Leonia High School - Lore Yearbook (Leonia, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1944 volume:

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We look forward to the day when they will re- turn, and we shall all be working together to keep the world at peace. in ii- 651 J T 'I J E . . , tx , lf. , - 1 9. ik- ei f ' 1? 'Tis' wit .- 3 I I 'I7--9 Q11 t ti EVERY M 1 NUTE COUNTS QQ, V i Q,... , . i. ..,..A. -Ni V ,l .,,, 1, ..:.Jf'b .1 I fx 1 H-fgf' A 4, ' Q' H' Cf- M2557 ' - x if Cfgii- XC i 'xgiihlyx 31 , 4 :I -'Si Q Z 'Lf 1:4 xr-A ' Q iv . 4 4- 4 :T ' - ff.. 171 3 5 ' ' T ' V f ed. 'S t 1 5 . mx I :1Fj,f, -f'f ' 'mu .-'-- A '51, M s , fif i5'gg N V V rszsiaaaausv- -X , fe? E gif f Dedication We are proud to dedicate the Leonia Lore of 1944 to one whose unselfish efforts in the past have helped us to realize the value of booksg whose untiring work with our class in the sale of stamps and bonds has aided us in making a worthy contribution to the war effortg and whose sense of fairness, sound advice, and inspiring example have made us better citizens of democracy - MRS. RUTH E. B. SAVAGE 6 MRS. RUTH E. B. SAVAGE 7 llsoonia Lore Staff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ....,. HELEN DINZIK Literary Committee Aff Committee Cmchalrmen 4 Franiifsgxgggzggg Co-chairmen ,,.......,.... Kfireorgi Igfniacke Helen Baker Gloria LaSalle ennet pence!- Elsie Bauman Albert LaPorte Frances Checkley Marjorie Sill Helen Bluerock Marjorie Lester , Barbara Dias Helen McCrossin Jane Howe Mary Tice Naomi Dickson Bernice Nachman Fl M G W bb Jane Horton William Scanlon O1-ence eyer I regory e Marybelle Swett Barbara Scott Alldfle Wieben Picture Committee Chairman ......,.,,.... Evelyn Cruickshank Helen Beisele Vivian Dennis Marie Burggraaf Margaret Hofmann Janet Bushman June Howard June Cole Eleanor McFetridge Snapshot Committee Typing Committee Chairman q'....'..-.. ..'..q Donald Platt Chairman A.,........,......... Clara Wells Edward Busch Betty Maychark Gloria Bell Anna Pallotta Ann Considine Raymond Ohswaldt . . . . June Dienges George Parigoris Christine Giannantonio Jeanne Rund Helen Fluhf Jean Rogan Rosalie Molee Alma Sutter Phyllis Herman Frances Sharp , , Susan Hoppe Benjamin Smith Shirley Neumann Anne Tamml Jane Hydell Margaret Strehan Ed'th P hl D n Wh l l Dominik Karolkiewicz Carmella Terranova 1 Oesc orot y e P ey Marjorie Meyer Viola Fischer -p-v-n-v- AdV6l'fiSiI'lg Committee Circulation Committee C0-Chairmen V . - Barbara Hemanway Manager ......,..,........, Doris Thyssen Malcolm Blau- George Echentile Marjorie Schlaman Rachel Greco Martha Lombard Charles Herterich Adele Schumm Arm Hastings Donald McCaffery Edwin Holmes Edmund Senglfas Phyllis Hayne Ernest Needham Eqward Johnson Kay Smith l L R. h d P Michael Kaplan Arleen Stoll A11C?Kf10PPmg l lf far Otter Gloria Kersten Dorothy Taylor Paulina LaMer Vlfglma Putnam Zoltan Makocy Clara Weissenberger Bettina Lestoque Margaret Senn Maria Paschkis Aileen Woodward 9 5-'buf II., 1 Y :J-N x Jbxs r iv, dmldm-P .EJ . v, SQ 'fb 1 I-1 .mi 1'- 'ix if' I Ile A 1' I f' 21 .o I 1 I Jw -U- fwfp Q25 1 'lkvygppf M., ff ,fragi- 'N33' 4,-3-1-1 v Y R 'V iff wa. is fII:1A,III I ' ' :-1.-zu laniwvi . 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Ie. -, - ' L ,-3 W II.. -aI-EIIIII I I V I , ,III,':, I. . If-, fII. ' .I g',I4:.-fr .fu .,-',,II 5? mf. - ' .., ' 1 L -A 24- y .H , Y' ., -1., . I . . ,. .,w,M..- .... Wg.-, . 52.22-'I' I . . ' , Sf'j f ,jfv '.--- :X ' Hg, ' ' Ns. -v.:f.-mr -'M 5 . , . xf., . ,, .,.. ,TNI ,Tig . . .., -..I . I,i. , , If' T ble of C ntcnmts ADMINISTRATION SENIORS UNDERGRADUATES ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS HUMOR ADVERTISEMENTS 10 v , Board of Education MR. WILLIAM F. RODE, Jr. ...... President MR. F. M. FERNALLD ..,...,. District Clerk Mrs. Dorothy Hanes Dr. W. L. Hughes Mr. Ludwig A. Lantz Dr. John McGavack Dr. C. R. Roberts Mrs. Eleanore M: Smith Dr. Harold W. Webb 11 QUISQU5' ii'-,,.. 0 I JVNH .LB tx L x 69 .s-Q70 3 V 3 m - Q W1 2 www Q K Rx L QV 00 O G: sb MR. NELSON C. SMITH Supervising Principal .f'7' MR. CARL W. SUTER Principal Miss B. Barry Miss D. H. Smith Miss M. G. Doane Miss M. Johnson Commercial Mathematics English History Subjects at Miss C. Stanton Mr. D. J. Jones Miss D. Weir Mr. C. F. Ryder Home Economics- Mathematics- English Science Clothing Aeronautics Miss S. M. Wasson Mrs. E. Thomas Mrs. J. Comstock Miss C. J. Gibney English Latin English Biololy Miss R. Bloss Miss M. E. Haver Junior High Music Leonia Mr. R. Nickerson Miss D. Major Boys' Physical Girls' Physical Education Education Dr. F. B. Tyson Mrs. M. Adams, R.N Medical Inspector Nurse and Attendance Officer A Mr. C. L. Uniacke Mr. S. H. Turkington Miss M. W. Wolfe Mrs. R. Savage Science English French and English History Miss E. Kattmann Mr. C. Lamont Miss E. A. Kern Mr. T. E. Smith German, French, Mathematics Commercial History and English Subjects J' .fu Mrs. M. Phelps Miss E. Sanders Miss F. A. Duncan Miss Marks Commercial Spanish Junior High IUFIIO1' H1811 Subjects Mr. J. G. Noll Mrs. B. G. James Mr. R. M. Bell Miss M. A. Taylor Commercial Art Industrial Arts and Home Economics- Subjects Mechanical Foods Drawing gi maxi? Wx 4 5155 Faculty Miss Johnson Mrs. A. Mardo Miss K. Massey Librarian Secretary to Super- Secretary High and vising Principal ElementarySchooIs M2395 La-ug Qian .3--on aww Q L SE 10195 If '. J, A N...,., 1 ' 1 'When -- .. 7? President Vice President may I 18 W-5 we Wefe N-'e Tfeasurer Secretary Oull up Z For key to Baby Pictures, see last page of book. 20 R 5 , -M. . .a,,f,-W w........... in Y ALAx b I 1 8 ' 1' as ' 6 ' . 1 ff W I 0 6, 9 Y ? 452 LMA xy CATHERINE AHEARN uKayxv You are so quiet and so shy, We'd like to know the reason Why... Palisades Park Junior High, 15 Senior Play Committee5 Commer- cial Club, 45 Girls' Glee Club, 45 PETER ALBANE SE Pete In my desk, my books do lie, They're at rest, and so am I. Palisades Park Junior High School, 15 Intramural Sports: Boxing, 2,35 Soccer, 2,35 Basketball, 35 Touch Football, 35 Soft Ball, 35 Hand- ball, 2,35 Horsehoes, 2,3. Navy. Baseball, 15 Volley Ball, 2. Business. 2,3,45 Student HENRY WILLIAM ARDLER UI-Iennyii He loves the game above the prize. President of A.A., 45 Fire Squad, 3,45 President, 45 L Club, 3,45 Football, 1,2,3,45 L , 3,45 Captain, 45 Basketball, 2,3,45 L , 3,45 Man- ager, 45 Baseball, 2,3,45 L , 3,45 Intramural Sports: Volley Ball, 3, 45 Numeral, 35 Soft Ball, 2,35 Handball, 25 Horseshoe Pitching, 2,3. FRANCES ARTAU Youth, with swift feet Walks onward in the way: The land of joy Lies all before her eyes. Dobbs Ferry, 1,2. 22 HELEN MARIE BAKER iicurlyy, Cute, little, and mosly both. Senior Play Committee5 Year Book Staffg Book and Mask, 2,3,45 Ger- man Club, 2,35 Secretary, 35 Girls' Glee Club, 1,25 Girls' Leaders' Clgb. 1,25 Latin Club, 15 Baseball, 15 Basketball, 1,25 Manager, 25 Hockey, 1,25 Ping Pong, 25 Ring Tennis, 35 Soccer, 1,2,3. Cadet Nurse Corps. ROBERT Louis BARNETT uB0bn He is littlep he is wise,- And quite a fellow for his size. Senior Play: German Club, 2,35 Junior Math Club, 15 Orchestra, 112.333 T1'BCk, 3,45 Intramural Sports: Wrestling, 35 Boxing, 3,45 Numerals, 35 Soccer, 1,2,3,45 Bas- ketball, 2,35 Volley Ball, 3,45 Touch Football, 1,2,3,45 Soft Ball, 1,2,3,45 Horseshoe Pitching, 2,3. ITI ELSIE A. BAUMAN HEI 7 ! The mainspring of life is a good heart. Palisades Park Junior High School, 15 Year Book Staff, Literary Com- CATHERINE BARRY A fair exterior is a silent recom endationf' Teaneck High School, l,2,3. mittee5 Senior Play Committee, 45 Student Court Judge, 45 Book and Mask, 25 Vice President of Class, Club, 2,3,45 Girls' Leaders' Club, 3,45 Leonian Staff, Council, 3,4, Vice 35 Girls' Glee President, 35 Victory Council, 25 Basketball, 3,45 Volley Ball, 3,45 Manager, 35 Hockey, 2,35 Bad- minton, 25 Ping Pong, 3,45 Shuffle Board, 3,45 Baseball, 2,3,45 Soccer, 2,3,45 Numerals, 45 Honor Society, 4. College. AVID STANLEY F BERG fellow not afraid to say his say though all the world be against ak and Mask 3 4 German Club, Junior Math Club President, Student Council 2 Intramurel arts La Crosse 123 Table HELEN A. BEISELE In order to have a friend you must be one. Robert Fulton, 1: Year Book Staff, Picture Committee5 Senior Play Committee5 Book and Mask, 2.3.45 Girl Reserves, 3,45 Spanish Club. 45 Badminton, 2,3,45 Bowling, 2,3,4. jersey City Medical Center, School of Nursing. GLORIA JACQUELYN BELL Glo Busy laughing all the time, what a happy soul is mine. Palisades Park, 15 Year Book Staff, Typing Committee5 Book and Mask, 35 Commercial Club, 3,45 Badminton, 2,3,45 Shuflle Board, 2,3,4. Business. MYNA BISHOP It's nice to be natural when you're so naturally nice. Fairmont junior High School, 1. Undecided. MALCOLM JOHN BLAIR HMM Common sense is good to have, but never let it master you, For then it might deprive you of the foolish things you want to do. Year Book Staff, Advertising Com- mittee5 Senior Play5 Book and Mask, 3,45 Vice President, 45 French Club, 35 Vice President. 35 Hi-Y, 3,45 President, 45 High School Band, 1,2,35 High School Orchestra, 1,2,3,45 Victory Council5 Track, 3,45 L , 45 Intramural Sports: Soccer, 3,45 Touch Foot- ball, 1,2,3,45 La Crosse, 1,2,3,45 Soft Ball, 25 Horseshoe Pitching, 2,35 Honor Society, 4. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. HELEN L. BLUEROCK uDotvv Well-timed silence hath more elo- quence than speech. Palisades Park, 15 Year Book Staff, Literary Committee5 Book and Mask, 25 Commercial Club, 3,45 Victory Council, 35 Badminton, 2,35 ShufHe Board, 35 Bowling, 2. Drake's Business School. FRANK O. BREWER lrcuzyv A witty fellow is a treasure. Palisades Park, 1, Basketball, 2,35 Baseball 3' Intramural S orts: Y i P Wrestling, 25 Numerals, 25 Boxing, 2,35 Numerals, 2,35 Basketball, 2,35 Volley Ball, 2,35 Touch Football, 2,35 Soft Ball, 2,35 Handball, 2,35 Badminton, 2,35 Horseshoe Pitch- ing, 2,35 Ping Pong, 2,3. Navy. FREDERICK W. BROWN , Brown Light is mingled with the gloom. Palisades Park, 15 Intramural Sports: Soccer, 25 Touch Football, 2,35 Soft Ball, 25 Horseshoe, 2. Navy. RONALD BROWN Brownie One isn't lazy if he conserves his energy for further use. Palisades Park, lg Spanish Club, 33 Intramural Sports: Basketball, 3,43 Touch Football, 3. Long Island University. WALTER BULLARD uBuzzyvs If you want peace the thing you've got to do Is just to show you're up to fight- ing too. Senior Playg German Club,,1,2g Hi-Y, 3,43 Varsity Track, 33 Foot- ball, 2,3,43 Intramural: Touch Football, 1,2,3,43 Horseshoe Pitch- ing, 2,3. Army Air Corps. Her W PATRICIA ANN BURCHILL Hpat! orld is made of giggles and laughs. Christiansburg 'High School, Vir- ginia, 1,23 Senior Play Committee: Book and Mask, 43 Basketball, 4. Undecided. ALBERT BURGER MAIN They say that words will never kill you, but 1'm not taking a chance. MARIE BURGGRAAF ffsmhe spirits Dwight Morrow, 1,2Q Commercial Club, 4. Business. EDWARD R. BUSCH UEdIl Deep rivers make the least din.' Palisades Park, 13 German Club, 2: High School Band, 2,3Q Photog? raphy Club, 4g Orchestra, 2g Intramural Sports: Wrestling, 2,3, 4g Numeral, 3g Boxing, 2,3,43 Soccer, 2,3,43 Handball, 4g Bad- minton, 43 Horseshoe Pitching, 4. Army. CHARLES CANNON Charlie Man is e very inconstant crea- ture. Book and Mask, 3,43 German Club, 13 Junior Math Club, 13 Intra- mural Spcis: Soccer, 1,2,3,4Q Basketball, ,1,2g Badminton, 1,23 Volley Ball, 1,2,3,4g Soft Ball, 13 Horseshoe Pitching, 1,2,3Q Ping Pong, 1,2. Army. JANET ALICE BUSHMAN Wrapped in the solitude oi h own originality. Year Book Staff, Picture Cor mitteeg High School Band 12 Business JUNE MARY COLE l'he great end of lile is not knowl- edge but action. ear Book Staff: Picture Commit- Le: Commercial Club, 2: French lub. 1: Girl Reserves, 3,49 eaders' Club, 13 Basketball, 1, huffle Board, 25 Bowling, Business. FRANCES CHECKLEY The mildest manners and the gen- tlest heart. Yeall Book Staff: Senior Play Com- mittee: Choir. 4, Girls' Glee Club. 3.45 Library Staff, 4. orchestra. 3. ' Undecided. NAOMI LUCILLE CHECKLEY Nomie How sweet and fair she seems to be Calm, unruflled as the summer sea. Senior Play Committee: Girls' Glee Club, 4, Orchestra, 2.3.4. Nursing Sc-hool. Girls' 1. PAULINE CONNOR Polly She is like- a little clockwork toy -always wound up. Year,Book Staff, Snapshot Com- mitteeg Senior Play Committee: Book and Mask, 2,3,4g Photog- raphy Club, 4g Basketball, 1, Hockey, 1, Shuffle Board, 1,3. Business School. ANN THERESA CONSIDINE Mirth .is the Sunbeam of life. Lincoln High School. 1.2: Book and Mask, 3.4: Girls' Glee Club. 4, Leonian Staff. 3.4: Volley Ball, 3. Undecided. EVELYN M. CRUICKSHANK Cookie li she loved work, as well as con- versation What wonders she could perform. Palisades Park, 1: Year Book Staff, Picture Committee, Chair- man: Book and Mask, 4: Library Staff. 4: Ring Tennis, 2: Badmin- ton. 2.3.41 Shuffle Board. 2.3. Fairleigh-Dickinson junior College. VIVIAN ELIZABETH DENNIS nvivn She is artful, she is neat: just the kind you like to meet. Senior Play Committee: Book and Mask, 3, Commercial Club. 3: Soccer, 13 Hockey, 1, Volley Ball, lg Basketball, lg Badminton. 2: Shuffle Board, 1. Art School. FRANCES SYLVIA DE RISE lKFranD She eagerly pursues imaginary joys. Palisades Park Junior High School, 13 Senior Play Committee, Photog- raphy Club, 2. Business. BARBARA HELEN DIAS l4BabSu Youth-full of grace, force, fasci- nation. Year Book Staff. Literary Commit- tee: Senior Play: Book and Mask, 2.3,4: Girls' Leaders' Club. 3' Leonian Staff. 3.4: Spanish Club 1.3: Ping Pong. 1: Ring Tennis, 1,2,3: Shuffle Board. 1.2,3,4: Bad- minton, 4: Hockey, 1: Soccer, 1' Volley Ball, 1,2,3. Modeling School. v v NAOMI JEAN DICKSON nNaen Girls like her are rarely iound. She's a good sport all around. Year Book Staff, Literary Commit- tee: Senior Play: Book and Mask, 2,3,4: Choir, 1,2,3,4: Girls' Gloe Club, 1,3,4: Girls' Leaders' Club, 1,2,3,4: President, 4: Latin Club, 1: Leonian Staff, 3,4: Spanish Club, 4: Basketball, 1,2,3,4: Manager, 4: Volley Ball, 1,2,3,4: Hockey, 1,2,3,4: Badminton, 2.3,4: Piilg Pong, 1,2: Shuffle Board, 1,2,4: Baseball, 1,2,3,-1: Manager, 3: Bowling, 1: Soccer, 1,2,3: Man- ager, 2: L , 3. College. VIOLA A. DREWS isis., Character is higher than intelli- genre. Ridgefield. 1: Year Book Staff, Literary Committee: Commercial Club, 4: Ring Tennis, 2,35 Bad- minton, 2,3. Business. GEORGE ECHENTILE nECkw 'tHe had a head to contrive, a tongue to pursuade, and a hand to execute any mischief. Palisades Park, 1: President, 1,3: Senior Play Committee: A. A. Preasurer, 4: Fire Squad, 4: L Club, 3,4: Student Council, 2,3,4: Varsity Sports: Football, 3,4: L , 3,4: Basketball, 2,3,4: Intramural Sports: Soccer, 4: Basketball, 3: Numeral ,3: Volley Ball, 3,4: Numeral 3: Touch Football, 2,4: Soft Ball, 2,3: Numeral 3. Navy Air Corps. Palisades Park, 1: Senior Play JUNE DIENGES Athletics is her middle name. Eastside High School, 1: Year Book Staff, Snapshot Committee, 4: Commercial Club, 3,4: Girls' Leaders' Club, 4: Baseball, 3,4: Basketball, 3,4: Bowling, 2: Hockey, 4: Horseshoes, 2,3: Soc- cer, 3,4: Volley Ball, 3,4. Business. HELEN L. DINZIK Everything nice as you say she is Committee: Year Book Staff, Literary Commitee: Book and Mask, 3: Choir, 4: Commercial Club, 2,3,4: President, 4: Girls' Glee Club, 4: Victory Council 4. Business. WILBUR FERRARA Wm He has a penetrating wit. ALBERT L. FAGNONI Whate'er there be oi sorrow, l'1 put off till tomorrow. Palisades Park, 1: High Schoo Band, 2,3: Intramural Sports: Soccer, 2,3,4: Basketball, 4: Volleg Ball, 4: Touch Football, 2,3,4: Sof' Ball, 2,3,4: Horseshoes, 3,4. Army. 2 E Palisades Park, 1: Victory Council, 4: Intramural Sports: Soccer, 2,3,4: Basketball, 4: Volley Ball, 4: Touch Football, 2,3,4: Soft Ball, 2,3,4: Horseshoe Pitching, 2,3,4. Armed Forces. 'Chris' FRANCES M. FERRERA USis!! She is likeable as she is lockable. Girls' Glee Club, 2,3,45 Latin Club, 1,25 Treasurer, 23 LSOIUHU Staff, 3,45 Spanish Club, 25 Basketball, 1,2,35 Volley Ball, 1,2,45 Hockey, 1,2,45 Badminton, 1,2,3,4', Ping Pong, 1,2,3,45 Baseball, 1,2,45 Bowling, 25 Soccer, 1,2,4g Numeral 4. College. VIOLA L. FISCHER Hvill Happiness is born a twing you laugh and I laugh. Palisades Park, 15 Year Book Staff, Typing Committee5 Commercial JOSEPH F. GARGUILO uJ0ev1 Young fellows will be young fel- lows. Fire Squad, 3,45 Hi-Y, 3,45 Intra- mural Sports: Soccer, 2,35 Volley Ball, 1,2,35 Soft Ball, 2,3,45 Bad- minton, 1,25 Horseshoe Pitching, 1,2,4. Engineering School or College. CHRISTINE GIANNANTONIO Club, 2,43 German Club, 35 Leonian Staff, 4. Business. HELEN MAY FLUHR Sunni will maintain it before the whole school. ar Book Staff, Snapshot Com- tteeg Book and Mask, 3,45 Latin 1b, 1,25 Naturalist Club, 15 Ring nnis, 2,3,45 Badminton, 1,2. Undecided. She smiles and smiles and will not sigh. Palisades Park 15 Year Book Staff, Typing Committee, Commercial Club, 3,45 Secretary, 45 Girls' Glee Club, 2,35 Latin Club, 25 Spanish Club, 3,45 Badminton, 2,35 Shuffle Board, 2,3,45 Bowling, 7. College. JOHN ROBERT GORMAN Johnnie IRENE FUCHS She fills her niche so well we scarcely know her present. Palisades Park, 15 Choir, 45 Ger- man Club, 2,35 Girls' Glee Club, 45 Badminton, 2, Shuffle Board, 25 Numeral, 2. Undecided. He never filed, and he never lied, I reckon he never' knew how. Memorial High School, 1,29 Foot- ball, 3,45 Baseball, 3. Navy. RACHEL ANN GRECO uRayn Modest and retiring, but a wealth of gold in the seeking. Emerson High School, 13 Year Book Staff, Advertising Commit- tee5 Commercial Club, 2,3,45 Leonian Staff, 3,45 Business Man- ager, 3,4. Business. Senior Play Committee, 4 F ANN BERNICE HASTINGS UApple7l Languor is not in your heart, weakness is not in your word, weariness not on your brow. Palisades Park, 1, Senior Play Committee, A.' A. Secretary, 4, Book and Mask, 2, Choir, 3,4, Sec- retary, 3, Class Officer, Treasurer, 3, Girl Reserves, 3,4, Girls' Leaders' Club, 2,3,4, Student Coun- cil, 3,4, Treasurer, 3, President, 4, Victory Council, 2, Basketball, 2,49 Volley Ball, 4, Hockey, 3,4, Badminton, 2, Horseshoes, 2,3,4, Soccer, 2,3,4, Honor Society, 4. New Jersey College for Women. GEORGE HENKEL KENNETH GUSOVIUS Hunk UGUSU I shall mount up with wings' as an It becomes a young man to be eagle. modest-U Palisades Park, 1, Year Book Staff , Palisades Park junior High School, Flre Squad, Q45 ULN C1ub,,42 Meth 1- . . Club, 3, Victory Council, Vice Navy' President, 4, Football, 2,3,4, L , 4, Intramural Sports: Soccer, 3,4, Basketball, 2,3,4, Soft Ball, 3. ' Army Air Corps. PHYLLIS HERMAN nphylu A countenance serene. Palisades Park, 1, Year Book Staff, Senior Play Committee, Choir, 4, Girl Reserves. 3,4, Girls' Glee Club, 4, Orchestra, 2,3,4, Secre- tary, 4, Book and Mask, 3,4. College. PHYLLIS HAYNE Hphylii A charm that kills all thoughts unkind. Year Book Staff, Advertising Com- mittee, Senior Play Committee, Book and Mask, 2,3,4, Girl Re- serves, 3,4, Latin Club, 1,2, Span- ish Club, 2, Basketball, 1, Hockey, 1, Ping Pong, 2. St. Laurence University. BARBARA HEMEN WAY A face, a manner, that makes sim- plicity a grace. Year Book Staff, Advertising Com- mittee Senior Play, Property Com- mittee, Book and Mask, 2,43 Cheer- leader, 4, French Club, 2,33 Girl Reserves, 3,4, Vice President, 4, Girls' Leaders' Club, 2, Student Council, 1,2,3, Spanish Club, 4, Girls' Intramural Sports: Basket- ball, Manager, 3, Ring Tennis, 1,2,3,4, Volley Ball, 1,2,3,4, Hockey, 1,2,3,4, Baseball, 1,2,3,4, Soccer, 1,2,3,4, Numerals, 4, L , 4. Mt. Holyoke. MARGARET I. HOFMANN ul-IDE!! The best-condition'd and un- Wearied spirit in doing cour- tesies. ' Englewood Junior High School, 1, Year'Bok Staff, Senior Play Com- mittee, Cosume, Make-up, Chair- man, Book and Mask, 2,3,4, Girl Reserves, 3,4, Leonian Staff, 4, Spanish Club, 4, Badminton, 3, Ping Pong, 2, Bowling, 2. College. . CHARLES L. HERTERICH ' Chuck We scarcely ever met a man w knew more and spoke less Squad, 3,4, Hi-Y, 3,4 College ire S uad 4' Math Club 4' Intra WARREN S. HOPKINS Silence is an answer to a man. 'alley Stream Central High, q 1 1 1 v ' mural Sports: Soccer, 3,45 Touch ootball, 3,45 Soft Ball, 35 I-I moe Pitching, 3. ' Air Corps. MARTHA C. HOHNHOLT She's armed without that's in- nocent wi thin. Book and Mask, 45 French Club 45 Girl Reserves, 3,45 Girls' Glee Club, 2,3,45 Latin Club, 25 Natural- ist Club, 25 Volley Ball, 2,35 Bad- minton, 2,3,45 Shuffle Board, 2,3,4. Undecided. EDWIN ALBERT HOLMES llEdH He greets you with a smile from friendly eyes. Palisades Park, 15 Year Book Staff, Circulation -Committee5 Senior Play5 Fire Squad, 3,45 High School Band, 2,3,45 Math Club, 45 Treasurer, 45 Spanish Club, 35 Visual Aid Club, 35 Soccer, 2,35 Soft Ball, 25 Horseshoe, 35 Ping Pong, 2. Undecided. wise 1,25 orse- SUSAN DOROTHEA HOPPE usueu A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. Ridgefield Junior High, 15 Dwight Morrow High, 25 Senior Play Com- mittee5 Year Book Staff, Snapshot Committee5 Book and Mask, 3,45 Girl Reserves, 3,45 Leonian, 2,35 Naturalist Club, 3,45 Spanish Club, 3,45 Badminton, 2,35 Ping Pong, 2,3. Undecided. , JANE HULL HORTON uJ-anien How modest and gentle! She rules her own mind. Ambitious, successful, but still not a grind. Senior Play Committee5 Year Book Staff, Literary Committee5 Book and Mask, 2,3,45 Girls' Glee Club, 15 Latin Club, 1,25 Spanish Club, 35 Victory Council, 15 Soccer, 15 Hockey, 15 Basketball, 15 Ring Tennis, 2,3,45 Ping Pong, 35 ShufHe Board, 2,3,4. Nursing. JUNE MARILYN HOWARD wJ-uniesx Filled to the brim with girlish glee. Senior Play Committee5 Book and Mask, 3,45 Girl Reserves, 3,45 Girls' Leaders' Club, 45 Spanish Club, 3,45 Basketball, 15 Ring Tennis, 35 Badminton, 1,2,35 Ping Pong, 1,2,35 Baseball, 1,4. ' Undecided. MARY JANE HOWE ujanien The tempestuous petticoatf' Palisades Park, 15 Senior Play Committee5 Commercial Club, 2,45 Girls' Glee Club, 2,3,45 Secretary, 3,45 Leonian Staff, 45'Art Editor, 4. ' Business. DOUGLAS HULST HDoug!! It doesn't take a man of giant mold To make a giant shadow. Palisades Park, 15 Fire Squad, 45 L Club, 45 Student Council, 3,45 Treasurer, 45 Football, 45 Medal, 45 Intramural Sports: Soccer, 25 Basketball, 25 Volley Ball, 35 Numerals, 35 Touch Football, 3,45 Soft Ball, 3. Navy. JANE ELLEN HYDELL Heidi Expectation whirls me round. Palisades Park, 15 Secretary, Senior Classg Year Book StaE5 Book and Mask, 25 Commercial Club, 2,3,45 Treasurer, 35 Girl Reserves, 3,45 Secretary, 45 Girls' Leaders' Club, 2.3: Basketball, l,2,45 Volley Ball, 3v4S Hockey, 2,3,45 Manager, 35 Numerals, 45 Shuffle Board, 35 Baseball, 35 Soccer, 2,3,4. Business. FRANCES J. INGEMANN A quiet lass, there are but few Who know the treasurer hid in you. Palisades Park, 15 Year Book Staff, Literary Committee5 Senior Play Committeeg Book and Mask, 2,3,45 Sergeant-at-Arms, 35 President, 45 Debating Club, 2,35 German Club, 35 Girl Reserves, 35 Latin Club, 25 Spanish Club, 45 Ring Tennis, 25 Badminton, 25 Shuflle Board, 35 Numerals, 3. College. ToiI is the true knight's pastime. Palisades Park Junior High School, 15 Intramural Sports: Soccer, 45 Volley Ball, 35 Touch Football, 2,35 Soft Ball, 25 Badminton, 1. Undecided. VIOLET JENNINGS Flower I am sure care is an enemy to lite. Palisades Park, 15 Book and Mask, 2,35 Debating Club, 35 Girls' Leaders' Club, 2,35 Latin Club, 25 Library Staff, 35 Photography Club, 25 Basketball, 2,35 Ring Tennis, 25 Volley Ball, 2,35 Hockey, 2,35 Ping Pong, 25 Bowling, 25 Soccer, 2,3. Designing. EDWARD HAROLD JOHNSON HEdH I myself must mix with action Iest I wither by despair. Fire Squad, 45 Hi-Y, 3,45 Chaplain, 45 Leonian Staif, 3,45 Year Book Staff5 Science Club, 45 Senior Play5 Basketball, 3,45 L , 45 In- tramural Sports: Soccer, 2,3,45 Basketball, l,2,35 Numeral, 35 Vol- ley Ball, 35 Numeral, 35 Touch Football, 1,2,35 -La Crosse, 35 Soft Ball, 1,2,3,45 Numeral, 35 Hand- ball, 35 Badminton, 35 Horseshoe Pitching, 35 Ping Pong, 2. Armed Forces. CLAYTON CHARLES KAISER ul-legsu Genius is a capacity for hard work. Fire Squad, 2,3,45 High School Band, l,2,35 Junior Math Club, 15 Spanish Club, 2,35 Varsity Team: Basketball, 1,2,3,45 Intramural Sports: Soccer, 2,35 Basketball, 2,35 Numeral, 35 Volley Ball, 2,3,45 Numeral, 35 Touch Football, 2,35 La Crosse, 2,3,45 Soft Ball, 3,45 Numeral, 35 Handball, 2,35 Horse- shoe Pitching, 3. Navy. 3.4s ton, D, KAROLKIEWICZ, JR. uDornu A small man with a great future. Palisades Park, 15 Year Book Staff, Snapshot Committee5 Senior Play Committee5 Fire Squad, 3,45 Hi-Y, 3,45 L Club, 3,45 Leonian Staff, 25 Photography Club, 3,45 Vice President, 45 Science Club, 3,45,- President, 45 Varsity Sports: Bas- ketball, 2,3,45 L , 3,45 Manager, 2,3,45 Intramural Sports: Soccer, 2,3,45 Basketball, 2,3,45 Volley Ball, 2,35 Touch Football, 2,3,45 Soft Ball, 2,3,45 Numerals, 25 Horseshoes, 3,4. College. MICHAEL KAPLAN Mickey Tail is the sire of Fame. Fire Squad, 3,45 L Club, 45 S ence Club, 35 Spanish Club, Varsity Baseball, 3,45 Intramui Sports: Soccer, 1,2,3,45 Basketbz 35 Numeral, 35 Volley Ball, Numeral, 35 Touch Football, 1 La Crosse, 35 Soft Ball, Numeral, 35 Handball, 35 Badmi 1,2,35 Horseshoe Pitchir 1,2,3,45 Ping Pong, 2,3,4. College. GLORIA MARIE KERSTEN Glo A heart with room for every joy. Palisades Park. 1: Senior Play Committee: Year Book Staff. Cir- culation Committee: Commercial Club, 2.3,4: Leonian Staff. 2.3.4: Circulation Manager. 4: Ring Tennis, 3. Modeling School. ALICE KNOPPING Al Not by years but by disposition is wisdom acquired. George Washington. 1: Year Book Staff. Advertising Committee: Sen- ior Play Committee: Book and Mask. 3: Girls' Glee Club. 3. College. ANNA KOLAYA Ann She does little kindnesses which most leave undone. Palisades Park, 1: Senior Play Committee: Basketball 1: Soccer. 1. Undecided. GERALDINE KURZA Geri From the crown of her head to the soul of her foot is all mirth. Palisades Park. 1: Jeffersonville Central School, 2. Nursing. Senior Play: Year Book Staff. Ad- EVELYN KNOPPING Lynn 'fer hair is like the raven, her eyes are like the night. reorge Washington. 1: Year Book taff, Literary Committee: Senior lay Committee: Book and Mask. .31 Choir, 3: Commercial Club. 4: lirls' Glee Club, 2.3: Leonian taff, 3.4: Bowling, 3. Cadet Nurses Corps. DORIS GERTRUDE KOENG Dorn Only so much do I know as I have lived. Cliffside High School. 2: Year Book Staff. Typing Committee: Book and Mask. 3: Senior Play Committee: Commercial Club. 4. Business. 51 ANNA PAULINE LA MER Hedge A girl of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrowsf' vertising Committee: Book and Mask, 2.3: Cheerleader, 3.4: Cap- tain. 4: 4: Choir. 1.3.4: De- bating Club. 1.2: Girls' Glee Club. 1.3.42 Latin Club. 1.2: Orchestra, 1: Student Council. 2: Basketball, 1.2: Ring Tennis. 1.2.3: Volley Ball. 1.2.3,4: Hockey. 1,2.3: Soc- cer. 1.2.3. College. PAUL CHARLES LANDY For he is long and lank and blonde as is the ribbed sea-sand. Palisades Park, 1: Intramural Sports: Soccer. 2.3,4: Basketball, 2.3: Volley Ball. 2.3: Touch Foot- ball. 2.3: La Crosse. 2.3: Soft Ball. 2.3: Numerals, 2: Handball, 2: Badminton, 2: Horseshoes, 2.3: Ping Pong, 2. College. ALBERT LAPORTE 1:A1 Thy purpose Hrm is equal to the deed: Who does the best his circum- stance allows does well. Palisades Park. 1: Year Book Staff, Literary Committee: Spanish Club, 4: Intramural Sports: Soccer, 2.3: Basketball, 2.3: Volley Ball. 2.3.4, Touch Football, 2.3: Soft Ball 2.3.4. Technical School. 1 A GLORIA JEAN LA SALLE Lassie Good cheer is no hindrance to a good life. Year Book Staff. Literary Com- mittee: Book and Mask. 2.3.-4: Girl Reserves. 3,4: Girls' Glee Club, 2,3: Spanish Club, 2,3: Basketball, 2: Hockey. 2: Ping Pong, 2.3. St. Laurence University. THEODORE F. LEMMERZ. JR. Quiet, yet quite a boy is Ted. ' L Club, 4: Orchestra. l: High School Band, 1,2,3: Science Club, 4: Hi-Y, 3.4: Treasurer, 4: Fire Squad, 3,4: junior Math Club, 1: Varsity Sports: Track, 3,4: UL . 3,43 Captain. 4: Intramural Sports: Soccer, l.2.3.4: Basketball, 2.3: Volley Ball. 2.4: Touch Football, 3,43 La Crosse, 3,4: Soft Ball. 2.3,4: Ping Pong, 4. College. MARJORIE DORIS LESTER f'Midge 1 A loving heart is the beginning of knowledge. Year Book Staff, Literary Commit- tee: Senior Play Committee: Book and Mask, 3,4: Treasurer, 4: Choir. 4: Debating Club, 1.2: Girl Re- serves 3, 4: President, 4: Girls' Glee Club, 3.4: Girls' Leaders' Club, 1: Latin Club. 1,2: Victory Council. 2: Basketball, 1,4: Volley Ball, 1: Hockey. 1,2.3: Badminton, 1,2.3,4: Ping Pong, 1.2: Shuffle Board, 1,2.3,4: Baseball, l,2,4: Soc- cer, 1,2,3. Keuka College. BETTINA LESTOQUE Tina Ever in smiles, never teary: Always cheerful, never dreary. Textile High School, 1.2: Year Book Staff, Advertising Commit- tee: Senior Play Committee: Book and Mask, 4: French Club. 3.4: Leonian Staff, 4: Naturalist Club, 4: Ring Tennis, 3,4: Volley Ball, 3: Ping Pong, 3,49 Baseball, 3. CARL F. LEUTNER He reaps the reward of honest toil. Fairview Junior High School. 1: Fire Squad, 4: Varsity Sports: Track, 2,43 Intramural Sports: Wrestling, 2: Soccer, 2,3,4: Touch Football, 2,3.4: Soft Ball, 2,3,4: Horseshoes, 3,4. STEVEN MAKOCY Steve He that is of a merry heart hath a continual feast. Fire Squad. 4: Air Raid Squad. 4: Varsity Sports: Baseball. 2.3.4: L 3: Intramural Sports: Volley Ball. 2.3.4: Soft Ball, 2.3.41 La Crosse, 2,3: Basketball. 2.3.4-: Foot- ball, 2.3.4: German Club, 2. Undecided. MARTHA LOMBARD Here's a maid with sable tres Her voice a wilful mind presses. Palisades Park, 1: Year Book S1 Advertising Committee: Book Mask, 3: Girls' Glee Club. Latin Club. 2: Spanish Club, 3 tramural Sports: Badminton Ping Pong. 2. Cadet Nurses Corps. per, and well dressed. EDGAR R. MAROOKIAN 'tMarook Here's a worker you can bet And here you see a luture vet. lisades Park junior High, 1: In- .mural Sports: Soccer, 2,3,4g sketball, 2,3,4: Volley Ball, 1,45 Touch Football, 2,3,4g Soft ll, 2,3,4. Cornell University Veterinary College. ZOLTAN MAKOCY Zollie His limbs Weer cast in manly mold For hardy sports or contest bold. Palisades Park, lg Year Book Staff, Circulation Committee, Fire Squad, 49 German Club, 2,33 L Club, 3,4, President, 4: Varsity Sports: Football, 2,3,4: L , 3,4,' Co-cap- tain, 4: Basketball, 3,43 L , 4: Baseball, 2.3,4g L , 3.4: Intra- mural Sports: Soccer, 2,3,4, Bas- ketball, 2,3,4: Volley Ball, 2,3,45 Touch Football, 2,3,4, Soft Ball, 2,3,4. Navy. MARIE MANNING Let thy speech be better than silence, or be silent. Palisades Park junior High, lg Basketball, 3, Hockey, 3: Ping Pong, 2: Horseshoes, 2. Business. ROBERT CHARLES MARX nB0b,, His only fault is that he- has no fault. Memorial High School, 1: A.A. Ass't Treasurer, 3,43 Hi-Y, 4: Photography Club, 2,3,4g Science Club, 4, Varsity Sports: Track, 3,4: L , 45 Manager, 43 Intramural Sports: Soccer, 2,3,4g Touch Foot- ball, 2,3,43 Soft Ball, 35 Horseshoes, 4. Army Air Corps. SUSAN MATASKER nsuen The power of thought is the magic of the mind. Senior Play Committee: Girl Re- serves, 35 Soccer, 1. ELIZABETH C. MAYCHARK HBetty17 Youth, the glad season ot lite. Ridgefield High School, 1: Year Book Staff, Snapshot Committee, Senior Play Committeeg Book and Mask, 2, Girl Reserves, 3, Leonian Staff, 35 Naturalist Club, 45 Span- ish Club, 4: Ring Tennis, 3. College. DONALD J. MCCAFFREY Mac Always in good spirits, good tem- Year Book Staff, Advertising Com- mittee: Senior Play Committee, Student Council, 4: Victory Coun- cil, 3, President, 3: Leonian Staff, 45 L Club, 2,3,4, Vice President, 3: Fire Squad, 45 Varsity Sports: Football, 2,3,4g L , 3,45 Basket- ball, 2,3,4: L , 2,3,4g Baseball, 2,3,4g L , 2, 3,4, All County 39 Intramural Sports: Soccer, 1,25 Basketball, 1,25 Volley Ball, 23 Touch Football, 1,2,3,4g Soft Ball, 1,2,3: Numeral,3g Handball, 2: Horseshoe Pitching, 1,2,3: Ping Pong, 3. Naval Air Corps. HELEN MCCROSSIN Sister Nothing will satisfy her soul ex- cept to walk free and own no superior. Year Book Staff, Literary Commit- tee, Senior Play Committee, 43 Girl Reserves, 3, Book and Mask, 2, 3, 45 Librarian, 4, Girls' Glee Club, 35 Latin Club, 1, 2: Spanish Club, 3: Ring Tennis, 2, 3, 4g Hockey, lg Ping Pong, 3: Shuffie Board, 2, 3, 4: Soccer, 1. Connecticut College for Women. THOMAS MCCULLEN urrornn Thomas is a bashtul youth, his modesty is such that we might, say Cto say the truthb he rather has too much. Year Book Staff, Snapshot Com- mittee, Senior Play Committee: Hi-Y, 3, 4, Visual Aid, 25 junior Math Club, 1: Intramural Sports: Boxing, 23 Soccer, 1, 2, 3, 43 Bas- ketball, 19 Volley Ball, 3, Touch Football, 3, 4, Soft Ball, 1, 2, 3, 4g Badminton, 1, 2, 3, Ping Pong, 3. ELEANOR LOUISE MCFETRIDGE 'AScotty Then she would laugh, Ye Gods, how she would laugh! Year Book Staff, Picture Commit- tee, Senior Play, Book and Mask, 2, 3, 43 French Club, 43 Leonian Staff, 4, Spanish Club, 1, 23 Ring Tennis, 2, Horseshoes, 2, Bowl- ing, 3. College. College. MARJORIE ELAINE MEYER Margie Hold the Bell-l'm coming! Year Book Staff, Picture Commit- tee, Book and Mask,' 2, 35 Com- mercial Club, 2g Leonian Staff, 1, 2, 3, 43 Photography Club, 4: Sci- ence Club, 3, 45 Secretary-Treas- urer, 4, Visual Aid Club, 3. Bergen junior College. MICHAEL MINASIAN Mike Not in rewards, But in the strength to strive, The blessing lies. Choir, 2, 33 Varsity Sports: Foot- ball, 1, 2, 3, . L , 3, Intramural Sports: Touch Football, 2, 3, Vol- ley Ball, 33 Softball, 2, 3. Navy. ROSALIE LILLIAN MOLE Rowie A cheerful worker at whate she undertakes. Senior Play Committeeg Victory r ANN MCLEARIE Annie 'They move easiest who have learned to dance. Council, 4, Hockey, 4g Badminton, 2, 45 Ping Pong, 1', 4, Shuffle Board, 1, 2, 4, Baseball, 1, 45 Bowl- ing, 4g Soccer, 1. Professional Dancing. FLORENCE I. MEYER Chic If eyes were made lor seeing, then beauty is its own excuse for being. Year Book Staff, Art Committee: Senior Play Committee, Book and Mask, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club, 45 Latin Club, 1, 2, Spanish Club, 3, 45 Basket- ball, Badminton, 2, 3, 4, Ping Pong, 2. Katherine Gibbs. Palisades Park junior High Sch 1, Senior Play Committee, X Book Staff, Typing Commit Commercial Club, 2, 3, 4: Leor Staff, 3, Spanish Club, 23 Basl ball,1,2,V0lley Ball, 1,23 Hocl 1, 2, Badminton, 2, Shuffie Bo 2, 39 Baseball, 1, 2, Bowling Soccer, 1, 2. DONALD KENNETH MORRIS ..Don., In thy'humors, whether grave or mellow, Thou art such a likeable fellow. Palisades Park Junior High School, lg Senior Play Committeegf Intra- mural Sports: Touch Football, 2, 3, 4, Horseshoes, 2. Army Air Force. Business. 'Else' THERESA MARIE MULLEN urrerryu f'A girl who knows how to joke and when to work. Year Book Staff, Literary Commit- tee, Senior Play Committee, Girl Reserves, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Girls' Glee Club, 2. 3, 4, Girls' Leaders' Club, 1, 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer, 3, Honor Society, 3, 4, Student Council, 4, Secretary, 4, Spanish Club, 3, 4, Hockey, 1, 2, 3, Bad- minton, 1, Shuffle Board, 2, 3, Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Horseshoes, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, Soccer, 1, 2, 3. New Jersey College for Women. BERNICE NACHMAN KlBebe!1 A few can touch the magic keys And noisy Fame is proud to win them. Palisades Park Junior High School, 1, Year Book Staff, Literary Com- mittee, Senior Play Committee, Choir, 4, Accompanist, 4, French RICHARD T. NORLANDER There's a good time coming boys. Senior Play Committee, Fire Squad, 4, Hi-Y, 3, 4, L Club, 4, Varsity Sports: Football, 3, 4, L , 4, Track, 2, Intramural Sports: Wrestling, 3, Soccer, 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 4, Touch Football, 3, 4, Soft Ball, 3. Undecided. ELISE SIGRID ODMANN Club, 3, Girl Reserves, 3. 4, Girls' Glee Club, 3, 4, Accompanist, 2, 3, 4, Leonian Staff, 2, 3. 4, Or- chestra, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 4, Badminton, 2, 4, Ping Pong, 2, 3, 4. College. Her eyes delight in laughing light, Let Gods describe her hair. Year Book Stail, Literary Commit- tee, Senior Play Comrnittee, Book and Mask, 2, 3, 4, Choir, 2, 3, 4, Debating Club, 2, Girl Reserves, 3, Girls' Glee Club, 1. 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 1, 2, 3, Secretary, 2, Presi- dent, 3, Victory Council, 2, Bas- ketball, 1, Ring Tennis, 3, 4, Vol- ley Ball, 1, Hockey, 1, 2, 3, Bad- minton, 3, 4, Ping Pong, 1, Horse- shoe Pitching, 1, Soccer, 1, 2, 3. Cornell. ERNEST R. NEEDHAM Ernie le is respected wise for saying nothing. lisades Park Junior High School, Year Book Staff, Advertising immittee, Senior Play Commit- 2, A. A. Treasurer, 3, 4, Fire 1uad, 3, 4, HL Club, 4, Math ub, Secretary, 4, Varsity Sports: ack, 2, 3, 4, L 4, Intramural iorts: Basketball, 3, 4, Soccer, 3, 4, Soft Ball, 2, 3, 4, Touch otball, 2, 3, 4, Volley Ball, 3, rrseshoe Pitching, 3, 4. Armed Forces. SHIRLEY MARGUERITE NEUMANN HLO1lyU Thy voice is celestial music. Englewood Junior High, 1, Year Book Stall, Typing Committee, Senior Play Committee, Book and .Mask, 2, Choir, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, President, 4, Leon- ian Staff, 4, Spanish Club, 4. 'Professional Singing. RAYMOND E. OHSWALDT Ozzie There is a pleasure in being mad, That none but mad men know. Palisades Park, 1, Photography Club, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports: Soccer, 3, Touch Football, 3, Horseshoe Pitching, 2. Undecided. ANNA C. PALLOTTA Annie Busy people are never busy- bodies. Palisades Park, 1, Year Book Staff, Typing Committee, Senior Play Committee, Commercial Club, 2, 3, 4, Leonian Staff, 2, Spanish Club, 3, Bowling, 2, Shuffle Board, 2, 3. Business. MILDRED MAY PARKER ulvliuyn Deeply blue her lovely eyesg Fair as sunny summer skies. Palisades Park, 1 . Undecided. GEORGE C. PARIGORIS Greeko,' The opportunity to do mischief he finds a hundred times a day. Palisades Park, 15 Choir, 25 Pho- tography Club, 3, 45 Intramural Sports: Soccer, 35 Basketball, 35 Touch Football, 35 Softball, 25 Numerals, 2. Undecided. MARIA LOUISE PASCHKIS Patch By their fruits ye shall know them. Year Book Staff, Circulation Com- mitteeg Senior Play Committeeg Choir, 45 Girls' Glee Club, 2, 3, 45 Leonian Staff, 3, 45 Library Staff, 45 Secretary-Treasurer, 45 Spanish Club,'45 Volley Ball, 1, 25 Badmin- ton, 1, 2, 35 Ping Pong, 1, 25 Base- ball, 15 Horseshoes, 3. Ohio Wesleyan. DONALD E. PLATT uskipv. O call it by some other name, for friendship sounds too cold. Year Book Staff, Snapshot Com- mittee5 Book and Mask, 35 Fire Squad, 2, 35 Hi-Y, 3, 45 Leonian, 15 Photography Club, 2, 3, 45 Pres- ident, 3, 45 Visual Aid Club, 2, 35 Secretary, 35 Varsity Sports: Track, 2, 35 Intramural Sports: Soccer, 1, 25 LaCrosse, 2, 35 Ping Ping, 1, 2, 3. Army. EDITH ROSE POESCHL Shortie Alas for those that never sing, but die with all their music in them. Memorial High School, 15 Year Book Staff, Typing Committee5 Book and Mask, 25 Commercial Club, 45 German Club, 2, 35 Li- brary.Staff, 45 Horseshoes, 2, 35 Bowling, 2. Business. ABIGAIL I. POLLOCK Abbie I've often regretted my speech, but never my silence. Palisades Park Junior High School, 15 Girls' Leaders' Club, 25 Basket- ball, 25 Hockey, 3. RICHARD FRANK POTTEJ f-Dacia' Fortune is unstable, while our vi is free. Mahopac High School, 2, 35 Sc borough School, 35 Year Bc Staff, Advertising Committee5 S1 ior Play Committee5 Leonian, Varsity Sports: Baseball, 45 Int mural Sports: Soccer, 45 Vol? Ball, 45 Touch Football, 45 S Ball, 4. Navy. VIRGINIA R. PUTNAM llputsv Timid at lirst but lull of fun. Senior Play Committee5 French Club, 2, 35 Girl Reserves, 3, 45 Photography Club, 45 Spanish Club, 4. College. 36 GORDON QUIGLEY Quiet thoughts so often reveal a strong character. GENEVIEVE ROSS Palisades Park Junior High School, '5n'tf Uches in a little mom-H 1? Baseball, 3- Wicomico High School, 2, 35 Girls' Undecided. Glee Club, 1, 43 Book and Mask, 4. ESSIE REYNOLDS Self confidence is the first secret of successf' Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Choir, 1, 2, 3, 4: Soccer, 1, 2. 3, 45 Hockey, 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball, 1, 2, Man- ager, 1: Volley Ball, 1, 2, Deck MARGARET ROCHFORD LsMaggiev: Fmiles from reason flow and are of love the food. irls' Glee Club, 1, 2: Leonian half, 3, 45 Basketball, 1, 23 Vol- iy Ball, 33 Hockey, 1, 23 Ping ong, 2, Baseball, 3, Horse-shoes, q Soccer, 2. Business. Tennis, 25 Shuffleboard, 1, 2. Persuasive speech, and more per Business. JEANNE ELIZABETH RUND Jeannie Friendly words cost nothing and are worth much. Palisades Park Junior High School, 1, Year Book Staff, Typing Com- ., mittee. The Waves. BARBARA ROWE Bob The world's no better if we hurry Life's no better if we worry.' Palisades Park, 1, Girls' Glee Club 2. 3. 4: Girls' Leaders' Club, 2, 4 Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Volley Ball, 4 Numerals, 4. Business. RITA ANTOINETTE RUST Jeanne Praise from a friend, or censure JEAN CAROLINE ROGAN from a foe, v Baseball, 2, 3, 45 Soccer, 2, 3, 45 . , ' Are lost on hearers that our merits suasrve sighs, knows, Silence that spoke, and eloquence of eyes. Palisades Park, 1: Year Book Staff, Year Book Staff, Snapshot Com- mittee, Senior Play Committee, Book and Mask, 2, 3, 4, Girl Re- serves, 3, 4g Latin Club, 1: Leon- ian, 45 Naturalist Club, 4g Spanish Club, 3, 4g Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4. Syracuse University. Literary Committee, Senior Play Committee, Leonian Staff, 3, 45 Badminton, 2, 3, Basketball, 2, 3, 43 Bowling, 2, Ping Pong, 2, 35 Soccer, 3. Business. PHILLIP SCHAFFROTH Scheff lf noise were made by quiet, he would be a riot. Palisades Park Junior High School, 1: Intramural Sports: Basketball, 2: Touch Football, 3: Soft Ball, 2, 3: Ping Pong, 3. Undecided. fi WILLIAM J. SCANLON Cons Goodness does not consist in greatness, but greatness in good- ness. Palisades Park, 1: Year Book Staff, Literary Committee: French Club, 2: Spanish Club, 3, 4: Varsity Sports: Basketball, 2, 3: Intra- mural Sports: Soccer, 2, 3, 4: Bas- ketball, 2, 3, 4: Volley Ball, 2, 3, 4: Touch Football, 2, 3, 4: La- Crosse, 2, 3: Soft Ball, 2, 3, 4: Handball, 2, 3, 4: Badminton, 2, 3, 4: Horseshoe Pitching 2, 3, 4: Ping Pong, 2, 3, 4. Navy. MARJORIE ANN SCI-ILAMAN Midge Too worry little, to study less, is my idea of happiness. Leonian Staff, 4: Girls' Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Book and Mask, 2: Latin Club, 1: Ring Tennis, 2, 3: Shuffle Board, 2, 3. College. ADELE RUTH SCHUMM uDe1w A true friend is ever a friend. Year Book Staff, Circulation Com- mittee: Senior Play Committee: Girls' Leaders Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club, President, 2: Leonian Staff, 4: Library Staff, 3, 4: Vice- President, 3: President, 4: Natural- ist Club, 3: Spanish Club, 3, 4: Vice-President, 4: Girls' Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Manager, 1, 2, 4: Bas- ketball, 1, 2, 3, 4: Volley Ball, 1, 2, 3, 4: Hockey, 1, 2, 3: Bad- minton, 1, 2: ShufHe Board, 1, 2, 3: Baseball, 1, 2, 3: Soccer, 1, 2, 3, 4: Manager, 4: L , 4: Choir, 4: Honor Society, 4. BARBARA JANE SCOTT nBobu I am not of that feather to shake ofi my friend when she needs me Palisades Park, 1: Class Officer, Vice-President, 4: Year Book Staff, Literary Committee: Senior Play Committee: Girls' Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Leonian Staff, 4: Spanish Club, 4: Victory Council, 4: Bad- minton, 3, 4: Hockey, 3, 4: Ping Pong, 2, 3, 4: Shuffle Board, 3, 4: Soccer, 2, 3, 4: Volley Ball, 3, 4. Laboratory Institute of Merchandising. JUNE ROSE SENFT Snuff Palisades Park, 1: Senior Play Committee: Book and Mask, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Leaders' Club, 3, 4: Leonian Staff, 4: Spanish Club, 4: Basketball, 2, 3: Manager, 3: Volley Ball, 4: Hockey, 2, 3, 4: Badminton, 3: Baseball, 2: Bowling, 3: Soccer, 2, 3, 4: Numerals, 4. Business School. EDMUND R. SENGHAS .,Edu He hath choice word, and mea: ured phrase above the reach c ordinary men. Year Book Staff, Circulation Con mittee: Senior Play: Fire Squai 3, 4: Hi-Y, 3, 4, Vice-President, ' County President, 4: Honor Soc ety, 3, 4: junior Math Club, I Leonian Staff, 2, 3, 4, Associai Editor, 3, Editor, 4: Science Clul 4, Vice-President, 4: Victory Coul cil, 3: Intramural Sports: Wres ling, 4, Intramural L , 4: Socce 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball, 2, 3, 4: Tout Football, 3, 4: Softball, 2, 3, N' merals, 2: Ping Pong, 3, 4. l Navy. MARGARET LOUISE SENN Mickey In her tongue is the law of kind- ness. Soccer, 1, 2: Basketball, 1, 2: Vol- ley Ball, 1, 2: Hockey, 1: Horse- shoes, 1, 2, 3: Badminton, 1, 2. Stenographer. r Sunny disposition and always 5 ready for fun. g FRANCES WHITNEY SHARP Fran Dignity of bearing is a rare charm in youth. Horace Mann School, 1, 2: Year Book, Snapshot Committee: Sen- ior Play Committee: Book and Mask, 3, 4: French Club, 3: Girls' Leaders' Club, 4: Leonian Staff, 4: Photography Club, 4: Basketball, 3, 4: Ring Tennis, 3: Volley Ball, 3, 4: Hockey, 3, 4: Badminton, 3: Horseshoes, 3 Soccer, 3, 4: Num- erals, 4. MARJORIE SILL uMarge11 To those who know thee not, no words can paint: To those who know thee, how all words are iaint! Senior Play: Year Book Staff, Art Committee: Choir, 3: Girl Re- serves, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Leaders' Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Vice-President, 4: Honor Society, 3, 4: Spanish Club, 3. 4: President, 4: Badminton. 2. 4: Baseball, 1. 2. 3, 4: Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4: Hockey, l. 2. 3: Ping Pong, 1. 2: Ring Tennis. 3: Shuffle Board, 2: Soccer, 1, 2, 3: Volley Ball, 1, 2, 3, 4. College. WILLIAM HAROLD SMITH .lsnuffyn Burlington Hi h School 1 2 g , . : In- tramural Sports: 'Soccer, 4: Touch Football, 4: La Crosse, 4. KENNETH SPENCER ..Ken,, By the work, one knows the work-- man. Senior Play: Year Book Staff, Art Committee: Book and Mask, 2, 3, 4: Sergeant at Arms, 3: Secretary, 4: French Club, 3: Hi-Y, 3, 4: Photography Club, 3, 4: Varsity: Track, 3, 4: L , 4: Intramural Sports: Soccer, 1, 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball, 2: Volley Ball, 2, 3, 4: Touch Football, 1, 2, 3, 4: La Crosse, 3: Soft Ball, 1, 2, 3, 4: Badminton, 2: Horseshoe Pitching, 2, 3, 4: Ping Pong, 3, 4. ALMA KAY SMITH areiree, happy, gay and young, I Iaugh'd, and danc'd and taIk'd and sung. ar Book Staff, Circulation Com- ttee: Senior Play Committee: ok and Mask, 2, 3: Latin Club. Spanish Club. 4: Leonian Staff. Girls' Gleen Club. 3, 4: Choir. 4: Orchestra. 1: Basketball, 1: lley Ball, 1, 4: Hockey, 1. 4: dminton. 2, 3: Ping Pong, 2: seball, 1: Horseshoes, 2: Bowl- 5, 2: Soccer, 1, 3. Skidmore. BENJAMIN MCNEILL SMITH Benjy God gives every man the virtue, temper, understanding, taste, he needs to fill the niche or- dained ior him. Book and Mask, 2: Class Officer. President, 4: Fire Squad, 3: Hi-Y. 3, 4: Secretary, 4: Junior Math Club, 1: Year Book Staff. Snap- shot Committee: Math Club. 2: Orchestra. 1: Photography. 2. 3, 4: Science Club, 3: Senior Play. 4: Spanish Club, 1: Victory Council, 3: Visual Aid Club, 2: Varsity: Track, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports: Soccer, 1, 2, 3, 4: Volley Ball, 2, 3: Touch Football, 2, 3, 4: Soft Ball, 1, 2, 4: Honor Society, 4. Yale University. HERBERT S. STEB Herb Genius is the capacity for avoid- ing hard work. Palisades Park Junior High, 1: Year Book Staff: Senior Play Com- mittee: Book and Mask, 2, 3: Fire Squad, 3. 4: French Club, 2: L Club, 4: Leonian Staff, 3, 4: Span- ish Club. 3: Varsity: Baseball. 3. 4: Assistant, 3, Manager, 4: 4: Intramural Sports: Soccer, 2, 3. 4: Volley Ball. 2, 3: Touch Foot- ball. 2. 3, 4: Soft Ball, 2, 3, 4,: Handball, 2, 3, 4: Horseshoe Pitch'- ing, 2, 3, 4: Ping Pong, 2,-3, 4. Cornell University. ARLEEN MARIE STOLL SkIIluI alike in tongue and pen. Lincoln Junior High, 1: Weehaw- ken High, 2: Year Book Staff, Cir- culation Committee: Senior Play Committee: Book and Mask, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club, 4: Honor Society, 3, 4: Leonian Staff, 3, 4: Associate Editor, 4: Naturalist Club, 3, Sec- retary-Treasurer, 3: Spanish Club, 3, 4: Secretary, 4: ShufHe Board, 2: Numerals, 2. College. MARGARET LOUISE STREHAN llpeggylf Her eyes deeply, darkly, beauti- fully blue. Senior Play Committee5 Book and Mask, 3, 4: Corresponding Secre- tary, 45 Choir, 3, 45 Girl Reserves, 3, 45 Corresponding Secretary, 45 Girls' Glee Club, 1, 3, 45 Girls' Leaders' Club, 1, 45 Latin Club, 15 Victory Council, 35 Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 45 Manager, 15 Ring Tennis, 2, 35 Volley Ball, 2, 3, 45 Hockey, 1, 2, 3, 45 Ping Pong, 1, 25 Base- ball, 1, 2, 35 Manager, 25 Soccer, 1, 2, 3, 45 L , 35 Student Council, 4. PATRICIA ANN SULLIVAN upatvx A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Palisades Park, 15 Senior Play5 Glee Club, 3, 45 Choir, 3, 45 Leon- ian, 45 Book and Mask, 2, 3, 45 Historian, 45 Cheerleader, 45 Soc- cer, 35 Badminton, 25 Baseball, 25 Volley Ball, 4. Undecided. College. ALMA CATHERINE SUTTER Aces Love makes the world go round- Where am I? '15, 3 Palisades Park, 15 Senior Play Committee5 Year Book Staff, Typ- ing Committee5 Book and Mask, 2, 35 Choir, 3, 45 Girl Reserves, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Leaders' Club, 35 Leonian Staff, 3, 45 Spanish Club, 45 Basketball, 2, 35 Ring Tennis, 35 Hockey, 2, 3, 45 Badminton, 2, 35 Baseball, 2, 3, 45 Soccer, 2, 3, 4. Undecided. MARYBELLE SWETT UMary!! A sweeter woman ne'er drew breath. Palisades Park, 15 Year Book Staff, Literary Committee5 Senior Play5 Book and Mask, 2, 45 Choir, 45 Girl Reserves, 35 Girls' Glee Club. 2, 3, 45 Girls' Leaders' Club, 45 Leonian Staff, 45 Volley Ball, 3, 45 Shuffle Board, 3, 4. College. ANNE E. TAMMI uRedu Charm strikes the sight, but merit wins the soul. Palisades Park Junior High School, 15 Year Book Staff, Typing Com- mittee5 Commercial Club, 45 Leon- ian Staff, 4. Business. DOROTHY M. TAYLOR Dottie She is pretty to walk with, and pleasant to think on. Year Book Staff, Circulation Com- mittee5 A. A. Vice-President, 45 Book and Mask, 25 Cheerleader, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club, 1, 3, 45 Girls' Leaders' Club, 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club, 15 Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 45 Ring Tennis, 1, 2, 45 Volley Ball, 1, 2, 3, 45 Hockey, 1, 2, 3, 45 Badmin- ton, 1, 2, 3, 45 Shuffle Board, 25 Baseball, 1, 2, 35 Manager, 25 Horseshoes, 1, 2, 35 Bowling 15 Numeral, 4. Undecided. CARMELLA J. TERRANOVA Shorty Lady, wherefore talk you so? Palisades Park Junior High School 15 Year Book Staff, Snapshot Com- ' mittee5 Commercial Club, 2, 3, 4 Vice-President, 45 Girls' Leaders Club, 35 Basketball, 1, 2, 35 Bad- minton, 35 Shuffle Board, 35 Base- ball, 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling, 35 Soc- cer, 1, 2, 3, 45 Numerals, 4. Business. JEAN TEATS Happy is the little stone that ra bles in the road alone Palisades Park J u n i o r H School, 1. Undecided. no thought lor the future, des Park 1 Year Book Staff, g Committee Senior Play uttee Commercial Club 2, 3 Badminton 2 3 4 Ping 2 3 4 Shuffle Board 2, DORIS IRMA THYSSEN M1-yu She will answer all things joy- fully. Year Book Staff, Circulation Com- mittee: Senior Play Committee: Latin Club, 1: Spanish Club, 3, 4: Badminton, 1: Horseshoes, 1, 2. College of William and Mary. MARY STUART TICE Tickie Tying her bonnet under her chin, She tied a young man's heart within. Year Book Staff, Art Committee: Senior Play: Book and Mask, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club, 1, 2: Girls' Leaders' Club, 1, 2: Latin Club, 1: Spanish Club, 4: Basketball, 1, 2: Ring Tennis, 3: Hockey, 1, 2: Ping Pong, 2: Soccer, 1, 2. Art School. GEORGE UNIACKE RICHARD DAVID VAN HOUTEN uDiCkvr He smiles with the intent to do mischief. Intramural Sports: Soccer, 1, 2, 3, 4: Touch Football, 1, 2, 3, 4: Bad- minton, 1, 2, 3: La Crosse, 1. EDWARD C. VONDERSCHMIDT HEdYl Let not his quality nor worth escape thee. Palisades Park, 1: Class Officer, Treasurer, 4: Student Council, 3, 4: Fire Squad, 4: German Club, 2: Victory Council, 2: Basketball, 3, 4: Baseball, 3, 4: Intramural Sports: Soccer, 3, 4: Basketball, 2: Volley Ball,,2, 3, 4: Numeral, 3: Touch Football, 2, 3, 4: Soft Ball, 2, 3, 4: Numeral, 3. Navy Air Corps. GREGORY W. WEBB He needs no ship to cross the tide nGregu of success. Year Book Staff, Art Committee: Senior Play: Book and Mask, 4: French Club, 3: Hi-Y, 3, 4, Histor- ian, 4: High School Band, 1, 2, 3: L Club, 4: Photography Club, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4: Presi- dent, 4: Track, 3, L, 4: Intra- mural Sports: Soccer, 2, 3, 4: Vol- ley Ball, 2, 3: Touch Football, 2, He suits himself to the estate in which his lot is cast. Year Book Staff, Art Committee: Senior Play: Book and Mask, 2, 3, 4: French Club, 2, 3: German Club, 2, 3: Hi-Y, 3, 4: Photography Club, 2, 3, 4: Secretary-Treasurer, 4: Varsity Sports: Track, 3, 4: In- tramural Sports: Soccer, 3, 4: '3, 4: La Crosse, 1, 2, 3, 4: Ping Touch Football, 3, 4: Ping Pong, 3. Pong, 3, 4: Honor Society, 4. Navy- 41 WILLIAM M. VANNING UBUIH He gives his thoughts no tongue Radio School '27 ETHEL M. WEBER nEthu You flavor everything with friend- ship. Senior Play Committee5 Book and Mask, 3, 45 Girls' Leaders' Club, 15 Latin Club, 15 Leonian Staff, 3, 45 Basketball, 45 ,Hockey, 45 Bad- minton. 25 Ping Pong, 3, 4: Shufile Board, 3, 45 Baseball, 1, 45 Horse- shoes, 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling, 35 Soc- CLARA T. WEISSENBERGER Blondie Full many a flower is born to blush unseen, And waste its sweatness on the desert air. Year Book Committee, Circula- tion5 Senior Play Committee5 Com- mercial Club, 2, 3, 45 Girl Re- serves, 3, 45 Leonian Staff, 45 Li- brary Staff, 3, 45 Basketball, 25 Volley Ball, 25 Badminton, 1, 25 cer, 15, Manager, 1. Cornell University. PAUL WESTENBERGER Dutch The laughing giant. ' Fire Squad, 3, 45 German Club, 1, 2, 35 Junior Math Club, 15 L Club, 3, 45 Victory Council, 15 45 President, 45 Varsity Sports: Foot- ball, 3, 45 L, 3, 45 Baseball, 3, 45 L, 3, 45 Intramural Sports: Soc- cer, 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 45 Volley Ball, 1, 2, 3, 45 Touch Football, 1, 2, 3, 45 Soft Ball, 1, 2, 3, 4. Horace Mann. DOROTHY MARJORY WHELPLEY iiDOt1v Variety is the spice of life. Palisades Park, 15 Year Book Staff, Typing Committee5 Senior Play Committee5 Book and Mask, 35 Latin Club, 25 Leonian Staff, 3, 45 Naturalist Club, 25 Photography Club. 25 Basketball, 25 Ring Ten- nis, 2, 35 Badminton, 2, 35 Horse- shoes, 2, 35 Bowling, 2, 35 Soccer, 2. Business. Ping Pong, 1, 2. Business. 41 CLARA EMILY WELLS As sunny as the skies. Palisades Park, 15 Year Book Staff, Typing Committee5 Senior Play Committee5 Book and Mask, 35 Commercial Club, 3, 45 Treasurer, 45 Badminton, 2, 3, 45 Shuffle Board, 3, 45 Baseball, 2, 3. Business. ROBERT WEST r.BOb,, Tho' in school my pleasures are few, Outside of school I've lots to do. Palisades Park Junior High School, 1. AILEEN RUTH WOODWARD Shrimp Her ways are Ways of pleasant- ness. AUDRI JAYNE WIEBEN Infant She lives in the world of startlir possibilities. Palisades Park, 15 Year Book Stal Art Committee5 Senior Play Con mitteeg Book and Mask, 2, 3, - Girl Reserves, 35 Girls' Leader Club, 3, 45 Leonian Staff, 3, I Math Club, 45 Spanish Club, Basketball, 2, 3, 45 Ring Tennis, 35 Volley Ball, 2, 3, 45 Hockey, 3, 45 Ping Pong, 2, 3, 45 Shufi Board, 3, 45 Horseshoes, 3, 45 Bas ball, 25 Soccer, 2, 3, 4. New Jersey College for Women Year Book Staff, Circulation Com- mittee5 Senior Play Committee5 Choir, 3, 45 Commercial Club, 25 Girls' Glee Club, 2, 3, 45 Leonian Staff, 45 Library Staff, 3, 45 Volley Ball, 1, 25 Badminton, 2, 35 Ping Pong,'15 Baseball, 25 Horseshoes, 2, 35 Soccer, 1, 3. Business School. WALTER ZACPAL Little and last, but not least. Palisades Park, 1. FELICE E. GUSOVIUS Felcy ELEANOR NELSON Hehiil1:omtil': knowledge, spareth An agreeable companion. Palisacles Park, 15 Senior Play Hackensack, 1,39 Spanish Club, 23 E?:,::,ttgigff?o5T Ig?rg?3lgCfg13.inii Orchestra 2. - 35 Badminton, 3. Business. Transferred to Bogota. ,vA, , .r'x..- fvf ,' napa, 75: A- ' if Men in Service C ass of '44 ' qmlllnn T' 'A'A'h' -JV '- A'N'-'f' , lx 1 - RICHARD WEHRHAHN CONSTANTINO ALBANESE EDWARD LEE KIEFER Navy ANDY Army LESLIE SARGENT CHARLES HOFFMAN GERARD OELFKE WALTER BULLARD Army Army Navy ANDY Z. ' A L X- X 11739. -,yyyt x ,N ffl 11,4 A x55 Q.. ,QYW N - .rm . - .xw. ,.a. linac' 1 1 fx , N 0 - af., , '11 f N ,Q l Q s ff f' 0 E S 4 L., X. ' u VV .Nr 1 fl ,H may 1' 1 'Ill A ARMY NAVY Y 4 FRANK RAJESKI Navy Y?-Pggkfa. 6049 Na ySMI7'1i ' rv- - sf' - 7- Sf' ' - , Men in Service Class of '44 Y i 4 A iii.- yf..e,-,re N PAUL MAGNAN0 JOHN GRIFFIN MICHAEL MINASIAN AfmY Merchant Marine NHVY W, I Not Pirtzzred: W ' M Sgr. JOHN CHICHIN JOHN GORMAN LARR',' HOSIE 05B 'ztxil .A iff' Marines Navy Army Xir Corps L 2 x I-1 594-A ft o 55 4 if 'W' , 3-,u xl '15 X 1790 xj Q-X, .YQ ,I I X, - O Y I , KENNETH GUSOVIUS WILLIAM SMITH X MARINES Navy Navy WST GUARD Seniemr Class Officers Benjamin Smith Barbara Scott President Vice President Jane Hydell Edward Vonderschmidt Secr efaf Y Treasurer Senior Class Advisers MR. CHARLES L. UNIACKE Chairman Miss BERNICE BARRY MISS MILDRED DOANE MISS MARGARET JOHNSON MR. S. HERBERT TURKINGTON MISS DORIS SMITH 45 Midge Hartman . . Virginia Hartman. . . Elliott Hartman ,.... Mrs. Louise Hartman. . . . Mr. Jeffrey Hartman. Edna ..........,.,. Clancy ........ Buzz Lindsay .... Carollyn Webster .... And Came the Spring Marrijane and Joseph Hayes Under the Direction Miss Dorothy E. Weir CAST .Naomi Dickson .Pauline La Mer Edmund Senghas . . .Barbara Dias . .Gregory Webb Marybelle Swett Benjamin Smith Edward Johnson ... . .Mary Tice Keith Nolan .... Gabby Allen. . . Freddie North .... Mrs. Cecilia Fields ...... . . . .Malcolm Blair . . .Patricia Sullivan . . ,George Uniacke . Eleanor McFetridge Mr. Link Fields A... .... K enneth Spencer Alan Fields ...... Messenger Boy. . . Christine Myers. . . . ,Robert Barnett . . . .Edwin Holmes . . . .Marjorie Sill Z 1 Z X Z' Selection Committee Rosalie Molee, Chairman George Echentile Bernice Nachman Pauline La Mer George Uniacke Properties Committee Florence Meyerl . Frances Sharpf Chairmen Catherine Ahearn Marjorie Lester Helen Baker Ann McLearie Frances Checkley Donald Morris Naomi Checkley Ann Hastings Phyllis Hayne Ernest Needham Marie Paschkis Virginia Putnam Barbara Hemenway Aileen Woodward Clara Weissenberger Scenery Committee Robert Duschatko, Chairman Betty Maychark Helen McCrossin Michael Bender Lincoln Collard Jack Elmore Earl Maxon Susan Hoppe Rita Rust Jane Horton Donald Victorin Lighting Committee Herbert Steb, Chairman Charles Herterich Donald Platt Richard Potter Costume Committee Margaret Hofmann, Chairman Helen Beisele Anna Kolaya Frances De Rise Theresa Mullen Frances Ingemann Bettina Lestoque Publicity Committee Audrey Wieben, Chairman Frances Checkley Gordon Quigley Martha Hohnholt Kay Smith Dorothy Whelpley Ticket Committee Adele Schumm Arleen srou Chairmen Helen Dinzik Elsie Bauman Felice Gusovious Phyllis Herman Dominik Karolkiewicz Gloria Kersten Thomas McCul1en Bernice Nachman Margaret Rochford Barbara Scott Doris Thyssen Marion Tonjes Ethel Weber Clara Wells Ushers Shirley Neumann, Chairman Pauline Connor Evelyn Knopping Vivian Dennis Doris Koeng June Dienges Susan Matasker Alice Knopping June Senft Alma Sutter Program Committee Mary Jane Howe, Chairman Ann Hastings Anna Pallotta Rosalie Molee Abigail Pollock Shirley Neumann Betty Ritter Jeanne Rund Make-up Eleanor McFetridge, Chairman Helen Beisele Susan Hoppe Margaret Hofmann Betty Maychark Jean Rogan ,Mdt M 'Vi fi if W , K Jw '-41? 1' 5 'H av, v- Hfwi its 'lsr Ei, ' Q 71 V '?'w,, x A all www meme 1 CB QDHLJWWJLW ua cv-1'E'+fQ 'fi MMM wwf-wwaegw Xxx EW f, W Q,L,,,f,,-JM4 ,Q ' 'U . .f1f xIJ?9r,vg9-I:,, '2 . 7 - Q 4, Oh O., 1 Q -. 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The school is bright and shining as Mickey Kaplan and Dominik Karolkiewick of the Ajax Window Cleaning Company polish the dirt from the windows of the chemistry lab: Frances and Naomi Checkley, conscience-stricken after all these years have come back to clean their ill-fated charcoal experiment from the walls. We hear the purr of motors as George Henkel, cabby for the Van Houten Helicopter Taxi Service, lands the committee safely on the front lawn just as Dick Potter, chief janitor, gives the front steps a final sweep. His assistants are likewise busy, Ed Senghas still cleaning out the Leonian closet, and Fred Brown picking up the last of the cigarette butts, Bill Scanlon, principal of Bogota High School and Irene Fuchs, co- chairmen of the committee are the first to enter the building. Meanwhile Peter Albanese, who has become principal of the school through his consistant occupancy of the Inner Sanctum, is making last minute preparations with his secretary, Dorothy Whelpley. Trying to look efficient are Gloria Bell, assistant secretary, and Audri Wieben, assistantn to the assistant secretary, and the typist Frances Ingemann, who in the excite- ment writes the name of the principal as zryrt Sgnsmrdr. She is very busy erasing as the committee is ushered into the chromium-plated office of Steven Makocy, Supervising Principal. He is just taking down his favorite pin-up, Barbara Dias, photographed by Skippy Platt, known as the Lens Lion. As the committee plans its work for the day, and the co-chairmen make the class assignments, the psychologist on the committee, Miss Geraldine Kurza, S.A.N., B.T.O., A.B.C., X.Y.Z., dashes in. She has been delayed by having a few words with her old pal, Violet Jennings, sewing teacher, who was signing in late as usual. Ronald Brown, visiting Spanish teacher, who has just returned from a fellowship tour of South America inspects Miss La Mer's French class, and is properly impressed since he doesn't understand a word of French. Appraising the physical ed. activities, Margaret Rochford is awed by the magnificence of the modern gym where David Berg is teaching his pupils tiddledy-winks. Eleanor McFetridge is demonstrating to her girls' gym class high diving technique. L. H. S.'s new tiled swimming pool was built by the Leutner and Inglis Construction Company. Kay Smith, representa- tive of Ann Hastings' Seminary for Young Ladies, visits the chem lab where Helen Fluhr is finding it difficult to answer the questions of her enthusiastic pupils. The subject, dehydrated water, is one that Helen has always found fascinating but incomprehensible. Suddenly, crashing through the window comes a football booted by the educated toe of Albert Fagnonui, football coach, who believes in getting an early start. A bell rings, and the committee members are swept into the audi- torium by the onrushing crowd. A hush Cyes, we know it's hard to be- lieveb falls over the audience as the foremost orchestra leader of the country, Walter Bullard, raises his baton and signals his men to begin Thomas McCullen's latest composition especially arranged by Joseph Garguilo entitled Bash Me, Daddy, With a Mashed Potato. Seated at the piano we find Dick Norlander, and standing by his side, Bernice Nachman, P.T. Cpage turnerb. Upon closer inspection we can distinguish Walter Zacpal hidden behind the drums. Beside him, Zoltan Makocy with a mighty swing raises his arm to strike his triangle at the precise moment. Henry Ardler at the xylophone and Malcolm Blair play- ing the piccolo are having an equally difficult time. Nobody is surprised to see Dutch Westenberger plucking the strings of the harp! Mrs. John Gorman, the former Elsie Bauman, and Mrs. Albert La Porte, formerly Gloria La Salle, have come to hear their husbands, featured rival vocalists, sing. Thundering applause brings down the house. CThe balcony was weak anyway.J The lights are dimmed fit is cheaper that wayl as the audience sits with great impatience awaiting the performance on which the assembly program committee has rashly splurged the annual entertainment allotment of thirty-five dollars 45351. No, not a one-man band, but a genuwine Russian Ballet. We are th.l1. .i to recognize some of our old classmates in the troupe. There is Evelyn Cruickshankski, Margaretta Hofmanno- vitch, Anna Pallottova, Carlo Herterichhski, and Warren Hopkinsonoff. In 54 the featured dance we see Marjorie Schlamanansky glide gracefully into the eager arms of Billy Vannin. The final selection was a great success with june Colecoca and Pat Burchillovitch executing their famous pirouette. Missionaries, Barbara Scott and Sue Hoppe, have come to speak briefly on their experiences of converting the natives in darkest Africa. They have brought back with them two living examples of their fine work, Philip Schafiroth and Robert West, who after, studying with these kindly missionaries for years have finally mastered the English language. In the audience as guests are several distinguished members of the class of 1944. There is Senator Ed Johnson with his partner-in-crime, Naomi Dickson, who have come to hear the famous orator, Virginia Put- nam. In one of the rear seats we see Edgar Marookian, who has been dragged away from his chicken farm by his favorite farmerettes, Myna Bishop and Ethel Weber. We are also honored by the presence of Admiral Michael Minasian of the United States Navy. As we leave the assembly with the students we see Gregory Webb, builder of the George Uniacke Bridge over the Overpeck Creek. In the corridor, Arleen Stoll, finally editor of the Leonian, is pedddling her papers, while on the second floor Alma Sutter is still trying to get rid of left-over copies of the previous issue. Don McCaffery can be heard out on the street shouting, Extry! Extry! Get your red-hot LEONIAN right off the press. Abigail Pollock, elocution teacher, and Clayton Kaiser, teacher of English, both from Dwight Morrow, squander their funds on a copy. Douglas Hulst makes headlines by winning a tatting prize for his exquisite handmade bedspread. Women aviators, Peggy Strehan and Frances Sharp have just broken a world's record by their non-stop fiight from Leonia to Englewood. Marjorie Meyer, wealthy business executive, financed their flight. Catherine Ahearn, Leonian feature reporter, has covered the opening of the Knopping Sisters Three-Ring Circus, and was surprised to see Shirley Neumann, just outside the entrance to the big tent, shouting, Hurry! Hurry! Hurry! Come and see the big show. Step right up and see Ann McLearie and Edith Poeschl in their death defying dance on the high wires. She saw the lion-tamers Genevieve Ross and Helen Baker practicing their act while Elise Odmann stood anxiously nearby with her medical kit ready in case the lions needed aid. One of the daring acts was that of Frances Ferrera and her Bareback Riding Troupe: Janet Bush- mann, Eleanor Nelson, and Anne Tammi. In the social news we notice the marriage of Miss Catherine Barry to Professor Paul Landy, the inventor of the extra long yoyo for tall people. Mrs. Kenneth Gusovius, formerly June Howard, is the proud mother of twin bouncing baby boys. I the s orts section we read that columnist Ed Busch has just an- n P nounced the unanimous election of J une Dienges to the All-American Foot- ball Team. Pauline Connor, gossip columnist, has created a sensation by her scoop on the latest faculty scandal, At what local hot spot has Marjorie tl 'th Bob Barnett of the English Sill, Spanish teacher, been seen constan y wi Department? In Doris Thyssen's lovelorn column we read more advice to Phyllis Herman. Maria Paschkis, the night club hostess, has just announced the opening of her exclusive new supper club, featuring Essie Reynolds, well-known t W are sur rised that she has engaged singer, for a one-week engagemen . e p Raymond Ohswaldt and Ernest Needham as bouncers. Among the advertisers are Ed Holmes, The Smiling Swede, owner of a used car business, and Don Morris, Manager of the Bijou Burlesque ' 1 Theatre, who has announced the engagement of Ed Vonderschmidts five cuties, Barbara Hemenway, Barbara Rowe, Jeanne Rund, Clara Wells and Helen McCrossin. Miss De Rise, head of our Food and Cookery Department, interrupts th reading of the Leonian, by inviting the Evaluation Committee to a e hearty lunch in the new, enlarged cafeteria. Before they can reach the safety of 'he lunchroom, however, the bell rings, and once again they are rwhelmed by the onrushing horde. At the door of the cafeteria, Jean ove Rogan, school nurse, in a crisp white uniform is distributing band aids to 55 the lucky few survivors, among whom we see Ann Considine. On the final count of noses we find that two members, Mary Jane Howe, professor of voice culture, and Clara Weissenberger, art teacher, have fallen by the wayside. We are relieved to hear the well-modulated voice of Miss Howe as she pushes her way through the crowd, All right, youse guys! Look out! I'm comin' through! Miss Weissenberger has never been heard of since, and so another name was added to the casualty list. Behind the counter is Susan Matasker serving that ever-tempting dish, cole slaw. By her side is Martha Hohnholt ladling out bowls of soup. A new addition in the cafeteria is a soda bar presided over by Helen Beisele and Doris Koeng, chief jerkers. Suddenly a scream resounds from the kitchen as chief cook and bottle washer, Terry Mullen, snaps her whip to call Marie Burggraaf back to her dish drying. After their delightful repast the committee passes out-to the hall and thence to the library. They are greatly impressed by the oak panelling and the comfortable leather chairs. They seem to be not at all surprised to see Phyllis Hayne and Helen Bluerock, still students, hanging from the ceiling to take advantage of the new system of indirect lighting. Elbowing their way to the magazine rack they are delighted to find a choice selection. The feature this week is Batty-man in his daring escape to Mars posed for by Al Burger. Other favorites can be seen such as SIR! on whose cover we see their masked cover girl, Marion Tonjes, and CHIC featuring the gowns designed by Vivian Dennis and Mary Tice. The librarians, Dorothy Taylor and june Senft are in a huddle censoring DARING ADMISSIONS. As they espy the committee approaching, they hastily stuff it into the second drawer. Adele Schumm, head pencil sharpener, acts as hostess. As Frances Artau of the Evaluation Committee enters Marybelle Swett's math class, a volley of shots is heard. It is Gordon Quigley and Robert Marx, public enemies Nos. 1 and 2, accompanied by Florence Meyer, their gun moll, who are trying to rob the petty cash box in the office. The box is guarded by Betty Maychark. Viola Drews, nationally known G-woman dashed to the rescue and took the culprits off to the county jail. They will appear before Judge Kenneth Spencer on May 20. The commotion had barely died down when Marie Manning, science teacher on the Evaluation Committee, leaped into the air, emitting a howl of pain. Firewomen Anna Kolaya, Marjorie Lester, and Rosalie Molee were summoned to put out the hotfoot ignited by the fire-bug, Rachel Greco. Unnerved by all the excitement, the committee retired to the lounge which had at long last been installed by the members of the Board of Education. Among the members are Frank Brewer, Charles Cannon, and Felice Gusovius. Wilbur Ferrara, history teacher, spending his free period in the lounge, turned on the radio. They heard the last of the Smith Brothers' CBen and Bill? Dairy program starring the four Milk Drops, Christine Giannantonio, Pat Sul- livan, Jean Teats, Aileen Woodward. Herbert Steb, exponent of the Walter Winchell style of reporting, followed with some choice bits of gossip. They strained their ears as they heard him say, . . . Flash! Teddy CManvilleD Lemmerz has just announced his marriage to Gloria Kersten, torch singer, now that he has received his final decree from his eleventh wife, Mildred Parker. Miss Parker is said to be that way about a cow- boy whom she met at Rita Rust's Reno Rancho . . . Flash! Martha Lom- bard, the popular star of Mississippi is said'to have been seen with George Echentile at Jane Horton's beer garden . . . Georgie Parigoris, the featured rhumba king at Jane's Jernt is convalescing from a fractured hip in the seclusion of jane Hydell's Rest-if-you-can Home .... Flash! Carmella Terranova by a fast-talking, fast-moving campaign has defeated Mayor Hague in the Jersey City primaries .... Flash! Flash! He dood it again. Teddy Lemmerz is separated again .... Refreshed and quieted, the Evaluation Committee strode forth witn renewed vigor. Glancing out of the window they observed Margaret Senn posting a billboard on which the smile of Helen Dinzik gleamed as she advertised the Lestoque combination toothpaste and brass polish. Declaring their visit to Leonia High an experience never to be for- gotten, the Evaluation Committee ran for the school bus driven by Viola Fischer, but one hundred and fifty C1503 students beat them to it, and so it is standing room only until they get home. 56 ,fmxs : 7 D jfji Li .Xxx 553.5 1 9 T--F -W li m .n iii! Qt: W l K' aim U 1 i di' HH ' I We, the class of 1944, of the Borough of Leonia, County of Bergen, and State of New Jersey, being short of men and ideas, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. First, we direct that all our just debts be fully paid and satisfied as soon as may be after our departure. CML Uniacke will take care of thatj Second, to the class of '45 we leave the benefits, if any, of our crusade for greater recreational facilities. Third, to the class of '46 we leave the initial thrill of attending upper class assemblies. flt wears off.j Fourth, we give and bequeath the following items: To Miss Johnson, an automatic window opener. To Miss Doane, an empty classroom after school. To Miss Smith, a clock. CThat will give her all the time she wants.j To Mr. Turkington, a snack bar in 303 for those hungry moments. To Mr. Uniacke, a supermagnet so mat he can ALWAYS find his keys. To Miss Haver, the wish for many years of happiness. 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G.. 2 wp.. .' -if-,.v-.ara 2 wt.,-.-...,. .:.- wT'.h .-':5- -1 i-.'-,t 'Jin' gg.. . ':l,1f. N., q,,,,,.jIZif 7fy,LjAh:'l5A1g,EQi3, 'YZ Q-mlvn ,. V, 3 1 ' 1 T- Q - 'ffm- 'f'vzf 'fmmf--.f,f. .,q Q1 '-',. 9-1 gazutii-fi'-5, , lag, 1'--71' 53. .4 W- V .fe,,- . - wg, . - 7- f.r'f a3rmi:, -542 ei'Z23wf H J .! ' 23 U. - in - ... CD 2 rn .4 . CD ... D14 FP' . o E., . cn 2 :r o o ISI 5' 1 :n '1 3 1 ,... ... ,,, . 50 -f Helen, leave my shortening to another Baker David leave this Berg I, Helen, leave my Bluerock to the Science Department for further investigation. I, I, Robert, leave my Marx to anyone who wants them. Rita, leave my Rust to the fiivvers parked on Christie Heights Street I, Frances, leave my Sharp to the Music Department. L I, Phyllis, leave Her man alone because I have my own. Mildred, leave my Parker to Lovers' Lane. I, J une, leave my Cole for next winter. I, Doris, leave my Koeng to any potential queen. I, Barbara, leave my Rowe to the Overpeck crew. l I, Marybelle, leave my Swett over the senior essays to the juniors I, Dorothy, take my Taylor with me-cleaning is so expensive these days I, Robert, leave to go West with the other wolves. L 11 X M if td,.a -:x,-- . N: vp 1' I, Frank, leave my Brewer to Ruppert's. I, Fred, leave my Brown for khaki. I, Edward, leave my Busch for the school grounds. I, Gregory, leave my Webb. The janitors will never notice it. I, Clara, leave my Wells-we've got a sink now. And now, having disposed of all our valuables, we of the class of 1944 leave you! 'Fin- , , mtg., .- -ffl? - . i ' ' 2.5-A4,+ sv51Q A --i.1i...'3C --ry:-. ' . .. . V 4-gf -2,-1-1-J-f,?f5ig?-:i?,fngf, , . .. . R . I , Yi- 7 1 ' up.. .?4k.-rims.-w..1f THE SENIORS 1 In ., gm. ., ,-E.---.pf 1? T4 F? '1 :lf ,f .- . 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V.. , .'r'. f' .,,va, -. ,aw JUNIOR CLASS YW' wxvbliiigident Noman Aamland Muriel Durham Marie Jarnagin Robert Abrahamsen Robert Duschatko Lois Lange Helen Ackermann Mildred Eberhard John Lauzon Angelino Alimo Charles Eckhardt June Levasseur Natalie Allen Bruce Edwards Murray Lind Jeanne Ayers Jack Fallon Ruth Livingston Clifton Barker Josephine Farnkopf Donald Lockwood Margaret Barnes Doris Farquhar Catherine Long Walter Beckmann Pauline Farrell Bernice Macken Rita Bellocchio Vincent Federico Harry Maguire Donald Best Rosemary Flynn Joseph Marcell Peter Biege Janet Ford Jack Marinello Donald Bovers John Fraser Beatrice Mason George Boyd Betty Frew Frances Massey John Boyd James Garland Earl Maxon Janice Brooks. Patricia Gerrish Robert McAniff John Burneikis Peter Glannantonio Daniel McGee Walter Bushman Doris Glasspool Ann McKinless Dorothy Button Marilyn Goggin Sadie McPherson Maurine Cahill William Goggin Arthur Merker Jacqueline Calitre Robert Greene Robert Metzdorf Howard Capwell Clara Grippo James Miller Victor Coffre Joseph Gulotta Raymond Moessner Dennis Connolly Fred Gutman Theresa Moltzen Arthur Dalis Ralph Hackett Barbara Moore William Dannhauser Grace Harrington Edythe Moscone Irene D'Apolito Theodore Harris Vincent Mowery Noreen Dausch Ray Hendrix Barbara Munder Patricia Dempsey Ernestine Herzog Vincent Murphy Dorothy Dennis Gregor Hetzel Marilyn Olsen John De Venere Dorothy Hines Alice O'Rear Margaret Dickman Claire Hoffman Edythe Otis Gloria Di Giacomo Harold Hopkins David Oxman Stephanie Dunkhase Warren Janes Frank Panetta Faculty Ad-vzsers Miss Mary W. Wolfe, Chairman JIQANNE Mr. David J. Jones Mrs. Ruth E. B. Savage 'C peg YER, Mr, Charles F, Ryder Miss Cora Belle Stanton den! Miss Dorothy E. Weir 60 Marie Paquet Robert Paton Laura Peluso Dorothy Pessagno George Peterson William Plenge john Potter George Renner John Riker Doris Roberts Frances Roeser Calvina Roewe Josephine Rovelli Howard Ruderma Nancy Ruggiero Roberta Russhon Donald Sabey Il William Saccente Robert Salathe Joan Schilt Muriel Schirmer Martha Schoenberg Richard Schoenlank Florence Scott Barbara Sel Muriel Semmendinger Richard Sill Melvin Smith Harvey Soldan Lois Sommerhalter Robert Sparrow Richard Spencer Audrey Stark Arleen Storch Gloria Storrs Janet Targonski Rosalie Tighe Victor Tinucci Stanley Tomeski Theresa Tropia Elizabeth Urey julia Van Duyn Betty Van Horn Weston Vogel Alice Wagner Larry Wagner Alfred Watson Garry White Corinne Wiedbrecht Jack Williams Peter Wyckoff Elinor Yates 1908 16197, Dv 7're-9.91, rffjiiq Tk R AGNE Aticfl wmv seffe 61 O H CAR 30SEgreSident KDDX SOPHOMORE CLASS Herbert Ackerson Muriel Ahland Helen Albanese Grace Allen Doris Anderson Jack Anderson Shirley Anderson Edward Armstrong Fermina Babich Alice Babikian Martin Bachthaler Gladys Balazinski Roswell Barnes Gertrude Benson Theodore Berardicelli Ann Bingham Janet Bishop John Blackmore Beverly Blair Warren Bogert John Bowerman Sophomore Class Advisers Miss Emmy Kattmann, Chairman Ada Boyd Janet Boyd Sue Brown Stanley Bryant Robert Bucher Robert Butler Rosetta Cahill John Cantu Joseph Cariddi Ackley Carter Lena Casbar George Cassidy Ruth Checkley Carol Christensen Geraldine Clarkin Howard Claycombe James Cluba Paul Conlon Nicholas Costanza Robert Costello Laird Darling Eleanor Davis Angelino DeCarlo Barbara Dempsey Audrey Detjen Jose DeVictoria Edward Deysher Doris Dickerson Gilbert Dillon Rodney Edwards Le Roy Ellis Jack Elmore Joyce Erpel Mary Fabianek John Fischer Muriel Fordyce Mary Freas Carolyn Fusco Judith Gallus Nancy Gill William Glass Arthur Goldberger Miss Evelyn A Kern Mr. Timothy smith 'g1? M Mr. Calvin Lamont Miss Selma Wasson 'Ce gs? R Mrs. Elizabeth H. Thomas e '0'e,,4' 62 Lawrence Gottschau Bernard Grothues Marjorie Gulnick David Harlow Elmer Hastings Eleanor Heubel William Hughes Mary Ann Intermont Robert Jachens Florence Jackman Robert Jaeckel Gaile Kaiser William Kardel Judith Katz Jack Keena Myrtle Kelley Jeanne Kingsbury George Klink Joan Kwitchofi Doris Lawson Teddy Lind Mildred Lubke Herbert Luckert Carol Lutz David MacMichael William Massey Joan Matasker John McGavack Mari McGowan Adele Mettberg Robert Minasian Robert Moje Frank Moynihan Audrey Mraz John Mullen Patty Muller Gladys Mulligan Jack Musterman Jack Needham Lois Newhouse Raymond Oelfke William Ogden Gunnar Olsen Norman Papay Renee Parkyn Alice Peterson Wallace Peyton Oscar Pladek Michael Pollotta Dorothy Price Robert Ranieri Alva Relph Judith Ricciardi Virginia Ricci Donald Roberts Patricia Rochford Jeanne Roeser Peter Rotolo Marvin Rubin Charles Schanzenbach Dorothy Schmittner William Schwitzke Gladys Seaman Harry Sherman Olga Slezak Ethel Spierer Albert Stecker Edward Stelling Fred Stickle Bob Sweisberger Jacqueline Swett Joseph Tansey Florence Tembusch Angelina Temperio Frank Tenewitz Estelle Testamark Ruth Thompsen Edward Tomeski Ernest Truesdale Ann Truslowe Louis Van Gyn Franklin Verasco, Jr. Donald Victorin Carol Von Hartmann Marjorie Wejnert Dorothy Wencz Hope Wingerath George Woodward Gertrude Wragge Virginia Zeug Alice Zwemke 7' C' reevqaili 7-ER Y PLBXPJQEK whggwfelmy l S 03 FRESHMAN CLASS Mary Aamland John Barlow Michael Bender Peter Bender Leslie Bird Barbara Bising Elsa Blum Davis Bohn Roald Buhler Johanna Burggraaf Albert Bushman Winifred Cannon Rose Cooke Elsie D'Angelli Alice DeVenere Donald Devlin Eileen Dinkel Joan Doray Carol Druhl Donald Duckles Donald Earl Ildara Elmore Grover Emrich Elaine Fioravera Robert Fluhr Peter Ford Theresa Galland Rose Garguilo Merrilyn Greeley Herbert Grieshaber Eugene Guiffrida Beryl Henwood Donald Herterich Audrey Hetzel June Hilker Paul Hill John Hohnholt Robert Hughes Catherine Jester George Karros Anita Louise Keamey Malcolm Keith Richard Klenk Ruth Knapp Al Langenstein Wayman Lee George Lord Rita Loyd Roland MacDowell Joanne MacMichael Therese Marzocca Estelle Maychark Margaret McFetridge Robert McGowan Virginia Meister Salvatore Mitri Paul Moneuse Anna Murphy Elizabeth O'Rear Patricia Palmer 64 Dorothy Papsy Thomas Peck Audrey Peterson Gus Peyser Louis Proli Allan Rehling Madeline Rhode Robert Riker Eleanor Rovegno Howard Ruesch Josephine Ruggiero Burt Sauvageot Noel ScaEa Donald Sill Claire Smith William Spock Eleanor Stupienski Constance Targonski Ray Thompson Gloria Tillman Edward Traub Lillian Trebilcock Frieda Urey Eugene Van Houten Allan Voorhis Florence West Audrey Whitehouse Donald Wiggers Sylvia Willich Shirley Zeug Faculty Advisers Mrs. Juline W. Comstock, Chairman Miss Cathleen Gibney Mrs. Mildred Phelps Miss Elizabeth Sanders Freshman Class Oyfcers President ....... ...... W illiam Spock Vice President ....... Roland MacDowell Secretary ...,. ..... A udrey Hetzel Treasurer .... ..... D avis Bohn ,: '3 Hi xv d ' 'UWM 'rlfvwz f i 1 ,a..fe ,- 92-fi-'7vQ542':5 , 'A I L., , -jet I Mf g 1 W WSI5 K , K 31 is ,mm if We I . ,, ,- wg. rw: ,R Miss Rowena Bloss Joseph Adler John Ahrens James Avignone Arthur Beckmann Richard Bell Howard Best James Binder Richard Bird J une Bishop Faculty Advisers Miss Florence A. Duncan Miss Edith Marks JUNIOR HIGH Willfred Bohling John Bowler Louise Brooks Walter Button Anne Cassidy John Christmas Vincent Christmas Barbara Coles A. Lincoln Collard 66 Marguerite Cooke Gladys Dames Louis De Frances Carita De Mott Dolores De Venere Robert Dexter Eleanor Dickson Eleanor Dunkhase Donald Edwards Joy Edwards Joan Ellington Carol Erb John Fitch Richard Galland Barbara Gilbertson William Gough James Greco Catherine Greene Thomas Greening Barbara Hines Ursula Hartmann Carl Herzog Anita Imerito Dorothy Jackman Blake Janes Kathleen Kopp Betty Lapham Neil Lauzon Donald Lietz Robert Lord JUNIOR HIGH Harrison MacClatchey Teri Martini John Matasker Barbara Maul Carol McCoy Minnie McCoy William McCreedy John McGrory Marilyn McKinnon Bernice McPherson Audrey Meyer James Minasian john Morano Dorothy Munder Nancy Nelson Sheila O'Neill Wilbur Osler Herbert Passage Lawrence Passage Arthur Rathjen Janet Reinhart 67 Natalie Richman Robert Ruggiero Marilyn Sel John Sharp Edward Smith Florence Sommerhalter Virginia Stanley Richard Stark Fred Stroh Elma Taras Gerard Tetrault Katherine Thunhorst Helen Uihlein Constance Van Clief John Voorhis Grace Vullo Emilie Watson Joan Weber Theodore Wells June Williamson Donald Zeug Le . h 1 A onia High SC O0 Hd he War Effort 'Q x'x2fE ii X85 Rx. 3- -wM 5l BLUE PRINT READING RADIO ELECTRICITY K--pm.. S-Jw. RED CROSS WAR STAMPS AUTO MECHANICS AERONAUTICS WAR POSTERS SCRAP DRIVE u Q 3,3 Q ,L WZTQ, ,Q Ei 68 W ,, Q 5 5 Q 9 :X - H' .Q .f ut. Q N ss. 69 LEUNIA HUMOR 5OClETy The Honor Society is an organization de- signed to give recognition to those students who excel in character, leadership, and service. In order, however, to be eligible for consideration, candidates must stand in the first quarter of the junior or senior class. The faculty, and junior and senior members of the Student Council evaluate the strength of the members in the qualities mentioned above as strong, fair, or weak. The names of those elected are inscribed on a silver plaque. 70 CG' I Ho R go Q-s JON 194344 CIE r ff lg B sMirH M BLAIR RR M A HASTINGS M s1LL ,7 E sr:NcHAs G UNIACKE Ng s BAUMAN T Mun.: M X wi' X 1 QV7' ,f 'Z' if 'NX , I Nik I if N. . ' ' 5' . if le A. scnumn ntsrnu. ,Z . X - ' I, xxx, if - f Q xl' .KV U XXX E GCZER 41 A CVJEMORIES 1 -ON f P X, Vamp QQ 5 URN 6,5 A Qc Q President Ann Hastings Vice President Marilyn Olsen Secretary Terese Mullen Treasurer S Douglas Hulst F Faculty Adviser 0 Rn M 6 40 The Student Council is an organization formed to provide an opportunity for students to participate in the'management of their own activities. The fine work of the student court, student proctors, and other committees has helped to make our stay in L. H. S. more pleasant. 72 Oo flf 'iv 'J 1527 'iv '3+ if 'f?'i 'llf v 'v1 xh Vsufsw' -It iWFjf21Q ' , ,.T':',' j vt' 'fy ,1m'1rgg-'r- if -.vfwrj 'M' W51'w'5Q.f Y 5 f 'f'i1fi JW5. 1'1f1Lww1S2werW:-5-a:ffi11i5549m -'- 'e!'?!-3 hi --l A ! 'Fi' 'S-.-S. 1,-hi .ww . . A T.f'.1'f' ff -'s,y,1-31123341 I:i'f:g:-..,if-.uf1- -411.-.,. Sy X lv Az 5ig 3?:g intein wn.wx.t'X, as Mun or X, x krv q 7 Uiql x W ' -x 1 I X r 5 6iE?l'Q?si:iX'fFxw1 ' - qggiii-fi.77i xai'l?xiiTAQi::? fimfgrilf 1 L. X, ,-,Y N- ,hp :,. J.. 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X qrgggQ,f,3?S.5,fgP'rja::9f?t',gg..1z1f,gi?5'jiq,gefgxggfH . , K N., -il2l:,..,Lz I-7i,X..:y,1.L.-xi iw Q Yiqrxmzh M . -aiiiieafrgi:a3b?ai:+iii2ii:ftz:2grew 'Hill n e f ir:swfiilziig'ff.yilS53'u'ff3fi5e?l '-514+ . ., 7,54 Kpggfsilxgglsggzgqj.tggggixfg, :fur fi '91 41 5 .,kJ4?I1'p:F'Q-'fl-''l.if:1Lfy'ff'rl- 'P ,- fl 'NRA Nlxf,jltgwl,,?':':,EhEigLftQ-Gr-i,3,':Q V n , , q'5Ef?e.- iufqkigl-:xQ 4wf'p '?'5?Qj',,C 'gag -' tizlfieffizmew-f'f-Wtwffvf .5 'Q?3.i 'ff aQl'ij.1,i: ,viii -'-2-K 'gf I 'S'v2x1p1'Ql 1 ' ww, .P H .3 gwflvimq SX e ima:wlf5:f,,.rf1Qff Pix 'Y ?ii'Ni'i'51f ilgci'-itfrffp ,A g . H xgllv, ' iii , Q 1 fiqilfiiiit. .4 ' exit? if ig if S31 WJ, The Victory Council is the lower house in our student government It is the link between the Student Council and the student body. The group has done a great deal to further war effort activities in our school. A program has been started for better recre- ational facilities for the students of Leonia High School. Chairman. . . . . .Paul Westenberger Vice-Chairman. . . . . .George Henkel Secretary. . . . . .Doris Roberts President Malcolm Blair Vice President Edmund Senghas Secretary Benjamin Smith The H1-Y is an all-round club whose activities stretch out in many directions. Its services are evident not only in school but also in the community. The meetings held every other week present speakers from all walks of life. However, it is not all work, because recreation, such as swimming. bowling, basketball, and a Christmas dance, helps to fill out a well-rounded program. Treasurer Theodore Lemmerz Chaplains Donald Reis Edward johnson Faculty Adviser Mr. Charles F. Ryder IRL RESERVE The purpose of the Girl Reserves is to extend service wherever needed, and to develop the character and per- sonality of its members. This has been attempted through various activities: Red Cross and Social Service work, ad- dresses by guest speakers, our induction, our assembly program, and various social activities President Corresponding Secretary Marjorie Lester Vice President Barbara Hemenway Recording Secretary jane Hydell Peggy Strehan Treasurer Terese Mullen Faculty Adviser Miss Emmy Kattmann mf-maxaman 5, 4 54, - ,.E,:,4v' - , ,fy-if nts tw P' lf-- :., -4.1!-5-135' .H -1' -au? v' e. , ya-4 , -. -2 wfQ1'f.5'f:if:fr-!'5iLi-fiffiv1f.weii?f.arQi:3:f1:f I1 Lrnuian Editor-in-Chief-Edmund Senghas Associate Editor. . . .... Arleen Stoll Sports Editors ......., Naomi Dickson Edward Johnson Feature Editors ..... Bernice Nachman George Boyd Herbert Coffre Circulation Managers. . .Gloria Kersten Richard Spencer Business Managers ...... Rachel Greco Rita Bellocchio Literary Faculty Adviser Miss Mildred G. Doane Advertising Faculty Adviser Miss Evelyn A. Kern The Leonian, this year as in the past, has been the voice of the pupils of Leonia High School. 1Q..1':2 E'r 76 ff v Mug, LIBRARY 'STAFF President ......... ..... A dele Schumm Vice President ...... .... A ileen Woodward Secretary Treasurer M ' - . . . ............. aria Paschkis Facult Ad ' ' ' y viser .................. Miss Louise Johnson The fourteen members of the Library Staff check books in and out, impose fines, shelve books, arrange magazines, and prepare new books for circulation. This year they are working on a catalog of books according to author, title, and subject. 77 +L-.4 The Book and Mask is organized to give pupils interested in any type of dramatics an opportunity to learn more on the subject by giving them opportunities to act, direct, plan lighting, stage sets, and make-up. One public evening performance provides an outlet for these activities. This year the proceeds of the per- formance went to help the war effort. President .,........ 4 . .Frances Ingemann Librarian .... ..,. P atricia Sullivan Vice President .,..... ..,.. M alcolm Blair Historian ,,,..,. .... H elen McCrossin Recording Secretary ...i.,, Kenneth Spencer Sergeants-at-Arms. I ' H W g g V V I lPatricia Gerrish Corresponding Secretary, ...... Peggy Strehan iR1Ch-ard Spencer Treasurer ......4........... Marjorie Lester Faculty Adviser .... Mrs. Elizabeth H. Thomas 78 3?.4?sf11mfirwifffw:frfCvS?4ef?ff??'4f2H5i1vagqfff+5fQ-i-fps., X '--IJ .-.' 1.-3--pw M',,'.'-.Q ..,, '. .N-f,-s-1. H. . 1. -.-Q..-vm gn,.t.,PLi ',,'4 lvl' hilx as ,,.:1Iik. ..:F!,,,1,i.r,:yT?f,r3,, , 3,:i'Y?,.f'5-.4L,Q.:?F:,,g.:ff-.1. A m ,f is J Ng 2? 1 vg, cz- ' -' .' 1.7 - 4. 'g '1 S- L .,4 , Q, CLUB President...............Helen Dinzik .Carmella Terranova Christine Giannantonio Vice President Secretary..... .Clara Wells Treasurer............... ' 'ce Barry Faculty Adviser...M1ss Berni The Commercial C organization open to students en- rolled in classes in commercial sub- se is to increase jects. Its purpo knowledg ' ' the field of business. ,N lub is the e of and interest in Meir:-L -, :WT'1:5.i , ' X- . ,, A x 5, XXxl1mr1,fpll,3r.1-Mumbai, bn U 11 LATIN CLUB is i Q A-e Vi is ! i Y Ancient Rome has affected the civilized world in many ways. The Latin Club is organized to gain a better understanding of this. It also gives the student an opportunity to study Roman culture and history more closely than in class. Consul ..... ,... P atricia Gerrish Tribune .,.. .,.. M errilyn Greeley Censor. . . ....... Sue Brown Quaestor ...... ......... J ohn McGavack Aedile ..................,...... Carol Lutz Faculty Adviser ..., Mrs. Elizabeth H. Thomas 80 FRENCH CLUB After the war an understanding of the French people will be essential to peace. This understanding may be gained through knowledge of their country and their cus- toms. The French Club offers an oppor- tunity to learn of these by means of guignol shows, games, songs, films, slides, and re- ports on the French provinces, art, and literature. President Carol Van Hartmann lj' J I 13, QM-,P , f+ .E ' ' rsfif? HI! S +1-J' QI, -S .l 1 ag, 1 s' I ': 7,1 ' an .gfsgi 1-'gif 5 Pj 5.451-ff EH.. ..: '. 5277: ' .-,' I-7' s' .. 7545 TP 3imf?'1 'v' 11 lift , . ' F! 5' lst 42 K- f I 'gh' 5 If f.:f,'2L Nil - Zi A ' f' '.' x, 1-t. -L-'Li , 4 ati - ,au .NX .8 ' 'A f 5. E S - 1-'1'1u.f1fIfrcf, ' ' 1 . ,. ' QCfx.'FlAl'y-Qwgvfni-1 - ifmfgl'-ue,-srmrriilf ,X .U-mu..-1 -:Vg .' 'J iv. ' -S '. ig -'vw'-rv-Qwn..-app... 1 5 414 -5 E 5' 5 flfie' 4 - EJ if :Lvl S tg S 'E :Ilia-5 911 1 Vice Presxdent ' J 4 ,- j, '9g 13 gi., . xL:'1:.Lf '. -1 Ethel Spierer - ' 'fa TI','ff,',',': tl:-gx-S.-ff-,.v, ' Secretary-Treasurer XM Igjaffw -15 -l Wymil . . , --- is-A '. 5.3 tp. .rm :Sla- patncla Gernsh A.-v....,......,mm., ..f. .. ., . ., , Q-nv :ini-Iii. '1TiT4-iv , . Faculty Adviser X, -- ' 41- gg I i.lY'4s:.1QgN. F -'ff . UQ' k F' 4 K ' W :Nr fxk , if ,Y,, Miss Mary Wolfe J . .. i. ,Q If H .. fdk,.-ff. F gf f-r ,F . ,- , , , ' - - 4 t ' ' ' A' ' .QQ A - .-f--Q. ff -f A ' ' X '+ 'J - --'1-2:f'f'?l'N' V zlyifxvl for , A . ' .,,?5tT1.y-1 -I x , ' Af W 'f,, .,f ..,1ff+ .3-Rx F r ,W ,,f'Q 4 fi-FIG . F' 5 ' A 425351 .. . ,...- , ' V- ., 4-'xu ' 1 ' ., . -1-, G, u- W- -'ff F fr ffuf- 'f:...J---, .-.,,,...-... Q-. '1 .. ' - K' Q. 5 ' L ill - ' L -xi-' .,,g.L.3,g U ---- f's1 ':! ' 1'49f'?Z'- wQ.Z.-, ' - -d-- 'fn -w D V - 'A a-. .. ,arch , .. r,-'L . 81 ' .. ' fax F - M ..a:,..., -vias, ' v Q vu-an-xg tax: , gi ,. ,. Q, M. 1 n n -- CLUM rv.-. . f 'f H -we i,-V, , .,5.,,. .,,,. .14 X, -, Our nearest southern neighbors are Mex- ico and the South American countries. During these times you hear a great deal about furthering friendly relations and Pan- Americanism. There is no better way to do this than to learn about the hearts of the people through their songs and dances. This is what the Spanish Club in our school has done. President ii.... . . A Marjorie Sill Vice President .... . . Adele Schumm Secretary ....,,,.., . is Arleen Stoll Treasurer .....,....,,, Richard Spencer Faculty Adviser. .Miss Elizabeth Sanders C9l?1'UllIl1 '. nf - 'L , A . , - , Ffa.: l. Q ,R 5 , A- 1 A '-qu .1 'ar U.- pg? - sm- 1- ' f 'lr PM-Qf e ei , 'F' Q47 ' if,.: . Y' '1' . f f.1'- 'B -141 P .tags iff gi.. Q? as 'IF gt ,.,iF: .m5m,.. 13, v QV j,,',.f.:fl 5 'dx' - '-3 H --F1:Tf'5R?1if' lm me '-' ww W' Wm fran' ' -fif' -:few exe- 3' ' 1 l '-LL' - Vx A V -u. fl? ii 'kr 'J-K, xr? 1 . G-.Mgmt I n eeie President ,..... . , .Margaret Barnes Vice President . . . . ,Marjorie Gulnick Secretary ...,. . .,..., Elizabeth Urey Treasurer ........4......................,..... Robert Duschatko The German Club was organized for those who wish to further their interest in German culture. Meetings are held twice a month. One is a formal meeting in which contributions to world culture in German art, music, and science are studied. The other meeting is an informal one, in which members play games, sing German songs and do other such things. Field trips to moving pictures are taken to familiarize students with the language in its regional differences. 83 MATHEMATICS CLUB ' id President ........ A.., H arvey Soldan Vice President AA.. ....., G regor Hetzel Secretary ...A... ,.,, E rnest Needham Treasurer ,.........,........4..,........ Edwin Holmes This year the Mathematics Club was newly organized. Be- sides the usual puzzles and games the club has devoted several meetings to the topic Surveying, including one at which the Borough Engineer demonstrated the use of the transit. The study of modern maps has also been found interesting. 84 g SCIENCE CLUB 'N -X it v f Rex . Q 'Tj '-.K ' . .1 1 f ff P I nv. ', ,.f IVMK X Afwk N bf' I sl.,-1 The Science Club offers an opportunity to students who are interested in any phase of science to broaden their knowl- edge through research and discussion. Twice each month meet- ings are held at wh1ch different members report on their favorite branch of science Preszdent . . .Dominik Karolkiewicz Vice President ....,i Edmund Senghas Secretary Treasurer ..,,,. .Marjorie Meyer Faculty Adviser 4.., Mr. Charles L. Uniacke I ' s I A I I r A l l 1 X ' K 'Y If 5 1 '0- 1 J 437 - v 1 5 - I lf fi IQ , 223 ' ' ' f ....... . A f ,ii ' ' l..,l gi l - 33:1 . . . lf :Q - Q, A fi- h fri Z v. .-- J, 5,3 I f ' , ,. 4, . ' 1-,ffl 85 1- at J X 5- I ii V ul aft! -r if ,w ,. E , X - 'XMB if i. Ll .-. - 5 .. - ., ....,,.? -4 4 h .-'gf ' ll Q A -YB .' ff f 1' f-2. Sf ,.'. fi r- 'I 4? rl ' '. ' I 'fa - - 45 ' .'. ,13 v ry' V, T ' 'ff 4 9 , .w .q.. - i ' r L W ' 5 , 7 .,. - at ,V .lil -gg., - 6 I' , I, - vi: 1 ,'. 44' ,Z A YL ,fp r' IP: ? ' Qing' av I ' lldlk If 1' 4 . K ' 4 , f' ,s ,um , 1 4 4 ' - ff' ' Q U ' . f' if ' M- -1' I 9-1319, ' f ' . e e I 5 M r 5-af A .4 i .vhuiq ,vu I .,, X' z3-.fv-'Kgs-fra gin? President 4........,.. .... D orothy Price Vice President ,... . . .William Hughes Secretary ...,,.. .....,. R ita Loyd Treasurer ..,.... ....,....,. R uth Knapp Faculty Adviser ,,.,... Miss Cathleen Gibney During the course of the year the Naturalist Club delved into many of the wonders of nature. Several interesting field trips took place. These trips and lectures helped the members to under- stand further the scope of science and nature. The activities also included a project presented by each member of the organization. .mr 3,-1fxqf,j3'e l'j'y'1Qk-,Q-LJ' lf' ' . uf, .1 v',,l.lfn'1l 'f'--.3 -lg.-WU Mica. J .. , J t Fire Chief ,....., ............. H enry Ardler 4 Assistant Chief. . . .... John Riker A Faculty Adviser ..........A,............... Mr. John Noll -A This organization is prepared to serve a dual purpose in school drills that prepare for emergencies. Its members are 355 posted at stations equally important for fire or air raid. The Qgiwl safety of the student body and school property lies in the hands V Q. of these sentinals. ,.L 87 f F . i . i i 5 I r I , L , ! , 5 . s a . 7 1 I I. I : i I 2 I 5 i 'J 5 . i . I E 7 i . I I i I E I i 5 E 1 f , I 1 1 . J . I I , 5. E . I : f S I 1 z E f i . i : P . 4 i i I . e : 9 m I i, I I i 5 u 5 J n z i i L I E .-...A.,.... .,..-..,.--......- .-,-,-,... .,...---,...-- -.-.,-......--..,. , .., M- --..--.. -..V-.....-...-..,.-,--.-..-....-.,..-.-- -,. --,.,. ...-...,.. ,.... H. MM, .-..,-, .....--. ,..- ,....-, ,...,...,.-... ..-J 4 ' .Hx 'I -vfsw, Q, The Glee Club offers a mode of expression to those girls who enjoy ensemble singing. The activities of the year were highlighted by the concert given on March 31 in which the entire Music Department participated. Performances at gradua- tion, baccalaureate and spe- cial assemblies completed the activities of the Glee Club for the year. Boys and girls form a mixed chorus known as our choir. In addition to selections rendered at the concert, the choir also performed at the Community Christmas Fes- tival, and baccalaureate. CHES T GQX' or -- Q4 Director .,... Miss Margaret Haver The orchestra has contributed to the musical activities of the school by performing at the assemblies, the senior play, the concert, baccalaure- ate exercises, and graduation. The members look forward to the time when other instruments will be added to the present collection so that the orchestra may be expanded. KP' ,ff mf.. ., ., ' ,flfr ar' M sf 5 C J ' ...Q Mimi fe, 'PH SJ in Q 5 Freshman Writers' Club President ...... . . .Merrilyn Greeley Vice President ..... ..,...,,. C laire Smith Secretary ........... .... E leanor Stupienski Assistant Secretary ......... Eleanor Rovegno Treasurer ................ Robert McGowan Faculty Adviser ........ Mrs. Juline Comstock This club was organized for freshmen alone in order to stimulate creative work of all kinds among them. They meet twice a month and at these meetings the members contribute original work such as poems, stories, limericks, and parodies. , V Z 5,1 A f X ff,- 94 Debating Club President Rita Loyd Vice President John Bowler Secretaries Eugene Guiffrida Carol Erb Treasurers Sheila O'Neill Kitty Kopp Faculty Adviser Miss Florence Duncan 'i X 54, The Junior Debating Club was organized to give its mem- bers an opportunity to express themselves on everyday prob- lems, and to acquire skill in speaking before a group. This club was organized for the purpose of arousing the students' interest in mathematics. 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I1 'df ' f ' ' r 1. ,J L. 1 , .0 -' -f' i 1 , ' e uh 'xc ..- NY -1. - 1, , mi N., . w ww 1' ,I , 4 1 .f ' J ' 5 ei- af J I , Q , .- ,, ', , 1 5' ' ' f :I J sc' -L g' ' ' Q A' ' . X, ss , L -14 -A I 1 3 Y President ....., . . .Naomi Dickson Vice President ..,.. . . .Adele Schumm Secretary-Treasurer. . .... Rosemary Flynn Sergeant-at-Arms. . ......... Clara Grippo Faculty Adviser ........' .Miss Dorothy Major The Girls' Leaders Club was organized in 1939 for those girls interested in physical edu- cation activities. Meetings are held once a week, alternating business and play meetings. The girls learn to ofliciate in all sports, learn rules and techniques of the sports, and determine -rules which shall be in effect in the intramural sports. Cooperation, initiative, and self-government are developed as a result of Leaders' Club. This year the club played a basketball game with the boys' L Club for the benefit of the March of Dimes. 99 LEADERS ,1. 1 , ,e N 1, f,f',,31'3,.,f' , . 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I ,iff my V. . as A Although our 1943 season was not all we expected, few will forget the thrilling 20-13 victory over the powerful Tenafiy team which was the outstand- ing football upset in the county last fall. Leonia fans are looking forward to next season, as several of the letter men and many promising players from the Junior Varsity are returning. - - SZoltan Makocy Co Captams. . . . . . l Henry Ardler Manager . . . . ,George MacDermut Coach ........... Mr. David J. Jones Assistant Coach. . .Mr. Richard M. Bell f . L - . ' .-F' 1 L- ' ' '-- ' . A. A 11' -f m I ' IM: , i rs I -,A - .W , Q .QI-1 , '.:ffr9, iff s ' S 4 4' ' ,w-31' N' x ' -fa -'W-'-' X Wt' ' 7. - 2 4 f Y - ,TJ - ypff- 1 QL 4.51, . -. 4'-M F EET! ' f V QM- U3 Q 355.95 .5 X N lf' f 5 ,lfbf ji ff 5 1 X 1 - - ' fsj' .. 0 Q . A Vf - A . ... gi 1 .. 5' X' -47540-3 k ,- . 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Nw 2 . , , H - . - -fs-4,'15,,f:'i5.g.f ,-..- W f .- 1- . 'f , .v . V K-. ,X 'T1 .al, f4'. f,' 1523? f a H . , , . Ac 31' . . ' . V ' - V - .-+'g-'f-fzmrfv-J' : 'ta iv. -' - - 7 ' - 4 H . sw?-Qitfw' T1 H' EQ'f:QQfsE.2.I Q f C- fav?-:rf -ff-' fig? fgfslissscef. ifqf gan'-Q, 'rf 1? 1 'far , .fj5x'5l- Xa 153 5-15, 7 .Y if fx w M.. E- 52 BASKET ALL. 'L DL .251 Y fr! Q x ,J N -sb, ,xl 'ew-X .ex 'll xnx K . 4 Captain. . .....,,, Henry Ardler Manager. . . . Dominik Karolkiewicz Coach .......,., . ,Mr. Roy Nickerson Assistant Coach ,......., ............. M r. Richard Bell The basketball season was not a particularly successful one. However, through victory and defeat, the Leonia five, captained by Henry Ardler, was spurred on by a host of hopeful rooters. 103 , 1 N Q f 1 ,xi uw s fr X 15 ' 4 I -nn,aAll-'L Y ' -la A X 'Z' ,, 'M'-+-A Xg . -+ W '--- --a . , 1- --Qwih - J ,, 'i , ' Q' ' A , . 's' --. 1 T'f+--T-4,4 ., ' xx . V ,g -Y . -,.,.'jf V -1 N.u 1, 1. ' lilo! 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W5 1 ' classes? sefms to indicate bright pros- 2' , -evv ' if Q , .'mt,,,,-,,',... rw, ' . pects or uture teams. :Sm i , 4 - V. ,jim ' Ji t I f . -------. ,Q :-- Y , A ,. K' XX ...........'- - lff X - V -. ' ,'f'tg-if N x L? .f ,. iff.. F -I ,fpicj-.irvgx as 1. '- 9'4?:e- -- Q., - W - ..g 1.'..ggVS,-.-r.,,sr Lq..gen X df - I r'uA 5 'u 1', 1135 -Zz f. ' .1 .--+1 -x.- I ,'...g-f 5 , H u L:L'Qw,v z. - 4 h ,, fl 1.4 XX -lf' X A - e N -. -,,, gu-'r 'f 1, -1-P .,13 f'- '-,-.',,' Z. ff . N '- - 'f f7s4ftfff-f2:-41,1 . ,-- ,- ,.,... - '-'- . ' ' V -.-., ,Y tux , Q ' ,. ,- ' , ,- in-W . in S I , V -L .,......,... , 'L 41,-. 104 'XZ ' ...- a-v..-t1r.V-- .rW. , flfff 2 .43-...T I ..-Ii - xx C- BHSEBHL L T -I 4 d . I , YV ff M... , 5 The presence of a member of letter men on the 1944 team assures us of thrilling games this season. Coach . . . . . .Mr. David Jones 5-N :Q .M is t ,V ,Q 3 f esee A RP' A L 3 'M W 105 I I X xw BOYS' The mtramural sports develop a terest ln athlet1c part1c1pat1on among all boys of the school Honors went to the sophomores in touch football and basket- ball, to the juniors in soccer, and to the sen- iors in volley ball. A 40-j 106 INTRAVIU As Leonia Lore goes to press there is k keen rivalry for championship in the spring p h gi Q h .4 sports p ppzp 107 sums, Btu r gp, ' V, N l .iv is r' , N ,ff if fi K 'M EAN EE ,, ge ls! We rf' r gel-'fipn-+j,,J . ji? TVA' . . I- 17'Y.,,Q5gA V L- 4 L: 19,4 J' nr 'S J, I, ,. ' , Q4 W QAX Q5 X m . 1' ',?':'o 'Q YXQZZY tunity to earn her felt L if she ac quires a total of 1500 points by par ticipating in intramural and individual sports. If a girl can earn 3000 points, if X ff 'dx' , 1 x ,:,o'o,,'g.' . N 333' X QM fs, . Y Q J 0 , if ' l X ix 1 O8 Each year every girl has an oppor- IN TQAIVI UFPALS 55. 527 lo 49 R 49 'S Q mf N SXI5 ,f , .al w A rp-. ij X54g5,l'1 ja' J she will receive the coveted chenille KGLHI This year the seniors won the soc- cer championship. The juniors won the hockey and volley ball champion- lips. 5 - O , ' :fag 1 1,0103 s'5'Mxr A o- Kirk-X 6'f ,?'f 'Q .A Xkvkw why' 0 , rl qgvg, rw .X 7, ',o,,:,, . 1 J, Lyr' my FN... 'uh ff f ' 'I I' S xl . Af. N' tv- f .f-ff'-6. , ' F' . f - K . 7 'J gb e ' gf' wb 109 JUNIOR VARSITY The Junior Varsity is composed of the less ex- perienced boys who desire to participate in team play in any of the major sports. They get their experience and instruction by acting as the foils of their older and more skillful comrades. The Junior Varsity is the stepping stone. to the Var- sity, and therefore, competitive games are sched- uled with as many Junior Varsity or smaller varsity teams as can be accommodated. This is true of football, basketball, and baseball. 110 -OL H' fS HISBFFPPF ., . H . , - v ff-'mx 'Ax 4 1 -,f ,5,,..H X 'V in P-.1 Senior Comics Thumbnail Sketches Don Winslow ..... Tillie, the Toiler . . Dragon Lady ..,. Little Henry. . . Lady Plushbottom Mamie .,......... Etta Kett .....,. Dixie Dugan ..,,, Tiny Tim .,...... The Timid Soul. . . Katzeniammer Kids Joe Palooke ......, Little Abner .... Smilin' Jack ,.,.. Flash Gordon .... Taffy Tucker ,.... Dale ..........,. Atlas Maidenswoon .... The Phantom ,.... Lester de Pester.. Skeezix ....,..... The Bat Man .... Maggie ....... Jiggs ..,... . . . .William Smith . . .Gloria Kersten . . . . June Howard Richard Norlander . . .Pauline Connor Margaret Hoffman . . . . .Viola Drews . .Patricia Sullivan . . . .Walter Zacpal .Philip Schaffroth lGeorge Echentile I Douglas Hulst . . .Walter Bullard .Edgar Marookian . . . .Malcolm Blair . . .Albert La Porte . .Virginia Putnam ......June Senft . . .Richard Potter . . .Zoltan Makocy . . .Albert Fagnoni . . .Edwin Holmes . . . . . .Paul Landy . .Marie Burggraaf . . . . .James Inglis Hair .... Dagwood . . Thomas McCullen Blondie .... .... M arjorie Schlaman Daisy Mae. . . .......... Mary Tice Dick Tracy .... ...... W ilbur Ferrara Superman ...... .... P aul Westenberger Senior Songs Star Eyes ................... Peggy Strehan Pistol-Packin' Mama ........... Dot Whelpley Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair Jeanne Rund Mairzy Doates .......... Carmella Terranova Dark Eyes .......... ..... B ettina Lestoque Marie, the Dawn is Breaking. . .Marie Manning My Sister and I. .Kenneth and Felice Gusovius O. Give Me Something the Remember You By Catherine Barry My Melancholy Baby ........... Jean Teats Kiss the Boys Goodbye ........ Marion Tonjes Nursie, Come Over Here and Hold My Hand Helen Beisele Speak Low ................... Rachel Greco Shoot the Sherbert to Me, Herbert .Herbert Steb I Dood It .............. Raymond Ohswaldt Strawberry Blonde ............. Anne Tammi The Waiter and the Porter and the Upstairs Maid .... Vivian Dennis, Ernest Needham George Paragoris Elsie Bauman-Laughs, Student Court, friends George Henkel-Mischief, Air Corps, car Ann Considine-Bangs, pleasantness, 'V mail Barbara Scott-Strawberry blonde, good sport, Bill Naomi Dickson - Sports, good nature, good times Barbara Dias-Skippy, naturalness, chemistry bills Henry Ardler-Sports, Jo, friends Patricia Burchill-Giggles, fun, blonde Frances Ingemann-Book and Mask, quietness, good humor Audrey Wieben-Youth, talk, laugh Edmund Senghas-Leonian, speeches, Miss Doane Robert Barnett-Red hair, shyness, English Essie Reynolds-Impetuousness, alto, walk Evelyn Cruickshank-Chatter, worries,, Cookie Martha Lombard-Long hair, arguments, white teeth Ed Johnson-Basketball, Leonian, Kay Dominik Karolkiewicz--Weather man, basket- ball manager, Science Club Evelyn Knopping-Frank, Navy, more Frank Frances De Rise-Dates, Georgie, Marion Martha Hohnholt-Friendliness, quiet, sincere Bernice Nachman-Music, chemistry, marks Margaret Rochford-Smile, neatness, sweetness A I deal Date GIRL . . . . . . . . . . .Florence Meyer Eyes .... Nose ....... Smile ........ Complexion ..... Figure ....... Clothes ..... . . . . . .....Jean Rogan . .Dorothy Taylor . . . . .Helen Dinzik . . . .Frances Sharp . . . .Frances Artau . . . . .Jane Hydell Personality. . . ............ Barbara Dias BOY Hair .... .... R ichard Van Houten Eyes .... ....... M ichael Kaplan Nose ...... Smile ....... . . . .William Vanning . . .Benjamin Smith Complexion. . . ...... Donald Morris Build ....... .... K enneth Spencer Clothes ..... ..... D on McCaffery Personality. .... John Gorman Our Ideal Teacher We'd have one if we could combine Mrs. Comstock's sincerity Mr. Turkington's understanding Miss Barry's patience Miss Smith's fairness Mr. Ryder's friendliness Mrs. Thomas' disposition Mr. Lamont's sense of humor Miss Major's dependability Miss Haver's graciousness Miss M. Johnson's thoroughness Miss Kattman's self-control Miss Wolfe's tact and Mrs. Savage's executive ability. Thafll Be The Day! When Ronald Brown roots for the Yankees. Clayton Kaiser is on the honor roll. Geraldine Kurza is in school all day. Al Burger is the life of the party. Florence Meyer has black hair. Arleen Stoll Hunks. Ann Hastings refuses to say what she thinks. Shirley Neumann gets a feather cut. Eleanor McFetridge loses her voice. Terry Mullen is unprepared. Sue Hoppe wears sox. Genevieve Ross and Margaret Senn grow UP. Violet Jennings is a school teacher. Christine Giannantonio wears a frown. Naomi and Frances Checkley are chorus girls. Clalra Weissenberger is a second Ilka Chase. Helen Fluhr is without an excuse. E pitaphs Under this mound lies Anna Pallotta At last she did something she hadn't otta. 'Neath this grass so green Aileen does lie. She tried too hard to be six feet high! Here in state lies Anna K. She broke her neck in gym one day. Under this stone lies Doris Thyssen, She was scared to death when they let the mice in! Here is our monument to Edith Poeschl: She ate too many sandwiches at a social. The sepulchre here is for Abigail Pollock. She finally died from-of all things!-the colic! Under this stone lies Viola Fischer. A quieter spot no one could wish her. Alice and Evelyn had a fight: So Alice now is out of sight. Pause for a thought of poor J une Dienges: She swung on the gate 'till she broke the hinges. In this tomb lies Susan Matasker We don't know why-and we can't ask 'er. A quiet girl was Irene Fuchs, And she quietly died-too many cukes! Resting here is a girl who's holy. In life her name was Rosalie Molee. Each night when the skeletons leap and prance Anne McLearie still leads the dance. Here lies the body of Jane Hydell But you and I know very well Her soul's in-Heaven! Ethel Weber met her death Because for milk she drank some ethyl! Under the spreading chestnut tree fell Permanently-Our Adele! Appreciation We, the class of 1944, wish to express our thanks to our faculty advisers, Mr. Uniacke, Miss Johnson, Miss Smith, Miss Doane, Miss Barry, and Mr. Turk- ington, for their help throughout the year, and espe- cially their assistance with the LEONIA LORE. We appreciate, too, the help that Mrs. James has given to the art committee. In making mention by name of our senior faculty advisers we do not wish to imply that we are unmind- ful of all that has been done for us in other years. We are very grateful to the teachers of our fresh- man, sophomore, and junior years. Our thanks go, also, to the underclassmen and other friends who have bought our book, and to those advertisers whose support made this publication possible. 114 .J 1 , 5 .Jn H5 1 L 1 . .W .', , , n, ' 1 1 - v.,..-.,,.,. ' ' ' 1 s vl .1.f':.,l . ..'. .fr 1 N f ' 1 f , f V k n x'. .Nw- u, 'x', N , J ., K A.,U'7'Q'f,FQ '.4 I . Q - '4-. . ,- f . -- ..- , 44 - . . WL Vg, 1,5 . V 5.-Q. V w l 1 it , wg. 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' ' ,Jax1'..41',':-f'Z ::.'1 4 - Q 44.2 4 .45-71.4 AVTK. lull' -,.-4 x 1' '--f-vw. w:'.fQk1,v1X4.u.',v 'V 1 v'.r5'.Y!' fn wa : 'l':4x1'q'-I :' '.. lg -P r.. -:JIT vifli .P- 93' -. Wzth the Best Wzshes o the Members o the Leonuz Board of Educatlon The Class of 44 has a blg Job to do for the Commun ty a d thelr Country All Power to You' Gil The Leonia Bank and Trust Company f f 116 Compliments o Pallsades Park School Board ThomasJ Monaghan Preszdent Estella C Elwell Vzce Presldent Frank 0 Brewer Henry J abel Fred C Handelmann Charles Molee Thomas J HOSk1Hg Joseph L Percy Herbert Skralant Joseph M Rotolo Amelia Hackett Board Attorney Custodzan John W Fuchs D J Mastrangelo Supervzsmg Prznczpal Dzstrlct Clerk Best Wishes M BIRTWHISTLE ALAN V LIVINGSTON PALISADES TRUST AND BIRTWHISTLE 81 LIVINGSTON Real Estate and GUARANTY COMPANY I su 'ce Cor Dean and Bergen s ENGLEWOOD NEW JERSEY Englewood N J f Q + . St. 117 Leonia 4-2509 Compliments of Dorothy Wiseman DOROTHY'S BEAUTY NOOK 388 Broad Ave. Leonia, N. .l. F L O R A Shoes and Shoe Repairing 426 BROAD AVE. LEONIA, N. J Leonia 4-3785 WILLIAM M. ANDERSON Wood Floors Laid-Sanded-Finished 79 Liberty Place Palisades Park, N.J FERRERA 81 SON Fruits and Vegetables-Fancy Groceries 331 BROAD AVE. LEONIA, N. J. Leonia 4-3550 Leonia 4-3551 TARAS BROTHERS Shoe Repairing and Hat Cleaning We Give You Your Money s Worth in uallty and Workmanship JOHN COSTELLO Your Jeweler 302 Broad Ave Palisades Park Leonia 4 1099 EXPERT WATCH an JEWELRY REPAIRING MORSMERE HABERDASHERY an BARBER SHOP 2 East Columbia Ave Palisades Park N WHEN YOU THINK OF MOVING Think of COMMUNITY JOHNSON CORP Palisules Palk N J Phone Leonia 4 0888 JOHN D HEWITT Real Estate and Insurance BrzoAn AND CENTRAL AVENUES LEONIA N J e FOrt Lee 8 0092 0093 Estab 1887 HOEBEU' FLORIST H' ox THE TOWNE SHOP Dresses-Accessories fi! f' 'Harm' 267 Central Ave Leonia I dwg N if Tel Leonia 42831 ,ati ,J RTI-31 THE LITTLE SHOP Routes 1 and 6 FORT LEE N .l I FOR LITTLE PEOPLE 405 Broad Ave Member 0 the Florist Telegraph Delivery MISS May Cooper Pahsades Park N J -5 d . , . . O . ' . ' , . J. ' .4 c . ' ., . . 9 ' ' LC 5 0 n T l. - - . SG K Q 'W mann-rLonxsr P 1,15 fb:-Q. Us .-g', rims-sjf sfq u--3223. . - - i f' gf.,-134, , uifsiiiitfas as - HT 1 . V - ' .-Q Wt ,,, , 14 - -5 rL,4. -, .1-r g .., V . , . 11 1.5 ,. .-.,.- 12.5 .- q Q -1 . I . -E -.g.g'I2g.g , .f '!' j-Rf: li. 0 . -is . ,f -1 'f it ,4,Qg',,,tT-5 -,wig 1 , , .,,i,,::-:V Yu 'A' 1 I , . . . f . y. , U 118 Compliments of a Friend Compliments of PARK LANE THEATRE PALISADES PARK NEW JERSEY Leonia 4-3116 Free Delivery WHELAN DRUG STORF ROBERT H PRINCER Reg Pharm 320 322 BROAD AVE Corner Central ELY SAYS In after ve'1rs when thls you see Thlnk of good shoes and thlnk of m Com plzments o DAVE S ESSO SERVICENTER THE ELY SHOE SHOP Opposite the Park Lane Theatre LEONIA 4-0822 D B MULLIKEN Real Estate 311 Insurance Corner Grand and Ames Ave I-1601112 N BR MRS J A SCHNEIDER Leonla Knlttlng Shop Botany Yarns A OAD AVE LEONI RICHARD VAN ALST Watch and Clock Repazrmg J 327 BROAD AVE Leonla N Complmments of NATURALIST CLUB Complzments 0 M 0 X M A N STATIONERY ToYs 329 Broad Ave Leoma 40516 ' ' ' 1 ' e. ' f cc 9 59 o o d . ' , - J- Compliments of 343 . , N- - ' ' ' ' J' u I f 119 C pl ments 0 th Lconla lllgh School Athlctlc Association THE LEONIAN S tot 7 prye SUBSCRIBE NOW ' Mathe atc the o t ma elou t d by th g THE MATHEMATICS CLUB C I FRENCH CLUB P B Y P du nd Con d P1 y Squ W th FOOD LEONIA HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA om i f e 0 o , Q C C 9 L n n M m 1 s IS m s rv s Contribution he . . . lnstrument crea e e emus of alumn' . 1 nan for the dlscovery of truth. a special price of 5c Laisant e ar I O To S eed Our 0 s Home ro ce a serve omp iments of the Share an 3 are i 120 BEST WISHES T0 THE CLASS OF 44 The Student Connell Compl e tso th Book and Mask 9 Compliments of . im n f e 121 Telephone LEonia 4-1952 WM D MOORE Hardware and Kttchen Utenstls Palnts Olls Varnlshes Toys Fertlllzers Garden Seed Etc BROAD AWENUE LEONIA N ,I M STEB Candy and Statlonery 339 Broad Ave Pallsades Park Leonla 4 1528 REMEMBER BUY BONDS' Compliments of C J KIRKLAND REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROAD AVE LEONIA Phone Leonla 4 0827 DIEGES 8z CLUST 17 JOHN ST NEW YORK 3 0 total Jewelers or the Class of 1944 Leonla Hlgh School Euerythmg M ustcal RECORDS Sheet Muslcal MUSIC Instruments Accessorles 51 53 E Pallsade Ave Englewood N Englewood 3 7776 LEONIA 5 10 251: STORE 326 BROAD AVE Leonla N .I Sole Agent for McCall Patterns Welght Reduclng Permanent Wavlng MME SCHULDT Beauty Salon BROAD AVENUE LEONIA N J Leonla 4 1384 357 . f , , , . u ' ' 325 . , N. J. HARMONY MUSIC SHOP . , N. Y. H. . f I . 316 , . . 122 Phone: Morsemere 6-4920 HICHWOOD COAL COMPANY FEDERAL 011 BURNER C0 A INCORPORATED HONIE AND FACTORY HIGHWOOD FUEL COMPANY INSULATION YARDS OI' Leonia En lewood Fuel Economy and Com ort Phone Leonia 44700 Englewood 3-3000 1105 Alexwnder Ave. Ridgefial N. WHFRE THE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS GATHER ll and ll C0llf0Ctl0ll0l'S, Inc Henry Hllgen Prop HOMEMADE ICE CREAM AND FRUIT ICES Authorzzed Schra t s Agency 334 BRO AD AVENUE LEONIA N Tel LEONIA 4 0640 Complmwnts 0 JOHN RUSMAN SAFE DEPENDABLE ECONOMICAL SCHOOL BUS TRANSPORTATION M cmber o F G HOF FRITZ Gullderaft OPIICIHH AGENT FOR ZENITH HEARING Am 30 PARK PLACE Englewood N .I Phone Eng 3 7628 f g f : 1 7 'd, ,I O 0 0 . f f . ff, A QA - , .J. f f 123 Compliments of the Commercial Club Tel. Leonia 4-2330 Free Delivery Compliments of We,ll Meat You at the Cottage AUTOMATIC MUSIC COMPANY Palisades Park, N. J. COTTAGE MEAT MARKET Compliments Of FISH-PRIME MEATS-POULTRY CRYSTAL CLEANERS 347 BnoAn AVENUE LEONIA, N. J. 340 BROAD AVENUE Opposite Leonia Bank Leonia 4-1190 F. J. Mersfelder Sanitary Plumbing and Heating 316 Park Avenue, Leonia Leonia 4-1204 124 Best Wishes to Our Seniors from the Girl Reserves Compliments o f the Music Departlnent '6Music is the Universal Language Compliments of the W Tel.: Leonia 4-1916 CHARLOTTE'S BEAUTY SHOP Permanent Wave Specialist Q' 456 Broad Avenue, Palisades Park, N. J. C. K. RICE, Prop. Phones: WAtkins 9-3396-9-3397 SCHOOL AND COLLEGE DIPLOMAS A SPECIALTY PECKHAM, LITTLE 81 CO. School and College Supplies Printing of Every Description 243-247 West 17th Street New York, N. Y. Compliments of DAYLITE BAKERY Phone Leonia 4-1 145 WRAGGE'S PARKWAY GARAGE 118 CENTRAL AVENUE Leonia, New jersey Cars Completely Super-Serviced BEST WISHES T0 OUR SENIORS 'N DER DEUTSCHE VEREIN Compliments of ROMAINE HARDWARE CO., INC. Hackensack, New Jersey O 156-158 MAIN STREET Compliments of Dobke Typewriter Exchange Q-2 Jersey City Edward Stoll, Prop Compliments of THE LATIN CLUB BANNER FOOD CENTER 436 BROAD AVE. LEONIA, N. J Leonia 4-1475 SPOTLESS MARKETS, INC. QUALITY MEATS and POULTRY Q' 474 BROAD AVE. PALISADES PARK, N. .I Tel. Leonia 4-1751-1752 126 Best Wishes To The Class of 1944 pw Studio Englewood, N. J. Alfred Coda Managing Photographer Eng. 3-3993 127 Kay Ahearn Doris Anderson Ann and Marge Ann, Pat, Elise, and Pauline Audrey and Charlie Babs and Skip Clifton Barker Elsie Bauman Helen Beisele Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Beisele Gloria J. Bell Bette and Greg Bettina Betty and Mac Betty, Sue, and Jean Janet Bishop Mr. and Mrs. John E. Blair Helen Bluerock Fred Brown Edward Busch Janet Bushman C.K. Jr. Jackie Calitre Charlie Cannon Carmella, June, and Pat Charlie and Ed Frances and Naomi Checkley Chris, Alice, and Martha Cisco and Baa-a-a June Cole Jane Elizabeth Cummings Irene D'Apolito Vivian Dennis Dick and Millie Helen Dinzik Don and Alma Doris L. and Adele M. Dot and Jerry Dotty and Charlie Mr. and Mrs. G. Drews Dutch and Al Ed, Doug, and Eck Edith and Clara Leroy Ellis Pauline Farrell Florence Fran and George Jean Freas Boosters Lois Newhouse Fred and Ann Irene Fuchs Terry Galland Gloria and Johnny Arthur Goldberger Mr. and Mrs. J. Greco Marilyn Greeley Mr. J. Gullotta Miss Margaret Haver Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hemenway Herb Capt. and Mrs. Hofmann Margaret Hofmann Mr. and Mrs. Oluf Ingemann Jimmy Inglis Jack and Judy Jackie and Norman Florence Jackman Janie and Junie Marie Jarnigan Jean and George Jeanne and Bruce Jeanne and Donald Jo and Henny Joe and Janie Ed Johnson Judy Judy and Mickey Dominik Karolkiewicz Kay Doris Koeng Anna Kolaya Mr. and Mrs. John Kolaya Prof. and Mrs. V. K. La Mer Paul Landy Teddy Lemmerz Marjorie Lester Roland MacDowell Marge and Ken Margie Meyer Marion and Charlie Bobbie Marx Eleanor McFetridge Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Molee Terry Moltzen Morrisville Terry Mullen lCMusty3, 128 Nat and Geo The Octette Alice O'Rear Dave Oxman Pancho and Cisco Pat and Barb Pauline and Betty Pauline and Don Phyl and Ann Put and Phyl Pvt. Pussyfoot farfy' Mrs. Ivor Quam Rachel and June Rita Rust Roberta and Ken Rosalie and Anna Rosemary Roz and Bobby Edwin H. Rund Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Rund Mr. and Mrs. Edwin S. Savage Adele Schumm Ed Senghas Session Room 203 Fran Sharp Shirley Sigma Beta Pizza Sis and Mac Sis and Siv Steve, John, and Ted Ben Smith Miss Doris Smith Mr. and Mrs. F. Swett Tar and Wabi Teenie and David Mr. and Mrs. J. Tonjes H. Brownlee Turkington Ty , Sis , and Marge Mr. and Mrs. Charles Uniacke Don Victorin Viewpoints Viola, Gloria, and Anne Violet and Gerri Weston Vogel Miss Dorothy Weir Clara E. Wells Dot Whelpley Zol, Dick, and Ron GEORGE K KARROS 81 CO. DIXIE CLEANING STORES ' Established 1912 g-Q, REAL ESTATE INSURANCE MORTGAGE LOANS Phone Leonia 4-1998 . 422 Broad Avenue, Leonia, N. J. 269 Central Ave. 15 Broad Ave. Leonia 4-1747 Leonia, N. J. Morsemere, N. J. ' ' The Shop for Young People 22 ENGLE STREET CORNER of BERGEN STREET Infantsl Children,s, Junior, and Englewood 3-0098 Mis-995, Re'1dy't0'W9'17' Englewood, N. J. Compliments of Compliments of THE PHOTOGRAPHY SMITHLINE DRESS SHOP CLUB 248 BROAD AVE. PAL. PARK, N. J PALISADES PARK SHOE REPAIR SHOP We Repair Shoes Like New Good Sportsmanship is the COT. Broad alld Bl'1IlkCl'h0lT Aves. Foundation of Good Citizenship Daniel Dinzik, Mgr., Palisades Park, N. J. 'S Q C 'P'i 'e '5 of VARSITY HU' CLUB THE LIBRARY STAFF 129 Phone Leonia 4-2911 CHRIS'S LUNCHEONETTE H t D' d A Spec alty Up to D te Soda F unt n BROAD AVE PALISADES PARK Compliments of HIGH SCHOOL COUNCIL Compl ments 0 THE SPANISH CLUB Compl ments 0 JUNIOR MATH CLUB 8: JUNIOR DEBATING CLUB LAW INCORPORATED H berd sh to the D sc atmg Hackensack Englewood Rldg6W0Od C'ff7M12!Q,2zM, MW' ff xi. fp MQW MWMWW ,WW WW M, J wffw jzgiikhigifkkali Z3 VUUMMHCEW Mfg Complzments 0 Junlor Class o 'lnners and San wiches i a 0 ai 313 . i f i f ' xv 1 Fx l . 1 lj Mk ffm ff A . G, H' a a ers i4Dij,.5k 1!j5?'j1 EMAWJ Q X X 1 Y i rimin ' J ' D , A K 1 u G73 X fx , SAM , 7 ,UWM 'H ' f 0 130 Com tzments o the SENIOR FORMALS AND CLUB PICTURES P I Classes of 1933, '34, '35, '36, '37, '38 Taken by '40, '41, '42, '43, and '44 Contributed to the APEDA STUDIO LEONIA LORE FUND Phone Leonia 4-1479 W. W. HUNTER Florist 556 Grand Ave. Leonia, N. J. HUMMING WHEELS ARENA F or Healtffs Sake X ,, AQ 0-.. Roller Skate 5 T Lao-4-1177 Q, M Palisades Park 373 BROAD AVE. LEONIA, N. J. Compliments of the Girls, Leaders Club 4 131 T. 0'TOOLE 86 SONS, Inc Tlzzlv book was printed by the ofjfvel process wzklz the full coolveratzbn of the Tear Wooly Staff STAMFORD CONNECTICUT 132 KEY TO BABY PICTURES ON PAGES Albert Fagnoni Helen Beisele Barbara Scott Terese Mullen Elise odmann Viola Drews Helen Dinzik Barbara Diaz Jean Rogan C Phyllis Herman Rita Rust Margaret Hofmann Carmella Terranova Mary Tice Bernice Nachman Frances and Naomi Checkley Marybelle Swett Helen Bluerock Virginia Putnam Audrey Wieben Pat Burchill Edith Poeschl june Cole Helen Fluhr Gloria Kersten james Inglis Herbert Steb Shirley Neumann Florence Meyer Phyllis Hayne Fran Sharp Peggy Strehan George Uniacke Ann Hastings Sue Hoppe George Henkel june Senft Marjorie Schlaman jane Horton Barbara Hemenway Adele Schumm Bill Scanlon Pauline LaMer Frances Ferrera Dotty Taylor Clara Wells - Aileen Woodward Clara Weissenberger Betty Maychark Arleen Stoll Elsie Bauman Doris Thyssen Kay Smith Warren Hopkins Marjorie Lester Mickey Kaplan Marjorie Meyer 18, 19 and 20. 59. Dominick Karolkiewicz 61. Malcolm Blair 62. Don Morris 65. Bob Barnett 64. Jean Rund 66. Dick Norlander 67. Ed Senghas 68. Alma Sutter 69. Helen Baker 70. David Berg 71. Patricia Sullivan 72. Naomi Dickson 73. Anne McLearie 74. Evelyn Cruickshank 76. Vivian Dennis 77. Christine Giannantonio 78. Bettina Lestoque 79. Rachel Greco 80. Irene Fuchs 81. Viola Fischer 82. Ann Considine 85. Ethel Weber 84. Doris Koeng 85. Dick Potter ' President-Ben Smith Vice President-Barbara Scott Secretary-Jane Hydell Treasurer-Ed Vonderschmidt lim -In ' ,IL-gl . ,, ' -1 ff., ' u W, if fa 2 if-VW -1,. ,V 5 an l A 5 5 , .,- , M E Q K 'I--. 'ff 'ft :-- V . ,sf wif . -' +' ,A ' K , .561 I S , Mg. up HAM: WWA I ,, 2 V L V V f kf i fib . Q A Q2 Q , Hman: . , W 5,xi?'4 ,Q ,W nr 'QPU' Q, .rf