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jorrinnrn As years go lny, as years will :fo Anal youtlz will facie away, This lvoolz may luring you memories Of a very remote clay. Days you spent in lziglz sclzool, Memoriles of eaclr friend. Days tlzat you will treasure To tlze very emi. And if it brings you pleasure, Malzes you smile again, Our labor will be rewarded Weyll not lzave worleecl in vain. PIIUTUS LUUR'I'Ii5Y Ulf BALDWIN NTL X YTIC HIljHI..XNllS ffflinblrtuinn Township Baath of Qihurattnn XYARD G. THOMAS, JR.. Miclclletown. N. J. ....,.,. l'z'r.yidv1zI JOHN G. SPENCER, liast Keallshurg, N. J. ..... .. ..... Vin'-l'1'z'siz1'ufl' MARGARET G. HUBIER, Locust. N. J. XVILLIAM K. LARSEN, Atlantic Highlzmds. R. F. D., N, J. JULIAN N. PARKER. P. O. Box 252, Rccl Bank, N. J. H. LAURENCE SCOTT, Halford, N. J. SCHUYLER SICKLIES, Navcsiuk, N. J. IRVING XV. TEIEPLE. Lconarflo, N, J. CURTIS J, XVALLING, New Monmouth. N. J. PAC E TVVO Smfvd: Naomi Frank, Evelyn Klotz. Ruby Holmes. Betty Dcspreaux, Clara Olmsted. Sflllllililfj, first mfr: Mr. Tinglcy, Lillian Dcsch. Annamarie Stanslverry. June Scholielrl. Dolores Iglay, Francis Lawlcy. Slafzdiuy, .mwzfl rnzu: Rudolph Riskamm. Raymond Brown. lfzlward Shkoda, Malcolm Stevenson, Paul Freelvorn. Stanley Poslusny. 1935 Gbhrannrl Stud' lidifnf'-ill-C11 inf RUBY HOLMES 11.r.rislu11f Ell'lf0l'J RAYMOND IZROXYN EVELYN KLOTZ LlLl.IAN DESCH FRANCIS LAVVLEY BETTY DIQSPREAUX CLARA OLMSTED NAOMI FRANK JUNE SCHOFIELD PAUL FREEBORN EDXNARD SHKODA DOROTHY HARKINS MALCOLM STEVENSON DOLORES IGLAY Tz'm.r1z1'c1' .,.............,.. .... A NNAMARIE STANSBERRY Slmp-.rlrol lidifor .... ........ S TANLEY POSLUSNY Ciruzzlrztinn ,llamzgvr ..... RUDOLPH RISKAMM l'1l1L'1l1fj' yldviscz' LLOYD L. TINGLEY Faculty .lffvisvr E.r-Ojfifio PAUL I. REDCAY, Principal PAGE THREE Zlkliuhletntun 'llliutunsigip igigb subnet ORGANIZATION OF THE HIGH SCHOOL. Up to 1911. those desiring high school education had to walk to Atlantic Highlands, Red Bank, or Keyport. In that year the beginnings of a Township high school were made when a few classes were held in Andrew's Hotel, oldest hotel in the region, which stood on the highest point in Hillside until it was burned down in 1920. THE HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING. In 1911, M. S. Rice. President of the Board of Education at that time, really founded the present school when he gave to the Town- ship the site of the building and one thousand dollars toward its construction. Lewis S. Thompson, also a member of the Board, donated the land down the road from the school formerly used as playground and athletic Field, and John H. Cook, until his death, editor of the Red Bank Register, gave playground equipment. Another member of the Board, Robert Hartshorne, gave the frieze representing soldiers of Alexander the Great, replica of the one now in the British Museum, and had the chestnut trim for the auditorium cut from his woods. GREENHOUSE. In 1916, realizing the need in this agricultural community for a truly practical agricultural course. Robert Hartshorne gave the school its original green- house. and M. A. Rice completed it. This was probably the first school greenhouse in the State. When brought to Leonardo it was practically rebuilt. The expense of the greenhouse as it stands today was borne by several residents of the Township. In March. 1931, a second greenhouse was built, giving us the best plant equipment in agriculture in the State. MANUAL ARTS DEPARTMENT. For many years the basement room, originally designed as a small gymnasium, has housed a manual art department. By a full summer of work in 1927. the instructor doubled the floor space for these activities. This, along with new equipment, provided by the Board of Education, paved the way for the intro- duction of diversified shop work and for still further improvement in work recognized as among the best in the State. In 1931 the two basement rooms were added. the east room for courses in moulding and foundry, metal work, jewellery, electrical work, and the west wing for mechanical drawing and eventually printing. NEVV ATHLETIC FIELD. Purchase of the ten-acre field next to the school in 1928 provided playground and athletic field, eliminated the dangerous crossing of the highwav for physical training and paved the way for necessary expansion. OTHER BUILDING CHANGES, September, 1931, the present gym was com- pleted. In January, 1932, the physics and chemistry room were fitted up with tables and equipment and a full-sized room was used for the library. The door from the present library giving access direct to the tables in the back of the auditorium gives us sufficient accommodations so that practically every pupil in study hall can do his studying under library conditions. The school's record during these years presents adequate proof that it is the quality of the teaching and not the quantity of space or equipment that really makes the school. PAGE FOUR -'illilliau Z. Eunhvnn liaul Il. ZKvhrag,- igrinripal One who has clone much up make our Class organizzmmm fi success ilnnrph 15. illlatthvmn lfrunrth IH. illllvinrrt X img Our hook would not lic complete unless it gave positions of prominence to our worthy friends and class advisers, Mrs. Bundeus, Mr, Rlcinert and Mr. Matthews. PAGE FIVE I Ghz lflklrultg E :. T1 'a C . D-4 E .. K 4 Ui E 'E A '5 ': A M ? U : m ll 9 U an Ll 'E 2 EC 4N E .2 : M 'fu Q .5 'J E ui m 5 o M M-I 2 M Z1 M- 4 .L 2. 'E 5 f F. E 2 E I11 3 o ln .M W 5-1 U: ua .E -cs x: IU .. w xl :J 4: .- su C Q 4 f- cu P LI-1 I3 aa Tv M- G 42' III Q2 2 E L- L E l- Vo Z 4 M- L1 FE .M 9 T2 36 5 ... U2 : 5 :J L. . -1 V -L' 4.1 91 Ta N L!-I 'CJ an 4-1 rv u VJ A76 -4 Di mi 5 4. fu +21 5. as U 1 YU Z v-I ds. GJ M A M E .E S 5 'TJ E 5 CQ M .E LJ 5. .2 Z .2 5 J 6 3 O M 2 ': GJ -C .. C1 M f. N L.. .X E 4 E .s 's JJ J M M U2 Lu P U A ,-I 'D' O 3- 'C L2 P4 J .. 11.5 I 's M 4 .I 'a C 5 M M orge H. Gillam, Clarence yd L. Tiugley, G0 10 011, I. mert A. Anders Rswl M cConuelI, E, d row: James Oh Standing, sec Lew s H. Blood. E Q L' I LA T .C U A: rn E f' :L ': .. ,cd 5 LJ CU .S .Q 2 5 : a: 1 5 CL 5 41 A .. .. 9 .., xl Q2 cn .. 5 3. s-1 J E .ff 3 3 o 5-I -cs 51 .... JI M B5 fs ,... 'cs 1: N .. w LJ O .- 1.. Vcc J 41 E 'E 'V ,-. SU S 0 E D, Postou Joseph P. Matthews, VVilliam L. Sparrow, VX'iHia1u G. Thomas, Frank WC T0 nding, fourth ta S 'Eiga jfarultp SItI7t'7'Zf'IA'IIIfj I'rim'ilml Q 1'.xtJ1. H. Axrl-11.1. .,........,........................................,. Middletown, N. I. A.B., Colgate: M.A., Columbia Univ.: Ph.D., New York Univ.: Graduate VVork at Rutgers and Univ. of Maine. Travel: Canada. PITIICIPIII PAUL I. REDCAY .............................. ............................ L eonardo, N, I. A.B., Gettysburg: M.A., Columbia Univ.: VVork toward Ph.D. at Columbia and New York Univ. Four Summers European travel: one Summer in Iapan, China and India: one Summer in Mexico. THE HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Romikr .ALEXANDER ANIDERSIJN .....,.....................,......... A tlantic Highlands. N. I. Teacher of Civics and History. A.B,, Asbury College: NI.A.. Columbia Univ. Travel: France, Canada. GIIIBIERT P, AUGUSTINE ........................................,...... Perth Amboy, N. I. Teacher of English and Coach of Boys' Basketball. Assistant Coach of Football and Baseball. AB.. Univ. of Notre Dameg Graduate work toward M.A. at Rutgers Univ. Travel: Canada. Llawls H. BLoou .......,...........,..........................,........... Matawan. N. I. Teacher of Physical Training: Coach of Football and Baseball. B.S., Univ. of Maine: Graduate work, Columbia Univ. Coaching School, Tufts and Northeastern Univ. I-II.l.IAN ZANEs BUNUENS ..,...........,..............................,.. Paulsboro. N. I. Teacher of Stenography I. Stenography II, Secretarial Training and Typing I. 'Trenton Normal School: Graduate work, Rutgers Univ. Travel: Canada. H, XIARION C.nzN1E .........,........,........,....,..,........... A tlantic Highlands. N. I. Secretary to the Principal. Leonardo High School. Travel: Canada. ' RALPH A. CARTER .............................. .,., N ewark, N. J. Manual Arts. Mechanical Drawing. B.S.. Rutgers Univ. EvEI.vN M. DETTMER .............................,....,..... .... S outh River, N. Teacher of Foods. Manager of Cafeteria. B.S., New Jersey College for VVomen. Travel: Canada. AIILDRICD I. IDIEVESTY ............... ' ...................,.,.......,......... Navesink, N. I. Teacher of English and App. Math. I.itt.B.. New Iersey College for VVomen. Travel: England. France. Holland, Belgium. Switzerland. Germany. INIATHICRINE jonxsox Down .............,...............,..,.....,....... Red Bank. N. I. Teacher of English. B.S.. Bucknell Univ.: Graduate work, Columbia and Rutgers Univ. GEoR4:E H. GILLAM ..........,..................................,...,....... Belford, N. I. Teacher of Accounting and Auditing. Bkkg.. Bus. Adm., Salesmanship, Law. B. Acct.. B.C.S., Rider College. l'lI.IZ.KI!l-ITH T, GREEN ......,............... .......... .................. L o ng Branch. N. I. Teacher of Secretarial Training. Stenography I. Stenography II, Typing I. B.S.. Syracuse Univ, Travel: Hawaii. Belgium. England. Holland, France, Italy. Switzerland, Austria, Czeckoslavakia, Canada, Panama. IIIRCHICLL S. HII.TON ..................,....,............................. Red Bank, N. I. Teacher of General Science. . A.B.. College of VVilliam and Mary: NLS., Rutgers School of Education. GRACE K. Ko1.I.ER .........,....,......................,................. Fair Haven, N. j. Teacher of Art. Irving College. Summer Sessions, Columbia Univ.: Univ. of Penn.: Cornell Art School, WILIJAM M. I-Yn.xu-mia. .......................................... A tlamic Highlands. N. I. Teacher of English. A.B.. Bucknell Univ.: Graduate work, Columbia Univ. Travel: Mexico. FRANU-is ALEXANDER lIAI.1.E'rT ........,....,...................... Atlantic Highlands. N. I. Teacher of Sewing. Drexel Institute, Penn.g Summer sessions. Columbia and Cornell. josrm-1 P. Mnrrnrnzws ................................................... Navesink, N. I. Teacher of Stenography I and Typing II and Secretarial Training. B,C.S. and B.S. in Education. New York Univ.: Graduate work, Columbia Univ. Travel: Canada. PAGE SEVEN JAMES E, McCoNNEI.I. ....................,............. ............. H ighlands, N. ,I Teacher of Typewriting. B.S., Syracuse Univ.: Graduate work. Columbia Univ. Travel: Canada, Mexico. VVII.l.IAM K. NIIZGILL ............,..,... ,.,.,............. .............. . . Leonardo, N I Teacher of Chemistry and Modern History. Litt.B. and Ed.M., Rutgers. KENNETH H, ATEINERT ....,...........,...,...................... - Xtlantic Highlands, N I Teacher of U. S. History. B.S., Moravian College: Ed.M., Rutgers Univ. Travel: Canada. Cl-:cEL1.x M, MoKRav ...............,..........................,...,....... Keyport, N I Teacher of English and Dramatics. B.A., Tufts: Graduate work, Columbia Univ.: American Academy of Dramatic Arts: Navesink Theatre Guild: New York School of the Theatre: Frances Robinson Duff's Dramatic School. C. H. AIOVVIEN .........................,................... ..,.......,.... L eonardo, N. I Teacher of German and Physics. AB., Harvard: Graduate work. Rutgers Univ. Travel: Puerto Rico, Germany, France, Switzerland, Belgium. REREKAH Lots NORTH ...,...................,..........,.........,..,.. State College, P11 Teacher of Latin and English. A.B. and MHA.. Penn State College: Summer work. Cambridge Univ., England. Travel: Canada. England, Germany, Italy, France. Switzerland. AIARTHA R. PENN1NcsToN ....,............................................ Millington, ML! Teacher of Problems of American Democracy and Economics. AB., Vliashington College: MEA.. Columbia Univ.: Graduate work, John Hop- kins Univ. Travel: Canada, England, France. Italy, Switzerland, Belgium, Germany, Scotland. Bermuda. Holland, Mexico. FRANK D. POSTON ..................................,,.................... Leonardo, N. I Teacher of Agriculture. B.S., Univ. of Missouri: Graduate work, Rutgers Univ. Travel: Canada, Mexico. XIAZIE L. RILEY ...........................................................i A berdeen. Kid Teacher of English and School Librarian A.B., Juniata College: Summer session at John Hopkins Univ. Travel: Canada. AIARY L. RoUsE ..........................,..............,.,,..........,.. Leonardo, N. ,I Teacher of Algebra and Plane Geometry. AB., VVashington College: Graduate work, John Hopkins Univ. Travel: South America and NVest Indies. ICLIZABI-:TH C. ScHNooR .............................,....................... Belford. N I Teacher of Bookkeeping. Stenotype: School Treasurer. and Secretary of A. A. Council: B.C.S., Rider College. ADDIE Sctsco . ........................................................... Red Bank, N ,I Supervisor of Physical Education: Coach of all girls' physical education activities. New Haven Normal School of Gymnastics: Harvard Summer School Certih- cate: Courses at New York Univ. and Teacher's College. N. Y. Travel: Eng- land. Denmark. Finland, Czeckoslavakia, Switzerland, France, Germany, Austria. Italy, Esthonia, Mexico. Canada. VVILLIAM L. SPARRoW ................................................., Fair Haven, N I Teacher of Chemistry. B.S., Elizabethtown and Gettysburg Colleges: Graduate work. Columbia Univ.. Univ. of Maryland. Travel: Canada. ROBERT STOKES .................................................. A tlantic Highlands, N I Teacher of Manual Arts. Rutgers Univ.: Practical experience as cabinet maker. Travel: Canada, England. lYII,I.I.'xM G. THOMAS .................................................... Leonardo, N. -I Teacher of French and Spanish. A.B., Bucknell Univ.: M.A., Columbia Univ. Travel: England, France, Spain. Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Canada. I.I.oYn L. TINGLEY ....................................................... Red Bank, N. I Teacher of Algebra, Plane Geometry. Solid Geometry, Trigonometry. AB., Houghton College: Summer sessions at Cornell Univ.: Graduate work. Penn. State and Rutgers. .-Xmsna C, NVARRINGTON .......................................... ........ S elbyville, Del Teacher of Biology and Applied Math. A.B., Univ. of Delaware: M.Ed., Rutgers Univ. RUDDLPH J. NVINTHROP ................................................. A sbury Park, N. I Director of Instrumental Music. College of Music, Berlin: Conservatory Cologne: Columbia Univ. Travel: throughout Europe. PAGE EIGHT Qllaus Qbliirvrn nf 1935 Norman Wialling. Treasurer: Raymond Dowd, Vice-President: Doris Hurst, Secretary: iilanor lngling, Vice-President: George Schmidt. President. ARTHUR ACKER Art Pour MONMOUTH, N. j. Undecided Noi loo serious, nol lo gay- Bul a rare good fellow when if comes fo play. A. A. 3, 4: Lunch Room Cashier 43 Model Boar Vlub l. EDWARD B, ALMOND Eddie LEONARDO, N, Undecidird Oh, where is lhe end of sludy? A. A. 1, Z, 43 Intramural Baseball l, Z, 3, 43 Intra- mnral Basketball 1, 2, 3: Corridor Squad 43 Fire Sqrarl 4: Ticket Collector 45 Hallowe'en Committee 32 Senior Operetta 45 Nois Serped l, 25 lloorman 4: Umpired Grammar School Baseball Games 2, 3: junior Varsity Basketball 2, 4g Inter-Class Basketball 45 Stage Manager Senior Play 4. PAGE NINE FACE 'IES SOPHIE ASHE. Sally RED BANK, N. Business We have always ll10ugl1l llml Snpllie Was a quiel lillle lass, But vibrations from her giggle, Slmlfe the seal in every class. A. A. 1, 2, 43 Lunch Room Cashier 4: Physical Ed. Demonstration 13 Mixed Glee Cluh 43 Student Chapel 13 Hallowe'en Committee 33 Senior Operetta 4g Nois Serped 1, 23 Study Hall Monitor 43 Music Theory 33 Health Center 43 Damrosch 1, 2, 3: Usher Graduation 33 Usher Senior Play 43 Tap Dancing 4. EDITH BALDWIN Edie Hn.1'oN PARK, N. j. Stenographer Sl1e's so quiet, We never hear a peep. Bu! 1ve've all heard of Still waters running deep. A. A. 1, 2, 4g Lunch Room Cashier 43 Physical Ed. Demonstration 13 Mixed Glee Club 43 Nois Serped l, Z: Study Hall Monitor 33 Commercial Club 43 Health Center 4: Olllice Practice 4. MELVIN BARNES Mel BELFORD, N. J. Commercial Ar!isl Always a good-nalured smile for all. A. A, 1, 23 Lunch Room Cashier 43 Ticket Collector 3, 4g Halloween Committee 33 Class Representative 43 Doorrnan 3. 4. ALTA BAYARD Tala NAVESINK, N. j. Slenagrapher Silence never laelrnyed anyone. A. A, l, 2, 43 Physical Ed. Demonstration 13 Mixed Glee Club 43 Deputy Teacher 13 Nois Serped 1, ZZ Assistant Deputy Teacher 3: Health Center 4, ROBERT BEAM Benny PORT MONMQUTH, N. j, Business A man born with red hair And will have red hair until he dyes. A. A. 1, 2: Lunch Room Cashier 4: Halloween Committee 3: Senior Operetta 4: Senior Play 4: Com- mercial Club 4: Ticket Chairman Senior Operetta 4. WILLIAM A. B'EHR Bill LEONARDO, N. ' Business Our future Fred Astaire. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Building and Grounds Z, 3: Mixed Glee Club 1, 2: Intramural Basketball 2: Deputy Teacher 4: Ticket Collector 4: Hall0we'en Committee 3: Senior Operetta 4: A. A. Treasurer 4: Doorrnau 4: Junior Operetta 3: Shop Committee 3. ALBERTA BENNETT Bert Barroso, N. J. Stenagrapher Some day her blowing will get her somewhere. Band 1, 2. 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4: County Music Festival 2. 3. 4: Dainrosch 4: Usher Senior Play 4. RANDOLPH BENNETT Randy ATLANTIC Hlcl-ii.ANDs, N. j. Chemical Engineer Randy is fast on the floor And for football has plenty in store: Hc's lfnolvrr lo play baseball, And me don't doubt nt all, That above other athletes he soars. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basebail 2, 3: Physical Ed. Leader 4: Varsity Basketball 4: Varsity Football -l: Varsity Baseball 3: Intramural Basketball 2, 3: Junior Varsity Basketball 2, 3: Inter-Class Basketball Senior Coach 4. PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TWE LVE CARL A. BERBERICH Dutch KEANSBURG, N. Chemical Engineer Carl is lilllc hui never fear, His voice I'm sure we all can hear. A. A. 1, 2, 33 Stanip Club 1, 23 Intramural Baseball 1, 21 Intramural Basketball 1. 2. 3: Fire Squad 43 Class Representative 3. 43 Manual Arts Leader Z3 Shop Committee 2, 3: Model Boat Club 3, WILLIAM BOECKEL Bill LEONARDO, N. J. Undecided They go wild, simply mild, over me. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 33 Intramural Baseball 1, Z, 3, 43 Physical Ed. Leader 43 Varsity Baseball 3: Stt dent Council 1, 2: Fire Squad 43 Hal- lowe'en Committee 3g Class Representative 33 Sr. Operetta 4: Service Club 23 Class Officer 33 Senior Operetta Stage Manager 43 Manual Arts Leader 13 Junior Operetta 3: Refereed Grammar School Basket- ball Games 3: Umpired Grammar School Baseball Games 3: Christmas Play 33 Manual Arts Committee 33 Senior Play Stage Manager 43 Inter-Class Basket- ball 43 Model Boat Club l. CLAIRE MAY BOLGER Adair HIGHLANDS, N. j. Secretarial Work I nm the .same during my life. A. A. 43 Lunch Room Cashier 43 Deputy Teacher 3: Class Representative 43 Service Club 33 Nois Serpecl lg Study Hall Monitor 1: Debating 1: State Commercial Contest 3: Study Hall Chairman 1. THOMAS BOULDIN Tommy ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N. j. Mechanic And lion: llc lilies his 'Dreamsfu A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Baseball 2, 3: Intramural Basketball 23 Perfect Attendance 1, Z3 Interclass Basketball 4. GEORGE BRENKER Brink Rivsn PLAZA, N. J. Undecided Keep thy distance, fair junior, I do nal care for thy presence. A. A. 2. 3, 4: Prom Committee 35 Stamp Club 1, 25 Varsity Football 3, 4: Corridor Squad 4: Fire Squad Squad 45 Ticket Collector 35 Deputy Teacher 35 Ha'- .lowelen Committee '35 Doorman 35 Model Boat Club 1. MILLICENT BROANDER Millie BELFORD, N. Secretary A maiden calm and serene, i i Never heard hu! ofien seen. A. A, l, 45 Lunch Room Cashier 45 Physical Ed. Demonstration 15 Ofhce Runner 35 Deputy Teacher 45 Senior Operetta 45 Service Club 3: School Pianist 2, 3, 45 Librarian's Club 15 Nois Serped 2: Senior Play 45 State Commercial Contest 1, 2, 33 Perfect Attend- ance 35 Commercial Club Z, 4: Class Night Csher 3 JEAN P. BROEDER Giggles KEANSBURG, N. J. Traveling Companitm jean is like a broken umbrella- She never shuts up. A. A, 1, 2. 3, 45 Glee Club l, Z, 45 Prom Committee 35 Physical Ed. Demonstration 15 Office Runner 15 Building and Grounds Committee 3: Mixed Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Intramural Basketball 35 Deputy Teacher 2, 45 Halloween Committee 3: Band 35 Study Hafl Monitor 1, 25 County Music Festival 35 Press Club 35 Cheer Leader 2, 35 Study Hall Chairman 35 Soccer 45 Junior Operetta 3: Christmas Play 3: Magazine Sales Manager 35 Usher Graduation 35 Script Girl Senior Play 45 Damrosch l, 2, 3. RAYMOND BROWN Brownie CHAPEL HILL, N. J. Chemical Engineer Our .scholar and gentleman. A. A. l, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 25 Prom Committee 35 Building and Grounds Committee 45 Mixed Giee Club Z, 35 Student Council 35 Fire Squad 45 Deputy Teach- er 45 Odranoel Staff 45 Ticket Collector -1: Hal- lowe'en Committee 35 Class Representative 45 Service Club 35 Nois Serped 25 County Music Festival 35 Homeroom Chairman 15 Assistant Deputy Teacher 45 Senior Play Treasurer 45 Magazine Campaign Treas- urer 3. PAGE THIRTEEN N PAGE FOURTEEN DANIEL BRUNNER Dau NAVESINK. N. Elcclrical Engineer For1varrI, forward, Onward lo success. Entered Leonardo in Sophomore year, September. 1033. Depuiy Teznclxci' -1. JULIA BURLETT jay KEANSBURG, N. j. Nurse If lhcy only knew her. A. A. 1. 2, 3, 4: Lunch Room Cashier 4: Physical Ed. Demonstration 1: Mixed Glec Club 43 Senior Operetta 4: Xois Scrpccl 1: Doorman 4: Health Cen- ter 4. ELIZABETH CALCIANA Belly Ksiwsaunc. N. j. Nurse Anylhing for n quiel lift A. A. lg Physical Ed. Demonstration 12 Physical Ed. Leader 4: Senior Operctta 43 Nois Scrpcd 1, 2. TONY CAMPO Tony Br.l.FoRn. N. J. Undecided The dark waves lhal grace his lace Cerlainly would .sland oul in any place. MICHAEL CHANOWICH Miclgey MIDDLETOWN, N. Business A mildly rnanncred man ia Milfe, A person no one coulci dislike. WARREN COB'B Cobb New MONMOUTH, N. J. Undacidzd Tl1ere's one thing me can say for Cobb, He cerlainly is nol a snub. A. A. 4: Building and Grounds Committee Z: lntra- mural Baseball 1, 2: Fire Sqrad 4: Interclass Basket- ball 4: junior Varsity Basketball 4. EDITH COE Sneaky Pom MONMOUTH, N. j. Secrelary Happy am 1, from care fm free, Why aren'l they all conlenle-1 like me. A. A. 4: Lunch Room Cashier 4: Physical Ed. Demonstration 1: Mixed Glce Club l: Physical Ed. Leader 4: Deputy Teacher 4: Class Representative 4: Librarian 1, 2: Class Night Usher 3: Homeroom Picture Chairman 4: Costume Committee for Senior Operctta 4: Homeroom Librarian 2, 4: Damrosch Program Z. 3: Health Center 4. VIVIAN H. COMPTON Viv KEANSBURG, N. j. Nurse Merry mischief sparkles in her eyes. A. A. 1, 2, 3: Prom Committee 4: Building and Grounds Committee 1: Physical Ed, Demonstration ly Student Chapel l: Class Representative 4: Senior Operetta 4: Study Hall Monitor 1, 2. 3: Senior Play 4: Perfect Attendance 1, 2: Study Hall Chairman lg Class Night Usher 3. PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN JOHN COOPER j,,h,, NAVESINK, N. J. Mechanic Keep thy dislancc, Oh! fair maiden. EDNA M. CORBLEY Ed EAST KI-IANSBURG, N. J. Secretary You love ln listen belief than to laik. And, rather lhan he gaddirf, would sil quiet. A. A. 1. 3. 43 Lunch Room Cashier 43 Physical Ed. Demonstration 13 Intramural Basketball 13 Deputy Teacher Z3 Senior Operetta 43 Librarian's Club 43 Nois Serped 1: Study Hall Monitor 3: State Commercial Contest 3: Librarian 4: Dainrosch Pro- gram 3. ARTHUR CORNELIUSEN Swede EAST Kmwsauac, N. J. Telegraphy Oh, what a husky brute is Swede, He can do nauhi hu! lo succeed. Damroscli Program 1, 2, 33 Health Center 43 Home- room Librarian 13 A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Building and Grounds Committee 1, 3: Intramural Baseball 33 Mixed Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Physical Ed. Leader 43 Varsity Football 3. 43 lntramural Basket- ball 23 Student Council 4: Corridor Squad 4: Fire Squad 43 Student Chapel 13 Ticket Collector 43 Hal- lowe'en Committee 33 Class Representative 43 Senior Operetta 43 Service Club 43 County Music Festival 2, 33 43 Senior Play 43 Athletic Council 42 Perfect Attendance li Doorman 3, 43 VVrestling Team 13 Shop Leader 13 Junior Operetta 3: lnter-Class Bas- ketball 43 Junior Varsity Football 1. Z. MARION CROSBEE. Marian Pom' MoNMoU1'i-i, N. J. Secretary A sunny disposition not loo serious, Yet nol too gay. A. A. 13 Glee Club 1, Z, 3, 43 Prom Committee 4g Physical Ed. Demonstration lg Office Runner 23 Mixed Glee Club 1, 23 43 Intramural Basketball 13 Student Chapel 4: Reflector Stat? 1, 43 Senior Oper- etta 43 Service Club 3: Nois Serped 13 County Music Festival 33 Senior Play 43 Make-up Committee 4: Senior Play Script Girl 43 Tap Dancing 4. JEANETTE CBOSBIE jeuncllc EAST Kmnsaukc, N. J. Undecided Silence is golden. Physical Ed. Demonstration 1. TERENCE CRUSE Terry EAST KEANSBURG, N. J. Undecided Oli, why .should life all labor be? I A. A. 1, Z, 3, 4: Lunch Room Cashier 45 Intramural Baseball 1, 2. 3. 4: Varsity Football 3. 4: Varsity Baseba'1 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 1. 2: Student Chapel 1: Ticket Collector 4: Nois Serped 2: Study Hall Monitor 35 Doorman 43 Model Boat Club l, LILLIAN DESCH Lil Wn.MoR'r PARK, MIDDLETOWN, N. 1. Secretary She who lfeeps her silence, keeps lier friendsf' A. A. 4: Lunch Room Cashier 4, Physical Ed, Demonstration 1: Deputy Teacher 3, Oclrauoel Staff 43 Senior Operetta 4: Service Club 3, 45 School Pianf ist 2, 3, 45 1.ibrarian's Club 45 Nois Serpecl 1, 2: State Commercial Contest 2. 33 Perfect Attendance 1. 2, 3: Commercial Club 3, 4, Music Theory 3: Office Practice 4g Librarian 4. ELIZABETH DESPREAUX Belly NIIDDLETOWN, N. J. Nursing True and sincere, loyal and kind, Another just like her yau'll never fini. A. A. 1, 2. 3, 4: Physical Ed. lleinonstration 1: Building and Grounds Com. 1. 43 Mixed Glee Club 3, 4, Physical Ed. Leader 3, 4: Student Council 1, 23 Student Chapel Chairman 1: Odranoel S-tart 4: Hal- lowe'en Committee 3: Senior Operetta 4: Service Club 11 Librarians Club 2, 41 Nois Serped 1, 2, Study Hal. Monitor 3: County Music Festival 3g State Commercial Contest 3g Ring Committee 3, Homerooni Chairman 3: Reflector Salesman 1, 3, 4, Llass Night Usher 3, Librarian 2, 3, 4, Commence- ment Usher 3, Damrosch Program Z, 3, Health Cen- ter 4. PAGE SEVENTEEN as l PAGE EIGHTEEN RAYMOND DOWD Ray H LTON PARK. N. Accountant Many limes lhe .slrongesl mincls are llmsc From whom the noisy world hears least. A. A. 3, 43 Lunch Room Cashier 43 Prom Com- mittee 3, 4: Building and Grounds Com. 33 Student Council 23 Corridor Squad 43 Fire Squad 43 Student Chapel li Ticket Collector 43 Hallowe'en Committee 33 Senior Operetta 43 Service Club 2, 3, 43 Class Officer 3, 43 Doorinan 43 junior Operetta 33 Honle- room Chairman 3, 4. MARGUERITE. ELLISON Marge RED BANK, N. j. Secretary She dwells behind her lmshful screen, And gives as angels give unseen. A. A. 13 Physical Ed. Demonstration l: Office Run- ner 43 Intramural Basketball 13 Nois Serped Z3 Senior Play Treasurer 43 Assistant Deputy Teacher lg Usher Senior Operetta 43 Office Practice 4. WILLIAM ETZKORN Bill PORT MONMOUTH, N. J. Business Deep malcrs never murmur: But hold their many treasures secret. Glee Club 13 Student Chapel 13 Nois Serpecl 23 Doorman 43 NVrestling Team 1, 3g Model Boat Club 1. RUTH FAHRER luke WATER WITCH, HIGHLANDS, N. J. Business A small problem, nevertheless puzzling. A. A. 1, 2, 43 Lunch Room Cashier 43 Physical Ed. Demonstration 13 Mixed Glee Club 43 Halloween Committee 33 Senior Operetta 43 Nois Serped l. 2: Study Hall Monitor 2, 43 Commercial Club 43 Health Center 43 Damrosch Program 1, 2, 33 Tap Dancing 4. KATHERINE E. FORT Kale Bzufonn, N. J. Sfenographer This lassie 1 thought had been a lady among mils, Bu! 1 find she is only a wil among ladies. A. A. 3, 4g Lunch Room Cashier 43 Mixed Cilee Club 4: Senior Operetta 4: Librarian's Club 4: Senior Play 43 Commercial Club 4: Usher Senior I'lay 4: Damroscli 1, 4: Senior Operetta Ticket Committee 4. MARY FOSTER Mary RED BANK, N. College Mary is quiet and shy, Bu! her quiet ways lrclie, Her vas! amounl of knowledge, For future years in college. lintvrcd from Bennett School September. 1935, A. .X. 43 Deputy Teacher 4. NAOMI FRANK Frankie Pour MoNMou'rH, N. j. Teacher Work hrs! and then rest. A. A. I, 2. 3, 4: Glce Club Z, 3, 4: Lunch Room Cashier 4: Physical Ed. Demonstration I: Building and Grounds Com. Z, 3: Intramural Baseball 1, 2, 4: Mixed Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4: Physical Ed. Leader 1. 42 Intramural Basketball 1. 2, 4: Student Council 41 Deputy Teacher l. 2, 3, 4: Odrauoel' Staff 4: Class Representative 4: Senior Operetta 4: Service Club 3, 4: Nois Serpecl I, 2: Latin Club 2: County Music Festival 3: Senior Play 4: Athletic Council 4: A. A. Treasurer 4: Soccer 1, 2: Commercial Club 2, 3, 4: junior Operetta 3: Script Girl 4: Tap Dancing 2. 4. PAUL FREEBORN Paul LEONARDO, N. j. Undecided Lei fools the sludious rlcspise, Therc's nothing los! in being 1vi.sc. A. A. I, 2, 3. 43 Intramural Baseball 1, Z, 3, 4: Intra- mural Basketball 1. Z. 3: Fire Squad 4: Deputy Teacher 2: Odranoel Stall 4: Service Club 3: Um- pired Grammar School Baseball Games 1: Midget Basketball Team 43 Model Boat Club 1. PAGE NINETEEN i 2 PAGE TWVENTY LUCILLE GILBERT Lucille HIGHLANDS, N. j. Beaulician Locks af curls and eye.: of brown, Never have we .seen her frown. A. A. 3: Physical Ed. Demonstration lg Intramural Basketball 3: Senior Operetta 45 Nois Serped 1, 23 Health Center 4. GEORGE HENRY GILLESPIE Burl Ren BANK, N. J. Dairying A lruc son of lhe soil. Deputy Teacher 43 Class Representative 33 Study Hall Monitor 33 Spanish Club 4. . ANNA GORDON Nan CHAPEL HILL, N. j. Teacher A pleasanl maid willl a pleasant smile. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Physical Ed. Demonstration 11 Mixed Glce Club 4: Physical Ed. Leader 4a Deputy Teacher 1, 23 Senior Operetta 43 Nois Serped 1, 23 Study Hall Monitor 1. 2, 3g Commercial Club 45 Senior Operetta Usher 43 Tap Dancing 23 Upper Office Clerk 4. FLORENCE GRANT ' Fla Pom' MONMOUTH, N. J. Slenographer Care to our coffin adds a nail, no doulwl, And every grin so merry draws one aut. A. A. 45 Building and Grounds Com. lg Deputy Teacher Z3 Senior Play 43 Ticket Sales Manager Operetta 43 Study Hall Attendance Monitor 45 Make- up Committee Operetta 4. ORLAND GRANT Grant EATONTOWN, N. J. Undecided Not conspicuous, but earnext in what he does. A. A. 1, Z, 3, 45 Deputy Teacher 3: S-tucly Hall Monitor 33 Assistant Deputy Teacher 4: Model Boat Club 1. MARGUERITE GREENWOOD Marge LITTLE SILVER, N. 1. Secretary We dare not fest with such dignity. A. A. lg Physical Ed. Demonstration 1: Intramural Basketball lg Deputy Teacher Z, 33 Class Representa- tive 31 Study Hall Monitor 25 Senior Play Treasurer 43 Squad Leader 4g Otjhce Practice 4. MARIE CROVER Re Re RED BANK, N. Stcnographer Marie is always jolly, Her eyes are always bright. In laughing shc's a champion And talk-ing'.t her delight. A. A. 1, 2, 3. 45 Lunch Room Cashier 43 Physical Ed. Demonstration lg Building and Grounds Com. 1: Intramural Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Physical Ed. Leader 1, 3: Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council lg Senior Operetta 41 Study Hall Monitor 25 Latin Club Z3 Cheer Leader 23 Soccer 4. WILLIAM JAMES HANLON Bill Pom' MONMOUTH, N. J. Automobile Mechanic He that speaks sums, and he that Holds his peace gathers. A. A. 1, 3, 43 Intramural Baseball 13 Physical Ed. Leader 33 Intramural Basketball 1, 31 Ticket Col- lector 43 Senior Operetta 4: Nois Serped lg Debating 1: Senior Play 43 Field Squad 4. PAGE TXVENTY-ONE PAGE TWVE NTY-TXVO DOROTHY ELINOR HARKINS Dal PORT MONMOUTH, N. Commercial Teacher 'lshc is only zz 'dol'-bu! oh, my! A. A. 1, 3, 43 Lunch Room Cashier 43 Physical Ed. Demonstration 13 Oflice Runner 33 Building and Grounds Com. 23 Intramural Baseball 13 Mixed Glee Club 3, 43 Physical Ed. Leader 33 Intramural Basket- ball 1, 2, 43 Student Council 23 Deputy Teacher 1, 2, 3, 43 Reflector Staff Z3 Odranoel Staff 43 Hallowe'en Com. 33 Class Representative 33 Study Hall Monitor 33 County Music Festival 33 Senior Play 43 State Commercial Contest 1, Zi Cheer Leader 2, 33 Com- mercial Club 13 Junior Operetta 35 Ticket Chairman Senior Operetta 43 Assistant Deputy Teacher 1, 2, 3, 43 Head Usher Class Night 2, 33 Head Usher Com- mencement Night 2, 3: Commercial Club Treasurer 13 Interclass Basketball 4: Homeroom Librarian 33 Damrosch Program 2. 33 Health Center 4. MARVIN J. HART Kmwssunc, N. J. V Micl3ey Business When joy and duly clash, Le! July go la smash. A. A. Z, 3g Building' and Grounds Com. Z3 Varsity Basketball 23 Intramural Basketball 23 Deputy Teuch- er 23 Refereecl Grammar School Basketball Games 3. HELEN LAURA HAWKINS Liss Locusr, N. J. Nurse A merry heart is welcome anywhere. Mixed Glee Club 1, Z3 Deputy Teacher Z3 Senior Operetta 43 Service Club 13 Nois Serped li County Music Festival lg State Commercial Contest 23 Health Center 43 Damrosch 1, 2. ROSELYNE ADELE HEATH Rosy MIDDLETOWN, N. J. Dfeliciun A quicl, modes! maiden. Perfect Attendance 1. MAURICE. HELFER jimmy Four HANCOCK, N. J. U. S. Marine Corps Soldier or boxer-which? A. A. 2, 3, 43 Chairman Building and Grounds Com. 33 43 Student Council 43 Deputy Teacher 43 Ticket Lollector 43 Senior Operetta 43 Nois Serped 23 Study Hall Monitor 23 Doorman 43 Shop Leader 33 Field Squad 4. WILLIAM JOSEPH HOGAN Bill LEONARDO, N. J. Business Belief have a llazl excuse llmn none al all. A. A. 1, 2. 3, 43 Intramural Baseball l, 23 Varsity Basketball 43 lntramural Basketball 1, 23 Nois Serped 1, 23 Doorman 3, 43 Senior Coach for Interclass Basketball 4. RUBY A. HOLMES Cary KEANSBURG, N. J. Slenographer Witty, courleous anrl full of pep. A. A. l, 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Physical Ed. Demonstration 13 Othce Runner 43 Building and Grounds Com. 33 Mixed Glee Club 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 33 Deputy Teacher Z, 33 Odranoel Stan' 43 Halloween Committee 33 Class Representative 43 Senior Operetta 4: Service Club 33 Study Hall Moni- tor 33 County Music Festival 33 Press Club 3: State Commercial Contest 23 Perfect Attendance 1, 2. 31 Soccer 33 Commercial Club 33 Christmas Play 32 Dmnrosch 2: Health Center 43 Picture Treasurer 4. JOHN HORTER, JR. Blah KEANSBURG, N. J. Villanova If lime is money, just give me more lime. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Building and Grounds Com. 23 Intramural Baseball 1, Z, 33 Physical Ed. Leader 33 Junior Varsity Football 13 Varsity Footbal 2, 3, 43 Varsity Baseball 33 Senior Operetta 33 Service Club 1, 23 N0is Scrpt-rl 1, 23 Class Ofticer 33 Athletic Council 3. PAGE TWENTY-THREE PAGE' TWENTY-FOUR DORIS F. HURST Duke MIDDLETOWN, N. J. College You'll always find her true and just, A girl whom all can love and trust. A, A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Lunch Room Cashier 43 Physical Ed. Demonstration lg Oflice Runner 3: Building and Grounds Com. 3g Mixed Glee Club 1, Z, 3, 43 Physical Ed. Leader 4: Student Council 2: Student Chapel 15 Senior Operetta 1, 23 Service Club 1, 2. 31 School Pianist 1, Z, 3, 4, Nois Serped 1, 23 Band 45 Debating 2: Class Officer 3, 4: County Music Festival 2, 35 Senior Play 43 Perfect Attendance Z: Commercial Club 2, 3, 43 Junior Oper- etta 3: Music Theory Z, 3, 43 Christmas Play 35 Assistant Deputy Teacher 3, 45 Damrosch 1, 2, 3, 43 Tap Dancing 4, DOLORES IGLAY Dee Leowtxno, N. J. Business Dee has a hay friend, ferry is his name, When Dee's laclging homeworlf, ferry is lo blame. A. A. 1, 2. 3, 4: Lunch Room Cashier 43 Physical Ed. Demonstration 1: Office Runner 43 Deputy Teacher 1, 23 Odranoel Staff 43 Senior Operetta 45 Study Hall Monitor l, 3, Assistant Deputy Teacher 25 Commencement Usher 3: Health Center 4, M. ELEANOR INGLING Ting NAVESINK, N. J. Secretarial School Ever loyal, ever true, To whatever task she has lu do. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Physical Ed. Demonstration 13 Office Runner 2, 3, 43 Physical Ed. Leader 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 13 Student Council 1, 3, Dep- uty Teacher 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Representative 15 Ser- vice Cluh 2, 3, Nois Serped 2: Study Hall Monitor 2: Class Officer 4, Commercial Club 21 Home-room Chairman Z, 3, 45 Mailman 2, Assistant Deputy Teacher 1, 2, 3, 41 Refereed Grammar and High School Soccer Games and Interclass Girls' Basketball Games 45 Nois Serped Treasurer 4, Damrosch Pro- gram 3. KENNETH JONES Deacon jones RED BANK, N. J. Architect A quicler gentleman treads nal the earth. A. A. 43 Building and Grounds Com. 1, 43 Student Council 25 Nois Serped 25 Manual Arts Leader lg Study Hall Chairman 25 Home-room Chairman 2. DORIS MADELINE KINNEY Dat PORT MONMOUTH, N. j. Beaulician Still waters run Jeep. A. A. 3, 43 Lunch Room Cashier 43 Halloween Coni- mittee 33 Study Hall Monitor 43 Commercial Club 2. 3, 43 Ticket Chairman Senior Play 43 Music Theory 23 Usher Graduation 33 Usher Senior Operetta 43 Damrosch l. 2, 33 Health Center 4. EVELYN LUISE KLOTZ Klalzic Kcnwsaunc, N. J. Business As milling as Klotzie There are few, And there i.sn't anything She canit do. ,-X. A. 1, 3, 43 Mixed Glee Club 1, 3, 43 Physical Ed. Leader 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 1: Student Council 43 Deputy Teacher l, 2, 3, 43 Reilector Staff 43 Odranoel Staff 43 Hallowe'en Committee 3: Service Club 2, 33 County Music Festival 33 Athletic Council 43 Press Club 2, 33 State Commercial Contest 1, 2, 33 Ass't Treasurer of Athletic Council 4: Sec. of Student Council 43 Office Practice 43 Health Center 43 Sec. to Teacher 3, 4, JENNIE. KOVELESKY jen PORT MoNMoU'rH, N. J. Slenagrapher Happiness is cheaper than worry, So why pay the higher price? Lunch Room Cashier 4: Reflector Staff 4: Senior Operetta 43 Latin Club 13 Debating 13 Senior Play 43 Health Center 43 Dztnirosch l. FRANCIS W. LAWLEY Francis RED BANK, N. J. College Generally speaking, he is always speaking, Why bring that up? A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Stamp Club 1, Z3 President of Student Council 43 Fire Squad 43 Oclranoel Staff 43 Class Representative 43 Senior Operetta 43 Nois Serped 1, 23 President of junior Class 33 Orchestra 23 Senior Play 4g Athletic Council 43 Gen'l Chairman of Magazine Campaign 3. PAGE TWENTY-FIVE PAGE TWENTY-SIX il BETH LEIGH Bella FORT HANCOCK, N. J. Business A welcome newcomer. Entered September, 1035, from Fairfax and Melrose High School. Hollywood, California. A. A. 4: Lunch Room Cashier 43 Reflector Staff 4: Commercial Club 45 Assistant Deputy Teacher 43 Health Center 4. MILLARD A. LEONARD Mar LINCROFT, N. J. Business Good nalure is lhc sign of n large and generous soul. Deputy Teacher 2, 3: Nois Serped 1, 25 Ticket Chairman Senior Operetta 41 Model Boat Club 1. LOUIS LEONARDIS Lou KEANSBURG, N. Business Earneslness and foolishness are mingled here. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Fire Squad 45 Nois Serped 1, 2: Lunch-room Cashier 4. KATHERINE LEPICK Kay MIDDLETOWN, N. j. Undecided As lofly as a peacock. Lunch-room Cashier 43 Building and Grounds Com- mittee 1. HUBERT C. LINGO Huby BELFORD, N. J. Aviation Three can lfeep a secret, lf llvo are dead. A. A. 3: Mailman 15 ,Field Squad -l. BERTMAN H. LINZMAYER Bert NAVESINK. N. J. Physical EJ. Teacher A friend sincere is hard lo find. If one you need just keep in mind Our cheerful 'Berl. ' A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Baseball 2, 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 35 Varsity Football 45 Varsity Baseball 2: Intramural Basketball 3: Student Chapel 15 Class Representative 35 Doorman 35 Inter-Class Basketball 4. FERNAND LIOT Fcrd IDEAL BEACH, N. j. Musician From this .source sweet streams of music flow. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Baseball 2, 35 Varsity Football 2, 35 Varsity Baseball 35 Intramural Basket- ball 1, 25 Student Chapel 15 Deputy Teacher 35 Ser- vice Club 1, 31 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 45 County Music Festival 25 Christmas Play 35 Model Boat Club 15 Orchestra Leader 3, 4. MARY ELIZABETH LIPUSECK Mary Four HANCOCK, N. j. Business A lull lady lvilll a mpllislicaled air. A. A. 3, 45 Lunch Room Cashier 4: Physical Ed. Leader 434 Intramural Basketball 3, 43 Reflector Staff 45 Senior Operetta 4: Soccer 4: Commercial Club 3, 43 Music Theory 1, 2: Damrosch 15 Health Center 4. l PAGE TYVENTY-SEVEN PAGE TWVENTY-EIGHT FRED LODER Fred KEANSBURC, N. J. Undecided ln the ring he is not slam Ami on the canvas lays the foe. A. A. 1, Z, 3, 4: Intramural Baseball l, 23 Physical Fd. Leader 3, 43 junior Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Junior Varsity Football 23 Varsity Baseball 2, 33 Intramural Basketball 1. 2, 3, 43 Deputy Teacher 43 Nois Serped 1, 23 Homeroom Librarian 2. C. WILSON LUCOM Charlie MXDDLETOWN, N. j. Lawyer i'Hc was like the cock who lhoughl lhe sun rose la hear him crow. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 23 Lunch-room Cashier 43 Building and Grounds Com. 13 Intramural Baseball Z3 Varsity Basketball 33 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 33 Student Council 23 Student Chapel 13 Deputy Teacher 23 Senior Operetta Z: Nois Serpecl 1, 23 Study Hall Monitor 23 Debating 2, 33 State Commercial Contest 23 Interclass Basketball 43 Magazine Chairman 3. MARGARET LU FB URROW Peggy MIDDLETOWN, N. Commercial Teacher Peg has into great weaknesxcs, Those of faclf and fake, When she docs make up her mind, Which will gel the lzfcaiff' A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Lunch-room Cashier 43 Prom Com- mittee 33 Physical Ed. Demonstration 13 Mixed Glee Club Z3 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 43 Student Chapel 13 Deputy Teacher 43 Halloween Com. 33 Latin Club 23 Senior Play 45 Soccer 4: Commercial Club 4g Ticket Committee Senior P.ay 43 Commercial Club Contest 33 Usher Senior Play 3, 43 Usher Senior Operetta 43 Damrosch Program 2, 3. KENNETH FRANCIS LUKER Kcnnie BELFQRD, N. 1. Business My own thoughts are my companions. A. A. 1, 3, 45 Stamp Club 13 Ticket Collector 43 Senior Operetta 43 Perfect Attendance 3, 43 Assistant Deputy Teacher 3, 43 Fire Squad 4. MURIEL E. MAACK Midge Lzomnno, N. J. Secretary .4Wi1Cll I lliinlf 1 musl .spealffl A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Lunch-room Cashier 43 Prom Corn- mittee 33 Physical Ed, Demonstration 13 Office Run- ner 43 Mixed Glee Club 4g Intramural Basketball 1, 3, 43 RcHector Staff 1, 2: Hallowe'en Committee 31 Senior Operetta 43 Service Club 3: State Commercial Contest 33 Ring Committee 3: Commercial Club 1, 2: Assistant Deputy Teacher 3: Senior Play Ticket Committee 43 Health Center 43 Senior Play 4. EDITH MACLENNAN Edie EAST Kzmssunc, N. J. Nurse Her quiefness of manner belies the mischief llml lies lweneallif' A. A. 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 2. 3. 43 Hal- loween Committee 33 Press Club 4: Health Center 4. VUALTER MACLENNAN Wall EAST Kmnssuizu, N. J. Business Worry lfills men-why die? A. A. 2, 33 43 Intramural Basketball 2, 3. 43 Hal- lowe'cn Committee 33 Press Club 43 Health Center 4. JAMES C. MARVIN, JR. Big Simi BELFORD, N. J. Aviation Yau love lo sil, lull, Of lurn over some idle rhyme. Your only labor is to kill lime. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Varsity Football 3. 4: Varsity Base- ball 43 Intramural Basketball 1, 2: Corridor Squad 41 Fire Squad 43 Reflector Staff 43 Ticket C0lleCtOr 3. 43 Hallowe'en Committee 3:'Doorman 4. PAGE TVVENTY-NINE I'AG E THIRTY MARIE MURPHY Rec Kmusuunc, N. J. Slenograplu-r Swift lo hear, .slow lo speak. .slam la mralhf' Entered from Red Bank Catholic High School September, 1934. A, A. 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM M. NOONE Bill RED BANK, N. J. Horlicullure Everything comes la him mlm .stands and walls, A. A. 33 Prom Committee 3: Deputy Teacher 2, 3: Ticket Collector 3, 4: HaIl0we'en Committee 33 Nois Serped 2: Perfect Attendance lg Doorman 3, 4: Senior Play Ticket Chairman 4. M. CLARA OLMSTED Claire Wesr Kmwsnunc, N. J. Dental Hygienit' Truly loyal as a friend, A Trusllvorlhy as a sludenlf' A. A. 4: Mixed Glee Ciub 1, 4: Deputy Teacher 1, 2: Reflector Staff 45 Odranoel Staff 4: Halloween Committee 3: Nois Serped 33 S-tudy Hall Monitor 3: Press Club 2, 33 Study Hall Chairman 25 Treasurer of Christmas Cards 4: Office Practice 43 Sec. to Teacher 45 Health Center 45 Cartoon Editor 4. DUNCAN O'NElLL Dunk Four HANCOCK, N. j. Mechanic ' A lillle micliief by llic way, A little fun lo spice lhe Jay. A. A. I, Z, 3, 43 Lunch-rooni Cashier 4: Prom Com- mittee 3: Intramural Baseball 1, 2. 3, 43 Varsity Foot- bail I, 2, 3, 49 Varsity Baseball 3: Intramural Basket- ball 4g Deputy Teacher 3: HalIowe'en Committee 35 Class Representative 3. 41 Study Hall Monitor 13 Study Hall Chairman 2, 3g Homeroom Chairman 3. CARMEN EDWARD OPDYKE Fund KEANSBURG, N. J. Undecided Life is too .short to bother with the small things. A. A. 1. 2. 3, 4: Stamp Club 1, 23 Intramural Base- ball 1, 2, 3: Intramural Basketball 1. 2, 33 Nois Serped 1, 2: Orchestra 1, 23 Band Assistant 2: Refereecl Grammar School Basketball Games 3: Junior Varsity Basketball 33 Interclass Basketball 4: Damrosch 1, 2. DOROTHY FRANCES PINEY Dol RED BANK, N. J. Undecided She industriously minds her own business. A. A. l. Z, 3, 43 Lunch-room Cashier 4: Physical Ed. Demonstration 1: Intramural Baseball 4: Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2. 4: Student Chapel li Deputy Teacher 2: Reflector Staff 2: Hallowe'en Committee 3: Senior Operetta 43 Service Club 1: Senior Play 41 Usher Senior Play 33 Usher Commencement 3: Usher Class Night 3: Tap Dancing 4: Health Center 4. BERTHA POKUS Bertie ' RED BANK, N. Beauticinn A dark-haired lass is she, And just as merry as any girl could be. lfntcrcd from Litchheld H. S., Litchfield, Michigan. March 1933. A, A. 3. 43 Prom Com. 3: Mixed Glee Club 4: Physical Ed. Leader 43 Deputy Teacher 3, 4: Class Representative 43 Senior Operetta 43 Librarian's Club 4: State Commercial Contest 33 Senior Operetta Treasurer 4: Assistant Deputy Teacher 43 Dam- rosch 3. STANLEY POSLUSNY Stew CAMPBELLs JUNCTION, N. j. Univ. of Maryland Heh seemingly a pest, But deep down in his heart he'.s one cf the best. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 31 Intramural Baseball 1, 23 Physical Ed. Leader 43 Varsity Foot- ball 2, 3. 43 Intramural Basketball 1, 2. 43 Fire Squad 4: Stvdent Chapel 1: Redeetor Staff 1. 2. 3, 41 Odranoel Staff 4: Ticket Collector 3, 43 Hallowe'en Com. 3: Senior Operetta 43 Perfect Attendance 42 Doorman 3. 43 S-hop Leader 13 President Radio Club 3. 43 Inter-Class Basketball 43 Herald Tribune Repre- sentative 4. PAGE TH IRTY-ON E 1 E E i I I PAGE THIRTY-TWO ANNA THERESA POTOSKY Anne KEYPURT, N. J. Business Her ways are ways of plcasanlness, Her Palhs are palhs of peace. A. A. 3, 43 Lunch-room Cashier 4: Mixed Glee Club 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 4: Deputy Teacher l: Senior Operetta 4: County Music Festival 3: Soccer 3, 4: Commercial Club 4: Assistant Deputy Teacher 4: Damrosch 3: Violin Lessons 4: Health Center 4. IRENE REILLY Irish Pom MONMOUTH, N. J. Nursing A lillle girl quiel and unassuming. A. A. Z. 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 2, 3: Senior Operetta 4: Nois Serped 2: Assistant Deputy Teacher 2: Health Center 4. CHARLES REMPO Charles MnJDLE1'owN, N. J. Business The only thing between me and succes is lhc ladder. RUDOLPH RISKAMM Rudy RED BANK, N. J. Dentist I have time for work and ycl lalfe much holiday. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Intramural Baseball 3: Intramural Basketball 1, 2: Student Coun- cil 4: Corrirlor Squad 4: Ifire Squad 4: Odranoel Staff 4: Ticket Collector 3, 4: Halloween Committee 3: Nois Serpeil l, 2: Athletic Council 4: Ring Committee 33 Doorman 3, 4: Varsity Football Manager 4: Assist- ant Deputy Teacher 3: Property Manager for Student Chapel Program 1: Assistant Home-room Chairman 1. PEARL LOUISE ROBINSON TOM ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N. J. Stenographer I love tranquil solilude and such sociely As is quiet, wise, and good. Mixed Glue Club 3, 45 A. A. 4, County Music Fes- tival 3. HELEN G. ROOF Roopie LEONARDO, N. Business This thing lhnl goes the farthest in making life worth while, Tha! cosls the Ieasl, and docs lhe mosl, is jus! a pleasant smile. A. A. 1. 2. 4: Lunch Room Cashier 43 Physical Ed. Demonstration 1: Intramural Basketball 2: Student Council 1: Deputy Teacher I, 4: Reflector Staff 2: Senior Operetta 4: Junior Operetta 3: Home Room Chairmzln I: Usher Commencement Exercises 31 Health Center 4. VIRGINIA M. RUPPELL Cin EAST Kmusnunc, N. J. Nursing A bosom pal l've always had. If I Iosl her 'hvould make me sad. A. A. I, 2. 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Halloween Committee 3g Librarian's Clulu lg Press Club 4, Perfect Attendance Ig Health Center 45 Squad Leader 4. EMMA RYAN Em KEANSHURG, N. J. Undecided Tin Lizzie suits me. A. A. 1. 2. 3, 4, Lunch-room Cashier 4: Student Chapel lg Perfect Attendance 25 Costume Committee 4, Damrosch Program 2: Usher 3, 4. PAGE THIRTY-THREE PAG E TH IRTY-FO UR GEORGE F. SCHMIDT George HicH1.ANDs, N. j. Business Few hearl.s like hi: with virtue warn'd, Few heads wilh knowledge so informed. A. A. l, Z, 3, 4g Glee Club 13 Prom Committee 33 Building and Grounds Committee Chairman 1, 2, 33 Intramural Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Physical Ed. Leader 43 Varsity Footbal 2, 3, 43 Varsity Baseball 2, 3. 43 Student Council 3, 4: Corridor Squad 3, 43 Fire Squad 3, 43 Student Chapel 13 Deputy Teacher 1, 2, 3, 43 Ticket Collector 43 Hallowe'en Committee 33 Class Representative 3: Senior Operetta 43 Service Club 2, 33 Nois Serped 13 Debating 1, 43 Senior Play 43 Athletic Council 43 Doorman 3, 43 Wrestling Team 33 Shop Leader l, 2, 3, 43 Mailman 33 Shop Committee 33 Letter Council 43 Damroseh Program 1, 2, 3: Inter- class Basketball 43 Board of Ed. Athletic Council 4. JUNE C. SCHOFIELD june RED BANK, N. J. Dietician We do nal know lrcnealh what sky, Nor on wha! seas .shall he lhy laieg We only know il .shall be high, We only know il .shall be greal. A. A. l, 2. 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 23 Physical Ed. Dem- onstration l: Building and Grounds Com. 43 Mixed Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 4: Deputy Teacher 2, 3, 4: Reflector Staff l. 2. 3. 4: Editor-in- chief Reflector 43 Odranoel Staff 43 Hallovre'en Com- mittee 3: Senior Operetta 3: Service Club 1. 2, 3: Nois Serped l3 Study Hall Monitor 2: Latin Clrb 1: Class Officer 33 County Music Festival Z, 33 Senior Play 43 Athletic Council 4: Chairman Ring Committee 3: Commercial Club 4: Homeroom Chairman 33 Assist- ant Deputy Teacher 2: Chairman Christmas Cards 3: Referee Intramural Basketball 33 Usher Class Night and Commencement 3: Senior Play Script Girl 43 Snapshot S-aleslady 43 Damrosch Program 23 Teach- er's Secretary 2. 33 Health Center 4. MARIE EDITH SCHUMACHER Re Keuzssunc, N. J. Business Give her some yeasl so she may rise lo lhe heights. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Lunch-room Cashier 43 Prom Coin- mittee 33 Physical Ed. Demonstration 13 Deputy Teacher 33 Halloween Committee 33 Class Repre- sentative 43 Study Hall Monitor 2, 3: Perfect Attend- ance Z, 33 Assistant Deputy Teacher 23 Costume Com- mittee 43 Ticket Committee 43 Usher 3, 4. WALTER SCOTT Wall Kmnsnunc, N. J. Business Bashful, believe it or noi. ALBERT SEELEY Al BELFQRD, N. j. Business Dan't thinlg it'.s what you know, It'.s what you get away with. A, A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Ticket Collector 43 lJOOl'l1li111 43 Field Squad 4. DOROTHY SELLICK uDorolhy ATLANTIC HIGHLAND5, N. j. Business An earnest girl with gentle ways, You .scarce know 5lIE,S about. Entered from Red Bank Catholic High School, September 1035. RUTH SELLICK Ruth ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N. J. Silence is sweeter than speech. lintered from Red Bank Catholic High School, September, 1935. CHARLES SELLMAN Charley EAST Kl:ANsBunc, N. J. Business Big as a liang but gentle as a lamb. Glce Club 43 Stamp Club 33 Deputy Teacher 4: Senior Operetta 4: Senior Play 4. PAGE THIRTY-FIVE PAGE THIRTY-SIX EARL W. SERUBY Hem LEONARDO, N. J. Undecided Wise and slam, they slumble llial run faslf' A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Football 45 Varsity Baseball 3: Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Fire Squad 3. 4: Perfect Attend- ance l, 2, 3, 45 Inter-scholastic Basketball 45 junior Varsity Basketball 4. ' THOMAS SHARKEY ' Turn LEONARDO, N. j. Business Baller lulc lhan never. A. A. 1, 35 Intramural Baseball l, 2, 3: Intrzunural Basketball 35 Halloween Committee 35 Interclass Basketball 4. ANNA M. SHILONIS Anne RED BANK, N. j, Business My speech is deiiberule, my actions slow, Anci lhus llirougli life, leisurely I'll go. A. A. 45 Lunch-room Cashier 43 Intramural Basket- bail 45 Deputy Teacher 1, 4: Ticket Collector 4: I.ibrarian's Club 1, 2, 45 Press Club 2, 3, 45 Perfect Attendance 1: Soccer 4: Assistant Deputy Teacher 35 Librarian 1, 2, 3, 45 Chairman of Librarians 4: C05- tunie Committee Senior Operetta 4: Squad Leader 4. EDWARD SHKODA Ed RED BANK, N. j. Lawyer Success is within his grasp, A. A. 1, Z, 3, 43 Prom Committee 35 Building and Grounds Committee Z, 35 Student Council 45 Captain Corridor Squad' 3, 45 Captain Fire Squad 3, 4g Odrau- oel Staff 45 Ticket Collector 45 Hallowe'en Committee 35 Service Club 2. 35 Senior Play 4: Athletic Council 45 Perfect Attendance 2: Doorman 2, 3, 45 Homeroom Chairman Z: Ticket Chairman Senior Play 35 Assist- ant Deputy Teacher 3: Shop Committee 3: Audited the School Books 45 Stock Room Clerk 45 Class Rep- resentative 3, 45 Model Boat Club 25 Field Squad 4. VIVIAN SIECEL Viv KEANSBURG, N. j. Bcauly Culture Laugh and be merry. A. .-X. 1, 43 Lunch Room Cashier 4: Retlector Staff 4: Senior Operretta 4: Nois Serperl lg Usher 43 Ilamrosch 2. FRANCIS j. M. SMITH Smitty PoR'r MONMOUTH, N. I. Businm The smeelesl hours that 'cr I spend, Are spent among ll1e lassesf' A. A. 1, 2: Stamp Clnh 1, 2, 33 Intramural Basket- ball 1, 2g Senior Operetta 4: Nois Serped Zg Perfect Attendance l: Commercial Club 43 Interclass Baske-t4 hall 4. WILLIAM SORG Bill BELFORD, N. j. Undecided Stamp Club I: Student Council 43 Deputy Teacher lg Ticket Collector 45 Study Hall Monitor 2: Senior Play 45 Doorman 43 Stock Room Clerk 4: Auditing Committee 4. CHARLES SPITZNAS Spitz KEANSBURG, N. J. Undecided Like-Izul oh, from diB'efenl. A. A. l, 2. 3, 42 Building and Grounds Committee 1: Intramural Basketball 1: Student Chapel 13 Nois Serped 2. PAC E TH IRTY-SEVEN PAGE THIRTY-EIGHT MARIE SPITZNAS Marie Kmussunc, N. jg Teacher Silence is more musical than song. Halloween Committee 35 Senior Operetta 4. THELMA STANFORD Ted KEANSBURC, N. J. Beauty Culture Red hair means a ,harp temper- Thcre are exceptions ia every rule. A. A. 1, 25 Lunch-room Cashier 45 Physical Ed. Demonstration 15 Study Hall. Monitor 15 Usher 45 Damrosch 33 Costume Committee 4. ANNAMARIE. STANSBERRY Annamarie Pour MONMOUTH, N. J. Undecided You're .slgillful with the pencil, You're skillful with the pen, We hope you'll be an arlisl, For you'll be famous then. A. A. l, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 25 Physical Ed. Dem- onstration 15 Mixed Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 35 Reflector Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 Odranoel Staff 45 Hallowe'en Committee 35 Senior Gperetta 45 Service Club 25 Nois Serped 25 County Music Festival 35 Senior Play 45 Soccer 3. 45 Commercial Club' 45 Junior Operetta 35 Usher Class Night 31 Damrosch Program 1, 25 Teacher's Secretary 45 Health Center 45 Senior Play Ticket Committee 4. LUCY STAVOLA Lu RED BANK, N. Untlccidzfzl Thou url merry and free, Thou cares! for nobody If nolrazly cares! for thee. A. A. 1, 3, 45 Lunch-room Cashier 45 Physical Ed. Demonstration l: Intramural Baseball 45 Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Senior Operetta 45 Nois Serped 15 Study Hall Monitor 3: Soccer 45 Costume Committee 45 Usher at Commencement 35 Tap Dancing 4. MALCOLMN STEVENSON Stevie LEoN,u1Do, N. J. Undecided Stevie always looks rushed even if l1e'x doing nothing. A. A. l, Z, 3, 4g Prom Committee 3: Building and Grounds Committee 13 Mixed Glee Club 43 Varsity Football 43 Intramural Basketball 33 Student Council 23 Corridor Squad 43 Fire Squad 43 Deputy Teacher 13 Reflector Staff 1, 2. 3, 4g Odranoel Staff 43 Hal- l0we'en Committee 33 Manual Arts Leader 13 junior Operetta 33 Umpirecl Grammar School Baseball Games 33 Health Center 43 Interclass Basketball 43 Manual Arts Exhibit 1, 4. MARY SWARTZ Mary KEANSBURG, N. I. Slenagrapher Look you, I am mos! concerned in my own interests. A. A. l, 23 Lunch-rooni Cashier 4: Office Runner 43 Building and Grounds Committee 13 Reflector Staff 43 Hallowe'en Committee 33 Senior Play 4g Usher 43 Home-room Ticket Agent 43 Damrosch l. PAUL TARNOW Pic BELFORD, N. j. Fislmrnmn Be not curious over unn ecessa ry mailers. A. A. 1. 2, 33 Mailman 43 Field Squad 4. WALTER THOMPSON Wall LINCROFT, N. J. Agriculture i'Above llwe screams was heard his laugh. A. A. 43 Building and Grounds Com. 43 Senior Operetta 4: Senior Play 43 Christmas Play 33 Field Squad 4. l i PAGE THIRTY-NINE l PAGE F ORTY MARVIN THORNE. Bud New MoNMou'rH, N. J. Stenographcr Buds always smiling, Bud's always gay, He's posted well on everything, And always has much to say. A. A. 1. 2, 3, 4: Building and Grounds Com. 11 Ticket Collector 4: Nois Serped 2: Doorman 4: Model Boat Club l. ANNA TUTAS A nnc HEADONS Colman, N. J. American Academy of Dramatic flrl Ann's eyes are blue, and blond her lresxes Her many .smiles are all caressesf' A. A. 4: Lunch-room Cashier 4: Prom Committee 3: Ass't Physical Ed. Leader 4: Student Council 3. 4: Halloween Committee 3: Class Representative 4: Senior Operetta 4: Senior Play 4: Homeroom Librar- ian 3: Commercial Club 3, 4: Chairman Magazine Campaign 3: Class Night Usher 3: RI. T. H, S. Radio Broadcast 4: State Dramatic Contest 4: Glee Club l, 2, 3: Mixed Glee Club 4: Dainrosch 2. ESTHER VAN SCHOICK Esther M1Dm.i:'rowN, N. J. Explorer All her actions they are such As lo do no thing loo much, A. A, 1. 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2. 3: Lunch Room Cashier 4: Physical Ed. Demonstration 1: Mixed Glee Club 4: Hal.owe'en Com, 3: l.ibrarian's Club 4: Senior Play 4: Commercial Club 3, 4: Home Room Librarian 4: Librarian 4. JOSEPH WABISKY foe RED BANK, N. -I. Business 1l's bellcr lo wear out lhun io rust. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: S-tanip Club 1, 2, 3: Building and Grounds Com, 1: Intramural Basketball 3: Corridor Squad 4: Fire Squad 4: Deputy Teacher 1, 2: Ticket Collector 4: Ha1l0we'en Committee 4: Senior Play 4: Perfect Attendance 1, 2: Doorman 3, 4: Commer- cial Clnb 4: Assistant Deputy Teacher 3. ELEANOR WADSWORTH Eleanor Leomnno, N. J. Interior Decorating She is ever fair, and never proud, Hall: tongue at will, and ycl is never loud. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Lunch-room Cashier 43 Physical Ed. Demonstration 13 Senior Operettzl 43 Latin Cluh 43 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 43 Assistant Deputy Teacher 23 Tap Dancing 4. jOHN C. WALLING ufaclgicn NEW MONMOUTH, N, QI. Forestry Hc's a ladies' man. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Stamp Club 1, Z, 33 Building and Grounds Com. 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 2, 33 Corridor Squad 43 Fire Squad 43 Student Chapel 13 Ticket Collector 33 Halloween Com. 33 Study Hall Monitor 23 Athletic Council 4: Senior Operetia Stage Manager 43 Varsity Basketba.1 Manager 43 Assistant Baseball Manager 33 Refereed Grammar School Basketball Games 3, 4. NORMAN MONROE WALLING Red Pour Mowmourn, N. J. U. S, Navy Norman has a nice personality, Ancl his smile is sunny, Perhaps this is llle reason, We lrusled him Ivill1 our money. A. A. 1, Z, 3, 43 Fire S-quad Lil Cass Representative 33 Service Club 33 Class Officer 43 Senior Hay 43 Doorninn 3, 43 Auditing Conirnittee 4: junior Magm- zinc Campaign 3. ISAIAH WARD Tit Blarronn, N. J. Businexs He goes quietly an his muy. A. A. 43 Stamp Club l, Z. PAG E FORTY-ON E PAGE FORTY-TWO GLADYS M. WEIR Clad Rlvsk PLAZA, N. J. journalist She seems so meelf aml mild, Bu! mark you well, her words are 'misef' Entered from Red Bank High School October, l935. Scnior Play 4. PHYLLIS WEISS Phil Bl-ILFORD, N. J. Nursing As merry as llic :lay is long. Entered from Nutley High School September, 1935. Intramural Baseball 4, Intramural Basketball 4, Senior Operetta 4, lfsher at Senior Play 4, Tap Dancing' 4. ALBERT WHITE Al BELFoRD, N. j. Business Did you ever sec him grouchy? Did you ever sec him sad? You can always counl on Albert To be 'full of fun and glazl. ' A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Building and Grounds Com. 33 Student Council 3: Fire Squad 45 Ticket Collector 43 Hall0we'en Com. 3g Class Representative 4: Senior Operettu 41 Senior Play 4, Mailman 4, Interclass Basketb:1ll4g Picture Treasurer 1, 43 Otiiee Practice 4. BERT WILLIAMSON Bert HIGHLANDS, N, j. Undecilhd Never do loclay Ivlial you can do lomorronzf' A. A. 2, 3, 45 Varsity Football 3, 4: lntrrmulral Basketball 3, 4: Commercial Club 4. HAROLD WOODWA RD Woody BELFORD, N. Business He who keeps his silence keeps his friends I.unch-room Cashier 4: Stamp Club 1, 2, 3: Conl- mereial Club 4. MARY YASHINSKY --MW- Ren BANK. N. J. Undecided We need nal wish you beauty, We need not wish you grace, Already both are budding, ln lhal happy innacenl face. A. A. l. 3, 43 Lunch-room Cashier 45 Physical Ed, Demonstration 1: Mixed Glee Club 4: Hall0we'en Committee 35 President Librariaifs Club 43 Latin Club 2g Senior Play 45 Press Club 4g Perfect Attend- ance lg Assistant Deputy Teacher 23 Librarian 4: Costume Committee Senior Operetta 43 Office Prac- tice 43 Squad Leader 4. PAGE FORTY-TIIRF li ,ffwrifws ' sl, , H fe M.: 5,3 an liizmhingtnn Erin Marv Baldwin. Edith Bayard, Ita A lison, El fburrow. Marguer te Margaret Lu esprcaux. Bcttv D 0- 301 Lin Hubert Orland Grant Seated: E O : L. 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VVe traveled southward, passing through Hights- town a11d stopping at Merchantville High School. VVe crossed the Delaware River to Newcastle, Delaware and through Elkton, Maryland, where almost every house had a large sign. Minister, Marriage Licenses. YVe crossed the Susquehanna River and had luncheon at the Colonial Hotel, Havre de Grace. VVe again set out on our journey and went through Aberdeen. where the big army guns are tested and then to Baltimore. the city of daily-washed white front steps. VVe arrived at the Hotel Lafayette, VVash- ington, D. C., at 2:00 P. M. Standard Time. XYe left almost immediately for the Capitol where our picture was taken with Senator NVarren Barbour. Wle went to the U. S-. Supreme Court and stayed until they adjourned at 4:30. VVe then saw the House of Representatives in session where the topic of discussion was munitions. The Senate had adjourned in the morning before we arrived but we did see the beautiful room in which they meet. VVe returned to Hotel Lafayette for dinner at 6:30. We visited the Library of Congress, which is known as America's Most Beautiful Buildingfl It contains three million volumes, the original Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, letters of VVashington and Lincoln and also two copies of 1.iucoln's Gettysburg address, claimed to be the most authentic copies. lt is interesting to note that both copies are different and that neither is the version we memorize in school. At 8:45 we left for the Palace Theater where we saw Things to Comefl Upon arising on Friday morning we discovered it was still very warm and after breakfast we went on a sightseeing tour. Our guides pointed out various places of interest including Hotel Shoreham, VVardmann Park Hotel, various embassies, legations and famous or historical residences. VVe visited the new reptile, monkey and lion houses at Rock Creek Zoo and then the Arlington Cemetery where we visited the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and the adjoining Arlington Amphitheatre which has a seating' capacity of 5,000 people and standing room for 5.000 more. Vyle had luncheon and then went to the National Museums and the Smithsonian Institute. The latter was founded by an English rnineralogist who had never seen America. It contains Lindberglfs plane, Spirit of St. Louisfl At Mt. Vernon, our next stop, we went through VVashington's Mansion, saw the beautiful grounds and the tomb where his body is now at rest. VVe had dinner and then visited the Lincoln Memorial. At the Fox Theater we saw The Unguarded Hour. After breakfast Saturday morning we went to the Bureau of Printing and Engraving. Guides explained to us the process of making money and stamps while we actually saw the various steps. Vtie went to the Washington Monument which is 555 feet high and contains a stone from each state in the Union. After collecting our bags at the hotel we left for Annapolis where we visited Memorial Hall and the Naval Academy Chapel. It is the most beautiful chapel in the United States. NVe saw the tomb of John Paul jones which was very beautiful. After luncheon at Carvel Hail we left for Baltimore and continued to Camden where we had dinner at the Plaza Hotel. There was much singing and cheering on the way home, though some slept through it all. VVe arrived at Red Bank Station slightly ahead of schedule, all tired but happy and sorry that the trip was over so soon. VVe are all grateful to Mr. Redcay, the members of the faculty and the student body who have made this trip possible and enjoyable by their kindness, understanding and fine cooperation. PAGE FORTY-SIX V . Gbprrrtiu an U . E 'E ? .2 5 26 5 2 P C ': H , U a ,. IL. 5 .. Q E O LJ ,E .: Q .. E : E U m fu bl, L. 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Albert XVhite, Margaret Lnfluurrow. XYilliam Sorg, XYilliam Hanlon, Chwrlcs Scllman. Srrnnh 5P11il2lf Plug Giant 1 Swain! on fhmr: George Schmidt, Florence Grant. Klzmlingz VVillian1 Sorg. Svafcd. Esther Van Schoick. Nlillicent Broander. Slaudifzgf Annamaric Stansberry. Jennie Kova- lesky, Katherine Fort. Arthur Corneliusen, Malcolm Stevenson, 1935 you Burk Trip lt was an excited group of Juniors on the morning' of May 24. Io35. that met at seven o'clock at Keyport Five Corners. The day was a little windy. otherwise it was ideal weather for a trip, Me took our places in the three large busses that were to transport ns to New York. We were accompanied by six chaparones, Mrs. Bundens. Miss DeVesty. Mr. Matthews. Mr, Meinert. Mr. Mowen and Mr. Redcay. VVe left Keyport at 7:l5 A. M. and took the route over the viaduct of Elizabeth and through the Holland Tunnel. M'hen we arrived in New York we drove past the Ghetto around Chatham Square and the Bowery: Chinatown which consists of Mott, Pell and Doycr Streetsg Mulberry Street with its pnshcarts and crowded tenementsg the Stock Exchange where 170 billion dollars a year changes hands: the J. P. Morgan building which is only loo feet high. making it the most costly business building' in the world: the U. S. Sub-Treasury Building. now used as a vault for gold. It was the First U. S. Capitol and Vt'ashington was inaugurated there April 30. 1789. Our tirst stop was at the Aquarium where we saw the electric eel. This eel supplies current to light a neon lamp bulb. VVhen we left the Aquarium we passed the 'Trinity Church. the lrving Trust Building. and the VVoolworth Building in which the observation tower is now closed. Through the courtesy of Mr. Raab of the Todd Shipbuilding Company, we were C011- ducted through thc S. S, Rex, then speed queen of the Atlantic, The S, S. Rex is the sister ship of the Conte De Savoia. The Rex is faster than the German whale-nosed Iiuropa and its more beautifully decorated sister ship, the Bremen. France's Xormandi is the speed queen now. . . From here we went to the Empire State Building. NYe were taken up to the 86th Floor in elevators and from there we were talcn, in small groups. to the l02l'lCl story. There we hafl a wonderful view of the city. After a shortwhile we left for the American Museum of Natural History where we had lunch. After looking at the different objects here we left for the Museum of Art. Upon the steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art we had our class picture taken, XVe passed Columbia University. Barnard College and the Teachers College on our wav to the Cathedral of St. lohn the Divine, The Cathedral of St, John the Divine is the largest one on the North and South Amerif can continents and pronounced by many the most beautiful, lt has only the crypt. choir cross- ing and the seven chapels completed. lt is the third largest cathedral in the world. VVe drove through Harlem and stopped at Child's restaurant at the corner of Broadway and 46fl1 street, where we had dinner. Then came a tour through the RCA Building at Radio City. Here we saw some actual broadcasting. visited the different studios. and saw the Garden of the Nations on the roof, The musical play, 'tThe Great VValtz. at the Center Theater was jjust starting when we arrived. The play is about the jealousy of the elder Strauss for his son, Johann, who wrote the Blue Danube. Tales of Vienna VVoods. VVe all agreed this was the best part of our trip. 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On this page is recorded the events which occurred during our first year in Middletown Township High School. XYe see a newspaper article telling of the establishment of the Nois Serped. This word spells Depression when reversed, and the object of the club is to have those students who are able to do so, submit a small sum each week to help the needy. VVe see snapshots of the Student Council and Building and Grounds Committee. to which we have elected representatives, VVe glance at the pictures of students who have taken part in Chapel programs, and also at the various clubs which we have been permitted to join. The girls of the High School have given a Physical Education Demonstration, and we see photographs of the Freshmen who have taken part. ln this year also, was inaugurated the Service Club VVe see a photograph of the members of this club. They were selected as members because of their service to and attitude toward, the school. As 1932 was Presidential Election year, open Political Forums were held in assembly, the Freshman Class being represented by George Schmidt as chairman for the Socialist group. XVe turn the page and find USophmore as the title. Again we see pictures of the Student Council and the Building and Grounds Committee, and we find newspaper clippings telling of the activities of these bodies. Vile see pictures of more clubs than in the Freshman year because we have had a more extensive choice of clubs to choose from. The Service Club has been continued this year, and we find a greater number of Sophomores on it than there were Freshmen the previous year. junior is the title of the next page. Wle have formed as a class organization this year and Find a contract which we have signed, agreeing to do our part toward the class. XTC see a list of our class ofncers-President, Francis Lawley: Vice-President. june Schofield: Secretary, Doris Hurst: Treasurer, John Horter: Vice-President, VVilliam Bocckel. And here is a newspaper clipping of our Hallowe'eu party. VVe read ot' the various clowns, Spanish ladies, witches. Tarzans, and nondescript costumes, and the games which were played. And then we have pasted in our book a Christmas card, which reminds us of our Christmas Card Sale, A short ivhile after this we have also conducted our Magazine Campaign. XYhen the Seniors tinished selling candy, we began, and remember well the first few trying days at our task. And then at the very bottom of the page we have a section ruled otif which is captioned New York Tripfl In it we find souveniers of the Museum of Art and the Museum of Natural History, literature on the Holland Tunnel, through which we had passed, and the Empire State Building, of which we had been to the top. XYe have, too, a book-mark from the NBC Broadcasting Studios, through which we had been conducted. Vl'e also have the program from the Center Theatre. where we saw The Great VValtz . Vl'e have a few booklets describing the S. S. Rex, the boat which we had visited. Then we have given a prom in honor of the Seniors, and chosen our class colors, green and white. As we turn the page for the last time we find it entitled t'Senior, Ou this page we End photographs of the class officers who take us through these busy timesgl-'resident, George Schmidt: Vice-President, Eleanor lnglingg Secretary, Doris Hurst: Treasurer, Xorman Vifallingg Vice-President, Raymond Dowd. VVe Find, too. photographs of the two plays which we have presented, Bc Yourself , and Huckleberry Finn , and the operetta 'lIt's an Old Spanish Custom . Candy selling has now begun in earnest and we remember how worried everyone was. for fear he would not have enough credit to take the XYashington trip. Our pictures are taken for our year book, the Odranoel. At the bottom of this page, too. is a special section, which is called l'The Vilashington Trip. XVe have snapshots of the buildings, which we have taken on our trip on April 30, May l and May 2. VVe see the Lincoln Memorial, XVashington Monument, Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. the Congressional Library and Mount Vernon. XVe remember the Senate and House of Representatives, the Pan-American Building, the Bureau of Printing and Engraving, Smithsonian Institute and the XVhite House. XVe remember, too. the Hotel Lafayette at which we stayed during our visit in XVashington. VVe started back for Leonardo High School on Saturday morning, May 2, and stopped off at Annapolis, which we visited. Now as we close the scrapbook, we ponder. and wonder what will happen to us in the future, and hope that our lives will be hlled with many happy hours such as those spent during our four years in Middletown Township High School. EVELYN KLOTZ PAGE FIFTY-SEVEN Bwnbvrtf Onward, turn onuvzrrl, oh time in j'0Ill'f1iyllf, The future of .l'Ill.Y.l'Illl1f?X we yifue 'with deliyhl. Virginia Ruppell and Dorothy Piney, who are registered nurses, are now air hostesses on the TVA Air Line. Arthur Corneliuson and Charles Sellman are aviators for the TVA Air Line. Arthur and Charles sometimes fly on the same trips with Virginia and Dorothy. Francis Lawley, a real estate man, has just sold a big piece of water front on the Shrewsbury River to that famous speed boat builder and designer, WVilliam Boeckel. hir. Boeckel and his co-worker, lldalcolm Stevenson, intend to test boats on the Shrewsbury. Rudolph Riskamm is the manager of the Leonardo Cardinals. He has VValter lIacLennan and Randolph Bennett as his two star players. Bert VVilliamson is a sailor in the U. S. Navy and on the same cruiser as Com- mander Norman VValling. Helen Hawkins is a bookkeeping instructor in Evelyn Klotz's business training school, and Dorothy Harkins teaches shorthand. Annamarie Stansberry is the designer. lllary Swartz runs a dress shop, Edith Baldwin is her dressmaker. Robert Beam is the manager of VVoolworth's in Red Bank. Edward Shkoda is a truant officer for llfliddletown Township. Charles Rempo is a chauffeur for two of our society belles, Sophie Ashe and Ruth Fahrer, who are touring the U. S. A. Carmen Opdyke is an orchestra leader, with lllillicent Broander as his pianist and Fernand Liot as violinist. Raymond Dowd runs a restaurant and Edna Corbley is his cashier. lllarie Schumacher and Emma Ryan are telephone operators for the George Schmidt VVholesale Grocery Co. June Schofield is a correspondent on the New York Evening Journal. Llarie Grover also writes for this paper, a column called Advice to the Lovelorn. Edith Coe conducts a day school with Jeannette Crosbie as one of her assistants and Julia Burlett as nurse. Charles Spitznas is a barber in Helen Roop's Beauty Shop. Anna Shilonis and lllarie Spitznas are two of Navesink Library's best librarians. John Horter, who is chief of police of Keansburg, and his two assistants, Carl Berberick and Edward Almond, are starting an anti-crime program. Ann Tutas has opened a dramarics school. Doris Hurst has also opened a school, and she teaches music. Jean Broeder is a singing teacher. hlarion Crosbee is now one of Hollywood's outstanding comediennes. Edith RIacLennan is acting as her secretary. Irene Reilly is her companion. Director Brenker is directing llfliss Crosbee's latest picture. Stanley Poslusny is Miss Crosbee's favorite camera man. PAGE FIFTY-EIGHT Arthur Acker is a bus driver for Rollo Bus Co. lsiah Ward and Earl Seruby are porters on the Baltimore 51 Ohio Railroad. lllarvin Hart is a dentist. Eleanor VVadsworth is his assistant. Louis Leonardis owns a dry goods store. Vivian Siegel is his saleslady. Eleanor Ingling is a program manager for Radio City. VVilliam Sorg advertises VVheatena. Charles Lucom is an announcer on the same program. Kenneth Luker is a minister, lVIarguerite Ellison a missionary and Alta Bayard is a Salvation Army worker. ' Jack VValling manages his father's farm. llflargaret Lufburrow and lllarguerite Greenwood work in a New York broker's ofhce. Ruby Holmes and Bertha Pokus work in NIacy's Department Store. Raymond Brown is a professor at lllonmouth County Junior College. Esther Van Schoick is the founder of Actors' Guild. Francis Smith is the presi- dent and VValter Thompson is the publicity manager. llflaurice Helfer and Duncan OlNeill are ofhcers in the U. S. Army. Lillian Desch has a candy shop. Elizabeth Calciana and lllary Yashinsky are the salesladies. Naomi Frank is Dean of VVomen at N. J. C. with Catherine Fort as secretary. Katherine Lepick is the nurse. Thomas Bouldin and VVarren Cobb have gone to college. Anna Potosky is housekeeper in the mansion on Riverside Drive that belongs to the wealthy Fuller Brush manufacturer, Rlillard Leonard. VValter Scoot is his caretaker. Alberta A. Bennett runs a road stand and sells vegetables from George Gillespie's farm. Betty Despreaux and Thelma Stanford are nurses at Long Branch lllemorial Hospital. Fred Loder is a boxer and VVilliam Hogan is his second. Terrence Cruse is his manager, and James lwarvin referees many of his hghts. Kenneth Jones and lVIelvin Barnes are sketch artists for Clara 0lmsted's paper, HThe Keansburg Beacon. Tony Campo, Thomas Sharkey, and Daniel Brunner are drivers for the Little Falls Laundry. Paul Tarnow and Harold VVoodward now own their own fishing boat. Dorothy Sellick, Dolores Iglay and Ruth Sellick are sewing teachers in Leonardo High School. VVilliam Noone and Nlarvin Thorne are gasoline station attendants. llluriel lllaack and Gladys VVeir are stenographers for the lletropolitan Life Insurance Company. Florence Grant and Lucille Gilbert work in an ice cream parlor. Pearl Robinson and Roselyne Heath are telephone operators. PAGE FIFTY-NINE Doris Kinney and Claire Holger are both stenographers in a large real estate oflice owned by Francis Layvley. Phyllis VVeiss and llarie Klurphy are nurses and working at the llliddletoyvn l'oyvnship Health Center. VVilliam Behr advertises hats for the Standford Hat Co. Lucy Stavola is a hotel hostess at the lllolly Pitcher. Vivian Compton and llary Foster are traveling abroad collecting rare paintings. John Cooper is a deep sea diver. He and his friend. Klichael Chanowich operate :1 Deep Sea Diving Co. lllichael takes care of the Hnancial end of the business. Hubert Lingo and Albert lVhite are managers in the Butler Chain Stores. Albert Seeley is an electrician. Joseph lvabislcy owns an electrical supply store. Anna Gordon, lllary Lipuseclc, Beth Leigh and -lennie Koveleslay are tap dancers at the Carlton Theatre in Red Bank. 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I.ois Compton ...,.. Elizabeth Connol'y . Stephen Cook ...... Grace Croken ., James Crosbie Robert De Lisle .. Dorothy Desch .. ,Iohn Dowd ..., Bernard Duze ,.... Dorothy Edwards . Mollie Eisenberg .. Dorothy Fauteck ,, Eugene Field .... Rudolph Fischer . .. Roland Fisher .., Abbie Foulks Doris Fowler ,.... ,Iaek Gilmour ....... Daniel Gordaychik .. Helen Gordayrhik ., Julia Gowers .... Erna Green .... Albert Griggs .. John Grimm ..... Howard Griinnie Ruth Guttormsen Adalaide Hallam ., Melvin Harris Elfreide Haun ., Richard Heidel .. George Helwig ...., Jack Hendrickson ., Robert Hendrickson Charles Howell .... Virginia Hower ... Edna Hull ..,.,.,.. Gustave Husenitza Russell Iglay ..... Bertha Isaksen .. Fred Isaksen Olga Johnson ., Ioan Knowles . .. Peter Koleda .. . ilean Korpon . . . Charles Koster .. Viola Kumasaka Tony Latini .... Zlunior nnrks .. . , . . . . ,. I' play football too ....Silence is more musical than any song I'hese three Am I good in basketball ..,.. The Belford shiek Oh! that red hair ...,., He blows his own horn . There is no place like the hook ...... Roy's chief competitor Xery quiet C77 ,...Xll farmers like Red Bank on Saturday night I'm a boxer You can't tell me a thing VVhy not diet? Sileuceethe gift of the Gods . ,..........,.. Try dynamite VVherc's Bob? . I'm getting thinner ....,. Silence CJ is golden ...... ., That strut gets them .. He'll be a lawyer someday Does he ever come to school ..,.. .,..,..,.. Oh, that hair! 'wiigf Qiktmiii' . Another one of those shieks Has she won another contest? Oh, those eyes l talk, my friends talk enough Docs he like the oftiee? just give me Jennie and an orchestra .. The boy with the big smile ....,... . , .. Do I know my history I-low does she do it? .. .... Boy! can I pitch I'm awisebird She-'ll get there I bother no one and expect not to be bothered ..,..... ,.. She's not the same since Bill left Big stuff from leonardo . ..,..,..,..,. Clark Gable II Hes got a smile for everybody She Never says anything I iust love to dance ,, Modesty personified .. Pride of River Illava yerv nuiet girl . ..,.....,. .eXlfAState basketball star ., She's very quiet-so's Niagra Falls Ht-'s a worker ...., . . . . . .. I have rv girl let me alone I think I'ni tunnv .. .Deep run s the stream that runs quietly ...... Xesl her hair is natural'y wavy . ......,.. Always cutting no ,, Tired of hearing A'Oh! I'll grant you that .......... I dream of playing varsity football ........... Little boys should be seen, not heard Something of imnortance not yet discovered Silence is 'i rf'f ive i Itself The marvel in S-'ranish Class ,lust a girl trying to overcome the dreariness of school ,. , , ., ..... .. .....,,,,.... ,.. lXeeds a lighter schedule ..,.............,.Rnbinoff II Me and Gene The girl from Brevent Parl-: .. Procrastination is the thief of time She certainly knows whatls best I winter at Palm Beaehl ., River I'laza's strong man ........,.. She keeps late hours ........ VVhat a quarterback! just a fair miss from Keansburg , ................,.. Big shot Bernice Laughlin .. Carter Leach ..... Arthur Lehman .. Constance Leon .... Norman Lindabury . Donald Luker ..,. Edith Macauley Harry Mahnken .... Gordon Marshall , . . Marsina Martin .. Roberta Mason . . . Evelyn Maxson .. Florence Maxson .... Vtliiliam Mcfarron , ,lanct McCarthy Pauline McGrail Julia McMahon Ida McQueen ,, . Frances Mebus VX'illia1n Moffat .... George Netterman .. Herbert Neu ....... l.co Newmark .... Thelma Nielsen . . . Helen Olnas ...... XVilliam Olsen .... ,lohn Olving .... Norma Paine ,.... Ellsworth Parker .. Mary Patterson ...,.. Florence Petingale . Allred Poole . .,... , Albert Quackenbush Elaine Randolph Norman Randolph . . , Mabel Rayn or ..... Gene Reardon ....... Vl'alter Richmond .. Joseph Riskamm ,. Beth Robertson .. George Robinson .. VVilliam Roche Fred Rockwell . ., Gene Ruck ...,..... Theodore Schenclc Lillian Schenk ..,.. Doris Schnoor ..... Herbert Schumann .. Lucille Seruby ., , Edward Silow .. Ralph Silver .. Joseph Simon . .. Alice Smith ...... XVilliam Smith .... Kenneth Sniffen Adeline Steets .... Dorothy Stryker Esther Stryker . . . James Tanner .... Eleanor Thomas . ,. Marjorie Thomas .. Helen Tkach .....,. Elmer Truax ..... Raymond Trygar .. Anna Tyluki ....... William Ulrichny , .. Adrian Van Daalen Frank Van Nortwick Marie Vogel ....... Carolyn Wadsworth Cecilia Vylalters ...... Alan Weiss .,...... Gladys Westlirooke .,.. Hazel VVestbrooke . Kathleen Vlfhiting .. Dayton XVilson ..., Flora VVilson Quiet and shy Young and handsome ....... VVatch my stuff . . Likes to be noticed I eat VVheaties H-e's on a string' . . . . A smile for everyone A basketball star . . , . . . . . . , , . . .. That curly hair gets them ,. Oh! why won't that senior notice me .. . . . .. Speech is silver, silence is golden .. Is it basketball or ? .... . . . . . .. She is serenity personified My curly hair gets them too .. . . Some day slie'll be a lawyer .. . XVhat happened to that senior? Dignity plus A demure lass from Lineroft .. No one can beat that laugh Do I like candy .. Red Bank is his hangout I'm on a diet too Big stuff .,.Ohl to keep out ot' trouble . . . . . . ,Basketball is her hobby .. . . . . Boy. am I good. ask me Dignity with a capital D Oh those eyes Your knock is as good as ours .. I pick them from my home town . . . , . . . . . . . She tickles the ivories ,.... . Another quiet fellow Our only male cheer leader ........ . . .. Needs new excuses .. Does he know his shorthand? Three's a crowd . . . . . . . . Talks a lot, says nothing . . .. My home address is the office . . . I would diet but I get hungry ....... Belford and Beth click Boy! can I draw Iplay basketball . . . His favorite haunt seems to be the beach Speak tohim,ladie5 . .............. I have a date .. . . . . . .. VVhere's Doris? ............. . . . I just love surprise parties .. . VVhat a deep voice you have 'tGrandma , . Im an artist . ........ Can he draw? ask him . . . . . . . . . . . . I play the trumpet. And how! Incver had a chance .. Never do today what you can do tomorrow VVhy don't you grow up Goldylocks His hair's getting thin .. Red hair and all that goes with it You should see my boyfriends in Rumson She ought to move out on the Hook . ,..........., I'm from Keansburg How can he stay away so long Basketball players donlt usually get blackqyeyes Modesty is my middle 'iiame I'm from Keansburg too . . . . .. Oh! don't bother me Cannot be without Helen .. Do I like nurses! Dynamlte Tarzan .. Always content with her roadster and Ray Seldom heard from .... . S-he's a worker . Oh, you big tease 'Tis folly to be wise I'm a stranger here .. Excellent in shorthand ....Leave nie alone. 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Ynes Grandelis. Mary Swartz. Standing, fmzrflz rms: Doris Fowler, Muriel Matthews. Helen Tkach, Lois Axtell. Marie Vogel. l lirwa Qlluh Srutvzi: Doris Middleditch. Anna Shilonis, Marion Capone. Mary Yashinskv. Ester Van Schniek, Sfamiirm, first run: Mr. Meqill. Leon Zuckerman, lidith MacI-ennan, Ruth Merker, Alice Smith, Edith Macanley. Virginia Ruppell. -loan Knowles. Daniel Collinson. Sfllllliillff, .sumnd rms: George Breuninger. Rudolph Fischer. Charles Mack, Robert Hughes. PAGE SEVENTY-ONE iliuuh Svtrfvrli Lois Axtell, Luis Cmzxpttm. Doris Klitlclletliteh. Gordon Behll, Mr. YYintl1i'up. Philip Roy, Doris Hurst, Alherta Bennett. Celia XX'alters. Sftllllilillfj, fmt rnrv: Daynwncl IFFHWII. Albert Fleischauer. Henry Molzon, Vaughn Bohn. Maforie Ahern. Mar' X' 0' l le uae. Joan Ixnowles, janet Morturcl. Betty Doran. Crawford Compton Fiwrcn' XYalling John Xlallev I I H ' ,run atner. Sftllllilllfj, .nwwzrf rote: George Franklin. Daniel Collinsun, Charles Liehhauser. George Andrews, lAlan VYeiss, Williz-ni McCarran, Harrison Cherry. Robert Gonzales. hiftllllflllg, third mtv: jack Barnes. XYillian1 Ulrichny. Everett Oliver, Charles Matthews. Sifflllflllljf, fmzrtlz rmu: Ralph VYilliams, Ernest Heath, Alhert Quaekenhush, john Grimm Qlbrrhrntru Svtzfvtl: Jnhn Gritnin, Dully Snmmsun, Gustave Husenitza. Ferdinand Lint. Luis COITIDYPZ, Ralph Silver. Sfmzriing. first ruth: Daniel Collinsnn. Phyllis Bischoff. Priscilla Andrews, Henry Mnlzon, James Avery. Jack Schweitzer. George Duran, Sitrzadifzg, .S'f'L'l7lIlf rare: Marie Vogel. Alberta Bennett, Celia VX'alters, Charles Matthews, Gordon Rehn. Ralph VX'illiams. lfllllfllltj, llum' nm. l.xerett Olixer. JOQKII Knowles. Charles Liehhauser. PAGE SEVENTY-TYVO illllizcvh 6122 Qlluh Scalfd: Clara Olmsted, Evelyn Klotz, Anna Potosky, Marion Croslree, Anna Tutas, Julia Burlett, Miss Grasberger, Betty Despreaux, Ruby Holmes, Muriel Maack, Sophie Ashe, Ruth Fahrer, Mary Yashinsky, Albert Quackenbush. Sianding, first row: Carter Leach, Jack Hendrickson, Shirley Grenger, Eleanor Thomas, Lois Axtell, Evelyn Caruso, Jack Swack- hammer, Pearl Robinson, Roselyn Heath, Philip Roy, Eugene Field. Malcolm Stevenson, Howard Grirnnle. Sinnding, .vcfond row: Lydia McQueen. Grace Croken, Celia VValters, Charles, Matthews. Toly Gulxa, Charles Root. Daniel Collinson, Alfred Roole. Ralph Silver, Priscilla Andrews, Lois Compton, Olga Johnson, Vera Collins. Ida McQueen, Julia McCarron. SmnrI'iug, third row: James Jeffas, Mildred Maier. Elizabeth Mauser. Margaret Miller, Verna McNamara, Gertrude Schmidt, Jean Campbell, Zelma Thorne. Slanding, fonrih row: Gordon Behn, Peter Koleda, Gustave Husenitza, Daymond Brown, Charles Liebhauser. Standing, jiffh row: Matilda Morley, Eleanor Razga, Betty Matula, Kathleen VVhiting, Grace Peronne. Zllnntlmll Svated: George Brenker, Malcolm Stevenson, Stanley Poslusny, George Schmidt, Duncan O'Neill, Randolph Bennett. Arthur Cummings, Bertram Linzmayer, Ferdinand Liot. Stand- ing, first row: Mr. Augustine, Earl Seruby, Robert Hughes, Frank Van Nortvvick, Day- mond Brown. George Netterman, Harry Mahnken, Arthur Corneliusen, Peter Koleda, Mr. Blood. Standing, .wfand row: Rudolph Riskamm, Donald Bauer, Alan Halsey, Bert VVilliam- son, Charles Koster, VVilliam Robertson. Standing, third row: Nino Bonomo, Charles Huls- burg, Joseph Simons, VValter Evans. Raymong Trygar. Standing, fourth row: James O'Neill, John Schlinglott, Charles Mack, Vllilliam Ulrichny. PAGE SEVENTY-THREE 1 Eaukvihall Svafed: Charles Koster, John Acluhato, Harry Mahnken, Vklilliam Hogan, Allen Halsey, Donald Bauer, Dayton Wilsoii, Frank Van Nortwick. Slalzdiug, firsi row: Mr. Augustine, Melvin Seruby, Howard Hogan, Thomas Plitnik, Thomas Hanlon. Fred Liebhauser, Charles Klienschmiclt, Chester Supienski, Albert Quackenlaush. Dick Bullard, John VValling. Smizda ing, .rcfoizd rmv: John Hendrickson, XYilliam Smith, James U'Xeill, John XYilliams. VValter Evans, Clifton Bischoff, Earl Seruhy. Robert Hendrickson, John Poslusny, Raymond Trygar. PAGE SEVENTY-FOUR P 1 N V: N I I J irln CE nf 'HEI HBH CEI CK' Gra Sm th. Helen lJeGrote, Helen ilclrecl jolinsmm. Penn, M Kavrcr, Sadie W: Viola Tumirliski. Arla Gillespie, Ceceifia FO Seated, first . 4U fi... wr: .Adu 5:1 .EA wk. L. Sm .io U: Sw rc.- on 5, ,ET in .- i.A o Z,-Y NC Ei! use .Em :fi 55 hal. 5.- 7:3 'O .mi- J4- Ill ns.. 'QCII F . H20 ,mga .J S .. :wx 'O x-1.2 52: Bw HA 5,3 EE 22 -3 an mu: QS 40 U -7,2 TIP 5, ci, 4,7 21 42' GJ iff SE .1 2111 13: iff gf EE 'Cz :rv H33 Qu: 2 , E3 .MQ O.: S14 40 U W- .LCA is QP 'aa EQ i.rv U31 3-ix.. K- 0 :: 'Rl 2 I-L1 U :L U If 1 E Q3 : E E rc c o V Rl E m 5 4. CY! A f. ..- ..- fu CQ -li .E 12 m E .5 0 L, E :I GJ -an O U ': IJ .L- .. 'cd u il U CL 5: U 3 5 54 .2 LL if Z5 4: U an U S il ,. V Ji bi 5 9. LJ U H 4 .. : V .. 5. 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Stuhrnt Athletir Gnunril Sfalrd: Maurice Helter. June Schofield, Charles Howell. Francis Lawley. livelyn Klotz. George Schmidt, Arthur Corneliusen. Simzdiug, first rms: Miss Pennington, Jack XYalling. Daniel Collinson. Harold Lloyd, James Tanner. Vliilliam Sorg, Mr. Reclcay. Standing. ,rrrnrzd row: Herbert Schumann. Ann Tutas. Naomi Frank. Lois Axtell. liclward Shkoda. Rudolph Riskamm. Sffllldlllfl, ilzird rnfv: James O'Xeill. Harry VVilliamson. Leo Newmark, Clifton Bischoff, Robert liennecly. Sffllzdifzgf, fnzzrllr rzmi: Doris Vlfeir. Muriel Matthews, Norma Paine, Alice Howell, Charlotte Morley. PAGE SIXTY-NINE Eihrariana Glluh .S'vutrd: Betty Despreaux, Anna Shilomis. Mary Yashinsky, Miss Reilly, Bertha Pokus, Edna Corbley. Sftllllfllljj, first mtv: Marsina Martin, Lillian Sprung, Theresa XVelsh, Evelyn Maxsnn. Constance Leon, Carmella DiGennaro. Francis Hurst. Standing, srrmzd row: Mar- garet Richards, Doris Coibley, Anna Gerard, Rose Mary Salmon, Gladys Ashe, Marie Vogel. .S'h111di11g, third mtv: Adeline Stansberry, Norma Buchhon, Alice Schlicting, Catherine Fort. Florence Maxson. Sfllllllilljf, fozzrili rum: Marjorie Ahern, Doris Fowler. Lillian Deseh. Myrtle Trennery. Esther VanSehoiek. Euilhing aah Grnunhu Glnrrihnr muh Zllire Squahs Sealed: Malcolm Stevenson, Jack Gilmour, Betty Despreaux, Norman VValling. George Schmidt, Maurice Helier, Edward Shkoda. Arthur Corneliusen. june Schofield, Marion Capone. Sfzzlrdizzg, first row: jack VValIii1g. Rudolph Riskamm, Earl Seruby, Raymond Brown, Vlfarren Cobb. Albert VVhite, VVilliam Mergner. Raymond Dowd, Joseph Callahan, Paul Freeborn. Leon Zuckerman, Joseph Eastmond, Joseph Dinnen, Gene Reardon. Robert Hughes. Joseph NVabisky. Mr. Gillam. Smndiny, xrumul mmm Peter Knleda, Kenneth Jones. George Brenker, Stanley Poslusny. George Netterman, James Marvin. Standing, third rot:-2 Helen Tkach, Mamie Tutas, Doris Corbley, Marion Langford, May XVoodward. PAGE SEVENTY

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