Middletown Township High School - Odranoel Yearbook (Middletown, NJ)

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THE W2 4 ODRANOEL B 4 S F I0 m XX Sveninrs FLORENCE DAVIES . Fm Highlands, N. J. Maryland College Take fflzyxicx azvay-I'll ham' none of if. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Local May Day Fetc 2. 3: Music estival l, 2: Spanish Play 4. RAYMOND DAVENPORT Razz Sandy Hook. Richmond College 'Bm'ri-fly 1110 natural v.1'1w'r.vsim1 of ll villain, In' okx 1101u'sl. A. A. 1, 2. 3, 4: Football 1, 2: Basketball Z, 3: aseball 2: Manager of Basketball 4: Reflector Staff Captain of Fire Squad 4. ENNIS ESTELLE HTOWHEADU Keansburg, N. J. Harvard I-Ia.vn f 5Cl'GfC1lf'll yell Entered from South River H. S. 1921: A. A. 2, 3, 4: Second Debating Team 2. 3: May Day Fete 3: Junior Revue 3: French Club 3: Latin Club 35 Com- ercial Club 3g History Club 4. ILLIAM FIORDLAND f f . BILL Firma Port Monmouth, N. J. Business Keep thy distance, Oh fair Imlidcwlvf' A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Revue: Civic Club Ig panish Club 3 5 Radio Club Z. 16

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THE 1924 ODRANOEL Ralph H. jones has for several years been the master mechanic for the Buick Motor Company. , ' XVe regret to say that one of the class of '24, Miss Alice jacob, is a widow. However, as her husband was a millionaire he left her no financial worries. Every Sunday the noted evangelist, john Jacobus, may be heard preaching from Radio Station XV. B. X. Miss Charlotte Jarvis is employed as Secretary to the President of the Rapid Transit Bus Company. The Horticultural Society has awarded this year,s prize to Ralph C. jones, of Monmouth County, N. I.. for developing a new species of pineapples. john Kelly is making a success of his dancing school at New Monmouth. Mrs. E. Smith, formerly Miss Paula Kessler, has just returned from a trip abroad with her husband. Mr. Earle Lucas. who is happily married, is the manager of the General Electric plant at Highlands, N. I. Miss Isabelle Lyons is now happily married and she is living in Navesink, N. I. One of the young matrons of Highlands, who was Miss Margaret McGough, is personally directing the musical education of her son. Thomas, jr. Mr. Colman Mullin, B, A., of Holy Cross College, is supervising the teach- ing of History at Princeton University. Miss Mary Mulhern is ably fulfilling the position of principal of the Rumson Public School. The lack of housing space in the City of Leonardo has led the James MacPhee Company to erect three new skyscrapers there. They rival those of New York and London. Miss Margaret Maxson, of the Class of '24, is enjoying married life at Camden, N. I. The young men of Belford, N. I., spend much of their time at the Belford Postoftice since Miss Ruth Johnston became postmistress there. Miss Violette Murray recently returned from a five years' sojourn in Africa, where she has been doing missionary work. She was very successful and says that she enjoys working among the natives. Miss Frances Cole has proved herself a very able business woman, as her floral shop at N avesink continues to prosper. Miss Mildred Sniffin is 'the owner of a large ,farm nea.r Leonardo, and boasts that she can drive her trucks and tractors as well as any man. The American dancer, Miss Dorothy Smith, is very popular on the stage of England and France. Mr. VValling McCormack has realized his 'childhood dreams. He is the organist of Saint Patrick's Cathedral. ' Mr. Grant Metsgar is employed by the United States Government as an ex- pert mining engineer. Elmore Sheridan has revived the Parade of the XVooden Soldiers, which was so popular some years ago. He may soon be seen marching stifHy across the stage of the Eltinge Theatre. Mr. Wesley W'alker is the pilot of one of the aerial mail ships Hying between New York and San Francisco. His classmates, in 1924, predicted that he would surely rise in life. Mr. Raymond Davenport, a graduate of Richmond University, is now em- ployed by the U. S. Government as Chief Engineer of the Panama Canal. ' Miss Mary O'Connor has just taken a position as stenographer in the Gen- eral Motors Company. She swears as much as ever when she makes a mistake. .15 ., i 1' .-sas, :N

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THE 1924 ODRANOEL Miss Almeda Paynter has resigned as Supervisor of the Bayonne High School, in order to become the Dean of Montclair Normal School. Miss Olive Paul is now one of the most popular beauties in the Ziegfeld Follies of 1934. Miss Elizabeth Parkerson is teaching the Fifth grade at the Locust Point Grammar School. Marion Porter is considering renting a vault in which to keep all the cups she has won in contests since she became the world's fastest typist. The Posten Hospital at Navesink is very successful. However, its founder, Catherine Posten, still condescends to take charge of the ward for the hea1't- broken. Most of the Elite of Newport are proud to exhibit hats designed by Grace Their taste is admirable, for Miss Poole's creations compare favorably with those of the leading Paris modistes. Trinity Church is sure of being clean and warm since Stanley Phraner be- came its janitor. Miss Helen Quackenbush is now Harrison Fisher's leading model. The Capital Theatre has just released a new photoplay, Babes of Today,'y starring Miss Anna Reed. Mrs. XV. Brown, who was Miss Evelyn Reed, of Highlands, recently returned from her honeymoon in the Bahamas. Miss Aline Runyon is engaged to the football coach of Yale College. The lucky man was formerly a star at M. T. H. S. The Skidmore Fruit Canning Plant is being successfully managed by Isabelle Skidmore. Matthew Schmidt is supervising physical training at the University of Penn- sylvania. Miss Celia Siegel is very popular in the vampire roles in which she appears for the Keansburg Film Company. Mr. Herman Simpson has just returned from Rome after finishing his musi- cal education. He is classed as one of the most promising musicians of the day. The Senior Class of M. T. H. S. find considerable pleasure in studying the Starke's Hand Book. Its author, Ruth Starke, is at present Professor of English at Vassar College. Miss jane Taylor, M. A., of University of California, is now Secretary to X. Zbzquokaw, the Siam Ambassador to the United States. . ' Many of the artistic posters which adorn so many of our Eastern cities were designed by Miss Virginia Vogell. Society was surprised recently by the elopement of the President of the Liberty Trust Company of New York, with his pretty secretary, Miss Alice Vtfalker. , Miss Alice XVilgerodt has just returned from Reno after receiving her third divorce, and is already considering embarking again on the sea of matrimony with Thatcher Parker, late of Middletown and now leading clown at Barnum and Bailey's circus. The Edna lVoodward Plumbing and Construction Company has just con- tracted to install a complete, up-to-date water system through the City of Leonardo. Miss Rosemary XVermert has just given her heart away for life. The proud possessor of it was previously ministered to by Miss XVermert at the Mount Sinai Hospital. The beautiful and talented pianist, Marjorie Zimmerman, is making a tour of France. On her return she will play at Carnegie Hall. MARY MULHERN '24, CHARLES CORSE '24. 17