Ridgefield Park High School - Idler Yearbook (Ridgefield Park, NJ)

 - Class of 1941

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FACULTY A Ray Palmer Fredenc K Shxeld BA MA Herbert W Alhson BA MA Beulah Corn AuSl1n B S Charlotte D Bennett GN RN Ada L Brock BA Iohn H Browmnq BA M1ldrecl G Burrows Gladys Caldroney Eelo Cesareo Marran W ChadW1ck BA MA Superwsmg Prmclpal Prmcrpal Scrence Physz al Trammg Nurse Enqlrsh Manual Trammq Drawmg Clerk Physrcal Trammg Enghsh Latm Chfford Ir' Conrad Mechanzcal Drawzng Manual Traznmq Henry P Cross AAGO Eleanor W Davxs BCS Harry Gea1r B C S Otto E Gerlach B S M A Helen M Grant BA Ethel C Gray BA MA Margaret Heyhger BA Gladysl Hood BA MA V1ra P Iepson Ph B MA Lourse Keber BS MA Madge E Lebzeltern BS lane D MacLallen BS MA Frances Ohphant BS Ruth E Russell BA MA Ruth E Scrlbner BCS Lenora Snyder BA Edythe M St1mmel BS Anrta L Strahlendorff B A M A Dorothy L Townsend B A M A Thomas A Wallace B A M A W1ll1Gml Webster BS MA Ohve E W1ll1ams BA MA Frederrck H Worrell B A , M A Musrc Commerczal Comm rcral German Englz h German Enqlrsh H1story Latrn Hrstory Hxstory Enghsh Commerclal Domestrc Science Mathematrcs Domestzc Sczence Lzbrarran Commerczal Mathematzcs Hrstory Mathematrcs Sczence French Enqlrsh Mathematzcs Scrence Englxsh Hxstory ' . . . ------- e ' . , . ., . . ----- - 'S Helen M. Hanna, BA., M.A. ------ French CLASSES - .vow Q ' Q jf.. VN- 1 v , 3. r M .... H IUNIOR CLASS I I , 1 J f ' , l f gn 1. 1 4. f -K - V! K O, .1 M 1+ ' YI 1 : X W erry Dyke G Secretary Swift Iohn 1 President - Wagner U1 es Q TGI' ' Trecisu win CD v-1 IP- C CC 'E on TQ KD an L-4 C14 as 2 IF' sell Miss Rus visor Ad Presidor t QCIQ CITY QHSOH IQCISLIIQI' OX 1 e'1 V SOI' SOPHOMORE CLASS I 'fe .Q- Y ... ,v - 1 , lyir B -R . -H 7 My' .t ,. A ..4..4.,gg , , 'Ax --r JL- nf FRESHMAN CLASS ,qnvqi .--. .,.,-j-..-- I lg L mv 4 +i4p'!'5Q 1-' A : f M1 , :?i 1 - Q x A L-1' 23i35qQf' 4- 1 if-Qg,,s,. 1? bfi' ii , - 35? N N wr I 4. ir Inanlgfjfixf' AX F9 , 1- Q, g if 2 si XY et Momqomer s: Sl 5' s.. Q CD s.. O CD U1 Q U L-4 CD C7 ff. if. L.. 3 ,C C '41 C on T2 VJ cn L4 C1-4 From the sidelines. Studying hard. Look pretty, Hold it! Sharpy day. Home from the sea. Three little girls from school. Now remember, - Those masculine shoul- ders. Hello. Round and round he goes, And where he stops Nobody knows. The Great Profile. Hopeful. Loading up. What do you see? Did you call me? Looking ahead. An octopus! My triends.-W- Help! The Winnah! All dressed up. -:R .Q , H n . 4 . ite 'Koh' 11. W 1 H ' ' . in iii I fit .4 -Q 1 . 1 , 4 Iii B .. - 'fini'- 1.- - . av : iv an Q I f ed. Q 1- 1 ' lvui' .-.,i' 'F mf' - '9' .1 f'f,,,4-Q-egg, A Nth 3-Qffsifjlf. , ' a 21-vt -11'-Q' ' . , . , . . . . .Q 5 lip Fw , 4' ws i A 8 gf ., Y 415 K. Q o 'xixl N .ii gg 7 A ., Q KJ The lx- , , fl? 3 Q 3. La 'iff lf 'Wi N ' , , . v X S -., ' '.. 4. .2 SEPTEMBER Wednesday Thursday Monday Tuesday Monday Saturday CCTCBER Saturday Wednesday Thursday Saturday Wednesday 1X CVEMBER Tuesday Saturday Thursday Thursday Saturday DECEMBER Wednesday Frlday Saturday Thursday Saturday Wednesday Erlday TANUARY Wednesday Thursday l:'r1day Sunday Wednesday Thursday 4th 7th 23rd 28th th th th 9th 23rd th st 28th 30th th th 4t th st 25th 27th ls 23rd 24th 26th 28th 30th Back to the tread m1l1 Dld you see Study Hall C7 When rs the next vacat1on'? Only 99 days t1ll Chrrstmas Mrss Chapman resrgns to get marrred FITS1 football game Columbus dlscovered Amerrca Hooray' No school draft reglstratron Hoboes at school Tr1Y party for Freshmen W' e ll beat Rutherford next year' Flrst report cards Electron Day Muddy game wlth Teaneck Thanksg1v1ng'9 'P 'P 'P Another turkey for dmner? 9 Last football game Break the news to Mother Cfhost Tram stops at Park FITS1 basketball game Andy Caruso wtns the Blggs T ophy Chrtstmas Hohdays begrn 1 move for two Chrrstmases a year Returnlng glfts you don t want Happy New Year No school lovely snow Room 14 1S warm 1 1 1 1 Baccaulaureate Dld you see any red 1nk'P Good bye Senlor A s CALE , 5th: ' . , 9th: ' ' . , l : ' ' . , 12 2 ' ' - . , 16 I 5 ' ' . , 17 : 1 '- . , 1 1 1 ' . , 5th: ' . , 16 : ' . , 21 : ' ' . . . . , : ' . . ? ? , ll : ' , 13 : ' . , l hz ' . , 19 : ' ' r . , 21 1 ' ' ' . , t: . NDAR FEBRUARY Saturday s Monday r Errday Monday th Wednesday l 2th Wednesday l 9th Saturday 22nd Tuesday 25th Thursday 27th MARCH Thursday Frrday Thursday Tuesday APRIL 4th 20th 25th Tuesday s Thursday th Easter Week Wednesday Monday Tuesday 22nd MAY Erlday nd Wednesday Wednesday 2 l st 24th th s Saturday Erlday th l UNE Frlday Saturday Monday to Erlday th 19th 20th Sunday Thursday Erlday lunlor Prom Mr Alllson beglns hrs mustache agaln Une sesslon RAlN Mrss Caldroney beglns her routrne How we wrsh there were more Honest Abes' T B or not T B Dld you sharpen your hatchet today? Mr Gealr lS a proud papa Last basketball game Errst ro rn on school grounds 'W ARNllxG Measles loose beware Sprlg cubs ln Sprmg lever sets ln lNo school CApr1l fooll Goodby s hool see you rn ten days Exams are made up FITST Park Baseball game ldler prctures taken today The oftrce has a new sprlng coat Cpatntl Muslc Festrval How many A s drd you get? Are you studyrng tor exams? Park supplres Queen and attendants for Meet at Englewood Memorlal Day Drd you exempt any exams? Cram tor exams the 9th to the 13th EXAMS Baccaulaureate Graduatron Last reports for the term Track , l t: ' . , 3 d: . ' ' ' ' . ' , 7th: ' . . , lU : ' ' ' . , Gth: ' b' . ' , l 1 ' A' z 5 . , l t: T r ' . Thursday, 3rd: Sharpy Day. , lO I C 5 ' . ,i l6 : ' I . , 21 t: ' . ' , 2 : ' ' . , 7th: ' ' . ' , 30 1 ' . ' ' , 7th: ' . , 8th: .... , l5 I: .A . T SENICRS A 'In few 1 v, Q If 'I' , 41 5- :24 Q ' '. Ii 11: 1-A l H 'N' K ' 1 - F t . T CLAIRE ACKERMAN Q Very attractlve band leader A vrqorous strutter and qrand twrrler Flashes of color A full date book Band Drum MaJor l 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 S A A 3 4 Student Advlsor 4 DOROTHY ALBERS Her drsposrtron IS envred by all Always wrllmq and ready to help someone out Everyone who knows Dot lrke her A swell qlrl who ll ao lar G A A12Secretary2 Tr1Y3 4 S A A 3 4 Treasurer 3 S A B 3 Idler4 DORIS ARVIDSON Part of a doubl exposure A shy sm le GAA34 RUTH ARVIDSON Where theres one theres another he and her twrn always stlck toqe her Oureter of the two The frrst one to enter home oo'n 1n the mormnq Slmple and sweet GAA34 IOHN BRANTL A polltrcal argument Brooklyn D dgers Two bra drmples Football 3 4 ASSISIGHI Manager Baske ball LOUISE CARR ,E Gallons of qlqqles The sprrrt of the band HGDDY-Q0-lucky Studrous Tr1Y 3 4 Treasurer 3 French Club 3 4 IANUARY Noe . gl 1 .2 ax . v ' ' . Y' . - . e . 1, ,SJ . . . Has a talent for sewing. IN K In . up ' ...S to X. 'x iv- UT ,: ' t . 3,4. 5 ANDREW CARUSO Nookle Tops rn athletlcs Gets most of h1s QXQTCISQ danclnq Grvmq announce- ments 1n assembly ernbarrasses hlm us adores chemlstry Football 2 3 4 Co-captaln 4 Basketball 2 3 4 S A B 4 S A A 3 4 Pres1dent4 Wrnner of Blqq s Mernonal Award 4 is Sw MILDBED CLOSSEY Very qood athlete Wrth brams as well Member of the Scatterbrarns Often qoe a Bama mq GAA34 FrenchClub34 S AB4 Enqlrsh Club 4 Dance Club l Semor Comrmt tees 4 Class Secretary 3 .N Allerq1c to saddle shoes A persrstent qla qle A real chatterbox Humor Dramatrc Club 2 3 4 Presrdent 4 ALDEN DEYO Tunetul tooter A rabrd radlo tan enormous vocabulary Drarnatrc Club 3 4 Band l 2 3 4 Orches tra l Z 3 4 Glee Club 4 Senror Commlttees 4 TOM EARNEST A loud plald Shlfl A really hearty chuckle Several t1ny grrls make hrs heart beat taster Enqlrsh Club 4 S A B 4 Track 4 Prom Com mrttee 3 Basketball 3 4 Manaqer 4 Football 2 3 4 French Club 3 Scarlet Ou1ll l Sctence Club l HOWARD GALLECE Ouret and conservatlve Strll Waters Run Deep Loves Unlon Crty Takes prlde 1n the town car whrch serves as a taxr , . U ' -I t ,iff , , ,, . ,. Q 5. . . . D I 2 A EVELYN DENZEL Jw .- . - M I I a ... ' ' ...An :- Ca 1 MARIANNE GRASSHOFF Talkatlve and lots of fun Flaxen ha1r Swell dresser and very attracttve Too had boys she IS all tled up w1th an ex Parker German Club 3 Vrce-prestdent 3 S A A 3 4 Secretary 3 Idler 4 HERBERT HANSLOM Qutet on the surface Shy W1th Ia1r sex A good sport A Q' Avi DORIS HENRICH 'W Very athlettc Blond Practrcal Joker and heckler A demon drlver G A A 3 4 Basketball Captam 3 VIRGINIA LANDFARE Etflcrency plus Popular Lots of neo An lnfectlous qlqqle A pal to everyone Glrls envy her dark wavy halr She ore ters curly blo'1d ha1r Out of towner Idler Ed1tor1nch1ef4 Glee Club l Orchestra l G A A 2 3 4 Tr1Y 3 4 Prom Commtttee General Cha1rman 3 French Club 3 DOLORES LENHARD Inter sts do not he 1n school Qu1te the Inendly one w1th her crowd Unlque ha1r styles Talent for art Glee Club 2 Dramatlc Club 3 French Club 3 G A A 3 RICHARD LENOX R1ch Member of the C 7 fraternity Short dark and handsome wtth lovely wavy halrl Llttle but what a hqhterl French Club 3 4 Track 4 Football 4 Fresh man Athletlc Club l -AF' GORDON MATTHEWS Smooth clothes Good dancer Nice car Smooth line Good looking Nice Track 4 German Club 3 4 Idler 4 Dancing Club I Class Vice president 3 Freshman Bas ketball 1 ROBERT MENADIER Pep Mr Keaineys titth period head ache A Steno Wiz Main obJect1on 1S girl cheerleaders A good guy all around Baseball 2 3 4 Football 2 3 MARY MOONEY An expert typist An efficient secretary Fond ot sports Definite in all her opm ions MARTIN MULLIGAN ' A swell guy and a good sport Can take a Joke Friendly to everyone Has his serious moments too Quite a bowler Football 4 S A A 4 LUCILLE MULLIN Bundle of brains . . . Tall and towering . . . Outstanding History student . . . Tell us how you do 't Lucille . . . Ouiet and observing. CARL NELSON Smart but quiet . . . Too bad he doesn't take girls out once in a while . . . Could be quite cr lady's man . . . Blushes and bashful ways. Track 47 Senior Committees 4. K6 DOROTHY NEWELL Speech IS srlver srlence IS golden Dot must be bankrupt Dancrng Club 1 French Club 3 Q Q ROBERT PARONETT lntelhgent debator Not so dumb rn other thrngs erther An ellgrble bachelor Doesnt show any rnterest rn them though Danclng Club l Councrl 1 Football 3 SAA4 ,v,, 412' A Woman hater Outet and bashful Future manager of Natronal GEORGE PAULSON MARY REINERS Lovely hands A sm1le A sweet dxspo- s1t1on makes her popular Mass of t1n rrnglets Glee Club l 2 Idler 4 G A A 4 Scrence Club 4 DOROTHY RICE Chubby Cute and good natured Loves to have fun Bubbhng over Wlth lrfe Glee Club 2 French Club 3 4 Secretary 3 Tr1Y 3 4 ldler 4 Senror Commrttees 4 DOLORES SCHEMPP Seen but not often heard . . . A great help in the office . . . Her theme song is My Buddy, Glee Club 1. EDWIN SCHREIBER Miss Grays detail storehouse . . . Always laughing and clowning . . . Mrs. Strahlendortf s lx '6- pride and joy. French Club 3 4- Senior Committees 4. ALBERT SCHUCKLE Shuck Feels hes abused by Certain teacher Member of the mysterious club the Banks with the best county quarter milers Track 3 4 Basketball 4 Orchestra 4 S A IAMES SILLERY A handsome set ot dimples A shy but fun loving grin Cirls are nice but not too much of them Dance Club l ESTHER SMITH Sweet and quiet Unassuming Welt dressed Very pleasing personality DIANA SOHN A petite miss with lovely eyes Fights hard tor her rights I-Ias courage to speak up Our capable ring salesman Idler Business Manager 4 Class Vice-presi dent 3 4 German Club 3 Dance Club 2 Dra matic Club 2 Senior Committees 4 BITA SULLIVAN Another case of a cute little gal with a little gold football Her interest is on Christie u Street Has a bark and a giggle all her own Dance Club I Dramatic Club l 2 S A B 4 Senior Committees 4 x S . . . , ' , 5. C7 . . . ' A. 4. ai R t - I l . . . 7. i , A - 1 Dramatic Club 25 Orchestra 3. , 1 A ' ' ' Q- l lEROME SWIFT Must have klssed the Blarney Stone rs srlver tonaue makes you belreve almost any thrna Not a tlsherman but what a lrne Ready w1t Sense of humor Popular presr dent of Senror class Ccuncl l Aeroplane Club l Dance Club l Class Pres1dent 4 VINCENT VENA Nrce curly ha1r Of short stature but hu 1- rnorous rntellect One of the few boy mem bers of the steno class Scarlet Ou1ll l Basketball 4 Football 3 DORIS VON DER SCHMIDT lewel lrke blue eyes Very qulet person Glee Club l French Club 3 Sclence Club 4 LUCY WETZELBERG Should be nrcknamed Loquac1ous Lucy Rrvals Arlene Harrrs wrth words per rnmute Cute q1qqle matches her brraht countenance Ghost Tram 4 Senror Comm1ttees 4 DREW WOOD Star halt m1ler lntelhqence Humorous d1spos1t1on Ten foot Slf1d9S Wadlow s rrval Bandl 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Basketball 7 3 4 German Club 2 Class Presrdent 3 ALBERT WREDE Shy member of our class A m1ld speak ma vorce Loud bass srnqmq German Club 3 Band l 2 3 4 Orchestra l 2 34 GleeClubl 23 4 t I . . .I I L , l . .'. I' l 1 : J 5 Q . . . , - 7 . , . . , ' - I I : . it- - x ality . . . Seen but not heard. 2 if I v I . ' 1 . 1 if- ' , , , , . , , at : , . , 1 lUNE Y IOYCE WYNNE R P s leanette MacDonald A talented arttst Forever creattng new and orrqlnal studtes CIVQS the rest of the qlrls tdeas Dramat1cClub3 Cv A A 3 4 Ghost Tra1n Student Dtrector 4 Idler 4 AGNES AGAR Dependable and qutet Pleasant voxce Excellent at recltlnq poetry Kmts beautltully 91 DONALD ALLEN Better known as Professor Blond and qood natured Our master electrrctan Ltkes to take thrnqs apart butl Travel Club l French Club 3 Prom Commtt tee 3 MARION ANTILL One ot those ten Scatterbralns Loads of un Emoys her own humor Pretty red hatr Cflee Club l 2 ROBERT ARMSTRONG Outet Shy Unassunnna Frrendly All good thtnas come 1n small packages Sets tashtons tor well dressed q1rl Sweet Loads ot fun and senstble too Has a swell ttqure Everyone knows her theme sonft Btlly ldler 4 GLoR1A BAKER W: EDWIN BAUMAN Technlcal manlac Tall stocky lndlvldual Sombre mlened Bass volce One man 'Q is tlllbuster -. Safety Club l Dramatlc Club 2 3 4 Latln 'Z Cu2SAB34HlY34 9 .A PAUL BENSEL Tall Natlonal Guardsmarl Heavy march lnq feet Beal NOfd1C type A Bldqefleld Park Hlqh Alumnus by way of Fort Dlx LILLIAN BENZ Shy newlywed of our Senlor play Small and smart Capable and dependable Llkes muslcal lrlstrulnents especlally the PIC o o Member of the Scatterbralns Student Councll l Glee Club l TrlY 3 4 Class Vlce presldent 3 Ghost Tram 4 DGBOTHY BOECHERER Cheerleader Sults and sport clothes A favorlte Wllh everyone Pep vlm and VIQOI A basketball bhamp An ever ready smlle Cheerleader 4 S A A Treasurer 4 Cf A A 2 3 4 Presldent 4 Vlcepres1dent3 Tennls Captaln 2 Baseball Captaln 3 Basketball Cap taln 4 Trl Y 3 4 Refreshment Chalrman 4 Dln ner Commlttee 4 S A B 2 ldler 4 IBENE BOBEA Beautltul soprano volce A calm d1SDOSl IOH lnfectlous qlqqle Glee Club 2 3 Llbrary Club 3 4 KATHERINE BRECHTER Nlce qlrl Pretty halr Kay s lrlterest l es ln the Army Doesnt she seem llke an old fashloned qlrl'P Neat and very attractlve Prom Commlttee 3 S A A 3 4 Senlor Dln ner 4 Trl Y 4 Ir Bed Cross 3 4 -C' NPV' : ,,: lb7...,: - ,. I :X - . . . fel I I I ' , . 6 . V .ff' l I - cl . : :'- ,z - I .II ull , 9 F' - -. I. . . I. . . I I I I - I I I - : - ,, 1 - I. ..j . Q' 0' I t . ,: ,- 1 ' :...,: - 1 - :. ,. EVELYN BREDT Lots of pep . . . A grand personality . . . An enthusiastic cheerleader . . . Great interest in the Scatterbrains . . . All the latest styles. G. A. A. 2, 3, 45 Tri-Y 3, 47 Cheerleader 4. MINNIE BRESLQW lntellectual genius Good natured and de pendable Always calm Friendly grin Conservative Scarlet Quill l Library Club 3 lr Red Cross 2 3 4 Treasurer French Club 3 4 S A A 3 4 English Club 4 Chemistry Club 4 MINA BURANELLI mist Idler 4 G A A 3 ANN BURNS Always fixing herself up Chatterbox and giggler She and Mina are like two peas in a pod Scarlet Quill l Dramatic Club l ldler 4 A A Serious in his studies Dexterous athlete Affects hatred of fair sex Adept Versatile Football 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Home Room Representative to S A B l S A A Home Room Representative 2 Idler 4 RICHARD CAMPBELL Cool lovical speaker and conversationalist Tall and handsd ne Polished and ani able Fountain of talent and abil ty Student Council l Scarlet Quill 2 Dramatic Club 3 4 Vice president 4 S A B 3 Ghost Train 4 0 n 1 n u 1 G. . . 3. A ' ' THOMAS cALDRoNEY Dark eyes A flash of speed If you need encouragement don t go to Mina she s a pessi WILLIAM CARDIFF Swell tennis player Good sport Lots of un Mrs Hanna s S H A phone attendant SAA4 'R- LOREN CARPENTER Loves to take things apa t Shy with fair sex Soft bass voice Ali IULIAN coLLEsANo 'Z' Carefree Baseball manager An ardent student of how not to work Likes arqu ments Www 4 RUTH DARKE Cute and peppy cheerleader Stirs up hearts as well as spirits Good natured A Scatterbrain likes ridinq in a certain green convertible with a former Park hero Cheerleader 3 4 Captain 4 G A A 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 4 S A B 4 Treasurer4 Tr1Y 3 4 Class Secretary 3 Gym Captain 2 3 4 FRANK DAUER Uncl, Frank . . . The spark pluq of the team . . . Fast runner . . . A certain Sophomore qirl sees a lot of him . . . A decided Irishman. Track 3 4- Football 4- S. A. B. 4. WILLIAM DORAN Cute lookinq fullback . . . Excels in sports . . . ,A A popular member of our class . . . His favorite Q sweet dish is Lolly pops. Dance Club l- Football l 2 3 4' Basketball I 2 3 Co-captain 4- Baseball 4- Track 4. MURIEL DRAFIN Qulet An attracttve smlle Dark spark llnq eyes Dramatlc talent Loves bows CBe-aus tool Sweet Drarnatlc Club 2 3 4 Pres1dent 3 S A A HARGLD DUNCAN Qutet and d1qn1f1ed A woman hater lnterested ln track An ardent baseball fan ELIZABETH DUTCH Tall blond attracuve A trral Class Fnendly S A A 4 ELIZABETH ENGLEBRECHT tve Pet dlverslon ts roller skatrnq Fu ot pep Glee Club l 2 3 Ir Red Cross 2 3 4 P1631 dent 4 Ltbrary Club l 2 Dramatrc Club 1 2 3 Enqhsh Club 4 German Club 3 HELEN ETTELL Dolly Always has a Joke on hand Good otfrce worker Ntce looktnq Loads ot fun CONSTANCE FUCARINO Dark curly halr Lots ot personalrty Talkatrve Entertalnmq Humorous Danclnq Club Secretary l S A A l Q' 1 Enqllsh T I L 3, 4. A-LI' l K I t I . . . 4 - 1 5 3 , Perpetual qiqqles . . . Good natured . . . Talka- t' . . . ' ' ' ' . . . ll 43 . . 0 I MICHELE FUCARINO Ixtterbuq Flashy clothes Fond of Sopho mores Btq brown eyes Loads of fun Dancrna Club I Prom Commlttee 3 Track Manager 4 Cheerleader 4 ANN GARTLAN Phtne Short and cute Garrulous NICG clothes Loads of fun A bundle of pep A good worker S A B 2 3 4 Tr1Y3 4 Dramat1cClubl 2 Q Enqllsh Club 4 Prom Commlttee 3 French Club F f 3 Latln Club 2 GLORIA GLOWASKI Pretty drmples Cute Good leader Iolly and cheerful TTIDS the Imaht fantasttc 9 we Good thtnqs came rn small packages Glee Club l DORIS GLUSENKAMP Ta L1kes all sports An expert swrm mer Plays tFe prano well Prefers New Yorl' to her home state Fond of actmq Mr Gerlach s Waterloo Gle Club I Lrbrary Club 3 4 Secretary 3 Pres1dent4 S A A 2 ldler 4 Ghost Tram 4 LYLE GNAGEY Small head W1th a vorce to match Blond headed and rosy cheeks Studrous and amx ab e Student Counctl I Dramattc Club 2 3 French Club 3 4 Vrce presrdent 4 MARIE GNEIDING DIITIIHLIIIVQ brunette Good dancer Pleasant company Sunny drsposmon Dramatlc Club I 2 French Club 3 S A 3 4 60 QF GRACE HACKETT T' BRUNHILDE GRASSHOEE Friendly greeting for everyone Considera tion for others Originality of thought and ex pression Conscientious about her work Tailors her own clothes German Club 2 3 Tri Y 3 4 Class Secretary 3 S A A Secretary 4 Class Vice president 4 EILEEN GRAY Full of tun Plenty ot pep Athletic Willing worker Very determinated Well liked Dance Club l G A A 2 3 4 lr Red ross Y' 3 4 Secretary 3 4 Scarlet Quill l 3 CHARLES GUTMANN Long and lanky Gets along well with his teachers Draws well Always ready to cooperate German Club 2 3 Treasurer 3 Glee Club 3 Prom Committee 3 4th ot Iuly Eldat Comm ttee 3 Track 3 4 S A A 3 4 Home Room Alter nate 4 Safety Council 4 Art Editor of ldler 4 English Club 4 Chemistry Club 4 Dramatic Club 2 Happy smile Good disposition Loyal and a diligent worker Perpetual giggle Scarlet Quill l Dramatic Clubl 2 3 G A A 2 3 4 S A B 2 3 4 Chairman Homeroom Committee 4 ldler 4 MARTHA HANWAY Short and sweet Friendly and quiet A good sport Beautiful Dreamer Miss Heyliger s despair Dramatic Club 2 3 4 Latin Club 2 French Club 3 4 Band l 2 3 4 Orchestral 2 BEVERLY HAWKINS Cute blond Little Miss Mischief Bundle of dynamite Fond of motorcycles and their OW1'19I'S Dancing Club l- Tri-Y 3 4 Corresponding Secretary 4- Prom Committee 3- ldler 4. G1 WILLIAM HENDERSON Bo1sterous blond dynamo Touqh quy Ask Stanley Wlllle sure can take 1t Baseball 3 4 German Club 3 ROBERT HERZOG Exper1enced parlor IICIGD HIS l1ne of qab cons1sts ot sweet nothmqs He and work have lona smce been separated Isaac Wal tan sm1le upon h1 l1Sl'l9TII1CI1'1 Football 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Track 2 4 Eng l1sh Club Pres1dent 4 Prom Comm1ttee 3 Lat1n Club 2 Dancmq Club l ROLF HOFFMANN Blond Teuton Constantly I1daet1nq spectacled k1b1tzer An 1nnocent annoyance Wlld l1te savant KATHERINE IENCHEN The athletlc type An ardent football fan HapDY qo lucky Always a ready sm1le Glee Club l 2 4 Ir Red Cross 4 G A A CHARLES IOHNSON Qu1te a tl1rt Umque dance steps Ta blond and handsome A popular Romeo Would rather have a qood t1me than eat AVIGIIOH Club I Prom Comm1ttee 3 French Club 2 Basketball 4 H1Y 4 Dramat1c Club l Baseball 4 LESTER IOHNSCDN Loquac1ous and Ir1sh Freckled and d1m S? pled Short and stocky Fresh and sassy C1nnamon ha1red upstart Track l 2 3 4 Huntmq and F1sh1na Club l ,I I F 4 1 Io V Q v 1 .- .- 0 . Q 1 .. . - . I A -jg S L .Cerman Club 2, 3: Glee Club 35 Idler 4. 2' 3' , , , . , . . . ' ' V. . . ' . . . ll, -ilu kr- ZABELLE KAEAFIAN Quxet Expert sportswoman Excellent photographer Good conversatronallst Dramat c Club l 'l'r1Y 3 4 Enalrsh Club 4 Idler 4 PEARL KAPLAN Orrqmator of new halr styles Muslcal lnqu1s1t1ve Arques freely on all suluects Parhal to sandy ha1r and hazel eyes French Club 3 4 Enqhsh Club 4 l.1brary Club 3 4 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Dramattc Club l 7 lr Red Cross 3 Prom Commrttee 3 l0l-lN KENNEDY Lanky slx footer Mlrthful rolllcklnq snort Rosy cheeks Drmpled ar n Chestnut ha1r Glee Club 2 3 PEARL KENNEDY Tall and attractrve Gentle manners A lover of all antmals Unquenchable cheerr ness Bl1the Soft rnelodlous vo1ce Dramatrc Club l 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Glee Club 2 3 4 lr Red Cross l 2 Llbrary Club l 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 S A B 3 4 Assls ant Secretary 3 PHYLLIS KENNEDY What eyelashes' Full of fun Never a dull moment ten she s around Watch her trrp the hqht fantastlc A 2 S A A KATHERINE KERCHEVAL Black wavy harr Great supporter of R1enz1 'Q A for more than one reason Perfect pal ug, Has a qreat pull w1th a certam person rn school S A A 3 4 Candy Commlttee Chalrman 4 Gym Captaln 4 Proqram Commrttee 4 Z ROBERT KING A practrcal Joker Always rn a good mood Carefree W1tty A loyal frrend Unrecoqnrzed Romeo Bra brute SAA4 TAMZON KRUMHOLZ Fnendly smrle Restless and full of pep Streak of hqhtnlnq Unfarlrnq promptness Garrulous Fren h Club 3 4 Dramatlc Club l 2 Enalrsh Club 4 Tr1Y 3 Scxence Club 3 S A B 4 From Commlttee 3 STANLEY LANG Ready Wrlltnq and able Mathemaucal gemus Actrve worker Pleasrnq person ahty Ready smlle Very etfrcrent Sen1or Class Treasurer French Club 3 4 Class Treasurer 4 Idler Edltor rn ch ef 4 Football Commrttee 4 ALEX LESNEWICH blooded Heavy Jawed Screntrfrcally rnrnded ntterbuq Dubbed Sacha Glee Club I 2 3 4 Orchestra l 2 3 Band 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Football 4 Dramatrc Club 3 4 German Club 4 Safety Patrol 4 Group leader3 4 Ghost Trarn 4 lOHN LITTLE Bra Iohn Prrde of the Glee Club Wlll1HQ Worker Slow 1n speakmq Brlqht plards A whrz at the Wheel Dramatrc Club 3 4 Treasurer 3 Prom Corn mrttee 3 Glee Club 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 ' 'S LrNcoLN LUKEN Genesls of auffaws and butfoon ry Shel laced ha1r Pers1stent arm Reckless devrl may care chap lust a Lrnc IU the chaln of Lukens 4. C I I A . . - Q 4 1 u A 5 C ' , I I l , 7 ' 1' 2 -' 7 5 . . . 5 'iv- Mahoqany haired . . . Husky voiced . . . Red 4, N 1 ' e . . . - l VINCENT MALONEY Slow and easy Sharpy clothes Lattn class whtz Anyth1ng IS O KAY s Strong sllent type French Club 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Scarlet Our l l IACOUELINE MENGONE ATHb1l1OUS An excellent manager Mod est as to her own achtevernents Neat and systernat1c Drrver of the tarnxly car Beau trlul eyelashes Swell sport S A B 3 4 Vrce prestdent 3 Presrdent 4 Class Treasurer 3 Class Vrce pres1dent 4 Tn Y 3 4 Treasurer 4 French Club 3 ldler Photog raphy Edrtor 4 Senlor Commrttee 4 Class Presl dent 4 A L. CHARLES MEYER A brg orange H Srze 13 shoes ill dlmples Ghost Tram 4 ELINORE MIHAN Blond Ta Procrastrnator Where horne work IS concerned Iuggles the Army and the Navy DORIS MONROE Pep vrm and VIQOT A perpetual grln Tf1CkY halr dos Bergen lunror College foot balls G A A 3 4 Drarnatrc Club 4 Glee Club 3 Ghost Trarn 4 FRANK MORRISON D1gn1t1ed and cheerful Well bred com panlon The vorce wrth a sn'11le A collec tor of guns and lndlan rehcs Idler 4 H1Y 3 4 Pres1dent 4 S A B 3 4 V1cepres1dent 4 Drarnatlc Club 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Enghsh Club 4 Ghost Trarn 4 F' Tall and dark Cute grln and fasclnatxng Gi' I . I ' I I . , I I I I I - I - I I I I - I I - ,E . II II , II I ll I I - I I I I I ' I I I - - - I I , 'C' - I I I I I I I I I I II . II MARGARET MORRISON Frxendly and s1ncere Denture and con sc1ent1ous Dependable Unruttled se rentty Outet manners of a qood worker S A B 4 Prom Cornm1ttee 3 THOMAS MORRISON Fast becomrnq a second Petty Full of fun .Q 4 and sptnt One ot our many cheerleaders I1tt rbua 1n a bla way Not much atten t1on for Park q1rls Hls 1nterests he North French Club 3 4 V1cepres1dent 4 Enaltsh Club 4 Idler 4 Cheerleader 4 Drarnatlc Club 3 4 Ghost Tram 4 MARGARET MORSE An anqellc expresston Lrttle m1sch1ef A helpful teacher Neat and systematxc of everythmq under the sun French Club 3 G A A 3 4 Tr1Y3 4 lr RedCross2 Bandl 2 3 4 S A B 4 LORRAINE NEARPASS Ralney Wltty and selfcontamed Long wavy hatr Kmtwear Shop French 1S her Waterloo French Club 3 4 Ir Red Cross 2 Enqlxsh Club 4 Secretary 4 Idler 4 Prom Commtttee 3 ILMA NEUMANN Good d1spos1t1on A peppy cheerleader Super ntterbuq Talkahve A qood leader Knows all the popular songs Tr1Y 3 4 Class Presldent 3 French Club 3 4 Idler 4 5 LUCILLE NEWCOMB She ent1ces the TICQS Beautlful gray eyes Well qroorned na1ls A tall easy aomq brunette Env1ed by all the qlrls - I ' . . I I - I A skillful clarinetist . . . Friendly . . . A collector , : . 2 ' MAURICE O BRIEN Class Wll Perpetual tease Carefree pupll A record collector An ardent base Q 0 ball fan Sen1or Play s blushmq bndeqoorn ench Club 3 4 Iunror Prom 3 Idler 4 Ena pk hsh Cltb 4 Ghost Tra1n 4 DONALD PATAFIO Known as Sparks Fond ot playrnq cards G d oo dresser N1 e drspo ltron Well hked Gree Club l Track 3 4 ROBERT PICCOLO Small prece ol dynanute ty answers Krller drller wrth the tarr sex Cheerleader 4 Enqhsh Club 4 me x ETHEL PLASCHE A qenral drsposttlon A hard Workrnq student A ways ready to help others Plays the prano well Interested rn cooklnq S A B 4 Tr1Y 3 4 German Club 3 4 VIRGINIA PURTILL 'Q Read t y W1 Great mterest 1n hemrstry Always talkxnq Tres petlte MARGARET QUINN Wrllrnq worker Demure Wm ome smlle and chmples Charrntnq rnanners F h renc Club 3 4 Lrbrary Club 3 lr Red Cross 3 4 V1cepres1dent 4 . Fr . . . . I I Q 3 O - , , , , -A I , I 7 . , . . 47 ' 1 f, Q1 k-al? S .. S v ' . .1 a' V- L .rr 'if 1 .ff 7' H rf 1 ' ,T 1 . , , - . , 'L 4 -2, w . Y N 5 . . . 5.7. , . .Am ' . Q, -- fr- V,-, Q- .' , A ii . ' ' . . . Wit - ..-' ei!-, 1 . tw?-Y.: I . . fi' J . 1 MVT ...-i -nf 4- F ' N2 3 Z2 1 . . . A Q . . . . . p - , 5 , . I . . . 'L I C I . . . bi L? I I Q - - I Q , 7 I - 1 1 ' - ROSEMARY REDMOND Swell ktd Ou1et but peDDY Lo of un Pretty blue eyes Dramat1c Club 2 3 4 ldler 4 AUDREY RIECK Ouret Full of fun Cheerful clrsposttlon -3 5 Steady w1th a certaln out of town fellow Pretty hazel eyes Skaters delrqht ' Tr1Y3 4 HELEN ROBBINS Q-0 Easy qotnq A qrqale all her own Loves homework A qu1et and unassumtnq man ner There IS somethtna about a umlorm A A3 'l'r1Y Observant Wrtty and fnendly Star the second maqmtude Well llked Baseball 3 4 Eootball 4 Co captarn EDWARD ROSENOUIST Ouret Dry sense of humor Fond bowlmq Relrable Competent EILEEN RUSSELL Always smrlma Always LDQDDY Fun lo Img Mot o Away wrth books let s have some fun Cute lookmq Chatterbox Cascade ot dark waves Dramatlc Club l French Club 3 4 Glee Club l 2 Lat1n Club 2 t . .. .g '- 4. U NICHOLAS ROMA ' ' ol I: - 4.4, ' ot ELIZABETH SCHEFELEB Ari eriqaqiriq smile Makes friends easily Good manager arid willmq to work Wears lovely sweaters Meticulous iri her appearance Tr1Y 3 4 Vice president 3 President 4 Ir BedCross3 4 S A B 3 4 COBNELIUS SCHUITEMA Extremely quiet Likes athletics cels m football and basketball Saxaphone Player Woman hater Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 4 MABGABET SCHUMANN Has ber bra blue eyes on the Army arid Navy Peg has everything it takes brains student Council 1 G A A 2 scarier own 2 We man Club 2 3 Tr1Y 3 Idler 4 3 6 IGSEPHINE SHAKEBLY Wistful blue eyes A cute Pl md who looks -1' swell m that red Jacket of hers Idealizes a perfect qeritleman Usher 3 4 Ir Ped Cross 3 G A A 3 COBNELIA SMITH Thinks a lot says little She is all tied p Studious Quiet Lois SMITH 5 A swell disposition Hardly ever qets an qry A good sport Loads of fun A real and sincere friend Likes sports R- . . . 4 r A '- , 5 ' - ' , ' : . 5 . T , ,... , . N Q 4 ' ' ' ...Ex- ,,. , , : . , 1 - Q 7 ' Av- ' . . . . 9 pep, executive ability arid qood looks. I 1 T. , 7 '- 7 . m , , 7 . . 7 . . . . L14 . . . ' . . . ' . X MADELAINE SMITH Vivacious and peppy . . . A wiz in Enqlish class Always rushinq somewhere Where N you see Srnrtty you see Cappy Tr1Y 3 4 Recordrnq Secretary 3 G A A 2 3 4 Ir Red Cross3 4 IOAN SOUTHARD Ettervescent qrqqle Bla blue eyes terest 1n nerqhborrnq towns Favorxte color Red Tr1Y 4 ISOBEL SQUIRES Perpetual arm Iolly dlsposrtlon W1 rnq helper ID any task All around qood sport Nrcknarned Squeaks Ibecause other clarznet playrnal Ir Red Cross 2 3 DYCIHICIIIC Club l Band 2 3 r1Y34GAA4SAB34Fren Club 3 MARLYN STEPHENS Proves the old sayrnq Pleasrnqly plump Iolly drsposrtron Always ready to awe a helmnq hand Lrkes to htke Always n the qo Dramatlc Club l 2 3 4 French Club 4 S A B 4 Glee Club 3 Tr1Y 4 Enqlrsh Club 4 Scrence Club 3 G C A 2 Prom Comrnrttee 3 STANLEY TELUKEVICH Modest and reserved A ulvluod vom A lover of nature WILLIAM TICE Qu et and unas urnrnq Asplros to dang Spa kl no w1t Sy Jrt cl nthos A lo fal friend A good student Always cheerful VINCENT TIMMONS A great debater . . . Witty . . . Amiable . . . All around good sport . . . Habitual procrasti- A nator. 5. Student Council lg Freshman Basketball lg Q- Hi-Y 3, 4. 'N K A GLADYS TBADG Our left handed artist Smiling and good natured A nice figure Fond of princess Jumpers There is something about a sailor Dance Club 2 French Club 2 l WILLI1-XM VON DEB SCI-IMIDT Quiet and intelligent Conscientious in his studies A shy smile Unbelievable eye lashes S A A 3 4 Science Club 2 3 Track 3 BETTY WILEY 'lv' Hedy is her middle name Paterson is where her heart interest is Monoply on free taxi service ISABELLE WILLIAMS A smile worth a million An engaging dis position Precise in her actions Lover of animals Enioys cooking Always striving 0- for perfection Latin Club 2 French Club 3 4 English Club Tri Y 3 HOWARD WILLMS 'J' Nice looking Pr ters Bogota tu attendm t ,... school A triendly sm e A 1 lca ng por onality Likes to howl IcI1Y3 4 T I I fu. I ,- ' ...H . I U .E A . if TN 7 . il'- cf 6. ...,: ' ,: - as 5- . . . . ' 7 ,J ' g 47 '- ,4. I N 5- A . , A 0- ' il lg :Si K S I . H DOROTHY WRIGHT Giggles and gayety . . . Tilted nose . . . A pretty grin . . . Dancing feet . . . Lord and Tay- lor's Fashion Window. Student Council l. KATHERINE YOUNGLING Nrcknarned CCIDDY The trnest Senror Loads of fun Peppy and good natured Out of town fellows French Club 3 4 lr Red Cross 3 4 S A B 4 MAHroN ZELLER 9 Ouret How does she keep her harr that way? Sweet and drgrufred Lrked by 1 teachers and students Army or Navy? ROBERT COCHRANE TAMES LESLIE Ouret A C7 man Tall dark Bagprpes and Scotch plards and handsome Really a swell guy Agreeable nature A bashful smrle French Club 3 4 Track 4 Senror wrns many trrends Commrttee 4 Ghost Tram Stage Commrttee 4 WILBUR McNlECE Ouret and conservatrve Bashful and blushrng Arttstrcally rnclrned French Club 3 Treasurer 3 GEORGE OURFALIAN Frequently rntentronally rnconsrstent Keen rrnagrnatron Flashes of brrllrant mental capacrty Radro Club l lOHN WALSH Tall and lanky Blond wavy harr Glrl teaser Track 2 3 4 French Club 3 WALl ACE RHOADES Bashlul and auret Plays rn the Amerrcan Legron Drum and Bugle Corp Nrcknarne Mrckey IOHN WARD Unruly harr Followrng rn hrs broth ers footsteps Even a cast on hrs leg drdnt keep hrrn away trorn Bagota . 11 11 . . if - . . Q.. . . , ,,. , , . . . . I.. '- 1 1 1 - . 11 , 11 . . , , . , , . . I . A . 1 - 1 1 1 1 - , . Associates IDLER STAFF OF 1941 Editors-in-Chief VIRGINIA LANDEARE STANLEY LANG Literary Editor DOROTHY ALBERS ASSOC1Uf6S Feature Editor GLORIA BAKER MINA BURANELLI LOUISE CARR MILDRED CLOSSEY MARIANNE GRASSHOEE BEVERLY HAWKINS CORDON MATHEWS PEGGY MORSE LORRAINE NEARPASS ILMA NEUMANN ISOBEL SOUIRES DOROTHY WRIGHT KATHRYN YOUNGLING Business Managers GRACE HACKETT DIANA SOHN IOHN WARD Art Editor CHARLES GUTMANN Associates FRANK MORRISON Sports Edltors DOROTHY BOCHERER THOMAS CALDRONEY NICHOLAS ROMA Busmess AdV1S0f MR W' ALLAC E RICHARD CAMPBELL ANN GARTLAN DORIS GLUSENKAMP PEARL KAPLAN TAMZON KRUMHOLZ MARLVN STEPHENS BETTY WILEY Advertrsmg Manager HOWARD WILLMS Assoclates EILEEAI GRAY Photography Edltor IACOUELINE MENCONE Associates ZABELLE KAEAEIAN ALEX LESNEWICH ROSEMARY REDMOND Humor Editors ARIN GARTLAN TOM MORRISON Literary Advzsor MISS HEYLI ER LJ RICHARD LENOX MAURICE OBRIEN Iohn and Spot. lake Howie and Blackie. Peggy- Iake and Bruce. So what? I'm in the band now! The daddy of our coun- try. Stop! Don't take it! Breaking training. Interrupted stroll. Panic of 1941. Come with me! Happy days are here again! Audrey. No foolin'? R. P. H. S. Tank Divi- sion. lust a settin'. Snake charmer. Posin. After church. With shining morning face. I'rn a big boy now! We Three. Hold it. A bicycle built for one. Happy? Taste good? Entrance to glory. lust a settin! Concentration. The royal chariot. Oh yeah! Stop staring! Keep smiling. Interested? In your Easter bonnet. What's the hurry? A jitterbug's delight. Happy? The l2:3O gang !p.m.l. Pals! Hi! Three little girls to school. Some ride. Stop kiddin'! Look at the birdie! Some chassis! Unwillingly to school . Whee! ,I , . ,, g vi i.. llllll. w.f X feet ima was if .4-.e,-. .. .. - W Heil , n....'i- 'g ng1tg,,g,FgqiF -v.ua 4-I -736211 if H4 xt ,. 4 . H .L ' f-,, ll. t . L, x I? ' :r 1 -H vu' ' -,m f 2- - .0 f.. 4 S A. v it X GI of , A- - 1 1 3 A i I' 4. Ihr . ..LM.-J.. , . .-5 F N . . ,- CLASS PROPHECY Good evenrng Ladles and Gentlemen We are 1nterrupt1ng Mr Bauman s address l1Vhat ls Wrong W1th The World and How to Frx lt to brrng you a spec1al broadcast We w1sh to thank Mr Bauman h1s sponsors Arvld son Arvrdson and Wetzelberg makers of AW W Personalrty Peanuts for rel1nqu1sh1ng the1r t1me We also wrsh to thank the sponsors of the next two scheduled broadcasts the Gnaqey Wrede Plano Company sponsors of The Cultural Hour and Betty Wrlef lncorporated maker of Glamour Beauty Preparatrons Th1s IS Alden Deyo sayrng good bye Good evenmg Ladres and Gentlemen Thrs IS Brchard Lenox speak1ng We are broad castrng the annual reun1on banquet of the Class of l94l of B1dgef1eld Park Hrgh School Th1s reun1on IS broadcast to you from the grand ballroom of the Gallece MCNIQCQ Hotel rn the heart of the c1ty of B1dgef1eld Park The most outstandmg group of personalttres ever to be brought to the publrc eye at one t1me IS gathered here to nrght Your master of ceremonres for the evenrng W1ll be Mr Brchard Campbell popular actor of stage screen and radlo Thank you Mr Lenox As th1s lS a ser1ous affa1r l w1ll begrn rmmedrately descrrbrng the pos1t1ons of the notables at the great banquet table ln the center we have our class DFSSI dent lacquelme Mengone now Secretary of Labor To the r1ght of MISS Mengone we have Dr Stanley Lang noted psychologrst and Dr Thomas Caldrcney who has Just drscovered a cure for Water on the bra1n Sk1pp1ng back to M1ss Mengone s left we f1nd Mr Mrke Fucarrno of the Fucarrno lohnson Aeronaut1cal Corporatron the largest plane manufacturmg outf1t 1n the Unlted States Besrde Fucarlno IS h1s secretary M1ss Dorothy Wr1ght and her secretarres the Mrsses Ettell Hawkrns and Lenhard Seated next to Dr Lang IS MISS Lorrame Nearpass accomphshed l1nqu1st and confrdentral secretary to Drew Wood Pres1dent of the reorganrzed Bendrx Company Further down the table we s e Mr Frank Dauer chlef of the FBI Con frdentrally Mr Dauer IS berng guarded on th1s trlp to lersey by Soecral Operatrves Earnest Mullrgan and Paulsen On Mr Dauers rrght rs M1ss Margaret Schumann secretary to Mr Alexander Lesne-w1ch who IS recovermg from a slrght 1n1ury recerved 1n a mmor explos1on at h1s chem1cal plant At M1ss Wr1ghts Slde IS Dr Robert Herzog Who won the Nobel Prlze 1n 1949 for h1s commendable d1scovery of door to door dentrstry A lrttle further on we frnd MISSGS Lynn Bredt and Lolly Baker exclusrve fashron desrgners of New York and Pans MISS Baker IS rn prrvate lrfe the wrfe of Coach B111 Doran head physrcal 1nstructor at Annapol1s Naval Academy He IS s1tt1ng w1th Lester lohnson who has been a Freshman for the last nme years we hear at Bergen Iun1or College They are 1n deep conversat1on w1th Thomas Morrrson famous com merc1al art1st To the left of Mr MOFIISOH IS that v1vac1ous actress M1ss Dor1s Monroe now starr1ng rn the Broadway product1on Adam Had Four Sons That gasp you yust heard was caused by flashlrghts as the soc1ety photographer Lrncoln Luken took a p1cture of the speakers table Mr Luken IS tryrng out a new camera recently 1nvented by Carr and Card1ff noted physlcrsts Mr Luken Wanted a new means of capturrng the elusrve beauty of h1s two most popular models Lu Newcomb and R1ta Sullrvcn M1ss Munroe the toast of all Broadway 1S talkmg earnestly w1th her young protege the present marn toprc of conversatlon among the cr1t1cs the beaut1fulCla1re Ackerman But wa1t walkmg 1n through the archway we see the three young men who because of the1r sc1ent1f1c 1n1tat1ve and fortrtude now monopolrze the auto'nob1le 1ndustry Don Allan Iohn Lrttle and M1ke OBr1en Hold on Ladres and Gentlemen there seems to be a b1t of comrnotxon as lrrsh Walsh and Shorty Meyer current sensatrons of the pug1l1st1c world refuse to g1ve the gentle men therr nghtful seats The Mrsses Purt1ll Sohn and Sm1th offrcral hostesses are settllng the sl1ght d1ff1culty Im sorry to report that Loren Carpenter the famed aeronautrcal authorrty IS unable to be Wllh us th1s even1ng as he has been transferred to the Army Arr Base at Anarctrca but h1s capable secretary MISS Dorrs Glusenkamp IS representmg h1m to nrght MISS Mary Mooney IS also unable to be present because of the rush of buslness 1n her Employment Agency as IS Mr Charles Gutmann who has not yet returned from h1s arch1olog1cal researches 1n EQYDt Thrs 1S on the srde folks but present tonrght IS the accountrng frrm of Von der Schmrdt, Kaplan Kmg Kercheval and Matthews seated at the same table wrth the government repre sented by Phme Gartlan M1ss Gartlan1s manag1ng the governments case on tax evas1on aga1nst th1s frrm 11 . . , . 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' Q . l V , , . . . , . -1 1 . 1 1 1 - . . 1 - 1 11 1 1 1 1 . . . . - 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I 1 1 1 1 . , - . . , , . 1 1 1 1 1 . 11 . . . 1 - 1 1 . 1 1 . , . . , . . 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . 1 1 - 1 1 I I - - 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 I I - ' . , , 11 . . . 1 1 1 . . 1 1 I I I I I - 1 . . 1 1 1 I Just rece1ved a conf1dent1al report wh1ch I am now mak1ng unc nf1dent1al from E1leen Gray sw1tchboard operator at the Hotel New Yorker She reported to me that B1ll TICG m1ll1on a1re and man about town 1S com1ng here ton1ght IU the company of h1s f1ancees namely Brunh1lde and Mar1anne Grasshoff Tam1e Krumholz and Helen Robblns VIVGCIOUS hostesses at the famous Manner Club Hold your seats Lad1es and Gentlemen set your alarms 1n case you doze off lf you dont shock eas1ly Just turn around and look at the party that Just came 1n Its composed of former students Cf our class who were fortunat enough because of defense preparat1on to secure Jobs 1n thel calBend1x plant They have arr1ved now and lead1ng them 1n IS the off1ce matron Grace Hackett She 1S closely followed by the off1ce staff of here we Go' Marg1e Hanway Marlon Zeller lez W1ll1ams Darh Von der Schrmdt GGOTQIG Southard Mad Srmth CORDIS Sm1th Aud R1eck Murphy R1eners Rose Redmond Squeeks Sau1res Dot New ell Peggy MOTIISOH Ch1ck Kennedy Pearl Kennedy Kay lenchen Betty Dutch Agnes Agar Shorty Glowask1 Ell1e Scheffler Mar1e Gneldlng Dark1e Darke Bo Boecherer L1ll1an Benz Mar1on Ant1l The d1m nut1ve and qu1te bashful fellow follow1ng the grouo IQ the famous aero nautlcal eng1neer MICKY Rhodes My my what s th1s Whlle streak dash1ng through the door? It looks l1ke yes 1t IS those f1V9 pretty nurses Mac Clossey Marlyn Stevens K1m Plasche MIHUIQ Breslow and Snook1e Russell We re very glad to see you g1rls even 1f you have to rush r1ght back to all those lucky pat1ents at the hosp1tal Among the1r pat1ents by the way are lohn Ward Iames Leslle and Robert Paronett who were 1nJured ID an automob1le acc1dent What s gorng on over at the other end? Oh yes 1t s only a fr1endly argument between lawyer Frank MOTTISOD and Pep Menad1er who IS now ass1stant VICG pres1dent 1n charge of radlators of the Chrysler Company over some new bus1ness angle An exot1c young lady IS Just now mak1ng a grand entrance Its Gypsy Buranelh latest s1ng1ng f1nd of Broadway who 1S now StGIT1Y1g1I'1ll'19 mus1cal comedy Too Many Boys Dont m1ss 1t folks lt s colossal' Look s l1ke th1s IS turn1ng 1nto a housew1fe s prom Goss1p1ng down at the left end of Kay Brechter Well g1rls what color curtalns d1d you dec1de on eggshell or dubonnet7 Its too bad that N1ck Roma cant be here ton1ght but the W P A lost track of h1m and cant f1nd h1m anywhere Go1ng around the table to the r1ght we have the b1OlOq1Sl Rolf Hoffmann the art1st Gladys Traclo the model Iosephme Shakerly the well known mach1n1st B1ll Henderson and the well estabhshed busmesswoman Dons Henr1ch Nell Schu1tema a mechamcal eng1neer and Anne Burns cosmet1c buyer for Best and Company seem to be havlng a llttle dlsagreement over some h1stor1cal dates Why dont you two ask Peggy Morse now that she 1S a h1story teacher? Hold your hearts g1rls here comes debona1r Georg1e Ourfahan the glamour boy w1th the personal1ty sm1le who IS the star of the latest release of producer Andrew Orson Welles Caruso The Fall of the House of Muzzy or B ware of Blondes co starr1ng Pe-QQY Qumn owner of a thousand hearts lm sorry Lad1es and Gentlemen but our t1me IS up We w1sh to report that QOSSID used on th1s program was gathered from the Newsy News Column wr1tten by a talented fr1end of ours llma Neumann Mr Lenox the stud1o eng1neer IS s1gnall1ng frant1cally for me to call lS qU1lS Your sponsor IS Draffm Crushed Corn the unpuffed cereal wh1ch doesnt crackle gets terr1bly soggy 1n m1lk and doesnt taste good anyway The research chemxsts Duncan Brantl Albers Hanscom and Schr1eber 1ns1st that 1t IS excellent for throwmg at wedd1ngs lt was recently used at the wedd1ngs of Irene Borea Evelyn Denzel Luc1lle Mull1n Dolores Schempp and Kathryn Younghng The new Duncan conta1ner was des1gned by loyce Wynn noted 1n dustr1a1des1gner Duncans legal adv1sors S1llery Schuckle and W1llms w1sh to call your attentlon to the red warn1ng on the package wh1ch l shall now read to you We make no cla1ms for the qualtty or d1gestab1l1ty of th1s product You eat 1t at your own r1sk And now Lad1es and Gentlemen w1th the str1k1ng of the bronze gong by our Off1C1Gl t1mekeeper Mr P1ccolo we brmg th1s program to a close Th1s IS stat1on WEEP owned and operated by the RICG Rosenqu1st Maloney and Sw1ft lnformat1on SOCIGTY the only vocal newspaper w1th a sm1le It IS now 12 o clock T1m Vena Watch t1me Th1s 1S Robert Cochrane say1ng goodn1ght from the stud1o WEEP 1n R1dq9f1eld Park 1 ' I ' I r - I I I 1 I . , I 9 r , , - , , , I V ' I I I I I I I ' I ' ' I I I I I I ' I I I II I 1 I 1 I l 4 Il - I I I I . 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January Grrl Rrta Sullrvan Clarre Ackerman Cla1re Ackerman Mananne Grasshott Marranne Grasshoff Dorothy Albers Dor1s Henrlch Clarre Ackerman Dorothy Albers Katherme Hurst DOIIS Von der Schmldt Evelyn Denzel Clarre Ackerman Dorothy Newell Luc1lle Mullen Lou1se Carr Marranne Grasshoft Dorothy Albers Dons Henrrch M1ss Gray M1ss Keber Bette Dav1s Frenesl Make Belleve Ballroom Dancmg VOX POPULI 194 Iune 1941 Boy George Paulson Andy Caruso Drew Wood Drew Wood Andy Caruso Andy Caruso Htchxe Lenox Arthur Mxllar Bob Menadler Vmcent Vena Ierry Swrtt Bob Menadler Herbert Heck Robert Cochrane Drew Wood Albert Wrede Harry Grbson Arthur Mlllar Pep Menad1er Mr Gearr Errol Flynn Tommy Dorsey Eprthet Best Lookmg Most Pleasrng Personalrty Best Equrpped For Success Most Brrllrant Most Versatrle Best Athlete Best Dancer Most Drgmtred Most Carefree Deepest Thmlcer Dreamrest H umorrst Norsrest Quretest Tallest Frrst To Be Marrred Class Bachelor Best Dressed Cutest Couple Pepprest Favorrte Teacher Favorrte Motron Prcture Actress Favorrte Motron Prcture Actor Favorrte Song F avorrte Orchestra L eader Favorrte Radio Program Favorrte Pastrme Grr Ruth Darke Ruth Darke lacquehne Mengone Peggy Shumann Ruth Darke Dorothy Boecherer Glorla Glowaskr Lorrarne Nearpass Ph1ne Gartlen Mmme Breslow Iosephme Shakerly Marlon Anttll Pearl Kaplan Agnes Agar Luc1lle Newcomb Katherme Brechter Peggy Morse Glorra Baker Glorxa Baker Lynn Bredt Mrs Hanna Betty Dav1s Boy Bob Herzog Ntck Roma Tom Caldroney Stanley Lang Tom Caldroney B1ll Doran Mrke Fucarmo Charles Gutrnann Bob Herzog Bob Prccolo Mrke O Brren Charles Gutmann Iohn Kennedy M1ke O Brten Mtke O Brlen Ne1l Schultema lack Walsh Bob Herzog Alex Lesnowlch Bob Herzog B111 Doran B111 Henderson Mr Geaxr Errol Flynn Frenesr Stardust I Hear a Rhapsody Glenn Mtller Make Beheve Ballroom Danc1ng ' v u , H - I . 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A , - 1 1 SENIOR SWAN SONG rw, ' e ral o lhe lost Ton years Vfe hfive lrfr elefl eqelher 'hr wh e ore no germ se we ll hr e o C1 rn ll we oll rg 1 l1TOlljl'1 DV L1 nm our wrt The hrul year th1n,s were lf nd of new None of us knew Just who And so we e Slruclc ur on To help the Fresh es rl we Well lell the lhlnge we When we e h re our ln 'he slucle hone look ev ll see 'he r role enrs The second year was qut We eomn erlnerl le Cl tl l lo do l Ill can dont K edrs C15 +1 x l Crue leen 1 e cr lm lp cr 9 noni ' r went ,wg o flcrnfe We Jorned CI few C 4 L veors ere re e ob I no '1 er' e '1 T e orqcrnlzed OL else P1 a, SQ Cope Nnh the 'h Us CT lu nor Senler Prom woe 3 r 1 Althouqh to dlSlTCICllOH we were anven When our lunlor an les were lull lled We thought ol our fourth yeor and were At last os Sewers we corn -my We ve won the sl agile ol the wav hr ll-gd We have Cerne lo the e Q1 I our 1 urney lsget er And may thls hook rennnd r on ex er OF THE CLASS OF 41 Ale K' lh f. 1. f .W . 1 e r ' , , , i. 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' , . le n':5', 4L7T ' :T ,he L 1 . lf l 7 1, GHOST TRAIN ln the Ridgefield Park High School auditorium on the night of December l3, l94O, Friday to be exact, a tense, critical audience had the extreme pleasure of viewing the fascinating and thrilling melodrama, entitled The Ghost Train, lt goes Without saying that the performance was a success. ln fact it was S200.4l worth of success. We, the cast, being a modest, although motley group of characters, wish to and insist upon attributing all of the success of our enterprise to our worthy coach and director, Mrs. Hoffmeister. Without her forceful directing and skillful coaching we fear that-Well, we just fear. Much credit ond praise is also due to our student director, loyce Wynne. The play, itself, was a simple affair with a plot, easily understandable by all from six to sixty. The narrative concerned cr marooned party of travelers in a railroad station in Maine: a hunchbacked station master, a balmy Englishman, two honeymooners, an argumentitive wedded couple, an old maid, a screwy girl, a doctor, an uncle, a dead engineer's ghost, smugglers, and detectives. Whewl There was also a ghost train in- Rx cluded, primarily, to complicate the plot just a bit. The whole story was based on a superstition of a phanton train that flashed out of the night through a peaceful village, dealing death to whoever looked upon it. lt also presented a modern front with the injection ot rum and narcotic smugglers on the Canadian border. The fun of the masterpiece, and there was plenty ot it, was provided by the willy- nilly Englishman, Teddy Deakin, who surprised us all eventually by solving the thrilling mystery and being revealed as a wily Scotland Yard detective. The romantic interests were provided by Elsie and Richard Winthrop and by Peggy and Charles Murdock. 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I, Pe.. I C I ', fzive In gIam to y flottci :It IIre:sI11:1f: Deb. 25. I, Etlee. C. ,, 'Xof11,. h . . ' f , Ifltss Drxis' typmq claims. 253. I, 'Ivrtt Crrlflr JTIfI',', f3I'.'fv my chemical l'ClIf'7'Nlf3flIIf': tm ,Q iy Iu IIUI. 27. I, DQYI Allah, Itefruc-irtlr 11' 'Itproyis d ' tri LI. to e lmted SfZ.j A ::. ',,' . 28. I, Irtsh Iohttsorr, fgiv 1. X ' r ' ' f 9 Io le. 29. I, ML:I:Iie I r.e:1Iow, 'give ' Io S I ' rf: I ui :ry In . Jxl ,Irs Errglxsh 30. ,t e U .I ' , If '. 'I f I, .I '. 3I. , I -. 2 , ' s in - ' ' 2 qwgrtx 1 's s. 32. ,'e s r' of e ,I 11.1 ' v o i errrs. 33. , i e I o, V- I1 ' f I 'j up-a id- mmg 34. , W.. r 21 ,' I I, ' ' AJ' I ' I ' . 35. , I ' in o, be I I I f p I 'I I 5: ' Foo hal arri, to Iohri 36. I, B II Q , 3 'Wt ' ' -, IC algtli y to m' 1 , II I. 37. I, , I .. ' . I 1 I . it. 38. I, e,I,,e a 'iz UC' , f 39. I, Q 1, v. 1: .,., ' ' ' I' I- 'I - hit e .. 40. , '-ro , ' cu t , 1 I ' ri. 4l. I, P I I . 5, ,aiu ,, I 1 y 'econ I: Ie y::st'iL.u to anyone V o rates .h ' A . to ' Q . 42. , o' , I I 'U 3 - o 'qir o r.y I C f I 43. ' , . ' ' I s .I ide ' e . lm 44. , , I ' , ' ' 1' F I tt. 45. ., C s ' , J v' if , . ' I I ' . ICQ I. 2 I ' . . 46. , t .... C Ie ' I . u I J' ISI I W rave se' our hf'm'i ' ' Wal o tl' th. 2,th ' , . tim' ' f Ir 'I 'dad ACTIVITIES lf' zf 'WE' F' ., -VA U -I f1Q 9' ' :Q U? gl ,B v 4 Q., ,gf n..,.- v4'.- . , A ,.,. A, , 1, ,,. -L, IH V 1 HI I r . V -1-w::w, il ' ,-,I X. 'fl Q51 3 I- 'J Q J ,, fm.: w f- J ff I I . . 54 I -fl 'lv' AAT ', 3 ' EM., ' ,Q AI ' f'f--:. --:- fa, lrzz..'1:?u1e2:-Q---ffh 3 4- ,fl 4 I Liss , . --...N-A- - , ..- ,. . 1. - , P-'hw' -W v , fm . If A: 1-f. 'V m A. ..,,-., A, L1 A, ,ff E , STUDENT ADVISORY OFFICERS President - - - - - BOARD Vice-president - - Secretary - - Treasurer - - - - MEETINGS Tuesdays at noon. ACTIVITIES Discussion of student affairs. Supervision of high school representation in Fourth oi luly Purchase oi Biggs Memorial. ADVISORS Mr. Shield Mrs. Hanna - lacguol i ne Menqone Frank Morrison Elizabeth Schetiler - - Ruth Darke parade. Mr. Allison if. iris. I . o. c ' -,gfa v , ' .1 . m ENGLISH CLUB OFFICERS President - - R - Vice-president - Treasurer - Secretary - - - - MEETINGS First Wednesday of the month. ACTIVITIES Forum debate at Bogota. Enqhsh proqram in assembly at dose of year. Tbnrn Robert Horzofg Ilma Neumann as CaIdrr RTF, .1 Lorraine Nearpass Assemblage of members to see Shakespearean PIay in New York. ADVISOR Mrs. Iepson - 1 4g V . N . VA M Y' gf' wk ,Q 4 PP 'nxhf - ' ig K' I HPI' v -1- 'Uk it' FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS President - ---- - Lyie Gnagoy Vice-president - - Torn Morrison Secretary - - Ruth Kinkead Treasurer - - - Maurico Q'Brien S. A. B. Representative ----- - Lyle Gnagey MEETINGS Fourth Monday ot every month: songs, business, piays, refreshments. Meetings aII conducted in French. ACTIVITIES Christmas Party. Party at end of year. Party for new members at beginning ot year. Trip to New York, French Restaurant. Prize to graduating Senior with highest French average. French Magazine Entre Nous pubiished with Minnie Breslow, Editorein-Chief. ADVISOR Mrs. Strahlendortf f 153-4 a. I 'ti Jlnl- Q .mi ii If . --1 1 'VVS -wx V' 'f4'..- DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS President - - - - - Norma Iohnstone Vice-president - Martha I-Ianway Secretary - - - - Pearl Kennedy Treasurer - - - - Mary Iane Owens MEETINGS First and third Thursdays. ACTIVITIES A dance in Ianuary. A sociaI in March. A play presented in the auditorium on May 23, Apple Pie , with Martha Hanway, I-IaroId Meagher, Edwin Kramer, Llye Gnaqey, Ierry Timmons, Norma Iohnstone, I-Ielen Cincotta, Virginia Strub and Ioyce Lernerg di- rected by Pearl Kennedy. A picnic in Iune. ADVISOR Miss Townsend G FCEM HI-Y oFFicEHs President - - - - - Vice-president Secretary - Treasurer - - S. A. B. Representatives - - - - MEETINGS Every Tuesday evening. ACTIVITIES Basketball following business meetings. Hall Patrolp supervision and direction ot traffic. Annual assembly program. Fall and Spring dances. ADVISOR Mr. Geair Prank Morrison lack Hasbrouck - lol'1n Little Iames Qttignon Edwin Bauman J TRI-Y OFFICERS President - ---- - Elizabeth Scholfler Vice-president - - - - - Vera Victoria Secretary ---- - - - Madelaine Smith Treasurer - - - ---- Iacfruoline Mongone Corresponding Secretarys - Patricia Mangum and Beverly Hawkins Chaplain ---- ------ L ouise Carr S. A. B. Representative ------ Elizabeth Scheffler ACTIVITIES Adopted a poor family and gave it a food basket and clothing at Thanks' giving and Christmas. Went on Roller Skating Party, November ll, at Hackensack Arena. Y. M. C. A. PROGRAMS Attended Bergen County Council meetings at Y. M. C. A. in Hackensack on every second Sunday afternoon. Attended the Fall and Spring Conferences. The Spring Conference this year was held at Shady Side, Saddle River, New Iersey. Tri-Y Induction Service held on May 14. Covered dish luncheon concluded the semester on May 29. Sponsored dance for benefit of Fort Dix reception room on March 29. ADVISOR Mrs. Hanna p l45 f T74 'A 'Z 'n ' . I5-I 9 rif- I - f ' f5 - -1 - s- f JL ' ,- . -f - X ,, .- xx.. -- N .. b 'mx - 1 v X- X, - '34 , I ' fn. -nr qi-J -- A ' f.. GQ ,QQ ' 1 A Q PK -f .4,, O N, , -,,. 4 . , , sws . - 5' W --w -N-, , if- 1 , ,XA - gr- . sq., ,, ,W ..,t.... -an Q GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Presldent - Dorothy Boecherer Jrce presrdent - Eleanor Boecherer Secretary Geraldine Dyck Treasurer - Ruth Darke Attended Play Days at Dumont Hackensack Englewood and Ridgewood. Played host to the county at a Play Day on February 12. 'FAS 'esfafdnfl cm Ill- Ill as Ill, IUNIOR RED CROSS OFFICERS President - - - - Betty Enqlebrecht Vice-president - - Kathryn Younqlinq Secretary - - - Eileen Gray Treasurer - - - Minnie Breslow MEETINGS Held once a week. ACTIVITIES Aid is qiven to needy families and students all year, as well as at Christmas and Easter. Iunior Red Cross is organized by those interested in service for others. Any high school student is qualified to become a member. Held a Liberty Bell Dance on February 28. ADVISOR Mrs. Bennett gpm-4-n.-.nnnnn-1.4--.. .u ,.....,.u.,. X LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS President - - - - - Doris Glusenlcamp Vice-president - - Irene Borea Secretary - - Alice Murphy Treasurer - - - Ruth Koop S. A. B. Representative ----- - Pearl Kennedy ACTIVITIES Reports made by girls on the different classes of books. Interesting discussions on humorous and interesting poetry, vocations, values of different classes of books and magazines. Assembly program sponsored by club in lanuary, featuring a guest speaker who talked about her experience in the Orient, Mrs. Packer. Pictorial charts illustrating the Dewey Decimal System. A prize was awarded for the best chart. ADVISOR Miss Russell L . in F ,, 1 Q .A ., ' ' av Ny ff ' 1 is I I . in . All A u l , .ir ' ' -'z i it l rg I ' r li : MJF- t 17 M l I 5 -,A Q. 4 a Q. Qu- 'l',,x ... ..t. Lyle Gncrqey Albert Wrede - lohn Little Herbert Gottlieb Grace Hackett W .5 A- H--... f 3 er 529 u M ,, ,f . f .,! 11, f fl' yan. 'vs' J' Q-f, In ,s 1 1 3 in ,571 at 51? X QXVV ff v I' F ,XLT 1: f 13' We my K Q! 'Q X, ,rf A Y 367.-!. fx.: .gm P I v' ff ' . 'kv 1- Q ' . K ,6,,.,, ,i v I ' , --An. A L , aiu, ,J- 4 T5 V , -Ps,'k Z: - , 1. , U .941 A ,, .f - 4 VH' 5 f -. 1' , ,.ffpH' . ' -- 'f' ff 7.3 , F -jf' 'fs sf , -a. '.- I- ff? ..',af4' v . ffP '.f'lfT 9- 'f' fa ' aff, Vi, I, V ' 'Di ,. ' in Q ... X X I 'N . Q . ?' V.: .f V-.A- 4.' A A 2 Q- , Q A ' ' 1. 32.515 L f ' I ' - o. .. 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GENERAL CHAIRMAN Iohn Swiit DECORATING COMMITTEE Geraldine Dyck, Chairman William Alder Sue De Vlieaer Tracy Komninos Florence Borea Evelyn Garvin Dalores Olsen Robert Burnham Richard Hilpert PQIJQY Rice Patricia Davis Laurence Iukoisky Evelyn Stewart BID AND PROGRAM COMMITTEE REFRESHMENT COMMITTEE Doris Wagner, Chairman Ray Lewin, Chairman lean Galbraith Ruth Kinkead Rose Chiesa Frances Musnislcy Peqqy Miles Dorothy Walsh HOUSE COMMITTEE Vera Victoria, Chairman Robert Dixon Evelyn Stewart Raymond Lowe Ioseph Ward Mildred Richel Dorothy Winters MUSIC AND ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE Iohn Swift, Chairman David Boswell Evelyn Garvin Tracy Komninos Audrey Shaw ls this our gym? Tropic skies Of rich, cerulean hlue Now hide utilitarian heanisp And stars ot silvery hue Gleam from out the shadowy dark, And hide and gleam anew. ls this our gym? Whence came That golden reach oi sand That stretches far into a dim And southern sky? What hand Produced this majesty ol palm ln a cold and alien land? ls this cur gym? Melodic tones . 'l A l. Ol mus.c tigl the a.r, lt puts to rcut and canishes All dull pedestrian care, And weaves a deep romantic spell 'Round knight and lady fair. Is this our gym? Are these W'ho gaily dance tovnight A throng from some Elysian world Presented to our sight? A lovely apparition and a dream, A vision of delight? ls this our gym? Rainy. S. A. B. Executive meeting. Yes, it runs! Tastes terrible. Graduation practice. Glee club. Our Pcrderewski. Marion. Doris. I've got you now! Nice picture. Ain't I handsome? Wow! In our natural habitat. S. A. B. Cappy. S. A. A. Travel deluxe. Why, Vinnie! Library club. where do they all come from? Another meeting. What again? Interested spectators. But, do they work? Idler preparations. No, not with you! Come oui and play with me. Mr. Gerlcxch. Track coach. Feel hurt? Dottie. Girls in every port. Gerry. Oh, Vinnie! Lucky qirls. Manicure. Moe. Catching flies. Camera fiend. Bored? Doing nothing. Men of R. P. Glamour Bredt. Pre-school class. i g 1... ' 4? l 'iu.f4'z i5 Us , .. In .Jw ff- ff' ...gt Z'i -1 f . N m 3, 1.2.4 .. SPGRTS , 'W -lu.-4 CL -at W L 5 Q1-A Us ISBN: Quai Q. AW S' .4 55. in an hm M' U uhm , K . K QL IB Ui IL pdl- aa n an anus.-.. M t hu u 41 im. hiihnh-lihns 'iaxhxilfql ink bl ,nil-qsuuiu --f-2 W-W'AJW S exwvn 4..,.......: .. i . .--- 5-fw.JQ'5' 1 if ff 'M M ,.,r 1-.t H W' 'fine3.L.,1L,a1x., . -- ' ' aft' . i ' ' 1 ' V ' ir- - X! - .. - x i v.. ---'f-v , ' N. I V 1 , G.. 'L -N 1... 7,,,-1,3 4,. N -hs. . - L N . -K My . M --1 Qi.-. 1 ,,, , ' v , ,. l 5 .S IN QI Q, ,A Vx ..p-.w wr 1 Z ' , ,. 1.-Qgff' WJ . 1- I 4-.Q. v- , L x A if-f if 1.1, .u Pk, '-ig-I., r, 'f , . K ' '..f ' 'L' K - 4 ' fi . wa-,-,-. ' -,V , v . ' uv , - 1 '.-. 7 ' .N - 5 ,. ..-M, 1 3' 1 . Jr- TQ, ,- , X . . V - A, . - . .a X U.: - rv -n.. ...K - Y 1 M !, .fr 1 Em, I , H A . N h ,. r . I R. - W F I4 '.. ,.1 ' y . , u a .- f ---1 MTF , -Q. 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' ' X BASKETBALL The B1dge11e1d Park basketha11 au1n1e1 under the 1eader h , Qa,11 n B 11 D r 11n1shed the sea FH w11h an average of SOO Throu 3hou1 th1 1940 41 sour cn th Park won 9 games and 1os1 9 The season started w1th B111 Doran Aniy cr us 1 Dr W 1 fo nd Ne11 Schu11e1na Bch Herzog and 1oe De11a Torre 1ak1ng care o1 ny 1o11n as 13 11011 Drew Wqod 1anky cen1er and Andy Caruso Parks 1 11 handed wh1z ere 1 1 1a h 1ea1n 1or 1he as1 ha11 of 1he season hy a Ianuary gradua1 on A1 We1ker an1 nc1r1 Straube took over the ass1gnmen1s o1 these two hoys The Pcrrk scored a seas n o a 1 589 polnts aga1nst 11S opponents 545 For 1nd1v1dua1 sconng Ne11 Schuuerncr ra 1k 1 r w1th 147 po1nts B111 Doran came c1ose beh1nd w1th 136 Coach Desareo had rnanf capah1e suhs111u1es ID 1oe Monaco Char1es S1rau1e Frank Le nev1ch To n Ca1dr 1nev Im Brady and 11n1 Doran The Park p1aced 1ourth 1n the Northern New 1 rsey 1n1er scho1as 1C League and was 1nv11ed 1o en1er the S1ate Tournarr ents 1n the 11rs1 round the tearn was s1a1ed to p1ay Lodl a c1ub wh1ch had COIT1Q119d a record o1 24 stra1ght V1C1Of19S and d1d a 11ne Job o1 ho1d1ng 1hern as closely as they d1d They 1os1 out hy a score o1 26 23 B111 Doran was p1cked as the center on the A11 League tearn and as a guard on the A11 County second team Wh11e Ne11 Schurtema was p1cked 1or a 1orward berth on the A11 League second tearn Opp Park Opp Park A1umn1 Tena11y Teaneck Leoma Butherford Hackensack Eng1ewood C1111s1de Tena11y Teaneck Bogota Leon1a Buther1ord Hackensack C1111s1de Lod1 ' ' ' , ' 4 - s 19 of ' Uri 1 :1 an, ' ' ' sd ' . . fr f ' fs, , . 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U 1 73' ADS .1 - ,.-115:31 . I S A 1 ff ' yeh A5 N 4 X .!V,,,.- If , 1 Q 5 Congratulations to the Class of 41 NYSTROM S Restaurant Soda Fountain as y San wzc es Delzczous Ice Cream :N-9 Route No. 4 North Hackensack New Jersey - a from a Delightful Meals T t cl 'h I RIDGEFIELD PARK Congrafu ahons ASSOCIATION Phofographer INSURANCE AGENTS ANNA BELLE GILHOUSEN M ROY B WRIGHT EMIL GEHM FLEISHMANN AGENCY I FRANK E MURPHY I ROSDAHL AGENCY I I Il fl C0mplzment5 of A FRIEND from your OF , nc. 78 ounf Vernon S+ree+ . I nc. Ridgefield Park, New Jersey - HC ' nsurf' 'I 1 ,-I 71 Insurn ' me o I- II IIIIIIII 1. mpv IW In Tfsnql oo wvfg' U n I N me 'n CI. Q FQSDK I4 F238 BULLETIN ADDR-E -f aSf 19,!.I E C GAINES A B Pres leg st ed by the R ge ts Day and Evenmg Secretarlal Trammg Accountancy Bookkeeping Al snmsn srsnnnmnv rxvonmm convznsnnnrm smusn run: E pl NOT AYFL TED WITH AN OT ER SC OOL W Il 441 LEXINGTON AVE muh sn N Y E 18 3 T I U H II 2 3527 f omplzmenfs of RIDGEFIELD PARK HIGH P T A DONNELLY S SALES AND SERVICE STATION R H USED CARS ROUTE No 6 f omplzments' of COLLEGIATE CAP AND GOWN COMPANY 366 Fuffh Avenue New York Cufy New York DOLLY WEISSMANN S HOUSE OF FLOWERS Phone Hackensack 2 5583 222 Mann Sfreef RndgefTeld Park New Jersey BAUM'S CUT RATE DEPARTMENT STORE Please Palronzze Our Advertzsers Watch These A dverttsements Do You Patronzze Your Local Slorev? . qgh ' ' SI. QC! ' PQMNJ. iier. e ,n I I, T II U.. . . . o-'U I n ,ggh . e M' o N NQIY- - Q rsoi I-,Tux u .V1 o'Y.areccro 'wx E210 ..?duaIh.ed In S0 I NNN! 5 and goI 'X N pu swdkoi- ,du8'f' d ACU ' . fd WSH..xmf,.m,I.m..1vzc, 9' . urs 9 Ng Too , .. Dlsimg AN,-5 S. 9-macros m oyment Servuce. Low 'Inman Fees BQYUCNIDON. Yxacem n I IA Y H H E 'C H. ' Visitors elcomo. Bu :lin on Request ., . . . st. 5 I: . M rray I . I V ' ' ' ' C P H L R Y Y M S O L U . . . E T , . I I I - Mr and Mrs Arthur Tuthxll Mlss Gertrude Benz I' I' I' and Mrs Klem and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Lang V McLean M J OBr1en J D Morrlson J A Russell John L1ttle Menadler Henr1ch RICE Mrllar Clossey Scheltz Wm J SW1ft Wrede Frederlck K Sh1eld John Sohn Albers Caruso George A Lenox P S Hanway Borea Em1l A W Gutmann A Lesnow1ch W Burns W Stephens L Breslow Mrs F J Squlres Mr and Mrs L Wrlght PATRONS I' I' I' I' I' I' I' and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs George Morrrson P Buranelll J D Mengone K Plasche B Rhoades Wm T Smxth Brechter W Grasshoff Baumann W Allan Fred Nearpass H Zeller A E Shakerly Youngllng P W Antlll Joseph A Cerma Peggy and Joan Cerma Mr Walter Mundt Mr and Mrs John Hackett Aust1n Devme s Men s Wear Clarke Cleaner s John PICCOIO A Frlend Mrs Josephme Grles Mr and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mr and Mrs George Englebrecht Mrs Thomas W Jenchen J J Purt1l1 T J Qulnn Robert Armstrong Morse Henderson Gray L Caldroney . . ' Mr. . ' ' Mr. . . ' Mr. . M . . . . Mr. ' M . . . Mr. . . Mr. . . Mr. . . . ' ' Mr. . . . ' Dr. . . . ' Mr. . Mr. . ' M . . Mr. . ' Mr. . . Mr. . ' Mr. . Mr. . ' M . . . Mr. . ' Mr. . . . Mr. . Mr. . ' Mr. and Mrs. Hanscom Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Boecherer Mr. . ' . ' . Mr. . . . Mr. . ' ' ' ' M . . ' Mr. . . ' Mr. . . . ' Mr. . . ' ' Mr. . ' . . Mr. . . Mr. . . ' Mr. . . . ' Mr. . . Mr. . . . ' Mr. . . Mr. . Mr. . . Mr. . . . . ' Mr. . CAN YOU IMAGINE B111 w1thout Lolly? Be1ng warm 1n Boom 14? Everybody be1ng present on Oral Top c day? Dons wzthout her Troph1es ? Mr Worrell s room w1thout somebody t1l1 4 OO? A desk w1thout 1n1t1als? Mrs Strahlendorff s desk w1thout papers? lohn Brantl at the Polo Grounds? Cla1re Ackerman as a brunette? Anne Burns w1thout M1na Buranell1? Lynn and Pep w1thout an argument? The Senlor Play wlthout D1ck Campbell and Dalsy Monroe and Glus1e? A Pep Bally w1thout cheer leaders? ldler WTIIG ups handed 1n on t1me? An orderly Semor Class meet1ng? MISS Heyllger VJlIl'1Ol.1l her sport clothes? WHAT IFS What 1f Ruth were l1ght 1nstead of Darke What 1f Loren were a mechanlc mstead of a Carpenter What 1f Bob were a flute mstead of a Prccolo Nhat 1f Ierry were slow mstead of SWIII What 1f Drew were 1ron 1nstead of Wood What 1f Tom were fool1ng mstead of Earnest What 1f Dot were wrong 1nstead of Wrrght What 1f E1leen were black 1nstead of Gray What 1f LOUISE were a tra1n mstead of a Carr What 1f Herb1e were mstead of Heck What 1f Iohn were b1g mstead of L1ttle What 1f Helen were sparrows 1r1stead of Bobbms What rf Peggy were grass 1nstead ot Morse What 11 Glorla were a butcher mstead of a Baker What 11 Artre were a farmer mstead of a M1l1ar What 1f Wallace were streets mstead of Rhodes What 1f L1ll1an stands mstcad of Bc nz SONG TITLES lt All Comes Back To Me Now Conference t1ll 4 OO I Hear Mus1c Pearl Kaplan Mean To Me PIC to M1 s Heylrger Bob Herzcq After the Prom G1or1a Baker Dot and Art Not So Long Ago We were Freshmen You Walked By Mr A1115 n Last T1me 1 saw Par1s Mrs Stra 1 nd ff There ll Always Be An England Mrs Ie Json How D1d lt Get So Late So Early 8 35 Arr1va1s lm Always Chas1ng Bambows Chas Iohnson 1n French Clas Temptatlon An uncovered paper You Can t Brush Me Off Herb1e Heck Too Bomanhc Pompton Turnplke lust My B111 Our Love Affalr Farewell Blues The depart1ng Semors Wa1t T111 lt Happens To You Lynn and Pep Well Meet Agarn At Class Beumon Do You Know Why? All the Senlor A s passed Yesterthoughts When We Were Freshman I Llke To RQCOQHIZG The Tune Orchestra at Assembly FAMOUS EXPRESSIONS Take only two DIQCQS of paper Mrs lepson You must get facts MISS Gray Pearl vous parlez trop' Mrs Strahlendorff You do thmgs ln such a sl1p shod way M1ss MacLal1en W1ll You Hush M1ss Brock You brought 1t on yourself people Mr Gerlach What are you supposed to be do1ng 1n here? MISS Russell Bon Jour mes enfants Mrs Hanna One m1nute lto 1o1terers 1n the hallsl Mr Gea1r I' I' ll ll . I . r ll 1 ll --UUVMUH H-V-Y-V 1 .... L ., - . . ll - ll ' , . f 19 A . eee,cee.,,.,.....,e1... . ., ,w fx mv ll . lr . . 'I ' , , I ' ' , . . , 5 A ' . 1 ll I ll . l 1t' S d B T F S a , ut rue 1 on reports ll ll WHY' 1 ll ll , , , ...1-ee-..- . . 1 I 1 ' l 3 ,E ' VY--H, A -.MUN-U -mv' I


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