Lyndhurst High School - Ursa Major Yearbook (Lyndhurst, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1941 volume:

k 'n ? 11 rripturium W3 E112 Zyanusxrg Glass nf 19411 I ,.,.7, Q . Q A 5 fglgnhliursf A0 40 Nniv 312 wg f rsmg YEARBOOK STAFF EDITOR IN CHIEF Fred Schneider LITERARY EDITOR Ralph Bartlett GIRLS' SPORTS EDITOR Audrey Bulloch BOYS' SPORTS EDITOR George McIntyre ART EDITOR Wanda Shabunia LITERARY STAFF Eric Dahl Mary Wysocki Jean Gilmore Ruth Kiefer Thelma Iannucci Wanda Dobrowlski Bovio Collabella Carl Eck John Kaminski Virginia Eckert Micheal Latorraca Rose Buckel Ellen Cella Betty Egert ART STAFF FINANCIAL DEPT. TYPING STAFF Dorothy Henwood Cat Kathleen Lyons Joan McCabe Wanda Shabunia Phyllis Quinzer Dominick Livelli Grace Thorn Vincent Maida Elaine Reuter Charles Zakzeski Viola Piratzky Elaine Messing Mildred Petrillo herine McCloskey DEDICATION We, the January Class of 1941, gratefully dedicate Scriptorium to our sponsor, Mr. Herman Kalter, whose intelligent guidance constant cheerfulness, and inestim- able cooperation have helped us to overcome all obstacles and successfully achieve our goal. As a token of sincere appreciation for all his unselfish endeavors, we leave to him this book with the hope that it will express the enjoyment we have derived from his gracious participation in all our class activities and from his general association with us. 1 , ma. HERNAN KALTER 3 APPRECIATION To all those persons who have so kindly helped us on our journey through high school, we wish to express genuine gratitude. We feel that we are especially in- debted to Miss Tanner our yearbook advisor, Miss Resegand,art advisor, Mrs. Myers, typing supervisor, and Mr. Kopf, our financial manager, for all their patience and willing assistance. We extend the greatest thanks to our parents for their loving guidance and un- selfish sacrifices, which have enabled us to realize a high school education. MW I-ILJGI-4 o'ROL.aF-2KE- Qosa Mc: CAFFERTY may , b M, -.M 'I 7 ll 1 1' GRACE A. 'VHQQNE-KENNETH ALBAN 2 e jl j 1 ,, Sn' x 1 K !'j : Y- 'S fi 4 W , 1 .. ,ff 9 ffm .fs , Ax, X , , 31 4 'i 5 K S N 2 - 'li .E f Nu. Syn.-...:... X Q1 'ii-'ilggwlk N 'yr :I M I X Y' n 'V :All MICHAEL LATORRACA'WANDA SHABUNIA N 13 5 - - --'-1 :ki K6-J 'Z' sn! ' N A 1 19 K g ,Aw X4 ,4p'Q7v4 ' ff v. I 152445 9:12 fl! 'Vi ' ku mb 1 X 9 ' 'r 1 , MARGARET HALLERSTEDE' F-'RED SCHNEIDER ., mg. ANTHONY NESS I N EO- CATHERINE MC CLO S K EY ZX x, L9 DOROTHY WOODRUFF-JOHN YABLONSK! Y X 7 , LET: A fn '. l9g'7lVj',f'. 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' H1 vim 'nw E KPENE HOEHlVlPxNN-STANLEY SWANICKE f a. - 5 ,,Kg7ffi,- -J V KW f , W ' 'f llfxix f ff. ' L .1 f gf . 21 .'i'- -i gg1:V7 Q Y Illia i wr Q W, Ili 5' W . ' ,Miz- W x 3 vm .4 fag V ' :fm 12 , -X iii' fr ' f:z 1 T NM.Sw-.m,.a- ii?- -1-1 DOROTHY HENWOOD -CAWL V- ECK feiif' xo P S . 1- 'Fo ' P., S W QV! t tsl: ,-f rf 2 Qfwfjr I Z ' , A,v Q my lpgfffl' . f . W' ?' Aka , kk Mk nh,-t V7 jig' K I M q jf . ,,.,. ,.. 1 ,ny F pk K V W.. U , ., ,L I -if ,5 A ' .V A 1 .,, X' ' ky K I 'il :fa , 1' ff' . E q , . ,L je i ., 1- , ' f t 31, U ' N . A f I .f s ' Mx H' A X M MARGARET LATSHA-ELEANOR Mess NNXS uni L-OLJIS BRELJER-MARQE CANITASANO Y DOFQQTHY HANSE1 N- HAROLD HUMPHREY avwueul QQ, VINCENT MAsDA-DOROTHY GEMPLER Warm 5 ' X X -s 1-1 K I' ' xj fafl 1 0 X ,N V X 3 3lx 5 X W v' v Q 3 Xxx n Ax.: cr-L WILL! AMS-RALPH t3An-1-LE.-r-r ff' 1 f algo F: Sfx 1 'TS 1 ' 1 ' Al:'f gg 1 My 3? f, WH :'g?,jV'J K X w Q A I a X I - ' X L Z0 X N I x A 2 .- N f Q. 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Q' Q. 1' 'P - ,.,. ,..., s : in wtwxif lf. .wc-.VA xxx i,:r U , .V ll?Y 'b1.. rw Q ,Y .f,!,',',l,,:L, ' if-4 - , - 655' , g-if f .rep 9 ,M . , 1,yN n, ,,i,n3 ,V W' ,, wwf T has hrnnirlv lj f 3 We, the graduating class of January, 1941, have gradu- muw ally ascended the long ladder to the great goal,knighthood. Now having had this most noble and gallant honour bestowed upon us, let us pause, and look back upon the events of the ff past four years. , . 1 First, in the lowly capacity of knaves, we had great diffi- Irp A fi yi culty in adapting ourselves to our new surroundings. Although Q4 4 'W maltreated by our superiors, we strove forward with much enthusiasm. ' We chose Jeanne Muhleisen as our leader and James Kearns as her aid. Kathleen Lyons tabulated our progress during this period and Audrey Bulloch guarded our money bag. Mr. Kalter became the guardian of our spurs. It was now our duty to entertain our knights and squires, many of our knaves par- ticipated in the Fall Frolics of 1937 and 1938, both of which were successful. Later we gave our first dance, the Knaves Bout. We decorated the hall in blue and yellow, and served refreshments to our guests. Having successfully completed our period as knaves, we were promoted to the rank of pages. we were getting accustomed to our duties by this time, and at a meeting of our kin, Jeanne Muhleisen was again elected leader with James Kearns second in charge, and Audrey Bulloch and Carl Eck lesser guests. While in our second step, we gave the popular Snow Dance, with large snow balls and snow men suspended from the ceiling. Decorations were in black and white. Half of our period of service had passed before we realized it, we were elated over our new position as squires. Jeanne Muhleisen was again chosen first in rank with Michael Latorraca second. This year Kathleen Lyons was our recorder, and our gold was kept by George Mclntyre. The events of this year were more important to us than ever before, and we enter- tained the knights at the great Promenade in a hall which was decorated in beautiful Hawaiian style. In the third quarter of this year, many of our squires took part in the Spring Show. We entered our last step of the ladder, sadly, realizing that theapproachinggyear would be our last. At a great meeting of the Round Table, Jeanne Muhleisen was again given the seat of honour, with Michael Latorraca at her right side. Our progress was recorded by Fred Schneider, and George McIntyre again guarded our money bag. Many of our knights took part in the production Footloose, and our own knights presented our senior play, June Mgg, which was a great success. Because our senior dance fell on the eve of the traditional Rutherford tournament, the attendance was limited. In spite of this handicap, all enjoyed it. Our last meeting of the knights of the Round Table took place at the great ban- quet which we attended in one body on January 28, 1941. On leaving the portals of our Great Hall, we cannot help recalling many pleasant and lingering memories, which, altho past, will never be forgotten and shall be cher- ished for the remainder of our lives. END X - - 4 V . x ' ' 1 11 x I mer tn 4 I 1- 1 .fx ' Q . 9 Legend says that Merlin of medieval days was the greatest soothsayer of all time Accordingly, we decided to ask him if he would use his magic crystal to foretell our futures. After due thought, he brought forth these momentous prophesies about us Kenneth Alban will succeed Bob Hope as No. 1 Comedian. Ralph Bartlett will be editor of the New York Times. Otto Bayer will be assisting J. Edgar Hoover to track down criminals Edward Beasty will be basketball coach at L. I. U. Francis Bieger will be a swimming star of a new Aquacade. Warren Bolander will work in the research laboratory of A. T. a T. Willard Brady will own his own fishing boat. Louis Breuer will be the handsomest farmer in the U. S. A. Bose Buckel will be modeling clothes for Saks Fifth Avenue. Audrey Bulloch will play basketball with a professional team Qliye Burden will run a kindergarten. Elvera Cagnacci will be the official Redbook cover girl of t he Anthony Cammarata will own a chain of gas stations. Marie Cantasano will be America's best-dressed business girl Eagle Carbonare will be Angelo Ferreri's best patient. Mildred Catena will be a connoiseur of gums for Wrigley's. Marie DeCato will have her own swing band. Alice Causer will be a perfect secretary for J. P. Morgan. Ellen Qgllg will be crowned America's No. l typist. Evelyn Cohn will be mistress of ceremonies on a quiz program. Bovio Colabella will be a flying trapeze artist. Melvin Conroy will be one of Jimm Lynch's dare-devils. Joseph Cortese will be an engineer for the Lackawanna Railroad. year gglglgghl will be President of the United States. yanga Dobrowolski will be an art dealer. Qggl Egg will advertise vaseline hair Nstick-uma. Virginia Eckert will be a professional hostess. Qgtty,Qggrt will play the piano in Marie DeCato's band. Edward Fantone will be a stock broker on Wall Street. Elizabeth Farina will design novelty jewelry. Angelo Ferreri will be a doctor. Earle Ferrie will entertain at the Hawaiian Room of the Lexington. Margaret Fischer will demonstrate for Ivory Snow. Everett Forshee will be foreman of the Pennick Company. ggn Fraggipane will be a beauty advisor. Qgggg Frgggipane will be president of The Good Cheer Club. Vincent Fraggipane will be mixing names and prescriptions. Robert Gandenberger will be a bank president. Dorothy Gempler will be America's No. l housewife. Qggn Gilmore will be the dean of a finishing school. Richard Gleeson will be running a butcher shop of his own. gglgn grant will be demonstrating the latest hair styles. Margaret Hallerstede will be making Molyneux's exclusive models. Dorothy Hansen will be setting hair and patiently listening to other people's troubles KBVDIXD Harseim will be gym instructor in a g1rl's school. Dorothy Henwood will marry a playboy millionaire. Qgth Himsel will design the sets for Cecil B. DeMille's productions. ggggl Hoehmann will be general manager of Bendix. lggng Hoehmann will write a book on advanced mathematics. Mildred gouge will be keeping books for Chase National Bank. Harold Humphreys will invent a new harmonica. Thelma Ianucci will teach comptometry in L. H. S. lggng Jankowski will replace Baby Snooks. Qggn Kaminski will be a walking advertisement for Pepsodent. Qgth Kiefer will be an art teacher. Sophie Kwiatkowski will be Irene JankowsKi's manager. Thomas Landells will be dancing in the Broadway Melody of 1949 with Eleanor Powell. fgefff-7,2 !'7d,,,tg A Michael Latorraca will assist Mr. Murburg at L. H. S. Margaret Latsha will teach at the Juilliard School. Stanley Lewis will be a second Basil Rathbone. Dominick Livelli will be Babe Dahlgren No. 2. ggga Lynch will be a champion archer. Kathleen Lyons will write a gossip column for the Daily Eggs. Vincent Maida will have the contract to print all the HBeat --------------- H signs fol Iyndhurs'tTi'g'h School . Dorothy Marino will be a second Elsa Maxwell. Jggn McCabe will take Gail Patrick's place. Rggg McCafferty will pose for those Pep ads. Catherine McCloskey will have her picture in the Palmolive Ads. Eleanor McGinnis will assist Kenny Alban on his program. George Mclntyre will be sport's editor of the Jersey Observer. Anthony Messineo will write the Frangipane family history. Rggg Mgggggg will manage a cafeteria. Jeanne Muhleisen will be chosen the NSweetheart of Sigma Chi' at a conference of the nation's leading colleges. 4 Florence Nazare will be a librarian. Ralph ygttg will be a chauffeur for President Dahl. Yolanda Nucero will be happily married to a thriving business man. Qlgga Qlngy will be a floor walker in Macy's. gggh C'Rourke will be head of an escort service. Howard Payne will star for the Brooklyn Dodgers' Pro. Football team. Joseph Petrillo will be a charter member of F. Frangipane's club. Mildred Petrillo will be Elvera Cagnacci's agent. Xlglg Piratzgy will be president of the Legion Auxilliary. Nettie Pollara will demonstrate for Lux Soap. Ernest Proesch will be the head of a claque. Phyllis Quinzer will illustrate for leading magazines. Madeline Ready will promote sales for Laird-Johnson. Elaine Reuter will model for John Powers. Catherine Rodgers will be the first woman mayor of Lyndhurst. gaggy Rggg will be official pipe-taster for Kaywoodie. gl Rupinski will take Milt Piepul's place at Notre Dame. l . .N ' il ' , u-,- . s Q 'cl Fred Schneider will have his plans for an American---European bridge accepted by the governments of both continents. Qghnrsczepanski will take the HAngel'sN place in wrestling. Eggga Shabunia will be supervisor of nurses at Hackensack. Margaret Shear! will run Lyndhurst's ffrst day nursery. Felicia Sinopoli will write a pamphlet entitled 0How To Grow Long Eyelashes.' Rudolph gg win be president of Ballantine-s. Loretta Spies will be a professional organizer. Kenneth Summers will be a photographer for LQQQ. Stanley Swanicke will start a Man Friday Club. Joseph gggta will be a modern Romeo. Qgggg,2hggn will be an ambassador of good-will. Antoinette Varlese will illustrate for Cosmopolitan. Joseph Violante will own the Lyndhurst Recreation Center. gligg Williams will be a buyer for Kresge's Department Store. Dorothy Woodruff will take Miss Neuhauser's place. Robert Woods will wow Broadway audiences with his outstanding characterization in Ieaaing pIaySo gary Wysocki will win the Nobel Prize for literature. Qghg Yablonski will be the owner of a chain of grocery stores. Charles Zakzeski will succeed Bill Dickey with the Yankees. Elaine Messing will write a book The Art of Convincing Prevarication. It was right at this point that the crystal became a blank. Merlin said that we had used all the magic power for that night. We sighed with relief, happy that this power had held out until we had learned everybody's fate. rnnzlamatinl We, the January Class of 1941, having complete control of our mental faculties, a thorough storehouse of knowledge after our four laborious years of struggle in Lyndhu High School, do make, bequeath, and establish this to be our last will and testament. To the Classes we leave the following gifts: To those pestiferous microbes known as Freshmen, we leave stilts to make them app a bit more significant to upper-classmen. To those unsophisticated and trivial persons known as So homores, we leave the pri lege gf deeping through their first period class for one wee upon entering the mc ing school. To the Juniors we leave the right of securing money through drastic deeds, if nec sary, for the purpose of entertaining the seniors at another first-rate Prom. To the Seniors we leave a box of Simonize and cheese-cloth to polish the first rows which signify the seats of dignity,and an invisible gum-dispenser to be used fore entering Miss Tanner's English class. To the following faculty members we bequeath: Mr. Carlozzi- Mr. Olson ---- Mr. Evans ---- Mr. Savino--- Miss Lipcsei- Miss Horstman Mr. Page ----- Mr. MacLean-- Miss Wisneski Miss Resegand Miss Tanner-- Mr. Burke---- --------A hot water bottle to keep his Ntootsiesn warm when he become soldier boy. Another Fred Schneider to answer his questions, HWhy?H --------A student bright enough to obey his commands without being to nRight quick, nowin An electric shaver that won't break. --------Some budding geniuses to write verses for the TrLE'courtesy c paign. --------A magnet to retrieve lost arrows. --------A gun to shoot sparrows. --------An economics class that will amuse him with its antics as m as ours did. --------A Katherine Hepburn for the next Senior Play. --------A class of freshmen who are artistically inclined. --------A life-time pass to be used at any theatre where a good drama production is being presented. --------A toy ship and a set of tools as an inspiration for him to bu his own large ship, because it seems to be the only way he w get it. ruclamafinu Charles Stoehrmann Paul Fontan ------- Betty Clark ------- Jane Walker ------- Janet Wregg ------- Eileen Broderick-- Louis Bennett ----- Edith Downie ------ Betty Pater ------- -------A second wind to use for track and speeches. -------A bakery shop for his Npunsn. -------An anchor to hold her sailor boy from drifting in various ports. -------A record of My Buddy. -------The privilege of teaching personality. -------A box of typewriter ribbons to replace the ones she burns up with her speedy typing. -------An undefeated basketball team for next year. -------A position as chief hostess in Schrafft's. -A letter of introduction to sell her sweetness to Loft's. Jay Eckert ----------- ----An audience to entertain. Bill Jarvis ------- Marjory Barnett--- -------An amanuensis to aid him. -------A life contract to pose for any well-known commercial adver- tising company she may choose. Tom Smith ------- ---------A mousetrap. Charles Curc1o---- Peggy O'Nei11 ----- A copy of Knute Rockne. -------A book of rules on How to Catch the Man of Your Dreams. In witness whereof we do affix our name and seal on this twenty-eighth day of Janu- ary in the year of our ford, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Forty-one. Signed, Class of January, 1941 gnfghfg nf fha gg me - : . : A a 7 2. Eid'-'VN Sw- M ' ' Sir E ua LQAM NfYY,gY,QgD bmw END Exim' 0-Awnljwqld mga Hunijgd W 4-lah .J :SQV3 ur zzz, mN Quan Quin laxluii-ILC A my an SLA.. XX gk Lak wx Swwdsvfdd Vsemdduazlqe wg.-X akkmwvfvufia Qui?-'H sm YVYHX OX 'WX'-S X. Mama Sam ma., Ywwzu, Sp. fdwmd- SWQMQ MW Xu., Mama, , XMB-wNNmsvw.vAIS This,-S jf -1- rgllhh 1 UELZI 5:2 YN-vvu' Uzwwuihi X. Gm Su-. Qm Dai? kadA.X'Nx1Me.s.vs Sw- Nfmm. L., ,J ' Q. L WWIQIHI Qvln 6'-1 Nt-.di wus: X- G V' R dl Qcswetvs 'itmlisvxi - 417 W , is ii LVL. L Wanda Slmsizq M e ' mwcglxwixe y.,s1?::-. 'Nfl N QM-gifoww I ' Raw 5' mmm LM as QNX SsnOU..w.,..l ' Qian BN U62 sskvfdix vii-AQ Qpilw-Si - his? mmfwlffawfdlfjxs ,311 L EMM 51'-ff-4-ff oggsvwkwghii Pnnuwmmlus x. C1 M SWG Quia? AN: Yiwsox QT-0 :rex-qs Sm Hamm' 53 'K may 'Rose Sh- imma Quan AN! org Maui G giv- QV-l'.l.h 1 Im! I L Q :lib ll I 'milf' JOUSTS Sixty potential players responded to Coach Murburg's initial call for football candidates this year. Out of this number, he selected thirty-five to be members of the squad that was to carry Lyndhurst High School's football banner through the 1940 season. Starting his fourth term as head grid menton and having lost his entire start- ing team of 1959 through graduation, Coach Murburg was faced with the immediate problem of moulding a new first-string eleven. This task was accomplished only after a number of strenuous practice sessions. The eleven performers elevated to knighthood by the coach included: Carl Eck,Tom Smith, Louis Breuer, Paul Fontan, Howard Payne, Bob Hough, John Kaminski, Mike LaTorraca, Fred Perello, Charles Zakzeskl, and Al Rupinski. To inaugurate their season, the valiant Golden Bears, clad in their protective armor, opposed the Gaels offSt. Mary's who proved to be easy opponents since they suf- fered a humiliating 53-to-0 drubbing. Elated over their victory in the curtain-raiser, the Bears traveled to Hacken- sack where they encountered the strong Comet gridders. The County Seaters employed their ground attack to advantage in handing Coach Murburg's forces their first setback. The final score was 9-to-O. The football colors of Lyndhurst High School were lowered for the second time in the season when a powerful Rutherford combination crashed through to gain a 14-to-0 victory. The Blue and Gold apparently was not disheartened by the Rutherford defeat, as it bounced back to post a decisive 50-to-0 win over Ramsey's Rams. Leading Lyndhurst's touchdown parade, Al Rupinski and Mike LaTorraca spearheaded the assault. It was the Mustangs pitted against the Bears when the Clifton team came to pay its respects to the Murburg-trained footballers. In this clash the Clifton pigskinners outclawed their foes, 25-to-0. A favored Ridgewood aggregation than had to rely on a spectacular BO yard run to earn a 6-to-6 tie with the hard-charging Lyndhurst gridmen. The next skirmish saw Lodi's Rams and Lyndhurst's Bruins battle to a scoreless deadlock. ' In their tussle with East Rutherford,the Murburgmen played the role of the un- derdog. Scoring in the second period, they led at the halftime, but an uprising by the Wildcats that produced a pair of touchdowns gave East Rutherford the win by a 14-to-7 count. Furnishing the opposition for Lyndhurst in the annual Thanksgiving Day Classiq Ridgefield Park managed to squeeze out a 19-to-14 victory. Since they began their ri- valry in 1937, the Bruins have been unable to emerge victorious over the Scarlets in the Turkey day tilts. BASKETBALL Basketball rehearsals at Lyndhurst High School got underway this season long before King Football decended from his throne for another year. Coach Kalter hopes to form a combination that will garner its share of triumphs as it runs through a schedule which lists seventeen contests. Ed Beasty, the lone returning letterman, forms the nucleus around which Coach Kalter is constructing his starting quintet. Following the preliminary tryouts, the varsity squad was named. Making up this group are: Bernie Raabe, Richard Gleeson,Louis Bennett, Kenneth Funabashi, Jack Zimmer, and Roosevelt Pollara. JOUSTS Soccer Call out the Heralds! The Jousts have arrived! Here come the knights in armor charging down the field behind a fast-moving ball. Wait! Look--there are some blue and gold clad figures running out to meet them. The battle is on! Watch that ball go from one kicking foot to another. The soccer tournament has begun with a ven- geance. There are six teams, each captained by a knight from the Girls' Leaders Club. Oh--oh: A new enemy has appeared on the field--Jack Frost decided to take a hand. He entered the contest early enough to prevent a winner, but not early enough to stop the fun. Many thrilling games were played before he finally emerged victorious. Ping Pong Another tournament has begun! What a time of revelry this is. No sooner is one joust completed, than another is begun. As it is now, we will just have to watch and see which knight becomes the champion. Basketball The favorite sport of all the knights-basketball, was carried to a triumph- ant end this year--triumphant for the winning team, anyway. There were two leagues, one each for the morning and the afternoon school. There were more participants this year than ever before. The members of the winning team wore their spurs in the form of gold basketballs. Awards In order for a girl to earn gym points she must work hard and show qualities of leadership and good sportsmanship. She may well be proud of an award she receives. For earning twenty-five gym points, a girl receives her numerals, for fifty points, a monagramg for seventy-five points, a letterg and for one-hundred points, a gold basketball. Girls' Leaders Club t In order for a girl to be eligible for membership in the Girls' Leaders Club she must earn fifteen gym points and be in the morning school. The girls manage and officiate in the various activities. We have six members in the club from our classg they are: Rose Buckel Audrey Bulloch Kathryn Harseim Anna Lynch Rose McCafferty Jeanne Muhleisen Grace Thorn Audrey Bulloch was manager of the archery tournament with Rose Buckel, Rose McCafferty, and Anna Lynch as assistant managers. Jeanne Muhleisen was basketball manager for the morning and afternoon school leagues. Different members of the club come back on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons to assist in taking charge of the gym classes. They also sell candy at home football and basketball games. The Girls' Leaders Club holds a dance once a year. The girls are in charge of it, under the supervision of Miss Horstman. JOUSTS Archery 1 2 i 2 Arrows are fl ing thick and fast over the field today. All of theZig?ghtEinEre iogieting to see whoyis the best archer. Who will be the win- ner? As soon as the scores are added, we'll know. King Arthur is ready to Present the laurel to the victor. Here she is--Anna Lynch! 3900115 P1806 8063 to Marie Cafbonare and third to Betty Clark. Enthusiasm ran very high for this sport, and the winners may well be proud of their newly earned spurs. Girls' Leaders Council 'The leader can accomplish what others Dare Not Say.N This aptly expresses the idea of the Girls' Leaders Council. The purpose of the council is to bring out the qualities of leadership and character in order to insure the highest quality of womanhood. This year there are only two girls on the Girls' Leaders Council. They are: Jeanne Muhleisen, president, and Audrey Bulloch. Under the supervision of Miss Horstman the Council manages the various acti- vities and takes charge of the girls' afternoon gym classes. Appreciation The girls of the class of February, 1941, would like to extend their deepest appreciation to Miss Horstman. We will never forget her untiring efforts in helping us in every way to be better losers in sports. i- - -.-.-.- ll F5 11.4- 91825 Z' QPF? i A -' . ff: -Xfkf f W' Ai I ygkg::7fw ,I L -,f g , ,. 545: , HW? 1 lik Q Q. Eawige ff K .1 AA F f x Q6 .ff-+ in Y Qgr G , my N Um' NNI' f ?P?Li5kiz'i'f .V 'eww - 2 A f wk. Lf. , 5 , 2 A J' if EF L A S M., is ik- Y' ,iff-P: ,, , . s ' 1' ks lui.. -an M 1.. a . K ... I V4 tl! Y W. ft- 'SWQ 3 Q If 'P 7 ,rg nal. my -we ,. ii ' ii , 935 a-nf' 23' 5 President Charles Vice President Paul Fontan Secretary Josephine Angelo Treasurer Edith Downie Spgnggr MiSS Woods L Fl-EDGED Vice PresidentGeraldine Secretary Grace Reid Treasurer Noburo Kondo Sponsor Mrs. Rofer Kmowreh President Betty Vice PresidentCharles Curcio Secretary Harry Treasurer Kenneth Sponsor Miss Sous ni FIRE GRADE dent Jo h Ghil ia SSP S ce President Ann English Ruth Lehne Malcolm MacDonald Mrs. Rosenfelder NAV! GRADE Betty Pater Edward Breininger ce President Anna Nay r u er Marvin Feldman Miss Hansen Mr.. Kalter 'sw Cf? x-I '7 '.-3' CHEERLEADERS Sponsor Mr. LaTroni ca lrman Vice Chairman Secretary E1eHn0P Mi Sponsor M155 Lewis President Harry Vice President Paul Secretary Jane Sponsor Miss 1 A44 'ff ART Vice President Secretary Sponsor CLUB Goral Virginia Eckert Ruth Kiefer Miss Resegand Pau 1 V1ce President Charles Stoehrmann Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Geraldine Guido Betty Clerk Mr. MacLean Mrs. Poindexter 5 SPODSOT Mr. Horning M 4 ' CHORUS., Miss Hansen President Nelda Sil Vice President Elaine Secretary Lillian Rit Sponsor Mrs. HI-Y BLUE CHAPTER President Q Michael Latorraca Vice President Ernest Proesch Secretary Jack Koehler Chaplain Robin Cameron Sponsgr Mr. Sidefltz -Q 'kv Charles Vlce President Edward Fantone Secretary George McIntyre Chaplain Carl Eck Sponsor Mr. Olson J V100 P1'SSidSD17 Lillian Ritter Secretary Grace Thorn Chaplain Jeanne Muhleisen Sponsor Miss Lipscei ALPHA OMEGA President Ka Vice Presidentlouise Landells Secretary Catherine Rodgers Sponsor Miss Faviar RIDING CLUB Sponsor Miss Horstman CIANS CLUB dent Ralph Armenio ce President Thomas Cousins William Brotherton Mr. Carlozzi FOOTBALL SQUAD C08 ch Mr. Murburg nn GIRLS LEADERS CLUB? nf9?5 President Jeanne Muhleisen Sponsor Miss Horstman -pm Pau BOYS LEADERS CGUNCIL President Paul Fontan Vice President Charles Stoehrmann Secretary Edward Fantone Treasurer Noluro Kondo Sponsor Mr. Lustbader . . 5 ., 4!h gn W Ugvfl BOYS'LEADERS CLUB President Paul Fontan Vice President Charles Stoehrmann Secretary Edward Fantone Treasurerd Noburo Kondo Sponsor Mr. Lustbader P. M. AUDITORIUM MONITORS Sponsor Mr. Kane A. M. AUDITORIUM MONITORS Sponsor Mr. Evans fi fn' i T kxv IIB' lpn nfs ' '31 ai : e LATIN CLUB -ri . President Naomi Stover Ah 3' L Vlce President Annette Armstrong Secretary Nelda Silvernail Sponsor Miss Mead QSM Quail Way Back When - ' 37 Q FEES BOOSTERS OFFICIAL Mayor Horace R. Bogle Commissioner Louis M. Favier Township Clerk D. J. Livelli Board of Education President William F. Gallagher Clarence H. Sherwood Dante De Pamphilis George E. Haviland Walter H. Graffam Alfred C. Gilmore James W. Benelli Walter F. Wolf John C. Garde Supervisin Principal Homer P. Shepherd Principal ?Night School? Leo P. Moriarty District Clerk Thomas J. Hickey Principal Edmund Burke POLICE Detective Seargent William Geary Seargent Joseph Wooby Seargent J. Geary Patrolmen Howard Liddle James Checki J. J. Patterson William Landells Steven Orlikowski R. H. Schreckenstein PROFESSIONAL Mrs. V. Frangipane Kmusic instructor! 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Henwood Michael De Lay CLASS Q FEB. 195v Eunice Eckert Feustal Stella Gaureluk Michael Russo Chris Leahy Margaret Fantone Warren Dowling CLASS Q .TUNE 1937 Albert Ohlson Archer Lilley Edith Fletz Anthony Impellizzeri Joe Jaqulnto Rite Cagnacoi Ches Mizeski Helen Hixson Terance J. Early Jr. Richard Tsukamoto Michael Carbonare William Wlrt Daniel Marino Virginia A. Rocke CLASS Q! FEB. 1958 John Skyta Murdock Johnson Olga Gaureluk Ethel Reid Theodore Roycraft Harold E. Chute Norma Anderson Louis Loensky Florence Stephens Roy Olsen Catherine Sharp CLASS gg JUNE 195e Victor Shabunia Raymond Lehnes Ernest Roycraft Frank Purpura Richard Coughlin Bill English Edward Gempler Doris Lehne Robert Harms Ann Latorraca John Gordon Elizabeth Orlikowski Alfred Gilmore James LaRusso George Holck Robert English Vinny J. Polito James Szepanski Rocko Lennox Angela Marrone Mildred Wachter CLASS gg FEB. 1959 Robert Wagner Michael J. 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