Madison High School - Alembic Yearbook (Madison, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1947 volume:

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Q ihglx cf , BALANCE X W H L f rn B I c W9 W --llhnii Mundi' IIEIIIIIHIIUII MOST MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 47 WILL REMEMBER ROBERT CARL AND HIS WORK IN SCOUTING HIS CHURCH GROUP AND IN RADIO THOSE WHO WERE IN THE CHEMISTRY CLUB LAST YEAR WILL RECALL HIS I-IN WORK WE ALL HAVE REASON TO REMEMBER BOB TO HIS MEMORY WE THE CLASS OF 47 DEDICATE OUR YEARBOOK 15, I I I I ' E L I , . BHLHHCE Mar IS dlTTerenT from all oTher llvmg Thmgs lh ThaT he can Thlnlc and make cholces Moreover In mal: mg These chouces he has a varleTy of needs To consuder rellguous arhshc educahonal emohonal physical cconorn culTural unTellecTual social and so TorTh Only uf he Talzes all hls needs lnTo ac counT In has declslon and un proper relaTlon To each oTher can he hope To llve a full and happy llTe To.lay more Than ever before we Tlnd ourselves conTronTed wlTh a maze of confllchng cholces The e declsuons mvolve queshons so complex ThaT The average layman IS baffled as To whaT :T all r eans The problems oT science and rellglon and pollTlcal economic and soclal Theorles oTTen serve only To confound The average crhzen upon whom The governmenf resTs During our lnves The world has been a baTTleground Tor many of These conT'l:cTlng udeologles and prachces The world IS crying Tor people wlTh proper perspechve To help IT Tlnd a meehng ground Tor all :Ts seemingly paradoxical bellefs deslres and needs The clTlzens of our democracy and of The world End Torced upon Them The responslblllTy Tor achlevlng equlllbrlum of mlnd lh order To do This The modern hugh school sTrnves To guve :Ts sTudenT The ways and means To achueve a balanced personallTy The sTudenT IS required To TasTe all Types of educahonal experiences wlTh The emphasis on Those To prepare hum Tor The necesslTy of malung a llvmg However many more avenues of learn mg are open To hum TurTher academlc sTudy lnTormal pursulTs of hobbies and mTeresTs Through clubs and addnhonal aThleTuc opporTunuTnes of greaTer var1eTy Than Those guven In The physical educahon classes Classes range from TurTher chemlsTry and French To Tarmlng and nndusTrual arTs from TooT ball and Tennus To mTerpreTuve dancmg and unsTrumenTal plus choral worl: The schools of Today The admlmsTraTlon The TaculTy The sTudenTs are sTrlvnng To develop Their young people unTo an duvuduals of balanced and mTegraTed characTer who wall be prepared To meeT llTes complex yeT challengung problems wlTh clear and unsTlnTung lnslghl' We pray To God ThaT we may be able To help our world achleve The balance whnch IS so sorely needed In :T Today RF A: . , ' . . . . .. .. . . 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HIEIIIBIC SIHII EDITOR IN CHIEF ADVISORS ART ADVISOR Mrs Mayrne May BUSINESS MANAGER Mr WlIIlam S Keller PHOTOGRAPHY ADVISOR Mass Grace Ida Bricker SALES MANAGER Mr S Herber+ S'farIcey Jr STUDENT CHAIRMEN ADVERTISING MANAGER Jean Crane ART EDITOR Jeanne Boyd CO BUSINESS MANAGERS WuIIuam Phllhower, James Bradley PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Marne Freda Rex Tucker Wrlllam Abraham Lorralne Bou+on Sfanley Boyle Jane Brannlck Frank Brunner Nan Bundock Janice Burns Carmela Del Guldlce Rose De Marzo Harrier Earles John Hayward STAFF Sfephen JarecIue Carmela Lupardn Carl Luz Sue Maccarlo Charles McCIln+ocIc Ca+herlne MIHI Margaref Palmer Sue Ann Safranek Shnrley Jeanne Sharp Be++y Sncnlnano Beverly Smurh LITERARY ADVISOR , . . , Miss AIice Perlaw Ol' ij!! 1,1 -UQ earneal 0 'eff le 'lflfiong from IQ,-A lr.. l M if LIN Xl I f :M ' UHHD UF EIJUCHTIUH MR EARLJ REDDERT MRS EDITH B SMITH Presudeni MR TOREY SABATINI MR ROBERT J NOSSAMAN Vlce Presldeni MR CHARLES A SIEGFRIED V 5 5 T . HIllllIllISlHHlIUll If our iroubled world IS io reach a sfaie of rea sonable equllubruum many forces musi be broughr mio beifer balance Man mus+ achueve a larger degree of underslandmg In socual sciences fo com pensafe for hls phenomenal progress ln 'lhe naiural scuences Human values musf ca+ch up wlih produc hon world mmdedness wl+h nahonal lnferesfs rlch ness of charac+er and personallfy wufh ma+ernal wealih Unless fhese ihnngs can be broughl' aboul' ln our 'fume man may noi' have a second chance By choos mg Balance as lhe lheme of your Yearbook you have dedncafed your generahon io achuevmg ihese goals Rober+C B Parker Supervising Prunclpal Man workung foward fhe hughesl' order of en llgh'l'enmenl' IS affemphng +o organize socleiy on a world wade basls Hrs horizons mus+ broaden and hrs 'fhoughls and achons musf be broughf Info fo us agalnsl' The broad landscapes of rellglon phulosophy and lhe scuence of na+ure and 'lhe humanlhes He realuzes l'ha+ peace cannof be spelled our In enduring leHers by pOlIl'IC6l balances of power Peace musf slem from balance In 'I'he llves of lndl vlduals from 'lhal' will come balance In communl iles an nahons and belween nahons There musf be many balances If manklnd IS 'lo emerge wnih fhe posse of whlch 1+ IS capabl Edu cahng for fhls en'I'alls more fhan cold academlc oneself In 'lhe mldsl' of humanrly ll' means msnghl' Info relahve values I+ calls for deducahon of 'lhoughl and eFFor+ Ward A Shoemaker Prlnclpal 3 I . ' knowledge. H' involves fhe emolional aliifudes of . : ' . I . . . I . I Q HIJIIIIHISIHHIIVE HSSISIHIIIS DEAN OF BOYS Joseph F Francns GUIDANCE DIRECTOR Charles L. Penney DEAN OF GIRLS ..........,4..... Mary A. Ackerman IIIHIIISIIII HIGH SCHIIIII FHCIIITU I AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT Harvey F Guerin M A Rulgers Unlverslly Joseph F Francls M A New York Unlversrly Mayrle May B S Newark Teachers College George Schwarlz M A New York Unuversuly COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Grace lcla Brlcker Grove Clly College Wllllam G Keller Plallsburg Normal School FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Rosemary K Purcell B Ed Rader College Mary A Ackerman A B MOh+CldIF Slale Teachers College Jo Cavallere B A Mon+claur S+a'fe Teachers College ENGUSH DEPARTMENT Agnes Duve+ B A Monfclaur S+a+e Teachers College Rum M Amer A B Adelphi College Tullua Ferruccu MA Monlclanr Sfale Teachers Margarel P Allen AB Vassar College College Helen J Brewsler MA Columbia UDIVBFSITY Ellzabefh M Brooks A B Unlversrly of llllnols Caroline I Evans B S Ohlo Unlversrly HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Myrlle E Hulchms B LI Emerson College Aluce Perlaw B S In Lnbrary Scnence Columbla UHIVSFSITY Elsue Mon+le'I'h M A Columbia Unlversrly - l n . l- i :ll - - Marlha Middlelon, M.A., Columbia Universlly IIIHDISIIII HIGH SIJHUIII FIICUIIU INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Wrlluam Hubscher School of Pracllcal Arls Trenlon Lloyd F Slalr MA Columbia Unlversnly Dan Young Newark Slale Teachers College MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Rulh D Alper BA Monlclanr Slale Teachers College Slella M Salmon Monfclaur Normal School S Herberl' S+arkey Jr MS Unlverslly of Penn sylvanla PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Harry W De Armo++ B S lnduana Slale Umverslly Rulhe S McKay B S Trenlon S+a+e Teachers College Earl W Pullen B S Trenlon alale Teachers College W Charles Wllson, B S Umversnly of llllnols SCIENCE DEPARTMENT l S Hurschhorn MA Columbna UHIVBFSIIY J J Koehler M S N w York Umverslly Wnlluam F Nye B S Vrllanova College Louise C Sumpson M S New York Unnversuly SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Allce M Crool A B New Jersey College for Women Florence S Fells A B Monlclalr S+a+e Teachers College John F Francis M A Monlclalr Slale Teachers College Wulluam A Helslrom A B Monlclalr Slale Teachers College Laura W Parks New York Unnversuly Agnes S Whale Permanenl Elemenlary Newark Normal School MEDICAL DEPARTMENT Aldo Bliss Coullas M D Columbia UFIIVGFSIIY Florence Burnell Glowka RN Ellzabelh Gen ral Hospnlal Roy S. lJockhar'I', M.A., Columbia Unlversily , , EFFICIEHCU EXPERTS SECRETARIES 'W Mass Isabella J Parlrndge Mass Edulln L Worman ,x 5 13' was CAFETERIA HOSTESSES Mrs Jane L Sharen Mrs Charles Ahfo CUSTODIANS Oliver Day Henry P Pzclrell James W. 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K WX: My J T 1 I Sep+ 43 Today lhe Class of 47 marched down fhe alsles of MHS as green Freshmen wrlh many fears and doubfs for +he fulure Nov 43 We lusl' arruved home from our Freshman parly We had a wonderful hme square dancing whale our parenls were enlerfalned by 'fhe P T A May 44 Our classmafe John Hayward wl+h has lrombone was placed In 2nd Dlvusnon In +he s+a+e solo confesl June 44 We elecled Rex Tuclcer lo lead us as Presldenf an our Sophomore year loday Sepi 44 Well we re Sophomores now and loolung forward fo anofher wonderful year Feb 45 Carl Luz lbass clarmel' and Glen Townley drums received places In fhe All Sfafe Band We are proud of our 'fellow classmafes March 45 We all had a swell hme a+ our Sophomore dance las+ nugh+ I+ was a huge success June 45 Pele Fredrlclcson became our new Presldenf for our Jumor year We re loolung forward fo anofher happy year Nov 45 We gave fhe firsl foolball dance of lhe season lasf mghf I+ was a huge success F SEHIUH STUHU Feb. '46 Again, our musical s+ars Carl and Glenn have goHen on fhe All S+afe Band. April '46 Rex Tucker appeared on +he Junior Town Meefing ioday. We're proud +o have Rex wi+h us. June '46 Well, anofher year is almosf over, and Carl Luz was elec+ed as our Senior Class President Sept '46 Now we can claim fhe hlle of renowned Seniors lf cer 'lamly was a fhrlll marching down fhe mam aisle In assembly Oci 46 Glenn and Carl are shll a+ I+ wrlh fhelr falihful drums and clarlne+ They have now made All S1'a+e Symphony Orchesfra Nov 46 Sfanley Boyle won fhe Rofary Club s award lh fhe Safe'I'y Confesf Congrafulahons Sianleyl Feb 47 Though+s of our Senior +hesns slarfed and from here on l+ will be research research and more research 'For fhe fafeful fhesis Feb 47 xi.. Snow lob S+uden+ edlhon of 'lhe Madison EAGLE came off 'lhe press Good 'ob foo from all repor+s Feb 47 Our musical wizards are shll on fhe All Siafe Band March 47 The BarreHs of Wlmpole Sfreef our Senior play was a greai success Affer all fhaf prachcmg and walking ln hoop slurfs li had fo be' June 47 Our bug mon+h we did everyihlng our Class Dinner Baccalaureafe fhe Prom and 'Finally afier four years of hard work and goodhmes GRADUATION Carmela Lupardl Margaref Palmer Jusf sub posm ' 5' The cameras version of fha U N excursion The e are mules , - . I 0 I 'I . ' 'C .JI . . I ' 'W ,Z .-. . , . , .. , . , , , . . I I , . I . ' I I I . . I I I ' - ' , I . I I ' . . . , W ' ,.. 5 . 4 A ' -' ' ' q '1 .I V x-sf ' ' Q -' ,,,g':jQ,'-' . A .:1'r .5 I - .... , -if . Y- - 'rf-: -- .. -- .::L ' - f , g,, 'i x, T '- ' 'l'11-Z-1-.g2',-1 - an x , 4 .1-1, A- 1. 1. 3,5 L. .. -...L .5-' ..... .. . Z 1 .V ...,. I ' ' 'O' 41 - pf, ' : j::: ' 71:3 :ZZ .' jfxf xr. ZZ. , Ag:-f JJ: :IQ .?I1:' Ei - r s . . WILLIAM HAMILTON ABRAHAM Has Ihe brains Io which we all aspire . . . an honor roll sludenr, he has enviable lalenls in music- and frack . . . aclive also in IRC and Dramalic Club . . . we pre- dicl oufslanding allainmenfs for you as a chemical engineer, Bill. MARGARET LOUISE ADER Fun-loving Peg is a favorile of many . . . her pei aversion is work . . . her mosf enjoyed paslime is roller skafing . . . hasn'l decided wha? comes nexf, buf we know she'll be a success anywhere. ALLAN JENNER AKEHURST On lhe receiving end of much rib- bing . . . because he's such a good sporl . . . his lrademark: a mis- chievous smile . . . likes Mousie and music . . . doesn'f believe in all work and no play. SYLVIA JOAN ALACCO Sylvia is always ready for a good lime . . . is usually seen wilh Pea- nufs . . . her liveliness will be a greaf assel lo her in lulure years, as if has been in MHS. CHARLES DICKSON BALDWIN Dependable, conscienfious, sincere -fha+'s Dick! . . . Mr. Schwarlz will miss his musical abilify . . . bound lo win The affeclions of bath fellow sfudenls and facully in col- lege wilh his likeable manner. 'Q ls I I f Q-L.,-X-'N r Z 9 , X f F5-c ' WILLIAM H. BANG Shake hands wilh our popular red- head . . . an aclive parlicipanl in Band, Hockey, and Hi-Y, Bill's mis- chievous ways will be missed by all . . . his plans for leaching are sure lo be fulfilled. WILLIAM ROBERT BARBATO You can always spol Ihe 'Fellow wifh Ihe big smile--Bill . . . an ace a+ foofball, he's as fasl as fhey make 'em . . . a capacily for win- ning games and winning friends are Iwo of his many alfribules. eg nfl JOAN RUTH BAXTER Joanie wilh her beauliful black hair and a warm smile for everyone . . . Dependable . . . delinifely de- cided as lo vocalion . . . and we know she'll succeed wilh her plans for nursing. GLORIA WYNNETTE BEHRE Aflraclive Gloria is fun-loving and liked by all who know her . . . knif- ling sweafers for Pele is her favor- ife pasfime . . . her pei aversion is homework . . . we're sure she will make Pele a charming wife. 652 MARJORIE LOUISE BOIN JOAN MARIE BENEDUCE Joan is known +o all for her exu- beranf personalify and fiery-red hair . . . specializes in making superb milkshakes . . . wiih her fine secrefarial abiliiies she will be a credit Io her employer. Ambilious Margie is an aclive member of 'lhe Spanish and Dra- mafic Clubs . . . she will maior in S anish al' Monlclair Slale Teach WALTER GRANT BE RG-EN P . ers College, where we know lhal with her vifalily, she will become a greal success. Red-carefree and happy-go-lucky veleran . . . inferesfed in sporls and radio . . . usually seen wilh Tommy Feher . . . someday he will be a masfer airplane mechanic. FREDA LORRAINE BOUTON Cookie of fhe golden hair and de- lighilul giggle holds an ever popu- lar canteen in her basemeni . . . as shown by her capable co-edifor- ship of fhe Handbook, Lorraine's abilify will help her greafly in college. JEANNE EILEEN BOYD Quife fhe grown-up young lady . . . so don'f lei fha? rypical 'leen- ager ex+erior fool you . . . has a remarkable memory for iokes . . affracfive . . . musical . . . offen heads for Norfh Bergen. GEORGE STANLEY BOYLE Our scienfific purferer consfanily haun+s fhe school science labs . . . he enfered a projecf in rhe Wesl- inghouse Science Talenr Search . . . possessing a fiery lirerary sfyle, he has marked poieniialiiies in fhe field of scieniilic research. - -ug o IU I If IW 'uni JAMES WILLIAM BRADLEY Jim . . . always ready io differ wiih someone else's opinion . . . espec- ially if fhaf someone else is a feacher . . . Vice-Presideni of IRC . . . Hi-Y member . . . 'lirsf-chair clarinelisi . . . will go lo college. JANE BRANNICK A liffle girl lull of pep . . . Mr. Penney's efficieni Girl Friday . . . hopes Io train ar Orange Memor- ial . . . lucky lhe paiienf who is cheered by her sunny smile. JEAN EDNA BROWN Pelife, flirfarious Jean hails from Hanover . . . wanfs fo be a beau- rician . . . and if her own neal' ap- pearance is any indicafion, she will surely be a success. NORMAN BROWN Always ready fo Iry a new hobby al' fhe drop of a hal . . . model railroads and phofography have claimed his inleresf af one lime or anofher . . . usually seen wilh Shrader. V I ff.-51-gg N : I 5 ' LJ XXX fo fl X .fysff L fx- fx 'Main FRANK CREIGHTON BRUNNER Up and coming execufive . . . proof-ever conlracl for his band? Whew! . . . smooih Iallcer . . . well- rounded personalily . . . nofed 'lor his exlensive colleclion of records . . . prefers social life in Morris- lown. NANCY ELIZABETH BU NDOCK Liffle bul nice-ihaI's our Nan she's a member of Ihe Cheering Squad . . . her Iilreable personalify and charm will cheer many of her pafienfs as she pursues Ihe field of nursing. ROBERT THOMAS BU RROUGHS Flash on Ihe fooiball field . . . amaleur comedian . . . Edward G. Robinson impersonalor al' Hi-Y . . . has Irouble figuring oul reasons in Spanish grammar . . . Ihreafens to change 'Ihe enlire language, in 'lacl . . . success will always be his. Z JANICE AUDREY BURNS As Cheerleader, girls' sporls en- fhusiasf, member of IRC, Spanish Club, and Alembic S+afi, keen Janny really burns wilh vilalily . . . sincere, affracfive, and loyal, success and happiness should be her lol in college and fuiure life. NATALIE MARIA BU RROUGHS Slender, a'Hrac+ive Nafalie . . . excelleni in fhe field of sewing , . . wilness some of her crealions . . . in whalever Nafalie elecfs Io do affer gredualion, we know she'll reach Ihe lop. I FRANCIS CAPRIO Cap, quief buf dynamic, leaves fhe foofball coaches looking for a new halfbacl . . . is never foo busy fo say hello fo his many friends . . . Madison High's loss is Rufgers' gain . . . plans Io become a bio- chemisf wifh a Ph.D. Io bool. DOMINIC M. CARDARELLA Some say if's his wavy hair . . . ofhers menfion his good-nafured smile . . . anyway, Don's popularify has sfeadily increased since he firsf se? foof in MHS . . . '46 Alhando King . , . fool: a greaf parf ouf on fhe foofball field. 1-is.. ALYCE ELIZABETH CARROLL Al is one of fhe more quief mem- bers of Ihe class . . . girls' sporfs 'found her an acfive parficipanf . .. boolrlreeper par excellence . . . her pleasanl smile will make her wel- come in whafever field she chooses Io enfer. JOHN ANTHONY CHIAROLANZIO Has a lieen, slrong mind . . . is a loyal friend . . . Presidenf of rhe Spanish Club as well as an acfive member ol Ihe Chemislry Club . . . his fufure plans are direcfed Ioward The medical profession. J DORIS MAE CAMPBELL Happy-go-lucky Dor . . . acfive in many fields of school life . . . dramafics and social life rafe high wifh her . . . she will seek a place in Ihe field of nursing . . . good luck, Cam! ZX E gk: LQ.-S fxfgz i-:,-X 'N al -7 GLORIA MARIE COLELLA The Class of '47 gained an aflrac- Iive new miss when Gloria enfered MHS in her junior year . . . in Ihis shorI period she has made many friends . . . accounlable in a large measure by her innafe friendliness. FREDERICO D. COLOSIMO Characferized by sincerify, con- siderafion for ofhers, and ever- presenf courfesy, Fred has made Iasfing friends for himself . . . his managerial capacifies in foofball forefell a successful posf-school career. 'W O nfl THEODORE CORTRIGHT Roller skafer wifh a sfand-off ap- proach . . . fhe girls have fo ask HIM . . . sleek black hair . . . un- ruffled even by fhe breezes swirled up by a mofor scoofer chugging in briskly from Florham Park. JEAN LOUISE CRANE Our cufe Iiffle bruneffe, bubbling over wifh enfhusiasm . . . will long be remembered as co-capfain of 'fhe Cheering Squad and parfici- panf in so many acfivifies . . . wifI1 her personalify and vifalify, she's sure fo be a successful phys. ed. feacher. X GEORGE FRANCIS DAVEN PORT Genial George-alias Tiny-has spenf many an hour on fhe foofball field . . . infends fo go info fhe army effer graduafion . . . ap- proves of fhe fair sex . . . usually seen wifh fhe ofher fellows from Eesf Hanover. 1' PHIL CRUTCHFIELD Happy-go-lucky Phil, with a smile for everyone . . . an acfive mem- ber of Band, Chemisfry Club, and foofball . . . af Princefon he will fake up work as a nafuralisl. JESSIE C. CUMMINGS Jessie is one of fhe cufe Iiffle num- bers from Easf Hanover . . . likes fo frip fhe Iighf fanfasfic . . . pasf masfer af mafching one wisecrack for anofher . . . finds one fellow East Hanoverife parficularly con- genial. JOSEPH DeFRANCO Joe is one of lhe arlisls of 'fhe Senior Class . . . plays violin in lhe Orcheslra . . . and beals lhe drums in The Band . . . we expecl lo see his signalure on some greal' newspaper carloons. ROSARIA DeFRANCO Rose is a very conscienlious slu- den'r . . . and a iaifhful member of fhe Band . . . Secrelary of lhe Tri-Hi-Y . . . her voice wilh a smile will be heard over 'lhe lele- phone wires. CARMELA Del GUIDICE Here's our happy-go.luclry Carm . . . has proved herself lo be a slraighfforward friend , . . her friendly giggle is pleasanl lo 'rhe ear . . . usually seen wilh Sue, Befry, and Carmela L. JOHN L. Del RUSSO A sferling boy, John . . . a greal guy fhrough and fhrough . . . quiel-or is he really? . . . wifh his cheery oulloolr fhere need noi be any fear for his fufure. MARGARET LOUISE DAWSON Blond Peewee is pleasanf and am- bilious , , . will always be remem- bered for her gay smile and her 'friendliness . . . is a good cuslomer of lhe movies . . . usually seen wiih Lorraine, Marie, and Roberla. 'U W - -.Q n Q. ROSE MARIE DeMARZO Meer Miss Brews+er's secrelery . .. full of animalion and personalify . . . always on fhe go-and smiling . . . lhaf lucky businessman, her iulure employer, will be sure of an efficient and accurale worlier. K. I A CHRISTINA ANN DE SENA Tina is ano+her proof fha? nice fhings come in small paclrages . . . and her big smile more fhan makes up for her size . . . wifh her ability and happy disposifion, she is sure fo succeed in fhe fufure. V Fig ff-A1-5 .x , E Ld V Off, Illx I f .17 s-,fi I --5 f N- -LW sid , RICHARD ALLAN ENGLISH Happy-go-luclry . . . has shown greaI spirifs in Business Org class . . . Richie is expecfed Io go far in 'fhe business world . . . is an enihusiasfic fan of sporls and movies. Z N LORRAINE HELEN DIEMER One of +he more reserved mem- bers ol fhe Senior Class . . . sel- dom seen wifhouf her side-lick Bobbie . . . her perfecf coiffure is fhe envy of all Ihe girls . . . will malre her career using Ihe words, Number, please. N JOHN A. DOUGLASS Acfive member of Hi-Y, Fire Squad, and Ihe manager of Ihe baske+ball Ieam . . . nofed for his loud voice and happy smile . . . Swarlhmore and a cer+ain girl will keep Johnny's 'fufure well occu- pied. 1. i HARRIET ELIZABETH EARLES Irnpishness dances in her big brown eyes . . . Harrie is Ihe sparl: of Ihe afhlefic field . . . excels in G. A. A, and Tri-Hi-Y. .. usually seen wi+h Lucille and Do? . . . will be a laboralory Iechnician. DORIS MAE EATON May usually be seen wiih Margie Joan, and Shirley T .... or a member of Ihe armed forces . . . preffy. wifh a flashing smile . . . is nofed for her Iwinlrling Ioes . . . and her abilify fo male friends easily. N' ROBERT Aicicm ENSLEE Ouisfanding characferisfic: heighf . . . sharp dresser . . . lazy bones . . . pride of Arfhur Murray - were Bob one of his pupils . . . lilies fhings gay, ANNE ELAYNE ESPOSITO Anne is one of our quief, buf well- liked fellow sfudenfs . . . her sin- cerify and readiness fo lend a helping hand have been apprec- iafed by her many friends. ANTHONY PETER ESPOSITO Anfhony has been one of our more reserved members . . . a firm supporfer of all class acfivifies. . . his mechanical abilify assures him good forfune. MARIE GLORIA FREDA Amiable Marie . . . never wifhoul' a smile ...member of fhe Spanish Club . . . fond of music, movies. and radio . . . as eifher secrefary or fypisf she'll give fhe world her besf. FETER JOHN FREDRICKSON Our red-haired Sfudenf Council Presidenf is well-lrnown fo feachers and classmafes . . . was a bass in All Sfafe Chorus . . . a ioy and a frial fo MHS, he enfers Middle- bury in fhe fall. , A ,f I. , . ffvl 5 . fi, K FX 4352?-42 i-,5 N :i , xxx gy THEODORE MCCOY FREEMAN Handsome Ted . . . idol of all girls . . . Hi-Y dancing and a cerfain member of The opposife sex rafe high wifh him . . . his friendly smile and nice ways will be a greaf help af college . . . will sfudy engineering. LEO CHARLES GARRITY Yef anofher handsome chap . . . aller ic fo fexfboolrs . . fhorou h 9 - 9 ' ly af peace wifh 'the world . . . wifh his ingrafiafing smile he will win many hearfs. 'W o 52 JOHN NICHOLSON HAYWARD Meal our man from Missouri . . . a member of IRC and firsf-chair frombone in fhe band, he'll leave a void affer graduafion . . . Johnny's swell parfies will be remembered by ell. RICHARD GROGAN As lrish as a shamroclr . . . a grand fellow . . . member of fhe baseball feam . . . Dicl: won a scholarship for flying fhrough fhe C. A. P .... hopes fo receive his flyer's license soon. BARBARA ANN GUINTER Bobbie is a connoisseur of fhe male species . . . very rarely seen wifhouf Lorraine . . . her pef peeve is conceifed people . . . fhaf sunny disposifion of hers will soofhe any fension af fhe swifchboard. 9, ANTOINETTE STELLA HAYDUK Cheerful and affracfive Easf Han- overife . . . lilres fo sew . . . and is quife fhe experf af if . . . good dancer . . . likes company and good fimes. JOSEPH FRANK HAYDUK A regular guy: a naffy dresser . . . male vocaiisf, Sinafra fype . . . affernoons find him busily engaged in merchandising in Morrisfown . .. and evenings don'f exacfly find him home fwiddling his fhumbs. GILBERT DAYTON HEDDEN, JR. A heariy welcome home, ex-gob . . . quief, buf likes company and a good lime-also a bruneffe . . . finds a compelling affracfion in leaving WeHer's neaf hair-do noi quife so. GN!!! ROBERT ALLEN HENRY Shy, likeable, and cheerful . . . likes +o work . . . especially fond of gardening . . . his ambifion will carry him far . . . mosf offen seen wilh 'fellow Easi' Hancveriles. AMAN DUS ADOLF HOFFMAN One of our quiefer Seniors . . . hails from Florham Park . . . an ardenl' member of Ihe Ag club . . . he will probably enfer fhe agricul- 'lural field affer graduafion. FRED RICHARD HOGH Will offen be where Erwin is . . . likes us so well he drives in 'From Parsippany every day . . . wanfs to be a florisf above all . . . a frip in The near iulure Io Alaska fops his musf lisf. XJ ARTHUR JEFFERY HOPPER Terrific, fall, blond guy wifh THAT smile . . . drives a car rapidly and wifh complefe abandon . . . af Allegheny he'll follow in his fafher's foofsfeps, sfudying philosophy. T-7 - VY FREDERICK WM. HORSTMAN If if's hunfing season, look in yon foresfs of Easf Hanover insfead of lhe classrooms of MHS for Bill. . . has had more fhan a nodding ac- quainfance with defenlion . . goodlooking and cheerful. FLORENCE GERALDINE IRVING Fun-loving Florence is our class comedian . . . Caplain of 'Ihe bas- hefball Ieam . . . one of our pep- pies? Seniors . . . enlhusiasfic mem- ber of fhe Drum and Bugle Corps . . . good luck, Flo, in whalever you underfalre. S fx? ffm.: N - : If A 'ff LJ 'MXN Il if f ...Z7 f I I Lx f s w si V+ 232 ROBERTA ELIZ. LANDOSKEY A quief, reserved girl, Roberfa is anolher dependable commercial sfudenf . . . loyal member of ihe Spanish Club . . . Ro has already proved her capabilify by her work in fhe fown library. STEPHEN BARLOW JARECKIE Diligence and hard work have marlzed SIeve's school life . . . ihese qualifies and his excellenl manners have won him Ihe lespecl of his fellow sfudenls. EMERSON JENKINS Siurdy and dependable . . . never indulges in idle chailer . . . de- pendable Ag man . . . going +o be a farmer . . . quife 'frequenfly Iurns his ialopy in on a new-ialopy! -'Jf CARLTON INGRAM JESSUP Lilreable Carllon . . . heartily ap- proves of 'foolball and a cerlain underclassman . . . Jess is a mem- ber of Hi-Y . . . affer high school he will Ialre up draffing in college. DORIS MARIE KEYMER Usually seen wiih Lorraine at Ihe skaiing rink . . . pe+ peeve: home- work . . . will be one of lhose al- ways-needed secrelaries . . . Ihe besl' fo you, Marie! N A ' as NANCY LEE LUCIANO Mischievous, fun-loving, and perl' is fhis cule frick Nancy . . . a cap- able young lady in rhe business world, none-ihe-less . . . leads an acfive social life . . . who is he now, Nancy? SAL P. LUCIANO Always laughing and iolring . . . well-lcnown 'for his aclivifies on fhe foofball field and baske-lball court . . . smoofh dancer . . . loves +he nighf life , . . he will confinue his prowess af sporis in college. POLLY ANN LUM One of our mos? sincere and sweel classmafes, +haf's Pol . . . aciive member of fhe girls' baskelball leam and Dramalics . . . will sfudy designing . . . Good luck, Polly... we know you'll succeed. CARMELA P. LUPARDI Small but mighly, fhis young lady is dynamile when if comes fo gef- +ing work done . . . Library Club Presideni . . . wifh all her abilily and fha? pleasing personalify, she'll have fo succeed . . . as secreiary or dancer, Carmela7 . ARNOLD LINDSTROM lnfelligenl and sludious . . . lilie- able and sincere . . . nice addiiion from Hanover . . . offen seen in company with Schoenhaar . . . brings a pleasant +ouch of Sweden fo MHS. fs f I x fl-,N E555 ' f' Q, Nw -1?-N CARL JOHN LUZ, JR. One of ihe mos+ popular members of ihe Senior Class-and ils Presi- den? . . . a nafural wif . . . All- Sfafe Band and Orchesfra bass- clarinelisf . . . plans fo ialre up mechanical engineering in college. SUE ANN MACCARIO Swee+ Sue . . . big brown eyes plus a big smile . . . Alhando Queen of '46 . . . nofed for her happy disposifion as well as her scholasfic abili'Iy . . . fond of movies, dancing, and good limes. ,049 3 ,xg 552 gl LOUIS A. MANTONE Louie doesn'+ believe in wasfing words . . . a sileni Senior, you mighf say-unless you knew him! . . . a conscienfious worker . . . s+eadfasI 'friend . . . usually seen wifh Sal and a car. W CHARLES G. McCLINTOCK Casanova . . . a Hi-Y Treasurer, IRC member, and boogie-woogie virfuoso . . . Chuck will leave 'Ihe school bereff of a bounding en- Ihusiasm. if CATHERINE A. MITTL A pleasanf blonde wiih an aHrac- tive smile . . . goes aboui her work quiefly and cheerfully . . . wi+h her winning ways, Cafhy will go far in ihe secrefarial field . . . has al- ready proved herself a speed de- mon in fyping. gill' ROBERT K. MICKEY, JR. Bob is always happy-especially when he's enjoying an argumeni wiih someone . . . 'favorife subieci is siudy hall . . . crazy aboui driv- ing . . . always finds 'Iime for ihe fairer sex. RICHARD THEODORE MILLER Blond, handsome, and versaiile Dick . . . rafes a big A Plus in dancing and baseball . . . and bas- kefball . . . aciive member of Hi-Y . . . voied Class fashion plafe. MARGARET MARY PALMER EDWARD P. O'HANLON Typical lrishman . . . one of our rnosf versa+ile aihlefes . . . +his. plus his academic abilify and his courieous affiiude have won him ihe admirafion and respecf of his fellow sfudenfs. We're glad she refurned from Fior- ida . . . sincere . . . sensible . . . faiihful member of Tri-Hi-Y, Span- ish and Library Clubs, and Alem- bic siaff . . . as a nurse she'll soofhe some lucky pafienf wi+h her pleasanf manner. M. MYRA PARKER To imnow demure, smiling Myra is +o love her . . , when given a iob. My will do if wiih a fhorough de- pendabuldy Success will be i f f, H X hers as a malh feacher. RUTH ELLA PARKER Popular Secreiary of The Senior Class . . . very aciive member in school funcfions . . . will be remem- bered for her warm smile and kind word for everyone . . . we Pfe- dici a happy fuiure for Rufh. PHILIP JOSEPH PICCOLA The original smooihie . . . mosl amiable disposifion--will admii fo no pei peeves! . . . good dancer . . . likes fargef praclice . . . in lends fo go info lhe air corps . . . usually seen wresfling wiih Bernie W 'jf' 1 -' - im 'D QW 33' K? K fi , s f WILLIAM EDWARD PHILHOWER A whiz in maih and science, Bill is never happier ihan when solving a lough problem . . . can always be relied upon for a iob well done . . . lhe mysfery of lhe alom-and boogie-woogie-inleresi him, BARBARA POTTER Ah! Poi, wifh 'rhe enviable plaf- inum page-boy, broughf a bit of England fo our Class . . . always ready fo do somefhing ezcifing . .. 'mv hall' of MHS will be minus her infecfious giggle nexf year. 1. lv ff'-AW'-ig .x J , E dz xx' 'fo ill H, f .17 X 5 yll .Q DWIGHT HOWARD REILLY Good sfudenf . . . efficienf cafe- feria cashier . . . has a benf for business . . . even sold an EAGLE ad fo his WAAT inferviewer . . . lilies us so well fhaf when he moved 'ro Morris Plains he became a com- mufer. MAR'AN RELLO Her happy disposifion has made a hosf of friends for her . . . she has had much fun during her high school days . . . sewing is a favor- ife avocafion . . . and a proficienf seamsfress she is. W ?x.',v+q FQ, i ANN ELIZABETH SAFIO If fall: were rnoney, Jip would be worfh millions . . . friendly and cminenfly goodenafured . . .favor- ire indoor sporf: ioshing fhe faculfy . . . usually seen carrying her beloved clarinef. -aw -9' s ROBERT R. ROSS Rugged Rob wifh his square-cuf jaw . . . if he sefs his mind fo a iob, if is done well . . . craiy abouf cars and crooning . . . usually seen wifh Sue. Q SUE ANN SAFRANEK lnspirafion for 'lhe adage. Smile and fhe world smiles wirh you . . . friendly and pleasanf fo all, she's bound fo have a hosf of friends al- ways . . . likes fall fellows. 7 P 3 2' ERWIN SCHOENHAAR Shy sleepyhead from Easf Hanover . . . his brow will never be 'fur' rowed by care . . . always leaps before he looks-which makes life more inieresfing , . . ar+ and flor- iculiure beckon to him equally sfrongly as a career. ANTHONY J. P. SENA Nofed for his decoraiive suspend- crs . . . has iei black wavy hair . . . likes Gerry . . . rarely seen wiih- ouf the gang . . . wha+'s rhe af- iraciion in Morrisiown on Safur- day nigh+s, Tarun? FRED L. SCHINDLER Happy-go-lucky...han:l3or'1c.. -.fclf . . . likes fo tinker wiih cars and guns . . . wovlgl like To workin Europe or Souih America . . . used 'ro bc ieachcrs' pride-unill he c'ccided+o1urn over a new leaf. ? THERESA MARIE SENA Bashful . . . easy fo gef along wi+h . . . lofs of fun . . . good siudenl . . . also a good dancer . . . Terry's dislike is conceiled people . . . her professional fufure has a pharrnaceuiical company in lhe picfure. JOHN DUNLOP SHACKLOCK Friendly and likeable . . . wifh a smile ihaf drives fhe girls wild . .. a lalecomer io our Class, he has proved himself a very capable fel- low . . . music, especially boogie- woogie, inrrigues him . . . unde- cided as fo choice of college. ll 2-.,-X-'N 4, . ,fx 14952 W ' Q 2 , rf -- .. SHIRLEY JEANNE SHARP Cure, vivacious Shirley . . . onc of'a-kind combinafion of earnesf- ness and fun . . . known and liked by everyone in school . . .her smiie and zesf for living will make any classroom she presides over e happy one. WILLIAM J. SHAW Gives fhe appearance of being re- served, buf nof so when you know him . . . speeds foward fhe knowl- edge faciory in a seven dollar limousine . . . need any hairpins gf for Ihe mofor, Bill? 'W o JJAMES M. SHEPHERD The Class Arfisf plans a career as an archifecf . . . half-miler in fracl, and coechairman of fhe Al- hando, Jim has had an acfive school life . . . his plans are com- plefed for a college educafion. WILLIAM FRANK SHRADER Fond of driving and Morrisfown . . . gad-abouf-fown with Brownie . . . likes fhe girls-and since he's blond and good-loolring, we can'f :ee why if wouldn'1 be vice-versa. CHARLES VJALLACE SMITH High-boy . . . inferesfing conver- safionalisf . . . Ireen abouf sporfs, and knows a Iof abouf fhem . . . sporfs edifor for fhe Dodger . . . shy wiih fhe girls . . . wanfs Io go fo Rufgers. BETTY J. SICILIANO Here's our come-hifher-smile girl . . . wilh The bee-oo-Iiful shining black hair . . . combining work with pleasure, she has acquired a long lisf of friends . . . success in fhe zecrefarial field, Beffy. BEVERLY ANN SMITH Fun-loving Beve busies herself wifh CAA, Tri-Hi-Y and Cheerleading . . . Miss Burneff's able secrefary . . . a popular figure on fhe afh- lefic field . . . hopes fo become an inferior decorafor or a forch singer. 'T' is ff!! if RHODA ELIZABETH SNYDER Popular Presidenf of lhe Sr. Tri- Hi-Y . . . horseback riding and lennis are favorile pasfimes wifh her . . . she will follow in ihe foo? sleps of Florence Nighfingale. LORRAINE M. STERNBERC-3 Crazy aboul roller sharing . . would like lo be a professional . . . helps supporf Morris and Essex . .. Lorrie's usually seen wifh Marie . . . and fhose sailors. THOMAS T. TABER Dependable and loyal . . . back- bone of The sfage crew . . . enfhus- iaslic railroader, bofh model and life-size variety . . . biflen also by the pholography bug . . . special- i1es in picfures of-you guessed il' -locomolivesl RUTH JEAN THOMPSON Well-mannered, affraclive, and poised, This recenl addifion lo our class has been a welcome one . . . hold on lo lhal smile. Rulh . . . and success in whafever you under- lalie. DANIEL PETER TIETJEN 'U EY 4. GLENN ARLEN TOWNLEY Ace drummer man . . . personalily Pele . . . nice singing voice . . . wolf in wolf's clolhing . . . finds no iuslice in fhe world-lhe girls won'l' lef him go lhrough wifh fhose fufile efforts fo raise a mous- X ll ll lr Tall, good-looking . . . hails from Florham Park . . . undecided as lo wha? he wanfs fo do . . . buf his grand personalily and academic abilify will lead lo success in whal- ever field he chooses. rachel fREXFORD FRANCIS TUCKER NVe poinl wilh pride lo much-lal- enfed Rex, lwice Class Presidervf . . . caps four busy years by beinq lhe capable Presidenf of IRC and Alembic Edilor-in-Chief . . . noled lor: mafure inlelfigence, willy sense of humor, and lhal plafform personalily. V ff'-AW .-Eg DONALD FRANK VEADER zixl ' Q ffl!! LJ 'NX X ,7 f xr K ,ll -ug 1. fk pq ard , , Young man wifh a horn . . . mem- ber of lhal nolable Homeroom 29 . . . Big Time Operafor . . . likes lhe gals . . . and smoking . . . boy from fhe old school-Florlnam Park, lhaf is. PHILIP JOSEPH VITALE Tl1ere's never a dull momenl where Phil is concerned . . . 'fun-loving, yel dependable . . . usually seen wifh Dom . . . 'fond of music, movies, and brunelfes. If 'l4.r.',, Xa 0 xf',. riiaiu 2. BERNARD MATTCEL wmek ELIZABETH LINDA WALTON Tiny Belly came lo us from Philly fhis 'fall . . . lhe V. F. W. baskelball leam and wrifing ro him fake up mosl of her lime, buf she's Swe.l guy . . . grew lhe besl crop of sideburns 'for lhe senior play . . . likes gymnaslics, Irack, and women . . . may sludy accounling . . . hobby: horse-back riding . . . lakes pride in his Iwo horses . . . California, here he comes! Q Che. never loo busy for a coke has helped make our Senior year a qay EDWIN CHARLES WESSLING Tall and blonde-lhe silenl Viking 'fype . . . demon on wheels . . . haunls lhe Florham Park skaling rink... a cerlain girl holds special appeal for him . . . good luck, Ed. J avi CHARLES M STOUT Lef'r us for flue Navy he s al ways lulred nf ihereby following un hrs fafhers foofsleps mls cl-nevous and lllreable prefers red heads CONRAD WISSEL Blueburd as he IS known fo some has a clwaracler all has own we Il never forge? has sly smile and l'1 s wnsecraclrs Connue anolher Florlzam Parker has a clramahc flare nn has personalufy L MYRON JESSUP Equally proflclenf on dance 'floor or roller sluales an flue Navy and doing rlglwl well I es o blmd people wnfh fhe seal beam of hs car proud as punch of lu lud brofher C'ERY J POLISE Happy go luciy yel' ll'ldUS'lYl0US rarely wnfllouf a gran currenlly helping flue Navy operefe af max :mum effucnency class enlwener wnfh a new swnfclw en+er+a1mng feachers as well as pupnls U ' ...rkT Q f,,,,, Q ...fm VM. 1 ? 'EQ Q ,W - wi ww an 2 Z 2 -2 3 ,il -3 ,pf- L 4 .W- J 41,1 3 ,vc x A .J I JG 5 'Y'fr'.,, 1 SEIIIIIII OFFICERS PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER CLASS ADVISOR Carl Luz Edward O'HanIon Ru+I1 Parker Mass Sampson VICE-PRESIDENT , .,.. .,,... r.... ...,......,.,.,....,... J o I1 n SI1acIrIocIc Cl llllll On lhe lwelllh day ol June Nuneleen Hundred and Forly Seven lhe Senuor Class ol Maduson Hugh School un lhe Borough ol Maduson Counly of Morrus Slale ol New Jersey Unuled Slales ol America lell lheur examunaluon rooms lor lhe lasl lume lThey hope' Beung ol dusposung mund and body lhey also lell lhe followung bequesls Bull Abraham leaves one lonely pole vaull pole lo some unknown Freshman Peggy Ader leaves Conslance Hayes lo Huberl Nevulle Allan Akehursl leaves hus seal un Advanced Algebra lo some prospecluve malhemalucuan Bull leaves wulh a bang Glorua Behre leaves her hall day sessuon lo some lucky underclassman Joan Beneduce leaves her chewung gum under lhe lirsl desk un Room 29 lo Jane Moceruno Dorus Campb ll and Margue Boun leave an uneduled book ol excuses lor beung lale lo Mr Kellers nexl homeroom Slanley Boyle leaves hus scuenlullc genuus lo Mr Hurschhorn for parcelung oul where needed mosl Margue Boun Dorus Camp bell and Nan Bundock leave a quuel corner un lhe Chemuslry lab where ul wasnl quuel belore Janue Brannuck leaves her posuluon as denlal assuslanl un lhe clunuc lo Glorua Barnard ul she slull wanls Januce Burns and Jean Crane leave lheur posuluon as co caplauns ol lhe Cheerung Squad lo some poor unsuspeclung Junuors Bobbue Burroughs leaves hus lell hall back posuluon lo Wendell Mullon Alyce Carroll leaves her sporlung spurul lo her brolher Bull Francus Capruo leaves hus llrsl chaur clarunel lo Don Selby The gradualung Cheerleaders leave CHEERFULLY Phul Crulchlleld leaves Mr John Francus lookung longungly unlo a bakery wundow and wonderung why he usnl gellung any lhunner Fred Colosumo leaves hus 'ob ol managung lhe foolball leam lo lhose lwo unforlun ales Bob Crane and Jack Berlram George Davenporl leaves hus loolball panls lo anyone who can llll lhem Carmela D l Guu duce leaves Rose Sodano a doll lo kee her company on lhe way lo school Rose De Marzo leaves Muss Brewsler munus a secrelary C rusluna De Sena leaves her susler lo walk lo school alone Duck Englush leaves hus 'ob un lhe olluce lo some unduslruous Junuor Ted Freeman leaves hus dancung abululy lo lhe Freshman boys so lhey won l walh lhrough Boogie Woogue Bugle Boy Marue Freda and Margarel Palmer leave lheur oyous walks home wulh Glorua Puccola lo anyone who wanls lo lake lhe chance Marue Freda lurl er leaves her posuluon as Mr Helslrom s secrelary lo Glorua Pele Fredruckson leaves hus Bass ll posuluon un lhe Senuor uarlel lo Le Roy Kendall lhree year A Cappella Chour veleran Bobbue Guunler l.orraune Duemer Rose De Franco and Maruan Rello leave lheur corner ol Room I2 lhe P A D room lo June Danuher Pally Davus Nan Slewarl and Helen Crane lo carry on lheur unlereslung conversaluons and annoy Mr Helslrom Duck Grogan and Dwughl Reully leave lhe gurls from Morruslown lo Red and Jake who really do nol need lhem Florence lrvung leaves her caplauncy ol lhe Senuor baskelball leam lo some Junuor perhaps Glorua Robunson7 Carllon Jessup leaves Dollue Apgar or does he? Nancy Lucuano and Beverly Smulh leave Pally Davus gobs of gum so lhal she can keep up lhe chewung record un Home Ec class Sue Maccaruo leaves her crown lo nexl years lucky Senuor gurl Ed O Hanlon leaves hus lTckle ness lo any person who wanls ul Margarel Palmer wulls her handsome cousun lo any Junuor gal who can calch hum Rulh Parker and Duck Muller leave logelher Jum Shepherd Pele Fredruckson and Bob Ross leave lheur duvung helmel lo any Junuor who finds nexl years classes loo deep 'for hus bools Belly Suculuano leaves lhe Conference Room Jup Sapuo leaves her nouse lo Peanuls Sapuo The Senuor Mob leaves uls boolh un Jull s lo lhe mosl promusung group of Junuor boys Decusuon lo be made by compeluluve examunaluon Fred Schundler leaves hus parkung space lo Barry Frazuer lor hus sole use and occupancy Beverly Smulh leaves lhe key lo gym locker T I lo some worlhy gurl who wull also guaranlee lo guve Mrs McKay a hard lume lindung hockey equupmenl The Senuor gurls who eal un Leuchlens leave lheur lable lo any group of gurls who guaranlee lo eal ham salad sandwuches all year long Rex Tucker leaves lhe momenlous decusuon as lo who gels lhe Sleunway lo lhe lender ? mercues ol Joy Lee Belknap and Peggy Bowen Don Veader leaves Maduson Hugh School purely unaduller aled He does nol leave wullungly He does nol leave sadly He lusl leaves Belly Wallon leaves lo go lo her Van Johnson Connue Wussel leaves hus lues lo any eluguble beau Bernue Weller leaves lo Mr Slarkey a bollle ol shock meducune He hopes lor a quuck recuperaluon aller lhe B+ un lhe Solud exam Feelung lhal now we have guven our all lor lhe sake ol Alma Maler lhe Class hereby collapses un a body lo be swepl oul lwe hope by lhe lanulors Those who remaun do solemnly swear allesl agree and sponsor lhus valuable documenl lo be lhe lrulh lhe whole lrulh and nolhung bul lhe lrulh Nan Bundock Beverly Smulh Frank Brunner I. . Q u.. 0 a 1. Q In ' '. ' . ' . u' I - u--.- I.oo.'. l an f a,-.0 Q Q - l .. .I 'O N POST GHHDUHTES Mildred Ellzabe+h Burfon W Richard Clark Neunzlg John Edward Haug Frederuck Bromell Hersey James Bogerf Hedges fs. .I xA 3 ,, Xif ' 1 , f 3 'WK-24 9 when -ff -W -I wgfwx-Wfdmfauv wif' can-mann mmfifiwiiff WWW' wp ,+I .,f . N 'fm-3'w2' 'V f M 1 Q ' - 5. la , .x ,Q 3, W ' v La 32 ' , ' A pl ,na . , .- wi ' ' W W W sm Af K M 1 'ow ' M M V -, , , +4 il'-Q. V 7 I an mf 4 if-Z lg J n s iii' , I U ix 1 'iw YJ ' X31 4 In I xi 2.1: 54: Q' f fu: ,. 7 41,1 6 -fr' E, ,S .' 1 'Lff!JzJ!fJ U l.. I SQ ik N 1 W od In I , ef' wi V5 , A aa- A Uf'a,gf3'?m ' 5 5' .3 , 2 L ' 3 'N.5 A wr X '1 1 A 'V .- .2 I xl tx lx. Q if?- ' - 1 ,Q . V A: ', 'hd ,'5 -4 , 4 K. ' ' 1 P2 'J r?,f f V4 QW! I xN'7 x..,4,' : - ' 'S' in .Q-3' fmy, ,tix f all , wa ' . 'W-X H. Allen, J. Allen, P. R. Allocco, M, Baird, E. Baldwin, G. Barnard, G. Barr, N. Booth, R. Boss, L. Bouton, P. Bowen, M. L. Brannick, D, Brower, F. Bruehne, H. Bruin, S. Bryant, R. A. Buckley, R. Bundschuh, B. Bush, J. Carey, P. Carpenter, M, A. Cazletto, M, Citro, Barbara Clark, Pa- tricia Corbett, B. Crane, R, Crane, D. Crutch- field, R. Currier, N. Cusack, J. Daly, H, Daven- port, D. Davies, J. Davis, P. Davis, A. De Franco, F. D. Klotz, M, Del Duca, L. De Marzo, M. Di Sarno, H. L. Dixon, E, Doty, M. Duenweg, J. Dunn, R. Dunn, M. Elder, R. W. Ellor, F. Ens, J. Espo- sito, M, Evans. E. Farnsworth, L. Ferriss, G. J. Fondaco, P. Frazier, B. Freeman, L. Freeman, A. Garretia, A. Garrefta, E. Giaimo, N. Gilliand, J. Goumas, M. Greco, H, Hait, T. Hait, A. Harper, D. Harten- stein, R. Hathaway, M. Hawkins, C. Hayes, W. Hayward, W. Heintz, P. Hersey, C. Hoffman, C. Hottman, B. Iradi, G. Jackson, W. Jacobus, E. Johnson, J. Keetfe, T. Kramer, J. Kyse, M, A. Lacy, M. Lamson, E. LaPorta, J. Lowe, G. Lurker, P, Lupardi, J. Lusardi, C, Maccario, B. Mac- Dougall, J. Maiello, N. Mantone, C. Marinaccio, C. Matarauo, J. McClintock, C. McGill, R. McLaughlin, G. Milton, E. Mocerino, B. Morgan, Barre Murray. N. Nelson, P. Nielsen, J. Noback, M. Nossa- man, P. O'Connor, B. J. O'NeiIl, l. Overtoom, F. Palaui, R. Petersen, R. Pisapia, V. Raio, E. Roberts, L, Romano, R. Ruzicka, A. Sapio, D. Selby, P. Smith, D. Smith, J. Snyder, N. Stephens, B, Sutter, B. Swett, L, Taber, M. Tarzian, A. Tay- lor, B. Terhune, J. Thornton, B. Timmins, P, Triola, C. Troianello, J. Troianello, R. Troianello, V. Troianello, A. Troop, J. Vanderhoof, G. Walker, W. Wells, A. Williams, N. Wesslinq, J, Young, R. Yuliano, W. Zarembo. w E555 'da Q 1 Ns .a X. fr., 'sid .-A -.. 7 wg' p .vu 1. nkikbbvnnaa 1,-A ,. Ilia... Qs . , 'I 1 Alf ' ,uh ' 4 .' 5435 'ff 7 1 - 'H' 7 3 ll 1,1 ' Q Q ?? av' , f x ,ylxwrlfg ' X W JN VAS- Ni. s. :yi 3NQu3vS,'9Q'gi..,,115 as -2 X 9 h 4, ,ff l 9 W. vM!h,j f fn' I 1, 1 ew 4 , sf Q1 Aww nf 93139. xiagitgilxs . .. 1 X -F- it 1 x Y,Xa J 3 't Q K KX 1 5' Q f f' ' sg Q' 'lf Ar' J' J ' mf Q 1 c 1 ' Y' J I I X 'E 1- x , Q 5. L I , . 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' i fa 1 71 , gg ww 4 92:1 ' xf5t, wg? if' 5 ' Pj ,AL - 1 , , L ,2,, s'ff3'2f2 W Q32 Q if 3-iw 3 fav.. f xiii CAFETERIA STAFF ALHANDO CHAIRMEN L SPANISH CLUB BHRHETTS UF UIIITTPULE STREET On March 2l and 22 I947 The Senuor play THE BARRETTS OF WIMPOLE STREET was presenfed under +he durecluon of Muss Myrfle Huichuns The five acl presenfaiuon 'lakes place un 'The year I845 The achon revolves around Eluzabefh and her home lufe Ba as she us called has 'I'wo susfers HenrueH'a and Arabel and sux brofhers Ocfavuus Sephmus Alfred Charles Henry and George Theur luves follow a pa'Hern desugned by Mr BarreH' Papa who us feared by all hus chuldren Also luvung wu+h +he Barreffs are Wulson ihe maud and Flush The dog bofh of whom aud un aggravahng Papa Bella Headly Papa s nuece arruves unexpec+edly brungung wu'fh her Mr Bevan her finace Wufh ihem romance sweeps over +he BarreH' home Ba beguns fo receuve Rober+ Brownung and sees hum weekly Ba and Roberf marry and leave for H'aly Toward fhe end of fhe play Henruelfa falls un love wrlh Caplaun Surfees Cook buf does no'I' ma ry hum because of Papa Also un The play are fwo dociors Dr Chambers and Dr Ford Waferlow under whose care Ba recovers ELIZABETH MOULTON BARRETT Dorus Campbell Ba us a deuucafe woman abouf 34 years of age She has been sucl: for sux y ars To occupy her mund she has wruHen and pub'ushed poems 'Through whuch she meefs Roberf Brownung DR CHAMBERS John Shaclcloclc Dr Chambers us a man un hus suxhes He us fond of Ba and has been falung care of her for a long 'fume WILSON THE MAID Rose de Franco Wulson us a fine capable loolung gurl un her fwenhes She ha a Co lcney a ceni' HENRIETTA MOULTON BARRETT Jeanne Boyd Henrue'Ha one of The Barre 1' sus+ers fhe only one who dares defy Papa us a beauh ful hugh spurufed gurl ARABEL MOULTON BARRETT Sue Ann Safranelu Arabel +he younger sus+er us The exaci' opposufe of Henrue'H'a OCTAVIUS MOULTON BARRETT James Shepherd Occy The youngesf of The sux boys s+ammers slughfly SEPTIMUS MOULTON BARRETT Wulluam Abraham Sepfumus us a year older fhan Occy THE CHARACTERS OF THE PLAY ALFRED MOULTON BARRETT Roberl' Ross Alfred IS fhe nexf oldesf CHARLES MOULTON BARRETT Duck Baldwm Charles IS somewhaf older fhan Alfred GEORGE MOULTON BARRETT Bernard Weffer George IS fhe oldesf of fhe brofhers HENRY MOULTON BARRETT John Hayward Henry IS abouf a year older fhan Charles EDWARD MOULTON BARRETT Francus Caprlo Papa ns a well sef up men abouf snxfy Bemg a sfern man he demands obedience from all has chlldren They do nofhlng wlfhouf has consenf BELLA HEADLY Dorls Eafon Bella Papa s niece IS a very preffy gurl Her dlfflculfy un pronouncing rs does BEVAN Donald Veader Mr Bevan Bella s flance IS a model of deporfmenf MR ROBERT BROWNING Ted Freeman Browning ns a handsome man abouf fwo years older fhan Ba Alfhough carefree he as a well lmown English poef DR FORD WATERLOW Carl J Luz The Docfor as a sharp feafured old man of greaf repufaflon ln London CAPTAIN SURTEES COOK Charles McCllnfoclr Surfees IS a handsome frank faced man In full dress FLUSH Buddy Sfannard Flush IS a blaclr coclcer spanlel A rough sfrefch o fhe cours of frue lo e Elnzabefh and Roberf Ba and her brofhers nof hinder her cafflness. l MR. - Fl 2 V Y m awww 'Q Ed ucahonal exfenslon service W' er ve 1 x9 xv' nwesvrao THE TIME Safurday evenmg December I4 I946 THE PLACE Madison Hugh School THE PARTICIPANTS Vlrlually lhe enhre populahon of MHS plus a large crowd of parenls friends and relahons Yes lhe srxlh annual ednhon of lhe Alhando Jamboree +he Publncahon Board s prun cnpal source of revenue olher +han +ha+ from 'lhe sale of subscrnphons drew crowds and 'rhen proceeded lo gave lhem lhelr money s worlh Monlhs afferwarcls 'rhe hrsfrnomc abulnly of 'lhe facully as demonslrafed nn The Tngers Claw lhe good loolcs of Kung Domumc Cardarella and Queen Sue Maccarno and fhelr royal cour+ and lhe real falenl of +he sludenfs In +he gala varuely program were shll 'loplcs of conversahon Typncal concessuons hearhly enloyed aflerwarcls were 'lhe Tom Thumb show Danceland +he Panfry Shelf Forfune Tellmg Auchon Sale and +he Food Farr +o menllon only a few l NP Q 5 . 4 . rs W' . u xsg --1 .xo . Swlex The audiforium show sel 'lhe pace for an evening of fun, and, incidenfally, prom. Well rememhe undelubly Th s COIHUF6 on Don Sel e by Zesiful zip The dynamncs of gasfronomncs Thenr Maleshes HIHRHCHS El Club Cervanles members dasplayed iheur dramahc musical and llnguushc ialenfs io apprecla hve audiences In bo+h +he assembly prevuew on May 8 and fhe final performance on May 9 of lhelr annual Flesia called Rumba Maracas Once fhe show sfarfed rollung you really fhoughl ou were Y In Soufh America whal' wrfh 'lhe bnghi cos'I'umes lovely songs and lively dances accompanled by fhe rh hm of maracas and lhe muslc of gulfars accorduan and plano The nmpressnve begmmng iwo rumba lmes comlng down from 'lhe slde exlfs of fhe sfage cross :ng In 'rhe pn+s before going up on ihe sfage sei' fhe pace for a ihoroughly enferfanmng show Tha+ Spamsh dancung feam Carmela Lupardu and James Hedges dld El Jarabe Tlaxcalfe Wulh brlghlly colored and au+henhc cosiumes many ofher dances were performed such as El Perlcon of Argenhna ElJoropo of Venezuela La Sadunga of Mexico and La Munelra of Spam Four +alen+ed Seniors Sue Maccano Marne Freda Beify Slclllano and Carmela Lupardl dad a complucafed Spamsh dance La Joia wnfh casfanefs We had as our piano accompanusi Phul Polora of Moniclaur Slafe Teachers College O+her musnc was 'Furmshed by Frank Brunner s rumba band Mrs May fhe Ari 'teacher made possible fhe beauhful Spanish scenery The Club advlsors Mrs Tullla Ferruccl and Mass Jo Cavallere honored us by do mg fwo dances El Jarabe Tapahco and El Jarabe Muchoacan All un all fhe Flesfa was a greai success leavmg everyone wanhng for fhe nexi' one I Yi . . I . I . . . - . U . l . .. ct.. Also, our singing sfar, Nancy Gilliand, sang for us Claveli+os, which had ihe boys swooning. f 'N X 'X its 2 ?xdl,-555' K lf f fFLxZf,nmlfKfgQj Q V53 82 1 wgsfyufi X i if X. W KN I f -. I K, gf 9-51 '14 , s min '-'- f5e'a.. 40X-A 'J wax .2 Q O Q67 OVW., f P' Z? ' X gf W X7 Q? O7 0 in x ,f L X Of' 1 1 N gl A ny Frog-:Q MQ X' ff W M J 7 x 4 X Q7 A , , 1 fig E 'if' ,- V, -x w I C69 wi-N 3 uf 0 of 'l!l!1l6',f7WI,!z -UQ lv.. , J 'BQ i Q X' I Q Im THE COACHES William F. Nye Harry W. De Armoff Rufhe S. McKay S. Herberf Sfarkey, Jr. Joseph J. Koehler W. Charles Wilson William A. Helsfrom Earl W. Pullen John F. Francis VARSITY FOOTBALL The gridiron hisfory of Madison High showed somefhing definifely lacking fhis pasf season. Commencing fhe season wifh a 7-0 win over Bufler, fhe feam looked as if if would have a successful season. There was even falk of faking fhe Suburban Con- ference. However, fhese dreams were shaffered as 'the season progressed. Our vic- fory over Bufler proved fo be our only win of fhe year. Jusf whaf was lacking, no one could discover. We had a pofenfial winning feam. We had good and experi- enced players. We had excellenf coaches. The feam had spirif and seemed fo be working fogefher. However, somefhing wenf wrong, and we wenf down fo defeaf 'lime affer fime. Sfill, many Seniors disfinguished fhemselves on fhe feam during fhe season. Louis Manfone snafched several long passes and wenf for fouchdowns. These fouch- downs saved us from complefe humiliafion by giving us scores in fwo games during fhe lasf few minufes of play. The ofher end of fhe line was played compefenfly by Carlfon Jessup. George Davenporf, cenfer, played superb ball af fhaf posifion, and he was chosen as counly cenfer by one of our local papers. Bill Shrader, Bob Enslee, Dominic Cardarella, and Bill Barbafo made up a fasf and hardhiffing line. Bill Barbafo seemed fo suffer from fhe loss of his friend Joe Moffola, who gradu- afed lasf year. Bill sfill played good ball. Bill Shrader was perhaps fhe line's mosf sfeady player. He seemed always fo be in on fhe fackle, or blocking his man. ln fhe backfield fhere were Sal Luciano, Eddie O'Hanlon, Francis Caprio, and Bob Bur- roughs. Sal won fhe respecf of our school and fhe schools +ha+ we played against be- cause he did an excelleni' iob af quarierback, and he always pul' everylhing he had in+o ihe game. He proved +o be one of our mosi valuable men. He was +he exponenl of +he Madison High School quarierback sneak, which neHed much yardage in every game we played Eddie also was on of our besi men in 'lhe back field He was well known for his wide end runs His greafesi' conirubuhon +o +he ieam was his defensive work Very few men ever gol pasi him and +hose +ha+ lrled found +ha+ +hey had mei an almosl' immovable oblecf Francis Caprio played good ball while he was in +he lineup buf due 'ro an mlury he speni much of lhe season on The bench Bob Burroughs fleef fooled back was no? on 'lhe firsl' feam because of his lack of weighf Even wifh +his dusadvaniage his Egh+ and perseverance made hum an admired figure and an lmpor+an+ member of +he Fred Colosumo deserves much credlf for his work as manager He also received a V6I'SIlY lei-fer Underclassmen who received leHers are John Goumas Dick Hess Jim Over loom Anfhony Saplo Alberl Delino and Bill Von Bargen Those boys receiving hon orable menhon are John Del Russo and Richard Grogan of ihe Senior Class and Harry Barlow William Kyle Amadeo Mlcone Lee Romano Mickey Rayder Paul Terhune Fred Yonkman and Dale Zuksweri underclassmen Mr. Nye was Head Coach wlfh Mr De ArmoH as Asslsfani' Coach feam. Olher Seniors who received le'Hers are: Phil Crufchfield and Joe De Franco. VARSITY BASKETBALL A+ +he beginning of Ihe season, 'rhe baskefball Ieam looked very promising. Bu+ as in foofball, somefhing wenl' wrong. The Ieam played i'rs besl games againsl Ihe Iougher Ieams and usually losl Ihese by six or eighf poinI's. When 'Ihey played a comparalively easy 'I'eam, 'I'hey 'Folded up, and we were once more on Ihe losing end. The second half of Ihe game always proved Io be Ihe Wa+erloo . Seniors on fhe Ieam were Sal Luciano, Edward O'Hanlon, Richard Miller, and Managers John Douglass and George Davenport Four of Ihe Varsi+y Ieam are Ie'f+ for fufure games. They are: John Ferrera Ihigh scorerl, Bill Von Bargen, Bruce Williams, and James Overloom. Coach De Armoff deserves much credif for his work wifh fhe boys. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL J. V. Baskelball proved +o be more successful Ihan 'I'he Varsily 'I'eam had been. The local cage s+ars won abou+ half of 'Iheir games. Chuck Hoffman, Raymond Bundschuh, Dick Smifh, Phil Smifh, and Joe De Palma usually cons'I'i'I'u+ed Ihe sfarling lineup. Larry Kersla and Dick Smifh showed greaf improvemenl as fhe season progressed. We cerlainly expecl 'ro see Smilh, Hoffman, and Bundschuh wilh Ihe Varsily nex'r year. O+her on +he feam were: Rober+ Bradley, Tom Coullas, John O'Connor, Ernesl' Poole, William Wells, and Tim Hail. Manager Pullen was Coach of Ihe Ieam. VARSITY BASEBALL Varsi+y baseball ihis season was way under Madison's usual par. We won four games and Ios'f Ien. The s'Iar'Iing Iineup for mos? of +he games was: Rober'I Douglass, never-miss cafcherg Johnny Ferrera, sI'rike-ou+ pifcherg Dick Miller, long reaching 'Firs+ baseman: Fred Colosimo, second baseman: Scoop Murphy, shorf-siopg Ed O'HanIon, red-headed ho+ corner man: Bob Hubbard, daisy picker on 'Ihe Ieff side of fhe field: Louis Manfone, never-miss cen+er fielder: and Mike Serillo, aliernafe pifcher in Ieff. O'Iher members of 'Ihe Ieam were: Bill Bang, David Conklin, George Davenport Richard Gro- gan, Ralph Hennion, Carlfon Jessup, Bob Knevals, Philip Piccola, and Chuck Sfouf. Coach Wilson direcied fhe Ieam. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM The Junior Varsiiy 'Ieam had an average season. In Ihe won and Ios'r column 'I'hey baHed .500. They won 'four and Ios'I 'Ihe same number. There were a greaf many boys ouf, which seems 'Io be very promising as far as Ihe fu+ure is concerned. Members of 'rhe 'Ieam were James Lowe, Richard Hess, Pe+er Drake, John Daly, William Von Bargen, Sam King, Pele Triolo, Dominick Mazzarisi, Carmen Maccario, John Snyder, Frank Palaui, Harry Barlow, Donald Rondeau, Charles Hoffman, Frank De Graw, Donald Sfannard, Jack Bigelow, Raymond Bundschuh, Henry De Angelis, John Ryder, Richard Smifh, and Assisiani Manager Giovinazzo. TRACK The 'rrack leam, as usual, suffered from lack of manpower. On fhe firsl' day of 'lhe season 'lhere was a large group of boys ou+, buf as work began lo gel 'rough and sirenuous, many dropped our. Those +ha+ sluck wifh lhe 'leam were William Abraham, Dick Baldwin, James Bradley, Douglas Crulchlield, Philip Crulchfield, Francis Cazzelfo, Alberl Garrelifa, Tim Haif, Paul Hersey, Emerson Jen- kins, Sfephen Jareckie, Le Roy Kendall, Jack Morris, Pefer Fredrickson, Roberl' Ross, Richard Ruzicka, James Shepherd, William Shrader, Malcolm Welsh, Bernard WeH'er, and Fred Yonkman. Bernie We'l'- ler and Bill Abraham copped 'lhe mosl poin+s individually for 'fhe 'l'eam, Bill laking poin'ls for his pole vaull, while Bernie exhibifed his 'ralenl' a+ +he discus and fhe iavelin. Mr. John Francis acled as Coach. TENNIS The lennis leam lhis year showed greal improvemenl over lasl' year's. They look four malches and losl' six. Firsf man lhis year was Glenn Townley, who was chosen Caplain. Carl Luz and Ray Ross- nagel alfernaled belween second and 'lhird man. Those 'lha'I' played doubles were John Davidoff, Jack Evans, Ted Freeman, and Charles McClinl'ock. The bes+ and mosl exciling ma+ches were +hose belween Glenn Townley and Morris+own's firsl man. Glenn look him when we mel' Morrisiown for fhe firsl' +ime, buf he losf +he re'I'urn malch. Those who will noi re+urn nex+ year are Ray Rossnagel and Jack Evans. The l'eam was coached by Mr. Slarkey. GOLF Madison had one of nfs mosf successful golf seasons In fhe hlsfory of fhe school We fook second place In fhe Suburban Conference Much of fhus sucess can be affrnbufed fo Louus Romano who 'look many fop places In fhe fournamenfs we played ln fhe Suburban Conference Tournamenf he 'took firsf lace P Olher members who confrlbufed fo fhe success of fhe feam were Duck Driscoll Jack Dusenberry Duck English Duck Harfensfeln Dave Kelly and Eglsfo Mocerlno The feam was ably coached by Mr Koehler FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL The Frosh Soph feam had an excellenf season fhls year Under fhe superb coaching of John Frances fhey won sux games and losf only one The following boys received J V awards for fhelr parflcrpafuon Davud Aurlnger Duck Barbafo Fred Blohm Roberl' Bradley Sandrus Burroughs Marhn De Palma James Donafo Joseph Esposlfo Ben Freeman Alberf Garreffa Alfred Garreffa Paul Guo vmazzo Lnnwood Gupfon Alfred Hersey Joseph lzzo Larry Kersfa James Langford Jack Layden Ray McLaughlin Jack Moore Louls Romano Phll Russo Burfon Shacklock John Sucalowskl Al Smufh Pefer Truolo Wllham Wells and Roberf Crane and Phnl Smlfh co managers Wendell Mllfon also recelved a J V le'Her for hrs parfuclpafuon on fhe feam Lafer he was broughf up fo fhe Varslfy We expecf much from hum and fhe resf of fhe Frosh Soph feam In years lo come Chiarolonziof Tom Coulfas, Douglas Crufchflleld, John Ddly, Harry Davenporf, Fred De Klofz: Joseph GIRLS' BASKETBALL The girls' leams +his year were graced wiih much good 'For+une, for we opened up ihe courl season in December wifh a hosl of good maferial. Because of +he vas+ number of girls ou+ for baske+ball, 'rhe Freshman and Sophomore +eams found il' necessary io elec+ fwo capfains each. Again fha? inseparable combina+ion of forwards Afkins and Yonkman piled up fhe poin+s for lhe Frosh, buf wi+hou'I' Capfain Maccario 'l'hey would have go++en nowhere. Mary Lou Del Guidice and Doroihy Juras worked perfec+ly as guards. Capiains Keefe and McClin'rock had a good 'feam ihis year. Millie Greco and Ruih Haihaway, fasf and capable guards, were an assef 'ro ihe feam. The Juniors worked hard and played well fhis year under +he capiaincy of Nancy Conklin. Gloria Robinson and Do+ SuiH' working +oge'l'her as always didn'+ give lhe o+her leam much of a chance fo score. Carol Bunn, despi're her heighi, or ra+her, lack of i+, did well playing as a forward. A fasf break, impenefrable by 'lhe olher ieam, was used by Capfain lrving, Nan Bundock, and Beverly Smiih, who showed 'lheir skill as ve? 'Forwards for +he Senior 'l'eam. Jean Crane guarding was able +o gel lhe ball over +he line 'io her forwards more 'lhan once. Kay Apgar Carol Bunn Gay Humphrey Gloria Robinson Dorolhy Suill Rila Varro All-Slale Hoclxey Team Mrs. McKay, Coach GIRLS' HOCKEY A successful sporls season opened up in lhe early parl of lhis year for nearly ninely girls. Al- lhough we didn'l win all of our games, we learned a lol of hockey and had fun on our playdays wilh olher schools. The Freshman leam, wilh Grelchen Yonlxman as lheir caplain, did quile well for playing hoclcey lhe firsl lime, losing one game and lying one. The flashy slreal: of lighlning seen learing down lhe field was wing Allcins and inner Yonlnman adding up lhe score for lhe Frosh leam. Caplain Doly of lhe Sophomore leam was proud lo announce lhal lhey won lwo games and losl one lhis year. Wilh Belly Baldwin as a speedy inner, and lrene Overloom and Calherine McGill as prolecling backs, lhe opposing leam had a hard lime lrying lo gel lo lhe slrilring circle. Millie Greco did a superior iob defending her goal. The red hol Junior leam won lhree games and losl only one lhroughoul lhe season. Gloria Robinson, Kay Apgar, and Carol Bunn played a beauliful line. Ann Mazzochi, Phyllis Velrone, and Gay Humphrey wouldn'l lel lhe olher leam gel lhrough lo score very oflen. Caplain Suill defended her goal wilh lhe slrill of a vel. The Seniors did quile well considering lhe facl lhal in bolh sporls lhis year lhey played wilh quile a few girls who were playing for lhe firsl lime. Florence lrving, Barbara Adamson, and Beverly Smilh proved lo be a fasl combinalion, hard 'lo beal. The Seniors played a slrong offensive, bul a poor defensive game, which helped lo make for lhe lhree losses suffered lhis year. We beal Dover 4 - l, lhough. Wilh one brolren nose, bumped heads, and scraped lrnees, we ended our hoclcey season, happy and successful. 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Q, f.wwxswvwfQ a N Q , X . , 1. -..f.g,a:?if9 ,.,..W ,mv 'sn 'Q ' ' N :Qx5 iw- PV P . ,Q w .w 3 M L V W W ,Y .RM ,,,K,-ffl. x N ., 5- QW 5. , xv ,,vvsA+.QWx+..:xs.Q, fm! ,....+, y 12+-7- - X - -' J' - hx N , MM'x.f,-M ,X ...Swv 1 - A Q - INQUIRING PI-IOTOGRAPI-IER THE QUESTION Whal is your mosi pleasani memory of Madison High School? BILL BANG Lel me answer +he queshon lhus way The high school days fhal have leff 'lhe grealesl' impression on me are +hose a+ lhe end of lhe Senior year For mos+ of +he pupils of Madison High June means fhe slarl of a lwo and a half monlh vacahon as usual bul' for me I+ s leaving nol only for lhe summer buf for good CARMELA LUPARDI I+ s almosl impossible +o narrow down +he many pleas an+ memories of Madison Hugh lo one However l d cerfamly wanl 'lo include ihe good fumes l had worlong wl+h fhe Library Club and ihe Spanish Club where l especially enloyed lhe Spanish slnglng and dancing ,rn I JANICE BURNS Being on 'lhe Cheerlng Squad and aH'endlng all 'lhe games and dances Hs cerialnly been nice meehng and lcnowlng fhe won derful bunch of luds lhal MHS can boasf of ROBERT ROSS Experiencing fhe splendid year fhls Senior one was The whole four years have been full of worlhwhlle and pleasan+ achvlhes buf 'l'he lasl' year has been mosl' oulslandlng probably because I+ as fhe lasl' STANLEY BOYLE My mosl pleasanl memory of Madison High School IS lhal' of 'rhe day on which l discovered fha? leachers are people Allhough l have had momen+s when l considered some of 'lhem duffncull l have never mel' one who was noi mferesfed In his or her sfudenls PEGGY ADER: The sincere friendliness +ha'r is found in Madison High belween leachers and pupils. Teachers donf keep aloof and aparl. We gel somelhing lasling and fine from such a feeling, noi only in classes, buf also in clubs and ofher aclivilies. INQUIRING PI-IOTOGRAPI-IER THE QUESTION: Whaf is your mosf pleasanf memory of Madison High School? POLLY LUM: The social confacfs I have made during fhe pas+ four years. I will always remember 'rhe friendly afmosphere which filled fhe halls and made 'lhe classrooms so pleasanf. I will miss sporfs and social gafherings, which gave me fhe opporfunify fo meef new friends and see old ones. SAL LUCIANO Playing sporfs wifh a grand bunch of fellows Also I con slder if a privilege 'ro have framed under fhose good Coaches Francis Nye Wilson De Armoff and Bigelow Ive cerfalnly learned a Iof in my four years of sporfs 3 MYRA PARKER The days when Mr Cook was wlfh us Everyone liked his pleasanf smile and his willlngn ss lo help n any nfuahon I will always remem ber my classes wifh M Cook BOB BURROUGHS I have no one parhcular pleasanf memory of Madison High Though I ve had ups and downs all my years here have been pleasanl' ROSE DE MARZO My work as a member of fhe Dodger sfaff for four years and Exchange Edifor fwo years and fhe assoclafions wlfh bofh sfaff and adxisors lhal' came wlfh if Also Miss Worman and Miss Parfrldge our mosf efficuenf office sfaff and Ml s Brewsfer will long linger In my memory -11 + REX TUOKER The memory fhaf will live wlfh me fhe Iongesf will be fhaf r he friendships Ive enloyed MHS is 'lruly forfunafe in 'lhe fine faculfy i has inferesfed nof only In fhe sfudenfs as such buf as Individuals And fhe Class of 47 fo me IS oufsfandlng in nfs friendliness and oneness I shall always look back on high school wlfh pleasure and saflsfacflon , . 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SEIIIIIH BIIIIII BOY Rex Tucker Rex Tucker Rex Tucker Edward O Hanlon John Del Russo Sal Luciano Sal Luciano Rex Tucker Pele Fredruckson Domlnlc Cardarella BIII Abraham Allan Akehursl John Douglass Bob Enslee Bull Barbalo Berme Weller Phnl Vllale Sleve Jareckue BIII Abraham Jlm Bradley Richard English Francis Capreo John Shacklock Joe DeFranco Conrad Wlssel Duck Muller John Shacklock Ed O Hanlon Ted Freeman Duck Muller Bob Enslee Glenn Townley Bull Abraham BIII Abraham Conrad Wlssel Fred Schmdler Jell Hopper Jam Shepherd Domunlc Cardarella Phul Vnlale Slanley Boyle Pele Fredruckson Allan Akehursl MOST LIKE' Y TO SUCCEED PRIDE OF THE FACULTY MOST RESPECTED MOST VERSATILE MOST THOUGHTFUL BEST ATHLETE MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT CLASS POLITICIAN BEST MIXER MOST ATTRACTIVE CLASS SINGER PEPPIEST NOISIEST MOST FICKLE NIGHT OWL MOST FLIRTATIOUS TEACHERS TRIAL MOST BASHFUL MIDNIGHT OIL BURNER MOST ABSENT MINDED CLASS LAZY BONES CLASS MUSICIAN CLASS ARTIST CLASS ACTOR FASHION PLATE HEART BREAKER MOST POPULAR WITH BOYS GIRL Shirley J Sharp Shirley J Sharp Rulh Parker Doris Ealon Rulh Parker Beverly Smllh Jean Crane Jean Crane Jean Crane Sue Maccaruo Beverly Smulh Jean Crane Jean Crane Barbara Gulnler S+eIIa Hayduk Janice Burns Ann Saplo Calherlne Mllll Shirley J Sharp Janice Burns Alyce Carroll Lorraine Boulon Joan Beneduce Barbara Poller Rulh Parker Janice Burns Nan Bundock MOST POPULAR WITH GIRLS Carmela Lupardl DUKE AND DUCHESS Rulh Parker BEST DANCERS Doris Ealon HAPPY GO LUCKY Carmela Del Guldlce MOST ARGUMENTATIVE MOST SOPHISTICATED CLASS COMEDIAN BIGGEST BLUFFER CLASS BABY MOST DEPENDABLE COME HITHER SMILE WRIGLEY S BEST CUSTOMER MOST AMBITIOUS CLASS SOCIALITE Jean Crane Nancy Luciano Florence Irving Nan Bundock Dorls Campbell Calherme Mnlll Belly SICIIIBHO Joan Beneduce Shurley J Sharp Belly Wallon HAPPIEST Carmela Del Guuduce ' ' SQUAREST Marian Rello CAN YOU IMAGINE Joan Beneduce swoonung over any male vocallsls ol'her fhan Frankle lhe Grea'l7 Loulse Dawson 5 7 +all7 Joe Mollola wllhoul a snappy bow he Mlss Hulchms coachung anylhlng bu'l' a success7 Edward O Hanlon wnlhoul' red ha1r7 Sam Plccola wllh a Cadlllac7 Mlss Brewsler wrlhoul' a Cadlllac7 Rex Tucker wl+hou+ 'rhal' never falling polse7 walked across lhe highway ln+o lhe fronl of Miss Perlaw s car7 Sue Safranek wlihoul a sunny dlsposl'non7 The Office nexl' year wllhoul' The help of ihe Business Org class7 Lorraine Slernberg answering OUT LOUD In class? Barbara Poller wllhoul' her well modulalecl volce wlfh fhal lrace of a Brlllsh accenf? A Class of 47 elechon belng peace'Ful7 Dorolhy Juras wnlh a shoulder lenglh page oy hair do? Sensors noi' slavlng al 'rhelr 'lheses7 Harrlel' Earles noi' rlslng +o 'rhe opposlhon In Oral Englush class7 Mr Helslrom wllhoul' has quick walk7 How dull MHS will be nexf year wllhoul' us Semors7 The Aclmunnslrahon of MHS nol' being under slandlng and eFflc1en+7 WELL WE COULD SUGCEST A paid up life membershlp In lhe Crazy over Como C ub Two cakes of Flelschmann s yeasl A 50 lnleresl In 'rhe Flashy Four ln hand Co Season pass 'For +he opening nlghl' of every one performance play on Broadway Colo rlnse Brunefle No 2 Close frlendshsp wllh a mulls mllllonasre who hasn l' made has will yel One rude IH a leep lo see how dlvlnely comforlable lhey really are A hol' fool' Solllary confinemenl for sux weeks wlfh a plclure of Ned Sparks Flunk em all A megaphone Two weeks vacahon In Brooklyn Sorry Bud I+ can l be done Wlldrool' halr 'lomc Leaving school a+ lhe end of 'rhe Jumor year Soap box A slze 38 walsl' The Class of 48 Shucksl Why change somelhlng we lhlnk IS per feclly swell7 I l I ' . I . 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D HEADLINES OF THE I96Os JEAN CRANE ELECTED FIRST WOMAN PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES ROBERT BURROUGHS PROMINENT CRIMINAL LAWYER WINS 500th CASE IN A ROW TED FREEMAN MATINEE IDOL WOWS THEM ON BROADWAY PHILIP PICCOLA PILOTS PRESIDENTIAL PLANE TO PANAMA COMEDIENNE FLORENCE IRVING PUTS HOPE AND BENNY OFF THE AIR SPORTS EDITORS VOTE LOU MANTONE ALL TIME MR BASEBALL AND MR FOOTBALL STANLEY BOYLE WINS NOBEL PRIZE FOR THE TENTH TIME WITH PROCESS OF PUTTING SPLIT ATOMS BACK TOGETHER MARGARET PALMER STAFF NURSE PATCHES UP SENATOR CARL LUZS BROKEN ARM AFTER STORMY SESSION DORIS CAMPBELL WINS ACADEMY AWARD FOR HER PERFORMANCE IN THE WIMPOLES OF BARRETT STREET RENOWNED LECTURER SYLVIA ALACCO MAKING A TOUR OF ALL WOMEN S CLUBS HER TOPIC SILENCE IS GOLDEN TUCKER ROCKS ROSTRUM WITH RACHMANINOFF SUPPLEMENTS U N CAMPAIGN SPEECH WITH MUSIC ABRAHAM S THEORY OF NON RELATIVITY PROVES EINSTEIN WRONG FLASH EINSTEIN LEAVES COUNTRY' JINGLE BELLES AND BEAUX If goodness us shouldness Then Sharp ge+s a harp Co operallveness personified Glve and Ialce or 'Ialce Iurns Genume and bona Hde Has chesf us a bellows Hrs Iones are all mellows Wulh each barrlone blow Hes bolh funny and serrous Profound and dellrvous Phlllp Crulchflelcl you know John Hayward has found Ihai :I s no+ GHICGCIOUS To be 'Ioo weak lcneed buf a llHle 'Ienaclous Don Veader should be leader Of a band In 'Ihls land Soul full of muslc and dance In has eyes Vnfale s a 'Ionic 'for all gals and guys If any male doub'Is women s wlsdom 'then Le+ Ihem know Margare+ Palmers acumen e Russo won+ slup Del Russo won? hop e Russo IS sfeady and wonf blow his Iop ee Doris Eafon For dancung unbeafen ls Janice A. 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Shaclcloclc IS beffer oh doubly af Ieasf Than mlghlnesf of men who can fame a wlld beasf For he can fune A bassoon Though Shrader can do ofher lfems msfead Hrs prlmary lnferesf IS Physical Ed Donf fry fo oufdo hum nn fug or In fussle He IS genval and frlendly buf brlmful of muscle In fhe Hufchms producflons Safranelr s a panlc A wszard ns Wussel wnfh fine plafform graces For swaying of vofes nn pollflcal races Domunlc would luke fo be In fhe anr or on fhe sea Rlchard s a miller who doesnf grmd grlsf He s an afhlehc champ and fancy arfasf Slcllrano s compefencues Smoofh all our pafhs Pu+ all af ease If you fTnd Really wan Than fired woebegone Well fell you why Ifs because of has desire An aeroplane Io admire Hed rarher sfarve fhan nof fly Twas a dsfflculf faslr our fheme fo fake And abouf Balance a poem fo make We were forced 'Io perlsh 'rhe 'Ihoughf unfll Sand Abrahams Brl I wllll IT There was a young man whose bram dud all Saud he wlfh glee Tho sfrange lf be The chimpanzee knows more fhan we For all he needs for balance IS has fall WHA CLASS IFIED ADS OF THE FUTURE BRADLEY S BUREAU Do you worry abouf forgeH'lng7 Donf worry Well do II' for you SHAW BANG ATOM AUTO COMBINE Whaf If Willow dad run7 WE fly' ACHE HURST S PHARMACEUTICAL CONCERN Use our pulls Have no more :IIs JARECKIE AND CHIAROLANZIO FILM DEVELOPING SERVICE We can prmf If lf you can fake If DAVENPORT FURNITURE COMPANY Sofa so good TABER S TRAINS Go wn+h gusfol I I I . , . . . I , . . . . I . . . . . . . . : , . . . .. . . I I I I I I I l . I I I . I c , . . I II Il Our many affempfs fo wrife one were nil! . . .Il ll ' fl u ' ll I - . I I I . . . . ,, I I I U l I I - I , I