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

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Y 'iff Y 1 1 1 'H K:- mMWM U M, , A awp., Sv . 4. w5w41 f737 'f' PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF NTOWNSI-IIP MIDDLETOW HIGH SCHOOL LEONARDO - - - NEW IERSEY we 1944 HISTORY OF THE HLGH 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. ln 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. ln 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. Tompson, 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 agriculture course in this agricultural community, Robert Hartshorne gave the school its original Greenhouse and M. A. Rice completed it. This was probably the first school greenhouse in the state, The expense of the greenhouse as it now stands was borne by several residents of the Township. ln 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 basement rooms which were originally built for a small gym. In 1927 the instructor small , by a full summer of work, doubled the floor space for those activities. This along with new equip- ment, which was provided for by the Board of Education, paved the way for the introduction of diversified shop work and improved in work recognized as the best in the state. ln 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 field next to the school in 1928 provided a playground and athletic field eliminating the danger of crossing the highway for the physical education classes. lt also paved the way for necessary expansion. OTHER BUILDING CHANGES. ln September, 1931, the present gymnasium was completed. In lanuary the physics and chemistry rooms were fitted up with tables and equipment. A full size room was used for a library. The door from the present library gives access direct to the tables in the back of the auditorium which gives us sufficient accommodations so that 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. FGREWORD The Odranoel Staff of i944 dedicates this yearbook to the Senior Class. May it always bring to mind pleasant memories of the happy years we all enjoyed at Middletown Township High School. To our classmates, now in the services of our country, we sincerely hope this modest publication brings a little earned happiness. We are very proud of you. GEORGE B, MILLER Vice-President Middletown, N, H. LAWRENCE SCOTT President Belford, N. I. WILLIAM DENNIS DR. WYLIE G. PATE Supervising Principal DAVID F. SCHNOOR Belford, N. MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP BOARD OF EDUCATION . GEORGE SMITH Middletown, N. I. Port Monmouth, N. I, IAMES C. DeLONG Highland Avenue Leonardo, N. j. W. GILBERT MANSON Lincroft, N. I, SCHUYLER SICKLES Navesink, N. I. HAROLD B. YOUNGS East Keansburg, N. I. FACU LTY Seated, first row: Lewis H. Blood, Martha R, Pennington, Lloyd L. Tingley, William K, Megill, Doris Schnoor, Kenneth H. lvleinert. Standing, first row: George I-I, C-illman, Rebekah L. North, Mary L, Rouse, Elizabeth C. Schnoor, Dorothy F. lobes, Grace Elmer, Mazie L, Riley, Addie Scisco. Standing, second row: I-I. Irwin Lepp, james E. McConnell, Lillian Z, Bundens, Irene Nelson, Esther F. Search, Doris l-l, Ireland, Arnold True-X. Standing, third row: james W. Davidheiser, Emma Hefling, Paul Letever, Emil I. Petach. Standing, fourth row: William C. Thomas, William L. Sparrow, Everett Curry, Frank E, Poston, SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL FAC WYLIE G.- PATE ........................................................................................ Middletown, N. I B.S., Washington and Ieffersong M.A., University of Pennsylvania, Ed.D., Rut- gers University. Travel: Canada. ACTING PRINCIPAL WILLIAM K. MEGILL .............................................................. .... L eonardo, N I Litt. B. and Ed.M., Rutgers University. A THE HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY '-:ROBERT ALEXANDER ANDERSON ..........,..................................... Atlantic Highlands, N I. Teacher of Civics and History A.B., Asbury College, Columbia. U 'ver it f T avel: C ada. LEWIS H. BLOOD ..................... . .. ............. Matawan, N. I. Teacher of Chemistry an A ' ant Coac of Boys' ootbal, Basketball, and Baseball, General Math. 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. I. Teacher of Stenography II, Secretarial Training, Applied Math. Trenton State Teachers College, Graduate Work, Rutgers University. Travel: Canada. EVERETT C. CURRY ........ ............... ................... A tlantic Highlands, N. I. Teacher Industrial Arts and Mechanical Drawing. B.S., Trenton State Teachers College. Travel: ada. IAMES W. DAVIDHEISER ........................................................ ....... L eonardo, N. I. Teacher ot Modern and Early European History, Civics. B.S.C., M.S., Temple University. Travel: Canada. 'EVELYN M. DETTMER ....................................... ' ..................................... S outh River, N. I. Teacher of Foods, Manager of Cafeteria. B.S., New Iersey College for Women, Summer Sessions, Columbia University and Rutgers University. Travel: Canada, Cuba, Mexico, Panama Canal, West Indies. MILDRED I. DeVESTY .................................................................................. Navesink, N. I. Teacher of English. Litt. B., New Iersey College for Women. Travel: Belgium, England, France, Germany, Holland, Switzer ,igttle West wies. KATHERINE IOHNSON DOWD . .......... ....,... Fair Haven, N. I. Teacher of English. B.S., Bucknell University: Graduate work, Columbia and Rutgers Universities. Travel: Canada. GRACE MARIE ELMER .................................................................................. Leonardo, N. I. Clothing Instructress. B.S. in Home Economics, Immaculate College, Pennsylvania. Travel: Canada. GEORGE H. GILLAM ........................................................................................ Belford, N. I. Teacher of Math, Law, Business Organization, and Administration, Salesmanship, Iunior Business Training, and Coach of Track. B. Acct., B.C.S., Rider College. EMMA E. HEFLING ........................................................................ Atlantic Highlands, N. I. Teacher of Primary and Advanced Art. B.S., Degree and Supervisors ln Art, Marywood College. DORIS H. IRELAND ............................................... ,.................. ..... .... B r i dgeport, Conn. Teacher of Music. B.S., West Chester State Teachers College. DOROTHY FLEMING IOBES ................................................. ..... W estmont, N. I. Teacher of Foods and Manager of Cafeteria. B.S. in Home Economics, Mary Washington College. PAUL F. LEFEVER ............,.................................................... .... L eonardo, N. I. Teacher of English II and IV. Ursinus College: M.A., Columbia University. H. IRWIN LEPP ................................................................................ ............. C amden, N. I. Teacher of Physics and Biology. B.S., Trenton State Teacher College: M.S., Columbia University. Travel: Canada, Mexico. IAMES E. Mc CONNELL .............................................................................. Highlands, N. I. Teacher of Typewriti ng. B.S., Syracuse University: Graduate work, Syracuse University, Columbia University. Travel: Canada Mexi o fy KENNETH H. ,MEiNEiiT .... ................................. Atlantic Highlands, N. I. Teacher of U. S. History, Visual Education Adviser. B.S., Moravian College: Ed.M., Rutgers University, Columbia University. Travel: Canada. ULTY IRENE NELSON ...................................................... .................. ........ Q ....... L e onardo, Teacher of English. Cumberland Valley State Teachers College, Pennylvania, Rutgers University. Travel: Canada. REBEKAH LOIS NORTH .................................................................. Atlantic Highlands, Teacher of Latin and English. A.B. and M.A., Penn State College, Summer work, Cambridge University, England. Travel: Canada En la d G a ,France, Italy, Aus i , Switzerland. MARTHA R. PENNINGTON .... Leonardo, Teacher of Problems ot American Democracy and Economics. A.B., Washington College, M.A., Columbia University, aduate work, johns Hopkins University. Travel' Belgidm Ca da, Ber an France, Ger- many, Holland, Italy, M Sc t nd, itzerla EMIL j. PETACH ..................................... ..... ............. . . ....... L eonardo, Teacher of Industrial Arts and Mechani Drawing. B.S., New jersey State Teachers Col ge, Newark. FRANK D. POSTON ................................................................................ .... L eonardo, Teacher of Agriculture. B.S., University of Missouri, Graduate work, Rutgers University. Travel: Canada, Mexico. MAZIE L. RILEY ............................................................................,. Atlantic Highlands, Librarian. A.B., juniata ollege, Summer session at johns Hopkins University, Drexel Institute, Extzgifyr, Courses, ylewafy Sfate Teachers College. Travel: Canada. MARY L. ROUSE ...... .AL-,l.1.l...1....,....: .... A ...' ..a.:.f.Z .................... Atlantic Highlands, Teacher of Algebra, Advancefd Algebra. A.B., Washington College, M.A., Columbia University, Graduate work, johns Hopkins University. Travel: South America and West Indies. - DORIS T. SCHNOOR ........................................................................................ Belford, Secretary to the Principal. B.S. in Commerce, Rider College. Travel: Mexico. ELIZABETH C. SCHNOOR ................................................................ ....... B elford, Teacher of Bookkeeping I, ll, Ill, School Treasurer, Typing. B.C.S., Rider College. Travel: Mexico. ADDIE SCISCO .............................................................................................. Red Bank, 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 Certificate, Courses at Teachers College, N. Y. Travel: Alaska, Austria, Canada, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, England, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Mexico, Switzerland. ESTHER F. SEARCH .............................................................................. Port Monmouth, Teacher of Stenography I, Typing Il. B.C.S., Rider College. Travel: Canada. WILLIAM L. SPARROW ...............................................' ................... A tlantic Highlands, Teacher of Science. B.S., Elizabethtown and Gettysburg Colleges, Graduate work, Columbia Uni- versity, University of Maryland. Travel: Canada. WILLIAM G. THOMAS ........,......................................................................... Leonardo, Teacher of French and Spanish. A.B., Bucknell University, M.A., Columbia University. Travel: Canada, England, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Switzerland. LLOYD L. TINGLEY ........................................................................ Atlantic Highlands, Teacher of Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, and Aviation Mathematics. - A.B., Houghton College, Summer session at Cornell University, Graduate work, Penn State, Rutgers and Columbia Universities. Travel: Canada. KATHARI NE B. TOWNSEND .................................................................... Middletown, Teacher of Spanish. A.B., Wells College, M.A., University of North Carolina: Graduate work, Florence, Italy, University of Nebraska, Bryn Mawr College, Middlebury Spanish School, University of Buffalo. Travel: Italy, France, Switzerland, Ger- many, Austria, Belgium, England. ARNOLD T. TRUEX ........................................................................ Atlantic 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 and General Math. A.B., University of Delaware, M.Ed., Rutgers University. Travel: Canada. RUDOLPH j. WINTHROP ................................................................................ Newark, Director of Instrumental Music. College of Music, Berlin, Conservatory, Cologne, Columbia University. Travel: Throughout Europe, Seated: Anna Mae Lange, Selma Walters, lean Merken, Mr, Tingley, Florence luli, Dorothea Goeller, Doris Smith. Standing: Bianca Galasso, Marion Tector, Shirley Merker, Grace Casey, Katherine McCandIess, Ann Barricelli, Gertrude Roberts, 100 ODRANOEL STAFF Treasurer ....... Faculty Adviser ...... ANN BARRICELLI GRACE CASEY BIANCA GALASSO DOROTHEA GOELLER ANNA MAE LANGE Editor-in-Chief IEAN MERKEN FLORENCE IULI Associate Editors KATHERINE MCCANDLESS SHIRLEY MERKER GERTRUDE ROBERTS DORIS SMITH MARION TECTOR Photographer SELMA WALTERS Assisted by IOSEPH IULIAN CLASS OFFICERS Treasurer HENRY SCHIMMEL MR. THOMAS MISS ROUSE Secretary BARBARA REED Vice-President RUDOLPH QUACKENBUSH President EDWARD FINK CLASS ADVISERS MISS NORTH MRS. DOWD Acting Principal MR. MEGILL 0 II CATHERINE ALSBACK 'AKay Port Monmouth Secretary Here's a girl who is quite tall, She likes the boys best of all. CHRIS ANTHROPULOS Chris Beltord Undecided Silence is golden. 120 l LLOYD APEL Lloyd Belford Undecided Brief are his answers, his questions none, He likes it best, when school is done. Intramural Baseball 35 Spanish Club l, 23 Sportsmanship Club l, 2. VERONICA BACHSTADT Ronnie East Keansburg Nurse A friend in need, is a friend indeed. German Club Secretary lg Soccer Captain 45 Soccer 23 Basket- ball Captain 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 2. AUDREY BADEN Chickie Belford Secretary Chick's a gal that's lots of fun, She keeps us laughing till day is done. Intramural Baseball I, 2, 4, Physical Ed. Leader 3, 4, Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader 3, 4, Soccer Captain 4, Twirler 2, Usher Fashion Show Zg Office Practice 4, Volleyball 2, Intra- mural Soccer I, Z, 3. ANNE BARRICELLI Annie Keansburg Secretary She's a girl who's short and shy, She likes to sing but not too high. Clee Club I, 2, 4, Mixed Clee Club I, 2, Odranoel Staff 45 Substitute Grammar School Teacher 4, Prom Committee 33 Press Club 4, Office Practice 45 Commercial Club Contest 2, Special Cirl's Group 3, 4, Fashion Show lg Ciirl's Trio 4, Squad Leader I, 2, 3. IAMES BENNETT lab Leonardo Craftsman He's a lad of quiet ways. Intramural Baseball I, 2, 3, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3g Doorrnan 33 Sport Club Ig Intramural Track 3. EaSl' Keansburg Secretary Millie seems so shy and tall, But when you know her, she isn't at all. Entered from Henry Snyder High School Sept. I943. MILDRED BIORCK Millie 013 WARREN BOTTI NO Botts Leonardo Undecided A nice personality, wins much popularity. Clee Club 45 Intramural Baseball 35 Intramural Basketball 25 Varsity Football 45 junior Varsity 25 Fire Squad 45 Sport Club 2. CARIVIELA CARDNER lVlel Port Monmouth , Beautician A jolly personality has she. Office runner 45 Clee Club 45 Sewing Club I5 Intramural Base- ball 25 Basketball 25 Soccer I, 25 Ping Pong 25 Fashion Show I, 25 Bowling Club 2. GRACE CASEY Casey Monmouth Undecided The kind of a gal to have for a pal. Odranoel Staff 45 Prom Committee 35 Basketball 2, 45 Soccer 25 Baseball 25 Squad Leader 3, 45 Baseball Captain 45 Basketball Captain 45 Soccer Captain 3. Middletown Undecided Mary's a gal that's full of jive, She makes dull moments seem alive. Camera Club I5 Stamp Club 25 Art Exhibition 2, 35 Soccer Captain 45 Squad Leader 45 Volleyball Captain MARY HANOWICH Doots I 140 015 WILLIAM COLLINSON New Monmouth He's a boy who has much to say, Fire Squad 4g Band l, 23 Radio Club l. glcf. Belford Norman a bachelor wants to be, But that's a day for us to see. Q , I l ,7 - 1 9 a N,-' .l., rv ,1 IANE COMPTON -1' jamie Belford Secretary lame with her eyes of blue, Always has a smile tor you. Physical Ed. Leader 45 Band l, 2, 35 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 43 A.A. Treasurer 3, 45 Press Club 45 Perfect Attendance 2, Prom Com- mittee 33 Camera Oub lg Sewing Club lg Basketball lg Office Practice 45 Commercial Club Contest 23 Squad Leader 2, Fashion Show l, Z5 Ring Committee 33 War Stamp Committee 43 Maga- zine Campaign Committee 4g Band Concert l, 2g Music Festival l, 25 l-lomeroom Stamp Chairman 4. He can keep on talking throughout the day NORMAN COLSON ' .. .Hn Bl Undecided ii 'Norman Undecided Intramural Basketball lg Fire Squad 45 Dancing lnstructor 4. BERNICE CONNOLLY Connie Leonardo Lawyer Connie with her tricks and jokes, Likes to kid us all. ' Deputy Teacher lg Band 2, 33 Orchestra 3, 43 Press Club l, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, Prom Committee 3g Librarian Club President 43 School Newspaper Staff 25 Stamp Committee 35 Student Treas- urer School Pictures 4. 160 ALICE GREAR Sis Keansburg Telephone Operator A quiet lass is Alice A true friend she'll be. - lntramural Baseball 2, Intramural Basketball 2, 3g Perfect At- tendance Zg French Club 2, Intramural Soccer 25 Office Practice 4, Usher Class Day 33 Gym Honor Roll 4. VERA CROSBEE Miz Fort Monmouth Secretary Miz is a girl that is quite small, And ot course liked by all. Intramural Baseball I, 25 Physical Ed. Leader 4, Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Office Practice 43 Basketball Captain 4, Squad Leader 3, Gym Honor Roll 3, 45 Fashion Show I, 2. GLORIA CROSBIE Fran Keansburg Nurse Gloria's cheerful and lots of fun, She giggles and laughs with everyone. Spanish Club I, 2, Sewing Club Ig Squad Leader 4. ELLEN DOYLE it El East Keansburg Criminalogist She is not short, she is not tall, But she is a girl that's liked by all. Physical Ed. Leader 3, 4, French Club President 2, Stamp and Bond Committee 4, Soccer Umpire 35 Soccer I, 2, Squad Leader 2, Twirler 4g Basketball I, Z, 33 Baseball I, Z, Baseball Umpire 3. ELIZABETH DRUIEN Fritzie Fort Hancock Navy Nurse A talkative miss is Fritzie, Always joking and full of fun. Substitute Grammar School Teacher 45 Spanish Club 2. ANNA DUBOY HAl'll'1 Atlantic Highlands Business Her hair is blonde, her eyes are blue, She'll make a pal that is true. Office Runner lg C-lee Club lg Intramural Baseball 25 Mixed Clee Club l g Intramural Basketball 2, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 23 Dancing Instructor 45 Spanish Club l, 25 Violin Quartet 2, 3, 45 Soccer Captain 35 Fashion Show lg C-ym Honor gels vlffmp Roll 2, 3. i She's a girl that's sweet and shy, But she'lI get over it bye and bye. Entered from Pensacola High School, Sept. l943. East Keansburg Kindergarten Teacher She may be shy and not so tall, She is a good friend to us all. I Stamp and Bond Committee 43 Office Practice 45 Red Cross Committee 3, 4. GLORIA DYKEMAN Speed Fort Hancock Secretary MARY FERRARA Mary 017 EDWARD FINK Eddy East Keansburg Musician He is very tall and has a charm, Which of course does him no harm. Band l, 25 Class Officer 45 Fire Squad 45 Deputy Teacher 2, FRED FOERSTER Fritz K93 1SbUI'S Aviation l-lere's our Fritz, who claims he's shy, But how he looks when the girls go by. Clee Club 45 Intramural Baseball 35 Physical Ed. Leader 45 Intramural Basketball 35 Band l, 2, 35 Class Officer 35 Orchestra ll Spanish Club l, 25 Camera Club lg Sportsmanship Club l, Z5 lntramural Track Meet 35 Ping Pong Tournament l, 2. Pon Monmouth Telephone Operator Not too serious, not too gay, just a friendly gal. Intramural Basketball 2, sewing Club 2, Fashion show 1, 2, Office Practice 45 Gym Honor Roll 35 Soccer 3. MILDRED FRISCO Lucky Keansburg WAVES A happy-go-lucky girl is this lass, Who brings mischief into every class. Office Runner l, 25 Glee Club 45 Physical Ed. Leader 35 Intra- mural Basketball 35 Homeroom Chairman 45 Spanish Club 25 Soccer Captain 3, 45 Basketball 3, 4. DOROTHY FRANKLIN Dot 180 019 Belford Model She's a girl with many charms, Which wins her many friends. Glee Club 2, 45 Lunch Room Cashier 35 Mixed Glee Club 25 Odranoel Staff 45 Press Club 45 Substitute Grammar School Teacher 45 Prom Committee 35 Mixed Chorus 45 Music Festival 25 Special Girl's Glee Club 45 GirI's Trio 45 War Stamp Committee 4. DOROTHEA GOELLER Dot Plattrnount Secretary Light brown hair and lots of fun, ln making friends she's always won. Glee Club 2, 45 Lunch Room Cashier 45 Odranoel Staff 45 Substitute Grammar School Teacher 45 Prom Committee 35 Special Girl's Glee Club 45 Sextet 35 War Stamp Committee 45 Girl's Trio 45 Office Practice 45 Music Festival 25 Mixed Chorus 45 Basketball Captain 4. M as EDGAR HAHNE Ed New Monmouth Undecided He is so quiet you can't hear a peep, But we've all heard of still water running deep, Intramural Baseball 3: Physical Ed. Leader 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Perfect Attendance l, 25 Aeroplane Club l5 Stamp Club l5 Fire Squad 4. DONALD HELIKER Barrel Highlands Machinist Donald likes when school is done, So he can go home to play with his guns. Fire Squad 3, 45 Archery l, 2. BIANCA GALASSO Sunnie 200 Keansburg Undecided Laughing eyes and red hair, He goes along without a care. RICHARD HENDRICKS Dick River Plaza Undecided Curly hair and eyes of brown, Tall and silent he never frowns. Intramural Basketball l, 23 Fire Squad 45 Deputy Teacher 2, 3, 4, Football lg Varsity Football 3, 4. -l v . H ,f' K ARTHUR HENNINC-SEN Art New Monmouth Undecided He's a boy who's short and shy, And knows enough to get by. Deputy Teacher 2, 3, 4g Assistant Deputy Teacher lg Prom Committee 43 Stamp Club l 5 Assembly Chairman 4. HERMAN HETEM Dutch Leonardo Marineg Tall and husky is our star, And in the world he shall go far. Intramural Baseball Zg Fire Squad 45 Mailman 4g Aeroplane Club l, 2, Baseball Squad 3, 45 Varsity Football 3, 45 lntramural Track 2, 35 Sportsmanship Club l, 2. DAN HENDERSON Dan DOROTHY HOWER Dotty Headdons Corner Beautician Here's our Dot, so small and sweet, A girl who everyone should meet. Ciirls Clee Club 4g Prom Committee 3g Squad Leader 3, FLORENCE IULI Flip Keansburg Secretary Blue eyes, blonde hair, Full of pep, with never a care. C-lee Club 45 Physical Ed. Leader 2, 3, 4g Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4g Odranoel Staff 43 Ticket Collector 35 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Substitute Grammar School Teacher 45 Spanish Club 2, Prom Committee 33 Librarians Club lg Secretary to Teacher 33 Office Practice 4, Homeroom Librarian I, 23 Intramural Soccer 25 Intramural Softball 23 Dancing Instructor 4. iosEPH iuLiAN joe Highlands Arfigf An artist joe some day will be, His posters in our halls we see. Intramural Baseball 33 Physical Ed, Leader 35 Intramural Basket- ball 2, 35 Track 2, 3, 45 Archery 23 l.V. Football 33 Varsity She'Il always help a friend in need, Kindness and loyalty is her creed. Fashion Showg Riding Club lg Spanish Club lg Sewing Club Ig Press Club 4. Football 4, FLORENCE KLEIVIM Artie New Monmouth Nurse 021 DORlS KOHL Dot Lincroft Secretary Silence ls Golden. Substitute Grammar School Teacher 45 Sewing Club l, 25 Office Practice 45 Fashion Show lg Basketball l, 2, 35 Soccer l, 2, 35 Baseball l, 2. MAE ROSE LA BELLA Lucky Keansburg Model A heart as big as the world is wide. A merry twinkle her eyes can't hide. Riding Club 25 Commercial Club 35 Piano Club 25 Office Prac- tice 45 Advertising Committee 4. 0 i , - 3 j ' ,, i J ef ff f f fl ASL ', jfyab L A for , i . f' lytff ' ANNA MAE LANC-E Belford Secretary A cheery smile, a bright 'Hello,' Will be wherever she may go. Girls Clee Club 45 Odranoel Staff 45 Band l, 2, 35 Orchestra l, Z, 35 Homeroom Chairman 45 Substitute Grammar School Teacher 45 Camera Club lg Sewing Club 25 Office Practice 45 Reader's Digest Treasurer 45 Squad Leader Z, 35 Fashion Show l, 25 Band Concert l, Z5 School Music Festival l, 2, 35 Octet 45 Special Cirls Chorus 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Cirls Special 4. CARL A. LATINI CarI' Keansburg Railroad Machinist l-lere's a boy who's friendly, And exceptionally smart, And when there's hard work to do, He'll always do his part. Intramural Baseball l, 2, 35 Physical Ed. Leader 3, 45 Intra- mural Basketball 25 Mailman l5 Spanish Club 25 Intramural Track 35 Sportsmanship Club l, 2. Chum 220 RAYMOND MALONSON Ray Port Monmouth Undecided A practical joker is our Ray, He'll keep you laughing all the day. 023 PRISCILLA MARTIN Pat East Keansburg Doctor Pat's a girl who's as smart as a whip, And in her studies, she'Il never trip. Entered from john Adams High School, September I9435 Press Club 45 Captain of Magazine Campaign 4. KATHERINE MCCANDLESS Kay Leonardo Business A studious girl is our friend Kay, But someday all her work will pay. Physical Ed. Leader 43 Deputy Teacher 35 Odranoel Staff 45 Ticket Collector 25 Latin Club I, 25 Substitute Grammar School 45 Sewing Club I, 25 Homeroom Defense Stamp Chairman 45 Office Practice 45 Commercial Contest 35 Fashion Show I, 23 Usher Graduation 35 Class Basketball Captain 4. EDWARD MCLENNAN Mac East Keansburg Undegided Big things come in little packages. Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Physical Ed. Leader 45 Intra- mural Baseball 25 Spanish Club 25 Sportsmanship Club I, 25 lntgamural Track 2, 35 Ping-Pong Tournament 2, 35 Baseball l.V. I. ,3. iff 240 DENNIS IVICNICHOLL Dennis Leonardo Undecided With the answers, he's always quick, The tough problem he will pick. Sportsmanship Club I, 2. CLAIRE MEADE Claire Riverside Heights journalist A combination of charm and wit, She's always there to do her bit. Spanish Club 23 Ping-Pong Tournament 2. IEAN MERKEN lvIerk Keansburg Model A merry twinkle, a hearty laugh, A group of friends is her staff. Office Runner 2, 33 Physical Ed. Leader 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 2, 33 Odranoel 43 Ticket Collector 33 Cheerleader 43 Homeroom Chairman 23 Prom Committee 33 Secretary to Teacher 43 Building Report Secretary 43 Assembly Program Treasurer 3, 43 Office Practice 43 Intramural Soccer 23 Intramural Softball 2, 33 French Club 23 Dancing Instructor 43 Substitute Grammar School Teacher 4. I SHIRLEY IVIERKER Merk Atlantic Highlands , Undecided Merk's a girl whO's merry and gay, She'll help to drive your cares away. Intramural Baseball 23 Physical Ed. Leader 33 Intramural Bas- ketball 2, 3, 43 Deputy Teacher 3a Odranoel Staff 43 Ticket Col- lector 33 Cheer Leader 3, 4a Spanish Club l, 23 Prom Committee 33 Sewing Club I 3 Office Practice 43 Soccer 2, 33 Class Basketball Captain 4. lOHN MILLER ohnn Y Keansburg Undecided Oh, why should life all labor be? Sportsmanship Club l. CLADYS MOURAUX Cilady Hilton Park Secretary She does her task from day to day, And meets whatever comes her way. Prom Committee 33 Current Events lg Spanish Club I, 2, Fashion Show l, 2, Office Practice. NANCY ESTELLE NIXON Leonardo FLORENCE NOLL l, 23 Office Practice 4. Nance Secretary Here's a girl who's bound to succeed, Not only clever but brilliant indeed. Ciirl's Cilee Club l, 2, 35 Mixed Clee Club l, 2, 35 Ticket Collector 35 Press Club 4, Spanish Club l, 25 Prom Committee 33 Sewing Club l 3 Treasurer of Rings 4g Treasurer of Defense Stamps 43 Squad Leader 2: Soccer Captain'3g Homeroom Stamps Chair- man 3g Commercial Club Contest 3, Office Practice 45 Fashion Show lg School Music Festival l, 2, 3, Deputy Teacher 3. csHonxv Navesink H ' Secretary A quiet taste, a steadfast mind, Appearance neat, and manners kind. ' Sewing Club l, 2, Commercial Club Contest 33 Fashion Show 025 ANORA O'l-IERRON Nora W Keansburg War Worker Nora's a girl who's full of fun, From her, cares and sorrows run. Camera Club lg Sewing Club I, 2, Office Practice 45 Fashion Show I, 2. f 0' ROBERT OLIVER Bob Port Monmouth Undecided Bobby is a tall gent, And on fun he's always bent. Intramural Baseball 3, 43 Fire Squad 45 Secretary to Teacher 3, Freshman Football lg lunior Varsity Football 25 Varsity Football 3, 4, Intramural Track 2, 3, 4. AUDRIE OLSEN Headdons Corner Boating is Bunny's favorite sport, She always seems to get to port. ..Bunny., Secretary Cirl's Clee Club 23 Mixed Clee Club 23 Current Events lg German Club I, 2. CATHALEEN PEEDEN Cathy Keansburg Nurse Cathy's'a friend, both kind and sweet, A truer one you'll never meet. Mixed Clee Club lg Orchestra I, 25 Dancing Instructors 33 Sewing Club I, 23 Office Practice 4, Fashion Show lg Girls Clee Club l. 260 027 RUDOLPH QUACKENBUSH Quackie' Port Monmouth Engineer Rudy is a leader, ot this we have no doubt, And when something's happening, he's always about. Office Runner l 5 Cilee Club l5 Mixed Glee Club l5 Fire Squad 45 Deputy Teacher l 5 Class Officer 45 Cheerleader l 5 Prom Committee 35 Camera Club l, 25 Cafeteria 3, 45 Assembly Chair- man 45 Supply Squad 45 Stamp Committee 4. x CAROL RALPI-lp, 'Carol East Keansburg 'S' College 'gways dependable, always true5 .- o whatever job she has to do. l Band l, 25a-Orchestra 35 Homeroom Chairman 3, 45 Substitute Grammar Sqlqool Teacher 45 Prom Committee 35 Camera Club lg Stamp Clubi lg War Stamp Committee 45 Squad Leader 3, 45 Band Treasurer 2, 3. CERALDINE RAYMOND Gerry Highlands Secretary Always smiling, always gay5 That is jerry every day. Entered from Dickinson High School, jersey City, l94l. Office Practice 4. VERNA RAYNOR Wraye East Keansburg Typist Slowly she moves along her way, But she'lI get there some sweet day. Substitute Grammar School Teacher 45 Sewing Club 15 Office Practice 45 Fashion Show l5 Usher 35 Homeroom Stamp Treasurer 45 Squad Leader 2. l 280 wife L lr al lffgosxlo BARBARA REED Barb Red Bank Navy Nurse True and sincere, loyal and kindg Another like her you'II never find. Entered from Red Bank High School, May I94Z. Class Officer 3, 43 Band Leader 43 Substitute Grammar School Teacher 43 Prom Committee 33 Twirler 33 Usher 33 Piano Player for Special Chorus 4. GERTRUDE ROBERTS Bunnie New Monmouth College Happy, industrious is Gert, Always ready to do her work. Odranoel Staff 43 Band I, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club I3 Orchestra I, 2, 3, 43 Substitute Grammar School Teacher 43 Prom Committee 33 Squad Leader I, 3, 43 Chairman Magazine Campaign 43 Fashion Show I, 23 Picture Committee 4. 1 , . i WILLIAM RAY ROGERS Ray Belford Doctor Conscientious, studious and wise, He'll succeed in whatever he tries, Physical Ed. Leader I3 Intramural Basketball I, 23 Deputy Teacher 33 Band I3 Varsity Basketball Manager 33 Homeroom Chairman 33 Varsity Baseball I, 33 Varsity Football 33 Varsity Track Manager 23 Intramural Track I, 23 War Stamp Committee 2. xl -Q ' ey - f 3 -Ex' I HENRY SCHIMMEL Hank Leonardo Lawyer To be a star, what is better? He well deserves his Leonardo Letter. Intramural Baseball I3 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 33 Current Events I, Varsity Football 3, 43 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 43 Squad Leader 2, 33 Intramural Track 2, 3, 43 Class Treasurer 4. PAUL SCHOELLNER Paul Port Monmouth Undecided Fun and frolic everywhere, just look for Paul and he'll be there. Fire Squad 4g Mailman 35 Stamp Club 4. ARTHUR SCOTT Scotty Red Bank Auto Mechanic No excuse is a good excuse. HELEN SCOTT Scottie Atlantic Highlands Telephone Operator A girl worth knowing. Stamp Committee 4g Fashion Show 3g Serving Club 3. GRACE SENATO Shorty Keansburg Undecided Gracie has a hobby, Roller Skating is its name, When Gracie is lacking homework, Roller skating is to blame. County Music Festival 35 Clee Club 2, 35 Fashion Show lg Squad Leader 3. 029 BETTY SICMUND Bet Highlands Cadet Nurse Corps Pretty red hair, a pleasant smile, In her you'Il find a pal worthwhile. Orchestra lg Dancing Instructor 33 Spanish Club 25 Sewing Club lg Squad Leader 33 Twirling 4. DORIS SMITH Dot East Keansburg Doctor Short and sweet, just the kind you'd like to meet. Odrarioel Staff 4g Prom Committee 3g Camera Club I, 23 Riding Club 2g French Club 25 Sewing Club lg Basketball 35 Soccer 33 Twirler 45 Squad Leader 43 Glee Club 4g Press Club 4. i.iDA siv1iTi-i 'lskippy' Belford Cowgirl Singer Speaking of twirlers that are fine, Who but Lida enters your mind? Clee Club I, 25 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 25 Twirler 2g Physical Ed. Leader 4. MARION SMITH Smitty' Navesink Secretary The hinges of true friendship never grow rusty, Fashion Show I g Stamp Committee 43 Sewing Club I. I i :lx 111-' . iv gait' . . ,W iii?- 300 E 5 031 LUCILLE STAVOLA Lu Red Bank Undecided Lucy is the quiet type, We never hear a peep. But you've all heard the saying, 'Still waters run deep'. Glee Club I, 45 Substitute Grammar School Teacher 45 Prom Committee 35 Stamp Club I5 Squad Leader 2, 35 Office Practice 45 Dance Instructor 4. PATRICIA STOCKER Pat Red Bank College Pat noisy? - No, not at alI5 V We know she's around, because she's so tall. Intramural Baseball I5 Ticket Collector 35 Latin Club5 Current Events 25 Stamp Committee 45 Intramural Volleyball 25 Intramural Soccer 35 Ping-Pong Tournament 2. HARRY TAYLOR Harry Keansburg Undecided You go your way, I'II go mine. Deputy Teacher 2, 3, 45 Perfect Attendance I, 25 Doorman 35 Homeroom Chairman 25 Prom Committee 35 Auditorium Arrange- ment Committee 4. , 4 .J 1 ,Il-ill' AJ M71 I IVIARIAN TECTOR ' Marian Red Bank Dental Assistant Under that friendly smile you'Il find A girl who is earnest, sincere and kind. Glee Club I, 45 Mixed Glee Club I5 Odranoel Staff 45 Substi- tute Grammar School Teacher 45 Prom Committee 35 Stamp Club I5 Bond and Stamp Committee 45 Gym Class Leader 4. EDGAR TRAMM Ed East Keansburg Undecided l make the most of all that comes, The least of all that goes. 320 WILLIAM VAN PELT Bill Keansburg Aeronautic Mechanic Ah, mischief is such fun! RAYMOND VOC-EL Ray Port Monmouth Radio Engineer Life is what you make it. Student Chapel 45 Deputy Teacher 4g Perfect Attendance lg Assistant Deputy Teacher 45 Sportsmanship Club 23 Radio Club l 3 Stamp Club l. AVIS WALLINC Butch Port Monmouth Secretary ' If ever a secretary you do need, We recommend Avis, who can't be beat. Glee Club lg Latin Club lg Homeroom Chairman 35 Sewing Club l, 23 Office Practice 3. lf 1 . ,tw . SELMA WALTERS tt SeIm Red Bank Advertising She may be serious, she may be gay, She's full of fun throughout the day. 'TT-r' ' If Glee Club 25 Mixed Glee Club 25 Odranoel Staff 45 Ticket Col- lector 35 Band 25 Latin Club I5 County Music Festival 25 Substi- tute Grammar School Teacher 45 Spanish Club I 5 Prom Committee 35 Stamp Club I5 Usher 35 Twirler 3, 45 War Stamp Committee 45 Student Singing Conductor 45 Office Practice 35 Girls Ping- Pong Tournament 2. GLORIA WERSE Glo Port Monmouth Teacher Bold is she, A Congresswoman she's bound to be. Riding Club I, 25 Squad Leader 2, 35 Sewing Club I5 Fashion Show I5 Stenography Chairman 4. ROSE WILHALME Rosie East Keansburg Secretary Blessed are the joy makers. Librarian 3. DONALD YOUNG Beefy East Keansburg Machinist Oh, what a happy-go-lucky fellow you'll find, Athletics always on his mind. Intramural Basketball I, 25 Band I5 Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Aeroplane Club I5 Current Events I, 25 Sportsmanship Club I, 25 Intramural Track I, 25 Track I, 2, 3, 4. t. We 033 41 ROB ERT RAY i CALWN Ml' W L wmfiiil' POMPHR EY SENIO WOR SWENSON fwhhnwk 'TT XOSEPH NXCCHR TVN IACK KAN EY vmcem MUNKP SERVICE OOM in iw!! RAYMOND WP . ,,,741,a,i ,,,, 0 N RED EW-To MART , IRE PETER HINES 'N MCCU Plcture not available: ROBERT WILKINS 035 360 CLASS PROPH ECY SELMA WALTERS The day was gray and dreary with time passing, oh, so slowly as I sat in study hall trying to concentrate on P.A.D. l gazed out of the window, then back at the book and then hopelessly at the clock, thinking, This period will never end! As I stared at the clock its face grew fuzzy and indistinct. The hands appeared to be whirling speedily about. Suddenly the mist cleared away but, in place of the clock as it had been, was a modern- istically designed affair, showing the hour, day, month and year. I blinked in surprise. Turning to my neighbor to remark this strange occurrence, I realized that the study hall had changed. The boys and girls, had become adults, moving about the streets of a strange but very beautiful city. Tall, stately buildings reared toward the heavens. Heli- copters landed and took off constantly from their roofs. Automobiles of transparent plastic, thronged the streets. A huge lighted billboard attracted my gaze. What do you think was shown on that lighted billboard? That's right! The name and accomplishments of each member of this Class of I944. And the date on the billboard was l954. As I am interested in Prophecies of the Future, I continued to read the billboard and this is what I saw! Mary Chanowich has a dancehall for jive, While Robert Oliver keeps his bees in their hive. A mattress salesman is Harry Taylor. While Warren Bottino is the township iailer. Mary Ferrara's a kindergarten teacher. Edgar Tramm is a Methodist preacher. Air hostess, Marion Tector makes you feel at ease. While Richard Pomphrey owns a circus of fleas. A truant officer is William Van Pelt. Dennis McNicholl's the inventor of a self-buckling belt. A great musician is Edward Fink. Grace Senato owns a skating rink. A professional welder is Shirley Merker While Donald Young is an outstanding worker. Lida Smith yodels her way to fame. Raymond Malonson keeps all the girls tame. A theatre manager is Norman Colson. A sail boat racer is Audrey Olsen. A woman's book editor is lovely Claire Meade. While steering a plane I see David Reed. Chris Anthopulos is now a famous cook. Professor Arthur Henningsen lectures from a book. A criminal catcher is Ellen Doyle. While Peter Hines struck it rich with oil. Pretty lean Merken is a Power's Model. Bianca Calasso's little ones toddle. Patricia Stocker writes Advice to the Love Lorn. And Edgar Hahne on his farm raises corn. Librarian Marion Smith leads a quiet life. And Herman Hetem's bossed by his wife. loe julian for the comics draws pretty girls. While Dotty Hower pins up Milady's curls. Navy Nurse Barbara Reed cares for the sick sailor. Sewing on patches is john Miller, the tailor. Betty Sigmund is a clever dress designer. Digging for gold is Lloyd Apel, a miner. Carl Latini's the driver on the eight fifteen. While Carmela Cardner makes stout women lean. Henry Schimmel, a politician, is looking for votes. Vera Crosbee, stenographer, takes down the notes. Arthur Scott, the mechanic, takes apart all the cars Carol Palph, the astronomer, studies the stars. Ray Rogers, a doctor, cures all your ills. Nurse Florence Klemm collects all his bills. Dan Henderson operates a lie detector. lames Bennett runs a movie projector. Anna Mae Lange, secretary, married her boss, Nature lover, Grace Casey, goes hunting for moss. A court stenographer is Doris Kohl A happy housewife is Florence Noll. Rose Wilhalme is a tea leaf reader. Ed McLennan is a cattle breeder. On the train Rudy Quackenbush collects all the fare. Nurse Gloria Crosbie guards her patients with care. Priscilla Martin is a lady banker. joe McCarthy is the captain of a tanker. Doris Smith runs a beautiful nursery. Fritzie Druien is an Angel of Mercy. Singer Anna Barricelli makes her listeners swoon. While Anna Duboy studies the moon. Comedian Paul Schoellner has his audience in stitches. Raymond Vogel is the foreman for filling in ditches. Geraldine Raymond is a weather forecaster. And Calvin Meyer has become a Postmaster. Housewife Audrey Baden cooks with the greatest ease. Nurse Cathleen Peeden collects all hospital fees. Delivery man, james Gooch, delivers the mail. While people in a iam seek Donald Heliker for bail. Gloria Dykeman as a secretary has gone far. Bernice Connolly, for her clients is pleading at the bar. Pick up your receiver and this is what you'll hear. Number please, in the sweet tones of Alice Crear. Gloria Werse has become a famous debater. Richard Hendricks' bright son, now calls him Pater. A top notch secretary is Dorothy Goeller. Mildred Bjorch has become a champion bowler. Raymond Kemp, in a post office, takes care of the stamps. Avis Walling is selling fluorescent lamps. ln the ring Fred Elton is a famous fighter. And jack Kaney, in Who's Who is a famed comic writer. A lady photographer is Helen Scott. Robert Wilkens owns a house and Lot. Vincent Moran runs a barber shop Martin McGuire keeps his criminals on the hop. William Collison plays baseball but only from the bleachers. Katherine McCandless is the chairman of conventions for teachers. Mae Rose La Bella, models furs for I. 1. Fox. Arthur Swenson is the owner of ship yard docks. Anora O. Herron is a noted puppy trainer. While secretary to an actor is Verna Raynor. Mildred Frisco floats through the air with the greatest of ease. She's queen of the air on her flying trapeze. Psychiatrist, Fredric Foerster, looks into your mind. Florence luli checks all contracts to see if they're properly signed. Running for mayor, William Krysenki, started his campaign. Dorothy Franklin as telephone operator is heard from Florida to Maine. Nurse Veronica Bachstadt makes sick people get well. Social workers, Nancy Nixon, handles people who rebel. Artist model, lane Compton, appears on magazine covers. Lucy Stavola designs clothes for twin sisters and brothers. Robert Gray is the manager of a rubber plantation. As a dancer Catherine Alsbach has become a sen- sation. Clarinetist Gertrude Roberts, keeps her listeners over- joyed. While Gladys Mouraux has a bureau for the unem- ployed. As I came to the end of the list l heard a buzzing sound in my ear. l turned my head away from the billboard to see where this sound was coming from. 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A large percentage of these boys and girls had already selected their future enterprises in life, such as Law, Chemistry, Agriculture, lour- nalism, Music, Bookkeeping and Stenography. ln addition to these fields, which the school provided for us, we, as freshmen, were permitted to participate in intramural athletic activities along with ping-pong tournaments. A few of our talented students became members of our high school band. Several girls joined the cheerleading squad and a few of the boys were selected for the Glee Club. As our courses were arranged, and the school was to be our home for the next four years, we realized the value of higher education. Since we know that high school work was more difficult than that of elementary school, we paid strict attention to what the faculty had to say. OUR SOPHOMORE YEAR ln our Sophomore year, the second step toward our goal, we proceeded with considerably more confidence in ourselves. Those students who had selected Biology as one course in their education, were provided with a field trip for its careful and extremely rigid study, that they might obtain a lasting knowledge of plant life. A Spanish Club tour was arranged for those students who had selected the Spanish language in their course, for which all of these pupils were grateful. Many of the boys in our class turned out excellent shop work which they could proudly advertise, while a consider- able number of the girls were performing well in Home Economics. Since this was the first year in which our class was eligible to participate in Varsity athletics, we used all of the physical powers with which we were blessed, for representation in football, basketball and baseball. Our purpose in this achievement was to make Middletown Township High School as proud of us, as we are proud of her. OUR IUNIOR YEAR This year was considerably more strenuous than the past two years put together. Great changes were made in class programs. More subjects were added and schedules were increased so that our educational program became adjusted to the war effort. Many of our students, in preparing to enter the armed forces, adopted such new courses as Special Aviation Mathematics, Radio Code, and a course in Seamanship. Now we had the pleasure of electing class officers. We chose Robert Gray as president, lack Kaney, vice-president, Fred Foerster, treasurer, and Barbara Reed, secretary. Many trips and enjoyments were abolished because of gas rationing and other war conditions but we took this in stride since the cause of our country comes first. We had the misfortune of losing our beloved classmate, Donald Morin, whose death left us all sorrowful. Our Tea Dance was held with great success in the high school gym- nasium although it did cause a few flat feet by the excess walking to and from. Some of the students were presented with pins for excellency and speed in typing. Our baseball team won both the Central jersey and Shore Conference Championship titles while our football team strolled off with the Shore Conference title. For these honors we are very thankful to our coaching staff for their superior instruction. OUR SENIOR YEAR Our junior Year slipped by fast and at last we were Seniors. Again we elected our class officers. This time Edward Fink was chosen president, Rudolph Quackenbush, vice-president, Barbara Reed, secretary, and Henry Schimmel, treasurer. Immediately we began to sell candy and magazines in order to pay for our class dues and increase our assets. On March I6, l'-944, one of the Physics Classes enjoyed a trip to Philadelphia and had the privilege of going through the Franklin Institute of Science. Those students who went are indeed grateful for the scientific knowledge that they obtained while visiting the large building. For the first time in two years a Senior Play was presented on March 24, l944. We are proud to say that its great success was due to the hard work of the cast and the undivided attention Mr. Lefever gave to the direction of the play. Everyone who attended, enjoyed both the junior Prom presented in May and the Senior Ball held in june. At the start of the year we numbered seventy-six fewer students than last year. Many left us to serve in the armed forces while others obtained defense jobs. We are left with the same feeling of loss as though one of the family were gone when such boys as Robert Cray, jack Kaney, Raymond Kemp, William Kryscinski, joseph McCarthy, Martin McGuire, Calvin Meyer, james Gooch, and Vincent Moran walk off to their new assignments in the armed forces. Moreover, we, who are now l8 or soon will be, expect to join them and do with them what our country asks of us. As we reached the climax of our four years in high school preparations were made for Commencement exercises. Carol Ralph, Bernice Connolly, Nancy Nixon, and Edward Fink were chosen as speakers for that occasion. Selma Walters was selected to write and read the Class Prophecy while Henry Schimmel was made author of our Class History. We all hope and trust that we may continue to obtain more education. We, the graduating class of l944, wholeheartedly wish that future classes equal our good fortune in obtaining an education under so friendly a person- nel as the faculty of our Middletown Township High School. Sufficient words and time to properly express our thanks to the faculty and our parents are not available. 04-I 53 420 SENI Alsbach, Catherine .,.... Anthopulos, Chris ..... Apel, Lloyd .............. Bachstadt, Veronica Baden, Audrey ...... Barricelli, Anne ..... Bennett, james ....,. Bjorak, Mildred .... Bottino, Warren ........ Cardner, Carmela .... Casey, Grace ......... Chanowich, Mary ..... Collinson, William ...... Colson, Norman .... Compton, jane ...... Connolly, Bernice ..... Crear, Alice ...,... Crosbee, Vera .... Crosbie, Gloria ...... Doyle, Ellen ....... Druien, Fritzie ...... Duboy, Anna ............. Dykernan, Gloria Dawn Elton, Fred ................. Ferrara, Mary .... Fink, Edward ..... Forrester, Fred ....,. Franklin, Dorothy ..... Frisco, Mildred ...... Galasso, Bianca .... Goeller, Dorothea ..... Gooch, james ........ Grey, Robert ...... Hahne, Edgar ,.... Heliker, Donald ..... Henderson, Dan .,...... Hendricks, Richard ...,.. Henningsen, Arthur Hetem, Herman ....... Hines, Peter ...,... Hower, Dorothy .... luli, Florence ..... julian, joseph .... Kaney, jack ........... Kemp, Raymond ..,.... Klemm, Florence .... Kohl, Doris .............. Kryscnski, William LaBella, Mae Rose .,... Lange, Anna Mae ..,.. S IN SONG l'm the Victim of Love l'll Get By Lazy Bones Nursie My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean Keep Singing .. Hand Me Down My Walking Cane Blondie Gotta See a Girl About Love Dark Eyes Hi, Neighbor Deep in a Mood l'll Keep the Memory They're Either Too Young or Too Old How Sweet You Are My Little Playmate Alice Blue Gown Yes Sir, l've Made a Date ln the Navy He Wears a Pair of Silver Wings Mad About Him Blues Take Care Somewhere in England My Buddy My Man Slender, Tender and Tall You'd Be Surprised Strawberry Blonde Our Greatest Treasure Nightingale .,.....You'll Never Know lt's All Over Now Nobody Knows A Hunting We Will Go Danny Boy You've Got to Be a Football Hero Sleepy Head Hi, Hero Old Pal No Other One l'm just Wild About Harry He's a jolly Good Fellow Anchors Aweigh March of the New Infantry Flo-Flo Wee Lassie Careless Skater's Waltz l'll Be Around Latini, Carl ....,,......... Malonsen, Raymond ...., Martin, Priscilla ......,.. McCandless. Katherine McCarthy, joe ...,...,... McGuire, Martin ........ McLennan, Edward .... McNicholl, Dennis ..... Meade, Claire ...... Meiken, jean ...... Merker, Shirley ,..,... Meyer, Calvin ...... Miller, john ....... Moran, Vincent ...... Mouraux, Gladys ....... Nixon, Nancy .....,... Noll, Florence ...... O'Herron, Anora ..... Oliver, Robert ...... Olsen, Audrey .....,.. Peeden, Cathaleen ..,.. Pomphrey, Richard .... Quackenbush, Rudy Ralph, Carol .............. Raymond, Geraldine Raynor, Verna ...,....... Reed, Barbara ......... Roberts, Gertrude ...,. Rogers, Ray ............ Schimmel, Henry .....,. Schoellner, Paul ....., Scott, Arthur ,..... Scott, Helen ..... Senato, Grace ...... Sigmund, Betty .....,. Smith, Doris ....... Smith, Lida ....... Smith, Marion ..... Stavola, Lucille ....., Stocker, Patricia . Swenson, Arthur .. Taylor, Harry ...... Tector, Marion .... Tramm, Edgar ..,..,.. Van Pelt, William ..... Vogel, Raymond ..,. Walling, Avis ...... Walters, Selma ....... Werse, Gloria ..... Wilhalme, Rose ...,.. Wilkins, Robert ...... Young, Donald .... Where Do You Keep Your Heart? Pocketful ot Dreams ........ Happy-Go-Lucky ............................K-K-Katie In My Merry Oldsmobile Mickey Smalltry The Dawn Will Come My Kind of Man Star Eyes just an Ordinary Girl You're in the Army Now Oh, johnny The Sailor with the Navy Blue Eyes Gobs of Love for the Navy If I Had My Way Love When Irish Eyes Are Smiling Down with Love Got to Ration My Love . .................. I Miss You Wait for Me, Mary Goto lt There's Something About a Soldier I'm So, So, So, So in Love I Got Plenty of Nothing Airi't She Sweet Sweet and Shy Wishing Will Make It So It Gan't Be Wrong l'll Bet You Tell That to All the Girls I Wanna Be a G-Man l've Got Everything to Live For My Heart Tells Me People Will Say We're in Love Paratroopefs Song My Sister and I With My Head in the Clouds In Old New York The Dreamer Me and My Gal My Ideal You'd Be So Nice to Come Home to Whistle While You Work As Time Goes By Tweedle-O-Twill That Soldier of Mine Pretty Little Busy Body Somebody Loves Me My Old Pal Deep in a Dream Tired of lt All of 043 9 Q iw V A - Q 5 if -sig, A C 3 1 if G Q 44 a 1 Q M-If ? 13 Q2 wk' - Q SQX .gfftf ,--1, lkg gmf Xi n 6' LY. iii if ii T fi Q My Ml we f W if 9' mf A J W if iw dm? uf- 'K LN fa M UM' 5 Q M53 -4 I il, ffrifgw' JUNIOR KNOCKS Aalbue, joan .......... . .. . .................. Blue Eyes Anderson, Lansdalef ..... . Star pupil Banfield, jean..I dream of jeanne h the light brown hair Barry, Robert ........,..., Our new student Battle, Elizabeth ....... ..............,......... Quiet Bellezza, Lorraine ...EL.,,.:r:.yf7l..,' I' from Keansburg Berton, Edwin . .... ................. ................ ' 'Ed Boylan, Robert ........... Mr. Poston's pride and joy Britton, jean ................ ............... l 'm from Highlands Brooks, Addie ......... ............. Q ..........,.... j itterbug jiver Bryan, Georgian a . .. Trotter, Virginia .. . . Leonardo girl McBride, Eugene ..,z .,.,...,..,...........,.... Gene Measley, Doris ..,.. ,....,,.. ............ C a n I roller skate! Meeker, Nancy . . .. My heart beat is in the Navy Meinken, Robert ..,. . . ........... Harry james the Znd Menosky, Patricia ....... ....,.....................,..... Pat Merritt, jean ..., .,.,. x Am-r ......,..,......,,... A friend to all Moore, Donald Mr. Thomas' prize Spanish pupil Moun, Ida ........ ....... . ,. .........,....... All-around athlete Mount, Russell ....... , ............. I can sing Mulligan, joseph ,......... ......,.. .......... C a ll me Stew Murrell, Gloria .................. .......,.,.. C afeteria cashier Natale, Mary ..,. ,..... A cheery word for all Nelson, john ...., .....,...... T rumpet player Nill, Thomas ........ ..,,.......,......... L ady's man Olsen, Robert .....,........ .........,.. I came from Red Bank O'Neal, Elizabeth . H ,.... ...... ,..,., ' ' Bessie O'Neal, Viola ,............ aybe I'll be a senior next year O'Shaughnes james ...., l'm from the city Owens, Iva .......... . ikes to ii rbug and play the sax Paton, james .... . .,...... You can't hurt him Pease, Lois .... ............. ..... ....... T h e Lois' from Belford Phillips, Ida .............. Day in, day out, always the same Pisciotta, Florence ............ ................. H e's my man Polaner, Martin .. . .........,.... Butcher Boy Poling, William . .. ..........,.. Girls don't interest me Powell, john .,..... .......,................. H e's new this Year Reilly, Edna ........ .................... Talkative miss Reilly, james ...... '. . ...................... Shorty Reinhold, Paul ....... .......... Girls bother me Renken, Anna .........,................ What does quiet mean? Renken, Fred ................................................ Freckles Roberts, Thomas .. . ....,..... ,....... I live on a farm Rudden, Edward .. Sachs, Harry .,.... '. Schimmel, Lillian . .. . Girls mean nothing to me . . .5 ........ Keansburg's Romeo My brother Schofield, Nancy .... , . .......... Happy-go-lucky Senato, Christina Shipley, Dorothy .... .... .... . A mong the absentees ........... Oh, those dimples Smith, lna .... ' .. . I'm a twirler Smith, james ....... .... f... Red Smith, Mavis .. . ........ My heart is in the Navy Smith, Ruth .L .................................,............... Twirler Snow, james .... .... I 'm dreaming of a White Christmas Stover, Geo e ...................................... Me and my car Stryker, Robert ,...... 9--.. ............ ......... I get along Terry, Alfred ........... . .. . ........... Terry Thompson, Donald .... Chemist-to-be Thorne, Donald ...... ........ W hy worry? Treadway, Ethel ...... ., .... ............... C heer, Cheer I play the clarinet Calciana, Ethel Good t gs come in small packages Calt, Robert ..... .... ,....... T a ll, dark and handsome Cooke, Dick .. ................... Short, but oh my! Craig, Tom .t.... f ............ Keeps everyone jolly all day Croken, Eileen ........... ........................,........ ' 'Totsie 4 Crosbee, Walter .. Oat! .......... Walt has a nice voice .4 ,, Cusano, Madeline .. .. .... Boys don't bother me M, Derickson, Ada .... wccinated with a phonograph needle Eckert, Ray ...,...... . ...... ....... l don't go for girls Engelman, Donald .... Girls. here I come Fennally, Lillian .. Y' . ............. Me, myself and I Findlay, Robert . A 'J isy, n, while I play my trumpet Finnegan Thomasfr ...................,............... Star Firth, Dolores .. B ,. .............,....................... Dolie Fisler, Roberta .. . , ..., . Has a smile for everyone Fitzgerald, jane .......... ,ff . . .....,...,...,..... Redhead Foster, john ,... ,........ I . ......,............. Meek Frint, Harold - - ,Q 'f ooks, they never worry me Gardella, Albert 1,1 ...................... Comedy plus Goeller, Eileen ....,.....,. ......,...............,....... ' 'Honey Gordon, Bruce ...... ,...... ...... T h e out-of-doors for me Gordon, Doris .... .................. Tall and sweet Greene, Robert .... W.. .... , 7... Miss Schnoor's helper Herrmann, Bernic .. .. ....... I ..................,... .... ' ' Bea Hillyer, Harold .... . .......................... Hairs Isaksen, William .. . . ........... Books never worry me jefferson, Louise ........................ Shorty jensen, Lois .... . . ............,........... Lois and I E johnson, William ..... ............................... ' 'Blondie jones, Mary '- e ...................... 'Tis well to be merry li jones, Ed Ji., . I ........................ The quiet lad ' Kay, john, . ......... He's our vice-president Keyes, Ed. .......,. ....................... F uture football star Knowles, je ...... .... ........... T h erese and I Lange, Frances ............,... ........ S onia on wheels Lauer, Marie ...... ..............,.... ..... T h e Rah! Rah! Girl Lepick, Anna ...... ..., S ilence is golden I Lepick, Mary .............. ,....... ...... ..... M y s ister and I Long, Helen .......,................. Chatterbox Long, Willia .. . .. ..................... River Plaza boy Low, Carol .. My heart is in Keyport High Luker, james ...........,..............,........... I sold magazines MacKenzie,-'Margaret ................. ............ Vickie Mahnken, virginia ..... ..... 1 :.C,Lq,LfT ......... chick Marass, Virginia ...... ....................... ' 'F. Y. I. Girl Martin, Betty . . .................... The class giggler Mayer, Carol . .. Ma, he's making eyes at me E' 460 jf Turner, Phyllis .J ...... I ..f,.. .......... The Mayor's daughter Tyluki, Doris .......... ........ ........................ T ....... ' ' Quiet VanDorn, Ethel ....,.................... A sweet word for all Vernalia, Mary,L u'?7fJ . . Oh! those tresses Wackar, He fomws in his brother's footsteps Wakefiel , Betty .. . .... . ..... . .. Hasn't much to say wood, Albert ..................... shy Night, joy? ...... ........................ ..... Q u iet type 'S I rpffg Y'l P, vf 5?? Wy Es 'N 9 ,, .K.,Q.,. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 9 Seated: janet Kellen, Claire Kinsella, Caroline Donato, Isabelle Gaff, Marie Dobbs, Ann Kend- zia, Shirley Cocldington, Miss Schnoor, Ann Furiato, Florence Heller, Mary Gallagher, Marion Connolly, lngeborg Gunderson, Doris Dingwell, Catherine Goold, Florence Clarke. Standing, first row: Ernmie Hahne, Ruth Friebott, Mary Grillon, Elizabeth Hertz, Margaret DeWinter, Marion Gonder, Arity lelliffe. Standing, second row: Helen Harrison, Agnes Crozier, Florence Downs, Herrnine Kienert, Ella johnson. SOPHOMORE GIRLS ROOM I0 Seated: Grace Terry, Doris Uhrig, Edith Thorne, Theda Yost, Gloria Welsh, Sara Thompson Mina Treiber, Mildred Shkoda, jeannette Riskam, Ruth Morris, Marion Murdock, Mrs. Bundens Catherine Ruhman, Irma Zahlmann, Lois Malonson, Helen Young, Lois Owens, Helen Seruby loyce Sage, Barbara Smith. Standing, first row: Anna Maxson, Viola Sturges, Alice Nixon Dorothy Morin, Karen Ueland, Eva McLaughlin, Dorothy Martin, loan Morin, Lois Ogdenl Standing, second row: Eleanor McCandless, Gertrude Supienski, Anne Panarillo, Loretta Thacke, loan Trenerv. ,. . W 480 9 049 17 'Wi iJT1i 'V W R ImA i 'i m f'P' ' .. ,- ,, , , .,- at SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM I3 Seated, first row: Walter Hansen, Thomas O'Brien, Eugene McDonald, Edward Grady, Robert Heinke, john Piltzecker, Mr. Lafever, Marvin Hauser, Edward Keelen, George Noack, Charles Hill, joseph Peters, David Mallen, Robert McCabe. Standng, first row: George Logan, William Horn, Herbert Laughlin, Robert Hallam, William Metcalf, Hallister lglay, Standing, second row: Thomas Morford, Robert Helfrich, Robert Hopler, Paul Phillips, Charles Klemm, SOPHOMORES ROOM I7 Seated: Mr. Megill, Dorothy Baldwin, Ruth Bennett, Mona Asmar, Arthur Buerkle, Delores Blauvelt, Eugene Bedell, Florence Bloomer, john Furiota, Hazel Brown, Hugh Bower, Mary Anderson, Doris Abt, julian Gaa, Florence Ashwell, Walter Fields, jean Brown, Walter Connolly, Marion Becker Virginia Blacksmith, Patricia Anabelle, Charlotte Benas. Standing, first row: William Grant, Edward Alverson, George Alverson, Ray Clark, Henry Bloxom, Alfred Cooney, David Foster, Ralph Gooch, George Belakov, Robert Barry, Harry Collins. Standing, second row: Francis Cavanaugh, Fred DePasquale, jimmy Grant, jimmy Allen. SOPHOMORE BOYS ROOM I4 Seated: Edward Rausch, Richard Rich, Edward Spitznas, Kenneth Wilson, Frank Stavola, Charles Vogel, jack Ramsley, Mr. Lepp, William Swan, Richard Wilhalme, Burt Scott, Edward Verse, William Trimmer, Scott Smith. Standing, first row: Norman Sickles, Walter Schicunoff, Richard Winters, joseph Walsh, Richard Sansom, Standing, second row: Willis Westendorf, William Sanks, Charles Rozak, Reggie Robertson, ,-....-.iw UIKLS, ROOM 6 H-.. on concrete: Rose Marie Hansen, Barbara Bedford, Margaret Ferrara, Marie Begon, Anna Becker, Betty Hancock, Rose Marie Gallagher, Betty Berghout, Geraldne Casler. Seated, first row: Bernice Clarke, Helen Anderson, Evelyn Hagaman, Vera Helfrich, Filomena Chero, lngrid Hesselburg, Helen Boylan, Georgianna Bruntz, Doris Gallagher, lean Elliot, Shirley Hopper, Miss Rouse, Ruth Heuser, Audrey Bennett, Constance DeMarco, Marion Corcoran, lean Geyer, Marilyn Bakerman, Shirley Balkum, Rose Bonanno, Dolores Fucci. Standing, first row: loan DeWinter, Dorothy Gormley, Bernice Hadson, Mildred Hulse, Shirley Bergey, Barbara Fitzgerald, Louanna Edgerton, Beverly Franklin, Bernice Baldringer, Doris Gundersen, Marie DeSayda, june Harrison. Standing, second row: Patricia Bernsten, lean Freibott, Bernice Ayres, Evelyn Christianson, Helen Best. 7 FRESHMAN Cm'-5' ROOM l ,ad ze' af ilgifmfl 1 e. a . Sf n in . FRESHMAN BOYS, ROOM ll Seated on concrete: Louis LeKomta, loseph Kinsilla, lerome Lynch, Matthew Beagen, Charles Long, William Frake, Harold Cooke, Arnie lsaksen, Thomas Kendzia. Seated: Robert lones. William Barto, Alton Denovan, William Ast, Sam Alsback, larnes Carrigan, Charles Hauser. Robert l-lorster, Charles Herrmann, Donald Goold, Mr. Nlienert, Palmer Bennett, C-ary Collins, Robert Levy, lohn Hayes, Patrick jones, lohn lefterson, loseph Finkel, loseph C-orrnley, lames Cravany, Standing, first row: William Hemberger, lohn Coeller, Charles Atlee, Arthur Robert Bauer, Stephen l-luber, lohn Kennedy, Donald Doughty, Richard lohn Fread, lulius Ennbley, Kenneth Bottino, Druien, Robert lones, ' cl rowz Edward Grob, Eckert. Standing, secon Louis Kolodin. FRESHMAN Seated on Cor, . c f - gltfalling, Wa,,enreMee'aSEaYmond Wefmor Frgniripjacob Mmley PYnfEEOrgeTUhrig' b Q ' ny Poole Eailbwmr' Clllam, Robert Viiizza' Williigm W agnwfighr. Grant Willijrin' Ym S, john Q'B,,,en' Dawg, ev Edward george WheelgrT1pSCe2ledwa!lam Stevenson, Waite, Hganms Vogel, Edward Q3 Onald McGovern, Harold Edu! Eagan' E'neSt lVl3XSOl:'lSdQ?:f'I?'ernard Reinhardt Ostroll Bnen' Standing first I lam Mead' George: enk, Russell Youngg MeI:lC?:v:ORruIdol'ph Pins, ' ea, Lesley Stewart And H ' VGW Scal , Q any Strohm, AlfredaMeri?:tgeHiiFyy'MSfihding, second row' Ch I M , ar in. - ar es axson Robe, ' f Wood f--up ..Y,g.-.-,sir 'PW'-'I'-'lla nnnazv--' nuuunnuwv-f-.., '51 1 W,--'W N W W, g , ,mm f 2- :, 'w .f W1 7 A sf! 'VF Q fi A ' Haw? -....-1 BAND Seated on concrete: Selma Walters, Betty Sigmund, Mary Chanovvich, Mary Grillon, Ruth Srnith, lna Smith, Ethel Van Dorn, Ruth Morr s, Doris Smith. Seatedz Richard Eckert, Walter Connolly, Bernice Connolly, Florence Clark, Barbara Robinson, Virginia Trotter, Lynn lellitte, Vivienne Siegel, Lada Smith, Ptrity lellitte, Mr, Winthrop, lane Staly, Barbara Reed, Marilyn Bakerrnan, Catherine Goold, Gertrude Roberts, Francis Vogel, Audrey Srnith, Mary Natale. Standing, first row: Addie Brooks, lulius Ernbley, Edward Spitznas, Robert Vogel, jacob Motley, Donald Doughty, Dolores Blauyelt, Ethel Luker, Betty Berghout, loyce Sage, Bob Meinken, larnes Carrigann, Rose Hansen, Norman Sickles. Gary Collins, lda Phillips, Standing, second ond Eckert, Arnie lsaksen, Roberta Fisler, Bob McCabe. row: Burt Scott, Rayrn BOYS' GLEE CLUB Seated- jgym . Ka R. calf Mfg I 1 Y' 'Chard Wackar Q AH Y . re and. james O, . eorge Wheele, RufS2'iiEiilnVrfirrllr Kam Heifflsrzizifwgl C0013'?iiifll8!F5i.,Wagfef Standmg ' Ona Coold, Fred ll mg' f'VSf rowg Th 3' am AlSl3acklQl-, I Foersterl, second row: Thomas MOH Oenig, Walter Fields' Wlamas Finnegan, Thomas Car es ord, Robert Green 'am lOhns0,q ,Oh Valli. 9' Gene McBride George AV plllzacker ' Verson, F,ed s u CLE Leated on concrete: Irma Zahl- nann, Doris Uhrig, Dorothy Baldwin, Audrey Bennett, Helen Boylan, Amelia Long, Yvonne Nhitehead, Dorothy l-lower, 3lorence luli. Seated: Mildred 7risC0, Shirley Bergey, Marie -auer, lean Seeley, Beverly franklin, Nancy Meeker, Ber- iice Herrmann, Marian Corcor- in, Arity lellifte, Barbara Bed- lord, loan Trenery, Bianca Ga- asso, Mrs, Ireland, Dorothea Soeller, Betty Berghout, Doris Smith, Mildred Shkoda, Emily Weeks, Patricia Menosky, Lois Dgden, Lucille Stavola, Ethel falciana. Standing, first row: Audrey Baden, Doris Dingwell, Marian Tector, Dorothy Martin, Ruth Freibott, Georgianna Bry- an, Ann Barricelli, Audrey Lock- wood, Frances Lange, Shirley Coddington, lean Merlfen, Bar- bara Smith, Standing, second row: lean Elliott, Gloria Werse, Carol Riley, Betty Vlfakefield, lean Freibott. Niilgiij fjggi gage. fda Pi,iii,,,S, DOHKLHESTRA W hour, Francs Vmllh' Lynne lelliffev 3,295 Blauyelt, Lida Smiflf, . gormolly- Standclggl' fflfia DubOy. Bafdfjfr Cormollyi Mrs, lrelahogis Ogdm. Cary Com Aigiqnsogk latte' Staly, ldgierigwf, Wnrlliam 2055535 Vlrglma TroQfe:rEdAl31fSrd Grady. Betltilgrzliry Common' andirvg. last row: AUJ1i'A'Sil?IEncli Clarlje. ??ZkZer'b2i1SfioogjA aEllhelmiifgpi gergiife , rlfy lelliffe, Barbara lTarr?gVvSlT?'Zll0l'1r1Sol'1, llgrsxl . an Ellioffy jane SPIRITUAL GROUP Seated, first row: Elizabeth O'Neil, Elizabeth Battle, Pearl William, Nancy Meeker, Mrs. Ireland, Perdis Pugh, Shawnetta, jackson, Ethel Treadway, Standing, first row: Ivo Owens, Helen Seruby, Viola O'Neil, Ida Phillips, Standing, second row: Addie Brooks, Ada Derickson, Ella johnson, Louanna Edgerton. frsiaw rv +1 iifinatrg - E5 MISS JlMMY Seated: Gloria Dykeman, Edward Fink, lane Compton. Standing: Nancy Nixon, Grace Casey, Edgar Tramm, Bianca Gallasso, Dan Henderson, Gloria Werse. 560 OPERETTA Seated on concrete: Ethel Calciana, Beverly Rabone, Georgiana Bryan, Nancy Nixon, Mary Anderson, Mildred Shkoda, Marion Corcoran, Florence luli. 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