Montclair State College - La Campana Yearbook (Upper Montclair, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1928 volume:

d roi Y The .Jvlontclarion PUBLISHED BY CLASS OF JUNE, 1928 MONTCLAIR STATE NORMAL SCHOOL MONTCLAIR NEW JERSEY 1 FOREWORD FROM all parts of New Jersey we came, this Class of ' 28, each one an individual, thinking as an individual and living as an individual. But in two short years we learned the meaning of the word co-operation, and we hved the meaning of that word. As a monument to the excellent co ' operation and initiative of the Class of ' 28, we leave this issue of the Montclarion. Within these pages you will find a record of the years spent here, our work, our play, and pleasant memories of Alma Mater. Her ideals wiU be our beacon Hght in the years to come, and as we make our own paths through Life, her standards will be our stand ' ards. May we bear them high! NAN M. WALL. Dedication To Miss ' Ethel Alexander, whose devotion and many services have proved she is a friend of genial qualities, which have increased our adimra- tion and love for her, the Class of June, Nine ' TEEN Hundred Twenty-Eight, with apprecia- tion and esteem dedicate this issue. MISS ETHEL ALEXANDER LIST OF THE FACULTY Harry A. Sprague, A.M Principal Charles William Finley Dean of Instruction Adele Cazin, A.M Supervisor of Practice Department Nora Atwood Director of Kindergarten Department Supervisor of Kindergarten Practice Ethel Mina Alexander Pedagogy, Supervisor of Practice Teaching Estelle E. Baker Head of Manual Arts Department Mary Franklyn Barrett, A.M Instructor in Science Department Myra I. Billings Supervisor of Practice Teachmg C. A. Rush Carter Assistant, Music Department Leila A. Clark Instructor of Introduction to Teaching Supervisor of Practice Teaching E. Winifred Crawford Ins ' tor and Dem ' tor of Visual Education Dorothy Duke, A.M Instructor in Physical Education Lulu J. Eisenhauer Third Grade, Demonstration School Helen A. Field, M.A Head of Reading Department Blanche D. Grossnickle Instructor in Penmanship Foster Earl Grossnickle, A.M Instructor in Mathematics and Psychology Roy Winthrop Hatch, A.M Head of Social Science Department Cl.ara a. Hepburn, B.S Instructor of Physical Education Irene E, Hoyt, A.B Instructor of Kindergarten Subject Supervisor of Practice Teaching Louise George Humphrey, A.M Instructor in Speech and English Depts. Ella Hunting, B.S Head of Geography Department Stella R. Laing, A.M Instructor of Kindergarten Subjects Asst. Kindergarten Demonstration School Ethel Frances Littlefield, A.M Associate Professor, Dept. of Languages Dorothy Lottridce, M.D Medical Examiner Margaret E. Mathias, A M Head of Fine Arts Department Fallie Felker McKinle , A B Head of Music Department Mary Eula McKinney, A M Instructor, English Department Harley p. Milste.ad, AM Instructor, Geography Department Dorothy Williams Norton- First Grade, Demonstration School D. Henryetta Sperle, A M Instructor in Education Supervisor of Practice Teaching John C. Stone, A.M Head of Mathematics Department Florence E. Stryker, A.M Instructor, History Department Alice Thompson, B.S Supervisor of Practice Teaching Hazel Lockwood Torrens Sixth Grade, Demonstration School Edward Harlan Webster, A.M Head of English Department Laura Embree Woodward, A.M Instructor, Science Department Caroline B. Zachry Director and Instructor, Psychology Dept. Mrs. Maud L. Carter Social Director K.athryn E. Hayes Treasurer Ruth C. Alexander Registrar Louis A. Fralick Superintendent of Building Margaret Mercereau Secretary Lydia P. White Secretary M.argaret M. Wynd Clerk Margaret McDonald Librarian Zaidee Brown Head of the Library «= ' - r- ■ ' ••-• wBi • Ito .. — - If ' f « •■« - -.-i Ja , I 1 : m K01M2 i I i 17 ■Editor-iri ' chief ASSOCIATE EDITOR Dorothy B. Scott PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS Dorothy A. Scott Catherine Mundy Alice Pennoyer Edna Jacque Paulk Adele Iorio Mildred Burroughs Joseph Marino Muriel Zimmerman ATHLETIC EDITORS PERSONALS EDITORS SOCIAL EDITORS LITERARY EDITORS ART EDITORS Gladys Van Marter BUSINESS STAFF Eleanor Shannon ADVERTISING STAFF Dorothea Palmer Florence Jasper M. M. Smith Mary Vanderbeek Hazel Wrench Eleanor Eckhardt Anne Parsek Mary DurniNG Gladys Trowbridge i i i To the girls in the college, we leave the two men on the platform, because they haven ' t enough to go around. Tune — Co-ed Here ' s to the girl in college And to her charming ways Here ' s to the girl of knowledge Pride of our student days We hoast your winsome manner We ' ll toast you till we ' re dead Long live our Alma Mater Here ' s to you fair co-ed. To every student of Montclair, we leave the good looks, clever brains, gracious manner, executive ability, oratorical renown, dramatic success, strong leadership, com- plete class cooperation, standard of school spirit, and iine scholarship of the class of ' 2S. Each year certain girls of the class, leave their rewards to the following. This rm year, the inheritance is to be divided among the following people. Award FACULTY STUDENT f Most popular Mr. Grossnickle Grace Mury Most likely to succeed Dorothy B. Scott Best dressed Miss Field Norma Potter 1,1 Most talented Miss McKinley Virginia Brown A Best natured Miss Hepburn Margaret Jennings ro ' Best sport Miss McKinley Ruth Shaw Most athletic Miss Duke Mary Durning Marjorie M. Smith Most polite Mr. Carter Joseph Marino ' i)i Most thoughtful Miss Lang Grace Mury 1 Most demure Miss Brown Gertrude Flannagan Most artistic Miss Baker Joe Roller Most attractive Miss Field Helen Rightmire o Prettiest Miss Baker Anne Lyons H Most democratic Miss Alexander Dorothea Palmer Most studious Miss Zachry Sara Cramer M Most dramatic Mrs. Humphrey Alice Pennoyer m Most literary Miss McKinney Helen Briggs ¥m Biggest pull with faculty Nan Wall w Best all round Miss McKinley Dorothea Palmer A Wittiest Miss McKinley Gertrude F. Taylor tA Nosiest Gertrude M. Taylor tfj Best sense of humor Miss Alexander Ruth Herbert Most dignified Miss Atwood Gladys Trowbridge Peppiest Miss Field Dorothea Palmer Favorite teachers — Mr. Grossnickle, Miss Hepburn, Miss Atwood. mm Our very able President, Grace Mur ' , presents at this time, the gavel, to the president of the class of Jan. ' 29, extending her sincere wishes for as much pleasure and co-operation from her class. We hereby appoint Mr. H. A. Sprague to be Executor of this, our last will and testament. We direct that our said executor be not required to give any bond or security for the faithful discharge of said trust. In witness whereof, we have hereunto subscribed our name, and affixed our seal, the twentysixth day of January, in the year one thousand nine hundred and twenty-eight. Signed, Class of June, 1928. The Class Day Committee was as follows: Dorothea M. Palmer, Chairman; Joe Roller, Scenery; Ruth Farnham, Dramatic; Grace Caldwell, Properties; Kathryn Merikle and Virginia Brown, Music; Nan Wall, Dancing. 24 HAZEL ADAMS General Bloomfield ' Me Liveable, Diligent, Active ' C Club, Chairman of Program Committee, Soccer Team Jr. B, Basketball Team Jr. B, Jr. A, Sr. A, Baseball Team Jr. A, Track Team Jr. A, Varsity Basketball. EK MA Y. ADIE Kindergarten East Orange A steadfast and smiling wor er, a cheerful companion and a loyal friend. Glee Club Jr. A, Sr. A, Dramatic Club Sr. B, C Club Jr. A, Sr. B, President of Dormitory Honor Council, Student Council Sr. B, Classday Scenery, Committee Sr. B, Program Committee Jr. B. DOROTHY L. ADOLFF General Pequannock Good friend, true friend. Come what will; Good luc , bad luc . True friend sti!!. Glee Club, Service Committee, Travel Club. FRANCES ALBERTSON General I hear, let say not much, but thin the more. ' C Club, Class Basketball Team, Montclarion Repre- sentative. YSABEL R. ALLEN General South Orange We h e her for her friendly way; We i e her for her carefree style And we noiu that in the future. We will miss that ' Allen ' smile. Bulletin Board Committee Sr. B, Library Council Sr. A, Soccer Team Jr. B, Basketball Team Sr. A, Literature Club, Up-to-Date Club, French Club, Psychology Club. 25 EDITH M. BABB Tho she pursues a scholarly way Much fun she finds from day to day. ' Glee Club, Science Club. NORMA BACHMAN Kindergarten Camden Her heart is always doing lovely things. Glee Club Jr. B, Contemporary Club, Eligibility Com- mittee, Program Committee, Secretary, Class Day Scenery Committee. BETTY BARR Kindergarten Farmingdale It takes life to love hfe. Student Council, Dramatic Club, Faculty Tea Committee, Alpha Sorority. DOROTHY N. BARTLETT General Caldwell Serene and resolute and still. Calm and self reposed. Glee Club, Section Chairman Sr. A, Bulletin Board Com- mittee, Finance Committee, Service Committee. MARION R. BASSETT Kindergarten East Orange A heart more ready to he gay than weep. Song Leader, Class Day, Armistice Day Pageant, Spring Pageant 26 BEATRICE BAYLEY Kindergarten Lincoln Park Fine Art is that in which the hand, the head, and the heart go together. Glee Club, Bulletin Board Committee, Scenery Committee Class Day, Spring Pageant, Armistice Day Pageant. ELSIE BECKER General Westfield And vital feeling of delight Shall rear her form to stately height. Finance Committee, Associate Editor of Montclarion, So- cial Committee Jr. A, Program Committee, Student Coun- cil, Thcta Pi Delta Sorority. SARA D. BENNETT General Cranbury ' Sara is a little girl, of her we little see. She must study quite a bit a great success to be. ' C Club, Science Club. NAOMI L. BIRSH General T aomi ' s quiet, hut full of fun. And as she maXes her way Down life ' s long and turning path She ' ll alway s he happy and gay. Student Council. ELEANOR BIRD General South Orange Eleanor rarely says a word. We don ' t now much about her. But nevertheless from what we ' ve heard, We couldn ' t do without her. Library Coucil, C Club, Property Committee Class Day. 27 ALBERTA BOGERT General Ridgewood To he womanly is the greatest charm of woman, ' tis said, And we ' re sure that Alberta by this saying is led. Her pleasant manner and charming way. Are with her always through the day. Student Council. GENEVIEVE BORANT To see her is to lil{e her, To now her is to love her. Science Club. Lodi MARGARET E. BOSCH General Union City Margaret is never noisy. But weve heard she ' s one Who, lohen the proper time arrives. Is always full of fun. Eligibility Committee, Montclarion Staff, C Club, Psychology Club, G. A. A. ELEANOR BRENNER Kindergarten Rutherford Intent upon her destined course. Graceful and useful all she does Dramatic Club, Publicity Committee, Social Editor Montclarion. AMILIA H. BREWSTER General Bloomfield Speech is sillier. Silence is gold ' C Club, Science Club, Literary Club, Up-to-Date Club. 28 ANNA ELIZABETH BRIGGS General Long Branch Here is a girl of a worth while sort, All we can say is that she ' s a wonderful sport Who is willing to do what ever she can To ma e life bright for a fellow man. Publicity Committee, Chairman of Service Committee, Psychology Club, Up-to-Date Club, Contemporary Club, Bulletin Board Committee, Student Council. HELEN BRIGGS General Ridgewood !| H I m mi Helen is our literary genius, ' ■, H In boo s she delves right to the core. i . ' ' J ' ' , Some day we now that she ' ll he writing j, Famous essays by the score. li ' V ' i Student Council ' 27, ' 26, Literary Club ' 26 President ' 27, ; ,.f M. Dramatic Club, Spring Pageant ' 27, Pin and Ring ■ ' ' ihi Committee, Class Day Dramatic Committee. ' r ' ; ' ' ' GLADYS BROADHEAD General Jersey City For nowledge sure she is a mine. Her words are long, her wor s are fine Literary Club, Secretary of Up-to-Date Club, Contempor- ary Club, Student Council, Dramatic Club, Play — The Lovliest Thing , C Club, Class Day Committee Dormi- tory, Psychology Club. BERNICE BROWN Genera H Newark Her eyes are stars of twilight fair, Li e twilights, too, her dus}{y hair. Special Committee, Program Committee, Up-to-Date Club, Alpha Sorority. VIRGINIA BROWN Kindergarten Orange Softly her fingers wander o ' er The yielding planf s of the ivory floor Glee Club, Orchestra, Class Day Committee, Class Day Pianist, Spring Pageant, Psychology Club. 29 General Nutley CECYL BRYANT Praise from a friend. Or censure from a foe. Are lost on hearers. That her merits now. MARGARET ANN BURNS General Atlantic City I have so viany things to do I don ' t }{now u ' hen I shal! be through. Dramatic Club, Up-to-Date Club, C Club, Science Club, Literary Club, Baseball, Soccer, Eligibility Com- mittee, Student Council, Associate Editor Montclarion- ]r. B. Assistant Editor Montclarion-Jr. A. Editor-in-Chief Montclarion-Sr. B. Chairman of Red Cross, Section Chair- man Sr. B ' . Sr. A, Bon Ami Club, Psychology Club, League of Women Voters. MILDRED GERARD BURROWS General Ridgefield Park Mildred is a wor er When she ta es her brush in hand She can paint the equal Of the greatest in the land. C Club, Art Editor of Year Book, Spring Pageant, Up-to-Date Club, Science Club. ALICE BUSCHE General Englewood My speech is deliberate and all my movements slow, And thus always leisurely; thru life I go. Dramatic Club, Literary Club, Science Club, Bulletin Board Committee, Eligibility Committee, Psychology Club. HARRIET E. CAFFERATA General Orange Tvjot very noisy, not very big But ever a loyal, true friend A nicer lass could ne ' er he found In a!i this broad, spacious land. Library Council, Bulletin Board Committee, Up-to-Date Psychology Club, C Club, Literary Editor of Montclar- ion. Glee Club. 1 30 GRACE LOUISE CALDWELL r{ General Hackensack If there ' s a girl that ' s fran and true, Grace, we ' ve made up our minds, With helping hand and cheerful mien. In life ' s long race you ' re sure to win. Up-to-Date Club, Literary Club, Contemporary Club, Social Committee, Chairman Property Committee- Class Day, Psychology Club, RUTH CAMPBELL General Plainfield Say it with laughter , her motto she ' s made. She surely does more than her share. And we truly hope she will go on, A laughing away all dull care. Dramatic club, Student Council, Service Committee Spring Pageant, — The Rescue of Ulysses. AGNES CARLOUGH General Hackensack ' The most manifest sign of wisdom is continued cheer- fulness. Science Club, C Club. General RUTH CARLSON East Orange Ruthie is a charming girl Loved by ail who ' t{now her Whatever she attempts to do We find she ' s very clever. Glee Club, C Club, Contemporary Club, Dramatic Club, Curriculum Committee, Sr. B-4 Chairman, Pres. Psychology Club. General MURIEL CLOKE South Orange Curly hair and merry eyes, Muriel is mighty cute. That these are traits to he admired Tvfone of us dispute. Dramatic Club, Literary Club, Up-to-Date Club, Contem- porary Club, Service Committee, Spring Pageant, Class Day Property Committee, Christmas Play, Jr. B Soccer Team, Easter Play. I [ 31 ISABEL COLYER General Newark Isabel has a great big car It surely is a pippen As she goes roaming by, we say ' I wonder what she ' s hitti?! ' ? Pi Sigma Sorority. LOLA MAE COOPER General Westwood Lola Mae is quiet BiU when hearing syncopations Her actions shout her hobby Lies, in dancing demonstrations. Up-to-Date Club, Literary Club, Ring Committee, Student Council, Contemporary Club. ARLENE CRAMER General East Orange Arlene loo s down upon us all. Only because she is tall; She ' s one of the best sports we now. And that ' s the reason we h e her so. Curriculum Committee, Theta Phi Delta Sorority. ETHEL M. CULLY General East Orange Ethel ' s not too loud She ' s nice and friendly tho And she gets mar s that are passing fair A pleasant girl to }{now. Social Committee, C Club, Psychology Club. MILDRED L. DAILY General South Orange She loo s li e an angel and acts U e one too But you never can tell what angels will do. Dramatic Club, C Club, Glee Club, Gamma Phi Delta Sorority Service Committee, Spring Pageant, Miss Alex- ander ' s Gift Committee. 32 THELMA DANIELSON General Arlington ' I have no other than a woman ' s reason. 1 do so because I do so. DOROTHY MARIE DAVIS Gene Orange She has a cheery word for all Her smile is Ii e the sun We hk_e her lots, because she is So very full of fun. Sc.cial Gommittee, Glee Glub, Graduation Luncheon Com- mittee, Alpha Sorority. MARGARET DAVIS General Glen Ridge A pleasing voice And gentle mien. Rare vjomanly gifts indeed. Program Committee of Up-to-Date Club, Up-to-Date Club, Armistice Day Pageant, Science Club, C Club, Program Committee, Contemporary Club, Sr. A. Class Gift Committee. FRANCES DECKER Kindergarten Bloomingdale Our ' Fran ' is such a cor y sport This ought to he a long report At basJ et ball sfie plays with vim The team is always bound to win. s Basketball, Class Soccer, Spring Pageant, Service Committee Jr. B Glee Club. MADELINE DEMPSEY General East Orange l ow somehow we can ' t figure out fust how she ' ll learn to love us For when we speak, we ' ve got to shout. She is so far above us. Finance Committee, Class Day Comedian, Nominating Committee. ill ii MM Wi m I HI irf. k i 13 MARION DeLUCA Kindergarten Montclair ' The reward of a thing iveW done is to have done it. Glee Club. CARMINE DI NICOLANGELO General Orange l he thrill oj a happy voice and The light of a pleasant eye. Finance Committee, Publicity Committee, Contemporary Club, Contemporary Club Program Committee, Class Day Committee. ALMA DISBROW General Keyport Alma ' s merits cannot all be told. This lull! sujfice. She ' s worth her weight in gold. 1 HARRIET R. DOREMUS Passaic Round her eyes her tresses fell, Which was dar est none could tell. Eligibility Committee, Up-to-Date Club, Psychology Club. MILDRED LOUISE DUFFEY General East Orange To lend a helping hand Mildred is tuilJmg always; The happiest of our band She ' s cheerful all her days. Service Committee, Bulletin Board, Up-to-Dite Club. 34 MILDRED A. DUNN General Hackettstown ' Wearing the lueight of learning Ughtly. U e a flower. m MARY G. DURNING General Montclair The best ind of a pal. Treasurer Girls Athletic Council, B ' asketball Teain,Track Team, Student Council, Curriculum Committee, Editor- in-Chief Montclarion, Psychology Club, Class Day Property Committee, Chairman Luncheon Decoration Com- mittee, Year Book Business Manager, Pin and Ring Committee, Beta Kappa Phi Sorority. ELINOR R. ECKHART General Dover i tiiet and sweet, and exceedingly neat. Bulletin Board Committee, Up-to-Date Club, Literary Club, Psychology Club, Dramatic Club, Class Day Drama- tic Committee, Literary Editor for Year Book, Armistice Day Pageant. RUTH ALICE EKDAHL Gene Bergenfield Altho ' she ' s rather quiet She is also very bright She ' ll surely be a teacher For what she says is right. Chairman Science Club Program Committee, Glee Club, President C Club, Up-to-Date Club, Dramatic Club, Service Committee, Contemporary Club, Junior League of Women Voters. MARY M. ELBERTY Kindergarten East Orange Among the many gifts that God hath sent, Art, one of the most magnificent. Class Day Scenery Committee, Jr. B Glee Club 35 JOHANNA E. ENGEL Kindergarten Boonton Dainty and quiet 171 the class Is this winsome and pleasing lass With her bright and tivin ling eyes In this world she ' s bound to rise. Literary Club, Secretary of Literary Club, Columbine in Class Day. RUTH FARNHAM General Rutherford Oh, spirits gay, and (indN heart. Precious the blessings ye impart. Up-to-Date Club, Literary Club, Class Baseball Team, Finance Committee, Eligibility Committee, Faculty Tea Committee, Class Day Dramatic Committee, Contemporary Club, Class Day Performance. NORMA FLEMING General East Orange Laugh and live is this girl ' s code Her hobby, syticopatton, She entertains us with her jazz. And wins our admiration. Glee Club, Social Committee, Beta Kappa Phi Sorority. MARTHA H. General FLOMERFELT Far Hills Martha was m our Class Day The center of attraction too. With her clever dance and pleasing way. She captured not a few. Glee Club, C Club, Dramatic Club, Honor Society Committee, Basketball Team, Miss Alexander ' s Gift Com- mittee, Spring Pageant. MARGRETTA FORREST General Bloomfield A merry heart ma eth a cheerful countenance. ' C Club, Jr. B Soccer Team, Armistice Day Program. EDITH FOX With cheerful heart and manner She was, among us, a friend to all. Glee Club, Science Club. LOUISE CHARLOTTE FRANKE General Newark The best way to have a friend is to h Service Committee, Student Countil, Up-to-Date Club, Secretary Literary Club, Prcs. Contemporary Club, Chair- man Cap and Gown Committee, C Club, Class Day Committee. KATHLEEN GANNON General Montclair An inviting eye, yet methin s right modest. Dramatic Club, Psychology Club, C Club. ELIZABETH G. GEEL General Montclair A moral, .sensible, and tueii-bred girl. C Club, Science Club, Up-to-Date Club. KATHRYN M. GIEGOLD General Mornstown Always joking, always teasing. She goes smihng on her u ' ay. And her nature is so pleasing, That she ma es us all feel gay. Jr. A Publicity Committee, Sr. B, Sr. A, Finance Com- mittee, C Club. m 37 MILDRED GLUTTING General Hanover Heights Mildred is ambitious. This we can ' t deny. In all her studies she wor s hard But why. Mil, be so shy? Science Club, Contemporary Club. MARGURITE GOMEZ Seneral Woodcliff-on-Hudson We never will have a dull moment When Peg ' s around to amuse With her tric s and her iok,es. She ma es fun of us fol s. And is certain to drive off the blues. Dramatic Club, Up-to-Date Club, Pageant. SADA GOODMAN General Passaic Persevera7ace gains it ' s need And patienjce u ' ins the race. Contemporary Club, Literary Club, C Club. CLAIR GOODRICH Kindergarten Montclair Dainty little flapper Popular with the boys To dress in tasteful fashion Is one of her chief joys. Class Day Scenery Committee. JENNIE GRAZIOSO General Clifton Corteous though coy. Gentle though retired. Science Club, C ' Club. I 38 ANNE GREENLAW General Ridgewood .4ll Her ruddy complexion Is cause for reflexion For we can ' t seem feel. That it ' s actually real. Glee Club, Finance Committee, Social Committee, Chair- man Armistice Day Pageant, Usher 1927 Class Day, C Club, Beta Kappa Phi Sorority. I IRENE HALL ral East Orange Some girls do nothing but giggle at everything you say; They laugh and chatter and wnggle the entire live long day. Jr. A Publicity Committee, Y Club, Psychology Club. RUTH HANNERS Kindergarten Montclair Never too serious, not too frivolous, hut a rare good fellow. Student Council, Service Committee, Faculty Tea Com- mittee, Alpha Sorority. i ETHEL HARRIS Kindergarten Hackensack Of her school life, if we should tell We all would say, she did it well. ; Jr. B Soccer, Glee Club. FLORENCE HARRIS Kindergarten Hackensack Small in body hut not in mind. Jr. B Glee Club. m 39 M. ELIZABETH Kindergarten HART Montclair There is a charm A certain something 17; the atmosphere That ' s Betty. Bulletin Board Committee, Student Council, Social Com- mittee, Secretary of Psychology Club, Glee Club, Inter Sorority Council, Beta Kappa Phi Sorority. L. JANETTE HARVEY General Clinton ]ane ' s a quiet, agreeable girl With golden hair and sunny smile AmbMous m her school wor . She ' ll ma e her life ivorth while. Up-to-Date Club, C Club, Psychology Club. IRENE HASHAGEN General Westwood 1 0 one can accuse Irene Of being afraid to try, she enters into everything And wor s loithoiit a sigh. C Club MARGARET HAYWARD General Newark Adjectives many, smiling and siveet, Happy, good-natured, fair and petite. Social Committee, G. A. A.. Service Committee. CHARLOTTE M. HELLER Paterson In heart and mind, in spirit gay. Be ever what you are today. C Club, Psychology Club. 40 CHARLOTTE HERBERT Kindergarten Montclaii ' Tis the greatest folly not to he jolly That ' s what I thin . Sigma Phi Beta. RUTH HERBERT General Red Bank A happy smile and pleasing wit Are wonderful gifts when you thin of it. C Club, Psychology Club, French Club, Up-to-Date Club, Sport and Joke Editor of Montclarion, Program Committee, Sec. of Publicity Committee Soccer Team, Basket Ball Team, Baseball Team, Track Team, G. A. A. Council. EVELYN M. HIGGINS General Verona She never leaves a tas half done 7 Jo indness is too great Her pleasure is her friends to serve That ' s why we all love Ev. Science Club, President Jr. A. Glee Club, C Club. Up-to-Date Club, Junior League of Women Voters, Orchestra, Bon Ami, Club, Psychology Club, Contemporary Club. LILLIAN HODES Orange Silken loc s of burnished hue. Pretty eyes and vampish too Somewhat small and very neat A little Miss who ' s quite complete. Bulletin Board Committee, Program Committee, Up-to- Date Club, Psychology Club. RUTH W. HOLMBERG Newark Riitfiie ' s as good natured As the day is long There ' s nothing she won ' t do To help a friend along. Eligibility Committee, Science Club, Dramatic Club, C Club, Student Council, Psychology Club. 41 MARY HOPE Kindergarten Somerville A friend that is warm and steady. Glee lub. Contemporary Club, Finance Committee, Favor Committee, Scenery Committee of Class Day. RUTH HOTALING Hackensack A hdppy girl with a cheerful line We find her always smiling and fine We thin}[ we ' ll ne ' er he able to find A girl of such a very nice ind. Beta Kappa Phi Sorority, Glee Club, Social Committee. MARGARET T. General HUESTIS Montclair General She ' s quiet and she ' s calm She doesn ' t fret or fuss. And she ' s A T fumber One, So say we all of us! Psychology Club. DOROTHY HUNT Hightstown Dotty is the nicest girl We ' ve seen for quite somedays, And we are mighty proud of her And her many pleasing ways. Dramatic Club, Dramatic Club Council, Glee Club, Pub- icity Committee, Student Council, Section Chairman, Science Club, Spring Play The Test, Spring Pageant The Rescue of Ulysses , Cap and Gown Committee, Dorm Dance Committee, Dorm Initiation Committee. ADELE D. lORIO General Morristown Jovial, Amiable, lice, Efficient, Taciturn. Publicity Committee, Finance Committee, Bulletin Board Committee, C Club, Year Book Literary Manager. ai 31 I I i 42 VIOLET E. JACKSON General Englewood Sometimes rather quiet Sometimes rather gay Sometimes Careful in her wor And carefree in her play. Social Committee, Curriculum Committee, Program Com- mittee, Psychology Club, Science Club, Up-to-Date Club. LILLIAN D. JAFFE General Boonton The secret of success is constancy of purpose. Orchestra, Dramatic Club, Up-to-Date Club, Literary Club, Dramatic Club Play, Spring Pageant The Rescue of Ulysses. FLORENCE JASPER General Ridgewood ' Flossie ' s ' ii ' hat we call her Though she isn ' t very tall And though she ' s full of good ideas Doesn ' t thin she nows it ail. Up-to-Date Club, Literary Club, Eligibility Committee. Student Council, Gamman Phi Delta Sorority. MARGARET M. R. JENNINGS General Passaic A pleasant, congenial miss. Who never mak_es a sound Indeed, she is so very quiet. We hardly now she ' s around. Montclarion Staff, Glee Club. C Club, Science Club, Spring Pageant, Armistice Day Pageant, Bulletin Board ! Committee, Literary Club. CAROLINE GRACE JUDELSON General Park Ridge A quiet little girl, u;ith a quiet little way But when she ' s called on to recite She nows just what to say. President of C Club, Science Club, Dramatic Club, Ehgibihty Committee, G. A. A., Up-to-Date Club, Psychology Club, Christmas Play. 43 HELEN P. KERN General Bergenfield Wor is wor , and must be done, Tet — as I wor}{ 1 have my fun. Section Chairman, Glee Club, Spring Pageant, C Club GERALDINE D. KIEFERLE General Cliffside Park She seemed so dignified and tall. But we have found behind it all A merry smile, a cheerful grin Which shows the fun that ' s held within. Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Pageant The Rescue of Ulysses , Student Council, Up-to-Date Club, Section Chairman. JANE IRENE KNELLER General Keyport She ' s pretty and cute, The girls all say, V e like her well She seems O. K.! Dramatic Club, Social Committee, Christmas Play, Arm- istice Day Pageant, Spring Pageant The Rescue of Ulysses. MARGARET KNIGHT General ■Westfield She ' s pretty to wal with. Witty to tal unth. Pleasant to thinh on. SARA KRAMER General i o;4 m A conscientious student. She studies all day long. There ' s never a time, ' When you will find Her doing one thing wrong. Glee Club, Orchestra, Up-to-Date Club, Literary Club Council, Class Day Dramatic Committee, Science Club, Eligibility Committee, Chairman of Class Gift Committee, Spring Festival, Class Day Properties Committee, Class Day Program, Chairman of Music ' Week Program. m 44 EDITH C. KRONMULLER General Clifton One who has done her wor and held her place. Montclairion Staff, Literary Editor, Psychology Club, Up- to-Date Club, C Club, Armistice Day Pageant. MARIAN V. KULBERG General East Orange Most as quiet as a mouse She goes about her wor . And tho ' she says hut litttle Her duty she ' ll ne ' er shirl . Service Committee, Student Council, Eligibility Committee, Psychology Club. MARY L. KUNSEMULLER General Bradley Beach Mark ' s quiet, calm, friendly, and sweet, T leve ' r flustered, nor angry, nor in trouble ' s seat She ' s often been praised, and the praise is sincere, And as for ourselves, we ' re glad she ' s been here. Basketball Jr. and Sr., Dramatic Club, C ' Club, Up-to- Date Club, Program Committee, Girls ' A. A. Gene JOSEPHINE L. BASH jl Passaic foe ' s the funniest ind of a girl She keeps your head in a perfect whirl. Her funny stories, a joke and a song. Help the gloomiest day along. Fasketball Captain, Soccer, Baseball, Swimming, Glee Club, Science Club, Dramatic Club, Bulletin Board Com- mittee, Christmas Play, Dormitory Dance Committee. EMMA LAKE Plainfield This girl is very quiet, A student we ' ll be bound. But all in all we ' re mighty glad That she has been around. C Club, Science Club. 45 HELEN G. LAWLER v Kindergarten North Plainfield ' Youth comes but once in a hfe time. Therefore let us enjoy it. Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Spring Pageant, Psychology Club, Science Club, Class Day Property Committee. MILDRED LAWERENCE Courteous though gentle. And gentle though retired, Up-to-Date Club, Contemporary Club, Student Council, Subscription Editor, Assembly Programs. L.MILDRED LEES General Paterson Always happy, on the go. Always busy, never slow. C Club, Program Committee, Chairman. ELINOR LEGGETT Kindergarten Roselle A smiling loo}{ she had, a figure slight, Wnh cheerful air, and step both quic and light. Glee Club Jr. A. and Sr. B., Dramatic Club, Sr. B. and Sr. A, Eligibility Committee, Jr. A, Scenery Committee for Class Day. FLORENCE LEMKAU Kindergarten Nutley Assiduous, Genteel, l ieat, HxccHing, Sociable. Science Club, Sr. B. and Sr. A, Editor of Science Club Bulletin. 46 MILDRED B.LEONARD General Leonardo Mildred is a quiet girl, 7 (ot much to say is true. But to her friends who r ow her well She ' s proved herself true blue. Glee Club, Jr. B. and Jr. A, C Club, Eligibility Com- mittee, Spring Pageant, Christmas Play. ROSE LEVENSON General Passaic What sweet delight a quiet life afords. Ndniinating Committee of Up-to-Date Club, Class Day Program, Literary Club, C Club, Up-to-Date Club, Psychology Club, Spring Festival, Dramatic Club. m FLORENCE LINDHORST Kindergarten South Orange Tiot much tal but a great sweet silence. C Club, Psychology Club. GERALDINE LUDLOW General Spring Lake m M Although your walk is manTiish And your conversation rare, We ' ve come to this conclusion — _ That jiou ' re quite beyond compare. C Club, Up-to-Date Club, Psychology Club. ANNE MARIE LYONS General Weehawken Anne is a peach I ' m sure we all agree. She ' s full of pep, she sure__can step. And popular, ' Whoopie! ' President of the Jr. B. Class, Vice President of Student Council, Usher of Graduation Jan. 28, Class Gift Com- mittee, Section Chairman, Beta Kappa Phi Sorority. a 47 MARGUERITE LYONS General North Caldwell Though Marguerite ts always here. Amazed we loo around. Whene ' er ife hear her talking. For she never ma es a sound. Science Club, Glee Club, Music Appreciation Club, C Club. HELEN MAAS Garfield To those who noiv thee not, no words can paint. To those who J noiu thee, now all words are faint. Science Club, C Club, Contemporary Club, and Soccer Jr. B. BETTY MacCAULEY General Hoboken True modesty is a virtue That very few posses. And under its quiet cover They hide their very best. Library Council, Dramatic Club, Psychology Club, C Club. ANN LEE Mac NICHOL Montclair She came from away. For such a short stay. That ' A jolly good class mate, ' Is all we can say. Student Council, Contemporary Club. CEILA MARJORIE MAJERSACK ral A indly smile to all. she lent. ' 48 JOSEPH ANTON MARINO General Newark We have come to this conclusion. That Success is born of Resolution And credit is given where credit is iue. Good wor , ]oseph, we ' re firoud of you. ber of Men ' s Club, Program Committee, Social Com- mittee, Service Committee, Business Manager of Year Book. ALBERTA MARION MARTIN General Passaic Her hair was clustered oe ' r A brou; bright with intellcgence And fan and smooth. C Club, Finance Committee. FRANCES MARTIN General Westfleld Very few seem to ! noiu this girl, Whose name is just plain Franny, But we wish her all the iuci that ' s due, A gir! as good as any. Washington Club, Psychology Club. MARGARET ELIZABETH McCORD General Montclair Pretty blue eyes and rosy chee s AIu;ays cheerful and gay A timid manner, almost mee We u ' ish more had her way. Social Committee, Psychology Club. LAURA McCURDY General Ridgewood Her voice was ever soft. Literary Club, Dramatic Club, Student Council, Service Club. i.V, ' ' l m 49 i MAE S.McGOWAN i General Ridgefield Park t j Such as we are made of, such we be. f Publicity Committee, Curriculum Committee, Dramatic . ' ( Club, Literary Club, Psychology Club, Glee Club, C Club. JEAN McWHINNEY Kindergraten Whitefield ]ean may be little ]ean may be small. But when it comes to charm and wit. She far surpasses all. Curriculum Committee, Theta Pi Delta Sorority. GOLDIE M. MEGILL General Bradley Beach Goldie is quiet and rather small. Ready to help at every call. Most demure and very neat. Always 5mi!i7ig, always sweet. Glee Club, C Club, Up-to-date Club, Greek Pageant. MABEL LOUISE MENCH General Haledon ' A very siveet and quiet girl. With big brown eyes and hair a-curl. ' Theta Pi Delta Soroity. KATHRYN A. MERIKLE Kindergarten Madison A bit of laughter, A bit of song, A joy to behold. All day long. Glee Club, Double Quartet, Tennis Semi-Finals, Class Day Song Leader, Beta Kappa Phi Sorority. I I U 50 MARGARET OT EEFE General Course Leonardo, N. J. A humorist she will become As jo es she loves to tell Effervescent all the time with fun She giggles very well. Psychology Club, C Club. HELEN O ROURKE General Course East Orange, N. J. Helen is hap(}y, Cheerfid and gay. She bustles and bustles ' Til the end of the day. Student Council, Pin and Ring Committee, League of Women Voters, Psychology Club. DOROTHEA MILLER PALMER General Course Clarksboro, N. J. We can ' t go into much detail. But to describe her we can ' t fail, And so to ma e a long tale .short, We ' ll say that Dot ' s a very good sport. Student Council ' Vice President, Chairman Class Day, Cheer Leader, Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Hockey, Bas- ketball, Dormitory Sing Leader, Year Book Staff, Bon Ami Club, Senior Class Luncheon Committee. ANNA PARSER General Course West New York, N. J. Anne is happy This everyone nows. As she dances through life On the tips of her toes. Dramatic Club, Science Club, C Club, Basketball, Base- ball, Publicity Committee. EDNA JACQUE PAULK General Course Linden, N. J. Some fol s are much too serious, Others far too gay. But ]ac ie ' s smile Ma es life worth while, And cheers us on our way. Year Book Staff, French Club, Chairman Program Com- mittee, Sigma Phi Beta Sorority. i 53 HELEN PELLET Kindergarten Course Paterson, N. ]. The charm of her presence was feh wherever she went Glee Club, Publicity Committee, Curriculum Committee, Scenery Committee, Class Day, Sigma Phi Beta Sorority. ALICE PENNOVER General Course Wyoming Our A] is so gay, has about her a way. That is full of great vim and vitality. And we hasten to say without further delay. The secret is her personality! Senior Class Luncheon Committee, Student Council, Dra- matic Club, President of Dramatic Club, Spring Pageant, Year Book Staff, Pi Sigma Sorority. GRACE PERKINS Kindergarten Course East Orange, N. J. Calm no matter what sha es the earth. Curriculum Committee, Faculty Tea Committee, Pi Sigma Sorority. ANNA PERNA General Course Orange, N. J. ' She doeth little indnesses and giveth happiness. Psychology Club. IRMA J. PETERS General Course Clifton, N. J. Irma is tal ative, Irma is clever, Accuse her of flirting She ' d answer, ' Oh ' . T ever. ' Dramatic Club, Up-to-date Club, Spring Pageant. 54 EDNA PETERSON General Course Englewood, N. J. ' Her wayi are the ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. C Club. MADELYNE Y. PETRILLO General Course Woodcliffe, N. ]. A blac haired lass who smiles at you And has a modest way, A manner calm and quiet, too. But she certainly can play. Psychology Club. KATHERYN VIRGINIA PHILBURN General Course Newark, N. J. Rare compound oj oddity, jrolic and fun, Who relished a jo e and rejoiced in a pun. Service Committee, Student Council, Up-to-date Club, Literary Club, Dramatic Club, C Club, Cap and Gown Committee, Psychology Club. MARION PIO COSTA General Course Orange, N. J. Marion ' s eyes are blac! , Blac , too, is her hair, And when it comes to attractiveness We ' ll say this girl ' s right there. Program Committee, Psychology Club, U-to-date Club, League of Women Voters, Basketball, Library Council, Glee Club, Spring Festival. VIRGINIA PRICE General Course South Orange Big women are to he loved. But little women to be adored. Student Council, Jr. A. Class Vice President, Class Chair- man, Program Committee, Executive Committee, Armistice Day Pageant, Sigma Phi Beta Sorority. 5? HELEN AUGUSTA PUFFER General Course South Orang In solitude, this girl Docs find her greatest joy; And h e the curious Dodo bird. She ' s often seen hut seldom heard. EMMA RANKE General Passaic A girl not conscious of her excellent merit. Dramatic Club, C Club, Social Committee. EDNA REHM General Course Montclair Some thiriJ the world is made for fun and frolic. And so do I. Psychology Club. IRMA EILEEN REID General Course Paterson, N. J. Irma wears a cheerful grin. She ' s good in studies, too, Whate ' er she does she ' s bound to win, She ' s sterling through and through. HELEN FRANCES RIGHTMIRE General Course Hackensack, N. J. Beuiitchivxg loss possessed of grace. Lovely of figure and loyalty of face. Eyes disarming. Manner charming. Among the fairest she ta es her place. Class Secretary, Jr. A. Chairman, Jr. B, Student Council, Faculty Tea Committee, Class Day Committee, Senior Vice President, Faculty Luncheon Committee, Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Spring Pageant, Pi Sigma Sorority. 56 RACHEL WILMA RIKER General Course Boonton Toti ' d scace expect one of my age To spea in public on the stage. } A mii PAULINE ROBINSON She ' s neat and siveet from head to toe. Do we love her? I should say so. C Club, Alhpha Sorority. JOSEPHINE ROLLER Kindergarten Atlantic City If you want a thing done well, Do it yourself? !NJo — as ]o. Student Council, Glee Club, Chairman of Scenery Com- mittee Class Day. KATHRYN E.M.ROSE General Plainfield Kitty is a little girl, Tct is so full of pep That when we have a dance with her She ' s never out of step. Science Club, Glee Club, Curriculum Committee, Literary Editor of Montclarion, C Club. BEATRYCE B. ROSENBAUM ' B ' Stands for Beatryce, ' A ' for classmate fair ' Who is always happy With never a care. Up-to-Date Club, Literary Club, Session Room Chairman, Curriculum Committee. ■aif: ' ! 57 MURIEL RUDDICK General Englewood Muriel is a quiet girl. From her we rarely hear. But when she spea s it is worth while To open wide your ears. Publicity Committee, Up-to-Date Club, Psychology Club. FLORENCE SAWYER Kindergarten East Orange ' If you had as ed of me all that I had, I ivould have giuen it and been glad. KATHRYN A. SAUER General Dunellen Happy 1 am, from care I ' m free! Why aren ' t they all contented li e me? MARY EILEEN SCHAEFER General Plainfield In silence as she moves around Her willingness is easily found. Student Council, Glee Club, Social Committee, Section Chairman, Dramatic Club, Sping Pargeant, Armistice Day Pageant, Service Committee, Up-to-Date Club. BESSIE SCHMIDT General Oakhurst The most manifest sign of wisdom is continued cheerfulness. C Club, Red Cross. 58 19 2 8 EVELYN SCHULTZ General Asbury Park uiet but of much abiKtv. Glee Club, ' C Club, Up-to-Date Club, Spring Pageant. ii.T :i DOROTHY AGNES SCOTT General Newark Dot slips in and Dot slips out. We hardly }{now what she ' s about. And yet our heans are ne ' er so bright As when she ' s sitting m our sight. Sr. A, Cap and Gown Committee, Sr. B, Program Com- mittee, C Club, Psychology Club, Photography Editor of Montclarion. DOROTHY B. SCOTT General Phillisburgh An industrious maid is our ' Dorothy B, A student, a comrade, a friend. When a job ' s to be done She ' s always the one. To wor right on to the end. Treasurer of Sr. B and Sr. A Class, Secretary of the Student Council, Chairman of Honor Society Committee, Social Committee, Dramatic Club, C Club, Contempor- ary Club, Class Day Committee, Faculty Luncheon Com- mittee, Spring Pageant. DOROTHY lONE SEAMAN Kindergarten Passaic Her very frowns are fairer far Than smiles of other maidens are. Publicity Committee, Service Committee, Glee Club, Cur- ] riculum Committee, Program Committee, Theta Pi Delta : - - ' V,! Sorority. ! -. ! ' ANNA MARY SHAFER General Phillipsburg Anna seems to be so distant, Away from all the rest. And yet we now she ' s friendly enough. For we have made the test. Up-to-Date Club, C Club, Psychology Club. 59 ELEANOR MARIE SHANNON General West Orange In business and pleanire. T ow here and now there. You ' ll always find Eleanor A-doing her share. Finance Committee, Jr. A and Sr. A., Glee Club, Dramatic Club, C Club, Up-to-Date Club, Montclanon Staff, Jr. A, Assistant Business Manager of Year Book. •IVil RUTH SHAW Kindergarten Camden Our Ruth is extremely clever. Her songs ;iist ma e us howl, She is so very jolly, Tou never see her scowl. I Chairman of Finance Committee, Dramatic Club, Property Committee of Christmas Party, Property Committee Class Day, Student Play Two Slatterns and a King. JEANETTE SHINN General Asbury I u ' ill be sad ]or no one Finance Committee, Bulletin Board Committee, Literary Club. MARJORIE SHUMARD General Bradley Beach Faithful to every trust. Gentle, loyal, }{ind and just. Up-to-Date Club, C Club, Psychology Club. RUTH LEE SILVERMAN General Passaic Alii ' ays cheerful, always gay. With never a smile cast either way. Social Committee, Up-to-Date Club, Psychology Club, C V, Club, Englonians. i l i I 60 ADELAIDE SMERALDO East Orange ' In silence as she movei around, Her willingness is easily found. ALICE ELIZABETH SMITH General Rumson Alice may be quiet. In class or m the hall. But she is just the ind of girl. Who has a smile for all. Publicity Committee, Library Council, Up-to-Date, C Club, Psychology Club. BERNICE FRANCES SMITH General Butler Bernice is a quiet girl. Has some quiet fun, If we are quiet, we shall see. Her quietness has won. Eligibility Committee, Library Council, Psychology Club. ELLEN H. SMITH General W. Paterson When you ' re sad and have had a hum day, fust thin of Ellen to drive the blues away. Merry and quic , bright and gay. She has made us happy during our stay. Dramatic Club, Eligibility Club. MARJORIE J. SMITH General Bloomfield ' Midge ' is of an athletic turn, She ran s among our best. She always greets you with a smile. Or with a friendly jest. Soccer Team, Basketball Team, Track Team, Baseball Team, Contemporary Club, Greek Pageant. 61 PHILOMENA SPINELLI General Orangi I would help others out of a fellow feeling. ' Contemporary Club, HARRIET R. STAPLES Kindergarten East Orange y ever a worry, never a care; Always sweet and debonair. Library Council, Faculty Tea Committee, Alpha Sorority. ROSE STEIN General Hoboken The secret of success is constancy of purpose. C Club, Sr. A Basketball, Psychology Club. HILDEGARD T. STENZ Kindergarten WyckofF ' Her voice was ever gentle, sweet and low; an excellent thing in woman. Dramatic Club. GERTRUDE STOPICK General Newark Better three hours too soon, than a minute late. Psychology Club, Up-to-Date Club, C Club, Glee Club. i 62 T i g yr-ii H-..W- = ::J ELIZABETH STRYKER Flemington Pretty brown eyes and rosy chee s, Alivays cheerful and gay; A timid manner, almost mee . We wish more had her way Service Committee, Curriculum Committee, Publicity Com- mittee, Service Committee, Dramatic Club. ALICE KATHLEEN SUTHERLAND General Pequannock There is an old saying that Silence is Bliss, To this Alice adds conscientiousness , Her sweet personality full of goodwill, ' Twill carry her onward up life ' s hill. GERTRUDE M. TAYLOR General Westfield With all her faults we love her still But STILL she cannot he, For Gertrude li es to ma e things hum We ' re certain you ' ll agree. Student Council, Jr. A Section Chairman, Secretary G. . A Jr. B., Sr. Jr. B. Soccer Team, Jr. B., Jr. A. Basket- h ill Team, Baseball Team, Jr. A. Track, Sr. B. Hockey Team, Sr. A. Basketball Team, Jr. A. Varsity Basketball Teim, Sr. B. Chairman Dorm Initiation, Sr. Luncheon Committee, Dramatic Club, Theta Pi Delta Sorority. GERTRUDE F. TAYLOR General Newark Gentlemen prefer blondes — they say, Ta e a loo at Trudy; why .shouldn ' t they Student Council, Finance Committee, Dramatic Club, 1 leulty Tea Committee, Spring Pageant, Dramatic Play, ' ychology Club, Class Day Comedienne, Social Com- mittee, Pi Sigma Sorority. MIRIAM E. TEPPER ,vili General ' Tis nice to be natur. Bayonne when you ' re naturally nice. ' (iccer Team, Up-to-Date Club, Orchestra Club, Literary Club Council, Up-to-Date Club Council, Class Day Pro- gram, Spring Festival. 63 RUTH THRELFALL General Totowa Borough ' A little too serious. Don ' t you thin ? We ' d rather you ' d smile and save the in Science Club, C Club. LOUISE MARIE THURKAUF General Grantwood Begone, duU Care, thou and 1 shall never agree. Eligibility Committee, Social Committee, Up-to-Date Club, C Club, Alpha Sorority. VIRGINIA I. TILTON General Farmingdale ' A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any mar et. ' Science Club, Dramatic Club, S.K.K. Club. WINIFRED PRATT TORREY General Paterson Diligent, Obliging, Trustworthy. Montclarion Staff, Curriculum Committee, Class Day Pro- gram Committee, Section Chairman, Pi Sigma Sorority. MARIE A. TRAVERS General Passaic Marie is some pianist; She plays with s ill and with ease And when her selection ' s finished We admit that she can please. m 64 EDITH TROTTER General Bergenfield Tail and stately, but with a merry twin le in her eyes. ' GLADYS TROWBRIDGE Kindergarten Maplewood Her air, her manners, all who saw admired. Dramatic Club, Chairman Pin and Ring Committee, Chair- man Faculty Tea, Chairman Section Room, Pi Sigma Sorority. JEANNE ALICE TROWBRIDGE General Butler She saw the thing she ought to do And went ahead and did it; Of her ind there ' s very few We willingly admit it. SELMA TURTELTAUB General Bayonne Come and trip it as you i On the light fantastic toe. ' Dramatic Club, C Club, Literary Club, Up-to-Date Club, Student Council, Baseball, Soccer. DOROTHY VANCE General Dumont Her sunny smiles drive care away. C Club. 6J MARY D. VAN DERBEEK General Annandale Mary is athletic and tall. In math she always beats us all; An all-round sport, with charm and wit. For old Montclair, she ' s done her bit. Treasurer of Student Council, Secretary of Senior Class, Vice-President Contemporary Club, Vice-President C Cluh, Science Club, Soccer, Basketball, Baseball, Track Team, Finance Committee, Section Chairman, Psychology Club, Personal Editor of Year Book. MARGARET VANDERMEER General Little Falls She ' s sort o ' quiet, sort o ' droll. Sort o ' unassuming. She lends her aid where there is need Her duties then resuming. Science Club, Glee Club, Psychology Club, C Club. GRACE LILLIAN VANDER VLEET ' We only k.now you ' re quiet, That you ' re seldom if ever heard. Really, to our nowledge Toii ' re never said a word. ETHEL VAN FLEET Gneral Plainfield Big brown eyes and chestnut hair, A little miss with a cheerful air, Tou often see her moving around, But never hear her ma ing a sound. Secretary C Club. I ' M I i GLADYS EMMA VAN MARTER General Passaic Tou ' re s (iil u! with the pencil. You ' re s illful with the pen; We hope you ' ll be an artist For you ' d be famous then. Dramatic Club, Psychology Club, Optic ' s Club, Publicity Committee, Art Work-Year Book. i 66 RUTH M.VER SOY General Irvington The very room, coz she was in. Seemed warm from floor to ceilin ' . Curriculum Committee, Social Committee, Chairman Serv- ice Committee, Dramatic Club, Up-to-Date Club, Mont- clarion Staff Associate Editor. JOSEPHINE MARIE VOLPE General Lodi Her words are so very rare. We hardly now that she is there. But when the years success may bring Our Josephine will watching bear. Upto-Date Club, Literary Club, C Club, Psychology Club, Service Committee, Optic ' s Club, Soccer. NAN MARIE WALL General Passaic A clever mind, a winning smile, A touch of humor, too. Attractive personality. Unusual versalility. There ' s nothing she can ' t do. Editor-in-Chief of Year Book, Dorm Initiation Committee, Chairman Dance Committee of Class Day, Class Day Pro- gram, Spring Play — Rescue of Ulysses, Literary Club, Dramatic Club, Contemporary Club, Glee Club, Student Council, Baseball, Hockey, Dormitory Dance Committee Chairman, Publicity Committee. GRACE ISABEL WEEKS General Ridgewood Cheerful and full of fun, a friend to all. Usher Class Day, Social Committee, Armistice Day Pag- eant, Bulletin Board Committee, Library Council President, Finance Committee, C Club, Gamma Phi Delta Sorority. EVELYN WEINGARTNER Kindergarten Ve An ounce of mirth is worth more than a pound of sorrow. 67 eral HELEN M.WENZ Merchantville There is an old saying as wise as ' tis true And it seems, Helen, it applies to you; It says priceless things come m packages small And we all agree, you should never grow tall. Bulletin Board Committee Chairman, Student Council, ' C Club, Bon Ami Club, Psychology Club, Up-to-Date Club, Junior League of Women Voters. MYRTLE WICKS General ■•T i le sunshine came along Grantwood th her. Eligibility Committee, Bulletin Board Committee, Club, Alpha Sorority. VIRGINIA WILLIAMS General East Orange Lil eabJe, earnest, extraordinary. Sigma Phi Beta Sorority. BARBARA WOLF General Bergenfield Depenability personijied. Glee Club, Vice-President Science Club, Treasurer C Club, Up-to-Dat e Club. HELEN WOLF General Jersey City Tou don ' t often advertise. We now that you ' re reliable. Many even thin you ' re wise, ' We ' d call you most desirable. Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Psychology Club, Science Club, C Club, Spring Pageant, Program Committee. ! 68 MARY ELIZABETH WOMBLE General Montclair Mar i, Mary not contrary. Tour list of friendi does grow. Some with fun, some with none. We wish you ne ' er a. foe. Tennis Tournament, Field Meet. HAZEL ABRIGAIL WRENCH General Nutley Attractive, complete, never on time, Reading her out of town letters. She loo s from under her tresses sublime As 1 she never had met us. Usher at Graduation, Student Council, Social Committee, Finance Committee, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Spring Pageant — Rescue of Ulysses, Armistice Day Pageant, Social Editor of Year Book, Pi Sigma Sorority. MURIEL W. ZIMMERMANN General Westwood AH ) in ' 0 ' smily round the lips And teary round the lashes. Dramatic Club, Literary Club, Finance Committee, Cur- riculum Committee, Eligibility Committee, Section Room Chairman, Contemporary Club, Advertising Manager of Year Book, Theta Pi Delta Sorority. 69 BERNICE BLACK General East Orange A cheery girl with a generous smile. She ma es one thin that life ' s worth while Joke Committee Year Book. RUTH L. ENNIS Kindergarten Paterson Grace in all her steps; in every gesture dignity and sincer- itii. GLADYS GEISSELMAN General Asbury Park She has a most mysterious air. Her heart is big, her hair is fair. Bulletin Board Committee, Social Committee, Beta Kappa Phi Sorority. LILLIAN MILBAUER General East Orange Let the world slide, let the world go, A fig for a care, a fig for woe. C Club, Dramatic Club. NORMA POTTER Kindergarten Course South Orange She was made for happy thoughts. For playful wit and laughter. Glee Club, Service Committee, Student Council, Faculty Tea Committee, Sigma Phi Beta Sorority. 70 i BLANCHE ROSTOW General East Orange A !itt!e hit of a whoh lot. Dramatic Club, Literary Club, Glee Club, Orchestra, Cur- riculum Committee, Up-to-Date Club. ISABEL SHAEFE Kindergarten Hackensack Better be small and shine, than hig and cast a shadoiu. ' ' fli MARJORIE M. SMITH General Westfield She bows at the shrine of athUtics. Service Committee, G. A. A. Treasurer, Jr. B. Soccer, Capt. Jr. A. Basektball, Sr. B. Basketball, Psychology Club. C Club, Armistice Day Pageant, Dramatic Club, Track, Baseball. II General ELIZA TODD A trusty Friend, As true as steei. Dramatic Club, Basketball Team. Paterson 71 t;V I w i I I f 72 73 SENIOR B CLASS OFFICERS THE CLASS OF FEB. ' 29 has been active in school interests especially athletics and are quite proud of the fact that they are champions of the past basketball season. They gave the customary St. Patricks Day program in chapel, which has been allotted to the seniors, and which has been received with enthusiasm by both the faculty and student body. CLASS OFFICERS- FEBRUARY 1929 President Ele. ' nor Boland Vice -President Lillwn Nagle Secretary Geraldine Novack Treasurer Grace Leyers. m 74 75 JUNIOR A OFFICERS JUNIOR A CLASS President RuTH TiGF.R Vice-President Dorothy Uhlrich Secretary JOSEPHINE HuTCHINSON Treasurer Frances Housel 1 (i I I THIS class, entering last September, has most of its members active in many of the clubs and organizations of the school. However, as yet the class has not been given a chance to prove its initiative in matters of importance, but as soon as it returns next year as the Senior Class, it will show what it can do. I w Ik 76 V. 77 m 1 1 I i i i Pi:i w ITH only 20 members the Junior B group began their Normal School career, but the smallness of the class did not keep them from co-operating with fellow students to the best of their abilities. Junior B ' s we are proud of you. m President Emma Phillips Vice-President Harriet Muller Secretary Anne Purcell Treasurer Jeannette Reutzsch s iiM ' 4, I 78 M 79 f -sV SOPHOxMORL CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORE CLASS President David Williams Vice-President . . Teckla Dalhoff Treasurer Ch.- rle. ' .; Offhouse Secretary Franklin Willey THE FIRST evidences of the activities of the Sophomore Class were the green hats that the Freshman wore the first few weeks of school. These with additional orna- ments helped to initiate the first Freshmen of the College. Next came the Sopho ' more Hop which proved that this class could make a success of their social function. Rc ' cently the Sophomores have given a 1930 banner to the school. We feel that the Sophomore Class with Dean Finley as the advisor, will give much to the school life with making traditions and keeping up the spirit of Montclair. 80 i I FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS FRESHMAN CLASS I President Daniel Sullivan Vice-President Betty Lamberson Treasurer Violet Gioggia Secreiary _ - Norman Keppler THE CLASS of 1931 entered Montclair College of Education September 1927 as its iirst freshman. The above officers were elected to transact the business of the class for the ensuing year. Much time has been devoted to creating precedent for the future. A very successful informal dance was held at Edward Russ Hall March 30, 1928. A committee is now planning fall initiation in preparation for the entering class. 82 H i i4 m m 83 THE ' C ' CLUB President Mary Alice Boland Vice-President ELEANOR PlERCE Secretary Janet Newcomb Treasurer Ruth Rutstein Facult Advisor MiSS CRAWFORD i i i Si THE C CLUB is one of the largest organisations in the school. It was formed for the purpose of studying various phases of visual education. It fared so well that a class for visual education was established. The club has taken up the study of the motion picture camera, stereopticon slides, picto-rolls, maps, charts, and museum material. The kodak and camera are now being studied. The old members of the club have enjoyed the subjects that were treated and it is hoped that the new members will, also. Meetings are held the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month in Room 4 at 3:15. 84 THE CLASSICAL CLUB President . Helen Bossidy Vice-President Marjorie Sanders Secretary DoROTHY Dromeshauser THE CLASSICAL CLUB was organised in October, 1927, under the supervision of Miss Ethel Littlefield. The purpose of this club was to further an interest in the Classics. With mutual agreement the members decided to undertake the study of Greek Classics. The choice seemed to be a popular one for in a few months the membership had grown to thirty. At present, the club is endeavoring to find a Greek Play suitable to serve as a climax to the year ' s study of Greek. The Classical Club meets every Tuesday at 3:10 in Room 9. 87 M : m THE CONTEMPORARY CLUB President Ruth Lindsay Vice-President LORRAINE Kaucher Secretary Harriet Muller Treasurer Hazei. McConser THE CONTEMPORARY CLUB, formed last fall with the aid of Miss McKinney and Miss Stryker, is a fusion of the Literary and Up-To-Date Clubs. The club aims to help each student to develop natural tendencies in expression of their own thoughts in original writings of prose and poetry. Prizes are awarded annually for the best works of prose and poetrj ' . Current topics and problems of historical importance are also discussed. The Contemporary Club has already had many interesting and iolly meetings, one of which was given over to a lecture on Modern Poetry by Mr. Webster. Regular meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each month. I M ' ' 3) 88 m m m THE DOUBLE QUARTETTE SOPRANOS Virginia Smith Althea Cannon ALTOS Hilda Andre Ethel Dochterman ml TENORS Clarence Yentema Joseph Fiorilla BASSES Charles Offhouse David Williams m T HIS year the school has watched with interest the establishment and growing ability of a new organization, the Double Quartette. This musical group has been selected and proficiently directed by Mr. Carter. Activities of the Double Quartette have included three radio programs over station WODA of Paterson, a Christmas Cantata, commencement music and programs in Assembly. i P 89 EDWARD RUSS HALL President - LlLLIAN Nast Vice-President Virginia Stuart Secretary _ KL thryn Drennan Treasurer Gertrude Bollinger Delegate Olive Lyons I DDIE RUSS has many pleasant memories associated with it in our minds. I J The dances, feeds, informal gatherings, sings and best of all, Initiation, will always be our most pleasant memories. We did have such fun! This one big happy family has two mothers to look after them; Mrs. Snedeker, our matron, and Miss Capron, our nurse. The Eddie Russ family is governed by an Honor Council whose duty it is to enforce the Constitution of the dormitory. The members of the council are chosen by the girls in the Dorm at the end of each term. The officers for this term are: Lillian Nast, president; Virginia Stuart, vice-president; Kathryn Drennan, secretary, and Gertrude Bollinger and Olive Lyons. Dorothy Hunt ' 28. i 1 i 90 W Mi: i i o THE GLEE CLUB NE of the most popular school organi::ations is the Glee Club. Under the excellent leadership of Miss McKinley, this club meets once a week for its regular rehearsal. The membership is composed of girls carefully selected by Miss McKinley. This year the organization of a volunteer club has accorded the privileges of the regular Glee Club to girls who have late classes. Commencement music has been provided for, in the past, by the Glee Club, and this is now an established custom. In the frequent sings and special programs pre- sented, the club is assisted by Mr. Carter, its very able accompanist. Each member thoroughly enjoys the delightful and beneficial work of the club and is proud to be granted the privilege of membership. 91 i i J THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS President Katherine Lehi.bach Vice-President Catherine Firling Secretary Julia Whitelock Treasurer Muriel King Faculty Advisor Ma. Roy W. Hatch THE NEW VOTERS LEAGUE of Women Voters is a young hut active part of the Montclair life. Since its organization it has had some very interesting meet- ings, some with speakers and others for discussion. On Februray 4th, the officers attended a conference with other New Voters from New Jersey. Recently the League gave a very successful bridge in the Dormitory. A very interesting program has been planned for the remainder of the year. I I ss;=( 92 LE CERCLE FRANCAIS President Lillian Barrere Vice-President Helen Young Secretary and Treasurer Betty Bernard Executive Committee Helen Mills, Helen Wilson IN SEPTEMBER a Cercle Fran ais for Montclair Teacher ' s College and Normal School was organized within the French Class. Later, membership was enlarged, embracing all students and teachers who have studied two years of French. Our prime object is to make French live for us. In order to realise this aim, French is the language of the Cercle meetings. Three of the dramatically inclined members have already presented a most amusing One- Act Play, entitled Rosalie. More are to follow. Meetings are held the second and fourth Mondays of each month, at four o ' clock in the Dormitory. 93 M THE LIBRARY COUNCIL is made up of one representative from each class sec- tion, elected by that section. The faculty representative is Miss E. Winifred Crawford. The Council meets from time to time with the Librarian, Miss Zaidee Brown, to discuss ways of making the Library meet the needs of the students and to adjust any questions connected with the order or with Library Rules. Each member of the Council gives one class hour a week for service to the Library. This help is needed at the Loan Desk and is greatly appreciated by the Librarian. Members of the Council, in consideration of the service they give, are allowed free access to the stacks. 94 f ' 1) SCIENCE CLUB President Edith Knowles Vice-President HARRIET DuNN Secretary HELEN ToLLEY Treasurer Frieda Fuhrmann Editor-in-Chief Helen Ruckert Chairman of Program Committee Eleanor Noyes THE SCIENCE CLUB for the past term has certainly afforded those interested in Science and Nature Study an opportunity to gain knowledge and broaden their experiences by nature hikes, museum visits, camping trips, supper hikes and meetings. On the nature hikes, groups of girls have studied flowers, birds, sun, moon, stars and rocks and have tracked animals in the snow with Miss Woodward as their capable leader. Last October, several members spent a week-end at Camp Thendara in the Pali ' sades Interstate Park, where they met some fine people of the Green Mountain Club of which Miss Woodward is President. The Science Club feels highly indebted to Miss Woodward, its faculty advisor and friend, for its success. 99 THE STUDENT COUNCIL President . . . . . . . . . Jean Sibley ViccPresident Dorothea Palmer Secretary Mary Lyall Treasurer Francis Beam THE COUNCIL is the governing body of the school and represents the Student Government Association of which everyone in school is a member. Those who are allowed to attend the meetings are : the Executive Committee consisting of the Council Officers and all Class Vice-Presidents, two representatives from each section. Presidents of all classes (each one considered as a representative from her section) , Presidents of all organizations and Chairmen of all committees. The work of the Council is to discuss matters of vital importance to the student body and to try to adjust things for the convenience of the students. New plans, ideas and suggestions on things pertaining to school betterment are brought up at the session. The Faculty is informed of all business transacted at these meetings. The Council does many things beneficial to both Faculty and students and is a worthwhile organization. 100 SPORTS I 101 BASEBALL A T THE opening of the Baseball Season the same keen interest in athletics was dis- played by the members of our class. We soon had a Junior A team organised and playing in the same peppy fashion. We defeated the Junior B ' s by the of 16-12. In June our school had as its guests the Montclair Rotary Club who gave us a good fast game of Baseball which ended in their favor 16-8. The Normal School team was represented by members of the faculty as well as a few of the class of June, 1928. 102 4 i i i w BASKETBALL BASKETBALL, is of course, our winter indoor sport. Three seasons, two of which have found us champions, have been completed and the fourth season is well on the way to our usual victorious end. Because of the unusual merit of our players, we feel it fitting to mention the names of those who have played at least three of the four seasons. In center we had Ruth Herbert, Ann Parsek, and Catherine Mundy to start the ball rolling toward our goal. The guards in the persons of Marjorie J. Smith, Mary Kunsmueller, and Gertrude M. Taylor were strong combinations and Mary Van Derbeek, Mary Durning, Hazel Adams, and Marjorie M. Smith were the big shots. Aside from these inter-class games we were fortunate enough to arrange a game between Paterson Normal and our varsity composed of several of our number. Our victory brought a successful season to a close. This season our varsity journeyed down to the Montclair Athletic Club where we were defeated in a fast game by the score of 19 ' 14. m 103 HOCKEY THIS FALL found us lined up with Hockey sticks and after weeks of practice in dribbles, passes and other necessary techniques, we formed a Senior team The season brought forward some brilliant playing from the skilled members of our famous eleven but as we were new at the game, we did not have our usual good results. 1 ife I a I 104 SOCCER IT WAS not long after our arrival at Montclair that a goodly number of our class made their acquaintance with Miss Duke and Miss Hepburn at our first Soccer practice. This game was new to us but we all enjoyed our initiation and managed to have a very successful season winning two out of three games. 1 IM WA 105 i TRACK IN THE Spring of 1927 we held our yearly mass track meet which gave each girl an opportunity to win individual honors. Once again our class, then Junior A ' s, took the lead in winning the greatest number of points. We excelled in the High Jump, Basketball Throws, Relays, and the Dash. I I I 8 106 i i M iih i GIRLS ' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION President Frances Mol.lrc Vice-President Helen Halligan Secretary Gertrude M, Taylor Treasurer Mary Burning WHAT does the G. A. A. mean to you? Can you hear the chck of hockey sticks when the weather is crisp in the fall, and later on do you notice the steady rhythm of the basketball being passed from player to player in the gym? It is the G. A. A. which arranges all these inter-class sports and strives to build up a feeling of goodfellowship among the girls. To further encourage this attitude the council introduced something new in the form of a Play ' Day last spring. Twenty-five girls each from Paterson and Newark Normals spent the afternoon playing group games with us. Since this was the first ac- tivity of its kind in the state, we were delighted with its successful results. We hope to have another similar activity this term. Of course, Miss Duke and Miss Hepburn, our two competent advisors, are always ready to give us valuable assistance with our work at any time. Gertrude M. Taylor CHEERING SQUAD .i THE CHEERING SQUAD of the Montclair State Normal School and College of Education is a new addition this year. In the fall there was a felt need for more school spirii and enthusiasm. Pep meetings were held every Wednesday noon for two months to teach the school the songs and yells used at the basketball games during the wmter. This year ' s cheer leader, Dorothea M. Palmer, has had charge of this work and is training a group from which next year ' s leaders will be selected. This group has led cheers and songs at all the games. In the late spring, try- outs will be held and the student body will vote on the cheer leader for next year, who will carry on this work. I I I I 108 BOYS ATHLETICS OF THE three major activities in college life; namely, scholastics, social functions, and athletics, the last named seems to command more attention from the boys. This has been mostly the case with the boys in Montclair State Teacher ' s Colleare |r J| Las ' fall, after much hesitation and deliberation, a basketball team was formed, the ' ■ first in the history of the college. Due to lack of practice facilities and the lack of a regular coach, the team was very slow in rounding into proper form. Nevertheless it soon found its stride, and defeated team after team. The enviable record of eight victories and four defeats for the season sets a goal at which future teams might aim. Iff ' ' ! Plans for baseball and football teams are rapidly being made and with loyal eup- ID li port from the student body Montclair will lead other colleges not only in s cholastics but also in the realm of athletics. Joe Fiorilla 109 Uif-M 1 ■Jfi ' : 110 ALPHA SORORITY President Pauline Phelan Vice-President BiLLY Kretchmer Secretary . Vida Peterson Corresponding Secretarv . Margaret Truesdale Treasurer LuCILLE DiMM ALPHA SORORITY is the oldest society in Montclair State Normal School, being founded in 1910. We are proud to include Miss Stryker, Miss McKinley and Miss Hepburn among our honorary members. The Sorority held its Christmas Dance this year at the Newark Athletic Club. The annual Luncheon was at the Hotel McAlpin. OTHER MEMBERS Ellen Jane O ' Donnell Louise Thurkauf Dorothy Davis Ruth Hanners Lillian Nagel Betty Barr Harriet Staples Jeanette Boos Enid Smith Myrtle Wicks Pauline Robinson 111 , .. . • . N l fe 1 Ki l il P Kr J l 1 S; H 1 Pj i j B M BETA KAPPA PHI President Betty Hart Vice-President Patsey Rosenfelder Secretary Marjorie Tripp Treasurer VIRGINIA SMITH THE BETA KAPPA PHI SORORITY added four new members to the Delta chapter during the fall term. The sorority sponsored a successful Christmas Dance held at the Columbian Club, East Orange, and an alumni luncheon at the Hotel Biltmore, New York City. The institution of informal initiation was abolished from the sorority ' s ritual. It is the sincere wish of the sorority at large, to be an active factor in future Montclair life. Ann Greenlaw Ann Lyons Ruth Hotaling Norma Fleming Mary Durning OTHER MEMBERS Margaret Millington Gladys Giesemann Lucile Comesky Elsa Liebig Alva Crankshaw Katherine Merikle 112 IVJ, P ' k THETA PI DELTA President Flora Kling Vice-President Arline Kramer Secretary MARGARET SPOHN Corresponding Secretary Ethel Bruland Treasurer Eleanor Johnson THETA PI DELTA maintains standards and ideals of the highest type, the prime purpose being to promote the Montclair spirit; a spirit of loyalty to our school and cooperation with our supervisors and classmates. Six new members were initiated into our group this Fall, making seventeen active members. Once a year the active membres meet the alumnae at a luncheon in the Hotel McAlpin. This is a social meeting with the aim of bringing the old and new girls into a closer relationship. OTHER MEMBERS Mary Lyall Muriel Zimmermann Ruth Waring Dorothy Seaman Elsie Becker Jean McWhinney Laura Braddock Gertrude Taylor Muriel King Mabel Mench Kathleen Cummings 113 i PI SIGMA SORORITY President Fern Darby Vice-President Isabel Colyer Corresponding Secretary WINIFRED ToRREY Recording Secretary LiLLiAN Yates Treasurer Eleanor Anne Middleton Other Members Gladys Trowbridge Alice Pennoyer Grace Perkins Gertrude Taylor Hazel Wrench Elizabeth Brown Helen Rightmire Grace Taylor PI SIGMA is one of the oldest societies in the Normal School. Our members are maintaining to the best of their ability the high standards and ideals for which our sorority stands. We are proud of its spirit and loyalty. It is our hope that it may ever continue a friendly hand of welcome for all of our new schoolmates and a pleasant and helpful memory for the old. Faculty Advisor - Miss McKinney 114 m i t SIGMA PHI BETA SIGMA PHI BETA— Epsilon Chapter (jormerly Sigma Sigma Omicron) Founded f920 Established 1921 Active Members 1 1 OFFICERS President . . . . ' Jean Sibley Vice-President Edna Jack Paulk Corresponding Secretary Margaret Beoder Recording Secretary Grace Seymour Treasurer Dorothy Searing Historian Ruth Bettes OTHER MEMBERS— Active Virginia Williams Norma Potter Virginia Price Charlotte Herbert Helen Pellet Hi ' S n § 1 m AUTOGRAPHS ]16 Mi i I] AUTOGRAPHS I I m iii 117 118 Sewers PHONE PASSAIC 3 248 Pavements Concrete Work Etc. PAUL GIULIANI General Contractor 447 NORTH MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. Compliments of EDWARD RUSS HALL 119 Compliments of MONTCLAIR TRUST COMPANY MONTCLAIR, N. J. Deposit Tour Savings in a Savings Ban The Montclair Savings Bank A Mutual Savings Bank and the only one of its kind in Montclair. Assets over $8,000,000 AVOID FINANCIAL PROBLEMS Troublesome financial problems cannot erist with ready cash. 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