North Plainfield High School - Canuck Yearbook (North Plainfield, NJ)

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J is ,. Y P' My '25 DEDICATION Wlth slncere appreclatlon at hlS rtendly SGTVICS and sportsmanshlp ded1cateth1s the eleventh ISSUG ofthe Canuck to MR HOWARD KRAUSCI-IE we, the class of 1936, affectionately '25 DEDICATION Wlth smcere cxppreclcrtlon of hlS frlendly SGTVICS cmd sportsmcmshlp we the class of 1936 GH cuonately dedlccxte thls the eleventh ISSUG ofthe Canuck to MR HOWARD KRAUSCI-IE ' I 9 I I I , ll ll I As the flrst cldss to be qrddudted under hlS leddershlp We the cldss of 36 extend d most cordldl welcome to our new pnnclpdl dnd offer our slncerest dpprecldtlon for hlS understdndlng dnd help dur lng the pdst yedr Q MR. HOWARD IG. SPALDING, X HELEN KO'-1C'Y IN MEMORY OF A DEPARTED CLASSMATE O dear departed frlend T1s not the end Although the flow r of hte l-las been untrrnely plucked lts traarance lrngers strll And our souls are tllled wrth The lrnmortal sweetness Of your mem ry Though Motner Nature has Taken you to her breast We your classmates lake you to our hea ts As We graduate to The stony path ot hte We ll thrnx of you rn your Eternal peace and rest Dear frlend farewell CAROLYN WARREN , ,y,QQ4f'i9 M,Mi,,, QW , X , wifi , if ' fl!! W 1' , ' , ' wa , z! sf' ' 29 I 'T 1 f . , . , J t , V , t 1 71 T 1 , . , . rx- XX FOREWORD To pu the many lnteresnna aenvl nes of leur bappy years lnta a farfn that wnl serve ta keep the Class af permanently ahve rn the mrnas of H S That rs the purpose af rnrs beak + . . . .- '1 '36 present and future students af N. P. Contents 'YEAR 2:1936 Faculty .141 K fx'-Lg-fYSi,L,o. 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' .-X wr. , 13'-'Lf ' 3 I ' 1 -'fi 1 . -: 775' L-R 22 an-., ,M o 5-,x-'-J..---9- .. ,,.-...W SE IORS Al THONY ABBRUZZESE Tony Pee Wee V nan In Course General Fu ure Urdecrded Tunlaw 4 Gym Eyhlbltlon l 2 3 4 Though quret and solemn at tr-'res Anthony possesses a rare good humor vshrch has gatned htm many fr1ends He IS a true gentleman and devotes all hrs tlme to the few acttvttres rn vrhlch he partlcrpate PAULINE IO ANN ABBRUZZESE Pauhe 11 lllll Course Commercral Future Iournalrst Llbrary Club 2 Ph5s Ed Exhlbltlon 2 3 Dramattc Club 3 GAA 4 Hockey4 Many of Paulles fnends w1ll remember her for her ready srmle We expect always to see and feel the effects of Paulxnes 1ov1al nature and cneery laugh SADHI ABLES Gracre S .gum 1 4114 Cours Commercr Fu ur Ste pher 3 4 Hockey l 2 3 4 Volley Ball 3 4 Phys 1b lon 7 Sadle 1S own among her frrends for her qulck W1 as well or her oxb1l1ty w1th a ptece of chew1ng gum Wherever e goes the spontanelty of her good humor makes he e center of mte est WILLIAM ACKERMAN Buddy I lrtlzfrzlm u x Il I Ilmz Coure Academtc Future Engrneer Wrth a srnlle for every pretty g1rl Buddy goes about do mg h1s best 1n everythlng he undertakes He st1ll emoys a thr1ll1ng rde on a motorcycle even though he nas been 1n1ured a few trrnes He dances w1th ease CHARLES ADAMS Charhe a fum Course General Future Rutgers Debate Rad1o A man of a few but forceful words Charles has become vars1ty debater for he Debate Club Charles excels rn school sub,e ts and confldes to us that he IS an amateur ad1otr1c1an F16 1 .. 1, .. 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Hr lit t tinflf :wil rut'm'ir!l1 fmt .vz'l!'. 5 ' . . t L V . . i c ' ' ELLA MAY ADAMS r 1, I IIGYGC cr Course General Future NUFSIDQ H1'l r1l234Hok c ey l 4 Tenms l 4 Dramatrc Club l Phys Ed Exhtbttlon l 2 3 4 Dlfftcult tasks never weary Ella ln the least She has a gen1al patrent manner for h w 1ch she IS respected by her many frtends and adrmrers of both sexes ANNE L BARONE Toot Course Gene al Future Nurstng Patrol 3 4 H1 Tr1 l Spamsh Club 1 2 Noon Hour Patrol l 2 3 Basketball l 2 3 4 Hockey 1 Squad Leader4 Volley Ball 2 G A A 3 4 Tunlaw 2 3 4 Iumor Prom Comm1ttee Fr1endl1ness and helpfulness matt er what ts gotng on she w1ll be on hand to share the fun or work Her personahty ha s made 1t a s1mple matter for her to collect ads both for Tun are Annes fortes law and the Canuck LLOYD C BARRETT KI 11 11 Course General Future Ur1dec1ded H1 Y 3 4 Football 3 4 Phys Ed Exh1b1t1on Iuntor Prom Comm1ttee Whether on the foo ball fleld or on a d 1 ance floor Lloyd aways enyoys h1s env1ronment Lloyd played an excellent game of football at varstt c t y en er lh1S year He also d1d a great deal of work on the yearbook HGWARD BENIKOSKY Howy Course COmm9YC1Gl Future Undectded Football 2 3 Baseball Basketball Golf Howy IS a loyal student of NPHS He l1ked hlS teachers so well P9 d6C1d9d he wouldnt want to leave them for a few years so he wa1ted u tl HI th1s year to graduate He ts a good athlete too and ltkes sports LORBAINE G BENSON Warne 1 Course Commerc1al Future BUSINESS Lorrame has been IH NPHS only two years but she has b en none the tess act1ve for that Her Gb1llfY and pleasant d1SpOS1llO't have mad h e er mvaluable to both teachers and frtends of whom she has many fl7 UE11 nl fai fuzz' rt : ml.: 11 '11o1 1' t . - ' 1 1 1 1 1 5 4 1 : ' 1- 11 'Xl g1'11i111 111111111 'V 11111L'1'x Iifufv fm Il'-V x 110tl 4 r HGU 1 : '- ' 1 2: ' 1 1 1 1 I A 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 . 1 . 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A 1 DOMENIC L BIONDI Dom Don talkv Illllfll A lr Course Commerctal Future Rallway Ma1l Clerk Hall Patrol 3 4 Glee Club 4 Hlkers Club 2 3 Football Squad 4 Phy Ed Exh1b1t1onl 2 3 4 The modesty and sllence of Dom tend to belle h1s ab1l1ty cmd Wlllll lgl'1eSS to work Among h1s fnends however he IS known as a genlal companlon and a good sport WILMA A BITTONE W1 rruml, II It L15 r Course Commerc1al Future DeSlgl'l11'lg School Dramat1c Club l 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 H1 Tr1 Volley Balll 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 lt IS never necessary for W1lma to d9C1de what to do next f h l or s e aways does the correct thmg at the proper txme Thls tra1t has made her IHCOHSDICUOUS to strangers but among acquamtances she IS well known STANLEY WILLIAM BORI 1 T ml, nf casr Int Course Commerc1al Future Undeclded as ketball 3 Boys AAA 3 Track l 4 Gym Exh1b1t1on l 4 Dramatlc Club 4 Baseball 1 2 4 The star and capta1n of the vars1ty eleven B ll 1 IS not content wlth athletlc honors H1s gen1al sm1le good nature and b l t a l1Y to dance are contnbutmg factors to h1s success wxth the women tn socxal clrcles ELOISE BORMAN SJXJBJUX We z v-Q, 0 0 raru Q BJF'YVXCXfv-s. Course Acadenuc Future College H1 Tr14 GAA 3 4 Ltbrary Counctll 3 4 Not very many women can do algebra less ease wh1ch charactertzed Elo1ses work h1gh school career She IS very generous w1ll1ng to QIVS ass1stance to less fortunate w1th he effort throughout her and IS always students FRANK BRA NDT Brannle Comrade cc c bn Course Commerc1al Future Undec1ded T emoys ltfe to a greater degree than most students He IS a good and capable student hough not act1ve IH extracurrxcular act1v1t1es Frank its llc . f v Inu frm! tn my. I 1. 41,1 Lvl ' 1 1 u 'rx tha wixc :V ' ' , . , 1 . . 1 '- ' 1,2,3: ..B.H,f ll' ' , 1 '1c tt 1 I Football l, 2, 3, Captain 49 Glee Club President 45 B - 1 - - - 1 , : ' , 2, 3, Liv I I ' , ami l'av'11 In l1':'1'. . 1 - 1 .t only th 'Aglzf .fait of Irfan ROSEMARY E ERENNAN Roe ml. 4 0 l0HVfl1Cl Course Commercxal Future Newspaper Work L1brary Club 2 Gym Exhlbxtlon l 2 3 Rosemary has taken up the consc entrous study of the commerc1al course cmd hopes to f1nd a posmon 1n the bust ness world Her bustnessllke attltude however has no effect on her femmxmty AARON BRODSKY Brod Sllfllt' hav YYIIIIX I1 Course Academlc Future Pharmacy Dramatlc Club 4 Though he doesnt talk often Aaron thrnks a great deal as IS shown by h1s ab1l1ty to work chem1stry problems H tackles every problem wrth rnterest and fmds yust as lnter estlng a solutlon FRANK S BROWNF Brown1e 11 tn f' c' Course ACGdGmlC Future Wllllams Presrdent of H1 Y Rmg and Pm Commrttee 4 Yearbook Staff V1cePres1dent Senxor Class Orchestra l 2 3 lumor Prom Commtttee Soclal Com of School Known as the Freshman Don Iuan m h1s youth Frank1e has l1ved up to h1s name ever smce He has also been actwe on the Student Councrl the basketball team and m H1 Y of whtch he ts presrdent EDWARD BULAVA Eddre 11 1 u 4 Ill Course Cornmercxal Future News Reporter Cross Country 3 4 Glee Club 4 Span1sh Club 3 4 Track 4 Hall Patrol 4 Whenever you see Ed you ll always fmd a pretty lass near by Though a l1ttle short 1n stature he rs an excellent escort as well as a capable gymnast NICHOLAS CAMPAGNA N1ck 1 Lf? llllll X 1 Cour e General Future Rutgers Cross Country 4 Track 4 Spamsh Club l Hall Patrol 4 Phys Ed Exh1b1t1on 3 4 Scrence Club 3 N1ck wrth hlS actlve mmd seems clestmecl for success and to yudge by h1s lnterests 1t w1ll be 1n the f1eld of sc1ence He IS also an ace cross country man fl9 ,. .1 Sf ' zwll f Q ul.v. 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S - v - - I I A : 1 . , 1 I . r I - F VIOLA CARROLL og lr Cour e Academ c Future Drake Co'1ege I-I1Tr1 1 2 3 4 French Club 3 lntormanon Desk 4 Whatever chances to occupy the mmd of th1s capable mxss V1ola IS never too busy to smlle a word of encourage ment to her fr1er1ds who happen to be lI'1 d1lf1culty GRACE B CEMINO Grac1e I I Course General Future Pace Inst1tute H Tr1 l 2 3 4 Phys Ed Exh1b1t1on 1 2 3 4 rren h Club 1 2 3 Dramatlc Club l 2 Tr1 Delta l 2 Kanuk l Bas ketball 3 H1k9fS Club 2 Tunlaw 4 Intramural Archery Cao tam 2 Chorus 1 4 Cha1rman ot French Conversat1onal Com 2 GAA A truly QTGCIOUS lady she IS among tr1ends wherever emphas1zed by her correct att1re and her grac ous graceful grace THEODORE CHRISTIANSEN Ted flaw Course General Future Dlesel Engme held lust to prove to you that Ted IS somebody we ve d6C1ded to tell you that he IS one of the few students who have been p1cked to ploneer the correspondence school study program 1n our school IOSEPH COCCIA Mort Green 1 11151 r Hllfllldll ur Course Cornmerclal Future BUSIDGSS Ioe IS a capable gymnast and a good sport He has a keen m1nd a good vo1ce and an austere manner wh1ch make hun a good student of law Lately he has developed 1nto a profnlslng attorney DOROTHY COHEN Dot Dorre Y 1015 0 YH V011 Course Commerclal Future Busmess Glee Club 1 H1 Tr1 1 Span1sh Club 1 Ho key 2 Bas ketball l Gym Exh1b1t1on l 2 3 The golden vovced Dot IS none other than the slster of Ethel whose songs thr1lled many a prev1ous class She also can h1t the blue notes Wllh an ease wh1ch 15 env1ed by many a would be smger T201 11 . 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Grace is a dark haired beauty whose charm is . . 5 - 1 11 11 'nl ' 1111 und tr111', . . , 1 11 nl: 1 rr ru ' cv hilltxv not 11 guuial 1tnr1'. 1 1 11 11 11 11 FIV 1 I joy I Ium' 3' . : '- ' : ' : C : - 1 1 1 1 EDITH COOK Cookle ool rl .r than gold Course Commerclal Future Secretary GAA Counc1l4 GAA l 2 3 4 Spamsh Clubl H1 Trl l 2 3 4 Dramatlc Club l 2 3 Tunlaw 4 Squad Leader 3 4 Hockey l 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Archery l 2 3 4 Baseball l 2 3 4 I.1ght heartedly wzth a careful carelessness Ed1th has brushed aslde many pleasures when they mterfered wrth her educatlon l a asplratlons When wrth compan1ons er gay laugh IS often heard above the glggles of the others IRENE COOPER Babe 101 a 1 at thru that srl nn' f'Cf5lII 0: Course Commerclal Future Business Llbrary Council Hockey l Archery l 2 It IS needless for Irene to speak of her accomphshments or her frlends and teachers know her for an exceptlonall Y 1ntell1gent student Her populanty has grown through her s1lent conslderatlon for others VELIA CORRADI Red 0 4' yuerhcv ra Future Bustness Dramatlc Club l 2 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 Ltbrary Club l 2 Fashlon Show 2 3 Commencement Program 3 Eh quette Show2 Iumor Prom Comm1ttee3 Glee Club4 French Club l Z Llbrary Counc1l 2 Spamsh Play 3 Concert 4 The beauty of many a fashlon show Vella IS well known and envled for her many pretty clothes whxch she wearsf ltl au essly Her auburn ha1r and flash1ng smlle add to her populartty too Incxdentally Vel1a was largely re sponsxble for our successful Prom of last year MYRA CRANDALL Course Commerctal Future N I C Hockey 3 4 Volley Ball 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Span 1sh Club 3 Vtce Presldent 4 Track 2 3 Lrterature Club 3 Hxkers Club 3 Baseball 3 4 Tennls 3 Phys Ed Exh1b1t1on As v1ce pres1dent of the Spamsh Club Myra has alded a great deal m executmg the program for the ear Sh y e IS a good student of Spamsh and consequently hkes that language CHARLES CURTIS Ch1c Chewy Course General Future Dean Academy Plamfleld Hxgh Schooll 2 3 M H T 5 Yr Club Bas ketball 3 4 Football 4 Charlxe was one of our outstandmg football players A newcomer th1s year from the other Slde of the brook he has made many frtends and has establlshed a fme reputa tlon for hlmself both tn athletics and 1n the schoolroom l21l t. , . .-I g 1 11 ffl' fuurlll umrt' , 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 I .. 11 MII .vfv lt' ,Hg f Als, 'fix ' ' 1' rd .H I I 1 - f . . .. .1 L 1' , ' I ..r, goufimxvv, in hm' fwrxmz lr' rc: Iwi. Course-Commercial ' . 1 , 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 I 1 1 2 ' 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 - 1 ' I - 1 Tln'rt' ix rn: I 1 'r in ltlnguug '. 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 F ' 1 ' I 1 I I 1 1 I 1 - - 3, 4. tt . .1 .. .1 Youth is full nf xl-url. ' ' ' , 1 : . . .- . : - 1 I - I . A .., A LIVIO CHARLES DALTO 1V rn t ng 1 Course Academic Future College or Business President of Class 2 3 4 President of Debate Club 4 Varsity Tennis 2 3 4 Varsity Debate 3 4 Vice President Student Council 3 Head of Hall Patrol 3 Student Council 2 3 4 Literary Editor Yearbook Vice President Spanish Club 3 A consclentlous worker and an excellent leader that best describes our class president even though he delights in puns and colored shirts However his popularity is wide spread and his extra curricular activities have been many chief among these being debating LOUISE DE ANDREA Lou imtni ,r U1 UI 1 r' t Course Commercial Future Business H1 Tr1 l 2 French Club l 2 Tri Delta l Iunior Prom Committee 3 Squad Leader 3 Phys Ed Exhibition Noon Hour Patrol 2 Basketball 2 3 Hockey l 2 It silence is golden Louise is Just as rich as anyone could possibly be Though small 1n stature she does not athletics She has a certain yen lor football men MARY DEBALA Typee lludfsfx IS tlzr' lnaufx of uomru Course Commercial Future Office W Glee Club Libr ouncil H1 Trl GAA Volley Ball Phys Ed E asketball A quiet r serve modest young beauty IS Mary She is like all Debalas always willing to lend a helping hand She has her following ol admirers and is never allowed to be lonesome She IS very likely to succeed STEPHEN DEBALA Bake ru c mr' tn tlxr 014' Course General Future Engineering Hall Patrol 3 Hall Patrol Captain 4 Dramatic Club Stage Crew Gym Exhibitions During his four year stay in N PH S Steve has been a ir end to all His work or the stage crew and h1s scientilic work have claimed most of his time This year he has been a smiling hall patrol captain IDA DELLAVALLE Dee Y' YG I Course Commercial Future Nursing Ph s Ed Exh1b1t1onl2 H1Tr1l 2 3 GAA l 2 3 Ida our talented Florence Night ngale is ne er sad or blue Gay and vivacious she has her own circle of friends In the commercial department she is known for her kind words and her willingness to co operate gzz C.. 'llf :vim do hi .r art' I 1 in l1'a'u front. C ' 5 1 I , 1 I F ' Q tr i the ni 51 pr H1111 uf lziliggsf' '- ' , : , 1 ' 2 ' 1 5 . . l, 2: allow her size to interfere with her social activities or .. ,f 1 A 'J '- 'J . - 4: 1 . . l . . K . .. ,, UT' 0 as H1 1 tile 1' 1 ' 1 ' 5 I . i . ' . ' ' ' ' ' .. H Hv rcixr, rc .rmllv if .m'1w't. Y . - ' ' ' , 1 '- A . , : . . . , , - , 4 l , ' V ARMAND DEL VECCHIO Mooney Course ommerc1al Future ndeclded s ung man has not graced the es very much but h1s Splfll has been ays 9V1 n mand IS really one of the leadmg dan ers of North held but he IS very shy ROBERTA DICK Bert D1ck a utll mflzu Course Commerc1al Future Undec1decl Basketball I 2 3 4 Capta1n Z 3 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Captam 2 Hockey l 2 Capta1n Z GAA 4 Volley Ball 2 3 Squad Leader 2 Class Leader 3 Cheer Leader 2 H1 Tr1 2 3 4 Intramural Capta1n 3 Berts good sportsmanshlp and happy go lucky phlloso phy w1ll surely be m1ssed by everyone who knows her She IS pr1mar1ly sports m1nded excelllng 1n anythlng connected w1th that l1ne Whatever Bert chooses for an occupatlon shell make the grade HELEN DRIVER Red L Int um o Course General Future Boston Un1vers1ty GAA Counc1l2 4 GAA 12 3 4 French Club2 H1 Ball 1 2 a I 2 4 Ba eball I Phys Ed 1b1t1on I 3 41 Dramat1c Club I Receptlon Commltt Sophom r Pla C 2 Squad Leader 3 n not v e ens work 1n the g1rls athletlc depart s onslstently been one of the lead1ng fem1n1 athletes nd 1n any game 1n wh1ch she part1c1 pates her zeal courage and sportsmansh1p are always tn ev1dence DOROTHY LOUISE DUNCAN 1 tn rx malt tl I1 v Course Academ1c Fu ure N I C L1brary Counc1l 2 3 4 L1brary Club l 2 H1 Trl 1 2 3 French Club 3 4 Math Clubl Phys Ed Exh1b1t1on GAA 2 3 4 Hall Patrol 4 Secretary French Club 3 4 Treasurer L1brary Counc1l 3 V1cePres1dent N I School L1brary Counc1l Assn 4 Dorothy has done her share ln puttmg NPHS the map At the regular conventlon she was elected vtce pres1dent of the State L1brary Counc1l Assoc1at1on Her work IH class IS well above the average and she IS well l1ked TED ELMER Elmer ll mul' as mx Lung on Course Academ1c Future College Professor or Author Dramat1c Club 4 Hall Patrol 4 Debate Club 1 Commg to us as a yunlor Ted qutckly made h1s pres ence known HIS hlghly Intellectual talk and h1s cultured manner were soon recogmzed by all The Dramat1c Club has 1ndeed been fortunate 1n SGCUTIHQ h1s servlces 23 ,, 1l11'rv'.v n1i.fcl1ic'f in tl1i.r un. . f l'1 Y- C I l UI' dm , ' ' ' , . , . I foul lwad, 1' ' -, ' 'l1lc. 1 I : I I il l 1 - I : 4- ' ll T'll :cu ' '1 tx dvr' Hun, Tri 1, 2, 3,'4, Ttmlqw 4, 'Riding 'Club 4, Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, V01- ley , , 3, 45 B tb 11 , , 3, 5 s , 2, 3, 45 O e , . . , . e . . .Ia1 C 1 14' I dh. I - . . . ' ' , . 1 ' , 5 '- ' . . . 4: , g ... 5 . . ' 4 A l, 2, 35 ' ' ..,. on y 411 ' -' 'A If I .H HAROLD ERIKSON e e Wee 1 Course Commerclal Future Undec1ded Hall Patrol 4 Thls d1m1nut1Je member ol the class IS l1kely to b m1ssed at hrst glance but when one gets to know hun one hnds h1m a senous mrnded httle man Harold IS also qu1ck to see a good yoke and to perpetrate one MARCUS ESTRIN Marky IH 1 Course Academxc Future M1ch1gan Un1vers1ty Asst Basketball Manager l 2 3 Basketball Man-a e 4 g r Tunlaw Staff 3 Tunlaw clYCUlQl1On 4 Kanuk Staff l Hall Patrol 3 4 Sophomore P1n Commlttee 2 Iun1or Prom Com m1ttee 3 D ramatlc Club l 2 3 Llbrary Counc1l 4 Football Squad l lnlormahon Desk l Band 3 Noon Hour Patrol 3 Asst Baseball Manager 1 Span1sh Club 3 4 Phys Ed Ex h1b1t1on l 2 3 Heres a very versatlle young gentleman Marky has b een a bus1ness manager a basketball 'nanager an actor a good student and last but not least an extremel soc1 Y able fellow He also blasts a note or two from a torrld trumpet GRACE FAGELY Grac1e Course Acadermc Future Katharme G1bbS Hall Patrol 3 4 H1 Tr1 L1brary Counc1l 4 L1brary Club 1 2 Tunlaw l Chorus 1 When Grace came to l1ve up to she has done has kept her marks close many extra currlcular GCl1V1l1eS l 3 4 Dramat1c Club l Z 3 4 th1s school she had a name to lhlS more than adrnrrably She to the top and has taken part n THOMAS REGINALD FAWCETT IR Tommy X Illlf, 1: iam nt I Course ACGd6'T11C Future College Vars1ty Football 3 4 Baseball Squad l 2 3 4 Gle Clubl Math Club 2 H1Y l 2 3 4 Hall Patrol 3 4 Phys Ed Exhlbxtlonl 2 3 4 Excellent llfle play and hghtlng co capta1nsl'11p-th1s IS Tommys cla1 t All A m o mer1can honors Modesty and a keen sense of humor make h1m a person one IS proud to call a lrlend MILTON FOSTER Butch Duke Forlxdiru f ut Course Sc1ent1f1c Future Undec1ded Tennxs 2 3 4 Everythmg must be accordlng to Hoyle says M1lton Hxs tnends say that he IS better than Houd1n1 Fond t o m1s ch1el M1lt has the gamblers 1nst1nct h ll e W1 wager varymg sums on the outcome of any event rm J fri1'l1Ii ix :1'In'lll ul lrIl7Ilr'Il.v Irv 'HI rn lf' . . . .V A , . E I. .I l't1riI'ty1' ala ' g':'r'.v flI'II.mr I I J ' 5 I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I - A ' I I I I A I I I I - .I . II Tim mort' vmlvlv, Ilzt' nwrt' lrnmlvltf' I I ' I I I I I I I I I I I - I 5 . 1 It II , . . 'otlI Y ' I I In I1 ,Vl'llT'1' uutl ftxirllfnl nuff. - I I I I I I 9 I - I ' I I I I I I - - I I I - .I II .I II 1' I V1 ' ix yrvti I I - I I IRENE GARDNER ntlrm n fr f r Ilan Course Commerc1al Future BUSINESS Tunlaw 3 Band 3 Dramat1c Club 4 Glee Club 4 Cha1r man Glee Club Chr1stmas Party 4 It d1dnt take Irene long to get acquamted after com 1ng from Plamheld last year Her ready smlle and soc1 ab1l1ty made her 1mmed1ately popular and her w1ll1ngness to enter 1nto any act1v1ty has added to her attrachveness ERNA GASSLER Guss A flcuslllg ut 1: llgllt II uutag Course--General Future Nursmg Dramatic Club l H1 Tn I 2 3 Glee Club 3 Phys Ed Exh1b1t1on 1 2 3 4 Erna also asp1res to be ng a nurse She IS extremely socrable has many male compan1ons and IS also one of the best dancers 1n school She IS very earnest m her work and goes to extremes to have 1t done well ARTHUR GIDDES r U Course Commerc1al Future Undeclded Art IS one of the few all round athletes that we have has been actlve 1n football basketball and baseball He 15 not only a member of the N PH S basketball team but IS one of the aces of the N P Rangers GEORGE GIDDES Legs K rl 11 ll Course Commerc1al Future Undecided Although hard pressed for t1me due to h1s act1v1t1es 1n connect1on w1th the COUTIST News George f1nds t1me to de vote hrs ab1l1t1es to vanous basketball teams HIS helght and capabxhty are a d1st1nct asset to any team MARION E GIDDES Toots r u ton u at Course Acadermc Future Undeclded Glee Club G A A Marxons volce IS one of the thrngs of whlch we are proud ln the Glee Club and IH the classroom her well modulated tones are a del1ght and vtonder to all Her ad mxrers number many promrnent members of the class f25 UC 1' 1' lt' r tiff. 1. ,f H ' F011 1' un ' ' ir lm .v ' 41 7' U. 1 '- A , . : 1 . - tt H A t I xllall lu' Inyl ,luring my fifth Basketball l, 45 Baseball 4, Phys. 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LA-'r1:'r x I' nmL't'.v nt' :ch ln' ix. . 1 - ELIZABETH KABB GIESE Betty 1 :cl 111111 Course Academ1c Future Nurstng H1 Tr1 Dramatlc Club Betty has traveled more wtdely and more often than e average person Havtng been to many countr1es she spellbounds her Oral Engllsh class w1th her accounts Her speeches are enhghtenlng amus1ng and also educat1ng BETTY GLEN Tmy Boots rhamju o 11' 1' 1 0 Course General Future Undeclded GAA 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Volley Balll 2 3 4 Hockey 4 Dramatlc Club l 2 3 4 Track l 2 Baseball 3 Champlon sw1mmer good dancer both tap and ball room f1ne student good athlete and real pal thus reads MISS El1zabeth Glen s record Smce she IS the daughter of a Counctlman ln South Plalntreld her knowledge of outslde affatrs IS enormous l OSEPH GLENNON oe Course Academ1c Future College Every class must have an outstand1ng V1Ol1HlSl The t1t e of Paganml of 36 goes to th1s modest reserved young man To further prove he has rhythm Ioe has taken p dancmg and has gtven many females happy moments ANNA GOOD r 16111 11 rf Course Commerclal Future Busmess Sparush Club 3 4 Llbrary Counctl 3 4 Ltbrary Club 3 4 Phys Ed Exh1b1t1onl 2 3 4 Hola amlgo Thts IS the cheery Span1sh greetmg Anna has for everyone As pres1dent of the Span1sh Club th1s year she has made the club one of 1nterest and real value to the members GEORGE GOWDY TI1' ltnoulrig, lx a Course Academic Future College Math Club l Informatzon Desk l Sc1ence Club l Or chestra l 2 3 French Club 2 Band 3 lumor Prom Commlt tee 3 Hall Pa rol 4 Dramat1c Club 4 H1 Y 3 4 Wheres George? Capolog1es to Cour1er News adsl Has he gone to H1 Y? Is he practlctng on h1S trumpet? ls he preparmg h1s lessons? Wherever he IS he IS worklng consclentlously That IS George s nature E251 11 11 Tn rel n11.1L'1' f' of' 1' 1111I1lr1m'11 1111 lg.Y.H - 2 ' I th , ' ' , 1 1 1 11 . 11 11 11 fl '1111 f 1 XfV'1.7' .r l11'1'1' fur 1111 .rl ry. - - - 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 F 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4. I I - I I I i 111 11 nl'f'llHfl'T'Uf LIHXUIH' dots or Mays, I 1111131 In' good. 1 U ' - I ll . I 1 1 . , u Ho I 1 ' ix 11x firm .v 11 , 11111'. 1 1 1 1 1 F - - 1 1 1 - , . 1 1 ' ' 1 '1' Hn' fo ft, - 1 I 1 ' 1 1 1 I I ' . l . ' , A I L I I - I ' EDWARD GREENFIELD Greeme 1 honor car Course General Future Bus ness Hxkers Club 3 Cross Country Manager Debate Club 4 Dramatlc Club 4 CIVICS Club l Spanlsh Club 1 A d1gn1f1ed stately hgure lt ever there was one th1s IS Ed Eds act1v1t1es have been kept alon dra t d g ma IC an forenslc llnes He has demonstrated hlS ab1l1ty on the stage ln the Hrkers Club and 1n the classroom ROY GUTZWILLER Gus Course Academlc Future Undecxded Football 3 4 Track 3 4 H1Y Football Club 4 Hall Patrol Sports Edrtor of Yearbook 4 Trcket Sales Manager Iunror Prom Roy IS perhaps the quletest member ot our class but he IS certamly one of the most helpful Hrs work 1n makrng the Iumor Prom the blggest success ever enyoyed by any class marks h1m as a good busmess man GEORGE HOLMES HALLOCK Sherlock ul an! hm Ir mr' r' Ol Course Academrc Future Clergy Band 3 4 Orchestra 4 H1 Y 3 4 Dramatlc Club 4 Lb Thrs ladres IS our wanderm dr Al g ummer l George wants IS one word of encouragement and he wzll take you o d n a wor tour of the U S Hrs drummmg ab1l1ty IS known to many and heard by all BERT HANSEN :Il r Course General Future Umv of South Meth Varsrty Baseball 3 4 Football Mana erl 2 3 4 H g ome room Solrcltor Z Secretary Treasurer Intramural Sports 2 Track l 4 S prlng Football l Outsrde Basketball League At home among the darsles IS Bert for he w as a mam stay of the baseball team wlth hrs battmg and fleldlng Not content th l w aso playmg basketball and managrng the football squad he IS an authonty on all sports INGRID HANSEN Hlzg n Ing Blondte X 7' Course General Future Nursmg H1 Tr1 4 Lxbrary Co 2 Gl e Club GA A 4 Ingrld has b rshed all through her career by her capaclty for hard a thorough work and her lovelv platmum harr The daughter of a hortxculturlst she spends much of her lersure m carlng for rare and beautlful flowers 27 tt . I ln uufiun ftlilllfnl, autl in C1 .U 7 ' ' 1 ' . U'urk tirxt, uml thvn r'.t. , A . . Ga 1 4 1 1 0 11 1g11, i rary Council 3, 45 Chorus 35 Tunlaw 3. Hu 1' ml --'tix royal .rf-n t. I ' I I , 2 : ' . i . . I A t' Vt' Inu m'rx1,' plug' yl'rlrl.r no 1' writ. f -- A l' U J h 5 5 , . . . . di . . lOl-lN PAUL HERBST Iohnny rf' 5 v IH ttf! ml Course Commerc1al Future Bus ness Student Councll 2 Spanlsh Club l Basketball l 2 Glee Club 4 Baseball Manager 2 3 Iohrny tohows closely IH the footsteps ol one of last years graduates whose motto was Never let SlUd1eS 1n terfere wlth your hlgh school educatlon Wherever fun and danc1ng are there lohnny lS NORMA HESQ H Course Commercxal Future Secretary amsh Club 3 4 H1 L1brary Club 3 4 L1brary ma but she has plodded along dolng her work and maklng many lr1er1ds Her teachers say her work ln the commerclal department of the best IOHN W HIEBELER Iohnny Iume Course Sc1ent1f1c Future Sea Cheer Leader 2 3 4 5 Stage Crew 3 4 5 Dramat1c Club 3 4 5 Orchestral 2 3 4 Math Clubl l-l1Y 3 4 5 SCIGHCS Club l Track 4 Iohn IS another member of that tamed stage crew we have Iohn 1S unfortunate 1n the matter of gettmg lnlO hot water but he has the remarkable ab1l1ty of talkmg h1s way out ol lt OLGA HLADISH Art1st 1 III Course Commercxal Future Artlst Dramatlc Club 2 3 4 Tunlaw 2 3 Phys Ed Exh1b1t1on l 2 3 4 Yearbook4 Baseball 2 3 H1 Tr1 l Z 3 GAA 4 Olga s probably the best art1st 1n our class The draw lngs IH th s book are ample proof ol her Gblllly Ar lS not only her hobby but t IS the work she mtends to pursue 1n 1 e ANTHONY HOPCROFT Hop Buss lutsor I L' Course General Future Prmceton Basketball l 2 Baseball l Spanlsh Club l Track l Hop ts a boy who can always be depended on to do all can as well as he can l-l1s pleasant sm1le and readl ness tor a joke have made h1m verv popular mth both teachers and students fza Thr lit' 11 :ical of tlriillry l7l'l1t'Hf1! Ili. llrl rf T G , . C' l'4't1u' is Iikt' 11 rirl: Xfltllf, lwxt f'l1rin wt. - 1 4 1 I Trl I I f I I CO V il 3, 4. 9 1 ' ' is tt H 1, . ,V fc'xlcr.r do oftrn ffm-:'v f'I'0f7llL'f.T.ll .-lrt is tin' ulliltl nf' 11 nw. i . . - - . . : .. A t . I i , . . lf . 5 l!'l :wr 1 tiucih, 'tix :wil fiturcf' he - . . . .- HOMER W ROBERTS HORSFIELD CVX IU! Course ACGd9m1C Future College Student Councll Athlehc Com 4 L1terature Club 3 Llterature Play 3 Band 3 4 Phys Ed Exh1b1t1on 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 Baseball 2 3 4 Commencement Pageant 3 Hall Patrol 4 L1brary Councll 2 H1 Y 3 4 Iun1or Prom Com m1ttee 3 Iun1or Sen1or Basketball 3 Intramural Sports 3 Th1s saxophone tootmg member of our class IS one ot the best lzked and certa1nly one of the most 1ntell1gent HIS f1ne work on the athlet1c commlttee of the Student Councll and on the Electton Day Comm1ttee should not be over looked LEONA HOUSTON ee gotuor or az Course Commerc1 Future Secretary Dramat1c Club Glee Club pan1sh Club Even though she does devote most ol her t1me to do1ng work for the teachers Leona always flnds t1me to have her b1t of fun She enyoys a good t1me and she goes out of her way to make th1ngs enyoyable to other people MURRAY D IAFFE lQfS1e Iatf ou I1 ll v Course ACQdem1C Future Tulane or Lafayette Baskeb 112 3 4 Football 1 4 Baseball 2 TGHHIS Man ager 1 T ur l Sports 2 Iumor Sen1or Bas m1 ee 3 r 4 T w 2 Debate Club l Dramat1c Club 4 French Club lub 2 Keep ctr1ne He has strlven to f1nd a vars1t o t asketball team but because of hlS S126 he as een handlcapped Th1s year however he has managed to flght h1s way to a pos1t1on CARL IENSEN e I Course Academ1c Fut,1re Undec1ded H1Y Chaplaln 4 Hall Patrol Phys Ed Exh1b1t1on l 2 4 Electlon Day Comm1ttee 4 To sa1l the brlny deep as a nav1gator IS Carls ambl t1on If one sees Carl go1ng about h1s busmess qu1etly and method1ca1ly one cannot help th1nk1ng how lucky the Navy IS Full steam ahead Carll ANN B KARLSON Rooney :lc Course General Future Undec1ded H1 Tr1 l 2 3 4 Presldent 4 Student Counc1l Soc1al Comm1ttee 4 Dramat1c Club 4 Tunlaw 4 l..1brary Club 1 L1brary COUnCll 2 Hlkers Club 2 French 3 Cha1rman of Rlng Comm1ttee 4 Phys Ed Exh1b1t1on 3 Hall Patrol 4 Commencement Pageant 3 Basketball 3 Hockey 1 Dance Comm1ttee Dramat1c Play To fmd and g1ve the best IS the motto of H1 Tr1 and that IS what the H Tr1 pres1dent really does But then asxde from her execut1ve ab1l1ty Anns gold ha1r and blue eyes are enough to conquer any male heart F291 .K 4 J Er -' ll 1 is a rolnmr if you kunzt- 11 tt 1rn. .-I nt. 'kt ll i. 'r' 1' rf' ' ,' .. . ,, 1. 1, ll 1 vmytl I art' thy .f'lI'l't.V.u I , , 1 , : V: ' - ' ' mal ' ' ' ketball 35 P y . d. E hi 1 2, 3, 45 lunior Prom Com- All 5 G ol 3, 5 5 5 ' .. g i . A . ' ' er 1 e , l.or1' ilu' ,vmlf l dull' Hful il, v 1 . Oh, 1 :mls IX gun-i ux .vlzu 'wax fair. 1. PAUL KARTMAN rom' I mf M af Course General KA!! XL? Aff' V-' Future Merchant Marme Band 3 Phys Ed Exhtbrtron 2 3 Track 3 Paul IS another whom no one and nothmg can bother AIT1lC!b1l1fY and wtttlness are two ot hrs outstandtng qualt tres although he has too many vtrtues to lxst A loyal frtend and a mce person to be wzth that s Paul WARREN KLINE f' ofrr a ll 1 m IX Course General Future Rutgers Basketball The huntsman ge 15 strong 1n Warren and h 1t s who traps unw mmals wtth sktll that few may equal Although hes very talkatlve h1s frlends vouch for h1s real courtes trustworthmess HELEN IOAN KNELLER Course Commercxal Future Mayfalr F1n1sh1ng Academy Plamheld Hzgh School l Dramatlc Club 3 4 Glee Club 4 H1Tr1 l 2 3 4 Commencement Pageant 3 Tunlaw Re porter 3 4 Gym Exh1b1t1on 2 3 Htkers Club 2 3 Reserved and dtgntfred as she may be walkmg along the halls Helen can be the l1fe of the party wrth her assoctates Indeed she IS well known for her soc al nature and sm1l1ng countenance at many functlons AGNES CLAIRE KONOPS Aggre 11111 ani ct f' f' Course Commercral Future BUSINESS Gym Exh1b1t1on l 2 H1Tr1 1 A wee sma lass wlth golden ha1r IS Aggle and what she lacks tn d1gn1ty she makes up tn pep and laughter Her attractrve smlle and mherent understandmg tend to make her a true pal to her assoczates DAVE KORMAN Drck L ugh tour trmllrs a ax Course Commercial Future Bustness Basketball Baseball Happy go lucky best descrtbes Dave whose antlcs amuse even the teachers A broad grtn keen humor and a neat and natty tan edan combtne to make h1m popular wlth everybody 30 'I Y vi! .-In I .v anfv tht' zwlvlrxl tru nf' t. A I M,-f----XX F, QL! V, .. , L l ' F. 0 : - - , 1 . 5 .-ls r nm as nur xl I x' in 1 sum ur-'.v ri-Q. , e 1 O woman! than ar! flI.Y1Ii0l!l'Af tu ,7l'j11I1'IA'.u I 1 I I ' I I 1 I I ' 1 I 1 I 1 - .. . .. . . , 1 N tr . H Sn 1 .wav , ch! tmtl t'titr. ! X 4 . Nl r I ' - V .. . H a -- 1 v 3 rt' I . S . . PEARL KRAFT 1 lt! t' 5 v flu! tim y f- Course General Future Buslness Only one year have we known Pearl but her smxle whlch goes a m1le wtth everybody has made her many new I d N P H S rlen s 1n New Yorks loss ts our galn as any of Pearls classmates Wlll tell you WILLIAM KUHNS Whllle 1 It nv! Cour e General Future Mechamcal Engtneertng Baseball Ftshxng Huntlng Frlends are what B111 certalnly doesnt lack for frlend llness 1S h1s outstandmg v1rtue He shlnes In athlettcs too for on the baseball held he may be seen playmg ftelder wlth a dexter1ty that would exclte envy 1 1 any blg leaguer ROBERT MORRISON LAMBERT Bob Y L f iff IH I Course Academtc General Future West Polnt and Che'n1cal Engtneerlng Phys Ed Exh1b1t1on 2 3 Laboratory Ass1stant 3 4 Others may boast of Etnstem but we boast of Bob The chemtstry lab 1v'1Il be at a loss wtthout hlm for he IS one of tts truest devotees Math too IS what he excels ID and he Wends h1s Way eastly through that most mysterlous stblect DORIQ LANDSPERGER Dot Dotty VP I Coure Commerclal Future Buslness Spantsh Club l 2 Phys Ed Exh1b1t1on Z 3 4 I-I1 Trl 2 3 4 Track 3 4 GAA 3 4 Archery 3 4 Volley Ball 4 Bas ketball 4 Glee Club 4 Dortss potent1al1t1es for success are outstanchng she does her work well sm1les cord1ally at everyone and dresses neatly She IS admlred for her ladyllke reserve whlch may eas1lj be turned Into atfabthty FRANK IOSEPH LEACH Leachy Course Commerc1al Future Otflce Worker Baseb l a er aseball t n 4 Whatev e doe rank earnestly and well and IS cheery sm1l reason hy so many people enyoy ts company t e athlet1c orld too h1s hghts are not d1mmed for he one of the mdst tmportant members of the baseball team t31l SIP may fu' 1' I , fn' rmly Im ,113-,' J 'fx tl Iiuiltfclt' in lit' wwf, I .... - ' . , ll'.v yrvn! rn ltr gnr'tIfmt11r'twl,' it zluwlyx :riux flu' I' 5 7 lufit :lx sf' '1 L' lon Ir tht uw 'tl.f. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g Library Club lg Iunior Prom Committee 35 . . ' l, , 5 ' , . . Y . . 4 .- , , - pq tt ,, tt H .I ft'1nft'r' llrtlrl lrltt u will imlrl lift WU. C ? , lt'.v 11 frznlztlly hrart that lmx 'rung' f'f'it'mi.v, + I Y V B 2, 3, 4g P S. ri. ib , f. h' ' tsl!! - ' - S IOHN N LEE ack argc UI rruftll 1 1 1 Course Co rnercral Futur u 1 ess Colle e Spr1n 1 Hall P trol 4 H1Y l 2 3 4 Exh1b1t1on lack IS a per ho doesnt take th1ngs ser1ously and he neednt for he can laugh hlmself out of any f1X When ever theres ax lot f o 1oll1ty about youll f1nd lack IS the center of 1t for h1s IS truly a merry nature MADELINE LEWIN Babe -1 irrrglzicr of 10 111 Course Academ1c ure Alvtenne School of the Theater H1 Tr1 l 2 3 4 Cheer Leader 2 Dramat1c Club 2 3 4 Debate Clubl Gym Exh1b1t1onl 2 3 Hlkers Club 2 Iuntor Sentor Play 4 Commencement Pageant 3 Glee Club 2 Smart and soph st1cated typtfy Mads personaltty A good pal 1n every way she possesses the 1nst1nct of a true and loyal fr1end also lo al y especlally to ct certatn alum nus wrth whom she nas been seen many ttmes Fut HELEN LINGER fl? l ll I Course General Future Unclectded H1 Tr1l 4 Glee Club Spamsh Clubl 2 3 4 Phys Ed Exh1b1t1onl Z 4 Drarn t C a 1C lub l Noon Hour Patrol 3 Vol le Ball4 GAA l 2 3 4 Always w1ll1ng to help other people when they need her Helen has won for herself a great many fr1ends dur1ng her four years here We have no tear as to her future when we consxder her w1nn1ng ways and attract1ve person al1ty IULIE LIPPITT Jule L1ppy VX Course Academ1c Future Newark Normal Hall Patrol 4 Dramat1c Club 4 French Club 3 Debatlng Club l Freshman Play Iul1es ab1l1ty on tne water whether l1qu1d or frozen one of the reasons that her adm1rers are so many Another IS her ab1l1ty 1r1 the erps1chorean art fthat IS dancmgl ANNA LOBBY Ann mic' rr IS tl 1 1111 Course Commerc1al Future Bus1ness GAA 4 Gym Exh1b1t1on 2 3 Dramattc Club l French Club 2 H1 Tr1 1 Trt Del a l An outstandmg character1st1c of Anna IS her ladyhke behavzor IH every way She IS a consc1ent1ous worker and IS the sort to be depended upon when there 1S someth1ng to be done 532 UBC I ' ' N' 1 111111 :11 ll rim 1? 1 H '11 nrt' ilu' tr frlz' v'r11411i.4' X51 ' - I A 4 ' . G11 :', G z '- , , , 1 Gym , , 3 rx' . X , . , nxrv , . 11 tl gwdx, r1i:'il11'ly tall anti Hmst 1if:lu1'1j' ft - ' , , , 1 1 ' . , 1 J . , 2 ' ' 5 ' - I I - rf ' I ' ' . .1 .1 Pam To klmct' llrv' ix lzzv I I F - . H J. h I 1 I If V 1 1 I r - A lf , , 7 r : 1 - 1 Y Y I - - - , V . V JIU Q- as II11' day is Im1g.1. . . . . 1 ' . . I is . . . Y 0 U . . A . 1 . fVl .' ' :mfr 1 .iuing is :uurll ti 1 g :1't'll. 1 '- ' 5 '- 1 - ROSE LOBBY K1 LY PC YY Course Commercral Future Busrness Dramatlc Club l GAA 4 French Club 2 HrTr1 l Gym Exhlbrtron 3 You may not hear much from Rose but her qulet un assumrng ways attract attentron Just the same She rs a hard worker for no sooner IS one Job done than she goes off to trnd another MARTIN LOCKER Homrcrde Red uf' Int 1 1115 pr a Course Acaderrrrc Future Busrness Erasmus Hrgh l 2 3 Football 3 Swrmmrng 2 Track l Class Presrdent 3 We have known Martrn only th1s past year but that has been ample trme to allow us to be grateful for hrs pres ence Hrs red head may be seen wrth femrnrne cro s of P curls almost any trme no doubt because of hrs great charm and socrabrlrty ANNA DOLORES LUCCHESI Ann L lHl'l'.Y I l UI UH 0 Course Academrc Future Albertrna Rasch Dancrng School HrTrr l 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Student Councrl 3 4 Lrbrary Councrl Re-presentatrve 3 4 Hall Patrol 3 4 Charrman of Iunror Prom Scrence Club l French Club Treasurer Gym Exhrbrtron l 2 Informatron Desk Charrman Although shes rather small Anna stands head and shoulders above the rest of us rn the art of classrcal dan cmg talkrng too for she can chatter as few others are able to However as charrman of the Prom she made rt the most successful of tts krnd DOROTHY IEAN LYNCH Lrttle oe gh a x mrr t Course General Future Katharrne Grbbs HrTr l 2 3 4 Cheer Leader 2 3 Lrbrary Club l 2 Dramatrc Club l 2 3 4 Gym Exhrbrtron l 2 3 Squ d Leader 4 Hrkers Club 2 Dramatrc Club Play 4 Glee Club 2 Commencement Pageant 3 GAA 4 Eve ybody knows Dot the cute lrttle senror wrth the adorable smrle that wrns you to her rmmedrately She strll has a brt of her grggle left too from her underclassman years and thats another reason for her popularrty EDWARD MAKOWSKI Mack Eddre UV' Course Commercral Future Undecrded Basketball 3 Baseball 4 For hrs lack of drgnrty Eddre manages to hold hrs own when rt comes to socrabrlrty and all round good fellow shrp Along wrth these trarts hrs ab lrty for work wrll make hrrn a success wherever he takes hrs stand rn the world me tt H Ro Nm rr-lm! ix mid but :plz t A dum' is lo br' ' gt dell, 9 . . . 1 1 '- ' J 4 I - .. . . ,, Xa 1 limxvlf crm lu' ' rr' Htl. ' , , 2 1 ' 1 1 , tt H SIP Jr I'lr- 1 g I. - ' , , , , : ' . J I I 1 I I I F 1 I - f .. . I H .l Ian. Lv nwfrflr rr lzrllldrvri grf11'n1.r in nj 1 kv. '- r , . , : , : ' , : , , r I , f F U . ' I V - - . . V r g 5 . . . . I ' . . . r . .. 1, .. . H l.r'! yu f'1'l'4'4'f'f lu' tlfv tlrxj-', r 4.5 . , . . . . G . , 1 IOSEPH MANGIONE loe Mussre Pl In :mx L11 Course Academ1c Future Art School loe IS one of those fellows who let the rest of us talk a hablt that makes one popular anywhere l-hs usual quletness however has not kept us from apprec1at1ng hrs pleasant personalxty and co operauve sp1r1t IOSEPHINE MANGIONE Phrny r Iwnt nfl Course Commerclal Future Busmess lee C Her s a girl who IH the course of t1me wlll cut a well no lgure ln the world The reasons? They are busx abrhty soctal agreeableness and a bram that she DIVINA MARCHIO Dee Course General Future Duke French Club 3 4 Dramatlc Club 4 Tunlaw 4 I-llkers Club 2 H1Tr1 l 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Volley Ball 3 4 Freshman Play D1v1na can txckle the 1vor1es w1th the best of ptano players as she has proved to us tn the past But then lf she dxdnt have that ab1l1ty her flawless complexlon and socr able smrle would help her to be a success any place CORNELIUS I MCCARTHY Mac III zu mt 111 Course ACGd9ITl1C Future Law Drarnatrc Club 3 4 Debate Club 4 Llbrary Councll 4 Semor Play 4 Freshman Play Hall Patrol Phys Ed Exh1b1 n l 2 Napoleon was small too and that IS why Corme doesnt worry about hrs he1ght Hts pug nose blue eyes and rosy complexron have caused many a faxr damsel 1n the school to label htm as cute RUTH MCCORMICK Rufus mix I 1 Course ACGd9mlC Future The College of Idaho Cranford l-hgh School l Orchestra l 2 3 4 Dramatrc Club Play 4 Hall Patrol 3 4 School Paper l Band l 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 There may be found no equal of Ruths wavy locks the envy of every g1rl here but that rsnt her only cla1m as many a person can tell you Ruth rs rn our estlmatron the typxcal dlgnlfled semor 534 nf d ' rrrh ' lj 1' .v 11 gmni frl1.':u. 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HAROLD F l MCGONEG AL Mac Gonegal t' u rid 11110' v II 111 g 0 I7 Course Commerctal Future Telephone Company Basketball l 2 Track 3 4 Football Manager 1 2 3 4 Gym Exh1b1t1on l 2 3 4 Prospenty and happ1ness 1t IS d slle t sal follow the strong n men If true these two factors w1ll surely be Harolds espec1ally when h1s ab1l1ty for work IS consldered for he was a great help 1n takmg care of football equtpment ROBERT MCHUGH Gooch ll fl at lat11 0 All a th ll? ongu 0 'll 1111 Course General ean Academy Varstty Football 5 Bask tb T Future D e all l 2 4 5 Sports Ed1tor unlaw 5 SCISDCS Club l M H T 5 Iun1or Leaders C 1 2 3 4 H1 Y 2 3 T k orps rac Squad l 3 Cheer Leader 3 Phys E E h1b1t1on 1 2 3 4 5 On the football fxeld hes a t l k b r1pe threat On the bas et all court hes a br1ll1ant star Wtth the fa1rer sex h shlnes What more can e we say of Gooch? Only that we are proud to l1st hlm as our own RUTH L MELICK 11 11 11 Th 10 ' .1-. ut '11 f it: gfL'4lff'.ff 1r111 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 11 Th 111u 1 1 11 t 11' V, I .Nl-V, is 1 11, If :ui I1 Y 1: I1 ru1111r1t u'1 ll 'L' I 1 1 1 I I I - - - I 1 1 1 I ' 1 I 1 I I d. x 1 1 1 1 . 1 11 . Rufus ,S'111iIi11g, 1'l1v1'rf11l, lI1'Zi'Uj'S rieprrltialvlv, .YoIl1 ' 1 1' '. I1 1'o111111r111l1 hiv. I I I ' I I 1 I 1 - 1 11 11 11 1 'c lmth 1'1 1.1, f 1 K l 1 1 1 . 11 .1 11 . 11 pl 11 A' 1' t Ill 1 fn 1':'1'ry fy. I - . . . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I I I I ' 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 I -1 111g uhm! 11 r that rv ot 1 Course Academlc Future N I C Yearbook Staff 4 Class Secretary 3 Cl Student C ass Treasurer 2 ounc1l l H1 Trl Cabmet 4 Iumor Prom Comm1ttee 3 Hall Patrol 3 4 Tunlaw 2 3 Her modesty and qu1et nature QIVE one l1ttl to suspect that sh e reason e IS an honor student of h1gh rat1ng When 1n the company of her best lrtend Ruth starts a g1ggl1ng match to whtch there IS no end VERA L MEYER Vee Kate ll ISI lar11 Course General Future Nursmg GeeClubl 2 3 4 Who has not heard Veras sllvery VOICE r1ng out 1n as sembly or the Glee Club? B6SldeS her Slnglng Veras t1nk l1ng laugh on any or all o ccas1ons has made her well known to her fellow students FRANCES MILEC IIGHCOISS lfrrk ll ur UI VUUH f Cour se Academic Fu ure N I C Dramatlc Club 1 2 3 4 Tunlaw Staff l Z 3 Sen1or Class Play 4 Iumor Prom Comm1ttee 3 Freshman Class Play l H1 Trl 1 2 3 French Club Z 3 4 D b e ate Club l Clever repartee along wlth her w1nn1ng personaltty makes Fran one of the outstand1ng members of our class Her w1de c1rcle of fr1ends is one proof of her merry natur Her act1ng too IS famou 1 e s aong w1th her ant1cs 1n an Oral Engltsh class OF SKY Fran F 351 AUGUST MIRZAOFF Muzzy I5 vt rf a 011 11 1 tl x Course Acadermc Future Doctor Football Z 3 4 Terms 2 3 4 Dramattc Club Tunlaw Freshman Play l Archrmedes as he IS known to hrs frtends rs noted for nonchalance and that man about town a1r Good lookrng well dressed and easy to get along wrth he has a hard tlme avordmg the wtmmen who pursue h1m BEATRICE FLORENCE MUNDY Bea l Course Commercral Future BUSINESS 'QXQAX Gym Exhrbrtron l 2 H1 Tr1 1 2 3 Hrkers Clu l 2 3 Always rn a good natured frame of mrnd Bea ge along well Wllh anybody and everybody BeS1dES sh has plenty of pep and enthuslasm a factor aldlng greatly ID soclal hfe IOHN ARTHUR MURPHY Spud I' It gr 1 Course General Future Army Photo Edltor of Yearbook Dramatrc Club Vrce Presrdent H1Y Stage Crew Football Track Team Hall Patrol Frre Patrol Fencmg Team To the freshmen Art 15 a blast senror He especrally prefers a dark room for h1s photography a pet hobby lt was he 1n fact who edxted the photography of thrs book However thls IS not hrs only accomphshment another be1ng hrs dramatlc ab1l1ty MARY LOUISE MUZYKA Mae ll VG Course Commerc1al Future Busmess GAA 4 H1Tr1 ' Trl Delta 2 Squad Leader 4 French Club 2 Gym Exhlbrt on 3 When Marys attractlve srmle flashes forth even the hardest heart IS melted But then 1ts not only her smlle thats attractrve her personalrty belng as charmtng as her appearance HAROLD NAVRATIL Navvy nrt 116111 11 Course General Future Forman Balanced well rn Harolds make up IS the mark of a gentleman and a w1ll1ng worker combmed wlth an ever ready laugh and a srmle for everyone These tra1ts have won htm many frtends vn the school Q36 1- .t 11 l.r't 1 . 11 111':r rvligi with hut mn' ' 111111 111in1'11ti li111 'y rv-,ffl-f. 1 . 5 l 1 , 1 ' L 1: .l mrrri' lnwrrl 11111l.'rll t1 fl11'1'r7'11I t'1f1111tr1111111' . x. , L 1 , - 'J 1 1 ' 1 1 I 1 1 1 , I , I I . 4 1 .. .1 1'ar'i1'ty'x tl1r .rf'icz' of llff ' I11 1':'t'x it 1111 its l'l1:111', . 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LEON NIEMCZYK Shorty 1 has rm al antn tv Course Academtc Future Chem1calEng1neer Baseball l Phys Ed Exh1b1t1on 2 3 4 Leon rs one student who studles hard for h1S educatxon ye never lets other people hear about 1t However he has won the respect and admlratlon of all wtth whom he as come ln Contact an envxable pos1t1on EDWIN IOSEPH OCHAB Chabby c ,rr nz ur tn f I v Course Com'nerc1al Future Undeclded Football Club Football 3 4 Eddle exudes good nature and fun but underneath these lS a slncere purposefulness that has carrted htm through these four years tn NPHS H1s lxvely sp1r1t has secured for h1m many frlends an asset not to be overlooked FLORENCE OLSON Flossre Flo S tatvnr run 1' I' Course Commerctal Future Busmess L1brary Councll 3 Dramat1c Club 3 H1 Trl 3 GAA 4 Squad Leader 4 Tall and sl1m wtth the mark of a lady stamped well upon her Flosste has won our hearts wtth her loyalty quxet frtendlmess and unruftled personallty Success wxll be hers ANNE PANYREK Nonn ldjlllg, LOIIIIYQIHIIIK 1 .U z l1 V H H101 Course Comrnerc1al Future Pace Instltute Tunlaw Busmess Manager 4 Treasurer 4 Typtst 2 3 Intramural basketball 3 Volley Ball 3 4 Track 3 Iumor Prom Commlttee 3 Annes skrll at a typewrlter ts known throughout the school as well as her wllhngness to work On the busmess staff of the Tunlaw too she showed her worth m collectrn Q ads Shes an honor student also belymg the formula Beautltul but dumb GRACE PARKS Pepper Gmger tu 1 I 1 tan 4 1 rn r r lr non Course Commerctal Future Undectded H1 Trr 1 2 3 4 Sophomore Pm Commlttee 2 Iuntor Pro m Decorat1on Com Spanxsh Play 3 Presldent French Club l Secret F h C ary renc lub 2 L1brary Councll 3 Spantsh Club 3 4 Trl Delta 2 Phys Ed Exhxbltlon 2 3 4 Tunlaw 2 Hall Patrol 3 4 Noon Hour Patrol 3 4 Commencement Pageant 3 What wtll NPHS do wlthout Gracie? Wh t d a un er classman has such a charmlng personallty as to step tnto th e shoes she w1ll vacate? Her populartty wtth everyone w1ll not waver we know when she IS graduated from thts hall of learnmg I37 1. 1 Xi11'm ' ' 4 1- g '. . C I - 4 1 1 A f ' . 1 , . 1. 11 ll U .f, ' flrwi, u ml 0 t4',lfny. - 1 I 1 - 11 . 11 11 11 Hftill 7' tl L' I I ' I - - - I V 11 11 1-I fl' ' ' ' ' 'U ix 1 'I I vmuu t' 4 Van. 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 I I 1 . . 1 1 1 . 11 11 .1 . 11 .S'lu .v lu' 4I'fn 5 l1t'l f. ' lo lm u'ou'1l. Sh' ix rl :1-mn 5 Hn' vfo 1' to I ' ' 1 1 1 I I -I I 1 1 I 1 1 I - - 1 1 I I 1 I 1 I . 1 1 - ANN PASCUIT Smp I Course Cornrrterclal Future Dress Desrgner Wlth her congenlal even and pleasmg nature Ann has .Jmade to h 1 r ersef here a mche that w1ll seem vacant wrth V out her We can onlv wlsh her happmess and success 1n her chosen held when she enters the busmess world HELEN PEARSOIX Clara Course General Future Nursmg Tunlaw Staff 4 Dramatic Cl b 3 GA u A 4 Squad Leader 3 H1'l'r1 l Phys Ed Exh1b1t1on 3 Two outstandmg charactenstlcs of Helen are her eyes and her smlle Iudglrg from the bnlltance ol both of thes e the world wxll be her oyster lf she uses them to advantage AGNES C Proorr Nan mgqy I III. I I Course Commerclal Future Nursrng H1 Trl l 2 3 4 World Fellowshlp 3 VICS Pres1dent 4 Hall Patrol 4 GAA Counctl 4 Dramatlc Club 3 4 Cheer Leader 2 3 4 S quad Leader 4 Trl Delta 2 Comme-ncemen Pageant 3 Iumor Prom Chalrman Chaperons Hockey l 2 Basketball l Z 3 4 Volley Ball l 2 Its a foregone concluston that everyone who knows her wlll mlss Nan wlth her good humor and Smlllng counten ance Although she remalns true to one man her dancln Q and ready wrt have boosted her populanty to the sktes SYDNEY GEORGE PINESS Syd I 14 Course Academlc Future Cornell U'l1V6TS1lY Dramatlc Club l 2 3 4 Tunlaw l 2 3 4 Llte at r ure Club 2 Secretary 3 Debate Club 2 Stamp Club 2 Rlng Committee 4 Iumor Prom Committee 3 Sophomore Pm Co'n mxttee 2 Gym Exh1b1t1on 3 Iumor Sen1or Play 4 Puns PIHSSS the words are practlcalty synonymous for Syd lS w1t lncarnate When Syd enters the med1cal pro IGSSIOH he may enhven h1s patlents by regahng them with h1s many wlttlcxsms BeS1dGS hes a snappy dresser and a ballroom dancer of great renown MICHAEL PREHODKA Porky Butch H ldll HHH Course Commerc1al Future Undec1ded -Z Mxke IS a sta1d member of our class o has proved hlmself to be a real and regular worke Few yobs he tackles wlthout f1n1sh1ng them and dolng them well and h1s 1ov1al1ty has made h1m popular wrth hrs frtends f38 ' Izrrn llfllt' Nm gs Im: 4' llrmr fmrrlutrr' g'1'l ' x A V, . , , A T .1 11 TIM ,Ivy nf yunlll urnl Irtwllffl hm' 1'-x't'.v uIl.s'1'ltly g - g '. , ' ' ' . 11 11 1. . 11 .-I .mful .vi 'lr' limi tl xyrr pr tfvtrf ln'ur1, ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' I I - - - I 1 I , . 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Hut am ll ' mnxr aff :vit in ntlrrr IH wr. e 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 Z I I I I 1 ' 5 . g - . 1 11 1. 11 fl .xfr 113' u :uitll a .ftuutly A tl. .I Irrtfcr' num is html 111 rinrlf' 1 MARY LOUISE RAFFERTY 1mf1I1 111 f I 1 lmri Course General Future St Peters H r1l 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 6151 3 Vol e 12 HQXB XZ y T k 3 GA aseball 1 2 3 4 Gym Exh1b1t1on l 2 3 4 Hlkers Club 2 Squad Leader 3 Besrdes havmg the abundance of fortltude necessary rn the sport llfe she l d M ea s ary IS endowed w1th a keen level and persever1ng mtnd When you conslder fnends too f ew come better than Mary for she IS always Wllllng to lend a hand 5 0 ,Mel ELSIE LUCILLE RAINFORD s tlx .rp 111 1x14 1 Course Commerc1al Future Commercral College Spanrsh Club l 2 3 Secretary 4 GAA l 2 3 Class Leader 4 H1kers Club 3 Llterature Club 3 Archery 2 as ketball 2 3 4 H ockey 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Track 2 3 Tennts 3 Elsre l1ke her alumna s1ster has successfully comb1ned athletlcs wrth studxes and the result IS a well developed personallty Her ft so vorce and general attract1veness have not been l t os on NPHS although she IS rather qutet 1n pubhc VERNER U RAMSING tx wax lglug r I1 F1sh mt 0 hal a L Course Academ1c Future Undec1ded Student Counc1l 3 Pres1dent 4 Hall Patrol 3 4 Foot ball 4 Dramat1c Club l 2 3 4 Ltbrary Club 1 H1 Y 1 2 3 F h res man Play Iunlor Prom Comm1ttee Tenms 1 Z 3 4 Versatxle IS the word for Verner Pres1dent of the u dent COUnCll varstty guard on the football team and a soclal l1on he IS one of the classs most popular members He IS well known for hlS wtsecracks and cltmples BETTY RATH Betts nth I Hs no J wx .nth gn Course Academ1c Future Packard Rlchmond H111 and Hyde Park I-hgh Schools Dramat1c Club 3 4 L rbrary Counc1l 3 Spanlsh Club 3 An asset to any publlc speaklng class thats Betty Nllh her 1nfect1ous chuckle and unorthodox lectures Shes a lot of fu I n a so outslde of class especrally smce she can take a Joke as well as hand one out MARY ANN RICCARDI Rrckey 1 1111 C no bust Course Commerctal Future Undecided Spamsh Club 1 2 H1 Tr1 l Mary really has that rare and pleasant combmatlon of character and personaltty She does cheerfully a great deal of work wrthout people knowlng 1t wh1le her quletly pleas ant manner wtth everyone brmgs her frtendshlp and ad mlratlon l39l 11 11 Io SI It i' U 111 ill Ing: 1.1 lt' f I lu' F11 I 1 SI . 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IAMES HARRY RICHIE Rch unc man url! malt n m Course Commerclal Future W st Pornt ary ademy Football n l 2 4 Orchestra le afeterxa 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 Hall Patrol 4 Harry IS a hard worker 1n school 1n the orchestra on the football held and In he cafetena He rs never too busy however to glve someone a l1ttle help or a frlendly word and xs accordlngly very well l1ked HARRY RIGGERS RIQQS od tnn I tri Course Commerc al Future Commerclal Hockey Basketball Baseball Football Terms Fenc ng A close compan on of Harry R1ch1e Har y s very s m ar to hlm rn the mat er of helpfulness and fr endl1ness I nearly every GCIIVIIY both 1n and out of school they are practlcally lnseparable and seem to en oy themselves 1mmensely DOROTHY ROBBINS Do Pest Iurzirrvss Course Commerc1al Future Busmess L1brary Councll 4 The glft of gab IS one of Dorothys outstand ng qual t1es and wrth xt she enl1vens many a class and mtormal gathermg She s always ready to do anythmg for anyone and IH add1t1on promotes a s1m1lar feehng 1n others MARY ROSCOE Mar Snooks H 1' dlllrll Course Commercxal Future BUSINESS Spamsh Club I Shorthand Club l You dont hear much Irom Mary but shes rrght there plugg1ng along all the t1me Loyalty to her frlends per slstence ln her work and perennlal good nature are some of her most promment characterlstlcs CLIFFORD ROSENGREN C 1 mlsxlrz' mi twn Idlc tlr 111141 vvu sl rt Course General Future Avlator Dramatlc Club Cheer Leadmg Hall Patrol Chff 1S qulte a handy man around school bemg an 1m portant member of the stage crew and a cheer leader too H15 pep dependabtllty and reputat1on for bemg a good m1xer have brought hun deserved popularlty l40l .. i H pl 1' 'A '1' llllrfi' 0f'f'ul't Hliuxv flu ht' !f11fl.r. l O 2, 35 Rif lu 45 se 1 , , 1 I I - . . 4 . . , t . , 1 , , V .. . 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H 1 ix ri'f.v1imrr, ' ' ' I i- V . , , - 1 , 1 - t, ., .. ,I Sak , sf atlftut, ui ir 1 5 . . , V . rt Pl ' 1 1 ut' n . 1'I '.v J 1 nf I I - I - , , f - , DOROTHY SCHEURMAN I I HV 1 Course General Future Undec1ded Bound Brook I-hgh l 2 G1rls Basketball Team G1rls Hockey Team Archery Champ1on H1 Tr1 Volley Ball Team Baseball GAA Dotty came to NPHS from another h1gh school but 1t dldnt take her long to f1nd ner n che Basketball 1S her forte although she IS good at all sports Her lovely ha1r IS her outstandmg feature TOHN SCHIFFEL Sh1ff Smffel Legs 111 0 tl 1011 r rzfl 1 lr11111 Course General Future SGIVICQ S'at1on Salesman Football l 2 3 4 Vars1ty 3 4 Iohnny has had throughout h1S career an amazlng rep utat1on for turn1ng teachers ha1rs gray Tall and llkeable he holds down a vars1tv berth on the football team and decorates h1s fathers gas stat1on fadvl IH h1s le1sure CHARLES SCHLACHTUN Ch1Ck Coursef-GeraK Future d6C1d6M Charla 1 another who gets a lot done w1thout broad castmg, 1 e helped bu1ld the m1ll wh1ch was an out standrng, feature of an outstandmg Prom and has worked very hard on the yearbook Apparently nothmg ever bothers h1m elther MARTHA SCHOENIBAUM French1e Mart til 0 X ll Course General Future Undec1ded H1 Tr1 l 4 Fren h Club l 2 Dramat1c Club l W1 French1e can get a laugh oat of anyth1ng She sucks by her frlends of whom she has a great many and IS ready w1th a helpmg hand for everyone th her easy go1ng though 1mpetuous nature AXEL SCHOYEN Baron r 11 11 Course Academ1c Future Prep School V P I Debatmg 3 4 Student Counc1l 4 Fenclng 4 Phys Ed Exh1b1t1on l 4 As a valuable member of the Student Counc1l and De bate Club Axel 1S a steadylng mfluence on h1 dd s gl 1er classmates out never a wet blanket HIS blue roadster ll usua y p1led to the roof IS a fam1l1ar campus s1ght E411 , 1 Dot Ulllilfl flair HM' .r1111.rl111' 1111-I 111' I of g1I1I. v 7 . 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HERBERT SCHULKIND Herb Course ACGd9m1C Future Rutgers Debate Club l 2 L1brary Club l Phys Ed Exh1b1t1on 3 Herble IS one of our better students and an accom pl1shed debater Consc1ent1ous and w1ll1ng he IS the 1oy of every teacher who com es 1n contact Wllh h1m H15 curls are the envy of the fem1'11ne sect1on of the class lANE SCHWEITZER Blond1e Course Gene Futu Unde 1 dent Counc1l 2 3 4 VICS Presrdent a C 1brary Counc1l l H1kers Club 2 Phys Ed 1 11 AA 2 3 4 Baske Vo ey B 2 3 4 Freshman Play l l'l1Tr1 l 2 3 4 Hall P l 3 unlaw 4 lane IS everybodys pal and a grand one she IS She IS an all round athl t e e and takes part 1n many extra curr1cu lar act1v1t1es Her SGYVICQ on the Student Counc1l and GA A has been very useful RAYMOND A SHEET EN Ray Course General Future Buslness Golf l Z 3 4 C apta1n 4 Glee Club 4 Track 3 Bas ketball l Z Horneroom Basketball l 4 Iudgmg from hxs cons1stent excellence as a golfer Ray may be the man to put Lawson l.1ttle 1n the shade And a popular champxon he would be for blessed Wllh an agree able d1spos1t1o h n e has no trouble gettmg along Wllh everybody VINCENT SINISGALLI fb sm Guy Course Ac 11-Ek !L1 Tones School of Aeronaut1cs Football 2,1 3 4 Sen1or B A A Baseball 4 Spamsh Club 2 3 Glee Club Vtnc IS a natural athlete but he has made h1s best showtng 1 ootball where h1s all round br1ll1ance was 1n valuable t the team The Gl Cl ee ub too has been graced by h1s presence and he IS a general favor1te DOROTHY MARGARET SMITH 0 fr I x 1, Dolly Course Academ1c Future College Prep School Cheer Leadlng 2 3 H1Tr1 l 2 3 4 Gym Exh1b1t1on 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 Debate Club l Dramatlc Club l Z H1keYS Cl b 2 u 3 French Club 2 4 Basketball 2 Tenn1s Z Volley Ball 3 4 Looks clothes and personal1ty Dolly has them all but shes true to her ex basketball captaln As a cheer leader and 1n her school work she has proved herself a Wllllng and rehable k wor er She IS also one of the classs neatest g1rls T42 MIT!-Vflltllli 111111 :1'1'.r1' ht' :1-ax, ffm 1111! 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BEVERLY SORDELET Bev tio I0 1 ll r rx u Course Academ1c Future Des1gn1ng Nazareth Academy 1 2 Mor on Hlgh School 3 GAA 1 2 3 4 Letter Club I 2 H1 Tr1 4 Iunlor Sen1or G1rls Club 3 Cheer Leaderl 2 Dramatlcs l 2 Basketball l 2 3 4 Vol ley Ball I 2 4 Tenn1s 3 Beverly IS a comparauve newcomer to NPHS and a very welcome one for she 1mmed1ately made herself popular and co operatlve member of the student body-a process that was no trouble for her w1th her natural charm ANN PATRICIA SOROKA Pat Ann The Larmth of gmnul fzfrtvsx ze zlm of I cl Course Commerc1al Future Undeclded Span1sh Club I 2 Llbrary ounc1l 3 GAA 1 2 3 4 Sophomore Pm 1ttee c e Gym Exh1b1t1on 2 3 4 Basketball o a 2 3 4 Baseball l 2 Track l 2 Squa ader A smooth perso a ty pl an a l1ty and w1ll1ngness to do compete t wo pus a ett ce plus a great many other tra1ts acter equ l Ann a fme comblnatlon w1th a superfme DOROTHY SPENCER Do -1 quiet mxnnrr umr ma x frwzir Course General Future School Teacher Pres1dent of Glee Club Class Leader GAA Councll Basketball I 2 3 4 Volley Ball 2 3 4 Hockey 2 3 4 H1 Tr13 4 Tunlaw 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 French Club 2 Squad Leader 2 3 Archery Captam 3 Dot IS another gxrl who IS very much at home 1n the gym or on the hockey held for she 1S acttve 1n all g1rls sports She has also acqutred a reputatlon for makxng amus1ng sllps of the tongue 1n class ALF RED SPRINGER Sprtng 0 .vtx I ug Han Course Commerc1al Future Com er1 or Canuck Busl Few people real1z what a capab busmes anager or the yearbook Alfred has been for doesnt t lc about h1s accompllshments He may be recogn1zed by a broad smlle and an unassummg manner DORIS IEAN STARBUCK Do cr am mflr :fx tl nu r Course Commerc1al Future Secretarxal Work H r1l 2 3 4 G A Dor1s should make an excellent housew1fe or nurse to 1udge by her capab1l1ty 1n such roles Her temperament too seems to be su1table for that type of work SIDCG she IS qulet cheerful patxent and sympathetlc T431 11 11 Not 1 Julvcr, 1 t Mo gay, but fm' girl in fm' V' 'arf' . 4 ' 1 1 1 L 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I ' I 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 , CI 11 11 1. 11 11 T, - 1 U hy, Tl E1 .rr Rr ' Uv. 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I I - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 I ' 1 F 1 I - - - 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 11 . 11 ll 111' U' 11'1'om1': 1 you 1 , 1 11 t11 .1 1' I ' si 1111 1 l.'1'.v 1':'1'ryon1' In' fr1'1'u1I, i-T ' , , , 5 ,A, . 1 , 1 I 1 I ' VIRGINIA STEWART Ilnny L-111111 A m 11 1111111111 Course Commerc1al Future Bus1ness Span1sh Club l Squad Leader 3 4 H1 Tr1 2 3 4 Clean Up Comrruttee 3 Iun1or Prom Cor'11'n11tee 3 H1kers Club 2 Baseball 3 Archery 2 Intramural Sports 2 Lost and Found Commlttee 4 Phys Ed Exhlbltlon 2 3 4 lxnny IS one ot those g1rls who have a wlsecrack and gr1n for every OCCGSIOW Underneath however she IS a rea tr1end and a good worker Such a comb1nat1on always make for popu1ar1ty and Imny IS no eXCepllO'1 FLETCHER CRAIG STILLWELL Llflle 101111g 111u11 QLIIU 1111 1 1 I Course ACGd9m1C Future Dartmouth Drarnatlc Club l 2 3 4 Tunlaw 4 Glee Club l 2 L11 erature Club 3 Phys Ed Exh1b1t1on l 2 3 4 Tenms 4 Cra1g IS eager to please everyone and does so Wllh h1s fr1endl1ness and w1ll1ngness to ass st 1n anyth1ng I-Ie IS one ot tlce hardest workers 1n the D ramat1c Club and an GCTIVE member ot the Debate Squad VVILBUR STOKEY Stoke Brurg u1tl1 xou J st 1111 xoutlaful 1111111 Course General Future Undeclded Track l 2 3 4 Cross Country 2 3 SCIENCE Club 3 Hall Patrol 4 Stage Crew 3 4 Cheer Leader 4 Debate Club 3 H1Y 2 3 4 Phys Ed Exh1b1t1on I 2 3 4 Llbrary Coun c1l 2 Fenc1ng Club 4 An actne member of H1Y the track team the stage crew and the cheer lead1ng squad Stoke stands out among h1s fellow students HIS w1tt1ness and general a ree bl g a e ness are also noteworthy as IS h1s sportsmansh1p KENNETH STUART Ken 11s1111g 1 up 111 L1 Course Commerc1al Future Southern Method1st Basketball H1 Y Ken IS probably at h1s best on the basketball court he has played Wllh both scholast1c and outs1de teams Al though rather bashful 1n pubhc wxth h1s 1nt1mates he s e l1te of the party FLORENCE E TOVELL Toe .v a 11. Course General Future Undeclded H1 Tr1l 2 3 4 Basketballl 3 4 Ho k l c ey 4 Tunlaw 3 Baseballl 4 GAA 1 4 Gym Exh1b1t1on I 3 Archery 2 To WIS IS another Babe D1dT1CkSOn as far as athIet1cs go and a general good sport Her fun lov1ng d1spos1t1on and am1ableness have won for her d a W1 e c1rcle ot trrends all ot whom swear by her 144 .. . 1 '21 I ' 1111 ' 1 '11 with 0 1 ' ' 1 '11y,'. 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 5 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 ' . . , 11 'Q-1 V- -1 1 ,.l11'x fx l11'tt111' f1l1lll 111111 '1L'1I 1 111 'ns f'1111. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I - - 1 1 1 1 - 1 - .1 11 ' 1' -1 1' 1 1 W1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 I ' 5 , I Y I.. 1 1 , . .. 11 ..St 11 II . , fu' '11 S, 1111! HUf 11111111 11'1'11. 5 - , . . I . . . . 1 th .. 11 It' fric1111ly 11c11rI that 1111s 11111 -1 fr1'1'111I.v, ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . . 1 7 1 1 1 3. IANE VANCE Vancy Goodlu nor tc1fl1e.v tlavms to Inv! Course COmm9TClGl Future Undectded Spamsh Club l 2 3 B sketball l 2 Volley Ball 4 Dont let seems to be Ienrues motto and she bser 1 usly P tty and carefree she laughs and- os ps ay thro h everythlng But de sptte her nonch lance Ienn1e rnphshes a great deal CECIL VAN OREN Van t' L0 fl Course Academ1c Fu ure U C L A Cross Country 3 Football Manager 4 Band 4 Orchestra 2 3 Htkers Club 3 4 F1ve Year Club 5 M H T Club 5 Swlmrntng 1 Sllver Bay Academy Tenn1s l Sllver Bay Academy Swtmmxng 4 M1am1 Sen1or Hlgh Tenn1s 4 M1Qml Semor Htgh Cecll Wllh hxs swanky roadster and w1nter Jaunts to Flortda and V1rg1n1a IS the envy of h1S less fortunate classmates Easy go1ng and generous he usually mcludes h1s frlends 1n hts pleasures and consequently IS popular w1th everyone MARGARET VAN FLEET Marg j ll IKITJIIIIIIII, Course General Future Undectded Danclng lce Skattng Baseball Margaret IS so qutet that very few people know 1n what s e IS really lnterested In all her school contacts however she has shown a lr1endly constderatlon for others and a ftne CAROLYN SILEN WA EN Carr1e Ktttenlsh ll Il 0 7' HI U IIUI Course A Future U Student C ncll l 1br Councll l 2 3 4 Ltbrar Y Y .xb l 2 tor Pr Ctimlttee 3 Dramatlc Club 1 4 Debate C ubx Fren Club 3 4 Tunlaw l 4 From he freshm year on Carr1e has been cursed w1th the ap OPTIGTG appellatlon of K1tten1sh WhlCh d Splle her excellent work IH her studtes and 1n dramatlcs she has not been able to l1ve down PETER PAUL WELANETZ Pete Wh1tey I5 als x llllgl or 1' IU It lc' 0 1 Course ACGd8mlC Future Avtatton Plamheld Hrgh School 1 2 Football 3 Vars1ty 4 H1 Y 4 Iunlor Prom Comm1ttee Baseball 4 Hall Patrol 2 Wh1tey came to us from Platnfxeld H1gh a year or two ago and has proved to be an asset to our football team He has made a host of fr ends through h1s good nature and happy go lucky sp r1t 45 -1 1 t 1 ' . . A . 1 ' ri , , : . 1 ' . er ' ' ' , ' it ' . , . ' er ' . , - T 1 7- rl11'.r 1111 ht-H ' rf zu' I111rry, l - .... . 5 ' ' , : ' 1 . A - : 1 I 1 1 , ' ' ' 2 ' , A ' 1. H So ruirt, so . ' g is .vl11'. h ' ' ' . , , spirit of co-operation. D 1 nl l11'ad fo 1'011Ir1f r, to g f-4 .v mic, und 111 to 1'.11'f11f1', - c hnic 1 xx 1- C L Cl' . , 3: ' ' 1 ' , 5 , X . - A . . .. . . 11. . V ei Ile ' :'11,'.v I rling, f I1 I J 411 illflll-1' 1 al f vii. - - i ' . SHIRLEY WHEELAN Sh1rl Blessed arc tlcx that I thc grft of mukmg frxcnis Course Academrc Future Kathar1ne GlbbS H1 Tr1 l 3 4 Program Chalrman 4 DIGmGl1C Club 4 Treasurer Publlclty Comm1ttee Chatrman Costume COmm1l tee GAA 1 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Class Leader 4 Hall Patrol 3 4 Iunlor Prom 3 Decoratton Comm1ttee Tunlaw 3 L1brary Club l Llbrary Counc1l 4 Debate Club l Chorus l 2 Gym Exh1b1t1on W1th her attractlve smxle and soc1able nature Sh1rley has acqu1red a great many lrrends Shes always ready e1ther to do a p16C6 ol work as lt should be done or to have a good t1me An athlete too IS Sh1rley BEVERLY WHITE v :mtl r all 5, v tmg 1, uhh' 1 111 the IH Course Academ1c Future Stanford Student Counc1l Treasurer 4 Tunlaw l 2 3 Ed1tor 3 Class Treasurer 3 Secretary 4 H1 Tr1 1 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 GAA 1 Z 3 4 Counc1l 4 Iumor Prom COmm1llee 3 Hall Patrol 3 4 Canuck Edxtor 4 Chalrman Sophomore P1n Com m1ttee 2 French Club 4 Debate Club l One of the most unassumxng but w1thout a doubt one of the most popular and capable IS Bev Evldence ol her Qblllly IS th1s yearbook and the fact that she IS one of the ranktng pup1ls 1n the class She was also one of the tew to earn her letters ln her Iumor year MOLLY EVELYN WHITLEY Babe Course Commerc1al Future Secretar1al Work-Z1 f ,, fl! fpdf 114141 1' spfmsh Club 1 2 X' if Mollys yollmess and wxllrngnes to do her part have made her a very popular member of the class Her h1gh sp1r1ts very often take the form of a constant stream ot verbrage wh1ch IS the despa1r ot study hall teachers RUTH WICKMAN Ruth1e Chcerfuluess as an offshoot gooincss ani uf 1 i Course Commerc1al 4 W Future Undeclded H1Tr1Cab1r1et4 H1 Tr1 l Z 3 4 GAA COUnC1l4 Hall Patrol 3 4 VICE Pres L1brary Counc1l 3 Lxbrary Club 2 Dramat1c Club 1 Z 3 4 Capta1n Sophomore Basketball Team Capta1n Intramural Sports Z Squad Leader 1 2 3 Ruth IS an all round g1rl She stars 1n all sports man ages the H1 Tr1 dances elftclently and fmds t1me to enter 1nto numerous other act1v1t1es She IS also one of the best dressed glrls 1n the class IEAN WILLIAMS leanne ent IS d.0Yf ll ll Course Commerc1al Future BUSINESS Llbrary Counc1l l 2 4 Sec s1dent 4 L1b rary Club 2 H1 Tr1 l 2 4 GA Com mlttee 3 Senlor R1ng Comm1ttee 4 Tr1 Delta 2 Com ment Pageant As presldent ol the Llbrary Counc1l lean has done a tme 1ob as lndeed she does w1th any task she IS g1ven She has been GCl1Ve 1n other llnes also and as a basket ball player IS well above average 546 11 . 1. 1 -' mix' ' A ' 1 . 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I, ' ' I fx , . f - - 1 , . 1 1 11 ' M of 1 1 ':1 .v1 om. l Q - ...4 ' I ' 1 1 1 I - - - 1 1 I ' - 1 1 1 1 1 I I I 1 1 - - A I - ' 1 11 11 JI ' ' ' r ltl famvf' .i l rt ' . 1 1 1 3 1 - 1 ' 1 1 I - - 1 1 1 1 ' l I I ' 1 I l I I I ' I I - FRANK WILSON Pete L11 p I 1 1 1,111 or in that zu I X J Course General Future UHdGC1d6d Phys Ed Exhlbrtxon 2 Frank IS a qulet sort of boy who arnved too late partlclpate ln very 'nany extra curr1cular act1v1t1es One our outdoor men he IS very well l1ked by hls teachers and hrs tnends GLORIA WILSON Babs n ml 1 Course Commercxal Future AV1GlT1X French Club 4 Trl Delta 2 H1 Trl l 2 3 Basketball 2 Phys Ed Exhlbltlon l 2 3 4 Glorla apparently IS always happy and ready tor a good tlme She can be depended on nevertheless to do a task asslgned to her as well as posslble Her large cxrcle of frlends IS sutflclent testrmony for her character PAUL IOSEPH WOLF Red Course College Preparatory Future Chemlcal Eng Musrc Ioe s ttammg ha1r and hts complexton usually match for he IS a chronrc blusher As he nas done a great deal to be proud of too ln varlous lmes hrs perpetual rosmess ha httle 1USllf1CGl1OI'l Stull such modesty IS retreshmg FRANK WRUBLEVSKI Wrub 4 I Course Comme-rc1al Future Undecrded Franks brlsk and busmesshke walk bel1es h1s happy go lucky drsposrtron Whrle any work he IS glven IS always well done he stlll has plenty ot trme to spend 1n that most prohtable of all occupatlons mak1ng and emoymg frtends HELEN ZAWATSKY Zawle ll I I H114 Course Commerc1al Future Pace Inst1tute Yearbook Copy Edrtor 4 Tunlaw Copy Edltor 4 lumor Prom Comrnlttee 3 Track 3 Tunlaw Typ1st 3 GAA l 2 3 4 Volley Ball 3 4 Basketball 3 Helen excels as a typrst Thrs year she served as copy edltor on both Tunlaw and the Canuck etther ot whxch po srtlons IS a huge Job tn mtsett She ts an excellent volley ball p'ayer as well 547 fe tt 11 'QU' ar wru :Htl tint t'j'r.c 0111! ful! mm tnu' ' tu 1 fl .vlm rlll .uw !'1z'it1' tix murll ax thq' gy, . . . to . . . A - . , .. b of , . .. 11 ,l.r full nf' xfrvrll fix lx tht' 11 I nf .lltly. 1 I ' 1 1 F I .. 11 Tiff nmn :rim lvln.vllr,v tx :mt fynirr ll lvr11!r. - 1 , . . . . 1 . . , 1 1 ' l l 1 h A S tt 11 1f'11r1l.v tm' '1i'II :rug tirrfix tn H1 'uf' 11 . 11 Xl ' dwrlll lltlt' l'il1I'llt'.rx1'.v 71.'lli1'1't mlnvl Iva: 1' ll'u1'. ' : : 5 . , . 1 1 . I 1 I 1 t . CLASS HISTORY There comes a tlme rn every mans llfe when tt becomes necessary o htm to convtnce hrs skepttbal grandchtldren that he cut au1te a frgure 1n hts younger days The modern ch1ld ho vever w1ll tolerate no general1t1es he must have facts wtth deftmte proof Therefo e to supply our classmates wtth matertal for stlencrng precoctous progeny when the occasron artses we have complled a hrstory of our hrgn school career On September 7 l932 tnere asserrbled rn N P l-l S a group of youna people of wtnmng personaltty unusual rntellrgence and great adaptabrhty the class of 36 We soon organtzed ourselves wtth Stanley Marsh as presr dent lane Schwettzer as VICQ prestdent and Bert Hansen as secretary treas urer For Student Councrl representatrves we chose Buth Mehck and Caro lyn Warren and for advtser Mr lohn A Matthews lt was not long before our talents began to attract attentron Two plays Frrday Afternoon tn the Vrllage School and The Wheels of lusttce espectally put the freshmen 1n the fore All types of actrvrty however entoyed our support and our colors blue and whtte were trtumphantly flyrng at the end of the year After a vacatron dunng whlch we sold good bye to dolls and marbles we returned as sophomores far above sucft puertle pleasures To lead us we elected Ltvro Dalto presrdent Norman Freeman vrce presrdent Charles Schlachtun secretary and Ruth Mehck treasurer lane Schwertzer and lohn Herbst were sent to the Student Councrl and Nr lames Foote was chosen counsellor Selecttng an attractrve pm to 1dent1fy the class was the hrst Job on our hands and was taken care of 1n that capable way pecuhar to us The outstandrng event of the wmter season was our wrnnmg the ctty basketball champronslrup tor the fourth consecuttve ttme somethmg that nerther school had ever done before ln March we entertarned the New lersey Assoclatlon of I-lrgh School Prrnclpals and tmpressed them deeply w1th our excellent morale and self government Wtth the comtng of spnng we all turned out to make a great success of a comprehensrve rntramural sports program ln the sprtng also we won the Temple Unrverslty State Champronshrp Cup tn debatrng and maugurated the frrst of a serres of stunntng fashron shows ln our Jumor year we really h1t our str de L1v1o Dalto was re elected prestdent Betty Glen was made v1ce prestaent Ruth Melrck secretary and Beverly Whlte treasurer To reoresent us on the Student Counctl we chose lane Schwettzer and Verner Ramslng and to advrse us Mr lohn Parker We struck out tn many f1elds4collaborat1ng w1th the sentors tn presentrng Square Crooks a comedy drama assrstmg at College Nrght and wmmng the Cen tral lersey Group lll basketball champtonshrp A long felt want was satlsfted when Mr Raymond Rogers was engaged to organtze a school band wlruch gave tts ffrst concert two months later In add1t1on to our annual Student d ugh Day wtth lfarl Karlson as our frrst mayor 548 . f , . , , . . 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TN..-f -.vs ..'.wnv,-.45 Qnrn x The clrmax of the year ho Never was the lunror Prom an affa1r that wrll go down IH school annals as the most beautrful ever produced 1n N P H S the Dutch mrll berng the outstandrng feature Followmg a ne ff rule adopted by the Student Councrl all offrcers for the comma year were elected ID May Agaln Lrvro Dalto headed the class wrth Pranrc Browne vrce presrdent Bev erly Whrte secretary and Axel Scho fen treasurer Student Councrl represen tatlves were lane Schwertzer Verner Bamsrng and Homer Horsfreld and our advrser lffrss Bosalfe Flmg The one flaw rn the year s actlvrtres was tne announcement that our beloved prrncrpal ffr l-larry l Stearns was leav rng us And so we came to that exalted state the goal of every neophyte senrorhood Wrth the assrstance of our new prrnctpal Mr l-low ard G Spald mg we took upon our shoulders the numerous respons1b1l1t1es rncurred by our posrtron Brngs were the flrst rtern on our schedule and handsome ma roon and gold ones were soon procured ln the held of aramatrcs we shone presentrng The Man on tne Box rn December and The Trystrng Place and Where the Cross ls Made rn February ln the mrdst or a year of ach1eve ment came an accrdent whrch saddened all of us tne untrmely death of a frrend and classmate l-lelen Kosc s But we carr1ed on Guldance Nlght 'was our next project followed closely by Electron Day We successfully observed Borough Day and Student Day wlth Verner Bamsrng as mayor and prrncrpal and representatlve senrors frlhng the other posrtrons The new mus1c depart ment meanwh1le went to town wrth the famous Grlbert and Sulhvan operetta The Mrkado one of the year s most amusrng and colorful presentatrons Wrth the momentum of four years of actron we swept rnto our ftnal sprrng at school wtth a nrcely assorted collectron of emotrons mcludrng prrde sor row rehef and nostalgra The Prom fmal exams and sprrng sports occupred our trme trll we reached the rnevrtable end of the road lmpressrvely grace fully 1f a tnfle nervously we performed our commencement pageant and recerved our drplomas No longer are we students of N P H S but Alumnl T491 1 , - . ., V . . A . . . . ., . X , Y A 1 AJ , . . , . , . , 1 - ' , ' 1 A - ' 1 1 1 . . , - . T . 1 . ,. , r x . .. A , , . 1 L 1, . . L.. , - A 1 , , , . A . 1 . ... , 1 . A . , - . , . . A . , . . , . tt 1 11 . tt - 11 . Y . 1 . . 4 i . 4 . . . Y , 1. . 1 , . tt . 11 1 1 - , . , . 1 1 ' 1 1 f 1 1 . , - 1 A1 CLASS PROPHECY The futurel A dark expanse IH our thought dotted mth hopes fears ambrtrons and long1ngs For hundreds of years seers and soothsayers have trred to prerce the thlck ve1l that hrdes the future from our eager gaze We too have consulted the stars the moon the sun and the planets Where w1ll we be twenty frve years from now? The answers are wrrtten rn letters of frre across the myster1ous page of the sky Anthony Abbruzzese IS Muscle bound Srrnsgallr s pr1vate bookkeeper Paulme Abbruzzese IS strll hauntrng Scaleras bus dr1vers Sadre Ables has publrshed a book called Gu'n Chewrng lts Theory and Apprecr atron W1ll1am Ackerman has mvented a successful motorcycle llencer Charles Adams rs the flery leader ot the Amerrcan Fasclsts l-le lssues orders to hr loyal band by way of hrs radlo Anne Barone IS st1ll true to her soldrer man Sh plans to send all her young uns to West Pomt Lloyd Barrett 1s tumor partner rn Brooks Carson rlorrst CS Co Howard Ben1kosky operates a large Cham of thea res ID th1s sectlon Lorralne Benson IS the hero1ne of Bobby Benson s Buckaroos of the Arr Dom B1ond1 1G successfully runn1ng all the shoe repa1r shops 1n the crty Wrlma B1ttone lS publrsher of a s1mple hunters gurde Brll Bon rs travel1ng on hrs thlrd trrp around he world as fxrst mate of a tramp steamer Elorse Borman sttll lolls on the sands of Florxda trylng 1n va1n to acqu1re a coat of tan Frank Brandt has become a very famous rad1o announcer Rosemary Brennan has taken over her 'nother s column ln the Cour1er News lf there 1S any South Plalnfreld news she gets 1t Aaron Brodsky IS llterary Cfll1C for the New York Tunes He reads three books a day but IS trymg to extend 1t to four Frank Browne rs makrng an extensue study of rock format1on espec ally Krev1ses and f1ssures Eddre Bulava IS the announcer at N B C vsho says lt lS 300 o clock Bulova Watch Trme N1ck1e Campagna has flowered rnto an errtrnent screntlst by hrs conclusrve proof that the hen preceded the egg V1ola Carroll has changed greatly She now holds the worlds endurance record for talk1ng Grace Cemlno has become the head of a large company of co'nmerc1al advernsrng Ted Chrlstlansen IS stxll com1ng round the rrountam loe Cocc1a IS now the man beh1nd the throne n ltaly Dot Cohen warbles the blues ln a Broadway mght club Edlth Cook IS IH charge of general offlce work at Tepper Bros Irene Cooper IS one of the faculty at Katharme G1bbs Vel1a Corradr IS model1ng at Russeks zn New York Myra Crandall lS a f1rst r 'rkrng p ofessronal tennrs player Charles Curtrs tr1pped over a root the other day and now lsas Drought h1s head down from the clouds l..1V1O Dalto has been chosen presxde t of the rrtternatlonal debatmg league LOUISE De Andrea has d1scarded her favorlte Green for a pale cada v yellow' Mary Debala IS settlng the style for co1ffures these days Stephen Debala lS Polxce Cornmrssroner of llew York He Nas r commended for tnat pos1t1on by MISS McCrea 550 . 0 Q . 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'l' tl., 11 leg Arrnand llel V:,,n1 has iecorne larnous rnod-I lor fne ad 1 e ', ' Rokerta Kick xcfnfly 1 the Oljrrnpic d,catnlon, Cl-f:Cf1ITg 3 1 ' men. H,len iriver loeo 11 o notner torn 'T -I 1 n ine :pork ' r , '1 11 dn' o cfs ask Watson IR a n 11-7 r ly' Duncan ?1G5ll--H ppolnted nodd l' fr! n lin, S me r ' ' ry. M, ' lime: 2 a p o',3r 1 fperrnan f'1-ol, 1 ' 1n at He1 elh- Y U1' ,rs't',' r ld Er:ckno1 hai o ontly c 11jo1e od he t' -1 jf-tiltn o n1 ' 'A t the -r-T111-7 rcui Esfrin is still tln ' '1 no ' gl' T 1, 1 S 1l .1 Co gel' lo P v11:1 ' 1111ond 1 1 e in 1 , 1' h rr' rr11y W of '1 rl .d 11fo-'J ' 1 a t 31, of:11, '1 1. ' ' 1 nn 11 :j:o1 1r 1 oe 1, r 1e 1 ' ' 1 r ' 1 E1 .axle ' .s ln 3 bo , ,ntl f' '- A oo '1 1 lt k,1s wo le 1 '11 1 1 ' CH ,'.' 2,1 . G -n 'I 1. . 1 ' 1:s, '1 1 111:1t as, 1-' . d I ' l'1 fs ting . ' es 1' 1e1s'-n 1 ' ' 'o1 ' 1' fs 1 rne1 1. -T1 -' ' 1' 1411 ISJYS ,'F' 1 11111 '. r11 n1 1 ' ' 1 -, ' . 'go ' jr 1 1 e 711 1 ,' ' ts 'e V1 o ' ' 4 1 1 , ' .j' ' ' Urn 1 ',1oll'1gl1i3' 1' 1 I t b 1' A 11 111s , t. r e 1 ' 1 ' senle d '1 .to 1 'J vlfl l oo 1 . C1nsen1f2 he 5 1 1 l.. 11 7 jx 1t ine r o' 1' lnarid Hdnsen 11: promoting a large floral enterprise '.-nth Proflrer Henry I In HF-r'.'t11:1, '17 ' F ' et o I1 11 l l 3 1 ns lloruzfr Hf A,1.' his Sled tr- K rnpo: fixsterfs , ,1t11: loj: a:i11111' g ll the 11' 'nrr111o t1tlr-1: I111 n H1 A1,elf,-r.1 orc? 11111 recently loc-en voted tn, rtzoff nog 'l 1n A 1 Tl. li tlio cou1 Olga Hladisn is Ql'JlfiQ a for1'.'::te art ez-111' 'gon 1n 1,1r-.n'.1.'i 1 ' 1 Antnony' Hopcrofi has 1,1'.'en.-' new rocket ilnlp in 'union n, e o 11 11, a tr1p Horner Horrfgeld is anotner jo :lar orcnesira leader, H111 fnern, . n is 'Horne on he Horse ' L- F12 Houston is still or stoody custorner at Del-Crests Murray' fdffe 15 tn, A food on-:ner of 3 new 51Xf-EET1 o','11nd-r 1 ukurn our narl lensen 15 'rico-1,r,s1' nt of the Kay'-W '1- ipe Corporation. Ann Kdrlson 13 Still frying to figure out non-.1 to conduct husin ss in New rl 1111 frnzle lxving in the rnountains. P3111 Kdrtmoxn IS Qlnl an extens1'.'e trio tl 1 Ll Soutn Arnerica Warren Kline L15 writing ook Hunting and Trappxng li ine Wl 3 f Y 1,1 ng f5l CLASS PROPHECY OU 6 Hele Kneller has developed a kee se o 1 h r n1s 1 u xey Agne Konop ha asto e ner 111tc s tc arowmg tn ee 1ncn Date Korman f1nall, persuaded Mr Parke o race hllwl on Route 29 Pea l Kraft 1s hold1rg an formal class o tne proper delt e ance of the Bro x cheo B l K11 ns IS outf1elder or he Brooklx odge s Ftoker Larnbert has tust become farnous p n1s very clewer t1 ECTION of an ang e Do 15 Land perger has becorne a cor' e cal teacher 1n tn1 xery h1gh school Frank Leach hums the song Iuan1ta wh1le he catches 'hes 1n YGWKPG Stad1urn lack Lee IQ the trong rnan for Barndrn and Ba1leys Ctrcus Ma el1ne Lew1n 1 a farnous actr s of he stage a d s ree Helen L1nger has renewed the old fGVCf1f6 L1nger a L1ttle Longer Iul1e L1pp1tt t1ll has ner AllbS6SSlOH for dances and part es A na and Rose Lobby a domg a s1 ter act on Major Bowes Arrateur Hour Mart1n Locker IS knockmg h1s way around by lockma all the unlocked locks An a Lucches1 Amencas prennuere danseu e s TOUTIDQ Europe and QIVIHQ corrmand performances before royalty Dot Lynch 13 spendmg her tlrne try1ng to f1nd out 1f the e 1s anythmg louder tha H0136 Edd1e Makowslu has recently won the C1tw Extemporaneous Speaklng Contest and 15 now struggllng for nat1onal honors CCH Ioe Mang1one 1S hard at work trymg to perfect a s1lent bell tnat FIUQS Ioseph1ne MGHQIOUS IS tak1ng golf lessons and QIVIHQ her coach some trouble H t keep up w1th he D1v1na March1o has won the t1tle M1ss Un11 erse and a Hollywood mov1e contract Corn1e McCarthy has grown three 1nches and ant get over 1t Harold McGonegal IS head tralner of the Notre Dame football team Gooch McHugh IS pack1ng MOd1SOH Square Garden w1th Goochs Gruesome Gr1p p1ng GYYHDGSTIC GyfGllOUS Ruth Mel1ck has taken over the cartoon Henry 1n the Saturday' EJen1ng Post Vera Meyer IS starr1ng at the Metropohtan 1n A1da Frances M1lecofsky IS completlna a record run on Broadway 1n Golden Balls of Trenton 6 Augu t M1rzaoff IS fenc1ng w1th the nasters of Europe Beatr1ce Mundy IS sell1na Mundy Monday MOT11Hg Mu cl Mouthful Iohn Murphy who now has h1s own s'ud1o has recetved the photography contract or l96l Canuck Mary Muzyka IS pos1ng for toothpaste ads Ha Old Nav at1l has eplaced Fred fle ch r as Leon 1 lernczyk c eated a sensat1on the oher ft h1na ed1 or of ne News day bv d1sco er1ng a new elerre t cl'ern1s'r MUQIC Goes Rou d and Round an electr1c lculb cornpany Anne Panyrek has oeco'ne a rrernber of oyalty She IS ow Queen DldO Grace Pa KS nolds f1 rnonopoly on the wo d s duck egg ma ke' Ann Pa cu1t IS try1 g to keep her brother and Iohnny Ner fo'n s1ng1ng dow Helen Pearson IS hav1ng a rard t1rne pre entxng Hadley av1a o s fro1n dropp1ng 1r1 es IQOTT IS tust D1 1 g er t1 e Na1t1ng t1l e ge s o n g sc Syd Pmess was recently xoted the best d essed man 1r' Arne 1ca M ke Prehodka IS rna ager of an exclusue beauty parlor He sets waves ater hs Eddle Ochab 1S a rnuslclan He wh s les The Flore lce Olson IS ore of the lead1ng l1gnts 1n under h own co1ffeur Mary Rafferty IS ass1st1 g her brotner ln managmg the I P Ro Ja s Els1e Romford IS ounng Eu ope as a member of the Arnenca .vornen s nor-key 'earn L52 fC n'n1: dl ' n ' 1 1s '1 n senx f sg t1 He Mcband a r'c1cr1 1 s 1 3 1 s 1 meh d' s '1 11 'y ' lr11 '1 lesl ' 1 ' '1 1 l r 1 '1 1 1- 71 1 ' 1 1 in n ' 1 1: r 1 1 n r 1l1 1h 1 '1 e f 21 1:2 If r11 1 t 1 rj 1 1 11 '5 ' y l 1 ' 1 ' 1 l 1 :L 1 s 1 1 1 11:11 r 1 1 1 '1 fs 1 'A ' 1 1 1 , V 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 c. 1 1 1 1. d ' 1 ' es: t11 11 n 1c , r11 n1 1 re ' 's 1 ' 1 1 1 1 YZ 1 ', ' ' 1 ' 1 3 ,, 1 ' ' ' 1 I 1 1 1 1 W 1 1 ' e 1 1 F 1 1 C 1 1 g Ruth McCormick is disproving the accepted theory that beauty and brains don't mix1 - - I ' w X I H ' 1 ' V 's j 1' 1 r1 gy , 1 '1 1 1 ' , 1 Q 1 f th ' A I V 1 ' 1. 11 r ' 1 r 1' 1 1 r 1 ' G t 1 e 1 ' 't 11 l 1. 1 'J' 1 1 r 1 1 11 ' 1 1 t A 'Je ' 1 1 n1 in 1- 1' 1 'j'1 ' A 1 1' ' 1 1 i't l 1 Q -1 ' n f 1 1 1 1' 1 W 11 1 r 11. 1 '1 n 1 1- 1 ' r' ' ' 11 1 1 1 rl '. r'1 1. 11 s yn lc 1 1 o r11 11 er wi: 1 1 ' 1 -1 V1 ft 'Ja ' 1 - f Y 1 -1 ' 1 Agnw P' ' Q' 1 dn h , 1 '1l H t1 ut of lt h 1 hool. 1' ' 1 1 1 r 1 '1 .1,r' 1 1 ' 1 n 1 '1 1 1 ,r f 11 Y A . A . .rx 1 1 1 1 Q 1 1' ' 't r ' 1 ' n1 11 ,1,11 CLASS PROPHECY LAST VVILL AND TESTAMENT Feelrng that the trm we are to spend 1'1 thrs cen a close and haxrng a desrre to reward our farthful 'nember of the class o 6 wrth our heads f l o rn a moment of cornplete tranqurllrty and sanrtv do clarm advertrse and offer thrs rnstrument as our la t form followrng t er of learnmg rs raprdl d awr g to un erlrngs and ox lngs we th rrrusrc and our 'rears furl of loxe hereby present make known pro wrll and testament 1'1 manner and the seat of our rnsprratron the school fond memorres of us Mr Spaldrng srncere wrshes for contrrrued success rn IN P Mrss Curtrce one day wrthout a srngle absentee the faculty Mrs Burr another Junror class to run football dances Mrss Campbell a stepladder so she can see over her classes Mrs Coppock knrttrng needles Mr Clark a charr to replace the one Mr Greerr broke Mrss Courarn some reporters wrth news hunches Mrss Danner a frxture to replace Gooch Mrs Ewart a pensron for Sally Hrghschool Mr Frnk The Woolcott Reader Mr Foote and Mr Harker a trrp to Calrforna so 'hey can settle the Florrda Calrforrrra controversy Mrs Glaser more cacklrng ge se selfvsh monsters and crude barbanans to tame Mr Green a bodyguard to protect hrm from hrs publrc Mr Gunter a drsgurse for hrs scoutrng expedrtrons M1ss Mrss Mrss Mrss Mrss M1ss Mr Krausche the 1936 Canuck Mr Long a stooge Habgood some capable class leaders Ingelbrecht norseless typewrrters Kenward a return trcket from that trrp to Sparn Klrng our love and apprecratron Haggerty some rnformatron about Henry Prshman I-rollrster a can ol parnt so she can change the color o f her car agarn MISS McCrea a perrscope so she can keep her eye on the Mr Manze a surf of armor to protect hrm from the rrfle team Mrs Olmstead a lrttle omestead rn artfordshrre Mrs Owen a plant for her rock garden Hall Patrol Parker a rob as coach of Kate Smrths Orrgrnal Celtrcs Rogers a combrnatron baton and flashlrght Skalwold a lumberyard rn Whrch to ply hrs trade Surrna some nrce fat gurnea prgs Mrss Thoms-a Rembrandt rf we can frnd one Mr Twrtchell a doll for Ioan Mrss Wrllet a reservatron on the Hawarran Clrpper Mrs Wolff a rob wrth the D Oylv Carte Opera Co whrch specralrzes rn Grl lrvan To the sophomores control over the freshmen To the freshmen a copy of Eddre Cantors bool' To our worthy successors the Junrors Camrllo Abbruzzese a trcket to a bull frght Dorothy Ackerman a frrst ard krt for her bro ner lean Bartle Absentee slrps that wrll walk to her bert and Sul Are You Man or Mouse? Ernest Brrd a brcycle to ard hrm rn hrs newspape delrxery Toe Brllrngton a new Dress Mrldred Brnsky Cemrno Effervescent Salts for her hrgh sprrrts Fred Brancullr a curlrng rron for hrs wawv locks Armand Boulard some 'nedals for tha manly chest Rodman Boutorr Don Meaney and Brll De Meza the trtle of class trrplets Amy Bray a Ray of sunshrne to brrghterr her lrfe r54 1 ' ' e 1 '. 1' , , '1 ' ' r ' ' 1d ' 'er.i S , e 1 1 s - .3 f '3 , ' u.l f .1 ' 1 I 1' ' ' , To ' ' ' , - ' . To . ' - ' ' '1 r ' '. . H. S. To . , g . . I To 3 Mr. f ' ' ' ' ' ' . Mr. - ' ' ' . Mr. - ' ' ' . Mr. ' - ' ' ' . - . . . 1, I f 1 I 1, LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT lCO'1l1l Ll9dl Wrlbur and Melvrn Brower the flagpole for therr pole vaultrng Dorothy Campbell a complete set of stage prop rres Catherrne Cannon a baby blue hat to match her eyes Vrc Cemrno a larrat and a ten gallon hat Olrver Compton a Kentucky Colonel Badge to wear when he returns from hrs trrp to Kentucky Angelo Corradr the copyrrght for hrs new game Galloprng Domrnoes or Afrrcan Golf Lours De Frllrpo a runk yard to hold hrs wornout cars Albert Dellavalle an after drnner car V8 Helen Donovan Drnner for One Please Iames Charles Dooley a scoreboard Charlotte Errcson a bottle of Marchands Golden Harr Wash Edward Ewen a hrgh bar tor gymnastrc stunts Nancy Ferrr the latest Spanrsh songs to put over Mrckey Ferraro a Royal receptron at Asbury Park next year Drane Froravantr a radro audrtron Edward Fr her hook for thrs Frsher man Frances Frey a letter ot rntroductron to Crooner Francrs Frey Alrce Gaub dancrng slrppers Peg Gearrty and Wrnnre Rafferty prrvate gyrn and athletrc freld Vrvran Gebel a gag Ethel Grnsburg some more subrects to talk about and someone to lrsten Frances Gordon the grtt of gab Eddre Grllberg some orl for hrs tonsrls Irmmy Gutzwrller a harrcut lrke hrs brothers Barbara Haldenstern more excrtrng letters from her French correspondent Donald Hand some encouragement tor hrs mustache Carl Hansen a prtchrng record Pete Hansen a season pass to the Polo Grounds Frank Heaney cr chance to represent Amerrca rn the Olymprc Marathon Lenny Hess a l..at1n pony Gladys and Ieanette Hutt a prnk rrbbon for ore ot them so we car tell them apart Dot Kamrnsky brgger and better partres Katherrne Kane a megaphone so she can make more norse Barbara Kay the posrtron of head of the Noon hour Patrol Rosa Kartman the key to the lrbrary Iune Kretzel an engrne for Andy s car Dot Kreutzfeldt a cracker tor Polly Harrret l.a Bar a Brll from the Kreutzteldt Parntrng Co lo Lacarnera a vrsrt to Mrss Mrlls Kenneth Lrsle a boat so he can use hrs sarlor surt Dorrs Latty trtle of Mrss North Plarntreld Doreen Leslre a baseball bat Freddy Lrpprtt a wee housre rn the Glen loe Lobby a mark below A Bottlehead Lockley Howre Pullen and Carlton Mrckelsen a contract to replace Ted Healys Three Stooges Ann Londrtch cr patent on her method of harr settrng Lrberty Loupassakrs a rumble seat Mrnos Loupassakrs a charn ot hat cleanrng establrshments Adele Lucchesr a srlencer to use on her srster Evelyn Lude a Tommy gun .vrth whrch to take a Pop at Hawks ludah Mann some headache powders to go wrth next years Canuck Art Marsh a parr of purple shoes to add to hrs collectron Owen McDonough a bank account so he wont be owrrr any money Red McGauley a Pat on the back Eleanor Mrron a wheel rl she cant have ar Axel lean Pedeflous the magazrne True Romances rssued by the Curtrs Publrshrng Com PONY Edrth Porsvrg a more restrarned grggle leanette Powlrson more dances to attend w th Vat Betsy Thomas a rob as Eddre Duchrns partner Mrldred Vactor a vacatron at Ohro State 555 . . f - . . ' N A',- -- er . - r . s - . - , - ' ' r 1 . V' ' , . , X - r. v r LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT CLASS STATISTICS V-1 1 A95 ph H H'-'il .faq lv, T' f fff- ' v,Y'TTf1F3f fQi.:ysgLrf: fl f.-' F. F' :V+-Q .f :fT:':, Efzviri 'Qf r 'fl' Y I AIA'-1' fl. 1. ,-111'1'f ' f. T 1'-P7 !,.i',,,, ::.ff1, 5 1.1-5-' Autographs 'lf 'I v If ,S dj 21 f f f ff. X X DER CLASSME I .21 . 54' ,rf 1 H -. . . , ,'.' -z :'f-1,-ff'-1 ,- .. m ,. f v . my x V , ..., i .,- 1 . , 1- '. .- '-f ,- ..1 3:1 -, V.-'NNI' J 1 '--, ,-, Lx! , Tx '.-..l, - , .... v 1 Q YJ- we-. 1'-' . . I 1. . v, J v 1 . . , A U 1 I . .a I- CLASS OFFICERS President S..,. ...A E DDIE GILLBERG Vicerpresidem ...... OLIVER CQMPTON If U secrerrrry 4, . .,4A CAMILLQ ABBRUZZESE f,,,.QLf'?A Treasurer .,.,,. MILDRED VAST? f ff , I JJ ' CLASS OI- 1937 wp' 5 Abbruzzese Mollre Ables Marttn Ackerman George Altork Wrlltam Andronxca Louls Angelone Mary Arons Helen Balley Donald Baker Ethel Baldrm Angel1na Baron Alfred Barone Anthony Barrett Iames Bechtle Rrchard Beenders Gladys Beenders Henry Belshke Rosemary Bellows Harold Benassu Arnold Bertele Edward Braun Camllle Brennan Ruth Brodzrk Eleanor Brokaw Thayer Bryant Alrce Bueschel Dorothea Buhot Betty Burr Wrlham Carmrchael Sadre Carson Wlllldm Caruso Camllla Cemmo Marguerrte Chrlton Mary Charlotte Cockburn Iuanrta Cohn Geraldrne Crampton Wrlbur Crosby Alfred Dame Edward Danald Ruth Darlsh Ann Darlsn Ioseph Day Dorrs De Angelro Vera Debele Murrel De F1lllpO Edrth De F1ll1pO Eleano De F1ll1pO Vrrgrnra Demarest Rrchard De Napalr Albert Desabato Wrllram Desepxo Carmlne Drleo Dorothy Drmarzo Mae Doherty Bryan Donaruma Frank Dorosh Paul Duffy Thomas Dunlap Wrlbur Eaton Harold Elk Helen Elsenberg Leonard English lack Ewen Alberta Ewrng Wanda Fasano Antornette Federrco Blanca I J CLASS or 1 l f Feller Wrllard Krevls Ruth Fenner Beatrrce Ferraro Grace Ferraro Mrc ael Fern Manul Frrstbrook MGTIOH Frttrpaldx Rose Fox lack Frerle Lloyd Frehgh lane Frlnk W Furnald Myrl Gaal Charles Gaal Dorothea Gaddrs Percy Gardner Ernest Garglule Robert GGUd1OSl Elrzabeth Gear Charles Gelger Ellzabeth Gmsburg Norma Grvens Harold Glassberg Nathan Glennon Mary Goldman Ralph Greder Frances Greenfreld Norman Greubel Mary lane Ggubernot Frank Gullbergh Grace Gundersen Gladys Guttrrdge Ieann Hansen Io Haussmann ma Hayes Ieanne Heyman Nat Hrckok Norman H1 s ohn H l arold at Eleanor H Herbert o u l portrco Frank Ingraham Alrce lsrng Earl tyre' I Vrrgmra 1 fannellr Elrzabeth Iaskulskr Iohn Ienklns Lois Iennlngs Georgette Iohnston George Kane Augusta Kane Kathleen Katula Walter Kavka Paul Kelleck Eleanor Kemp Audrey Krerns Iames Krrby L1l1an Klrschner Harold Klrk Francrs Krrkpatrrck Nancy Klrne Lrlhan Konopka Zygmand Kreskow Catherrne ffcavdoff Krrney Robert Kruzla Helen Lacamera Anthony Lacamera Mary Landau Kenneth Landsperger Fred Lassen Kurt Latty Dons Lgenf ,Edna Leach Stanley Lent George Lester Wrlham LEWIS Herbert Llnden Camllra Llnder Anrta Londrtch Ann Lord Maryorre Mackenzre Elle Madsen Barbar Maher Robert Makowskr Eleanor Marmo Mary Mattell Thomas Mazza Catherrne McCarthy Edward McDonough Owen McHugh Donald McLean Iohn MCHICI I Meny Iohn Merrrtt Dorothy esserschmrdt Warren MleSZkOlSkl Helen Mlllwater Iames Mrtchell loseph Mobus Frank Mondora Ralph Morecraft Helen Neal George Neler Warren Nero Patsy Newmark Helen Newton Noye Oates Lots Olden Kendal Olsen Carl Olson L1lly Oreskr Estelle Orloff Alexander Pascurt Danrel Pedeflous Sally Peterson Ieanette Pfrster Florence Phrlllps Bernard Phrllrps Stanley Pretrowsrcy Stanley Prrrgyl Andrew Podlesak Iohn Porreca Romolo Porto Frances Possren Llllran POSSISH Marte Post Robert Purcell Aloyslus Pyatt Ieanne 62 Radley Harrret Rafferty Wlnrfred Randall Dorrs Reina Elena Rendall Maryone Rrccardl Frances Romam Albert Rothberg DGVld Rozanskl Iennre Ruthenbeck Edlth Samuels Fred Santoro Marte Santoro Mlchael ohn Mlchael Anthony May Laura Sloan Marte Smrth Mary Southard Dorothy Squler Elmer Squrer Ward Stahl Donald Starbuck Roger Stearn Robert Stefko Helen Stelber Melba Stevenson Glady Stewart Ruth Stober Mane Sullo Carl Swltzer Martrn Swody Henry Templrn Raymond Saums Saverd Scalera SISTCKS Slmon Toms Helen Townley Ruby Uhlrnan Marle Van er Woude lacquelyn V leet Beatrrce V Hoesen Harold no Clara Mane Verdlcanno Angelo Voorhees Alrce Waddrll Ruth Wahl Cllfford Wallls Robert Weeks Raymond Wemsteln Shrrley Weiss Hyman Whlte Mary Whrtley Rufus W1ll1ams Robert Wllson Mary Wrlson Mary Elizabeth Wrlson Russell Wrttman Charles Wolf Fred Wolfe Rxchard Wood Arthur Wood Murrel Wooton Donald Young Sarah Zahuta Mrchael Zelrkovsky Edward I rg J X r I 2 . , XTX I . xg . ' Q K A 938 Q ' T tsl 'A , ff - .- ' A. 1 f l '1' If l I I I I I V . T I I Cragile, Iohn Herrmann, George MlTZGOff, Irene Toll, Herman . fg . I r . , ' . 1 ef ' f ' , ev o A , a , ' ' 1 , V 0 1 I f . .f T , I I - x IC ll h ' G Y ' .' I I I I l Vai X C O I , 1 , , ff - M ' t , - 3 , H , es .Sf ff f ' XJ! ,f QW -jEPme5TQQqrdnew 1 CLASS OFFICERS 1 . ,f I f 1, , President ..,,. ..,, G EQRGE NEAL fjfafcf vmeswegdenr ,. . . RUTH KREVIS ' se-Cfefafy MARION PIRSTBROOK 7 o 42,,a,1,t,,,N Treasurer . , , . A . . . , HELEN TOMS I fkr. Mgr, X k Huff ' A WLKYX' Si 5' ' r .A f'fM7'AM'a ' ff f 1 - ff' 'X ' V- wpj f ' 'if .' - I+' Lvflf 5 X xf bk ' ' 5 I .1 1 M My rf N R J V .l,1 X N lx 'mx X N-J,,ff S of ., ' f J 4 'J V' 1 A - K . ,uw w f fr K r ff V ' L,,.,4,4J'-fm., bf' jp! ' ' ' I h 1 X ' ' ,W rf. CN ,X rj , . i533 K. 'x Nfw' S 'Ki r CLASS OFFICERS President ..,... .... E ARL THOMPSON Vrcefpresident . . UNCRMAN VARDON Secretary ., ..,., CHARLES MUGLIA Treasurer A . FRANCES MONFORTE 5543 kj M f 2 'W aff I, f I 15fg CLASS OF 1939 -rf Exp ,XJ yd f 'Lf Y'-5 K 1' 'Q : ' Q, fr 31 ,I if .i ,v f-'lf .f f- -' ,V . ' gg- tffjfr' 1 1, .r AJ' ft: ff. . .' 1 7 J V 5, AI I x iqggx- ' v 1' , '13 7 X fr - -b V , H: ,QMS ' , Q. 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','I'.',:2ter, Franco: .,1':.1n:f, Iudscn 1661 Tara Tara a Ma gar Terh1 o Tnornp o lma l Tnorr o lo1r Toucl1on Lfon Tone ow le M1 e Traxe a VICTG 1a Trla o via Bettf Ungaret a Cnarle Va1l Donald Vander Woude Anna Van DO e Herbert Vano lo VH a 1 Za 1a ea l a don Vu chow YJ El1ZGl'DSt1 Wateo V 1ll1arn r Weber lacx do 1 Weber Ma 1oPK1 ,V Vfeelfs H len Ne11ste1n Dorm Wendall Gertrude VJl1 te F o a WLl1llQ Ht. LS Wus Flo ence VV1llard Ray VVllllGY'lS Robert W1n1 lc1 lo epn Wodtxe Constance J Cl zn1e A fat D yG Yare na Anna Ya erna Io eplmne Yedfnar Peter Yo ma Saran egno, Peer ' MJV' 1lco'.'.f' ',, Her fer 'J DllYl.1li'3' Gan CLASS OF 1939 f 4 vw flffro, Ionn Hcsenlerg, ' UTC, lCF9P51F'3 l:1ClOlfE n, ' dy: Ross: rf 1 ' ' nt V r ef l:C'JlCKl, Mary' Rutledge, rac- IKE 31152011 Ccnak, I'T1ll'5' Hy' n X r hy Th mae, Anna I 1., nna Ryan .2 1 11 F n D r When, M ry Hy n, e 1 l 11 n, E . Or , -1 1 A Sad ' n , l . 1, : 1 Cxurt n, me 1 .l1EA, 4 yrs, Vhlfred O'.v1s1 nik, n1 Sclirnidt, E -lnn T ' n1f,', ldr d Paolicellt, Ev .D F' - '1 , :ale 'Ariz jf, ' r Par ette, 13nd 1 1k , 1, ' ' , l ry .1 I, -rt A' ', ' Ulf, .- '1 ' S , fe Shfnker, l ln 1 , 1 E WT , YJT :Af 1 , I , V - e1 e, 1.' e .V kan , E: ,lle 1 , Se 11 Penznick, Peter Skene, larnes Van Zandt Bernice 'em , S 1'1e Srn lley, ' 1 V 1 r 't, Fr ' 't , P 7 Smelson, f r 1, lfcrrnan Pi? , lo ence r1't1, 1 ' H A 3 f' , Dert Sr ith, . n, v 1A , I. fx 11, h A I I y 1 ,n , . 1 , e 1 1, 1 r e e 1 1 ', '. ' 'rx '1, Pc n, H l n 53-33, 1 1 on n' , c rx' t1, 1' 1 , l r o1 s' , 1 Sp'1'1:tro, 1 ' ' 1' -f' u .' , n el , 1 ' -fi ', l v' Q. . A ie , V rd 1 ' , 1, if pl l gm-15 S1 gig, 11 l J 'P 1' sf nt' ny. - Raintord, Elinor r',u f, 4 A W1 T , G'-'id ' I ' 1 , 1 ' St ?1', liEll VV ft, Ruth hm VA ' M 1 , LS 1,t b 11 , 11 Y v.'1 fs, l ' . fE11:. , gs r , :IA ' 1 4 ', rr n 1 l1o, C 1 A 111, ,:, ef Sus' y elen 1 Y, . , Zi' are 4 'CI ' A 2 ' ' ' 1 PC f- I 1' z 1 '1 Zel1 or K' b t Rc f If Q H xr S f Z 1 l Sy n ' ORGANIZATIONS HI-Y President ...... ......, ..,. P R ANK BROWNE Vice-President , . . ...... IOHN MURPHY Secretary ..,... .... L LOYD BARRETT Treasurer .. ,... OLIVER COMPTON Chaplain ,..,,.. CARL IENSEN Adviser ...... ..,....,...........,..... M R. CLARK Under the advisership of Mr. Clark for the second consecutive year, the Hi-Y Club attained new heights. With a fine group of officers, headed by President Frank Browne, a Class A rating was acquired. The annual I-li-Y dance, held in the early spring, was, as usual, a huge success. Likewise, was the program sponsored by the club for the school assembly, a great success. The club basketball team, entered in the District No. 6 League, proved itself to be among the best, winding up the season in the top half of the circuit. Following the policy set by last year's club, an excellent arrangement of weekly programs was carried out. Several fine speakers were engaged for the meetings during the year. Group discussions supplemented these addresses. Considered as a whole, this year and the last have brought great success to the Hi-Y. Every undertaking has been a success and the members have acted as a single unit through everything. All of this has come about during the years of Mr. Clark's holding office in the club. This is an enviable position for a club, and all members are looking to the new officers to uphold the standards set this year and last. T581 I-II-TRI President . . . .... ANNA KARLSON Vice-President . . . .... AGNES PIGOTT Secretary ...... ..... A NNA LUCCHESI Treasurer . . . . .BEVERLY WHITE This has been a very successful year for the North Plainfield Hi-Tri. The unusually large attendance at the meetings continued during the entire year. One of our first ventures was a pot luck supper which turned out to be very amusing. Then we danced our cares away to the gay music of the Merry- men at our Christmas dance, the first of the season and the finest ever held. The girls all co-operated in giving a Christmas party for the orphans. The feature of the joint meeting with I-li-Y was a lively discussion on what to do and where to go after a date or dance. The father and daughter party was held in February. Another dance was held in the spring, and another success was enjoyed by all. Suppers were held at various times during the year. The year came to a close with the father, mother, and daughter banquet, at which time the awards were given out. The following are the various committees and their heads: Program, Shirley Wheelang Service, Ruth Melick, Social, Ruth Wickmang Supper, Adele Lucchesig Publicity, Dorothy Campbellg World Fellowship leanette Powlison. 411- --',..,..-,A -. I 4. 1-1 DEBATE CLUB President , . . 4.,,. . . ..,.. . . . , . . . LTVTO DALTO Vice-President . . . . . . . , . . ,ELEANORA PENGELL Secretary-Treasurer . . . . .... . . ,CHARLES ADAMS Student Council Representative . . . . .AXFL SCHOYFN Faculty Adviser ...., , . , . . , .EMMA KENWARD The Debate Club was divided into two groups this year, one being com-- posed of upper classrnen and one oi treshinen. Both groups worked consis tently throughout the year, and all members took part in interscholastic debates. A novelty chapel program sponsored by the Debate Club took the form ot a debate with the faculty, using basketball rules. The question was: Ref solved that homework should be abolished in N. P. H. S. During the season two questions were debated by the varsity: 'Resolved that the United States should boycott the l935 Olympic Games in Germany and Resolved that the several states should enact legislation providing for a system of complete medical service available to all citizens at public exe pensef' the latter being the state question. The team participating in the state finals, which were held at Princeton April 25, was composed of Edward Greenfield, Charles Adams, and Livio Dalto, who also gave the rebuttals. Herbert Schulkind was alternate. VARSITY SCHEDULE February ll Perth Amboy lflarch l3 Perth Amboy February 18 Kearny March l7 Perth Amboy February 20 Somerville March l8 Freehold February 21 Rutgers lflarch Bound Brook February 25 Kearny April Passaic March 3 Bound Brook April 8 Cranford March 5 Somerville April 20 Hillside March lU Passaic April 21 Freehold March ll Passaic April 25 State Finals l7ll STUDENT COUNCIL President ...... . . .VERNER RAMSING Vice-President , . . .,.., OLIVER COMPTON Secretary .... .,.. D OROTHY CAMPBELL Treasurer ..,...................... BEVERLY WHITE lane Schweitzer, Homer Horsfield, Axel Schoyen, Anna Lucchesi, Frank Browne, Edward Gillberg, lane Rocap, Ruth Krevis, Bryan Doherty, Raymond Weeks, Earl Thompson, Bernice Hess, Murray Mintz. The Student Council, under the guidance of its counselor, Mrs. Alberta Owen, assumed the responsibility for a great many activities and reforms during l935-36, each project being carried out by a student committee. An enjoyable dance in lanuary and Friday noon-hour dancing during the winter were the contributions of the Social Committee with Miss Marie Haggerty as adviser. Ushers were supplied for all dramatic and musical pre- sentations, as well as for such events as Guidance Night, Open House Night, and Commencement. Several valuable policing units, of which the most important were the Hall Patrol sponsored by Miss Mary McCrea, which regulated traffic in the halls between classes, and the efficient fire drill corps, which functioned smoothly through a series of drills, did much to preserve order. Arrangements for seating the students in an orderly manner in assembly and conducting the programs were made by the Chapel Committee, while the Finance Committee, to solve an old problem, devised a uniform system of bookkeeping for all school organizations. A very successful Student Day and Borough Day and the State Con- vention at Princeton University rounded out the year's program, which is considered one of the most comprehensive and satisfactory ones since the Council was formed. SPANISH CLUB President ,...... ....... A NNA GOOD Vice-President .,.. .... M YRA CRANDALL Secretary ...... ..... E LSIE RAINFORD Treasurer .. ..., EVELYN CRANDALL The Spanish Club, one of the many clubs of North Plainfield High School, was very well attended. We have had many interesting reports concerning Spain, which were given by the members and sometimes by our adviser. A Hallowe'en Party was one ot the outstanding events enjoyed by the members. Miss La Maiestre, from Montclair State Teachers College, was also pres- ent at one of our meetings to entertain us with a few Spanish dances. We rnade our annual visit to the Spanish sections of New York and El Chico, a very popular Spanish restaurant. Buena suerte al club de espanoll l 72 l LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Presidente ...... ,,,, AGNES SCHOENBAUM Viccfllrl-sidente ,,,,,, ...... G ERTRUDE BROWN Secretaire ..., DORCTHY DUNCAN Tresorid-re ..... A..,.. D ORCTHY KAMINSKY Pour etre membre du Cerele Franeais il faut avoir bien rd-ussi en une annde de franqais. Les reunions ont lieux une fois par mois, chaque rl-union se divisante en une courte session pour diseuter les affaires propres et en une programme de distractions. La comiti- des programmes essaie beaueoup de presenter nu Cerele les distractions aussi variees que possible. Ifannee courante, le Cercle s'est bien amuse aux nombreux amusements differentsg notamment, quelques programmes des chants et des jeux franqais, un eoncours des pii-ces franqais en une aete, une eomedie de Cuignol present!-e par la Compagnie Generale Transatlantique, et une dance auvergnate. Pour bien terminer une annie d'aetion, le Cercle celi-bre un jour franeaisu fi New York, quand on visite un bfiteau de la Compagnie Cenerale Transatlantique, on dejeune il la franqaise, ct on s'amuse au cinema franqais. K f s X X xg , LIBRARY COUNCIL President . . . . , . .IEAN WILLIAMS Vice-President .. . . ..lEAN BARTLE Secretary .... .,,. . . . .... ADELE LUCCHESI Treasurer . . . ...., . . , . . . . RAYMOND TEMPLIN Student Council Representative ...., ANNA LUCCHESI The Library Council emerged frorn the Library Club which was started by Miss Miller. lt is now coinpleting its fourth year, Although it has fewer social activities than the others, it is one of the well-known organizations ot our school. lt provides practical training tor those interested in clerical and library work alter they have cornpleted their high school course. lts rnernbers consist ot those with marks of C or better, who volunteer one or two periods a week to work in the library and who attend meetings at which they are given instructions in various tasks of library work, One ol its prominent social functions was the Teachers' Tea, conducted entirely by Library Council members. Next years plans will change the work of the Library Council to sornes thing tar rnore interesting. The meetings will contain not only club business and library inslruction but also the appreciation of book niakefup and books and literature. T743 TUNLAW Editor-in-Chief .A., IUDAI-I MANN Associate Editor .. . NDONALD MEANEY Business Manager .. ,,.. ANNE PANYREK Copy Editor i.... ., HELEN ZAWATSKY Sports Editor ....... . . , ,ROBERT MCI-IUGI-I Advertising Manager ,... ...,. R OBERT WEINSTEIN Circulation Manager .. ...,.... MARCUS ESTRIN Literary Adviser ..,.. ..... M ISS LAURA COURAIN Business Adviser .. ..., MISS MARION CAMPBELL The keynote of this year's Tunlaw was co-operation and service. Throughout the year the newspaper helped to increase the support of school activities, such as Election Day and the Mikado, At the time of the disas- trous floods Tunlaw launched a campaign for relief funds and raised a con- siderable amount, which was turned over to the local Red Cross. Since many members of last year's staff had been graduated, an almost entirely new staff was built around the few remaining members. Though few had had any previous journalistic experience, they proved to be apt pupils and soon were handing in work of a high caliber, Tunlaw was represented at the Columbia Scholastic Press Association conference, which was held during March in New York City, and it was awarded a prize in its division. Having profited by the experience which they gained this year, the members of the staff look forward to a banner year for 'lTunlaw in l936-37, G. A. A. COUNCIL President ..........., ..,..,,. B ETTY GLEN Secretary-Treasurer , . . .,.,,.,., TANE SCI-lWElTZER Recorder ..,,.......,..,........... MILDRED BINSKY Adviser ......,..,,... NMISS DOROTHY HABGOOD Beverly White, Shirley Wheelan, Helen Driver, Dorothy Spencer, Mary Rafferty, Edith Cook, Roberta Dick, Ruth Wickman, Mary Wiley, Margaret Gearity. The Girls' Athletic Association of l935-36 has been most successful and prosperous, carrying out its program under the leadership of its counseler, Miss l-labgood. A drive on membership, reaching a total enrollment of approximately two hundred, started the year, The Council then decided to appoint a sports editor with one assistant for the Tunlaw, the former to receive for her serv- ices one hundred points toward her letters, and the latter fifty, Dorothy Spencer and Winifred Rafferty were elected to fill the positions, For the first time in the history of the school, a Riding Club was orga- nized. A small Rifle Club also was formed with Mr. Fred Green as adviser. During the basketball season several play days were held with neighbor- ing high schools. These contacts developed many friendships and a good spirit of sportsmanship. The annual gym exhibition, under the direction of student leaders, Miss l-labgood, and other members of the faculty, was a huge success. The spring sports program will include tennis, archery, track, and base- ball. Tentative plans are being made for a banquet in May, at which the N. P. letters, numerals, and emblems will be awarded. T761 Ss, ig. wi qi, v '4 DRAMATIC CLUB The purpose of the North Plainfield High School Dramatic Club has been to give its members practical experience in the interpreting and producing of outstanding plays, to promote interest in the dramatic activities of the school, to develop the creative talent of the students of the school, to encourage the reading and witnessing of better plays, and to promote an enthusiasm for the drama in all of its phases. The season of 1935-1936 found the mem- bers of the Club enthusiastically trying to achieve these high aims under the leadership of lane Bocap, who succeeded to the presidency when Frank Murtha left school in the late fall. Two public performances of unusual merit were presented by the club members. The first, given on the evening of December 6, was the well- known comedy The Man on the Box. The play was beautifully staged and costumed, the period being that quaint and remote turn of the last century -l9UO. ln the cast were: Ruth McCormick ., .Betty Ainsley Eddie Gillberg ..,. Colonel Ainsley Bill DeMeza ..,. Charlie Henderson Frances Milecofsky Nancy Wilburton Ted Elmer .. ...,. ..,.... P ierre Cornelius McCarthy .. Court Clerk Stephen Debala .. . .. Cassedy Art Murphy ,......,. Lt. Wilburton Don Meaney , .Count Van Kreugan Madeline Lewin ,... Mrs. Conway Dot Lynch ....,, . . . . . . . Cora Fred Hawkridge . . . .ludge Watts Ed Greenfield .... Colonel Raleigh Sydney Piness ..,.. .,.. O 'Brien l78l ff . . I . ,Q , V q . , v . S- rg..-1' , ,, -. f X: 1:--..t 4. --S 1 sf' :fi . 'wa' ..., ' 1 1 4 1g If ff? 1 pf' ' 5f'f?Z3!-'ff BOYS' GLEE CLUB The past year has seen the rapid rise of the Boys' Glee Club from a group of thirty-five inexperienced and untrained voices to a concert organi- zation able to perform standard music literature in a most capable manner. At the lirst ot the year, a very small percentage of the boys were able to carry a tune, but by February they had progressed to the point Where they were able to sing accurately their parts in The Mikado. lmprovement in mus- ical taste and appreciation has kept pace with improvement in vocal technique. E821 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The Girls' Glee Club has also made a name for itself. The object this year has been to train the voices so that next year a standard class of vocal music may be sung. Public appearances in which the Glee Club took part include numer- ous assembly programs, two formal concerts, and the production of Gilbert and Sullivans opera, The Mikado, which we may say has made musical history for N. P. H. S, I THE ORCHESTRA North Plainfield High School has witnessed for the first time the develop- ment of a band under the able .direction and leadership of Raymond C. Rogers. The band has played at all football games, and with the orchestra and Glee Clubs it contributed much to the success of the fall concert. The band will attend the State Band and Orchestra Contest' in the spring and participate in the Spring Concert on May 29. A reorganization of the orchestra also took place this year. An attempt is being made to build it up to symphonic instrumentation. Several instru- ments have been added: fwo bass viols, two 'cellos, a sousaphone, and two French horns. The activities of the year include playing for assembly pro- grams, Open House Nite, and P. T. A. meetings, participation in two formal concerts, and in the Orchestra Festival at Asbury Park where the Calif of Bagdadu will be played. Mr. Rogers, our beloved director, has Worked exceptionally hard, and we have the greatest admiration for him and what he has done to give the music organizations a very successful year. i34l -ml, 'f s' 1 Q . S We .f 1 . 'v .J AJ ,. 'sr ar s-flfzcfxf FOOTBALL Our new coach, Mr. Albert Twitchell, with his fine spirit and expert coaching, led the Canuck gridders through a successful season, although the team was handicapped by the lack of weight and veterans. The Somerville game was the outstanding contest of the season, The tired Canuck team scored in the closing minutes of the game to overcome a l2-6 lead and came through for the school. Plainfield, our old rival, was held to a l2-2 score on a slippery field. The boys played a hard game but were overcome by the weight and reserve of the large Plainfield squad. Plainfield 12 . . ..... . . , .N. P, 2 Bound Brook l2 .... .... N . P, O Scotch Plains 6 , , . ..... N. P. 6 lffetuchen l8 .... .... N . P. 27 Westfield 9 . . . ,.... N. P. U Bernardsville 25 .... .,,. N . P. O Somerville 12 . 4 ..... N. P. l3 Alumni 6 ..... . . ,... N, P. O Madison 6 . . , .,,.. N. P. 6 i95l 7 BASKETBALL The basketball team Was again coached by Howard Krausche, who was assisted by Mr. Iohn Parker. Under their able tutelage a scrappy and for- midable outfit was developed. Although the team came from behind to Win a number of games, none illustrated its fighting spirit as well as the first contest with Plainfield. This game was won in the closing seconds by the Canucks. North Plainfield was one of the three schools chosen to represent the Central New lersey Group lll schools in the State tournaments. X S ol L X l l CROSS-COUNTRY Upon his arrival at our school this year, Coach Long faced the task ot developing a cross-country team from one letter man of last year and a num- ber of new candidates. Because of the tact that the school was not expected to be represented by a cross-country team, a schedule was not prepared. However, two meets were secured with Thomas Ieiterson High School of Elizabeth. The team made a good showing in both of these contests. In spite of the limited experience of the participants, Coach Long developed some good runners, and a still better showing may be expected of the team next year. ISN TRACK Coaches Thomas Long and Fred H. Greene have charge ol the l936 track team. Both excelled in this sport in college, and although they are new at the school, they have already built up great enthusiasm among the student body for track. The squad has very little outstanding material this year, but the fine spirit already shown by the team is expected to carry it through a successful SGCISOII. April April April May May May .. Metuchen Penn Relays Roselle Park Bernardsville . . ..,.. Linden . Somerville May 20 .... . .. Metuchen and Scotch Plains May 23 . . . ,... Rotary Meet May 28 . , , . 4 County Meet lune 6 . . r .... State Meet LETTER MEN FOOTBALL DJI1 1 A c 1511 0 1 1 hm I O J, GS V11 G1 111 er .1 Icfmqel J hef I vc 'JC C ll 1:1 lfff' BASKETBALL Femy Beenciers 1 61010111 A Um yn Udo Tmrert MCHUG EXIT S Q Q11 WCDOWO e 12 1 wr wmv rr ff' VJC11 Om Vlfwflfw -1 TRACK f ' OF Hg: Q 9 ::.1Q'g IV' f'f':g1i'1.,1 7 QI. If--r if-r1rf::1. HCEI..:5Cf1 ..firi':C1.-1 Pj ',-,' gr. 'Q 1, :E ffwrgid ff tGf'1':re'1':l ..if'YlfI',10Y HCR C IQ- 'A.' d vf'T,,ff 11' 2: Q f ri' Fritz.: Y,1,1I'1,I ff' '.-,' f:t': KTTYTTTVFK C'11rtg.-1 Y.7 'TTTf'f fl 11: 'I-3.l,fI.f,1f5 IV 'JC611 ffwyyz' Efffjlllf TVIIQ. P JL' 2L1.'.'11i6K AAAf'11f,' ff: ff? 1, Pig: 1 'l Vice-:ii SQQQ. f 71,111 1 'C Alfie fggfsffi All, 1. ,C 14101: P6111 WQQ1,:.re Her ri F11 Huey F11f11ea Vfigitlw A1 C11 H' 1 ' f' ' 1 A ' r T1 ' 9,5 z , T1 F' l .11Qlf1 . Llflf. 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RIDER COLLEGE Sound lnstruction Authorized Degrees Placement Service College Activities FALL TERM BEGH-SS SEPTEMBER 8 WRITE FOR CATALOG Founded l865 Trenton, ll LASS of 1936 the best wishes of our organization go with you as you leave NORTH PLAINFIELD HIGH SCHOOL It has been Pleasant to Work with the CANUCK Staff and your Faculty Adviser Miss Kling in Producing the 1936 CANUCK THE RECORDER PRESS Complete P7'1TlflTlg Sevfwce 310 XVATCHUNG AVENUE PLAIEFIELD NEW JERSEX L F HERSH CS BRO Elizabeth and West End N l Hersh s Best and Favorite Quality Canned Foods WARREN S PAINT STORE Washable Wallpaper Al Kinds Paints and Varnishes ol Sofnerset Street North Plainfield 'N a ff X t I If J a s . , , 3 I ,. Distributors of 1 - - - I . ' f- I 1 I-71,,.,-,g,,.,,71r-lr-wlr--lv-v-lr-------lr-Y-gr, CI-IIDNOFF STUDIO FI IH AVL NEW VORK GPFICIAL PI-IGTQGRAPHER FOR THE 1936 CANUCK AN Portrmts made personally Irvmg ChldHOff Fl'? 4 vm 'VU N 1169 r LL. E ll ll ,f-.JN gjz. F,-sw' L 1 fllkkivkihivliibbbivti A-APA!-QQAPAF -eif1 NOW THAT TOUARE OUT OF SCHOOL AND HAXE TOUR OWN QHOPPIXG TO I O Follow the Thrltty R O S E N B A U M S Uh we I6 4488 H BEST WISHES Foe CLASS of G 16 I3 96 LEE PAINTING DECORATING PlQ1Hf1Q1d SQVHQQS Ame tcan and For lqrt Vwfallpaper rortt Street and Park Averme The PLAINFIELD CGURIER NEWS IS A HOV? NFWSPADER It Presents All the Nef S Pauly and I-IareStIy Its Edttartals Are Help' Forcetul and Clea cut Its Irtformatlon IS Accurate and Depe dalale There Is Sarhethma m The Courter News tor Each lflerrce at th Famtlf f ' 7 Y X J ll ' ll TO 7 - Plf '. -. 08-W l 3 I I l r . ,, F . I IU4 Marmmg Ave, II Plaizfxela I , Y l I A ' ' .ul T, 1 AA 1 I I I . 1 I Y B .I r . e i 1 i 1 1 1 i1li 49,494,4------AFA,--,-AFLAP COMPLTMENTS CLASS OF 1937 DRAKE A EV C S HOOL ALL YEAR COURSV S 0 r mg l'1 POS ERA UA E COURSE :U cou O graduxzml o cm V S RS R ' JOOL FICE T E OY BUREAU S10 wad CIW Tlg w PHOW O 3338 CI 4 :1 Gt' SOMERSET ONE STOP SERVICE u 0 R curmg L Q lcq 31 cz e CI 1:1 hmg Tofvmg T Ol Pro S rn WENDELL S CLOTHES SHOP CLOTHT R HA3 RJASHER 9 T311 -JV 5 6 Dug' .d I' ht Sevice . .e '- Gocdye r Tires - Eife B Arles DAY TIT? EUNIS C O Sfrefiriil Stem Q 'ifirzic Acccurif. flfid Spefiixi Tr3'.1ig A T er -A A .Jw T KHOH ,T 3 D TH ,MH Tire rid B It rg' Service .. , , , X' 1 ' . - Tum 1,1 I1 .zpeci . me I r 1 -za I C A J 'D Cctiiifr .2 COLLYSQ fririt Hign CRUD!! Or A45 Somerset Si ff P1 nfmld TJ I fret: Sxgnineff Ccllegefz 12537 ',W'f3., A gg Ti ,Qi TEACHE T AITITLIG Sjzcfxl ccixrseff fir T-:ushers IK .E rt- Eizriii T','pQwr1!1:iq iid Accouriiimcy TEGHT SCPH4 ' Eve-tidy .fQ.':1:r..s Tiff- Ci Mzidijf Tues- diy' .Arid Trigrisixjf frtrti 730 T3 Q33 BQ' Sgr :'.'.f'ert1 ji Lid ,'1d'g:Q 1I15fT',lCflOT. the-re lE it erzibxrrjssrriifif fir the b,.:k r .E - ENT indent if I xg USL vrvrr Scsi Clcthixz if 3 Prise 'v 1tE11: Year ...- ...Lv .-.A .-.g...'w. 4 Reach .TOTYIS Building P13iIifl'E'1Ci TI. I. T91 5-22-1-1 207 'ffesi Er it Sire-et P. 'rifie-Id, ff. T. --Irv--2--r----YY---..V-pri, ..V..V..V..V--nr v5i'iVi' -Ape------.,A',.,., 4.---A,..'.,,--4- CLASS OF 1936 Congrotulotlons cmd smcere Wlshes for your success rn whatever Vocomon you choose to pursue CLARA LOUISE TEA ROOM 219 EAST FRONT STREET PLAINETELD N T ALAN SHIMAN Inc Manufacture S of Semor Iewelry for North Plcunfreld I-hgh School 113 MONROE ST NEWARK N I 4 , . . - I . T' 4. bb S-Q--4-Ql---4------eq.,-,QQ BEST WISHES FROM THE NORTH PLAINFIELD HIGH SCHOOL PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION COMPLIMENTS OF CLASS OF 1938 GALANE S AH ALL HOME MADE R E I E R S HOM Mme ICE CREAM 6 OUALI Y co mzcmors G ,d S 0 A LUPCHEON TWO STORES 4775 C1 D N -L14--I--Lin 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 -lr--v,- ?'i Y' ' If' 92 ' 9 'U gg .1 S, I 2 :1 T . , Us J 4 ,ri P1 rD jg .- 5. S. cn '3 H1 :I T' :r Z fl O Q ,L ge , 2 Q, L. CIN Z 5 ,Q WJ T 22 J z' O 1 . :s A. 3? W . U Z H 91 6 E 0 rn. - Q, 'H IT O ,, O CD '-1 5 H '-1X ,U n :S cn 4- 'U Q on 2. : FU G. if 4' E E, Q 2 :s Q OH 5 U' fb C .. 'EL Q. E2 3 O -. 1 'J cn W - liiilikiblillliilxi 5511 1 4.A'.A'.---4---A'..,.,.-A,A,.A,.- --- AAA'-Av--1--441-Ar Plainfield 5-2382 EVERGREEN DAIRY 110 WATCHUNG AVENUE Plainfield, N. I. Compliments of DE LUXE BAKERY Chas. Baumann, Prep 277 SOMERSET STREET Plainfield, N. T. TEPPER BRCS PLAINEIELD N I H A SAFE PLACE TC SHOP NISCHWITZ 5. CQ CONGRATULATIONS me 7 Q Q Q ICSEPH A CHURCH H e a d Hog F and 1:1 HQ M RCDMA MARKET Pho Plamiie d 5 0947 South Plainfield N l L Quality eats . , . . ll ll Q 1 Lehi n V ll 3' Ccal . 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