Ridgewood High School - Arrow Yearbook (Ridgewood, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1939 volume:

-- X sq THE ARRCW Publlshecl by The Class of 1939 Q Q 5 Q I 1 1 21 11 I1 1 1 111' 1 11 1 cw , 1 1 GEORGE A. F. HAY PRINCIPAL RWINI B OMERVILLE LOIS B KNOX DEAN or GIRLS, A M 4 'z L. .VJ ,X ,, A X . . . D ' I. , lfzzialfiiffffliflf If SCHCOLS A 'D .MA 3 Xj6LCbLg,Ly V- O I V I 7 I C III JI I III IS I jyddftgfg I 1I'1 1 II 1 I 111 vi XVI PIII 11f1 I 1 IPIQII IOIQ11 11 111110161 P111 I I1 Ruff-G11x GI I4r11f11Ic1c D 31,0 v1 1110-O1Ruz 1 1 far 1 I1w111 W S11 1' 111e1 F 3 up IJC 5 T C L c XII :E ff111,,- ,lfigii I.f1111fI XX, I-111'i1 '1.1'1 G. 51f'13:'11 Qs Q M5 BETH 'w 1i111c1v A11'1f1.'1 'II IIffIef1 I1fI f'1111f I111111O EQII 11:'1I11I1 IN :IIf1 1:1 vII E. B21:Q'I11 i XXII I fv1a2I1eg1.Ti 1I 1111A IQI1',, Eg ' M 1 f11.' Ii1T1I119'1-f1t:11:111 IIff111w1tX.Q1Vif'1'1 'I1111yIi1,I:. -1.1111 I11111v11l'X,O11:11 I I11 B1 ,Il.1III 'w'17:1Itf'1 B1O1:.1 EIIQ5 D. B 'LWI1 I .7 , IVI. IDCZIIZ 611.3 I Illiii? Er'fw11 I , P1191 IP111' I I K, 'Q 'Hi I3If?IIII I3 II1111,fi-111'f1' I Illl II. 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The wise few, however took time to lay their plans well, and today tnev have progressed much farther than the others. Gradually we have all seen the necessrty for the plannrng of our future and most of us are now usrng the re-rnarnder of our educatron to better advantage For next year most of our plans lead us rn dtfferent dwre trons Up to thrs trme we have been layrng foun Jatr ns al of them fundamentally the same Those uf us who worked hard and mrxed the concrete well wrll frnd the future golng easy The others however who burlt therr foundatrons of blocks wrll frnd that they must spend most of therr trme reparrrng past mrstakes Some of ur plans call for small burldrngs but more often for large ones Whether or not these struc tures wrll be completed rests wholly wrth each one of us Therr qualrty and beauty rs dependent solely upon each bu lder Although all of these butldrngs wont turn out to be Ernprre States lets hope that every one fulfrlls rts purpose DICK IUNGE Lt 5 0306 lf we subtract the l7 years that rnost of us have whrled away by now from the 59 that rnsurance compantes tell us constrtutes an average lrfe span we frnd qurte srrnply that we have a scant 42 years remarntng rn whrch to conquer the world 42 years rn whrch to lrve Yet how many of us wrll Haste thos precrous few years flounderrng about rn a sea of lrstlessness and 1ndecrs1on'P How many of us w1ll oe content to let those 42 years lead us where they wrll and make no real effort to really lrve them? oertatnly there are some but let each one of us srrve desperat lv not t fall rnto that class frcatronl fullest to frll each hour or bet r each mrnut of the day wtth actrvrty both mental and physrcar Lets vow to lrve an alert and vrtal lrfe rn wh ch we thrnk and act plan and dream see and hear and above all enroy every second of our alloted lrferme' To the one who lrves the m st lrfe wrll naturally mean the most There rt rs spread out refore us all f l1fe tts ours for the taktng and We may a e LL rn any quanuty desrred Of ourse no ne ould ever be expe ted t experrence all of lrf s tnrrlls bu n one 1S ever gorng to stop the ne wh tr es' D LEONARD 7 . , ' ' e 4 , ,, , o , J 4 1 e A O ' i ' ' . Let's vow to ourselves to frll the cup of lrfe to its , ' , ' te T e, I I l . O , t y A o ' , - - ' ' o A A t k ' l' ' . c o A c ' c 'o ' e'- ' A , t o ' ' c o o t c. HERBERT HARRIGAN SE RETARY RIOHARD IUNGE PREQIDENT ROY CONIN SWOOD REASURER DOROTHY EASTON vr EPREBIDI-:NT RICHARD LEONARD EDITOR IOHN C ACKERMAN Ackte MONTCLAIR Intramural Baseball 2 3 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Spanrsh Club 4 I go to concert party and ball What protrt rs rn these? THOMAS I ADAMS Thom HAMILTON nd 2 3 Or hestra 2 3 Ftrs Orr Specator tgh Trmes 4 Arrow Black Flammqo 3 Outward ound 4 ramatrc Club 4 HIY 4 Student ouncll 2 Student ommlttee 2 3 4 Town Council 4 Bergen County Orchestra Z Bergen County Chorus 3 Far off hrs comrng shone HAROLD ADAMSON a RYAN SCHOOL OF AERONAUTI S Rrtle Club 2 There rs a t1me for spealcrng and a tune for bemg strll CONSTANCE AGNELLO Aqqre SECRETARIAL S I-IOOL Trmes Business Staff 4 A happy heart goes all the day IEAN ALLISON Ieame UNDE IDED Dramatrc Club 2 French Club 3 Glrls Glee Club 3 Senzor Chorus 4 Gxrls Club 2 3 4 Semor Girls Rhetorrcals 4 Easter Program 4 How krnd she was How true she was NORMAN ANDERSON Mac BUSINESS Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Oh how full of brrars IS thxs workmg day world AUGUST CHARLES ANTON Gus Iunror Play Commlttee 3 In ramural Boxing 2 3 4 Intramural Bas ketball 2 3 Football 2 3 4 Hrs enemles shall lrck the dust RICHARD I APOLANT D ck BUSINESS rrow 2 Radio ub 3 4 Iunror Play 3 Dramauc lun Serucr Prom 4 Senror Play 4 I understand equatrons both the szmple and guadratrc Ba , , , 43 c , , , 41 ' t Ch ' , 3, 4: t 3: H' ' : 4: ' z H B p D ' , 5 Y , 3 C ', , 3, 4: H l Girls' Club, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 3, 4g Glee Club Concert, 3, 4, High V. P. I. A H, 7 A Cl , , 7 ' , : ' C' l, -lj ,. , I . . :lin ARROW 4135 MARY E APPERT Appie UNDECIDED Girls Club 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Dramatic Club 2 3 4 Archery Club 2 Intramural Soccer 2 3 Basketball 2 Town Council 3 4 lf Ive been merry what matter who knows? ERNEST E ARMSTRONG Bud DARTMOUTH H1Y 2 Fall Track 2 Varsity Track 3 4 A A Salesman 4 Arrow Salesman 3 High School League 2 3 4 Senior Cabinet 4 Varsity Soccer 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Intramural Football 2 He is wmdmq up the watch of his wit By and by it will Strike ELEANORE ARNOLD Elecmore BUSINESS Basketball 2 Baseball 2 3 Girls Club 2 Senior Cholr 4 Senior Chorus 4 Phys1calTra1n1nq EXhlb1IlOl'1 2 Not over serious not too qay GEORGE ARNOLD IR Snuffy Ir BUSINESS Library Club 2 3 4 Luncheon Club 4 Dramatic Club 2 Book Week Contest A light heart lives long IOHN F ARNOLD Biq Iohn CORNELL Student Council 2 Town Council 3 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Tenms 4 Cafeteria Committee 4 High School Church Leaque 2 Common S9359 In an UYICOIHITIOII d6QI'9G CAROLE AYRES ee COMMERCIAL ART SCHOOL Archery 41 Sewing Exhibit, 47 Girls Club, 2 3 45 Riding Club 3- Art Exhibit, 47 Tennis 3 4. A niqht was never made for sleep. RONALD C. BADGER Badge EMBALMING SCHOOL Iunior Prom Committee, 35 Hi-Y, 25 Camera Club, 2. A man who would make so vile a pun. MARGARET BAKER Peg COLLEGE Girls' Club, 2, 3, 45 Iunior Red Cross, 2, 4. A daughter of the qods. C! 6'L:5:5 7 QVLLOI' PATRICIA BATHMANN a IRENTON DTATE TEA HERs OOLLEGE Archery lub 2 3 Baske ball 2 3 4 Soccer 2 3 4 Dramatlc lub 3 Grl club 4 Spar ouncrl Treasurer 4 Sewrnq Exhrbrt 3 4 Hockey 4 bwrmmmq 3 4 lnteqrlty health s undness to the full I-IARLEQ BEDIN FIELD Chas OLLEGE Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Spectator 3 Hrqh limes 4 A heart to re olve a head to corrtrrve ani a hand to exe u e KARELINE BEIIEN Beyeney ART S HOOL uxrs ub 2 3 4 Gul Manner 2 Iunror la s Play ommu ee benror la s Play ommrttee 4 Se ond ,hour 4 Glrls Glee luh 4 Semor Prom ommrr e 'l He who hath an art hath everywhe e a part LOUISE KNIGHT BELCHER Wuz VVELLEQLEY urrls lub 2 3 bemor Chcnrman 4 Orchestra 2 3 Ftrst Oholr 4 Student Councll 4 aharet aharrman 4 Iunror and Senror Prom Music ommlttees Phrlathea 3 4 Berqen County O che tra 7 3 Tolf lub 2 3 Iurnor Cabrnet 3 Tennrs 3 4 No qems no gold she needs to wear She shmes rntnnsrcally fair HELEN BERNER Helen Rroerzwooo sr RETARIAL s Hoot rr s 1 2 ecaor rrow 1 1 rmes Wrth nahce toward none with charity for all LEDTER R BESSELL Lester OOLUMBIA Orchestra 2 3 4 Bqwlmq 4 acunty Orche tra 2 I would be III nd to all The foe the fr1 ndle s HELEN BEST Bestle RIDGEWOOD SEQRHTARIAL S HOOL Rrdmq lul 7 3 Orchestra 2 3 4 Iumar Prom Commrttee 3 GIIIS 2 4 ArtExh1b1t 3 Tenm lub 3 Hockey 2 Baseball 3 Lunche rr lub 4 Semor Hop commrttee 4 lt s wzser bemq good than had ROBERT O. BETTD Buqs BUSINESS a ella O sir, 1 Secon cir, : Ban , I, . Friendship is a sherterinq tres. Tl-IE 4145 ARROW 415 MARIE BINCHI Bmk BUSINESS Sewrnq ExhIbIt 2 3 4 Grrls Club 2 Baseball 2 Hockey 2 Lunch eon lub 4 Lrbrary Club 4 Yet too Innocent to blush BRUCE H BODE Steve UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA Intramural Basketball 3 Red Cross Play 4 International lu 4 Cerman lub Treasurer 4 Second Chorr 4 A Cappella Ion GIPIFIIU Inmlttee 4 Town Council 4 Lrbrary Staff 4 Wrth the sunllqht of good cheer GEORGE BOLDING Bud OLLEGE Iayvee Football 3 Varslty 4 Iayvee Basketball 3 Varsity 4 Varsrty Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball Captam 4 Play play up and play the game HOPE BOLTON Hopey SECRETARIAI. SCHOOL Drarnatrc Clrb 2 3 Grrls Club 2 3 4 Tennrs Club Men are queer creatures I lrke men YVONNE K BOURSAULT Yvonne IUNIOR COLLEGE Archery Club 2 3 4 German Club 3 4 Rldlllq 4 Grrls Cub 2 4 She wa a qrrl of quret ways VIRCINIA S BOWN Glnny UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA ntrrrnural Soccer Basketball Baseball 2 3 4 Cwrrls 2 Lrbrrry lu: 2 Dramatlc Club 3 Senror Prom Ticket ommrtte la s Day ornmrtte 4 Grrls Sports Councrl 3 4 Vrce Presrdent I GIII Manner 2 Anfl she drd love the sp rt DORIS BOYLE o MODELING Gtr la 3 4 Spectator 3 I-hah Trmes Theres fun In everythrng ROLLIN T BREWER ROIIIH UNDECIDED Intramurrl Baskeball 4 International lub 4 Whats the use of worryrnq It never was worth whrle 6L:5:5 QVLLOI' CHARLES L BROWN Brownle UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA Iayvee Football 2 Varsxty 3 4 layvee Basketball 2 Varsxty 3 4 Varsrty Baseball 2 3 4 Student Councll 2 3 Homeroom Chalrman 3 O he srts hlqh In all the people s hearts IANE YOUNGS BURROWS ane DUKE UNIVERSITY Soccer Club 2 lnternatlonal Club 3 4 Badmlnton 4 Archery Club 4 Baseball lub 4 ounty Play Day 4 Studrous of ea e and fond of humble thmqs CHELTA BUTLER Chelta SE RETARIAL SCHOOL Grrls Club 3 4 By the work one knows the worker AUDREY MILDRED CAMPBELL Lrttle Audrey KATHERINE GIBBS Dumont Hrqh 2 Outward Bound MakeUp Commrttee 4 Gxrls Club 4 Baseball 4 Lmps where smrles went out and In ETHEL CLYDE CAMPBELL Shaver SPENCE SCHOOL GIIIS Club 2 3 4 Cabaret 4 Semor Play Se-lectlon Commrttee 4 Spectator 3 I-hgh Trmes 4 Semor Prom Publicity Commrttee 4 Smcerrty qrves wma to power EVELYN CANDISKY MCDOWELL S HOOI. OF COSTUME DESIGN Intramural Baseball 2 Sewmg Exhzbrt 2 3 4 The best In llfe I laughter MARIORIE DODGE CARR Marge RIDGEWOOD SECRETARIAL SCHOOL Archery 2 A row 2 3 4 Spectator 3 Hxqh Trmes 4 Chapel Program Ccmmrttee 3 4 Glrls Club 2 3 4 L1brary Club 2 French lub 3 Cabaret Publlcrty 4 Outward Bound Trclcets 4 A smrle for you and dlmples too CHARLES I. CATANZARO Catz BUSINESS layvee Soccer, 2, 37 Varsity Soccer, 4. Well then once in my days I'll be a madcap. Tl-IE 416D I ARRCW 417 IOHN CHANDLER I hnnY ANTIO H 2 3 aotnet 4 at st 3 unto ay A ststant Manager 2 3 Football Manager 4 Spectator J Htqlf Ttme 4 Arrow 4 A Capella h tr 4 Senior Play cmmrt luntor Prom ommzttee 3 Such toy ambttt n ftnd SUZANNE CHAPMAN ue PARSONS rchery J s C u J art ounrtl Sem r arrnet 4 Dramattc Club 7 Beholdrnq the brlqht rountenan e I truth LOISI CHASE UNDE IDED Archery 3 4 G I b G Gtee lub 3 4 Second otr 3 4 Cabaret 4 Table Tenms 4 Tennrs 3 Drarnattc lb 3 4 Glee lub oncert 3 4 Eatstde Hrqh 2 Student Counctl 5 Swtm mlnq 3 Her votce ts ltke the ev ntnq thru h That smqs on Cessnock banks unseen ADELE CHRISTOPHER rt BUSINESS Intramural Bask tball 2 Sewtnq Exhtbrt 4 A heart wlthout Car STANTON CLIFT Stan UNDESIDED I-Itqh Ttme Ht Y Llberty 5 III every rlow HARRY IOSEPH CONDON Whtzzer PA E INSTITUTE Band 7 4 Student ounctl 4 Cafeterla ommtttee 4 A A Sale man 4 A A Publrclty Commrttee 4 Homer om hatrman 4 S crer What Shall we I rn fry? ROY CONINGSWOOD Butch DARTMOUTI-I la s Treasurer S 4 Footnall 2 Var tv 4 Student ount 4 Stu n mmtttee 4 H1Y Vtce Pre lien 4 Band 2 eerra emmtttee 4 Wtl w lb 2 4 Pr ml mrtttt Town unct rt the purp e wht h n I-c tr na the mv GRAHAM CONKLIN Grahani DARTMOUTI-I Tennis, 2, 3, 45 Span' h Club, 47 ble Tennii 47 Senior Play C rn mittee, 4. Who will wall-: a mil- wi h me alenq lifes merry way? 6L:5:5 0l'LL0l ALLEN CONKLIN YALE Intramural Basketball 3 Senror Forum of Christ Church 2 3 Ping Pong League Y M C A 3 4 Tennis Team 3 4 Senior Play Com mittee 4 Of silence and strength CORNELIA CONSTABLE Corn1e UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE Chapel Program Committee 3 4 G ls Club 2 3 4 Caba t 4 French Club 3 4 Red Cross Z 3 4 Senior Play Usher and Publicity Commrttee 4 High Times Business Staff 4 Girl Mariners 2 A light heart lives long GRACE MARY COOKE Cookre UNDECIDED Class Vice President 3 Cheer Leader 3 Varsity Captain 4 Student Counc1lV1ce Presrdent 4 Student Committee 3 4 Secretary of A A 4 Guls Club 2 3 4 Class Chairman 2 Hostess Chairman 4 Intra mural Soccer Z 3 Baseball 2 3 4 Cabaret Orchestra Chairman 4 Prom Ticket Committee 3 4 Cafeteria Committee 4 Northfield League 4 A motion and a sp1r1t that rmpells Cook1e IIM COOKE Track 2 3 4 Football 2 Boxing 3 4 Whistle and hoe smg as you go COLLEGE HARRISON COOMBS H 2 3 WILLIAMS He kept his thoughts within um H WILLIAM CORDES Cap ITADEL M C Tennis 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 German Club And 1 there care in Heaven? EILEEN COUGHLAN oogqy NURSING State Choir 2 3 4 Girls Glee Club 2 3 4 Dramatrc Club 2 3 4 Mrxed Choir 3 Black Flammgo Grls ub 2 3 4 Ber n County Choir 3 4 A Cappella holr 2 3 4 Cabaret 4 Out ward Bound 4 Senror Prom Commrttee 4 Iunior Prom Committee 3 Irish are a Iarr people THOMAS DUDLEY CRITTENDEN Crjtt PREP SCHOOL Intramural Basketball 2, 3, Baseball, 2 3- Soccer, 47 Cafeteria m. mittee, 45 Track 4. Titles of honor add not to his worth Who is himself an honor to his titles. Tl-IE 4185 A K R R GWBARBARA IANE CROLL Barbie 419i WELLESLEY Refreshment Chairman for Iunror Prom Orchestra Committee 3 Girls Glee Club 3 4 Girls Club 2 3 4 Cabaret 4 Girls Club Cabaret 4 French lub 4 West Side I-hgh School League 2 3 4 Chairman for Class Flowers 4 Her voice IS ever soft CONSTANCE CRORY Comme ST LAUREN E UNIVERSITY West High School l Spencer Port High School 2 Girls Club 3 Cabinet 4 Costume Committee Chairman for Black Flamingo 3 Spanish lub 4 Girls Club Cabaret 4 I shall be like that tree I shall die at the top ALMA CROSMAN Shortie SECRETARIAL SCHOOL Girls Club 2 And made a sunshme ID a shady place MABEL LILLIAN CROWELL Mabel Moomr BIBLE INSTITUTE Basketball 2 3 4 Soccer 2 3 Baseball 2 3 4 AllCounty Play day 4 Archery Club 2 How good to live and learn ROBERT EUGENE CROWELL Bo MUSI Interclass Basketball 3 4 Second h r 4 Arrow Representa tive 4 Brother to a prince and fellow to a beggar WENDELL CROWLEY Snake eye UNDECIDED I-IIY 4 Intramural Bowling 3 4 Table Tennis League 2 3 4 Spectator 3 High Times 4 Football Scrub Manager 2 Cafeteria Committee 4 Nothing of him doth fade FRANK CHARLES CZARNECKI IR Frank UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA Dramatic Club 3 4 The Boor The Valiant 3 ess Club 2 Senior Class Play Committee 4 The very pink of courtesy and circumspectionf' GLORIA DALTON Girlie MODELING S HOOL Senior Prom Committee, 41 Girl ub 2, 3, 4, lun' Prom COXT14 mittee, 3. She was active, stirring, all afire, Could not rest, could not tire.' 66515 VIR INIA DALTON Imme SECRETARIAL S HOOL emor Prom mxttee 4 Glrls Club 2 3 4 lunror Prr om rnlttee 3 Neither too careles nor too sad LORETTA M DAMROW Rettv Sr IOSEPHS HOSPITAL Gnrls Club 2 3 4 Sewrnq Exhrbzt 4 Senlor Prom ommrttee 4 Patrence endurance attameth to all thrnqs MARY LOUISE DARLING Marv SKIDMORE rr S lu 4 For every season she hath dres mqs lrt KATHRYN ELIZABETH DAVISON Betty CONNECTICUT OLLEOE POR WOMEN Fted ross 2 Treasurer 3 Vlce President 4 Hockey 2 3 Baseball S ecaor I-I1 lmes Arrow 4 Girls Club 2 3 4 Cabaret 4 lunror Prom Decoratrons 3 Ho 1S there any Wrll rlde wlth me? in X TED DEAKYNE UNIVERSITY OP WIS ONSIN Student Councrl 2 4 Spectator 3 Hlqh Tlmes 4 Bowllnq 3 Table Tennrs 2 3 4 lnternatronal Club 2 Football Scrub Manager 7 afeterra ommtttee 3 Every man has hx fault and honesty IS hr IEANETTE DE VOE an SE RETARIAL WORK Basxetball Soccer Intramurals 2 Grrl Manners 2 Glrls Club 2 4 Property Commrttee for Black Flamingo 3 Property Ommrttee for Outward Bound 4 Red Cross Play 4 In her tonaue the law of kindness ROBERT DICKINSON Drck BUSINESS How Sweet at IS to rest BETTY IEAN DIKEMAN D549 DANFORTH DUNBAR Rutherford l-Ixqh 2 Girls Club 3 4 Badmlnt n A Irie a presence lrke the arr Scatterrnq thy qladness wrthou care 8 VL L 0 I' his Tl-IE l 420i A . . 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' A ' 'Q ARROW 421D LILLIAN DISHIAN D1shY SHERWOOD SE RETARIAL S HOOL Girls Glee lub 3 4 Girls Club 4 Dramatic lub 3 Hign Times Business Staff 4 Table Tennl u 4 Spring cert 3 r licity ommittee for Black Flamingo 3 Publicity ommittee for Outward Bound 4 heerful looks make every di h a feast OLGA DOBROWOLSKI Olqa BUSINESS rary lub 2 3 The first element of suc ess is de erminartion NANCY LOUISE DOERR Pete UNDE IDED Chatham High School Chatham N I 2 3 Girls Hockey 4 Girls Club 4 Manager Girls Basketball 4 Girls Sport Council 4 Girls Baseball 4 She enters into work and play In the same good natural Jolly Nay DORIS DOSCHER Doris TRENTON STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE Girls Club 3 4 Girls Sports Council 3 4 Basketball 2 4 Soccer 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Hockey 3 4 Spanish lub 4 And her modest answer and graceful air CHARLES DOWNE Chuck U S COAST GUARD A ADEMY Soccer 4 Intramural Bowling 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball .3 Dramatic Club 3 4 Black Flamingo 3 HiY 4 Senior Class Play ommittee 4 I am a great friend to public amusement ELWOOD DREYER HAMILTON International Club, 4. He was wont to speak plain and to tn. purpo' GEORGE FRAME DUNNING Georqe UNDETIDED H'-Y, 4. Ott he went and he growled a tune As he strode the fields along. DOROTHY EASTON o IUNIOR COLLEGE lnterclass Soccer, 2, 3: Black Flaming 3: Outward Bound , : Leaders' Club, 3: Dramatic Club, 4: Interclass Girls' Track Mee, S: Interclass Baseball, 2, 3: Iunior Class Cabinet, 3: Vice President of Senior Class, 45 Town Council, 45 Prom Decroation Committee, 4g Senior Prom Chairman, 47 Girls' Club, 2, 3, 4, Cabaret, 4. The saying that beauty is skin deep is but a Skin deep saying. arid 0l'Llf0l Tl-IE ARTHUR G. EDMONSTON Eddie RENSSELAER POLYTECHN IC INSTITUTE Orchestra, 2, 3, 4. Not over serious. EVELYN ELLIOTT Small FrY FINISHING SCHOOL Dramatlc Club 2 Glrls Club 2 Ever let the fancy roam VIRGINIA ELLMS lmny CORNELL Archery Club 2 3 4 Sewlnq Exhrblt 3 Golf 4 French Club 3 I-Irqh Trmes I-Iomeroom Representative 4 Outward Bound Scenery 4 Senror Prom Refreshment Commlttee 4 Interclass Basketball 2 3 4 Badmmton 3 Wrth courtesy and wrth re pect MELVILLE D FAAS Duck1e PINE MANOR Grrls Club 2 3 4 Golf Club 2 3 4 Hockey 2 Student Councrl 3 I-Ilqh T1m9S 3 lunror Play 3 Senror Prom Commrttee 4 Cafe Chantant 3 Ever ln smlles never dreary always cheerful never weary I OHN FABER ack BUSINESS Baseball 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Intramural Bowlmq 3 EDWIN FAWCETT Ed HAMILTON Busxness Manager I-hgh Times 4 French Club Z 3 4 Scenery for Class Play 3 4 Internatronal Club 2 3 Iumor Prom Commlttee Clean up 2 The world IS too much wrth us DONALD FERBER Don BUSINESS Rifle Club 2 lumor Class Play Scenery 3 I-I1 Y 3 Town Councrl 4 A proper man as one shall see rn a su'nmer s day ANNE SCHUYLER FERGUSON Anne ART STUDENTS LEAGUE Grrls Club 2 3 4 Second Cholr 3 4 County Chorus 3 Gxrls Glee Club 3 4 Chrlstmas Program 3 Easter Program 4 Dramatlc Club 4 Spnnq Concert 3 4 Outward Bound Usher 4 Semor Prom Scenery 4 lrqht hearted and content 422i ., - f. . ,-. . . , , . I , I . I , 1 . . . . I , I . . . : , . ., . . Q .. s . , . . . . 1 , , 7 . 2, ,4. Wh h l ' 9 ence t y earnmq. , , . . . . . , I , I I . .. - . I 1 , I ' . I . - L . 1 I . I . , ' WY . , , . . . . , 3 ' . , I , I , : , I ' ' ARROW LEONARD H FERRIS IR en RENSSELAER Football 2 Radro Club 2 Boy Glee Club 2 Fxrt ho1r 3 4 He doth mdeed show some sparks that are llke wrt GEORGE FIELDER IR Bud UNDL-. IDED Flrst A Cappella hoxr 2 Second Chorr 4 Glee Club 2 I-l1Y Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Spamh lub 4 The wlldest olt make the best horses PHYLLIS E FINE Ph1 HOOD COLLEG o Club 3 Play Txcket 3 4 Gl lub 2 3 4 Ho y Cabaret 4 Basketball 2 3 Surprx ed by 1 y xmpatlent as me wmd ALTHEA FIREHACK Ace UNDE IDED GIIIS Club 2 3 4 Scenery for Outward Botnd 4 Scenery for Black Flammqo 3 Prom ommrttee 3 4 Arow Illu tra or 2 3 Gtrls Club Cabaret 4 A merry heart maketh a cheerful countonanc UNDE IDED F1rstA Cappella Chou 2 3 4 Ba d 2 3 4 Boys Glee lub 2 Bowhnq 2 3 4 A safe compamon and an ea y friend GLORIA IUNE FOX GOIG COLBY IUNIOR OLLEGE Girls Club 2 3 4 Cabaret 4 Second Choir 3 Frrst Choxr 4 Glee Club 3 4 Intramural Soccer 2 3 Baseball 2 3 Hockey 2 3 Basketball 2 3 Soccer Captam 3 Swrmmmq 3 Prom Commtt ee 3 4 Play Commxttee 3 4 Red Cross 3 Sports ouncll 3 4 Rxdmq Thou canst not frown thou canst not look a kance WILLIAM F FRI KE 1 UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA nd 2 3 r hestra 2 3 ounty rche tra 1 Treasurer 4 German Club Presldent 4 lass day ommtttee 4 To eat to drtnk and to be merry IOSEPH DONALD FRIES IR Don CLARK PREP Varsity Basketball 3 Varslty Football 4 Track Squad 3 4 Llfe ts a lest and all thmqs show ll ' . , . L ' C C ' . : T ' , : . : 7 , 3, 4: , 'l G lf , 5 ' s, , .7 ir s' C , , , 1 cke , 2, 37 1' ' C ' , , 5 1' is t , , : ROBERT STEWART EITZ GIBBON Fitz ' ' ' , , , 7 V n , , , 5 ' C , : . C' B'll BG , , , 43 O C , , , 4: C O S , 35 H'-Y, 2, 3, STANLEY FROM Stan UNDECIDED Baseball, 2, 37 Math Club, 2. Silence 1' true w1sdom's best reply A LEO I FULHABER T1nY UNDECIDED Football 3 4 Frtend of pleasure wxsdom s ard ISABEL M GARDNER Belle SWEETBRIAR Golf Club 3 4 Trcket Commlttee Black Flamrnqo 3 Trcket Com mxttee Outward Bound 4 Grrls Club 3 4 Cabaret 4 The enchantmq mrracles ot change CALVIN F GATES Glmp RUTGERS Track Z 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Iuruor Prom Commrttee 3 Semor Prom Commxttee 4 Outward Bound 4 Cafeterra Commrt tee 4 Graduatron Commlttee 4 He chooses h1s own ways IAMES GAYLER 1m PACE INSTITUTE Band 3 4 Bowllnq 3 The man that blushes IS not qurte a brute MARY LOUISE GENDUSA M1Ck9Y TENNESSEE UNIVERSITY OF ART Tech Hlqh School Memphrs 2 3 Red CIOSS 4 Grrl Club 4 Glee Club 4 Decoratlon Commlttee Chrlstmas Program 4 Everythmq about her seemly lres MARIORIE GERRITSEN Marr IUNIOR COLLEGE lnterclass Soccer 2 3 Hockey Z 3 Black Flammqo 3 Scenery Outward Bound 4 Internatlonal lub 2 Prom ommlttee 3 4 Grrls Club 2 3 4 Dramatrc Club 4 Cabaret Scenery Commrttee 4 Her harr a golden coronet ELEANOR MEAD GIBSON Grbbre KATHERINE GIBBS Grrls Club 2 3 4 Dramcmc Club 3 Grrls Hockey Z 3 Prom ornmtttee 3 4 Scenery The Black Flammqo 3 Outward Bound 4 Lrterary Edrtor of Arrow 4 Hlqh Tlmes Staff 4 .B . , . ,, . : ' ' , : 7 A '- . . . ,. , -, , , . . , : Q , : , : , , - f. , , : , , : ' : , ., ,. D . A ,. . 1 1 C . I C , , I . , i . ,. l ,-. . . , A I . . , . , . , , : . , : C ' , , 1 , ' : . en, L The ideal of courtesy, wit, qrace, and charm. ARROW 4255 ALBERT GILLMAN Abble UNDECIDED Rlfle Club 2 Intramural Football 2 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Second Choir 3 4 Track Squad 2 Happy am I from care Im free' Why arent they all contented like me? HAROLD GOLDBERG Goldie UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Intramural Bowling 2 3 4 Intra mural Basketball 3 Y Iunrors 4 I-Iomeroom Secretary 2 Y M C A Intramural Basketball 4 He that has knowledge spares his words DOROTHY H GOOD o SECRETARIAI. SCHOOL Girls Glee Club 2 3 4 First Chorr 4 A deal of deviltry beneath her mxld exterior ROBERT F GOODE Goodie I-IOBART First Choir 2 Second Choir 2 Glee Club 2 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Track Squad 3 Cafeteria Committee 4 And certainly he was a good fellow VIRGINIA GOUGI-I Ginnie SIMMONS eeClub34Glflb234Gl lub234Library u Secretary 4 Girls Hockey 3 Basketball 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Cabaret 4 Scenery Outward Bound 4 The one who is fond of books is usually one of lofty thought and elevated opinions MARILYN GREEN Lynn UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Swimming 4 Riding 4 Iumor Prom and Play 3 Senior Prom and Pay 4 Cafeteria Committee 2 3 4 GI Club 2 3 4 ae Chantant 3 Sports Councrl 4 Your yoyful look excels RAMSEY GRIFFIN Griff PENN STATE Bowling 3 4 HIY 3 4 Interclass Basketball 2 3 4 Y Iuniors 4 Rifle Club 2 Y C A Intramural Basketball 4 Si ence is true wisdoms best reply NATALIE GRIFFIN a WESTERN COLLEGE Girls' Rhetoricals, 2, 45 Black Flamingo , 35 Girls' Club, 2, 3, Cabinet, Cabaret, 4: Senior Class Cabinet, 47 Intramural Sports, 2, 3: Sports Council, 3: Prom Committee, 3, 4g Town Council, Secretary-Treasurer 4. Would I were steadfast as thou art. 61,615 8l'LL0l THE ARTHUR HAGEDORN r PAINTING AND DECORATING Intramural Basketball 2 Var tty Soccer 4 There is silence-deep and silver ELIZABETH IUNE HALL Betty KATHERINE GIBBS Girls Club 2 3 4 Hockey 2 3 Spanish Club 4 Black Flamingo Make up Committee 3 Outward Bound Publicity Commtttee 4 abaret 4 Tennis 3 High School League 3 4 Shes a wmsome wee thing ELSBETH MAY HALLIDAY Betty TUSCULUM Girls Club 2 3 4 Sewing Exhibit 3 4 French Club 3 Secretary 4 Ticket Committee Outward Bound 4 Art Metal Exhtbit 4 Grl Mariners 2 3 Thy desert may merit prar e GRACE MARIE HANN ON Grace UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND Archery 2 3 4 Girl Leaders Club 3 4 Girl Club Z 3 4 Cabaret 4 Chapel Program Committee 3 4 Easter Program 3 4 Publicity Black Flamingo 3 Tickets Usher Outward Bound 4 Publicity Semor Prom 4 A maid of grace and complete maresty RICHARD A I-IARANG Rich UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Interclass Basketball 2 3 Bowlmg 2 4 Football Squad 3 4 Black Flammgo 3 Outward Bound 4 I-I1Y 4 Y Iu ior 4 Y M C A Intramural Basketball 4 I look out toward farther heights MARGARET C HARDENBERGH Marqte STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE OF NEWARK Arrow 2 3 Business Manager 4 Girls Club 2 3 4 Prom Dec orations 3 4 CoCha1rman Scenery for Class Play 3 Stage Manager 4 ArtExh1b1t 3 4 German Club 2 Vice President 3 Class Cabinet 4 Cabaret 4 Scenery Christmas and Ea ter Programs 3 4 Shes here shes there she s everywhere ELIZABETH B HARING Betty BUSINESS Intramural Ba ketball 2 Intramural Soccer 2 Publicity Commrttee for Outward Bound 3 Library Staff 4 High Trmes 4 Arrow 4 Sewlng Exhibit 2 3 Greatness Ines not 1n being strong But 1n the using of strength CORALIE HARNETT Coralie SOUTHERN SEMINARY Basketball Club, 3 4: Soccer 2, 3 4- Girls' Club, 2 3, 4: Cabaret, 4, Red Cross, 3, 4' Chapel Program Committee 3 45 'Arrow Repre- sentative, 4' Cla s Play Publicity Committee 3' Class Play Ticket Committee 4. 'Let us then, be up and doing. 4265 ARR 427D WIAN ICE PARKER HARRIES an SHERWOOD SECRETARIAL S HOOL Grrls Club 2 3 4 Hockey 2 3 Make up Commtttee for Class Play 3 Publlcrty Commzttee 4 Cabaret 4 Tenms 3 Baseball 3 I-hgh School League 3 4 A smrle on her ltps and a twrnkle tn her eye HERBERT HARRIGAN IR Herb DARTMOUTH Bowlmg Z 3 4 Soccer 2 3 4 Arrow 2 3 4 Student Commxttee 2 Secretary 39 3 4 Class Play Publrcrty 3 4 Intramural Basket ba 2 A man hath Joy tn the answer of hrs mouth RAYMOND HARTUNG Ray RUTGERS Varstty Soccer 4 lntercla Basketball 2 3 Bowling 2 3 4 West Srde League 4 Ltttle Frsh are Sweet TED HAVILAN D Pudqe DARTMOUTH Bowlmg 2 Table Tennts 3 Tenms Team 3 4 Outward Bound Once more upon the waters' Yet once more IESSIE GEORGE HEAD ess NEW IERSEY COLLEGE FOR WOMEN Play 3 Refreshment Commlttee for Prom 3 Publrclty Commlttee for Semor Play 4 Hockey 2 l-hgh Times Representattve 4 I-hgh School League 3 4 Revealtngs deep and clear are thtne of wealthy smtles ELIZABETH H HEIDGERD Bee WESTERN COLLEGE Gtrls Club 2 3 4 German Club 2 3 4 German Weddmg 3 Glee Club 4 Town Councll 4 League lor Servlce 2 3 4 Secretary 2 Prestdent 4 Art Club Exhtbrt 3 Class Play Ttcket Commtttee 3 Northtteld 4 Sewtng Exhtbtt 4 She walk rn beauty llke the mght WALTER HEIL Zeke UNDE IDED Asststant Scout Master Troop No 54 Hohokus Intramurals 2 3 And all thats best of dark and bright IANE D HELHOSKI ane BUSINESS Hockey 2 Sewmg Exhrblt 3 4 Lxqht of heart and step was she al 6 6 W ' . : H ' . : ' , , : 4. 1 n x I Spanislr Club, .43 Girls' 'Clu-b,U2,' 3, 4,4 Publicity Chairman, 45' Iinior l IV: ,:'h'h:'..I . ,I A A U V ' . C, : . , - . N l ARTHUR W I-IELMERS r MONTCLAIR Vrce Presrdent Chess Club 3 German Club 3 4 Pmq Ponq Club 3 4 Spectal Effects Black Flamtnqo 3 l'l1Y 3 4 HIY Represen tatwe to State onlerence 4 Srlence IS the element m whlch great thlnqs fashion themselves together GEORGE C HENCKEL IR Bud CORNELL Athletlc Assoclatlon 3 Soccer Z 3 4 Co Captaln 2 3 4 Golf Team 2 3 Intramural Basketball 3 Wrsdom hath bullded her house 4 Bowltnq Club VICTOR D HENSEL IR 1C BUSINESS I-I Y 4 Most lrke a qentleman ELAINE I-IENTZ Elalne UNDECIDED Dramatrc Club 2 3 Gxrls Club 3 Grrls Glee Club Cholr 4 4 A Cappella Polrteness rs benevolence m tntles RUTH HERRMANN Herrme MONTCLAIR German lub 2 3 Secretary 4 Grrls Club 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Semor Play 4 Refreshment Commtttee for Prom 4 Hockey 3 Com mencement Commrttee 4 Yet taught by txme my heart has learned to qlow For others good and melt at others woe ISABEL HINCHLIFFE Patch UNDEIIIDED Grrls Club 2 4 Semor Prom Publlcrty Commrttee 4 Semor Class Play Commrttee 4 Exhrblt Case Commlttee 4 She leaves them wondering rn her wake HOWARD O HITE Hlqqei BOWDOIN Intramural Touch Football 2 Intramural Basketball 3 H1Y 4 Iumor Class Play 3 Spamsh Club 4 West Slde Hrqh School League 2 3 4 Muslc Commrttee Semor Prom 4 A httle nonsense now and then rs pleasant GRETA HOOGLAND Greet RIDGEWOOD SBCRETARIAL S HOOL Grrls Glee Club Z 3 Concert 2 3 4 Second hour 3 F1rstL,ho1r 4 Archery Club 2 4 Sewxnq Exhrblt 3 4 Chrrstmas Proqram 2 3 4 Easter Program 4 e VL L Gentle of speech benefrcent of mrnd THE 428D 1 . 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ARROW 4295 DONALD BARRETT I-IOPPER Hop LAFAYETTE COLLEGE Presrclent Spamsh Club 4 A Cappella Chorr 2 3 4 Publlclty Com mzttee lumor Play 3 Publrcrty Commxttee Semor Play 4 Publlcrty ommrttee Se-mor Prom 4 German Club 3 Mme be the strength of spmt full and free EUGENE HOPPER Hop BUSINESS Band 2 A handful of common sense IS worth a bushel of learmnq BARBARA H HOUCHIN BarbY LASELL Secretary Glrls Club 3 Presrdent Gxrls Club 4 Northfleld Cabaret 4 Student Councrl 2 3 4 Town Councll 3 4 Art Edltor of Arrow 3 4 Co Charrman Scenery for Class Plays 3 4 Charr man of Prom Decoratlons 3 4 Too busy wrth the crowded hour to fear to lwe or dxe IEAN E HOWARD Howre SKIDMORE Soccer 2 Basketball 2 A A Representatwe 2 Sewmq Exhtbrt 3 4 Pubhcxty Commrttee Iumor Play 3 Grrls Club 2 3 4 Txcket Commtttee Semor Play 4 Refreshment Commxttee lumor Prom 3 Costume ommlttee abaret 4 Publlcrty Commxttee Semor Prom 4 What e er she drd was done wrth so much ease IOHN FREDERICK HUF IR Moe LUMBER BUQINESS Iayvee Baseball 2 3 lnterclass Bowling 2 3 4 Varslty Ba eball 4 What fools we mortals be ROBERT HYDE o BUSINESS Track 4 Soccer 3 4 A merry heart doeth qood hk medxcme ROBERT INGERSON o UNDECIDED Let us do or die' GLADYS P IAMES Gladys MADISON I-lbfGfY Club 2 3 Student Lrbrary Councrl 4 Glrls Glee Club 3 Spamsh lub 3 Art Metal Exhrblt 3 4 Nor too studlous nor too glad 61,615 QVLLOI' IEANNEE JOHNSON Johnny SE RETARIAL S HOOL Arrow Typrt 4 The world rs great VICKTOR H IONES V1ck UNDECIDED Iayvee Football 2 Varsrty Football 3 4 Varsrty Basketball 4 Track 3 Bowlmq 2 Intercla s Basketball Champs 2 What rs there to do but be merry? RICHARD IUNGE Pres CORNELL Student Commrttee 2 3 Track 2 3 4 Soccer 2 3 4 German Club 2 Intramural Bowlrnq 4 Town Council 4 Class Presrdent 4 I awoke one mormnq and found myself famous DORIS KANOUSE DOTIS ART SCHOOL Red Cross 2 A Cappella Cholr 3 4 Grrl Glee Club 2 3 4 Second Chorr 3 Glrls Club 2 3 Cafeter1aComm1ttee 4 Cabaret 4 Such sweet compulsion doth rn muslc he WILLIAM B KAVNER KaveY DUKE UNIVERSITY Dramatrc Club 2 3 4 H1Y 3 Bowhng Club 3 AdVGfllS1I'lQ Staff of Arrow 4 Publtcrty Commrttee of Senror Play 4 Cast of lumor Play 3 Red Cross Play They Shall Be Heard 4 Blushmq rs the colour of vlrtue IEAN KELLY Kelly PENN STATE Chapel Program Commrttee 3 Charrman 4 Glee Club 3 4 Second Chorr 4 French Club 3 Spanrsh Club 4 Grrls Club 2 3 4 R cl Cross 2 3 Born wlth a qlft at laughter and a sense that the world rs mad WILLIAM IOSEPH KENNEY oe EMBALMING SCHOOL Track Team 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Intramural Boxmg Be not too tame rrerther ISABELLE KENT Isy BUCKNELL Grrls Club 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Basketball 4 Spectator Staff 3 Hrqh Ttmes 4 Scenery Commrttee of the Semor Play 4 Archery Club 2 Dramatlc Club 3 Publlc Affalrs ommrttee 4 Wrth downcast eyes and wrth modest grace THE 4335 ARROW CONSTANCE KEYS Comme IUNIOR OLLEGE Intramural Soccer 2 3 Art Exh1b1t 3 4 Iumor Prom ommrtte 3 Publ1c1ty Cha1rman Outward Bound 4 abaret 4 Gxrls Clu 2 3 4 Se-mor Prom IIIVIIGIIOH omm1ttee 4 A l1ttle t1me out for laughter w1th her GORDON KEYS Ba UNDE IDED Track 2 3 Interclass Basketball Champ1ons 2 I V Footb ll 2 Varsrty Soccer 4 Bowlrng 2 BOXIHQ 2 lnterclass Baseball 2 I GXISI as I am that IS enough ARLENE ELIZABETH KIDDER Arlene NEWARK TEACHERS COLLEGE Grrls Club 2 3 4 Prom Decoratrons 3 4 Play Scenery 3 4 ae Chantant 3 GIIIS Glee Club 3 4 Arrow Art Staff 3 4 Cabaret 4 Iumor Cabinet 3 Chrrstmas and Ea ter Programs 4 Sewtng Ex h1b1t 3 A tuneful VOICG was heard from hrgh HELEN MARION KIEEER Prlmpy NURSING S HOOL Baseball Z 3 Basketball 2 3 Soccer Z 3 Gray halrs and wrrnkles too may come But a hapoy heart IS always young MARION BERNICE KIEFER Marton GREEN MOUNTAIN IUNIOR OLLEGE Glrls Club 4 Track '7 She laughs wrth a merry mlrth IOHN WILLIAM KIERMAIER ack WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY Student Council 2 3 Semor abrnet 4 Dramatlc Club 2 3 4 S retary 4 Outward Bound 4 The Black Flammgo 3 H Bowl1ng 4 Honor Commtttee 4 Van Ne te Fthetoncals 3 Cha1r man 2 lll never throw dust IH a turymans eyes or hoodwmc a Judge who 1 not OVQYWISQ LILLIAN KIEVIT Archery Club 3 Sewmg Exh1b1t 3 G11'ls Glee Club 3 4 G1rls Club 2 Art Exh1b1t 4 Archery Tournament 3 Gentle 1n Manner ttrm 1n Realtty MODELING SCHOOL PHILIP A KILBOURNE 1 ORNELL Iumor and Semor Class Plays 3 4 Dramat1c Pres1dent 4 Specta or 3 I-hgh T1mes 4 Arrow 4 Program omm1ttee for Prom 3 4 Ouotattons Commrttee 4 Y Bowlmg 2 3 Town Councll 3 4 True WII 1 Nature to advantage dre sed 4 31 P 61,55 8l'lL0l MARY ELIZABETH KING BettY NEW IERSEY COLLEGE FOR WOMEN Orchestra 2 3 4 Grrls Glee Club 2 3 4 Frrst hoIr 3 4 Dramat Cu l ectator 3 I h Trmes 4 Irls 4 ha e Proqram ommrttee 3 CECIIIG Prrze ID Musrc 3 Llbrary Staff 4 Basketball 2 3 The reason fxrm the temperate wrll endurance forsIqht strength and sklll ROBERT FRANCIS KOEHLER Bob GEORGETOWN Football Varsrty 2 3 4 Basketball Varsrty 4 Boxrnq 2 3 4 Track Varsrty 2 3 4 I-Iomeroom Basketball Champrons 2 Band 4 Bowl Inq 2 Orchestra 4 What a man has so much he is sure of CHARLES KRAUSE Bubs ART SCHOOL Football 2 3 4 Track 2 4 Easter and Chrlstmas Programs 3 4 Iumor and Senror Plays Scenery Commrttees 3 4 l am as able and as frt as thou FREDERICK B KROM e ALIFORNIA Columbla Hrqh School 2 3 Tennrs 2 Camera Club 3 Table Tenms 2 3 HIY 4 Bowlrnq 4 Tenms 4 Memly merrrly shall I lrve now STANLEY LAMBERT SIGN UNIVERSITY OE PENNSYLVANIA Red Cross Homeroom Representatrve 4 Spanrsh lub lreasurer 4 I-lomeroom Treasurer 2 Prnq Ponq 3 4 Trs well to be merry NORMA LANNUIER Norm MODELING SCHOOL Spectator 3 Archery 3 Hrqh Trmes 4 Grrls 3 Her eyes shone clear and her dark harr waved RO ER COLBY LAWN PlI'lOCh1O UNIVERSITY OF' Ml I-IIGAN Town Councrl 3 4 lnternatronal Club 4 lass Grit mmrttee 4 League of Natrons ompetmve Exammatron 4 Few thrnqs are Imposslble to drlrqence ani skrll ANE LAWRENCE arte ALFRED UNIVERSITY Dramatrc Club 2 Sewrnq Exhxbrt 2 Grrls lub 2 3 4 Prom D oratrons 3 4 Intramural Sports 2 A constant fnend IS a thmq rare and hard to fIn:l THE 432D ARROW I r 4335 GAYNOR LAWRENSON Gov NEW YORK s 1-rooL or INTLRIOR DE OHATING Hasbrouck Herqhts 2 Grrls alum 3 4 Prom ommrte 4 ufeterra ommrttee 4 abaret 4 Grrls Sports ouncrl 4 ay ommrttee 4 Wrth golden hair and laughter on her l1ps JEAN S LAWTON Ieame ELMIRA OLLEGE Town Councll 4 Dramatrc tolub 2 3 Iumor Prom mnutt e 3 lumor Play Commrttee 3 Grrls lu 2 3 4 Dan e harrman fu oabaret 4 Semor Play Co'nm1ttee 4 Intramurals 2 The very pattern qlrl of qrrls JAMES M LEEFE rm BUSINESS oheer Leader 4 Intramural Basketball 4 German Club 3 Wet Srde League 2 3 A rare good fellow NEIL LEENHER Net UNDE IDED Track 4 Woodshop Exhrbrt 2 3 4 A well bred srlence always at command CONCORDIA LEINNINGER Squeezer RIDGEWOOD SE' RETARIAL S HOOL Orchestra 2 3 4 Grrls lub 3 4 German lub 3 4 None so poor to do her reverence RICHARD HART LEONARD D1ck UNIVERSITY OF WTS ONSIN rrow 2 3 Ed tor 4 H Y 3 President 4 afeterra rrnmrttee 3 4 A srstan Manager Football 3 Town ounctl 2 4 Hlon Tum 4 Spectator 3 Honor ommrttee 4 Student ouncll 9 I Cannot sleep a wrnk NEVADA LINSCOTT tn LARSAN lUNlOR OLLEGE rrs u enror rom Semor Pa unto Prom 3 Hrqh Trmes Representatrve 4 Arrpw 4 Town ounctl 3 League for Servrce 2 3 4 Lo You Here She omes RUTH NAYLOR LIVERMORE Mrke Mom LAIR Grr 2 aolnet a aret St 1 ent ncr G rman luo 2 3 4 ate-terra mmrrtee 4 lumor Prom ommtt e 3 lunror Play ommrttee 3 afe hantan 3 Arrow Salesman 2 Woman the reator of an hour 6L5:5 . 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H ,. !'IfLL0l WALTER FRANCIS LIVINGSTON 3rd Lrver COLUMBIA layvee Football 2 Varslty Football 3 4 Football Captarn 4 Cafe terra Committee 3 4 Student Councrl Presrzient 4 lumor Class Play Chalrman 3 Town Councrl 4 Men have whrtened at your great renown I NELSON LORD IR Nelson OLLEGE heerleadlnq 3 4 Basketball Manager 4 Student Councrl 2 4 Frrst Chorr 2 3 4 I-l1Y 2 Treasurer 3 Presrdent 4 Town Councrl Presrclent 3 4 Honor Commrttee 4 Boys Glee Club 2 I am a part of all that I have met GEORGEI LOVELL Rrtle Club 2 George PREP S I-IOOL And laughter holdmq both 1ts srdes GRACE LOVELL Gay WILFRED A ADEMY Glrls Club 2 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Archery 2 Hockey 3 Baseball 2 3 Badmrnton 3 What IS there to do but be merry7 IANE SINGLETON LUCAS Lukle POST GRADUATE appella h r 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 G1 l ub 2 3 French Club 4 Spamsh Club 4 German Club Srnqrnq she lrfts her full soul up to vlew VIRGINIA LUCAS Gmney BUSINESS Sewrnq Exhlbrt 2 Grrls Sports Councll 3 4 Badmrnton Manager 3 4 Baseball 2 lest and youthful 1oll1ty BARBARA LUDLUM Teedre TRENTON TEACHERS OLLEGE Basketball luo 2 3 4 Archery lub 2 3 Hockey 2 Baseball 2 3 4 Badmrnton 3 4 Never quret never strll Lrfes too short to waste or frll DONALD BOND LUDWIG u STEVENS Football 2 I-l1Y 4 German lub 2 Intramural Basketball 2 Tenms 2 My own houqhts are my Companrons TI-IE 434V ARROW IEAN N ETTE ELEAN OR MacDONALD Mac WELLESLEY Dramatrc Club 2 3 4 Madden Rhe orxcals 2 3 4 Black Flammqo 3 Outward Bound 4 Spectator 3 High Tlmes 4 Cafeterra ommrttee 3 4 Honor Commrttee 4 Red Cross 2 3 A Cappella Cholr 3 Frlled 1 Life s qoblet to the brlrn ELIZABETH FISHER MacFARLAN L1bbY GREEN BRIAR Glrls Club 2 3 4 Iunror Prom Refreshment ommtttee 3 Sem r Prom Publtcnty ommlttee 4 Play T1cketComm1ttee 4 Cabaret 4 A charm attend her everywhere CLIFFORD MACKEY C 1 TRADE S HOOL Track 2 Varsrty 4 Baseball 2 Varslty 3 Few sorrows hath he of hrs own DONALD W MADDOX Mmsk UNDE IDED Soccer 3 4 Var tty Soccer 4 Great works are performed not by strenqtlt but by perseverence DONALD G MALCOLM Gerrmeyer ART STUDENTS LEAGUE Arrow 2 3 4 lun lass Play Scenery 3 Senror Class Play Scenery 4 Easter Program Scenery 4 Chrtstmas Program Scenery 4 Oulet and eftlcrent IOAN R MALONE oan OBERLIN Orchestra 2 3 4 Grrls lub 2 3 4 Buslne s Manaqer Outward Bound 4 Iunror Prom ommrttee 3 Semor Prom ommrttee 4 Town ounc1l2 Black Flammqo 3 The heart to conceive The under tandrnq to drrect The band to execute IOYCE MAMPLE lakes 435D NEW YORK S HOOL OF SE RETARIES nd 4 Ochestra 2 3 4 G ls Club 3 Bas etball Z Hockey 2 Baseball 2 3 4 S1ncer1 y 1S her polrcy DOROTHY MANNERS o THE KNOX S HOOL Gr Manners 2 3 4 Glee lb 2 3 4 Frenh lub 4 Scenery ommrttee Outward Bound 4 I must qo down to the sea aqam 61615 8l'LL0l IOHN M MASON lohnney CORNELL Football 2 3 VG1S1lY 4 Track 3 Varsity 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 State Orchestra 4 Semor abmet 4 Black Flamrnqo 3 ounty Orches 2 The brave wmd beaten lonely tree rs rooted ln the heart ol me RUTH NANCY MASON Nan UNDECIDED Grrls lub 2 Hockey Z 3 Baseball 2 3 The bnqhtness of her cheek would sham those stars MARION E MAY Mayzle MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE Glrls Club 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 4 Arrow Staff 4 Scenery Com m1ttee Outward Bound 4 Semor Prom Decoratrons 4 French Club 4 ArtExh1b1t 2 3 Easter Program 4 What sweet dehqht a qulet hte affords RUTH M MAY TootY UNDECIDED Glee Club 2 3 4 A Cappella Cholr 3 4 County horus 3 All State Chorr 4 Make up Commrttee Black Flammqo 3 There s a good deal of humor beneath that quret exterror BUCKLEY ADAMS MAYNARD Buck UNDE IDED Intramural Basketball 2 There IS no study that 15 not capable of dellqhtlnq us after a l1ttle appllcatron to lt IAMES R MCCARROLL rm coLLEoE Band 4 Orchestra 3 4 French Club 2 3 Presldent 4 Internatlon Club 2 Secretary Treasurer 3 4 Town Councrl 3 4 Spectator I-Ira Trrnes 4 I-l1Y Z 3 4 Fnendshrp and loyalty he has plenty of WILLIAM R MCCULLOUGH Mac BUSINESS Intramural Basketball 2 3 Football 2 Varslty 3 4 Baseball 2 Varslty 3 4 The blush IS beautrful but rt IS sometrmes mconvement VICTOR MCHENRY Mac UNDECIDED Track 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Everyone excels 1n somethmq an whrch another farls THE 4365 ARROW 437i lOHN MCLAY a NOR ESTER Baseball 2 atVall Z J nd rr mu ,z r lnlernatronal luo 4 Spec1:1lEffcs mrrutl e Bla 'mnaa draw tn out rx 'nr ad fm fn S HOWARD H MERBOTH HOW19 BUSINESS ramural Basketlfalr and Football 2 5 B wlr a 5 -1 H1 f' Semor Pram COmm1llD9 4 Seruor Play omrmtee 4 ur1 r Play Praqram ommlttee 3 erful ani lrqht rr art eparl rrrto tn r SHIRLEY MARIE MERRIGK Shrrley OLLEGE or Mr br VIN ENI 1r s Z 1r s ee 5 P xrs r olr 4 S e hair 4 Tumor Prom o mrttee 3 um r r Ld DI ommlttee 3 The reward of the J D lles m the SGllSfGCllOD f s ma xt well done KATHARINE BERRY MIDDLETON K1ttY MONT LAIR rs lub 2 Grrs ee 3 4 Secou 4 orf lub 4 Red Gross 3 4 The mrrror a all courtesy GORDON MILNE IR BUSINESS nd Z 5 mram B xmq 2 3 rxrarrrurz lrrtrx mural Bowlmq 4 Frrst nor 3 4 Second from 4 LGUQV1 ard m world laughs wr rr NL L1 GEORGE MONRO IR Scotty UNDE IDED Ecotball Squai 2 Varsry Fcatoarl 7 4 Bass rua Squafl 7 Varsuf Baslcetbal 3 4 Baseoall Squad Z Varsrty Ease 1 Tnou svalt frqm r me emi DOROTHY E MOORE 0 VIR INIA STATE am ansran as me n r LILLIAN VENTON MOORE -'X G ee Eaxr C111 UM STEWART EMERSON MOORE Stew BUSINESS Football 2 3 4 Varsnty 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Bowlrng 2 lntercta s Baseball 2 3 4 Handsome and wztty ye o frrend IEAN L MOREY Ieanne PATERSON TEA HERS OLLEGE ee lub 2 3 S ourteous though Coy and gentle th ugh retrred DOU LAS IOHN MORRISON Douq POST GRADUATE German lub 3 Intramural Basketball 2 Rest and success are good fellows ROGER P K MORTIMORE Mort COLLEGE Tennrs 3 4 Bowlrng 3 4 Table Tenms 2 3 4 The prrce of wrsdom rs above rubres GEORGE COTTON MUNROE Cotton ALFRED UNIVERSITY Band 3 4 Soccer Manager 4 Track 3 Black Flamrngo 3 H1Y 2 3 4 Dramatrc lub 2 3 German Club 2 3 Iayvee Soccer 3 Bowlrng 4 Arrow Business Staff 2 lass Play Selectron m m ee 3 4 And he was a mighty lrttle fellow DOROTHY I MURPHY Murf PRATT Grrls l b 2 3 4 Spectator 3 Hlgh Trmes 4 Intramural Sports 2 Trcket ommrttee Black Flamlnqo 3 Decoratron ommrttee Iunror Prom 3 Senror abrnet 4 Trcket Oommrttee Outward Bound 4 The world rs good and the people are good And we re all good fellows together WESLEY N ADEAU Wess BUSINI-:ss He ll ne er of hrs ground grve an rnch up WILLIAM NESKE Bud NAVY Wood Sh p Exhrblt 2 3 4 Only o much do I know a I have lrved Q VL lf 0 I THE 4385 .. 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T 3 0 ' '7 7 7 - 77 7 5 S l A O ARROW 439D WILLIAM B NEVIN IR Stmky comics Intramural Boxrnq 2 3 Intramural Baseball 2 3 Intramural Basket ball 3 Semor Prom Commzttee 4 Nature dlspenses wrth the deed so far That xt becomes a vrrtue ROBERT PAUL GUY NYBERG Flyberq UNDE IDED Sewlckley I-Ilqh School Pennsylvania 2 Soccer 4 Golf 3 4 matlc Club 3 I-Ie who hesxtates rs os GEORGE A PALMER Skeeter PENN STATE Football 3 4 Prom Lrqhtxng Commxttee 3 4 I-I1Y 2 Student Counctl 2 3 4 Honor Commrttee 4 Cafetena Commrttee 4 Arrow Staff 2 Intramurals 2 3 A wrse man IS stron MARIORIE PAYN E Mare UNDECIDED Grrls Club 2 3 4 Dramatrc Club 2 Grrl Manners 2 3 Gl e lub 2 3 4 Second Chorr 3 4 Ea ter Pageant 3 4 Black Flammqv 3 Commencement Flower Committee 4 She has a voice of qladness and a smrle GEORGE T PERKINS CORNELL Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Bowlmq 4 Iayvee Baseball 4 Rrfle Club 2 Intramural Sports 2 Sport that wrmkled Care derrdes MARY IOSEPHINE PITUCH UNDE IDED Dramatrc Club 2 French Club 3 Gxrl 2 3 4 lun Play Ltqhtmq Commrttee 3 Of manners gentle of affectrons mr cl SIGMUND R PITUCH rg UNDE IDED Intramural Basketball 2 3 German Club 2 Radro Club 4 Szlence IS the QSHIUS of the fool and one of the vxrtues of the wlse RUTH MARIE PLATT Padoodle SI-IERWOOD SE RETARIAL SCHOOL Red ross Councrl 2 3 4 Gxrls Club 2 3 Golf Club 2 3 Iun Play Trcket Commrttee 3 Intramural Basketball and Soccer 2 3 Homeroom Secretary 3 And her vorce 1t murmurs lowly As a sxlver stream may run al 5 5 . , . 1 A 1 . 1 , . 1 - 1 . A . , A C . , 1 , 1 . , : Dra- . . . A , , A . I I I A 4 I ' I I 1 4 . . A . A . v .. .. ' A , .,. ' 2 C A A - 4 I rw A - fi , . , 1 . 1 . . 1 9 C , 11 1 I , 1 . . 1 S 1 1 1 ., 1 rv 1 , . , 1 . . 1 1 : , 1 , y ,N . 1 1 1 I ' 3 A C I 1 I1 rw . 1 IN . , 1 , 5 s Club, , , g mor . . A . ,. . .1 ., kr 4 A . A A C A , . . A . v , . . 1 , , . . I . 101' . A , . . , . 1 2 0lfLlf0l IRENE PORTSMORE BunnY UNIVERSITY or VERMONT heerleader 3 4 Glrls Club 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 2 3 Prom ommxttee 3 4 Scenery Commrttee Outward Bound There rs lrttle ol the melancholy element rn her BERT PRENDERGAST ert UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT Intramural Basketball 2 3 Black Elammgo 3 Spectator 3 Tenms 3 4 Hrgh Trmes 4 Varsrty Football 3 4 Advertlsmg Man aqer I-l1ghT1mes 4 Catetena Commrttee 4 Semor I-lop ommlttee 4 Not for myself but for all RICHARD W PRESTON T e Shrek BUSINESS Iayvee Soccer 2 Intramural Basketball 2 Track 2 4 Varslty Soccer 3 4 Iayvee Basketball 3 I-hgh Trmes 3 4 Prom Musxc Comrnt tee 4 Semor I-lop ommrttee 4 I-IIY 4 Cafeterra Commrttee 4 Im a dreamer aren we all? ARTHUR D PRIOR r STEVENS Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 Presxdent Camera Club 3 4 H1Y 3 Secretary 4 Black Elammgo 3 Arrow Photography Edrtor 4 Town ouncrl 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 He was a gentleman from sole to crown Clean lavored and IITIDGTICIIIY shm' IOHN PSIAKI Long lohn PREP S HOOI. Dramatlc Club 2 H1 Y 2 3 Men possessed wrth an rdea cannot be reasoned w1th MARIOPIE PUGH M1dQe UNDE IDED Intramural Basketball 2 Gxrls Club 2 3 4 Prom Decoratron Con m1ttee 3 4 Dramatic Club 2 3 French Club 4 Town Councrl 4 Patroness Commrttee ot Cabaret 4 Thanksgrvrng Play 3 I hate nobody I am m charlty wrth the world DONALD OUIMBY Don HARVARD Second Cho1r 2 F1rstCho1r 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 H Y 4 Town ouncrl 3 4 Hugh School League 2 3 4 Stt holr 4 Bergen ounty hor 4 All through my keys that gave tfxerr sounds to a wrsh of my soul VAN Y ELIZABETH REBENKLAU Nancy WILFRED A ADEMY us' lb2 G1 lub2 34 SGWIHQEXII Sprmg oncert 2 3 4 Her smlle was undrsturbed and sweet Tl-IE 319' 44OP ARROW CHARLES WALTER REINAUER Charhe DOROTHY F RIDER o EDWARD BRUCE RODIE WILLIAM DONALD ROGERS 1 4415 CLARENCE IOHN ROGERS Rodqe SVEN ROLFSEN IR Sven COLLEGE German Club Treasurer 2 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 German Club 3 Am I the man I thrnk l am? VIRGINIA REYNOLDS Grnny CHEVY CHASE Grrls Club 2 Archery Club 2 ArtExh1b1t 3 lunror Play Costumes 3 Chrrstmas Program 3 They Shall Be Heard Costumes 4 Exnr brtron Case 3 4 Style IS the dress of thoughts UNDECIDED Intramural Sports 2 3 4 Homeroom Treasurer 4 Iunror Play Com mrttee 3 Semor Play Com'nrttee 4 Grrls lub 3 4 Grrls Sports Councrl 3 4 Basketball Manager 3 4 An ounce of mrrth IS worth a pound of sorrow PAUL M RITZ Paul TUSCULUM Town Councrl Vrce Presrdent 4 Charrman Semor Prom Music m mrttee 4 Boys Glee Club 2 Second Chorr 2 3 F1rstChorr 2 3 4 Band 4 HIY 4 As large as Lrfe and twrce as natural STEVENS Black Flamrnqo Lrghtrnq and Scenery 3 Outward Bound Lrghtmq 4 Camera Club 3 H1Y 4 Bowlmq 4 It rs tranqurl people who accompllsh much UNDE IDED Intramural Basketball 2 3 Soccer 4 Track 4 Lrle would be very rntolerable rf rt were not for its amusements HAMILTON German Cluo 4 A follower of the mrme rn wrt but an amortrous worker rn actlon U S COAST GUARD A ADEMY Varsrty Soccer 4 lunror Prom Decoration ommrttee 3 Semor Prom Decoratlon Commrttee 4 Student ouncrl 3 Caletena Commlttee 3 4 Black Flamrnqo Llqhtmg Commrttee 3 Gentlemen use ai J 5 1 I 1 1 1 I , . 11 . 11 SFC . 1-1 f-1 1- 1 1 A ' ' . . . 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 : U . I : 11 11 n 1 1,- 1 1 ' 1 1 ' . . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 . . 1 U . 1 A U . 1 1 1 - 1 1 v 1 1 1 f-1 . U 1 1 1 1 1 - 11 . . 11 1- 1-1 . , . - ,-. . . . ,-1 1 1 CO ' 1 . 1 ' . Q . n . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ' 1 + 11 . 1 11 1 I 1 , I 1 I ' 1 I 1 - 1 11 1 . . 11 1 I ,711 T' A C 1 1 I 1 I 1 . 11 . , . 1 - ' 1, , ,G . - 1, r A A.. , 1 ' - - A A A Q 1- - . . C ' 1 1 V 1 1 - ' 1 n - g N 1 . 1-11 1 rw - 1 1 C 1 1 1 1 11 . 11 . 1 A . GAF EIQLOI' IANE ROMARY one UNDE IDED Glrls Club Z 3 4 Senlor Prom T1cketComm1ttee On wrth the dance' Let Joy be unconfmed MARGARET GRACE ROWAN Peqqy' WELLESLEY Orchestra 3 4 Grrls Club 2 3 4 Spectator 3 I-Irgh Trmes 4 Senror Cabrnet 4 French Club 4 Ah now soft blushe tmge her cheeks RUTH RUSSELL Ruth DUKE UNIVERSITY Dramatlc Club 2 3 4 German Club 2 3 4 Hockey 3 Archery 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Baseball 4 Glee Club 4 Girls Club 4 A sunny temper moulds the edges of hfe s blackest cloud VIRGINIA ST PETER Salnt UNIVERSITY OF NORTH AROLINA Spectator 3 I-hgh Trnes 4 Arrow 2 3 Literary Edxtor 4 Gzrls Club 2 3 4 Internatronal Club 2 Gxrls Sports Counctl 3 Chapel Program Commrttee 2 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Intent upon her destmed course MARIORIE CORNELL SCHILLING Penny IUILLARD S I-IOOL OF MUSIC A Cappella Choxr 3 4 Second Cholr 3 Lrbrary Club 2 Grrls Glee I b 3 4 Outward Bound Makeup Commxttee 4 Muslc washes away from the soul the dust of everday llle IOHN MATTHEWS SCHNEIDER Wacky Iackle BUSINESS H1Y 2 3 Intramural Football 2 spectator 3 I-hgh Tunes 4 Bowlmg 3 4 I-I1Y Banquet ommrttee 3 The best rn hte IS laughter ALMA ELEANOR SCHNORRBUSCH Eleanor NURSING Grrls Glee Club 3 4 Iuntor and Semor Play Trcket ommrttees 3 4 Red Cross 3 4 Let Patrence grow 1n your garden' PHILIP LIVINGSTON SCHUYLER IR P 1 COLLEGE ramatrc lub 2 3 4 Van Neste Rhetorrcals 2 3 4 Bac Flammgo 3 Outward Bound 4 Cafeterza ommrttee 3 4 Easter Program 3 Chr1stmas Program 3 Hlgh Trmes Representattve 3 4 The play s the thlng THE 442D ARROW 4435 VIRGINIA ELLEN SCULLY G1nnY NEW RO HELLE COLLEGE Girls Club 3 Arrow Salesman 3 4 Spanish Clu 4 How shall I sing of her that is RAYMOND SERVICE RaY BUSINESS I-l1Y 2 3 Radio Club 3 A heart without a care IOSEPH P SI-IANAPHY oe OLLEGE Dramatic Club Z 3 4 Van Neste Rhetorxcals 2 3 4 Outward Bound 4 Varsity Soccer 4 Iumor Red Cross 2 3 President 4 Delegate to San Francisco Convention 3 Student Council 2 3 4 You are not wood you are not stone but man IOANN E SIMPSON Simp UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA High Times Representative 3 Girl Club 3 4 Halrmcm Semor Prom Publicity Committee 4 Semor Hop Committee 4 The first element of success IS the determination to succeed MARION S SLOAT m UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA Girls Club 2 3 4 Dramatlc Club 2 Spectator 3 High Times 4 Golf Club 4 Arrow 4 Semor Prom Mu lc Committee 4 Iumor Prom Decoration Committee 3 Fresh glittering with graces Of mind and of mlen GEORGE FRANKLIN SMEDES Frank UNDE IDED H Y 2 3 4 Arrow Advertising Staff 4 Bowling 3 4 International Club 2 We grant altho he had much wit He was very shy of usmq xt BARBARA SMITH Barbie IUNIOR COLLEGE Girls Club 2 3 4 Student Council 2 Semor Class Play Committee 4 Iumor Play Trcket Committee 3 If I could write the beauty of her eyes CONSTANCE M. SMITH Connie UNDECIDED Basketball 2, 3, 41 Archery 2 3: Girls' Club, 2 3, 4: Hockey 2, Girls Sports Council 3- Student Council 4. 'A kinder friend no man has. C! H45 QVLLOI' DORIS SMITH IS NURSING Hockey 2 Baseball 2 Soccer 2 Glrls Club 2 3 4 Cheerleadmq 3 4 Iumor Cabinet 3 Cabaret 4 Prom Decoratlons 3 4 Program Chalrman Black Fla'nmgo 3 Scenery Commxttee Outward Bound 4 Graceful and useful all she does Blessmg and blest where er she goes IEAN SMITH Smltty MARYMOUNT Glrls Club 2 3 4 lumor Prom Refreshment Commlttee 3 Cabaret 4 Outward Bound T1cketComm1ttee 4 A comrade bllthe and full of glee Who dares to laugh out loud and free MARGARET SMITH PGQQY SCUDDER SCHOOL Hockey 2 3 Glrls Club 2 3 4 West Side League 3 4 Makeup Commlttee for Class Play 3 Publtcrty Commtttee 4 Glrls Club Cabaret 4 To be merry becomes you RUTH SMITH Smythe PREP SCHOOL Dramauc Club 2 3 Glrls Club 2 3 4 Chapel Program Committee 2 3 4 Gtrls Glee Club 3 4 Semor Play Tlcket Com'mttee 4 A frlendly fnend wxth a smlle for all' ANN SOMMERROCK Annabelle IERSEY CITY MEDICAL CENTER lnternatlonal Club 2 3 4 French Club 4 Glrls Club 2 3 4 Hlqh Tlmes Representatlve 4 Town Councll 4 Red Cross 4 Srlence more muslcal than any song IOHN STACK oe UNDECIDED What cr pxece of work rs man THOMAS STAPLETON IR Torn TUS ULUM Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Student Councll 2 Arrow 4 Iayvee Baseball 3 County Orchestra 2 3 Spectator 3 H1 h Tlmes 4 Thy modesty rs a candle to thy ment EDWARD STARKE German Club 2 3 4 Bowllnq 3 4 H1Y 2 3 4 Intramural Basket ball 4 Scenery Outward Bound 4 Intematlonal Club 4 He doeth well who doeth h1S best UN DECIDED THE 4447 ARROW 4455 WILLIAM STEELE Lefty PENN sums Varsity Baseball, 2, 3, 41 Iayvee Football, 2, Varsity, 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3. Hold the fort! I am coming! IACK STELLWAGEN Rabbit BUSINESS Iayvee Basketball 2 Varsity 3 4 There are forty men of wit to one man of sense DONALD THOMAS STIFF Don UNDECIDED Red Cross 2 3 Score Board Operation 2 3 4 Boys Glee Club 2 Varsity Soccer 4 Second Choir 3 Intramural Basketball 2 High Times Representative 3 Track 4 The world knows nothing of its greatest men IEAN STOCKBERGER Stocky COLBY IUNIOR COLLEGE Girls Club 2 3 4 German Club 3 4 French Club 2 Iumor Prom Ticket Committee 3 lumor Play Ticket Committee 3 Semor Prom Chaperon Committee 4 Semor Play Usher 4 O happy hte' O sonq of Joy' GEORGE STRAKOSCH George BUSINESS Bowlmq 4 International Club 4 Intense and keen and sharp and clever IEAN STRAKOSCH ean SECRETARIAL SCHOOL Girls Club 2 3 4 Hockey 3 Soccer 3 Black Flamingo Tickets 3 Because I have loved life I shall have no sorrow to dle MARY IANE TELFER Mary STONELEIGH COLLEGE Girls Club 2 Treasurer 3 Vice Presldent 4 Chalrman Prom Ticket Commtttee 3 4 Town Council 3 4 German Club 3 4 T1cketCo'n mittee Play 3 Golf Club 2 3 Intramural Sports 2 Cafeteria Com mittee 4 She moves like a goddess she looks like a queen FRED TENNEY Fritz CALIFORNIA TE H President International Club 3 4 Dramatic Club 2 Black Flammqo 3 Outward Bound 4 Intramural Ba ketball 3 Homeroom Chair man 4 Honor Committee 4 Cafetena Committee 3 High Times Advertising Staff 4 l a'n bound to furnish my antagonist with arguments but not mth comprehension Q 5 6 , . , , , - . I : . , . : . : , : , : . : ' ' . ll . I ' ' , , , : . , : , : ' ' , : ' ' , : ' , : ' , . ' I H - H - . , . : , : . 2 . : International Club, 2: Black Flamingo Usher, 3. , . I - rw ' . v ' F' ' ' I 1 I 1 I I I I A 4 ' I , : . , : , 2 ' - A C , . : . : . - 7 1 I 3 , I ' ' ' I 8I'LL0l DONALD RUSSELL TERHUNE Don NEW YORK UNIVERSITY HrY 2Vrce Presrdent 3 4 Dramatrc lub 2 3 4 Arrow 4 Out ward Bound 4 The Black Flammqo 3 Hrgh Tlmes 4 Student Councll 3 Cheerleader 3 4 Spectator 3 Town Council 3 I-le was ever precrse 1n promrse keepmq WILLIAM I THOMPSON 1 UNDBCIDED I-Irqh Trmes 4 Varsrty Football 4 Spectator 3 Arrow Track 4 Prty me not but lend the serrous hearing to what I unfold GERTRUDE THURSTON Gertre PACE BUSINESS SCHOOL Arrow Stall 4 I would help others out of a fellow feelmg IOHN W TIEDEBERG IR ohn COLLEGE Baseball 2 Track 4 And he amrdst hls frolrc play DORIS TITHER ChubbY PRATT INSTITUTE Grrls Club Z 3 4 Grrls Glee Club 4 Dramatrc Club 2 Basketball 2 Archery 3 Outward Bound Usher 4 Program Commrttee Black Flamlnqo 3 Iumor Prom Program Commlttee 3 No sky rs heavy rf the heart IS hght IAMES TO'MAI 1m MONTCLAIR ectator 3 H1 h Trmes Orchestra 2 3 4 Chorr 3 I-IrY 2 3 Treasurer 4 Town Councrl 4 Intramural Basketball Black Fla'n1ngo 3 State Cholr 4 Arrow 4 Tennrs Team Not a srnner or a salnt perhaps But well the very best of chaps IANE TOPPING Ianey SECRETARIAL WORK Sewmq Exhrbrt Z 3 Art Metal Exhlbrt 3 Teachers Secretary 4 Ambrtron has no rest IRENEI TOTTON o WHEATON Internatxonal lub 2 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Soccer 2 3 Archery 2 Hockey 2 3 Swrmmmq 3 Girls Club 2 3 Her arr her manners all who saw admired TI-IE 4465 ARROW 4477 MARY TRIGG BUSINESS Sewing Exhibit 2 Silent and chaste she steal along Far from the world s gay busy throng ROBERT TSCHUDI UNIVERSITY OF OHIO German Club 2 Math Club 2 Tomorrow do thy wor t for I have lived today VIRGINIA LOUISE TYRE SINGING Pierre S du Pont High School Wilmington Delaware 2 3 Q Mary Bob Imriie appella Choir 4 Girls Glee Club 4 Girls Club 4 Music makes the woman ELIZABETH VAN ALST BettY COLBY IUNIOR COLLEGE Girls Club 2 3 4 Iunior Cabinet 3 Iunior and Senior Class Play Ticket Committees 3 4 Golf Club 2 3 Intramural Sports 2 Iunior Prom Committee 3 Her every look her every smile Shot right and left a score of arrow CLARISSA VAN DEN BERG Caress BUSINESS Sewing Exhibit 2 Hockey 2 3 Basketball 2 Baseball 2 3 4 Badminton 4 Girls Sports Council 4 I shall not see the shadows I shall not feel the rain HERBERT VANDERBECK VC11'1 PA E INSTITUTE Football 2, 3 4, Track 25 Intramural Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Bowling 3: Homeroom Treasurer, 2 3, 4: A. A. Salesman, 2, 3. Whole as the marble, founded as the rock. IUNE ELIZABETH VAN ZILE Van HAGKENSA K HOSPITAL OF NURSING Girls Club, 2: Intramural Basketball, 2, 3, 4' Intramural Soccer, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Baseball, 2, 3, 4, Badminton, 2- Cafeteria Committee, 4, Sports ouncil, 3, 47 Tickets Senior Play, 4, Girls' Clee Club, 2, 3, 4. Friendship and loyalty she has plenty of. I-IARRIET VON DER LEITH Hattie VIRGINIA INTERMONT Girls' Club, 2 3 4- Student Committee, 25 Cafe Chantant, 3: Tickets Iunior Prom, 35 Invitations Senior Prom 47 Tickets Class Play, 4, Hockey 27 lass Gift 45 Cabaret, 4, Homeroom Vice President 2, 3, 4- afeteria Committee 4. 'Over rough and smooth she trips along and never looks behind. a 6 5 enior MARIORIE CLAIRE VOUGI-IT Marqe TUSCULUM Girls Club 2 3 4 Dramatic Club 2 3 4 Golf Club 3 Senior Prom Music Committee 4 Arrow 4 Spectator 3 High Times Senior Cabinet 4 Cabaret 4 Spanish Club 4 Hockey 2 Tho e powerful eyes which light my dark spirit EUGENE M VREELAND PerkY PREP SCHOOL Homeroom President 2 3 4 High Times 3 Cafeteria Committee 4 Athletic Association Board 3 Track 'leam 2 Golf 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Soccer 3 Up lad up tis late for lying PETER R WAGNER Pete UNDECIDED Iayvee Soccer 2 Varsity Soccer 3 4 layvee Basketball 2 3 Intra mural Basketball 2 3 4 Intramural Bowling 3 There is no voice more worthy than his own ANNE VAN VORST WALDEN Little Anne STONELEIGH Cheerleader 3 4 Girls Club 2 3 4 Spectator 3 Hlgh Times 4 Iunior Prom Chaperon Committee 3 Iunlor Play Publicity Com mittee 3 Girls Club Cabaret 4 Spanish Club 4 Senior Prom Pub licity Committee 4 She comes in shape no bigger than an agate stone EDWARD WALSH Eddie PEDDIE Football 2 3 Varsity 4 Track 2 3 4 Smile on the world and it will smile on you WILLIAM G. WALSH i PEDDIE Orchestra 2 3 45 Track 4- Football, 2 3 4. 'Here is a strong young man.' ALDEN WEBBER Al ANTIOCH High Times 4: Spectator 3. He is wisest who says the least. IACOUELYN WEMPLE Iackie SECRETARIAL SCHOOL Archery Club, 2- Sewing Exhibit, 3- Chapel Program Committee 3, President, 4: Girls' Club 2, 3, 4- Ticket Chairman, Outward Bound , 4: Cabaret, 47 lunior Prom Committee, 35 Senior Music Committee, 4, Hockey, 2, 3. Blithe as the lark that each day hails the dawn. THE 4485 ARROW 4497 ELIZABETH SUZANNE WHITE ue STEVENS COLLEGE Gxrls Club 2 3 4 Fxrst Place Glrls Rhetorrcals 2 Homeroom Sec retary 3 4 Class Play 4 Grrls Club Cabmet 4 Cabaret 4 Dramatlc Club 2 3 Spectator 3 Hrqh Txmes 4 Chalrman Invztatxons Commlttee for Prom 3 A tall young lady clrqnrfred and Iarr VIRGINIA ELAINE WHITE G1r1nY MONT LAIR Lrbrary Club 2 Red Cross 2 Grrls Club 2 3 4 German Club 3 Spectator 3 I-Irqh Tzmes 4 lumor Play Commrttee 3 Semor Prom Commrttee 4 If your heart IS as krnd as your young eyes now ELEANOR WILDE Eleanor CORNELL Lrbrary Club 2 Grrls Glee Club 2 3 4 Gul Club 2 3 4 Second Chou 3 4 and dances w1th the daffodrls ROBERT WILCOX Bo TEMPLE UNIVERSITY Orchestra 2 3 4 Bowlrnq 3 4 I-I1 Y 4 German Club 2 Rrqhtly to be great IS not to strr wxthout great argument NANCY G WILLIAMSON NCU1 PAINE HALL Grrls Club 2 3 4 German Club 3 VICG Presldent 4 Charrman Prom Refreshment Commlttee 4 Iumor Play Propertzes 3 Senlor Play Usher 4 Hockey 2 True as the dlal to the sun FLORENCE WOLTHOFF Babe SE RETARIAL WORK Glrls Club 2 Basketball 2 Baseball 2 Soccer 2 Thy modesty s a candle to thy ment WILLIAM F WOODHEAD Woodre BUSINESS Band 3 Nothmq rs more adrort than lrreproachable conduct CECIL POND WOODMAN Cece ELMIRA COLLEGE Grrls Club 2 3 4 Student Councrl 3 4 Cafeterra Commrttee 3 Soccer 2 3 Hockey 2 Basketball 2 Bu! 1n muslc we know how fashrons end gfdfrizi . , , : , : - -' . 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CONSTANTINE YANUKLIS DRAKE BUQINEQS s Hear Intramural B xrnq 2 4 HIY 2 3 4 Intramural Bask tr al 1 b There IS no qeruu rn llfe llke the frcnrus I cneray and lndustry BETTY JANE YOUNG IUNIOR OOLLEGE ec ras 3 bpanrs 1 u r S I, u Frxendshrp can smooth the front of rude desparr DAVID L YOUNG ANTIO H He that wants should not be bcrshful CLARENCEI ZABRISKIE IR Mom' LAIR horr 2 Track 4 Better a good head than a hundred strong hand 2 ARROW Bowl Betty Dave HELEN VICTORIA ZAMMITH Helen PA E INSTITUTE Dramctrc lub 2 4 German lub 2 Grrls eport ouncll 3 Semor dass Play om'mttee 4 I-Ier pleasrna vorce rs Charmrnq to all FRED POST F ed BUmINEbS True fr1ends are qreatest rr nes 450i I ' 0' , , 3 '- , , , 3 ' e5 I, g - y irq Olu ,2, 3, 4. , A f Il I C s,2, ph 'l Cl b, 45 Gil 'L b, 3, 4. . , . Zeb I 5552 lZMf85 of tAe of soPHoMoRE YEAR The ordmary Class hlstory begrns wtth a drssertatron on the stuptdtty of the class 1n questlon 1n tts sophomore year Therefore we shall not To the contrary our class was marked from the very beglnmng by srgns of almost human mtelltgence Several of our number proceeded to make our presence known rmmedrately by Jotnrng up on the Arrow staff tn the Internauonal Club the French Club Grrls Club H1Y and other orgamzatlons In an early vocabulary test the class led by Don Qurmby V1rg1n1a St Peter and Nelson Rlddle the three hlghest scorers achleved an average some elght potnts above the natlonal medlan That year tl936l we were prtvrleged to take part rn the elect1on ot a Student Councll presldent fa boon not ord1nar1ly granted the lowly sopho morel and our vote helped to put Harold Iohnston rn off1ce Our own student commtttee representatrves were Andy Gardner D1ck lunge and Thom Adams A htgh polnt rn our extra currlcular act1v1ty was reached on the day the Hmdenburg was scheduled to fly over the school Although the entlre student body remalned outdoors for almost an hour looktng for the d1r1g1ble tt was actually seen only by two Janrtors 1D the crows nest under the dome atop the bulldmg By patronrzlng semor and Junlor aftalrs blockmg doorways gettlng lost tn the bulldrng we kept the school aware of our not so drstmgurshed presence unttl the Sophomore Iumor G1flS Rhetorrcals came along Then Susre Whlte and Ieanette MacDonald plunged us 1nto seventh heaven by taklng both flrst and second places re pectlvely Phrl Schuyler came through to vrctory also 1n the correspond1ng boys contest Shortly thereafter we held our frrst electlon as a class and Andy Gardner became our f1rst presrdent Grace Cooke the v1ce prestdent Herb Harrrgan the secretary and Butch Conlngswood the treasurer Thus passed we from the amoeba state l UN IOR YEAR The frrst meetmg of the class of 1939 as the Juntor class was held on October 6 1937 Mr Hay told us the saga of the nlght before the Pompton game ask1ng us rf we were proud of representatlves who palnted the town red Every one agreed that 1t could at least have been maroon and whrte In the annual State Hlgh School Concert at Atlantrc Ctty Rldgewood Hlgh and espectally the class of 39 was represented by lane Lucas Etleen Coughlan Paul Bttz and Bob Frtzgrbbon members of the B H S A Cappella Chotr On November l6 the flrst class cab1net was elected and Dotty Easton Ioan Malone Arlene Klader Lourse Belcher Betty Van Alst Dorts Smtth Earl Moore and Nelson B1ddle came out vxctorrous The followmg Sunday stags at dances were put out of style by the Town Councrl Conference where 1t was dectded to have couples only dances henceforth to eltmrnate wall flowe s The frrst ex er1mental dance of lh1S klnd was QIVGD 1n lanuary by the Town Councll and pronounced a success by all attendmg About th1s t1me th Athletlc Assocrauon voted to leave the Northern New Iersey Interscholastlc League the followmg year Everybody sancttoned the actlon because they thought that th1s would mean an end of those referees tNote ltdrdll On the elghteenth of February Phll Schuyler went forth and covered h1mself wlth some glory as he took for the second t1me f1rst honors tn 4525 Q 7 1 . . . . . 11 11 1 - .. 1 1 . 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I I 4535 the Iunror Sophomore Bhetorrcals lack Klermaxer was a very close competltor however and took a hrgh second place Erghty couples came out to spend a Mldnlght on Mars wrth the class of 39 on March 4 1938 A D A truly memorable occasron for many of us may never get so far 1nto heaven agam The Black Flamlngo was grven for a Junror class play starrlng Phrl Krlbournes legs Although Apnl 1 was the date of presentatron there was no foolrn about rt for the class netted somewhere near 300 dollars on the productlon whrch was a huge success before a Jam packed house The thlrtreth of Aprll saw Phll and h s legs score another h1t as he won a stlver cup for berng the best actor 1n a North Iersey Lrttle Theater Tournament held rn the B H S Chapel wrth four other schools competlng We hardly had trme after that to applaud Jeannette MacDonald as she snatched a second place rn the Iunror Sophomore Grrls Bhetorrcals before we were havlng electrons agaln Walt Lrvrngston was our ChO1C9 for Student Councn Presrdent and Grace Cooke hrs frrst heutenant tvrce presrdent to youl D1ck lunge Dotty Easton Herb Harrtgan and Boy Conrngswood be- came the offlcers for the class of 39s senror year 1n an electron whlch was marked by several ballotrngs because of the t1e or near t1e of the presrdent elect and hrs chref opponent Tom Adams Barbara Houchrn became the new presrdent of Grrls club Wrth Mary Telfer her chref of staff fvlce-presldentl The year was capped by havrng a Junror Journalrsm class put out the f1nal ed1t1on of the Htgh Trmes whrch had heretofore been Wrrtten by salnted senlor hands only The rmprovement when the new staff took over was obvxous Thus passed we from our rnsrgnrfrcant state SENIOR YEAR Our year to shrne was started by electrng Nelson Lord Tom Adams and Roy Conrngswood to represent us on the Student Commrttee Shortly after the electron day a f1re-dr1ll was held and senror as well as rnferror berngs were astounded to frnd themselves h1k1ng down Brookstde Avenue rgulatrons had been changed by the Board of Educatlon ln the belxef that BHS students needed more outsrde actrvrty Dtck Leonard dynamrc Arrow edrtor was elected presrdent of the H1 Y Councrl Irm Tornar becomrng treasurer The f1rst step taken 1n the new presrdent s admlmstratron was the d1v1s1on of the club lnto Maroon and Whx te chapters the club belng btg enough for the frrst tlme rn hrstory to do so The class voted rn a new cablnet about th1s trme and the members were Natalre Grrffrn Dorothy Murphy Suzanne Chapman Bud Armstrong Iohn Mason Peggy Bowan Mary Telfer lack Krermarer Marnorte Vought and Margaret Hardenbergh rootball rooters were all befuddled by the flock ot new cheers and the fourteen cheerleaders Dorls Smlth Irene Portsmore Anne Walden Grace Cooke Nelson Lord and Don Terhune were the senrors among them Two hundred frfty loyal R H S football fans and Jrtterbugs came out to attend the Koehler Krller Drller dance run by the H1Y to augment the frnances of the hrgh school rnrury fund and help pay the hosprtal expenses of Bob Koehler lruured playlng football for Brdgewood The annual State Hrgh School Concert rn Atlantrc Crty was held as usual wrth the assrstance of Rrdgewood Hrgh Erleen Coughlan lane Lucas Ruth May Shrrley Merrrck Donald Qu1mby Bob Frtzgrbbon and Irm Tomar upholdrng the honor of the class of 39 loe Shanaphy presrdent of the Brdgewood Chapter of the lunlor Red Cross largely through hls own efforts succeeded 1D puttlng across a very rrnpressrve assembly program a pageant called 'They Shall Be Heard - 11 . 1 11 . 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I . , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 ' ' ' ' 11 ' 1 dealing with the unfortunates who are assisted by the Bed Cross The pageant was so successful that it was glven at night for an admission fee George Monro Walt Llvmgston B111 Thompson George Boldlng Gus Anton Bill and Ed Walsh Dlck Harang Bll McCullough Iohn Mason Bob Koehler VIC Iones Roy Conlngswood Don Fries Charley Brown Stew Moore and George Palmer were the senior members of the football squad which wound up a successful season by making a power house Pompton squad look silly as they held them to a UO tie on Thanksgiving Day Needless to say we were thankful' Captain Walt Livingston was given the H1Y clean sports award at the annual football banquet with 120 people applaud ing vigorously Collossal ignorance was demonstrated by the entire student body when the Board of Education Mr Hay or somebody sprang a surprlse and de manded that they write down on paper as much as they could of the national anthem lt was discovered that since the school had settled down to Benny Goodman and Artie Shaw for the wmter there was very 11ttle use trying to get them to consider any muslc outslde of thelr realm The plan to have student officers in organizations around school and town hold only one important off1ce at one time was suggested by Dr H A Wann at the annual Town Council Conference The plan which will prob ably be followed will allow more people to participate in the numerous extra curr1cular act1v1t1es and thus be better able to f1ll out their college applrcation blanks The 16th of December saw the S n1or Prom Callas the Bug Ball l draw elghty couples Ace Prior was on hand as usual snapping at people r1ght and left with his little camera Besldes taking shots on the floor Art also managed a booth where he took more than a hundred pctures for 1nd1v1duals Tne day that Iohnny Vandermeer came to school with some National hounds As in most other place Iohnny found that his name scrawled on a DIGCG of paper of th back of a Latm book was of more interest to most of the students than the pictures he was showing February 10 and ll were the nights that the senior class presented Outward Bound to Ridgewood Phil Kilbourne loe Shanaphy Tom Adams lack K1erma1er Ieannette MacDonald Phil Schuyler Donald Terhune Betty Sue White and Eleanor Gibson put it over before large crowds both nights Ieannette MacDonald soon afterward won first place in the Senior Girls Pthetorlcals with lean Allison and Natalie Griffin following closely in second and honorable mention pOSll1OI1S respectively ln the corr sponding boys contest Tom Adams triumphed as Phll Schuyler and Art H lmers t1ed for second place Arthur revealed himself in his true character as a female imoersonator for the first time The Senior Hop known to certam 1nd1v1duals who never appreciated genius as the Conmgswood Conventlon was a great success for all its lack of a decoration theme One hundred and seven couples appeared at 5Oc per and the dance approximately broke even Wh1ch frlends and readers is the end of the line as far as this manu scrlpt can go Becaus of the advance date we are leaving you a lovely blank space to genius if you should l1ke a record of the year Your secretarys name will appear at the bottom Just to make it legal Not too respectfully submitted at which this writing occurred fill in w1th your own 1nvent1ve lat few events in the semor HERB HABRIGAN Secretary 4o4b I I I I I I I I 1 1 . 1 , , I ' - I . - , , 4 I - . 1 I ll ll 9 , . .. ,. . . i , . . League moving pictures was a red-letter day in the lives of our autograph 1 . ' s, ' . 9 . . , Q . , . . e ' . ' ' , , , l 1 I 1 I 1 I - ' . e ' ' ' ' . . . A S l I I ' ' . . Name Gloria Fox Helen Krefer V1rg1n1a Gough Betty Davrson Frank Czarneckr Clyde Campbell Charles Bemauer Barbara Croll Boy Conmgswood Fed Deakyne Suzanne Chapman Bob Drckrnson Itm Leefe Dot Blder l:.1leen Coughlan Margte Hardenbergh Graham Conklln Brll Nevln lean Kelly Don Qurmby Gmny Bown Howard Hrte PeQQY Bowan Art Edmonston Calvrn Gates Dot Goode Chelta Butler Dot Easton Herb Harrrgan led Havrland lean Lawton Dorrs Kanouse Arlene Krdder Charles Catanzaro Mary Lou Gendusa Walter Hell Fom Stapleton Albert Grllman Vtctor Hensel Dot Murphy Helen Best Ed Walsh Grace Lovell Nevada Llnscott B1ll McCull ugh Bert Prendergast Lourse Belcher Donald Strff hm Mctoarroll Althea Frrehack Donald Ludwtg Herb Vanderbeck Karellne B Jen Robert Tschudr 4557 .fgfmoof of Mt eniom Favorite Pastime Bud her dog Engllsh bxcyclmg drrvrng Colgate short pants chattmg wrtn Cooke wtne women root beer hedy Lamarr England relaxrng sarlrng playrng Ven1Ven1 eatrng at Margre s sklpplng Town Councll tenms soft shoes l1v1ng Jokes keeprng house women muslc re ords walk1ng her home walkmg nortlnand dletrng drsagreetng 1 nnr dcncrng dt odltng l rnttlng frshmc drcwmg cora ba ketball sport l '1OVlG ffdwauan musrc c nvert bles JGH Mfr Brown s Enghsh class Rutgers ter mo ln tr uble prpes and fo t all term s dnv rg a convertr l sleeprng dra x ma te'1n1 hunt ng brke rrdmg eattng lunc h n homeroom Pet Aversion Waiting for Wuz snorrng snobs B.1tch harrcuts Hoshall s outhnes rdnrt ng out of gas atnletes lue sweaters ca eterra w1thout food l Y Grants sn kes o krng teer tn bottles cn res mo irc that end wrong 1o'nf oom ll smok a purple lrpstrck ue mo tw men blondes vxth blue eyes work the offrce Benny Goodman comtng to school chool Hoshall s humor Guy Lombardo hall hogs rc cks under snow te ts squc ky chalk concerted boys BV2 trout hurry ng chool Lombardo thrro per1od nop, mg wrth women I ornbardo po r can ers redneads wa lf rg rn front of F 1 e and Fred rt torn work curlx haired rmdgets t g r srnokmg men wa no dw v bl ndes red na1 1 l 1' a am 'nrl turn ps vv k ng on cars It Will Come to This lust Bud marned to a snorer slummm on Park Ave 6 daY brke rrder home rn an outhne suberb that Colgate smrle padoodle expert gal s fest automat w thout mckels Chevaller s stand IH marryrng a t1tle marrytng a m1ll1on Navy Lrttle Srr Echo movres wrthout any end Mrss Iakre s mouthpre e endrng maraluana racket sabots dymg perverse polygamlst marry1ng tall dark and handsome man professor at Vassar prrnclpal s secretary swmg drummer let s take the long way marathon hlstory teacher Mrs Somebody an ant1 somethrng hard to say forehand Bockette cartoonrst hunt ng for purls game warden walkmg l ngth of Long lsland look1ng for coral rn Bermuda sportswrrter homeroom teacher manager rn ladtes department store Aloha Arthur Murray s prrde and J I long for Ieame wrth the lrght brown hatr walktng rn back co ed Mr S'ryk r s prodrgy professronal football play athle e s wrfe ao dnver rnsornnla La Gat a s sec nd cook ng up son e rack es ort bureau tru k farm r Henry Ford s partner I I I ' 1 I - A , 1 . . 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Evelyn oandrsky Dont coun your chr kens before they re hatched Leonard Ferrts lumprn ludas Susre Whrte l love you too Roger Mort more Luckres n ver get on my rrnnd clarence Zabr skre Go scratch Vrrgrnra Lucas What fools tnese mortals be lrm Cooke Don t belreve anythrng you hear and only half ot what you see Ruth May Ohh rt s cold rn h re Bob lng rson Take rt easy Oonnre Smrth Oh you baddy baddy lanlce Harrtes No ktddrn Art Hagedorn l arnt gonna strarn myself Elsbeth l-lallrday What makes you thrnk so? Ray l-lartung Look at the head on that' Robert Goode Where you gonna get three men rn a hurry? loe Kenney lt you can t be good be Careful lane Lawrence Be sensrble lsabelle Kent Am t rt the truth' Ted Perktns He s Shaw a Goodman to have around Cotton Monroe Where s Baroy'? PeQ'QY Baker My heart belongs to Daddy Grace oookee See what l mean? 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C7111 W George Palmer s beard to Sammy Croll Wendell Crowley s length to Peanuts Srmth Iackte Wemple s dtmples to Mr Ogden Stew Moore s l1ne to Fred Aldrtch Dorts Doscher s athletlc abtltty to MarJor1e Cutler Btll Steele s wmdmess to Mrs Anderson Mr Stratton s orange tte to anyone who wants 1t Sven Boltsen s car to the Auto Mechantcs class Clarence Boger s mformaltty to Mr Hay Betty Hall s he1ght to Mar1lyn Strer Edwtn Fawcett s mtdntght o1l to Mary lgoe lane Lucas vo1ce to Mr Cook Ruth Bussell s eyes to Ben Turprn Gus Anton s ham supper to next year s senlors Constantme Yanuklts wavy locks to Mr Baifensperger Art Helmers puns to anyone who can take pun lshment Patch Hmchlrtfe s dynamrc act1v1ty to Dorcas Ftrehack Bobo Mtlne s laugh to Mr Morehead Brll Frtcke s averston for Artte Shaw to Pete Brown Eleanor Glbson s congen1al1ty to those snobs S1gmund P1tuch s lack of loquacrty to Flo1e Paas George Dunntng s curtostty to Mr Benedtct lack Klermater s IT to those who want to succeed Walter Llvmgston s stncertty to the next Student ounctl prestdent Bob Koehler s runnrng ab1l1ty to Iames Garret Betty Van Alst s car to next year s httch htkers Nancy Mason s beauty cups to Fanme Brrce V1rg1n1a Tyre s smtle to Mr Gertm Drck Leonard s go get em to Harold Mersereau Dtck Apolant s quletness to Allen Parker lack Stellwagon s basketball ab1l1ty to Mr Smtth Hope Bolton s ptcture to Mr Stryker Bud Armstrong s personalrty to the Fuller Brush man Connle Agnello s laugh to Mary Qumn Isabel Gardner s tweedy clothes to the football team Betty lean Dlkeman s cortture to Mack Eaton Mar1lyn Green s w1t to Mr Hoshall Phtltp Schuyler s actmg to the dramatlc club Chuck Downe s croonmg ab1l1ty to Art Ktendl lane Bomary s tapptng shoes to Sh rley Temple Mary Iane Telfer s style to the soc1al QHICIGDCY classes Harrtet von der Lelth s love of dancmg to Ieannette Crarg D1Ck lunge s executtve ab1l1ty to Itm Botz L ll1an D1sh1an s poems to the Enghsh department Sh1rley Merrtck s calmness to Elena Cella Grace Hannon s proftle to Itmmy Durante Stanton Clttt s danctng feet to all Jttterbug begtnners Marlorte Vought s potse to Greg Br wn Iune Van Zrle s horseback r1d1ng ab l1ty to the dreters Helen Zammlth s love for basketball to Barbara Pease Mary Appert s wrt to Davtd Parker losephme Pttuch s tranqu1l1ty to Buth Purcell Ann Sommerrock s wavy hair to Mur el Bohlen lane Topptng s destre to loaf to Sally Lang Ne1l Leenher s tac1turn1ty to any soph who knows what rt means Dorothy Manner s tan to Peter Davtson Olga Dobrowolskts love of class cal mustc to Count Bas1e le-anee lohnson s hatr to the peroxtde ads Phyll1s l:'1ne s eyes to Eddre Cantor 4159! n 1 f-, 1 11 11 . 1 1 . 1 1 . . 1 . ., 1 . 1 1 . . 1 . . 1 . f-1 1 . . 1 . 1 . . 1 1 . . 1 . 1 . 1 1 . rw N . . 1 1 11 11 1 . . 1 . . . . 1 1 . . 1 . . 1 1 1 1 11 11 . . 1 1 . . 1 . . . . . 1 11 11 . 1 1 1 . rw 1 . 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A L XJ ' ' ' mx , , - 3-7 - - Y M V l 4657 e Arrowu With its largest staff in many semesters and several new ideas for departments the ABROW made three appearances as a literary magazine this year under the d1f9Cl1OI'l of Editor in Chief Dick Leonard All efforts were centered toward making it a timely interesting and decorative periodical efforts which resulted in an All American superior rating at the National Scholastic Press Association After taking a brief concensus of student readlng tastes it was decided to enlarge the Hall of Fame print indlvidual resumes of the football and basketball games and introduce an editorial department and an almanac of high s hool act1v1t1es known as Notes on 1939 Artwork of a superior nature adorned the pages Behind this production was Art Editor Barbara Houchin who was later suc ceeded by Muriel Tether Eleanor Gibson and Virginia St Peter edited the Story and Verse capably Donald Terhune managed the Hall of Fame efficiently Herbert Harrigan and Phil Kilbourne provided amusing Humor Mariorie Carr maintained a timely Book with the Notes on 1939 and Thomas Stapleton reviewed sports activities with competency Margaret Hardenbergh balanced the budget as head of the business department which was supervised by Mr Benedict Mr Darby kept a watchful eye over the literary staff Mr Oring turned out a printing Job of superlative dimensions and Mr Bookstaber and Miss Piaget assisted with the artwork Six staff members Virginia St Peter lohn Chandler Anne Tenney Ieannette MacDonald Dick Leonard and Betty Davison attended the Columbia Scholastic Press Conference and heard many Journalists discuss modern trends and give suggestions for beter Journalism Other s n1or members of the staff were Marion Sloat Arlene Kidder Donald Malcolm Marion May Helen Berner William Kavner Franklin Smedes Shirley Smith Betty Haring Gertrude Thurston and leanee lohnson All things considered this year s magazine was one of quality featured reading material of interest and possessed what is probaoly the finest artwork ever to appear in any ARROW Th ' l I I and Stage Sectiong Thomas Adams kept abreast of school activities . . . I . b L 9 . . l-hgh Trmes Varrety IS the spr e of lrfe and also of the H1gh Trmes for edttors come and go wth llghtntng raptdrty a drfferent one each week to be exact But havrng twenty erght edrtors lnstead of only one or even two IS Just lrke eatmg sprnach the stuff may be green but 1t s good for you At any rate the paper thrrves on rt However loath we are to admrt the fact 1t must be stated that the Hrgh Trmes IS lrke weather reports and bus schedules sublelct to change wrthout notrce Up untrl mrd terms the paper had eruoyed berng wrrtten by the second perrod Journahsts But then Came the Revolut1on Crt was durrng exam week when even the sophs were so d1straught that they went home nlghts and studled so tts SG1dl The Hrgh Trmes sulked around Room lU3 and refused to go to press for a week Frnally the paper moodrly admrtted that 1t craved a change of atmosphere and wanted to become the property of the frfth perrod class MISS Wharton faculty advrser extraordtnary solace that thrs was qurte a usual procedure and really cast no reflectron on the1r talents S Trme marches on and wrth 1t the Hrgh Trmes u the record looks pretty good very good Call newspapers are egotrsts at heartl And every Thursday when the new 1ssue makes 1ts debut the reporters hum tn a ltght hearted mood My heart belongs to Daddy because thts year our esteemed busrness staff has cleverly avorded matchrng the accounts Wllh the buslness advrser s harr and Mr Gurllan has defrnrtely gtven up uslng red 1nk CBlack IS really a much more soothmg shade for ledgersl Whxle everyone knows that there s Help Wanted at the Frve and Ten where theres Nothrng Sacred the paper has topped off a banner year by wrnnlng second place honors rn the Natronal S holast1c Press Assoclatlon So heres Applause to MISS Allce Wharton and Mr Newell Gulllan the faculty advrsers and Applesauce to anyone who doesnt thlnk that a student poll three contests one Grade A Revolutlon and drawrng 1n a battle of words Wrth Ioe Dougan IS pretty grand golng for the most famous of Thursday s Chlldren 4667 L1 t C .i . , I . , Il - I Il ' I I ' U I V I I sadly delivered the ultimatum but offered the heartbroken staff the OA .,. ., . .' ,,. . Bt ' ' II ll 4 c . , , , 4675 e Spectator For those students who f1nd ord1nary Enalrsh courses slow and all too often unrnterestrna Rrdaewood Htqh School offers courses rn yournahsrn for Junror and SGDIOT pup1ls As Junlors the asprrzna young rournahsts publ1sh The Spectator whnch appears alternately IH The lfhdaewood Herald and The Rldqewood News The qurdma haht for the sturnbhna JUHIOTS IS M1ss Allce Wharton who serves offlcrally as faculty adv1ser MISS Wharton however ftrmly belreves 1n the pr1nc1ple of Ltve and Learn as she arves the students pract1cally a free re1n lettmq them try what they w1ll Wh1le she but tells what the results have been when such rdeas were trred n the oast As usual there were two Juntor classes rnayormq 1n Journahsm th1s year One handled The Spectator durmq the f1rst semester whtle the other waded throuah Enalrsh Ltterature lll Followma the und year exarnrnauons th1s set up was reversed Each week the paper has a new Edltor rn Chxef and Assoctate Edttor who a tually edlt the news and headllnes Thereby about twenty people are aole to aam edltmq experrence rnstead of two At th1s year s Nat1onal Scholasttc Press ASSOC1Gl1OH Conference the Judaes saw flt to award The Spectator the hlqh ratmq of Excellent As new features th1s years class rntroduced thumb na1l b1oaraph1es f the current edttdrs and assocxate edrtors Two columns also rnade therr de ut one entrtled Serv1ce Entrance and the other Slaps and Claps Wh1le The Spectat r ts not run for d1re t vocat1onal trammq IH Iournalrsrn th work on he paper d es arve those who rmqht D9 1nt rested tn 'tves ganna th1s voca1on a chance to see what makes the press s a around But reaardle s of whether or not the tumor Journaltst WNlsl'1Gs o commue w1th th1s type f work the on f solourn rn tne w rtd f wrmna ts a valua le experlence that leaves def1n1te nef1 s tn the f rrns of a oetter understandlnq of th tnternal workrnqs 1 the h ot a rr re un1fred and GXDIGSSIVG style of wrmng and ac ve all a greatly tmpr ved conceptlon of the word c operau 't 1 1 t . . . . . 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Girls Club Barabara Houchin President Mary lane Telfer Vice President Miriam Rowan Secretary lean Griffin Treasurer The purpose of the Girls Club is to face lite squarely and to find and give the best Although this 1S not always lived up to it does serve as a good reminder After all the sophomores have become familiar with the club dolngs its code and pur pose and have decided to Join the club and try to live up to the remind the members of the fact that there IS interest in the all around development of each and every girl The symbol of the Girl Reserves IS a triangle within a circle The triangle represents the mental sp1r1tual and physical sides of a girl and of course these three sides must be well balanced in order to give a girl a well balanced personality As the triangle grows so grows the circle around 1t This circle symbolizes interest in a circle of friends and interest in all people The Girls Club programs are all planned around this symbol They are designed to help the girls develop their mental and spiritual as well as social lives Especially emphasized this year was understanding between adults and girls Teas talent programs and d1scuss1on groups with adults were held to help increase tolerance for and comprehension of the different ld9CIS and opinions which the two groups have The Mother Daughter and Father Daughter banquets sponsored respectively by the Junior girls and the sophomore girls were espe rally interesting because they brought out for the parents the creative ability and or1gmal1ty ot the girls For many years the seniors of the club have put on annually a Cabaret and the money made at these affairs has been laid aside in the hope that someday there might be a new YW This year their work was rewarded' Of course 1n the old building the club was right across from the Warner and quite in the limelight but there Just wasnt enough room This last fall the g1rls learnlng that We could move to larger and better quarters became even more anxious to keep up their respons1b1l1t1es in Girls Club 468i I mf A l I X - - ' A' mx . 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A. ff I Xalf i 469i G1FlSl Club Thrs year s Cabaret was constructed around movlng days Now that 1t IS located on Franklm Avenue rn a more spactous house wh1ch frts better wrth the club s 1deals 1t IS posstble to meet IH one large group more often By keeplng up wlth the Splfll of servtce wrth former Grrls Club members have shown they hope to be able to own the house soon Mrss lakre-as our 1nd1spensable advrser rs affecnonately called shares th1s hope wlth the g1rls The Grrls Club Cabrnet elected at the hrst supper rneetrng plans the years programs w1th suggestlons from all the members Each g1rl on the Cabrnet 1S the cha1rman of a specral comm1ttee such as publtcrty or arrangements One of these commrttees plans several programs for ra1s1ng money wh1ch IS used to send dele- gates to the varrous conferences at Northtleld and Camp Pequot Last summer at Camp Pequot Dorcas Flrehaclc was elected charr man of the Glrls Reserves m1d wlnter conference whtch was held rn East Orange Also mcluded on the Cabmet are the G1rls Club offtcers and the cha1rman of each class group These class groups meet on weekday afternoons and have more rntrrnate d1scuss1ons and socral affalrs The otflcers of the Glrls Club for the followmg year are elected 1n the preced1ng sprlng and are announced at the May Formal Installatron ot offlcers whrch IS always a lovely servrce follows the week after the dance These two thrngs are done rn the spnng so that 1n the fall the members may all be prepared to acqualnt the newcomers wtth the old members and w1th the purpose code and act1v1t1es of the club New th1s year was the Blg Slster Act tn wh1ch each sentor g1rl took a sophomore to the f1fSl meetrng wh1ch was held at the Woman s Club Thrs procedure helped the senlors to get acquarnted wrth the newcomers more qulckly so helptng them enlarge the1r c1rcle of fnends One more acttvlty wh1ch should oe menttoned rs tne H1 Y G1flS Club party held 1n Ianuary thls year lt was an mformal attalr wh1ch met wrth huge success Th1s IS another of the many pro grams whtch are destgned to help girls tn therr soclal development . 1 . 1 , .1, .1 , . 1 1 1 1 , , , . 1 1 . f-1. .1 , .1 . 1 1 1 . 11. . 11. 1 1 . . 1 -- - v : ,- . .1 , . L1 Band 1939 marks the tenth year of Mr Donald K Cooks rergn as 1nstrumental superv1sor of the Brdgewood Hrgh School Band Mr Cook s frrst arde and abettor was Betty McKean sophomore drum maJorette and twrrlrng student of Paul WIHGS class of 38 Mr Cook orgamzed student offrcrals rn the band th1s year Allan Parker 1nspect1on1st Gordon M1lne manager Tom Adams student drrector Lours Iorel sergeant at arms were h1s chorces The band played and formed team letters for the spectators at most of the home football games 1n the fall The Athletxc Assoc1at1on pard for all transportation so that the band was able to parade at the Thanksgrvmq Day game at Pompton Paul Wrnes went to Pompton 1n hrs Scottrsh k1lted unrform as drum rnalor of the Camegre Tech Band and helped Betty entertam the football fans W1th the twrrls of h1s two batons The Fr1day evenrng Sprmg Concert of Aprrl 22 was the chmaxmg event 1n the l1fe of the Band of 39 On the program were found the Natronal Mus1c Educators March the Martha over ture a Bach choral Soul Array Thyself W1th Gladness The Wh1stler and HIS Dog Dark Eyes March Hamlrn Rxfles and for an encore the Drum Maror Femme Followrng precedent establrshed last year those members of the band who proved themselves relrable muslcrans for two years and garned the approval ot Mr Cook and student cab net rece1ved Band Plns as 1nd1cat1on of the1r worth to the organrzatron Fellows and g1rls rece1v1ng awards th1s year were Bob Betts Harry Condon Ioe Dockray Ed W1lcox I1m Gaylor Harlan Howe Rrchard Iohnson Lours Iorel W1lbur McKell1n Ed Moore, Gordon Morrrson Allan Parker Don Summerhayes Alrce Qumn and Mary Qurnn Mr Cook recently rntervrewed made the statement Im qu1te as well pleased wtth thrs year s band as I feel I shall be wrth any hrgh school band I may drrect We were fortunate to have rn the band well balanced 1nstrumental groups a feature not often found ln hlgh school bands 4707 1 . 1 . . 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' ' 11 1 - 1 1 , . . . 1 1 1 1 11 7 Fltty one student mstrumentalrsts under the sk1lled drrectorshlp of Mr Donald K Cook have th1s year contrlbuted to one ot the largest and most successful orchestral unrts 1n R H S muslcal hrstory Actmg on alternate weeks wrth the band as supplement to the regular assembly programs the organlzatlon has also performed 1n such specral meetmgs as the Chr1strnas Easter and Thanksglvmg servrces and at a meetlng of the Parent Teachers Assocratron furnrshlng the approprrate background to the A Cappella Chorr muslc To the New lersey all state hlgh school orchestra Alan Parker solo celltst and lohn Mason base VlOl11'11St were sent from R H S That group composed of the most outstand1ng student mustclans 1n the state gave 1ts annual concert wrth the all state choral organ 1zat1on for the New lersey State Educators Assoclatron 1n Atlantlc Crty last November Outstandlng 1n the years currlculum was the Sprmg Concert performed th1s year on Aprll 21 rn combrnatron wrth the hxgh s hool band For th1s event the orchestra spent long hours of prac trce ln thorough preparatlon ln tts connectlon the group has presented a program for the Benlamm Franklm Junlor h1gh school assembly and a brxef dernonstratlon for the hlgh school group Among the selecttons chosen for Aprrl s concert were the flnale from the tamrlrar Symphony from the New World of Dvorak Vrctor Herberts popular Babes 1n Toyland the Intermezzo 1ntroduct1on to the thrrd act of The Iewels of the Madonna by Wolf Ferrarl and a march by Rrdgewoods composer George Trtnkhaus entrtled The Graduates As a lrnal contrtbutron to the hlgh schools mus1cal program the orchestra took part w1th the cho1r 1n the annual Baccalaureate serv1ce for the graduatmg class - I - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , i , . 1 . . - I - I I , , , . . . 1 I . - . . 1 . . 1 rv ' , C . . 1 . . 1 , . . 11 H 1 . 1 11 . 11 11 11 , OI' 1 , . 11 11 . . 1 ' I I . . 11 11 , . . . . . 1 . 1 1 1 Crchestra I-l1Y Its HiY Tonight' was the battle cry that called out about IOO boys to make up one of the largest HiY Clubs ever seen in B dgewood High School and a club that was over twice as large as the next ranking H1Y in Bergen County Presidents Dick Leonard and Nelson Lord and the Cabinet strove for a balanced program to realize social spiritual mental and physical development in each member The club program was planned with this in mind so that through such character development each member could aid in realizing the HiY purpose To create maintain and extend high standards of Christian character throughout the school and community Two chapters the Maroon and the White were formed at the beginning of the year to accommodate the large membership but due to lack of proper facilities the groups were Joined later on Highlights of the years program were a telephoto demon stration by the ace news photographer of the New York Times a benefit dance for an injured athlete- the Hi-Y Football Banquet' talks by Mr. Hay Mr. Foley Police Chief Tremper and Reverends Derivan and Fisher- a Shanty Town Party with the Girls Club' sound movies on the trans-Atlantic cable- a lively Rat Session- an inspiring induction service and many athletic contests between the two chapters. The average attendance for the year was 55 boys which is somewhat larger than last years total membership and about twice last years attendance record. Three advisers gave of their time to aid the club - Mr. Mease Mr. Foley and Mr. Reynolds. Dick Leonard was president of the Hi-Y Council and the Maroon Chapter. Boy Coningswood was the Maroon vice-president Bill Fricke treasurer- Arthur Prior secretary. White Chapter officers were Nelson Lord president' Donald Terhune vi e-president David Parker secretary- Ward Oakley treasurer. lames Tomai was treasurer of the Hi-Y Council. Arthur Helmers represented the club at the State Older Boys Conference at Trenton. He sat in a mock session of the state legislature and secured passage of Ridgewood s bill. This years club is equally divided between sophomores, juniors and seniors so the outlook for next year's membership is encouraging. 1725 4735 Spamsh Club Mrs Rrces Sparush puprls began wonderrng why there wasnt a Spanrsh Club After all those rn the French and German Clubs had pretty gay trmes Wrth the help of Mrs Rrce and great hopes rn therr hearts they organrzed the f1rst Span1sh Club of Rldgewood Hrgh School The offtcers were as follows Donald Hopper presl dent lane Lucas secretary and Stanley Lambert treasurer They decrded to have one educatronal and one socral meetmg a month to be held on every other Wednesday The club was fortunate to have several boys from Spamsh speaklng countr1es 1n the school They were very cooperatrve when 1t came to helplng out the educatronal meetmgs Not long ago the group had the pleasure of hearmg a boy from Guatemala who was spenclmg h1s vacatlon rn this country These meetmgs have been extremely 1nterest1ng and 1t IS certam that the members who have attended left wrth a better under standrng of how those ID other countr1es l1ve Although the socral meetrngs werent qurte espanolrsh they wrll always be remembered as brrngrng the puprls and the teacher closer together rn compamonshrp especrally the meetrng when Mrs Rrce made cupcakes they were good too The hrgh pornt of the year was a trlp to New York The members saw the frrst Mexrcan all Spanrsh sound talkrng and musrcal romance ever offered to the Amerrcan pubhc The grrls all ltked Txto Gurzar and the boys reveled rn the bloodthirsty Thunder Over Mexrco After the movre they ate at the Casa Havana Madrld a Spanrsh nxght club The WGITGIS all spoke Spanrsh the menus were tn Spanrsh and there was an excel lent floorshow The orchestra leader gave all the grrls hrs auto graph and he and Mrs RICG exchanged a few words rn Spanrsh Smce then the members have had a yearnrng to speak rt fluently The presrdent and secretary held meetrngs respectrvely at therr homes The purpose of thrs was to fmd South Amen a on the short wave but somehow or other, mostly other 1t was mrssed com pletely The surprlsmg fact about the club 1S that lt has money rn 1lS treasury lt IS hoped that next year the club w1ll be as successful as 1t was th1s year . . 1 . . . 1 ' 1 . . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' . 1 1 . . 1 , . 1 11 . 11 . , . I . . . ,H - x., 1 1 ' Tumor Red Cross loseph Shanaphy President Elis Yaden Secretary Betty Davison Vice President Ethel Sproul Treasurer Miss Nell Powell Faculty Adviser The Iunior Red Cross opened its busy year with a successful get acquainted party for the new members of the Ridgewood High School There was a large attendance and when the party was over it is believed those newcomers felt more at home in RH S The biggest event of the year was the spectacular production of They Shall Be Heard a living newspaper drama Mr Ogden Mr Stryker and Mr Bookstaber who were in charge of the pro duction, took a group of students into New York to see One Third of the Nation a similar type of play After the performance the students were permitted to explore the sets so that they might have a better idea of how to construct the1r own This was accomplished through long hours of experimenting The lighting problem was also a difficult Job to work out Each of the ten small stages some ele vated had to be lighted from different spotlights The speaking was done by narrators through microphones and had to be Finally after much rehearsing what had seemed an almost im possible undertaking was ready for presentation This pageant which was presented three times turned out to be one of the finest programs ever put on in the hlgh school As the pageant was received so enthusiastically by both the student and adult audiences 1t was thought other schools might be interested in knowing about it so an article with illustrations was submitted to the Iunior Red Cross Iournal This has been accepted and will be published preceding Roll Call next Fall Work at Christmas included sending menu covers to sa1lors on board ships cards and gifts to veterans at Lyons New lersey and giving out baskets to the needy which we also did at Thanksgiving A party with gifts and refreshments was given for thirty children in the Paterson Orphanage ln March tne group sponsored a benef1t card party which netted over S40 us d to send delegates to the National convention in Washington A party for the chrldren in Bergen Pines Pre ventorium and an entertainment for the men and women in the Old Peoples Home completed the activities for the year 4745 T I I 9 A, . , . , ' syncronized with the pantomime action on the various stages. I I - . , , 4 Q 1 KN . . . b . 4157 Catetena ln the past year lt has been proved by the Cateterla L,omm1ttee that Phdgewood Hlgh School IS deflnltely capable ot ma1nta1n1ng a pleasant place m Whtch the students may eat The force Whlch has brought th1s about can most slmply be termed cooperatlon Th1s cooperatrve sp1r1t has been among the staff the commrttee and the students of the school The appearance ot the cafeter1a and the conduct ot those who eat rn tt has been pralsed by school ottlclals and VlS1lOfS who happened to be 1n 1t The Catetena Comm ttee IS made up of a group of people called hosts and hostesses each of whom IS responslble for a table and another group whose duty tt IS to see that the general conduct and appearance of the d1n1ng room IS kept up to a hlgh standard The commrttee meets Wlth Mtss Abbott at varlous rntervals to dlscuss any problems whtch may arlse and to offer suggestlons whlch may prove helpful The att1tude ot the students on the commtttee toward others has not been at all belllgerent but rather courteously asslstant The startlmg su cess of the host and hostess system becomes the more amaztng when xt lS reahzed that th1s IS the tlrst year that such a plan has DQGU trted The 1dea was mtroduced by Mtss Abbott and the task of enforcement fell to Walter L1v1ngstons ommrttee Regular meetrngs were held at the begmmng of tne year to pun1sh tnose gu1lty of vxolattons out after a perlod ot weeks the vtolattons became so few that regular meet1ngs were ds ontmued Th1s should serve as some land ot trtbute to the Judg 'nent ot the msngators of the plan and the eftectrveness ot the entorcers Tne comm tt e w1shes t Xpress tts apprec1a1on to all those who have had a part tn maktng tne Fhdgewood l'l1gh b hool oatetena a pleasrng and well run part f the school lt also sm cerely hopes that the work wlll D9 carrt d on next year and that 1t w1ll result rn even greater success fu ..,, ., . . , , 1 l. 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' ' 'A , z: Commlttee A Cappella Chou' W1th a membershrp of approxrmately frfty students the A Cappella Chotr under the capable d1rect1on of Mrss Florence Waller has completed another tnterestmg and successful season Accompanred by Mary Qulnn and Barbara Lrlly the Chorr has achreved a good balance of prats thrs year rn sp1te of the usual rar1ty of tenor volces ln November etght members four grls and four boys sang under Mr Er1c De La Mader 1n the all state chorus group whrch gave a program at the annual New lersey Teachers Assocratron conventron rn Atlantrc C1ty In addltlon to the Thanksgrvlng servrce at wh1ch the Cholr furn1shed the musl the orgamzatron has glven programs for the BenJam1n Franklin Iunror Hlgh School the George Washlngton lunror Hrgh and the lunror l-hgh School rn Glen Rock One of the h1ghl1ghts of the school year was the trad1t1onal Chrtstmas program gtven three ttmes 1n Chapel and ln whtch gowned and carrymg ltghted candles the Cho1r members sang a group of rel1g1ous numbers 111 a seventeenth century cathedral sett1ng At the Easter pageant whlch was presented twrce for student assembl1es and repeated agam rn the evenlng for parents and frrends the Cho1r supplled the must al background from the Chapel oelcony On May 20 the Cho1r took part 1n the State Choral Feshval held every year at the Trenton State Teachers College Another org event of the year was the Sprlng Choral Concert tn wh1 h the A Cappella Chorr furmshed a large part of the program Proceeds from the concert went toward the mus1c fund The Chotr s year w1ll draw to a close when 1ts members smg at the Baccalaureate servtce on the bunday before graduat1on and at the Commencement exer lses on Iune 16 The Chotr has accornphshed 1ts work thls year wrth only two rehearsals a week one durlng school t1me and the other after school hours lt was only durrng a perlod Just before a spe1al p r formance that extra rehearsals were called W th the close of another suc essful year the A appella VHOII turns 1ts eyes to the future the senrors saylng therr go d oyes and he sophomores and Junlors l oklng forward to seasons whmh W111 D9 Just as satlsfactcry 4765 ff- I I lr-f , . 1 ' , ...C K 'rf' .1 , A . . . . 1 , . , I 1 I 1 . . 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A -, , cf , ' . , A , N I V t C 477i Student Council Student Council is the name that has been given to the form of student government practised in Ridgewood High School From every homeroom in the building comes a representative to attend all the councils meetings All other clubs and organizations are invited to do likewise In the spring of each year the students elect by popular vote the president and the vice president for the ensuing year Custom has it that the president shall be a boy and the vice president a member of the opposite sex These officers automatically become members of the Student Committee which acts as a board of directors or a steerage com mittee This committee IS rnade up of three members elected from each class by the students in the respe tive classes Some of their duties are to sift the Various complaints and forms of business and to plan for the counc l s meetings They also select a se retary for the council for the year as president Grace Cooke as vice president and lean Griffin as secretary Meetings are held the first Monday of each month and are supplemented by the committee meetings on Thursday mornings The chief proiect for this year was the establishment of some system or code by wht h the student body can arrive at a higher standard of honor lt is sincerely hoped that future coun ils will not let this very Worthwhile idea fall flat or lag in any way It is also hoped that the future Student Councils will meet with as much cooperation as this one has been fortunate to enloy and that the members of the councll will continue to appreciate their responsibility as the members of this one have ln addition to the honor system prolect the task of efficiently managing the details that are of immense importance in running the school although they may not appear too important was carried out efficiently to make the school as pleasant as possible from the standpoint of an efficient government i ' ' . c This year the council was ably guided by Walter Livingston Girls' Gflee Club Chapel Program Commlttee Second ChOlF French Club German Club lrltematlonal Club Football Golf Soccer Basketball Track Baseball Rldlllq fx 'pf--ad Cheerleadmq Tenms Glrls Baseball Gunls Swlmmmg Gnrls Tenms . X . Maxam' ' 1 , vw I - - X . X - - Outstanding Girls ff 5143 Guqls Table Tenms Glrls Badmmton , , . ' X ww.-... iff' f ' - X kv' 634: ww , 7 ,..:f4'r Q ' 1-W. -94' ' 4 ,W .lf -,ff , , ' ' 722 gf r V, if , Vw, MJ.. .uf , .f .' lah. Grlrls F1e1d Hockey Gnrls Vclley Ball GIFIS Soccer i . L x Y fmi. I . V - X f ' 1 . ' A . , , - 4 '. 3 fin' ,, . L f I X I N Girls Basket ba Managers Tuesday Club-Nancy Doerr Thursday Club Dorothy Rider The Basketball Club met every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon during the winter season in the Girls Gym A total of nlnety members took part in the games and activities sponsored bY the club There were six schools represented at a play sponsored bY the Westwood girls A feature of this affatr was a spaghett1 drnner Nancy Doerr Dor1s Doscher Pat Bathmann Martha Hadeland Madge Orltn and Sally Green attended thls affair On March 9th Teaneck invited us to a four school play day The following girls were chosen to attend Enid Taff Betty Bltchle lane Burrows Pat Green Sue Green and Shirley Weemhoff Stx of our g1rls went to Paterson on Saturday March llth to play for the Bergen County Iunior Officials examination Martha Hadeland received a National rating in basketball officiating At a later date lane Burrows Madge Orin Cora Preston and Sally Iune Fletcher were given a local rating The examination passed by these girls was set up by the National Committee Another event of interest was the Faculty Basketball game This was held tn the Boys Gym on February llth The vlctorious student team was composed of such stars as Pat Bathmann Coralie Harnett Virginia Bown Dor1s Doscher Nancy Doerr and Dorothy Rider The final score was 27 to 24 in favor of the student team The chmaxmg event of the season was the Bergen County Playday sponsored by Ridgewood on Saturday March 18th Fer dinand was used as the theme Seventeen schools from the county each sent six players Distinguished Judges from outside of the county Judged the girls while they played and announced two All Star Teams who played one another during the afternoon ora Preston and Sally Green were selected to be members of the Bergen County All Star Team Mr Somerville welcomed the girls and talked to them about their sports Durrng the day the girls participated in the following events Basketball Volleyball Relays Individual Sports and Roller Skating 1867 I X I l I ' I Green also qualified for this national rating. Pat Bathmann and H . ki 4877 Glrls Golf The Golf Club was organ1zed Aprxl 27 1937 There were seven teen members and the fee was S2 UO for each member wh1ch en tttled them to play at the Saddle Rxver Golf Course durmg the fall cmd sprmg terms of the year They reported once a week for prac trce Betty Thomas Was the manager and M1ss Elizabeth M Selher and Mr Bookstaber sponsored the sport The mam purpose was to QIVS mstructton to students who had elected thrs sport for partrcrpa tton 1n an 1ntramural program The second purpose was to help students who wrshed to have some knowledge of golf upon entermg college ln the year l938 there were thlrty one members in the club re ce1v1ng 1nstruct1on at the Saddle Rlver Golf Course Marlon Wrley was manager and as the membershrp was so large they reduced the fee to Sl 50 per person n1ne of whom were pr1v1leged to play at the Rxdgewood Country Club Golf Course as the1r parents were members and they recerved 1f1SlfUCl1Ofl wrthout charge The students use the golf course twrce a week There are three groups of seven g1r1s each group alter natmg so that every group gets an opportuntty to play at least once a week Ed1th K1rk was manager of the Rldgewood Country Club Group and Dorothy W1ll1ams for the R1dQ9WOOd Hlgh School group reportmg at the Saddle Rrver Golf Course M1ss Ehzabeth M Sell1er and M1ss Marlon Eaton are the sponsors for the Saddle RIVGI group Members of the Saddle Rtver Golf Course are Group I Elame S1mpson Mar1on Sloat qrace Douglass VIIQIHIG Ellms Eleanor Glbson Isabelle Gardner Ruth Board Group ll arolyn Oakes lean Dorau Nancy Smyth Mar1lyn Stxer Dorothy W1ll1ams Mary Trpper Iune Gorham Group III Katherme Mlddleton Mlldred Blease Eleanor Scales lane Teague Ivy Pedersen Ruth Hutcheon Ed1th Budds . X In the year 1939 there were thirty-nine members in the clubf 1 t C ' ' Folk Danclng The lntroductlon of Folk Danc1ng 1n the hlgh school Physrcal Educatron program th1s yeccr was not merely because 1t 1S a pleas ureable form of recreatlon but an Art that IS somethlng Whrch 1S beautlful GXDIGSSIVG and 1mag1nat1ve Rhythmrcal act1v1t1es have always been popular wrth all races In th1s form of s1ng1ng games folk dancmg aesthetic and GXDIGSSIVG danclng these act1v1t1es make a specral appeal to grrls Almost every g1rl rn the h1gh school has partrclpatecl 1n thrs form of actrvrty erther 1n the Physrcal Educatron classes or the Folk Dance Club whrch meets after school tor two hours every Frrday A br1ef hlstory of the dance g1v1ng rts or1g1n preceded each lesson rn order to show how the geograph1cal features of a country determrne the rndustrres occupatrons products sports and recreatrons of the people and therr dances Thls year the club studred the dances of the people ot the Br1t1sh Isles Flrst the well known lrrsh Lrlt a peasant dance requ1r mg no grace or darntlness but wh1ch prov1ded emoyment and re creatlon whrch comes from actrve part1c1pat1on m VIQOIOUS rhythmrc movement Then came the popular Hrqhland Fhng or vrctory dance because some battle had been won The Scotch dances have as thelr chret character1st1cs the element of natronal pr1de the lndustry and thrlft and all round practlcal nature of the Scotch and the sp1r1t Whlch IS an lrnportant factor 1n makrng the Scotch dances what they are And last but not least the good old Enghsh Sarlor s Hornprpe wh1ch 1S the one dance whlch England has to her Cfedll Whrch 1S based on the movements assoclated wrth the sallor s dutres Whrle rt IS not a great dance 1t IS very amusmg 1n llS earnest pantomrme Many of the students ln the Polk Dancmg Club learned to execute these steps wlth much speed and ac uracy so that when the 1nv1ta tron to dance for the Klng and Queen at the World s Fa1r on Iune lOth came to the Rrdgewood Manners they were all ready Several Longways Dances and Square Dances were also taught but probably the most useful of the Folk Dances are the Country Dances These dances requlre qulck lntelllgence plenty of common sense and a keen feehng of rhythm They were especrally valuable to the students because by means of them many useful lessons were taught as they learned the art ot mov1ng easrly and naturally Wh11e the sober galety whlch prevades the dance creates Just that fresh and Wholesome atmosphere that IS needed 1n the school 4885 1 1 1 , . 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 . 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H . . - C . . 1 . , . - 1 1 189D G11 lSl Archery Every Wednesday afternoon f1nds the R1dgewood I-hgh School Qlhl9l1C f1eld occup1ed by some forty g1rls who are battl1ng for bulls eyes at a regular meetmg of the Gtrls Archery Club Under the watchful gu1dance of MISS Ehzabeth M Sell1er these modern D1anes learn the proper techn1que of speed1ng arrows through space to a favorable spot on the target Although the vast maJor1ty of the g1rls start from scratch and many of them have never held bows before Jo1n1ng the club the results are surpr1s1ngly good Thxs year s group turned out so suc cessfully that two of the g1rls lane Burrows and En1d Taft won gold medals for the1r shoot1ng excellence 1n a contest at Hackensack on May 20 E1ght schools from th1s sect1on of the state were shoot1ng 1n compet1t1on there and the honor g1ven to these g1rls was really s1gn1f1cant Th1S IS one athlet1c act1v1ty that keeps go1ng all year round In the fall and sprmg the vars1ty f1eld IS the scene of the act1v1ty but when wmter makes 1t 1mposs1ble to shoot out of doors the G1rls month the 1nd1v1dual scores are subm1tted to a Northern New Iersey contest wh1ch makes awards at the end of the year for the hlghest 1nd1v1dual scores There IS never any coax1ng to get the club members out for the1r Wednesday afternoon sess1ons The fact that the archers enloy the1r work 1S shown 1n the1r attendance record and scores both of which are conslstently hlgh Archery IS one of the few sports that wr1ters and cr1t1cs have unammously agreed IS su1ted for women Wh1le other sports have a tendency to overdevelop certaln muscles and stra1n others arch ery 1S a moderate but effect1ve method of exercrse that results m an 1mproved posture better general phys1cal cond1t1on and sol1d en1oy ment for those who part1c1pate Thls sport 1S well founded at R1dQ9WOOd H1gh many years hav1ng w1tnessed the speedy fllght of the tr1m wood shafts that leave wellmampulated bows to f1nd the1r marks 1n garly pa1nted targets The future of th1s pleasant form of GXGICISG w1ll probably be as glow1ng as the past as 1t IS as oenef1c1al and 1t IS emoyable Gym becomes the battle grounds. During the fourth week of each Ghrls Sport Councll OFFICERS Presrdent DOTIS Doscher Treasurer Pat Bathmann Vxce Pres1dent Edlth K1rk Advlsers MISS Selller Secretary Kagen Mcsoarroll Mlss Sternhauer Thls organrzatton was begun last year 1n our school for the purpose of promotlng glrls athlettcs The a1m of thts group IS to keep the athlehc leaders 1n an organrzed group to develop the1r e'1erg1es tn benefrctal channels to tra1n g1rls to coach referee and take general charge of the orgamzatlon and plann1ng for the d1f ferent sports groups ln a responslble and d1gn1f1ed manner These Sports Councll members work 1n close cooperatton Wllh the sponsors of the varrous sports clubs The counc1l ts composed of a manager and a representat1ve from each sport club There are fourteen sports sponsored by th1s group They are Archery Badmmton Soccer Hockey B1d1ng Table Tennrs Volleyball Basketball Swlmmmg Folk Dancmg Baseball Track Tennts and Golf Any g1rl rn school 1S ehgtble to come out and Jom one of these sports clubs In Bergen County we are most fortunate to have been IH on the beg1nn1ng of a new era 1n sports for QIYIS The vartous schools were found to have a group synonymous Wllh our sports counc1l so 1t was suggested that each group from a parhcular htgh school s nd three representatwes to a Bergen County G1flS Athletlc Councll wh1ch meets four tlmes a year The R1dQGWOOd grrls have been very acnve 1n th1s group Thrs year the Bergen County G1rls Athlehc Councrl sponsored an 1ntramural rat1ng test for a natronal rat1ng 1n the off1c1at1ng of basketball for glrls The Gtrls Sports Councll has been very actlve th1s year They sponsored a sophomore party a cake and candy sale a faculty Va student basketball game and an all county basketball play day tn wh1ch ftfteen h1gh schools from the county partlclpated 4905 , 'v' rf fu - - . . 1 . . . . 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . . 1 . , Q V l. . . . t . 1 . . 1 . . . 1 1 JUNICDR CLASS THE SAVAGE SCHOOL Established 1890 oiters a three year course preparing high school graduates to be teachers of RECREATION, HEALTH and PHYSICAL EDUCATION in colleges, schools. playgrounds. recreation and community centers. camps and industrial organizations . . . 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I Rldqewood 6-4400f440l PlIIY3E'N'fJf3fJS ONLY DRY CLEANING PLANT Comphments of C C VAN EMBURGH GREENERY FLOWER SHOP Corsaqes for All Hxgh School Dances 36 'NIORT1-I OAK STREET Special Io Shxdenis -- One Dollar PACE INSTITUTE Cultural Occupatronal Courses The programs of day school and eve nmg school study mclude the followxng ACCOUNTANCY AND IUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ACCOUNTANCY PRACTICEIC P AJ ADVERTISING AND MARKETING SELLING AND MARKETING SECRETARIAL PRACTICE ADVANCED SHORTI-IAND SHORTHAND REPORTING IC S RJ PHOTOGRAPHY REAL ESTATE 0 INSURANCE A Jumor or Senior hugh school student may make tentative reservauon of class place to be avarlable after hugh school graduatxon fno oblrgatxonb and be placed on marlmg lxst of Tl-Ie PACE Srumwr-otfxcral magazme of Pace Instrtute Dtploma courses are accredrted by New York State Educatmn Department C P A courses are approved by both New Xork and New Jersey General Bulletm with occupatronal booklet on any desrred course wxll be sent upon request BArclay 78200 PACE INSTITUTE 225 anoAnwAY, NEW voruc HOROUGH secre larral, commercral, and sfenographrc lrarmng conformmg fo the pres enl' clay requrremenfs Placement servrce New classes now 'Form mg For bullehn, wrrle or telephone the Prrncrpal Paterson, New Jersey Telephone Sl-lerwood 2 IIBO Baseball Goll Tenms Oldtown Canoes Boats Frshmq Tackle Outboard Motors Badminton Table Tenms spoarme GOOD C B VAUGHN 197 Market Street Paterson N CHARLES FOODS EX LUSIVE ATERER OF DELI ATESSEN AND COCKTAIL A CESQORIES Phone Rldqewood 65763 GRADUATE ORbE'TlERFo RIDGEWOOD CORSET SHOP 16 OAK QTREET RIDGEWOOD N l Our Ice Cream m Drxxe Cups As Well as Bulk Bnck or Fancy Molds TERVVILLIGER 61 WAKEFIELD Inc Dalry Produ s 1208 E RIDGEWOOD AVENUE Telephone 5 279.2 T .. 1 1 1 's .1 . . .- .. ... , , - Q A A NJ Lf V A A -A - L1 vu T ,-. -. f. C . . . 1 .. VA. 1 . I , . .. . . . . . 1 . 1 1 1 . . ct' . 1 D 1 RAFFETO S ICE CREAM HAN S BARBER SHOP THE 1939 PACKARD 120 AND SIX AWD T B MCGUIRE Inc 5 AQDINUT STQE I nv Q Nothmq but A s on O r Report Card W E B E R The Watch Man PLEASE PA 1 RQNIZE CDUR ADVERTISERS Fxxl 1 I ETHEL KENNEDY LINENS Mo oqam qloo Lqht WE LITE ELECTRIC ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING , , V '.'.'II.'E 'z' .' LDU2' 'YTIF LDT fT.','T'lffiQ , N., L?EF,. JfIfiv' IV.-HQ 'E1.-'A,QI,ffI QE QfQf.'fPAEf5'fil.' 0 U I o - rw- .-N . A. -, I C., . L RIflxj'f'.'J.QJ.ld E , ,. , u .-3,1 'Qf'1:e .zz .. :V :I I:1w:.',1 - - ,mf-Q . '---,H , Linens , ..-....X.fn,,, ..,-.. ,..., V, . ,..... 'f: 2'f Y' N ' 'l ',, .,,.,w.,.,n . '..,g -..x,',f.-f .A.,. ' '..f1f . GI-A35 ,xi L? EE1'.I:1'I'1.l if f'::. Lg.-1. n r in rder -21 SEMI ,' fl '.:',:1 , HE, E. i :Hn-1 : . E11 11' 1 n 1 ' ' ures i fn ' ' Superior Marfqet S E A F 0 O D an QUALITY MEATS or dzsc1'zn1natzn pwpk uhm demand flu fm E PHONE RI 6 2390 F D l 9. d ' 7 K 7 ?S 09,2 5, NIJ .'QQf, Pr Q if st R1Q.5e'.-':, 1 : 1:1121 LUCAS and MUNROE THEATRICAL SCHOOL CGLLEGE AND CQMMFRCIAL PHOTQGRAPHY : O zual Photoff1'apf1u's 1939 Arr U h za ffa C, P f L O7, U LHDT .8121 STREET, IXJEW YQRK, N, Y. Tslegg 3119: PQ 3-7789 Ridgewood Secretarial School ALSO KNOWN AS x Snmlnmb ' Kiimng P mug Wills lUU NORTH MAPLF AVFNUE RHDCW WQOIJ N lougll Qncklf an W l Speclal Summer Course for Hxqh School cmd College students , X K '-,X nxt- lv L ll of el 1 a EWR S X C H L .-.QQ S Il' 'ri 'J '-1 ' 1,5 'A I PHINHNH fi HUVHHISINH SlHVIEl D1st1nct1ve pr1nt1ng l1ke all other processes of d1st1nct1on requ1res a coord1nat1on ofsk11ls art1stry and busmess serv1ce tra1ned craftsmen and creat1ve plannlng have placed Colyer Pr1nt1ng Company 1n the front rank for ma1nta1n1ng the best pr1nt1ng servlces 1n f1ne typog raphy art1st1c layout perfect reproduct1on accurate color work and dependable produc t1on and del1very schedules EUlYHl PHINHNH EHMPHNY' NlWHHK'N'J 1- -if t , .M-X. AL, .ix . 1--1--'W 11- , . .,-5 -1., , H , , - . . -yzaszr. , xx, I v , . .Y, . . -V-. , f