Nutley High School - Exit Yearbook (Nutley, NJ)

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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.

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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.

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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,