Ridgewood High School - Arrow Yearbook (Ridgewood, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1938 volume:

g6!geWO0J 3400! gJg6LUO0J, l l 0lfU puggdlnecl gg .jim ,gznior KLM of 1938 I I-UJMINISTHATIUN LOIS B KNGX Deon of GITIS GEORGE A F HAY Pnnmpcl Abbott Ruby I Allman FQ1ll'1 G Anderson Gertrude Barley Carolyn Bell Fannle Benedrct Carroll E Bookstaber Henry Bobertz Henry Boqertman Ralph Broomall Iohn Brown Ellrs D Camblrn Iohn H Cook Donald K Darby I Paul De Rochl PIIITIO Eaton Marron E1kenberry Edna Foley Frank S Gertrn H Albert Gllrnore, Erastlne Gurllan Newell Hoshall Earle Ioslrn Gertrude Koons Ioseph A Faculty Knox LOIS B Lund Estrrd A Manson Esther McClure Helen M ller Ralph Murray Elrzabeth Ogden Herbert V Orlnq Iames A Orrnq WalterB Poftlnberqer Glenn Powell Nell E Pray Rouena C Ratfensperqer E E Rrce Mathllde D R1chardson Howard Roberts Helen Rozerna Everdeen S ll1er Elrzabeth Stelnhauer Rosabel Stratton I Theodore Stryker George Waller Florence Wharton Allce Wheeler Frances B Wh1te Vlctor . . . ' i 1 I f ' 1 I - , I . 1 - Brown, Iosephine , . , , , I 1 . 2 , , I N' I 1 , , , , THE CLASS UF 1938 LEDYARD HAZLEWOOD PTGS1dG1'1I RUTH DAVIDSON AGNES WILLIS VICE Presldent Secretary STANLEY KAY Treasurer RICHARD LAWTON Managing Editor MARIAN WILEY Ed1tor ARROW SENIORS GLADYS ALIIAN N Y Medlcal Center Entermg N Y Medrcal Center m September Gladys leaves behmd recollections of three years m Glee Club A Cappella Cholr and Glrls Club She also served the Town Council and was actrve rn the Rrfle Club IEAN ANDERSON Scudcler School Besrdes ardmg the class of 38 through her efforts on therr Jumor prom decoratrnq commlttee lean served on the trcket commxttee for the semor class play Grrls Club and archery also recerved her mterest and cooperation MALCOLM ANTHONY Mal was actrve rn football and was on the varsrty team dunnq hrs Junior year Addltronal sports m whlch he parucrpated were bowlmg track and basketball I-Ie was also a member of the I-I1Y oraamzatxon EDWARD ARCHBOLD Lehlqh Eddle famous football hero was also a valued member of the basketball and baseball squads In hrs semor year he became varsity football captam Ed also found trme to be an ARROW and A A salesman RUTH ARMSTRONG Bergen County Iunror College Ruths mam mterests are Grrls Club and Glrls Glee Club although she also lrkes archery and mtramural sports She was on the ARROW commlttee and drd a commendable Job on the semor maqazme subscnption drrve NORMA LOUISE ARN DT Undecrded Norma as an up and comlnq Journalrst has contributed greatly to the ARROW HIGH TIMES and SPECTATOR She was a member of Grrls Club and has shown mterest rn dramatics archery and International Club IOAN AUSTIN Dancrnq A member of Grrls Club for three years Ioan used her dancrnq talents to help produce the cabaret She served the class of 38 m both therr proms and contrlbuted to art 9XhlbllS ln her Jumor and semor years IOSEPHINE BARKENBUSI-I Busmess ll? Io was an actwe partlcrpant rn athletrcs especially baseball and basketball In her lrrst year of hlqh school she was a member of the Girls Glee Club A thrrd abrlrty has been displayed m sewmg exhrbrtlons . . A . . . . . , . . . 1 1 1 - . . . f . . . , H ff . . . . . . . I 1 ' - 1 I 1 . . . . . . I I I I . 1 1 . 1 I - v I I . . .. rf . . . . . . r SENIOR RUTH BARRON Secretarlal School Havmg spent one half of her hlgh school days at the Belmont Hxgh School Belmont Massachusetts Ruth came to R H S 1D her Junror year to complete her course A secretarial school IS her next goal IOSEPH EVERT BARTELL Buslness As a sophomore Ioe was greatly 1nterested rn all mtramural sports He partr clpated rn basketball baseball and soccer games He took a busmess course at Rrdgewood Hugh and next year he hopes to secure a posrtlon ROBERT VINCENT BARTELL Bus1ness In hr sophomore year Bob partrczpated rn many mtramural games He played mterclass basketball football and soccer He was a member of the tenms squad and had a wrcked serve He rs plannmg to get a Job after graduatron DOROTHY BARTSON Mount Holyoke Dot was a member of the Dramatrc Club m her ftrst two year of htgh school She has also been a member of Archery Club French Club and Girls Club She was one of the ushers at the semor class play WILLIAM BAVIN Collefle years He played mtramural baseball basketball and bowlmg For three years he made the football squad and was co captarn rn hrs semor year MARY BEASLEY Katherlne Grbbs Marys chlef mterest smce her sophomore days has been dramatrcs Although actrve 1n Glrls Club for three years she has found the tlme to serve on the Junror prom commlttee and to smg with the Grrls Glee Club durmg her semor year ROBERT BECKER Bob was one of the xntramural mlnded people actxve ln bowltng baseball foot ball and basketball Durmg hrs sophomore and lumor years he belonged to the rrfle team He also served on a commrttee for the WOODEN SLIPPER BARBARA BELCHER Mount Holyoke Barbara ts an actlve musrc enthuslast havmg been rn Grrls Glee Club and A Cappella Cholr for three years She has been an ardent member of Grrls Club durmg all her hlgh school days Her other club mterests mclude Golf and Internatronal Club 2 's ' ' ' ' . 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Bill's rangy form has been seen in quite a few athletic events in the last three ARRO . ..- 1 4135 CLASS CHARLES S BENIAMIN IR Unclec1cled Charl1e has been a loyal member of the ARROW staff ever smce his sophomore days As a tumor he worked on the SPECTATOR cmd when a sen1or he was a staff member of the HIGH TIMES He earned the nickname Imgle Charlie from hrs rhymes ARTHUR P BENNET Pace Instxtute Arthur has been extremely actlve rn sports He has played football and partr cxpated rn track and bowlmg As a sen1or he has served on the A A Advxsory Board and was manager of the track team RUTH BERN ER Undeclded Ever smce she was a sophomore, Ruth has been an ardent member of Grrls Club In her tumor year she became mterested 1n golf and now rs a fervrd golf enthuslast In her sen1or year she was a member of the Iunlor Red Cross CHARLES BERRY Worcester Polytechmc lr1st1tute Radios were Charlie s hobby and for three years he was a member of the Radro Club I-hs wmter afternoons have been spent playmg mtramural basketball ROBERT BICKF ORD Undec1ded Bob rs a quiet reserved fellow wxth an admxrable volce Thls IS proved by the fact that he has been a member of the hrst A Cappella Choxr dunng all of has hxgh school days an achrevement to be proud of MARIORIE LEE BIDDLE Mary Baldwm College Lee was the sophomore representative on the commlttee to choose the school rmg When a sophomore she was on the art staff of the ARROW She also designed the programs for the tumor and sen1or prom HELEN BIZA V1rg1n1a Intermont Horseback ndmg and archery rate top honors rn the hst of Helens favorlte pastlmes In her sen1or year she was a member of the Chapel program commlttee and the Dancing Club Glrls Club also claxms a great deal of her interest MARIORIE BLUE Undeclded Marges career at R H S was brought to a close m the middle of her sen1or year when she moved to Martmsvxlle Vlrglma Marge was very actlve m the Dramatxc Club and had roles ln both the yunlor and sen1or plays She wrote for both newspapers . , . Charles is planning to enter Worcester Polytechnic Institute in September. l SENICR IANET BOGER Secretanal School Pernle chose Glrls Club as the outstandmg lnterest of her hrgh school days However the Dramatlc Club and xntramural sports occupled much of her tlme rn her sophomore cmd Jumor years Perme IS also noted for her art work IOHN BOGERT Undec1ded Iohn has been maxnly mterested 1n sports at Rldgewood l-hgh ln hls sophomore year he played on the mtramural football and basketball teams and rn the followmg year he agaxn part1c1pated 1n mtramural basketball RUTH BOLLAND Northfleld Preparatory School Actwmes nn Grrls Glee Club second A Cappella Choxr and Orchestra seem to speak lor Ruths mterest ln muslc In her sophomore and 1un1or years she was an actrve member of the Iumor Red Cross and Grrls Club EDYTHE BOUMA Rrdqewood Secretarlal School In her sophomore year Edythe played soccer and basketball and emoyed 1ntra mural games As a semor she Jomed the Iumor Red Cross Councll and Grrls Club Edythe plans to attend Ridgewood Secretanal School in the fall PETER BOUMA Undecrded parucrpated ln varxous mtramural football and basketball games In hrs Jumor year Pete became mterested rn soccer and chose this latter sport mstead of football LOIS BRENNER Connecucut College for Women Lols was elected to one of the highest POSIUOIIS that any R H S glrl can attam the presrdency of the Glrls Club Although Grrls Club occupxed most of her spare moments Lors managed to smg wxth the A Cappella Chou and pom the cheer leadmg squad IOHN DIXON BRIGGS Prep School Ionme IS noted for his accomplxshments ln the held of dramatics He partxclpated m the Van Neste Rhetorrcals and had a role rn the Jumor class play All of R H S s newspapers have had Ionmes name on the masthead l ESSIE BROWN Elm1ra Although a dlmmutrve blonde Iessle has proved her sturdiness by belongmg to the Golf and Archery Clubs For two years she sang wxth the Glrls Glee Club and as a semor she was her homeroom representatrve on the Iumor Red Cross Council 4145 . . I n I Sports have been Pete's main extra-curricular interest. As a sophomore he . . ARROW CLASS LUCILLE BRUCK Orange Memorral School Lucllle ha been a member of the French Club Dramatlc Club and GIIIS Club In the way of sports she has played basketball archery and soccer She 15 antlclpatmg a nursmg career at the Orange Memorzal Hospital HOWARD BUCK Peddxe Tall red hatred Howre Buck famrlxarly called Bunnyduck has been a very actrve sportsman at Rrdgewood High He was outstandmg as a football warrxor for the R H S eleven Hrs talent for dramatrcs was revealed 1n the rumor class play OLIVE M BUCKLEY Trenton Teachers College Ilm doesnt need a dude ranch to dlsplay her prowess as an equestnenne She has won quite a few blue nbbons for her good horsemanshrp When she xsnt ndmq she is probably adding mmrature horses to her collectron DONALD BUN DY Cornell Don has been the well known trumpeter rn the school Band and Orchestra Bemg musically lnclmed he has partxcrpated m state and county choruses and all muszcal actrvitxes at R H S ELIZABETH BURDETTE Svracuse Chrps has partlclpated rn almost everythmg musical at R H S mcluding Glee Club A Cappella Cholr and Orchestra While playing with the New Iersey State Orchestra she mtervrewed Iose Iturbr as a HIGH TIMES reporter IEAN BURNET T Skrdmore Durxng her years at Rrdqewood Hxgh School Iean has been noted for her lrterary talents and vivid xmagmatron She has been an actrve staff member and contnbutor to the ARROW and helped to publish the annual RICHARD BURNS Putney Prep School Drck was ever on hand when decoratrons and scenery were needed for class proms and plays Besxde his talents in the line of art he showed considerable GbllIfY as an actor and has partrcrpatecl m quxte a few school and Dramatxc club plays ESTELLE BURROWS Western Opa has been very actrve rn sports throughout her high school years and has particrpated rn pracucally every mtramural sport that R H S offers In her semor year she was a loyal member of the Internatronal Club 4157 rw 1 . 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SENIOR ALICE CAMPBELL Wrlllam and Mary Peggy worked enerqetrcally on play and prom commlttees 1n both her rumor and senlor years Tenms and basketball were her favortte sport actrvrtres In her semor year she partrclpated m the P T A show Cafe Chantcmt HOPE CAREY Dwlqht School for Glrls Hope who for three years was a member ot Grrls Club has been actwe on the bus1ness staff of the HIGH TIMES belonged to the Iunror Red Cross Counc1l and the Golf Club She was a member oi the Dramatic Club and took part rn the semor play ELIZABETH CHASE Busmess School Betty was an acttve Grrls Club member and rn her semor year she parttcrpated rn the cabaret Alrce rn Wonderland She was an usher for both the rumor and senlor class plays As a semor she was a member of the Golf Club PATRICIA CHASE Secretar1al School Pat annoymqly called tw1n was a member of the Semor Forum She served on a commtttee for the semor prom and was an usher for the senxor class play THOMAS CHRISTIE Prep School Tom has been promment rn mtramural basketball and bowlmq He assisted wlth the staqmq of the semor class play and helped to make rt a success As to the future Tom IS rather doubtful and so rs headed lor a prep school ln the fall CLAIRE CHRYSTALL Sm1th Clalre showed her fondness tor R H S by commutmq each day from New York Clty In her semor year she was a member of the refreshment commlttee for the senxor prom and took part ln the qlrls chorus for the cabaret PHYLLIS IEAN CLARK Oberl1n In her IIYSI year at R H S Phrl was prestdent of the sophomore group of Glrls Club As a senxor she assumed the dutxes of bemg presrdent ot the West Slde League and v1ce presrdent of the Town Counctl She also sang wxth the A Cappella Chorr KATHERINE COIRIN Sherwood School Kay was actrve rn her sophomore and rumor years rn the Hrkmq and Dramatrc Clubs Also ln her 1un1or year she helped make the Arrow Show a success Kay who rs known for her excellent sewmq IS plannmg a secretarlal career 4167 As a member of Girls' Club, Pat was a chorus girl in the cabaret. I A.RlRCDVV ,J'f' 1 CLASS IEANETTE COLE Harper s Beauty School Ieanette has been an actrve partrcrpant rn athletrcs all through hrgh school playrng baseball basketball and freld hockey In her sophomore year the lure of the sea rnsprred her to 1o1n the Grrl Manners SUE CONNOLLY lunror College I-larlrng from Lakewood Ohro where she attended the Lakewood Hrgh School for two year Sue came to R H S as a senror and served on the senror prom decoratron commrttee She was also her homeroom magazrne salesman RICHARD ARTHUR COOLEY Duke Unrversrty Drck spent most of hrs trme wrth the class of 37 partrcrpatrng rn rntramural baseball football and track He was a staff member of the SPECTATOR and HIGH TIMES rn hrs Jumor and senror year re pectrvely Duke rs hrs goal ARCHIBOLD CRITTEN DEN Undecrded Archre has taken part rn many actrvrtres dunng hrs hrgh school career Football attracted hrm rn hrs sophomore year and as a tumor hrs rnarn rnterest was track As a full fledged senor he played occer and worked on the HIGH TIMES COURTNEY CU MMINGS Undecrded As a sophomore Cour ney played mtramural basketball and football Hrs posrtron as assrstant manager of the ba ketball team rn hrs Junror year led to that of manager rn hrs senror year About next year Courtney rs undecrded IEAN MARIE DAMM Russell Sage Musrczal lean sang rn the Glee Club and the A Cappella Chou' dunng her hrgh school day Her rnterest rn sports was drsplayed by her partrcrpatron rn varrous rntramural games Dammy was a member of Grrls Club and took part rn the cabaret RUTH DAVIDSON Katherme Grbbs Davy was vrce-presrdent of the senror class and thus charrman of the senror promenade She has been actrve rn the Dramatrc Club and Grrls Club and rn her senror year she was Alrce rn the Grrls Club cabaret MARIORIE DAVIES Busrness Versatrle rn the lrne of sports Marlorre has been an actrve member of the grrls baseball team the soccer team and the Rifle Club Ever smce her sophomore days she has belonged to Grrls' Club 417D I 1.4 Ak , ,, t M. , , 1 1 1 1 - I 1 1 S, . . . 1 1 1 - S . . 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SENIOR RUTH DEMAREST Oberlm Demy the llkeable MAD HATTER of the Cabaret was pubhcrty chauman of Glrls Club As a sophomore she played lntramural soccer and basketball At the Mother and Daughter Banquet she gave the semor response ROBERT H DE REDON Busmess Bob more commonly known as De IS the boy wlth the rosy complexron He has been a member of the Rrtle Club has partrcrpated m mtramural football games and has helped wxth the ARROW advertxsxnq IEANNE DETERLING Vlfglnld Intermont A wxllmg commlttee worker Ieanne prefers the artxstxc and worked on scenery for the cabaret and senlor class play She played basketball rn her Junxor year and worked on the trcket commlttee for the Jumor class play MARION DIETRICH Busmess Marlon excels IH the muslcal held Durrng her hlqh school days she played the vrolrn ln the R H S Orchestra and sang rn the Grrls Glee Club How ever she plans to entoy mus1c only as a hobby and not make 1t her lll9S work B111 IS a newcomer to RldQeWOOd High School Formerly he attended Rutherford Hlqh and Franklm and Marshall Academy where he was an ardent athlete Smce arnvxng rn Rxdgewood he has become an enthuslastzc bowler NANCY M DINGMAN Smlth With decxded leamnqs towards Journalxsm Dmqy has contnbuted to all three pubhcatxons of thxs hlqh school the ARROW the SPECTATOR and the HIGH TIMES Actnntxes m Gxrls Club took up much of her spare ume GEORGE DOOLITTLE Ilgqer held the money bag as treasurer of hrs homeroom He was actrve rn all mtramural sports and xn hrs sophomore year he qamed a berth on the Jumor varsxty baseball team Tlus posxtxon led to a place on the varsxty the next year HENRY DOWNE Dramatlc School Hank waded through dramatxc actxvrtles all through hrs hxqh school days R H S saw hxm star in the Jumor class play as a comxc and rn h1s senxor year he played the role of Crlchton rn THE ADMIRABLE CRICHTON 4185 WILLIAM DIKEMAN Undecided ARROW CLASS FRANCES A DOWNS Bus1ness Frances IS one of Rldq9WO0d Highs most athletlc of athletes She has played mtramural basketball baseball and soccer and has made an excellent name for herself ln the llne of sports Her other mterests mclude sewmg and kmttmg THOMAS DOWNS Bus1ness As a sophomore Tom played mtramural football I-le took a busmess course at R H S rn hopes that he wxll be able to secure a Job after graduation H1 hobbies include flSl'11I'lq swlmmmg and baseball PHYLLIS DUKE Wllfrecl Beauty Academy Phil was a staff member of both the SPECTATOR and the HIGH TIMES For three years she was a member of the A Cappella Chorr and the Grrls Glee Club She served on the program commlttee for both the tumor and semor promenades IACK DUXBURY College Dux played both mtramural basketball and mtramural football durmg hrs In hrs semor year he was a member of the varsity baseball squad CHRISTOPHER C ECONOMAKI Columbxa Chnss actrvltzes rn sports mclude football basketball and bowlmq He was a staff member of both the SPECTATOR and the HIGH TIMES As a Junior he assisted in destgnmg the scenery for the class play IEANNE EGGERS Bus1ness Ieanne was an acuve member of Glrls Club rn her punior year A bad case of appendrcrtis left a brg gap ln her sophomore school days but she made up for her absence by packmq her lumor and senior years wrth fun BARBARA EGOLF Undeclded Dunng her three years of high school Barbara has given a great deal of her time to the Lrbrary Club On Semor Day she took the place of Mrs Wheeler and was kmg for a day m the R H S lrbrary HELEN EHLERS Nursmq In her sophomore and 1unror years Helen played mtramural soccer and baseball She was a member of the Dramatrc Club and served on the Chapel program committee She also held membershxps m the Booster and Gtrls Club 4195 t , . high school days and was his homeroom chairman for the intramural games. , . SENIOR MARION ELSDON Skidmore Marion was one of the outstanding member of the Archery Club She was the program chairman for the 1umor prom and she al o served on a senior play commrttee For three year she was an active and interested member of the Girls Club ROBERT FARRIER Ithaca Bob was a member of both the football and trac-4 squad Hr footbal career was cut short in his sophomore year by an 1nJury but he Wa again playing ball as a Junior He wa hi homer om repre enrative cn the student Council in his Junior year HELEN FIDHER Business One can see that Helens work in Ridgewood H1 h wa done well for she proved her eftrciency in the busine pha e a ecretary to tne librarian Mrs Wheeler and to Mr Cooke during her enior year Che plans to go to bu mess in the fall. DAVID FLEMING Undecid d As a sophomore Dave played football. The next year he took a step towards the bleachers and became one cf R. H. S.s rah-rah cheerleader. He also belonged to the A Cappella and the Second Choir RUTH E. FOSTER College Ruth is noted for her soprano voice. Beside' -inging with R. H. S.s A Cappella hoir she wa' a member of the Stat, horu' and the Bergen County High School Chorus. She was al'o ac ive on the ARROW staff. VIRGINIA FOX Mills Training School Ginny has been an enthusiactic member of the Dramatic lub. In her senior year she wa' awarded second place in the lame' Madden story-telling contest for her presentation of C. B. Loomiss The Gusher. CAROLYN FRANK Und cided To those who know her, Carolyn is a mixture of sprite and willow. Besides representing her homeroom on the Red Cross Council in her junior year she belonged to Girls Club and participated in archery. GLADYS FRANK Trenton Teachers College Gladys entered the sophomore girl rhetoricals and had roles in both class plays. She sang with the A Cappella Choir and the New Iersey State Chorus. For two years she was a cheerleader and as a senior she was president oi the German Club. 420D IXIIRLCDVV v l . 4215 CLASS IAMES GILMOUR Busmess As a sophomore lame went out for the var rty football team As a lumor h resigned hrmself to play mtramural football He also partlcrpated rn mtercla ba ketball and bowlmg games Hes gomg to busme s after graduatlon CHARLES GODSELL Ham1lton College The usher rn chapel wxth hrs hand 1n hrs pocket was always Charhe I-I rnterests were mtramural basketball football and bowlxng The Town Councrl and the Chapel program commrttee requlred the remamder of h1s trme DONALD GORIS Busmess Donalds Interests l1e zn the artlstrc fleld Hrs Work on play scenery prom decoratlons and chapel programs have made htm an mvaluable member of the class of 38 In the fall he plan to enter mto the busmess world JOHN GOULD Wesleyan Iohns work rn the Dramatxc Club fltted h1m to take part ln both the Jumor and semor class plays Although small m stature he part1c1patecl m many mtr mural games In h1s semor year he became president of the Town Coun l RAYMOND GOVUS Bus1ness Rays artrstlc abllrty procured htm a place on the art staff of the ARROW However he puts aslde hrs brush and palette now and then to lndulge xn som mtramural games HIS busmess abxllty was proved by managershxp of the HIGH TIMES WILLIAM GOWARD Bllls ma1n mterests have been 1n the lme of sports Durmg his three year at R H S he has played mtramural bowllng basketball and football For two years he was a member of the Rrdgewood Hrgh track team and also went m for boxmg MARY IEAN GRAY Wllllarn Srruth For three years lean has been an actrve member of Girls Club Dunng her Jumor and semor years she belonged to the Iuruor Red Cross Councrl O Sen1or Day she took Mrss Ioslms place as head of the Latm department EV ELYN GRUNDY Bus1ness Evxe rs defrmtely mterestecl 1n athleucs She ha played mtramural basketball baseball and soccer for each of her three years at Rxdgewood I-Ilgh Next ye r she plans to try her luck m the busmess freld l S S . 2 . 33 S . 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SENIOR HELEN L GRUNDY Busmess Helen has been a great help to both the senior class and the faculty by dorng various typewntmq Jobs She was made a treasurer rn the semor maqazme drive last fall cmd she worked hard to have the class of 38 come out on top ELIZABETH HADDEN Keuka Betty has been both a member of the A Cappella Chou' and the Girls Glee Club She has served on the Iunxor Red Cross Council and has belonged to various committees for G1rls Club Betty IS famous for her angora sweaters HARVEY HADELAND Navy ln the fall of hrs semor year Hock played Junior varsity soccer and made a nice Job of xt As a Jumor he worked on the staff of the SPECTATOR and was interested in the International Club He belonged to the A A commlttee CHARLES HAEBERLE Charlle was R1dqeWOOd Highs alternate pitcher for the l938 season of baseball intramural basketball football and bowling FRANK HAMILTON Busmess Although Frank has played intramural basketball and various other homeroom games he is noted mainly for his ability to klck a soccer ball In his senior year he did a grand Job with the varsity soccer team MAE HAMILTON Cornell As a member of the property committee Mae worked hard for the success of the semor class play THE ADMIRABLE CRICHTON She was interested in mtrcrmural sports and turned out many afternoons to help her homeroom team wrn a game HENRY HAMMOND Business It IS well known that I-lenrys talents he 1n the mus1cal field He has sung with the A Cappella Choir and the Boys Glee Club and has been a valuable member to both organizations In his semor year he became a member of the State Chorus GORDON HANSON Pnnceton Tackle made by Hanson That remark has been heard many umes in the last three years and it IS to be hoped that it will be heard again at Pnnceton mn the next four years Bull was an ardent footballer and a varslty man for two seasons 422D I-le became a familiar figure on the baseball diamond. I-le participated in ARROW 4235 l CLASS LEIGH HARRINGTON Prep School Lergh proved a valuable member of the football squad dunng the autumn months of hls Jumor and semor years Two sprmgs saw h1m on the varsity track team As a lumor he was a stall member of the SPECTATOR MATHILDA HART Busrness Mathxlda better known as T1ll1e has won consrderable fame around school as bemg twice a wrnner rn Bambergers sewing exhrbxtron Besrdes thls she has found txme to act as both homeroom and busrness practrce secretary LEDYARD HAZLEWOOD Prmceton After acqulrmg a knowledge of parllamentary procedure by serving for two years on the Student Counctl Ledge suddenly woke up one morning and found hrmself presrdent of the up and commg semor class LENORA HEALY Busmess Lenoras actlvltles were deflnrtely connected wlth her course of study She acted as secretary to both Mrs Wheeler and Mlss McClure She also served as an able treasurer durlng the semor magazme drrve WILLIAM HEIL Undec1ded Blll came to R H S from Central l-hgh School Paterson As a lumor he played wrth the football squad When the semor play THE ADMIRABLE CRICHTON came along Blll served on the stage and llghtmg commxttee PATRICIA HEILEGER Iunlor College MA RIC Pats lersure trme was pretty well hlled wlth Girls Club and Dramatic Club actrvxtres She was a splendrd assrstant xn the Gxrls Club producton Alrce ln Wonderland Although she IS rather uncertaln about the future she may attend a rumor college RGARET HENZE College Margaret mcknamed Mar 1 one of Ridgewood Highs outstandrng equestnennes Fnday afternoons one can usually fmd her gallopmg along the tralls of the Ramapo Rxdmg Club When not ndrng horses Mar rs probably blcyclmg along country roads HARD HENZE Prep School Rlch was actxve m the R H S Orchestra as well as ln the Willow Club and County Orchestra He was also vrce presrdent ot the H1Y and secretary of hrs homeroom He was a soccer enthuslast , . , . . . , , - , , , . .. . . , .D - ,-. . . . . v SENIOR ROBERT HIGGINS Colgate When Bob wasnt cheerleadmg part1c1pat1ng ID lntramural spor or reportrng for the SPECTATOR or HIGH TIMES he was servmg on the Student Councu or taklng part xn the Jumor class play He 1 planmng to enter Colgate tn the fall GEORGE HIMADI Duke George excelled m tennxs but also played soccer and baseball One ot hrs favonte pastimes was to spend the Wlnter 1n Florlda practtclnq hlS tennis techmque Mm was chalrman of the muslc commxttee for the semor prom nade DOUGLAS M HOLLY Parks Arr Colleq Doug sh1nes ln the held ot h1str1on1cs for he has partlclpated rn the Van Ne te Rhetorlcals for three years He has contributed some fme work to the ARROW magazme He also served as a scoreboard offrctal IOHN HOPPER Unlverslty of V1rq1n1a Hop Hopper although known best for h1s partlcrpatton 1n the Rtfle and Rtdmg Cubs has nevertheless been actlve m the Town Councrl the Hlgh School the Umverslty of Va ROBERT I-IOPPER We have seen Bob an actxve Thespxan trlumph m the lanror and senror cla s plays Not satxshed wlth dramatxcs alone hrs lelsure time IS oc up1ed Wllh muslcal and athletic CCllV1l19S He swmgs a mean clarme IANET HOUSE Bucknell Ianet IS well known for her outstandlng commxttee work She has worked hard on the tlcket commlttees for both of the class plays She served on the decoratlon commlttee for the Jumor prom and the Gxrls Club cabaret IOAN HUGHES Randolph Macon For two years Io was secretary of the Student Councxl and then as a senror she became tts vice presldent She partxclpated tn nearly all the school actlvzttes servxng on student commtttee playmg w1th the Orchestra and sxnglnq wlth the A Cappella Cholr MARIORIE HULETT Englewood Nurslng School Marges mayor mterests seemed to be connected wlth Gxrls Club and the GIIIS Glee Club However she has also been a member of the Hlkmg Club and vlce president of her homeroom In September she plan to enter the Englewood Nursmg School 424i t ' ' , ' ' ' ' ' ts, ' , C . s ' I ' l I I I Q . ' e 1 I - - 1 - League and the Hi-Y organization. lack is going to continue his education at . , c . K- A . . ' ' S, . I I 1 I ' l ' - ' . s ARROW CLASS HELEN I-IUME Mount Holyoke Helen rs noted for her excellent golf playtng and hor eback rrdtng In the sprtng of her sentor year she won a frrt place 1n the Ramapo Rtdmq Show She was a member of the French Club and Gtrls lub and took part tn the cabaret MARION HUNT BUSIHSSS Yanny has drvtded h r tlme among the Gtrl Glee Club the second A Capella Chorr and the Dramattc Club Her out 1de mtere ts conststed largely of helpmg to make Gtrls Club the successful organtzatton that 1t rs EDWARD HYMANS Loomts Ed ha been a member of the golf squad for three years He has served on the student counctl and the corr1dor comnut ee When the CAFE CHANTANT came along he dtd hrs be t to mane rt a st.c e sful afiatr LOUISE IACKSON Undeclded After bemg an acttve member of the Sewzng Club Lour e won honor rn the annual sewing exhibits In her spare moments she can be usually found' catch lnq up with her French readtng For three years she ha been a member of Girls Club NANCY IACOBSEN Colleqe Readmg and danctng are Iakres avorxte pa tmes The former has demonstrated tts usefulness for be rdes domg outstandmg work tn Enghsh she has always come out on top tn tne achrevernent tests taken each year MILTON IACOUES Busmess Mllt has played tumor varstty baseball rn hrs sophomore and JUHIOI years He ha also favored tntramural basketball and football He 1S a well known trgure rn the halls of R H S and can ea 1ly be dxstlngutshed by his halr RUTH IERVIS Vassar Ruth commg from Ltma Ohto 1n her sent year became lmmersed ln the GCl1V1l19S offered at R H S She belonged to the Glee Club A Cappella Choxr the French and Dramatrc lubs ln the Grrl Club cabaret she sang a solo IAN ET IOHNSON Normal School Amvmg from Flonda for her lumor year Ianets two years at R H S are marked by her partlctpatron rn Girls Club and archery to say nothmg of her performance ln the ARROW show Kindergarten teachlng rs her goal 425V S . 5 . . 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O . a . , . . . . t , . . 1 SENIOR ROBERT MILEHAM IOHNSON Rutgers For three years Bob was a member of the track squad and played football He was an actrve Hrgh School League member and assrsted on commrttees for the rumor and senror proms He rs gorng to Rutgers next September ROBERT IOHN STONE Rutgers Bob belonged to the Hrgh School League and rn hrs senror year he was elected the Leagues treasurer l-le belonged to the HrY and played golf wrth the Golf Club For three years he wa manager of the football team CAROL IONES Centenary Collegrate lnstrtute For three years Carol has been an actrve member of the Rrdrng Club In her sophomore and rumor years she played basketball baseball and archery She served on the senror play property commrttee and on the rumor and senror prom commrttees VIRGINIA IONES Western Grnny a Dramatrc Club member supervrsed the make up for the rumor and senror class plays As for athletrcs she has played mtramural basketball and soccer and belonged to the Golf Archery and Hrkrng Clubs ELEANOR IOREL N I C and Archery Clubs She belonged to the ARROW staff and served on the lunror Red Cross Councrl On Senror Day she took Mrss Eatons Latrn Classes EUGENIA IOREL N I C Eugenra was the vrce presrdent of the French Club a member of the Student Councrl and Student Commrttee She was a contestant rn both her rumor and semor years rn the lames Madden rhetorrcals She was a staff member of the ARROW GLORIA KALMENS Busrness Srnce her sophomore days Glorra has played mtramural basketball baseball soccer and archery Many a trme she has helped her homeroom wm a game After grcrduatrng rn Iune she expects to go to work STANLEY F KAY Wesleyan Stan played varsrty football basketball, and baseball ln hrs senror year he was awarded the H1Y gold football for good sportsmanship He was also the secretary of hrs class rn hrs rumor year and treasurer rn hrs senror year 426D 1 . s , . , - I I ' I I - , Eleanor, a cabinet member of Girls' Club, was a member of the French, Dramatic, . . - . ,. . . , , . , . A.Rl CJVV 427i CLASS IOI-IN I KEELEY Buslness Iohn has partxcrpated m varrous rntramural sports but hrs greatest abrlrty hes rn boxmg In hrs yunror year he took an actxve part 1n several boxlng bouts He has also played mtramural basketball and bowllng FRANCES KEEN EY Undecrded The dally users of the cafetena have become acquamted wrth Frances and her addmg machme she has been makmg out thelr checks for two years In her sophomore year she played lnterclass baseball and hockey WESLEY KIDD Pace Instltute Wes has bowled wrth the bowlers and has been a member of the Rlfle Club For two years he added harmony to the R H S Band He doesnt belreve m belongmg to a great many clubs but he was a member of the Hrgh School League LORRAINE KIEL Undecxde d Durmg her sophomore and 1un1or years Lorrame has played on the basketball and soccer teams and m the sprmg of 37 she was captam of the baseball team Thrs year she has been a cafeterxa checker Kenny assrsted on the Jumor promenade commrttee She rs a well known hgure around R H S with her new sports roadster and can usually be seen wth her car full of students In the fall she IS gomg to Edgewood Park EDWIN DENNIS KILBOURNE Cornell Ed was the capable manager for the semor class play He has belonged to the R H S Band and sung wlth the Glee Club and the second A Cappella Choxr Hrs name appeared on the masthead of both the SPE 'I'ATOR and HIGH TIMES MARY KNAPP Ever smce she was a sophomore Mary has been an actrve member of the French Club She rs greatly rnterested rn archery and has shown qurte a brt of abxlrty 1n managmg the bow and arrow In her semor year she lomed the Grrls Club RUTH KORT Trenton State Teachers College Ruth has partrcrpated actrvely m all glrls sports dunng her hrgh school years Soccer basketball archery swrmmmg badmmton and baseball have all clalmed part of her tlme Thls year she has been presxdent of the Lrbrary Club BARBARA E. KIENDL Edgewood Park Iunior College . . fu SENIOR CYNTHIA KRANTZ Busmess Cynthra has shown unusual abzltty 1n 1ntramural sports She has partzclpated tn mterclass baseball basketball and soccer ever smce she was a sophomore However her favorrte hobby and pa ttme rs horseback rldmq CHARLES THEODORE KRUG Amherst 'led came to Rrdqewood m hrs 1un1or year and tarted hrs sports career wtth Jayvee football and baseball As a senlor he made the varsrty football team He also had a role m the semor cla s play and erved on the prom comm1ttee WALLACE LAIRD Wally has played mterclass ba ketball and ba eball HIS lnterest 1n bowlmq led h1m to Jorn the bowlmq team He was the efftcrent charrman of the hghtmq comm1ttee for the semor class play THE ADMIRABLE CRICHTON BARBARA LAMB Sk1dmore In her Jumor year Barb became treasurer of Gtrls Club and when she was a Jumor play and was a member of the 1nv1tat1on commtttee for the Jumor prom WILLIAM LAMBERT Busmess B ll was on the varsrty track team for three years He belonged to the bowhnq team and played mtramural basketball and basketball for hrs church league I-Ie was also a member of the Junlor varstty football team FRED KIRTLAND LAPHAM IR Undeclded F ed has played VGTSIIY football and 1ntramural basketball and bowlmq H served on committees for both the Jumor and senxor promenades He was c member of the High School League and the Athletrc Assocratlon RICHARD LAWTON Harvard Dlck was the excellent manaqmg edttor for the ARROW Ever since he was a sophomore he was a member of the track squad As a Junlor he had a mmor role rn the Juruor class play and served on the decoratlon comm1ttee for the Jumor prom ROBERT LEGGET Busmess For three years Bob has been a member of the R H S Orchestra He sang wlth the second A Cappella Choxr m h1S sophomore and Junior years He was an A A representatwe and served on the txcket comm1ttee for the semor play 428i '4 I I I 1 U ' I S. . . . U ' ' s s ' . ' s. s . ' ' ' ' , . senior she was elected its vice-president She served on a committee for the 5 I I ' . , . I ' ' ' . e i ' ' ' ' . A.Rl CJVV 1295 CLASS AUDREY LEIPSIG Undec1cled Audrey belonged to the Ltbrary Club but her ma1n mterests lay ln the held of athletrcs She partxclpated rn basketball ba eball and archery games She was also a very actrve member ol the Rxdrnq and Golf Club MARGARET LYND LE ROY Oberlm Margaret has expressed her mus1cal talent by stnqmq wrth the A Cappella hotr the Second Cholr and the Glee Club She played rn the Orchestra and was the chapel accompamst dunnq her hlqh school years ETHEL LEVEY Mrarru Unlversrty Ethel has been a member of the Rldlnq Golf and Glrls Club As a sophomore she played mtramural baseball Next year she 15 plannmq to travel down to Mxamx Untversxty and spend her ttme studymg art HARLEY LEWIS Undecrcled A late comer to Rrdgewood I-hgh School Harley halls from Hamden Connecttcut the H1Y Th1s year he went out for track and belonged to the German Club MILTON PETER LINK Dartmouth Peter had roles m both the tumor and semor class plays When he was a 1un1or he won the Pnnceton Scholastxc Award as the best boy scholar ln hts class He was a member of the Student Council and the track squad VIARION LIPPINCOTT Srmth Marlon has been a staff member of the ARROW the SPECTATOR and the HIGH TIMES She has served on the Iumor Red Cross Counctl and was a member of the tumor promenade commrttee She belonged to Glrls Club and was m the cabaret ROSAMUND LIVINGSTON Iunror College All dunng her hxgh school days Conme was a member of Glrls Club She was an usher for the Jumor class play THE WOODEN SLIPPER She played mtramural baseball and was a member of the Rlfle Club ALVA LOEKLE Secretanal School Alvas mam mterest for three years was the Archery Club where she exhlblted unusual talent She sang wtth the Glrls' Glee Club Dunnq her semor year she became mterested ln the Y orqamzatron and yomed the Gxrls Club . ,.. . . . . . . . ,.. A D. 1- . f- . . C , , . ' ' I 1 ' I I I where he was active on the Student Council, the class executive board, and . , , . , . , . 1 , . , . .. . . . I .' . I SENIOR ELIZABETH LUCAS N ursmg Betty played rnterclass baseball for three years As a semor she served on the senror class play commrttee She belonged to Grrls Club ever srnce she was a sophomore Betty rs plannrng to become a nurse GEORGE CHARLES MacGILL Parsons In hrs sophomore year George played rntramural baseball He helped wrth the lunror play THE WOODEN SLIPPER and served on a semor play commrt tee Next fall he rs plannrng to take an archrtectural course at Parsons LYDIA MACH Undecrded Lydra has been an actrve member of the Iunror Red Cross Councrl In he senror year she was her homeroom representatrve on the Student Councrl At the Grrls Club faculty tea she served as one ot the hostesses CHARLES A MADDOX Busrness Charlre drd a good Job as manager of the rntramural games A bad case of pneumonra rn hrs senror year cut short hrs school days a brt He served on the stage commrttee for a Chapel program and belonged to the Dramatrc Club MARTHA MARINI Undecrded Marthas outsrde actrvrtres have been rn the held of musrc and sports Besrdes berng a member of the Grrls Glee Club rn her sophomore and Junror years she played the vrolm rn the Orchestra She also belonged to the baseball team RICHARD MARLOW Undecrded At R H S Drck was a member of the Dramatrc Club In hrs rumor year he served as the treasurer of the Senror Hrgh School Club of the Upper Rrdgewood Communrty church and as a senror he was elected to be rts presrdent GEORGE PARK MASON Lehrqh As a sophomore George was hrs homeroom charrrnan He served on both the Junior and senior promenade commrttees In hrs semor year he emoyed a prolonged vacation in the sunny south He plans to attend Lehrgh rn the fall ROBERT JOSEPH MASTERSON Manhattan Bob has spent much of hrs spare trme rn hrgh school playrng rnterclass games He was on the Jayvee and rntramural teams rn hrs sophomore year and rn the sprrng of his senior year he became a member of the varsrty squad 4307 . . .1 . , . I . . . . . . .1 . . . 1 . , . 1 1 ARROW I CLASS MARY MARGARET MASTERTON Secretarral School Mary has specrallzed ln athlettcs durmq the last three years An ardent golfer she has spent much of her time on the lmks w1th the members of the Golf Club In her Junror year she belonged to the Archery Club DOROTHY RUTH MAULE Oberlm Dotte has been actrve rn many orqamzatrons mcludinq the Glee Club the Iumor Musrc Club Grrls Club Dramatrc Club and the teams of varrous qrrls sports She was also a member of the French and Archery Clubs WILLIAM R MCCULLOUGH IR Post graduate B111 s chref mterests 1n extra currrcular actrvrtles have been rn the freld of sports He was on the jayvee football and baseball teams and played varsxty football rn hls semor year He was a member of the bowlmg team and played mter class basketball RAYMOND DAVID MCGILL Washmqton and Lee and HIGH TIMES and was an ARROW salesman m hrs rumor year He was also a member of the Chapel commrttee and the German Club HELEN B MCLAUGHLIN Iullard School of Musrc Helen was the prano accompamst at Rrdqewood High for the A Capella Choir the Glrls Glee Club the Orchestra and many of the musrc classes She has vaned her musrcal career by playmg the vrolm 1n the Orchestra HELEN R MEYER St Ioseph s Hosprtal Helen has centered her actrvltres rn the Iumor Red Cross Councrl and when she was a semor she was elected the Councrls secretary In her rumor year she was a Red Cross delegate at the Washmgton convention Next year she plans to study nursmg CHARLOTTE IOYCE MIETZELFELD College of New Rochelle Charlottes mam mterests rn hrgh school were lournallsm and the Intematlonal Club of whrch she was program chaxrman She has been an outstanding staff member of both the SPEIITATOR and the HIGH TIMES JOSEPH WILMER MIRANDON Post-graduate Bills partrality for sports has led htm to play football intramural basketball and baseball for the last three years In his Junior year he was on the staff of the SPECTATOR and as a semor he worked for the HIGH TIMES 431D . , . 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He was a reporter for the SPECTATOR 0 I I SENIOR ROBERT W MITCHELL Undecrded ln hrs semor year Bob took an actrve rn eret rn dramatrc and became a member of the Drcrmatrc Club at R I-I S Hrs other hobby rs photography and candzd cameras and he belongs to the Camera Club RUDOLPH A MONTICK AVIQIIOH School In hrs sophomore year Rudy went out for the track squad and all through the warm sprmg days he practrced farthtully Hrs one mam passron IS avratron and rn the fall he expects to attend some avratron school EDGAR L MOORE Undec1ded y came from Rutherford la t year and rmmedrately entered our sports world He was the assrstant tralner of the football team and the assrstant baseball coach thls sprmq Durrng the wmter months he was a basketball tlmer EUGENE HENRY MORBELLI Undecrded Musrc and sports have been Bucks marn Interests Bemg a soccer and basket ball player a member of lat years bowhng team Jumper on the track team and member ot the senror chorus Buck ha had a varred career at R H S ELEANOR MILDRED MORRIS Colleqn Eleanor rs another Journalrst havmg worked on the SPECTATOR and the HIGH TIMES Intramural soccer htkmg and archery clubs occupred some of her afternoons as dtd partrcrpatron 1n Grrls Club and the Chapel program commrttee OLGA L MULOUEEN Katherlne G1bbS Olgas rnterest rn sports led her to become a member of the basketball soccer and hockey teams for three year She has also belonged to the Archery Club Bowling French Club and has been a member of the Glrls Club DOUGLAS AUSTIN NADEAU Busrness As a sophomore Doug partrcrpated ln intramural football games but hrs school work and outside affairs made lt drffrcult for h1m to devote tlme to sports He took a business course at R H S and expects to secure a posrtlon after graduatron ELLEN IANE NEIL U C L A lanes rnterests tend toward Journalrsm and to offer proof she made some outstandmg contnbutlons to the HIGH TIMES and the SPECTATOR She was also a member of the German Club ln her Junior and semor years 432i . . , ,A A . .N I S a f- I . . 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' . n . 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 . . . 1 ARROW 4335 CLASS ROBERT NORMAN NESKE Busmess Bob belonged to the bowlmg club m h1s sophomore and Jumor years Hrs actlve rnterest tn radlos led htm to 1o1n the Radro Club at R H S After graduatron Bob 1S plannmg to enter the busmess held RUTH VIRGINIA NORMAN Englewood Hospltal School of Nursmg A member of the Gxrls Club for three years and of the A Cappella ChO1f for two years Ruth a a rumor belonged to the Bergen County Chorus and thrs year was a member of the State Chorus She has cho en nursmg as a vocatron MARY ELIZABETH OAKLEY Bergen County Iumor College Elrzabeth answers to the nrckname of erther Betty or LIZZY Her mterest rn the French language led her to Jorn R H Ss actrve French Club As a member of the Grrls Club she served on the commrttee for the cabaret CONSTANCE IEAN OBRIEN Busmess Conme returned to R H S rn her rumor year She played basketball and Jomed the 1un1or chorus As a semor she became a member of Glrls Club and had a part rn one of the choruses for he Glrls Club cabaret MADELIN E ORR Busmess Athletlcs held Peqgys mterest all durrng her hrgh school days She has been a member of the glrls mtramural soccer team baseball team and the grrls ba ketball tearn For two years she entered work m a sewmq exhrbxt v LRGIMA MAL. PAUL NL1I'S11'1q Gmme IS especrally tnterested rn sports havlng played mtramural basketball baseball and hockey as well as prng pong and tenms She has been rn Grrls Club for three years and worked on the cabaret ELEANOR IOSEPHINE PARKER Undeclded El one of our busiest senrors not only was a staff member of the SPECTATOR and the HIGH TIMES but was also busrness manager for the latter She coached Dramatlc Club plays and was an actrve member of the French Club RICHARD HARDIN G PARTRICK Lehrgh The mtramural sports football basketball and baseball have clarmed a large portion of Dxcks txme for he has partlcrpated ln them every year Bowlmg soccer and layvee baseball are also mcluded m hts mterests Arg . , ff , of . . . , S , ,-. A , . . D . ,. V . . , . I . . . . , , . Y , . ,,-. . . . . . . ,. . . . , S . ' . 1,11-. .nf 11'-H mn -1- . , . . . . . . , - . . . ,- . , . , . , - , , . , , H ,... .V .-- I. , SENIOR WALTER E PETERSON Undec1ded Not only has Pete dlsplayed h1s talents on the clannet and bassoon ln the school Band and Orchestra but also ID the all county and all state bands and orchestras He has also been on the staffs of the SPECTATOR and the I-IIGI-I TIMES MARIE A PIZZIMENTI Vassar Mane was chalrman ot the semor prom refreshment committee and a member of the executlve committee for the ARROW annual She also belonged to Glrls Club and worked on several of the French Club programs ANTHONY STEPHEN PLACA College Tony parhcrpated 1n mtramural basketball games for three years In hrs sopho more and Junlor years he was a member of the Jayvee baseball team For two years he played wlth the Jayvee football team PEARL RITA POIRIER Katherme GlbbS Pearls 1nterests have all tended toward the artlstxc Slde and have had thezr outlets 1n art metal and costume deslgmng She has worked on scenery for several plays and proms and can be seen almost any day m the art room MARIORIE MALVINA POPE Undecxded Manones quletness IS not md1cat1ve of IDQCUVIIY For three years she was a member of Girls Club She has served on the property commlttee for the ALFRED D PORTSMORE AGIODGUIICS After trymg football m h1s sophomore year Bud declded to be a score board runner Hrs splendld work as stage manager for the semor class play THE ADMIRABLE CRICHTON draws an ever lastmg thank you from the class ELIZABETH HARLAND PRENDERGAST Iunlor College Woody has made a mce record for herself at Rldqewood I-hgh Besides club and athleuc actwrtzes she found the tune to help her class by servmq on one of the commlttees for the semor promenade Woody IS CO1'lS1dSIlnq a 1umor college IREN E PRENDERGAST Katherlne G1bbS Irenes musrcal ab1l1ty has been known rn the Gtrls Glee Club ever smce her sophomore year As a semor she yomed the second chorr Irene who commutes every day from Mahwah IS also actxve m the Dramatxc Club 4345 iunior class play and was an usher at the senior play. ARROW CLASS FLORENCE MCCANLESS PRITCHETT Flossre has had leadmg roles rn both the 1un1or and senxor class plays Her work ln THE ADMIRABLE CRICHTON was extremely well done She served on committees for both the Junlor and senlor proms and for three years was a Glrls Club member ALCO GEORGE PSIAKI Bus1ness Alco has partxcrpated m mtramural bowlmg and basketball games Hrs other sport xnterest IS track He xs an active member of the Internatlonal Club and the HxY organlzatlon In hrs 1un1or year he served on the class play commxttee CHARLES V RAMSEY Colgate For three years Bud has been outstanding on the mtramural basketball teams He has also played Jayvee football and has been a member of the mtramural bowlmg team He rs plannmq upon entenng Colgate m the fall l Ol-IN DAVID REEVES Lehxqh Dave has been prom1nent on the track team m h1s three years at Rxdgewood Hlgh In h1s sophomore year he was a member of the football squad and as a 1un1or he played mtramural football Lehxgh is h1s next goal DOROTHY lvl RIKER Aqncultural College and came to R H S m the rmddle of her Jumor year Her hobby 1S an unusual one farming and she IS thmkmg of attendmg an aqncultural school next year THEODORE D ROBB IR Prep School Ted has been a member of the Boys Glee Club and for three years he sang wxth the A Cappella Cholr Besxdes bemg the manager for the baseball team Ted was a bowler and a basketball player He also belonged to the H1Y RICHARD A ROBINSTEIN Bus1ness Dxck xs a rehnng sort of fellow except when he has somethmg really humorous to tell and then he goes to town For three years he has stuck d1l1gently at hr studxes save for a season of track 1n hrs yumor year He IS planmng to be a farmer DOROTHY IEAN ROSS W1ll1am and Mary 4357 Besldes belng vlce-president of the Iumor Red Cross and the assxstant chalrman of the Chapel program commxttee thxs year Iean has belonged to the Dramatxc Club and Gtrls' Club She also sold tickets for both class plays Dot spent her freshman and sophomore years at Eastside High School, Paterson, . , . . ' ' 'S SENIOR LUCETTA M ROURA College As a semor Lucre was her homeroom charrman She was also a member of the Student Councrl and served on the Grrls Club cabmet Lucle worked hard for the cabaret and wa a member of the pamters chorus EILEEN ROURKE Dancrnq Rourkre who lY1pS the lrght fantastrc so well has been actrve rn the French and Dramatlc Clubs Her athletrc adventures rnclude soccer archery and basket ball She also served on the SPECTATOR and HIGH TIMES staffs EDNA MILDRED SAEMAN Secretanal School Edna drscovered that her studxes at R H S kept her exceedrngly busy and thu she dxd not partrcrpate 1n many outslde actrvrtres However rn her semor year she entered one of R H S s sewrng exhrblts DOROTHY SAULTERS Busmess Dots musrcal abrlzty and mterest IS shown by her partrcrpatron rn many of P H S s musrcal actxvrtres For three years she was a member ot the Glee Club A Capella Chorr and the Semor Chorr As a member of Grrls Club she took part 1n the cabaret IOHN E SCHAEFER Peddre lack played Jayvee basketball as a sophomore and Jayvee baseball ln hrs Junxor year He wa hrs homeroom A A representatrve for two seasons H had one of the leadxnq male roles rn the senror class play HARLES F SCHULTZ Rutgers Chuck has been lnterested mamly ln musxc and has had a great many oppor tumtres to prove his abrlrty rn that held He was a member of the band and sang wrth the hrst and second cholr and the Boy Glee Club ANDREW FRANKLIN SCOTT Colgate Andy was an outstcmdmg athlete havmg played on champron teams of intra mural baseball basketball bowlmg He has played both layvee and varsrty soccer and also Jayvee basketball He was also a member of the Band and Orchestra HUQH A SCOTT Undec1ded Scottys chmef extra currrcular mterest has been sports In hrs sophomore year he played football and as a 1un1or he armed for the track team He partlcipated rr many mterclass games helping hrs homeroom to wm 4365 . . 1 . . 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ARROW 437D CLASS MARGARET ANN SEASTRAND Syracuse Mtdge took R H S s yournaltsm course and served as both a SPECTATOR and HIGH TIMES reporter She belonged to the Iumor Red Cross Counctl and was also a member of the Gxrls Club She took part in the cabaret PHILIP SEAVER Cornell Durmg hrs sophomore and Jumor year Phxl was the chaxrman of hrs home room In the held of sports bowlmg had the mam attraction for htm He plans to enter Cornell Unxversxty in the fall LESLIE E SEBALD IR Lehrgh Leslie has been mterested in radxo ever smce he can remember He has been a member of the Radro Club dunng his sophomore Junior and semor years As a sophomore he scnmmaged wxth the football team KATHERINE WOLCOTT SHERMAN Sk1dmore Kaddxe has been a member of the senior prom commxttee the HIGH TIMES staff and the Rtdxng Club She was on the G1rls Club cabmet and took part m the cabaret She also was a homeroom representative of the ARROW ROBERT ALLAN SHERMAN Colgate Varslty soccer and baseball have been Bobs favorxte pasttmes tn the R H S world of sports although he has also been a parttcnpant m mtramural and layvee basketball In hrs Junxor year he was an ARROW representatxve CLARENCE WALDRON SHONNARD Georala Tech Wally has competed m Intramural football games For the last two years he has been Interested tn the track team He was a member of the SPECTATOR and HIGH TIMES staffs Hts dramauc talent was dxsplayed m the semor class Play WILLIAM I SIEBER IR Drake Buslness School Chxppxe has done many thmgs m the hne of sports He was on the track squad played chess m the hxgh school chess club was an excellent table tenms and brllxard player and was a wtcked opponent on the bowling alleys ALLISON SMITH Undec1ded A1 was a clow'rung athlete who entertaxned the entlre school wxth hrs harmless antics and exertxons ln the classroom dunnq IUYV66 football pracfxce and tn lntramural basketball games He was a splendxd pole vaulter and member of the track team . . . . . 1 I . . , . . , . I 1 - 1 . . 1 . . . 1 . , . 1 1 I , . 1 1 SENICDR SHIRLEY O SMITH Bus1ness Shxrley has drstlngulshed herself by her muslcal versatllrty bemg rn the Gxrls Glee Club A Cappella Cholr Orchestra and last year m the County Orchestra She also belongs to the Dramatlc and Golf Clubs STEFPEE SMITH Undec1ded Steffee was a veteran cheerleader and a member of the Boys Golf Club He was on the athlehc assoclatton board durmg hrs semor year and served as the chalr man of the properly commltlee for the semor class play GERTRUDE SNYER Nursmg Gertrude drscovered early rn her hrgh school days that outsxde actlvxtres and studles dldnt mrx so well However durmg her semor year she was a very actlve and mterested member of the Art Club MARIORIE SOLMS Undeclded Marge served on the staffs of the SPECTATOR and the HIGH TIMES She was a member of the Jumor prom refreshment commlttee and the semor promenade decoratron commlttee Durmg her sophomore and 1un1or years she belonged to RUTH CLARA SOWTER Mlddlebury An actrve committee worker Ruth was head of the publrclty for the Grrls Club cabaret She rose from secretary to presrdent of the Iumor Red Cross and was sent to Washmgton for the Red Cross conventlon WILLIAM SPRAGUE Rutgers Durlng the last three years B111 has played Jayvee football and basketball varsity football and zntramural basketball Football was the game 1n whrch he excelled He was a member of the track team and played ln the Band BEVERELY IAYNE STAFFORD V1rg1n1a Intermont Bev was outstandlng 1n the held of sports During her lugh school career she played basketball soccer and baseball She was a member of Grrls Club and the Golf Club She was an usher for both the rumor and senior class plays VIRGINIA STANTON Secretarlal School Gmny, an expert craftsman drsplayed work m the sewmq exhrbxts durmg her punror year In the musxcal lme she was an enthuslastxc member of the Glee Club all through her Junlor and semor years She rs plannmg to be a secretary 4387 Girls' Club. A.RlKCJVV t. r- ,v CLASS DAVID H STEHLE Bus1ness Davrd more rntrmately known as Dave was an mtramural bowler rn his Jumor year As a semor he served on one of the senior promenade commrttees He rs countmg on hrs hrgh school busmess course to ard hlm 1n securmq a Job EDGAR LOCKER HUNT STEVENS IR Dartmouth For all of hrs three years at Rrdqewood Hrqh Ed was out for both mtramural football and mterclass basketball He was a valuable member of the track squad In hrs sentor year he was advertlsrng manager for the ARROW ALAN B STEVEN SON Wtlhams Alan was an actrve member of the football squad dunnq hrs 1un1or and senror years He represented hrs homeroom on the Student Councrl Intramural basket ball was hrs favortte wmter sport He s headed for Wrlllams PRISCILLA STEWART Syracuse In her semor year of hrqh school Pnscrlla was the socral charrman of Grrls Club She served on the staff of the HIGH TIMES and went golfing with the Golf Club She has had 1mportant roles rn both of the class plays LOIS STILLWAGON Penn State Lols was an actrve member of the Dramatrc Club and was seen ln the semor class play THE ADMIRABLE CRICHTON She belonged to Grrls Club and partxcrpated rn the chorus of ALICE IN WONDERLAND RUSSELL S I RAYER Rensselaer Rus was the prestdent of the rumor class For three years he served on the Student Councrl and was treasurer of that orqamzatron m his yumor year He played cr wrcked game of varsrty tenms ROBERT STROKER Rutgers Moose has been a valued member of the varsrty basketball and soccer teams dunng hrs rumor and semor years He played on the tenms team and served for two years on the Student Councrl He was hrs homeroom ARROW salesman EI..IZABETH SURBECK Mlddlebury 439D Betty served on the Student Councrl and became rts secretary ln her rumor year She sang wrth the A Cappella Chorr and wrote for the HIGH TIMES She partl crpated m both the rumor and senror class play 1 I , . 1 . . . , .. . . .. . . .1 1 .1 1 . uv- nv 1 SENIOR WILLIAM TABBERT Bergen County Iuntor College B111 found that studres left very l1ttle txme for partlcxpatlng tn outs1de GCl1V1l19S However durmg hrs 1un1or year he became a very actlve member of the H1Y Next year he wxll attend Bergen County Iumor College VALORIE TABOR Undecrded Vals three years of htgh school have mvolved much acttyrty ln the held of mustc She was an actrve member of the A Cappella Chotr and the Gtrls Glee Club She also belonged to Glrls Club and the Rldmg Club In hts semor year Thad was the wtnner tn the Book Week contest sponsored by the Llbrary Club He was a member of the German Club and also the Dramatrc Club On Senlor Day he was the head of the German department SAMUEL P TALIAFERRO IR Wesleyan In the lme of sports Sam partrclpated m 1ntramural basketball games and was an outstandmq member of the track squad He served on the senior class play commtttee and the Junlor promenade commtttee MARGUERITE MARY TATOSIAN Busmess In addrtton to bexng very musxcal and athletlc Mtckey served on the ARROW staff and the Iumor Red Cross Counczl She was an A A representattve and a member of the semor prom IHVIICIIIOD commrttee BARBARA PIERSON TAYLOR Smtth Barb was very actxve on the mtramural baseball basketball and soccer teams She was chalrman of the semor Gtrls Club and of the cabaret She served on both the Jumor and semor class play committees MARY HELEN TERWILLIGER Moody Brble I1'1st1tute In her sophomore and Juruor years Helen played 1ntramural basketball and baseball For two years she sang Wtth the G1rls Glee Club Her mterest 1n lxbrary work led her to become a member of the Llbrary Club ELIZABETH MAE THOMAS Elmtra Betty was an mterested member of the GIYIS Club Archery Golf and Dramatrc Clubs durmg her htgh school years As a sophomore she served on the Student Councxl and m her semor year she served on the Chapel program commlttee 4405 I C if THADDEUS TALARSKI Undecided IXIlR.CtVV CLASS MARY ELIZABETH THOMAS Georqlan Court Betty was the able presxdem of the French Club rn her senxor year Besrdes bemq a member of the Dramatlc Archery and Grrls Club she was elected the secretary treasurer of the Golf Club She was a staff member of both the news papers ALBERT WILLIAM TIETIEN Tusculum College B1ll rs noted for hrs exceptronally fme volce He sang with the A Cappella Choir durmg hrs sophomore and Jumor years He has been the secretary of the Bowlmg Club ever smce he was a sophomore RUTH EVELYN TOURSE Shaw Un1vers1ty Keenly mterested An art and serlously considering lt for the future Ruth has lard a foundatron for her later work rn the art classes of R H S In her senior year she exhrbrted rn the art metal exhlbrtron NATALIE HELEN TUCKER Secretarral School Nat a pack of all trades has played mtramural baseball basketball and soccer She sang m the second A Cappella Choir and the GIIIS Glee Club She ushered at the Jumor class play and was a HIGH TIMES salesman ELEANOR VAN HOUTEN Skrdmore Bemg athletrcally mclmed Eleanor has partrcipated rn lntramural basketball soccer and baseball games Lately she has taken up golf and archery Els daw rg ta'ent wa dsp'a',ed t e C 's Cl L- caba t ROBERT ANDRE VAN SLAARS Bucknell To Bob famxlrarly known as Van goes a great deal of credit and admrratxon for puttmg the H1Y orgamzatxon on tts feet agaln He was a member of the Town Council and French Club and served on prom comrnxttees MARTIN IOSEPH VIVIANO Undecrded Thrs candid camera business rs probably Just another fad but to Martm rt rs a hobby For htm photography IS a fascrnatxng sublect and his membership rn the Camera Club arded greatly hrs knowledge of cameras MARY ELIZABETH VOGEL College Beth rs Journalrstrcally rnclmed For two years she served on the staffs of the SPECFATOR and the HIGH TIMES and was also the advertrsrng manager for the HIGH TIMES She was also secretary of the French Club 4415 W 1 .. 4... . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 - . ,-. . . 1 1 1 1 , . . .A . . - : . :.. 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A x.A A A o A A AAA h urn v au YC . 1 1 1 -., SENIOR HENRY THAUBURN WADSWORTH R H S Outstanding tn all musical organizations Hank plans to continue his musical career next year as a post graduate at R H S He played the prccolo in the Band and Orchestra and sang with the A Cappella Cho1r WALTER ARNOLD WADSWORTH Umversity of VIIQIHIQ Walt vice president of the German Club was active m many mustc orgamzatxons He played the trumpet ln the Ridgewood High Band and Orchestra and also in the County Orchestra He sang with the A Cappella and the State Choirs VIRGINIA MAY WALDRON Iuruor College A staunch advocator of the whrte flag with the red cross Imny was her home room Red Cross representative for two years As a member of the Girls Club she served on the Mother Daughter Banquet committee STUART DOUGLAS WALKER Dartmouth for three years and was a member of the Bowling Pmgpong and Chess Clubs He was a staff member of the SPECTATOR and HIGH TIMES HAROLD FREDERICK WEBER Prep School Red came to R H S in his tumor year from Paterson Eastside High School where he played football and baseball As a semor here he played left tackle for the football team Hts other hobbies are huntlng and flshmg MARIETTA DOROTHY WEDUM New York School of Applied Deslqn Havmg been blessed by the muses or music and art Manetta was an active soprano in the A Cappella Choir and the Girls Glee Club She axded her class by makmg posters for the semor play THE ADMIRABLE CRICHTON IAY RICHARD WEEMHOFF Prep School For two years Dick was a valuable member of the Boys Golf Club He swung a mean club and was intensely interested tn the game He was a member of the German Club and also belonged to the bowlmg team ELIZABETH PRITCHARD WELLS St Lawrence Betty, who is extremely interested in music was first violinist ln the Orchestra and also belonged to the State and County Orchestras She was a member of the Glee Club and sang with the A Cappella Choir 4427 Stuart's activities have covered various fields. He played intramural basketball I ARROW CLASS BERTRAND C WESTERHOFF Colleqe Westre an acknowledged camera flend helped the semor photograph commrttee to select the ARROW photographer Amusement prevarled rn room 103 when rts members saw the camera shots that Bud had taken of them at work FRANK HAVELOCK WHITE Dartmouth Frank proved hxmself mvaluable to the soccer team as assrstant manager and then manager Hrs drummrng abrhty earned hmm a place rn the R H S Band In h1s lumor year he served as charrman on the prom musrc committee CARL WIESENER Ul'11VGI'S1fY of Tennessee Tennessee frrst entered the portals of R H S 1n h1S rumor year and nght away started to make a name for hrmself rn the sports world He has played both Jayvee and varsrty football and varstty track and baseball HOWARD E WIKOFF Undecrded Howre has shown htmself an actrve element both rn the Camera Club and the Dramatlc Club Servrng on the schools cafeterra committee he showed a con screntlous and commendable sense of crvrc responsrbrlrty MARIAN E WILEY College of New Rochelle As the very capable edrtorm chxef of the ARROW Manan needs no further mtroductron She has belonged to the SPECTATOR and HIGH TIMES staffs and was an actrve partrcrpant rn the golf and r1d1ng organrzatlons AGNES MIRIAM WILLIS Art School Agnes has been outstandmg ln the freld of dramatrcs In her lumor year she won an rnterschool play contest She was charrman of the decoratrons for the Junror prom and the semor play and was secretary of the semor class RICHARD WILSON Duke Dxck s sport achlevements were numerous He was captam of the varslty soccer team played Jayvee and varsrty basketball, mtramural baseball and belonged to the golf and bowlrng teams For two years he was a member of the Student Councxl PAUL WINES Carnegle Tech 4435 Paul was the very successful presrdent of the Student Councrl Hrs fame for drum mayor twrrlmg rs known throughout the county He was a member ot the Orchestra and Chorr As a Junror he was the manager of the class play , 1 , . . , ' ' ' 1 ARROW l ..., SEN IORS LAWRENCE WOHLRAB Undec1ded Though by no means a Whlstler or a Su' Ioshua Reynolds Lawrence 15 someone to watch As a member of the art commlttee for the P T A atfarr THE CAFE CHANTANT he helped to make 1t a huge success ALFRED LOUIS WOLFE IR Washmqton and Lee Busy as both busmess manager and Journalist for the HIGH TIMES Bud also found ttme to be tn the Jumor and sentor class plays He was a member of the soccer team and served on the Student Counctl MALCOLM B WOOD Davy Instxtute of Tree Surgery A keen and enthuslasttc shooter Malcolm would have glorted rn ltvmg tn the days of Damel Boone but betng a twentreth centurtan he chose R H S s Rtfle Club as an outlet for h1s gunnmg mterests DAVID ZABRISKIE Undecrded Wtth hrs mterest lytng chletly ln the sports world Dave played wtth the Jayvee and parttctpated rn the usual tntramural sports PETER T ZACHAROPOULOS Colgate Pete holds the tttle for the champton chess player m homeroom 103 He ts keenly mterested tn athlettcs and has partlctpated 1n many mtramural games He rs headed for Colgate tn the tall and then the world IS his SYLVIA ZAWASKI Burrouqh s School for Operators Betng an all round athlete Syl has partlclpated ln soccer baseball and basket ball games for three years Sewmg IS another pet occupatton of hers and she has entered her work tn almost all of the sewmg exhlbtts held at R H S WILLIAM T ZENDLER IR Rutgers B111 has been a member of the R H S Band ever smce hls sophomore days He belonged to the Rlfle Club and parttclpated tn mtramural bowlmg and basket ball games He sang wtth the A Cappella Cholr and was a member of the Orchestra MOREY L HODGMAN Annapol1s ln hrs sophomore and lumor years Morey played I V football and made the track team As a semor he left R H S to enter Bullts Prep School rn Maryland but returned to Rtdgewood Htqh to graduate wlth hrs old friends 444D fy-tj I .,- ,, x . . . . , I , , and varsity soccer teams. For two years he was a member of the track squad , . , . I I I 1 . n THE SENIIQIH PARADE Class History Sophomore Year We were such stupd young things twhen we were sophomores we 'neanll Of course now that we are seniors all thats different Ch but de finrtelyl Werent we 1d1 tic though? Of course we thought that we were terribly important members of the sch ol and all that you know We lo ked down n the Junior high students with an aloof extremely sophist cated contempt and tried to copy the seniors God s chosen we thought And then there w re those fo tbalt heroes l guess we were terribly rah rah with our cowbells and confetti at the football games and we yelled until we were exnausted for dear ole Ridgewood High lt was the era before Gone With the Wind so we read Maudie stones and cracked Little Audrey Jokes The boys played ntramural basketball and all the while had aspirations toward football Glen Gray was the maestro of our favorite orchestra remember? We never even heard of this Goodman fellow Everyone hummed the Music Goes Round and we thought the stunt of hiding bottle caps in pie crusts extremely hilarious until we ate one The Shag took the place of the then unheard of Blg Apple and we hopped around at dances until the floors rattled We also discovered that if we were looking for someone or a generous sundae we could f1nd both at Zach s out their programs etght months ln advance Oh studies? Yes I guess that we had studies Naturally we werent nearly as studious as we are now but most of us liked DAVID COPPERFIELD and IULIUS CAESAR and could be heard about the halls mumbling Friends Romans Countrymen Reflections are always Oh werent we silly' but it was fun wasnt it? IEAN BURNETT lunior Year Dec1d1ng to be an all conquering sort of class we the class of 38 threw our intellect and energies towards making a name for ourselves in our Junior year Under the leadership of our class officers president Russ Strayer vice presldent Lots Brenner secretary Stanley Kay and treasurer Ledyard Hazelwood we f1rst decided to confront the problem of making money for our treasury so that we could enioy spending it in our sentor year After much debate the fdea of a huge cake and candy sale was evolved and proved to be quite a success In the fall we noted with interest our up and coming gridiron heroes Bill Bav1n Carl We1sener Fred Lapham Bud Ramsey Gordon Hansen Stan Kay and Bill Sprague were outstanding in the field of sports Cheering them on to victory were some of our gayest members for instance Lois Brenner Mar Jorie Blue Gladys Frank Dave Plemmmg Steffee Smith Bob Higgins and Dick Lawton i ' , A A ' 1 A 4 I I - 1 A - . t . C I D o o ' A ' ' , 1 ' ' , l , . . A . A , t ,, C' Q . - i A . t A , It was our privilege to attend our first May Formal, and the girls made - ' I I l I I 1 I , I , I I I I A I I I I I I T H E A R R O W 4 40 V rr Active in the field of soccer were Moose Stroker Buck Morbelli and Bob Sherman. The junior class play one of the highlights of the classs history was the WOODEN SLIPPER ln the leads were Betty Roberts and Bob Hopper ably supported by a fine cast The Junior prom was carried out with the idea of SWING under the leadership of Lo1s Brenner and her committees Peter Link ran off with the scholastic honors by wrnning the Princeton S holastic Award ln the spring trorck became the outl t for th energies of the male members of our class namely Fred Lapham Carl Weisener Bob Farrier Sam Taliafero Dave Reeves lames Hyde Wally Shonnard Dck Lawton and lots of others Starring in the field of tennis were Min Himadi Moose Stroker Russ Strayer and Charlie Godsell Baseball took in Ed Archbold Bob Higgins Milton lacaues Stan Kay and Bob Sherman And of course we must mention basketball at whlch Moose Stroker Stan Kay Carl Weisener and Bob Sherman exhibited their prowess The SPECTATOR manag d to survive the inexperienced handlings of its sturdy self and even won mention at the Columbia Press Conference The A Cappella Choir Orchestra and Band took many of our musically inclined members and gave them a chanc to exercise their talents which they did with an amazing skill Our iunior year was a full year crammed with good times and fun and of course a little studying on the side MARION LIPPINCOTT Senior Year Leaving the middle class a fond memory we became the aristocracy of R H S after two years of expectation ln short we were seniors To some people it was a miracle to others a headache and to us seniors 7 Our ant1c1pat1ons were crushed when we discovered that the Juniors didnt look up to us nor the sophomores gaze at us wrth the proper awe Vowing that we were misunderstood we still felt certain as countless seniors before us have felt that we would only be duly appreciated as time wore on We decided to show the world a thing or two and elected Ledge Hazelwood president Ruth Davidson vice president Agnes Willis secretary and Stan Kay to keep the budget balanced Now a treasurer without a treasury is a shame so we started a magazine subscription drive to keep Stan busy Timid salesmen were thankful for parents and relatives but ether hidden salesmanship talens or an extra ordinary quota of relatives brought Dot Bartson and Bob Higgins way up in front The drive succeeded in raising enough money to cover all senior year expenses without the usual tax on the class Two classes of 1I'1Splf9d Journalists helped the HIGH TIMES grow into five columns and introduced a new system wh reoy a new editor and asso crate were hired and fired each week THE AR ROW 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 . . . 1 . 1-1 A . 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V ,, , 1 1 ' 1 ' Name B111 Tretyen Ted Krug Carl W1esener LUCIG Boura lean Boss V1rg1n1a Stanton B111 Sprague Leslle Sebald B111 Tabbert Frances Keeney B111 S1eber Dav1d Zabr1sk1e Pearl Po1r1er Charles Schultz Sylvra Zawasla B111 Zendler leanne Deterlmg Thomas Chr1st1e Luc11le Bruck Bob de Bedon lean Burnett Hope Carey Margaret LeRoy Ethel Levey Conme L1v1ngston Alva Loekle Betty Lucas Florence Pr1tchett lanet lohnson Barbara Belcher Bob lohnson Bob Iohnston lohn Keeley Ed K11bourne Wally La1rd Fred Lapham D1ck Lawton Bob Leggett Glor1a Kalmans Barbara Krendl Cynth1a Krantz Audrey Le1pz1g Helen Grundy Eleanor Van Houten Mar1etta Wedum Mart1n VIVIGHO Mane P1zz1ment1 Ruth Tourse Thaddeus Ta1arsk1 Stetfee Sm1th Valer1e Tabor Irene Prendergast THE ABBO Pet Averslon old water crows sarcasn1 l1ver cats gett1ng up red t1ngerna1ls poetry homework snobs gaudy dress1ng Lat1n clash1ng colors splnach concerted people t1ght collars qOOdl9 good1es women oraggarts phys1cs GXGICISG work1ng be1ng called Magg1e study1ng be1ng called Ftosamond n1ckname of Shr1mp noth1ng to do staymg home wash1ng her ha1r addmg t1gures watch1ng g1rls chew gum auto rnechamcs solrd geometry QOIHQ to bed Span1sh homework ta1k1ng to g1rls 1n the a Guy Lombardo gettrng l1Ck9lS homework not see1ng a Sm1th homework soda 1erker makmg speeches stocklng runs Spamsh rornant1c IHOVIGS gett1ng up squash makrng speeches wa1k1ng wear1ng glasses str1ng beans W Scxvmg Grace 1nq1ng smtle accent even temper brown eyes d1rnples phys1gue knowledge ot rad1os good nature consc1ent1ousness sm1le phys1que am1ab111ty serrousness ha1r wavy ha1r come h1ther look am1ab1l1ty thoughtlulness blush rhythm style mus1c ar ha1r qu1etness too many to 11st w1l11ngness ha1r St Patr1ck s outlrt sm1le boxmg blond ha1r loud tres phys1que manager of the ABBOW cella secretanal work small teet r1d1ng d1spos1t1on typewr1t1ng dancrng vo1ce brown eyes perseverance art1st1c taste stud1ousness Barbara comp1ex1on laugh It Wont Come to Thms 'narathon runner aacnelor ad1o announcer world s best gymnast torgettmg W1l11amsburQ member ol Congress ad for Cocornalt soda Jerker soap box orator tlrghty woman Beau Brummel college prol shrew1sh t1sh wrle g1go1o su1c1de blonde bar1tone contemplatlve llte rad1o announcer flutter brarn v1ct1m of anem1a math teacher Plll Beta Kappa another Ethel Merman cartoon1st bachelor woman evangehst nursemald braggart publ1c accountant a Red pacrtrst g1ant 1n the c1rcus all dated up another Benny Goodman school teacher W P A worker bus dr1ver B H S Latzn tea her W1dOW k1ndergarten teacher soda rerker secretary to Mr Hay laundress slnger 1n Spanrsh cate a se ond Bobert Taylor star ot Early Brrd program chef at the B1tz av1ator tramp ad tor Lux soap c1rcus acrobat 4507 . 1 n ' . 1 - ' ' eyes Martha Baye ' ' ' h ll ' Class Prophecy 948 lohn Gould blowlng up h1s home w1th h1s chem1stry work B111 Goward l1mp1ng on a bad leg Alan Stevenson Gonky Boy 1n the c rcus Betty Chase-sttll foo11ng people w1th her tw1n Mar1on Elsdon go1ng to a br1dge party w1th h1gh heels and ankle socks Phylhs Clark Phylhbusterlng ID the Senate R1chard Henze push1ng h1s slush pump w1th Tommy Dorsey Henry Hammond s1ng1ng for the Metropo11tan Opera Company Betty Hadden kn1tt1ng sweaters for the g1ant 1n R1ng11ng Brothers Harvey Hadeland managtng a Navy Superdreadnaught Bob Hopper appear1ng 1n the Broadway theatres Bud Portsmore asktng you to buy a Ford Evelyn Grundy stenographer to Eddle Cantor Ruth IGIVIS wr1t1ng lyr1cs for a popular mus1cal comedy B111 Bav1n marrylng Gretchen Queen of the lce Skates Courtney Cumm1ngs Thanks for 11sten1ng folks and remember I keep th1n the Heleh way Walt Wadsworth f1end1shly tearlng frogs for h1s b1o1ogy class Cy Moore play1ng baseball for the House of Dav1d M1dge Seastrand and Ruth Bolland open1ng a museum of West Pomt memos Russ Strayer crack1ng up ln a home made plane Sh1rley Smlth pres1dent of a world W1de Nelson Eddy Fan Club Iud Mason a travellng man w1thout a sales talk Douglas Nadeau Mayor of Kelly s Corners AfCh19 Cr1ttender1 crooner Helen Hume-a New York buyer MarJor1e Dav1es conquermg new a1r routes B111 M1randon head gardener at R H S Peter Zacheropoulos made dean of Colgate Bertrand Westerhoff M G M s ace cameraman Laurence Wolhrab sells da1ry at great proflt Agnes W1l11s accepts Pres1dent Bob Van Slaars offer to be secretary .nf state Nancy lacobsen graduates from college lanet Boger awarded mternatlonal DFIZG for French accent Malcolm Anthony pr1nc1pal of R H S Beverly Stafford weds the tall man at Barnum and Ba1ley s Red Webber Now when 1 was IH school 1 studled my lessons all the t1me Beth Vogel lndlan agent at Taos B111 M1randon root1ng hard to get the G1ants out of seventh place Hank Downe-Sh1r1ey Temple s leadlng man Betty tBrunette1 Thomas st11l gettlng mlxed up Wllh Betty tBlandel Thomas Ruth Sowter gtvtng Red Cross ald to those affected by the Hohokus floods Pr1sc1lla Stewart weds Ben Blue Dave Reeves crowned speed klng at the Hohokus track Dot Bartson qlOf1l1eS R H S whlle teach1ng Lat1n at Mount Holyoke Helen McLaughl1n s1ngs wlth the Salvat1on Army Mary Beasley arr1ves somewheres on t1me Helen Myer secretary of the Nat1onal Red Cross 5 THE ARROW l Carol Ionesedoubling for Katherine Hepburn. l 1 D I W L me Ccwsypf 495 ,1.rf.lY r-T-1 lx, xffx X f lb Q 1 he ,L . ,X Fl. fi: .' 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IJ 13 'wx : ' A' 'z I B XY ATHLETICS Football lnsplred by a new coach and one of the most mvlgoratmg school sptrrts that R H S had seen 1n many years two score boys started out last fall to capture new gr1d1ron laurels ln the names of Rzdgewood and Broomall Even though they ach1eved nothmg spectacular all through therr play1ng could be seen an earnest desrre to be skrllful rt was the flesh that was weak The squad made tts 1n1t1al battle aga1nst an rneffrcrent team from Park Brdge The Park Brdg boys had what was probably the surprrse of therr football careers when they met what was supposed to be one of the hghtest slowest and most pre rsronally rmperfect teams rn the vrcmrty Before they had overcome therr surprrse they had been defeated by 28 pornts Pompton always was a superlatlve team and the B1dgewood1tes had every reason to expect that they would be beaten badly they were There were no alrbls and the tremendous sp1r1t that had been A sl1ghtly cockey team came out to meet an allegedly weak squad from Hackensack The Hackensack boys were supposed to be pushovers but they pushed Pudgewood to a l3 6 defeat A clean playlng squad from Rutherford took over the B H S men and so drd Englewood and Bldgefleld Park but the boys rallted and played a game they could be proud of agalnst Clrffslde Park to the tune of 76 score Teaneck was tred rn a hard fought game The layvees as usual played extremely well taktng every game but one They were coached by Mr Bogertman and captamed by Al Smrth B111 Bavm and Ed Archbold were named co captams of the varsrty and Stan Kay won the annual H1 Y award for good sportsmanshlp The players who rece1ved e1ther stars or letters were Charles Brown Brll Bavln Carl We1sener Walter Llvlngston Ed Archbold Stan Kay Boy Conrngswood Ted Krug Bob Farmer Brll Sprague George Monroe Stewart Moore V1ClOf lanes Fred Lapham Gordon Hanson, Harold Weber and Brll McCullough Tl-IE ARROW 4565 ' . ' e 1 , C' I V built up for this game continued to thrive. , I I l I I I I ' I I 4575 ' lift! T Soccer The Soccer squad under thelr new coach George Stryker met early ln September to start bulldlng a team to represent the H1gh School 1n league and non league competltlon About forty candldates reported and from these the coach was to plck h1s teams Among thls throng of enthuslastlc boys only two letter men who played on last years team were represented These two were Dtck W1lson and Bob Sherman Hawthorne was the Ilrst opponent and dehmtely one ot the hardest to be faced durlng the s ason Rrdgewood played w1nn1ng ball but a couple of clos declslons gave a h1ghly antlcrpated vrctory to Hawthorne Rldg wood then lost to Ruthertord a loss not only ot a game but of a star haltback Andy S ott who was lnlured Englewood n xt defea ed the Maroon 1n a clos battle on the Englewood feld The return game wrtn Rutherford resulted rn a deadlock but marked the frrst score ot the season for Rldgewood Tenatly and Englew od sc r d anotuer vlctory on the maroon but the team turned ln a thr1ll1ng battle w1th the powerful Hawtnorne a weak Park Rldge team and scored tour goals Llttle Ironman Stan Applegate paced the maroon to a vlctory over Hackensack as he broke through the s alwart detens to score the lone goal of the gurus' The tlnal and most mpresswe gam of the year was the return game w1th Tenafly The team was 1nt nt upon endlng an 1nterest1ng and worthwh1le season wlth a vlctory over th1s h1ghly pralsed team wh1 h regarded R1dg wood as a pracuce game Tenafly scored the trst goal and Applegat t1ed rt up wlth one of h1s fearless dashes through the defenslve men lWlCG hls srze lt looked llke Just another d adlcck unt1l a substltute fullback dlsplayed rare form 1n returnmg a klck such a long drstance that 1t was an easy goal for the forwards Th1s year s team was managed by Frank Whlte and h1s enthu slasm and efhclency were mvaluable to t'1e seasons success THE ARROW ' ' e . ' ' ' . ' e ' , , , C , ' ' . e I ' e i - . . o c e I ' - - - - 1 eleven which resulted in a scoreless tie. Ridgewood romped over f Q . i . S . t R . 9 . . . 'c ' e s . i e ' ' ' , 9 . . . . . Basketball Basketball tans rn and about R1dq9WOOd Hrgh hoped and ex pected that the team would really go places last season but everyone merely s1ghed and took 1t fCIlCIl1Sl1CQllY when the season closed show1ng but four vlctortes accred1ted to the maroon and whlte As you may have guessed Coach De Roch1 s basketeers dtdn t make or break any re ords to set the sport world atlre was not the r destlny Westwood Park Rtdge and Leoma all lost to the drlbbltng de mons trom R H S Persrstent Leoma added to 1lS shame by los1ng a second tlme rn a return game To name the teams that over powered the Rochrmen would resemble a league roll call so that shall be overlooked The one ray of sunshtne that penetrated through the dark clouds ot deteat that hovered over the gym was Manager Courtney Cum mtngs To watch the anttcs ot lovable Courtney was worth the prtce ot admtsston to any game a gun at the end ot each quarter 1nstead ot merely blowtng a horn The worthy task of scratch1ng the tr1gger tell to no less a personage than S1 Moore Whenever S1 was seen covermg one ear wrth h1s tree hand and at the same trme w1nc1ng and shuddertng tn antlcrpa t1on 1t was understood that soon was to follow the shot that would end the quarter The one game played last season that Wlll never be torgotten was the one played agarnst a strong team from Rutherford R1dge wood was 1n a loslng streak but deftnrtely Morale was low and playrng ab1l1ty was ebblng but at the s1ght ot thetr trad1t1onal enemres the boys ralhed and came w1th1n an mch of wmnmg The game went 1nto an overttme sesslon however and rn 1t our boys found defeat The semor members of the team were D ck Wtlson Stanley Kay Carl Welsener Robert Sherman Robert Stroker Edward Archbold and Manager Cummtngs An innovation that took place this year was the idea ot tiring T H E A R R O W 4 58 P AA Board Rldlflq Club Ch er leaderb Boys Gro Up to the ttme that thts art1cle was wrttten no golf matches have been played Two letter men returned to the team thls year George Henkle and Rlchard Weemhoff Pract1ce was held for the second consecutrve year at the Elmwood Country Club 1n East Paterson whrle home matches were played at the Rtdgewood Country Club Thrs team suffered a setback w1th the loss of Blll Clark who won last year the Blarr Academy lnv1tat1on Tournament trophy for the lowest 1nd1v1dual score George Henkle Gene Vreeland Rlchard Weemhoff Bob HIQQIHS and Mrlton Romary were the mamstays of the team Once agaln the Golf Club had the f1ne leadershrp of Coach Frank Foley w1th the arded guldance and help of Mr Iames Ormg and the managersh1p of Steffee Sm th Last year s schedule rn luded West Orange 61f2 Park R1dge 6 Hackensack l8 Rutherford l Park Rrdge Leonta 4V2 Chffslde V2 Englewood V Thls year S schedule 1ncludes Aprrl May May May May une une lune West Orange Rutherford Park Rrdge Hackensack Leonra Englewood West Orange Park Rrdge Rtdgewood SV2 R1dgewood 12 Rrdgewood O Bldg wood 17 Rrdgewood 6 R1dgeWood l3V2 R1dgewood l7Vz R1dgewood QV2 home home away away away home away home THE ARROW 450i X ' 12 - V 8.2 ' ' 29 .... 1 .,..,,Y..,...,....,...,,,,,...,,,.,,,,.,,,,, 4 .....,...,,.,,,..t........A,,,,r,,.,,....t,....,...,., 18 ' ....,..c..,.....,....,,...c...,....,....,....,..,,c. 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I 6 ....,....rt...tccccc,tccccc,.....,..,.,.,.,...c. 8 ' ,v...,..,,.............,.......,,...,.,............, Track Lookmg at tue results of the f ur meets that R1dgewood has been 1n so far the g neral oprmon 1S tnat the team 15 rn for a brg year In a r lay m et wlth Easts1de East Rutherford and Westwood we took SIX ftrst pla es In another relay meet w1tl'1 Ha kensack Cl1ffs1de Park Rutn rrord Htllsrde Glen Cove Leoma and Teaneck we won eas1ly In our frst dual meet whtch was w1th Hackensack we estabhsned a new league record for h gh scores by beat1ng them 106 to 6 A we k later we defeated last year s league champs by two pomts Along w11h many vet rans from last year several new faces on the team have helped cons1derably The veterans to return are Bob Koehler Sam Talaferro and Dave Reeves 1n the sprmts Bob Farmer and Drck Lawton IH the hurdles V1c McHenry Al o Ps1ak1 and lohn Ps1ak1 1n the d1stance events Al Sm1th and D ck lunge 1n the pole vault Letgh Harr1ngton 1n the broad lump Carl We s ner 1n the werghts The most nnproved ve eran on th team IS Al Smlth who has become a commendable hurdrer and an excellent sprlnter Th b st of the new mat r1al IS Harley I.ew1s a new boy from New Haven who shlnes 1n tne 100 and 220 Other newcomers are sen ors Bull Hanson and B1ll oprague 1n the we1ght events Btll Krrkland a sophomore and Bud Armstrong aJun1or 1n the half mtle TN 17 I OI- +I-1 V l lt D xl lnrxrn YD In the htgh Jump and Clay Shonnard and lack Bonhatol sophomores who are m1lers Thls IS Henry CDocl Bobertzs second year as Rtdgewood track coach and he has defrmtely put the team on 1ts feet Th Splfll of cooperatton on the team 1S a fme one There IS no bltter teelmg between any members of the squad Day 1n and day out they do th 1r work cheerfully w1thout complalnmg Thts 1S helped by the several comed1ans whom the squad boasts namely Al Smrth Don FIIGS cmd Tennessee We1sener All thls wealth of matertal 1S backed by a hardworkmg and eff1c1ent manager Art Bennett I 1 -1 'N 'N 'Q l 1 V V 9 Q ' ' N' x' I I I . . 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Baseball When the 1938 baseball season started at R1dgewood H1gh School thrs year only four regulars from last year returned Two of them however were prtchers From these and from the favorable prospects that turned out Coach Prrmo De Rocch1 has molded to gether a team that has at present a record of three games won and one lost Thrs 1S De Rocch1s frrst year as baseball coach and he has certarnly done a fme Job rn coachrng the team It has looked very rrnpressrve rn wrnmng and when tt lost 1t was only after a hard frght 1n the extra rnnrngs The frne Work so far has been due rnarnly to the superlor p1tch1ng ot Stan Kay and Charlre Haeberle and also the good h1tt1ng of the entrre team Those who stand out tor heavy h1tt1ng for the present Mackey If the team contrnues tts wrnnmg form a game w1ll be scheduled wrth Nutley one of the best teams rn New Iersey and w1ll be plaved early rn Iune Stan Kay has shown srgns ot h1s last year's h1tt1ng but at present he IS 1n somewhat ot a batttng slump When he has snapped out of 1t he wrll add much more power to an already potent team Stevens Freld IS now rn better shape than rt has been rn for a long t1me S1nce the baseball held has been frxed many of the chances of bad hops and mrsplays have been elrrnlnated tor which everyone on the team IS duly grateful The manager of the baseball team th1s year IS Ted Robb He w1l1 be succeeded by elther Iohn Chandler or Earle Moore THE ARROW 4627 at least, are Charlie Brown, George Monroe, Bob Sherman, and Cliff Tennrs The Rrdgewood Hrgh School tennrs team had a schedule of ten matches to play tor the 1938 season 1-Iavlng been acclarmed rn the group three New Iersey State Champlons for 1937 the Maroon ra quet Wle1defS are seeklng thetr fourth consecutlve Northern New Iersey lnterscholastrc League Champtonshlp Coach C Earle Hoshall has lost the servlces of frve stellar per formers 1n lohnny Er1chs Art Cecll Wayne Roblnson Iohn Cronk and Danny Howes who graduated last Iune Although no deftnrte team has been selected as the ARROW goes to press the smgle berths w1ll probably be fllled by George Hrmadl Russell Strayer and Graham Conklln IH the order named All three of these boys are veterans from last year s squad and have proved themselves capable netmen The doubles cornbtnatlons are also doubtful but Mr Hoshall three ot the tour berths Thts year R1dQ9WOOd wrll encounter a new foe 1n Red Bank wh1ch replaces Peddte on the schedule Th schedule reads Tuesday May 3 Rutherford Frrday May 6 C1111 rde Park Tuesday May 10 Englewood Tuesday, May 17 Ha lcensack Thursday May 19 Rutherford Saturday May 21 lnterscholastrcs at Pr nceton Tuesday May 24 Cl11fS1dG Park Frlday May 27 Englewood Frlday lune 3 Hackensack Monday lune 6 Red Bank Saturday lune 11 Blarr Academy is looking to Charles Godsell, Bob Stroker, and Ted Haviland to till 4 53 P T H E A R R O W Glrls Go Swlngrng rnto actron a year ago the Grrls Golf Club has been tollowrng through wlth a membershrp vary ng rrom twenty two to thlrty frve grrls Betty Thomas Cbrunettel was ele ted secretary treasurer 1n the sprrng ot l937 and has been rn offlc srnce that tlme There are no other othcers Under Mr Bookstaber s pa. cn and w llrng gurdanc a dltferent group ot seven g1rls goes to the Saddle R1ver Country Club on Wednesdays and Frrday to play as many holes as tlme perrnrts Thrs sprrng Mrss Eaton acc mpanred tne group thereby malang two toursomes whlch played wrth trrendly r valry A nomtnal fee of two dollars IS pard by each member for the whole season and for those who wrsh to play only part of a seas n one dollar and a half IS requrred The spr1ng season IS from the the months of September and Octob r All glrls are ehglble to mem bershrp but th1s sprrng the membershrp was lrrnrted to twenty one grrls so that the members could play more otten Mrss Selller another golf enthuslast conducts a number of grrls to the Elmwood Country Club Thes students may go every day durlng the week paylng trtty cents a round Mrss Selher and MISS Eaton alternate accompanyrng the grrls on the trrps ACl1V1l1GS of the Golf Club have been cont ned to pract1s1ng on dr1v1ng ranges and gorng around the course The g1rls have been tarthtully polrshrng thelr strokes and at the t1me th1s artlcle 1S berng wrltten some are asp1r1ng to hold a tourna ment to determ1ne the best player It was even suggested that We rssue a challenge to our male rrvals but each trme We dGC1dGd to wa1t Just a llttle brt longer before attemptrng such a darlng thlngl Some lrke golf tor 1lS reducrng qualltles others llke 1t for the exerclse but all the glrls agree 1t s a grand sport THE ARROW 464D lt y ' 'L Vl 2 I 1 . ' ' ' e ' ' . f , ' ' ' ' i .' latter part of April until the close of school. The tall playing covers I I Q I Glrls Baelmm len Gflrls Table Tennis Gurls Baseball Grrls' Tennls For a dozen years or more the Rrdgewood Hrgh School Athletrc Assoc1at1on sponsored and flnancrally supported a varsrty tenn1s team for grrls Varslty basketball was d1scont1nued a few years ago so for many years grrls tenn1s was the only varslty sport The team usually cons1sted of four players and one or two substltute players Many nearby towns had no grrls tenn1s teams but each year our schedule 1ncluded at least slx matches three at home and three away To WIH a letter 1t was necessary to partrclpate 1n at least four matches and to have the recommendatlon of the coach However the team was hand1capped by the lack of courts for practrce and matches but an excellent Splfll preva1led among the grrls from year to year Our achrevements cannot be compared wlth those of the boys 1n recent years but occasronally the effort of the gxrls was rewarded by a successful season Year by year the schools 1n the v1c1n1ty dropped grrls tenn1s from therr athletrc schedules unt1l rn 1937 we had great d1fl1CUllY rn ar rangrng for enough matches to meet the requrrements In the fall of that year the Athletlc ASSOC1Ul1OU voted to dlscontlnue varsrty tenn1s for g1rls There 1S strll a great 1nterest 1n tenn1s and so a schedule of rntramural and class teams has been arranged A tenn1s ladder tournament has been set up and the competrtron w1ll contrnue unt1l the end of the year Forty glrls have entered the contest and are playlng off the game on every avallable court and those w1nn1ng the most games Wlll be chosen to enter the playday tournaments Th1s new movement 1n tenn1s has resulted rn a well organ1zed sport whrch grrls of all ages and qual1f1cat1ons have Jorned and are thoroughly enyoymg Mrss Seller 1S 1n charge Audrey Lerpsrg IS the competent captaln and Peg Campbell the manager Tl-IE ARRCDW 4665 - 1 . 1 . . . 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . . 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 ' GIIFIS Soccer GITIS Hockey G1T1S Basketball 1 - I . x 'W ' ' N . .. , V..- ,g.:,m -.c.L.,-.. A , , , ., .V V ' - N Archery Club Tl'ns year has been one of the most acttve years that the Archery Club has had Along w1th the weekly practtce Whlch took place every Wednesday afternoon we have emoyed several playdays These playdays whlch promote a fr1endly attttude between schools have been w1th schools tn Bergen County namely Teaneck Englewood Hackensack and Rutherford These schools also par t1c1pated tn the Bergen County Archery Tournament held th1s year at R1dgewood R H S also had a playday w1th Morrlstown on March twenty second Each week a record of 1nd1v dual scores was kept Then before each playday the glrls who have had the most practlce and the htghest scores were ehgtble to part1c1pate 1n the playdays ln th1s way everyone 1n the club had a chance to show her abthty and achtevements Under the excellent leadersntp of MISS Selher our faculty advtser, the g1rls have learned the technlque and rules of the Game and have also had a chance to use the1r 1n1t1at1ve and leadersh1p At the playdays rmxed teams were formed and after the meet the w1nn1ng team was announced Then a soclal pertod followed wtth refreshments served by members of the club The Archery Club as a whole has emoyed and appreclated the use of the excellent equ pment g1ven to 1t by the Board of Educatton ln the begxnmng of the year the g1r1s who were tn the Club last year acted as leaders and when the capta1n and manager were elected they were Gladys Frank and Betty Meyers respectxvely On May flfteenth the New Iersey Archery ASSOC1GllOH had the Thlrd Annual Sprmg Shoot at the New lersey College for Women at New Brunsw1ck S1xteen R1dgewood g1rls entered the tournament We hope that next year the Archery Club wlll beneflt from thts sport as much as 1t has thls year and agaln have many pleasant tunes together THE ARROW 4685 , . 1 I I I l 1 1 - 1 . 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H xxn v- W, JU ' A , V I x .V gh Commencement Program BAND Morche M1I1to1re Eroncorse St Sciene PRCCESSIONAL PTIGSIS Morch Athoho Mendelssohn INVO ATION The Reverend Arthur H Brown RESPCNSE SeventoId Amen Lhoxr INTRCDU TICN Mre Ionn Howe ADDRESS Frcncls Stewart Horn on A CAPPELLA CHOIR Elm te Splrrtu I1 Tuurn Schuetky PRESENTATION CE CLASS Georqe A E HCIY PRESENTATION CDF DIPLOMAS AND ANNOUNCEMENT OE AWARDS Irwrn B Somerv1IIe HCRUS The Star Sp:1nqIed Bonner FTOHCIS Scott Key T H IL A R R C W 4 IU A CAPPELLA CHCIR A Mighty Fortress is Cur Cool ---f Boch CLUBS 47.57 e Arrow The much talked of word COOPERATION has been put 1nto use thxs year when three separate departments of the ARROW workmq together produced a prrze wmmnq llterary art maqazlne Marlan W1ley as ed1tor rn chlef presented to the student body a pubhcatron of the usual hrqh standards and rncorporated 1nto lt a new rdea For to the already establrshed llterary and buslness staffs was added an art department Provmq herself an unusually effrcrent art ed1tor Barbara Houchm orqanlzed a staff whrch Worked wlth her under the supervlslon of Mr Henry Bookstaber The work of the department was carrled 1nto the HALL OF FAME edlted by Dlck Leonard the HUMOR sectron orqamzed by Herbert Harnqan BOOK AND STAGE collected by MarJor1e Carr NEVV MOVIES wr1tten by Charles Benjamm and SPORTS under the supervlsron of B1ll Thompson Norma Arndt served as lrterary ed1tor and Drck Lawton as manaqrnq ed1tor Cornpetrng wrth schools from all over the country rn conferences held at Corumb1a Leh1qh and Rutgers the ARROW was awarded frrst place rn 1ts class at the Columb1a Scholasuc Press Conference Seven staff members attended th1s three day convent1on lssues of many of the prevlous years the staff kept the publlcatron to 1ts schedule The ded1cat1on of the sprlnq 1ssue was presented to Mr I Paul Darby who aqam served as lrterary adv1ser The w1nter 1ssue was ded1cated to Mr Walter Ormq 1n apprec1at1on of hrs work and frne results 1n the pr1nt1nq of the publxcauons The buslness staff under the slpervrsron of Mr Carroll Benedlct and havlnq as 1ts manager Peter Lrnk leaves on the books the re markable record of not havmq allowed the depress1on to enter and l1m1t the llterary poss1b1l1t1es The credlt for thls also qoes to the student body whose support and enthuslasm have encouraged btqqer undertaklnqs THE ARROW l I I L . . . 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I-hgh Tlmes The HIGH TIMES has been a nouse drvrded agamst rtself smce fall Bravely the f1fth per1od class warted for m1d years to delrver the paper rnto thelr hands as the frrst per1od scrrbes experrrnented darly w1th make up style and other Journalrstrc oddments Then ln February the term turned and the watchful Walters took over the dUl1GS and pr1v1leges of that g'or1ous realm varrously descrlbed as second and thrrd but known to the 1ntell1gents1a as the fourth estate The erstwhlle edltors qurckly took to skulkmg around Mrss Wharton s room brtter sneers hrdlng the heartbreak wrthm It rs not for earth bound man to descr1be the a compl1shments of elther class the Journalrsts felt and rlghtly that therr bewrtchmgly lovely offsprmg should speak for 1fself The Columbra Scholastrc Press ASSOCIGIIOH heard bewrldered they rarsed tt from fourth to fhrrd place all unknowlng as they were of the fact that the HIGH The busmess staff changes foo but nobody plans 1t Around the m1d year energetrc Eleanor Parker turned advertrsrng manager under Bud Wolfe and Mr Gurllan In short order the HIGH TIMES was hauled 1t hopes and almost belreves out of the red fonce rt pald off the sllghtly shock1ng debt of srxty dollars a debt Whrch the lournalrsts deny though they admrt happrly that the books show rtl The staff every one of rt IS gorng to mrss the H T They are gomg to m1ss proofread1ng and Wrrtrng and ed1t1ng They are gomg to m1ss the upsldeedown S rn thelr name They are gomg to m1ss the argurng over what goes where and how The frrst per1od class w1ll thlnk of plnk eye and shed a heart s1ck tear the frfth per1od class w1ll thrnk of 1ts refreshment commrttee and sobblng bltterly fly to the lcebox Both classes would lrke at thrs trme to say If you notrce any lhlng startlrng about the last paper of the year do not be alarmed It w1ll be only the Junlors tak1ng over as the HIGH TIMES marches on TIMES, unilque thing that it is, changes editors each week. T H E A R R O W 4 74 b ww The Spectator The Ridgewood high school SPECTATOR is a sheet in the Ridgewood town weeklies and appears alternately in THE RIDGE WOOD NEWS and THE RIDGEWOOD HERALD Each ot two classes in Junior Journalism edits the sheet for one semester They write all the articles and headlines and plan the lay out of the page The ex ecutive positions of Editor in Chief and Associate Editor are filled by different students each week so that every member of the class gets a chance to be either one or the other during the semester The guiding hand tand more often saving grace? of the paper is that of Miss Wharton our faculty adviser Although it is her proud boast that her name has never appeared in the paper during the tive years ot its existence except she modestly adds in various and sundry TOWER ENTRANCE ltems all R H S s CISDITIDQ young lournalists DO realize and appreciate her tact and understanding ln saving the editors from HAIR TEARING spells and the reading public a great many headaches THE SPECTATOR sent eight representatives to the Columbia and the paper was awarded second place in the national competition at that association with no first places given Out of 175 possible merit points for Journalistic excellence THE SPECTATOR received lUU and the Judges espe rally commented on the tact that the statt is made up entirely of Junior Journalists THE SPECTATOR has provided unparelleled opportumties for practical Journalistic experience for these newcomers to THE FOURTH ESTATE ln formulating an editorial policy practicing co operation of thought as Well as action these Journalism students are acquiring valuable personal charactenstics which will aid them immensely in any type of vocation they may care to practice after leaving school A feeling of mutual satisfaction may well be theirs after a year of work which was not only pleasurable but also profitable THE ARROW Scholastic Press Association Conference in New York last March, .M . , . 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Y Der Deutsche Verem The purpose of the German Club rs to toster an understandrng ot the German people through the study ot therr culture Folk songs dances and the natronal costumes as an QXDFGSSIOH ot the people are the center of lnterest And no meetmg 1S complete wlthout a real Katteeklatsche though usually there ts more Katfee and cakes than Klatsche Htghlrghts of the year were the Chrrstmas party held at the home ot Ruth Llvermore the German wedd1ng presented at the Cate Chan tant and the Aprrl meetrng at wh1ch a movre on Germany was shown The Chrrstmas party was truly German rn sprrrt A Chrrstmas tree wlth real candles electr1c hghts berng taboo to tradrtron lovmg Germans and real decoratrons purchased tn Yorkvrlle New York s own lrttle Germany gave the true atmosphere of Werhnachter The evenrng began wrth the readrng ot the Chrrstmas story rn Ger man Then the Werhnachtsnearln IH real hte Drclc Weemhott conducted d1e Bescherurrg or g1v1ng ot grtts Frankturters and sauerkraut eaten rn true German style provtded much entertarnment The weddrng wh1ch represented a peasant weddrng testrval ot Bavarra was presented 1n costume and w1th the dances and songs that are a part of such testrve occaslons The blushrng brrde was Ehzabeth Heldgerd and the handsome groom was Dlck Henze The solemn role of m1n1ster was ably played by Thad Talarskr At the Aprrl meetrng a fllm descrrbmg the blcycle tour ot a group of students through Germany was presented MISS Pray who has gurded groups on such tours supplred an 1nterest1ng runn1ng com ment The meetrng was held rn the lunror Hrgh Audrtortum and was followed by the usual Katfeeklatsche Oftlcers tor th1s year were Gladys Frank presrdent Margaret Hardenbergh and Walter Wadsworth vrce prestdents George Cotton Munroe treasurer and lane Ne1l secretary The club was fortunate th1s year rn haV1ng a real German g1rl as a member Anlta Mols nat1Ve language IS German although her home IS 1n Czechoslavakta Club advlsers are Mrss Pray and MISS Rozema T H E A R R O W 4765 , t - 1 1 . . , 11 11 1 . 11 11 11 11 1 I . 1 I . f-1 . . . 1 1 1 1 11 . 11 , . 11 . . 11 . 1 . - 1 1 11 . . 11 . . . 1 1 - 1 I . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - . . 1 . . 1 , . Llbrary Club The Lrbrary Club under the gurdance of Mrs Wheeler 1S now tn 1ts etghth year Our offrcers for thls year are Ruth Kort prestdent Vrrgtnla Gough secretary and treasurer and Olga Dobrowsk1 Stu dent Councll representatlve Everyone has been busy thts year wtth books both new and old shellackmg numbermg stampmg flttmg out new books Wtth date due sllps and keeptng the old books orderly on the shelves Members are often responstble for some very helpful tdeas whtch rmprove the l1brary At some ttme durmg the Week each member has charge of the desk Where she learns to check books 1n and out Thus every one has a chance to learn all the dlfferent phases of llbrary Work The penny plcture servlce IS qu1te a new branch of l1brary act1v1ty and a very helpful one to students for notebooks or prolects Much tlme 13 spent cuttlng out and classtfymg p1ctures for these ftles rectly namlng the most authors ptctured on the bulletm board was a book won by Thaddeus Talarskt For qulte a few years now the Llbrary Club has kept a scrapbook of all articles wrltten 1n the Rldgewood papers about Ft H S act1v1t1es Thts year the club IS enlarged by the add1t1on of room 218 Th1s 1S very conventent for whole classes who come to do spec1al reference work for the sectton of books on that subJect can be placed 1n room 218 maktng 1t easler for the students and less dlsturbmg to others who are rn the mam l1brary Th1s room also provtded an excellent meettng place maklng tt posstble for the L1brary Club to meet after school wtthout mterruptmg the regular GCl1V1lY of the hbrary On Sentor Day Mrs Wheeler was replaced by Barbara Egolf Other Ltbrary Club members are Gladys Iames Iune Booker Iune Fletcher lean Bouma Clarte Chrystall Barbara Ltlly Marte Palmtert, Vtrgtma St Peter Ruth Burdtck Dav1d Parker and Ruth Washer For Book Week We held an author's contest. The prize for cor- 4 77 P T H E A B R O W Dramanc Club As the footlights brightened on the stage ot the first meeting ot the Dramatlc Club th1s year Mr Herbert Ogden stepped out as our new faculty advlser Henry Downe as our president Bob Hopper as our vice president Gladys Frank as our secretary and Cotton Munroe as our treasurer When we presented three plays IN THE DAYS OF THE BIG KNIVES THE MAN WITH THE BOWLER HAT and THE VALIANT we had an extremely receptive and responsive audience In the Little Theater League Contest we entered ROMANCE AS A RACKET On April thlrtieth the Club played host to eight schools in the Llttle Theater League Plays were presented 1n the evening and afternoon supper was served in the cateterla and speakers were heard At one meeting ot the Dramatic Club Ray Dutcher former Olym for stage work On the evening of May twenty l1fSl the Club presented three one act plays AFTERWARDS ROMANCE AS A RACKET and PINK AND PATCHES This was the tlrst time in many years that the Dramatic Club has had a program such as this Several oi the plays g1ven th1S year were student directed or co directed wlth Mr Ogden We found that 1n this Way more plays than one could be in rehearsal at the s me time The Thesp1ans this year have added about tour members to the Key Club Th1s was more than usual because we had an excep tionally enthusiastic group As the tootllghts dim and the houselights go up the Dramatic Club looks back pleasantly on a lull year and looks forward to another Wllh great expectancy and high hopes THE ARROW 478i , . . , , I I I , , I I I I - pic tencer, gave us an exhibition and explained the value of fencing ' i ' . , , . Student Councll The Student Councll has had a successful and productrve year lt not only has taken care of the usual routme matters but also has gone ahead and assumed more responslblllty than 1n prevlous years A corrldor comm1ttee was establtshed and a system of holdmg back the doors durrng the changrng of perlods was employed Both helped to allevlate the congestron 1n the halls A student cafeterla commrttee took ent1re charge of the d1n1ng room and was glven the Ciuthorlty to handle 1ts own dlscrplmary cases Through the Student Councll several arrangements were made between the A A Board and the Band one whereby the Band mem bers would rece1ve an award for the r serv1ces rendered at the athlet rc events and another whereby the Band would be taken to some of the away games next season By sellrng candy at the football games backlng a spr1ng hop and sell1ng song books and school emblems we were able to balance our budget er Assoc1at1on Student A1d card party Cafe Chantant It actwely advocated the construct1on of school tennls courts and 1t wrote a letter to the School Board urg1ng that thrs be done The Counc1l sent representatrves to two lmportant student meetlngs the Conference of State ASSOCIGTIOH of Student Counclls held at Montclaxr and the Annual Htgh School Leader Conference held at New York Unrversrty For the flrst tlme lnstallatlon serv1ces were held for the new otfrcers The Councll extends to Mr George A F Hay 1tS SIHCGFG apprecl atlon of hls benef1c1al and helpful gurdance tn h1s capactty as faculty advlser to the Councll Th1S years offrcers were Paul Wrnes presrdent Ioan Hughes vrce-presrdent Betty Surbeck secretary Russell Strayer treasurer The Council lent a helping hand in putting on the Parent Teach- 4 79 P T H E A B R O W The lumor Red Cross Ruth Sowter PI'GS1ClGItl lean Ross VICE Pres1dent Helen Meyer Secretary Betty Dav1son Treasurer MISS Nell E Powell Faculty Adv1ser The Iumor Red Cross opened 1lS act1v1t1es wrth a very successful get acquamted party Twenty one of the twenty seven homerooms came through w1th one hundred per cent membershlp th1s year rn the annual Boll Call drrve and our contr1but1ons of seventy two dollars exceeded that of any prev1ous year At Thanksgrvmg twelve baskets and thrrty one dollars were sent at Chr1stmas tlme In the latter part of December we entertarned about trtty chlldren at the Paterson Orphanage 1n true Chrrstmas fashron Also mcluded ln our local act1v1t1es was the entertalnment glven at the Bergen Pmes Preventorrurn Th1s was a great success due to the famous llttle mag1c1an and ventr1loqu1st Ned Hedger who IS a pup1l m George Washlngton Iumor Hlgh School A splend1d puppet show was put on and an orchestra composed of several boys from Rrdgewood H1gh School ac ompan1ed two of our well known tap dancers and also played Our natlonal act1v1t1es conslsted of sendlng menu covers to the sallors on board the Unlted States Shlp PREBLE, Chrlstmas cards and glfts to the veterans of Lyons Hospltal and also valentlne boxes to these same veterans ln cooperatlon w1th the other Iunlor Red Cross groups 1n Pudgewood tlfty dollars was contrlbuted to the NGt1OHGl Chlldren s Fund Thls fund IS used 1n a1d1ng chlldren 1r1 dlstressed areas throughout the world loseph Shanaphy our delegate to the Natlonal Conventlon 1D San Francxsco mtroduced 1nto Rldgewood H1gh School the ldea of securrng volunteer blood donors Th1s blood 1S used to make serums whlch 1n turn are 1n1ected 1nto people sufferrng from certam dlseases THE ARROW 4230? to various needy families and twenty baskets and titty-four dollars 8 Chapel Program Commlttee Though new th1s year the Chapel Program Comrruttee IS a thr1v 1ng organ1zat1on One of 1lS pr1des 1S that there has been a program every Fr1day thlrd p9IlOd 1n Splle of 1llness and m1sunderstand1ngs The members have been hard work1ng and 1nterested and 1t one may Judge from attentlve aud1ences and scattered comments they have pleased most ot the pup1ls most of the t1me The comm1ttee was shaped up when a group of people who had expressed 1nterest were gathered together by Mr Hay at the end of last year The f1rst few programs for th1s year were planned The group declded how the comm1ttee would be run and elected Ledyard Hazelwood as temporary chatrman Th1s year br1ght cmd early the hrst off1c1al meet1ng was held All 1nterested were 1nv1ted and lean Kelly was elected charrman Later 1n the year Iean Ross became v1ce pres1dent The meet1ngs have been held every th1rd Wednesday Some one on the comm1ttee takes charge of each program Tak1ng charge means workmg Wllh the sponsor 1f 1t IS a school feature seemg rehearsals correspond1ng W1th the pald enterta1ner and announc1ng the t1n1shed product At meet1ngs the calendar lS t1lled 1n and the programs already QIVGH are carefully cr1t1c1zed Members are accorded the rare pr1v1lege ot bemg able to attend all presentat1ons As we were determlned not to have the proverb1al h1gh school lecturer as I look 1nto your br1gl'1t and sh1ny faces etc and not to degenerate 1nto present1ng anythmg s1lly or baby1sh the programs were d1str1buted so that there was both the gay and the ser1ous school and outslde talent Included rn the l1st of thls year s successes are the faculty presentat1on the beaut1tul Chnstmas program by the ChO1fS Dr Hart an em1nent young peoples speaker Dr Hoadly the bl1nd man and Alma hls dog the CII'llSl1C Easter program and the SUIDTISG sw1ng sess1on that seems to be becomlng trad1t1onal The Band Gnd Orchestra the Dramat1c Club entertamments and the rhetor1cals are st1ll h1gh 1n popular1ty THE ARROW 1 1 ' I 1 1 1 - , . 1 1 11 . . . 11 1 I ' w.. 1 1 . . . . 1 - 1 . . 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 Orchestra The Rldgewood Hlgh School Symphony Orchestra under the capable d1rect1on of Donald K Cook IS one of the most actlve organ1 zattons ot the school Not only does 1t play on alternate Chapel programs W1th the Band but rt plays 1nc1dental musrc at a great many occasrons outs1de of school Dunng the year tt comb1ned several tlmes Wlth the A Cappella Cho1r to prov1de an entlre mus1cal program tor the student body Su1table mus1c formed the atmosphere tor the 1mpress1ve Chrlstmas Carol SGTVICS sung by the Cholr Each year members of the Orchestra are sent as representatrves to the New Iersey All State Orchestra whlch hold 1lS annual conven t1on at Atlant1c C1ty Th1s year the well known lose Iturbr was the conductor The All State Orchestra also part1c1pated 1D an Orches tra Forum 1n New Brunswlck where George Dasch d1st1ngu1shed composer arranger was the guest conductor Those members of the orchestra who took part were Betty Wells t1rst v1ol1n Betty Burdette second vrohn and Walter Peterson bassoon Several more members made a very mtegral part of the Bergen County MUSIC Festlval held 1n the spr1ng of the year The spr1ng concert 1n whlch the Band and Orchestra were comb1ned was the outstandlng event ot the year The se1ect1ons were chosen by Mr Cook and Were carefully prepared so that the true ab1l1ty of the Orchestra was presented The program rncluded THE SLEEPING BEAUTY WALSE by Tscha1kovskY MIRELLA OVER TURE by Gounod the Adante Cantablle movement of the Schubert Symphony 1n D mrnor and an unpubl1shed manuscrlpt of Mr George Trrnkaus entltled SINEONIETTA, played for the tlrst txme After a busy aind successful year the Orchestra concluded 1ts season by playlng for the Baccalaureate SGIVICG THE ARROW 482i 1 - 1 1 1 - I . 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 , . I - 1 , . 483i Band The Rldgewood Hlgh School Band has successfully completed another mus1cal year For seven consecutlve years Donald K Cook has dlrectecl the R H S Bands Durtng the football season last fall the Band attended every home game and demonstrated 1ts versat1l1ty by perform1ng many 1ntr1cate letter formatlons Whlle playmg between the halves Paul W1nes the Band s tw1rl1ng drum malor entertamed the football fans every Saturday w1th h1s excellent tw1rl1ng performances w1th one and two batons BGS1d9S alternat1ng wlth the Orchestra for prov1d1ng the Chapel programs w1th muslc the Band gave an assembly program for each of the local Junlor hrgh schools Early mn Aprll was held the seventh annual lnstrumental Concert The latter half of th1s program was devoted to the selections of the Band The followmg numbers were presented FELD CORNET OVERTURE URBANA OH MORNING STAR FRIMLS FAVORITES and Iohn P Sousas ever popular march SEMPER FIDELIS to Whlch Paul W1nes twlrled ln the dark wlth llghted batons Th1s year the members of the Band wtll re QIVQ recogn1t1on for the1r worthwh1le work The Junlors and senrors w1ll TGCGIVG pms wh1ch w11l be donated by the Athlenc Assoc1at1on For the f1fSl ttme IH the h1story of R H S Band spectators have observed two glrls ln the organlzatlon They are Mary and Alyce Ouxnn who play the French horn and saxophone respectlvely Many of the outstandlng muslclans ln the Band wrll be lost to the organzzatlon through graduat1on The graduattng members tn clude Paul W1nes Lmcoln Schulze Walter Peterson Edw1n Ktlbourne Walter Wadsworth Robert Hopper, R1chard Henze Andrew Scott Donald Bundy Frank Whrte and Henry Wadsworth THE ARROW 1 . 1 . . . , 1 ' 1 1 . . , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . 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C . . . , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - Cappella Chou' Under the capable d1rect1on of MISS Florence Waller the A Cappella Cho1r has completed one of tts most 1nterest1ng and success ful seasons Thts year s ChO1f has been an especlally well balanced group A well balanced chotr tn reference to voxce parts IS not always easy to tmd because of the scarcrty ot tenor votces 1n hrgh schools The Cho1r cons1sts of tltty VOICES wtth Margaret LeRoy and Helen McLaughl1n as the accompantsts ln November elght members of the Cho1r sang tn the New lersey All State Hrgh School Chorus for the New lersey Teachers Convent1on held at Atlant1c C1ty They had the great pr1v1lege of s1ng1ng under the baton of lose lturbl famous p1an1st and conductor One ot the blggest programs of the school year the Chnstmas concert was presented three tlmes twrce for htgh school audtences and once at nlght tor the publ1c The tradrttonal rel1g1ous sett1ng candle lrght processlon and the gownea members ot the Cho1r all added greatly to the beauty and d1gn1ty ot the servxce At Easter the Cho1r served as a background for a drama presented 1n the Chapel The A Cappella Cho1r was stgnally honored thls year by bemg asked to represent the state of New Iersey at the Nattonal Mustc Supervtsors Conference held 1n St LOUIS MISSOUTI However c1r cumstances prevented the Cho r from partlctpatmg rn th1s event ln add1t1on to regular programs glven tn Chapel the Cho1r has presented programs at Dumont Hlgh School and at the State Choral Festtval held m Trenton On May 12 some of the ChO1T parttcrpated ln the Bergen Passa1c County Festlval d1rected by Clayton Stevens of Passatc On May l4 tttteen members of the ChO1f attended a choral cl1n1c held at Fort Lee The mght of May 6 marked the annual sprmg concert Wtth the Cho1r turmshmg a large portton of the mus1c As usual the Chou' sang at the baccalaureate and commencement servtces thus endtng a very sattsfactory mustc season THE ARROW l 4841 1 . 1 . . ' I I . 1 . , . 1 1 1 1 - 1 - I - 1 . 1 . . . . . . , . , ' 1 . 1 - 1 1 GlF1xS Glee Club Student Commlttee Second ChO1F Gtrls Club W1th Lots Brenner as presldent Barbara Lamb as v1ce presrdent Mary lane Telfer treasurer and Barbara Houchrn secretary Glrls Club completed another wholly successful year Some of the fall meetlnqs consxsted of a Halloween party Northfreld Nlqht an 1nsp1rat1onal recoqnmon servxce and a faculty tea The wmter meetlnqs opened w1th the Mother and Daughter banquet headed by the Junlors Followmq th1s came evemnqs of d1scuss1ons speakers and stunt mahts One of the most 1mportant funct1ons was the cabaret 1n February lt was called Altce 1U Wonderland and was run by the senlors lt was more popular as well as more successful f1nanc1ally than ever before The sprmq season started w1th the annual Father and Daughter banquet at wh1ch the sophomores pres1ded The club was a quest at a Jo1nt party a1ven by the H1Y for the l1fSl t1me and tt proved very successful A Proaressrve Dtnner was followed by a May Day Vesper SGIVICS Th1s was followed by the annual May Formal on the 20th and a faculty p1cn1c on the 23rd Formal mstallatron of new off1cers on May 27th closed the years act1v1t1tes THE ARROW 486i 1 ' 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 , . , . 1 1 - . 1 11 . . r 11 . ' 1 1 1 . 1 1 487D H1 Y Club One of the most act1ve groups that has ever met under the H1 Y banner rall1ed to the leadersh1p of Pres1dent Robert Van Slaars and the Club AdV1SGT Mr Frank Foley and ralsed th1s years club to the glory that the group used to know The tact that 1nterest ln the H1 Y was at a low ebb couldnt be den1ed last spr1ng when school closed Attendance was low and 1rregular and needless to say enthuslasm was n1l But thlngs took a turn for the better th1s year Through a SGIIGS ot educat1onal soc1al and recreat1onal programs lnterest was rev1ved 1n the group and correspondlngly attendance and enthus1asm Jumped ln add1t1on to Bob Van Slaars the cablnet 1ncluded R1chard Henze and Donald Terhune VICE pres1dents Nelson Lord treasurer and lack D1nsmore secretary Among the act1v1t1es were a talk by Ch1etofPol1ce Tremper a tr1p to the Ford plant a tour of Rad o Clty a recorded Swmg SESSION a party for the G1rls Club and talks by Mr Mease of the Y and the Reverend Cec1l B Der1van The annual H1 Y Football Banquet whlch was one of the h1gh l1ghts ot the school soc1al year was opened for the f1fSl tlme to glrls A large number attended and there was danc1ng after the d1nner wh1ch was attended by many of the town s notables Stanley Kay won the annual award ot a gold tootball tor good sportsmansh1p on the squad R1dq9WOOd also played host to the other H1 Y Clubs 1n the V1c1n1ty at a conference Follow1ng a day of emoyment at the Y there was a gala banquet at the Elks Club Together w1th the G1rls Club the H1 Y w1ll present the annual graduat1on dance ln lune The sen1or members of the club were Robert Van Slaars R1chard Henze Paul WIDGS W1ll1am Tabbert Stuart Walker Andrew Scott lack Hopper, Robert lohnston and W1ll1am D1keman Heres hop1ng that next years group w1ll further the betterment of the club THE ARROW 1 . . . 1 1 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 , . . . 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M 2 f M . x CLASS CLASS nter atlonal Club Glrls Sport COUDCII French Club ADVERTISEMENTS ROSSO S HYGRADE DELICATESSEN and FRUIT MARKET I A Rdq ood N IAN H BASKL S IOWEST PRICES THE EDITORS Ro ROBERTS CO BARBIZON SHOP p le Wo l THE GRASEKAMP k Road Gle Rok Op osi owor1h's 46 E, Tidqrfwood venue 1 ew , .I. CO. 196 C n C f , i ft? 3 iffitng 'xi fi .141 ' I X1IQ I ' -N :,:1: . '111 .i A 1, 1 4. C C SIMPSON SERVICE STATIONS Inc ESSO DEALERS lwm Avorn Velervhono 6 4345 lllxl by ual' 0 RIDGEWOOD N I RIDGEWOOD AUTO AND TAXI CO I J J S CLEANERS and TAILORS GUI K JEH:NV7A-'Ll EJIRVI We Do Our Own Cleaning 810 South Maple Ave Rldgewood N OJ X ALLING WATERS RUBBER CO Racquets Restrung Iantzen and Gantner Gym Suxts Etc Mann Street Paterson N ADOLPHE S H E R w O O D YOUr HAIR UESJT School ot Se retarlal Traxnsng I75 Market St Pwterson N J NE YEAR cou se Combines college sublects with secretarial studnes Prepares young women for preterrec posxtxons 9 Faculty of umverslty profes sors Hugh school graduation pre requisite Attractuve surroundings rlacem nr servnce 9 New classes now tormlng For bulletm write the Dnrector or dual SHerwood 24242 15 Shender Avenue Ho Ho Kus N ll- Jlpu Peru r D For appointments Call Rldqewood S 6133 I ' ' Tel. Rl lqmvuml 8 'IP'-, U. . i',f9'. -' 'G '. , 'ft I . J. ll' gl l ,:. 2 ,ll4?l'lPllI,llF? -35116 ...'1pf- mul ll RJ nl 'll-rl ,phone 6-fi'4V ' ' - ' ' IAQ It MA Tlllflli SfJlllfJlllll 3lll5 mf Ilw - ' TENNlS RACQllE'lnS anal .3UPPl.llffl Pluxmff Hlllqwwc f fl C lttlrlll 131 - I . I R . ff. TQLR j l' Adf ' , Y '1 wr. 'JY-2 Fl :mr :1 l, Lfrzz '- - - - - l fxnl flfie 11' jf 5 Ci 1, Qsfrimm Pf1otoff1'c1pf1u's NIXX O zczal PhotoH1'cLpf1C1's to The Arrow 1938 I 1 I I I I Q A X1 ' A' I f ifk ff ff fe , , cb L ifli I-III-'III .XI N 'I Q ' ' I I7 O I tt Julmg 5 tttttwgttg BOROUGH HALL DIVISION COLLEGE of ARTS and SCIENCES Dgy ond Evenmg courses leodmg to BS Prepgrohon for tecrchmg crcodemlc courses 11'1 l-hgh School cmd preporohon tor Low Optometry Podrotry Vetermcrry etc Summer Sesslon May 31 and Iuly 5 Fall Term September 15 SCHOOL OF LAW Three yectr doy or four yeotr evenmg course leodmg to degree LL B Post groduote course leodmg to degree IS D or LL M Summer Sesslon Iune 20 Fall Term September 19 SCHOOL of COMMERCE Day or Evemng courses leodmg to degree B B A or B S 1h Economlcs for Hlgh School Teochmg ond ln prepcrrohon for Low School ond Certtfred Publlc Accountant eXorr11r1ot1ons Fall Term September 19 COLLEGE of PHARMACY y cucuug to ueglee D O 111 PI GQDCIICIUOI1 IO1' FIICIT mctcy Medtcme Drug Chemlcol cmd B1OlOQ'1CCI111GldS Fall Term September 19 ReglS11'Ql' 96 Schermerhorn Street Brooklyn N Y Telephone TRxcmg1e 5 0150 6 9 Q O 9 Summer Session: Iune 6. 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' ' ' B' - I I I ' THE SAVAGE SCHOOL Wrll move on Iuly 1 1938 to rts larger modern hreproof NEW BUILDING at 454 West 155th Street New York N Y convenient to all trcxnsxt lmes The school offers an accredxted three year 1 l of mcreatxon health and physlcal eduratmn Establlshed 49 Years ataroq upon request Employment Bureau for students and graduates Address until Iuly I 1938 308 WEST 59th STREET NEW YORK N Y PACE INSTITUTE Cultural Occupational Courses The drploma programs of day school and ex Lmn school studx tall auredlted DCIJHIIIHCIIIQ mglude the folluwmg ACCOUNTANCY AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ACCOUNTANCY PRACTICE CC P A I CREDIT SCIENCE ADVERTISING AND MARKETING SELLING AND MARKETING SECRETARIAL PRACTICE ADVANCED SHORTHAND SHORTHAND REPORTING IC S R I A Junior or Senior hnzh school student may L lntmu x In n u ne lmeattr nghsx I 14, ntlnul and lm pluul t 1 III I ACE STL DFINT uH1c11l1nn,mne flace In txtuie A copy nf the lent-rxl llulletm and OCLUDHLIOHHI booklets wxll lm sunt upon request PACE INSTITUTE THE QUALITY SHOP Ho Ho Kus N I KAY DUNIHILL I-IUBRITP NELLIE DAN and IUNIOP LIQJE PDO YS Lzraluatlon Grits are mernomll gts that lrequtntly last a llfetnne From lDl'1ll1CIITl flawless Dmmonfis t Prns Bracelets Charms and accurate Watches You w1ll tmd a plerxtrful selectlon t tl store where your school rmq comes fr 1 WEBER The Watch Man IEWELER and OPTOMETRIST 36 East Rrdqewood Avenue Accessorxes Tlres Reparrs RIDGEWOOD CYCLE Iver Iohnson Columbla Pxerce B I C Y C L E S liable m Your Oli Buy: 144 East Rxdgewood Avenue Phone EJQSS3 OKERLUND THE RIDGEWOOD HARDWARE CO Inc Wholesale and Retail THE BIG STORE S13 E Rrdqewood Ave Rrdqewood N I Phone Rldqew ocl 6 OlU8 U bf ' . I - , A I fs C lt V X. . . . - 1 nurse prepannq hiqh school graduates to be f'lf'lf9lS . . ' , H , ' I ' Q ' ' lt- nrt: , . . I E 4 r , 4 ' f ' ' , ' . in ' , . T fr l ' ' ' ' a re . C ' ' - ' ' on , , : . . . . W . T l ,, H, W, ,H , , --M -----4 - -- - Y ff- 5 . vi ' rr A - v ' -- ' P ' Y ' : . . hy the New York State l'.Ill1l'ZlI1Ol1 - , I : vf - v . 4 ' 'uf- . . 0. l X f ff - -. C. I I I .I ' nmk- 1- 4 'L-st-rv: 441 I' clgnss plu- tu luv :avn'lzll f - I xrlunl gmrIu:1tin1 Cno - ohl fz ' I : '- on mailing lis of 2' 'QA- . z':.' ul . . . ,, ., s . I 1 ,X Y I ' o , . . Pudgewoocl Secretarlal School ALso KNOWN AS Slmlmrln wc Wwe lOO NGRTH MAPLE AVENUE RIDGEWOOD Teaches Qulckly cmd Well All bublects thot qo wlth CI Good Secretorlol o Busmess Educouon cmd Helps Froduotes to Oban Posmons Unprepcxredness For Busmess RlSkS Fcnlure Preparcztlon Guarantees Deserved Success PREPARE NOW' PREPARE PROPERLY' PREPARE WELL' E I ll lx , li ll 1. l E A ., le A - A A of l S l C N Q l L l ,N.l. A ' ' ' I DOTTY IANS V1 TCR RL OHDS Where Good Food and Good Fnends Mee! I F BURNETT :Sf HILLMAN Inc COAL FUEL OIL COKE COAL STOKERS OIL BURNERS SERVICE YOUNG 61 BORTIC Phone Rldqewood 64700 QUGIIIY Dependcrblhty Serwce for 49 Years THE GREENERY E9 DM CORSAGES Stu IGI Il THE WALK OVER SHOE SHOP For the Entlre Fumlly IACOBUS BOOT SHOP C 1 J N WIQU THE HOME BAKERY -I 'x If w v I r 1.1 01 Known for Quclxty U In 1 PARAMUS TIRE EXCHANGE Master Servxce Slahon L A PCAJJICII cmfl NTISSICT. Nazi 11 I ' W U Y In -I Vvuvr- 1'-lf JAH STREET .. .HAIINLSQ :ff .J :x I - 1 PII i':f'vJwuf1 E THU? x C. Q SIRIfI l ffl--1-tin tlzf T's1Uf:1f'f' KI N XV JRTTTA, E311 rr For All High School Dances 53' EAST RIDGETWOOD AVENUE lip vm. L, V' c Tis U fx Dnllfxr Q FIHGFWTOYD N. I, ' IIV eogwu 31511 fx, ix-.wir ' ' -af ii:-..f' 2-411ur3Ev.'f331 AVHNULL W, M57 RH,4,f-WQUIY, AVEWH ni: GH Q' I, N, I. 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