Park Ridge High School - Hoot Yearbook (Park Ridge, NJ)

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THE HOOT FOR 19 Class Cook Book-1924 1. Louis Bartalot To five cups of athletic fame add an equal amount of dread of studying. Sprinkle with continual attempts to get by. Flavor with continual activity and spicy humor. 2. Richard Belcher Mix together a cup of cheering ability and a pinch of debating qualities. Stir with a love of football. Ice with mentality and love of dancing. Serve with artistic abilities. 3. Mildred Dixon To a desire to become a nurse mix an appreciation of jazz and love of dancing. Flavor with equal portions of wise cracks, action and conversational ability. 4. William Dunn Mix threeffourths of a cup of argumentative qualities with several teaspoonfuls of ability at sarcastic remarks. Spice with several drops of perpetual HefHaws. 5. Clarence Dierman To two cups of appreciation for athletic standards add an equal amount of good sportsmanship. Flavor with jollity and ice with love of mathematics Q???J. 6. Estelle Engle Mix two cups of musical qualities and love of jazz with a quart of stenographic ability. Add one pound of love of dancing and swimming and serve with artistic ideas. 7. Alfred Kuehn To a well-beaten mixture of dramatic and musical ability, add several teaspoonfuls of romance and flavor with an appreciation of the feminine sex. 8. Ethel Lyon To a cup of love of History fwhyffj add a quart of giggly ability. Spice with artistic temperament and flavor with kindly sympathy for all. 9. Patricia Maher Mix vigorously a cupful of chic dressing with four or five table' spoons of daintiness and spice with a teaspoon of wit and love of laughter. q Page Tlzirty-one

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Tl-IE HOOT FOR 1924 With Apologies to Shakespeare All the school's a stage, And all the students in it merely players: They have their exits and their entrances, And one student, in his time plays many parts, His acts being five ages. At first, the Freshman, Fretting and stewing in his teacher's room, The whining school boy passing with his books And shining boylike face, creeping like a snail Unwillingly to classes: And then the Sophomore, Sighing like the wind, with a woeful tale Qlviade for his teacher's excuse, who, as a soldier Full of hot oaths and determined as a pard, Jealous of the Senior, sudden and quick in sports, Seeking the upperclassmen reputation , Even in the teachers' mouths: and then the Junior, In fair round knowledge with good effort lined, With eyes severe and acts of formal cut, Full of wise cracks and current instancesg And so he plays his part. The fourth age shifts Into the lean and sl'ipper'd Seniorhood, With projects in thought and The Hoot on mind His youthful acts, well said, a world to find For his tall form, and his big manly voice, Turning ever toward manish things, pipes, And ambitions in his sound: last scene of all That ends this strange eventful history, Is final graduation and at last the great diploma. Sans dread, sans fear, sans worry, sans everything. Page Thirty

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THE HOOT FOR 1924 10. Kathleen O'Brien To a love of Latin add a desire to become a senator. Mix in a portion of scholarly qualities. Serve with a continual source of ambition. 11. Eleanor Pause To three cups of humor add the same amount of athletic qualf ities. Mix vigorously with school spirit and spice with managing ability. Serve with the most popular girl in school and a love of basketball. 12. Hans Pause To a well beaten mixture of class spirit and a desire to make our A. A. a success add a never tiring cordial spirit. No arti- ficial .frosting required. 13. Phyllis Pedersen To a well stirred batter of dramatic ability add a dash of wit hidden under great reserve. Flavor with scholarly qualities. 14. Mildred Forbes Mix together a love of music, scholarly qualities and a never' tiring congenial spirit. Ice with good looks. 15. Isadora Frosini Mix two heaping cups of successful study with a desire to become a foreign correspondent. Add a touch of athletic ability and flavor with good nature and willingness. 16. Catherine Greisch To a cupful of studious ambition add a quiet nature and sprinkle with wit here and there. This is sweet enough, without adding sugar. 17. Marion Hansen To a cup of stylishness add a mixture of musical appreciation and a line voice. Frost with an untiring desire to become a nurse. 18. jesse Saunders Mix together equal portions of humor and activity. Spice with a desire to be in the junior class. Serve most frequently in the Football Season. 19. Edwin Tieman To several quarts of scientific Ol ability add a dread of les' sons. Flavor with a pinch of ready excuses. Page Thirty-two