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

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' gf. ,.f,.1g- . 3' 119, Fey!-Y' -,j,-, fy 3f5'f'f','i ' ffnfffzff . 25-lafqqef , ' ,Q f+.ff1 iy:u. ,5Tf g , 3- 2' ' 4 :62 TQ-'ff '. f ., 'gL.' '-' 'iff F' -5 ' 3'- 1,41 Y V., f , :Q f - If-A, if, ,1 .. ' ,1,, 1.,-L3-3 ff-' 117 ,IA ff, , f I 1 .f ,. ,, ,j r PJW.. ,,. Ja- ,. -.lf ,' , '7' 5 w 1 2 1 in V -7 ..-fi r M K. I Y Y 1611,- I ijflx- y1'.,.M T v.. V Q7 :N J' l .ff , -Y WZ esiwfii I' X Page 6 HISTORY OF THE HIGH SCHOOL ORGANIZATION OF THE HIGH SCHOOL. Up to 1911 those students desiring High School education had to provide their own transportation to Atlantic Highlands, Keyport, or Red Bank. In that year a few classes were held in Andrew's Hotel which stood on the highest point in Hillside until it burned down in 1920. This was the first Township High School. THE HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING. In 1911 M. A. Rice, President of the Board of Education at that time, really founded the present school when he gave the Township the site of the building and 51,000 towards its construction. Lewis S. Thompson, also a Board member donated the land down the road from the school which was used for a playground and athletic field. John H. Cooke, then editor of the Red Bank Register gave, until his death, all the athletic equipment. Another member of the Board, Robert Hartshorne, gave the frieze representing soldiers of Alexander the Great, replica of the ones now in the British Museum. He also had chestnut trim for the auditorium cut from his woods. GREENHOUSE. In 1916 realizing the need of a really practical agricultural course in this agricultural community, Robert Hartshorne gave the school its original greenhouse and M. A. Rice completed it. This was probably the hrst school greenhouse in the state. The expense of the greenhouse as it now stands was borne by several residents of the Township. In 1931 a second greenhouse was added giving us the best plant equipment in agriculture in the state. MANUAL ARTS DEPARTMENT. The manual arts department consisted mainly of the small basement rooms which were originally built for a small gym. In 1927 the instructor, by a full summer of work doubled the floor space for these activities. This, along with new equipment which was provided for by the Board of Education, paved the way for the introduction of diversiiaed shop work and improvement in work recognized as the best in the state. In 1931 two basement rooms were added, the east wing for Courses in moulding and foundry, metal work, jewelry, and electrical work and the west wing for mechanical drawing and eventually machine shop training. NEW ATHLETIC FIELD. Purchase of a ten-acre held next to the school in 1928 provided a playground and athletic Held eliminating the danger of crossing the highway for the physical education classes. It also paved the way for necessary expansion. OTHER BUILDING CHANGES. In September, l931, the present gymnasium was completed. In January the physics and chemistry rooms were Htted up with tables and equipment. A full sized room was used for a library. The door from the present library gives access direct to the tables in the back of the audi- torium which gives us suflicient accommodations so that almost every pupil can do his studying under proper library conditions. The school record during the past years shows clearly that it is not the quantity, space or equipment, but the quality of the teaching that really makes the school. H. LAWRENCE SCOTT President Belford, N. J. MIDDLETOWN I I TGWNSHIP BOARD OF , EDUCATION f I-I.--Uk -H-. ,W fra. IDR XX ' ff' 2. GEORGE B. MILLER ,IANII S C. DFLONC1 WILLIAN1 DENNIS NV, GII,IIIfRT NIANSON Vlqm'-Pr'unfw1f Highhnd Aw., Lumnrdu, N. Port Monmouth, N. I-gnc,-Off, N, NIiddIuu,v,'n. N, M :J 'Jac , K. DAVID E. SCHNOOR SCHUYLFR 'SICKIIQS GEORGE SMITH FRANK S. WADSW'OIiTH Belford, N. 1. Navcsink, N. UI. Middletown, N. j. Lqqngrdgy N. I' Page 7 FA R ji? ia! wi. . ., . MSW I xx .M .4 mf-N 3. 4. 4,4 'i An ' Y i F A f I ' H ay sf-v-lr ah: l 3 Page 8 CULTY s - ,J jf if w a 4 is fe. fi ,gn , 4 . L W ' avi, F., I ik A' A' ft .QQ ' 'Al in , . ' l' i f , ',i, A Nfgxifvxf Q A f L Seated: Lewis H. Blood, Herman I. Lepp, Grace M. Elmer, Lloyd L. Tingley, Dr. XVylie.G. Pate, Vfilliam K. Mcgill, Martha R. Pennington, James E. McConnell, Kenneth H. Mcincrt. Standing, first row: Leonard F. W'illingcr, Diana A. Oliver, Rebekah L. North, Mazie L. Riley, Celia M. Rothbnrt, Mildred I. Devesty. Mary L. Rouse, Dorothy F. lobes, Laura H. Godfrey, Arnold Trucx. Standing, second row: Lillian Z. Bundcns, Emma Ii. Hctling, Irene Nelson, Katherine J. Dowd, Addie Scisco. Standing, third row: Emil J. Petach, George H. Gillam, Abisha C. Warriiigrtwn, Paul F. LcFcvfr. Standing, fourth row: NX'illiam G. Thomas, William L. Sparrow, Williain M. Lybnrgcr, Frank D. Poston. ii 2 5 Q 4 THE ACULTY SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL Middletown, N. J: B.S., Washington and JeHerson, M.A., University of Pennsylvania, Ed.D., Rutgers University, Graduate work at University of Pittsburgh. Travel: Canada. ACTING PRINCIPAL WYLIE G. PATE i.......... ' WILLIAM K. MEGILL ..,,................,.....................,,......,..,......,,.,.,..........., ....... Leonardo, N. J. Litt.B. and Ed.M., Rutgers University. THE HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY 'ROBERT ALEXANDER ANDERSON ................,......................,.....,..............,..... Atlantic Highlands, N. J. Teacher of Civics and History A.B., Asbury College, M.A., Columbia University. Travel: Canada, France. LEWIS H. BLOOD ..,. .. ,,,.....................,.................. ......,........,..., . , ,,.. .,.,, ..,..,,...,. , , ...,,, Matawan, N. J. Teacher of Chemistry and Ass't Coach of Boys' Football, Basketball, and Baseball. 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, N. J. Teacher of Stenography I, Typing II. Trenton State Teachers College, Graduate work, Rutgers University. Travel: Canada. 'JAMES W. DAVIDHEISER .......,........ ,.....,..,,........ . , .......,......,,,,............. .. Atlantic Highlands, N. J. Teacher of Stenography II, and Secretarial Training, and Director of Senior Plays. B.S.C., M.S., Temple University. Travel: Canada. QEVELYN M. DETTMER ...,..,,,... .,,..,... , ......,..., . . .,,...,,, .. ..,.....,..., ,...,.. . . , ,. South River, N. J. Teacher of Foods, Manager of Cafeteria. B.S., New Jersey College for Women, Summer Sessions, Columbia University and Rutgers Uni- versity. Travel: Canada, Cuba, Mexico, Panama Canal, West Indies. MILDRED I. DEVESTY . . .....,.,,.... ,.,, . .. ..,..,,....,.,,..,.........., .. ., ., . ,, .. Navesink, N. J. Teacher of English, Applied Math. Litt.B., New Jersey College for Women. Travel: Belgium, England, France, Germany, Holland, Switzerland, Little West Indies. KATHERINE JOHNSON DONVD . . .,,, .. . . , , . . , , Fair Haven, N. J. Teacher of English. B.S., Bucknell University, Graduate work, Columbia and Rutgers University. Travel: Canada. GRACE MARIE ELME R .. . .. , ...,, Leonardo, N. Teacher of Sewing. Immaculata College. GEORGE H. GILLAM , ., ,, ,, .. .. ., ., .,,. ,..... . , ,, .. Belford, N. J. Teacher of Accounting and Auditing, Law, Business Organization, and Administration, Salesmanship, Junior Business Training, and Coach of Track. B.Acct., B.C.S., Rider College. LAURA H. GODFREY . . . Leonardo, N. J. Teacher of Music. Temple University EMMA E. HEFLING . , .. ... . . .. ..... Atlantic Highlands, N. Teacher of Primary and Advanced Art. B.S., Degree and Supervisors in Art, Marywood College. DOROTHY FLEMING JOBES . . ,, . , . , Westmount, N. J. Teacher of Foods and Manager of Cafeteria. Mary Washington College. PAUL F. LE FEVER ..,.., . .... , , . ,. . . . Leonardo, N. J. Teacher of Early European History, Modern History, Civics, and English I. Ursinus College, M.A., Columbia University. H. IRWIN LEPP .,., ,........,,,. ...,,.. ......,,. . , . ,.... , .. .... ,, . .. Camden, N. J. Teacher of Physics and General Science. B.S., Trenton State Teachers College, M.S., Columbia University. Travel: Canada, Mexico. WILLIAM M. LYBARGER . ,......,,.,.,.... , , ,. .,.. , ,.,.,....... ..., , .. ,,,,.,.,,.,. ..,. A tlantic Highland, N. J. Teacher of English. A.B., Bucknell University, Graduate work, Columbia University. Travel: Canada, Mexico. JAMES E. MCCONNELL ...,......,..., , .. .,,,.,.......,.,.. . . , .......,,..... ,, , ....,, .. .. .... ,.,, . Highlands, N. J. Teacher of Typewriting. B.S., Syracuse University, Graduate Work, Syracuse University, Columbia University. Travel: Canada, Mexico. KENNETH H. MEINERT ..... ,.....,,,,...... ....,.... ......,., , .......,,...... , . . . .. ....,,.,.,...., Atlantic Highlands, N. J. Teacher of U. S. History, Visual Education Adviser. B.S., Moravian College, Ed.M., Rutgers University, Columbia University. Travel: Canada. IRENE NELSON .......,....,,...,.,.......,.....,.,,.....,...,.....,....,.,,,..,..,..., ,.,. . , . .,,.. ..... ,...,,....,..,,,.. , L eonardo, N. J Teacher of English, Drama, and Basic Mathematics. Cumberland Valley State Teachers College, Pennsylvania. Travel: Canada. Page 9 Page 10 REBEKAH LOIS NORTH .....,......,..,.......................,..........,,........,.......,..............................,....., Leonardo, N. J. Teacher of Latin and English I. A.B. and M.A., Penn State College, Summer work, Cambridge University, England. Travel: Canada, England, Germany, France, Italy, Austria, Switzerland. DIANA A. OLIVER ...,........,,.,...,.......,.......,.........,........,...,.............,.,...,.,.,.,......,..,......,..,....,., Red Bank, N. J. Teacher of Spanish. Temple University. MARTHA R. PENNINGTON .......,..,...........,..... .....,..,....,..,....,,...,.,.,.,....,...,.... ,...,....,........... L e onardo, N. J. Teacher of Problems of American Democracy and Economics. A.B., Washington College, M.A., Columbia University, Graduate work, johns Hopkins University. Travelfnelgium, Canada, Bermuda, England, France, Germany, Holland, Italy, Mexico, Scotland, Switzerland. EMIL J, PETACH ..........,.,,,,,..........,,.........,...,.,..... ...,..,..,....,.....,,.,.,.... . .... ,,,. .,....... . ...,... P e I th Amboy, N. J. Teacher of Industrial Arts and Mechanical Drawing. B.S., New Jersey State Teachers College. FRANK D. POSTON .,..,.......,.,......,,...,... . ....,,.....,............,,,., . . ,,., .. .. . ,...,... Leonardo. Teacher of Agriculture. N. J. B.S., University of Missouri, Graduate work, Rutgers University. Travel: Canada, Mexico. MAZIE L. RILEY .....,.. ,,........,.............. ..,.,,,,,,. . . ,,,. ,...............,,,........ . ..., . , . . Atlantic I-Iighlands, N. J. Teacher of English II, School Librarian. A.B., Juniata College, Summer sessions at Johns Hopkins University, Drexel Institute, Extension Courses, Newark State Teachers College. Travel: Canada. CECELIA M. ROTHBART .......,.. ...................,................................ . ............... . .. .... ........... K eyport, N. J. Teacher of English and Dramatics. B.A., Tufts University, Graduate work, Columbia University, American Academy of Dramatic Arts, Maverich Theatre Guild, New York School of the Theatre, Frances Robinson DuE's Dramatic School. MARY L. ROUSE ..,..................................,............. ........................ .................... ...... A t l antic Highlands, N. Teacher of Algebra, Advanced Algebra, and Plane Geometry. A.B., Washington College, M.A., Columbia University, Graduate Work, johns Hopkins Univer- sity. Travel: South America and West Indies. DORIS T. SCHNOOR .......... ...... .... . .................................. ,,............................ ......,.,,.... B e l ford, N. Secretary to the Principal. B.S. in Commerce, Rider College. Travel: Mexico. ELIZABETH C. SCHNOOR .. ......... ...........,......................... ....... B e lford, N. Teacher of Bookkeeping, School Treasurer. B.C.S., Rider College. Travel: Mexico. ADDIE SCISCO ..........,.............,. ...... .,.,................................... f .......,,.............................. .... R e d Bank, N. Supervisor of Physical Education, Coach of all Girls' Physical Education Activities. B.S., New York University, New Haven Normal School of Gymnastics, Harvard Summer School Certilicate, Courses at Teachers College, N. Y. Travel: Alaska, Austria, Canada, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, England, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Mexico, Switzerland. WILLIAM L. SPARROW ........................ ................,........................................ ,....,... A t lantic Highlands, N. J. Teacher of Chemistry, Applied Math. B.S., Elizabethtown and Gettysburg Colleges, Graduate work, Columbia University, University of Maryland. Travel: Canada. WILLIAM G. THOMAS ............... ................................................................................... ........ L e onardo, Teacher of French and Spanish. A.B., Bucknell University, M.A., Columbia University. Travel: Canada, England, France, many, Italy, Spain, Switzerland. LLOYD L. TINGLEY ..,..................................,.,.,..,....,........,...................... .............. A tlantic Highlands, Teacher of Algebra, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, and Aviation Mathematics. A.B., Houghton College, Summer session at Cornell University. Graduate work, Penn Rutgers and Columbia Universities. Travel: Canada. ARNOLD TRUEX ................... ............................... .......... . . . ............ .................... A tlantic Highlands, Teacher of Physical Education, Coach of Boys' Football, Basketball, and Baseball. B.S., Rutgers University. Travel: Canada. ABISHA C. WARRINGTON ...........................................................................,......... .... N avesink, Teacher of Biology. A.B., University of Delaware, M.Ed., Rutgers University. Travel: Canada. LEONARD F. WILLINGER ................. .. .... .......... .... ................... .................................. W oo d b ridge, Teacher of Manual Arts, Mechanical Drawing. School of Fine and Industrial Arts, Rutgers University. RUDOLPH J. WINTHROP ...... ............. .......... ...................,.,................................................. N e w ark, Director of Instrumental Music. N. J. Ger- N. J. State, N. J. N. J. N. J. N. j. College of Music, Berlin, Conservatory Cologne, Columbia University. Travel: Throughout Europe. I 'fTeachers who have entered the Armed Forces. , 96 Seated: Mr. Tirigley, Betty Gaff, Mildred Sellick, Audrey McMnl1-un, Lois Soden, june Abt, Norma Krueger, Audrey Thompson. Robert W'ood. Standing: George Hoffmirc, Margaret Gutturmscn, Arline Morrell, Signe Olving, Vfilliarn Glendinning. ODRANOEL STAFF Edifor-in-Chief ROBERT M. WOOD Axsoriule Ediiors June Abt Signe Olving Betty Gaff Arline Morrell Margaret Guttormsen Audrey McMahon George R. Hoffmire Lois Soden Norma Krueger Mildred Sellick Faculty Adviser .... Plaotograpfaer ..., Audrey Thompson Lloyd L. Tingley William Glendinning Page 11 ACTING PRINCIPAL AND ADVISERS MR. MEGILL Acting Principal 5 A , I A J 5 N .,i. A gpg... J MQW fglfri Se. , ,, f f 525' ' f, ,S ,S I MISS PENNINGTON MISS ROUSE MR. MCCONNELL Wx X 5 ,gx 4 A I H ,gui xxiwx ... sw iw xx SSIXSSSEQQS . ,,,,, MR. MEINERT MR, TINGLEY Page 12 X ,S CLASS OFFICERS FRANKLIN RUCK Prrsidvnl CHARLES NIXON Vicc-Presidffnf HELEN FREIBOTT Sfcrelary JUNE TRUEX Treasurer L' L Y- .mf y si 1 M Si? 1 A -.f-4' 1' ?iWVi',! 'QC Page 13 Q, JUNE ABRAHAM ffjune!P Keansburg Medical Assistant Inna is niigbly aml tall, Always ready Io help all. Latin Club I, 25 Commercial Club 33 Riding Club 35 Fashion Show 15 Li- brarian 45 Wlar Stamp Seller 4. HELEN ALEXANDER Alex Red Bank Secretary A foiixfitiiiioiii girl will not afraiil of foilf' Entered from West Orange Senior High School September, 1942. nv. , , f Bde? Y Page I4 '-wi ff 'xg' JUNE ABT fflltneil Leonardo Undecided A migbl gooil booklcvvpur is sbe, A lt'l-3' guoil sliiilrul slat' will aluuuji Inv Glce Club lg Intramural Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Physical Ed. Leader 35 Deputy Teacher 35 Odranoel Staff 45 A.A. Treasurer 3, 45 Doorman 35 Refereed Grammar School Basketball Games 2, 35 Substitute Grammar School Teacher 45 Librarian 1, 3, 45 Squad Leader 2, 45 Tuition Reports Secretary 45 Office Practice 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Bac- calaureate Exercises 3, Volleyball 3: Commercial Club Secretary 3. OLLYE ALSTON Olly Red Bank Nurse Cbi'i'i'f1il, jollg, zury gdy, Tim! is Olly fiery Jay. Entered fiom john R. Hawkins High Schiitil, NY'arrcnton, N. C., September, I9-42. GEORGE ACKERMAN George Keansburg Undecided Thr piano George lozes to play, A prrllg suell pladxer ue all say, Intramural Basketball 35 Band 1, 2. JOHN ANDROS Yogi o Keansburg Musician W'li.'ii you luui' of lubiiiij in ilay to Currie. Hi-'ll ln' tjiiif. iiill kimuii .mil flien miiirf' lntraniural Basketball 2, 3. 4: Band 1, Ia Orchestra 3: Band :Xssistarit 2: Dancing Instructors 4: Ring Com- mittee 4. 1-df fd' N' if GUS Nd' 'ff Y o X .Q R X C JEANNE BAL HIFIUIIZFU Lincroft Nurse n1l'LIl1!7t' is soul and bear! in luv in rlfazor louanl Ari. Spanish Club 1. RALPH BARTO Ralph Red Bank Undecided Ralph is little, but nr-lar fear His 1.'oife uelre sure ue all can bear. Intramural Baseball 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 35 Riding Club 25 Radio Club 2. f I 1-9. iii! I-IARRIET BANFIELD Haw Leonardo Nurse Many u frxvnil is umm by a smile. Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Mixed Glee Club Z, 35 Physical Ed. Leader 45 Cheer- leader 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 25 Prom Committee 35 Riding Club 35 Art Exhibit 35 Special Girls Group 2, 35 Squad Leader 3. DOROTHY BAUMEISTER ffD0tty,, Keansburg Secretary Uflluays happy, aluuys gay, li our Dolly from Jay lo Jug. Office Runner 35 Intramural Baseball 3, -45 Basketball 35 Ticket Collector 35 Duurman 35 Prom Committee 35 Spanish Club 35 Service Club 3, 45 French Club 25 Usher Class Night 3: Building Reports Secretary 4. DOROTI-IEA BANKS HDD!!! Red Bank Undecided A quiei girl, but never sad. Intramural Baseball 2, 35 Basketball 2, 35 Doorman 35 Commercial Club 35 War Stamp Seller 45 Fashion Show 1. BEATRICE BENNETT rrBcan Port Monmouth Undecided Small as sbt may be, Shih full of personality. Glue Club 1, 2, 35 Mixed Glee Club I, Z, 35 Sewing Club 15 Special Girls Group 2, 35 Sextette 45 Octette 45 Squad Leader 15 Fashion Show 15 Christmas Dance Committee 45 Maga- zine Campaign 35 Decoration Commit- tee 35 Usher Fashion Show 35 Musical Festival 3. ,yu-1 Q1 'f-arf VT? Page 15' 'K' MURIEL BENNETT f Muriel V Bayside Heights Nurst Muriel ix noivtl' for larr curly, W'lJ1rlJ uri' ruzird by all fbi' glrlif' Glec Club 2, -45 Mixed Glee Club 45 Latin Club 1, 35 Perfect Attendance 35 Riding Club 2, 3: Musical Festival 25 Fashion Show I. DOROTHY BROWN D0lfe Keansburg Nurse Slack ia pal uurlb lJuLmg. Latin Club 25 Commercial Club 3a Riding Club 35 Sewing Club 15 Fashion Show 15 Librarian 45 Squad Leader -4. .Ji 'W' FRANK BISHOFF BMD New Nlminmouth Navy 'l'lJiuk of irlii, lm! uork On. Intramural Baseball I, 2: Intramural Baslxctball I, 2, 1, 45 Latin Club I: Cheerleader I: Riding Club l, 2. 3: Ping Pong Tournament l, 2, 3, 4. VERA BROWN Brownie Keansburg Secretary HN ban ix broun, bm: qui are blur, Azul ax u pal rbi' IS uluays true. Othce Runner 25 Glee Club 15 lntra- mural Baseball 3, 45 Basketball 35 Ticket Collector 35 Dootman 35 Prom Committee 35 Riding Club 25 Spanish Club Treasurer 2, 35 Sewing Club 15 Soccer 35 Oflice Practice 45 Cvym Honor Roll 45 Fashion Show I5 Usher Class Night 5. is BERTI-IA BROUWER Bert Belfiird Secretary A wrrrg mm is 5120, I-'fill of pep and tztalilgf' Physical Ed. Leader 3: Twirler 3: 45 Orchestra 2, 5. 4: Cheerleader 25 Perfect Attendance 2, 35 Sewing Club 2, 35 Oliice Practice 45 Waitress Foot- ball Banquet 4: Fashion Show 25 Op- erutta I. DOROTHY BUDELMAN Pl Red Bank Secretary A xlmllonj UHSK I5 51.18, Rvatlwy lo rxprufx brr npmion, gf.: .- Jffll. Girls' Glee Club 152,45 Mixed Glee Club 1,41 Press Club 45 Commercial Club 35 Prom Committee 35 Librarian 45 Stamp Club 15 Spanish Club 25 Secretary to Teacher 45 Orlice Practice 4: Decora- tion Committee Bg Treasurer Magazine Campaign 4: Christmas Dance Com- mittee 45 Commercial Contest 3: Mag- azine Campaign 3. Page 16 'iv -1 65 1' '-J' ZIP P JFNQ :vs Y MARGARET BUTTERFIELD rrpeggyn P110 up uorlt, sb , Glee Club 25 Dancing Instructor 45 Librarian 45 Riding Club 2, 35 Stamp Club 15 Gym Honor Roll 35 Magazine Campaign 35 Music Festival 2. DONALD CODDINGTON ffDOnl? New Monmouth Undecided A little laughter never hurts anyone. Boys' Glee Club I, 2, 35 Mixed Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Bank 15 Latin Club I5 Orchestra I, 2, 45 County Music Fes- tival 15 Senior Mixed Octette 45 All State Chorus 2, 4. ,s X N 5 Rsssswgg - , S -, , ss M .f-by Nix 1 V . .c-N . ' - .i f : 4 - -.- N 5. ,, . Oi ' I . , ' F , ' wx , Q 5.445 I . . .535 . f xX1g..,.asss:s. Bayside Heights Professional Dancing ' e uon't complain CARMELLA CAROTENUTO rrcandhyxn Belford Beautician A lover of sports is she. Intramural Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball I, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 25 Sewing Club 1, 25 Archery 15 Soccer I, 2, 3, 45 Ping Pong 35 Volleyball 35 Twirler 3, 45 Fashion Show 2, 3. CLAIRE CGLLINS Claire Port Monmouth Clerical Work Sewell are easily kept by the silent one. Intramural Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basket- Soccer 1 2 3 4' ball l, 2, 3, 45 , , , , Physical Ed. Leader 2, 35 Sewing Club 1, 25 Fashion Show 35 Squad Leader I. 1' RALPH CIMATO 4b frLalJJ Middletown Undecided ln football bi' ix a liar, We think bi-'ll go wry far. Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 35 County Music Festival 25 Varsity Football 45 junior Varsity Football 2, 35 Fresh- man Football I. EILEEN COONEY ffzfahff 0 Red Bank Stenographer With a laugh and a giggle all day long, Slat-'ll keep you in stitches from night till morn. Physical Ed. Leader 2, 3, 45 Com- mercial Club Ofhcer 35 Sewing Club I, 25 Secretary to Teacher 45 'Twirler 3, 45 Flag Bearer 35 Fashion Show 35 Ofhce Practice 45 War Stamp Seller 4. 4,-b W7 all Page 17 1 K Q MARGARET CROSBEE ffpflgii Port Monmouth Secretary Quiet and zznasxnmirzg, she goes on ber way. Intramural Basketball 1, Z, 45 Baseball I, Z, 45 Librarian -45 Soccer I, 2, 4. BERNICE DOLL Bernie Keansburg Telephone Operator W1ffJ milling i'j'i'S will rvuilj ulf, Curly laamwl Bi'r1m'i' ii aluuyv iz fall. Cvlee Club 15 Lunch Room Cashier 35 Intramural Basketball 25 Cheerleader 45 Spanish Club 35 Soccer 35 Squad Leader 3. Page 18 as f 'u CVC: JOSEPH DE LISA fflopw Middletown Navy Many iz gnl'i favurl bids broken we blur, From nmuj il fllurr bolb fur aml flair. Buildings and Grounds Committee 35 Corridor Squad 35 Spanish Club 35 Sportsmanship Club 35 Perfect Attend- ance 3. KENNETH DOLL f?Kp7Z,, Keansburg Undecided Mun uf EXfII'l'll'Hl'l' in P.A.D. Intramural Baseball 2. 3. 45 Basket- ball 2, 35 junior Varsity Basketball 45 Ping Pong 3. SALVATORE DE MARCO5i HS In K1 Keansburg Aviator Hflz VOl7d7Iflf'5 IS ,715 bobby, Physical Ed. Leader 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Fire Squad 45 Cheerleader I5 Perfect Attendance 35 Riding Club 35 Baseball 3, 4. INIARY DUNNE Sb0rf,3 Leonardo Air Hostess fb0llgl7ffIlI .mal tluict grave, Though lnapjq still. Entered from St. Dominic Academy, .Icrsey City, New jersey, November, I9-82. 'Z ROBERT FARLEY BERTHA FITTERFR skip HBfIf7fJiz',, Keamburg Uiideeided llelfnrd Secretary fill all-iunuil .uuuif filluuf' Bliiu.lf bun, itwi of blur. Physical Ed. Leader 35 Varsity Basket- .AI finuil lniiil umf line. ball 35 Intramural Basketball I. 3, 45 Lunch Ruom Caihicr 35 Intramural Fire Squad 3. 45 Spanish Club 35 Claw. Iiaxeball 15 Intramural Batketball l, Z, room Air Raid Warden 3, 45 Irnntball 3. 45 Deputy Teacher 45 Squad Leader I, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Sportsman- 2, K5 Twirler Z, 3, -lg Intramural Soi:- ship Club 35 Christmas Deeoratiin ter I. 23 Oflice Practice 4, Fashion Committee 4. Shim 2, JOSEPH EOURNIER HERBERT FRAKE Jw HH.-iff' New Monmouth U. S. Forest Serii Rtd Bank Undecided HGIII' bmi u gnu um! fn'i uf run, Nui: ii ian, miii u uurii. Bn! bf' fIH'l'f'III In im' uhrri fn jmm! lf, plmixrf' Fire Squad 3, 4: Ticket Collector 3 Doorman 35 Riding Club 'Hz Radi Club I: Air Raid Squad 4. lnnll min' hull llui inunq :mm HI u flniiif' Intramural liatltetball I, 45 Fire Squad 1, -4, Mailman 45 Spanish Club 5 7 Spnrtsmanxliip Club .., 35 Stock Rtiiim f ltrlc I, 4, Supply Squa .. ' DOUGLAS EOULKS Dong Keansburg Undccided Tall uuil ullfa ffm! VIYLIVIII, Tfml ilwi nu rim' fJui'n1. Glue Club I, 25 Mixed Glee Club I, 2, Pliysieal Ed. Lender I, 25 Varsity Basketball 4, Intramural Batltetball I, 15 Fire Squad 4, Class Oihcer 35 Door- rnan 35 Shop Committee l, Z5 Spanish Club 35 Prom Committee 35 Varsity Iiuutball 2, J, 45 Intramural Track 2, 35 Freshman Football I5 Service Club 3, 45 Refereed High School In- tramural Basketball 3, 45 Sportsman- ship Club 35 junior Varsity Iiasltet- ball 1. FRANK FRAZER Ft'arlf'.ts Highlandi Doctor H4 i to lflIll'f ur m'ii'r bear a jwrfz, Bn! ufii' .ill lmzril of tflll ll'!1f!'VY Vlllllllllx ill'l'f?, Iintered from Western High School, W'aShington, Il. C., NnvembCr, 942. -41 A M0 t, ffl- A '4' 'N M '-7 fz Z f uh i we I Eff 4 Page 19 ff'- an 3 'n K 3 t , tt 3 3 HELEN FREIBQTT Hele11,' Port Monmouth Comptometrist She's aluwyt really with 11 uilling smilr, Anal puts an curl to your rwry trial. Ofhce Runner 13 Latin Club 23 Class Officer 43 Spanish Club 33 Prom Com- mittee 33 Riding Club Z, 33 Secretary to Teacher 3, 43 Ofhce Practice 43 Intramural Volley Ball 33 Service Club 43 Bowling Club 33 Ring Commit- tee 4. WILLIAM GLENDINNING ffGIgn77 Leonardo Undecided Curly locks they call our Bill, And of them he has bis fill. Intramural Baseball 23 Physical Ed. Leader 4g Intramural Basketball 2, 33 Fire Squad 43 Deputy Teacher 33 Od- ranoel Staff 4g Track 2, 3, 43 Camera Club 33 Air Raid Warden 43 Table Tennis Tournament 2, 3: Magazine Campaign 43 Football 43 Sportsmanship Club 23 Junior Varsity Basketball 4. GEORGE FRESHI NMHHU Keansburg Undecided Silm1ce is golllenf' HARRY GOLDENBERG Goldie Red Bank Army They tall him mischief maker num- ber one, When we my that we'rr going some. Glee Club 3g Physical Ed. Leader 43 Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Doorman 33 Sportsmanship Club 33 Intramural Basketball Referee 33 Supply Squad 4. 5 if 01 3 L .7 I an BETTY GAFF Bef Leonardo Secretary She's short and sweet, A friend you would uant to meet. Lunch Room Cashier 33 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 33 Intramural Baseball 1, 2, 33 Intramural Soccer 2, 33 Od- ranoel Staff 43 Cheerleader 3, 4g Corn- mercial Club 33 Stamp Club 13 Fashion Show 13 Squad Leader 3g Usher at Graduation 3. LESTER GOODMAN FILES!! Leonardo Artist To paint and drau is his delight, His projects are a uorthuhile sight. Latin Club 1, 23 Senior Play Scenery 3. lf, sie Page 20 ---ali' RODNEY GORDON Lf Rod New Monmouth Undecided Sfui1ions and staitl is be, He lakes life rather seriously Glee Club I, 3g Mixed Glee Club 3: Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, Ticket Collector 35 County Music Festival 1, Doormari 3, Senior Mixed Octette 4: Prom Committee 3, Riding Club 33 Boys' Octette 3g Mixed Quartet 3, School Music Festival 3, 45 All State Chorus 4g Christmas Program 4. GRACE HAULBOSKY Blondie Leonardo Telephone Operator 'fbalterbox Gracie is ber name, And with ber chattering she uill seek fame. Oflice Runner 3g Cheerleader 2, 3, Stamp Club 1, 2, Sewing Club 2, 35 Squad Leader 2, 35 Fashion Show 2, 3. W EDWARD GREELEY PfEdl7 Belford Undecided Quirll-y on his way Ed goes, Nvzrr a hare of disturbance he shows. Intramural Baseball 2, 33 Physical Ed. Leader 3, 45 Intramural Basketball l. 2: Freshman Football lg Junior Varsity Football 25 Varsity Football 4g Base- ball 4g Sportsmanship Club 2, 3. SHIRLEY I-IERRMANN Sl9irl Keansburg Secretary Sl1ll Efblfllllg, slill pursuing, Tlaafs ubal Slllrlvft aluizgs i1'0mg, Oice Runner 35 Physical Ed. Leader 4, Deputy Teacher 2, Ticket Collector 31 Doorman 3, Prom Committee 3, Riding Club 2, Spanish Club 2, 35 Sewing Club 1: Secretary to Teacher 1, 45 Soccer 33 Service Club 31 Squad Leader 3, Usher Class Night 3, Bowl- ing Club 3g Fashion Show lg Readers Digest Secretary 3, 4, Book Club Secre- tary 4. -X ,H ,.r-lu. 'VS' MARGARET GUT TORMSEN Margaret Leonardo Busineis WlJcr1cwr tbi'ri s u ,Mb lo do slJc's willing. Oice Runner lg Odranoel Staff 45 Commercial Club 35 Assistant Home- room Chairman 3, 45 Assistant Deputy Teacher 25 Substitute Grammar School Teacher 4, Homeroom Chairman Mag- azine Campaign 3g Ushered Baccalaur- eate Service 3g Ushered Graduation 33 Squad Leader 4, War Stamp Salesman 4. GEORGE HOFFMIRE MHOHU Red Bank Dentist An influsfrious worker wifb a swell personality. Intramural Track 35 Intramural Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club 1, 3: Mixed Glee Club 35 County Music Festival lg Boys' Octet 3, Senior Mixed Octet 4g Fire Squad 3, 4, Air Raid 3, 4g Magazine Campaign 3, Service Club 3, 43 German Club 2, Stamp Club 1, Riding Club 35 Od- ranoel Staff 43 Homeroom Chairman 3, Dancing Instructor 43 Prom Com- mittee 3g Ticket Collector 45 Intra- mural Baseball 3. Page 21 HAROLD HOPKINS PPHOPD Navesink Army Tank Corps Yon lJur'u'ly krmu bi' IX about, Fire Squad 3, 43 Deputy Teacher 3, 43 Stamp Club 23 Sportsmanship Club 3. BETTY KEMLY ffB0tty!l Leonardo Secretary AS Hll'l'l'j ut lbw :fm is long, Office Runner 43 Glee Club 33 Intra- mural Baseball 23 Mixed Glec Club 33 Phvsical Fd. Leader 43 Intramural Basketball 23 Commercial Club 33 Soc- cer Z3 Music Festival 3. Cf W l .1ee hue XX 'V .xx wlaif MARIE JOHNSON Mari1 ' Keansburg Stenographer Not small, Hllf lull, Bur likvil by all. Intramural Baseball 43 Intramural Bas- ketball 43 Ticket Collector Spanish Club 43 'Band 3, 43 Latin Club 13 Camera Club 33 Riding Club 23 Span- ish Club 33 Sewing Club I3 Squad Leader 23 Office Practice 43 Fashion Club l. RICHARD KENDZIA f'R.'f1ff Leonardo Aeronautical Engineer When fbrre comes Ibm' fest, The quiet man ix always larsl, Physical Ed. Leader 23 Intramural Bas- ketball 2, 33 Intramural Track 2, 3. 'aff T DOROTHY KELLY Dot New Monmouth Journalism Daft onlj real arjamzlion, lv to be Flrsf Lady of ffae Naiiouf' Clee Club 13 2, 3: Mixed Glee Club I, 2, 33 Deputy Teacher 33 County Music Festival 13 Press Club 43 Home- room Chairman 43 Dancing Instruc- tor 43 Prom Committee 33 Stamp Club 13 Archerv 1: Secretary to Teacher 43 Chairman Christmas Program Commit- tee 43 Treasurer Ring Committee 43 Treasurer of Social Science 3. 4: Treas- urer of Sophomore English Trip 23 Senior Octet 43 Special Girls Group 33 School Music Festival 2. 3: OHice Practice 43 Squad Leader 2, 3. GLORIA KING HGIOJJ Keansburg Typist Gloriu's dclzglvt is Home EcorION1ic'S. Sewing Club 13 Fashion Show I. v NU' 4-q, tv! 'swf fx A aww? 117 BETTY KIRCHNER PfB6ft3',, Middletown Undecided rrunilllllg to uorfc, ulllmg In cure, Wifi: trtuix ibut tm' uortha czrri- ubLiV1I. Oifice Runner 4, Glue Club 1, 2. 3: Intramural Baseball l, 2. 3, 41 Mixed Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Intramural Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, -4, Ticket Collector 3, Doorman 3, Spanish Club 33 Prom Committee 33 Refereed Grammar School Baaketball Game: 2, 35 Substitute Grammar School Teacher 4, Archery I: Squad Leader I, Ig Music Festival 2, 3g Special Girls' Glee Club 3: Christmas Decorating Committee 41 Soccer 1, 2, 3, Intramural Volleyball 3. FRANK KORPON Frank Leonardo Undecided Brief are his amurrs, lm questions none. Intramural Basketball 1, 4, junior Varsity Basketball 2, 3, Football 3, 44 Junior Varsity Football 2, IW' 'S ,... w-We 'W MARLAN KNIGHT ffTinJ,,, Middletown Business Slut ulio ktwfretb ber 5iIt'm'z', kt'r'fn'fb IIN' fFlA'71dS. Presa Club 3g Stamp Club lg Secretary to Teacher 4, French Club Z3 Red Cross 3, Othce Practice 4, Prom Com- mittee 3. NORMA KRUEGER HNOYH Fast Keanxburg Bcautician Hxllicajx utur a izmna Ullllf, Ctrliunlj i1 frzrmf uurlla-ub1li'. Office Practice 4, Glee Club lg Intra- mural Baseball 3, 4g Intramural Bas- l-tetball 2, 13, 43 Odranoel Staff 4g Flag Bearer 3, 43 Latin Club lg Dancing Instructor 4g Prom Committee 35 Camera Club 3g Spanish Club 35 Arch- ery lg Secretary to Teacher 4g Gym Honor Roll 4, Intramural Ping Pong Tournament Z, Physical Fd. Leader 4g Intramural Volleyball 3g Soccer 3, 45 Fashion Show lg Sewing Club 1, Class Leader in Physical Education 4. on .na ww I I WN M l 'fm 'V' .aft 14, Iva 'Q 57 if lf I MA RJORIE KOLEDA Margie River Pla7.1 College NIur',qr is My and quilt' full, fl frm' frzrvzil, imil llkmf by all. Glce Club Ig Lunch Room Cashier lg Intramural Baseball lg Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 35 Archery lg Ollice Practice 43 Twirler l, 23 Twirler Mayor 3, 4g Soccer Z, 4, Piano Club Ig Band Concert 2, 3, 41 Squad Lead- er 43 Usher Graduation 35 Usher Bac- calaureate 35 Senior Operetta lg Intra- mural Basketball 3g Class Leader 4. WILMA KRUEGER Bill lfast Keansburg Professional Dancing A lzlili' mln uilfa u jalutlitull xnzifvf' Cheerleader 3, Commercial Club 35 Prom Committee 35 Riding Club Z: Sewing Club 2, Archery lg Dancing at Senior Play 2, Dancing for P.T.A. 3, Squad Leader 45 Bowling Club 3g Camera Club 3g Band Leader and Twirler I. fda 'Q'-,QW , PW ? Ai. Asp.. 53' 2, , ,jf-A312-tFgb:t'f'.' , an L, x' ft ,gf ' gig'-fjf:iYf,f.1,J,?2,?-if ,,.12,,,w2' 1125-'rf-11' fl r,Tf'7'w.:i,g at if in-, . Perf' W Mi p -ff,,g .:7e',,', LIT' ,52 rffifiw ii-mf? Page 23 XR, N ALICE LA RUE flpeggyli Atlantic Highlands Nurse Adorned uilb a sunny disposition, And has murb ambition. Latin Club 25 Cheerleader 45 Soccer 15 Spiritualist Club 35 -Intramural Baseball 15 Mixed Glee Club 35 Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2. EDNA LEE fFEd!, Port Monmouth Nurse Easy to please and easy io ge! along with. Intramural Baseball 1, 2, 45 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Archery 15 Soccer 1, 2, 45 Bowling Club 35 Physical Ed. Honor Roll 4. 'K' i .4 Y Xl ' 5 ROSE LA VEGLIO ffR0Se7, Keansburg Beautician Very qziiei, bu! a deep ibinkerf' Lunch Room Cashier 35 Deputy Teach- er 2, 35 Perfect Attendance 15 Secre- tary to Teacher 45 Usher at Gradua- tion 3. GRACE LEE Grace Port Monmouth Bookkeeper No one can deny That Grace is very shy. Intramural Baseball 1, 2, 45 Intramur- al Basketball 1, 2, 45 Bowling Club 35 Decorating Committee 35 Soccer 1, 2, 45 Physical Ed. Honor Roll 4. Www- K' 5 ROSEMARIE LAVERY Posey Keansburg Telephone Operator Very quiel, and ezer sufeei, Qualities that ean'l be bealfl Commercial Club 35 Office Practice 3. MARY LEONARD ffMa5ryJl Leonardo Secretary Always giggling in ibe class, Is Mary, u happy lass. Squad Leader 33 Usher at Graduation 3: Ofhce Practice 45 Fashion Show 3. - iw! r-N, gQ 'WIIF' 5 Page 24 I 1 v l N DOROTHY LOGAN Dott ' Atlantic Highlands Nurse Bl0m1'r hair, bright rats of lalnr. She re.zll3 is iz pal Ibufs fruit Oice Runner 35 Prom Committee 3 Squad Leader 3. MARJORIE MATTHEWS HRFXJ3 Keansburg Typist Happy go Luclzgf' Ofiice Runner 25 Sewing Club 15 leash- ion Show 25 Cafeteria NY'ork 1. 4 'W' 1 T vos 3 i ELIZABETH LONG Batty Lincroft Secretary Not 100 serious, noi too gay, Init u friernlly girl, Lunch Room Cashier 45 Intramural Baseball 45 Otlice Practice 45 Soccer 4. HOWARD MALLEN Ambrose Leonardo Navy The bog ultb flaw nun' u'a1'-5' laairf' Varsity Basketball 45 Intramural Bas- ketball 1, 25 Perfect Attendance 25 Refereed Grammar School Basketball Games 35 Boys' Intramural Ping Pong Tournament 3, 45 Varsity Baseball 3, 45 junior Varsity Basketball 35 Junior Varsity Baseball 2. 10 'U' ,gm .. ,K 'gigs' 'I 4' 1 J , 1 1 f' : 1 l 'ST we ev I JOHN MADDEN Q9 The Admiral Port Monmouth Flier The Naiy ix his Pride and joy. Entered from Manual Training High School, Brooklyn, N. Y., September, 1941. Homeroom Chairman 3. AUDREY MCMAHON Mickey Leonardo Nurse Always willing io li-nd a band, lt Auilrey, Une lvuilrr of Ihr band. Lunch Room Cashier 35 Captain In- tramural Bascball I, 2, 35 Physical Ed. Lander 2, 3, 45 Captain Intramural Basketball l, Z, 35 Deputy Teacher 35 Odranoel Staff 45 Band l, 3, 45 Cheer- leader Z, 3, 45 Homeroom Chairman 3, 45 Dancing Instructor 2, 3, 45 Refereed Grammar School Basketball Games 2, 35 Substitute Grammar School Teacher 45 Secretary to Teacher 3, 45 Office Practice 45 Fashion Show 2, 35 Drum Majorette 3, 45 Band Concert I, 3, 4. 'v '49 Page 2.5 BERNADETTE MCNICHOLL Bz'ri1ie Leonardo Secretary Au r'ni'm'at girl uzrb grizlli' utiyi, A misc disposiliofz the ifl5j7li1yx. Intramural Basketball 3g Librarian 4, Archery Ig Twirler 3, 4, Ring Cum- mittee 4, Oflace Practice 41 Red Cross Club 33 Fashion Show I, 2g Piano Club 1. MARY MENZEL Mai'3 ' Lincroft Nurse fl umnl of qnirl 1LrI.1l ll the, Entered from Red Bank High School, February, 1942. WW, MK' J Page 26 'E' MARIAN MCPHAIL trMaCJJ I.ciinardo Nurse Hzllurlrys lL'Ifl7 u innnj' imzlu, Aluiiyr uilb if uoril zL'oi'lb1L'la1lz'. Olhce Runner I, 2g Intramural Base- ball 1, 2g Physical Ed. Leader Z, 35 Intramural Basketball 1, 24 Latin Club lg Cheerleader 2, 3, 4g Commercial Club 3, Dancing Instructor -lg Riding Club 2, Sewing Club 1, Zg Secretary tu Teacher lg Usher Graduation 3g Usher Baccalaureate 35 Otlice Practice 45 Soccer 1, 2, Bowling Club 33 Fashion Show 1, 2, Squad Leader 41 Intramural Girls' Ping Pong Tourna- ment 2, 5g Treasurer Magazine Cam- paign 4. JANET MIDDLEDITCH Inner Menmouth Hills Undecided fl gown' tiffaldz' in awry rporrf' Intramural Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Physical lid. Leader 4, Perfect Attendance 1. 2, 35 Substitute Grammar School Teacher 43 Prom Committee 3: Arch- ery lg Intramural Ping Pong Tourna- ment I, 2, 3, 41 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Usher Class Night 3: Magazine Cam- paign 5g Office Practice 41 Intramural Volleyball Z, iq Red Cross Club 3: Cinmmercial Club Contest 3. ,Q ' 9 '24, pw: ,- VERONICA MENOSKY R01111ie', KUYPUFF Secretary lv-'la' firm' gag all the dtzgf' Glee Club 1, 43 Mixed Glee Club 43 Intramural Basketball I: Deputy Teggh- Cf ZZ Press Club 3: Prom Committee 4: Spanish Club 11 Piano Club lg Gp- eretta Ig Secretary and Office Practice 4, Squad Leader 31 Intramural Girls' Ping Pong Tournament Ig Bookkeep- ing Contest 2. WILLIAM MILLER Baie Port Monmouth Machinist Full of fun amf llllXL'l7lt'f, likvil' by all, Intramural Baseball 3: Mixed Glee Club 3: Varsity Basketball 4g Intramural Basketball 1, 2, Dancing Instructor 3: Ticket Collector 2, 31 Band 23 Door- man 1, 23 Airplane Club 2: Current Events lg kluninr Varsity Basketball 5, 45 Intramural Softball 3, Sportsman- ship Club 2, 33 Boys' Intramural Ping Pong Tournament Z, 3, Xa -,,....v-'J' IW' 'S' I BETTY MORFORD YFBFIU New Monmouth I Typist From iba lop of bn brad fo flat' lip of bn tors. Shea full of fun and laughing Iam. Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Mixed Glee Club 35 Band 1, 2, 3, -+5 County Music Fes- tival 15 Prom Committee 35 Archery 15 Squad Leader 35 Fashion Show 25 Band Concert 1, 2, 3, 45 Music Festival 2, 35 Special Girls' Glee Club 3. VIRGINIA MOUNT ffjinny,, Middletown Collegt N0lbiug is arblezm' 'lLIffJ01Il zfntlpzzsiusmfl Office Runner 1, 2, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Mixed Cwlee Club I, 2, 3, 45 Intra- mural Basketball 1, 25 Deputy Teacher 35 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 152,31 Referecd Grammar School Basketball Games 25 Substitute Grammar School Teacher 45 Riding Club 25 Senior Mix- ed Octet 2, 35 Special Girls' Trio 35 Music Festival 2, 35 All State Chorus 45 Prom Committee 35 Latin Club I5 Special Girls' Sextet 2, 3. ARLENE MORELL SfJ0rfy', Port Monmouth Secretary Arlene XATHIX ,tu shy aml fall, B111 ubiu you knou but Shu ixrfl ul ull. Odranoel Staff 45 Ticket Collector 2, 35 Latin Club lg Stamp Club 25 Secretary to Teacher 3, 45 Oflace Practice 45 Band Concert 2, 35 Red Cross Club 35 Commercial Club Contest 3. RICHARD MULLIN M00n,' Naxesinlt Engineer A gvnllinmn be ull! aluuyx br. Doorman 35 Shop Committee 1, 2, 3, 4: Archery 2, 3. GLORIA MORRIS HIIUIIOVU Red Bank , Secretary Pl1'utuul m buf lrliulllcrsf' Spanish Club l, Z5 Camera Club 25 Librarians' Club 35 Sewing Club 1, 25 Secretary to Teacher 45 Soccer 15 Ush- er Class Night 35 oriiec Practice 45 Piano Demonstration 35 Gym Honor Roll 45 Fashion Show I. SAMUEL MYERS rfsanzn Belford Aviation A nal frlwlif, ui' ull like his Sort, Guml rzulzlrvif fuffrizt, Vlearz-fill sporlf' Intramural Basketball 35 Camera Club 3. 'dpi 'frwA0 25'--K' 96? 51413 Z 'ww It-..,,,,,,,. Page 27 pb... l FANNIE NATALE ffFanD Red Bank Secretary Her genial personality brings ber many friends. Glee Club 1, 25 Intramural Baseball 1, 25 Mixed Glee Club 1, 25 Intramural Basketball 1, 25 County Music Festival 35 Sewing Club 25 Prom Committee 35 Archery 15 Senior Operetta 15 Fash- ion Show 25 Usher Class Night 35 Perfect Attendance 1. WILLIAM O'BRIEN f'Bf1z Keansburg Undecided A little nzistbief by Ibe way, A little fun to spice the day. Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 45 Sports- manship Club 2, 3. -asf i v, ,s ,,,i 31 f 4 GLADYS NETTERMAN julie Red Bank Nurse 4 . s- G0wl natural, qlziel ana' SfuLl'l01lS.U Entered from Red Bank High School March 9, 1943. GLORIA OLSEN Blondie Plattmount Dress Designer Very charming, ever sweet, lust the kind y0u'd like to meer. Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Mixed Glee Club 35 Squad Leader 35 County Music Festival 1, 25 Dancing Instructor 45 Prom Committee 35 Riding Club 35 Sewing Club I, 25 Secretary to Teach- er 45 Fashion Show 1, 35 Senior Op- If eretta 15 Home Room Librarian 3. ,Vi 245 ,,,' CHARLES NIXON ffNiCkJJ Leonardo Mechanical Engineer Not loo jollg, not too sad, But a quiet sort of a lad. Intramural Baseball 25 Physical Ed. Leader 45 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 35 Class Officer 45 Spanish Club 2, 35 Radio Club 15 Sportsmanship Club 2, 35 Baseball 35 Boys' Intramural Ping Pong Tournament 2, 35 Christmas Dec- oration Committee 4. SIGNE OLVING ffsigii Red Bank Undecided A 5li1lL1'L'l7f upon ubom you ran ale- penil, Sheds patienl aml logul fo the end. Deputy Teacher 3, 45 Odranoel Staff 45 Latin Club 15 Press Club 35 Archery I5 Assistant Deputy Teacher 45 Substi- tute Grammar School Teacher 45 Camera Club 25 Stamp Club 25 Sec- retary to Teacher 3, 45 Commercial Club 35 Christmas Decoration Com- mittee 45 Squad Leader 45 Study Hall Monitor 45 Prom Committee 35 Com- mercial Club Contest 3. 'HN gi 9 H'-'af if I i we X Page Z8 I SIGURD OLVING rrsign Red Bank Undecided Six foot tu 0, uilla sys of Hin. Intramural Basketball 41 Track 43 Sportsmanship Club Z, 3. CYNTHIA PERRONE ffCyn,, Keansburg Clerk Typist Always willing to express her feelings. OfIice Runner 1, 2, Intramural Baseball lg Deputy Teacher 2, 3g Spanish Club lg Secretary to Teacher 2, 3g Usher at Band Concert 25 OHice Practice 4, Soccer 1, ,sl .3 DOROTHY PATTERSON Hpailr Bclford Secretary Dorothy lows musir, we all know, Some flay slJv'll slar ina musical show. Mixed Cwlee Club I, 2, 3, 4g Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 53 Senior Oc- tette 44 County Musical Festival 2g Musical Festival 3, 43 Secretary to Teacher 3, Intramural Baseball lg Dep- uty Teacher 3g Squad Leader 4, Study I-Iall Monitor 43 Intramural Soccer 3g Piano Club lg Substitute Grammar School Teacher 4g Office Runner 4, Physical Education Leader 4. ALICE PHILLIPS Alice Atlantic Highlands Biologist She wean a smile you ran'l erase, And in law tludirfx slne is an acc. ,fi--,V ' , V I fx K fifgw ' ,F ., at H -A X If X MADELINE PATTERSON Madeline Chapel Hill Undecided A quid girl indeed, But ye! a friend in nr'm1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Intramural Baseball 1, 24 Mixed Cvlee Club 2, 3a Intra- mural Basketball I, 25 Soccer 1, 2. ELIZABETH CONSTANCE RAPP Connie Red Bank Undecided A merry heart maltefla a cheerful countenance. Intramural Basketball 1, 25 Orchestra lg Stamp Club lg Archery lg Oiice Practice 43 Soccer 1, 2. 1395. 'W' Page 29 M i Hin all -gs 65, , ' i ?.'Y X' s , nf 'ic . fgzf,-,4 : we ' 1 ,'-vr,r f ' 4 1 , V- ' :A ., A , -'cc 9 grim ni V-an 15 '5'5 '-' - , . ,ary W, 'K Vvffjf j-372, ., W ff' t 'fdrfi ma-AW ROBERT REINERTSON Swede East Keansburg Electrical Engineer If he works in the Air Corps as he did on the jield, His country he will always shield. Intramural Baseball 15 Physical Ed. Leader 2, 45 Varsity Basketball 45 In- tramural Basketball 1, 25 Spanish Club 52, 35 Secretary to Teacher 35 Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 45 Sportsmanship Club 2, 35 junior Varsity Basketball 2, 35 Freshman Var- sity Football l5 Student Shop Leader 25 Supply Squad 4. GLADYS SANKS Gladie East Keansburg Artist A top-notch artist is she, Ever busy will she be, Lunch Room Cashier 35 Intramural Baseball 1, 45 Intramural Basketball 1, 45 Perfect Attendance 45 Dancing Instructor 45 Camera Club 35 Arch- ery 25 Red Cross Club 35 Soccer l, 45 Ofhce Practice 45 Twirler 3, 45 Physical Ed. Leader 15 Senior Play Scenery 35 Gym Honor Roll 45 Piano Club 1. FRANKLIN RUCK Frank Leonardo Undecided A quiet lad is he, Friend to all he'll be. Physical Ed. Leader 45 Intramural Bas- ketball 2, 45 Class Oflicer 2, 45 Per- fect Attendance 15 Homeroom Chair- man 1, 2, 35 Dancing Instructor 25 German Club 1, 25 Sportsmanship Club 2, 35 Supply Squad 45 Ticket Collector 35 Service Club 3, 45 Ring Committee 4, GLADYS SCHNIER Gladys Port Monmouth Undecided A light heart, a spirit high, Are written in her sprakling eye. CATHERINE SALMON ffcaddyil Keyport Business Caddy is a friend most true, Always cheerful, rarely blue. Glee Club 1, 45 Intramural Baseball 2, 3, 45 Mixed Glee Club 1, 45 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 35 Twirler 3, 45 Press Club 3, 45 Perfect Attendance 15 Prom Committee 35 Librarians' Club 25 Office Practice 45 Soccer 2, 35 Girls' Ping Pong Tournament 1, 2, 35 Lion's Road Stai 35 Usher Mu- sic Festival 35 Secretary to Teacher 45 Flower Girl Graduation 35 Christmas Dance Committee 45 Homeroom Li- brarian 25 Vice-President of Girls' Club 45 War Stamp Treasurer 4. ' HELEN SCOTT Scotty East Keansburg Undecided Here's a girl who is brilliant indeed Not only clever but bound to sue- reedfl Intramural Baseball 45 Physical Ed. Leader 25 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Squad Leader 45 Homeroom Li- brarian 45 Office Practice 45 Gym Hon- or Roll 45 Piano Club I. ,1, lx X .A -,5 : 1. H W' ,, 5 ,V ,X ix ji will 'fill' l gp 'i al l it 'V sf Page 30 w. ww-x WALTER SCOTT it rvscotltyu I Atlantic Highlands Plumber An-itbmg for L1 quiet life, HELEN SHAFFERY Helen East Keansburg Nurse Never uilboul a smzlc and somfflnmg f14nn3 on Ike uag, Helen IS our pal from dag to Jag. Intramural Baseball 1, 3: Sewing Club lg Soccer 1, 3, 4g Usher Graduation 35 Fashion Show lg Bowling Club 35 Squad Leader 2, V'aitress at Football Banquet 4. 1 xx 'uw s se.-tm 'e i H. .S ,.Qi:Z,, , ,X N Q fl 3 is X , t W, iw X i X , X Q ,J ,ga tx: 5 vu is .. 'H -X S't.t,.,f JANE SEARCH ffjanp!! Leonardo Secretary Init iz jul frm' tum' kmil, :I low! elizxxmale all the time. Oflice Runner 45 Ticket Collector 34 Commercial Club 3g Fashion Show 23 Secretary to Teacher 45 Usher 2, 3g Of- fice Practice 4. ELIZABETH SI-IEPPARD Dimples Port Monmouth Undecided ln slzi ibfi imall, but llkril by all. Intramural Baseball 1, 2, Intramural Basketball I, 2, Soccer I, 25 Squad Leader 43 Fashion Show l. -4 159. 'WN T27 MILDRED SELLICK ffizubw Leenardo Journalist A happy, inilutfrioux, good-natureil miss, Om' nba ix aluuyi ready Io assist. Glce Club 3, 45 Mixed Glee Club 3, 4g Odrantel Stal? 45 County Music Fes- tival 3g Press Club 4g Dancing Instruc- tor 4, Prom Committee 3g Red Cross Club 3. ALBERT SIMPSON HDOFU Ht-addons Corner Undecided la-Vs gr! going um! get things done, Tlun ue'll lmzi' time for 11 lol of fini. Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Fire Squad -lg Deputy Teacher 45 Ticket Collector 4, Doorman 35 Varsity Base- ball Manager 3g Assistant Football Manager 39 Dancing Instructor 45 Prom Committee 35 Aeroplane Club 21 Sportsmanship Club 2, 3: Squad Leader 3, 4, Intramural Track 3, 45 Air Raid Squad 4. 24' s 1- Page 3 1 5 4? RICHARD SMITHSON 'finale' Belford Navy He liifas in a world all his own. Sportsmanship Club 2, 3. JOHN STAVOLA rrfackn Red Bank Agriculturist And wby sboula' life all labor be, A quiet sort of lad is be. Deputy Teacher 3, 45 Sportsmanship Club 3. LOIS SODON HLO!! Atlantic Highlands Nurse Friendly in all her ways, A happy smile she displays. Physical Ed. Leader 45 Odranoel Staff 45 Oice Runner 25 Commercial Club 35 Camera Club 35 Fashion Show 15 Prom Committee 35 Waitress Banquet 45 Squad Leader 2, 35 Oflice Practice 45 Glee Club 1. CHRISTINA STEVENSON fflnav Port Monmouth Stenographer A jolly personality has sbs, And to us a friend sbe'll always be. .4 ,if .Y 1-04' ' -N--1 . 'ar , , I ggi' I J . -,, as If ,r . . 5 'f'f f x 3 1 . .r . I: Z ' Lf g. - i W' ' ,jg , :N gy ff . .. Vw, if ' if D31 J ' if 5 F' ff Page 32 , I EJ V? EVELYN SPITZNAS I fEiJJ Keansburg Stenographer Almost afraid to express ber thoughts, S0 quiet is she. Spanish Club 35 Sewing Club 25 Secre- tary to Teacher 35 Usher Band Con- cert 25 Oilice Practice 4. EGBERT SWACKHAMER Swaclz', Middletown Music and Dramatics Small but mighty. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Band Assistant 2, 3, 45 Dancing In- structor 45 Prom Committee 35 Special Boys Group 35 School Music 'Festival 35 Senior Octet 4. was ,- I 'lv ' 'rf Meigs' A AUDREY THOMPSON ffTupp3'P5 Port Monmouth Commercial Artist Aui1lrry's u girl uifb iz song in ber lJi'r1ri, Who llzes day by ilay I0 diconzplisb ber arf. Office Runner 43 Glee Club Z, 3, 43 Mixcd Glee Club 2, 3. 43 Physical Ed. Leader 2, 33 Deputy Teacher lg Od- ranoel Staff 43 Band 2g Cheerleader 4g Homeroom Chairman 23 Dancing Instructor 2, 33 Substitute Grammar School Teacher 43 Prom Committee 33 Secretary to Teacher 33 Senior Oc- tet 43 Senior Play Advertising 13 Senior Play Scenery 33 Girls' Trio 3: Music Festival 2, 3, 43 Chairman Christmas Decorating Committee 43 Prom Program Committee 3. MARY TREZZA reMarJ,:: Red Bank Undecided We like ber quiet and reserved uajsfl Lunch Room Cashier 3g Sewing Club 3, YU t Us 'Q WALLACE THOMPSON rrwallyxs Red Bank Undecided W'orlc, ulafrc hair I beuril tba! word before? Intramural Baseball 3g Intramural Bas- ketball I, 2, 33 Intramural Track 33 Sportsmanship Club 2, JQ Bookroom 4. JUNE TRUEX ffI.T',, New Monmouth Dental Assistant Sinn-rr and lrue, loyal and kind, You fould Search forfzwr but anoihrr like lsrr gon could 1lC'lt'f fndf' Ofhce Runner 43 Physical Ed. Leader 3, 43 Ticket Collector 33 Band 2, 33 Class Ofhcer 3, 43 Dancing Instruc- tor 43 Spanish Club 33 Prom Commit- tee 33 Librarian Club 23 Archery lg Secretary to Teacher 43 Fashion Show 13 Squad Leader 23 Service Club, 3, 43 Ring Committee 43 Band Con- cert 23 Refereed Volleyball 2. fm 5 IRENE TV ACH lrer1e,' Leonardo Undecided Her speech dvlzlumte, Air actions quite slow, And llarougln lifv she will noneba- lanlly go, Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Mixed Glee Club 33 Homeroom Chairman 13 Camera Club 23 Archery 13 Usher Art Exhibit 33 Fashion Show 23 Red Cross Club 33 Music Festival 33 Senior Play Scenery 33 Ring Committee 4. ELIZABETH VALLANCE ffYit,, East Keansburg File Clerk An indusirious worker full of good cheer. Intramural Baseball 43 Commercial Club 33 Camera Club 1, 23 Riding Club 23 Sewing Club 13 Soccer 4g Fashion Show 23 Squad Leader 3. X Page 33 ft , if RALPH VAN PELT uB1lb,, New Monmouth Machinist Let it mm, lc! it pour, nolbing bothers mr. Oflce Runner 45 Physical Ed. Leader 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 2, 45 Fire Squad 3, 45 Mailman 45 Spanish Club 35 Sportsmanship Club 2, 35 Air Raid Squad 45 Bookroom Man- ager 3, 45 Supply Squad 4. ARTHUR WEFLEMEYER PPArtD! Keansburg Chemist Engineer Success is uzihzn bis grasp. Intramural Baseball 2, 35 Intramural Basketball 2, 35 Latin Club 15 Archery 1, 25 German Club 25 Intramural Track 35 Sportsmanship Club 3. 'K 'Q 5 ETHEL VOORHEES ffEtbD East Keansburg Receptionist A tullzatile miss is Ethel, Ever joking and full of funf' Glee Club 15 Intramural Basketball 45 Mixed Glee Club 15 Intramural Base- ball 2, 45 Latin Club 15 Spanish Club 15 Camera Club 2, 35 Riding Club 25 Sewing Club 15 Archery I5 Soccer 45 Twirler 45 Fashion Show 15 Honor Roll Gym 45 Volley Ball 35 Ping Pong Tournament 15 Squad Leader 25 Oice Practice 45 Class Leader 4. RICHARD WEIR ffDiFk!J Belford Marine Gunner Tbe3 go u'ild', simpl3 uilil' otvr me. Glee Club 25 Intramural Baseball 2, 35 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Fire Squad 45 Latin Club 15 Prom Com- mittee 35 Stamp Club 15 Sportsman- ship Club 2, 35 Air Raid Squad Page 34 an I, 21 BETTY WALKER B6fiy Keansburg Physical Education Leader Happy am I, from 1110773 Pm free, A gym tear-ber Fm contented to be. Intramural Baseball 3, 45 Physical Ed. Leader 35 Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Deputy Teacher 45 Substitute Gram- mar School Teacher 45 Sewing Club 15 Intramural Soccer 3, 45 Honor Roll Gym 3, 45- Fashion Show 15 Squad Leader 45 Intramural Referee 45 War Stamps 4. WIILLIAM V71-ELSH ffBiU37 Highlands Undecided W'bere'J 3011 get ibose sys? Intramural Basketball Z, 3, 4: Deputy Teacher 45 Track 3, 4: Sportsmanship Club 2, 3. .f ,M Q, 3 aa... QT - 1 f JUNE WESEMAN ,f fPIune,J M Keansburg VHAVFS True to the end a logal friend Glee Club 2, 35 Lunch Room Cashier 35 Intramural Basketball 45 County Music Festival 25 Press Club 35 Prom Committee 35 Sewing Club 2, 35 Arch- ery 15 Lion's Roar Staff 35 Oflice Prac- tice 45 Red Cross Club 35 Fashion Show 2. ALAN WHITE fP ityJ, Red Bank Machinist A friend 10 all. Intramural Basketball 2, 35 Corridor Squad 2, 35 Fire Squad 45 Spanish Club 2, 35 Book Room 45 Sportsman- ship Club 2, 3. an-' KW of M J JEANNE WESSLER Ieannie Port Monmouth Nurse A maiden calm and serene, Never beard bu! oflen seen. Physical Ed. Leader 25 Latin Club 1, 25 Current Events 35 Sewing Club 35 Secretary to Teacher 25 Ping Pong Tournament 2, 35 Soccer 1, 2, 35 Tick- et Collector 2. EDWARD WILDANGER ffwillyn River Plaza Mech. Engineering A great perxonalily, gains much popularilyf' Glee Club 35 Mixed Glee Club 35 Fire Squad 3, 45 Deputy Teacher 3, 45 Varsity Basketball Manager 45 Home- room Chairman 45 Track 35 Dancing Instructor 45 Prom Committee 35 Rid- ing Club 35 German Club 1, 25 Radio Club 15 Air Raid Squad 3, 45 Intra- mural Track 3, 45 Chapel Squad 3, 45 Christmas Program 45 Magazine Cam- paign 3, 4 1 ,e,., Z 1 W g , ALLEN WEST Dixie Fort Hancock Undecided lu Dixie laml uber: I was born. Fire Squad 45 Student Chapel 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, 35 Sportsmanship Club 2, 35 Chairman Spanish Club Dance 2, 35 Air Raid Squad 45 Serv- ice Club 3, 45 Magazine Campaign 3. LOIS WILHELM ffwillyaf, Keansburg Undecided Eyes of blue, and blonde hair too, A friend loyal, and always,!rue. Office Runner 15 Intramural Baseball 3, 45 Latin Club 15 Perfect Attendance 2, 35 Dancing Instructor 45 Spanish Club 35 Prom Committee 35 Camera Club 25 Sewing Club 15 Soccer 35 Of- fice Practice 45 Squad Leader 2, 35 French Club 25 Gym Honor Roll 45 Usher Class Night 35 Volleyball 25 Squad Leader 4. Page 3 5 3 . g:,fg ,I -,-2 .5 bw A t ' is , es it '35 , . Y .f 1? 1 X V K5 FIA I ,, 1, 1 4-.em I P ANTHONY WILLIAMS Gump Atlantic Highlands Airplane Mechanic In track Popsy is a star, Friends bc bas from near and far. Glee Club 35 Mixed Glee Club 35 Phys- ical Ed. Leader 45 Deputy Teacher 2, 3, 45 Ticket Collector 35 Varsity Track 2, 3, 45 Junior Varsity Basketball 35 In- tramural Basketball 35 Junior Varsity Football 3, 45 Intramural Baseball 3. I -V -at w Q gwff w ', M ai' -sk ' f .t my 15, T , t .ff ' l , ' A:'.,ys fav' 7 T 2 th f . 'sa-av A -N.. RAYMOND WILLIAMS ffRay!l Middletown Drummer Haste makes wasie, so why buffy? Intramural Baseball 1, 2, 35 Physical Ed. Leader 1, 35 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 35 Ping Pong 2. ROBERT WOOD Woodie Red Bank Lawyer An induslrious worker, seldom a sbirlzerf' Intramural Baseball 35 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Fire Squad 3, 45 Odranoel Staff 45 Ticket Collector 45 Doorman 35 Dancing Instructor 45 Riding Club 35 Stamp Club 15 Intra- mural Track 35 Service Club 3, 45 Air Raid Squad 3, 45 Time Keeper Basketball 45 Chapel Squad 45 Supply Squad 45 Magazine Campaign 3. Page 36 BETTY YARNALL fFBettyI, Leonardo Business Silently on her way sbe goes annoying no one. Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Latin Club 15 Cam- era Club 25 Fashion Show 3. QW' NEPHI ZAHLMANN Dutch Keansburg Undecided To the fellows be is known as Dutch, Of personality be bas murbf' Physical Ed. Leader 45 Intramural Bas- ketball 35 Spanish Club 35 German Club 1, 25 Sportsmanship Club 2, 35 Ring Committee 4. ,415 . .3 SEN ICR L -44 QEDRIC HENRY No pirlures aL'ailablc': Richard Giger James An thopolus Robert Jervis S IN THE ARME 'N 'f1? -L., Q .4-v-V k I I Y f ,.f 7' L OUIS CHRIST3 m N D FORCES I S- 5 5g n-Q-Q55 gn NZ r .5 x GEORGE SCO TT Page 37 Charles Nixon a cabinet maker. people's eyes. Page 38 CLASS PROPHECY Dorothy Kelly It was, curiosity more than anything else that prompted me to pick up the comic book that lay on the table. As I turned the pages the name Superman struck my eye. I began to read the story and learned that Superman was a mythical character who possessed such strength and power that nothing was impossible for him to do. His exploits fascinated me. He could clear tall buildings with a single leap, stop hurtling meteors, fight huge monsters and accomplish other seemingly impossible feats. I was completely absorbed in the tale when suddenly there was a burst of flame and smoke followed by a deafening roar of thunder. When the smoke cleared there stood Superman His voice was so calm that as he spoke my bewilderment and con- fusion faoed. I asked him if these accounts of his adventures were true, if he really could do such marvelous things. To prove his power Superman proposed a trip into the future. Delighted at the opportunity to explore the unknown, I accepted. He took my handg in a flash we were whisked away. The air swirled around me, my ears were filled with howling winds and my thoughts smothered for the moment. Then all this ceased as suddenly as it had begun and I found myself in a strange new world. A world of glass cities and super highways, of plastic airplanes and amphibious cars. A truly amazing world-the world of the future. My hrst wish was to visit my classmates and learn what the future had held for them. Superman granted that wish and we started on a tour stopping to visit each one. I had no trouble recognizing them for they had changed but little. This is What I found: June Abraham a pastry baker. Lois Soden a department store buyer. Doug Foulks a daring stunt flyer. June Weseman a kindergarten teacher. George Hoffmire a conservative preacher: Dick Weir, ace of race car drivers. Gladys Sanks instructs lady divers. June Truex runs a drive-in stand. Frank Frazer leads a famous band. Jeanne Bal is a dancing instructor. Ralph Barto a street car conductor. Beatrice Bennett models business suits. George Freschi owns orchards that produce delicious fruits. Margaret Guttormsen a short story writer. Ralph Cimato, World Champion prize fighter. As telephone operator I found Betty Walker, She used her talents as a talker. Robert Reinertson is coach of the Harvard foot- ball team. Marie Johnson deftly demonstrates her famous facial Cream. Actress Shirley Herrman stars in a Broadway play, While scientist Rodney Gordon has invented a beamless ray. Herbert Frake is owner of a huge, block-long drug store, And Catherine Salmon editor of the alumnae Lions Roar. Frank Ruck announces world news on weekday afternoons, And singer Audrey Thompson sweetly warbles modern tunes. Historian June Abt studies facts of long ago. Florist Albert Simpson works to make his flowers grow. Norma Krueger is a bank clerk, her ediciency's hard to beat. Chef Salvator DeMarco cooks delicious things to eat. Robert Farley teaches tennis to those who do not know it. Signe Olving is successful as both lecturer and poet. Sam Meyers, busy now, trains i'Seeing-Eye dogs for the blind. Psychologist Mildred Sellick observes the functions of the mind. Veternariaxi Allen W'est can cure your dog or cat's worst ills. Roomers at Dot Banks' boarding house are quick to pay their bills. Grace Haulbosky prescribes diets to keep folks in the pink!! Plumber john Andros can Hx any leaky pipe or sink. Masseuse Betty Kirchner helps women get thinner. Audrey McMahon proud owner of this yea.r's Derby winner. Ralph Van Pelt sells Chevrolet cars. Mary Dunne interviews movie stars. William Welsh is a forest ranger who tries to prevent hres. Western Union girl Cynthia Perrone quickly de- livers wires. Boy Scout leader George Ackerman goes on hikes in the early rnorn'. Marjorie Koleda joined an all-girl band so she could play her horn. Gerald Matthews a Lexicographer, of his profes- sion he is proud. At her exhibitions bowler Grace Lee draws a crowd. Bob Jervis is a side show barker, his voice always carried well. Employed in a self-service restaurant is cashier Arline Morrell. 1 Painter Richard Giger works on flagpoles high above. Marian McPhail, by way of mail, gives advice to those in love. Richard Mullin an orator who speaks with elo- quence rare. Betty Long has a beauty school that makes homely ladies fair. Frank Korpon raises cattle on his dude ranch in the XY'est, And Governess Jane Search has gone there for a rest. Alan Yfhite is an AXP manager, his efforts broughf? promotion. Ina Stevenson's hotel at Asbury Park overlooks the ocean. Finder of Lost Persons is the job held by Verna Brown, And Wallace Thompson mayor of a small, pro- gressive town. Arthur Wefelmeyer manufactures a brand of odor- less cheese. Mary Leonard tours the country with an act of well-trained fleas. Betty Morford is a housewife who can clean, cook, and, sew. Frank Bishotf a Quiz Master, there's not much he doesn't know. joe Fonrnier's a trapper in the land of snow arid ice. Irene Tkach designs smart dresses to be sold at moderate price. Seamstress Jeanne Wessler can mend anything that's frayed, As a hair stylist Dorothy Baumeister has built up quite a trade. Egbert Swackhamer is manager of a theatre in New York. Dorothy Budelman develops synthetic wool from old, discarded' cork. john Madden certainly enjoys his work as a Naval Museum guide, And Edna Lee is the girl to see if you want to have anything dyed. Explorer Janet Middleditch visits strange and for- eign places. Cartoonist Lester Goodman draws amusing, comic- strip faces. Economist Helen Alexander compares consumers' needs and salaries. Dietician Bertha Brouwer knows her vitamins and calories. As Truant Oiiicer Bill O'Brien sees that children go to school. Mortician Helen Freibott spends vacations at Pt. Monmouth Pool. Winning cases for her clients is lady lawyer Betty Gaif. Comedian Paul Frisco makes his radio listeners laugh. Movie actor Bill Glendinning rose to fame the hard way. Bernadette McNicholl, a social worker, has a very busy day. Botanist Ollie Alston collects specimens in the summer. Ray Xvilliams has quite a reputation as a drummer. Margaret Crosbee aids stranded tourists, And Marion Knight challenges jurists. Traveling salesman Joe DeLi.sa sells because he is persistent. Bertha Pitterer, a missionary, visits places that are distant. Kenneth Doll is ticket seller at the Kcansburg railroad station. Lois Wilhelm helps young people get a college education. Ethel Voorhees, possessor of a sunny disposition, Is now a congresswoman, nominated by petition. Madelyn Patterson tests city water for she's on the Board of Health. Rose La Veglio is private secretary to a lady of great wealth. Professional baseball player Edward Greeley has many fans. Elizabeth Vallance is employed inspecting meat in cans. Foreign Ambassador Robert Wood creates good feelings with our neighbors. Veronica Menosky, head saleslady at Macy's, cheer- fully labors. Trapeze-artist Iinny Mount performs with greatest skill and grace. Ed Wildanger, astronomer, nightly watches stars in space. Richard Smithson, a woodcarver, is skillful with a knife. Nature lover Muriel Bennett learns the habits of wild life. Howard Mallen, factory foreman, receives a very high wage. Dot Patterson writes a column that appears on the society page. Donald Coddington raises animals, his porkers win Hrst prize, And Gloria King is an oculist who cares for Vincent Mauser a Lieutenant in the Army, home on leave. Evelyn Spitznas decides if prisoners are worthy of reprieve. In a toothpaste ad Betty Kemly displays her flashing smile. Cedric Henry raises coffee on a south Pacific isle. Helen Shaffery guides visitors at the famed Niagara Falls. Paperhanger Walter Scott knows how to beautify your walls. Modeling statues out of clay and stone is sculptress Dorothy Logan. George Scott is a banker and financier, honesty pays his slogan. Eileen Cooney raises shamrocks where the River Shannon flows. Q Plastic Surgeon Harriet Banfield specializes on the nose. Margaret Butterf'ield's business is selling rare an- tiques. Carmela Carotenuto, as a mechanic, oils squeaks. Gladys Schnier designs chapeau. Farmer John Stavola pushes a hoe. James Anthopolis earns his living fishing in the bay. Claire Collins' vegetable formula keeps hair from turning gray. Louis Christman is caretaker of the Fairview Cemetery. For The Daily Record Bernice Doll compiles the obituary, Betty Yarnell is a busy piano tuner. Harry Goldenburg a radio crooner. Sigurd Olving sails a racing yacht, While walking her beat is policewoman Helen Scott. A large crowd always gathers where Wilma Krueger dances. Hypnotist Dorothy Brown puts her patrons in long trances. Bill Kornschutz, who joined the Navy, is First Mate on a destroyer. Marjorie Matthews is a typist, well-liked by her employer. Harold Hopkins enforces laws as the Sheriff of Navesink. Skater Constance Rapp gives exhibitions at Red Bank Rink. Rosemarie Lavery, for the government, collects internal revenue tax. Gladys Netterman writes slogans advertising John- son's Wax. Gloria Olsen is now a famous jockey. Helen Ashwell plays professional hockey. Richard Kenzia installs soundproof Walls that keep out any noise. Gloria Morris makes arch-support shoes for grow.- ing girls and boys. Elizabeth Sheppard works for Webster compiling dictionaries. William Miller hunts orchids in the Amazon tri- butaries. Running a home where people can rest Is Alice LaRue, it's one of the best. Anthony Williams, a famous track star, keeps in training by drinking milk. Alice Phillips fashions stockings which are made of finest silk. For United Airlines Fannie Natale arranges trans- port flights. Mary Menzel cures the victims of tropical 'insect bites. Nephi Zahlman is a postman who works seven days a week. Mary Trezza has a school where dumb children learn to speak. Then everything began to fade from View and Superman's voice sounded far away. I closed my eyes to clear my vision and when I opened them I was home again sitting in the chair by the table, with the comic book still in my hand. Why! I had fallen asleep and it was all a dream! 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As we rode to school from the various parts of the township, on the fleet of school buses, we still felt as we had when we were graduated, that we had achieved a great goal in completing the first eight years of our education. But as we left our buses and entered this large brick building, We began to realize how far from the top of the ladder we were situated, and how much more knowledge we had yet to acquire. We had fallen from brilliant eighth graders, to lowly freshmen. We were beginning the second, and in some cases the final step, in formal education. After a short time we were assigned homerooms and course schedules, and in a few months became more fully acquainted with our new school, and also with many of the teachers. We were offered a year of work and consequently a year of learning. Those who were wise, took advantage of this opportunity. THE SOPHOMORE YEAR In our Sophomore Year we seemed to be just a slight bit higher on our previously mentioned ladder. We were still lower classmen, but not quite so low. Those who ,were taking technical, as well as academic courses, were offered more recreation. There were Biology field trips, on which we came in direct contact with nature. There were two New York trips for the Biology classes. There was a Spanish Club trip, and the College Prep. English class went to New York and saw Shakespeare's Twelfth Night. This was the first year that the boys of our class were represented on the varsity athletic teams, although we were members of the intramural teams, for both our first and second year. In football we were the Central Jersey and the Shore Conference champions, and in baseball we attained second place in the Shore Conference. THE JUNIOR YEAR As juniors we began to feel much more important, and more respected. As has been the custom for many years, we elected class ofiicers. Douglas Foulks was elected president, Franklin Ruck, vice-president, june Truex treasurer, and William Bonnette secretary. As the year progressed, we began to look forward to our spring activities. We sold candy in order to increase our class assets. In April we went on a trip to New York, but because of a rubber shortage due to the war, the buses which took us to New York were not allowed to transport us through the city. As a result we were forced to seek transportation in local buses and subways. First a sight seeing bus took us on a tour siuurs-gm gl, A , Q Punto chips , Not Playing ho0kgy7 m of the city, then we saw a movie in Radio City, and a stage show by the Rockettes. We had dinner at the Park Central Hotel and then later saw a performance by Fred Waring, his orchestra and choir. I'm sure everyone enjoyed the trip immensely. Later on in May we decorated the school gym, and transformed it into a dance hall, in which we held our Prom and the Seniors their Ball. Our football team won third place in the Shore Conference THE SENIOR YEAR At last, the final step in our high school education was reached. For any future knowledge that we may desire, we shall have to pay for ourselves, with a minimum of state or local aid. At the year's beginning, our biggest disappointment was in learning that we could not make the customary Washington Trip. Since our country was engaged in a second wcrld struggle with certain dictatorial powers, Washington was very much overcrowded, and we could not get accommodations. However, we did have our Senior Ball, and had our graduation exercises in the usual manner. Our class officers for this final year were Franklin Ruck, president, Charles Nixon, vice-president, June Truex, treasurer, and Helen Freibott, secretary. In the latter part of April the faculty chose a group of students, who were to participate in our graduation exercises. Signe Olving, Franklin Ruck, William Glen- dinning and Robert Wood were chosen as commencement speakers. June Abt, Donald Coddington, Robert Farley, Douglas Foulks, Helen Freibott, Lester Goodman, Margaret Guttcrmsen, Audrey McMahon, Charles Nixon, Catherine Salmon, June Truex, Ralph Van Pelt, Betty Walker, and Allen West were chosen to distribute gifts at class night. Dorothy Kelly was chosen to write and read the class prophecy, while George Hoffmire was chosen as author of this history. The situation, however, was not as anticipated, for just about two weeks before the time set for these events which I have briefly outlined, the Office of Price Admin- istration put a pleasure ban on the operation of motor vehicles. This meant that no pleasure cars were allowed to ride, unless they were doing so for essential reasons. We therefore altered our plans in order to comply with this regulation. Our Class Night activities were held on the afternoon of June the fourth. Immediately following was the Junior Prom, held in the afternoon. At the con- clusion of these events, in the early evening, we were taken home on the school buses, using no more gasoline than would ordinarily be used by the after school buses. Our Baccalaureate Service was held on the following Sunday, june the sixth. Our Commence- ment Exercises took place on the evening of june the ninth, after which our Senior Prom was held. This event and the Baccalaureate Service were the only events to which we were permitted to go in private cars. The only restriction was that each car had to be occupied by at least one senior to and from the school. In concluding this brief account of the history of our class, I shall express my feelings as well as those of my fellow classmates, when I say that I have fully enjoyed my high school life, and wish to thank all those responsible for the opportunity that has been presented to me, through this Educational Institution. I fi WWE I ry, s , we, pf , '15, . . f 1' 'fu Curious VK IIS., 'D' Q we ' MY Page 46 we ia 0 W' 'Z a4u,fr1.lf13fZ1K1 4 H' ff Z gli if 134 . f 1 , s. ,Www JUNIGR NEW YORK TRIP The first New York Trip ever to be made in wartime took place on April 27, 1942. Almost one hundred students and six chaperons, including Miss Mary Rouse, Miss Doris Hurst, Mrs.. Esther Search, Dr. Wylie Pate, Mr. James McConnell, and Mr. Kenneth Meinert left Five Corners, Middletown, in three buses. Upon our arrival in New York City, we wereshown to another group of buses, this time to go on a sight-seeing tour of Manhattan. Because of condirions due to the war, it was impossible for us to continue in the original buses, thus making necessary the change so that we could tour the town. From the bus terminal, we rode downtown to the Battery, passing on our way, the Hudson River docks. We were the Hrst class not to see the Aquarium as it was being torn down. However, we were permitted to leave the buses at this point to stretch and walk around a bit. Our guides told us to leave our cameras in the buses because if any pictures were taken we would have to wait there until they had been developed. After boarding our buses, we left the Battery, and passed on our way uptown to the Fulton Fish Market and Chinatown. Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt's apartment was pointed out to us as we passed it. P 2.4 11 1125! if 11? ,aw 6 'MGH' .X 14 itfff' f 'Z sf za Zfgffukfi , ,,,a Z 1-4 up gf If Continuing on our way uptown, We passed through Wall Street and up Fifth Avenue until we came to the Cathedral of St. John the Divine. At this point, we left our buses to enter the Cathedral where we gazed at its architecture and church-like beauty. We again boarded our buses and rode over to Grant's Tomb from which point we rode up Riverside Drive to the Automat where we enjoyed lunch. After this we walked to the Hayden Planetarium to see an interesting demonstration. Because of wartime conditions, We went by subway to the RCA Observatory Tower where the Junior Class pictures were taken. From the Tower, we were shown many of the Well-known sights of Manhattan. We left the RCA Observatory Tower and Walked to the Radio City Music Hall. Here we saw the Rockettes, followed by Reap the Wild Wind, a very exciting motion picture. We left the Radio City Music Hall to walk to the Park Central Hotel where we had a chance to rest before dinner, After dinner, we walked along the Gay White Way to the Fred Waring broad- cast. During the entertainment after the program, Mr. Waring announced over the microphone our presence there. Leaving the broadcast, we walked back to our buses which took us home, tired but still excited and happy. The trip had measured up to all our expectations. wi' MW: ,N ll ,na gs. 2, Page 48 SE Abraham, June ..... Abt, June ,...........,..,., Ackerman, George ...... Alston, Ollye .......,... Alexander, Helen .,.. Andros, John ....,,.,.... Anthopulos, James Bal, Jeanne ........,.,, .. Banfield, Harriet ,.,,., Banks, Dorothea ....,.. Barto, Ralph 4..........,, Baumeister, Dorothy Bennett, Beatrice ...... Bennett, Muriel .... Bishoff, Frank ...,.,. Brouwer, Bertha Brown, Dorothy ...,... Brown, Verna , .......... Budelman, Dorothy . Butterfield, Margaret Carotenuto, Carmela Christman, Louis .. Cimato, Ralph ,......... Coddington, Donald . Collins, Claire ......,,.. Cooney, Eileen ,,...,..,.... Crosbee, Margaret .... De Lisa, Joseph ......,. DeMarco, Salvatore .. Doll, Bernice ........,, Doll, Kenneth ,,..... Dunne, Mary .... Farley, Robert .,.,... Fitterer, Bertha .... Foulks, Douglas .....,., Fournier, Joseph .....,. Frake, Herbert ....,, Frazier, Frank ,...... Freibott, Helen ,... Freschi, George .,,. Frisco, Paul ..,,... Gaff, Betty ........,....... Giger, Richard ..,.. ,,,.. Glendinning, William Goodman, Lester .,....... Goldenberg, Harry Gordon, Rodney ,.....,.. Greeley, Edward .....,....... Guttormsen, Margaret Haulbosky, Grace ........ Henry, Cedric ......,, Herrmann, Shirley ...,,.. I-Ioffmire, George ..... Hopkins, Harold ..,.,. Jervis, Robert .....,. Johnson, Marie .. Kelly, Dorothy .... Kemly, Betty .....,.,.... Keridzia, Richard King, Gloria ..,, ,..,, . .. Kirchner, Betty .,..,... Knight, Marion ,...,.,, Koleda, Marjorie Kornchutz, William .. Korpon, Frank ,..,,... . Krueger, Norma ....., Krueger, Wilma . , La Rue, Alice ,,., La Veglio, Rose .... Lavery, Rosemarie ....,.. Lee, Edna ..,,,..... ,...., Lee, Grace ......,..... IORS IN SO Give Me the Army My Sister and I Piano Concerto You're a Mystery Welcome Stranger Trumpet Rhapsody I'11 Get By Jeannie With the Light Brown Hair Nursie Dear Me You'll Never Know ..........I'll Never Change Oh, Johnny All Alone and Lonely Don't Worry About Me I Could Make You Care There Something About a Soldier Please Take a Letter, Miss Brown I'm Nobody's Baby Whispering Let's Dance The Admiral Told the Captain What Is This Thing Called Swing? Keep Singing The Powder Puff Parade . .... I'll Fall in Love With You Every Day Blue Eyes That Sly Old Gentleman Love Me as I Am Yours I'll Follow You Some Day You'd Be Surprised Breathless Where Am I Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition , ..... ,..,........ .,........,.............. Th i s Love of Mine If It's True ..,......He's My Guy Who Be Fair .. ,,.. ............. V ...,.,,....,,......,,.... S mall Fry Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree Watch the Birdie Not Mine Too Much Work I'l1 Do It Again Deep in a Dream You Made Me Love You I'm Whacky Over Khaki Anchors Aweigh If I Had My Way . ...4......... I Got It Bad Day Dreaming He's 1-A in the Army Marie My Heart's in the Highlands Why Do You Treat Me This Way? Miss You Devil May Care From One Love to Another ....,...,......,...,............ .,.. M argue A Sailor's Life This Is No Laughing Matter Don't Get Around Much Anymore Billy Boy My Devotion Honeysuckle Rose I'1l Get Along Three Little Sisrers My Love for You Leonard, Mary ,..... Logan, Dorothy ,.... Long, Betty ...,..... Madden, John .,..... Mallen, Howard ........ Matthews, Gerald ...... Matthews, Marjorie Mauser, Vincent ......,.. . McMahon, Audrey ..,. McNicholl, Bernadette McPhail, Marion ...... Menosky, Veronica ., Menzel, Mary . ,...... .. Middleditch, Janet .... Sailing, Sailing Where Do You Keep Your Heart? Little You Know ..,..................,Here Comes the Navy You Have My Word just as Though You Were Here I Can't Be Bothered Now My Love for You Deep in the Heart of Texas Says My Heart Oh, You Beautiful Doll I'm Glad There Is You ., Can't Get Out of This Mood There's Only One Girl Like You Miller. William -'---,,-, .........,...,,...,......,. M e, Myself and I Morford. Berry .. .. .,.......,.,,....,.... 10 Little Soldiers Morrell, Arline ...... It Started All Over Again Morris. Gloria .......,..........,.. ...... D ark Eyes MOUTH, Virginia 7 . .,....., Jingle, Jangle, Jingle Mullin, Richard ...,... . , ,..... .......,.. I 'm Always Dreaming -Myers, Samuel ...... ......,.,.,.,.,....,,4,.,.........,........ O rdinary Guy Natale, Fannie ,..,...... .......,.......,,.,,,...,...,..,.., A lways in My Heart Netterman, Gladys ...... ..,... Y ou Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby Nixon, Charles ,.,...,,. ......,.,................,......,,....... N obody Knows O'Brien, William ..... Olsen, Gloria ,,....,, Olving, Signe ,..., ,. Olving, Sigurd ........ Patterson, Dorothy , Patterson, Madelyn , Perrone, Cynthia Phillips, Alice .,.. , Rapp, Constance Reinertson, Robert ,. Ruck, Franklin .,,, , Salmon, Catherine , Sanks, Gladys .. , Scott, George Scott, Helen ..,..,, Scott, Walter .... Schnier, Gladys Search, Jane ........... Sellick, Mildred ,,... Shaifery, Helen ....,.,., Sheppard, Elizabeth ..,,. Simpson, Albert ...,,,,,... Smithson, Richard ,,., .. Sodon, Lois ............... Spitznas, Evelyn ..,,,... Stevenson, Ina ..........,, Stavola, john .......,......,.... Swackhammer, Egbert Thompson, Audrey Thompson, Wallace ,. Tkach, Irene ..,........,, Trezza, Mary ......,. Truex, June ......,....,,, Vallance, Elizabeth .... Van Pelt, Ralph ,.,,,,. Voorhees, Ethel ,..,..,., Walker, Betty ...,,,......., Wefelmeyer, Arthur Please Think of Me Blondie Skaters' Waltz Keep 'Em Flying I Hear Music Old Pal You're Grand . ...,....,.........,... , .. Alice Blue Gown . Constantly You've Got to Be a Football Hero When Irish Eyes Are Smiling The Moon Got in My Eyes I'm in Love There'll Be Some Changes Made . . That Brother of Mine .... ..,,., .... D o wn With Love Tired of It All .. ..., .. ..,,.,..,....,. My Bill . Ain't She Sweet .. . Practice Makes Perfect Little Girl , Hey, Doc! ,. ..,.....,....,.......,.. ,, , ...,.,.. Who Calls ,. .. I'm So, So, So, So, So in Love , , That's for Me . ,. ,..,.... Why Don't You Do Right? Don't Tell a Lie About Me, Dear Drummer Boy , . Makes No Difference The Love Bug Will Bite You .. ,...., You're a Bit of All Right . ..,.,,......... ..,..,,, .,,...,...,,.. Q u iet Long Live Love Love Is the Thing Two Seats in the Balcony I Don't Know Why Chatterbox f. Careless Weir, Dick ......,,........... ,..,. T hree Cheers for Everything Welsh, William ..,,..... ...,... ..........,... S t reet of Dreams Weseman, June ....r. ..,,...... ......,....... W h o Told You I Cared? Wessler, Jeanne r..... .,........,,..,..,.,......,..,.....,.,,.............., D o I Worry? West, Allen ...........,. just a Little Bit South of North Carolina White, Alan .,,.,.......... ..,..........,,,,..........,.. H op Upon My Motor Car Wildanger, Edward .,.... ,,,.,....,,.........,,..,....,....,..... W hy Can't It Be? Wilhelm, Lois ...,,.......... ..... Y ou Look So Pretty When,You Smile Williams, Anthony ..,,.. .,....,...................,,,..,,..,,,.,. I 'm Dependable Williams, Raymond .,..., ,...,....,....,,,....,,,......,,,..,........ S leepy Head Wood, Robert ..........., Yarnall, Betty ..,...,.,., Zahlmann, Nephi ....., You'll Never Know You and Your Love Wliat's' New? Page 49 Page 50 ef r' B SENIOR HOMEROOM 1 Seated, first row: Bernadette McNicholl, Wilma Krueger, Gloria Olsen, Alice LaRue, Rosemary Lavery, Grace Lee, Norma Krueger, Edna Lee. Seated, second row: Mary Leonard, Gloria Morris, Betty 4Kemiy, , . - B Betty Morford, Marion McPhail, Miss Pennington, Charles Nixon, Dorothy Patterson, Veronica enos y, Dorothy Logan, Gloria King, Marjorie Matthews. Standing, irst row: Mary Menzel, Audrey McMahon, Marjorie Koleda, Howard Mallen, Samuel Myers, john Madden, Fannie Narale, janet Middleditch, Sigue Olying, Arline Morrell. Standing, second row: Richard Kendzia, George Hoiimire, Sigurd Olving, Richard Mullin, William O'Brien. 9-u if SENIQR HOMEROGM 2 Seated, first row: Harriet Banfield, june Aht, Muriel Bennett, Carmela Carotenuto, Bertha Brouwer, Bertha Fitterer, Mary Dunne, Beatrice Bennett, Dorothy Budelman, Betty Gafi. Seated, second row: Dorothy Baumeister, Helen Alexander, Dorothea Banks, Helen Ashwell, Grace Haulboslty, Margaret Guttorrnsen, Mr. Tingley, Helen Freibott, Margaret Crosbee, Dorothy Kelly, Peggy Butterneld, Verna Brown, Shirley Herrman, Bernice Doll. Standing, first row: jean Bal, Marie johnson, George Freschi, William Glen- dinning, George Ackerman, Harry Goldenberg, Ralph Barto, William Miller, Lester Goodman, joseph Fournier, Ollye Alston. Standing, second row: Rodney Gordon, Robert Farley, Kenneth Doll, joseph DeLisa, Frank Frazier, john Andros, Douglas Foullts, Edward Greeley, Ralph Cimato, Salvatore DeMarco. ..-gf , 04' 'll' ,A wwf: . re 'fmt r- .p 51-4QS5BA1.Nx NWN. 'riff cv wawxwa - new u 3, HE3 i 'PLA ' is lmli. W as at wwf' ws x 'fy In ,in 'fix N3 0' 5335 af' 5 R - . ..xK,,N, , l r by i , , - drawn gg Rf t Q 3 , fu 'T , ,Sign A , .K .fr xr lf ' X ff I ., - . ff,- K ., a. Q tv ., ., ,l 1. ,, My 4 1 , rf In 6 1 A 1 'rr fy L ,, s 1 SENIOR HOMEROOM 5 Sated first rov- Loxs Wnlhelna Betty Yarnall Evelyn Spitnazs, Mary Trezza Ethel Vorhees Bett Walker Nladelsn Patterson Gla ys Sanks Constance Rapp, lane Search. Seated second W une Y'-tsernan Cx nthma Perrone tanne Wessler lna Stexenson Mr. McConnell, Franlahn Ruck Helen Shaffery Elxzabetl' Sheppard Standmg fxrst row Catherxnt Salmon Elizabeth Vallance Helen Stott Walter Scott Anthony Wlxllnams Rxehard Ven Edward Wildanger, Arthur Wefelmeyer Rxchard r lrene Tltath Mildred Sclllclf., Standxng second row ohn n Rolaerr Wood Albert xm son Allen mend Yhlharns lt Gladys Sthnex Wallace Thompso , wlnlq ,UU wink x .1 ,UIQ H Page sz . if 3, UNIOR HONlERUuru , V Crosbee Mary Ferrara, Seated, first row: Bianco Galasso, Ellen Doyle, Alice Crear, Dorothea Goeller, era , Dorothea Gee, Mildred Erisco, Grace Casey. Seated, second row: Mary Chanowich, Dorothy Eranklin, Robert Gray, Mr. Thomas, Eredzrick Forrester, Catherine Alsback, Elizabeth Druien. Standing, first row' Gloria Crosbie, jane Compton, Anna Barricelli, Edward Eink, Richard Hendricks, Arthur Henningson, ' H' s, Chris Anthopulos, james Bennett, Daniel Henderson, Anna Duboy, Bernice H hne, Ered Elton, Herman Hetern, Norman Warren Bottino, Peter ine ll Veronica Bachstadt. Standing, second row: Edgar a Conno y, Colson, Donald Heliker. I V-. 3UN1oR Horviianoorvi 4 Siated, first row: Carolyn Riskamni, Gertrude Roberts, Verna Raynor, Grace Senato, Lucy bi3M?l3, HClCH Scott, Doris Srnith, Selrna Walters. Seated, second row: Rose Wilhalnie, Betty Sigmund, Lida Smlfhi Barbara Reed, Miss North, Gloria Werse, Marion Smith, Geraldine Raymond. Standing, first row: Donald Young, Henry Schimmel, William Van Pclt, Paul Schoellner, Harry Maxon, Arthur Swenson. Standing, ' H old Rech, Robert Wilkins, Edgar Tramrn, Raymond Vogel. second row. ar 'S' IU 1011 HOMEROQM 8 first row Georgianna Harris Mae Rose La Bella, Gladys Moreaux, Anore O'l'lerron, Florence can Merken, Florence Knoll. Seated, second row: Patricia Stoker, Susan Catlmleen Peeden, Claire Meade. Standing, first McLennan Florence Klemm. ski, Seated luli Doris Kohl Audrey Olsen Kaney Miss Rouse Anna Mae Lange, seplw julian, Calvin Meyers, Edward , ' l1rey, joe McCarthy, William Krysen Vlattlaews ack Nancy Nixon Dennis McNicl1oll o Oliver Carl Latini, Richard Pomp MMI glirmi Page F 4 A M, ,K Z, X. WM fx ,o i f -f A E i - 2 Z 1 avr ,Sk x i Rf mix, Strtgkl, ,, 0 l Q . M Y' blx X ' wer , sv. Page 54 as JU ICR Alsback, Catherine ..,.,,...,.... Like my hair-do? Anthropulos, Chris ....,... ,.,.. M y brother's in the Navy Apel, Lloyd ...4........,.. .,.......,.........., S o very quiet Bachstadt, Veronica ....... ,4.........,,.. I like sports Baden, Audrey ,.4..... ................ K enny's my honey Barricelli, Anna ...... .,...........,., E ver heard me sing? Bennett, James ..... ,....., N ever any trouble with me! Bottino, Warren ..... ..,......,,..,...,,. W olf of M.T.H.S. Cardner, Carmel .... Casey, Grace ........ Chanowich, Mary ,..... Collinson, William Colson, Norman ,..... .. Compton, Jane .....,.. Connolly, Bernice ...... Crear, Alice ,........ Crosbee, Gloria ....... Crosbee, Vera .....,. Doyle, Ellen ,.....,..... Druien, Elizabeth ..4.... Duboy, Anna ....... Elton, Fred ,...... Ferrara, Mary ...... Fink, Edward ...,.. Foerster, Fred ..,....... Franklin, Dorothy ..... Frisco, Mildred ....... Galasso, Bianca Gee, Dorothea ......,.. Goeller, Dorothea Gooch, james ..,.,...,. Gray, Robert .....,. Hahne, Edgar ...,...,. Harris, Georgianna Heliker, Donald .,.,. Henderson, Daniel ,... Hendricks, Richard Henningsen, Arthur Hetem, Herman .. , Hines, Peter .....,,. Hower, Dorothy ..,., .,..,... Iuli, Florence ......, Julian, Joseph ...... Kaney, jack .,.,...,,.., Kemp, Raymond ...,.,. Klemm, Florence ...,.,, Kohl, Doris ..., ..,...,... Krysenski, William ....... La Bella, Mae Rose Lange, Anna Mae i...,. Latini, Carl ............ Helen's shadow Casey at the bat Get hep, sister! The brainy type Artistic Her weakness is seniors 'Tis well to be merry Always a pal A smile for everyone So quiet Maizie What happened to Dixie? I play the fiddle I like to roller skate Brown eyes Drummer boy .. ,.., He watches our finances Call me Dot Happy-go-lucky ls that jimmy's car? l'm for the Coast Guard Always quiet Like my red hair? Could it be Barbara? Algebra wiz I like gym Guns, guns, guns Scotty Football hero I live on a farm I like metal shop Sleepy just as quiet as she is small .. My heart's in the Marines Everyone's Pal I get around Florence Our Nightingale Silence is golden Blonde Viking Gabby I go for handsome tenors Spanish student K OCKS Mannino, Fanny .,...,. Matthews, Susan ....... McCandless, Catherine McCarthy, joe ......,.... McLennan, Edward' McNicholl, Dennis ....,.. Meade, Claire ...,..... Merken, Jean ,...., Merker, Shirley Meyer, Calvin .,... Miller, John ....,.., Moran, Vincent ...... Mouraux, Gladys .,..., Nixon, Nancy ..... Noll, Florence ,.,.. Mary's chum Another brilliant Matthews Blondie .,......,.,..... Baseball's nephew , Girls mean nothing to me Farmer Boy Jane's little sister Jitterbug jiver I'm a cheerleader Dream-man Iune Ah! Romeo ...,. Shy and polite I live in Leonardo Jimmy likes quiet girls O'Herron, Anora .... ,.................. F ull of fun Oliver, Robert ..,,. ..,..,,.....,.........,.. B ogie II Olsen, Audrey ...,,... ,........r.. I. ike to go for a sail? Peeden, Cathleen ..,,.... ..,.... M y heart's at Chapel Hill Pomphrey, Richard .,..,..... ,.,.. T he girls go forrny red hair Quackenbush, Rudolph ,.,,..,..... Mr. Posten's right hand man Ralph, Carol .......,.,.......... ..,.,.......,.................. Fl ute player Raymond, Geraldine ,,.................,......,........,.......,,.,....... George Raynor, Verna ..............................,...........,. I'm Wally's cousin Rech, Harold r,.Glenn Miller plays the trombone, who knows? Reed, Barbara .......,............,.................,....,...,.....,..,... Oh!!! Bob Riskam, Carolyn .....,,. Roberts, Gertrude ..... Schimmel, Henry .,,.... Sehoellner, Paul .,..,. Scott, Helen ..,.,., Senato, Grace ,,.,.. Sigmund, Betty ....,. Smith, Doris ..... Smith, Lida ....,. Smith, Marion ..... Stavola, Lucy ,..... Stocker, Pat ............ Swenson, Arthur .... Taylor, Harry ....,... Tector, Marion ,... . Tramm, Edgar ..., Tyluki, George ,...,.. Van Pelt, William Vogel, Raymond ........ Walling, Avis .,....., Walters, Selma ., Werse, Gloria .,.. .,..... Westendorf, Charles . Wilhalme, Rose ,..,. Wilkens, Robert ..... Young, Donald .,,,... USO hostess jane's Chum College bound The boy with the silly giggle .. ,.,,,, Our blues singer Dance instructor Ilike jazz Belford Belle Still water runs deep .. Quiet as a little mouse I'm so proud of my Dad Red Bank Romeo Quiet boy with a nice smile I'm cute Mr. Five by Five It's a shame I'm so shy Mrs. Dowd's prize pupil The thinker Typing whiz Chatterbox I'm going to college Cute A pal to everyone Red Please go 'way and let me sleep ,4, In , Q Af -' I , www f .. Sclxufw. Q! ' 1 J LH? guavd W .1- ' Mm, .0 Hrllnars in sn I4 K I, aw Q, xy? y ff fs f M,-,x ynmfn .1 A M75 .KWMV ,N 6, 7 QA ' 4 Q 1 X ' Ullxprx K lu lm V 'SW f f 'QQ lmuf vrfl 14 fl' ' W MA, , wnfmaik ,, , my , -' Fx' , f-:fm Q ,, -, 4395? f 4 7 ,J 4 fy .. x J , , 1,4 dx. fn. , x w rf 'W ,fam W Page ,. Will :ewan-pls flfwfisqi YI aka, , SOPHOMORE HCMEROOM 9 M rtin Patricia Menosky Anna Lepick, Nancy Meeker, Helen Seated, first row: Lottie Harris, Betty a , , Murray, Eleanor Di Capua, Carol Mayer, Mary Louise jones. Seated, second row: Carol Low, jean ' ' ' D d Marie Lauer, Roberta Fisler, Lilliarn Fennelly. 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Edward Grady. h lt D ld Thompson Paul Reinhold Mr Lefever Martin Seated: Donald Thorne, Alfred Terry, Robert SC en , ona , , . , Polaner, james Snow. Standing: james Paton, Albert Wood, William Poling, Richard Smith, Robert Stocker, G S ' h Harr Sacks, Thomas Roberts, Ray Rogers, james Patterson. M: 4- SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 13 ' Seated, first row: Edward Keyes, Paul Hammer, Russel Mount, Robert Hulse, Roland johnson, joseph 'H' Ni ll' . Donald King, Edward jones, Seated, second row: Nwilliam johnson, David Kurz, Gene Mc Bride, g ,J , u igan Thomas Nill, Mr. Lcpp, W'illiam Long, Bruce Gordon, john Ray. Standing, third row: john Kerner, i ' ' 1 ' ll Ch l Klemm, Robert ames Lulter, Martin Mc Guirc, Robert Grttnr., john Nelson, Albert Garde a, ar es 'XF --we 'Af '-4' SOPHOMORE HOMERCOM 17 H old Print Walter Crosbee Lansdell Anderson john Foster, Dick Cooke, William Seated, HIST. row: ar , , , Downs, Robert Allen, Ray Eckert, Wilbur Ford. Seated, second row: Elizabeth Battle, j'ean'Ban6eld, Ethyle Calciarma, jean Carnie, joan Aalbue, Mr. Warrington, Theresa Cooke, Madelyn Cusano, Eileen ' ' b Dl R b t C oken Lorraine Belleza. Standing, third row: Thomas Finnegan, Edwin Burton, Ro ert ay, o er f 1 Calt, Robert Boylon, Thomas Craig, Henry Fisler, Donald Englernan. Page 57 Page gg t x 'W' ef'-' aw an pn M fxfaiiveatiw -. f, f lemma, ,Q , JM-ixr 7 ,f s can 'wwf 'gen -- Mix z ,. ' ,L aUuc,f4,i,a , .asia Q f ,i V, is we f ,as- 7 5 4 4 4. .1 , y V, V, ,aft FII ,fm ,.,. ,.,,- ,. , ,,,. am-,,,..-wf.a,.a-ff, f-A ,v.,,ffva,,.f-W, , ,, ,,, FRESHMAN HQMERGOM 6 Seated, first row: Jean Brown, Caroline Donato, Ann Furiato, Mary Cooney, Mary Grillon, Elizabeth Hertz, Florence Clarke, Marguerite Becker, Lorraine Darke. Seated, second row: Doris Dingwell, Florence Ashwell, leanette Houston, Dorothea Eelhaher, Hazel Brown, Miss Deyesty, Mildred Bloorner, Ruth Erei- bott, Catherine Gould, Regina Hopsteader, Dorothy Baldwin, Virginia Blacksmith. Standing, first row: Marie Dobbs Shirley Coddington, Doris Abt, Mildred Brown, Mary Anderson, Dolores Blauvelt, lngeborg Gunderson, Mona Asmar, Florence Heller, Marion Conolly, Marion Gonder, lsabell Gail, Shirley Bishoft, Patricia Anable. Standing, second row: Ruth Bennett, Temple Fawcett, Florence Downs, Emma Hahn, Margaret De Winter. NY aa., , I I ,. ..,., ,,,. ,W -,et.,,ea,1a:f,,Wuv-ut-fer'-.a .13 ,,,-- ry J ' n FRESHMAN HOMEROOM 7 Seated, first row: Lois Ogden, lrrna Zahlman, Doris Uhrig, Frances Mazzetti, jean Sealy, Edirh Thorne joan Morin, Alice Nixon, Eleanor Madden, Helen Seruby. Seated, second row: Claire Kinsella, Loretta Thaclse, Joyce Sage, Catherine Ruhrnan, Dorothy Morin, janet Risltarnn, Mrs. Nelson, Edith Mauser Mildred Shltoda, Gloria Welsh, Harriet Lockwood, jane Phillips, Ruth Morris. Standing, first rgwi Berry White, Beverly Rabone, Ann Kendzia, Grace Terry, Patricia Willard, Eleanor Preston, Arrity jellifle Mina Treiber, Dorothy Nussbaum, Gertrude Supienslsi, Karen Ueland, Dorothy Martin, Eleanor MQCQ,-,diggs Viola Sturges, Margaret Osborne, Helen Young. Standing, second row: Anna Maxson, Herrnine Kienert, Ella johnson, joan Trenery, janet Keelen. l - - :V Q-,H 1 ' ' 1 FRESHMAN HOMEROOM 11 Seated, first row.: Hollister lglay, Edward Keelan, julian Gaa, Herbert Laughlin, Charles Hill, Calvin jacobs, V alter Fields, Yvilliam Baumgardt, David Hurley, William Gaffney, Robert Hallam, William Horn, Seated, second row: Robert Hill, Edward Alverson, Hugh Bauer, Robert Clarke, Walter Connolly, Mr. Meinert, Ralph Gooch, Robert Heinlte, Arthur Buerltle, Henry Bloxom, Theodore Gower, George Belaltov Sfmdingi Fred Deljasquale, Francis Cavanaugh, William Hill, james Allen, Walter Antrim, Richard Calt. Robert Hopler, Robert Helfrich, Edward Kafton, George Alverson, Marvin Hauser. i 4 11 Gil.. 'lil' Iiit Qrii. :C will we 4190-rfu 5-nl:-:nl C19 ll '4- 'ax admins Jin-adsl' .ji , A .,,-,W-m'4 '4 4wq-,v, f , ., ,urvwv M 'vw Waqmw . ., M ' vamvf -'guest-1 fe ,Wye FRESHMAN HOMEROOM 18 Seated, first row: Prank Stavola, Walter Shicltunofi, Andrew Scala, William Metcalf, john Ransley, Willis W t ndorf Edward Spitznas Charles Osborne Robert Schmidt, Thomas Obrien, Harold Rausch. Seated, es e , , , second row: Ernest Thompson, Leslie Van Pelt, Thomas Moriord, William Swan, Scott Smith, Burris Scott, Mr. Gillam, john Sodon, john Trunk, Reginald Robertson, George Patterson, Robert McCabe, Standing, first row: james Smith, Charles Vogel, Richard Wilhalme, Roland johnson, Edward Werse, Norman Sicltles, George Noack, Richard Winters, john Piltzeclter, Richard Sanson, john Tucker, joseph Walsh. Standing, second row: David Mallen, Robert Vogel, Charles Rozak, William Payne, Paul Phillips, William Sanlss, Richard Mount, john McGann. Page 'ww -any E .. ,Yu 'fn WW., V ' K iii? D Q 5 fi YN! - S if' eve N 'M I ,HWY YN if EFS 2832 KWH! -we f. .Q A 1.1 - . , ,Q nf 1- in . 1.1 .f-' if FW if ' SERVICE CLUB Seated: Audrey McMahon, june Abt, Franklin Ruck, Charles Nixon, Signe Olving, Margaret Guttormsen. Standing: William Glendinning, George Hoffmire, Robert Wood, Ralph Van Pelt. DANCING IN STRUCTORS Seated: Mildred Sellick, Gladys Sanks, Mr. Lybarger, Margaret Butterfield, Lois Wilhelm. Standing, Hrst row: Marion McPhail, Betty Sigmund, Cathaleen Peeden, Audrey McMahon, Norma Krueger, Dorothy Kelly. Standing, second row: Egbert Swackhamer, Albert Simpson, Robert Wood, Edward Wddmger, John Andros, George HoHmire, Russell Mount. gA,sr3k -f i - :, .ar 1 rfzgfw,-iii .r i aJq'Q H R921 wnarmimstrf. . J .,1f,f,m,-A 1 iigrfnwgmsg ' f' Siwwf f if fffm 35 4 -' S fx , '5Qi3g?,: amends: Y -Q V., HSV pond. r...'SiX V :ta H sid, 4 his ww.muww ' ' S me :Jiri .maid mf C Kr- ,., 1-95 use Q ' M ak Q Rmb- L. n My ,ta BJ Sl is S K' - .. t .N dv? S .P Xa, , V il M - was at sl , . Said! K I ' .Q . QC! ' s ' ' 5 , ky r- -www? A . T X ' gs, Y X ,, ,A u V, '. 4 -s r 1. .1 . E , ' , ...,. w l -5 flea If LIBRARIAN CLUB Seated: june Abt, Margaret Crosbie, Miss Riley, Dorothy Budelman, Margaret Butterfield, Bernadette ?VfCNlCh0ll. Standing: Mona Azmar, Mildred Shkoda, Doris Abt, joan Aalbue, Helen Long Madeline Cusano. Kneeling: Harriet BanEeld, Marien Mt Phail, Audrey Mc M.1lwn. Standing: Florence Iuli, Betty Gaff, Ethel Treadway, Alice La Rue, Doris Dmgwrll, Marie Lauer, Virginia Mahnkcn, Bernice Doll, Mr. Lybarger. ,427 af .vii Q 'W 5 -as GM fWVHll nun Ulu A1 K6 vii Nia ibihvh.-Ei riff .af IJZAQMJ 1 .4 V... 9,14 1311! 1 f l BVl-11 'f' A QL':..L':J I' gm.. Jima 1 W.. t f 0 . , 9 Y? -ll. A A aa N if ta- 'w ,,,, lf 5 .1 ! li E, ff' .. kd -fmt .ww-4 f 3 -1. if Y .l 'Q' 3,3 17 M. 5 QQ -.. Page 62 .fs V, . sn k A 1 ,if A, z , . i , 'OS ,- .. ' r' V .0 avg. P-if vm as Y fr - N ji T A-'Aw ig.. t M ' 4M-lewuua ' 'Cf'-e ' BAND Seated, first row: Ethel Voorhees, Norma Krueger, Bertha Brouwer, Bertha Fitterer, Selma Walters, Barbara Reed, Marie johnson, Virginia Trotter, Catherine Goold. Seated, second row: Catherine Salmon, Gladys Sanlts, Gertrude Roberts, jane Compton, Frances Lange, Andrey McMahon, Marjorie Koleda, Bernice Con- nolly, Roberta Fisler, Arity Jelliffe, Lida Smith, Anna Mae Lange, Carmela Carotenuto. Standing, first row: Robert McCabe, Burtis Scott, Fredrick Foerster, Walter Connolly, Xvilliam Baumgardt, Xvilliam Swan, james Smith, Wilbur Ford, Richard Winters, Mr. Lybarger. Standing, second row: Egbert Swack- hammer, james Allen, William Johnson, Robert Hill, Robert Schmidt. ,X SR Jas- ur' Q1-rw atr- '85- if - 'S'-v K ,.' X.,-' 1 W , ...L. ORCHESTRA Seated: Nancy Meeker, Ida Phillmps, Lois Ogden, Anna Dubay, Miss Gndfrcy, Pmrnicu Cunnolly, Bertha Brouwer, janv: Compton, Temple Fawcett. Sranding: Carol Ralph, Barbara Recd, jamu Allen, Anna Mae Lange, Frances Lange Viva Emi, a fW5- Max 145' Page 63 Page 64 ,N fu, . t -.Q-ails ,a ws, M mfzfmf' W - f.. s t NYQXN as fit ' zgflzv 9 EW fi , 1 4152 , ,,x . X , I G , yn. 5' V . 'm1..,a1qv ' by-5 Z r,,,g,,gg,,. :aff 1,514 w6ii'afI'.a::'1'dM, ' 94 GL, ww:-uw if J 14,15 I -of 'X' 9,-w -,fi .I I fl BOYS' GLEE CLUB Seated: john Tucker, Walter Connolly, Richard Winters, Miss Godfrey, Henry Bloxorn, Egbert Swack- hammer, William Metcalf. Standing: David Mallen, Walter Fields, john Piltzecker, Douglas Faulks, john McGann, Russell Mount, George Alverson, Richard Cooke. 1 b' I . fl, , fwnf 9 f I' L. 1, 1 1 ,, ,V 4f .v 5 RN ' lf' -43? 35? f1'iY9.e tim Q was P! S.: 125, 's tit , - use - Nga: ,' X , ' i ii- S ' ' El Q , ' an g , ,. T V-4 l '- M ' I '55 A . 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Standing: W'alter Fields, Robert Schmidt, Gene McBride, Frank Frazier, Sigurd Olving, Robert Hopler, Daniel Henderson, Robert Gray, Bill Krysinski, Vfilliam Welsh, W'illiam Sanks, Robert Payne. BASKETBALL SQUAD Seated on concrete: Donald Merker, Teddy Lauer. Seated: James Patterson Frank Korpon, Douglas Foulks, Robert Hopler, Edward Keyes. Standing hrat rm Nir Truet Howard Nlallen, Alfred Cooney, Harold Rauch, Robert Greene, Gene Mc Bride, Th mas Crai V illiam Hiller Nlr Blood. Standing, second row: Edward Vfildanger, Robert Nvood, Yfilliam Glendinriris George Smith Paul Phillips. Si 5 Se . 132- .MTJJ A ig ive' 1 new mmm I W 'WY Half S 'L'2.,:5-51, - ' a ,- f' r'q-' r ' ' ' , A ' F ' .ff sax.. -' -,1- . L -' . , BASEBALL TEAM Seated on concrete: Theodore Lauer. 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