Ramsey High School - Nugget Yearbook (Ramsey, NJ)

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Senior Play The Class of 1937 presented Growing Pains by Aurania Rouverol March 12, 13, 1937 Directed by Miss Grace Miller Staged by Mr. Iarnes Patrick Growing Pains expresses the dilemma of the Mclntyres, who see their boy and girl tossed in the cataracts oi adolescence and can help little further than qive directions for the turbulent course from a distance, advices which egocentric youth always rejects. George McIntyre . . . Mrs. McIntyre ......, Professor McIntyre .... Terry Mclntyre ..... Brian Stanley .... Hal ............ Omar ......... Dutch .......... Mrs. Patterson Elsie Patterson . . . Patty Lorrimer ...... Prudence Darling .... Jane ............... Miriam ..,....... Sophie ....... Sally Weiber . . . Pete ............... Traffic Officer ....... Vivian Andrews ...... Rascal, George's Dog The Cast 28 Edward Zinsmeister Muriel Roughsedge Ted Ericson . . .. Loretta Harvey . . . Thomas Murphy . . . , . Douglas Fogal . . . . . . Melvin Penewell Melville Lockwood . . , . . . .Louise Gitto . . Adele Fairservice . . . Katherine Foote . . . . . Eileen North Norma Jones . . . . Viola Rossner . . . Hazel Rudolph Ruth Lang . Robert Woodhouse Louis Cutino . . . . Virginia Sleight . . . Punch Rossner

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THE NUGGET OF '37 and Honor Roll The tollowina Seniors have retained the average of 85 or more tor three one-halt 'years in school. We present them in order of their averages: Walter Krzyrnowski lean Robertson Robert Thompson Katherine Thompson Kay Foote Walburqa Meier Madelon Rutner Marguerite Meillon Frances Dombrowski Doris Antoine Louise Gitto Blanche Shoudy Anna Wojciechowski Hazel Rudolph Edna Wojciechowski lean Goodman Mary York 27

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THE NUGGET OF '37 Class Will We, the senior class ot Ramsey High School, on this fourteenth day of Iune, in the year of Our Lord, nineteen hundred and thirty-seven, being of sound mind, memory and understanding, do make and publish this our last will and testament in the manner following: FIRST: To Mr. Tisdale, we leave our sincere thanks for all of the deep un- derstanding he has shown in guiding us. SECOND: To Mr. Moore, we leave our deepest gratitude for all the help he has given us throughout our high school years and our best wishes for the future. THIRD: To Mr. Smith, we leave our best wishes for the future as principal of the Ramsey Grammar School. FOURTH: To a few of our Teachers, we leave individually some things that we think they may need. To Miss Cunningham, our school nurse, we leave a can of flit to keep pests out of her room. To Miss Mallin, we leave our hopes that next year she has a Solid and Trig. class as nice as this year's was. To Mr. Schanz, we leave a pair of roller skates so that he can catch more quickly the ones that cut classes. To Mr. Mitchell, we leave a bell to ring. It must get tiresome to always ring that horseshoe stake. To Miss lay, we leave a compass, we are afraid she might get lost in the new library. FIFTH: To the Iuniors, we leave the inspiration of success that we have used in all of our senior activities. SIXTH: To all of the underclassmen, we leave our hopes that you have as much fun and enjoyment in the new high school as we have had in the old one. SEVENTH: The Senior Class members leave individually certain gifts to be used as stated in the following: Leroy Quick leaves his name to the track team. Melvin Penewell leaves his horse shoe pitching ability to Phil Engle-he can use it. lean Goodman leaves Johnny Sima flat. Kenneth Knight leaves his motorcycle to the junk man. Loretta Harvey leaves for Hollywood. Edward Zinsmeister leaves his book on How I Became an Actor to Bob Wells. Eileen North leaves her line to Dot Murray, on which to catch another poor fish. 29