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

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THE RED OAK What Would Happen If . . Annie Overby pronounced radio correctly? The Senior Commercials had history? Mr. Jackson stopped talking from the corner of his mouth? Ted Pytel lost his curlers? Mildred Seward lost Bill? Lillian Smith stopped stealing boy friends? May Bassett lost her freckles? Helen Mazurkiewicz's name was pronounced correctly? Martha Schwertzler thought that red headed males were not attractive? Elsie Worrell found something to talk about? Edith Ritter stopped arguing over nothing? john Grover forgot to Hirt? Peggy Perry stayed in class? Mr. Stompler made an experiment that didn't smell? There weren't any arguments over the things put in the year book? Miss Wieland lost her technique in playing basketball? Rachel Ruman stopped acting? Warren Geary got an inferiority complex? All the clocks in the school told the same time? The sets for the senior play matched? Kitchen 5, seventh and eighth periods made something good? Betty Johnson forgot to put on airs? Doris and Paul really broke up? Nancy got her man? junior Shivers put on weight? Chester Rogers didn't have an alibi? Betty Hatcher grew up? Virginia Cliver forgot to be dignified? Bud Small changed his dancing methods? Virginia Lippincott did something with her hair? Florence Anderson forgot to blush? Arthur Croshaw moved to the pines? The wave came out of Charles Johnson's hair? Dorothy Shinslce wasn't seen with a certain red-head? Evelyn and Irving weren't able to go to Washington on the same bus? Florence Bakley lost Bill in the conscription? Ray Davis found a girl his size? Helen Carson lost her knack of chewing gum? Helen Fadeley didn't go steady with Gus? 32

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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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THE RED OAK Last Will and Testament of the Class of 1941 E, the members of the Class of 1941 of Mount Holly High School, being in some respects of sound mind, do hereby on the eve of our departure will and bequeath the items hereafter listed in this our last will and testament. We, the seniors of Mount Holly High School, bequeath to the lower classes a new set of corridor rules. We, Janey and Bummy, do bequeath our old dirty dresses of the Senior Play to the next year's senior play cast as a mem- ory of the fire. I, Elizabeth Underwood, do bequeath.my .A in French to one who badly needs lt, Bill Cook. I, Mildred Leonard, do bequeath all the problems of G. A. A. to one who can solve them, Adele O'Donnell. I, Richard Kulp, do bequeath my pacing at committee meetings to one, Jack Wex- ler. We, the senior Academic boys, do bequeath our ability of being late at English class to the Junior Aca emic boys. I, Evelyn Prickett, do bequeath my cheer- leading ability to one, Evelyn Glenn. We, the O'Mahony Twins, bequeath our identicalncss to two, the Yoos twins. I, Dotty O'Mahony, do bequeath my short- hand ability to one, Catherine Hart. I, Peggy Perry, do bequeath my shortness to one, Ted Rude. I, Ruth Pondysh, do bequeath my ability to comb my hair to one, Geraldine Moshou. We, Jean Moore and Mildred Leonard, do bequeath our athletic ability to two, Rae Scattergood and Barbara Small. I, Martha Schwertzler, do bequeath my studying to one, Edna Schwertzler. We, the Senior Commercials, do bequeath to the Junior Commercials, the uncoop- erative ways of some teachers during narrative report time. I, Everett Mickle, do bequeath my baseball ability to one, Edna Mae Evans. I, Ralston Weeks, do leave Miss Bonnie Moore to one, Joe Green. I, Annie Overby, do bequeath my ability to keep up with Miss Jaquette and Mr. Walter to anyone who thinks he can do it. I, Helen Mazurkiewicz, do bequeath the length of my name to one, Helen Lee. I, Viola Wolf, do bequeath my skating abil- ity to one, Catherine Cliver. We, the Senior Commercials, do bequeath our ability to discourage Mr. Brinkman to the Junior Commercial Class. I, Olive Pagel, do bequeath my talkative ability to one, Josephine Wisowaty. I, Alden D. Elberson, Jr., do bequeath my exceptional saxophone ability to one, Abbott Hendry. I, Ted Pytel, do bequeath my fine curly hair to one, Miss Garrison. I, Barbara Malan, do bequeath my ability to be absent to one, O. Harold French. We, Paul Bradshaw and Doris Greenwald, do bequeath Our Love Affair to two, Jean Fryer and Gerald McDonnel. I, Alice Griffith, do bequeath my smiling ability to one, Virginia Justin. I, Marjorie Linton, do bequeath my slim figure to one, Luella Bardeer. I, Irene Hogan, do bequeath my wavy hair to one, Mary Corson. I, Dorothy Bowen, do bequeath my sewing ability to one, Emily Doran. I, Betty Johnson, do bequeath my Book- keeping ability to one, Norma Bryant. I, Florence Anderson, do bequeath my good disposition to one, Francis Warwick. I, Norman DeLong, do bequeath my danc- ing partner to one Gerald McDonnel. I, Helen Fadeley, do bequeath my cheer- leading ability to two, '1'he Reeves twins. I, Arthur Croshaw, do bequeath my fine football ability to one, Daniel Guilday. I, Warren Geary, do bequeath my egotism and conceit to one, Miles Powell. I, Virginia Cliver, do bequeath my knowl- edge and ability to concentrate on any homework to one, Joseph Green. I, Chester Rogers, do bequeath my beauti- ful physique to one, Morri Strode. I, Frank Shivers, do bequeath my lean build to one, Francis Garbarino. fSignedj Class of 1941.