Ramsey High School - Nugget Yearbook (Ramsey, NJ)

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GUY W. MOORE Principal ZXPMMQ CHARLES SCHANZ Vice-Principal acufty WESLEY D. TISDALE Supervising Principal -'E

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medical tion At the close of our high school education, and on the brink of the unknown future, we pause and look back. ' Four happy and eventful years have we had in Ramsey High School. For this we are very grateful to the Board of Education that was instrumental in the erecting of this beautiful school, in which we, as the first senior class to have studied there, have taken particular pride, to the Administration and Faculty who have not only seen to our mental training, but made our extra-curricular activities successful and pleasant. As much as we owe to them, however, we feel that at this time we should like to pay tribute to our parents. They have given us a precious heritage-a cor- nerstone on which to build our lives-a foundation of character and ideals as well as the opportunity of equipping ourselves through education to build higher according to our own design. To our parents, therefore, do we, the class of i938, gratefully dedicate this--our book.

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Jenn' 1'Catz'on P ROW: IOND ROW: IRD ROW: URTHL ROW: If ,f- f I Marjorie Brundage, Edith Clifford, Mary Condon, Edith lCunningharln, Josephine D'Aiuto, Mary DeCray, Frances Francisco, Barbara l-leider, Helen Holub. , J! 1 MAX '1. -Af'-C Luther Hook, Naomi Jay, ,fJohn Lal3orta, Mary Lawrence, Karl Lehr, Anne Lutz, Wanda Mallin, JohnfMayfield, Grace Miller. bp .. John Mitchell, Catherine Mowerson, Paul O'Com'forTiQ1-mes Ratrigflf' Esa Preische, Robert Rogers, Estella Smith, Margaret Smith, Wilhelmina Strong. John Sugarbaker, Katherine Sullivan, Virginia Sullivan, Leslie Wilding, Marion Wortendyke, Maud York, Elizabeth Cunningham, Emily Napolitano, Madeline Toelle. 'gi iiitt