Rahway High School - Allegarooter Yearbook (Rahway, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1949 volume:

FYAQ CAM fm ,,fJg43f, f UA Aff? f of a wa , i c 00 QaAwag, Wea! genie? fgreaenb Q Q 6ll 00 ef' Qfllglfll l0I'l HE Class of l9-19 wlslfwes To extend appreclatuon and recognmon to all who have an any wav contnbuted to making our years un l-llglw School se sue ces ful We ar indebted to Mr Perry our 'advisers Mlss Carlfmart and Sclfwnnndf our teachers our parents the Parent Teacher Asseclatle 1 and all our fra nds ofa Mr, Keener the Board of Eddcationg C ' , ' Mr Jn funh auth ibltmnn ilHP11Il11'U uf JOSEPHINE RAUB l-lead of the l-lome Economtcs Department Though lost to srght to memo y dear We the Sensor class wush to express death of Mass .losephune Raub During her thlrty one years as a member of the Rahvvay Hugh School faculty she found no problem too tnvnal nor any task too dnffncult Those who lqn vv her as a teacher or adviser also knew her as a frnend I-ler passing has been deeply felt by all who were fortunate enough to have b en acquainted vvlth her if Q 1 9 O V if' ll - , r I .11 our deepest and heartfelt sympathy at the QQ LCGL fl0lfl WE the class of fOI'Ty mme deducafe our Allesfaroofer to uhuversal peace geheratnohs receuve these blessmgs which we uh our 'fume Shall strxve to brmg about go O and world understanding. May future 'Hb-.. .4116 Q f C' nfmfd FACULTY STAFF CLASSES SPORTS ACTIVITIES SCRAPS ARTHUR L PERRY BS EdM ULERINTTNDENT OF RAHWAN fllauc CHOO RALPH N KOCHER BA MA t -TAL OF RAI-IVNAY F1 H jOSEPH D PERSON M A x ICE RR NC PAL MA HEMATICS HEAD OF MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT CLCDL i IANE B ASZMAN B L I Engllsh Dean ot Gurls DAVIDT BENDER LlttB EdM Amerlcan Hustory Head of Soclal Studles Department ROBERT W BERGER BA Soclal Studles Wrestllng As sustant nn Baseball and Football BERNAL O BODKIN lndustrlal Arts MARION V BROKAW BA Mathematucs CARMINE BRUNI AB AM Spanush Lat: General Language MARGARET MORRIS BURKE B S an Ed At LUCILLE CARHART A B Ed M English Head of Engllsh Department CLARA E CHAPIN Health Supervlslon TYLER E CLARK B C S B S Shorthand Head of Commer cnal Department RAY W CLEVELAND BS MA Instrumental Muslc M ALBERTA CONLAN BS English SABINA M DESMOND BS MA Engllsh Hnstory I dustnal Relatuons ERNEST DE WICK Printing Plastucs IOHN DIXON BS EdM Mechanical Drawmg Head of Vocatlonal Department DOROTHY DOWDEN B S Home Economlcs CATHERINE M ENGEL BS EdM Engluh THELMA R FRAZEE BCS Shorthand Typmg Ottlce Practlce RUFEI HARDY B S Related Mathematlcs Related Sclence Coordunator ot Trade and lndustnal Course EARL HOAGLAND B P E Ed M Physical Educatlon Foot ball Baseball nomic Geography FAYE KEMP B S un Ed Ed M Home Economxcs Catetena Dnrector JASON W KEMP B S Ed M Dlrector Ot Guidance IOHN A KUHLMAN B S In Ed General Scuence vloLA LaFORCE Englush CLYDE D LINABERRY Industrial Arts ADELLMA R LYON BS ln Ed History General Sclence IMOGEN MCCLELLAN BS ln Ed History ELIZABETH C MCMANUS BS Physical Education THORNTON MONEZ BS Music Chorus IULIA L MORRELL BS Mathematics Latin RUTH E MORRIS Lltt B M A Socual Studies GILDA M MUSACHIO B A Mathematics RICHARD M NASH BEa EdM Typmg Bookkeepnng ANNE M ODONNELL BS EdM Englush LOY E OWEN BA MA Engllsh lournalnsm CATHERINE A PARENT BS MA Home Economlcs Consumer Problems EDWARDC- PERRINE AB EdM LLB Latm Head ot Foreugn Language Department ELYSIAG PHILIPP BS rn Ed MEd Physlcal Educatlon IRVING RAPPS B S ln Econ Commerclal Law Commercaal Arlthmetlc Busmess Tralnung FRED I SCI-IMIDT BA MA Physucs Chemistry GEORGE A SHERWOOD A B A M Mathematncs NANCYI SINCLAIR A B French Spanush ANNE M VAIL LuttB B LS Ed M Lnbran n ANDREW S VITIELLO B S Bnology General Scuence SHIRLEY B VOGEL A B Spanlsh German EARLH WALTER BS an Ed Basketball Dnrector of Health and Physlcal Education EVELYN C WISE L:ttB EdM Socual Studles LEE R YOTHERS BS MA Brology Head of Scuence Department . ,E W h I - I - -1 - I - - ' , . ., ' E ., r . 1 , l ' I I' J l' T I ' I Il . . :Q Lt: I E . V . A -. - -r Q I n' l , . A , I .H . . .. I . , g HERMAN KAGAN, Bcs., Bs., Typing, Bookkeeping, Eco- ERTQQT. ' f ' 'lolfpc ooo I , , T , A5 as - . - -l - E- I I I T, V I . , ' . ., . . ., , ., ' 'a U ' ' ' . , . ., . ., I I ' - I : . . 6 Q44 L ,nm wr, N1 'Lim tl 'QQ K.- ags 'Lf viva 1 93 'Q Q4 1 2 1 NIV 'Nu 7 1-F' if il ,4f4,M,,,f,,,. 51 LITERARY COMMITTEE Lllllan Rodug Wnllnam Reeves Rosemarle Polacco BUSINESS COMMITTEE Alice Fedor Helen Boggs Duane Breslow Clorua La France Gladys Fruese Muriel Dolan ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY Carolyn Grosse Phlllp Arabia Alice Barton Richard Durand Margaret Mayer ADVISER Mass Luc: I le Carhart DIRECTOR OF GROUP PHOTOGRAPHY joseph D Person 8 Q Cl TYPlsTs ax Ax 4 it x '1 -i Q58 Y 'am r , - YN ffragi Q R 222352 mg f-xflll Ondjfl- . F L4 7' . l q rx VA Ji? ' , j 'I F' L, Q M , 'EL ' ' 5317 ,f ,-4 J'-Ll 0 ,fl 1: ' L ,J j,f ' W f' . wh 'f' ' 4 UH l0I Cl JJ Upon enterung Rahway Hugh School un l945 we were welcomed by our upper class mates who eagerly gave us musguudung unformatuon concernung the buuldung s layout Whule tryung un vaun to locate the fourth floor we met one another for the furst tume Whoever thought that some of our small Freshmen boys would be the school s outstandung athletes un l9497 The Freshman year was spent adaptung ourselves to the new surroundungs and formung many fruendshups We elected Edward Connors presudent Ruchard Archer vuce presudent Ethel Westervelt secretary and Sam Kosty treasurer to guude us through the year whuch came to a happy conclusuon wuth a gay Freshman Hop As Sophomores we took delught un musleadung the new Freshmen about the buuldung just as our predecessors had musled us Thus year a new mayor sport wrestlung was untro duced to the school The men of our class soon showed theur wrestlung abuluty by placung fuve out of ten varsuty men on the team The class felt honored when Barbara lean Wolfe was accepted unto the Unuversuty of Chucago The year ended happuly wuth everyone engoy ung humself at the Sophomore Hop Offucers durung the year were Roger Hone presudent Ruchard Archer vuce presudent Ethel Westervelt secretary and Sam Kosty treasurer We spent our junuor year hopefully dreamung cf some day becomung Senuors George urer helped us through thus long peruod One of our classmates Carol Shremp left us to attend the Unuversuty of Chucago In December a sports dance was held the proceeds of whuch were used to purchase gufts for our champuonshup football team T-'ue class treasury uncreased wuth a wonderful presentatuon of Peg O My Heart The funds from thus play made possuble our lunuor and Senuor Receptuon whuch possessed the charmung atmosphere of a harem The long awauted year funally arruved and the class of 49 prepared to make the most of uts funal year un Rahway Hugh School Offucers elected to lead the tasks ahead were C orge May presudent Sam Kosty vuce presudent Irene Popp s cretary and june Luedtke treasurer We were especually proud of our State Champuonshup football team because twelve of the lettermen were Senuors The S ntor play The Ghost Flues South was a hut just as we all expected ut to be Early un anuary the Allegarooter staff began uts umpor tant work of preparung thus Senuor year book Our many happy days nn Rahway Hugh came to a memorable endung wuth everyones enyoyung humself at the unuor Senuor Receptuon Our Baccalaureate Servuce was held un the audutoruum on june 5 and we left these halls for good on june 7 l l May, presidentp john Bodnar, vice-presidentg Irene Popp, secretaryg and Ann Miller, treas- . . . . . 9 . ' 1 ' - ' 1 . e 1 . cam of PRESIDENT George W May I VICE PRESIDENT Sam Kosty SECRETARY Irene I Popp TREASURER june E Luedtke ADVISERS Mass Lucille Carhart and Fred Knowledge CLASS COLORS Maroon and Cream CLASS MOTTO ss strength strength CLASS FLOWER Sweet pea I2 . , r. ' ' 1. Schmidt Securnty f , MMM if , xv 4. 2 U yffuf vu' V' ores Mary Pfbate C t 0 Closslc Secretary or receptlomst At euther lob she ll top the lust Q otre Ar s ns l e rn Qccrr ctw st janet lvlarne Andersen t ro C Ayer e etcrl janets blue and laughung eyes May well be thought a valued pr: C Cf CVTT r e We Alberta Marne Anthony e och e vemrc r Some day t s :rl will ruse to tame W h the r top models youll fun Mae Anth :son tr et Qtr torlol use rs Dot s deslre ant ways H admure U l rom osk t 0 Commerclul C' o 4 c n Morsholl l D Henr p egate M lt Cenero a thus bo does crave A I fe ee on the oce n wave Wm l , Leer if XXX lx l f 'X L V 7-of 'VN' - J'3'- .ISI ,..f-. 46 32312 Phnlup V Arabaa lftcstflelc' Atoms Generol C A cornmercual artlst Phll wnshes to be He ll be a good one-just walt and see l 3 Presl nn x Pl wg Cow' tree 2 Cross Conf Teena v4 Q ,er mr stu I ol Cer like O ever they are o uc de-1 l er lll Debotl Q C KG Cl fflcer oun sldedt 'fable ,Lawn ru frfjl Lf hn Argentnere l West Mem Strut Cenerol Cu johnny powers plenty of steam He was on our football team tboll Qqnod l T om 3 4 Cho Home Room ecretorx Vrce Pres dent 4 X l Z harley A ope Caner Cotr L UI nowlng T at S e ewlng oros l rr Q I e oan Helen Artumovlch 7 lnrlen A and QQCVSl'OfIGl Ccpr Her hair IS ot bright golden h Her Interests, certa o n a few Art Cltb l ' Hom Rec su er 3 Corn naerclol Clmb 4 n Mersholl Low Club -1, C ll 'ett s 7 0 r fl! fl Leon Bacugalupo In sports B ch IS an actave guy He us known by most of Rahway Hugh Fortlml Barnabas Balogh tree' Technical Nothlng wlll huncler Barneys career He soon should be an enguneer Cermor C L K x Cl b M Vll wr st C L -1 l 'fJfo'l, JM itil., ol :Jus-QZYL 'C' Wnll m H Bgri- grace ot has le rned h y leads he Hugh Sch'6 B rl I 3 dugtor -l C Photoarophy lwlllrl Pau me ay Bart 14 Brown PI C C e really sw g I a I e How P s y l ' ' lice ui Bar l5 pbel ,tr-ectf C 'ol Course em :cel o ging an incereg JShe ed us o' e uccessful s Art Clula l, 2, Per lltx' Club l, 2, German Club l, 2, Lotln Club 3, 4g Debating Clso -lg Jumor Red Cross 3, l..:e-Presdent 2, Lrterory Club 3, -lj Lllnror, Comcll 3 'Mlce4Preslce t -lj Mcrit Roll 2, Al'eg:r::ter Stctf -1 pivis at .fv- Wllluam Bartz lr l us a trnendly and merry boy H Q pleasant s spreads hwuch poy C b Mo l L Boske er qs' E' I t Delor :shes to be s s l nllwlth etfncxency 2 Jrh Mors or GN ex C-eorgna Dorothy Benedict 4 LJ on Qlr et C rverol Couro To sewlng school our Georgia would er lob h d we do know ames Bllarczyk 3 teorns Trode ofd lrd str Course As a pnnter lrmmy should be hlred From thxs trade hell never be flred 'all' .EDJ Clossicol Course sports we knowg the pro. Sqeod I, 2, un' oss tx Jersey B ya' , 91g of M Jule fuefi x4-I Duane j Breslow Pr opt Xtr e Closslcol Cr rs A cute cheer eader us our Dee And to beat Room Tr as l c Der Boskel TG rc Boyle A P ct voncx Ct so A bo eeper someday wnll be Elsue Boyle To s ll a s be loyal lm or rscnolltx C Q ecroto5 CG o tem WIT uncll to arO us all ur years thro orre Ro ' 'X' I Ho or x Presl at w De Tl llb es: ert -1 T Cm I ec l og CI Jtn Cross L Trecstrer 2 lrs C ora 3 4 Qemcr ox Q r Roll C merlccn Educorxor' cc otlcrw Elso Represcrvtor xe Kp? lmor ol ,ectrg Vlflncr-1, james A. Brauer 4-9 Union Qtreef .- -,f-'irol Col, sc lf wire or plug is ipjieed of repair C' j'm thee c c -no need r d spair. Who as full of pep and abulnty -.Nw T-.- e Y le Clu Home Room Cecre Florndol llmcr R C Cross Club rea t cfm Club Qc retorx 1 4 Debo Cub 4 Theatre Arts Cl lb Preslclent 2 P15 -vox Plgfmm Corrrmttee 2 Cheerleaders rsntx hor ls e Cl D T tent c rtrll l Flor do Alle,orooter Q c No ue ol ohor XCCIG lreowrer fnef' C af 0 se trac etbal too I e very f 2 Y r ost rer Q rod Teorix4 Bosk t c l Bch 2 Perfect Al c joseph C Brooks ls C reel T CUC 0 fl lrwfl :Str CCA e As a mechamc joe wall excel ln anythmg he does he does ibptf Lit -ff,,4'v'-7 'Jef n-1' tree? w colee fro treet a rn s ard to beat Home Roc Germ u 3 4 for Cou cll r? ce Cltb c or So ty Club r 3 4 Chorus 4 re Arts Clu C rs rem stry CIL av- J n Broug 2--16 B 1 secret curse xx one o our class. Ar A , n Morsholl Mr lil! Allen Eugene Buhl Wrrco l rw On the football freld hrs talent was shown Hrs sktll at sports as wrdely known V v r f ll W t Crond tor ol 0 N he E 3 Jfllll C J ll D sewssas r so to Harold Char 'W l Pierpont Qtre t a saxophone play Harry ns known Eliswikill lat MLW has oft been shownn me FQ Wrllram C Chavan XL To travel the world round rs Bllys wish As a alesman he may accomplrsh thus ff Mtn rw' Paul H Cherevko r RlYl'lQVTOfC ,L As a mechanrc Paul wrll stand out Ot hrs success we have no d bt 4 fwllbl ,d Kg' 7A MM 'QW-9' nw 4x 3-ln. ckfw V3 In Marilyn Chodosh How l or Qtree Closs col C 1 A qunet gurl whos nrce to know twrrlrng she really ro me R rn' lreoslrtr I NQNASDOL r resen IVI' ore Dorothy l Collms Harrson Qtreet Wrth danclng pastime she ll never be b ue For thus rs what Dot loves to do otre Arts Club 7 ttre Ho no rs Q fl D lllC lmqnjf 3 073763 Wrllram Ronald Collnns Al r' tr C F rol C 9 We call htm Ronne but hrs name ns WI So why not settle for just plaln Bull Home Room Treostrer l Preslcevt 1 News poprr Reoresentotme 4 Notlortol Honor Qc, -l student Cooncll nl Km Club 4 B A A TU l l' ll L yo B me osep Ler Conle X Cl n cheerf ness Jolt Mfl es de n Mlr u rnss ton David W Cook M pl Terrcce e no 1 Daves the boy who likes to skate Hes often seen on Mrlton Lake Edwun Cosgrove boy whos tall and true Hel' look swell In the Navy blue Ceorge L Crowell L S a shy lg tmng r eye s George ly ust whlzzl g Get MrscLw I 7 tb james A Crowell Eos? Emusc, Ayea Q feral Course A well llked boy we can agree Whatever he does a success may he 141.4 EG' grown hobby ,gf N9 Norman Davis Norm n as Flash to all ns known In football and baseball hls fame has llwgll Carl F Decker lf o Pa G Q r C sc Well known by all of Carl D that he fxnds wrestlung hls favorlte with M 1 Ho Closslcol Coursc ,gg vel 1 'Rui' s fo emost asm :Q In thus puuggabyemtgather fame gg?fClsb4'l're lrer 2 lanuor Red Cro ', C l l bcuence Club l 5. r eom G rls Nolleyboll Te m' Audrey M Daly 5 rod xv encrul Jursu Cute smnllng and small Describe the best of all Home E one o to o joseph A DaPrlle lg-lb R th rferd K me Cl sslco joe us the qulet type of bo To know hum IS Indeed a joy h mstr C b our Tr cboll o o ff J Mefl rrec Alter' F O ju S bas et I Cl Marne Theresa DeStefano Ho el wood Ayenle Qcr mr .1lCol e Marne ns always very neat To be wlth her as qulte a Treat conomlcs CI b D msn lu Theo e Ar s Club 2 Jonr Morsholl ow Club na Du thc u h gmn avornte port s o M s cm Club Photo 'X N ll Dol Y 00 qecrel Qyrse kbxgo cu e and Quik A 'Prnend l,llge-hip t can t be b at o 'v-MCL Prnslde crel r Spa b l 2 3 4 .T 1 gig, cvr P Ll erclf Cllb X gli Smige gl x3vX3C7C1E l XMUL' , Y ln General Co rse a hes her pep n che r d d crng shes really eoders ? once Cl t' C QWC6 C o en okers af A erco john Dublannca N l3 smack Axenle Technlcel C se lohn wants to be an englneer Of hrs success we soon wull hear rcslllnl L ral Rell l Kxyk gnrffh- s K4 N wx W' Tl O VK: g es s oyal fan J o e a e as her plan Home Econornucs Club 4 Jan or Red Cross C LJ l Jo n Morsholl Lo mb Mued Chorls 2 DUF Q in 1'-N Lorraine Marne Dura Wu' Frnercon Ammo Clossural Cmlrsv Drum mayorette was our Lorranne At the games she did entertann Home Room Treasurer Z XICG Presldnnt ? 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S M A r we Q ww :af-wr' 1 5 1, I fl .i - KMC.: 1 1 gg -C' 311 .13 ' ' IV ' 1,5-Viv ll,-17 - ' 1 ' 5 ' Ju-sf '. f., -, fc ' fl -- Jw 1 . f , 20 ,- ,4 ttiflwfli ti tw Gray smnllng Will .ff A vqfy: M Clib oti Carolyn A G i r Classical F sc in Cl brus Another maste me Rqorn Treasure Debminu C eotre Arts 2 L Ch s 4 Not o Hc or 4 Nlcdert Dorice 2 3 urls Basket Asserrblx Plonrwiri Committee 2 A lego octet t 5' Robert Edward Gurka L Axe er f When he s not hunting works on machines lf the engine worft run he knows what it means W Gilbert Richard Herer N lnmo Amen e C ossicul f Gilbert here we ke to say the lead an Senior Play 9169 t -l tw C x Cltb 3 P es U lo ii' O Rr si e W F' EH' Rte f A-CCC..'A'1l' 'z f-:s Basketball is her favorite game' To ,be a receptionist is her aim. Bettina Heuer Mc eff cffi . git' if K5 . 'P 'SAN A cr s col test o be a r ec nan H fn Rcorw rt rtwstr lub YZ, r ch c R oy S c c VI R lohnj Hicks lPrIce trec Troce end lndustry Cot 0 john wshes to see those far away laces Furst his training will come at Navy bases .ef-,ff-f Edward G Higgins Generol Co great athlete is our Glen ln looks he excels all the men ci ir 2 -l Bos ti TQ ti d har es R Hill treet enerol Co As asketball manager we knew arley Hill ln the future a printers job he will Crdph A s Cl b boll Morioger l -1 B sebcxll Me c er ekethell Mono r 1 ad- l vv C J I eanne D, Hill if E :cnt ri f 1' Q Gererul Coul-' With pretty eyes so bzg and blue Our leannie's faults are very few. .JU-.t:.L X-F fix, s : Reg c 'Q 'V- rg rf e aseopt r 1 pr sung' . - -1 Persoho' ' w ' t ice' 4 F .Y 'sr' Mdaers '- T 1 rf: rf flat ' fo I ooite'-, ele offrnan f rcrelcir n is pr and petite a e v ee eprntur ' r Q , VSVWU or john C Holt Brxont tree Cener l Coirse Trapping and hunting interest lack And music to him is quite a knack on XI e Prewde t 1 L, is rer 3 -1 Ntrest Boseboll Mc L ir C as,..., 'fvtfln 'LQ gr NUM' af- 'YD- C! one of 'fvlfkuw re Cb l? n o C re 5 Q? never lax N hould ou with your in ax on ors l Low t Edward Hurtado . TW Aiidrex Drive oss::,' Co. F Eddy Hurtado has one great ambition' ln the future hell win recognition. Nononol Horror Society 3, President ', H -Y in 3, vice--Presicent , Fren 4, C, ', -1- resideit N, Hvdent Council 2, 1, '1 Q u , fe e or , Bos G ac' into , ,Tr :',,Ho'f Lgrrrre- d nt 2, 4, Chemisftfx C D 1' 5' we vu-pg il -'Vs fi jimi Myra May fyge I N H Blond and cute and very nice She cuts a fancy figure on ice TW l Q U WY w Lcrntu qfzgo J A YL William Lawrence Ivan ee mille Ay nu Tech col Course Radio is Bills Interest In this field hell be one of the best Q C1 Aon rt Rol Pertu- te rlonce 2 L UI J oirs ,W W WM MHA gj li Oh K Q' Mo rfj tree C Co c M365 baslc I Hg, h l stea il c ice Urea Tre vt, f e rr C C n e Prfsclervt Da. ieI?F. Kaston A General Co .rse 34 lc1tfJretlQ Ftreo big Sf ner Dan may be' 'll serve fast and willingly. Har Ream Treo lx Donald Lee Kirby C fl' V V A football star an athlete supreme To teach athletics is his dream octbc c D Qc ci IMMV Norma lean Mil on lun Norms I I fT1 6X3 Er X h g ere s one arp ter to know I lr GL fi Vw wrdf-Q Robert Richard Kloss i R 'hrrtcro tr r Rahway High School s Robert Kloss ls fond of riding on a hoss r E c Qcto Bose rr o T I grea W I Dolores Barbara Kmak I .1 X' .iff Ate' .e f, Do tie is tiny, our little sh rt cuti You know it's her oice when af ear, 'What a .' I fi Z 'onus Qlli I '-.Dc r vcse i 2,,f e: - .- - wen -, :, t-,rs .- ' c.. - ,rw EQQNU'-is MS I ,rw Vcnlsoi g .-. Q .L-if 5 Kiwi ' Qll T -, if-1, . J' rnW3t o: omni - f f i 3 ' l 1' v X f t- ' ' - v. f'5 as Pi .15 'ng Q:-I5 IN Cr Stephen Kobelas 1 i A lchihist pob is for oilr Steve His success is easy to believe k eorw Mono r i,4 7' 74 4T,J f M Sam Kost 4011-A l lhom Str Sam is witty his smile attractive In golfing he is very active css 'lrcosii er l P sir crf Presir t 4 i y -Aff cst eolor Qtr 'TDS-o--Yvma-ND'1f3'o A 44,12-5Y L V Qfbf Lillia Anne Kovacs C west lirvon Amr 0 lossit Sweet and cute short and blond Lil s a girl of whom we re fond Vor or s l ii H o n lib 3 -1 Assam It lllomirir i te Bos o W e Doi ce Cr oo Z Perfect Attcnrloncc I H T eo t A ts Owac orc' treet o San SOO WI I6szant W Club Pr i r- Mildred Kuznitz E - vor. Avenue General Course A wish to be a model has our Millie' For her this hope does not seem silly. I-lfrnemokers of Americo 4A Boosters I , 5 - rls' Bosketboll Teom 3' Girls Volley- . 1 'earn 3, foptoin 4. 'Vx WWW Clorla lane La France Fun to be wlth nnce to know Always srnrlung that s our Glo will Lots Amta Landrne M lt rw Dol r Thus young mnss us fond of sewnng Here S a gurl thats well worth know In v ,J n sl Cllb 00h tome 2 Mogerv' Do Le otre s C Lb t fm , N wo Charts wwuf Q, D bot C 4 o r' A VF rcn Clflb r Dorothy Ann Laura l Mo X ree Tm rse ln offlce work Dottue wull shane Whule collecting records an her spare time osters l porous t ofn C b n orsho Cl janet Kathleen Leughton q Hamilton stu nl 1 To play the pnano IS her desnre Of thus we re sure she ll never ture 1 wotmx, Clt 'lm WM artha a n ll Poplor Street Jr Sports she In a n ce or roller uve Home Room T os fer spa lsr Cl eotre Arts l t: 7 C r o o n Mor ry Q. l fl C l uu- 'pun-1. T We QQ Q 1 'I Eduth lean l.eTourneur Though beung th Phul to her s Subllrne As a dental asslstant shell spend some fume 8I'Tl eff LS he never stops r ltr H 5 I'Y Ei lm IS tops OSB Lcret rtles a me up In rsooolltx Cl D Wi os s Jumor Re r Presldant okers erco J 'lreos 1 er l 4 ls Bosketbdll Tectr Mo s wo ames Long ls rtt Au! ll r O A f uendly boy ns our lnm uegi shoulz always be wuth ham K P rl ima VI, 'Www I 12 y losephlne Lovas 'N gs 24' QQ e all adrnlre wut ll never ture C 'T arc 1 lrsf' n y ss I r Henry Lucas I In years to come not too much later le ll be an Interior decorator Vl s Her fn ml 'her harm hances r mmble feet she dances ru Tr u reasrrrcr lee C rsr x C s osk rv o e r t I Honor lean lvlahony fm n ssc l Cc L At sports she has the most fun As a secretary her fame wull be won rench club 7 4 Mued Chorts 7 cholostlc Wrltrn, Amr Cherrlstrx Clr b Rose Marne Malanowskn 2l34 vote Hr 'muy Acco nto Cx Co rsc Cay and witty :S this lass She s truly a credit to our class Horne Econorr cs Cl tn l 2 Personollty Clcl, e es de t QD t R d s ,, M G 3 A mike n lnterp ni15uld be OI' 'QFSS ersct r 69 cCuf!rw 'Jffi uf yfffyknj fx, 7' R- a- Q Valerre lvlarancrk Wlth her dusposltron we suncerely be Ireve That whatever Val arms for she s sure to chueve P www 7 rw c Well never et ab It y In fre Ro esrdert ' coworr s longl mg Cltb Q rctary -l Bosketbol ws S Q -v v'4 ,tif DJ., Doris Helen Masopust 3 Price street Xecretorol co rse As a leading character In both our plays Dot excels rn many ways Horne Room Qecretorx l Lxbrorx Cr: Dresrcent -0 Commercral Low Clt b J -l Modern once Club 3 4 John Mc sholl Low Cla 4 fr r o s x C rs B sk todll Teorr 3 George Wnlluarn May jr Zl D L dlovt Qtr et Closslcol Cor rse George our presndent In school won fame In the future we hope he wall do the S3019 eo tng Club 4 mor Plow Cost r C lb so ent Co r-cn' I Z 4 Home Ro rn Pres nt 2 Vvce Pres: cnt an Wres T rn 7 Mued Chorus 7 rrocn Nqnod Closs frcslc' nt t 0 oc efr stry Cl ret a Mayer 297 Lofo te 9 ree secretorrol Course rtev to say as e ng way In y C ed Cross Vrce dent -1 ornmerclol Cl b 4 n Mo ts Xponlsh Club 2 3 Howe norr' S lledorcoter tdtt w M I , 1 Robert john McCartney rx nt tret teneol sr A good store manager he wall be Wnth his personaluty and effncuency ep II J tf argar t cCurdy ccretorol C: s th ar luke to be ratm 8 r favor e roller skatmg Qponls C Homemokers of Amer Ch b lohn Morslooll emo o' Nora Theresa McGrath Dlrrc e rctorwcl se In danclng Nora rs en step She s I vely and full of pep Cmr UC .xl M rshol x rc ct e gf-s john Mesko oxettt roc'e om Imnstr sr john s ambmon ns well known A career IO printing he has chosen ootboll Q og 5 Q o cle C WKQBQS-K Q L-m OLMP-5 jj bolm 3 Icom er al work V1 v r ul uty Shlrk f 'E' -Q, X! was 'Q-.- xx Paul Wnllnam Muller as ckefmer rs Pleasant although shy us Paul, He us known and llkedxby all s lwnl noler rr 0 Rofrv r M, M ,M Qevghetli Ruth Muller TOY lI'V Xll' if V9 A dsmpled smile and raven hanr A charmnng gurl wnth vouce so favr Holm Room Treasurer Z Nmxspoprr Represen me S sdont 4 F Ch Cl Ch Tr-earn Arts U Bei a rho W Mo ern e fbotlw l urls Bc kctbcl 'le rn k tgq ff s Cetry Re nllnl Contcst -l Rose M rr c s n for best the rest R 1 C on P Q H X Jw! L Prrsonol Mary Louise Mulcahey Totlnrzl Road Coloma sic Mary Lou who IS so sweet a lovel url who ss petnte nut: ta Ar cr iff -'15 Fred rmck 1 L f Ylfdll Yfjjc 9 vi, sur l I XJ. lffiifffww ' Ce ge L. Nagle 'ill Marple. S C-wirizl C ist' George, as kno ' good in artg As a co ' ist, he'll fill the part. Dominic Robert Nardcne -166 Cornell Awake Cenorol C1i,rgQ Nick is handsome, dark, and tall' With him we find no fault at all. Home Roamkvtce-Presicient 3, Basketball lauad l, 2, Tearr 3, -1, Baseball Sattad l, 2 E Ttcm 4, Perfect Attendance l Z. 3 4 no X901 ff 'ft yjxnran Nlljie U, l f .vs Ay ' ' A- flgshin smile Friends our never l-lo,rftVRoom T 1 4 H re lt b -l Modern gr Ba lre lifedrr H If M! A ,offy 11 ' j f , ,ff K , Patricia O'C-rady l46' Cmtrcir Street General Coarse Our Patsy is so full of fung Around her you'll never be glum. Newspaper Representative l 2, 3, Theatre Arts Clt.b Z Girls' Basketball Team 5 4 F..t..re Home Makers at Anv:r.ca 4, Girls Terre s Team 13,-l Q wpgi eil T4 Walter S e Class cal Cc .rse D' ' appy ucceedsg A e time all e ds. iam cms aww , T 3, 4 Ke. Crain 5, 4, Orchestra 4, is Tecrr l 2 E, 4, l-locket Cl .tv l Cnernistr-, Club -2 Tract. iff. J Street 'lecre i Cot.rse ver tired: he'lI never be fired. ir' 4, Span an Club l Triangle Club 3 4, John -1, Theatre Arts Clab Z D l eam -3, Bank Clp. , Q I Q . l . Painter, 55 lace i ours A estling, Dud' nown nd rg Q' B m ic jg i cho career. , ,KE lt -4, Hi-Y C Lt , ' lllfg Tc ,Ar Clublfl e ,.e. a. ,-l, m Presid 4, Mix rt.s l,v2, A ,ae lWcrt rx Cl,. w f 1 Raymond L. Papirnik 535 Cottage Place General Course A book, a pamphlet, or even some cards, This printer can turn them out by the yards. Graphic Arts Clt.b 3, -l 1 Robert Parker CZ. Leesyille Axentie Cceercl Coarse When Bob dons the Navy blue, His fondest wish will then come true. Basketball Team lj Track Team 2, Cross- Co try Sao? Abraham Parks, lr. l2,9 Main Street General Coarse Much basketball playing Abe has doneg It's one of his ways of having fun. Chorus l, 2, 3, -i. C'orna E Peapus ee rhw Clorra ns tall and slum Fu of or f ll of m CV I OYX ln Cl s oobrldlnl Klee ctr l tlderl Cel no Qv rt Howard Peskoe letters Ayer e osslcol C K Musuc and sports both nnterest hum But to be a lawyer IS hrs chuef whum fit-lf e Roch' lee Hes dent l Cerrrvoo Cl U ff nr crews C 5 3 os I rn anlce Peterson COLVVTO C Swim dancmg sports hobbnes stull have tame to be :cient secretary s rs l edettes 2 rls Bo new L T eotr Arts Club 2 F tire l-lf w D' Crs 'o 1 Morslell 1 james Pettut, M le A e e ec the boy who s a orts e track ue d bas all CO f resl udent nc vlce er' ll Rfcn I Fnclboll rcck 7 ross cn' -1 h and C h ms r C b james R Pnckens West lr-from Avenue Genercl C e Buddy s hobby as photography Bu as a tar hell saal the ea l-'orre Room Presldewt l Llterory Cl b 3 ctogrophy Club 3 :A-0' 4 f ' lllgl pplfl ress d :ner u be our R I SOF fl CK QCVF QW for J' Rosemarie Polacco 5 nest lnmon Aven e ss col Cc s Rose rs quiet and very reserved But whatever she says ns worth beung heard I r D 1 V' O r C CQ Nctlofo o cr Tr cs C QVGYX Cl li revue o rw f ss tbl P C 'Wife V G Irene P A tn lt O With a read V7 o lrene rates hu IH per a tty oom Pres le t :Lf V e flne r s Pijgecrelor 7 I P W7 ill l lffjjfqfif jack R Po IKTLQSI' O F vfxff' C dv ron gnve a sly retort raldu e s a ve good sport e rts l-lo Economics Clo l nt f emok s o Amerlco Perfeet do Art F enerol Col we Marian Rack QCT Cl A qu et gurl as our Mtss Rack Very tew qualuttes does she ack C V CC 9 Robert W Recker jr 7 tu Plccc T ode c U I C e Automobtles Interest our Bob He soon wrll take a mechamcs lob ,1- A ov'-11? Bear on .Cvcff .--pf Wtlltam Edward Reeves Y VV C trect c sc Wtllue who s about to choose a career Wtll make a very good engmeer me R one X ce Przstrtr wt 4 V 1 Clmmlstr lk .bm,3rl,.,..9s-V1 Q if Harr enser Wah MOI 9 ete oes excel -,W re sure rn the futur he wtll do e os Q A Bo eboll Crue: o l586 L ret C 5 l ca t be bea Qplom French Clt roc rn trtr r t 3 Chermstrt Cltb the hd, I 'Sd Q5-yr 'nf' Qgggfgpl john Edward Roberts mtrol Axe cchw t kr True frrends thus boy wall never lack A future archltect thats our a Row S Jil Lrll an VK.,-Rbdlg QSLMNX Cc yqbiggcl S to none the cream of crop vw L R rnf tc' tr y C om: tv tcs Cl mm xl r D Ol drcottr WbPf re years lJl6fa'PEa're orbe EV trt s T Ou r Arts I ttt Chor s Kr t x ot C 2 t r A t T nt 70 rr loltn Mctrsltoll rvx D tlotln 1 Home Roo ll Hgvresfrttrt ve Ceor om: Cct u c ttron w ever want tp be a eng ee H e Cltb 7 t C e str 'FZ Pear Edith Rotter l 'oqucs meme Closs col Cctrse Reserved and shy us our Pearl 29 Youll never meet a nrcer gurl hcrre Room Newspaper Representottve l 2 rr' x m ub J Debo I u e tre Arts Cltb t rslt Chorts L In Club 3 4 Cmrls Boskttboll 7 Modern Dorrce 3 Gel- L 73 wrrfr 1 A 'Q Qu fr Constance Fay Rowe 1 '3' Vrzsl Mllto fxmvmw Llwwnrol if 'si I To be a model is her wishg ' We know she-'ll be successful in this, lxilr-nv Cczlncll l, .' 'N fl.ll.m l'lorn0n'1.l0rst.f fwlrzw l, Mfrehgr A' l3fl'll1. flulo f N' 'A f.,, I ,fp CYQU5 Q . lows lwyr- Q i George Rudman Q es At Lloss C Basketball IS thus boy s game ut to be a blo'oglst ns hls arm NCW Anna arle wntz av a s as danclng W fu ays very entranc B uslul 1-'Gr Q Scaypltto J pg, ,yyggea M535 e et ry o sh gt l l The r ns R sonollt Cl s T r DJ T lub 7 J Fran aefer evtrol Av o slcol C sweet lrttle rl IS Frannle Schaefer Better than a sugar wafer Y Off G V G er u l' x W' 1 as V 4.1! 30 Richard E. Schaeffer lif -f. 'YCU .I flwrwe lvclwfnll G1 ,rw lf a very loud blast you should hear. lt's Rich's chemistry lab, we fear. fwiffw George Edward Scheltlm as cutt A Clow George wall tend the lamb and carry the rod For he wants to be a dusclple of God s l rr .wff MQJMMM Allce gar Schmaelmg GT l ce l and efflclency v retary s e on nr .Y y M1 'Wm OC ask a s ou D 50. lf or lect r v 7 John Nldrsl .1 l Clrls Bos Q o s Q s T rr c Hom Room' cre Robert Edward Seeman M e Axeme wro Co s Bcb IS a tall strong blond Who of playnng basketball ns very fond F otboll KPLCC l 7 BJ r eorr -K- Qgmbsiwgl- Reno H. Seiders Fl- Wrst Multum Ay.-rr ,o fir'-9,33 je ,ng At plastics and woodwork, Reno does wellg At prlnting, however, he does excel. Howe Qvsvw' Nvwflnxff' Qrprfis- 13' .4 '-rogrn: f-.rw Cm? ' . ', Q VV Robert Charles Snmon e 'vrrrx fxrcol t Handsome and quuet ln hrs own truendly way Success as n artast Ines not far away h ll s 1 r Jrs wo Leon C Smuth U Off the footbal fneld Coot caught the eye When he caught the ball for Rahway High 'lol S lCf sk lc I ,l4j,4,z, ffvgx jifzfu 2 ce Marne ta lukeable g rl oyce pob o ty her ch JJJJ J Xfjlx P Q1 ,p R44 v .. K ' x . 31 , x meg? xwktstuer Q'- '5f 7'f' ss- Q3 Charles Richard Stiff er T Otferson Amnlm 'fcnnlcol Q' l. --' Duck was the center on the football tearng You couldn't stop him when he put V on the stearnx w f r' 'bell sq ' we - 4 V'-'sllll-1 B fb ll c 2 . d mc. -, o ., , t , Tczrnl 1 J as o john Howard Stillman Mlson I rol lohn us known to one and all He ll be a carpenter come next fall lower vt ee Ku or lox Q ,Jail Dolores Mane Tango Ms trect etorlol Lt Very well lnked IS Dolores T A fnendly smlle for all has she 1 lrlusxlru Mlxcd Cho nrshul Lu Davud Charles Tatro West Crom A J nerol c Bug Dave Tatro ns our star In basketball he really went far JL, nc Arts l o S J OV L7k ,J Floren ,Emm o + osslcol Flo aspnres to lab n d efll ga n ecognltmn j 'W no-UL' xfllf ,ff UI- ' V Mlflf ll-e ' -- l l 'Lg,,.- -fr A., I 1 V, .Nil 1,411 ,E , , Y w MQW Mqrlb-rl Tuce w st L Her fa rate season IS the fa Q: the begnns our ba e u I fl n Bos er x sf If George Robert A crmkled smule a e e All show us th ,.a s HJ VW ffl re e ta IS C a o see er tu e alarmlng own crsholl L r :dent 4 C r on -l OI lhol 'lcom 2 st Bro ay no e I e Presv leom l oll Teorn alentn ee C OSSICGl Cul rse ve un accent Francaus e lost along the wa 1 Ku Club 3 Foot o 4 Wrestl ng Teom 2 4 Boseboll Tram l Frederick joseph VanPeIt IMT Mom Street Closswcul Co rse Freddy is smiling cheerful, and true' His frzendliness is hard to out do. fr ff A ehdofol 1 ff ' '. Clt. , 1 I I O .7 l 1.4 YQ' 'JR' Um Lu-'O-. ,ogre J Vastano Our boy ob s a bowlmg an Some day he Il bowl SOO man ffyyii Eve yn M Voss fret cwerol CC s Your musical ablluty and your grm Much fame and prestige for you should wan v Ol 3 Ctrl wt t0 NJ-L Dorus W ga r c X cre srl J M e now QLIJATS be retary I h on Prasad N ce res Club cm Com Tia L MU learme Anne Watson 77 Centro! Ayeme Cenerol Co rse Pet te and b'onde describes thus gal Achneve success9 Indeed she shall F t re l-lomemukers ct Am nco l 2 Theatre A s Cl lb 2 C-eraldi atherine W bb 1 A ' fecretoriol Our ine wut ce so Shoud one day r h the time. Boosters l, l Cnorss , 31 4, 'hw tcrsrcr . -4 ai, gf .M 1 Www w 4 Mayo 1 Welsey Mayo as a worthy frnend A helplng hand hell alw ys lend Y n l D rme Ethel Westervelt Qncnturol fo we busunes orl ann us our oss uttle oo delnght an we I hlo Va GLR or L, A H rlr L C 4-A5 lean Carol Whufe CD7 UGS? Mlllon Axer' e 9 J me lean has been wnth us only part of a year We wlsh her good luck m her chosen Cafeef e Club Z 3 l5lJ sexl l orlohs Fl 3 lSussex1 Debating Club 1 sSex Mqslc l, 2, 3 ll-lockensockl, -Lssex Fm re Home makers of Amerlcc Z Sussex IN MEMORIAM Walter Elliot Orvis 1930- I 946 leannette Olga Wdovich 1930-1946 33 K Carol Adell Wormuth V Wlth her helpfulness and ablluty Carol a typust soon wall be nc Er vwu Hume W7 rsl R + Um loseph Zarmsk Ave vom A llvely boy as our oe Hell be well Ilked wherever hel o .SDUIIIOI gffljj We the class of l949 belng of sound l9l mand and fadung memory do make publush and declare thus to be our last wnll and testament as follows We gave Carol Bozung s untellugence to loan Kochy Shenla Muller s voace to Barbara Cerllng Pete Favorltu s car to lerry Wlllzams The smell nn 302 to the fortunate lunlors The Knughts of the Square Table to Mr Bender Dave Tatro s basketball playnng to Chat Mazur Nancy Doty s dancing to Shrrley Smlth Fred C-rllespre s mtellugent questuons to Duck O Brnen Our gym suits to plenty of soap and water Madeline Oldfleld s cheerlng captalncy to Dot Bacek George May s oratory to Donald Wlnters Allen Buhl s looks to Ed Purdy Rosemarre Polacco s and june Luedtke s frlendshlp to Myrna Kamnns and Laurel LaCoss Norman Davus s all round sports ablluty to Stosh Zuobro Fred Nadler s drums to lack Cuurzak The faulty loud speaker system to a mechanuc Aluce Fedor s actlng abnlnty to Keenle Schaefer The Thursday nlght sessxons at the lubrary to the future American Hnstory 2 Students ack jones s and Dolores Abate s ptterbuggmg to janet l-luggrns and Alan Rand Our crowded branns to a long restful summer Our Year Book to posterity Wltnesses The Allegarooter Staff The Class of l949 George May Presndent Sam Kosty Vnce Presudent lrene Popp Secretary june Luedtke Treasurer 34 , 1 ' l 1 1 A ' 1 1 1 ' 1. . ..1 .. 1 . . .1. . . . 1 . 1 . . 1 1 . . 1 . . 1 . ., . 1 1 1 lfll'll0l' G55 Early un September of l946 several hundred eager faced boys and gurls entered a large bruck building known as Rahway Hugh School Many were strangers to each other and the buuldung itself was strange to all Wuthun a few days however we all became acquainted wuth one another and the buuldung no longer was myster ous to us Since we were lowly Freshmen we merely came unto the shadows of the spotlight focused on the upper classes We dud become the center of attractuon once however with our annual dance held durung the Sprung of i947 The year passed quickly and soon we were Sophomores Thus time we regarded the Freshmen wuth somewhat the same attitude as the juniors and Seniors dud As Sophomores Now that we were junuors we looked forward to a very busy year Our first thrill came wuth the purchase of our class rungs Then we sponsored a sports dance honorung our vuctoruous football team We followed thus w th a successful junior play The hugh pount of the vear was the lunuor and Senuor Reception Thus was a glorious affair and thoroughly enuoyed by all those who attended We wush the Seniors the best of everythung and look forward with anticipation to our final year un school The lunuor class officers were presudent Charles lvlazur vuCe presudent Donald Wunter secretary Chester Franklin and treasurer Barbara jean Nelson 35 u we loyally supported all school activities and especially our own party and dance. l S0 J IOI'l'l0l'l! C155 In the fall of 47 approximately ZOO young men and women looknng slightly con fused and perplexed and known only by the lowly appellatlon of Freshman were ushered through the sacred portals and hallowed halls of old Rahway Hugh We dld not remaun that way for long however for the class as a whole was by no means shy and soon after school was well under way we quuckly proved thrs by partxcupatnng In every actlvuty that was open to us Our class officers were john Cox president Radley Squier vlce president Pat Acken secretary and Ann Archer treasurer Our thanks go to Mass Adellma R Lyon and Mr ason Kemp class advusers Upon passing unto our Sophomore class we now became full fledged veterans of a year Wlth renewed energy we supported the social and athletic affanrs of the school Evidence of this avld Interest are the facts that un many of the clubs and actlvltles there ns at least a large number or a mayorlty of Sophomores True to the predlctuons made after our flne showing as Freshmen many from our class have been successful In ruslng to the top of thelr prospectnve fields Class offlcers james Polacco president Clutf Ward vnce presndent oan Ingersoll secretary and Ruth Kochy treasurer together with Radley Squier Ann Archer and ohw Cox Student Councnl representatlves met early In tne year to plan the annual Sophomore Hop so It ns expected that our second dance wall greatly outdo our flrst We express our gratutude to Mass Imogen McClellan and Mr ohn Dixon for their excellent advusnng 36 l V I . ' . -1. :I v 1 A , I 1 . . lr l P05 I'l'll1l'l 115.5 The years of antnclpatuon that were spent durmg grade school days came to an end for approxlmately two hundred students on September 9 l948 when we entered the portals of R H S We were Freshmen and we loved nt From the first moment we were fllled wrth school spurnt and ready to take part In any sports and clubs avallable to us Freshm n boys were very successful In football and basketball being cheered on by enthusuastlc gurls ln baseball and track also the Freshmen class was well represented Our selectlon of class offncers were pres dent Fred Durand vnce presldent Wnlllam lvlarsh secretary Betty Edwards treasurer Rlchard Bowan We are looklng forward to the time when we wall be the Sophomores awd then the upper classmen of Rahway Hugh 37 grad? At the end of the l947 school year the Board of Educatuon knew that l948 would brung a greater number of pupuls to the now overcrowded grammar schools After much consuderatuon the Board came to the conclusuon that on September tenth the prospectuve eughth graders would report to Hugh School unstead of Franklun Roosevelt or Luncolru As a result the l2O pupuls were duvuded unto four home rooms alphabetucally Then we were organuzed unto four more classes accordung to our records of past years feel too lost durung the furst few days Following the example of the Hugh School we elected Home Room offucers Later un the furst markung peruod we elected class officers wuth the following results Arthur Tay lor presudent Allen Weygand vuce presudent Barbara Schwaghart secretary and Frank Hulls treasurer On December 22 the e ghth grade held uts furst party un the cafeterua We dustrubuted gufts had refreshments and concluded wuth dancing and other entertaunment lt was very uccessful and we are enthusiastic over havung another party luke ut We speak for the whole eughth grade class when we say that we thoroughly apprecuate the warm welcome we have receuved The luttle thungs that people dud to make us feel we were a real part of the Hugh School were not wuthout full apprecuatuon 38 With the help of the program the High School Student Council gave us, we did not Saorfa juirdrd A familiar sight at all the football games were our eleven Twirlers who added much pep and spirit. Together with the Band they formed many intricate designs on the field during half- time. The girls were very active in sponsoring the annual football dance. Part of the proceeds were used to pay for their uniforms. This year the first annual Band Concert was given in which the Twirlers participated. They were also honored with a dance held at the Y. lvl. C. A. The girls elected their leaders this year. The girls chosen as co-captains were loyce Donnelly and Barbara Simon, Mrs. Ray Cleveland is the adviser. wg, 5 of O 0 0-QQ-.53-D-DYSINJS-lb Sr'-r QM. 6A QBPLH Jerzf This year under the leadership of their captain, Madeline Old- field, our ten Cheerleaders reach- ed new heights in pep. They were present at all our football and basketball games, cheering Rah- way's team to victory. Their cheer was the finishing touch to all our assemblies even including, at Christmas, a memorable One, two, for Santa Claus. Last year two new Cheerleaders were chosen. This year seven will be selected. This choosing is done by a series of eliminations. Thornton B. Monez is the fac- ulty adviser. joodaff The football team of 1948 was one of the most progressrve an the history of R H S and a profltable season was rn the maklng early an the a In the farst game of the season we were at the short end of a 26 Zl score at the hands of Dover In the next game the team came to thelr senses and shellacked Highland Park 26 6 Lmden fell easily without scorrng 20 O The Scarlets surged along defeat mg Cranford 26 6 llmrtmg them to one touchdown We romped Bloom fueld Tech 39 O After downung Ro selle Park I3 8 In a close game we realnzed the one defeat at the hands of Dover at the seasons beglnnlng Summlt fell 32 l3 and then we swamped Roselle rn our next to the last game 35 O Agaun the words were uttered Can we beat Regnonalp Last year we were undefeated untrl the last game In whuch Regional beat us Thus year Regronal was undefeated wuth a fourteen stralght wln record achueved At Rlverslde Park a capacrty crowd of over lO OOO saw Rahway beat Regional l3 7 Thus thus year we again received the Group ll champnonshrp as the re sult of such a superb record Frfteen men recerved letters thus year Allan Buhl and Norman Davls co captains Louls Valentn Frank Wletry john Bod nar Leon Bacngalupo Duck Stlffler Roger Hone Glen Hngglns Charles Amasro Wrlluam C-rahull Lee Krrby Nate Smuth Leon Smrth and B ll Bartz manager Wlth tne graduation of twelve Sensors thangs do not look too well but we are sure that Coach Hoagland can brmg about another very successful season . . ., . . 1 y V . . . 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On December 10 1949 the basket ball season of 1948 49 was unaugurated at Rahway Hugh as the team traveled to Sprungfueld and defeated Reguonal 45 39 Thus vuctory plus the fact that coach Earl Walter had several letter men from last season on the team gave prospect to a most successful season The team contunued uts wunnung ways to funush the regular schedule of games wuth a record of ten vuctorues and seven defeats Thus record us very good con whuch Rahway lost had the best teams they had had un ten years Durung the season Rahway Hugh was vuctoruous twuce over Lunden wunnung by scores of 31 30 and 49 37 Two vuc torues were scored over Cranford and sunle vuctorues were scored over Edu son Reguonal Roselle Park Hughland Park and St Peters of New Bruns wuck Rahway was twuce defeated by Hullsude and Plaunfueld and beaten once by Reguonal jefferson and St Peter s The annual alumnu game was won by Rahway Hugh 38 30 As the last of the scheduled games ended attentuon was turned to the thurteenth annual Unuon County Bas ketball Tournament un whuch Rahway has partucupated annually and has won four champuonshups ln the furst round of play Rahway walloped Pungry 67 '51 Dave Tatro john Bodnar and Bull Roman were hugh scorers un thus game however Rahway s aspuratuons for the champuonshup were quenched un the second round as we lost to Plaunfueld 44 31 Bull Roman was hugh scorer of the game for Rahway john jones and john Bodnar served as co captauns for thus years team Coach Walter was assusted by john Kuhlman of the faculty Charles Hull was the manager 19 , 24 x23 1 sidering that several of the schools to ' .' . 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UW' Bauelaff Although the Rahway Hugh baseball team of l9-48 dud not capture the Unuon County Conference champuon shp as uts predecessor of l947 had done t dud compule a very umpressuve s ason s record wunnung eleven games and Iosung only eugfut The l948 season was started wuth only a few lettermen from the champuonshup team of l947 However Coach Earl Hoagland assust ed by Robert Berger guuded the team to another successful season Two of the eleven vuctorues of the season were scored over Rahway s arch ruvals Thomas jefferson and Lunden jefferson was defeated by a score of 7 5 and Lunden was edged 9 8 Rah way scored vuctorues un close games wuth Dunellen 3 2 Roselle Park 7 6 Holy Trunuty 4 2 and Hughland Park 5 3 Cranford and St lVlary s of Eluza beth were routed by scores of 6 l and 9 2 respectively The only shutout of the season was scored at tne expense of Eduson 3 O Rahway was defeated by Reguonal for the furst turne un bas ball by a core of 5 4 Other defeats were suffered at the hands of Metuchen St Patruck s Unuon Westfueld Plaunfueld Hullsude and Roselle Rahway Hugh compuled a record of sux vuctorues and four defeats un Unuon County Conference competu tuon The lettermen of the l948 team were ouufuelders Duck Keller Leon Smuuh ames Carlun and Roger Hone unfuelders Norman Davus Fred Mar chutto Rudy Nadler and Harry Reuser catcher john Bodnar and putchers Stan Zuobro and Frank Wuetry Rudy Nacller was captaun and leadung batter of the team 44 31:10 .... ,fr V lv ' u 'Cf .. H' l T Au M1 . I ,ef ' 7 l fi '4' Af' ' ' f 4 1, uf . :Q A 1, Y , ' , A t t V .., ' , 4 ur . . up Q I ' 4-I f L R , Q' ' 1 ' X- I I , ' n r ' . g v3s.,,4,gww5',,g,egff' gggj, fij 1 J - A' - Y K- ' I l ' l l . . . , , . i , I n ' ' ' l A l 9 S 5' I . . , - l . ' . . , .... 1 ' - I . . . , , VL . . .L I . l . . , - 1 g - - - I 1 - . . . . ' 2 . ' Q . I . . . . . ?fM'0JfA1llg During its third year in R. H4 S.. wrestling had shown to all that it is permanently established as a major sport lt attracted top at- tendances at all meets, outdrew baseball, and compares with foot- ball and basketball, Our team this year did well with seven wins and three losses to the credit of our strong men. ln our first meet we were de feated by Roselle Park 3l 7 and Regional 28 8 ln our next meet we beat Perth Amboy 3l l3 Al though we went down to defeat at the hands of Union l9 l5 in our next meets we took Carteret 28 l'5 coped Plainfield 22 l5 defeated Somerville 20 ll and held Bound Brook 21 9 Thomas jefferson suffered defeat I8 l6 and in our last remaining meet we trounced St Benedict s Prep 3l 8 Thus we brought to a close a most successful season Coach Robert Berger with the aid of Roger Hone captain of this year s team developed a squad of w'iich Rahway can be very proud roM Ol nfry At the beginning of the season Coach Fred Schmidt looked over the prospects of a Cross Country team and saw but one holdover from last year Cieorge Robbins C orge set the pace for the squad which consisted mainly of ma terial that was inexperienced Through thorough training and diligent workouts the squad pro gressed in efficiency slowly and steadily The team spirit was upheld throughout the season in spite of eight defeats and a second in a triangular meet with jefferson and Edison We finished second to jefferson and ahead of Edison ln the eight dual meets although we were triumphant not once many of the scores were close Defeats were handed us by Kearny Plainfield Union C as ford Dover lvletuchen West field and St Benedicts Prep In the county meet we were sixth out of seven and in the state we were ninth out of fifteen Lettermen this year were Cap tain George Robbins james Pet t loseph Conley Philip Arabia Peter Small Loren Zimmerman Richard Cunningham and Man ager Ronald Collins The Coach is Fred Schmidt J . 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Last years Track Team al though not boastung an outstand ung record came through wuth some tune unduvudual perform ances Some outstandung athletes were Co captauns George Robbuns and Henry Wrmmer The former s ored regularly un the mule and half mule whule the latter achuev ed most of the scorung un the shot duscus and uavelun Parks was a bug asset to us un the mule wuth lxurby un the low hurdles lOO yard and 220 yard dashes Sava cool coped un the broad jump Goluns un the pole vault and 9umon un the hugh jump and uave ln Faurweather and Pettut dud well together un the hugh hurdles Despute these unduvudual accom plushments Rahway s record was not umpressuve ln seven dual meets we managed to walk away vuctoruous but once over Eduson Coach Fred Schmudts squad tell prey to lvletuchen Cranford Lun den Pungry Hullsude and Re guonal 0 GPH GHC? Thus year much prause can be guven to the Modern Dance Group lt was organuzed early un September and has eughty actuve members from all classes The group was so large that the gurls were duvuded unto three groups Each group meets once a week clurung the gurls free peruods The Modern Dance Group pre sented a serues of several tableaus for the Ghrustmas Festuval held un December These tableaus were very realustuc and added much to the success of the program In May the dancers wull guve a serues of four dances for the Operetta The Red lVlull Also un May the gurls wull present several unterest ung and appropruate dances for the lunuor Senuor Receptuon Along wuth these specual actuv utues the gurls learn exercuses and practuce modern dance steps The group us under the durectuon of Muss Eluzabeth Mclvlanus who has worked hard wuth the group and may be creduted wuth uts suc cess s' ! .. - v . ' - , . X - . . . x ' V x 'u N C . . . . . xl' u - I ' , W ,N . . .X , M u I ' ' X , . ,Y 1 . I v . - . . u , . - - rx l ' - . . . . . .. . u- . . u . . 46 Q24 ,4fALf.C5 The furst actuvuty of the year under taken by our gurl athletes was the round robun volleyball tournament conducted among the gym classes Amud much hard work and some wonderful team work The jug s came out the vuctors wuth Lu l Abner s Schmoos takung second place honors The gurls wull re ceuve awards for these vuctorues A basketball round robun was also conducted by those gurls partucupatung un basketball durung Peruod 8 Thus group also took part un varuous Sport Days three teams from each school partucupatung At the home meet wuth Cranford the R H S Sophomores de feated Cranford wuth a tremendous score whule the Rahway lunuors sweated out a 3 pount vuctory and the hard playung Rahway Senuors dropped a 2 pount loss to the even harder play ung Cranford gurls At the Cranford away game the Rahway Senuors and junuors won and the Sophomores lost At Westfueld the Senuors and Sopho mores were vuctoruous whule the lunuors tued wuth the Westfueld team Refresh ments and a trup out of town for the teams added to the success of these Sport Days In the sprung the gurls may be een playung tennus archery and softball Thus year a tennus elumunatuon tourna ment was planned un whuch a wunner and a runner up wull be determuned Several Sport Days un softball were ar ranged and a round robun wull be con ducted un whuch gurls un all gym classes wull par ucupate The wunner of thus round robun wull receuve awards C-urls athletucs are under the super vusuon of Muss Elysua Phulupp who us assusted by Muss Eluzabeth McManus n 7 n - 1 tu u 11 . . u . uf .u 1 H . - . . 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L. . . . a . . , . - t An interest by several Rahway Hugh School boys durung the past few years has lead to the maint nance of a golf team whuch engages un matches wuth neighboring hugh schools In the Sprung of l948 there was doubt as to whether a team would be organuzed at that tum However Earl Walter replacung Mrs Eluzabeth Magnuer as advuser came to the rescue and Rahway Hugn had a golf team which engaged un several unduvudual and dual matches wuth other teams The l948 team was composed of C-eorge Kosty Sam Kosty Charles Mazur Vxfulluam Roman and Edwun Cosgrove el'll'll5 The l948 Tennus Team experienced the most successful season ut had known un years The vuctoruous season was a defunute trubute to such stellar players as Duck Parkhurst Pauu Lundsay and Rucky Hall who stayed wuth the team through four years of competutuon Duck Ohlweuler Bob Cardner Duck Brunnung and Charles Colodner completed the first team There were approxumately thurty fuve boys who trued out for the sport and whule they dud not make the l948 team they have a chanc to prove theur work to tlae new tennus coach of l949 Edward Perrune Such teams as Thomas efferson Cranford New Brunswuck Dunellen North Plaun fueld and others fell before the play of thus l948 team Perth Amboy was the only team to mar an otherwuse perfect season for the R H S squad The team was coached by Muss Elysua C Phulupp led man goof a The Freshman football team of Rahway Hugn School coached by Ray Drake provudes who wull someday compruse Rahway Hugh s varsuty eleven Each year games are scheduled wuth Freshman teams from neughborung hugh schools Thus year s team contunued the tradu tuon of wunnung Freshman teams un Rahway Hugh by capturing four of the seven games payed The Rahwav Frosh routed Plaunfueld and North Plaunfueld by scores of 30 O and 33 O respectuvely Bound Brook was defeated un a clo e game 7 O The cther vuctory wa secured at the expense of Cranford I9 O Ro elle Park Lunden and Perth Amboy scored vuctorues over the Rahway team Thus years team was characteruzed by a strong lune a fast backfueld and excellent teamwork Rahway Hugh can look forward to good varsuty eleven un years to come red l'l'l6Lll Z?6t:5L6l Cl The Rahway Freshman basketball team serves much the same purpose as does the Freshman football team Freshman basketball provudes experuence and traunung for the boys who plan to play basketball on the varsuty teams under the tutorung of Coach Earl Walter Thus year s Freshman team coached by Ray Drake produced an excellent won lost record agaunst the toughest competutuon that Unuon County could offer Cuames were scheduled wuth Freshman and unuor Hugh School teams from several Unuon County Schools unclud ung Regional Lunden Cranford Scotch Plauns and jefferson junior Hugh School of Unuon The Rahway Frosh funushed theur schedule wuth two vuctorues eacw over Reguonal Lunden and Cranford and one vuctory each over Scotch Plauns and jefferson junior Hugh of Unuon Games were lost only to efferson junuor Hugh and Scotch Plauns Thus year joseph Syko served as captaun of the team 48 QW . I V - e - K - experience in both football playing and interscholastic competition for the Freshlman boys , . . . . - l ' . ' s , - , . , ' 2 I . vw I I . . Q . v . ' . 5 - ' .X4CflUL flQif 2 A 65 3.1 F' J 'A j S X I W X , X , . . . Wafcona .jslon or SOCl0fg The hnghest organnzatnon to whuch a hugh school student may be elected us the Natuonal Honor Socuety Candidates for member shup to thus socuety are selected on the basns of Character Scholar shnp Leadershnp and Service Membership IS llmuted to juniors and Sensors lnductuons are held durnng each semester The flrst lnductron was held on january 5 At thus meetlng eught Sensors and fave unlors were recelved unto membershup Our organnzatuon C h a p t e r l575 a wo ld wude lnstltutlon performs many school tasks Those tasks of most Importance are the maintenance of the lnformatlon desk provrdlng ushers and guldes for all functnons conductmg the American Educatuon Week and Memorlal Day assemblues and of new Importance the sponsorship of partucupants In the lunuor Town Meetung Broadcasts Offucers for the frrst term were Edward Hurtado presldent Carol Bczung vrce presldent Lulluan Polacco treasurer George Sher wood the advrser has guuded the socnety through a most enloyable and very active year The club looks forward to sev eral sociable meetungs which wall be clumaxed by the annual pncnuc Sill Gilt 60lll1Clf The executuve commuttee of the Student Councll for thus year consnsted of Richard Archer pres :dent Donald Wnnter vnce press dent Ann Archer secretary and Carol Bozung treasurer together wnth twenty student representa trves The Councrl credited utself One of the most noteworthy was nts active partscnpatuon ln the an nual forum of New jersey Student Counculs whuch was held at Princeton Unuversuty Thus years Council succeeded nn arranging an assembly program featurung Dr Earle W Brown the famous blrnd pnannst The Student Coun cal was also host to a Un on County meeting of Student Coun cnls whnch was held at our school In February to discuss mutual problems Refreshments and a tour of the bunldung for the guests preceded thus meeting Among nts other accompllshments was the purchase and decoration of the Chrustmas tree and the arrange ment for transportatuon of the team and cheerleaders to the football games One of tne proposed projects which If accomplished wall be a feather In the Council s cap as the complete revlsnon of nts con stltutuon The Student Councul advnsers are Mass Nancy Snnclaur and ason Kemp . I , I , , Rodig, secretary: and Rosemarie with. many outstanding projects. . W ' ' ' i A ' . S ' I ' . . l , Z A 1 V , I 1 1 . V 4 O l , 2 I Y X Wnwvf ' T I I ' . . . I 51 Orc ed ifa Probably one of the most up and comlng organizations func newly founded student orchestra This group numbering thirty flve members us under our lnstru mental music Instructor Ray Cleveland The orchestra has shone at both the Sensor and lunnor plays and at the operetta Tne Red Mull The strnng section IS one to be proud of and the group IS glven addntuonal nnstructnon by IV' Cleveland ln classes arranged for them Because the orchestra IS o new there as much room for lm provement but wnth the con tlnued enthusuasm of the players and an actuve :nterest taken by the students the orchestra wall have a strong foundatlon on whnch to build for years to come I! An outstanding attraction in the Rahway High School is the Band composed of fifty members under the durectuon of Ray Cleve land Tnls organlzatlon besides blasting out Invely marches at all of the football games partlc: pated an our weekly assemblses and aided nn many cnvlc functnons throughout the school year One of the most remarkable things about the Band ns thenr ablluty to assemble at a short no tlce and perform Thus was clear ly seen when they made their ap pearance at the flrst assembly The Band embarked upon thear Fnrst Annual Band Concert thus year wnuch was presented on Feb ruary 4 l949 at the Hugh School tioning in the high school is the p T ' ' ' ' rr. ' s 52 W1 Yell 6401115 One of the outstandung aCtuvu tues un Rahway Hugh School us the Muxed Chorus The Chorus com prused of l65 members presented theur Yuletude choral musuc the sungung of many solos be utuful padeantry work trayed wuth the and of Muss Manus and her group Thus event was marked by the appearance of the new chour gowns guven to the school by the Parent Teacher As socuatuon The Muxed Chorus struves to guve each member un addutuon to an experuence of sungung wuth a large group an extensuve musucal background Many members of the chorus have performed before p us an por Thus year the Chorus launched utself upon a productuon of Vuctor Herbert s Red lvlull The chorus for thus performance was chosen from the Muxed Chorus Thornton Monez us the faculty durector of the Chorus .SDIQPLH g OIOQFQHII Thus year Rahway Hugh School added an en turely new feature to uts already long lust of actuvutues That feature was the presentatuon of the colorful operetta The Red lvlull wrutten by Vuctor Herbert The operetta was made possuble by the Parent Teacher Assocua tuon and the Musuc Department of Rahway Hugh School under the supervusuon of faculty advusers Thornton Monez and Ray Cleveland The performance of the operetta on t'ue eve nungs of May 5 and 6 culmunated weeks of untensuve work and traunung by the Hugh Schoc Chorus 53 . . ' . I ' ' d a ,, - . . , MC- different civic affairs. 1 - CAemzJfry A Room 302 is the scene of the twice monthly meetings of the Chemistry Club directed by Fred Schmidt adviser The Chemistry Club offers an outlet for extra curricular interest in the field of chemistry Each year the mem bers perform various demonstra tions and experiments according to their interests and for their ap preciation This year the club members were hosts to the Biol meeting Some m mbe s took part in the Science Department as em b y which is under t e direction of Lee Yothers head of the Sci ence Department The officers for l949 are Rob ert Vastano president Ronald Collins vice president Helen Boggs secretary and William Reeves treasurer Mary Brophy is the chairman of the Program Committee which is important in the promotion of the clubs ac tivities is.,z,,, cm The Biology Club consists of active Sophomores wishing to fur- ther their knowledge of biology in an enioyable manner. The Club meets the second Tuesday of each month, with all members partici- pating in forums, quizzes, and spelling bees to further their bio- logical knowledge of the world about them A trip to the Museum of Natural History was enjoyed by all and the traditional annual meeting with the Chemistry Club was successfully held The officers of the club were oseph Rucci president Val lvleinzer vice president Ruth Kochy secretary Wally Arm strong treasurer Lee Yothers is the club adviser ' u ogy Club in a social and scientific R ' 1'-. C A . e r . . A S - g - I . - I . . f i , ,1 K 54 ol, CCWCQ jfdHCCl l5 One of the active clubs un Rah way Hugn Le Cercle Francais has led a very eventful year under the A few of the more exciting ac tuvutues of thus club which wull always be remembered by ts members were the Christmas Party at which new members were welcomed the point meet ing wuth the Spanish Club un Feb ruary the program for the public un March and the annual trup to New York un May All meetings of thus club are conducted en francais except for a few words which are too hard to pronounce Membership us based entirely on scholarship Elugubuluty us lumuted to French l students receuvung A s French ll students receuvung B s and thurd year students who receive C s The offucers for the school year were loan Kochy president Helen Boggs vuce president Deb by Mullman secretary and Clorua La France treasurer Aluce Fedor program chairman was responsu ble for the many Iuvely meetings A ollafcn A The Latun Club of Rahway Hugh has always been a popular extra curricular actuvuty Thus year was no exception as the membership enrollment illustrated The club held frequent meetings and these meetings novelty was the keynote The students played Latun Bingo solved Latun cross word puzzles, translated Latun songs unto English, and matched wuts in other contests invented by Edward Perrune, the cIub's ad vuser The featured actuvuty of the club this year was its lount meet ung wuth the French Club ln thus meetung a hot battle of wuts was waged between the Latun and the French brains Several other group meetings were held An other umportant socual event was the annual sprung trup to New York where everyone had a grand time The offucers of the Latun Club were president, Lulluan Rodug, vuce president, Edward Purdy, treasurer Russell Ashby, secre tary, Rosemarie Polacco ' . ' ' ,gf,5:f' A I l I T , - s - .. guidance of Miss Nancy Sinclair. i lv Q . ' u ' , in 55 IQGHIJA K L Anyone who has studied or is studying Spanish is eligible to goin the Spanish Club What goes on behind the closed doors of room Zl 7? At their meet- ings the Spanish Club studies and discusses the people, customs, and civilization of Spanish speak- ing countries. Many students in the club correspond with their South and Central American neighbors. thereby gaining first hand information about these people. The Spanish Club is planning a trip to New York in the near future. ln the big city they will earch for and study all of the available sources of Hispanic cul- ture and civilization. They may even dine at a Spanish restaurant to make the atmosphere seem more authentic. Club officers are president, Rose lvlorrag vice-president, lean Canamg secretary, joan Browerg treasurer, Edward Figueroa. Car- mine Bruni is the club's adviser. VERE IN lfl L ' QDUUIJCAU Mfelll This year two of the officers of Der Deutsche Verein are native Germans The president Peggy Limmeroth is from Kassel and the secretary Elly Geisler hails from Hannover At one of the early meetings these girls each gave talks on school life in Ger many and German social events They also brought to the club many interesting ideas for club activities The club celebrated a Weih nachtsfest in which the mem bers enioyed genuine German Christmas cookies and received gifts from the appropriately clad Weihnachtsmann The activities of the second semester were high lighted by a trip to the German section of New York with a visit to a German motion picture and restaurant and also a hike and picnic in lvlay The officers are Peggy Limme roth president Barbara Geiling vice president Elly Geisler sec retary Norma Ritter treasurer Shirley Vogel is the faculty ad viser juiblfe ,NOIIIQIIIIILQPJ of America The FHA, which is three years old in Rahway High School, is a member club of the natuonal or ganuzatuon of FHA clubs The members study methods of good hcmemakung such as cookung sewung and home plannung Thus year the FHA collected and packed Chrustmas gufts for tne chuldren of war torn Europe The club has also made toys for the Red Cross sponsored the Betty Barret Fashuon Show from Bamberger s and made favors for the Camp Kulmer boys for Chrust mas Easter and New Year s The FHA also sponsored the annual Thanksguvung Basket assembly durung whuch baskets of food from the varuous home rooms and clubs are dusplayed on the stage lvluss Catherune Parent us the club advuser The offucers are Lor raune Dura presudent Charlotte Luttell vuce presudent Peggy lvlc Cartney secretary Rosalue Luvellu treasurer and Maruan lVlcCurdy hustoruan HIILOI' Gl 05C1 Utuluty us the by word of the junuor Red Cross Club of Rahway Hugh School Under the guudance of lvluss Dorothy Dowden the ad vuser of the group members do many acts of servuce Thus year they collected comuc books read une matter and playung cards for the boys of Camp Kulmer They made lunuor Red Cross toys for Home The group also made table favors for holudays such as Valen tune s Day St Patruck s Day and uly 4 whuch were sent to Camp Kulmer As usual the club spon sored and conducted the annual unuor Red Cross druve of Rahway Hugh School Due to theur efforts on thus prouect fufty dollars was collected ln addutuon to the above mentuoned actuvutues members of the club knutted thre afghans un theur spare tume The offucers of the lunuor Red Cross Club are presudent Rosalue Luvellu vuce presudent Margaret Mayer secretary Charlune Wat son treasurer Lous Van Dyke l 1 ' ' e CM I children in the Children's County if u l ' 'U ' - V A u 5 ' . I . f .r gee y D r ar y .S F . Q S F - 57 -V- QPGIQLIC .Xgftif Ernest DeWuck us advuser of the C-raphuc Arts Club an organ unterested un pruntung The chuef functuon of the club was the pruntung of the school newspaper However the club undertook sev eral other useful projects for the school durung the past year such as the pruntung of the admuttance cards for Career Day and numer ous other school actuvuty jobs The organuzatuon of the Craphuc Arts Club us dufferent from the organuzatuon of most other clubs un Rahway Hugh Instead of the usual club offucers a Senuor serves as foreman wuth assustants from the varuous classes Thus year Charles Hull us foreman Ray Pap urnuk Davud Tatro Clen Hugguns Wulluam Huckman Reno Seuders and Allen Buhl are Senuor assust ants Frank Wuetry us the junuor assustant Charles Amasuo joseph Brusco Robert Dufault and Rob ert Nolan are Sophomore assust ants the Freshman assustant us john Lang cu! cm The Chefs Club us one of the more actuve organuzatuons of Rah way Hugh lt us comprused of twelve Freshman and Sophomore boys who wush to possess an out let for theur unterest un the culu nary arts The members learn to prepare varuous food stuffs to suut theur own wnums The Chefs Club was organuzed by Mass josephune Raub who serv ed as advuser untul her death late un l948 Mrs jason Kemp then assumed the responsubulutues of the club advuser Meetungs are held twuce a month The offucers for I948 l949 are as follows presudent Clarence Wulson vuce presudent Culroy Buchan secretary George Arm strong and treasurer Terry Smuth . 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' u ization offered to those who are . - X 58 .!4I'f Cll1flpA0f0gI'Cll0Ay The Art and Photography Club us open to all Hugh School pupuls The fundamental purpose of thus club us to develop un uts members an apprecuatuon for all forms of beauty At the meetungs there are dem onstratuons and lectures un art Thus year the club plans to have Muss Anne Vaul speak about her trup to Mexuco and ullustrate ut wuth Koda Chrome sludes Ar rangements for an Art Club dance at the Rahway Art Center on Feb ruary Zl wull be duscussed The club also plans a trup to New York or Phuladelphua for the purpose of seeung works by contemporary paunters A beach party or a puc nuc may be another of the club s actuvutues The Art Club us tryung to estab lush a fund to buuld towards spe cualuzed equupment Offucers are presudent Phulup Arabua vuce presudent Myrna Kamuns secretary janet Hugguns and treasurer Ruchard Muntel The club advuser us Mrs Margaret Burke euuonazu, Cm Membershup un the Personaluty Club us made up of over lOO gurls from all four classes Thus wull make theur personaluty develop ment a more unufued and better untegrated process Thus guves the younger gurls the benefut of the older gurls addutuonal experuence On the other hand the older gurls must be tolerant of the younger gurls less mature pount of vuew just as they should be un theur home lufe The groups leaders loan Reu der presudent Beverly Rutter vuce presudent and Maryann Pe trautus secretary represent both age groups Mrs Catherune M Engel us the advuser The actuvutues are made of um meduate practucal value The gurls are formulatung un theur own munds a composute pucture of the desurable personal characterustucs of the present day All Ameru can gurl and struvung to develop and umprove those qualutues whuch wull make them attractuve undu vuduals Thu us the gurls own or ganuzatuon to analyze and attempt to meet theur personal problems cm Q . I V . . 2 T u a - . .S . . . 59 jf C0l'l'll'YleI'Cll1 This club consists as the name suggests of students of the com mercial course Through this club they receive a better idea of what The club meets once a month to discuss commercial work They sometimes give skits or plays at the meetings They also test each others typing and shorthand speeds The club acquires experience and money for its treasury by do ing commercial work for local business men They award gold silver and bronze typing pins to those in each typing class who type a certain number of words per minute The officers are president Francis Buffa vice president C-loria La France secretary janet Bean treasurer Alice Schmaeling T e adviser is Richard M Nash Z?6lI1LiIIg C2614 The Banking Club consists of one representative from each home room, Richard lvl. Nash, the adviser, calls the club together when necessary There are no scheduled meetings The club sponsors drives for the Red Cross and other charity or ganizations They are responsible for the sale of tickets for events suc'1 as basketball and football games They sponsor the Parent Teacher Association membership drive They handle all money mat ters for the Home Rooms The officers are president joan Kc hy vice president lacklones treasurer joan Hoffman Richard M Nash is the club adviser 3 fn? I Q I 10 CLA I ' -c to expect in the business world. A ln - I in ,,,f 4,4 h l ' ' l ' . 4. TT 60 me j,...,.gA. cm To serve her school and her community and to develop a well rounded character is the aim of each member of tne Blue Triangle Club This group of thirty girls forms one of the most active clubs in the school The club began this year with its candlelight induction of new members Its other activities in cluded a Thanksgiving dance full length motion picture to earn money for donations to worthy charities throughout the year and the sale of Christmas Cards The officers attended the Eastern Tri Hi Y conference Many interest ing meetings were planned by the program committee including a talk by Mrs William A Staples about conditions in India the an nual Christmas party and a junior Senior basketball game Miss Thelma Frazee and Mrs Arthur I Scha fer are co advisers of the club The officers are Frances Schaefer president Eliz abeth C-ray vice president Ethel Westervelt secretary and Irene Popp treasurer Mary Lou Mul cahey is chaplain ff! The Hi Y is a club composed of boys from the three upper classes Its function is to create maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. Every year the Hi-Y engages in social and athletic events with Hi-Y clubs from neighboring towns. One of the most interest- ing and most educational events of the past year was the Central Atlantic Conference of Hi-Y Clubs at Haddon Heights, New jersey, in which Robert Simon and George Robbins participated. An- other outstanding event for the members was the winning of the Union-Middlesex Hi-Y basketball championship. The club contrib- uted to the community during the past year by repairing and dis- tributing Christmas toys to needy children. james Pettit is Hi-Y president, with Ed Hurtado serving as vice- presidentg Robert Simon, secre- taryg and Elmer Breza, treasurer. George Robbins is chaplain. Wil- liam Hackett is the Y.M.C.A. ad- viser, and Andrew S. Vitiello is the faculty adviser, succeeding Mr. Crane. f f!j.f' T gill. if-Vp Z., Z . ,,f'7fd l,Q,.:. , . . . , I ,!.,. vi I I ll , . . 3 V I I 3 f Q Jk- FCI, 0 CLH6! .9l'lCAl5!l'y I'0ll 9 The Trade and lndustry Course us the only course un Rahway Hugh School that trauns those unterested un learnung a trade The boys un thus course work for one week and then spend the followung week un school Every other week the boys are found un school tak ung courses durectly related to the trade they are pursuung Other courses unclude Englush hustory and matnematucs The Senuor class should be thankful to the Trade and lndus try group for theur efforts to rause money for the Senuor class treas ury by presentung a motuon puc ture jyfy A The Key Club of Rahway l-lugh School us a member of the unter natuonal organuzatuon of Key Clubs sponsored by the Kuwanus Club There are more than eleven thousand Key Club members throughout the world The Rah way Key Club was organuzed un the Sprung of I947 under the guudance of the Rahway Kzwanus Club The Key Club us a servuce organuzatuon whose purpose us to help the school and communuty by doung useful protects One of the most umpcrtant prouects of the past year was the successful promotuon of Career Day un col laboratuon wuth the Student Coun cul and tne Kuwanus Club Thus year Donald Wunter serv ed as Lueutenant Governor of the Clubs C-ulbert Herer us presudent Sam Kosty us vuce presudent Ed wun Eastman us secretary and Charles Colodner us treasurer Meetungs are held twuce a month New members are unducted un the autumn and agaun un the sprung ..,. .u,,.c, , . f I -, ll ' A - l V Ffth Dstrct of New jersey Key 4 I. ,4 ' ' 'y 62 f gif QOAII W!Cll'JAfl! olglllf All Senior law students may be- come members of the john Mar- shall Law Club The hlghllght of thus year s ac tlvltles was the trap to New York on February 25 They vnslted the Federal Reserve Bank and a court room The trup ended with dinner at the Hotel Taft and atten dance at the Broadway success Where s Charley? This trlp was greatly enjoyed by all of the pupnls who attended The oftucers of the club are presldent Wnllnam Kash vuce presndent Loretta Truppa treas urer Rose Morra secretary I seph Conley lrvung Rapps ns the club advlser 63 3740 llllg A This year the Debating Club organlzed early ln October wnth more than suxty members te largest It has ever enrolled The purpose of the organization u glve the puplls some theory ard mg lnstructuon was also gnven n parluamentary procedure Numerous intra mural and w ter scholastic debates and torur' s were conducted Questions ot a national and nnternatlonal natu e were duscussed The two hugh polnts ot the ye were the all day Conference he :l an December at Union Coun y unlor College and the annl. l Faculty Student debate held February The executuve committee con susts of Donald Wnnter presndenl Carol Bozung vuce president Edith Marsh secretary Hnllaa d Farber treasurer Edward Perm e ns the faculty advnser 7 , , . , , F I F . 1 . o- ' u ' , h 1 ' A T ' ' 's to A V H V . . 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A ? - ' , V ' - ' ' er l ' - ln VW jL Oll l'I'I Cl lzflfl To the lournalusm class goes credut for the publucatuon of the school newspaper the one and onl Rahwa Hu h School Rec Y Y 8 ord Thus remarkable puece of luterature comes out once a week and us by far the most dulugently studued work of the whole Hugh School It contauns the tremendous total of four pages all uam packed wuth artucles unterestung to the students Each edutuon of the paper features a column devoted to two outstandung Senuors a boy and a gurl Thus us called the gently uubbung edutorual an avudly read utem called Tattle tales vyhuch ontauns all the up to the munute boy gurl stuff the offuce news burthdays and a sports sec tcn tellung of the actuvutues of t e Rahway Hugh heroes Puctures and club news full un the remaun urg space All preparatuons pre lmunary to funal dustrubutuon of me weekly are conducted by the curnalusm members Untul Feb ruary the pruntung department dud all the pruntung necessary for pub lucatuon except lunotypung The offucers of the journalusm Club are ed tor n ch ef Ceo Ge Fox assustant edutors leanne Brelle Betty Schultz Barbara B Nelson sports edutor Charles Colodner feature edutor Cecule Fox The faculty advuser for thus club us Loy E Owen of the Eng'ush department Spotlught There are also a ol, Pdf? 0lfll'lCl Under the guudance of Muss Anne Vaul advuser of Rahway Hugh Schools Lubrary Councul students learn the routune at tached to runnung an effucuent lu brary Theur work consusts of checkung volumes un or out put tung away returned reference work repaurung torn books and doung all the necessary lubrary er rands In the course of theur work members acquure an excellent fund of general unformatuoru and an apprecuatuon of books Thus year as usual the Coun cul planned and carrued out many unterestung actuvutues Two of uts members Barbara Farmer and Aluce Barton represented Rahway Hugh at the New jersey School Lubrary Councul Assocuatuon meet ung The club also had a Chrustmas party and a trup to New York un t e sprung For the benefut and convenuence of the rest of the students members of the Lubrary Councul compuled a lust of recom mended hugh school readung The offucers of the club are presudent Dorus Masopust vuce presudent Aluce Barton secretary C-agnon 64 ur rs, y 56 'f e J ' - H . . A I U ' - Ellen Conwayg treasurer, Connie , ' P ' , - , V u -u - u , fo I . I. me eslfferarg For those students who are fond of reading, Rahway High offers the Literary Club. Each year under the guidance of Miss Anne O'Donnell, the club adviser, in- terested students organize a new literary group. This group meets once a month to discuss the mer- its of current best sellers and the writing techniques of their au- thors At each meeting several members volunteer to read books the others have chosen and to give reports on them A few of the outstanding books read this year were Within tlne Harbor by Sare Ware Bassett Shannon sWay byA I Cronin I rims Inn by Eliza et Coudge Tess of the D Urber villes by Thomas Hardy Vanity Fair by Thackeray Web f Days by Lee This vear several innovations club s activities One of the new discussion of poetry another the ties of autl-ors past and present movies such as Henry Vlll The one and only outstanding annual sprung trip to New York immensely The officers of the Literary Po'acco vice president loan were introduced to round out the features was the oral reading and comparison of the literary quali a third was the review of great social event of t e season was the where everyone enjoyed himself Club were president Rosemarie Kochy secretary Carol Frant nv 65 W jAeafre Aria A The Theatre Arts Club meets once a month to discuss movies stage plays and other phases of the theatre Membership in thus club is limited to Sophomores in terested in the study of the the atre The prvmary aim of tnis club is to acquaint its members more thoroughly not only with e stage but with what goes on hind the stage This includes e application of make up the and effectiveness of scenery an footlights and direction Various actors lives and back USG ground such as their education ability and opportunities they ve received in climbing the ladder to success are discussed during these meetings The ten best movies of t e year and the Pulitzer Prlze Plays are also reviewed ln the spring the club plans many activities among which are visiting the Paper Mill Playhouse and having a guest speaker Officers are president Doris Taylor vice president Felicia Kuschenten and secretary Eileen Shannon Miss M Alberta Con lan IS club adviser ..p.lg . . 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' X 'ttf sw . f F5 MITLOI' g The lunuor class of Rahway Hugh School presented theur an March ll I949 Members of the cast were Ma Robunson Barbara Sumon Pa Robunson Howard Ka gan Mrs lennue Baldwun Dorus Ann Frazer Hazel Robunson Katnleen Schaefer Matt McAllus ter Donald Wunters Bull Mc Alluster Edward Purdy Rollolen kms Robert Buhl Mrs ane B Aszman was the coach Hazel Robunson had lust be come engaged to Rollo lenkuns when lennue Baldwun the neueh borhood gossup appeared at the Robunson homestead and stated that she preferred Bull McAlluster to Rollo lenkuns Bull Mc!-Xlluster was poor but hus soft soapung personaluty led people to refer to hum as Applesauce Bull s Uncle Matt thought Hazel was un love wuth Bull merely to secure has uncles money Rollo and Hazel decuded to break theur engage ment then Bull proposed Bull and Hazel were happuly marrued Uncle Matt McAlluster provuded Bull wuth a good posutuon as al ways Bull and Hazel luved happuly ever after Sencor Cn the nught of November I9 l948 eleven lucky Senuors were cast un the play The Ghost Flues South under the durectuon of Mrs lane B Aszman The plot unvolved the conse quences of the Mereduth gurls gamble on the New York stock market un wnuch they won S400 OOO Anuta who was engaged to Morgan Wunthrop trued to hude her doungs behund the story that she had unheruted the money from her uncle un Nome Alaska The gurls went to great pauns to con vunce Grandma Bantry that she had had a son When they had convunced Granny that she had had a son Wull am Bantry S wudew and partner appeared and caused a great dusturbance un the household Homer Reed the law yer made all legal moves under the eagle eye of hus jealous wufe After much confusuon caused by the Uncle Wulluam story and much forguvung and forgettung the play ended happuly Members of the cast uncluded Anuta Mereduth Aluce Fedor Duana Mereduth Dorus Masopust Grandma Bantry Gladys Fruese Mrs Morgan Wunthrop Sr Carol Bozung Tyler Rankune Sam Kosty Homer Reed George May Mrs Homer Reed Muruel Dolan Mary Ann Muller Buck Hollus Ruchard Durand Chuquuta Lor raune Dura 'Q' - ,L a -rs' f ,, -91 , - u , y c- ' 1 ' ' ' .' .. , at Q 11 l . . ' u . , 'S L u ,x . l ' l , X . . . 2 ' l ' ' ' ' . . 3 . A v Q , , ' w . . 4 . ' ,ofa ' : nual play, Applesauce, on Morgan Winthrop, Gilbert Hererg l . ' q . D . U . Y t L . - A rv . . . s 5' v . .. i . ,, gi I 66 UHLOP 301011 Weeflllg 0 l 2 The unuor Town Meetung of the Aur us a serues of forums for hugh school students The lunuor Town Meetung sponsored by Kresge Newark and heard on statuon WAAT duscusses cur rent problems Each partucupatung school selects one speaker and one alternate Each forum has four speakers and one wunner us chosen for the semu funal contests The speaker thus year was Carol Bozung the alternate Donald Wunter Her topuc was Famuly traunung cannot be taught un schools lt can be learned by Iuvung un a real famuly Carol was a wunner un the furst elum unatuon L u 7C.l vo-xvlfx , , if . I'll0l lCClI1 09l0l'l OFCQEOPICIIK Oil ieiit Every year Rahway Post Number 5 sponsors the Amerucan Leguon Oratorucal Contest un Rahway Hugh School Thus years partucupants George May Carol Bozung Glorua Peapus George Scheutlun john Bodnar Dudley Paunter Howard Kagan Walter Hansen and Davud Feunberg were coached by Davud Bender of the faculty George May was chosen as the wunner Carol Bozung receuved second place Glorua Peapus and Howard Kagan were tued for thurd place George May represented Rahway Hugh un the Unuon County semu funal elumunatuon held at Westfueld He was then chosen to partucupate un the State funals at Scotch Plauns and won thurd place 'lg ma - ---9' oefr-if IQWLW gonfeaf The Eleventh Annual Contest un the readung of poetry was held March 5 l949 un Newark lt us sponsored by the Englush Club of the Newark Colleges of Rutgers Unuversuty Of forty competung school representatuves ten were chosen for the funal contest whuch was held un the afternoon of the same day Sheula Muller represented Rahway Hugh School un thus con test Dudley Paunter was chosen alternate Rahway Hugh School had the honor of competung un the funals Sheula s selectuons were three of Lundsay s poems 67 jazzy ' ' .xdir 'S -EET ' T Ll Q ,4 - ur - - C .l . . 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'l ll fb gk l'l'l!?l lCCll'l 8 llCClil0iI WHL ,X455Bl'Yl 9 The twenty eughth annual observance of Amerucan Educatuon Week sponsored by the Natuonal Educatuon Assocuatuon Amerucan Leguort Unuted States Offuce of Educatuon and the Natuonal Congress of Parents and Teachers was held un the Hugh School on November 7 l3 lt was hughlughted by the PTA s sponsorung Vusut Your School The assembly program was presented under the auspuces of the Natuonal Honor Socuety The poster and essay contests were held under the guudance of the Englush and Art Departments Numerous pruzes were offered and these were presented to the contestants at the assembly program by Superuntendent Arthur L Perry The wunners of the essay contest were Lulluan Rodug Senuor loan Kochy lunuor Ruth Kochy Sophomore and jeanette Cuaydosh Freshman All members of the Natuonal Honor Socuety partucupated un the program Edward Hurtado presuded and Lulluan Rodug conducted the openung exercuses Talks on the general theme Strength enung the foundatuons of freedom were guven by Carol Bozung Helen Boggs Aluce Fedor Mary Brophy and Eluz beth Gray Rosemarue Polacco expressed the apprecuatuon to all those who made the program possuble areer L For the past four years the Rahway Kuwanus Club has sponsored Career Day un Rahway Hugh mat on relatuve to tne varuous types of work Th student obtauns a better understandung of the occupatuons and us thus auded un the selectuon of a vocatuon The Fourth Annual Career Day was held on October 27 l948 Speakers representung thurty one dufferent vocatuons were secured by the Kuwanus Club Each Senuor lunuor and Sophomore was guven the opportunuty of hearung speakers from the two vocatuons un whuch he was most unterested For the furst tume the Freshmen we e uncluded un tne Career Day program hearung a spe al speaker and vuewung a movue un the audutoruum jason Kemp Cuudance Durector was un charge of the program assusted by the Student Councul and the Key Club lb ,4 10 IQ ,u,W Every year one of our Senuor gurls us chosen by the students and faculty to attend the Tren ton Pulgrumage of the Daughters of the Amerucan Revolutuon Curls representung D A R Chapters throughout New ersey met at the State House un Trenton They had lunch together and were taken on a tour of the cuty The purpose of the conference was to guve the gurls cutuzenshup cer tufucates A DA R commuttee selected one of the gurls to be the New jersey delegate to the Natuonal Pulgrumage Carol Bozung attended the conference thus year on March I7 68 . 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Cl a eunzon ,H cl fSpecral to the Daily Blabberlabberl Rahway june 7 l999 Last evenang sev eral reporters of the Daaly Blabberaabber were present at Rahway the world renowned me tropolas of several mulluon to report the most gala socual event of the last fafty years The Rahway Hugh School Class of I949 completely captured the cuty an holdung a great celebra tuon markang the faftaeth annaversary of the eve of thear graduafaon The celebratuon was held an the antaque ruans of the old Rahway Hugh School The blackness of the naght was allevaated by the use of canned sunlught Thus lughtung arrangement was desugned by Barney Balogh james Brauer Herbert Gubson and Clanton Garretson and anstalled by Paul Maller ames Lunaberry ack Powell Walluam Ivan john Roberts and john Dublanaca of the O at fell down Constructaon Company The anteruor dec oratuons of the old ruuns were done by Mary Brophy Helen Boggs joan Dudar Irene Popp and Evelyn Voss wuth some help from Domunuc Nardone Walluam Kash and ohn Stullman of done an atomac paants and sub spectra colors domanated by portraats of the extanct faculty of Rahway Hugh The portraats were paunted by the famous artusts Carolyn Grosse Phulup Arabua and George Nagle The speedy banquet consusted of an assorted group of pulls chosen by the receptaon commuttee whuch also greeted the guests Thus commuttee consusted of Dolores Abate Bettuna Heuer jeanne Watson Geraldane Webb Rose Malanowsku jean Graham Myra Hyde and Susan Kowachuk The unvatataons were prunted on oxygen falm by members of the Pranters Unuon ames Balarcyk john Du Fault john Hacks Charles Hll john Mesko Ray Paparnak and Davud Tatro These unvatataons were most extraorda nary an that nobody could read them but sent thear R S V P s just the same When the guests were funally assembled the party was begun wuth a welcome by Carol Bozung Frances Schaefer Edath Marsh Ethel Westervelt Eluzabeth Gray Madelane Oldfueld Duane Breslow and Nancy Doty members of the Old Maads Club were then summoned from thear knuttang to gave a cheer for old tame s sake After the gurls hobbled back to thear wheelchaars Charles Golodner began has short prelumanary address three hours later he antroduced Dr George May who wuth tears an has eyes recalled some of the old smells of 302 Everybody craed After the floor was mopped by Duck Durand and Ball Reeves the evenangs entertaanment was begun Dudley Paanter dasregardang has lumbago sang a few bars of Because fol lowed by a rendataon of Mr Fave by Fave by Sheula Muller june Luedtke sang Leprosy followed by a few numbers by the Smellung Salts Quartet composed of Edwan Eastman Margaret Rorke Barbara Bogus and Robert Sumon and accompanued by janet Leughton at the puano Wath has long gray beard wavung Howard Peskoe conducted a group of anstru ments owned by Harold Chaaten Walluam Bar ret Norma Kusely Gloraa Peapus Fred Nadler and ohn Holt an a bat of noase an order to drown out momentaraly the cacklang of the old folks Bruce Faurweather won the wheelchaur race an competatuon wuth james Pettut George Rob buns and Ronald Collans Has pruze was a fufty year old record of Mr Person repramandang four tardy pupals One of the most anterestung events of the evenang followed the wheelchaur race the old football team garbed un thear old moth eaten unuforms recalled the days when Rahway Hugh reugned supreme on the grad uron as tney dad the Vurgunua Reel or a reasonable facsamule Those partucapatang were Norman Davas Allen Buhl Roger Hone Louas Valenta Leon Smuth Glen Huggans Duck Stuf fler Don Kurby john Bodnar Leon Bacagalupo Pete Favorata ohn Argentuere and Walluam Grahull After thus athletac l9l performance the cheerleaders gave a most ampressave cheer an whuch a few of them lost thear wugs Many of th more than two hundred guests were forced to travel long dastances an order to attend t e merry shandag Rosemarue Polacco was on an extended vacatuon to the Malky Way when she receuved her anvutatuon Rachard S haeffer was on the Moon tryung to glue the atom back together agaan Doras Masopust Q I Q I I ' ' Q . . 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'T . , , f I ' . , . c 74 fSpeclal to the Dally Blabberlabbell Contmued Murlel Dolan Gllbert Herer Allce Fedor Ann Mlller and Lorralne Dura were ln Hollywood where they were maklng a plcture called Artle Shaw and Hls Forty Wives Lllllan Rodlg and Allce Barton came from lndla where they had just made news by cllmblng Mt Everest on thelr heads Ann DURIG Dorlne Eary jean Ed wards Vlrglnla Gamm Mary Lou Gates jeanne Hlll LOUISE jett Dorothy Kmak Lols Landrle Dorothy Laura and Mary Lovas arrlved from Chlna where they had just got off a slow boat from same The rocket shlp load of secretarles who ar rlved from the four corners of the unlverse presented the latest fashlons They wore dresses of materlal ranging from glass to splder webs and ranglng ln color from shocking purple and nauseatlng green whlch were deslgned by Dorothy Plno Thls group included joan Hoff man Lllllan Kovacs Glorla La France Martha Lengyel Rosalle Llvelll jean Mahoney Mar garet Mayer Marlon McCurdy Nora McGrath Mary Lou Mulcahey Marllyn Peterson Marlon the SGCFGTBTIES demonstrated several methods of getting a ralse without making the boss s wlfe jealous Several other secretarles arrlved by WIFE from their forelgn assignments These lnc'uded janet Anderson Dorls Anthony Shlr ley Armstrong Paullne Bartlett joan Brower Marllyn Chodosh Ruth Dembllng and Allce Schmaellng The last of the army of retired secretarles arrlved on a choo choo drlven by George Rothaar These SGCYGTBFIES were joan Artlmovlch Dolores Belllnger jean Canam Marle De Stefano Dorothy Schmldt Dolores Tango Dorls Warga and Carol Wormuth Also on thls choo choo were Henry Applegate Davld Cook Edwln Cosgrove George Crowell james Crowell Tom Fruda Bob Gerlng Tom Glrvln Robert Parker and james Pickens all members of the planeterlal servlce Robert Recker joseph Cherevko joseph Brooks Rob ert Gurka and joseph Zarlnsky mechanlcs were on hand to repalr the choo choo and were forced to push same the last three mlles to Rahway when the englne dlslntegrated After the traln load arrlved the gym rulns were becomlng sllghtly cramped wlth rheu matlc sufferers and false teeth wearers but stlll the guests arrlved Gladys Frlese came from Saturn where she IS currently Sfafflng as grandmother ln law ln Llfe With Grand mother ln law a play by George Fox Edward Graney the star of smelllvlslon flew ln on hls maglc rug Then a group of tlred and success ful buslness men lncludlng Blll Bartz Carl Decker Fred Glllesple john jones Danlel Kaston Steve Kobelas Henry Lucas Robert McCartney Rlchard Ohlweller and Reno Seld ers arrlved on plnk cloud No 205 The parklng lot became choked by assorted motors driven ln by Harry Relser George Rudman George Scheltlln Robert Seeman George Trembly Mayo Welsey and james Long The followlng Wlnlfred Fltch jean Howard Geraldlne Pflblla Alberta Anthony Georgia Benedlct Elsle Boyle Dorothy Colllns and Audrey Daly borrowed the llbrary pass and came to the function Among the later arrlvals were the celebrated false teeth expert Robert Vastano and hls asslstant Edlth Le Tourneur Kathleen Malej ko s presence was very welcome as she trans lated many of the messages of congratulatlons to the class whlch arrlved from Afghanistan Hejaz and several other double talk natlons ean OConnor and Rose Morra buyers were money and had to hltch hlke all the way from somewhere Barbara Farmer Connle Rowe joyce Stacy Florence Taylor Marlon TICE Loretta Truppa Valerie Maranclk Patrlcla O Grady Anna Runlewltz Ann Dl Salvlo and Mlldred Kuznltz were brought to the affalr ln barrels because they had melted when they heard Robert Kloss slng Sam You Made the Pants Too Long Last but not least nlne un fortunate souls walked lnto the party because all other forms of transportatlon had been utll lzed by the rest of the class Edward Hurtado dmln stered foot pads to the barklng dogs of these walklng men Elmer Breza Wllllam Chavan joseph DaPrlle Wllllam Hlckman Dlck Archer Abraham Parks Eugene Chavlan and Fred Van Pelt Sam Kosty gave the farewell address to the old grads and presented plans for a class re unlon ln 2049 After thls super colossal cele bratlon ended there were traffic jams reported all ov r the unlverse The Dally Blabberjabber has taken great pleasure ln reportlng thls hls torlcal lncldent and wlll endeavor to EXIST another flfty years so as to report the one hundredth annlversary of the graduatlon of the Cla s of l949 1 -. - . .. . . - . . j l u v v . V j ' ' . I 1 v 1 g 1 l v - v . ' . l ' . . . l ' ' - - l I Rack' Pearl Roller- and Grace 5C'3 PlTl0- one of late in arriving because they had spent all their . . . . . l . j .. ., . A ' X - v l v ' . - . l ' I . l l - - N ET ' f ' ' ' j y . . . l . . . ' ' . ' l ' ' ' l I v v 5 . . 1 i V F I I j n 1 Q - 75 D4 150 M QZBMLW JAMLI On a FAIRWEATHER day In MAY when a FITCH and some ROBBINS who could CRO WELL were singing IN the PARKS a MILLER met a PAINTER who had DALY been Sendung BOGUS checks to ARABIA HYDE behmd the GRA HILL he sand There s an ARMSTRONG ARCHER In the BOGGS near the MARSH I ll get a SEEMAN wlth a wooden GAMM to ROWE us across the BROOKS A FARMER chaslng a FOX over the HILL and througw the GATES of hrs OLD FIELD saw them In has COSGROVE of BARTLETT pears H sand Go to the GARRETT SON and get the TAYLOR Tell hum to bring the MAYER Suddenly the GRAY sky turned IETT bla k At an EARY nolse the crumunal began to FRIESE In hrs tracks and became TREMBLY It was the MAYER and has posse of two HICKS a COOK and a SMITH approachmg HOLT In the name of the law they sand We ve got you In our WEBB At thus the crlmunal s blood began to BOYLE and pretendung to TANGO he trled to escape Along came Mr ANTHONY who had been snttung on an APPLEGATE IVAN Idea he sand so there ll be no MOR RA thus trouble Well RACK hum up and make hum a STILLMAN by a POPP on the head Then he II be easy PICKENS At the success of the plan they celebrated wuth a Tom COLLINS and GRAHAM crackers After a LONG walt a RECKER drove the BENEDICT Arnold away Z? ffa ,J .SIMM As I sat here In English class That I could hear the bell to pass And leave and do some fushun Oh why oh why do you not say The thnngs I like to hear? Oh why Oh why am I the one That you will not call dear We went along the narrow trail The jaul was very tar For we escaped wuthout the ball On we could use a car' Thanksguvmg Day rose clear and brnght And fear faced our eleven But disappointment turned to joy When we won thurteen seven' It makes me sad and full of woe To thunk of someone who Could ere forget the good old smells That came from 302 In Engllsh class I snt all day I look I thank I ay But every time I say a word It comes out the wrong way When standlng up In hnstory class A toplc to recite The mnnutes they dld slowly pass As I stood there In trught I sat and study every day I just can t seem to understand Why I remaun so dumb I read a book of Interest wnde Ot ogres who dragons keep Ot knlgwts who battle slde by slde And then I tell asleep My neughbor has a lulac bush And those I dare not puck But lust between myself and I The odor makes me suck' There as a gurl who s very tall We two are qunte a match Wlth strength and might she throws the ball Ah me I never catch Of all the people I know well I m sure that I can say That Bob as stall the best fruend yet For he will always pay I thunk of all the happy thungs Whlch happened through the years And wonder what tomorrow brings In lute and love and tears It was a day when hearts were sad And thoughts were In the past As I remember now I m glad That I was one who passed S l ll e I . I . i Cl I' There is one thing I'm wishin'- My brain becomes so numb. . ' l ' , I I. . ' . . ' . S 1 ' 76 GIRL Dorothy Kmak Alrce Barton Barbara Bogus Evelyn Voss Carol Bozung Dorothy Schmldt Carol Bozung Irene Popp Nancy Doty Carolyn Grosse Shella Ivlxller Carol Bozung Alrce Fedor Carol Bozung Alrce Fedor Barbara Bogus Barbara Bogus FAVORITE FAVORITE FAVORITE FAVORITE FAVORITE FAVORITE GH lOl C155 Sl-IORTEST TALLEST WITTI EST NEATEST CLASS BRAINS CLASS ATHLETE voip MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST LOOKING BEST DANCER BEST ARTIST BEST SINGER BEST WORKER FOR SCHOOL BEST ACTOR BEST MUSICIAN MOST POPULAR MOST FRIENDLY AMUSEMENT COLLEGE ACTRESS RADIO STAR MAGAZINE ATHLETE 1NOTm R H S l MOST ADMIRED WOMAN 1NOTm R H S l MOST ADMIRED MAN INOT un R H S l FAVORITE FAVORITE FAVORITE FAVORITE FAVORITE FAVORITE FAVORITE SPORT MOVIE SONG AUTHOR ORCHESTRA SINGER INOT nn R H S I TELEVISION STAR BOY Rlchard Schaeffer Davld Tatro George May George Robbrns Wrllram Reeves Norman Davrs George May Allen Buhl john jones Phullp Arabla Dudley Palnter Rnchard Archer Gulbert Herer George May Allen Buhl Robert Vastano Danclng Rutgers Unnversuty lngrud Bergman Bob Hope Lu e joe DlMaggro Eleanor Roosevelt Presldent Truman Football johnny Bellnda Far Away Places Shakespeare Vaughn Monroe V ughn Monroe Mrlton Bere 645.6 Son! By Rosemarre Polacco Our hours of pleasure swiftly fleetnng Brnng us now our flnal meeting As here wathun the hall assembled Come we to bud thee fond farewell Full long the years before us Ile Through them we'll strive, O Rahway l-lngh, To use thy wisdom, freely given, To achneve the goal for which you've strnven 77 .I I .I I I BEST ORATORI. , . .... George May 'f f C S ng .jigs My Darling My Darling The pal who has the homework Far Away Places Out ot town basketball games Blue Room Room 205 Can t You Just See Yourself Wlth a dlploma ID your loand Pussy Cat Song Catty Sensor gurls Somewhere rn the Nrght There must be a college that wall accept me One O clock Jump-Whew' homework tnnnshed It s Too Soon to Know lt I ll get a pob after graduat on lll Get By Wlth 79 graduation points l Love a Parade Between the halves ot a football game Harr of Gold Eyes of Blue Ethel Westervelt Grrls Were Made to Take Care of Boys Also to do then r homework? My How the Trme Goes By During Senior Exams Peg 0 My Heart Remember our play? Wrth a Song rn My Heart l leave Varsity Chorus What s Wrong with Me What our parents ask when we brlng home report cards Srde by Slde Through the halls we walk Sunrrse Serenade The alarm clock on school days Smoke Gets rn Your Eyes Chemistry Lab The Money Song Around Reception Tlme Close as Pages rn a Book ln the School Bus Love ls Where You Frnd lt We re still looklng l Know Where l m Going When l graduate We .lust Couldn t Say Goodbye To our wonderful schoolmates Ah but lt Happens' That long awalted date with a certaxn tellow He Like rt' She Lrke rt' Gym Buttons and Bows For the Receptnon Auld Lang Syne Days In R H S Crursrng Down the River The Rahway lDeep Rav A Lrttle Brrd Told Me The rnght answers Jeannie with the Lrght Brown Harr leanne Hlll Mary Brophy Lovas Long Ago and Far Away September l945 Speed Away l-lolt Favorntu and Collins My Man John Argentuere Dublanuca Du Fault l-lscks Holt jones lvlesko Roberts Stlllman Musrc rn the Arr Near the Musnc Room ln Old New York Tlaose club trmps ln My Dreams I see all A s on my report card You Were Only Foolm About the test s belng easy Down by the Statron Wanting for the bus 78 . 0 I - , . . . , . . , . , E , , . . I ..- I . . . I , . . , . Run, Run, Run-Track Team I I . . . . . . . - . er! ' I V . CONGRATULATIONS braduatuon ns the attarnment of a worthy purpose You have our hearty congratulations for your accomplnshment May you achreve even greater goals vvxth dlstunctlon gig QW my ualnty Printing I Telephone 7 I PRINTERS OF TI-IIS BOOK 19 492 West Grand Ave. Rahvvay, New Jersey Q ' ' ' EN,-, - I99 All megclmes of photogmphs GDDQGVHWQ In this bcnok me IU Ou flies Addsflcnrwcli me W chesed at specual schcnol rates pecfa Slucfaa 212216 WEST 48TH STREET NEW YORK 19 N Y Clrcle 6 0790 O nm! Ifmfogfrapbus fo fbr 1949 Allfguloofu 80 r' T ' ' T fir - ished DQVTVQHS may be pur- Q JL K , ,-S , ,K . ,. 5', an :,A:Y,,.'t. V .-pqxk k ' In :- ,,., .,,. 3 V lf , z -ul-if A ,rs - , xv L . - - ,- . K. . L V -' - v . 1 f- -f - 1.-1 . 1- f' ' W f .-'H 'fr , -1:5-A X 'H - f'. 1 , . .M , . .V 3 .sir-1 if . 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