floatung around the halls everywhere Seventh To the school we leave the happy thought that ut us yet standung after we have occupued ut throughout four long years Eughth To the Board of Educatuon we donate from the vast resources of our unlumuted treasury the small sum of one bulluon dollars for the erec tuon of a new larger and better equupped hugh school and to provude two teachers for every pupul Nunth To the faculty we leave a copy of the latest song hut There s an other class comun help ut on help ut on Tenth To Mrs Fellows our sponsor we guve express permussuon to have a nervous breakdown occasuoned by the sudden relaxatuon after our de parture Eleventh To Muss Evans the offuce gurl who has graduated unto marrued lufe we guve a duploma from the School for Penaluzung Tarduness Twelfth To the men of the faculty from whom we have had duffuculty un borrowung the pung pong tables we leave our pung pong equupment for other classes to borrow Thurteenth To Mr Moock we guve a toy saulung boat Hey Skupper' Fourteenth To the Honor Socuety whose ranks are now sadly depleted we leave the cheerful thought that they need no longer spend many hours placung our names on the Honor Roll ln wutness whereof we hereunto subscrube our names and affux our seal to thus our last wull and testament whuch us wrutten wuth many unterluneatuons and erasures on thus twenty furst day of June nuneteen hundred and thurty seven THE CLASS OF JUNE 37 Eughty sx I I I I I - , . I I I I - I I . v . . . . ,, , ,u ' I I . . . , . . . . ., . . ,, ' I I I I Il . , . I I ' , - lr 1 ' 1 - 1 - - 11 I I ' ' ' I I ' I I - 1 I V . - 1 I . ' 1 1 I - I - I ' -u ALAN SI-IIMAN INC Ottnclol Jewelers to the Class ot June 1937 wish to extend con grotulotlons to members ot thus the future H3 MONROE STREET NEWARK N J E I I Q .mlllll closs one! tevtrtsh them success m C .mlllll , . . I C I VV I J COLLEGIATE CAP C1 GOWN COMPANY FRANK DANIEL 366 TI-I AVENUE NEW YORK N Y IRI IIII IIIEII+ EIXI I .i..1..N.,I lIII I VII IIC SI V I EX. . . X IN cw JIIIJ IIIIIIIIILI Imp. N C IHIIIIIOIQ L llII44I4 4lIllI SIIIUUI 'NIIIIIHII S4lXI1l xcr-w11SII SIIIII l ICNCIIMNI. I NIC N ,, II