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

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eg af 19 Zlaunt 34 : STANLEY SCOTT Hi.r fnullr lie genily on him. A. A. 5, 41 Latin Club 3. Stanley has been with us only two years, yet he al- ways seemed to be one of us, and he has made many friends. Although a little bashful where girls are con- cerned, we have often seen him look longingly at his crush of the moment-but, of course. when she wasn't looking. Can we ever forget his smile! ROSE SABINO Her bear! if nr fur from fmurf ru' laerlren ix from earlbu Glee Club 1, 25 Commercial Club Z, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 45 Commercial Contest 53 A. A. 4. Vlfhen Rose starts laughing, it's so contagious that the home room has to look around and see what it is. Rose is always thinking up something brilliant to do during home room period to send Mickey into a ter- rible rage. GEORGE SMITH How full of brian ir lbir uwrking-day world. Band 11 Glee Club I, 23 German Club l, 2, 3, 41 A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 County Council 4. George deserves a lot of credit in coming back to school wor'king hard and remaining four years among younger classmates. I-le feels himself the Bi Man of V 1 li the Class and you lust cant keep such a man down. 'IENNIE SCIANIMANICO Ser not Iby .rzreel bear! on proud a1'ra5 Commercial Club 1, 2, 3, 43 A. A. Member 2: French Club lg Dramatic Club 4, Dancing Club 4. Jennie is one of the quietest and most demure girls in our class. She takes her work rather seriously, but then that's to be expected. RUBIN SLOW A piece of work Ibn! will make .rick men whole. Debatin Club 43 Dramatic Club 43 Secretary 45 l-liAY 41 Latin Cfub 2. 5, -lg Science Club 43 President -lg French Club 4, Dancing Club 4. Rubin's one great ambition is to become a good doctor-and we feel sure he will--for, if he works as hard and diligently at this as with everything else he's bound to come out on top. Don't ever forget that he was Mars in two of our Latin plays. We all think be looked quite fetching. Page 25 -4

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.' ilanut 34 ARTHUR W. PYSNER It will di.vc0ur.re mort eloquent matic. Cnmmefflal Club 1. 2. 3. 4: A. A. 3: Dramatic Club -45 Or- chestra 1, 2, 41 Band l, 2, -1, Art likes to play the Sax -we'll let the neigh- bors pass the compliments. He's a favorite dancing partner wherever he goes but of course there is always time for his fair Loretta. ANNA REICHRATH uTc!lkE1'.l' are 720 doom Commercial Club 1. 2, 3. 4: Varsity Basketball 2, 3, -43 Glee Club lg Dramatic Club 41 A, A. l, Z, 5. 4. Here's a splendid basketball star. and have you ever noticed that grim smile of Anna's when she makes a good pass on the floor? A worth-while addition to any class, is our Annu. JAMES S. REITMAN I Il6'Z'Ef kizeu' .ro young cz body zvilb .rn old a bmi. Science Club 43 Latin Club 43 German Club 1, 2. 3. -5: Dramatic Club ,tg Band 5. 43 Orchestra 3. 41 Physical Training Exposi- tion 3. jimmy is our class wit. Wlieiw everything seems lost, he is sure to come to the rescue with a funny remark that will even send our austere faculty into hysterics. LILLIAN P. RUST Glee Club 31 A Cappella Choir 4g Dramatic Club 4g Dancing Club 45 HOOT Staff 4. Lillian is the only red head that our class can boast of and we have yet to see the So-called temper. And isn't Rust just the name for her? Lillian is also an accomplished artist and has a pleasing singing voice. Remember Gee. I don't think he likes me any more! RALFE D. REBER He uieam' Ike fore of 301116 upon him. A. A. 1, 2. 3. 45 Latin Club Z. 3: German Club 41 Science Club 43 Dramatic Club 43 Glee Club 1. 2. 55 Debating Club -tg Hom' Staff -tg Band 43 Christmas Play 4. The youngest member of our class Ralfe has proved himself worthy of big tliings--for example-he was Editor-in-Chief of this HOOT-so, judge for yourselves. His ability to draw and habitual good will have made him a figure to be long remembered. Page 24

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mumll 0 O0 ilauut 34 CHARLES XVESTPHAL How glltfl the uvnld rrilb Mule. A- 1, 3. 3. 4: Commercial Club 3. 43 President 3, 43 Hi-Y 4: bcience Club -43 Dramatic Club -lg Dancing Club ,lg Track lg Christmas Play 4. Wll2lflS Charles' big worry-we are betting on Com- mercial Club+-for this past year has seen great activity for this organization and of course Charles-with his de- pendableness-was always held responsible. He's just as good as that in everything else too. AURORA TRIPOLI l um not in tba will of mmmrnz men A. A. ll. 21 French Club 3. -lg Latin Club 3: Pep Club 2, 3g Dramatic Club fig Science Club 4g Glee Club 1. 2, 3: Debating Club 2. Aurora has a flair for bright colors, short men. and, above all, singing. We don't know what her vocation is to be but we wonder if she is going to utilize her voice. ALBERT WICKENDEN Silence ir the perfect herald of jog. Football 3g Baseball 43 A. A. l, Z. 5. We've not heard much from Albert while he's been here, but in his quiet way he has really become in- dispensable to us. He is one of our really nice boys and we give him our best meant wishes. ALM A VAN ORDEN Swing 1'Erl.l'U!l.l' make .l'fl'H!,Q nrtirnzr' Commercial Club 1, Z3 A. A. 1, 23 Glce Club 1, 25 Operetta 2, Here is a girl who is noted for her outside activities, her red fingernails and her curly hair. Alma is a com- mercial student of rare ability and we are sure she'll make a success later on. WILLARD WOHLGEMUTH He u'.1.r zz rrbolrzr, Ami Il ripe and good one. Entered February, 1953. Latin Club -lg Dramatic Club 41 Science Club -lg Treasurer -lg Debating Club -lg Dancing Club 'lg Christmas Play -l. Although XVillard was with us only a year and a half, he has become one of our best friends. Willy played such good basketball that he made the varsity squad, Do you know, we think he is rather romantic judging by his interest in a certain girl. His ambitions run high-hrst to be a tc'iche'. and at the same time to become a lawyer. Good Luck to you! Page 26