Middletown Township High School - Odranoel Yearbook (Middletown, NJ)
- Class of 1941
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Lv Q. -x E ,4 sf nl 5 1.1 Photos Courtesy of BALDWINS Atlantic Highlands, New jersey 'A' i' 'A' ir 'k 'k We the members of this staff present this Odranoel with the wish that it will bring pleasant memories in the future years to come. We have attempted to enclose all the necessary features to make this book a lasting achievement. We think we have succeeded in doing so. lt is our wish that every member of the class of '4l will find their own places in life and receive all the happiness they deserve. 'A' ir i' 'A' i' i' 31.21941 ODRANCDEL PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP H I G H S C H O O L LEONARDO - - - NEW IERSEY H. LAWRENCE SCOTT President Belford, N. I. GEORGE RUPPEL JAMES c. DeLONG Vice-President Highland Ave., Leonardo, N. I. East Keansburg, N. 1. frm GEORGE B. MILLER DAVID F, SCHNQOR Middletown, N. l. Belfgrdy N, ji MlDoLETowN TOWNSHIP BOARD OF EDUCATION DR. WYLIE C. PATE Supervising Principal WILLIAM K. MEGILL Acting Principal WILLIAM DENNIS W. GILBERT MANSON Port Monmouth, N. 1. Lincroft, N. I. SCHUYLER SICKLES FRANK S. WADSWORTH Navesink, N. 1. Leonardo, N. I. MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL ORGANIZATION OF THE HIGH SCHOOL. Up to l9lI, those desiring high school education had to walk to Atlantic Highlands, Red Bank or Keyport. In that year the begin- nings 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 burned down in I920. THE HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING. In I9II, M.A. Rice, President of the Board of Educa- tion at that time, really founded the present school when he gave the Township 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 a 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 l9I6, realizing the need in this agricultural community for a truly practical agricultural course, Robert Hartshorne gave the school its original greenhouse, 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, I93I, a second greenhouse was built, giving us the best plant equipment in agriculture in the State. MANUAL ARTS DEPARTMENT. For many years the basement rooms, originally designed as a small gymnasium, has housed a manual art department. By a full summer of work in I927, the instructor doubled the floor space for these activities. This, along with new equip- ment, provided by the Board of Education, paved the way for the introduction of diversified shop work and for still further improvement in work recognized, as among the best in the State. In I93l, the two basement rooms were added, the east room for courses in moulding and foundry, metal work, jewelry, electrical work, and the west wing for mechanical drawing and eventually machine shop training. NEW ATHLETIC FIELD. Purchase of the ten-acre field next to the school in I928 provided a playground and athletic field, eliminating the dangerous crossing of the highway for physical education and paved the way for necessary expansion. OTHER BUILDING CHANGES. September, I93I, the present gymnasium was com- pleted. In january, l932, the physics and chemistry rooms 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 accommoda- tions 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. R sm M TinEIeY Iarnes 5WaCkha:lIerI 50061- - r, r. ' ' d lean Ahern. AIice IS3I45e'f Ima Mme' Seate 1 SCY Harne' Longa row: Ann 5aImon' d-ng seC0 ' frst YOW' , Sian ' Q nneny LiIIian M2f:'f,g,s S,f,TQ?,In15kaI:h. EVeIV ' Nestor 0 A , Maki e . . WIIIIam InsI4VI , I nder. Ruck Thomas C-edeths. Iohn Aexa 1941 IEAN AHERN REGINA CONNE ALICE ISAKSEN HARRIET LONG LLY IUNE MAIER Treasurer . . Snapshot Editors . Faculty Adviser . ODRANOEL STAFF Editor-in-Chief IAMES SWACKHAMER ASSOCIATE EDITOR s LILLIAN MARTIN WILLIAM MATTHEWS EVELYN NESTOR ALBERT RUCK ANN SALMON MACY COODINSKY OMAS GEDETTIS . LLOYD L. TINGLEY . IOHN ALEXANDER, TH AIberk SENIOR ADVISERS MARTHA R. PENN I NGTON ESTHER F. SEARCH LLOYD L. Tl NC-LEY IAMES W. DAVI DHEISER Seatedi Kenneth H. Meinert, Robert 1. Stokes, Evelyn M, Dettmer, Rebecca L. North, William K. Megill, Lloyd L. Tingley, Martha R. Pennington, janet M. McCracken, William E. McConnell, A. C. Warrington. Standing First Row: George H. Cillam, Gilbert P. Augustine, Doris F. Hurst, Lillian Z. Bundens, Mildred l. DeVesty, Edwin Bennett, Arnold Truex. Standing Sec- ond Row: Ralph A. Carter, Elizabeth C. Schnoor, Katherine I. Dowd, Mary L. Rouse, Esther F. Search, Marjorie C. Sutherland. Standing Third Row: james W. Davidheiser, Birchell S. Hilton, Robert A. Anderson, Lewis H. Blood. Clarence H. Mowen. Standing Fourth Row: William L. Sparrow, William C-. Thomas, William M. Lybarger, Frank D. Poston. Supervising Principal WYLIE G. PATE .......................................................................... ' ............ M i B.S. Washington and jefferson: M.A. University of Pennsylvania: Ed.D.. ddletown, Rutgers University, Graduate work at University of Pittsburgh. Travel: Canada. Acting Principal WILLIAM K. MEGILL . ..........,... ..... ................................. . ..... L e onardo, Litt.B. and Ed.M., Rutgers University. THE HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY ROBERT ALEXANDER ANDERSON .................................................. Atlantic Highlands, Teacher of Civics and History. A.B., Asbury College: M.A., Columbia University. Travel: Canada, France. GILBERT P. AUGUSTINE ...................................................................... Perth Amboy, Teacher of English and.Spanish. , ' A.B., University of Notre Dame, M.A., Rutgers University: Supervisors' Certifi- cate, Rutgers University. Travel: Canada. LEWIS H. BLOOD .......................................................................................... Matawan, Teacher of Chemistry and Highway Safety, and Asst. Coach, Boy's Football and Basketball. B.S., University of Maine: Graduate work, Columbia University Coaching School, Tufts and Northeastern Universities, New York University. Travel: Canada. LILLIAN ZANES BUNDENS ............................................................ Atlantic Highlands, Teacher of Stenography I, and Typing ll. Trenton Normal School: Graduate work, Rutgers University. Travel: Canada. RALPH A. CARTER ........................................................................................ Leonardo Teacher of Manual Arts, Mechanical Drawing. B.S., Rutgers University. jAMES W. DAVIDHEISER .................................................................... ....... L eonardo, Teacher of Bookkeeping, Typing, and junior Business Training. B.S.C., M.S., Temple University. Travel: Canada. EVELYN M. DETTMER ............. . ................................................................ South River Teacher of Foods, Manager of Cafeteria. B.S., New jersey College for Women: Summer Session, Columbia University. Travel: Canada, Cuba, Mexico, Panama Canal, West Indies. MILDRED I. DeVESTY .................................................................................... Teacher of English. Litt.B., New jersey College for Women. Travel: Belgium, England, Germany, Holland, Switzerland, Little West Indies. Navesink France, KATHERINE IOHNSON DOWD .................................................................. Fair Haven, Teacher of English. B.S., Bucknell University: Graduate work, Columbia and Rutgers Uni Travel: Canada. GEORGE H. GILLAM ........................................................................................ versities. Belford Teacher of Accounting and Auditing, Law, Business Org. and Administration, I Salesmanship, junior Business Training, and Coach of Track. B.Acct., B.C.S., Rider College. EMMA E. HEFLING ..... : ......... 2 ........................................................ Atlantic Highlands, Teacher of Art. B.S. Degree and Supervisors in Art, Marywood College, Scranton, Pa. BIRCHFLL S. HILTON .................................................................................. Red Bank Teacher of General Science. A.B., College of William and Mary, M.S., Rutgers School of Education. DORIS F. HURST ............. ......................................................................... M iddletown, Teacher of Music. B.S., New York University. Graduate work Rutgers University. WILLIAM M. LYBARGER .............................................................. Atlantic Highlands, Teacher of English. A.B., Bucknell University: Graduate work, Columbia University. Canada, Mexico. jAMES E. MCCONNELL ......... I ........................................................................ Teacher of Typewriting. Travel: Highlands B.S., Syracuse University: Graduate work, Syracuse University, Columbia Uni- versity. Travel: Canada, Mexico. jAN ET M. MCCRACKEN .................................................. ......... ....... B e lford Teacher of Sewing. B.S., Beaver College. Travel: Bermuda, Canada. KENNETH H. MEINERT .................................................................. Atlantic Highlands, , Teacher of.U. S. History, Visual Education Adviser, Asst. Football Coach. B.S., Moravian College, Ed.M., Rutgers University, Columbia University. Travel : Canada. IOO C. H. MOWEN .............................................................................................. Leonardo, Teacher of German and Physics. A.B., Harvard, M.Ed., Rutgers University. Travel: Puerto Rico, Germany, France, Switzerland, Belgium. REBEKAH LOIS NORTH .................................. . ............................................... Leonardo, Teacher of Latin. A.B. and M.A., Penn State College, Summer work, Cambridge University, England. Travel: Canada, England, Germany, France, Italy, Switzerland. MARTHA R. PENN I NGTON .......................................................................... Leonardo, Teacher of Problems of American Democracy and Economics. A.B., Washington College, M.A., Columbia University, Graduate work, johns Hopkins University. Travel: Belgium, Bermuda, Canada, England, France, Germany, Holland, Italy, Mexico, Scotland, Switzerland. FRANK D. POSTON ...................................................................................... Leonardo, Teacher of Agriculture. B.S. University of Missouri, Graduate work, Rutgers University. Travel: Canada, Mexico. MAZIE L. RILEY ............................................................................ Atlantic Highlands, School Librarian. . A.B., Juniata College, Summer session at johns Hopkins University, Extension courses, Newark Teachers College, Summer session, Drexel Institute. Travel: Canada. CECELIA M. ROTHBART .................................................................................. Keyport Teacher of English and Dramatics. B.A., Tufts, Graduate work, Columbia Univ., American Academy of Dramatic Arts, Maverick Theatre Guild, New York School of the Theatre, Frances .tob- inson Duff's Dramatic School. MARY L. ROUSE ..........................................................,............................... Leonardo, Teacher of Algebra and Plane Geometry. A.B., Washington College, M.A., Columbia University, Graduate work, johns '-lopkins University. Travel: South America and West Indies. ELIZABETH C. SCHNOOR ........... ..................................................................... B elford, Teacher of Bookkeeping, School Treasurer. B.C.S., Rider College. Travel: Mexico. ADDI E SCISCO ............................................................................................ Red Bank, Supervisor of Physical Education, Coach of all Girls' Physical Education Activities. B.S., New York University, New Haven Normal School of Gymnastic, Harvard Summer School Certificate, Courses at Teachers College, N. Y. Travel: Alaska, Austria, Canada, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, England, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Mexico, Switzerland. ESTHER F. SEARCH ........................................................... ...... W est Keansburg, Teacher of Stenography ll and Secretarial Training. B.E.C., Rider College. Travel: Canada. WILLIAM L. SPARROW ........................................... ....... ........ .................... R e d Bank, Teacher of Chemistry. . B.S., Elizabethtown and Gettysburg Colleges, Graduate work, Columbia Uni- versity, University of Maryland. Travel: Canada. ROBERT 1. STOKES ........................................................................ Atlantic Highlands, Teacher of Manual Arts. Rutgers University, Practical experience as cabinet maker. Travel: Canada, England. , MARIORIE C. SUTHERLAND ........................................................ ............... B elford, Secretary to the Principal. WILLIAM G. THOMAS ................................................................................ Leonardo, Teacher of French. A.B., Bucknell University, M.A., Columbia University. Travel: Canada, England, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Switzerland. LLOYD L. TINGLEY .........................,............................................ Atlantic Highlands, Teacher of Algebra, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Applied Math. A.B., Houghton College, Summer session at Cornell University. Graduate work, Penn State, Rutgers and Columbia Universities. Travel: Canada. ARNOLD TRUEX ............................................................................ Atlantic Highlands, Teacher of Physical Education, Coach of Boys' Football, Basketball and Baseball. B.S. Education, Rutgers University. Travel: Canada. ABISHA C. WARRINGTON .......................................................................... Navesink, Teacher of Biology. A.B., University of Delaware, M.Ed., Rutgers University. Travel: Canada. RUDOLPH I. WINTHROP ......................................... . ...... ........................ A sbury Park, Director of Instrumental Music. College of Music, Berlin, Conservatory Cologne, Columbia University. Travel: Throughout Europe. ,......1ns E 5 ' - ' Conove 2 Iackson: Secretary' Pamclad Feakes T Trefurer' Dorothyl i ' Vice-President, Edwar ' Presndenf. Kaf' Hewg' KARL HELWIC President EDWARD FEAKES Vice-President PATRICIA CONOVER Secretary O DOROTHY IACKSON Treasurer SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS I2o MURRAY ABT Moe Leonardo, N. 1. Agriculturist In company a good fellow. A. A. I 5 Agriculture Deputy Teacher 4, Current Events 2, Glee Club 2, 35 Intramural Baseball I, 3, Intramural Basketball I, 33 Prom Committee 33 Soccer I, 2. WILLIAM ACKERMAN Red Keansburg, N. I. Undecided Of loyal nature and loyal mind. Intramural Basketball 45 Senior Play Ticket Seller 4. STEPHEN ADESKAVITZ Steve Belford, N. 1. Truck Driver Almost afraid to express his thoughts so quiet is he. Agriculture Deputy Teacher 45 Intramural Basketball I, 25 In- tramural Baseball 2, 3. IOSEPH ADUBATOA Addie Belford, N. I. Professional Baseball To be an athlete, what is better? He well deserves his Leonardo letter. Intramural Basketball 3: lunior Varsity Football I 5 Varsity Base- ball 3, 4g Varsity Football 2, 3, 4. IEAN AHERN lean Belford. N. l. Beautician lf ever a typist you do need, lean we'll recommend for speed. A. A., l, 2, 35 Archery 35 Assistant Baseball Captain 35 Deputy Teacher 35 Commercial Club 45 Glee Club l5 Health Center 3, 45 Prom Committee. 35 Intramural Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 Lunch Room Cashier 45 Odranoel Staff 45 Office Runner 45 Secretary to Teacher 45 Senior Play 45 Soccer 35 Squad Leader 35 Office Practice 4. CHARLOTTE ALEXANDER Charlotte Chapel Hill, N. l. Dietetic Nurse Here are dancing eyes and wavy hair, And a buoyant heart, e'er free from care. Entered from Asbury Park High School, Asbury Park, N. I., November l8th, 19405 Assistant Chairman of Tickets for Spanish Club Dance 45 Senior Play Ticket Committee 45 Spanish Club 45 Cap and Gown Committee 4. IOHN ALEXANDER lack Red Bank, N. l. Machinist Few things are impossible to him who tries. Building and Grounds Committee 45 C-lee Club 3, 45 Mixed Glee Club 3, 45 Odranoel Staff 45 Press Club 35 Picture Representative 35 Varsity Football 4. MICHAEL ANDROS Mike Keansburg. N. I. journalist One whose heart is true as steel, He has for all a friendship real. Intramural Baseball 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 35 Soccer 25 Spanish Club 35 Squad Leader 2. l4o ERNEST ANTHOPULQS Ernie Port Monmouth, N. I. Undecided A friendly chap and quiet too, Best wishes we all have for you. Intramural Basketball 4. RUTH AVERY Ruth Middletown, N. l. College Her air, her manner, all who saw admired. Intramural Basketball 25 Latin Club l, 25 Health Center 45 Mixed C-lee Club l, 2, 35 Piano Club 25 Magazine Campaign 45 Table Tennis Tournament 2, 3. FRED W. BECKER Beck Keansburg, N. l. Navy Chl Why should life all labor be. Entered from Red Bank Catholic High School, Red Bank, N. I., September, l9385 Bowling Club 45 Doorman Sophomore Dance 25 Glee Club 25 Intramural Baseball 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Mixed Glee Club 25 Table Tennis Tournament 4. RUSSELL BEDFORD Weiner River Plaza, N. I. Fl0fiSf Happy go lucky and plump is he, Good nature combines with his spirit free. Agriculture Deputy Teacher 45 Doorman 35 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Health Center 45 Intramural Basketball 25 Mixed Clee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Secretary to Teacher 2. ANTHONY BELLEZZA Tony Keansburg, N. 1. Undecided lust a regular fellow. Intramural Basketball 3. SYLVESTER BELLEZZA Skip Keansburg, N. 1. Undecided Life to Syl is just a joy, What's finer than a smiling boy. WILLIAM. BODTMAN Bill Belford, N. I. Undecided Studious and bright is he, He takes life rather seriously. Entered from Memorial High School, West New York, N. J., September, l94Og Chairman Ticket Committee 45 Doorman 4. IOSEPH BOLGER joe Highlands, N. I. Physical Ed Teacher As scholar loe maintains a good position, And in athletics lives up to tradition. Assistant Deputy Teacher 33 Class Officer 23 Deputy Teacher l, Z, Health Center 3, 4, Home Room Chairman 2, junior Varsity Football lg junior Varsity Basketball lg Office Runner lg Physical Ed Leader l, 25 Referee Grammar School Games 3, 45 Sportsman- ship Club President 4, Varsity Baseball l, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4. ol5 160 FRANK BROUWER Dutch Belf0l'd. N. I. Undecided And still we gaze and still we wonder why, Your towering stature does not reach the sky. A. A. l 3 Home Room Chairman l 3 Intramural Basketball 33 lun- ior Varsity Football 23 Varsity Football 3, 4. ANNA BUDELMAN Ann Riverside Heights, N. I. Secretary . Skill and confidence are an unconquered army. A. A. 13 German Club 33 Girls' Glee Club 2, 43 Girls' Table Tennis Tournament 33 Librarians' Club 43 Lunch Room Cashier 43 Mixed Glee Club 23 Secretary to Teacher 43 Script Girl 43 Senior Play Publicity Committee 43 Student Librarian 43 Office Practice 43 Usher Graduation Night 3. ROBERT CAMPBELL Bob Red Bank, N. l. DairYm3 ' A fine upstanding lad is here Who'lI toward his goal e'er persevere. A. A. l, 23 Agriculture Deputy Teacher 43 Boys' Table Tennis l, 2, 43 Building and Grounds 43 Doorman 43 Corridor Squad 43 Fire Squad 43 Glee Club l, 33 Intramural Baseball 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 3, 43 Senior Play 43 Soccer I3 Squad Leader 43 Stamp Club 43 Supply Squad 43 Ticket Collector 43 Varsity Football Manager 4. ROSE CAMPO Rosie Belford, N. l. Model Earnestness and sport are often neighbors. Commercial Club 43 Health Center 43 Fashion Show 3, 43 Intramural Baseball 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 3, 43 Lunch Room 'Cashier 43 Usher Graduation Night 33 Office Practice 43 Sewing Club 3, 43 Soccer 43 Squad Leader 33 Treasurer Readers Digest 3. LOUIS CARDNER Lou Port Monmouth, N. I. Navy Air Force lt is an easy world to live in if you choose to make it so. Commercial Club 45 Boys' Table Tennis 45 Property Man for Senior Play 4. IOHN CECERE Blackie Keansburg, N. I. Navy Air Force Calm and quiet is this youth, Never boisterous, nor uncouth. Intramural Baseball 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 45 Ring Com- mittee 45 Spanish Club 3. IANE CHRISTIAN lane Highlands, N. I. Buyer Everyone's friend, to all a pal, lane sure is one nice gal. Entered from Erasmus Hall High School, New York, November, l94O: Glee Club 45 Basketball Official 45 French Club Secretary 45 Intramural Baseball 45 Intramural Basketball 45 Senior Play 4. IEAN CIMATO Midget Red Bank, N. I. Beautician Virtue is its own reward. Commercial Club 45 Deputy Teacher 35 Girls' Table Tennis Tournament 35 Health Center 45 Intramural Baseball I5 Lunch Room Cashier 45 Latin Club I5 Office Practice 45 Office Runner I, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Senior Play 45 Squad Leader I, 35 Spanish Club 3. ol7 l8o DEAN CDDDINGTON Paddles BaY5Ide HBISIWIS Veterinarian The Student Leader of our band, Always ready with a helping hand. Assistant Deputy Teacher lg Band I, 2, 3, 4, Band Assistant 2: Band Concert I, 2, 3, Band Leader 45 County Music Festival I. 3: Orchestra I, 2, 33 Radio Club Ig Senior Play 45 Soccer 2g Supply Squad 2, 3, 4. ELIZABETH COLLINS Bessie Port Monmouth, N. 1. Nurse A sunny disposition is half the battle. A. A. 19 Health cenfef 4, Intramural daseball 1, 2, 3, Intra- mural Basketball l, 2, 3g Soccer I, 2, 3. HELEN COLSON Helen Belford, N. 1. Secretary As mild as one can he, It you know her, that you'll see. Fashion Show 3, Prom Committee 3. CLIFFORD CONNETT Knute Fort Hancock, N. I. Aeronautics His limbs were cut in manly mold, For hardy sports or contests bold. A. A. l 5 Assistant Deputy Teacher I 5 Boys' Table Tennis Tour- nament lg Corridor Squad 23 Deputy Teacher 3g Clee Club 3, 4, Intramural Baseball 35 Intramural Basketball 3, 4, Mixed Glee Club 41 Physical Ed. Leader lg Stamp Club 2, 3, Shop Committee 2, 3, Special Chorus 4, Squad Leader 2, 35 Track 3, Substitute Grammar School Teacher 4g Varsity Football 3, 4. REGINA ANITA CONNOLLY Reggie Leonardo, N. 1. journalist Reggie will tight to make her way, And be a iournalist some day. A. A. l, 33 Band 2, 3, 43 Band Concert 2, 3, 43 Dancing ln- structor 43 Glee Club I, 2, 43 Debate 43 Health Center 43 Intra- mural Basketball 3g Lunch Room Cashier 43 Mixed Glee Club 43 Odranoel Staff 43 Orchestra l, 2, 33 Press Club 33 Prom Com- mittee 33 Secretary to Teacher 43 Spanish Club 43 Soccer 33 Sophomore Hop Committee 23 Squad Leader 43 Usher Baccalaureate 33 Table Tennis Tournament l, 3, 4. PATRICIA ANN CONOVER Pat Red Bank, N. 1. College She tools a little. works a Iot, Look at the friends this girl has got. A. A. l3 Archery 43 Band 23 Class Officer 3, 43 Cheer Leader 2, 3, 43 Deputy Teacher 43 Dancing Instructor 43 French Club Secretary 23 Health Center 43 Intramural Baseball 43 Intramural Basketball 43 Lunch Room Cashier 43 Office Practice 43 Prom Committee 33 Ring Committee 43 Service Club 3, 43 Student Librarian 43 Soccer 43 Squad Leader 3. HELEN CREMEANS Helen Belford, N. I. Business Helen, so dainty and petite, Has a way that's mild and sweet. Fashion Show Usher 33 Health Center 43 Intramural Baseball l, 23 Librarians' Club 43 Soccer 33 Squad Leader I3 Usher Crad- uation Night 3. ANNE MARIE CURRY Anne Leonardo, N. 1. Nurse A comrade blitlie and full of gIee. A. A. l, 23 Assistant Deputy Teacher l3 Commercial Club 43 Health Center 43 Intramural Baseball 23 Lunch Room Cashier 43 Prom Committee 33 Senior Play 43 Senior Play Publicity Commit- tee 43 Soccer 23 Squad Leader 33 Usher Graduation Night 3. QI9 NW ROBERT CURTIS ld, Leonardo, N. I. Pilot Hia good natured wit he will never he without. Intramural Basketball lg Latin Club lg Orchestra 25 Senior Play 4g Stamp Club 3. FREDERICK DARKE Freddie Port Monmouth, N. I. Undecided A care-free boy is this our Freddy, With a joke he is always ready. Entered from Immaculate Conception High School, Montclair, N. I., September, l939g Building and Grounds 3, 45 Corridor Squad 3, 45 Fire Squad 3, 43 Health Center 4g Prom Committee 3: Senior Play 43 Stock Room Assistant Manager 3, 43 Supply Squad 4. ROBERT DAVERIO Shorty Lincroft, N. I. Undecided High in thought, in stature low. One whom all might wish to know. Deputy Teacher 4g Intramural Baseball 33 Intramural Basket- ball 3, 4. IAMES DAVIS jim Keansburg, N. 1. Mechanic He wears a smile that won't come off. 20 e' ROBERT DAVIS Bud Keansburg, N. 1. Locksmith His llair is blond and lle's shorty, But all around lie is quite sporty. A. A. I3 Squad Leader 3. CHARLES DEBELE Freddie Keansburg, N. j. Tool Maker Basketball he does enjoy, How else does he his time employ? Band 23 Building and Grounds Committee 43 Doorman 23 Glee Club 43 Health Center 43 Mixed Clee Club 4g Squad Leader 23 Special Boys' Chorus 43 Ticket Collector 43 Varsity Basketball 43 Varsity Football 3, 4. ALICE DEB ROSKY Alice Belford, N. l. Undecided ' Happy as the day is long. Archery 23 Fashion Show 3, 43 Lunch Room Cashier 43 Office Practice 43 Sewing Club 43 Soccer 43 Squad Leader 43 Usher Class Night 3. LUCILLE DONNELLY Cille Keansburg, N. l. Singer Lucile llas a voice tllat's soprano and sweet, If you haven't heard it, you've missed a treat. A. A. l 3 Archery 23 All State Chorus 43 County Music Festival 3, 43 Commercial Club 43 Damrosch l 3 Dancing Instructor 43 Dep- uty Teacher 33 Clee Club l, 2, 3, 43 Health Center Manager 3, 43 Lunch Room Cashier 43 Mixed Cilee Club 2, 3, 43 Office Practice 43 Prom Committee 33 Senior Operetta 33 Spanish Club 33 Student Librarian I3 Squad Leader 33 Usher Baccalaureate 33 Usher Graduation Night 3. o2l tm it 'W 220 DORIS FRANCES DORAN Bunnie Belford, N. I. Beautician Her bright smile haunts me still. A. A. l, 23 Commercial Club President 43 Drum Major 43 Drum Maior's Assistant 33 Deputy Teacher I3 Fashion Show 3, 43 Glee Club 43 Health Center 43 Intramural Baseball I, 2, 43 Intramural Basketball l, 23 Prom Committee 33 Mixed Clee Club 43 Office Runner 23 Physical Ed. Leader 33 Riding Club 43 Sewing Club 33 Soccer l, 23 Usher Band Concert 33 Squad Leader l,2. CARA FARLEY Butch I-e0f1afd0. N. l. Telephone Operator A mixture nice of reserve and wit, Life's good to her for she likes it. Secretary to Teacher 43 Spanish Club 4. WILLIAM FARLEY Bill Keansburg, N. I. Army The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure and pleasure my business. A. A. I, 23 Class Officer 33 Health Center 43 Homeroom Chair- man 33 Physical Ed. Leader 33 Picture Representative 23 Prom Committee 33 Service Club 33 Student Council I, 23 Usher Grad- uation Night 33 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 43 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 43 Varsity Football 2, 3, 4. EDWARD FEAKES Eddie Chapel Hill, N. I. College They are rich who have friends. Class Officer 43 Intramural Baseball 3, 43 Intramural Basket- ball 3, 43 Health Center 43 Mixed Clee Club 43 Prom Committee 33 Ring Committee 43 Spanish Club 43 Squad Leader 3. FRED FINK Freddie Ideal Beach, N. l. Seamanship Lending the hand of friendship to all. PATRICIA ANN FRAZEE Pat Keansburg, N. I. Beautician I have a heart with room for every joy. A. A. I 3 Prom Committee 33 Sewing Club I. MARGARET RUTH GAFF Peggy Leonardo, N. l. Comptometrist Peggy's a girl who will do as you ask: And add a smile to every task. Entered from Lincoln High School, jersey City, N. I., Septem- ber, l9403 Intramural Baseball 43 Intramural Basketball 43 Soccer 43 Spanish Club 43 Substitute Grammar School Teacher 4. THOMAS F. GEDETTIS Tom Leonardo, N. 1. Mechanical Engineer Lots of friends has Tom, few foes, He makes an impression wherever he goes. Bowling Club 43 Building and Grounds Committee 43 Camera Club 43 Corridor Squad 43 Deputy Teacher 43 Dancing Instructor 3, 4g Fire Squad 43 Homeroom Chairman 23 Intramural Baseball I, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball I, 3, 43 Latin Club I3 Magazine Campaign Representative 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Odranoel Staff 43 Senior Play 43 Service Club 3, 43 Squad Leader 3, 43 Stock Room Manager 43 Supply Squad 2, 3, 4. 023 41 's fx tx W . K W .515 if -U. 1, .1035 .JN X ff M 240 CHARLES GIGER Chuck' Keansburg, N. I. Shipyard Mechanic Music is the universal language of mankind. Assistant Shop Leader 25 Band 2, 3, 45 Band Concert 2, 3, 45 Glee Club l, 25 Commercial Club 45 intramural Basketball 45 Property Man for Senior Play 45 Senior Play 45 Squad Leader 3. CONSTANCE BARBARA GLOWACKI Connie Belford, N. 1. Model Let it rain, I manufacture sunshine. A. A. l, 25 Archery 2, 35 Band Concert l5 Fashion Show 3, 45 Girls' Table Tennis Tournament l5 Glee Club lg Latin Club I5 Mixed Glee Club l5 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Office Practice 45 Prom Committee 35 Riding Club 45 Sewing Club l5 Squad Leader 3, 4. RAYMOND I. COCLON Herk Keansburg, N. l. Business And here is Ray, who shows his steam, While starring on our football team. Assistant Basketball Manager 25 Building and Grounds Com- mittee 45 Corridor Squad 45 Deputy Teacher 45 Fire Squad 45 Health Center 45 Glee Club 45 junior Varsity Football l5 Mail- man l5 Mixed Glee Club 45 Squad Leader 2, 35 Ticket Collector 25 Track 45 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Varsity Football 2, 3, 4. DAVID GOLDFARB Goldie Keansburg, N. I. Business A self-contented mind is a ioy to its owner. Athletic Ticket Salesman l5 Assistant Basketball Manager 45 Doorman 35 Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Student Council l5 Varsity Baseball Manager 4. MACY H. GOODINSKY Mace Highlands, N. I. Dentist His talents point to finance or the stage: As banker or Barrymore he'lI be the rage. A. A. 25 Building and Grounds Committee 45 Camera Club 3, 45 Corridor Squad 45 Deputy Teacher 45 Fire Squad 45 French Club 45 Health Center 45 Latin Club lg Odranoel Staff 45 Physical Ed. Leader 45 Prom Committee 35 Senior Plays 45 Service Club 3: Squad Leader 45 Supply Squad 4. DONALD GORDON Don New Monmouth, N. l. Undecided Of temperament supremely mellow, Donald we call one princely fellow. A. A. l5 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Band Concert l, 2, 3, 45 County Music Festival l 5 Doorman 45 Intramural Basketball 35 Prom Com- mittee 35 Senior Play 45 Table Tennis Tournament l, 3, 45 Track 3. SARAH ANN COULD Sarah Middletown, N. l. Teacher Sarah a teacher hopes to be, We're sure she'll teach successfully. County Music Festival 35 Glee Club 45 Mixed Glee Club 45 Prom Committee 35 Physical Ed. Leader 45 Substitute Grammar School Teacher 45 Secretary to Teacher 45 Usher Baccalaureate 35 Usher Graduation Night 3. LORRAINE EVELYN GREELEY Lorry Keansburg, N. I. Beautician Keep Smiling is a good rule, so they say, Lorraine keeps laughing all the day. Health Center 45 Prom Committee 35 Usher Graduation Night 3. 025 - 'ilu i S 260 ELSIE E. GRENCER EI Keansburg, N. I. Beal-IYICIBFI Always ready to assist, Around this school she'll sure be missed. A. A. I, 23 Band Concert Ig County Music Festival I, 23 Fash- ion Show 3: Clee Club I, 2, 3, 43 Lunch Room Cashier 43 Mixed Clee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 35 Usher Baccalaureate 3. ROBERT GRIMM Bob Leonardo, N. I. Uf'ld8CiCIed Happy arn I, from care l'm free! Why aren't they all contented like me. Agricultural Deputy Teacher 45 Health Center 4, Intramural Baseball 3, Intramural Basketball 33 Squad Leader 33 Varsity Football 3, 4. BARBARA HAMILTON Babs'f Leonardo, N. I. Undecided A rnerry smile and a gay hello, Both hand in hand with her dp go. A. A. lg Band 2, 35 Band Concert 33 Cheer Leader 2, 3, 4, County Music Festival 33 Dance Instructor 3, 43 French Club 23 Health Center 4, Intramural Baseball I, 4, Intramural Basketball I, 3, 4, Librarians' Club 3, 4, Lunch Room Cashier 45 Mixed Glee 'Club, I, 2, 3, 45 Office Practice 43 Orchestra 2, 3, Substitute Grammar School Teacher 45 Soccer I, 2, 3, 43 Squad Leader 3, 45 Student Librarian I, 2, 3, 4, Special Chorus 4. AUDREY C. HAMMOND Sneaky Belford, N. Secretary Audrey does her work each day, In her own sweet, quiet way. Health Center 4, Lunch Room Cashier 45 Office Practice '4Q Office Runner 43 Secretary to Teacher 4, Squad Leader 3, Usher Senior Play 4. PERRY HARRIS judge Middletown, N. j. Secretary 'Tis well to be merry and wise. Bachelor Cooking Club 43 Boys' Table Tennis Tournament I, 2, 43 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Baseball I, 23 Intramural Bas- ketball I, 2, 33 Mixed Clee Club I, 2, 3, 4. FRANK HEATH Rev. Middletown, N. I. Ministry In school he takes all things at ease, With plenty of time to laugh and tease. A. A. 23 Band 33 Building and Grounds Committee 43 Current Events I3 Bachelor Cooking Club 43 Corridor Squad 43 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Baseball I, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 33 Mixed Glee Club I, 2, 33 Office Runner I, 2, 3, 43 Per- fect Attendance I 3 Track 2, 3, 4. KARL ALBERT HELWIC Wig Keyport, N. l. Florist Karl is our leading singer, He is for work, too. a hum-dinger. A. A. I, 23 All State Chorus 43 Band I, 2, 33 Band Assistant 33 Band Concert I, 2, 33 Class Officer 43 Corridor Squad 3, 43 County Music Festival I, 33 Deputy Teacher 43 Doorman 33 Fire Squad 3, 43 Clee Club 43 Homeroom Chairman 33 Intramural Bas- ketball 33 junior Varsity Basketball 43 Magazine Campaign 33 Mixed Clee Club 3, 43 Orchestra 33 Physical Ed. Leader 43 Perfect Attendance I3 Ring Treasurer 43 Service Club 3, 43 Squad Leader 3, 43 Supply Squad 3, 43 Special Chorus 43 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4. W. IRWIN HENDRICKS Hen River Plaza, N. I. Forest Ranger Of-assets you ask if Irwin has any. His curley hair is but one of many. A. A. I3 Agriculture Deputy Teacher 43 Building and Grounds Committee 43 Camera Club 43 Doorman 33 Corridor Squad 43 Fire Squad 43 Health Center 43 Intramural Baseball Z3 Magazine Campaign 43 Office Practice 43 Prom Committee 33 Riding Club 43 Senior Play Ticket Committee 43 Squad Leader 2. 027 Nm GK 280 M. CLAIRE HILLYER Red KeypOl'l', N. Nurse Blue eyes, red hair, Full of pep, ne'er a care. A. A. I, 23 Archery 3, 43 Baseball Captain 3g Commercial Club 43 Deputy Teacher 33 Glee Club I3 Girls' Table Tennis Tourna- ment I, 2, 3, 43 Health Center 43 Intramural Baseball 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 43 Lunch Room Cashier 43 Librarians' Club 43 Prom Committee 33 Referees' Club 23 Script Girl 4: Senior mayh 45 Soccer 2, 3, 43 Student Librarian 43 Usher Graduation igr . DOROTHY HOLZHAU ER Dot Keansburg, N. I. College Perseverance is a great virtue. Commercial Club 4. LOUISE ISABEL HOPLER Hoppie Keansburg, N. 1, Beautician lt is well to live, that one may learn. A. A. I3 Archery 2, 33 Band 43 Commercial Club 43 Cafeteria Service 33 Cap and Gown Committee 33 Fashion Show 33 Intra- mural Baseball 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 3, 43 Lunch Room Cashier 43 Orchestra I, 2, 3, 43 Office Practice 43 Soccer 43 Squad Leader 2. WILLIAM HORNUNG Bill Belford, N. 1. Undecided A sober, conscientious student. Trustworthy, reserved and prudent. Boys' Table Tennis Tournament 43 Deputy Teacher 23 Health Center 43 Radio Club 43 Track Manager 4. HARRY HUBER Hub Keansburg, N. 1. Singing Teacher That twinkle in his eye, the smile upon his face, Will always win him friends, everyplacef' Entered from St. Mary's High School, South Amboy, N. l., Sep- tember, 1939: Assistant Football Manager 33 Clee Club 3, 43 Health Center 3, 43 Mixed Glee Club 3, 45 Parent Teachers' Play 4, Referee Grammar School Basketball Games 4, Squad Leader 3: Supply Squad 3, 43 Special Chorus 43 Varsity Baseball 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Varsity Football 3, 4. RAYMOND IRWIN Ray New Monmouth, N. 1. Undecided Tall, dark, retiring is this man, of tranquil living he's a fan. A. A. lg Intramural Baseball 3, Intramural Basketball 4, Track 3: Deputy Teacher 43 Band 2, 3, 45 Riding Club 43 Squad Leader 4, Band Concert 2, 3, 4, Ping Pong 2. ALICE ISAKSEN AI Belford, N. l. Telephone Operator In her tongue is the law of kindness. Lunch Room Cashier 43 Odranoel Staff 43 Commercial Club 4, Office Practice 43 Sewing Club 45 Health Center 4, Substitute Grammar School Teacher 4, Prom Committee 33 Senior Play 45 Usher Class Night 33 Usher Senior Play 4, Fashion Show 4. LEANOR B. ISAKSEN Lea Le0 1Hl'd0, N- l- Stenographer One hardly knows that she's in class, Yet she does rnuch more than pass. Lunch Room Cashier 4, Latin Club l 3 Commercial Club 45 Sew- ing Club 4, Health Center 45 Usher Senior Play 4, Office Prac- tice 4g Fashion Show 4. 'WP 3Oo MARGARET INEZ IULI Margie East Keansburg, N. j. Civil Service Where is the light that never dies? The light in Margie's dancing eyes. Entered from Girls' Commercial High School, Brooklyn, N, Y., September, l94OQ Senior Play 43 Substitute Grammar School Teacher 4. DOROTHY K. IACKSON Ken Navesink, N. I. Spanish Interpreter And this l'm sure we'll all admit, That for success she is well fit. Physical Ed. Leader 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 23 Deputy Teacher l, 33 Class Officer 2, 3, 43 Athletic Council l, 23 Home- room Chairman l, 2, 3, 43 Dancing Instructor 3, 43 Riding Club 43 Health Center 43 Prom Committee 33 Librarians' Club 33 Pic- ture Representative l, 23 Student Council l, 23 Service Club 3, 43 Squad Leader 23 Usher Class Night 33 Usher Graduation Night 33 Student Librarian l, 2, 33 Ring Committee 4. FRANK IANSEN lake Port Monmouth, N. I. Army Frank calmly goes about his work, His duty he will never shirk. Building and Grounds Committee 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 3, 43 Fire Squad 3, 43 Corridor Squad 3, 43 Ticket Collector 43 Track 3, 43 Shop Leader l 3 Squad Leader 3, 43 Supply Squad 4. vivlAN lesser: 3-vw' Keansburg, N. 1. Beautician Wherever she is. she has always a smile, In cheerful good spirits, she sets us the style. A. A. l, 23 Glee Club 43 Lunch Room Cashier 43 Commercial Club 43 Physical Ed. Leader 2, 3, 43 Dancing Instructor 43 Prom Committee 33 Sewing Club 3, 43 Health Center 43 Squad Leader l 3 Fashion Show 3, 4. CRAWFORD IOHNSON Crawf Port Monmouth, N. l. Undecided With noble ideal before you in lite, You'll hold your own through all its strife. A. A. l3 Building and Grounds Committee 43 Intramural Base- ball 43 Intramural Basketball 43 Corridor Squad 43 Fire Squad 43 Ticket Collector 43 Doorman 33 Squad Leader 43 Boys' Table Tennis Tournament l. LORRAINE IOHNSON Shorty Belford, N. 1. Secretary It is well to live that one may learn. Commercial Club 4. MARION PATRICIA KANEY Butch River Plaza, N. l. Undecided Always laughing, always gay, She helps to chase your carer away. A. A. I3 Glee Club l3 Lunch Room Cashier 43 Intramural Base- ball l, 2, 3, 43 Physical Ed. Leader 2, 3, 43 Dancing Instructor 2, 3, 43 Deputy Teacher 43 Band 2, 33 Cheer Leader 2, 3, 43 Sub- stitute Grammar School Teacher 43 Spanish Club 43 Prom Com- mittee 33 Librarians' Club 3, 43 Health Center 43 Soccer 3, 43 Usher Baccalaureate 33 Usher Graduation Night 33 French Club 2, 33 Girls' Table Tennis Tournament l, 2, 3, 43 Flower Girl 33 Office Practice 43 Band Concert 2, 33 Student Librarian 2, 43 Dance Instructors' Dance Committee 33 County Music Festival 3. ROBERT KLOTZ I N Bob Headdons Corner, N. 1. General Motors Always do your beat and you will never be disappointed. Building and Grounds Committee 3, 43 Corridor Squad 3, 43 Fire Squad 3, 43 Ticket Collector 43 Doorman 3, 4. o3l if ': HJZJEQWZI H 1' I il' af as f .Ffa ,v' 1' JV if2f3'!3'f'3i: 2' ' i'!.4'f'3 H V- I 3 rr ,f fi' ' ai In -'T A rn' V I n xj'-ne? ,, f , l .L it 4.11 320 IOHN KOLEDA Yosh River Plaza, N. I. Gardener Quite an athlete is this blond boy, But it's that smile of his that brings us icy. A. A. lg Clee Club l, 3, 4g Intramural Baseball l, 23 Mixed Glee Club l, 3, 43 Varsity Baseball 3, 4, Intramural Basketball l, 45 Squad Leader l, 3, 43 Corridor Squad 43 Deputy Teacher 45 Mailman lg Health Center 3, 43 Varsity Football 2, 3, 43 lun- ior Varsity Football l. ROBERT KRONENBERGER Bobby Keansburg, N. I. Political Activities ln any field that he'II invade, His fortune will be surely made. Entered from St. Mary's, South Amboy, N. I., September, I939. ANN LOUISE KRUEGER Tag Keansburg, N. I. Writer To literary ways she turns her head. For certainly she's a girl well read. Lunch Room Cashier 45 Press Club 43 Commercial Club 4: Office Practice 4. ROSE LATINI Tini Keansburg, N. I. Secretary A conscientious worker, Rose, She scatter: sunshine as she goes. Health Center 43 Script Girl 45 Office Practice 4. ALMA LETTS lunnie Atlantic Highlands, N. 1. journalist To be a iournalist is Alma's aim, We're sure that soon we'll all acclaim. A. A. I, 25 Office Runner I5 Lunch Room Cashier 45 Intra- mural Baseball I5 Band 35 Commercial Club 45 Assistant Deputy Teacher I5 Health Center 45 Senior Play 45 Chairman Senior Play Publicity Committee 45 Fashion Show 3, 45 Drum Maiorette 45 Squad Leader 4. FLORENCE LIELL Harrie Atlantic Highlands, N. 1. Nursing Florrie, who is sweet and fair, When dancing seems to tread on air. A. A. l, 25 Office Runner I5 Lunch Room Cashier 45 Intra- mural Basketball 45 Intramural Baseball I, 2, 45 Ticket Collector 35 Script Girl 45 Commercial Club 45 Prom Committee 35 Riding Club 45 Drum Maiorette 45 Health Center 45 Squad Leader 45 Fashion Show 3, 4. HARRIET LONG Harriet Red Bank, N. I. Secretary lf both brains and charm are necessary, Harriet would make a fine secretary. A. A. 25 Office Runner 35 Lunch Room Cashier 45 Deputy Teacher 2, 3, 45 Odranoel Staff 45 Perfect Attendance I, 3, 45 Dancing Instructors 45 Substitute Grammar School Teacher 45 Spanish Club 35 Prom Committee 35 Ring Committee 45 Senior Play Ticket Committee 45 Squad Leader 45 Office Practice 4. RICHARD LUFBURROW Dick Red Bank, N. I. Commercial Art A merry smiling fellow this. In life he finds much bliss. 03.3 340 IUNE MAIER june Atlantic Highlands, N. I. Business She's as dependable as Gibraltar, Not one to begin and later falter. A. A. lg Lunch Room Cashier 43 Intramural Baseball 2, 33 Soccer 3' Physical Ed. Leader l, 45 Intramural Basketball 2, 31 Deputy 'lzeacher 4, Odranoel Staff 4g Class Officer 2, A. A. Treas- urer 3, 45 Cheer Leader 2, 3, 43 Perfect Attendance I, 23 Home- room Chairman 23 Refereed Grammar School Basketball Games 3, 41 Dancing Instructors 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 31 Health Center 4, Service Club 3, 43 Squad Leader 33 Office Practice 3, 4, Stu- dent Librarian l, 2. EDWARD I. MALLEY Ed Keansburg, N. I. Mechanic A more pleasing fellow could ne'er be met. Building and Grounds Com. 41 Intramural Basketball 3, 4, Band l 3 Corridor Squad 45 Fire Squad 43 Perfect Attendance I, 2, 3, 4, Doorman 33 Bachelor Cooking Club 4g Band Concert l. CLAIRE MARCUS Mark Keansbure. N. I . Secretary The art of thinking is displayed. In Claire a sweet tempered maid. Entered from Asbury Park High School, Asbury Park, N. I., Ianuary l, l94l. Cap and Gown Committee 4, Senior Play Ticket Chairman 45 Dance Pledge Committee for Band Concert 4. Nonmx MAnKs1'lslN Norm East Keansburg, N, I. Undecided Her frocks are always up to date, For Norma is our fashion plate. I-Unch Room CBSIWIGY-41 C0mm6rCial Club 4, Substitute Grammar School Te3Cl19l' 43 SCWHWS Club 4: Squad Leader 3, Office Practice 4, Fashion Show 3, 4. WILLIAM MARKSTEIN Bill East Keansburg, N, I. Musician With will one can do anything. Intramural Basketball 35 Band 2, 35 Orchestra 3, 45 County Music Festival 35 Press Club 35 Squad Leader 4. LILLIAN T. MARTIN Lillian Keansburg, N, l. Beautician Ot gentleness there's every trace. In LilIian's refined and pleasing face. A. A. I, 25 Clee Club 45 Lunch Room Cashier 35 Odranoel Staff 45 Commercial Club 45 Assistant Deputy Teacher 35 Prom Committee 35 Sewing Club 3, 45 Health Center 45 Secretary to Teacher 45 Fashion Show 3, 4. MARGARET MASTERSON Mgr e S Port Monmouth, N. l. Undecided Her kindly nature makes her friendship a great prize. A. A. l 5 Lunch Room Cashier 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Sewing Club 45 Health Center 3, 45 Squad Leader 3' U h F ' , s er ashion Show 3, 4: Magazine Campaign 45 Office Practice 4. WILLIAM MATTHEWS Bill Middletown, N. l. College Like two gentlemen rolled into one! Serious student yet full of fun. A. A. I, 2, 35 Manager Intramural Basketball 45 Latin Club I5 Odranoel Staff 45 Varsity Basketball Manager 45 Student Council 'I . ' - ' . , Chairman Magazine Campaign 4, French Club 25 Sportsman- ship Club 4. 035 fi 360 FRANK McGANN Sl'eamie Chapel Hill, N. 1. Florist Although his hair's a violent red, We've ne'er seen Frank lose his head. Clee Club 3, 43 lntramural Baseball l, 3, 43 Varsity Baseball 23 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 43 County Music Festival 33 Door- man 33 Prom Committee 33 Health Center 43 Soccer 23 Squad Leader 33 Wrestling Club 3. LARRY MCGOUGH Pete Highlands, N, 1. Undecided An athlete, Shy and with curly hair, Larry's the answer to every girl's prayer. A. A. I3 Varsity Baseball 33 Deputy Teacher 43 Latin Club li Camera Club 33 Shop Leader 23 Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Varsity Football 3, 4. ELEANOR ANN MERKEN Merk Keansburg, N. l. Secretary She is tops in personality, And has much in popularity. Entered from Manual Training High School, Brooklyn, N. Y. September l9383 Lunch Room Cashier 43 Physical Ed. Leader 33 Cheer Leader 43 Dancing Instructors 43 Prom Committee 33 Sewing Club 33 Health Center 43 Senior Play 43 Office Practice 43 Fashion Show 3. HELEN E. MOWBRAY G. C. Keansburg, N. l. Comptometrist She'll laugh and dance her way through life, Minus care, minus strife. Lunch Room Cashier 43 Prom Committee 33 Sewing Club 33 Health Center 43 Squad Leader 33 Office Practice 4. MURIEL FRANCES MULLIGAN Chick Keansburg, N. l. Dress Designer Speaking of girls to sports inclined, Who but Chick enters your mind. A. A. l, 23 Intramural Baseball l, 2, Intramural Basketball l, 23 Deputy Teacher l, 23 Band l, 25 County Music Festival lg Cheer Leader 3, 4g Prom Committee 3, Health Center 45 Soccer l, 25 So-:ad Leader 3, Band Concert l, 2, Football Hop Committee 33 Office Practice 4. GLADYS MUZZY Middy Leonardo, N. j, Nurse Gladys's a girl of studious mind, And a neater girl is hard to find. A. A. lg Latin Club lg Prom Committee 3, Sewing Club 35 Archery 2, 3, Secretary to Teacher 4, Senior Play 4, Squad Leader 2, 4, Fashion Show 3, Girls' Table Tennis Tournament 2. CLADYS NIEMAN Clad East Keansburg, N. l. Undecided Always happy, always gay, Gladys chatters all the day. Mixed Clee Club lg Health Center 43 Fashion Show 3. EVELYN RITA NESTOR Ev Port Monmouth, N. l. Q Nurse Sweet studious, pleasing kind, A nicer girl would be hard to find. Entered from Henry Snyder High School, jersey City, N. I. September l938g Lunch Room Cashier 43 Deputy Teacher 35 Odranoel Staff 4, Sewing Club 3, Substitute Grammar School Teacher 43 Office Practice 4. 037 me ,--Mt .,,. - S, Q, flfilihlzf V W :sm zi, ' Q m Y L5 fs Bi 7' H? it , yu ,t g 4 if 3' we gigs . . A 9 Q! if f'?.5l :li,l?3f X' -5 2 'Mt 3, ' ' 380 MABEL IOAN 0'NEAL Cappy Atlantic Highlands, N. I. Singer To Mabel the athlete, we'll all agree. Life's a continuous iubilee. Glee Club l, 45 intramural Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 Mixed C-lee Club l, 45 intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Deputy Teacher l5 Orchestra 45 Librarians Club I5 Archery 25 Soccer l, 2, 3, 45 Squad Leader 2, 45 Ping Pong 2, 35 Student Librarian l. EMANUEL PERRONE Manny Keansburg, N. 1. Undecided Enthusiastic, fond of outdoor life and sports. Clee Club 45 Intramural Baseball 3, 45 lntramural Basketball 31 45 Table Tennis Tournament l. RITA MARY PRESTON Pidgie Keansburg, N. I. Nurse Quiet, but very sincere, Her voice we seldom hear. Lunch Room Cashier 45 Commercial Club 45 Secretary to Teacher 45 Office Practice 4. HAROLD QUACKENBUSH Har Port Monmouth, N. I. State Police With a disposition mellow, He is called a 'Good FeIIow'. A. A. l, 25 Office Runner 3, 45 Building and Grounds Commit- tee 2, 3, 45 intramural Baseball l, 2, 35 Corridor Squad 2, 3, 45 Fire Squad 2, 3, 45 Deputy Teacher 45 Ticket Collector 45 Class Officer 2, 35 Cheer Leader l, 2, 35 Athletic Council l, 25 Perfect Attendance 35 Service Club 3, 45 Squad Leader 3, 45 Dance instructors Dance Committee 2, 35 Chairman of Building and Grounds 4. EVA ROCKAFELLOW Eve Keansburg, N. I. Stenographer A pleasing countenance is a great advantage. Office Runner I g Office Practice 4. ALICE ROSE Al Belford, N. 1. Undecided And so to make a long tale short, 'We'lI say that Alice is a good sport. A. A. Ig Lunch Room Cashier 43 Intramural Baseball 4, Intra- mural Basketball 4g Commercial Club 43 Sewing Club 43 Soccer 3, 4, Squad Leader 25 Usher Class Night 33 Usher Senior Play 3, Fashion Show 3, 4. MARGARET ROSS Peggy Red Bank, N. I. Business School A pleasing and confiding creature. One must succeed, with her good nature. Lunch Room Cashier 4, Intramural Baseball 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 43 Librarians' Club 4, Press Club 3, 43 Riding Club 45 Health Center 45 Prom Committee 3, Senior Play 4, Soccer 2, 3, 43 Usher Class Night 35 Student Librarian 4, Home- room Librarian 4, Ping Pong Tournament I, 2, 3, 4g Office Practice 4. ALBERT RUCK ' Bert Leonardo, N. I. Bookkeeper While others play, he never shirka, There seems no end to his good works. Building and Grounds Committee 4, Intramural Baseball 45 Intramural Basketball 43 Corridor Squad 4: Fire Squad 45 Odranoel Staff 4, Ticket Collector 3g Pe.rfect Attendance I, 2, 3, Commer- cial Club 4, Prom Committee 33 Squad Leader 3, 43 Supply Squad 43 Office Practice 4, Table Tennis Tournament 4. 039 400 ROBERT L. RUNGE ' Red Port Monmouth, N. l. Electrical Engineer All that he asks is a merry heart, And time enough to be gay. lntramural Baseball 33 Intramural Basketball 3, 43 Ticket Col- lector 43 Prom Committee 33 Squad Leader 43 Table Tennis Tournament 33 Cap and Gown Committee 4. ANN SALMON Ann Keyport, N. I. Business Good humor is thy middle name, And thy sweet smile a fitting frame. A. A. l, 2, 33 Lunch Room Cashier 43 Mixed Glee Club 13 Odranoel Staff 43 Senior Play Treasurer 43 Prom Committee 33 Secretary to Teacher 43 Health Center 3, 43 Squad Leader 23 Usher Class Night 33 Usher Graduation Night 33 Office Practice 43 Ping Pong l, 2, 3, 4. LEONARD SCHLICK Len Keansburg, N. I. Machinist He is a silent fellow, yet his virtues speak for him. Intramural Basketball 43 Bachelor Cooking Club 43 Shop Leader 33 Squad Leader 3. WILBUR FRANK SCHNEIDER Bill Belford, N. l. Doctor ln neat attire he's always dressed, We hope his boss will be impressed. Building and Grounds Committee 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 3, 43 Corridor Squad 3, 43 Fire Squad 43 Dancing Instructors 3, 43 Spanish Club 43 Prom Committee 33 Health Center 43 Service Club 33 Squad Leader 43 Supply Squad 43 Table Tennis Tournament l, 2,23, 43 Homeroom Librarian l, 23 Assistant Homeroom Chair- man . FANNIE SEELEY Fannie Belford, N. 1. Secretary It is the quiet people who accomplish much. A. A. 14 Prom Committee sg sewing Club 3: Archery 4g Health Center 43 Fashion Show 33 Office Practice 4. ELLA SMITH El Navesink, N. 1. Stenographer To find her, you must seek her out, The prize is worth the search, no doubt. MARION SMITH Smitty Belford, N. 1. Undecided Marion has never a word to say, Quiet and studious all the day. Lunch Room Cashier 4. THOMAS SMITH Smitty Kea 1SbU B. N- I- Undecided As an athlete he has won a name, But his curly hair will win him fame. Clee Club 25 Intramural Basketball I, 25 Varsity Baseball 3: Intramural Baseball I, 23 Health Center 43 Soccer 25 Squad Leader 3g Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Varsity Football 3, 4. 42.0 IOHN WARREN SPENCER Spence East Keansburg, N. I. Civil Service His wit doth warm the cockles of our heart, To life a sparkling humor he imparts. Building and Grounds Committee 3, 45 Intramural Baseball 35 Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Corridor Squad 3, 45 Fire Squad 3, 45 Table Tennis Tournament I, 2, 3, 4. HAROLD EDWARD SPITZNAS Spity Keansburg, N. I. Navy Away with care, I'II never frown, You can't keep high spirits down. Intramural Baseball 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Assistant Deputy Teacher 35 lr. Varsity Football 3, 4, IAMES A. SWACKHAMER Swack Middletown, N. 1. College Friendly and good-natured, he A great success is sure to be. A. A. I, 25 Glee Club I, 45 Building and Grounds Committee 2, 35 Mixed Glee Club I, 45 Corridor Squad 2, 35 Fire Squad 2, 35 Editor-in-Chief of Odranoel Staff 45 Latin Club I5 Cheer Leader I5 Homeroom Chairman I5 Assistant Deputy Teacher 45 Track 2, 35 Dancing Instructors 45 Service Club 35 Picture Representative I 5 Soccer lg Supply Squad 3, 45 Usher Graduation Night 35 Usher Class Night 35 Special Chorus 45 lr. Varsity Basketball 25 lr. Varsity Football 25 Table Tennis Tournament I. ROSE ANN SYLVA Duchess Navesink, N. 1. Beauty Culture I'Iere's Rose who giggles all the day, But we wouIdn't want her any other way. A. A. I5 Glee Club Ig Intramural Baseball I5 Mixed Glee Club l 5 Intramural Basketball 45 Soccer 45 Squad Leader 4. BETTY RAE THOMAS BeffY Keansburg, N. I. Undedded A smile upon her features, A laugh within her heart. A. A. I5 Intramural Baseball 25 Lunch Room Cashier 45 Intra- mural Basketball 25 Latin Club l5 Cheer Leader 45 Perfect At- tendance 25 Commercial Club 45 Dancing Instructor 45 Prom Committee 35 Archery 25 Health Center 45 Script Girl 45 Soccer 25 Office Practice 45 French Club 2. MARY TKACH Mary New Monmouth, N. I. Typist Her friends are legion: well they know, She never yet has had a foe.'.' A. A. I5 Intramural Basketball I5 Odranoel Staff 45 Ticket Collector 35 Assistant Deputy Teacher I5 Librarians' Club 45 Sewing Club 3, 45 Squad Leader 3, 45 Usher Graduation Night 35 Usher Class Night 35 Usher Senior Play 35 Treasurer of Librarians Club 4: Senior Play Pledge Committee 3, 45 Cap and Gown Committee 3. GERTRUDE TREADWAY Gert Atlantic Highlands, N. 1. Secretary Here is one who's a friend to all, Ready to help at a moments call. Intramural Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 45 Refereed Grammar School Basketball Games 35 Archery 25 Soccer I, 2, 3, 45 Captain Basketball 45 Captain Base- ball 35 Captain Soccer 45 Basketball Referee 3, 4. CHARLES VAN MEERBEKE Chuck Belford, N. l. Radio Operator He has a mild and easy air, Though he's e'er prompt to do his share. Radio Club 3, 4. o43 f 'K of 'Sift 1-V .',W , ' If 440 ALMA C. VOGEL Alma Keansburg, N. l. Undecided A girl so quiet and so wise, Surely to success must rise. A. A. I 3 Prom Committee 33 Sewing Club 3, 43 Archery 2, 3, 43 Health Center 3, 43 Squad Leader 3, 43 Fashion Show 3, 4. DORIS WARBURTON Doris Red Bank, N. j. Nurse In dancing does this girl excel, She trips the light fantastic well. A. A. lg Office Runner I, 43 Intramural Baseball 4g Mixed C-lee Club I, 2, 43 Physical Ed. Leader 43 Intramural Basketball 43 Band I, 23 County Music Festival I3 Cheer Leader 23 Dancing Instructor 43 Librarians Club 43 Riding Club 43 Secretary to Teacher 4g Squad Leader I, 23 Student Librarian 4. SARA WEST Sara Fort Hancock, N. 1. Teacher Sara's been with us but a year, Of her great things we hope to hear. Entered from Frank Evins Senior High School, Spartanburg, S. C., September l94OQ Spanish Club President 43 Substitute Grammar School Teacher 43 Student Treasurer for Special Trips 43 Assembly Program 43 Chairman of Ticket Committee for Spanish Club Dance 43 Cap and Gown Committee 4. AUDREY WILLIAMSON Auddie New Monmouth, N. I. Beautician Of golden charm and gracious air, A rosy future is her share. A. A. 23 Glee Club I 3 Intramural Baseball I, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Sewing Club 33 Archery 23 Soccer I, 2, 3, 43 Table Tennis Tournament 2, 33 Fashion Show 3. lennv wiLsoN Boo Keansburg, N. I. l3USif19SS His marvelous skill in basketball Dotll all opposing players appall. Glee Club 25 Intramural Baseball l, 25 Varsity Baseball 3, 45 Deputy Teacher 45 Refereed Grammar School and High School Basketball Games 3, 45 Soccer 25 Squad Leader 25 Varsity Basket- ball 2, 3, 45 Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Ping Pong l, 45 lr, Varsity Football l5 lr. Varsity Basketball l. IOSEPH WRIGHT lee Everett, N. 1. Undecided Get wisdom for it is better than gold. Building and Grounds Committee 3, 45 Corridor Squad 3, 45 Fire Squad 3, 45 Shop Leader 2. DONALD WYMAN Wimp Navesink, N. 1. Marine Avast ye cares, leave me woe, I'm happy-go-lucky, wherever l go. Glee Club l, 2, 45 Building and Grounds Committee 45 Mixed Glee Club l, 2, 45 Corridor Squad 45 Fire Squad 45 Latin Club l 5 Ping Pong 45 Special Chorus 45 Assistant Basketball Manager 4. EVA ZUCKERMAN Eve Keansbu rg, N. I. Secretary For her one wish we do express. In each endeavor, great success. A. A. l, 25 Glee Club l, 25 Lunch Room Cashier 45 Mixed Glee Club l5 lntramural Baseball l5 lntramural Basketball l5 Deputy Teacher 25 County Music Festival l5 Commercial Club 45 Home- room Chairman 25 Squad Leader 35 Librarians Club 45 Riding Club 45 Health Center 45 Picture Representative l, 25 Student Council l, 25 Treasurer of Reader's Digest 3, 45 Office Practice 45 Student Librarian 2, 4. 045 460 J .mga . mx L: -1, Seated: joseph Bolger, Robert Curtis, Richard Lufburrow, Crawford johnson, john Alexander, William Ackerman, David Goldfarb, Frank Brouwer, Donald Wyman, Leonard Schlick, Donald Gordon. Kneeling: john Cecere, Margaret Ross, Murray Abt, jane Christian, Charles Van Meerbeke, Margaret Gaff, William Hornung, Marion Kaney, Louis Cardner, Barbara Hamilton, Thomas Gedettis, Alice lsaksen, Albert Ruck, Lenore lsaksen, Harry Huber, Russell Bedford, Mary Tkach, Edward Malley, Margaret luli, Fannie Seeley. Standing: Rita Preston, Gladys Muzzy, Evelyn Nestor, Alice Rose, Louise Hopler, Vivian jessen, Lorraine Greeley, Lorraine johnson, Helen Colson, Anna Curry, jean Cimato, Gertrude Treadway, Constance Glowacki, Audrey Williamson, Rose Campo, Thomas Smith, Betty Thomas, jerry Wilson. CLASS OF 1941 WASHINGTON TRIP Seated: Ernest Anthopulos, Frederick Darke, Robert Campbell, William Farley, Robert Runge, Frank Iansen, Harold Quackenbush, Raymond Coclon, Irwin Hendricks, Frank McCann, Edward Feakes. Kneeling: Muriel Mulligan, Robert Kronenberger, Clara Farley, Robert Klotzin, Dean Coddington, Charlotte Alexander, Raymond Irwin, Ann Salmon, Karl Helwig, Lucille Donnelly. Lawrence McCough, Sara Ann Could, William Matthews, Anna Budelman, Robert Daverio, Audrey Hammond, Charles Debele, Doris Warburton, james Davis, Eleanor Merken, Michael Andros, Regina Connolly. Standing: Dorothy jackson, Iune Maier, Eva Zuckerman, Patricia Conover, l-larriet Long, Lillian Martin, Alma Vogel, Florence Liell, Alma Letts, Doris Doran, Dr, Pate, Miss McCracken, Mrs. Search, Mr, Davidheiser, Miss Pennington, Mr. Tingley, lean Ahern, Claire Hillyer. DW! I aff is 'f' F89 tl f,-egg,-ig'.fAffW's j avi,-is. J 4 A 1- f ywt,gsi I -1, r. .. . e Y N WN' .E X Nfsgifdfireiatz-.. ,, fwr,wmfzwsvMft 4ff,vW 480 First row: Dorothy jackson, William Farley, Eugene Connolly, Helen Mowbray, Robert Daverio, Verna Wilson, Dr. Pate, Mr. Megill, Mr. Meinert. Second row: Margaret Ross, Marion Kaney, Regina Connolly. Lawrence McGough, William Matthews, Edward Malley, Norman Laughlin, Leonard Schlick, joseph Wright, Claire Hillyer. Third row: Frank jansen, Robert Runge, William Ackerman, David Goldfarb, Donald Gordon, Robert Klotzin, William Hornung, Dean Coddington, jean Ahern. Fourth row: Robert Croken, Muriel Mulligan, Robert Kronenberger, Fred Becker, Wilbur Schneider, Frederick Darke, Raymond Irwin, Crawford johnson, Ernest Anthopulos. Fifth row: Alice Isaksen, Macy Coodinsky, Lenore Isaksen, Albert Ruck, Robert Campbell, Robert Curtis, Seaton Thorne, Louis Cardner. Sixth row: Frank Winter, Lillian Martin, Richard Lufburrow, Murry Abt, Karl Helwig, Thomas Cedettis. I? a..mA' G.-Yi! JA. 1' Q I! V First row: Mr. Tingley, Miss Pennington, Mrs. Search, Audrey Williamson, Alma Letts, Florence Liell, Harold Quackenbush, Patricia Conover. Second row: joseph Bolger, Constance Cilowacki, Eva Zuckerman, Mary Tkach, Helen Meisel, Eva Rockafellow, john Koleda, Doris Doran, Anna Curry. Third row: Frank McCann, Edward Feakes, Harriet Long, Lucille Donnelly, Ann Salmon, james Swackhamer, june Maier, Gertrude Treadway, Barbara Hamilton, Irwin Hendricks. Fourth row: Frank Heath, Alma Vogel, Margaret Masterson, Alice Debrosky, Betty Thomas, jerry Wilson. Fifth row: Rose Campo, Alice Rose, Louise Hopler, Fannie Seeley, Gladys Muzzy, Helen Winter, Helen Colson, Elsie Crenger, Clifford Andrews. Sixth row: Sarah Ann Could, Anna Budelman, Vivien jessen. pq A A ...X , 53 u s 55? S .ww XE H1 . KSN, gi' WASHINGTON TRIP f- 4? rWF.13mi ig eq: ' ex 3 051 -ell Q . .,: 1 , Ig,-V A I X J, M. . 4 3 uw' , , . wli iifh if L wr 2 e fy 3 F ,Qi fsmm Q' lg ,Q Q 15 Taking Her how. A Nice Smile. Let's Go. Woe ls Me. The Mad Camera Bashful. The Sheik. Two Photographe Service Please. Gosh. Is My Hair Combi Going To School. Juniors. Are We Serious. A Winning Smile How ls This Pose A Track Man. 0.K. Tummy. Following Foolstu Du You Like Dre: Our Gang. Smile Poety. THE 1941 4 WASHINGTON TRIP On the morning of May 12, we arose early to set out on our Washington Trip. We left Red Bank Station at 6:30 A.M., accompanied by Dr. Pate, and our faculty advisers Mrs. Search, Miss Pennington, Miss McCracken, Mr. Tingley, and Mr. Davidheiser. We went across the Delaware River on the Newcastle Ferry, passed through Elkton and Aberdeen, Maryland, on our way to Baltimore, where we had lunch at the Southern Hotel. After lunch we climbed into the buses and traveled to the Naval Academy at Annapolis. Here we were given an hour to see the beautiful buildings and grounds, after which we left for Washington. Upon arrival our picture was taken on the Capitol Grounds. We were then taken on a sight-seeing tour through the city which included an hour's inspection of Rock Creek Zoological Gardens. Later, we went to the Hotel Ebbitt, found our assigned rooms, and ate our dinner. After dinner we went to the Library of Congress. Afterwards we went to a theater, where we saw The Lady from Cheyenne. From there we walked to our rooms, and were glad to go to bed. We arose early Tuesday morning and ate breakfast at the hotel. We were taken to the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, where we were shown the making of bonds, stamps, and money. After leaving the Bureau we walked to the Washington Monument. All of us took the elevator to the top of the monument, as the steps were under repair. We observed the city from the top and then left for the White House. We saw the famous East Room, where formal affairs are held, and some of the other state rooms. Then we returned to the hotel for lunch Upon finishing lunch we visited the Senate and House of Representa- tives. We were surprised to see the few Senators present, and the confusion in the House was a shock. After leaving the Capitol, we went to the Smith- sonian Institute and the New and Old National Museums. We spent two enjoyable hours looking at the many exhibits. Arlington, Virginia was our next stop where we saw the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. We marveled at the simple beauty of the stone resting place of a simple private. After dinner at the hotel, we went to the Lincoln Memorial, which presented a very impressive sight at night. After seeing the Memorial we 053 540 went to the theater where we saw and heard Affectionately Yours, and Charley Spivak's orchestra. On our last day we were awakened early, ate breakfast, and left Wash- ington for Mount Vernon. We spent an enjoyable time at Mount Vernon, seeing the home of the Father of our Country. After returning to Wash, ington, we were conducted through the F.B.l. Building, being shown the fingerprint system, and mementoes of solved cases and captured criminals. Then we returned to the hotel for lunch, and to pack our bags. We said goodbye to Washington after an enjoyable, but all too short, stay. On our way home we stopped at a Franciscan Monastery, and were shown a replica of the Catacombs at Rome. We ate dinner at the Darling Hotel in Wilmington, Delaware, and arrived home about twelve o'clock. V962 THE 1940 NEW YORK TRIP The thirteenth Annual junior New York Trip was made on May 14, 1940. At six forty-five A.M. three buses loaded with 100 students and six chaperons left Keyport Five Corners. The first stop we made was at the General Motors Assembly Plant at Linden, where we saw Pontiac, Buick, and Oldsmobile cars being assembled. From there we traveled over the Pulaski Skyway and through the Holland Tunnel to New York City. We rode to the Aquarium in Battery Park via First Avenue, passing the market and shipping center. The Aquarium contains the largest collection of ocean and fresh water species in America. The most interesting exhibit is a five foot ten inch electric eel which lights a Neon light. The walls of this building, which once was a fort, are nine feet thick. We boarded the bus the second time and went on a sight seeing trip through Chinatown, Mott, Pell, and Doyer Street where we were impressed by the narrow dirty streets. Turning into Wall Street we saw the New York Stock Exchange where ninety billion dollars changes hands through the verbal contract of its eleven hundred members. We passed the United States Sub- treasury Building, site of the first United States Capitol and l. P. Morgan Building, only a hundred feet high but the most costly business building in the world. After such an interesting sight seeing trip we went up Fifth Avenue to l 10th Street, where we visited the Cathedral of St. john Divine the largest Cathedral on the North and South American continents. From there we went to a Horn and Hardart Automat where we had our lunch. After lunch, we went down Fifth Avenue to the Metropolitan Museum of Art where a picture of the students and chaperons was taken. We then walked around to see the beautiful paintings and Statues. We returned to the buses once more and rode to the Planetarium where we heard a talk on the Solar System. Our next exciting place was the Empire State Building where we took an elevator to one hundred second floor. lts tower, 1250 feet above street level, can accommodate one hundred people. The Empire State Building has a regular sway of four inches out of perpendicular, eight and one half times each minute. The Empire State Building is the highest office building in the world and only building planned or under construction to surpass it is the Palace of the Soviets in Moscow. The groups boarded the buses once more, and rode to 46th Street and Broadway where we had our dinner at ChiId's Restaurant. After dinner we went to Museum of Science and lndustry. Here we saw many Antiques and one of Lindbergh's planes. We also heard a speech on the First Transparent Woman. From here we went to the R.C.A. Building where we saw and heard a Phillip Morris broadcast. After the broadcast some went to see Ladies in Retirement and were accompanied by Miss Frank, Miss Pennington, Mr. Megill and Dr. Pate. Still another group went to see Two for the Show and were accompanied by Mr. Tingley, and Mr. Meinert. ln making our trip a success we thank Miss Frank, Miss Pennington, Mr. Tingley, Mr. Meinert, Mr. Megill and Dr. Pate. After an exciting, pleasant and interesting trip we returned home. We will look upon this trip as a pleasant memory of our school days. 055 560 Abt, Murray ........... Ackerman, William Adeskavitz, Stephen Adubato, joseph ........ Ahern, jean .................. Alexander, Charlotte Alexander, john ...... Andros, Michael ...... Anthopulos, Ernest .... Avery, Ruth ............ Becker, Fred ........... Bedford, Russell ..... Bel lezza, Anthony ...... Bellezza, Sylvester ..... Bodtmann, William Bolger, joseph ........ Brouwer, Frank ...... Budelman, Anna .... Campbell, Robert Campo, Rose .......... Cardner, Louis ...... Cecere, john ..... Christian, jane ..... Cimato, jean .......... Coddington, Dean Collins, Bessie ........ Colson, Helen . ....... . Connett, Clifford .... Connolly, Regina .... Conover, Patricia .... Cremeans, Helen .... Curry, Anna ........ Curtis, Robert ........ Darke, Frederick ..... Daverio, Robert ...... Davis, Robert ....... Davis, james ........ Debele, Charles ....,. Debrosky, Alice ..... Donnelly, Lucille ..... Doran, Doris ......... Farley, Clara ........ Farley, William ...... Feakes, Edward ...... I Fink, Fred ............ Frazee, Patricia .... Gaff, Margaret ...,... Gedettis, Thomas ....... SENIORS IN SONG White Sails Two Hearts Are Better Than One That's All, Brother I Can't Remember to Forget My Mommie Sent Me to The Store What's New? . ........................ This Is No Dream Go On, See If I Care Day After Day Imagination When The Sails Are Set For Home Only One I'm Roller-Skating On a Rainbow Riding On a Rainbow Whistle While You Work Here Comes The Captain I Concentrate On You Oh, I Must See Annie Tonight Old Faithful Mexicali Rose The Butcher Boy The Lovebug Will Bite You Welcome Stranger Thanks For Everything l'll Get Along My Prayer The Sky Fell Down They're Making Me All Over In The Army Where Do You Keep Your Heart Shake Down The Stars Long Live Love Don't Worry About Me I've Got a Date With a Dream When I Grow Up Little Lad I'll Never Change Too Romantic Alice Blue Gown I Walk With Music Strike Up The Band Where Was I? Let's Be Buddies Your a Lucky Guy I'm Flying High Practice Makes Perfect What Good's The Moon just a Whistlin' And a Whittlin' Giger, Charles ............... ............ N o, No, a Thousand Times No Glowacki, Constance ..... .................. I 'm Forever Blowing Bubbles Goclon, Raymond ....... .........,............................. O nce In a While Goldfarb, David ....... ....... Y oung Fellow! You're Ready For Love Goodinsky, Macy .... .................................. Q uote! Unquote! Gordon, Donald ....... ....................................... A ncl So Do I Gould, Sarah Ann Greeley, Lorraine ..... Grenger, Elsie ...... Grimm, Robert ....... Hamilton, Barbara ...... Hammond Audre ..... I Y Harris, Perry .............. Heath, Frank ....... Helwig, Karl ............ Hendricks, Irwin ..... Hillyer, Claire ............ Holzhauer, Dorothy ....... Hopler, Louise ........... If I Had My Way Everything Happens To Me Thanks For The Memories Marie Take Me Out To The Ball Game Oh! johnny Between I8th and I9th on Chestnut Street Devil May Care .. .,.... The Farmer Takes a Wife I've Got My Eye On You Redheads On Parade Looking For Yesterday I Like Mountain Music Hornung, William ...... Huber, Harry ......... Irwin, Raymond ..... lsaksen, Alice ..... Isaksen, Lenore ...... luli, Margaret .......... jackson, Dorothy ..... jansen, Frank .......... jessen, Vivien .......... .. johnson, Crawford johnson, Lorraine .. ..... Kaney, Marion ....... Klotzin, Robert .... Koleda, john ................. Kronenberger, Robert Krueger, Anna .............. Latini, Rose ............. Letts, Alma ............ Liell, Florence . .......... Long, Harriet ........... Lufburrow, Richard ....... Maier, june ............ Malley, Edward ...... Marcus, Claire ....... Markstein, Norma Deep In a Dream Let's Dance Drummer Boy Wild About You Don't Let lt Get You Down Who Told You l Cared Love Never Went To College Wings Over America Your Wonderful You're Lonely and l'm Lonely Umbrella Man Little Girl Nickel Man You've Got To Be a Football Hero Little Mischief Maker Sunset At Sea l'd Know You Anywhere That's For Me You, just You You and Your Love Nobody Knows Faithful Forever When Irish Eyes are Smiling Way Back Home My Resistance ls Low Markstein, William ...... Martin, Lillian . ...... .. Masterson, Margaret Tl'1ere's a Great Day Coming Matthews, William ....... ..... McGann, Frank ....... McGough, Lawrence Merken, Eleanor ........ Mowbray, Helen .... Mulligan, Muriel ..... Muzzy, Gladys ....... Neiman, Gladys ..... Nestor, Evelyn ...... . O'Neal, Mable ........ Perrone, Emanuel .... Preston, Rita ........... Quackenbush, Harold Rockafellow, Eve .... Rose, Alice ............. Ross, Margaret ....... Ruck, Albert ....... Runge, Robert ..... Salmon, Ann ....... Schlick, Leonard ...... Schneider, Wilbur Seeley, Fannie ......... Smith, Ella .......... Smith, Marion ...... Smith, Thomas ....... Spencer, Warren ..... S itznas Harold p , .... .... Swackhamer, james ...... Sylva, Rose .............. Thomas, Betty , ........ Tkach, Mary ................... Treadway, Gertrude ............ Van Meerbeke, Charl SS Vogel, Alma .................... Warburton, Doris ......... West, Sarah .............., Williamson, Audrey ...... Wilson, jerry ................ Wright, joseph .......... Wyman, Donald .... Zuckerman, Eva ..... When You and I Were Young Maggie Say Good Night to The Ladies ., ............ , .................... Look At Me Now Little Curley Hair ln a High Chair Oh! You Beautiful Dancing Doll You and Who Else Tell Me Your Dreams Time On My Hands Skaters Waltz Some Where I Have a Song My Heart is Taking Lessons Meet The Sun Halfway Turn On The Old Music Box Sun Rise Serenade The Singing Hills I Love to Ride The Horses I Haven't Time To Be a Millionaire Having a Wonderful Time 'We Three That Sly Old Gentleman Bicycle Built For Two Do I Searching for a Dream Someday The Man That Comes Around Margie With a Twist of Your Wrist You'd Be Surprised Pushing The Conversation Along And Tommy Goes Too I Won't Tell a Soul Three Cheers For Everything Between Friends A Lovers Lullabye Me, Myself and l Dixie I Could Make You Care Drifting and Dreaming just a Kid Named joe Relax You're Part of My Heart 057 580 Fate Haw She Got Thru ik L edy kness Wea Na Thinks She ls I' I' 3 CJ PN 2 n. - .. E +3 19 H as ,, 8 E 1 - 2 LL -E - -2' Oi: ai: 5 S a ,. T' 'V 9-U 9 SN 'Sa N 'U '5 3 Q,-.c U :Sv -:Lug ...W C N cu C .. 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V ., W , :A 'S' 'Y f' f . . if 14-...Q ' i V . p-fnkqw 'i iam W9-4if fhf S 'Mg 'K M 0 640 P: Wllm I Normans. il yuan' L CLASS OF '41 BOYS Seated: Ernest Anthopulos, William Matthews, Albert Ruck, Dean Coddington, joseph Adubato, james Swackhamer, Mr, Davidheiser, Karl Helwig, Robert Campbell, Lawrence McCiough, Harold Quackenlzush, Frederick Darke, Robert Runge, Robert Daveio. Standing first row: Russel Bedford, Michael Andros, Steve Adeskewitz, Sylvester Bellezza, William Ackerman, David Coldfarb, Robert Curtis, Charles Van Meerbeke, William Bodtman, Robert Klotzin, Robert Kronenberger, Fred Becker, jerry Wilson, Richard Lufburrow, Murray Abt. Standing second row: Perry Harris, john Cecere, james Davis, Crawford johnson, William Hornung, Raymond Irwin, Thomas Cedettis, john Alexander, Irwin Hendricks, Raymond Coclon, Clifford Connett, Frank MCC-ann, Edward Malley, William Farley, Leonard Schlick, Frank jansen, Frank Brouwer, William Markstein, Emanuel Perrone, Thomas Smith, Donald Cordon, Anthony Bellezza, Robert Grimm, Standing third row: Frank Heath, Charles Debele, Donald Wyman, Harry Huber, joseph Bolger, Fred Fink, Harold Spitznas. CLASS OF '41 GIRLS Seated: Doris Doran, Elsie Granger, Ann Salmon, Harriet Long, Regina Connolly, june Maier, Dorothy jackson, Miss Pennington, Mrs. Search, Patricia Conover, Sara Ann Gould, Margaret Gaff, Mary Tkach, lean Cimato, Alma Letts, Barbara Hamilton. Standing first row: Claire Marcus, Rita Preston, Rose Campo, Audrey Williamson, Betty Thomas, Marion Kaney, Eleanor Merken, Muriel Mulligan, Rcse Latini, Alice lsaksen, Clara Farley, Alma Vogel, Margaret Masterson, Florence Liell, Marion Smith, Lorraine johnson, Helen Colson. Stand- ing second row: Fanny Seeley, Constance Glowacki, Vivian lessen, Anna Curry, Lorraine Greeley, Audrey Hammond, Eva Rockafellow, Lucille Donnelly, Louise Hopler, Evelyn Nestor, Patricia Frazee, Norma Markstein, lane Christian, Alice Rose, Ann Krueger, Sara West, Margaret Ross, Helen Cremeans, Gladys Neiman, lean Ahern, Claire Hillyer, Gertrude Tread- way. Standing third row: Margaret luli, Ella Smith, Eva Zuckerman, Lillian Martin, Gladys Muzzy, Anna Budelman, Leanor lsaksen, Rose Sylva, Mabel O'Neal. 065 X Q i ...-.-,W ,,, , , W . .,....... ...W W, 660 CLASS OF '42 GIRLS Seated first row: Dorothy Van Pelt, Mary O'l-lerron, Ruth Smith, Helen Strigh, Virginia Smith, Sophia Walters, Shirley lensen, Eleanor Collins, Winifred Bloomer, Doris Pierce, Marjorie Halliday. Seated second row: Mae Sheppard, Dorothy Tutas, Betty Frisco, Charlotte Dobbs, Ellen Sigmund, Grace Hyers, Miss Schnoor, Miss North, Ruth Walling, Kay Martin, Margaret Stout, Roberta Fields, Adele lesson, Antoinette La Veglio. Standing first row: Dorothy Seruby, Geraldine Schoessow, Grace Lee, Alice Martin, Marie Taylor, Margaret Choplinsky, josephine Mitchell, Catherine Corcoran, lrene Hanser, Leonore Foster, Ada Fowler, Mildred Imlay, Beatrice Maxson, Mary Kinsella. Standing second row: Muriel Avery, Edith Hurley, Dorothy Gilespie, Muriel Mott, lane Meade, losephine Plitnik, Maude Ellison, Phyllis Murray, Edna Krause, Rosalind Gregory, Corliss Warren, Ruth Williams, Isabelle Maxson, Clellie Peeden, Katherine Meyer, Ruth Ellenburg, Margaret Seruby, St. Claire Owens. Standing fourth row: Mary Phillips, Anita Thorne, Eva Eckerson, Dorothea Maack, Marie Hillyer. S 5 ' - L.: as CLASS OF '42 BOYS Seated first row: Ellsworth Hawkins, Edward Liebhauser, Frank McGrail, joseph Finnegan, Monte Krohn, LeRoy Hamilton, Albert Bloomer, Steven Collins, Carl Nill, james' Harrington, Howard Long. Seated second row: Clifford Simpson, Nelson O'NeiIl, George Pelose, john Meyers, Ernest Bonnette, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Megill, Mr. McConnell, Charles Geisler, Robert Crawford, Kenneth Mount, john England, Kenneth Appenzeller. Standing first row: Daniel McCandless, Kenneth Meinken, Daniel Blacksmith, Alfred Kotenbutal, Allen Dale, john Murphy, Harry Andrews, Robert Croken, Ralph Molzon, Kenneth Wilson, Leslie Merker, Edward Mahnken, Thomas'Preston, Albert Luthringer. Standing second row: Thomas White, Robert Pate, jacob Schnoor, Norman Abt, Richard DeVesty, Clifford Crear, Fred Schweizer, Peter Peltz, William Tarnow, Frank Alexander, William lmlay, joseph Pelose, john Leach, William Harney, Frank Meilock, Walter Tumidiski, Norman Long, Theodore Uhl, George Beaman, Peter Cooke. Standing third row: Ernest Gross, Standley johnson, Robert Paine, james Meyer, William Schindler, Albert Glendenning, Armand Crescenzi, Edward Wester. 067 680 JUNIOR KNOCKS Abt, Norman ............ Alexander, Frank ......... Andrews Ha rr , y ............. Appenzeller, Kenneth Avery, Muriel ............. Beaman, George ...... Beatty, james .......... Becker, Marion .......... Blacksmith, Daniel .. Bloomer, Albert ...... Bloomer, Winifred ...... Boeckel, Thelma ..... Bonnette, Ernest ........ Breckenridge, Elsie .. Breckenridge, Esther Broeder, Raymond Brower, Barbara ...... Brown, Henry ...... Carey, joan .......... Cecere, Lorraine ......... Chanowich, Samuel .. Choplinsky, Margaret Clark, Harry ............. Collins, Eleanor ....... Collins, Stephen ...... Connoll Florence .... Y. Cooke, Peter ............ Corcoran, Catherine ....... Crawford, Robert ...... Crear, Clifford ........... Crescenzi, Armand Croken, Robert ....... Crosbie, lrene ...... Dahl, Lorraine ...... Dale, Allan ........... Davis, Muriel ........... DeVesty, Richard ..... Dobbs, Charlotte ..... Eckerson, Eva ......... Ellenberg, Ruth ...... Ellison, Maude ...... England, john ....... Fields, Roberta ...... Finn, Mary .............. Finnegan, joseph ..... Foster, Lenore ...... Foster, William ..... Fowler, Ada ....... Frisco, Betty ...... Gardner, janice ..... Geisler, Charles ....... Giles, Charles ........... Gillespie, Dorothea Glendinning, Albert Gooch, juanita ........... Gregory, Rosalind .... Gross, Ernest ............ Halliday, Marjorie ...... Halsey, Norma ......... Hamilton, Leroy ...... Harney, William ....,. Hanser, lrene .......... Harrington, james ....... Hawkins, Ellsworth ..... Hillyer, Marie ......... Hyers, Grace ......... lmlay, Mildred ...... lmlay, William ..... jensen, Shirley ...... jessen, Adele ........ johnson, Stanley ....... Time Keeper How Does Your Garden Grow? The jitterbug jiver Be Good To Bad She is Going to Graduate That Mighty Basketball Player Chatter, Chatter, Chatterbox Fat But Mighty I Get There, Even If I Am Late Silence, The Gift of The Gods That Shy Look The Famous Half Back Esther And I I Am Never Without Elsie Bingo! The Active Girl From Navesink The Quiet Lad Oh! Those Tresses The Dark Haired Girl Always On The Go A Nice Smile My Memories Are Over in Red Bank High Have You Read Any Etiquette Books Lately? Better Late Than Never A Quiet New Girl If I Was a Millionaire! Dreams, Beautiful Dreams Yes, My Hair ls Naturally Curlyl Shy Boy From Keansburg A New Boy Who Will Get Somewhere Some Bowler Everyone's Friend Small and Dark What's The Keyport Attraction Now l'm Here, Now l'm There I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now? My Red Hair Vaccinated With a Phonograph Needle Sonia On Wheels Piccolo Maude There'Il Always Be An England ls it Frankie or Kenny? Still Water Runs Deep I Played Football The Girl With The Sweet Smile Our Future Lawyer Angel In Disguise Who ls That Certain Boy? No One Can Compare With Me Candy and Girls Don't Mix Butcher Boy Librarian Tall And Silent The Lady With The Red Hair When We Went to Canada Rose Oh, Those Dimplesl I Like Sonny Girls Watch Me Shoot Bill Very Quiet Stop That Tapping Want Your Picture Taken? Our Class Giggler Silence Is More Musical Than Song Next Year l'll Be a Senior A Tall Blonde Me, Myself And I I Like Newark .. . ........................... I Like Ruth Keyes, juanita ...... ,.................................................. S top That Flirting King, Grace .......,.. ...................................... T he Quiet Girl From Belford Kinsella, Mary .......... She Seems Quiet But Wait Until You Know Her Kotenbeutal, Alfred .... ..................................................... L et's Go Bowling Krause, Edna ............ .......................................,...... , .. The Noise Maker Krohn, Monte .............. ...... I 'll Think About That Tomorrow LaVeglio, Antionette ..... ...... Q uiet As a Quakers' Meeting Leach, john .............. .......................... D on't Rush Me JUNIOR KNOCKS Lee. Gladys .............. Liebhauser, Edward .. Long, Howard ......... Long, Norman ......... Luthringer, Alfred ....... Maack, Dorothea ..... Mahnken, Edward ..... Martin, Alice ......... . Martin, Catherine .... Maul, Kay ............... Maxson, Beatrice Maxson, Isabelle ...... McCandIess, Daniel McGraiI, Frank ....... McLennan, Catherine Meade, jane ............ Meinken, Kenneth Meisel, Helen .......... Merker, Leslie ....... Meyer, john .............. Meyer, Katherine ..... Meilock, Frank ........ Mitchell, josephine . Molzon, Ralph ..,.... Mott, Muriel ......... Mount, Kenneth .... Murphy, john .... Murray, Phyllis ...... Myers, james .......... Nill, Carl ................. O'DonneIl, Elizabeth O'Herron, Mary ....... O'NeiIl, Nelson ........ Owens, St. Clair ..... Paine, Robert ...... Pate, Robert ....... Peeden, Clellie ...... Pelose, George ..... Pelose, joseph .... . Peltz, Peter ........ Phillips, john ..... Phillips, Mary ..... Peirce, Doris .......... Plitnik, josephine .... Preston, Thomas ..... .. Rauscher, Stirling .... Reed, Wallace ..,.. Riordan, Eileen .......... Schindler, William ....... Schnoor, jacob ......... . ...... Schoessow, Geraldine Schweizer, Frederick Seifert, Madeline ......... Seruby, Dorothy ...... Seruby, Margaret ...... Sheppard, Mae ...... Sigmund, Ellen ...... Simpson, Clifford ..... Smith, Francis ........ Smith, Mae ....... Smith, Ruth ........... Smith, Virginia ........ Southcott, William .. Stout, Margaret ...... Strigh, Helen ......... Tarnow, William ...... Taylor, Marie ........ Thorne, Anita ............. Tumidiski, Walter ...... . Tutus, Dorothy ........ Uhl, Theodore ....... VanPelt, Dorothy ...... Walling, Ruth ........ Walters, Sophie ..... Warren, Corliss ...... Wester, Edward ....... White, Thomas ..... Williams, Ruth ....... Wilson, Kenneth ....... I Love To Talk If Silence ls Golden, He's On The Silver Standard . .....................,............. Assistant Football Manager . .................................................... l'll Get Along Books Never Worry Me Talk About Talking, She's Always Talking He'd Rather Eat Than Talk ......................... My Freckles No Worries Nor Care Work Before Pleasure Beat Talk And Forget Sonny What's Next? Mickey I Was a Ping Pong Champ Me And Doc Day In, Day Out You Can't Hurt Him Virginia I Love To Dance I'II See Audrey Every Day I Like Baseball Shorty Office Runner I Am a Chemist Me And My Car The Dancing Girl Tall And Slim How Did You Like Your Swim? Among The Absentees A Welcomed Newcomer I Dream of jeanie With The Light Brown Hair Another Newcomer Me And Madeline He'll Break That Drum Yet I Like Atlantic He'Il Be a Varsity Man Next' Year My Heart Is With a Senior Star of Second Team Tap Happy I Like johnny Silence ls Golden The Rah-rah Girl Excellent In Shorthand Ma, She's Making Eyes At Me Slugger I'm From Yonkers .. ....................................................... Mr. X Good Humor Man What's This About a Certain Sophomore? Tall, Dark and Handsome An All-Around Athlete Captain of The Girls' Team Talkative She's Small, But Oh My! She Minds Her Own Business A Star From Sandy Hook The Ladies Man Likeable A Quiet Lass Short And Sweet A GirI's Best Friend Full Of Country Charm A Wonderful Girl For a Friend I'm That Manager From The Hook Another Quiet Girl . ....................,...... Glamour Girl Have You Any New Books? Always Happy, Never Sad Me and My Sax I'm Sure Care ls An Enemy To Life True Loyal As a Friend Buy a Piece of Candy? Boy, Can I Play The Horn! Quiet How Are The Girls? Always Gay Pin Money 069 700 L S S CLASS OF '43 BOYS Seated first row: Kenneth johnson, john Stavola, Richard Kendzia, Robert jervis, Franklin Ruck, William Miller, Harold Lee, Harold Farrell, Robert Farley, Richard Mullin, Lester Goodman, Ralph Barto. Seated second row: George Freschi, Allen White, Herbert Frake, Douglas Foulks, Robert Reinertson, Mr. Augustine, Mr. Mowen, Kenneth Doran, Alexander Walker, George Hoffmire, joseph Fouriner, Gerald Matthews. Standing first row: Sigred Olving, William Bonnett, Ralph Van Pelt, Cedric Henry, Allen West, Frank Bishoff, Paul Petzold, john Herman, Vincent Mauser, Philip Mannino, john Andros, Edward Wildanger. Standing second row: Ralph Cimato, Kenneth Doll, George Ackerman, Albert Simpson, Harold Hopkins, William Welch, Donald Coddington, Thomas Morris, Rodney Gordon, john Van Kirk, Nephi Zalphmann, Robert Wood, William Glendinning, joseph Heyer, john Korpon, Howard Mallen, james Anthropulos, Egbert Swackhamer, Frank Korpon, Standing third row: Raymond Eckerson, Arthur Wefelmeyer, George Scott, john Cosby, Frank Bailey. CLASS OF '43 GIRLS Seated first row: Constance Rapp, Norma Krueger, Ethel Voorhees, Dorothy Baumeister, Verna Brown, Carolyn Essex, Betty Walker, Bertha Fitterer, Frances Lockwood, Brigette Kemly, Audrey McMahon, lrene Tkach, Harriet Bantield, Marion McPhail, Helen Ashwell. Seated second row: Bernice Doll, Margaret Guttormsen, Gloria Olsen, Eleanor Hallam, Doris Hammond, Dorothea Banks, leanne Wessler, Evelyn Spitznas, Mrs. Dowd, Mrs. Bundens, Miss Rouse, Cynthia Perrone, Ann Warren, Lona Borger, Muriel Bennett, Edna Lee, Betty Yarnall, Fanny Natale, Signe Olving. Standing first row: Betty Morford, june Truex, Betty Giles, Shirley Herman, Betty Kirchner, Dorothy Kelly, Betty Gaff, Beatrice Bennett, Wilma Kreuger, Dorothy Budelman, Lillian Grant, Virginia lohnston, Grace Lee, Rose LaVeglio, Hazel Groth- usen, Vera Rockafellow, Ina Stevenson, Doris Meisler, Marion Knight. Standing second row: Emily Connett, Lillian Maxson, Lois Soden, Claire Collins, Margaret Crosbee, Carol Friedlander, Helen Scott, Eileen Cooney, june Weseman, Mabel Scott, Gloria King, Peggy Butterfield, Bernadette McNickoll, Shirley Craig, Elizabeth Vallance, Bertha Brouwer, Gloria Morris, Mae Schmidt, Marjorie Koleda, Lois Wilhelm, Marie johnson, Adeline Bennett, Veronica Menosky, Audrey Thompson, Alice Phillips. Standing third row: lune Abt, Catherine Salmon, Gloria Mangold, Virginia Mount, june Abraham, losephine Dubrosky, Rose Marie Lavery, Alice LaRue, Doris Westbrook. Standing fourth row: Madeline Patterson, Gladys Sanks, Carmela Caratenuto, losephine Flannagan, janet Middleditch. Nw. 3 Riu ' M' 'E gitwlli 071 35, i al:-tara 'KE 'if SSE A et fx Us 1 A ,V gf f 9?,:?,'., i . is CLASS OF '44 GIRLS Seated first row: Vera Crosbee, Marion Tector, Susan Matthews, Alice Bremyer, Leah Fiebelkorn, L.ida Smith, Mary Holms, Gloria Werse, Gertrude Roberts, lean Carey, Audrey Olson, Elizabeth Van Brunt. Seated second row: Alice Crear, lean Merken, Elizabeth Sigmund, Anna Hower, Fannie Mannino, Rita Cooney, Elinor Morris, Mrs. Rothbart, Mrs. Dowd, Miss DeVesty, Carol Ralph, loan Frazee, Ellen Doyle, Edna Harrison, Helen lones. Standing first row: Mildred Frisco, Deloris Mundi, Verna Raynor, Dorothy Hower, Anna Duboy, Florence luli, Doris Kohl, Anora O'Herron, Doris Smith, Gloria Crosbee, Bernice Connolly, Anne Barricelli, Deloris Bellezza, Florence Noll, Carolyn Riskamm, Avis Walling. Standing second row: Grace Senato, Helen Davis, jane Davis, Marion Smith, Anna Mae Lang, Nancy Nixon, Claire Meade, Helen Scott, Patricia Stocker, Catherine McCandless, Veronica Backstadt, Shirley Merker, Mary Chanowitch, Claire Fitzgerald, Catherine Alsback, Irene johnson, Carmella Gardner, Audrey Baden, Lucy Stavola, Charlotte Mitchell. Standing third row: Mary McGann, Dorothy Rochell, Marion Connett, lane Compton, Elizabeth Gough. L W 1 A W K ima? ' . ' Qgsays, F CLASS OF '44 BOYS Seated first row: Donald Young, Emil Gutowsky, Paul Schoellner, Emil Dean, Richard Fitzgerald, Edward Lauer, Edward jones, Guy Bolton, jack Kaney, Philip Hoffler, Richard Croken, Robert Taylor, William Collinson, james Gooch, Seated second row: Robert Oliver, joseph Gutowsky, George Strigh, joseph McCarthy, Calvin Meyer, jack Den Ouden, james Bennett, William Treger, Mr. Davidheiser, Mr. Augustine, Charles julian, jay Alverson, Richard Hendricks, Donald Heliker, Richard England, William Rose. Standing first row: Arthur Swenson, Harold Miller, Donald Morin, Rudolph Quakenbush, George Tyluki, Donald Callahan, john Miller, Harry Taylor, Dennis McNicholl, Edward McLennan, William Van Pelt, Frederick Foerster, Harold Rech, Carl Latini, Standing second row: Chris Anthopulos, Harold Salenger, Henry Schimmel, Richard Pomphrey, Edgar Hahne, Peter Hines, Ted Gormley, Lloyd Apel, jack Reardon, Charles Brunner, Edward Fink, joseph Hanf, William Stickley, Raymond Vogel, Robert Gray, Edgar Tramm, Raymond Kemp, Niccolas Cimato, Fred Elton, Cornell Ellison, Donald Krause, Robert Wilkins, Lawrence Euell, Robert Hafner. Standing third row: Robert Courter, Leonard Miner, Robert King, john Farrell, joseph Herbert. 073 X ln-of X QQ Q N' SERVICE CLUB Seated: Ciaire Hiiiyer, iean Ahern, Ann Salmon, Luciiie Donneiiy, I-'Iarriet Long, Iune Maier, ISSN Cirnato, Mary Tkach, Patricia Conover, Sarah Ann C-ouid, Pxiice Isaksen. Standing: Swackharner, Macy Goodinsky, Eiisworth Hawkins, Ruth Waiiing, iane Meade, Barbara ' H rr Clark, Wiiiiam Matthews, Standing second row: Haroid i Heiwig. larnes D 'WP M d iine Seifert, a y A st Borinette, Kar r, a e ' 'Mn' V-edettis, Erne M 'Ik Q s ' 3? Na, ,, ',,.. M BUILDING Rliv -S RE SQUAU CORRIDOR AND FI First row: Haroid Quackenbush, Robert Pate, Wiiiiam O'NeiiI, Peter Cooke, Clifford Simpso hnson, Robert Kiotzin, Wiibur Schneider, Mr. Warrington, Second row: Robe Koieda, Fred Darke, Raymond C-ocion, Aibert Rock, Fra M unt, Kari Heiwig, Iohn Pxiexander, Ha ' F nk McCann, Thon Crawford io aid Wyman, Iohn di sky Kenneth o Ra mond Irwin, ra 74 g Carnpbeii, Don Iansen, Robert Paine, Macy Goo in , ' 1 Edward Maiiey, Richard DeVesty, y Ciark. Third row Cedettis. 5 xf SN Seafed. P Kruegek Barbara Brow Wallinglr Bjnildingg KS? Arxgiigarer ROSS M 3 9 Conngny J- Thgmas VS. Dowd E I, D restoni lOan,CMlSS Devesf afey jane Y- Pam- ' Meade C 3 Cor, - Anita Th over, Ann Ofne, Ruth l X I .We K LIBRARIAND Seated: Eva Zuckerman, Helen Creameans, Mary Tkach, Pat Conover, Miss Riley, Marion Kaney, Margaret Ross, Claire l-lillyer, Anna Budelrnan. Standing: Florence luli, Lorraine Dahl, Phyliss Murray, Eleanor Morris, Ellen Sigmund, Katherine Salmon, Barbara Brower, Ada Fowler ' Meyers, Alice Martin, lune Truex, Dorothy Gillespie. i 75 Katherine Z 5 i il 76, L9LJL,,3l,,.e,.,JJ laws L,,,s:Jr,..,-v L f it it -it A is Sflkfs 4, st a M , A if 'ff ' A ls 1 C ' , W A A.h..F 'yah fig 5 'pw - ,nie ' I -V fi, kmhguej. , La yy f.: idle Q .HLTAL fl Xi -to ,imgbi Wg MJ? C, , ' Q ' i Q , ,A . X- .lk J, L Q. an L W -nf iff , h WUW70 filif ' , .' :J X, 1, A r I ,xl Vo. N' . gt V KI' ,NMA F W. , 'Sai' sg Qtllleq ' ' 1 ,J 1, x, J an N .M ' V A ...is PF 12...aJ.--A be MX? T' -W I 4, l Y A4 4 in L' ,Sf X: N. W xjliv. ji lr BASEBALL TEAM Seated on concrete: Robert Farley, Edward McLennan, lohn Murphy. Seated: Robert Reinert- sen, Nelson O'Neill, Karl Helwig, lerry Wilson, losepla Bolger, Harry Huber, George Pelose, Charles Geisler, Clifford Simpson. Standing first rowi David C-Oldfarb, Cedric Henry, Peter Peltz, Bill Farley, Edward Cireeley, Alexander Walker, Henry Sclrtirnmel, loe Pxdubato, Vlr, second rowz Harold lvliller, loe Pelose, Robert Cray, Howard lvlallen, Truex, Standing BASKETBALL 1-EAM Seated on fl Matthews Mjorz lOhn Murphy. WlI'ia ,. Eelson O NeillTaFiZl-lC,SS?:L?d: Clifford Silrwpgjxlergmhharles Debele. George P I lvllllose' Robert Relnertse 'th' Standlflgi Mr bloodes Beatty' lO5eDlW Bolger Ee 056' William CC'OUSb, Frank KoroonnlvlPet1?r Peltz, Kgrll l-lelwge Reber? Fa'l9Y Alexander gfleils Bonnene' ' 'R fuex I , rnest Cross' Ra' 3 er, lgse h A ' ph Mellon Lawre D , r nce Ev, Ea I E 5 'Ui FOOTBALL TEAM Seated on ground: Larry McCough, Peter Cook, Harry Andrews, Frank Korpon, Ralph Cimato, Howard Britton, Alfred Kotenbeutel, john Murphy. Seated first row: Robert Reinertson, Ray C-oclon, joseph Pelose, Harry Huber, john Koleda, joseph Bolger, Clifford Connett, Ernest Bon- nette, Bill Farley, joseph Adubato, Douglas Foulks. Standing first row: Mr. Meinert, Bob Campbell, Edward Mahnken, Nelson O'Neill, Tommy Smith, jerry Wilson, Frank Brower, Charles Debele, Clifford Simpson, Bob Grimm, Mr. Blood, Mr. Truex. Standing second row: Ernest Gross joseph Finnigan Frank B 'I , , ai ey, Norman Abt, Roy Hamilton, Monte Krohn, Edward Greeley, Alfred Luthringer, Peter Peltz, Arthur johnson. TRACK TEAM Koleda. Cemge . Q rietf. lohn 'll' ms. d C-oclon, Charles Debeli' ibfjgfgrnecllf Gloss' nzntgrzyxzrfgtld lzlm' Seated: Fred Dagkgritlfghlbogtanding firsgalslgil laeciaragndless, NNlllst2Fg,el?Oll:r:Lalnkl jensert. Wlll'am Beaman, Howar William Clendinnlng. H th james William Tfeger' c dn second 'Owl Frank hsgoni Albert Clendlnnmg' Qiiiam. fa ' g ' Son sianlev lo Son' MEA nk Brouwer, Albert Simi? ' lmlav- fa i , 5 Xxx MT' . f it if ! ' i W A3 1 ,ff--46 if 5 Q.. J ke Q QRCHESTRA ' . T H. g' Constamie A f. t row- Egber Barbara Brower. RUNS' LNBCECQ Hyers, Stafiflmi grae Lang- lane Seated: Mangan? rglglniii Schoessow, Mauggriggsgltlarren, loan Cagalftdcirgnsecond YOWZ Donald LOwSEhHr2tFelrer'AV'?la D'1bOYcK?Y d'eARLolaerts Frederick Forfgdftgld Coddington, Roberl Pate' a - ru .' er, avgifpfonl' EiritradggguvcsmianexfMarksteifi, Vincent Maus Krause. 0 ' Glowacki Mlss Hurst' BAND Seated first row' Garmela Careten , nuto, Bernadett McNickoll, Gladys Sanks, Ada Fowler, Mariorie Koleda, Frances Lockwood, Virginia Smith, Bertha Fitt E seco d ' ' erer, thel Vorhees, Seated n row. Vincent Mauser, Robert Pate, Lida Smith, Carol Ralph, Dean Goddington, Mr. Winthrop, Audrey McMahon, Ruth Walling. Gertrude Roberts, Kay Maul, joan Carey, Betty Morford. Standing first row: Teddy Uhl, Maude Ellison, Arline Morrell, Adeline Bennett, Iune Truex, Margaret Stout, lane Compton, Barbara Bruwer, Audrey Thompson, Muriel Avery, Egbert Swackhamer, lean Carey. Standing second row: William lmlay, Raymond lrwin, Donald Young, Corliss Warren, George Ford, Geraldine Schoessow, Donald Gordon, Louise Hopler, William Gollinson, Anna Mae Lang, George Ackerman, Sophie Walters Donald Krause, Raymond Williams Edward Fink St d , , an ing third row: john Herman, Wilbor Ford, Regina Connolly, Fredrick Forester, Robert Hafner. W as ill. 'Ti ES ww s in 1 ii? ' ai if if ..1-HE Acroks HAVE coME .. I 5: nding: Anna Curry. Ah Thomas Gedetfis Frederick Darke AHCC Isaksen a ' . 'V Charles Cigef' Seated: lean emvb f Curtis Claire Hullyer, lean Crmafo, Macy Coodznskv- RO er ' THE SPIDER AND THE FLY Seafedi Mafgafef ROSS. G'-'idYs Muzzy Robert Campbell Eleanor M k St d' ' D jCaoddg1,5ro?A, Alma Letts, Margaret luli, Sarah Ann Gould, Macy Cooeginizsf, D:r?al:1ngCord?J?wn ne rss nan. ' N' 7 vi-'fi W. Q W 2515 i N, W x SENIOR PLAYS 079 CLE: CLUB in: 3, ,Wg DANCING INSTRUCTORS Seated: Pat Conover, Lucille Donnelly, Harriet Long, Vivian jessen, Mrs. Search, Mr. Lybarger Betty Thomas, june Maier, Eleanor Merken, Audrey McMahon. Standing: Franklin Ruck james Swackhamer, Kenneth Mount, john Meyers, Harold Quackenbush, Thomas Gedettis Robert Paine, Iohn Murphy, William Southcott, Wilbur Schneider. 35 Seated first row: Eleanor Morris, Rita Cooney, Anna Budelman, Sarah Ann Gould, Gladys Lee, Geraldine Schoessow, Lucille Donnelly, Muriel Bennett, Susan Matthews, Madeline Patterson, Lida Smith, Nancy Nixon, Seated second row: Eva Eckerson, Lillian Martin, Edna Krause, Dorothea Maack, Grace Hyers, Miss Hurst, Regina Connolly, Dorothy Kelley, Betty Morford, Audrey Thompson, june Weseman, jean Carey. Standing first row: Mabel O'Neal, juanita Keyes, Anne Barricelli, Dorothy Budelman, Virginia Smith, Vivian lessen, Elsie Grenger, Sophie Walters, Betty Giles, Grace Senato, Margaret Butterfield, Shirley jensen, Eleanor Collins, Betty Yarnell, Thomas Preston. Standing second row: Ernest Gross, Thomas White, Dorothy Tutas, Melvin Stewart, Donald Wyman, Douglas Foulks, Karl Helwig, Harry Andrews, Harry Huber, Edward Mahnken, Clifford Connett, George Beaman, john Leach, Donald Coddington, Frank Brouwer, Russell Bedford, john Alexander, Frank McCann, Raymond Goclon. Standing third row: Stanley johnson, Perry Harris, Raymond Eckerson, joseph Finnegan, Charles Debele, Emanuel Perrone lay Alvpfcnn lamps Qwackhamer, Vincent Mauser. li'-'1' . SX H 1. 4 'S 1tl'.ir..aiiJ, iiiL 1 Nut Down Ph-asv. GM 'Together Bova Hi Girls. This Way Plenum-. Mixed. Sh-h-h. Whnt's Sn Funny. Girls. - I-Iyvs Front. Atlenlion. Quuet. lflxvusvd Hops. lnstruvtors Not In Ain'l VV4-1'uKv. Steady. -3 yvpi Prexy. Watrh The Birdy. Am I Proud. Big Boy. Herky. Napoleon. Brainwork. Three Men of Science. The Open Door. Keansburg. Want a Fight. How Does That Luck. Two Bashful People. Mr. Warrington. Leaning Town-r. Yum-Yum. All Stars. Strolling. Faking. Bert. That Old Gang of Min Professor. Scrum. What Do You Know .lf Too Many. Mrs. Bundens. CLASS HISTORY In September, l937, we of the class of '4l entered the doors of the Middletown Township Sanctuary for Grammar School Alumni, known as Middletown Township High School. As timid freshman we were glad to learn that the upperclassmen had declared a closed season on all recruits and rookies. We were given a chance to join some of the many clubs and par- ticipate in some of the varied activities of our new alma mater. After a few weeks we were all amazed to find that we could find our way about the school without a map. After safely passing the first lap of the long and hard road to graduation, we entered our sophomore homerooms, ready for more mischief and less homework. We elected as officers joseph Bolger, President: Harold Quack- enbush, Vice-President, Karl Helwig, Secretary: and Dorothy jackson, Treas- urer. Being of an ambitious nature, we held a Sophomore Dance in the spring of '39, starting to enlarge our class finances early. Having completed the second lap of our secondary education unharmed, we found ourselves in the rooms we would call homefor two Years. The first business on the calendar was the election of officers. Installed were joseph Bolger, President, William Farley, Vice-President, Dorothy jackson, Secretary, and Harold Quackenbush, Treasurer. The class started selling candy and magazines to pay for the New York Trip. Later in the year, because of the press of schoolwork and athletics, joe resigned, and Bill Farley took his place. Patricia Conover was elected to fill the vacancy thus created. After almost three years of planning and hoping, on May l4, l94O, the annual New York Trip took place. From 6 A.M. to I2 P.M. we were con- stantly on the move, seeing the Aquarium, Empire State Building, Cathedral of St, john the Divine, Radio City, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Hayden Planetarium, and in the evening either Two for the Show or Ladies in Retirement. Altogether, the trip was an impressive and thoroughly enjoy- able experience which will never be forgotten. Almost before we knew it, the junior Prom had come, giving us a chance to strut our new clothes and have a good time doing it. Finally, back in harness after our usual vacation, we found ourselves in the homestretch. Again we held our election. After the smoke had cleared and the votes had been counted we learned that Karl Helwig was President: Edward Feakes, Vice-President, Patricia Conover, Secretary, and Dorothy jackson, Treasurer. The football team of '40, Central jersey Group ll Champions, contained nine boys of the Class of '4l on the first eleven, led by Captain joe Bolger. The class produced two senior plays to fill the coffers soon to be depleted by the Washington Trip. The first, in the fall of '40, was called The Actors Have Come. The second made its bow in April, '4l, and was entitled The Spider and the Fly. Suddenly the Washington Trip loomed ahead, the climax of four years of high school. The mysteries of Mount Vernon, Annapolis, Congress, and other outstanding attractions of the nation's capital were shown to us. Upon arrival home, we felt glad to see familiar surroundings and people, but dis- appointed at leaving such a new and interesting city. Then came Class Night, the reading of the Class Prophecy, by Sarah Ann Gould, and the presentation of class gifts by Robert Campbell, jean Ahern, Larry McGough, Harriet Long, William Farley, Ann Salmon, Edward Feakes, june Maier, Macy Goodinsky, Alice lsaksen, Thomas Gedettis, Eleanor Merken, Harold Quackenbush, and Claire Hillyer. Even with the rapid-fire sequence of events, the best remembered occurrence of them all was Graduation, spelled with a capital Karl Helwig, Harry Huber, Charles Debele, Ray Goclon, Frank Brouwer, Clifford Connett, james Swackhamer, Donald Wyman, Lucille Donnelly, Barbara Hamilton, Sarah Ann Gould, Vivian jessen, Regina Connolly, Doris War- burton, Mabel O'Neal, Doris Dorn, and jane Christian took part in the musical exercises. After speeches,by Patricia Conover, Dorothy jackson, Karl Helwig, and james Swackhamer, the diplomas were presented. lt was easy to see the looks of surprise on many of the faces of the graduates. The shock of actually leaving their old haven was almost too much for them. Looking back over the years, we of the Class of '4l sincerely hope that someday we will be able to repay society for the educational opportunities they have given us. 083 844 Lucille Donnelly is a famous opera singer. CLASS PROPHECY It was june 3, 1941. I hurried along the street, for I was already late for my appointment with my friend, Professor Ticktock, that famous scientist and chemist. As I opened the door to his laboratory, he called out, Eurekal I have done it: I have done it! I closed the door with a click which attracted his attention. At first, he scowled at having been interrupted by a stranger, but as I advanced toward him, his face lit up in recognition. l'm so happy to see you, he said, I must tell you the wonderful news. At last I have made the invention which I have been looking forward to all my life-a time clock to project the mind into the future. I have perfected the clock, but I need someone to test my invention. I know you'd just love to be the first to try it. It was with some reluctance and foreboding that I finally accepted. He explained that all I must do, was to turn the dial to any year I wanted, to close my eyes tightly and then I would automatically be projected into that year. Turning the dial to 1961, I closed my eyes. After a moment, I heard a peculiar noise and being of a curious nature, I opened them and found my- self in an entirely different world. The buildings were tall and streamlined, the cars were shaped like dewdrops with collapsible wings so that they might be converted into airplanes, the cars moved about on the ground while the people moved on a higher plane. Curiosity led me down the street. Wide-eyed, l gazed at these new wonders about me. Then, who should I meet but Bill Farley, who told me that as the Secretary of the Permanent Class Alumni Organization, he had just sent out cards to all the students of the lvl.T.H.S. class of '41 and had completed a list of what they were doing. This is an exact duplicate of the list which Bill gave me: Alma Vogel is a housewife sweet. Macy Coodinsky a dentist of note. Bob Campbell is an INSPGCYOV Of meal- Barbara Hamilton and Karl Helwig are singing r duets.. Russell Bedford is tending a park. An Airline Hostess is Alma Letts. An Army Aviator is handsome Fred Darke. A famous hair stylist is lean Ahern. As a Movie Director, Fred Becker has gone far. From Sara West, teacher, the students all learn Helen Colson a designer of coats. Dorothy jackson is a teacher of Spanish. Perry Harris, as a magician, can make anything vanish. A famous Ace pilot is Louis Cardner. john Koleda is now a gardener. jerry Wilson extinguishes fires. Charlotte Alexander extracts your teeth with her pliers. A private detective is Harriet Long. Dick Lufburrow, a lawyer who'll never go wrong. june Maier, in business is a success. Ed Malley, a detective who makes 'em confess. Harold Spitznas is manager of stock in the A.C1P. A teacher of Trig is Ruth Avery. Norma Markstein is a newspaper columnist. Larry McGough is a vvell--known novelist. Pat Frazee is now a stern judge. Helen Mowbray, a professional maker of fudge. Claire Marcus, a teacher who knows hen books. Harold Quackenbush, in the State Police, who catches the crooks. Margaret Masterson and Alice lsakson are, Number Please, girls. Now Vivian lessen arranges your curls. A Navy gunner is lohn Ceceres Ann Kreuger has begun an author's career. Anthony Bellezza plays professional hockey. His brother Sylvester is now a iockey. An auto mechanic is Frederick Fink. Ernest Anthopulos raises the finest mink. An artist's model is Elsie Grenger. As a dietician, Pat Conover is no stranger. Ann Budelman is a teacher of History. Doris Doran writes books about mystery. A great commander is Admiral Feakes. Leonard Schlick, a plumber, can repair all your leaks. A teacher of English is Sarah Ann Gould. As a Chemist, Dot Halzhauer never is fooled. The wife of a doctor, is nurse Anne Curry. The salesman Charles Giger, is never in a hurry. Ann Salmon, a Dental assistant is as neat as a pin. Every case he does try, Lawyer Matthews does win. Keeping the records for Wall Street is Albert Ruck. Lillian Martin, a housewife, certainly can cook. Muriel Mulligan now designs dresses. Beautician Rose Sylva, creates styles for your tresses. Robert Curtis, a handsome Hollywood actor. Tom Cedettis is a noted contractor. Robert Grimm is a big financier. Robert Runge, an electrical engineer. Betty Thomas will gladly take your photograph. Regina Connolly, a comedienne, can make any- one laugh. On Notre Dame's Campus we meet Coach Bolger. Harry Huber is now a soldier. A.Business Ed. Teacher is Margaret Ross. Eleanor Merken, a secretary, married her boss. Louise Hopler writes articles for a journal. Charles Debele, in the Army, is now a Colonel. Alice Rose, a lady undertaker. Cliff Connett is a cabinet maker. William Ackerman now has a pigeon farm. lane Christian, the actress, never fails to charm. David Coldfarb operates a lie detector. Bill Bodtmann is a Broadway Stage Director. Marion Kaney is Vice-President of the U.S.A. 085 860 Eva Rockafellow directs children's play. Peggy C-aff is now a weather forecaster. Crawford johnson is a local postmaster. Audrey Hammond, a commercial artist. Irwin Hendricks, a successful florist. Connie Glowacki, a milliner of the very best. Ray Goclon is a corn grower in the Middlewest. Frank Brouwer, in the City, writes insurance on life. Bessie Collins, in the country, a thrifty housewife. joe Adubato, a mechanic, repairs broken cars. jean Cimato, a beautician for Hollywood stars. Rose Campo, a nurse who cares for the sick. Tommy Smith, a policeman, swings a big stick. Murry Abt became a wonderful poet. If it has to be stitched, Seamstress Alice Debrosky can sew it. Steve Adeskavitz is an electrician. Frank McGann is a politician. A great woman senator is Lorraine Greeley. The head of a department store is Fannie Seeley. Rose Latini is a mail order clerk. Robert Klotzin, engineer, enjoys his work. Evelyn Nestor, manages a Tea room. Charles Van Meerbeke, janitor, uses his broom. For the Navy, William Hornung commands a tanker. jim Davis is a very reliable banker. Bob Davis soon became a tailor. Frank jansen is now a first-mate sailor. A Railroad executive is Robert Kronenberger. Leanore lsaksen is a social worker. Ray Irwin is a tiller of the land. Bill Markstein is the leader of a band. Emmanuel Perrone is leading group singing. The News on the radio, Bob Daverio is bringing. Claire Hillyer's a teacher of Physical Ed. Margaret Iuli is the Dean of College Co-eds. Clara Farley is a professional ice skater. Warren Spencer, a radio Commentator. Gladys Muzzy, bacteriologist, known near and far. Wilbur Schneider is a lawyer at the bar. joe Wright is a safety inspector in a large gold mine, Florence Liell is a social secretary, fine. An efficient typist is Helen Cremeans. Of tax collector, john Alexander, no one complains. james Swackhamer is a famous playwright. As a music critic, Mabel O'Neal is a shining light. Dean Coddington is a veterinarian. Gladys Neiman, a well-known librarian. Gertrude Treadway is an appraiser of jewels. Eva'Zuckerman is superintendent of schools. Doris Warburton is a professional entertainer. Audrey Williamson, a lady animal trainer. Rita Preston, a book editor. Ella Smith is her competitor. Mary Tkach is now a psychiatrist. Marion Smith is a chiropodist. ' ' Donald Wyman is a sing-sing Warden. A short wave operator is Donald Gordon. An able mason is Mike Andros. Lorraine johnson is a cleaner of clothes. 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