Lambertville High School - Hiltopia Yearbook (Lambertville, NJ)

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JOSEPH DI SALVI --- RICHARD DI SALVI -- RAYMOND ENNIS -- JOHN GAYNOR .... ROBERT GORDON -- HARRY HARTPENCE ROBERT HATHAWAY ROBERT HAYES .... - - ..........., Navy STANLEY JARZYLA .... - - - RAYMOND KINTZEL ---- Navy ---- Navy ---- Navy ---- Navy ---- Navy --- Army ---- Navy --- Army --- Army ---- Navy --- Army --- Army ---- Navy --- ........... Navy Merrhant Marinef --- ............ Navy DONALD KITCHIN ..... .... N ay RICHARD KNOSTER .... .... A rmy ANTHONY LEBRIZZI .... Navy JACK MANGAN ...... ......... N ay PHILLIP OLLIO ...... ........... N ay CLIFFORD PALMER - WILLIAM RINZ ..... JAMES ROSSO ...... RAYMOND RUTH LOUIS SANTINI .... WILLIAM STOUT WARREN TAYLOR -- KENNETH TRAUGER FACULTY ROBERT AKESON .............. ROBERT L. DAVIDSON --- KENNETH DOE ........ DEWITT E. RICKETTS KILLED ADAM DI TIERI .. - - ,. ........ - - - WILLIAM TAYLOR .......... -- --- Army Air Corpi ----------- Navy ---- Navy ---- Army ---- Navy ---- Navy --- Army --- Marine: ,--- Army ---- Navy --- Army ---- Navy ---- Navy ---- Navy FOREWORD From the very beginning of our Senior year the class of '1945 devoted much thought and energy toward the production of a yearbook. Despite the many obstacles that confronted us, we succeeded in attaining our goal. Our faculty advisers, Miss Monaco and Miss Mallette, were always present to help us over the rougher parts of the journey. This issue of Hiltopia will for many years call to mind our friends and the experiences never to be forgotten, though dimmed with the passing of time. It is our sincerest desire that the success of this year- book encourage the succeeding classes to follow in our footsteps, and keep the line of Hiltopia5 un- broken in the years to come. Though we now take leave of our Alma Mater, we shall never forget the years spent here-for they were the happiest of our life. No matter how far afield we roam, our loyalty and devotion will always remain steadfast. THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Front row: Qleft to rightj Mr. Louis Young, Prefidefzt, Mr. Joseph Fox, Miss Martha Lovett, Dirfrirl Clerk and Serrelary, Mr. Herbert Ireland, Mr. Charles L. Worth. Second row: Mr. Harry Blair, Mr. Addison Hulit. Not Pictured: Mr. Edward Meskill, Mrs. Camille Bryan, Mrs. Margaret Wagg, Mr. William Mangan. AN ORCHID FOR THE BOARD Q IN APPRECIATION -21' OF THE TIME, ENERGY, AND MONEY tx SPENT IN THE INTEREST OF THE YOUTH OF THIS COMMUNITY. THE 'SCHOOL M , X' . . ami 'Rena cms. We um rdemla we 'Kamal Guam xexwl --'- YQ? X-30 -'W'w, ima. nmol Hue: Yeacfxens cj, mmxgzffk X'C'5cgooX- sm -ewwl Aome hxgthm. NQFESJY xv, Dlxa ligne Xfpnomxal 5.160 umx xicnks i-- H ixfcwias Lui UNO-EE Afexofv Cx hiv- -Yang Q 'oi-x clung X T 1 Qi Tn Linh. err cgus.-Sxorhs, Thdmkgl om ww-ns Cnmga w?wn.T owe, ukou. ' as w R -xx me S. AEM ans mx YE- EEUU T29 Olk Dlx Qom ADX? Oun Lmon.A ou cam Xyzqmum sw.. z cu wa s. au. VX. 'WW-1 Gini Cinibg. ous WS. ofasxgom 0.1 J? W Q U sm gk AW 3 'X' lg 3 Big XY SQA SWE, O. Ou- xuxm LB. E. S. WS. WEE, -. i Qm Lui. Owe. tern 1-rnmux Wamm Rom Silt-'xmi us Thomas AYQ -cm 'successful -ikfxsew. CHARLES L. WORTH Sfzpermfjzzg Priflripal ADMINISTRATION ARTHUR E. WHITCOMB Prinripal FACULTY KIQNNIZTH lf. DALRYMPLI I11Jf1.flri.1l Arly ALICIIZ M. 'GIERRITY Home limfmfflim' 'IOIQ N, HOWARID l'm'.1ljm1.1l A4Ql'fL'l!!flll'6 AUGUSTA C., jANNEY L.111.qlmtqe,r I.. M AY LIQAR I.iln'.1ry LUIS P. LONG Iflltqllulv -I A N li H. LOUCKS AIfzllw111.11i41r HC DXVARD P. MAHNKIZN St'fL'1Il'l! SARA M. MALLETTE Hi,alm'y .IOSIEPHINIZ MONACO C0llllllL'l't'ic1f PEARL RONKIN C'm111f1e1'vif1l ROB ERT STIEPH ENS l,Z7vj'J'jll1l lftfllfzlfjllll jANlCl2 li. RUDINGER EllKQlf.l'h MARION A. XWHITELEY A'111.x'ir HILTOPIA STAFF Editor in Chief -- .... --- HELEN CARDUCCI Affociafe Editor ........ --- .... JANET BURD Affifiant Editorx IRIS HUFFMAN ................... ..... P oelry PHYLLIS PATTERSON --- ..... --- -- Profe DARIS SLACK ........ ...... - -- Ar: ANNABELLE JEFFRIES .... ..... - U Spam HARRY MOHN BARBARA MEDOEE VIRGINIA DOOLEY JAYNE STOCKTON ERNEST HOLCOMBE JACK STYMIEST Edilorial Staff BETTY MYERS ROBERT ANESKAVICH JUNE REED KENNETH SCARBORO RUTH LARISON ESTHER CASE MARY VLEARBONE Buyinen Manager ...... ........ ESTHER CASE ERNEST HOLCOMBE HELEN CARDUCCI ROBERT ANESKAVICH GRACE MILLER ADELLA CURTIS BARBARA SHARP BETTY MYERS ESTHER CASE DORIS COLEMAN BURNEICE TODD Bzuinen' Staff Typing Slug ANNABELLE JEFFRIES ALBERT RACCIATTI CHARLES HOLCOMBE PHYLLIS PATTERSON JEAN MCCARTHY GLADYS MYERS RUTH KNOSTER JUNE REED BOBBY RAULSTON f F' . , -f fi J , 'ff' .1 f Q Y 1 4 xxx! X f W uqs GMA- Cn'n.s 'P AY KJBEM, zufxewnsmscwvifr-arn 'Wasp ck-XL X w . kiClS,T?'lC1.-TS qxhm, uiwww cf exam VZ- rfiwa - cane. ook fm 'QRS E ----cnma Wwsnaxg bolluix Qoodmass J 'axons gms Qixamcfi Ski XQQKS dxxierv. Wwe.:-n LXDKX yysfw-msrv-n'Qr2rLs.A., AoE.S!T1hX SQWE? LQCU: ERS, KM PX mkikksn QXX KOUJL Qxassmokss iwz CKMOBSA as Nxucxx . SYS QDSgS'X'2 Jiixofy Wwiux SXOJJS, , 5 'kg' YL KMC ' JY' JYKWS. T -is ,gp So. --- J us Om cu. sl . xvbwj mek W in Wm XD fgsgsmmi E , I 1 . gr N X wus is K b ,EAA ANL, XXBQNSS M35 Copumwm Cm 'Rat CXOLSS +x'.gkOh , Clmvx NYQQSE, N pslflaclf H38 QXo.sSx5UX0vx.nium,So cu.. I cum SEE, ig Uxowg classes mens nitgf. qoui wining- AYXXE. xffsslf yu-imcxs Euan? --Xxfsiw ciwoluxs wine Yliaclgx on amnxwxdnq- T103 on NQrokA- LLSCTBX 5 G. Qcxfxij. H. Mohn H. Dorrell H. Carducci P. Patterson SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS HARRY MOHN ........................ Prefidenl HAROLD DORRELL ..... .... V ice Prefident HELEN CARDUCCI ...... ....... S erretary PHYLLIS PATTERSON .--- - - - - Treamrer ROBERT ANESKAVICH Scroobie Bllbjf a boy 1l'fflJOIll a rare. Heir open-hearted, frank and fair. Science Club 1, Football 1. CLAIRE BONIN C.B. Claire lower to talk about the boyf- Of how? And who? And ufhen? And where? Slvefr little and rltte amz' fuzz and rftuff, And her greater! treamre if her hair. Library Club 2, Dramatic Club 1, Glee Club 1, Operetta. ULN-33 WF' 'QS PAULINE BENNETT Benny A friendly fort of perxozz, the If jun' ai nice aJ the ran be. Glee Club 2, journalism Club 1, Hockey 1, Basketball 1, Operetta. JANET BURD Tweet-Tweet Some kidf go to .rrbool for frm. janet goef to get work done. Her erery Jtep ir full of grate. 1101171 alzvayr fee her rmiliug fare. Glee Club 3, Library Club 2, Dramatic Club 1, Science Club 1, Basketball 1, Operetta, junior Play, Senior Play. 4 l HELEN CARDUCCI Stull A friendly Jniile, a kindly word, A rlarrmate to he proud of, She doer her work and doey it well And that there is no doubt of. Basketball 4, Glee Club 3, Hockey 3, Social Relations Club 1, junior Play, Senior Play, Operetta. DORIS COLEMAN Dodo She doeJn't like Jefrelarial work But someday .the will find, A perfeetly wonderful hon' who will, Do nzurh lo change her mind. Orchestra 3, Basketball 2, Library Club 1, Track 1, Glee Club 1, Social Rela- tions Club 1. ESTHER CASE Es' When there'r work to he done, She romef on the run .' But Jhe'J alwayf ready To join in the fun. Basketball 4, Baseball 2, Orchestra l Hockey 1, journalism Club 1. ASUNDA CIFELLI uC:l'1Clt1' So very quiet all the time You hardly know .rhe'.r thereg But when that girl b?f07ll6.f anzufecl Her giggle fills lhe air. Basketball 2, Social Relations Club 1 Library Club 1, Glee Club 1. 23 C'Bl?'ll355' MMS C5lF 02z55' I ADELLA CURTIS Delle So full of fllll. ,fo 1'ery gay, Nerer 18811 almlher way. Track 2, Glee Club 2, Baseball I, So- cial Relations Club 1, Operetta. HAROLD DORRIZLI. Morrell To get u'0rk alone if flne leur! of bil' 1r'0rrie.i', Tn gel work dwleflve Heier blIl'l'lL'.l' Hllrry? lW0rry.9 N01 flrllf lad, Hefr rlreawiflg of llve fini l1e'.r bad. Baseball 4, Basketball Z, 'Glee Club 2, Airplane Club 1, A.A.Club 1, Archery Club I, Math Club 1, Science Club 1, Operetta, Minstrel. I VIRGINIA DOOLEY Ginny H6d1'6l1ly dayr uflvaf have we here? An artrefr lo Ike core, Her dertiny if a career, A .rmr forever more. Track 3, Glee Club 2, Baseball 1, So- :izll Relations Club 1, Operetta, junior Play, Senior Play. DOROTHY FOY Dot She lna.r11'l time fo Jlmly. Sheff aluzzyr 011 the go. A ,fill y girl with 4 Jill y Jlreak, Biff, ob. .fllfb fm: lo kuozrl Glee Club 2, Basketball 2. CHARLES HOLCOMBE Buck A happy-go-lucky kid if he He lookf af quiet ax can he But he'f lofi of fun df you will fee If yozfre ez'er in hir company. Glee Club 3, F.F.A. 5, Track 2, Foot- ball 2, Operetta, Minstrel. IRIS HUFFMAN Midge She if an ifzlelligeni finden! Who Jtzzdief in Jpare hozzrf Gizfe her a hook and Jhe if content We'1'e proud to fall her ours. Orchestra 5, Glee Club 3, Operetta, journalism Club 2, Social Relations Club 1. Gill-M33 GY? 735 ERNEST HOLCOMBE Ernie' A leader, a rtudenl Way ahozfe par. An athlete Jupreme He'll .rarely go far. Football 4, Basketball 4, Glee Club 3 Track 2, Baseball 2, Math Club 1 Archery 1, A. A. Club, Operetta Minstrel, Senior Play. STANLEY JARZYLA juzz' Itfr hard to jind a nicer kid Or one Jo full of fzm. He'J alwayf johnny-on-the-fpot When Jomelhingk lo he done. F. F. A. 1, Senior Play. ANNABELLE JEFFRIES Gus Lorahle, jolly, full of fun- A joking word for everyone- The her! hallplayer under the .run Who nerer quitx till all ir done. Basketball 4, Hockey 4, Baseball 3, Track 2, journalism Club 2, Math Club 1. RUTH KNOSTER Flip To Alotowana eaeh nigh! Ruth goefg She haf a number of popular heaur: Perrorzalily plm' and plenty of pep, When il ron1e.r lo dancing, .rhe'r really hep. Hockey 4, Baseball 4, Glee Club 2, Track 2, Basketball 1, Social Relations Club 1, Opcretta. MMS Qfll7'lls5 WARREN KN ECHEL Rover In Warren'J .rpare time he'r a Fuller Bruyh nzazz He run! around .felling thingr fart ax he ran. Do ar zvell ufifh hir lerfonf. and in our opinion He'd he the leader in any dominion. Football 3, Glee Club 3, Math Club 1, Basketball 1, Minstrel, Operetta, Arch- ery Club 1. RUTH LARISON Punchy At Alotoufana you'll fm! her each night, Wilh other lady anal larrer. Late hourf .reenl to agree wilh her, She never Jleepr in rlarfer. Hockey 3, Baseball 2, Glee Club 2, Social Relations Club 1, Operetta, junior Play. JEANNE MANGAN Freck fean'5 50 quiet ai a rule We hardly lanow :heb around. Bu! her friend! Jay that outfide of rehool, I She really goer to town. Basketball 2, Glee Club 1, Social Re- lations Club 1. i ' 1 BARBARA MEDOFF Bobbie A Jnzile for you, a Jmile for me, A perferl rlarfrnale ar you ran fee. Glee Club 3, journalism Club 2, Dra- matic Club 1, Basketball 1, Cheerlead ing 1, Operetta, junior Play. JEAN McCARTHY Mac Here if a girl Qyon calf! denyj Who alwayr if Jo much fun. She never think! a ralty thing Nor ezfer .vayf a mean one. Library Club 1, Social Relations Club 1, Track 1, Glee Club 1. GRACE MILLER Gracie Grace har heen hil hy the Jezving hee And hoy, oh hoy, Jhe'.r really good. What'f more-Jhe fan cook and hake, Jo Jhe, If a Jhining example of wonzanhood. Science Club 1, Track 1. QMS-323 Qi? V235 Qll,lkS-323 CBLWSS HARRY MOHN Dizzy A drummer. an actor. a rlarr prerident he, Will: many friends as yon ran ree With nr we know yon will agree Tha! boyfr go! perronality. Basketball 3, Glee Club 2, Orchestra 2, Airplane Club 1, Operetta, junior Play, Senior Play, Minstrel. GLADYS MYERS Gady Quiet, dreamy. and ber Jpeeela if flow Slrefr ax friendly a girl ar yo11'd like to know, Spendr all her lime Ihinking of ferr and .ro - B111 you know fbe r'e.rl4we'll jurt let if go. Basketball 3, Orchestra 2, Track 1, So- cial Relations Club 1, Glee Club 1. Library Club 1. BBTTY MYERS Bet' No nirer smile. no Jweeter girl Can anywhere be found. In bafketlaall rlJe'.r really good, And a grand rport all around. Basketball 3, Baseball 2, Orchestra 2 Library Club 1, Glee Club 1, Track 1 Social Relations Club 1. CLIFFORD PALMER Cliff' Roaring down the highway, Tearing round the bend, You'd know that roadfter anywhere. k,0ll'1'6 Jeen il time on end. Science Club 1, Basketball 1, Foot ball 1. PHYLLIS PATTERSON Phyl Happy and carefree all day long, Ever ready to hreale into Jong. She haf .ro much charm abou! her, U7 hat orz earth would we do rrilhoul her? Basketball 4, Hockey 4, Tennis 3, Cheerleading 3, Softball 2, Glee Club 2, Math Club 1, Journalism Club 1, Art Club 1, Social Relations Club 1, junior Play, Operetta, Senior Play. ALBERT RACCIATTI Al fur! a playful hoy if Alherl R. lVith azz old jalopy for a car. Up the hill il lrief to climb, But it orzl y uzahex ll half lhe lime. Science Club 1. U1-lkS5S'3 GDL? 'QS JOHN PRALL cake Lefforzr lo do? They zvorfz get done, Hif hoohk at fchoolq he'y out for fun. Up Coilage Hill mort erery nigh!- Don't worry, folks, he doef all right. Basketball 2, Glee Club 2, Archery Club 1, Football 1, Operetta, Senior Play, Minstrel. BOBBY RAULSTON Tex Make way for a real lzre Texaf boy, lWith an arrent that'5 really neat. Gooa'-natured. frierzrlly, full of fun, He'J one fellow that Cdllll he heal. Glee Club 2, Operetta, Minstrel. JUNE REED junie june haf a boyfriend who if .ffafiofzed in Texai - Her' lalk about Pzzggy nearly wrerkf 111. Al Alofrnmrza .rhe .rpendf her lime ll hel1 .rhe'.r :ml working al the fre and dime. Hockey 3, Basketball 2, Baseball 2, Glce Club 2, Social Relations Club 1, Operetta. BARBARA SHARP Bucky Although she doenft rare for school She dne.rn'l mimi a day. Bn! al johmzyfr yoffll find her, ay a rule, liach night ivilhoul delay. Glee Club l, Social Relations Club 1. U1-XSS-33 QUE' 'QS KENNETH SCARBORO Skip ll ell-limed Jilenee, I'1'e been told IJ' good for man and heaff. Kennelh liref and breather Ihif rule, That if, la .ray lhe least. Baseball 2, Science Club 1, Basketball 1. DARIS SLACK Slacky Al the hoyf Jhe'.r alzmyf glazzcing, She Jpemli all her'e1'e21if2g.f danring. A! jilterhlzgging .theft really hepg Goyh, Oh Gee! .rhe'5 full of pep. Basketball 4, Glee Club 4, Baseball 3, Cheerleading 3, Tennis 3, Hockey 2, Art Club 1, Math Club 1, junior Play, Senior Play. JACK STYMIEST Shine' Mirrhierfour ezfer-.findiom never. Basketball 2, Football 1, Glee Club 1, Science Club 1, journalism Club 1 Minstrel, Senior Play. GLORIA STOY Onery Good llaingf in litlle parfelr And Gloria? no exception, If it'r the bert yozfre looking for Sbe'll Jurely pau inrperiion. Glee Club 3, Library Club 1, Basket ball 1, Operetta. JAYNE STOCKTON Stinky' Cooking if ber rlaief deligkl- Prinreton if laer favorite rpoi- Alwoyr looking for o fight- S o nzetinz er winning-.ro nzefimef not ! Hockey 4, Basketball 4, Glee Club 2 junior Play, Cheerleading 1, Operetta l-IERVEY TABER TuiTy' That be lookr quiet you mn't deny, But, Ola, that lufinkle in hir eye. Glee Club 2, Track 1, Basketball 1 Operetta. ' 632152323 GDL? 76.55 a QMSQS5 QF 'QS BURNIEICE TODD Toad Her blonde hair ii her pride and joy She .rin am! mmlu all day,- Biil ,rhe maker a perfefl rlamizale 'Call.i'e. .fhe'.r Hire in every way. Library Club 2. MARY VLEARBONE Fishy Mary haf 110 lillle lamby She fairer phea.ran1.r,- Alivayf lemlf a helping hand, Aml'-vin i very pleafaizt. Science 'Club 1, Glee Club 1, junior Play Committee. jOYCE WILLIAMS pierce Nurring has heel: her ambition for yearr, And for lhilr fart we can give three rheerr. With an iiziereff like her'5, .fhe eau not fail 111 lhe role of a Floreizre Nightingale. Glee Club 3, Library Club 1, Dramatic Club 1. IN MEMORIAM ' za ADAM DI TIERI U.S.S. MOUNT HOOD NOVEMBER 10, 1944 So nigh is grandeur to our dust So near is God to man, When Duty whispers low, Thou must, The youth replies, I can. -Ralph Waldo Emerxofz SENIOR CLASS AUTOGRAPHS THE CLASS HISTORY It was exactly four years ago, on the morning of 155 September 3, 1941, when we wide-eyed Freshmen came iq N : trudging up the hill. We were full of wonder 'as to lfrll LX what lay before us, for this was indeed a new world. 641, 2 We found our way as best we could amid the rapid fire of directions from all sides by the soft-spoken upper- classmen. What a predicament we were in! We got settled at last, and held our first class meeting. What noise we made! Elections were the first business on the agenda. Bruz Hamilton was voted our President, john Prall, Vice President, Daris Slack, Secretary, and Gladys Myers, Treasurer. Insofar as activities were concerned, we wanted everything from dances to -wrestling matches, but we wound up with a pie and cake sale and made the stupendous profit of 51518.00 We were rich indeed!!! Because we were such a big bad bunch, however, we never had a chance at anything else. The time passed so swiftly that before we realized it mid-year exams .were upon us. As all good students, we crammed and studied hours on end trying to stuff into our little heads all that had whizzed by us during the past half year. Bravely we faced the music. The ordeal finally over, we eagerly awaited the marks. Then came the bombshell! The exams had to be retaken! Imagine how chagrined we were-just when we thought our necks were saved for the next few months. For this we are grateful to, and wish to thank, those persons and individuals and would-be underground workers whose efforts resulted in the passing out of the examination questions just a little too early- that is, before the exams were scheduled. Not that it would have made a great difference, but then, that is life! School rolled merrily along until one day our principal, Mr. Davidson, was called to the colors. We were very sad at his having to leave us so soon- he had won a place in our hearts, we were proud, however, that one of our faculty members would be in the thick of it. Then, before we knew it, a whole year had rolled by, June had come, and it was time to leave our new world. We were a little smarter, perhaps, gand found satisfaction in knowing that next year we would be old hands at the game. rf' . I. ef' a'dj,',, Come September, we once again made our way up Y 95 c' the now familiar hill, climbed the endless steps, and were -Q ! again ready to begin our laborious studies. As proud 7 ' Sophomores we were a little more settled, perhaps, than W- we were the year before, and so looked forward to a year gQq,6g-8 crammed full of fun and frolic. Most of the faculty that had guided us through our first year were no longer with us. Mr. Ricketts succeeded Mr. Davidson, our former principal. It seemed that the students were bent on being bnery this year, for more than one class experienced the thrill of writing a gruesome 1,000 word composition on good behavior. But it was not long before the new teachers and pupils became fast friends. We held our first class meeting of the year to determine who our class oHicers would be. After much deliberation the following were elected to fill rhe offices: Phillip Ollio, President, joseph DiSalvi, Vice President, Helen Carducci, Secretary, and Gladys Myers, Treasurer. How well we recall the feud between the juniors and Sophomores over the scrap drive. Now, how was it that the whole thing began? It seems that there was much arguing about which class would come out on top in the drive. The Juniors boasted they'd win, or else! The scrap flew fast and furious from all sides, and then, the day of reckoning! The score-board listed the Seniors first, Sophomores second, juniors third, and Freshmen last. What rejoicing! Then some member of our class got the bright idea of sending the poor grieving juniors a sympathy card. But, alas, that person spelled the word Sophomores wrong. We received a dictionary in return for this breach of etiquette. We had no time for trivial matters. Our minds were occupied with plans to fill the class treasury. The most significant event both financially and otherwise was our St. Valentine's Dance. Of course, we could not be sophisticated enough to plan the affair in advance. It was decided at the last moment, and with everyone working feverishly, the dance was given in a week's time. Last on our list of activities for the year was a movie benefit. This, also, was a profitable undertaking. Bright and early on the morning of May 5, the Sophomores climbed wearily but faithfully out of bed to rush down to see their sister class, the Seniors, off to New York. Each Senior girl was given a corsage, while the Senior boys received boutonnieres. Everyone got an all-day sucker to see Shim through the day. We had hardly turned around when we found the exams had come and gone, and we were once again down the hill to a well earned vacation. W i f Q v s What! September again? Back to school we trudged, but now proud upperclassmen. Our ranks had Q53'E?? ' .' diminished considerably, of the 139 Freshmen, only 61 .N fn remained to begin the Junior year. The president and NS v ,Q secretary continued in their jobs, but a new vice president. X Lamar Bowe, and a new treasurer, Donald Kitchen, were 11963 61- elected. This year got off to a bad start, for just as we got a movie benefit under way, the school and places of amusement were closed because of Influenza. In spite of the epidemic, the class made a profit and kept right on going. The next affair was the junior play, Oh Promise Me, which was really a riot. The plot centered around jimmy Rosso and his double love-life with Jayne Stockton and Virginia Dooley. Amid pills and cough medicines the cast managed to get through rehearsals. The play was a great success. After the play was given everyone had a well deserved rest. The school was closed for another three weeks so the majority ofaus could recuperate from the Flu. It seemed that the Board of Education was bent on being kind to us this year, for we got still another vacation in March because of Measles. We still pushed on, however, for ahead was more important work-the pride of all Juniors-The Prom. We really went into this work in a big way. Many a night was spent making the colorful flowers and palm trees that were to transform the school auditorium into a south sea island. Although the whole student body was in an uproar for two weeks before the Prom, and the faculty Was almost gray, when the big night came it was really wonderful. We did run into difhculties though, about the arbor dance. The class decided to have this sweetheart dance, during which the couples passed through an arbor. Hollywood did it, so why couldn't we? Yes, why? Well, we won't go into that-suffice it to say that the arbor fthe project of one certain juniorj got neatly tucked away behind some chairs, and there it rested throughout the evening, a watchful eye or two guarding to mrake sure it stayed put. Oh well, it was a wonderful idea if nothing else. We did have lots of fun too, in conspiring to relegate it to the corner. At least there it had the support of the sturdy walls. Even without this attraction our prom was a great success. We felt proud, too, when it was over, because we had worked hard to mfake this dance, given in honor of the departing Seniors, something they would want to remember. And so another year ended, another trip down the hill, another well earned rest. But with what a difference. We had only one more year to gc and that the greatest of them all-our Senior year. X 1 The summer months flew by quickly, and with the Xl ll 1 04X coming of September the vision of that great hill returned X to our minds. Once again we were back to the routine ' climb. This year we knew we would have to be careful N f and dignified because, as Seniors, it would be our duty to set the example for the other students. 11 946 Q 5' We began to wonder how the long reach of Uncle Sam had affected the class as a whole. It didn't take long to realize that our Uncle had been pretty tough on us, for he had taken our principal, Mr. Ricketts, three of our four class oflicers, and a number of other classmates. This was quite a blow! But, we are told the show must go on, so we went forward. determined to do our best. As usual, uppermost in our minds were thoughts of increasing the amount in the class treasury. It was decided to assess each student, and so we wound up with paying class dues. Our activities for the year got started with a bang-up Sports Dance from which we netted quite a sizable profit. As a new means of raising money we had the children visit Santa at the Canteen and get a prize. -Successful undertaking number two! We did not stop there, our next venture was the senior play. The play was chosen, the cast selected, and only after rehearsal upon rehearsal was it ready to be given. There were times when we all held our breath in fear and trembling that for any one of a number of reasons the play might not be given. Be that as it may, everything managed to work out, and on january 10 the curtains opened for the first performance of Our Girls. Two performances were given, and another success chalked up. We did it again! Maybe we thought things would slow down for a while, but that was not tor us. More was about to happen. This time it was the senior trip to the big city! What a time we had! From the moment we set foot in New York City until we dragged our weary anatomies homeward, we saw Everything, did Everything, and ate Everything. Did you ever have Smorgasbord? Boy, what a dish! Round and round we went, piling up the food until it was an athletic feat to make one's way safely back to the table. Higher and higher we went- from the depths of the subway to the top of the Empire State Building-from one end of the city to the other-over and under we climbed-plays, radio broadcasts, star gazing, subways, trolley cars, ferrys, taxies, elevators, escalators, walking, riding, sliding. We sure did the town-and we don't mean mlaybe. All good things must come to an end, and so now we must write finis to this chapter of our lives, for now we have come to the threshold leading out into life. We well know that here we jinirla to begin! x ' - 5 , ull' f Ili ll g X I 'ill lkll' :- y, - ,v Name Aneskavich, Robert Bennett, Pauline - -- ----- Bonin, Claire .... - - - Burd, Janet ...... ,,,-, Carducci, Helen - - - - - - - - Case, Esther ....,, , , , Cifelli, Asunda --- ----- Coleman, Doris - - - - - - , - Curtis, Adella .... Dooley, Virginia --- ----- Dorrell, Harold - - - - - - - - Foy, Dorothy ,.,,- ,,,,- Holcombe, Charles Holcombe, Ernest Huffman, Iris ..... ,,,,, Jarzyla, Stanley .,.. - - , Jeffries, Annabelle Knechel, Warren -- - Knoster, Ruth .... ,,,,, Larison, Ruth .... ,,,,, Mangan, Jeanne - - - - - - - - McCarthy, Jean - - - - - - - - Medoff, Barbara - - - - - - - - Gl2dyS .... - - - .,.. Housewife - - - Miller, Mohn, Myers, Myers, Grace .... ...,, Harry ..,, ,,,,, Betty .... Palmer, Clifford - - - - - - - - Patterson, Phyllis - - - - - Prall, John ...... ,,.,, Racciatti, Albert - - - - - - - - Raulston, Bobby - - - - - - - - Reed, June ....... - - - Scarboro, Kenneth Pet Peezfe Lorraine - - - Marching .... ..... Latin ....... Silly girls .... Agitators .... Work ..... Chemistry ..... Homework .... Showing OE .... Stewed prunes --- Mussed-up hair .... Science ......... Homework .... Report cards -- Noise ....... Greetings - - - French ....... Gas rationing .... School ........ School ..... School ...... Everything .... Boys ...... - THE AW Pe! Partime ----Eating ----- -N ursemaid .... Cinema ............ .... Sleeping ................ - - - -Helping Miss Monaco ----Gossiping --- - - - -Mumbling - - - - Talking ................ - - - -Cleaning eggs - - - -- . -Acting silly .... - Self admiration ..... - - - Dodging Shimmer ....... Dreaming .......... .... - - - -Bragging - - - - ----Observing ---- ----.Farming ---- ----Business ---- ----Showing off --- - - - .Dancing .... - - - ---Playing Hooks ---- ---.Absenteeism ---- ----Complaining ----- Annoying teachers --- ---- History ----.-..--------- -Sewing -------- Cracking chewing gum P.O,D. ------------- Physical Education --- School -----.. - ..--. Lending homework -------- Sarcasm --..--.--.-- Everybody .... Work ---------- Five and Dime -.-- Noise --------.. Sharp, Barbara ..-- ----. S ilence ---- Slack, Daris --.- Stymiest, Jack .--- ----. Stockton, Jayne - - - - - - - - Stoy, Gloria ---- Taber, Hervey ---- ----, Todd, Burneice --- ----- Vlearbone, Mary - - - - - - - - Welsh, Donald ...- .--.. Williams, Joyce --- ----- 30 Teasing .-.. Sinatra ..-- Exams --.--. Bing Crosby - -- Girls -.----- Dictation ---- Short boys --.- Exams .---- Sweaters - - - ----Relaxing ----- -----Office work ----- - - - .Writing letters - - - Sleeping in class --.. --- - - - -Borrowing homework - - - -Day Dreaming - - - Going to Elaine's --- --- Talking about boys .-.--.. ----Flirting --.-..-..... ---- ----Pulling strings --- ----Day Dreaming ---- Running around ---- --- ----Sweeping up ----- ----Combing her hair --- --- - - - -Eavesdropping - - - - - - - -Dancing ------ - - - - - - -Riding around - - - - Collecting money - - - - - - Wafztf To Be ----Husband ------ -----Nurse ---- -Nurse -------- -Technician ---- .Private secretary -Secretary ------ -----Nurse ---- - - - -Secretary - - - - - - -Secretary - - - - - - -Secretary - - - -Major ---- -Nurse ---- -Pilot ------ .Pharmacist - - - .Botanist ----. Farmer ------- Athletic Coach - - - - -Architect - - - - - - - - -Secretary - - - - - - -Housewife - - - ----Nurse ----- - - --Secretary - -- - - - -Psychologist - - - - - - - -Housewife - - - -Musician - - - - - - - -Secretary - - - -Auto Racer - - - -Interpreter - - - -Millionaire - - - Mimicking Es .------- - ------Engineer --- Sponging ---------------- Hobo -..... - - - -Housewife - - - -Engineer - - - -Secretary ------ -Music teacher - ----Hobo ------- ----Dietician --- -Stewardess - - - - - - -Minister - - - -Secretary - - - -Nurse ---- -----Chemist --- -----Nurse ---- L TRUTH Will Be Henpecked husband Child's Nurse ...... --- Errand Girl ...... Supervisor ...... W A C .......... --- Ping Pong Champ ....... Housewife ......... --- Housewife .... Housewife .... Secretary - - - Movie Star - - - Cook ...... Yardbird - - - Soda jerker --- Poetess ..... Farmer - - - Big boss - - - Bachelor - - - Housewife .... Housewife ...... Truant Ofhcer .... WAVE ........ W A C .... Housewife .... Drummer - - - Secretary - - - Housewife .... Chauffeur ..... Tax collector .... justice of Peace ..... --- Tailor ......... Politician ........., ,,- Housewife .............. Henpecked husband Waitress ............... School teacher .... Clown ......... Navy wife ..... Rhumba dancer --- Minister ...... Salesgirl .... Cook- ...... Doughboy .... Housewife --- Farorile Expresrion What ? ..................., La, la, la, la, la --- Oh, darn it! --- Christmas! .... Well? .......... I wish I would .... Oh Boy! ........... Hey, -lid you hear? Oh, gee whiz! ...... Oh, nuts! ........... .... Ah, nuts! Will'ya? For crying in a bucket! Got any candy? ...,,,,, ,,- What d'ya say? ...... And, how are you? Are you serious? --- Gawsh! .......... How 'bout that? .... Boy!!! ......... Oh, vell! ......... Oh, I feel awful! --- Oh, tell me ..... Decor ative .... Get your man. --- Oh, yeah! ..... Honest, Bet? - - - I doi.-'t know --- Outrtanding F ealure Hangout .Big Feet ............. .Mt. Airy Silly remarks - - - Five and Dime ----.Hair ---------- ----.New Hope Height ...... Friendliness .... Hair in kerchief -- - - - -Disposition - - - - ,Friendliness .... .Freckles - - - .Bowlegs - - - .Giggles .... - .Smile .... Ears ...... Quietness .... - - - -.Muscles - - - - - -. .Innocence - --- ----.Good nature --- ----.Dancing feet ---- Five and Dime joe Finkle's Philadelphia Talkativeness .......... . .Home Myers Home Home - - - -.Trenton Arena Bake shop - - - - .Strugglebuggy - - - - .Smith's Library Home Trenton Patterson's - - - - .Alotawana Legs .,............... .Alotawana - - - - .Attendance record - - - - - -.johnny's Slacks ................ . .Glasses .... -- --.Jewelry - - - - - - - -Personality - - - ----.S1acks ----- -----Slacks ----- .Black hair --- Tongue .............. - Oh, Gad! ......... Gimme a smoke. ...... .... . Bags under the eyes I'm not gonna do it. ........ .Disposition ...... S'matter? ............ .... Tougll --- Yes indeedy! -- Oh, gee whiz! --- Wan'na fight? --- Say, now I ........ Noor ooooooooo! .... lt burns me up! --- Yea! ........... Ga'wan! ...... Who me? --- Her clothes? ? - - - ----.Quietness ---- ----,Make-up --- ----.He1ght -------- ----.Rowdiness ------ Beautiful clothes ....... . Voice ........-. ----.Army suit --- ----.Ha1r ------ Smile ..... Eyelashes .... - - - - .Laziness - - - Myers' Philadelphia Home Buttonwood Inn Home - - - - .Home - - - - .New Hope Swing In Green's Corner Cooky's Wearties .Southern Drawl ....... . - - - - .Alotawana Lumberville johnny's Alotawana Swing In Grandma's Where the boys are Raven Rock Flemington Home Alotawana Skating Rink 31 LHSTWNLL EWU EST T KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that We the Class of 194w of Lambertvrlle Hugh School perched on the hrghest summrt over lookrng the hrstorlcally beautrful Crty of Lambertvrlle Townshrp of Delaware County of Hunterdon State of New Jersey part of the United States of America located rn the Western Hemrsphere nortla of the South Pole south of the North Pole east of the Pacrfic west of the Atlantic after four years more or less of falthful drlxgent honest and parnstakmg study do rn a fit of soft headedness and sudden generosrty hereby set our hands and seals thrs slxth day ol une rn the year of our Lord one thousand nrne hundred and forty hve to thrs mvaluable and bramrackrng document OUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT rn order that we mrght properly b queath to those who remarn and succeed us some of the valuable and rnval able corporeal and rncorporeal tar'g1ble and rntangrblc possessrons whrch have been ours these long years We hereby state strpulate and what have you the followrng soup our cherrshed nooks under the desks surtable for qurck and convenrent parkrng of chewlng gum rn case of fire and also the spacrous luxurrous grrls coat room rn Room 8 To the Sophomores we leave our wrt raprd elucrdatrons and best of all our abrlrty to play hooks To the Freshmen we leave our sympathy and our abrlrty to absorb Englrsh Scrence Mathematrcs and all those studies which are beyond the comprehensron of therr undeveloped mentalrty The Latrn Students leave the lrttle helpful notes rn therr books to the succeedrng class To the mrce rn the Home Economrcs room uc leave all the cracker crumbs left from the lunch program Robert Aneskavrch leaves the hrgh school for the slmple reason the faculty decrded he should not take rt wrth hrm Paulrne Bennett leaves her grgglrng behmd Clarre Bomn leaves to Doris Carns her beautlful black wavy harr anet Burd leaves her mrrror to next year s Senror grrls Thrs year s class made very good use of 1t To Mrldred Chrrstenson Dorrs Coleman leaves her knowledge of the rnsrde facts of sewrng A ,- 7 3 . 7 7 7 . y . . , I I 7 , . , N ,I .Q - . , . . 7 , . , 7 . - . , . . K . J- . , . - , . . , . . , . 1 . ' e' c . 4 , 9 . s 1 U :' To the Junior Class, we leave our secret formula for making good Q . . . r . 7 . . , . 1 , .7 6 . . L . a K 7 A , - . Q 3 I I ' . y . , D .H I . 1 . S , . J . 1 . I , , I . 7 . , . .,' . . , . 6 I . 1. I . Q Q Vrrgmn Dooley leaves her technrque of chewrng, gum to anyone who can make her jaws go faster Asunda Crfellr leaves her bobby prns to Kay Davrs Crnda worked them hard they deserve a rest To lxathryn rung Adella Curtrs leaves her reserved seat at Smrth s for lunch Helen Cfrrduccr leaves her sweet and frrendly drsposrtron and her super efhcrency to anyone who can use rt as well as she has To Marrc Brshop Esther Case leaves her quret rnnocent manner wrth rnstructrons on how to make the best use of rt Bud Dorrell bequeaths hrs talk dark and what have you to Elmer Smrth Dorothy Foy leaves her posrtron rn the bakery to Robert Schermer horn and Drck Newton They are always there anyway why not get ard? Ernre Holcombe leaves to Clement Hoagland hrs football abrlrty rn hopes that rt wrll make a better player of hrm Charles Holcombe leaves hrs Leaprng Lena to anyone who thrnks he can handle the contraptron Irrs Huffman leaves her abrlrty to make up poems to Regrna Wrnn Annabelle effrres leaves her worn hockey strck to the school as a remembrance of the rnvrncrble hockey team she fought on To Floyd Updcgrove Stanley jarzyla leaves hrs muscles Warren Knechel bequeaths wrmmen to the rest of mankrnd Ruth Knoster leaves the good work she drdnt do rn shop to Mr Dalrymple so he wont forget her To Eleanor Moore Ruth Larrson leaves her nrght owl habrts Barbara Medoff leaves her Grft of Gab to Dorrs Peto Harry Mohn leaves that smooth lrne of hrs to any fisherman Grace Mrller leaves all that pep to Srs Brown eanne Mangan leaves her record of days absent to joe Keener to trv to surpass He was runnrng a close second Betty Myers leaves her abrlrty at basketball to Bertre Patterson To Marrlyn Lelfever Gladys Myers leaves her abrlrty to strck to one man Clrfford Palmer leaves lessons rn one arm drrvrng to Tom Wolfe Hold everythrng Tommy' Phyllrs Patterson leaves her present posrtron as rrght hand man to Coach tn Mrldred McCloughan Qfz-'2 K 1 L 1 , . 7 YI' ' ' Y , . ' 1 ' C V L 1 1 3 Y 1 ' 1 1 P ' Q - .. - H - N 4 , . .r - U - . , . r - U - .. - , . .. - U - K . l ' ' ' a , . , . -sw- ,, f2 ohnny Prall leaves French II rn a hurry ean McCarthy leaves her complaining to Kay Davis Bobby Raulston leaves the school and Dorrs Ireland with regret To Anthony Sorerro Albert Raccrattr leaves hrs disposition on onc condrtrorr he must make better use of it une Reed leaves her moanrng over a certain GI joe to Rrta Reed ayne Stockton leaves her clothes to anyone who can wear them as well as she drd ack Stymrest leaves hrs rowdy boisterous carefree habits for filing rn the library After all we want ack to do something more than K P rn the army To George Huber Kenneth Scarboro leaves hrs bewilderment on the subject of women Gloria Stoy leaves her abrlrty to rhumba to Margaret Gross Darrs Slack leaves her flrrty Hrrty eyes and vamprng abrlrty to Rrca Anrdo Barbara Sharp leaves her make up to Marron Edwards Hervey Taber bequeaths hrs Out of this world hair cut to anyone who can wear rt To Lorraine Buchanan Burnerce Todd leaves her well worn comb Mary Vlearbone leax es her pleasant plumpness to Marie Atwood Donald Welsh leaves hrs studrousness to Robert Frnan To MR WORTH Supervising Principal the Senror class leaves a barrel of Vrta Plus tablets so he can keep up with hrs real estate project To MR WHITCOMB our prrrrcrpal we leave the hope that next year the paper shortage wrll be a thing of the past and that he wrll have no trouble enforcing the slip regulation To MISS LONG the Senror class leaves the hope that next year s Senror English class wrll get there on time To MRS RUDINGER we leave a sign Reserved for use rn pro tectrng her rights to comfort during the play season We leave our thanks to MISS LEAR for the assistance she gave us rn the library To MISS GERRITY the Senror class leaves a box of thread to replace that which the Seniors used to make stuffed animals The Senror class leaves MR DALRYMPLE a clothes prn to wear on hrs nose so the smell of cooking rn Home Economics wont attract rm iw QQQ I ' . . - . 5 . -. 5 , J . .. . y . 7 I . . . ' r J To Sylvia Heath, Joyce Williams leaves her Ah--So dull life UQ i h' . , pf I To MISS MONACO, we leave a pair of those artificial stockings that come in a bottle. Never more will she have to worry about runs on Friday afternoon. To MISS MALLETTE, the Senior class leaves a set of chains so she will make the hill in one trip next year. The Senior class leaves MR. HOWARD a box of pep to make sure he has the energy necessary for the daily climb up the hill. To MISS W1-IITELEY, we leave a book of stories to help her explain those black and blue marks. The ones she has been telling are pretty tall. b To MR. STEPHENS, we leave a new bow tie to wear with his Thursday suit. The Senior class leaves MISS RONKIN a room thermometer so that the typing room, next year, won't reach the zero point, and the office practice class won't ever be on the verge of becoming human icicles. We return to MR. MAHNKEN all those pleasant odors that escaped from the Lab. at different times throughout the year. To MRS. LOUCKS, we leave a list of the names, addresses, and phone numbers of the Seniors. She will need Canteen chaperones next year, so she may as well call them. We leave MRS. JANNEY a messenger to follow after her and pick up the things she leaves behind. To MR. NEWCOMB, we leave a high calorie diet to help him put on a few pounds. Having bequeathed all we possess, have possessed, and expect to possess, we hereby appoint Flattop, Shaky, and Gravel Gertie, as executors of this, our LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have hereunto set our hands and seals this sixth day of june, A.D., 1945. WITNESSES: Skip Scarboro Stuff Carducci Scrubbie Aneskavich Bucky Sharp Es Case junie Reed Bet Myers fi - 1- ,g,, ,, I i , I IK LESE ARIES - THE RAM - MARCH 21st TO APRIL 20th The Aries born man is so smart, A lamb is the Aries-born girl With his money he can't bear to part. She's in jams and out with a whirl From morning 'till night With each hair in place Jack Stymiest April He works with delight And nary a trace Gloria Stoy April And he's saved every dime from the start. Of worry, she gives life a twirl. TAURUS - THE BULL - APRIL 21st TO MAY 21st The Taurus man's will power is splendid We girls who are born under Taurus His good sense is to be commended Are so charming the boys all adore us Iris Huffman April He's good-looking, they say, We try hard to please Annabelle Jeffries May In a bull-headed way And also to seize John Prall May But his friendship to all is extended. All men who don't actually bore us. GEMINI - THE TWINS - MAY 22nd TO JUNE 22nd The Gemini man is a twin The Gemini girl is real sweet Esther Case June He likes women, both plump and thin For good temper she just can't be beat Albert Racciatti June With personality plus Sometimes she gets riled Helen Carducci June He makes never a fuss And really goes wild Adella Curtis June He's so clever he always will win. But never gives up in defeat. CANCER - THE CRAB - JUNE 22nd TO JULY 25rd Young man, if you're born in Cancer The maiden who's born under Cancer You'll think that you know every answer Is usually a pretty good dancer Virginia Dooley June But in business you'll find She has plenty of charm Grace Miller June You're rather inclined And no cause for alarm Jayne Stockton June To lose both your shirt and your pants, sir. She'll have no trouble getting a man, sir. Daris Slack July LEO -- THE LION - JULY 24th TO AUGUST 23rd The Leo man is so clever A Leo girl is free from care, To make money is his greatest endeavor. She always expects the lion's share. In business he's lucky To men she is charming Stanley Jarzyla Aug. He's bright and he's plucky But sometimes its alarming And from women he'll never dissever. The way she collects them everywhere. VIRGO - THE VIRGIN - AUGUST 24th T0 SEPTEMBER 25rd The Virgo man has personality The girl born in Virgo is charming Kenneth Scarhoro Aug. But he can't stick to any locality Her smile is frank and disarming Gladys Meyers Aug. He makes lots of dough She's clever, attractive, Hervey Taber Sept. Yet he loves traveling so And never inactive. Barbara Medoif Sept. That it's hard to know his nationality. She's psychic, at times its alarming. Pauline Bennett Sept. Doris Coleman Spet. 38 2 I3 23 10 20 7 8 11 19 25 29 29 19 I2 29 31 6 13 21 25 we KP' -'ei Ki? LIBRA - THE BALANCE - SEPTEMBER 24th TO OCTOBER 25rd The Libra born man is courageous, The Libra born maiden's a pearl But his gambling habit's outrageous Sl1e's really a sensible girl Your money he'll borrow She makes sure her honey JOYCE Williams OC 2 To pay back tomorrow Has plenty of money Cliif0rd Palmer OC 5 And you won't see that money for ages. Before she takes him for a whirl. nw SCORPIO - THE SCORPION - OCTOBER 24th TO NOVEMBER 22nd The Scorpio man is quite tricky The Scorpio girl collects men He'll never be called an icky. And doesn't care how she gets them, Warren Knechel Oct His mind is so keen, Beware of the Pirate janet Burd Nov. Once your money he's seen She'1l make you all irate Claire Bonin NOV That he's liable to slip you a mickey. When she goes after your boy friend. SAGITTARIUS - THE ARCHER-NOVEMBER 25rd TO DECEMBER 21st For the Sagittarian there's real We maidens born under Sagittarius possibility. Have often been termed quite gregarious In all trades he has great ability We're so gentle and kind, Harry Mohn DCC He's not a bit lazy, And good housewives, you'll find Harold Dorrell Dec His ideas aren't hazy, That men like very much to marry us. And he'll go far, in all probability. CAPRICORN - THE GOAT - DECEMBER 22nd TO JANUARY 20th The man who appears under Capricorn The Capricorn woman is sensible Betty Meyers Dec. Will sometimes wish he had not been born And in money affairs indispensable Mary Vlearbone jan. But a philosophical nature Tho inclined to deep thinking Ernest Holcombe jan. Helps him to make sure And hard work without blinking june Reed jan. That for love he will not need to mourn. Her musical taste is ostensible. jean McCarthy jan. Ruth Larison jan. AQUARIUS - THE WATER-BEARER-JANUARY 21st TO FEBRUARY 19th The Aquarius man's destination The Aquarius girl's independent Dorothy Foy N jan. Depends on his determination Of a mermaid she must be descendant Bobby Raulston f. jan. His manner is pleasing She loves pretty clothes Robert Aneskavich jan. But allergic to teasing And when dressed in those Barbara Sharp Feb. And his worst fault is procrastination. Why, then she is really resplendent. Charles Holcombe Feb. PISCES - THE FISHES - FEBRUARY 20th TO MARCH 20th The Pisces man really loves beauty The Pisces girl is quite good Burneiceqffodd Feb. And is quite fond of doing his duty She always does all that she should Phyllis Patterson Feb. He's tops as a lover H Sometimes she is stupid Jeanne Mangan !Feb And you will discover- V ' ' In matters of cupid Asunda Cifelli March He's often found chasing a cutie. But by Virgo men she's understood. Ruth Knoster March JR' 47 Q 5 7 Z - n if .. - f fe n is 1- il 'G ff- f ' V o 'J :ETD 4, M woe 2 - A - f ff' i f-.gf-f f X - 9579 lf-f 1 GIRLS TITLE BOYS Phyllis Patterson --- -nilfloft Po ulur---- --- Philli Ollio ri Bu Annabelle Jeffries U- ---Clan Congeduzn-- , .....,-- Jack Siiymiesf R ' V DHHS Slack .i..... .... B iggefl Flirl .... - XVarren Knechel Grace Miller .... ..... M or! Bufbful .... -e Stanley Jarzyla Jayne Stockton -- --- Best Drefyed ..,. -- Harold Dorrell , 'J Phyllis Patterson .... . .... Mott Sociable .... --- .-- John Prall 4' , 00 Annabelle Jeffries -- .... Best Alhlele .... .... P hillip Ollio 5 Cb' 'X Q4 Jayne Stockton .... -,.l7lfl0.fl Glamorouf--- -- Harold Dorrell Q1 so Q ' Iris Huffman --- --- Bef! Scholar .... .... P hillip Ollio ' Esther C2156 --. -. f-C .,.... Noixieyi .-... . .,.. Jack Stymiest . IlgarbaralMEdoff ...,. - MoJlArgun1enlu!i1fe - -- Albert Racciatti aris S HC ....,... ...... C utefl ...... ...... J ohn Prall , Helen Carducci ...., -- Bert All Around -- --- Philli Ollio ,- ff P. Patterson-J. Burd- Mot! Likely to Succeed --- Phillig Ollio Ruth Kr1OSf6r ....... .... B ef! Dancer .......... Adam DiTieri cwmu Yirginigi Dlooley ..... Ben gfireii and Aflor ---Iii Higy Mohn 1 .ayne toc ton .....,.,.. ef! oo in ---- -- aro Dorrell 'FU- Ruth Knoster .... ...... B ey! Duteq .... -Ernest Holcombe ESfhCl' Case ........,,..., Willie!! ........,,--- Harry Mghn M 3 Helen Carducci ---,,-- Bef! School Boofter ---. ..... Jack Stymiest lflS Huffman .,.. ..... 1 Mort Serliour ........... Hervey Taber gl, Iris Huffman .... ---Mort Individual--- .... Warren Knechel f ' Janet Burd ...... .,.. M or! Sincere .... Charles Holcombe -f J-4 ' Helen Carducci .... --- Moy! Dependable -- Charles Holcombe :fb J gritty Myers ..... ...... 13 efzSporf ............. Phillip ouio -f- y is Patterson --- -,- Mor! Rexpected .... ..... P hillip Ollio lfiS Huffman .... .... B eff Musician ........... James Rosso Gloria Stoy ........ .-Old Maid-Bachelor. Robert Aneskavich Helen Carducci ..... .... F riendlieiz ......,..... Phillip Ollio Janet Burd ..... -- .Typical L.H.S. Student ........ Phillip Ollio ' 4 Annabelle Jeffries --- ,Ben Senfe of Humor ....... Donald Kitchin , Barbara Medoff ,-- --- Moft Inquifitire -- - Ernest Holcombe V-sl ' Q Phyllis Patterson -- .... Mort Ambitiour--- ........ Phillip Ollio Janet Burd ...... --- Best Speaker .... .... H arry Mohn G Ruth Knoster --- Grace Miller ..... , ..... Qufefeyz ..... Pauline Bennett .... --- Mort Agreeable -- Weil 40 , , - Bert Nutured - - - - r I Q J x. Q U Charles Holcombe Kenneth Scarboro - - - - Lamar Bowe -9- Q92 CLASS POEM by BARBARA MEDOFF Will we ever forget the day We trudged up the hill the prst time? At last we were freshmen in high school! Our spirits were radiant and suhlime. Then came the hooks and the homework And lessons that had to he done But hy the time we were elegant sophomores We learned hoth to work and have fun. There were eluhs, operettas, and proms, Pep rallies, dances, and plays And we'll never forget how we crammed for exams And were rarely rewarded with A's. After four years we walk with heads high For we are seniors at last! And now as we look to the future We realize the milestones we've passed. At last eozmes graduation And we part to go separate ways, But we'll always rememher the friends we made And the fun of our high school days. The class song Hwy Mokn 'F-M' Q W gg iFf11 t 33514 ' ll J' rrl1'F4H .mme +I-mt mus'f come wken we mus+sq.I FQ v-me f I un+Il ano'Hser- clay, Our Teachers, Paxs ancx 5'x'ulies+ou,KUe. sq-g'Qu-eufll+u au oggeu. 16f.w fm -E115-fi' -! if 'We Lq+e +0 xgque Lui' hcucr Ytar-I Memo F1105 0? au. ujull lm trntllh We Know we'llm:e+ ani HU mein, Lamkerlinllvu-lag gJooYwf'nq'flnk0Y' ggw-.w mf.. 5? Fm weu +. M... ,ow L. HS. ok a1,,.., t'1,1EfJ..,,,++.,...,vR.9Q 3Qm4.11f f1,l-lf f:1.L-fer .hm XUTH1 wx-nom we've gbwll and X1-nnlu-ess Sijrvmcgow wcnow mud' U. 'ixlom ost ZUJ! int? Wa Odm TENESE, C1 25 alma EYLE E ows am ti H xox Cwixxjy V14 ik OLL SCLLAJ SRL-L Xfh LL if Jaxx Wwe if Q50 N tlciix' cmRi2,v13mSBmAOb s ali X3 LDS. E Cl-ll BIXOLUYX-big C3- KAAi'iC-XEN5.f'1'fW5'-Nl-X gum Aaubzg am amz - g vue. mssimim BR 'Xixifm QXCLSSES. was ci Cav? AVE XXULCXL-X! wi -Easifix iwrxmi izsm y Q .....-4 un-xxx, u-mwioXlla2A. A .Wim cm Koo Qxostx 0. Kifm, 'sl-Xkunas, ou Lux mo o. -W3 San-nj in mfsmjz 'Xiu LEE iwocx Quxxx is RRY XQKXKXQ. 5 mi in-fw'1N1y'X-Mlxeorl. XA gg :QR-Xi ii 'Nm Scixooxl LEED, 213322 Sf .ld W 5 j. Holcombe E. Smith E. Walton D. Ireland JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS JACOB HOLCOMBE .................... Preyideni ELMER SMITH .... --- Vive Prefidefzt ETHEL WALTON --- ...... Serretary DORIS IRELAND ..... .... T reamref' JUNIOR CLASS Full of ambition, the class of '46 planned the events to take place during the year. A barn dance, scheduled to take place in November, gave everyone an opportunity to learn to square dance. A most successful Christmas Dance followed. Delicious refreshments were served and the auditorium was beauti- fully decorated. A special feature of this dance was a Hoor show given by the junior boys. Did we say boys? Well, they really were boys, although they looked much more like the weaker sex because of their girls' clothing, with mops, turbans, and anything else they could lind, perched perilously upon their manly domes, they were a sight to behold. It was so amusing that everyone could not help but laugh. Next on the program was the junior play, Don't Keep Him Waiting -11 hilarious comedy. Everyone attending enjoyed it immensely and, of course the juniors did, too, because of the financial improvement resulting therefrom. Then came the big event, the Prom, given in honor of the departing Seniors. The juniors were as busy as bees planning the entertainment and refreshments, and transforming the auditorium with fascinating decorations. The members of the class were all worn out by the time the Prom was over. It was really a grand affair and everyone present had an excellent evening. With this affair the juniors brought to a close a very successful year. Clam Adz'i.i'e1'.r: Miss Ronkin, and Miss Long First Row: flvft lu riirllta A1Jtl'Lf?ll't'l Grow, Helly xxutlillkll. ann. 'lil1iI'll Row: Ainos llenrlricks, Donald XYelsli, Lewis Marie Miller, lflilalmetli llnrnx, lflizahetli Mullen, Norlna XYhite, lfugene Carinutly, Richard Gulick, Richard Cavallo, Kaplan, ,lacnh Ilolcinnhe, Ilnris Ireland, litliel XYaltnn, lflmer if ra n k Steffanelli, Richard Newton, Dominic Zambello, Slllllll, iflllllll' llewltt, Laura Case. Lorraine Bllfllalliill, -luscpli Carhone, liick Colenlan, Norbert Russo, xvllliillll Unr- lirancu- llrinrn,AllitaSli1vz1n,Irene Rahsak. Scconil Row: lmrmr, llernarsl flaspari. Fourth Row: VVilliam Akers, Xlililrcil Mcl4lony.:l1a11, fiertrnile XYillsert, l':itricia lfallerty, XYayne joliilsuii, Tlromas XYolfe, 'l'heodnre Pechenko, Victor llina I nL'rst, Joyce Stout, Mary Slloeniaker, Roberta Pat- Ruse. tt-rwn, Mary XX'l1itcnian, Rlailelain llmrell, Margaret Oakes, Not Pictnreil: l'eter lfuerst, Rita Reed, Catllerine Mcfluire. Nancy Ilavis, I,ms l,erlp.:cr, Ann Tliuinan, Hazel XVilliam- i 4 5 L. Burroughs C. Garefino M. Edwards A. Jeffries SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS LAWRENCE BURROUGHS .... v ....... CHARLES GAREFINO ...... A .... Vire MARION EDWARDS - - - - - - - - ALBERTA JEFFRIES .... - - - President Prexident Secretary Treafurer SOPHOMORE CLASS The Sophomore Class started the year off with a great burst of energy, showing it had retained all its pep and spirit from the Freshman Year. The first money-making activity was a pie and cake sale. This was held in October, and proved to be a great success. After getting off to such a good start they became more ambitious than ever and proceeded to give a Snowball Dance - a really grand affair. The auditorium was decorated with huge snow- nien and evergreen trees. The refreshments were delicious, and everyone present enjoyed himself immensely. Too enthusiastic to stop there, however, they went on to sponsor a St. Valentines Dance. Not to be outdone by any other class, these proud Sophs staged a hilarious Hoorshow. Several differ- ent features were presented by the members of the class. This proved to be a gala affair with very tasty refreshments and spectacular decorations. As no other activities were planned for the year, the energetic Sophs settled down to just plain studying. You've set a record to be proud of, and certainly one to live up to. Clary Adzi'i.re1'i': Mrs. Janney, and Mr. Mahnken. First Row: ll,eft tu rightl Blargaret Steliln, Doris Riggs, jean Moore, lfllen llentham, Doris Carns. Third Row: Rich- Ruth Cmnlry, Martha Stehln, Lillie Carninily, Doris Kitchen, ard Farlee, Richard llendricks, Paul Heath, Henry Naleuce, jnyce Kintzel, Ann Pittore, Alberta Jeffries, l.arry Hur- Cubit Case, Robert Soluski, Donald l,aMnthe, Charles Tiets- miiglis, Marion liilwarils, Marilyn I,eFfever, llnlures Cooper, wnrtli, llnnalrl Cairns, Cenrge lluber, Michael Casey, Albert Lorraine Yan llnrn, julia llnlcinnbe, Ibnris Petn, Mary llnl- Trautz, joseph Cavalln, Philip Vl'elsh, Kenneth llalileman. cmnlre, Ruth llnwlhy, ,lnan Cifelli. Second Row: Grace Her- Not Pictured: Donald Zahler, Robert Schermerhorn, John man, l,illian t'liristensnn, Mary Testa, lfleanor Moore, Partite, lfreil l,ebrizzi, Vt'illiani lfrahizin, XVilliani Allen, lmlnrex Nm-wc-nnli, Althea Anizevine, Ruth Vase, Peggy Clement lloaglanil, Charles Garetino, Francis Carbmie, jean llanlptnn, l':itrici:i xYUI'IlllIlllI01l, llarbara Allen, Lorraine llarkins, Margaret llaney, Carolyn Stroller. Ni-wniaii, Marion Nloiitgniiieiy, l,nis VYnrtl1, lloris lloilown, f -47 H. Blair F. Reilly K. Davis FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS HARRY BLAIR ............ . ............. Prexident FRANKLIN REILLY .... ...... V ire Prefidenl KATHRYN DAVIS .... ..-.. S errelary-T1'ea.rm'er FRESHMAN CLASS As usual the Freshmen, eager and full of pep, filled their homerooms to overflowing. With the help of their elected ofiicers and their class advisers they planned what they were going to do during the year. The nrst event undertaken was a toy sale. This took place in St. Andrew's Hall a few weeks before Christmas. It was very successful and the Freshmen opened their treasury with quite a sizeable amount. Next the busy Frosh gave a St. Patrick's Day Dance. They were as industrious as beavers to make this dance a huge success, and had everything planned weeks ahead of time. They proudly stated that they would have a bigger and better Hoorshow than either the juniors or Sophomores had had. Wlieii the big event finally rolled around, it met with their expectations. The tloorshow was wonderfulg the decorations and refreshments were in excellent taste. liveryone attending had a most enjoyable evening. Wliile nothing more was planned for the remainder of the year, the Freshmen were very elated at what they had been able to accomplish. Claim Ac1'1'i.i'e1'.r: Mrs. Loucks, and Mrs. Rudinger l irst Row: 1l.eft to right? Rntli Moore, Mary Mitcliitcli, Robert limiis, Martin Kolmer, Ned Hurd, Alfred Allen, Floyd lklarii- Wnmlen, Mildred Cliristeusuu, Mary Rocco, Mildred Vpdegnwe, Clarence Mason, junas Parris-ali, Robert Taylor. nm-rs, llarlrara Mitchell, Katherine King, joy-ee Rnnyon, Barbara Trauger, Virginia Lambert, Joan Slil1tSlll3l1. Fourth llorciiec Stray, Ilarry lilair, Kay Davis, Mildred Kilmer, Rnw: Robert lfinan, lfrnest Suozzo, XYalter Caulton, George ary Selinlntv, llarriet C'oupersteiii, llnrotliy llruwn, Teresa l'alumlio, llnnald lfdwards, lfdward Skillman. XVilliam jirzylu, Marie lllwllwll, Rica Anidn, Rose liarnliart, lletty fronee, josepli Lebrizzi, XYilliam limery, YVillianl Newton, nlir. Scroinl ron: lit-rtrinlu Miwre, Sylvia lleatli, Mar- Antliony Soriero, 'lllieodure lJel,eone, Samuel Knecliel, Rich- llfii' l.L':lr, llnnrtluy XX'rin'lit, lftliel lluleunibe, l.uverne Vp- ard Yiuvrliees, l,eRoy Ranch, lingerie lluber. eleuruve, Claire XYrip:l1t, Martha Parrisli, llelen Palmer, Nut Pictured: Oscar lluber, joseph Keener, john Kurzen- llaine Meiloti, lli-len lX1nseatr-ll, Ifleannr XYiley, Rose ln! lierpzer, Paul Knrzenberpzer, joe Nardueci, Fred Nardncci, p.r:iesia, 'losepliiiie k':ii'ilin'ci, lmiwrtliy Shepherd, Alice l.am- lfrma Kerr, Doris llewitt, Anna Kuclitiak, YVilliam Chris- ln-rt, IR-gay KVNL-ill, lrlna XYliite, Marion XYliiteliead. Tliird mer, john Iiisenbeil, Marie Abrams, Mary Aniaral, Frank Row: Ann l'riee, ,lean Zi-lin-ky, Marie Atwood, Floyd Kerr, Reilly, llolores Rnssn, Regina lYinn, lftlrfenia Zinlkuwski, just-pli Nlussclman, Rltsvtll jones. Ricliaril jrrlinson, Orville Grace lillis. lnivry, Nielinlas ficeliiiro, XYalter linker, Ilirnizlas tiiinsmi, 49 X 5 7 Q img? , Ng, QQ, eflff f q I W N XM 'sul ku omes o ou-ww ac ouwm iusm ?cmSo'vx SOUWE, E EXX LAOUS Q0-NN E SLLJVL SRXD-k XYQXELX fscmnvve-xox 20-X gurls Cxtvwxii, bniiaa, wx mgxokxd UQ EJYYX- vfxakx YE bilmx lim Km, ev We mov-xavfkx QE KMA -Y: YGEY jenn iowa ' MSX bw BYQNOEY im QYQCLXX R?Ymi,meY?s un W fi Y sf M 1 X . Jaime una kwa Sxsos-SYS . aux wana CON? We lem cr? SC?xooX,Lu'il1?.CYwLk- Wx ' Jw stems MR Omx ulisfgnao. 'Kwai qos 30+ HJNQT cnc 2. E Lv 'im E Dlx Tu? nomn Slmirfnxknri-cYx soakfecx Jixdrw. qw, frat l lfgviux mans Swami Cxonmas cxmuxuuox-1. LM SSX T52 anions AYEQMS P Em ii Ol X IL om X S W R ibbbkl-Ax sim Os ML eww 8,4511 om Q Sym QENEE . .ggmflf vxou unisex ---- - - l'nst Row Llcft to riglith Vl'illiam Akers, Charles llolcumbe, Mussellnzui. lfuurtli Row: Robert Taylrrr, Vl'illiam lrabilio jacob llulciwiiilve, Jack Stymiest, Charles Garefino, Robert Cubit Case, loseph Keener, lvllllam l7Ufb0f0W, Xlkllflfia Aneslcavicli, Victor Rose. Second Row: lfuggne Carmmly, Cicclxiuo Fifth Row: Paul lleath, Clement lloag, am lfruest llwlciimlre. ll flllllil Caspari. 'lillirrl Row: lll3TlH1I'l' lie-vglas flinisun. XYarren Kliecliel, llarry Blair Rm ert XYayne -liulxximii, Ainos llez rlricks, Assistant Manager joseph lfunis, John Prall. OI Ca l'1 ll 7 45 O 32 FOOTBALL None of us will ever forget that spectacular Thanksgiving game with Flemington. The traditional rivalry of the two opposing teams was augmented by the fact that the Red and Black team had beaten Lambertville 18-0 in an earlier game. Although the Steel and Blue had a much lighter team than Flemington, they were able to hold the score at 0-0, largely through the skill that Coach Stephens boys displayed in handling the ball, and the flying feet of those running with the pigskin. Despite the fact that the field was practically a sea of mud, both teams came very close to scoring several times. The tide of the onrushing players was always turned at the crucial moment. The coating of dirt and slime made it almost impossible to recognize Amos Hendricks, full back, Bernard Gaspari and Eugene Carmody, left and right half-backs, Ernie Holcombe, quarter back, Bill Akers and Victor Rose, left and right ends, Robert Aneskavich and Charles Holcombe, left and right tackles, Dick Cavallo and 'lack Holcombe, left and right guardsg and Warren Knechel, center. The substitutes, Clement Hoagland, Nick Cicchino, Douglas Gimson, and Paul Heath were likewise indistinguish- able, since they, too, saw plenty of action. This was a game that will long be remembered by everyone at L.H.S. SCH EDl'l,li O F CAM ES wlxmleilts L. ll. S. Uppmientg ncelefl . . , . . . Borrlentown . . . Canceled IS ........ .... , lflemingtoii ... . ... .. .. .. Florence .. ,... . . . 6 12 . . .... Lawrenceville ,.. ,,. linrdentown . ..... 7 40 , , . , . . Princeton ,, . , , . George School . . . . 0 13 . . . . . . Peiiibertoii N. J. I. D. D. .. .... 6 0 ... Flemington . Solebury 53 GIRLS' HOCKEY The rivalry between New Hope and Lambertville was again brought to the fore on the hockey field. Alberta Jeffries, center, Doris Ireland, left inner, Phyllis Patterson, left wing, Lorraine Van Horn, right inner, and Helen Car- ducci, right wing showed perfect teamwork as they took the ball down the held, and Annabelle Jeffries, center half, Ruth Knoster, right half, Ruth Larison, left half, Anita Suozzo and Jayne Stockton, fullbacks, and Hazel Williamsoii, goalie, backing up every shot, the team put up a good light, but were defeated with a score of 2-0. The team suffered another loss in the game with Buckingham. The last game, however, turned the tide. Our team came through with a score of 5-4 four favorj. Alberta Jeffries was the star of the game, scoring four of the five goals made. The fifth goal was made by Lorraine Van Horn, bringing the season to a close with a victory for L. H. S. SCORES L. H. S. Opponents 0 --- -- New Hope .... ---- 2 1 -- .... Buckingham--- -- 9 S -- -- Holmquist -- -- 4 lirst R1-w ll.efr to ripzllll ,layne Sn-ckrmi, Phyllis Patterson, Third Row: Ethel llolcombe, Barbara Trauizer, Barbara lb iris lri-lainl, .Xllicrta Jeffries, lla:-is Slack, llelen Carrlucci, Mitchell, Marion NVhitehearl, Barbara Allen, Lois lYnrth, ita Sunnis, .Xnnabelle Jeffries, llazel l.Yilliamsun. Second Dolores Newcomb, llelen Paliner, Peggy 0'Neill, lflizabeth R iw: Mary Slmrinaker, Mary Testa, Lorraine Yan llorn, Schmutz, Rica Anido. irion lfilwarrls, k'atlit-rine Mr-Guire, llnrls Kitchin, Jean Noi Pictiiresl: Ruth Knnster, Ruth Larison. llirkiii-, l ram'es llrnwn, Roberta Pattersmi, lfsther Case. 53 BOYS' BASKETBALL Prospects at the beginning of the season were rather dull due to the fact that only two lettermen, Ernie Holcombe and Harry Mohn, were returning. Members of the Lambertville High quintet were among the shortest in this section, averaging only five feet eight inches in height. Harry Mohn, the captain, held down the right forward position with jake Holcombe on the left, while Amos Hendricks played the pivot slot. Ernest Holcombe and Bud Dorrell, dependable guards, rounded out the squad. Holcombe, Mohn, and Dorrell will be graduating this year. The team will be losing its star players. The high light of the season came when L. H. S. upset the over-confident Pennington Central five, who had previously beaten them 38 to 12. It was during this game that the whole team played its best defensive game of the season. SCORES L. H. S. 1 8 ...... F renchtown ...... 2 8 23 ...... Buckingham ...... 40 Opponents 12 ....... Pennington ....... 38 22 --- --- Solebury -------- 12 33 ...... New Hope ...... 15 20 .... Trenton Y.M.C.A. .... 11 26 ........ Solebury ........ 31 21 ....... Pennington ....... 15 2 6 ...... George School ...... 5 6 2 5 ------ Frenchtown ...... 40 25 ...... Buckingham ...... 30 First Row fLeft to rightlz Amos Hendricks, Ernest Hol- ond Row: Joseph Cavallo, VVilliam Allen, John Prall I eph combe, Harry Mohn, Harold Dorrell, Jake Holcombe, Sec- Carbone, Manager, Robert Ennis, XVilliam Akers. 54 I t R s Ll.:-ll in rightlz llc-len Carducci, Annabelle Jef- Davis Slack, Asunda Cifelli, Alberta Jeffries, Lorraine Van I llxllis l'attcrsnn, Iloris lrelantl, lfstller Case, Jayne llurn, Nurina Kaplan, Ni ki Secmnl Row: Ji-an llarkins, Marion lfclwarde, GIRLS' BASKETBALL This year's basketball schedule was quite full with six games in all: George School, Flemington f2J, Buckingham Q2J, and Frenchtown. The varsity squad consisted of Esther Case, Annabelle Jeffries, Betty Myers, Phyllis Patterson, Alberta Jeffries, Helen Carducci, Rita Reed, Norma Kaplan, Jayne Stockton, Daris Slack, Patsy Faherty, and Roberta Patterson. Captain Esther Case was the high scorer of the season totaling 72 points for the first three games, while Annabelle Jeffries and Betty Myers are also to be congratulated for the excellence of their defense throughout the basketball season. The first game though well played, was lost to Buckingham. After a few practices, however, the team turned the tables and defeated George School 20-11 and Flemington 55-26. The remaining games likewise proved promising. SCORES L. H. S. Opponents 18 ...... Buckingham ...... 28 55 ...... Flemington ...... 26 20 ..... - George School ...... 11 35 ...... Flemington ...... 55 2 5 ..... - Frenchtown ...... 20 24 ...... Buckingham ...... 42 55 First! Rau' Cleft to rightj Ernest Holcombe, Donald lip Welsh, joseph Cavallo, Francis Carbone, Welsh, Captain, Richard Cavallo, Manager, Ken Charles Garehno, Michael Casey. Fonrflv Razr: neth Scarboro, Robert Aneskavich. Second Rain Clement Hoagland, Donald Edwards, Franklin jacob Holcombe, Victor Rose, Peter Fuerst, Ber- Reilly, William Cronce, Richard Gulick. Fifth nard Gaspari, Thomas Wolfe. Third Roni: Phil- Rout Robert Ennis, Richard johnson, Harry Blair BOYS' BASEBALL Hurrah! Baseball season at last! The boys had been eagerly looking forward to this day, and turned out in full force. The season got off to a good start when our team scored an overwhelming victory of 13-5 over New Hope. The next game with George School was held up by bad weather and, when finally played, resulted in a tie. The second team deserves much credit for its two victories over the Solebury Nine. The schedule for the season also included games with Flemington, French- town, Trenton junior Three, Bordentown, and Pennington. 56 Iii:-,if Rani Cleft to rightj Frances Brown, Phyllis Lorraine Van Horn, jean Harkins, Alberta Jeffries. Patterson, Doris Ireland, Managerg Daris Slack, Barbara Allen. Lois Worth. Third Rmr: Marie Roberta Patterson, Annabelle jeffries, Nancy Davis. Wooclen, Gertrude Moore, Martha Parrish. Semud Raw: Mary Holcomhe, Marilyn Leffever, GIRLS' SOFTBALL With a smash! Bang! the softball season opened at L. H. S. Enough girls came out to organize three teams, thus making the selection of a first team very difficult. The opening game of the season was played against New Hope on home ground. The exciting moment came when Betty Myers caught a pop fly, causing a triple play to be made in which the runners on first and second base were tagged out. The schedule for the year also included two games with Flemington, a return encounter with New Hope, and one game with Holmquist. 57 GIRLS' GYM PM ,-r-1---ww--5 i CHEERLEADERS Kneeling: Phyllis Patterson. Slaudiug: Cleft to Norma Kaplan, Barbara Medolf, Patricia Faherty rightj Daris Slack, Doris Ireland, Jayne Stockton. and Roberta Patterson. 58 Q! 3? ww Kee cxuis. QM ,ixwefjfhlyl 'isa WE gggm X- 3.1'x'Wy QM, -ggi Lxbouchs 'kim-. QCQOON gat? Q CXXU:f'fNlE Soo:-me Tim? Yvookrrmfffwi. Ui Agn 'X fx anim' S. mimsdk mum WQYQUWZ Lhtwl-JS-kai qi-315 LL,-QQ QCCIAQEAAK om ,Refs it Uxourxaciax, hioih. on 2 o. x. Wim, it Cgdxqgnas no mms cmslxia mczgx- no mms T 31 W. fi ig is Calm? km im. KXYH- Dm IXESSES G1-XS w T-J W 'Wi musxc . Dm Cwym 5 . musk, wjavzm accevmxw-m'sA ibksucxw gf-aagfus, FE .C M 'Wx-e. o imelqsm cms YK?-CLR ljnelswxm, T X Q, W ' inn. aiiigx Lxouxks mm . Qomxcfxclsf Operetta Cast: Pulicemen: Front Row Ql,eft to right! l.ew VYhite, Rich- ard llulick, Peter Fuerst, Henry Nalence. Standing: Chas. Holcombe, Harvey Taber, Ernest Holcmnbe, XYarren Knechel, Dominick Zambello. Other members of cast: First Row: John Prall, Marion Edwards. lftliel NYalton, Rita Reed, joan Cifelli, llaris Slack, Lillian Carnmdy, Ruth Knoster, Roberta Patterson. Second Row: Barbara Medoilf, Gloria Stoy, Nvilliani Allen, Patricia Falierty, Lois XVortlx, lloris Ireland. 'llhird Row: Nancy Davis, llelen Cardutci, Virginia Dooley, Adella Curtis, Phyllis Patterson, Mary Shoemaker, Pauline Bennett, Janet Bnrcl, Jayne Stockton. Claire llunin, june Reed, Ruth Larison. OPE RETTA Pirates of Penzance The musical season opened on November 17 and 18 with the presentation of Gilbert and Sullivan's colorful operetta Pirates of Penzance by the com- bined Glee Clubs. The leading parts were aptly portrayed by: THE CAST Mabel, General Stanley's Youngest Daughter -- --- General Stanley's Daughters -- Frederic, a Pirate Apprentice -- Richard, Pirate Chief ...... Edward, a Sergeant of Police -, Major-General Stanley ......v,. - Samuel, Pirate Chiefs Lieutenant .- - Ruth, Piratical Maid-of-all-work Marion Edwards Y Phyllis Patterson Daris Slack Ethel Walton --- John Prall Harry Mohn -- Ernest Holcombe - Y7illiam Allei - Norbert R.us o - - - , v Norma Kaplan 60 Operetta Principals: V Kneeling ileit to rightb lfthel VValton. Phyllis Patter- son, Marion Ifdwarrls, llaris Slack. Standing: Norbert Rus- so, Ilarry Mohn, john Prall, Norma Kaplan, XYilliani Allen. lfrnest llolcombe. I'ir-1 Row tl.r-ft to right! Clmrles 'lllClhXl'lll'fll, llonald Paul llezitll, llolmlry Ranlston, Clement llnaglzunl, llerx I l Klolln-, -Iuwpli 1':nvnllu, XYnync vlollns-un, Lewis XYl1itf', 'l'abc-r, lYillian1 Ifmlmilio Petei' lfuerst, llumqltl Zgqhler, .Url R liirrl Nr-wtmi, Riclinral Gnlick, fllEll'lCi llolcmnlre, Sec- Slyiniest, 'l'lnn11:aN Xlhlffs. l Row: llcnry Nnlcilcc, Riclxarcl Cavalli., Victor Ruse. MINSTREL Witlu the Gay Nineties as 21 theme, the Boys' Glee Club presented 21 hilari- ous minstrel on February 16 and 17. The Black Face Review had half of the boys attired as girls. Bill Allen was the interlocutor, Harry Mohn, john Prall, Norbert Rosso, Eugene Carmody, jacob Holcombe, and Ernest Holcombe the end men. Along with the end men, solos were sung by Henry Nalence, Rich- ard Cavallo, Thomas Wolfe, and jack Stymiest. l'rint'ip:tls: Xnrhert Russo, lfrnest llolcmnhe, ,lUlll'l l'rall, lYilli:un Allun, l'lllKt'llC CHl'lll0lly, llnrry Molm, Jacob llol- cunllrc, 61 BOYS' GLEE CLUB First Ron' QLeft to rightb Charles Tietsworth, Samuel XYilliam Cronee, Richard Gnlick, llominic Zainbello,Jose1ih Knechel, liugene llnber, Richard Voorhees, Robert lfinan, Musselinan, XYilliam Taylor, Kenneth Mason, Cnhit Case, XYilliam Newton. Second Row: 'I'heorlore Pechenlio, Thomas lfugene Carmody, llenry Nalence, John Prall, Fourth Row: XYolfe, Robert linnis, Jake Holcombe, llonahl Zahler, Geo. Ilerrey Taber, lYalter llaker, Charles llolcomlle, Orville llnber, Donald l.aMothe, Anthony Soriero, llonaltl lfmlwartls, Ifinery, Jack Styniiest llaroltl Ilorrell, Lewis XYhite, llarry liilly limery, Richard Newton, Bobby Raulston, Richarrl lilair, Neil liuril, Alfred Allen, Paul lleath, Bernard Ga-- Cavallo, Joseph Carbone, Victor Rose, Douglas Gimson, pari, Joseph Cavallo, Xlfarren Knechel, Nicholas Cicchino, 'lihirtl Row: Norbert Rosso, llarry Mohn, Larry Burroughs. XYayne Johnson. lfrnest llolcombe, Russell Jones, Jonas Parrish, Floyd Kerr, GIRLS' GLEE CLUB December 21, 1944 brought the long awaited Christmas musicale given by thc Girls' Glee Club. The program consisted of carols of all nations. The atmosphere of the yuletide season was eftectively characterized by a processional of the girls in gowns each carrying a lighted candle. Solos were rendered by Marion Edwards, Norma Kaplan, Miss Whiteley, and Daris Slack. Trios by Roberta Patterson, Phyllis Patterson, Doris Irelandg Norma Kaplan. Marion Edwards, and Daris Slackg and a duet by Janet Burd and Lois Worth. First Row QLeft to rightj Julia Holcombe, Martha Parrish. bara 'lJl'Rl1gS1' Sylvia lleath, Jean Moore, Dorothy XYriglit, Asnncla Cifelli, Martha Stehlo, Marie Bishop, Margaret Steha Fifth Row: Rose llarnhart, Marie VX'ootlen, llorothy llrown, lo, llarriet Cooperstein, Luverne l'p1legrove, Mary llol- Mihlrecl Rogers, Mildred Kilmer, llelen Palmer, llorothy lioy, combe, Second Row: Mary Vlearbone, Kathryn Davis, Joyce Jeanne Mangan, Patricia XVorthington, Barbara Allen, llo- Rnnyon, Joyce XVilliams, June Reed, Ilorothy Shepherd, Bar- lores Newcoinb, Lorraine Newman, Rica Animlo, ,lean Mc- bara Mitchell, Milclrerl Christenson, Phyllis Patterson, Doris Carthy, Doris Coleman, Virginia Lambert, Claire XYright. lrelantl, Roberta Patterson, Mary Sclnnntz, Ruth Knoster, Sixth Row: lloris Goilown, Pauline llennett, lflizabeth Mill' Ruth Larison, Frances Brown, Peggy llampton, Joyce Kint- len. lflizabeth lhirns, Mary XYhiteman, Iloris Liarns, Rinh zel. 'l'hiril Row: lilaine Meflotif, lletty lfuhr, Gloria Stoy. Iiowllry, Mary Rocco, Josephine Carrlucci, Irma XYhite, Lorraine Yan Horn, I-Joris Kitchen, Katherine King, Flor- Helen Mnscatell, Doris Rij1LCs,,xClEll2l fnrtis, Virginia llooley. ence Stoy, Iiaris Slack, Marion lislwarils, Norma Kaplan, Peggy U'Neill, lithcl lloleomhe. Seventh Row: llelen far- Lorraine Buchanan, Ann Pittore, lris llnffman, Lillian far- rlncci, Rita Ret-cl, lfthel XYnlton, Jayne Stockton. l'atrici.u morly, Joan Cifelli, Claire Ilonin. Fourth Row: Rose lngfras- Ifaherty, Gladys Myers, Jean Zelinslcy, Janet llnrxl, lletty sia, Marjorie Lear, Milclreil Mcfloughan, Marion XYhiteheacl, Myers. Mary Shoemaker, Joan Stintsman, Virginia Lamlwrt. Nancy Davis, Lois Ledger, Dina Fuerst, Iileanor Moore, l.Uis XYorth, llarbara Mecloff. i Ruth Moore, ,Xnn lrice, Mary Testa, Marie Atwood, Bar- I 4 1 f s ! 62 J6 ITE f tm S .df -RW-Jvwfxe ou, C1 E So. xm 0. Q on Own Quxjyoxkxdhin 'Yxxofkgxun-A? QTJA miusmQ:XA om-xmetgux 'gacrkajxxw vxxru, 'xfexoufxixx' OT' wixex o. YXXQXXE, nagvcxz, uiou Couxcx it CL Wihiecx' Siouixa lim CLAY qsfxf. 1 . OHL QMLXA- Xwixvpfi Q0 Nnoxk OX 'Kass 'xfYmes, olgailnwfggmgozwz U QW, bixfsa li W KXQFQXWQQQL . 'IX QJff3ll'L1inYQ0m ,Tix We Jgjsxxifiis mafxsnk Y Elm AY JS vs bwxmae-u ummm mm' ' Qxgxone, Om XAuX2,,XCCLDRfTx1 'EN tm. LUOON 0 Domi xibum QNX? Nxixouvgxxs. 'Y Nm., .vmneooxq I S?xou.XA Vnamvx Yxtasamg crmonfas O.:-ocxx-YXX mmm og 5 X wx me mn, 6251. wi Ewell? -Wm Standing 1l,eft to rightj Virginia Dooley, Daris Slack, Helen Sitting LLQ-ft to riglitb Jack Styx e t T e t H lc l llarry Nlohn. Janet Burd. Carducei, Bobby Raulston, Stanley Jarzyla, Phyllis Patterson, John Prall. CHARACTERS Elmer Lovejoy ....A.........A... ..... Mildred Lovejoy, his wife ...... Jesse, 13 years old fi Francis, 14 years old Sons -- . Vivian, just on 16 Aunt Jessie, Mildred's aunt ,-- Mrs. Wattles, a neighbor ..u.. Chester, 14, Mrs. Wattles' son ........ Phyllis, 15, her daughter .......,...... Hulda, the Lovejoys' maid of all work -nu ---- Harry Mohn Phyllis Patterson John Prall Jack Stymiest Ernest Holcombe ,------ Janet Burd Helen Carducci Bobby Raulston - - - - - Daris Slack Virginia Dooley Expressrnan ......................... .... S tanley Jarzyla Prompters - - - - Jayne Stockton Barbara Medollf Stanley Jarzyla Albert Racciatti Properties and Sound Effects --- - Robert Aneskavich Pauline Bennett Grace Miller Mr. and Mrs. Lovejoy have named their sons Jesse',, Francis , and Vi- vian , because Mildred's wealthy Aunt Jessie doesn't like boys. Each boy will receive 55,000 on his sixteenth birthday, and more when he comes of age. il' hen the blow falls! Aunt Jessie has decided to pay a visit and bestow on her eldest niece in person 355,000 What can be done? The solution comes in a Hash! The boys must be girls and ---- the fun begins! l ! With this plot, Our Girls , was successfully presented on January 11 and '12 by the Senior Class. 64 DON'T KEEP HIM WAITING CHARACTERS jeff Ramble, a camera fan ................ Peter Fuerrl Toodles, his younger sister --- .... Roberta Patterxon Betty, his older sister .... .... D orir Ireland Owen, his father ..... --- Norbert Roffo Selina, his aunt ......... --- Norma Kaplan jinny, a good little pal .... .... P airicia Faberfy Chester, allergic to work --- ------ Richard Gulick Sally Lou, who fascinates .... --- Lorraine Buchanan Minerva, who giggles ...... .. ........... Dina Fuerrt David Vance, who is tired of waiting .... jake Holcombe Amos Atkins, who is interested in antiques -- Elmer Smith O'Toole, who wants his money ........ Eugene Carmocly Announcer ................ --- Dick Coleman Betty is the mainstay of the irresponsible Ramble family, and she has a tug-of-war making both ends meet. When she loses her job, it doesn't seem to make much difference. They all go their merry ways, still buying things -and charging them to Betty. Dave, who hlas been engaged to Betty for several years now, urges her to marry him and leave for South America, where he has a new job. Let the family look out for themselves for a change! But Betty refuses to shirk her responsibility, and Dave finds comfort in va cute Southern charmer. That makes Betty begin to see red! She goes on a wild shopping spree-and charges everything to the other members of the family for a change. Successful performances of Don't Keep Him Waiting were given on March 22 and 23 by the junior Class. S tt iz Cleft to rightj Jake Holcombe, Doris Ireland, Norma Peter Fuerst. Standing: Elmer Smith, Lorraine Buchanan lx gl Roberta Patterson, Richard Gulick, Patricia Faherty, Norbert Rosso, Dina Fuerst, Eugene Carmody. First Rim' ll.elt tn right! Peggy O'Neill, Klilrlrecl Christen- hop, Ruse Barnhart, Margaret llaney, lfthcl lllvlclnnbe. sun, Ann Price, lrina XYhite, Rica Anido, Marie Atwood, Third Row: Barbara Trauger, Virginia Lambert, Sylvia St'k'Ullil Row: llelen l'ahner, Kathryn llavis, lflaine Metloii, lleath, l lm'enr'e Stoy, Claire XYrigl1t, llarriet llvwwlrcwteiil, Ruse lnigrassia, Anna liuclitiak, jeannette l.ake, Marie llis- Rnth Minn-c, ,lean Zelinsky, THE LIBRARY CLUB Every other week on Thursday morning in the third period, the Library Club met for the purpose of instruction in library science, and the members in turn tried to stimulate library interest among the student body. This year, during book week the club secured Miss Mabel XX!illiams, New York City Childrens librarian, to speak at an assembly program. She endeav- ored to create an interest in the newer books for young people. Following the program, the club entertained the speaker and the faculty with light re- freshments. JOURNALISM CLUB First Row Ll,eft to rightJ Elaine Mealnff, lrrna XYhite, Al- Price. Thirrl Row: llarbara Mitchell, Mary Tesla, ,lean herta Jeffries, Barbara Meiloff, Annabelle Jeffries, lris lluff- Moore, Marie Atwood, Barbara Trauger, Sylvia Heath, inan, Norma Kaplan, Second Row: Nancy Davis, Joseph Althea Angevine, Margaret llaney, Kathryn llavis. Cavallrw, .lack Stymiesl, llarry Blair, Peter Ifuerst, Ann 6 6 WE WISH TO THANK OUR QJa zJerfi.ver5 am! Booyfers WHO HAVE HELPED TO MAKE THI-S BOOK POSSIBLE THEY DESERVE YOUR PATRONAGE. riojojoioicricrifvioicrioicxicriclicxicozl viojojoioilxjoioioiojf 3, 01010101011 0 xioinloioioinir I 110101: in ninioioioioioioioit BO0STERS George F. Aberle james L. Aberle Edward Aneskavich joseph Aneskavich Mrs. Edith Arnett Ernest C. Baker Russell R. Baker Mrs. Anna Barlow Miss Ethel Bigley Mrs. Grace Bigley Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bodine Mr. and Mrs. Leon Brady lim Camp and Son Edith Carducci james Carmosino Doris Carns Hc nry and joyce Carns Ann Case Ruth Case Marjorie Cifelli Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Cifelli Russell Clark Edna Cole Paul Cooney Cooperstein's Drug Store A. Cortright Mr. and Mrs. Foster W. Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Curtis Mr. and Mrs. David B. Danberry Anthony Danese Clyde M. Davis Dot and Gerry Dolores A. Edwards '44 Marjorie Ely '44 Chet Errico Lewis Finkle Morris Finkle Louise M. Frabizio Betty Fry Frank Hann Albert G. Holcombe Ida Holcombe Fred Hoyle Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Huber Pfc. and Mrs. Albert W. Huffman Arthur J. Huffman RM 2jC U.S.Navy Mr. and Mrs. M. Huffman john and Josephine Huffman Mrs. Irene E. jones Norbert Kadezbak Elizabeth Kline Harry Kroesen SfSgt. and Mrs. Granden B. Leland Dr. C. T. Lugar Dick Majczek Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCarthy Charles D. McCracken Mrs. M. Medoff Margaret Mitchell '44 Kathleen Mongon john Monteverde Mrs. E. J. Moonan Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mullen Doris J. Myers Mrs. Janice Patterson Dr. A. J. Petrie Irvin Post Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Prall joseph Probasco Mrs. Shirley T. Quick Mr. and Mrs. Albert Racciatti Mr. L. Rice Rockafellow's Store Robert Russo Mrs. S. Sharp Harry Shepherd Miss Gladys Shepherd Ethel Smith's Beauty Shop Henry Smith Miss Nellie Smith Mr. and Mrs. C, A. Snyder Marie Sodi Helen Stankowitz Stanley Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. John D. Stockton Sgt. john D. Stockton Mr. and Mrs. john Stoy Ella Stryker Mrs. Elmer Sutterley Erwin E. Sutterley Bob Swanson Ernie and Margaretta Taylor Earl G. Todd F. W. Venable and Son Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Vlearbone Lieut. and Mrs. Frank S. Walton Arthur Wicks Mr. and Mrs. john Wilson Ray Wilson Albert and Helen Yos A Friend A Friend injoioioioirxiflioioimxirrimbirvioifvifbi nxnfzo vioiojojoiojf10101014xioinjrQ11pilriojoioioilnic10101014x1cxi0I0I4ij01o1o14r14x:4pi1s:4vi0i1x14rj1rjcxjcx:1vi4x14 5:0 0 .2 Hats gf to the Class of '45 It has been a pleasure to have worked with you on HlLTOPIA. We most sincerely hope that it will be treasured by all and in the years to come bring back fond memories of your High School days. We thank Victor Rose and Robert Ennis for their assistance in taking your pictures. To the Class of '45 we extend to each and everyone our sincerest wishes for success and happiness in the years to come. uflbert ef. Wckenbury Gwommerczdl Yglzotogralbhyf ,QMYBQISTKVISLQQ EN J gzqpifrioiaxicxifvicviexicrixrioierioianisnioioilri-'iioii picnichis1101411014x:1x1o1o11vj011r1o14r:4x11x1cv14v1011vi4n1cx11xi1b14rjcv:o 114111111 ni 1 1 1:1113 1:1111 ri 1 111 1 :ii 1 ri ri 1 1 vi 1010: JOSTEN'S World's Finest Class Rings Official Manufacturers of Lambertville High School Rings Local Olllice GRADUATE HOUSE 34 WALNUT STREET NEWARK, 2, N. J. MArket 3-26I4 WOLCHESTER ORCHARD L D. W. ALLEN STOCKTON, NEW JERSEY Quality Apples and Peaches Phone Lambertville 9 I 9-R-5 ,zgviwritbicriebixiclitxitnificricicrlvjriviritnic 30101014ri0i0i0j0I1ri011rI4xi4x11r1oi4vi4v1014rjoI4vjcrj4ni1vi1vj1r111Ioj4 020410101021 ioioioioitriirioinifnioixriivif in11xi0Zo103011 1010102011 COMPLIMENTS OF HERR AND FISHER FLEMING-TON NEW JERSEY BOROUGH OF STOCKTON EMMERT R. WILSON Need Anyihing? See Joe Finkle JOE FINKLE AND SONS Phone IO LAMBERTVILLE NEW JERSEY nzoxoiojeozo 'I' sicxii1:011411011xiojoioioiuioii111ri:ui:11::icxjoiojojojcvioiirjaxjcsjaxiirixxioixvzo xi0i1r10io1oi0i0j1 gzqxjoioji COMPLIMENTS OF LUGGAGEKRAFT LAMBERTVILLE, N. J. WILLIAM H. ELLIS Contractor - BuiIcIer Mason and Carpenter Work ROSEMONT, NEW JERSEY Phone L'viIIe 9I8-.I-3 Coal Feed C. A. NIECE Building Materials LAMBERTVILLE, N. J. Phone I2I 0 r1cn:cn:o:oj0gnja:14nioj1v:o1cv1rrjo14f:1 -ioioiasicvicrixnicxicnjaniojarjoioicviojojoierif 14 '14 fiojoioirvjoioicnifgo 0:01011 Please your family and close friends with the most personal of all gifts your PHOTOGRAPH JEROME H. FRITZ STUDIO 2l6 E. HANOVER STREET TRENTON. N. J. Phone 8420 TODD'S GARAGE General Repairing-High Pressure Greasing Mobiloil and Gas, Delco Batteries, Tires, Tubes Wrecker Service SERGEANTSVILLE, NEW JERSEY Phone Lambertville 924-R-l COMPLIMENTS OF WEST AMWELL SHGOTING CLUB MT. AIRY NEW JERSEY wioiuiuiui ni: 1 ri ni: 1 1 :ir 3 1 1 11 ri 3 11 xi ri xi 11 111:11 101 11014 xjo1o1o11r:oi4xj0:4rj4r1ojn14x14o:o 210101011nj:sz::ojo:4x11rjo1oi1rioj4r:4x11n141o1ax1cx1cx1rx:4x14s:4n14x1r fo o 111 if134111xii111rimairifwirrimrimri::irvim11:111uiuiuinirxirxiuirliui KENNETH C. MASSEY L.H.S.'I9 28 CORYELL STREET Phone 439 It Lasts Longer Old Company's Lehigh Pennsylvania Anthracite Coal For Good Food Come To COMPUMENT5 OF TOSCANNI POST DELAWARE RESTAURANT AMERICAN LEGION NEW HOPE, PA. LAMBERTWLLE, N, J. Let Us Not Forget Our Boys Prop., JAMES als:-lov In Service J. T. SKILLMAN 81 SON NEW HOPE, PENNSYLVANIA Heating - Plumbing - Roofing Bethlehem Doe Oil Burners 8: Dynatherms Chrysler Air Conditioning Units Fuel Oils-Phone New Hope 35I9 lrirrirxirrioicriuiuiuirmi xi:134:irlicr4bnirx2cl1u1n1n1oiu3 11 rio? viaxifnzcnicrjcvjcxifsievifriqfzq fi: '11 nie -414.11-if licntoic-iojojoiujenioioia-1. -Z1 11011 1 11 sz: 3 if 11 1 3 nic 1 1 1 3 1 11011111 1 wir Qoirixoiuxcrioiniozc COMPLIMENTS OF WAR EMERGENCY PIPELINE Station Nos. 26 and 26 P CO-OP STORE New Hope Reading's Confectionery Cooperatives: . Have Open Membership 8' Paper Store Are Democratic-One Member, COMPLIMENTS OF one Vote Are Neutral in Race, Religion, and SON JOSEPH Politics Pay Limited Interest on Capital Sell for Cash at Market Prices COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND 0 ceo -14 1 11 1 51010111201 ni 1101: 1 xi :ir 1 11 1 1 ri ri 11 ri xi ri 1101 :za110101034rzozozozanzozozcrzcnzozfvjcrzozanzozmvzoiozaxzqxzwzo ozorjoioioiniojcniexjojrrjfrjojwrjfxje u1o:411o1o1111n1111411r1:4119101010101111u11n1o1o141io:111o141j411c11411oj411o:0:o:c1111:41:41:c1:41i111o111111jo:11:4ozo 03014: COMPLIMENTS OF THE FLEMINGTON FUR CO. Factory and Salesroom 8 SPRING STREET FLEMINGTON, N. J. - Phone 60 New Jersey's Largesf Fur Manufacturer Trenton Branch I37 S. BROAD ST. Phone 2-4673 - TRENTON, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF SHERWOOD JEWELERS The Diamond Store of Trenton 45 E. STATE STREET TRENTON, N. J. COM PL! MENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF Efon Boys' Shop Diamond I5 N. BRoAD STREET Save C0mPanY TRENTON, N. J. 301 20141: 11111 11 11411111111 11112 1101 11 11113 11 11 11 13412 11114 111101111111 if1:111111111uiuiu1u1c11111a1i0i 1 110101 1011 nj4r:o:4r1o1ojo1o1o1oi4v11r14u1cv1ari4rjcv14vjcv14o:o 0:0n:oiav:ojoi4r1o1cr:o14n1ci:4i-1oio1o14sicw14viuioiojoiozc COMPLIMENTS OF QOMPUMENTS or Theodore Myers I - and Son Nicholas F. Galllcchio Ei Paper Hanger and Painter LAMBERTVILLE Phone 478 A. A. ALLEN Distributor Esso Products Kerosene - Fuel Oil Esso - Essolube Phone 57l LAMBERTVILLE, N. J. COURTESY OF TRENTON - LAMBERTVILLE BUS LINE INC. ini: in if 1011 1 11011 in 101011 1 201 ri 1101010101011 1010101011 Diviiiitticiitbitrilliexiiliibiilii 1010101010103 iclillibiuioinioic x1ojo1fr10:o:4r10jcxi4r14ri0:1rj4v1o11m1msi4rj4sj1 n1o:o:4r1cs:0j1xj0j1r10i4rio:4rj4x1oiQ:a rzojoioioioioic 0? ! ! E I I I I I I I I 14:ix1111011wif1011rj::icuiiv10i0j0:1ri114xj1vj1v3101o11x11ri4ri1i1i4nj1nj1nj1vj111115c 110101011 osqric COMPLIMENTS OF Heath 8: Allen TRY OUR FOUNTAIN Alotowana Juke Box Recordings Delicious Sandwiches Esso Gas 8: Oil Phone New I-Iope 3794 BELOW NEW HOPE ON 202 .l. B. KLINE 8: SON All Kinds ot Stationery Princeton Airport ROUTE 3I, 3 MILES NORTH OF PRINCETON The Popular School 'For Your Aviation Training pimpin 1 110111101 :init 3 :ir 1 Maplehurst Dairy Milk, Cream, Dairy Products Phone 920-J-I icrinicrioicxiuioicritrioiuir Z 1:01 0:01014rjfxii11110101411010101411'n1nj4r1o1oi1rj1xj1ij4x14r:0i1rj01cxZ4vi1bi4141ojex14 rj1n1oj1x11r14xi1rZ0i0ifrj1vi11io1o11 rg-'z' COURTESY OF Lambertville House 0:11 1110112111 11 111 10202011 is 30311 1 ini 1 10111111 20:4 We Use Tioga Oak Leather Soles Lambertville Shoe Repair Service I9 N. UNION ST. LAMBERTVILLE, N. J. Nici: D'Ascanio, Prop. COMPLIMENTS or PEOPLE'S STORE L. A. Van Horn, Prop. Coleman 81 Mullen Builders John S. Hendricks' Son Plumbing Heating and Hardware Phone STOCKTON Lambertville 944-J NEW JERSEY :ni 0 rioifnzozojoinjozojoioiozrizoifiiozoioinjoioifx:o14r:o:o:1ricv14:1o:4ii1s:o:o14n14x:1x14rj1r14r1cx1fr1x:xoxox-111az 0:0111 0 I: 11:4 xiojuioioioirriojx 11014 ucbfrioiniojx 0 0.01 141 itioiciaiiioicioiriiixiuini Dwyer Bros. COMPLIMENTS OF I D - Stationers- Koclalrs I lamson s airy LAMBERTVILLE, NEW JERSEY 7 '9 N- BROAD ST- TRENTON, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF SMITH'S DRUG STORE I THIS IS TI-IE SPOT Ben Franklin Store Soclas - Sunclaes - Soft Drinks 5 8' loc sl' 8' Up Delicious Sandwiches - Art Goods Nohons Light Lunches - Candies Candy Toys Hosiery Lingerie Chocolate Stationery Novelties , 47 BRIDGE STREET Glassware Paint LAMBERTVILLE, NEW JERSEY CORYELL AND UNION STREETS Phone 4I9 H. R. Schmutz, Prop 1:0211 1 11113111111 11113111111 1 1 1 2:1 1 1 1 1 1 :ui o nzozoiojcvjoiojoioicvioioin.14vj0jo1o1o14n14v1ojavjo:4rioi4v1o:ojojivjujojojcrjoicvicricxioioiojaoeo .g.......... 1014 303011 10211101031 HoIcombe's Esso Servicenter MAIN 81 YORK STREETS LAMBERTVILLE, N. J. Washing ancl Lubricating Our Specialty Phone 907 COMPLIMENTS OF A. J. Hobbs 8: Co. COMPLIMENTS or GEORGE B. HORNER COMPLIMENTS or A FRIEND COMPLIMENT5 or DE LUXE BAKERY COMPLIMENTS OF DUTCHMAN'S BAR 8: GRILL RIVER RD., Near YARDLEY BRIDGE COM PLIM ENTS OF S. N. CIFELLI General Contracior and Builder TRAIN FOR SUCCESS GOOD OPPORTUNITIES In Business, Journalism, and Commercial Teaching Bachelor Degrees Catalogue Free On Request njojozwzo Q I s I I I I I I 1 I I 1 I I 1 ! Q I I I I I I I I Q Q .I - Phone 56 RIDER COLLEGE Founded IB65 TRENTON, N. J rzrozo of0141014114xiojoioioioioioioie111111sirmisxioioirjarjoicxioiojojar-101011sj0i011r14ri4s1oj0j4v14v14r14r1oi011x1rx:4 AL YESKE'S Children and Teen Age Apparel Service I7 N, UNION STREET LAMBERTVILLE, N. J. CQMPLIMENTS or JAMES M. CURLEY Contractor ancl Burlcler LAMBERTVILLE, N J Phone 225 COMPLIMENTS OE VILLAGE SNACK SHOP NEW I-IOPE, PA. A COMPLIMENTS OE JACK BELL's CANE POULTRY FARM ROSEMONT, NEW JERSEY Charles Cane, Owner - Phone 464-R, Lambertville srouvs Foon MARKET HOFFMAN MIL'-'NERY 36 PERRY STREET I5 N. UNION STREET Phone LAMBERTVILLE Lambertville 76 NEW JERSEY nioioiojoiujnioicnie x:0jo101oi4v1ar14v1an1ojen1o1o14rjisicvzevjfijaiiavicvjevjenicnjcniciinricriurjfozo rim ioioioioirsioiciiivioifsiavitris 1011 101011 EARL A- HOLCOMBE J. PERCY VAN ZAN-DT Contractor and Builder BLAWENBURG N J Slating, Tirlzznlg, Eepair Work Mccormick - Deering Estimates Given WlitRout Charge Farm Machines' Implements Residence, Mt, Airy Phone 949-J-2 Phone Hopewell IBOVR P. O. LAMBERTVILLE, N. J., R, D. RODGERS ESSO SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF ROUTE 29 I LAMBEWLLEI N' ,U PARKER s GROCERY STORE C L U B C O N D A D O Catering to Banquets, Parties, 8: Weddings Jules Gaspari, Prop. Phone 2-9OI5 RIVER ROAD, TRENTON, N. J. NEW HOPE DRUG STORE COMPLIMENTS OF The Rexall Store WELSl'I'S TAVERN Phone 3782 - B. Sidon Pharmacist MIKE WELSH Pmp MAIN X: BRIDGE STS., I NEW HOPE, PA. JACK HOWELL'S I.EONARD'S SHOE SERVICE AMOCO STATION For Batteries Charged - Tires Shoe Repairing of the Better Kind GVWSIUS ' Tire RCPUIVS ' Wa5hIn8 BRIDGE STREET NEW HOPE, PA. COR. BRIDGE 8: MAIN STREETS LAMBERTVILLE, N. J. Phone 403 qviuiozoioic ioioinioioirxicbioinrifxirrixxii o wif? mini:111111riujcrioifiiaxioioiuifxicrioianic xjojoioilxjcrjoiojoiojc nicxiinicriixicniojfriclinifviqnioioioioii nit COM PLIMENTS OF MORT'S SPORT SHOP WYCOMBE GARAGE 43 BRIDGE ST. - LAMBERTVILLE Bicycles MACHINE SHOP New and Used WYCOMBE' PA. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF BEAR CUT RATE ROBERT GRIFFITHS LAMBERTVILLE, N, J. LAMBERTVILLE, N, J. MASON FRUIT 81 PRODUCE COMPLIMENTS OF CHURCH 81 MAIN Phone 585 H' COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF VERNER GREEN SKLUTE'S CLEANERS WORTHINGTON BROS. S PIC ' S GARAGE Sandwiches Sodas Service - CHEVROLET - Sales NEW I-IOPE, PA. 1 li xi ri nioinioiuinia ifxifrifrimxiclmxi N. MAIN STREET CARMEN SUOZZO. Prop. 1 rioioioiuioioi 1 11 if iuixximxioioioioioi ri bi v 540.0 0 bios: icwiniuioir1014vimrimrimifwirsirrim'if111xi:rioioinioioiuxxxioiui lox: FARMS IN HISTORIC HUNTERDON COUNTY HORACE B. HUNT Real Estate and Insurance 7 CHURCH STREET LAMBERTVILLE, NEW JERSEY sldcncc, II York St. Phone I48 VISIT THE COUNTY BAZAAR Year Round Gift and Toy Store 25 W. STATE ST., DOYLESTOWN, PA. A. B, PATTON, Prop. The Right Kind of Chicks At 'che Righf Price Buy KROUTE 8: NAYLOR'S Chicks to Keep You WILLIAM R. NAYLOR LAMBERTVILLE, N, J. - Phone 546 Flowers For All Occasions BALDERSTON'S FLOWER HOUSE NEW HOPE, PA. - Phone 3584 SCHUCK'S GARAGE ANTON SCHUCK, Prop. STOCKTON, NEW JERSEY Phone Lamber'tviIIc 936-R-3 COMPLIMENTS OF AMWELL NATIONAL BANK LAMBERTVILLE, N. J. COMPLIMENTS or PAUL MALLOY HOLCOMBE'S APIARY LAMBERTVILLE. R. D. NO. I MT, AIRY, NEW JERSEY COM PLIMENTS OF STRAND THEATRE LAMBERTVILLE, N. J. COMPLIMENTS or DR. PAUL H. FLUCK vie114sicnie111s:ojo1a1ar14r:a11r:cxjo:x:n:1x:o1011n11zo14:4xicx11xicn11r -1o:axjo:o:4r11xi1n:av11rj1r:1ri0j1rj1r:1x11r:1r:14:o ognjc 1011riojojoiuioiqI11::o:4vj4n11r1rs1o1oi4r:4n11x1a:1o:4u14r:o:ax1o1cx1cr1c+:4n:cr:cx1fv1:r14I11x:4o:0 Q. as nit icnioioimxiuiuiuiuiruif in ini: 11 1 ri I1 I1 11 uioiuiuioiuii 1 20301 COMPLINIENTS KEOWNS OF FRIENDLY STORE THE NEW HOPE Groceries and Miscellaneous Articles ROSEMONT, Telephone NEW JERSEY l.'ville 405 JOE'S MEAT MARKET Qualify fhe Highesf priees Lowest CORNER CHURCH R UNION STS. LAMBERTVILLE, N. J. 6 81 8 NO. UNION ST. Phone 58 J. COOPER PIDCOCK COMPLIMENTS OF Rea, Estate THOMAS MITCHELL L ia's 'FfjQEj Telephone 3544 NEW HOPE, PA Phone Hopewell 56-R-3 Moving 8: Hauling Dealer COMPLINIENTS OF In CHARLES D. WILSON Lehigh COR' STOCKTON NEW JERSEY MICHAEL pe DQRIQ WOODSVILLE, N, J. P. O. HOPEWELL, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF CQMPLIMENTS ClFELLI'S GROCERY STORE OF I96 SO. MAIN ST. KATHRYN SHOP o 0,Q1oio:4r1o:1r1cr14n11v14r14viu14r14r1:ni4r14r1anI- 111rim11014wif11074nic1:1rjeriuicvjoioioimriojoisviarieriuricvioiavicvjxvioieozo gersey rint Shop Cbistinctive Qr4'n ting THREE HUNDRED : MAIN STREET ORANGE. NEW JERSEY Printers ofthe HILTOPI A Telephone OR ang: 3-4258 12010101 1 111102111313 11111 1101 111 1 ri fini xi 110101 ri vzorioiojojojoioicniozoizrjcniozoioiojoioiojoicxicrianjcbiwrir Ioioioifnjoiqxicriuiaienicnioiericricicxiwxicrierioivxiqzq OUR APPRECIATION TO . Without the generous assistance of many persons our yearbook could not have been a success. The editors of HILTOPIA wish to express their sincerest gratitude to them. THANKS TO . . . Mr. Jerome Fritz and Mr. Albert Hockenvbury for their excellent photographyg The brothers Mr. Nicholas J. Marucci and Mr. james M. Marucci of the Jersey Print Shop for their assistance in planning this bookg V Miss Josephine Moniaco and Miss Sara Mallette for their all around assistance and encouragementg Miss Marion Whiteley for setting up the music pagesg Miss Pearl Ronkin for her help in proof readingg Mr. Arthur Whitcomb and Mr. Charles Worth for their patience in seeing us through this trying period. To these and many others who assisted in compiling land editing this book, we, the HILTOPIA Staff, express our appreciation. THE EDITORS . , V- . .. . , , 1-X . .. 1 ,-far-Q.-. V Y-if , .. , , V, ,-1, f!.,'Ql 5L 51, ' ' 'f- '.f .72 J ',, ai .' 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