Montclair High School - Amphitheatre Yearbook (Montclair, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1940 volume:

E I , , , ,, st 1 V-A ,,.,--L, ,. -vw. , N-51555 47 1 Y' : T aj . tiff .L ,V , I 1 1.-2,Q , I ! MUNTEL!-UH HIGH SIIHUUI. SENIIJH CLASS PHESENTATIIJN QW, f NS THE AMPHITHE!-KTHE 1 ' 9 ' 11 ' U PURE WUHIJ llx-rein Iii- our c-liioris lu pruville lor the lllklilllPllilllff' of me-mnries that will linger wlien we arc' SKYIUCTPCI in x irious climine-ls ol lilb. If llif-se pages luring lmclc 'mils mul SCFHPS ol llic past to ill? mincls nncl lienrls those wlio lmve lovefl lxlonlclznir Higli, :incl wlm lYL' ll6lKl llPI' lIll lll0Ti9S Clf'i1I', lllllfl illilflfail Ollf IIl0Cl0Sl rlilnris will noi lmve lwen in vain KN .-,.A .,1,',g r . I 1 DEDICATED TU MHS. MARY F. PILIIHEB A ' P' ' l ANDCIADIYTILALH H!-XHIJLD FEHEUSIJN Principal THF EFVI IFNT LXDNIINIQTRNTOR I-HJMINISTHATIUN BEUHBE PUTNAM Assistant Principal HN DI I I Xbl- OP THE QI ASSILS Mr. Forrest I.. Ahhott Nliss Edith M. Aldrioh Bliss Katharine Anderson ixliss Nnthnlio A rrrr strong Mr. Hnrold M. Augustine Mr. Frnnlt A. Baker Mr. Role riri I Barker Wliss Leigh D. Br irrri - s Mr. Dnvid S. Bnrtlett bliss Irene bl. Bedell . , , of - 1 . fxlr. Leslie G. Btr ,4'lAXJ ,veg-Adds-47' Nlr. Gail bl. Bmfnnury ixlr. Anthony Culiandro Wlr. Charles VV. Cllittim Nlr, Elmer F. Conine bliss Persis Ni. Cope Bliss Grace NI. Cowles NIL Nlyron T. Dolierfy' Niiss Sylvia Eden hir Nr Mr xlisa Mi Nlr. hir. Nlr Nliss 55 Hnrold A. Fergnson Orrin R. Ferry Charles A. Freytag lylitry Aliee cies Nlnry M. Cdolifriecl Dnvid L. Hoteh Vvillinnr Herigh Fred H. Hodgson Elizriheth Horne 8 Miss Florence A. Howe Bliss Alice A. Johnson Miss Nina Kinney Dr. Frederick Lenders Mr! .Edgar P. Leach Nlr Nr. Mr. Nl r Trygve Lied Norman .l. lxlansfield Ernest B. lxlccoy Frnnk G. Meredith Miss Helen M. lwcrrill Bliss Anne lwliller Miss lwilsrissrei lwlniplsy Niiss Adelnide M. Newhnll Es 'ia F Nliss Lila V. North Mr. Frederick L. Packard Mr. Enrle S. Palmer lwlrs. Dorothy Pork Nlrs. Josephine Phillips lxlrs. Nlary F. Pilcher Mr. Henry B. Priest Mr. George W. Putnam Mr. James R. Qnill lwiss Clara E. Robinson lvli. Saywarci Rowell lhfiiss Julio M. Ryan Nliss Beatrice R. Scott lvliss Jean P. Seihert Mrs. Josephine P. Smith Miss Mary C. Srnith Mr. Walter K. Sprague lxfirs. Bertha P. Stevenson' lwiiss Marion B. Tlionipson Mr. Arthnr Word Miss Narha Word NIT. Harold Wells A lvliss Grace K. White lvliss Inez L. Whittier Miss Ruth E. Wilder Nlrs. Glsrlys l. VVingateQ1QazQ,l1s 1 W 57-5- lxlrs. Helen Wiiislow Mr. Clarence L. Woodman lwliss Alice Woodtvnrd Mr. Charles J. Young FACULTY K' A PHITHEATHE l A 4' 0' 1 I plum- Sfaff .'fJZfo'L-i:z- cfgief Cqnociaf.-:1 6611! Edifoi Babu' Cgpoafa 5ofo91apKy fnrfifcvz 9 gimla' ghpozh C4cfivifisi :Siaff 54'LfIfif .igsnioz Sackler: fnfifou Busirzsis Jmanagsz Oqzfvzmfiging afuanagei Sugicmiflfiorz .rlmanaqsm 'e Cqfan L1 fn'zg'zcff Bama J'3lf-115,55 f'H:s'zfa Clfayzx l1'f!lfam cQaynzonzl yfsnlzsfg ljanzoff 5,0-:Jon 5Es1nzan Emma Bozowifz :Mania cgurfzruy :ROHM .'73ffa5f1 llzoncvzn :pred gud gffsilz Ebofomsa Qfznzing cjmoms Gquzowiiz Bally 5cguAfs1 0 f J STAFF Ari .... Plioiograpliy. . Personalities. slack Maiiier Dorothy Lellman 'Helen Puscluel j'Hannes Soclerling -lRiCl1HFfl Huclson Eileen iWCAHislf-r Betty Grohe Anne Beal Nick Boon Jack Dennis jlsanforcl iwlosier Boys' Sports ........- Uack Smith Activities. . A nniversary an Business Typists. . . F culiy Advisers . . . .Niiiriel iwnrker rf Remember Pages Ted Simmons VfAnnette Terlizzi QXNancy Scott fnlarian Cassie ' ' I ' vlxlary Foriunuio ,Bliss Aldrich Mr. Baker a . . tnir. Priest d, -full le gtk jeoiune D A N7 'V XS XM 7 m X T 7 EL!-155 IJFFIEEHS Peterson Secrefrlryfrreasurer Helen Greenman EGIL M. AALBERG Eagle Happy BO? Baseball 14,: Soccer 14,1 Traclc 14,: Intramural Baslcf-llmll 12. 5, 4,. Captain 13,: Volleyball 12, 5, 4,: Boxing 15, 4,: bolllmll 12. 3, 4,. PHYLLIS J EANNE ACKERLY Pllyzzy How to Sail Representative DIANA HARDICK ADAMS Di Where TI1ere's Smolce--I Glee Clulv 12,: Le Cercle Franqais 14, DONALD RICHARD ADAMS Don l.40lldCI', Pleasel Clnccrleacling 12, 5, 4,: Pulwliciy Committee 12,: lntramural Basketball 12, 5,: Volleyball 12, 5,, Captain 15,: Softball 13,: Tumlwling 12, 4,. ROBERT COUILSON ADEE Bo Best of Intentions 1 A Cappella CI ' , , g Hockey 12 , . t noir 12 3 4, Le Cerclc- Franqais 14,: Latin Club 14,: Memorial Day Committee 14,: lntramural Volley- lvall 15,: Soltlnall 13,:Soccer15, 4,. f GRACE BEATRICE ALLEN Ql11e y I M I W! . dw 'H- ofwflul W7 +1 4- gtjwle CHARLES BOOTHE ALLING, JR Chuck Wllen Kniglitlwood Was in Flower C ttce 14,Q5,, Chairman 14,: Trac . , , Basketball 14. 5,: Volleyball 12, 5, 4, 5,. DONALD LAING ANDERSON Andy So Say tlle Wise B cl 14, O , . ,u : t ' H 15,: Track 15,: Six Man Football I5 1 , t I G d k 12 3 4 5, C aptain 15,: Cross Country 14, 5,, Manager 14, 5,: Intr I It 15,11 Q IClb15, M JEROME JOSEPH ARNOWITZ I err Born to Trouble Incloor Tralfir Squad I5, 4I: Ampllitlicatrc I4. 5I. ACI t g IVI 5 B 'SIFI Dbt' CIIaI3IS anager I I: ursars a ISI: e amg u : ming Assistant Manager til: Track IQJ, Assistant IVI gcr 121. HELEN ASPDEN Laughing Helen Glen Club 2 1 Le Cerclc Fran ais HJ: Latin CIUIJ f5, I I Sopliomore Tea Committee IU: Sfvimming MARY ANDRUS IVIicroIJe Hunters Camera Club f2, 5J: Le Cercle Frangais MJ: Sopliomore Tea Committee GJ: Sophomore Mountaineer QI: Intramural Basket- I7nII 423: I'IocIcey MICHAEL JOSEPH ANELLO Esso Service Station Selling ll Circolo Italiano IQJ: BasIietI:JaII IU: Soccer MJ: Intramural BasIcetIJaII PHYLLIS BARBAFLRIA APPLEGATE P i In Quest of Lost Worlds Latin CIUIJ Cm. 4Jg Le Cercle Franqais GEORGE BROWN ARFKEN, JR. Beamer Man of Glory Lc Cercle Frangais IS, 4I: International CIUIJ MJ: IVIatI1 Team C t 4 I I I ll 15, 10: Track HI: Cross ounry I J: nramura Volleylma 12, 5, 4J. FLORENCE VIRGILIFIA ARGENZIANO 0 When Voices Are Changing ROSE ARETY ANNA ARMENANTE Red So Recl tI1e Rose ll Circolo Italiano f2Jg International Club ARTHUR ALBERT AUTORINO t Summer gouvenirs ll Circolo Italiano Ol: Football IZ, 3. 41: Traclc IU Intra- mural Volleyball Captain ADELE EMILY AYRES Toody A Girl Wllo Would Be Queen International Club Ml: Knitting Club HI: Memorial Day Committee 14,3 Baslcetball RGBERT RIEGEI.. BACHIVIAN Bach Take It Easyl Camera Club President: Intramural Basketball f2, 5, ftl: Volleyball f2l: Softball QU: Six IVIan Football Captain: Traclc LOIS LILLIAN BALL Loie This Doggie Business OUU- A Cappella Cboir 123: Girls' Glee Club 12, 5, 4l: UIVI t d Cul B b ll aincern I-tl, Proof Editor: Indoor Traffic Squa : IU- BETTY AINLZN BANITCH I Dancing Co-Ed ALBERT WILIIJAM BARBER Why Teachers Go Nuts Std Club 12, 3l: Intramural Softball Ml: Six Man Ml. Captain. BSC 8 t ANNE BEAL Annie Secrets of Beauty and Charm ey ffilz Baseball Ol: Badminton Ut: A I1 y Q31 A ipbitbeatrc Ml VIRGINIA BEAM Ginny V What Is This Girl Litre? Indoor Traffic Squad fv if F 0' IVIARGUERITE BEBBINGTON Babb E Bow and Arrows Knitting Club Ml: International Club Ml: Latin Club Ml: Le Cerclf- Frangais Ml: Baseball l2l: Intramural Basketball l2. 3l: Arcbery ll 4l, Monday Leader Ml: Swimming JOHN BEDELL Sbalce Hands and Come Out Fighting Swimming l2l: Boxing ELEANOR PHYLLIS BELLOFATTO Ellie Nlodesty Glen' Club l2l: Bursar's Stall Ml: ll Circolo Italiano 12l: Baseball Ml: Hockey Ml: Bowling HUGH BENET, JR. Florida Sailing tbe Seas GLORIA ANNE BERNARD Gloryanne As I Was Saying Representative I'IocIcey Ml: Swimming Ml: Bowling Ml: Inr tramural Basketball Ml: Hockey Ml: Volleyball Ml: Hiking ERNEST C. BERNHARDT Ernst Great Expectations Le Cercle Franqais l4l : International Club Ml : Latin Club fill: Der Deutsrlle Kreis l4l: Camera Club l3l: Ivlemorial Day Committee 97 S' 393-'faff ...Sly ff' 1 l -J, JEAN HENDERSON BETTERIDGE Ieannie Popular Girl International Club l2l: Memorial Day Committee JOHN BIANCHI, JR. . B. The Compleat Alngler Sportsman's Club l2. 5. 4l, President Ml: Stuclent Faculty x Committee Ml: Intramural Basketball ' Q9 -5 ,, Q, Mui D6 gb--f JANE ANNE BIERWIRTH ' Ianie A Laugh a Day Keeps tlie Doctor Away u 1 n erna iona u J : ase a H lu-y PETER HUSTED BINZEN Pete One of tlie Hercl Lt Club Ula Intramural Baslcetlball 12, 3, 4lg Volleyball l5l S ltl ll t2 al 028 , . HERBERT ROBERT BISNO Herb - I Give You Words lntcrnational Clul: l5, 4l, President Ml: Student Faculty Com- mittee l4l: Orcllestra l2. 5, 4l: Volleyball f2, 5l: Softball f3l: Six Man Footlmll THOMAS TYRIE BLAIN Timmy Little Tough Guy Glee Club Q, 5l: Indoor Traffic Squad Officer: Intra- mural Baslcetlmll I2, 5l: Softball f2l: Volleyball BETTIE BLODGETT Blodg How to Win Friends and Influence People Glen- Clulw f2l: A Cappella Clioir U, 4l: Ampllitlieatre Ml. Associate Editor: lncloor Traffic Squad Ml: Sopliomore Tea Committee Cul: Senior Tea Committee HENRY JAMES BOGARDUS Pal00kl1 Vvllen Yuma Plays tlle Rtlumlaa on tl1e Tuba Band 0. 3l: Asscmloly Seating Committee f4l: Cross Country l-tl: Soltlmall lfil: Intramural Volleyball BARBARA ANNE BOLAND Bobbie Cheer Up Specialist Ulf-e Club Ol: A Cappella Clioir 15. 4l: lncloor Traffic Squad Ml: Memorial Day Committee PHILOMENA fEXiN BONASTIA P i I Know a Secret ll Circolo Italiano f2, 5l. unlnincern MI: Glcv CIuI:x QI: BasIreII3aII i2 5 I'IocIcey QI: Tennis QI: BowIing fi? ' CHARLES WILLIAM BONESS, JR. Charlie The BHSII IILII Man ISABEL VIRGINIA BOOKER Belle Vvoman of VVI1ims NICK BOON Rook That ProIJIem Called the Modern Boy IntramuraI BasIcetIJaII QI: Swimming 13, 4, 5I: Amp theatre BEATRICE BOROWITZ Bea I Have Been L.ittIe Too Long VoIIeyIoaII MI: Archery f4Ig BasIccIIJaII MI: Table Tennis MI BaseIJaII MI: AHIPIIIIIIBHIIC 14,3 Dramatic CIuIJ MI: Bursa 'Staff JOAN CATHERINE BOYD Ioany TI'1e Vvater Vvitch DORIS IRENE BRADEN Doclie ' Fire Tongue GIQ-e CIuI': 12, IGI: Bursafs Staff I-II: BasIceII:1aII MI ITIocIcr-y 151. MARY ELIZABETH BREWER IVIOII51 Trumpet of JuIJiIee Girls' GI:-c CIuIJ UI: Orchestra f2. 3, LII: Assr-mIJIy CDIIIII I Ice MI: IVIemoriaI Day Commihce UI: Bursar's Staff U, 4, U:-nf-raI Manager ISI: Le Cercle Franqnis U. 4I: Drmnni 4I CIUI1 MI: Tennis QQ, 5, 4I: VoIIeyI'JaII UI: BacIminton IS, ArcIu-ry QI: InIramuraI Badminton IVIARCO AURELIO BRIZZOLARA Marco Poio IVIarco PoIo, Junior FIIBCIK MIQ IntramuraI BaseIJaII MI: Boxing MI: Six Man Fo I bull ROBERT ALLEIZI BRUNDAC-E Bo Tlre Perfect Gentleman A Le Cercle Franqais f2. 3, 4l, Presiclcnt f4l: Stuclent Faculty Committee Ml: Latin Club Q3. 4l: International Club U, 4l. ERNEST BRUNETTO Emie Casey at tlie Bat Intramural Baslcetlxall f2. Til. EILEEN BUCKLEY ' Buck How to Drive a Car Glee Cluln f2l: A Cappella Clioir fi, 4l, Lilmrarian f3l: Hoclcey f3. 4l: Swimming Ol: Baslcetlmall f4l: Arcllcry f4l: Intramural Hoclcey CZ, 3. 4l, Captain Ml: Baclminton Ml: Traclc Ml: Bowling Ml: Tennis f2l: Hilcing f4l: Swimming t2. 3. 4l. FRANCIS ALLEN BUIKEIVIA Benny Big Game Encounters Bursafs Staff fell: Coll' Ml: Volleyluall 131: Boxing f4l: Softball f3l. JOHN FREDERICK BURDICK lack Happy Warrior lvlemorial Day Committee 445: Intramural Baslcetlnall f2l: Vol- leylyall I2. 4lg Tennis JEAN BURGESS Burgie Adventures in Piano Teclmique Girls' Glee Club 12, 3. 4l: Senior Representative f4l: Memorial Day Committee f4l: Assembly Seating Committee 'ik 'ab' EDITH ELIZAREETH BROWN is Darlc Eyes Hoclcey I5, 4l. GENEVIEVE EOEJISE BRGVVN Happy As tlre Day Is Long Spiritual Clroir f5l: Baslcetllall f2, 5l. IVIARGUERITE LEE CARTER Bobbie The Princess 'uh 4 : Le Ccrfle Franqais f4l: International Clulm CI LI Q l 'S 4 1 Latin Cluh Ol: Dramatic Cluh Ml: Baseball Q, 'ilz hall QQ, 'ilg Archery Ul: Badminton U, 4l. IVIARIAN CAROLINE CAS SIE ' Cass Invitation to Fun Bursar's Stall t4 l , LORETTA VIRGINIA CERFICE Lettuce Pleasant Thoughts ROBERT GORIZON CHANT B Reaching fo: the Stars,-1 B lcctlmll l2l: Yllraclc f2, J, 4l, Captain f4l: Socu-r 12. '5, 4l: It lBktIII1'7 4IVIIyhIIl21lWlI'gl4l lllfil HS 1' Til ..., 2 '0 C' H , ' 2 HTS In . ALBERT VVARDELL CHAVIES Count Dynamite Spiritual Choir l2, 5, 4l: Footlmull li, 4l. C. JAMES CEHFSTERMAN Clakegce bt clvnl Faculty Committee lfllg Baslu-thall fi, 5, 4l: Iaoothall 's4lL234JCC,i ull: IBk1IlI Y 4 s , 1 fiil ' . . . 0- ,H I kiln 1 H fiilllllfil HS 1' Jil l l l 12 'il Captain Vullvylwall 12, 5, 4l, Captain CHARLES ARNOLD BURGI C. A. Flashl Glce Cluh l2l: A Cappella Choir lil: Sportsmanvs Cluh 5, 4l: Iniloor Tmlllzic Squad 12. 3. 4l: Baseball l2l: Footl II l2, 3. 4l: Soccer l2l: Trarlc f2, 5, 4l: lntramural Baslietlunll 12 3, 4l, Captain f2l: Boxing fi. -tl. CLINTON CLYDE BYNUIVI Slick Liles Lighter Side Intramural Baslcq-tlrull 12, Sl: Vollcyhnll Ml: Boxing Q45 Quill ll l4l -C Jil . dl MAURICE RALPH CLARK Reece This Fiyin g Game IRVIN CLEVELAND Bru Vein of Iron Niountainvvru Staff Hi: Fuolimii 13. 45: Tram mural Volleyball 15, -U. 1 ' 0 he Q9 534 .,:'32is X U JSA 25 97 'Am me 23 CONSTANCE C. CALLANDER Connie School Attendance As a Factor in School Progress JAMES ALEXANDER CAMPBELL Bud Swim Like a Fish Tkf2541S g125Ii VV1tgf4JS M F ', . : .wimmin , J: nramurai Basketball ffl, in q ix an oottaaii JOHN J. CAPOZZI Cap Crooner,s Song inlrumumi Busciaaii Volleyball Bnsiwtimaii Q, SAM JOHN CARDONE Fatso Wolf Patrol '0 0 L I italiano 12, U: Footimaii Mig Intramural Basketball C2 35 C pl 121 V II yb ll I2 31 Q pt Q33 , , ,tl Hill , 0 P H , . 8 Ellfl . ELSIE LOUISE CARLSON - VVeezie Happy Pianist Give Club fl 47: Orchestra Qi: Latin Ciuiu MJ: Basketball ffl, lainie Tvnnis f4J: Tennis BRUCE DICKSON CARSVVELL Boo Silent Cavalier Latin Ciuir GJ: Uiviountains-er E 3 ' 0 O o SAMUEL H. COOMBS Sam Belovecl Vagabond Q fl l'ilIIllll il HS B il I 0 0 Le Cerclc lrnnqms Q2. 5. Lil, Six Man Fuolluall Q4 , a Q41 lt l B kiln ll Q41 Vll ybnll QD. GEORGE MICHAEL CORBO Ganga Din Boy Meets Girl . 1 - 0 . Soccer 'lraelc lnkramural Volley Q4l, Captain Q4l: Tumlmling ll Cireolu lluliano Q2l: Band C535 Orclxesira Q2l: Baslcei a ball Q2l: Basketball GERTRUDI23 COCKEFAIR t A Life on tlleebcean VV:-we Glec Club Q3Jg Hoclcey QU: Baseball Q2l: Baslcellnall Q27 Hocl-:ey Q5. All. PARKER LEW? CODDINGTON f How to Play Setter Baseloall A Cappella Clnoir Q5l: lntramural Basliellnall Q2, 3, 41: Sell Q2. 35. HELEN MAE COFFIN Coffee Efficient Lille Le Cercle Frangais Q4l: Latin Club GORDON EARL COLE Peat For Pete's Salce Le Ccrclc Franqais Q4l: lvlemorial Day Committee Q5l: B cl ' rc es ra : asc a : ootlzall Q4, Sl: T lc Q2.3,4J,Oht 151B BIIQSJ F Q4Jlt lBkrllQ245J n mmura as elm . . : Volleyball Q2, 5, 51. ANNA AMELIA COLEMAN Ann Ancl Here's time Humor of It JUNE ELIZABETH COOK Cookie Laughing Lacly erce ran ais , , 5 5 nemaiona Club Q5l: Arcl y LQCIF Q Q54 Jlt l l Q45- lull Jmffkby lv' MILLICENT KINGSTON CM! Milly Girl ol Toclay Orclleslra l2. 3, 4l: Mountaineer fill: Baselaall l2, 4l. Basketball l2, 4lg Arclu-ry l2l: Hoclcey l2. 5. 4lg Valley 12, 4l. THEODORE JOHN COUSINS - Tube Young Blood Baseloall l2l: Sottlaall l2l: Footlnall l2l: lntramural Baseball Q2lg Baslcetlaall l2, 5, 4l: Volleyball l2l: Boxing 133: Soft- ball 12. 5, 4l. JAMES RADCLIFFE COWING I im Not Over Sixty l C l Franqais l5l: lnternational Clulm 153: Sportsma ae erc e Club l5l. FRANK MARTIN CRANLEY Raisin Head While time Crowcl Clxeers Baslcetluall l-tl: Sottlzvall ll All: Football f2, 3, 4l. EVA' GENEVIEVE CUMIVIING Eve l'm a Dreamer: Aren't We All? Baselmall l4l: Basketball 143: Archery U, 4l: Hoclccy l4l: Bacl- ' I Q43 flllll OH . Jw fl WW aa WALTER C CURTIS lf' cl' all ' - a 214 if - Curr . JI? ff f Fl ennis Tenor ! i fn 5 pa , if wfZJfffM f 0, lf DAVID GIBSQN CUTLER 6 5 Dave ll Where Do l Go From Here? Traclc l4l: Six lvlan Football SALVATORE VINCENT UALESSANDRO Sal Handy Boy Glce Clulm l3l: Il Circolo ltaliano lltlp lntramural Bnselmall l2l: Baslcetlmall lil: Volleyball l5l: Softball 25 ORACE DOROTHY D'ANDREA Vvitll Malice Towards None ll Circolo llaliano Q, 5, 4l: Latin Club Ml: Bursnrs Slnfl ul: Represf-niniivc Basketball WALTER NELSON DANN Ir. ' Journalist Photographer . Lizzie Fun for Eliza etll ELIZABETH MIRIAM DARBE . . A . ' IJ , 0 Mi Spiritual Clloir f2. 'sig Baseball 155: Baslieilball G. ALLEN DAVENPORT Ieff Seven Pillars of Vvisdom Soplmomore Glec Club f2l, Secretary: A Cappella Clioir 12, 5l, Librarian Ml: Mountaineer fill, Editor-in-Chief Ml: lnier- national Club Ml: Bursafs Staff 12,5 Soplmmore Advisory C 'u 4 - L C I F ' - I cl T Ffi Sq l omml ee Q 0 erce ranqars Kal, n oor rn c . um Ui: lvlemorial Day Committee HAROLD DAVIDSON loe Dreams Get You Nowhere Foo ball U. 41: lnlramural Baseball f2, Lil: Baslretlmll Qi: Sofilnall MADELINE CATHERINE DAVISON Maddik Happy Heart 26 VIOLA ELRA DAWE Carrots lCame...lSaw Spirilual Choir Q, 3l. ALPHONSO ROSCO DE ANGELIS Motor Freight Transportation ,gr IRENE ROSEIVIJEQE DEL VECCHIO Footbil Fan Glee Club ts J . RALPH FRANK DEL VISCO Shilzey Quiet Ways 9' Il Circolo Italiano Q2, Til: Volleyball KQI. JOHN CLARK DENNIS Curly Locks The Romantic Rebel lramural Softball Ml: Volleyball Ml: Baslcetlsall IVIATHILDA J. MARIE DE SIMONE Tillie Dancing Doll Cvlce Club Q2, 3. 4,3 Il Circolo Italiano f2, U, Junior C cilor VIRGINIA MAE DICKERT Ginny Virginia the Beautiful Glue Club l2. Slz Le Cercle Francais f4l: Latin Club 14, B':rsnr's Staff l4l: lnternational Club Ml: Representative T nis HJ: Swimming FLORENCE 'IIHIERESA DI IORIO 0 Frienclsliip and Happiness Bursafs Stall JOSEPHINE ANN DE CARLO Io Pins ancl Needles It Circolo Italiano 12. Sl. ALAN SHELDON DECKER Deck All Things Are Possible l2l: Intramural Basketball fl 5l: Vollr-y 27 Der Dcutsclie Kreis GJ: Ampliitlueatre 451: Outcloor T Htl Squacl l2l: Luncll Room Committee 455: Football f2, 5, I IVIATILDA CATHERINE DI VALERIO Mat Still She Smiles WARREN RICHARD DIX Dixie Goocl Time Man Ivlountame l 1 Q Cl' H 5 : -wimming Q, 5. 41, IVIana T It ffl, 51: Six Man Football 159: Intramural C, W: :ling 151. ger fl 41: Volleyball . J' ,f A fl f JJ il ,J In . A - 1... .- f7!fl f'1' , , ,J I , ff! , 41 ,af JUNE MARGARET DODD Zuzu Let's Dance Dramatic Club f41: International Club Q41: Assemlaly Com- mittee K41: Meniorial Day Committee ALICE MARIA DOLL Nursing as a Profession Rambling Through Science 'Ss f1'Ik51TblT J! xlib? 9' fm DALE MARIE DRISCOLL Cu A I wif How to Play Tennis CU SC IC TCIS , 5, I CC ll 1 I B in U I 09 MARGARET CLARKE DOWDS B A 'V Pega yy 5, . . ,lxgfgqiiming Club I41: International Club I41: Latin Club QS1: y, Ulylountaineern 'Stats f41: Basketball Q13 Arcliery f'51: Bad- 9? mmton 2, 4 3 rac f 3 'a e ennis C V W M f ' ga ., L, ',,l5DiiK C2 41GICIIJf21LtCIIJf51 28 Representative Hoclcey 121: Swimming 121: Baseball Q. 51: jd BasIcctIJaII Q41: Hockey f2, 5, 41, Captain RUTH KATHARINE DUNN Dunnie Old Fashioned Girl Basketball 1415 Archery f41g Badminton f3, 41: Tennis DORIS IVIURIEL DUNSTER Doats Having a Wonderful Time Glee CIUIJ Q2, 5. 41: Hockey f21: Volleyball wi wry OK! 09 ,r JACK ROBERT EDGAR Duke Drums Bancl Q, 5, 4,3 Orclicstra QQ, 4,3 Football MARY FRANCES EDWARDS Hector .Iust Among Friends Le Cercle Franqais f3, LU: International Club Ml: Basketball QI: Hiking 131: Swimming 141: Declc Tennis JOHN GEORGE? ENTWISTLE I Building Moclel Airplanes Tliat Fly Stage Crew WILLIAM NEVELEE ENTWISTLE i Manners CHD Be Fun Stage Crew HELEN MCINEYRE EVANS Red Dress Representative Tennis Q2, 41. PAUL CRANGLE EVVING Soupy Ligixts, Action, CameraI Stage Lighting tl 4, Sl. Captain GQ: Indoor Traffic Squad IS. 4, 5l, Captain GI: Outdoor Traffic Squad UI: Student Faculty Committee 151: Assembly Committee t5l: Baslcetimall fill, .iassistant Manager: Track IH, Assistant Manager: Boxing 1 3, 5 . I CARIVIEN LOUISE MILLICENT DURHAM Orchids to You NONI EDELHOFF So You Want to Cro Into the Theatre Glee Club 121: A Cappella Choir f5, 41: Le Cercle Francais 12, 3, 4,1 Dramatic Club MI: lVIemorial Day Committee JOSEPHINE GERALDINE FASTIGGI Io I AIT! 8 XXIOITIEITI WOTICCF Il Cirrolo ltaliano MARY LOUILSE FASTIGOI t How to Be a Sutciessful Secretary Glco Clulv KD: ll Circolo Italiano f2, Bl. JACQUELINE FELDIVIAN Iackie Never a Dull Moment B kehll U 43. I ternational Clulm f'5l: Bursar's Stalzl f4l: as r- n , Aclwry Ml: Volleyball Ml: Table Tennis DONALD BECKWITH FERGUSON Ferg Tlxat Ferguson Family C If f2. 5, IU: Soccer ml: Volleylvall 457: Six lvlan Fonllmll l2l: Intramural Volleyball Col: Boxing HOWARD PIEXTILI' FERGUSON Romance of litjlotor Racing ge Crew U, lil: Glee Club nl: lntramural Vollcylwall DOMINIC FERLAUTO Dom Pharmacist in Business ll Circolo Italiano OSCAR J. FALK, JR. 0 H EIIFICCI' Ozzie Any Little Fislul : clitorial Page Editor. Feature Edit ommi ee . ESTELLE MARIAM FARROW Skippy Violin Technique Lc Cf-rcle Francais Mfg Dramatic Club Ml: Orclmeslra 13, 41 Arcllery : Tab le Tennis V! , '7Zg 4' AC -, , if ,f J ,Ike 1.2 .Lf-124354, ff ,J fi -, f,,,,ff . 5, L1 ALBERT BENJQIFIN FERRARO Bellincl time Front Page intramural Baslceilnall 12. 53. JOSEPH ROBERT FIELDS Mouse One Happy Man LEE ANGELINA FIERRAVANTI Lee Dancing Partner Colm Ol: Bursar's Stall Ml: Bowling Qi: Baseball INNIE TERESA FILIACI Butch Time Home Maker uf' fy QRlS VIROINIA FITCHETTE VJ FG Dottie How fo Nlalce Personality Pay ulm Qi: international Clulw Ml: Vocational Guid e Ml: Arcllery Qi: Hoclcey Qi: Volleyball 4 CMP! i45- ROBERT BROOKS FLANSBURG Rabbit Biography of Paderewslci I t Clulz MJ: Sportsman's Clulv ffi, 4l. Secretary-Treas f S mming U, 4,3 Boxing MJ: Six Man Football 141 BERTRA-M ARTHUR FREEDMAN Shorty So Big tcioor Trai-tic Squad t51: Tracic tl 31, Assistant Aianagcr , Manager RUDOLPH T. FREY Swede Drawing in Leaci Pencii cv CIuIn 12, 41: I:oolI7aII QQ, 31: Intramumi VoIIcyIJa B xing f'5, 41. VIRGINIA ELIZABETH FLINT Iinnie Art of Skating ' Representative Basicetbaii Q51: Hockey U1: Tennis 3, asc aII 4 5 Basicetioaii 15. 41, Ca tain 151: Archery B 5 I J P Track f41: Hiking QS. 41: Riding f2, 5, 41. MARY JANET FORTUNATO Muir Typewriter I..acIy Pubiicity Committee f41: Bursafs Statt t41: Memoriai D y Committee MARGARET VIRGINIA FOSTER E Ginny Stay as Sweet as You Are ' Intcmationai Club 141: Latin Ciuim f41: Swimming f51: si rninton O, 41: VoIIeyIJaII 1, 'iw DORIS JANE Pow in Foo if: 2 Fairest of tile Fair ' HARRIET GERE FRANCISQCO Harry ' Q.. f ' Funny Side Outh r International CIUIJ fl 41: Dramatic CIuID Q41: Knitting f41: Basebaii fl, 5, 41: Archery f51: Badminton Q31: V ban my .fl y fx DAVID EDVVARD FRAZEE 'P Colonel Musical Meanderings Der Deutsche Kreis 1 441 y AGATINA QOAN FURNARI Tho Girl wghgoewoo T.-oo Buisafs Staff MARIAN ANN FYLSTRA Muzi Happy Heart THEODORETEJ GAGLIANQ Tho Agfril Fool Glee cioifiz. 3. 41, :Tennis mo Football 42, oy, moi. 42, Siglvian Fnotlgll f4l: intramural Basketball Q2, 4l: Vollcy 12, 5, 4l: Wrestling f3, 41: Boxing fl 41. : ' CLARENCE WILBUR GAINES , o Gate A ' P' The Tlnin Man Cl: igxqcer Qi: Intramural Volleyball Qi: Boxing J t- . . - , If-L' V' -SHRISTINE MARY GALLUCCI . g - Tootsie V Q ,, 1 A Friend to Lean On .F I . ii -5 F vqH'Circolo italiano P 'VJQHN HOSKIIATG GASTON i - lack o ' Good Oild Jooio f3f:4l: Aviation Clulo Secretary -xo. ar - .W ,, , K v 4-.74 , -f ' f . ,-. J' - Q MARY GENTL The Water Glcc Club Qi: Stuclcnt Faculty Committee Ml: Girls' Athletic Council Ml: Dramatic Club 4 5 Lo erce 'ran ais ' a in lj C l,F Q f4J,Lf Club f5. 4,3 Stage I.igl'liiD Crew f4 : Rr: mrescntativc Hoc cv Q J If , l5- 4l. lVIiiY1ilE0l' 647: Swimming Q. 3l: Bascjlnall Qi: Baslcetluall Q- 4l: Al'l'llCl'y Q- 5- 4l: Hockey 12, 3, 4l: Table Tennis Ml: Swimming f2, Tal. HELEN GERBER I Follow lwly Stars 'Ft STEPHEN JOHN GERNERT Bussy . Speed ot The Wind in X 'J RAYMOND WARREN GIBERSON, JR. Ray' Mk Lt' The Inside owasehall fi 4 1 Y ulvtountaineerf' Assignment Ectitor 4l: tntramurat Baslcethall f ' f4lI: Volleyball f2, 3, ill: Sottlaatt t2, 3, 4l: Six Man Foot- bl Ml H . JEAN UNDERHILL GIES Goose Pleasant Pathways Glee Cluh ffl, 3, Atl: Le Ccrcte Francais K3, 4l: Representative -Hockey til: Basehall 135: Baslccthall f2l: .Archery f4l: Hoclcey 12, 3lg Badminton ' JOHN JOHANSEN OILLISONSW -f Gillie Adventurer in Bermucta Spiritual Choir U. 4l: Foottxalt f3, 4l: tntramural Oonegalt Ml: Boxing fill: Sottlmtt , ,yi SEYMOUR GITLIN 1 Sey Just' Shifting Gears A Cappella Choir f3l: lnternali5nal'Clul:n f3, il: tntramural Vollcytrall f2l: Sotthalt 9 R sa MORTIMER JOSEPH OLEESON G. G. Master Slcytarlc J' ' Glee Clutn t2. 3, 4l, Sophomore Glee Presirlent: President 3 2bf,,, ' 'F Q 1 . iv Y 'W' Lf W. Glcc Clubs f3, 4l: Dramatic Cub f4l: Orchestra QQ, l: Aviation Club f2l: Intramural Baslcethall f2, 3, -tl: Boxing ll5l V P cl t ICI Ml W t4l: Volleyhat 3 ice- rcsi en o ass . A OSCAR ALWUEII GOEDECKE, Ill t I ancll lVle Foottxall QS. 4l: Tract: f2, 3, 4l: tntramural Basketball t3 Volleyball tl 3, 41: Wrestling f4l: Boxing f3, 4l. FRANK F. GOODMAN Benny Piccolo Pete Glee Club 43, 4l: Latin Club l2l. Presiclent t2l: Le C l Francais 12, 3, 4l, Secretary f3l: Student Faculty Comm tt Ml, Orchestra f3, 4lg Band Ml: Foothall t3l: Tract: 12, 3 lntramural Volleyball f2l: Wrestling K 4 , 11' P H3 'K An GEORGE HARRY GRACE Ace Young Engineer Astronomy Club 12l: Student Faculty Committee 14l: Traclc 3 I 1 lg ntramural Volleyball 12l: Boxing MAX H. GREEFF Maki Ich Kann Deutsch Lesen Der Deutsche Kreis 12, 3, 4l. Vice-President Presicle 14l: International Club 12. Bl: Aviation Club 12l: IVIou taincerf' Circulation Manager 141, Tennis 12. 4l: Traclc 'Sim HELEN ADELE GREENIVIAN Greenie All About Ships and Sailing Latin Club 149: Senior Representative 14l: Vocational Cvuirl- ance Committee 14l: Girls' Athletic Council 13, 4l, Presiclent 14l: Memorial Day Committee 14l: Class Secretary-Treasurer 14l: Basketball 13. 4l,tManager 13l: Hoclcey 13l:'Tennis 13, 4l, lvlnnager A HARRIET DOROTI-IEA GRIEK Dot I Cvo Nursing International Club 13, 4l: Dramatic Club 13, 4lg Incloor Trallic Squad 1474 Bursar's Stall 14lg Basketball 15l, Archery CLIFTON ALVIN GRIGGS, JR. Cliff From Coast to Coast Outcloor Traliic Squacl 12. 3l. BETTY ANN GROHE Bets Blue-Eyed Kid A Cappella Choir 13, 4lg Amphitheatre 14lg Representative Hockey 12, 3, 4l: Baseball 12l: Basketball 12, 3, 4l: Hoclcey 12, 3, 4l. Captain 13lg Table Tennis 14l: Sophomore Reception Committee 3. ROBERT GLLNEHER-MOHR O Exploring the World of Science Der Deutsche Kreis 13. 4l: International Club ROLAND GUSTAFSON Gus Son of the North Intramural Basketball 13, 4l: Fodball T5 1 pw 1 YI- 3 . Q? It Yf A . f x 1 Vi' .xy 'I KYYYEZATHERINE HASTINGS GUTHRIE Vw Capps' Be of Good Cheer A Cappella CI 12 3 1 Q 1 T If Q I141 ra ic Lquac 4 WILLIAM LEO HALEY L88 Hockey: How and D f CHARLES HUNTER HALL X Hunt f fl How tI1e Race Was Won Xl' Q 7x ' Cross Country 13. 41: Traclc 12. 5, 41, Captain 141: Six J M M Football 141: Intramural Basketball 12. 5. 41: Volleyball 15 GENEVIEVE HALL Ginny My Musical Life All-State Band 131: Riding 121. ARTHUR GEORGE HALLGREN I California, Herre We Come Tennis 131: Vvrcstling JOHN WILLIAM HANNON Long Ioim The Dulce Decides PETER NEXNIQELL HARLOW I The Greai IifIoutI1piece ball FAY HARRIS I I Bring You Joy 1 Spiritual Choir 12, 51. 36 M Omhestm 12, 5. 41: Band 12, 5, 414 All-State Orchestra 151 Glec Club 15, 41: Dramatic Club 141, International Club 151 Le Cerfle Fmngais 1211 lnlmmuml Basketball 12, 3, 41, Ca I 141: Volleyball 121: Softball 12, 31. Senior Representative 141 . International Clulo 12, 31. T It 12, 5. 41: Intramural Basketball 12. 51: Volleyball 12. 31: S It GEORGE STIIISES HARRIS, JR. t Rosy Eieelcs as e a : Six an ootloal . HARRIET ELIZABETH I-IATHAVVAY B it Our Admiarayimle Betty Olitt251LtCIbt231IFIFqt23 41: Baseball Captain t51: Basketball IS, 41, Captain t41 HOWARD JOSEPH HAVILAND Weatherman Living With the Weather Football Assistant Mana er 3, 4 : Track 5 : Intramural Bas- e I 1 t 1 Icetball IS, 41: Votleylmll t2, 5, 41: Wrestling LENORA DAVIS HAWKINS Lee Music as a Profession Spirihxal CI1oir t51: Baslcetlmall ELBERTA WILHELIVIINA HAYES Berta Ask IVIe Anotlier Glee Club f21: Ampliitlweatre Q41, Associate Eclitor: Spiritual CI1oir tl 41, Secretary-Treasurer: Sopliomore Tea Committee f51: Senior Tea Committee 141: Community Cliest Spealcer ff-11: Publicity Committee RICHARD PEARSON HENDRIAN Rich I Am Myself Intemational Clula t41: Tract: f41: Intramural Volleyball ROBERT SEEIIIEY HENRY Bo I Cover the Vvaterlront Swimming t2, 51. Captain f'51: Tract: CORA HESTER Hes Girl of Spirit Spiritual Clioir tl 31: Representative Baseball t2, 31, Captain 131: Basketball t2, 31: Intramural Basketball t2, 3, 41: Hiking 421. 37 Band t2. 5. 41: Orclicstra t2, 3, 41: Memorial Day Comm Q41 It IB Icllvllt21 IVI F II41 EVELYN MARIE HOBSON The Fun of It SpirituaI Choir 121. EDITH HOLDEN Gabby Girl With Red Hair EDVVIN LEROQYJ HOLLOWAY FisI1ermzI2n's Luck Track 151: Intramural BasIcetIJaII 12, 5, -11: VoIIeyI'mII 121 qix IVIan Football AIVIANDA EDITH HOPKINS Manda I Have a Song to Sing SpirituaI Choir 12, 3, 41. DAVID MARTIN HOPKINS Hop Beauties of Nature PI1oIograpI1y CIuI1 131: I'uotIuaII 1211 'Irark 15, 41: C Country 151: Intramural VuIIcyImII 15, 41: VVresIImg 15, 41 Boxing 12, J, 41, ANNE ELIZABETH HOTZ Hotzie I Go A-VVaIIcing Sophomore GIee Club 121: A CappcIIa Choir 12, 3, 41: GirIs GIee Club 2. 5, 4 1 Mountaineer 141, Managing Editor I 1 Sophomore Reception Committee 141: Swimming T0 SS IuI1 121, IntrnnmrnI BaHIxetI1z1II 12, '5, 41 Il 0 ELTON R. HITCH Elf Track and FieIcI Track 13, 41. JAMES HOAFI-SUN Iimmie ' AII Over Town VoI rv in 1-1 .0 t -.. MARJORIE FRANCES JACKSON Margie CI1arm and Personality p tuaI Clioir 12, 31: Baseball 131: BasIcetIJaII 13, 41: Hiking 131 JOHN SLEATHER JAQUITH 1 lake Laugla, Clown, laugh! Band 121: Football 131: Intramural VoII ey KATHRYN ANNA HUBSCHMITT Kay InteIIectuaI Livin g Latin CIUI3 131: Le Cerclc Francais 12, 5, 41. MEGAN MILDRED HUGHES Meg Chatterbox MADELEINE s. HULST .f ' Mad ' A Age of Inn gcefv VV' I..e Cercle Francais 12, 3, 41 ecor L Secretary 141: Glee Club 121: International u 4 uclent Faculty Committee 141, Secretary: Indoorjxfli 3 131: Archery 12. 51 Ricling Q I' if RICHARD DOW IRISH Dick Been Places and Seen Things MARVIN WILLIAM IRONSIDE Iron Man of Iron Track 12, 3, 41: Cross Country 141: Intramural Boxin Tumbling 12, 5. 41. JANE MONTGOMERY IRVING Irv Here, There, and Everywhere Der Deutsclxe Kreis 15, 41, Secretary 141: Indoor Traffic G 151: Squad . : H oun aincern . Exe an e E ior: Sophomore Tea o er-skating u 5 , resi en 5 ic cin u , resi en 15 41 IVI t 141 I1 g dt Committee 151: Swimming 121g Baseball 121: R ll CII111P rIt131ByIgCIb131PcIt 151. .H ,1- V- , ELIZABETH CHASE JEFFERS Jeff ggi .. Pound s Progress H CIBQ5 41StdnF lty Le Cercle Frangais CS, 41: Latin u , : u en acu i ee : ssem ating Committee f41: Intramural Comm tt l41 A laly Sc Baslce tlaall QS1, Captain Us 1. ROBERT JAIIE JOHNSON All in tlge Game Softball l5, 41: Football Q2, 51: Intramural Basketball f5, 41, Captain QS1: Volleyball 12, 5, 41: Boxing Q2, 5, 41: Softball IS. 41 0 LAURA KATHERINE KANTOR Eat, Drink, and Be Merry International Club JOAN HELEN KASTNER Puclcly Ace, King, Queen Hlvlountaineern l41: International Club 141: Memorial Day Committee l41: Baseball GEORGE W. KAYS Pete I'm Not Complaining Latin Club U. 41: Dramatic Clulm l41g Mountaineer l41: Traclc Q. 31. HUGH WILLIAM KEHOE Mun The GUaI'dSIflHU .f' , Q 0 vS.'If3 N ' 1 FRANCIS KELLY qyel Kelly Baclc to IXIICIIIIISCIEIII IVIARY JANE KELLY Irish How to Draw R p esentatlvc Baseball Basketball lj, 41, Hockey l yiiall f41g Talnlc Tennis u 41: Le Cerclc Frangais I41: International Clu Lt Clbf 2.31 Q cy, L EMM ALICE WTAE KIESLER Blondie Alice for Short Q MARY HELEN KILLIAN lt's Nice to Know People Like You Representative Baseball HELEN KING Pee Wee EI Supremo Latin Club 151: Girls' Atbletic Council 141:UlVlemorial Day Committee 141: Basketball 15, 41, Presiclent 1413 Tennis 13. 41. FREDERICK VXQLEIAM KLEIN, 111 why Go to Tiligh School? Give Club 121: A Cappella Cboir 12. 51: Ampbitbeatre ROBERT RICI-AARD KLIKA Bo Baclc Seat Driver Glee Club 151: Sportsmarfs Club 12, 3, 41: Latin Club 15, 41 lntemational Club 15. 41: Le Cercle Franqais 12, 41: Memorial Dav Committee 141: Six Man Football Captain: lntramural Volleyball 13. 41, Captain 141: Softball 'EVELYN THYRA KLTNGE E 1 Personalityvlxend Power Glen Club 12. 3, 41: Basketball 15, 41. Captain 141: Hoclcey 13, 41: Volleyball 131: Table Tennis 1 'iff 11? 41 GERTRUDE ARELIA KGENIG Serious Business ROBERT HENRY KOENIG B00 More Power to You T lc 121: Intramural Basketball 12, 31: Volleyball 1 2 Camera Club Vice-President: Der Deutsche Krcis QB, 41, V ce-President Q41: Memorial Day Committee H11 Assembly F ating Committee M13 Anipllitheatre Pliotograplmy Editor: 'f Immunity Cliest Speaker Q41: Intramural Volleyball GEORGE EDWARD LAURSEN Butch Lean and Lani: Eaoortsrnans Club l21: Camera Club C215 Intramural Volleyball ll, 41: Wrestling SHIRLEY SARAH KOLSTEIN Sherry Sing Once More GI.-A Clulw 451: Baslcetlnall DOROTHY KORYOA Dot Life Goes On 99 Sing and Sing Again MARGARET MARIE KURBYVVEIT B ,ss P, wow' hlx10Ul1lHlIN'K'l'u f41: Swimming 141: Arcliery Q mv' KENNETH CHURCH LAMOTT Ken Tlie Return of the Native Z' n JEAN CARR LAWRENCE Girl Cllum .jfs . ee Clulzx l21: Latin Club f31: Le Cerclc Franqais f41g In- 5 cl or Trallic Squad f41: Basketball 121: Arrllcry QS, 41: Hockey R 411: Volleyball f51: Table Tennis 12, 5, 41. ' ,fle A R -,Q . 5 X J 52 ,cb we ga, 0 M 42 MILDRED FLORENCE LECOMPTE Millie Tlxe Business ol Drawing international Club CS, 41: Basketball 1211 Volleyball Q41 Captain. , .ff an VIRGINIA GERTRUDE LEE Ginny Talking Woman International Club f41: Basketball M15 Badminton Q41 SV lk DOROTHY LEHIVIAN Dot Scatterbrain -15, Amphitheatre f4l: Band A K. CAROLINE LEIBENSPERQER Woman of Cvenius Ie Francais Ml: international Club f4l: Baslcetlzall f4l B mi ton Ml: Table Tennis Ml: Tennis fx ,L 'if HAROLD CECIL LEIVIING, JR. Lemon Roots in time Sky Aviation Cluliv f2. 5, lil, Vice-President LEONARD HARVEY LEIVIPERT Len When Dreams Come True Der Deutscile Kreis 13,5 Track Ml WILLIAM LUCIUS LINCOLN B'll Just Plain Bill Sportsman's Club f4l: Memorial Day Committee ANNE LOEB Loimey All time VVorIcI,s a Stage Cvlec Club fill: A Cappella Clwoir Ula Le Cercle Frangai 10. Treasurer Ml: Latin Cluin f3, 4,5 International CIuI:r fl 4l: Archery Q, 3l: TaiJIe Tennis ml: Tennis ANNE PATRICIA LOIVIBARDI Friendship of Anne ANTHONY B. LOIVIBARDI Tony Fortitude Basketball Q2. 5, 4l: Football 12, 5, lil, Co-Captain Ml: Trac f2, Til: Intramural Basketball f2, Sl, Captain QU: Volleylma 12. Bl. ILEATHERN LOVE Leatha Solitary Way Spiritual Clmoir QQ, Sl. EDWARD EIEEVIER LOWD Pleased to Meet You Golf G, 4l: Volleyball RUTH ADAMS LU DLOW Ruthie Splendor Senior Representative Ml: Representative Baslcetlnall f5l: B lallt'?lBlctlJllt5 4lM g t4l 8 .1 I BSB El , , HHH Cl' . THOMAS MACC AUOHELTY Tom The Patriot Sportsman's Clulo t3l: Stuclent Faculty Committee Ml, Ch 5 man: Community Chest Speaker Ml: Tennis Q , 4l. ROBERT DAVID MACGEORGE ' Mac Batter Up! Senior Representative fill: Softball f3l: Traclc f2, 3, 4l: lnt mural Baslcetlnall f2. 5, 4l: Vollevliall f2, 3, 4l: Wrestling Boxing Ml: Softball f3l: Tumbling .J o SSHALEXANDEZS MACKINNON ' c The Man with tlme Hoe JOSEPH ANDREW MACKNIGHT Dukey F ifvvllere l've Found It Bdt 54lTq'B IB bllt5lBktbllt234l an A., , I n nlura. ase 8. Q as C H , , -Volleyball Q2, 5, 4l: Softball Ol: Six Man Football SUSAN WILLARD MACMILLAN Sue Acres of Friends Sophomore Tea Committee t2l: International Club Ml: A semlmly Committee Ml: Assembly Seating Committee t4l: L t Club K5, 4l: Memorial Day Committee Ml: Representat oc ey f5. 4l. President 153: Talzle Tennis Cyl, President H lc El. Girls' Atllletic Council U, 4l, Secretary Ml: Baseball Q2 5 4l: Baslcetluall f4l: Arclnery f2, Sl, Presiclent t5l: Hoclcey Table Tennis tl 4l, President f4l: Riding H ALAN A. IVIARGRETT Scotty A Scotch-Irish-Canaclian-Yankee I I I I Football HI: Intemational Clula QI: Ampixitiieatre HI, Eclit in-Chief: Sportsman's CIuIJ MI: Community Cliest Speaker f4l: Assembly Seating Committee VERA V. MASCERA Vee IVIacIemoiseIIe Misfortune Arcliery QI: Badminton RAYMOND ARCHIBALD IVIASSON. Ramon Drums On Band 12. 5I: Orcliestra f2. JACK DURYEEIA MATHER R . The Good Isatureci Man Swimming QI: Tennis 435: Intramural Basketball HI: Latin lub 1 4 C 1313 Ampliitlmea re I UBBARD MATFIEWSON Shirt iologjc tory Technique Wa is Ui: aseIJaII Ui: Hockey QI: Riding 42, 55. EILEEN ROSEIVIAQRY IVICALLISTER UC When Irish Eyes Are Smiling Amplmitlmeatre HI: Hoclcey 13,3 Cheerleading I5, 4I: Basketball MI: Baseball MI W Traclc 2. 3. 4 : Intramural Volleyball 2. 5. 4 : Six Ivlan or- Art Iml JOSEPH C. IVIAFFUCCI Ioe You Can Drawl ICIISIQ 12, 3, 41: Intramural Basketball QI: Six Man Foot- f5 . FREDERICK WILLIAM IVIANN Muggsy Man With a Voice Glee Club IS, 41. I 'K .gg ,gi l I gm! 'f ' -' 'wg'x....,Qt111 . .. ' -ff ' 'A -44, ' fav, ':, ' 1- --, A.. 11' , if -' 5 Q' . 1 ' fiifrtgli- giiff- 4 4' ' V123 if lHL.L.x.A.xx.r...., MARJGRIE MCGUIGAN Mac Try the Slcy lncloor Traffic Squad DONALD McLAREN Mac It VVas This VVay, Juclge Sportsman's Club Ml: Community Chest Speaker C4 morial Day Committee Mtg Intramural Volleyball QS, 41. Boxing 13, 4l: Six Man Football CHARITY MELCHER Chat So Much for Charity 5 A Cappella Clwir U, 4, 5l. Secretary Ml: Swimmin EVA JENNIE MELIA Chumpy Honesty ls the Best Policy HARRY P. NIERRITT, JR. Duke Once H. CIOVVH, Always H. Clown International Club Ut: Softball f5l, Manager GJ: Soccer f2, 31. Manager Ula lntramural Baslcetlnall f2l: Volleyball Q, Softball m. ROSE MAIEY MILAZZO 0 Typewriter Lady 1? Bursafs Staff y 46 .qi f-L' :-'- .air JUNE MCCARTHYN Mac Tranquil Heart qBur5ar's Staff Q4 DAVID DUNLOP MCCARTNEY Mac The Happy Highwaymans' '5 : Vres in 5 ix an oot al . Glee Clula 12, Trl: Intramural Basketball 12. 3. 4l: Volleyball flx ilgf4lSlVlFlnll4l .4 u . as I .ef .. K. f .1 'E .- tear- .f -u GI 'T :4 az as iii I 7 . as 3 ' . ,un 4 il- MARIE VIOLA MORRIS Ric Bright Ideas Knitting Club JANET STEVENSON MORRISON Let Freedom Ring J ming 12, 31. Manager 151: Bowling 141: Baseball ball 12. 51: Arcliery 121: Hoclcey fl, 3, 41: Volleyball 141 1 CLAUDE PEARCE MILLER The Gentleman tu r ty ' I4 , Latin Club QS, 41: S den Facul Committee 1: Vocational Guidance Committee I41: IVIemoriaI Day Committee Chair- ' man: Senior Represent tive Q41. Internationa lub f2, , 41, J I I I1 IEUIIUTB a ' I C 5 I Volleyball 12. 5. 41. ELEANOR ANNA MOEN Still, Small Voice 5 Bridge Club G11 International Club f41g Bursar's Stall f41 A 5 WARREN REXHM MONSEES in CG Twenty Secrets of Success 9 Intramural Basketball f2, 5, 41: Volleyball Q, 5, 414 Soft Q ball ELVA BERNICE MOON My Thoughts and I Le Cercle Francais 121: International Club JAMES STORY MOON George Oli, You Crazy Moonl A. JEANNE MORGAN I. P. Jolly Jinlcs Spiritual Clmoir ' .I 'f? f'7c97 MARTHA NEWTON Marty She Sliall Have lxlusic l Cercle lfraneais Q5, 41: Orclicstra 15, 41: Q we :dod,.afPC.A 0 Z if Hoclcey FRANCES BERNICE NICHOLAIS Penny With a Smile ancl a Song ll Q Irrolo ltuliano l2, 51, Scrretary 121, Vice-President SANFORD J. MOSTER Sandy A I Object, Your Honorl 1 Amphitheatre Q41: A Cappella Clioir 151: Sportsmarfs Clixb Q21' lntemational Clula 15, 41: Tennis 141: Intramural Baslcet- lJall'l21: Volleyball 45, 43: Softball 441. ' METTA VICTORIA IVIUEI-ILBERG Vicki And So Victoria as Glee Club f21: Representative Baseball 12, 51: Baslcetlrall EDWARD WELDEN MURPHY Weldy Man ancl the Motor Car oufaoof Traffic squad my ,M Qi THOMAS CECIL MYERS it. Tom , eg Slim Traclc Q2. 5, 41: Intramural Volleyball li. 5, 41: Six Milf! Footlaall DORIS NATALE Dot l Goldie Loclcs l Bursar's Stall l41: Baseball 131: Swimming f2, 51. ll ZIONA NEUBAUER ' Zina Girl of lcleas ' Dramatic Clulo 159: Student Faculty Committee f41: Senior Representative 141: Le Cercle Frangais l2, 5, 41, Vice-President l41: lnternational Club Q5, 41: Latin Club Q5, 41: luomorial Day Committee l41: Volleyball l2, 41: Hiking Q2, 51. 48 BARBARA LEE NORTHROP Bobbie Roaming American Higllways Le Cercle Francais IS, 41: International Clulo QS, 41: Asscmlmly Seating Committee f41: Community Cllest Spealcer K41: Indoor Tragic Squacl 453: Baslcctlvall 131: Badminton Q51: Table Tennis QS1: Hiliing QS, 41: Swimming l41: Tennis VICTOR AUGUST NOWAK Vic A Holiday IVIOOCI Cvlee 12, 31: Bursafs Stall Assistant Bursar: Senior Representative 141: Memorial Day Committee I41: Baslcetlaall l41: Traclc QZ, 3, 41: Intramural Baslcetlmall 12, 5, 41: Boxing tri. 5. 41. EDWARD MICHAEL NUGENT Nuge ' L A Boy Wlio Darecl 5 Stvmlent Faculty Committee f51: Baseball Q. 3, 51: Baslcctlvall G17 Fqlotlmall 131: Soccer 12. 51: Traclc 141: Intramural Base- l2', 51: Baslcetlnall lil, 3, 4, 51: Boxing RICHARD OAKLEY rd- Pres Hell on Wheels Asrvfmlmly Committee f41: Tennis l2. 31: Cross Country Q41: Inti l'nuraI Baslcetloall Q2, 5. 41: Six Man Footlvall FRANK CHARLES PAIVIIELLO Whitey Boss Man Foutfifall U, 41. Assistant Nlanager IS1, Mana er l41: Out- 8 dom' Traffic Squacl l31: Traclc I2, 5, 41: Intramural Baslretlnall IS. 41: Volleyball l2, 3, 41. PATSY MICHAEL PAOLANTONIO 1 - Dugan K Trumpeter, Soundl ll Circolo Italiano l2, 5. 41: Bancl f2, 51, ROBERT L. PARKHURST Bob Quiet Way l' Eclt I t ral Baslcctlaall eer, ea lne I or , n ranlu ylaall l21: Six IVIan Football SHIRLEY PARKIN Purley Dancing Lacly NORIVIA CLAIRE PARLIIVIENT Normie You Can't Get to Heaven on Roller Skates Der Dcutsclie Kreis 1'5I: Bursans Staff 141: Roller Slcating nr 1 Club 13, III, Preslclent . IVIICIHIAEL ROCCO PASQUALICCHIO Bucky Band Plays a IVIarcI1 Il Clrcolo Italiano 13, 4I, President Golf 13, 4I, Int mural Volleyball CHARLES T. PATTERSGN Chuck Youtil at time Wheel Bancl 13, LII. g wif' ?' 1 get .f ff I Q u9 ',,s-Us gf 23.1 NE SUZANNE PAYNE ' Og Suzy CTU if 01 Thousand Years of Hairstyling 45' ,If 9 Glee Club qs, 45: Volleyball 445. di PHYLLIS ARNOLD PEASE Phyl My Lady of time Chinese Courtyard Le Cercle Franqais 12, Iii: Assembly Committee 141: Assembly Seating Committee 143: lntemaiional Club 12, 3, 4I, Vice- Presicleni 110: Community Chest Speaker 141: Sophomore Mountaineer 12I: Sophomore Tea Committee MARY ANN PELULLO P t GentIeaHeart SARAH ELIZABETH PERRY Dimples This Life I Love ALBERT L. PETERSON, JR. Pete Gang on Wheels ys' Arcliery 14,3 Sporlsmanvs Cluin 14I: Basketiiall 12, 5. A ItIVl g125IIVI g14IIt1IBas ' ana er , , ana er : n ran ura 5 Volleyball 12. 5, 4,1 Softball liek ALFRED EDWARD PETERSON Pete Paths of GIory B ci HI: Orchestra I2, 3. 4I: Latin CIutJ GI: Senior Class P ci nt MI: FooiI'JaII 12, 3, 10, Corcaptain UI: IntramumI X II IJ II I3 4D Ia Il IU a , : Soft a . IDA MARGARET PETRONECCI Peppie Looking on the Bright Side of Life SAMUEL JOHN PETRONACI Pep The First Ten Years Are the Hardest ROBERT FREDERICK PITCHER Molly The VVOIII King A CappeIIa CIroir f2. 5. 4, 5I: AmpI1itI1eatre 155: Teri, U ' IHC 5 ' fl THIIIUFB EIS C ii , I VoIIey I'5,4.5J,TkH,l1 IBktIaIII23J I45I ALICE COCHRAN PITTS Pmsey This Business of Singing Glee CIUIJ IQ, 5,5 BasIretIJaII QI: AFQIICFY GEORGE PLATTE Whitey BIoncIie Der Deutsche Kreis f2, 3, LU. PALMER PIERCE POLLOCK If I Were King BaseIJaII I4I: Six Man FootIJaII MARJORIE JOAN PORTER Margie The Boston BeIIe LeCIF q 1451: I ICI CTC C THD ais I fl BITIEI iona UL , ECl'C al' Latin CIutr I Archery I4I S f Y I4I SJ: Dramatic CIutm UQ: Put1Iicity Committee ISI ANNETTE POSTIGLIONE Postie Friendly Way D ng Club Ula Dramatic Clula t2l: Baseball ll, 3, 4, 5l, B lwtlaall 12, 3, 4, Sl: Hockey f2, 3, 4, 51: Tennis f3, 4, Sl, Ylmll ll 5- 4' 5l: Arclmcry lil: Swimming CHARLES JOSEPH POWERS Charlie Baslcetloall Vvliiz wa 1 EDWIN RIC ' WERS Y' - 99 Ql10Sti e ala Sheet Q9 7 32 ' ' J, 2 5 Qs- ,N J ff? Q,-39 S' VERA PRINCE 'f 6 lnclivicluality and Clotlles Q A ' In J ,-V - Hx Q .5 4 -'bi-f MARGARET HELEN PRUDDEN Peggy Christmas Party Dramatic Clula 145. JACK HAMILTON PUMPHREY Pump Boy on Horseback Football Cal: Traclc lfilz Intramural Basketball 12, Bl: Volley- ball IQ, 3l. HELEN WILLARD PUSCHEL Honey Lacly, Be Good . Amphitheatre MJ: Le Cercle Francais Ml: Dramatic Club Ula Astronomy Club JOSEPHINE QUADREL Io Music in My Heart Bursafs Stall 52 RHODA ANNA RAHM Buzzie Tllis Questioning Age Cvlee Club 13, 41: A Cappella Choir f41: Der Deutsch K f41: Hockey l31: Riding 421: Tennis ELEANOR ADAMS RANDLE SPR Randy X? bF8Slli0H Illustration as an Occupation IS, Baseball U1: Badminton N gg QV B9 by with VVILLIAM LITTELL RAYMOND, JR. Witty The Plattslourger' A Cappella Clxoir 3, 4 : Der Deutsclie Kreis 5, 4 : Bancl t 1 l 1 Q2, 31: Drum Nlaior 141: Amptllitlieatre C41, Art Eclitor 141 t41 'Tracie Manager: Ml-State C orus . LEONORA JACKSON REED Toadie Cvirl in a Thousand Le Cercle Francais t41: Dramatic Cluln f41: lntemational Club t41: Ampllitlxcatre Personality Editor: Table Terr nis HERBERT H. REIDER Some Litre 'Em Short Camera Club t31: Arclwery t41: Sportsman's Clula ELEANOR REMSEN L: I Want tonlge Happy Glee Club f2, 5, 51: International Club f51: Knitting Club 151: Arcliery JOHN ROSS REYNOLDS Iack Pigeon Racing Der Deutsclre Kreis fl 41: Band f2. 5, 41: Intramural Baslcct- ball Q2. 3, 41: Volleyball ALISON JOHNSTON RICE Mickey Boots and Saddle A Cappella Clloir f2. 31: Le Cercle Francais f2. 41: Latin ' Club U, 41: Community Cttest Spealcer A fm Jeff' BETTY SYLVIA RIDLEY Bets Nursing as a Career Baseball LENA J. RIDOLFO Lee Cbilci Artist in America WILLIAM GEEJEGE RIEDELL The Little Minister Sophomore Glee Club Ula A Cappella Cboir QS, lil, Librarian l5, 4l: Outdoor Tralfic Squacl Intramural Volleyball G, 4,5 Six Man Football Ol: Soft- ball PAUL MARTIN RIEMER I Get My Picture CARL RIGDON Silent One HOWARD ARTHUR RIGDON How I Came Singing Glee Club -i WILLIAM HARD RICE i Tenclerfoot Kid Aviation Club Ol: Six Man Football JACK VAN NOSTRAND RICHARDS Cisco EI Capitan Senior Representative Ml: Basketball Gig Tennis 12, l Football 15, 41. MARGARET HELEN ROSE Peggy Rose in Bloom Latin Club UI: Der Deutsche Kreis l2. 5. 43: Secretary CSI: Sophomore Mountaineer QI: Archery ROBERT ROSEN Rosey Breacl Into Roses Glee Clula QQ: Amphitheatre l2J. Advertising Salesman: Bu sar's Stall Assistant Bursar in Accounts MJ: lvlernorial tt Day Commi ee HJ: Footlnall l2. 51. r. THOMAS NATHAN ROBBINS Reef Reacling to Fincl Out Stage Crew HI: lnmloor Traffic Squad GEORGE ANSLEY ROBERTSHAW Sing Your Way to Better Speech A Cappella Choir l2, 5, 4,3 Band l2, U. GLADYS ROBINSON Glad Skyward Bursafs Stall U. 4I: Intemational Clula QI: Baseltrall HI: Baslretlzall l2J: Archery MI: Badminton l5. 10: Tennis Swimming ROBERT PRESFTQN ROBINSON UnlcnowlL1rQuality Spiritual Choir 12. 5, 43. ELEANOR FESSEN DEN ROELSE Elmer Sweetest Girl in Town Sophomore Glee Club l2I: Le Cercle Francais MI: Senior Representative ADELAIDE JEAN ROMAINE Now I'II Tell One i FRED C. SAUTTER Ride 'Em, Cowboyl St ge Crew f3l: Baseball Ula Traclc .Ula Sportsman,s Clulm 2 4JPdtf4JTFf1Sqdf3JCpl 3, : resi en Q ra 'c ua 3 a ain. BOB H. SCALES Porky Human Dynamite B lcettmall Ml: Intramural Basketball t2. 5, 4l: Volleyball C2 31: Softball 121. 'F 1 ni t no e' 1 01.05 sv' p1. 'apr: Q ' od 'Vx -,SS F6 9 o YD i ,,. as W Wh Yr Wu' 5 W9 if FLORA BETTE ROTH t Girl Alaoilt Town Knitting Club C41 . BARBARA ROY Bobbie How Bobbie Put It Over Le Cercle Franqais Ml: International Club Ml: Lat CI la 13. lil: Arclmery Ml: Swimming BETTY ADA RUCCIO Dimples Wisdom of Life ll Circolo Italiano f2l: Bursar's Staff MARCIA RUDENSEY Try to See It My Way Sophomore Glee Club QD: A Cappella Choir ffi, 4l: A ph 1 J K n g theatre till, Clubs and Activities Editor: Archery Q4 1 Club C8 ELEANOR MPEY RUGGIERO I Want a Cowboy GLENN VINTON RUSSELL, JR Triumphant Me u UI: Der Deutsclxe Kreis 12. 3, 41: Aviati Cl tn GI CI li t2l: Soltball Url: Six Man Footlnall 56 I MARY SCANCARELLO Sweet Lacly ll Circoto Italiano 15. 41: Archery MARY EILEEPI SCANLON I Found No Peace DONALD Don Beau A Cappella Choir 12, 3, 41: door Traffic Squad 15. 41 Tral-he Squad 141: Intramural Volleyball ELIZABETH SWANK Shoe Smiling Through Bursafs Staff 12, 5. 41: Student-Faculty 141: Amphitheatre 141. Subscription Manager. NANCY LEE SCOTT Scottie Cheerful Cherub Dramatic Club 141: Latin Club 151: Knitting Club 141 Archery 12. 3. 41: Assistant Business Manager Amphi- theatre MYRA SHAFER Shaf 1 The Hurricane ing Der Deutsche Kreis 12, 5. 41: Knitting Club 141: Memorial Day Committee 141: Archery 15, 415 Volleyball 141: Hik- 131. HARRIET SHAFRAN Henie Sing Once More Girls' Cvlee Club 141: ll Circolo ltaliano 141: Tahl 141: Dramatic Club 141: Basketball 141: Archery 141 X ball 141. GORDON WEST SHAND Gordie . Aces, Places, and Faults Tennis 15, 41: Intramural Baslcetball 13, 41: Volleyball 15 41 CLIFFORD JOHN SHARKEY Slwrkeyboy Newspaper Boy Intramural Baslcetlnall 12, 51. VIRGINIA IVIAY SHELDON Ginnie That Blond Person EDITH BESS SHEPPARD Edie Bridge Without sighs Cerclc Franqais 15. 41: Latin Club 151: Student-Faculty L mmittec 12. 5, 41, Secretary 12, 51: Basketball 12, 51. GORDON L, SHERMAN Engineering as a Profession - m i ea re : rac , , ssis an ana- BJ15,-41,AphIhi141TIc1251A :iM g Ivlanaqcr 151: Iniramural Baslceiloall 12, 5, 41: Volley- Ia ll 15, 41: Six Man Football HOXVARD STANTON SHERMAN Howie Little Man What Now? Cercle Franqais 121: Spor sman's Clu 141: Photography I b Club 121: Tumbling 121: Six Man Football 121. DONALD I-IAIEIYEY SKILLIVIAN This Life Ilsve Loved T nnis 12. 51: Football 121: Traclc 12, 51: Intramural Basket' I1lI1 51VIIyIJlI12 41 2, :oea ,5. . DORIS IVI. SKINNER Skippy Why Be Good? DOROTHY HOLIVIAN SLATER Dossie The Silent Duchess uIJ 12. 5, 41: A Cappella Choir 12, 5, 41: C ty 12 51. JANET VOSS SMALL Inv Girl Athlete in Action Girls' Glee Club 15, 4,5 Le Cercle Francais 14,: Latin Club 5,, Dramatic Club 14,: Intemational Club 14,5 Incloor Trattic Squad 14,: Girls' Athletic Council 14,: Baseball 12, 5, 4,: Bas- Ir 4, P tt , T bl etball 14,. Captain: Archery 12, 5, , resi ent 14 : a e Tennis 14,: Hitting 14,: Skating ALFRED JAMES SMITH Abbie I Know Where I'm Going IVIemoriaI Day Committee 14,: Traclt 12, 5, 4,: Intramural Volleyball 12,: Boxing 14,: Softball GILMAN BRAYTON SMITH Gil Turning Wheels A Cappella Choir 15, 4,: Lunch Room Committee 14,5 County Chorus 15, 4,5 Intramural Volleyball 12, 5, 4,. JOHN SMITH Smitty Exciting Adventures of Captain John Smith Amphitheatre 14,: Track 15, 4,5 Intramural Basketball 12, 4, ll It Il Il 2 Captain 14,1 Vo ey a 12, 5, 4,: Sottba 1 LAVVRENCE VVATKINS SMITH Ha How Am I Doing? Intramural Basketball 12, 5, 4,. ROBERT EUGENE SMITH if B013 1 You Can Depend on Me Intramural Baseball 12,: Basketball 12, 5, 4,5 Volleyball' 12, 5, 4,: Softball SHIRLEE LILLIAN SMITH Smittie Omnibus of Sport Representative Basketball 15,: Hoclcey 15, 4,5 Intramural Bas Icetball 12, 5, 4,, Captain 15, 4,3 Archery 15, 4,: Hoclcey 12, 5,, Captain 15,: Traclc 15,: Ricling STODDART SMITH Smitty Busy Fingers Glee Club 14, 5,, Treasurer 15,: Der Deutsche Kreis 14. 5, All-State Chorus LYDIA LEE STALLKNECHT Liddy Nurse in Charge of the Case ArcI1ery RICHARD STEELE Dick I Go a-Fishing Intramural Basketball f2. 4I: Six-Man Football KATHRYN ANNE STEIK Bobbie Sea Witch A Cappella Choir 15, 4I: Glee CIuIa QI: Le Cercle Franqai HI: International Club J EANNE STEIVILER Bunny Torclmy Glee Club QQ, 5, 41, Librarian HI: A Cappella Choir ffl, State Chorus 153: Amplmitlxeatrc MJ. Advertising Malxager. ELIZABETH BUCHANAN STRAIN Bettie Curly Top Cilee Club f2, 51: Intramural Baseball 151: Basketball Q21 I'IocIcey ALFONSO JOZEPH STRAZZA Crazy Kid Il Circolo Italiano CDI: Intramural Basketball f2I: Volleyball lil: Boxing Sp rt Baslcetlnall 12. 5. 4l. Captain JOSEPH ANTHONY SYLVESTER Butch Any Little Test o sman's Club f2. lil: ll Circolo Italiano fill: Intramural MIKE SALVATORE TAFARO Ace Cars and Car Building Football SALLY NANCY TAGGART Nance The Era of W0ndCffUl NOIISCIISC S1Z'l?32T,i'er4?fefn.ElX3t,Lii:C'i5,rC?55'?'Eai,E1'f3:11'iQ,? yz lb von' .51 ' N0 od CHARLOTTE CLARKE TAYLOR 4 f Chauie Gone With the Wind A Cappella Choir Ml: Orchestra 12, 5, 4l: Band f2l: Latin Club f2l: lntemational Club UI: Baslcetlnall QI: Arcliery f2l: Hoclcey 12. Sl: Table Tennis UI: Hilcing EDITH SHIRLEY TAYLOR Ede Song of the Larlc A Cappella Clnoir U, 4l, Librarian CSI: Orcllestra I2. 5, 4l: ll Circolo Italiano I3, 4l. TERE SA HELEN TENUTO Teddy Selling Tlxings 61 VIOLA GLORIA STRAZZA Olie Loucler and Funnier Glen Cluln RUTH E. SUNDELL Ruthie People, Pals, and Places Glee Cluln f2l: Basketball ' 'A IAQ:-N '11 ' ' Arn MARIAN THOMSEN Tommy Tl'lHt'S a Good One! Badminton Ml: Table Tennis ALEXANDER ALBERT THROWER A Ca in M Potts How to Make Good Pictures ppella Choir f2, Sl: Track QP: Intramural Volleyball Q51 GLORIA LOUlg?l-IELL TIEFAU 0 Training for Secretarial Practice JENNIE MARY TORRO Curly Some Like Them Short PRAYER ROIIQGET TREACY t Tall Manavvalking Traclc f5, 4,1 Boxing QU: Six-Man Football JAMES RUIiUS TRIMBLE Jimmie-Egzntleman Club CS, -U: Le Cercle Francais QS, 4,3 Boxing My an Football CAROLYN L. THOMISON Tommie ln the Mood : a minon 12 : JEANNE FRANCES THOMPSON Tommy Dear Dark Head lncloor Traffic Squad 157: Sophomore Reception Committe Q31 Mountaineer WALTER RICHARD UNDERWOOD Wally Tall Timber GOIT IQI: IntramuraI Bi-1sIcetIoaII ISI: VoIIcyI9aII DELTA EMMA UPHOFF GirI of the Future er Deutsche Kreis f4I. -1' D . nl 'I RAULINE GLTADYS TROXLER Quiet Argrenture JOHN GARDNER TRUESDELL Iofmny Partner of Nature IntramuraI VoIIeyI::aII DAVID RUSSEL TRYON Dave Artistic Homes Camera CIuI1 PETER ANTHONY TUCCI Pete HeIping Hand 3'pI1omore GIee CIuI: QI: Outdoor Traffic Squad BARBARA EVELYN TWEED Bobbie Vanity Fair GRACE ULBRICHT Gracie OICI Fashion Charm GIee CIUIJ QI: A Cappena Choir 15, 43. Secretary 451: Lat CIUIJ QI: IVIemoriaI Day Committee ,,.t l we Af, 9 Q W I If WILLEM H. VAN BREDA KOLFF Butch William, tI'1e Conqueror ee CIuIJ f2. 31: BasItetI'JaII I2. 5, 4I, Captain f4I: Tenni LII: Soccer MIL IntramuraI BasIcetIJaII Q, 51, Captain QB, JAMES SMITH VANDERHOFF limmie OH the TeeI II I2, 5, 4,5 Wrestling QS, 4,3 Boxing 15, 411 Six-Man otIJaII is MARIAN LINCOLN VAN DYK Laughing Lady CercIc Frangais 441: BaseIzaII UIQ Basketball QI Iiery MARIE LOUISE VJAN ESSELSTYN R Creativi Mind VICTOR ALBERT VAN EXTER Van ROITIHIICC QI: IVI0d8I'I'l PHIIIPIHCICFS Bursar's Staff MI: Stage Crew GEORGE H. VAN TASSEL Van The SaiIor -IIrarIc UI: Intramurai BasIcetIuaII ' p SARAH MARY VELARDI Sewing Sufficiency II Circnlo Italiano t2, 31. JENNIE ANN VERRILLO I How to Bectobine a Nurse ll Circolo Italiano t2, 31: Glec Club BARBARA POPE WADSWORTH .4 Bobbie Sophisticated Lady Glee Club t21: A Cappella Choir 15. 41: Le Cercle Francai Q41: Latin Club t3, 41: Girls' Athletic Council Q3. 41: County Ciioms tl 41: Riding 61, President. IDA R. WALENSKY Ruth Knit One, Puri One KATHLEEN IVIQRGAN WALKER f-W Let's Go Riding Glee Clula 121: Riding t2, 31, President GEORGE WANAIVIAKER Fish Drive and Live Wrestling t41 3 Boxing 'E' PAUL LAWRENIDCEI WASHINGTON I Am Gfolxing Up Spirituilll icliioir M15 Intramural Basketball Q, 5, 41: Six-Nlan 4 Footba . WILLIAM JOHNBXQYEDEIVIEYER, JR. i Drawing for Fun Latin Club fl 41, Secretary-Treasurer Q41: International Clulv -LeClFg'41-B 'Sttf 'It I t41, erce ran als t , ursars a 141, nramura Basketball f21: Volleyball QQ, 31. ALIDA WESTON Missy Let Us Be Gay Baseball Ml: Basln-tIJaII Ml: Table Tennis ELEANOR VIRGINIA WESTRY Virgie ' Laugh WitI1 Me Spiritual Ciwoir ROBERT OSSCIQDOD WHITE Bob, Sonool Battle Glee Qlulm QI: Latin Club UI: Senior Representative Baslcetimall f2, 3, 4l: Footilall tl, 5, 41: Intramural Basketball QI. Captain: Softball 12, 5, 4l. WILLIAM I-IAIHLET WHITE B- Slcy Oruiser Aviation Club IS, Atl, Vice-President Ml: Six-Man Football ELIZABETH A. WHITNEY Betty I TaIIc as I Lilce u Incioor Traffic Squad U. 4l: Sophomore Tea Commit! Baseball fl 41: Badminton fl 4l. I ROBERT WILDE Bob Boy Meets Horn STUART WILDE Stu Jolly FeIIowsI1ip ' Ilan42,am1wfeSt1ii:gq5,4j.i- I PAUL EDWARD WILKINSON Putt-Putt A IVIan ancI I'Iis Dog Swimming f2, 5, 41, Captain Ml: Vvrestling HI HELEN VVINSLOVV This Thing Called Fame Tc-nnis 12,: Tennis 12, 3, '5,. JOHN SHERVVIN VVISE Iolmny The Other Wise Nlan Foothall 12, '5, 4,: Boxing 15, 4,. BARBARA VVOLLASTON Wally Art ancl Artist Ulm-0 Cluln 12, 5,3 A Cappella Choir 14,3 Bursarls Stalit 13, Drnmatif' Cluly 14, ANN WIGLEY WRIGHT Trot Enjoyment ol Laughter more Iva Committee WARD RICHARD YOUNG Youngie I'IolcI That I..inel Basclzall 15,: Sutthall 13, 4,: I'ootlmall 14. 5,: Intramural B i- , - , - MARY NANCY ZANFINO Business lVlanagement as a Profession Bursarls Stall 14,5 Latin Cluly CAROL LOUISE ROTH Ruthie Sweet lor a Reason J , ,fdlillI1 , 0 JH . I . 3 . Tennis 15,1 Swimming EDWARD SIMMONS Ted HEWLETT PETERS WING Pride and PfCiUfIiCC P919 Ampliithr-alre 14,5 Swimming 12, 5,3 Intramural Volleyh Il lxlr. Pete ancl Company 12' 4l' Glen' Cluh 12,5 A Cappella Choir 13,: Sportsmanls Cluh 12,: Indoor Trallic Squacl 14,: Intramural Volleyhall 13, 4,, Barn When Allls Said ti:IrgE1?Ziiifiiil fluh 13, -t,: Six lxlan Footlmall 14,: Sportsma H 1 1 write ff 1 Please BERNAFRD ZIMMER 'rm reis .., E 5 Iamcra um .., ', :I 1-moria Sinnnie IgIIllliiltteeK14,:hgrrhlstril I ll J 4, II I Conquering the Air 67 International Clulw 15,: lxlenmrial Day tT0llllllIItf'f? 15,: Orfl tra 12, '5,: Senior Tea Committee 15,3 ASSPIIIIDIY Seating C mittcr' 14,: Swimming 12,1 Intramural Baskt-:ball 12, 7,3 T Im Qi-role I'ranqais 12, 3, 4,: Der Deutsche Krcis 14,3 Soil hall 12,: Baslcetlxall 12, 5, 4,, Captain 12,1 Vollcylnall 13 4 , fl It 13, S Itt II 12 3 4 , Glu: Cluln 12. 5, 4,: Knitting Cluh 14,5 Amphitheatre 13, ow, LHS AUL af fine gear The Class of 1940 represents the climax ol a quarter century ot progress tsince the present building was opened in the tall of 1914l. This class is the twenty-lilth to graduate. It is the tourteenth to graduate under the ad- ministration ot Mr. Ferguson. lt is the seventh leap-year class. lt is the Hfth to graduate with a great part ol the world at war. It is the eleventh to go out into a nation still feeling the ettects of the famous economic collapse ol 1929. It is the largest class ever to receive diplomas from M. H. S., numbering, as we go to press, 422. It is not beyond the bounds ol possibility that it may go down in history as the largest class of all time. With the pupils of Little Falls at- tending the new regional high school beginning next fall, and with a decreased enrollment now being felt down in the grades here in Montclair, as it is in most sections ol the nation, there is every likelihood that within a few years senior classes may decrease appreciably in numbers. ln this connection, a backward glimpse at that first year in the Unewn school may be of interest. Ot the present faculty, eight were here in 1915- Mr. Conine, Mr. Hodgson, Mr. Packard, Mr. Putnam, Mr. Young, Miss Howe, Miss Smith, and Miss Woodward. The graduating seniors numbered 85, of whom, as far as available records show, 57 attended col- lege. Wellesley, Princeton, Cornell, Amherst and Dartmouth seem to have been the more popular institutions. ln the matter of percentage this first class seems to have fared less well than that ot 1940, for ot our 422, it is estimated that 233 plan to go on to universities. Their choices of colleges are not greatly dilterent. The present class has, in its linal year, spon- sored a number of innovations, the most out- standing ol them giving evidence ot an awareness on the part ol Nlontclair High of the principles, advantages and responsibilities ol democracy. One of these, the Student-Faculty Committee, has provided an opportunity for students to ex- press their opinions freely with the assurance ot a sympathetic hearing. Two others, both assem- bly programs prepared and presented by pupils, were among the major events of the year, from the point of view ot both interest and value to everyone. The Armistice Day program gave a View ol what Dutch, Chinese, German and Jewish youth was thinking on world peace. Caroline Leibensperger, who attended school in the Netherlands for nine years, said in part: They lthe Dutch youthj do want Holland to stay out of the war. They are opposed to both sides -1 they are determined to keep Holland from becoming a battleground. They used to give peace only an occasional thought. Now it is the gold at the end of the rainbow because it is no longer theirs to enjoy. Lieselotte Grube, a German girl from Berlin, spending her first year in an American school, said, among other things: ul want you to know that 1 think democracy is wonderful and just the thing for America. A democracy would not be good lor Germany .... Their idea is not as you believe--'personal freedom tirst-but the country lirst. This is a different point ot view, and you must think of it when judging Germany. Elizabeth Speers, who was born in China and lived there until a few years ago, said: Many ol the Chinese young people believe that America let them down by not coming to their aid when Japan walked into their country. We have estab- lished schools and hospitals. We have simplilied their method of writing. Chinese youth are pro- gressing very rapidly in spite of the war, which has uniliecl them as nothing else could. You can expect great things ot them in the futuref' Ot the Jewish youth in America, Herbert Bisno said: The Jewish youth ot today, in common with other young people, is doing his part in helping his assets overbalance his liabilities. By doing this the world youth will be laying a tirm foundation in the building of a universally peace- lul posterity. Despite the temporary blackout un- der which world peace is now blanketed, I am confident that when tyrants tear down the walls of justice and tolerance, free men build them up again, and let us hope that some day these walls will become indestructiblef' The VVashington's birthday assembly was unique. There were none of the usual eulogies of our lirst president: indeed, no mention was made ol him. Instead, we had an example ol the freedom ol speech which he advocated. Using as a model the popular radio program, Town Meeting of the Air,,' a lorum was held. Frank Goodman presided, introducing the speakers and handling the question period which followed. The subject was, How can we improve our high school? Sue MacMillan, in making a plea for placing more responsibilities in the hands ol the students, said: ll we are to do our part alter graduation as responsible members ol our communities, we should be having now more experiences like those we shall meet. Qnly l8'MJ of our parents voted in the last primaries. This shows we need more training in democratic leadership. Many student activities are too much under the inlluence of the faculty-some form of the honor system would make us feel we are trusted. Actually, the only thing we lack that most other schools have is student government. It canjt be that the reason is that there arenjt enough students capable ol raking responsibility. I Some high spots of Bob Brundage's talk were: uVVhat we need is non-specialized guidance and training for the non-college students, and our high school does something in fullilling this need. But more emphasis should be placed on vocas tional guidance. The school at present by no means disregards this, but it does not give it the attention it needs-a full-time vocational adviser such as college preparatory students now have. Another improvement in guiding and training the non-college group would be to provide courses in consumer training. We shall ayl be con- sumers .... lThe schoolj should educate for the intelligent use ol radio, movies and newspapers. . . . This would help the student continue his own education, out ol school .... All students should know the workings and background of community life. Hence a three-year combined history and economics course should be required, with lull discussion ol practical life problems. Anne Loeb, who styled herself a urebelf' oltered some radical suggestions: uvve are getting our education in a disjointed, disconnected way. No attempt is made to connect our various subjects - the tact that every subject has a definite label tends to break up our course. Bells divide our course as a knife divides pie into pieces-our minds shouldn't be regulated by bells. Marks, colleges and parents are all closely tied up to- gether. Our parents have drilled into us the idea that marks are the important objective of going to school. Because colleges are interested in. our scholastic records, we are apt to place a great deal ol importance on marks. Some pupils won't even express their own true opinions for fear of the eiiect on marks. My plan is to study living from all its angles. ln one class, under one teacher, learn all about the Middle Ages, for example: their art, science, literature, their place in history, and other aspects of the period necessary for a complete picture. Hamilton Winslow dealt with the more phy- sical aspects ol the school. His suggestions in- cluded longer periods in order to lessen home- work and save time now spent in passing from class to class: four marking periods a year instead of the present six, smaller classes: more stress on sports which will provide fun and recreation in later life: sound-proof walls and tloorsg a more adequate libraryg more facilities, such as a small theatre, more space for manual arts, etc. All these things take money, he said, but it an education is worth having, it will always pay back the money that is spent on it by producing better citizens for better jobs. We cannot get them all at once, but we can work toward them. I 'Of 1-574 jywqg- X ww, M ... Semis QVXXQ 6 I Ralph Alloway lfclwarcl Alvaro .lim Batter Rott Pmaltz Toni Barnes Ricllarrl Bartley Bruce Belcling! l3NYiQllt lgellingjcr Peter Belmont .lolln liertlioucl Uonalcl lilacltlmurn Rolmert llonct ,lacolm Boon Rolxert lg0llCll0I' Vvalter Bracly Alle Pmrayerman Xivilliam Brick Vvilliain lxl. Brown Cill2lI'lK'TS Pmrownne Vliliomas Brunetio .lolin Pmungenstalm Cvmhl Burclnell Rolmerl Burlce Sllerinan Busta .laclc Bye Cornice Byrd Rocco Caponigro cJSllltl1ClC2lflSOIl Francis Eclwarcl Carro Bolm Cawley Paul Ctiase Nic, :las Cllristy JUNIUH lxilsliaw Clislxy lfrlwarcl Coan XVilliam Coe iZxllX'I'l.CT0l1PH Delrorest Cole CNllFiStllS Coleman Raymoncl Coleman Ricllarcl Comlms .lim Connell Nvilliarn Connell ilolmn Conover Ben Crocker Carl Crowclcr .lolm Crum ilolxn Dale Emilio lTAlessanrlro Cl1ilFlC'Slj2lSllC'T James Daviflson Rolmert Davis Alan Uavisson lxlicliael DeNlaio Eugene Delxlarco Carl Dengler George Delvourir Allen Diclie Donalcl Diclison Artliur Dix David Downing Ralpli Driscoll lxlalcolm Dunlevie .lack Durning t lalsteacl liclwarcls Rolvert lflmo Franlc Esposito Roller! Failor Rolmerl t:ill'l1SNYOI'tll .lolin Fetlco Eclwarcl Fleming .losepli ljortunaio Boll Foster Gorclon Freeman Emil tfroelilicli .lulius Cialencler Nicky Gallucci Rinalclo Gallucci George Gardner Vvlarren Caroni Frefl Gernslmvclc Nicllolas fiiannnarino lxlicluael Giuliano Clmarles Crasso Clarence Cray Gillmert Griecler Artliur Grilillitln Rolacrt Hall Paul Hansen Eclwarcl Harris Vauglian Hatlnaway Otto Allmert Heinlein Richard Henry Claus Hincli lawrence Homme-l Kent Hopliins Erwin Hunclertmarlc William Jackson Frank lxlongioi Vvilliarn A lontgornery Diclc Bloore James Dlurpily Cllarles niyers .-Xrclmie Napolitano .AI'Cili6 Neill Leslie Neill Angelo Niclmolais .iolin Panglnurn Niiixe passe-ro Cliarles Pastore James Payne .loiin Perryman Rolnert Peterson Russell Peterson .iosepil Petronaci Sylvester petronaci Antlmonv Posinte Harold Potters Vvarren Qllilllilyf Vvaiter Ray James Reicl Franlc Ricciarcii DuBois Rice Boi: RiCilElTKiSOI1 Bill Ropes Rolvert Rosenllerg Robert Rosslieici Fred Ruccio Solomon Satterwilite lxiarvin Slmaveison George Sigier CLASS E ,M Nlalcolin Sllliill Rolwrt V. Sllliill Scoville Soule .iosepli Spain George Stcplu-ns killfjil Stepllens Howarrl Sliilwvll Ricllarrl Stone Donalci Taggart .iarlc Temple fieralcl Tolcer Piiilip Tucci Horner Vilas Peter Vinceletlv ,lim von ilflill' ililfililfii Vvallier lxiorgan Vvaliaer .ioim Vvallco Forciilam Vvarci Howarci Vvarci .lack Vvarner Franli Vviu-eler ClintonVVl1ite Frecieric Vvlmite Henry Vvliite i,awrcnce Vvilinur Alireci Slielcion Vvise Rolbert Vvittsten Vviliiam Vvolllliagen Tliomas Yates Havelock James Henry James Harry .ianson Charles Knhl Jolin Kennan Larry Kenneciy Xxliiiiillil Ketclnnn George Knipsililci .lolln Knowlton Earle Kulme Cilll1if'fiillilHiS iiloyci Kyle Eciwarci Lane Eric Langerneic r Ci1arlesi-e-lmer Garris Leslie Xviliiam if-wis Frecl ijncisley ian lX'iHCC0Ill1IlCiiliC Gfdilalll lxlacpllerson Eciwarci lxlaclciux Nicky Niaglione Edgar lxfiartin Vvalter lxiartin .lames lxiarturano Leonarci lxfiastrociomenico .ioiin lxiccartily Tiioinas lVlcCarti1y Boly lVlcEwan Bill NicGurii Donald lviclmcllian James iviclwailon Ricilarci lviiiiiifen James lViiils 'N ,U 4.4, J , v . 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Brown Nellie ljmrown Virginia Brown Frances Bruno Alice Buclcl ,lill Bye .lune Cailrey Kennetlia Calclwell Betty Cameron lxlartlra Camplmell Nina Cainplmell lxlarjorie Canaria UNIIJH Nlarion Capitoline ,loseplmine Carclell Mary Anne Carpenter Nlillicent Castner llelen Centolanza Nannelte Clull Peggy Cocks .lacqueline Collins Nicole-na Comasco Gloria Cooli Nlilclrecl Coon Carol Alclyee Corlw Doris Corclner Frances Cottam Dixie Cronli .losenluine lJ.fxi1fll'f'il Sllirlev Dayiclson lzlllll Davis Rutll clel X ll'I'f'lIi0 Plmilornena Deprenrla lxlolly rlvlisle Nlercia Dickinson Alice Dotltls .lune Drayton Harriett Dugan Rutlr Dunlap Betsey Durlmrow Frances Dorzan Anne Eclcly Eileen lfclwarcls Constance Eglmert Carol Eicliner Rutll Engel Pllyllis Falmer Kathleen Farley Wlarie Estller Farrow ivlarie Fewlies Xvillrelmina Flounoy fxlarjorie Freeman Nance Funston Alice Gartner l.ois C:illItlllCl' Angela Ciarnella Elizalmetli Gilmey lxliCllGliIlil Giuliano Constance Cranclagje lxluriel Ciroclowitz Barlmara C,illilSCllPl Doris Gustafson Violet fiuncla Haffg .IHHP Hiill Carol Halsey ,lean Hannan Gloria Hansen Mary Harman-Aslmle Alice Harvey Auclrey Hawtliorne lgarlaara Heinlers Aniy Holrlen Sally Holmes Nlariorie Hutcllison Allverla tlaclison .loyce .laclqson lflla .lolmson .leanette Kamin Anette Keely l.etl1e Kellinger Nlarion Kerr Alary Kitlcl Carrie Kittrell Eclytlw Knowles .lean Kurlmyweit lfclna Lange Florence Little 5 , j5,,gX,, 1-,Nigga ir- 'VIH Carmella Locascio Muriel Lunclstecl Claire ixlacceorge Anne ixiacfiowan Eileen ixiacintosh Elsie ixlacixlillan Rose hlaimone ermne e . ar a , ,1 K i?dilll iilflliiff I tt Gd Elsie lxlartenson ,leanne ixlartin Nlargaret ixlattison Mary Lou Nlayers Ruth Nlctlenry Alice hleelxer Betty Frances N lerriam Claclys ixletzler Virginia Stiller Oha hlinez Nlary ixlonaco .IEICQ llel HP B l0lliQ0l119fy lxlarjorie Bloom Patricia ixloore Corine Blorris lxlyrtle hlorris lxlary Nexx'ell A lary Newitt Jean Nicholson isahella Oiconnor Ruth Gilt Janet Olcott Betty Ann Oihlzlra Antoinette Paolantonio Frances Parish .lean Perryman .loan Peterlcin Jeanne Pettus III. SS Vvinnie Philipps Ann Porter Betty Potts ixlargaret Potts Betty Power Aurora Pozolante Constance Proto Jean Pugh lxiolly-Jane Raclasch .lane Raynolcls Dorothy Reclclerotll Barhara Reed Ellen Rehn Patricia Reicl .lune Rieur Lorraine Ritter hlarianne Rinalcli Glaclys Rolverts lxlartha Rohertshaxv Gavet Roglis Alhina Romano hlacleline Russo Patricia St. Georgie Ruhy Sams i Z Josephine Sanclora J ,J Dorothy Scarhorough Connie Sclnillacw 0' 'r Jane Schlegel . Diana Se-iclel Eclna Sellars Dorothy Sharlcey Ethel Singman Katie Smith lxlaryan Smith Ruth Smith .lean Snoolc Nlargaret Speers fx 0. 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'0l 0 eowe If 9- 0-J V 9 0 0 O C I O I v .',. ink , ,ffN I,F ' I l 4 , rn M 5 'I , ML1. H s , 0. e JMW Aw' ff 1f I 0 t 'I I I S E X- r If I QQ, 4 , , an WWW 99 4 fin 3'ki 'iQf3' W-',,,.,,,,Z.M.., . 'S' 1-, ag4w,.q...- ,I of f 9 5 by 1 1 vi 'EQ A 'f . ' L t he -fix V - - ,,:- - 3 . age W . .Af -notre Wx 5! few 5 X L 2 may . www as Q 448' x .M . f if FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Montclair Opponents 22 Lodi, I9 Vveequahic, 0 Kearney, 0 Nuttey, 51 0 East Orange, 16 14 Cotumtnia. 21 15 Morristown, 0 Glen Ridge, 0 Btoomtietd, 26 FIJIITB LI. 19 Even though the record of the gridiron warriors was not very impressive, the stu- dents ot M. H. S. should toe greatly in- debted to the hoys who made up the 1959 foothatt squad. Every day from 2:50 to 5:50 each player sacrificed a full after- noon to practice at Essex Field. The spirit, co-operation and untiring efforts ot the players were ctearty exhibited during the fait. Tony Lombardi was an outstanding ottensive and defensive end. His zoom- ing punts set many an opponent hack on its heels. C. Chesterman was the fastest man on the Montclair squad. His .most not- able achievement was running hack a kickoff 75 yards for a touchdown against Weequahic. Fred Ruccio alternated at left end with C. J. He was noted for spectacular tacti- ting, even though he weighs only 150 pounds. Montclair was welt tortitied at the tackle positions with Bot: White, John Wise, Waiter Menhinick and Nick Gat- tucci as their statwarts. The excettent playing ot these taoys aided the team a great deal. Irvin Cleveland, John Russo and Vvard Young were guards who had an indomit- able spirit.white playing. The fighting tactics of these tmoys was commented on frequently toy the spectators. For the second straight season Jack Richards was the center. Jack, weigh- ing 175 pounds, was a time defensive center. . . . I, . 1 - .U SE SU 39 Pete Vincellette was Jaclc Richards' un- LlCTSfl1f.Iy Elfld playfffl nohly VVIXCII JEICIC was on the hench. At quarterhaclf was .laclc Colcelaire, who was generally recognized as the team's best hall carrier. His slashing oft-taclcle runs and accurate passing hin- Elfilied many opponents throughout the a . AI Chavies and Al Peterson were two of the Finest hloclfing hacks lxlontclair has had in years. upeatu Cole was a sterling right hall'- haclc. His running and defensive play excelled. The fullhaclc position was ahly Filled airiiittx hy Boh Peterson and Franlc Cranley. Both ol these luoys smashed many an op- ponent's line. Special credit should he given to Flash, the hulldog mascot, which was present at every game .... lvlr. Ferguson, lwlr. Putnam and many other teachers were ardent spectators .... Cheerleaders should he commended for their excellent worli .... The Nl. H. S. Band greatly in- creased the spirit ol the team hy playing stirring loothall songs .... Bill Raymond did a nohle ioh in leading the hand. His military steps gave much color to the ex- hibitions hy the hand hetween the halves. EHUSSEUUNTHY Time l950 cross-country team imeici timree meets. Two were ciuai meets witim Vveeimquaimic anci Vvest Sicie, ami time timirci was time state nmeet. Time Vveequaimic meet was imeici iletween time imaives of time ixiontciainvveequa- inic iootimaii game. iviontciair was cieieateci in timis meet imy time store oi '51-22. Captain Hunter Haii ami ixiarvin ironsicies piacect seromi ami ionrtim, respectiveiy. in time next meet time team iost to Vvest Sicie. Haii again piaceci a very eiose secomi, in time state meet, witim over 200 en- tereii, iiaii piacect ttmirtietim. Time imoys wimo Cornposeci ttme squaci timis year were Captain Haii, irormsicie, Vvaiico, Claiiiey, Ariiien ami Bogarctus. Timis sport is young in time sciuooi imut rapiciiy imeeoming popuiar. SUEEEH Timis year ttme soccer team imaci a nmucim imetter season timan was expeeteci. Vvitim imut few ietternmen returning, timey nmanageti to oimtain time imest recorct in many years. Ttmey iiinisimect time season wittm tive vietories, two ties, anti oniy one cieieat. Ttmis ione cieieat was at time imancis of East Orange, wimo imeat ttmenm, 2-I. Timere were no out- stamting stars, imut the team woriiect weii togetiaer. 8-4 SOCCER SCHEDULE ivlonleiair Cypponermts I Verona. I East Gramrmqe 'S Hawtimorne, I Ci i iton, I East Orange I Ciiitorm, 4 iiawttmorne, 2 Verona, NIONTCLAIR OPPONENTS 24 Aiumni, 27 26 Verona, 23 27 Coiumiwia, 22 55 Glen Rictge, 50 56 Kearny, 23 55 Coinmtmia, 20 W S BASKETBALL LETTERMEN Butch Van Breda Kelff C. J. Chesterman Jack Coicetiaire tan MeeCenneehie Bob Peterson I i MONTCLAIR OPPONENTS 20 East Orzaiige, 55 45 Blair, 52 51 Kearny, 52 52 Verona, 28 51 East Clrange, 52 42 Gien Ricige, 20 BASKETBALL C0ilCil ixianstieict startect Ott wtiat proveci to tue a suc- Cesstui season wittl an inexperienceci team meeting a strong Alumni tive. hiwtll? varsity iost ttle game taut began in tligii sctrooi competition lay winning tive straigtit, up- setting Verona anci Coiumiaia in Ciose games anct ttlen cietieating Cien Rictge, Kearny ami Cotumtgia again. East Orange cieteatect Montclair, 55-29, when a Niontciair tast- tiait Comeimactc faiiect. Blair tmeat tile Blue anci xvhite in a ctazziing game, '52-45. Tile ttlirci ctetieat Came in an over- time game, 52-51, at time tlancis of an improved Kearny team. Piontciair got imacii into tile win coiumn, defeating Verona, 52-28. Tire seconci East Orange game was a tieart-iureaiierg betlinct I0-I7 at trait-time, iwontciair raiiied izut East OfiIllQ0 won in time t-inat minute, 52-51. Glen Ridge was an easy victim in ttle eiosing game, 42-20. S5 TRACK SE!-l5UN TRACK MEETS ltlonicluir Opponents 55 lxlontclair il-9i1CllCl'S, 62 l-H Bloomtielci. Q21 Vveequaliic, 20: Glen Ridge, I2 85 Clifton, 52 Qncl ixlewarlc lnvitation 6871 NVQ-st Sicie. 48'f1 'int Princeton lnvitation 65 Rutgers Frosli, 52 Qncl Nlontclair invitation lst N. J. State lyleet Coacti Vvooclmanis I939 atllletes pilecl up wins in dual meets over Clifton, West Sicte and Rut- gers Freshmen, losing only to time lwlontclair State Teachers' College. Anottler one-sided victory came in tile quadrangular meet witli Bloomfield, Vveequaliic and Glen Ridge. At Princeton, Nlontclair tool: ttxircl place, tmeing beaten tJy Bar- ringer and East Orange. Tiie Barringer team also proved itselt to be superior in tlie Newark anti Montclair Invitation Meets, wliere lwontclair lost lay I0 and 18 points, respectively. ln ttie State Meet our team accomplished the unexpectecl anct won l3y 3 points. Captain Diclc Ferguson ancl C. J. Ctlesterman lecl ttie team with victories in ttme mile and low l1urclles, Also in ttxe scoring were Lombardi, Fortunato, Burgi, Alling, Cliant. Vviggfin, Heyer, Williams, Hjelstrom, Jamme ancl Hill. TENNIS Tile txt. H. S. tennis team in H230 experienced a mediocre season. Vvinning six out ot ttlirteen matctwes, time team did wett tor an inexperienced combination. .tBlltCt1., Van Breda Kottf, .tacit Rictlards, UB0die Bit0S?Ilttlilt, Arttmur Hattgren, Rand Brock and Roger Thompson played during time season. After Coacti Sprague found tlis tuest comtvination, ttie team did tletter and tmy time end ot time season was winning consistentty. Doutmte victories were scored over Gten Ridge and West Orange and singte wins over Paterson East Side and Kearny. For ttie second successive year, tile Nt. H. gott team won ttle state ctiampionstiip. playing a totat ot sixteen matcties with ottwer sctloots, tt1e team iost onty to Blair, state prep-sctloot Ctlam- pions, Catder and Vandertrott were time out- standing ptayers tor ttwe team. Botti were among ttle top rantcing tligtx sctloot ptayers in time state. Ferguson and Underwood atso ptayed very wett. Ttiis year ttwe outtootc is very tarigtit witti Vander tiott, Ferguson, Underwood and ottler promising ptayers returning. iwr. Atutnott deserves credit for the excettent way tie tias coactmed ttwe team. V GULF - ,,....-Il Ml-I5 - Pvesenifn a full lenqila jeatuwe FALL H H Y tittte rain, the tast was her Qth. The season ctosed in Essex Fietd on the 20th This year the Fatt archery was divided into two groups. Both groups met at Essex Field from three to tour oictoctxg Vvednesdayss group under the super- vision ot Ntiss twtitter, and Thursdayts under the di- rection ot tVtr. Barttett. Due to the had weather, the groups were unahte to meet at the tietd more than tive times during the eight-weetc season. in order to E get a chevron, the girts had to Hshootu severat rounds hetween Thanksgiving and Christmas. The girts who UStl0tu the required numher of times received a chevron. Janet Tt1C tNl0C SCHSOI1 opened with a generat meet- ing in the gym September Qlst. Adah ixtartxer was etected president anrt txtary Genties, manager. These girts were recommended tor the Athletic Honor Rott and Witt receive white chevrons for having tneen competent ofticers. txiiss ivtitter, the president, and the manager chose tive girts as captains of teams which were given cotiege names. There were ahout fifteen girts on each team, and each team ptayect every other team twice. The tirst game was played Septem- ber Sth and, due to quite a not finished untit Novem- a game with Glen Ridge at , which was tost, 'S-0. HEHY Smatt and Gladys Ntetzter, Presidents of th e two groups, received an extra point and were put on the Athletic Activity H 0 n 0 r Roll. 90 WI TEH Basketball was organized during the last weelc ol January and on the ninth ol this month the season started. There were nine teams, with about twvelve girls on each team. Tues- days and Thursdays were the meeting days lor all the teams scheduled to play. Adah lxlarlter was chosen President and Flartha Belle manager. lwlontclair played Qalen Ridge, at Glen Ridge, on Nlarch twentieth. The game , was well played and our girls put up a good light. The score was 26-23, lvlont- clairys lavor. Adah lxlarlter will be put on the Athletic Activity Honor Roll lor being a successful President and Martha Belle as a successful manager. B A 5 Over lorty girls came out lor volleyball this year and lour teams were chosen. The captains of these teams were Margaret Allen, Doris Fitchette, Mildred Le Compte, and Ziona Neubauer. A schedule was drawn up so that two games were played each weelc. ln this way each team played every other team at least twice. At the end of the season a representative team was chosen and a game was arranged with Caldwell High. Mem- bers of this team, who were chosen by the girls them- selves, were Alice Budd, .laclcie Feldman, Evelyn Gupton, Jane Hall, lnez Johnson, Mary Jane Kelly, Wlildred Le Compte, Helen Lehman, Adah Nlarker and .lanet lxlorrison. 91 SPHI Ii BASEBALL At the iirst tyasehall meeting, which was held the weelc following the Spring vacation in April, Kath- erine Nlarlcer and Polly Fishler were electecl presi- clent and manager, respectively. Miss Ryan, together with these tyvo officers. chose six captains, who in turn chose memhers tor their teams. These teams were namecl after girls' colleges. At the close ot the season, Smith had captured lirst place in the league, having won live games, and Hollins second, with three wins ancl two cieteats. Katherine Marlcer was Sixty-tive girls came out tor tennis this spring. Bar- bara Grant was electecl presiclent ancl Helen Green- man, manager. A few ot the girls not wish to en- ter a tournament and de- cicieci to play once a weelc at Essex Fielcl. Only tvven- ty-live girls brought hack signecl slips from home ap- proving ot their participa- tion ancl these were allowed to enter the competition. Al- though small, this tourna- ment was quite successful, as all the matches were played on time. Barbara Grant clefeatecl Molly Brewer in the finals and became the winner ot' the tournament. Besides receiving a white chevron, Barbara was put on the Athletic Honor Roll and receivecl an extra point for being President ot Tennis. recommencteci tor the Ath- letic Honor Roll and will receive a white chevron lor having heen a good otticer. TENNIS WHITE CHEVRON Winter Virginia Adams 15, Virginia M. Adams 12, Barbara Allen Margaret Allen Mariory Anderson Marjory Bachman Marguerite Bebbington 12, Janice Bedell Martha Belle 12, Gloria Bemard 14, Molly Booth 12, Doris Braden Molly Brewer Nellie Brown 12, Eileen Buclcley 12, Alice Budd 14, Martha Campbell 12, Helen Centolanza 12, Babbie Carter Antoinette Carpenter Barbara Conner Catherine Cole Eva Cummings Elizabeth Darben Rosemary Darben Barbara Dean Helen Delmam Edith Famum Jacqueline Feldman 12, Doris Fitchette Virginia Flint 12, Carmen Fox Joan Grant Betty Grohe Evelyn Cvupton 12, Jane Hall 12, Enid Halliburton Alberta Jaclrson 12, Inez Johnson 12, Cvlaclys Kee 12, Mary Jane Kelly 12, Barbara Kennarcl Helen Kjonsbeg Helen King Eclna Lange Mildred Le Compte Helen Lehman 12, Caroline loeibcnsperger 15, Muriel Lunslecl 13, Claire lhlaccieorge Adah Marlrer 16, Muriel Marlcer 15, Lois Massenburg Eileen McAllister Mary McCrostie Sue MacMillan Gladys Ivlctzler Orene Morris .lanet Morrison Mary Mosenthal 12, Ziona Neubauer Ruth Ollt 15, Norma Parliment Barbara Pendleton Winnie Phillips Barbara Reed Betsy Reynolds June Rieur 12, Dorothy Robe Gladys Roberts Molly Rodash 12, Barbara Ross Myra Shafer Marian Segerberg Harriet Shairen .1-,. r I-IW!-IHD5 WHITE CHEVRONS Winter 1Cont'd, Janet Small 14, Shirley Smith 12, Shirley Stevens 13, Ruth Sunclell Eleanor Taylor Ruth Taylor 15, Annette Terlizzi Elizabeth Turner 15, Judy Twist Ruth Williams Margaret Whitehead BLUE CHEVRONS Winter Alice Budd Elizabeth Darben Rosemary Darben Marjorie Freeman Inez Johnson Mary Jane Kelly Mildred Le Compte Helen Lehman Adah Marlcer 15, Lois Massenburg Eileen McAllister Janet Morrison Mary Mosenthal Annette Terlizzi WHITE CHEVRONS Spring Margaret Allen Marguerite Bebbington Martha Belle 15, Peggy Blackwell Carolyn Bloom Peggy Bonsal 14, Molly Brewer Betty Brown Alice Budd Jill Bye Josephine Cnrdell Mary Anne Carpenter Helen Centolanza June Cool: 12, Elizabeth Darben Peggy Dowfls Carol Eichner 14, Virginia Flini Harriet Francisco 12, Mariory Freeman Constance Ghee Joan Gies Helen Greenman Jane Hall Harriet Hathaway Audrey Hawthome 12, Cora Hester Amy Holden Alberta Jaclcson Mary Kidd Edna Lange Anne MacGowan Sue MacMillan 15, Adah Marlcer 15, Jeanne Martin Vera Mascera Gladys Metzler Ruth Oltt 1, Eileen Olwallgl Ora Pozolante June Rieur 12, Berry Smith Ruth Willtinson 14, A. BLUE CHEVRONS Spring Marguerite Bebbington Molly Brewer 12, Alice Budd Gloria Cool: 12, Virginia Flint Cora Hester 15, Mary Kidd Edna Lange Adali Marlcer 15, Gladys Metzler Mary Newitt Ruth Ol:lt Jean Perryman Eleanor Randle Gladys Roberts Diana Seidel 12, Edna Sellars Janet Small Betty Smith Annette Terlizzi Marian Van Dylce Elizabeth Whitney Katherine Wuerth Concetta Zaccarella LETTER Adall MBYICCT NUM ERAL Adah Marlrer WHITE CHEVRONS Fall Barbara Allen Margaret Allen Virginia Beach Marguerite Bebbington Janice Bedell Martha Belle 12, Jane Bernard Peggy Bonsal 12, Molly Booth 12, Beatrice Borowitz 15, Edith Brown Nellie Brown 12, Eileen Buclrley Alice Budd Martha Campbell 15, Nina Campbell Anne Carpenter 14, Helen Centolanza Barbara Conner Eva Cummings Grace D'Alessandro Doris Dalrin , Rosemary Darben ' Barbara Dean Mercia Diclcinson Jeanne Ehlers Carol Eichner 12, Jacqueline Feldman Ruili Ficlieiie Carmen Fox Rose Frasca Marjory Freeman Mary Gentles Betty Gerber Joan Cvrant Evelyn Cvupton Alma Helwig Jane Hemleb Cora Hester WHITE CHEVRONS- Fall 1Cont,d, Enid Halliburton Alberta Jaclcson Inez Johnson Bemadine Joyce Barbara Juergens Jeanette Kamin Mary Jane Kelly Barbara Kennarcl Helen King Barbara Knotte Mildred Le Compte Helen Lehman Caroline Leibensperger Ruth Ludlow Sue MacMillan Aclah lvlarlrer 14, IVluriel Marlcer 16, Jeanne Martin Lois Massenburg Margaret Mattison Gladys Metzler Peggy Monison Orene Morriss Mary Mosenthal Ruth Olilt 12, Gloria Parlcins Dorothy Pearson Joan Peterldn 12, Margaret Potts Betty Pom Barbara Reed 12, Patty Randle Audrey Reid Betsy Reynolds Helen Rodey Barbara Roy Harriet Shalran 12, Shirley Stevens Janet Small 15, Julia Swerslcy Frances Summer Nancy Taggart otha Tarry Ruth Taylor Elizabeth Turner Judy Twist Edwina Tyndale Mary Wallace Josephine Williams 12, Ruth Williams 12, BLUE CHEVRONS Fall Gloria Bernard Molly Booth Eileen Buclrley Alice Budd Gertrude Coclcelair Mary Cventles Betty Grohe Evelyn Cvupton Adah Marlcer Gladys Metzler Winnie Phillips Gladys Roberts Janet Small X fi, 95 was-Qvebem 5 ckgkj Q xvfixff? Eff' D113 OFFIZIICRIQ DES DIZUTSCHEN KREISES Dar Prvsiiienl IWIAX GREEFF Der Vice presirlenl KENNIITII LA1510TT Dia Scfxriftfiillrvrin JANE IRVING Der Kussvnwnrt CLAUS IHNCK Die furor IV.f lT4'l'1fl BIRS. SMITH LES O1 IflCIIfRS DU Cl2RC'I,Ii FRANCAIS PFl1S1iII'Ilft' H011 BRUNDAGFI Vice Prmfsiclvllk' ZIONA NIQUIKAUIZR Secretuire Cw0TI'L'Sl70l1lIKlll1 FRANK GOODNIAN Svcrcflairv Ifnregislmnle lVlADlfl.1flNF 'IIULST Trrisoriifra ANNE LOIIIX Fluff flu Coniile IIUS leflfflliI'Il1SSt'HlI'1l1S BIOLLY BR1iVVl'R ITUCIIHKS WUS5 NVARD pg.-vu-Q-v-vw--W LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Le Cercie Francais int foncie en 1908 et reor- ganise en 1913. Depuis ce jour-15 ii s'est beau- coup accru. En janvier 1914 ies membres pre- senterent cieux pieces de iwoiiere. Eviciemment eiies piurent bien 5 Vauditoire, car on continua E1 cionner une iete ciiaque annee apres jusqu'5 un peu apres ia guerre. Au printemps Cie 1918 ie Cercie montrn ie vii interet que ies Americains nvnient pour ies Francais quanci ii envoya quatre- vingts rioiiars fi une famine francaise sans res- sources 51 cause cie 1a guerre. Aujourciiiiui ie Cerc1e Francais est un cies p1us gruncis ciuims Cie 1'6co1e. Nous esperons qu'i1 continuera gl cionner cies iieures joyeuses 53 tous ceux qui s'interessent 5 in inngue franquise. DER DEUTSCHE KREIS Der Zwecic cies Deutsciien Vereins, ist cier, dass aiie iwitgiieder 1Jesser mit einancier ideimnnt wer- cien und in geseiiiger Unteriiaitung ciie Deutsciie Spraciie izesser iernen. Aucii versuciit c1er Verein Ciurcii Vortrlsige einen Eininiicic in Deutsciie Ver- iiiiltnisse zu gewinneng zum Beispieiz Ein Herr Froeiiiicii icam unci iiieit einen Vorv trag iiiner ciie Entwiciciung der Deutsciien Han- cieismarine. Dann icam einmai Frau Niounl und iiiustrierte iiiren Vortrag, iiizer die Deutsche Kunst, mit versciiiedenen Biiciern. Nlanciimai singen wir Deutsche Voiicsiieder und wir iiaben den Deutscixen Verein von Bioomiieici bei uns geiiabt und mit iimen ein Information, Please, Program geiiililrl. LATIN CLUB SocIaIiIaiis Laiinae consiIium est facere ui nos socIaIes Romanorum et Graecorum antiquorum viiam moresque meIius compreI1encIamus. Anno quoque Inis cIe reIJus noIJis incIutus orator verI1a facit. Exirema Iiieme acI IXIuseum IVIeIr0poIi- ianum iier Iacimus ut popuIorum aniiquorum vera vestigia Vicleamus. Sine cIuIJio, auiein, media Maia n0IJis Ieri gaudium surnmum. E0 tempore, gerenies vesiis Romanorum aniiquorum, Convi- vium ceIeIJramus in atrio SCoIae Superioris IVIonI- cIairensis. Poslquam omina secuncla reperia sunt, dominus saIuIationem divit. Cena quam digitis nostris ecIimus a servis serviiur. TiIxicine cIucente, h'iCIliniarCI1e porCuIum Cocium Ierenie, pompa servorum singuIorum cenam Ierentium inirai. Cena c0ncIusa, poeta ocIam acI VirgiIiuin scriplam a Tennysone canit. Denique cIominus cIiciI: VaIete, vaIeteIH et Imospiies cIisCecIunI. Hoc convivio s0cIaIiIas Latina acI Iinein annum Iert. IL CIRCOLO ITALIANO Che cosa 6: il circoIo? cIomancIo un inseg- nante cIi geomeiria. Sapete quaIe fu Ia risposta? EccoIa: Usignor Maestro, il circoIo e queI Iuogo dove mio parIre va tufte Ie sere. Ma aI CircoIo IiaIiano cIeIIa nostra scuoIa non si va di sera. AIIe sue acIunanze neI pomeriggio gIi sfudenii godono dei programmi di ricreazione e di delizia inIeIIettuaIe. IncIirnencIicaIJiIe queIIo di Naiale con Ia conferenza iIIustrata su: La Madonna neII'Arie IIaIiana.H Parecchie madri presenli, ospiti cIeI CircoIo, non soIo gustarono gIi squisiti rin- frescI1i cosi Iaen preparati e serviti con signoriIe ga1'IJO e gfrazia cIaIIe nosire Qiovaneile, ma si unirono a cantare in itaIiano gli inni naIaIizi. Tu Scendi cIaIIe SteIIe, inteneri moIte deIIe care macIri. Fra Ie diverse giie QIi siudenti Ilan visiialo Ia Fiera IVIoncIiaIe, I'Opera, e Ia Iwosira cI'ArIe IiaIiana, I I CLI I'FFIC'IAI.I DEI, CIR FOLO ITAI .IANO Presillerlh' 'IVIlCI'IFI.li PASQUALICCHIO xVil'P'pfPSil,l'7lfP GlUSI'PPlNA n'ANnREA Segrelaria VINCITNZINA CLSTONE Tesoriere ANUELINA DAMIANO IXIIPIIIIIFI zIc-I Conr'iIio rappresen- Ianii If- Ire rIassi: I'Inri4'Ilt'IIa Shaf- ran. f'arIo Gmwo, Tc-rr-sa Damiano, ConsigIim-re Jr-IIa I:uc'oIIa ed in- sc-gnanie, il Sig. Anlonin CnIinn1Iro. IATIN CLUB OFFICERS Presirleni I-'RANK GUUDMAN Secretary Treasurer NICHOLAS CHRISTY Clmirmun of ffuleriuinmen! Cw0l7lI7I.IHl'I' AIIIFE IVIIQFKER FucuIIy Adviser MISS NIQXVIIALI, AYIATII JN Cl .l 'B OI-'IA ICIJZRS Prof-idf-nf. . . ,... 1.1 mum: Hlil.VVlG Yin' Prusirlvnf. . , .... LIJXVARIT FRANCE Sw-miury. . . , . .JAUK GASTON Furully Aflvisvr. . . . . .:1R. urn 100 SPC JR'I'SNIAN'S Cl .UB Olfl-'IVIQRS Prvsimlmlf. ., .. Svcrvfury Trvusurvr. . , . , Fucully Arf1'isw'. FIQNIOR RITPRIQSE Prvsirlvlll, , . . . Vim-Prffsiclvlll, . . . , Svrreiury Trvusurvr. . . . . . .1 Farully Arluisvr .... . . JOHN IHANCHI .ISDH FLANSIXURU . . AIR. SPRAGUE N'l'ATlVlfS . ALFRED PETERSON , . DIORT Gl.IfI.SON llfl,l-ZN GREENMAN . . . MRS. PILCHER rllilrix frllnd QHHUJQIJLUJERS URL violins cvvllns violins Shing Bn vl4Flllllllf'lQ VI-ITYIIIINIIN' Hull:-5 ffl l.nnr-, Captain lmqurlim- Nlmuigmn xx I :lx 1-n fVlr'.'XHiQlr-r Hmm' Barium ll ll IXJXIIHS Isklil IHYHNXNIJTIID lil Illllflt' NIL Him Il. BAND Flutes Bassoon Trumpets SilX0pIl0IN S -Clarinuls :ln-I l'rul1'Ix' .xrlriwr 2-Bznrihrm-s fr- I rullllmnvf P1-l,1'flllQSi0Il GLEE CLUB OFFICERS president Mom ULm2soN Vifvfprvsirlerlt NANCY FAGGART Secretory Grmcia tlumcnr TTC'llSIlfPf Sronimm' SMITH iwusic Lihrnrinn Wll.LlAD1 IQIFIHQLL 'lbs . ,lf ,z ',,. so F ...Q '.l'- cf' v.-U 'o F' X rxoa Q ref' U? 1'-'JQQQF 5- ef X Qc vfcofyrbc A CAppELLA CHQIR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB A musical organization ot which the school is extremely proud is the A Cappella Choir, which has gained by its singing a worthwhile reputa' tion. The choir is composed of juniors and seniors who have had previous Chorus training, and occasionally sophomores who have shown unusual musical ability. Each year the choir par- ticipates in the Christmas and Spring concerts. lt also visits the various junior high schools in Montclair to show the students what type ot' musical organizations there are in the High School. This spring, the choir was again extended an invitation to sing at the New York VVorld's Fair. This invitation and the worlc done by the choir is clue to the able direction ot its conductor, Mr. Ward. The Girls' Glee Club, composed of junior and senior girls, is an organization under Mr. VVard's leadership, ol which the school is very proud. The members ot this organization are independent ot any other Glee Club. The girls are chosen tor the liine quality ot their voices rather than tor the volume of tone which is needed by a member of the A Cappella choir. This experience in singing alone with girls' voices proves very valuable to those girls who upon en- tering college become members ot girls' glee clubs. Songs ot all types and arrangements which are suited for girls, voices are sung. However, the girls sing at the Christmas Concert with the other choirs. SPIRITUAL CHOIR Another outstanding choral group is the Spir- itual Choir. They have established an unsur- passed reputation in the music ol Nlontclair High School for their interpretations ol Negro spirit- uals. They are called upon to sing many times during the year, both in school and out. The choir sings only the authentic spirituals. This choir is made up ol the outstanding voices ol' Negro pupils. Each year the choir gives a concert lor the heneht of the scholarship Iund which it created lor a student desiring to further his or her educa- tion. The requirements for this scholarship are that the student shall have been talcing the college preparatory course, have been a memher ol the choir for two years, and shall have shown out- standing ahility. CHRISTMAS CONCERT The soIt, melodious tones ol an organ stole through the auditorium and into every listening ear ol the capacity audience. As the organ pealed Iorth a loeautilul melody, every eye was lixed on the two hundred and lilty choristers adorned with white surplices draped with red stoles. The col- ored Iights shining on the figure of an angel which hovered over the singers, made a very im- pressive sight. With the strains of the I..ord's Prayer, the Christmas Concert was under way. The beauty and slcill with which the songs were sung captivated the audience. The success of the concert was, ol' course, due in large measure th ur I' Vvard to the conscientious worlc of the conductor, Ar- A-4LnJ v sr - 'v- '7 ' v , I 4,4 SPIRITUAL CHOIR OFFICERS President WILLIAM MONROE Vice-President IVIYRTLE Momus Secrefaryjlqreasllfer ELBERTA Hmrizs Manager .IULINE BARTEE Assistant Manager MARGARET WEBB 04 STAGE LIGHTING SQUAD Mary Ur-nllvs Paul Ewing clfllrgo xxvllflilflll-I Bvssiu fulmcy xxyilliillll K!'lL'l!llIll Dmmhl Dixon Rolu-rl Nlvlfwan Frank Vvlnc-4-In-r Dennis Allvnrn lfflwurml Hum: Alf. Young, Vnruffy Aclmsvr, iizlxx 4Il'll Llhlll NUMBERS STAGE CRILVV 1939-1940 llmsnral Fm-rgmnlm Jolm lfnlwisllc a -' lx a 1 v A ,I um 5 Tlfllll' um Vit-lm' xml I-AMI-r I1-unnnl Nludrcm Tlmnms Robbins .IOIIII IQUSSO Mr. Bnrllctl, Frm' Sault:-r Faculty Advisor. ASSEMBLY COMN'Il'lTEE Nlisc 511-rrill, Phyllis Pc-uso Clmirnmn. Ridlgxrc! fjnklc-y Susan Nlncflillmx Ffflllk CEOOIIIIIFJII .IIIIIP Dszmlcl Sllc-pllcrcl Van Yuorlxi OLTDUUR 'l'R.XI I'IC SQITAD I 930710 U1 C lmrlva lfwlrmrc, fvupluin of .Xlurnfny Sqzuul. 1.1-mmnl Nl.utrrnIm1uv1xl rr, f'uy1fuin of .xflurvumrr Squu N Ir. Nuung, l'u1'H!lv .Xf1f'1v'l'. .I. Bl 'R SARS .XSSISTANTS Vidar N4nx'.sIe Rolwri Rm:-n I'mnr'iQ I5llikC'Illil Agulirm ljurnfm lxlurir- Zmlinu fxlury' lrtiftllllillll Bc-lly SQIIIISIUI' BQ-lly Xvnnl Nlr. fxlrlmll, Hnrmr. IYIJUUR 'I'R.XI Ifll' SQI 'XD I'fillll I4 IXVHY 1.1-urw IX.n4 fu f upluin- of l'i:w! lumix Fllifl Ijnllll 'QU IIIQ, fwuyvfuin of 511111111 lnmll Flliff, xlr, Pllllmnl, 'Tru ullv ,x4I!'iQ1'F. lNTliRNA'l'lONAL Cl.Ul5 orFlcERs E l'll'RI5lART l3lsN0 Presitlenl ljinius l'ieAsii Vice Presirleut lcwlllllflllflll of Program tN0lllllllli4'0, lxlAR.IORll. l'okTr.R Secretary bliss .lo1iNsoN of l:uCulty xlrluiser Xu K, wo pc' Fil- of 5 I 11-,Ib tx Q ef Q DRAlVl1X'l'lC CLUB Ul:l:lf'lfRS BlQ'l l'X'li l'owliR President NANCY Sco'l r Nlil'Hrl,l'K'SilIK'Yli .ARTHUR llALl.uRl1N Sefrelurv Rfxulli .ALLOWAY Treasurer NR. Auuusrmrz Faculty Adviser THE INTERNATIONAL CLUB DRAMATIC CLUB This year the lnternational Club, under the direction ol bliss Johnson, has tried to have as varied programs as possible. The aim has been to present, through persons ol authority, the view- points ol many ditterent nations. ln this way the Club hoped to gain a broad and unbiased out- looli on the current world situation. ln order to give each student a chance to participate in the meetings, discussion groups were planned. The Club also went on several lield trips. The Club has done its best to give the students an interesting baclcground on the world of today and to malce each one ol' them leel a part ol the Club. 106 Re-liormed last year, the Dramatic Club has as its model the lirst lvl. H. S. Dramatic Club ol '29 and '50. The First and second plays given by this club were given in the springs ol' '39 and 140. The lvirst play Was, The Qihost Story, by Booth Tarltington. Liliing this author. the club presented another ol his plays, mlnhe Trysting Place. The characters ol' the latter were played by Nancy Scott. Marjorie Vvoltl, Bettye Power, Ralph Alloway, Arthur Hallgren and Donald Bliss. Through lVlr. Augustines able teaching the Club learned much about voice control and enunciation. Though the membership ol the Club this year was rather low, due to the new- ness ol the association, the size and the prestige ol the original club is hoped and aimed lor. Cups, awards and honors are boasted by lxlr. Augus- tine llor the acting ol' the ,QO and '50 Dramatic Club. NlUL'NTAlNEER Alter spending a little more than a month in practicing the lunclamentals ol newspaper con- struction, ancl carrying on its suhscription cam- paign, this year's Hlxlountaineeru stall, a special senior English class, puhlishecl the lqirst ol the sixteen regular issues ol the uhlountaineern on Uctoher 20. As a part ol this year's activities, in aclclition to these regular issues, the statl also createcl a special miniature newspaper lcnown as the UYodeler,U which macle its appearance on the clay helore Thanksgiving. Another part ol the year's activities incluclecl attendance hy memhers ol the Mlxlountaineeru stall at the North ,lersey and Columhia Scholastic press Conlerences ancl a visit to one ol' the larger newspaper plants in this flismci. S'l'UDEN'I'-FACUI.TY COMMITTEE The youngest organization ol' the school is the Stuclent-Faculty Committee. It startecl last year with a numher ol stuflents interestecl in a group in which school prohlems would receive olllicial recognition, ancl which woulcl worli to clear them up. Vvith the approval ol the tvaculty, it was organizetl, ancl hegan to holcl meetings in Decem- her. The Committee is composecl ol' three liaculty memhers anct eighteen stuclents electecl lrom varie ous groups in the school. It has no executive power: it merely consirlers prohlems, ancl presents its conclusions to lvaculty memhers who have the authority to act upon these conclusions. There- lvore it is to the creclit of the Committee that its suggestions have been carriecl out. ,-.. MOI, 'N'l','XlNl-'I-fR lfDl'I4ORl.'Xl. S'I'.'Xl'l Allen Davenport lifllfflfrtllrcwlltt'-I xlssistanls: Usm ar lrallc, Bruce Cars- wt-II. lrvin flexelanct, .laclc fffrion- nor, :xlillirent cwUfllI1l'I', Peter Hur- lrm, Xvarren Dix, lsahel Boolu-r. Paoli llarlchurst, .lane lrving, Lois Ball, fi 1-4r rge Kays, liileen Scanlon. Anite Hott, Rav Giherson. Donalcl Allllvrroll, lcklllln' lllulllpsull, ,lilfli Xxytlsufl. Husiuess Stott: Flax Uri-ell, .loan Kastner, Peggy Kurlryweit. Alf. Hellgll, lxlr. Hint Faculty i'xfIl'tS4'f'S Slit 'IJIiN'I'-PM'l,7lfl'Y CO3 lNll'l I'tfIi OFFICICRS Ton lXllACc1AL'Gtil 1.1'v Chairman. 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Caucfst-xe1t Bi42 ..as to Mtv' 'T-:'rlWt.E'Lx vii z g:1QW,:7t it 1 Vvhen school opened on September eleventh, the Second World War was entering into its second week ot operations. rlhis was brought about by a counter-attack by Germany on Poland, in which the German le- gions, with the aid ot a rear occupation by Russia, went blitzkrieging through Poland in less than three weeks. This time Mr. Chamberlain didnt tty to Munich. England and France declared war two days alter Qrermany s ' counter-attackf' in December came the news that Russia had invaded Finland to liberate her helpless citizens trom a vicious and tyrannical government. Finland seemed doomed to die a quick death at the hands ot the Russian Bear. Then reports came ot Finnish annihilations ot whole Russian di- visions. The Finns put up a game light but were forced to sign untavor- able peace terms on March 12. Around the Sinoaiapanese war tront, halt ot China's vast millions were subjected to a puppet government set up by the Japanese. P1 his by no means meant that China was Wholly conquered RCIH6ml76F? At the close ot 1959 everyone in this country was going around with a certain song on his lips- Scatterbrainf Everywhere you went you heard it. H1 know 1'll end up apoplectic, but thereis nothing 1 can do-.H A short time afterward it was replaced by Oh, Johnny. Oh! That song put Grrin Tucker tenth in the Make Believe Ballroom Orchestra Popu- larity Contest. In that same poll, Glenn Miller came up trom compara- tive obscurity to take an overwhelming tirst place. Artie Shaw,s skyrocket to tame ended abruptly when he walked ott the bandstand one night and didn,t return. Another event ot importance to a large number ot swing fans was the return ot Coleman Hawkins from his six-year sojourn in Europe. During the summer Jimmy Dorsey shattered all existing records at the twieadowbrook, favorite spot of Montclair High School and the rest 'JAZZ' ' B mb of Northern Jersey. And then remember Glenn Niillens ln the Mood, r1f.i,4NUZlS 0 , ,M ' .. ., , .. , , .. , XM, f' . lam 4 My Prayer, by Jimmy Dorsey? The Jumping Jive treally solid to all . 4, . . i r0ffEll!1 Q41 -.Raider-i Attack onhliqnze A l .. .. MHA R ls Called Mistake 01' his cats and chicks that are hepi by the Cab ot Calloway: Cherokee, by ' !l ' ' all 'Pe h E I 1 ICFC P f-:..,,j-yl'-fI g -- 'f,,f0'q'.f'ff,, 'kgri Charlie Barnett, and a dozen others. A new dance craze, not quite so 7' MATH! -f,1jQft-jfjbgfv1?4eadI,V,B0HlbWfnsilZ5t Popular as The Big Applef, but still good, was raging, Misa Congaf' ic-at f L 31y,jww....,g' my.NavVT iw. Remember? 11.13-.f- ,. H H n.,.74,,'g1,fq5fgi..,,-,.,,., CSIS,-..,,' Q ' ' 3 - ' 3 i J-1 The Yankees took their tourth straight VX7orld's Series the Cincinnati ' 1 Girl Wins Arr License W ,gg-...g.. M... . V. .l . , Ogg r,.,,Q,.,, g?,,..,,,,l.iB Reds captured their hrst pennant since 1919, and the Brooklyn Dodgers V Fd ' ' Luft '. . . . ' K . . W f ' 33,50t:lIa,.dBivl:ha-.f'7i.4'12. 011111 Await 1 hnlshed in third place tor the llrst time since 1951. Cilenn Cunningham S f.QL,A1h..,,,f. UCFS Stahl , S 'g brilliant record was shattered by six deteats before he retired. In the K' Ibfngrhs utSAgf?nti22 Rose Bowl, Tennessee lost to the Trojans ot Southern Calitornia. Joe me e' DD223-l,f'jf1.g5:W,gg10,13 Louis ran out ot opponents, and was said to be slipping when he tailed to .y AUZU8 'Mp' hj ': knock out a crouching South American panther named Godoy. .. es E- . R 4 v 1 -mx., awk,-. an lre ff. emem Jer. - S' Us 'fb3 .f ' 'if P 2' . 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HULL.. , f HL, -'n1,,,,,, , fl mg, U. 913 N A- ,MACH y Then the movies ol' the year. tfione Witlm the Nvindn tops the list -three years in the making and iour million dollars spent in production, at last reports reserved seats were selling eight weeks in advance at the Astor in New York and lines were waiting an hour and a hall at the Cap- itol. At the same time two feature length cartoons were vying for lame, Gulliver,s Travelsfi a lwlax Fleischer production, and Upinocchiofi a Vvait Disney picture. i.ast reports indicated a walk-away for Walt. Other stand-outs were HGoodhye. lVlr. Chipsf' HlVlr. Smith Goes to Wash- ingtonf' HNinotchka,', and 550i lxlice and lxienfi Spectacular perlorm- ances were turned in hy Bette Davis tas usualj, Spencer Tracy tdittoi, Garho tot' coursei, Rohert Donat, Jimmy Stewart and Vivien tscarlett Oihiaral Leigh. Radio Quiz programs were still the rage, with Uinlormation, Pleasef, at the top. The Jack Benny program was voted hest on the air lor the seventh straight time. it was also voted the hest comedian show on the air with Fred Allen a close second. Popular plays ol the year were Uphiladelphia Story, Little Foxes!! and UHellzapoppin'.H mliohacco Road.. continued into its seventh year and HAhe lincoln in lllinoisf' with Raymond Nlassey, was put into the movies. The hest-seller hook ol' the year, Grapes oi VVrath,H was also made into a movie. Other popular hooks: uifitty Foylef, hy Christopher lxfiorley, uinside Asia. a follow-up of the popular Ulnside Europef, hy John Gun- ther, and the Nazi Bihle, 'Wiein Kamplf, an autohiography ol Hitler. The nation was shocked hy the death of Senator William E. Borah, lor over thirty years a respected memher ol Congress. President Roosevelt appointed his tiith Supreme Court Justice. We had two Thanksgivings along with two Xvorlds Fairs. The question of the year was, Uvvill lxfir. Roosevelt run lor a third term?U R6Ul6IlllJCf in school our students carried their good work into college. The school received several awards lirom dilllerent institutions as recognition ol outstanding achievements hy its graduates. The lwlath Team placed sec- ond in the N. Y. U. Competition. An elllort was made to revive hasehall as a school-sponsored sport. Student participation in assemhlies was re- ceived favorably. Soon after ixlid-year we were shocked to learn that iwlr. lxlccoy was leaving to accept a position at lxfiichigan, his Alma Nlater.-The winter was marked by steady cold and more skating than we can remember. A uvalentine Blizzard resulted in no school the next day-an event unparal- leled in the mind of the oldest senior. Long-idle skis got several days oi' violent exercise. All these and many more are the memories of the 1959-40 school year which make it unquestionahly a year to Remember? , ,W'Da'i't i'ii3tEli:iif .LifiT2::'5f.asf1' 1 iv it 2 - U... s'9 'ed L EARS phithsal-re K sf3Q'L'f1R'tL'..g.x:.. ' -. 'J Girls 'B I ff-TEST'W4-----.M nv-Sv -f-1 H., ' -2' Z?L'tQ.i.-1- 1g1::..,L... .. - . .X ' 'if Pg-gfgtzgwilifi ..M2:'m--s- ..,... . 3f2'L .Ti1 5a'9 Ends is E...-3 901 'b.,B2'if?,:eiCGame 51 skifball 5:.efz'E1f.Df.iaif5-..,, ,Mathematics l Stfllc its P PBC' W Rep-. 00 ed i5'EW vm eam T . Adams- Urns: JV . ns Xen Te senfefiv, V To . O G ,d mg 1 ka! G W, W im M Ollqyg, H se X 5' Qi- Keafnxiiitih Coitnijnsi v 536912563 Assetsmvzn ,gy d a' is N, e Honors,-mx' ,,3..-Q---.-n.,,, - y y .Mei a mis l I a comm, I 'uv' m X C-19' -Nye - ' X C. vim? Sym!! 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' mn H 1 Th. .fu U, me an-,.il .07 gi w x Ia' -- A--- -f 1' 9 S N' u .- iw 'G 1 5- ' v. . W' ko L1 a-fi 2 .-4 u---- ..-1 'H' .f.--1 ' .. - 1 .g-1-1 . -f ,E .-1 .-1 v gi 'Q' ,sv nh si. 'win 'f 4.1-v :,.i. Lt . ..-1 ', an 'anne' 'y,.rG ' ,,.fm1 ,,,v-eh is 1' NW: 1 U -1 nvmscxniu oi W' X imA'7 mv' N I bc ' Q --5' an ,B ,... givin - .f -Lu, dn: Y: mah. A 40 ' ..-4 ' -. ' - -1- ---H i 3 xi on N. - A , no 5 . 1' t' 5T0 FI H - ' ll ,L vi 7 J .nw 5 . M 4 . ,,... . ,I .1-2 wiki u- . 1920 my Kgs? 1' , 45 ' r 1 f 413 eb :Q r S4 . lla eg - R l, Ni W -3 .Q . -1 'ff' ,Q ill E 4? 4 ' 43 ,M- . f fit? TWE TIETH Just twenty years ago, the senior class ol Nlontclair High School decided it was time the school had a year book. The Student Council took up the matter and gave its support, and liinally a vote was taken. The senior Class was unanimous and so The Amphitheatreu was born. The reason lor the choice ol name is given in the loreword ol the 1920 hook. The name, THE ANlPH1THEATRE, was chosen tor two reasons: lirst, the outdoor theatre is one ol the dis- tinctive leatures ol the lvlontclair High School: second. 'All the world's a stage Where every man must play a part., Each class, as it goes through High School, stages a three-act dramag then, alter the climax ol the senior year, the curtain lalls, the lights lade out, and the actors are gone forever. It is only upon the stage ol THE AMPHITHEATRE that the well-known laces can be seen again,-only there that the events and triumphs ol the school lile will pass again in unending review. The graduating class ol 1920 was composed ol' one hundred eighty-six seniors. ln addition, there were thir- teen post-graduates, only two ol whom were boys. Her- bert VV. Dutch was the principal, Elsie M. Dwyer, the vice-principal, and Ralph Foster Perry was the assistant to 1Vlr. Dutch. That year there were seven major sports--loot ball, basketball, ice hockey, swimming, track, baseball and tennis. The lootball team had a fairly successful season. winning two games and tying one. The basketball team won the N.J.I.A.A. Championship for the third successive year. The hockey team was also a championship team. Al- though twenty games were scheduled, because ol weather conditions only seven were played. ln spite ol these con- ditions, the hockey season lasted three months. The ten- nis team won tive out ol eight games and reached the finals in the championship. There was a grand total ol four clubs-Debating, the Commercial Club, Le Cercle Francais, and a Greek Club. The school paper was the monthly uBu1letin. The faculty was composed ol lorty-eight members, fourteen ol whom are members ol our present faculty. The class ol 1020 also started the precedent ol the senior class gilt to the school. 110 N NIVEHSHHY If the 1920 AMPHI'l'HEATRE had had a Ra, member page, it would prohahly have ma something like this: RCmCmi3Ef? The Paris peace Conlerence summoned Holland to yield up the Kaiser tor trial. The French government granted permission tor the removal to the United States of the bodies ot twenty thousand American soldiers huried in France. On the sixteenth ot January at midnight the Eight- eenth Amendment, calling tor the prohihition ol' intoxi- cating liquor, went into elntect. Since a war-time prohi- bition had heen in etlect since June 50, 1910, the only elitect of the Eighteenth Amendment was an increase oil enforcement olticers along with a proportional increase in spealceasies and home-hrewing. The railroads were returned to private control. Jaclc Dempsey was lound not guilty alter being tried lor dralit-dodging during the war. All over the South, people watched the growth oi' an organization lcnown as the Ku Klux Klan. On the lighter side, hooks being read were The Age ot lnnocencef' hy Edith Nvharton, a Pulitzer Prize story: ulxflain Street, hy Sinclair Lewisg and The Americaniza- tion ol' Edward Bolen an autohiography. Popular plays were usmilin' Through and Hlwlaryfl a musical comedy hy George lxl. Cohan. The latest song hits were Hldoolc for the Silver Lining, Hhlargief' HAvalon, and Uvvhis- peringhu The Charleston and 'lulihe Blaclchottomn were the newest dance crazes. Remember? Yes, that would he a HRememher page ot the 1020 Amphitheatre Vve, the class ot 1040, salute the Class of 1920, and hope that we have done as good a join in our high school years as they did. 219 0 PWIIDHTE Q Ht. Q, Q a GD l O 2--9.Y.fi0 ga -. , in X W4 ' A Q rf 8 ' K Q I X 'Z e H3 , . 9 may I Zi fy 2, ll X 521 1 ft iv Q gf , , 1 ,XV 1 Q m p f Xa in me 2 OX wp ' YN XQYNQX X O- SXQQEQXXXQG gl, Hi f7!ze Cfaaa of 1940 CONGRATULATES THE AMPHITHEATHE .7wenfieflz .xgnnivemary 1920-1940 MASTEIVS STUIJIIJS pA0f09l 6'l,,0AeI' ZW Me AMPHITHEATHE lflQl1.Gf - Sflvmrruifvs, 494 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE MONTCLAIR, N .J. CLAIRIDGE THEATRE BUILDING The Emily McDevitt Book Shop Upper Montclair-Tel. Mo. Z-6138 GIFTS -2- CARDS ETCI-IINGS -2- FRAMING General Insurance MOXLEY-KERR. Inc Phone: Montclair 2-6968 PI-IIPP'S PHARMACY Cl-IAS. P, PHIPPS - IOHN CALASIBETTA REGISTERED PHARMACZSTS 628 Valley Road Upper Montclair. 241 LORRAINE AVENUE UPPER MONTCLAIR Tel. Montclair 2-6500 N. I. OLDSMOBILE Drive in the new Hydra-Matic Drive FRANK A. REEVE CO. Est. 1911 Slew FINE FLOWERS 416 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE 171 Glen Ridge Ave. Montclair. N. I. Phone: Montclair Z-3000 Lives of great men all remind us, We can make our lives sublime, and In parting leave behind us Footprints in the sands of time. -LONGFELLOW. T H E IU N I O R S MADISON'S BOOKS - STATIONERY - GIFTS TYPEWRITERS - SCHOOL SUPPLIES CAMERAS - ARTISTS' MATERIALS 427-429 Bloomfield Avenue Montclair 2-1653 O N D ' S ICE CREAM STANLEY M. CROWELL CO. Dispensing Optician Where Friends Meet 26 South Pork Street MONTCLAIR, N. I. UPPER MONTCLAIR ESTABLISHED 1911 A.NDRESAKE'S SWEET SHOP MOLINE-KRONBERG 6. CO. Tailors - Cleaners Cadillac. LaSalle and Packard Service - Body and Fender Repairs - Duco Refinishing. Washing. Simonizing. Storage 225 i....i... Ave... 43-A chufch sim, Courinexfs Auiomrxive Service U M 1 - MQN1-C1-Am Genera Automobile aintenance Phgrgr Mgnlg-E22 Phone, MO 2-3505 199 Bellevue Ave. Upper Montclair. N. I. ' ' A ' ' Telephone: Montclair 3-1663 24 Hour Service Best Wishes to the Class of 1940 FROM THE CLASS OF 1942 Compliments ot PACKARD MONTCLAIR COMPANY. 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