Mount Holly High School - Red Oak Yearbook (Mount Holly, NJ)

 - Class of 1941

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THE RED OAK Say It With Song . Alice Griffith ...... Chester Rogers Betty Hatcher .... Dotty O'Mahony .. Paul Leary ....... Anna Nippins ..... Virginia Lippincott Florence Bakley . . . Warren Geary .... Betty Johnson . . . Thelma Beebe .. Loretta Gaiser . .. Jean Gibbons .... Ruth Pondysh .... Elizabeth Snyder . . Walton Davis .... Helen Gerber .... Irving Winner . . . Janet Gsell ...... Annie Kulp ....... Ralrnond Perkins .. Dot Bowen ....... Dot Shinske .... Arthur Croshaw Doris Greenwald .. Paul Bradshaw .... Dallas Stratton .... Irene Hogan ..... johnny Grover .... George Mingin .... Bert Rau ......... Mildred Leonard .. Mary Jane Donaghy Virginia Cliver .... Raymond Davis .. . Emerson Carter Helen Mazurkiewicz Helen Fadeley .... junior Shivers .... George Claypoole . John McGrath .... Lucy Mareno ..... Peggy Tomlinson . . Richard Kulp ..... Marjorie Lurty Norman Parker .. . Raymond Winner . jean Moore ....... Helen Carson ..... Martha Schwertzler Annie Overby ..... Elsie Worrell ..... Cf SK at Gi if Turn Back the Clock -- ca .. ..cc I6 K6 H it if K6 KC Ki KC CC ...H Call of the Canyon ll KC So You're the Onev Little White Lies Scatterbrainn I've Got a One Track Mind Smarty Pants Oh johnny If I Were a Millionaire Billy Charming Little Faker I Can't Resist You We Three How Can You Pretend The One I Love Belongs t Mv Silent Mood Old Fashioned Love oi Somebody Else Night After Night After You The Things You Can Do With Your Feet Ill Never Smile Again Little Sleepy Head Two Dreams Met Our Love Affair Drummer Boy I'rn Nobody's Baby Annie Doesn't Live Here Anvmore Hey, Stop Kissing My Sister May I Never Love Again The Sailor With the Navy Blue Eyes Last Night Where Do You Keen Your Heart What's the Matter With Me I'm a Bad Boy Well Did You Evah ? Pardon Us We're in Love I Want a Girl The Same Old Story lust Leave Me Alone Little Girl Here Comes the Bride Tf I Had My Way Charles Was a Sailor 91 Gentleman Needs a Shave Rumboogiev My Bill Parking in the Starlight Accidentally on Purpose It All Comes Back to Me 30 Now

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THE RED OAK Here's the Name Jane Lee Mildred Leonard Marjorie Linton Virginia Lippincott Marjorie Lurty Barbara Malan Lucy Mareno Rose Mareno Elizabeth Marshall Dorothy Mayhury Helen Mazurklewlcz Everett Mickle Bennie Millch Robert Mlnteer Jean Moore John McGinnis John McGrath Betty Newbold Marlon Newbold Anna Nlppins Dottie O'MahonY Peg!! 0'MahonY Myrtle Ott Annie Overlay Olive Palel Norman Parker Nancy Perkins Ralmond Perkins Peggy Perry Verna Pew Ruth Pondylh Santo Porto Evelyn Prlckett Theodore Pytel Bert Rau John Reid Edith Ritter Chester Rogers Rachel Ruman Nick Russo Martha Schwertzler Mildred Seward Dorothy Shlnske Junior Shlvers Edward Small Lillian Smith Elizabeth Snyder Joseph Sorber Leona Still Dallas Stratton Donald Thompson Polly Tomlinson Noted For Quietness Athletics Dancing Dates for one Fllrtlnl Acting up Height Clothes Grand personality Flirting Talking Quletness Vlncentown Curly hair Sports Nice hair Shoulders Modesty Her walk Sleeping Giggle Love for Democrats Music Cheerfulness Blushing H's quiet way Quietnezs Sports Her giggle Her modesty Runninlthe Flirting Her freckles Height That French Bass horn Leadership Good looks I-ler dancin! Cuttin' up Quletness Quietness Her smile His intellect Good Hb driving Her men Her gab Chewing gum hall Being good natured Grin Happy disposition Dancing Elisabeth Underwood Talklni William Warner Ralston Weeks Joseph Willltts Irving Winner Raymond Winner Viola Wolf llllle Worrell Martin Zimmerman His hair Loud talkin! Flirting Football Being cute Skating Bookkeeping Laughing Class Mirror l-Iere's How He Got Through Worked Studied In the usual way In the usual way Pretending Flashing those eyes Flashing her dimples Studying Studying Jumping around I-ler accent In his quiet way What's your opinion? Chewing gum Walked all the way Sliding That certain accent Initiative Gift of gal: Three guesses Want to know? On her style Calmly and quietly Initiative Studying In thc usual way Just about made it Workinll By being cheerful By being studious You can't guess Sliding through Guessl Chewing gum Just about In the usual way Drawing As football hero We wonder We want to know Brightnas In her unobtrusive way With her eyes Knowledge On his nerve I don't know Dreaming We don't know, do you 'I She worked her way out On his line Just knocking Flashing those around eyes Influence with teacher You guess Joking Just knocking around On his line Taking one big step Studying In her own quiet way Talking Needs Most T. N. T. Ed A Marine Paul Charlie A steady Stllts We want to know A steady Steady fellow New giggle Kay Shirley A car Bill To come to school A red h white sweater Responsible position Men and how A new hair do A steady A horse Jean Gibbens Virginny Some pep A girl friend Roland Football Certain someone Who knows? A certain someone A better technique Irving Curlers Dotty Marion Al A girl A Moorestown resident Dorothy Hard to tell Bill Crow More pounds Driving lesson Jim To make up her mind Steady girl A little of everything Female It's a mystery Lou Fred A girl A Dottie A Gager girl Evelyn A steady girl Skating partner Ed. Vivian 29 Mirror Disnltled Good sport Meek Good sport Talkative Witty Fickle Neat Good natured Sunny Etllcient Bashful Easy going Arguing Sincere Jolly Whiz at geometry Quiet Gabby Stubborn Jolly Cheerful Giggles Quiet Shy Bashful Flirt Quiet Short Quiet Willing and Good sport Funny Tall Handsome? That hornl Agreeable Strong man Jolly Careless Quiet Dreamy Agreeable Studious Pest Meek Flirtations Dogmatic Giggly Wacky Blushing Dreamy Good natured Silly Witty Noisy Wacky Easy going Pleasant ' Jolly Wacky able 10 Years From New Teacher Caring for a sailor We wonder Debutante Wife A waitress Work at T. B. League Somebody's stenog. Bookkeeper Housewi Private Farmer Farmer Aviator Artist fe secretary Taller. maybe Piano mover Stenographer Nurse Johnnle's wife Secretary Politician Music teacher Down in Vlrginny Expert typist Farmer It's up to Roland Doyou know Ask Bob Etllcient We won secretary der You tell us Hairdresser Ditch dlgger Optometrist Artist Artist Salesman Secretary A farmer Ask her Housewife Comptometer Prof. M. D. Housewife Ask her Track star Hard to tell Big shot Carpenter Housewife Influencing her public Bachelor Farmer Hard to Farmer Sailor Skatlnl Nurse Farmer tell teacher



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THE RED OAK Odds and Ends From Washington Ask the Seniors, on bus one, how Mr. Kindig surprised the kids on the back seat. fDid they jump?J I wonder how Elberson felt when the maid walked in. Who took Dick Kulp's place when he got moved up front? fjust ask Carterj. Who had the back seat reserved in bus two coming home? Where was Johnnie Grover when Mr. Stompler sat beside Anna? Why did Mildred Entwistle want to sit up front? Ask Miss Tucker how she liked jack on bus one? Who moved up front with Peggy Perry? When we stopped at the Pennsville Ferry Mr. Stompler was so hungry he ate daffodils. It looked as if cupid were in Washington with the Seniors when Bill Kumpel and Dot Maybury got together. Bus three-Smack!-Miss Garrison, I think I missed something. QWe think she missed quite a lotj. The bus drivers were niceg weren't they girls? Who pushed Florence over the seat? What happened when Dot Shinske woke up? Where was Helen Carson on the Night Ride? Ask Nick. Johnnie Johnson was not quite so bashful on the Night Ride. How aboutit, Helen? Did everyone see the picture of Ginny and Alden which was taken in the bus? In what condition did Miss Wright find 440 Friday night? QWe'd rather not sayj. Henry jasinski is bashful-at times, huh Al? Ask Marjorie Lurty what the trouble was coming home on bus four. The Seniors on bus four would like to thank Biggie and Bobbie for the swell guide service during the night ride. Wonder what would have happened if Henry had changed places with the bus driver on bus four? Miss Wright's favorite phrase on bus four, No smoking and no neckingf' What happened to the pillow case in 441? Ask Dorothy Shinske if she took a ride with Gene Autry? What boy in the senior class changed his shirt three times in one night? Ask Toots Anderson how she liked the little red headed bell hop? 31

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