Netcong High School - Arcturus Yearbook (Netcong, NJ)

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Freshman Honor Students . . . At the end of our Freshman year, nineteen members of our class averaged from 85 to 95 per cent in scholastic achievement. Left to right, first row: Dorothy Bowman, Charlene Da1be1'8,.MafY P011 McConnell- Third NWI L00 Meyer' Rarick, Betty LaFalce, Diana Bencivenga, Kitty Togno, 9021, MHUIYP .RISKS PBBBY Ymlkallskis Norma PONFBUD, Margaret MacLauren. Second row: Margaret Smith, Mildred MIHISHUQ NBUCY 65889, and GUS RHIDPUDG- Helen Harbourt, John Dezio, Laura Dutcher, Lynn ' In addition to the activities and projects of our Freshman year pictured on previous pages, we sold subscriptions to our local newspaper, sold magazines and Easter candy. We went roller skating in Dover three evenings during the year. We concluded our first year at Netcong High School with the following financial standing: STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS FOR 1951-1952 Receipts: Yearbook Pictures ...... 9.00 Class Dues ................................ 3353.25 Dues Refunded .-......- 8.00 Profit on Magazine Sales ........ 82.04 Play Books ...'..--.-...'.-- 4.50 Profit on Easter Candy ........ 53.71 Record Books ......-...-.'. 4.14 Profit on Dance ........................ 40.69 Ad, in '52 yearbook .-...-.-.---.... 4.00 Sales at Football Games ........ 9.46 Gifts and Flowers .--.'--.-.-...---..- 10.00 Miscellaneous ............................ 3.49 Stamps, Cards, Envelopes ........ 3.04 --' Scrap Book ................................ 1.00 Total Receipts ......... .......... S 542.64 .Z Total Disbursements ............ 3-55.68 Disbursements: 1- Balance on Hand: ............ 3486.96 Stage Scenery ....... .......... 3 12.00

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HE CAKE roHNN1 'rsiieimedg is in as one act. Q .5 1 f. EIA lf? ' y. 6 X3 xl lxxx XM?- A 6? X to x ,-,sented by 'MEZLASS QF 1955 J of X I rmcoNG HIGH SCHOOL my 21, 1952 nz mm. E J s V COMMITT . Student Directors EES Dutcher. x C- Murtha, L Pro gmm -B. tgge glanagey-,,N. Criss!! V M , . Shubert, J, Sm.thf - Fran. ake.up,B' B I . Asens. eahm, M- Smith, R. Pfvp t' , broiirigf P' Yonkauski. 1. Am Lights-C F . jerteral Ch,,i::Z:'5 BeRson. Fsststant tjhairmansli BIKES. aculty Dnector owman 'Mrs Robe ' 'T White. Qur first attempt at dramatics was a success Cast of Characters From left to right: Professor Sewell fPhilip Schompl, Janet Hale flliane Bcncivengab, John E. Hale Lee Meyersonj, Annahell Ross fMary Lou McConnellJ, Hamilton Higgins QMalcolm Batsonl, Sylvia Hale lCatherine Sawchuckl. J.

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OPI-IOe ORE YE R eptember 4, 1952 As the trees shed their leaves, we shed the title of green fresh- men. g we are now wise sophomores . In true tradition we began immediately to assume a very precocious air and tried to impress the freshmen with our superiority. Our class officers for our sophomore year were Mary Lou McConnell as secretary, William Sturm as president, Anthony Lamberto as vice-president, and Diane Bencivenga as treasurer.