Montclair High School - Amphitheatre Yearbook (Montclair, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1947 volume:

N V ALMA MATER You may sung of other places Lrttle do we care There IS one place that IS dearer Here In old Montclair Raise the chorus speed It onward Sung with praises fair Hall to thee our Alma Mater Haul all hall Montclanr O er the earth our feet may wander Back we come agaln For the love of Montclair Hugh School Ever will remain Come then friends and come then scholars Raise the hearty song Swell the chorus with your voices Pass the strain along. xfox 7 Q04 , V my Chorus: ' Q 1 1 I fd, . ' L , Ll' . , .I .. 'o I ' 1 a-54.1 S Q f .I A f -N . - 5 , if . , A., Q Q .V ' K' 5 ' a fi , Q 1 I Q Q, Y ,.i r !l !l5!Wl5 7'x :fa . . 4 . b' 'J ,I ,VME 1 Q 1. 3 .nn-.ug-.. . 5 Q .r . ,M L A. s. ' ,Lawn-.f-..,. ul.. Hi ...af- ' . .7 gg :. 9131 1- , KWH 3 - Q 'Q ., . X M PUBLI S I 1 I-HTHEATRE HED BY THE SENKUR CLASS NTCLAIR HIGH SCHGOI. MONTCLAIR, NEW JERSEY 1947 Lookung Backward us the foreword? Well ut s not Mrs Nusbaum kuddues' We decuded to put thus as the foreword cause after all as you learned once un hustory the oul of yesterday turns the wheels of progress remember? Thus was a year of strufe and strukes but we had fun too' More cars were un evudence around Chestnut street blue and orange wuth purple dots but they got you there some tumes all the gurls cut theur haur un bangs you ate fush untul Mr Truman gave the go ahead sugnal justuce was admunustered at Nuremburg Post Toastues got rausuns un them the results of the Bukunu Test were com ung through un the form of dead rats and goats The Hucksters swept the natuon everybody but sponsors read ut for the commercuals changed from bad to umpossuble the Mountue eleven skurmushed down the glory road We dudn t tell about Muldred Puerce so the movues made us whusper Martha lvers name the U N couldn t fund a home much less a solutuon untul john D came through unfluence was measured un tuckets for the Army Notre Dame game Walt Dusney made a movue wuth people the Republucans jumped for joy and bowed slughtly toward Mecca Mr Dewey saud No comment Mrs Kavanaugh lost her duamonds at the openung of the Met There was no joy un Brooklyn Lena the Hyena became as promunent an Amerucan as Paul Bunyan everyone was strukung the kuds un jersey Cuty pucketed for days A Huggun and a Chalkun Surrender Talk of the Town kept the nuckels pourung un the Halloween wutch never dud get unto Muss McVeugh s offuce B an chard and Davus became an unstututuon scuence reached the moon the kussung scene un Notoruous shocked everyone but the johnson offuce jack Benny s quartet saud um m m all year Marcantonuo rocked a luttle on hus pedestal Peter Lund Hayes was the comedy dus covery of the year the Europa was sunk Walter Wunchell threatened people unto readung The Plotters everyone was tryung to connect Pruncess Eluzabeth wuth every eluguble bachelor classufued ads were better read ung than a novel fur coats bought cars cars bought homes and homes bought cars People were buyung fountaun pens that wrote under water I vwofcms 0 , in ev ' ,ul ,X X . . ,P ' 'I 9 J A cb O Q 1 ' I f Q K N , 9,-'J .ur- u A -1 2 Y j '- E fg gl -' . 5 1 'N ' l X u . dl ' V ' f' ,111 Q 1- -+- I Q1 :,:n li and lots of other words too your mother would have traded you for a box of Duz The Best Years of Our Luves Two Years Before the Mast The Razor s Edge The olson Story brought un the shekels Truman wa between two tures Wallace funally got put out Henry Morgan s Hooper soared ohn L Lewus and Bulbo would have gladly guven us a Whute Chrustmas Atomuc Energy was havung one heck of a tume Bloom fueld crawled back unto uts shattered shell Bu ch saud shall return and he ducl Clary showed em how the Navy does ut B F s Daughter Thus Sude of lnno cence All the Kungs Men kept Book of the Month Club members busy the Duchess of Wundsor luterally was robbed the football scandal brought the wrath of the natuon an empty house for rent brought a kung s ransom Fred Allen untroduced Auax Cassudy e Normandy was scrapped Pue Slunger sprouted whus kers unflatuon was supposed to be here but Mr lergens gave us two bottles for the pruce of one Mrs Roosevelt lost a tooth and her lucense un an accudent lngrud Bergman thrulled furst nughters as loan of Lor raune Oklahoma Carousel stull were out of towners standbys everybody saud Dudn t Mr De Crossa look just luke Costello and talk luke Durante7 Oscar Wulde s Lady Wundermeres Fan was a hut oe Louus was stull kung Petrullo couldn t stop South Arr-eruca from takung ut away Soft hearted john had a mortgage on every house un Dog Patch the wassaul party was a great success now we know how the boys look wuth rouge' Newark chuldren faced a battery of sanutary Santa Clauses and whuspered un theur hyguenuc beards the Lunch Room floor funally got a coat of paunt red yet nuckel gum and candy cost 6c Chnquuta Banana funally dued-overexposure un the refrugerator ummy Byrnes was Tume s Man of the Year twelve people were lost un the Swuss Alps a pleasure trup at government expense shouted Mr Wunchell nobody could resust Temptatuon But when your great grandchuldren crawl up on your knee and ask what ut was luke un the good old days suffuce ut to sav Kulrov Was Herelll JK. X B? DR 'Rb Wien oe mmm? V' uwwrucxuous Sf X i 'asm g M t... ml. 'A Nl ...H...'l ...H ,HU I l - Nf -- ' u -... it A was - . .Q 3 3 ,uf , rusu Q A r -I.. l. I ' M . .,f. '.. l. a a un .-6.2 of N age ! O' I, Oo I 0 l- ru K H u 4 Y I KNOWING THAT 'PEOPLE ARE LOOKING wrm HOPE. To us, THE YOUTH OF TODAY, WE. THOUGHTFULLY DEDTCATE OUR lAW'lPHl'I'HEATRE. TO THE DREAM OF A CLEANE.R,BRkGHTER WORLD TO CONE HOWEVER NEBULOUS THAT DREAM MAY BE, KTT...-.. '1 'I -I 1111? i 'l'I 'IT IT -I-I NKNI E AMPHITHEATRE an I Marilyn Celhaar Literary Editor 3-Twig' , 'fl i . Vincent Maffei Co-Art Editor hr cQ, XX 'fx . Fred Conrad Co-Photography Editor fu j Yfjfi ' -:lf l 4 Y, 4 N ,rw A , I -v QS fifij sk 'itil -T .l x I - Bill Halpin Advertising Manager Martha Baker Tina Bell joan Blackburn julie Bowers Carolyn Brooks Pete Brown Ethel Carlson Evie Carr Sherri Cheatham Dolores Cirillo David Conrad Ralph Del Vecchio Dan Di Prenda Pat Henriksen Editor-in-Chief Burton Downey Betty jane Ferdon Edgar Ferdon joan Forester joan Gabbey Betsy Cunschel Nancy Harney Ormond Harris Mai-Lis Helenius Sylvia Hooke judy King Torn Kuhn Xenia Kuryllo Robert Zickel ISI i i 4 A 'Q 2 'S j 1 1 I .l . g K ,i , Pies a ' 'iel 9- i Bill Moses Lawrence Clark Assistant Editor Nick La Riccia Cordie Lowe Walter MacCeorge Bob MacLeod john Magnusson Elsie McMahon jerri Parker Peg Peterson june Seelig Bob Stackpole Barbara Stephenson Pat Surry Edward Welsh Business Manager joan Blake Co-Art Editor Bee Anne Hank Co-Photography Editor . Eh 9 y . , q ' lj x A5 M, fv0 8 I o B 1 '? E X 5 figs .f Si,Q1 i X Q Q 'S N gi . J l' . ' ,A TA 'Q 1 r 1 I ' 2 Y Txxfy y 6. '7 , 'fia f' . pm- ,Q . , A 'ffgf L A 3: 55553 7 4 i 1244 QVQYA QT' 1- ', ff '53 liz. .,1,,1fsu Lri ',z ffw?YQz?f V if 5 X I AP 5 :V . if 3-w g ,,,rx V f b ,' fwy 5 V Y , vb? ,CY ff Syf Pgggggigig -img qi Ji le! 9 4.1 V A li: A . a W ff-A is ig ' , -' '- r ' u ' w ' N s S, Y + 22? if 5, FACULTY -L- Clarence O. Anderson Katherine H. Anderson Nathalie V. Armstrong Harold M. Augustine Roland Barker Leigh D. Barnes Irene M. Bedell Leslie G. Bird Gail M. Bradbury Anthony Caliandro Charles W. Chittim Persis M. Cope Grace M. Cowles Barbara A. Denneen Lillian M. Dimitroff Myron T. Doherty Sylvia Eden joan M. Egner Gordon S. Feller Orrin R. Ferry William j. Filas Angelo j. Fortunato Charles A. Freytag Norman A. Gathany Mary M. Gottfried Virginia T. Gross Robert W. Hallett Mary G. Harder William C. Heugh Mary E. Holland Alice A. johnson jane,V. Kidd Nina Kinney Byron A. Ladd Dr. Frederick W. Landers Edgar P. Leach Robert S. MacPhail Norman j. Mansfield Helen M. Merrill Anne Miller Carl B. Newman Lila V. North U11 E. Schuyler Palmer Henry B. Priest james R. Quill Edna E. Ream Wallace E. Reid john P. Robert Sayward F. Rowell Ruth H. Roy julia M. Ryan Howard R. Sawford R. Beatrice Scott Frederick Seelbach Walter K. Sprague Bertha P. Stevenson Sheila M. Thomson Narka Ward Arthur E. Ward Harold C. Wells Clementina F, Whitma rsh Inez L. Whittier Ruth E. Wilder Gladys l. Wingate WO Q . Q. 'XXX fm 'TX'-aw - AW I Q . .V i AF: -,X ks ixl v , - . Yu x .AQ -H U U A-. .. 1 , ,4-,M VP: sf, . I 4 . if . .Lp Kb if 1,..,..--sv-1 . 'Q K. - X N fo Q I 1 A ' X . H.. ,'5, If ' -Q? s ': , 1: 7' 1 y - -fa- as :. U . 1.23-f7 I r-.fxfigfa mr. -.P '-f-.. , 5225 IE: x - ' ix in .gg ' L. BENIUR MQ ww QV SLN IOR COUNCIL OFFICERS fl 1- 'S I 7 'W K - dxf' , jf Q If 4-hx g PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER IOE FURNARI IIM HARRIS IEAN HANSEN LARRY COLEMAN ,IJ SENIOR COUNLIL BUZZ ALDRIN IOE ANDOLINO DORIS BROWN BOB BEACON BILL FIELD MARY IANE EIERRO RUSS CUSTAVSON T BILL HALPIN IOHN PALMER STUART HOPKINS CAROL REED ARTHUR IACKSON MARIAN ROBIE IUNE KREIDLER GRAHAM ROWAN ANN LOCIE FRANK SAUL BETTY MANNING BETSY ANN WEBER BILL MOSES CORNELIA VAN DEN TOORN -1-.M Y fs, will Il v I 3 I H15 NICK IOSEPH S' NATHAN 1. ANELLO 1 Wants to be a successful busi ness man . , . after a navy ca ACOCELLA gg- J Doc Generally joking . means to be rine 1 ikel . fr' lo 7 If 4 if yfflzflfyf EDWIN EUGENE A 'G' ALDRIN, 1R, il Buzz Center of attraction . . . quiet . . . pole vaulter . . . those shoulders! U.S.M.A. C-so AMY LOUISE ASHE ..Amy,, If silence were money, she'd b millionaire. FLORENCE DOLORES ANTOINETTE AMADEO ATTAMANTE Flo Tennie A sense of humor worth wait- ing for. l 0' 5 JOSEPH A. ANDOLINO f A ,, Big Eyes xr The Truck . . . pizza . , . pow- A , N erful guard. 'N , ...lg , A Y N I , ,'N-, IM . g A, ,s V r- X 1' nf f x h... 2r kr E - I 1,4 Friendly . . . faithful . . . loy . . . reliable. SARAH FRANCES AUBREY Plumber To become a great woman, it necessary to be a great rasc ALAN MANDEVILLE AUCUSTINE Augie Dodger fan . . . also likes base- ball . . . soccer. CAROLE AXWORTHY Axie Loads of fun-shed fit in with anyone. WILLIAM AYERS Bill Cartoonist extraordinary . . architect of the future. ,f x '45 x I kt 'I a x P I A J QV N , ' 5 gNMR , A ANN4 . , V' Y ,QPAX QRX fl Bake's a SEQQQ1-:?5i'd': wo -I an 0 wit-J 6 Into any cro -she'Il always fit, , ,Q IH X ANTHONY BALESTR I ERI i.BaIy,i Trying to beat par . . . favorite occupation, not school. ANNE CLAIRE BARBER Anne Artistic . . . courteous . . . qujet. ROLAND BARKER, IR. RoIly Quite quiet . . . shy smile . . . like father like son lbaseball that isl. IEAN MARIE BARTSCH Archie A little girl with a big person- ality. wi CHARLES WILLIAM BASKERVILLE, IR. Beethoven . . , Basie . , Bas- kervillc. IOSEPHINE NEWMAN BELDEN ody A gLJII ble gaf a d 3 wgndef 3 Jbczfn M JZ.,-4 ,Zi Sf Wsgzwwf ,Law Afepyfacewyjkf IOANNE EMILY BELLO A hooppee maker ho wants to be a bea fcan x X X if-Az, xl... BERNARD L. BELSKY Bernie Talkative, capable ,... I mean . . . CHARLOTTE IOAN BERCH Stra be y bIonde fre dIy qu et but s eef BARBARA BIERWIRTH Bobble AI ays busy loads of fun good Iooks 'ISN' 1- LLL-L -L'-I-nl' B A N 'ugfvdj M b uhh.-.I In I-LD MMJOAIQI-EY! 4' ug-duh BMbJB U' ,-, x.NLBlH24J-'U7- ll Y-B Il Buick busy DQR dmc-II I-11'3LL'3I'1.1 oujdnax X K X EX x I I Az RR UI H 'y w rr . i rm I , rm r ul 1 . . . i . . . W I p I. , I I 72 i f 1, H J- 1 ' A If ' fi Y , f . , ll 1 If ' 'ri A ,5'-'5 - 11-r f' w . . . Fil ilra s i or T - - - - au. 1 0 1 If I , . fig 4 17 L4 f I . ' .- 1 Ly,-fr, I ' 6 I K I V D I ,,' izjv. Y I i I- Af- ln: ,. ' - I. 'j 1 2 ' 1 M N I . . k Q I A H I YI a TH W , W 1 ui i . , Q a , . L ri ian? . . . ' . . . , 1 Q rg, A . N MJ ' 18 2 I' ll' - I X4 , A fa 81 -LJ-I ., hifi Q ' - .nl ' AN BLAKE V ' 7 .-f There's far more innocent fun withir-due, thari lL5awdasp?E' '91 ' e I tator woulg lmagin . V A. v 'f r 4 I vf 'fgkll url, 'x .. -. ,yi L- ,Ui 1' l MARILYN LOUISE BOAG ..Bug., Quiet...fun...short... sweet. WINIFRED GENE BOAC Winnie A twin with twinkling eyes. fi f.. . rx 1 ,N 'K' E , ix 9 CLAIR BONYNCE Neat . . . petite . . . sweet. Sw l I DLA L Ju,.cff ICR-N f Cal-ll! pf-iff - BETTY BURR-EWS BRAISTED Horses her hobby . . . usually seen with Bobbie sf g,,1Z,.E.eL tg'-f,1Tv.2- ROSELYN ANNE BRIDGE Lynn Came from West Orange. Ex- pects to be a secretary. Centle mannered . . . tall . . .willowy. L., A ,,?l:.7y5eQ . W ,fl J'-'IV ' V fag Jew, - E ' ' Q 4 b 5 lf Q 4,4 -1 t ' -at - f ' - 'E .1 E 1 'VJ' HOWARD MASON . ' , BRIGHAM, JR. 'E I Jw A E Hafaggtl - 'E- i joyially, joyous . . . the future CWS I ' f Arthur Murray. LC , It uw- - HG' K X V cpalvgwvdix Ugxfp x x E ' 'f .41 ' 0- ' All ,E -v v V HELEN AUDREY BROOKS Neat . . . sweet . . . a teacher to be. U91 I ' I . at I3 -, -ff e if ROBERT FRANCAIS B 1 BROOKS ' seen as a ha A some Ma' . WILLIAM MERRILL BROOKS w lly Tall da k and handsome bashful but DORIS IUNE BROWN Dott e CO S de ate the glass man age e H EN RY CASSAWAY BROWN Pete Sc ent st ext ao d a y ced nd dua s a ty to get a ay w 20 w th th both 4 fu- O 6- MARCARET MAY BROWN Has a pleas' g personalty . . n ,d to t 'ce ,dIspo t'o e'ts ' I Y-lvfygwka NETO If has d J' X EDWIN CRAWFORD BUCHANAN Buke ate r ns ee KATHERINE BUCKELEW Kay uney g to b a loun ie, f- K ' B IJ T ' - In l Wnll soon be .nd OIC V fha VI' I 'll ,me lov 3 o tud K I' Y ,, ll ,x ffl xx p W 1 L W 'XXX 1 , I A, - we M I . I f If If XJ , lx lx V . 1' , A my - W f N X IJ ,, - ffl -f I I I A f :XX 7.1 , l' I j Ak: 'U LL? 2, . X QQ ' X K w U I T11 -. X .I 1, ' 5' R .. 5 Jfx i I M' L ou'll ever X l thi . r , . . . ,V I ef l ,u Iqjlll nice. A' ,-' ,X D1 a 1' YVNLXQL Wx..-E h A .I I I- IM V, J- - fl Q --R' -0 FA . I' ' fl I I T I Il U 1 Il v --'P'c T X . Q , -, 1 IfI,l ll' . ft it A V, ,ii '- wh I7 I ., 4 II' bf XXJ Qs IL I E I Lf fa Liu 3 9 Vic' E g' All 'xx BQ IQ :iff fl ' r . I R 5 W as I W I , .. i ., Q . ni r , , , - h H '- rl' I ' Still w r u d p. f H A - ,Qgilifliff a If , I If .Ai 'I 7 I ee t ' 5 i rrinr,.,pro- lor in e ral noun i avi Iit.., 1 bili w i . ' l I I X 47 J LN' . WILFRED EUSTACE BURCHELL ..Wi .i Friendly, funny, franc i ,iw-JS.. 'A , W5 O W II ' , OS LORRAINE MARION BURC-ESS Her ambition is to be a dietician MINNIE PHILOMENA CAGCIANO Woman in white . . . nurse or bride. X 'lf Q95 ll Awww YN NW KSN Fill P051 knew llxgxbwi Q X Xiexilxxqxs Syst, M .15 ETHEL LILLIAN CARLSON Friendly . . . warm hearted . . . horn player . . , Salvation Army. EVELYN NELSON CARR i.Evieii Laughable . . . likeable . . . friend to all. xl l 1 wx A i XV , tk-ff i jx -'iff lr,-, ' xg -' N ii J KF' -K' xl.-J .f Aw, xX ' av 5 ry, . FRANK A. CESTONE Crime Doctor . . ,anticipating sport writing. FRANK CANIO CESTONE Sleepy Don't wake me up, l am dream- ing. U11 LOUISE MARION CI-IAVERS Quiet-fat times . . . dancesf oftentimes . . . good fun-at aII times. ELAINE GRACE CHEATI-IAM The half-pint who's Iong on lingo. SHIRLEY LOIS CH EATHAM Sherri Pleasant . . . sweet smile . . . genial personanty. ROSEANN MARIE CIFALI NO Refreshing Rose makes fun wherever she goes. wi Ri, I - C fd I' Rx . L 'HOOKS ROGER HOWARD CICOI. Aiming for the army and ac- counting activities. DOLORES AN ITA CIR I LLO Soft voice . . . gentle manner . pleasing personality. LAWREN Bs C RK .. ry.. cholar . . .X ading ability , , , ntellectual c sity , , , medi- cal ambition. ' L, Qi X . J THOMAS WARDELL CLIFTON, 1R. Photography his hobby . . . to be a Chemist his ambition. ANCIELIA CODELLA Angie With her looks she should be a model. VIRGINIA LEE CONE Phi Beta Kappa of the future. ' I. . I iII IIIII , ASLI, T, Ggflwwfg-fg M51 Bw li . n ' . W. - f, WA Vg' Y QQIQAJYAA S If M. t Al. 'wav'-'Q Lyly' IL-L' Y ly- SAM VINCENT ' ' 'MWRQXWILLIAM CODELLA I NRAD Sports enthusiast . . . collects records . . , U. S. Navy or ol-, ege Ia 'www Wm A Q 9 , -5 WVU s LORENZO IAMES COLEMAN Crazy Legs One of the four horsemen . . also a funny man . . . but Or- ange and Nutley didn't think so. - SX' .ig x .L .-.- mf,-:-. I Ili' Iilwib I THOMAS EDWIN COLEMAN Tommy The Senior Class Comic . . . cleat cleaner . . . U. S. Navy. at 5 . ,yy , 'firm-atrg .. fs .1 f Dave St dent wcto pi A talent s ot I u , . r, S -.-affpfivg fvfvg , 'Q 4 E. A.. ' , L . Y V, C A I-'Wg I IIIIQII i . ii!! -I ' X 'fl NALD BARELAY. is N QPNRADNII Frank . L friendly . . . fearless. i I Q X at V' I , r , i ' -F i N. f, x h N x 1' X J I I I ii .r Ch 1 oft gu I hat Y . ' N III I Nm ' I s -I .I , A wp , I W 4 I : E CE . . 1, e, RI DJ l. W: s...I all, a 'd I- . V . S ' 4 Ib 5. ' L I 0 VHEODORE FREDERICK COX Ri ht End . . . hobb I hunti 8 Y 'WS 1What kind?J . . . Cornell bound. CAROLYN MAY CROSS Athletics . . , humor . . . brams. Xml -xx 4 K4 M 'Bx Q, J- f L xx 9 KD L f.,s-J6 Q sw, Dba, ty- o,,,J 'x,,L 8,1 .l fc: L PETESL X C OWETQL, Quietg incere, amiable . . Dartmo h or Harvard Med. ELMORE ISABEL CURRY Eli Witty . . . wise . . . and worth knowing. RALPH VINCENT DEL VECCHIO, IR. Interior Decoration his field . . . enjoys music. 9 'Q MILDRED DENNIS Genuine . . . ambitious . . . ath- letic . . . jolly. 3035 'RXDNN X N - if is btw GW. 'TD-Lnn Inn . SHIRLEY BERYL DE SHONC Mademoiselle Modiste. g5?l'3-11.2fsQf'7'2' fi ' ' ' Ki CONSTANCE SHERWOOD DICKMAN Connie Constance-ly happy and full of new ideas, '-it MERCEDES EDITH DI CERONIMO Sinatra's biggest booste SEBASTIAN ROCCO DI C-ERONIIVIO Bingo Quiet . . . shy . . . reserved. DAN MICHAEL DI PRENDA Spaly, lr. Baseball bug . . . able art st . . . genial guy. DOROTHY PATRICIA DODD ot There is mischief in her eyes' faithful friend, f25 ROGERS B DOWN EY Rod a mo e ma lpo lec o that that ca 15 PAUL DRUCKER Druck Cood atu d good sport headed for M D degree Asl lliffx Ji .J dl deser. MVS? ro ,ln MWWW -vw ,417 M is Kim MJ ,MX jjjfif - ' 3 My ' lfmhgeif V ff - N D ,T T A +4 J - T ' GERRY DUYS A ' ed fom Holland Decem- ber l5, 1946. PIann'ng to be a nurse . . . bulb importer. T261 X X N.. 'V ROBERTA MARY FRANCES ECKELBERRY Be ta een k tt ng lusc ous favgy e Athlet c good fun X' All 1' ! QIWI' I MA C f CHA ES 'EA 33 PTUFJ? 5' gig?-ra! W0 Jaf My I I M ,J ,zga 47 fi MERR ITT CHARLES FARREN A second Benny Goodman . . . a d a really good ma l BETTY IANE FERDON B. I. The three B's - blonde . . buoyant . . . Bob. EDGAR ALLEN FERDON Swlfty That rad o art st p ac tacal yoker a ma w h talent 1oAN AUDREY FERGUSON Fergne Carefree caprncnous cord al 3-14.441 A-Lc..o-nd Kbdkd-L od 'Neva 'NIL chu W. STEPHENSON FIELD Aggie Br'dge add'ct . . . collects ords . . . Cornell bound. ANNA ELIZABETH FIELDS Absent minded Anna with a busy tongue. MARY IANE THERESA FIERRO Volet7 Garden a7 Carnatnon7 Name your pe fume shell make t for you IOHN HAMILTON FINLEY Football ta atc folk danc mg fend CLEMENS HERSHEL FITZGERALD IR. 'tz Cont'nually conscEe'1t'ous success a a'ts him. LILLY OLAUG FIVELAND Dainty . . . delicate . . de mure . . . with a diamond. f27 DOROTHY FLEISCHMAN Dotty Dotty's duties are done decisive- ly and delightfully. l,fL7fJt-5 NELL AUGUSTA FOX 'l She stands out, this girl called Nellg Keep your eye on her, she's li, f really swell. 'JC' 44' QM f if I , 1l 5 l fx Gr 4 -A TA NIE FLElvllNC,4R. I Flamingo Music in his soul . . . sports. . . quietly gracious. I ' Lois LUCY 5 FRANCIOSE i -.Loien Steady . . . sensible . . soci- able. - .1 ALF REDA FLOU NOY A darling dime saver . . . silver voice, BETTY LOUISE FRASCA She'lI be the boss's favorite. v ,- .f il' -.i U - A' f l'.Qf- Q 4 4Nf, 1 F6 Q! Aauggg, I Til, T9 ' rf' f f Qafglrfx ,lf 1 di if ei w if It 1 , 'rf JA K A.l1Yff4.LbW,v 1 ,.,. 7 M fbPl', l lll.rli.:lfPf ih ioAN FORESTER f Af' An able busy bee .7. f'pretty . . . great ersonality. xp I , ff ylifif' A 4 5 4, f Z ' ,i ,1 , J 44 Q Q U81 xx.- ff 'X bc, . Q FL WFVA 1 f !NlCOLET KAPP FRAUENHEIM Nicky A whiz behind the wheel . . . ? sophisticated lady. IU., - . . all GUY .1 l 4 t i if in :-- ul Illi , JOSEPH ANTHONY CALASCIONE Calse Centers his atte t'on on the ttline-i. K, ' x f P l A XY l. i 1 f if l J4, v ikylj Ll? W 1 HEIDI FUETER Attractive . . . accelerant . . . amiable . . . artistic. 2' '12 Cf sf L 5 IOAN RlKER,CABBEY-Q .'Cabbey N MQ Personality plus . always K I laughing . . . My lslngdad for ,f'J a car. b ,s ,xii A 1? L xg Y ' I '- , U I, ' v ls I CANIO VINCENT CALA Danny Cets his pleasure out of horse- back riding . . . sports . . movies. I THERESA ANN C-ALELLO Super stenographer . . . lots o' fun. ANCELO IOHN CALC-ANO Cool, calm, collected . . . wants to write. i ' i ISSABELLA DUNN l NG CALLOWAY Serious purpose . . . but fine sense of humor . . . plans to be ssioriary. i291 DORIS LOUISE CARRETT Sissie A sweet little flower with am- bitions greater than a flower. ANTHONY MICHAEL ii-HQ .is CAUTIERI Design for living . . . store win- dows, displays , . . photo lan. j F. ,o.p'xv,9S' 5 599' 1 xy iv- ,-- 1 i Wi M ILYN jOYx 0 C-ELHAAR Cel Efficient . . . constructive Tie.. good friend to all. MARY Doi.oREs ' 5 GERMAN Athletic. . . ambitious. . . ami- ' able. 5301 3' u . I f. in Qi. Che 3.4 L Ixdhl-v AMERICO DOMINICK C-IANNETTI Ricky Patience and Fortitudeu . . . bound for Fort Dix. ALICE MARION CILLETTE Oho! . . . never a dull moment. lENNI E 1oAN GRAVAGNA Those eyes . . . success awaits her as a secretary. ROBERT BERNARD CRUND Little Gump Both tennis and skating appeal to him . . . such strenuous ex- ercise keeps him in trim. i,,,.i. Jil' 'Ls x':.-'--- Cf . -nz'-4 ET.'lZ'A'BET'I-I fob IgE , E., ,fbi MM! 5 ,x,g,weai,gf .H 'CD R h b I ' -' iif25iD57i,:f ,P 3323? Silxdwu 'CL f'13.fu 1- L' ' 'Il :A RUSSELL EUGENE C-USTAVSON Gus 'The right play at the right ime' '... cagey quarterback . . on pf the four horseme 3 II7lMi..J I tw Xf U THOMAS BARTON HABER L Tom Some day while sailing, he will be writing. IAN ET MARY I-IAFER She may be quiet and demure, , Maybe-but don't be too sure. f. , G., cb x l 's ' we it Z4 RANDOLPH MARK HALE Randy Quite a card . . . joker, that is WILLIAM CURTIS I-IALPIN ii.ii I Friendly , . . that smile! . . future footlight favorite, if xiNl IXQ N xx 1 I i , ,E gree. i wtwi 4:61 fm wept 5035? XQEQSSDXQX CE 4 keeps ing I arouni. 619633 Qigylnt. CAROLYN ANN HANSEN Quiet . , . baby doll . . . clothes heading for an M.R.S. de- . I4.i U11 GRACE CECILIA HANSEN Usherette now, but on her way to the managership. jEAN MARIE HANSEN Personality . . . popularity . . . headed for success. ROBERT CON DON HARDT Bob Yale bound . . . headed for medical profession. NANCY BROWN HARNEY Harney Nancy with the laughing face. I52I ROQK1 CWENDOLYN PAULI NE HARRIS Gwen Amiable , . . attractive . , art- less. agffagb MMM wfiif if W 25352 Musically minded monsieur. LEROY HARRIS Little bit of everything. ORMOND KENNETH HARRIS Polite, practical, purposeful. ' w NORMA EUGENIA HARRISON U1-ippi-. Artistic . , . attractive . . . ally to all. ALFRED GARLAND HARVEY This Harvey's all there. DORIS LEE HATCHETT Chubby It's a grand night for singing. KATHERINE CASANDUS HATCH ETT llKatl I Make mine music. I vi i Q W' :R ' 'Q-'C r - . ,' X ks , . ' !.':x -, A ... ,. Q ., ,,,.s35. Qc, , L SA'-:ras 1. 'ff 1. s MA1.Lls HELENIUS Miss-Helenius One Brooklyn Bum that's hard to beat, We Mounties think that she's al-reet! WARREN S. HELWIC lt's my lazy day. PATRICIA MARGARET HENRIKSEN Henry Friendly and full of fun . . . artistic . . . dependable. RICHARD A. HERRMANN Dick Let's discuss the Atomic Theory M.l.T. or Columbia. T331 IANE LOIS HOFFMAN Janie Sophisticated lady. svn, IA MQSELEY I I OOKE'x s Taciturn and tall she's on the 8 . ' , .sq X. ' . .X - .Q ELS!- 91 ROBERT IOSEPH HOOPER 'Zoot A Iwlhooping good time with Hoop. Qltyxo Aff. PKI! Qt stty? q iL4..4.c. Ccus GLA '- - 15 Igbn.. a DIANA HUGHES Di, as the name might impy el gal and a tue a Jgfbll 'tion Mols 'W K0 CXCLQGFS LRNLY- QGGI-Lr.x.n.,:..Q'u' WLS A6 hum 0r.:'h-K-lull' MARIANNA HUNTINGTON Nancy A atu e at s friends t tha b gs a sm e gfgubgif. C5111 Cami clung ILDCLE XLUM 850. C WL! Ck:-QC :Qi-QI2SPfflT'4QIRAfnT,Ei wi l' C gd. 'Cla 1 cg EVELYNE EVA HUTCH I NCS Mus'c . . . Connecfcut . . good Iook'ng. 0' WW WILLIAM IACKSON Bugs Oh how I hate to get up in the morning. The fifth horseman against Bloomfield. ELIZABETH LEICH JAMES Bett Why worry? asa t ne s mo erate II th g I HAROLD CARLTON 1oHNsoN IR Har y He reaches as hgh for a bas ketball as he does for those jokes X fd DAVWJCURUSJONES Author ty on jazz t um peter par excellence oted h gl d g ROBERT FITZGERALD JONES Bobby' He's got rhythm. f T Q .J W yr, BERTHA ANN KELLERS Birdie Sense of humor . . . never at a loss for words. R ,An wil Q l1'7T4x': 4R'ltx1'c- Q -L f l-3 IUDITH BURT KING Jay Hjudy.. ate can you be? frizijge L ' S Q We 'Y 11,-',QN:Il1,bd mf Sera 1' L1 3 1 1 . Wah I g gfer'If?ff'Z 'Ili 9 ovnqnaslpfe wiki? X ,711 S MARGARET KENNY A future Esther Williams and private secretary. I I IDA DELEON KING Independent . . . interiors taste- i' fully decorated . . . fine sewing. I I IANET BURNS KIRKPATRICK The lady with the laugh. DOROTHY ANN KNIPSHIELD Knippie Sweet . . . sincere . . . such good friend. 12.6 Em:-T JOANNE WINTTIIKTTJE md Andy'u9N' N-Pd A-for athletic . . . adventur- ous . . . anchors aweigh and aeronautics. ', ,A IOAN MARIE KNOCH Knocho Mountaineer. Always happy . . . mania fo JACK IEROLD KRAVITZ Hlack.. Singer . . . general ente ta e ELEANOR IUNE KREIDLER A perennial sparkler. THOMAS MANSFIELD KUHN Tea-om-as For a little man, Tommy gets around. XENIA CONSTANCE KURYLLO Artistic . . . animated . . . al- ways alert. ,J 1'-' 5 ANN KENDRICK LANG Annie How many hearts have you broken? QQ WI J J, 'fi' V I ' Le ,af-4 1 I NICHOLAS ROBERT LA RICCIA Nick Nick takes good pictures any where, he takes competition without a care. I, W D,,,,.-4. jr 'Y I 4-,' .- ' ,nf le tl ,P', J- .K . I, fr' - DONALD LEWIS A courteous gent!eman is he. A man of thrift and energy. weft 'yitfxf Wwvt , GEORGE WITHROW LEWIS George came to us from far away He fits in welljyere glapkto . X we New I X D lg QOL! DOROTHY ANN LOCIE Vim . . . vigor . . . versatility, EARL CORDIA LOW UE-- Artist . , . photographer . basketball star . . .grinning g BETTY lEAN LUDLOW UB, I... Always smiling . . . loves to sing. DONALD MacFARLANE Sampson One of the pair . . . erudite . . . omniverous reader . . . Ioqua- cious. WALTER MacGEORGE Mac Loquacious . . . flirtatious bluffoon. DOUGLAS GEORGE MacLACHLAN iirV1aCi- Receiving passes . . . football . . . making passes-hmm! . 99 osfwr 1 w,.0:7' Qt? fi' 4, , J' 4, CONSTANCE ELAINE MADDAMS Connie Willing . . . efficient . . . at- tractive. VINCENT R. MAFFEI ..VinnY,. Amiable . . . artistic . . . active . . . Amphitheatre. -W eg. lx . F 1 Q X A' BERNARD FRANCIS 1 MAFFUECI 1 V I Muffud v., The Gene Krupa of M.H.S.' . K ' , s-- -4-' --s-....-... - . l , , I ri ' 6' JOHN SWANHOLM MAGNUSSON johnny Driver of that Car . . . strictly a Stevens man . . . Yes, if you'll get me the flash bulbs. ELIZABETH HALL MANNING Betty Blushing, blonde beauty with the world at her feet. IZGJX Bill! Luxor mod SLBLLLQ Spool -IUIJ-LL1 - GLA wax cxSLLuu,q5 Q Ux Aww QTLINI - I mods, Semi WINSTON ROSCOE MARKEY Genius, jr. A Oh, to fly to the Moon.. . rocket ordinance . . . golfer . . . '4-L7 k-fpcx, -QA:-. 1 4 39 A L, ANNIE IEANNETTE MARSHALL Quiet . . . modest . . . quiet . . . pleasant . . . quiet, 1oYcE MARVIN ..,ud.. I don't wana set the world on fire. DIANA HAND MASON ..Di,. She's so Frank about every- thing . . . Piseco her summer paradise. - r J I , Nfl' ,tfy - V M f9'r ' wif If ff Wxgiulrlu M A IU, , -4iLynIn J Braillslfalus bgautyl. . .Ysmerl where sh th t wana e. fp 'Ia' ry tj' J ,f I , ' , I E401 iv I lv I ig KCC lwv ANGELA ROSE MASTRODEMENICO This little mouse just sews and sews! I 5 44 Q! ,gh s y' EDWARD B. MCCANN Silent . . . shy smile . . . some- thing to see on a tennis court. Deon. 761 Illr- CPIIM' :, lmqlloa If fe iw -ft ,gm I. I 'Iwi ' , RIXCA xakistixxth PL! DOROTHY MCDONALD '-Duffy She has a finger in every pie . . . sweet too! I 1: X U7 IDUVI I. ffXv'i-1 Q-UIQ Iv' 7 emu' 1- :IL wi -x Legs' 'IQ I Ps'- Ldflx V' I-xf - ' . f , ' I-E, 'g,X1iiL, X ---'C'X5L DAXISDA, ,,..- ALBERT LAMONT MCDUFFIE Mac Duff Slow and easy . . . clever on the ivories . . . good natured. J 1 I DONALD WILLIAM McKAY Oh sleep! It is a wondrous ming. VIOLET MCLEAN Skippy Cute and smart and very friend- ly. ELSI E ANNE MCMAHON Elsie Being different . . . Iune . . . sense of humor . . . clothes. IEAN CAMPBELL MCMURTRIE Carefree and gay, she goes her smiling way. JU! Q26 F RUTH PAULA MENDELSOHN Music, literature, and drama . . . she's a whiz in all. FREDERICK HENRY METZLER Metz They can always win NEXT year-Dem Bums!! NANCY IOAN M I KELL ..loe,. Her future in her voice, her present in her smile. SUZANNE ESTELLE MILLER Suzy Quief . . . The lady with a lamp . . . The Bay. 411 FRANK MALCOLM MINOR Mal Blond hair . . . blue eyes just the type girls idolizel EMILY W. WHEELER ..Emmy., Sweet, Smiling, Serene. DOLORES ANN MONAGHAN Dosie She takes the cake. BARBARA ELAINE MONROE Bobbie A smiling, singing sensaton i421 rish eyes are smiling. f gm f' fr V9 J-I LOIS GRACE MORSI5' She srandsdlwyg in the arrd0 twirling, So many times her thoughts a whirling. Udo 6 JI Ui fi C ol yjvfi lcfl4'CoVJ5fll'd do P r wk Nl M ICHELE NICRO Big Mike Full of fun . . . takes life ns if comes. X O' you ,U I 5-bL,u .,- , fir, 'fx LIONEL BEL MOSES Bill ntelligence . . . leadership . . . umor . . true friend. fMQ,lll..f+IfflQ. 'Zi m,wlQ , VILR .x FRA K MURRAY fudent Faculty . . . When UU , I I . if :ll riff, lg' YM 12 MMV fvf 'Wiser IMI' IW gb af ,1 uf -dz, I I M Sillwlob or Nappy ' Roller skater . . . the car-with the red hub caps . . . engaging smile. , lgjrqt DOROTHY ISAB EL O'HARA Those eyes of blue, always smiling through. CAROL MARIE ORR Blonde . . . vivacious . . . easy to know. . . U31 My fa 'ZM M L 196' GEORGE WILLIAM PAYNE Shinzy Seldom heard . . . has ca 1Fordl loads of friends. -Y vw' 4. 0 , 0 zifgy ERT KENNETH PEARCE Silent when there is ne d, but speaks in season. 1 '1 vw x, V BAR BARA ELEANOR PENN Penny' ' My Sugar is so refined. THOMAS PERREN Tucker Enjoys life exclusive of study ing. MARGARET ANN PETERSON Petes Pep and personality . . . there should be more like you, l r ' l MARY MADELEINE PETRONACI Friendly . . . with a smile for :RAN , 'X vw. Nova! Of- v 4.54 'Pg D ' . ,X ERrf1i5sTl1cWiN XJ 'k' 'tektizuclo 1' 'L N w Xu'-N41Q'1ie XTfN x 8 Q We lL Quigpff umfbrsall friend . . . give us one touchdown mo e. 'Taxi ., ' 4 f G DELORES' ELLOUISE E ' PHILLIPS If a death occurs, it may be a bug- Don't be too sure, if Delores mixed the drug. is O. NANNETTE MAR I E PHYTHIAN ..Nan., This quiet, dark-haired girl named Nan, ls the movie stars' greatest fan. EDNA LUCIANNE PICCIUTI Stage star . . . jolly . . . jovial . . . the Cass Daley of M.H.S. MICHAEL ANCELO PICNATELLO Mike Problems solving, understanding man . . . who wants to travel. ,da Dwi T .ff 0? fZwJ all ,wpzzwf SAMU EL EUGENE PINKARD Plans to be an M.D. ,L A ,JJ 4,-v4aJ4' 'ful'-7 fl t 4. iii if ' fl ff9 ' H51 ANTHONY FRANK PISANO He dances like an angel. THELMA POLL She'lI come through with flying colors. i fa Vw' l M ifllfrw lfjl, 'fix ryllt'i1ynLAA 'IICHALL 4' P?ji'C'f.TE 11171 Hopes to join the Army an See the world. X ROSALI E ANN POST Artistic . . . friendly . . . some lucky guy's future secretary. H61 I 51413 j , L' :AJ 9 L fvi,Lf . xJ ffl: THO i L ffl' Cl Jfffll3fc',2 , ill JiYf1Q9 MARY LOU ISE RAMETTA Infectious laugh . . . twinkly eyes. MARY JEAN RASMUSSEN Deany Blonde . . . brainy . . . an bashful. BERNICE CERALDINE RAWLINS Dietetics is her aim, she w probably rise to fame. IVY LOUISE RAY The chess player who wields a mean brush-paint that is. MARGARET SOMERS RAYMOND 'S 4 Peg , fn ' 1 l Smiles for everggjl-?5':-5,33 j?, l l ff' 43' J' 'S X .-ivy' N Mi, f' 4 -A A ' If 'X X - , ' 5 5 ' , J la ,-1 A ' 4 . . , 1 use ' l.V - ! ' ft' XR. e 1 I V N RUTH LOCKWOOD RAYMOND Ruthie Tho' Ruthie's looks are bound to win, You'd never know that she's a twin. TLB Rl ex Www .5 9' U' t1G ,.,,,.a 96 aj s wh 0 l 'ogff CAROL WARD REED 'X F Reed me Noted for wade-ing. Where there's a will there's a way. E' K M' :vo -fl 1 f CRETCHEN RECER 'Sweet and lovely. CHARLES LEWIS REID Chuck Has marvelous ability to d homework . . . bound for Ceor gia Tech. RAYMON D STANLEY RIDDLE Soccer spectator . . . machine shop his subject, My I Lsoeevs ae, .A-ug dfvxzjl iwffqm-L, f JOSEPHINE RIDOLFO Quiet . . . one of the Roman scholars. x - E471 , . MARY MARGARET RITCHIE Ritch Pretty . . . quiet . . . wonderful to know. LENNART B. RIX Sportsman . . . headed for Ste- vens . . . mixes English and Algebra. Tk ZQT X I MGS- s H gwx:IWX-30' ' f txckxryg K 4 x ' y Mf5RlAr1gi1i'15.T1L1gbf-J S-wr ' ROBlE, - Cufjeemwejsx ever she Qs,wtl-isa C .O XM. j se. VNV.. ' WW 'ogre' f lakh-5' Si I A 0 nb fav' N pr I yN V cf-I ' .',- V' versa ers-'fe - .xc.- xl ' -give 492.4401 RICHARD ROCCO Richie Shy, but will someday sing his way through. Az. IJ .fr-Z1 Jkgyf- eimme 1,-1 'nl-0 GRAHAM VAULX ROWAN l don't mind homework! fascinates me, l spend hours just looking at it. MARY MARGARET RUCKSTUHL Typical dizzy blonde . . . th scatterbrained miss with per sonality plus. 0 f, J D ff' lfff .4 by fV. Ufff' FARROKH SAlDl Interesting Iranian . . . alway amb' ious O ff? W2 1155522 ULAX 9053 QW W. 1713 jf' GRACE SANFORD Sandy Future Florence Nightingale T481 HELEN MCCRECOR SANC his little blonde will click with nyone. JOHN E. SASSEEN Sass Amazing ability to shoot bas- kets without being able to see them. L FRANK ROBERT SAUL eep smiling . . . U. of pw Ci?xlfPMEjjl:, ww ii pw . J LUN, 2 ,Wi U44 xl ,L ' - ' . , fl' j ff 1 , ANTHONY THOMAS l SAVOCA Apple e's a fast man . . . including ports. ,,. ' 'ff ..Sifif. . I MARIAN ROSE SCARANO Frankly, always seen laughin ARTHUR BENEDICT SCHEEFLER Arty Balanced lunch and balanced personality. lEAN BENEDICT SCHEFFLER Scheff The car. . . friendly . . . iovia JOAN ELIZABETH SCHENCK Willin worker . . . con enial S 8 company , , , fine friend. 4 9 ARLENE SCHLECMAN S et L ly Po 5 RUTH ELIZABETH SCHMID 6 S U MARIORIE ELEANOR SCHMIEDER Neat needle c aft ab I ty prec se prrvate secretary NORMAN IOHN SCHNETZER Usually seen and heard In the dark room. F E501 - X 1 . I, RICHARD MITCHELL SCHOENFELD Schoe y He ares a K g lo orne day ANCELENE SCOLA Re Collects cats pe so able secretary o maybe house w fe IVIICHELINE SCOLA Telephone ope ator or shes a n ce number CHANCEY VINCENZA SCOTESE Pictur-esque . . . good driver lcars not golfl . . . needle- woman. CLARA SCOTESE Crafty with the needle . . . domestically inclined. IUNE ADRIENNE SEELIG Pageboy bob . . . that laugh . . . Elsie. V .5 JOSEPH NICHOLR KQV SEWARD 1. 'WJ The Crantland Rice of the Mountaineer. W! Liwiwilf F Q 'l' Mui if' QV' jf,-.lj D J' I Q ,f l .L .' A ' , ,, V .if 102- swan 5 V K ' I Pj - 1 , ' if i+RYK?rWz0G6 MQQHQQL ' J SLAT7gRY , 1' i l - 0 ' li ' - + '- K l CYRUS-FIELD. Qs' l6lVl'YFl'l'lg.'RiR. Ma- x. i Hg,- l 2. 5' if 'YPA fr' ll ,- .T.':Q,'.1f? Ti. 5 1. 'Y f f'?'L,,'. 'tf f e f.Mt1 1 C' i l .fJ,,,Lff',,-fJ' fQvQ4 -ek ,wif-'. ni' ' I. . MJ--I ' 5' nl ' gs- 1 JfQuite-gchaxracmvr. . 1 Pdnce- ton.?.Iaw . s if 1-4 C-RACE SPARROW Sweet and shy, she's got her SUYA LAURA SPEERS Speersie Everybody's friend . . . sports woman . . . 'lDon't slap my backfl A lf? il I f . f ' fj!,2-iatgslli., X .41 Hupter am! fis errnalQ1'.'T 'ready smile. .1 ' lf' Il ll fan pplyl . . ' ,ax 5' V ff I' X . A1 5 fy I. MARIE KATHLYN STANISCI Has high ambitions , . . wants to become an aviator and dip'o- matic sec et ry. fit may-,S X661-yr LILLIAN RENEE STEELE The last time I saw Paris and Luxembourg tionalist. M6 flaw ,Ju 1' ART 11000 4 , i .fp N E i, , X 'P rf iixki, 0 il I i't'9EAia??Q?ATX1,1Nf!,X gT HM T . YJ. 060 'e' ,Y Southerfiharmv. . nferx 'les make Tj I xftf , j'!.1 . I A , 3 A, .P ' A' x N 'W' m m is thi , yet s in s tim WW ' W x B MQW Wi, T r IAMES STICLIANO M for machinist or mechanic. 1 'V Y LOUIS STIVALE, IR. ith hammer or plane, he'Il ot labor in vain. SIDNEY ANN STOKER Sid Na hasn't got! me an ambition that she IANET CHRISTINE STRAZZA alan.. Cood nafured . . . genero s always Iaughing. ELIZABETH ALEXANDERIA SUMMERS Dancer or nurse, soon For better or worse. NADI NE KATHRYN SUIVIMERS Deanie Likes to draw . . . wiII teach rt . . . dances. I PATRICIANN SURRY Pat Brooklyn Dodger fan . . . wants to be a nurse. FLORETTE SUTHERLAND The retzel bender of Miss Mil- D Ier's domain. BETTY ELAINE SUYDAM Betty Miss Robin Hood . . . that laugh I:k:1ur TBSBIL 529 tx .4 III-4.flX 'T 1cJ.IAN9IvDi5iB'?LlIs SWENSON Boston . . . Buick and Blue Boy. if QC- -4. ,, ., if I I G-1 -I 'AA-Jg, K T ,Iii thine, J RICHARD IRVINC SWENSON His life is just one sport after another. E531 DORlS FLETHER SWINY Her desire to be a rnorticiari should kill her jokes. CHAMiSlOHN TAFARO -tr 'Aciiafiey' , Dear to him is the click of pool balls. A I NANCY BICELOW TAYLOR Collects coins . . . here she comes, Columbia. ia'7'f l QWfjf!lff PHll.lPjQEhp'lh . W TAvgo5pi'13. -' ff J Phi 'ff A' Strictly a Yale ma .NH V vard's loss. 1 ' I wi 15: ROBERT M. TER HORST All knowledge is his field . . . language, diplomacy, hiST0 Y in A particular. CAROLYN ELIZABETH THOMAS Quiet . . . neat . . . industrious. till. fl. ol, will g'- Ml' yf Sara Coal black hair . . . friendly smile . . . skater de luxe. y. IOAN MARIE TYCERT UTY.. Contagnous smlle . . , sincere gal . . . swell pal. DOROTHY ELSIE U ICKER Duffy The happy-go-lucky who can do cverythnng even knlt. HELEN PATRICIA VALENTINE Loves to sung . plans to study TYILJXIC I IEANNE ANN VAN BUSKIRK Heads foward offlce work . . and I do. pyr f CQRNELIA pecIaIIy to 4all L. -997 f K7 .,Ql, -Y 3ZANfDEIN9fTOORN ! ' Ag1Cori1y 1- X-A LJ Corny I5 a frnendfro all and cs- f4 ' PETER VAN CUNTEN Pete Qunet . . . sincere . . . wins our cheer. ,?' - T XQ' y xx - . X' Q -H 1 X . , xj - VN L K DORIS MARIE VAN HORN D dynamite , . . V vuvac ous .. .H happy-go-lucky ' 3XvIXv.yx 4 A I ' ffl--AJ , l X- A flu ,f,If'fIRcgcER BOUKER I L Iz.,gI.'W.... W naw' , VM of gag? WI SUZANNE VERNON Susie Laugh and the world laughs with you , . , dynamic person- ality. LOUIS SALVINO ZZO Quiet . . orts , . . money- fifii I if tw' I I K ' N t A W' i BARBARA MARILYN WALKER Bunny-face Dependable . . . cute . . . cheerleader. A F , C 1 A dl I 3 ,Y V , V Rx , X I I I E It 3, , ', jicfw. I LALBERTICSSEPIQI ' WALSH An argumentative orator . . . up I on, Iwi? sjoaorboxz FIM i,IQ,ffiljw R -, I' ,tif ,, L I,-L fllfrffi , I E563 , '-. 3- lffxf-Q K -vm. IJ lg tu, MARGARET ANN WALSH Peggy Music lover . . . who wants to be a nurse, IRIS ELLEN WATSON Dreamy eyes . . . gift of gab . . . independent lin a nice sort of way.l fi! X x KJS44 YJVIA -If 71 H354 'i , ,of of ,i fl ,J ' fix ' ,J ,if 'NL I ' ARTHUR HERBERT WATT Watt knows what's what about Student-Faculty . . . football. BETSY ANN WEBBER An ardent dog Ioxer . . . has a desire to work with same. ROBERTA CRAMM WEBBER Bobbie What a nice nurse sl'1e'll make! Success ahead. MARGARET CORINE WELBORN Margie Shy . . . steady. . , silent. EDWARD DAVID WELSH Humor . . . sports . . . photog- raphy . . . medicine. ALMA IEAN WERT eep smiling and you'Il always ave friends. ' 6 . ,N C FLORENCE MAY WERT A laugh a day keeps the doctor away , . . and makes lots of friends. i , ugtfifffa , Q' A HOWARD WILLIA WESTERMAN Silent . . . sincere . . . udionb . if ff- io if ll, fl-yr fl jf' ill I LOUISE 'W age ig, i Brainy vqmit I . . ' bgfant bmw ,L Jxff , 9:5 fs ,ao J R, v'Yxf',pf -, PALQL BENSON lf ,, 'wicgm W Continuously bapible, constant- courtesus, consistenfly con- structive. - r 1 . f ' 'lvl EDWIN Siiuzs wg, NRQ.u4irsisv Q, . -- 'Eff' , . N .. -1- Length, biiips and wif, Ge J . v.f,a' ' Wfiieffiiiifi Peg. ..5soi3a n fO'7myI' f Ai Ja jeff 55X CAROLYN ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Student . . . Spanish . . . social service. My vwik' .mf 26' ii r Y I IA ,J WY Qgader t e d . . person- Zyiib S A We M IRENE CORNELIA Conge or housewife. WILSON nial . . . future nurse ROBERT STUART Good those WISE buddy . . , reserved . . . wise cracks! Qwryb G- Qv-5 O'-'UD' o.,, .3',,.r y,q yJ :fb xgfsosia DIAN CAROL WOLF Her eyes twinkle the whole day o I ng, Yet she seems quiet, can this be wrong? QP' 4.5 A ua-me w'-S5-S?-NS 'Swan-Lg, IIWIIJ I' VI In 1 I QJyf IU,ff J ROY UA' f J DORRIS WRIGHT Dot Talkative . . . heading for dress designing. x, 1 I X i lj RUSSELL YOUNG IACQUELINE MAE Russ A Cood looking , . . easy going jackie - - - man about TOWN' Generally garrulous . . . fusses f when frustrated, Jwvt, M! Gwyn cw' W' ACKNCDWLEDGMENT We wish to thank Winnie Boag for the dedicationg Heidi Furter for her cartoonsg Marcia Cargill for illustrating the Last Will and Testamentg joan Blake for the Cover and Dividersg janet Strazza for the Senior Pageg and our Advisers, Miss Kinney, Miss Cope and Mr. Priest, who have given abundantly of their time and effort, that we may be proud of this our . . . AMPHITHEATRE -l947- l ANTOINETTE ooR H zicl-:Em lS Knit 2 . . . Purl 2 . . .window trimming her ambition. ...I rw df' 5. A W fi 9 Xe.. 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' ,, ,1 1 I 51: 'VX - 4, , - s ,,,.,, - 95 'ff - ,- M 3, , .n. .- . -Y, 5 2 K tx' A -' ' 'fg- 1 - - N 1 . f Q fi 'H' .gp .23- 4.3, AP:9'r: 5 I ,Q-e 1 3 I N , . 1- ... '.'x Q v'. 1 .-x- Q J' lv! 1 8.9, ' . 'gi L J Q A 824 I 1 A 513, I 1 5 2 L Wg., 0 Ts. U 4 N 4,-. ik -N I r' 5- Butch and Clary kqj- As the opening gun of the season went off, many of us were dubious as to what Coach Clary Anderson could do, after his return from service, with a practically untried line on his hands. Right from the start these doubts were dispelled as the Mounties tallied in the opening moments of their first game and went on to upset a highly- favored Orange team by a l3-O count. The line was exceptionally strong, holding experienced Orange backs to slight gains. Encouraged by this shutout triumph, the Blue and White travelled to Paterson to swamp a weak East Side team by 60-O. The second, third and fourth teams saw action with Swede Swenson, Bob Stephenson, Charles lnnarella, and Dick King scoring along with regulars Larry Coleman, loe Furnari, and Doug MacLachlan. A rugged Kearny team tasted defeat the fol- lowing week when Crazy-legs Coleman ran wild to score himself or to set up every touch- down. The Mounties took the game in stride, l9-O, and set out for Nutley, where a bruising game saw the Blue and White come from behind to down the Maroon by a l4-6 decision. An overflow crowd witnessed the battle in which several Mounties were injured, including pass- catching specialist, Doug MacLachlan. The Montclair pass defense had to be particularly on guard against the accurate tosses of Nutley's Kappeler. Then came the big test of the year-whether Montclair would be able to stand off East Or- ange's rampaging aggregation. A quick touch- down put the Mounties in the lead, 6-O, but before the afternoon was over, everyone's nerves were on edge, Threat after threat was turned back by the stalwart linemen of Montclair. Fi- nally, an intentional safety saved the day, and Montclair scored with a 6-2 victory. The following week procured an easy victory over traditionally strong Columbia. Several Mountie reserves came to the fore in this con- test. Bugs jackson--later to play such a big role in the Bloomfield game-demonstrated his ability at the fullback spot, john Emery, substi- tute end, took two touchdown passes, Ernest Petrulio also crossed the G-stripe. And now came the Commandos to be victims of Columbia's only offensive efforts of the afternoon, but Montclair's End of a perfect season f82 lead was sufficient and the Blue and White romped off with a 31-I3 margin. The now confident team sailed into the West Orange stadium only to be stopped cold by a stone wall of a line for three periods. But the Mountie forward wall was tough, too, and finally opened up the Cowboy line for Furnari and Cole- man to go over in the last period, and the con- versions made it I4-O. Home came the team and, remembering their surprise defeat of two years ago at the hands of little Clen Ridge, were possibly tense as they faced this Group 2 team. Surprise, surprise! In the first three minutes of play, the Ridgers forged ahead, 7-O, But the Montclair power was too much for the plucky little team and snowed them under by a 32-7 count. Red Cilruth and Pete McSpadden, in addition to the regulars, made touchdowns in a hard-played game on a dreary day. Then came an interval of almost two weeks of waiting, hoping, rallying, cheering, and the team practicing day after day. A huge crowd packed Woodman field on a beautiful morning. An hour before game time a bunch of M.H.S. girls did a very clever take-off on the coming game resulting, naturally, in a win for Montclair. The two bands and twirlers performed, at last the time came. The whistle blew. For one whole period and half of another the two teams were deadlocked between the two 20-yard lines, then, suddenly, the Mounties broke loose. Before the half they had scored thrice on passes by Deacon and Cus- tavson, and plunging by Furnari. The second half featured the brilliant play of Bugs jackson, substitute for wounded Coleman, Furnari's block- ing and plunging, and more spectacular passing by Deacon and Custavson and catching by Mac- Lachlan, Cox, and jackson. Before the final whistle blew, the Commandos had entered the game and Montclair had piled up a 58-O lead over the dispirited Bengals! Another state championship for Montclair, the third in four years and a brilliant end to a brilliant season. A hand for Coaches Clary, Butch, Seelback, and Ciathany, and for every member of the team that made this great year possible!! 831 Touchdown! I DEUCE BUGS RACCIOPP GUS jOE HEAD O0 Left Halfback: Bob Deacon. The work- horse of the Mountie squad. Bob did the brunt of the passing, kicking, and punting all through the season, and did it consistently well. Always re- liable on defense and steadily hustling on offense made Bob the most im- proved player on the squad. Back: William jackson. Suddenly, like a bolt from above, Bugs jackson appeared on the scene in the Bloom- field game to show us some of the most sensational play of the season. Bugs ran wild over the tiring Ben- gals and his pass-receiving was con- sistently brilliant. Right Tackle: Anthony Raccioppo. Tony saw his first game experience in the season's opener, and turned out to be the star blocker and tackler of the squad. Named all-county, all- state, and all-metropolitan, Racciop was the most honored player on the '46 squad, Quarterback: Russ Gustavson. The man who made the T click. A brilliant play-caller as well as being a real passer and runner in his own right, his crafty ball-handling threw the Mountie's opposition for a loss every time. Left Guard: joe Andolino. One hund- red and forty-five pounds of real scrap is Gadine -playing the wh0le season, though injured. joe was the team's inspiration, keeping morale high. A fine team player and a de- light to any coach's heart. Right Guard: Don Fleming: A letter- man in his sophomore year, Don was the old reliable for Montclair this season, smashing through the enemy defense and being at the bottom of every pile-up. Every inch a scrapper. - -c, ' 21' ..p. .VJ .',!J X' Ng' Q' . V .. I - ig. A laik? ea-w,,s-Le, N -44 l I K NY? W g 1 -Pt . Q6 Q 1' 3 4 Phil!! 1, I ff 419 K i ,. ,,- Q3 Q5 as iv, .J v,-. G 91 YJ , 1 tl ' - -, l ' , 1 l fix l l A A 4 , - ,512 t .4 - T . -tl Q 4 A N, L 4 I A T , A T: ' I' -4 ' V 5 ' , Q' A, , K X q ri Y 'J , ' y I I Lf - t gy ? -1 sv 7 , 25, T A IQ, Q54 , ,7 .sr 4 ll , 423' '37 NE! .27 Es 4 ,,l 1 ' . ' r- L . ,g ge t '- . vb IQ: L -.Q , x -45, it l . -X 1 fv- -'A' - ' f , ,. , ,,,,,' ,. rf-. -1, :,- .- ., rl' .,,, T B-'ran ,,,,,,, .1 ' ' N ' L, ., ,,',,jl.i f 1... ,--Af H T, V , V ,g.v. -Q Row l 1 john Brigham, Arthur Watt, Doug MacLachlan, Ted Cox, Don Fleming, Bugs jackson, Roland Barker, joe Calascione, Dick Swenson, Tom Testa, Dick King. Row 2: Willie Love, Warren Reeves, joe Seward, Sebastian DiGeronimo, Larry Coleman, Buzz Aldrin, Tony Raccioppo, Russ Custavson, joe Furnari, joe Andolino, Frank Brunetto. Row 3: Clary Anderson lcoachl, Art Lee, Bob Stevenson, Charles lnnarella, Mike De Nicola, Bob Deacon, Tom Cestone, john Emery, Mike Panza, Tony De Luca, Red Cilruth, Del Voight, Dante Monoco, Butch Fortunato lcoachl. rw Q -A 'S -1 1' ...aah- MAC Jos TED LARRY BUZZ coxev Left End: Doug MacLachlan. Aggres- sive, dependable, spirited is pass- snatching Doug. Out for several games because of injury, his return was strongly felt in the Bloomfield game. Fullbacll: Ioe Furnari. A ferocious player, joe played with everything he had, which was a lot. A hard tackler, a hard blocker, and a hard runner, joe has everything a great triple-threat man needs, The squad's high scorer for the second straight season. Right End: Ted Cox. His fumble- recoveries and rushing in from end are examples of the steady play shown consistently throughout the season by Ted Cox. Strong and fast, he stopped many an off-tackle slant. Center: Buzz Aldrin. Center posi- tion was a big question mark when the season opened, but Buzz, not even a varsity man last year, stepped right into the position. A ferocious tackler and an excellent passer, Buzz was always dependable. Right Halfback: Larry Coleman. At moments spectacular, Larry put life into the game with his unique run- ning his startling runbacks of punts and his steady pass receiving. Though playing a scrappy game, Larry avoided iniury until the final game. Left Tackle: Mike DeNicola. Although only a sophomore, Mike plays a bang- up game at tackle and works well with his teammates. Montclair's hope for '47 and '48, when his experience will stand him in good stead. .P ag V f , -. ' ' -c ,- I 1 Q.. lfvfv ,.,, Sh ., , IEW ,.' QQ., g:,f2 fu! 9' , MHS MHS MHS MHS ' .1--s', -L . ., .. ,:,--4 U, . -44, ORANGE PATERSON KEARNY NUTLEY rua,-mmrvdihw' FOOTBALL SCORES MHS 6 E. ORANGE MHS 31 COLUMBIA MHS I4 W, ORANGE O MHS 32 GLEN RIDGE 7 MHS 58 BLOOMFIELD O LSU 2 f' 'li 4 LJ! L r,f 9'.1 Y .V 4 -.-v-np-- , -pr-dl 1 I 4.55-' us-Q Q R fs T ACK if My if I9 ii, Montclair's '46 track team had a very credit- able season, being beaten only once when we came out second to Trenton in the Newark Invi- tation Meet. Montclair avenged herself when she outscored Trenton by 9V2 points in the State Meet. All the dual meets were easily won by fantastic scores. The athletes most responsible for establishing Montclair's excellent record were Cal Dawe and Ed Hermanson in the dashesg Bob Coleman and Elwood White in the high hurdles, Dick King and jordie Davis in the low hurdles, and Reg Valentine, Tom Waldron, Leo Roemish, Bob Stevenson, and Charlie Thomas in the longer 17 0,1 -xi , xli ' F? 46 runs, Ralph Benton, Ernest Petrulio, l-larry Woo- ton, Ed Welsh, and Tony Savaca also beat the cinders last spring. The field events were highlighted by Doug MacLachlan and Al Harvey in the high jump, and Buzz Aldrin and Punjab Harrison in the pole vault. Hollie Donan did a fine job on the javelin and Otto jesperson heaved the discus. joe Furnari tossed the shot consistently for many much needed points. Knute Mansfield turned out a fine squad last year which we were all proud of, Let's all hope he gets all the breaks this year. ,fn :gl ,an .- f 1 fx, . .- an ,vs Doc Newman came up with another scrappy baseball squad last spring that figured among the best in the state, The team, after clubbing their opponents for six straight wins, stumbled momentarily when a West Orange team, which they had earlier triumphed over, came back to avenge their loss, white-washing the Mounties 6-O. Newark East Side put over another win on the Mounties, but they recovered quickly enough to win two more over Kearny and Orange. The Blue and White dropped another game to Nutley, picked up two close wins over Verona and Bloomfield, and fin- ished up the season with two more victories, one a last-minute topping of Kearny. 5-4, and the other a beautiful shutout by Bob johnson for our second win over Orange, 6-O, The first game of the Newark Invitation was lost in a thrilling ninth inning in which Belleville eked out the winning run to score by a 3-2 margin. As for individual play, the slugging of Larry Coleman headed the varsity list with a mark of .346. Bob Deacon was second with a .335 record, and johnny Delli Santi also finished over the .300 mark, while Bruce McBratney was another big Mountie gun, coming through in the pinches. The leading pitcher was john Emery with 2 wins and 2 defeats. john Crawley, Roland Barker, Frank Cebello, Bob johnson and Shane Murphy followed him in order of hurling percentage. With I2 victories and only 3 defeats, l think we can credit Montclair with another season of upholding the great Mountie tradition of the past. 1946 SCORES OPPONENT MONTCLAIR MONTCLAIR ACADEMY 4 6 WEST ORANGE 6 9 VERONA 5 7 BARRINGER l4 l 5 PATERSON E. S. 2 4 IRVINGTON 9 l I WEST ORANGE 6 O NEWARK E. S. 9 4 KEARNY 5 6 ORANGE 4 5 NUTLEY 4 3 VERONA 2 3 BLOOMFIELD 3 4 KEARNY 4 5 ORANGE O 6 BASHZAL TAXK xxx! 51, tt' aw-by JJ N. IW IISKIIIIAII5 N... . X,- ., - i vxl I, ,. , .VX .bf K .7 , I fic B I I I Front row: Bugs jackson, Doug MacLaughIan, Rocco Liberato, Russ Ciustavson, Bob Deacon. Middle row: Bob jones, john Emery, Cus Keriazakus, Allan Roemisch, Ham Webster. Back row: Clary Anderson, Coach, Carl Fitzgerald, Pete Eagen, Dean Strong, Dick Heddy. With five regulars- Bugs jackson, Russ Custavson, Rocco Liber- ato, Doug MacLachlan, and john Emery-returning, the Blue and White cagers opened the season by defeating Barringer 46-26. Continuing in the same successful fashion for seven more games, they bowled over West Orange, Irvington, Alumni, Paterson, Ridgewood, Columbia, and East Orange. The Blue and White, having won eight consecutive games, came to grief at the hands of a fast breaking Kearny five by a 41-38 score. The Mounties, picking up their winning streak after the loss to Kearny, defeated Blair, Glen Ridge, East Orange, and Nutley. The score of the latter contest was a record-breaking 60-38. Montclair then suffered a second beating of 48-40 at the hands of the same fast break- ing Kearny quintet. Montclair again suffered defeat from a Columbia five which played Montclair to a 34-34 tie, then in the three minutes overtime Columbia had 42 to Montclair's 36. With an excellent record, compared to recent records, the boys on the team deserve a good hand for a game fight regardless of four defeats. Our forward wall consisted of two from Liberato, Keriazakos, jones, Fitzgerald, Roemisch, and Heddy. Center was positively sewed up by big john Emery, but Bugs jackson, with plenty of experience, made Emery hustle to keep his position. Also at center was Strong. MacLachlan, Custavson, Deacon, Webster, and Egan shared honors for the remaining two guard positions of the Montclair quintet. With a successful season to write about, let's give the boys, coaches Clary Anderson and Doc Newman, credit. Let's all look for an even better season next yearl Montclair 1947 SCORES Montclair Barringer Montclair West Orange Montclair Irvington Montclair Alumni Montclair Paterson Montclair Ridgewood Montclair Columbia Montclair East Orange Montclair Kearny Montclair Blair Montclair Glen Ridge Montclair East Orange Montclair Nutley Montclair Kearny Montclair Columbia Montclair Orange POLIO BENEFIT GAME I9 Belleville TENNIS 'Q 4 Ju .Z ...br Makmg a good showmg our M H S tennis squad coached agaun by Mr Sprague came through wnth four wms as agasnst three losses and outscored thenr opponerts 24 sets to ll The season was more successful than It looks nn the score column Two of the Mountue defeats were at the strong East Orange aggregatuon whnch eked out two 3 2 wlns Rldgewood also counted agaunst the Blue and Whute All the Mountnes vuctorues were by large scores and three of them were shutouts Glen Rudge fell twuce before the Mountne power The snneles contestants for Montclaar were john Wnllaams jack Sasseen john Landers and Howard Brngham whsle playung nn the doubles matches were jack Robunson and Paul Brass a team that dudn t lose a set all season Walter Sutton and Ed McCann were the other com bnnatlon Four of 46 s eight starters wall return agaun thus year and can be expected to better the showmg of thelr predecessors 1 1- i i i Front row john McCann Ed McCann Doug Curlev Back row Ken Sprague Coach ohn Landers Paul Brass jack Sasseen jack Robunson john Wulllams CROSS COUNTRY The Mountie harriers last fall had a better than good season, as they copped the Essex County title and maintained an undefeated record up until the State Meet at Elizabeth. The first run was against Irvington and was held at West Side Park, Newark, Montclair came out on top by a 22-33 count, doing the ZV4 mile sprint in ll minutes 29.4 seconds. ln the second meet the Blue and White outran the East Orange aggregation at Branch Brook Park to win by a long margin l9-36. Next the Mounties returned to West Side Park to emerge victors over a strong Weequahic team, 2l-34, in a longer run which was timed at l3 minutes 8 seconds. A triangular meet between Montclair, West Side Newark, and South Side Newark produced another victory for us. Bloomfield was the next to feel the weight of the Mountie power. A very close race in the Essex County champion- ship meet was taken again by the Mounties but the State Meet proved to be Montclairs Waterloo ending a successful season Tom Waldron Rufus Dumas and Art Seward were Montclairs top flight performers and a host of juniors got experience which should give Montclair ano ter powerful team next season Front row Frank Timmons Tom Kuhn Pat Filiaci Art Butler Larry Kepler Middle row Doc Newman coach Bruce lohnson Sandy Millar Sonny Testa Bill Wester man Bob Yff Rocco Liberato Anthony Onorato Vito DiPrenda Dan Pacifico lcdy Coughlan Back row Hardy Hall Reid Spencer Bill Hockett Walter King Bob Entwistle jim Wallwork Roger Hynes Charles Strait -rf . V Front row left to right Coach Mansfield Tom Waldron Back row left to right Rob rt Miller and Arthur Seward Roemisclwi X Y fs fx9 5 'QJD N55 ,gQf' 1,Tg:,ZT3' J- o J, Odjf xx at L JQB 4 si.. ,4-7' ...gt be Q' Cv O' 4? cs abc X3 IQS' A' Jw -7' and Rufus Dumas ot shown Allan J, 0- bWith only two of last years regu'ars Q, returning Coach Doc Newman had a 6 JJ' s0 tough time assembling a working team After losing opening day the team had a lot of poor luck and wound up the season showing only two ties and eight losses Kearny inflicted the worst defeat on the Mounties but they held a strong Summit team to a tie and finished up the Summit East Orange Chatham Kearny Verona Ridgewood Summit East Orange Verona season with a moral victory tying Verona team which had previously whip ped them badly As for individual play Rocco Liberato played a hard game at center and Art Butler a sophomore was the spirit of the team at right fullback The goalie was Alan Augustine who played forward a year ago A number of promising sophomores and iuniors p ayed regularly and we may expect a stronger squad in the coming season SOCCER SCORES Montclair Montclair Montclair Montclair Montclair Montclair Montclair Montclair Montclair l9'l i A . 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T ,., ,...,... ,,,w:- I V Y 5 . . 4'-' Q ' A ff z4h-gf' . .4 SPCDRTS .-0 an s. BADMINTON Presudent Pearl Hucks BASKETBALL presldem SNancy Nesbnt IBetty Suydam Manager .... Connie Cravagna T17 'A his V+ 1 1415 .- A 'fa 'I iyffiei 5 -' FY ' TABLE TENNIS president, SBarbara Monroe lDorothy Uicker T. :Y Ni -rw iv - bg I A r 91 W i?f ' 4 ri u PROI ECTION SQUAD The projection squad exists as a service group to the school and helps to make use of visual equipment in the classroom. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE The Publicity Committee provides programs for the football games and the invitation track meet. They aim to make the programs interesting and the original covers colorful. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE The Assembly Committee helps in choosing assemblies when outside speakers are necessary, presenting student-talent programs, and reviewing assemblies with a view to bettering them. ' if .i- ,. ns XX ... N 'A 1 , ' u 1 - 'E I am 5 g Q ,Q F ,,, 0 -0' ' . as . f s V- 111 I . QF: ,ll fi T -., 1 , . 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'FSL is V- J ' N 107 LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Le Cercle Francais is a bi-monthly meeting club that gives its members a better understanding of France and its language through speakers, skits, games and songs. ASSEMBLY SEATING COMMITTEE The purpose of the Assembly Seating Committee is to seat the students at assemblies as swiftly and efficiently as possible, avoiding confusion. ' IL CIRCOLO ITALIANO ll Circolo Italiano of M.H.S. aims to achiqfe both educational and social ob- jectives by planning gatherings during and Efter school where good fellowship is enioyed. TrzAFFic SQUAD The traffic squad is a voluntary group that encourages the students of Montclair High to obey traffic regu- lations, and form better safety habits. THE BOOK ROOM STAFF This is a service which a group of boys has been rendering willingly. We are the distributors of real friends to the boys and girls of Montclair High School. MOUNTAINEER BUSINESS STAFF Handling circulation, advertising, and subscriptions constitutes the main function of the Business Staff of the Mountaineer. This job, done by a special ll-I English class this year, provides practical experience in busi- ness. Mr. Bird is the adviser. Ti 'fx ORCHESTRA The Orchestra furnishes music for the various school activities during the year. The members give a concert in the Spring with other Montclair school orchestras and bands. A CAPPELLA CHOIR The A Cappella Choir sings all types of music within the school and at various local organization meetings. MIXED CLEE CLUB The Mixed Cilee Club is composed of sophomores, juniors and seniors who enjoy singing. -,,,.f-Y , s f 1.- 9 ' u -' : 0 s ,gm S, . 110 .' rl ,I .,, f W4 . Q .31 JU BAND The M.H.S, Band plays at the foot- ball games, and gives demonstrations of its marching ability during the half. The members are required to have musical ability, 'K ill GIRLS CLEE CLUB The Girls Clee Club sings in the musical activities in the school. SPIRITUAL CHOIR The Spiritual Choir is a group of fifty-one boys and girls whose aim is to preserve traditional negro spirituals without reference to written music. SEIXIICDR ACTIVITIES Nick joseph Acocella-Football l41g Golf I3, 41, Intramural Basket- ball IZ, 3, 41g Intramural Vol- leyball IZ, 31. Edwin Eugene Aldrin, lr.-Football IZ, 41, Track IZ, 3, 41. joseph Augustine Andolino-ll Cir- colo Italiano IZ, 3, 41, President I41g Senior Council I41g Stu- dent Faculty I31, Baseball IZ1, Football I3, 41, Golf I41, Bowling I41. Nathan I. Anello-ll Circolo Italiano IZ, 41, Golf I3, 41, Bowling I41. Antoinette Attarnante-Bowling IZ, 31 . Sarah Aubry-Le Cercle Francais IZ1 g Art Club IZ1 5 Spanish Club I41. Alan Mandeville Augustine-A Cap- pella Choir IZ, 3, 41, Student Faculty IZ1 5 Baseball IZ1, Bas- ketball IZ, 31 g Soccer IZ, 3, 41. Carole Axworthy-Glee Club IZ1, A Cappella Choir I3, 41 g Libra- rian I31g Vice President I41g Bowling I3, 41, Dramatic Club I31. William N. Ayers-Hi-Y IZ1, Foot- ball IZ1. Martha Baker-Latin Club I3, 41, Le Cercle Francais i415 lnter- ational Club IZ, 3, 41, Record- ing Secretary I41g Carryover Committee I3, 41, Amphithea- tre l41g Red Cross I31g Bas- ketball IZ, 313 Archery IZ, 313 Badminton IZ, 3, 41, Tennis IZ1. Roland Barker-Student Faculty Rep- resentative I4i 5 Civics Commit- tee I41g Baseball IZ, 3, 41, Football I3, 41. lean Bartsch-Chemistry Club l41g Le Cercle Francais i315 Moun- taineer I41g Biology Club IZ1, Latin Club I3, 41, International Club IZ, 315 Baseball IZ, 415 Basketball I21g Hockey IZ1, Tennis I31g Table Tennis I3, l. Charles William Baskerville-Orches- tra I3, 41, Music Club IZ, 3, 41, Treasurer I31g Spiritual Choir IZ, 3, 41, Student Con- ductor I41g A Cappella Choir I3, 41, Choral Speech I41, Bi- ble Club 12, 3, 41. losephine Belden--International Club IZ1, Art Club IZ., 415 Student Faculty IZ, 413 Spanish Club I41g Music Club I3, 41, Hos- pitality Committee I3, 41. Elizabeth Bell-Hospitality Commit- tee I3, 41 g Sophomore Dramatic Club IZ1, Treasurer IZ1, Music Club IZ, 3, 41, Latin Club I31g Senior-junior Dramatic Club I3, 41, Amphitheatre I41g Lunch- room Music Committee I41 5 Hockey IZ1. loanne Bello-ll Circolo Italiano I41. Bernard L. Belsky-Le Cercle Fran- cais IZ1, Community Chest Speaker I41. Charlotte Bergh-A Cappella Choir I3, 41, Dramatic Club IZ, 31, Latin Club I41g Student Faculty Alternate I41g Red Cross I41g Music Club l41g Victory Corps IZ1, Bowling I41. Barbara Bierwith-A Cappella Choir IZ, 3, 41, Le Cercle Francais I3, 413 Latin Club l31g Inter- national Club I31 3 Geology Club I3, 413 Chemistry Club I41g Music Club I3, 41, Red Cross IZ, 3, 41, War Bonds and Stamps Committee IZ, 31, Vic- tory Corps IZlg Hockey IZ1, Badminton IZ1, Volleyball IZ1. loan Blackburn-Latin Club I31g Le Cercle Francais I3, 41, Hospi- tality Committee I3, 41, Secre- tary I41g Amphitheatre I41g Curriculum Committee IZ1. Ioan Blake-Clee Club IZig Music Club IZ, 3, 41, Art Club IZ, 31, Secretary i313 Red Cross I31g International Club IZ, 313 Stage Design Crew I31g Am- phitheatre I41, Co-Art Editor I41. Marilyn Boag- International Club I31g Latin Club I3, 41, Span- ish Club l41g Archery I3, 415 Badminton I41. Winifred Boag-Latin Club I31g Spanish Club I41g International Club I31g Mountaineer I41g Archery I31. Clair Bonynge-Art Club IZ, 41. Betty Braisted--Hometown Commit- tee IZ1, Carryover Committee I3, 413 Mountaineer I41g Dra- matic Club IZ, 31 g Hockey IZ1. Howard Mason Brigham, lr.-Clee Club IZ1, A Cappella Choir I31g Dramatic Club IZ, 3, 41, Assembly Committee I3, 41, Curriculum Committee IZ1 Q Tennis IZ, 3, 41, Football IZ1. Helen Brooks-Glee Club IZ, 313 Carryover Committee I31 3 Span- ish Club IZ, 31, Latin Club I41g Bible Club IZ, 313 Basketball i413 Archery I41g Volleyball I41, Badminton I3, 413 Bowl- ing I31g Browsers I41g Inter- national Club I41g Civics Com- mittee I41. William Merrill Brooks-Band IZ, 3, 41 g Football IZ, 3, 41, Manager I41 . Doris Brown-Bible Club IZ1 3 Senior Council I41. SEINIICDR ACTIVITIES Henry Gassaway Brown-Clee Club I215 A Cappella Choir I415 Chemistry Club I3, 41, Vice- President I315 Amphitheatre I41. lacqueline Brown-Sophomore Clee Club I315 Baseball I315 Basket- ball IZ, 315 Archery IZ15 Bad- minton IZ, 315 Riding IZ, 31, President I315 Tennis IZ, 31. Frank Brunetto--Student Faculty IZ1 5 Football IZ, 3, 415 Bowling I415 Intramural Basketball IZ, 3, 41. Edwin Crawford Buchanan--Band IZ, 3,415 Baseball IZ1. Katherine Buckelew-Glee Club IZ, 315 Music Club I415 A Cappel- la Choir IZ, 315 Latin Club I415 Basketball IZ, 315 Baseball IZ, 315 Swimming I415 Volleyball IZ, 31. Wilfred Eustace Burchell-Le Cercle Francais IZ, 415 Hi-Y I415 ln- tramural Basketball IZ1. Lorraine Burgess-Sophomore Clee Club I215 Girls Clee Club I315 Bible Club I3, 41, Secretary I415 Latin Club I315 Music Club I415 Hockey I315 Basket- ball IZ, 315 Archery I415 Bowl- ing I31. Minnie Caggiano-Student Faculty I215 ll Circolo Italiano I215 Bowling IZ, 3, 41. Ethel Carlson-Orchestra IZ, 315 Band IZ, 315 Football Band IZ, 3, 415 Bible Club IZ, 3, 41, Treasurer I415 Music Club IZ1. Marcia Cargill-Art Club IZ, 415 Stage Design I315 Music Club Dra- I415 Spanish Club I41: matic Club IZ15 Red Cross I215 Bowling I41. Evelyn Carr--International Club IZ1 5 Dra- Le Cercle Francais I315 matic Club I41, Secretary - I41 , Hospitality Committee I41 5 Spanish Club I41 5 Amphitheatre I415 Art Club I415 Music Club I3, 41. Frank A. Cestone-ll Circolo Itali- ano IZ, 31 5 Publicity Committee I315 Golf I415 Bowling I31. Frank Canio Cestone-ll Circolo Ital- iano I41. Louise Chavers-Bible Club I315 Basketball IZ1. Elaine Cheatham-Clee Club I41 5 Bible Club I41 5 Le Cercle Fran- cais I415 Baseball IZ, 3, 415 Basketball IZ, 3, 415 Archery I315 Hockey IZ, 315 Badminton IZ, 3, 415 Hiking I315 Table Tennis I31. Roseann Cifalino-Sophomore Clee Club I215 Il Circolo Italiano IZ, 3, 41 . Dolores Cirillo -Civics Committee I215 Student Faculty IZ15 Car- ryover Committee IZ, 315 Red Cross IZ, 41, Representative I41 5 Amphitheatre I41 5 Basket- ball IZ15 Swimming IZ15 Bowl- ing I41. Lawrence Lewis Clark-Community Chest Speaker I415 Bible Club IZ, 31, Treasurer I315 Latin Club I315 Le Cercle Francais I315 Dramatic Club I315 Band Uniform Committee I415 Music Club I415 Carry-Over Commit- tee I41, Chairman I415 Civics Committee I415 Publicity Com- mittee I415 Budget Committee I415 Student-Faculty IZ, 41, Vice-President I41 5 Amphithea- tre I41, Business Manager I415 Lunchroom Committee I41 5 Cal- endar Committee I41, Chairman I415 Tennis I41. Thomas Clifton-Hi-Y I41. Angela Codella-Clee Club I215 Dramatic Club IZ, 315 Music Club I415 Latin Club I415 Civil Air Patrol I415 Student Faculty Representative I31. QW Sam Vincent Codella-Music Club I415 Orchestra IZ, 3, 415 Band IZ, 3, 415 Chemistry Club I41. james Lorenzo Coleman-S e n i o r Council I41, Treasurer I415 ll Circolo Italiano I41 5 Baseball IZ, 3,415 Football I3, 415CoIf I41. Thomas Edwin Coleman, lr.-A Cap- pella Choir I3, 415 Music Club I415 Bible Club I215 Football I41, Manager I41. Virginia Cone-Girls Clee Club I31 5 Orchestra IZ, 415 Latin Club I315 Astronomy Club I41, Chairman I415 Bowling I3, 41. Donald Barclay Conord--Intramural Wrestling I315 Intramural Box- ing I31. David Williams Conrad-Latin Club I3, 415 Dramatic Club IZ, 3, 415 Browsers I3, 415 Music Club I3, 415 Student Faculty I2, 31 5 Amphitheatre I41 5 Soc- cer I3, 41. Fred George Conrad--Chemistry Club I31 5 Assembly Seating Commit- tee I41 5 Amphitheatre I41, Co- Photography Editor I41. Theodore Frederick Cox-Football IZ, 3, 41 . Frank loseph Cranley-Hi-Y I31. Carolyn Cross-Latin Club I3, 415 Spanish Club I415 Girls Ath- letic Council IZ, 3, 41: PrOSfam Committee, I31, Chairman I315 Basketball IZ, 3, 415 Archery I31, Manager I315 Badminton IZ, 3, 415 Bowling IZ, 3, 41, President IZ, 3, 41 5 Hiking IZ1, President IZ1. Charles Peter Crowe, lr.-Student Faculty I31 5 Football IZ1 5 Track IZ1 . SEINIICDR ACTIVITIES Elmore Curry - Latin Club IZ1 1 Mountaineer I31 1 B-2dmif1f01'1 IZ13Table Tennis IZ, 313 Bowl- ing IZ1. lrene Dawe-Sophomore Clee Club IZ13 Bible Club IZ, 31. Robert Walter Deacon-Senior Coun- cil I413 Baseball I3, 413 Bas- ketball I3, 413 Football I3, 412 Intramural Basketball I3, 413 Intramural Volleyball I3, 41. Nancy Decker-Art Club IZ, 313 International Club IZ1. Bernice Deerman-Girls Clee Club I313 Music Club I41. Ralph Vincent Del Vecchio-A Cap- pella Choir I3, 413 Music Club IZ, 3, 413 Il Circolo Italiano IZ, 3, 413 Amphitheatre I413 Student Faculty I41. Mildred Dennis-Cilee Club IZ13 Spiritual Choir IZ13 War Bonds and Stamps Committee I31, Representative l3l1 Bible Club IZ, 41 3 Athletic Committee I413 Baseball IZ, 313 Basketball IZ, 3, 413 Archery IZ, 3, 41 3 Hock- ey IZ, 31: Badminton IZ, 3, 413 Bowling I3, 41. Dan Michael De Prenda-ll Circolo Italiano IZ, 313 Amphitheatre I4l3 Baseball IZ, 3, 41 3 Soccer IZ, 3, 413 Intramural Basketball IZ1. Shirley De Shong-Bible Club IZ1. Constance Dickman--Clee Club I313 Nosegay Committee I31. Sebastian Rocco Di Geronimo-Base ball IZ, 3, 413 Football IZ, 31. Dorothy Dodd-Cirls Glee Club IZ, 413 Sophomore Clee Club I313 Music Club IZ, 3, 413 Red Cross I41, Representative I41 3 Tennis IZ13 Volleyball IZ1: Table Ten- nis I41. Rogers B. Downey--War Bond and Stamp Committee IZ, 31, Fi- nancial Chairman I313 Projec- tion Squad I3, 41, Assistant Manager l3lQ Movie Club I3, 41, Treasurer I31, President I41 3 Lunchroom Music Commit- tee I41, Co-Chairman I41. Paul Drucker-Victory Corps IZ13 Football I31. Allen B. Du Mont, lr.,-Student Faculty IZ, 413 Athletic Advi- sory Board IZ, 3, 41 3 Curriculum Committee IZ1 3 Projection Squad Football IZ13 Track IZ, 413 ln- tramural Basketball IZ, 3, 41. Roberta Eckelberry-Sophomore Clee Club IZ13 Ciirls Clee Club I31, A Cappella Choir I413 Le Cercle Francais I3,413 Latin Club I313 Iunior Red Cross IZ1: Baseball IZ, 3, 413 Basketball IZ, 3, 413 Hockey IZ, 3, 41, President I41. Arthur Charles Edelhoff-Football I3 1 . Merritt Charles Farren-Orchestra IZ, 3, 413 Band IZ, 3,411 Music Club I3, 413 Le Cercle Francais I31, Track I41. Betty Ferdon--Dramatic Club IZ13 Hospitality Committee I3, 413 Hometown Committee IZ1 3 Music Club I41: Amphitheatre I413 Spanish Club I413 Brow- sers Committee I413 Interna- tional Club IZ1. Edgar Allen Ferdon-Art Club IZ, 413 Amphitheatre I41. loan Ferguson-Sophomore Clee Club lzlz A Cappella Choir IZ13 Dramatic Club IZ, 31: Chemis- try Club I313 Riding I31. William Stephenson Field-Band IZ, 413 Intramural Basketball Z, 31. Mary lane Fierro-Senior Council I41. Clemens Hershel Fitzgerald, lr.-Hi- Y I3, 41, President I313 Foot- ball IZ13Track IZ, 41. Lilly Fiveland-Bible Club IZ, 41. Dorothy Fleischman--War Bonds and Stamps Committee I313 Music Cgub I3, 413 International Club I 1, Tannie Hill Fleming, lr.--Spiritual Choir IZ, 3, 413 A Cappella Choir I413 Hi-Y I41: Football IZ, 3, 41. Alfred: Flounoy-Sophomore Clee Club IZ13 Spiritual Choir IZ, 3, 413 Vice President I413 Bad- minton I41 3 Table Tennis I413 Riding I41. loan Forester-Amphitheatre Photog- raphy IZ, 3, 413 C-eo'ogy Club I3, 41, President I413 Inter- national Club IZ, 31, Corres- ponding Secretary l3l: Latin Club I313 Chemistry I313 Stu- dent Faculty IZ13 Band IZ, 3, 41 3 Aviation Club I31 3 Baseball IZ, 31, Captain I313 Basketball IZ, 31. Captain I3l: Hockey IZ, 3,41,Captain I3,41. Lois Franciose-Sophomore Clee Club IZ1 Q B3Sl46l'lJall IZ1 3 Tennis IZ13 Volleyball IZ13 Badminton IZ1, Table Tennis IZ1. Betty Frasca-ll Circolo Italiano IZ13 Tri-Hi-Y Club I31, Vice-Presi- dent I313 Swimming I41. Nicolet Frauenheim-Art Club IZ13 Red Cross IZ13 War Bonds IZ, 313 Baseball I31, Captain 1313 Archery IZ13 Badminton I313 Tennis I413 Swimming IZ1. loseph Henry Furnari-Senior Coun- cil I41, President I413 Foofball IZ, 3, 41, Captain I413 Track IZ, 3, 41 . Heidi Furter-International Club IZ1 3 Student Faculty IZ1. SEINIIGR ACTIVITIES Cabbey-Sophomore Clee Club I213 Victory Corps IZ13 War Bonds and Stamps Committee IZ1, Representative IZ13 Music Club I3, 413 Amphitheatre I41 3 Student Faculty I413 Bowling I3, 41. joan loseph Anthony Calascione-Art Club I41, Vice-President I413 ll Cir- colo Italiano I313 Football IZ, 31, Captain IZ1, Intramural Volleyball I31. Angelo lohn Calgano-Il Circolo Ital- iano IZ, 3, 413 Publicity Com- mittee I31 3 Student Faculty IZ1, Class Representative IZ1, Base- ball IZ1, Manager I213CiOlt I3, 41. lssabella Galloway-Bible Club IZ, 3, 41, Vice President I31, Presi- dent I413 Swimming I41. Doris Garrett-Student Faculty IZ1 3 Red Cross I31, Representative I 3 1 , Marilyn Celhaar-A Cappella Choir IZ, 3lQ International Club I41l Latin Club I3, 4l: Le Cercle Francais I413 Chemistry Club I41 3 Amphitheatre I41, Literary Editor I413 Music Club I31Z Football Salesman IZ, 3, 412 Red Cross I31, Representative I31. Alice Gillette- International Club IZ13 War Bonds and Stamps I31g Baseball IZ, 3, 413 Arch- ery IZ13 Tennis I3, 413 Volley- ball IZ1, Bowling I41. lennie Cravagna-Hometown Com- mittee I2, 313 Music Club l4lQ Swimming I413 Bowling IZ, 3. 41. Elizabeth Cunschol-Glee Club I311 A Cappella Choir I413 junior Red Cross I3, 413 International Club IZ, 31 Q Spanish Club I413 Music Club I413 Amphitheatre I41, Bowling I41. Russell Eugene Gustavson-Senior Council I413 Basketball IZ, 3, 413 Volleyball IZ, 3, 413 Foot- ball IZ, 3, 413 Track IZ13 Intramural Basketball IZ, 3, 4l: Intramural Volleyball IZ, 3, 41. Thomas Barton Haber-Mountaineer I41, Editorial Page Editor I413 Spanish Club l4lQ Dramatic Club l41j Soccer I41, Manager I41. janet Hater-Sophomore Clee Club I413 Le Cercle Francais I3, 41: International Club I3, 413 Latin Club I313 Geology Club I31: Music Club I3, 4lQ Red Cross I41, Candy Seller I41. Randolph Mark Hale-International Club I31 3 Red Cross Represen- tative I313 Student Faculty Rep- resentative I41 3 War Bonds and Stamps I31. William Curtis Halpin--Dramatic Club IZ, 3, 41, Vice-President IZ, 31, Treasurer I41, Assem- bly Committee IZ, 3, 41, Secre- tary I4l3 Browsers I3, 413 Amphitheatre I41, Publicity Manager I413 Student Faculty IZ13 Curriculum Committee IZ13 Senior Council I41. Elizabeth Hanks-Nosegay Commit- tee I31, Amphitheatre I41, Co- Photography Editor I41, Carolyn Hansen-Mountaineer I41. Grace Hansen-Sophomore Glee Club IZ1 3 Mountaineer I413 Red Cross I41, Representative I41. Hansen-Clee Club IZ, 313 Senior Council I41, Secretary I413 Latin Club I3, 413 Music Club IZ, 3, 41 3 Hospitality Com- mittee I3, 413 Basketball IZ1: Archery IZ1 3 Volleyball IZ1. lean Nancy Harney-Cirls Clee Club I41 3 Amphitheatre I413 International I313 War Bonds and Stamps Committee I31 3 Red Cross I31 I Can Food Committee I31, Rep- resentative I31. Gwendolyn Harris-Student Faculty IZ1, Red Cross I313 War Bonds and Stamps Committee IZ1. larnes Thomas Harris--Senior Coun- cil I41, Vice-President I413 Band IZ, 3, 413 Student Faculty IZ, 313 Le Cercle Francais IZ, 31, Treasurer I313 Latin Club I313 Canned Foods Committee I313 Movie Club I3, 413 As- sembly Committee IZ, 3, 413 Community Chest Speaker I41. Leroy Harris-Swimming I213 Track IZ1. Ormond Kenneth Harris-Clee Club IZ13 A Cappella Choir I3, 413 Music Club IZ, 3, 413 ll Cir- colo Italiano IZ, 3, 413 Amphi- theatre I413 Red Cross I3, 413 Art Club IZ, 41. Norma Harrison-Le Cercle Francais I3, All: Spanish Club I413 Art Club I413 Victory Corps IZ13 Dramatic Club IZ1. Alfred Garland Harvey-Clee Club IZ. 413 A Cappella Choir I313 Track IZ, 3, 413 Intramural Basketball IZ. 3, 41. Doris Hatchett-Cirls Clee Club IZ1 3 Spiritual Choir IZ, 3, All: Canned Foods Committee IZ1. Katherine Hatchett-Sophomore Clee Club IZ1 3 Spiritual Choir I3, 41, Secretary and Treasurer I3, 41. Maj-Lis Helenius-International Club I313 Amphitheatre I413 Table Tennis I31. Patricia Henriksen-Girls Glee Club IZ, Bl: A Cappella Choir I413 Music Club I413 Amphitheatre I41, Editor-in-Chief I413 Lunchroom Music Committee I413 Victory Corps IZ13 Pub- Iicity Committee I41 3 War Bonds and Stamps Committee IZ1, Representative IZ1. SEINIICDR ACTIVITIES Richard Alan Herrmann--Chemistry I3, 41, Astronomy Club I41, Camera Club IZ1. lane Hoffman-Student Faculty IZ, 413 Art Club IZ1, International Club IZ1, Music Club IZ1. Sylvia Hooke-Dramatic Club IZ, 31 3 Latin Club I31g International Club IZ, 41, Music Club I41g Le Cercle Francais I3, 41 3 Biol- ogy Club I41, Amphitheatre I41g Red Cross Committee IZ, 41, Folk Dancing I41. Robert Ioseph Hooper-Spanish Club I31. Stuart W. Hopkins-Movie Club IZ, 3, 413 Lunchroom Cashier I3, 41, Civics Committee I41, Browsers I41, Baseball IZ1, Manager IZ1, Football Motion Pictures IZ, 31 5 Civics Commit- tee I41. - Marianna Huntington-Clee Club IZ1, Red Cross IZ, 31, Spanish Club I41 3 Cheerleader I41 5 Stu- dent Faculty I41 5 Carryover Committee I31g Dramatic Club 131, Assembly Committee I41, International Club I31g Geology Club I41g Victory Corps IZ1, Bowling I31. Evelyne Hutchings-Clee Club IZ, 3, 41 . William lackson-Hi-Y I31, Vice- President I31g Baseball IZ1: Basketball IZ, 3, 415 Football IZ, 3, 41. Harold Carlton lohnson--V i c t o r y Corps IZ1 5 Le Cercle Francais I31 3 Hospitality Committee I31 3 Student Faculty I41 Q Civics Committee I41. Bertha lones-Red Cross IZ1, Bible Club IZ1, Basketball IZ1. David Curtis lones-Bible Club IZ1, Music Club IZ1. Robert Fitzgerald jones-Student Council IZ1g Swimming IZ, 3, 41, Bowling I41. lacqueline luster-International Club IZ1, Music Club I3, 41. Anthony Karas-A Cappella Choir I31. Eloise Karpf-Cilee Club IZ1 3 A Cap- pella Choir IZ, 31, Music Club IZ, 313 International Club IZ1. Bertha Kellers-Dramatic Club IZ, 31, Latin Club I31, Archery I31g Table Tennis I31g Bowl- ing IZ1. Margaret Kenny-Sophomore Clee Club IZ1, junior Red Cross IZ1. Ada King-Bible Club I31. loanne King-Curriculum Committee IZ1, Latin Club IZ, 31 g Orches- tra IZ, 31, Color Guard I41, President I41, War Bonds and Stamps Committee IZ, 313 Red Cross I3, 41, Representative I31 3 Victory Corps IZ1 5 Student Faculty I31g Music Club I31g Hockey IZ, 3, 413 Swimming I41, President I41, Archery 4315 Bowling I3, 41. Iudith King-Art Club IZ, 31 g Span- ish Club I41, Hospitality Com- mittee I3, 41, International Club IZ1, Music Club I3, 415 Red Cross I41, Representative I41: Amphitheatre I41. lanet Kirkpatrick-Driving Club I31 3 Baseball IZ1 3 Basketball IZ, 31 g Archery I31g Badminton I31 Q Volleyball IZ, 31. Dorothy Knipshild-Sophomore Clee Club IZ1 3 Hometown Committee IZ, 31, A Cappella Choir I3, 41, International Club I3, 41, Victory Corps IZ1, Music Club IZ, 3, 41 g Red Cross I31g Rep- resentative I31 5 Music Club Vice President I41 joan Knock-Sophomore Clee Club IZ1, Latin Club I31g Spanish Club I41: International Club IZ1, Mountaineer I41, Archery IZ, 31, Badminton IZ, 3, 413 Bowling IZ, 31. lack lerold Kravitz-A Cappella Choir I3, 41g Bowling Club I3, 41, Music Club I41, Track IZ, 313 Bowling I31 3 Intramural Basket- ball IZ, 3, 413 Intramural Vol- leyball IZ, 3, 413 Intramural Track and Relay IZ, 3, 41. june Kreidler--Sophomore Clee Club IZ1, A Cappella Choir I41, Senior Council I41, Music Club I31g Spanish Club I41, Bowl- ing I41. Thomas Mansfield Kuhn-Student Faculty I41, Parliamentarian I41, Calendar Committee I41, Carry-over Committee I41 3 Am- phitheatre I41 5 Soccer I41 5 In- tramural Basketball I3, 41, In- tramural Six-man Football I3, 41. Xenia Kuryllo-Red Cross IZ1 5 Am- phitheatre I41. Ann Lang-Sophomore Clee Club IZ1, Cheerleader I3, 41, C0- Captain I3, 415 Assembly Com- mittee IZ, 3, 413 Senior Coun- cil I41, Biology Club IZ1 g Latin Club I31g Spanish Club I41, Music Club I31. Nicholas Robert La Riccia-Chemis- try Club IZ, 3, 41 3 Amphitheatre Photographer I41. Donald Lewis-Spanish Club I31. George W. Lewis--International Club I41, Treasurer I41, Dramatic Club I41, Music Club I41: Hi-Y I41. Rocco Anthony Liberato-Baseball IZ, 31, Basketball IZ, 3, 41, Soccer IZ, 41. Barbara Liversidge-Hospitality Com- mittee I41. SENIOR ACTIVITIES Nathan Lipkin--Music Club I413 Sophomore Dramatic Club IZ13 Traffic Squad I3l 3 Student Fac- ulty IZ, 3, 41, Attendance Sec- retary I413 Civics Committee I41 3 Carryover Committee I413 Calendar Committee I413 A Cappella Choir I3, 413 Intra- mural Basketball IZ, 3, 413 ln- tramural Volleyball IZ, 31. Arthur Bart Lissner-Latin Club I3l 3 Carryover Committee I31 3 Mountaineer I41, Feature Edi- tor I413 Soccer IZ1. Dorothy Logie-Sophomore Dramatic Club IZ13 Le Cercle Francais I3, 413 Latin Club I3lQ Red Cross IZ13 Music Club IZ13 Senior Council I413 Nosegay Commit- tee I313 Bowling I41. Earl Cordia Lowe-Spiritual Choir I313 Hi-Y IZ, 3,413 Amphi- theatre I413 Basketball IZ, 3l: Football IZ13 Soccer I31. Betty lean Ludlow-Glee Club I413 A Cappella IZ, 31. Walter MacGeorge-A Cappella Choir I313 Student Faculty IZ, 3l: Music Club IZ13 Amphitheatre I41. Donald MacFarlane-Latin Club I3, 4l: Le Cercle Francais I413 ln- ternational Club I3, 413 War Bonds and Stamps Committee IZ, 31 3 Art Club I313 Dramatic Club I413 Red Cross I313 Mountaineer I413 Hospitality Committee I31. Douglas George MacLachlan-Red Cross IZ13 Basketball IZ, 3, 413 Football I3, 41 3 Track IZ, 3, 41. Constance Maddams-Clee Club IZ, 3lQ International Club IZ, 3, 413 Hospitality Committee IZ, 3, 413 Student Faculty I413 Tennis I41. Vincent R. Maffei-Art Club IZ, 31 3 Stage Design I313 Amphitheatre I41, Co-Art Editor I41. Bernard Francis Maffucci-Orches- tra IZ, 313 Band I3, 413 Music Club I41 3 Mountaineer I41 3 Copy Editor I413 Spanish Club I41 . lohn Magnusson-Amphitheatre Pho- tographer I3, 413 Football Band IZ13 Hi-Y I413 Mountaineer I41 . Elizabeth Manning-Clee Club I313 Spanish Club I413 A Cappella Choir I413 Senior Council I413 Music Club I413 International Club I3, 41 3 Corresponding Sec- retary I3, 413 Bowling l4l: Table Tennis I41. Annie Marshall-Bible Club IZ, 31. loyce Marvin-Dramatic Club I313 Red Cross I31, Representative I31 3 Hockey IZ1 3 Archery I313 Volleyball IZ1. Diana Mason-Latin Club I3, 41 3 Dramatic Club IZ, 31 3 Red Cross IZ1 3 Student Faculty I31 3 Music Club IZ1. Marilyn Mason-Clee Club IZ1 3 Latin Club I31 3 A Cappella Choir I413 Music Club I31 3 International Club I3, ill: Dramatic Club IZ, 3lj Spanish Club I413 Bowling I41. Edward B. McCann-Tennis I31. Dorothy McDonald-Glee Club IZ, 313 A Cappella Choir I413 Music Club I3, 413 Latin Club I313 Browsers I413 Hospitality Committee I3, 4lQ Cheerlead- ing I3, 413 International Club IZ13 Student Faculty I41, Sec- retary I41 3 Assembly Committee IZ, 3, 41, President I41. Albert Lamont McDuffie-Student Faculty I3, All: Bible Club I3, 41 3 Red Cross IZ13 Music Club I31 . Violet McLean - Sophomore Clee Club I413 Latin Club I313 Le Cercle Francais I313 Red Cross IZ, 31. Elsie McMahon--Dramatic Club I313 Amphitheatre I41 3 Nosegay Committee I31 . lean McMurtrie-Girls Clee Club l3lQ Student Faculty I2, 413 War Bonds and Stamps Commit- tee IZ, 31. Ruth Paula Mendelsohn-Girls Clee Club IZ, 3, 413 Dramatic Club I3, 413 Latin Club I3, 41, Pres- ident I413 Music Club IZ, 413 Red Cross I41 3 Carry Over Com- mittee I41 3 Canned Foods Com- mittee I313 War Bonds and Stamps IZ13 Archery I3, 413 Badminton IZ13 Bowling IZ1. Frederick Henry Mettler-Football IZ, 3, 413 Track IZ13 Bowling I3I . Nancy Mikell-Sophomore Clee Club IZ13 Spiritual Choir IZ13 Red Cross IZ1, Suzanne Miller-Music Club I313 International Club IZ13 Red Cross I413 Hometown Commit- tee I313 Chemistry Club I313 Basketball IZ13 Archery IZ13 Bowling I31. Frank Malcolm Minor-Spanish I413 Browsers IZ, 3, 41 3 Football IZ13 Track IZ, 413 Cross Coun- try I41. Katie Mitchell-Red Cross IZIQ Dancing IZ1. Dolores Monaghan-junior Red Cross I413 Band I41, Color Guard I413 Student Faculty l3l: War Bonds and Stamps I31, Barbara Monroe-Clee Club IZ, 31: Spiritual Choir IZ, -313 War Bonds and Stamps Committee IZ1, Representative IZ1 3 A Cap- pella Choir I413 Cheerleader I413 Athletic Committee I41, Secretary I413 Hockey I2, 3IC Volleyball I413 Baseball I313 Basketball I2, 313 Badminton I3, 41. SEINIICDR ACTIVITIES Elizabeth Moor-Music Club IZ1 I Latin Club I31 5 Spanish Club I41 5 Mountaineer I41 5 Bowl- ing I21 . Dorothy Morongell-ll Circolo Ital- iano IZ, 3, 41 5 Hometown Com- mittee I315 Bowling IZ, 31. Barbara Morris-Baseball IZ, 315 Basketball IZ, 315 Hockey IZ15 Volleyball IZ1. Dolores Morris - Badminton IZ1 5 Bowling IZ1 5 Table Tennis IZ15 Hockey IZ1. Lois Morse-Cllee Club I415 Twirl- ing Club I41, President I415 Band I41 5 Drum Majorette I41 5 Baseball I31. Lionel B. Moses-War Bond and Stamp Committee IZ15 Amphi- theatre I41, Assistant Editor I415 Community Chest Speaker I415 Football IZ1. Frank joseph Murray-Student Fac- ulty I3, 41, President I415 junior Achievement I31, Presi- dent I415 Movie Club I315 Chemistry Club I315 Football I315 Track IZ, 3, 415 Intra- mural Cross Country IZ1 5 Brow- sers I41. Vito joseph Napolitano--Publicity Committee I315 Soccer IZ, 31. Burdett H. 0'Connor-Baseball IZ15 Basketball IZ15 Football IZ, 31. Dorothy 0'Hara-Sophomore C-lee Club IZ15 Le Cercle Francais IZ15 Sophomore Dramatic Club IZ15 International Club IZ15 Music Club I315 Table Tennis IZ, 31. Carol Orr-Chemistry Club I415 As- tronomy Club I415 Latin Club I415 Student Faculty Represen- tative I41. Mary Orr-Student Faculty IZ, 415 Dramatic Club IZ, 315 lnter- national Club I215 Bible Club IZ, 315 Dancing IZ1. john L. Palmer-A Cappella Choir I3, 41, President I415 Music Club I415 Senior Council I41. Parkhurst-Hometown Com- mittee I21 5 Red Cross IZ1, Representative IZ15 Astronomy Club I41 5 Volleyball I41 5 Swimming I41. Doris Ann Paul-Spanish Club I315 Music Club I315 Basketball IZ1 5 Table Tennis IZ, 31. Barbara Penn-Clee Club I315 A Cappella Choir I41 5 Music Club I31 5 Carryover Committee I41 5 Spanish Club I415 Mountaineer I415 International Club I315 Red Cross I31, Representative I315 Baseball IZ15 Bowling I41. Margaret Petersen-Girls Glee Club I415 Band IZ, 3, 415 Music Club I415 Amphitheatre I415 Bowling I41. Mary Petronaci-Red Cross I415 II Circolo Italiano I41. Ernest john Petrulio-Football I3, 415 Track IZ, 3, 415 Intramural Basketball IZ, 3, 415 Intramural Volleyball I2, 3, 41. Dolores Phillips-Spiritual Choir IZ, 3, 415 Latin Club I3, 415 Span- ish Club I415 Red Cross I415 Basketball IZ1 5 Hockey IZ1 5 Badminton IZ1 5 Volleyball IZ1. Nannette Phythian-Clee Club I315 A Cappella Choir I415 Dramatic Club I415 Bowling I41. Edna Picciuti-Dramatic Club IZ, 3, 415 Red Cross IZ15 War Bonds and Stamps Committee IZ1. Samuel Eugene Pinkard-Hi-Y I415 International Club I415 Intra- mural Cross Country IZ1. Anthony Frank Pisano-ll Circolo Italiano I415 Curriculum Com- mittee IZ15 Music Club I41. Thelma Poll--Sophomore Clee Club I315 Music Club I415 A Cap- pela Choir I415 Archery IZ15 Bowling I41. Nicholas Michael Posinte-ll Circolo Italiano I415 Baseball IZ15 Colt I3, 415 Intramural Basketball IZ, 3, 415 Volleyball I3, 415 Bowling I3, 41. Rosalie Post-Baseball I3, 415 Bas- ketball I3, 415 Badminton I3, 41. Anthony Michael Raccioppo-ll Cir- colo Italiano IZ, 3, 415 Football I3, 415 Intramural Basketball IZ, 3, 415 Intramural Volleyball I2, 3, 41. Mary Rarnetta-Clee Club IZ, 315 Dramatic Club I2, 315 Music Club I315 II Circolo Italiano I41 5 A Cappella Choir I315 War Bonds and Stamps Committee I31. Mary Rasmussen-Le Cercle Francais IZ, 3, 415 International Club I31 5 Bonds and Stamps Commit- tee I31 5 Mountaineer I415 Archery I31. Bernice Rawlings-Bible Club I415 Hockey IZ1. lvy Ray-Mountaineer I41. Margaret Raymond-Sophomore Glee Choir Club IZ15 A Cappella I3, 415 International Club IZ1- Art Club IZ, 31. Ruth Rayrnoncl-Sophomore Clee Club IZ15 A Cappella Choir IZ15 Club Music Club I21 5 Dramatic IZ1 5 Art Club I31 5 Tennis IZ15 Bowling IZ1. Carol Reed-Latin Club I3, 41 5 War Bonds and Stamps I315 Music Club I415 Senior Council I41. Charles Lewis Reid-Music Club l21 5 Student Faculty IZ1. i ul SENIOR ACTIVITIES Gretchen Reger-Le Cercle Francais IZ, 3, 413 International Club I3, 413 Latin Club I3, 4l: Mountaineer I413 Archery I31. Raymond Riddle-Baseball I41 3 Soc- cer IZ1. loxephine Ridolfo-Latin Club I3, 413 Music Club IZ1. Mary Ritchie-Latin Club I3, 413 Le Cercle Francais I313 Inter- national Club I3, 413 Chemis- try Club I413 War Bonds and Stamps Committee IZ, 31. Lennart Rix-Football IZ, 3, 413 Track IZ, 313 Basketball I3, 41. Marian Robie-Sophomore Clee Club IZ13 A Cappella Choir I3, 4l: International Club IZ13 Cheer- leader I3, 41 3 Spanish Club I413 Senior Council I41 3 Bowling I413 Baseball IZ1. Richard Rocco-A Cappella Choir IZ, 313 Student Faculty I313 Bowl- ing I 3 1 . Graham Rowan-Senior Council I41 3 Basketball IZ13 Football IZ1. Mary Ruckstuhl-International Club I3, 413 Dramatic Club IZ13 Lat- in Club I31: Civics Committee I413 Amphitheatre I41 3 Le Cer- cle Francais I413 Archery I413 Badminton I413 Riding I313 Hiking IZ13 Table Tennis IZ1. Grace Sanford-Girls Clee Club I31 3 Athletic Council I3, 413 Arch- ery IZ, 3, 413 Badminton IZ, 3, 4l: Bowling I3, 413 Volleyball I3, 4l: Riding I31. Helen Sang-Bible Club IZ, 313 Archery I413 Swimming I41. lack Sasseen-Basketball IZ13 Ten- nis IZ 31' Soccer IZ, 313 Track IZ1. I Franklin Saul-Spanish Club I413 Red Cross I413 Senior Council I413 Baseball IZ1. Anthony Savoca-Track IZ, 3, 413 Basketball IZ, 3, 413 Volleyball IZ, 3, 41. Marian Scarano-ll Circolo Italiano IZ, 3, 41 3 Hometown Committee I313 Bowling IZ, 31. Arthur Scheftler-A Cappella Choir I3, 413 Football I413 Track IZ, 3, 41. lean Scheftler-International Club IZ13 Baseball I31, Captain I31. Schenck-Clee Club IZ13 A Cappella Choir I3, 413 Red Cross IZ, 3, 41, Chairman I413 International Club IZ, 3, 41, Vice President I41, Librarian IZ, 313 Baseball I2, 3,413 Bas- ketball IZ, 3, 413 Archery IZ, 313 Hockey IZ13 Table Tennis I41 3 Le Cercle Francais I3, 4l: Music Club I413 Latin Club I3, 413 Chemistry Club I413 Geol- ogy Club I313 Civics Commit- tee IZ13 Carryover Committee IZ1. loan Arlene Schlegman-A Cappella Choir I313C-irls Glee Club I413 Music Club I3, 413 Spanish Club I41. Ruth Schmid-Hospitality Committee I3lQ Music Club IZ13 Bible Club IZ, 313 Swimming I41. Marjorie Schmieder - International Club IZ, 313 Archery I41. Norman Schnetzer-Movie Club I3, 41, Vice President I413 Projec- tion Squad I3, 41. Richard Schoenfeld-Football IZ, 3, 41. Angelene Scola-ll Circolo Italiano IZ, 3, 4l: Hometown Commit- tee I313 Bowling IZ1. Micheline Scola-Cirls Clee Club IZ, 3, 41. hance Scotese Il Circolo Italiano C y - IZ1 3 Hometown Committee I31 3 Bowling IZ, 31 . Clara Scotese-Girls Clee Club IZ13 Red Cross I31 3 Archery IZ1. Iune Seelig-Amphitheatre I41. joseph Seward-Mountaineer I41, Sports Editor I41 3 Latin Club I31 3 Publicity Committee I41 3 Baseball IZ, 3, 41 3 Basketball IZ13 Football IZ, 3, 41. Raymond Slattery-War Bonds and Stamps Committee IZ13 Hockey IZ, 3, 413 Basketball IZ, 3,413 Volleyball IZ, 31. Laura Speer:-Dramatic Club IZ, 31 3 Mountaineer I41 3 Red Cross I41 3 Archery IZ13 Bowling I41. Roderic Spies-Basketball I3, 41, Manager I41 3 Soccer I31. Marie Stanisci-Le Cercle Francais I41 3 Basketball IZ1 3 Archery IZ13 Volleyball IZ1. Lilliam Steele-Le Cercle Francais IZ, 3, 41, Secretary I31, Presi- dent I4l: International Club IZ, 313 Archery I3lQ Table Tennis I31. Barbara Stephenson-Music Club IZ, 413 Dramatic Club I413 Inter- national Club IZ, 3, 413 Amphi- theatre I413 Swimming IZ13 Volleyball IZ, 313 Bowling IZ, 31. Malcolm Stevenson - Mountaineer I41, Copy Editor I413 Projec- tion Squad I413 Movie Club I413 Football IZ, 31, Head Manager I41. Roland Stewart-Spiritual Choir I3, 41, President I413 Bible Club I3, 41, Vice President I41 3 Lat- in Club I3, 413 Spanish Club President I313 Tennis IZ, 31. I413 Mountaineer I413 Football I31. Sidney Stolxer+A Cappella Choir I3, 4l: Browsers I3, 413 Cheering Squad I3, 41, Co-Captain I413 Music Club IZ, 3, 41, President I41. SENIOR ACTIVITIES janet Strazxa-Le Cercle Francais IZ. S, 4I, International Club IZI, Spanish Club I4I, Red Cross ISI Q Student Faculty ISI , Ten- nis I4I. Elizabeth Summers-Badminton ISI. Patriciann Surry-Bible Club IZ, S, 4I, Red Cross IZI , Amphithea- tre I4I. Florette Sutherland-Bible Club IZI, Girls Clee Club IS, 4I, Latin Club ISI, Baseball IZ, SI, Archery IZ, SI, Bowling ISI, Badminton IS, 4I, President ISI. Betty Suydarn-Baseball IS, 4I, President ISI, Basketball IZ, S, 4I, President I4I, Archery IZ, S, 4I, President ISI, Bowling IS, 4I. loan Swenson-Girls Clee Club IZ, SI, A Cappella Choir I4I5 Lat- in Club IZ, SI, International Club IZ, SI, Hospitality Com- mittee IZ, 4I, President I4Ig Archery IZI , Riding IZI 5 Music Club IZ, SI. Richard Swenson-Tennis IZ, SI, Football IZ, S, 4I, Track IS, 4I, Basketball IS, 4I, Volley- ball IS, 4I. Doris Swiney-Bible Club IZ, S, 413 Baseball IZI, Basketball IZ, SI, Hockey IZI. Charles Tafaro-Student Faculty ISI. Nancy Taylor-Hospitality Club I4I. Philip Taylor-Movie Club ISI, Chemistry Club ISI, Football ISI, Track IZI, Cross Country IZI. Robert Ter Horst-International Club IZ, S, 4I, Le Cercle Francais IS, 4I, Latin Club IS, 4I , Dra- ma ic Club I4I Art Club ISI Carolyn Thomas-Clee Club IZ, SI, Basketball IZI, Hockey IZI. William Thomas-Civics Committee ISI, Basketball IZ, SI, Foot- ball ISI . loan Tygert-A Cappella Choir I4Ig Dramatic Club IZI, Music Club ISI, Librarian ISI. Dorothy Uicker-A Cappella Choir IZ, S, 4I , Spanish Club I4I , Le Cercle Francais IS, 4I, Inter- national Club IS, 4I, Baseball ISI, Basketball IZ, S, 4I, Vol- leyball IZ, SI. Helen Valentine-Carryover Commit- tee ISI , Music Club I4I ,Spirit- ual Choir I4I, Baseball IZI, Badminton IZI. leanne Van Buskirk-Girls Clee Club I4I. Cornelia Van den Toorn-Girls Clee Club ISI, A Cappella Choir IZ, 4I, Student Faculty IZ, SI, ln- ternational Club IZI, Le Cercle Francais IS, 4I, Music Club IS, 4I, Senior Council I4I, Red Cross IZI, Tennis I4I. Peter Van Cunten-Track IZ, SI, Football IZI. Doris Van Horn-Student Faculty ISI, Carryover Committee IS, 4I, Bonds and Stamps Commit- tee ISI. Roger Vernon-A Cappella Choir IZ, S, 4I, Le Cercle Francais IZ, SI, Latin Club ISI , Music Club IZ, S, 4I, Browsers IS, 4I. Suzanne Vernon-Sophomore Clee Club IZI, Red Cross ISI, A Cappella Choir ISI, Latin Club IS, 4I, Le Cercle Francais IZ, S, 4I, Music Club IS, 4I , Stu- dent Faculty ISI. Albert Walsh-Latin Club ISI, Chemistry Club I4I Arthur Watt-Student Faculty ISI, Mountaineer I4I, Football IZ, S, 4I , Track IS, 4I. Edward Welsh-Aviation Club IZ, S, 4I, Amphitheatre I4I, Soccer IZI, Track IZ, SI. Howard Westerman-Soccer IS, 4I. Paul Wiggin-A Cappella Choir IZI, 4I, Movie Club IZ, S, 4I, President I4I , Civics Committee IZI, Projection Squad IS, 4I. Edwin Wilkins-Le Cercle Francais IZ, 4I, Student Faculty IZI, Cashiering in lunchroom IZ, S, 4I. Audrey Williams-Girls Clee Club IZ, SI, Spanish Club I4I, A Cappella Choir I4I, Latin Club I4I, International Club I4Ig Red Cross I4I , Music Club I4I, War Bonds and Stamps ISI. Carolyn Williams-Hospitality Com- mittee IS, 4I, Student Faculty IZ, 4I . lohn Williams-Music Club IZ, S, 4I, Football Band IZ, S, 4I, Drum Major IS, 4I, Orchestra ISI, Tennis IZ, S, 4I, Soccer IZ, SI. Cornelia Wilson-Student Faculty IZ, SI , Senior Red Cross IZ, SI. Diana Wolf-Dramatic Club IZ, S, 4I, International Club, Baseball I4I, Archery IZI, Amphithea- tre I4I, Mountaineer I4I. Leroy Wool-Bowling IS, 4I, Bas- ketball IZ, S, 4I. Doris Wright-Sophomore Clee Club IZ, 4I, Student Faculty IZI, Bowling IZI. Russell Young-Football IZI - Track S S U -., A. 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A 1 JAC BSEN'S SPORT sl-:OP EVERYTHING FOR THE SPORTSMAN 596 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE Our Only Store MONTCLAIR N 1 Your Wardrobe by e MOntcla r 2 7282 The Prumrose Sho P 64za0'effJ 5 Eeaufy diaiie A Complete Lune of Sports PERMANENT WAVE SPECIALISTS AFTERNOON DRESSES and SUITS 4 Bloo feld A e ue Monfclarr N Watch ng Plaza lAt the Centerl 48 Fa rf eld Street Montcla 9 MO ,Cla 2 2014 Tel MO tcla r 2 4206 J DUCHEN Propretor Midland Upholsterlng Co Wllllam J McNulty PhG P H A R M A C I S T SLIP COVERS DRAPES Mo rcla y ll Mdla d Ave ue Montclar e MOnfcla r 2 3l45 Tel MOnTcla 2 8325 QUALITY SERVICE COURTESY Damelson fr Sons Lane stud'o5 Inc Dry Cleaning Dyemg Pressing :Numan DECORATIONS FURNITURE Ta '9 Call and Deluvery Service 35 Watch g Plaza Montcla r 41 Chu ch Street MO 'Cla N No Connechon With Any Other Store T126 T I. , i - ' '7 . 9 61 mi v n ', . J. U i 5 ir, T l n If - . n i - . , I . 0 u I o n H RE-UPHOLSTERED - RE-FINISHING rw nr New Jerse i rm n 'r, N. J. T I. i - . ir - un i, N. J r V1 i, . J. - . J MADISON'S BOOKS - STATIONERY - GIFTS GREETING CARDS - SCHOOL SUPPLIES PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES 427-429 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE Tel. MOntcIa'r 2-1653 Montclalr Drug Shoppe M 1 SEACULL B Sc Reg Pha 310 ORANGE ROAD Corner Cedar enue 6 3 E Phone MOntclalr 2 1416 Montcla r s Fastest G o ng D ug Store T I O 2 623 Co pl ments of Bennett s Photo Supplies 254 PARK STREET MONTCLAIR N ,I GOWNS and SPORTSWEAR fomplete Lune of Graduation Dresses 34 Chu ch Street Montcla r N Tel MO tcla r 2 2626 Tel MO tcla r 2 3536 PRIME MEATS POULTRY MO 2717 Wits End Gifts Monogram Gnfts a Specualty 221 BELLEVUE AVENUE UPPER MONTCLAIR N J FRUITS VEGETABLES Pete' S Beauty salon 127 WATCHUNC AVENUE MONTCLAIR N j 119 Watchu g A e ue Montcla MO 2 8754 5127 I . . , . ., . rm. Av o i' r wi r e. M ntclair - '5 m i l I o r i, . Tel. ntclair - 9 . n i - . F1 I - n 1 1 HoIIy's Market Y n v n ir, N. J. ' ' far. I' Who zs the owe with a mle GIRL very much like you perhaps she lnves on your block or went to your school She s fruendly wants to get She dresses well too on a salary that IS the highest m tele phone history Yes she lakes It here the mterestmg work the pleasant surroundings the feeling of working with young people like herself You wall luke It here too And your Vocahonal Gundance Du rector can tell you how easy It IS to become a Volce with a Smale after you graduate Ask her today New Jersey Bell Telephone Company 51283 . r to 0 0 H 'I 77 O ahead, and takes pride in a job that counts in her community. UPPER MONTCLAIR PHARMACY 1920 1947 Incorporated CLARENCE PAUL Pharmacust PRESCRIPTIONS 629 B Valley Road Upper Montclasr N I ll-lmck B PERFECT CLASSES RALPH E MARSHALL GUILDCRAFT OPTICIANS 5 Church Street uoldvngl Montclanr N Tel MOntclalr 2 6l28 LATEST HIT RECORDS Self Servnce TILESTON ELECTRIC CO Best Wushes e Class of 47 HU lll Watchung Avenue Upper Montclalr N I INTERNATIQNAL CLUB ll- Tel MOntclalr 3 l62l I COMPLIMENTS Balestrlerl Bros Trucking Co DF A FRIEND Call Any Tnme 79 ELM STREET MONTCLAIR N l DR Tel MOntclaar 2 7733 C LOBIONDO If You Luke Pastries You Wlll Luke Toner s Owen Market' lzfwafchung Ave Mo 30531 PRIME MEATS Free Dellvery l29 WATCHUNG AVENUE MONTCLAIR N l 51293 ' A, EQ! . to th' A ' ' K' f 't f'f' f ,,.. I MASTERS STUDIOS fp 5 V9 AMPHITHEA-IHE I J 000000000000000000000000 000000000000 be f 0 YA C Y fo Y fb! Best Wishes to the Class of 1947 from Mrs Cyrll T Staudlnger T e Suzanne Sawyer Dancing Classes IOO HIGH STREET MONTCLAIR NEW IERSEY EUREKA EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Source of Opportumtues S Hamnlton Cordon Owner Mtch II 2 3570 SUITE 604 ACADEMY BLDC I7 ACADEMY ST NEWARK FOR THE STUDENTS BY TH E STUDENTS ABOUT TH E STUDENTS G MONTCLAIR HIGH SCHOOL NEWSPAPER MERIT HONOR SPIRIT T131 I . . . . ., .. ., h 0 Office - Sales Male - Fe I e - 3 th . . . ond for all other tomorrowsl o To have friends, we must be onel And the same interest in your activities which this advertisement intends to express will be evident when, some years from now, you call us about supplying fuel for your new home. Then, as now, our num- ber will be M0 2 8710 98 CLENR I DCE AVENUE MONTCLAIR N 1 Stanton Company Realtors AT MONTCLAIR CENTER I6 CHURCH STREET MO tcla 2 6000 AMICITIA COLENDA EST QUA NIHIL HABEMUS MELIUS THE LATIN CLUB HUBERS TALLY HO In the Bellevue Theatre Building Upper Montclair LUNCHEON TEA SUPPER SODAS ICE CREAM SUNDAES Open Evenings Till ll 45 WHEN THEY WERE VERY YOUNG H y P es Ha old August ne C-eo ge Putnam Pers s Cope Ed a Ream Margaret Mu p y Ke eth Sp ague A e Mil er Ba ba a Denneen N na K y lane Kidd Cha les F eytag THE MUSIC CLUB BIBLE CLUB If my people h ch a e called by my name sh II hu ble themsel es a cl p ay and seek my face a d tu n f om the r cked ays the I hea fom hea e and will fo g llapn rsna llhea thera II Ch on cles 7 I4 I 157 , . . . - - - 9 9 .. 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