Ridgefield Park High School - Idler Yearbook (Ridgefield Park, NJ)
- Class of 1944
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Xl ' ' -... . .. ., - l- gi y Q Egg V l .630 Ax V xin Nb-y 4 if N DEDICATION We the Clcrss ot l944 respectfully Rldgetleld Pcrrk l-hgh School ln the Armed Forces ot the Umted Stdtes ot Amerrcor Q dedicdte this volume to the men ot 1:35 . of ' 'gf' . N X ' f A 4' K- A. Ray Palmer, B. S., M. A., Diploma of Superintendent of Schools, Teachers' College, Columbia University ...................... Supervising Principal TE e Frederic K. Shield, B. A., M. A ............... Principal Herbert H. Allison, B. S., M. A ................. Science Stephen Averille, B. S ............. Physical Training 2, A N. Charlotte D. Bennett, G. N., R. N ................. Nurse 44 -LQAA ' Frank Bell, B. S ......................... Physical Training mmm t,n.......Jl. oth? Ada L. Brock, B. A .,........... ....................... E n lish 9 ligne Iohn H. Browning, B. A ............. Manual Training C eww Mildred G. Burrows ....,................................... Ar M 161 Marian W. Chadwick, B. A., M. A .,............. e 5 Latin-English 2211i9m C. H. Conrad..Manual Training, Mech Drawing QS lin? Henry P. Cross, A. A. G. O ......................... Music SUN' 11 fffl 1 in? al Eleanor W. Davis, B. C. S ................. Commercial wgldfpd Otto E. Gerlach, B. S., M. A ....... German-En lish t 9 'mfpseey-t Helen M. Grant, B. A ................................. Science pondd Ethel M. Gray, B. A., M. A ......................... History S8 Orff Helen M. Henne, B. A., M. A .,........................... Vai ef- S anish-French-En lish fm R Q P q ' plrthuixptto Margaret Henze, B. S ............... Physical Training J 5911 ' lie? 61 . Carolyn . ' ! 09 1 Supa . X913 ax? 011921699 li ' 'I we-ne br X996 Vic? 6 ef 99 'V 0 P3 ,wgwtw I Qiiish -.e Qtoll T 401' 91 ,, A l 960 eevwq lf ,xv ,uf 63' Bde , ' .oe QQQQQX 9 y Q3 Qozxos A A Yeo W -' A ll X'6?yeeVQxo9w , .,-et- , -wi ' A mrm , A' . V ' V . iz . 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Cute heh' Electron of Senror Class Offrcers Our class advlsors are announced tonly frve thrs yearl Oh the homework' 45 OCTOBER O xl 'Lug X Frrst pep rally of the year turns out to be a huge success TX X The agony chorus of the seventh perrod gym class was lustly rewarded The S A B holds rts frrst meetrng and elects ohrcers God bless you dear old Columbus ww The Brady Memorral Placque IS dedrcated rn assembly J, C, NOVEMBER Mr Worrell makes hrs awful nnstake and s ares Mrss Zrefman out of her wrts The football gals brrng down the house at assembly Gloom descends upon our hallowed portals we lost to Rutherford' Our shoe leather IS gettrng thrn we repeat an a1r rard drrll three trmes Mrss Heylrger omrts her Thanksgrvrng bakrng spree T t' Tut' Dont mentron turkey agarn' K Art Frtzgerald IS awarded the Brggs Trophy at the Wm or Lose Dance Q DECEMBER K George Messerlran surprrses S H B by hrs snazzy attrre X The Semors take therr 1ntell1gencet2J tests Mrss Russell goes artrstrc and dresses up the lrbrary wrth som beautr X QD? gul narcrssl X, tudent faculty basketball game The grrls won Mrs Hanna puts us rn the proper Chrrstmas sp1r1t Ah' Wonderful vacatron' Merry Chrrstmas everybody' IANUARY Happy Leap Year grrls Back to the old grrnd agarn gh Mrss Heylrger rnstructs her seven lrttle genruses on How to remove a dead body from a lake C, Coa h Bell makes hrmself more popular by talkrng for an hour rn X x assembly I t I!! How sad' Seven teachers stncken wrth the grrppe' V lcrcles are dxscovered rn S H A so a half sessron IS decreed EQ X IANUARY X' 22 Grab your fellows grrls and come to the Sadre Hawkms Dance A new and attractrve addrtron IS made to the otfrce staff Last Senror DICTUTQS are taken after whrch Mrs Urlhousen spends an hour mendrng the camera Sl Tryouts for the Senlor play X K 'K YX L S 8 ' ' ' . 9 ' . , . lO ' ' ' . 14 ' - ' ' . l6 , . ffl i f CIYQPLE ss ' 1 ' . so ' I 8 ' ' ' . x xx ll . . . ' ' ' , TX IZ. , . X 7 .' 6 , 22 4 4 ' A . 21 X OQG2 5 l . I ' ' ' c A ' 4 . ll ' ' t 5 ' ' ' ' . 24 ' ' ' ' ' ' . u . . 25 ' ' ' . 27 ' ' t ' . Y. Q N A x 5 y 3 2 T , E M T 6 Audrey Bock slides gracefully into homeroom. 8 ' ' ' ' . . V - X - lU ' ' ' ' ' e '- gf' rx ' '. M. X l6 - . ' . 22 . ' ' ' ' . 23 . ' . 25 ' . 4 l , , ' . 3 ' ' , 'U A ' ' f ' ' H X if ' ' YS? yy M x 14 n s -s 17 . 2 ' ' ' . 5 To Q , Go .E QS T T I I I I . 26 A ' ' ' ' . 30 ' I ' ' . T' JAN2O , E is -0 'xo X Q.. Calendar ws , 1 x11 1' Y L.. fo Aoufw 1 us N gy' FEBRUARY Desp1te a heavy snowstorm the bona rally proves to be a huge success What a QYD no hohdayl D1d you get my Valent1ne'P Ray Marasco announces 1n S H B that hes sorry The ldler meet1ng IS mcomplete MISS l-leyl1ger forgot her carrot Iohnny Messner draws a large crowd to the s rap dance ,7 4 Success Georg Washmgtons hxrthday falls on a school clay' 49 I School closes at 2 l5 for the b1g game We beat Cl1ffS1dG Sl 29 MARCH 1 b f T 2 Thr e cheers our ldler worr1es are over at last' 6 Hooray' Everyone d1d h1s homework Cthe evaluators canoe today? 8 The school 1s back to normal agam lthe evaluators lettl MARCH Mr Cross does 1t aga1n w1th a super perfect m1nstrel show The top ot the morn1n to ye' l The S n1ors wow us w1th the1r presentat1on of Boardmg School ,,,, APRIL 25 Sentor play agam 'jf 4 Easter vacat1on starts ar1d do we need 11' ' ,f And what d1d the Easter bunny brmg you 'P ff' Oh 111e' 1snt It wonderful to get back to school 'P MAY Ho l-lum' Who feels l1ke domg homework Spr1ng IS here' X A prom at last and what a prom l 5 Why does everyone look so t1red'9 Lould 1t be CTGHIITIIUQT Oh 1t cant be tomorrow already f jp v W1sh us luck exam week' XE' J Say your prayers ktds Results are announced Bacculareate The Sen1ors let loose at Class N1ght 15 Happy IS the graduate the sun sh1r1es on l We say a tearfull'Pl farewell to our dear Alma Mater IUNE 4? 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SCHOOL DAZE Set ool days have therr ups and downs And Pore et ac was than ups Tea lsers seer to tl rrwr or trowns An tnrnlq wer saucy pups Teaehers lcrow what s best tor us And really ni an CK Ye' we olvx ays rnalxe a tus When we dont have our way w nwe e aelssnae terycrs 'ea X sh wer x ,rs e PERSONALITY PLUS Thrs rs a tale set forth by the Senrors We who Qould never fornrnrt rnrsderneanor We re Clever we re cute and we re plenty vrva rous ln fact you rnraht say W are even lhrtatrousl Youll rnrss all our qenru when we l avf thc e portals Ch how wrll you stancl rt rnterror mortals? The teachers all love us there s no use denyrna You Cant frll our plafes o Just qrve up tryrnqll 16 11 ' V I ' rr , , 'Ju 7 Xo.s -gr 1 2 1 d 'Ve Q 3 '. N nl , I , , 1 Q . , o . , a. ' f J ' But Vhe r rn et i ,a.'.!r t ln la , l'll het, All the thzngrs we useal try hate - V. -JL V e 'vrth r ' y t. 'r , - f- - ,,,, o , A W A A A 1 ' A , ' s ' , , Q A frat, ' r V l 1 I 1 - ' ' , ' l 1 7? 1 f Ziff Ni Sw f ,X fi x l 0 Af E' ffq 59' 7 , ,JZ ,7 35 W-7 iii ' iff ff' 4 - 7, ff , - 214 ' ff PAUL ANTILL Here's our Harry Iames, long may he toot! His loud playing quite overshadows his class reserve land girls, did you ever notice his nice . 3 ring?l. Band l, 2, 3, 4g Track 3, 4, S. A. B. l. THEODORE ARMSTRONG Unassuming Ted was once our little lad, but now he's shot up to the six foot group. His wit reall yshines in spite of his quiet disguise. French Club 4. ARTHUR BAKER Art doesnt take his work too seriously but his sense of humor works ov rtime Outstanding debate of the year How much longer will that car hold together? TACK BATES Apollo of the class of 44 thats lack Wherever he goes so do the eyes of every girl And my' how he does blush' OLIVER BIBBY Bib is that tall joking senior who left us for the Navy He s famous for that super Model T of his Football 2 3 Track 2 3 AUDREY Bocx C3 M Always in good spirits with an obliging grin for all Audreys recitations are a constant source of amusement to her French class Glee Clubl S A A 2 TriY 3 lr Red Cross 3 ldler 4 French 'V Club 3 4 Science Club 4 G A A 4 Victory Corps 3 4 Senior Play 4 MARY BURKE lf you re looking for a good sport get yourself introduced to Mary There is plenty of brains and mischief stored beneath her bonnet Idler 4 French Club 3 Senior Play Committee 4 GEORGE CADDO Personality plus and a vivid sense of humor are expressed in Kato s grin And lately he s become qu1te a Romeo H1Y 3 4 Spanish Club 4 Football Manager 4 Basketball 2 4 Asslstant Manager Baseball 3 18 e ' . ' f' I : .. A , 1 I 1 - 14 Q 'x I ' f . , Q I 4,-4 ' . -1 - - A 1. 1 - I I 1 1. 1 ,V W 1 1 1 - - - 1 1 1 f il I I - av X , . , , , ' '11 A gg .,-111, . - RUTH CALDRONEY Ruthre has a dynamrc vrqorous character Her norsy storres al ways betray her presence rn the locker rooms She IS very good natured and debonarr and IS another of our qemuses Vrctory Corps 3 4 Iun1orSenzor Dance Commxttee 3 Squad Leader 3 MARION CLACHKO Marrons clever fnendly and generous supply of wrtty remarks are surtable for all occasrons She rs one of our more ambxtrous students who plans to qo on to colleqe Class VICE presrdent 1 Dramatrc Club l Enqlrsh Club 4 Idler 4 LOIS COYTE You never see ozs wxthout Dotty and vrce versa they even share thelr colds Lots IS the cheery sweet grrl we all hke and she has the mcest contaqlous qrqqle Band 3 BARBARA CUMMINGS Bobby has a drmpled smrle whrch accompanres an mfectxous qrqqle I-Ier pet hobby rs studymq French Glee Club l G A A l 2 3 French Club 2 3 4 Enqlxsh Club 4 Commencement Commrttee 4 Red Cross 4 Idler 4 MARGARET CLARK Peqqy IS the darkl' rred blue eyed smrlrnq semor whose rnam rnte-rest lres IU speed typmg She rs usually quret but enroys a good laugh wth the rest of us Clee Clubl 2 3 S A B 3 Idler 4 Vxctory Corps 3 4 Color Guard 2 ELAINE COHEN Alw ys ready to help orqamze any class actrvrty Elame rs one of the behrnd the scene workers whom we never notrce but would always rmss She wears a purr of srlver wmqs hm' IUHIOI Red Cross l Home Room Representatlve l Dramatlc Club 2 Prom Committee 3 Theater Benelrt Commxttee 3 Class Play 4 EDITH COLANERJ Edrths dark beauty and charmrnq personalxty make her one of the most popular Semor qrrls Her happy qo lucky manner IS always a source of amusement to her many frrends MILTON COLE Tall lanl-ry Mrlt rs quret rn class but many wrll 'testrfy that hes not so quret outsrde of school How about rt q1rls9 H1Y 3 4 Treasurer 4 Backetball 3 4 Manager 4 S B Football 4 19 A 1 - , I p I , S I 8 I . 1 - - - : 1 ' , : S- . 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I. l l l U bi ' ' ii, Q-rf 7 AUGUSTA DENKER Gussie may be quiet but she is a good student with a pleasing and sweet personality She is well liked by all her classmates Tr1Y 4 Science Club 4 G A A 3 4 French Club 4 English Club 4 GEORGIA DIETER Our Georgia Peach has a soft southern drawl and an lrrestrble giggle Shes the little girl from down there whos made such a big hit up here Dramatic Club l IOAN DI PIETRO Ioan is one of our peppy seniors who always has a hearty smile and hello for everyone Her cheery manner is admired by all Idler 4 Tot is one of our very swell senior boys His brrllrance in French Class is a goal which all French students arm to reach WILLIAM DARRAGH Good will and fellowship follow Bill wherever he goes for his quiet fri ndly manner ana ple sm, disposition makes him a big sett Ft H French Club 2 DANIEL DICICCO Danny may not be tall but that didnt keep him from berng one of our Greatest footall players We all miss our good looking class t ma e now th it he is in Uncle Sams Arr Corps Track 2 Baseball l Football l 2 3 4 lntermural 3 IOAN DRAFFIN loan IS known for her abrlrty to find a humorous side to every thing It is impossible to rmagme her without Vrrgmra or Mary Band Twirler l 2 3 Glee Club l Dramatic Club l ldler 4 S A B 4 Senior Play 4 Victory Corps 4 Senior Program Com mittee 4 MARIE DUIGNAN Drggre rs one of our very sweet senior girls Her lovely clothes catches everyone s eye S A B 2 3 Victory Corps 3 G A A 3 'l'r1Y 3 Girls Basket bal13 as IOFP. .S. l GAF' M E l , 'L -' V 5 Af' 2 2 f f 1 1 f . 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K' U 'F 1 - 1 f ' f ' f ' ' 2 L t ' 20 SHIRLEY ETTELL A dxmmutxve blond Mrss who stands Just 60 mches 1n her stockmq feet but makes up for rt rn pep She well deserves the mckname Gremlin Glee Club 1 2 3 French Club 2 3 DOROTHY EVANS Dot rs the ballerma of R P H S Her qrand drspositron makes her llked by all Class Vlce presrdent 2 Band 3 Enghsh Club 4 S A B 4 ARTHUR FITZGERALD Fltz thrxves on wheatles as well as sweetles maybe thats why he IS the chief reason that R P s football and basketball team have made out so well thxs year Football 2 3 4 Baseall 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Class Presl ntl 2 S WILLIAM FOSTER They call hlm the dreamer No matter how strmulatmq IS the class dlscussron B111 always preserves an aura of unrultled peacefulness Hrs blq blue eyes QIVS hlm an a1r of mnocence Sclence Club Presldent 4 Pep Rally Commzttee 4 French Club 3 Football 2 3 Basketball 3 Track 3 21 CLAIRE I-'ECHTMANN Tall Claire IS always 1n on the humor Her frxendlmess makes her one of the pals of 44 She has quite an allergy for Latrn vocabulary oo' Glee Club 1 Dramatxc Club l Enqllsh Club 4 Idler 4 French Club 4 Rmq Commlttee 3 G A A 3 4 Vlctory Corps 3 ROBERT FENWICK One of our few remarmnq tall semors Bob IS noted for his fllrta nous manner and hrs perpetual arm He answers to the name oi Kid kennedy Spanxsh Club 4 Semor Play 4 S A B 4 MARY ELLEN FERRIS Marys the demure lxttle mrss wxth the wonderful French accent Althouqh she has plenty of brams she doesnt believe m overwork mg them FrenchCu 3 4 G A A 4 IEANNE FETTE leanne xs another of the quleter members o! our class Obhqmq and frxendly she IS always ready to help you out Lrbrary Club 3 4 Scxence Club 4 Enqlrsh Club 4 Tr1H1Y 3 4 G A A 4 4 tl ' I t ' . , x if 1 A K Q l V : ' ' h : I 1 : . , M, 4 3 I 1 Q I I I . I . . . 8 1 l b , 5 . . . . d ,g.AAlBl3,4. I 3 9 Qi t PROVIDENCE FUCARINO A good sport as well as an incurable jitterbug. Provy has the distinction of being one of the few senior girls who doesn't have to wrestle with curlers G A A 3 4 Victory Dance Committee 4 Pep Rally Committee 4 Editor in Chief of our Idler DONALD FULLER Don is one ot many seniors who have left us to serve Uncle Sam We are sure that he will do his part to bring us closer to victory MARY GILLIGAN Gil is our drum maiorette as well as our l-ledy with long black hair and big brown eyes Personality plus is one of her biggest assets Drum mayorette 4 French Club 2 3 English Club 4 Dramatic Club 1 GEORGE GLUSENKAMP George loves to teas the girls but do we complain? Anyone can get along with him because of his good humor BENIAMIN FOX Ben is one of the quieter fellows of the class who shows at times signs ot being quite a scholar. His blond shock tops an agreeable and trustworthy character. Science Club 4. LUCRETIA FRANCO Lu is one ot our prettiest seniors. Her charming personality and gay manner are known by all. She also holds down the job of Dance Committee 31 Editor-in-Chief ot Idler 45 G. A. A. l, 25 Senior Play 4. SHELDON GRAPE' Shel certainly surprised us by becoming such a good saxophone player' Right now he appears rather aimless although certainly goof! natured and witty but he may tool us again Glee Club 4 Band 2 3 4 Track 3 Intramural Tennis 2 Bas ketball l ROBERT GUNDLAH Bob is one of those quiet seniors we dont hear much about but we do know that he is popular and well liked by all 22 l . I. .1 , I A ' ' I V . 6 6 v ' Q . I Y . ' 2 X Q C - 1 I, , : : - ' 1 ' ,1 . ill . . 1 'fx 'L I ' EDWARD HANAK Eddre IS known to the teachers for h1s ab1l1ty to make everyone else laugh Hrs outstandrnq qual1ty IS h1S sense of humor CHARLOTTE HANCLEK Tall dark and attraCt1ve IS the best descrrptlon of llnx All her weekends are spent on roller skates so 1lS no wonder the rrnks are so Crowded She IS one of our hardest workers and best lrked grrls Color Guard 2 3 Glee Club l 2 L ARTHUR HENNESSEY When 1t comes to someone wtos always w1ll1nq to lend a help mg hand look lor Art l-le s swell' As tor the qrrls we dont know how about 1t Art9 LILLIAN HERON At lrrst glance Lrlhan appears quret but IS qreat fun when you know her better It IS rumored that she wrelds a w1cked needle Tr1Y 3 4 Secretary 4 ldler 4 7- v PAUL HANWAY Paul IS our ever amb1t1ous VlC9pl'ES1d9l'll l-hs easy qorng manner and frlendlrness have won l'1m our vote for a swell guy Glee Club 2 3 I-l1Y 3 4 Vrce presrdent 3 Presrdent 4 Track 2 3 4 Class Sergeant at Arms 3 Class V1CepfGS1d9nl 4 S A B 4 Calendar Commrttce 4 Hall Patrol 3 Idler 4 ELEANOR HARTMAN Add one pfnr of 1ncred1ble eyelashes and a brrllrant French vocabu lary and who do you have? Eleanor of course' Be careful' Dont get her temper up or you ll be sorry French Club 2 3 Secretary 3 ROBERT HAWKINS Bob IS one of M Alhsons prom1s1nq youn cherrusts Hrs quret shy atntude IS not to be m1sJudged He s qutte the quy w1th the qrrls SCIQHCG Club 4 ELSIE HENDERSON Els1e IS cnothcr of our l1keal le sen1ors Her flare for comedy was unknown by us unt1l we saw her play Mrs Farad y Glee Club 3 Class Play 4 V1ctory Corps 4 23 Y , V A4 . 6 ,: '- .7 '- ' -J, ' ,: , -4 - - - .l . b 5 1. .- . Y . , .. un . . . .. o . , , . . ,fz 1. 1 A ' ' 1: ' . H ' . a. g ,. . 2 2 . A I , . ' . 4. I 6 '. . I - ,z 1 - ' rs l KENNETH KALLMAN Kenny ts the Irmmy Dorsey of R P I-l S and the backbone of the Cavalxers He IS noted for hrs understandmq pat1ence and Gblllly to work Band 1 2 3 4 Gee curb DOROTHY KELTY Kelts out of the ord1nary even to the extent of wear1n , sk1 sh es to school Ses a great dancer too and after dancmq the Navy rates htqhest Class V1cePres1dent 3 G A A 2 3 4 Semor Play 4 WALTER KLEIN Walter IS rather qu1et and unassummq but always aareeable and smxlmq A perfect qentleman l1e s admned by all who know h1m Vlctory Corps 3 4 French Club 3 4 BEVERLY KOELLEH Bev IS one of our more vrvaclous semors She IS an attractrve asset to the VICTOIY Corps as well as to the cheer leadmq squ rd eerleader 3 4 S A B 4 G A A l 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 VICTOIY Corps Student Chaxrman 4 Prom Comm1ttee 3 Enqhsh Club 4 SCIGHCS Club 4 STANLEY HILLYER Wherever there IS somethmq domq rust look lor Stan H15 per sonal1ty 1S a superb match for h1s t1tle as kmq dancer hes qreat sketballl 2 3 4 1 4 Footba 2 3 4 Baseb Track 3 Serqeat at Arms 4 Idler 4 Vu tory Corps 4 Cheerleader 1 HELEN I ORDAN Helen IS on of the shortest members of our class as well as one of the pepr 16 st She s a n11xture of dyn 1111110 and T N T Red Cross 2 C1 A A 2 3 4 Enqhsh Club 4 Sen1or Play Corn mlttee 4 F S.,- 6- Q HAROLD LAUFELD Harold lS one ot the more bashtul members of the class but he looses all shyness durmq a football game Football 4 Baseball 3 4 IUNE LEPPLA Iune IS the most poplar qxrl 1n our class She always has a smrle and a good word tor everyone Dancmq IS a favorxte pastrme of hers SCIENCE Club 4 V1ctory Corps 4 Class Treasurer 3 - G' Ba ,,,gS.A.B.,q ll,,g all2,3g I' f 1 ' - 1 : ' ' : . 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N I I Q ' A ' , -Q 2 51S I 1 ' -3: I F. 24 IOYCE LERNER Ioyce IS one of our t1ny peppy senrors whose tradem rl: IS her mfectxous qrqqle Her natural 1nst1nct for trouble carries her throuqh one scare alter another Glee Clubl 2 3 4 S A B 2 Dramatrc Clubl 2 French Club 3 4 Vrctory Corps 3 4 War Stamp Chaxrman 3 4 Lrbrary Club 4 Scrence Club 4 IOAN LEYDEN loans qolden locks are the envy of rnxny a qrrl tn R P H S When a qrqqle or screech xs heard m the orrls lockers rt rs bound to be none other than our Ioan Glee Club l Dramatrc Club l 2 Red Cross 2 3 Prom Committee G A A 4 lde K X 1 EILEEN MAHER A halo of dark curls brlqht brown eyes dlmples and a brq srnlle for everybody thats Mlke Her vlbrant personallty and mtschevlous 1nqu1s1t1ve way make her hked by all Glee Club l Dramatlc Club 1 French Club 2 3 Library Club 3 4 V1cepres1dent4 Enqhsh Club 4 S A B Vrce presxdent 4 Asslstant Ed1tor Idler 4 Semor Play 4 Hall Patrol 4 Vlctory Corps 3 Com mencement Commrttee 4 VINCENT MANDRAGONA VIHFIIG has one pnde and 1oy hrs famous Model A He may be quret but that doesnt rntertere wrth hrs qood nature Basketballl 2 Baseball 2 H1Y 3 4 ANNE LINDHEIMER ln sprte of her quret manner Annes personahty has won her many staunch frxends Shes always on hand to supply you wxth anythlnq you want lflClUdll'lQ fun Idler 4 Scrence Club 4 Vxctory Corps 4 MILDRED LINDSTROM Pep vlm and VIQOY that s our Mrll No matter where or when you meet hor shell always greet you wxth a radlant smlle and a macnme gun burst of chatter French Club Vrce Presrdent 3 Presrdent 4 Class Rxnq Commzttee 3 English Club Vlce prestdert 4 Commencement Commlttee 4 S A B 4 Chatrman Poster Commlttee 4 Vrctory Corps 3 4 GLORIA LO BOVES Glorla 1 dark and petxte wrth tlashmq brown eyes The Army has already placed a diamond on her thlrd hnqer left hand Glee Club l 4 Prom Commtttee 3 RUSSELL LUSITANA Russell our local Lord Chesterfteld' Hes lull of pep and orrqr nahty and theres never a sober face when hes around 3 : - ll .sl 'I 2 ' 'r ! : ' -, : , 1 ' XC hx 31S,A.B.4g , . . 1 lr4. 3 2 ' I J ' V . , xt ' .V I ' ' - ' '. rx - ' I ici I A If ' 1 V2 4 J , Qi Q Hr-Y , 4.1 K u .A I X lu ' y 4 A u 4 lr X . tl Q X . I 4 ' ' A ' ' . . l - - 5 T 25 DONALD MATTHESEN Don is rarely seen without a smile on his face His favorite indoor sport seems to be disrupting a quiet study hall nd l 2 PAUL MATTOON Paul is the cyclone that hit R P H S last year l-le s got quite a reputation for his satirical poetry now Glee Club 3 4 Track 3 4 ISABELLE MEGAW A personality like Rustys cant help but attract a number of friends Its been rumored that it has attracted a certain member of the R C A F besides G1eeClubl 2 3 S A B14 Band3 G A A 4 French Club 3 Science Club 4 GEORGE MESSERLIAN If you want an argument about the worth of the Grants get much more time at sports than at school work l LEONARD MANGUM Lennie's smile and personality are his two biggest assets. lust let him get into any difficulty, and before you know it, he's man- aged to talk himself right out of it again H1Y 3 4 Basketball 4 Science Club 4 S A B 4 RAYMOND MARASCO Now here s a fellow who gets what he goes out for Ray s a smooth talker and a gentleman with personality plus Football 2 3 4 Class President 3 X DOLORES MAYERS Sis is one of the pepprest girls on our cheerleading squad Her shining red hair makes all the blondes and brunettes seem pale Gay friendly and good natured she is liked by everyone Dramatic Club 2 S A B 4 G A A 4 Cheerleader 4 RALPH MEYERTONS Ralph is Mr Allison s pride and Joy and our up and coming young scientist His engaging grin and happygo lucky ways are the key notes of his personality Science Club 4 Victory Corps 3 4 Bond Rally 4 W n. ' 4 U , BQ , , 3, 4. ' rg . , : . . . , : 1 - . , : 5. 1 ' . 'I together with George sometime. He's an amiable soul who spends ' A . ff 5 333. I ' 1. 5.314-l.,. J 1 R, 26 IACQUELINE MOLZEN Iackres gleammg blonde tresses and brxght blue eyes are the envy of all the gxrls Trme and agaxn shes shown her eagerness to help and we all agree she s a swell sport IANET MONTGOMERY Janet IS one of our most able and cooperatrve senrors Her sense of humor and her quiet drgmty rs known the school over Glee Club l 2 Trll-l1Y 3 4 V1cePres1dent 3 Presldent 4 Vlctory Corps Commrttee 4 Senxor Play 4 Enghsh Club 4 lg IOSEPH O CONNOR Ioe has a profound allergy for school work but hrs elhn grrn an ready wrt are found rn the center of all sorts of mxschref Class Treasurer 4 l-l1Y 3 4 Senlor Play 4 RICHARD O GRADY Before he Jomed the Navy Rrck was noted for h1s easy gomg ways and gemal good humor but since he became one of Uncle Sam s boys hes not only the envy of the fellows but also the xdol of the gxrls Football 2 3 27 16 if MARGARET MOONEY Peggy IS one of those g1rls whom everybody lxkes Her smlle and that lr1sh gleam ln her eye make her a favonte wlth all We hear her fovorlte class IS P A D Glee Club 1 DOROTHY NEWHALLER Tops and rn more ways than one Shes the Betty Grable of 44 and shes always rn the mrddle of everythmg laler Photography Edrtor 4 Home Room Representatrve l Semor Play Commxttee 4 ROBERT O BRIEN Bob lS the boy who blushes so eas1ly He rs always on some varsrty squad A hard worker xs he both rn sports and ln school Here s a guy w1th a wonderful sense of humor IOAN O CONNOR Ioanre IS short cute and vrvacxous the perfe t prcture of Llttle Mrss Mxschref Her Boston accent as well as her pleasmg self makes her popular Lxbrary Club 3 4 French Club 3 4 S A B 4 Tr1Y 4 Sclence Club 4 Senlor Play Cc'nm1ttee 4 Treasurer French Club 4 d 'R bf M .5 , . I . - . I I i Football 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, S. A. B. 3, 4. - -sf' V U I l U. ' . l I I . ' - I . ' ' ' d . ,s .v av ka. MARIANNE PASCALE M rranne IS our sonqhrrd But thxs rsnt the only thmq that m kes her one of the mast popular arr s rn R P H S She s act personalrty Glee Club 3 Cheerleader 3 4 Class Secretary 4 Secretary S A B 4 Band 2 Enqlrsh Club 4 Frenbh Club 3 GERTRUDE PINKHAM Cute qay VIVGCIOJS pePPY Gnd funlovmq are lust a few of the adyectrves that descrxbe Gert Her swell natural ways are her clalm to fortune LOUIS POGGI Lou IS a good athlete Although he ltkes to ao out wrth qlrls he IS shy about askmq them You can tell Lou by hrs loud socks and rolled up pants Football 4 LOUISE POOL Lourse IS one of our athletrc classmates She can always be found on the wrnmnq team on a basketball game Its been rumored that Latm IS her favorite subject Glee Clubl 2 G A A 2 4 French Club 3 4 Enqhsh Club 4 Idler 4 BEULAH OLSON Beulah has one great qualrty that most semors lack she knows when to be quxet and when to have fun She IS a qrand person who makes lmnds easrly and permanently Glee Club l G A A 2 3 4 French Club 3 Llbray Club 4 Presrdent 4 Idler 4 MARY IANE OWENS Ierry to you' She IS one ot our tall attractrve semors full of lun lerry rs our Soma Herne on roller skates Glee Clubl 2 3 Trxl-l1Y 3 Treasurer of Thespxans 1 2 G A A 2 3 lr Red Cross 2 ldler 4 'Treasurer Scrence Club 4 Senror Play Commrttee 4 I MARY PROPHETER Mary rs one of the qutetest qxrls xn dear old S H B She takes our punrshment and never says a word we should have a few more senrors llke her ee Club l 2 3 4 lr ross 2 IANET RANKIN If you want to know why Ianet stays home every Wednesday nrqht you rust tune rn WABC at 9 oclock She xs one oi hls most ardent fans Prom Comrmttee 3 1 V l 3 . ..,, E ' I I 'f ' y , 5 . I I I S' 7 A 5, ' , . I V I ' - '. ' ' l ' .... ' ' . 5 Orchestra 1, 23 Glee Club 2, 3, 4g French Club 3, 45 Science Club 4. - A ' ' ' ' r I - 5 . A .' . I I Q X ' ali 5 2 A S G1 ,,,4gG.A.A.2,3gS.A.A.1,2.3,g .Red C . I l Y , 4 . 5 . 5- 5 V - , ' ' ' . - ' .' ,P . Lu 3 o l ' 28 HOWARD REOCH Its too bad Howard cant make up his mind among all his girls' He has a swell sense of humor and is liked by all Baseball 3 Football 4 IEAN RITTI Roll all the complimentary adyectives in the diction iry into one and lo you have described Ftxt Her vitility and good humor are evrr present and her sight translations are the envy of all Latin IV students Gee Clubl S A B l Tr1H1Y 3 4 Band 2 3 Idler 4 French Club 3 4 English Club Secretary 4 Dramatic Club l Q8 i 17 FRED SCHWENK Here's a big, powerful football player, who is studious and hard- working and usually very quiet- that is when girls aren't around. Football 4. BETTY SHEERAN Although she hasn't the long hair of Dorothy Lamour, she has everything else, including the ability to roll those beautiful blue eyes. Betty is impartialp she likes all the services. Science Club Secretary 45 Graduation Usher 3g Idler 45 Senior Play Committee 4. FLORENCE ROEM F zzy does all hor work with the greatest sincerity Besides this she is one of our harry go lucky seniors and is certainly easy to get along with ee Club l 2 3 MARIORIE SCHMAELING Midge is very quiet and attractive with a good sense of humor She is one of Miss I-ienzie s favorite pupils Idler 4 IOHN SCHROETTER Johnny quiet good natured and helpful is one of those geniuses of the senior class However wed prefer to duck his stuffed ducks Commencement Committee 4 GERTRUDE SCHUCKLE Quiet but dynamite She is always among the first to try a new fad or style and introduces some of her own Gert is our Vogue Idler 4 French Club 4 Basketball l 2 English Club 4 29 VIRGINIA STRUB Gmny IS known for her beautlful blonde ha1r and her never fallmq enerqy she twxrls those batons hke a professlonal There IS always sornethmq dolnq when Glnny IS around Dramatic Club 1 2 Presldent 2 French Club 4 Sclence Club 4 Band l 2 3 4 Idler Art Ed1tor 4 Semor Play 4 Semor Play Com mxttee 4 IOHN TANNER We couldnt do wxthout our class presxdent who 1S dO1nq a very good Job Hes a swell dancer full of pep and fun Orchestra 1 2 Band 2 H1Y 3 4 Secretary 4 Class Preszdent 4 ARTHUR THOMPSON A witty and carefree lzvely and gay fellow Nothmq seems to get Art down Track 3 4 GRACE TICE A cute brunnette and a smooth dancer Doll IS also one ot MISS Heylxqers seven lxttle rays ot sunshlne And fellows have you ever notxced her eyelashes? Glee Clubl S A B 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Senlor Class Play Com mxttee 4 l WILLIAM SOINE B1lls athlet1c act1v1t1es make hmm tlrst 1n a basketball qame and not so slow otherwxse HIS curly ha1r and complxmentary lme make hxm a favorxte wxth the weaker sex Track 2 Basketball 2 3 4 Football 3 S A B Presldent 4 H Y 3 4 MARIORIE ST IOHN You can always xdentlty Marlorle by her modest shy manner Shes a truly swell k1d wxth a arand PGYSCYIUUYY Gnd U SUNNY dis pOs1t1on Glee Club l 2 Band 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 S , 1 I RUTH WETZEL Ruths quletness m the halls ts m marked contrast to her rather noxsy locker room manner Her good nature smxle and Ul'lIGllll'1Q patxence mark her as one swell k1d RICHARD WOOD Rxchle relaxes beauhfully an all h1s classes Besldes that hes an accomplxshed trumpet player and IS the prxde and Joy C23 of Mrs Strahlendorft s advanced French class Band 1 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Sclence Club 4 30 xy 1 ' - ' l ' , l I , . . 1 ' 1 ' : ' - 5' , .7 me Science Club '45 'Track 4.I A I A I A . 'C . 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NAME Paul Antill Theodore Armstrong Arthur Baker Iack Bates Kenneth Bernhardt Oliver Blbby Audrey Bock Mary Burke George Caddo Ruth Caldroney Marion Clachko Margaret Clark Elaine Cohen Edith Colaneri Milton Cole Lois Coyte Barbara Cummings William Darragh Daniel Decicco Augusta Denker Georgia Dieter Ioan DrP1etro Iohn Dobias Iames Doran Ioan D atfin Marie Duignan Shirley Ettell Dorothy Evans Claire Fechtmann Robert Fenwick Mary Ellen Ferris Ieanne Fette Edward Fisco ...................... Arthur Fitzgerald ............ ,... William Foster .,.................. Benjamin Fox .................... Lucretia Franco .................. Providence Fucarino Mary Gilligan . ..................... George Glusenkamp Iohn Goodwin ..................... Sheldon Graff ..................... Robert Gundlah .............. ,.. Edward Hanak ..........,........ Charlotte Hancleck Paul Hanway ........,. Eleanor Hartman .,.. Robert Hawkins ...... Elsie Henderson ...... Arthur Hennessey .. Lillian Heron .......... Stanley Hillyer ........ Helen Iordan ............ Kenneth Kallman .... Dorothy Kelty .,........ SAY D1 Ted r ack Ken Bibb Bockie Mar Kato Ca Marion Peqqv Elaine Edi or Ci M1 t Speed r Deke Gussie Peaches Gremlin o rm oan Duigie Peanut Dotty Fecht Bob Ellen leanne Cisco Kid nderella l Z ..... .... . ..... l .. ..... . ...... .... .... en ..... .... Provy .......,...................... 1 . ............. Chubby .. AMBITlON Millionaire Make women swoon Mayor U S A Air Force Mary Ioan Leslie Censored U S Navy To have W OOO OOO Dietician Manage the Copacabana To get a Iob Psychiatrist Speed typist Successful business woman Out after twelve with Iohn Go to Tokyo Private secretary Teacher Arr Corps Blondes Bacteriologist Return to Georgia Secretary Meterologist Get married Private secretary Chemical Secretary To grow Professional dancer Secretary Professional baseball Get married Nurse Professional baseball ...... Ambitionless ........,.........,........................... Navy ....................... ,.., ................................. Firechief ........................................................ Travel around the world ............,........... Marry an Ensign ................................,.....,. To graduate this year ................................ S.P.A.R.S. ....,............................,...,............. . .johnny ............... ......,...... To fly a plane ....,.............................,.......... .Shel ....... .... ...... ....,.......... T o m eet Lana Turner .. .,........................ .Bo ........ ...... . . ........ ...One never knows ......................,.......... . inx .Paul ....... .Bob ......... WE PREDICT Orchestra leader French professor Second hand car dealer Movie magnate Family man Admiral Glamazon Own Burke s Beanery Supt of Old Peoples Home Female Einstein Chiropodist Teaching penmanship Housewife Second Pocahontas Marching Thru Berlin Sound eiiects expert Mfgr of wave set lotion U S A Air Force Hero Second Madame Curie Peach grower Exhibition skater Zookeeper Under contract to M G M Secy to ex R P teacher Best dressed woman in U She won t Bareback rider A future filled with dots and dashes Second Ioe DiMaggio Triplets Mr Allison s assistant Pin-up boy Coach at Notre Dame Owner ot a Minn. dairy farm Firebug ,.Lena Homes successor A home in Rhode Island Drum majorette at West Point Spars and Stripes Forever .Teacher of PLANE Geometry .Bachelor .Tobacco auctioneer Get out of school quic !. ...... , ....... .......... S uccessor to Iimmy Dorsey a poultry farm..........,.........................Head of F. B. I. . ...,............. , ..... .Navy ...........,...................................... ,. ........ Case of seasickness wife skating Pro be a lady s .A busy line Elsie ..............,................. Private secretary ..................................,... French teacher ........ 1' . ..... ..... ,. .... ..Research in electronics ............ .. ....... .........Electrician . . ....... ........ . .. .... .,...........M6dlCUl career ........... ...... ....... . ..., ....... . . . ....,.......Stan ............Iordan .Ker ......... .Veterinary at Bordens S. A. Air Force Pilot,......,..............,,....Owner ofa grocery store out of school ...................................,..Dressmaker kill a few .Pro football Kct .................................. Air hostess .........,..................................,..... Girls Pro-basketball Coach 54 WE ' .......................... All .................................. ' ' ' ................................................ .. - . . . 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Ft Bll B Lu ' Gl b Ed k ' l Ell 1 At L11 ' .1 ' NAME Walter Klein Beverly 'Koeller Harold Laufeld Iune Leppla loyce Lerner Ioan Leyden Anne Lindheimer Mildred Lindstrom Gloria LoBoves Russell Lusitana Eileen Maher Vincent Mandragona Leonard Mangun Raymond Marasco Donald Mattheson Karl Matthey Paul Matoon Isabelle Megaw George Messerlian Dolores Meyers Ralph Meyertons lacquehne Molzefn Ianet Montgomery Margaret Mooney Dorothy Newhaller Robert O Brren loan O Connor Ioseph O Connor Beulah Olson MarY lane Owens Marianne Pascale Gertrude Pmkham Louls Poggl Louise Pool Mary Propheter loseph Ramato Ianet Rankin Howard Reoch Vernon Rletdorf lean Rittl Florence Roem Marlorie Schmaelmg lohn Schroetter Gertrude Schuckle Fred Schwenk George Sernack Elizabeth Sheeran Maryorie St Iohn Vlrgmia Strub lack Tanner Arthur Thomson Grace Tice Lucille Uhlendorf Ruth Wetzel Edward Ward Richard Wood Dorothy Zzezmg Walt Bev Iume ep Ioyce oan Anne Millie Gloria Russ Mike Vinnie Lenny Ray Don Kar Paul Rusty George IS Ralph Iackie an PQQQY o Bob OOD oe Beulah lerry Pas Pink ou Louise Proph Legs an Howey Vernon o Margy ohn Gert Fred George Betty Margy Ginny ack Artie Do Lucille Ruthie Rlchy Do SAY AMBITION To graduate To marry Lou Pataho U S Army officer Marry a southerner Play third base N Y W A V E S Laboratory techmcxan Giants Nurse Go around the world Secretary Fashion designer Sing like Vaughn Monroe lournallst To be or not to be U S A rmy Air Force F B I Sax with Tommy Dorsey To get in Arr Corps Break 70 on golf course GYPSY Banker Secretary Chemist Secretary Meet Frank Sinatra Secretary Pete Pass chemistry U S Navy Private secretary To make up her mmd Vocalist Pass test in Chemistry Air Corps Study the r1ght notes for P A D test Flying Engineer Meet Frank Sinatra To meet a girl who 1snt catty U S Army Arr Corps Author Singer Private secretary Own chicken farm in New Hampshire Marry a man 6 ft 3 rn all Singer U S Navy Nurse Nurse Fashion designer Pilot in U S Navy Air Corps Navy diver Meet Alan Ladd Navy nurse Get out of school Complete school career Play trumpet like Charl e Splvak 35 WE PREDICT Farst sax rn Dills band Exhibition dancer Geometry teacher Athletic dlrector A Dodger contract Navy wife Truant officer Sweetheart of A E Decoding expert Train announcer Happy home life Second Hap Arnold Latm professor That is the questron Eplcurean Politician Sax with Tommy Dorsay Candid camera fiend Farmer back home Fortune teller Loan wolf Make-up expert Alchemist Housewife Coal dealer Blushing beauty Repete Housewife A Zoda on the house Girl Scout Executive Mind reader Little Rays of sunshine Chemistry teacher Submarme Commander Swimming mstructor in Air raid Srren CIVII77 Bmg Crosby s agent A barber U S Ace er own little pool Biographer of Frank Sinatra Sewmg machines Dress designer Butcher Writer of French novels Swooner crooner Discoverer of cure for seasickness Pin up girl First trombone an Phil Spxtalny s Orchestra Zregheld Follies Manager of a dance hall Army flier Governess of Alan Ladds children Doctor s wife A P G er Kmght of the open road First trumpet in Dill s Orchestra WE ' A .............. 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L eonard Manqurn Kid Kennedy ...... ........... E dward Ward Dick ................... ........ P aul Hanway Bob ......................... . ...... Ioseph O'Connor Andre .............................. ......... R ay Marasco General Chairman . ..... . Properties .................... Eileen Maher Helen Iordon Student Director ........ ....... M ary Gilliqan Set ............................. Tickets .,................ Ushers ..... William Foster . ............ lean Ritti .... Grace Tice .2-1.-U ,' L' , ,,q..-..-- gg . ll lf? Oal' ing C 00 SENIQR PLAY After much hard Work and effort on the part of Mrss Glaser and the cast the Senlors presented on the nrqhts of March Sl and Apnl l a three act comedy entrtled Boardma School Throuahout the entlre per formance the audlence lauahed at the antlcs of Kld Kennedy ex mlddle weraht champ and the severely cr1t1 cal manner of Mtss Chambers Wlth the actors they llved the love affalr of Phoebe and Andre and later Phoebe and Wrlbur Each new scene mtroduced a llttle more color ro mance suspense or actlon Another htahllaht of the play was the amus mg dlaloque between Cannonball and Euphrltes I u II I ll 1 I - V - I - I I I - I l I ill: -,.' X. , 'I'5f:' - . ' . lu.. ,.-'.-. ' l . ' ' ' ' l fi?-.::. :.. 5' I 'rf . L I...- fa'--L janet Montgomery Ralph Mexenon Mk Balch Harold Laufald Um ,Q Bev Kuff-lisa Bgulan Anne Llmlhunler Tue Olaon i i' C crlruclc Schadde Barbara Cummxn s joan joe O Connor 1 a x5 Hnlen Marjorie Schmaelml, ll' jordan o1n I uden ITD! 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Don't fall in Summer repose Man shortaqe Theres that car again Smile for the birdie Dot will shoot us From Louies wallet Hes rny man Dot lntermission Hiding? Now tell a joke Hay See my Coat? When we were luniors Hes in the Navy now Give it a twirl Toothpaste ad '????'???? How about a smile Pupils' best friend Twosome We tour What's the matter now? Pinrup gal Lu Hot, 1sn't it? Danny That smile! Holy angle Relaxing in comfort Deep meditation We hate to go home Tracey Someones happy l'm busy now Posing Have l changed! See my lawyer lf' 7 -ltlgl if v ,,1-H-xg!! ' 1 . my ---1 .onlvlw X. ev 3, 1 l 91 leg ll! D' ff 'J' Q uc 3 sb' SL. Qll llgmstllltll unit Clestum ant ol the Qllnss of 194 We the Class of l944 belng of sound mmd do leave and bequeath the followmg I lean Rlttl bequeath my rnfectrous gtggle to anyone who has the nerve to use 1t at the wrong t1me We Mrss Heyllgers seven lrttle genruses bequeath to her our or1g1nal1ty 1n translatmg Vergtl I Stanley Hlllyer bequeath my easy schedule to some not too ambr t1ous freshman We the members of S H B b queath to Mrs Strahlendorft a home room that w1ll not moan at the prospect of p1ClC1I'1q up scrap paper I Betty Sheeran bequeath my lovely eyes to any sophomore rn Search of a beau We the seventh perlod gym class bequeath to M1ss Henze a large bottle of aspmn I George Messerlran bequeath my snappy attxres to anyone wrsh 1ng to cause a mlld sensatron We Mr Allrsons chemrstry classes bequeath to the school a large bottle of Evenrng rn Pans to spray around the halls after a heavy sessron of experrmentlng I Lucretra Franco bequeath my Idler wornes to my unsuspectlng successor I Margaret Clark bequeath my typmg rate of 70 words per mrnute to any Juntor who thmks he can stand the stram We the Semor class bequeath to Mr Shreld one perfect a1r rald dn I Arthur Fttzgerald bequeath my he man phystque to any unde veloped freshman I Elleen Maher bequeath to Mrss Heyhger everlastmg peace from now on I Arthur Baker bequeath to the scrap drrve my anclent but sttll good ralopv I lack Tanner bequeath my gray hatrs to the next class presrdent I Paul Hanway bequeath those extra twenty mrnutes of sleep every mornmg to some freshman l1v1ng a whole lot further away from school I Elame Cohen bequeath my absences to any freshman w1ll1ng to take the consequences I Ray Marasco leave my loud socks to anyone wlth a parr of smoked glasses We the Semor class bequeath to Mr Cross some Men for the Glee Club I Ierry Owens bequeath to some other lone g1rl my seat m pre flrght I Ken Kallman bequeath my musrcal ab1l1ty to anyone whose lungs can stand rt I, Augusta Denker, bequeath my fountam pen contammg blue lnk to Mr Allrson I, Ioan Draffm, bequeath to any Iunror takmg Steno II my ab1l1ty to get out of class In Wrtness thereof we set our hand and seal on thls the seventeenth day of Iune, Anno Dom1n1 IQ44 Wrtnesses Bmg Crosby Frank Smatra The Class of 1944 42 ' ' '. I A, . , . . --'.- ..' Zn . - . ' I ' A j I V I , , I I , , Q , . . ., V . , , , . , , ' . V 1 , , . , , , , , , . , , . 1 I ' . ,, , , , f-ax fig G 4 AJ WNMM' asian? 3mm f UNL I 4 I ACTIVITIM 1 LQ 3 'XX V2 .C--I! UIC!! Xxlllllffffl f ,f Z N-.,,, fm ff!!! V I 2:45lNf If 'lg Qty Yr' .- wfff , , , X f K . ' N is f f, C f A 1 . K f. S' X, , . , f ,Q f f fiWf'i X wf - f- n ,.,..., V.. 1, s hiwuff f X395 J gy 9 46? iv I '- ',i'1l ,-' .bi 2 be 1 T ' 1 . ff A e, :.7,WQV ijh 3525 P ' X J, - , ' X.. Af 'Q- .-' Qfyvffl' -- fy! - .F . :A v ' ,ri f' lf' , , - ,iw V :U -1 , X ll .T K 5 fi ' W 2 ' ff F- !f.g5 I X Z K f 0 ,A R 0 , 5 ff X , Q 1 N N g 1 x XXL A KN N FN X ,ff U O , .rf ' N' fr A' r-,Q4f..':g Q5 X ---4 ff -'fi r I 43 VICTORY CORPS The object of the Victory Corps is to help on the home front-fto gtve dances, bond rallies, to help the community in salvage drives, and to promote the Stamp and Bond Sales in our High School. Mr. Wilbur Allison, our faculty ad- visor has helped to makes the Vic- tory Corps a success. Anything that the school is .do- ing to help the war effort comes under the direction of the Victory Corps. The officers are: Chairman, Bev- erly Koellerg Vice-chairman, Ioyce Lerner, Senior Class Representa- tive, lanet Montgomery: Iunior Class Representative, Katherine Gallig Sophomore Class Represent- ative, Howard DuBois: Freshmen Class Representative, Louise Watts. STUDENT ADVISORY BOARD Every Tuesday at noon, despite rain or snow, the S. A. B. is found in the library diligently discussing pressing mattersg much has been done to further an interest by the students in their school. At the beginning of the year committee heads were appointed. Paul Hanway head of the Calen- dar Committee has turned hisfef- forts toward preventing mix-ups in dates. Mildred Lindstrom took charge of the Poster Committee, Isabelle Megaw, the Assembly Committee, and Ioan Draffin has faithfully and carefully kept the board's scrap book. One of the most important jobs taken over by the S. A. B., with the assistance of the Hi-Y, was the managing of traffic in the halls. The officers are William Soine, President: Eileen Maher, Vice- president: Grace Tice, Treasurerg and Marianne Pascale, ,Secretaryg Mr. Shield, Advisory Mrs. Helen Hanna, Co-Advisor. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club was organ- ized in the late fall with the follow- ing officers: President, Adrienne Cherryg Vice-president, Robert Fen- wick: Secretary, Muriel Younglingg Treasurer, Vito Saiag S. A. B. Hep- resentative, Edna Borea, Alternate S. A. B. Representative, Alphonse Cannieg Advisor, Mrs. Helen Hanna. The chairmen of standing com- mittees are: Program, Robert Fen- wick, Social, Madelyn McKnight, Viola Colonnag Constitution, Doris Cledep Publicity, Sally Friedman. The club has a membership of about thirty active and enthusi- astic Spanish students. The mem- bership is limited to pupils who have successfully passed one year of Spanish. The purposes of the club are to promote fellowship among the Spanish students, to provide opportunity for conversa- tional Spanish and to increase our understanding of our Latin Ameri- can neighbors. ENGLISH CLUB The English Club, under the guidance of its faculty advisor, Mrs. Iepson, has, in a true spirit of preparation for the future in a nation at war, planned and Worked out enjoyable methods of practicing good English grammar and usages. This idea of a club not only for pleasure but also for business, is in step with the ambi- tions of our Seniors who are plan- ning careers in the service and success in business after victory. The officers are Augusta Denker, President, Mildred Lindstrom, Vice- president, lean Ritti, Secretary- Treasurer, and Mrs. Iepson, Ad- visor. 'WW' HISTORY CLUB The History Club was just or- ganized this year, cmd has a very promising future. It is .open to all Iuniors taking United States His- tory. The purpose of this club is to develop good citizenship, to make worthy use of leisure time, and to develop our background in American history. The Officers are President, Jeanette Zoda, Vice- president, Theodora Sclafani: Sec- retary, Phyllis O'Bach: Treasurer, Cyra Zizzo: and Advisor, Mr. Wor- rell. FRENCH CLUB The French Club is a small or- ganization, with all ot its twenty members active on some commit- tee. The meetings are held in French tor the purpose of further- ing the conversational and corrg- prehensive powers ot its members. Virginia Strub sees that refresh- ments are provided: Carol Thwaites and her able assistants render sweet music, typical ot 'Tacgues Bonhommeuy Augusta Denlcer has charge ot the games, which stir up great excitement, and Gertrude Pinkham is the able chairman ot the play committee. It we are bons enfants , our ad- visor will talce us to New York to try our limited vocabulary on a French waiter. The otiicers are Mildred Lind- strom, Presidentg Ruth Mercier, Vice-president: Ianine Condouret, Secretary: Ioan CD'Connor, Treas- ury, lean Thwaites, Librarian, Mil- dred Lindstrom, S, A. B. Represent- ative, Mrs. Strahlendorti, Advisor. HI-Y The Pli-Y, composed of boys of the upper classes is a club of long standing and high merit. It helps to create and maintain high stand- ards of character throughout the school and community. Its many activities of the year were high- lighted by its joint activities with the Tri-Hi-Y, and the participation of some of its members on the Hall Patrol. The officers are President, Paul Hanwayg Vice-president, George Marshallg Secretary, lack Tannery Treasurer, Milton Coleg Advisor, Mr. Averille. 1 1 TRI-Hi-Y The Tri-Hi-Y has a membership of thirty-one girls. Meetings are held twice a month on the second and fourth Thursdays of the month. This year, boxes have been sent to boys in the service. During Peb- ruary, six girls worked in the kitchen at Bergen Pines every Sat- urday. Many program meetings with guest speakers were held. The otiicers are President, Ianet Montgomery: Vice-president, Viola Colonnap Secretaries, Adrienne Cherry and Lillian l-lerony Treas- urer, lean Thwaitesg Chaplain, Muriel Youngling. Their advisor is Miss Brock. me SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club has proven to be one of the most interesting clubs in the school. Under the ex- pert guidance of Mr. Allison, the club enjoyed a trip to the Museum of Science and lndustry in New York City, and also did much ex- perimentation in blood analysis. The officers are President, Wil- liam Fosterp Vice-president, Leon-' ard Mangumg Secretary, Elizabeth Sheeran, Treasurer, Mary lane Owens, Advisor, Mr. Allison. The Technical Crew works also under the sponsorship of the Science Club. Robert Cyphers, S. A. B. Representative, Stephen Albertalli, Charles Davis, Alex Goudie and Oswald Weber set up and operate the sound equipment at assembly and dances, and act os general handy men for the S. A. B. IUNICDR RED CROSS The Iunior Bed Cross is organ- ized to carry on the work of the American Bed Cross in coopera- tion with other such groups throughout Bergen County. lts ac- tivities include those which aid in the War Effort. The officers are President, Edna Boreap Vice-president, Muriel Youngling: Secretary, Edith Gates, Treasurer, Betty Lyle, and Advisor, Mrs. Bennett. D- vu-- vi. . qp-apr-T-... am... -4' LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club is for the pur- pose of furthering our interest in books. The girls in the club have worked on a magazine project and several other things under the guidance of Miss Russell. ln De- cember they held cr very success- ful Christmas party. The officers are President, Beulah Olsong Vice-president, Eileen Maherp Secretary, Mildred Lind- stromg Treasurer, Madeline Mc- Knightg Advisor, Miss Russell. G. A. A. This year the Girls' Athletic As- sociation, a long-standing club with one hundred forty members, ushered in the school year with several volleyball gamesg later they went swimming once a Week, and on Tuesday afternoons could be found laboring over various pieces of apparatus in the boys' gym. During the basketball sea- son, games between the four classes were the height of interest fthe luniors came out on topl. For several weeks Miss l-lenze taught social dancing to a group of girls: just now they are finding that old- fashioned square dancing is lots of fun. Two badminton tournaments are being launched, and plans for archery, owling, and softball. A faculty-student basketball game was sponsored on December 16: even standing room was sold out as everyone Watched the team beat the teachers, The girls held a Sadie Hawkins dance on lanu- ary 22. The officers are President, Car- olyn Coxg Vice-president, Dorothy Keltyg Secretary-Treasurer, Kay Leyden, and Advisor, Miss Henze. CHORUS One of the foremost organiza- tion of the school is the Chorus, which is under the direction of Mr. Cross. There were sixty members in the club this year. This body of the Music Department entertained us several times during Assembly. They had a large part in the Minstral, presented for the benefit of the Red Cross. This production WCIS G SUCCESS because of the COYY1- bmed efforts of the three branches of the Music Department. BAND The Band, this year as always, has boosted the students' school spirit at football games, when the scarlet boys were all trying to win another victory. This year the band was composed of twenty-six members. ln addition to playing ot the football games and assembly, they made a fine showing at the Red Cross Benefit. Mary Gilligan acted as drum majorette. Mr. Cross is the Director. ORCHESTRA Although the orchestra Was small this year, it was a credit to Mr. Cross. This musical organiza- tion has kept up the same high standards ot musicianship of pre- vious years in spite of the fact that it had a membership ot only six- teen. The Orchestra made a fine showing at our Red Cross Benefit this year. Besides playing at as- sembly prograrns, the Orchestra played at Bacculaureate and Com- mencement Exercises. CHEERLEADERS Marianne Pascale, Captain Doris Dixon Dorothy Kelty Beverly Koeller Kay Leyden Dolores Meyers Yvonne Misera losephine Nawrath Loretta Walsh leanette Zoda Sweet nothings Cute!! Cn the rncirld Sundciy crfternoon We four lust strollin Bicycle built for four lclcive ci swig on us! Cheerful You cdn't win dll the time We -wonl Ring ground the Roseyl Unexpected Oh! lerryl lust thinking Everybodys friend Stop, l love it. Hong on me o while. Need rne? Wherels the bodies? Headless! Dejection High School hcingout Pretty curls Everything hoppens to rne Hold it! Stcig line This is worth fighting for ,. -5 VT-51-'guna-an 4-N' 1. ,-vm wa. 1 , 1 -S ,J 1 1 ' 1 l! '1 0. S .rx ,i I ,Q ' - ..-- 1 K o .Q ,-z - A 5ii'.EQ K. - f- . ,-'eq ,. . .' ,. i, f - ., ,url .. 4. K -H25 ' Rf2.g j .--5,1 i v y A -' . . ' ' if .g ?Sqf .5 , ' F- J. VIL' ,. 'f -' -xr, v . . -P 1,1'qi.f an .. 25'-' 1 ' -V 'f F' 5' fl Sli--.K ' ' ,153 V Wi. whuwmuan-.-n4nu1u Fawn ' ' v-umunsnnu.m41u1I1 ..au1uruns.mr,f-1111: ul 'lnnuwvnugnv-ut' ascii -,quam-maxaman: in i Ax , at iii F ,Q Q It 3 4,2 x25 'X- ' r U I 5 , Y lun- N HMP' 1. KM -vi,-'4 'l Im k rl. -.rj 7-, A fm., ,U ., N l ll1fg1 QSFS-'ff y . 3 'F r i ft .Qi A V N ,Milly 4 - J 4 lil . -Nu .4 Q ln A V' . v.'-gigs I rn' A lf' I '. -1 'N ! tv fs- 'Wi J-1 4..-. VV . . as- 'v . 53,11 P F9 JH' T 11-we ' : hw.. 'YY' ,uvy ,,v, uu-w- lil . an A li is V qv. , N, E G 21. K 'sig fr th, iw- f ..-X .4 ' X. y . , , i 53 Whcrt's the matter, Helen? Don't drop it, Ginny Guess who! My! What affection! Siesta in the park Beer jackets and smiles Where's the snow? Hows the book, Ioan? She dood it! 'What lovely pins Qld pals forever High on a roof top Study in repose ln the good old days Pardon the interruption, kids' A sweet girl graduate lust a little boy at heart Certainly l made it! Shadows and substance Picking daisies, Ioan? Oh you man shortage! Will it go! Silence is a virtue Look at those muscles Sunday smile Don'tcha know? Sisterly devotion! F if cizf SP K XT? E vf Ylll fig QI INK if YQ N Ek ' 2 ' g 4 X - XX sg, 'Z 2 f xXx-f g- 7ff7 -N 7 QV X',1 c 2 I Af Y 4 Z I f f X , f , X X , ff 3. Y' , N , N X f - 7 L '22 f f wid! f v 11 4.1 x -QS, N, I 5 0 - :ff ' 'X X EL-In-g N 'r-1' I Kenneth Bemhardt William Eucker Edward Fisco Stanley Hillyer Harold Lauield Arthur Meyers Robert O'Brien FOOTBALL LETTERMEN 1943 - 1944 Daniel Decicco - Captain Arthur Fitzgerald --- Captain Louis Poggi loseph Rainatc Howard Reoch William Riedorf Fred Schwenk Frederick Slaman Iohn Smith, Captain Elect George Caddo - Manager 56 oo! a As the successful 1942 football closed Fudge f1eld Park looked forward to the 43 season W1th e1ght returmng lettermen prospec s looked brlght but when the season began only three were on hand lohnny Della Torre Ed Grater hm Doran and Lou Patafto all entered the Serv lces and Blll Some was prevented from play mg by a hand 1n1ury Coach Bell bu1lt the team about Art Fnzgerald Dan Dectcco and Kenny Bernhardt the return1ng letter men lt was a second place 1n the League standmgs Openlng the eason Park handed our nelgh borhood rlvals Bog ta a 26 U beatmg Hacken sack fell next before a fxghtlng Park team 13 6 on a muddy fleld Park contlnued unbeaten by trounc1ng Englewood 19 O Tenafly w1th 1lS best club IH years took the nod l2 7 from the Park for our flfSl setback The followmg week an over conf1dent Park team met Teaneck who won out by the marg1n of 6 O Bouncmg back the Park1tes bowled over Leonta l8 7 Cl1LlSld9 nex on the schedule w1th a b1g team bowed b fore the Park attack l37 The last game of the year brought Rutherford our arch r1vals to B1ggs Stadlum lt was as usual a btg strong unde feated Rutherford team The home boys d SD1I1l9d goal l1ne stands only to lose out by the marg1n of two safet1es 4 O The season ended v 1th Park scormg 95 po1nts to the oppo nents 34 whlle w1nn1ng ftve out of e1ght The team was a credlt to the teachmg of Coach Bell who moulded the boys 1nto a respected team L . , , I - . I. I , 1 l l ' I I A 4 9 , ' . . . , e- young fighting team that finished in a tie for Cided UF1dGfdOQS, DUT UD C1 Stiff fiqlii with four t. 57 1. lk if 1 A . xwmw WW J. J- I Akvgvm gb Nw- ' ' 5 , . ' 5 BASKETBALL LETTERMEN Alphonse Balchen Iames Doran William Eucker William Fash Arthur Fitzgerald 1943 - 1944 Edward Pisco - Captain Arthur Meyers Robert O'Brier1 Raymond Scannell William Soine Milton Cole - Manager 60 Jgadfcetbafl R1dgef1eld Park opened the season wtth stx returmng lettermer headed by clever Art F112 gerald ltrn Doran Bob GBr1en Brll So ne Stan H1llyer and Captam Ed Frsco were the other returnmg letterrnen The best season H1 years was eagerly looked pornted as the Scarlets came tnrough to capture the League tttle wtth a record of twelve wtns and two losses The season s record stood at fourteen wms and two losses wtth tournament play strll renoatnmg Durtng the course of the season the Scarlets bettered thetr opponents by htty pornts rn each ot srx games attestrng to the strength cl th team A total of 748 pornts was arnassed to the opposrtron s 402 hm Doran and Bob OBr1cn were the work torses under the baskets Fttzgerald was play maker and feeder FISCO l-ltllyer and Some were on the team were conststent scorers and the season s pornts were evenly d1str1buted among them all The outlook for the next few years 1 brrght as all trve ot thrs years second team are sophomores Return ng are Scannelt Eucker Meyers Fash and Balchen ' ' ' ' ' - , a , J . e tarward to by Park fans, who were nat digap- constant thorns in the side ot the opposition. All . 4 1 A f - 5 1 1 J, 'I I 61 Jfaaeball Sat. Wed. Sat. Wed. Sat. Wed. Sat. April April April April April May May 15 19 22 26 29 3 6 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Ridgefield Park at Teaneck Tenafl-y at Ridgefield Park Hackensack at Ridgefield Park Ridgefield Park at Englewood Cliffside Park atRidgefieldPark Leonia at Ridgefield Park Rutherford at Ridgefield Park Wed. May Sat. May Tues May Fri. May Tues May Fri. May Wed. May Teaneck at Ridgefield Park Ridgefield Park at Tenafly Ridgefield Park at Hackensack Englewood at Ridgefield Park Ridgefield Park at Cliffside Park Ridgefield Park at Leonia Ridgefield Park at Rutherford l'6lCk TRACK SCHEDULE Fri. April 21 Leonia at Ridgefield Park Fri. May l2 Fri. April 28 Teaneck Tenafly Cliffside Park at Ridgefield Park Ridgefield Park Englewood at Englewood Ridgefield Pgrk Sat. May 20 Princeton Ass. Meet at Engle- wood Fri. May 5 Rutherford Hackensack at Hackensack Sat. 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M i ax r X: f f +1 TK f ' 2 51 , - M m R T atrond Margaret Appler Frank F Mrller U S Navy Mr and Mrs R I Arrnstrong Mr and Mrs IohnC Marsh Mrs George C Bate Petty Gttrcer and Mrs R F Moore and Mrs W F Burke and Mrs Iohn Clark of Mrs M L Coyte and Mrs A Cohen and rs Danrel Delorcco and Mrs George Drattrn Mrss Henrretta Durgnan Mrs N Durgnan Mr and Mrs M Evans Mr and Mrs I P Grllrgan Mr and Mrs I Goodwrn Mrss Mary Fagan Mrss Helen Fagan Mr and Mrs G I Fagan an Mrs Floyd F Henderson and Mrs Harry Kelty anc Mrs Ioseph lsoh and Mrs W P Iewett anc Mrs F Kenrson Harold Lauteld Ir anc Mrs Harold Laufeld and Mrs H Lawhengerger and Mrs Charles Leppla and Mrs M C LoBoves and Mrs A W Lowe and Mrs Vrncent A Maher Lotnse Huber Olson Ruth M Glson Dorothea Gwens Mr and Mrs W A St Iohn Mrs Fl I Swrtzer Mr and Mrs I Tanner Iack Tanner Ir Mr and Mrs Carl A Tree Mr and Mrs A N Trne Toronto Box Factory Mrs Ester G Whrte Wrllram E Payne U S Navy Mr and Mrs B Pollack Mr and Mrs I Press and Mrs FredI Propheter Mrss Evelyn Benner Mrs H C Benner Mr and Mrs Wrllrarn E Renner Mr and Mrs Rrchard Rlttl DGVIG C Roern Davrd P Roem S Marle Roern Mr and Mrs George Schoepps Mr I Sheeran Mrs I Sheeran Mr and Mrs F K Shleld Mr and Mrs Fred Srrnth Mr. . . . ' Mr. . . Mr. . . . , Mr. . ' ' . . . ' Mr. ' . . . Mrs. M. V. Franco Frederick I. Propheter, Ir. Mr. d. . . Mr. . . Mr. . ' Mr. f . ' , , , Mr. . . . . . ' ' . Mr. f . . ' . . ' ' ' Mr. I . ' , Mr. . . ' , ' Mr. , . . Mr. . . . , , Mr. . . . , , Mr. . ' . . . . . ' 66 DOROTHY'S BEAUTY SHOP 61 MT. VERNON STREET RIDGEFIELD PARK. N. I. Tel. HAckensaCk 3-2492 Compliments of AUSTIN DEVINE Men's Wear Opposue Post Ofhce HAckensock 2 5807 THE FRENCH Dry Cleonlnq ond Dyemq Est P KAPNER Dupont Cleanmq Meihod OPPOSIIS Post Ofhce I'IAckensack 2 5807 170 Mam Street Rrdgeheld N I Cornphrnents of B A U M S DEPARTMENT STORE 228 MAIN STREET Cornphmenis of Mr and Mrs ALEX EPPY EPSTEIN Phone HAckensack 21029 P I C C O L O S Prescrlphon Pharmacy 212 MAIN STREET RIDGEFIELD PARK N I We Dehver GRACE BEAUTY SALON Grace Noethhnq Prop 215 MAIN STREET RIDGEFIELD PARK N I Tel HAckensock 2 6430 IIEIIKELEY 511111101 W II I dl stru New hrms Begin Feb July Sopl 22 P aspen St Eos! Orange N J FOR BULLETIN ADDRESS DIRECTOR 1 420 Lexlngion A 0 Now York Clfy I ll ll . . I 1 . . I . . ll ll 1 . . . I . l e -rounded sscreianal courses for high school qraduafes. .5529- cial Cours: for college women. Dishn- quished Facul7y.Individuai1l n CIIOH. Efhc ive Placernsni Sarvico. ., , . 1. . . v ., 7 -1 r ' I Y I 67 Complrments of HIGH SCHOOL P T A Albert C. Wrede Garry F. Koop WREDE 61 KOOP Home Made lce Cream Schraflt Gabelm CS Whrtman Chocolates 216 MAIN STREET RIDGEFIELD PARK N I COOPER S BAKERY The Home Llke Bakery Cakes P1es Pastries Bread Rolls 185 MAIN STREET RIDGEFIELD PARK N HAck 29763 Compllments of RIALTO SWEET SHOP Dave M1lSl91H Prop MAIN G CEDAR STREETS Moqlra s Sealtest Ice Cream Schraffts and Berkley s Chocolates 4 I , .I. , , 68 HAck 3 9662 3 Telephone HACkenscrCk 2 5583 BRESLOWS STATIONERY STORE Sportmq Goods Crqors Slotronory Toys 218 MAIN STREET OVERPECK Dcnry cmd Delxcatessen Ioseph Dresner Prop 235 MAIN STREET RIDGEFIELD PARK N DOLLY WEISSMANN S Dolly We1ssmon Remhordt Prop House of Flowers 222 MAIN SREET RIDGEFIELD PARK N H1-Xckenscxck 2 8570 RADIO SERVICE LABORATORIES R C FAGNANO 215 MAIN STREET RIDGEFIELD PARK. NEW IERSEY Comphments of the UNITY UPHOLSTERY EMPLOYEES We Clecm Your Upholstered Furruture m Your Home UNITY UPHOLSTERY SHOP 190 MAIN STREET RIDGEFIELD PARK. N. I. HAck 2 0406 Wines--Liquors HAckensc1Ck 2-9846 + , . I. . . I. i . 69 Coriqrcrtulczrtroris to the Class of 1944 d r A C1 House of Vitamins Parke Davis Specicrhtres E R Squ1bbPhc:rrmcrCeut1cc:r1s Elizabeth Arden Cosmetics Roger Gcrliet Perfumes Lowest Prrces MT VERNON STREET Corner Mcun Street H 1428383 8384 842, 70 Prescriptions Calle or n Delivered LLOYDS PRESCRIPTIONS czckenscrc - 5 5 Q Comphmoms of Your Photoorophor ANNA BELLE GILHOCDSEN STUDIO k 2 7 f? 1 .I -Q1 fx T QTCDGLE 86 SCDNS Inc mth Ike full cooperatzon 0 lfze Tear QHOOK Staff STAVIFGRD CONNECTICUT r 4- , . Tlzzk book um przhfed by Me ojfvef procefy
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