Middletown Township High School - Odranoel Yearbook (Middletown, NJ)
- Class of 1945
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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. Tompson, also a Board member, donated the land down the road from the school which was used for a playground and athletic Held. 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. I-Ie 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. 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 those activities. This along with new equipment 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. 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 foi 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. It also paved the way for necessary expansion. OTHER BUILDING CHANGES. In September, 1931, the present gymnasium was completed. In January 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 table in the back of the auditorium which gives us suflicient 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. ,M Page 4 FoREwoRD I The 1945 Odranoel Staff dedicates this yearbook to the High School teachers, who have done much to make our four years of High School happy and profitable. We, the Senior Class, appreciate their kind interest and loyal help. To the members or' our class who are now in the Armed Service and to those who will soon be leaving for the Service we sincerely hope this years Odranoel will be a source of pleasant recollections. As we go this year, each of us to his field of chosen endeavor, may we carry with us pleasant memories of our school days at Leonardo High. Page 5 H. LAWRENCE SCOTT Pwxidvnl Belford, N. BOARD OF ED UCATIO GEORGE B. MILLER DR. WYLIE G. FATE SIIPUYVIXIIIX Prinripal Vive-Pmxizlcn I Middletown, N. J. JAMES H. GOODSPEED Shrewsbury Country Club Estates Red Bank, N. J. DAVID F. SCHNOOR WILLIAM DENNIS Port Monmouth, N. W. GILBERT MANSON Lincroft, N. J. Page 6 Belford, N. J. SI-IUYLER SICKLES Navesink, N. J. GEORGE SMITH Middletown, N. HAROLD B. YOUNGS East Keansburg, N. J. 'ir Q, , DH 'M k , . ,M K ..- V .:' f ., ',f- -I 5 ir' H' 1,' 1 95' '55 1' V W , 4 31- M :I ' Q-I . V.V I ' ' Y -'..f ., f f V 1 , Q m A fs Q. , .5 , fb A 7 i M MA: V qijyb ' , Vu WH' m'4V5'1?vr wfmqiq .f,1p,w'+f'w-ffwsxW,.z,,7. , , P, x Page 8 SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL WYLIE G. PATH .,..... . ........ . ........................... N .......... ........... .....................,........... .... ............ M 1 d d lerown, N- J- B.S., Washington and Jefferson: M.A., University of Pennsylvania: Ed.D., Rutgers University. Travel: Canada ACTING PRINCIPAL WILLIAM K. MEGILL ........,......................................................................... -- ...-..... ...... L eonardo, N- J- Litt. B. and Ed.M., Rutgers University. THE HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY LEWIS H. BLOOD .w......................V....,..............................,................................. --......-.-.--..---,---- M arawan. N- J- Teacher of Chemistry and Science and Assistant Coach of Boys' Football, Basketball, and Baseball, General Science: B.S. Degree in Chemistry, University of Maine, Graduate Work: Columbia University, Coaching School, Tufts and Northeastern Universities, New York University Travel: Canada LILLIAN ZANES BUNDENS ....v........................... . .,... ,.i,.............. ,..................... A t lanmc H1ghlands,NfJ- Teacher of Stenography I, Typewriting II. Trenton State Teachers College, Graduate Work, Rutgers University. Travel: Canada 1 . EVERETT C, CURRY ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.. ,,r.,.,,,.........,. ,.... A r lanne Highlands, N. J. Teacher Industrial Arts and Mechanical Drawing. B.S., Trenton State Teachers College. Travel: Canada I MILDRED I. DeVESTY .......... - ................... - ........ - .... - ........ ...... N avesmk, N- J- Teacher of English. Litt. B., New Jersey College for Women. - Travel: Belgium, England, France, Germany, Holland, Switzerland, Little West Indies. KATHERINE JOHNSON DOWD .................................................,......... ......................... F alt H2VCl1,N-,I- Teacher of English. B.S., Bucknell University: Graduate Work, Columbia and Rutgers Universities. Travel: Canada GRACE MARIE ELMER ............................................................................ .......... ...... L e 0nard0,N.J- Clothing Instructress. B.S. in Home Economics, Immaculate College, Pennsylvania. Travel: Canada GEORGE H. GILLAM .......................................... .. .................................,....-.......-....................... Belford, N. J Teacher of Math, Law, Business Organization, and Administration, Salesmanship, Junior Business Training, and Coach of Track. B.Acct., B.C.S., Rider College. EMMA A. HEFLING ,...,...,,..,......,.................................. ....... ...... A t lantic Highlands, N. J. Teacher of Primary and Advanced Art. B.S., Degree and Supervisors in Art, Marywood College. DORIS H. IRELAND ............................................................... ........ B ridgeport, Conn. Teacher in Music. B.S. in Music, West Chester State Teachers College. MARY BOYD JERALD ................................,............................................ ........ M ansiield, Penn. Teacher of Cooking, In Charge of Cafeteria. B.S. Degree in Home Economics, Mansfield State Teachers College. Graduate Work: Duke University: Cornell University. PAUL F. LEFEVER ............................................ ... ............................ .. ......... ....... L eonardo, N.J Teacher of English IV and Algebra I. Ursinus College: M.A., Columbia University. JAMES E. McCONNELL .......,.....................,................................... - .......,............................... Highland, N. J. Teacher of Typewriting. B.S., Syracuse University, Graduate Work, Syracuse University, Columbia University. Travel: Canada, Mexico KENNETH H. MEINERT ..................,...,.................................. - ...............,,..........,. Atlantiogflighlands, N. J. Teacher of U. S. History, Visual Education Adviser. B.S., Moravian College: Ed.M., Rutgers University, Columbia University. Travel: Canada REBEKAH LOIS NORTH .....................................................................,.................. Atlantic Highlands, N. J. Teacher of Latin and English. A.B. and M.A., Penn State College: Summer Work, Cambridge University, England. - Travel: Canada, England, Germany, France, Italy, Austria, Switzerland,-, MARTHA R. PENNINGTON lf .... at ...... 3.11...sf.f....1s.s...r:.,...-rn ...................... Leonardo, N. J. Teacher of Problems of American Democracy and Economics. 'S A.B., Washington College, M.A., Columbia University, Graduate Work: Johns Hopkins University. Travel: Belgium, Canada, Bermuda, England, France, Germany, Holland, Italy, Mexico, Scotland, Switzerland. EMII. J. PETACH .... ..,....................................,........................,........................,,......................... L eonardo, N. Teacher of Industrial Arts and Mechanical Drawing. B.S., New Jersey State Teachers College, Newark. L TY FRANK D. POSTON .-...- ............................. z ................................. N ....... -- ..-.-.,--..... Leonardo. N- J- Teacher of Agriculture. B.S., University of Missouri, Graduate Work: Rutgers University. Travel: Mexico, Canada MAZIE L, RILEY ,,,,,,,,,,,4,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,.,..,,. , ,,...,, I ....i,,.,..,,.,..........,....,........,...,........ L Atlantic Highlands, N. J. Librarian. A.B., Juniata College: Summer sessions at Johns Hopkins University, Drexel Institute: Extension Courses, Newark State Teach s ! Travel: Canada jf MARY L. ROUSE ,,,4,,, ,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,.- , ,, ,..,. . .,.,,,,,..,.......... .........,..,,......... Atlantic Highlands, N. J. Teacher of Algebra, Advanced gebra. A.B., Washington College: M ., Columbia University, Graduate Work: Johns Hopkins University. Travel: South America and West Indies CISSIE SANBORN ................ - ....................... - ................................................. .. ........ -.....c--. Red Bank, N- J- Teacher of Physics, Biology. Sc.B., Dickenson College: Graduate Work: Education and Mathematics, Rutgers University. Travel: Mexico, Cuba, Nova Scotia, Canada DORIS T. SCHNOOR .........................,,......................................................................................... Belford, N- Secretary to the Principal. B.S. in Commerce, Rider College. Travel: Mexico. ELIZABETH C. SCHNOOR .......... L ..................................................... ....... B elftbrd, N- Teacher of Bookkeeping I, II, III, School Treasurer, Typing 1. B.C.S., Rider College. Travel: Mexico. ADDIE SCISCO .................. .. ........................................................................ .. ............ .. .............. Red 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 Cer- tificate, Courses at Teachers College, N. Y. Travel: Alaska, Austria, Canada, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, England, Estonia, Finland, France, Ger- many, Italy, Mexico, Switzerland. ESTHER F. SEARCH ........... -...- ..............., - ........................,. ...... P ort Monmouth, N. J. Teacher of Stenography I, II: Secretarial Training. B.C.S., Rider College. Travel:Canada. WILLIAM L. SPARROW .............................................................. - .......... -..- .... -... Atlantic Highlands, N. J. Teacher of Chemistry and Science. B.S., Elizabethtown and Gettysburg Colleges: Graduate Work: Columbia University, University of Maryland. Travel: Canada. C. BELLE THOMAS ............................ L ......... ...... .. ....... . -....-.. ...... L Hopewell, N. J. Teacher of English I. A.B., Cornell University, Columbia University. Travel: Canada, California, Mexico. WILLIAM G. THOMAS ............. L ........................................... N..- ......... ....... L eonardo, N. J. Teacher of French and Spanish. A.B., Bucknell University, M.A., Columbia University. Travel: Canada, England, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Switzerland. LLOYD L. TINGLEY ............. .. ..................... -L ............................ - ................ - ....,.., Atlantic Highlands, N. I. Teacher of Plane Geometry, Solid Geometery, Trigonometry, and Aviation Mathematics. A.B., Houghton College: Summer session at Cornell University: Graduate Work: Penn State, Rutgers and Columbia Universities. Travel: Canada. KATHARINE B. TOWNSEND ....... ............................,....................................... A tlantic Highlands, N. J. Teacher of Spanish. A.B., Wells ICollegeg M.A., University of North Carolina: Graduate Work: Florence, Italy: University of Nebraska, Bryn Mawr College, Middlebury Spanish School, University of BuEalo, New York University. Travel: Italy, France, Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Belgium, England. ARNOLD T. TRUEX ................................................................................................ Atlantic Highlands, N. J. Teacher of Physical Education, Coach of Boys' Football, Basketball, and Baseball. B.S., Rutgers University. Travel: Canada. ABISHA C. WARRINGTON ..................... .. ........................,.... - ......., .....,, N avesink, N. Teacher of Biology and General Mathematics. A.B., University of Delaware: M.Ed., Rutgers University. Travelz' Canada. RUDOLPH WINTHROP .............,............,.,,,.......,.,........,.... ...M ,,.-,,,,,, ,, .,,. M... Ngwark,N. Director of Instrumental Music. Columbia University. Travel: Throughout Europe. Page 9 Page 10 ir- inur- Seated: Nancy Meeker, Jean Merritt, Virginia Trotter, john Nelson, Mr. Tingley, Margaret MacKenzie, Helen Long, Georgiana Bryan. Standing: James Paton, Mary Lou Vcrnalia, Lillian Fennclly, Joan Aalbue, Louise jefferson, Lillian Schimmel, Betty Wakeneld, Anne Lepick, Jean Knowles, Wilbur Ford. Absent from picture: Mary Lepick. 1945 ODR OEL STAFF 'loan Aalbue Georgiana Bryan Lillian Fennelly lean Knowles Anna Lepick Snap Sho! Editor Treafurer ...,., ,... ,,,i, Faculty Adffifer , Editor-in-Chief JOHN NELSON Auoriale Editor! .' Mary Lepick Helen Long Margaret MacKenzie jean Merritt james Paton Lillian Schimmel Mary Lou Vernalia Virginia Trotter Betty Wfakefield Louise jefferson WILBUR FORD . .......... NANCY MEEKER LLOYD L. TINGLEY ISERS WILLIAM K. MEGILL Afliug Pl'ilI!'fADl1l CLASS ADV MR. JAMES E. McCONNELL MR. LLOYD L. TINGLEY MRS. ESTHER F. SEARCH .resident ' lice-Prwident ecremry reasufcf MISS MARTHA R. PENNINGTQN CLASS z , 4 - OFFICERS - . MR. PAUL F. LEFEVER Richard Wackar , Jack KW Doris Gordon Ethel Calciahii Page Page 12 ' I AN B. AALBUE fflouni, eansburg College , lolz with ber big blue eyes It Jun' fo win the beauty prize. Girls' Glee Club 1, 3, 45 Girls' Intramural Basketball 1, 5, 45 Physical Ed. Leader 49 Odranoel Staff 43 Dance Instructors 43 Prom Committee 35 War Bond and Stamp Committee 45 Gym Honor Roll 33 Press Club 45 Spanish Club lg Librarian's Council 2, 3, 43 Cheerleading 4. ROBERT BARRY rfBobU Fast Keansburg Draftsman Bob playx the trumpet like Harry jamesg Someday we hope be will bc bigb in fame. Physical Ed. Leader 43 Intramural Basketball 2, 45 Band 25 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 4g V. Foot- ball 4. L JEAN BANFIELD Llfll! ' Leonardo Undecided Always fflll', llllfllyi kiml Sbr is um' yfllllll like lo fiml. Spanish Club lg Health Center 45 Ping-Pong Tourna ment lg Cooking Club 25 Bowling Club 1. i l l l s i i 1 ELIZABETH BATTLE Bi-th New Monmouth Teacher Known io all ber friends as Liz At rrrrylbiug sbt' is u wbiz. Girls' Intramural Basketball lg Perfect Attendance 2g Squad Leader 1, 45 Sewing Club lg Spiritual Club 3. , , LORRAINE BELLEZZA Lorlzy Keansburg Singer She'x liltlc but wise Anil u lr-rror for ber size. Lunch Room Cashier 3, 45 Physical Fd. Leader 45 Press Club 45 Cheerleader 45 Prom Committee 35 Health Center 45 Ping-Pong Tournament 35 Squad Leader 35 Intramural Soccer 35 Usher at Graduation 35 Fashion Show 3. JEAN BRITTON BriflU Highlands Navy Nurse A L'0ll1bi!1dfi0l1 ran' but irue Dunvcr, xfmlrnl, good ualurcrl loo. Press Club 45 Health Center 4. I' W' U EDIVIN BERTON i Bud Red Bank Farmer When fun and homework elaxb Let the homework go to smash. Intramural Baseball 35 Physical Ed. Leader 45a Intra- mural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Doorman 35 Homeroom Chairman lg J. V. Football 35 Varsity Football 45 Aeroplane Club l. C, 1 I ADDIE BROOKS Addie Middletown Singer Au'Jie's liked by everyone When :bfi aroumz' there's Iolx of fun. Glcc Club 15 Intramural Basketball 15 Mixed Glee Club 25 Physical Ed. Leader 35 Intramural Basketball 3f Band 3, 45 Cheerleading 45 Spiritual Club 15 Squad Leader 2, 3. Page 13 Q fl' ef 'C-ac Ls Page 14 GEORGIANNA BRYAN Georgie Leonardo Secretary Slwr ran ialk and lalk Anil still my naught. Glcc Club 3. 45 Odranoel Staff 45 Ticket Collector 45 Health Center 45 Secretary to Teacher 45 Prom Committee 35 Opcretta 3. JEAN CAREY Ii'anii ' Middletown Cadet Nurse Ax busy :ix a bumblc ber' Anil ber favorilr' wonl is nm Girls' Glec Club lg Mixed Glee Club 25 Band 15 Orchestra I5 Librari:m's Council 15 Newspaper Staff 45 Oilicc Runner 4. ETHEL CALCIANA E1hr'l Kennsburg Secretary Short anal sweet Anil so flrtilrf. Mixed Glcc Club l, 35 Class Ofbcer 45 Spanish Club 15 Prom Committee 35 Squad Lender 25 Special Chorus 35 Social Science Treasurer 35 Glce Club 3. THOMAS CRAIG T0m', liast Keansburg Undecided A Iilllr uouxrllsr now aml lbw: Is rvlisbcil by the but of men. Glee Club 35 Physical Ed. Leader 35 Varsity Basket- ball 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 15 Fire Squad 3, 45 Ticket Collector 3, 45 Class Officer 35 Prom Committee 35 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 45 Varsity Football 3, 45 Intramural Track 2, 35 Book Room 3, 4. EILEEN CROKEN Toisie Kggngburg Beautician Always happy aml on ilu' go, Always jumpin', never slow. Lunch Room Cashier 35 Cheerleading 45 Prom Com- mittee 35 Squad Leader 35 Usher at Graduation 35 Cafeteria Help 4. -f ji Q S! .:-,fzwza Q i 27:1 t I In I 1,5 la fa Q . 5. L ,Q ei a 'l lflf S . . ,S , REQ, , asf, fa ...,, - egg I A A ADA DERICKSON trsk ppy H Middletown Hairdresser Full of frm aml always gay, Alla is om' wbo will make ber way. Glec Club 15 Lunchroom Cashier 25 Girls' Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Health Center 45 Spiritual Club 35 Squad Leader 3, 45 Intramural Soccer 25 War Stamp Representative 35 Fashion Show I, 3. WALTER CROSBEE Bud Port Monmouth Detective Full of many pranks is Waller, But in bis work he'1l never falter. Intramural Baseball 2, 3, 45 Physical Ed. Leader 35 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Football 45 Intramural Track 3. RAYMOND ECKERT HRZWU Port Monmouth Machinist Working in a machine shop is Ray's one ambilion For Ibis we are sure be'll get some refognilion. Glec Club 15 Intramural Baseball 2, 3, 4g Physical Ed. Leader 45 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 35 Orchestra 15 Sportsmanship Club 15 Intramural Track 35 Squad Leader 4. Page 15 DONALD ENGELMANN Don East Keansburg Undecided You lhink he's shy? Not fhix guy! Intramural Baseball 2, 3, 45 Physical Ed. Leader 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Deputy Teacher 3, 45 Ticket Collector 3, 45 Intramural Track 3, 45 Sportsmanship Club 1. V W' DOLORES FINN fPDOlyU I-Ieaddens Corner Stewardess Light brown hair and slmrkling cyrx In making friends shfll specialize. Cvlee Club 15 Physical Ed. Leader 35 Latin Club 15 Prom Committee 35 Health Center 45 Intramural Soccer 35 Intramural Volleyball 35 Soccer Captain 3. Page 16 S N 1 LILLIAN FENNELLY Lillie Highlands Nurse Herr is Lill, sufrrt and fair, Big brown eyes and rnrly hair. Odranocl Staff 45 Latin Club 15 Homeroom Chairman 3, 45 Secretary to Teacher 45 Health Center 45 Cafe- teria Helper l5 Magazine Campaign 45 Squad Leader 45 Soccer Captain 2, 4. THOMAS FINNEGAN Tom Belford Undecided Ax a geutlrman his wrlcomerl everywhere, Bn! why rlors he alwayx comb fha! hair? Cvlec Club 35 Intramural Baseball 25 Intramural Bas- ketball 3. 45 Fire Squad 3, 45 Ticket Collector 3, 45 Class Ofhcer 35 Dancing Instructor 45 Varsity Foot- ball 3, 45 Intramural Track 1, 3, 45 Sportsmanship Club I5 V. Baseball 3. ROBERTA FISLER nBobbyn Belford Nurse Always smiling, always gay, A fricml worlh having we all say. Glee Club 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club lg Orches- tra 3, 4, Sewing Club 14 Health Center 4, Squad Leader 4. HAROLD FRINT Harold East Keansburg Undecided Harold is lilzezl by all the girls Berause of his light brown curls. Physical Ed. Leader 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 4, Intra- mural Basketball lg Perfect Attendance 2, Track Z., 3, 43 Varsity Football 4g Intramural Track 2, 3. Yo- 4 N 1 WILBER FORD PFFOYJH Leonardo Photographer Will's a boy who is quite fair He wamlc'rs around without a rare. Re-entered M.T.H.S. January, 1945. Glee Club lg Intramural Basketball l, 23 Band 1, 2, 45 Camera Club 2. ALBERT GARDELLA Albert Lincroft Carpenter We grant although he may have wil He's very shy of using it. Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Baseball 1, 2, 3, Physical Ed. Leader 35 Track I, 3g Varsity Football 45 Intramural Track 2. Page 1 7 BRUCE I. GORDON Bruce New Monmouth College Bruce for girls. He rloesn't give a rap, Because he likes to hunt and trap. Glee Club 13 Intramural Baseball 1, 4g Physical Ed. Leader 33 Intramural Basketball 1, 43 Fire Squad 43 Intramural Track 1, 4. JANET GRUBB NIMH Middletown Secretary From Rumson she came Where Grubb was ber mzme But here we lhink if rucle It really sboulrl be Foorl. Entered from Rumson High School 1944. Health Center 43 Dancing Instructor 4g Band 4g Intramural Basketball 43 Physical Ed. Leader 4. Page 18 vs DORIS GORDON ffD0tD Highlands Secretary Tull with a friendly look in ber eye That makes everyone sigh. Entered from Demarest High School January, 1944. Physical Ed. Leader 43 Class Officer 43 Press Club 43 Prom Committee 33 Health Center 4. BERNICE HERRMANN fs-Bmw Keansburg Secretary Known to ull her friends as Bee Somerluy in lights ber name we'll see. Office Runner 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Physical Ed. Leader 33 Intramural Basketball 2, 33 A.A. Treasurer 3, 4g Press Club 43 Cheerleader 4g Dance Instructor 43 Prom Committee 33 Librarian's Council 33 Bond and Stamp Treasurer 4s Operetta 3. HAROLD HILLYER Hawes 4 New Monmouth Undecided Harold Hillyrr is full of fun A lot of play with Iitlle work done. Intramural Baseball 2, 3, 45 Physical Ed. Leader 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Deputy Teacher 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Track 2g Sportsmanship Club 1. 4 , N, LOIS JENSEN ffimnyn Belford Secretary Wilh a smile for everyone, She is a girl who's Iols of fun. Glee Club 15 Mixed Glee Club lg Spanish Club 15 Prom Committee 35 Newspaper Staff 45 Ping-Pong Tournament 1. LOUISE JEFFERSON Shorty Port Monmouth Nurse Tall and stately is Louise As refreshing as a breeze. Physical Ed. Leader 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Odranoel Staff 45 Press Club 45 Prom Committee 35 Health Center 45 Ring Committee 35 Stamp Repre- sentative 2, 3, 43 Basketball Captain 3. w l sa.- WILLIAM JOHNSON ffBillU Keansburg Naval Air Corps For P.A.D. he has a yen, He'll lake his place among famous men. Glee Club 2, 35 Intramural Baseball 2, 3, 45 Mixed Glee Club 15 Physical Ed. Leader 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 25 Orchestra lg Track 25 Dancing Instructors 45 Camera Club I5 Stamp Club 1. Page 19 r - Page 20 EDWARD JONES Louie Navesink Undecided Of nature shy, And quite u guy. I . JACK KAY Iflafkii Keansburg Commercial Air Lines Tall and blond And of girlx fond. Glee Club 35 Intramural Baseball 2, 3, 45 Physical Ed. Leader 45 Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Fire Squad 45 Class Oflicer 3, 45 Dancing Instructors 45 Junior Varsity Football 25 Varsity Football 3, 45 Refereed Grammar School Football 45 Intramural Track 3, 4. MARY LOUISE JONES fPLaull Navesink Hairdresser With never much to say, She has u gentle way. Sewing Club 15 Spiritual Club 3. EDWARD KEYES f.-Hn Navesink Undecided His limbs were rust in manly mold For hardy sports or context bold. Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 45 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4. is CHARLES KLEMM Charlie New Monmouth Uflfledded Charlie is strong and fall And Imosl imporianf a friend fo all. Intramural Basketball l, 2g Mailman lg Riding Club lg Intramural Baseball 25 Ping-Pong Tournament 3. JEAN KNOWLES lean Keansburg Secretary Prelly dark hair, a weleomc xmile, In her youll! find a friend worthwhile. Glee Club lg Mixed Glee Club lg Odranoel Staff 44 Newspaper Staff 4g Spanish Club lg Prom Commit- tee 3. WILHELMINA KNIGHT frwillyxi Atlantic Highlands Undecided Prclty and polite Is Wilhelmimz Knight. Entered from Red Bank Sept. l942g Spiritual Club 35 Health Center 4g Squad Leader 3. FRANCES LANGE Fran Belford Secretary Franie is never out-of-dale Because she like: to roller-skale. Ollice Runner 45 Glee Club 2, 35 Band 1, 23 Orches- tra 2g Spanish Club lg Prom Committee 33 Treasurer Reader's Digest 33 Fashion Show 1. Page 21 Page 22 MARIE LAUER Rir1nic Atlantic Highlands Vocalist Mavic' is a girl 'ufho'x full of pep Aml xbc will brromc famous yz-t. Office Runner 45 Glee Club 35 Physical Ed. Leader 2, 3, 45 Ticket Collector 35 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 45 Dancing Instructors 45 Spanish Club 15 Prom Com- mittee 35 Newspaper Staff 45 Squad Leader l. l l MARY LEPICK ffMary1I Middletown Secretary A quiet girl and shy Wi' oflcn wonder why. Lunchroom Cashier5 Odranoel Staff 45 Latin Club 15 Prom Committee 35 Sewing Club 35 Health Center 45 Bond and Stamp Committee 4. ANNA LEPICK Ann Middletown Nurse Lou nuff fell by sound That Annu is around. Odranoel Stal? 45 Latin Club 15 Prom Committee 35 Health Center 4. HELEN LONG Helm River Plaza Secretary We hope ber Iifr is like ber name, May she enjoy xurfcsx, glory aml fame. Physical Ed. Leader 35 Deputy Teacher 35 Odranoel Staff 45 Latin Club 15 Homeroom Chairman 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Health Center 4. i WILLIAM LONG Longie Lincroft Airplane Mechanic Bill is always full of pep Ami nerrr ou! of slcp. Intramural Baseball 2, 35 Physical Ed. Leader 45 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Squad Leader 4. JAMES C. LUKER ffIi1n!l Belford Undecided CAROL LOW Curol', Keansburg Secretary Carol is u sweel Iillle miss And she likes a life of bliss. Health Center 45 Squad Leader 35 Ping-Pong 1, 2, 35 Cafeteria Helper 4. MARGARET MacKENZIE Merge Port Monmouth Undecided If a friend you want lo find Please keep Margaret in mind. Intramural Basketball 35 Odranoel Staff 45 Ticket Collector 35 Newspaper Staff 45 Cheerleader 45 As- sistant Homeroom Chairman 3, 45 Dancing Instruc- tors 3: Health Center 4 I. '13-H.-.,,- ' e23 Page 24 VIRGINIA MAHNKEN Chick Leonardo Costume Designer For prrsonalily Chirk ran't be beat Maybe some day sbt-'II win a Congressional seat. Physical Ed. Leader 3, 45 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4g Dancing Instructors 45 Spanish Club 15 Health Cen- ter 45 Cooking Club 25 Bowling Club 15 Squad Lcadcr 2. HELEN MARTIN Betty Keansburg Typist Brlty'x always cheerful Brftyls always gay, Shaft posted well on everylbing Aml always has much lo say. Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Sew- ing Club 15 Health Center 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Fashion Show 15 Intramural Soccer 2, 4. VIRGINIA MARASS rrcinnyn Keansburg Telephone Operator Over to sewing She'x always going. Luncliroom Cashier 1, 2, 3, 45 Sewing Club 1, 25 Squad Leader 35 Bond and Stamp Committee 4. CAROL MAYER Car0l', Keansburg Secretary True aml kind A belief ffienrl you'll never find. Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Sewing Club 15 Health Center 45 Cooking Club 15 Secretary of Class Rings 45 45 Squad Leader 35 Newspaper Staff 45 Substi- tute Twirler 35 Intramural Soccer 2, 4. DORIS MEASLEY ffD0tl, Keansburg Business School Doris likes fo go a-xkaling, On Ibis subjefl there is no debating. Gleg Club 15 Latin Club lg Prom Committee 35 Riding Club 15 Squad Leader 25 Fashion Club 1. ROBERT MEINKEN ffBobD Keansburgh Cl'lCmiSC In irouble he does dwell But it suits him very well. Glee Club 15 Intramural Baseball 25 Physical Ed. Leader 35 Intramural Batsketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 25 Orchestra lg Dancing Instructors 45 Ping-Pong Tournament l, 2, 3, 4. J 2 NANCY MEEKER Nance River Plaza Business School just look at Nancy and you will see Tlml in society she will be. Glee Club I, 3, 45 Physical Ed. Leader 35 Student Chapel Pianist 3, 45 Odranoel Staff 45 Latin Club 15 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Homeroom Chairman 1, 25 Dancing Instructors 3, 45 Health Center 45 Special Chorus 3, 49 Demoiselles Club 1. PATRICIA MENOSKY fPPat!, Keyport Secretary Pal is a girl who likes to work Aml ber duty she will never sbirk. Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Perfect Attendance 15 Prom Committee 35 Librarian Council 3, 45 Health Center 45 Operetta 35 Demoiselles Club 15 Squad Leader 35 Homeroom Bond and Stamp Chairman 25 Bond and Stamp Committee 45 Fashion Show 1. Page 25 DQJX f 1 I s Page 26 ' Q 1 JEAN MERRITT kan Riverside Heights College Always poppy, Full of glfr, A happy-go-lucky Gal is she. Odranoel Staff 45 Dancing Instructors 45 Substitute Grammar School Teacher 45 Prom Committee 35 Health Center 45 Squad Leader 45 Gym Honor Roll 35 Homeroom Bond and Stamp Chairman 3, 45 News- paper Staff 4. IDA MOUN fflddl! Port Monmouth Oliice Work Izlu is a goorl alblrfe, In baskefball she ruff! 170 bcal, Glee Club 45 Physical Ed. Leader 45 Intramural Bas- ketball 45 Cheerleader 45 Substitute Grammar School Teacher 35 Prom Committee 35 Librarian Council 45 Bond and Stamp Committee 3, 45 Squad Leader 2, 3. MARY MISSON Mariel, Keansburg Commercial Art Mary it boih kind and swcel A bvlfcr friend you'll 7ll'L'l'7' meel. Entered from Long Island City High School, Sep- tember, 1944. Health Center 4. I I S I MARY NATALE Shorty Red Bank Typist Mary may be small But shy-not at ull! Office Runner 45 Glee Club 15 Intramural Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Physical Ed. Leader 45 Intramural Basket- ball 1, 3, 45 Band 35 Orchestra 35 Cheerleader 45 Dancing Instructors 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Libra- rian Council 2, 35 Health Center 45 Fashion Show lg Intramural Soccer 1, 4. JOHN NELSON fflohnnyn Leonardo Forestry We wonder how its feels To be as bright as you. While your report is full of nineties We struggle to get through. Intramural Baseball 2, 3, 45 Physical Ed. Leader 4g Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 49 Fire Squad 45 Odranoel Staff 4, Varsity Football Manager 23 Assist- ant Baseball Manager lg Operetta 35 Intramural Track 2, 3, 45 Timekeeper Basketball 3. 4. JAMES O'SHAUGI'INESSY fflimmylf Port Monmouth Undecided He fame from the city This guy named Iim, He's really quite witty, And everyone likes him. Glee Club 33 Physical Ed. Leader 3g Varsity Basket- ball 3, 45 Varsity Football 3, 45 Refereed Intramural Basketball Games 4. ELIZABETH O'NEAI. Snacks Atlantic Highlands Nurse Bessie's happy smile Will go with her all the while. Intramural Baseball 1, 25 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4g Glee Club lg Cheerleader 3, 4, Intramural Soccer 1, 23 Spiritual Club 1, 2, 3. IVA OWENS H7-vonyv Atlantic Highlands Nurse Iua with her pleasant wnys Will be seeing successful days. Glee Club lg Mixed Glee Club lg Band 2g Spiritual Club I. Page 27 JAMES PATON rrlimmynr Port Monmouth Aviation Iimmy ix a man abou! town, You m'1'z'r sec' him wilh a frown. Fire Squad 45 Odranoel Staff 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Health Center 4. IDA PHILLIPS rflduh Atlantic Highlands Nurse In P.A.D. Ida will thrive, Aml when she dances sbc s quite ulive. Glee Club I5 Intramural Baseball 25 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 35 Band 35 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Intramural Soccer 1, 25 Spiritual Club I, 3. Page 28 LOIS PEASE Praxis Belford Secretary Loix is charming ann' sweet Willa a personalily ibut can'l be beat. Glee Club 15 Mixed Glee Club 15 Newspaper Staff 45 Spanish Club 15 Prom Committee 35 Librarian Club 2. FLORENCE PISCIOTTA Hottie Atlantic Highlands Undecided Quite a girl is dark-haired Floss, In ber house this sure to be boss. Office Runner 35 Glee Club 15 Mixed Glee Club 15 Newspaper Staff 15 Riding Club 15 Health Center 45 Fashion Club 15 Special Girls' Glee Club 1. WILLIAM POLING Bol!le Port Monmouth Undecided William is a little shy But you'd belter watch tha! look in his eye. Intramural Basketball 4g Physical Ed. Leader 45 Fire Squad 45 Band lg Track 3, 4g Camera Club lg Health Center 4. I BILL RAYBON Bill Middletown Mechancial Engineer When a lady's in the case, All olher things give place. Entered from Red Bank April 1, 1944. Physical Ed. Leader 3, 45 Dancing Instructors 4. JOHN POWELL ffRayll Keansburg Undecided Kind and shy Is this guy. Intramural Basketball 45 Fire Squad 45 Newspaper Staff 43 Health Center 4g Intramural Track 3. DAVID REED ffbuvef, Navesink Undecided Dave is intelligent, brilliant and bright When he answers he's mos! always right. Page 29 Page 30 EDNA REILLY Irish Port Monmouth Secretary Happy am I, and from rare I'm free, Why aren't you all rontented like me? Lunchroom Cashier 1, 25 Office Runner 45 Physical Ed. Leader 35 Reader's Digest Treasurer 45 Squad Leader 2, 45 Office Practice 45 Basketball Captain 2. PAUL REINHOLD Paul Bayside Heights Electrical Engineer In fomorroufs hall of fame We'll surely discover Paul's name. Intramural Basketball 1, 45 Fire Squad 4. GM.-X il IAMES REILLY rrlimmyxi Port Monmouth Undecided If worry kills men, he-'ll live forever. Glee Club 15 Intramural Baseball 25 Physical Ed. Leader 2, 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 43 Intramural Basketball 25 Refereed Intramural Basketball 45 J. V. Baseball 1, 45 I. V. Basketball 3. ANNA MAE RENKEN UfAnnell Highlands Secretary A happy girl is Annu Mae Full of fun throughout Ihr zluy. Press Club 45 Health Center 4. FRED RENKEN ffFredU Highlands Undecided Fred is a little lad and brimming full of fun, Lessons often bother him, but hc'll get on a pun. LILLIAN SCHIMMEL ffLilJl Leonardo Teacher Dark hair, sunny smile Thinks life is sure worthwhile. Odranoel Staff 45 Press Club 45 Homeroom Chairman 25 Prom Committee 35 War Stamps 25 Usher Class Night 35 Manner Club 1. THOMAS ROBERTS , t 4- ffT0m,, J ,v New Monmouth College Who hath a hook, Has friends at hand And gold and wealth At his command. Intramural Baseball 15 Physical Ed. Leader 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Doorman 35 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 45 Intramural Track 3, 4. NANCY SCHOFIELD Name Lincraft Undecided Short and sweet and smart as a whip Nancy is one who's hard to trip. Lunchroom Cashier 25 Press Club 45 Cheerleader Squad 45 Spanish Club 15 Prom Committee 35 Riding Club lg Office Practiie 4. 5 .1 Page 31 Page 32 CHRISTINA SENATO Tz'c'niL ' Keansburg Secretary Christina bas a yrn for slzaling Between ibal and bomeworlz she ix always ilrbaling. Glee Club I5 Mixed Glee Club 15 Band 15 Press Club 45 Dancing Instructors 45 Spanish Club 1. 'll U INA SMITH . Ina Belford TYPi5f Hvr mamzcrx sa shy Her smile so xwvrf, We know sbe'Il faplure All ilu' bearlx she may mcel. Twirling 3, 45 Manners Club 15 Fashion Show 1. If DOROTHY SHIPLEY WDC!!! Leonardo Designer When tbrrc is mischief fo be had, Dal is always wry glad. Entered from Roosevelt High December 1, 1942. Health Center 45 Squad Leader 45 Newspaper 4. r JAMES SMITH PFR0dU Keansburg Undecided jimmy with bis hair of red Is a fine fellow, it is saifl. Physical Ed. Leader 45 Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Ticket Collector 35 Band 2, 35 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Varsity Baseball Manager 45 Assistant Baseball 45 Assistant Basketball Manager 45 Prom Committee 35 Intramural Track 3, 4. MAVIS SMITH Smitty River Plaza Stenographer A cbccrful girl is Maris Smith, Alwayx lilzerl by wbomcwer sbe's wilb. Glee Club 15 Mixed Glee Club 15 Olice Practice 45 Manners Club lg Luncbroom Cashier 4. JAMES SNOW jim Leonardo Journalism jimmy is a tallealirc lad Svlliug rbancrx is bis fail. Intramural Baseball 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Fire Squad. 45 Doorman 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Ping-Pong 3, 4. xx f' RUTH SMITH Blondie', 2 n Belford re ary Her fricnrlx are many . . . her enemie w, She is always wiih you in wbaievcr you do. Manners Club 15 Twirler 3, 45 Fashion Show 1. ALFRED TERRY rrTerryn Keansburg Airplane Mechanic He's always thinking of some pun To malzr the day a lot more fun. Intramural Baseball 25 Intramural Basketball 35 Foot- ball 3. Page 33 Page 34 DONALD THOMPSON Don Middletown Airplane Mechanic He's a fellow wbo's very light, But it won't be long 'til he's reached his height. Press Club 45 Dancing Instructors 45 Aeroplane Club 15 Intramural Track 3. lpd,,a..aL..l'i JML. 54, ETHEL TREADWAY rrTuppicu Atlantic Highlands Secretary Ethel is the very one, With whom you can have a lot of fun. Glee Club Girls 15 Intramural Baseball 1, 25 Mixed Glee Club I5 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 35 Cheer- leader 2, 3, 45 Health Center 45 Spiritual Club 1, 25 Intramural Soccer 1, 2. DONALD THORNE ffDonJl Middletown Undecided Don is a talkative lad, Nevertheless lJe's never sad. Intramural Baseball 25 Physical Ed. Leader 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Deputy Teacher 45 Dancing Instructors 45 Aeroplane Club 1. VIRGINIA TROTTER Ginny Keansburg Teacher Ginny seems so shy and small But when you know her the isn'l at all. Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Odranoel Staif 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 45 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 35 Dancing Instructors 45 Prom Committee 35 Camera Club 15 Health Center 45 Homeroom Stamp and Bonds Chairman 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Operetta Ticket Seller 35 Squad Leader 4. PHYLLIS TURNER Phyl Keansburg College Ever elseerful, never sad, Dancing with soldiers is her fall. Glee Club 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3. 45 Operetta Ticket Seller 35 Band lg Cheerleading Squad 45 Per- fect Attendance I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 33 Camera Club 1, Newspaper Staff 4, Health Center 4, Bond and Stamp Representative 33 Fashion Show lg Honor Roll 2, 3. MARY LOU VERNALIA Mary Lou Keansburg Writer Mary with ber bead of curls Is lbe envy of all lbe girls. Odranoel Staff 4g Latin Club lg Class Officer 35 Press Club 4. DORIS TYLUKI D0fis', Red Bank Secretary A gal calm and serene, Never beard but ofien seen. Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Perfect Attendance lg Prom Committee 35 Health Center 43 Squad Leader 4g Manners Club I. RICHARD WACKAR ffDirk'JY Port Monmouth Airplane Mechanic Tall und slrong is Dick Wackur And at sporls he is no slacker. Glee Club 35 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 2g Fire Squad Chief 44 Class Officer 4, I-Iomeroom Chairman 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Dancing Instructors 4g Baseball 3, 4'g Football 2, 3, 4, Sports- manship Club lg Shop Foreman 1, 2, 3. Page 35 ELIZABETH WAKEFIELD Berry Leonardo Secretary My spcrch is deliberate, my aflivns slow, Aml thus through life, leisurely I'II go. Glee Club 3, 45 Odranoel Staff 45 Ticket Collector 35 Prom Committee 35 Secretary to Teacher 45 Manners Club 15 Operetta 35 Office Practice 45 Leader Magazine Campaign 45 Fashion Show 4. ALBERT WOOD NAI!! Keansburg Undecided If you want someone without u care, lust full unrl hc will he there. Intramural Baseball 1, 25 Physical Ed. Leader 45 Intramural Basketball 3, 4. Page 36 DORIS WEAVER W'heaties Leonardo Navy Surgical R. N. Doris is the girl who owns a car, Wir know that shi' will go very far. Entered from Bayonne High School October 8, 1943. Intramural Baseball 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Cheerleading Squad 45 Intramural Soccer 3, 4. JOYCE WRIGHT ffloyceli Hilton Park Secretary A pretty face, A pleasant smile, A girl like this Is quite worthwhile. Glee Club 1, 25 Lunchroom Cashier 1, 2, 35 Mixed Glee Club 25 Prom Committee 35 Manners Club 1. s ENIOR BOYS IN SERVIC E SN Q XSAKSEN V1 KLU AM 'YHOM AS ERT BO KG AN IOSEYH MUEE ROBERT GREENE EDW ARD ROBERT EXNDLAY EDWARD COOKE EUGENE 'K v HAR NXLL ROB YLAN RUDDEN ROBERT CALT MCEMOE GEOR G E STOV ER RUSSELL MOUNT EDWA RD GRADY Page 37 Page 38 CLASS A warm summer's breeze drifted through the classroom riffling the pages of Macbeth lying unheeded before me. The teacher's voice droned on, lulling me into a sort of dream. Suddenly I was aroused by the teacher's voice shouting, Thou shalt be Thane of Glamis. Thou shalt be Thane of Cawdor. Thou shalt be King! I stayed awake long enough to realize that this part of the play was the witches' scene. Then I drifted back into my dreams. I opened my eyes once again because of the feeling of three pairs of eyes watching me. I really awoke then-or thought I did. Three more horrible creatures I had never imagined! They looked at me accusingly, asking, Why do you dare to dream in class? I was wondering what we seniors will be like ten years from now, I replied. The three witches looked at each other significantly and chanted, Emily alone, my .rleepy one. We, the weird sisters three, Will tell their future areurately. - But first for you we predict, my dear, A wmlirl famed, in lands far and near. Jean Carey prescribes diets to keep folks in the pink. Plumber William Raybon will fix a leaky sink. Ball player Tom Roberts has many fans. Anna Lepick inspects meat in its cans. Robert Findlay, factory foreman, receives a very high wage. Phyllis Turner writes a column for the society page. In a tooth paste ad Helen Long displays her flashing smile. Edward Rudden raises coffee on some South Pacific isle. Dolores Finn guides visitors at the famed Niagara Falls. Paper hanger Robert Calt knows how to beautify your walls. William Isaksen, who joined the Navy, is First Mate on a destroyer. Georgianna Bryan is a typist, well-liked by her employer. Alfred Terry, cartoonist, draws Gravel Gertie. Photographer Wilbur Ford says, Watch the Birdie. Crooner james Reilly makes his listeners swoon. Florence Pisciotta studies the moon. A kindergarten teacher is Addie Brooks. Accountant Jack Kay tries to balance his books. A truant officer is William Long. Detective Walter Crosbee stops all wrong. Of Keansburg, Eileen Croken is the first lady mayor. Joan Aalbue's a model, than whom none is fairer. Carol Low has become a snakecharmer. Ray Eckert's a well-to-do farmer. Lois Jensen is a teacher of Spanish. Donald Engelman, a magician, makes anything vanish. William johnson has become a very stern Judge. While Ethel Calcianals a maker of fudge. A graceful model is Doris Gordon. Joe Mulligan a Sing-Sing warden. Mary Lepick manages a tea room. janitress Doris Weaver uses a broom. A professional entertainer is Doris Measley. A mail order clerk is Mary Natale. Lorraine Bellezza is a singer of Blues. Commentator Bill Poling reports on the news. Dick Wackar, as a ballet dancer, flits nimbly across stage. Animal trainer Bob Barry keeps his lions in a cage. Ginny Marass now manages a skating rink. Inventor jim Snow has perfected a non-spotting ink. A famous poet is Edward Keyes. The wife of Belford's truant oflicer is Lois Pease. Harold Frint is a successful auctioneer. Henpecked Thomas Finnegan says, Yes, my dear. Frances Lange is now a famous actress. While Dick Cooke invents a softer mattress. jean Britton is a hair dresser's model. Tom Craig sells perfume by the bottle. the PROPHECY lva Owens is a silk importer. Ida Phillips a cub reporter. An interior decorator, Jean Knowles makes rooms brighter. James Luker is a fast-working fire fighter. Anna Mae Renken sells Oriental rugs. A manufacturer is Harry Sachs-of shaving mugs. Sunday School teacher Ada Derickson leads a quiet life. While Robert Meinken is bossed by his wife. Politician Bruce Gordon is campaigning for votes. Secretary Janet Grubb takes down his notes. James Smith operates a lie detector. While Edward Grady is a funeral director. Explorer Ed Jones is hunting for riches. Harold Hillyer's a foreman for Hlling in ditches. James O'Shaughnessy is a salesman for elevator shoes. Margaret MacKenzie to her little one coos. Authoress Mary Lou Vernalia writes with ease. While Joyce Wright sweetly says, Number please? A champion bowler is Virginia Mahnken. In charge of the Highlands Lighthouse is Fred Renken Patricia Menosky is an expert file clerk. Ethel Treadway is doing secretarial work. Virginia Trotter is a research chemist. Robert Boylan's an assistant dentist. Secretary Ina Smith sorts the mail. Mary Louise Jones sells bobby pins on a large scale. A patient governess is Elizabeth Battle. Helen Martin manufactures a new type baby rattle. Mary Misson acts in a play. Lillian Schimmel does oihce work, day by day. Elizabeth O'Neal's a costume designer. Albert Gardella works on an ocean liner. look Flying his plane, The Spirit of Port Monmouth, is Paton. Lillian Fennelly we find at Leonardo, teaching Latin. Aviatrix Edna Reilly made a record flight. A soda jerker is Wilhelmina Knight. Mavis Smith is a lady barber. John Powell pilots boats in Leonardo's Harbor. Donald Thompson's a Hollywood actor. Paul Reinhold a noted contractor. John Nelson leads a Boy Scout group. Chef Edwin Berton specializes in soup. Christine Senato dances in a.Broadway hit. Eugene McBride is expert with a catchers mitt. Jean Merritt is a teacher of mathematics. Jean Banfield trains students in acrobatics. As a bookkeeper, Bernice Herrmann works hard. Bob Greene is a dashing life guard. Ida Moun is a long distance swimmer. Louise jefferson a Red Bank window trimmer. Nancy Schofield designs those coiffures that are the rag Thomas Nill is a villain, of course on the stage. Doris Tyluki around her garden does putter. Russell Mount captains a coast guard cutter. Charles Klemm is a radio announcer. David Reed a muscular bouncer. Albert Wood is a builder of airplanes. Betty Wakefield has pet goldfish she trains. Nancy Meeker's a prominent pianist. Ruth Smith a capable receptionist. Carol Mayer's a Salvation Army worker. Roberta Fisler's a soda jerker. Donald Thorne is a famous baker. Dorothy Shipley a lady undertaker. Done at last. The future if known. Come, weird Jifterf, we'll go home. I reached toward them to offer my thanks. I grasped their bony arms., Then: Marie Lauer, Shakespeare has fascinated people for centuries Never before ha h . s e been known to put people to sleep. 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SEQ! :gg A--Uaom Es:-sp -we-og gr-EOE -55235 NE Aa:-mi :QA .um-NWA Em, Egan 63 A2530 Em, gmac-iwsgm-O F-SLNNIW R-Szlo EOF 'Ez E-O-4 E212 ENE 6-:NZ gh law:-:E :Umm-:H 5552 NE 6:02 PSE E222 :SH A3132 :AH S3352 B-GAO! E3-EUS N652 JS-BE also JAUHMSE Bama-W JEHMHUE MENU :PSE bam 5:32 -EQ2 Page 41 Page 42 CLASS In September, 1941, two hundred twenty-six frightened, shy, ex-eighth graders entered the stately portals of Leonardo High. At first the idea of changing classes, and having new teachers and classmates was a little awe inspiring. Then, gradually, the newness began to wear off. No longer did we have to undergo the awful torture of having to ask an upperclassman where rooms 5 or 6 were. We liked the idea of being on our own and being treated as if we were grown-ups. Everything went fine until our first chapel program. We listened to instructions on where to sit and how to act, with shaking knees. We walked into chapel, holding our heads high and acting as if we'd been doing this for simply ages. The Seniors looked at us and giggled. We were mortified. Did we really look as green as we felt? We sat quietly except for a stealthy whisper and a scared giggle now and then. We wondered how the upperclassmen could act so casual and sit comfortably as if this weren't an ordeal to go through. We had the words to the songs but sang half- heartedly, as if we didn't have a right to sing. But finally it was over, and we were relieved. Now we didn't have to worry until the next one. So much was going on in school that we didn't realize how time was flying. We noticed squads of boys in the field. There was the smell of chrysanthemums and pigskin in the air. The football season! We bought school pins like mad and waited breathlessl for the first game. Our first pep meeting will always be one of the more Y wonderful memories of our years in high school. We didn't know the cheers as well ' h f h as the rest but we shouted and stamped just the same. We had our first touc o ero worship for the boys on the team. And the cheerleaders were just out of our reach. But gosh, there was Marie Lauer on the cheering squad, and she was a freshman. Our first feeling of class pride! Suddenly one of the cheerleaders shouted, How about some competition? Immediately such a clamoring and shouting went up that we thought this competition must be something good. And it was! Each class, one after the other, shouted the cheer. The class who shouted loudest won the competition. We were the first to try, and after it seemed to us, a pitiful attempt, the other classes tried. The upperclassmen really went at it with a vengeance. Finally a decision was reached. Ghosts of deceased freshmen! The freshmen won the competition! We began to feel as if we belonged. We even pushed a little as we left chapel and for once looked at the Seniors without awe. The weeks passed and we began to hear some news. It didn't sound too good. When we heard what it was, we sort of wished we were back in the eighth grade. Dancing classes were starting! Oh, horrors! We freshmen hadn't even walked across a dance floor much less danced on one. Finally, the dreaded day came. Strains of music floated up from the gym, and after each class weary little people emerged from the gym doors-tired out! A certain routine was followed in these classes, with boys lining up on one side and girls on the other. The instructors explained and illustrated the stelps. Then, oh goodness, we had to dance with partners. We tried so hard, but we su denly realized we'd been harboring two left feet all these years. But at last the bell rang and we limped off to our next class. The first time is always the hardest we realized. Because we actually came to like the dancing classes. Suddenly, we were coming to school without coats, for it was june. We envied the Seniors. They had so much going on. Proms, plays, Senior Trips, and graduation. Finally, on the last day, we' said goodbye a hundred times and took our last ride on the school bus as freshmen. September again, but school held no fears for us now. Why, it was old stuff! Chapel was fun and our class sang our school songs at the top of our lungs. Our biology class had a field trip. just imagine whole hours of walking in the woods and spying on Mother Nature. We went to a few school dances, and felt just a little light-headed when the Senior boys and girls danced with us. It was football season again. Dick Cooke, one of our class, made the Varsity. We came out first in the Shore Conference, and we knew there just wasn't any school like Leonardo. When our baseball team came out first in the Shore Conference that same sophomore year our school pride hit the sky. Strains of graduation music floated through the june air. Excited Seniors tried on caps and gowns. We left school once again for a summer vacation. Things were going too fast for us. Summer was over and we were back in school. The unbelievable part was that we were juniors! We were on friendly terms with the teachers. The Seniors were just part of the gang. ,And we much preferred to stay around the office than to stay in study hall. We had our fun snickering at the new Freshmen. We insisted that some of them were still children. During November we discovered that finally we were big league! We held class elections! Oh, it felt good to know that our class really mattered. We elected HISTORY Tom Finnegan as President, Jack Kay as Vice-President, Mary Lou Vernalia as Secretary and Tom Craig as Treasurer. Football uniforms were being issued again. Signals were shouted in the crisp air. Bob Calt, Bob Greene, Dick Wackar, Dick Cooke, Tom Craig, Ed Keyes, and jim O'Shaughnessy all made first string. We really loved everything. The fun at the pep meetings, the excitement at the games. Why, we were even on friendly terms with some of the football heroes. The last week in May came with a rush. It was prom time. The decorating committee did wonders with ladders, crepe paper and tacks. The gym was in formal dress, too. At last the night of the prom! We realized we had never really lived until this moment. It was all so dreamy. The girls looked heavenly in long, shimmery dresses. And the boys could have stepped into a Prince Charming role with no trouble. Then it was over, and just another wonderful memory. Summer passed in a breathlessly short time. Back to school, just bursting with pride. At last the goal toward which we'd all been striving-the proud privilege of eing a Senior. We were it, there was no question about it. Freshmen looked up to us, and we loved it. We had the choicest seats in chapel, got up a petition on the slightest pretext and were on good terms with everybody. We helped start a newspaper, the Odranoel staff was picked and got under way. There was talk about a Student Council. Some of us were picked to be on committees to further this new idea. Then we were dusting off school songs and cheers again. The football heroes this year are boys we've gone to school with for four years. Weren't we proud! We had one defeat, with the heartbreaking score of 20-19 in Toms River's favor. We carne out second in the Shore Conference and third in the Central jersey Championship. We had a successful basketball season with a score of fourteen wins out of eighteen games. We won a trophy and come out fourth in the Shore Conference. We elected our class oflicers. Dick Wackar was voted in as President, jack Kay as Vice-President, Doris Gordon as Secretary, and Ethel Calciana as Treasurer. Finally, the words Senior Play were in the mouths of everyone. A group of Seniors tried for parts. Rehearsals got under way and finally the performances. The play, Dear Daffodil, was a success! We heaved a sigh of relief! Well, one thing was sure, they wouldn't forget this Senior Class in a hurry. With the help of the faculty we planned our trip which occurred in May, a visit to New York. We saw the Planetarium, Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Empire State Observatory, a radio program, and the musical comedy, Oklahoma We had a wonderful time. Time for the Senior Ball arrived! We decorated like mad and the gym really looked the way a dance floor should. The stag lines this year were frequented by girls as well as boys, for war has taken its toll among our fellows,,too. Class night arrives, and during the fun and folliness of it we thought of another night that would be coming soon. Graduation! We looked around at our friends for we'd be parting soon. Friends with whom we'd shared laughter, tears, and even lunches. Oh, it has been wonderful. We sing the school songs and sound a little fuzzy. Must have a cold--that lump in our throats! We look around at our teachers in the audience and thank them silently for being really such good friends to us. We thank Mrs. Search and Mr. Davidheiser for guiding us through the years. Mr. Truex gets a vote of thanks for giving us teams that we can be proud of, for teaching our boys cooperation and strengthening their bodies and their characters. We look around at the boys we've gone to school with fondly, and think of the boys who should be here. Boys who missed out on some of their school days. They're wearing uniforms now, instead of bow ties, slacks, and saddle shoes. Robert Boylan, Bob Calt, Dick Cooke, Bob Findlay, Ed Grady, Bob Greene, Bill Isaksen, Gene McBride, Russel Mount, Joe Mulligan, Tom Nill, Ed Rudden and Harry Sachs. Not many, but enough to leave a gap in our class- rooms and in our hearts. We've missed them, missed sharing our fun, our troubles with them. They have a right to be in on it, too. They're learning war now so we can learn how to make peace. One boy, Vernon Papa, of our class gave his life in the Philippines so that classes like ours could keep on graduating-so that we'd always be able to learn what we wanted to. It has been a good four years. There have been times when we thought we'd die rather than give an oral talk in English class. Times when Algebra room spelled doom in capital letters for us. Sure,.there have been worries! But it was fun. Even the troubles were fun. Four years' worth of laughs-four years' worth of rich and wonderful memorips forever kept in our hearts. Every single moment has been worth being here, Leonar o. Page '43 Page 44 I' Aalbue, Joan ....... Banfield, Jean .,... L .... L.L..L ....... ,.,..,..... T here's Something About a Soldier Jeanne With The Light Brown Hair Barry, Robert ,,,,..., .......... ,,....,..... T h e Young Man W'ith A Horn Battle, Elizabeth ..,.... L.L ..... .......... . ........,......... L If I Had My Way Bellezza, Lorraine ...... ........................... L .....,.. ...... 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W h en The Boys Come Home Wood, Albert .......... LLL..- .............. LL .......... ......... L ....... L ...L...LL .... L.. Smilin' Through Wright, Joyce L .......... L ....... L...L ..... L ......... L ........ ........... N obody Else But You Page 45 BH M iii Q , Q mf ff id-4 -ii W 2 15, , M JU 1012 KNOCKS Abr, Doris .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, , .... I'm getting more like my sister Allen, jan-ies ,,,,..,,,..,A W .,,.,.... ...........,.............. H arry james 2nd Alverson, Edward V........ .....V....,--...--A,-----,-,----- .------- ' ' Red Alversgn, George ...,ww.w,,,,., , ..,.. A hello fOr CVCIYODC Anderson, Mary Bertha ..................Y.,.Y.,,.....,.... Sweet and simple Ashwell, Florence ,...............-.V....V.Y.,YY................V..... I'm 2 twirlel' Asmar, Mona ...,.,..,..... You should have a patent on that laugh Baldwin, Dorothy ,.....,,,.., Where there's laughter you'll fmd DOC Bauer, Hugh ,,,,-,v,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,...,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,..,..,,. The CIQSS blUSllE1' Becker, Marguerite ....,,,. Skating is better than doing homework Bedell, Eugene ,.,.,.... .................................................... C art00l1iSt Benas, Charlotte ..... ................Y-......Y...........A..... M ischievious Beni, Fred ,,,,,,,,,-,,--,-,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,..,,,.,,,.,.,, Q ..,,,..,..,... M astermind Blacksmith, Virginia d with a phonograph needle Blauvelt, Dolores ....... ..aa..a................................v.... A 1111 and I Bloomer, Florence .,.... Brown, Hazel ......... Buerkle, Arthur ...,. A Keansburg gal Sensible and modest How's Lady Lil? Cavanaugh, Francis .............................aY........ A nice IPOY Clark, Florence .......... ....................,............. S ilence is golden Coddington, Shirley .....,.,.... Life 15 too short for petty troubles Collins, Harry .....,,.... ,..v......,................................. ' 'Ripper Connelly, Marian ....... Connelly, Walter ..,.,., Cooney, Alfred .....a.... Crozier, Agnes ....,.......,,.,,, Cunningham, Worth De Pasquale, Fred ,,,. De Ridder, Barbara ,,..... De Winter, Margaret Neatness personified Girls, here I come ,,,,.,.,.,..,,,...,..,..., ,,...... Buddy A smile for everyone Through life I leisurely go I like sports Oh! Those eyes! Hasn't much to say Dingwell, Doris .........i..........,.. ........ B oys are nice, aren't they? Dobbs, Marie .... P ..............,... Donato, Caroline .QT.g,s.. Downes, Florence ....,....,..,..,... . An intelligent Miss appy am I, from care I am free Silence-the gift of God Field, Walter ........................... .......................... W ho is it now? Foster, David ,,..,.. Freibott, Ruth ..... Furiato, Anna ...... Gaa, Julian ......,, Gaff, Isabell ..,....... Gard, Barbara ...... Gooch, Ralph ...... . . .., ,... . Hasn't much to say Her cares are invisible Quiet and serene ................... Wonder boy An excellent athlete ..... Singing is her favorite .,.,.,...,...,,....,............,..,., Freckles Gonder, Marion ...... ............,............... O h! That red hair! Goold, Catherine ........ ....,.. H ave you ever heard that giggle? Grillon, Mary .....,.,l..l. ..,,.,,,,,.... .... A n all-around good sport Gunderson, Ingeborg ..... ....................,..,,.,..,..,....... .,.... ' ' Inky Guthlein, Grace .......... ,.,.............,. I 'm very quiet Hahne, Emmi .,..,,,.. Hallam, Robert ....,.. Hansen, Walter ...... Hauser, Marvin ....... Heinke, Robert ...... Helfrich, Robert .,.. Heller, Florence ...... Hertz, Elizabeth ...., Hill, Charles ......,. Hopler, Robert .....,. Horn, William .... Iglay, Holister ..... Jelliff, Arity ......... Keelen, Edward ......, Keelen, Janet ,,...... Kendzia, Ann ........,. Keinert, Hermine .,..... Page 48 ............,......,..........,.. Bashful A Navesink ball player .-.......... .... L ........,... 3. Been I hail from Leonardo Curly .......,......,...., My pop drives a bus Giggle and then giggle some more Meek as a lamb A good worker ...,.........,..... Sport Star A good pal - ..... Why be quiet? A swell girl ...- ........ N .... - ............ Who cares? Lots of fun, and smart too ,,.- Laugh your troubles away .,...................... Herminnie Laughlin, Herbert ....... Still water runs deep Logan, George ....................,.................................,....... Quiet type MacDonald, Eugene ..........,...,...,,.............. Are you ready, girls? Mallen, David .... If silence is golden, he's on the Silver Standard Malonson, Lois .,..,.,.,,,.........,,.,.,,,,.,,.,,,,.,,..,,.... A jolly good soul Martin, Dorothy ...... Mauser, Edith ........ Maxson, Anna .......,.., McCabe, Robert McCandless, Eleanor ....... McLaughlin, Eva ...... Metcalf, William ..... Morin, joan ,.,....,... Moran, Robert .,.... Morris, Ruth ............. Murdock, Marion ..... Nixon, Alice ......... Noack, George .....,. Ogden, Lois .,..,.,.... O'Neal, Melvin ......... Osborne, Margaret ..... Owens, Lois ...........,.. Panariello, Anne ......, Phillips, Paul .......,, Rabone, Beverly ,,...,. Rausch, Harold ,,.., Rich, Richard ...... Riskam, Janet ..,,.,..... Robertson, Reggie .... Ruhman, Catherine ..... nsookyn ...- ........... Quiet indeed I'm allergic to girls Who's the lucky boy? Happy go lucky Chubby A sweet girl .......,..,..... Stubborn ....... I'm head twirler ...... Always smiling ..... Loads of fun Oh! Mary ...........,.,,.......,.. A beautiful voice ..... Never hesitates about talking .,.........,.........-...... Walkie-talkie Salesgirl I start the ball rolling A friend worth having A friendly smile for all I'm a big bluff Porky' Paul ........,..........,...,.......... Red' . ,,.. ...... D oesn't say two words 5380, Joyce e---.,,.-....... ............, I ................. K ay is my pal SCl'lICUIl0H, Walter .,,,., ,, ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,WWA ' 'Rgmeg' 299195, Jleifi ---u--..f-........,...e. .. ...............,....s.,.,,,....... Algebra whiz efu yr 5 en ------ .-- --- -- .--......... ... ........ .... - ..... Nav Scott, Burr ,.-... .... I ....... ............. ScottieI Sl'lli0d3, Mildred ,.,,,..,.. ,,,r, L Hgh, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, I Y,,, ,,,,,-,-, L iked by al Shoemaker, Carol ,..,, ..,, g Q ,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,-r I'm new her, SiCk1CS, N0l'm2l'l .-...., ,.....,.. ....,,......,..... D o you know Hazel? Smith, Barbara ..... merry heart is welcome anywhen SPUZHHS, Edward ---,f eee..,..........,i..,,. I 'm from Keansburi Stryker, Robert ....,,. ,,,,,,,,r,,,,,,Y,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,., I 'll get lg., SYUFSCS, Viola ,--....,,f,,.. ,,,,,..........,,,,. A lways willing to hell Supienski, Gertrude .r,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Y,,,,,,, Carl 3nd Terry, Grace ,----,-ufff.,.......u,e. Big things come in little package Thacker LOFCIII fff-.,...e.. Where did you get those beautiful eyes Thomson, Sarah ..r.,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,, k ,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-, N ,,-,--,,,,-,,,---, Sl-,oi-rig' Th0mPS0H1 Ernest -....-........u..,,............, Can't make up his min: Thorne, Edith .... If giggling made you thin, you'd be a skeletoi EFQHCYY, .Igyfu -----e------...-.....,... H ...........,................. Tall and swee rlmmer, 1 iam ..,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, ,,-.,,,,, . ,,-,- Q , - Lots of fm Trudel, MarioM H Home in Indian Uelafldi KIFCH --.---------.------- . ...7...-...,,,,,.. ........ I just love to tall Uhrig, Doris Vogel, Charles ....,.. Walsh, joseph Welsh, Gloria ....... How's the U.S.O. ..,......,.,....,..,.. Carefre i'Buddy Highlands gi: Werse, Edward .,..,,....,,,,,..,,., r,,,,,,,,,,, ,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,-,,,-,,, Q u ie Westendorf, Willis Absence makes the heart grow fonde Wllhalme, Richard ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, ,YY,,,,.,.,, 4 A gmilg goes 3 long wa Wilson, Kenneth . Winter, Richard ....,. Young, Helen .,..,,. Zahlman, Irma ...t. . ..............,...........,.. Bashft Chubb I go on my wa My pals and we SOPHOMORES HOMEROOM 1 7 Seated: Vivienne Siegel, Pearl Williams, Barbara Spencer, Joan W'alsrrom, Emma Rogers, Barbara Tarnow, Ann Schmidt, Margaret Simmons, Yvonne Whitehead, Audrey Smith, Mr. Warrington, Fmily Weeks, Barbara Robinson, Barbara Walsh, Jane Staley, Teresa Reilly, Audrey Warner, Joyce Sheppard, Norma Vail. Standing, first row: Francis Vogel, Walter Walling, Monroe Vincent, Raymond Wetmore, Anthony Trezza, Grant Williams, Frank Trczza, Earl Wainwright, George Uhrig. Standing, second row: Robert Wood, William Wymbs, George Wheeler, Robert Wilson, Russell Youngs. 'T soPHoMoREs - HOMEROOM 10 Seated: Geraldine Casler, Dolores Fucci, Jean Freibott, Dolores Gunderson, Joyce Davis, Beverly Franklin Mrs. Bundens, Anna Christiansen, Marion Corcoran, Jean Elliot, Filomena Chero, Lou Anna Edgerton, Marie De Sayda, Jean Geyer, Joan De Winter. Standing, first row: Robert Jones, William Hemberger, Charles Hauser, Robert jones, Charles Hermann, Stephen Huber. Standing, second row: John Hayes William Grant, Robert Horster, Donald Goold, james Gravany. ,- , - -fir: SOPHOMORES - HOMEROOM 13 Seated: Audrey Lockwood, Ethel Luker, Rose Hansen, Betty Kondlon, june Harrison, Evelyn Hagaman, Mr. Lefcver, Mildred Hulse, Mae Hertlenroder, Vera Helfrich, Lynn jelliffe, Ruth Heuser, Bernice Hodson, Amelia Long, Shawnetta jackson. Standing, first row: Thomas Kendzia, joe Kinsella, Louis LeComte, ' ' U1-ff-r Laidlaw, Warren Measley, Robert Levy, john Licht, Charles Long. Standing, second ' ' WL Mr-tlev. Fred Koenig, Louis Kolodin, William Mead. Q l Page so Q.-A-rrsmw NW.. ,. SOPHOMORES - r1uiu...-., - Seated, first row: jean Olson, Lois Matthews, Mrs. Search, Audrey Plant, Mildred Nleau, 1 ,.... , Standing, First row: john Schwartz, Harry Pearson, Mary Nelson, Kathleen O'Neil, Mary Napier, Evelyn MacLennon, Rudolph Pitts, Edward O'Brien, Williain Stevenson. Sranding, second row: Bernard Reinhart, 'd Osterlink, Edward Rausch. Charles Reilly, George Poole, Davi 4 ...,,f....w. 'r FRESHMEN - HOMEROOM 6 Seated on concrete: Paula Broeder, jean Collins, Emily Conover, Shirley Corson, Dolores Carmen. Seated, first row: Albert Cooke, Betty Carmen, Sheldon DeVesty, Sophi Anthopulos, Wilbur Bishof, Ruth Franklin, Ted Bongart, Robert Baniield, Jessie Alverson, Albert Cassan, Miss DeVesty, Ray Casey, Winifred Brown, George Clauss, jean Broderick, Floyd Battle, Dolores Connolly, Norman Davidson, Lois Compton, john Elliot, Pearl Bergman. Standing, first row: Walter Arose, Ed Crone, Harry Beyer, Cornelius Barry, Donald Chamberlain, Richard Curry, Richard Christensen, james Cavanagh, Pete Boyle, Gene Darke, Clarence - A-flmmilog, Stanley Anderson, joe Carniello. Standing, second row: joe Brown, Rutledge Ll-v,,,Mg3l -1 'Y MEN HOMEROOM 7 S ted Marion FRESH - Seated on concrete: Patricia Kellett, Edith Gutowsky, Eileen Kunkel, Ellen jefferson. ea : Lewis, Beatrice Lentine, Phyllis Kegley, Marion Hartwick, Vivian Gray, Eugene Gilbert, Vivian Kasschau, Frank Generelle, Rosita Garcia, William Gamaeh, Miss Thomas, Chester Hendricks, Frances Levy, Ronald Horan, Gladys King, Daniel Gerrity, Edna jefferson, William Gausman, Elizabeth Larsen, Fred Koeser, Elaine jones, Lorraine jones. Standing, first row: Richard Houston, Robert jones, Hjalmer Hansen, Royman Hurley, Charles Hubbs, Claude Hurley, james Frint, Earl janis, Thomas johnson, Jessie johnson, Anna Hanf. Standing, second row: james Governale, Robert Herman, William Gausman, Conrad Foster, Howard Foster, james Fox. Page 51 it FRESHMEN - HOMEROOM 11 Seated on concrete: Frances Osborne, Phyllis McLean, Grace Mulrooney, Marjorie Pierce, Willie O'Neal, Mary Patterson, Ann Nesbitt. Seated: Dorothy Nill, Ted Myhre, Anna Natale, Richard Meislohn, Nancy Meade, Thomas Misson, Phyllis Mount, Robert Krueger, Grace Miner, Larry Kapiloff, Mr. Me-inert, John Kern, James O'Neal, Louise Miner, James Lundrigan, Anita Morford, Raymond McDonald, jane Muzzy, Ronald Lundrigan, Elizabeth Newman, Louis Mebus. Standing, first row: jack Lentz, john Martin, Frank MacDonald, David Methot, Roy Mergner. joseph Keyes, Leroy McCandless, Howard Myers, joseph Morris, Allen Merlsen, Daniel Lceberman. Standing, second row: Charles Levanthal, Robert Morrel, Virgil Knight, Edward O'Brien, Salvatore Mannino. FRESHMEN - HOMEROOM 18 Seated on concrete: Verna Thorne, Caroline Spaven, Marie Robinson, Kay Westendorf, Carol Rutt Bette Sodan, Connie Wright, joan Uhrig, Marie Scheimann, Lois Salmon, Dorothy Starnick. Seated, first row june Smith, Lawrence Westbrook, Gertrude Simpson, Norman Smith, jean Rockafellow, Harold Stover Margaret Vreeland, William Slocum, Virginia Sutton, Edward Rogowski, Mr. Curry, Joseph Romero, Lucy Zemalkowski, Robert Willey, joan Sullivan, Thomas Ryan, Virginia Wilson, Howard Rabone, Gloria White. Standing, First row: Theodore Winn, Harold Schwarze, John Waters, James Stavola Matthew Taylor, Harry Swartz, Edward Scala, Howard Sutton, Paul W'illiams, Harry Phillips, Edward Tltache, Thomas Williams. Standing, second row: William Watson, Walter Schindler, John Stout, William Wilhalme, Robert Powell. Page 52 STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: Marie Lauer. Nancy Meeker, Lynn jelliffe, Pat Bcrnsten, Dick Wackar, George Logan, Miss Rouse. Bob Hnpler, Bob Barry, Paul Phillips, Harold Frint, Bob Wilsoil, Paul Reinhold, Carol Shoemaker. Standing: Donald Chamberlain, Ray Mergner, joe Romero, Charlie Hill, Harold Rausch, Marion Hartwick. Absent from picture: Arnie lsaksen, John Schwartze. WAR STAMPS AND BOND COMMITTEE Seated: Beverly Rabone, Virginia Marass, Ida Moun, Jean Merritt, Mr. Thomas, Joan Aalbue, Virginia Trotter, Patricia Menosky, Louise Jefferson, Mona Asmar. Standing, first row: Verna Thorne, Barbara Robinson, Joan Morin, Jean Freibott, Lois Malonson, Rosita Garcia, Mary Nelson, Doris Uhrig, Lois Ogden, Joyce Sage, Robert Levy. Standing, second row: Anita Morford, Pat Bernsten, Arity jelliffe, Lois Compton, Ann Pannerillo. Absent from picture: Mary Lepick, Bernice Herrmann. I l 1 1 . f wp Page 53 31113 ,7- III -- l , Betty Berghout, u..,, , ' ' ' n Aalbue. joan wioi..., , ding, first row: ion. ..., nolly Seated: Barbara Robinson, Mary Naa e Doris Uhrig, Virginia Trotter, jean Merritt, Miss Siseo, joa Goold, Florence Clark, Virginia Mfihnkcn, Marie Lauer, Christine Senato. Stan gan, Bill Raybon, Ralph Gooch, Donald Gould, Donald Thompson, Bob McCabe, Walter Con . Standing, second row: Dick Wackar, Paul Phillips, Ernie Thompson, jack Kay, Bill johnson. Absent ' ' B rnice Herrmann. from picture. e S . cared. Ph HA Chris I V IS r T Mar tuna Sen urner 4 ,gafvr , am- M 'Jean VI . Lillian SCiVlncKenZicr. Lcfcvcri ernfg, Flo C '?0nD james P Hrnmd - jqyce D' .lean KH rcnge Pi QA ' f mn- Hon, ' L0ulse AVIS' C-' OWIQSI M fllozra , jegcrson uorgiqhhn B ane ltaugrjoan Aalub . Janet Kc Iryun, Stanglhlary Luufvllorothy S ein rf img- e .V -h' ' ' V 'I0hn mal' 'Ney - . Pau H Cl, Dor. r VU . I H- f H uhm WDM T fr. nam, ,fofren Page 54 --M., Uh ,I I - --uiencg HH, A '-11. LQU 10311 Trenns Absmt from Pier Cntr, L95 Owens M' ery, ure. Marjorie Don, V iss Riley, Joan A Ib mums, Sue Gutougky G ue, Ida Moun PM M . . argaret One! MII enosky Page 55 'f 1 drtd Shkoda , FIRE SQUAD Seated: James Snow, Edward Spitznas, Paul Reinhold Izunes Paton Williain Polin Richard W k , x , g, ac ar, Robert Meinken, George Alverson, Marvin Hauser, Bruce Gordon, John Nelson, Robert Vogel, Thomas Finnegan Cl-1EERLEADERSSanb0rn, Lorraine Bellezzglhgffgreigtxxfi. M ry Nntale, Marie ylfiaulerl lT:'lAI1i'.dock,M3'garet MQCKCMH, ' Herrmann: 3 th Friebott, anon Seated: Bcrmqc 'N 'l, lda Mmm' Ru Standing: Bessie O ei Dlkuu ' ' 1 tz, Florence Asnwe... ,, Page 56 l Smith Elizabeth Fer H man Virginia Trotter, Seated on concrete: Ruth Morris, Ruth Smith, na , Matthew Begean, Norman Davis, Elizabeth Newman, Gary Collins, Robert er , Betty Bcrghout, Mr. Winthrop, Catherine Gould, Mary Grillon, Ethel Luker, Francis Vogel, Rose Hansen, Roberta Fisler, Phyllis McLean, jane Staly, Edward Fisler, Richard Eckert, Roy Merger, Donald Chamber- lain. Standing, first row: Laurence Westbrook, Theodore Myhra, Rosita Garcia, Dorothy Baldwin, Florence Clark, Joyce Davis, Lynn jelliffe, Vivienne Siegal, Wilbur Ford. Standing, second row: Audrey Smith, C nnally, Phyllis Mount, jean Rockafeller. Absent from picture: Joyce Sage, Lois Compton, Dolores 0 Arnold lsaksen, Norman Sickles. K H-,fr', 1 ,V V v V , V v . I Ax , ,ali lf , N -. lf I . l H f 1 'y . 4' W'a..l.f. :Vi ga, f' e 'W -, , dd ,Kiwi 'Qt Llkkal. Luv - --- Robinson, Florence Clark, virginia ,..,..-., l S- d, dz Joyce Sage, Elizabeth Newman, Barbara 13:31 jglrimiizoilifllary Anderson, Dorothy Baldwin. Seated: Catherine Gould, Rose Hansen, Mary Nata e, Ethel Luker Nancy Meeker, Eileen Konkel, Lois Ogden, Bernice Ayers, Ida Phillips, MrS- Ireland, AUYY Ielliffe Phyllis McLean, Audrey Smith, Roberta Fisler, Phyllis Mount, 12100 Sf2llCY, Barbara Tamovfr Shawnetta jackson. Standing: Donald Dougty, Wilbur Ford, Walter Connolly, james Smith, Francis ' 1 b t Willey, Robert Herman, Robert Barry, Gary Collins. Vogel, jimmy Allen, Ro er GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Seated: Barbara D Ridd . A C ' , Elizab-tl N, . joan M Y R b if L l LWIMH, Georgia B . gmibamoggrdy 30j:1IHAl3:JlSZ, lliajacbitylieiker, Aptiqdrey lS13nndti:nMig.ydi'e?:i1r?3i kgfetigalgii .llian Ihoekafeller, een Young. jane Mun i ' I CUZ, yllis Turner, Jean Fri b 3 mc C' Dis Ogden Bette Sodom Audfr ' Y- my Wakefield, B,fb,,,, T , F Off- Dorothy Baldwin. stand . , 'Y Lock d, M ' 3f'nUW, lhylli M ' . mg mann, Florence Ashwell, Mnlgfed Sliilddjg, gvlngldlrzgiigotfatlmerine Gould. IibSC3?n1flzo:rgitiijiffggridscTI,-21:11, . ' I-- Q l ni :in -ry--, Page 5 7 una k :M911 25 3 ' 1 1 2 . Q . H7559 933 v Q f 1 3 3 E X3 M 2, 35 My E gf ,. ,ff v Jn, W W Q fw i TVR Tia M fl ' rf BASEBALL TEAM Seated on ground: Walter Connolly, Teddy Lauer, David Hulsberg, Seated: James Reilly, Harold Hillyer, Fred de Pasquale, Dick Wackar, Bob Hopler, W'illiam Hemberger, Edward Keyes, Harry Collins. Standing, hrst row: Mr, Truex, Burt Scott, Charles Reilly, Thomas Roberts, Paul Phillips, Eugene Gilbert, Russell Youngs, Alfred Merritt, George Uhrig, Mr. Blood. Standing, second row: Gene MacDonald, John Powell, William Slocum, Rudolph Pitts, Raymond Casey, Edward Worse, Thomas Finnegan, James Gravaney. TRACK TEAM Seated: Edward Thatch, Walter Fields, Donald Thompson, Bill Poling, Bill Horn, Floyd Battle, Dick Wackar, George Alverson, Bob Barry, Harold Frint, Kenneth Donnelly. Standing: Mr. Gillam, George Poole, Albert Gardella, Ray Eckert, Douglas Bailey, Howard Foster, Pat Keelan, Ernie Thompson, Harold Sehwartze, Paul Bischof. 1., ,, ,,w, .: , Page 59 an a ray fy-4 Hun. M -all -one -15 lm..- Pg r '?v fan- ' 4 1 fpim. 'Ld i- an MUN. -11 JB Y 'S 4-K. . H , Ii! ' ' is V , Q' Q 4 IQ I a w 'J Page 62 Senior Play: DEAR DAFFODIU' Seated: Ina Smith, Jean Knowles, Mary Lou Vernalia, Mavis Smith, Francis Lange, Ruth Smith. Standing: William Raybon, Thomas Finnegan, Jack Kay, Marie Lauer, William Long, Louise Jefferson, Bruce Gordon, Donald Thompson, OPERETTA Seated on concrete: Verna Thorne, Dorothy Baldwin, Mary Anderson, Elizabeth Newman, Betty Berghcut, Roberta Fisler, Jane Staley. Seated: Robert Willey, Audrey Lockwood, Roy Mergner, Joyce Sage, Warren Christman, Jean Freibott, Marion Trudell, ,lean Rockafellow, Lois Ogden, Beverly Rabone, Miss Scisco, Alice Nixon, Mrs. Ireland, Shirley Coddington, Mrs. Dowd, Helen Boyland, Helen Young, Mary Grillon, Carol Shoemaker, Grace Terry, Sam Alsbach, John Nelson, James Allen, Standing, first row: Wilbur Ford, james Luker, Walter Connolly, Lynn Jelliffe, jean Seeley, joan Morin, Nancy Meeker, Marion Murdoch, Mary Nelson, Georgianna Bryan, Catherine Goold, Donald Goold, George Wheeler, Norman Davidson. Standing, second row: Arity Jellifle, Audrey Smith, Betty Wakefield, Virginia Blacksmith, Phyllis Mount. 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