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

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l3niasl,mM'KMfxN lfnwiwn BECK Rosfxizm PJEI.I.Al'lORli N,xRc:,xisii'1' l'airii.i.i lnis Pmlsxiliiz lxlARlI.YN l,DARIJlil.l, cwIIARl.liS l,7IilSl.liR llliI.IiN BERGER f'Xl.lxiiR'l' l'mlNox'i lllciimkli lil..-xc'KixiiRN ancl lxlr. Vivian, nllier swplwinore aflvisers, Iwlpml in many ways. ZXVUUUIIIITCI' 6, 1938 Tlmis year llic Class refeleclecl Ricliarrl Durla as presi- clenl, aml clerical Paul Neumann. Vive-prcsiclenl: l7mai'lmar:i Ann Ceilm, secrelar g ancl Jolin Slocr, ireasureix y Deccmlwr 3, 1938 Because no classromn was large enougli in lwlml llwc enlire class, we gallaerecl in llie aucliioriiun wliile Dr. Nvare explainecl llme sclevlion ol a Class ring. llc an- nouneecl llwc following eommillee wliicli wuulml select several rings, one of wliiclm wuulcl lie pielcecl lay llie Class: Rirliarrl lglilC'lilJlIl'll, Clwairinang ljriseilla lflclriclge, Barlaara Ann Ceilm, Cliarlc-s Pmeisler, ancl .leanne Cerlscli. lime QI, 1039 The lasl scwial lunelion ol llie Class as snplimnores was llic Class pivnic al, Sliaclow l-alQe. Vvlilli llie exvcpliun of a few li1lSl'1ZipS, sucli as people gelling slranclcil in 15

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LIF E AT PARK RIDGE HIGH ' --. 5l'fJl1'llllM'l' U, IU 11 Vlulllily iillillll UNC llllllCll'0fl illlil lXYl'llly-llYl' l1lK'Sl1Il1C'Il . 3 . .. ... gnllwrvcl In lxmuns JU, JU. mul fl, ilu- slmnglwlrls ol lxliss llllillips, Bliss llnsini, mul Miss l.x'm'l1. lxlusl ul els ml nQx'v1'sm'c'11 su many slrzmpo lures in om- Sm..II ple ' Ol KUIIIM' ilu- svlwnl clirlnl luul4 small lo us llu-lm. Vvlc wc-rv mf- st.n-Lf-11 lmy lllc lulmyrinllm ul' lmlls i rlmmrwuys, lml wc- rlisuwc'rc'cl llml il was mul as lvr' V' ' us wc lmcl llrsl Ilmugglml, ln il low fluyg 'X -x 4 mf. f X . Y 1t vf -. zmluuauirmlocl willw mu' :ww flussnmlcs a -' ' ' willm llmc- lu-lp ul llu- uppcrrlassrm-n Ill! llmgvr gui lm un llw way in rluss. llu Hrsk lnsla ul llw lrvslwlncn w.s - X fllQlICl,l'5, xxlmlm was pmlpruwcl unlll lNUXi'Illlll'l' s . wo wfmlfl lmvc in lmvllc-1' rlnullvc' lcv lmmx' wlwm xxx- x ' mlulmp llwel-YUM-1-S lor ilu- rc-mnimlvr nl' llmis ya-ur x ' -' Ru lmrcl lpllilil. IJlI'Slfli'Ill2 Xfxlllllillll Pvllvll, vim- prvsirlr-nl .Xnum Slaclr. su'rmlnry: mul lnuis l'r1mxvIli, lr'm-uslluw Sl',JIi'llllN'l' H V58 Now NYC' XVCTC l'Cillly SHIJllUlllUl'CSl lxlillly Illl'IIlllI'IAS ol llu- rlass lull:-rl to rclum, lml lo !'UIl1fN'IlSilll' lol' ilmix loss wc gjninccl several new rlussmzllcs mul il was clis wwcrvcl llwul wc- wcrv llw lnrgm-sl class in llw lmislmy ul llnrla Rirlgrr lliglm Svlmol. UCIUIWV 31, WTB llw sllrvvssllll bUl7lV5IINDl'C Il-lp, lirsl lmig suviul vvvlnl HlXVl1If'l1UlIFf'liISSlllUl4pilfllllI'UX't'Cllf!llil'llj!IDl'l'-Fl2iSSIlll'll llml wc- wc-ro xwwllmv ul il plum Ill llw scwml wlllrl ul l,ilI'lQ Rally- lliglm Sclmmml mul also llml wc- wmllrl lfc rcmly ln assume llw rcspmmsilmilily ul large-r pmim-m'ls In wu11v. lxlrs. Sewage. um- ol llw suplmwmwrc- flflxaq-fs, wan llWC' illlX'lSi'I' lllll flCK'UI'illlUllS illlfl lgl4ill'lIl, ljill' Xxlzlfi' I I

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lroals. willmoul oars, ancl willr sanfl in llweir lunclres, r-veryormv lwarl a wonclorliil lime anal loolaerl forward lo llulurc class gallu-rings. SC'f1lt'lVlIH'f' 7, 1930 llqlris year we c-lcclecl our former vice-presirlenl, Paul Nl'lll1lilIlll. prosiclenl, lo ll-all llwe new upperclassmen llnougglr llrirlx ancl lliin, lo success. .lane-l Vxfilson was 4-lerlecl vivcfprcsiflciml, lflsic Diefllriclw, sc'r'relaI'y, ancl llmola lxlurpliy. lreasurer. NoI'I.'IIIlncr 21, 1039 linincclialvly aller Tlranllsgiving vacalion we swung iIIlo lry-ouls lor ll1e.lIInior Play wlwiclw lracl been seleclecl previously alller ITYllf'l1 clelilmeralion luy llwe Class. The play selcclerl was Wlllmc Oflfl .lola lvlann ancl tl'Ie casl, incluclecl: Don Ulu-son, l larvey Dicla. l,ois Cliurclw, Paola Slraw, Sue lxlcfwlain, Roxanne llmrown, Louise Gotlesman, Lorraine llrurasclm. anrl Riclwarcl Burl.. Tlwe play was coaclwecl by lxliss llvlcn liverill. lvul upon l1er illness, Miss Elsie lvl. Clnrl: sleppccl in illlfl linislwcl llie jolu will'I Elsie Diefllricli unil .lc-anne Ccrlsclr as sluclenl clireclors ancl Prarlsara Ann Ueilm as properlics ancl coslumcs Cliairman. l:vlIrIIury 8, I0-'10 The .lunior Playl A success in every wayl Sue MC- Clainls ill-llali-rl illness llirce Clays lnelore llme play nearly causi-cl panic. lwul, Sue recoverecl in l.iIne ancl nearly sloppccl llw sl1ow Willa lacr clciaraclerizalion ol Dolly. Mm-II Qo, mio Al a class l1N'L'llllLf al wlriclu we volecl lliirly flollars lo llwc seniors lor an acl III llmc llool, Nr. llicliarrls an- nouncecl llw excciilive ancl music commillces for flue .lunior Prmn. Mr. lllearlnorn airnouncccl llwc name of the cliairrnan ol llw clccoralingg commillce wl1iclI was to assisl l1lI1l in llw nnporlanl laslc ol clecoraling llwe gym. The appoinlmenls were as follows: music, Bob Slmawp refreslmmenls, Zelrla Rulmenslcin ancl Elizalnellfi Seclclerg programs anrl patrons,-lVluI'iel Brennan: clwecla-room. Ray Ollcyg liclccls, Paul Neumann ancl clecorations, Barbara Anne Geilo. lunu 7, 1940 Tlwe Prom, mosl successful clance ever presenlecl at Parlc Riclge High Sclmool, was a laang-up linislw for tl'Ie 16 VIRGINI1X Boumian XlINCIiNT CAGGIA NURIEI- BRENNAN l lowmzn CANNING RICHARD Bum' PIERINA CARPENE Louisa flOTTESMAN lfsruma GOT'fl.lEB