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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1950 volume:

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History Commercial I 5' X. lf va ix X E ki - N A v f ' N-f' n ARTHUR IOCKER JOHN LOCATELLI ELIZABETH MARTIN CLAIRE MERLEHAN Science Science Biology Librarian 11 Pix -- -59-ff A PAUL POULIN FRANCES PRIMICERI EDYTHE STIMMEL THOMAS WALLACE Musrc French Gurdcnce Mczthemcztrcs Mathemctzcs WMM is 'T gf- ,4f J' IAMES WALSH OLIVE WILLIAMS FREDERICK WORRELL Physical Trammg Engltgh Htgtoyy -A-DA LOU BROCK ETHEL C GRAY IANE MAC LALLEN FRANCES OLIPHANT English Htstory Mcthematrcs Dome-strc Scrence GLADYS HOOD VIRA P IEPSON ANITA STRAHLENDORPF IXOWOTI-IY L TOWNSEND History English French Spcznrsh Erqltsh Spcmsh IEHOME WOLF Science .SUM 'R CERTRUDE OSHEA FRFNE BIFN Clerk Cc I A , I I f I 'tl X . X I p IP 4 , 'X 4 ' X X bs A Q . I In Isrt f ,,, 2 1' .., ,---' fv- li ' .- llhll I ' I 1? 5, N 'l A ' fl ' A .X I f ,pw ., -. L U X , n ' 5 I A I H l -rk I 12 -i,,,,152 ' - QQ? L if .fl -167 ,2 ,iff T ,463- A I, -I s,lQi1.:-GTE: EL: in .QV 1 ,, E iaf V .Qi 2 X xx X Xu Y' N . xx .l- F XC' 'Y-Q J , L I Z X X I r '!QfIF?TfE'w fb 2 f if, .lat-I-il L 1 ,. , xT .J ---A-.., Lf .jfqpsr A ill - . . ggf A. WI. , w H114 I 4: .... , V ' I..-.gJ....1 I i x 3' A r , , 1 , ' u nj. 7 L .I,LQjliIU f ig, IIP' . , T- LQ ' 1-, - 5 la ,471 1. f- T 3? ,.f if gc ,L , 5 xx w K, fill ' X E if. f f :fm Q., ! il, Q2 5 ig, - 3 F V 5 l ,gi 1 -If S! LQ , ..,y 2 Ai. ef . rf '7 ' vi.-v .,. WILFRED ARNDT A member of the bas- ketball squad . . . Mickey likes to drive . . . A bash- ful. easy-going character . . . He favors Sothern fried chicken. g. v. e 1-. I , aus I - 0:- 1 t v A 'gif , ,'A,I,-'. :jf X it-' 3 ? , :.a' f-5 f. RICHARD BELTHOFF M r s. Strahlendorffs HELEN BOCKHORN Sweet and shy . . . Friday tests incite her tem- per . . . A good dancer . . . Knits in her leisure time . . . Partial to ice cream . . . Always seen with Carole . . . A secre- tary-to-be. is x...f pride and joy . . . Dick en- joys eating. especially roast beef . . . Conceited people annoy him . . . Active in clubs . . . Mana- ger of the football team . . . A young man with a future. WILLIAM BAIER Hunting and fishing in- terest Bill . . . Collects firearms . . . Chief Iustice of Court . . . No feminine distractions . . . Honor Society member . . . He goes for fried chicken . . . Outstanding intelligence spiced with keen wit . . . Tall and remote. Q14 i 1-'O' w fc MARIORIE BOLTZ A sophisticated miss with a full date book Quick come backs charac tenze this career girl to be . . . Smart good looks Fun loving and oh, so tic- k e! GR gk W7 EVELYN ARONSON Class treasurer for three years . . . Evy is very popular among her friends . . . Pals are Bub- by and Iudy . . . Nice things come in small pac- kages. F10 N ,.l. FHS RALPH BRANDT A rugged outdoorsman with a healthy appetite. especially for hamburgers and French-tries . . , Dod- ger lans, beware! . . . A iuture Forest Ranger . .. An active sense ol humor . . . Would rather sleep than do anything else. WV X NORMA BRITTING A future model . . . Sun- ny blond hair . . . A fav- orite among the male pop- ulation . . . Norm's iavohte food is steaks with French' tries . . . One oi our cheerleaders . . . Lovely and loveable. uv, X 5 --rg-715 may X1 ELIZABETH BUCHWALD Bess. our senior night- engale, is tall and attrac- tive . . . Prefers punctual people . . . She is usually seen with Dolores . . . Pastimes are knitting and driving the Pigtails a- round. RUTH BREWER Cute and versatile . . . Ruthie likes to do as she pleases . . . A weakness lor ice cream . . . A bright smile with a personality to match . . . Active tin sports . . . Mighty nice to have around. gl N l ,as IOSEPH BRIZZOLARA Lou's pal Ioe . . . A big little man . . . Cars are'his chief interest. with tootball on the side . . . A decided bachelor . . . Keeps the girls guessing . . . Can be tempted by veal cutlet. MICHAEL CALLAHAN A redhead with a nice grin . . . Easy going and well liked . . . Mike won't give the females a break . . . Aspires to be a millionaire . . . We've all seen his eye-catching blue car. 0 ,ds LORRAINE CLARKE Fnendly and smcere that s Lorraxne Spark lmq brown eyes and sweet smrle Glorxa cmd Betty are her constant pals She shows promzse as an authoress Y CONSTANCE CAMPBELL One of our cute color guards Slender and pretty Athleucally and musxcally rmnded Conme lxkes to take thmgs easy A lovely voxce and a radxant personalxty Maia' I A CAROLYN CLARKE A neat dresser Pals around wlth Ioan and Ruth Hxgh spxrlted Carol lrkes ltalran iood She preiers her people to be punctual Vlva cxous rs the word IRIS CHIRCOP A petite g1rl w1th raven - half A plzza pre hend lucky An amateur chef She plans to be a secretary we We ROY COLIN One of our best lookmg semors Often seen but seldom heard Sports a lot oi nxce clothes Track captam A walkmq thesaurus Roy plans to go on to college f -Q5 Xa,- ANNA CARNEVALE All good thmqs come mn small packages Ann wants a weddmq nng someday A neat httle ugure Bubblmg spxr s A lxvely httle mlss who loves to llxrt IJ? 3' 4f '? N 5 1 S XX A A 'if' A Zi' A 1 .,1. ,Z jpg, an ' ' Vtrs L 135 p.. SQ' ' 1 n .. 1. . I . . . Vlvllerry and happy-ga 3. ' I I . A . . . . - E l 1 - 1 A ' I 5:15. Q sf?-it sal? I 5 y . ' 117' Q , ' . . . Q . . . - X I6 if V if-' N x lo if' ff . f GEORGE CONKLING Everybody likes Nick.. . Quiet but sociable . . . His taxi service is populax . . . Butcher boy . . . His hobby is eating. nb' ff' x.' l GENEVIEVE D'ALUSlO Ieanie is attractive. with dark hair and a ready smile . . . President oi the Leaders' Club . . . Always around to add to the fun . . . Willing to lend a helping hand. '12 L 1 'T' X fi , MILDRED DEREMER Millie is one of the more quiet girls in the senior class . . . To be a farmerette is her aim in life . . . A cheery disposi- tion and a pleasant smile. MARY DALEY One oi our taller girls . . . Mary is a talented artist . . . Seldom seen without Ruth and Carole . . . Always ready with a friendly Hello. C7- ' GERALD DAMSTROM Ierry is a happy-go-1uc- ky fellow . . . Seldom without lim Gleckner . . . Spends his leisure time loaiing . . . A swell guy. .4 i 44 MARIE DE VENCENTIS A perpetual gum-chewer . . . Marie has Florida on her mind . . . Dark and attractive . . . She makes a hobby oi being happy . . . A iast talker. this gal. DONALD EUCKER Squeaky captains our 1950 baseball team . . , A veteran basketball play- . . . Has a lovelyC?H yellow car which matches his blond hair . . . 'Sophomore Sensation. ' vsp, -,fishy f r ,w if V 'Q +21 . '4 Y 'iixf ., . 'f7f.'?5f7f- - -. ., 1:53 5, W gl 4 f . IOAN DIAZ An amateur poet Horseback riding and rol ler skating keep Ioame busy Another pizza an Shed like a wedding ring someday A charming chatterbox 3- i IAMES ELVIN A world-wide grin . . . Iim's hearty appetite ' well-known . . . Mister Mischief . . . Knows his way around a basketball iloor . . . A sharp dancer . . . A member ol the Paramus Rollers. ELAINE ECKSTEIN Lustrous curly hair and bangs Elaine is an avid sports tan Treas urer ol the Commercral Club She and Anita are inseparable LOUIS FASCIANO He's not a fisherman. but oh what a line! . . . Lou has a meritorious class spirit . . . He's a gentleman at heart, with a melodious voice .... Out-oi-town interests. Q3 THERESE DONLY A pretty damsel with raven hair Cunny known by her angelic ex pression and sweet smile Commercial Club Shes studying to be teacher 'P - it f 2. , Q A . fs'-'P 'QW 1:14 3 ! K MARGARET FASH A model oi sweetness . . . Peggy's our pert cheerleading captain . . . Smartly dressed . . . She heads the Commercial Club and is secretary ot the S. A. B. IOAN FLEMING One of our popular cheerleaders . . . Persona- lity. plus . . . Ioan's in- terest lies in Duke Uni- versity- , . . Tri-Hi-Y Presi- dent . . . Tuesday night meetings with the Pig- tails. IAMES GLECKNER lim . . . Captain of the basketball team . . . A tall good-looking blond . . . Heads the Hall Patrol . . . Ierry's sidekick . . . A swell tellow to know. DAVID FEILER A heart of gold and hair to match . . . Dave's hob- bies include hunting, fish- ing, trapping, photography and singing . . . He's a promising businessman. A1 If KATHLEEN FOGARTY Short blond tresses and bright blue eyes . . . Katie is an Irish lass with an amiable disposition . . . An active clubmember. ELIZABETH GNEIDING Short and sweet best describe Betty . . . Always buzzing with bright ideas . . . She's a conscientious worker . . . Enjoys travel- ing and meeting new people. 4- 1 'Of 17' Xi, CLARENCE HENDERSON Clarencce is one of the best-natured iellows a- round . . . Aspires to be a machinist . . . Iumbo is surely a great fellow, not only in size. but in person- ality. CHARLES GRAY The friendly. sociable type . . . Chuck is pre- judiced against Teaneck girls . . . A passion for orange soda . . . This outdoorsman enjoys lite iw . . . A member oi the Ioe DiMaggio lan club. N 1 CONSTANCE HEINEMAN A gay petite gal . . . Connie and Ioell are in- separable . . . A sports- woman who likes to dance and read . . . Neat as a pin . . . Nice to know. FRANCES HEARNE Fran has one oi the nicest personalities in the school . . . Known for her quick wit and gay replies . . . A cheery Hello for everyone. Q WARREN HESS Whitey's wavy hair and good looks rate many a second glance . . . An ardent pool player . . . Always with Bob Galli . . . One of the best. Ss S IOAN HANSEN Ioan is always ready with a smile . . . A won- deriul sense oi humor . . . One of our senior chauf- iers . . . A semi-perma- nent iixture at Fox's. ...f ff' GLORIA I-IETU Witty Glo has an outol town interest A sparkling personality Ice cream is tops with er Brown eyes and wavy hair GEORGE IACOB Bones carries a torch for a certain senior girl Driving His favorite food is pepper steak Track His ambitions are numerous Nice looking -:rf KATHRYN KANE One of our busiest Reireshmgly frank has boundless energy Kittys mam interests music cmd sports other oi the Pigtails She are MARGARET HUEBNER Chestnut hair . . . A busy senior class officer . . . One ol our popular Pigtails . . . Bubbling laughter . . . Literary edi- tor ol the Idler . . . She enyoys knitting Argyles If ROBERT IANSKY Bobs activities include Band Music Club and Honor Society Intel ligent His ambition is to have a name dance band Fishing Chemistry is one oi his hobbies 6? wtf' BARBARA KEEFE Keehe is a faithful Yan kee fan Pretty black hair She plans a nursing career Cute Her favorite food is pork chops Stamp Collecting i 5: wr-fc' DIMITHY KOWALCHUK Always ready with a wink and a grin for the girls . . . Good natured . . . He doesn't particularly like school . . . Careiree and happy-go-lucky . . . Friendly to all. 'Y w I , , X WILLIAM KINKEAD One ol our Student Court judges . . . Bill is a movie and television enthusiast . . , Steak and mashed potatoes . . . His ambition is to be an engineer. fd-1-it -Q tl 3 If' 510 f 5 N l 1 LOUIS KOSCO One of the legion who enjoy spaghetti . . . Short. dark and built for boxing . . . Keeping his car run- ning is the lirst step to- ward being an auto me- chanic. MARILYN KNUTSEN Easy going and obliging is Marilyn . . . A member ol Commercial Club. she intends to continue her secretarial work . . . She travels to Weehawken olt- en. G36 ADRIENNE KRATZ Friendly and easy go- ing, with both a gay and serious side , . . A Cata- wow, and Tri-HiAY chap- lain . . . Knuts . . . Cooper's . . . An artist, too! ACN x. - - I I IOAN KIRCHHOFF Ioan is the secretary ol Leaders' Club . . . Very intelligent . . . People who are late peeve her . . , Idler business manager. . . She'll be happy when she owns her own swimming pool. uv' 3: xy, ,vi 1 it! ,X PATTERSON LAMB Digniiied and reliable . . . President oi the S.A.B. . . . Patt is one of our track stars . . , A member oi the Melodiers . . . A handsome lellow liked by both students and lac- ulty. VWFRZY' Q5- i' M LOIS LEAVER A neat dresser . . . Editor of The Scarlet Quill . . . Has iuture plans for college . . . Blonde and talkative . . . Spends her spare time skating. if MARTIN LENNART Dark, wavy hair . . . Marty enjoys hunting . . . Track and football take up most ot his time . . . Likes' steak . . . A telivision ian. IOELL LANDE loell is active in all sports . . . She spends most oi her time at the Hackensack Y . . . Her dark eyes are appealing . . . Ambition is teaching. -v,..,. x al t IANET LEGALL Bubby is one of our prettiest girls . . . Spanish Club president . . . A friendly Hello for every- one . . . A very good- natured disposition . . . Constant companions are Evy and Iudy. ARTHUR LESEMANN Artie is one of the sparks on the basketball team . . . Swell to know . . . Luchie is a reliable hall patrol captain . . . Amiable . . . A nice dresser. to E , 4'5 ff jk DAVID MANGUM MARGARET LINDLEY Pretty blonde hair . . . Margie enjoys taking part A in any girl's sport . . . lover ol chicken chow mein . . . Nice clothes . . . Easy to get along with. law-'59 604 an it 23 w t f N xx ai IAMES MALTESE Always ready with a friendly grin . . . A tal- ented cartoonist . . . They call him Mumbles . . . Our basketball manager . . . Iimmy is willing and KENNETH MAGUIRE A big heart and a warm smile . . . Kenny stars with his set shots . . . He en- joys singing . . . A member of the Melodiers . . . A boy everybody likes to have around. 55 iff 'if conscientious. A quiet and rather re- served senior . . . Dave has . is W a future in art . . . Neatly X f dressed . . . An amateur photographer . . . He is f' one of the many steak- - - . f JH V, 4 eaters. r f A j li 24 WILLIAM MANTZ An immigrant from Long Island . . . Allergic to Lat- in . . . Curly hair . . Enjoys dreaming and loat- ing . . . Nice to have around. X Q x I ' A558 , it qt-of tx s P' la :Fl K A . ALLAN MAC NEILL An engaging grin . . . Blue-eyed and freckle- iaced . . . Mickey is usual- ly lound with Bill Kinkead . . . Enjoys basketball... He has a hearty appetite ior steak and French-fries. 4-16 f' 1 vm. Q . 1 X X 1 Y wifi l A 795 4 Q 1' 2-Q.. jx L14 ls: t f l ,, Si fjff' ui THOMAS MCKNIGHT One of our most up and coming seniors . . . Mem- ber of the football squad . . . Tom is a chem whiz . , . A commutor to Teneak. .rs fix' Q' 4117 1 :ll 9,4 IEANNE MERCIER A quiet but pleasing per- sonality . . . Neatness and tact . . . French Club president . . . Merc is well-liked by everyone . . . One of the Pigtails. 1 A r on 5 'Q 1:7 ROY MESSMER Another of our senior chauffers . . . Not so quiet as he appears . . . Roy can usually be found with Bruce . . . He can be de- pended upon for a witty comeback. RAYMOND MCNAMEE Easy going and likeable . . . Mac's ambition is to be ambitious . . . A mem- ber of the football team . . . His pet peeve and best friend is Chuck . . . Teaueck interests. 5 3 KENNETH MERKLE Kenny's wit and pers- onality make him a center of attraction . . . Tall, blond and good looking . . . He is an ardent base- ball fan, the Yankees top- ping his list. NANCY MEYEHTONS Art editor of the Idler . . . Nan's fond of drawing, gardening, horses and pi- ano . . . Her ambition is to own a farm . . . One of our brightest and most conscientious seniors. dsx w K ,f W. . 6 r 'W ,.-v . 1.- L -' ali HENRY MILLER A 6 P Executive . . . Women don't seem to in- terest him . . . One nice quy . . . Cars hold a fascination for Henny . . . Always leaves a good impression. QED v- ' ii Q' x rf' EILEEN NOYES A sweet smile adorns her pretty face . . . Smart- Iy dressed . . . She has an artistic touch . . . Her mterests lie tar away . . . Soft voiced . . . She looks iorward to college. x 67 , , leaf? .gf-3 6 GA' 'f- i 7: CHARLINE NISI-I An ardent sports Ian . . . Captain oi the Twirlers . . . Char is popular for her pleasant disposition . . . A smooth dancer . . . A ready sense of humor. WILLIAM MORGAN Bill is a nice fellow to know . . . His pleasinq personality and cute smile make him a ladies' lavo- rite . . . Fond ol lishinq . . . A good sport and lots ot tun. X. .I-if f STANLEY MILLER Stan is one ol our better lookinq senior boys . . . Tall and dark . . . A member ol the DeMolay .. .A lriendly, outstanding character. ,4., 'Z 'thy 'df LORRAINE OAKES Known lor her lovely llaminq hair . . . A cute figure . . . Lorraine earnest and sincere . . . A hard worker . . . Com- mercial club . . . sports enthusiast. 62' W. Our class president for Q us 'T' S lfza WILLIAM ODOM A bachelor at heart . . . Bill's only love is his car . . . Dark and good-looking . . . Quiet, at times . . . There's a merry twinkle in his eyes. fa? . U' SETI DORIS OOMS A slim. trim blonde.. Water-carrier for the Al- umni football team . . . Dot and Frannie are truly inseparable , , . A sunny giggle . . . A lively sense of humor. .fe ill' 45' .4 TI t If , X ' sg W if WILLIAM PORR ALBERT OLIVIER One of our most popular seniors . . . Al has a mag- netic personality, plays a mean piano, and has a bright future . , . A1- ways ready with a smile and Hello. 12 -'-51' w .XJ Y l WALTER PFISTER Sandy-haired . . . Walt is earnest and determined . . . A true baseball fan . lust a little bit bashful . . He suffers from in- voluntary blushes. three years . . . A perfect example of personality. plus . . . Buddy spends his spare time working at Lloyd's . . . A broad smile . . . One guy who's liked by everyone. f,2x i . vcr? -xg 2? I i Q -J ANITA PRINCE Neit's a friendly girl . . . A good athlete on anybody's list . . . She loves ice cream . . . Piano playing is her favorite pastime . . . Her pet peeve is conceited girls. Sem '67 Hs, 196 vvx 'xt' txj, .1 S A '-.1: lAMES ROSS Iim is an ardent roller skater . . . Mrs. Iepson's pet peeve . . . Iim and his junior side-kick are in- separable . . . Happy-ga lucky . . . Tall and ter- rific. f 4- . .rf ff' if , 'aa ALBERT RABY Coecaptain of our foot- ball team . . . A baseball fan and player . . . Al likes to hunt, fish, and loaf . . . Seldom seen without Moose . . . Bash, ful, but full of fun. 'XFN IOYCE ROCHE A bundle of dynamite ready to be set off . . , Ioyce is famous for her dancing feet . . . An ar dent lover of baseball. cords and pizza pie. N ELIZABETH RICHARDS Photography fan . . . Betty's heart belongs to the Navy . . . Honey blond hair . . . Fond of dancing and bowling . . . Sweet and pretty . . . Lots of nice things in a neat. little package. .5 J -,. IOHN SCALZO Iohnny's our track man- ager , . . A great fan of the Dodgers and of Red Barber . . . Eating and sleeping are his favorite pastimes . . . County Hi- Y secretary. x- la if 1' ALLAN RAYNOR A whiz on roller skates . . . Al loathes homework . . . A ready wit . , , Saur- kraut and mashed pota- toes are his favorites . . . A very friendly fellow. .RM D, txt Y BARBARA SCHELBERG Nice red hair with a brain underneath . . . A whiz ct writing . . . Her ambition is to be a horn player . . . A concert lover . . . She's one of the bril- liant girls in the Honor Society. ... -gg: . V-JTWTM ' I, 4' 5 f6 '4w' ' 513 A N 4 uv 1 . X x DOROTHY SCHWENK Dark-haired and pretty . . . A dazzling smile . . . She can be very quiet. at times . . . Dottie says what she thinks . . . Al- ways eager to be helpful . . . Nice to know. it 4 '13 :- ,,, ' sign' L x 3' 2 . e xv -'iff Q 4- . x X A X t , it 1 + mb af :. Y: , , g:, k . LEE SHICKEL Goodfnatured and oblig- ing . . . President of the Hi-Y . . . Red likes his chickens . . . Often found fixing Ron Seibold's car. RAYMOND SCHRODER A tall blond fellow with an unruffled disposition . . . Ray is an Outdoors- man . . . He likes to hunt and fish . . . Takes his trips on bicycle. 'flu Ag , O X , I -I-: 5a I Y RONALD SEIBOLD Vice-president of the Hi- Y .... Ronnie drives, too . . . He rates hamburgers his favorite food . . . Yan- kee fans, take cover! El I ey: we DONALD SHULL A pleasant manner . . . Don is the Hi-Y chaplain . . . Fair haired and good looking . . . The girls wish he weren't so quiet. Q. - :Y-uf-.3 .,, ,fx , - -vs N ,vnu- ,gx 1-gf 5 'Z O' CAROLE STRELLA A love for galety desxre to please e dom seen wxthout Helen Carole rs fond of danc ln An honorary member oi Leaders Club 1? f LESLIE SMITH Future adverttsmq exe gl' cutwe Smart and sophtsttcated Lee hkes her boys polxte passxon for lobster Short haxr accentuates a pretty lace Decepttve ly qutet S it ef' ' WALTER STAAB we vc- CHAHLES STAHI. An earnest and lxlceable nature Chuck s hobby rs wood working member oi the football and baseball teams He delxqhts m Italxan spa ghettx Wally rs one ot the wrt ttest boys m the semor class The pnde ot the Boys Locker Room seems to be a woman hat Ltkes to fnqht wtth hrs trxend Whntey 1 LILLIAN TAPEN Casual and carefree thats Lxl One oi our cutest cheerleaders member of the C Y O basketball team She rates eatmq as her favor ne pasume IUDITH SOLFLEISCH Our popular Idler edttor Frrendlxness combm ed wtth a sense ol humor Iudy enjoys kmttmq Arqyles and sweaters Olten seen wlth a certatn lootball star Mig Y, X . wx ir ' L fx -Q, . , . 1 - 1 I X IL' S if A 4 . . 'h I I . . , He ' H er . . . ' ' ' ir t l , ' 'Of ' - ' . . . A I ., ' . . . A Y ' . . . . S l- f. ' 'fi . . . ' Ji ' fi' ll' Sit , 1 , E5 1-5 xxx... 4 -I we so A , . , ,mmwlf 4 . r ,-, mr.. V, My QQ, Q bf' 'iff' ! RICHARD THOMPSON An outstanding athlete Richie is our Biggs Trophy Winner Well liked among teachers as well as students engaging little boy grin fe-f DOROTHY VOGT A green eyed blond with a sunny disposition Dot has out oi town interests Little sisters are her pet peeve would be world traveler M 5,45 1,-u FRANCIS VERNIMB Dark, wavy hair and a fair complexion . , . Mild mannered and soit spoken . . . Fran enjoys boating . . . His immediate goal is graduation 5 WILLIAM WALLACE Bill is fond oi good music and turkey e dom seen without B111 Mantz A member of the Track team He is one to be remembered ff? -of -'uf 1 I HENRY WEISSMANN Tall with dark wavy hair . . . Henny has a genial smile and a pas- sion tor Ravioli . . . if-L4 i tzf 13 337 .ii f N S ll ll Q' I f' FRANCIS WALSH Moose is one oi our well-liked seniors . . . A iootball and track man . . . Lineman of the Week . . . Likes to go hunting with Al. divides his time among driving. bowling and pho- tography . . . Our future florist. I. G. 551, ,YW , i.. , . 3. . 5. 4 1 -1' , 5 2' t BARBARA YOECKEL A desxre to please Short and dark Lnked by all who know her Babs IS conscientious and unobtrusxve A. smart little steno li VIVIAN WITTENBERG Thls pretty lass rs one of our more bnllxant sen lors Tall and comely An ardent movxe ian Spends her spare tnme bakmq and sewmg Gets along wxth everyone 1 ,uv IACOB YETTER Iack s only wrsh rs to be a gemus Quret ana unassummg He rs peeved by wrse guys Relxshes pxgs knuck es Known for his red convertible. IOHN WRE DE Iohn IS tall and blonde Fnendly to all Chairman of the Assembly Commxttee Hrs hobby rs hshmg and he enjoys watchmg televxsxon 5 sr- x -- 5' wx ' JEAN ZAZZALI Dark wavy tresses lean xs a bl! on the sen ous srde Hard workmg and efixcnent Vrvxan s colleague She has ex pressrve eyes -, -.. . ,i, .V,. 6? . I OTTO WOGRAM Otts ambxtxon IS to ra ve Wrede and Koop s Hrs pet peeve rs Yankee fans Fxshmq Loais durmg hrs spare trme Ham rs hrs iavor xte food uv 6' 1 63 .1 ,- A k I f X -I Ii: RICHARD ZORN Dick is famous for his sharp shirts . . . An ar- dent baseball fan . . . Photography is his hobby . . . Loves charcoa1-broil- ed steaks . . . Driving in the country is his favorite pastime. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS William Parr, President: lames Gleckner, Vice- President: Margaret Hueb- ner. Secretary: Evelyn Ar- onson, Treasury: IO C1 fl Fleming, S.A.B. Represen- tative. 33 li MRS. ELIZABETH MARTIN The class of 1950 owes a debt of gratitude to Mrs. Martin for her long and hard work in guiding us through the trials and tribulations of being Seniors. Whenever advice, leadership or suggestions were needed the watchword was, Ask Mrs. Martin. It was unfortunate, then, that at the end of the first semester Mrs. Martin's husband was transferred to Washington, D. C. and she found it necessary to give up her position here and accompany him. We offer a sincere Thank you for all she has done in contributing to this, our senior year. -21 ever in his debt. A Q u X I an Y' 15 r . N. MR. IEROME WOLF 'I' his year we were twice blessed in having such a capable replamement for Mrs. Martin It's never easy to take over another's job and fill it well, but in Mr. Wolf we found a fine advisor. He worked almost harder than the students on the production of the Senior Class Play and must be given due credit for its success. He was a never ending source of new ideas and the Senior Class will be for- 3 il N Ex 4: Margie Huebner lays down the law Margie Huebner, Associate Editor Margie Boltz Betty Richards Elizabeth Buchwald Lorraine Clarke Lois Leaver Leslie Smith Iean Mercier Barbara Schelberg Kitty Kane Ioan Fleming Ioan Diaz ,rm sag Nancy Meyertons, Editor Adrienne Kratz Iimmy Maltese Gloria Hetu David Mangum Looking over prints .4-4 ' ' la iv 45. IDLER IUDY SOLFLEISCH Editor in-Chief IJ 5:44 Dick Zorn. Editor Connie Campbell Evy Aronson Ionet LeGull Dot Schwenk Anita Prince Elaine Ekstine Putting the finish on the Dedication B Icon Kirchhofi. Editor Betty Gneiding Marilyn Knutsen Chcrline Nish Connie Heinemcxn Iris Chircop Doris Ooms Pulling in the money ziggy, ,,-N! N, NT, , N ik 'w'wd. ' ,- HI! 'ff ff. 1 j Rehearsal x- lx ' . Q - x 'lx ' , K. SX .N 'if !i45'a N-f-f y To nearly every Senior. one long anticipated event is the annual Senior You get Ou' of hem Class Play. From the moment the try- : .N out date is announced to the night of , ' ' ' the performance, talk and speculation it f - run high. E Q - This year Boy Wanted, by Wil- , liam Boos, was presented under the 5 ,I A v most capable direction of Miss Doris Glasser. The audience, however well they enjoyed the Senior offering, could not equal the enthusiasm of the cast. No one will ever fully appreciate the sup- perhurnan effort put iorth by this coura- geous band of troopers or know of the weird, hectic life they led behind the scenes. But the cast alone did not make the play. The thousand and one backstage jobs, from stage manager to lowly prop 36 W ll E if What are you domg here? man were fa1thfu1ly performed The make up crew wardrobe m1stress ush erettes program trcket and publrcrty commlttees worked equally as hard as the cast They deserve much credrt for therr unseen roles rn the play No one applauded them but we could never have done w1thout these necessary fellows and grrls a near graduate of Rrdgeway Acade my on the evenmg before her corn mencement In the mrst of Wr1t1ng her graduatlon speech Nancy rs confronted wrth the problem of how to reumte her mother and father who have parted be cause of a mrsunderstandrng The plot IS further comphcated by M1ss Francrs the Domestrc Scrence teacher rn her efforts to have the kmdly housemother Mrs Holmes d1sm1ssed for laxness Al though Nancy already has more than enough on her hands she befrrends Harold and h1s pal Fred rn therr fhgh from home to the North Pole rn a vam effort to escape the horror of college Events are rapld and suspense mounts but rn the eleventh hour the s1tuat1on 1S saved and the characters are dlspo ed of rn a t1dy and sens1ble fashton The tale IS not Puhtxzer Pnze materlal but 1t certamly gave us a 'nemorable even1ng MW' , ware be Makmg up lu Irtsu rs easy A boy m sorority room 1 . ..,, , t tl, A Brrefly, the plot tnvolves Nancy H1ll, X' - - s l I ,, r- 1 0' 1 , Q . . . ' , , ' ' ' i . I . U . I V 1 , , it iv' 'ia af' LQ - 1' ,udp v - I- K '- we-fe - , - 1-P -..Q 4'-.l . 1 ,4 ' , ,I J I iv 'Y f , f-I I' 4 ' L.-N LASS ix on g trip t, 1 vim? . ,, - u -O fl We prepdfe 'O W' -K -., I , ,LY , -ratify 4, U ,303,215 6-if-9' rf YS, .. A ee' i fx lust before we arrived HITCRY On a warm September day in 1946, approximately one hundred twenty bewildered boys and girls entered the halls of R. P. H. S,. and this time it was as students, and not just spectators. We all thought that the school was so big. and that we would never learn where all the rooms were. There were so,many strange faces: but soon we began to recognize some as football players, cheerleaders, hall patrol members, or other celebrities. Then, alter a while, we began to get settled in our new surroundings and thought of everyone as being so friend- ly. One of the most outstanding and best remembered parts of our freshman year was the wonderful freshman team we had. Yes, our freshman basketball team coppeci second place honors. including a trophy and silver basket- balls. in the Bergen County Iunior High School Tourna- ment. Many of these same freshman stars continued playing rhrough all four seasons. Another big event for many freshman fellows and girls of the class was the Freshman Formal, attended by a large number of fresh- men and sophomores. appropiately dressed for the occa- sion - their first formal dance. ln our sophomore year, we all felt quite superior be- cause we had a whole class of freshman below us, and we really felt as if we were able to give our own opinions about things instead of meekly going along with every- one else, We had two successful dances. The Farmer's Frolic ---a barn dance, and the Valentine Dance, which helped contribute to the funds we knew we would have to raise in our junior year. At the end of our second year at R. P. H. S. we ordered our class rings, finally deciding on the New Look design. We were to receive the rings in the beginning of our junior year. The third year in high school began with our trying to become used to being called Upperclassmen. Of course, it wasn't such a hard job: in fact, we seemed to take to it right away, We began to work right away to raise money to be used for the Prom we were to give for the seniors. We undertook many activities such as the sellxng of sunshrne cards notepaper and wrappings We had a few dances and a combmatxon card party and cake sale Then we began workmg earnestly on our Prom plans There was a mrx up rn the matter of h1r1ng the Elk s Club for the mght whxch we wanted so we were forced to arrange for the Bxg Dance to be held 1n the Boys Gym Not many people approved of the rdea but the transformatxon of the gym 1nto a Moonltght Crurse on the S S 49 removed all ob1ectxons Everyone agreed that the gym had never before looked so elaborate We members of the yunxor class worked very hard on the affarr and for weeks ahead of the date were busy makmg streamers sea horses stars lrle preservers and many other thmgs to complete the prcture We were rewarded for our work by the senrors who all agreed that our Prom was a success and that everyone who attended enjoyed hrmself Before we knew xt September 1949 and our last year of hrgh school had arrxved We were all determmed get the most out of our semor year We attended all of he pep rallxes football games and Frxday mght dances We were all so happy when the football team broke a two season losrng streak by beatmg Clrffsxde Park There was qurte a celebratron that mght too as everyone was so grateful to the team for brmgrng the vrctory home to us Our Idler staff began work on the yearbook and soon plctures were taken Most of us were pleased wxth them and some ot us even gave them away for Chrrstmas pre sents At the annual Wm Or Lose Dxnner Rxchre Thomp son was awarded the coveted Blggs Trophy for bemg the outstandmg athlete scholar of the year The end of 1949 was approachmg and before we knew xt we were wtshmg everyone a Merry Chnstmas and Happy New Year and then the mxd term exams were upon us A large number of senrors depended upon the good Q75 results of these exams to help get them rnto varxous colleges Then our outstandmg basketball team had t very brlllxant season wrth a league record of 12 wrns agamst 2 defeats and a complete record of 14 wms and 3 losses It held a tre for flrst place m the N N I I L wrth Hackensack and then entered the tournament only to be defeated rn the second round rn a heartbreakxng overtrme game by a score of 4l 43 Our boys certamly de served the support of everyone and the townspeople showed thetr apprecxatxon by grvmg a dmner rn honor of the team Thxs affaxr was held rn the newly dedxcated On March 17 and 18 the semor class presented the annual class play Thxs year s presentatron Boy Wanted was a howlmg success and we all know that all of the people connected wrth the play worked very drlxgently on xt to make rt the success that rt was In Aprrl Easter arrived wrth RPHS havmg rts own Easter Parade the grrls and boys lookxng therr very best m therr new outfxts At the end of the month our sprxng vacatron had arrrved and we all realxzed that xt was our last vacatron m hxgh school Wtth the warm weather came such thmgs as pxcnrcs wxeme roasts hay rrdes brke hrkes and 1ust loafmg Baseball and track seasons began and our boys were out there trymg to break the old behef that R P H S could not have a good season rn those two sports By the trme May had begun thmgs began to happen very quxckly We reahzed that m less than two months we would be out of school and mto the cold cruel world The Prom was attended by many of us and we all vowed that we would never forget the wonderful txme we had Shortly after the begxnnmg of Iune we took our rmal exams Semor Day found us elated over our good fortune to have a special day off all to ourselves Then we all felt very solemn at the Baccalaureate Servrces because rt was then we knew that Graduatxon was near Gradua tron whrch not only meant walkmg across the stage m a cap and gown to recerve a pxece of paper but rt also meant saymg good bye to all of the good and not so good txmes we had had It marked the end of one of the most rmportant stages rn our lrves In that short time on the stage we had to rellve four full years of fun whmch could never agam be expenenced Some of us semed to feel happy but I thmk that down deep msxde we all felt quxte sad to leave dear old H P H S our freshman cheerleaders At Ihe prom I Z.-f Rrchard Thompson wma the Bxggo Trophy 39 . 1 Q ' O - ' U . . I . I . ' I I . ' . 1 ' - .. . W K, ' A , . - x O . l is I 1 A. . I I V . . ! . D 1 . l , ' , f ' ' 4. ' ' . N' C' . . cp . rvxc Center. ,-,ul . ' , . ,, ,, 'I 1 . l . I, . I H I . uyxrf . V7 X ' ' . . f ' 'ts ' O . . , I up . , ' . , ' I Z -1 ' . 2 . . 2 , ' T - I .I A t ' - - . ' P 1 . , , . ' Q U ' 'L L 1 Best Athlete Rxchard Thompson lean D Alusro Class Flrrt lames Elvm L1l11crn Tapen A LASS OUR IDEAL SENIOR EYES Charles Gray Ioan Flemmg SMILE Donald Schull Dorothy Schwenlf COMPLEXION Iames Gleckner Margaret Fash BUILD Patterson Lamb FIGURE Norma Bnttmq PEHSONALITY Wrllram Porr Margaret Fash Couple Iames Gleckner Ianet L Gall Best Dressed Most Popula' Henry Welssmcmn lean Mercrer William Pon Mmgme! Push i tl , V A 5 . 1- 3 Q K ' I5 , x X I Q l '53 , I - 1 . A t A . O ll ' I v x -9 ' HAIR ...., Donald Schull-Norma Brittina - e . 3 5 . : ' A 1 T I ost Bashiul Wrlfred Arndt Franc1s Vermmb Therese Donly PULL iq! CLASS FAVORITES , Q Yr, Teacher Sport Band Favonte Favorrte Favonte Mlss Hoch Basketball Favonte Favorlte Radxo Program Smger Male Female Make Belxeve Ballroom Perry Como Dons Day FUQUCUY Hackensack Enemy Best Lookmg Most Likely To Succeed Wlllldm Barer loan Knchhoif Iames wr- ,g , 5 Class Wrt Kenneth Merkle Frances Hearne K Vaughan Monroe Donald Shull Margaret Fash Best Dancer Elvrn Kathenne Kane g .. S I A . . A ? '- - '- Q A 1 3 S2 S aft 2 ' A ' t ff- r it ' x l . 2-,I , i My ' flif l , 5 , L ' 5 -f v K 'x.f Q m S 1 to 'i' ff E 2 - 1 et---t-t'e---'-er A ----e- e'vev--r---r-eQQ-rQ--'Q'A ' Er M Q ..., ...,..,.,..r ,...v.... ,,.e. e,... , . ....,, , ,,.. ' - ' A- M 1, ,- f gt . h ....,,.,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,l,,, , ,,,,,,,,, A,,,,. , , lv lvj If ' - M A f A. ff.--5 ''AAfffffffffQffffQfffffffff ' ,' ' 4. . Q - , cc..rc,r...tt..r.,,,r..,t.., ,t..a.r., Q ll., i Liiiif' J g l l tvl' fm . R 41 Q 3 5 SCARLET QUILL IWNIQIICOR' llll eo-operative but hot decisive ll! Par- Drlseolfs change t eetabhsh Mr on for a iudge on Wane in religious nfl oe in the Unit Ill. stores in Miller street and few mer chants want to ge to Chapel street. These are questions ot fact which should be readtly disposed of by a few inquiries The important thing is to get the merchants and then- unsightly estab- lhhmfpu 0, -v -at 1- ,, .J What Readers Have to Say Holdlng of a Teachers Bill in Republican Caucus Protest Epllogue to Tenant s Appeal ml! self-ir sunt' his HOSPITAL OPENS RONALD SEIBOLD HELD BY POLICE extend evade bil Gd! l eine will cept, la PURCHASES SUN TELEGRAM It was announced today in a broadcast over station WRPH that the big news paper syndicate The Scarlet Quill has bought out the local paper The Sun Tele gram Miss Lois Leaver editor of The Scarlet Quill revealed that this tabloid intends to increase to national circulation cier announced her intention to do min ute picture stories of all members of the Class of 50 in forthcoming issues This idea is solidly backed by Sports Editor foe Briz olara who intends to campaign for higher baskets for basketball and shorter goal posts for football All members of the Class of 50 are cordially invited to drop tn and take a tour of the Quill plants For gratis copies of the paper contact Miss Ioell Lande Ex change Editor London England For free photographs of your child call Circle 10000 and ask for Dick Zorn Staff Photographer AROUND THE TOWN The new show at the Cafe Cuties has in its chorus line that captivating beauty Miss Dot Schwenk also entertaining here are Miss Ioyce Roche and Ballerina Betty Gneiding who does a very interesting rou.me. Betty Richards. the checkroom girl who never forgets a face or a hat, ' proving a huge success. Up to date no one has gotten the right hat! The res- lendent red and white uniform of door- man, Walter Pfister, is another talked about featured. Chef Henry Miller, and head waitress. Iean Zazali, are making meals look like as they never should. With the opening of the all distaff operated hospital deaths in Ridgefield Park have risen 999 percent Head doctor is Margaret Kathy Fogarty Gloria Hetu is in charge of the nurses staff lnternes are directed by Miss Marilyn Knutsen and Miss Connie Heineman In charge of equipment is Miss Ioan Hansen Other members of the staff are Marie De Vin and Doris Ooms Iohn Wrede only male employee has Leen taken on the staff as head mortician SPORTS ROUND UP This is Roy Colin coming to you from ti relaxed position in my six foot long bed and bringing you the latest news and views in sporting events Richard Thompson Yale Football Coach and his wife tshes the former Iudy Sol fleishb iust flew into New York along with lim Gleckner and his wife the former Ianet Bubby Le Gall They will be the top attractions of an All Sports Night Dinner to be neld tomorrow night Wrestling now a mayor sport all over the world seems to be an unchallengable field with Pat Lamb the world champion The football world hails the Bronx Cagers who have tust received the win ner s trophy for being a topnotch all round team. Members of the team consist of Marty Knock em-down Lennart, Arthur Luchie Lesemann: Ray Touch-down MacNamee, and Lou Goal-post Kosco. O'her players are Dimi Catch-a-pass Kowalchuck. and Charles Chuck Stahl. The C.C.C. Basketball team began prac- tice sessions last week. They are looking forward to grabbing title honors. The big five consist of Iames Skater Elvin, Ierry Ronald Seibold is being held by police of five towns for reckless driving Captain Francis Walsh of the local Police Force who issued the ticket stated that Seibold was passing on the wrong side and speed mg His case will come before Magistrate lames Ross in the near future lack Yetter will act as attorney for the defendant inyured by flying glass Woman lawyer loan Kirchhoff will act as her lawyer 'Vliss Eckstein is suemg for S10 000 000 aamages T V SHOWS BRINGS FORTH NEW PERSONALITIES Behind scenes of Love Em and Leave Em we can find the star of our show lt n Merkel closely followed by his able understudy Don Shull Feminine lead ts layed by Dot Vogt with loan Diaz as her tmderstudy Stage scenery is designed by Al Raynor and Iames Maltese Camera man Lee Schickel and head makeup artist Leslie Smith can also be found scurrying about Mildred Deremer script writer and George Conkling sound track manager are usually grabbing great wads of hair by the roots William Odom who iust flew in from California tin a special telecast tomorrow nightj will tell of his experiences travel- ing faster than the speed of light. Damstrom, Ken Maguire. Al Raby, and last, but not least. that star of them all, Warren Whitey Hess. Columnists Dave Mangum and Iohn Scalzo have split opinions on the quality of the derby, Roller Derby that isl Q P1090 din vefrom.. uw gmt me .1 ww 1 . LT , 1, - L.. ..4.e,.J and destroyers The performance of the Pickers! 'jtlelt offers strongj ' un, U ECA gg. support of A'dlira1'fShennan's argu- Qf bg, ww ment, .which be says is backed by lv .4l's1 ltsnce .d at series of bilateral pacts to protect Europe from invasion if Germany refused to join League of Nations. Ransom of S300,000, one .of largest on .- EORGE w. SEILER Jr , President, Frank H. Taylo Son, Inc. A East Orange. X . . --- Religious Concepts To the Editor: Sir-Re the answers recently ishe i - xcellent - -- toJ ,i, . -1, txt ,-3 'Q n . . N -nr 4 1 . s ' v ' nn t .-T . tt f t. Y . A ' b A . . . , . . 5 ., . 0 I . . . . Q 5 I ' I '-I Q. ' 1 ef... . .,. -,Q . 1 po, - ' , . e . U- h Q y t . 1 ' Q ' X 1 E ' igggjQ'VOLUMN LXI, NUMBER l I RIDGEFIELD, PARK. N. I. SEPT. l,2000. i 1 - 'K '.Vl ' . l ' L A l , l l A D I A. Q ANews editox of the Quill emu' leon Mfr' centis, Barbara Yoeckel, Carole Strella Pedestrian Elaine Eckstein was slightly hang-. - t- .4 J, 1: ,'-, I 1 7 ' ' ' - I A I ' is I du P - that ' ei is ' 8 . L 42 J -Lx lol 'k','. .-. General of the Arm Eisenhower. record, was paid to kldnapers of En- an had been expected. The bill hould be enacted as quickly as. pos- lb e ' r- t Governor Driscoll's request for m ed UCC benefxt payments has n revised downward in the Sen 'qwfrom S30 to S26 wer-311 ' l't 'efiit lll um u ln New York the evidence which dis- closed the existence of a Newark numbers rmg and who convxcted two men who cashed checks for a Lodxdice parlor The charge agamat th61'!M'g2!6l8t0Il7 5g4 s- New l Trailer Oren' , I 1' ' I Ceegreeeleul IQ l H IDN!-,I 1' the :am flirt' gl:-Seldom In an mmq of um n- I drill' gublte hu the line of CODQIXHOI be- IN' ha' tw ren! Ill kitten!!! 359951 km-.-59 wet' f 'W Trfoionrwnggn-4 E32 P090 Two SCAHLET QUILL Q WEDDING BELLS Congratulatrons to Ann Carnevale and her Handsome Harry The Mlchael Callahans are celebrattng thelr fxith weddxng annrversary Iusttce of the Peace Charles Gray an nounced weddmg bells are rrngmg for Wrlltam Kmkead and hrs blushmg bnde Conme Campbell presented The Wed drng Samba m an unusual rendrtxon at the recent hrtch of Ralph Brandt to Guess Who'PW Is rt true that the All Amencan Glrl for l95O Ruth Brewer wxll soon be hearmg cr rmgmg sound? Drck Belthott rs txred of actmg as best man Hes decrded to get mauled DEPARTMENT STORE OPENS Lacy Department Stores opened branch store rn Rrdgefxeld Park yester day Mtss Margaret Lxndley head buyer announced today that Henry Werssmann wxll be tn charge oi the mens clothmg department Otto Wogram w1ll be floor manager wrth Francxs Vernxmb just ac clarmed the All Amerrcan Gentleman as hrs asststant The store wxll feature a musrc depart ment In charge of thxs sectzon will be Amta Prmce who also wrll gxve prano rn structzon Mtss Barbara Schelberg wtll grve a guest performance on the horn rn honor of the occasxon Mrss Schelberg ts now conductor of the Boston Ieeps Orchestra CLASS OF 50 HOLDS REUNION NOTED SCIENTISTS HONORED Toastmaster Wtlltam Buddy Poor ac claxmed natlonal pharmlcxst opened ies llVlIl6S today by mtroducmg the noted speaker Robert Iansky renowned scren ust who recently collaborated wrth Wrl ham Bater on the exploratron of Mars Madame Meyertons explaxned her theory on whxch came hrst the chrcken or the 999 Wrlfred Arndt noted polrtxctan pubhcal ly debated wtth Dr Thomas MacKn1ght on the questxon of soclallzed medxcme Hollywood stars Krtty Kane and Elrza leth Buchwald accompamed on the 885 ly Al Olrver provrded feature entertam ment Chefs Lou Fascxano and Davrd Fexler provxded a roast prg dmner rn honor of the occaston Wartresses Barbara Keele and Adrxenne Kratz succeeded rn servmg the dmner wtthout sprllmg soup on the bald heads of Wtllram Mantz and Don Squeaky Eucker Among other promment guests were Mrss Norma Bnttmg the famous Wowee Model whose prcture appeared on the cover of Peek magazxne thrs month and Mtss Ins Chtrcop famous make up artxst for Boltz Pxctures Studros These studios owned and operated by Mxss Margre Boltz were represented by thrs lady rn person Also the Mrsses Lorrame and Carolyn Clarke cousms and famous crnena actresses and Mtss Therese Donly star operator of the Ladxes Hunt Hrm Down Detectxve Agency The guests were wmed and dmed untxl the wee hours of the mornmg when txred and agam hungry but thrs ttme for break last they clxmbed mto therr A1roLrght helrocoptors and took off for thetr own rooftop apartments Only two crack ups covered Sanley Mrller and hrs compamon Wxllram Mor gan hrt a brrd Roy Messner and Allan MacNe1l spllt a televxsxon aerral on Mlss Mary Daleys rooftop Summons were tssued by Patrolwoman Vxvlan Wrttenburg for reckless flymg LOUELLA PARSONS ON SOCIETY Hello Everyone' Thxs rs your favonte reporter commg to you from Parts France wtth lots of txps on lrfe hberty and lxvxng My frrst exclusive IS that Mtss Peggy Fash fshes now Mrs Margaret Smrthj has been acclarmed top notch woman of Europe She wrll return t Amerxca tomorrow to do a fashxon show wrth Mtss loan Flemmg leadmg Amen can model Other professional beautxes on dtsplay wrll be those red headed charm ers Mlsses Lorrame Oakes and Margaret Huebner Blonde tamer Mrss L11 Tapen wrll also be on the featured bxll My next exclusrve Alter an extended vlstt to Alcatraz Mr Walter Staab rs carrymg a torch for better escape facrh tres He IS accompamed ln this campaign by Mrss Frances Hearne who rs head matron of the women s ward of Greystone she thmks Rumors are flymg that Clarence Henderson an unknown auto mechamc has xnvented a new car that wrll take oft from any corner rn the Umted States When not m use the wmgs of thus xn ventron fold mto fenders Brg questxon Wrll Congress pass a law bannmg ily mg cars? Mrss lean DAlus1o has rnvented a new sport Thrs sport rs football played by grrls and boys on rce skates usmg golf balls A sequel to Canasta' George Jacob Qhes the husband i that executxve secretary of the Umted States Mrss Evy Aronsonj has lnvented a portable doorway whereby tall boys sxmply push up wrth therr heads and walk on through Flash Raymond Schroder has just re turned from a frshmg trip rn the Canadxan Rockres My next exclusxve Mxss Helen Bock horn publxc stenographer m the Nlsh Hotel has lust released the news that Mrss Charlme Nrsh rs entertarmng tomor row mght at open hotel Mrss Erleen Noyes mtenor decorator stated that the theme of the sorree wrll be The Umted States at the Tum of the Century Act mg as co chaxrman of the aftaxr wrll be Wrllxam Wallace of the Wallace Prmtxng Company hers the state per ce amply suppvk asian at nt was e weakm..-'cue 01181 al Federal legxslatron that It dld ot, requtre the states to deal ade perhaps explains the tact tilt' in the lastfive years New Jersey hast led all other states in the percentage of xts annual potato crop sold to the government. Nw- ll donna Berg plank ter a lotterytoreleemoneytoeldthejebless: Federal RelidAQlllxiltl'tt0l'29pHlll told New Jersey oflictale to raise 320000N a mph for relief tlptll July dn lil!! 1 ll' flvenqeQil cllmurAlhl Titel!!! I' , 0 , ,' H , - A , Q .t . s '- rs . I, A xr ' . . . j 5' '-.' . . D I I l. ' . . uh . . ' . . H. . . . - . . I . ' . ' .. - . Kg-1 . . , I ' .A . . . I . . - tr a .I . I Q ' u Q . - . . A A V . - I ' O 7 A . '- U ' ' E, . . . . . . . . . git' - ' .5 . ' ' . ' ' - ' I I ' u ' 1 -I ' s tithe t 9. 43 ' A ' - 4 ' if s ' H 'L' -. - ..- , 'M' i- ,. , D' .- -I 801. ' ' 5 , I n' V l , - ' I gg. ' .4 .tt ,. ' In l l - - V 0 . . . - . I . . ' y l . g I A -A V I A V A rt . . ' , y .. , ls, ' , . :li V A. - n . . , -, r - n - . , . . it I . I -, I' th . ly with the question of fraud. lndhlhtedthlt-llilllttllllilerll Bi Glam WJ! Know ye all by these presents that we the Class of l950 of Rrdgefreld Park Hrgh School berng of sound mmd do hereby declare th1s to be our Last W1ll and Testament and do revoke all prevxous Wtlls made by us We grve and bequeath the followrng 1 We the Perrod VII SOP Class bequeath to the lucky junrors all the fun we had frlmg We the s e n 1 o r Melodrers bequeath our melodrous notes to all future members who don t rnxnd grvrng up therr lunchtrmes We the Golden Pxgs bequeath to any hard workmg Wm or Lose softball team whrch wrll practlce falthfully for three years our re cord of 0 wxns and 8 losses We the sen1or Twrrlers bequeath our short skrrts and beautrful ibut thrnl unrforms to future Twtr lers We also leave them the pleasure of freezmg cold weath er and endless practtce We the semors of Perrod VII gym class bequeath our gym locker to any IIVG g1r1s who can re member the combmatron We Mr Gerlach s Englrsh classes bequeath to h1m students who w1ll read more than the funn1es rn the Sunday newspapers We the Catawows bequeath our champronshrp and h1gh sp1r1ts to the Roughre Tough res Good Luck' We the senrors of Study Hall A bequeath to Mrss Davrs and Mr Arnold students who wrll not stampede 1nto homeroom as the late bell nngs 9 We the P1gta1ls bequeath our Tuesday mght hen partres .to the Nutcrackers l0 We the sen1or Cheerleaders be queath to future Cheerleaders our sprarned ankles and back aches ll I Lo1s Leaver Edrtor of the Scar let Qurll bequeath to Carl Frer and Carl De Farra good weather for pleasant launts down the h ll to the pnnter In wztness whereof we have set our second day of Iune anno dom1n1 1950 WITNESSES IVI1nn1e the Cat Francrs the Talk1ng Mule We the only Steno II class b queath to the next very fortunate group our ab1l1ty to wrrte short hand our error makrng type wrrters and our trusty tnk eras ers I Ioan Flemmg bequeath the presrdency of the Tr1H1 Y to any jumor grrl w1th a lot or patrence a strong strck and an extra lar of srlver poltsh We the French III class bequeath to succeedrng sufferers f1ve months of Les IVI1serables We lean and lVIarg1e the sen1or members of the Scrapbook Com mrttee bequeath to the 1un1or member Std Smrth the tremend ous respons1b1l1ty of carrymg on the noble task of that lrttle cele brated commrttee queath our tables m the Chem Lab to any buddmg young scxentrsts who can stand the smells I Iudy Solflersch bequeath to next years Idler edttor forty erght hours 1n every day and fourteen days 1n every week for preparmg the Idler to go to press We the sen1or grrls bequeath to Mrss Demarest students w1th square heads so they w1ll be able to stand on them I Wrllxam Porr bequeath the class presxdency to any 1un1or w1th a bottle of asp1r1n handy I also bequeath a class as cooper attve and w1ll1ng to prtch rn when there 1S work to be done as the Class of 50 We the Sen1or Class bequeath to all tho e who follow 1n our footsteps a sen1or year as won derful tn every way as ours has been hand and our eal on th1s the twenty tS1gnedJ THE CLASS OF 1950 0 , , ' . ,b ' l2. , , e- ' . ' ' 14. , , ' 4, , ' ' , I. - , l 'I 15. , ' , ' 5. , ' ' - . ' ' ' ' - 16. We, the Chemistry students, be- - ' tvf , ' - , ' ' . I8. , ' ' , . I 11 . .l 'll 19. , ' ' I I - 1 I I r I ' 20' I I I 1 . I . S . w it., .7 Y X I , ,fm if 1 LQ X l , l V , 14 fl .1 I Y I ' ' V- Y V , -l F L g YX' t , i'w xii' fx , , .. I 1 x 74 Vw 'f'+ , xx ,limi P' X 'qL+5'VjIt3l'x., xi - . 1 ,....,.-Y ,U 1 ' J r f ' Q x fttiql I' 2 f ' x ' . r V 1 V ' N Q., 5' , f , f - -- , 1, fll ' ... - 1 ' Yi 'xv A .K ' 'f -i,Sp1 ',,, , ,, , , ,- , wr!-.X,,..,g7,L , Z W, xx' x V 7 ,v- f board itself is composed of elected mem- bers from each organization in the school and from the homerooms. lt is the duty of this board to pass on all changes in the governing of R.P.H.S. and all events to be held in the school, and to suggest improvements to its advisor, lVlr. Shield, who in turn relays the suggestions to the Board of Education, This organization an- nually gives a Christmas party for the entire student body on the afternoon prior to Christmas vacation and supervises the Arbor Day celebrations. The Homeroom Representatives of HP. H.S. have an important job also, for it is their duty to attend all S.A.B. meetings and report the results back to their respec- tive homerooms. The Hall Patrol is one of the largest and most effective organizations in the school. Members elected from each of the four classes, with a captain elected for each floor, are responsible for keeping order in the corridors. They are obliged to be on duty at 8:15 each morning and at l2:45 each afternoon, to hold doors and to stop running and disorderly conduct in the halls. To enforce the rules of the hall patrol the Student Court was established. Presid- ing over this court are William Baier, Chief Iustice, and Iudges Ioan Kirchhoff, William Kinkead, Nancy Meyertons and Kenneth Godstrey. During class periods the Service League, under the leadership of William Porr and its advisor Miss Mac Lallen, is held responsible for all misdemeanor in the locker rooms and corridors. 47 The Home Room Representatives 5 The judges talk it over CONSTANCE CAMPBELL Clerk of Court ADRIENNE KRATZ Clerk of Com Enter the defende nt , 'T Twirlers -the glamour part of the Band The Baby Cheerleaders lyn Seeback, Susan Ludewig, Dorothea Von Hagn and Ruby West. The Leaders' Club is the governing body of the G. A. A. Under Miss Demarest, these class captains and squad leaders discuss and make decisions about the girls' intramural contests. Basketball, volleyball and ping-pong are just a few of the sports that come under their juris- diction. An important factor in running assembly programs is Mr. Arnold's Technical Crew. These boys take care of motion pictures, lights and the amplifying system. They also have charge of the educational movies shown for various classes. The Hi-Y and the Tri-Hi-Y, for boys and girls respectively, are this school's branches of the They run the cloakroom for all dances, and do many worthwhile outside projects. The advisors are Miss Brock fTri-Hi-YD and Mr. Wal- lace CHi-YJ. Membership in the Honor Society is the high- est honor the school can bestow upon a student. The group has its own room and members may use it for study halls. The hand- books for incoming Freshmen are prepared by this organization whose advisor is Miss Stimmel. The Library Council functions under Miss Merlehan to assist her and the students. They are read to help any pupil to take iull ad- Y vantage of the library facilities. ,535 The B- . 1 The Owl! Staff has 1ts own room gg-NW f,'l:'llI4UI7It'IIf 1:4 sfxxdu-ci fy Ihr' pf1s1l4cj1L1p.71r-I H' b '7k ws 4 ,af ww K by Q An: x Q KX X 'Q A 1, I, Iw v . f w , 1 J f f ' a 4.,,,, TF: 2 Hes mc Hlslory Clui und he :iff 'i, I TEREST CLUBS R.P.H.S. has many clubs that satisfy the interests of almost all of its students. These clubs carry on many activities, such as sponsoring dances, assemblies, and taking trips to see movies, museums, and other things in connection with the club. Each club has its own student officers and faculty advisor and representation in the Student Advisory Board. They meet alternate activity periods, alter school, or at lunch time, so that a student may partici- pate in more than one activity. ln the language department we have the French Club and the Spanish Club under the capable direction of Mrs. Strahlendorff. The Scarlet Starlets is a dramatic club for freshmen and sophomores: Miss Townsend is the advisor. The Outdoorsmen's Club is a source of pleasure for our rugged sports- men. The freshmen have their own History Club, For the music lovers, the Music Club is an active factor in enioyment and appreciation of harmony and rhythm as well as social life. Mr. Arnold's Chemistry Club always has fun deciding what to blow up next. For the business students there is the Commercial Club and the Advanced Steno Club. Camera-happy students form the Photography Club and for those with their heads in the air Miss MacLallen advises the Aviation Club, Miss Grays Current Events Club interests students with a nose for news. 1 0 J 7 I ' , N51 ALM Kitty Kane leads lhe Chorus The Rod and Gun men Dramctis Personce X if? ,I '37 ,vo L ni - 1 ,CXO . Comme 159 Club , now oHob1U vd Espa 53 n1f'!1'Ii1CfS The French Club plays G word game 1- 1 650 no pnnnnfa t'50t. F' Nl An CLASS CF 1951 This year's Little Upperclassu struggled with the same problem that has preyed on the minds of all the junior classes, that of money- making. They began their schemes with such suc- cessful dances as The Gay Nineties Promen- ade, Hol1y Hop, and St. Patty's lig. Sell- ing soda at the P.T.A. Barn Dance and the Gay Nineties Dance, along with selling pickles and carrots at the basketball games helped to raise money for the lunior-Senior Prom. The Prom held in the Boys Gymnasium on May 27 was a huge success. Kenneth God- strey was Chairman of the Prom Committee. Class officers are President, Kenneth God strey: Vice -President, Michael Colanerij Secre- tary, Lois Hollawayg Treasurer, Margaret Har' bers: S. A. B. Representative, Grace Red- mond: and S. A. B. Alternate, Eileen Sanna. W W :pl IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Grace Redmond. Lois Holloway. Kenneth Clodstrey Michael Colaneri. Eileen Sanna. Margaret Harbors. tw' SOPHOIVIORE CLASS OFFICERS Frank Coing rsoated , Ioan Millar, Patricia Butler, Cyn- llll'I Guild. Ralph Ernst. CLASS OF 1952 The Sophomore Class began its second year of high school feeling quite familiar with its surroundings, and perhaps just a bit superior to the incoming Freshmen, whose shoes they had filled such a long, long time ago. The first event of importance was the elec- tion of Sophomore Class officers. Frank Going was elected to his second year as President, with the Vice-Presidency going to loan Millar. Secretarial position went to Patricia Butler, and the financial wizard was Ralph Ernst. Under the leadership of its newly elected officers and its advisor, Miss Williams, the Sophomore Class presented the successful Thanksgiving Day Assembly Program. Selec- tion of class rings was an important occasion, and the Sophmores are now eagerly awaiting the delivery of their rings. The Sophomore Class looks forward with en- thusiasm to its junior year and the many new activities that it will bring. 55 mm -15 CLASS GF 1953 This year's Freshman Class certainly has proved to be an active group which shows much promise for the future. Hardly had they entered Ridgefield Park High School and be- come accustomed to their new surroundings, that they elected their class officers. All-import ant position of President was won by Leroy Henrich, with Florence Farquharson claiming the Vice-Presidency. Also taking positions were Sybil Komninos as Secretary and Iohn Oeller- man as Treasurer. Much credit is due to the freshman cheer- leaders who so ably supported their own fresh- man team and the I.V. team at all the games. Miss Marion Chadwick was advisor for the class of 1953. 56 00 vv lfif FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS LeRoy Henrich Cseatedj Sibyl Komninos, Florence Far quharson, Iohn Oellerman. September 7 Back to school for our last year Exclamatron plus yawn' September 9 Freshman Becepuon Dance My they re small' fthe Freshmen that ISD September 13 Idler holds electrons ed1tors chosen September 21 Semor class offlcers congratu lated September 23 Flrst pep rally of the season September 24 Loss to Bogota 267 at ded1ca hon of new fleld V1ctory Dance a great success October 8 F1rst defrclency s11ps g1ven out Let s pep up a b1t and start to work October 22 Vrctory over Chffsrde 12 7 frrst 1n two seasons October 24 Decorated halls and speclal assem honor football team October 31 The Gobhns are out for a fashron parade and dance November 10 Two-Gun Fonty comes to R P H S PTA Square Dance November 18 Varrety Show Much semor talent shown November 19 Second w1n of the season Ten afly los1ng 186 game November 24 Lodr beats Park but turkey rars es our sp1r1ts Decmeber 3 B1ggs Trophy awarded to R1Ch Thompson at Wm or Lose Dmner December 9 Faculty game for comedy'?l December 21 Chnstmas Assembly by Muslc Department Was that real snow? December 21 Santa and h1s helpers attend S A B Chnstmas Party No snow so the1r transportat1on was roller skates December 21 Mrs Marttn leaves We wrsh her uck December 21 Vacat1on beg1ns w1th Holly Hop December 25 Merry Chr1stmas Ianuary 4 No more sleepmg late Ianuary 4 Welcome Mr Wolf Ianuary 6 Semor play try outs Boy Wanted sounds rnterestmg Ianuary 7 Park opens season w1th frrst League wm over Hackensack 54 36 Ianuary 23 Mrd year exams begm w1th head aches and crossed fmgers Ianuary 28 Park defeats Rutherford for erghth straxght w1n February 10 Grandmas back w1th the Gay Nlnetxes Promenade February 13 14 Smgle sessrons We loved the snow and ram but sure were hungry February 14 Cupld shoots h1s arrow 11m Gleckner and Ianet LeGal1 voted cutest couple February 14 Nrght play rehearsals begm February 17 W1nter Whrrl w1th Stardusters February 18 26 Why we hke school W1nter Vacat1on February 25 Basketball season ends w1th a record of 12 w1ns 2 losses Park co champs of League March 1 Park w1ns f1rst tournament game over Boonton March 3 Idler grves out secret of poll wmners March 4 Park loses to Hackensack 1n thr1ll1ng overtlme game March 8 Negro quartet featured at assmebly March 91011 Columbra Press Conference Those subways were tough March 11 College Boards no comment' March 1718 Boy Wanted 1S superb' Re cerves great applause and laughs Apnl 1 No homework Apnl fool' Apnl 5 Easter musrc program Aprrl 15 Ah' Sp mg when a young mans fancy turns to baseball Apnl Z2 30 Vacat1on agam What fun on w1enn1e roasts and hay ndes' May 17 Semor Amateur Hour May 19 May Queen crowned at annual dance May 27 The Prom a gala affau and one the Senxors wont forget Congratulatrons to the Iumors May 29 30 Memonal Day celebratron Iune 2 Semor Farewell Dance and the tears begm to flow Iune 9 F1nal exams' May these be the last' June 18 Baccalaureate Serv1ce a senous mght wh1ch remmds us that our days 1n R P H S are draw1ng to an end lune 20 Fun at the class prcnxc lune 22 Graduatlon at last May we be remem bered 1n the halls of RPHS as alumnl who contnbuted the1r fmest work and are now ready to face the future 57 bly 1 . 1 l I 1 - November 23. Pep rally before Thanksgiving March 17- Idler 9095 to PfeFS- 'ReU Y!1 Fi! fl-an ff' -6- S 16 QC The Shlver Q L in-W ' GMS Peek a boo O no, enfefl The smrle of pleasure Legs galore e fh usr have Hm Q x An , d blllzcr e, me All dressed up 1 After school czflzrc xr, 'B l . 'Qian IQ. j 7 we HP Gloss X X! 5 rf ,... 'QQ V- 4,- THLETICS X1 Nb-'-Qgw ,,,.,- ff' X ff QXTZKX 'X .4 va: A I X-4 Q NNAL Q,Qs ip: L W x'N f p 5 Q: f , . AJ fg -- MM , A xizr V or ab Wx - . Q P5 'f T? Q A ,g X if . X V . V , r 4 ., , 7 S N ' 'A fx Q ,ff bf! ff V V ,ix xg , , fs.. , jf , .K 7 l -AX ,Z ., f XWXA? M JK X' 9 x X XX , -A - -vin'-1 1 X X 1 4 AP - 4 xf v- T7 x -7, T K -i Y -A if L- 'J ' -' -ff'- . Q ,, , T f lv - 1 ' +37 ,ff , V, Q XX -fi, ' L .V -1 x ' ' 1- - 1- x eijlq-M X .- V Q img- E ' Q, E' ,,,' Q. 14-T - xjggf , ' 3+ Q JL 2 . + is E xx X-QV Y V Y Vvvi L f. A! f 1 ,Il fr :- ii... ., ' aff' -,, ., V wwf? g Q ,-M ,I V ., xQ.. ' 3, -. TZ: A1A Nh' 7:51 I ,1,. qi -D , 'A x 'Stl I. f 1 A rw 'A 'K I B f . in .l V E .'-AS .Lg , -N Lyaigvf- .17 Y X' Yak: , 7 1, ,jf ' - A fXfi +A X , X. ,G .3 l , 1 X X - fy , -.Q X , ' X X j 5 X K A XX df Li wk xx i-Clin GLX 'Lia , iw XX K f ali.. X K X, . x j ' Y S ., l I. XX X 25 , Wh X G 45 Willizzm Ward, Assistant Coach: Arthur locker Coach Iames Walsh, Assistant Coach B LL cluded on Thanksgiving morning with powerful Lodi. The veteran Rams won by 26-13. By these scores it can be easily seen that Park was virtually even with every team in the N. N. I. 1. L., except Hackensack and Leonia. Rich Thompson, our star half back, and Francis Moose Walsh, the outstanding lineman were given all League second team honors. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. 24 8 15 22 29 5 12 19 24 Bogota Teaneck Leonia Cliffside Park Rutherford Englewood Hackensack Tenafly Lodi Home Away Away Home Home Away Home Away Home 26-7 5 6 12 sg 19 X ,Q Q 7 U 18 13 r , ' ui- A Dec lan. lan. lan. lan. lan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. March 62 March Dec. 9 Dec. 30 lan, 7 lan. ll BASKETBALL BASKETBALL Faculty Bogota Alumni Hackensack Cliffside Park Englewood Tenafly Teaneck Leonia Rutherford Hackensack Cliffside Park Englewood Tenafly Teaneck Leonia Rutherford Bogota Boonton Hackensack SCHEDULE Opp. R. P. 28 26 3l 44 28 35 36 54 29 35 23 26 36 53 43 69 38 47 48 55 47 44 37 39 37 45 24 36 39 36 32 69 35 52 Canceled 38 70 43 41 This year the basketball team finished the season with one of the best records the school has ever known. It had a League record of l2 wins and 2 losses, and a total record of 14 wins and 3 losses. Under the expert direction of Coach Frank Bell, the team wound up in a tie for first place in the N. N. l. l. L. Since Park was the co-champion, the Win-Or-Lose Committee honored them at a dinner in the Civic Center, when they were awarded jackets. Two of the members of the team. .lames Gleckner and Richard Thompson, were given all N. N. l. I. L. first team honors, Iames Elvin second team honors, and Arthur Lesemann and Carl Frei honorable mention. The season opened with the annual game against Bogota. which we won, In fact each team in the League was beaten by the Park quintet in the first round of play. As the second round began, we were beaten by Hackensack in a close thriller by the score of 47-44. That was when the fight really began. When we played Teaneck the second time, we were beaten by another close score of 39-36. Lady Luck must have been with us that day, bcause Hackensack fell to Cliffside Park, keeping the two teams deadlocked. We both went on to victories in the rest of the games, to end the season, with the same number of games won and lost. Then the tournament began at Paterson Armory. Our first game was against Boonton, a school which had a brilliant record. However, it was certainly proven which team was the better: Park won, 70-38, in a game in which the whole team, including the I-Vees, got a chance to play. The winner of that game was scheduled to meet Hackensack on the lol- lowing Saturday at the same place. The game was really a close one. ln fact, no one was sure of the outcome until the sound of the gun at the end of an overtime period. The score was definitely proof of the hard fight the boys put up, even though the game was lost, we can never give our boys too much credit. S3 8 TIM GLECKNER Captain FRANK BELL Coach BASEBALL DON EUCKER Captain BASEBALL SCHEDULE - 1950 Wednesday, April 12 Ridgefield Park at Englewood. Saturday, April 15 Cliffside Park at Ridgefield Park. Wednesday, April 19 Leonia at Ridgfield Park. Saturday, April 22 Rutherford at Ridgefield Park. Wednesday, April 26 Teaneck at Ridgefield Park. Saturday, April 29 Ridgefield Park at Tenafly. Wednesday, May 3 Ridgefield Park at Hackensack. Saturday, May 6 Englewood at Ridgefield Park. Wednesday, May 10 Ridgefield Park at Cliffside Park. Saturday, May 13 Ridgefield Park at Leonia. Wednesday, May 17 Ridgefield Park at Rutherford. Saturday, May 20 Ridgefield Park at Teaneck. Tuesday, May 23 Tenafly at Ridgefield Park. Friday, May 26 Hackensack at Ridgefield Park. xt ,ix - 1. 9' 1 TRACK TRACK SCHEDULE re- 1950 Friday, April 28 Leonia Ridgefield Park at Ridgefield Park Rutherford Friday, May 5 Englewood Ridgfield Park at Tenafly Tenafly Friday, May l2 Hackensack Ridgefield Park at Hackensack Teaneck Friday, May 19 ROY COLIN Cliffside Park at Ridgefield Park Captain IAMES WALSH Coach VOLLEYBALL BASKETBALL Ever since September, 1945 there has been an active Girls' Athletic Association in Ridgefield Park High School. Each year about 200 girls participate in the activities sponsored by the G. A. A. One of the most important parts of the G. A. A. is the Leaders' Club. This organization is solely for the girls and they themselves take charge of the meetings. The girls plan all tournaments, play days, special meetings and programs that are connected with girls' athletics. Since the organization is largely made up ol juniors and seniors, the Class of '50 was not very active in Leaders' Club until last year, when lean D'Alusio was Vice-President, loan Kirchhoff was Secretary, and Kitty Kane was Vice-President to the Bergen County Girls' Athletic Council. Now in their senior year, with greater responsibility, we have lean D'Alusio as President, Ioan Kirchhoff as Secretary, and Kitty Kane as Delegate to the Bergen County G. A. C. The Girl's Athletic Association has at least two big activities to under- take each year, one being a playday. We usually give our playday during basketball season, as most of the girls are mainly interested in this sport. During our tour years we have played basketball with Teaneck, Leonia, Hackensack, and Bogota. These schools in turn have invited us for volleyball, softball, basketball and bowling. Let's start reminiscing a little. As freshman we were beginners in sports with such teams as Easy Punchers, Bloomer Girls, Blue Streaks, Bobby Soccers, Parkettes, Sure Hitters, Popsicles, Sloppy Ioe's, Amazons and Scarlet Shooters. Our sophomore year saw the birth of the Catawows, class basketball champs and school champs in volleyball. Among their victims were the Cork Screws, Pretzels, Scarlet Punchers and the Golden Pigs. With junior year approaching, larger competition appeared as the girls were all out to better themselves by trying to beat the Catawows. That was the year the Golden Pigs were soccer champs and the Suckers and Volleypops, were added to those who iell before the Catawows. As seniors we were at the top again. lt's Catawows once more at the top of the league in soccer, and hoping to win the titles in basketball, volley- ball, and softball. Of course, the Thumbtacks, Windettes, and the Powder Puffs do not agree: but we're all set for some good games. Under the abie assistance of our Physical Education teacher, Miss Dema- rest, we have come far in sportsmanship, leadership, and have received training in those qualities that make girls get along together. We have en- joyed our membership in the G.A.A. during our four years in R.P.H.S. and we hope that future classes will have as much fun and friendship with Miss Demarest as we, the Seniors, have had. THE CATAWOWS--THE CHAMPS N 'W-1-rr: uf' .. Xl, ig.. 1 I .-.' Ig -Q .,'4. hw. -4- P, J., , 1, Q, sn, . I 11 V Basketball Team 4 E I . s-t 1 tof Ten I I ' .f X 1 ffl l X X 'fel UQ BETTY FEILER Captain, Freshman Cheerleaders Captain Gleckner jumps high while Tenatly team looks on A, iff , fu, our , 4 - ,A '. . 'I ' .'. v 9 L5 li I 'ic- .,....A.1.-W f -f A '!ll H .1 J? 15 A A, , n ff? 4 F R . K. E, , . iw ,,,,A ,, 3:,.i,5 .. 4. -3. 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