Montclair High School - Amphitheatre Yearbook (Montclair, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1948 volume:

AM PH ITHEATRE MGNTCLAIR HIGH SCHOOL 1 NONTCLAIR, NEW JERSEY HINHEEN HUNDRED AND FORTYHGHI 3 4 1 Looking back upon our high school years, we suddenly begin to replace the blithe acceptance of our opportunities with their true evaluation. We realize that this period of advancement and cooperation may represent three of the best years of our lives. While at Montclair High, we have opened a new era of longer skirts, slower music and faster cars. We have established the stage and players for a dozen dra- mas daily in our intimate class- room life. ln the victories and defeats of our school teams we have through our sense of indi- vidual responsibility gained suc- cess for the group. Whether we won, or lost, we learned what it means to work together for a common goal. All of these ex- periences are replaced now by memories, but they will be con- stantly relived in meeting new problems and in entering into future relationships. june Finn U Sing with pralkes fair This year we bid farewell to a friend who has served the high school with credit and distinction for the past thirty-nine years. Upon his graduation from Dartmouth College in 1905 Mr. Putnam spent two years working for his master's degree and instructing in Creek. After one year at Lawrence Academy in Groton, Massachusetts and another at Stam- ford High School in Stamford, Connecticut, he came to Montclair in l909. At Montclair High School Mr. Putnam has taught Latin and 4 With sincere good wishes, we, the class of l948, dedi- cate this book to George W. Putnam, our friend and adviser. i C-reek, acted as adviser to the Greek Club and the Student Faculty, and served as Assistant Principal since l927. We have been guided and inspired by his friendly interest, wise counsel, devotion to duty and sense of fair playg and his soft spoken, sincere manner will indeed be remembered by all of us. ln our helpful adviser, teacher and personal friend, we have admired a man who truly represents the finest ideals of Montclair High School. CLADYS l. WINCATE Cladys Wingate received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Smith College and did graduate study at Dartmouth and Yale. As a teacher of Latin and French in Montclair High since l922, she has been understand- ing and extremely successful in giving her students confidence in their work and ability. Her reasonable sympathy and liber- al point of view have been admired by both faculty and students. Acting as co-adviser of the junior Red Cross, Mrs. Wingate has continued with an interest which she de- veloped while serving with a canteen unit in France during the first World War. As a special hobby, Lieutenant-Colonel and Mrs. Wingate have for many years shared an interest in the breeding and training of Morgan horses. RETIRING TEACHERS RUTH E. WILDER Miss Ruth Wilder has been a member of the high school staff since l92O. She re- ceived her training at Thomas Normal School in Detroit and at Chicago University. For one year she served as an exchange teacher in an Oakland high school, a model school of the University of California. As a teacher of Home Economics, Miss Wilder naturally has a keen interest in interior decoration and hopes her plans for building a house will soon materialize. ln her teach- ing she has, in a friendly manner, shared with her students her respect for high standards of workmanship and conduct. Through her skilled work and sincere in- terest, she has gained the respect and gratitude of those who have been associated with her. 5 HAROLD A. FERGUSON Principal Mr. Ferguson and Miss Grace K. White ADMINISTRATIGN GEORGE W. PUTNAM Assistant Principal WILMA I. MCVEIGH Dean of Girls WILLIAM C. HEUCH Director of Guidance Office Staff ANTOINETTE CRASSO MARGARET MURpHY BARBARA LIVERSIDGE HELEN WINSLOW College Adviser LILLY ZITTERSTEN Secremy 7 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT U Harold C. Wells Mary E. Holland Nathalie V. Armstrong jane V. Kidd William H. Atkins Shirley Meek Roland Barker Henry B. Priest Leigh D. Barnes john P. Roberts Leslie C. Bird R. Beatrice Scott Mary C. Harder Inez L. Whittier MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Edgar P. Leach james R. Quill William j. Filas Edna E. Ream Mary Gottfried Walter Sprague SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT E. Schuyler Palmer Harold M. Augustine Lillian M. Dirnitroff Angelo j. Fortunato Robert W. Hallett Alice A. johnson jocelyn A. Maddams Lila V. North 8 FORE lGN LANGUAGES George W. Putnam Orrin R. Ferry Anthony Caliandro Helen M. Merrill Persis M. Cope lsecond semesterl Elinor T. Rice lfirst semesterl Barbara A. Denneen Narka Ward joan M. Egner Gladys I. Wingate COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT William C, Heugh john Landgraf lrene M. Bedell Edna E. Ream Charles W. Chittim Bertha P. Stevenson FACULTY ll A SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Myron T. Doherty Gail M. Bradbury Charles A. Freyfag Byron A. Ladd Frederick C. Seelbach Sheila M. Thomson HEALTH EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Norman I. Mansfield Ciarence O. Anderson Virginia T. Gross Anne MiIIer Cari B. Newman julia M. Ryan Frederick C. Seelbach Ruth H. Roy FACULTY MUSIC DEPARTMENT Arthur E. Ward Sayward F. Rowell FINE ARTS Nina Kinney Robert S. MacPhaiI Arthur I, McCIaskey INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND HOME ECONOMICS Grace M. Cowles Frederick W. Landers Norman A, Cathany Ruth E. Wilder I jOHN EMERY President Donald Fleming john Brigham Rosemarie Cole Betsy Lamborn Ham Webster Dick Sisco Dick King Peg Dunning SENIOR COUNCIL OFFICERS DON FLEMING PENNY WELLS Vice-President Secretary REPRESENTATIVES Ernest Gitlin Dick Wasserman jackie Bobbin joe Mongioi Warren Reeves Marjorie Sukoff Frank Itkin Hester Zeiger NANCY NESBITT Treasurer Patricia Braun josephine Petronaci Imogene Powers Andy johnson Ruth Hatch Porter Perham Alex Loder jean Treble ANN JANE ABELS A cute little miss who is always a hit! JANICE ELIZABETH ADAMS Everyone cheers for Janice. MICHAEL AIELLO lf size and humor were the goal of man, Mike would be king of the human clan. I2 JOYCE CATHERINE ADAM Swimming hiking, horseback riding make her life exciting. .. wa. Swiilik MM will . -H 1 K A 5 .VV,, . if 2, f L ff R it ,,..,, . EE l ' assays 'Q S z ll ' ., 2 - fi: f- imvsf?'?s...vlwise- M. , 5 - 2 i ii isa .,,.. . we I iff- ,5glisf.?w.ffJ,.qs,Ifvf raw' -, -is ,ISM-15.5-' ff,-' .. 5-:q.:. :j s I - at .si 2 fi? '- ll 'f , 'ZLJV57' - J Y ' sis E Q , I we x eg ,I 1-ssh? -- 2 . ..,, s X' ww L I ,. sf , gf-.fffgms e- , ,1f5v.s:,.i .-at fi ' .. KW Es'-M . ,, 1 ag JOHN BELDEN ADAMS Will the 1936 Dodge make Dart- mouth? P. S. Happy motoring. GREGORY WALTON ALLEN Blond . . . Bashful . . . Band's best! JUERGEN ALEINZ ADAM With the girls he's high above par. Could it be because of his car? I SERAFIN AGOSTINI On all the news Ag ie is hep. Wherever he is, he's Tull of pep. VIRGINIA ESTELLE ALLEN Ouiet, neat, thoughtful girl, The velvet setting of a pearl. 151: atsfbiirt. .I 7- wswstf ,QM I-Q as-'--.aftwfff v -' -, .i-FEM f -iw Q- fl' as as v- v1q2311'r-Siaj ' ' w f?si3j sf '2 I 1 fy ft -S gw5,tg3gwg:i5,g4g A , I , g M 7 V. f W,, 1 sfzzisltszssit , i In '51 fzzsszs ' ' ff. 5215554 it ,P ffl . ff i 5 , , I 'RQ fm -'7 'lkkrlffl ff ' ' t , If? I If IDU yi, I If, r,i5fQ?Q,L: K ,L.L . is s V 1 JULIUS VICTOR ASILO King of the Jesters! is I5 lx . x I I I X JOHN WILLIAM AYERS Sometimes quiet, sometimes shy! Behind those moods hes quite a guy. PHYLLIS MAY BAKER The'best things in life are free. aw ri 73 ' ,af 5 . JOHN ROBERT AUBRY All the world loves a lover. 3 all J Si' .. I. I I s ttt fig L gi: -2 ,1 , , mf 2 il i 555 WILLIAM N. AYERS A cartoonist and a voice that is soft and Iow, deep and slow. 'wi . , ,rn I Eli MARY BALABUS I think that l shall never see A girl who cheers and charms as she. BARBARA E. AUSTIN Ouiet, friendly, but that's not allf Just watch her play basketball. JOAN DOROTHY BAKER Bake has the cutest smile, Keeps you laughing all the while. iflfh -I . its! 5, ,, I L I 4 fs -Q T P I f X' 1 J I' ' 'N-. I E e 1,,,.r f Q .KN4 I3 WALTER S. BALTIMORE Key manll Phi Beta Kappa, that isl ROSEMARIE BARTKOWSKI On skating or dancing feet, She will place in any meet. PHYLLIS ANN BEACHNER Full of zest for living. I4 PHILOMENA A. BARBIERI Diana's daughter. JANET E. BASKERVILLE Queen of the Chatterboxes. SARA FRANCES BEATTY Laugh and the world laughs with you. ELEANOR MARY BARDI Pleasing in her quiet way. BARBARA LEE BASSETT A brunette with winning ways. BETTY LEE BENT A red-haired lass with lots of class. RALPH WILLIAM BENTON A musical boy is Be-bop, He keeps all the girls on the hopl BETTY RUTH BEVAN Worth while is her task, ln her smile we baskl EILEEN F. BLAKE There's wit in her voice and joy in her laughter The personality kid that everyone's after. CORNELIA DORIS BERRIEN ROBERT LEE BERRY Clever, quiet, does a lot- He'll give Dali competition. Such a busy carrot-top! ANNE BISHOP MABEL E. BLACKWELL As likeable as she is lookable. Smiling face, twinkling eyes Certainly do attract the guys. 'Qa- g1?Vi+-lfgwl 'L' E ' is , CRITTENDEN A. BUSS, JR. JACQUEUNE M. BOBBIN To own a pet store is Pete's Bobbin iSdlWdYS W0Uf1Cl UP- ambition. He'll carry on the Burns's tradition. I5 EDITH FLORENCE BOOKER Her friendliness is ever deep. BARBARA ANN BONYNGE lt's the little things that count. s A Lfrnfwngisf it if-Q 5. .ffF,,,- 5 'if ,I ., 'gi 'E s . Q ss ill 2' A M . ' if I I J-IUAUQ I ELAINE BOSTON A woman of Design. if ELIZABETH L. BRADEN HELEN PATRICIA BRAUN Seven sweaters a week, When we see Pat, Born with a sport streak. We know with whom to chat. I6 VIRGINIA NAOMI BOOKER Although Naomi is quite petite, There's plenty of rhythm in her feet. JULIE EDGE BOWERS If friends were jewels, she would be a second Croesus. MARY BEATRICE BRICKETT Loves parties and dancingf There is a Ford in her future. A.. JOHN MORRIS BRIGHAM And Merrymalcing shall reign su- preme. W35? QT 71 Q '5:ffii25lffT1f!, .1 A ,f ,-k' ,.,L ff? if . ' - , 1. ..., - nihe A A A A 531 1 , . J. WARREN BROOKS, III Joe will never work in vain, for he has the means to gain. MARY-ELLA BUCHER Good things come in small packages. DOROTHY E. BROADLEY Twinlcling eyes and a sparkling smile. ALICE VICTORIA BROVIA The dynamite of any crowd. .Q 5 J PHYLLIS AUDREY BURGESS North. . .South, . . East. . - West, Phyllis is noted for doing her best. 7 5 mf' -I 'Q 53 531' 1 4' W 'my if fl ogg . ,,,.. -- f-1. gs.. . W x' 5 I-L st, 1 - 1: Qi 'sis - CAROLYN BROOKS A little girl . . . a husky voice . . . a bubbling manner. K K 5196. y t - 1 A , if fx S 1 ' 1? :Q fi x A fi ff 2 T . s is 45 ' 3 ,Wg . JAMES HANAN BRYAN A ladies' man of some esteem, Bimmy, the boy whos on the beam. GERALDINE P. BURKE Gracious . . . vivacious . . . lo- quacious. i7 JOHN WILSON BURN A boat, a girl, and Maine. BARBARA FERRIS BURR Nursing is her career, She II make it without fear. . III ' RBBB IIII A A 'IQ1 I I WILLIAM H. CAMPBELL GRANDOLA E. CANNADY Cameras, cars . . . Yes! Some are interested in psychology, But discussion is best. But with EIizabeth it's bacteriology. ,..,..v -v -. ia,-....,..1,7...,i . .I-g,2::::, . i , a, 1 t it S . ff' i I tw , J. t, , s . , Q .. fm I S . t JAMES FITZGERALD BYERS Jimmie is a fellow Bop-er, With his sax, he's a show stopper. JEAN CAROL CANNON Conover better watch gut, or Jean will goto Powers. LISA CECELIA CAPLAN EMID CARDELL LORENE MARY CARDINAL A serious-minded girl with a sense A life of ease is Emid's aim. To see her is to like her. of humor. To the teachers she says, No, not I.eezaI I8 , 'xf .H I. V, JOHN ERIC CARLSON John is one of those people hard to Findf He has talent of every lcind. f f B -I A ,, L.,..o, I 63555 ffm 35 ' . ti I lat-, CHARLES LYMAN CARRIER ,.l .4 5 'ff A f uni I 4, ll N, ,r A uf ki 5, III Ml I I I l Ma I ' Ww w A Chuck has the brains For college For he's a human Book of Knovvl edge. , .. I , .: - - si ' I - ,, H i I i I. , R 3 , if it K A ENA SANDRA CARTER Sugar and spice and everything nice. HELEN O. CHAPMAN Sincere, cute, and always fun, Her life will be a merry one. NICHOLAS J. CARUSO Neither snow, nor rain, nor heat, nor gloom of night stays this courier. fi? Thy K rs 4' ' ww RICHARD T. CHATELLIER Reserved . . . Resourceful . . Respected. QM. gf.. f Wl,,,, Q x A lx R ROBERT CECIL Traveling and photography are Bob's delight. ' Q . . ,su '-EQ.. fi. LA wg... is-at A YN' 1, Lge, . , H ,L,r, V f Lf , sf .Aw 1 5 ALFRED JOSEPH CHIARA The secret to success is quietness. I9 M1591 , . ,ff MPA' BQ ff .j Jwgiwf z' ' 7' ' ' 3 g A I i . . .s ill' 1 I. S Y I K N 1Z L warg.. L '-':'2 1 f at sa is . s ,1f,Ms.., K ,QM ,E A . 3. ,gux , 54 . ,Hs .ss , i fu.: ....i,,w... N ,s .., ,4 , FRANK D. CIRILLO Usually seen on the yolleyball court, or down cellar painting old things. , ,L ..LV HARRY JOHN COLLINS Conscientious . . . courageous . , . capable. THOMAS WILLIAM CORR Let's be merry, Let's be gay, Now an every day. 20 ' YQ: ROSEMARIE COLE She's fun for all- she's all for Fun. Too bad, boys, there's only one. MARIE L. CLEMONS We always wait another chance To see this lady do a dance. WALTER COLLINS VIRGINIA ROSE CONBOY Experience proves Journalism is her Field, Music soothes. A mighty pen she'll wield. ROBERT A. CRAMP, JR. CAROLYN CRANE A camper and a scout supreme, Blue eyes . . . quietelficiency . . . Always there with a scheme. natural dignity. BENICE CREEDE Personality . . . Music maker . . . Blond bombshell. RICHARD ALBERT DAHL Tall, light, and ooh so handsome. ' -4 W ' yn QL ww VLVV J i WILLIAM EDGAR DAWE Dreamy . . . Derby . . . Dashing. ANN JOYCE CROSSLEY If friends were pennies everywhere, Ann would be a millionaire. 'I f . K A , . , K i V?V. is VVhliVk K THOMAS K. DAHLOUIST CYNTHIA CROWEN Cindy will set the world on Fire. CHARLOTTE E. DAVIDSON Headed for law cases, but he'll end She may be a long drink of water, up in the races. but it s refreshing. I aayi t ROBERT PRENTICE DEAN Whether carrying water or running a reel, Bob does his work with zest and zeal. ANTHONY L. DE ANGELIS My speech is as appropriate as my thoughts are sincere. 21 K MARY JOYCE DE FlNlS ROSE ANN DELLl SANTI MGFY the Bombshell, Flower of the hour. shell always be Full of vim and vitality. MILDRED ANN DE VITA JOAN CLAIR DIBOLL Milly is lively and 9dYz She's petite. We' l hear from her some day. She's all reet. ANTHONY J. Dl CANDIA WALTER S. DICKSON, JR. Breaking right through that line is Willing . . . Worthy . . . Wise. Bucky's ole pastime. 22 K Z Kea E is A P ierr ' s yyyr s X ANTHONY C. DE LUCA To be on the team And win a queen ls all l dream. ' x .., H - Q 511- l A'-- 13 A '-'-A . mf NI ENE' ' Fork Q? Y ,BKISECTII ' , Q .C 'FF-Oc-s can -U s- . ,y , :ff ..., . L! '-'X.:-gif s. A sl 4 -13 I 1 ,xo sw W1 mire ig GRACE L. DILLWORTH Fields are greener far away. ELEANOR DONNELLY A warm smile all the while. ,jul-Q HERBERT DRUCKER Round ,of stature-large of brain, Herlq will be on the Gravy Train. JIMMIE McK. DUNSTON Nothing better than the Navy. 1 K T- M Q Y if ig' , Q s aff' f finisfsasffw ? a f' -ffwliwfzflgg . Qgfliifuif' . 2 - argl? '35-.L .IZ-2142755lfQiiz.L,5Wi5l f'Q ,iv , 5JfbfS?,, 452511: ---v ,-iii, ' BURTON DOWNEY Burton shows his winning ways with friends, with girls an Chev- rolets. BARBARA LEE DUMAS Friendly active gay Bobbyl' has mlich to say. giviieigyg , f Tilt? y 'fag A A seine- .fs ' we A , .f I ia llizlilll ,A , 'l 2 JOHN O. EAK A used car dealer of some Finesse, the Mad Man Muntz of M. H. S. .L OREATHA LUCILLE DREW No doubting-l'm from Missouri. MARGARET G. DUNNING Peg of my heart she'll always be, For there are few as nice as she. y ll' , Usa' A I .f , , f gg 52 lf, if, A fi, JOHN RATHBONE EMERY Hail to the chief! 23 DOROTHY MAY ENGLISH Whiz on the court, A plenty good sport. PATRICIA ELAINE FARRAR I try to please and often tease. I .f ' ' : ,.,, , , :L ' isa:-, is - -' ,':,Qy,g,. 'Q ' wg, favs I K M ,,,i7 , ' rx ,. use -'ff' , . ,Q-gg., . 5 v wi g7.,..3,.. ,ZA .' NORMAN B. FEAR, JR. In my case it does appear There is little that l fear. 24 - as 'W ALAN EDWIN ERICKSEN The ersonalitKAof a Romeo, The Race of a ickey Mouse. MARY FASTIGE Stamps, coins-we understand, But driver s permits'?'?? STEPHEN H. FELLOWS Although he does not live far from school, he's seen in Bloomfield as a ru e. ':E:i??zs?Li' ,Amwa- - figsiis, :item fi' A? fx 'Hasan X' Z f .xr A Q 1 f I ,far , K ANNE RUTH FAIN Rather shy with a true artistic eye. MARIE ANETTE FASTIGGI With every glance it is romance. PHILIP W. FENSTERER Magician . . . Patrician . Diagnostician. CAROL MARIE FERDON A honey of a bunny. PAT ANNE FINLEY Never in a hurry, Never any worry. Nga-' f . ,. 3, MARION FIORAVANTI Resplendent in her neatness. PATSY MICHAEL FILIACI Q A very ambitious boy is Pat, And in Skating CVCFY SUHCIGY night. He handles his cares with tact. ROSI NA M. FERRLICCI In swimming and hikes I delight, I JFJBM :EEZ Z iil'.'lo.e f 'N P . DE3SE Ti y nt 'n I flf L ff 522 V5 A JUNE DAYTON FINN Y' H e cuean u o 'o ' I ' Mamlatesfroifbdyld bby. JAMES FIREBRACE, JR. HELEN R. FITZGERALD Friendly . . . Facetious . . . Fire- Active girl of M. I-I. S.- brage, Always does her very best. :. l 7 3, lkffwlzsf fi ,1 1, 4, W r K W Je 2- 1 if Zi X till 2 me , J . ffm Sfffff ' f. . V ... A 'W fr -' fa?-as , i .- -ff if 22 S- . .- ,,-,-nt, - Ai,-V: -:- iiil W Gasf--iffffw i lf, iii- 5 ' 'K , 2 asv ,1 as 1.'.fgr,fe, . 1? I 9 J 21 WH. Y. T, .. 3,5 'i P, 'mm , was ,W i15,,',yggi -. ,ee 1' fi.fa-ifsfsimigw ,f,g'Sc2irg sfw A F 1 ,Q F if :V-.'-Ns--., - , f Q,11.aevgmf: T. -- REGINALD B. FITZGERALD Fitz -shy, kind, cute, Numbers will compute. i DONALD E. FLEMI NG lf it were not for the Head, the halls would be dead. JOHN J. FLANNERY The Food Fair's staff better watch their faces, For ohn is the boy who's going places. 3 Y J 2 5 iss 4 -'T 52 35 .Wifi 4 r--,QJQLQY 1 , 3 :ani ,pil K x ' A - T . rw f f Q Wise' e R . as ' :nfl M 11, 7 .. - f V ' ' X ' . ' , ei H qs.: , , V, -,-gyfri:r'?qf.:,'-fY.m',:1? V x -,fluff 35, ' gyffjj'-ff: -- ts-v,b+sgs a , f M wiifiiiiil . Iw'g5: Iilfslii, f 'fflfa ?,z. 's -f21r?P'fu., a13Qa' 5' . 1.,Q:4gf.'hgy , 1- 5 -ss 1. 'xjffiisgvf s ?g,1ffNN . gamma la we 1,-,,iQ,1f5'g,s', 1 ef, ff.s,'?f'sfwm 1. vial as cant-'wwe fm-faffiafffl-w1a2a,i'fi1gQ,1i LLOYD M. FORSTALL His Erie stock keeps him out of hock. ALAN KNIGHT FLEMING At school Al is very chipper, He sails around like a Yankee Clipper. SEBASTIAN B. FORTUNATO Benny shows by what he knows, He's always on his toes. SHIRLEY S- FPEEDMAN ROBERT K. FULLER JOHN GALES, JR. The considerate are appreciated. Den't fgncg me in, Take if gasyl' is his motto. 26 MARIO GARONE Jokes are his and others' joys, l-le is usually with the boys. IRMA JULIA GEDDIS She'll study physical education, To build up youths for every station. HOLLYSE E. GIFOL Seeing Holly tap, Anyone wou d clap. MARILYN M. GATES l'm master of my fate, and captain of my soul. I :l'l L , Q.. as I l qi W if Q CI-IERYL MAE GELHAAR Always laughing, never sad, She s a catc for any lad! , PAMELA M. GIGANTI Lovable, loquacious, and always laughing. :Q I 'U- DL . A M 2 i 5 Ni ,QA Q H f A VINCENT D. GAUTIERI Favorite pastime - watching life go by. A FRANK SOULE GIBSON A daring, dashing lad. , me I f ,.,.,.' -':f ll ll1f, - as GEORGE GILRUTH A good-natured fellow is our Re 1 By his prowess we are led. 27 Xfaf A3 p mtg 5 llll' ' ' ,fax 3. 1.1:-swim: .ig i f M llllu it 5' my A-'ir I s f r X, 'fx F- ss E y , sv n' ' ' f M: ,. A sg '-5.15 42.45 Ji 1 ,J M, f L - .J'f? , -1' - H1 ,P . 5 LOUIS M. GIULIANO On to Hollywood with that camera! ANNE PALMA GRASSO Sweet and sincere To all she is near. 28 xi. ,g W , 1 ' ' .G-.51 his LEONARD A. GIRARDI Although he is shy, Lennie' is a great guy. JEAN GOWARD Her smile is bright, her manner, sweet, Her sense of humor, hard to beat. .2 V I if CONSTANCE P. GRAVAGNA A career ,plus homemaking is our -Connie's dream, ln these we're sure that she will be supreme. ERNEST GITLIN When walking through the hall, Ernie has a smile for all. LOIS LARAINE GRAHAM Wherever she goes, our eyes will follow. JUDITH ANN GRAVES Kitten on the keys, A voice that purrs. .1 Qs' H Y w - ' f T as H'ff.?':-ws ff, -?i?jf95?i: 1iili iif W1 sf 2 ,, , A 'V' ' H g, Y. V , JJ-R. 9'7E3,i,2Qf?e5 --ug Q, ' V '1s2.v5,QrlEEEg7'QQ , M . ES 1:23, V- ' WEAWSY lgriiif 2,1 , -, - issasg ,,. A... .. . .. . ,, ,., 1 1 as 1 ,fm - wi, ,,.,,,,, ,- 1 Q .12 '5355i5Q3i,4f. V zi, ,,:1 ' V MARGRET McN. GREENE The Little Giant does so much, Seems we all need Maggie's' touch. MARGARET R. GROUT Marni's secret to success Is always spreading happiness. MARJORIE H. HAMILTON BARBARA G. GRIECO Athletically inclined, Sports forever on her mind. ROSEMARIE K. GSCHWANDER Horses here, Horses there, Horses everywhere. MAXIE L. HARDMAN Easy going is our Mardie , Quiet, neat, and artistic, Life to her is all a party. She s always realistic. JERRY ANNE GRIFFITH With rings on her Fingers and bells on her toes, There's music and sunshine wher- ever she goes. JOAN ROMENIA HAIDT Loads of friends and loads of fun, Joan is always on the run. KATHERINE G. HARRELL The dignity of a queen! 29 GLADYS BEATRICE HARRIS A smile that counts. 1 GIFFORD R. HART, JR. His eloquence is stupefyin', Keeps all us hopeful gals a-sighin RUTH HUYETTE HATCH With her smile she'll conquer all. 30 RUTH MARIE HARRIS It certainly is the truth ln art the star is Ruth. SALLY ANN HARTIGAN Not long to be around, Really opera bound. JAMES ALFRED HATCHETT Athletic, dependable, a real born pa . 9. . if ,:,., . ,s. Q, - il '1' 'QS --.efxws 4 . 5 5 ak M f. 3 S : Ps--1f,ys,t.: , .Q 251. ,- ,s , .4 . s ti J l ie 7- 1 .Q is,-.Q-sc. fm -i.2i,..f'-yi .. Q4 iw A f. Mm- fe . .+13f,kf.ffWs,fN .ss , , , - . - 5 .'3- J3f.f7i1'fjfA ' as Ya we W g - ' 53 ' LEON HARRISON Leon's voice oft is strained with talk of planes. ss l V in ,... s, , V gid H. J. ' 4' . iies. 1 esii' HUNTER E. HARVEY, JR. Ask afactor or a square, And Ted will answer with time to spare. KATHERINE G. HAWKINS Artistic, friendly, cute, sincere, She will choose an office career. pp l.gfifg:QAg .E ,ug . ' I f'I'-'rss-fix,gfmtis -f .mill 1 A. . Rs la 4' LW 'Q nf - 1 . I - I , I' fl, , H ,,5,5s,3 ...W .I . 3 is My-sfs,5i4:.A 155 is Q 5 M Q .Q , gzz .tg EZE- 5 f ,Q JF. I was ff, V ff, , wmft-L.-4 a, 1 3 R - ' RICHARD G. HEDDY Fishing tackle and trout-Filled stream Are all Dick needs to complete his dream. RAYMOND E. HOLENSTEI N To desi n A Cottage Small by a WaterfaI3l. JO ANNE HORLEY Ask to see her glass menagerie. PEARL EMMA HICKS Active? Yes. Athletic? No need to guess. 'wa . . , if X , .K . l. WILLIAM A. HOMMOWUN Machines were made lor men like me. , its ' il I' Lf i JOSEPH MILTON HOWES Milty -artist and pianist su- preme- Of a bottle of milk he'd be the cream. km JEAN M. HILL All the songs from Deep River' the Train Ride of Casey Jones. U'f!l!3wc4u:Y'7'. . I , . ' '- MAN .1 .. . ,'CIjI5fff ' ' cofrwlcre fl L. ' ul. F 1 -V ot ,. ,ixx,1. , v f WSI? GF -D fi on-4 5 6 x, N5 Q -q 1 H 'af' S ,Ll e I I . ip il Q. Q ,I 1 E by J' f av Ji QI ,I N 9' I I, . M - .. J HELEN LOUISE HUNT Helen has a voice that's rare, And always a smile to spare. EDWARD HARRISON HURD A pillar of the community. FRANK HERMAN ITKI N Whate'er the task, big or small Frank can conquer each and all. f. w , -r7-'ini-Iwibsiiiixt-tisis . I 5 flflli' ' A 'li t ' -1 i ' ,ww ' A at ' U lla: W , 515 . L 5 I tw K SALVATORE JERBASI Success belongs to the foresightecl. 32 ,.,, r,: L. iig , 'if ' l 1 3? 3573! W : . .4 ,R ri. 2 Q. gage, . -A 'iii-Eilif X S 'WS Q , ,K Us A s Jszfifw t + 3575 .ugh Q. 5 as a E l,sf'WWaW Vivilt ,QQ it r, 2 it t f ,mart f XML., a,,my1,.t,x .ww alas ...wt I Hamill. .wsifatrf , awk., g Lmwdgaar awp-:f.f, , tzsqsy . eff S. 8 . 5 . a , t K 31 3 .sg 3 if , y it M 1 tt K sg. X Q , 555255 ' , 1 I K figs twqlsgafiwfirli i,.f.,gw.,sri7 gs. - ,. , . W.. . it., ,,-,,..W . Mi , . sgg?5..wa.,., W, . - S, wig. tgggakgifgvi 5. ,ga . Wg, L K S rf . M Ns 0 li. 1 J .mf Y 5 W as t at li 1 M a E W , 5 W vw S Ewa .frm ,tff,f5a3,.X,S a t L gsm S..Kw..f3.. . Km, Q. . is . M.. , W tn M 2 L 1 gk R353 if ag S E. .3 S S- ws W 'Q Q , i it my 15. 59 K as mfg 5. f . .-1 .. , W JT t 91 ,Q gg: J. mg . is 4 lil f All ggzmtifi -,nu if 9' 1 2, . vi af... W Q ROGER PAUL HYNES Roger Hynes is a boy of the times. ARTHUR OSCAR JACKSON Doctor Jackson will be his future name. We ho e he will end up in the hall of gmc. LUCY M. JOHNS Retiring, but inspiring. OCTAVIE J. M. IMER Foreign Beauty, American Cutie. CALVIN RAY JACKSON Cool . . . Calm . . . Collected. . .sv ,.-., .f.,.,fM..,N,.t.,. . . K . ' ' ' 21- W l 4, xfzlffi 22 , ' .Q ,sag 'I' 'L 'si il'--. ' ' 5.5 ' ':t9'?i:3,f: ,:'. 1..31'E'?'2,- I , , s ,.V,VV . , ,I . K' assts,afii2f1ffw.g.e:w , . ... , 'A L if 1 tg J. -- PAUL F. JOHNS, JR. With Jay you can't go wrong, What a guy-so big and strong. X ANDREW R. JOHNSON Well-cut features . . . But the beard? .1., . 2 3 g ROBERT LEE JOHNSON Hope and Skelton are comlips great, But compared with Boo they re second rate. ug. , ., ,L :Q , Q' lr A 9 Iiyfa ' ROBERT FISH JONES lnto his life no rain will fall, For this boy is a friend to all. ' E trtr V 'ztu l MARY LOUISE JOHNSON Friendly, her life is merry. GERTRUDE JOYCE JONES Cute, busy, always gay, Just can t wait til college day. .4 f A , 4 Ss .3 4: RUTH JOANNE JONES She may be petite in size, But, oh, those large and lustrous eyes. MlLDRED JOHNSON Give her a basket-ball, and she'll do Fine, You should see her in the line. PRISCILLA H. JONES Life is but a party For us when we are hearty. i. , 5 THOMAS H. JOYCE, JR. Ridinghracin? in a heap, 'Tom s goa is to own a jeep. 33 . .5 .f K s, wg., , ihfffggg- v W' , , -ftif?si,'1q.3a95f5iff:a'fwf , ,. . . ,aa-.yy ,553 73. A.,f1s3,,g,1f,ffg2,ezgQggiijii . x A 5 f DONALD IRVING JUDSON Why so uiet Why so ly, I When you do so easily What others only try? 'X I :I ,, J-15 ,SE 'Q F A N ,E y, yyey R is yey . L DONALD FORBES KEOGH Don Juan of M. l-l. S. 'H U' j- ml 'l MA In' Q 34 L, F if is Q x 4 Bi K l THOMAS EDWARD KEE Laughing on the outside, LORRAINE ALMA KELLY Model T Planning on the inside. MOd2SfYfl 1 .m,.,,, ,H i'2gf.g,yw,.s - . T2 'swvffgxgf L-:L' ji .'i,k f .K fans ,ksy . WMV, 9 If :rx ' f ,,11 ' A t liil ,. R slls . DE WITT R. KEPLER A mackerel sky for a Fine Fish fry. LESLY ANN KIMBALL Bundle of external energy. P. S. Gee-you're cute! Model personality. EVELYN MARIE KERR Quiet, likeable, and pleasant. ' ' 'lri 'Q -f ssl -14 A flzi sbshll ' M5428 Q l ' LUCILE KIMBER l-ler smile is her fortune. RICHARD WINN KING A king who rates a queen. JOAN LOUISE KNIPE A honey blond with a quiet buzz. BETSY LAMBORN Busy and bangs, full of personality, Noted for that real Southern hos- pitality. WALTER G. KING, Ill The Buick and the heap are the pride of Essex Fells. h 8 F ,' , I ssr. i A 5, liflirfjg, 1. ,,,,,' yi V, ' DAVID WALTER KRAMER David Kramer is his name, And doctoring is his game. ,... ' 75 ARLINE ESTI-IER KLEIN The play's the thing. W5 I sk :I , f QE yawn JEAN GAYLORD LACKEY A spade is a spade. Q . -,.' W, A ' we W KAY W. LA RUE HENRY C. LEE, JR. Come wind or weather, Henry's a drummer in the band, an We'd like to know her better. GISO quite 0 ladies HIGH- 35 NANCY LOUISE LE FEVRE A Latin lass with lots of class. SADDIE E. LOGAN Her life is but a merry ride ln and out with the tide. . al , i 9 6' A J.. r I ft A if 5 . ssEs'g,i:isf,'1y I. ,ff fs Q, be L 3 52331 5 H ' g' , , , , ' sf 2 2 A wifi? s 'Hr' M is ,e f , :gy ,W , gv1a - - x., 'ss ,Yves n -f -,iw ACH' s6,g:4f5,g,. gt Q5 : 'S'-' 5' .Q 4 '. Q, 'Urs' ES. EUGENE DONALD LYNCH A steady job is Gene's clesire, til hes old and can retire. 36 if f l ms, az! .f, h - .J T-. Q,3s,-gge: siff'11Hiwfp'iv ' f lg . ' H ' ' L 1: :ii EDITH LITTLE Quiet, friendly, conservative, Master in athletics. MARIE LOMBARDI Sl1e:s friendly and mischievous, Well be sorry when she leaves :I -- -a 1szf'm,5:pW2sz1fwe1f'ftfff1, .-'s,.:: . ' :I f ails? 55Ti'??'z :L -I ...,. s. , - f 55252 5 . fi A 'g l- 3: 5 ' : . 'ii. :- I - .V 5 , - Jas' , . ' l5iI5T!9f.fQ1'f' US. . SH' ,Le if f? - Qi aff' bless f l is P .2 if KM bf- K H 'Q si Y is '5-,ss 1 gif ' 5 w x 9 'S-is S W , f er f 1 'if 1-of N 1,2 j avi V. ,.,. is.: It I H33 -'ff Elf: , ' vu .- f -,,- w x, ,, JAIME DAVID MACKAY My hang-out is dreamland. IIII lx ALEXANDER W. LODER, JR. He's gone with the wind and back with the breeze, Going through life with the greatest of ease. 5 DOLORES AURELIA LOVE She has a slow and friendly smile And a very pleasing, easy style. VICTOR MAFFUCCI Those dark eyes charm the girls. BERNICE LOIS MANNA Future Mademoiselle editor. MARIAN K. MANSFIELD Friendly, sporty, very.sir1CCI'Cf Marian wants a nurses career. w key? X, A ' li I xy! it y A l I it was Y v- . f ' X ih e 'gffl xx-nan? g i ' li E x Ex JAMES L. MARTIN I would rather excel others in knowledge than in power. ALYCE E. MASTRODOMENICO The eyes have it. RICHARD MASCERA M. H. S. will never for?et.f'Rit Who always was so full o wit. f ' ' f V 4 5 V , , .asia x , p an gsviigf 1 . V 1 1 ' Wi, if ' f 51 flfiliiftk fi- cm : if fx tax a.a.fr:ia-- GEORGE L. McCANN To return George's serve is quite a feat, For with him you cannot hope to beat. BETTY ANNE MASON She:s shy and sweet, She s quite complete. ROBERT G. McCROSTlE Life is real, life is earnest. 37 .sf EUNICE C. McDONALD One woman team, Strictly on the beam. I 2? ifgi. I l V !:' 5 ISABELLE MARIE MELVIN Still water runs deep. JANE LOUISE MILLER l'll be merry, and I'II be free, But I'll be sad for nobody. 38 ' , , ...W ' 'ix Q. Qeeeiley 'LZLIEZE I Q! - 3 I 2 Elllill l' fi I l HARRY A. MCELROY, JR. Mac, or Hawk, or Harry- This is the way his name will vary. ' JEANNETIE E. MIELE Contagious' laughter. KENNETH GILBERT MILLER Ken's a guy who likes 'to please, But also to earn those A s and B s. 'V 41 . Ilia . -:', I r.Ist I '- . hifi, .-jig, K 'V ' Tl 75 I 3752? ,if .,,- 1 ssi. PETER F. McSPADDEN l'm not bragging, it's just self re spect. .r I ' CHARLES JAMES MILLER For baseball plenty of vim, At the Y. M. right in the swim. RAYMOND L. MINGACCI What Ray lacks in height, He makes up for in fight. JOAN EILEEN MISCIA Full ol fun, small size, . , We can t get a word in edgewlse. VINCENZA D. MONACO Speech is great, but silence is better. LEWIS MONTESANO A blush becomes a man. Kg ygggaese 1' , Q ft 'W st f I I fs 'tx f ' , 1 nw FARRELL O. MITCHELL He rocks the rafters With his mirth and laughter. , L X , t Q In Ii' ei JSF, . mf, .sig z X LEO C. MONAHAN, JR. ' ersonali ou can't exceed MARIE DIANA MONZO A pretty brunette with a quiet, reserved manner. Wil Q ,.,., , 1 un . ,, His p ty y , He's the Icind of company we need. I f. A , ,gs ,w mf. - .- . ,, I , - 'w?5E, 7' V' so fe. ,Qs 22 511 1. . 3 DANTE A. MONACO A wonderful guy with a grand personality. .P Q . , 1 JOSEPH PAUL MONGIOI Joe is the Icind of fellow all should know, He can make .you laugh wherever you go. x :V I 2 if 5 X. 4 I DONALD MEIKLE MOODIE Not at'aII as his name implies, Don s an all-around regular guy. 39 A Ad WILLIAM LEE MORRIS VIRGINIA LEE MORTIMER On the Field his days are spent, Yet oFf the field Bill's quite a gent. Ginger's always effervescentl 333s A -, , I - 0- ,... A I ' A Q 1 1 ,L-,Q r'!'L5 1 - Q41 I QQ x ,'f.'x-'ox-. E E ,N x I-3.9 K.-5 - I at fe. .I 2. - h X '-'-xi - V r ' 0 , A ii 1- LEFT? WW -I EEQQFIMEM i I .J JOHN LANS MULDER '1g.,f 4' Q M For a periscope he'll never have a Yen: For Lans is high above his fellow men. Q 1 JOSEPHINE ANN NASISI FREDERICK V. NASPO The girl worth while is the girl Small in size, cheerful and sincere, with a smile. Fred is our man ofthe year. 40 xr. . fTi2i?.aiiRfSz:s .V N sf, , A ff, ,L ,.iT?T5f s?3?:t? f - f -' e, ' f 951, ,A gfa I .IKI Q It rsr iii, I WILLIAM G. MOSS, JR. I-le's willing and ready to serve As a member of the Naval Reserve. BARBARA MAXWELL MUNN Chock-full o' sweetness, Nice as pie. MARIE NATURALE When you see those snappy clothes, it's obvious that she sews. ADOLF EMANUEL NELSON Football, basketball, swimming, LEO L. NEJELSKI, JR. Lae's a uy that's sometimes mild, But behing a test tube, he sure is fishing, y wild. These sports are tops in Adolfs wishing. DONALD D. NICHOLLS JOHN W. NICHOLSON Hands, feet . . . and pauses, Won't you come with me And oh those clauses! In my merry Oldsmobile? ELEANOR EMMA NOWAK THOMAS R. O'CONNELL True to us, we'Il be true to her. By our enthusiast Sports are to be broadcast. NANCY NESBITT Ouiet type . . . Sportswoman Intelligent. NANCY MAE NOOT Blithe and gay, With much to say. ROSEMARY T. O'MARA A gal who is a pal. JOANNE E. O'NEAL Merrily she rolls along. DAVID CHURCH PAINE Ice hockey is my ambition, The top will be my position. -M DORIS PARKER A voice that is gentle, A heart sentimental. 42 :asians 191 mes-'1.s'sisai1 Q., . . New was stil -it 'Ml A-11?5Pi,f-Jipliffqihgllhifiw sK.f3fqs,-.:ss,- is .if . as lll lyy.. I I I :msg 1 , I 352 I I I i I le M X .f . fl , ,-, ,::. H A'i51.2'lf't,' l L, if my ,gb A J 7:51153 ' . c -- me f Y ' . Q, -' . . cgi? 1-1:39.25 K: 1 - 5 95252, f, gl . - - 1 , , ,w'iafsfs,vi5w,,, . S f :: - 2, .sz rig 55,241 K., , ' ... iftlviifxl ,F ,-:L,, -i.4s,4,.-V.-.tts iryi vf-- i --,- 3 . . is , ' L 5 W x- I. K S 5 ii .5 'ii as QE i - A ANTHONY F. ONORATO With calmness and control, he kicks that ball right through the goal. ,l., , ,, Q fa s it 'A .-. , MICHAEL J. PANZA Be on guard when he's in position. ffiifx. E. 35 s MARGARET C. PARKER' Drama, poetry, and other art, l chose these for my part. 3 Wi, - - f:-' m.2M.ii-izfm., 1- wise -'is 'vilwifslsaffef .A agfi5fv1g,-gywxf ,ati - DANIEL J. PACIFICO The mighty mite. IVAN CLINTON PARK Foothills Ivan is destined to at- tain great heights. at i DORIS LOUISE PAUL As mischievous as a sidelong 3 glance. i' -Y. - ,nt s -rw, ,X ffm -,.g!5!, . N, ,Q ,f ., . V N gi' Q., I A ay it , ff we X J R in-I GERTRUDE A. PAYNE With her sweet and friendly way, She II be a secretary some day. -were Q, it-. 325- I GEORGE PORTER PERHAM He's all the rage With every age! JOSEPHINE G. PETRONACI Among her friends she reigns su- Ereme, I oving, laughing Josephine. , I 5 SUZANNE PENNISI When it comes to lovely hair, She's the rarest of the rare. Q95 . ,MJ Y GLORIA JEAN PERRUSO A whiz at art and ivory keys. ICH ll 38 3 7 5 sl G.. D 'I G VIRGINIA ANN PENNISI 'Jeanie with the light brown hair AUDREY HOPE PERRY Tallcinghlaughini all clay long, Audrey s life is ut a song. in , .mi ' SYLVIA M. PETRONACI A smile that is precious, She always refreshes. 43 PAT DOMNICK PEZZA GEORGE W. PHILLIPS History and swing The top is none too high for me. Keep him on the wing. - .5 , ' i . ' 5 ,fqf R' W .. . ,,-, Ya, , . 31 1:5 K' ggpjgrgs. fgf, X 4 cf ,I X ,, 1-I . .. , sign. fi, fg' ni-gf 2 f - In .gi is-ig, -iz, I 1 -. Ty. ,kif DAVID M. PINKHAM JOHN B. PINKHAM If' he advances as fast as he drives his car, ln a few short years he will have gone very far. A Fine guy, say I. ELEANOR M. PISANO JEAN ELLEN PITMAN Sparkling smile dazzling eyes, Lots of noise, loads of fun, Mystifying all those guys. Jean is known by everyone. 44 ANN M. PIGNATELLO S arkling eyes, lovely hair She'll make the grade with much to spare. ANNE PIRRELLO A little bit of everything. I . 0 gs Kira ' . . . ' ,.,. , E ' I , 'r-- li 4 JUNE BROWN PIITMAN A tiny irl with big ideas That will get her by in future years. ANNE PORTER Although to some she may seem guiet, nne is really quite a riot. RUBY JUNE PRITCHARD A Southern jewel, She's nobody's fool. VICTOR RABASCA IMOGENE C. POWERS Our Favorite Blonde! i gg mf Y, 'Q M 3 ,, .fha 53:-A ,.i5LSff,z1 :iJ3aff11'?:i '7Q 't ?i1Q3+T7ii2Vffs5'1 H5575 R TX' isifiaggggffftftiggffwilima SMEQLR -mf . K msgs J hasff-if,-s.',.,,fesf. X. o,l, w,,. ms, Aw .. .. mf,.,,.m,f,,,..M. . us' a saga, L ' , . K ,t 31, , .. . N : -:I f v .iw-f'ffzS ' 1 U,55,1, L . 3 x,:-1z::'s A , r 'f:5,1jgeii, - .4 tg ' - :T '22 K' 5297 1 4 .iii 4' 'Q :Wg m-'::,., f'3Tf , , , .. , W. F ,ll 1 fixxifi , 3 Q' Q V CORNELIUS PUGH The dimple on the chin shows the devil within. 2 B. THOMAS RAUBER, JR. DOUGLAS FLEET PRICE Stop me if you have heard this one. JEAN ELIZABETH OUELL Slim is our gal. RUTH ELIZABETH REED Blue ribbon saxophonist. Never a better sport than Pat. Teaching is RUfl'Ii2'S ambition: Hope you'Il do Fine in that position. 45 . ,., t . - ,., my , -..,,,,. - It . .. , JRR' Qm1,L . . 'l'?il. - I s i w ' Y' . I fx .sziLa'?ls' ' if ' ' L :.. .. .:--. ,. - 1 w.. we J .,,. 'fm , 1 f t, -f rw,J-.,-f-fmQsv.me s Q 5 iff- VIWQ 25 Y - ff! I fz5fZ2:,5. ' ' - - 55153524 53 325: 3-l1 ' t2'a 9511. em 5 -1 fl 1 5? 2, , . K QQ... -, -,,,-.,:..Q,,, ,. ,. .,s-...,-.w,g,.- ,L . , .1,3g.,. I ,in . 5 . L g, .1 f WARREN CYRIL REEVES A genial gent With a sport bent. NETIIE VIOLA RIDOLFO Do you like yellow, green, or blue? She ll design a gown for you. - ALF HENRY RIX Wherever he is, he does his best, Whether on the Field or in a test. 46 ROBERT L. RICHARDSON On the baseball Field and the bas- ketball court, You'll always Find flRich enjoying the sport. ROSALIE RIDOLFO Of friends she has many. 1 - ' M ' , , 'fin R , WA., . 3 WILLIAM R. ROBBINS Laughter holding both its sides. X X f I I9-A-rg Wir' ' 1 f X - d I f f if X f III? 'I I A X X I ,Tv X - Y 0 X , f' Z' gli' ' Q .f- gR.- REBECCA L. RITCHIE The sensitive are discriminating. ALLEN R. ROEMISCH A little over six feet tall, Oh, how that man plays basketball. DOROTHY J. ROGGENKAMP Model Figure and face, She s First in any race. ww... fi . 4 , l A JOHN S. ROSENBAUM Jack's a boy of wit and brain. BEF ELIZABETH C. RUSSELL Good marks and looks, Our al Betz ' Will Tend on top 1 In any test. Q I: f 1 , Z. gf .iqsgf - .... It Us W F X ll: i 5 ,V f 1555 fe' l Q X is X A , fn M X LEE DAY ROSE He's the talk ofthe town With those jokes Hyin' round. 51' - sr' 1- in-af s H XL a ll SAM AL RUGGIERO Soon to join the ffHucksters.' All ALPHONSO RUSSO Never tardy, never late, Few with him will rate. RUTH LEONE ROSE A ruby redhead With a heart of gold. ELEANOR ANN RUSSELL The comedian is born, not made. AGNES R. RUSSOMANO Those cool and Iimpid green eyes 47 ISABELLE K. RLITTY Always peppy, never tired, A girl so easily admired. sac, H lzlist :k,, s.,1-wi.. I 1 E IE! . , .' If if ' -ft I FRANK ALMON SAWYER The strong, silent type. JEAN FRASER SCOVIL How poised would be our Queen of Sfnorts, If al the world were tennis courts. 48 MICHAEL J. SALZARULO Mike is his name, And golf is his game. KATHLEEN T. SCANLON When good loolcs were rationed OUIS Kdthy must have stood in line I Q .K ,, I V: Y .V p ,it twice. xx. ., ZZ. 'gf 5' RICHARD EDWARD SEIFERT A regular guy is Dick f His reactions are very quiclc. LUCY V. SANTULLO A loyal supporter of that line. ELAINE ELVIRA SCOTT galking and laughing through the GY Always a busy bee in her way. D. DANIEL SERPICO In Lwis conversations you will always I Sround effects after every line. JOHN B. SEWALL ARTHUR LEWIS SEWARD The candid camera man! Baghful and shy, But what a swell guy. ROBERT W. SHARP JEAN VLADMIR SHIRLEY Popular, active, very hearty, Look sharp . . . feel sharp . . . be sharp! She's the glow of any party. Y , 5. 3 af, I LOUISE SPALDING SIDES ARTHUR DWIGHT SIEGEL Witty mentality, Although ip school he's very shy, Blonde personality. Outside he s a regular guy. MILDRED A. SHARKEY In her, shyness is a virtue. WROL K 5 . ,IA ,g 445:53 gi Y -I , .- I - A 1 , k ? J fb E I Ali. L?-itefiil X 0 ' fi: 'gl , X xxx sw ag 11 HOWARD DANIEL SILVERA I like work, it fascinates me: I can sit and look at it for hours. 49 5. iifis' -' f I ,gf ': Vs:lkyzi.e I t' 't ., Lg, ':.1.,.r: 1:4:2l':wff:: ., -i -rs , ' ' 'f' i l . - ' mf- sffs.1ifavQ's,f. . S Qfgtil E5 5 4 iw:s..:,.....4.-,,.: 1 '- RICHARD FREEMAN SISCO Calm, cool, and collected, Always there when expected. A x ,,s,i51 15 TI f , iii 1. .K -f'- 4 , 5gyf,35,- 6 X ' ' S .. . V,',wi1igf.' tt, 5 7 V lu i I ' ff JOHN EVERAN SMITH You can tell by his attire That he is a reader of Esquire. NANCY ANNE SNIDER Nonsense and commonsense. 50 E. WILLIAM SMETHLIRST Noted for those eyes and arguing with the teachers. JOHNSON S. SMITH I'm a fellow, who never says much Because thats the way to keep out of Dutch. ANTHONY S. SPAGNLIOLO Studying to him isn't a bore! Studying to Anthony is just a chore. EDWARD M. SMITH, JR. Camping . . . Cars . . . Chemistry. ssl ef J Y s s . SQS4?m,.s4?..-...sf - . e,gwH.t :,wve!'w. -- X Q S s rl firm f'fs2,,s,i5usfzxsifvizf,E psf . , f - , 'TSI-,'.WR+.?' f1:f,:52,Lf1'ig ,- . risk. . . .x ' ' S V, . fl Q M.-., .... ,1F ' 1 ' a zif g'77... -fs',,5w -w , ' y . - -+rwsfi?i,- , - -, -r ' ,. .Q v f 'V 'lf'-554' ' ' r K' ff? Ze. if I 2. Q f I 'XT' xl t t X' . .. L Q-Rffm , f- f A ' ,ff .s . gf..ikitL?W5' ihaf- - ,V I yiikj w. 155, ,iii gif? 1 L' ? f 513 ,9:f ::' 'i jigfygwpi- ,kzgffyg if if MORGAN THOMAS SMITH Men,IiIce bullets, go farther when they're smooth. LOIS HELEN SPINELLI She walks in beauty. GLADYS SPNEY With malice toward none, But kindness toward all. I Ai' , , '- nw Ks I A B, I, ' I ii - , R ROBERT H. STACKPOLE I Fly through my work with the greatest of ease. l ,. ' 5 'X 'L .Vw K Q , if , F FTTZF V ' .':i'?5i?fi5wf'-i , ' , ' K ' ' A f f I' I 1 I J X ' 4?'56Z?f'5' iii 1 . ,4 ,E .gif - 'a - I wt . K - R5 3 ROBERT MORRIS STEEL Our pint-sized pal. JANE ADA SPRINGER The voice with a smile. ' .. ,,L . , , , il. ii... 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STEPHENSON Up in the air, and around and around, Never my baton to fall to the ground. . ,4 I- 'Iwi I? 1, 2 2351, 4: - , S I J A 5 I ' gl T c . N MARJORIE A. SUKOFF JOHN OLIVER STRONG A Rembrandt with a camera. Tall, dark, musical, joking, 52 Always busy, never poking. MV22Lgf4AeiA 1522 Am- 22VA222wQ2.22 -A2 NAA-V' 2 4vi2f'322:21?'ii2fZ AVA-A'fsf2:22f, Q K'2E?22?i2-2i25s:Z2a? 1m2.23w2,A,2 K A,AVV,2eiqw,gf.x,AagAm.2V, Q Qmialsixgsiggia wV'1V'si:?:Qss2 J fI.22a222. W1 -V A 2 an ai W :1A2?2ii x 3' ' Sgg9g.?523i55Si?22.gg3A?zA?s?sA2A AWA K t . - VAw1f?22?Qi3V'gfSfri1w S P F 2 xx QF 2 W 2 A 2 5 A2 i' 1 4. A 2 A 3 ff f- 2 A vi Q f Mi Ai' 3 0 A. S? S Am . .. i22,..2aA2,Q 2, ' s A 3 ., 5. 5 A2 R , , ,Q 2 ,QS 2 2 2 1 52 2 MA - fV f ns,19ig.P?.Z,As:f2112-Wm Q4-VVV AA 1 ' siA2.AA2g.-QYQEZQAQVQI' V- A :wi-2V wi .: V: .A VA22Asa,X . X Q.. ,,.,, .222 5 V-f9.??2?sfAiZi615iiW ,..,W,, , -- A P-A - VwVssz.2A.t2?:2 K f2 AA f::'f-l i A2s'AQ,?5f3zyzgiiriiii 2 Aggswxsfmff 2 A .Ar .A . .V - A 2 QA . K ? 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'if 523: 22 'lla 3 I .2 5 swf wg, K 2 , .A I 2, 2 2 fi? h V, 1, A, I 2 MBI? 2 2 A f 1 I 2 91 'ii it 22 mf. y , 5, ,K A I 2 J at J 22 K A 2 4 .3 3 5 A mfg if i 22 2, 'wa K3 w EDWIN A. SUMPTER Fair to aII is Edwin's aim, I-Ie s sincere in every game. ' 514 ' is f as .W-.Q .T -' 'ff iw 2 45 43- - Q 'fl L il S . zglu if I K k'. :F . L 'T A A, L WILLIAM SWANSON FRANCES ANN SWOBODA PALMINA A. TAFARO His is the smile of satisfaction which Ouiet and demure, Lady on a pedestal. always foretells action. K xr- QL? 5 JAMES R. TAYLOR He takes in more than he let know. iii E THOMAS ALFRED TESTA When Tom is on the end, The line will never bend. Steadfast and sure. Y 'if .. :aa , l XF 5' WS ' iai NATALE THOMAS TESTA NICKOLAS TESTA 5 Us Sonny is 5 busy boy, The Little Midget with Ferrara's Keeping tabs on his pride and joy. cars will Fidget. ' ' V A , hifi? . A -f ,jf 93155231 12 Wiililgf 3 5 if ii . S , Jef A 2 JUNE M. THOMPSON FRANK E. TIMMONS Headed For success . . . with ver- l'm an old smoothie. satility and vivaciousness. 53 we..i..f.. .Q-Fvgaiv: - -5 ff? I -Vg I - Hag-:tgf-t.-Q.game..tm... r- ' ' I .V we Rv .1 .QM mx.--i wif-w': q e9w..:?i g't . ,,,,,:. ,. ,f -:gg Wg .K . get . yf.,fg,5Hf fi - i f gg, . iw... , . W ,iw f 57 H -'1- : Q Mziwraznffc-. J '- - 'wr .f 'Q3iQzii?Fi.g4, iff 5 , ' ' - L i?1l3 ,Q.,if :Qa' r - ' wean.. 'Mt geufliifl REV' r . wi. .Ria .wi ' .asa-e W. rsrdgxzobf ' -z sssrfag - : n.w ,,sfM mn.--.M R A .. VW. - sl, ,v-1,-Q, . . .,,..f,51 K . .. .4 ,,s..s,,,.s 3-:x, ,f. H,-L - gk ,. -ii..- 'V .:,aN ','I-f'. '11--e w ' - 4 Qi' .-1. 3 5 ' ',-.fx , ,. off ' i L 4 . sz: M ' 52' ,sf . 'Nt' ' xii.-.vi-3' re WILLIAM S. TOOKER A piano virtuoso . . . lturbi had better move over. 'lt-1. 5.-', i ffitiiiiflsiii'-'4f5?:-iffy? .. -1 fl ' ,lf 1' . lwgafslaixgfiisffit -cw . . a 51. g ' t H1 WM t 'f' '51 ,I fSi??g3,iI:?s,fw-- f , I. nn.. ,VI Wi' Az- 5 , R I 'L 5135'i???i5??sj?31'52fis-isA' Y . ii ' 11.55 K K . 35. f .ig ,J f. 1' K ' I .I ,.. M.. ,. I. V. ff egg, K A gi' I . t f CHARLES JOHN TURPAN There's a smile on his face for the whole human race. , ff W ix is I iiffrfsiku 11' '1 JEAN DE LONG TREBLE For a girl of diminutive size, She is most incomparably wise. JANET TWEED A girl who is going places. SUSAN M. TURNER Verona's loss is Montclair's gain VALENCIA E. VALENTINE A born gentleman. HARVEY VICTOR VIRGINIA H. VINCENT DELBERT G. VOIGHT He's clelfinitely in the swim. Virginia has hobbies, one or two- Tops in everything he does, 54 Ornithology Cbirds to youl Everyone likes fuzzy wuz! I5 ,, is -, ' .lit .Z I , J ..,,., I gg C , in C C ' ' V 'gf A I Agn I .CCSL - Y Q- :Q vig.. iW.,,G. . ' ITE. ' - A 25. 1 ' A 4. ,. , , 393215 ,gn El 1 25531 L A , -X . -11 3 .191 V N ,VVV J V at A N I I x ,, f N, I I wtwsvizziizfm WZ- ' ' cf 1 f ' !'4f'3'f .,.', - les ' 1 '- THOMAS F. WALDRON The Gunder Hagg of M. H. S. RICHARD WASSERMAN I I Time never will lag 3 With this merry Wag. ' S 'F I gzffifgzi if I wwf , I EM 'f I wp. if A rh.. ieie ' , .I J . Q1-'1?V'f55Q' .fr 2555 PENELOPE F. WELLS As bright as a penny. THOMAS J. WALDRON Golf is the game To win a name. HAMILTON D. WEBSTER He came, We saw, He conquered. RICHARD N. WENICK Congratulations to a great ad solicitor. JAMES H. WALLWORK, JR. Any point will be easy for me. ...L f CAROLYN BIDDLE WELLS A blond bombshell from the Mon- trose School for Girls. JOAN YVONNE WENTZ With her charm and subtle wit, She has brightened up our world a bit. 55 SAMUEL WHIDDEN New Jersey's loss is New Hamp- shire's gain. PERRY HUGHES WILLIAMS Fellows as debonair are rare. EDNA JEAN WILSON Medical stenography, on her mind, Let us hope things turn out line. 56 MARCIA I. WILKINSON . a gem of purest ray serene. LOIS S. WILLIAMSON For honey sweetness, a real queen bee! CARL JAMES WITTIG Eighty miles an hour . . . sharp corners . . . Oldsmobile . . . nine lives. LAURA E. WILLIAMS She's friendly and smiling all day longi Keeps us thinking of a song. pggggg A ls I l'I f fl ff ,Q L I A lfg' 45 WALTER BLAINE WILSON Blaine knows his way around this earthf Hell go far on just his mirth. f s it VIVIAN JANE WOLFE With her dazzling smile, A personality plus., She's the gal who s tops With us. ELIZABETH ANNE WOOD Always trying something new, ls there anything you can t do? CARL EINAR YOUNG, JR. Over the hills and far away, glfith never a thought for another ay. i 1 HESTER V. ZEIGER Cute, comely co-captain of the cheerleading corps. ANGELA MARIE YACULLA We smile and the Angel sings. CAROLYN ELAINE YOUNG Quiet and small She's on the ball! ROBERT ERWIN ZICKEL Though he is quite a brain, he has time to raise a little cain. MARGARET A. YOUMANS Full of fun and fancy free. NATHANIEL C. YOUNG, JR. Peanuts's jokes are all reet, His sense of humor is hard to beat. CARL E. FITZGERALD l may not be an ace in school, But I m certainly tops when it comes to pool. 57 ' 'Z QVEE ' , l ' -:f - - -1 , I , f JACK BECKMAN BRONANDER SINCLAIR ARNOLD BURCI'IEI.I. HAROLD EDWARD CARTER ARMY ARMY ARMY E. CLELAND DAVIS JOSEPH ALEX DAVIS ROBERT THOMAS HARMON NAVY NAVY NAVY EUGENE ALFRED HARVEY ROGER PHILIP HEILIG CLARENCE VAN MALONEY MARINE CORPS NAVY MARINE CORPS 5,8 ROBERT THOMSON MILLER ARMY JOHN TOBITT ROBBINS, JR. ARMY SAMUEL PRIULEAU SHEPPARD COAST GUARD FRANKLIN BONNER MUNN NAVY Ig I QE 3.:.1I,I Q h 1 1, .': Kiifa A' A a t T-A THEODORE JOHN ROSE NAVY ARTHUR DONALD STEED ARMY Ii ERNEST B. PITMAN ARMY 'I , r 4 6 x a 3,1 2 'S , 5' STSKLLJ T I II I I 'W NATHANIEL C. SHEPPARD COAST GUARD LYNN TRAVIS NAVY AIR CORPS 59 i V 'Y + .,u Q ROBERT LESLIE HENRY A' W If ALEXANDER E MCCARTHY NAVY f-I MARINE CORPS A .1, I REAE .L ROBERT GARVIN WILSON ARMY THOMAS ALEXANDER MILLER MICHAEL STIGLIANO JR NAVY NAVY WILLIAM SHERMAN PHILLIPS NAVY ACKNOWLEDGMENT 60 Many people have contributed to the completion of the l948 Amphitheatre. The yearbook editors wish to thank the Art C classes for their cartoons, joan Haidt for the lettering of the title page, and Anne Bishop for the War Memorial drawing. Two of the staff members who have made im- portant contributions have been Maxie Hardman, who de- signed the cover, and Hamilton Webster, who wrote up the boys' sports. We are especially grateful to Eleanor Pisano, Marion Fioravanti, josephine Petronaci, and joan Diboll ofthe commercial department for typing the material for the book. With the help of Miss Kinney, Miss Holland, Mrs. Rice and Miss Cope, the four divisions of the staff have cooperated in the single purpose of publishing a successful yearbook. N Grant H Come then, frieno's, ana' Come then scfvofars MOST ABSENTMINDED Dean Strong Betty Bevan BIGGEST l-IEARTBREAKERS Warren Reeves Imogene Powers MOST THRIFTY Cynthia Crowen Hamilton Webster BEST NATURED Penny Wells Del Voiglwt MOST HUMOROUS june Finn Neily Pug s'll rlf. rrle l Q! ll , l BEST DRESSED N Dorothy Roggencamp lim Bryan ' l l l IM BEST ATHLETES Iohn Emery Nancy Nesbitt KS, fi N MOST ARCUMENTATIVE Dick Seifert jane Miller MOST BASHFUL George Cilruth Betty Ann Mason MOST TALKATIVE john Brigham Mary De Finis 3 .. .F 31. I is Q l l , QL ! if MOST TALENTED Margie Sukoff Bob Zickel KE is K BIG WHEELS 'f Don Fleming Phyllis Baker L at THE CLASS we class beSf veaf Of Say, fMake w y0w Cha1 dhood vw have ' Of 3ed iof who WH' ked Oh h 1sshw fde f, 3f1Cil Q YQSV 5S ah6adf O f TO OF i949 year a success, work with a feeling of self-assurance, and above all, have fun. Show your 'lower classmeri that you are tops, and therefore set before them a perfect example. It will not be long how before you inherit the luck of '48, ' TH E CLASS The Class of l95O entered Mont-l Clair High in a year to be remem- bered, Painted walls and sound- proof ceilings plus a victorious foot- ball season greeted them and helped to relieve the agony of becomin ac 8 'r customed to another school, Also, the tact that we born wi nter will be t the weafherebeaten r is always amusing for observe the trials through in ac:cep'ring hew room numbersyand ah OF 1950 set-up. These escapades are not, how- ever, without good purpose. Within a few weeks our new-corners are re- covering nicely and assuring their older classmates that they are not only intelligent, but also courageous students, fully capable of carrying on the school attairs tor the following two years. So heads up, classrnenl Someday, you may reach the very brink ot success , . . graduation: and take it trom the seniors. . . it's worth tighting tor! ALMA MATER You may sing of other places, little do we careg There is one place that is dearer, here in old Montclair. O'er the earth our feet may wander, back we come again, For the love of Montclair High School ever will rernain. Come then, friends, and come then, scholars, raise the hearty song, Swell the chorus with your voices, pass the strain along. Chorus Raise the chorus, speed it onward, sing with praises fair, Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, Hail, all Hail, Montclair. 1 Nw .mg ., YEAR OF YEARS The years may come, the years may gog and yet when we turn again these pages and review our school days, the thoughts connected with our senior year will stand out in our minds. lt was not only the year of the endeavor for international peace, but also the beginning of our real post-war era. Russia had a one word vocabulary- No -with instructions to use it at all times except for the atom bomb. Tragedy stalked in lndia and in Pales- tine, The Iron Curtain was lowered by the Russians, and john Steinbeck tried to find a loophole for the American people to peek through. The Friend- ship Train which started in San Fran- cisco and picked up contributions at every whistle stop across America was received in hungry Europe with enthu- 4, ,,., Q imgzn 6 f ll Q -Qiffmg i ts ' - 1 iff' if??4z F' 4. ll s ,QQ iff ' , , , i .fvjgj , 2 2 V kqrr x Wk I f jl' , it E' ., T, 'Vg Q, Y WE, ' .. QM.. '- . L ' 'Q Z .1 xxx -,R 1 ssis 'gm A . yg M g at t A , g if is 1 ' T e X . ,R . ,,, 5 ..N V1.1 VL N K t T 4 ytcc ,,M-f , Q Q xcliie Q f-km mf -4 Q- 1 . Q fr - ' its 1 .N-J: i . i , 112- if K , A f ,. ' r A - A f - , A it V .V P' Q.:riS,, rf - it . ti 4 T' . i '- . .ff' - V ,, A s I ,, 'lf-fi' . , 4 ,. -' ,V '- f, f uf- - 1 fi g fi - 61'2 :f ?5mu: ,, ,- , -in - fi eau.. , , -: ..,. WN '-fiilllvilff-Z'ivz.,'P:Qs.f9fK.i Ts.?if'59lff 71:5L55-LLTPLQ:-L.L'fi1S'gl!f1ff '9V ' if -'s'P57V'T., 2 Thin wi . V-1: ..1 'r -, - ' rzwu, iiiwwfm fygfcsvfgs2rif1,ewrf'.,s::-ifJfiftiu-gf, 'af.f,-iifif1fQI:s7A, fzfbimg, , ' . ' - M . New .agar a, K., .. .i,,,,.,. , he ,ir .,,,, ., ,W ss, , . , , ,, S ,, wee L fxiiw-ff' sf'ft5ziiV5i9'fZi-7 1972?-2 En ' Tmfli--i L' - 'liter'-55 it-Li-' ww- '.:H iiuxgbiygliflwlytzstigdwwitkmififfgglbfmiffi fi iY11' 1l'33ii3Q -' 7532- , ,xii-T Ui f , ., f . 'ir V' V I .,. Q Y h.iW,,,M. I I WM -V A+ 11- .- T sh 1' - M ,X :H t ry ,ir au, 1 . .::!,v., : sf - l' f 1 5 Hex, - zi, ,. , Y, e A? siasm. The American people gradually forgot the war and its hardships and turned to occupy themselves with the every day humdrum events of life. With The things we did last sum- mer still in our minds, we were greeted at Montclair High with new paint and sound proof rooms. The New Look descended and so did skirts . . . Mad Man Muntz was king of commercials, and the Senate investi- gated Howard Hughes. . . Peg 'O My Heart soared high for fifteen weeks . . . Cone with the Wind returned . . . Marshall had definite plans, and the teachers made and packed candy for the Lycee. They finally let Princess Elizabeth marry Phillip. . . Prices went higher and higher and higher. . . Bonds enlarged again . . . The cheer- 1 5 3 ii 4 n i vi 5 if se 3 ie as iz as - ' ffwsn?7lSE?L-1 ff ' I 'Hifi I Ti- Q 5 M i 7355 T 'isk-fl i Iwi. fa iaders wore new uniforms and actual- i did cartwheels . , , Truman went on diet, and we had meatless Tuesdays 'id no chicken in the pot every Thurs- ay . . . Louis beat Walcott lor was the other way around?l . . , Brook- 'n danced in the streets, but the anks won the subway series . . . Mr. andy resigned . . . 'iThe Money Man eaded the book list, and the rest ot us zad Foxes ot Harrow, The Vix- '1s, and Mrs, Mike . . .The band nitorms finally came, and the new ag waved victoriously over the last x games . . . Petrillo tried to put the isk jockeys out of commission, but Requesttully Yours and all the thers kept right on . . . Argyles stitch y stitch replaced white socks . . . The Hood Neighbor Policy came through, nd we learned of . . a Rainy Night W Y fi Wit' f 4 X fi, 'W ken 5,1 M in Rio, how things stood in Clocca- mora, Tampico, Tallahassee, lVIanagua Nicaragua, and Kokomo, Indiana . . . Our white Christrnas came one day late, and Grandma said '88 was never like this. . . Sinatra saw his pictures on pillows , . . Commun- ism became a catch word, and Holly- wood was told all about it , . . Clary and Butch said, They're rough, they're tough, and they sure were- our State Championship proves it . . . The Wassail Party, Gridiron Ball, fire drills, football rallies, report cards, and those gold footballs kept up our spirit . . . The Bums sold Prince Hal and Dixie, and The Lip re- turned . . . Our local talent pulled to- gether, and l'll Remember Mama for years to come . . . Wittrock's, loe's, Tom's, and Cirunings were crowded afternoons. Gosh, we could go on tor- ever . . . Allegro, Annie C-et Your C-un, Finian's Rainbow . . . Tele- vision was here to stay . . . Planes reached the speed of sound . . . Upper Montclair boasted parking meters, and even lVlacy's had Atom Bombs for sale . . . But when you look back upon this senior year with its trials and tribula- tions, just think of the old call of the hall Drop Dead, and it will sum it up in a nutshell. P11 9.4 With the call of Fall fatally five times or its reasonable facsimile ring- ing in our ears, our thoughts may turn to the events of national importance which occurred while we were striv- ing toward our coveted diplomas. Eisenhower the man of war, became Eisenhower, the man of peace, in ac- fr leee EV N3 Co C1 , T jf K 6 R Q O All l N rkl ,icq I . K , s.,- 'V , ,V l 'fl ' w ff -- 1 A V ,. A- .Q f..' '-,- Q: ,-Li , , - Q , . 4 .gi '---, -A I ,- V . ,, '- - V 2 ,-' Q - 3 iw. -'H -- Nr. s r ' ' l ' 2 if . .1 1,- 5 L 5 'Q fp -1 1 A A ' r - . 5 ,,,, N , - . 2 Y V f fi? ' S . ' K ' ' - 5 It ' ,, if I , ' , ' ' , ' Q, r z , 'Q weep ? a .i3,. Mig, 3 wig? kk f 3 VV Vw: KL -1 .L is V5 ,ei n Jig I7 ' ?'::f:.1-J'2 ' f f:1f..'5'5 ' Q.:- ff , ' . 1 , f y f5: f'i :r gf' -1 V -5,-at K If 4.-! ' an . .. . ,ji av V. 'if ,,W, ,, . , f :Qi A 'ir 1 if ' -'Hs ' J - 2 F V r , Mfr 'S as ii. 1 ' .N f' -' ,,.. i, ML ,. ' 'ur X QQ r , t ..,. x 1 i r -e I f '- '- a t f -N 1 e- V 'l ,... Tl-I6 ' '- ' i N , ' ' 1 if . W' 'A so A 'A ,, , fwaw if b cepting the presidency of Columbia University . . . While Stassen and Taft slung mud at each other, Wallace hurled invectives at everybody from within the realm of his own little party . . . As architects for the future de- signed glass houses, the housing short- age of the present left many desolate . , . Those lucky enough to have homes knocked helplessly on cold radiators, while cities borrowed fuel from the Navy to combat the winter's cold waves . . . But as we turned from the hardships of a war-tired world and our eyes looked into the future, seeking a hint as to the prosperity of our country and the part we were to play in it, we wondered if we had just experienced The Best Years of Our Lives, or were they yet to come. Betsy Lamborn and Ruth Hatch ... -- iii In 2 ll! A 4 'Z fiiixmi EW ini J flllll Ili 'For the fove of Montcfair High Scfvoof F COTBALL NORM, BUTCH, CLARY, and FREDDY FOOTBALL RECORD MONTCLAIR ........ MONTCLAIR ........ MONTCLAIR MONTCLAIR MONTCLAIR MONTCLAIR MONTCLAIR ........ MONTCLAIR MONTCLAIR ORANGE ..... PATERSON EAST S KEARNY .......... NUTLEY .......... E. ORANGE... COLUMBIA ...... W. ORANGE CLIFTON .......... BLOOMFIELD 76 AMPLE PROOF OF THE CALIBRE OF OUR Top row, left to right: Butch, Ted Harvey, manager, lack McMahon, Carl Fitzgerald, Charley Acocella, Willie Love, Nick DiGeronimo, Charley Kimber, Dave Manners, Carl Motley, jack Fletcher, Mike DeNicoIa, Dave Kramer, manager, Clary. Middle row, left to right: Bob Cummings, George Gilruth, Tom Testa, Don Fleming, Ham Webster, Dick Wells, Bob IE 47555 STATE CHAMPS DTE THE EFFECTIVE FAKING Hail the all conquering heroes was a familiar cry at the close of the i947 gridiron campaign. Under the leadership of two of the finest coaches in this or any state, the Mounties rolled through nine games without a defeat and continued a winning streak that has totaled nineteen. The last time a Montclair team suffered a defeat was on Thanksgiving Day in l945. But now for the season's play. In the opening game against Orange, Dick King and Bobby Stephen- son ran wild. King scored on two pretty runs, and Stephenson galloped 70 yards down the sidelines for the third tally. The M.H.S. line held the Orange backs in check all afternoon. Against a weak Paterson East Side squad, Montclair, led by fullback George Ciilruth, won 4l to O. Emery's pass catching set up two scores, and he countered once himself. Cilruth crossed twice as Montclair won in a romp, The next opponent, the Kardinals of Kearny, bit the dust by a 33 to 8 count as they fought gamely but in vain. Held down early in the game, Montclair opened up as King broke loose with runs of 47 and 38 yards, and Stephenson went 75 yards through the line for another. Also scoring were McMahon on a long jaunt and Al Ericksen on a 35 yard pass from Coleman. On the following Saturday Nutley invaded Woodman Field and was Shellacked, 40 to O. Coleman, Reeves, and Cilruth all joined in throw- ing touchdown passes, twice to Fitzgerald, and once each to Testa and Webster. The traditionally tough East Orange Panthers were the next victims. ln this hard fought contest we came out on top, i4 to 7. Cummings, Love, Panza, Testa, DeNicola, and Cilruth shone in halting the East Orange backs. C-ilruth scored on a buck, and King on a 20 yard run. The highlight of the game came as quarterback Reeves made .-H I ' fefifisx . wits - 'I Silfeiffic .. , , 2 'V wif.. i ee.ef..,....,,.,.. f. ,-.si:w-f:t.i- -2 --J.-:gf age-w:fsivf.iL-',,r.f , :ff .. J iiitfilxiiakgtlg ..t. 7 . ty r.,jLir-vfffgif ' - r - ,. ff . 1 'Mif- Ft were ,s.t..,, - , i rf:--QQ Q V if H - V 1 f if . Stephenson, Del Voight, Walter Baltimore, Henry Rix, Pete McSpadd0n. Vgi g , ll, john Brigham, Mike Panza, john Emery, Norm Gathany. Bottom row, -.-, , : E , , left to right: Bill Morris, Bill Smethurst, Warren Reeves, Bob Sharp, Dick 'f' 7 ' f in King, Charles Steed, Andy Coleman, Anthony DiCandia, Nick Del Presto, . . i t i Tom Brown, Al Ericksen, joe Fortunato Ronald Lannin. We if it it i f MMR J 3152233 ,, S gh 'I as . ff K. 9 is is Pe Q f jg-grgffrzf 'f 'ggiggm g wh Al? fees. 77 3 game saving tackle in the waning minutes of play. Columbia was next to tumble as Clary played many of his reserves in a ZO to 6 win. Acocella started the ball rolling by falling on Ciilruth's fumble over the goal line. Early in the second half Coleman zigzagged ZO yards for a score, and a few minutes later Cummings intercepted a Columbia pass and skirted over untouched, Montclair High School extended its winning streak to i6 consecutive games as a weak West Orange eleven fell, 26 to O. In the first period a jump-pass, Reeves to Coleman, terminated a 48 yard march for the first tally. As the second half began, Reeves went over on a quarterback sneak. The other two scores came as loe Fortunato tossed passes to Emery and Fitzgerald. ln the most widely publicized game of the year the Blue and White ruined a I7 game winning streak of the Clifton Mustangs by winning out, l8 to O, Defen- sive measures taken by Clary and Butch held the famed Bobby Boettcher in check throughout the game. Emery, Acocella, and Testa joined in catching three T.D. passes from Coleman. The forward wall of our side again shone as Love, DeNicola, Panza, Fleming .1 X ,Q -F 'fun bi and backers-up Cilruth and Cummings tackled often and viciously. The flanks with Testa and Acocella sharing most of the defen- sive work were well protected against end sweeps by the Clifton backs. For the second year in a row and the fifth time since i940 M.H.S. conquered the Bengals. A muddy gridiron and a rejuvenated Bloomfield team held the score to l3 to O. The backs of both sides were hindered by the bad footing. The largest' crowd of the year watched as Reeves passed to Emery for the first touchdown and Coleman tossed to Testa for the other. Special credit is due those who seldom make the headlines, but whose presence would indeed be missed, We are speaking of l.V. and Commando Coaches Norm Gathany and Fred Seelbach who played outstanding roles in the team's success- ful campaign. Of course, every team is as strong as its reserves, and so hats off to fel- lows like Acocella, Voight, Baltimore, Brig- ham, Fitzgerald, Fortunato, Smethurst, Del Presto and the other squad members who impersonated our opponents and gave their all in scrimmaging so well that it made the varsity the power it was. 2 f 46- 0' Z awk--I I l Rob-Il ag S-4Q?' , ' V . QQ- Q Sf V, , -igqgnyy V- V K Q Q. , .1 i H UQ ' .Q s ' KE l- 2u f2fQfw1!', -E WW r f , ,L -f AW.-252,-:V .H ye- Ms-.fLPfQff , - ' i ' 2 . ,Qfffp L, ff ---- K .1 .4 'I , 73 ,f , L gg, , y . 'L df' fr - .Vik , Q M af H A mf Hx ., ., -2 '.. ', 3 V .33 Q? ff ,Q W ' fail- - -- --1- 1, XA 5' 3-W , ' K K lu:-kg: ' ' ' . '?.J ' 7 I?'PW Si5+ftF f ,L Sa 3 fm-vffw v -7 ' sp, w kv f ' g1,H,,L-5 f W fiiw ' W- W ,Le- ' sf fs ' N 1: fr'-' .Ns...'l'm'i 'bt'-' ' rn,- s:, . 2-W 1 ,T AL: ' Zfffwff Ai- 2 ry. X S E Q I2 Q A, M 2 515 J, wgwizwxr W, xfke if ,f .. 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Chief point-getters were Big jawn Emery and Gus Keria- zakos with Al Roemisch, Bob Richardson, Bob jones, Dick l-leddy, and junior Brown adding frequent impetus to the attack, Our side, in showing a l0-6 record, was in every con- test up to the final whistle. Highlighting the season were close victories over Barringer BASKETf3,,i!,?,ft,Z' Montclair Montclair Montclair Montclair Montclair Montclair Montclair Montclair Montclair Montclair Montclair Montclair Montclair Montclair Montclair Montclair BASKETBALL RECORD 52 Barringer .. 27 West Orange 49 lrvington .......... 52 Paterson East Side .. 50 Alumni .............. . 40 Columbia .... . .. 3l East Orange .. 40 Kearny .. 46 Glen Ridge ...... 52 Blair Academy 34 West Side .. 30 East Orange .. 45 Nutley 42 Bloomfield 37 Columbia .. 29 Orange 50 l6 60 33 45 35 30l 46j 29 49 aa 4lj 34j 41' 43 32 52-50, Blair 52-49, East Orange 3l-30, and Bloomfield 42-4l. Personal feats of note included Richardson's sudden death shot against Barringer, jones's last minute basket against East Or- ange, Roemisch's shot with seconds to go at Bloomfield, and Emery's 29 points at Blair. For the second consecutive year Emery led all scores with 226 points, and he was followed by Keriazakos with l84 markers. Rounding out the squad were Bob Fuller, Dan Serpico, Dean Strong, Bob johnson, l-lam Webster, Dave Manners, Red McMahon, and Porky Del Presto. 82 if 5 i MONTCLAIR WE LL - ll l H A S E 19-ci-IEER FOR YOUH-47 Ytmfa Our l947 baseball team was a highly successful one. The men of the diamond compiled a total of l7 victories as against 5 defeats in games with many formidable opponents. The placement of veteran players in key positions was the principal factor involved in the team's success. Coach Clary Anderson had Bob Deacon at shortstop, john Emery at first base, and Larry Coleman in centerfield. Men with ability were placed around these men to give the team balance. Flanking Coleman in left was his brother Andy, and in right Red Cilruth, john Brigham, or Bob jones. ln the infield along with Deacon .and Emery were C-ene Tornillo at third, Danny DiPrenda or Bob Sharp at second, and Gus Keriazakos played at first when Emery pitched. Behind the plate the catching duties were handled by Bingo DeOeroni- mo and sometimes joe Seward. The mound corps was outstanding in having four and sometimes five men who could go the route. Emery, Keriazakos, Cummings, Bob johnson, and Roland Barker were the flingers. The l7 victories of the l947 team surpassed all previous high marks for M.l-l,S. Highlighting the season were Tornillo's l4 game batting streak, Emery's 6 and l pitching record and Larry Cole- man's .372 batting average. Coleman was selected on every all-state team, a fine tribute to his playing skill and ability. BASEBALL RECORD X. ' -n,,ar .mm , 9 .. it Montclair ...... 5 Barringer ...... 4 Montclair ...,.. 3 W. Orange .... 4 Montclair ...... 6 Wharton ...... 5 Montclair 4 Paterson East Side Montclair Montclair Academy Montclair W. Orange ..,. Montclair Kearny ...,.... Montclair Orange ........ Montclair Belleville ...... Montclair Newark East Side Montclair ...... . Nutley ........ Montclair ...... E. Orange .... Montclair Ridgewood .. Montclair Bloomfield .. Montclair Montclair Kearny ..,..... Orange ........ Montclair Irvington .... Montclair Immaculate .. Montclair Glen Ridge .... Montclair Belleville .... Montclair Columbia .... Montclair Irvington ...... 83 TRAC , - 1947- The graduation of key men and the lack of quality performers from the senior class made it evident at the beginning of the 1947 track season that the junior class would have to produce the bulk of the talent. The boys came through as shown by another good season under Knute Mans- field. Despite running into tough opposition in the State Meet, the Mounties placed third, topped only by Plainfield and Columbia. ln the Montclair lnvi- tation Meet it was again Columbia which eked out a victory by l V2 points. Probably the most humili- ating loss for our team was a fourth place showing in the Newark Invitation Meet. i The stalwarts who brought in the most points for M. H. S. were the following: Doug MacLauch- lan and Gus Keriazakos in the high jumpg joe Furnari and Fred Brewer in the shot putg Alfred Hatchett and Fred Brewer in the discusg Bobby Stephenson in the running broad jumpg Hatchett in the javeling Buzz Aldrin in the pole vaultg john Cales and Ralph Benton in the Sprintsg Tom Waldron and Arthur Seward in the mileg Dick King, Paul johns, and Hatchett in the hurdles: Stephenson in the 4405 and Rufus Dumas in the 880. TRACK RECORD MONTCLAlR Bl..OOMElELD - WEEQUAl-llC llXlVlTATlON MEET GLEN RIDGE MEET A f l. Columbia ...................... 72 l. Montclair ................ lO4V2 ., . . 's ffj zf 2. Montclair ....... ..... 7 OV2 2. Clen Ridge 36 .T 7 . j..j. ' ' 3. East Orange ............ 29 576 3. Bloomfield ...... .... . .. 3OVz 3 -f ' - 4. Barringer 22 273 4. Weequahic Zq ,rst 4 J Qual NEWARK IRVINGTON - NUTLEY MEET 1353 .T T INVITATION MEET . J fu VE l, Montclair ................... ...64 RX j A j l. Plainfield 2. lrvington .....24 W .................. i'il ll 3. Kearny is ' - - A 4. Montclair BARRINCER - SouTH SIDE T 4 dll WEST SlDE MEET l. Montclair . 9g . ' rg'l ii l. Montclair .................. 59V2 2. Barringer ....... 2 A Clif Z. West Side ................ 57V2 3. South Side ................. 26 Z gj.gj A ...S THOMAS JEFFERSON MEET WEST ORANGE MEET 'T'l!ff'!fflgf .sls 1 lli. l. Montclair ...................... 81 l. Montclair 6f T 1 ' 9, . S 'tjV..jVjj jj it j'j..gg,- 5 itiiit 2. Thomas jefferson .......... 36 2. West Orange ...... . Sl 1. Plainfield 28 A ' 2. Columbia ...... ...... 2 ZV2 84 3. Montclair ...... ....... l 7V2 CR SS - 1947 - 4 . 5. .2 .W i lr Cross-country in 1947 saw M.H.S. boast- ful of another fine season. ln the first meet of the year Coach Mansfield's over hill and dale men tied Irvington. In following meets we showed victories over East Orange 18-43, Bloomfield 15-40, Weequahic ZO-36, and also victories over Clen Rid e South Side and 8 , , West Side. Orange proved our most formid- able opponent as they beat us 26 to Z9 in a regular season get-together and 51 to 63 as Montclair came in second in the County Meet. In the State Meet, Montclair High School came home fourth in a large field consisting of the state's best teams. Art Seward, Bill Andre, Tom Waldron, Rufus Dumas, Allen Roemisch and Cregory Allen were the men who crossed the finish line before many of our opponents time and time again. The soccer season of 1947 was another disap- pointing one for M.H.S. As in the previous season, Coach Newman had little talent to work with. The best the team could do in ten encounters was to tie Ridgewood in the final game. Members of the squad included jimmy Firebrace, luergen Adams, Frank Timmons, Dan Serpico, Dan Pacifico, Bob Yff, Reid Spencer, Tony Ciesualdo, Bill l-lockett, and Sandy Millar. -1947-SOCCER TENNI - 1947 - The lVl.H.S. tennis team, with Mr. Sprague as coach, boasted an impressive record in the season of l947. The boys of the clay courts outscored Caldwell and Glen Ridge twice each, split with East Orange and Passaic, and beat Columbia in one meeting, Instrumental in the team's success were jack Sasseen, john Williams, and Howard Brigham. Edward and George McCann, Bill Baker, and lack Kenny were the other racket wielders. a -,tq,.x, vp . 2 'Q 3 - i 1- jf X E fe l ei .X at lk X . ce- - .1 . ,.. 1'. ' 9' 'QNX' wt ,0'.0', u:,N,.', I 1' X I . G? M F- -:J .J l-IETF, 1 ... 'ft'- fi ' ,ilk , W ill ...-...lll..- Doc Newrnans' golf team completed a tough schedule with a successful record of 7 wins, 2 setbacks and one tie. Led by low scoring Mike Sal- zarulo, the blue and white scored two victories over St. Benedict's, Caldwell, and Ve- rona, and a single triumph over Weequahic. Our group in- cluded Bob lohnson, Bob Harmon, Dan Pacifico, and alternates Charles Fink and Bill Hommowun. A good West Orange outfit scored in one encounter, and the other meeting ended in a draw. The other defeat was suffered at the hands of a very strong Bloomfield squad. With all the boys coming back in l948, lVl.l-l.S. should produce another fine record. 53 1947 - coi.Fo gs X CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders donned new blue and white jumpers to lead our team to the state championship. ln addition to their part in the football games, these boys and girls helped to arouse enthusiasm during the basketball season. The weather did not dis- courage them, and they always had a smile for the fans who helped them cheer. I r fi i i - 1 ver -1-i ll.. Rolvlf'-' Q Q--wfw' s WW' new 'V i E 'V E 5 F 'i 1 384 is ie- . kiwi ki l,F,f7,.s,,.,vu1J 95,511 374.4 K, K it in i ifE,iagsilfslQiQ?t4qf's'pi'Q,gai32l1'f'?l'f 'E flltgfji fhmiiiif ff ' ,,'e ,,s,i L 'f + i,ii ' ' ' ' or 1 -i ' r E1 sfiiixia f Y 7' , 1,V 4 '. ,N,,'f its : xx .... , 6 I -. gf . , ZK yygg if , a 4 V q xgl 2 , I ,yhkyr fr , . g Y W 3 i,,t . E si.ssr . s ieti E i 55,457 , - w get . .,., ' , 1, ., as .Wa M. .s,-, Qi,,,,,,,f,,,, , .,,. I Q N. 21 M,,g,5s '. - 87 L SPORTS T 1 ,--2 if Ss ' A ., W. t 4 w l-.LC Tv 'lfl iibl-ll T' 45 H T me 'su 3 :E I l lO fT . W ,ii i g l I - I 1,1- frflvj- ,. ,....,K nv 2-f 25 - i ' r S tt la t L f tt- 5 f' is T X X 1 5 X as The swimming club consisted of twenty-eight girls, who elected lean Lackey and C-erry Burke manager and alternate. The sea- son's schedule included eleven swims, but only a half hour a week for eight weeks was neces- sary for credit, The girls had ac- cess to the Y.W.C.A. pool every Wednesday afternoon. Rogers' Bowling Alley was the scene of activity one afternoon each week for nine weeks. The forty girls who signed up for bowling elected Connie Cravagna for their president and Marie Naturale, manager, After a hard fought tournament, in which all of the girls participated, Dolores Stivaly was proclaimed the win- ner. 0I-'1'-I7- The hockey group, organized soon after school opened, at- tracted sixty girls. Beth Forester and Elaine Scott were the group captains who planned schedules for the games played among the teams. At the close of the season Montclair participated in a Hockey Play Day at College High. Defeating two teams and tying another, our team was named the winner of the day. .Y iff!! . i + ' ,Q . . 1 ' ti, . y X: .iayg . wi , f .x . at '11 dxf A ., .'C'?' .V nw: . . A -Q 5 br af vt if The fifteen girls of the Bad- minton Club elected Rose Faison 9 Q If wiv Frm- 7'-in 'Qu - , f .1 H X XX I 1 tm 'Iii' l' fa if ,..--I YA . ' - 1 and Anne Mosenthal their cap- tains, The girls played one hour I l li A . a week for ten games for credit. 4 'Ny' The bird flew during the tourna- X I il ment, and Pearl Hicks capped the X ' ' championship. ' X I 9 if ' ' i-T ' l ' 5 U 'T P .33 X y 'A , l g ' y , . l.W. 1 1. .Qi 1 V -vzzr .. A ,L ,,,. r :',: L,L'L L- :- -' .A f ' zg' -A'V f ,:. ' f i .- ,.'- A L i i Q 3 X Q' . , ,X i g, - N f I . X A Y s, 'L G Q , X , ' I l Q X X '- V W -V U b 'M' ' ,ff This year the girls of the court IX Af fl were twenty-five in number and , gf X f' E full of pep in play. Yvonne Rainer I fy S was the president of the groupg , , ,fd f - I QQ K 1-W A, and Pearl l-licks, the manager. A W fl I successful season was the out- A , li i i come. 2 X l Y! 1 I ' ,Q f ' Xl , ,K l 1 I f W ,, l ,ff we l 1-li-1 iisc by X itll cci, y- . so ,,.: ircssii ssrlr ' ,, I ree 4 sccc . t . H 4 , sirr f . .i,r,. r -c ' '- :-- A- . , ,. is :rr ii M il 1 l ---H . X l . A ,A 1 '-Q D 5 ' if O W' Gladys Spivey and Elaine Scott were the managers for a group of E pd K forty-four enthusiastic members. Four basketball teams battled i . u ' during the season for the cham- U f pionship. x If N f ' ' f liis A ' ' , ' ,,.. it y wa D69 V , 90 -za Richard Sisco Photography Editor E Z T3 I riff .Q Ara E J W 'Lf 5' Ny ., Eleanor Russell Literary Editor ART STAFF Ann Benko julie Bowers Dorothy Broadley Maxie Hardman Milton Howes Lucy johns Thomas O'Connell Ann Swoboda janet Tweed jane Wade Richard Wenick jane Wolfe BUSINESS STAFF janet Baskerville jacqueline Bobbin julie Bowers Carolyn Brooks Cheryl Gelhaar jean Coward Frank ltkin Lorraine Kelly Lucile Kimber Betty Ann Mason i,' ive I .s,.N' Ruth Rose Editor in Chief - I ' i gpg-ix I .seine . ,, -ns 54. W .W I 3 ilaliulllnlli lillillli I S 3. Ivan Park Margaret Parker Edward Smith Mary Lou Snell janet Stallings Richard Wenick Robert Zickel Lois Mayer joan Gilruth Orrin Main jacks Fletcher WRITING STAFF Robert Berry Mary-Ella Bucher john Carlson Charlotte Davidson Edward Dwyer june Finn Lloyd Forstall Shirley Freedman Ruth Harris Ruth Hatch Betsy Lamborn jane Miller Virginia Mortimer Cynthia Crowen Art Editor june Pritchard Neily Pugh Daniel Serpico Mildred Sharkey jean Shirley Hamilton Webster Marcia Wilkinson Laura Williams Angela Yaculla PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF William Andre Constance Berrien Elaine Boston Robert Culver Margaret Greene Grant Hoatson Stanley Hollander Arthur jackson Donald Mott Gladys Spivey Robert Souder Robert Tegen Charles Ward Richard Witt Robert Stackpole Business Manager AMPHITHEATRE BUSINESS STAFF The business staff has three main tasks. It obtains advertisements, manages the subscription campaign, and distributes the book in the Spring. All business is handled by this division. X AIVIPH ITH EATRE ART STAFF The art staff plans all of the art work in the book, arranges the layouts and pictures, and deals directly with the printer. Time is spent during and some- times after school in working upon the problems of a yearbook. 92 Q ri AMPH ITHEATRE N Tl O ' PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF X This staff is in charge of all pho- tography for the book with the ex- ception of senior portraits and the in- formal snapshots contributed by the students. It takes the pictures of clubs, sports, assemblies, special fea- tures and events. sg amm i X tf X AIVIPHITI-IEAT WRITING STAt This division is not only for skilled writers, but also for those students who have a good general knowledge of the school. The students of the commercial department help this group by typing all material for the yearbook. PROlECTION SQUAD The proiection squad is a school serv- ice organization which upon request proiects films, filmstrips, and flat ma- terial for classes and assemblies. RADIO CLUB In its first successful year, the radio club has received its operating franchise. The members meet weekly and discuss the complexities of radio and short wave. lt is possible for a member of this club to study for the examination for an amateur operator's license. BROWSERS CLUB The Browsers Club is made up of students with different personalities and abilities. The purpose of this club is to take care of the Browsing room and to help with different school activities. STUDENT FACULTY The Student Faculty is an organization com- posed ot students and teachers. lts purpose is to stimulate better understanding between the two in regard to school government. COMMUNITY CHEST SPEAKERS The Community Chest Speakers are students who by talks to local gatherings further knowledge of the importance of the Community Chest. INTERNATIONAL CLUB The international Club not only informs us of our foreign policy, but also brings home to us the feeling of good will between this nation and others through speakers and informal discussions. HI A- - 3 THE MOUNTAINEER The senior Mountaineer staff, through hard and invigorating work, publishes every two weeks a newspaper with informative and high- ly entertaining content. HI-Y CLUB The Hi-Y, a club with an unusually large membership, creates in the school, through sports, service projects and entertainments, an understanding of fellowship, good character and high standards of living. MOUNTAINEER BUSlNESS STAFF junior students, who wish to combine their English work with the business organization of the school paper, belong to this group. Mr. Byrd is in charge of the business staff. Wiiiisldwilif 15356 MEL? LATIN CLUB The Latin Club, Through its Roman banquet and other instructive programs, stimulates an interest in ancient Roman life and the study of Latin. BIBLE CLUB The Bible Club makes a study ot the Old and New Testaments. The group becomes better acquainted with the Bible through discussions and talks by well- known speakers. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS The members of this club meet twice a month to talk French and to increase their knowledge of French life and civili- zation through varied dramatic and social programs. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club is for students who wish to take part in plays, parties, and other activities. lt stimulates interest in the people and language of the Spanish speaking countries. THE SCRIBBLERS CLUB The Scribblers are a grouo of students who are concerned with the develop- ment of their writing technique. Through discussions with their adviser and one another, they gain an understanding of the essentials ot good writing. IL CIRCULO ITALIANO A modern language club, ll Circulo italiano, strives to achieve social and educational goals in meetings and other activities planned by its members to pro- mote good friendship. iuNioR RED crzoss The junior Red Cross aids the Senior Red Cross by delivering speeches during its membership campaign, selling candy at the football games, making articles for camps and hospitals, and raising money for the National Children's Fund. ART CLUB This club has been formed so that in- dividuals interested in the arts will have an opportunity to meet, discuss and learn in group and individual activities. lts members frequently visit galleries and bring in speakers noted in the art field. SOPHOMORE ONLY CLUB The Sophomore Onlv Club is a service club for the girls in that class who are interested in serving the school and the community. IUNIOR HOSPITALITY COMMITTEE This committee, a new organization this year, is composed of junior girls who help in acquainting newcomers with the school, assist in making senior nosegays, and give a tea for all mothers of junior girls. FOLK DANCE CLUB The Folk Dance Club, in the second year of its existence, has provided entertainment for its members by dances of all countries and types. SENIOR HOSPITALITY COMMITTEE A willingness to be helpful to one's fellow students is one of the qualifications for mem- bership on this committee. To serve the best interests of Montclair High and the town is its purpose. L I nfl f ORCHESTRA The orchestra, headed by Mr. Rowell, plays at assemblies. It also entertains at evening programs given at the school. A CAPPELLA CHOIR Famous throughout the community, the A Cappella Choir gives outstanding performances at Christmas and in the Spring, The programs are always in good taste and bring listening enjoyment to many. SOPHOMORE CLEE CLUB The mixed glee club is composed of sopho- mores, juniors, and seniors, Through concerts and operettas, it provides entertainment tor the whole school. gunna-uiunlg-in-nn1sa ff-- wuu '-m 'A 'i f- Samir ' 1 -sm. .K .Y ki? .,,,.,,,W. Wt 'Ill '5,gi'fm 5 TIQ!'f 'E'?.I. ..f'l'f ' , ,Q , Nil , MW' W'- 5221? BIOLOGY CLUB The members of this club find enjoy- ment through the study of outdoor life. During the school year some of them expect to complete a project in natural history, MUSIC CLUB Musically talented students are given an oppor- tunity to perform at the meetings of this club. With their adviser, Mr. Ward, the members gain enjoyment through these programs. IO2 PUBLICITY COMMITTEE This committee publishes the pro- grams for the home football games and the invitation track meets. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE This committee plans our assemblies. . It arranges for outside speakers and en- tertainers to appear in performances which supplement the programs of our students. LUNCH ROOM MUSIC COMMITTEE This committee supplies entertainment for the students during the lunch periods by providing pleasurable music of all types, STAGE LIGHTING SQUAD The members of this group are responsible to a great extent for the success of the assemblies and sponsored programs given at the school. The stage lighting is always done quickly and effi- ciently. GEOLOGY CLUB The geology club gives its members an opportunity to increase their knowledge through supplementary laboratory work and special field trips. TRAFFIC SQUAD The traffic squad directs the students before and after school on the main streets and corners. lt guards the stu- dents' safety and makes them more con- scientious in regard to traffic rules and regulations. SENIOR ACTIVITIES ANN JANE ABELS-Glee Club CQ2 A Cappella Choir C3, 42 Spanish Club C42 Dramatic Club CQ2 Browsers C3, 42 Red Cross C42 Mountaineerl' C32 Swimming C42 Bowling C35 JUERGEN ADAM-Chemistry Club C3, 42 Movie Club CQ, 32 Le Cercle Francais C42 Projection Squad CQ, 3, 42 Student Faculty CQ, 32 Lunchroom Music C3, 42 Baseball CQ2 Soccer C42 BasketbaIlCQJ JANICE ELIZABETH ADAMS-Mixed Glee Club CQ2 Girls' Glee Club C3, 42 Le Cercle Francais C3, 42 Music Club CQ, 3, 42 Hospitality Committee C42 Cheerleading C42 Horseback Riding CQD JOHN B. ADAMS-Projection Squad CQ, 3, 42 Movie Club CQ, 32 Chemistry Club C32 Astronomy Club C35 MICHAEL AIELLO-International Club CQ, 3, 42 Student Faculty CQ2 Basketball CQ, 32 Manager C42 Volleyball CQ2 Baseball CQ2 Football CQD GREGORY WALTON ALLEN-Band CQ, 3, 42 International Club C3, 42 Geology Club C32 Track C3, 42 Cross-Country C4D VIRGINIA ESTELLE ALLEN-Music Club C3D BOB JOHN AUBRY-Student Faculty Representa- tive CQ2 Student Faculty Alternate C42 Track CQ2 Cross-Country CQD BARBARA E. AUSTIN-Baseball CQ, 3, 42 Basket- ball CQ, 3, 42 Tennis C32 Volleyball CQ, 3, 42 Badminton CQ, 32 Hockey C4D JOHN WILLIAM AYERS-Track C45 JOAN DOROTHY BAKER-Girls' Glee Club CQ2 Student Faculty C42 International Club C42 Ticket Committee of Gridiron Ball C4D PHYLLIS MAY BAKER-Glee Club CQ, 32 A Cap- pella Choir CQ, 32 Music Club CQ, 32 Student Faculty C3, 42 MARY BALABUS-A Cappella Choir CQ2 Spanish Club CQ2 Music Club C32 Co-Captain ol Cheering Squad C42 Ticket Committee of Gridiron Ball C4D WALTER STANLEY BALTIMORE-Glee Club CQ2 Football CQ, 32 Basketball CQ2 Boxing CQD PHILOMENA ANN BARBIERI-II Circolo Italiano CQ, 3, 42 Amphitheatre C42 Red Cross CQ, 3D ELEANOR MARY BARDI-Glee Club CQ, 32 II Circolo Italiano CQD ROSEMARIE JEAN BARTKOWSKI-Football Band Majorette C3, 42 Co-Leader C42 Twirling Club C42 Co-President C42 Music Club CQ, 3, 42 Archery C42 Badminton C3D JANET ELIZABETH BASKERVILLE-Glee Club CQ2 A Cappella Choir C32 Amphitheatre, Business Stall C42 Latin Club CQ2 Red Cross CQ, 32 Community Chest CQ2 Spiritual Choir CQ, 32 Bible Club CQ2 Majorettes C42 Dramatic Club CQ2 Student Faculty CQ, 32 Hospitality Club CQ2 Hockey CQ, 32 Basketball CQ, 32 Badminton CQ2 Swimming C32 Volleyball CQ2 Table Tennis CQD BARBARA LEE BASSETT-A Cappella Choir C3, 42 Iglfskpgagity Club C3, 42 Chemistry Club C32 Music u 4 PHYLLIS ANN BEACHNER-Dramatic Club CQ2 Le Cercle Francais C42 Music Club CQ, 3, 42 International Club C3, 42 Hospitality Club C42 Band C42 Scribblers Club C3, 42 Program Chair- man C42 Hockey C32 Swimming CQ, 3, 42 Bicy- cling CQD SARA FRANCES BEATTYH-Sophomore Glee Club CQ2 A Cappella Choir C32 Baseball CQ, 32 Basket- ball CQ, 32 Captain CQ2 Hockey CQ, 32 Captain CQ2 Swimming C42 Archery CQD ' BETTY LEE BENT-Sophomore Glee Club CQ2 A Cappella Choir C3, 42 Hospitality Committee C42 Music Club CQ, 3, 42 Hometown Committee CQ2, Le Cercle Francais C3, 42 Red Cross Representa- tive C42 Folk Dance Club C3, 42 International Club, Recording Secretary C42 Program Committee C32 RALPH WILLIAM BENTON-Football Band, Hi-Yi Club, Chaplainf Basketball C3, 42 Football CQ2 Track C4j CORNELIA D. BERRIEN-Mixed Glee Club CQ2 Girls' Glee Club C32 A Cappella Choir C42 Amphitheatre, Photography C42 Le Cercle Fran- cais C42 Latin Club C3, 42 President C42 Scribblersg Club C3, 42 Music Club C3, 42 Secretary-Treas-I urer C42 International Club C3, 42 War Bondsi and Stamps CQ2 Homeroom Representative CQ2g Orchestra C32 Red Cross Homeroom Representa-I tive C33 l , V FVV A I 'A ry I f wwf I ' R 3 ,, A iit I I I ROBERT LEE BERRYfGlee Club C35, A Cappella Choir C45, Music Club CQ, 3, 45, Art Club C35, Founder and President, Amphitheatre Statl C45 BETTY RUTH BEVAN-Glee Club C35, A Cappella Choir C45, Music Club CQ, 35, Scribblers Club C3, 45, Dramatic Club CQ, 35, Junior Red Cross CQ, 3, 45, Student Faculty CQ5, International Club C45, Baseball CQ, 3, 45, Table Tennis CQ, 3, 45, Bowling CQ, 3, 45, Swimming CQ5 ANNE BISHOP- Dramatic Club CQ5, Girls' Glee Club C45, Le Cercle Francais C3, 45, Hospitality Committee C45, Assembly Committee CQ, 3, 45, Secretary C45 EILEEN F. BLAKE-A Cappella Choir CQ, 3, 45, Student Faculty C35 CRITTENDEN ADAMS BLISS, JR.WRed Cross CQ5, Stage Lighting C3, 45, Stage Construction C45 JACOLIELINE MARIE BOBBlNASenior Council C45, Hospitality Club C45, Latin Club C35, Amphi- theatre C45, Le Cercle Francais C35, Music Club C35, Hockey CQ, 35, Archery CQ5 BARBARA ANN BONYNGEvArt Club CQ, 35, Red Cross Representative C45 EDITH FLORENCE BOOKERASpiritual Choir CQ5 NAOMI VIRGINIA BOOKER'GIee Club C35 ELAINE BOSTON - Amphitheatre, Photogra- plwC4D JULIE EDGE BOWERS-Dramatic Club CQ5, Le Cercle Francias CQ, 35, Assembly Committee CQ, 3, 45, Chairman C45, Student Faculty C45, Amphi- theatre C3, 45, Hospitality Club CQ, 3, 45, Girls' Club CQ, 3, 45, Baseball CQ5, Tennis CQ, 35, Basket- ball CQ5, Hockey CQ, 3, 45, Representative Team CQ, 3, 45, Captain C45, Ping Pong CQ5 ELIZABETH LOUISE BRADEN-Baseball C3, 45, Basketball C3, 45, Hockey C45 PATRICIA HELEN BRAUN-Student Faculty C35, Dance Committee Chairman C35, Senior Council Representative C45 ll ., lu I K. ,L - ,, sg , -,- I I. , -Q, as Wi 5 C vi N 4' 6 AH W ,.,.,. N f S j W XX at W I t T T 'M N' 9 Ti 5 JOHN MORRIS BRIGHAM-Senior Council C45, Baseball C3, 45, Football C3, 45, Basketball C35, Commandoes CQ5, Intramural Baseball CQ5 DOROTHY ELIZABETH BROADLEY-Student Fac- ulty C3, 45, Red Cross C3, 45, Amphitheatre, Art C45, Dance Committee C3, 45 CAROLYN BROOKS-Girls' Glee Club CQ5, Bond and Stamp Committee CQ5, Hospitality Committee C45, Amphitheatre C3, 45, Hockey CQ5 ALICE VICTORIA BROVIA-ll Circolo Italiano CQ, 35, Archery CQ, 35, Volleyball CQ, 35, Bad- minton CQ, 35 JAMES HANAN BRYAN-Student Faculty CQ5 MARY-ELLA BUCHER-Sophomore Glee Club C35, A Cappella Choir C45, Mountaineer C35, Am- phitheatre, Writing C45, Music Club CQ5 PHYLLIS ALIDREY BU2GESS4Girls' Glee Club CQ5, A Cappella Choir C35, Recl Cross Represen- tative CQ5, Spiritual Choir CQ, 35, Hospitality Club C45, Music Club C45, Basketball CQ5, Volleyball CQ5 GERALDINE P, BURKE-Glee Club CQ5, Student Faculty CQ, 35, Red Cross CQ, 3, 45, Music Club CQ, 35, Dance Committee C3, 45, Hospitality Com- mittee C45, Swimming C45 JOHN WILSON BURN-Glee Club CQ5, Movie Club C35 BARBARA FERRIS BURR-Spanish Club C45, Inter- national Club C45, Music Club C45 JAMES FITZGERALD BYERS-Band CQ, 3, 45, Stu- dent Faculty CQ5 BILL HENRY CAMPBELL-Astronomy Club C35, Track CQ5 GRANDOLA ELIZABETH CANNADY - Sopho- more Glee Club C3, 45, Music Club C3, 45, Chem- istry Club C45, Baseball CQ5, Basketball CQ5, Archery CQ5, Hockey CQ5, Badminton CQ5, Student Faculty CQ5 JEAN CAROL CANNON-Swimming C45 LISA CECELIA CAPLAN-Glee Club C32 Orches- tra C9, 3, 42 International Club C9, 3, 42 Music Club C3, 42 Le Cercle Francais C42 Latin Club C3, 42 Color Guard C42 Nosegay Committee C32 Movie Club C92 All-State Orchestra C42 Basket- ball C92 Hockey, Representative Team C92 Tennis C92 Table Tennis C91 LORENE MARY CARDINAL-Music Club C3, 42 Le Cercle Francais C32 Latin Club C42 Scribblers Club C42 Red Cross C92 Archery C9, 3, 42 Table Tennis C42 Bowling C91 JOHN ERIC CARLSON-Le Cercle Francais C91, Movie Club C92 Chemistry Club C32 Geology Club C42 'iAmphitheatre C42 Volleyball C3, 41 CHARLES LYMAN CARRIER - Mountaineer C3, 42 Football C31 ENA SANDRA CARTER-Hospitality Committee C42 Red Cross C92 Volleyball C91 ROBERT CECIL-Dramatic Club C31 HELEN OLIINTA CHAPMAN-A Cappella Choir C32. Spiritual Chior C9,32 Spanish Club C42 Hospi- tality ClubC42 Music Club C42 Latin Club C42 Bask- etball C92 Volleyball C91 RICHARD TOWNLEY CHATELLIER-Red Cross C92 Student Faculty Alternate C92 Tennis C3, 42 Basketball C91 ALFRED JOE CHIARA-II Circolo Italiano C32 GOITC31 MARIE L. CLEMONS-Glee Club C91 ROSEMARIE COLEAGlee Club C32 Senior Council C42 Baseball C32 Basketball C92 Archery C92 Swimming C42 Bowling C91 HARRY JOHN COLLINS-A Cappella Choir C3, 42 War Bonds and Stamps C92 Red Cross C92 Carry-Over Committee C9, 3, 42 Hi-Y C9, 3, 41, Vice-Rresiclent C32 Dramatic Club, President C9, 32 Student Faculty C9, 3, 41, Vice-President C42 Dance Committee C9, 3, 42 Radio Club C9, 32 Civics Committee C9, 3, 42 Lunchroom Council C32 School Flag Committee C32 Band Uniform Commit- tee C9, 32 War Memorial C42 Election Committee C32 Choral Speaking C42 Publicity Committee C42 Calendar Committee, Chairman C41 VIRGINIA ROSE CONBOY-Sophomore Glee Club C92 Girls' Glee Club C32 A Cappella Choir C42 International Club C3, 42 Music Club C42 Mountaineer Business Statl, Advertising Mana- ger C32 Editorial Statl, News Views Editor C42 Nosegay Committee C32 Le Cercle Francais C42 Baseball C42 Basketball C9, 42 Bowling C91 THOMAS WILLIAM CORR-Football C9, 42 Track C31 ROBERT ARTHUR CRAMP-Hi-Y C91, Associate Treasurer C91 CAROLYN CRANE-Girls' Glee Club C32 Sopho- more Glee Club C92 A Cappella Choir C42 Le Cercle Francais C9, 3, 41, Music Club C92 Dramatic Club C9, 32 Hospitality Committee C3, 42 Sopho- more Only Club C92 Hiking C32 Archery C91 BENICE CREEDE-Glee Club C32 A Cappella Choir C9, 42 All-State Chorus C42 Spanish Club C3, 42 Music Club C3, 42 Student Faculty C42 Red Cross C92 International Club C42 Archery C92 Badminton C92 Table Tennis C91 ANN JOYCE CROSSLEY-Art Club C92 Nosegay Committee C92 International Club C32 Gridiron Ball Committee C32 Spanish Club C91 CYNTHIA CROWEN-Spanish Club C3, 42 Latin Club C32 International Club C3, 42 Hospitality Committee C42 Amphitheatre, Art Editor C42 Archery C92 Hockey C91 RICHARD ALBERT DAHL-Glee Club C92 A Cap- pella Choir C3, 42 Student Faculty C42 Projection Squad C3, 42 Football C3, 41 THOMAS KIDD DAHLOLIIST-International Club, Treasurer C42 Mountaineer, Business Stait C32 Student Faculty C42 Election Committee C42 Civics Committee C42 Basketball C9, 31, CJunior Varsity2 Soccer C92 Intramural Basketball C91 CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH DAVIDSON-Glee Club C9, 32 A Cappella Choir C42 Amphitheatre C42 Spanish Club C3, 42 International Club C3, 42 Latin Club C32 Baseball C9, 3, 42 Basketball C9, 31, Captain C32 Archery C92 Hockey C31 WILLIAM EDGAR DAWE-A Cappella Choir C92 Geology Club C9, 32 Bible Club C92 Student Faculty C92 Hi-Y C3, 42 Projection Squad C92 Music Club C92 Track C3, 41 ROBERT P, DEANfMoyie Club C9, 3, 45, Projection Squad C9, 3, 45, Le Cercle Francais C95, Stage Light- ing Squad C9, 45, Chemistry Club C35, Football Manager C9, 3, 45, Basketball C95 ANTHONY LOUIS DE ANGELIS-Band C3, 45, Biology Club C35, Music Club C35, Orchestra C35, War Stamp Committee C95, Football C95, Track C245 MARY JOYCE DE FINIS-Dramatic Club C9, 35, Student Faculty C45, Music Club C35, Hospitality Committee C3, 45, Red Cross C45, Mountaineer C3, 45, Editor C45, Le Cercle Francais C45, Latin Club C3, 45, International Club C45, Cheerleader C45, Baseball C35, Basketball C95, Archery C95, Swimming C35, Tennis C35, Bowling C95 ANTHONY CARMEN DE LUCA - Football C9, 3, 45, Volleyball C9, 35, Track C95 MILDRED ANN DE VITA-Hospitality Club C45, li Circolo Italiano C45 JOAN CLAIR DlBOLLfMusic Club C45, Red Cross C35, Dramatic Club C95, Amphitheatre C45, Basketball C95, Hockey C45, Archery C95 ANTHONY JOSEPH DI CANDlAAVoIIeybaII C95, Football C9, 3, 45, Intramural Volleyball C95 BURTON DOWNEY-Movie Club C9, 3, 45, Pro- jection Squad C9, 3, 45, Amphitheatre, Pho- tography C35, Stage Lighting Squad C9, 3, 45, Lunchroom Music Squad C3, 45 HERBERT DRUCKER-Assembly Committee C9, 3, 45, Spanish Club C3, 45, Program Chairman C35, Scrib- blers Club C3, 45, Steering Committee, Treasurer C45, Dramatic Club C95, International Club C9, 3, 45, Latin Club C35, Music Club C95, Speaker at New Jersey's International Relations Forum C45 BARBARA LEE DUMAS'-Bible Club C45, Latin Club C45, Music Club C45, Table Tennis C35 MARGARET GILBERT DUNNING-A Cappella Choir C35, Senior Council C45, Red Cross C45 Horseback Riding C95 JIMMIE DUNSTON-Spiritual Choir C35, Biology Club C35, Spanish Club C35 F if? NF' ., 3 . ,i...-., 5 E ..,. E . 3 C, . f JOHN RATI-IBONE EMERY-'Senior Council, Presi- dent C45, Mountaineer, Circulation Manager C35, Baseball C9, 3, 45, Basketball C9, 3, 45, Captain C45, Football C3, 45, Soccer C95, Intramural Basket- ball, Captain C95 DOROTHY MAY ENGLISHfSpirituaI Choir C9, 3, 45, A Cappella Choir C9, 3, 45 ALAN EDWIN ERlCKSEN'AssembIy Committee C9, 35, Student Faculty, Treasurer C95, Football C3, 45, Track C3, 45, Basketball C95 ANNE RUTH FAIN-Spanish Club PATRICIA ELAINE FARRAR-Girls' Glee Club C9, 3, 45, Red Cross C35, Hospitality Club C3, 45, Spiritual Choir C9, 3, 45, Sophomore Only Club C95, Baseball C95, Basketball C35, Hockey C95 MARY FASTlGEfII Circolo Italiano MARIE ANETTE FASTIGGIH-ll Circolo Italiano C45 NORMAN BOMAN FEARflnternationaI Club C45, Bowling C9, 45 STEPHEN I-IALSEY FELLOWSfLe Cercle Francais C35, Baseball C35, Basketball C9, 35, Football C35, Junior Varsity Football C95, Intramural Basketball C95 PHILIP WILLIAM FENSTERER-Chemistry Club C95 MARIE CAROL FERDON-Girls' Glee Club C35, A Cappella Choir C95, Red Cross Alternate C95, Music Club C9, 45, Nosegay Committee C35, Stu- dent Faculty C45, Hospitality Committee C45, Inter- national Club C45 ROSINA MARIE FERRUCCI-II Circolo Italiano C95, Baseball C35, Volleyball C35 PATSY MICHAEL FILIACI-Sophomore Glee Club C35, A Cappella Choir C95, Soccer C95 PATRICIA ANNIE FINLEY-Glee Club C3, 45 JUNE DAYTON FINN-Glee Club C95, Red Cross, C3, 45, Ticket Selling C45, Student Faculty C45, :IAmphitheatre C45, International Club C3, 45 Mountaineer C95, Latin Club C45, Music Club C3, 45, Debating Club, Captain C95, Baseball, Cap- tain C95, Basketball, Captain C95 MARION FIORAVANTI-ll Circolo Italiano JAMES FIREBRACE-Spiritual Choir C32 Soccer CQ2 Basketball C35 CARL EDWARD FITZGERALD-Baseball C42 Bas- ketball C42 Football C3, 45 HELEN RUTH FITZGERALD-Sophomore Only Club CQ2 Dramatic Club CQ2 Hospitality Committee C3, 42 Bible Club C32 'iMountaineer, Business Statl C35, Managing Editor C42 Student Faculty C45 REGINALD BRANDON FITZGERALD-Glee Club CQ2 A Cappella Choir C32 Spiritual Choir C3, 45, Music Club CQ, 3, 42 Bible Club C45, President C42 Bowling C45 JOHN JAMES FLANNERY-Student Faculty CQ2 Projection Squad C3, 42 Football CQ, 32 Bowling Q, 3, 4 ALAN KNIGHT FLEMING-Dramatic Club CQ, 32 International Club CQ, 32 Student Faculty C32 Cross-Country CQ5 DON EDWARD FLEMING-Senior Council, Vice- President, Football CQ, 3, 42 Track CQ, 32 Junior Varsity Baseball LLOYD FORSTALL-Student Council CQ2 Assembly Seating Committee C42 Amphitheatre C42 Base- ball C3, 42 Commando Football CQ2 Junior Var- sity Baseball CQ2 Junior Varsity Basketball CQ,35 SEBASTIAN BEN FORTUNATO - A Cappella Choir C42 Art Club CQ, 32 Dramatic Club CQ2 Base- ball CQ, 32 Track C32 Biology Club CQ5 SHIRLEY SARAH FREEDMAN-Glee Club CQ2 A Cappella Choir C3, 42 Music Club C3, 42 Amphi- theatre Statf C42 Scribblers Club C42 Archery CQ5 BOB KENNETH FULLER-Baseball C3, 42 Basket- ball C35 JOHN GALES-Track CQ, 3, 42 Cross-Country CQ5 MARIO GARONE-Art Club C32 Soccer CQ2 Track C35 MARILYN M, GATES-Glee Club CQ2 A Cappella Choir C3, 42 Music Club C3, 42 Dramatic Club CQ5 IRMA JULIA GEDDIS-Girls' Glee Club CQ2 Sopho- more Glee Club C32 Spiritual Choir CQ, 32 Hospi- tality Club C42 Music Club C45 CHERYL MAE GELHAAR-A Cappella Choir C3, 42 Sophomore Glee Club CQ2 Le Cercle Francais C3, 42 Music Club C3, 42 Latin Club Club CQ, 3, 42 Amphitheatre, Art C42 Interna- tional Club C42 Hospitality Club C42 Baseball CQ, 32 Archery C32 Hockey CQ, 35 HOLLYSE ELIZABETH GIFOL-Hospitality Com- mittee C3, 42 A Cappella Choir C3, 42 Dance Committee C45 PAMELA MAGDALENE GIGANTI-Music Club C32 Hospitality Committee C42 Community Chest C42 Student Faculty C42 ll Circolo Italiano CQ, 32 Archery CQ5 GEORGE GILRUTH-Baseball C32 Football C3, 42 Commandos CQ2 Junior Varsity Baseball CQ5 ERNEST GITLIN-Glee Club C32 A Cappella Choir C42 Dance Committee C42 Senior Council C45 LOUIS M. GIULIANO-Tratiic Squad CQ, 3, 42 Projection Squad C42 ll Circolo Italiano CQ, 32 'Amphitheatre' C42 Basketball CQ5 JEAN GOWARD-Girls' Glee Club C32 Latin Club C32 Music Club C3, 42 Hospitality Committee C42 International Club C42 Amphitheatre C42 Base- ball CQ, 32 Basketball C32 Hockey CQ, 35 ANNE PALMA GRASSO-Glee Club C32 Mixed Glee Club CQ2 Red Cross C32 Music Club CQ, 3, 42 Spanish Club CQ, 3, 45 CONNIE GRAVAGNA-Girls' Glee Club C42 Music Club CQ2 Hospitality Committee CQ2 Junior Red Cross C45, Alternate, Baseball CQ, 42 Basketball CQ, 3, 45, Manager C32 Archery CQ, 32 Swimming CQ, 32 Volleyball CQ, 3, 42 Badminton CQ, 32 Bowling CQ, 3, 45, Manager C35, President C45 JUDITI-I ANN GRAVES-Glee Club CQ2 Le Cercle Francais CQ, 42 Dramatic Club CQ2 Swimming C45 MARGARET MCNEILL GREENE-Girls' Glee Club CQ, 35, A Cappella Choir C45, International Club CQ, 3, 45, Vice-President C45, Le Cercle Francais C3, 45, Vice-President C45, Hospitality Club C3, 45, Student Faculty C35, Dramatic Club CQ, 35, Football Band CQ, 3, 45, Orchestra CQ, 35, Music Club CQ, 35, Amphitheatre, Photography C45, Basketball C35, Swimming C45, Bowling CQ5, Hiking C35 BARBARA GINA GRIECO-Girls' Glee Club C35, Folk Dance Club C3, 45, President C45, Student Athletic Council C3, 45, Track C35, Baseball C3, 45, Basketball CQ, 3, 45, Volleyball CQ, 3, 45, Presi- dentC45 UERRY ANNE GRIFFITH-A Cappella Choir C3, 45, Secretary C35, Scribblers Club C3, 45, International Club CQ5, Music Club CQ, 3, 45, President C45, Mountaineer C45, Baseball C35, Basketball C35, Table Tennis CQ5 MARGARET ROBERTA GROUT-Sophomores Only Club CQ5, Hospitality Committee C3, 45, Dramatic Club CQ5, Art Club C35, Riding Club CQ, 35, Bowling CQ5, Swimming C45 ROSEMARIE K. GSCHWANDER-Sophomores Only Club CQ5, Hospitality Committee C3, 45, Art Club CQ5, Spanish Club C45, Tennis CQ5, Archery CQ5 JOAN ROMENIA HAIDT-Sophomores Only Club CQ5, Hospitality Committee C3, 45, Art Club C35, Spanish Club C45 MARJORIE HOPE HAMILTON-International Club CQ, 3, 45, Music Club C45, Assembly Seating Con- mittee C45, Spanish Club C45, Movie Club CQ5, Latin Club C45, Hospitality Committee C45 MAXIE LUCILLE HARDMAN-Girls' Glee Club C45, Hospitality Committee C45, Music Club C45, Carry Over Committee C3, 45, Amphitheatre, Art C45, Mountaineer C35, Archery CQ5 KATHERINE GERTRUDE HARRELL-Glee Club C45, Latin Club C45, Spanish Club C45, Hospitality Club C45, Music Club C45, Red Cross Committee C45 GLADYS BEATRICE HARRIS-Glee Club CQ, 45, Spiritual Choir C45 RUTH MARIE HARRIS- Amphitheatre C45, Art Club C35, Baseball CQ5 GIFFORD ROSCOE HART - Community Chest Speaker, Dramatic Club C35, Student Faculty CQ, 35, Alternate, Football C3, 45 SALLY ANN HARTIGAN-A Cappella Choir CQ, 35,DHospitality Committee C45, Music Club CQ, 3, 4 HUNTER EDWARD HARVEY-Movie Club CQ, 35, Stage Lighting Squad CQ, 3, 45, Projection Squad CQ, 3, 45, Lunchroom Music Committee C3, 45, Foot- ball CQ, 3, 45, Head Manager C35 RUTH HUYETTE HATCH-Movie Club CQ5, Spanish Club C3, 45, Vice-President C45, Mountaineer, Business Stall C35, Senior Council C45, Civics Com- mittee C35, Nosegay Committee C35, Latin Club C3, 45, Browsers C3, 45, Treasurer C45, Music Club C45, International Club C45, Amphitheatre, Writ- in C45, Basketball CQ5, Hockey CQ5, Tennis CQ5, Table Tennis CQ5 JAMES ALFRED HATCHETT-Spiritual Choir CQ, 3, 45, Track CQ, 3, 45 KATHERINE HAWKlNS'Spiritual Choir CQ5 RICHARD G. HEDDY-Glee Club CQ5, Basketball C3, 45, Football CQ, 3, 45, Manager, Junior Varsity Basketball PEARL EMMA HlC'S-Dramatic Club CQ5, Athletic Council C3, 45, President, Red Cross C3, 45, Base- ball CQ, 3, 45, Basketball CQ, 3, 45, Volleyball CQ, 3, 45, Manager, Hockey CQ, 3, 45, Badminton CQ, 3, 45, President, Archery C3, 45, President, Table Tennis CQ, 3, 45 JEAN MARIE HILL-Glee Club CQ5, Spiritual ChoirC35 WILLIAM ALBERT l-IOMMOWUM-Golf C3, 45, Volleyball C35 JO ANNE HORLEY-Publicity Committee C35, Dra- matic Club CQ5, Archery CQ5, Table Tennis CQ5 HELEN LOUISE HUNT-Girls' Glee Club CQ, 3, 45, Spiritual Choir CQ, 3, 45 EDWARD HARRISON HURD- Mountaineer, Car- toon Editor C45, Business Class C35 ROGER PAUL HYNESASo:cer CQ,3D OCTAVIE JEANNE MADELINE IMERMA Cap- pella Choir C4D FRANK H, lTKlNffPublicity Committee C32 lnter- national Club C42 Latin Club CQ, 3, 42 Community Chest C42 Speaker, Red Cross C32 Speaker ARTHUR OSCAR JACKSON---Senior Council C42 Dance Committee C42 Lunchroom Music Committee C42 Football C3D CALVIN RAY JACKSON'-Spanish Club, Scrib- blers Club LUCY M. JOHNS4 Amphitheatre, Art C4D PAUL FRANKLINE JOHNS, JR.-Red Cross CQ2 Track C3, 42 Cross-Country C4D MARY LOUISE JOHNSON-Spiritual Choir C3, 42 Sophomores Only Club CQ2 Hospitality Commit- tee C3, 42 Basketball C42 Volleyball C42 Table Tennis C42 Bowling C3, 42 Archery C45 MILDRED JOHNSON-Baseball CQ2 Basketball CQ, C42 Captain ROBERT LEE JOHNSONfStudent Faculty CQ, 3D Baseball CQ, 3, 42 Basketball CQ, 3, 42 GOIIC3, 4D GERTRUDE JOYCE JONESSA Cappella Choir, Baseibill CQ2 Basketball CQ2 Hockey CQ2 Bowl- ing Q PRISCILLA H. JONES-Bible Club ROBERT FISH JONES-A Cappella Choir C42 Base- ball C3, 42 Basketball CQ, 3, 42 Soccer CQD RUTH JOANNE JONES-Culee Club 3 - A Ca pella Choir C45 C DI p- THOMAS H. JOYCE-Movie Club CQ, 32 Projec- tion Squad CQ, 3, 42 Student Faculty CQJ DONALD IRVING JUDSON-Glee Club CQD THOMAS EDWARD KEE-Spanish Club LORRAINE ALMA KELLY-Music Club CQ, 3, 42 Hospitality Club CQ2 Nosegay Committee C3, 42 Amphitheatre, Business, Cheerleading C42 Hockey CQD E596 'Sa 3 EVELYN MARIE KERR-Sophomore Glee Club CQ2 Girls' Glee Club C32 lnternational ClubC3, 42 Music Club C3, 42 Hospitality Committee C3, 4D LESLY ANN KIMBALL-i'Mountaineer C42 Le Cercle Francais C3, 42 Athletic Council C3, 42 Secretary, Assembly Seating Committee C42 Base- ball CQ, 3, 42 Archery CQ, 3, 42 Hockey C3, 42 Tennis CQ, 3, 42 Table Tennis C3, 45 LUCILLE KlMBER'HSophornore Glee Club CQ2 A Cappella Choir C3, 42 Music Club C3, 42 Student Faculty C42 Latin Club C42 lnternational Club C3, 42 Le Cercle Francais C3, 42 Hospitality Corn- mittee C42 Amphitheatre C42 Baseball CQ2 Basketball CQ2 Archery C32 Hockey CQ, 31 RICHARD WINN KlNGwSenior Council C42 Stu- dent Faculty CQ, 32 Hi-Y Club C3, 42 Treasurer, Basketball CQ2 Football CQ, 3, 42 Track CQ, 3, 42 Bowling CQD ARLINE ESTHER KLEIN- Mountaineer C3, 42 Treasurer C32 Copy Editor C42 Spanish Club C42 Scribblers Club C3, 42 Secretary-Treasurer C42 Dramatic Club CQ2 Red Cross Representative Q91 3, 45 JOAN LOUISE KNlPE+Hospitality Club C3, 42 Secretary C42 Sophomores Only Club CQ2 Le Cer- cle Francais C42 Music Club C42 lnternational Club C42 Hockey CQ, 3, 42 Scribblers Club C3, 45 ' DAVID W. KRAMER-Football Band CQ2 Music Club CQ2 Baseball CQ2 Manager, Football C3, 42 Medical Manager JEAN GAYLORD LACKEY-Girls' Glee Club CQ, 32 A Cappella Choir CQ, 32 Hospitality Corn- mittee C42 Red Cross CQ2 Swimming C42 President, Mountaineer C42 Exchange Editor ELIZABETH FLYNN LAMBORN-Glee Club C35 Le Cercle Francais C3, 42 lnternational Club C3, 42 Hospitality Club C42 Browsers C3, 42 Senior Council C42 Amphitheatre, Writing C42 Latin Club C32 Baseball CQ, 32 Basketball CQ, 32 Hockey CQ, 32 Volleyball CQD KAY WORTHINGTON LA RUE - Sophomores Only Club CQ2 Red Cross Favors C32 lnternational Club C32 Spanish Club C42 Hospitality Committee C3, 42 Mountaineer C42 HENRY CORNELIUS LEE-I-Ii-Y Club C32 Secre- Eary C355 Browsers C3, 42 Football Band C42 Track Q, 3, 4 NANCY LOUISE LE FEVRE-Sophomore Glee Club CQ2 Latin Club C3, 42 Vice-President, Music Club C32 International Club C32 Mountaineer C42 Headline Editor, Archery CQ2 Hockey C35 EDITH LITTLE--Spiritual Choir C42 Sophomore Glee Club CQD ALEIXANDER WILLIAM LODER, JR.-Senior Coun- W ci C4j ISADDIE ELIZABETH LOGAN-Bible Club IDOLORES AURELIA LOVEfRed Cross, Badmin- ton C45 EUGENE DONALD LYNCH-Geology Club C42 Volleyball C3, 42 JAMIE DAVID MACKAY-Sophomore Glee Club CQ2 A Cappella Choir C32 Volleyball C3D VICTOR MAFFLICCIYBasketball CQ, 3D BERNICE LOIS MANNA-II Circolo Italiano CQ, 3, 42 Red Cross C4D RICHARD URBAN MASCERA-Sophomore Dra- matic Club CQ2 Vice-President, Art Club C3D BETTY ANNE MASON-Hospitality Committee C3, 42 Latin Club CQ2 International Club C42 Music Club C3, 42 Amphitheatre C42 Red Cross Representative C42 Student Faculty C32 Baseball CQ, 32 Basketball C32 Hockey CQ, 35 ALYCE ELOISE MASTRODOMENICO-ll Circolo Italiano CQD GEORGE LAWRENCE McCANN-Tennis CQ, 3, 42 Basketball C31 EUNICE CLAIRE McDONALDfGIee Club CQ, 3, 42 Stage Design CQ, 32 Art Club CQ2 Student Faculty CQ, 42 Recording Secretary, Dance Commit- tee C3, 42 General Chairman, Red Cross CQ, 42 Baseball CQ2 Basketball CQ2 Hockey CQD PETER FORD McSPADDEN-Browsers CQ, 3, 42 Mountaineer C3, 42 Circulation Manager C32 Sports Editor C42 Student Faculty C42 Treasurer, Baseball CQ2 Football CQ, 3, 4D ISABELLE MARIE MELVIN- Music Club C3, 42 Hospitality Committee C42 Spanish Club C42 Scrib- blers Club C3, 42 Archery CQ2 Hockey C32 Tennis CQ2 Bowling C3, 4D JEANETTE ELEANOR MIELE-II Circolo Italiano C9,3,4D JANE LOUISE MILLER- Sophomore Glee Club CQ, 32 Browsers CQ, 3, 42 Red Cross CQ, 42 Am- phitheatre C42 Spanish Club C42 International Club C42 Latin Club C32 Dance Committee C42 Baseball CQ, 3, 42 Archery CQ2 Hockey CQ2 Captain KENNETH GILBERT MILLER-International Club CQ, 42 Spanish Club C42 Cross-Country C35 RAYMOND LAURENCE MINGACCI - Music Club C35 JOAN EILEEN MISCIA-Girls' Glee Club C42 II Circolo Italiano C3D FARRELL OLIVER NIITCI-IELLfGlee Club CQ2 Hi-Y, Treasurer, Football C32 Track CQ, 3, 42 Commandos CQD DANTE ANTHONY MONACOfII Circolo Ital- iano C42 Football CQ, 3D LEO CLEMENT MONAHAN, JR. -Projection Squad CQ, 32 Movie Club CQ, 32 Trallic Squad CQ2 Basketball CQ, 35 JOSEPH PAUL MONGIOI-Bookroom Committee C91 3, 45 MARIE, DIANA MONZO-Hospitality Committee 3, 4 DONALD NIEIKLE MOODIE-Geology Club C42 Planning Committee C42 Track CQ, 3, 42 Manager, Cross Country C3, 42 Manager, Volleyball C3J WILLIAM LEE MORRIS-I-li-Y, Historian, Foot- ball CQJ VIRGINIA LEE MORTlMERfl'lometown Committee CQ2 Amphitheatre C41 WILLIAM GEORGE MOSS, JR.-Dramatic Club CQ2 Spanish Club C32 Program Committee C32 Chairman C32 Track CQJ JOHN LANS MULDER A Cappella Choir C3 45 Astronomy Club C35 Geology Club CQ 3 45 President BARBARA MAXWELL ML,lNNfGlee Club CQ5 JOSEPHINE ANN NASISI-II Circolo Italiano, Music Club FREDERICK VINCENT NASPO-TraFIic Squad CQ5, Basketball CQ5, Volleyball CQ, 35 MARIE ANN isiATuRALE-Basketball 43, 45, Archery C35, Swimming C3, 45, VolleybaIl,C45, Bowling, Manager ' LEO LAWRENCE NEJELSKI, JR.fAstronomy Club C35, Chemistry Club C45 ADOLPH NELSON-Football C35 NANCY NESBlTTWGIee Club CQ5, Sophomore Only Club CQ5, Presiclent, War Bonds and Stamps CQ5, Red Cross C3, 45, Vice-President C35, President C45, Le Cercle Francais CQ, 3, 45, Hospi- tality Committee C3, 45, Community Chest Speaker C45, Orchestra CQ, 35, Football Band CQ, 3, 45, Senior Class Treasurer C45, Folk Dance Club C3, 45, Athletic Council C3, 45, All-State School Orches- tra C3, 45, Baseball CQ, 3, 45, Basketball C3, 45, Volleyball CQ, 3, 45, Hockey CQ, 35, Track C35, Tennis CQ5 JOHN WILLIAM NICHOLSON-Band C35, Or- chestra CQ5, Hi-Y CQ, 3, 45, Mountaineer , Track CQ, 3, 45, Manager, Cross-Country C35, Manager NANCY MAE NOOT-Girls' Glee Club, Interna- tional Club CQ, 3, 45, Music Club C45, Le Cercle Francais C45, Latin Club C45, Nosegay Committee C35, Mountaineer, Business StaFI C35, Editorial StaFI C45, Baseball CQ5, Horseback Riding CQ5 ELEANOR NOWAK-Girls' Glee Club CQ5, Student Faculty C45, Archery CQ5 THOMAS ROBERT O'CONNELL-Spanish Club C35 Publicity Committee C35, Amphitheatre C45, Stage Design Committee CQ5 ROSEMAIQV o'MAi2A4oifiS' Glee Club 423, Music Club C3, 45, International Club C45, Geology Club C35, A Cappella Choir C45 JOANNE ELIZABETH ONEAL A Cappella Choir C3 45 Girls Glee Club CQ5 Bible Club CQ 45 International Club C3 45 Archery CQ 45, Tennis CQ, Le Cercle Francais C45, Dramatic Club CQ5, Junior Red Cross C35, Music Club C3, 45 , ANTHONY FRANK ONORATA - Sophomore Glee Club DANIEL JOSEPH PACIFICO-Browsers, ll Cir colo Italiano C35, Art Club, Golf C35, Soccer CQ5 MICHAEL JOE PANZASII Circolo Italiano, Foot- ball CQ5 IVAN CLINTON PARK-Student Faculty CQ5, Red, Cross Representative CQ5, Baseball CQ5, Basketball' CQ5, Volleyball CQ5 DORIS PARKERfGirIs' Glee Club CQ5, Spiritual ChoirCQ5 MARGARET CAROLYN PARKER-Music Club CQ5,l Latin Club CQ5, Bible Club CQ5 DORIS LOUISE PAUL-Girls' Glee Club C45, War Bonds and Stamps Committee CQ5, Hometown Corn- mittee CQ5, Red Cross C45, Baseball CQ5 Basketball CQ: GEORGE PORTER PERHAM-Le Cercle Francai C45, Treasurer, Senior Council C45, Tennis C45 GLORIA JEAN PERRLISO-Hospitality Committee C45, Music Club C45 AUDREY HOPE PERRYARed Cross CQ5, Hospitality Committee CQ5, Horseback Riding C45 S52LVIA MARIE PETRONACIAII Circolo Italiano 35 JOSEPHINE GENEVIEVE PETRONACI-Il Cir- colo Italiano CQ, 3, 45, Red Cross C45, Senior Council C45 PAT PEZZA-II Circolo Italiano C45 GEORGE WESLEY PHILLIPS-Baseball CQ, 35 ANN MARIE PIGNATELLO-II Circolo ltalianc CQ5, Hospitality Committee C45 DAVID MANVILLE PINKHAM-Scribblers Clu- C45, Browsers C45 if JOHN BARTLETT PINKHAM-International Club C45 ANNE S. PlRRELLOfll Circolo Italiano CQ, 3, 45, Secretary C35, Bowling CQ5 ELEANOR MARY PISANOWII Circolo Italiano CQ5, Music Club C35, Archery CQ5 JEAN ELLEN PlTMANAGirls' Glee Club CQ. 3, 45, Spiritual Choir CQ, 3, 45, Sophomore Glee Club, Mus5c Club CQ, 3, 45, Swimming CQ5, Tennis CQ5, Volleyball CQ5, Table Tennis CQ, 35, Riding Club JUNE BROWN PlTTMAN4Glee Club CQ, 35 ANNE PORTER-Glee Club C3, 45, Hospitality Committee CQ, 3, 45, Reel Cross CQ, 3, 45, Interna- tional Club C35, Le Cercle Francais C45 MOGENE CONRAD POWERS-Spanish Club C3, 45, Latin Club C3, 45, Music Club C45, Civics Committee C35, Ushering Committee C45, Senior Cotsnigil C45, Movie Club CQ5, Hockey CQ5, Ten- nis Q DOUGLAS FLEET PRlCEfSpanish Club C3, 45, Basketball CQ, 3, 45, Manager, Junior Varsity Foot- ball CQ5, Volleyball C35 RUBY JUNE PRlTCHARD4Glee Club CQ, 45, Inter- national Club C45, Dance Committee C45, Sophomore Glee Club CQ5, Music Club C35, Amphitheatre C45, Latin Club C35, Spanish Club C45, Student Fac- ulty CQ5, Baseball CQ, 3, 45, Basketball CZ, 35, Archery CQ5, Hockey C35 CORNELIUS PUGH-Browsers C3, 45, Amphithea- tre C45, Baseball, Manager CQ, 3, 45 JEAN ELIZABETH OUELL-ll Circolo Italiano CQ5, Hospitality Committee C45 VICTOR RABASCA-Stage Lighting C35, Stage Design C35 BEN THOMAS RAUBER-Le Cercle Francais C45 RUTH ELIZABETH REED-Glee Club C45, Bible Club C35, Archery CQ5 WARREN CYRIL REEVES- Mountaineer C35, Stu- dent Faculty CQ5, Corresponding, Secretary, Presi- dent of Civics Committee, Senior Council C45, Spanish Club CQ5, Athletic Committee CQ5, Basket- ball CQ5, Football C3, 45, Track CQ5 ROBERT LEROY RICHARDSON-Baseball CQ, 45 Basketball CQ, 45 NETTIE VIOLA RIDOLFO-Student Faculty CQ5, ll Circolo Italiano CQ5, Nosegay Committee C35 ROSALIE RIDOLFO-Glee Club C35, A Cappella Choir CQ5, Music Club CQ, 35, Dramatic Club CQ5, Bowling CQ5 REBECCA LANGMAID RITCHIE-Hospitality Club C3, 45, Sophomore Only Club CQ5, Music Club C45, International Club C45, Bowling CQ5 HENRY ALF RIX-Football C3, 45, Track CQ5, Corn- mandos CQ5 WILLIAM REED ROBBINS-Glee Club, A Cap- pella Choir CQ, 3, 45, Geology Club C45, Chemistry Club C45 ALLEN RICHARD ROEMISCH-Basketball CQ, 3, 45, Cross-Country CQ, 3, 45 DOROTHY JEAN ROGGENKAMP-Home Eco- nomics CQ5, Dramatic Club C35, Music Club C45 LEE ROSE-Glee Club CQ5, Track CQ5 RUTH LEONE ROSE-Glee Club CQ5, Secretary, A Cappella Choir C3, 45, Red Cross C45, Amphithea- tre C45, Editor-in-Chief, Hospitality Committee CQ, 3, 45, Dance Committee C45, Music Club CQ, 35 JOHN S. ROSENBAUMADramatic Club CQ5, Traf- fic Squad C35, Program Committee C45, Chairman SAMUEL RUGGIERO-ll Circolo Italiano CQ, 3, 45, Art Club C35 BETSY CRAIG RUSSELL-Dramatic Club CQ5, Sopho- more Only Club CQ5, Latin Club C35, Hospitality Club C3, 45, Le Cercle Francais C45, International Club C45, Corresponding Committee C45, Community Chest Speaker C45, Swimming C45, Bowling CQ5, Riding CQ5 1 ELEANOR ANN RUSSELL-Spanish Club C3, 45, International club C3, 45, Latin Club C35, Amphi- theatre C45, Literary Editor, Dance Committee C45, Baseball CQ, 3, 45, Basketball C3, 45, Archery CQ5, Hockey C35, Captain ALPIJIONSO CARMEN RUSSO-Bowling Team C4 AGNES ROSE RUSSOMANO-Art Club CQ5, ll Circolo Italiano CQ5 . ' ISABELLE KATHERINE RUTTY-Folk Dancing Club C45, Music Club C45, International Club C3, 45, Le Cercle Francais C45, Hospitality Committee C3, 45 MIKE JOSEPH SALZARLILO-Golf CQ, 3, 45 FRANK A. SAWYERvlnternational Club CQ5, Hi-Y CQ5, Baseball C3, 45, Manager C35, Basketball CQ, 35, Volleyball CQ5 I . , ' , . N . X ,., KATHLEEN TERESA SCANLON-Music Club CQ, 3, 45, International Club CQ, 35, Spanish Club C3, 45, Junior Red Cross Representative C35, Student Fac- ulty Dance Committee C35, Lunchroom Music Com- mittee C35 ELAINE ELVIRA SCOTT-Glee Club CQ, 3, 45, Spiritual Cho'ir C45, Dramatic Club CQ5, Red Cross Representative CQ5, Bible Club C45, Baseball CQ, 35, Representative Team CQ5, Basketball CQ, 3, 45, Repre- sentative Team CQ5, Volleyball CQ, 35, Representa- tive Team CQ5, -Manager C35, Table Tennis C35, Archery C35, Badminton CQ, 35, Swimming C35, Hockey CQ, 3, 45, Representative CQ, 3, 45, Mana- ger, Basketball C45, Manager ' ' ,, JEAN FRASER SCOVIL-Le Cerclef Francais C3, 45, Hospitality Club C45, Red Cross C45, Base- ball CQ, 3, 45, Captain C35, Basketball C2,' 3, 45, Captain C35, Volleyball CQ, 3, 45, Manager C35, Tennis CQ, 3, 45, Manager CQ, 35, Track C35, Mana- ger C35, Archery C35, Hockey CQ, 3, 45, Table Tennis CQ, 45, Badminton C45 A RICHARD EDWARD SEIFERT-Glee Club CQ, 3,. 45, A Cappella Choir CQ, 3, 45, Scribblafs Club C3, 45, President C45, Spanish Club CQ, 3, 45, Presi- dent C45, Radio, Club CQ, 35, Member WQUZG , . f- DANIEL SERRlCO+A, Cappella Choir ,C3, 45, Lunchroom Music Committee C45, Book Roofn Com- mittee C45, Student Faculty C35, Amphitheatre C45, Baseball CQ, 35, Basketball CQ, 3, 45, Soccer C45, Volleyball C35 L JOHN BERESFORD SEWALL-lnternational.Club CQ5 Arm-iut Lewis SEWABJ-Latin Club cs, 49, Hay Club C3, 45, Football' CQ5, Track C3, 45, Cross- Country C3, 5 f . A' A ,. . MIL RED ANNE SHARKEY-Sophomore Glee Club C , Latin Club C35, Music Club C3, 45, Hospi- ta ity Committee C3, 45, International Club C45, K'Amphitheatre C45, Baseball CQ5, Archery CQ5, Hockey CQ5 ROBERT WALKER SHARP4Baseball CQ, 3, 45, Foot- ball CQ, 3, 45 JEAN V. SHIRLEY-Glee Club CQ, 35, Student Faculty CQ, 35, Spanish Club C45, Red Cross Repre- sentative CQ5, Music Club C45, Hospitality Commit- if tee C45, Amphitheatre C45, Basketball CQ5, Swim- 'ing CQ5, Riding Club CQ5 J , 1 LOUISE SPALDING SlDES!A5 Cappella Choir C35, Sophomore Cilee Club CQ5, International Club C3, 45, War Bonds and Stamps' Committee CQ5, Stu- dent Faculty Alternate, Hospitality Committee C45, Baseball CQ5, Archery CQ5, Hockey CQ, 35 AQrHui2 DWIGHT SIEGEL-Movie ciat, QQ, 3, 45 .L HO'WARD DANIEL SILVERA-Spiritual Choir CQ, -357 Bible Club'CQ5, Bowling C45 4 RICHARD FREEMAN SISCO-Movie Club CQ, 35, ' Projection Squad CQ, 3, 45, Civic Committee CQ5, Amphitheatre, Photography Editor C45, Senior 4 Council, Alternate C45, Student Faculty CQ5, Foot- ball C45, Medical Manager, Red Cross Representa- tive CQ, 35 -, .J ra, 1 WILLIAM SMETHURST-Latin Club qs, 49, 'Treasurer C35, Mountaineer C3, 45, Football CQ, 3, 49, Track CQ, 3, 45 EDWARD MORGAN SMITH-Music Club C35, , Football Band CQ, 3, 45, Amphitheatre C45, 5 Business Staff 'JOHN EVERAN SMITI-I-I-li-YFC45, mat qs, 49, j' Basketball CQ5 ' MORGAN T. SMITH-A Cappella Choir C45, Spanish Club C35, Student Faculty CQ5, Moun- taineer C3, 45, Browsers C3, 45, Carry Over Com- mittee C35, Tennis CQ5, Football CQ, 35 NANCY ANNE SNIDER-Glee Club C35, A Cap- fizella Choir Q49, Dramatic Club CQ5, Spanish Club L , 5, International Club C45, Masic Club CQ, 45, F R' phomore Only Club CQ5, Hospitality Committee I, 45, Swimming CQ5, Table Tennis CQ5, Bowling CQ5 2 - I if I ' V ' i 1 I it lk ,- 4 I I ...4,. 's'is ii 4 3 ssss 9 ..t, , ' R 1 tm g -'l'- -1541 , ,i i , -',, I as 55:52 ELADYS SPIVEY-Spiritual Choir C35, Bible Club CQ, 45, Baseball CQ, 35, Basketball CQ, 3, 45, Presi- fdent C45, Hockey CQ, 3, 45, Archery CQ5, Volley- ball CQ, 3, 45, Badminton CQ, 3, 45, Table Tennis C3, 45, Manager C45 JANE ADA SPRINGER-Glee Club C35, Le Cercle Francais C35, Reporter for Clifton Leader CQ, 35, Footlights Club C35, Bowling C35 QOBERT HAYES STACKPOLE-A Cappella Choir C45, Student Faculty C35, Latin Club C35, Amphi- theatre C3, 45, Business Manager C45, Football CQ, 35, Track C3, 45, Manager, Cross-Country C45, Manager JANET LOUISE STALLINGS-A Cappella Choir CQ, 45, Vice-President, Glee Club C35, Le Cercle Francais C3, 45, Recording Secretary, Latin Club C3, 45, Program Chairman, Music Club CQ, 3, 45, International Club C45, Sophomore Dramatic Club CQ5, Community Chest Speaker C45, Orchestra CQ, 3, 45, Marching Band C45, Red Cross CQ, 35, Student Faculty CQ5, Amphitheatre, Business C45, Archery CQ, 35, Captain, Bowling CQ5, Athletic Council C35, Athletic Carry Over Committee C45 ROBERT M. STEEL-Red Cross CQ5, Soccer CQ5, Manager, Basketball CQ5 ELSY HENRIETTA STEINBERG-A Cappella Choir C3, 45, Music Club C3, 45, Bible Club C3, 45, Basket- ball CQ, 3, 45, Archery CQ, 3, 45, Badminton CQ, 3, 45 JOAN MARJORIE STEPHENS-Le Cercle Fran- cais CQ, 3, 45 ROBERT ADAIR STEPI-IENSON-l-li-Y C45, Basket- ball CQ5, Football C3, 45, Track CQ, 35 VONNA JEAN STEPHENSON - A Cappella Choir C3, 45, Band CQ, 3, 45, Music Club C3, 45, Bible Club CQ, 3, 45, President C35, Secretary C45, Twirling Club C3, 45, Co-President C45, Archery CQ, 35, Swimming C35, Badminton CQ5 DOLORES ARLINE STIVALY-Sophomore Glee Club C45, Dramatic Club CQ5, Mountaineer, Edi- torial Stati C45, Baseball CQ, 35, Basketball CQ, 35, Archery CQ, 35, Volleyball CQ, 35, Tennis CQ5, Bowling CQ, 3, 45 DEAN LODER STRONG-Student Faculty C45, Civics Committee C45, Basketball CQ, 35, Football CQ5 JOHN OLIVER STRONG-Glee Club CQ5, Projec- tion Squad CQ, 3, 45, Movie Club CQ, 35, Interna- tional Club CQ5, A Cappella Choir C45, Operetta CQ5 MARJORIE ANNE SUKOFF-Le Cercle Francais CQ, 3, 45, President C45, International Club C3, 45, Music Club C35, Spanish Club C3, 45, Sophomore Only Club CQ5, Recording Secretary, Hospitality Committee C3, 45, Red Cross CQ5, Camps and Hos- pital C3, 45, Orchestra CQ, 45 EDWIN ALLEN SUMPTER- Mountaineer C3, 45, Make-Up Editor C45, Student Faculty C45 WILLIAM SWANSON-Spanish Club C35, Moun- taineer C45 ANN FRANCES SWOBODA-Music Club CQ, 35, Red Cross CQ, 35, International Club C35, Latin Club C35, Amphitheatre C45 PALMINA ANNETTE TAFARO - A Cappella Choir CQ, 35, Music Club C45 JAMES RUSSELL TAYLOR-Spiritual Choir CQ, 35 NAT THOMAS TESTAfProjection Squad C3, 45, Movie Club C3, 45, ll Circolo Italiano C3, 45, Vice- President C35, President C45, Baseball C45, Soccer C3, 45, Bowling CQ, 3, 45 THOMAS ALFRED TESTA'Football C3, 45, Com- mandosCQ5 JUNE M. THOMPSON4Spiritual Choir CQ, 3, 45, Latin Club C3, 45, Music Club C3, 45, Bible Club C3, 45, Hospitality Committee C45, Mountaineer C45, Proof Editor, Baseball C35, Bowling C3, 45, Horseback Riding CQ5, Hiking C35, Volleyball CQ, 35, Archery CQ, 35 FRANK EDWARD TIMMONS-Glee Club CQ5, A Cappella Choir C3, 45, Operetta CQ5, Hi-Y C3, 45, Chaplain, Vice-President, Soccer CQ, 3, 45 WILLIAM STEBBIN TOOKER-Bible Club C45, Football Band C35, International Club C3, 45, Scrib- blers Club C45 ,,,,-y Q- 4, Q Y... I if , JEAN DELONG TREBLE-Glee Club C35, Interna- tional Club CQ, 35, Music Club CQ, 3, 45, Latin Club C35, Mountaineer C45, Headline Editor C45, A Cappella Choir C45, Archery CQ5, Ping Pong CQ5 JANET TWEED --- Hospitality Committee C3, 45, Amphitheatre C45 HARVEY VICTOR-Track CQ, 35, Basketball CQ5 VIRGINIA HOPE VINCENT-Biology Club C45, Geology Club C35, Le Cercle, Francais C45, Base- ball C35, Bowling CQ5 DELBERT GALLETT VOIGHT-Browsers C3, 45, Red Cross CQ, 35, Football CQ, 3, 45, Track CQ, 3, 45 THOMAS FREDRICK WALDRON - Projection Squad C45, Track CQ, 35, Cross-Country C3, 45, Varsity, Captain J. WALLWORK-Red Cross Speaker C45, Moun- taineer C35, Student Faculty C35, Soccer C35 RICHARD WASSERMAN-Senior Council C45, Base- ball C45, Basketball CQ, 35, Captain C35, Track CQ5 HAMILTON DODD WEBSTER-Sophomore Glee Club CQ5, A Cappella Choir C3, 45, Browsers C3, 45, Senior Council C45, Amphitheatre C45, Boys' Sport Editor, Basketball CQ, 3, 45, Base- ball CQ5, Football CQ, 45 CAROLYN BIDDLE WELLS-Glee Club CQ, 35, Scribblers Club C45, Dramatic Club CQ, 35, Music Club C35, Skating Club CQ, 35, Art Club CQ, 35, Riding CQ, 35, Basketball CQ, 35 PENELOPE FRANKLIN WELLS-Red Cross CQ, 3, 45, Secretary, Hospitality Committee C3, 45, Presi- dent, Le Cercle Francais CQ, 3, 45, Corresponding Secretary, International Club C45, Folk Dance Club C3, 45, Senior Council C45, Secretary, Student Fac- ulty C35, Treasurer, Football Program Committee C35, Community Chest Speaker C45, Baseball CQ, 35, CCaptain5, Basketball CQ, 35, Hockey C45, Captain, Volleyball CQ, 3, 45, Tennis CQ5 RICHARD NATHAN WENICK-Art Club C35, Geology Club C45, Chemistry Club C45, Amphi- theatre Staff C45, International Club C45, Tennis C45 JCEAN YVONNE WENTZ-Archery CQ5, Bowling 93 MARCIA I. WILKINSON-Red Cross Representa- tive CQ5, Amphitheatre C45 LAURA ERNESTINE WILLIAMS-Glee Club CQ, 35, Sophomore Only Club CQ5, Hospitality Club C3, 45, Refreshment Committee Chairman C45, Music Club C45, Amphitheatre Staff C45, Movie Club CQ5 PERRY HUGHES WILLIAMS-A Cappella Choir CQ, 3, 45, Student Faculty C45, Mountaineer C35, Red Cross CQ5, Football CQ5, Track C35 SHIRLEY LOIS WILLIAMSON-Glee Club C45, Music Club CQ5, International Club C35, Hospitality Committee C3, 45, Red Cross Committee C3, 45 EDNA JEAN WILSON-Glee Club CQ, 35, Spiritual Choir CQ, 3, 45, CQ5, Baseball CQ5, Basketball CQ5, Hockey CQ5, Volleyball, Bowling C45 WALTER BLAINE WILSON- Mountaineer C35 VIVIAN JANE XWOLFE- Amphitheatre, Art C45, Riding CQ5 ELIZABETH ANNE WOOD-Glee Club CQ, 35, Orchestra CQ, 3, 45, Le Cercle Francais C45, Sopho-' more Only Club CQ5, Hospitality Committee C3, 45,. Music Club C45, Folk Dance Club C3, 45, Interna- tional Club C3, 45, President, Band C45, Moun- taineer C35, Basketball C3, 45, Hockey CQ5, Tennis C35, Swimming C45 , ANGELA MARIE YACLILLA-Glee Club CQ5, A Cappella Choir C3, 45, Music Club C3, 45, II Cir- colo Italiano CQ5, Scribblers Club C45, Amphi- theatre C45 MARGARET ANN YOUMANS-International Club CQ, 3, 45, Spanish Club C3, 45, Latin Club C3, 45, Mountaineer C3, 45, Student Faculty C45, Base- ball CQ, 3, 45, Basketball C3, 45, Archery CQ5, Hockey CQ, 35, Swimming C45 CARL EINAR YOUNG-A Cappella Choir CQ, 35, Hi-Y C35, Track CQ5 NATHANIEL CARL YOUNG-Glee Club Choir, Spiritual Choir C35, Cross-Country C35 HESTER VREELAND ZEIGER-Mixed Chorus CQ5, A Cappella Choir C3, 45, Le Cercle Francais C3, 45, Music Club CQ5, Baseball CQ, 3, 45, Basketball CQ5, Archery C35, Swimming CQ, 45, Cheerleading C3, 45 ROBERT ERWIN ZICKEL-A Cappella Choir C3, 45, Music Club C35, Student Faculty C3, 45, President, Student Court C3, 45, Amphitheatre C3, 45 , V T, ,K , ci al 5, 4 Q , fi t . 'A' - N if i . ' H ' ii , 1 .V f A . :I ,V we if 5 i ' ' V , ,V ,,,. V V V ,.,V VV rt l tt. ti M ,K GlFT OF CLASSES 1946,i94Z 1948. 3- 3 12 1 '-'l:: .' 029 4. . Qni iafiirl THAT wa MAY , N01 rouse-r mess v., MomcLA1a HIGH SCHOOL srunsurs wuomen IN woauo wmv. II QI TL r 1 W Lie! VVILLIAM ALLEN NICK ALVARO ALBERT BELLOFATIO HENRY BOGARDU5 JAMES eoven .nn WILLIAM amos wi LLIAM BROOKS KENNETH eixoww ROBERT BRUSH DONALD c.AMP5eLL,JR CHARLES CANHAM JR ANTHONY CANIGLIA JOSEPH CARDELL. RUSSELL cARLsoN ERNEST CHRISTNER wmmev COLBWCJR. JOHN DALE, . WILLIAM DAVIDSON MERVYN DAvis HARRY DERBY JR. JULIAN D'ESTG JAMES DONALD GRANT UUEAR Auaeus owvER THoAAAs emuuvs PAUL EAMEs,JR. CARL ELLISON DANKEL EMSLIE MICHAEL4 FLANAGAN MORGAN F SHAY .JOHN GAG ANTHONY GALA sso Neil. GALLucc.4 GORDON GATES JOHN Q-IBERSON FREDERIQ GOODMAN GEORGE GRACE 5513535 TAL-555 JR HARRY r4ANsc.uKA VICTOR 1-QARRTS ALBERT i4AwREs GEORGE Ev-NTT 3d eurom HLTQH JOSEPH HJELsTR0M CONWAY HOFFMAN WILLIIIAA HOPKINS JOHN HUNTLEY ALGER JENKINS ANm:L0 LANDOLFO Nuci-AAET. LEON: ARTHUR LINDGREN EDWARD l.lN03AY ANTHONY Livonsi RULHARD LOEB XNILLIAAA LYMAN JR ALEXANDER NXn.cKlNNON ALAN MARGRETT EDGAR fvxARTcN ROBERT IVKASSON Monais Nu1-ci-ieLu.,JR. FRANK Molvcvx RUTH MURDOQK CLlFFORDiPANC:BURN,JR LANGSTON PERRTNS JOSEPH PETRONACI Tlorairu PITCHER DOUGLAS POPE AATQHAEL- POZOLANTE FRANK RUSSO VINCENT RUSSO ANTHONY SANTULLO ERIC. SCHWAR1 PETER STACHELHAU5 THOMAS TAGGART HARRY Tr-eolvusom THOMAS STREITER JAMES WALSH CURTIS WEBSTER CHARLES WELLER, R- PAUL wi LSON WLLLIAM wu.SoN, JR. THOAAAS YATES JOHN ZANXBRI 0 L ' V - v f 7- Qui 7 ' 'Y'-7' ??' Zzai. . '932 A, a W 9 9 1 ig 1 I Q Q Saga O3 1 rbi ' il , ' i an ci-iAaLes BARBER H ' 5 ' I - JR. 5 l' T To 'Q , 1 No 1 JR V shi on io! 0 A if iw! W W ii S i' iii' i .,i A , M4 3 e Seniors clecliccfie This Pcu3e'l'o 'flue memory of Tlwese or-mer Sl'ucien'l's who aveTl1eir lives for Tlieir counTr ii B + W' h + +h eSClasslSojSl9if8 e from EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Mrs. Cyril T. Staudinger , Source of Opporluniiiesu E. Hamilion Gordon. Owner The . Suzanne Sawyer Dancing Classes Office - Sales Male - Female 100 HlCH STREET Mafcheu 2-3570 SUITE 604 ACADEMY BLDG. MONTCLAIR. NEW JERSEY I7 ACADEMY sT,, NEWARK FOR THE STUDENTS BY THE STUDENTS ABOUT THE STUDENTS Q the MOUNTlllNEER MONTCLAIR HIGH SCHOOL NEWSPAPER MERIT HONOR SPIRIT H8 v F' in i fi! L wiki Tel. MOntclair 2-2583 Smilh's Hardware, Inc. allelw Bw GOWNS and SPORTSWEAR Complete Line of Graduation Dresses 627A Valley Road Upper Montclair, N. J. 34 Church Street Montclair, N.l O'DOWD'S DAIRY Pun: MILK AND CREAM - su'r'rsiz AND EGGS Office: I5 MIDLAND AVENUE Dairy: PINE BROOK, N. J. MONTCLAIIR 2-6410, CALDWELL 6-2637 llellllf uf 494 Bloomfield Avenue IClairidQe Theatre Buildingl Montclair, N- -l- Tel. MOntclair 2-4206 J. DUCHEN, Proprietor Midland Upholstering Co. RE-UPHOLSTERED - RE-FINISHING SLIP COVERS - DRAPES ll Midland Avenue Montclair, N. J. lI9 UPPER MONTCLAIR PHARMACY Incorporated CLARENCE PAUL, Pharmacist PRESCRIPTIONS 629-B Valley Road Upper Montclair, N. I. Webster Wire Recorder If You Like Pastries You Will Like Toner's co. IZ7 Wafchung Ave. lvlo 3 O53l lll Watchung Avenue Upper Montclair, N. l. Ruth Wilson School of Dancing Every good wish for the future of the Class of l948, and a special wish for the many friends l have made through my dancing classes. Stanley M. Crowell Co. DISPENSING OPTICIANS 26 South Park Street Near Church Street Montclair, N. J. HUBER'S TALLY H0 ln the Bellevue Theatre Building Upper Montclair The '48 Class has made a date lt's June l9th they graduate And so the Music Club extends lts compliments to those good friends 120 AC BSEN'S SPORT SHOP Our Only S+Ore EVERYTHING FOR THE SPORTSMAN 596 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE MONTCLAIR, N. J. Open Monday and Friday Evenings Tel. Monfclair 2-6255 I920 Perfec+ Glasses l948 Compnmem of RALPH E. MARSHALL sENNETr's PHOTO SUPPLIES G?'ff:af+hiFf'C Z S - - - - urc ree Fursf All-Phofographnc STOre In MOn'rclaTr U,-Mnck Building, Momclairl N. J. 254 Park Sfreef Monfclaur. N. J. Tel' Monfclair 2-6123 Gaudeamos lgifur, Besfovmghes Z? luvenes Dum Sumus. Class of -48 A 4 -1 'T THE '-AWN CLUB INTERNATIONAL CLUB f W-Q is Monfclair Typewri'rer Shop SALES - SERVICE - RENTALS 454 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE MONTCLAIR. N. J. MO 2-7437 IZ! suRNER's Tel. MOn+cIair 2-8325 Books - GFHS - Cords ST D 629 Valley Road upper Momclair, N. J N LA I ln+erior Decora+ions - Furnilure ROBERT MELLlS 4I church s+ree+ Momlaar, N. J. Bays' and Men's wear 47 Wa+cl'1ung Plaza Monlclair. N. J. Luncheon served dail I y 2 noon +o 3 VP. M. 6Oc - 51.25 ,0- Dinner Sl.5O- l.75 served from 3-9 P. M. Dancing afler 9:30 P. M. THE CHICKEN BARN, Inc. Ierseyfs most unusual country restaurant l ROUTE 6, TOTOWA BORO Ll'f+le Falls 4-O89l ODJIWF Tel. MOn+clair 2-9397 20 CHUHCH STREE g PAUL'S TEXACO SERVICE THE CARLTON SHOP Marial: Lubricalion Men's and Boys' Furnishings no W + h A U M + I Q N J 624 Valley Road Upper Monlclair. N, J. a C ung Venue pper on Cam i i MOn+clair 2-O7l6 122 Telephone MOnfc!air 2-6320 OPEN EVENINGS NATIONAL MUSIC SHOP, INC. NEW psksws Mosr COMPLETE mono AND Music srons One of the Largest Collections of Classical and Popular Records in New Jersey 570 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE MONTCLAIR, N. J. ILHGHTQLHER Creators of enduringly beautiful lamps and lighting fixtures since the turn of the century v Z' E QTY 1-fnpOT'l5nt 'P erson A telephone operator, we mean. From the transoceanic call that affects world affairs to the social call that brings friends together, she plays an im- portant part in the activities of the community and the nation. No wonder girls like to work for the telephone company. NEW JERSEY BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Besf Wishes +o +he I948 Class ANDERSON'S FLOWERS. Inc. Corsages - Bouque+s Flowers by Wire 6 Sou'rh Parlc Sfreef MO 2-292l CHARLES BARBER SHOP Charles T. Jannelli - Anfhony J. Jannelli 209 Glenridge Avenue Monfclair, N, J. Monlclair High School CIRCOLO ITALIANO Salufi e Auguri SALUTI E AUGURI Congra+ula+ions To fhe Class of I948 THE BROWSERS 19' 6? ,Q gg g 5 J, . .1 as MOn+clair 2-3449 LITTLE FOLKS MART Fine Wearables for 'rhe Youngesl' Ser 424 Bloomfield Avenue Monfclair, N. J. Telephone MOn'rclair 2-4004 P. LARSEN 8: SONS General lnsurance 332 Bloomfield Avenue Monrclair, N. J. VErona 8-I6l4 LOTTE 8: LYN The Larges+ Varie+y in Giffs in +his Vicinify Religious Arficles 648 Bloomfield Avenue Verona. N. J MOn+cIair 2-3426 MUNICIPAL BARBERS Parking in fhe Rear 629 Bloomfield Avenue Moniclair. N. J 125 Tel. CAnal 6-3956 - 7 BEAM-KNODEL COMPANY Dls+ribu1'ors Hanson-Van Wlnkle Munnlng Co ELECTROPLATING and POl.lSl llNG EQUIPMENT and SUPPLIES I95 LAFAYETTE STREET NEW YORK I2 N Y COMING EVENTS CAST SHADOWS Q Noi long af+er fhis boolc is in your hands. fhe Class of '48 will be donning caps and gowns in preparaiion for one of fhe mos? impor+an+ evenfs of 'lheir lives. lf is our hope for fhem-and for you - +ha+ The years which follow will be filled wi+h opporfunify for Jrhe peaceful pursuif of happiness! JOHN BLONDEL 81 SON 98 GLENRIDGE AVENUE i f Q- r i. 1 A gg' ii. L . -,' Q W , k T 4 T: ' 2 ,D 4 B ,.B. I ui.. ' 2'. , 2 fi H W ff .- , Tel. MOn+clair 3-2087 ECONOMY MARKET Fi Quiliry Frui+s, Vegeiables and Groceries 23 Wafchung Plaza Monfclair, N. J. Phone MO 2-I0O62 Jas. B. Cianci THE CLUB BARBER SHOP Arfisfic Hair Cuffing H Sanifafion and Service 9 Church Sfreel' lHinck BIdg.l Monfclair. N. J. MOnrclair 2-0047 BLoomfield 2-ZOI6 MULLEN STORAGE WAREHOUSE, Inc. Moving and Sforage , Allied Ven Lines, Inc., Agenf 6 and 8 Gales Avenue Monfclair. N, J. Compliments of A Friend g 3' 3, . S' nr' I lr 1-ful-I Phone MOn+clair 3-0940 MONTCLAIR PHOTO SUPPLY. Inc. Everyfhing Phofographic Tel. MOnl'clair 2-3I45 Qualify - Service - Couriesy 225 Glenridge Avefhi Bloomfield Ave. Monfclair, N. J. 'ii 3 DANELSON a SONS - , Dry-Cleaning, Dyeing, Pressing .L N Tailoring Phone MOn+clair 3-2I94 Call and Delivery Service ACE CLEANERS Zi DYERS ' Engperf Tailoring 35 Wafchung Plaza Monfclair, N. J. Worlc Called For and Delivered 3Ol Bloomfield Avenue Monfclair. N. J. . .hhidn-IL ' 1 . :Noi Conneclion Wi+l1 Any Ollmer Sfore i I27 LAMBORN 81 COMPANY, Inc. Comple+e Sugar Brokerage Service Brokers in: REFINED SUGAR RAW SUGAR SUGAR EXPORT SUGAR FUTURES LIOUID SUGAR Offices 99 Wall Sfreef, New Yorlc 5, N. Y. Whifney Building, New Orleans I2. La. 3rd and Walnur Sfreefs, Philadelphia 6, Perma 222 Wesl Adams S+ree+, Chicago 6, Ill. Savannah Banlc 8: Trusl' Bldg., Savannah, Ga. Nafional Banlc Bldg., Delroir 26, Mich. Second Nafional Banlc Bldg., Saginaw, Mich. I48 Siale Slreef, Boslon 9, Mass. Foreign Agenls Larnborn, Riggs 81 Co.: I-lavana, Cuba Foreign Correspondenfs in all large rnarlcels of The world BETTER FUEL . . . BETTER SERVICE THE OSBORNE 81 MARSELLIS CORP. LUMBER. MASONS' MATERIALS. COAL AND FUEL OIL Telephone MOnIclair 2-6400 UPPER MONTCLAIR, N. J BELLEVUE SHOE REBUILDING TJIFCZNEZS S'L'5,'L'1,ZCE ExcepIionaIIy Fine Work A' T' DUGDGLO 86 SCN ITHIRTY YEARS WITH TIFFANY 6: COMPANY, mrmvltrg 2I I Bellevue Avenue Upper Monfclair, N. J. 4,9 BLOOMF-,El-D AVENUE MONTC'-A 31353 MONTCLAIR. N. J. MacIison's BOOKS - STATIONERY - GIFTS GREETING CARDS - SCHOOL SUPPLIES PI-IOTOGRAPI-IIC SUPPLIES LUGGAGE and LEATHER GOODS 427,429 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE Tel. MOn'rcIair 2-I653 . A. - i A Complimenfs of The EgypI'ian Lacquer Manufaduring Co. TeI, MOn+cIair 2-7733 C. Lobiondo OWEN MARKET . Suiis - Coais - Dresses - Teen Shop Prime MSGIS Lingerie - MiIIinery Free Delivery CI1iIdren's Shop I29 Wafchung Avenue IvIon'rcIair, N. J. I8 Washingfon Sfreef Easf Orange. N. J. I I29 Office: MO 3-0576 Residence: BL 2-8083 SAMUEL T. ALLEN Real Esfafe and Insurance Morfgaqe and F.I'I.A. Loans Properfy Managed Nofary Public MONTCLAIR BRUNCH CLUB 423 Bloomfield Avenue MONTCLAIR DRUG SHOPPE M. J. Seagull, B. Sc.. Reg. Pharrn. 3 IO Orange Road Corner Cedar Avenue 282 Bloomfield Avenue Monfclair, N. J. Phone: MQ,-,1C1a1r 2-1416 MonfcIair's Fasfesf Growing Drug Sfore COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND OLSEN'S FLORISTS Greenhouses 602 Valley Road 626 Valley Road ES1a1D11S11eC1 1Q30 Upper Monfclair, N. J. Upper Monfclair. N. J. b , 'T e fmhqne Shop Phone MO 2-8827 5I Church Sfreef Adverfising, Design, Fine Arfs, Fashion Illusfrafions 3 Year Professional Classes THE BELL ART SCHOOL 4I3 Bloomfield Avenue Monfclair, N. J. IVIO 3-0945 Monfclair, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Chafellier 130 William C- COPS Je5ePl Fennell Tel. MOn'rclair 2-7I79 Louis A. Amafo Presidenl' Manager CARLANS JEWELERS Monfclair Secre-Ira'-ia' School Guaranfeed Warch and Clock Repairing COURSES Fine Jewelry Secrefarial - Sfenographic Rings Made +0 Ofdef Fommerciel and 438 Bloomfield Avenue Monfclair, N Higher Accounfancy SPECIAL FEATURES Sliorfesf Possible Time Reasonable Rares Newesl and Mosl Up-'ro-Dale Texl Boolcs and Meflwods Experls in Commercial Training C. W. Perdue for Successful Business Careers Specialisfs in Placemenls DRAKE BUILDING Serving Sueurban . New dersey 9 PARK STREET, MoNTcLAiR, N. J. Wh, lhe Fmesl ' Rader f' MOnfclair 2-4870 Boolcler Upon Requesf Radio Phonogmphs and Television PERDUE RADIO COMPANY JOEIS BOBBY SOX CLUB 8 Souilm Parlc Sireel' Monlclair, N Sodas - Sundaes Banana Splifs Our Specially MAGNAVOX DEALERS FOR 343 Bloomfield Avenue NORTHERN NEW JERSEY Open Sundays 4:00 P. M. 'fill l2:00 P. M. .ne S y H f is P y y in yy yyg g . i f f sis riis T sll' lss saasr MASTEPUS .5.....T.....l.!..Q...I...Q....5. wbofojvarkcv for kk: AMPHITHEATHE DANIEL WOOL Phone MOnfclair 3-l0l2 Tel. MOnfclair 2-2626 Tel. MOn+clair 2-3536 Curfains - Spreads - Linens HOLL-Y,S MARKET 3I4 Bloomfield Avenue Prime Meafs - Poulfry Fruifs - Vegefaloles Tel MOn+C'aif 27282 II9 Wafchung Avenue A Monfclair, N. J. gfmfefff If Eefzufy gzffaiia PERMANENT WAVE SPECIALISTS . 388 Bloomfield Avenue 425 Bloomfield Avenue WGICIWUUQ Plaza Bloomfield, N. J. Monfclair, N. J. BLoomfield 2-32I4 MOnfclair 3-2190 48 Fairfield Sfreef Monfclair, N. J. TERLIZZI BROS., Inc. Dealers in Home Appliances my Q y Q-NA x.,,... 1: , ii? 3- 4, PW A-2 - E - ,r 53-+2556 Q in .s ga . K Tel. MOnfclair 2-4I44 - 4I45 FRANK MARKER, Inc. Qualify Balcery 1 594 Valley Road Upper Monfclair, N. J. B D S I CE C R E AM Upper Montclair Home-Made Candies - Ice Cream Luncheon 63I Valley Road Upper Monfclair, N. J. RUDD'S DAIRY Tel. Momdair 2-F0254 Franklin Lalces Dairy Producfs 4 Gafes Avenue MOnfclair 2-5539 133 , , DYER HARDWARE, I c. TYPICBIIY MOn+CIaIr A+ Monlclair Cenlern Opposife fhe Savings Bank MOn+clair 2-6l73 22I Glenridge Avenue Monfclair, N. J. complamems of THE MoNrcLAm HI-Y cius Alpha chapel Dunbar chame- To creafe, mainiain and exiend ihroughoul' 'rhe school and communily, high siandards of Chrisiian charac+er GLASS 81 DWORKIN Newspapers - Greeling Cards Sfafionery - Toys - Magazines 436 Bloomfield Avenue A Moniclair, N. J. MOnlclair 2-9688 Tel. MOn'rclair 2-ZOI4 WILLIAM J. McNULTY. Ph.G. DOROTHY ROGGENCAMP, one of This Pharmaclsl year's lovely gracluales, who will also grad- uale from a Babs model +o a Conover model. Monlclair New Jersey Doro+I1y's Coal' - 539.98 IL B L E DIAMOND CYCLE CO. e a s 0 M. Kalz, Mgr. Accessories - Bicycles - Replacemen+s MONTCLAIR CENTER 337 Bloomfield Avenue MOn+clair 2-4005 if ff' l LI FINE ARBOO A TRADITION ROGRESS ASSOCIATES, Inc. 264 BLOOMFIELD AVE., CALDWELL, NEW IERSEY Caldwell 6-IOOO 135 AUTGGRAPHS