Ramsey High School - Nugget Yearbook (Ramsey, NJ)

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Senior Calendar May 14. 1935-Sophomore Amateur Hour Margaret Guy, Chairman Advisors: Misses I. Sullivan, E. Cunningham. October 28. 1935-Iunior Ha1lowe'en Dance Katherine Foote, Chairman Advisors: Misses E. Preische, W. Mallin. December, 1935-Iunior Christmas Card Sale Iean K. Robertson, Chairman Advisors: Misses W. Mallin, E. Preische. Ianuary 23, 1936-Junior Movie Benefit Ann D'Arcy, Chairman Advisor: Miss E. Preische May 9. 1936-Iunior Novelty Nite Madelon Ruiner, Chairman Advisors: Miss E. Preische, Mr. I. Patrick. May 29. 1936-Iunior Promenade Madeion Rutner, Chairman Advisor: Miss W. Maiiin May. 1936-Ring Committee Louise Gitto, Chairman Advisor: Mrs. Smith Iune 20,' 1936-Iunior Picnic Iunior Advisors: Miss Mailin, Miss Preische, Mrs. Smith. December 28. 1936-Senior Hop Thelma Pinckney, Chairman Advisors: Miss G. Miller, Miss M. Mangan. March 12 and 13, 1937-Senior Play Iean Goodman, Chairman Advisors: Misses G. Miller, E. Cunningham, Mr. I. Patrick Iune 11. 1937--Class Nite Madelon Rufner, Chairman Advisors: Miss Miller, Miss Mangan. Iune 17, 1937-Commencement Exercise Senior Advisors: Miss G. Miller, Miss M. Mangan. Iune 18, 1937-Senior Picnic Senior Advisors: Miss G. Miller, Miss M. Mangan. 25

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THE NUGGET OF 'av Class History On that long-remembered day in September 1933, we, the seniors of to- day, entered the portals of Ramsey High School as unsuspecting freshmen. Reassured by Mr. Tisdale's customary words of welcome to the newest group of lowly freshmen, we were filled with the determination to surpass the standards set by other classes. While our freshmen year was comparatively uneventful, our boys had exceptionally fine baseball and basketball teams, excelling even under stiff competition. Rising to become sophomores, we gained much confidence in ourselves. We presented a fine Amateur Nite program in assembly, giving many mem- bers of our class the opportunity of exploiting their many varied talents. When at last we were distinguished juniors and could number ourselves among the ranks of upper classmen, we became very energetic and decided to give the public the benefit of our many talents. We strengthened our treas- ury considerably by selling Christmas Cards to our many friends and by giv- ing a benefit movie. Encouraged by this, we began our activities by holding the annual dance in our gymnasium. Following this, We presented Iunior Novelty Nite before a large and appreciative audience. It without doubt far surpassed any other given. The crown of our activities, the ever-popular prom, was held, as usual, in the gym where with light hearts we danced our cares away to the rhythm of a popular orchestra. We ended our year successfully with the annual picnic to Lake Hopatcong. At last the highest peak of our school career has been reached and We have become a mighty senior class. Faced with the realization that our treas- ury needed reimbursing, Growing Pains, a comedy in three acts, which proved both a financial and dramatic success, was presented. As a result of the success of this play, we are pleased to present this year's Nugget, the climax of our efforts. ROBERT THOMPSON. 24

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Most Popular . . . Most Attractive ..... Most Versatile .. Most Guiuble Dancers ..... Best Natured ..... Best Mannerecl . Most Personality Has Done Most fo Most Ambitious . Class Athletes . . Sophisticates .. Wittiest ........ Ablest Students . Most Outstanding Class Clown ..... Class Baby .... Most Talented . . Class Stooge . . . Most Aloof . . . Radio Program . Sport .......... Food ....... School Year . . . Best Magazine . . Best Book ...... Dance Band ....... ..-. ........ THE NUGGE'1 ' OF '37 Hall of Fame . Madelon Rufner, Melville Lockwood . . . . . Marguerite Mellon, Gordon Constable . ...... Virginia Sleight, Thomas Murphy . .......... Ruth Stout, Louis Cutino Norma Iones, Iack Daley Anna Wojciechowski, Anthony DeMartini . . Madelon Rufner, Robert Samuels ...NormaIones,ThomasMurphy r Senior Class .... ..... M ildred Cishek, Iarnes Hennion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Anna Wojciechowski, lohn Daley . . . . . Viola Rossner, Andrew Remo . . . . Eileen North, Robert Samuels . . . . . . . . . . Ann D'arcy, Vincent Mutti . .. .... lean Robertson, Walter Krzymowski . . . . . . . Mildred Cishek, Thomas Murphy . . . . . Ruth Lang, Harold Schultz . . . . . . . Mary York, Clifford Shuart Loretta Harvey, Thomas Murphy William Irwin . . . Eleanor Compton, Harold Ruhl Class Favorite . . ............... ..... . . . lack Benny . . . . Swimming Steak . . . . Senior , .................. Lite . . . Gone With the Wind . . . . . . . Benny Goodman Best Popular Song .... ..... ' 'Star Dust Best Dance ........ . . . Iunior Prom 26