Nutley High School - Exit Yearbook (Nutley, NJ)

 - Class of 1942

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W?-4 Qui, 15134-5-my an-wwf HH g'A:+,fx'5 ' 'h-fi., 1,55 !,. my .L .4gv.,wQ!55g3g.'1 :- I F , - , f413,.L,53 5' ,g .1 x -Q , 4 -, 9 , 4g,f, -f 'lf A-4,31 X . r ,fu , S 97 A DMM EX , THE nEXIT CLASSES - JANUARY, JUNE, 1942 W many- wnmm- my 'Sn , mm., vm - wawwmwmaw THE VEXITH A g - CLASSES - JANUARY, JUNE We DEDICATE 1 we dedicate our year- book to Miss Anne Wallace and Mr. Edward Assmus, our faculty advisors, in grateful recognition of the long hours they have cheer- fully put in helping us to overcome a succession of hurdles encountered in the course of our progress through N utley High School. DUR FACULTY 2 I 4 N ,Q gf ,fe Qi -. 1 x wx 12551, 'A V P. I I .M ' A54 if - -n.1.a.'v..ixQ x +0 M-we o Q EXTT STAFF G-RETCHE ALBERT CHAPP SH RUTH BEATT CATHER HAMTLTO NELSON ROBERT GRN N GERDS ..,. LE ,,- ARD SEGGEL ,,.,, RTCH FRED RATCLTFFE ,,,,,, MARY FATR ,,,., DORTS PTER ,.,,,,,,,, WH, JOSEPHTNE SCHABACKER ,,.. BAYARD HANCOCK ,,,,, KATHLEEN BEROH .,,.. RUTH VOOEL ,,.,, GORDON PTHL ,,,. ,, ETLA SHEEHEY ,,., ANN MQKTNLEY ,,,. Y ,M HELEN BLUM .,... NNE OLSEN --, RALPH McCOY ,,., N SMTTH ..,,, DAY ,,,. FFTTH - , - - - , - -Edlior-Rn-Ch'xeF - - - , , -Ednor-Tn-ChKeF BusXness Manager - - -Buskness Manager , - , , ,Ukerary Edlior ,Lnerary Ednor -,-LRFerary Ediior -Lnerary Edhor ,Ass'T Lnerary EdTFor Lnerary Edkkor ,Ass'F AdverFTsTng Manager Adverikdng Manager , - -SFaFRsTTc3an -, ,TypXsT' - , - - ,Typhi - -CKrcuTaTRon , - , -CTrcuTa'fRon ,,SFaFf Drafisrnan - - - , -Ari Edikor , , , -Fhokographer I I ACTIVITIES The EXIT -1942 gmpd X, N1 25 42333 v 'f 2 3 . wifi X X? sumti' f. X 4 if RQ. . Jw S f- e fr qfwdixw Q 1,5 -MS WWQQEY 'EEE Q , if +1 Wwffsv'ik ' E5' A wsu 3 far' 1. i p tj ' 1, 4'..f 3:02 :' vf 'LEVEL 4354 fi .' s if Q lftfg' is 5f2 i:' ' siP'5'1 3' 5 Sis' 1 J r ,Q , 3 K Y l 3 In 'VV 5 S 1 , 'W' ! 'irfa grief!! f in i D is ' ' x 2 xkf fimsbi 6 Q 4, 4, his.: ,ilQvR7 E'- Q ll f. ri , X, 2 Q - kg, '5 k , . ' N K ' . Y al 5 X T' ' is fr f ' . ., iygh W ,k.Ak 5 xv 4- X1 A 5, 1 . 1 - , X S, , . V R Y Mx thfgwu my it J' . V 'M' N , BALL and Sasso are boolced 'ro pafrol The ouffield. wifh Ihe Iried veferans. Broolcs and Umsheid, on Ihe mound. The feam gol off 'ro a flying sfarl by beal- ing Boonlon in ils opening game by a score of seven fo one. We go Io press wishing The learn success in ifs regular schedule and The greafer Newarlc School Iournamenf. I-Iowever, win or lose, Irhe Ieam was of championship caliber in regard B A L L 'ro sporlsmanship and 'ro clean and well-execuled playing. S C O R E S Nulleys c,., ,. --.32 Woodbridge ,-,-- O Nulleyos--- O Monfclair ---- --- 6 Nufley c,c, do I3 Easf Side,-, --- 7 Nufley ........ I4 Cliflon ,c,... --- 0 Nulley-.. .... I4 Bloomfield H- ---I7 Nulley --.. - O Kearny ....., -U 6 Nulley .,.. 7 Easl Orange ...... I3 1 .fx 'Q , . ., 39 f f F iii Wifhin fhe lasf year a number of boys have falcen fo gafhering behind fhe school before and affer hours lo play handball on fhe courfs There. Games are in progress almosf confinuously. buf The boys, who are more or less informally organ- ized. require sfricf adherence fo rules drawn up lo insure fairness and healfhy compefifive sporf. DOYLE'S UGG I LS HANDBALL -lfie Girls' Gym Leader classes are a working way lo develop fhe ideals of sporlsmanship and leadership - responsibilify ac- cepled. inifiafive developed. and fairness puf info play. The pink suil'-badge of aufhorify, is won afler a sfruggle fhrough The Beginner and lnfermediale sfaqes fo lhaf of Advanced Leader. Hurdles fo be leaped are: planning and fe-aching a gym class, refereeing a baslcef- ball game, and passing fesfs on gym Theory, hockey and baslref- ball rules. CERCLE FRANCAIS MICRCBE HUNTERS lAXlThough officially limiTed To sixTeen acTive members plus a Tew senior hon- orary memberships, The Biology Club, under The guidance oT Miss Margie Phillips, is one of The rnosT acTive oT school clubs. The sTaTed aims oT The club are: To provide opporTuniTies Tor ex- Tended individual or group laboraTory sTudy in The Tield of biological science. The Taking of Tield Trips Tor observa- Tional purposes. and The TurThering oT sTudenT relaTionships, social and inTel- lecTual. The club meeTs officially once a week aTTer school and TrequenTly in con- necTion wiTh iTs various special acTivi- Ties. AT presenT They are engaged in a deTailed sTudy of herediTy. -l-he French Club TuncTions principally To permiT inTeresTed sTudenTs To increase Their lcnowledge oT The French people, language, and cusToms. Mem- bership in The organizaTion, sponsored by Miss Mar- gareT Gerdeniclc, is open To any sTudenT evidencing an inTeresT in The clubls acTiviTies. -lihe ann of 'rhe Commercial Club is 'ro bring 'rhe business world and inler- esfed commercial srudenls closer +04 gefher by means of a carefully planned program, including visils +o business firms, oulside spealcers, films, machine demonsfralions, and group discussions. The club's lorry-seven members are under rhe sponsorship of Miss Guliclc. COMMERCIALISTS ponsored by Edward F. Assmus and com- posed mainly of senior mafhemafics sludenls, lhe club sludies a variely of lopics, including The slide rule, sexfanl and lransil, analylic geomelry, and malhemalical puzzles. The club is working on several local proiecls requiring applicalion of lhe principles sfudied. GAUNTLET Founded in l939 in response To sTu- denT demand Tor a school publica- Tion, The GAUNTLET has come To occupy a prominenT place in The life oT The school. AlThough sTill young, The magazine has won several com- peTiTive awards, including a TirsT place in This year's Columbia Scho- lasTic Press AssociaTion ConTesT, and has sTeadTasTly Tried To TulTill iTs sTaTed aim-To mirror school life and encourage sTudenT acTiviTies. Under The sponsorship of Miss Mabel F. GilberT, The GAUNTLET has Tounded a TheaTre club, TosTered The organi- zaTion oT a shorT sTory club, spon- sored a sTory wriTing conTesT, in addi- Tion To producing aT leasT Tour issues of The GAUNTLET each year. Having derived iTs name Trom The Teudal cusTom oT Throwing down The gaunT- leT, The magazine conTinues To serve as a challenge To higher aTTainmenT in many fields of sTudenT acTiviTy. K-.,,f ' ' N ' ' 4-:sunnrn-W.. - - , A rolal of sixty-fwo pupils working under 'rhe guidance of Miss Eleanor Woodruff comprise 'rhe membership of The Junior Red Cross Club. The organizalion has been engaged in war knilfing, colleclion of books, paper, and mefals, fhe filling of gill boxes, and lhe conducling of drives for special funds. USHERETTES The Usherelles, under The direcfion of Miss Mary E. Sprague, sponsor usher af mos? of fhe high school social luncrions. ln addilion fo fhis acfivify, lhe club, which meels every ofher Wednesday, also srresses speech work, manners, personal grooming, and social relalions. ai -'ks nn ' ' I jaos Cowsj HONOR SOCIETY SCHOLARSHIP SERVICE WI' CHARACTER LEADERSHIP lm ln ' :: 9 TN 'J 1-.Z 2 RAI-LRAH squad SVA ach year some TourTeen leaTher-lunged sTudenTs re selecTed To lead sTudenT cheering aT The TooT- XF a ball games. All programs of cheering and Torma- h h 'd oT Tions are arranged by The group wiT T e an Their TaculTy advisor WalTer Ryan. X-. K, f ' x' ,a ,' A X, 1, f 514' d The s onsorshnp oT WalTer ould be acTors un er p Fi Ryan produced Two one acT plays LET S MAKE UP ij and RED CARNATION The club known as The JesTers meeTs weelcly To sTudy plays sTage and P roduchon problems The club was revived Thus year in JUNE J XS HC-ARDEN of ALLAH' N I G H T I N O27CJmIm UO '3'mrr12JO'n JANUARY N ow harps and llals land lvlisler Grangerl are lhe mejor concerns of 'rhe orcheslra and chorus. The chorus, complefely feminine This year, appears before The school in assemblies and is lo be spolled al -numerous school affairs, especially The May Feslival. l'-liqhlighls of rhe orcheslra year are rhe qraduafion music and lhe May Feslival as well as assemblies. Bolh groups are fauqhl by Slanley Granger, music inslruclor. fra ggi. ,lm K ., fa ' gif . x. 8 S . 4 . ' v ,. -xp 7 wi X ,iw 0 if i v v , ' Y N 'K mm' -I W f -1 5 v Q Y 4 x it A i' E 9 I ldfpwf 6,5541 ' r ' ' A, 4-'ss' Sl if P iw M W .1, ,,,.9. 'S , 23 2 fi' S 4 Q, 1 I :lf -wx. A . Q 1 45 Me w ixuilg? ia? 5 . 45? ff 1151 'Q X TL wx -wp: ' - '- M' w X +G wif f A ' iff 5,f.:I', QA 4 5 ff, -,gg .wr Y , 5 .QQ Kg' if - K ff, ',l,.' xhf' 225 A 94 545 1 X8 '1 P if ,i 2 X. 3 3 I N fri Y w Q-. Q Q 'w my x -RNSSKEQQSQ5, -Q Q X Q f,,.., - x 5, t C ' k r Q5 :R Q I 3 i I' .-W... . 3 4 4 5 5, :X + ' ' HAMS -l-lie N.l-l.S. Radio Club, supervised loy Erman Lamb and alumnus William Barlow, endeavors lo leach ils members flie fundamenrals of radio in order llwal llmey may oblain llweir opera'ror's licenses. The club hopes evenlually lo pur llie school radio slalion, WZDKR, baclc on llwe air. RUC--CUTTERS SENICDR SECTICDN January June HISTCRY- Class of January, 1942 From Junior School we came, QuiTe a disorganized crew. As freshmen and sophomores so small, We quieTly grew and grew. FirsT we elecTed Bob Wehrle, Bob Cowgill was vice-president WiTh GreTchen Gerds To Take The noTes. So was our class governmenT. l-low can we TorgeT Those dues? Which in allowance make denTs. We voTed Tor Them in November. To be only TwenTy-five cenTs. Say we li++le of our Junior Jump Unless we speak of iTs cosT, For insTead of being a gain To us IT was indeed a loss. The Jump was in January, The same old crowd was There. We combined our eTTorTs wiTh l IBs To make iT a grand aTTair. March l we held our Third meeTing AT which we did submiT, Plans and ideas we ThoughT would do For our Senior BeneTiT. The producTion-a mellerdrama- One we shall never TorgeT- TiTle, Pure as The Driven Snow, or, Ahem, A Working Girl's SecreT. J Our TourTh meeTing was held in November, Plans Tor our Prom were made. We wanTed a greaT success- OT course wiTh The TaculTy's aid. Our Tall Prom in '4l Was indeed a glorious evenTg All who were There enjoyed Themselves Including our class presidenT. Prom TickeTs were green on whiTe ln colors bofh lovely and bold. Johnny DeFal's boys kepT iT hoT And no cold drinks were sold. We decked Tor The Jump wiTh Tunnies, Which was our TirsT real iesT5 BuT The Theme oT The Prom in OcTober Was A NiTe in Sherwood ForesT. We sold candy aT TooTball games BeTween every oTher Thrill: l wonder if The Team were playing now Would we be selling sTill? January 23rd, CommencemenT Day Tor us, A diploma, a handclasp and smile, A word oT cheer and we're on our way Along anoTher mile. WILL- Class of .lanuary, 1942 We lhe gradualing class. aboul lo plunge inlo a world of uncerlainlies and slress do hereby bequealh. discharge and lurn over our possessions, worlhless and olherwise. as follows: To Dr. Spargo. Dr. l-larshman and lhe lacully we leave our silly iokes and sense ol humor. ln laler years we will lgok back and lhank lhose who helped us learn our readin'. 'rilin', and 'rilhmelic. A-F ax Beezie Anderson leaves his colleclion ol jokes Marie Coppla leaves her giggles lo Jo Ann lo Mr. Spinning. Deane. Helen Beams leaves her place in Donohue's lo Mary Anna Norlon. Rulh Beally leaves her pleasanl disposilion lo Cynlhia Kellerer. Jack Beckell leaves lo lake Muriel Van Winkle oul in his car, l-le is cule, isn'l he girls? Mary Bernardi leaves her hair ornamenls lo Helen Brazill. Josephine Bevere leaves all lhe boys lo Joan Penninglon. Evelyn Bill leaves lhe lwinkle in her eye lo John Sullivan. Edward Bobolin leaves lo wow lhe girls in his Marine uniform. Amerigo Bonaui leaves a spol in lhe band lor some newcomer. Annelle Bucke leaves her abilily lo squash a driving lickel lo Phyllis Riess. James Burkharl leaves, did anyone hear him go? Margarel Cadmus and Anila Dipple leave lheir popularily .wilh lhe boys lo Grace Duerr and Eleanor Kall. Anloinelle Calone leaves her abilily lo calch on lo a ioke lq Sheila Sheehey. Jessie Cappabianca leaves lo ioin lhe resl ol lhe gang al lhe Pru. Howie Carlson leaves Max Ponwilz holding up lhe scenery. Al Chamberlain leaves lo pose lor collar ads. Malcolm Chrislopher leaves his bashlulness lo Bob Rowchau. Bob Cowgill leaves Miss Walker's lexlbooks on lhe shell. l-le won'l pass lhem any more. Raymond Cook leaves his popularily wilh lhe girls lo anyone al all, Frank Cullari leaves Miss Barnes lo find anolher good commercial sludenl. Rulh Cramer leaves her pelile slrul lo Vilolda Pupa. Evelyn Davis leaves her willingness lc help lo any l2B. Bob DeSousa leaves his A's lo Fred Ralclille. The Cesar Romero ol our class. Frank DiRienzo, leaves his girl leasing lo Eugene Bogalko. Belly Eckerson bequealhs her snickers lo Slella Polukorl. Ann Engargiola leaves her lyping abilily lo Mr. Woocl's new helper. Joe Epper bequealhs his Superman physique lo Bob Grillilh. Mariorie Epper leaves her red hair, long and lhick. lo Calherine Williams. Dodie Schabacher and Mary Fair leave lheir lille ol lnseparable lo Jean Furbush and Bealrice Pierce. Marie Faldule bequealhs her silenl ways lo Knobby lngals. Willie Ferraco and Armand Gugliocello leave Emil Liloia lo carry lhe ball lor Nulley. Heclor Farese and Gerald Ferrara leave lheir lrick ideas ol how lo gel oul ol lrouble lby lying or olherwisel lo any lOlh grader. Rose Genlile and Evelyn Lloyd leave lheir chal- ler aboul lhe army lor Josephine Hickey and June Kralz lo conlinue. Grelchen Gerds leaves lhe edilorship ol lhe Gaunllel lo any lilerary aspiranl. Gladys Godfrey granls permission for Doris l-lolman lo walk lhe halls wilh 'Jack Allhoff. WILL - I Continued J Harold Goglia bequealhs his muslache lo Jimmy Hobbs. John Harrison leaves a lrail of smiles behind. Louise Hough leaves her chemislry abilily l-o June Hallidy. Eleanor Hyland leaves her lille ol mosl allraclive lo Pal Bruen. The charm-boy, Harold Jack, leaves his habil ol asking queslions lo Joe Rich. Evelyn Kinna leaves Mary Leary alone lo lell lheir friends aboul Carlsladl. Gloria Kirchner bequealhs her nalural obliging ways lo Eslher Crilelli. Erich Kulzner bequealhs his loolball abilily lo Hamillon Smilh. Anlhony Liloia leaves his smile lo Mr. Frilch. Josephine Lalrano leaves her sisler lo walk lhe halls alone. Joe Lordy bequealhs his loquaciousness lo Joe Rich. Dick Lagergren bequealhs his mililary brushes lo Fred Eskholme, so he can do as good a iob as Dick does. Theresa Luzzi leaves her shyness lo Margarel Armslrong. Roger Marlin leaves lo give Prol. Alberl Ein- slein a lillle serious compelilion: Nicholas Maurillo bequealhs his alhlelic abilily lo Bob Grillilh. Dominick Messina leaves his allraclive Nancy lo walk lhe halls all alone. Frances Milkie bequealhs her seven league bools lo Wilma Zimmerer. Angelo Palo, Theodore Schilling and James Nevins leave lhe band-saw lo lhe lower classmen. Calherine Olsen leaves Mrs. Slanlord one worn oul pencil llrom lhe allendance lisl every morningl. Gloria Milchell bequealhs her long lresses lo Phyllis Clark. Millon Page leaves his musical abilily lo Chick Inglis. Priscilla Perkins leaves her drums lo anyone who wanls lhem. Doris Pier leaves her umph lo Marie Bilancelli. Gordon Pihl bequealhs his daredevil driving lo Charles Dodge. Doris Remacle bequealhs her quiel ways lo Diron Avedision, hinl! hinll Elmer Rohrer leaves his girl leasing lo Richard Kilrow. Gerald Rolunda bequealhs his beaulilul singing voice lo Audrey McCarlhy. Dick Seggel leaves his abilily lo lhink and sludy lo Richard Smilh. Chuck Simpson leaves his popularily wilh lhe girls lo Lawrence Casey. Rulh Slaler bequealhs her nalurally curly hair lo Rulh Van Duyne. Gerlrude Slavinski leaves her grin lo Mr. Lamb. Carol Smilh leaves her quiel ways ol speaking and acling lo Joan Boyce. Bob Smilh leaves Belly Duval lo go back inlo circulalion. Helen Spaan bequealhs her abilily lo speak lasl lo Virginia Moll. Eileen Spelgang leaves her abilily lo disagree wilh lexlbooks and Miss Walker lo Helen Kolwica. Roger Sleadman bequealhs his hearly laugh lo Joe Connors. Florence Tesla leaves her abilily lo sew lo Belly Maloon, Roberl Travis bequealhs his emply place in lhe Big Dipper lo Calvin Bowaler. Marie Valesy leaves her gum lol Miss Cone. Salvalore Vangieri leaves-as quickly as he can. Belly Wallace bequealhs her innocenl looks lo Shirley Hascup. Bob Wehrle leaves Bud Brooks lo lollow shorlly. The long and lhe shorl ol il. Dorolhy Windheim leaves her rosei blushes lo Kalhy Bergh. Are you blushing, Dol? Don Willschiebe leaves Ann Gerhard. bul don'l worry,' he'll be around. Joe Zimmerer bequealhs a book ol rules on l-low lo Drive lo Ducky Schusler, PROPHECY - Class of January, 1942 -IT-IIS CLASS IS THE FINEST THAT EVER GRADUATED FROM NUTLEY HlGH. ThaT's whaT every- one says when seniors leave school, buf no one ever believes iT. This Time iT's going To be differenf because we believe iT and To prove ThaT we are wonderful we do herewiTh, forThwiTh and forever more prophecy ThaT in I96O Things will be as Things will be regarding members of This augusT body. Amen. Amerigo Bonazzi is now playing wiTh The Phila- delphia Orchesfra. Thaf new cigareTTe girl aT The Brown Derby is Jessie Cappabianca. Angelo Palo now models clofhes for Larkey's. Marie Coppla now makes weekly Trips To Ebbefs Field To wafch Joe Cullari boosT The Bums! Marie FalduTe is now sTealing The show on Bob Hope's program. Nick Maurillo is sTill playing fooTball for Nufley. Anfhony Liloia is now doing experimenfs for Black Prince. Jim Nevins is now a ski insTrucTor in The WhiTe Mounfains. Ted Schilling is now selling peanufs aT The circus. Salvafore Vangieri is now keeping score for The Nufley baskeTball Team. Whaf score? Willie Feraco-well. we give up. This is The Third year book he's been in. Armand Gugliocello iusT received his B.A. in shop. H. R. Carlson has finally conceded To sell ouT his share of The WeTTa Hair Dye Co. Helen Beams is sfill visifing Greasy PeTe's in search. James Burkharf has The leading role in The new producfion, The Silence You AlmosT Can Hear. WildwesT Cowgill has finally Iassoed his Temper and seTTled down on a liTTle ranch in Mon- Tana. Bob Wehrle is sTill faifhful-Moo-oo-oo! AI Chamberlain is now fIoa+ing down The Passaic on a 2 x 4 To The Federal shipyards on The oufgoing Tide. Don Wiffschiebe has been promofed To man- ager of The Hudson on The Hudson. Grefchen Gerds now claims To be socieTy edifor of The Hobo News. Rog. Sfeadman has Tripped Arfhur Murray ouT of The world of The lighT fanTasTic. The Quiz Kid Program has finally accepfed big Dick Seggel. The arf sfaff of Vassar now finds ifself blessed wiTh Malcolm Chrisfopher as ifs head. Finding a Marine's pension kepf life Too mo- nofonous. Ed. Bobilin has landed Skippy Speer's posifion aT The high school. The humor of The Empire is being inspired Through The noble assisfance of Beezie Anderson. Dick Lagergren is sfill promofing The blonde bombshell. Mary Fair is sfill kniTTing. buT now iT's noT for Brifain. Bumps De Sousa sfill comes home wiTh a package every nighT, even if iT isn'T Xmas. Bendix has employed Frank Cullari as all clay affendance officer. Gordon Pihl is seTTing up his Tiny ToT press aT Garref MounTain. Carol SmiTh has iusT paid T lasT insTaIlmenT on her furnifure. Now Bo can Throw The Piggy Bank away. Bob Smifh is sTill Trying To collecT four dollars Gordon Pihl owes him. Eileen Spefgang is now chief hosTess on a Flying ForTress. Zimmerer lives in a house Thaf Joe builf. Nufley High School girls' greaT lover. Chuck Simpson, has puf Charles Boyer ouT of busi- ness. The PeTTy Girls counTerparT is now drawn by Gloria Mifchell. CaTherine Olsen is The leading sTar on The Milk Man's MaTinee. Hof Lips Page is pumping The organ aT The Re- formed Church. Pefe Perkins is raising liTTle Koffe beans. Dof Pier is now building her casfles in The air insfead of on Nanny GoaT Hill. The new recruiTing agenf for The Campus Club is Eleanor Hyland. Frances Sczyreck has plenTy of leisure Time while designing cosTumes for Josie Bevere aT The French Follies, PRoPHEcY - fconfinuedl Erich Kulzner has wrillen a new nalional anlhem based on Mein Kampl. Jack Beckell has iunked his old car for Muriel Van Winkle. Ray Cook is slill leasing lhe girls by silling on lhe olher end ol lhe couch. Rulh Beally is now lyping noles lor Presidenl Roosevell inslead ol lhe yearbook slall. Evelyn Bill is laking Skinny Ennis' place on Bob l-lope's program. ' Roger Marlin is selling silk slockings in Bam- berger's basemenl. Joe Lordy-My God! l-le's a cop! Heclor Farese and Gerald Ferrara are--sorry. il's censored! Harold Jack is growing apples on a large scale lor Miss Byerly. John Harrison is making good wilh lhe Gianls. Evelyn Davis is now direcling her ellorls lowards improving lhe Salvalion Army. Belly Eckerson is on her way lo Reno. The boys in 3l4 have broken anolher hearl. Gladys Godfrey compelenlly lills her posilion as head ol lhe Krole household. Colgale's loolh p sle iusl hired Evelyn Kinna as a new model? Gloria Kirchner and Frances Milkie have opened up a hol dog sland al Garrel Ml., where lheir chiel cuslomers carry llashlighls. Theresa Luzzi is working al lhe Pru along wilh lhe resl ol lhe Nulleyiles. Doris Remacle is slill lrying lo see over lhe crowd. Dol Windheim, aller allending lhe Savage School ol Physical Educalion, lakes Miss Doyle's place in Nulley l-ligh. Bill Tensen's number has finally come up in lhe Salvalion Army drall, even lhough he was in class 4F. Marie Valesy is slill carrying a lorch lor Jim. Rulh Wunsch has iusl enrolled in l-lerr lvleyer's l962 German class. lP.S. l-le's complelely bald now.l Dodie Schabacker, now chiel hosless al Forl Bragg, is slill leeding all lhe boys lrom Nulley. Evelyn Lloyd is chiel hal check girl al lhe Slork Club. Harold Goglia is lending lires-you know where! Wilh lhe war finally over, lhal cule Army pri- vale has more lime lor Helen Spaan. Joe Epper is now a handsome Casanova bul slill a bachelor. Where is Ginny all lhis lime? Dominick Messina has grown a lew more inches and he and Nancy make an even beller- looking couple lhan lhey did in '4l. Gerald Rolunda now sings in lhe Melropolilan Opera. Whal happened lo Lily Pons? Rulh Slaler, Claude and lhe lwins may be seen roller skaling mosl any nighl. Mr. Spinning musl have made good 'cause Mary Bernardi is now head chemisl al Holfmann- LaRochel Margarel Cadmusis now working al lhe Pru, bul nol lor long: she'll be housekeeping soon, Rulh Cramer brings a spol ol color lo lhe While I-louse as she pokes her lillle red head inlo all lhe polilical circles. Marjorie Epper is now doubling lor Ann Sheri- dan. Ann Engargiola is keeping lhe Home Fires burn- ing. Josephine Lalrano iusl gol her man. Louise Hough is a scienlisl looking lor lhe miss- ing link. Annelle Bucke only goes wilh lwo lellows: lhe Army and lhe Navy. Anila Dipple is slill skaling lor her heallh. Gerlrude Slavinski is already having her lroubles wilh Norman-whal will il be like aller lhey're married. l-low many limes have Belly Wallace and Roger lallen lor each olher? lOh, well, we all agree you can never ever overdo a good lhing.l Frank DiRienzo has been happily married lo Josephine lor live years--whal aboul lhe olher lilleen? Florence Tesla is slill proud possessor ol lhal llashy diamond and her lwo-hundred- pounder as well. Rose Genlile now holds lop place in lhe group ol Navy mascols. Anloinelle Calone has decided lo sellle down wilh Donovan. Elsie Spivey is now doing lor Allen whal Roches- ler did lor Benny. ROBERT ANDERSON lndolenf, iempcrarncnfal, iaienied CLASS of JANUARY 1942 gn.--nv -Jcgfii' E136 if X . HELEN sums RUTH BEATTY ii'X1i,..i.f, I-ikedbiei idikaiivei WPPY Sincere, wholesome, wellvliiced lf, 01. EVE ii in JOHN BECKETT Moody. easy-going, capable s mf Mi P' .Qs , P334 5 wmtjf 'gefsnf LVN all Qiqiggw nf Q ' ' i , 0-f AMERIGO BONAZZI Amiabie, quiei, obliging JOSEPHINE BEVERE Breezy, coqueHisl'1,fun-iovinq 44 ANNETTE BUCKE Blas6, alluring, cyniqal f Cx!! Q1 '.i 'ifuf JAMES BU RKHART Seciusive, placid. conscientious an i F9905 Xe Jessie CAPPABIANCAQXEM-Q ..' 1 5 C' qemo Laughing, agreeable, sporfy Q wi-P39 PXYGSQYTI me X XN .QSO 9 MALCOLM CHRISTOPHER A Comedianisfic, forpid, 295-X good-naiured c,w-'As vow' x ' M V35 WC' po PAX Xie! C. 596 em ROBERT Cod enfufous w, sedvswe' a V SXO QV' Q32 GO? SKQNXQQ W' ow- RUTH CRAMER HOWARD CARLSON Lively, crifical, easily-a mused 1 , 1 , X ' 00 . 'HAOXSO a'-Tgmbvqe P4 Oxex 63609 ww Lou CULLARI 9 , hgow' 5 Dreamy, shy-looking, concise Siudious, sombre, efficlenf 1' JK RALPH DE LIBERO 1? Afhl ' guo 05597 ehc, modesf, good spor+ jan, 0 fkx ' cf,eerf9SQUs4 .j ll! f ' I Gfidf. lpe EVELYN DAVIS Perseverinq, reserved, sincere 5-:Sv FRANK DERIENZO Unexcufable. fhoughfful, H, if , 2 V willinq p 857. , fy owerfu! fy FC C 4N ' m9dk6 -'O 0 lr L em mvafabfei Dfppgl 061, . bg Driver: 1,1 r 071' Uh Kfl 017,94 I I A F 0 'x .X s,xgfjOR'E EPPER . sly, desire US S . Dngfsf! ANN ENGARGIOLA JOE EPPER M 9fSdf17 . ' ' e W I nerqefic. blnfhe Brawny, uncomformable, 'po ee 9 happy-go-lucky D070 I of . U99 WQOWQ Hecron masse YAP,?1DXan5lPfD lvoryfficlcler, dapper, prankish Xefxb. W GERALD FERRARO Ribald, bolsferous, breezy GRETCHEN GERDS Admirable, pefiie, fhoughffui .YXME . O95 X W S2 629 Yxawvfxow N K fx-ang vgxiff VO xofwx' Y-I4 X ba ' QWQ' CO , S SYNIXXQ x 'A LR gi Scef' ' N9 GMP QQ ev' 6 QW ARRXSON JOHN H Off' vRrRNe . d SP Agrxbxe. C300 U GQP' or Go yd 5 QXP SWK Q YXPX- QM' I 5 'Wax LOUISE HOUGH ELEANOR HYLAND V SYN Scienfific, excifable, earnesf Affraciive, poised, quief 'ff ' ' 1 g Q . i.17:,giy4,, W' vit ' - pm! H ER! 15,0171 R HAROLD JACK ' Cvonllnmanly, ploascnf, soulful HKU 72 Vofubfo 'Vfg , fadlkd! EVELYN KINNA Raef . Frail, dreamy, secluded RICHARD LAGERGREN Quiel, unassumlnq willy JOSEPH L Br ORDY USQUE' Comblace Oufspoken nf. G4 OR if 1 010,002 4 kia CQ '75 of H546 , My l I S, f ndsinlgvfudlb 4 C Sgmbre N , forma! Q O us' , en 54 ,L ,z - f c ly Ofvofofen Q EVELYN LLOYD JOSEPHINE LOFRANO 5 CO llgrenf, rnfmdesl, collcded Compelenf, candidl Y y responsible ff' fix XA PRSXXA vox avxxl eel I ,Ny Sc' NICHOLAS MAURILLO 'LX 9-O at XOWIS Jolly,all1le+ic. persevering XB x5 :Noob FRANCES MILKIE4 1 Droll, complacenl, llmorous JAMES NEVINS GOXAQLXTNXQ Slow, muscular, virile mxrw AMW of evo wmv' l ,529 x, u O MO5e'b LA Nm XXAEYM-Xiwamio. QP- ed-. xe Xvxlovpkilsllca 50 PALO ANGELO . , bull? Dim muklve. qule ' O9 YP mdlcal ,JN 4,066+ PRISCILLA PERKINS 1MQ,50,., DORIS pm dxcoxw Q lndifferenf, naive, humorous Chuclclinq, debonair VO congenial QN. 4: GORDON PIHL Afqumgnlalive, blissful. cnerqellc ' H 64 moms REMACLE Wy. M10 9 . Silenl, cordial, shy 1 3 765443 fffcly HRFR lxx a XP lil,-.Q -.ll 'uk 1' 1 'N - ddfkfgdfuggeo, JOSEPHINE SCHABACKER HM - .ly . Vivacious, gullible, frank 17775000 GHQU' 5 G69 ' ld l flysCH'4LfN IUC 'Vg ' Conn, G Onffnff R070 'Neo' Cf, hoax N04 WDMGQDO4-, O MAITL E AND SIMP S aqer, romanffc' peEN PY D-. G , 7' eowfxao eosoum RICHARD SEGGEL e 'ff4 df' S406 mnkish, dvoll, udvcnluuoug lnqenious, lalenfed, unob- . A Huh 6 Q Trusive ' - 770605 ,J . 4 4hIhwv0 - abil: q . SU' QQWQG Jbiwex L - Se' elsurely, femperamenial, sanguine ROBERT SMITH DYOU. debonair, Coy 38. EILEEN SPETGANG is SQFNQSQYJXZQR Blase. adverdurous, quizzical xx YXEX' -xivle' S I ew Sli . SXOMA, 5 YLSXY- Svx QBXYNBRXC' W Yvavwxxgcfous 'ii' TA ENCE TES di:-f3RcorduaX condudwe E r . Siu ,Ev R, .- -W V sxefoxtbwa gi A. 9-06 X Yexuie Cxvixco- ROBERT TRAVIS CLARENCE TURTON Wiffy, agriculfural, affable lmaginafive, garrulous, cowboy 00060 0007109 f SALVATORE VANGIERI Collecfed, indolenf, ineri' mme VALESEY 'EFX-ff, - Cha11erinq, lively, sparkmncgk HM ' ls 'Ds DOROTHY WINDHEIM Reserved nea+ dimdenf I' em: sf lf' fafeglkf I 1 ik. - Nw RUTH wuNscH' fell Josem-4 zlmmsnen X RGHCSUT. Hmid, adiuvanf v Cowboy, rugged, cheerful 'w wwjpwiih me if 'Q for D151 Lv N Jdsm 'e4i,l4C5 ,, , else, , 0619 00N fqoc. .qt We 0 LV , 'ent 'fry sleepy C5058 I Conga 5 'Dbl ANTOINETTE cAFoNe .1 ' A x .1 Mischievous. full of fun, chefferbox WILLIAM FERACO Athlefic. heroic, iohy ARMAND GUGLIOCIELLO Calm, versofile, silenf oommlcx Mssssm A Q31 ff Roguish, independent lover I WHO'S WHO-Class of January, I 942 Mos'r Popular --- Brainiesf ...... Bes+ Dressed ..,. Hep Cal ..,. Class Sheba -- Class Sheik ..... Nicesi Disposiiion -- Mos+ Talenfed --- Class Einslein .,....,. Chicle+'s Besf Cusiomers ......, Mosi lnnocenf ........ Sophisficafed --- Biggesf Tease --- Mosf Allracfive --- Tongue Wagger - Mousey ...... Mosl Friendly --- Moodiesf --- Culesf ..... Besf Sporf .... Liveliesl' --- Dreamiesl .... X Mosf Afhlelic ........ Mos? Likely +o Succeed- Besf All Around ....... Mosf lndifferenf --- Mosi Masculine -- Mosl Feminine Mos+ Rugged --- WiHiesl ...... Nile Owl ....,.. Favorife Teacher --- Favoriie Subieci ..... Favorife Amusemen+ -- Girl Josephine Bevere -- Calherine Olsen - Josephine Bevere Josephine Bevere -- Doris Pier .... Rulh BeaHy ,.... Grelchen Gerds --- Louise Hough --- Marie Valesy .... Mary Fair ....c. Gloria Miichell .... Frances Sczyreck --- Eleanor Hyland .... Gladys Godfrey .... Carol Smifh ...... Elsie Spivey ..... AnneHe Bucke .... Doris Pier ...... -- Priscilla Perkins ...., Josephine Schabacker- - ---- Mary Fair ,....... Priscilla Perkins .... Greichen Gerds .... Mary Fair --. .... - Evelyn Bill .... Frances Milkie --- Gloria Mifchell --- Eileen Spefgang .... Priscilla Perkins .... - - ---Josephine Bevere - - Mr. Vollmer Siudy Hall Women Boy Bob Wehrle Richard Seggel Alberf Chamberlain Roger Sfeaclman Donald Willschiebe Richard Seggel Roberl Anderson Gordon Pihl Bob Wehrle Gordon Pihl Richard Seggel Erich Kufzner Alberl Chamberlain Gordon Pihl James Burkharf Joe Zimmerer Jack Beckeif Bob Cowgill John Harrison Chuck Simpson Ted Schilling John Harrison Richard Seggel Bob Wehrle Dick Lagerg ren +-Z' Ted Schilling Gordon Pihl Elmer Rohrer Malcolm Chrislopher Bob DeSousa 5 s AL CHAMBER LIN , . sf ..l .Ig- 'MOST ATTR,15crrvE' Q f X R if ff I L Q 6 u ! ,NL ft? WH WH DICK LAGERGREN IFFERENI THE CAU-YE UF 'THE RQ QE! suorucs , 1 J ,HEUOR FAME ERncH KUTZNER WRIGLEYS BEST 'mm ATHLETIC , CUSTDMERK LMAN Sy GABRIEL Q NICHOLS 'MD' TOSEPHSON .E g -' 5 P :BXW K Xxx ll f PH f X. 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Cod- : Su , Ne r ' M 4- ' ty, '1 evq 'e Q' 4-5 k 61- ko xifhw ov CDF, l + M . .,,Qf'l.?...5':,j:f' fl ff ok- 54 1-SW -+w.xfQff-f 53,3 .mt 4 ff W WILL- Class of June, 7942 We, fhe class of June, I942, being lif is rumoredl of sound mind and healfh, and having by rafher dubious means and mefhods arrived af fhe conclusion of our senior year, upon fhe complefion of four long years of fhe mosf arduous fype of labor, do admif fo a desire fo draw up a lasf will and fesfamenf. During our sfay wifhin fhe hallowed halls of Nufley High School we have accumulafed many pos- sessions, bofh maferial and ofherwise. Now, faced wifh fhe prospecf of making our own rafher uncerfain ways in fhe world, we do hereby leave and bequeafh fhe mosf valuable of our possessions fo fhose of you who, as yef, have nof reached fhe Olympian heighfs ofisenior classmen wifh all fhe honor and high esfeem fhaf go fherewifh. May fhese humble bequesfs aid you in your upward sfruggles. Wifh fhis aim in mind do we allow our collecfive signafure fo be sef and affixed fo fhe following documenf on fhis fhe eighfh day of April, Ninefeen hundred and forfy-fwo. Tl-IE CLASS OF JUNE, I942. Lawrence Abendschein plows his way ouf. Bob Zuf Dow leaves sfill proclaiming, l can George Allen leaves fhe Will Commiffeeu baf- handle myself? Wise up' Dow' fled. Fred Eskholme leaves his flowing red locks fo Beniamen leaves- Oh Sol-Amelio. lvlr. Beecher. Dud Anderson leaves, sfill wishing his name were Bud insfead of Dud. Carolyn Apolanf leaves her privafe conscripfion lisfs fo Eleanor l-layden and Dof Zeigler. Nancy Ballanfine leaves George sporfing fhaf beaufiful maroon sweafers, saying, She done if wifh her own liffle hands. Regina Bedell leaves fhe gang minus one of ifs founding members. Kennefh Bell leaves his resounding personalify fo Leonore O'Brien. Bayard Hancock leaves fo gef his Phyll. Gloria Gaugler leaves her brighf green suif fo fhe Shamrocks. Bob Griffifh leaves wifh his bass viol under one arm and Jean under fhe ofher. Mary Frobose leaves her cheering abilify fo Beverly Earle, who is a preffy cheering sighf any way you look af her. Laura Gelok leaves her gef 'em wifh a club if you have fo fechnique fo Shirley l-lascup. Al Journey leaves his harem fo Joe Mileski. Viola Hanke and Doreen Kenvyn leave-and for once if's NOT fo go 'ro fhe cafeferia. Alice Gillespie leaves sfill asking everybody, Hey, have you heard fhis one? Sarah Freda leaves her bowling abilify fo Carol Coons. William Daniels leaves his seaf in Miss Wallace's room fo any hardy individual who can sfand fhe color combinafion. Kiffy Jesfer leaves sfill carrying fhe ball for Emil. Shirley Davis leaves a half year ahead of fime, buf sfill having frouble pronouncing names. Bill Boufon leaves. lReprinfed wifh permission of The l94l Yearbook.l Florence Bellene leaves sfill saying, Bell 'a nay nof Ba-lean. Pefe Braack leaves her raw jokes fo be cooked. Alberf Chapple leaves sfill chuckling over fhe hidden meanings in Mr. Meyer's jokes. Lawrence Casey leaves his fondness for smoked herring fo lvliss Sprague. Lorene Becker leaves on fhe firsf frain for Em- blefon, Pennsylvania. Mouse Bersfel leaves fo dig for Earle. Marie Bilanceffi leaves Eugene Bogafko alone in fhe office. llf says here.l Calvin Bowafer leaves sfill gumming up fhe works. Reggie Brooks ripples ouf wifhouf Paffy Krob. Carolyn Brown leaves +o sfudy hearf ailmenfs in Elmira, New York. Paul Burns leaves fo work af Kirk's--or-sfudy al' Sfeven's. WILL - I Continued I Dorolhy Chaney leaves her roller-skaling arl lo Bob Simpson. Does Jean know aboul lhal aclivily? Frank Cilro n'Ella leave lo lorm a mosquilo ex- lerminaling company. We lell 'em bul we don'l explain 'em. Fred Complon leaves. We lell 'em bul even we can'l explain some of lhem. Neal Crowell leaves lo go Bolling. Sublle, isn'l il? Frank Anderson leaves slill Bruen over Pal. Thomas Ciccarella leaves his quiel ways lo Big John Kuzman. Phyllis Clarke leaves slill wondering how she doo'd il. Nancy Cooper leaves her Ann Sheridan locks lo any inleresled sludenls. Same should apply al Room 3Ol. As we leave we see Charles Dodge R.A.F.- and we don'l mean lhe Royal Air Force. Paul Ford leaves lo lake over Henry's business ol making V-8's. Franklyn Drake ducks oul. Anne Gerhard leaves-Willscheibe? Calherine leaves. l'Il bel she doesn'l lel lhe Grosso-o under her leel. Agnes Higgins leaves--Donahue's lirsl slop. Laura Wilson is conlenl iusl lo leave. Marie and Elizabelh Wilson leave-Who's who. Rulh Vogel leaves lo lake up knilling as a lull- lime occupalion. Virginia Moll and her shadow leave Boolh lo galherf' Elsie Larsen leaves. She doo'd il. Joseph Bernardi leaves lhe girls lo walk lhe halls in peace. Rose Casey leaves her abilily lo wrile essays 'fo Slella Calderello. Joseph Connors leaves lo undersludy Allas. John Conroy leaves lor lhe Lyric. Marie Cordasco goes skaling oul. Mary Di Marco leaves Miss Sprague lo lake her own allendance. Wall Dollerweich leaves lo yodel Hey, Dollie in lronl ol Monlclair Slale Teachers' Col- lege. y Frannie Miller leaves lhe conllicl over her golden lresses slill raging. William Knusl leaves lo dole oul sugar lo all ol his lriends al lhe local ABP. Fred Kohler leaves. Edward King leaves a long line ol Kings lo lollow. Hazel Haig leaves Eddy Ingalls wilhoul someone lo lease, Glamorous Adele Tench leaves lillle sisler Jean lo carry on in lhe usual lamily lradilion. Joseph Dziublinski leaves his physique lo Jack Hazzard. Anlhony Cassera leaves a vacancy in lronl of lhe Big Dipper lo Margarel Armslrong. Vilo Cardinale leaves his guliaws lo lhe nexl Will Commillee. James Farquhar leaves slill lrying lo gel a dale wilh Anne Gerhard. Joseph Jameson leaves his pilching abilily-and we don'l mean baseball-lo Eugene Bo- galko. Charles Kraalz and Andrew Mayer leave lo ioin lhe gang al Riviera. Vincenl Locurcio leaves, slill a lugilive from Mr. Sampsel's Economics class. Frank Luzzi leaves his lille ol Keemo-sabee lo Ted Demuro. Jane MacGregor leaves-lBul ya' kin bel il wil' na be anylhin' ol gre'l valuel. Margarel McGovern leaves room lor anolher allendanl in Miss Doyle's ollice. Joan Malheis leaves. Howard Shusler leaves! Ain'l lhal Ducky? Benny Riccardi leaves aller having gollen Fred Bunce salely lhrough Malh. class. Frank Traulz leaves. When did we pick him up? Jean leaves lhal masler ol Wolferz, Bob Simpson. Hilma Marlin leaves slill hilling lhe scales in a big weigh. Edward leaves-lhe lasl ol lhe Meing Dynaslyf' Rookie Ralslon leaves-courlesy ol lhe lacully. Rulh Reinhardl leaves her abilily lor llirling lo Suzzanne Crombie. Condon Terry, alias lhe Wolf, leaves wilh 'lhal cerlain gleam in his eye. Hasn'l he had enough yel? Emily Toldrian leaves lo meel Bill Band in lronl ol Abelson's, 'The Home ol Blue-While Diamonds. WILL - I Continued I Merle Sprague leaves fo draff l-lerb before fhe Army does. Sheila leaves-Sheehey, Sheehey. Roberf leaves-oh, pShawl Concelfa Mellillo leaves a liffle ahead of fime. which is nice work if you can do if. Jean Plilka leaves Miss Gulick minus her prize key-pounder. Malcolm Pelerson leaves fhe school wifhouf an efficienf hof-air sysfem. May Miller leaves sfill wondering Who Mabel l-lork fhinks she is. Louise Nawrof leaves fo board a Bloomfield bus fo meef a cerfain Ray. Roberf Sfeinmeyer leaves his driving abilify fo Bucky Boofh. Anne McKinley leaves one slighfly used and be- wildered drummaior for sale. Jack Woodyard leaves s+ill wondering if fhey'll puf Buffingfon on his diploma. Nancy Tully leaves fo join Dom. She's going fo be a welder af Wrighf's. Mary Pierce and Muriel Lindsfrom leave fo go hunfing af Dreamland As she leaves. see Connie Pine for Jack. Vincenl Palo leaves his heighf fo Charles Wirfh. Leonard Saffler leaves his weighl, falkafiveness. and ofher enchan+ing ways fo Warner l-luck. Doris Sifgreaves leaves sfill frying fo gef up enough courage fo answer one of Miss Byerly's quesfions. Frances Paulovics and Margaref Peaver leave fheir many beaux 'ro Alicia Rawcliffe and Grace Feidler. Max Ponwilz, alias Slapsie Maxie. alias Maxi- millian, leaves for Boonfon six monlhs before Diron Avedisian does. Nick Shaelfer leaves hurriedly for fhe Public Library. Roberf Schulz leaves his quief sarcasm fo Eddie Borgia. A Vilfolda Pupa leaves Morfon Simmons oh so- alone. Aldona Rakshys leaves for Wilkes-Barre, Penn- sylvania. Helen Opanasuk leaves as quickly as possible for Bloomfield. Wafcha gonna do now, Joe? Anfhony leaves for The wesf where he'll ride a Pinfo pal. Sally-Ann Mounfsier leaves saying G-O-O-D- B-Y-E insfead of l-l-E-L-L-O. Charles Murren leaves, sfill unaware fhaf fhere are women in fhe world. Marion Thompson leaves. Thank you, Miss Byerly. Muriel Tennis leaves 'ro play frombone in Phil Spifalny's all girl orchesfra. Marie leaves sfill sporfing fhose Wierdo hair- does. Eva Warren leaves sfill wondering why people call her Rabbit Gerfrude Mofhersele leaves for Duke Universify. Forf Bragg is down 'rhaf-a-way, isn'f if? Margaref Finn and Marion Fink leave Miss Hop- kins sighing, Ah, peace af last Angelina Epolifo leaves her smile fo Edward - Traufz. Anfhony Trignano leaves sfill flirfing wifh fhe undergraduafe girls. L Allen S'lou'I'e leaves fo ioin fhe Harlem fashion parade. Frank Sfangofa leaves for Larkey's. Hamilfon Smifh leaves his parfialily for blondes fo Bob Roe. Chrisfine Polifo leaves fo 'rake up lighf house- keeping. Roland Rummel's ouf. Phyllis Riess, her Ford, and Bayard Hancock leave fogefher. per usual. Augusfus Perry leaves fo become Presidenf of The Rheinheimer Boys' Club. ' George Munzing leaves wifh 'fha gym parallel bars. They couldn'f unfangle him. Mary Jane leaves fo Mull over how she ever gof ouf. Sfefa Polukorf leaves her gym suif fo Florence Chrisfianson and Joan Rose. Florence Marfin leaves Sal wifhouf an excuse fo go fo room IO4. Edmund Smyfh leaves. We sfill say Smifh. William Tensen leaves. Are you sure? Eugene Smifh leaves-so whaf? Marjorie Lynch leaves. Hey. George, you can come ouf now! WILL - I Continued I Virginia Bradley wills her seal in Mr. l-larrell's room lo any unlorlunale senior who can'l avoid il. Kalhy Bergh bequealhs her hairbows lo lhe pro- peller division al Wrighl's. Y Rulh Buckman wills lhe second floor lo her suc- cessor as allendance ollicer. Fred Bunce leaves his chemislry apron lo Peggy Wiebe. Thal's love lor you. Elizabelh Kessel leaves-Shhhh! George Lichl leaves-every bil ol him. Jean leaves Bob wilh lhal Grimm look. John Field and Lorella Ludlum leave lheir locker lo Dahlia Surmonle and Bill Becker. Harry Kuhn leaves. I guess lhe leachers gol lired ol looking al him. Fred Ralcliflie leaves his knowledge ol liguring lo Pally Krob. Helen Brazill leaves her worn-oul combs lo Belly Kirk and Nancy Brock. Marie Buller leaves lo become a maid. Obvious, isn'l il? Auggy Bulvidas leaves his abilily lo blush lo Shirley l-lascup. She can use il. Mabel Hork leaves, exchanging boy lriencls wilh May Miller on lhe slighlesl provocalion. Gerlrude Golzlin leaves her abilily lo worry lo Barbara Hurley. Richard Herrmann leaves his lille ol lhe Pro- lessor lo Kennelh McGowan. Helen Kolwica leaves. O.K. lellas, you can come oul! Ralph McCoy leaves his quiel, reliring ways lo Knobby Ingals. Jane Davis leaves slill deploring lhe lenglhs lo which women's skirls have nol gone. Jimmy Fleming leaves Rosey lo choose her own hair slyles. Harry Hochslrasser leaves his charming poison- alily lo Miss Sprague. Geraldine Balbach leaves her long llowing lresses lo Joan Slager. Nelson Day leaves lo lake over lhe Pholograph by l-lurrell business. Mary Clark leaves as quielly as she came in. while Helen Blum leaves iusl as noisily. Maude Gurley leaves her soulhern accenl lo Joan Flanagan.. William Guaglione leaves his lormula lor girl- leasing lo Dick Jordan. Pal lHaml Burger leaves. Bill Lauber leaves Miss Gilberl wilhoul an able sporls wriler. Dominick Delaurenlis leaves his nickname ol Peppers lo Joan Rose. Chrislopher Birbiglia leaves wilhoul lhe gang. They'll come laler lil says herel. Mariorie Hand leaves lor shore. Malilda Huk leaves her sisler Jennie lo carry on. Emil Liloia leaves lo pesler Jesler. June Hallidy leaves lhe slack-movemenl minus one ol ils ablesl exponenls. Phil Cunningham leaves lo lilch lires lor lhal converlible ol his. Jeannelle Love's lo leave. Richard Sprock leaves, his lailh in himsell slill unsha en. Mary Anna lwheee-ew-whoooooool Norlon leaves. Herman Pruser leaves numerous girls wilh prom- ises ol lulure invilalions lo lhe Darlmoulh Snow Carnivals. Eileen Marlinson leaves Anna De Rosa lull righls lo her beaulician lrade. Sarah Maroni leaves. Palsy leaves lo meel a Brunelli al Riviera. Carmella Luzzi leaves in search ol a cerlain usher al lhe Adams. Josephine Hickey leaves lo ioin her Slanley- paper shorlage. you know. John Roskowski leaves-wonder' how he doo'd il? Pally lHi-yo Silverl Duffy leaves one semi-unused Lalin book lo Kaye Beliveau. Josephine Piro leaves slill lrying lo cover up lhal red spol in her hair. Julanne Pachor leaves Eddie lngals lo look lor new lielcls lo conquer. Don Umshied leaves his alhlelic abilily lo Allan Gillies. Frances lPall Fosler leaves Mr. l-larrell, Paul Ford. Danny Reardon. elc., in peace. Bob leaves. l-le ain'l a lonely Shepard anymore. Doris leaves Bob Kraemer deprived ol his Cullery. ' Richard leaves. All's well lhal Enz well. PROPH ECY - Class of June, 1942 No score and Ten years hence, our graduaTing class will be found spread all over The place. For insTance: Joe Dzublinski's a second Minski. MargareT Peaver and KenneTh Bell are sTill hon- oring Riviera Roller Rink wiTh Their presence as The JiTTerbuggin' Bells. Max Ponwiiz and Al Journey are sTill'sTagehands aT NHS-p.s. They're on The payroll now. Ben Riccardi - champ spagheTTi bender of NHS is in The finals of The Nafional Hand- ball TournamenT, Mr. Meyer is his opponenT, and personally we're beTTing on Ben. Ham SmiTh is rivalling PeTTy now: Fran Miller is his curvacious model: is ThaT how she sub- scribed To Esquire Magazine? Frank Anderson is sTill saying happy New Year lwiTh a kissl Tch! Tchl And here iT is June! Jean Grimm is sTill playing second fiddle To a bass. Ralph McCoy goT a haircuf again The oTher day: he looks awfully funny wiTh ThaT Iroquois mop on Top of his head. Jane and Shirley Davis have fallen heir To Wo's on Passaic Avenue and are doing a Thriving business in-of all Things-balleT slippers! Joan Mafheis is sTill winning ribbons for her riding. VincenT LoCurcio broke 99 in bowling The oTher day and declared a naTional holiday. Sally sTill blushes, buT noT aT whaT The Teachers say. Mary and Shep have finally paid The lasT insTall- menT on Their fourfh baby carriage. Charlie Dodge- has iusT finished his sequel To Friendship and has sold The arrangemenT To HoT Lips Page and his beaT me daddy, 8 To The horizonTal bars. Rose Casey is doing research work on aThleTe's fooT and iTs effecT on The hands. PaT Fosfer is working for WalT Disney and doing very well as The big bad wolf. Hilma MarTin is sTill Taking opera 'lessons from Bingo Bingham. Richard Hermann is hunfing vermin aT La Roche. George Munzing is sTill a lone ranger. Edmund SmiTh sTill insisfs his name is SmyTh. Allen has goTTen a liTTle STouTe. Frank TrauTz sTill prefers his pipe To The girls. Muriel Tennis runs a neaT rackeT. Don Umschied is sTill looking for The hole in his baT. Richard Sproch, who imagines himself To be a screen idol is Trying To make love To Two nurses-Angelina EpoliTo and Mary Di Marco. Paul sTill Burns when anyone else looks aT BeTTy Kirk. John Conroy and Fred Compion are now charTer members of The Newark AThleTic Club. Paul can aT leasT af-Ford a new car, ChevroleT? Jimmy Farquhar is Mickey Rooney's sfand-in. Hazel Haig now drives an ambulance-maybe she'll do beTTer by iT Than her' car. Florence Marfin wins royalTies from The ColgaTe Company for her friendly smile. Phyllis Reiss can be seen any Time walking a mile for a Camel. Bayard Hancock ................. Hoof Mon! Dud is Harlem bound-special aide To Fafher Devine. Louie Chapple is The arsenic in Arsenic and Old Lace. Bill Tensen is now presidenT of TooTsieToy. Jack Woodyard is a farmer in Pennsylvania. John Rashowski is a sandwich man for a Tearloom. Doreen Kenvyn is a cigareTTe girl in a morgue. Augusfus Perry, esquire. is working his way Through a magazine selling colleges. Anne McKinley, having eluded The raTioning of- ficer for Ten years, can finally quench her peTiTe appeTiTe. Jean PlikTa is calling for Phillip Morris. Doris Sifgreaves--address unknown. Sarah Freda and Carmella Luui are bee-keepers. Sarah Thinks iT is a honey of a job, buT To Carmella every day is The same old sTing. Helen Opanasuk is sTill waiTing for Sadie Haw- kins Day. Jean Wolferz, R.N., is giving her paTienTs high blood pressure. Eva Warren is haf check girl in a beanery. Roland Rummel is a model in Larkey's. Aldona Rahshys is collecTing Three seTs of ali- mony-Tom, Dick, and Harry. PRGPHECY - I Continued I Willie Lauber has ioined a monaslery. Domenick de Laurenlis-CENSORED! Bob Schulz is peddling bicycles lor a living. Bob Sleinmeyer is a weighl liller in lhe new circus lhal Tom Ciccarella and Anlhopy Cassera have boughl. Bob Dow is lhe sell-made man ol l952. Joe Conners sells slilf shirls lo lhe penguins al lhe Bronlg Zoo. Dorolhy Chaney has pawned her high school ring and received bul 5.29-somelhing wrong somewhere. James Fleming is barker in a circus sideshow. Leonard Salller is a lravelling salesman. Maude Gurley has laken over lhe school cale- leria. Fred Ralcliffe owns lhe Encyclopedia Brilannica Company. Snip has laken Miss Doyle's place. Condon Terry, Mr. l-larrell's pel quiz kid, slill lhinks Calherine lhe Greal's husband was hung by her supporlers. Rookie Ralslon is presidenl ol Cream ol Wheal. Sarah ............................ Maronel Mary Jane Mull has lillle Scolly now. Marie Wilson is Elizabelh Wilson's sland-in. Frank Trignano plays lhe piano. Bob brings ships nearer Shaw. When Eugene Smilh's around, il's so quiel you can hear a cough drop. Malcolm Pelerson is inslalling gym lockers in 2I I. Joe Bernardi is known lrom Allanlic lo Pacilic. Alice Gillespie slill whislles Elmer's Tune. Vilolda Pupa is pulling everylhing away lor a rainy day--no rising sun. Bud Brooks is hanging curlains in Alcalraz. Nicholas Schaefer is lhe lorgollen man. Laura Wilson is'an exhibilion dancer al lhe Savoy. Malhilda Huk is designing coslumes in a back lo nalure camp. Anlhony Pinlo is selling waler pislols lo lhe Japs. Peggy McGovern is an army hosless al an un- idenlilied camp. Emil Liloia is carrying on wilh his brolher's'bowl- ing alley. Calharine Jesler, who is bowling lhere, slill doesn'l know whal lhe score is. Concella Melillo has been skipping lor years, and is now al lhe end ol her rope. June Hallidy finally made lhe Hays Office relenl. Augusl Bulvidas is an organ grinder. Marion has replaced lhe greal Garbo. She Finks she go home. Margarel is slill wishing she were Finn. Gee, lhe movies are good since Bob and Doris look over lvlr. l-lays' iob. Charles and William Knusl are peddling noodle pins. Nancy Tully cerlainly Domenicks lhe Mesina household! Palsy is now blond - he gol lired ol being Brunelli. Jeanelle Loves her weekly lea lighls wilh Jane and Muriel. Franklin Drake and Ducky Schusler have gollen logelher and lounded a poullry farm. ln len years we predicl lor William Guaglione- musl we? Gerry Balbach signed as pilcher lor lhe Podunk Pirales. Pal Burger is lhe calcher, and lhere's nolhing she likes beller lhan lhrow- ing lhe Bal-bach. Calherine-how did she Grosso? Ed King has finally selrlled down and now has a lull house-queen high and lhree deuces. Carolyn Apolanl runs an apple business down on 33rd Slreel wilh Slela lo Polukorl. Vilo Cardinale is well on lhe way lo movie lame as Viclor Malure's sland-in. Several ol our boys have gone inlo lhe lesling business-Phil Cunningham is doing much beller lesling high power cars inslead ol cracking lhem up. and Frank Cilro has be- come America's number one lesl pilol. Ben Amelio is leaching lhe Conga lo Florence Bellene, Elizabelh Kessel, Marie Bilancelli, Mary Pierce and Mary Clark. They will ap- pear slarling Salurday al Mouse Berslel's new modernized Emporium ol Burlesque. May Miller is slill lrying lo eliminale one ol her many slooges-will il be Rudy, Tom--or Herman? Margie l Peaches l Lynch is giving lessons in how lo charm a loolball player lo a class ol Nulley l-ligh girls. Connie Pine-she was cul oll lhe air lor lhree minules, loo. John Field doesn'l have lo whislle lor 'Rella any more. Hmmmmm?ll? PROPH ECY - I Continued J Merle Sprague is ouTdoing Veronica Lake-The hairdo. we mean. Sheila Sheehey has Taken over The hisTory de- parTmenT-Nellie Day is sTill The sTar pupil. Goose and RuTh have shoved Kieran and FPA off The air waves. Monnie Thompson is now America's five-sTar fooTball Tan. Need we say why? Whose legs were Those modelling knee socks in The July issue of Mademoiselle? Could They have been PeTe Braack's7 KaThy can be seen any Time TliTTing over The rooTTops of NuTley: Thai' red and whiTe bow finally did The Trick. Reggie Bedell is now hai buyer Tor Lord and Taylor's. WalT DoTTerweich rides around on The engine of his car -The resT gave up and died long ago. The old agriculTure crowd-Abendschien, Allen and Casey, are growing vegeTables in The new Town greenhouse. Their TavoriTe sample is PaTTi Duffy. WhaT a TomaTo! Margie Hand is reading palms in Bamberger's basemenT. Lorene Becker has a broken hearT insTead of ankle or elbow because Bob has gone back To Harvard. Bill hasn'T given Helen Brazill The chill shoulder yeT. ChrisTopher Birbiglia has followed in his faTher's TlaT-TooT sTeps. Helen KoTwicka sTopped Talking long enough To breaThe Iasf week. Anne and Don are sTill careless abouT shiffing The Gerhard. Helen Blum boughT up all nearby gas sTaTions so Roy wouldn'T have To squander all his money on gas. Edward has sTarTed a new Ming dynasTy. Cal BowaTer goes To The barber's once a week- iusT To have his oil changed. Charlie Murren, Squeaky KraaTz. Fred Kohler, Harry Kuhn, George LichT, Frank Luzzi and Andy Mayer have collaboraTed on The besT seller of The year- lOOl BesT Jokes -and have dedicaTed Their masTerpiece To Louise NawroT. Joe Jameson has leTT high school, buT you can sTill find him in TronT of Greasy's wiTh Fred Bunce. Sally Eskholme has boughT a pair of Adler Ele- vaTor's. Now he's as Tall as SHE lguess who?l is. Maryanna's liTTle yellow ieep has graduaTed To a maroon converTible. Angelina LuccheTTi, Nancy Cooper, Marie BuT- ler, Frances Paulovics, Eileen MarTinson, Agnes Higgins and Virginia Bradley have made a new addiTion To The Riviera. Phyllis Clarke has Taken over Baby Snook's pro- gram wiTh Bill BouTon as Daddy. Creampuff Cordasco is sTill whipping up The dough. Gloria Gaugler goes To Florida every year, buT iT's noT for her sinuses- LEGS now, LEGS Torever. GELOK now. buT noT forever. Josephine Hickey is The girl in The painTed veil- on her iT looks good. Viola uses Kleenex now, because she's noT a Hanke anymore. Lose your bork wiTh drops by Hork. VincenT Palo uses Halo-and ThaT's a good poinT. Frank STangoTa will work up a laTher for Two biTs. Adele Tench has replaced Phil STack on The Esquire sTaTf. Emmy Toldrian is sTill crazy abouT Band lmusic?l Carolyn Brown has reTired To The mounTains. Cornelia Crowell is doing beTTer Than ever wiTh her Bolling. William Daniels is sTill delivering papers in his car. RuTh RheinhardT works in The perfume TacTory. Oh well, iTliT isn'T one Thing. iT's an odor lwowlll. The Town of NuTley has had To insTall a new side- walk on MounTainview Avenue because Eddie lngals wore The old one ouT walking Julanne Pachor home. Harry HochsTrasser is head chemisT aT Hoffman- La Roche-poor La Roche! Jo Piro is in a quandary-can'T decide To Take. her P.G. aT good old N.H.S. or Holy Rosary. And now, since all good Things musT come To a close. Richard Enz. HOFF GUARD ff X X 7 X f X W X , , 1 ny NX .df ,X ,' 'v X K. 4 X 0 U1 fm X In Q91 'MW .7 ny A V' if I WW ' fi? W? KK if 1 If if, 7 1 'Wai U Q -:,.ff N-- ,Mfr ,iz-'ff figl- l1f'f15f wry, ' , 'v 'zriai-P' 4 f av Q3 Q Q 1 , ' 6 , Qi IX . 4 'H 6 I P3 9 lf QI LAWRENCE ABENDSCHEIN Obliqinq, sincere, ambifious CLASS of JUNE 465, DUDLEY ANDERSON Independent clean-cuf popular GEORGE ALLEN BENJAMIN AMELIO Easy-qoanq, indifferent BasI1fuI, courreous, remofe mecIwanicaIIy,mindod 0'4 P-A s vv-Fein. 'WI' Yuoxovm i CAROLYN APOLANT Good-naiured, 1aII:aIive unassuming LDIN F a enerous , H weff-ffjed .. NANCY BALLANTINE Affracfive, sincere, CMBIVBB X , .M LORENE BECKER 1 Likeable, cufe, unsophisricafed REGINA BEDELL U ndisfurbed. conservarive amiable XNGXWG we Y- EYYN B2,qdWQ' vo BOS 6554 Y 1 avian' Beg. ,, 'XYX ,. xfxex ' FLORENCE BELLENE -N H 12992 fed' oi Dreamy, Hmid, reiirinq Mme eaxoxe HAROLD BERSTEL 959-Ox -X94 AfhIe+ic, sensible, fun-loving LUM Lx NO-X x, X KATHLEEN BERGH l iliiieix Tall, self-confident original ' C653 Q0 ' . XXJXAG OXOMCBLG ggi 5 .gXo0 ' Aj xw X ,Ah awtoi A bw' JCNXYYG' .A . .XCX HZLENCrakxe rioox. Moo Y- ,me sexi-5556 QP we sw- SGW' s1oYY6'i,Xi'Qiee WILLIAM aouToN CA'-V'N BOWATER C VA SX! qeox Wi++y, dawdlinq, eriferfaining BGSM'-JI' Calm' CGSUGI VIRGINIA BRADLEY 4wC,Cf,'-'ls,V fv Quiet sensibie, mea? ef D ,B 42, N fb' E. X, k,x,,.m,, R R' Of: ll , eo? r Pier BRAACK , Odd, qabby, jolresfer 1 1 V ed CAROLYN BROWN Domesfic, unaffected, tranquil p . Arsy P e :wg 9 HQUN 1 RFQ ' A 'cdfudf 577' 4f5f0,l.FlN4lp - , . f agreet-36 1 , f 0,Q fwlk vocqroks o,OU5 4 PAT F 4 URG5 rfendly, Noisy' humor R Ous 7l'ri7'L,Sffl' fe RUTH BUCKMAN FREDERICK auNcE ONS! CJUPN5 Reserved, cooperatwc. courteous! agdbiey umffcded Ve,j H dependable Sa , . 616 163' ,MM Aueusr BUTVIDAS 0 PRAY? or QOVQQ Nice-looking, likeable, Tease 065590 X686 own owe we VITO CARDINALE Sociable, arqumenfaiive, flippanf ROSE CASEY S254 Y Cooperafiye, unhassuming, of claw buslness-luke 21 'XXNXQ xp. X ,ly 5,-,L . 'W 'X - Q. Gigi A, L. NMYXZR swnxoxuo .qom iasxl 1 CHAPPLE M-BER -mug' popuhr enddbxe' Wx DQP N5 ww ovxlmeabxe 0010 mean THOMAS CICCARELLA FRANK CITRO based- Qfnrefree, sobenrccurieous Friendly, wel!-dressed, SO A ful Vwopfimisfic iii C Eff MSE, C PSS Q1 owen PHYLLIS CLARKE 1 My Q xx O Efforycscent, witty, unaffeckedl ' ' fUn,,y MPTON 'R ff rl ' ' ' Saw .-- 6 MARY CLARK A-Kqrmfv d Rrelifahln, cufc, sfudifmus JOHN CON ROY Happy qorlucky, friendly, CMC N SWS ANC? ZOSFPI-f at modsfoopfa abby , f 5 mn, V imc!! 'GX' S PHILIP CU Smoo1hOdrO!jgllNGHAM 'N qood SDOJOCHQSS 0 Unwor ll U, MARIE CORDASCO CORNELIA CROWEU. 'A rl , gd Cu LFR nmfmrul quim, idunhed Lively, Happy, easy-qoinq . y' Un I 'YL Li Dredd-K, DJCCHL Scfqx Q j ,I ,M 0 - vc! Jbfe K I f wi Mo x5 . Q. vxjntdvloakm - X. we PAA OP IQXRCGYX JANE DAVIS ' A XNXX5-X moefe' Refiring, quief, obliging desks DOMINICK DeLAURENTlS ,Q X Popular, sociable, O9 OP' egxgxen nice-disposifion SHIRLEY DAVIS Giffed, sfudious, acfive GO OXFA qdxex w'd,n+abIex Bow - WEICH WALTER DOIIER Wexxmed 2 Hapvv- eawqomq' Q96 . gc, S 0 :BRIS FXS: ve' XAP- ' ce C8002-Sm Rosen now FRANKLIN DRAKE sw Obliginq, IoviaI, good sporf Reserved, unhurried, good-nafured PATRICIA DUFFY Naive, cu?e, full,of,fun 15 JOSEPH DZUIBLINSKI Friendfy, easy-qoinq, pranlcish FREDERICK ESKHOLME Dullqenf, reserved, aloof 4 Hd INGIFICTHA ko wah gl Coflvz nbfer are -'A . 44' Mfr F40 GFUN4 3 E 1 k fffQf,,o H4 Q 1790, 5-, I qvfbi coop ffo ,FJ 9'of,'Ve AW! K 1. X li M Sax- ERGARET C I Fl isfvfc, 1,,dWeren:VN- X . , wmy Fhbnd J4A1ES f JOHN FIELD MARIEN FINK K mmOfls,,,,N gyudgousl lanky' affuhed Carefree, oufspoken, seclusive OL'-Y, 67 o' usynbb s X fn X Q f P' 010 W35- Opinionafedy lackadaisical, OX' Y vlexx' gafe YP QQOAX. .na x we 6006 Xaiq 1 ,. uief, peH+e, naive GLORIA X Sweet afcfecfionaie, unhurried FREDA MP5 , , Y. A A QOS 'Xe Q30 Co? L N324 mx! 9:1490 . f geexowexq ' O x QW' X, ' - xfo ,5v0 ?e2,x05 Q09 ' ' COW WWC SW 509 . ' Xous Omg. Rrxvo Fdendwl eaSY'Q Vx QYYXWQ Wave es T 992 Svoye ' R RUDE GOLZLIN ROBERT GRIFFITH Ftexsou' Hardwsrkinga ekiergetic, Moody, musical, cleanbcuf 06,09 epen a e . Y' if Frank, lallxalive. changeable '73 wiv., F ::3l,05 Gu y R 111702, 90001 LF? -W fruxfvgifoort CATHERINE GROSSO W Exolic, cheery, likeable -Weep lQl4M K SU 90o0'.,7d fu? GO' , afwsf' 'C JERRY GUTMAN Newcomer, genial, likeable Fa -Vylgolhg IG I . ' df? 6 f Oll'9ssegld?f,.yel . ibn. MARGERY Fair, friendly U'::ND ' ' Qrrfed 51's WO I7 fS'77De,:4 JUNE HALLIDY BAYARD HANCOCK ff we 5 Coquemshl Cute' peme Clear-headed, sfudious, ll f , ,, - ,1- . - eflf energelic er X34 JOSEPHINE HICKEY ' XAE9-gwtgevulxc JOHY. Obsenf-minded, affable 0 vw' aw' A Sxu Y-esewe K AGNES HIGGINS Modesf, seclusive, laconic MABEL HORK XX, gh- T, ,Ml 1 Go-geHer, smoo'rh-dresser 1- , YXSXRPQSSEQ' ioquacious C . Yxo QOMFYEAXGQOQS P- AOL awe vs vNavV4'xe 'NS NWO X 'es A xoxo YA asa' ' 1 9:0890 Xe un Qu 1 , A f. E ,LESTER CATHENN 'W uni Pfgfbf. P opuxbf' bf' X 4250906 SOSQYYXLZQNQN QQ AFBERT JOQRNEY DOREEN KENVYN 534+-ox Easy-qomg, aihlehc, muscular Tiny. Shy' hard-working x ' x tif x X32 1 X ffg 014 ELIZABETH KESSEL Silenf, modesf, willing EDWARD KING 4 Misclwievous, pranlrisli, JO! will, easy-going Ssfef AM fx ' u K ll f 'Iwo . Nu HELEN KOTWICA Hilarious, friendly, cliaflerbox K -- fr, SI' l VI eff C5399 Ji .X ff . , elif . F H 01091 R60 O Cor 4Rl5S 9OOo'.,,N Hlfy goes, ,7UkR44 uf Oo In eff wry dispofforouf. 'Ji' WILLIAM Sffenf BE , d R conscizizgiible, Gs w9f!.fX,oRC5 HARRY KUHN ELSIE LARSEN 'ed 6, UCH7. lndiflerenl, pranlcislu, friendly Quief, unassuming, sliy Cong IQI7-,QD-, 8010! 'rl fs XL Ewbqfxbbxe ' 19? cw f OX PN Xxx' oa,59Om Q MURIEL uiei-I shy pAXwXeWf'Q7Q' A 926 NG EP- 3 ngbx ' :I . X912 AOQXGQ A . ,' OUIef' CO operofiveq amiabl es ANGELIN vu NCENT LOCURCIO Pleasanf, willing +6 . Qt-,Se 1 ' 1 1' . ' 4 . ,, ,pri ON-0 X-0 asked QNBYXYKGQ' ' X KORG! Qsfxek Wusxcb' g' '- RANK LU'LZK , F MSerRous, perslskeni, dreamy 0115 X' ' X09 LX-F Opxix gQxc,e'5XS90SxX egg' s 'I- Humoro us, sharp- mischievous Q JANE MGCGRE New GCR , Pleasant sociable S6 ..-'ST MARGARET McGOVERN ,Uv g Willing. dependable, an conscienfious' V FLORENCE MARTIN Smiling, cule. fliglwfy Opfimisfic. gabby, blillwe lmffy I dfffa INL5 Mccov WS, D P' , o Dqfdr 'L F' 54 M nendfk !f4H MAR Us-ical Sf A14 RUN 096' o We 109' desffn US' GW I neo, bw? ANDREW Humorous, fun-IOMSQYE5 omsf, flfflk HLEEN MARTINSON JOAN MATHEIS Wq ,md Quigl, unccjbglusive. Squdiousl Opgngonafedl ea.-negl epen a e 1 1 . W O' 9 mcg FRANCES MILLER xx E M9 bw! fC.y+p. mendsy, taHca1ive , CQGP, efxda 5 - L ' 7 , COS, 05, 5634 gwcxxo QMS MA MILLER G'0'99'f+9f. defermined, Sunny, quief, dependable changeable 509 -qex . XOX6 Pxkxrbdx uma 65 XC, 05 Ps mode 5' AN- 619' o 15 A O XMB x-Wx MSX. New N 620 ee MUNZLNG 6209- , aww . Habxe- S U Quxef- 5 wx '. Qt EA gf BENQ' xi BF cop? A kV WAFS peak! X, ,. ,P Oteavfvl' H .1 -f . CHARLES MURREN LOLHSE NAWROT . ' Good-sporf, handsome, wiffy Independent efasyqoinq unassuming- A R MARY ANNA NORTON Briqhf, affracflve, poised 'Rua v X'ff'fN HELEN OPANASUK Oblifiwqx neaf, COHGOHLUI 0reQ4NNE P ' 27' 4 fgbfy H CHO 1 , nd-iq 1 erehf FRANCES PAULOVICS B1onde milinq qulef V gmc!! INCFNI. M ' Qoodx ,DAL P 44,98 menu O ehfe ARFTP fe . Oipofff i frm?-Gbfe o K' Llgabfe MARY p A Hef,,fU, Shy'ERcs K f , ' reffrf L vilblq C CWGEJNSTAN AUGUSTUS PERRY MALCOLM PETERSON 'ee' 6, Cl-'P ' 1 AV? ,Ng Quiet, slww, willinq Lsvely, fun Vovinq, friendly fr S, fd .Q me dbfe .XQGQ QW JOSEPHINE PIRO Ox Short lifhe, full-of-fun rid ' , N4 X O6 CWB 2 W4 CYNSNOWX' 0 STEFA POLU KORT Friend?y, wellliked. jovia Kgmfl JEAN PLIKTA V Dreamy, unobfrusive, friendlyx 0'7- YOVWNJQ- X005 Gxqqw - . we ' we PA VHOLW' PU Qulef waxxmfa' SW vlosgs P34 OPXQQ' ALDONA RAKSHYS JACK WOODYARD 9239 eaixngafe Unworried, falkafive, prankish NEST. noisy, non-commiffal RUTH REINHARDT FRED RATCLIFFE Siudious, reserved, qood-nafured 3 Blonde, quief, friendly 67'ZJ4A4lN R 47 f fvdpif' AUM CCM, o 0 'V Qoofuilfjugi I V PH wsffxo, ylllg JOHN ROSZKOWSKI Fun-loving, afhleiic, moody O 55,1 rlfilyo R efkent UMMF sejgosfeof fffss V5 bosses-V lfedbfe 901 , LEONARD SATTLER NICHOLAS SCHAEFFER Sarcasfic, frank, mischievous BGSMUI- Vesewedv Serious ROBERT 5 fllreable G Ouief ' CHULZ ctive 3, of 4 edsanf O S,gyRO56,Q7- f Sfgollbu W 5 0,70 Sud! N YWXYX :WCG A S C00 PE , , 'JYXQXE mxcfxx Nous a ROBERT SHEPARD Popplar, easy-going, affached A , , Ca 9 W' EUGENE SMITH HOWARD SHUSTER Unprefenfious, ieasinq, calm Short mischievous, full-of-fun WN 595 oxa QS RPN we VAS Sxiigaeveoda O Q0 ' Ox x0X6x was Q9 09 PMxX-1 Boxed' V QUE ' ERLE SPM 'fx xox Sv0OOQw M aufagfxveu Vefwme' y d unagec 6 099 Geox. M . 61 v RICHARD SPROCH FRANK STANGOTA 20 we we ' - s rn d 11 f' dl Conffoxxv-5 Neat confradncfory, prankush me . df. FISH Y SWG -a X . . 1795 -Yu '77 Coq 079, ,b ROBERT STEINMEYER ALLEN STOUTE Amusing, dreamy, sharpie ,907 SZ 4- Eq5y.gOinq, indifferent good-nafured QGUIBX U-DL-df WILLIAM TENSEN Lukeable, rmschwevous, speedy V841 C V14-My ONOO 1, WMM r5,x,Ry ..1 I. , 1 A I ' fall, . ,E ahve FR H , AN 6 d'WOfA,',,: Tkdurz C7 1 u ef, basfvful mv 7' Oar 'VON MARION THOMPSON EWU TOLDRMN 'ffffff,,0lGN4 Cufe' shy' edswqognq Sweet cooperative, capable , ' SOG. 'VO fsbfe X DONALD UMSCHEID Wxffy, rehcenf, afhlehc Oxy X ea I Rfxsflca RUTH VOC-JEL IININ Wop 5 . Suloxle I MARIE WIERDO Capable, indusfrious, Iolly Go-gefler, likeable, Hep Q4 . SN G SI P' XII nololw 2 My 0 wall- Q X50 ea ILSON ARIE W . Zlmall. cIwafIY- IW QX4 XN 'x U YL . W ulfsg Iaxxwwe' ' Pi0IO'xk'XOuSI ALBERT RALSTON Lilcea ble, sfraighf-shooting noisy ilu mvmuriam WILLIAM WALZ X OUON ,mol JEAN woLFERz X.P'.,XxevI0oqI Forqefful, shy, unsuspecfing N- II . ION I' If-fl?-, ,gawk -5' 'fy nr, V, I I CENSUS Besl Looking .... - - Mosl' Popular - Hep Caf .... Neaiesf ...,.,.. Tongue Wagger - - - Liveliesf ..... Biggesf Tease - - , Brainiesf ..., Jolliesl .............. Done Mosl For NHS ....,.. Besl Dressed ...... Mosf A++rac+ive - , - Besf Sporl ,.,. Mousiesf ..., Quielesf .o,. Besf Mixer ,,,... - - Mosl Talenled .... Nicesl Disposifion - Mosf Dignified .... Besf All Around ..o. Besf Nrhlele ,e........... Wrigley's Besl Cusfomer- , - - Class of June, 1942 Boy Hamilfon Smilh -- Harold Bersfel --- John Woodyard -- Condon Terry ,... Leonard SaHler -- Harold Bersfel --- Condon Terry ---- Fred Ralcliffe .... Alberf Journey -- - Bayard Hancock -- Phillip Cunningham Charles Murren--- Fred Bunce ..... - Richard Herrmann- Calvin Bowaler --- Tom Collins ,..,. - Hamil+on Smilh -- Paul Burns ....... Fredrick Eskholrne - Roberl Shepard -- Emil Liloia ....... Augusl' Bulvidas - - Girl Merle Sprague Ann McKinley Laura Wilson Helen Brazill Helen Kolwica Phyllis Clarke Slepha Polukorl' Calherine Jesfer Slepha Polukorl' Gerlrude Golzlin Hazel Haig Frances Miller Sfepha Polukorl Jane Davis Elizabefh Kessel Ginger Ale Marie Wierdo Sally Ann Mounlsier Jane Davis Slepha Polukorl Shirley Davis Pa++i Duffy CLUBS and ACTIVITIES Class Officers JANUARY JUNE ROBERT WEHRLE- ...,,,,, ..,,,,,....., - ss.. P resideni HAROLD BERSTEL -. ....,.....,.......... Presideni ROBERT COWGILL , -,,,,,.,,,,., ,Vice-Presidenf ROBERT SHEPARD . ...,. ....... V ice-Presidenf GRETCHEN GERDS ......,.... Secrelary-Treasurer RUTH VOGEL .,.... - ...... .......... S ecrelary GERTRUDE GOLZLIN -.- - ...... Treasurer BASEBALL Commencement Speakers JANUARY Mary Fair Richard Seggel Grelchen Gerds Gerirude Slavinski STUDENT Council Harold Berslel Helen Blum Fred Bunce Alberf Chapple Frederick Eskholme June Hallidy Bayard Hancock Hamillon Smiih Rufh Vogel FOOTBALL Joseph Bernardi Ralph De Libero Joseph Dzuilolinski William Feraco Armand Gugliociello John Harrison Alberf Journey William Knusl Eric Kulzner George Lichl Emil Liloia Nicholas Maurillo Dominick Messina James Nevins Alberl Ralslon Claude Redman John Roszkowski Theodore Schilling BASKETBALL Harold Bersiel Edward Bobolin Waller Dolferweich Roberl Dow William Feraco Paul Ford Joseph Jameson William Knusl Anlhony Liloia Emil Liloia Frank Luzzi Nicholas Maurillo Dominick Messina Malcolm Peierson Theodore Schilling Howard Shusler Roberl Sleinmeye Roberf Wehrle F JUNE Gerlrude Golzlin Sheila Sheehey Cafherine Jesier Roloeri Shepard Fred Ralclilie Rulh Vogel Edward Bobolin Reginald Brooks Paul Burns Augusi Buividas Joseph Dzuiblinski William Feraco Armand Gugliociello Joseph Jameson Edward King Frank Luzzi Alberi Ralsion Theodore Schilling Howard Schusler Donald Umshied HANDBALL Harold Berslel Calvin Bowaler Edward Meing George Munzing Paul Burns Charles Murren Richard Enz Benjamin Riccardi JUNIOR .lumpi Annelle Bucke Howard Carlson Alberl Chamberlin Alberl Chapple Malcolm Chrislopher Mary Clark Roberl Cowgill Waller Doilerweich Marjorie Epper Grelchen Gerds Ann Gerhard Roberl' Griiiilh, Bayard Hancock June Hallidy Harry Hochslrasser Ralph McCoy Gloria Milchell Frances Miller May Miller Gerlrude Mofhersele Sally Ann Mounlsier Mary Anna Norlon Fred Rarcliiie Josephine Schabacker Richard Seggel Merle Sprague Donald Wiflschiebe Dudley Anderson Frank Anderson Carolyn Apolanl Nancy Ballanfine Helen Beams Rulh Beafiy Kaihleen Bergh Josephine Bevere NEvelyn Bill Helen Blum Helen Brazill Reginald Brooks Anne'r+e Bucke Howard Carlson Alber+ Chamberlin Alberf Chapple Mary Clark Roberl Cowgill Frank Cullari Phillip Cunningham Roberl Anderson Helen Beams Ruih Beally NEvelyn Bill William Boulon Annelle Bucke James Burkharl Howard Carlson Helen Beams Ru+h Beally Josephine Bevere 'Evelyn Bill Anneife Bucke Howard Carlson Alberl Chamberlin Nancy Ballaniine Kafhleen Bergh Pafricia Braack Alberl Chapple Phyllis Clarke Shirley Davis Charles Dodge Paili Duffy CLUBS and ACTIVITIES YEARBOOK Committees Nelson Day Anila Dipple Charles Dodge Anna Engargiola Joseph Epper Mariorie .Epper Mary Fair Mary Frobose Grefchen Gerds Gertrude Golzlin Gladys Godfrey Roberl Grilfifh Jean Grimm Callierine Grosso Hazel Haig June Hallidy Bayard Hancock Eleanor Hyland Harold Jack Marjorie Lynch Ann McKinley Ralph McCoy Frances Miller May Miller Gloria Milchell Gerlrude Molhersele Virginia Moll' Mary Anna Norlon Margarel Peaver Priscilla Perkins Doris Pier Gordon Pihl Slepha Polukorf Fred Raiclifie Doris Remacle Ph llis Riess Y Josephine Schabacker Richard Seggel Sheila Sheehey SENIOR BENEFIT - January Alberl Chamberlin Malcolm Chrislopher Raymond Cook Roberf Cowgill Belly Eckerson Ann Engargiola Marjorie Epper Mary Fair Grelchen Gerds Gladys Godfrey Gloria Kirchner Eric Kuilzner Gloria Milchell Cafherine Olsen Millon Page SENIOR PROM - January Malcolm Chrislopher Evelyn Davis Mary Fair Greichen Gerds Gladys Godfrey Eleanor Hyland Eric Kufzner Gloria Milchell James Nevins Priscilla Perkins Doris Pier Gordon Pihl Josephine Schabacker Richard Seggel SENIOR BENEFIT - June Roberl Griflilh Ann Gerhard Jean Grimm June Hallidy Bayard Hancock Harry Hochslrasser Muriel Lindslrom Jeanelie Love Mariorie Lynch Jane MacGregor Ralph McCoy Ann McKinley Frances Miller Virginia Moll Mary Jane Mull Louise Nawrol Roberl' Shepard Maifland Simpson Carol Smi'I'h Hamilfon Srnifh Merle Sprague Roger Sleadman Condon Terry Emily Toldrian Roberf Travis Nancy Tully Clarence Turion Ru+h Vogel Be++y Wallace Marie Weirdo Roberl Wehrle Doroihy Windheim Donald Wilfschiebe Joseph Zimmerer Priscilla Perkins Josephine Schabacker Richard Seggel 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