Montclair High School - Amphitheatre Yearbook (Montclair, NJ)
- Class of 1928
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E R X, - 1 Xl w 7 ' '73 .xg F am hitheaffe THE AMPHIITHEATREE P bl hedbyth G d tngCl of 1928 MONTCLAJIR HIGH SCHOUJL A 1 v A I ' 1 u is e ra uai ass l-- ,lx ut nveniam iam ut Faciam To George Williani Putnam 'lilu-rc is :1 mzm i midst, Il svlwlzlr, il cr, Il fric-nfl. Hn Inccn with us fm' XCZIVS :ls the l,:1ti1 firm-k Prnt '. :md has lmccmnc nur 1n'im'ip:1l. 'lb him, we, the gfilfllllltlllg uf 1023, flcclivzllc' lluuk-ll lfvlivll HI' frivnclship. X A7 ,- ll tllll' Iciul- - hm many 1 :mfl mlw vial'- INZU' vlzlss 11115 ll'lll' If AMI'Ill'I'IiICA'l'Rl2 BOARD .. , -f -.,f'-i, wwf .,. ' 4 amPh't eaffe ' ' I I i : , I 3 ' 3 S 5- ' I'-lll 'MII-HI' AMPHITHEATRE BOARD . 'Editor-in-chief MARGARET FERGUSON - V Sub-.Editors ADELAIDE BRISTOL FRANCES WRIGHT ' Business I Advedising ' SAM BARKER, MANAGER b FRANK GILBRETH, MANAGER BREWSTER WINTON THOMAS DELUCA PHIL TRENBATH CELESTE FIORE Art HELEN BENDIX , HELEN PANZER ROGER AMES, EDITOR LYDIA BOWNE HELEN DOWNES THOMAS MCGEEHAN DOROTHY SHILSTONE CLARA AUSTIN R ELEANOR PLUMMER RUTH BUCKS Athletics MARGARET SCHULLER ROBERT LENNOX, EDITOR Socfal and 0,fg,miZati0,, WINIFRED KILROY EDWARD WILSON ELIZABETH BELLAH, EDITOR KENNETH TIP?-ER R RUTH HUDSON HERBERT PECK Snapshots ' P Ph0t09 0PhiC ' I PHILIP SMITH, EDITOR GRACE STAAT, EDITOR JANET HUGHES SALLY GRAHAM GRACE MACKAY ' LEONARD COOKE DOROTHY MASON Personalities ' ' v DORIS SMITH, EDITOR BETTY STONHAM LINCOLN PIGGINS , JOHN ABBOTT MARGARET HERVEY ELIZABETH OLEN 5 . U X .vwvx x ' 5-1? I. 42544 f 1 ,4 Cf' A24 X 44 I Ni gs. Sv Ts- X .5- 92 xl. Y? L ff? I' l FD 22' - I f . Y 8 9 A !xa'X!. P MJ, x 3 JN I P V v N 5 4 m ,Q .xp I0 X ,xl 'Nf' ff Q- -s Q nw P: f-z QW 4 , TO OUR FACULTY FTER four earnest years and for some of us we have formed with you our faculty some ac quamtances that 'may never be forgotten Throughout these years you have been our counsellors and per sonal friends helping us in every crisis of the long struggle and planning for us to make the high goals you have set for us Yes we must admit it was a Qtruggle through these past happy schooldays. Though the donation of M s is confined to the students you teachers each and every one of you - l deserve that letter and all the esteem that might go The service you have given us is not entirely repay able How may we show our gratitude to you for your work? We may appear ungrateful on the out side but 1nwardly we realize how good you all have been to us. Our debt to you is heavy but we shall live to repay you as far as we are able. Teachers we shall always count you as our friends We leave school but not you. We sincerely thank you 4 G ' ' hithe t - aff'P I 5 Fe i 3 A i I ' only three years, infthe Montclair High 'School, with it. I , L Egpbitheat 628' SEHIOI' S 1 gs aus we q '! NV: L-GJ X Thai ends well fund a path or make one I . v f-f X 'x X .S f 'I U7 x if Xgfk ' XY I ll W KH if 'I I 1+ in 'lr Q 5 t A I 'K 1 X j JM U V A M X X 0 0 . X 5 14 N him N ' K I yy X' X f f x, 5 XX XX 1 , K 1 F l 14 1 15 amphltheafre A ' SENIOR CLASS HISTORY HE class of 1978 lb wlthout questlon unsurpassed by any class havmg before graduated from old M H S both In qualxty and ln accompllshment As sophomores we got started just a lxttle faster than those who preceded us ln past years and promptly elected our oflicers to lead us through the year Lloyd Rosevear pres1dent Betty Steele vxce pres1dent Joyce Jenkins secretary and Margaret Allan treasurer Betty Joyce and Lloyd represented us on the Student Councll We were a little less confused by the newness of our surroundings and 203 rn partrcular than might be expected of Sophomores and found no d1fHculty m plaung many of our members on the Honor Roll wh1le we were well represented on the Athletic squads Lontmumg wrth our good work we were orxgmal enough to have our M1xer rn tlme to Mlx the bophomores January eighth was the date set Enter tamment was provlded by members of the class and the afternoon was enjoyed by all We returned the followmg year as full of pep as ever thrs trme as Jumors We elected these oflfxcers to guzde us Jack Rutherford pres1dent Betty Steele vlce pres1dent Joyce Jenkms secretary Robert Drew treasurer and as representatlves on the Student Coun cxl Betty Joyce and Art Mayes 'lhls year we re peated our promlnence first by placmg many of our members on the athletlc teams then by the Jumor boys wlnnmg hrst place rn the lndoor track meet and by the Jumor glrls basketball team s holding the school champlonshxp Now we are on the home stretch Semors' Our drgmty IS largely counter balanced by our great re sponslbxlxty Our officers th1s year are Edmund Bart lett presxdent Betty Steele vlce pres1dent Joyce Jen k1ns secretary and Leslle Petrle treasurer Art Mayes pres1dent of the Student Councnl and Betty Jean North and Gordon Lovell as our other representat1ves We are st11l contmumg our fine record not only m athletrcs but m other hnes as well The football team defeated both East Orange and Bloomfield The Dra matlc Club won the New York Play Contest We are now workmg hard on the Semor entertamment and are not forgettmg that we are to represent M H S 1n the College Boards The class of 28 does not wlsh to appear concelted but IS only justly proud of 1ts accomphshments And so departlng leave behmd us footprmts on the sands of t1me - - I . . .1- V U 0 u l 1 Q 1 ' - ' , 7 7 ' 1 1 . . ., . , . - ' ' . 7 . . , , . . . . - . . . Y , I Y Y ' 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 ' ' ' . . . i i . . . - . ' - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . Q. . , . . . . . . . , . . . . H . ,, K . . . I 1 - I . . . . . 1 1 . . . . . . . , - - 1 ' F . , , . . . . H . . ' 1 1 1 ' . - . . . 0 . . . 1 1 1 1 - - 11 1 1 ' SENIOR FORUM HIS year the Program Committee of the Senior Forum has consisted of Esther Porter Bened1ct Burgl and Ahlborn Wheeler Great credit IS due to Mr Packard the faculty advisor for his in valuable assistance ln procuring excellent speakers The Forum started out with a sho1t talk by Mr Seniors Our first outside speaker was Mr Roy W Hatch who talked on a Piece of thinking Abraham Lincoln talk The two meetings were de voted to a discussion of student ofiices and the visablhty of distributing them more widely to give more people a chance to participate in the responsi- bility. A committee was chosen Sam Barker chair- man Louise Gilman Grace Straat and Allan Knowles to look into this matter one of the most important topics of the year. Next Mr. Alden I Alley spoke in assembly on Armistice Day this being the Senior Forum s contribution to assemblies. At other meetings Miss Mary North talked on our historical heritage and our corresponding duty to our descendants ' Dr. Areson gave a short speech on the medical profession-a doc- tor s standing in the community, his service to human- ity, and the wonderful future in medicine, Mr. F. W. Arnold spoke on 'The Romance of the Radio , and Mr. Egbert Hayes on conditions in China. We then had a discussion of Senior privileges lncludmg the use of the library during act1v1t1es period and the omission of final examination for Seniors We gained the for mer privilege on account of Mr Ferguson s kindness Our next talk was from Mr David R Porter on An Oxford Day a comparison of English and American colleges especially in the type of studying After this Mr Hart and Mr Putnam spoke respectively Mathematics and Languages Then Mr Wick enden contrasted American and European types of education reasons and results Next came Mr B1 band s talk on Past measures for preserving peace Dr. Elson the famous historian continued the subject the following week with Peace in the future Then we heard Mr. Alden J. Alley again on The position of the United States in the modern world. Mayor Lardner also spoke to the Senior Forum. The Program Committee has endeavored to bring before the Forum a varied program to interest and appeal to every one. Besides the particular subjects of school interest world-wide ones such as education world peace and government have been clearly ex- plained by experts on the subjects, in an effort to tit the average citizen to take an intelligent part in sub- jects common to everyone, and to pursue successfully of his private affairs. - 0 ' ' ' - I re W ' a I 0 A u Z2 0 Q .i y . . . . .. . , . . , ' . . . . . . , . ' y J ' 1 ' ' . . . , - gg n ' ' ! ,, . . . 3 I ' . , . Ferguson on scholarship and other subjects vital to came Mr. Goodman's speech on Europe. Two teachers, i . . n ' '9 . . . . , ' O11 , u - - V- ,is an as - n n ln . ' - ' ' ' , ad- ' , T . . '- . .. . . . . . , ,, . ,, , . Y . . if 1? 7 ! ' CC Y 9 I I ' I! 7 3 9 l I ! Y 3 1 I .. .. amphith atre SENIOR STATISTICS Girl NVho Has Done Most for the School Best Martha jomer Best Boy Who Has Done Most for the School Art Mayes Best Most Popular Glrl Betty Steele Best Dressed Glrl Dressed Boy Lookmg Girl Looking Boy Most Popular Boy Best Natured Glrl Best Natured Boy Most Indwldual G1rl Most Indwxdual Boy Bnghtest Girl Brightest Boy Gordon Lovell Les Petrie Happy Holden Flo Mebpadden Ronald Ives Dot Thum Bud Wheeler Best BlulTer Most Talkatnve Class Cymc Most Argumentatwe Most Versat1le Helen Niedraeh Dan Tompkins Libby Olen Lloyd Rosevear Randy Marston Roland Browne Al Fry junk Rutherford Bob Bubb n , ' Nerviest ....... .... ' . ................ Bill Baetz 1 ' I .......... . I A .... ..... . ..... . . .... ' 18 pg,'5'phirheatQq N-Ll 9 2 6... Al. IL- I928 class of I ,IUIIN lf. S. ABIRCYIVI' Ujllllllllllsu lIv'.v u yr-mi arill1nzr'ti4'i11u 'wlm mn fll'n1m1.vtn1Iv 'wiilz mn, 'l'l141l Iwo mul Iwo uri' Uma' HI jim' nr llll-Vllllllfl you fvlraxv. Sub-Llnuucil f2.3l, Ampbitlmca- Ire 143, Cc-role lfrzmcais l3l. Math Club 1-ll, Zucl Track ll. 3,-ll. Yalc NATALIIC J. ABHU'l'T Nan 'Tix yum! in 1'1'm'y mxv, yuu know. ' 'lln 1lH7'l' Mun .Yll'llljlS Hllfll yum' livin l hlrc llub 43,-ll. Af! Sflllllll l7RlClJlfRlCK S. ADAM Fritz Nu rvally yrraf mm! r7'1'r llmught h1m.vr'lf su. New jersey Lau' Srluml JANE VICTORIA ADAMS l'nu1' pnxvmm' will ln' .vnu in 'Zn'Hlfl'I'.H tiles Club 42, 33, Baseball 121. Normal FRANK AIKMAN ulifwl flm' 'z'uuqni.rln'd. ln' rnvulzi uryuz' .x'!1ll. Traliic Squad 439, Muuutaineer 13, -ll, Math Club Il-ll. Cornell Il IELEN MARIE ALBERT Nut ll vunrd .vfmlev xln' nmrz' Ilum 'wus m'dr. Skidmore KATHRYN ALBERT ..Kayn Size .sfmles in deeds. Debating Club C4J, Basketball 141. Skidmore RICHARD F. ALLENBY 6lDiCklY , You will yo far me y xy 'nd a more ajfaible gen!! nal Sub-Council 31, Traiic S uad L' 1,7 Soccer eam 12, 3, 4J. Q J ,ffiobart x FREDERICK AMUNDSON '-Fred A-Hub Every inch a man. Soccer C3, 45, College League Basketball CZ, 42, Track CZ, 3, 43. Pratt Institute ,,L.f sri' ' trvlv 1 fb fl' HELEN L. ANDERSON She ,Hand 11 sight In make an old man. young. Eligibility Committee 131, Pub- licity Committee f4J, Sub- Council 13, 43. Skidmore RALPH J. ANTORINO Querido lVhy ikily Jerk from oulward things D t The answer mzsfard silvnrc Inri11g.v? Glee Club HJ. C. M. T. C. CLARA A. AUSTIN Sha is a grea! oIv.vrr7'c'r. and ' she lonks Qicitejtlirough the deeds of 1561425 House abdkfirounds Commit- tee 141, Glee 'Qlubgt3Q, Am- phitheatre C4J. L N.J. C. LTliL,'ll.li BAP'l'lSTli .lIurh may ln' .vida nn lmllz .vzdt's. tllee Kfluh t-U, Basketball f-ll. ll1wCliL'y Q-ll. JICANNIC tl BALDWIN Hind uf llruxv ln'.r.vz'.v. ' hlee C lub 42, 3, -ll. Pratt Institute w'f,Qf ' I 'Z' gg SAM B. BARKICR Ile ix that kind nf fvllnzx' zvlm mn molar if rlrar fu ynu. Tlml lrlavk is wltilr wlzvn lnnkvfl ul front lim ftrnfwr fwnint nf ':'it'zc'. Orchestra 42, 3, 41, Business M :imager Amphitheatre 141. Verde Francais 13, -U, Creative linglislt Club I-4 l. University of Vermunt ll'll,l,lAM S. BARKIQR, jk. Bill Dynamite lv'vIit'r lair Ilmu m'4:'t'l'. Mountaineer 4-I l. Ampliftlieutre 135. Radio Club 425, Zncl Font- hall t-ll, Track tl. 3, -H. Track Mgr. t-ll. Asst. Track Mgr. tZ, 33. SXVI4ll'll'lIlltlI'L' lil.lZABlC'l'll BAR UN I Jia Of xl 4' lun' 1' umslt' cm . und dv. re snrer .' 'inisli fluh t-ll. ,fileniaifs LYDIA M. BARRY ll'ilt Ilmn lmfu' lllIl.Yl.tA.' llurlr sin' flt1y.r. Orchestra 12, 3. -ll. Barnard ,,,,, q-- lj . ig ' hltheat is A al amp Pe 1 , 1 , 1 I ' 2 - 1 - EIJMLTND BARTLETT, JR. liclclic How shall wt' rank flirt' CHARLES A. BELL an tln' Ymr lfnnk fulgr, Charlie Tlmu nmr' tlmn xnldiv' and juxli ltnvx than .s':1gr'f ' Truly n fvl1ilo.mfvI11'r of wit and I Sub-Council 1-ll, President of .HHHTU the Senior Class 1-H, DL'h11tlllg SP2il11Sl1 Ullb 143- Cluh 143, Tennis 1.3, -H. Capt. DHrifTl0ll.ll Tennis 1-ll. Princeton MARTHA l.. BATT ELIZABETH NV. BIELLAH Mart Dib Libby Bcllah I am tht- qffXl.:.x'tw.:11,1. nf lnnr- USO quripti but oh' atm bminil.. IJ . -. - , , , Corr. Sec. Senior 'orum 1 l. ranmtnt Club 145. Ccrcl. Debating Club 13' 43' Dramahc lffinixcais 125, Spanish Cluh qllbsfflg fl- 1'Zmlgifhe2ff9t.Ed- 1 . 0 ocla an rgamzaions L'niversi,ty of Suutlu-rn 141, Cerclq Francais s14l. CFC- Califnrnia ative Englltshj l1l4J,3 Llass Bas- 'et a 1. J. Smith JACK VV. BEl.l.lN1QIiR Hrl FN BAUM nvvmmean A 4 A A Q . In truth, what is lifr fm' if 'l.nok,l.vl1q'.sn'1v1r1ziu1g1 up' tln' not to I1'w. tvutrl of 1,r'1 it,' 1 , lm mm hy., if 11611 sf,-fini, gf?'.b.l5tfUdCgt 001111511 lgl ll y omm. , u - N. J. C. Council 12, 31, Pres. Soph. Class 127, Treas. Ath. Comm. 123, Athletic Comm. 133, Traffic Squad 13, 45. University of North Carolina 23 1 J lllfl.liN ll. BIENDIX Ben pl lllllll' in lln' lxnrm' ix a well- .vfvriug of f1I1'u.s'm'r. Iilee Club 133, Amphitlieat e t43.' N.J.c. jl'l.lIC'l' P. BOARIJMAN L.lll'l'l'f1I1 at morn. .vhr 7wlle4'.v from short rr'fm.u', lfrmilmv flu' kmvz air and rurolx ox xlu' yum. lflections Comm. KZ, 33. Vassar 'lt3llN R13 'liRT HRANCA j ohnnit- ,, . JJ . .-I quit' num 'mlm m'7'z'r .onyx , 11 .v own fvrm.vf'.v. Sllll-Aillllfll 43, 43, fertile lfran is IZ, 3, 43 Math Club 643, Znrl Baseball 1.33, Soccer iii, 43 Capt. Soccer 143, Zncl ll's'c-tball 433, Basketball Q-13, -, Zncl 'lrack 12, 33. ' A Stevens N s ELINOR BRET Kitten s Thr ansiwv' In flu' Im.vinr'.v.v maulv prayer. Glee Club CZ, 33. Sec. Bur.sar's Staff Q-13, Bursar's Stat? 133. . - I l' L G :ORG . F. BRFXVER One with flu' 'zu-ill to dn, flu' soul In dmv. Sub-Council LZ, 3l. Tratlic Squad 13, 43. University of North Carolina LAIDE BRISTOL 'Z-in 0 fultvuai among us with 0 fY0l.Yl' of ll lady. Sub-Council CZ, 33, Assembly Com 'tee 133, Dramatic Club 12, 3, Amphitheatre Sub- Edit 143, Year Book Exami- uatic Committee L33. Adver- tising gr. Mountaineer Q33. L nnecticut College DOROTHY I. BROUG HAM Dotty HI winsmm' lass,-and ll0'IK'!n ELIZABETH BROUGHAM Bury Of mmznrrx quiet, Uf?l'L'fil7llS mild, In wil, a fwmmuzg .Y1'lllf7IIl'Ifj', ll rln'ld. Sub-Council 145, Glee Club 12, 3, 45. ELIZABETH I.. BROXVNE Bessie . lVhat :Ver .vlzv did 1c'zis,glpdE' f with so muflz r'ase,t,, In lzvr alone 'fwatv ndtliral jo please. ' Glee Club 12, 45. Traffic Souatl 13, 45, Bursar's Stat? 145. Newark Normal School if 4 ,il x I C, , , fx 'N Q7 vN A ROLAND A. BROWNE Rolly An ultra-prmlirnl, .ruper-aes- tlivfiral out-nf-flu'-'way yllllllfl man. Dramatic Club 145. Traiic Squad 145, Mountaineer 145, Cercle Francais 125. Creative English 145, Hand Book 145. University of Queen's ROBERT SAMUEL BUBB Bob Thr lmy with Hn' Wim Tlzaflv dead .vurr to win. Sub-Council 135, Eligibility Comm. 13, 45, President Ath- letic Commission 145, Pro- gram Comm. Senior Forum 135, Glee Club 125, TraFfic Squad 125, Football Team 125, Hockey Team '13, 45,, Mgr. Hockey Team 135, Capt. Track 135, Track Team 12, 3, 45. Capt. Cl. Track 12, 35, Capt. College Leaguf Basketball 13. 5. Yale YIRUTH TH ELMA BUCKS Ruthie Woof ' Good fnxiv flux good judg- ment. Amphitheatre 145, President Skating Club 145, Representa- tive Baseball Team 125. Fawcett MARION G. BUNTIN Bunny lfrvatlws thfre a maid with all her whims, H'Im ix nuft mflivr fond uf him.v. ' Dramatic Club 13, 41, Baseball 121. Basketball 131. Miss Hunter's Kindergarten School ' JOHN A. BURGESS jack Fur from Ihr' maddening l'I'll'lK'11'S iyvmblr' strife. Orchestra 12, 31, Band 131, Bursar's stall 13, 41 Track Team 141. BEN HDICT BL' R1 il Dick Thou .r'wr'Il! N s I ' Student Council Traffic Comm. 141, Prom. C0mI1'LL 131, Chr. Program Comml Senior Forum 141, Vice' President Orchestra 121, Mgr.H3ootball Team 141, Traffic Squad 141. Colgate Mba if 1 W ROYAL BUTT' Wotfrn --R V JJ 11'1m' . U 'mi mi- mi. u umm! n hix rlmrinl uf gr lv D y ei'1i l:m'. ' atic Club 12. 3, 41, Soc- cer Team 141. 11' DORIS li. CAl.DV1'liLl. .S'hr 'wax iz rrlmlar. and a riju' and good mm. Glee Club 141. Sec. Glee Clnb 131, Mountaineer 131, Cl. Basketball 131. ' lllutult Holyoke GRACE CARLON She fmt all hiv' 1em'd.v fn muxiv, And made tlivm plviisiirit In Izmir. Dramatic Cl 2, 3, 41 Traf- hc Squa ., 41, Bursar? Staff 141 ercle Francais 141, Latin Clu 41, Spanish Club 141. Smith . - ' . 3' LRALEXE. RLSON 'l'1u' rv tc'l1 flu' smilr' JN in Bur.sar's S 143. Mgr. School S orc Q-ll. JOSEPH L. CESTONE Joe lf smiling fayx, lwrv ix tl f1r0.vfvrr0u.r man. Track Team 147. Zncl Basket- ball Team C-ll. lil.I.lS HL'RST L'HANDl.Hli ,lladr Iviltrr with lifr's rom- pany. Znd Football Team 12, 3, 45. University of Maine MARION P. CHASE Pete HN fricrzdsldp is cxalctly limedg She shoots before hw' foes are jn'i1m'd. mee Club qs, 41. ,JQHJN lN,ju1A12'KEf lfl4tld.iiTaIlln1v1'er' br .mtisfrd until wr' SFF the gcntlvman ,N in Oxford. Football 132. J PHILIP B. COAN ' Caine Phil NJ H'ith tlzf lci.mrc' that was fitting In a yr'-ntlcmau-of lcisurv. Trafiic Squad QSJ, Mountaineer C-ll, Cercle Francais 145, 2nd Football Team Q4J. House and Grounds Comm. 143. Princeton .. J ,talk lo MN OSCAR COHEN Ossie llv is ll fnnl 1:-lm Ixurrivs, nmrr' 41 frm! wlm 'wnrrz'es, and mns! a ffm! -who ff-nzw1.r,' .rays I. Rutgers ALICE l.. C15l.l.L'l.t DID Al Celluloid lVl1al'.v ilu' jake, llzis limvQ ' Debating Club 145, lilee Club 145. Culumbia IEVICRICTT COON 'Tis Ihr' quivl and zuzrmvrmziny who yn Ihr 1115111-ml. Math. Club 145, Basketball Team 145, Track Team 12, 3, 45. M. I. T. HERBERT H. COOPER Herb Brutus I um not in flu' rnll of FUHHIIOJI men. Band 145, Tramc Squad 12. 3. 45' Creative English 145, Znd Football Team 135. Lafayette Vt'lI.l.lAM CREMINS Bill flu-ixlnuzs mul I arf' coming. Ice Hockey 12, 35. CHARLES ti. CROSBY, jk. Jerry I would div to .rrrzr from .mmf .rlzght shame one .ramjvlv g1rl. Sub-Council 125, House and Grounds Comm. 125, Tratlic Squad 12, 45, Mgr. Basketball 135, Basketball 145. I l k l1 'Th f- 1' ,V a P I I S ll 0 I - , Q .. I - + I .5 X V. lt 1 EDGAR G. CURTIN ' CHRISTINE DIEMAND Ed Chris Nnthiny 7'vnl1n'ml,' nothing 'il lllliv' fl llf'Ilfl'l 101.111 VOIUH fm' ln.vt. ffwy nu'- Penn Hall Spanish Club CSD. Rutgers Agricultural . 1 ww, f If-0'cJoHNf . DTHKLE NINA M. DANIELSON -Jack Q Babe A lord among wits. Corrlr'.r.r of censzrrr, nm' Inn Sub-Council QL Dramatic fond of funn, , Still plvmml tn fn'ui.vc, yvf nn! Club fill' Trams .Squad HJ' aj-rm-d to Mmm,--' Mountaineer L-ll,.Cercle Fran- cais 43, 41, Spanish Club 143. ljlee Club 135, Bursar's Stall Zncl Football 141, Ice Hockey C-ll, Cashier of School Store t4l, Znd Track C3, 4j. C-ll. Colgate PATRICIA DIELAPIQNHA ROBERT NV. DREW Pat Bob , A 5 I nm in varm'.vl,' I will bfi Q Mm lhis lt'Ill'Hil1fll lVlm1 a lzcarrlf' thing it is! Dramatic Club 13, 45, Orches- Student Council Boosters' Com. tra 12, 3, 43, Study Hall Coun- HJ, Junior Class Treas. 131, cil CSI. Zncl Football C4l. Tennis CZ, Conservatory of Music 3, 41. YVilliams l 1 , - LA A+-3 29 1 - PAUL DURNINU Red ll'ith a .rmilr that was rlzild- likv and bland. lilee Club 13, 43, Basketball 1-H . Springfield Vl l.MA EBANN ..Vi,, mind gladly uwldr' .che lvarm' and gladly ln'hf'. Dramatic Uub f3l. Spanish Club 12, 33. Newark Normal Schmrl KATHRYN M. EDWARDS ..Kay.. I would rather r.rvf'l in knowl- vdyv llian in pn1w'r. Dramatic Club 1-ll, Cercle Francais 141. Skidmore N Al.BliR'l' lill.I. PAY. ju. Al Senator And t'l'l'lllll1lll' ln' wax a good fl'la'ze'. Dramatic Club 13, -ll, Maun- taineer 13, -ll, Bus'ne-ss Mgr. Mountaineer f-ll. Cercle Fran- cais C-ll, Latin Club Q-ll, Math. Club Q-ll. Cornell 1 K1 f fi. . U HUGH H. Eli ICSON ..F - 5 llutgr lv: a fvmun. ' Traffic Squad 13, -U, Sm-eer UD. Penmylvania MARGARET S. l7lfRl DCSON l7ergic Of all lllr girls flml art' xr jim' Tlu'rv's nom' .en jim' as 'l r'r'ylv'. Sub-Council 13, -U, Dramatic Club LZ, 31, liditor-in-chief Amphitheatre L-13, Baseball 427, Year Bunk lixaminatinn Committee 4-ll, Class Basket- ball Q3l. Pine Manor WILLIAM FIERLANTI Bill ll'hy .vlmuld II man whose blood is 'Zi'Ul'Hl 1a'ifl1in, sit Iikr a gruirdxirf out in aIabaJlrr'? New jersey Law HARRISON FICRRIS Qualify, not quantify. Traffic Squad 13. -ll, Spanish Club QS, 43. Latin Club HJ, MARY ALICE FIELDS Miggie .-I :mm mu dir' but wzvc Sn can. u maid. Howard CELESTE A. FIORE 'm no loud speakrrf' A phitheatrc 12. 43, Basketf ball 131. Brown MARY LOUISE FOOKS Mary Lou 3 Joy rin.: in mv like a su - m4'r's morn. Study Hall Council IZ, 3j, Bursar's Staff CZJ. Lindon Hall VVINIFRED B. FORDI2 VVinn .fldz'oculc.v thc four-and-a-half day wack. Dramatic Club 13, 41, Glee Club f3l, Baseball 131, Study Hall Council CSD, Basketball 62, 3. 43- 1Lli1DR1ll2 FRUTCHILY I .vfvmk fm idlv word. Trafhc Squad 145. ALLAN MORTON FRY HAI.. ll'IulIv:u'r' .tlcvjvlic multi vn- quirc fur, lwu- rwrjv zc'l1v. hc had a 1a'1n'rr'fm'v. Dramatic Club Electrician 13, 4l, Band 141, Capt. Trallhc Squad 12, 3, 43, I4-xtin Club 143, Radio Club 129, Pres. Radio Club 133, Vice- Pres. Spanish Club 137. Pres. Span- ish Cluli 143, Cheer Leader 129, Track 127. Princeton KATHRYN 1iALLA19H ER 1-Kayvu -nKatvv s-Kitticvy ...S-Ill .Y Irish lhru. and thru. IVIIII Irish 'wit and Imnmr, Inn. Dramatic Club 141, Bursar's Stal? 147. Normal School cATu1aR1N1a l..'1QANNON ..Kay., IIN vyvs llzvy thrill will: right good will. Dramatic Club 147, Traffic Squad 1-lj . Newark Normal f i K. GARTHXVAITE A Edie ' lf plain .round svrixr Lifc's Tj 4'urr'mrl min- is madrf' Bursar's Stall' 141. Art School oil' T J. onaiss 1 ' '-Gai i l u weary mc. B 2- ll 12, 3, 45. Basketball I J, 2nd Basketball 131. f 1 O ampl'lI'l'l'lBQ'l'f'e me Y C' ,- I ' 1 5. FRANK B. GILBRETH ' fl man possessed of an idea AARON GOI-'DSTEIN cannot be argzwd with. G0ldy Amphitheatre Advertising Ed. Virtue is its own reward-- t.4J, Study Hall Council t3l, usually! ' Lollege Lezgggneloliiilsitctball tag. Glee Club KM, Track 64,- Harvard ,ff f . LO '1 E 1 'L N ' . . L S I4 . GI MA '1 YIVIAN G. GOULILD . She had lvarnmy mmugli tn 1 .1-'-Viv haw yiffcu dignity to a bishop. ' . 4 ' ' N Creative English t4J, Hockey '.'Dnmty little mardcn, wlutlzcr i f3, 4j, wouldnyon.zwnder? Xvgllegley Normal School SALLY GRAHAM Sal A willing smile, desire to ANN M. GOIZSSLING please, H U , U .find actions backing both of .Silence is goldvn. tilt,-n..v Sub-Council C4J, Chairman Senior Ring Comm. HJ, Am- phitheatre 143. Finch i . 33 7 1 I -A J.. 1 4 4 -1 MORTIMER P. ljRlFFI'l'll I Mori Tlu'n' was n manhood in his funk. Snccer f-13. Track Q-13. Stevens Mll.I,JRliD IIAGGBLOM Milly ll4'r .rulilr was like 41 rainlmu' jluxliiuy from ri misly sky. llnekey 12, 3, 43. Capt. Bas- ketball 13, 43, Basketball CZ, J, 43, Baseball 13, 43. QLICORGIE L. IIANNAH Les Nur know I zvlutltlwr I In' wry lzaxr' nr wry mun- ful. Stib-Cuuiieil 123. Math Club 143, Soccer 643, Track K3, 43. Colgate l.lfAV1S NV. HANSON Hanson1c Ili pays In t14l:'vf'!.i.vr Mountaineer Advertising Mgr. Q-l3, Art Club Q-l3. IJRUSILBAY HARRINKQTUN Dru Druci HYQIIHII Ihinlht-D il fully in In za-Ln' ffm snail. Dramatic Club 13, 43, Orches' tra QS, 43, Sec. Orchestra l33. Hliqflub 133, Tratie Squad 433, Baseball 123. Albertina Rasch Scboul of Dancing Rl JSIQMARY L. HARRIS Peewee 1f7'vry rust' has its llmrnf lVlIL'l'l .S' hers? Ag-nu ig., Lzf Z, ' ,C I m I ea-t I. - U f lj 8 e .AA it n - 2 : -A I . ' ALLAN HARROP Al ROBERT C. HAYDEN Hr 'was six font 0' man, AI, B0b C'Ir'ar-grit rm' Immun nafm '. ,vrhp Inf? of maiden: is In Dramatic Club 12, 3, 43, Foot- him ax inIerr'st'iny as Ihr ball Varsity 143, Ice Hockcy , ff'- f'-V HI' Znq Hockey Ui' Dramatic Club 12 33 Snlumhuf University of Pennsilvania , uni., ELISAHTH HAL'GHVVOL'T Libby DOROTHEA J. HAYES H'iII1 much to Ivraisg, Iiltlr In Doll bv forgwmi' On with the damn! ' ' ' , Gl'S . . . Eaattnaltgs Slllbcrifitije 4Engligh Sllh-CflllIlCllfz12A:5 hlee Club tgp. x, . VV1lsrn1 HAROLD HAVVKICY Hawk Hat R 'TH MARI HE HT Thr world Ieizounv litflr' nf ifx U ON C grvafrst mm. TMI me wlwrr' is fancy bred, I I I ' ' h h Traffic Squad 143, Cercle Fran- H tw mm, or W t p md cais 13, 43, College League Dramatic Club 12, 33, Bur- Football 143, College League sar's Staff 143. Basketball 133. 2nd Basketball 143, Class Hockey 123. 1- 4.4 4,1 r CX' , 35 ELIZABETH HEITNER --Libby Hllnrkvy, Iluxrlvall, Imskvflulll, Tennis, hm, she fflayx them all. Dramatic Club 143, Orchestra 143. Trafhc Squad 13, 43. Cerele Francais 143, Baseball 12, 3, 43, Mgr. Baseball 133, Hockey 12. 43, Capt. Sub- lluckey 123 Basketball 12, 43. Skidmore SARA Hm.ifc:wTT --sally H'l1ut you rin .dill lzvitrrs 'wlml is done. Mnuntaineer 14 3. 4 Nurmal School 'Zi' J 'DONALD A. ll f. Don .-l fvlmxarit rlmfv, 'zwll mel always. Sub-Council 12, 43, Ring Cnmm. 143, Election Ckmmm. 143-l Culumbia. MARGARET H. HERVEY Peggy l'nn'1'e yo! u Inf nf fvrrsmzal- iT. N. T. President Debating Club 143. Debating Club 12, 33, lilee Club 12, 33, Traffic Squad 13. 43, Mountaineer 133, Amphi- theatre 143, Study Hall Coun- cil 12, 33, Interscholastic De- bating Team 13, 43, Creative English 143. Wellesley CASSIF1 HICKS lf matters not what you art' l'lm-uglzt' to Im, 1111-I 'what you aw. ROB ERT F. H I LDRET H Bob lt is .vlnmIu'r,' it is :ml dmflzf' Student Council Boosters Com. 143, Traffic Squad 13, 43, Track 13, 43. Dartmuuth ROGER PIERCF HOLDEN Happy Laugh ,a 'The umld lauqlxs nth ton S b ncil Q2 33 junior Prom Comm 135 College Basketball l4J Bowdoin CARA E HOLMILS Her hcarl as far from fraufz' as lwazm from car th Traffic Squad C31 Basketball FIIORGE H. HOLSTEN. . Hank The Anglo-.S'a.rm1. Trallic Squad C4J, Mountaineer 13, 41, Creative English C4J. Rutgers CILORCXL I HOLT Many are called but few qc! Math Club OU OSFPHINE HOORNBILCK She is fu-cflv to walk uzlh 4nd 'wmv lo talk with Sub Couie Q27 Glee Club 12 35 r rian Glee Club f3l Column d. Mountaineer C43 Mountainee K3 41 Trams Sqliad C3 43 Study Hall Coun- ic-l QZJ. Montclair eachers College Cl-IRTRUDE M. HOWE Gertie Sha is FT er just nm er proud Has fonguc at will, yet is newer ond. President Dancing Club C4J. A .1 . J,- amP ' ear Ve ' A I 0 ' i- C u -Q66 . v , a . uh. Jfxfagxxe Basketball 13: 4J, Capt. U. S. Coast Guard Aeademy J J . HJOTI - S H i. J - . ,, co ' , . ' 1 ' JR ' l JAM ES l.. llUY'l' jim 'flu' first lllllllll'!'ll ymrx un' ilu' ha.rdr.rl. Band f 2 3. Columbia ELEANOR A. IlL'DER'l' Thr fair, flu' l'hlI.flt'. llic mi- aygrr.v.vi1'c .vhr'. Baseball CJ3. Fawcett JANET HUGHES l'nu. know I .my just what I lliink, and nothing more nm' less. Dramatic Club 13, 43, Glee Club 12, 3, 43, Mountaineer 143, Amphitheatre 143, Base- ball 123, Representative Bas- ketball L33, Xarsity Hockey f 3. Connecticut As.. ROBERT HUGHES Hugln-sie Young Lorlrimwr on a coming- nuf forty. Track LZ3. jEANNE'l l'E G. llL'I.ST Spaglictti l fu'l'jl'rI muiflvu, lllllll-X' fflamzvd To warm, to rnuifort and corn- wand. Sec. Greek Club 133, Vice- Prcs. Greek Club 143. Creative English Club 143. Lit. Holyoke ji JSEPIHNE HLT'1'CH1NSt3N ..-In-, .-l lowly aN3m'ilion .vvnl To lu' a 1H07lll'lll'.l' ornamrnf. ' '- , amphllfheal' Pe FVI' LYN IRWIN Ewe fl llflll' fluid of lnaufx fare Wzth mar cllnus mfs and won rlrouv lxaxr Dramatlc Club C45 Traffic Squad C 3 45 Bursarg Stat? C3 45 Varsxty Hockex C3 45 RONAI D I IVFS all tim umld HI nas ffm nun llzm Izln Trams Sluad C3 45 Radio Llum C35 Rl SSI l I D JAC OBI S dL lqrzrultnral mrzfvloxrnml to 111 a kuu Injmuz Soccer C3 45 Cornell JOYCE JENKINS oy He: mrs are homes of silent praxcr Treas of Student LOUIICII C2 35 Socxal Comm C25 Chalr man Fhgxbxhty Comm C35 Sub Council C2 3 45 Mnxer Comm C25 Class Sec C2 3 45 Sec of Semor Forum Llass Basketball C35 CHFSTFR W JOHNSON -1 00011 man nf' rf dmv PFRCY H JOHNSTON JR Pere Dukes -1 qr'nllr'man f the fust waler raflic Squad C45 2nd Hocl-ces Umvermty of Kentucky V 0 I N I 0 0 - D -nl ' I .1 1 V I ., ., n ,' 0 J IA' ' ' I -'V V! . ' -' ' l .V . I 7' Q - , , - - v ' -'Y ,' ' V ,V 1 v ' . , I S - , s v IN. J. QV., , . C45, A r' . U . ' -'-' Catherme fnbbs ln 'f ' ' 'v ' A - . . I ' 1' ' , c Q . , , l . . 1- QF J 6,11 Q., .. -, .. Ln NIA . Q' ..A, Q 0 -, ls 0 ' ' j' ml. N, -U ., ' I V I I UU' ' 39 MARTHA N -IOINFR Mart H lmm no Nl rrztzrv rrill nc t Sub Council duet' I Mountaineer C-U N'Ioun.nnur U5 IVAN R JONI' 9 llmu has! flu' fvatwnrl and ilu fmth of samlc I Colgate LIYWIS T. JONES 'Le w llappy am I' from care Im ree Whg arm! they all rant:-nf like me? College League Football C-43. Penn State I4 LVIRA JORDAN ll anjument or fvaluur Ike Llub Q25 VIRGINIA KIILLFH fnngy H lm! foals admin fnoph .rum appm L SARAH C. KLEIN Sally Gulfy 'She fvrartirfd uhal she pr: aflwd. Creative English Club C41 Wilson 'fd nitheat ' .:. .. I ' 2 - l .t In A r ill, U ' ' . ' '- ' Bc r m. .1 - ' I ii' i ' f ii P' 4.31531 'lub 421, Editor-in- ' ' l H N I , , iftw-i ' A 'N 'ith ALAN C KNOWLFS -I vrmr of Ihr 'zcnodv a man Imlhou! a tcm Trafhc Squad C3 47 SOPHII' KLNST -lim 4' fhf 'ulqar hmqlzl 0 Glee Club C3 45 Mountaneer Q43 Hockey L3 41 qweet Brnar KATHRYN ,IOYCI IAIRD Kxttxe Tlzm mocked thee or loo much cwr10.ntx Sub Council C21 Traffic Squad C45 Lercle Francals C2 3 4j Newark Normal Qchool amphl eafre IRWIN I IAVN N rv e' relrvhm' a jnlef and jmnd u a n 'Vldth Club Q-U Rutgers I LAINF T IAWQON Clrm up Ihr umvt xv wt J IYHHI' Dramatc Club Ill Qpaumh Club C41 FDXVARD HLGH LFNC JR I I 1' If a jcvt an! all tlmq .rlmw t I thought vn once and now I know nt Temus Team C2 3 43 College League Basketball C3 43 Qtudv Hall Louncll Q35 Rutgers V I WI If . . . I 0 . ' S I Y - - 1 AKAI!! HI , .. . , II ' I 't I 4 I ' H rr- ' ' , If ' 1 . fm . . I ' . rl ' . 1 , , . . 'rf 'z ' f .. i - -, 1 ' , ' -. . v ff rommrm wzols. .. - I ' , , Z . ,. ' . , . . , - , . , - . v 1 '. I, . ' T MF iv! .A l . ly . . . . ,zf . . 1 Il. .r n Y If 1 ,- ' . . V ,, l x . ' ' 11 - ' ' . 1 I I 51 I , . , , - F - , - L . I 41 BI ATRI l' D IOHMAN I -2 Bu. O 1 N'4PP'vt1l It I It U rr Art Llub I Imxurlx Nurmil Sc rmhlmlw lu Uncle. Ullltl HJ 4 Student Lu xlcll C49 Llmxrmmm Student L ncll lrdfhp Comm 12 3 4Jy-junmr Prom Lomm . ss Pres. and Tru.-as. Ls. Sulior Forum I-ll ' an TFHHIC Qquacl CZ. 3 mthall IZ. 3 43 Ba,ek't- n ' V S I' '1ll Gnu ' fulg'lIc IRYI. V. l.L'DOVlIlf ' 'l.rI ns join flu' yvl1ll4'n1'n.' . 1 N, , VIRGINIA LUTZ xn No maid has walked our halls uzfh step Sn artrze vo mqmranq mf' or Iouqur' Pune Manor GFRTRUDE E LXOINS heme Oh lf! mv slum lhe nag that 'madmsx Izes. IEANNE MACMILLAN The pen ix thc' tongm of mg mind. Corr. Sec. Cercle Francais L31, Creative English Club 145. Wellesley jg W . I a gl 5 0 I - f I 2 . .. 4: 1 4 HG' ,Y ll'.Vl'.1'H-.l I-'.-.Ill QV- l N fl wr. C gl. , ,' ii I ' x f-. nlf'i'A'll Iln' 'ul ill-vi .' m'- ' ' lu dx, L dxf' I ' 1 H ' , .. , 12 ' ' . U5 . -. 43. lx , . L l.ll I, lucy ll. mcnl 12, 3? BI4 ' ' -c. H , - I . IN J L r U f I XX J, l Nl --auf als 'A Tl 1 h ' th X ' A - MV mp I EHTPQ M 1 - re l 3 . . l: A a u 2 . . . MARIANNE R. MADISON HMa Y A l Who does nffhzarg in partir- IXUBY LYNTHIA MARLH ' Mlm' wld d0v,5it'1'ffy wvll- Ta her that Iiqjcs gm-II, Burlsar's Stii 35, Art Club lzrcry form of Izfe IJ youd. 142, Basketliall 12, 39, Hockey 12, 39. Cleveland School of Art . fl f fl'- LJORDON L. MALE J 1 V lvpvffwa' Eddie d V f , , , RANDOLPH MARSTON I know the disposition of ..Rand,.. women. y . 1 I dminr 'wc may br bvllvr Dramatxc Club 141, Orchestra Wa ,V ., 12, 3, 43, Band 13, 49, Track -' 'W' S' 141. Lafayette 'lf , BH-ILIP MANGA?l,AfRO CHRISTINE F. MATHIQR L, 'f7'Mac fjyrln' -'chris' Befydi1.tfN1u-lIfa1'c! .-Is pleasant as thu day is ' , U long. T'ra,ffic' Squad' 135. College League Basketball 13, 42. UIUC Club 12- 45- New jersey Law Miss WhCOIOCk,S 43 ARTHUR MAYES Art Thr hm' of glory ll1l'ZC'1 l'l' vnu- rmlrrl by fir! lx'r'iyu.v mon' or liars and yfloivx ius1Qlf' lulv lz0arl. Svc. Student Council 139, Pres. Sturlcnt Council 143. Chair- man Publicity Comm. 135, Sub- Council 12, 3, 43, Traffic Squad 131, Zncl Football 137. Varsity Basi-hall 12. 3, 41, Var- .sity Hockey 143. Dartmouth MARJURIE M1'l'1JNNEI.l. ,lcrry UI I um slrlllrlvrrl with lauglzlrrf' Tramc Squad 13, 41, l1ursar's Staff 1-ll, Spanish Club 149. Pine Manor UUNALD Mflilflf llDlPll', MHC ll'.v flu' .vpiril Ilml i'l7lllll.V.n Ccrclc Francais 14 J. Colgate IDA LOUISE McLEOD Lou Tn -mr, thi' less of rouliuc, . ., Tha' more of Llfr. Pratt KATHLEEN A. MQMAHON ulcaytl Graff was in all lm' .vtvfisf -4 Sweet Briar FLORENCE MCSPADDEN Pat And so, far, far iualu thc night. Orchestra 123, Glee Club 132. 1 ll a111Ph4i h 5T Fe Y . f ISABEI. M. MEIER ..IZ,, Style is the dress of thought. Brown's Designing School FREDERICK NV. MYERS Shorty He had a fare' like a benz'- diction. Dramatic Club 4135, Math. Club C P- University of Pennsylvania wtf MDN GLADYS C. MINISZEK ff Glad Happy l'Vilh just enough Il'Ul'llll15f:50 1IllJ!IILOfl'.n kA,' 1 Af: School ,RQ . NIAU 1 l DOROTHY E. MITTON Dot And lixfmzs like rx Ilrrrv-year child. Baseball 143, Basketball 133. Normal School MARY MONTGOMERY Monty To those who knew Ihre uni, nd thaw who know ther' lenozu I wards are faint. Wm: 'words ran palinl, fhlb-Council 133, Traffic Squad A C3, 41, Elections Comm. CZ, 31. X lfVellc-sley 96 HILTON H. MOORE A good wnmmz-l1alf'r. 45 kg l.liS'l'ERfR', Momma l.v.s Ilnxvi' fm' ilu' liunxv Ilml lry umzlv .wul.r, li tllu' Sqnml 1-4 l. lrznvlc 1.5. -ll l.lNt'1lI.N M1lS'lll'ilx l ll lltll u fruxfy-.rf1i1'ilm Ill ix. I rnqm' zv liuillit' Sqnml 133. Al.l3l'fR'l' l.. M Lll.l,liR I m :'t'r In mn HAI.. fvillz imfmrlt ml rm' tlllftlflllll ll'I'1'l'll 111 .11-if x JOHN D. MURPHY Johnnie l?ia' mr' disro'ursr',' I 'will rn- rlmnt Iliim' rar. Debating Club 14 3. Georgetown . 4-X RICHARD KENT NAl.l2 -'Dads' .1 frm' and Ifruiu' and domin- rxglzt lzomzvt man. Mountaineer 13, 41, Math. Club 1-ll, Football 13, -ll. Study Hall Council 1.31. Dartmouth JEAN BLAKESLIQA NEAL fl muiflimtvd nzaidmz now ulllrw mv to prrxmxl Of many it-rl.: nj' liiffvrvnt sorts, thc' n'r'.w l'HlI70dlHll'Hf.n Debating Club 1-U, Dramatic Club 12, 3. -H, Tralnhc Squad 13l. Bursar's Stat? 135, Editor- in-chief Amphitheatre 131. Amphitheatre 147. Creative lfnglisi 1-ll, Senior Flag Com. 131. Vassar 1 , I X . x 46 5 A GERTLRCDE NEIDLINGER 1 IJ Genie Do you not kmrw I'm a .fwvnzan-? lfVhr'n I think I must spcnkf' ramatic Club 1-ll. Baseball 121. Sargent 4 r Y' 11775 NX ,lr 1, ui. IQAlllNllfUSTADT 4 If -1310 i'7'10'w murg'l1 older art thou flxanfvliy looks! Dramatic Club 1.3, 45, Cercle Francais 142. Barnard HERBERT M. NEUSTADT Herb Ullnlding flu' eel of .vcimcc by the tail. Debating Club 12, 31, Sec. De- bating Club 1-ll, Orchestra 141. Band 141, Glee Club 145. Mountaineer 1-U, Sec. Radio Club 137, M. I. T. ALLICN lf. NIQWCUMIS Al Neue .fln1l llmngh tlml lm um 'I1'l71'fl7-V. ln' wax 1c'1.n'. Orchestra 12. 3. -ll. Band 12. 3, -ll. Math. Club 1-ll. Znrl lfmvtball 1-ll. M. 1. T. IICLICN Nl lilJRA1'll Needy Sim nlulnxv luv' lVl'fIHfj' rar'-x' day Iry day In l'l'lUl.f0ll and in fvnrfvlz' and in ffl'lll.Y.H Bnrsar's Stall 1-ll, Class Ring Comm. 1-ll. WIN Rlli W. NILIQS lb e Marge mx' um' is fUl'!'T'l'l',' my fluff' ix f Z'f'l l IK'llf'l'l'.H Creative lingllsh Club 1-H. IEAN PA LM l'1R NORTH .'l nmid lliul f51lI'fl5lfHl.Y fiv.m'i'f- lion and wild famvf' Sturlcnt Council 145, Assembly Cumm. 135. Chairman liligi- bility Cmnm. 145, Sub-Council 12, 3, 45, Chr. Scnior Banner Cumm. 135, Class Ring Cumm. 145. Dramatic Club 12. 3, 45. tilcc Club 125. Bursar's Staff 13, 45. Vassar I.L'CY 151iDliN NORTON Cindcrs .ll1t'uys firxl in .rfwu'I. Urclicstra 12, 3, 45, Band 13, 45, Traffic Squad 145, Varsity Baseball 125. gfarsity Hockey 1 5- Vassar l,.15L7lSli ODELI- lln1c' .vrwvl and fair .fha srvnix fn IVF. Glec Club C4 5. ia1,1zABr:TH C. OLEN -Libby 'H'as Ihis- xv farr that laiarzrlimfjw tlznxaxanid slfiluf. .-Ind lumix! lit' Ivfflrss lou'rr.v of lliuvm 9 ' .U it 12, sm. Social . 1. 5. Bursar's Staff 145, . phitheatre 145. Study Hall Council 12 5. H l-ILEN M. PANZER Panzer Nllvhlllll nviflivr auger ran dis- ,muy I Nm' llmuylitx of ,l11f5f5llll'.YS Ivr- fray. Dramatic Club 13, 45, Bur- sar's Stal? 145, Amphitheatre 145, Class Baseball 135, Bas- ketball 145. If , - X5 . av IQRXER1' P. PECK IlaD'su-'t dumlvq hr just 700117 'A sfvc'uk. N J 'Q 1 4 . . V, buh-Council 145, Dramatic Club 13, 45, Treas. Dramatic Club 145. Snap-Shot Editor Amphitheatre 135, Amphithe- atre 145, Bursar's Staff 135. Andi' - . .1- 43 . , l1l'l'l'lEd1' r ' 1 alll 9 lljl K. in I I L , 3 RosAMoND PECK l ELEANQfS,1Q3,P'yEWUlR A-Bunnyvv ILI lLlllC Ona fha! c.1'cvl.r the quirks of HN f0!11'll1ilif'C ffl'f 'lll1'5 lm' Ivlasoning fans. I lf -V021 I H, f , It It U sub-council 42, 43, sec. Am- 'l mf ml '15 + 'f 'wiv Ictic Comm. 137, Vice-Pros. Dramatic Cl.g,b !l3. -lj, 'Glcc Atlilctic Comm. 145, Trcas. Club f, ,llA!DllhlhE3lf6 t-H, Senior Forum Q-ll. Vice-Pres-. cle Francai 141. Dramatic Club f-All, Dramatic Montclair 'Dsavchcrs' College Club 145, Traffic Squad C-49, Cercle Francais C3. 49, Sec. . . 5 , Hockey Club HL Cami LATHERIKFIIL ltr PURTl.h Hockey f-43, Varsity Hockey Polly lla' 'll' Vafsitf' Basketball Ol' .-I fair r.rfrrio'r is u silrnl Wellesley rvcommvmlatiwz. LESLIE ALLEN PETRI12 Igfangiatgg 5i:ubMt3, 4.3. Trlziliyv -- , -v -qua , , Ullllt3IllCCI' , LLS r Cc'cle Francais 12. 3, -ll, Soc. Rf'l '0f'f.0l'l'.l1vI' lllnv ,J f Ccrclc Francais Q-H, Hockey But a ,rnnlc in hor f'yes. , , Q4j, Chairman EIec o . , N' J- L- Sub-Council l , A nbly , - : , Comm. gil, B cr Comm. ll'S,lililFIlA PORilxl'lx 141, Cl .I reas 47. Vice- E' Bumly Prea. be F Um ffl, QI'-21' And .vlill Hwy gascd, and .rlill nlatlc is 3, 4lv tllee fhpfy' 'upgndpy gygluv 147, BUFSHFS Staff fz- 3. 4- Tha! one small head mula' rurrv Parson's Art School all she knew, ' Program Comm. Senior Forum f f4J, Debating Club 13.41, Dra- DOROT,gY,,PLAS5 matic Club 42, 3, 4y, cm. cas- Uf . tusme Corgim. c4m. on-:C Club --I . I' - ' l C J, Tra c Squad ffil, Bur- l,71li,llliw:5qXjl3,lL,il sar's Stall' l3J, President Ccr- J -, lf cle Francais lfll, Chr. Pro- Glee Clu I , 3, -lj. gram Comm. Cerclc Francais Chev Chase f-45, Ccrcle Francais KZ, 3, 41, Study Hall Council CZ, 33, In- terscholastic Debating HJ, Hockey 149. l W Uv f Vassar 49 J r RAY D. RITTICN M IEYIQR Riu 'Nnl lacy, but lmrn nulurully lirrd A lml .ruj1'1'l'iny from a rvlulvsrf' Lfnivcrsity of Coloraulo I iw A TOM JJQIQYN ULD. lllv rum dixtilzuxlz um! lil J gamma! snullz- :wxvl .full llkhgjing Club I4 1. Dartmouth M l l.DRlilJ li. Rl JANE Millie 'liwryrvvrv v.rvr'Is in .Ylllllffllllljl m u'hn'h auntlm' fu1I.v. Howard JOHN XV. ROBB, JR. ..-Iackn lIv thu! ruuld Illiuk mm' m a'r fii.vrln.w' hix mimi. Trafiic Squad 13, -ll, Asst. Mgr. Base-hall Team 131, Mgr. Baseball Team l-U, Soccer I-U, ICQ llockvy 13, -ll. XVllll2ll1lS Al.liX M. RUBICRTSUN - Rod l?lr.v.vil1g.r on him wlzo ir1':'vnIl'd .v1c'4'f'. lll'CllCSll'Zi LSD, Band 12, 3, -ll. CHARLICS RUSIQVICAR, jk. . J ni I u L Suri: jmfvulurily muxl In' riv- X .vl'Pr'cd. Traffic Squad 1-ll. Mgr. Base- ball Team 121, Booster Comm. 135, Social Comm. l-ll, Class Basketball l3J. LLOYD ROSEVEAR Tim grvaf god Rn.r1 r'z'f1r'! Student Council 427, Sub-Coun- cil 423, Class President 427, Athletic Comm. 42, 33, Foot- ball Team 429, Basketball 42. -ll, Track 42. Sl, Capt. Track 4-lt. NICHOLAS M. RCBINO Pup nf - ' ' flu' flH'l'H10.Vf fllflflllll of 1115 finzvff , L11 4. Bafhxll ml, Baseball 4Zy3, 43, Tramc Squad 4-ll. Capt. Basketball 4-ll, Haskel- hall 42, 3, -ll. ELEANOR NOEL RUSSELL Oli kffft mr imiorvnlg makv ollzvrx gn'al. Sub-Council 4Zl, Dramatic Club 44 J. Cornell OHN E. RUTHERQORD ..JaCk,. Wl10 ran, lzrlf lm! agrfr' will: him? Sub-Council 42, 31. Publicity Comm. 423, Class President 439, Debating Club 441, Znd Football Team 443. Dartmouth MADRIAN J. RYAN f UA' 'lr' Hp igunraurr' My rlinirr, win-rr' krznwlvdgr lradx In war. Cornell EVERETT VV. SA HRBIECK HEVH fastr' for Inonles, whirl: is siill Ihr' fvlvaszuu' nf my life. Mountaineer Asst. Advertising Mgr. 443. N. Y. U. 4,1 I 2 J Y . R1 3BERT SALLE Boll lilllr llUll.Yl'7Ll'l' now and thru ls r4'l1.v11r'd by Ihr bvsl Uf num. Cheer leader 133, Football 'Ieam 143, Mgr. Tennis Team 133, Capt. Soccer 133, Soccer 12, 33, Zncl Track 133, Elec- tion Comm. 133, Assembly Comm. 143. Rensselaer ROBERT A. SAXON Bob l ulfrilvulr' my surrrss In hard work! Dramatic Club 123, Study Hall Council 1'23. N. Y. L. GRACE E. SCALES .-lx niet' ll girl as muh! Im fmma'. Glee Club 123. Creative Eng- lish Club 143, Basketball 123. DOROTHY SCHEIFLER Dot Scheit ' Full jvIm.vnut and umialwlv nf port. Bursar's Staff 143, Baseball 123, Basketball 143, Dept. Sec. 43, Capt. Bnrsar's ' Club 143. of ermont MAR1iARlET,x'SClII1leL'FfR Margi9t 'Scl1ul1er Mind u not of h4ir.wlf. x .U A J fbignnbtic Club 11143, Traflic Squad 13,-13, ur,sar's Staff 143, Mountain '1-83, Cercle Francais 143, Baseball 12, 33. Mt. Holyoke 52 .-lf' -r ' as hithea X ll amp 'ffe I ' 2 1 C C l u 1 OTHY E. SHILSTONE AMY CORNING SCOTT 'Dm O lady, nobilifj' is thine. Arr is Pawn-' Art Club 143, Dramatic Club Glee C1Ub.f2, 3' 43' C3J, Amphitheatre C4J, Capt. Smlth Baseball f3l. Grand Central Art School Q N MADGH SIMPSON DOROThlIgLi:uSI:LLER ..Miggien o 1 I ' Timm is something in her 'Thi' 1'10df'-YU' 511- Cllulqf f0 my voice that Waflzvs - :nah-t. Tlw-inmwuzast recesses nf my Dramatic Club.C2, Sl, Gercle Sfmt' Francais C-Us N 'U - Quartet 1-H. Antioch Howard THOMAS M. SLATER, JR. ADELE SENTENAC The Brute Slats 'AFm'C 'e .-Ill things enum rmmzi fo him llvr vycn t1n'inklc'd in hcr head H410 'MH Im' walt' f fl'f'- mee Club mi, Tfamc Squad S h I S B kk 3, 13, 47. Mountaineer CZB, Greek C ou toreluhoo eeper C Club 633, Track Q43- Geneva l l l 53 DAVID H. SMITH Chick Tl1e1'r'.v lllI.JC,IIl'f in Ihis man. Dramatic Club L-lj. DORIS C. SMITH Dot H'r would afvfvlaud ther to Ihr very rrlio, Thur should applaud again. Orchestra IZ, 3, 47, Glee Club t2l. Iklountainecr I-ll, Person- ality liditor of Amphitheatre t-ll. L'erclc Francais KZ, 3. 47. fre-ative lfnglish Lllub I-ll. Paris Conservatoire of Music MtlI,I,IIi ll. SMITH .I llII'l'l'j' lz' gmx ull the M Dramatic Cu 131. Iilee Club I3, 43. Beaver PHILII' L1 SMITH Phil Philip lu llie midst of life rec are in 1'l1iladvlpl1ia. ' 1 Orcl ska IZ. 3, ll. Snapshot Kditxr of Amphitlieatrl JI-ll, JQ6FCf6lTFraueafs ' Latin ' lflub Q-ll. Princeton CH ARLICS R. Sl JLICAL' LAliuhhy l ig1l1l, Imam, j'ig1l1l. ' Suh-Council hljfjllouse and Grounds Cymfn. 133, Ring Comm. ggi, Vice-Pres. Ath- letic Cot . l-ll, Treas. Senior Iforumjq-ll. Traffic Squad 12, Sl. glint. Football Team HI. F tall LZ, 3, 4l, Basketball J J, Capt. Hockey l-ll, Hockey 3, 45. Znd Track 42, 31, Class J Basketball 12, 3, -ll, College League Basketball 13, -ll. Class Hockey LZ, 51. Colgate liI.IZABli'PH A. somts '-tabby uf'l!I!T't'l'.YtlIl-0H- is ilu' 1t'ork.vl1nf of Hn' mina'. Bursar's Stall' 14l, Spanish Club l-ll. Basketball ISI, Baseball Q3 I. l Katherine Gibbs 1 l VIRGINIA SPENCER Ginny Can u 1111619 Elklillllfn ffillll-V mn. Sub-Council 123, Atlllctic Comm. 123, Tratlic Squad 13, 43, Baseball 12, 33, Basketball 13, 43. Iluckry 12, 43, Rt-11. Basketball 143. IJOR13 II ' ll.VJ'l4RA1iI'E I 'I I I. iffy Inv' llllfilllllfl tt-u.v. ' Drax ati Club 1-13, tllee Club 13, 43, Spanish Club 143. Pres. Tennis Club 143. Pine Manur Sclmul ELIZABETII STEELE Betty .Vnm' lmvzt' lim' lnrr In low llwv, Nm' mxrnvd tlzrr Incl In f1rui.vf'. Student Council 12, 3, 43. Vic?- Pres. Student Council 143, Curr. Sec. 133, Social Comm. 123, Assembly Comm. 143, Const. Amend. Comm. 133, Sub-Council 12, 3. 43, Class Vice-Pres. 12, 3, 43, Athletic Comm. 123. Katha-rinu Gibbs Z! 3 3 ,-ww nf f-f., RICHARD M1 STEXVART ' Dick Pzn'sni11g lift' mnzmlvd on ll' lm! and fivry .vtc'rd. Dramatic Club 13, 43, Traflic Squad 12, 33, Math. Club 143. Chairman Handbook Comm. 143, Study Hall Council 123. Handbook Comm. 13 3. M. I. T. CHARLES F. STONE, 3Rn. Frank Lifv, L1'Ivr'1'f:v. and Nw pursuit of lu1jvf113u'.v.v, no md. Traffic Squad 13, 43. Cniversity nt' Kentucky ELIZABETH STON HA M Betty Gi7'c' this day tn joy: think nn! on tomorrow. Glee Club 133, TYHEIC Squad 13, 43, Amphitheatre 143. Fairfax Hall QSRACIC STRAAT ' l.n7'4'lim'.v.v lll'4'li.Y nut flu' uid nj nrrzammlff' Dramatic Club 14 J, Trafhc Squad 135. Photography lfsl. of Amphitheatrc 143, Sec. liaskctball Vlub 141, M ay Qui-cn 1 3 J. l'll.lZAllliTll STRUMBICRH Bet lIcr lzcurl Lv Hgh! ax fllltlflhlljl fr'allwr. Bursar? Staff 1-ll, School Store Sec. 4-ll. lo! IJONALI , .A I rlurcvNJ I lhul may lH'l'lJHlI' ll man. Football Team f-ll, Baskctball 1-ll, Zml Basketball Ml, Zlld Track IZ. 3.7. folgatc 'ifx u f 1-A Y 1 R RUDOLF SVFNSON Rec-dy Tl11' 'ivflfy man laugfllx Im.vf. AGN ES TAM M Speed Gcenis Thr 'zvnrlzfs cm lwvfiy gnmi fluff' uflcr all. Sub-Ckmuncil 123, House and Grounds Comm. LZJ. Varsity Hockey KZ, -ll, Pres. Basket- ball Club 1-ll. Cornell HERBERT HOLMES TATIC Hxllld lurk of load makrs hix life 1I1tl'd1'l1.V0ll11'.U Band C45, Glec Club C-U, Spanish Club Q4 J. Columbia KATH LFEN THAYER Kay Ill-v t1r11g111' 11'i111i11. my lifvx I rciyn, 1'nr 1111111 Ia1k.v 11111 u1111'l1, 11111.11 f11I1e 1111 Quin. - Creative lfuglish Club C-ll. lilmitclair Normal Llillugc 4 ' -4 RUTH N. TIMMONS - Timmy Tn 1i':'1' 111111 111'1' is 1111 I IHl'I'1' to dn. lilce lflub l-ll. KENNETH C. TIPPIQR Ken Tip 11'11Ilr l11'f11-r1' you 1'1111. Traffic Squad 131. Amphithe- zltrc 4-ll, Spanish Klub L-ll. Clie:-r Leader 141. lVilliz1ms DANIEL D. TOMPKINS Danny UT111111, ar! f11111' in migllzly sl111111'.r ,111'1m111. Znrl Football 13, -ll, Mgr. Huclccy QL-ll, Asst. Mgr. lluc- kcy 139, Zud Track 1-ll. Brown FLTNOR R. TUXYNSIQNIJ El .fl11 f1111g111'.v xfwnln' 1v1'1l nj' llt'l'.n Eligibility Uiinm. 111' Sturlcut Council 1-ll, Sul!-Cllllllfll l-ll. Traflic Squad 13, -ll. BIIFSZITQS Staff I-ll. National Park Scuiiuziry ILITRALD S. TRHN ISATI l Jerry .-11' 1111 I ItIlljlIl,' 311111 111111111 1111 1111111112 1 T110 ll1IIj' 11ij1'1'1'1'111'1', I 111111111 11111.11 Dramatic flu CZ, 3, -ll, Traf- fc Squad 1. 41. Greek' Lflulig- 1 M llall Ilav 319 ju K PI II I,l.I PS S, 'FREN BATH Phil U'llj' .vlmnld 41' slrvilc lmlrrl lmfu' In xfwuls l.ulin um! fl1'm'lr Iuull-x'. ' llnusc and iirfmncls llmmm. 137. Sub-lluulcil 4.3, Dm- matic lilub 141, lil' Club 133, Traffic Squad 151, mphi- tlwzxtrc l-H. k'crcl1- Fr' ' 1.3, -H, Trcas. 14 I vm-rf: MARY lf 'I'L'lf'l'S .S'nln'r, .x'tm1dj'r1.vl and dvu:m'r. N. I. C. JOHN W. 'l'Lf'l'llIl.I. jack lu Quin un- .vlmiv linu' 'ful llmm' mlmlivf' Mgr. Tennis 'Il-:un 1-H. XYilIizm1 X Mary Cf DRRI li VANIJIC STADT funky .lml f'1'mlrln' Xll1'A.k'f tlf'4' ,lull ftlj'l'f' um! jvlzxly. Debating flub 123, Ilfllllllifik' Vlub 125. K1-rclc l'1IA2lllCZliS 143. Yassin' NAN li. YUK JRH ICIQS ulJi.Vfl'It.Yfflll .vm1.vr zvillz ulmlvxl l'1llIfilUI .vfn'11k.v. ERIC XYAI.I.liY Bill nn .vwzjf tII'l'l'I'1'X ax Iurrl-v ax lun xl1m'. 'l'lllil.lXlA XYALLINKL Peanut il 'zvim11'u,f1 luxxiv lzvrv www .Yr't', ll'lm'x quivl and fillvd with diy- Jiffy. Pratt U 4. N f fr ffwiwiq K. xx'ARNm'K ll .S'l1v duizfvs furv awry. Debating Club l-ll, Dramatic Club KZ, 3, -ll, Svc. Dramatic Klub l-ll. lllcc Club KZ, 33. L1-rclc lfrzuicais 14 l, Spauiali Club 14 P. .-Xl I LBC DNN XY H lClil.l'fR Bud Milf lcllcn' Azvllutls' ivlzml, um! llml'.v as lzigflz lx lllfftlff Clit' 'zvif l'tIlI b- l 43, -ll, Year Bunk ixam. mimi. 143. Program ifmun Senior Forum 1-ll, N ' ii' g' liclitur Muuutaiucur 1 uuiitaim-cr 133. Math. Ch 147, Vice-Pros. Spanish ' 1-ll. Spanish Club QS, 41, Zllcl lfmmthall PTlllCt't4lll I KT lil.l.liN MARY XVH I'l'lE lVfll mudv .vhr xi! on lmrx mul ffiyrv ridvf' Cercle Francais 63, -ll, Soc. Riding Club C4 J. Normal KA'l'l'lLliIiN A. XX'lll'l'li Katie l'l'illing1 lzumlx make Hgh! '1UlJl'lC.U L'l,AY'l'lJN IHJYI' XYlll'l'li .l num Fllllllllllff in nllfxif um! u1a!l1r'n1aIif.v. Dramatic Club 15. 43. Urcbvs- tra LSP, Math. Club Q-lj. Rcussalacr MARION XVIII . ICAD Dr' at' ub 12, , 47, Sec. D ' ' Club , Glec Club .,' , fm' ilcc Club I-ll. ticrrlu Ifra is fill, Sec. Danc- ing: Llub L-ll, Capt. Basketball. Drake I I-llIfll'U'I't' Fr ' flying n ' nlv. Z S DI IRIS I.. XYIILIITMAN .l ywnllv rmzirlvn she, will: xmmhv lm'k.r. Oberlin Drzunatic Vlub K3, Z, -IJ, Glcc Klub 42, 3, 49. SVHA 'I'. XVlKS'I'ROM HSIIKIIIICICH .l Ivullml .s'inyr'r, .mwl and rlmrf' Dramatic Club 13, -ll, Glcc l'lub 13, 41 lfcrclc Francais 43, 43. Mi. 11f,1,..,ke JOHN A. XVILIJAMS ublllllllllyu L'rm1I1 dqwn hix hair: look, lfmlc, xt A'll1illll.Y ufw'iylzl. Ccrcle Francais 13, -U. IiLIZABIi'I'II IQTWILSON 1lL4lIlgfi'1.flMIlll'lllj' uf rm- SOH- Dramatic Club Q-ll. lilee Club 143. Skidmore ROBERT M. VVILSON Bob Thr fluyfr Ihr' ll1ing. ' Pres. Dramatic Club L-ll, Dra- matic Club 12, 3, 45, Math. Club MJ. Cornell NVILLIAM VVIRTZ VVeeuie Oli, ln' will sing the S!1T'1ljll'- m'.r.v out nf a Mar. Pres. lilee Club Q-H, Glee Club 133, Trallic Squad 132, Zud lfmrtlaall LZ, 3, 45, Truck Hi. Rutgers MILDRIED L. VVOLFE Millie l'4'.r, I fvrllv T'l'l'.Yl',Y lmfw and llmn-. Creative English Club 1-ll. MARY l.. XVOODFACLK Bobo lVill1 nmlin' hmwrrl nom' lVill1 flmrily fm' all. Chicago Normal School of Physical Training FRANCES VVRIGHT ' Frau Pat l'1'r.vf'rl in llHl'l1'lll im1y1u'.v. Traffic Squad 133, Sub. lid. Amphitheatre 1.41. Greek Club L3, -lj, Sec. Greek Club Q-lj. Mt. Hulyukc fl ROGER ZIMM . TAN Zim Pep '1' ide Rage 'Cum nu, 5 ' lx, li't'.i' yn. f eu Club L-ll. NVest 'Puiut IL ff 1, JOHN ZINGALI Yun ran? levvfv u guna' umu clown, Ice Hockey 1-ll. Track 1-ll. Rutgers fu f J ' 1 A J .H LQ POST-GRADUATES ' 'Y','A1S-N'fN '.'f .XI1'ueIlQ1. Imnan I l.1x.xmcru ,XSIIHN tfuw MMHSUN l l,lx.x1:l':'1'll Iixclucx' 'MMS NIKQUVINIQIQR IIWRIS HUMUW l'l.lc,xrwr: xIt'IilAR.X'I'll ll1cl.l-:N HRIHIIANI Nm, uxwlxlilq ll.-xlcvlcx' NIm:'rlx1l-il: Nl I-:s 4 JM m.x'ro ucllzlu' K l'm1Am ,. v , ... , XIARVIURW IJHIANU hlnxlmxs I M Il ummm XIAXRIIQ llmmzs I.lPl'ISli S.xxx'Y1clc v v :mx I'lNNliN'lX llIiI,I-IN Xxx Xibtblillllx f ?1f fgphsthearixe - - If Jia 4 1526 JUHIOFS f if W1 'X f f XJ 0? ffl' f X iv W J if 'MW much ado 44,3 about l1O'l'hII'1q I I XM: ff' V NI' 9 if 1' Q J - x ,I X - H , N I lj KN ff MW W' T Q x w s 4 1 ' x X f + 1 Q HX X w I f W N N u MQ '-f ay X X I N A N ff :J N ....,... - X , 1 N. ff Q 'X F -- ' .iv '- f if Q N N N 'Af 1 '-'-,lf-!-!! ! 'Eh I .iijig fyfiyli y ,RSE i X W H Q Y f V l M, , ' :tix 1 - A xmwvfi I W, ,f , V f I Xi?12Q + W V X X X ' Xb' -bs'-592 ,VAX V xi XX N W M MW :ws XXX ' 4. , ' v I - ' Y! V J uxxlxalh 63 H Qu' I 'ff W x f K JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY H12 class of 29 15 the best of all at least we think so We were an especially wide awake Sophomore class Early in the year we were orgamred under the capable direction of Jack Rust rather strange in the school the idea of giving a Sophomore Mixer was not carried out However we are making up for that lack this year The whole junior class is enthusiastic about the Junior Prom to be given on April 28 and all agree that it is going to be the Worlds Best. The committee started work with the opening of school. If they have anything to say about it-it s going to be a knockout! The unior class is well represented in athletics as well as in various club activities Harry Atcheson has been prominent in football this year playing on the varsity team while Robert McKenna has been active in hockey and Dan Austin and DeForest Voor- hees have been w1nn1ng laurels in track The girls too have played an active part in basketball hockey and swimming We are proud to say that the majority of girls on the varsity team are of our class They Clara Wayne and Frances Sis Amundson Neither must we forget in considering school activities jean Burns our coming actress Jean by her portrayal of the old lady in The old lady shows her medals cently played a great part in winning the dramatic contest for M. H. S.. The Junior class oflicers are: Jack Rust president' James Petrie vice-president Betty Ifowler secretary and Allen Kirkwood treas- urer. We chose Jack Rust James Petrie Frances Amundson and Betty Fowler to represent us on the Student Council. With such a Junior class as ours M. H. S. will soon see what a real Senior class can do. just wait till next year! Well show you!! .- . 1 whom we elected for our president. Since we were are Juliet Marston fcaptainj, Josephine Van Ness. . . . .5 . n . ,, ,,, re- ! , T ' ! J J , , I Hairison Roos Acheson Charlotte Louise Aiken Edna Amelia Albigese Frances C, Amundson Robert E Anderson I illxan Rose Apple Carolyn Ann Ashby Solveig E Ask Daniel H Austin Albert Tanner Bailey Lucille Lillian Barnwell Henry D Bartley Barbara Burroughs Batt Jean Belding Charles A Bell Madeleine Ecu- Benett Margaret Elizabeth Bemson Joseph A Berg Geoffrey Berrien Liberato A Bxgonzi Eleanor L. Bishop Helen Sherwood Blauvelt Raymond Eugene Boerner Charles B. Bogart Joseph Bonelli Ida Louise Booth David E. Bowlus Edward F. Briggs Jr. Alice Anna Brockel Henry Prentice Browning Louise M. Bullock Evelyn Mildred Burger Jean Mildred Burns Ruth V. Bursley Janet Halloway Cairns Betty C. Candor Richmond LaComber Cardinell Gilbert S. Carpenter Mary Louise Carter Angelo J. Cestone Gloria Cheney Barham Clarke Betty Kathrine Clements JUNIORS Margaret Young Cluff Leonxe M Coan Harold Devereaux Cohn Leonard C Cooke J Melvin Coon Lawrence A Crawley Beatrice Florence Darrows Stanley James David on Thomas Davidson Ruth Davies Katherine E Davis Rosamond Davis Marguerite Elizabeth Deetjen Thomas J deLuca Martha Lillian Dews Edmond P DeCamb1c Russell Henry Dimmick Edward John Dmkel Dorothy Zelma Dodd James Francis Donelly Barbara Dorman Helen Downes Dorothy M. Duncan Eleanor Elizabeth Eggleston Frederick William Elfers Felix George Evangelist William Evans Louise Vera Ewell Doris Graham Ewing Joseph Fabrizio Elizabeth L. Falconer Gordon A. Findlay Sarah A. FitzRoy Edward James Foley Joseph Forde Dorothy C. Foster Betty Dolores Fowler Albert J. Friend Gertrude Frost Ellen E. Gagliano Walter R. Gallup Richard B. Gardner Allan Charles Garratt George Ellis Germain Anthony Cxammarmo Marjorie Carolyn Gibbs Oliver W Gill Gertrude Gotfman Robert Gray Goodman Jr Vera Tilden Gorton Sidney Green Paul Greenberg Arthur L Grimes Donald Campbell Ham Mane Hall John Alexander Hardin Marjorie Hart Yetene Cynthia Hart Doris Cornelia Hawkey Charles Lawson Hayes Dorothy Elizabeth Haywood Ernest W. Heilig Harriet Nancy Heilig Ruth Helen Henn Robert Linn Herlin Robert A. Hobein George G. Hollins Marion Bellamy Hubbell May Huber Ruth Louise Hud.on Betty Ostrander Hughes Robert Richard Humbcrt Edna May Hunt Louis A. Jackes Wilbert Jeter Hamilton Jewett Martha E. Johns Iillian H. Johnson Ruth Marie Johnson Svea A. Johnson Dorothy B. Johnston Vincent J. J. Joyce Edward D. Keller Winifred Mary Kilroy A l ' .- .-. -A ' amp I e Q l' re ' I ' H ' 1- 9 it f ' , wubqf Melvin crook Mum Philip Goldberg 67 Allan H Kirkwood Alfred W Klaber Gertrude Viola Kmermg Dorothy Jeannette Koehler Frank Larkin Eugene Elizabeth lee Alfred Iegg Thelma Lehigh Prank Loesch Rose leSardo Nancy MacGregor Grace Mackay Virginia Madocks Richard Maher Avis Manning Mary MBYIOH Constarce Marrow Juliet Marston Dorothy Mason Pearl Mather Helen Maxwell Arthur Miller Geoffrey Moore Charles Morgan Ahce Moriarty Cristal Morison Genevieve tMorley Julia Morton Hester Mount Elizabeth Jane Mullins Rose McCarthy Regina McCormack Enid McGruther Robert 'McKenna Isabelle Nelson Doris Nicholas Mary Noel Albert Noll Ruth Noll Amelia North Edna Northrop Elizabeth Nostrand Daniel 0 Conor Elizabeth 0 Keefe Helen O Keefe Robert Earle Stanton Catherme O Malley Donald O Neill Le ta Owtter Madelene Lois Panglmrn William James Park Margaret Parson Bernard Paul Pearse Madeleine lillian Peebles Anna Elizabeth Philips John D Pitts Margaret Quemb Miriam Natalie Ramsdell Randolph McD Reed Anna Louise Remson Morris Wells Rich Elizabeth Richardson Dorothy M Rregraf Dorothy Mable Rlker Helen Virginia Roach Sara Marlon Rodgers William E Roehrenbeck Edward D Rohn Dorothy Rose Jack Rust Elinor Frances Sautter Robert A. Shetty George A. Schmidt Elmer W. Scoville Mary Louise Serbert Eleanor M. Seller Thelma May Shackleton Rose Sixma Josephine Skinner Alvin Jack Smith Belle H. Smith Daniel U. Smith Dorothy K. Smith Dorothy M. Smith Helen Day Smith Louise Virginia Smith Edward H. Smythe Florence M. Soleau Harvey J. Spowers Terry B. Stanley Murry L Stillman Jr Lydia T Stollwerk Helen Ruth Sulmg Conrad DeForest Swanson Alice Lillian Swenson Charlotte Carmen Sokolay Mae S Tate Wiley Thomas Barbara P Thompson Ruth Naomie Timmon Wellington H Tinker lsabel Torrens Cecelia A Travis Jessie Tredway Tom C Tufts Mary C Tupper Ralph W Tuthxll John E Tuttle Ruth S Tuttle John S Valor Marie Vander Kraats Catherine Van Greson Evelyn Van Horn Marlon Agnes Van Ieuven Josephine Van Ness Carl Van VVyck James Wyly Verner De Forest B. Voorhees Eleanor Wade William Mac Lean Wallace Thelma Walling William Francis Walsh Jr Edward F. Walton Raymon Washer Clara Wayne Harry Ross White Helen Williamson Edward S. Wilson Robert John Winkler William B. VVinton Agnes Starling Wyckoff Anthony Zingali i . , I ' ' ' :. - ' 1 Margaret Logie 1211125 150956 H X Mabel Harriet Thompson 4 l . . . S 1 1 z n . . 1 y 4 - l . X L . . l i ,. l 68 W x X 52 4 4X, 1 - ,,, df .. - Jw I it Nl L SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY HE Sophomore Class of 19271928 started its grand and glorious career in Montclair High School with a determination to become the most successful and memorable group of Sophomores that ever enrolled there Early in the year we elected our class ofiicers as follows President CHRISTOPHER JANUS Secretary JEAN REYNOLDS Treasurer RICHARD VVELLS For our Student Council Representatives we chose Wilbur Carlson jack Dunning and Dorothy Dunn With these executives to lead us we started out to make our ambition a success. At first we progressed very slowlv owing to the extreme confusion of multi- tudes of hundreds of faces lunch rooms co.ored slips and stairways every which way. But we soon sur- inounted these difficulties and settled down to a regular routine. Many members of our class secured positions on the athletic teams-football basketball and hockey. We were able to furnish considerable noise in the orches- tra and Glee Club and considerable talent in the Cercle Francais and other school organizations. l1Vhen the Honor Roll was printed at mid year the Sopho mores led by a large majority all of which goes to prove what an all round good class we are' But quite the most ambitious flight of the year was the Sophomore Mixer Lmdberghs hop across the Atlantic was no more successful as it seemed to us than our Sophomore Hop The presence of the Robinson graced the occasion There were many at tractions in dancing presented bv the students Of these was a Good News chorus with Claudia Zan grillle Marjorie Lawson Dorothy Salle Katharine Corney Dorothy Macdonald Isabella Hussa Florence Archer and 'lheresa Romano. 1' hree solo dances were Louis Wonilule s combination Charleston Black Bottom Varsity Drag and Clog dance Claudia 7angrillies Varsitv Drag and Laura Berge s dance. Dorothy Thomas sang a soprano solo Loves a Merchant ' Dorothy Dunn recited two im- personations' and Antonio Scarans gave a Spanish castanet selection. Music for dancing was furnished by the Musical Skippers orchestra. Doesnt that sound like a pretty good beginning for our grand and glorious to be career in High School? We think sol I ' amphlthea I ' l . . z ' .. t - . . . H , - , A - , - 1 u as . L K K: . N , . K, ' I 1, cc rx , VfCC'PVf'-Yidwlf-TOM FRY class mascot! Bruce, a lovely collie owned by Helen Q. . , H V ,, J . . . A -. y - 'I ' ! . 9 ' ! 7 ! ! I I ! ! Y , r 1 Q I l , , 1 1 Y 1 1 ' . , , If 7 77 9 9 7 7 If 37 ! 7 '6' amphitheat Pe Abbott Aborn Ruth Southard Albey Rosemary Ann Allen Jean Ehzabeth Anderegg Llarence Anderson Elsa Margaret Anderson Jen me I-lorence Andolmo Josephine Vtola Andolxno Wllbur E Angermexer Florence Hawley Archer Martha Illlxan Austm Edwm Bergan Bachman Cnlbert LeeRay Baker He'en Elizabeth Baldwln leslxe M Barnes Ahce Tracy Barnwell Sarah W Bassett Elsa Marte Becker Harold Spencer Bell Marian Adams Benbow AlvenI R Benett I aura lee Berge Oliver Charles Bernhardt Arthur Henry Brs ell Robert C Bxssell Ellzaheth Mary Blundon Marjorie Iorralne Booth James Arthur Bowen Iydla Lornman Bowne Anne E Boyer Robert E Brett John Donald Bruner Mary Elizabeth Brouner Margaret Allce Brougham Ogden Brower Frederxck F Brown Harrnet Adele Brown Frank J Bubh Nlarjorne E Buhler Louise Iottxe Bullock Vxrgmxa Burgess Edlth A Burg: lxllxan Marguerxte Burns John B Burrett Vrrgmra Burrett Jack D Butler SOPHOMORES Crawford A Butterworth Larol Rxchard on Campbell Alma Mane Capen Rxchard H Captain Carl W Carlson Florence Edxth Carlson Wllbur Thure Carlson Concetta Theresa Ce tone Bando J Caruso Wxllzam F Carlson Florence J Chapman Lloyd Randolph Church Arthur S Chrpolla Barbara Hornor Coates Guy G Clark Rnchard R Locks Damel C Cordella Nancy Clare Creyman Malcolm L Cohn Henry Forsyth Collmgs H Stewart Conklm John Keith Connlng Ruth Mary Conray Paul L Cosgrave Florence B Cox l'ann1e Marte Crane Hugh R Dade Ward A Dade Cxlbert Robert Dain Ella S Darben Paul K Dayton Dons Wrlght Deane Iomse De Jager Edward Delamater James Newton Delamater Mary Vlfglnla D1 Cerommo Gertrude Regma Dxmmrck Louis D1 Stettano Helen Katherme Dxtano Herbert E Dobbs Edward Iewxs Dodd Earnest Wxlllam Dodd Rxchard Casbar Dodd Duane S Doohttle Thomas B Dorman Jr Eugene R Dorsey Connie G Douglas Ann M Doule Cornella Merra Dreckmeler Gladys Marne Duncan Jessie Edrth Dunham Dorothy Edna Dunn Jack B Dunnmg Xuola Wade Durmng Lols Joan Durnmg Munel Bertha Durmng Katherme Shedd Dutcher Francis Rxchard Dwyer Jack W Earl Theodore J Eberhardt Howard R Edsoll Granvrlle Wmfrxed Eserxlge Eunice Adelle Everett Jean E Farlexgh Dorothy Rose Ferrettn Ella Julia Fxelcls Augusta Fine Cae ar J Frore Dorothy Ann Fisher Roger C Flahertr Thomas Hutchinson Flemlng Jean Mary Flohn Antomette De Wxtt Force Katherine B Forman Arthur Gardmer Fox Catherine Lucrle Franmsco Hxldegard Adele Frank Jack R Frxtts Wllllam N Frost Thomas Clark Fry Bully Moore Gage Margaret Galga Addison F Gardner Jessie WV1lllams Gardner Irene C George Elizabeth J Gtammarmo Illlxan Moller Gllbreth Bull M Gtlbreth Walter D Goessmg Eugene Ashton Goldberg W1ll1am Goldie Beatrice Goldstem Agnes L Goode Alma Beatrxce Goods Dorothy D Goods MarJorxe Goodell Larxngton H Goodrxdge Chandler Brmkerhatf Gramus George Benjamm Greenlelf Mary Ellzabeth Gregg Satenlg D Hannalxan Irma Elizabeth Hamilton Jean Lowden Hamilton John Brayton Harlow Arthur Robert Hart Marcus P Hatfield I ucy Howell Haughwout Richard L Herrxck Clxfford West Heydecke Renta Mabel Hrcks Elzzabeth Bxgelow Hlldreth Sarah Henrietta Hull Jacquehne Vxrgmxa Hoffman John Frederxck Hohmoun David Justin Holden Cordon A Hopf Mary A Hovey Eleanor Abbott Howe Jessle W Howe Frederxck Howextt Antomette Claire Hubbard Ida Aldrrdge Hughes Jack French Hunt Isabelle Althea Hussa Ceorge Jackson Chrxstopher Ceorge Janus Frederick Frank Jenkins NVxlbert Jeter Hamxlton Sherman Jewett Ixllxan Grace Johnson Ruth Mane Johnson Chrxstme M Johnston Arthur Roy Jargmsen Frederick Judd John Caplan Wnlluam R Kent Donald E Kidd John F Kllroy -6' I , I . . N if - 0 ,., ... Clarence Charles Billy Joseph A. Corcoran, Jr. Donald C. Fitz Roy Gustav I-Iollstein, Jr. A . . . ' G . I . ' . . A . . I A 73 'G' in amphlfhedfr Mane Alice Kmg Thlrza Alma Ktrben Walter Arthur Klexn Howard Taft Knowles Margaret Sydney Korn lxlllan Kukn Larolme Kunst levlna Kupper Rxchard Kussat Wllllam lamb Mary Iandolfo Marjorie Lawson St Elmo Iayne Clarence Randol h leach J Helen LeCount efebre Robert W Lehnhardt C' race Lexbe Herbert W I Ieukauf llouxse M Iewxs Stanto lewis Constance lodge Murnel A Logan Grannettl Lombarrh lawrence Karl Ioomns Wnnfred MacCubbm Dorothy Newton Macdonald George I Macdonald Catherine Mackey Donald E Nlacnntt Jean Elxzabeth Macy Natalxe Ednth Madocks Ivar Wtlham Malmstrom Wllbert F March Guetano Chrnstopher Marcot Constance B Marrow Walter Carl Martmson Betty Jean Mastman Damel Melcher Marguerite Louise Melvllle George A Mohlman Dante Petro Monaco Robert Moora Prrscrlla Elizabeth Moore Ehzabeth Masby John J Mueller Evelyn Matilda Myles Norma M McCotter lorena Charlotte Terry Thomas Regus McGeehan Mary McGr1ll1es Gerald Sewall McMahon Ethel McPherson Wmcet Charles Neldlmger Lots M Newcomb John A O Brien Muriel 0 Brten Mary Margaret OMalley Clara Barbara ONe1ll Elizabeth B ONexl Huldah Harriet ONe1Il Jane Marte Oshrane Dorothy Louise Ott Clarence Mxlton Page Ernest Jerrald Pearce Florence Jackue Peck Madeleme Lxlhan Peebles Carohne Lucille Perrme Frances Issabelle Phxllxps Margaret Ehzabeth Phxllyss Marjorie Kathleen Pxckell Alxce Charlotte Pxckerell Charles Pierce M1chaelJ Pro Joseph E Pondlsh Jeanette Tenney Poore Hmckley Porter Edward Atwood Pumphrey Harnett Cathermg Qum Walter Edward Rabus Paulme Elxzabeth Ramey Harold Ralph Mary Vxrgmta Raymond Edna Ehzabeth Reed Robert Edward Rerch Jean Reynolds Dorothy J Richardson Cuy Jumor Rnchdale Jeanette Marte Richmond Eleanor Rxedel Dorothea Elxzabeth Rlker Dorothy May Rrker Margaret Hlgbxe Rmg Bull S Robb Helen Marlon Robinson Murxel Marjorxe Robmson Frances Vlrgmxa Rodgers Joseph G Roehrenbeck Richard Rohn Theresa Romano Benyamm Rose Alice Rosenberg Nlxldred Rossx Stanley J Rothschild Elxsa Francis Ruiz Angelo Frank Russo May Ryan Wxlbur D Ryerson Dorothy Grace Salle Joe Samuel Sylvxa Elizabeth Sanders Antonxo V Scarano Julta Schnexder U1 e Sarah Schuyler orothy Ellen Scott lchard W Shaul obert Austm Sxgerson Jacoba Sxxma Lenard Frederxck Slaughter Bernard N Slrfkm Edgar Lawrence Smtth Jr Marion Elxzabeth Smnth Van Doren Smith Horace Arthur Somes Jack Bogart Spencer Carl G Spengeman Charles Henry Spruck Mary Margaret Stanter A Lathrop Starkweather Elxzabeth S Stlkeman Ruth Margaret Stillman Douglas P Stout Frank C Straat Iewxs John Strexssguth Grace Esther Strenter Vnrgmla Surburg Evert S Svenson Evelyn Dagney Swenson George Szokolay Evelyn Taylor Jo-hn Taber Thacher Dorothy Margaret Thomas John S Tranberg Fredenck Valentme Travrs Harriet Grbbs Trowbridge Beatrice Katherine Tubbesmg Paul H Tucker Betty Dxxson Turner George M Tyson Wnlham G Upton Neil Monroe Urquhart George A Valente Donald l'enn Van Antwerp Harry H Van Dyk Thelma Van Ostenbrldge Ions E Van Wagoner Wnlllam Spencer Vxckery Frances Ehzabeth Vmal Ethel M Nmccnt Anthony Vitale Margaret H Walbran Dagmar Elnzabeth Wallm Marguente Elxzabeth Walter Mary Louxse Wamer Stuart Eldridge Weaver Constance Grace Webb Gladys Webb Stanley Webb Mary Elxzabeth Wencker Richard Goldsmxth Wells Sylvxa Ruth Werksman Howard Burton White Marjorie Jane Whitehead Donald Harrington Whitfield Jane E Whltmore Fredenck J Wxedershexm Peter Cooper Wxegand J Robert Kmg Willett Elfa Muriel Williams Mary Ehzabeth Wlllxams Gladys E Wlllnams Iuther Chase Wnlhams Jr J Jefferson Wxlson Mae D Wolf Louxs Augustus Womble Thomas Wellington Womble Claudns Rose Zangrullle Vlvxan J Zettersten Nectar Elxzabeth Zoblan Hazel Cecelia Zorn T 1 1- . -- I 0 I - .: ' .,. ..... ' - 4' F . , r. ' h . ' . Grace Llndsay Theodosia Frances Ifeterson can P. Seibert Elmer Douglas' Walling . 1 Q 1 lu ' . l . , r' 74 75 76 Taniphitheaffgf xiq VA! 5 ' - Y Y M m NN bo' SN N 5 NN H g Q as SIQS M s v 59 g www i 45 'Q X e 'N W x Q X J 5 W 'W . -x X B L :Q S Nw N , X Q ff, Q X S4 ' SRV mx VH A , L 2 i, u in Ifxlim V r ' ' ,Y W ir-anne .Q H L' l at 7 .1 ., IIXINS MANAKLIQRS 1 rm.-XVI I ICS L'HlilCRI.liADl2R 78 1foo'1'BAL1. TEAM C. F Q ii ,Q . .W f If 79 wf G .5 Jr iibf FOOTBAIL1927 Ill Xlwnitvl:tii' lligli Svlitntl limtlmztll ll'1llll liztcl, iii QZLIIICS plnyt-fl with um' twu giuttcst rivftls, liztst Hrziiigt WU Its inmt siivcwsfiil st-ztwii iii yt-nfs. XX'itli :mtl lllutimticlrl. .Xt lfztst Urziiigc, nur tn-:tm twci' l iuurrl ut' six x'in'tui'ics, mit' tic, mul two flu- wlu-lmiiigly fmt-lilztycrl ll ligliting Rc-ml :tml llluc clc'x't'ti tc tts fllll'lll'H Sulculfs lighting clcwc-ii lizlvc' hung lmy tlic CIltl1'Illtbl1S stwiw nt' llllflj'-lilllll' lu iiutliiiig up L Illlllx fm' XX'liitcy .Xsk :tml liis nt-xt yn'zu s XYl1itcy was tlic imlivicliizil Still' uf tlic gzuiw. tztllyiiig tm mi ln wliuril nt. sixteen points. llu sm lSHIl wtrtrtwl with :L win uvct' Niflgcvvtaml zuirl ln nur iicxt gzuiw, lliwnigli wc rlvfvzltcml Xluitistuwti imluclul XltlH1'it's against Suutlt Sith-, Nlmiistuvvn. 20-7, wt- pztirl clczirly lm' tlit- victtwy. Vztptztin Sulvzui clgv, lmt tlic two liigli splits wc-rc tliust- was injurccl :incl W1l5llIl1llllC to play against Ilickitismi S0 Chubbys value to the team was Shown clearly by our loss to a mediocre Green and White team Charhe had however entirely recovered ln tlme for the blg game w1th Bloomfield and led h1S team to a glorious victory in his final game for the Blue and White He made the only Score of the game and M0ntCla1f won 6-0 The season was brought to a fitting close when the team was presented with gold footballs by the School Xvlth some regulars back to form a nucleus for next year S team Coach W K Sprague has the best of pros pects for an even better season than last year. With the School behind them they will not be denied and will further raise the honor and glory of old M. H. S LETTER MEN FRITTS NALE ASK ZOBIAN STURLA ANDERSON HARROP SOLEAU FOTH HARRIS SALLE BUBB JOHNSON SHURTLEFF ACHESON LovELL Coaeh Captain Manager School R1dgewood Plainfield Barringer South Side East Orange Morristown Dickinson . Glen Ridge Bloomfield Totals LEADERS W' KENNETH SPRAGUE CHARLES SOLEAU ROBERT F FOTH SCHEDULE M H5 opp 1 amp 'I 5 Pe . ' ,' ' .. ..... ....'13 0 4 , n ,V , ' ..... . ....... .. 6 6 .. .. 15 20 ' .. 7 0 - . 34 0 1 .. . 26 7 . . 13 25 . 24 0 . 6 0 144 58 v 81 BASKICTHA LL TEAM 8? H amphlfheafre fff ,tl it seize? he x AQVICQ-ff -f?a5J is IAYING some of the strongest teams in the state the Montclair Hlgh School basketball qum tet exper1enced a fairly successful season Nlne games were won out of a schedule of fifteen contests A total of 378 polnts were scored to our opponents 400 The highest score of the season was 43 points run up against Bloomfield Seminary while our 8 points agamst Trenton was the lowest Last vear s five sec ond team sent up three men to the Varsitv Sturla left forward Hawlfey center and G1bbs rlght guard I'r1tts rlght forward and Captain Rublno left guard members of the 1977 aggregation C0l11PI'1SCd the rest of the llne up Frltts ln addition to playlng a good fioor game carried off hlgh scorlng honors for the season Gibbs played cleverly on the defense and was also a valuable scorlng threat The outlook for a vlctorxous season 1n 1929 IS not very bright, as Frxtts is the only one who stays with us However, there are some good prospects flOI11 the vars1ty substitutes and from the second team which again enjoyed a success ful season defeatmg Glen Rldge twice Bloomfield once and Bloomfield Sennnarv once wlnle losing to East Orange twlce and Bloomfield once In the opening game of the season the team traveled of 37 74 on the Newarkers court On january 14 the speedy 'lrenton five 1927 state Cl1Z11'I'l1Jl01'lS handed our qu1ntet a 39 8 bounclng Iiour davs later the team showed a surpr1s1ng reversal of form in upsettlng Bloomfield 79 70 1Next the Montclair Normal ag gregation was beaten ln a one slded game 25 11 After losing to East Orange on our own court fn a thrflllng game Coach Mansfield s charges nosed out Glen Ridge 18 14 and dec1s1vely defeated Verona 23 12 Asburv Park and South Sfde then admlnlstered two defeats to the Blue and VX hlte VVe conquered Glen Ridge for the second time but lost to East Orange 21 16 on their court Bloomfield evened the serles by defeating us 19 18 on Millers field goal just before the final whlstle The team then ran up a four game winning streak Plamfield 22 20 Verona 169 Bloomfield Sennnarv 43 28 and Bloomfield 29 23 bow1ng to the Blue and White The triumph over Bloomfield was scored in the first round of the state 1.f'fiITlPl0I'lSl'1l1J tournament and gave us a 7 to 1 edge 111 thfsd year s court series wlth the Garnet and Grey In the second round of the tournament our qu1ntet put up a very stubborn fight against the powerful Passa1c five, but was finally forced to yield, 41 22 l I l . ' l 2 I ' 3 .. 9 1 , . . :Yi-if , . ' ..,. 3 . - 1 - ,- ru , ' ' 7 . ...., fa ,.' ' - 1 v,,.f y u ,ff W' t down to South Slde and was beaten by the close score f A uv --- ' . , 1 l v is , p, . . . . - xi- - ,, 9 t nuns , Q -H ' , - 't V , ' . , . . ' - H , 1 ' H 'V y ' . . . 1 x ' ' , . v Y f ' , ' l N . i . 4 4 ' - . , s 2 J 9 . . Y . 1 . I n , - - Y l ,1' ' 1 .1 . ' 1 Z 7 , - - S , , , l , . If . a ' Q 9 ' S f- v 1 4 . , ' , l l , 1 ' J 1 ' Q ... , - ' ' S . H l . y . . . . , , . . . -I T ' ' si - A , . 3 ' ,, Nm. . V ,,-...Y..- '- ia 2.424 'nf I V V - . , - . Y .- , , f . 1, sf- -'. f L is--:-: J-ni'?1?fFi rr:,:fP!lH'f1f1'-'f--zzivfpafwe-F 'f-I - BASEBALL llli baseball team went through one of the most successful seasons in recent years, winning six out of twelve contests and tying with Dickinson for the N. j. I. A. A. championship. The team got off with a good start by defeating Newark Academy ll to 6. South Orange conquered us in a drizzling rain, and two days later liarringer won out in a free- hitting game. Alu Friend's masterful work on the mound, backed by good support from the rest of the team, defeated our old foes from East Orange, 4 to 0, and Plainfield, 3 to 0. The next three games were lost to Dickinson, Caldwell, and East Orange. Emerging from their slump, the team proceeded to win three of the four remaining contests. In two league games. Barringer was shut out, 3 to 0, and the league-leading Dickinson outtit decisively beaten, 6 to 1. Bloomfield nosed us out, 4 to 1, in a well-played game, but Glen Ridge was beaten by the same score in the Iinal con- test of the season. Captain Nick Rubino and XVil- lard Cole formed a strong combination around second base, while Al Friend's brilliant pitching throughout the season won him a place on the mythical All-State team. Prospects are bright for 1928 with most of last year's veterans returning to school. 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D-4. f- J,5.rs. 2:5 A il Y DICK ALLFNBY FRED AMUNDSON BDDIE B XRTLEFT JOHN BRANCA BOB BUBB DICK BURGI ROYAL BUTTFRWORTI-I LYERETT QOON JERRY CROSBY JACK DOYIF BOB DREW GILBERT GIBBs MORT GRIIEIITII JOHN HARRIS LEs HANNAH AL HARROP HAROLD HAWKEY Rus JACOBUS CHESTER JOHNSON ED LANG GORDON LOVELL ART IWAYXB DICK NALE amphithedf re F SENIOR WEARERS OF THE M 1927 1928 Soccer Soccer Track 'Ienms Soccer Basketball Football Hockey Track Manager of Football Soccer Track Manager of Baseball Hockey Tenms Basketball Baseball Soccer Football Soccer Football Hockey Soccer Basketball Soccer Football Tenms Football Hockey Baseball Football JACK ROBB JUNIE ROSEVEAR LLOXD ROSEVEAR NICK RUBIN BOB SALLE CHARLIE QOLEAU DON STLRLA JIM ZOBIAN CECILE BAPTISTE RUTH BUCKS LOUISE GILMAN ELIZABETH HEITNER BVELYN IRWIN LUCY NORTON ROSAMUND PECK ALICE PETZ POLLY PORTER ESTHER PORTER PEGGY SCHLEGEI VIRGINIA SPENCEY AGNES '1 AMM MARION WHITEHEAD Soccer Hockey Manager of Baseball Track Basketball Baseball Football Soccer Tenms Football Hockey Football Basketball Football Hockey Basketball Hockey Basketbal Hockey Basketball Hockey Basketball Riding Hockey Hockey Hockey Hockey Basketball Hockey Basketball g I A . - 5. .. ...J .1 W 66 77 4' -nn-nnaun.nuu.-n.-snnsu anus: nununannlu -aau a un nueuu :Q 9 Q .. .................. ' , S ---- 'ff -- ' B f ' ..... ...................... X ' ' ' .... ............ .. ....... .. ..... .... . ....... t , ------- ------ - ---- 9 ................. , , --v---------i--- I I an-n..--n.n.- an-1, L. Q...-Q-.1 lnanuuna 3 4 .......- Q ---.--.nu-..n Y vllllffffif ' Y 7' ' -- ...... ........... . I l1UGH FERGUsoN.... ..................... Soccer MILDRED IIAGGBLOM ...... .... . ...Baseball, Hockey ' ,,,.,.,',.,,,,,,, V ' , 4 ..................... ...... .......... . ........ , . ...... . ......... , ............. . ........ Q n......-.u.u.s--..-n-....a---.. X ' ' 7 4 V .............-........ , 86 SOCCER SEASON 1927 Ulf Soccer TCILIII of 1027 Iinishecl the season with fum' x'ictm'ies and four defeats. It placed st-cmirl in the N.,l. I..X. .X. League. Montclair hegan well, defeating liarringer, I-O. The team next lust tu liast Orange, 2-0. The team again cmmqnerecl Harringer. this time, 2-0. Montclair lost the next three games, to Iliekinsun, 2-O, lfast Orange, 3-O, and Cen- tral, Paterson, last j'l'Zll'iS national champs, 5-1. Uni' teain enclecl the season hy defeating lliekinson ancl Verona hy the scores of 2-0, and 2-1, 1'espeetix'ely. Captain. . . BiZlI1Zlgl'1'. . . QQUZICII . . -I.xeulal's ii.'XN Nan .Xmikxnsux .AX1.r.n-:N nv TJICNNISUN Bl r'1'1f:icvvol ...jmlx lhuxt .....l1Icnm:1f: KIIERNIAIN ....Nnm.-xx Mmxsi-'incl n 'l'Ii.XNl Simms iiICI.I, Rulers GRI I-'lfI'l'llS lhe.'xNt'A :Tn PARK amphitheaf Pe ' MXL QQ? 4 1? 'r r-.-,I if 1 .V Q5 16f.,ll1'l1' meets 1he tcam placed second 111 both of these meets on Aprll 18 which was won ln the umors lhc season started IH earnest wlth a meet wlth Rldgewood whlch our tcam won 73M to 43M In the seconcl meet the team swamped Clifton In the one sxdecl score of 10413 Because of ram all the cvents ln our ncxt meet wlth C len Rldge were not run off llowex er Montcl'11r had scored enough pomts to wm the meet without the remammg evente re 1'1ssa1c tcam next lost to M0l1tC1dlf by 6612 pomts to 87M Our team met thexr first defeat at the hands of Ixearny In the bouth Stde II1VltH.flOl1 Meet In this meet the team scored 31 pomts whlle the wmner col lected 40 On May twenty Iirat the team showed lts power hv Wlllfllllg the N I A A meet wlth '1 total of 70 1, 5 pomta I 1st Orange was second wlth 57 2f5 15011113 larrmger thlrd w1th 37 U5 and D1C1xll15OH last wlth 30 lhe te un dld very well ln thus meet 'luclcer won both the shot and the dlscus thus addmg, ten points to our score Llovd Rosevear won the low hurdles and placed thlrd ln the hundred sard dash Captaln Buhb came 1n second m the h1gh hurdles md fourth 111 the lows Coon wtth fixe pomts and Frltts DeRosset and Blackman each with four pomts were also outstandmb On the twentx svcth of Maw our team conquered C' len Rldge and P12l.1I1f1C1C1 tn a dual meet lhe sum war, Montclalr 885 Glen R1dge 34M and Plamheld 19M On May twentv ershth Captam Bubb Rosevear DeRosset P11111lpS Reeder and Doxle place m the Colgate Il'llIC1'HC1lO1'1Sf1LS In the State Nleet on une fourth the team scored 16M pomts for a second pl ue Ixearm won wlth 36M pomtb Buhh 'md Amundson made 7 and 1 pomts respectlvely m the 111511 hurdles whlle Rosexear added 1 pomt ln the 790 low hurcllcs DeRosset put up '1 great fight ln the mllc run but was forced to take a second place m the last valcl of the race 1r1ttb hurled the javelm for 'L thnd place VN clls put the shot for one pomt Phxlhps and luclcer heaved the C11SCLlS wmmng 3 and 7 pomts respectlvelv lilaclcman took fourth place in the 1115511 Jump This meet closed our 1997 season Captam BUBB CRCBERTJ Manager MADISON QCHFDJ Coach CI NRIQNCF WOODMAN I ' ' ntl! . 1 fl 1 . . la 1 .N l V - ' ., 3, ' , ' ' . .. 5 . I , , . .-v , , ,-- ' . ' , , ' '. ' ., 4 59: h lv Q M h . 1 . . 5 J ,W '. ,Hx - - f .r Af, - N! XXX ' H. . S . , U u . f YV V 1 rp ,-X Q 4 . . V 1' We are .- 1 ' e - 1 L1 5 1 1 ic 1 I Z . 1,4 vu , ,I fm: .N 'V 'I . 'Q' . 1 1 ' ' , . ' ' r, 9 mx t 1 . 5- . ' U. 1, 'A J . 1 ' A ' R41 i . . . a 5. j 1 t..... .. Q Q ssssss N i . n 'I I - . . . 8 C. ' ' I r-um 11' V , ' - r 1 1 '- v - - 1 1 1 I 1 ,V H12 track team of 1927 won all but two of its collected enough points to give Montclair a fourth ' r 1 1 'I 1' ' Q ' ' ' 1 1 V . cc' f, .1 . . I , .H X , I K A S C - . A X1 -. . V . - ' ' v 'U' ' ' - v ' ' n i 'Y ' -'l Q - I ' ' I .....f Af. . If L . x K, - 2 - 2 ' ' , . . . . . ' . 1 1 A ' c 1 4 ' A . -' -' '. I - T 1 1 I 1 .l . . . r L. ,rl 1 'l gi. vi -, C , ' ' ' ' S mu... '. , A 5. X ' - ,, I B.. ' ' it ' 5. 1 ' s , L. ' ' . . , ' ' T ' ' . ' ', ' ' - 1 ............ ........ . . . I ' ' J' ' , ' . ................. ' .. f . I 88 TRACK T EAM S9 TRACK SEASON 1927 TEAM Bunn BLOCK AMUNnsoN Roszvmn Tuclzm Coon PHILLIPS BLACKMAN WELLS F nrrrs PoNn Zonllm FAY Rl-:I-:nl-:lz DEROSSET SLI-IEDULE Dual Meets Montclalr 104 Clifton 13 Montclair-Glen Ridge CNO final SCOYC--THIRD Trlangular M cet 1 Montclair san- Glen Ridge 34-34' Plainfield 1' South Shia Invitation Meet Montclair 2nd place 31 points N. I. I. A. A. Meet Montclair 70 1f5' East Orange 57 375 Barringer 37 175' Dickinson Colgate Interscholastics Montclair, 4th place State Meet Montclair, 2nd, 16M points 4 TENNIS 1927 HE tennls team ln 1927 more than repeated ltS success of 1926 Out of ten matches they lost but one Montclalr again won the N J I A A champlonshlp loslng not a slngle league game Among the teams defeated ln the course of the season were East Orange Glen Ridge Rldgewood four only con queror ln 26j Barrlnger and DlCklUSOU Red MacDonald and Eddle Bartlett were the outstandlng players but all dld excellent work ThlS years team wlth Bartlett at the helm and three vete rans back should again put the Blue and White on top SCHEDULE School M H S Opp East Slde Ridgewood . . . . . . . . Plainfield .................. Dickinson ................ Summit - . ........... . Rutherford .......... ..... Barringer . ....... . GlenRidge.. . .. East Orange ..... . East Orange ...... . Totals . .... Captain ............ CONWAY MACDONALD Manager .................. ROBERT SALLE Coach ........ . .... W. K. SPRAGUE -f - L h'th - i ' . u' ' . ,. . . . Montclair, ny, gRidgewood, 43M ' ' , , ' A 7- - ..... . .......... ' 4 ' 1' I I 9 I 3 . I . 2 in . . 5 0 , , . .. 3 0 . 1 4 . .. 5 0 1 a f . 4 1 I l i 30 4 1 .. 4 1 . . 39 9 i 5 -'Ears HOCKEY llli hockey team had another very successful season in 1928. 135' winning six of nine games, Charlie Soleau's Blue and NYhite Sextette lived up to the old Xl. ll. S. tradition of good hockey teams. Hur only defeats were sutlered at the hands of Carteret, liast Orange. and Montclair Acaclemy. Carteret is now State champion in the prep school ranks. We later defeated the other two in return games. The season opened with a victory over Rutherford. ,Xfter losing to East iflrangc, the Mountaineers dc- feated Cornish. They then lost to Carteret hy one hard-earned goal. Morristown, lllair, Montclair Academy, and liast Orange, in that order, fell victims to the skill of L'lu1lmlmio and his gang. The season closed with a 2 to 1 defeat hy Montclair Academy. '.l'he season was notable for lack of ice, liolm liulilfs harmonica, and .lim l'etrie's skin guards. ln spite of many handicaps it was a total success. Captain ................. L'1IARI.rzs SOLICAU Manager . . . ..IAM1zs l'1c'rm12 Coach .. NNY. K. SPRAGUIE COLLEGE LEAGUE BASKETBALL 1928 OI LEGE LEAGUE BASKET BALL this year was a great success judging from the number of participants and the keen competition There were two divisions in the league A league heavyweights and B league lightweights In both leagues there were sw teams A league was composed of Dart mouth Yale Princeton Penn Colgate and Brown teams Each team played the others to determine the winner of the Jacobson lrophy Yale captalned by C harlie Soleau won this round A round robin tourna ment was then held to determme the team to play the winner of the East Orange College league Dart mouth was the winner of this tournament In a hard fought game Dartmouth lost to East Orange 17 14 Yale then challenged Dartmouth staking the cup against a return game with East Orange Dartmouth was the victor in a fierce battle winning 19-6. In the INTERCLASS O'1I-I interclass track meets this year have re- sulted in victories for the Senior class athletics. I he first meet held in September was not even close the Seniors totaling more points than Juniors and Sophs combined. Lloyd Rosevear captain of this vears track team starred with .14 points. While the meet was very slow due to the generally poor condition of the contestants, several excellent races resulted. The 880 and 440-yard runs were both hard fought and won in the last yard. The final point score was: Seniors, return game with Last Orange Dartmouth gained in the last quarter and won 15 10 'lhe Dartmouth team conslsted of Chisholm and Leng forwards Wntz center Robb and VVheeler guards and Porter and jeter substitute guards lhe six teams in B league were Nebraska Stan ford Laliforma Notre Dame Northwestern and Michigan After each team played the others the two leading teams Nebraska and Stanford played a game to determine the team to plav East Orange Nebraska defeated Stanford 21 9 but lost to East Orange in a hard fought game 1417 A second round was then held 1n this league Nebraska was the winner of this round. The Nebraska team was made up of Mclxenna 'md Neidlinger forwards Giammarino center Den- nison and Germain guards and Frost substitute guard. TRACK MEETS 63 Juniors 29' Sophs 25. In the indoor meet in March the Seniors were again easily the victors failing to win only two events out of nine. In this meet Pred Amundson and Bob Bubb were the stars-Freddie scoring 15 points and Bob 11. The final point score was: Seniors 48' uniors 25' Sophs, 18. Both meets were entirely successful in that they gave decided indications as to which men are valuable mate- rial for the varsity track team. O Q Qi 7,1 , s 1' U 1 1 - - 1 - J 4 4 1 S 0' 4 - Y . . . i 1 J ' - 1 l . 1 X ' N, . . . . D H ,, . ,.. v H ' Y 'Y Y Y , 7 u u - . , - ' r , . , . ' as as x ' ' Q ' 1 ' H '7 Y 1, I 9 l I 7 V I 4 s 1 . 1 . . 1 . ' . l 3 Y ' ' 1 'E . . ' 4 7 1 . . , . i . 1 . 1 .Q . . 1 Y 1 ' 1 ' 1 J I . . 4 . - 1 - Q 1 . ' ' ! ' Y . ' ' , '-4. .i ' , - ' 1 i 1. 1 . up sr , c , I - , - 1 . I I I I i 1 . 1 s 1 1 . s 1 Y I 1 v x l ,, 1 ,J s a fLn.1....-...-i.. fangpmfheafrg, L,,.i. T9 2 8' f MS' at etics , , 4 X , If 1 is K U rl . X .N I - L3 T1T- x-9' L 'A' h fgmpht at fe gag, ghws sport clubs w-vQ lac... HIS vear an entxrely new plan or organlzatlon for glrls athletlcs was put mto effect If you had eeped into the gvm about the thzrd week of school you would have seen that the walls were dec orated with sheets of notebook paper Fach sheet rep resented some sport and everv gtrl was prrvlleged to srgn up under any two sports whlch she preferred If there werent more than five glrls, that sport was dropped So hockey basketball dancing SWlI11I'l'11I'lg rldmg soccer and tenms clubs were formed Each club elected a presldent, a secretary and 1n some cases a trcasurer who were to go out of Of:flCC at the end of cach season, when new oflicers were to be elected The presrdent supervlsed the electron of a captam for each team formed w1th1n the club Then the fun began' Bach team of everv club played each other team mn the club and the one Wl'llLh had the most VILIOFICS to ltS credlt at the end of the season recelved numerals M s were awarded to the members of the representatxve team whxch was chosen by the club as a whole 'tt the end of the season If posslble thxs team plaved some other school team In each club '1 gold pm wlth a blue M on lt was glven to the two gxrls ln that club who had done the most work to rmprove the club '1 he new system worked out splendldly under the able d11CClil0I'l of Mlss Ryan and Mlss Mrller More glrls came out for sports and fewer went to the movxes be cause of the new system Under the old sy stem there was only one sport each season, and lf that sport dld not appeal to a glrl she dxd not go out 'tt all lhen that the vlctorles were few for the sophomores who were new at the too the teams were class teams game Of course there lb another sxde to the ques txon By havmg onlv one sport a season our coaches could specrallze ln one sport 'md we could learn one game well Instead of many poorly But the pomt lb to get as many glrls as possxble Interested, so there we are By the way the baseball season last year wrs qulte a success for the semors Fhree Junlor three semor and four sophomore teams were formed, and played off a heavy schedulc In the end Dorothy Shxlstone s Constance Nlchols , and Barbara NVh1te s teams were tled Fach gurl on those three teams recelved numerals 5 a Q Q - - . r ' . y C c Q. . E. I . . , i I c. , 1 f ' 4 4 . 'A 25-' 1 1 . . , u . , l Q ' . x c . 11 ' . If 1 - ' 1 A - - ,r..-tm.. - . . , . N . ,, , . c . , ' 5 , . -, 50 ' ' J ' ' . . I . , c .- ul ' - l 7 ' ' . , . - , a . . L' ' ' 1 9 C A. h. . y 1 . , I - ' ' s ' ' - . ' ' ' ' . . . , . . . 1 - , Q' . . . , ' ' - - v y 9 1 ' ' L' l . x . Q 4 Q . ,, . . Q . ' . , 1 n I A ' Y ' 1 , ' , ' . W L h v 3 y s ' ' '. 2 ' 7 - it - v a - ' . ' K 5 , . .4 1 c. SPORT CLUB LEADERS 9F Then the club as a whole elected a representative team which consisted of Barbara White captain Catherine Collins Katherine Hesselbrock Isobel Col leary Marjorie Dolan MCl1SSa Fouratte Edna Boyd Dorothy Mitton Esther Rawstrom Ruth Bettes Ros Iondish and Marguerite Scott This team could not play an outside game because of the weather However they all received M s FALL SPORT CLUBS N the fall seven clubs were organized including hockey basketball dancing swimming riding soc cer and tennis Although fall isnt the regular season for basketball nine teams were formed cap tamed by Lucv Norton Isobel Torrens Dorothy Eggle ston Betty Hughes Jackie Peck Elizabeth Richard- son Jo Van Ness Muriel Logan and Jean Anderegg. 'Ihe club chose Eleanor McElrath as president and Grace Straat as secretary. A long schedule was played on Essex Field or if it rained in the gym. Each cap- tain had to supply her own referee and time-keeper. This system helped the girls learn the rules and re- sulted in better playing and understanding of the game especially by the Sophomores who were new at it. After all the games had been played, the club chose a representative team, which, although it did not get a chance to represent us against other schools, received letters. The members of that team were Alice Barn- well, Sarah Fitzroy, Lucy Norton, Jo Van Ness, Clara XVayne and Mlldied Haggblom Qcaptj The pm went to Grace Sraat and one would have been presented to Lleanor McElrath had she not been a Post Graduate The Dancmg Club was led by Gertrude Howe and Marion Whitehead Each week a different girl was allowed to run the c ub and choose the type of dancing for that meeting 'lhe club practiced some clogging lnterpretative and other types of dancing to real pm was awarded to Gertrude Howe for her interest in the club The Swimming Club was very large considering that it was something entirely new Its president was Evelvn Rogers and its secretary Julia Morton Some swam at the A C but the I'113jOllty moved through water by natural means of propulsion at the Y . The girls swam whenever thev could slip a swim between basketball hockey and the movies and those who ap- peared to be the best were awarded numerals. These were Vera Gorton Cara Holmes Eleanor Plummer Noel Russell Mary Tupper julia Morton Belle Smith Grace Straat Jo Skinner Evelyn Rogers jo Van Ness Muriel Logan and Mary Tufts. Evelyn Rogers also won a gold pin. Q The Riding Club, although not as large as some of the others, seemed to have a good time. Once a week they got dressed up in those 'nifty togs, known as riding habits, and went off for an hour's ride on the finee horses of the DuBois riding school. . O - fl amphitheat-re - -f I I . . :'.. ' 1 1 . , ' A ' ' D . , . . . , . 3 , , , , - . . , . - Q V - y V J ' ' 9 9 Y ' y , Y S2 o Q ' , ' . ' 1 ' ' f . U , . ' . . T. T' . , . . . ' P --ii music. Although no representatives were chosen, a gold V y t i . Q . . i. . Q - ' ' S' 1 ' ,- I ' 1 9 V D , , , . , . . . ' . 4 ' ' ' 9 J ' -f 7 ' 1 ' ,' ll r 1 , , - . ., ' 93 CK 'Y 4 C 9 ! J n v 4 v -f S 4 s 9 1 x A ' x , , J Y ! 1 I 3 ! ! 7 J ! , 1 I I - 3 phntheatre ' WINTER SPORT CLUBS ASRIITBALL being the mam sport in winter more girls turned out for lt than for any other sport A general meeting of the club was called to elect officers Agnes Tamm president Carleen Nlaley secretarv Twelve teams were formed cap tamed bv Virginia Spencer Muriel Logan Marion VVh1tehead SOIVC1g Ask Belle Smith Jennie Ando lmo Grace Straat Grace Mackay Jo Van Ness Janet Hughes Clara VVayne and Mildred Haggblom A hard schedule was played off on Tuesdays Wednes bpencers team came out on top havlng won every game Her team received numerals The pin went to Larleen Maley 1' hen a representative team was chosen Next to basketball came swimming Fortv seven girls went out but when it came to actual swimming the showing was very poor Muriel Logan was elected president and Belle Smith secretary Three teams were formed one for the A C girls Betty Hughes and Lillian C ilbreth s A careful attendance was kept of how many times the girl went SW1fI11'Il1I1g and how manv meetings she attended On March I4 a meet was held Betty Hughes team won with 165 pomts but L1ll1an Gllbreths was a close second with 16 points Lhzabeth Richardson won the under water event seconded by Betty Hughes In the twenty five yard dash Betty got first Llllian Gilbreth second and Jo Van Ness third Jo took high honors 1n dxvlng Judy Morton second and Betty Hughes thlrd and in the relav NIUTICI Logan and Betty Hughes won Be cause Betty s team won in the meet they were to re LSIVE numerals if they had attended at least five or six meetings Those given numerals were Murlel Logan Betty Hughes Helen Albert and Nancy Colgman Then the club elected a representative team which con S1StCd of Murlel Logan Betty Hughes Lillian Gil breth Julia Morton and Jo Van Ness captaln These girls received letters and the pm went to Muriel Logan dent and eannette Poore treasurer About fifteen girls rode once a week for an hour in the new indoor ring of the DuBois Rxdmg School in West Orange 'I he riding school had a show on March thxrtleth The club chose three girls to ride in this meet and to recelve letters These were Jeannette Poore Alice Petz and Helen Robinson Smce there were no teams formed 1n the club itself no girls received numerals The l1ttle gold pm went to Jeannette Poore A skating club was formed under the able direction of Ruth Bucks and Sarah Bassett Two teams were formed captamed by Dorothy Shllstone and Elizabeth Richardson Then they sat back to wait for ice but before they knew it girls were once agaln gettmg out bats and baseballs 1 f I ' 1 .MA ! . I . 7 3 If Q! ' ' If 77 ' ' ' ' a ' ' I y 4 I 7 I I I , 1 9 1 v . Q . H , A . - . . ' I' ' y - T: , ' g . 1 1, n 1 'I v .1 ' ' ' ' . 1 . . . x 3 . V . , , , A , 4 Q 1 , , I - l u u n I - J v I 1 1 4 . 7 J, n - 7 Q, , I A , 9 v 1 ' Q 1 J. , ' .- , I days, and Thursdays. When it was finished, Virginia The riding club was led by Helen Robinson, presi- ' t x J I r ' Y, Y , i i , , , . . . . . ' ' . ' ' - 1 J , . I , . . . . . V v - ' 9 ' 5 n ' , I ,Q n - , - . . i . . , , ' 1 ' ,I 1' ' ' V - . . . . I 1 J - ' , - 97 W. gl u l V 'U' V- 5 -1 WJ l HOCKFY TEAM 1927 lifllfl' llllt- hlllllh'l-rl :lllfl INVCIIIX'-iiX'L' girls wcrc clllmscll :ls czllntzlills. ,X SL'i1L'iilliC wus ZllAl'IlllgCli llll'Ill'Ci llllt fm' IIIICIQUX this iilii, :L wry glnllcl hy which QX'l'I'X' ll'Zllll lllct l'X'l'I'X' lltllcl' tl-zllll. Ill thc Slllivviligi k'HIll1J2ll'L'fi with tht- PUUI' showing of cllcl Ifvy Il'VVil1'S, .Xgllcs 'l'zlllllll's zlllcl Qiillfll XX':lyllt-'s lhl- yt-zu' In-t'lll'v. .Xt thc tirst lllcctillg hllllict hi1ll'SllPIl teams we-rc ticll fm' I1lll11t'l'lliS, hut hcczlllsc uf the mill Wflh ch-cts-ll pu-sillllllt :lllcl Rllszllllullll Peck. Sl'l'l'Cl2ll'j'. vvcl'c llllilililx lu play UIT. .X l't'1Pl'CSL'llIIlliX'L' tt-:ull was iiIl'l't' wcrc L'l1Ullg,:'il girls til i-tlI'Il1 st-vcll ft'2lI1IS. so thcll cllllscll :mtl XVUII zz vt-ry llzlrll-flnllgllt giklllt' with gm-s 'Ii:lllllll, Xi2ll'it'l'l1 AiZtiL'X', XX'illllil ' liillwly, Hcllc till-ll Ridge hy ll sclwc uf 3-l. 'lihc Qillifi pills were lllitll, iit'Hlt'l' Nllvllllt, i':Vt'iX'1l iI'VViIl, :uid Xiillfil XX'zlyllc QiX'Cll to 'Illlil-t iXiIll'Stllll zlllrl lXgllt-s 'l':lllllll. 98 D . xr' rl BASKETBALL TEAM 1928 lllf representative teain nf the winter lmaskethall chili plaved against lilen Ridge at Glen Ridge un Nlarch lNVCIllf SL'L'lPI1fl, Xlihen our girls calne out upnn the iield. they were all dressed up in lmlue and white jerseys, liven bln had had her hlnniners pressed, wure new sneakers, and had un a clean middy. The lirst quarter was nut very exciting, hut hy l,il1liv's ex- cellent jumping, L'lara's and .luliet's intercepting, and Sis's ever guml side-shuts, we managed tu pile up twelve points against our nppunenfs six. During the seeund quarter the ganie lnegan tu liven up. Glen Ridge put in a new forward who helped to luring their score np to sixteen. Miss Ryan sent Russv in to replace ,lo at side, and our girls clinilmed up to eighteen, .lust he- fnre the whistle hlew, the new tilen Ridge fnrward made a luaslvet, and the hall' ended with the scure tied ln the third quarter fiiinnv and Sis inade nur scorn rise tu thirty-twu. 'lihere was nut much excitement in this quarter except that l.ihln s sneaker wnnld nu stay nn. In the fourth quarter Ruth liuclas was snh stituted for 'lnliet and Klariun Xlihitehead fur Sis, XYL made twu inure baskets, and the game ended thirty six tn eighteen. The squad consisted uf Sis .Xinnnd snn, Ginny Spencer, Nlariun XYhiteheacl. Snlveig .Xsk furwardsg l.ilml1v lleitner, llarliara Clarke, eentersg In Van Ness, Russv Peck. sidesg and hlnliet Klarstnn, Clara XYayne, Ruth lluclas, and lic-tty llnglies, guards. 72115 PP 'Shi' 'EV ' 1 H. T 1 .'u 1' 'N , ' ,. fix 'fm 'lx' A XIX - I X ,' , xx I' : 'X x 1 l x , , , h Q9 'C-'27 Q5 J , EQUI TAS VER! TA S student government XLMU iii., ,., ...., ,. l, --.- Yi-- ,- Qgqffflfbm gfllf QL? , .J X, Jr I I 5 4' X 9,JfJJ,1?4.4 W MOUNTAINEER BOARD Lhwf 102 'L THE MOUNTAIN EER HE Mountaineer since last year has grown from a rather dubious experiment to a definite taken for granted institution in Montclair High VVe have come to expect a regular issue every other Friday to say nothing of an extra number now and then However in spite of improvement we have not reached the heights by any means and are aimmg to keep on growing in size efficiency usefulness and in the carrying out of our purpose which is to express the feeling of the school and to promote school spirit Durxng the past year 1927 Z8 the Mountaineer changed its working system Instead of choosing staff members directly at the beginning of the year anyone was allowed to join the class in September. Last year s members made up the staff at first and others were taken on one by one when they- earned seventy- live credits given for work accepted and printed in the paper. In this way everyone was able to have a chance. Cf the two meetings in 105 during Activities Period each week one was devoted to discussion of the previous issue and planning for the next while the other was a laboratory period during which a part of the actual writing was done. Representatives from the Mountaineer were sent to several conventions, the Northern New Jersey Press Convention m Morristown the Columbia High School South Orangej Convention and the National Con vention at Columbia University New York Under the guidance of Mr Wells advisor Miss Beeck censor and Mr Baker business advisor we have grown during this past year We want to wish next years staff the best of luck in carrying on THE BOARD FOR 1927 28 Editor in Chief MARTHA JOINER Managing Editor AHLBORN WHEELER Business Manager ALBERT FAY Advertising Lewis Hanson Everett Sahrbeck Lydia Bowne Literary-Doris Smith Howard White Winifred Kil- roy Catherine Porter Marion Hubbell Evelyn Rogers. Sports-Alex Lyons Richard Nale Frank Aikman Edward Wilson Philip Coan Margaret Schuller Henry Holsten. N ews-Chandler Grannis Daniel Melcher Arthur Bissell William Barker Robert Moora Alumni Art-Roger Ames Column-Josephine-Hoornbeck Sara Helfgott Mary Noel Eleanor Bishop Dorothy Dodd Barbara Dorman, Dorothy Thum. Printing-Harrison Atcheson, Robert Moora. Faculty Advisors-Mr. Wells, Miss Beeck, Mr. Baker. Q I I Q Q Li . i U . ,, . . . . . . 1 1 1 9 C 1 ' - - .... . . . . . . 1, . , . - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 . , , . . . . v , . . , . . . . . . , 1 1 1 . . . . . ..- , ........... . N . . .. ,, . . .. .......... . . 1 sc - ,, .. . - . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 fl 97 ' Q 1 1 1 ! 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 . . 1 1 - , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . I . 1 S-'l'l'lJlfN'I' L'Hl'Nl'lI, 104 , .,,! THE STUDENT COUNCIL HE Student Council started out with a keen am b1t1on to make itself a real factor for the good of Montclair High School during this year At the first meeting held 1n October they elected as presi dent Arthur Mayes vice president Betty Steele as secretary Frances Amundson and as treasurer ames Petrie Other members on the council were Jean North Thum Jack Dunning Muriel I ogan and Wilbur Carl son A great deal of credit is due to the worthy faculty advisors Mr Ferguson Mr Putnam Mrs Pilcher and Miss Beeck who have been very helpful throughout the whole year The most important undel taking of the council was the maklng of an entirely new constitution. ASSEMBI H COMMITTEE Chairman . . . . . ............ BETTY STEELE Faculty Alvlsors ................. .... FERcUsoN QNYDER This committee provides the assembly programs and has charge of the color guards for the assembly ex- ercises. FLIGIBILITY COMMITTEE Chairman ................... JEAN NORTH Faculty Advisor ............. MR. PUTNAM This committee works with the object of enforcing the point system. SOCIAL COMMITTEE Chairman JAMES PETRIE Faculty Adv sor NIRS PILCHER It is the duty of this committee to act as host to and appoint guides for the many visitors to the school It also manages the Pine Mountain Fund campa gn which IS condu terl every year Chairman JACK RUST Faculty Advisor Miss CRAWIORD The appear me of our school building and grounds order during lunch periods and passing between classes are the mam problems under the direction of this com mittee BOOSTERS COMMITTEL Chairman . .. ............... BETTY FOWLER Facultv Advisor ........... MR. IXUCLTSTINE This committee is for the purpose of promoting in every possible way school spirit and enthusiasm ' school activities. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Chairman ........... FRANCES AMUNDSON Faculty Advisor ............... Miss BEEK The main duty of this committee is to publish in school and in newspapers the news of events going on in all student organizations. Also the artistic posters everywhere in the school announcing games and other select activities, are the handiwork of this excellent committee. ' - 0 A- L I : a , I . , , . ,J . . -1 ' l Z Gordon Lovell, Jack Rust, Betty Fowler, Dorothy HOUSE AND GROUNDS COMMITTEE : , i m THE TRAFFIC SQUAD HL original traffic squad that was organmed thiee years ago has increased in size and importance until now there are three separate divisions The outdoor squad renders a valuable service in the direc the school 1' his squad not only aids in the direction of the traffic during the congested hours but also looks after the safety of the pupils who are crossing the streets at these times The inside traffic squad is composed of both boys and girls who have rendered valuable assistance in slow mg down the stampede which formerly occurred at lunch time. lhey now see that proper order is kept on the stairs and in the lines. The supervision of the lunch- rooms is conducted by members of this squad under the direction of Mr. Young. A two weeks sentence at straightening chairs is the penalty imposed for viola- tion of the rules. This squad also has charge of the filing in assemblies and sees that it goes as smoothly and rapidly as possible. The third division of the traffic force is the corridor squad. This squad provides for a man to be on duty in the corridor of each floorevery period during the day. The object in view is the convenience of strangers who are unfamiliar with the building and also a pre caution against those who have no business roaming about the corridors during school hours ant factors in our student government and lb a splendid example of oui ability to rule ourselves VVe owe much of the credit for our organization to Mr Young who has worked faithfully to see us through oui many difficulties OFFICERS OF IHE OU'I DOOR SQUAD Captain .................. . . .ALLAN PRY Lieutenant ............... HERBERT COOPER Sergeant . ........... .GEORCE FRUTCHEY OFFICERS OF THE INDOOR SQUAD Girls Captain ..... . ..... . . .PEGGY SCHLEGEL Lieutenants ...... ...... . . ROSAMOND PECK EVELYN IRWIN Boys Head ........ ............. O RNULF AsK A .3 . W-v ' amP ' ear Pe ' 2. I . L 2. tion of traffic at the immediate street intersections about The traffic force is becoming one of the most import- 'rs THE STUDENT COUNCIL HE Student Council started out with a keen am bltion to make itself a real factor for the good of Montclair High School during this year At the first meeting held in October they elected as presi dent Arthur Mayes vice president Betty Steele as secretary Frances Amundson and as treasurer James Petrie Other members on the council were Jean North Thum Jack Dunning Muriel Iogan and Wilbur Carl son A great deal of credit is due to the worthy faculty advisors Mr Ferguson Mr Putnam Mrs Pilcher and Miss Beeck who have been very helpful thi oughout the whole year The most important under taking of the council was the making of an entirely new constitution ASSEMBI Y COMMITTEE Chairman .. ............... BETTY STEELE Faculty Alvisors ..... ............... FER'USON SNYDER This committee provides the assemoly programs 'md has charge of the color guards for the assembly ex' ercises. LLIGIBILITY COMMITTEE Chairman ................... JEAN NORTH Faculty Advisor ............. MR. PUTNAM This committee works with the object of enforcing the point system. SOCIAL LOMMII IEE Chairman JAMES PETRIE Faculty Adv sor Mks PILCHER It IS the dutv of this committee to act as host to and appoint guides for the many visitors to the school It also manages the Pine Mountain Fund campa gn which IS condu ted every year Chairman JACK RUST Faculty Advisor Miss CRAWFORD The appear nce of our school building and groun ls order during lunch periods and passing between classes are the main problems under the direction of this com mittee BOOST ERS COMMITTEE Chairman ................. BETTY FOWLER Faculty Advisor ........... MR. IXUFUSTINE This committee is for the purpose of promoting in every possible way school spirit and enthusiasm in school activities. PUBI ICITY COMMITTEE Chairman ........... FRANCES AMUNDSON Faculty Advisor ............... Miss BEEK The main duty of this committee is to publish in school and in newspapers the news of events going on in all student organizations. Also the artistic posters everywhere in the school announcing games and other select activities, are the handiwork of this excellent committee. ' - C v - ' hitheatr T -' , a111P I , 0 e Gordon Lovell, Jack Rust, Betty Fowler, Dorothy HOUSE AND GROUNDS COMMITTEE O A .- l lamPh'f h 51Fel ' TXECU FIVE QOUAD PAUL ILCRER IN CIIARL 1: 117 R' JK- Iii 'l?',Il,7 747 7 LIINOR BRLTT SLCRPTARY TREASURER 1l11h1Mll1h1 A1111 111111 bursars staff THB BURSAR S STAFF M VX1 footlmll to grand opera marks the range of se1v11e rtnclered ln the 1977 1978 Bursar s Staff lhe momentum gamed cluung the ptst SIX wears of ope1at1on was felt thlS se'1son when more than '1 S1111 Aftu 'I long process of Cllllllllatlllll forty bovs and gnls wert hn'1lly chosen to rep1esent the school 'Is 1J'11tlLl1H.I'llS In the burnness n1an'1gement of '1thlCt1CS md othar ments 111 W1'11Ll1 the staff fumtlonecl lo become '1 member of the Bursars Staff one must have the servue sp111t to the extent that he W111 'lssume personal respons1l11l1tw for an asmgnment of work, and be subject to c'1ll at any tlme As1de from prestlge md soual CICVCIOPHICIII whlch comes to a mem ber of any servne elulm the only rew'Ird for the lndl VlC1ll'l1 IS found 111 the slogan adopted by the staff n'1n1ely III ASUR1 IN SERVICL LIIARLOTTII DOKOLAY ASbISTANT lumen EVERETT, CLLRR lICIx1I'1 QOU ND Sellers GRACI' CARLsoN IDOROTHX QCIILIFLER NINA DAWILLSKJN 1 I 17AB1 T11 STROMBERC C0II1rtor.s joIIN BLRcLss ALLAN CRUNDEN RICHARD GARDWLR LDVVARD KELLER Ro1sIRT SCIIITTY P11-RBI RT STODDARD DLTORFST VooR1I1 1 s Sale v Sxquad BARBARA CI ARKI' I'1I'IIIN DowNEs I IIITII GARTIIWAITE IIAN HANIILTON JANET HUGHES IIFLLN NIOLESPIIINE NVINIFRLD IXILROY E1 ILABETII OLEN RosAMoND PECK HELEN ROACH BELLE SMITH III INoR TOWNSEND GRACI LAR1oN BIT'1Y LIIZMENTS B1 TTY FOWITR LDITII GRAF1 RUTII 11ECHT MARJORII MCLONNELI EVEIYN IRWIN HLLEN NIEDRACII HLLLN PANYFR LESLIE PETRIII MARCARFT SCIILLLTR LLILABETII bo1x1Es I , , , 5, - L1 ' . 4 .L A P I ' ' , g. 77 .7 7 7 7 7477 f ' 1' , , v , f , 3 - 4 . 7 f ' Q-V Q 4 , y . . T 1 - . . : f ,. , 4 4 K, A! 'Q ' Ll fn 511, Q L L X ' E F 4 I . r I 2. . 2' Q ' . 7 1 v . '. . . . - D , .4 A r T A l C . i 1 4 N I .. i A Y - . 1 5 ., 5 3 5 1, '. P . . r 4 L 5 Q ' ' , .' -.' c c ky K L hunclrecl students became candidates for the Bursar's ELEANOR IEISIIOP 13153515 BROXVNE .'.. ' , J: Q ' AA A -, ' . 1 .' x 1 c Y .N x 1 ., f ' ' 1 l 4 4 44 4 4 K z 2 - H 5 ' ' ' ' . 4' - r . ,. I I N K. , I 4 4 1 1... '. S -.' ' ' , L- 4' 4 - A v T f' . ' ' .' ' c A . I , 7 4 4 4 ' ' 5 ' I .' ' - P f. . -, - x Q .E i , c . .1 ' 1 I 4 ' Q . -' 1 L ' L - ' . , .'.C .' 2 Q' T. 9 ' - ' 4 '. 106 ug O X BURSARS STAFP I 107 THE TRAFFIC SQUAD HL original traffic squad that was organized three years ago has increased in size and importance until now there are three separate divisions The outdoor squad renders a valuable service in the direc the school This squad not only aids ln the direction of the traffic during thc congested hours but also looks after the safety of the pupils who are crossing the streets at these times I' he inside traffic squad is composed of both boys and girls who have rendered valuable assistance in slow ing down the stampede which formerly occurred at lunch time. Ihey now see that proper order is kept on the stairs and in the lines, The supervision of the lunch- rooms is conducted by members of this squad under the direction of Mr. Young. A two weeks sentence at straightening chairs is the penalty imposed for viola- tion of the rules, This squad also has charge of the filing in assemblies and sees that it goes as smoothly and rapidly as possible. The third division of the traffic force is the corridor squad. This squad provides for a man to be on duty in the corridor of each floor every period during the day. The object in view is the convenience of strangers who are unfamiliar with the building and also a pre caution against those who have no business roaming about the corridors during school hours ant factors in our student government and IS a splendid example of our ability to rule ourselves We owe much of the credit for our organization to Mr Young who has worked faithfully to see us through our many difficulties OFFICERS OF IHE OUTDOOR SQUAD Captain ..... ....... ........ A L LAN I4 RY Lieutenant ............... HERBERT COOPER Sergeant .... ....... . GEORCE FRUTCHEY OFFICERS OF THE INDOOR SQUAD Girls Captain ...... .......... P EGGY SCHLEGEL Lieutenants. . . ...... . . . . . . . ROSAMOND PECK EVELYN IRWIN Boys Head ........ ............. O RNULF AsK l . f ' amphlt SUITS If ' 1 Y u y o u u u Q , , Q I tion of traffic at the immediate street intersections about The traffic force is becoming one of the most import- ' , . Y - - - - ' ' I s My GIRLS' TRAIFIVIK' SQUAD LOXVICRf-BOYS' TRAI 109 ,J . I 7 l XXI ill lH1HXll'.K.'XNKi 't'AI l':XIN VRUSS HUNICSU Ll-XST Ulf OLD LADY SHUXY5 HER MICH N 112 X My igfj' l'l'I'IiR -HIRLS' TRAFFIC SQUAD LOXYICR--BOYS' THAI 109 ATHLETIC ADVISORY BOARD llli .Xthlt-tit' ,Xrlx'ism'y lituml is mzule up of :1 Czirlccti lllzilt-y, vice-stn'csiflc1it', :tml hlztcqttclim- l'c-ck, lhiys' tlnnmfssitni :tml :1 tiirls' Llniititissiuii. ln SCl'l'Cl'Zll'j'. tht- lull l'Ilk'll clztss t-lt-vts twu lumys :mtl two girls Out' fztcttlty ztrlvisurs this ycnt' VYt'l'U Nlr. Xlbivcltttzttt, til t'vp1't-suit tltvm mi thc- lmztrcl. This j'C1ll' tha' mem- lluys' l,llj'Slk'Ill liin-ctm'g Miss Nlillcr, tiirls' l'hysit':tl litrs til' tht- lnizml wvrt-1 St-niursf-Q'ztrlccn Nlztlcy. lJi1'cCttn', :tml Mr. i'iCl'QllSllll. sum-tml l't-vlq, li-ilu-rt liulih, :tml L'ltzu'lcs Sulcnug This ycztt' thc llu:u'cl has mct xtlmmtt micc at muntli tu I iiurs l'il'Illlt'l'S .Xmtimlsmu .luscpliinc Vim Ness, :tttcncl to thc lmsiiivss ul' thc zttlilctic activities. The tlmrlvs Nlm'g:u1,:111rl Rulwrt Nlclit-iiting Suplimiiuivs- lluzml pruviclt-s fm' tht- vxpcnscs :tml sttppurt uf thc Xlttria-l lmgztii, 'l:tt'qtu,-liiic l'cclc, Mullins llvsscllmmulc, teams in :L tinztnciztl way hy ztppmprizttitig ttumcy for mtl llicltzml XX'vlls. liztcli tlmimissimi L-lt-ctccl its own sttpplies. lt passes tm all thosc who ztrc suggested :ts tlllIt'1'l'fw frmn wlunn tht- mzliti liuztrcl was cltoscn. eligihlt' fm' t'ct'cix'it1g rm Nl , .Xml this yczlt' it hzul thc rlistinctitm to lwcsctit thc mvmlmcrs of thc liuutlmll l'h:tt'lit- Swlvgltl wus vlcctc-cl pn-siflc-tit uf thc Uu:u'cl, tmms with gtmlcl ftmtlmztlls. 110 1 piiitheii- F310 1,,-...gawk L, !44WWIlM 11111m R IN 4'AV. b-.- .uil ., 1 f ' , -11 - xxxx v - HW Il. 1' I X P 'r A f , I.. 4 A: 111 I I 1 I 1 IQQXNM' 'l.'Xl'I.'XlIN QRUSS l5UINI',5' RAS! Ulf OLD LADY SIIUXYS lllfli MICD 112 Q amphlfheafre cub .11-' J fffftgg 1, M? IIC cf J x A wk mn .-rf:. -'-11,7 f gd J -i-uhm HI sehool Neill 1977 1978 has been mole than sueeessful for the IJ1Zl1lldtlC Club Encouraged bx the QLLIIICNCIIICIHS of last 5631, we WCIC ex t1 emelx hopeful at the begmmng of thls year Led bv our eapable otheers lxobert XV1l5on presldent ean Burns nee 1JI'CS1dCl1lC hleanor VhZ1ll1ULIx, seeretarv and lIerbe1t Peek, tleasurel and bv an exeeutlve eomnnt tee eomposed of IXIZIIIOYI XVh1tehead Man Harrop and Cnlbert Qd1l7Cl1l'CI', we qL1ILlxIV put behmd us the busmess of trx outs for new IUCIDBCIS and began work on our fall presentatlon The BO01llC12lI'1g A truly all stal east was ehosen and rehearsals were begun Un the evenmg of December 72 the plav was put over to perfeetlon fxtllflilll Male took the lead as Bud XVoodb11dge, a south suflelmg SCVC1 ely from heart trouble, who was plaeed na the eale of the verv xoung D1 Sumner played by Gxlbert Carpenter The dxsease proved to le meurable and ll'l faet so vely eontaglous th tt both the CIOQ-U11 and h1s muse Vllglllla Xelva played by Eleanor VVarnoek eont1 aeted It Nll ended qulte hap Durmg the fall term a genes ot Saturday tften noon t11ps to New York plays was eondueted bv the elub 'Ihe Ivory Door was the first followed bv Mx Malvland and Ihe Imenn of the People lhese were enjoyed bv evelvone so that a fourth trlp was lun to see Hamlet played bv XValte1 llampton xvlth the begmnmg of the sprung te1n1 we reeen ed another 1l'lVlt3.tlOIl to enter the annual play eontest sponsored by the XVash1ngton Square Plaxers of New Xork Un1vers1ty 1n whxeh we won first place last year 911: one act plays were produeed bx the elub mem bers from Whlth one was ehosen to represent us m the contest 'I he Man 1n the Bowler Hat, Speakmg, to Father A Night 1n An Inn The Bov Lomes Home The Ghost Stolv and Ihe Old Lady Shows Her Medals were all presented befole the elub The last was selected to be gwen ln New York The Cast was composed of Jean Burns, Vlrglma Burgess, Elea nor NVarnock, Dorls Meeotter, Robert NV1lson, and Roland Browne, all of who1n developed a remarkable Scotch accent m a very short tune 1 . 2 L ' - D U 5 , Q ...- l ., -1, J'-F .. .... ..,.. ,, ,A .. 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' . . , . . , , ' . l' . ff' ' , ' - . . s n. r 1 , x 1 y C L. . . x - uf - rs I , u . l x 1 . , . , , . is 1 - sr Q 'I 1 u ' 1 - Q 1 ' ' - DFBATING CLUB HE tryouts for membership in the Debating C-lub were held early 1n the year with many Sophomores Juniors and Seniors displaying in terest in the club At the same time tryouts for the Interscholastic Debates were held The Debating Club was certainly not formed to be seen but not heard It fulfills both functions in the Interscholastlc Debates mysteries produced every now and then before an attentive but slightly bewildered audience in assembly These debates are arranged be tween different high schools of New ersey never with the object of producing bad feeling by choosing the winning side but in order to choose the best speakers regardless of side. This year six such debates have taken. place Although Montclair lost the exciting de- bate with an ancient rival East Orange nevertheless the honors have been pretty evenly divided. Although the Interscholastigs are the most import- ant events there are othericontests in which Debating Club .members test their mettle. The Colgate Univer- sity contest the New York Times Oratorical Contest on the United States Constitution, and the New jersey Women's..College Contest have all included some ,club member In the last mentioned one member Esther Porter made a very creditable showing In the ordinary club meetings held every other Thursday in Room 105 Parliamentary practice debat ing on subjects of interest to club members and de claimmg are participated m by all the members how ever shy and retiring Many meetings are taken up with tryouts for the Interscholastics when the whole club serves as critic and advisor as the candidates wrestle for the cherlshed positions OFFICERS OF THE CLUB , Presidenti . ........ . .IMARGARET HERVEY Yice:President.4 ............ CHED MADISON Secretary. Q .......... HERBERT NEUSTIADT ergeant-at-arms. .. . .FLAVEL SHURTLEFF The debates are coached by Mr. Augustine and Mr. Snyder, our faculty advisor, who has verygkindly taken Mr. Palmer's vacant placeas general head of the club. ':' S' . U 3 huthe 1 - af0P a Pe : I 2 115 lIxIINtllllll 116 Auf-L ' - . Q I- l french c u ll ll X 1 l1C'1SLlI'L Hunt' XX 1th smtekmg lips 'l crowd assembled at the Park Street House to see what kind of prodigality the French Club was up to now. Up hill 'md down d'1le within limits the Hunt progressed 'md aroused such interest in the club that many 'in 'zpplicant presented himself for ad- mission to the inner mysteries that belonged to such '1 delightful outer demonstr'1tion. l'he Hunt was fol- lowed by '1 Irench bridge party with French cards 'ind scorer conducted in true home style and with much deliberation and hesitation on the part of the players. lt soon became evident, however, that it wasnt going to be so easy to hold meetings, even at intervals of three Weeks length without '1 L0llf:llLlf with one or two ot the many other school 'metivitles So a plan wis formed to hawe meetings twice '1 month 'tlternatmg the hom of beginning between eleven A M 'md two thnty l' M In this w'1v the shortei morning periods coming in 'le t1v1t1es period eould be devoted to speakeis while the 'l.ffCll1001l meetmgs would be tlken up with soeiil events lhe 'lttendante nnmedmtelv rose in big leaps md bounds Among the speakels foi this yeir wls one of our own teachers Miss lekbelg who spoke of I 1 SUI bonne the famous French school in Paris Xn import ant event was the informal talk of M'1denio1selle I1 Bonett a real honest to goodness French woman who spoke on the youngel generation in Ilanee then edu cation marriages and life generally. The two-fold purpose of the Club is to widen its knowledge of French customs 'md manners thus gaining a better understanding of the whole nation 'ind to practice speaking the every-dav language of the French unfortunately diflicult to stress in school. l'he entrance requirements are high marks for SOlJll0lll0l'LS fair marks for uniors and a passing grade for the lofty Seniors. Fhis year the usual facultv advisor Miss Ward is abroad, spending a sabbatical year in Europe, and Miss Thompson has very kindly and ably taken her place. -L C , 5 - I l ill 5 v my ' l l- i 1 . ii a I . . , 1' 9 1. fr t ' K ff, .- ,. . 2. - fr Y - . ,. . - f K ' '. x'.m ' ' ' . . Y . L' K. J. . Y , .Y . U. L.- . . - -,-- ' , K , . 1 ., N c ' .' Z' .' 'Z K Y Q ,, x . . - . . . S K .. 1 ' 1. e X .' V e . 4 e r 2 T I Q 'e ' 'f ' .' 'Z if ' . .. V -.S 1., L,.,., b. . IZ I .- , . , , L.. C .l I - v.,., . if W - - 1 ' c ' c. F' ' .a J ' ' C 1 , . . K V, . ,,.' ' . - - y -- ' ' T- s -'- - - 5,1 1. A . . 1 . - 1 . , 1 C C C 3 Q 3 4 I 1 A I C C C V V C L ' T 1 ,I I fc .L I yt l C I C C .1 c e, c ' v f K C x Q v 1 4 i 1 ' L J 1 cr vs 'M J x f , 1 1 . rm K-1-at Nlf thinks, inevitably, of guitars and black eyes when one thinks of Spain. liut the El-Circulo Colon Cervantes carries on much more im- portant work than such fruitless lookiii and listening in its meetings one 'l'hursday each month in the unro- mantic Park Street llouse. Une of the very lirst meetings was a bridge, which, interpreted with a Spanish flavor, proved interesting. Another meeting was devoted to slides of South Amer- ica, which, as you no doubt remember, is a very Span- ish country. One of the most interesting and import- ant events was a discussion of the Monroe Doctrine, which was chiefly concerned with Spain at its begin- ' SPANISH CLUB ning, and which came in very nicely with the history work the members were just then undergoing. The chief aims of the Club are to practice speaking Spanish outside of school, and to study Spanish cus- toms and manners, subjects which would most lend to bring about a sympathetic understanding of that coun- try. The club is composed of members of second and third year Spanish classes who are interested in the study of Spanish beyond a mere taking of the course. Mrs. Smith and Mr. Ferry are the faculty advisors, who have very ably steered tl1e club through its fifth glorious year. ,,-.i, , ,V ,4,,,, ,,,, 4--H, , ,f r , .. .4 . . K,--. ' j i U H it ' -- L,-.7 ,N ' jx. H414 Yi I - 5. . , , ..,.5 , .5 i E- ., W..-8.7--- , S-,.,, ., , ,, -.., . -. ,,.f'- T-. I .--J' ' F --7 FTA' '--v-. - - - if 1-ff' A I A J ass. 'K3'T'T'!'ra!'mr:z-'12-rrrrrre-n-1-sf-svfzvie GREEK CLUB HE Greek Club, in proportion to its size, is one of the most energetic clubs in High School. This year, under the leadership of Mr. Putnam, the faculty advisor, the club l1as carried out several big projects. On the twenty-seventh of February, in the auditor- ium, a scene from Aristophanes' Frogs was presented before nearly two hundred students and teachers of various junior High Schools in Montclair. The cast was: Aeachus, Elizabeth Ashbyg Dionysus, Frances XVrightg Xanthias, Jeannette Hulstg slaves, Gerald Trenbath and Geoffrey Berrien. The play, presented in the original Greek, was enthusiastically received. Fol- lowing it came a talk by Mr. Putnam, who so enlight- ened the audience on Greek that they were able to trans- late two complete sentences from Greek to English. The purpose of this program was to interest the pupils of the Junior High in studying Greek in the High School. The Greek club has also made several trips into New York, visiting the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and seeing several Greek plays. Also, it contributed a con- siderable sum of money to the support of the American College in Athens. The crowning event of the year was the annual picnic. The entire club turned out and had a wonderful time. cfsef.m.a:.1.: - . . 1 .. 1, T A-Q - 1 --4, i, -,,,v,-Q 43,5 :J-:'e:v , n-' Kim 1 -:rr-f. I 120 ' ART CLUB HIS is the lirst you have hearcl of the .Xrt Club, though it very probably will not be the last. The members of the Club have taken as its name the very descriptive one of Brush and Palette, but the real name shoulcl be the Art Serviee Club, for this one elnb has renclerecl, during' this year, some extremely important services to Montclair High School. For a mere infant, the club is pretty sturdy. I Here is a list of a few of the imlispensable works of art presented by the nleinbers: posters for the Home and School .'Xssoeiation, posters for the Glee Club Uperetta, Captain Crossbonesf' posters for the Pine Mountain clrive. L rls for Mr. l'iekell and l tss plate for the l.atin topics of the new athletic cheers, which yiou may relnember having been shown Mr. Ferguson, lJt'l121l'IlNt'l1I, in assembly. The .-Xrt Club has also eonrluetecl the lloolc Plate Contest in the library for liook XYeek. .Xny member of the art Classes may enter this elub. It has already formecl a constitution, which states that its purpose, besides helping the school, is to practice art. The faculty advisor is Bliss 1Xnrlerson, who is a teacher of the art classes. A great cleal of ereclit is clue the club for its line lltmlllllllllg. A MATH EMATICS CLUB llli hlZlll'li'lllIlllCS Llulm, which stzirtcd lute in Uc- tohcr is om- of thc most worthwhile :md czirucst cluhs in the school. It is allways rcclucstcd hy thu pupils, m-vcr urged hy thc tczlcllcrs. lts ohjcct is to lc-sscu thc width ol' thc lmrczicli hctwccu lligh School luzitlicmzltics and collcgc mzltlicmutics. 'l'hc mciuhcrs of thc Cluh :irc pupils who intend to study zxdyzmcccl mzithcmzltics in thcir frcslimzm yczu' at collcgc. The flulm mccts cvcry XYCCll'lL'SflIly, :md spends one hour in discussing purcly ilizltlicluziticzll prohlcms that lczld into Calculus. livcry year, Il hook is liought which 2 scrycs as :ui introduction to highcr mzithcmzitics. 'l'hcrc is no constiuitiong thcrc :irc no ducsg thcrc :irc no social olmligatious whzltsocvcr. 'l'hc orgrmizzitiou docs not sccm much lilac :1 cluh, ycl thc mcctiugs :irc ziltcudcd rcgulzirly. 'l'hc ollicers arc: l'rcsiclcnt, or prcsidiug ofliccr, .Xllcu Newcomlmg sccrct:u'y, Pcggy Schlcgcl. 'l'hc fuc- ulty advisors arc Nlr. llzirl and Mr. Couiuc. The cu- rollmcnt is uiuctccu n1c1ulmcrsAnot so haul, Calculus, old hoyl GLEE CLUB 123 M A.. fin 1.2 THE. ORCHESTRA AND BAND GLEE CLUB HIS vear has been indeed a very notable one for the Orchestra Under the capable leadelship of Mr Rowell the orchestra has increased in size untl there are well over fifty pieces We rehearse twice a week and play regularly in assemblies Be ides we have entertained at the evening performances of the Dramatic Club and the evening meeting of the Parent Teacher Association At present we are work mg hard on the roles for Captaln Crossbones tl Glee Club s Operetta In addition to all tlns work with the orchestra M1 Rowell has developed a real band No one knew verx much about this band except that there was going to be one 'md that was getting to be an old story until we burst worth in the assembly one morning w'th snappy blue and white uniforms. Since then we have made ourselves famous by plaving at the football 'mil basketball games. Montclair High now has a band 1 f which it can really be proud. ITH a fine new music room more than one hundred meml ers and Mr Ward the Glee Club started out well in September The fall was taken up with practicing new selections several of which in addition to special quartet features were pre sented in assembly After Christmas work started on the important event of the year an operetta Captain Crossbones by Penn something hitherto untrzed in the annals of our history This was given the night before the spring vacation and was a tremendous success Still another stupendous undertaking was the se- lection rendered at the music festival Hiawathas VVedding. Feast. Great credit is due to Mr. Ward for the success of the club s ambitious enterprises. OFFICERS President ............... WILLIAM VV1R'rz Vice-President ........... HELEN DOWNES Secretary ........... IWARION WHITEHEAD Treasurer ................ JAMES VERNER Librarians DOROTHY SPRAGUE, DE FOREST VOORHEES - A hitheatr L ' a10P S - I ' .I . . .' 'ci' ', . l.., . I . l 26 l mamphitheafre H - -' '- m , I A Items uf Interest Q6wIbc3 r-A E fpjeb X g XR Ahab Ns we w students W I eave ome gg? A X l kglxi be Fore BFTQW pfcturfe of .student before and aftew a years work wuth augustme' I C00 f'-s 2511127 gif ugxdzik Sf dev-f ci X 5 BQ Whe fhe en of The s our n m e H BO X Term app ca has Gr ho rs mqe f x X lfnnvix n Il 1.1: K' mimi I a CML avudfnd yo Q-br an 7 ha Q M 8 ec ha e passhd 3 nf- fa q rand E m q Q + f' pf Q ' I 2 , no -5 9 9 o 0 -,,, f 1 I E C - 69 F., 15 Lu ' NL 16 ZW ,- I r . l i 95 x G S, P1 ! S6 9 gi 1' f X F fx f I ' w a'?e6, '1 X rr 4 7 51 ' Cl - Q : gf L 1 - .A ' 1 ' an , 1 . . 'fr ll X . Q SX X V Ylahvef., Y , Q LA L. or - ' Qi n A and you penal h s infi q fo ' aH up,u em-I screw up your- Y , ,I ,- 4- I u X tau o looI1', O 47, , ' ' f ff' X . ,' 36.555 N A. WM , 71.5 ,,- ', ' -,., 1 , - X ' LJ mg? :1 M I f I' -J Q0 A w -, L' , X V N - YJ 5 fx 4 rww., u 'C v V 'E Y f P Q fl VIN' I 01 C' Q , N. . Wh fr , '55 ' 5' P L' - 1 1' ou V lourmfwq -- I -,. d t - '-T -' u v 2 in iA' i r- fmw doubts A fh fdni oil -' n youffnnf rzgoryisal- 9 ev rq f Inq - glow-pious feeling l ! 127 +4 - 4 +- ,, hltheat rn r wa p1u'9'za' ei - , -I. 1 Y M ' ' 1 ua ynqt -now? b ecur-hed 4 out of 5' haue gt . Q Qwy I: that sc?-:SEL srl. com AEK ld walk mule For ca:mel t'TNT0 -ram If f . fab! 4 lust drop 1 Chnses dart 6 5 LTL, ri .- Fa .f1mgv1 ' Y' 3 I ,Q :A 'x f4J 1 DQ wi A A 0, Q m f3fff.f's 1 a thitheat Pe P'Z L1..l LD E ...I C0 'fffp . L . EZ Ib 130 4 amphitheafr A THE YOUNGER GENERATION ww M 'E A155423 KNOWS WHAT TT WANTS and Bests has the reputation of w1th1n the bounds of allowances Sub debs find fashlons here that are dlfferent young men like the smart sturdmess 1n Best s clothes iliiest 8: Qin Fxfth Avenue at 35th St N Y Par s Palm Beach London 3, - .:-. o 1 ' fx, lr TNF! P will 255' T 'f' Q llsl TW , . T 253, 3 'Q' ' 47 - if 1' f f 'L a l 1 7' , . ':4. fZk7' ,3 4 1 gfaflfylng youthful needs and tastes fig? ll , . cc an ff. at mv , . . t ' . '. , W Pi 1 s A ' A 5' 1, is A A ' A TSW ' .- . . A gl i 131 A Fuel SCTVICC Efllclent and I'r1endly TO THE CLASS OF 28 The year s hlgh tlde comes m amb1t1on steers your bark Its ebblng finds you foot prmtmg the sands to other halls of learnnng e cient be rzendly shall ever a1d you well for these attrxbutes are a large part of your contrlbutxon to llfe s walk We leave wlth you thls counsel and the hope that you faxthfully practxse nt Perhaps you even may remember IH later lnfe who was first to tell you of nt JOHN vL?I'..2E'- SON FUEL Telephone 912 Home Telephone 696W Bloo fi ld JCSEPI-I A DURR Practzcul Plumber Steam and Gas Fztter TINNING AND HEATING G15 Ranges Gas Water Heaters Plumbm Fxxtures on Dsplay Remodel ng our Specxalty 226 Lorra ne Ave UPPER MONTCLAIR N J THE PEOPLILS NATIONAL BANK OF MONTCLAIR F xtencls zts best wzshes to the graduatzn g members of the Montclazr Hzgh School and wzshes them all success 5:1 ' l 0 Q .22 I as ' ' 1 ' 77 ' In 9 3 , I I I I l V , 4 Q I . - . . g , - ' g ' , , l - i ' But, Wherever you are, this precept: Be 1 e ' ' ,gi I 'T f an . . . , , i i I I . 132 ' phltheafre l Montcla1r Frurt and Produce Market Imported Olzve Ozl a Specialty L MARCOT SL CO PROPRIETORS 335 Bloomield Ave Phone 1546 Branch 145 Valley Road Phone Mont 7381 PIGGINS ART AND GIFT SHOP DIPI OMAS FRAMED S1 50 403 Bloomfield Ave Montcla1r N J Commumty Hardware Store Hardware Paints and House Furmsbzngs Garden Tools, Seeds Etc Phone Montcla1r 2546 45 Watchung Plaza Montclan' N Tepehone MODtCl3lf 6208 C JOHNSON St CO Inc Awnzngs and Shades 345 Bloomfield Ave Montcla1r N J He took her to Huber s for Ice Cream And she ate and ate and ate Then she gave her heart to hlrn To make room for another plate HUBER S 262 Bellevue Ave Church St MONTCLAIR W1ll0Wd3lC Flower Houses Fresh Cut Flowers for Every Oecaszon Decoratzons and Landseapzng WILLOWDALE AVE PHONE 777 3 A L 1 .4 I ' L I 1 4 , f a I 7 A - , Telephone Montclair 8368 J. W. Pnggms, Prop. . . 12 . 1 . l , . . , TV . . , 4 , . ' , - J- l . ., . .p 71 133 IIIIE EDWARD MADISON + COMPANY BCDKS S'D9I1'IONEIU' AICl'WARES CAMERAS ARTISTIC' FRAMING UPRINTIN G 4214429 BLGDMFIEIDAv'MONTCLAlR N J Telephone Montclaxr 6173 DYER HARDWARE, Inc 517 Bloomfield Avenue Paznts Varmslaes Garden Supplzes Mechanics Tools House Furmsbzngs PROMPT SERVICE COURTESY REASONABLE PRICES VVHAT XVAS NVHEN IN M H S July 10-Results of college board exams reached ex pectant students of M H S July 11 General prostrauons saxd to have been caused by college board markltls july 15 After Hymg from Pans to London Ferg1e what were these l1ttle glrls domg there? Aug 7 Several glrls seen at Splzt Rlck about 5 30 m the mornmg Aug 12 Gordon Lovell rumed hls vacation by re membermg school was to begln a month from that ay 6 . , Q 0 I O 4 ' .0 ' o 0 o o Builders' Hardware ' Lisbf Hardware met Doris Smith in Buckingham Palace. Now, ' r I . . . . l d . 134 amphltheif Pe ST JAMES CHURCH Upper Montclalr N I Challenges the members of the Class of 1928 TO A LIFE WHOSE GOAL IS NOT CONFINED T0 THE THINGS OF THIS WORLD that are upon the earth Coloss1ans 3 2 TO A LIFE ALWAYS LOYAL T0 DEFINITE CHRISTIAN STANDARDS No man can serve two masters, ye cannot serve God and mammon St Matthew 6 24 A LIFE EVER READY TO CONTRIBUTE RATHER THAN WAITING TO RECEIVE The Son of Man came not to be mmlstered unto, but to m1n1ster St Mark 10 45 A I L E I-I A L 7 A Set your mind on the things that are aboveg not on the things ,, . U l u ' ' I - as . - 'ro , . ff ' ' ' ' ,I . 135 amphltheaf Pe ' Telephone 2 5 05 OSCAR A PETERSON Buzldzng Contractor TH11 PRIMROSE SHOP 78 NORTH WILLOW ST The Shop of I ndzwdualzty 461 BLOOMFIELD AVE Moncclanr N J .- l 1 uwxizzna ULH i' In uni' Montclair N J AUTOMATIC REF RIGERATI ON SEE THE GAS REFRIGERATOR NO MOVING PARTS TO WEAR OUT Ice By W1re Corporatlon 173 GLENRIIDGE AVENUE Phone 8406 Montclalr Telephone 4004 P LARSEN SL SONS General Insurance 316 Bloomfleld Avenue Montcla Complzments 0 THE LORRAINE Inc Sodas and Dazntzes g m .r - - New - Silent - Simple - Cheap ' , N- J l 4' ir, N. J l ' 'I , . 136 Phone Montclair 2736 Upper MOHICIHIF Delicatessen A Kopelan Prop Foods All Ready fo Enjoy untlaouf Cookzng to Annoy 624W Valley Road Upper Montclair N The Florence McK1rgan Inn an Tea Room Seven Seymour Street fNext to Wellmont Theaterj MONTCLAIR Formerly White House Coffee Shop Tel Mont 6482 6483 Establlshed 1911 MOLINE Sc KRONBERG Tazlors Cleaners Dyers 627 A Valley Road Upper Montclair N J Telephone 19 3 9 Establlshed 1912 OTTO MUELLER Son 'md Successor to Wenzl Mueller Cabinet Maker and Upholsterer NEW AND ANTIQUE FURNITURE Reproductions to Order 117 WALNUT STREET Montclair, N. J. Box Springs, Mattresses, Furniture, Slip Covers, Etc. Made to Order Repairing, Polishing, Refinishing, Art Cabinet Work Wood Carving, Etc. Phone Montclair 4525 4526 LORRAINE FRUIT MARKET Rudolph Arp Prop Your Phone Orders Wlll Have Our Best Attention 614 Valley Road Upper Montclair N J H BUY FROM i l ll Momcmn FEED efuu co ll HFK LMNG VLNKIIUDAB WOOD COKE GRAIN HAY CEMENT FERTILIZER DEPENDABLE QUALITY -vu N s- -Ao cs - MONTCLAIR 8300-5301 I9 GROVE STREET amPhi. h af'-e ' 2 1 -11 41 ik A phitheat X '- - I ' 5 1- ' CARDINHLS S :fa tg f Q! TRADE N ff fd f + 0 fy L'-K'f5 5 l'i 7: 'iw QSM L2 Q i El f! 5 1,2 ' Q 5 ' if Q sij W FS 4, , 1 rorurcmwrs h M I U. 'w:::r 7? fx Ii fu r om ' A b i , 1 A 0 3? 91247 ' irn - 17 5551 M., 1 I Em'R'iKQ'1l EB5791f93f5R ii ' 3:5 HMI v5'il5?n?2-5.2C':'?: gi INK-OUT E5 Wmmmwm. 50'---mv IT 5 gg QM-W I-1 99 I 355 I'frmmM1 ' 1 131 5 Eff ' '-H-' v-rf'-'JEL ss? iiii 138 - amphutheatre REMEBERV WE BUY SECOND MORTGAGES FOR CASH MOI1tCla1f Mortgage Company Madxson Bu1ld1ng Phone 2662 Montcla r Phone Montclau' 8047 CJCTHCI Beauty Salon All Branches o Beauty Culture Permanent and Marcel Wavzng 463 Bloomfield Ave Montclan' Center One Flight Up MARION IRENE Inc A ternoon Frocks Evenzng Gowns Sports Wear 9 Bloomfield Ave Montclair N TELEPHONE 587 8 MONTCLAIR As the twzg zs bent dotb the tree efzclzne Bloomfield Ave Montclaxr N J PHONE 1603 MONTCLAIR W O PERSONS Inc Lumber Coal and Masons Materzal IS GREENWOOD AVE MONTCLAIR N J Tel Mont 3145 No connecuon wlth anv other store DANIELSON Sc SON Custom Tazlors Cleaners Dyers Watchung Plaza Montclznr N PLAZA FOOD SHOP Imports Our Speczalty Cold Meats-Cheese Salads Watchung Ave Upper Montclaxr TELEPHONE 8664 THE LINEN SHOP E B Clegg Bloomfield Ave Montclaxr N A -: P l C , I f A - 'A I 41 . ' , . J. D ff ' ' ' ,J N . Q ' ' Specialists in Mrs. Crane's Corset Shop f 1 ' 421 . ' , . . a s , n ' ' I I ' , . , . ' ' ' 35 - ' , . 113 ' . 428 . ' , V . 139 , amphltheatre - Phone 9944 Montclarr For pure bonu made candles and B U R N E R S zce cream go to Books G1 ts Statzouerg Engraving LOUVIS Kodalzs Greetmg Cards 618 Vallev Road Upper Montclaxr UPPER MONTCI-AIR 20 Booths 18 Operators D A W S O N S We Fater to Her Mayevfy All Branches o Beauty Culture XL 5 tba Well Groomerl Woman Permanent Wav?-Entnre Head 812 S0 lqfw Q PanZC0 LATEST METHOD Beauty Salon E WAVE 503 Bloomfield Ave Madxson Bldg Tel Montclznr 8900 8901 MOHICIZIF N .l Hotel Suburban Phone Montclarr 624 141 Harmon St,-get A Pleased Customer Is Our Best Customer The Osborne 81 Marselhs Co Scranton, Kmgston, Pxttston Anthracxte Coal Fuel and Furnace O1ls Buxldrng Materlals PHONES 6400 01 02 03 Oct 29 Montclalr beat East Orange 34 O ll'1 footlnll Oct 79 Mldmght Twelve M H S youths mclud mg Eddie Bartlett and Jack Rutherford had a rlde m the pohce patrol the goal posts followmg on beh1nd ln the capaclty of a chaperone Nov 1 jean North and Jume Rosevear succumbed after the close of the first markmg perlod Nov Z1 Football squad grew beards ln preparatzon for the comlng test of strength they thought they wele all Samsons I A 1- I ! D . .il 2 ' :-. 7 I F- . : J T ' lx l' 1 , ,N-.l- 1 ' ' ' T if, r 3 ,X , - . . , ' r 'sv x , l f ' I ' - . . s - - Q 1 ff I F, 0 1 s. y - , C u . ... i i . . . , ' . . . 4 . Y u I , 140 UH amphlfhedfr Telephone Montclaxr 4542 A C BURKE Automobzle Coach Work Complzments of Bod3bWorliNew and Repgxr Glass Rieplacements t d f 1 I4 t mills seil1cgSveffOs?1nglf0i Uillfilieffnl C EASMAN JACOBUS Hlgh Grade Motor Car Refimshmg 74 76 North Wlllow Street Montclaxr N R l E a ph Marshall Successor Tele hones 967 2688 MARSHALL P QPTICI A1265 SAFT NORTH EN D GARAGE AT THE CENTER Telephone Montclair 6128 Stomige Expert Repazrs Supplies Tax: Serwce 5 Church St Hmck Bldg Montclaxr N J 199 Bellevue Ave Upper Montclanr N J MADISON S STUDIO M2d1S0n Bu1ld1ng 427 429 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE MONTCLAIR N J PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR THE YEAR BOOK 1 . - ll l - - :. l 0 ... - . . . .J 4 Y 4, ,- : , - . ' 1 'J' ' 9 . 1 1 1 -a . ' ., . . - a ' 7 , .. 141 ' amphltheaf Pe MOUNTAIN TRUST COMPANY extends an znfvztatzon to all members of the Hzgh School to yozn thezr mstztutzon by becommg a deposztor A C Fetterolf, Presxdent QValley Road at Bellevue Avej UPPER MONTCLAIR Otlice Phone 751 Montclan' Resxdence 6841 W H PARSONS Real Estate Office 253 Bellevue Avenue Opposnte Depot Upper Montclaxr Phone 1580 HAYES Sl KIERSTEAD Plumbers 590 Valley Road Upper Montclan Tel Montclalr 3882 CECILE CORCORAN Specxalxzmg m PERMANENT WAVING Complete Beauty Servxce 244 Bellevue Ave Upper Montclaxr O to T Rose Phone Montclau' 546 THE ROSE SHOP 622 624 Bloomfield Avenue Montclalr N J QUALITY Tobaccomsts and Statxoners Iozn our Clreulatmg Lzbrary Com phments o JUNIOR AUXILIARY OF THE MONTCLAIR WOMAN S CLUB A 3 - .. .. . . ,r,N.J. ' ' ' HAIR DRESSING PARLOR . ' , N. J. ' f ' ', N. J. , ' 142 Compliments o HLYCLUB Established 18 8 9 A JOHN ESPY Designer and Manufacturer of Cemetery Memorials 664 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE PHONE MONTCLAIR 838 Tcl. Montclair 406 Next to Red Cross DOLLAR CLEANERS Not connected with any other store in Montclair 452 Bloomfield Ave. Montclair, N. J. Nov. 2-le-Montclair blasted the bloom out of Bloom- field by a 6-O score, amid the mud and the crowd. Nov. 28--The settlement of debts incurred by the Montclair-Bloomfield game. Dec. 12-Football assembly. Mr. Ferguson gave the football men gold footballs, and the hint not to give them away. Dec. 21-Dramatic Club presented The Boomerang. Dec. 21, 22, 23-Many persons lost in the jam on ac- count of graduates returning to give M. H. S. the once-over. lan. 3-Half the school, only, presented itself in a very sleepy mood, after a most restful f???j vacation. -if A l1i'l'l'lEQ'l'l E ' t - aff'P ', f 'f'1m Telephone Montclair 6338 MILLER Sc MCGIFFERT Surveyors and Engzneers kBl 484 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE Complzments of CLAIRIDGE TH EATRE HENKE S Jewelers MONTCLAIR N J CLARENCE V CAFPREY Szlk Hoszery and Lzngerze Upper MOHtCl31f Centre THE WELLMONT UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT HERMAN RIPKE OF NEW YORK d MONTCLAIR ph 4 1 4442 ui dingj Montclair, N. J. 7 Home Made Ice Cream, Fruit, Iees, and Candy-All'Made v ' ' on Premises I an A Tele one Mon c air 144 A PERSONAL AND COMMERCIAL CHECKING ACCOUNTS SAVINGS DEPARTMENT SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES SILVER AND FUR STORAGE VAULTS INVESTMENT COUNSEL AND SERVICE Trust Department Acts As Executor Adrmnistrator Trustee Fmanclal Secretary THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Established 1909 At the Bus1ness Center Upper Montclair NK 'f THE FI Bus. Tel. Mont. 1800 Res. Tel. Orange 5227 E S S E X M A R K E T 409 Montclair Monumental Works Opposite Montclair Entrance Rosedale Cemetery M onumeuts, M ausol eums Statuary John F. Marnell, Prop. N 11 Orange Road Montclair, No Connection with Any Other Firm E. P. CASEY, Prop. Meats, Provisions, Poultry, Fish Phone 4120 615 Valley Road Phone 1665 Upper Montclair Pharmacy 628 Valley Road Upper Montclair, N. J. T amphitheatre - i I ' 1 L 1' RAN KLIN STL DIO NIUSIC House prunises Work fully bunrnnteed 'S NEW STREET lNcxt to 1-Iahne SL Qoj NhWARK N J Iwi Telephone Market 1178 Open9A M to9P M Telephone Montclair 10031 DAINTY CRHI' T Ifome Made Con eetfom' i Muff: in Mfmfvfuir N. . S96 VALLEY ROAD Upper Montclair N. . Montclair 8240-8241 140LI1Y QHEVROI BT SALES C0 ALBERT E NOLL N k Groeeries, Fruits and Vegetables ewar ' N' Teus, Coffee, Buffer and Eggs Our Sjwviulfy 48 FAIRFIELD ST. WATCHUNG CENTER ' Ann- 6 4 f' ' - . Y amp I 951' Pe ' ' in - I ' 1 ,, , I ' I F g- Expcrt repairing of all musical instruments done on the ' , . . ' l 1' C, , , 1 D AfLv . . . . . f 1 , y I 1 J Ph 1 E 1 E E J X ' . 146 4 T nj amphltheatl' T Telephone 7072 GEORGE A SCALES at SoN Www KX PdZ7Zf6fS dnl! Decorators cf 31 Dodd Street Montcla r N J THE CENTRAL CLEANING Sc DYEING CO 48 Valley Road S64 Valley Road The Upper Montclau' Busmess Center 1S the logxcal shoppmg place for qu1te a large tern tory and many of 1ts Shops are now offermg a Quahty of Merchandxse and Servxce mefltlng your larger patronage Telepl one Mo tcla r 10163 ROBINSON S Sea Food Ma: feet H lf Shell Oy te s a Speclalty QUALITY SERVICE S0 FAIRFIELD STREET MONTCLAIR N :fy THE JUNIOR CLASS i ' 3 I . - 12,1 Q? i , . . 47 Broadway, Newark, N. Compliments of 1 1 n i , . a , s r ' ' , . - 147 35, - - f faniphifheagffgf- T 1 2 I' ..--.. THE BUS THAT BUSTED THE TOONERVILLE TRGLLEY ! sv Foumme Fox ESPECIALLY DRAWN FOR THE ARROW BUS INTERSTATE COMPANY 9' 'fue POOR ow sxwvera Remuzeo wi-new rue i sAw ALL rns FAVORITE CUSTOMERS TAKING T Q Z THE ARROW BUS TO TOWN THAT SAFETY Q T DEPENDABILITY Ano COURTESY HAD WON. eg,ii'f , -T-5-161-Ai F fl 0 lm- fl i 3 .+ ,. WK 5 . 1 ,j 7, -- Q 5 -7-, ,A b 'T' . T fi WN V ! ff kd MI V L , T, jf A ,, T 2,4 9 ' l 187,31 ' Z lug qiu I ' wg FM M, mm .. ,265 I f .a lfigrjf Q ' -d 4 -jj- I TWT TXllhi:?f'H4fQZiEl'W' Q ,L-g , , Jig 1,--M 6 EY GQ CLE- j' ALi T11 f1 H'Jj5C5'JGwLWl ' ,Sa f T..-f ' ' 'W1w '4z in, I WI' D 'fixmg CD W' gy! WVJ ,MTW V- 'fu f 4 J 1415 Compliments of THE MONTCLAIR HIGH SCHOOL GLEE CLUB CHARLES J SOLEAU H eatmg Contractor Engmeermg ph M 6 Complzments of A FRIEND MU Cb JQYYXK G1 RdgW Mt Copy Tele one onrclair' 754 1 E Hea in S 'stems Installed and Overbauled QI., ,f fl Installed Heating in-Upper on c air Woman's lu g f en i e oman's Clubg on clair Trust rn an X . 149 4 amphifheafre C 5 - I - 4 Phone Momflaif 4326 Rosedale Monument VVorks PARAMOUNT PRINTING CO. Good Printing Typesetting Two Gates Avenue MONTCLAIR NEW JERSEY Montclalr 10138 Insurance Notary Publue Mortgages GhO H QUINN Realtor Projnrlzu o DlXfll1l lion 310 ORANGE ROAD MONTCLAIR Izager Auto Supply House 310 317 BLOOMFIFLD AVE Brake Spccmlzsts Flu! Rafe Phone 3627 Montclan FRANCES ROSE S47 Valley Road Upper Montclanr N J That smart Frock you are seekmg may be found nn my shop IDCXPCHSIVC too-also damty underth1ngs and sheer hoslery to match any costume Franc es for Froclzs O. H. LEAMAN, INC., Prop. 400 Orange Road QTel 3871 Montclcur N We sohcnt your patronage Our 42 years of pmctncal expernenee are t your chsposal 'ln 19-Onte more NIOl1tCl'11I' hlwsted the bloom out 1 f liloomheld only lt w'1s m lmsketlmll thus tlme 79 70 m 70 I VCIV one Ind that grind md blOI'1Oll9 feehng msteacl of und XCIIIIIS 4 73 Monttlalr bewt I'1st Omngc 73 18 L111'l1'1L1lY1t6Cl the sl Lves .md cleuded the best thm to do m the use was to have '1 good time em 17 lXI011tLl'll1' plwwecl I ast Change m lnsketball hut we h'1d hettel not s IW 'mxthmg 'thout the score em 1 lhe s'1me thmg lnppenecl wlth Bloomfield ea 77 Mon thmlsmg and l11SIO1'1L'Il toplts wxth the sunt. tontlusxon as that of Ieb 1 5 7 u a I Y l i I l A . H a , N. j. i - '- Je . I ' I 1 1 I - J Q H' ' 1 S I ' S ' 1 'i ' , ' ' il: ... - 2 . K . z ff ' . ' 'L J. . ' -1 c Q. . J' II. ... i ' ' c Le .' c ', -1 ' . 1 Feb. 12---Every one put deep thought on how Lincoln I - . . sz J, ' 3 ' g 7 ' ' , ' 'L S , .1 I K. LY . . F-I. - if .,' E' fx' .V , - t ' 5: j Q 1' ' f . 5 . ' ' ' F I . Z - s. ' f . ' ' . . F I. g-- A ' ' ' I U ' 5. ' ' ' ' 9' . 2. 150 ' amphlfhedf Pe ' Phone 2014 MCNULTY S PHARMACY Prescrzptzons, Pure Drugs, H ospztal Su p plzes South Fullerton Ave and The Crescent Montclalr New Jersey The Arlstocrats of Phonographs Radios and Pianos Incorporated BLOOMFIELD AVE MONTCLAIR N J Complzments of THE GIRLS CLUB 0 the Upper Montclalr Womens Club Montclaur Brown Sc Wh1te Cab Company Cuterzng excluswely to Montclair people MONTCLAIR 9000 DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE S L HARVEY Manager WM c coPE Pres J J FENNELL Mgr Montclalr Secretarlal School Hmck Bu1ldxn g Montclaxr N SHORT INTENSIVE COURSES POSITIONS GUARANTEED ALL GRADUATES Indnvndual Instructxon Reasonable Rates DAY AND EVENING CLASSES-OPEN ALL YEAR Phone 4870 i I I ' 1 - ROBERT C- BUCHANAN A Cars for all occdsions 614 . 4, . . ' ' ' . . . . . , - J,- f H K ..... 151 THE SENIOR CLASS . ure-ff' ', L WI ' If amphltheafr ' FRANK H CORSON CO Real Estate and Insurance 379 Bloomfield Avenue PHONE MONTCLAIR 1555 Tae new Poxt Office Buzldlng zs opposzte our 0 tee Phone Montclalr 4180 FRANK E DAN IELSON Tazlor Repazrmg Pressing Dry Cleaning Dyezng Furs remodeled and repaired 115 GROVE ST MONTCLAIR For Your Battery Servlce GEORGE L DRAFFIN PHONE MONTCLAIR 5728 Walnut Street Montclaxr WM HUGHES, Inc Efverythzng for Boys and Men Youll find our PRICES LOWFR 511 13 BLOOMFIELD AVE BOYD BROS Przrne Meats and Poultry FISH IN SEASON SWEET BREADS AND CALVES IIVERS Telephone 7074 610 Valley Road Upper Montclaxr N J The Home Electrlcal Shop Electrzeal and Radzo Serwee 373 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE Montcla1r N J Phone 6 Bxioe Standard Battery and Engmeermg Co Howard A Platte Manager STARTING IGNITION LIGHTING 5 NORTH WILLOW STREFT Telephone Montclalr 3246 Montclanr N ,I 1 .l . - ? - - i I ' 1 - . , N. J l 'l I I I U I 17' Goodyear Tires and Tubes-USL Batteries 119 ' , N. J I Cl ' 77 ' , . . 7 4 ' 1 J ' , . 153 C l ' of T Compliments of J. S. H Y E R Golden Ladd Farms Grade A Raw M1lk Grade A Dalry Products TELEPHONE 1147 CALDWELL ROSELAND NEW JERSEY F You WANT SERVICE P YoU WANT QUALITY P You WANT ACCURACY for the same prxce you have been payxng for one of these-telephone THE MISSION PRESS Montclau' 7915 Book Prmtmg Stationery Publzcatzons Composztzon Hugh R Monro Jr Proprxetor 14 FRINK STREET MONTCLAIR N J Mar 3 Tverett Coon set a new state record for the hlgh jump at 5 feet HM mches Result another cup for the school Mar 10-M H S Dramatlc Club won New York contest 1n wluch eight schools partlupatecl The play was The Old Lady Shows Her Medals Mar 24-After many vlgxlant hours of workmg the Mar 29 Captain Crossbones presented by the M H S Glee Clubs Mar 30-The Mountalneer put out a tablold sheet what IS this school comlng to? 9 , I year book went to press. I 154 Does not always indicate the meeting of the brook and river of life but it usually does mean a turn in the road where we take our bearings and look off to the far horizon of future achievement To help toward the goal we heartily recommend that you open an account in our Thrift Dpeartment and nulfe deposits regularly In this way even small depositr welded together with the interest which we allow at 47,1 per annum will amount to a considerable sum. BANK OF MONTCLAIR Montclairs Bank of Personal Service Established 1889 April 9 M H S reassembled in body if not in mind after Laster vacation April 16-Joyce started to laugh while reading the April 20-The teachers began dwell1ng on finals and college boards April 25 Joyce stopped laughing April 28--The Junior Prom was held May 1 Back to the cradle days The girls brought forth curls and the boys Buster Brown ties May 10-Several persons conceived the idea of start ing studying so they would graduate May Z6-D1d we win the N. J. I. A. A. Track Meet at Essex Field? I ask you did we? Anv occasional May day baseball, tennis track or what have you? June 2-State meet at Newark. ' Around June 8--Senior Exams cases of heart failure as well as memory failure caused grave disasters. june 10, 13-Several Seniors dropped on the wayside. June 14-M. H. S. Seniors ended their struggle in High School by graduating. June 15-Class Day-a good time was had by all. GOOD-BYE, MONTCLAIR HIGH T amphll h atre o - amPh1 '1 aff-Q Wm. Morgan SL Sons - Clothiers ana' Shirt Makers SHOES, FURNISHINGS 14 Cortlandt Street 9 a d 11 Dey Street NEW YORK Complzments of OWEN MARKET CO Complzmentsqz ,P X JACOBSEN S SPORT SHOP A FRIE? Track Shoes and Supplzes-Golf Supplzes 2 f ff!! 596 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE ,wif L 6 Opp M d d A , n , M W at A , , , ' 4 X . . Q Tennis Rackets Restrung in 4 Hours 0 'A Q. ' 5 osite i lan venue 156 amphlfheaf Fe WOOD CRAFT SHOP Complete lme of unpamted furmture Lorrame Avenue Upper Montclau' Phone 2774 THE WALMONT R B Thomson Proprletor Ire Cream-Con ectzonery and Delzcafessen Home Made Salads a Spec alty Walnut Street Phone 9456 For 35 Years The MOHtClH1f Savmgs Bank has been helplng young men and women to make good 1n then' Cllmb to Worthwhlle thmgs Let us help YOU It s Safe That s Why SILENT AUTOMATIC The N ozseless O11 Burner Smyth Sales Corporatlon Essex County Dltsrxbutors 379 Bloomfield Av 882 Broad St Montclaxr Newark The Lorra1ne Beauty Salon MISS M E PI-IELPS 240 Lorraxne Ave Upper Montclan' N I Tel 8670 Montcla r J HARRIS The Footwear Shop sos BLOOMFIELD AVENUE - M 228 ' ' ' ' V f ' I . . 108 i Tel. Mont. szsz Tel. Mkt. 8230-8231 . . . U, . , . Q . i KI 3 ! S! Y 157 Buy zn M ontclazr Serwce zn M ontclazr MONTCLAIR AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION JOSEPH A O CONNOR 8: SON R ealtors Specialists in Residential Property 341 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE Montclair, N. J. Phone: Montclair 10400 and 10401 Q QLook for the Clockj NEW JERSEY LAW SCHOOL PRE-LEGAL DEPT Offers a Standard two-year course of college work. Graduates of this course meet the entrance requirements for Law School or may transfer their credits to other institutions granting academic degrees. FOR CATALOG, ADDRESS NEW JERSEY LAW SCHOOL, 'PRE-LEGAL DEPT. OGDEN AND RECTOR STREETS NEWARK, NEW JERSEY -+ -- -1 hitheat -I M -,. --r -, 45, 4., Q . F? h 7 Z .f-'P V331 'P 1'-S ' . flliil V - '. ' ' V 3 .- f ' , '15 'V 125- f'?'f'7Qf'- ' X- QQ 1--' f H ,?': M N' 1.1-' 'Y ' '52 ' ' ' - , 'N 1 , I I 7 ' ' . .JVSFEZ-2..,A,' jr ., ' , 5 'Af 7'f , 1 1 , 1 'I ' g - '. 45- V, , V lv. . , I 4--jff. . 'J 9 N QX1 ' ff I 1 ' Y I f,: 1 ' , SI-.- CA I A ' 'f ' Y .eifx X Q ' Xwxu, U. l '. ' fuzzy, ' J ' '- -' ' un. 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