Montclair High School - Amphitheatre Yearbook (Montclair, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1939 volume:

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COPE Nlss CIRACE M. CTOVVLI-IS FIR. INIYRON T. IYDOHERTY MISS SYLVIA EDEN NR. HAROLD A. FERGUSON MR. GRRIN R. FERRY NR. CiHARLI-IS A. FREYTAG MISS IVIARY ALICE CIIES FIISS IXIARY IW. GOTTP'RlED INIISS TIIERESA GR.NUSBORD NIR. DINVID L. HATCH INIR. XVILLIAM HEUGH INIR. FRED H. HODGSON MISS ELIZABETH HORNE MISS FLORENCE A. HOWE MISS ALICE A. JOHNSON INIISS NINA KINNEY DR. FREDERICK LANDERS IVIR. EDGAR P. LEACH IVIR. TRYGVE LIED MR. NORMAN J. MANSFIELD MR. ERNEST B. MCCOY MR. FRANK G. MEREDITH MISS HELEN NI. MERRILL IHEUHY INIISS .ANNE IXIILLER IVIISS VIVIAN IVIORRIS MISS IVIARGARET MURPHY IVIISS ADELAIDE IVI. NEWHALL IVIISS LILA V. NORTH MR. FREDERICK L. PACKARD MR. EARLE S. PALMER MRS. JOSEPHINE PHILLIPS MRS. DIARY F. PILCHER IVIR. HENRY B. PRIEST MR. GEORGE W. PUTNAM DIR. JAMES R. QUILL MISS CLARA E. ROBINSON INIR. SAYWARD ROWELL IVIISS JULIA M. RYAN MISS BEATRICE R. SCOTT MISS JEAN P. SEIBERT MRS. .IOSEPHINE P. SMITH NIISS INIARY C. SMITH NIR. W.NLTER K. SPRAGUE MRS. BERTHA P. STEVENSON MISS IVIARION B. THOMPSON NIR. ARTHUR WARD NIISS N.NRKA WARD MR. HAROLD C. WELLS MISS CJRACE K. WHITE MISS INEZ L. WHITTIER NIISS RUTH E. WILDER MRS. GLADYS I. VVINGATE AIRS. HELEN WINSLOW MR. CLARENCE I-. WOODMAN MISS ALICE WOODWARD IVIR. CHARLES J. YOUNG W Q? I I -X I 5 Q Q wi. 9002 ax 'ef 1 A Q5 f gy X . q - .sl Ct kihb MK V 225 c xg f 4 x X1 7 ' EU N 'Env ,J Q2 X FQ 0 I V in ,Q EUNHNIS S E N I 0 ll S UNDEIIGIIAIIS BUYS9 SPIIBTS GIRLS' SPOB'I'S ACTIVITIES ADVEBTISEDIENTS AMPHITHEATRE STAFF Eclitor-iII-Chief Assoriatv Editor Arf Editor Pllotogrupliy Personalities Actiuitivs Boys, Sports Girls' Sports General Assistants CTARL BROVVN ROBERT PUGII TDOROTIIY BUTLER ROBERT APPLETON JANE IRNVIN ARTHUR HILL ED KRAMER ANDREAE TVIIOSENTIIAL CTLADYS PARTINGTON CTVVENYTH HILL ROLIN ISYNUIVI CHARLES TDINIMICK PAUL CTODLEY PAUL CTUNTHER-TVTOHR ARAM HAMALIAN ARTHUR TNTACY WILLIAM WlDLl F TNTARTHA BELDEN BARBARA BRETLAND BETTY ECKFIRT BETTY SPRY JEANNE TEMPLE Typists CTLADYS PARTINGTON BTARIAN CI-XSSIE BUSINESS STAFF Business Mariager VLASTA TNIITTON Assistant Business lWanager JENNIE JAMES Subscriptions SHIRLEY SUGARMAN Advertising Nlanager EDITH VVALTERS JEANNE STEMLER JERRY ARNOWITZ Publicity Manager DORIS LEIGH TED BOROWITZ Faculty Advisers NIR. FRANK A. BAKER MR. HENRY B. PRIEST TXTISS EDITH M. ALDRICH 11- A, ,MM V k,U'6vvl'J -w I 1. DW' U ,Cm f of 1 ,N M .AQVAMR xp Lf J s W gg Parr-azz 1- Swux- r 2al.,da,L4 7 'ful' haue! Q s President JAMES KLEIN M71 Jw Q.fJ!'5-Mk QXJYLQEWJQN Qpwjtfr Vice President E I IHIRIIAM PHILLIPS HHSS UHIHHS EDVVARD ADAMS . ED The smile that flits across luis lace ls apt to end up any place. Stage Crewililz Stage Ligliting l5l: Sportsmen's Clulw ll, 'ji Camera Clulv ELAINE RUTH ADAMS Elaine is quiet and clemure, But for this we want no cure. Glee Clulv ll, 5. 4l: Lv Cercle Francais lg, 41: Latin Clulm l ,l Intramural Vnlleylwall MARJORIE RUTH ADAMS IKKA Oli, liow well you love to sit And talle and lenit, and tulle and lenit. Gif-P Clulx lllz International Club MI: Pulalicity Committee ll, 'jlc Intramural Arrliery l2, 51. BRUCE ALEXANDER CARL WIRTH ALGER RED With Alexander for a name, CURLY Surely YOU will have great lame- Silence is golden, the proverbs say, Clee Club ll, ji: A Cagpella Clnoir ljlg Lekcen-Ie Francais Carl has an eighteen Carat way' l'5l: MIVlountaineer Sta l4I: Intramural Bas etlaall lz, 3, 415 GI, CI I 1, U, G CI b Q5 45, 1 I I V ll b H Intramural Volleyball li. 3. 4l: Tracie 5:13 hgrlmlrnl Tmr1IT::' 5' lntranlurglrillfrgsiliss Qi ey H NICK ALVARO BUD His marks are always very high: ln spite of tl1at's lzeis one swell guy. STANLEY A. APPLEGATE STAN Wlzen Stan clteers lie really roots, And on his flute he really toots. Clues-rlf-ading l'5, 4l, Captain l4lg Assembly Committee l4I: Intramural Vvrestling FREDERICK P. APPLETON, Jr. APP At running he works and he sweats ancl lie steams, But l1e'll never beat Fergie except in his dreams. Band la, 5, 4. 5,1 Orchestra l4I: Aviation Club 151, Secretary: Track H, 4. 5I: Soccer lj. 4. 5l: Intramural Baseball lil: Intramural Basketball li. 5. 4. 51. Captain Qt: Intramural Volleyball lat, 5, 4, 55, Captain ll, 4I: Intramural Tumbling leo: Cross-country ROBERT WYLIE APPLETON BOB You witl succeed, if any can, As Movietone's chief camera man. we Qs! B it I2 'ji Ph t g ptmy Cl IJ I5 4, P ct t Mi Amphi- K : oo ra u . . resi en 1 H th t en Staff t4ii Track hi: Intramural Votteytaat IVI riat Day Committee JOHN HERBERT ARNOLD, Jr. On the team or in the band Herb is atways in demand. l 441. I C Ie Francais 12,2 Camera Club tj, 4l. Treasurer 141: J' than tj, 4t: Ivtemoriat Day Committee ROSE JACOUELINE ARTALE RO She thinks there is nothing finer Than cottecting ancient china. ll C to Italiano tl, 5, 43, Councilor tl. 4i: Gtee Ctutn 12 45 I I1 44? . , al rarlan . TONY VVILLIAIVI ASERO In the school he does his part With his many works of art. I t at Bastwttmtt Ili: Intramural Votteytmatt I 'VN K Jay ' DAVID H. ATWATER DAVE When you see Dave watts down the street You know he's a fettow youll like to meet. OLIVIA BARKSDALE LIBBY Lib has an intriguing smite- Excets the average hy a mite. Negro Spiritual Choir fi, 3, 41. ee.. . 4 Q ef. WILLIAM SAPYRE BARTHOLOMEW BILL Bitrs been in countries far and wide: In life hetlgiiever need u guide. Gtee Ctutx tif: International Club 14,2 Le Cercte Francais f4I 4t Swimming tj, 4,1 Tennis fait: Intramural Votteytmatt JOHN JACOB BAUMGARTNER JOHNNY You're quiet, catm, anct saict to he Quite welt informed in chemistry. Hotitwy Club 445. RUTH INIILDRED BEACH RUTHIE Ruth is tall, Ruth is otarle, And at history she's a sharlz. lntramural Arcllery l2, 5l. MARTHA HALL BELDEN MART Success she'll win by personality Together with originality. Le Cercle Francais fl, 5, 4,1 HAmpl1itl1eatren Stall: l4l: Senior R epresentative 14,5 Intramural Baseball ljlg lntramural Vol- leylzall NICHOLAS CHARLES BELLOFATTO NICK Altho at times his temper,s quick, He might he called Hgooct naturecl Nicky' Soltloall 131: Football l2, 31: Intramural Baselaall lz, 1 Intra- W 53 niural Baslcetlaall U. ji: lntramural Soltlwall Qi: Intramural xolleylaall ln, 51. DORIS ANNE BERKOWITZ BERKIE On the go is Doris everg To improve is her endeavor. Cvlee Clulix ll. 3. 40: Intramural Baslcetlaall l4lg Intramura Hocliey ,gg 6.49. .NJ we Q kv-g?x,,T aw-A vnu- W ' ' ' Lg ,,.,QQ,,,,QsQn.u, CQLLD. I .. l4..4... Y.. ALICE JUSTINE BERRY Alice Berry likes to ride On any old plug with half a hide. I Le Cercle Francais l3, 4,2 Latin Club l'5, 43. CHARLES ENGLISH BERTHOUD Charles is one of those goool naturect blokes Who talees great cletight in practical iolzes Ill' Baseball lil, Assistant Ivlanagcra Football hi: It l Baslcetlaall hi: Intramural Volleylball ALBERT EDWIN BETTERIDGE BERT He'll he in Vermont some day, Out in the fields a-pitchin' hay. Lighting Squad 121: Camera Club ht: Outdoor Traffic Sq J 14,1 Intramural Wrestling IVIARIAN BISSELL BUIVIPY She's traveled much from state to stateg She's lived in an eighth of them to date. files Clula fn, 45. Le Cercle Francais lj, IQ: Intema Mi: ulvlountaineeru Staff l4j.' tional VVILLIAM UOUI-IART BLAINE BILL BiIIy Blaine is always cheeryg In fact you,II never find him dreary. s f.vIee C IuIx VVILLIAM EDWARD BOGERT BILL William Bogert ptus his voice For cheerleader was our choice. l In-'rIemIing I5, 4I: TraIIic Squad Ii, 4I, Sergeant MI: .R Government I4I: TrarIi ROBERT IONATIUS BOLAND EBI A hockey game he Iihes to seeg A hockey star he'cI IiI2e to he. SIucIent I Ce-rcIf' Francais I5. 5'I: Soccer I4, 5I: InIramumI BasIietIvaII IGI: InImmuraI VoIIeyIvaII I5, 4. SI: IntmmumI Boxing I4, 5I. INIELVIN SAMUEL BOLDEN LEFTY Would you have a thriIIing treat? Iust watch Leftyys ftying feet. riIuaI Choir Vice-President: Indoor Traffic SquncI Outdocmr TraI'Iir Squad IZI: BasIceIIoaII I2, '5I: FootIJaI:I I 12? Track III: InIrun1umI Baseball III! InImmuraI VoIIeyI1a DAVID BOWEN MUS The call of the wild is strong to Boweng His chief delights are fishin' and rowin'. .alin CIUIQ I3. 4I: SporIsmen's CIuI'J I4I: Fooxball I2. 5I Track I2, 5I: Inh'amumI Baskeeball I2, 3, 4Ig Intramu SoItIwz-:II I4I: InIramuraI VoIIeyI1aII 05, 4I. ISABELLA BOYER FIGGY There's just one thing she loves to do, lust taIIe and taII2-sheys never through. JOHN FRANCIS BOYER JOE In any part of Montclair town, lack is seen just ridin' 'roun'. JEAN ELIZABETH BOYLE Iean wiII do with a wiIIing smile Any job in any style. BARBARA BRETLAND BRET You're quiet in public, but according to rumor, In private you've got quite a lzeen sense of humor. Iuafin glulu l'5J: uAmpI1ilI1eatre Staff MJ: Intramural Arclnery 5' 4 - JANET KATHRYN BREWSTER JAN From Niontciair High siieis been a roamer, But size came back for her diploma. HIRST FOSTER BROOM FORTY 'ii want to be a farmerf' says husky Foster Broom, nBecause out in the country ti1ere's lots of space and FOOVI1. H Vlrarlc l4J: Swimming l2I: Intramural Sufxball Ig Inlra- '5 4 mural VoIIeyI1aII l4J: xvreslling l4l. CARLETON J. BROWN JAY A fine and clever boy is Carig His brains are never in a snarl. Le Cercle Francais IZI: uAmpIliII1ealre Slalil EcIiIor-in- Ciliei. BETTY DOROTHY BRADLEY BRAD She has a dimpie in her chin: Watch it now, or you'ii fail in. GI:-v Flulm ll. 5, 4I: Lalin Clulw li. 4I: Intmmuml Buselvall l4J ALTVIA BRANCA BRANC Almais short, Almais clark, Alma's clothes hit tile marie. Horlcey lil: Tennis JACQUELINE INEZ BRATH JACQUIE Pinscher, ciacizsiiunol, mongrel, chow- She collects them ali, and llowi , , , KID' , NESI En , Y EE Inlrmnuml Arrluery I5 41- R'I' q f4J P 'd I' CI I2 1 4? VVILLIAM SMITH BRAY SNVISHER Biifs his name, he shows his stuff, He plays the game, cloes not get rough. Bnsliellvall ll, 3, 4J: Sol:IiJaII I3. 4J: Football l2I: Soccer l4I: Intramural Baseball lz, 5, 4I: Intramural Basketball lil: Intramural SQIIIIJHII l'5. 4J. Captain l'5J: Intramural VoIIeyI1aII l2, 5, 4,1 Glee CIUI3 III: Band I2, 5. 4,1 Senior Represenla- live MI: Inclnor Traffic Squad ljl. WMSTY .-gr' iee KENNETH M. BRUMAGE, Jr. KEN He almost weeps when he has to go Away from the side of his radio. Outdoor Tralliir Squad MILDRED PHILOMENA BRUNETTO BOBBIE You should see Mildred Brunetto When she dances attegretto. INEZ STEWART BULL CARROTS Inez Butt is a dainty thing And oh! the songs that she can sing. Stall 5. Staff 141. JUHN KENNETH BULLARD MUSSO He chaperones the football team And does it with an air supreme. Camera Clulr ljiz Softball lat. Manager: Football li. 5. 4t. Assistant Nlanager Manager l4l: Traci: lit: intramural Basketball lit: Intramural Softball ll. 5i. Manager lg, Intramural Volleyball Cl Cluim ll. 5, 4t: A Cappella Cluoir lg. 41: HAmpl1itl1eatr l 43. Assistant Advertising Manager l4i: Bursa JANET BROWN To Ianet everyone tetts att: She has them at her beck and catt. LOFTUS BROWN BABE He'd fitt each day from sun to sun With hours spent with rod or gun. MARY ELIZABETH BROWN BE'l'l'E A Tommy Dorsey fan is she, And student of Terpsichore. ternational Club li. 5, LQ: Student Government l5, 41: Latl Club l3li Publicity Committee CHARLES HENRY BRUETT, Jr. CHARLIE No obstacle can stop our Bruettg He'lt go around if he can't go through it. fawain 5. : oo a . ,4. a ain : rac . Outdoor Traffic Squad l4t: Baseball 051: Basketball ll. 5. 4 CH l4lFflDlll25 iCPt l4tTkl2t ROLIN BYNUM IANTHE EUGUENIA BURNETT ANTIE i Pleasant, although not toquacious, She's certainly not at all audacious. DONALD H. BUSH , 5--1 PUNCHER IL! Donnie,s smiling while he dashes 'Q'o4' And the gates of dances crashes. e Club fjl: Softball f2l: Football tglg Track fl, gl: Intra- mural Baseball tal: Intramural Basketball l4l: Intramural 5 Softball til: Intramural Volleyball fi. Al. RAYMOND THOMAS BUSTARD C In DUKE Heil do his best in his own way, In school or home, at work or play. fzlee Club ti. '5. 4l: Debating Club Secretary: Football t'5l. Assistant Manager: Intramural Baseball til: Intramural Basketball fi. -5, 4, 5l: Intramural Volleyball 12, '5l. DOROTHY MORRIS BUTLER DOT I 5: Dot is blessed with golden curls Q And holds her place with other girls. 'A 5 a . nr H? loves to take your photograph, I I I I H A d A ll ll ' ' I G e C IT l: Am bit eat eu Sta 1 rt E it r: B s 's f ough t e punts wlll make you laugh gtalzt tal: 2Baseballp ti., 4lr: Intrarnurial Baseballoti. alll. g Pbotograpby Club f'5l: UAmpbitbeatre Staff f4l: Intramural Captain lil? lnhanlllml Baskellfan li- 3- Lil. Captain lil! 2,- Baslwtball til: lntramural Volleyball Intramural Arcbery til: Intramural Badminton ti, 5. 4l. President Ml: Track Y JEANNETTE GUERIN BYRAM x. JEAN iff' Ieannette's the envy of all girls ' With her lovely golden curls. Q flee Club fz, gl. I ANTHONY GABRIEL CAGGIANO . BUDDY If you're looking for a drummer, ' How ,bout Tony? Heys a hummer. and f3l: Orchestra t'5l: Boxing 5 STANLEY GUNNISON CALDER STAN As a golfer, Stan is the best, He's head and shoulders above the rest. atin Club t4l: Basketball tj. 4l: Golf tj. 4l: Intramural Basketball 12, gl: Intramural Volleyball 13, 4l: Boxing f5, 4l. it FENTON LESTER CAREY LES When Fenton plays tlie saxophone, He often finds himself alone. MARITA ELIZABETH CARLSON RITA Rita's one who leads our clieers, We'll remember tier for years. bl Cluln li, 11: Cheerleading 13, 41: Intramural Tennis JOSEPHINE FRANCES CARVILL JO Slle plays the trumpet and violin, Fame and lionor she will win. f I Clulw l21: Orrlueslra ll. 3, 41: All State Orchestra IS, 41 Banrl 15, 41: Hlvlountaineer Stall ROBERT JOHNSON CHAMBERLIN F. D, R. Boln is known Botti near and lar For imitating F. D. R. A tiun Club I51: Camera Club lil? Dfamalic Club lil I tramural VnIIe-yI:aII DONALD CAMPBELL, Jr. DON Don is famous for Iris swimmin', And his choice of slender wimmin. Sportsmen's Clulo li. 31: Football l41: Track l31: Swim li, 5. 41: Soccer l21: Gott l41: Intramural Volleyball Q41 SELIVIA CATHERINE CAPITOLINE CAPPY when it comes to lovely llair, SlI9,S the rarest of the rare. Intramural BasIcetI3aII l21: Intramural Tennis l21: Riding l31 Intramural Table Tennis NICHOLAS CAPUTO LUM Golf to him is a lot of fun. Some day lie'II get a hole in one. Gott l21: Intramural Basketball lj51: Intramural Softball Intramural Volleyball THEODORE CARDELL EAS Teddy all Iris time devotes To sailing self-constructed boats. Glea Clutm 12, 51: Sportsnxenls Clutw , ..,-, ....1.L.. . L JOHN EDGAR CHANCE JACK facIQ's a boy of wit and brain. And he seldom raises cain. Le Cercle Francais l4l: international Club l4l: Pllotograplwy Club l5l. SARAH ELIZABETH CHATIVIAN BETTY Quiet and stuctious att the time. Shirt-ring stucty would be a crime. Cvlee Club ll. 3. 4l: Latin Club 1511 Intramural Basketball ln , 3. 4l. Captain l4l: Table Tennis f2l: Bursar's Staff K3. 4l: Incloor Traffic Squad f4l: Basketball GEORGE PALMER CHATIVIAN BISH If you want news before it appears, lust catt on HBtShH for his ideas. N gro Spiritual Cboir l2l: Intramural Volleyball ISAAC BOB CHAVIES IKE Hsportsn should be his mictotte name, For he excels in every game. NJ gro Spiritual Cllolr ljla Baseball ll, sl: Basketball li. 3. 4l: Football iz. 5. 4l: Volleyball fjlg Intramural Baseball iz. jl: Intramural Basketball f2l: Intramural Volleyball ROBERT CHRISTIE BOB Mostly he is very quiet, However, sometimes tie's a riot. DOROTHEA SPOTSWOOD CLARK DOTTIE Diminutive is Dorothea. Shes so small you tiarcity see er Cercle Francais l4l CHARLOTTE ESTELLE CLEAVES C Charlotte clearly likes to knit. Tile fact is that site hates to quit. Glee Club 12, 3. 4lg Latin CIuIv fglg German Club lj. intramural Archery l3lg Intramural Barlminton ELLA ALICE CLOPTON KLOPPIE What dict she do white in Bermuda--1 Notlzing but fish for Barracuda? 'etball fglg Hoclcey 'P'l'5 -I -. 43.1. .wg F?- .WQA , fp-vu if I . .. i it i if 1 rv t.. ik . J, B' X THERESA HELEN COCOZIELLO COCO Helen likes to read anal cook. She uses a stove when sl1e can't fincl a luoole. f lee Cluln l2, 3l: ll Circolo ltulirmu lz, 3, .glg Baselmll lil: Baslcetlmll ROBERT CLEAVELAND COFFIN, Jr. FRITZ A musical lacl is this Bolo Coffin: He likes to play, and sings quite often. flee Clulw l2. 5, .ylz lntmmural Bnselwall l2l: lntmmural Shllllll lx IVIIylwlI1,l THOMAS HILBERT CONNELL, Jr. TOM Noted for his slzillful fingers. As o,er the ivory keys lie lingers. L tin Clulm lj, 4l, Secretary-'Treasurer l4l: Le Cerrle Francais lglg Pllotogmpliy Clulm President: Publicity Connnittee lj, 4l, Co-Cliairnmn l4l: Traclc l4l: Swimming lj, 4l: Tennis ljl, Nlanager: lntralnural Baslcetlaall lil: Volleyllall 4: Intramural Volleylmll DOROTHY WINIFRED CONNOLLY DOTTIE Her claim to fame will rest, perllapbnp, ' On her stupendous boolz of jcr WWW THEODORE N. COOK TED Pictures clrawn by young Ted Cook Will find a place in many a lzooleu Stage Design Kal: HAmpliitl'xeatre Stall l4l,-'Publicity 51:1 :find l5. 4l: lncloor 'traffic Squad l5lC Nlountalneer RUTH MARJORIE COVERT RUTHIE Her l1air's a lovely burnished gold, A l1eroine's type since days of old. Glee Clulm l2. gl: Le Cercle Francais l'5, 4lg lntra Baslietlmll l2. 3. 4l, Captain SYLVESTER RALPH CRISCI SYRIE Out in the rain he gets wetter ancl wetter All for the salze of a traffic squad letter Glee Clul: l2l: A Cappella Clloir lj, 4lg ll Circolu l lz. 5. 4l: Outdoor Traffic Squad l3, 4l, Captain l4l. R X CHUCK CHARLES PHILLIPS CROWELL, ivy Cliarlie's full of life and pep, And l1e's always right in step. Le C1-rcle Francais l4l: lntramural Baslietlvall l2, 1, 4lg l t mural Volleylmall Juan'-Ivvvv X X xxOWssM:+isix0Q .nc MARJORIE HOMEWOOD DEAN MIDGE The Girls, Club president is Midge Dean And ofttimes there she will be seen. Club 051: Le Cerrle Fmnqais fl. 4,3 Intramural Tennis fi, BEATRICE E. De ANGELIS DEE DEE Beatrice De Angelis often sews, And shows great skill in making clothes. RICHARD EDWARD DEARING DICK Dick excels at metal work, And never has been known to shirk. SAMUEL LLOYD DEBNIAN, Jr. ROUND HEAD With his violin Sam sets a pace, But he also likes to slap that bass. 'S Staff 1.0. KENNETH WILSON DECKER DECK Kenny Decker, slim ancl tall. Is an ace at basketball. B slcetlmll 05,1 Track fi, 4l: Volleylnall Ml: lntrmnuml Basket- hall 12, 5, 4,1 lntramural Soltlwall til: lnlramural Volleyllall 1 . . Q3, 4l, Captain Ml: Boxing lil. ANGELINO EVELYN Del VECCHIO ANGIE A gift that sine could hardly spare Is her lovely, wavy hair. CONCETTA CATHERINE DENICOLA CONN IE Those who know tier feel much better For the bright eyes of Concetta. DORIS ANNE DENOTH DORRIE Whether she's at work or play, She has her own exclusive way. I door Traffic Squad QQ: lnlramural Baseball QI: lntramural Baslcetlvall f'5. 41: lntrmnural Tennis NEWTON deRAISMES In his little Ford car, He roams near and far. IRENE MAE Dc-:YOUNG DEE The thing Irene most strongly hates Is being without roller skates. 121: Hiking 121. NORMA DIAMOND S MAZIE Her gowns, like those of Nlolyneux, Are always devorees des yeux. K fzl. RALPH RUSSELL DICKSON, Jr. RUSS - Russell Dickson, weqslioulct say, Leads the band and makes it play. . ' ': ,.5 lvl lorial Day Committee Hi: Track t5 : wimmin ball Q5 a. 15,5 K ij 5 r . E I 1'Ld,. WILLIAM WALTER DIPIVIAN DIPPY Youll see Dippy all the while Winning people with his smile. Nlountaineeru Stall Sports Eclitor: Baselnall fl, 31: Soft ball 141: lntramural Baseball I21: Intramural Basketball I2 3, 41: Intramural Volleyball Q5, 413 Intramural Traclc Meet Q41 BRUCE SEARING DODD As 0.lYI'l0Sl everylnorly lznows, To 911011 and ellefy dl1fI.C9 he QOQS. ramural Baslcetlxall f21: Intramural Volleyllall l2, 41. JOCELYN DOUGLASS - .IODDY If you're looking for her point supreme, Youll find at dancing she's a queen. I. tin Clulv Q31: Hwlountaineeru Stall I41: Intramural Baselwall 131. DORAS DOWNEY In your quiet, pleasant way, Successful you will be some clay. 2 , .. Band l . 3. 41: Orchestra l'5. 41: I.atm CIUIJ l'5. 41: Moun- taineer Stall I41: Baslcetlxall IZ. 41: Swimming l41: Tennis I2 51 1 ALLEN F. DIEFENDERFER, Jr. DIEF He's noisy anal cheerful, young Doc Diefenderfer, But nolnocly mincls 'cause that's what heis ther' fer. Banrl 12, 3, 4, 511 track 15. 41: Soccer 13, 41: Intramural Baslietldall li. 3, 315 Intramural Soltlsall l51: Intramural v..l1eyh..ll 441, VIRGINIA THERESA DiGERONIIVIO .IEANNIE In a thirty-eight Paclzarcl or a thirty-eight Ford, Virginia DiGeronimo is seldom boreal. CHARLES HENRY DIMMICK His antics in a soccer game Make other players look quite tame. uAmpl1itl1eatre Stall Q41: Pllotograplly Clull lj, 41: Aviation Clulv M11 Track l5, 41: Soccer f41: Intramural Baseluall l21: lntramural Baslcetloall IQ, 5. 41: Intramural Soltlaall 1411 Intramural Volleyball ll, 5, 41. 6 5. e JOSEPH ANTHONY DiNAPOLI PALIVIOLIVE Ioseph A. Dilvapoli Plays the jew's-harp happily. Intramural Volleylyall ll. 31. a haf w 10 if fi 1 ' IT f X Qi W1faQr'1.f 1 , 5 My tilt? ly? MARGARET ELIZABETH ECKERT BET Do you lilee aqua, mauve, or blue? Sbe'll design the froclz for you. Ampl1itl1eatre Stall Q41: Intramural Arcbery l41g Intra Badminton ANNIE LEE EDWARDS BLEAK Annie rides ber bicycle well: Sl'l9,S one girl wbo never fell. WARREN STANLEY ELDREDGE XVA Often liis lessons are not done, But lie always bas bis fun. German Club ly 41: Vvrestling JOAN PICKEN ERICKSON Wlien Sll8,S not driving, Ioan just sits And lenits and lznits and lenits and lznits. Glee Club lzl. HARRIETT KING DRECKIVIEIER HAPPY Happy tbe day of ber advent, Sad tlie day tbat Happy went. Basketball l21: Intramural Basketball ln, 5, 41: Intramural Barllninton ll. 31. ROBERT WINTHROP DROWN BOB Robert wants to win acclaim For Harvard in the Eli game. fvlee Club li. 31: Aviation Club ll, 31: Baseball Q41: Intra- mural Baseball ll, 31: Intramural Basketball l2, 3, 41: Intra- mural Volleyball 15, 41, DORIS ELIZABETH DuVALL DOT Quiet, clainty, sweet, and demure, Girls like ber are becoming fewer. Intramural Tennis BARBARA ALICE EBERT BOBBY With sucb a smile upon ber face, Slie certainly will go some place. Glee Club QQ1: International Club 151: Intramural Bas-lcetball l3, 41: Intramural Tennis Q41: Intramural Volleyball QQ1: Intramural Badminton ROBERT LOUIS FARDELMANN VIRGINIA MOORE EVANS .IINNY A joiiy goooi feiiow, and iots of fun: linny's liked by everyone. Intramural Baseball 121: Intramural BasICetiJaII 121: I 'Iennis 12. 3. 41. BEATRICE A. EWING BE At badminton the fair Be Ewing Knows exactly what she's doing. GIee CIUIO 15, 41: German Ctuir 131: BasIcetI3aII 12, '51 JAMES HARVEY EWING JIM Our boici intrepid valiant lim, He rides at risk of tife and limb. Puisticity Committee 13, 41, Chairman 141: Le CercIe Fmnqais 13, 41: Orchestra 12. 31: Band 12, 31: Latin CIuIJ 13 Representative 141: Tumbling ELIZABETH ANNE FAILOR 1 aff. 5 A BOB Bars Although the trumpet is his job, Beings quiet and She'S Shy' Not bad at tennis is this man Bob. She is slim, and not too high. 1 BrI1,1:OrI1t1,'1:I.CIFn's11:Tni w ,I . Iii1tran1l1EafEE3IZIskr-gbait 12,e3. Iantggginuiiui Sc?ItI9aIIe1?1? OI:-re Club 12, 3. 41, Le Cercte Franqars 13, 41. I tramural Vo cy at 12, 5. 411 Boxing 4 . i 1 EMILIE DORIS FARNSWORTH ,ma 5 EM 'cfsicx i Emilie Farnsworth is her name: 7 :kd At tennis she's achieved much fame. Sql' '- Ciuib 12. 51: Le Cercle Franoais 13, 41, Treasurer 141, 5 i C Is' Athletic Council Secretary: Archery 141, Presid t 'I i CAESAR FASTIGGI ff CEZ 7 His photographs are realty art, ' The hind that finds a ready mart. baII 12, 31: FootbaII 121: Intramurat BasI4etIoaII 12. 3, 41 I tamuraI VoIIeyI3aII 15, 41. . E, JOSEPH RICHARD FAY, Jr. The bancfs best player on trombone Z Because he plays it ati alone. B UI 12. 3, 4, 51: Orchestra 12. 3. 41. af' I 1 DOROTHY BECKWITH FERGUSON FERGIE Dot's a lively, liappy soul: Shell never fail to reacli lier goal. Glee Clulw li, 5, 41: Swimming fj1: lntramural Baseball l21: lntramural Hockey 151, lntramural Badminton l51: lntramural v.,lleyl,a11 oy. GEORGE I. FERGUSON, Jr. FERGY Bye baby lnuntingg Georgie goes a-hunting. Sportsmenls Club ll, 51: Stage Crew lj, 41: lntramural Base- lwall l21: lntramural Soltloall l51: boxing l'5, 41. RICHARD CARL FERGUSON FERG Dick is very fast at track, , k ln fact, Montclair woulcl lilze him lxacle. I G Band li, 5, 4, 51: House ancl Grouncls Committee li. 5. 41: Track l2. 3. 4. 51, Captain l51: Soccer l2. 5, 4, 51: Cross - Country Captain: intramural Baslcetloall l51g lntramural Volleylwall l2, 3, 4, 51: Boxing l3, 41: Tumllling GWENDOLYN FIREBRACE GVVEN - For a girl of diminutive size, MICHAEL FIGRENZA I fy! Slie's most incomparalmly wise A little lun all the way: I Negro Spiritual Clioir li, 51. This is IIOU7 to Spend 1 da D E R . l I ,,, O , ' ,1' .fl 'XL MARY LETITIA FISHLER - 5 -,Z ,A POLLY Slieyll win success and win it soon With clever wit and apt cartoon. Le Cercle Francais l21: Latin Clulu l41: Senior Class tr-e l41: Swimming l21: lntramural Baselmall MARIAN FLANSBURG MIM! Small anal lmloncl with complexion fa Mariori lias a cultured air. OLGA MAE FLIPPEN FLIP We never call lier by lier nameg uFlipU io us means just the same. Commit ir, DAVID FORSHAY DAVE If you crave a dancing iaunt, Dave is just the boy you want. Intramural Basketball l4l: Intramural Volleyball lj, 41. JOSEPH ANTHONY FORTUNATO JOE Admirers praise him to the slay, Yet he remains a modest guy. Glee Clulfm l2l: Basketball l2, 5, 4l: Football li, 5, 4 Co-Captain l5l: Track 12, 3, 4t. MARY JANE FORTUNATO PUDGY You slioulcl heffr Miss Fortunate Play the fiddle pizzicato. ll Circolo Italiano ll, 5l: Orchestra ll, jl: Memorial Committee HELEN FOSTER , PAT Horseback riding seems to suit Iierg On a horse no one looles cuter. Intramural Basketball l2J: lntramural Hockey 1 U, lu.,-V,,. LIBERATA MARY FRANCIOSE LIBBY Always calm and sweet is she: A restful personality. - Cirmlu Italiano 12, 3, 41, Secretary la, 3, 41. MARGARET FRANCIOSE PEGGY Happy go lucky, not very tall, Shes very good at basketball. RALPH LOUIS FRASCA BUDD Navy blue and gold will be Ralplfs true colors on the sea. I'ootl9 ll lz, 5, 4,3 Track li, 3. 4l: Intramural Baslcetlwa ll 5, 4,1 Intramural Volleyball l2, 3. 4l. in MARIE IVIARCIA FRAZEE RIE Oli, liow peaceful it would be, If we all were quiet as she. Lat Club l4l: Declc Tennis ack tit: lntramural Volleyball ti, 4t. MILDRED CARIVIELLA FUMOSA MILLIE ee Qlulw tx. 5. .gt JERRY MILLION FROST FROSTY Ierry Frost comes into town Cutting capers titee a clown. Never tnoisterousty gay, Sites pteasant in her quiet way. GARY NICHOLAS FYLSTRA BUD If you have tile nerve to differ with Burt, His opinion of you will ctescenct to time mutt. nge Crew tj, 4t. FREDERICK JAMES GALLOWAY MARGARET ELINOR GARDINER IVIARG JIM Tatt and lanky without a ctoubtt gfglrgglit jiovigitfltizr she .ll What an artist! Wtlat a scout! ' wt ' Lf- Cercle Franqais t4t: Sophomore Tea Committee Mt: Senior I Rfk tell ities Committee Mt: Wlemorial Day Committee f4t: Baslcet- ma 13, 4t: Intramural Baseball tit: Intramural Basketball tl. 3. 4t: Intramural Tennis tl, 4t: intramural Track GORDON TAYLOR GATES Whether in school or on the court, Gorcty is a darn good sport. OYVIYPSIFFI tl' 3- 4,1 Track Mt: Tennis fl. fit: lntramural Baslu-tlmall tl, 3. Al: lntramural Volleyball tl, gt. DOROTHY ADELAIDE GEORGE DOT Since to high sctioot Dorothy came, Stle has never missed a game. intramural Baseball fit: intramural Basketball ht: Intramural Arrlmery tztz intramural Hockey fit: lntmmural Baclminton JOHN GEORGE GERANIOS JUANITO He's in the A Cappella Choir, taught by Mr. Ward And loves the Sunday Evening Hour, courtesy of Ford. Latin Clulo t3. 4t: International Clulv tl. 5. 4t: New Jersey All State Chorus MJ: Debating Club Qt: News Group tjt: Glee Club tz. 3. 41. DOROTHY HOPEWELL GIBBONS DOT Dottiefs quiet, Dottie,s sl1ort, Dottie is a real good sort. Glee Club li, 3, 4,1 Latin Club AVIS ZOE GIBBS Avis likes to be alone which gives ller an exclusive tone. JEAN MARIE GIBNEY Teeming with life and pep is Ieang Her mind is most acutely keen. Latin Club ljlz German Club l5. 41: Plrotograplmy Club l5l: emoria ay ommi ee 3 .enior e resena ive 5 M bHItDTC n,l4J S Rp rr 445 Base a 21: ennis l5. 4. - .. 4,03 WX f , Sv it NAV QQ' R- wP.1:.-ff 'ws 'V If qc JANE WJLLERSGILBRETH 73 my Gil.. Iane's swimming and singing will carry iier far: She must have been born ,neatii a lucky star. Glee Clulw ljla Assemluly Committee l4l: Latin Club lj, 4l: Swimming l2. 3l. Captain ijt: intramural Baseball ll. TQ., Wie Debating ROBERT MOLLER GILBRETH BOB Boi: will never rivai Bing- His voice is husizy-but he can,t sing. 'GLADYS ROMAINE GINDER GOODY Athletic from head to toe, Gladys vanquisiies every foe. , , n erna Iona u , oun am r Staff Ml: Intramural Basketball l4l: Intramural Hockey LQ intramural Badminton l4l: Table Tennis MARY ANNE GIROUX MARE Site may be petite in size, But, oil, those large and lustrous eyes! CECILIA JOAN GLACCUNI SQUEEL Sll9,S often seen, but selolom heard, Has a pleasant smile, but rarely a word. ee Club 15, 45, Clulm 4: Ampi1itl1eatre Stall Activities Editor PAUL FORMAN GODLEY, Jr. W As ith curls so recl ancl eyes so true a cameraman youyll sure get through. UAmpI1ilI1enIren Stall l4l, Assistant plmtograplwr. LUCY ANN RICHARDSON GOODLATTE LOU Lucy has a pleasant way, Making friends ,most every day. Gif-e Club tal: Le Cercle Fmnqais ln, 5, 4,2 lnimmuml Basket- Imll llli Intramural Tennis Bnslcf-II'mI DOROTHY ANN GOODMAN DOT The sternest critic Dot enchants Whenever she begins to clance. 1 433: Hockey om, Archery 421. PEARL C. GORDON TINY Youlll often see this jolly girl Dizzy from the social whirl. BARBARA GRANT B. G. Barlaara's nice as she can be That you'll have to Grant to me. LBJ Ulf-P Clulu I2, 5, 4i. Le Cercle Francais lj, 4I: Tennis fi. jl. Captain lg minion QI: Volleyball l3, 41: Intramural Arclrery lj 4, Intramural Badminton lj, 4l, President lfi. 4l: Intram I Table Tennis ll, 3, AQ, Presiclent li, 5, 4l: Intramural Vo hall 13, 4,2 Intramural Tennis Il, 5. 41: Girls' Ax Council President. ROGERS HEPBURN GREEN GREENIE With ardor he cannot resist, He's a confirmed numismatist. file-e Clula ll. jl: Swimming ll, 5, 41. JANE ALINE GRIIVISHAW GRIIVIMY lane plays the piano very well, ln school she has no parallel. Glee Clulx lil: Hockey PETER PAUL GRUIVIIVION f PETE V As a mechanic you canyt heat A fellow as good as our friend Pete. Ouirloor Tralzlic Squad l4l: Radio Clulu ROBERT H. HANDLER BOB He,lI give, witllout a hem or haw, The text of any physics law. Assembly Committee til: Le Cercle Frangais fit: Intramural Basketball fizl: Intramural Volleyball ti, 5. 4l. ELIZABETH R. HARROP BETTY She seems to be a little sity, But, oh! the mischief in her eye. Intramural Basketball Captain: Intramural Badminton fit: Intramural Tennis tj, 4l: Talule Tennis til: Baselaall JEANNE ELIZABETH HASELTON HASE 'Tis a matter of regret Tliat sheys frequently upset. Latin Club QI: Le Cercle Francais f4l: Swimming fjl: Intra- mural Baseball FREDERICK MILTON HEGEIVIAN THE DUKE Iitterlnug Hegeman, swingea-roo, Hang around him, and youtt swing too. International Clulp f4l: Mountaineer Staff tail: Intramura ?asIcritlJaII fzl: Intramural Softball 141: Intramural Volleyball 3- 4 - xfosfy pi, . tw PAUL OUNTHER-MOHR . GUNTH Gunther-Mohr and camera go flying by your door: The pictures that lre,s after will soon create a roar. German Clulv tl, 4l: uAmpl1itlneatreH Staff Ml, Assistant Plio- tograpI1er: Senior Representative Ml: Seating Committee HARRY DECKER GUSTIN GUS His voice is only a little weaker Than tile loudest tones of a toucl speaker. Stage Ligliting f3, 43: Latin CIuI'J fql: Intramural Volleylyall 14?- EDWARD JOSEPH I-IALEY BUD Edward Haley Says nothing daily. Bursar's Stall 145: Boxing ARAIVI CHARLES HAIVIALIAN SARAH Aram is quiet, but inside of him Tl1ere,s a wealth of vitality, vigor anal vim. Bursar's Stall 12, 5, LQ, Sales Manager Ml: Camera Clulr LQ: Ampl1itlleatre Stalin t4l: Intramural Baslcetlaall t2. 3. .Dt Intramural Soltloall tj, 4l: Intramural Volleyball fl. 5, 4l. eujv L L Hail. GEORGE FREDERICK HEWITT, III RICK He dashes 'round in fast outlzoards, The boating counterpart of Fords. ELINOR FRANCES HEYDECKE EL She has great interest in her sports, And almost never's out of sorts. A Cappella Clxoir Q41: Glee Club tit, 3, 41: Intramural Baseball ti. 3. 41: Intramural Baslcetlaall ti, 5. 41: Intramural Arclnery l41: Intramural Baclminton lj. 41g Intramural Volleyball Q41: Table Tennis tj, 41. ARTHUR PROVOST HEYER I ART Wherever there is a fire, Youyll be sure to find Art Heyer. Track lz, 5, 41: Intramural Basketball t5, 41: Intramural Volley- ball tj, 41. ROBERT EVANS HICKIE SLAPPY Your tendency toward being Hsportyu Wilt keep you going ,tit youlre forty. Football U11 Intramural Baslcetlaall Intramural Hockey l5, 41: Intramural Baclmlnton Q41: Intramura Swi g 4 1 I t 1 T Q53 MARGARET AGNES HELVAJIAN MARGIE Marge's laugh is full of fun, Sll9,S serious tliougtt, till wortz is clone. mmm 4 : n ramura enms . ALBERT W. HEIVIPHILL, Jr. BERT If you're looking for real fun, Ask Hemphill how to use a gun. ra Club t21: German Club f4, 51, Treasurer t51: Sports men's Clulo l4, 51, Presiclent f51g Intramural Volleyball l51 Boxing f51: Tumbling DAVID HENDRIAN DAVE In Modern History, you're a mess, But we like you none the less. A Cappella Choir tj, 41. G. PAUL HEPPES, Jr. HEPS Good in studies, good in sports, Always brings home goocl reports. Cluln t21: Track t2. 5. 41: Intramural Basketball ti. 5. 41 Intramural Volleyball ,of .,Q,,f'e,1'jLg P' f Af Glee Glee JAMES A. HOLDEN JIM The longer Iimmy plays the cimms The better player he becomes. Ciuin lil: Tennis FLORENCE HOLTZMAN FLO Her skilled, welt-formed, creative hand Has the field of art at her commancl. Cluliv lil: uiviountaineeru Staii ROY HAROLD HOONHOUT HOONT Inside, outsiole, all around the schoolg Inside when it's raining'-fRoy's no fool. CHARLES NELSON HOPSON DUTCH Racing in your motor boat, Never sinh, but always float. in eam g o InaII ljlz Football C515 Swim g CI Staiii Ml: Base a : as e a , . . ana er : ' Intramura Swimm g T f5l S It l2. 5. 4. 55: Hoclcey lj, 4l: Intramural Baslcetiiali fjl, I tramural Boxing lj, 4l. STUART GRANT HICKS LEFTY With ali your drums you'II beat and break Until Gene Krupa's piace you'II take. Intramural Baslcetixall K4 ARTHUR THOMAS HILL ART Oh, the words! Oh, the cursesl When he's busy making verses. Cheerleading l4l1 Traffic Squad l4lC UAmpI1itI1eatreu Stalil I4l. Activities Eciitorg Tumiviing ljlq Memorial Day Committee GWENYTH ELIZABETH HILL OWEN She often finds contentment true By making someone,s gray skies iniue. CIuI'J ll, jl: Le Cercle Francais 45. 4l: AmpI1itI1eatre bil Q53 B kibllh 5 41 M 5153 I Baseball ljlz Intramural Basketball ll, 5, 4lz Archery Ml: Memorial Day Committee Ml: Sopllo- Intramural more Tea Committee JOSEPH GILBERT HJELSTROM GIL He plays hard at every game: Night or day it's all the same. Basketball l3- 4lC Tracie I3. 4l: Soccer I3. 4li Intramural Base- Iaaii bl: Intramural Basketball lzlz Intramural VoIIeyIJaII 45. 47. 4 I nf 'Gm if G. 'L it ,- 45. .v -is I 5 JANET LUCILLE HUMPHREY JAY Physics, chemistry and liistory of yore Ianet says are never a bore. JOSEPH LYALL HUTCHINGS JOE What a winning way be llatb ln tbose two killers-science and matb. German Club f4J: Football MJ: lntrmnural Baseball f2J: lntra- mural Basketball FLORENCE BERNADETTE HYLAND FLO Call ber Flossie anal you will see Xvbere tl1ere,s smolee, fire's sure io be. lnternational Club HELEN PITOU INSLEE ln swimming and in sailing, Helen takes ber part, ln History anal Frencb sbe sbows that sbe is smart. Glee Club iz. 5. 45. JOSEPH F. HORKAY LEFTY He will star in the pitching role, With speed and curves and good control. Glee Club fa. 5J1 Baseball GJ: Soccer falg lntramural Ba ball 12, 31. CHESTER WAY HOYT Here, at last, a branol new breed: He s good in sports and likes to read. Baseball HJ: Football JEAN MILDRED HOWELL Never in a hurry, Never any worry. A Cappella Clmir MJ: Glee Club fl. 3J: lntramural Baslcet ll, 5l: lntramural Arcbery fjlg Table Tennis RICHARD DUCHARDT HULL DICK Hels one of tbose typical outdoor boys-1 Fislzing and camping are bis greatest joys. bportsmen's Club fi, 5, 4,5 German Club tml: Boxing JANE IRWIN JANIE Ianie when site has grown Inigyll Never Iose her silly giggle. Le CercIe Francais tj, 452 AmpI1itI1eatre Staff f4I. Person- I t I A In Q51 aIity Editor: n ramura rc ery . JAMES ANDREW JACKSON JIMMY Although he's sometimes rather shy, He can't be called a silent guy. JENNIE JAMES JESSE With ping-pong for a hobby and Iennie for a name, It seems to be quite certain size will paddle on to- affle. HArnpi1iII1eatre Staff Assistant Business Manager. STEPHEN VAUGHN JAMME The moon will surety need a bumper If Steve improves much as a jumper. 'I rack 155. EDWARD L. JEPHSON He drives his Buick near and fur, But never less than sixty per. EDWARD DAVIS JOEL Kuvlo He likes music when it,s Iiotg Good in history, and what a shot! Intramurai VoIIeyI1aII JANICE NORIVIA JUMPER JAY lay is small and full of Iife: We wish her luck but Iittie strife. Giee Club fz, 3,1 A Cappella Choir fqlg Baseball tj, 4I: VoIIey ball Captain: Intramural BaseIoaII fn. 5. 45: Intramura Basketball fi, 5, 4Ig Intramural Archery QQ: Intramura VoIIeyIJaII President. KENNETH ELWOOD JUSTESEN KEN Buy low, sell night His airplanes fty. TumIoIing CIUIJ fjiz Aviation CIUIJ I DOROTHY M. KAHRS DOT Dottie clotes to the point of folly On chow or spitz or pehe or coIIie. I In CIUIW l4I1 German CIuI'J l4I: Intramural Baclminton MI: I t I T ' I0 l'ilIllLll'H PIIDIS I . HENRY CHAPMAN KECK HANK . He ctoesrft Izite. he never Inarles, He oIoesn,t have to with his marks. Le Cerfle Franqais I2, 3. 4I: Indoor Traffic Squad l2I: Inter- ationul Cluh l4I: Swimming Ijtg Tumhling FRANK LINCOLN KENNARD FRANK Famous for his ctisposition, He'II surely get a goocl position. It l4I: Swimming 1551 Intramural BasIcetI9aII lil: Intramural VoIIeyIJaII I2. 4I: Boxing F ' ARD XCORTIS at DICK He's a tall young fellow, this Kenict, You have to measure him Izy the yard. Q naming ll. 3, Us Intramural VoIIeyI1aII lj. 4I, 04 RUTH FISCHER KENNEDY With charm and poise and fetching grace She guides her charger in the chase. V DONALD WILLIAM KENTLER DOE To his friends he's known as Deen, An aII 'rouncl sport from the word go. Intramural BasIcetI9aII ll, '5I: Intramural VoIIeyIJaII fl. 4I. JANE ELIZABETH KIDD Tennis is her favorite sport, And she can win'on any court. Intramural Baslcetlaall Ill: Intramural Hockey INIai Intramural Tennis HERBERT KILEJ IAN HERB On tennis courts you see Kilejian The coming champion Collegian. German CIUIJ l5I: Sportsmen's CIUIJ QI: Intramural B Li ImnII lil: Intramural VoIIeyI'JaII I RICHARD BROOKS KIMBALL DICK You'Il have to traveI mighty far To find a better swing guitar. CONSTANCE HOPE KING CONNIE At drawing Connie witI exceI Unless she's in a laughing speIt. Senior Representative RUTH LILLIAN KIRKMAN KIRK Her souvenirs of divers places Bring memories of many faces. UMuuntaineer Staff QQ: IntramuraI BasIcetbaII ti. 3,1 Intra- mural Archery fjf: IntramuraI Hockey fly: IntramuraI Bad- minton f2, jf: TaI7Ie Tennis fmt. JAMES B. KLEIN CHUCK Iimmy's tall, Iimmy's fair, And at tackle he's a bear. CIass President Ml: FTotIJaII fl, 3, 43: Track fz, 3, 4,: Intra- P muraI BasItetIuaII 12. NORTON KONOWITZ NORTY Norton treads a painful path On the rocky roacl to math. S nrtsmen's CIuI'J QD: IntramuraI BasebuII f2. 55: IntramuraI BasItetI'zaII f2. 5, 41. Captain MQ: IntramuraI SottIJaII fl. 5. 4,1 IntramumI VoIIeyI'maII fi. 3,5 Boxing I5, 4,. OLOA MARION KOSACHOOK OLLY An emissary from the Volga ls the music Ioving Olga. GIee CIuIx, fly: A Cappella CI1oir tv: State CI1urus EDWARD KRAMER ED Heys surely headed for success As writer for the public press. Sportsxnens CIuIJ I2. 3. 41. Secretary 14,1 InternationaI CIub fi. 3,1 puI1Iicity Committee tj. 43: HAmpI1ittleatre Staff t4I. Boys' AtI1Ietics Editor: SottIJaII t2. 5. 4i: Fo0tI'JaII f4,: Track UI: Sorcer 131: Tennis fjlz IntramuraI BasIcettmaII f2. 5, 4I: IntramuraI SotttJaII Il, 3, 4,: IDUHIIIUTHI VoIIeyI7aII t2. 3. 47, Captain DONALD WILSON AKROM SHEIK At home, abroad, day in, day out, He,s just an all around good scout. Stage Crew fit: Football L in DORIS E. LAHEY DEDI Our Doris, full of pep and vim, ls positively in the swim. Girls' Glfe Clulu 1411 Senior Representative l41: Swimming f21, Captain. ANGELO LANDOLFO GROGGY Without you, Grog, what would we do? For you re a friend both tried and true. Class Secretary-'rreasurf-r l41: Footlxall ll, 3, 41: Track l2. 5, 41: Intramural Baslcetloall Q2, 31. MIRIAM E. LANC-O IVIIMA A girl with quantities of grace-1 Fine of form and sweet of face. Snplionwre Tea Committee 141: Baslcetlvall li. 41: Intramural Baselmall l2, 41: Intramural Baslcetlwall ll, 5, 41: Track HOWARD REES LAY When it comes to aviation, Howard Lay is some sensation. Aviation Clulm l2, 3, 51, Secretary President l51: Soccer l4, Intramural Bnslcetloall 031, lntramural Volleyball iz. 5- CATHERINE LOU LEACH KITTY Catherines fondness for good reading Shows forth in her gentle breeding. Negro Spiritual Clloir lj, 41: Intramural Basketball li. 3. 41: Intramural Baclminton lj, 41g lntramural Volleyball fl, DORIS IVIELBA LEIGH DODIS In stage dressing rooms youll see Our make-up artist, Doris Leigh. Bursar's Stall Q3. 41. Field Manager l41: Incloor Traffi 15, 41: AmpI1itI1eatre Stall: Publicity Manager. DORIS LENNON DOSSIE They call tier Lemon every clay, Shes a peach! they mean to say. Glee Club l21: Tennis li, 41. EDWIN EUGENE LENROW GENE Hell be a research man prolific: His is a flair for the scientific. German Cluln 5- 41. c Squad II Ci JOSEPHINE V EA LYIVIAN JO Her wealth of charm and grace portencls That she'II always have Iots of friends. cIe Frangais f31: Latin CIuI3 f21: Intramural BaseIJaII Cer f21: Intramural BasIcetI3aII GORDON DONALD INIMCONNACHIE MAC A peppy nature, a real live wire, He's tougher in a fight than fire. ee Club f21: Latin Club Q14 A Cappella Choir f21: Basket- I II K 41 Q I 1 I I I B wa 3, : .occer 4 , Captain: nramura asIcetIoaII f21: Intramural VoIIeyI1aII t21, Captain: Volleyball MARGARET IVIACE MIGS Margaret Mace Personifies grace. Bursafs Stall f21: Glee CIUI1 LUCY ANN MAFFEI MAFFY Whefl asked HAVE yOU. ll df1TlC9I'?H You Can all QUQSS her GTISLUQF. rcoIo Italiano fat' sf ANTHONY PHILIP LIBERATO LIBBY Those who Ienow him will agree That a great athlete hell he. Glee Club Ill. 31: II Circnlo Italiano fl. 51: BasIcetI3aII f2, 51: I7outIJaII f21: Soccer lj, 41: Intramural Baseball fl, 31: Intramural Basketball ll, 51: Intramural SoItIwaII JETSON EWING LINCOLN JET To some an UA seems far away: To let, they Come day after clay. Le Cercle Franqais Q41: Outdoor Tralzlic Squacl f21: Intramural S0ItIJaII 151: Intramural VoIIeyIJaII lj, 41. 0. VAN VOORHEES LLOYD VAN ' The only marks hell ever get Are the first two letters of the alphabet. Glee Club K21: Latin CIuI'x tj, 41: Le Cercle Franqais fl, 5. 41, President 051: Ilvlountaineern Stall Assistant Editor: Intramural BasIcetIuaII fl, 31: Intramural VoIIeyIaaII fj, 41: I Boxing l2, 5, 41: Vvrestling A LOUISE MARGARET LORION VVEE To suceess she'II smartly Breeze With Creations by Louise. I C I Epfhqfs I2 3 ' rcI1ery L11 P s'cI t GI ' lax 69 swirl QQ? New ftilws CLYDE DOUGLAS IVIARLATT FREDERICK WILLIAM IVIANN FREDDIE Freclzlie likes his auto races, But l1e'll enzl up wearing braces Club 15, 41. NANCY C-ERTRUDE IVIARANO NANNY With lier clever fingers, Nancy For fine clrawing llas a fancy. IVIILDRED EDITH IVIARCOT MIL Slie will win success perliaps With her clever sleill at snaps. KATHERINE NEWELL MARKER KAPPIE In any sport that you can name, Kappie surely will win fame. PETE Cleo Clulv l21: A Cafgfpella Clxoirblilz Li Cercli Frafnga Q3 Ulvlounlaineern Sla l41: Base a lj: Hoc ey 4 B , 'I l1:Vllblll3.1:It IB blllz 31 Some dav Soon In the of Fame' lllllltrlaclnlural Baicelglllalzl l2. 5? 41,n SI':lTrT:tnl F5131 alnh' I We shall Clyde Maflall S name. Arclnery l41g Intraniural llllcicliy l41: Iratralnfliral Baal P I . . : I V , . : ' ' . Le Cc-rcle Francais f3. 41, Presiclenl l41: Inlernational Club Sang QLSICSESZITUEZ1. 0 ey a ll 5 A Img Ml l2. 3. 41: Armistice Day Committee l41: lnlramural Vo ball iz. 51. JAY BARKLOW MARTINE Hels fond of night cluln life ancl sucli, But, sacl to say, lie talks too much. SADIE P. MAVURO SOOKY A girl l,Ul10,S quiet, liappy, and proucl, Sallie selclom talks out loud. lnlmmuml Buslietldnll ll, 41. ELEANGR RUTH IVICCOY ELLY Eleanor fears no liistory test, For sliels the one wllo comes out best. Glee Club ln, 51. l ternational Club l2, 5. 4l: l..atin Club lllz Senior C l5llt IBlctblIl2 5lIt I Icy SAMUEL FRANCIS MELCHER, Jr. MELCH Hell eventually get tlie dough Even tliougb lie's ratlter slow. ramural Volleyball l4J. JULIA ANNE MENTON JULIE In math, in Frenclt, in -ologies, Sbe gets notlling but Ays ancl B's. L Cercle Franqais la. 3. 4l: Latin Club lj. 4l: Bursafs Stall 4l: Publicity Committee lj, 41: Briclge Club JEANNE DENNISDN MILLAR JEANIE I After once loolzing at our friencl leanne Youll lznow wlly we call ber utlie queenf, Cercle Franqais l2. 4l: Latin Club : Senior Re resenta- ive Ml: Tennis lzlg Intramural ennis . : nramura Volleyball lllz Intramural Baseball lil: Intramural Baslcet- ball la, 35. BETH MILLER 'gy u MIL J ' l'Il be merry and l'll be fr But l'll be sad for nobody. l l'l ffilllllfii EIS E H v i n FBIHUFH Hoc 9 Intramural Baclminton l5. 4l: Riding Club ,pf 3 MARY ELEEN MCDONNELL MAC Mary McDonnell lilzes to sing: To this bobby slie will cling. FRANK A. MCHENRY MAC The winner of tropliies from near and from far, ls lanlay McHenry, a real tennis star. AUSTIN DAVID MCKENZIE MAC Calm, collected, cool McKenzie Never stoops to rage or frenzy. Intramural Volleyball N JACK ELLSWORTH MEADE The high scliool ambition of grinning Iacle Meade ls to finish a barrier race in tlie lead. A Cappella Clioir lil: Traclc ljlg Intramural Baslcetlaall Ml: Intramural Volleyball ARMECIA MORGAN ME In history class she is a wttizg Sine gels good marks on every quiz. Negro Spiritual Choir f51: Memorial Day Program l41C Baseball U13 Basketball tj, 41: Intramural Baseball f51: Intramural Basketball tj. 41. VIRGINIA MOSBY GIN In all her subjects she works hard- Anot gets results on a nice blue card. Negro Spiritual Clloir fi, 31. ANDREAE WATERS MOSENTHAL MOSE Wtterever sports fans shout and scream 0ur carrot-eater reigns supreme. Ampllitlleatren Stall- f41: Basketball 42, 5, 41: Football iz. 5, 414 Traclc f51g Tennis Q2, 41p Intramural Basketball fi, 51, Captain f21g Intramural Baseball fl, 41, Captain f21: Intra- mural Soltllall f51: Intramural Volleyball fl, 51 MARIAN ELIZABETH MOSES Marian is tall and clark And as happy as a lark. Incloor Traffic Squad i213 Intramural Badminton l T3 CATIILEEN CORDELIA MITCHELL I CATHIE Quiet, demure, anct pleasant, Youot scarcely know stie's present. VLASTA IDA MITTON LOSSIE - Give her a gayly prancing steecl Her happiness is guaranteed. Glee Clula 13, 41: Hiking Clulb f21i hAmpI'litIleatreH Staff K4 Business Ivlanager. ' 9 . rf, MARY J. MONACO Nlary IVIonaco's sweet and petite Playing piano is her best feat. ll Clrcolo Italiano 12. 51. JOHN HENRY MONTGOMERY, Jr. With both dexterity and ease His hands caress piano keys. Orchestra IS1: German Club fl. 5. 41, President f41: Lati Club 13, 41. I Il WILLIAM G. MOXLEY BILL Pllilandering in liis old crate, Bill Moxley's gone on many a clate. Indoor Trallic Squarl l2. 5I: Outdoor Traffic Squad lj Bancl lit, 5, 4l: Orclmestra ll, 5, 4l. FLORENCE LOUISE MULLER Slie likes to lmit, slie likes to reacl, Sl1e's a sweet girl, yes indeed. Mountaineer Staff l4lg Arcliery f2. 5l. 'H'-f W A - ii '?f .2 'MAA RUTH MARIE MULLIGAN RUTHIE One of few who have found out Hvvise are they wlio never slioutf' BETTY ANNE MYERS BETS Full of liveliness and pep, ' She masters every dancing step. Glee Club tal. ww , HOWARD BROWNE NORTON PETE Some day Pete will get in a fix: He olrives as if lie were Tom-Mix. Outdoor Traffic Squad ljg, 41: Football lil: 'Intramural Sol ball ELIZABETH MURRAY OFFT BETTY This little giggling lass ls one of the happiest in the class. Intramural Baselaall lil: Intramural Swimming MARGARET EILEEN O'MALLEY EI Eileen, with her sparlzling smile, Shows she comes from the Emerald Isle. Intramural! liaslretluall fzlg Intramural Arcllery lj, 4I: Talml ' 4 TCHDIS . PHILIP GRTEL JIMMIE Philip is always lzriglit and clieeryg In his comp'ny you'll never grow weary. German Club lj, 4,2 Latin Clula l4l: Aviation Clulv ljlp Foot Inall 1. 6 I 5. S .E t. It 5 1 l l 1 4 1 1 I A I 1 I 1 l l l I S i 4 Quin 'hai' ' ELIZABETH FOSTER PACKARD BETTY At consote and keyboard stie's atways at Iiomeg Over Inotti, tier hands most stzittfutty roam. International Club QQ: Bursarvs Staff tio: Intramural Archery C47- vf X . . AR CLIFFORD PANGBURN CLIFF WQ White ptaying golf and baseball, too, K Clifford misses but a few. Publicity Committee tl. 5. 4,: Intramural Baseball tl. 3, 10. It lBktIvIltz55A'ntM gt4JM g n ramura as e a , , ssls an ana er , ana er t5lp Intramural Softball t4Ig Intramural Volleyball t2, 55. GLADYS A. PARTINGTON GLADDIE Gtactvs's interest ties in sports, Stiett be founct on att the courts. 'lAmpI1itI1eatre Staff Girls' Sports Editor: Tennis Q51 Intramural Tennis tj. 4l: Intramural Baslcettrall tj, 4,5 Intra- mural Baseball ti. 4,3 Baslcetlmall SHIRLEY PASCOE SHIRI.. She has tovety dark brown eyes, Bright as stars in winter skies. Soptlomore Glee Club til: Girls' Glee Club tjig A Cappella Clwoir QQ: Latin Club I 1 I ra l Neg PATSY PASQUALICCHIO BUCKY Patsy would like to have you know Ttiat tits name is Pasquaticctlio. LYNDEN SINCLAIR PEARIVIAN JACK Iactz be nimtmte, lack be quick, He thinks that tie knows every trick. N gro Spiritual Choir tl, 5, IQ, Business Manager t5, 'I tfic Squad l4iZ Football tl. SIC Track t2. ji: Intramu Basketball ta, 5,5 Intramural Volleyball ti. 5, 41. SHIRLEY ARMSTRONG PELLENS SHIRL Happy Shirley Pettens,-fgottyt Sine is never metanctioty. DOROTHY ELIZABETH PERKINSON PERKY I With tier quiet, pleasant way, St1e'tt be a secretary some utay. ro Spiritual Clmir t4I: Intramural Basketball NORMAN PETERKIN Never proletariat, But a strict vocabulariat. e Cercle Franqais l4l: HAmpI1itI1eatre Stall I4l: Latin Club Ml: Football Ijl: Intramural Baslcetlaall JANET GERTRUDE PETERSEN PETE An unaffected girl is Ianet, And as a friencl, she's strong as granite. ROBERT SAMUEL PETERSON PETE Quiet, peaceful, full of joy, He made his name as water boy. ootIJaII l3, 41. Assistant Manager: Intramural Basketball I1, 5, 41: Intramural Volleyball 12. ell. MARY ROSE PETRONACI ' PEP From the gleaming ivory Izeys Mary coaxes melodies. CHARLES GORHAM PHILLIPS DOC His classmates think a tot of HDoc,n A human company: preferred stoclcf, Cvlee Clulv lil: Latin Club lj. 41, President l4l: Mountaineer Staff Editor-in-Chief: Le Cercle Frangais lj. 4l: A semlsly Committee IAQ: International Club lil: Senior Repre- sentative l4l: Traclr fi, 4l: Intramural Volleyball li, 4, Class Vice-President FRANK V. PHILLIPS VAL The amusing manner of our 'Val - Has won him the heart of many a gat. Softball l4t: Traclc l4, 5l: Intramural Baseball I2. 5l: Intra- mural Baslcetlmall fi. jl. JOHN CALVIN PHILPOTT JOHNNY . Iohnny's always full of pep With flashing eye and springy step. Soltlaall ljlg Intramural Basketball Ml, Captain: Intramural Softball 053. , JAMES GLENN PIPER ' JIM Even though he isn't stout, He surely is a darn good scoutl Bursafs Staff 4: ue-W- 1 ,4 -v.:.Unewr+. J ...Aa BRIGIDA FRANCES PISANO At the Remington keys, Brigizia Pisano ls as clever as Ducliin is at the piano. 1 Glee Clula fa, 51. JOSEPHINE DOLORES PISANO JOANN Everyone knows Iosephine, Though si1e's very rarely seen. Glee Clulx fz, 3, 4I. PHILIP JOSEPH PQNDISCIO CHICK Everyone knows little Cnickng He's very funny and very slick. Football Q3, 4I, Manager 141: Intramural Basketball 12. 5, 4I, Captain Q3, 41: Intramural Volleyball fit, 3, 4l, Captain 15, 45' ROSE LUCILLE POSINTE SNOOKY 'xx As long as you possess a book. n I .xx ! For friends you'lI never have to look vt' A fy? 0 WILLIAM BENJAMIN POST, Jr. BILL Here's a guy we,d like to grill: Is it Bill Post, or UPost, no Bill ? Golf QI. DOROTHY LOUISE POWELL DOTTIE At tennis, a favorite sport of Dot's, She ties her rivals up in Iznots. A Cappella Cltoir PETER HENRY PRAZIVIOWSKI HANA Professionally youll sing your tales Of your one Iieart-to all females. Football fill: Track 5I: Golf Intramural Basketball 12, 5l 'fE':1ff? 'M M I ' Q T R 66611 I OB ' , 43,4 ' ' iid 'sion VMAH eas later e . , M1 atelic Society fi. 51: I ad bl: AmpIu l theatre Stall f5l, Assoc' ditor. MARIE MARGARET PUGLIESE PUGGY Until Iier eyes with age grow dim, SI1e'II roller skate and clance and swim. II CircoIo ItaIiano I2. 3, 45. ELLEN DOROTHY QUINN QUINNIE Dorothy Quinn makes a hobby of ciancing, Yet skates and smooth ice she finals just as entrancing. MARGARET RAYNER NANCY You,II find Nancy, as a ruIe, In bridle path or swimming pool. GIee CIuIx Int: Archery QI: Tennis IQ: IntramumI Arm-Inery IZ, 5, 4I: IniramuraI Tennis GIF, CIuIJ fz, 3,5 A CappeIIa CIloir f4I: Indoor Tram Squad 3 ROBERT BRADFORD REID BARBARA ELIZABETH RECK BOB ' BOBBIE On the drums I1e's a swell player, BOHWIS neat and petite And with the women he's a slayer. From he' head fo he' feet' Club 12' Bm: Sporismen-S Club by Basketball 05' 43: Latin CIUIJ IU: Student Government IQ: Iniramurai Baseball Tack I5. 4,1 IntramuraI BasIcetIJaII flip InlramuraI VoIIey- In Il QI: Boxing I2. ji LUCY JOSEPHINE RICCIARDI Many friends you're sure to win Playing on your violin. Il CrcoIo IiaIiano Il, J. 43. MILDRED ANN RICHARDSON Millie, Millie, we wonder if you Will ever grow past six feet two. I2, ji: BaseIJaII Ili: Intramural Buse- N g 0 SpirituaI Choir I3 ll I2, 5,5 IntramuraI BasICetIJaII III. JOSEPH RIDOLFO If you're to be found at a future date, lt will surely be in a junky crate. uraI Basketball Inj. LU MILLIE STEVE A i 5 U ,f.-,nqn.e , ,fe -Q-iffhlf' ,.....--in I RICHARD ARTHUR RUSS MANDY Everybody lznows our lanley Mandy. Az dancing and drawing hess mighty handy. ROBERT DUNLOP ROVVAN BOB A hoy who will never fall clown on the job ls loyal and friendly and trustworthy Bob. l tramural Baslietlwall l2. 3, 41: intramural Solllxall Mi: int mural Vollvylnall l2. 5, 43. 1 ELLIOTT RUDENSEY EL lt,rl take an awful wrench To separate Elliott from his French. I ' Ccrrtle Francais l'5. 43: Latin Club 14,1 lnternatlonal CI Mi: Swimming MH: intramural Volleylrall PHYLLIS ANN RUEGGER PHYI- Phyllis Rueggefs lots of fun, Full of life and full of pun. A Cappella Clmir l3, 4,1 Glee Club Qi: German Club lj, CIF 14511 lHkyl4tlr LP ,ETC E rangais C n YBYIIIITH OC E! ' I Il l'ElIlll Barlminton 47 Ira ELISE CATHERINE RIKER BETTY If looleing for something quaint ancl new, Betty Rileefs the one for you. Club lz . M34 ELIZABETH SEWALL RODMAN '17 59 RODDY dag, Q With such a smile for a gift, it Z None with eyes will let her drift. L' ,. um 51: A Cappella Cimir l4J: intramural Archery GEORGE AUGUST ROHNER You will win success galore By blushing less anal talking more. Aviation Club MARGUERITE ROPER PEGGY Peggy dances all the clay, Toe, tap, acrobatic ancl ballet. Wlountaineeru Stall Exchange Eclitor: Swimming ijt: intramural Archery lj, 41. i X WILLIAM SAIVISON BILL Altlrouglz Bill Sam plays golf for fun, Helll never malee a llole in one. '41 5lIt lBlctlalll234l Pulmlluy Committee li, : nramura as e a , Intramural Volleylaall bl: Coll lil. SALVATORE SANTULLO, Jr. SAL We lznow from all tlte tllings we llear Sal plays baseball every year. Baselmall li- 5- 4l2 Intramural Baseball fi. 5, 4,1 Intramural Baslcctlmll fi, 3. 4l: Intramural Volleyball I2. 5, 4l. EDWIN FRANCIS SAUTTER BRUD ln tlre Mannes this fellow Sautter ls learning llow and when to slaugliter. Baselwall lz, 3, 4,5 Baslcetlsall l2, 5, Al: Softball l5- 4l: Font- lwall I2. 31: Soccer Ml: Intramural Baseball lu. 3, 4l: Intra- l2'54llt ualSltlrlll254l Hlufal Basketball . k . C n FRI!! I' O H . Intramural Volleylaall la. 3, 41: Boxing ln, 3. 41. IVIADALENE ABBOTT SAWYER IVIADDIE Ma.1alenz2'S slrort and petite: SIIGIS a girl wlio,s very sweet. Glee Club Inj. ALICE ANN RUHL ALLIE A quiet girl is Alice Rulzl At ltome, or anywhere in sclrool. Glee Clulm li, jlz Le Cercle Frangais lg. 4l: Latin C Intramural Arcliery lil: Intramural Volleyball CARL HOMER RUPRECHT He says lie lilzes to mess with cars, But all tlre same lie canlt witli ours. Qutrloor Traffic Squad 15,3 Radio Clulv Secretar f mural Xolleylvall ADELINE BARBARA RUS SO RUS A clrarming smile lias Adeline: It gleams and sparleles just lilze wine. ll Circnlo Italiano ll. jlz Intramural Hocliey CONCETTA ROSE RUSSO JETTA You save pictures, Connie Russo, Pray wlrat is it malzes you clo so? Intramural Baclminton lub y,Ita WILLIAM SCHMITT BILL Even though he's rather shy, Heil be an athlete by and lay. DOROTHY HOPE SCHNEIDER DOT A bit reserved is Dottie Schneider, But her love of sports grows ever wider. Voneytaall fi, 51, President IntramuraI BaselJaII fl IntramuraI BasIcetI'9aII fz, 515 IntramuraI Badminton LQ NORA SCHNEIDER Nora plays upon the ceIIo Witii a tone ti1at's sweet and mellow. Orrhestra fl. St: Bursafs Stan 12, 33: Mountaineer Sta Intramural Basketball HT: Intramural VoHeyT9aII BETTY LOU SCHOULER Betty's here, Betty's there, Bettyys almost everywhere. ff 44? - 53, MORRIS SCANCARELLO SCANK He often rides on Iris Bike So he doesn't have to hike. Intramural BasIcetloaII NICHOLAS CARMEN SCARANO SCARIE Participation in all sports Has won him letters of many sorts. Soccer tj, 41: Intramural BaseIJaII 12,5 Intramural BasTcetIJaTI fl. 3. 40, Captain MARTHA ALICE SCARBOROUGH MART IVIartIia's short, IVfartI1a's dark: Martha has that vital spark. Glee Club fi, 51: Hockey MT: Swimming QT: Intramural BasIcetIuaTI 14,5 IntramuraI Hockey Mt, Captain: Intramural Tennis til: TabIe Tennis fir, 41. President 141: Intramural Swimming 12, 5, 45. RICHARD HENRY SCHIELER DICK Dick never does a thing by Iialfg He showed that on the Bursarys Staff. Bursar's Staff QQ: Outdoor Traffic Squad ELVIRA CLARE SCILLIA EL Sweet smile, lovely voice, Elvira Scillia is your choice. Girls' Glee Club l4,: II Circolo Italiano l5l: A Cappella Clmir 143- VICTOR EUGENE SEIDEL CY Vic Seidel is an outcloor cliapg He likes to fish and liunt and trap. AmpInitl1eatre Stall Assistant Art Director. DAVID SELLARS A big game hunter, young Dave Sellars Is one of those strong ancl silent fellers. WILLIAM HALL SERVIS BILL Absolutely without guile, I Here is Semis with a smile. Incloor Traffic Squacl l5l: Constihrtion Day Assembly l4l: Senior Representative l5,: Golf lv: Intramural Basketball EDWARD SUIVINER SHAW SPORT ' A jolly fellow is this Shaw, The greatest funster you ever saw. Sportsmenbs Club lj, 4l: Softball l2l: Football lil: Intramural Basketball l3Jp Intramural Softball lil: Intramural Volley- Imll lzl. DAVID LaCLAIR SHEEHAN Youll find no better Host than Daveg His well known parties are the rave. Glee Club l2l: IVIountaineer Stall' l4l: A Cappella Choir ljlp Swimming ljl: Intramural Basketball ll, 5, 4,2 Intra- mural Volleyball l4l: Boxing LUCY ELLEN SHEPPARD LU LU Lucy's favorites are most sports: Shes at ease on, all the courts. Negro Spiritual Choir l2, 4I, Treasurer l4J: Baseball hip Intramural Baseball l2l: Intramural Baslcetlxall ELSIE FRANCES SIBLEY ELSE Elsie's full of pep and vim, Susceptilzle to every whim. Le Cercle Franeais lz, 3. IO, Secretary lqlp Badminton fjlg Intramural ArcI1ery lj, 4,1 Intramural Badminton l5, 4,1 Intramural Volleyball l4,: Table Tennis President: Intramural Tennis l5. 4l. BERNARD A. SILVERA CHIP Hi-yo! Silvercfs merry looks Show he is not engrossed in booles. II l21: Football l21: Track ll. 51: Intramural Baslcetlaall l21 lntramural Soltlaall l2, 51: Intramural Volleyball f21: ing 121. ROBERT JAYSON SIMPSON BOB In his noisy, pounding way, Simpson plays the drums all clay. SHIRLEY IVIAE SLATER SHIRL Sl1irley's blond, but it,s real, Asia ner now, and hear her squeal. O lestra li. 3, 41: Intramural Basketball 121: Intramural Arclne-ry li, 31. ELIZABETH JEAN SMITH ELISE MARIE SOLLMANN SMITTY For years at knitting she,s been busy, , u To watch her would maize one dizzy. Betty s teeth are pearly white, w Brighter fhfm ffm bffghfesf bfighf- 'fecgiffli 'i5?:1f11,'5:,r'I14MZ,f,g1i.2i.S,iSff 52.1 Eff 1E1::.'3,,f.iZ.i A lery lj, 41: Intramural Arcliery li. 5, 41: Table Tennis Baseball l21: Intramural Hockey f21: Table Tennis BETTY WILSON SPRY SPRIBS They cali her Spribs instead of Betty It's easier to say and twice as p'etty. uArnpl1itl1eatre Stall l41: Glee Club l2. 5. 41. CHARLOTTE IVI. STACHELHAUS SHARLY Cl1arlotte's tall and she is Blond, lust the type of which we're fond. Glee Clulx l21i German Clula Q5. 41: A Cappella Choir IVIARY JANE STANLEY IVIEIVI . Mary's sure to lead the pack At swimming, diving, golf, and track. Latin Club 151: Hockey f51: Swimming 15, 41: Tennis l312' Intramural Basketball l5, 41, Captain Q51: Intramural Tennis lj, 41: Intramural Swimming 13, 41, Captain l41: Baslcetlaalll Q 141. Captain. GEORGE BRADFORD STEEL JOE Though very sliy I He,s quite a. guy. I t national Clula lj. 4I: Sportsmen's Clulw l2, 3, A 47 ral Soltlnall l2I: Intramural Volleylmll ARLINE MAE STEINACHER All the day ancl all the niglit Arline loves to rearl ancl write. Clulo ll. 3. 43: Latin Clulv MJ: Intramural Baslxetlma l I l tramural Badminton lil: Ricling EDWIN HOMER STEWART, Jr. ED His cliina closet model T Won,t talze liim wliere lie wants to lze. on Club 121. l CORNELIUS WILLIAM STINSON BUD Altliougll llis pigeons love to roam, Tliey never fail to come back liome. EDWIN STIVALY ED He wants to lme a G-man Like almost any lie-man. II Cir 1-I1 ln Italiano C511 Inm IIII uml Volleylmll lzl. ELEANOR DOROTHY STOKES STOKESY Her liair has beauty seldom seen In girls of only sweet sixteen. Glee Clulv li, EI: A Cappella Clloir QI: Latin Clulo l2I: All State Clmrus RICHARD CLIFFORD STONE PEBBLE Wlien hanging arouncl with a lzuncll of gates , PelJlJle,s five tulle rlominatesf Glee Club fl, 5I: Slci Clula DI: Basketball QQ, Assistant lvlanagorg Tunlloling RAYMOND WILLIAM STRASSLE RAY He had conniptions From getting subscriptions. Mountaineer Stall GEORGE CHARLES STREISGUTH PEP The world with many more tihe him woutct he a better ptaceg He never taths Izehinct your hack: he says it to your face. Sportsrnc-ns Clulm ll, 4I: Intramural Baslietlmll l'j, 4I: Intra- mural Vollf-ylmll 135. SHIRLEY FELICE SUC-ARMAN SUGGIE One of the hest stitchers in the town, Her efforts have earned anct won renown. Girls' Glu-P Clulm li. 5. 4I: HAIIIPIIIIIIBHIFGH Stall Sula- scription IVIz-xnnger: Assemlmly Committee l4I: Incloor Traffic Squad DOROTHY FRANCES SWAN DOT Dottie hnits sweaters and mittens To heep herself comfy as hitiens. Intramural Bnclminton ARNOLD GUSTAV SWENSON HERBERT WELLS TAYLOR SWEDE SPIKE Bashfut, hashfut tittte Swede, Nothing 9779 Can Peffufb What a quiet life you lead, A perfect gentleman like Hertz. Swimming Football la, 5. 41: Intramural VoIIeyIJaII li, 51. CHRISTINE CATHERINE TCHOUNIS CHRIS Fair and square is our Christine: Shea stoop to nothing Inase or mean. Intramural BasIcetIJaII l5, 4,5 IntramuraI Baseball lj. 4I. L. MARION TCZAP SINC-AC The starry-eyed maict Marion Is an admit equestrienne. BasIielIJaII IVIARCIA ELIZABETH TEDESCO GABY She finds satisfaction Jeep In the movies fast asteep. Circolo Italiano fn, 51. Secretary tif. GI Glee- J EANNE ELIZABETH TEMPLE JEANNE We're glad she isn't Shirley's sister, 'Cause then, of course, we would have missm Latin Clulo lj: uAn1pl1itl1ealren Stall NICHOLAS JOHN TERLIZZI TINNY Builds model planes cloes Niclz Terlizzi Anal this pastime lzeeps him lausy. lntramural Baslietlball JULIA RUFFIN THOMPSON J. T. Iulia's holmlmy pacles a punchg I Of Louis scrap lnoolzs she has a hunch. Secretary l4lg Latin Clulo QI: Indoor Traffic Squa Intramural Basketball li, 5, 4l. Clulr ll. 5. 4l: Le Cercle Frangais lj, 41. Reco l g fl I5 41 WILLIAM RUSSELL TIPPER HARRIET THORNTON THROWER TIP HARRY A great lnig money-man is Tipperg She slzims through water like a flash: At the olrums he is a ripper. Seldom if ever makes a splash. ee Club la. 51: Camera Club 111: Track lm. 35: Intramural Negro Spiritual Choir l3I- Volleyball ful: Boxing JOHN ERNEST TRECARTIN ALL-STATE Youll see Iohnny as he grows olcl Play his trombone to earn gold. B ncl lz, 3. 41: Orchestra lz, 31: Invloor Traffic Squacl Q41 I t I B li tb ll 2 I r l H falnufii EIS C B 1 ll I! TGIIIUIH VIRGINIA GRAY TUNSTALL GINNIE Of all the girls that we have met, Ginnie,s one we won,t forget. Cercle Frangais lglg Baslcetluall BRADFORD BURLEIGH UNDERHILL BRAD Bracrs interest is moclel trains, Of some railroad he'll he the lnrains. tcloor Trail-ic Squad NICHOLAS JOSEPH VILLAROSA NICK His cheery smile and sparkling eye Will do a lot to get him by. IntramumI VuIIeyIJaII fi, 4I. NORIVIA SELMA VOLLIVIER NORIVIIE Norma Voiimefs everywhere Except, of course, when she's not there. CTIIPEE CIuIa fi, 5. 4I. Vice-President f4I: German CILIIJ f'5, 4I I I' CI In la 51' A I y I tr muraI Archery 13, 4I, 4a In u , , rc mer , n H Table Tennis fjl, Assistant Ctmimmn. BARBARA ELIZABETH WAITE BOBBY As nice as they come is Barbara Waite, To people she's kind and considerate. GIee CIuIJ fl. 41: Le CercIe Francais f4I: IntramuraI Basket- ball 12. 3, 4I. - JAMES IVI. WALKER JIIVIIVIIE He isn't quite the sort of talker As the other Iimmy Walker. Photo grapI1y CIuI:r 1 1 I PAUL BRYS VANDER GHEYNST VAN Paul is big and you'II agree A ciarinetist he will be. JOSEPH HARRY VAN GIESON VAN Ioseph fiddles ,round with Fords, Those he makes are tin and boards. JOHN FRANCIS VAN STRATTON JOHNNY Ioim Ioves to cially At the Bowling alley. EDMOND HERBERT VAN WAOONER ED In his garden Eddy toiisg Some day soon Heil reap the spoils. PubIicity Committee fl. 3, 4I, Advertising Manager MI: Inlr mural BaseIJaII fl, 51: IntramuraI Volleyball HURST H. WEINMANN DUKE Give him that mouth organ thing Ami in the groove that boy will swing. Aviation CIuIJ f2, ji: German CIuI1 Mig Senior Representative I4i: Bursafs Staff Assistant Bursar: Tennis Q5, Ati: Intra- murai Tennis ij, LQ: IntramuraI VoIIeyI'xaII iz, 3. 4J. RENEE JACQUELINE WELD JACKIE Though she can't be calieci a sitter, She is really quite a knitter. Intmmurai BaseIJaII fgi: IntrarnuraI VoIIeyimII BARBARA ANNE WHEELER BARBS Her cheeks are more attractive far Than those which come from out a jar. Glee CIUB I2, ji: A CappeIIa Choir Mi: Le CercIe Francais 43, 43- JOHN C. WHITEHEAD JOHNNY What's thefianswer to this ridciief Why did Iohn take up the fiddle? Cviee CIuIo 123: A Cappella Choir f3. 4J: InternationaI CIuIJ S t T a r L I F MJ, ecre ary- re sure : e Cerce rancais fz, 3. 4J: Orches- tra fi, 3, 4,1 Tracie 121: Intramurai BasIcetIuaII GJ: Intramurai VoIIeyI1aII 12, 4J. EDITH J OSEPHINE WALTERS EDDIE Whether on skates or dancing feet, Edith Waiters can't be beat. Amphitilf-atreu Staff Advertising Manager: PuIuIirity C mittee f5J. RAMONA FLORENCE WATERS PQOCH , More twinkling toes or fiying feet, You'rl search hoth far and wide to meet. HERBERT WAX NVAXIE In years to come, he'ii iearn, we hope, To smoke cigars not macie of rope. Intramural Bnskf-ilmll fa. -gtg Intramural Volleyball iz. 55 FRANCIS JOSEPH WEBER FRAN Francis Weber,s greatest whim Is to swim anci swim and swim. MARGARET CECILIA WISE MARGIE Her smile is lnriglit, her manner sweet: Two tliings most difficult to beat. ee Clula fi, 3. 41: Le Cercle Francais fig. 41. WILLIAM RAYMOND WITHERS WILLY In his knowledge of a car Bill Withers ranks well over par. I tramural Baseball f21: Intramural Basketball HAROLD CLEAVELAND WITTER WITFER Harold swings a nasty right, When it connects-Lights outl Good Niglitl gre Spiritual Choir Cz, 31: Track 141: Boxing lj, 41. LYDIA CHRISTINA VVITTRQCK LYD Her Imriglit blue eyes, lier golden lzair Make her the fairest of tl1e'fair. I tramural Baseball fi. 5, 41: Intramural Arclxery Q15 Int mural Hockey BLANTON CULVER WIGGIN BUD BU.d,S greatest claim to lasting fame: He counts the times lie signs his name. Le Cercle Francais l41: International Club l411 Student G ment Committee l411 Softball l5, 41: Track lz. 41: Swin 131, Cross Country f41: Intramural Baseball ll. 31: mural Soltlaall Q15 Intramural Volleyball JACK MEAD WILLIAMS Activity, luis big asset, For him unbounded fame will get. Latin Clulm l31: Orchestra lj, 41: Mountaineer Stall Circulation Manager: Track f5, 41. ROSALEE YOLANDO WILSON SHORTY She likes swimming, slle likes dancing Anal all sports slie fincls entrancing. Negro Spiritual Choir 12. 5, 41. HOWARD ANTHONY WIRTZ Howard lilies to dig in ground Where interesting rocks are found. Mountaineer Stall VVILLIAM FRANCIS VVOLFF BILL No one can fell flour Williarrl iooies- He's always Iwilincl a pile of izoolzs. LQ- Us-rm-ie' Vrznmquis hi: '-.'XlllllIlilIlY3iIlY1'u Sinn IRVINC1 QLYINTON YEARVVOOD Pl 'DDIN' Sfrong as au ox. 'nappy as a lark. Al making frivnffs iw is a siiarle. SALVATORE SERAFINO ZUNCEOH SAL A Papo Joi Circolo Spiriloso Fu. von parol clolvi 0 sorris grazioso. 1. . . , . , , II QIYFUIO ilulmno fi, U. Vlc'f--lrvslrlvlll ITPSIKIOIII H5 II T ff gl If DCI: 11,011 'l'ff HC OUT fil ilf . I llilf 5, . , ,il 1 ilin v I ll l IIUY Til il si,1.,..1 fin, NH-IINDERT PETER BOON DANL Among your friends youyli iw a Hwown Vvlmn you leave your Forcl ami rifle a Cou Luolimll fl. S, .l. Si. GORDON ALLAN ELLISON Hcfs had ilis picture here lwforog If ii's 'lore again haw sure be sore. VVINIFRED JANET SHAVV XVINI A l'HGYllfTlOtlI rfmosauru torso Al lyping Vvini is an ace, Li e Herru es or eun more so Bu! llzis is not iwr only grace. W gi wan-E-Q swag fa 4, Q QQ. Q92 0 Viv Wg QQ- 55.53052 oz 1 -39 U Q? mfg' X N Ng, 0 55 0 Q9 f , . 5 4 5 ml t ' I Tl? 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Virginia Flint N lary .lanei Fortunalo Virginia Foster Doris Fow l larriel Framisro Agatina Furnari Genevieve Hall Fay Harris Betty Hatliaway Lenora Hawkins Ellmerta Hayes Cora Hester Evelvn Holmson Eclitti Holtlen Amamla Hopkins Anne Hotz Katliryn Hulmsvlnnitt nlilclrefl HIIQIIPS Nlacleleine tiulst .lane lrving lililililixlll .tellers fvrafe ,lolinson l'annie ,lones l.aura Kanlor ,loan Kastner Flary .lane Kelly Alive Kiesler Helen King Evelyn Klinge Shirley Kolslein Dorotliy Koryga Nlargaret Kurbyweit .leanne Latimer .lean Lawrence Biiicirecl LeCompte Virginia Lee Dorothy Lellman Anne l.oel3 Anne Lomlaarcii lleati1ern Love Sue ixiacixiilian lxluriei ixiarlcer Annette ixiartin Vera ixfiascera Shirley ixlathewson Eileen iXlcAliister June lxICCHfiily' ixlarjorie ixieciuigan Eva iwlelia Rose Niiiazzo Eleanor ixioen Elva ixfioon lxiarie ixiorris .lanet ixiorrison Biary Pelullo bilfflil Perry lcla Petronecci Anne Pinlcerton Alice Pitts Wlarjorie Porter Antoinette Postiglione Helen Puscliei ,losepiiine Quacirel Rilocla Ralam Angelina Ramuncio Eleanor Ranclle Leonora Reed Eleanor Remsen Alison Rice Betty Riclley Lena Ricioilo Gladys Robinson Eleanor Roeise Acielaicie Romaine ixiargaret Rose Barbara Roy Eleanor Rulvsamen Betty Ruccio Viola Smitli June Solielci Viola Stafford Lydia Stallicneciit Katllryn Steilc Jeanne Stemler Nila Sticlmey Viola Strazza Nancy Taggart Charlotte Taylor Eclitim Taylor Tessie Tenuto Carolyn Tllomison Jeanne Thompson Gloria Tieiau Helen Tornello Jennie Torro Rauline Troxier Barbara Tweeri Grace Uliuricilt Delta Upiioli lxiarian Van Dylc Doris ivatale Ziona Neulmuer Xlartiia Newton Frances Niciiolais ixlarie iyorman Barlmara Nortlirop ixlilflfilflai OSl70rlltf Slrirley Parliin Niorma llarliment .lean Payne Pllyllis Pease Xlarcia Ruclensey llleanor Ruggiero ifileen Scanlon Betty Scliuster Nancy Scott Harriet Slialran Virginia Sll0iLi0ll Q .lane Slieparrl lifiiill SiiegJparci,x!'X,q,g,,QL, Doris Skinner K ' lkat- Dorotliy Slater W ,ianet Small -.4 4,o-am,S?r.,x-LSL Slmirley Smitli 'lb-ea.. .9121 ljliyllis Van Zanclt Saralm Velarcli Jennie Verrillo Barlmara VX7aclswortli lcia Vvalenslcy Katilleen Nfvallxer ifleanor VX!estry Elizaimetii Vvliarton Elizalmetii Vvliitney ifarllara Vvollaston Ann Vvriglit' Niarie Zanlino J JUNIIIB Egil Aalloerg Stephen Acocella Donald Adams Rolaert Adee lxflichael Anello George Arllcen .lerome Arnowitz Arthur Autorino Rolxert Bachman Harold Bamlmerg Alhert Barlmer Julian Bartee .lohn Bedell Ernst Bernharclt John Bianchi Peter Binzen Herlaert Bisno Thomas Blain Henry Bogardus Charles Boness Theodore Borowitz Nlarco Brizzolara Vvilliam Broclc Rolmert Brundage Ernest Brunetto Francis Builcema Jaclc Bye Clinton Bynum .IZIIIICS il F71 Dllffll BIIYS Samuel Coomlms Barton Cooper George Corho Theodore Cousins Frank Cranley David Cutler VX7alter Dann Allen Davenport Diclc Davey Harold Davidson Vvilliam Davidson Alan Declcer Ralph Delvisco Herhert Dunlevie Alphonso DeAnge Jacli Edgar Richard John Entwistle Williarrl Entwistle Paul Ewing Oscar Falk Donald Ferguson Howard Ferguson Dominic Ferlanto Allaert Ferraro .loe Fields Hola Flanslnurgj Alex Fraser lis Wallace Gauches Bob Gazlay Joseph Gentile Stephen Gernert Ray Giherson Seymour Gitliil lVlort Gleeson Oscar Goedeclie Frank Goodman George Grace lVlax Greelll Rolaert Gurlther-hlollr Roland Gustafson William Haley Hunter Hall Arthur Hallgrin Donald Hammond John Hannon Peter Harlow Cteorge Harris Howard Haviland George Helwig Albert Qtto Hemlelr Richard Hendrian Robert Henry Elton Hitch Ted Holloway ljavid Hoplcins Richard Irish .lohn Capozzi Sam Carflone Bruce Carswell Holm Chant .lames Chesterman Rolmert Chinnoclc Nlaurice Clark lrvin Cleveland Parlcer Corldington .laclc Colfelair David Frazee liert Freedman Rudolph Frey Roh Furlong Theodore Gagliano Clarence Gaines Harvie Galloxxfav Vvarren Claroni .loh n Gaston lylarvin lronside Lewis James John Jaquith Bob Johnson Gardner Johnson George pr ' , - F,23a2ieisi5fa,,Q1f,QQ,m 2 Bolm Klilia Robert Koenig Kennetll Lamatt Eric Langemeier George Laursen Harold Leming Leonard Lempert Vvilliam Lincoln Tony l.ombardi David l,.ongton JL C r' If '- Rieb ard Claldey Franlc Pamiello Patsy Paolantonio Robert Parldlurst lxliellael Pasqualieellio Cliarles Patterson James Payne Gerald Peet Albert Peterson Robert Smitli Stoddart SlT'lltl1 Hannes Soderling Rieliard Steele Alpiionso Strazza .losepll Sylvester i.i0S6'lJll -Talaro blilce Fl aliaro Roger rl bompson VVilliam l.ongton W Edward Lowdif Robert Ludwig Vvilliam l.yman Tom Nlaecauglxelty Robert Nlaefieorge ,losepb ixlt1i'KlliQllt Alexander lxlaeliinnon .losepb Nlailueei Alan blargrett .laeli ixlatller David blefartney Ciiarles Nlefliesney James Nlelntosli Donald blel.aren Vvalter Nlenllinifli Harry Nlerritt Claude Nliller Angelo Nlongioi Vvilliam lxlonroe Vvarren Nlonsees Vvilliam ixlontgomery James Nloon Vvalter Nloss Sanliord ixloster Vvelden 5 lurpliy Tom flyers Vietor iyowaic lidward Nl1QPl1t Allred Peterson Nielx Pezza fieorge Platte Edwin Powers .laelc Pumplirey Herbert Reider Paul Reiner .lavlc Reynolds Vvilliarn Rive Vvilliam Riedell Carl Rigdon Robert Robinson Robert Rosen Randall Ross Glenn Russell Frantz Sargeant' Fred Sautter Hob Seales Gordon Strand Clifford Sllarlcey Gordon Slierman Howard Slierman 'lied Simmons Allred Smitli Brayton Smitli Brice Smitlm George glllitll io ln Smrtli tl P' ' l.arry Smitb ! blaleolm Slllltll AI Tllrower Frayer Treacy James Trimble .lobn Truesdell David Tryon Peter Tueei Vvalter Underwood Vvillem Van Breda .lames Vanderiloit Vietor Xfan Exter ilosepll Van Gieson Slleplierd Van Voo George Van Tassle Kolif rliis ciK'0i'Q9 xfxfliltlilillil iit'l' Curtis Vvebster Bill Vvedemeyer Bob Vvbite Vvilliam Vvbite Robert Vvilde Stuart Vvilde Paul Vviliienson .laelc Vvilson Peter Vving Hamilton Vvinslow tiolin Wise BPFIIHTQI ZlII1lT19l' SOPHOIVIORE GIRLS Virginia Adams Virginia I. Adams Angela Aiello Barbara Allen Christine Allen Margaret Allen Maxine Allen Janet Anderson Marjory Anderson Concetta Argenziano Elizabeth Austin Marian Baldwin Betty Ball Judy Barnwell Betty Barton Virginia Beach Virginia Beam Martha Belle Jane Bernard Helga Berry Peggy Blackwell Carolyn Bloom Patricia Jane Boland Peggy Bonsal Molly Booth Carolyn Boyce Patricia Boyd Adele Branch Birlah Branch Beverly Brewer Barbara Broom Peggy Brouwer Virginia Brown Elizabeth Brown Leora Brown lxflary Janet Brown Nellie Brown Phyllis Brown Frances Bruno Alice Budd Beatrice Burton Jill Bye June Catlrey Kennetha Caldwell Constance Callander Elizabeth Cameron Martha Campbell Nina Campbell Marjorie Canada Marion Capitoline Grace Cardell Josephine Cardell Anne Carpenter Millicent Castner Helen Centolanza Joanne Cestone Mary Alice Christian Nanette Clulf SOPll0M0llE CLASS Gertrude Coclcelair Peggy Coclcs Madelene Cole Nicolena Comasco Gloria Coolc Mildred Coon Doris Cordner Frances Cottam Margy Crane Dixie Cronlc Eva Cumming Josephine D'Andrea Shirley Davidson Ruth Davis Helen Debnam Adelaide DelLatte Concetta DelVecchio Ruth Delvecchio Philomena Deprenda Molly d'Este Alice Dodds June Drayton Harriett Dugan Ruth Dunlap Ruth Dunn Doris Dunster Anne Eddy Eileen Edwards Constance Egbert Carol Eichner Ruth Engel Llewella Evans Phyllis Faber Eleanor Kathleen Farley Esther Farrow lxflarie Fewlces Ruth Fitchette Emily Fleming Vvilhelmina Flounoy lVIarjorie Freeman Drusilla Fritts Barbara Fuller Nance Funston Evelyn Gale Alice Garber Lois Gauthier Connie Ghee Angela Giammella Elizabeth Gibney Dorothy Gill Nluriel Gradowitz Constance Grandage Enid Griswold Nlichelina Guiliano Barbara Gunschel Doris Gustafson Jane Hall Carol Halsey Diana Hamalian Jean Hannah .lean Hannon Gloria Hansen Mary Harman-Ashley Margaret Harris Pauline Harris Alice Harvey Audrey Hawthorne Barbara Heimers Arethia Henry Dorothy Herbert Violet Hermanson Harriet Hill Amy Holden Lilian Holden Sally Holmes Marjorie Hutchison Alberta Jackson Joyce .Iaclcson Marjorie Jackson Ella Johnson Jane Johnstone Alea .Iones Dolores .Iones Jeanette Kamin Anette Keely Lethe Kellinger lxflarion Kerr lxlary Kidd Carrie Kittrell Edythe Knowles Gertrude Koenig Jean Kurbyweit Edna Lange Florence Little Carmella Locascio Geraldine Lucas Ruth Ludlow lvluriel Lundsted Claire lVIacGeorge Anne MacGowan Eileen Macintosh Elsie MacMillan Mary Malliucci Rose IVlaimone Adah Marker Jeannette lVIarIatt Edwina Marshall Elsie Martenson Jeanne Martin Shirley Mason Katherine Massenburg Nlargaret Mattison Nlary Lou Mayers Ruth McHenry Gwendolyn McLaughlin Alice Meelcer Betty Merriam Gladys Metzler Virginia Miller Oba Minez Anna Miscia Anita Mitchell Mary Monaco Jacqueline Montgomery Marjorie Moon Annie Moore Patricia Moore Jean Morgan Corine Morris Myrtle Morris Elsie Morton Vvillia Morton lvlildred Nelson Mary Newell Mary Newitt Jean Nicholson Annette Nigro Isabella O'Connor Winnie O'DonneII Ruth Offl Josephine Onorato Antoinette Paolantonio Frances Parish Jean Perryman .Ioan Peterlcin Jeanne Pettus Diana Phillips Winnie Philipps Lillian Pierce Ann Porter Betty Potts Margaret Potts Elizabeth May Power Aurora Pozolante Vera Prince Constance Proto Jean Pugh Eleonore Putter Nlolly-Jane Radasch Barbara Ragsdale Pattie Randle Jane Raynolds Minnie Reavis Dorothy Redderoth Barbara Reed Betty Rehn Patsy Reid Anne Riddle June Rieur Lorraine Rilcer Nlarianne Rinaldi Glad s Roberts Martha Robertshaw Ora Robinson Albina Romano Barbara Ross Bette Roth Kathleen Rowan Polly Rowe Irene Rummel Madeline Russo Josephine Sandora Dorothy Scarborough Concetta Schillaci Jane Schlegel Eleanor Schroeder Marjorie Schuemann Jean Schureman Diana Seidel Edna May Sellars Ethel Shannon Dorothy Sharlcey .Ioan Sinclair Ethel Singman Katie Smith Maryan Smith Ruth Smith Jean Snoolc Louise Solano Margaret Speers Jean Spencer Dorothy Steinmetz Aileen Stephens Barbara Stevens Mary Stevens Susanne Stewart Virginia Stewart Jewel Stites Genevieve Stoneham Mary Stoneham Bettie Strain Jean Strandberg .Ioan Strobel Patricia St. George Eleanore Strohm Julia Swerslcy Ruth Sundell Emma Surbeclc Marie Swithenbanlc Ann Taylor Eleanor Taylor Ruth Taylor Annette Terlizzi Doris Terry Lucinda Tomar Harriet Van Gieson .Ioan VVaIcetieId Alison Vvallcer Betty Ward Doris Webb Margaret Webb Shirley Weiss Carolyn Weldon Alida Weston Katherine Whalen Margaret Whitehead Nancy Wigg Ruth Willcinson Doris Williams Margaret Williams Marjorie Wolff dune Wright Evelyn Wright Mildred Wright Katherine Wuerth Margaret Yearwood Dorothy Young Concetta Zacharella Lucy Zarillo Clara Zomzelly SOPHOMORE BOYS Franlc Albanese Eddie Alvaro Albert Ayers Ralph Alloway James Balcer Rod Boltz Gani Barbarise Thomas Barnes Richard Bartley Raoul Barton Bruce Belding Peter Belmont George Berger John Berthoud Donald Blaclcburn Jacob Boon Robert Boucher Walter Brady Abraham Braverman William Briclc William 'Brown Q Charles Brownne Thomas Brunetto John Bungenstab Gerald Burchell Charles Arnold Burgi Robert Burlce Archer Bush Sherman Bush Cornice Byrd SOPll0MORE Rocco Caponegro James Cardone Leo Carey Severn Carlson Robert Carnriclt Robert Carpenter Francis Edward Carroll Robert Cawley Paul Chase Nicholas Christy Wallace Clarlc .lohn Clauer Kilshaw Clisby Edward Coan William Coe Albert Cohen DeForest Cole Cephas Coleman Christus Coleman dim Connell William Connell John Conover Lawrence Coolc Richard Combs Tom Couper Louis Covello Ben Croclcer Carl Crowder John Crum Charles Dasher John Dale Emilio D'Alessandro James Alex Davidson Robert Davis Alan Davisson Vito DeMaio Michael DeMaio Eugene DeMarco Carl Dengler George Delxlourie Allen Diclce Donald Diclcson Edward Dipley Arthur Dix Bernard Doclcery David Downing lVlalcolm Dunlevie .laclc Durning Halstead Edwards Daniel Emslie John Enright Franlc Esposito Robert Failor Robert Farnsworth Pete Ferraro John Fetlco Joseph Fortunato Robert Foster Edward France Gordon Freeman Emil Froehliclc .lulius Galender Niclcy Gallucci Rinaldo Gallucci Niclc Giammarino .lohn Gillison Thomas Gilmore Michael Giuiliano Bill Gould Charles Grasso Gilbert Grieder Arthur Griffith Clifton Griggs Paul Hansen Bob Hall Edward Harris Clarence l'latchett Vaughan Hathaway Robert Hevener .lohn Heyrich Claus l'linclc Kent Hoplcins Haveloclc James l-lenry James Harry Janson Charles Justice Charles Kahl Eugene Kee Johnny Keenan Robert Kelly Larry Kennedy Bill Ketchum George Knipshild .lohn Knowlton Earl Kuhne Lloyd Kyle Edward Lane Franlc Lasette Charles Leber Peter Leonard Garriss Leslie William Lewis Fred Lindsley lan Macconnachie Donald McLachlan Graham Macpherson Edward Maddux Niclcy Maglione Edgar Martin John Martin James Marturano Donald Masson Raymond Masson C L A S S Leonard ixlastrodomenico Sal lVlavuro .lohn lxflccarthy Thomas lVlcCarthy lVlyles McDonough Robert McEwan William lVlcGurlc Edward McMahon Donald lvliller Richard Millilcen James Mills Lafayette Mitchell Franlc Mongioi Diclc lxfloore James lxflurphy Charles lVlyers Archie Napolitano Leslie Neill Kenneth Newsome Angelo Nicholais Lloyd Niclcens tlaclc O,COHIl0I .lerry Pangburn John Pangburn Michael Passero Charles Pastore James Paton rIOl'lI'l Pauli LeRoy Pearman John Perryman Robert Peterson Russell Peterson Joe Petronaci Sylvester Petronaci .lohn Pignatello Harold Potters Warren Quimby rlaclc Quinn Walter Ray George Reed lxflonroe Reeves James Reid Franlc Ricciardi DuBois Rice Bobb Richardson William Robinson William Ropes Robert Rosenberg Robert Rosslield Fred Ruccio Solomon Satterwhite Francis Srhng lra Shattuclc lwlarvin Shavelson Bill Shonnard Fred Siccardi George Sigler Richard Sisco Herbert Smeeton Roland Smallwood Albert G. Smith Leonard Smith Raymond Smith Robert Smith Scott Snead Harry Snider Scoville Soule Joseph Spain William Speers George Stephens Hugh Stephens Richard Stone Louis Sugland Donald Taggard Samuel Taylor Jaclc Temple Stanley Thomson Gerald Tolcer Sam Trovato Philip Tucci James Vanderbilt Homer Vilas Peter Vincelette dim vonRohr lxlorgan Wallcer Richard Wallcer ilohn Wnlko Fordham Ward Howard Ward rlaclc Warner Paul Washington Edward Watlcins John Webb Leonard Weinberg Franlc Wheeler Arthur White Clinton White Frederic White Henry White Bill Widman Lawrence Wilbur Fred Williamson Edward Winpenny Sheldon Wise Robert Wittsten William Wohlhag Thomas Yates Vvalter Yaworslcy Frank Zichelli on M 5? FZ 5 fl. m V14 9 X ,pv- if .Af fu Q x gy. mfaiimiisirwkwf Nlontflair NIOI1tClilil' nlontclair Nlontclair txlontflair Nl0l'lfl'liliI' Montclair Nl0IltClilil SEASON RECORD 21 IXPHTYIY 0 Plainfield 0 Nutley 0 East Orange I7 Morristown . I4 Columbia Glen Ridge . ISIOOIYIHPIII 0 I4 FO0TBALL VVe had to wait nine years to heat Bloom- lieids iootloall team hut it toolc us only four minutes to do it. Vvith live minutes playing time remaining, the Bengal powerhouse had rung up the imposing total of 13 points to lxlont- clair's none. Then, lilce lightning, it struclcl ixlontclair received the lciclcoii. Heads up play- ing hy the entire team provided lVlontclair's liirst First down oi the game. Two long passes netted us the hall inside Bloomliields IO yard line for the First time in the game. On the next play this inspired team finally scored on Bloom- field! The try lor extra point was good and the score was now 13 to 7. But there were only about two and a halt minutes remaining in the hall game, and we had to lciclc off. But lortune smiled broadly, for Bloomfield lum- hled, and Wiontciair recovered. The second of two passes was good, and again in the last lour minutes it was the Nlountaineers' hall within the opposing IO yard marker. The mag- niiicent line play of the team now came into view as Klein, Landolio, and Mosenthai held, enahling Charlie Bruett to score, malcing the count 15-13. The most trying moment in the game now arrived, as Bruett attempted to con- vert. Chariie's toe was sure, and the scoreboard read: MONTCLAIR 14, hloomtield 15. This victory constituted the whole year as lar as Coach Ernie lVlcCoy and his squad were concerned. Though other notable victories were recorded, the Turkey Day game was all that mattered, w A Q - 4 I 1 4 5 9 w ,F- g -Epi CRUSSCUUNTBY Led hy its captain. Diclc Fergu- son, the Blue and White harriers inaugurated a new sport at lxlont- clair High School in fairly suc- cessful fashion. For its first oppo- nent, Vtfeequahic was engaged. The dual meet was held hetween the halves of the Kearny-lN'lont- clair football game. Although we lost hy a score ot 24 to 33, Nlontclair showed through the lirst place garnered hy Captain Diclc and the line work ol Hun- ter Hall, Bud Vviggin, and Fred Appleton that in the future they would he hard to contend with. The next meet showed just this as the high school encountered the Nlontclair Teachers College. They deleated us hy the closer score of 23 to 52. The harriers placed 13th in the state meet, a til-ty hoys. SOCCER SEASON Qne ol the most powerful Soccer teams in Eastern New ,lersey represented lxlontclair High this By scoring nineteen goals and hold- ing the opposition to less than one hall that numher, the Nl. H. S. hooters proved that hoth offensively and defensively they were an excel- lent squad. This team captured six out ol eight contests. Verona, East fjrange. Hawthorne, were douhle victims while Clilton was an ohstacle to the team, defeating us once and tying us once. High scoring Gordon lxlaccon- nachie captained this aggregation. Seniors on the squad included Diclc Ferguson, Bill Bray, Fred Appleton, Tony Liherato, Gilhert Hiel- stroln, Howard Lay, Charles Dinnnicli, and .loe Horlcay. its performance was sparlced hy Ferguson's hrilliant 2nd place in a Field ol over a hundred am BASKETBALL SEASIIN The IQZQ haslcethall team under the tutelage ol Nor- man Nlanslield experienced a rather successful season in winning nine games and losing three. The season opened encouragingly enough as the Alumni was de- feated. The next two encounters, with Verona and Columbia, were considered pushovers hut hoth oppo- nents emerged victors, not more than one haslcet ahead of the Mounties. For the remainder ol the season the varsity showed its expected form, winning eight of nine games handily. Powerful Blair, Kearny, and Glen Ridge were defeated. while the Verona and Columhia upsets were atoned for. The powerful Panthers ol East Orange provided the seasonys high light in their series with the M. H. S. quintet. Montclair was expected to lose to East Orange in their first early season loattle, hut the Mountaineers showed what was to he expected for the rest of the season hy sewing up the contest with a last minute display of accurate shooting. ln their second game, the Qrange men reversed the decision and won out in the last few minutes. llce Chavies and Bill Bray were the high scorers ot the team. llce averaged 10 points per game during the regular season while Bill was consistent on spectacular long shots. Charlie Bruett and Gordon lxlacconnachie were outstanding lloormen while Joe Fortunato was indispensable in retrieving the oft the laaclchoard. Bodie Nlosenthal, Stan Calder, and Gil Hjelstrom also saw action on the varsity. Ed Sautter and Boh Reid complete the roster-of the varsity memlmers who are graduating this year. SIZASI JN R ECOR I J Blontclnir .... ........,. 2 3 Alumni . ,,,, 10 lxlontrlair ..... 1.1 Verona .... .... 2 6 hlontclair ..... 20 cjflllllllllill .,.. lj' lxlllllllfliitf ..... 20 Glen Ridge . .,.. IS Nlontclair ...., ..,,... , I0 K1-arm' ..... gn lxlontclair ..... ....... '5 6 Blair V ,....., .... 3 1 lxlontclair. .,., AN cwlllllllllliil .... ll Nluntclnir .,... 35 East ffrnnge 51 Fluntcluir ...,. ....,.. . 13 Kearny ..,,...... 14 fxlontclair .,,.. Sf Verona ....... . 1- ylontclnir ..... 18 East fjraulgc .... 53 blonlclnir ..... .,..... . 18 Glen Ridge ,.... , TENNIS Captain ..... ...... 1 Axllrecl Vwlilliams Coach ..... ............. K ennelh Sprague The Courtmen ol ixlontclair High also compiled an outstanding recorcl, winning twelve lrays while losing one. Because ol this inclisputalmle recorcl, the lxlountaineers were awarclecl the North Jersey Tennis Diaclem maliing them titans ol all the high schools in the state. Along the victory trail lxlontclair scorecl over Blair, Bloomlielcl, Glen Ridge, ancl Thomas Jefferson while clethronecl East Orzlnge split two matches. The team consisted ol Captain Vvilliams, Vvalton Ayres, Gordon Gates, llenry Pem- merl, and Thorwill Brehmer. Gates is the only letterman returning this spring, hut hopes lor another Championship year are high, as several other promising players are coming along also. GULF Captain ..... ...... R alpll D'Andrea Coach ..... ..... ........,.. .......... F o r rest Almhott Nlontclair High Schools representatives on the golf linlcs last spring were among the most successlul in the history ol the school. participating victoriously in sixteen out ol eighteen matches ancl topping this oll hy gaining the state high school golf title. The teamws scheclule incluclecl such outstancling opponents as the Alumni, Paterson East Sirle, VVeequahie, ancl pompton l.al4es. who were cleleatecl: ancl Blair ancl Paterson Central, at whose hands came our two cleleats. Graduating memhers were Captain lTAnclrea, Tony Pacitico, peter Pignatello, Dick Bonsal, ancl Young Tyree. James Van- clerholl and Stanley Calder are returning to lorm the nucleus ol this yearvs loursoine. TRACK Captain ..... ....,,................. B ill Frick COZlCll ...... ....... C IHTCIICC W0OdlHaH Anotller link in time lengtlly cliain of victorious Vvooclman coached track teams at Nlontclair was aclclecl last year as tlie lxlountaineers witll twenty- six points nosed out Orange lor tlle New Jersey State Track and Field Cllampionsliip. This tri- umpli enalulecl tlie team to join witli tlle goll ancl tennis men in tl1e presentation ol cllampionsliip tropliies to tlie lligll scllool. Tony Lomluarcli and Bolm Reid won titles lor tlie Blue and Vvliite, wllile Captain Frick, Captain- elect Ferguson, .loe Fortunato, James Cliesterman, Boll Cllillit, ancl .lolin lxlaxon won lligli places in tlie state rneet. lwlontclairvs record was outstancling as slie swept tlirougli six dual and triangular meets winning tliem all. A lirst place was taken at our own meet ancl tliircl place at tlie Newark lnvitation lxleet. Tlie only lmlot on tlle recorcl came at Prince- ton, wllere a lowly tllirteentll place was garnered. Twenty boys were awarcled letters, symlmols ol varsity participation. Besides tliose named alaove. .lim Eltlerkin, Boll lvlelclier, Ceplias Silvera, .lim Klein, Bill Crowell, .lack Willianis, Cy Trecartin, Bill Clark, Ken Lawrence, Bill Walker, Bop Ray- mond, ancl Bill Dengler were rewarclecl. A majority ol last year's point winners are lmack again, ancl their performances, comlminecl witli tliose ol tlle newcomers, make time prospects lor anotller cliampionsliip season lmriglit. SEASON RECORD lxlontclair 8215 100 ..,.. oo ..... Q6 ,...... ...... ljtll place ............ 71 .......... 3rd place .... 66 .......... Ist place ...... Ist place ...... .......Nlontclair Teacliers 54V2 Weequahic 53. Glen Ridge Belleville 27 Clilton 21 Princeton Invitation Fleet West Side 46 Newark Invitation Fleet Rutgers FFOSII 51 lxlontclair invitation Nleet State lxleet Wwwvw xwokqwggwwv ,P NN .I 9- ,ff x 7,2 rg G LQQQQ J j V 1 Z' X 1 3' fi, 1 X : if 'A 44 tjlill If -v 1 'Faq Mu. V938 W 'Q W x Www if 2 ' X QQ- f qu. wi., V15 1711 MHS -1 + Q Q 1 . 47 -X X. I! 5 lx Ni ' 1 fn W x I Q' f 'yy ' Yufmim ,jg ..... 5 K ., ull A'ia'HMa2'1m, 4 3 -fWEg21,'vg .1524 ' QJVQ, Ml? W if Ex -.I ,5Q,-QQWQ . ' 1 ' 'Q' z f'!9it Q1E:1 1 5 ' r- 54 ,. ,i 1,711 fi P .- S f ' .4 I , W 'M I x . .11 P' -1 121u.,m.nQ, GIRLS' BASEBALL SEASUN April rains and ldaselmall games lield sway alter tlme return lrom the spring vacation. lxlargery Smitlm, president, and Betty Stevens, manager. witlm tlle allle assistance ol lxliss Ryan, seleeted six raptains to lead teams on tlle diamond sllaped field. Tlie rains came and postponed games, lmut llOtllil1g prevented tlle girls ot swing and swat lrom completing tlleir Sflledllle. An all-star team 'A 0 S x Afdtqfnvgw 5 was seleeted lay lvliss Ryan, and Clasliecl witll Glen Ridge on June 3. lwlontclair won. scoring eigtlt runs, wtlile Glen Ridge Could send no more tllan tive over llome plate. Representative team: B. Blauvelt. A. lvlorgan, D. Butler. D. Brownne, K. lxlarlxer. C. Hester, J. Jumper, A. Vvallcer, J. Nugent, lxl. Rirllardson, C. Hill, and B. Stevens, Captain. W GIRLS' TENNIS SEAS Tennis entliusiasts, numbering ninety-six, gatli- ered in tlie gymnasium early in April and signified tlieir desire to talce part in avtivities on tl1e striped Court. During the monttws ol Nlay and June we witnessed a lwotly Contested tournament from wlwieli Doris Brovvnne emerged as winner. On .lune twelltll tlle rarquet wielders ol Nlontrlair IIN traded volleys with Glen Ridge High and returned virtorious lvy a Clean sweep ol' all tive matelies. Tlme representative team, consisting ol the followf ing girls, was awarded Blue Clwevronsz D. BrONN llnC, Czfiltll, Blauvelt, EdgPC'UlY1l78, pl. Brewer. V. Flint, and G. partington. BASKETBALL January 4 found seventy luaslceteers meeting in the gymnasium to organize teams and elect a president and a manager, who turned out to he Kappie lxlarlcer and Helen Greenman, respectively. The intramural program was soon in lull swing, and during the months ol January and Fehruary the girls' gym was the site ol many a hard-fought tlattle, three teams Finally tying as winners. At this time the ldest players were selefted to partici- pate in the annual tilt with Glen Ridge on lxlarclx 17. Our sharpshooters, lacing Glen Ridge on our home court, were victorious hy a store ot 49-10. Representative team: C. Hester, A. Nlorgan, K. Ntarlcer, A. Nlarlcer, Ci. Hill, H. Cireenman, B. Chatman, R. Ludlow, lvl. Stanley, lwl. l-ango, bl. Gardiner, and G. partington. HOCKEY'SEASON Fanned lmy the tresh autumn lmreezes, the hoelcey hopeluls ot lvlontclair High School Could he seen decorating the lawns ot Essex Field afternoons during the months ot Octoher and Novemher. An intense intramural program was played and pro- vided many exciting matches. The Cream ot the Crop ot intramural players was selected to travel to Glen Ridge to cross sticlcs with an all-star aggregation representing Glen Ridge High School. The game provided many thrilling moments, and upon completion found lVlontclair on the short end ot a 5-0 score. The girls on the representative team were: K. Nlarlcer, R. Vvillcinson, E. Buckley, A. Wtarlcer, K. Vvuerth, Nl. Scarborough, D. Dris- coll, B. Cirohe: Sulls: J. Rieur, lvl. Phillips, S. Smith, E. Brown, A. lvlavcowan. RIDING The riding hahit was acquired hy many girls this fall season as they journeyed to the stalmles lor a lling in the saddle, The girls divided into two groups, one preferring to ride two hours every other weelc, while the other rode one hour every Friday. The lormer group, captained hy Barham Vvadsworth. completed a successful season at Du Bois. The latter, under Jacqueline Brath, rode at S. 5' S. Riding Stahle, Vvlest Orange. Alter a jolly fall season, the girls decided to discontinue riding until spring, when they would once again answer the call of the wild. ARCHERY l.ast spring the call to prospective archers to join the sport ol Robin Hood and his lxlerrymen was received enthusiastically. Arrows tlew hither and thither, even managing to hit the hulls-eye. At the end of the season the eight having highest scores were chosen as representatives against Xvee- quahic High, hut unfortunately were deleated. This tall the lure ol the green forests fturning slightly hrownj lorought forth four archers of reputahle mention ,-1 L. Lorion, N. Vollmer, B. Smith, and N. Rayner'-who actually managed to join 'KRohin Hoods Bandf' the New' Jersey Arch- ery Association. VOLLEYBALL Volleyball vied for a place among the winter sports and received enthusiastic support as a good- ly numher ol girls reported for play. Janice .lumper was elected as president of the group. Two teams were chosen, and the Bliss hlarlcers- Kappie and Adah-opposed one another as cap- tains. After a winter when each Nvednesday featured exciting volleyball play, a representative team was chosen to oppose the College High girls. Cn hlarch 8 this team journeyed to College High, and triumphed over its opponents hy a score of .16-34. The girls on the representative team were: Fl. Brewer, N. Brown, A. Budd, J. Coolc, B. Grant, K. hlarlcer, J. Jumper, and J. Rieur. ku... BAJHWINTUN AH of the little birdies didn't go south this fall as one could see by visiting the girls' gym some Wednesday' afternoon. Back and forth they flew, and even fell-but being Badminton birdies they weren't badly wounded. Phyllis Faber managed to keep her birdie flying so rapidly, strenuously, and continually that she won the fan tournament. Jane Hail was equally competent when she walked off with the honors in the winter tournament. All agreed that the Badminton season this year was quite successful due to the undying interest of all those who participated. SWUJUMING It might have been the beach at Bali Bali, It might have been along Miami's shore. Yes, it might have been, for more dainty damsels have yet to grace their sandsg but it actually was the iwontclair Y. M. C. A. Pool. Some of the mermaids of hlontclair High School formed a swimming club and stroked the waters weekly for the fan and winter season. The fall group had a successful season, holding thirteen meetings. Two unique events were held by the winter group,-one play-day meet with Bloomfield, and one with Bloomfield and Glen Ridge. TABLE TENNIS Tennis moved from the courts to the table in popular fashion as more than twenty-five girls entered the fall table tennis tournament. There were five single rounds drawn up, and the best two out of three games decided the winner. 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E , 1 -' ? i WF1Nu- -ik, 1 :,..,- Q, 1:1111 LATIN CLUB President ...,............ ....,.,. .... ..........., C c 1 rham Phillips Secretary .................,...................................... Xvillialn Vvedemeyer Chairman of Entertainment Committee ..............,......... Alice Berry Faculty Adviser ......,...................,.................,....,......., bliss Newhail The Latin Club is principally cultural in its purpose, which is to give those students interested in Latin a background of the history and culture of the Roman civilization. As in the past the Latin Club held three regu- lar meetings this year. The first one was primarily an organization meeting at which the officers were elected and prospective pians were made torithe coming year. IL CIBCOL0 ITALIANO President .........,......... ......... S alvatore S. Zungoii Vice-President ......... ............ F rances Nicholais Treasurer ......,...... .......,.... C haries Cvrasso Secretary ...... .....,. J osephine D'Andrea Councilorsz Senior Class .............. Rose Artaie Junior Class .,....,..... ,.,......... T iliie De Simone SOPTIOYIIOIC Class ....,..................................... Angela CTTHIIIIIISHB An enthusiastic number of students began the ciub year intending to Hsequi virtute e conoscenzaf' Meetings were held twice a month in the Park Street House, and a great variety of programs en- joyed. Mr. Caesar De Sena talked to the club about architecture and Mr. Nunzio Serend gave an interesting discourse on scuipturing. There LE CERCLE FRANQAI President ................. .......... C lyde Marlatt Vice-President ............ ...,..... E Isie Sollmann Faculty Adviser ....,...,... .......... M iss Ward Corresponding Secretary ......,........ Elsie Sibley Recording Secretary ...,...... ............... luiia Thomson Treasurer .......................................... .......,.., E rnily Farnsworth Chainnan ot the House Committee ..... ...........,.,.. V an Lloyd The purpose of Le Cercle Francais is to give students taking French an opportunity to increase their conversational knowledge of the language as well as to acquaint them further with French culture of the past and present. The organization this year has been successful under the guidance of Miss Ward as faculty ad- viser. Among some of the activities of the club S The second meeting, coming about the middle of the year, had the popular Miss Mary Crawford, former head of the Latin Department of Montclair High School, for its guest. Miss Crawford spoice on uThe Old Rome and the Newn using nu- merous siides to illustrate her talk. The third meeting, as is the annual custom, was held in the form of a Roman Banquet. The tables were set in the Roman manner in the First Hoor hall of the high school. This banquet being completely enveloped in a Roman atmosphere was a grand Finale to the main Latin Club activities of this year. were many other talks and conversations: lectures and discussions, covering fields of education, art, national and international situations, and a great variety of other subjects. With the newly acquired phonograph and rec- ords which lVlr. Caliandro brought from Italy the club enhanced its singing and social program. Trips to New York provided the students with an opportunity to visit transatlantic liners and to attend the Italian Theatre on Broadway. The year's activities culminated in a visit to the Vvoridys Fair. At the conclusion of the year, the members felt that they had been successful in acquiring a deeper knowledge ot Italy and its people. was a bridge party where all of the members con- versed in French with the aid of lists of the proper French terms used in playing. One meeting was conducted as though it were being held in a make- beiieve cabaret, Te Chapeau Vert, during the cele- bration of St. Catherines day. Another time members played games using correct French ex- pressions. At the Chrishnas meeting Pere Noel was present to help celebrate, and he rewarded all of the good little students. At a Tater meeting, Mrs. Landers, a music teacher, came to lead the members in French songs, and she herself sang a few solos. Miss Beiverge, a graduate of the Teachers College, spoke to the club one Tuesday on Brittany showing many Breton articles and costumes. BAND The High School had the good fortune this year of having its biggest and one of its tinest bands in years. The total membership of forty-eight regu- lars consisted ot fourteen sophomores, twenty-one juniors, and thirteen seniors. During the football season this number was increased to titty-eight with the addition of quite a tew musicians from the lower schools. Throughout the fall they added a great deal ot spirit to the football games, and also played tor the Annual Armistice Day Pro- gram in Montclair. As a grand climax to that part of the season, they entered the Band Festival at the Newark Armory in which about twenty Essex County Bands participated, all in lull CHEERLEADERS With the constant support of the grandstands. the cheerleading squad began the anew era in blontclair Cheerleading. inoculated with the en- ergy and enthusiasm ol lVlr. Hatch, the squad put in an active season. Following are their person- alities: HRitaH Carlson-Full of pep-ml-he vivacious blonde. HRitaH leaves us as a veteran. Eileen McAllister-Cute and witty-The spirit ol good sportsmanship proclaimed in her smile. Eileenys popularity will brealc records next year. Bill Bogert-Dependable and cooperative-An expert cheerleader. Bill has been a great asset lor two years. Donn Adams-Noisy but swell-He Hwows 'em.H Don has another year to try his funny cheers. UBCIIESTBA Although the High School orchestra partici- pates in but a few programs during each year. it serves the school faithfully by playing lor almost all assemblies, and, more important than that, it provides an excellent opportunity for orchestral training and development, in school, lor all those students who wish it. The orchestra this year is comprised of twenty- two boys and twenty-tour girls. included in this total of forty-six regular members we find seven- teen sophomores, seventeen juniors. and twelve seniors. The string section this year boasts a grand total ol twenty-four members. Among the many instruments, the orchestra has three great regalia. Throughout the entire fall season the band was ably drum-majoredn by Russell Diele- son, who strutted his stuff in first-class style. Dur- ing the spring term they held a small series ot concerts in the local junior schools and tools part in the Annual instrumental Program in May. At various times throughout the year the band played lor assemblies. No story ot the band would be complete with- out special mention ot the deeply appreciated lead- ership ol Mr. Rowell, their conductor and teacher, without whom the band could not exist and to whom the student body owes many thanks. Eddie Lane--Personality deluxel,-Prestidigb tatorial complex. Eddie shows promise of being a future captain. uArtH Hill-A lot ol boy-The tall lad with the wavy blonde hair. nArtH finishes this year. nstanu Applegate-Little, but oh myl-A vet- eran, Stann now retires as captain ol this year's squad. The new cheerleading squad shows definite promise of reaching top rank, surpassing all others locally seen. Mr. Hatctfs tumblers, combined with the regular cheerleaders, will malce up the squad. The cheerleaders offer their thanks to Mr. Hatch and to the students lor their whole-hearted co- operation. assets in the bassoon, the oboe, and the French horn, a trio which very few high school orchestras are luclcy enough to possess. Besides these there is the usual variety ol instruments. During this year, the orchestra has added a great deal to the assemblies by playing a march for the students' entrance, playing the Star Span- gled Bannern and often accompanying the singing of a hymn. They also played at the Annual instrumental Program in May and at a few assem- bly programs for the local junior schools. The popularity of the orchestra is rapidly in- creasing under the supervision of Mr. Rowell, their conductor. qrf-Af Qafgfffg. flaw SPOIlTSMEN'S CLUB President ,,., .... . ,..,... Ax llxert llempliill Secretary ......., ....,......., Edward Kramer Faculty Adviser ,.,.. ,.., 5 lr. Kenneth Sprague The Sportsmeifs Clulm of Nlontclair High School enjoyed a very successful year during IQSQ. The clulm was composed ol alxout twenty hoys who were interested in all sports, mostly those pertaining to the outdoors. Among those sports in which the cluh was active were hunting, lish- ing, camping, slciing, curling, archery, and the ancient sport in which the crosslpow is used. Among the outstanding meetings were three in which lwlr. David Bartlett, lxlr. Harry Armstrong, and lvlr. Orin Ferry appeared. lxlr. Bartlett spolce on his hohlxy ol constructing and using hows and arrows. lwlr. Armstrong ol the New Jersey Fish and Game Commission showed motion pictures of deep-sea lvishing. lxlr. Ferry exhilmited his line collection of rare guns. BUBSAIVS STAFF Assistant to Bursar ....,,. Hurst xfxjtqlllllilllll c:t'Il9Till l.x1iilH'lgC'I' ...... ..,..,,... N llfllly IBYQWVPI' ljfllgrillll Sales MEIIIHQPY ,..., ....... A Tilll! llzllllllliiill liiclrl lxlanager .... .... , ......... l Juris Leigh tlousc lx1iiIlilgt'l' , .,.. ,...,... f if-urge llc-lwig Again under the experienced leadership ol Fir. Ahhott, this year's Bursar's Staff started its activi- ties at the home loothall games, selling ticlfets and candy, managing the stands, and pulmlishing and selling the programs that were so popular. ln the spring the same activities were performed at the traclc meets at Essex Field. The stall this year was composed ol ahout liorty members including the candy salesmen. program salesmen, and office assistants. This year lor the tirst time the stalzf handled the sale of programs, those increasingly popular and attractive folders prepared hy the Publicity Committee. ' 1 p I K Nr 0UTIl00R TRAFFIC This year three lxl. H. S. squads handled the outdoor trallic work instead of one as in previous years. This change has heen made hecause the Rand and George lnness pupils must he cared for during the high school hours due to different dismissal times. The lirst squad worles from eight to eight-thirty every morning with Sylvester Crisci as captain. The second group worlcs during fourth period, hoth lunch periods, and seventh period, and has Charles Pastore lor captain. The third squad worlcs from two-thirty on. its captain is .laclc Pearman. Donald Schug was appointed husiness manager this year to aid the squads in their worlc. The hoys have done an excellent joh in protecting the students and drivers from acci- dent and injury. As years pass, the squad is con- scious ol and grateful for an increasing spirit of courtesy, and cooperation on the part ol the stu- dent loody. Nlr. Young is the faculty adviser of the traffic squads, a position which he has handled very successfully for many years. INll00ll TRAFFIC The Indoor Traffic Squad has had another very successlul year under the leadership of their lac- ulty adviser, hir. Putnam, and the appreciated help of the student body. The total squad, which is divided into two shilts lor convenience, has approximately lorty memhers. Their largest ioh is to keep the lloys and girls in their respective stairways going towards the lunch rooms, and to keep them moving enough in order to prevent any serious calamities. Another and one ol the most important taslcs ol these ollticers is to lceep the students out ol the halls during the lunch periods, except when the weather conditions malce it neces- sary to let the students remain inside. ln this Way classes in session are lcept from heing disturbed. The group which works during the first lunch shift has nine hoys and nine girls. ln the second lunch shilt group there are twelve hoys and nine girls. This yearis squad has heen under the stu- dent leadership of Captains Salvatore Zungoli and Rohert Davis. 4. t UU UM ull LQNL La tw '+o 4- si THE GLEE CLITII The scene was ilu- auditorium ot ixlontclair High School, the capacity audience was hushed hy the strains ot the l-ord's Prayer. Cin the stage were two hundred and liilty choristers, motionless hut tor their singing. fJver their hlaclc cassoclis they wore spotless white surplicesg red stoles were ahout their neclis. These singers. with the lnacli- ground oi gorgeous stained glass windows, ettec- tively portrayed a cathedral choir in the midst ot a Christmas service. Thus started the Christmas concert oi the filee Cluh. Throughout the pro- gram the audience remained captivated by the heauty and slcill with which the songs were ren- dered. At one point in the concert the alumni Hglee-cluhhers in the audience were aslced to rise and sing one verse ol a song with the chorus on the stage. The concert was, as usual, a great suc- cess, thanlcs to the worlc ol the Glee Cluh and their leader. tiesides the Christmas concert, there was a spe- cial concert held in the Spring during hlusic VVeel4. VVe were also represented in the New .lersey State Chorus at Atlantic City. The Glee Cluh has again had to he divided into three sections due to the very large numher oi memhers. The three groups which come under the title ot the Glee Cluh are under the supervi- sion ol ivlr. Arthur E. VXfard. They are: The A Cappella Choir, an especially selected group con- sisting ot juniors and seniors who have done glee cluh work heioreg the Girls' Glee Ctuh which is composed oi the junior and senior girls: and the Sophomore Clee Cluh, comprised ot the hoys and girls trom the sophomore class. Another important,part oi the schoolis music department is the Negro Spiritual Choir. This choir is composed entirely ot negro students and is tamous tor its interpretations ot the old spirit- uals. it is also under the leadership ol hir. Vvard. CAMEBA CLUB llresident ...,... ......., Rnlwrt Appleton Vice-President ....... , ..... Kenneth l.a ixlotl Secretary-rl'reassurer ,,.. lolin Knowlton vi-he Camera Ciuh was organized early this year under the direction ol! lxlr. Doherty. The early meetings were devoted to a review oi the iunda- mentals ol photography so that everyone could get oft on the right loot. Highlights oi the year were a tailc hy ixlrs. Phillip Cummings. one oi the countryls outstanding photographers: and an exhi- hition, the show-cases. oi the yearis hest pictures. GERMAN CLUB ljresirlent ,..,..,...... ,.,.,.... l ohn lxiontgolllery Vice-President .,....,. ,.........,,. N iax firm-eil' Secretary .....,..,. .,.,..,.... N iargaret Rose 'lwreasurer ....,. ..,..... A llmerl Hemphill Faculty Adviser .,.......... ..,...........,.... A lrs, Smith The German Cluh was created for the purpose of promoting new interest in the German lan- guage. Under the leadership oi Nirs. Smith, they meet twice a month, usually presenting spealiers or other entertainers ol interest to the cluh mein- hers. This clulm is one oi the oldest organizations in school and shows no sign oi wealcening. AVIATIIIN CLUB l'rm-sirienl .....,..,... ,......., l lcmarml l.ay ViceAl'residel1t ..,... ........ l' iarolrl lwnuing Secretary .....,... ....,. l :red Appleton l'aculty Adviser ......... hir. Lied The Aviation Cluh olw hi. H. S. is now ending its fourth year oi successful existence. This cluh held regular meetings throughout the year devot- ing sorne to spealcers and others to the Construction ol models. ln the spring, Hliying meetsn were held in one ol' the local parlcs. This cluh throughout its existence has definitely shown itself to he one ol our most active organizations. NIUUNTAINEEB STAFF Time Recorcl 1938 1939 1. Securect tlme recorct-lmrealting sutmscription en- roltmemmt ol 802 sutmscrilmers. 2. tjulmlistmect sixteen issues, insteact ol time cus- tomary ltilteerm. 5. To actvertise sulmscription campaign, gave lirst issue ot 2.500 copies to every stuctent in sctmoot anct all memlmers ol ttme P. T. A. 4. lmprovect tectmnical malceup tmy augmentect use ot sulwtmeacts, tively lteatures, mmew columns, anct pictures. 3. lncreasect exctmange list wittm ottmer sctmoot pulm- tications to 124. 0. Attenctect two press conlerences: Time Colum- tmia Press Association at Columlmia University anct tlme Norttm Jersey Sctmolastic Press Associa- tion at txlontclair State tl-eactmers College. f7rguni:ution: As tmas lmeen tlme custommm lor tlme past tew years. time newspaper lmas lmeen pulmlistmeft lay a senior tfnglistm class. Ttmis group came into ttme class witimout previous newspaper experience ol any lxinct in tmigtw sctmoot. IN TERN ATIIIINAL CLUB t'resi1t1-nt ,...... ........ I lussell Dickson S e'4' retary .,,..... ....... lotmn Xvlmitelmeact filmirman ol tlme Progranm fwmnnmittee .... ,........ t tenry Keck tiasulty Actviser .. ..,. ............. ......... N tiss .lotmnson Timis yearts international Ctuln, uncter ttme teacter- stmip ol its new laculty actviser, Bliss Jotmnson, had a most successful year. Vvittm welt ptannect pro- granms it presentect many entigtmtening and worttm- wtmile meetings. Ttme ctutm ctevotect time tirst tlilllt year to stuctying current situations ot international importance, wtmite tide latter part ol tlme year was spermt in finding time lmearing ot tlmese situations upon us, as Americans. Besiftes presenting spealc- ers. lmotim from outsicte anct from our lacutty, tlme program committee arrangect stuctent meetings ot panel ctiscussions. and a most interesting meeting conctuctect by stuctents wlao tmact recently come to America trom toreign countries. Some ol tlme rctutfs members attenctect a Peace Qonlerence at Drew University in Niactison, Nexv Jersey. timis spring. 5-4' 5 bs 4x 5 Japan was ringing t e ene 'ts of civi ization t China .... Spanish was rapidly hecoming a de d language .... in Septemher things were heginning to HiMiMHiH wonnrwa Asour 7-H5 EUROPEAN SITUATION 9 THEY CALLED 41' DANc.iNa COR R IGIN AND FIC we get rather hot in Central Europe. Hitler, previously considered quite a tough old hird, then turned out to he the shining knight, friend of aii minorities. As friend ol the oppressed, he found it his duty to rescue the Sudeten Germans from the cruel Czechs inow extinctl. . . . One thing leading to another, Europe was all set lor a lirst class shamhles. A date was set. Everyhody was ready to light hut Ferdinand. Then, as we sat tensed hy our radios, hir. Chamheriain went into action. hir. Chamherlain liew to Germany once. hir. Chamher- lain llew to Germany twice. Then we lost count. The overheated radio exploded .... hir. Hitler had his way. The German army marched in with hut one casualty.,-f Aclolph was wounded hy a hunch oi roses. . . . REU! EITIIJFT? It was at a time like this that Orson Vveiles chose to dramatize H. G. Vvelisi Hvvar oi the Vvorldsf' Un- suspecting citizens tuning to this program were in- lormed that the lxfiartians had landed in New .lersey and at the time were destroying everything in sight. Some ol these listeners hehaved rather loolishly. Next day we who were wiser fwho hadnyt happened to turn that program onl had a wonderful time laughing at our iieighhors and wondering how people could he so I Lllll J .... This he-ing a Repuhlican town, we shan't mention the presidential elections and shall only pause long enough to lay a few llowers on the grave oi the Literary Digest. . . . The Repuhiicans among us were sure that the country was going to ruin. Jefferson was not only on the nickel hut the three-cent stamp. Only way we could lick a Democrat .... President Roosevelt had a purge during the summer hut found he lacked the dictatoris technique. Out ol the haker's hall dozen ol purgees only one suiliered any ill eiliects .... in Decemher someone found out that lVlcKesson Er Rohhins was run hy an ex-convict. Someloody suggested that they look lor a hig husiness not run hy a crook .... Howard Hughes new around the world in record time. Corrigan flew the Atlantic hy mistake. Then Mr. Chamherlain showed us some real iiying .... Dewey was the racket huster ot New York .... Hague was the dictator of Jersey City. . . . The hig questions were: Vvhen does the war start? -Will Roosevelt run i-or a third term?-Vvho will he the Repuhlican candidate?--Vvhat happened to Cham- herlainis umhrella?-and-Vvho does Hitler think he is anyhow? . . . Rememher? For a wtmile time popular songs were ctistinguisimeci lor ttieir rattmer startling titles tDipsy Doodle, Vieni Vieni, Flat Foot Fioogie. etc.i. Tlwemm ttmey starteci swing- ing nursery rtmymes, tolli songs, anci everyttming else tAtisl4et Ataslcet, Stop Beatimm' Arounci time ixlulberry Bustm, Loctm Lomonci, etcj. Benny Cioociman was King ol Swing. For people wtmo enioyeci music ttmere was Toscanini .... Ttme ciances were strange to lmelmolci tYam, Lamlmetlm Vvallc. Stmag, etcj. For every normal person tlmere were twenty jitterimugs .... Our liavorite comeclian was a tmloclc ol wooct rmameci Ctmarlie lxic- Carttmy. lxlany ol us enioyeci Jaclc Benny anci Frecl Allen .... Vvomemmis lmats were lmy now lummnier tlman time jolces almout tlmern .... fguestion programs sucim as Professor Quiz anct lnlormation please tmaci lmecome very popular, just as Amateur programs lmacl a lew years lmetore .... Vvtmen you went to time movie you were just as iilcely to play Bingo as see a movie. Bank Niglmt was anottmer extra feature. As it tlmis werenit enougtm, ttmey began simowing ciouldle leature lmorror pictures. It you stayeci tlirougli lyotim, you came out witlm an up- swept lmair rio .... Time popularity anti unpopularity ol canciicl cameras were growing apace. lxlagazine articles anct lmoolcs were conciensecl and put into various uDigests.n Timis was clone so as to give us enouglm time to reaci UAntimony Aciverseu anci UGorme wittm time XNind.,' Time Academy awarci went to uYou Canit Talce it wittm You. Bette Davis ancl Spencer Tracy were citeci lor giving time outstanding performances ol time year. .Snow Vvimiten receivecl a special awarcl. . . . Popular lmoolcs were All This-ami Heaven Toon ami Time Yearlingf, Pearl Buck was awarciecl time Nobel prize lor literature .... popular plays were uAlme Lincoln in lllinoisu ancl Time Vvlmite Steeclf, Nlusicals were ml-lie Boys from Syracusen and Leave It to twlefi . . . Our scientists were going crazy lmrealfing time atom and putting it togetlmer again .... Television was still coming .... RPHTPIUIDPF? a 4: Sale ciriving courses were institutecl. Dici ttmey cio any goocif . . . All ot our atlmletic teams ciistinguislmeci themselves .... Vve lmaci several mental marvels. ln our Junior year time matlm team won time N. Y. U. cup lor ttme ttmirci time anci lceeps .... ln two clitierent assemlmlies we were amused and educated tmy artists. We learned ttmat time person wlio sees snow green is not color lylinci lout artistic .... t.et us skip over time 1956 Bloomtielci game tm-0 Bloom Fields tavorl and time 1937 game tgi-o Bloomtieldis lavorl. Botti were plainly upsets. ln 1938, inacli in form, we crustiefi Bloomtielci 14-l j. Vve cat- anci-mouseci Bloomfield tor tiie main part ot time game, turning on our power only tor a tew seconds ot time last live minutes wtmen we scored our two touctmciowns. We retraineci from scoring turttmer, not wisliimmg to tmurt our visitors, teelimmgs .... RQIUCYHIJCT? gn R F. ? Y AENTAL 1- nnavu. Y J K Q vvvv-'s.v- ,I ml lt Q ON:-wx O-Valk ,,1 y, ff i MLY' 'N-vdx u 'my' ' Q 'WGN ll 4,W P' ' ' X - All Q5-0-QMAMQXX RAND AND Me IVHLLY ZWQX GfNm KM Sl 'Q X V EIUR X n f fX ?11'1u'u,1'q' 1 X Kmba I I Qf'VJQi:'E,,-225' :fa W, QMS fafgfigf x 2 SENIQRS Y I THREE GRAND YEARS THEN X + Y I CLASS OF 1939 WHO EXTEND THEIR BEST WISHES TO THE FACULTY, UNDERGRADUATES, AND THOSE WHO HAVE MADE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE Ph YOUR MUSIC SHOP 1 9 2 0 1 9 3 9 PERFECT GLASSES Everything in Music and Radio . slgllr' 3 Radio Combinations and Records lcd, O-0 'E V CIPHCQ ' J' Visit the NATIONAL MUSIC SHOP 614 Bloomfield Avenue MONTCLAIR, N. J. mrclair P6320 Open Evenings one: 24004 P. LARSEN 86 SONS GENERAL INSURANCE 322 Bloomfield Avenue MONTCLAIR, N. J. RALPH E. MARSHALL 5 Church Street, Hinck Building MONTCLAIR, N. J. 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