Montclair High School - Amphitheatre Yearbook (Montclair, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1937 volume:

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Picflcell sNS3-1930 Supvdnhuuhwd ufihv Nl0nh1nh'SCh00h lQ23f1Qj6 firlilor in fwlnivf 13fIilOl'ill'CNIlil'f RUTH DIPMAN f,xSS0l'fll lc' Ifrfi lors VIRGINIA lilS.XNN l.II.I.I.-IN l:l-.l.DM.XN AII lilliflil' XVINIIRILIJ I IUIAII-is lJll0t0gl'llfJIlY JOHN I5liAl. fi M AIIAMIW CBI IJ0l'SOllClliti9S ALICI-1 NOPPEL AI-Iivities IJAVID SUTI-IERLAND FIAIIIIQOIJURE BOLDI-LN Girls' Sporis SI:zIxNNI-1 INILAY Hovs' S Joris . f Unix XYILAS H.xIeoI,In 'DICKINSON Q lgllsiness fxlflllflgpl' ISABFL .IUSTICI-' fxlll'0l'fiSillg BEN SCIII-.R BIARTIIA SlIl'RTl.liI-KF 5'IoR'rIIwIER KAMIN 1OIIf1lic'ily GERTRl,'DIi PIIILIPS RLTTII C:L.XC'C'l'5l ,SlLIJSCl'if7H0llS Blues' FINNI,R'I'I' NIARTIIA SIII'Ie'I'I.LI-If IS.XBl1Ll..X Ho.x'I'sox KIxTIII1RIxI-3 ISRUNYN Typisls EDITH DI IIIRIIJ :XN.xST.xsI.x UI,R.xNI0S Faculty Aclvisers NIISS ALIJIZIKTII NIR. BAKEII FIR. PRIEST General Assistants BIlX'ERLEX' BLI-XCKNN'l'Il.l. PIIYLLIS ISUSII RUSSELL FIOISSON DAVID HOISINGTON CEORCIZ KY'l.l'f JEL-XNNE F l,x1'III-:wsoN Cli.'XRLES NIONCIOI HELEN SICKINGER XJASIITI VIQRENT DAN YowI:I.L DoI'czLIxs xN7ll.l.l.XMS Business Alu Imgvr MISS MARY CRAWFORD tt is witti cteep regret ttlat we tearn of tile retire- ment of our tletoveft Latin teaetier, tvtiss Crawforit, wtuo has serveft as faittzfutty for so many years. Sine tlas won an enviatbte ptaee in tile tiearts of att tier papits in ttiis sctioot wtlo witt ever ctieristx fomiest memories of tile tzours ttzey iiaue spent witti t1,er. in teaving as site tatees witil tier our sincerest wisties anti cteep affection. MISS MARY NORTH txftiss Mary Norttl, for years tile tleact of ttie tiistory rtepartment, is retiring after many years of service on tile facutty of tvtontetair High Seiioot. Vve of tile stactent tnociy extenci to tier our tiearty congratulations on tier tong career as a teaciler iiere at sctioot, and sincerely wish that ttie years of tier wettfearnezi retirement may give tier as much enjoyment as ttiose years stie tlas spent teactling at tvtontctair Higti. NRL Wh 51155 CZRAVVFORD N155 NORTH Flu. l'r-,Rcws ljrincipul NIR. PL l'N.XINI Flies. PILCHI-ik Miss BIURPIIY AEIIOTT, NIR. FORREST L. Commerciat, Bursar, Placement Bureau, Chairman Depart- ment, Tarctiness ALDRICH, NIIISS EDITH M. Art Study Halt ARMSTRONG, NIISS N.kTH.kI.1E V. Lihrary AU USTINE, NIR. HAROLD M. ANDERSON, MISS KATHARINE H. istory, Geography, Sociology AKER, MR. FRANK A. Printing, Advertising, Amphi- theatre BARKER, MR. ROLAND English BARNES, MISS I-ElCH D. English, Attenotance BRADBURY, MR. CEAIL M. Chemistry BEDELL, MISS IRENE M. Commercial BIRD, NIR. LESLIE G. English, Molintaineer CALIANDRO, MR. ANTHONY Itatian, Circoto ltatiano CHITTIM, MR. CHARLES VV. Commercial, Book Room CONINE, NTR. ELMER E. Mathematics, Chairman De- partment, Ctass Attendance COWVLES, MISS CERACE M. Clothing, Home Management, Crafters Club CRAVVFORD, NXIISS NIARY M. Latin, Chairman Department, Latin Ctuta THE IDOHERTY, NlR. NTYRON T. Chemistry, Physics, Photoge mphy EDEN, NIISS SYLVIA LILHCIIFOOWI FERGUSON, NIR. HAROLD A. Principal FERRY, MR. ORRIN B. Spanish, Lunch Supervision, Spanish Ctuh FREYTAG, NIR. CI'lINRLES A. Biology GOTTFRIED, NTISS NXIARY NI. Ntathematics HATHAWAY, NIISS EIUITH HEUGI-I, NIR. XKVILLIAM Commercial HODGSON, NIR. FRED H. Biotogy HOORNBEEK, NIISS JOSEPHINE English, History HORNE, NIISS ELIZABETH A. French, History HOWE, NTISS FLORENCE A. Ntathematics JUDD, NIR. EDWIN E. xvooctshop, Art Metal, Stage Crew KELLY, NTISS LOIS English KINNEY, MISS NINA Art LANDERS, NIR. FREDERICK W. Mactiineshop LEACH, MR. EDGAR P. Ntathematics ,2A!u. I FAC U LT Y LIED, NIR. TRYGVE tvlechanical Drciuzing A'IANSl lELIJ, MR. NORMAN J. Physical Education, Coaching BICCOY, AIR. ERNEST B. Physical Eclucation, Coaching AIEREDITH, MR. FRANK G. Commercial BIERRILL, lx'IlSS HELEN Nl. French, Cercle Francais LXIILLER, MISS ANNE Physical Ectucation, Coaching AIURPHY, FIISS NIARGARET College Aclviser NEVVHALL, INIISS ADELIXIDE Latin NORTH, MISS LILA V. History NORTH, MISS BIARY ttistory, Chairman Department lj,-XCKARD, AIR. FREDERICK L. History PALMER, MR. ETXRLE S. History, Economics PILCIIER, AIRS. BIARY F. Assistant Principal, Dean of Girls PRIEST, MR. HENRY B. English, Amphitheatre PUTNAM, NIR. CEEORGE VV. Assistant Principal, Dean of Boys CDUILL, MR, .IAINIES R. lx1flfll0lllllltf'S ROBINSON, MISS CLIXRA E. E ill, ng Is IQIKLLQ S. ROWELI., NIR. SAYVVARD twusi c RY.fXN, MISS .IULIA txt. Physical Eclucation, Coaching SCOTT, Miss BEATRICE R. English SMITH, MRS. JOSEPHINE P. Spflnish, Ggrnlfltl SMITH, AIISS BIARY C. English, Chairman Department SPRAGUE, WTR. WALTER K. lVtathematics, Coaching STEVENSON, AIRS. BERTHA P. Stufly Hull Supervisor THOMPSON, MISS LXIARION B. French, International Club WARD, MR. ARTHUR Ntusic VVARD, MISS NIXRKIX French, Chairman Department XVELLS, MR. HAROLD C. English, Publicity XfVtll1'l4I, bliss GRACE K. ClUl'k of leocorfls VVIIITTIER, Bliss INEZ L. English Wll.IJliR, NIISS RUTII E. :M Clothing WlNG,N'l'li, NIRS. CELADYS L French, Latin WlNSI.ONN', MRS. HELEN VVOODMAN, DIR. CLARENCE L. Physical Erlucation, Director of Athletics XAIOODVVARD, AIISS ALICE English YOUNG, DTR. CHARLES J. Physics, Stage Light, Traffic N X? iiw C355 44 QD QQ C2 'Q QQ C3 QQ QQ ALMA MATER I. You may sing oi other placesg Little do we careg Tliere is one place tliat is clearer, Here in old lwontclair. Chorus Raise time fllorus, speed it onward, Sing Witil praises lair, Hail to tiiee, our Alma lxlaterg Hail, all hail, Nlontclair. H. Oyer llle eartli our feet may wander, Baci: we come again, For tlie love ol Nlontclair High Scllool Ever will remain. III. Come then, friends, and come tlien, scholars Raise the liearty songg Swell the cliorus with your voices, Pass tlie strain along. C1858 QFHCCFS Vice-President BERTRAM STIFF, JR. President ROBERT PACKIXRD Treasurer ISABEL JUSTICE r 5 L 4 'CS I ,, ki fix 2 , N.:-3 BETTINA JOSEPHINE ADAMO BAY 1 NS Vlfitli unswerving fidelity to eacli anrl every trusl.', 'fr Glee Clulu f2, 3,5 Cirrflo ltaliano lg, M. U Virginia Intermont College MARY AMBROSE MAR As lwary as the clay is long. Sub. Quskl, ALICE MARY AMES . AL Ml Thou living ray of intellectual fire! Glee Clulo l2, Q, Vice-Presiclenl lzlg Cerrle Franqais 42,1 All-State Cliorus QQ: Vice-President ol Class lah: lntramural Baslietllall li, 3,1 lntrarnural Hnrliey fly: lntramural Soccer New Jersey State College lor Vvomen NATHANIEL DENARD ANDERSON NAT Ha.ndy is his name, Shooting baskets give liim fame. Baslfetlwall l2, 45. Vvisconsin RHODA MARY ARMSTRONG -Anal ner voice was the warllle of a lnircl. Glee Club l3. 41. Cedar Crest LAWRENCE RANDOLPH AXSKLI' TG LARRY R Y Always asking foolish A u ' V l0 , C-lee Club l2, 3. 41: Track l2, 5. .slceilutll Mi: Intramural Volleyball 15, 4J. ,p 'Q C . to gr SHIRLEY AXT SHIRL Slie looks the whole worlct in the face. OU filer! Club l2, 5,2 Sull-Council l2l: lnternalional Club lin: lxl ntaincer Stall Editor-in-Clliet l4i: Bursarls Stall ll, 5. 4, lntramural Baseball 2 ' Intramural Horlie l2 Swim- ! C , 45, A y . 4 i ming Mi: lntramur l hlennis lj, 10. CAROLYN ELISABETH BALI- CAROL A nose for news is one of lier tmest features. A OU!! A Cappella Clmir f2, 3,3 Traffic Squacl Ml: Nl Iamver l4l A gl rl t ljfg rlrack 15,5 Swimm . llllll IC Katherine Giblns 2 145. 20 ..lf7QJQQ,'29 217.62 24vs1i.,u1k 49494 Ga 03+ O ,Q 1 QV-fu? .CMM s HM JOHN PHILIP BEAL BRUD Do ye ken Iohn Beat With his cam-ervay? Student CounciI fzfg AtAHlPIlItl'lEBtTC,, QQ: Stage Lighting f5I: utcloor Traffic Squad IQ, 5. 10, Sergeant 15. 4I. University of Michigan RICHARD FREDERICK BECKER RICH Gentle of speech, heneficent of. ' Debating CIuI3 ID: InIernaiionnI Club MI Stevens L ROY RYDEN ANDERSON ANDY He is a talker and needs no questioning before he speaks. Bursars Staff fl, 5, U: Debating Club President ht: International Ctutm fi. ji: IntramuraI BasetraII fi, 3. 4I: Intra- mural Baskettwatt IZ. 3. 4,1 IntramuraI VoIIeytxaII fi. 3. 41 Ixflontctair State Teachers VERNON JA ANDERSON V High Schoot cttctn,t educate himg He knew all before he came here. Glee Club 12, 5J. Rutgers FREDERICK SCRANTON APPLEGATE FRED If you wish to grow fatter, Diminish your platter. Fo0tI1aII 15, 41. SAMUEL ALBERT ARCHIBALD BOB The man that htushes is not quite a Brute. F0ottmaII f'5, 41: Track 12,3 IntramuraI BaseIJaII fj, 10. CorneII dbfp. ROBERT RUSSELL BECKWITH JOE his falls are Little Falls. FootIoaII I I: Track f , In ramuraI Baske baII f 5. 4. 5,3 Intrariural VoIIe Boxing f5I.t 2 of' 6' 6-H1915-ii. QL R ' h H Iii e ramurahBasketBaII 15. 4,2 Intra mura 0 . , E ag Bradford Junior I 21 I 4 u I is 4 I I I I I I I 1 , xx lf ' if WNV, Wir, A .Ni l 1 rw , .10 but t 'f , W., y a - ,' .4 'aff , , 7X 1 l ' ' l' 'll fy V I .. V ' .' ,mf 'I In l , MARlON DOROTHY BLANCHARD BINGY Friends are loyal like you. Glee Club l3. 4,1 Plmtograpby Club lg, 413 lnlramural Volleyball lll: Tennis Slciclmore MARY ISABEL BLIOHT Sire talees lzer fun where otliers final it. Colby ROLFE S. S. BLODGETT BLODGE He tliinbs that variety is tlre spice of life. Glee Club Ml: Swimming Cornell DOROTHY ADELAIDE BOGARDUS DOT All occupations are clieerecl by music. Glee Club lz, 5, 41: A Cappella Clloir f2. 5, 43: Orcbestra 45. 45. Juilliard Conservatory of lVlusic I CHESTER BATES BRAILEY CHET Tliere's something open about liis face-Allis moutli. Glee Club l2, 3, 4,1 State Cborus Qi: County CIIOTUS lziz Swimming Manager: lntramural Volleyball University of lxflicbigan HELEN ELIZABETH BRANCA Always in a hurry, always alert: No time to waste, no time to flirt. Glee Club Q5. 4,1 Tennis ijt: lntramural Baseball tiki: lntramural Hockey 12, ji. Katberine Gibbs .1 'X , TJ E ' 1 . ' A Bl Q f T X X it . , O l ry M K f I! X r Iv' E l JOHN LINN BRADLEY TOOTS Kinclness in girls, not tlieir looles. Mountaineer 15, 41: Radio Club l2. 31: Economics Discus- sion Group l5, LQ. Duke EMILY ELIZABETH BRADY LEE 'Curiosity is one of the permanent anol certain characteristics of a vigorous intellect. ' UAmpl1itbeatre QQ: Red Cross l5J: Mountaineer Editor' E in-Cbiel, one-bali year, Circulation Manager: lnternational Club Q 1411 Track ljig Tennis lzlg lntramural Basketball l5, 45. E l E 5 P t l E ,vt 1.1- J Pj .1 if K rf'-F W, wfrfrlir vw .. yi-eff vigfwgrgijtj fi I THEODORE EDVVARD BOLDEN TEDDY He,s so Botctfen Iris wayt Negro Spiritual Clmir tl. 5. 4,1 Track t2, 5, 4,1 Intramural Baslcettnall tl, 5,5 Intramural Volleylwall Howard LOUIS JOSEPH BONELLI . LOU Wtieir angry, count ten tmefore you speateg If very angry, a tnunctreot. Class Treasurer f2,: Sulw-Council f2,: Circle Italiano t2, 3, 4,5 Sorrer t4,: Intramural Baslcettnall ROBERT GEORGE BORDEN BOB Vvtly arenyt ttiey att content titafe me? Sutn-Council f2,p Footlnall fz. 3,3 Intramural Volleyball 12. 5. 41. 1 University ot Pennsylvania ANN MARIE BOYLE ANNY Little Ann Boyle Is a sweet tittte goyte. VIRGINIA YVON BRAUN GINNIE Itys nice to be nice when youire naturatty nice. Intramural Baseball tz. 4,: Intramural Basketball t4,g Table- Tennrs University of North Carolina ADELPHINA LOLITA BREWSTER LO -,t,,.- W -,,,, Own ALFRED BRUCE BROVVN BRU I Ienow tittte more ttlan I Ilave stuotiect. Cvlee Clulu fir, 5,3 Cercle Frangais f2, 4,, Treasurer I.-eI1igI1 BRUCE LANGDON BROWN wasn't ctifficutt tor trim-fit just came naturu You ought to meet her, It 'D Il The jotty Lolita. artmout Lf HENRY PELL BROWN Iynat a piece of work is manI Spcclal Comnntlee QI: Economics Q,IuI1 flli Iwrnclc fg 4I' I Immural Volleyball Vvest Point LILLIAN INIAY BROVV N LIL Wlren things go right with ease anrl grace, Youtt see a grin upon her face. New' Yorlc Uniwrersity' JOSEPH BROVVNLEE JOE The HLarry Ketlyu of the football team. ee Club 2. 5, 4Ig Economics Club f2I: Ban : rac , : n ramura Baseball Intramural I I2 J 4I GI 1 bIIf4ITk154JIt 1 B sIceII:raII 12, 5, 4lg Inlrzunural VuIIeyIJaI . Panzer ELIZABETH H. BRUHN BETTY Betty is a cheerful maicl Whose friendliness will never fade. SHIRLEY CAIRNS SHIRL Youth comes out once, Let us Ire merry then. I JI y 441 I 159 If I B scImII IIIII'iIIlll1I'2lI BusIielIJaII IZ. 3. 4l' Hocliev I2 4I' 5 T nnis IZ, . ITISHCII CIUID 2, ' : Hoclce 5 Baslceilml Smitll CATHERINE CAMERON CATHIE You Can l1llUl1yS be Sufi? That slleys sweet and clemure. Glee Club 145. I U 0 SARAH CANADA SADIE Small of stature, but large of brain Spiriiunl Clloir I2, Q. JULIUS ALLEN CANNELLA JULIE Sometimes I wonder why--. Circlo Italiano f'5, 4I, Junior Represenlulive P cl I Ml, International Club Art SCIIOOI Q , a J , +7 - - 24 xml 1' I l 153 -4, In 'I +I Nl .I 9 X- ALMA RHOADS BUCHER ALMY Singing is sim, or wliistling all tile clay. Carnegie Tech X. MARJORIE EVELYN BURNS lg 'I . BURNS Q '-,X lilly mimi is my kingdom. WTXQC k. 'KX. Pulnlifity Committee f2, 3, Al: Free VX7riting fill: Assemlwly . Committee ljig Cc-rrle lirangais li, 5, 45: International Club ll, Til: Latin Clulr Mi: lvlountaineer f5l: Intramural Hockey lair N a.' ' Vvellesley 6 'y's, .I .VM-Q v . PHYLLIS BUSH 0 rw A PHYLL ' ' Life is too short to worry. sf, Q , Glt-tx Clulm fzlg uAmpl1itl1eatre rx -V St. iXlary's Junior College ,MARY FRANCES BUTLER M, J 3 , UL MERE yl U U ff' J S973 PH charm the air to give a song. ,VL y ' ,K -, ' Glvt- Club fa, 5. 4,1 Cercle Franqais lglg Latin Cluli lglp Q My 'IQ ls' --. :ntraiilural Baselrall lj, 4lg intramural Baslietlqall fill: Tennis sg' 5 3. 4 . 5 J l 1. -' Trinity . Y 'vii x is of AP' J? .V ANTHONY CAPUTO Q HENRY W. CARLSON TONY HEN Tony is so very tall, He,s excellent for basketball. Look out, Vvall Street! Here comes your new boss. Bursafs Stall ll, 5, 4l, General Manager l4lg Philatelic Cvlee Clulm Secretary llll House and Cvrouncis Commit- Sflfilflb' Seffelftfy l'5i3 Sllldenf Council l2i: lrllerrlillionill lee l3, All? Senior Class Cummings Ml: Baseball li' 3' 4,1 Cluli lz, jlg intramural Baseball l5, 4,3 intramural Volleyball Soccer l2, 3, ill, Baslietlmall l'5, 4l: intramural Baselaall l2. 3. 4l, ll' 5i' Eawtairg l5, 4lg intramural Basketball Captain lzlg Volley- MOHtClHif State TCHCIICIS il 2 . Yale THERESA CARDELL JANET FRANCES CARSVVELL TERRY 'O She can clrive Cars-well. Sllergafhered Y giggle ,lull lj. 4l: Girls' Committee f3l: Latin Clulu f'jl: For SQTIIOI' Bits. l ffill a Baslietball GI Ct I 12. 5. is B . ', Si it ta, 5- 43: M t ' J Trenton State Teachers Stall Acilvifrtising iilrinaggarljglg indoor Traffic Sgnlit-SA' K 99 intramural Baselrall l2, 5, 4lg intramural Baslietb l2, intramural Hockey li, jlg intramural Volleybal 2, 4l' intramural Soccer ll. '5, 4lg Intramural Traclc l2, . , 25 s f t J Jw-mi, 'fa-1-W . 1 i ' I I T If it 8.14 T V! ' 7441 J, ff-7.4.1-, .9 .- 1 - K bob., ji JOHlX CART ER A liarclftzoiled ego. Stage Ligllting Lieutenant Mig Traltlic Squacl QT: Town Hall Clulj 141. llniversity of Pennsylvania VVILLIAM EDVVIN CARTER Possession of a heavy voice Makes ciiufvtmy Bill the ciioifs choice. Negro Spiritual Clmir fz, 3, 4, 5l, JEAN LEE CHAMBERS JEAN,LL For she is just tile quiet kind whose natures never vary. Glf-Q Cluim UT: Social Committee til: lntramural Baselyall 121. Y Katlwerine Cgilnlos y ROBERT NEVVTON CHAMBERS t BOB Nothing shall bar my vauiting ambition. Traclc fl, 5. 4l. Captain cflll lntraniural Baslfetlvall Dulce ' Thjlju. UQ? DOROTHY GRAY CONNOLLY CHARLOTTE EVANS COONS DOT CHASSIE A Her faults do not surpass the riches of tier humor. Actions speak louder than worqv 4 j Glee Clu:olg2lLDrZ1nfatic Cluln fisgjg Tennii Captai C-lee Clulo 12. 5, LQ. KQV A 2 : lntramura oc ey 2 5 lntraniura wimming 4. J - C Carnegie Tech 0 y Umor O em' PETER ANDERSON COOMBS VVALLACE . R PETE WVA lam tlie master of my fate. Always had sometn ay n er knew Intramural Volleyluall luhen h .His f ' Princeton Glee Clulu f2 ' T f ntrarrhgl Basketball lVlassacl lns 1 ute of Technology 26 .W DONALD AUGUSTUS CLEAVES .M DON ite was macte for ctimtming tile tree of ienowtertge. Gtee Ctutm Int: Latin CIUIU I5, 4t: Binuntaineer tl, Bt. German Singing Ctutw Mtg Soccer BVIZIIIRIQPI' Qt: Intrnmumt ISRISCIJEIII t2, 'itz Intrnmumt Basiiettmtt tl. St: Intrnmurat Vt-II.-y Imll Cz, 5. 41. Princeton ELIZABETH WHITINC1 COLBY BETTY Btessect witti a temper wtiose unctouctect ray Can YYIURG tOfYI0l'l'Oll7 CIS Ch09l'fll,t CIS tOflCly. Latin Ctutw Ht: Inltoor Tratztic squint IH: Free Xvriting tfiti Intrarnumt Basics-tImII t2, 4t. VVeIIesIey MARGARET DORIS CONDIT DOT Somewhat ftemure, a tittte ivit stly SPIQTS stiit tile tzinct wtlo never say ctie. - I I ALAN HOLDING CONKLIN CONKIE His tife is a mixture Of picture ptus picture. A Cappetta Ctxoir f4. 55: County Ctworus Mtg All State Ctiorus t4, 5t: Aviation Ctutv t4, 5t, Treasurer, Secretary Yale ROBERT MARTIN CRANIP BOB SOVIICCIQY 119,11 be all 9Ylgill00f', Ivotiiing Cramps his styte, we iiear. Sui:-CounciI til: Soccer f2, 3,5 Intramural Bastcetbatt tit: Intramurat VoIIeyIwnII 12, 'ji BFOXVH MARJORIE HELEN CRANE MARCE Known to few, taut prizect as' far as known. X Latin ,- INIountainsicIe Hospitat Training Sc'I1ooI 7' 2 'Cx I ,UW ALM EFFIE ROSE CUOZZO EF Oil, wtnat big eyes you ilavei MAMIE BARBARA DALESSANDRO MAE Wt ciresseft Mae is very neat rom 'time Top of tier tieact to tier size 5 feet 'K 'sf' X' 1 K. -ff - v 9' Lg wif Ur' Wyg S LONG DAVENPORT SIS 'ly leingclorn for a liorse. G e C I1, 474 Latin Club 141: Cercle Frnnqnis 145 n al B bnll Izlq Int rinfmy urnl Hockey lab: Tennis tal. Dulce I a HR TIN STEVENSON DAVIDSON CHRIS is ligltt lieartecl and gay, enerul favorite, they say. GI Club 12. 3. 43. Berkeley EVELYN INI. DAVISON EVY I tllanle you for your voice, your most sweet voice Glee Club In. 47. LAURA EMILY DELAIVIATER WUZZY Silence is Ilne perfeotest lteralcl of joy. MARIE PHYLLIS DiGERONIMO IVIOLLY Ilm in ci clancing moocl. Circlo Italiano IQ, 3, 4l: Intramural Baseball Ill: lnlm al Baslcetlmll Izlg Intramural Hocliey RUTH EDWARDS DIEFENDERFFR EDITH IDA DiIORIO DIEIHY EDIE T ou art too milrl l pray tltee swearl Tltruilwr expressive eyes, lter soul distinctly spolee 4 I l Glee Clulw I2l: UAmplIiIIIeaIre Wellesley IJ . 5 ff' I I SHIRLEY DELAPENI-IA SHIRL Her ways are ways of pleasantness. Cercle Francais Ml: Latin Clulm 14,3 Rifling l5, 4l. Connecticut College lor Women CONCETTA THERESA DeMAIO CONNIE Concetta seeks from liere to Ivlars For portraits of the movie stars. BARBARA MUNROE DENNIS BOBBIE I Boots, saclclle, to llorse ancl awayl Latin Cluln l5l: lnternational Cluln fj, 4l: Dramatic Clulw I l5l: Riding 15, 4l: Glee Clulo iz, 5. 4l. Wells 4 SALLIE WESTCQTT DICKEY I Of all the girls that are so smart Tlierels none lilae pretty Sallie. Cercle Francais l2l: Intramural Baselmall Ol: lntramural W Baslcetloall ll. 5. 4l: Intramural Hocliey fjlg Tennis I Vvlleaton MARGARET NEVIUS DILTS MARVEN ISABELLE DODD PEGGY DODDY K A full assurance is given lay looles. Tlie girl witli the clreamy eyes. Intramural HUCIWY ll Trl- Glee Cluln ll. jlz lncloor Tralliic Squad f4l: Mountain Berkeley lflli uAmpl1itlieatren ljlz Latin Cluln ljlg Traclc Trapllegan Scllool of Design RUTH MARIE DIPIVIAN ELEANQR DQUGLAS DIPPIE NOIYA Her mincl is lilze a railway time talmle--1 She was never Caught in a lie, Subject to cliange witliout notice. For Nl clon't known was lier reply. ulJ-Council : uAm hi liea ren oarcl , di or-in- ie 3 e I-0 il-iua Dir I Baselill ey, Tall? 421, Bilsiefbtlll 1553: lilfaiuial Bgiball N g Sp ' 'Ch IQ' 5' 4l' lz. jlz Intramural Baslcetlnall l2, 5, 4,3 l'loclcey lj, 43, Sarall Lawrence Qi-. -natal I 29 , I J' fi? . lf e. N- JE- HEL T BARBARA DRISCOLL DRISC -7 Vv L a iwacl as ievei as iier heart is big. 91 .Y or Committee i415 Hockey QQ: lniramurui Bascimii bi: I t llurai Basiieliaaii 14,1 Swimming Dulce RAYMOND ALEXANDER DESAULT, JR. RAY A vast siorciiouse of misinformation. Science Ciuix QL Lighting Squad Q5, 4,1 Traffic Squad Ni' sacilusetts institute of Technology VEFVIR OLGA EBANN GINNY Gi ny ' y, E-izann thinking X Y I at a zeii girl you sure be. Gice , uinqzf HAu1pi1ili1eaireU Board Associate Editor I K mu fr i2, 3, 4,5 intramural Basketiaaii 12. 3, 4, C lain 14,3 murai Hockey iz. 3. 41: intramural Soccer I urai B n'nton Mig intramural Voiieyimii fl, 51. aw Berkeley XNILLIAM HENRY EBERHARDT EBIE You are an aicilemist, Nlaiee goici of that. German Singing Club .ioimns Hopkins GORDON ALLAN ELLISON Y SVVEDE He lacks not initiative but fmislmive. Giee Ciuiu c2,1 Soccer f2, 31: intramural Busiieiiuaii 42, 3. 4, ALICE MARY ETZEL AL Knowieclge is tile fruit of iaivor, GMP ?I D IQ 3553 ur WJTEZLM aw Mwlf' MARY ROSE FASTIGCI RA Gentte of Spfllflfll, twnefirfent of minft. Glee Ctutm fl, EI. KATHERINE ELAINE FAZZALORI KAY Kattlerine finrts tlvr teeenest taugtls As stze sm: s tler ptaotograptzs. CORINNE STEVVART EDGAR RIN Ttrere ties a Conversation tn tler eyes. SlufIenI Cm 111r tiI OI: Inlrz ulrl uruI ISIN-lmll ISI: InlrumuruI IfmsIwIImII fl, 4,1 InIramurnI I4-nnls fl, SI. Katherine CIIJIJS M HELEN LAXNRENCE EDVVARDS Her ivory tmanfts on the ivory teeys Strayeft in a fiifut ptlantasy. Orctxcsim I2. 5. alt: Bursnrvs Slain' ILO? C4-rcI0 Irrnnquis L02 Lnhn CIUII III: NIOIIHIEIIIIPPT f'JIverIIn EDNA EICKE ED A frienct wtlo matees tmtacteness tmrigtlt. PuIJIiciIy CTOIIIIIIHICC' I3, 40. Nev' YorIc SCI10oI ot Fine and AppIiecI Art HELEN PEIRCE ELLIS POTTLES The wortct,s a joke to me. Latin QI: InIramuraI BasIieIImII t2, 5, 4I: Illtfillllllfill Tennis VV I1eai0n LILLIAN FLORENCE FELDIVIAN LIL A tbuctcting sesquipeftatian. Debating CIuI'm tzjg InlernaiionaI CIuIw fl, 5, 4,1 Inlrznnurznt Baseball fly: IniramuraI BasIcetImII fl. 4I: TnIrIu-'II sflw nis 12. 3, 4,3 Amptuttueatre Associate EcI1tor. , Nexvark State -Iqeac'I1ers ALICE STINSON FERGUSON FERG Xvlldt sweet ctetigtlt a quiet tife afforfts. Pnc'ImrfI QM? MW' ' Clr1'In IIEIII' n , SI, .-:f,,,,.s Im. N4 I ,ww X .6 , qm v' x, C 's FRED FERRARO He that goes swiftly goes safety. Baseimall. 12, 3,1 Footloall 12. 5. 4. 5,5 Intramural Baseball 12, 5,3 Intramural Baslcetlmall 12, 5. 4,. ELOISE ELIZABETH FERRIS WEEZE A cool, green oasis in a trot otesert. Glee Cluin 12,1 New .Iersey All State Cirorus 15,3 A Cap- pella Clmir 15, 4,2 Bflseloall 15,3 I'IocIiey 15. 4,5 Tennis 15,3 Intramural Baseball 12, 5, 4,3 Intramural Basics-tlaall 12, 5. 4,: Intramural Hockey 12, 5, 4,3 Tennis 12, 5, 4,3 Riciing Sweet Briar LAVINIA MARIE FICKEN VINNIE You write witI1 ease to stiow your iareecting. Glee CIuI'm 12, 5, 4,3 Cercle Francais 14,: VoIIeyIJaII 12,9 Intramural VoIIeyIuaII A HAVEN GIBSON FIFIELD FIFE yvtien you teave, Haven? Rod and Gun Club 14,3 Footlnall 13. 4,: Intramural Base- Lwall 12,3 Intramural Volleyball 12, 5, 4,. Bowdoin PHILIP BGARD FREEMAN CHARLES HENRY FRIEDRICH PHIL CHARLIE Girts, ctistinguisiiezl is this guy One of our future Lincttnergtis, though t1e'tt never Vvtzo makes 'gooct marks without a try. be vattect Hstimf, Aviation Club 15, 4,, President 15,3 Sub-Council Secre' Glee CIUI1 12, 5, 4,3 Aviation Clulo 15, 4,3 Football 15, 4,3 tary 12,3 Tennis 15, 4,3 Intramural Basketball 12, 5, 4,3 Intra Intramural Volleyball 12, 5,. ' mural Volleyball 12, 5, 4,. Casey Jones Ivlassacliusetts Institute of Technology 5? ' THOMAS FRANKLIN FREEMAN ELIZABETH GRACE C-ALLIEN ,J ' ith SOOKY BETTY r le, - I, too, some otay stiatt rise to fame anct gtory. Merrity I go my way ' my Cvlee Clulo 12,3 Radio Clulv Secretary 15,: Latin Clulo In my llttle Ford Coupe' 3 t5,- X 1 glee Clulo 12. 5. 4,3 Sui:-Council 12,3 Intramural Baslcetiuall ' 2. . ' s , 5 Colloy J' L 1 4 : s 32 THOMAS F. FINNERTY FINN If you ever wisli to find Torn Finn, Youll find him liicting behind a grin, Intramural Base-lzall fl. 5. 4, il: lntramural Bnsldetlmll f2. 5, 4, EJ: lntramurnl Volleyball fl, 3. 4. 5l. Notre Dame WALTER ALBERT FISCHER FISH I have fought a good figiitg I liave finished my course. . K , ...K A M 1. ura- Glee Clulw til: German Glee Clulx Ml: lncloor Trail-if Squacl fjl' lvlanager nl' Footlwall L0 Assishnt xlanazer l I mural Baslietlmll fzlg intramural Volleyluall BETTY J EAN FOSTER BETS In frienrisiiip I was early taught to believe. HAmpl1illwatre f3. 4l, Advertising lvlanager 14,3 Bloun- taineer Advertising lvlanager LO: Bursaxfs Staff S Philadelphia Scltool of Occupational Therapy ALICE ARLENE FRANCISCO AL www Recipe for writing novels: Make ,em laugh, maize 'em cry, Wn ait. GI... club 42, 9. J,jA 'LY b'g,V l Nlontclair State Teacllers M tx RNZIE MARGARET GALLUCCI g NANETTE X ' parla troppo non puo parlar sempre Bene. e Club 12. 3. 41. ' JAMES CHRISTY GALT ' W GUMP . A f lil A smile as contagious as a yawn. Athletic Aclvisory Boarcl bl: Football lj, 4,3 Tracli Q2 4,2 Intramural Baslietlmll bl: intramural Volleyball Springfield ,fS. UI JOHN HOVVES GAREY GAREY He floats thru the air with tile greatest of ease. . , 1 rc mes ra . Q rac . 5. 4l: Sw Bandtz 541 Ott K2 5D T lclz i1'1St34l St. Lawrence ROBERT GEDDES BOB Those who know Robert say, indeed, He hates to follow but loves to lead. Choir tj, 5lg lnrloor Trail-ic Empire Linotype School We fbd GUI' r t Wiwxs f My-af E prix ,Ast fl',T.r K., A, 'iJ.T1J, f9 Goff ANASTASIA GEORGE GERANIOS STASIA it is a frionrtty lweart tllat has plenty of triencts. Gtr-tt Clulm H, 4,5 livursaris Stail tl. 3. 4,, Accountant l4, liaszlmall t-,,, lloflwy tj. ,4,, Baslutlmll fl, ,,, intramural Base lsall tl, 3,, Captain 15,3 intramural Baslcetlvall til, 5, 4,, Cantain t2,p intramural llofliey iz, 5,u4,g intramural ,lracli 12,3 Girls cfftlllllllllli' t'5,: Amplntlreatre t4,: Town Hall Clulx SUSAN ELEANOR CIBBONS A muiri of grave ami Co lptele majesty. Cr-rrle liranqais 14,3 Sulw-Council t2,g intramural Baslcetlvall lx, 3. 4,1 lntramural Hockey 12. 5. 4,. University ol North Carolina . dw ' HN VVHEELER GILLESPIE I T JOHNNY riiits on tile sancts of time are not macte by Q My sittin town. Tract 4 : lntramura ' raclc lz, 3,: intramural Baselmall iz, 5 2 t' n ral Ba v ti. 'j,. y Annapolis BERT ALOYSIUS GLACCUM BOB His pencit was strilzing, resisttess, anci granct. Glee Clulm 13, 4,. 5 , Cooper Union U' M ..w 'Qf-Yof. 9 'O xg ox or 69' ' 933' RUTH STUART GRITZMACHER J, x, TOOTS JP. , km.xwvmu-ln. N-v.XxQ,Li3 ' 9-VUVSE, i never Coulct treact a singte pleasure uncter foot. Qlee fflulm tl. 5. 4,1 A Qappella Clmir t3,g Baselnall t3,: lntrarnural Baselrall l-1,2 intramural Baslietlball l3. 4,, Colby RUTH EILEEN GUEST VVOOF To see tier is to iilee lier. Vollvylmall Captain Slcidmore CONSTANCE LOUISE GUTHRIE CONNIE Tire icieat of courtesy, wit, grace and charm. Glee t2. 4,, l.IlIl'ill'lilll1 Nominating Cornnllttee t2,2 Basliellvall VX7omen's College ol tlwe University of North Carolina JANET Cl.OWER HAINES Size twists tlrem witir lrer glittering eye. Glee Clulv l2. 5, 4,3 Carole lrranqais tg, 4,3 Latin Clulb tj.. 4,: Girls' Conunittee tl. .1,: Ricling filulw t5, 4,1 intramural Baslietllall VVl1eaton x E I . Mt l uf Jw ROBERT DYER HAMILTON BOB The owner of a sounoi amplifier iJusil'1ess of ques- tionable soundness. Giee Ciuix fl, 4,: Rafiio Ciuiv f2, 5,1 Slzlgv Crew Band V Rensseiaer MARGARET LEONORA HANNGN PEGGY C3118 HClll'll0Il Cl IIOTSG. Latin fini: f5,: Cercic- iimnqnis 14,1 lnaioor Viqruiiiirt Squnri 14,2 llltfillilllfili iiznsiieiimii f3,3 Rifiillg St. Lawrence University RUTH BIARY CLACCUM RUTHY Xviwn ci posleris in ciemanci, Qlufs rigiit timro with Clever imnri. itlee f3,: HAmpimilimealr4-H i'uiriic'ity ,IANIES COIDSISOROUCIH Aly tongue ll7iillill my iips I rein. inle-rlmiiunni Ciuia f4,, l,l'l'Silil'l'ItI Lalin Citrix f4,: Tennis 15. 4,. Prinfelon FREOERIC R. GOODMAN FRITZ Sing again: my heart is much enamorefi by tiiy voice. Giee fiuix fz, 5. 4,1 Bnnci fl, 5,3 Orciuestm f3,g Track fl, 3, 4,5 Swimming f4,3 inirzmlurzli Voiieyilaii 12, 3,. Harvard INGE GREEFF IGGY Eciucation, inns marie tilis cultured mirlfi-0-d HAS tim twig was iwnt tile tree was i7lCliTl0fl.,, Give Ciuir f2. 5, 4,5 A Cuppeiia Choir fi. 4,1 Cercie Fmnqais fl, 5, 4,3 International f2, 5,1 Free Xvriling f4,g intramurui Buseimaii f2,: inlrznnumi Basketball fz, 5, 4,3 Tennis 11. 3- 47. Smitil BIURIEL NIIRIANI HARRIS MERE ' A sweet and charming creature A Wi1,o aspires to im a commercial creatura. Latin Ciuim f'5,g News Group f4,g Buskelimii fl, 5,' ity! mural Voiivyimii fl, j,. ' Trenton State Teachers HARRIET MARGARET HATCH is sire so quiet anci ciemure? ixinyime-inut cionit ine too sure. Cc-rcie ijrnnqzxis f2, 5, 1,5 Lnlin 44,3 ixiounluineer f4,3 ,I-OXYH Hilii ciillli f Xwiiiiam nnci Niary 5, i gifgygf' G? ISABELLE DUNCAN HOATSON BELLE So sweet the blush of basiifulness, Even pity can wish it less. Glee Club 12, 5, 4, 5,1 A Cappella Clioir f4, 55: uAmpt1i- tlleatreu Staff QQ: Intramural Basketball tjfg Intramural Hockey 441: Tennis ts, 47. RUSSELL B. HOBSON RUSS 1 could never clo an algebra problem. Newark College of Engineering FLOYD S. HATHAVVAY PETE fm shooting high. Glee Clulz hy: Rod and Gun Club Mi: Orcliestm fl, 4 Surfer tz. 5, LQ: Intramural Baslietlirall 12, 5,1 Intramural Valley bail Q51 Cornell A. TEBO I-IAVILAND T I value Science-none can prize ii more. Glee Clulx fziz Rocl and Gun Clula 145: Swimming 15, 4, Intramural Bnselxall 13, Mg Intramural Volleyball ti. 31. Princeton OEOFFREY HEMPHILL GEOFF A very gentle beast, of a good conscience. I Indoor Traffic Squad QQ: Rect Cross Committee 141: Foot ll 1 J UR 4 . Amherst EVELYN CAROLINE HENDERSON EBBIE . . . Such stuff As dreams are made of. Cvlee Club fic, 5, 4,1 Camera Club tj: Intramural Volley laall 12,3 Badminton EDNA MAY HODOE EDDY Speech is greatg In t silgnce is greater. FXBV 'Y By P' N 45' Ln! :V 'l if f -,V V G5 X1 1' xi 'J' J '15 DAVID BOYSENX HOISINGTON HOISEY He minds his C,s and Qys. Stage Lighting Mfg Raclio Club Vice President. Massachusetts Institute of Technology EDSALL JACK HENNIS JACK Tltere is a woman at the Beginnings of all great tliings. Illtffllllllfill BilSk'iJ2lll VVILBUR FISKE HERBERT WILLIE Vtfliere tliercfs a Vvill, tliere,s a way. Glee Club l2,: A Cappella Clioir f5, 4,1 Rorl and Gun Clulh S' 4 Cl lj, 4,, President l4,: international Cluld Aviation . lflliflfll' rlqfaflzif Sqllilll cilliliflllilnl HOIISI' ilflll G Uvxclilll- 1 Hlmce 44,1 Footlmll fi, 4,1 intramural Vrxllc-yw Qzg Boxaf' In T in - g Cornell I Uj, 1' V cf, L iv S :lv-,k. W. GERTRUDE RUTH HERRIVIANN TUTTIE Site leniis up tire raveliecl slave of care ROBERT INIOLLER HINCK BOB in every mess I fincl a friend, In every port a wife. film-e Clulq Secretary fi. 3, 5,1 Foollnall f5, 5,: Track lj. 4,. Columloia ALICE M. HOLLOWAY Site that goes softly goes safely. Cercle Franqais l'5,: Latin Clulo l'5,: intramural Baslietliall 42, 5,3 intramural Hockey l2,g Tennis Stephens Junior College ROBERT EDWIN HOLLOWAY BOB He tltinles the best time of clay is evening, witli a radio, car, and magazine. indoor Flralzl-ic Squad lj, 4,3 intramural Baslretinall Columbia. ,WWE N QQ, .BN 9 X view. apr? 5 -NU' of Gif WINIFRED KRAEINIER HOLMES WVINKIE East and West, Hoimes,s lnest. Glee Cl iw 1 Frangais l Badminton l4, 5,1 uAmpl1iti1eatre Art Eclitor ,CI 4,3 Sula-Council l2,: Intramural Basketball ll 4, DlIli6 BARBARA L. HOPKINS , BOBBIE Sire bllLSll9S, all is safe. . 1, in or Spanisll Clulm l'5,g intramural Baslcetimall l4,g Baolin t l4, Sweet Briar STEPHEN VVILLIAM HORKAY I STEVE The first Democrat was tire flevil. RUTH MARIE HYLAND RUTHIE ffer long, yellow locks, Ivke golrlen wyre, Do lyke a gold n mantel her atyre. C45- 1 RadcIil:fe at ff A IU-f ,Q , S SANNE IMLAY E 0,55 1' f. SUE F - X O, jtVmlt,S the use of worrying? GPX xl ,Y It n er was worth while A 5 Ie Cl fl, 5,1 A Cap e a ,mir JJ, Rl y 42 J ' Skldfnore Y j Sp p II CI fl. SI: Latin Club X , : teria X al Club GI: Bursar's Staff fl, ii: Social Conn t v , ee e Cross Committee 1515 41AIllJIlItIlP8IfC Mfg Int X muraI Hoc e . 4 . HUGH PAUL IRVING PROFESSOR A man after his own Iieart. Science CIuIx fifg Assistant Librarian LESLIE ERNEST JAMES LES Shalt 1, waiting in despair, Die because a woman's fair? Glee CIuIJ f2, 5,1 Indoor Traffic Squad LU: Science Club fly: Free Vvriting LQ: Intramural BasIcetIJaII QQ, 5, 4,2 Intra- mutaI Baseball f2, 3, 43: Intramural Voueyban f2 4, .3, . A ROSE MARIE JANELLI Latin CIub IQ: .ICINIFHHQEIIS MI: Inrloor Traffic Squad LUCY JANE JENKENS Site has the power of thought-the magic of tim mind. Glee Club QQ: Basketball ANN ROSEMYRA JOHANSEN Uoriginality combined with skill is Rose's motto JO-ANN I for sewing. She can pass the hardest test Glee Club in Without zeal or extra zest. I New York University E, lg, - I ' - . NAA-4...ia 'Jrf.l'1,,, A 7.,,.,Lls . r ,A y' xifx N I4,.fQ,, 1--4 'N ',A 4'-11-I fu . Pwr X7 ' MARSHALL ENGLISH JOHNS, JR. MARSH It is strange, if lie returns your pen It will never write time same again. FootImaII QI: Track Assistant IVIanager: Swimming Intramural Basicetiwaii iz, 5, 4I: Intramurai VoIIeyI1aII DOROTHY LOUISE JOHNSON DOT Too much unreaiity Iwarrect tier personality. Taiiadega ADELAIDE IRWIN LADDIE Size,II make a name for Iiersetfg somewlmre Someone will cali Iler famous. Dramatic Ciuim HJ: Baske-tI1z1II OJ: Gait f'5, 4J. HERBERT BERNARD JACOBSON JAKE Forever trying to catcii tile sun and can't even get a treetop. Giee Ciuim fl, 5I: UAmpIuitIn-atren OJ: Swimming 12, 5, 4Ig Intramurai Basiie-tI7aII HJ: Intramurai VOIIeyI1uII Pace Institute ERNEST GORDON JAMES, JR. GORDIE His Iiair upright like porcupine quilts. Giee Ciuim t2. 5, 4I, Treasurer HJ: SociaI Committee UI: IntramuraI Base-IwaII tif: Intramurai BasIceIIoaII DJ: Intramurai VoIIeyI1aII I2. 5. 4J. Captain ISI: IntramuraI Traci: U, 4,1 Peace CIuIJ Duke KATHLEEN ELIZABETH JAINIES KAY A littie nonsense now and then Is reiisiiect by tile wisest men. Cercie Francais 15, 4,1 Latin Ciutm MI: INIountaine-er Staii t-1,1 Intramurai Voiieytxaii 0I3erIin JAMES KENNA JONES JIM Some are wiseg some are otiierwise. Giee CIUIJ 12, 5, 4J: Outiiixcmr Traffic Squaci MJ: Incioor Traffic Squad Tufts EDVVIN BRADLEY JUDD TED Give Iiim some wire and a spike, Anal tie will turn out a motor Iaikei Science CJIUIJ hi: Pilotograpily GJ: Roci anci Gun CIuIu 141: Latin CIUIJ t3, 4Jg Sui:-Councii QI: Ski Ciutm Presicientz Swimming MJ: Intramurai VoIIeyIwaII ti, 3. 4J. Ixiassaciiusetts Institute ot Tecilnoiogy . OLADYS BERNICE JUSTESEN MARY ANN Come and trip it as you go on the light fantastic toe, N EJ Q XY ISABEL PONIEROY JUSTICE BELLE One vast substantial smite. Amplnllleulrc Business lxlanuger: lntrznmurnl Bnslcct- Imll fl. 5,1 lntrnmurul Hockey 12,3 Treasurer MARCELLUS CHARLES KECK SULLY Oli, keep me innocentg make others great. Aviation Cluli tj. 4,1 lnternational Club Ml: lntrmnural Volleylmll l2, 5, 41. JANET MARIE KEENE The ttancl that has made you fair hath also made you good. Girls' Committee l3,g Assembly Committee Ml: Latin Club f'5,g Free- Xvriting Nlount Holyoke ELIZABETH MAE KROLL LIBBY Neat, but not gaudy. Glee Club 12, 3, 55. GEORGE HENRY KYLE, JR. PROFESSOR In Chemistry keys very wise, Some clay heytt win the Nobel Prize. Glee Clulm tzlz Science Club fit: Publicity Committee tjlg Tmllic Squad l4J, Sergeant. ' CVVHTIC TCCII Wav Q ,KE 39 9 ,QQYL ij,3ZQN'7' Msgs I S 'pf,4,0-L,- if y nv, ww KLM jx-3 , rhxf fi ' If .- 4.1 X' X ow VVILLIAM PAYNE KENNAR 7 A of-in BILL ' He cloesnlt act on the stage, he beliaves J Q PM mn J lull ,: mum ic jlulu I Cience I u m 3 AA Newflcvrinuf? 14,:l1lEo0tlaill Ewinmliig ij, 4,1 Erlralnnlill Gro V4 Volleyball 12. 3. .1,. Q Y v X Lelligll . -14 K gal Q QQ ANNE KENNEDY VL 0' A Almost to all tllings could she turn her ltancl. xcf 5 VV' A'- Glee Clulu 12, 3. 4,1 Cm-rule Llruncais 12. 3. 4,: Intmnmrul liaise-lmull 12, 5,1 lntrnmuml Buslivllmull 11, 5,1 Intramural llorlwy 12. 5,- Vvellesley KENNETH KETCHUINI KENNY A future Blajor Leaguer, for Kenny Ketchuml Swimming 14,3 Intmmurnl Iinselmll 12, 5, 4,3 Intmmurul Vnllf-ylmll 12, 51. Brown GEORGE O. KEUTGEN, JR. KERTCH Iym awfully 'umiJle. International Club 14,1 Skiing Clull 14,2 'I-racli 13, 4,5 Intru- muml Volleylxall 12, 5, 4,. J l rinceton W FRANCIS LAHEY, III ' LOVER i e, I ltliee to discover ucli a y 1 ami suclr a lover. S I ming . Stevgs ns itute ol Technology VVESLEY J. LAIR WEE our singing is a well known fact And some ay wi rate you o tract d l 1 Glee Clulu 14,1 1 cl Frdnis , Dramatic Il ,z Orclxestra 12, 5. 4,1 . County O estra , nternutionnl Clull 14,1 lncloor Tm ic Sqn. x ounty Cliorus 15. 4,1 All-State Higli Scllool orus 4,1 Pliilatelic Society 12,1 Sulxfcouncil 12,5 A Cappelu Clmir 14,3 Librarian 14,5 Trucli 12,1 Intramural Baseball 13,1 Intramural Bi slcetlfxall 12,1 Intru- Illllfill Villleyli ' , ' . all11 ,D Oberlin DOROTHY ELIZABETH LANE ' DOT Conversation is llie Ialaoratory and worlesliop of the student. Sulu-Council BARBARA LINDSAY LATHAIVI BOBBIE A fair exterior is a silent recommendation. Dramatic Clulv 13,1 Sul:-Council 12,: Tennis 12, 3,2 Intra- l mt mural Bzxslcetlzull 14,1 I rnmurnl Hockey Pine lxflanor K 41 vs. .if li ROBERT IRVING LAUTERSTEIN BOB Tlae spirit of a youtli tllat means to be of note. International Club tal: News Group l4I1 Intramural Valley- lmll tz, 45: Town Hall Club 143. University of Virginia . GINNY ' - ' 1 . f3:J 7IRGINIA ELSIE LEHRER We I mt agreeable companion ancl truest friencl. b Fl I Glee Clu Cercle FFHDQGIS lg, 4,5 Latin fu: GI: Indoor Traffic Squacl 14,1 Swirnming Ml: Traclc f2l: Tennis l'jl: Intran 'I' I Baslietlwall QI, lvlanagcr. - Smitln fl MARIORIE MARIE LENKE SNOOKS In our golden chain of friendship Vve regarcl lzer as a Lenle-e. Latin Cluln Ml: Intramural Basketball f4lg Intramural Volley- Iwall QQ: Arcliery f4lg Hilcing WILLIAM LENNOX J BILL Friendships are Billet on uncterstanding. 5 VV' ' ' K Ou Cloor Tralzlzic S uacl 1 ls Rocl ancl Gun Club I ig Foo - ball f2.l5. 4l: Traclc III2, 4l:2 Intramural Basketball f2732 Intra- hz , f mural Volleyball 12, 5, 45: 'Ilnwn Hall Club 110, Constable Ml, ,W Columbia I WILLIAM .BIAKER LIVINGSTQN BARBARA ELIZABETH LORION ew BILL f ,Q . BARBIE rl Tlwyegxzvitgipkl Ililee better than a Ginny! Barbara likes her archery xg Q 5 Intramural Basketball ll, ji: Intramural B tier than any bridge or tea. a 0.'Vgh!?l33l era lub Secretary: Intramural Baslcetluall f2, 5,2 ony' . 'H SICVCIIS Intra clcey l4l: Tracli ISI: Tennis l5l: Arclmery fgsxx vgiW'X Simmons 3 5x -ab CHARLES HEEQIRY LODGE 'ELIZABETH IQANNA LUCAS . Like fire struck fromsbardest flint, his nature is l UBBY , l from ling Spirits. I clo but sing because I must sing. A Sula-Cioluncil f 3 iqlgag 5, 4lg lxiexgvs Iclula lee Club ll 3' All ssistan er oot a : wimmin 3 : ntramura Volleyball I :NRI Hall Club ll4J. g , J Oberlin S sy -A X x tX.X I .W iff! 42 -un' 1 CIQCILIZ IYIELANIE LEVINE TEAL A peace above aII enrlI1Iy clignities. CerfIe l'Y'iU'lQIllS QQ: Laim f,IuIu Ii, 4,3 Riding I5, 4,1 nis MI. VVeIIesIey LAURA ALICE LEVVIS lg!! goofl aflfl IUIIO IUIII Ine CICUGF. w Glf-0 CIUIJ III: InIramuraI I'Im'Iwy III: InIrzmluraI VOIIcy- UI S II..u.ng'L in 1-I Stevens .Iunior CoIIege Roo I LK Q,...zn:-. I ARTHUR RICHARD LINDGREN swzzou XVI? sI1aII always rememlmr the Lincl-grin. elm Cm, 42, 5, 4, 55. I I I HARRIET H. LINDSAY HATHE Her cheery, neat, consistent ways I Lead Iuzr onward toward those AIS. I CIloi1' I X , PHYLLIS MARIE LUDERS JAMES H. INICLEAIXI PHYL MAC Swim, Baby, SwimI I'II see you 20,000 leagues under the sea. Glee CIuIJ I2. 5I: BasIietIJaII GIee CIuIw I2, ZI: Swimming 12. 3. 4I, Captain MI: I muraI BaseI9nII I NANCY PONVELL LUKENS JOAN THAYER MACY Like a dancing myth sI1e went thru schoo MA'-CY Greg Club 43,3 pumimy Commmee mn She saicl less and tI1ougI1t more. M Jn' Lalin CIUIJ ISI: BaSeI9aII f3Ig InIramumI BaseI1aII fj, 41. br X se gba 5 . ojpj, 'X 6 40 vi, A '9 ', 9 H'-39' PD' mera, 6' 999- Jw I V' 0, I 'Ab 'G W I I 'N-I 3512? 4 VJ I , .a 4 I o RICHARD AI.IiXANIJIiR INIALINISTROM f DICK G c I 535' III 5 gf I Bleu, like lmulleis, go further when IlIey,rc smooth. E Busvlmll HI: CIIIII' HI: lIIIrI ulll Ilfill l5llS4'llilll HI: llllfillllllfill 'Q ' BIISIIIXIIJIIII ll, 3, 4, il: llilfi ulnu IIIIII V13llPy'l3illl ll. 3. by Duke SQ JOHN EDGAR BIANNINU, .IR I BUD A Xvlmt mulees goorl people leave their home? lt's Iohnny with his slifle trombone. Sulu-Con nmn' il ISIC tAAllll!llIIl ue-au In-H B rwanrc I ISI: CDTCIIPSIIII ll, 3, -4- HI: BI ...1 I Is, 4- GI: ISIN OI-II-I III. I,riIIc'eIoII ROBERT STEVENS MARCH BOB Swaggering, supple. mul strong, Always just lruclein, along. I Tlfillili lz, 5, 45: llllfilllllllill Iialslu-Ilmll ll, 5. 4,5 lnII'iIIIIura I vI,IIe,'I...II II, 5, Ip. Spri ng lielcl KATHERINE SHELDON MASON KITTY Katherine makes it her proudest hoast That sheys heen in schools from coast to coast. rgpyj University ol Chicago Vie? g..'FKATHLEEN MARY IXTCALLISTER JOHN HART MQCORMACK KAY MIXC A One who can lose without complaining and win Satan finrls some mischief still for iclle hands to clo 71,70 t bragging. B 1-hall l I: Foo lmzxll ln rulnuml Baseball I , 5, I Glkle Club OIT' Qjmnga Club 49: Cheerleader 45' -O' Jlltffllxfl I Bnsliletlmll liz, 'jlz !lIllfillllLll'ill Vnlleylmll I2, 10.4 Captain 14,1 Bursnfs Stall lztg Hockey I2, 4,1 Truck lztg Intra- -, ' lf' mural Tmcili I2, 3. 40, President ijt: Intramural Baseball ll, SQ m 3, 43: llllfiilllllfill Hockey l2, 4,3 Intramural Volleyball QI: Bud- ' y' IIIIIIIUII 14,1 Tennis lz, 41. - Berkeley I 1 ,f . f z X v ' ii' 4 INIILDRED C. IVTCALLISTER K' , IRENE INTL? 'N LI- MIM' 1- S' ' I' Her face hetolzenefl IQ ood an clear. She has that schoolgirl complexio . ff' ,I GI.-I club 42. 1, 45. , ,1 1 JJ ' Niountainside Hospitality , '- Y 'X , I , ' I' Ox ni f I 44 ' ' I I NATHANIEI- HARRY MASON NAT ivoteci for izis iengtiiy arms Anci iris irresistiimie cilarms. Intramural Base-imii ill: Jnlrznnurui Basin-lirzuii iz. 5, 45: mum' Vuiieyimii iz. 5, 4J. Virginia State IAUGHTON RENISEN NIATHER REM W riiwrvis notiiillg lim Hiviatimru with ilis diving. Trnfii f5Jg Swimming H, 4, 1,3 inlrnmurai Bnsvimii fl, 3J: W I I murni Basics-timii iz. 5, 4. 5J: intramural Voile-yimli iz, 3, - Roanoke JEANNE EVANS MATHEVVSON GENEE Night after night sim sat Ami inieareri iier eyes with izooies. uAn1pi1iti1eaIr6H Mit Town Hull Ciuib Coiimy Junior College JOHN VVILLIAM MAXON MAX A fishing roci is a stick with a hook at one end and a fooi at tile otizer. Giee Ciuia f2, 3, 45: Science Ciuim MJ: Rod and Gun Ciuid HJ Plmlogmpily Group Mi: Track QQ, '5. 4,5 lnlrzmuurni Basket- in ii Mfg Intramural Volleyball iz. 5, 4J. Alabama IRENE JULIA MCDONOUGH RENE Tile fair Irene In sports is keen. Giee Club fl. 3. 4,1 Baseball fjig Hockey MJ: Intru- i Buseimii i2. 5. 4,2 Intramural Hockey fl, 5, 4J. Berkeley JOHN FRANCIS MQDONOUGH MAC And iw wilistied as ite IAAUO ifall Q . . ji In I' ITI f I Bflsk , y J I' I V lloylmtll 12. 27.4 ta u a ? n U a J Q' X35 XYZ' 51 49 N . xylrf?-if .wg - JEAN BAND MCMULLEN Sr 'VIXC K A rare compounclioif frolic and fun ,J 3 Who relished a joke and rejoiced in a pun. Bursafs Stall lily Sub-Council VIRGINIA CHAMBERLIN MEAD JINNY In years to come we alt sI1aII react The charming books by Iinny Mead. Pratt Institute MARGARET ALICE MEAD IVIIGGIEI The girl with the silver tongue. Publicity Committee t2, 3, 4l, Treasurer Ml: Cerclr Francais t5, 4Ig International Club Ml? Tennis 42,3 lIlll'ftlllLll'ill zlizsslcetball fly: Intramural Hoclccy til: Badminton call: Arcliery 4 . Vveilesley MARY AVARD MEEKER Her future is aglow with possibilities. Glee Club fi. 3. 4l: Cercle Francais t2- 3- All: Latin Clul lil. 5, 4,9 Eligibility Committee his Junior Red Cross Committee t I: Economics Discussion Grou hi: Free f7ri in 3 In ro- nizlural Baseball tzlg Intraniuralplgaslcetlyrxll gl? lillrmnurnl ap Hockey Q2, 41. . Ixlount Holyoke A5 WILLIAM H. B. MILLAR ROBERT WILKINSON MONTGOMERY BILL MONTY Bill shows spirit, clash and style, His ability lies in doing nothing with a great deal As he does the winning mite. of skill. Latin Club tjlc Camera Club fjl: International Club QQ: SUIPCOUUCII lil? German Singing GFUUP l4l? Intramural Science Club til: House ancl Grounds Committee itil? Track Volleyball N 34. 5,2 S1icoerHt2.b5I-I Qi- 5,3 lntrianluml Basketball t2, 3, 4, 5,3 Cornell X ntramura o ey a 2, 5, 4, 5 . Princeton AJ GEORGE ARTHUR MILLER IVIARIAN ay- - CHINK HNNI X x A smite recures the wounding of a fro The Moore we See o 9 WN. lk you Glee Club 12, 3. 41. 'go4 JL.. sail lfofkrhi X 931'-gnilu' T7' ' 46 ri tiff His appearance was always neat From the top of his head to tiietips of his feet. Track l2. 51: lntramural Volleyball lit, 51. 0 JOHN RICHARD MUEHLBERG lntrarnura Vo le PETER ANTHONY MELCHIONNE PETE He spencis liis waking hours wisllin' To be a better politician. Base-lmll ll, 3, 41: lntramural Baslcevtlmll ll. 3. .111 lntramura Volleylmll la. 5, 41. HOWARD LEONARD MEI ER Nlontclair State Teaclmers HARRY SUTTON MESSERSMITH BUD Dont trouluie trouble, 'fill trouble troutmies you. Glee Club fl, 3. 4. 51: Rocl ancl Gun Clulo 14. 51: lntra- mural Baselwall lz, 515 Intramural Baslcetloall lz, 5, 41: intramural Vollevlnall 15, 41. T Nortli Carolina State L2 CARL RICHARD IVIEURK If silence slzoulfl reign, lie would be king. lntramural Volleyball lxflassacliusetts Institute of Technology OTTO KINC-SLEY MUELLER ERNEST MORGAN ERNIE MOONEY As large as life and twice as natural. Aviation Club l4, 51, Vice-President l51g lvlountaineer f411 Baseloall f51, Assistant Manager: Intramural Volleyball Virginia State Casey Jones FRED M. MUIR DICK As good as lie is silent. ' Great men COn1e ill big paCkr1g9S. Intramural Baseball li. 41: Intramural Basketball f5, 41, Aviation Club l'51: lnternational Clulw l41: Football Q41: l l yball 12. 1. H ' i JLehigh , 5900521-Ml' 3' Y ckhsbxes Sw 47 Base-lmll f2. 51: Track l-112 Soccer lz. 3. 41: Intramural I CHAMPIE It was quietg tlten lie came. Cerrle Francais lj, 41: Latin Cluln l51g Tennis l3. 111: lntra- mural Volleyball we I i iii ill, ,J EN. s yX.Q.0-? 65,5931 L. MQW JAMES HERBERT OBRIEN JIM X Cause Eyes, a-muggini. ' Intramural Basketball Q' me Pennsylvania 5 v JAMES EDWARD ODEGAAB ODEY Ode-gaarcls the traffic ligI1 X Aviation Clulz l5J: Traffic Squacl f5, 41: Ass C ' tee l4i: Football t3, 41: Intramural Baseball l'5 . Intramur North Carolina Stat RUTH BULLARD MURDOCK MUG Restless as a winclsllielct wiper on a rainy clay. Glee tl. 3. .1J: International Clulw tl, 3, 4,1 Intra- mural Baseball txt: Intramural Baslietliall fl, rtli Intramural Huclxey f2, 4J: Intramural Volleyball NGXV .ICFSCY College FOI' XMOIUCH JANET RICHARDS MURPHY MURPH You are a devil at everytliing and llzere is nothing I in tIIe wiiole world but wliat you can l turn your hanfl to. GI:-e Clula l2l: Assemlxlv Committee MJ: Pulmlicity Commit! AI B c tes' fllz Latin CIIIII l'5J: Athletic cvisory onrl MJ: Hncliey ll 5 4J' Baslcetlmall tl '5 4J Captain til? 'lun-nnis l2i: Intra- mural Baselaall Iwlanagerz Intramural Baslietlaall f2, 5. 4J. I, 'I tt4J I tr ll IH wk V 12 5 4J NI Q fit I tr resuen : n am ra 0. ef . . . Janaler : ri a- mural Tennis University ol North Carolina VVIIIET JOHN MYERS BILL Three things are ever silent,-clestiny, Myers, ancl the grave. Intramural Baselrall l4t: Intramural Volleylmall tz, 5. 4J. RICHARD TENNYSON MYERS DICK Strange to time world, Ire wore a tnasitful look. German Singing Clulm Duke ISABEL OLIVER IzzY A merry Iteart makes a cheerful countenance. Baseball 14,3 Intramural Baseball tz, 'gig Intramural Basket- IJaII t2, 5, 4J: Intramural Hockey BARBARA H. OSTGREN BOBBIE Whether to please herself or others, she is always well groomed. Girls' Committee fjl: Latin Club Qi: Indoor Traffic t4Jg Free Vvriting IVIount Holyolce Volleyball ta, 5, 45. ' 03 Xb wi' , '0 . , ,,, 'v rq 48 ,fb Sa get X as t X ALEXANDER BOLD NEILL, JR. AL If SJGYICO IUGFH l'0l1Hy QOIKIOII, Ili? lUOU,lfl IDC Cl tionaire. German Singing Clulm Mi: intramural Basvlmll lil: lntrae lllllfill VfJllf'X'l7illI Princeton HELEN E. NELSON LEN In cluys to Come slieill play a part In tim lnusy field of art. v ,I ALICE P. NOPPELK Q rm not a politician, and my otlier liainits are good. Riding Cluil li, 4l: Cerrlv ljranqais ll, 3. rn, Vitfeqpresi- dent QQ: Plmtograplmy Clulm HJ: Arnpl1itlu-atre Ml: Hockey MH: Intramural Baseball l2. qi: intramural Baslwtlmll lz, 41. Captain Ml: intramural Volleylvall Captain lzlg Secret lzlz Track 45. 4,2 it-mm 445. lvliclcllelmury HELMI HELENA NORDMAN HELAMOTIOUS Ambition has no rest. Intramural Baselwall lil: intramural Baslietlwall CHARLES BOLLES PACKARD CHARLIE Happy is the nation with a history. ROBERT FREDERICK PACKARD BOB He is not merely a chip off the old Block, but the olcl Block itself. Glee Clulm f2, 3, 4,5 Cercle Frangais lzlg Latin Club l4l: Bancl ll. 3, 43: Nl. H. Committee lil: Track lllz Soccer ll, 5, LQ: intramural Basketball ll, 53. President Amherst ' GANI P. PAMIELLO PAMPO Boy! Gani lzroact jump! Track l2, 5. 4,1 Intramural Volleyball l2, 5. 4l. Capt is. 47. MARGARET LGRETTA PAPALEO MIDGIE Little bodies have great souls. KSA-ff? WALQ44-J 76,2751 JM. WWW MARION .IEANNE PARKER 'Twas useless to ask Irer to harry, For she always took Irer time. Negro Spiritual Clloir Bennett FRAKf .EI-IS II FRAN gl'8 t plague t fn 0 anclsome a man. GIGS CII1 fl, 3, . Associate Lilorarinn HI: Lzltin Clulr hi: IXInunIain I orts Editor: New Jersey All Slate Chorus I-Ii? Essex our ' Ilmrus HI: Indoor Trzlthfirr Squad I4, 5,. Cuplnir 4 Arnck Ili: SXVIllllllII'lg fjjg Intramural Volleyf bull I2, 5, Trinity I I ARTHUR CURDON PENDLETON ART The only way to Irave friencls is to Ile one Duke ALAN KITE PERKINS I PERK E High School is an awful Ivore, I I clon,t know what I came here forI r Intramural Baseball 3 PennsyIvania , XX Pr IQ O, ' Ufbtnmy C34 If x 5 e PVD Q95 GERTRUDE WEBESTER PHILLIPS EFFIE LOUISE PICKERILLL TRUDY N Quick to learn, wise to know Sire can fiddle all the bugs off a sweet potato vine. Sub-Council M. Pumimy Commmee 4,5 4 Orchestra fm. 5, 4: 5,2 ':An1pI1iII1eaIren Publicity: Intm- I.uIin Club Q3 4, 6 I I: qais , mural Baseball QI: -Intvle-rIc-nnis University of NortI1 Carolina MYRTLE VIOLET PHILPOTT JOHN LEE PITTS Her ready laughter and tier jokes PUP5 twafee her a friend of many folks. Iam not in the call of common men ' . . . Aviaion Club IS. I. Secre ar Pr I I I-1nc,oIn Sct100I for Nlrrses Pawn? ELO: Baseball GI 9: Fofnbblxll My I t I 14V i Iii 5 . I I 50 im? K' Virginia INIiIitary Institute cs: , or in-f 514 Mir ,QQ wx' I I Vwf 0 . , af' Xbfjlpud X p,.M5' ' , A MARY D. PETERSON 'J-v. PETE r' 70 l Sire loves to spenrl lrer leisure time ' ln panning lmits of tilting rliyme. Town llull Cluli XVILLARD EARL PETERSON PETE Never' troulmle anotlrer for wliat you can clo your- Sulm-Council lui: Baseball li, 1. El: Basliellmll l-I, il: intramural lfaselunll l2. 3, 4, ji: lntrmuural Baslietlsull ll, Bl: lntramural VUIIQ-ylmll ll, 3, 4, ji. Vvesleya n MARIE ANN PETRONACI PEP A lxlary lieart is tire lwest of company. X . I ,ROBERT JOHNSTON PEEIFEER lx es ey'm niversity nf' ' xj' BOB A I It really is pliantasmagorical ' ' Tire way lie lenows iris flutes historical. T R . V X Gln: Clulr Ml: Stamp Clulv lzlg Latin Club lzlg Sri:-n BW il L 4 ,+ C Cluld lzlg ,intramural Volleyball k ' 2' 17 S Georgetown X:-7 I ' ' X s f 1 x' , .f J . ' 1 1, GEORGE POMEROY HENRY SCRANTON PRICE Sleep, my pretty one, sleep HANK Silence is one of tile virtues of tlie wise. l Dramatic Cluln lglg Traclc fz. 5. Atl: Intramural Baslcctlmll 9 lg. 4,1 Intramural Volleyloall fz. 3, 4l. Principia y , I I - D U L 1 N M ' RUTH ' - N OUICK ' 1.0 R X l , , f ', UTHIE le ll A 'le I' 9 S Pope' A lrappy life n tr quillity of time mincl, GI J l , Treasurer ' Pre-siclcnt ljgig Athletic Glse Clul, 4j Anlvisor 6. rc ,Q 'A H. Corumittee lllg lntramural Volley- r,..l1 4, 4 f l c U 7 W 3- 'FV' 51 F I l I l I w l x t I I I MURIEL EUNICE RGGERS Mml Whenelrer she was at a clance The other girls cIictn,t have a chance. FRANK JOHN RUSSO RUS You like to argue? Wetl, to do so Start an argument with Russo. ircolo Italiano I2, 5, 415 Intramural Baselmall I2. jf' lntraf Volleyball Im. 33. I ELEANOR HEWITT RATH A jolee is a very serious thing. I,..II Izl, 1 E. VIRGINIA RICHDALE m. GINNY S- 999' Ev? aliflike ' .yi ir s o er type. . YN . 3.-4 HELEN RUSSO Helen, with her mighty swing, Outplays all at hocIQey,s wing. Red Cross Committee I2, 4lg Orrlu-stru I2, 5, 4J: Inter- national f2, 5- fill Suld-Council Ol: Camera Svrretary-Treasurer: I.atin Cluln I5, 4l, Cllairman ol tI1e Enter- tainment Cmnrnillvl' K-fl? Senior CTOIIIIIIIHPP IQ: State Orchestra GOUCIYCT ROSEIVIARIE RENNA RENE Here comes the Iactyl Oh, so light of foot. Dramatic CIuIJ IBJ: Circle Italiano fl. 'ilc 'Ile-nnis I5, 4l, .fu fi- l . 10 x VVIILIAIVI RICH, JR. - ' f3.J4'C', VVILLIE '11 E He Iooles good to the Iarlies. ' . Traclc I2. Lil: n ramural Baslietlmall Ml: Intramural Volley- ,. l 4 Bursar's Stall IZ. 3. 4l: Hockey Ifjlz Intramural Baseball I2, 3l: Intramural Baslietlaall I2, 5. 4l: Intramural Hockey 4l: Intramural Volleyball SEBASTIAN JOSEPH SANDORA SANDORA Wrestling Iaeeps him on the floor-a, This big, husky brute, Sanatora. Intramural Baselmall I2l: Intramural Baslietlvall IVIcAIIister School of Emloalming I2, 3. l HERBERT S. RICHI-rA HERB A little of Iiis nonsense now and ttien, Is relished by the best of men.. - . . Gtee f,IuIv 133: News Group MI: SVVIIIIIIIIIIQ HI: Intr' IIIHYIII I5nsvtmII tl, 3I: IntmmumI BasIiPtIJaII fz. 3I: lIllftllillII'ilIWUIIPY- Imll 12. gl. RUTH I.. RICHTINIYRE SKIP Softly tier fingers wander o!er The yielding planks of tlze ivory floor. f STANLEY LAMBERT RIKER ,J STAN ' 419 1 He arguectktiigfi tie argued low,C HP H180 CIFQLLQ GIee CIuIm tz, 5, 4I: Itursafs Shaft tl. Q: Intra1nuraI Basket- fs ImaII 12, 5, 4,2 IntramuraI VuIIeyIJaII ta, 3, .1I. Rutgers GRACE WINIFRED ROBB GRACIE With mirth and taugtiter let olzl wrinkles come. GIee CIuIv ta. 3I. ' St. Barnabas I'IospitaI WINIFREID ELIZABETH SANTEE WINNIE A face with gtaotness overspreacII Soft smiles by Human kindness lured. GIee Club fl. 3, 4,5 CercIe Ifranqais t2, 5, 4,3 Latin CIUIJ QI: Camera CIuI1 t'5I1 IntramuraI BasIcetIJaII Mfg lIltl'RIlllll'ilI 'rmck 153. Bryn Ivlawr X ALLISON E. SAUTTE Wy AL I Everything Ile flirt was an a p1 is gracluatin uP Q . ,J rj, W7 ANDREW SMITH SAWERS Jew SMITTY Sing and the world will sing with you. Glec CIuI1 Q2. 3, 4,3 Traffic Squad MI: IntramuraI Bas t2 5 4,: IntmmuruI BasIcetIoaII ti, 5, 413 IntramuraI Vo 2, 41. tIuiIIiarcI ' .SWA ENN SCHER EN HUR In e, get S Hsctieru of fame. Gui 1 t2, 4Ig International CIuIJ Mfg Am I tI t IAd QM g Sfqf tgjld TII 4 ve mn- analer, E ale ,rew , n oyor ra MIT HIICIIt4IMd t 143 OYVII il fun , 0 eraor . 53 pn lf' ic S Y , W , . W. 2- v---- ' I I , f - fyf ' ,t M RGARET s. SCHNEIDER 1 f' A light heart lives long Y 3' ' lntrt ural Baseball l2, 3,3 Intramural Basketlvall ll. 5, 4,3 Q lntram a Volleyball l2, 5,. A 1 ' VV fw P X DOUGLAS D. SCHOI II .ER ' One still, strong man. I , Princeton P I THOMAS CALLAVVAY SCHULLER - TOM All great men are dead. I feet haclly myself. Sulw-Council l2,: Stuclent Council l'5,: Deluating Cluh l5,g Social Committee l5,: Nlountaineer l4. 5,2 Footlwall l5,: Track lj. 4, 5,: Basketball l4, 5,3 Intramural Baseliall ll, 3, 4,1 Intra- mural Basketlwall EDITH ALICE SCHUIVIANN 5 DIDDY Her manners have that calm repose that is called 5 charm. E Swimming l4,: Intramural Baselmll l4,g Intramural Basket- , lmall l4,: Intramural Track t E Wh6Cl0C'k JANET LOUISE SHIELDS JAN She felt in italics and thought in CAPITALS. Glee Clulo ll, 3, 4,5 Flower Committee l5,: Luncll Room Committee l5, 4,3 Baseloall lj, 4,. Captain l'5,: Badminton l4,: Basketball ll, 4,. Duke MARTHA SHURTLEFF MARTY Every little movement has a meaning of its own. Glee Club 5, 4,5 lncloor Traffic Squacl t5,: Pulolicity . Committee l4,: AIIlPl'litllC8tI'C Board l4,: lnlramural Basket- , lxall l2, 5, 4,: Intramural Hockey ll, 3,. +. Colby Junior College 51 . A ,P WW V33 K XMW HELEN MARIE SICKINGER SICKY She thinks everything is beautiful-- Even a school without hooks. I t J 'lp UAmpl1itl1eatreH l4,: Cercle Francais l2,g German Singing Clulu f4,g Intramural Basketball l4,g Intramural Hockey Syracuse JULIAN WALTER SICKIN ER ' JULIE The radio hug has hit Radio Club l'5,: Track s Stevens I I L . GLW NP 31 , CI C 2 Atl Cty F I GEORGE HENRY SIGLER CIGARETTE Pencil, crayon, paint, or chalk-1 He draws pictures that almost talk. 0 Club f2, 3. 4,3 Rod and Gun Club JOHN ALBERT SIMMGNS, JR JACK How he gets good marks in history ls a deep ancl baffling mystery. Nliclligan I it so stew sets W We lllqvoegz-X KENNETH ALESBURY SINIITH KEN Kenny soccer? Economics Clulm l4l: Student Council l2l: Tennis l5lg Nuccer l'j, 4, 5lg intramural Baselnall l'5. 4. Sl: lntramurul Bnslietlnall l2, 'i. 4. 5l: Intramural Vollcylmll Q4, 5l. Vvilliam ancl Nlary IONE R. SMITH A girl with ller courage of lter convictions. Glee Clulv ll, '5, 4l: SulrCouncil Smith RUTH ELIZABETH SNIITH V SMITTY That cltarm, that certainty to please. Cvlee Clulw ll, j. 4l. Sltetl malee an able secretary ut still slteill be carefree and merry. lee Club la, 3l. if MURIEL ELIZABETH SNOWFIELD itll vt? ll MICHAEL ANTHGNY STANISH MIKE Not only is he snort and snappy-1 But he always gets the points. Baseball l2, 5, 4lg Soccer lz, 5, 4l, Captain Ml: Baslietlnnll ll, 3, 4l, Captain l4lg Intramural Baselvall lil, Intramural Basketball lil: Intramural Volleylaall liz, Sl. MARK UTTRY STEPHENS STEVE He supports tlle theory that all heavy people are naturally jolly. Latin Cluliv l5. 4l: Footluall l5. 4l: Intramural Volleyluall ts- 4?- Fordham BERTRAIVI STIFF, JR. BERT It is excellent to have a gianfs strength. Suln-Council l2l: Cvlee Clulo l2, Sl: House and Grounds Committee l3l: Footlmll la, 3, 4lg Traclc 4l: Basketball l4lg Intramural Baslcetlmll l2lg Intramural Volleylmll li, 5, 4l. Princeton CARMELLA IVIILLIE STIVALA MILLIE She loves to spend lmer summer hours Vvorleing miclst lter garolen flowers. Glee Clulo ll. 3, 4l: Circolo Italiano l'5, 4l. Dialc I, -23 WLM RJKW ' 1 , ,,,,,4jQ W DOROTHY SORDILL DOTTIE I did my cluty faithfully. GIQQ Club l2l: A Cappella Clloir l3. all: Cirrulo ltnliano l2l: Baslietlpall MARY-LEVV SOULE LEW Tell me, pretty maiden, Are there any more at home like you? Glen Clulx lz, 5, 4l: All State Chorus l4lg lvlnuntainocr ROBERT A. SPARKS BOB A Spar-le that hinclles into fire when lzehincl stage. Glee Clulm lil: Traffic Squad l2, 3, 4, 5lg Ligluling Squatl ll, 3, All, Captain NVILLIAM DAVID STAFFORD DAVE Dave is so quiet, you can never tell, Yvhen he is sich or feeling well. ' X Negro Spiritual Clloir l'j, 4,3 ljootlxall lj, ,QQ lntmmurul ' Gm 1 vwrlt-,ylmll 453. Graf Q -Virginia State W xl Alb i I y .jj 1, A ., ,gf T. 'lf tif' SI W K H Y N My , . M N3 r , rf'-Q. X' sk lf' 0 :X x 'TY' 'X '11 Ng! f Q I W ly! ff' Y 5 ' A., I ,X I A , yy Cf' , , lj ' Nj! JANE ARMS STOTHOFF BEAVER STRASSBURGER ff l STODIE BEVE Vvhen you see our lovely lane. Things rliclngt lmegin to happen around this place She's always running for a train. until he hegan to turn them up. Glfff Clllll l2- 5- Al! BUYS-3f'S Stall l5, 4, 5,1 Ll1llCll Rumi' Economics Discussion Group Ml: Camera Club Ml: Floun- tjllllllllilttfi? Assistant Clxairmang lntranlural Huclccy taineer l5lg Football Rally ' Parsons School of Fine Arts P WINIFRED JANET STRAIN I CLARE MARGARET STREITER WINNIE L5 il,XTThen onl then onl Vvhere cluty leads, P . 5 A99 Cannot Wltllet' 1? rv' lwy Course he Onwarcl still. Nor custom stale her infinite vari . 9 uve ,Ill ',3, . CI CI 1 41 45 W Nlontclair Secretarial S' ool 57 .w JEAN RUSSELL STRIN .IEAIVIE , W' Boyl Can she String-lla . Q lu ll 121 T lzl Dramatic Cluln ljlg Basket a 1 ennls . Dralce a' ROBERT FRANCIS STROUD BOB Tlie worst wlmeel on the wagon makes tlle most noise. Footloall l2l: Intramural Baslcetlaall li, 55. FRANK ALLEN SWENARTON AL Quiet as an Egyptian mummy. Internatinnal Cluld l'5l: Traclc l4lg Intramural Volleyball Yale BETTY JOAN TAYLOR BETS Q For lier own person, I It laeggarerl all flescription. l Cercle Francais Mfg lntramural Buslictlaall Ml: Intramural Hockey Ml: Talole-Tennis Gouclier LOUIS TOIVIPKINS, JR. SALVATORE ANTHONY TORNILLO LOU SNABS Hels a pilgrim on the patli of least resistance. pass gently lay liim as lie clozes. Circolo Italiano l2l: Baseball ljlg Footlaall l2. 5. 4, I Track 2 - Intramural Baselvall 2 ' Intramural Ba lx t -sf , 9,5 Y Z. 5 vb '- L. 1.45. . l-5.4-57. lmll lz, 5, 4, 5lg Intramural Volleyball l2, 3. 4, 5I. CAROLYN MARIE TOPPING VASHTI EDITH TRENT HIT VECKY Slzeys mlloppingn in marles as well as in silence. Tlze always smiling Vasliti Trent Q. Glee Club ll 5' 4l1 Latin Club l5- 4l- I Is frequently on mischief bent. dui lVlontclair State Teachers Ampl1i1l1eatre MJ. . pi, ,X V Lincoln 5-K 'ki ' Ax P Q .tl fl 58 I fit MAUD ALBERTA TYSON MAUDIE Although a quiet girl is lviaucl, Shell never stoop to any fraud. Spiritual Clworr t2, 3, 4I. RUSSELL LESLIE UPHOFF Russ lust to get my Ph.D. Wonyt Ime half enougli for me. Intramural Baslcetlnall NIassacI1usetts Institute ot Technology MARJORIE EDNA TAYLOR MIDGET I spealz in a monstrous little voice film' Clulw KZ, 3, Lil: Cercle Franqais f'3, 4I. IVIontclair State Teachers ,I I' JOHN EDWARD TCHOUNIS J Q BUTCH The cave clwetters weren,t tile only Intuffers. Baselmall fi, 4,3 I'ootlJall MI: Swimming fl, 'jlz Intramural Baselvall 12, 5. 45, Carnegie Tesla ELIZABETH TEMPLE BETTY Vvfien Bettyys vocal cords are still, You can Ile sure Sll6,S very ill. Base-lvall H55 Horlcey f2, 5, 4l: Tracli tzlg Baslietlyall HI: Intramural Basellall fl. 3, ztl, Captain fly: Intramural Baslietlwall 12. 3, IH. Captain lz, '5I: Intramural Hoclcey fl, 5, 4l, Captain ly ,Hg Intramural Valli-ylrall Captain: Trarli Berkeley MARY LOUISE TENNEY IVIARY LOU Tlze more I see of men tlie more I lilee Fido. Katherine Gilolns MIESJE VAN BREDA KOLFF MEESH Site was a lady upon whom I built an absolute trust. Intramural Baslcetlsall ll. jj: Intramural Hockey ti, 3. 4I: Tennis CATHERINE JOANNA VANDER PLAATS CATH Her liead erect, lter SIIOUICIQFS square, Give Kay a military air. A Cappella Clmir iz, 3, 10. Sliulaert Secretarial Sclrool I .-',,,n,,,. l 4 I 1 l l 1 NELLIE VANDER SCHELDE NELL All wlio Ienow Her are so fond Of tilis stencter, smiling blonde. Ixlounlznim-er JOSEPH MARTIN VAN STRATTON JOE A Imoy who knows his onions. LAVENIA WAONER VAN NVORINIER VVEINIE No especial talent, but yet a cliuracter. co Ium 5. .. 5 : . ap ella Choir 5. ,, 3 : Bus:-I ll C-lClIf1IACD 115 1 Inirmnurnl IBRISPIJIIH 3, , jg InIrzu11umI BnsIif'!ImII 5, 145 I 4 I I I I trzunuml HucIiey 15,3 l-GHIIIS St. Lawrence fjy.rjJAY:VlRGINIA LOUISE VAUOHN p GINNY Girls Iutusli, sometimes because theyyre alive. v I Slutlvnl C ounril J f X NIicIcIIeI3ury I 1 x, EVELYN FANNIE VVALTON EVIE Vvlienever one was feeling Hue, Her flashing smite would pull one ttlrougtz. Negro SpirituaI Choir f2, 5, 4, 5,1 Intrzxmurul ISRISUIJIIH 5I: Intramural BusIceII1aII I3, 51. Virginia State ELIZABETH SIMPSON VVALZ LIBBY Travel is a part of education. Bursnfs Stun QI: CercIe Franquis KaII1erine Gibbs VVILLIAM R. VENNER POP Falling for the riglit encl cloesnyt mean tliat your romance will encl rigltt. Baslcetlball l'5, 4l: Baselaall l2- 5- 4l: Footlball l'5, 4l: lntraa mural Baselyall ll, 3, 4l: lntramural Volleylxall l2. 5l. Cl6UlSOl1 RICHARD VV. VILAS DICK Roses reclg Vilas lplueg A Youll sometime fincl ltim on nvvltoys VVl1o. Cvlee Clulu ll, 5l: HAmpl1itl1eatre Atlllelic Eflitor: Traclc ljlq Swimming l4lg Intramural Bnselnall l2. Lil: Intra- mural Baslcetlaall li. 5l. St. Lawrence MARGARET WHEELER VREELAND MARDIE A future Madame Curie. Camera Clulw lil: Plmtograpl1y lqli Vulleyluall l4l: lntra- mural Baselvall lzlz Intramural Baslcetlvall lzlz Intramural Hocliey' l2l: Talwle Tennis ljl: lntranlural Volleylmll l2, 'jlz Town Hall Clulw 143. Sweetlmriar BARBARA WAKEFIELD BARBIE Til? very flower of youtlt. Cvlee Clulw l2. 4l: Free Vvriting l4l: Sul:-Council lzlz Refl Cr'-ss Committee Ula Cliairman Soplmrnore Hop Committee l2l: Baslcetlmall li. 4l: Intramural Baseball lllz Intramural Baslcetlvall l2, 5, 4l: Intramural Huflcey l2. jl. St. Lawrenfe SHAUBUT COLLETT WALZ, JR. BOB He sits up all niglit so lie can go to sleep as soon as lie goes to lnecl. Sub-Council lll: Social Committee GLADYS ELSIE WARD lxlever excitecl, never maol, is The Warcl girl tllatys lenown as Glaclys. Glee Clulm ly 4. jlg Intramural Volleylmall My . Algal 'I I I , x I 1 I N of' I xv , K . I CW' I A I I IVIILDRED IVIAUDE WARD She knew tllat silence was tlze art of conversation. Glee Cluln Q2, 3. 4l. I MARY VIRGINIA WARE A smootli roaolg neat sign posts at eacli corner: l a lurisle stricle, no loitering. Connecticut I 61 4..i...l St tfl-0HlN tv ygik-UVVV QUENTIN LEVENTON WARREN QUENT The ctramatist is tuorn, not made. Gtee Ctutw tzlz Cercte Franeais ti. 5, 4l. Secretary President 44,1 tnternationat Ctutn t2, 5, 45, Program Committee CIIHIFIIIZID tjlg Debating t2,g Latin Ctuty tj, 4l. Stantorct CHESTER ALLEN WATERS CHET If you want a merry jester, Senct a worst to ctever Chester. Track Assistant Ntanager, Lincoln CLIFFGRD EUGENE VVATT CLIFF 'iWatts,, in a name? W Foottnatt t4I: Track tj. 45: Swimming t4lg Intramural Base- tnatt tl. 'jlg Intramural Bastiettoatt t2, 5, 4l. FANNY LOUISE WELSH PUSSYFOOT Design for tiving. 1 W Gtee Ctuto tl, 3, All: Publicity Committee t3, 4,5 Latin 9 Ctutn tj, 4,2 Dramatic Ctutx tjlz International Club tjjlz Cvirts' WN Committee t4l: lxftountaineer Intramural Bastcettoatt tal: . Badminton New .Iersey State College v P mga, MARGARET BEACH VVHITTLESEY W 95 IVIIGGLES Wx- ART I YQ RTt1tjrt'BE1-LA1RE WILLIAMS, JR Very stutntnorn yet very gay, Weyre tnorn to tae happy-att of us. He clearly tovecl to have his way. Gtee Ctutu t2,: Latin Ctuto tglg lvtountaineer tg, 41, Girls' Sports Ertiturg Putoticity Committee t3l: CIIEEF Leacter t5. 4l: Baselaatt t2l: Hockey t4l, Captain: Track t2lg Intramural Volley- tJatt tz, 3, 4,, Presictent tat: Intramural Basetoatt Captain: Intramural Bastiettmtt t2, 5, 45, Ivtanager MI: Intramurat Hoctiey mural Bastcettiatt t2, 51g Intramural Votteytoatt t2, 55. ya ' Xl I at X0 MQMA . t2, 5, 4l, Captain t5Ig Intramural Soccer t2, 5, 4l, Presictent 42, 5, 49. Q lVIictdIetoury ' R w. ELIZABETH MARIE WI M FLORENCE M. WILLIAMS DUCI-IESS . FLOSSIE The gtass of fashion and the otct form. She seems to use no saying taut The overworkect one, '6Wett, so what? ' Negro Spiritual Ctiuir tz, 5l. 62 Negro Spiritual Cttoir t2, 4,9 Intramural Basetoatt til: I t '1 l WILLIAM LEWIS WESCOAT BILL The big toad in the little puclotie. Stage I.IgIItIng Squml tif: Trallic Squad Sergeant. University of North CaroIina EDITHA FLORENTINE WHEELER EDDIE It is not strengtli, but art, That wins the prize. Glee CIIIII Q, 'Qc ISLIFSHFIS Stuff Mount Holyoke HUBERT WHEELER 1 t'Lt Clb I HUIE Away with Iiim, he speaks LatinI Dramatic Clulm Vine Presicten , ain u f3, rrnan Clulz 141: Inlernzxtionul Club Princeton ONSLOW WILKINSON WHITNEY CLICK Good Fortune Comes to Itim who thinks and remembers. Spiritual Clnoir fi, 5. fgt: Intramural Buselball til: Int Illllfill Vfllleyllilll 423. L I , n ' I fl CHARLES EASTE IIIYGUQXIE- ON' I wg ' LOIS GRAY WINNER ' MUG . XVINNIE He is cz 1 ays tau ning, f r I1e has an i it Silets a Huvirineru in the summer or in the V. of it. K l M1 winnenn I House and bunds Committee t3 uh!L1IsuI1ciI tit: Glee Clulv ti, 3, 41: All-State Clxorus Mfg Crerrnun Singi D Ijlllijlilf f ,lulu tzwlndoor Traffic ici' iztg I:ooIImII 14,1 Club MI: County CIIKFTUS I' wk , ntrumu nseI'JaII I lamural Ifnslcetlmll C413 Juilliard School of Music I uml Volleylmll t3 X' x K testes L I LLOYD RICHARD WILSUN VVOODJO Hold tI1e fort: Fm coming. X,. Glen- Clulr tl, 5. 41: Iruclc f5, Lgtg Intmrnurnl Bznslu-IIIIIII Ol ADELE VIRGINIA VVOOLRIDGE She her way through everythingg vVe'eUen thought that sIIe could sing. :Negro SPIYIIUIII filrorr HZITIBUT' SI'IIooI of Nursing LAURIE ELLEN YOUNG LEE And everywliere tliat Laura went Her car was sure to go. . inming Bethany DANIEL YOWELL DAN,L Quiet though ite seems to ine His friends clefine him differently. emistry Clulo 121: intramural Volleyball I ' Columbia s CELESTE 0' ou never have a chance to talk jp! ARY CELESTINE WYNFREY 5 lien with this chatter-lnox you walk if mgro Spiritual Clioir V J Q Q CLARA ELIZABETH YAHLE Clara has a tot of fun Taking care of a neigitborys son. Latin Club 14,5 Traci: lVlill,s Training School RALPH FREDERIC YEOMANS VIM Little Fails that he cloesnst know about. Mountaineer 14lg lnclonr Traffic Squad 14,3 Track 143: lnlra- II1LlI'iil Volleylmll Duke ALBERT G. YGUNG SHORTY Vvliat dwarfs men arel lncloor Traffic Squad 12, 5. 4l: Outcloor Trallic Squaol 12, 5, 4,1 ylountaineer Staff 1455 intramural Bziselaall 12, 45: lntra- mural Volleyball 12, 5, 10. -L V- HARRY ANTHONY ZARA REX I find nonsense singularly refreshing. Dramatic Club 12. 5l: Debating Club 125: International Club 12,3 Intramural Basketball 12, 5. 4,5 intramural Volleyball 12- 55- ' o Michigan CENZI ZARRILLO CHEN A jolly laugh, a jolly smite, a personality jolly well pleasing. ' Intramural Basketball Mountainside Hospital in JEANNE CUTLER Ctwvr up, itle worst is yrft Io ronmt BETTIE RARDIN Stm tms to stfuut next a treo to Fast a stmrtow ROGER SIMMS SHEPARD DODGIE Atone I ctict it, tmyf LYMAN XVILKINSON YAHLE Qwvc PEARL ROSE ZINGALI Livety, ctiaery, active Pearl- An att arounft attltetic gift. fx l70Itl'0lHflll,S is ll0t Cl tlClt9l7y UNC- Bursarvs Slntt tl, Y3. 4t, Assistant Arcounlmmt QD: Bzxsvtmtt ,A , 1 i . tj: Hoclivy GH: Att-Slulv ttoctiey tgtg Intramural Bzxsetmtt tl. fJuhl l'r 'mmf bquml tl' 5' 'lt' 5'Nrgm tt Cttplmn iz tnirumuraxt Bnstwltmtt tl. 3,1 tntramurat Hockey tl, 31: U t,is-uh-nun! ti, H: Flange Crow tl, 3, Q: t'rmltmtt Imrmml I Vollmlmlll t W .9-Q' . . xx ' Nyc X 1-2-V' N 5 , Q .y- t :DO-' Gy s NW ' n j. Q- Q9 'B 5 , Q R t NW Q00 , A ,KP wa KRW JN' W2 E, if WW wr XX QCA Us osfx' 0-f wo WV JB Mft' O EVM 050 on H- W 61 ftfjgkffwf G3 65 S f3l,..,fcd,fef f A x R 919 ff 'Wwe ,. X 59 X VU 117 ' ,f ' ' ovf' TTS xx XX D617 G 10 R , 'Y 0S X5 4 . 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Ayres .leannette E. Bacote Patsy A, Buclianan Betty F. Buclcingtlam Beatrice A. Burcli lwancy Caputo Penelope lN'l, Carpenter Barlnara J. Ca gp - 4 Slieila H. Ann Nl. Clwlzlrneroy Wiftdf Jean A. Delatusli Frances De lxlilia Cattierine DerlJ5i Rose lxl. Dianella Elizalaetti Nl. Dimlniclc Anne B. Dorman Priscilla Downey Nlarie A. Eclcert Anita E. Hawtliorne Pliyllis Hollmann ' 4 v Carol Hoyt Nlarjorie F. H s .lanet L. H rey Florence utcliings Frar X . Hutctiison lN'lar et G. lllis nh Hn kid lov DJYTNX Cllenna Balclwin Barlbara A. Balmos Elaine Barnes Frances A. Barton lVlary l.ouise Barton Rutter Beacli Dorottiy VV. Beecti Annette R. Beclcer Gertrude L. Berger Barloara C. Billings Geraloline A. Bjorling Betty Blauvelt Elizalnetli lxl. Boag ilune Nl. Bogert lxlarion G. Bowman Florence E. lgraclt Betty H. Broolis Bette Brown CjZlttlPl'lIlC A. Brown liatlierine fx. Brown Al. Estlwer Brownlee Doris li. Pmrownne .fir fl Nlacleline B. Cleary sous? 5 ottii .l. Eelgcumlme Hariette V. Burges? npgclw Peggy T. Bush ' yin n Ella A. Clopton Bernice S. Fallc Sally B. Coan Anne l. Ferrara Grace .l. Coclcer Rose A. Ferrara Eleanor A. Conlcling Nlilclrecl Colden Amelia Nl. Coletti Barlnara Conlclin Nlary B, Cooper .lane VV. Cowing Helen G. Cox Elsie NV. Cressingflxam Florence nl. Croclcett Doroiliy .l. Crosby Dorotliy XV. Cullen Nlarjorie VNV. Currier Anne Cuslwman , iloseplmine lD,AlKTSStlllCll'fJ Alargaret lf. Davies Nlartlia P. De Falco Catllerine Ferris Emma lxl. Fieg Rose Fiorenza Olga lxl. Flippen Sliirley E. Fox Alison C. Fry Sylvia J. Gaus Sally B. Germoncl Jean H. Coclley lxlarjorie B. Cooclwin Purcell A. Green ,leanne lj. Gregg Uorotlly lf. Crillitli .lane lA. Cvrilvlitli Susan A. llnll lrene E. llamilion ! s n i 3 l Q R ami 13 . mama T5 lint :,. Vilma-L ALJ-uaa.iIIE Ahhh lVlal3el E. ilaclcson ,Q mann' mdk A. Gloria ilasloerg I 9 Rutli C. .lelstrom 8.1 . If: Eclittl E. letter 2 A-,SCJ Vvinilred H. .loslyn Betty .l. Kalil 18 Silvia R. Kantor Bernice Katz Rutli Nl. Keating lvl. ,lacquelyn Keely Hazel Kittrell Eleanor E. l.awler Lucy A. Leya Nliriam E. l.ewis Anne D. l.oclge leucy T. Longa 5 Anne Lougliin lxl. Janet Lyon slan P. lxlacclonalcl Anna lxlaglione Nicolina D. Nlarano KalllE1flH6 A. lxlartin Nlargarete E. lylartin Laura .l. lVlaylone Frances l'l. lxlorrison lylary L. lxflosley Louise lVluller Rosemarie D. lwlurpliy Eleanor Nlurray Flargaret Napoliello Virginia Naspo Helen L. Nelsoi It Janet S. Robinson Lyllis Rocley Cliarlotte S. Roclman lxluriel G. Rosentlxal Dorotliea E. Rotli Nluriel E. Rugge Cenzie R. Ruggiero clitli Sailov Helen R. Stuart Sliirley E. Swan Alice Taylor Olive R. Terry Josephine VV. Tlioma Barlvara L. Tillson Anne Tornello Helen lxl. Traclltenlmerg CLASS Qlflbl- ufff ' allqlice Bl. NlcGrillies Nlarie A. Nlccguigan Amy lxvlcllyain .layne Nl. L'lelVlal1on Carroll T. Nlentzenclor Nlay E. lxlayer Ella H. lxvlicllel RLltll l.. Bliller Sonia Ci. Alinez Vlasta l. Nlitton Caroline H. hlollat Alice B. Bloller llllieresa bl. lxlonaco .loan L. Bloore Harriet B. lxlorison Vivian l. Nlorris 2 Ella Nixon .lean B. Nugent Jeanne 0lConnor Esther C. Gdell Nancy .l. Oliver Elizalaetli Paclcarcl Nlary A. pamiello Nlary T. Paolantonio Barloara Pappalarcl 'Q Slairley A. Pellens Eclitla G. Perry K Blarion Q. Pierce Eclitli L. Pinlierton Jean J. Platt 3 ,loseplmine A. Poncliscio Carmela R. Pozolante lxlarian bl. Prince Bluriel V. Pruclen Florence B. Rea Frances B. Reifl Blary lj. Rolnertsliaw Helen R. Roluertson Ge Gs lxlary H. Sanclers lxlarjorie E. Sanclin Virginia C. Sauer Elaine C. Sayia Dorotliy E. Sayre ltla lane Sayre Katliarine lxl. Sclimicl Dorotliy l'l. Sclineicler Betty Sewall VX7inilreQl G. Sliaw Etta F. Sliepllercl Joan P. Silyernail Astricl Bl. SjolJlom Dorotlly L. Smitli Evelyn R. Smitli Lucille Bl. Smitli Nlargery lxl. Smitli Louise Spencer Betty Sneak lietty Stevens Betty l-5. Stocloyell Caroline K. l.. Streisgutll Nlay S. Treat Rutli Vanfler Nlay Flay N. Van Xvagner Alice l.. Vvallcer Eleanor J. Waiiey EMO-nxff Betty lVl. Vvarcl Na LK Barlnara E. VVaters Florine A. Vvaters lxlargaret L. Xveeig Camilla D. Xvest Ceorgiana E. Nvest .lean A. Xvllite Iillmn E. Nvhiie Rutli E. XxN'llCfllHilIl .lean A. Xviegancl Betty .l. Xvoocl Barlnara l-. Xvooclwarml Dorotliy lN l. Xvyncler liernice C. Yalm Nlargaret Zarrillo Sara Zarrillo so 9101 Edward A. Adams Cjeorge E. Airey Arttlur A. Alderdife Frederick A. Allan .lolln P. Allen Claarles Qi. Allison Frederiek P. Appleton David V. Armstrong! Roldert XV. Byrne Paul C. Calmot lxlictlael S. Caggiano Jerry C. Caldwell .losepti A. Campanella lxlicliael A. Caponegro Arttlur Cardell Girard R. Carey Newton cle Raislnes Antllony S. Di Bella Ralpll R. Dickson Allen l:. Dietenderler, .lr. Rofco lj. Di Napoli .lolmn .l. Dockery Douglas XV. Dodd Allen .l. Dusault XV. Owen Qraliam .lack A. Cray Vvarren Cray Carl Gmail Vvallave A. Ciregory Rentoul C. Cvrevatt Dan Crieco Burgess H. Ciritlin . Scott Barker Vvarren Pherkwitli i Antllony A. Autorino Robert VV. Bennett Augustus .l. Bevilacqua Vvilliam T. Blevkwelil Rolaert l. Boland Angelo lVl. Bonanno, .lr lVlario Banetede Roloert l. Bonsai Nleindert Boon Nlartin Bootli James C. Bowman Dick R. Braddock Claarles H. Brandon Paul B. Breck Tllornwill Brellmer Vviltlilm B. Bronander Gordon S. Brown Ctxarles A. Browne Horace Burnett Cllarles VV. Busli 9,,,,,MfLyj fill-A if.fIiM'liT WM All9Il c3Hl'lSOI1 Q Ffalili . tiilQ8l' Q91 J .rt 1 George lf. Carlson Rolnert .l. Cl1amlJerlin James R. Clark .lolm A. Clark Frank R. Clarke Frank E. Clayton Edward H. Coale Angelo Bl. Codella Bernard l. Colien Charles R. Cook Tlreodore N. Cook l.e Roy ll. Cooper George tl. Cousins Sylvester R. Crisci .lolmn A. Croll Nvilliam li. Crowell Xvalter C. Curtis Ralpll F. lJ'Anclrea Rolnert E. Davis Patsy ll. De Falro Allred R. Dengler 2 ' ' l.. Eise e Tliomas nl. Everett Ctiarles ltalurizio sloseplm R. Fay Ricllarcl C. Ferguson Vvalter B. Ferguson Frank Ferlante Claude Fitvllette Harold P. Fitglklette 1 VJ Josepli lgrliriwrrriery Francis XV. Foote .losepll A. Fortunato lxlicliolas Franriose Vkfilliam H. Fraser Xvilliam Frick .lolm .l. Fry Antlmony l.. Calasso Peter Gardiner Xvilliann D. Cerlmer Norman lxl. Cermoncl Artliur li. CraCe JR ou. JU IDCEHR .0,fLmQWYl.c1c, A Peter P. Clrummon 'Y R. tlootli Gunsrtlel Huglx Halsey Ttieodore Harris .loseptl sl. Hetternan Ric'l1ard A. Heins Allmert VV. Hem pliill, Dan K. Herrick Howard H. Hinton .lames A. Holden Preston K. Hopkins Roclerirk T. Hopkins lr. Xvalter Horner .lolin l'l. Hudson S. lflliott Hume Rolmert R. Hunter Rolmert t.. James Stepllen V. Janne .I Edward L. Jephson .lohn H. Johnson Thorne PJ. Johnson Nlortimer S. Kamin Louis J. Karpl Donald E. Kastner Robert D. Kennedy 1 i in . te 1 T 'lather Zfzihffnriewfe' J C . ' RC OFITIHC C Herbert l. h'lcCoy David E. lVlcCr0stie Robert T. lVlcl.aughlin Alan A. lVlcLeod Conway H. lvlelcher AI, ,,,,I, C Rflllgjze Henry P. Prazmowslfi Robert NV. Pugh Franlc Pugliese George E. fguinn John A. Read Charles E. Reep Vvilliam C. Richtmyre I-Lmzhnv. I-I D,tL,,,1.. James T. Stoliem Robert VV. Sutton Robert Taggart Arthur Temple Harold .l. Temple Albert L. Terry Emmett N. Thom XM:lL.... I 'l'LA.....Km CLASS David A. Kover Sebastian B. La Brunda Orville B. Lamason Kenneth H. Lawrence Howard R. Lay George VV. Lublce Vvilliam lVlaCConnachie Wilsgn F. lVlaCLaughlin fbi5'fli5.344X6V7l5'l1iiQf'5V9ff' Franlf L. lylatlei J Phillip L. lylallei Edward J. lxlanning .lay B. lwlartin Edward A. lxlartinson Victor lwlarturano Edward H. lxlarvin Robert B. lxlasson Rocco lxlastrodomenico lvlorris R. lxflitchell Joseph V. lVlonaco Charles Sq lxflongioi Tony Nlorlgiovi James H. hloore Fred Cr. lvlorgan Allston J. lvlorris John D. lwluhler Albert VV. hlurray August F. Naspo Bob A. Nelson Howard VV. Nicfholson Russel L. Nix James Nl. 0'Neal Anthony J. Pacitico Edgar C. Pangburn Henry Pemmerl Robert Perdue Anthony Petronaci Franlc V. Phillips Peter J. Pignatello Fletcher S. Porter Vvilliam C. Roberts VV. Robert Rodgers George A. Rohner Louis R. Rubino Joe Scannelli John Schneider Raymond lvl. Schuster lrving L. Selvage, Jr. Bill H. Servis Nlichael D. Settani George C. Shenlc Bernard A. Silvera Cephas Silvera Stanley D. Smith Vvilliam J. Smythe Nvilliarn A. Sneed John J. Snodgrass Carl H. Sollmann Vvilliam R. Spernow Leonard Sprain Richard D. Stedman Vwlerner K. Stielel 7 1 ' N' WQRQZC7 Alexander B. Thr 'e xv Raymond .l. Tol'bi'1 Henry VV. Trimble Young Tyree George S. Vandermay Richard Van Esselstyn John F. Van Stratton Charles J. Vvallier Vvillard Vvallcer John VV. Wallace Bill Yvard Yvilliam H. VX7atlcins Newell P. Weed fieorge H. VXfheatley John S. VNfl1ite Richard P. VXfilbur Allred D. Xfvilliams Douglas R. Williams Clarence J. Vwfithers John L. Nvood Richard L. Yalte Bruce Alexancler Carl VV. Alger Cl1arles B. Alling Danny Amacleo lxflicliael T. Anastasio Donald L. Anclerson peter Apito Stanley A. Applegate Rolnert VV. Appleton ,lolan H. Arnold, ,lr. .lerome .l. Arnoxvitz Tony VV. Asero Davicl lj. Atlcins Allmert NV. Barber Vvilliam S. Bartliolom Harolcl C. Bates .lolm rl. Baumgartner Clrarles Bauscller lxlicllolas Bellollatto Clrarles E. Bertlwoucl Allmert E. Bettericlge Vvilliam V. Blain Vvilliam E. Bogert Nlelvin Bolflen Antonio Bonjione Nicllolas Boon Davicl Bowen .lavlc Boyer VXfilliam S. Bray .lm-lf H. lirealcenriclge Hirst F. Broom Carl .l. Brown l.oltus Brown Cliarles H. Bruett lirnest llrunetto .laclc K. Bullarcl Donalrl H. Bush Raymoncl T. Bustarcl Clinton C. Bynum Rolin A. Bynum lrrecl ll. lfvyram Nick .l. Cagfgiano Tony Cl. Caggiano lllony lr. Caggiano Stanley G. Calcler xxlllllfllll E. Calcles Roliert C. Campluell Ijilllillfl Cfllnlillftll CNV Niclc Caputo Teclcly Carclell Fenton L. Carey Jolm E. Cllanfe George P. Cliatrnan Allaert VV. Cl1avies lsaac rl. Cllavies .lolln Cliristotoro Eclward S. Clymer Sylvio P. Coclella Rolnert C. Collin, Jr. Nvalter Bl. Cogan Eclwarcl B. Collpy Gorclon E. Cole Carclner Colson Fl-l'lOHlE1S H. Connell Tlmomas B. Couper .larnes R. Cowing Franlc lxrl. Cranley Cliarles P. VV. Crowell Robert E. Custer Salvator DlAlessanclro lfclwarcl C. Darngen Ricllarcl S. Davey Ben P. lDaViclson Nvilliam lxl. Daviclson Ricliarcl E. Dearing Samuel L. Delqnam Kennetla VV. Deelcer .lacli Dennis Cllarles H. Dimmiclc Josepll Dilxlapoli Xvilliam VV. Dipman Vvarren R. Dix Bernard T. Doclcery Bruce S. Doclrl Robert VV. Drown lrleloert Dunlevee Carlos Cl. Duprat .laelc R. Edgar Vvarren S. Elclreclgge .lames l'l. Ewing Rolmert R. Ewing Paul Ewing Franlc T. Fallon Rolnert L. Farclelrnani Caesar J. Fastiggi ,losepli Fastiggi I SOPHOMQRE O S OIlHld F'-6fQllS0lI George l. Ferguson Thomas C. Ferguson Bliclxael Fiorenza Davicl Forsllay Henry R. Foster Ralpll L. Frasea Alex Fraser Jerry Nl. Frost Franlc A. Fusco Gary N. Fylstra Freclricli sl. Calloway Neil Galluffi Corclon ull. Cates Rieliarcl .l, Cates .lolmn C. Geranios Roloert Nl. Cillzretli Paul F. Goclley Clarence E. Gray Rogers l'l. Green- Vvilliam A. Cree-ner Glyn Critlritlrs Pllilip Guirrizzo .l. Paul Gurlller-lxlolmr Harry R. Custin Aram Hamalian Donalcl B. lslanimoncl George H. Hanaucr Bolo Hancller Peter Harlow Yvilliam A. Hatcllett Freclericlc nl. lwlegeinan George P. lleppes Artllur lj. Heyer Rolgert E. llifliie Harold l, Hill R. Conrail Hitcllens Cillyert .l. llielslroin CLASS .lames Hoatson Roy Hoonlrout .losepli F. Horlcay Ricllard D. Hull Dirk D. lrisli .lames A. .laflcson C. Felix .lenlqins Robert N. .lollille Kennetli lf. .lustesen Henry C. Keck Francis Kelly . ' 4. 1'-' Franlc l-. Kennarc RlL'ililTCI C. Kennard Donald NV. Kentler Herbert Kilejian Frederick VV. Klein Nortori Konowitz Joe Koliler Edward Kramer Vvilliam R. Krauss Donald VV. Krom Angelo lil Cianga Angelo luandollo Edward F. l.ane My James M. lime 5. . Edwin E. l.enrow 7 Tony P. Liberato .letson E. Lincoln Louis l-ivorsi Van V. Lloyd Edward E. l.owd Cordon Blaeconnacliie Josepli C. blafiucci Joe BlFlHllK'Cl Frederiflc VV. lxlann Clyde D. hlarlatt .lolin P. lxlvcartliy Austin B. lxlelfenzie I Edward E. lNlc'l.ean ilaflf E. Bleade Amllerst VV. Nleelcer S. Francis lxlelfiler Jolin H. Niontgomery liodie VV. Nlosentlial xvalter H. lVloss Vvilliam G. lVloxley Joseph F. lVlullen Harry VV. lxlurpliy Vvelden E. lxlurpliy Louis Nittolo Peter B. Norton Edward Bl. Nugelit Patsy Pasqualiccliio .lolin Paull Lynden S. Pearman Alieliael P. Pelullo Norman Peterlcin Sam Petronaei Samuel .l. Petronaci C. Ciorliam Phillips Jolln Pllilpott Robert F. Piclcerell Patsy .l. Pierro .lim G. Piper Robert F. PitCl1er Palmer P. Polloclc Philip il. pondiscio William B. Port Army C. fQuinn Vvilliam T. Raymond Robert B. Reid .loe Ridolio Howard A. Rigdon George R0lD6ftSi1HXX', JF. Tllomas Robins Richard Ross Robert D. Rowan Elliott Rudensey l-ouis J. Rulliiero Xvilliam Samson Salvatore Santullo Edwin F. Sautter Fred C. Sautter, Jr. blorris Scancarello Niclc C. Scarano David Scllantz 73 BOIJ Sfiliilfdlffl' George F. Sclimid Vvilliam Sclimitt Donald VV. Scliug David Sellars Cordon VV. Sliand Edward S. SIIHW David L. Slieelian Steplien C. Sigler Raymond C. Simms Robert Simpson Donald H. Skillman Dalton H. Slilltil Robert E. Smitli Stoddart Smitli George lg. Steel J Xvilliam l . Stevenson Edwin H. Stuart, .lr. ' S Cornelius NN. . tinson Edwin Stiyaly Rifliard C. Stone George C, Streisgutli Arnold G. Swenson ilosepli S. Talaro Nvilliam Taiaro Herbert VV. Taylor lxlicllolas .l. Terlizzi Bill R. Tipper Edward VV. Toner rlolin E. Trecartin Paul B. Vander Glieynst George N. Vander lVlay Nick J. Villarosa .lames lxl. Vvallcer Herbert lxl. VVax Hurst H. Vveinman Diclc R. Vvliite Jolin C. Nvliiteliead Blanton C. Vviggin .laclc Bl. Nvilliams H. Peters Xving Howard A. Vvirtz Bill R. Vvitliers Harold C. Vvitter Bill E. VVolFl lrving Q. Yearwood Vvard R. Young Seralino S. Zungoli Elaine R. Adanns lxlnriorie R. Adams G rill -e B. Allen Rose J. Arraia Rirtli D. Baker Oliyia C. Barlcsflale Dorotliy Beatty lxlitrlliu H. Beldon Doris llerliowitz lxlnriun Bissell Betty B. Boone Jean E. Boyle Eliralietli D. Bradley Alina Branca Jr ii-i iiieline l. Bratlr Barbara Bretland Blolly E. Brewer J f-iiii VV. Brooks Ja rirrf t Brown Josephine L. Brown lxlillie P. B rrrrr etto Inez Brill Vera E. Bnrke Iantlte E. Barnett Dorolliy' M. Butler lxlarinn E. Bye Jer rirrr eltc G. Byrain C011 Slilllfe CHllilllKlCFF l.ilJeru Campalialongn Evelyn C. Crxmplwell Blrtrjorie E. Cttlmrln Selma C. Cupiloline .lane Bl. Carlow June XV. Carlson .losepliine F. Czirvill Jenn R. Clminlwrlnin Belly Clsatinan Florence lVl. Ciwone Dorolliea S. Clark Charlotte E. Cleayes Helen T. Coeoaaiello June E. Cook Ruth M. Covert lxlollie M. Cram! Beverly L. Crane Barlaara Ebert lxlnrgaret E. Ei-kert Annie L. Edwards Pearletta M. Edwards Virginia lxloore Ey fiir is Beatrice A. Ewing Mildred L. Ewing Betty A. Failor Emily D. Fa rrts worth Dorotliy B. Ferguson Blary V. Finnerty Gwendolyn Firelmrace Jane C.Fiscl1er Polly R. Fisliler lxlarianne Flanslmurg Blary J. Forlunnlo Patsy Foster Evelyn Flora rmtr e Evelyn Fox Christine D. Frzmcioie l.ilJe-rata lxl. Frnnciooe lxlary P. Fra trmc 'oise lvlarie lvl. Frazee Carmella Bl. Fumom Concettina K. F tmrwm ost Elsie B. Cdalguno lvlnrgaret Unrclincr Josepliine T. flriutieri Dorothy A. George Dorothy H. Gilal Jrblt s Avis Z. Gilnlms Ruth D. Gilmlis .lean lvl. GilJ11e3' 7-1 fblq Y- V JV SOPHONIQRE Jane M. Gilliretlr Blanvlie P. Gillespie Gladys R. Ginder lwary A. Giroux Cecilia J. Glarenrn Lucy Ann R. Goocllatle Dorotliy A. Goodman Pearl C. Gordon Barlaara l. Grant Jane Grimslmw Jean Hananer Betty R. Horrop Jeanne E. Hiisellon Elinor F. Heyclcrlce Gwenytli E. Hill Adele D. Hiliyer Floreni-e Holtarnan Jean M. Howell Flore lit' e B. Hyland Helen P. lnslee .lane lrwin Allyuta T. .lt-llerson Naomi A. .lolmslon Fannie T. .lones Janice N. .lumpcr Dorolliy Bl. Kitlirs .lr ilxt - E. Kiclcl Verla R. Killinger C0 llil ie ll. King Rutli T. Kirltman Olga lwl. Kosnvlioolx Doris li. l.iilic-y CLASS lxliriam E. Longo Jennne Lotiiner Cntherine T. l.enoh Doris V. I.ee Doris M. Leiirn Doris Lennon Louise M. Lorion Josepliine J. Lyinnn lxlargaret lxlace Lucy A. lxlallei lxlarie R. lwlalluci Noney G. lwli lrflfw o lylilclrecl E. lVlarc'oi Katherine H. lxlarlcer Sndie P. lxllavaro Eleanor R. lVlcCoy lvlary E. lVlCDonncll Anne lVlc'Lean Shirley VV. Dlevlfer Cliarily lxlelclicr Julia A. lxlenton .lf-anne B. lxlillar Pmetll lxliller Callilccn C. lxlitclwll lxlary J. lxlo iiiiio o Betty J. Nloroan Armocia blorgan Flary E, Nlorlon Tlielma l. Nlorlon Virginia lxloslny lxlarion E. Bloscs Victoria lxluelillmurg Dorothy H. lxluller Roth M. lxlulligan Bette A. Lflyers Mnrie M. No iiiiii n l.nr-ile l. Ogden Eileen M. O'Mnlley Seralina J. Onoroto Co iiii ella V. Pnniro Claclys A. Pnrtington Shirley C. Post-oe Dorothy E. perlyinson Janet G. Peterson Dlary R. Polronaci Bi-igidn F. Pisauo Josephine D. Pisano Rose Posinte Chnney Postiglione Dorothy L. Powell lxlarie M. Pooliese Dorothy E. Qui rirr Na rii- y Rayner Eleanor Rernsen Loi-y J. Rierinrdi Delalyiau J. Rice lwlilclred A. Rifliarclson Barbara F. Ricllclale Betty Rilcer Flarguerite Roper Carol Roth Eleanor L. Rulmsamcn Pliyllis A. Ruegger .losepliine A. Ruggiero Blilclrecl L. Ruggiero Alice A. Rulil Adeline B. Russo Convetta R. Russo Nlaclalene A. Sawyer lxlartlia Scarlnorougll Nora Sclmeicler 0 Lilli Scliwenly Elvira Sfillia lxlyra E. Svlialer Afyvbb 7 .lane Slieparcl Elsie F. Sillley Betty J, Smith Elsie M. Sollninnn Eliznheth Soeers Betty VV. Spry Chorlotte Stnrliellinirs Arline M. Steininnther Jeanne Steinler lxlarilyn C. Stoker Eleanor D. Stokes Viola C. Sirnzzn Shirley F. Siienr irrrrr i Dorothy F. Syynn Sylvia M. Swann Christine M. Trliounis lxlarion Teznp lxlarcia E. Tedesro Jeanne B. Teinnle Jolie R. Thompson Hnrriet T. Throyyer Virginia U. T iiiis tnll lxlarie l-. Van Esselstyn Norina S. Volliner Boil irrrr r E. Vvnir Ido Yvalensliy Edith .l. XiVnlters Rninonn F. Vvnters Helene M. Xvoissttnlmorn Renee J. Xveltl Rulmy L. Vvest Barlvara H. Wl ie-i Q lei Rosnlee Wilson Helen Vvinsloyy lxlargarel C. NVise Lydin C. Wittroi-h Y. I Q , . if XX 41QYl ff Qing K- N. W, ,J I, i I f 1 gfafgwin L' f .X A if ,f x x fg ff ,My j S Q Q Q ' -Qafww 1' - 6 X- ,-: j Xs'A ' xifNx Q ,, N 4 Xv Vkf7! V 6 mei A y X, X f , - 'RoH'.A.Glcccum 17 X, .Lf fflfzyvx 04.5. H Wfvz l in ix- Sgr Nloun taineer Stall' Tile blountaineer stall lor 1036-7 was rnacle up ol lnernlncrs ol time I2-ixl English group. Tllis class was a group ol seniors stuclying tlie regular college Englisll Course ol literature, lJesicles time writing ancl etliting ol tile newspaper uncler tlie clireetion ol' Fir. liircl. During time year tile class experiencefl several stall nSllElliClllJS.H This was time plan ol' Cllilllfjillg' tile positions ol tile Eclitor-in-Clliel, eclitors anti stall members every few issues. 'lille purpose ol tllis plan was io give tlie flass lmetter experienre in ecliting a newspaper ancl lmeeonning more familiar witll tlie clillerent stall positions. On Deeenllmer lourtlm, eleven nielnlwers ol time flass went as representatives to tlie Nortli Jersey Sciiolastic Conlerence wllicli was lielcl at Bloomlielcl. CD11 flarrll eleventll, twelltll ancl tllirteentll, seven memlners of the Cla.. attenclerl tile Columloia SCll0lilSliC Press Conlerence at Columlmia llniversity. rlrllff Blountaineer was enterecl in tlle Contest eonneetecl witll tire conlercnce. Tile class was marie up ol llle lollowing lIll'lI!lJf'l'SZ Shirley Axt. Carolyn Ball, Vlilieresa Carilell, lfmily liracly, Catllerine Derlmy, nlarven Doclcl, llelen Eclwarcls, Betty Foster, Harriet Hatcli. Katllleen James, Evelyn Jolinson. Nlary l.ew Soule, Nellie Vanrler Srlielcle, Xvillialn lileclcwelil, lrranli lJClll'SOll, lieaver Strasslaerger, Robert Seeley, Ralpli Yeomans, ancl Albert Young. il-llijffx were also two stuclent Contrilmutors, fQuentin Vvarren ancl lvlargaret Xvllittlesey. Tlie larulty atlvisers were lxlr. liircl, Fir. lialier, ancl Blr. Almllott. 78 Q9 , ff f ff I . r - h 0I1tCI'liI' 1 ,c ' I un 'onducted hy Arthur E. VV'ard, has f Iong' o nrinh ne I 4 ligls' ' ' ' I . . c music nizr ions in the ts co rts nd opc ett' . ' ' ' country. 16 prst-drive heel e h' ftl , ., , ig, 1 ig s of the schoot year h popu irity ot - e Iuh rec ' e: it to he divided into three groups: he ' appeit Ch ' e Girts CI Iuh and the Sophomore Gtee Ctuh. ' - ' I. e 1oirs san f ' ie Iuncrit seryice tor hh. Frank Pichett, at their 1 ' as Conce e iC'lt6d to hh. Pictcett, at the Spring Concert, and ' ' int ,oncert xx' '1st Grunge. 'e rnem rs representec the sch I , , , 5 ' oo 'lt not 1 the AII-State Chorus in Attanlic ,ity ani , ountg Qhorus. T 1 . ft s 9 1 , I P I In I I -. - - II I f 1 Fl It h ' C s t ' o , I 1 , i ,,,11. , ,B , . a uat ' ris I d I l Ll cl ' :Ii c 5m 1 ll 1 I I CN Ur I C 7 N The Ne ' - y ' e a tutt schedute tI1is year. hiahing their tirst appearance hetore the scI1ooI as part ot the Lincotn and VX!ashington Ioirthday programs, rohed in white cottas and htactc gowns, the choir impressed the audience hy their unique interpretations ot the Negro toth song. The choir performed at St. Luheis Episcopat Church, Union Baptist Church, Gten Ridge Xwomenys Ctuh, and the Y. VV. A., Ivtontctair Friends severat schools. gro Spirituat Choir successtutt d i Church and A new feature ot these performances was tI1e conducting furnished hy a mein- her, Etta Shepard. h'Iuch ot tI1e choiris success may he attrihuteot to the interest shown hy hir. Vvard, who I1as made tI1is group one ot the most inttuentiat ill the schoot. Q e,e.eQ9Qi'Bi'Qg'g I 79 Spiritua ,,Gtee j Ctuh Negro I Choir f 7 I Li- 'x Presiclenl-.lmirzs Cornsisonouon , CllCl.ll'HlCl7l of Programme C'ommittee-BARBARA W.XTl41RS lnternatIOna Secretary-Trensurer-NANCY 0LIvl2R Faculty A!ll7lS0l'eHlxf!llSS rl4l'l0MPSON I lj The lnternational Clulg is one ol the most unique clulus in lxflontclair High C u School. It is more truly a lorum than a cluh. The aim, when lounclecl six years ago ancl which has heen strictly its guicling principle, was to give an opportunity lor presentations ancl group cliscussion on the outstanding events ol the world which have international implications. ln the carrying out ol the aims ancl ohjectives, the cluld has had presentecl the lollowing topics: The Spanish Revolution: .lapan anrl China: the new Russia: Britain anfl her colonies. All cliscussions were lecl hy memlaers ol the group. lxlr. galmer tallcecl fill lnteanational Trade Relations, lVliss Cutler, who has studied in pain. on cont itions tlere. Through these programs the lnternational ClulJ has loecome a vital ancl active group. fbutstancling have lpeen the activities ol the italian cluh during 1936-IQH7. l.ively meetings with excellent programs have heen helcl regularly in the Parlc 1 O Street House. The success vol the Christmas entertainment, the enjoyahle and highly eclucational trips to lxew Yorlq Qity, attenclance at ltalian Cjperas ancl the visits ahoarcl ltalian Transatlantic Liners will never he lorgotten. Teachers, lormer memloers now in college. ancl other guests have visitecl the cluh hringing Flllllfllillllflg anal inspiring! messages. I F h The cluh or t ie irst time sponsor-ec a party in lonor o all t e senior stuclents ol ltalian origin this year. It is the heliel ol all that the Circolo ltaliano will a loecause ol its line spirit ancl icleals. ccomplish m any line th ings 80 QQ' Presiclnnl-.IonN CTILBRITTH Secrets:ry-Treasurer-i'loxv.xRD NICHOLSON CIlGil'HlaIl ot Entertninmvnl cNCJiIll7lttt00-ELE.XNOR RAT!! Tl'tl'ItlltUl'C'lll'S--'IDONALD CLEAWES Tile lirst meeting ot time l.atin Clulm was an organization meeting. Tlie ollicers lor time year were electect anct Nliss Craxvliorcl gave a very interesting talli. on Rome anal llonlpeii. -lxlllh seconct meeting was a trip to tlie Btetropolitan NlllSf'lllll. ln play, tlie annual Roman lxanquet was In-lil. Tlmis tooli place in tlie scliool lolmlmy xvllere time IIICHIIDFYS in tunics, ate roast pig anct otlier typically Roman ctislics. Tile lmanquet was openect lJy time tiost xvllo greetect time guests lnrietiy in l.atin anct pourect a lilmation to time gocts. Tllis was liolloxvect lmy a procession ot Hslaves carrying time main course. Pt-tlis lqanquet is an annual event anct is given to slmw time menllmers lliis pliase ot Roman lite. lxfleinlmerstlip is timitect to juniors anct seniors wilo ilave talcen at least two years ol t.atin. Club fx!lUiS0l -'TBIISS BIERRILL Corresponcting Sec:-eta:-y-ANNE KIZNNEDY IJl'0Si!l0llt-c3lfEN'l lN XXIARREN Roco:-cling Secretary-B.xRB,xR.x 'l'i1.soN X'ice-Prosictont-ALICE NOPPEL Treasurer-BRUCE BROWN Cliairrnan of Social Committee-5IARGARET ILLIS Tlle Cercle Franeais was organizect to provicte pupils interested in Frencli xvitll time opportunity ot lnecoming lmetter acquaintect XVitil the language anct customs ol France. Time programs otterect are variect. This year there have been several slmort plays, tailcs by Frencii people and people wllo are welt acquainted with France as well as lay the members oi time Clulm itself, programs ot games, a puppet sliow, anct a program consisting ol music lyy Frencli composers. txfleetings are conctuctect entirety in French and memlwers tiave time opportunity to converse in time language. Latin Ctulu Le Cerc e Francais 81 Stage N revv Stage Lighting quac This yearss stage crew, under the aisle guidance oi Fir. Judd, consists oi live memiyersz Josepim Campanella, Tom Connell, ilaclc Grey, Roluert Hunter, and ixiorman peterlcin. The duties oi tile stage crew are, oi course, talcing charge ol curtains and scenery, louiiding props, etc., ilut, owing to time scarcity ol productions tilis year, tile Crew lias been spending its two periods weeldy working on a scale model oi tile stage, XVl1iCi'l is expected to ive of great value in planning and constructing sets. Tile crew iias played an important part in tile scinool productions tilis year, mostly in constructing and arranging scenery. Captain,-DECKER HAYES Adviser-NIR. YOUNG This year tile Ligiiting Squad, under tile direction of ixir. Young, has had a varied and interesting program. Tile crew has iiad cllarge of all ligilting and stage worlc at assemblies, and also some ol its members have run tile projectors in classrooms showing movies on various suinjects. The squad not only very aloly iiandied time ligliting oi the Cilristmas Concert, lout also tool: cilarge oi similar worlc in time plays given by lxliss Smith and ixiiss Xwood- Word. The lighting class meets regular tilree times a weeii and, VVil6I1 tilere is no stage woric to ine liandled, study various suiqjects connected witin electricity. For tlaeir work on time iigiiting crew time members receive one diploma point. 82 Chairman-EEFIE PICKERELL Secretary-lVlARoARET lVlEAD Advertising lVlu,r1ager-JAMES BXIOORE Typists-NANCY LUKENS, ISABEL HOATSON Statistician-ROBERT BENNETT Sales lVlcmager of Novelties'-STANLEY IXPPLEGATE Faculty Advisor-MR. VVELLS Tile Pulolicity Committeess loiggest projects ttlis year were printing a sixteen- page souvenir program tor the Turlcey Day game wittl Bloomlqielct, issuing football programs tor more llome games ttman ever lbetore, ancl selling novelties anct invita- tion Track lVleet programs. From time receipts, time committee contrityutecl S235 to time band for an oboe and a tnassoon. The regular work ot ttle committee was to putllistl articles concerning sctlool activities in time Morltclair Times anct ttie Newark Evening News. Tile taslc ot planning and carrying out an assemtnly tor eacl1 weelc has lcept time members ol tlie Assembly Committee fairly lousy. The stuctent committee members also tlave ctiarge ot selecting ttie stuclents wtlo lorm time color guard at ttiese assem- blies. The committee tllis year was composect ot ttlree stuctent and tour memluers ot the faculty. The memloers were lVlrs. Gladys Wingate ot time Latin department, ctiairmang Nliss Nlary C. Smith, tleacl ol the Englisti rlepartmentg Wir. Harold Vyfells, also of the Englisti ctepartmentg Wir. Harold Ferguson, principal ol the lnigti sclioolg Janet Keene, seniorg .lanet Nlurpliy, seniorg and James Qclegaarol, senior. Pulolicity Committee Assemlaly Committee 83 f Captain-Decker Hayes Lieutenunts'-Robert Sparks, Lyman Yailie Sergeanis-Jotln Beat, Dicic iwiueimllmerg, Vviiiiam Vvestcoat, Jotln Carter, George lxyie, Harry Aiexanrier S Faculty Aclvisvr-NIR. XVOIING qua Tile Outdoor Traffic Squact, uncter the direction ot Decicer Hayes and Wir. Young, has conctuciect another successful season. Time squact imas etticientiy handled trattic under ati weather con- ciitions, also taking ctlarge of parking ot tile students' cars. Co-Captain-lst iunctl, Vviii Herimert Co-Captain-Qnri iuncii, Frank Petmrson liivutenunt-lst tunctl, Vvaytami Foster l.i0ulr'nunt-lnct iuncli, Raipil Yeomans The lnctoor Traffic Squad is composed ot volunteer members, both boys and girls, working etlticientiy uncter tile ieacierstlip ot ivir. Putnam. The Squad serves time sciiooi on the stairways, in the iiaiis, and in tile first iioor ioixiiy :turing time IUIICII stlitts. 84 The Orchestra ins 1 ,. C 5 1 memhership of thirty-six players, which is a smaller group than the previous year, hut with fourteen sophomores anct lourteen Juniors things look hrighter for a larger group next year. The Orchestra has laeen cloing some very line work ancl has put on assembly programs in several schools. The members of the Orellestrzn like to feel that their part in the assembly programs, though often talien for grantecl hevause of its regularity, is a real Contrihution to the svhool. Three memhers of the group were chosen to play in the All-State High School Orcllestrzx playing at the State Teachers, Convention at rAtlill'ltiC City in lxlovem- her. They are: Eleanor Rath, Edith Salov, and Betty Vvarcl. The Hand this year has a permanent membership ol: lorty players. During the footlyall season there were forty-eight memhers enrolled in the loothall hand. inas- much as the marfhing practice is clone aiter school hours, it is possihle tor some who may not he ahle to sehedule Banc! for the entire year to talce part during foot- loall season. The Drum lxlajoring was clone this year hy Allston hlorris, a Junior. Allston ancl Boln Seeley alternatect in leacling the Band in the stands. The Bancl shareci in giving a program at filenlielcl and at hit. Hebron on February 20 for the Chilctrenis Entertainment series, and gave assembly programs at Glenlqielct, George lnness, Bit. Hebron, Hillside anal Nishuane schools as well as in our own school. Qrchestra Band 85 is i i 38' IJF0Si!I0llt-JOHN Prrrs ' V x!ViF9fPl'l?St!ll'llI-OTTO tXtlTlil.l.liR Svvrvtary-Tr'vusurvr-ALAN CRJNKLIN Tim Btontctair ttigjti Sctxoot Aviation Ctutu is now in ttlc seconct yvar ot its 1-xistmmce. Ttmc group is romposc-ct ot twvntyfttn'c-v mcmtmers, att ot wtiom are activvty engagf-rt in ttu- ftulm program. bteetings arc- tu-tit every ottmf-r Xvc-ctnvsrtay in ttu- inc-ctxanicat ctrawing room, 503, wittl txtr. Lim-ct avting as tile- tavutty adviser. Tile activities ot time vtutb ttlis yvar tlave taecn many anct ctiversitivct. Among ttu-in were inctuctvct an inspection tour of Nvwarti Airport. anct ttlc tmtcting ot ttirec outctoor gticter Conte-sts, anct il gfasotinc--powercct motte-t fontest, att ot wtlifti were vc-ry surcesstut. 1 Prosiclvnl--XV1LL Hnmsr-:RT Vice-ProsirtonI-,IAMES Rrivvrim' SOCFOtfllj'-74l'l'llSlll'l'l'-Bll.I. F iff in 'IRI-1 Faculty Afl1'iSf'l'-IXIR. SPR.xuL7i-3 The Nt. H. S. Raft anct Gun Club, ttorrnerty ttic Angtc-rs Ctutp, was orgjanizert to turing togetticr ttlUSP sportsmen ot ttw tiigtl sctioot interm-stent in turttn-ring ttleir tmowtvftge ot taunting, tistling, trapping, Canoeing anct camping. Ttu- :nm-tings we-rv startect in ttiv tail wittl spvatxc-rs anct titms on tlltllttllfj. As time seasons ctiangcct so ctict tile topifs, tllllftlilig ttlc many ptmscs ot time rtutfs interests. Ttw Sports- invnts Stiows were- visilf-ct, atong wilt: ncigt1tu0ring,f stu-cf-t ftutms. Tim spvatcers, otmtaincft ttirougti vonnovtions ot ttu- rtutx rnemtx-rs, worm' ttlorougtity cnjoycct ily att. Ttle ctut: visilc-rt many trout strvams anct game' row-rs cturin f ' ye-ar. g, its SllK'CCSStLIt Sli viation Ctutb Roct HUC LID ilulu Tllis year, tlle Bursarts Stall lilteentll year ot service to tlle svllool, lvlr. Aldlmott trevame tlie Bursar. As usual tlle Statt tool: Cllarge ol selling Candy at tlae lootlmall games. It also Collected ticliets at tlle swimming meets, tlle tracli meet, anct tlme laenelit lvaslaetlyall games. Roy Ancterson anct Anastasia Ceranios rereivect tlle annual Bursar Awarcl lor seryife to tlle stall. Tlie system ol ollticers was l'llill1Qf'fl somewllat tllis year ancl tlle lollowing ollicers were appointect: General lxlanager, Henry Carlson: Afcounting lxlanager, Anastasia G6f8l1iOS1 Assistant Acvountingf Flanager, Pearl Zingalig Sales lxlan- ager, Roy Anderson, Assistant Sales lvlanagers, Louis lfarpl and Vvilliam lylvfiuire. Tlle Camera Clulx, witll Dr. lJ0ll9l'ty anct Bliss Alclrivlm as laculty advisers, llas Carriecl on varied activities cturing tlme year. Among tlle projefts cleyelopect tllis year were: taking unusual pictures arounct tlie selrool, pllotograplming sflwool sports, malcing Cllristmas carcls, ancl portrait worlc. During February ancl Nlarvli tlie cluln teaturect in flax svl eXl1ilJition ol pictures talcen, ctevelopeet anct enlargect lny the mem m Two meetings were llelct weelcly fturing c ass 1 ne perio was ctevotecl to tlle malcing ol pietures, anct tallcs on var' . teft' E1ms ot ptlotograplmy, wliile tlue ottler perioct was spent in l wt 1 es up a Qooct picture lrom tlle artistiC point ol view, tllebqrit' 1 o Qual' . Mg, in-Q Bursafs Stall EIITICFE1 Club 87 fa wx -.f M lf! E K. 1 :QE Q W, E 1 wr, Q -12' WT -ff -Qri i affv' . nf A f pf M W Y 'Af -nj rf me 9 K M , ,W Wy mgigfdvi J J 5 fxygfflf gi my 1 mf. g ,., 4 'VFR if S-2 I N 9 7, H H-11 4, m ' if21Vi,Q ' A wk. ,Z ff, ,, 3,A-L.--if W ' fi . 1 if ' ,L ,5 . ,, . A wg . M ,g SQ LQ. i aff ' NS I My in ' Q-,ix 159 sis fx G? N.R X f C016 6.4 Wir. Nlansfield Ntr. Sprague lxlf. Cheadle Mr. McCoy Mr. Woodman Football THE PLAYERs Ends-Brownlee, Venner, Cooper. Tackles-Katz, Skillman, Taylor, ixfliscia, Archibald. Harris. Guarcls-Vvitson, Sciuia, Boon. Centers-Raymond, Williams. Quartertoacks-Fortunato, Bruett. Halftnacks-Deixiaio, Ferrara, Stedman. Fulunacle-Stiff. In spite of injuries which hit the team throughout the season, Wtontctair emerged from the IQB6 football season with tour wins, three ties, and only one defeat. The defensive strength was the outstanding feature of the team. Kearny scored in the first game, and after that no one Crossed our goat until the last period of our last game with Bloomfield. A note of appreciation should be given to the boys on the squad who did not see much action but nevertheless without whose willingness to work. the first team would not have risen to such heights. I 14A A 3 BLOOMFIELD 21, MONTCLAIR o Thanksgiving Day found an undefeated Niontctair eleven ready and waiting to meet the unbeaten Bengal team. Vvith both our First string guards on the sidelines, our men held the powerful Bloom- tietders scoreless for three long periods. Despite the fact that Morgan, Wiazur, Godieski and Krivitc, our visitors, haciqfieid, showed their ability continually throughout the game, for thirty-six minutes of actual play their long runs and powerful plays went for naught. Montclair threatened to score at the end of the second quarter. After recovering a fumhte on Bioomfietcfs thirty-seven-yard line, with only a halt minute to play, De iwaio passed to Brownlee on the three-yard line, hut he was unable to hold the halt, and a second pass was intercepted when the half ended. For a third quarter our team kept the scoreless pace. In the fourth quarter, Bloomfield made a first down on our one-yard line and Ntazur went over for the score on the next play, white Edactc made the extra point. De ixfiaioss kick was received hy Mazur and in seven plays our opponents had again scored. Kriviic made a dropicick to score the fourteenth point. At this point of the game Sted- man made several fine runs, hut an intercepted pass started Krivik on his way to a third score, after which Edack again made the extra point. biont- ctair had suffered its first defeat. MONTCLAIR 13, GLEN RIDGE o Nleeting one of her hig rivals, Montclair downed a fighting Glen Ridge aggregation hy a 15-O score. Once again Niontciairis defensive power was promi- nent, as Glen Ridge never threatened the Montclair goat line. They were across the mid-Field stripe only a few times. ixfiontciair also showed some scoring power. In the first period, after a few exchanges of tcictcs, Niontciair worked the hail down to the Glen Ridge twenty-yard line. Ferrara then started for the left end, reversed his field and ran across the goat tor six points. De Maiois attempt at conversion was good. Soon after the fourth period commenced, iwontctair again went down to the Glen Ridge twenty, from which De Maio threw a pass to For- tunato for another score. Glen Ridge tilted the air with passes, hut Montclair held untii the end. , NONTCLAIR 7, KEARNY 6 The Blue and Vvhite got under way with a 7-6 victory over a strong Kearny team at Essex Field on Octoher third. Blontclair scored in the second period when De hlaio threw a pass to Ferrara. De lxlaio then converted lor what proved to he the win- ning point. Kearny hattled over the goal line in the third period, hut Venner hloclcecl the attempt for the extra point. The last period was lought mostly near mid-lield with neither team ahle to gain much ground. MONTCLAIR 26, 'PLAINFIELD o The weather was so unlavoralole that our next game was postponed until the following lxlonday when hlontclair drulohed a game Plainfield eleven. Nlontclair took the loall on the lciclc-oft and started an unlorolcen march lor a touchdown. ln the third period, De Maio passed to Fortunato for sixty yards and another touchdown. Alter Stiff had scored a third touchdown, suhstitutions became numerous. Near the end of the game, Venner intercepted a pass and raced sixty yards for the lliflal SCOPE. NONTCLAIR o, NUTLEY o Another postponement brought to the following Monday. There threats, with Montclair having the the lirst halt and Nutley during the Nutley game were lew scoring advantage during the second. De lxlaio made an attempt at a field goal in the fourth period, hut it was from a difficult angle and the hall fell just short. This was the last scoring threat of the game and the rest of the play turned into a punting duel. MONTCIAIR o, EAST ORANGE o For the second time this year, this time with East Grange, the game ended in a nothing to nothing tie. lxlontclains delensive alaility was predominant as usual, with Venner and Hansen engaging in a spec- tacular lciclcing duel. The only scoring threat in the game came when De Nlaio attempted a field goal from the ten-yard line to which it had been carried hy Stiff on a long run, lout the lciclc iust failed. MONTCLAI , CGLUNIBIA o For the third ti e in a r w, Nlontclair, and their opponents x oil th e d at the. end game wi 1 n g loet show tha t ing-nothing tie. ontclair wa forced thei imit to prevent a sco , lout their delen ' er was enough to pull them through. Th was marlced hy many lumloles, and hflontclair as hit severely loy the loss of John lxliscia for the remainder of the schedule. MONTCLAIR 6, MORRISTOWN o Resuming a rivalry dropped several years ago, lxflontclair hrolce a string of unpleasant scoreless t'es 06 Stedman, scoring the lone tally, showed his aloilhy and emerged with a 6-0 victory over Morristowx hy malcing several spectacular runs Lrbthwhird period, Wilson brought down a Mfgklst I r nner alter a seventY-five-yard run. wr klxlents un- covered several surprising play x hicklqcaught lvlont- clair off guard. Aside fvlfqjih act that Venner and Taylor were i 'ur , e rsioiced over the First score in four w dig fav ' at fr 4.51. 'f' cv-K - iam Basicethaii Season SCHEDULE AND SCORES Teams M.H.S. Opp. Niontciair-Alumni 51 29 Niontciair-Verona 50 19 iViontciairf-Columbia 23 17 iwiontciair-Glen Ridge 55 15 hiontciair-Kearny .29 1 1 ixfiontciairi-Co-iumhia 26 . 16 Niogltciaif-East Orange IQ 21 hiontciair-Kearny 16 20 Nlontciair-Verona 29 27 Niontciair-East Orange 28 50 ivlontciair--Ciien Ridge 52 17 Once again Coach Wianstieid turned out a fine hasicetioaii team. The team met Oien Ridge, Verona, Columbia, Kearny and East Orange twice. The season started off, however, with a game against the Alumni at the Niontciair court. It was a very close game ending 51-29 in favor of the High School. A scoring duei was waged hetween Nat Anderson of the Varsity and Clary Anderson of the Alumni. The first regular game oi the season was played at Verona where Niontciair defeated the home team hy a score of 50-19. The next game saw hiontciair take a hitherto undefeated Coiumioia team for a 25-17 heating. Going down to their court, iwiontciair next humhied Glen Ridge hy a score of 55-15. Niont- ciair then made it five and six in a row hy defeating Kearny 29-11 and again heating Coiumhia, this time 26-16. Finally, after these six wins in a row, Niontciair iost its first game to a very strong East Orange team. Ir was an exciting contest and the result was uncertain untii the final whistle ended the game. The final score was 21-19. Kearny then ruhiaed it in a hit ioy defeating us in our next game 20-16. The next game turned out to he the most exciting game of the season when Niontciair nipped a Fighting Verona team hy a score ot 29-27. For the first time in many years the iwiontciair squad lost more than two games in one season when East Orange repeated its win hy a 50-28 score. This was almost as exciting as the Verona game. ixiontciair ended its season hy druhhing Glen Ridge 52-17. The town held a hasicethaii championship for the iaeneiit oi the Hood sufferers. iviontciair High, im- maculate Conception, College High, and ixiontciair Academy participated in it to determine the winner. Niontciair met the Coiiege High and heat them 51-19. Then in the tinais against immaculate, who defeated the Academy, we lost a close game 25-24. giving the championship to Immaculate. 93 Track ,56 The ixiontclair team '36 managed to make a good showing in the meets which they at- tended. Perhaps an explanation ot the events and the outstanding memhers ol our team would he of interest. Qur runner for the 120-yard and the 220-yard hurdles was Koenig. For the 100- and 220-yilftl dashes Rohinson was outstanding. For the 440-yard dash Pearman performed. Ted Johnson ran the 880, while lxlillar ran the mile. in the iield events Cham- hers was our pole vaulter, Stilt was our shot putter, De ivlaio threw the javelin, Cook tossed the discus, pamiello was our hroad-jumper and Crowell our high-jumper. ixlontclair nosed out Barringer High early in the spring ot ,36 hy a score of 61 to 56. Gut oi the thirteen events, hiontclair won seven. in our next meet, we defeated Vvest Side 68 to 49. in a triangular meet with Passaic and Clifton, We Won every event ex- cept the 880 and the relay hy a score of 102 for our team to 30 for Clifton and IQ for Passaic. in a second triangular meet hiont- clair won 9 out ot 15 events. We netted 83V2 points, while YVeequahic made 59 and Glen Ridge 20V2. In our next meet we toppled Plainfield hy a score of 78 to 39, winning eight oi the thirteen events. As an added feature, an intramural meet was held between the seniors, the juniors and the sophomores. The seniors scored 75 points to the 54 and 14 oi the other two classes. Nlontclair lost their invitation Nleet hy a wide margin to East Orange. The scores were: East Grange 3455, Barringer 48, lxlontctlair 37, Columlmia 31V2, and Dickinson 23V2. ln the Newark invitation ixleet we iailed to take any liirst places, hut our men took second place in the javelin, the pole vault and the 220-yilfll hurdles. ln our last meet, tor the state championship, we took seconds in the pole vault and the iavelin and thirds in the shot put and low hurdles. Although we were less fortunate this year, we have hopes ot regaining our title next. 1--....... , Vvith three players returning to the squad lrom the year before, Bob Boone, John Stockwell, and Bob Skillman, the tennis team rounded out very well with Phil Freeman and Howard lvleier. when their season ended, the team had seven wins and six losses to show for their efforts. The team was coached by lwir. Sprague and included the boys mentioned above. Ten different high schools were played, including Garfield, East Side Patterson, Kearny, East Grange, Yvest Side Newark, Glen Ridge, Bloom- field, Red Banlc, College High, and Columbia. The team won matches over Garfield 5-O, Vvest Side Newarlc 5-2, two over Glen Ridge, both times the score being 5-0, Bloomfield 5-2, Red Pmanlc 5-2 and College High 5-2. Deleats were suffered from East Side Tennis once from Columbia 5-2. J i lf f It atterson twice, bot 1 times by a score o 5-2. rom Kearny twice, once 5-2 and the second time 4-1, once from East Orarige 4-1, and For the first time, swimming was recognized by the school as a major sport. About forty boys turned out for the lzirst practice held at the Y. bl. C. A. under the instruction ol Coach Cheadle and the school adviser, hir. Heugh. The lirst meet. held at home, saw VN7est Side take Montclair 41-54. A strong Kearny team toolc our measure by a 46-20 score. The third meet saw lxiontclair crash into the win column with a 45-25 win over lNewarlc rxrts High School. Traveling to Plainfield, the team lost to a highly layored Plainfield team by a score ol 40-26. ixiontclair sprung a surprise by sinlcing Thomas .lellerson by 45-20. The team again came through against Newark Central, downing them by 54-21. At Columbia the team tool: a 40-20 defeat and then beat Vvest Side by a score ol 31-26. South Side fell 46-20 and then came the Bloomfield meet. Nvith the victory depending on the last race, Bloomfield crossed the line just ahead ol blontclair to win 3-1-32- 95 wimming Soccer ,56 With only three regutars returning from the year hetore, the Ntontctair soccer team ended with one of its poorest showings in many years. Before the season started, Ntitce Stanish was hurt and tost to the team tor the entire schedute. The three men who returned were Tony Caputo, Pete tytetchionne and Ken Smith. Others had heen on the squad hut had not seen much action hetore. The rest of the team was made up ot Bonnano, packard, Hudson, Ntittar, Hathaway, htasson, tvtacconnachie and Campanetti. The positions were as tottows: Goat, Caputog Futthactcs, Ntetchionne and Bonnanog Hatthactcs, Packard, Hudson and ixtittarg Forwards, Hathaway, Smith, htasson, txiacconnachie and Campanetti. The team ptayed eight games, tying two and losing six. Xfyerona, Haxvthorne, Ctitton and East Grange were each ptayed twice. The tirst game resutted in a 3-O victory for Xferona at Xferona. tn the tirst home game Hawthorne won 2-0. At Ctitton the team again tost 2-0. tn a return match with X7erona the team held Verona to a 1-O score. Traveling to East Grange, the team made its first scores in holding East Orange to a 2-2 tie. In the return match with East Orange, the score again ended in a tie, this time 1-1. tn the second Ctitton game we tost 2-1. The tinat game ot the year ended in a 5-1 victory tor Hawthorne. Gott 56 the 1936 edition ot the golf team, coached hy hir. Ahhott, made a very good record for itsetf. Participating in thirteen meets the team came out victorious eight times, suttered four defeats with one match ending in a tie. The squad was com- posed ot the tottowing players: J. Lord, L. Irwin, P. Davis, T. Ridotfo, D. htatm- strom and P. Pignatetto. The team met eight different schools, ptaying a few schoots twice. Two meets were held, with Vvesttietd, the tirst ending in a Q-Q tie and the second ending 10-8 for Vvesttietd. A strong Catdwett team tootc two wins, 6V2 to 5V2 and 8V2 to 5V2. hftontctair won 2 easy victories trom Vveequahic, 1lV2 to V2 and 12-O. Hittside also tett twice, 8 to 4 and 8V2 to 5V2. A sptit was gained with East Side Paterson, htontctair tatcing the first 6V2 to SVQ and Paterson the second 8-4. Singte matches were played against the Atumni, East Grange and Paterson Centrat. Ntontctair emerged victorious from att of these, 8-7 over the Atumni, 6V2 to 5V2 over Paterson Central and 7'f2 to IVZ over East Orange. The Sfh6dLIt6 Elfld SCOTCS WVCFC BS tottows: Ntontctair Vvesttietd O 9 Montctair 8 Atumni 7 txftontctair 5V2 Catdwett 6V2 Ntontctair 11V2 Weequahic V2 Nlontctair 6V2 East Side Paterson SVQ txftontctair 616 Centrat Paterson 5V2 Ntontctair 7V2 East Grange 1V2 tvtontctair 4 East Side Paterson 8 twontctair 8 Hillside 4 tviontctair 8 Vvesttietd 10 Ntontctair 12 Vveequahic 0 htontctair 5572 Catdwett 8V2 Montclair 8V2 Hittside 5V2 96 X XX XNX xN XXX iNX J. V. R. D. D. D. V. N1ISS DRIILLER 51155 RYAN Activity Honor Ron M. ,335 Volleyball, winter ,355 Hockey, fan '36 WHITFLESEX'vSOCCCr, ,541 Soccer, ,IVIURPHY-Hockey, fall '34g Baseball, spring 35 LEHRER-Basketball, winter ,35 GUEST-Volleyluall, fall ,54 CLJLLEN,-Table Tennis 533 BROUNNE-'BHS6lJ3ll, spring ,36 BATERSON-Hiking, fall '36 ' IVIORRIS,-Hiking, spring '36 H. NIORRISONP-TElIJI6 Tennis, fall 336 97 J. W 4 a P a I V LANGO IVIAGLIONE NGPPEL SHIELDS STEVENS Basketball Varsity J. MURPHY, captain M. E. BRADT A. s. CAIRNS A. H. DRECKMEIER J. E. FERRIS B. G. HILL B. WAKEFIELD Hockey Varsity E. FERRIS K. MCALLISTER I. MCDONOUCH J. MURPHY B. TEMPLE V. EBANN M. WHITTLESEY BLA UVELT CAIRNS CROSBY DRISCOLL WAIAKER EDGECUNIBE V Basehall - Spring 756 The loaselaall group was organized directly after the spring vacation. Barbara Wells was elected president and Doris Brownne, manager. The captains. chosen hy lwliss Nliller and the olllicers, were: J. Shields, Benning- tong F. Lennon, Smith: B. Hughes, Bryn lxlawrg D. Peterson, Sweet Briar, P. Carpenter, Dulce, L. Van Vvormer, Vassar. B. Hughes, team took first place. when the college league games were finished, the captains handed in lists of their laest players. From these lists, lVliss lwiller selected the representative team. The squad played at Glen Ridge on lxflay 26th. lxlont- clair won hy a score 25-1. Hoclcey Fall 356 Un Octoloer 15, 1956, ninety girls met to elect officers for the hoclcey season. Wlargaret Vvhittlesey was elected president and Doris Brownne, manager. Due to the lateness of the doctoris examination, the regular schedule had to he dis- carded, and a new system introduced. A VX7hite team and a Blue team were chosen from each class. Miss Nliller and the officers appointed the following captains: White: E. Ferris, seniorg P. Carpenter, junior, H. Burgess, sophomore. Blue: B. Temple, seniorg D. Edgecumloe, juniorg J. Grimshaw, sophomore. When the season ended, the Blue teams had the highest score. Therefore the girls on this team who had played in two out of three games were awarded white chevrons. The varsity team was chosen from the girls who had played in at least two games and who had come out regularly to the practices. The game with Glen Ridge on November 18th resulted in a 2-O defeat. 100 Volleyball '- ,56-,37 The llall volleylmall season this year was extremely short, as there were only four meetings. At the lirst one, Elaine Sayia was electecl presiclent. It was cle- ciclecl that there would he no organize-tl teams, since the same girls clicl not turn up every weelc. Those who were present three out of four times receiverl white chevrons. Baslcetloall The hasliethall season hegan clirectly after the Christmas vacation. The ollie cers and captains were chosen hy lxliss Ryan from the girls who were there the opening clay. Janet lxlurphy was electecl President and Nlargaret Vvhittlesey, manager. The captains were as follows: A. Cushman, Smithg H. Dreclcmeir, Vvellesleyg V. Eloann, Sweet Briar, E. Ferris, Hollins, A. Nlaglione, Vvellsg H, Morrison, Bryn lVlawrg A. Noppel, lVlt. Holyoke: J. Nugent, Vassarg B. Temple, Bennington. ln the encl lVlt. Holyoke came out on top. When the games were over, the representative team was chosen. This team played Glen Ridge at lxlontclair on hlarch IQ, 1937, ancl the Glen Ridge girls fell uncler the superior passing attaclc and shooting accuracy of the Nl. H. S. girls. Janet hlurphy and Alice Noppel contributed most to the score of the lxlontclair team. A leacl was securecl in the heginning of the game and was helcl throughout. The 1937 haslcetlfmall season turnecl out to he a very successful one. N-,W,,,. ..,,. lltl 3 W5 'gf' 'N 2r 5 ,xl E 'J J. 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