Ridgewood High School - Arrow Yearbook (Ridgewood, NJ)
- Class of 1943
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WW ...J wr 1-,M xx-ig ,fr f 2 hd Dean of Boys MR FRANK FOLEY I 3 all SCIENCE Mass Fanme Bell Mr Ohs Grencller Mr Alfred Moran Mr Mahlon Prllclward Mr E E Raffensperger MATHEMATICS Mrs Gerfrude Anderson Mr Carroll Benedncl' Mr Ralph Muller Miss Nell E Powell Mass Janei' Van Blarcom ENGLISH Ellrs D Brown Mr J Paul Darby Mr Newell Gurllan Waller Klrbv Muss Esflner Manson Mass Helen Roberls Mr J Tlweo Sfralfon Mass Alnce Wharfon LANGUAGE Mass Marlon Eafon Miss Helen Greenwood Mlss Gerfrude Joslm Muss Helen McClure rss Helen Paflberg Mrs Maflmlde Rice Miss Esfelle Shevm Mass Eva Sonsfroem Muss Frances SuHon I in s. f PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mrss Grace E Lyon Mnss Eluzabefh Sellner Mr Charles Yenme Mr Frank Mozeleskl MUSIC Mrss Florence Waller Mr Donald K Cook LIBRARY Mnss Grefchen Monroe J' SOCIAL SCIENCE Mr Henry Boberh Mr John BroomaII Muss Jose hme Brown Mr Eare HoshaII Mr Davnd Lundsey COMMERCIAL Mass LoI he Nnemlec Mrs Edna Ream Mrs EveIyn Znmmerman Q? 'UQ 154: ff If? Ikbnuunmf-...,,,.,,,,, l. l ART Muss Jane Abbofi' Mrs Fanfh Allman Mass Claure Bowman Mr John Camblm Mr George Egln Mrs Ger+rucIe Lmdbloom Muss CharIo'r'Ie Lockwood Mr Aufher VeH'er Mr Leo Palmlsano P ei A 1 Q 7. s f4 if 'lg ,sf JJ' 41' . 111 1111111111 7, frm 41111 llllfl lf 9,11 1 -M 211 f 'll' W BM 5 .2 -0' '-M... MARY FYFFE ROBERT V LEE JR VICE PRESIDENT pI2ggIQpIIT ,uf 'N r 'B W gb' 1 JEAN POFFINBERGER JOHN MCCOLL JR SECRETARY TR ASURER if 'N46-. -av YZ? ---- if DOROTHY WISNER RICHARD BAUMANN EDITOR IN CHIEF I9 MANAGING EDITOR i 9 , I I A .4 if fgi I, ,gi , 5 if I b MI? I R 'vvl T 'Q Q 1 A I--f I-f I EEI , jx . I WILLIAM PURCELL ABBOTT br eo S ales Mercl-arf Mar ne Baslselball 2 4 HsY Bowlsng 2 4 Sensor Tsclsef Commslree Boosser Club 4 Horneroom Press den 4 have a hear ml room c every e CHARLES R ADAM Buclmell oball 2 Varssfy 3 4 H Y Balrfball 3 4 Bowlsng 3 4 Exggufsve Commsffee Alhlehc Assocselson Tschel Commsllee Junsor Prom I-le was a smoovh appearxn man PAUL APPERT oc Unsred Slales Navy Scrub Manager Baseball 2 3 Properfy Commslfee Ju nsor Play Scenery Commsllee Sensor Play Refreshmenl Commsflee Junsor Prom Band Commsffee Sensor Prom Boosler Club Treasurer 4 Specfalor 3 Hsgh Tsmes A fellow ol snfmle yes? of mosl excellenl fancy CRAIG ARMINGTON Cornell Unsverssly Wsllow Club 2 3 Orcheslra 2 3 4 Scenery Junor Play Sensor Play Casf Tsckel Commslree Sensor Prom War Sfemps 4 Soccer Squad 3 4 Track Squad 2 3 HsY 4 Salvage 3 4 Morse Code CourserCep1asn I-le bearelh all Ihsnqs well ELAINE M ARNOLD Lane Junsor College Gsrls Club 2 3 4 Decorahons Junsor Prom Decora Irons Sensor Prom Arrow 3 4 Sludenf Councsl 3 Town Councl 4 Spanssh Club 4 Cabarel Tsclzef Chesr man Vclory Corps 4 Pan Amerscan Club 4 Cafe Iersa Commsffee A good sport sn every way RITA ANNE AUER New Jersey College for Women Archery Club 2 Grl Club 2 3 4 Vsdory Corps 4 German Club 3 4 Cebaref 4 Tsclref Commslfee Junsor Pla 3 I y Iws rw slar wnlh ever a slar s ee? constancy BERNICE J BAINTON Jursor College rs Club 2 3 Cabarel 4 French Cub 2 Tsce Commsllee Junsor Sensor Plays Archery 3 4 Badmn fon 4 Spanssh Club 4 Vscfory Corps Communssy Ds vssson 4 Morse Code 4 Chsld Psychology 4 Arrow A rue r emo s fore era Irsen ELIZABETH V BAMPTON Belly Uevar a Sch cl Facully Secrelary 4 Chsld Psychology 4 Swsmmsng Club 3 Shafsng Clu 2 3 Badmsnfon Club 4 Vsc or Corps Communsfy Servnce 4 Tennss Club 4 o we e ear ccrscemal fo rry heart so rn' n al the glggg Q r 20 Bill Hi-Y , , g '- ' , , 3 ' Play I, . 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' I a If JANE ANN BARINGER Barry Buclrnell Gurls Club 2 3 4 Bowlmg 2 3 4 Cabaref 4 Tnchef Commlffee Cabaref 4 Rahonlng Board 4 Morse Code 4 Chonr 2 Tucker Commlffee Jumor Play Kmfhng 4 Spamsh Club 4 And a bl? of fun she slrews around DOROTHY BARKENBUSH Barlue Nurses Trannmg Spannsh Club 2 Sew ng Exhubd' 3 4 Boosier Club Library Club Bedmlnfon Rahonmg Board Knlfhng 4 War Sewmg 4 Chvld Psychology 4 Home Nursmg Hlhung Good nalure and good sense musl ever loun CLIFTON H BASSETT Hugh Unwersnly ol Kenluclry Home Room Treasurer 2 German Club 3 Rlfle Club 2 3 4 Hugh Tumes Repre enfehve 3 4 HIY Salvage 3 4 lnfernafonal Club 4 Morse Code 4 Pre Flnghf Aeronauhcs 4 Vrclory Corps Amr Servnce Dnvlsnon 4 And :fs greally lo hns credui that hes an Enghshman SHEILA MAY BATEMAN Bare Busnness Baseball 2 3 4 Soccer 3 4 Basiefball 4 Vac y Corps Communrly Dlvuson 4 Facully Secrefery 4 French Club 2 Chuld Psychology 4 Morse Code 4 Girls Club 2 3 4 Sen or Prom 4 Whal wusdom can you fnd fha? IS greafer 'rhan lund ness7 ROSA BAUER Ar? School French Club 2 4 A Ihousand words do nol leave so deep an lmpressuon one deed RICHARD BAUMANN uc Prlncefon Band 2 3 Sludeni Conducior 4 Orchesfra 2 3 4 Wnlow Club 3 B:-:mg 4 Sensor Exocuhve Commnflea HnY 4 Salvage 4 Managing Ednfor Yearbook 4 DUTIES well performed lhe clay well spenf VIRGINIA L BAXTER Ginny Whealon Gnrls Club 2 3 Presudenf 4 Cabaref Boosler Club lniernahonal Club 4 Make up Scenery Jumor Pray Vlc iory Corps 4 Golf Club 2 Sfudenf Councul 4 Town Council 4 And all lhal s lusf of darlr and brughf meel In her aspect and her eyes AUDYCE VIRGINIA BLACKBURN Ginny Paferson Stale Teachers College Gurls Club 3 4 Combmed Choar 3 Gxrls Glee Club 3 Boosler Club 3 Ice Skahng Club 3 -sn 60? A good laugh us sunshune an a house 2l l Ll, 3 EDWARD SMITH BOOTH Ed UnIIed S'oI6s Army Orclsesfra, 3, 3: Band, 4: Rifle Club, 3. 'I.e+ me have musing dyfnq, and I seek o rncre dei MARY T BRADLEY Unsver Hsy ol RocI'sesIer Arrow 2 3 4 Hockey 2 3 4 BaskeIbaIl 2 Soccer 2 Tsckef CommsIIee Junsor Play Mussc Decorahon Com msIIee Jun or Prom TsclreI Scenery Commsflees Sensor Play Decorahon Refreshmenf CommsIIee Sensor Prom Gsr Manners 2 3 Spanssls Club Gsrls Club 2 3 4 CabareI You scarce could Ilrssnk so small a Ilwsnq could leave a loss so large ROBERT J BRANIGAN o NoIre Dame FooIball Squad 2 VarssIy 3 4 Group lll All SIeIe All CounIy and AlSuburban Foolball Teams Track 3 4 sckef CommsIIee Junsor Class Play HsY BaskeIbalI League NorIl1 Bergen Baslelball League Energy and persssIence c nquer all THOMAS A BREEN JR om UnsIecl SIaIes Army Hs Y Club 4 By Ilse work you shall know Ilse workmen JOHN J BRICKELL Brsc UnsIed SIaIes Army SpecIaIor Hsq Tsmes H Y 2 3 4 Mussc m rmIIee Junior Prom TsckeI CommsIIee Sensor Prom Bowlsng League 2 3 4 PressdenI Golf Squad 2 3 Rfle Team 2 lnframural Baskelball 2 3 BoosIer Club I am Ilse maker of my own IorIune SHEILA BECKWITH BROWN Brownse Unsverssfy of MISSOUVI sr Club 2 3 4 Cabaref 4 Arrow 2 3 Lsler ry Secreiary 2 Decorahons Junsor Prom Publscsfy Junsor Play Publscsfy Sensor Play Decoralsons PublscsIy Sen or Prom PubIscsIy Sensor Hop NCI by years bu? by dssposslson ss wssdorn acqusred ROBERT CLIFTON BURNS o Uns ed SIaIes Army Asr Co ps Baseball AssssIanI Manager 2 3 Manacer 4 Hs Y BxskeIbalI Bowl ng 2 3 4 Lsgl'sIs Junsor Play Decora Isons Sensor Prom Hs Y 2 3 4 Salvage Crew Treasurer own Councl 2 3 Press e I SpecIa or Hsg Tsmes 3 erquef es c ecr ALAN J BURTIS Boys Glee Club 3 4 German Club 3 4 Choral As semblses 3 4 Sprsng ConcerI 3 4 Scenery CommsIIee Sensor Play 22 of N sqm 3 's' ' .fs ' s .,,Q ..f . B b . . I' '. : in - ' I .3 . , . T . ' k : ' ls ' : i- . . , : ' C0 - 3.4. ' ' ' ' ' ' 3 G'I1' , , , : . : , , g ' a Edifor, 41 SpecIaIor, 33 High Times, 4: Homeroom B b 43 TI ',I , -, .4g' I Id n , 3, I , 35 4 .. .h . l ' t New I never s I LII I C 5l'irI 'C was' kIII.' Cu' U'I.c's7'y I' 'va e's 'C' rt :Nj e he bn nc . x in I WILLIAM CAMPBELL Bg Bill Unsfed Sfales Signal Corps Thomas A DeVlbsss Hs h School Toledo I Lefayeffe Hs h School Buffalo 2 Thomas M Cooley Hsgh School Defrost 3 Foreword and lrc sc gee was lhere e ill lo do 'rhe sou lo are SADINA CAPORLINGUA Sadse Secrelarsal School Girls Glee Club 2 Second Chosr 2 3 4 Cesf Easier Play 2 Lsncoln Dey Play 2 Red Cross 2 3 Dramalsc Club 2 Junlor Radso Club 3 A Capella Chosr 4 Morse Code 4 To be merry becomes you ELIZABETH LOUISE CAPPS Be+'ry Traphagen Schcol of Fashion Grs Club 2 3 4 Arrow 2 Scenery Junsor Pla Scenery Sensor Play Cesf Cabarel 4 Archery 2 3 Badmrrsfon 4 Sfudenf Councsl Represenlahve Inferno fonal Club 4 Spersssh Club 4 Sensor Scouls 3 4 Vo cahonal Conference Commsllee 4 Boosler Club 3 4 She loolrs demure and alrnosl shy Bu? nofe lhe sparkle of her eye' ANNA LOUISE CARLSON Ann Paclrard Secrelarsal School Fsrsl' Chosr 2 3 4 Gsrls Glen Club 2 Gsrls Club 2 3 4 Slale Chosr 3 Tlchef Commslfee Sensor Play Ger man Club 3 Morse Code Her song sl was so lender and so clear fha? all lhe world listened sfh ove HARRY L CARRANZA Bananas Drew Unsverssly HsY 2 Track 3 Soccer 2 3 Secrelary Vsce Pressdenl' Span sh Club 2 3' Pressdenf Pan-Amerscan Club 3' French Club 3' lnlernalional Club 3. Tra el reaches Iclerafonf' JOSEPH CARROLL oe Tulls College Golf 3' Baseball 4' Morse Code 4. Speak lilfle, hear much and you will seldom be ouf much. BLANCHE CAUFIELD College Coraopolis High School Coraopolis Penne. 2' Tri-Hi-Y 2' Booslq Club, 2' Cheerleading Squad 2- Girls Club 3 4' Decoralions Junior Senior Proms 3 4' Cabarel '4' Spanish Club 4. 'A comrade bl'+he and lull of glee Who dares lo laugh oul loud and free. KITTIE KER CHRISTIE New York Cclleqe ol Music Girls' Club, 2, 33 German Club, 3, 4: Spanish Fiesla, Ac- companisl, 3: Square-dancing Club, 4: Child Psychology, 4. Serene, I fold my hands and wail, 23 AS MARGARET L cHRlsT:E Peggy e sey Cc eae Wc Jumor Red Cross 2 Secrefary 3 Presndenf 4 Orclmes lr 2 3 4 Girls Club 2 3 Cabare? 4 Sewing Ex I n hon 2 Calelerla CommlHee 2 SVITHYYIIHQ Club 2 Decorafnon COMMIHQQ Senzor Play fl' ng r ue BARBARA CLARK Ba s esly of Te Baslelball 2 Arrow 3 4 Scenery Publncufy Comma! fee Jumor Play Musee Decoraflon Commnifees Jumor Prom Spamslw Club Presldenl 4 Sludenf Council 4 Band 4 Mais up Sensor Play Decorahons Sensor Prom Glrls Club 2 3 4 Cablnef Cabarel' A smdenl of azz ol lceen d scrrrr na+on ALICE WINSLOW COLLINS Collne College Girls Club 2 3 4 Cabarei Baskefba'l Hociev 2 3 Sfudenf Council 3 4 Red Cross 3 Sfudenl Cablnel Chairman Jumor Play Readlrlq Commuffee Assnsianf Du recior Jumor Play Defense Sfamp Salesman 3 Refresh men? Sland 2 3 4 e us prelly lo n r lo fall And pleasanf loo To llunlc on RICHARD CONDO uc Foofball 2 3 VBTSIRV 4 Scenery Commlflee Senior Play HIY Baslreiball Boosler Club 3 4 The besl mn lfe us lauqlwler NATHAN COOK Nale Umled Slafes Navy Rlfle Team 3 4 Jumor Play Llqhhnq Scenery COmmI+ fees Sen or Play Cas? Llqhhnq Commlffee Boosier Club 3 4 Vlcfory Corps Amr Dwuslon 4 S ncere In has wcrlc and loyal 'ro hs lrlends FRED E COOPER JR Un fed Slales Army Publncniy CommuHee Jumor Play 3 Afom Buslers Club r reedom lne n LEWIS CORCORAN ew e Boosfer Club 3 4 Track 4 C marry 5 C MARILYN CORCORAN Corky Ramsey Hu lw School 2 3 El queHe Club 2 Cha rman 3 Sfamp Club 2 Secrelary 3 Baskefball 2 Capfann Jumor Prom Comm Hee Jumor Play Commuffee Tru Y 3 Cheerleader 2 Bo lung 4 Hociey 4 Soccer 4 a e a che ra 24 New J r V 1 :cr 'an al I I : . 1' l I I Z l 3 ' : I ui heb.. Afy ' V lc a q I ' llle. b Univ r I xag , N E 4 i . 3 E Sb ' wall: willn A d wl fy l wlllw D' lc I United Slales Army , I . . I . . , . 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BERT CRONK Urnfed Sfoles Army Lnghhng Jumor Play Casl Sensor Play Caleferla Com mrllee 2 Vrclory Corps 4 Radio Club 3 Dramahc Club 2 Nol over serlous nol' loo gay CHARLES CUSTER Chuck Unrfed Sfales Army Decorahon Commrllee Jumor Prom Clean up Commuf fee Jumor Prom Refreshmenf Commuiiee Sensor Prom do as I please and do nfh e RAYMOND C DAHN JR a College Band 2 3 4 Orcheslra 2 3 4 Slage Cornmllhes Chnsfmas Program 3 4 Jumor Play Lnncoln Day 2 Town Councul 4 HIY 4 Salvage Crew 3 4 Vuclory Corps Stull wafers run deep DORIS JANE DAVIDSON Davy Cornell Gurls Club 2 3 4 Town Councl 2 Spanish Club 4 Grrls Glee Club 2 A Cappella Cholr 3 4 Golf Club 3 4 Decorahons Jumor Sensor Proms Musrc Commni lee Jumor Prom Publrculy Jumor Play Make up Semor 'Y A conslanf friend IS a Ihlng rare and hard lo flnd JACOUELINE DAVISON Ja e Endncolf Grrls Club 2 3 4 Cabarel Band 2 3 Orcheslra 2 P 9 lee Jun or Sensor Proms Musnc Commlliee Jumor Prom Usher Sensor Play Spanish Club 4 Boosler Club 3 4 Age cannol rfher nor cuslom slale Her xnlnnle varuely JULIET ANNE DENTON Judy Endncoll Glrls Club 2 3 4 Cabarel Spanush Club 4 Trckels Scenery Jumor Play Decorahons Jun or Prom Decora hons Semor Prom Vrclory Corps Arrow 2 3 Adver hsmo Manager 4 Specialor Hugh Tnmes Bowling 4 Sk: Club 3 I-Ier brnghf smule haunfg me stall MURIEL DePOWEL Murr Undecudecl Glen Ridge Hugh School 2 Girls Club 3 4 Cabaref Publucufy Band Jun or Prom Make up Jumor Play Scen ery Make up Sensor Play Band Sensor Prom French Club 4 Smal but oh my' MARION VIRGINIA DeROCKER Mar Secrelarnal Work Skahng Club 2 Buble Club 2 3 Scenery Comrmllee Jumor Play Llghhng Commuffee Jumor Play Scenery Commlllee Easier Program 3 Faculfy Secrefary 4 Homeroom Secrelary 4 I I , if w' age, I . , . R y P' 1. I I I - I k S ecIafor: 3: l l'li h Times, 45 'Decorafion Comlnil: ., I I ln her Iongue is lhe law of kindness. I L., 3 25 PAUL DICKES Pablo P ce lr's+ u e Varslfy Track 3 4' Jay-Vee Foofbell 4 an we ever have foo n-uclw of a good flu ng7 GEORGE JOHN DICKEY ac Un red Srales Army College Tenms Squad 3 Salvage 3 4 Aarplane Spoffor 3 HIY 2 3 French Club 2 e ldesl co s male flwe bes? horses MARGARET DICKINSON Peggy Jumor College Soccer 2 3 Fleld Hoclrey 2 3 Besiofball 2 3 Rol r Slmahng 3 Lnbrary 4 Vncfory Corps 4 Glrls Club 2 3 4 Sensor Pro'n Comms? ee 4 Salvage Csnler Chair men 4 Home Nursang Chairman 4 Rahon Board Klndness IS flwe sunslune IU wluch vxrlure qro s GEORGE A DINSMORE IZ Merclwanl Marlne Hugh Times Specfafor lnfernahonel Club 2 Scan ery Jumor Pay Spanish Club 4 Arrow Adverhslng 2 Phofograpluc Ednfor Yearbook 4 Mnrfh prolongelh Ile and causellw lwealfh PETER DIXON ere Br 1 slw Navy Band 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Radio Club Cas? Jumor Play Casf Sensor Play Wnllow Club 3 Morse Code 4 whlle clear whsle mslde ROBERT N DOLPH Dolph Un vers ly of Mlclwlgan man 4 Sfudenf Evacuahon Commnfiee 3 Chairman Llghhng Comrnlffeo Jumor Play Music Comm Hee J mor Prom Sfudenf Cabmef 4 Senor Ezecuhve Com mlfioe Arrow Annual 4 The more we do lbe more we can do RoY DOMER ug Un led S a es Army Sgmal Corps Foofbal Squad 4 Rfle Club 3 Vac ory Corps 4 Morse Code Class 4 H any arf l l rrl l rre7 CYNTHIA DONCHIAN E s ness c ery Club 2 3 Ju o Re Cr s ub Faculfy Secrefary 4 Gurls Club 2 3 4 Chuld Psychol ogy 4 Morse Code 4 he ggl ac 26 a l l C I J lc 3 - ' . 1 . . : ' . .4: Th wi , . . : ' . . : . . 1 le . D' P ll 'Es A . ' ' ' l l ' ' Foofball Squad, 3, 4: War Sfamp Commilleo, 3: Chair- . '. ' . ' . : . ' ' I I U: Sl I ' ' I 5 . 1 i . z 'l , : a T , rc'r care l' free: VVE, Can! hey gl be L.f'en'Qd ,llc T .N C-Y Arb , . , 43 nf r d os Cl , 2. 31 'T J e C 'fe wc. 'e p lly WSW' S'IT'L'-'Lf 'a'G. JOCELYN DRAPKIN Jocue Syracuse A Cappella Choir 2 3 4 Combined Choir 2 3 4 Girls Club 2 3 4 Cabaref Spamsh Club 4 Cafefena Com mufiee 3 Vnclory Corps Garls Glee Club 2 Fe es? faulrs lfh grea es? beaufy IO ned ROBERT E DUFFY o Forf Schuyler Merchanl' Mar ne Sam? Joseph Hugh School Paferson 2 J V Fooiball 3 Sh Club 3 HIY Salvage Crew 3 New Jersey Sfafe uard Rudgewood Chapter 4 A comrade ne fher qlum nor merry ROBERT C DURYEA o Un red Sfafes Army HnY 2 3 4 Bowllng 4 lnframural Baskefball 3 Chrlsf mas Programs 3 HnY Salvage 3 Town Councvl 4 One always has 'fume enough If only one applses If well VIRGINA J EDWARDS Junme College Presndenf Sophomore Garls Club Cabmof 2 Golf Club 2 Rad Cross 2 3 4 Rheforncal Wnnner 3 Band 2 3 4 Orchesfra 2 4 lnfernahonal Club 4 Arrow 4 Tuck e s Casr Sensor Play Wnrh malace lo ards none Wnfh charnly for all RUSSELL EHLERS u Unnfed Slales Navy Y M C A 3 We make our lorlunes and we call fhem ale JANET YOUNG ELMER an Nursmq B mlnfon 2 3 4 Archery 2 3 4 Girls Club 2 3 4 Tnckef Commnflee Cabaref Scenery Commaifae Semor Class Play VICYOYY Corps Morse Code Chnld Psychol ogy Boosfer Club 3 4 A happy hear? goes all the ay AUGUSTUS EPPLE Gus Bus ness Morse Code Class 4 ihere be o l e pray 'lhee een me and T E9 ELEANORE M ERNST ne Sngnal Corps Vncfory Corps Land Dnvnsnon 4 lnfernafuonal Club 4 Tabla Tenns 4 Tlrne ns preclous bul rrulh ns more prec ous Than Yurre . Bb n n l G I' . Bb Bd J fd'--.-I nr: Il. dhrl 'Lel n Is rif , l , belw h.' . EII' 27 5 Syracuse Rulqers llllllllll! 'il GLORIA A. ESCHELMAN Business Victory Corps, Community Service. 4: Leadership ing, 4: Sporfs Council, 4: Follr and Square Dancing, ager, 4. 'Acfions speak louder fhan words. AUS EVANS Ozzie Uniled Slales Naval A'r Corps A Capella Choir 2 3 4' Second Choir 2 3 4' B ys Glee Club 2 3 4' Varsily Traci 2 3 4' Versiiy Foo?- ball 2 3 Co-Capfain 4: High School Baskdball Leag 4' German Club 2' Basielball Squad 2. He loved 'rhe game beyond lhe prize Train- Man- HELEN EVANS e Weeloclr College Junior Red Cross 2 3 4 Girls Glue Club 2 3 Com bined Choir 3 4 Fnrsf Choir 4 Girls Club Junior Class Play Trclcef Commlffee Senior Class Play Properly Commrlfee There is a quiel charm abouf her CHARLES FABER Charlie Truclc Driver or Army A mans orlh is esfima+ed in this orld according fo h s conducl GERALD FABER Heads Worlr or Army The hear? +o conceive lhe hand lo execufe ANDREW GEORGE FABULA Andy Bayonne Hgh S hool Bayonne N J 2 3 Boxing 4 Arrow 4 Viclory Corps 4 Morse Code 4 Inferna honal Club 4 French Club 4 Boys Glee Club 4 econd Chorr 4 Bloomfield Conference 4 He Gese es praise who does nor haf he may bul haf he oujhr W DEAN FERRES 3rd Joe Prep Cornell olbal 2 Varslfy 3 4 Track 2 Boys Glee Club 2 3 4 Combined Choir 2 3 4 Decorahons Junior Prom Senior Class Cabmei Floor Commiffee 42 Graduahon Dance Chairman Tucker Commuffee Senior Play Amr Raid Warden Much can be sa d on both sides ROBERT H FINCK o Band 2 3 4 Orcheslra 2 3 4 Scenery Commaffeo Junior Play Vrcfory Corps Sea Dnvusron 4 A lrrde genfleman lreads nc? Yhe earth 28 4 I? N-in NORMA JEAN FISCHER is Oberl n Girls Club 3 4 Sewing Exhrbrhon 3 Combined Choir 4 A Capella Choir 4 Spanish Club Genfle in manner farm in real ly DONALD FISHER on Unrled Sfales Na y Hugh School Bowling 2 Boosfer Club 3 A esr brealrs no bones MARGUERITE MARY FLACH e New Jersey College lor Worr-en Girls Club 2 3 4 Cabaref Town Council 3 4 Span ash Club 4 Secrefary Usher Junior Play Specfalor 3 Hugh Times 4 Tnclrers Senior Play A Capella Choir 4 Comb ned Choir 3 4 The world means sorneihinq To ihe capable FRED F FLEMMING Baron Un red Sraies Navy Fooiball 3 4 Traci 3 Decorahon Commiflee Junior Senior Proms Clean up Commnrlee Junior Senior Proms Scenery Commiflee Senior Play A mrqhly man was he' MERILYN FORCE ri Business Brea H h Berea Ohio 2 Roller Srahng 3 urs Club 3 Grls Glee Club 3 Soccer 3 Spanish Club 3 Baslzefball 3 4 Morse Code 4 A Capella Choir 4 A sieadf girl wrrh a sieady mind JOHN W. FOSTER JR. Fosdeclc Colqale Univers'1y . . Drive 2' H' h imes S.esman 2 4: ' - Presidenl Boosfer Club 4' Chapel Programs 3 4' Sl - den? Council 4. ras lull of iolme and 'es SHIRLEY A. FRANK Frankie College Girls Club 2 3 4' Hockey, 2 3' Girl Mariners, 2: Child Psychology 4' Music Commiflee Junior Prom: Combined Choir 35 Girls Glee Cub 3' Cast Cabarele Refresh- menf Sfand 4' Ticker Commilfee Senior Play. Her m'rlh The world requires, MARY ELIZABETH FYFFE Skidmore Sfudenl Council, 2, 33 Homeroom Chairman, 2, 31 Sporls Council, 2: Presidenf, Junior Class: Town Council, 3, 4: Vice-Presidenf, Senior Class: G'rls' Club: Sporls, 2, 3, 4: Publicily Commiflee, Junior Prom, Publicfly Commiflee, Senior Hop. S e was good as she was air, ro know her was io ove er, 29 Gal' 43 MURIELLE CECELIA GARNOT Traphaqen School of Fashion Girls' Club, 2, 3, 4: Ticker Commiflee, Cabarel, 4: Scenery Commilfee, Junior Play: Scenery Commiifee, Senior Play: Boosler Club, 3, 4: Viciory Corps: Child Psycholoqy, 4: War Sewing, Kniffing, 4: Baseball, 2: Bas- Lelball, 2. 'A lair exfericr is a silerl recommendalionf' ELIZABETH ANN GARTRELL Dils Prall lnsliluie Girls' Club, 2, 3, 4: Combined Choir, 2, 3, 4: Firsr Choir, 2, 3, 4: All-Slale Choir, 3, 4: Cabaraf, 4: Dscoralions, Junior Prom: Publicily Commiffee, Senior Play. 'Srrali cl srafure, bu? great ol heart' PIERRE GARVEN Princelon Corridor Commiilee, 2, 3: Vocalional Guidance Commif- lee: Ticker Commillee, Junior Play, Prom: High School Bowling League, 3, 4: High School Baslrelball League, 4: Tennis, 3, 4: Hi-Y, 3, 4. 'A modes? man in word and deed. ALLAN GAVAN Indiana AI Syracuse School of Fcreslry Jeffersonville High School, Indiana, 2: Sfale Chorus, 2: Boys' Glee Club, Second Choir, Firsi Choir, 2, 3, 4: Track, 2, Varsily, 3: Treasurer, Sludenl Council, 4: Hi-Y, 2. The opinion ol The slrcnqesl is always Ihe best ANN BOYCE GAYLER Annie Kinderqarlen Teaching Girls' Club, 2, 3, 4: Archery, 2: Soccer, 2: Sophomore Assembly Commiflee, 2: A.A. Ticlre? Commillee, 3: Boosl- -er Club, 3, 4: Make-up, Senior Flay, 4: Cabarel, 4: Bad- minfon, 4: Chairman, War Kniffing, 4. 'Beauly is lhe gli? ol God. MARTHA A. GEILS Marr Business Dramafic Club, 2: Casf, Lincoln Day, Easier Plays, 2: Table Tennis. 2: Archery, 2. 3, 4: Sporfs Council, 3: ln- Iernafional Club, 3, 4: A Cappella Choir, 4: Combined Choir, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club, 2. 'A merry hear? makes a cheerful counlenancef' JEAN MARION GELDERMAN Jeanie Karherire Gibbi A Cappella Choir, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club, 2: Casl, Junior Play: Publicily Commilfee, Chairman, Program Commif- lee, Senior Play: Junior Prom: Cabarel: Communily Serv- ice Division, Viclory Corps. 'Music is well said lc be Ihe speech cl anon-ls. JANET GIBSON Gibby Undecided Girls' Sporls Council, 2: Vice-Presidenl, 3, Presidenl, 4: Girls' Glee Club, 2: Combined Choir, 2, 3, 4: A Cappella Choir, 3, 4: Girls' Club, 2, 3, 4: Cabaref: Baseball, 2: Baslelball, 2, 3: Tennis, 2, 4. 'True as 'he needle To ire pole or as Ihe dial lo the Sun, 30 ELIZABETH JANET GILLEN Belly Gnrls Club 2 3 4 Cabarel 4 Girls Glee Club 2 Play Readlng Commnlfee Semor Play Gurls Infrarnurals 2 Arrow Busmess Sfaff 4 Secrefary Vocahonal Confer ence 3 Thou h se locks culsh re lhe sun G Iden Iress ea he n or-e HOPE GOVER Dancmq School Vxclory Corps 4 Square Dancing 4 Omcers Mllllary Drnll 4 Cleveland Helgllfs Hugh School 2 3 I rnean Io do my duly as I ouqhl NANCY ELIZABETH GRAHAM Nan College abarel Grls Club 2 3 4 Gnrl Manners 2 Sporfs Councul 3 4 Defense Sfamp Salesman 3 4 Pnng Pon 2 3 4 Muslc Junior Prom Properhes Commlllee Sen nor Play Rlueforlcals 2 3 Clwlld Psychology 4 I-ler ays are ways ol pleasanlness ANNE MARIE GREENE Scolly Bus ness Badmlnlon 2 Baseball 3 4 Clnld Psychology 4 Fac ully Secrelary Lnbrary Homeroom Chairman A srnoolh and sleadlasl rmnd qenfle 'rhoughfs and calm desnres CAROLYN GREENE Carole Modern College of Beauly Cullure A Capella Choir 3 4 Combined Cllolr 3 4 Girls Glas Club 3 4 Gurls Club 2 Orchesfra 2 3 4 Boosler Club 3 Baseball 2 Lle Thou arl qreal THEODORE GREVE e Unuled Slales Navy Varsuly Baseball 2 3 4 Varslfy Baskefball 2 3 aplaun 4 Varsnfy Soccer 2 4 He fakes mos? del gh? an Ih nqs alhlefc WILDA ANN GRUNDY Bus ness Gurls Club 2 lnframural Baseball 3 4 Inlramural Bas lelball 4 Clnld Psychology 4 I-Iappmess seems made fo be shared PHIL GULMY Gus Truck Drnver or Army Bu? all In good lnme 3 I Sullins I w C I I I C es, w' ' d I . C 1 I ' . . . : ' ' . : -I ' .I . . ' ' I .I 9' ., W I . E 1 ' T d . I I I : . I I 'C .I I ' I I BIII I MATTHEW HAGEDORN Moe Un fed Slales Me chan' Mar ne Sludenf Council 2 Baseball 2 3 4 Soccer 2 Vamfy 4 H Y Bo Ing 4 HIY Basie? all 2 A frue lrerd he culd e JEAN HALE Mary Wash nqfon Jun r College rs Club 2 3 4 Girls Sporfs Council 2 3 Golf Club Arrow 2 Cas? Junior Play Decorahons Junior Prom Cabarer 4 Decorahons Senior Prom Boosler Club War Knulfmg Chrnslmas Program 2 3 4 Scenery Commrflee Senior Play Showcase 4 She rncves a qoddess and she loolcs a queen JOSEPH EDWARD HALE JR Umfed lales Coast Guard Foolball 2 Varslly 4 Baskelball 2 3 Varslly 4 Golf 2 Varsify 3 4 Inlramural Baskefball 3 Boosler Club 3 4 HuY 4 Airplane Spofler 3 Loolr hes winding up rhe wafch o his wil by and y if will Sir: 9 FLORENCE HALLIDAY i Tusculum Cheerleader 3 4 Girls Club 2 3 Cabnnel Cabaref 4 Speclalor Clrculahon Manager Sfaff High Times Arrow 2 3 Hall of Fame Edllor 4 Decorahons Jun nor Senior Proms Bowling 4 Sk Club 3 Span h Club 4 A lillle nonsense now and fhen us relished by lhe besl of men KAYE HARDENBERGH Easfman School of Mus C Girls Glee Club 2 A Cappella Choir 2 3 4 Accom pamsl Boys Glee Club 2 3 4 Cecela Award 3 Girls Club 2 3 Music Chairman 4 Cabarel 4 Town Coun cll 4 Sporls Council 4. 'W'1houl music l'le ould be a mislalcef' MARGUERITE BLANCHE HARINC-5 Marge Business Badminlon 2' Roller Skaling Club 2 3 4' Child Py- cl-iology 4' Facully Secrefary 4' Girls Club 2' Ralion Board Service 4. The mos? maniesr sign of vfsclorn is a coninual cheer' fulness. ROGER e. HARING Og College lnlramural Baslrelball 2' Hi-Y Baskelball League, 3 4' Hi-Y Bowling League 3 4' Norlh Bergen Baslmelball League. ' s h ppy he ' f 1 -e'ar a he n- s all h's requrennenls in hnseli aionef GRACE HARRIS College Irs' Glee Club, 2: Girls' Club, , 3, 4, Junior C '- men, 3, Senior Chairman, 43 Junior Class Secrelaryg Casf, Junior Play: Music, Junior Prom, Town Council, 3, 4: Arrow, 45 Properfies, Senior Play: Morse Code, 4. Bene' a good head 'han a hundred s onq handsf 32 CY' GEORGE S HASBROUCK College or Unsted States Armed Forces Hamslton Hsgls School Trenton 2 3 Typsng Club 2 3 Cafetersa Management Club 2 Homeroom Secretary 2 3 Football 4 Intramural Basketball Baseball Soccer A youth lsght hearted and content I wander through the world WILLIAM W HASHAGEN Hash The Csradel Baseball Manager 2 Booster Club 4 TTcket Commsttee Sensor Prom Tscket Commsttee Sensor Play HsY Bowl sng League 2 4 HsY 4 Track 4 A man of good repute carrsaqe bearsng and estsma tson MARY LOU HAUSER Louse New Jersey College tor Women Gsrls Club 2 3 4 Red Cross 2 Treasurer 3 Vsce Pressdent 4 Spectator 3 Hsgh Tsmes 4 Combsned Choir 3 4 Gsrls Glee Club 3 Junsor Play Usher Tscl et Publscsty Commsttees Sensor Play Usher Property Commsttee Sensor Prom Tsclet Commsttee There ss no rcom tor sadness when we see a cheery smse DOROTHY HEBBERD Dottre Kathersne Gsbbs Roller Slratsng 2 3 4 Tumblsng 4 Bowlsng 4 Sports Councsl 3 Swsmmsng 4 Booster Club 3 Faculty Sec retary 4 Red Cross Sewsng 4 A trlendly 'lace wsth a smsle tor all DOROTHY M HEMBERG I-lembse College Gsrls Club 2 3 4 Cabaret Arrow 2 Cast Junsor lay Spectator 3 Junsor Prom Decoratsons Sensor Play Scenery Sensor Prom Decoratsons Tsciets Chape rons Student Councsl Cabsnet 4 Hugh Tsmes 4 Vsc tory Corps Councsl Archly the masden smsled and wsth eyes overrunnsng wsth laughter THOMAS HEMPHILL om Undecsded Hugh Tsrnes Hs Y War Stamp Commsttee Tsclet Com msttee Sensor Prom Patsence has the best wssdom JOHN H HENNESSEY ac Unsted States Army Arr Corps Band 2 3 4 Booster Club There ss msschset sn hss eye RALPH HEWITT Unsted States Naval Asr Corps Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 Stage Commsttee Junsor Sensor Plays Chrsstmas Program 3 4 Lsncoln Day 2 Easter Program 3 4 Tsciet Commsttee Junsor Prom HsY 4 Booster Club H Y Salvage Wsse to resolve and patsent to endure -at 'Q lllllllll WILLIAM T HICKS Rensselaer Umfed Sfafes Na y Foolball Squad 2 3 Varsufy 4 HnY Basketball 3 4 Decorahon Commlffee Jumor Prom Jumor Execuhve Commiflee If fhere D6 any lruer measure of a man lhan by hal he d es if must be by hal he gi es JOAN HISEY Joanny College Grs Club 2 3 4 French Club 2 3 High Times Speclaior Publicify Sensor Play Tennis Club Girl Mariners Swimming Arrow Sfeff Le? 'oy be unconlined JEANNE LILLIAN HOPKINS I-loppie Lasell Junior College Cabaref Casl' Dancing Pafron Commlffees Tlckef Make up Commillees Senior Plays Chairman Cosfume Com muHee Jumor Play Decorahons Jumor Prom Girls Club 2 3 4 Swimming Club 2 Dramahc Club 2 Riding Club 4 Bowling Club 4 Her eyes as sfars of fwiliqlnl fair HARRIET HOPPER Micke Business Girls Club 2 3 4 Child Psychology 4 Rahon Board Service 4 Faculiy Secrefary 4 Hiking Club 4 Roller Skahng 2 3 Girls Baseball 2 Girls Baskelball 2 Hockey 2 Shorfhand ll Conference Laughler is 'the soul of lile MARION A HUBER Marney Soulhern Seminary Riding Club 2 Golf Club 3 4 Spanish Club 4 Spec Iafor High Times Sfudenf Council 4 Music Decora hon Commnffees Jun or Prom Publicity Junior Play Usher Senior Play Girls Club 2 3 Cabarel 4 Wifh a pleasanf personalily a hear? and a smile MARY ELLEN HUBER Mer Oberlin Girls Club 2 3 4' Cabaref' Casl Junior Play- Radio Club 3' Band 2 3 4' Ofcheslra 2 3 4' Speclalor 3' High Times 4' Boosler Club 3' Casf Senior Play' Riding Club 3' Rheiorical Conlesi 3. Thoughts areim'gl11ier lhan slrengfln of hand. KATH RYN MARGARET HYDE Bradford Cheerleader, 3, 4: Girls Club, 2, 3, 4, Cabarel: Spec- lalor, 3: High Times, 4: Properlies Commiflee, Usher, Junior Piay: Decoralion, Music Commilfees, Junior Prom: Ticker Commiflee, Usher, Senior Play: Sfudeni Council, 3: Red Cross, 2: Arrow, 3: Homeroom President, 3. Her dancing lee? and friendly lace Would get her almost any place. ELAINE GRACE JACKSON Jackie Secrefarial School Girls' Club, 2: Ping Pong, 2, 3: A Capella Choir, 4: Town Council, 3, 4: SpeclaIor. 3: High Times, 4: Girls' Glee Club, 3, 4: Combined Choir, 3, 4: Senior Play, Casf: Opera Club, 3. 'Flmlering wivh gaielyf 34 aff' MARGARET JACKSON Migs Undecided Girls' Club, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play, Coslume Commilfee, 4: Cabaref, Casl, 4: Ping Pong, 4. And lner sunny lcclrs Hang cn ner rernpies like a gclon ----. HAROLD W. JACOBUS Jake Temple Uniyersiry Track Squad, 2: Camera Club, 4: Vicfory Corps, Sea Division, 4. 'Men of few words are rhe bes? men. MARGARET R JAMIESON Rennie Jersey Cily Srale Teachers' Cclleqe Girls Club 2 3 4 French Club 2 Archery 2 Hosress Cabaref 2 Homeroom Secrefary 3 Boosfer Club 3 Casf Cabaref 4 Vucfory Corps Commumly Service 4 lce Skallng 3 College Club Represenlahve 4 A is for lhe besl in The bes? of all possible worlds FRANCES KAY JEFFREY a Randolph Macon Girls Club 2 3 4 Sporfs Council 2 3 Secrelary 4 Band 4 Orchesfra 2 3 4 Male up Commuffee Senior Play Cabaref 4 Archery Air Service Division VICTOYY Corps Rahon Board Child Psychology 4 A cheerful spirif in a cheerful hearr DONALD E JOHNSON Swede Unirecl Slales Army A r Corps Bashefball Squad 2 3 Senior Homeroom Presldenl Slu denf Execuhve Commifree Decorahon Commlflee Jun vor Prom Refreshmenf Commrlfee Senaor Hop Decora 'hon Commeffee Senior Prom Norfh Bergen Baslrefball League lnframural Baskeiball 2 Whafs The use of worrying JANE JOHNSON Johnm Parsons Girls Club 2 3 4 Girls Golf Club Cafeferua Comms? lee Chairman Program Commilfee Jun or Play Chrusf mas Pageanf Easier Program Make up Chairman Senior Play Boosfer Club Show Case Lommiffee Her arf excels all others ROBERT HOLMAN JONES o Colgale HnY 3 4 Program Commlfiee Falher son Banque? Dec orahon Commlffee Chairman Ticker Commlllee Junior Prom Usher l942 Graduation Vocahonal Conference 4 Advisory CommlHee Vlcfory Corps 4 Sludenf Council Cabmer 4 Good nalure is more agreeable in conversalion lhan WI ROBERT DOUGLAS JUDSON u Umled Sfares Mar nes Soccer Varsily 4 Hockey League 3 Vlclory Corrs 4 Boosler Club 3 4 His enemies shall llcl: The dusl -'CY ,MGA DORIS KANE Sfrefcn S9C'E'6VV5 SCLCFI Slworllund I Conference, 43 Girls' Club, 2: MI. Carmel Club 2: Roller Skaflng Club, 31 Faculfy Secrelary, 4. ec. F- -G mefyyk JOYCE KANE Girls Club 2 3 Morse Code 4 Faculfy Secreiary 4 I d ea 'P ave C Q EUGENE L KEATING Gen Un ed S?a+es Marne Corps Boosier Club 3 4 rrar- de cn ANDREW KEELEY Gump U d SGIQS Navy Foolball 2 Varsufy 3 4 All Suburban Team Baslmefball Leacue 4 Y Bowling League 2 Boosfer u 2 lmey Base Varslly Tlwou sI'1alI Iglwl Io 'rlwe end ROBERT KELLEY Mudge Navy or Merclwanl Marme Baskefball 2 3 Boos+er Club Ofllcer 4 HIY Beslcef b 4 JEAN GUTHRIE KENT Kenn Irre Gnrls Club 2 3 4 Comb ned Chour 2 3 Tvclref Com mulfee Cas? Cabaref 4 Make up Commnffee Senuor Play Dramahc Club 2 Table T nnns 3 4 Gnrls GI Club 2 EDWARD KERSTON e Mar Spanusln Club 3 CARLOTTA KERWIN r s Club Cabme Ce are 4 Girls Spor 5 uncul 3 enclh Club 2 3 Vice Presnd nf 4 er man Club Presudenl 4 36 Tc c ka be Joy Urczezded r' ':' are, Cu' 'Cay' r' ' I ' Du' lei' :l FLC. . 9 I' I 'A wb: Is wI?'y 4-,II yI gf n?'Q ' ., - .4: Y , ag HSC , 3: Ha.Y, 2, 31 ball, 2, ' , I .I all, . ' 'And he wag 5 rrlqlvly Iirfle lellowf' Y Buc I FI ' . I 2 '. . 2 'Y ' ve I s I'e 'We 'Prgs Fa' ccwi T d es 5,0 sc -,fc 3 ::.'n'2c' 2 J Qs. Msn' , 2, 3, ' 1, b l, 3 ' I I .:Fr ,,g'-'e,gG- M 'fc 'Z N12 a I git ERNEST J KESSLER ceq George Washmgfon Hugh School New York 2 3 French Club 2 3 lnfernahonal Club 3 Execuhve Commrlfee 4 ha'an rvfn as JANE KIEFER K He Randolph Mac n French Club 2 3 4 Soccer 3 Hockey 3 Pmg Pong 3 4 Jumor Red Cross 3 4 Girls Club 2 3 Cabarel 4 Tlcief Make up Commrliees Senior Play Laugh and the world laughs wllh you BEVERLY M KIENDL ev Nursmq T nms 2 3 4 Gurls Club 2 3 4 Boosler b Spanish Fnesfa 3 Cabarer 4 Dancrng Club 3 4 row Represenfahve 3 Bowlmg 3 L es a whirl FREDERIC A KING re College Bo s Glee Club 2 3 Boxmq 3 4 Trac 4 Specla or H gh Trmes Boosfer Club An cerfarnly he was o qood fellow JOHN W KLEIN Johno Undecnded Band 3 4 Musc Commrhee Relreshmen1'CommrHee Junior Prom Boosfer Club H s very oo? has music n f DORIS KATHERINE KNAUERHASE l-lazy Secrelarlal Worlc G rman Club 2 Grls Club 2 3 4 Badmlnlo 2 Facully Secrelary 4 Red Cross Sewing 4 Ice Slahng Clu 3 Who knows her smule lrnows a perlecl lhnng IRENE KOZIOL Traphaqen School ol Fashion rs Club 2 3 Sewing Exhrbrhon 2 3 4 Scen Commliree Chr: fmas Program 3 Coslume Commafiee Easier Program 2 Junlor Play Chairman Sensor Play Tab'e Tennls 4 Chuld Psychology 4 A sulenl address IS lhe qenu ne eloquence of smcernfy EDGAR KRAUSE Un led Slafeg Mar ne Cc ps Asslslanf Manager Basielball Team 2 3 Scenery Com mulfee Junlor Sensor Plays Musnc Commlllee Jumor Prom Decorahon Commlllee Sensor Prom Yes bless lhe man who frgf lnvenfed sleep ol e 'O. w 1 oble Z d ' heref ll . B e ', , , g , , , 1 Clu,3,4: ' ' . : . : ' . . : Af- Mil' . F d Y' . . : . : lr. : - f g f ' 1 . ,l d . i l 'lif' e . : i' . . , : ' n. : b, . I I I I Gil' ..: ' . . .: ery Ed 37 ll ARTHUR HERBERT KROLL r Un ed S'afes Mars e C fps xsng 2 Orclsesfra 2 3 HsY 2 3 4 Tscker msHee Sensor Prom Homeroom Clsasrman 2 Sfudenf Councsl 2 Asr Rasd Courser 3 4 Telfceolbscnn'er+rrsaesl'sssownwy DAVID NELSON La BAU Dusly Unsled Sfales Nlerqbanf Marana Soccer Varssly 4 Decoralson Commshee Junsor Prom Decorafson Clean up Commsflees Sensor Prom Refresh menf Commsilee Sensor Hop Man 5 bear? expands lo lnlser sh bs car ANDREWS MADDEN LANG Donuls Siudenf Commsflee 2 Fsrsf Clsosr 2 3 4 ofCllQl3fB T n Councsl 2 L Varssy 4 N sie Rlweiorscals 2 H Y 2 4 Foofball 3 4 Pressden? Junsor Class Pressdenf Siudenf Councsl Ou? of lass moufls comelh knowledge and underslondsng JOHN LANNUIER Unsfed Sfares Army Specfaior Vsciory Corps 4 Morse Code 4 Rsfle Cub 4 Boosfer Club 3 4 Merrsly merrsly shall I lsve now JOYCE LATHAM o Bussness Gsrls Club 2 3 4 Programs Jumor Play Programs Usher Sensor Play Town Councsl 4 Badmsnion 2 Table Tennss 2 Baslsefball 4 Baseball 4 Norihfield League Cas? Publscsry Cabaref Facully Secrefary 4 Vscfory Corps 4 Endurance ss flue crownsnq qualsly and pafsence all llse passsors of greal hearls ELEANOR V LAWRENCE Bussness Roller Slahng 2 3 Chsld Psychology 4 Faculfy Sec refary 4 Communsfy Servsce Vscfory Corps 4 Badmsn ron 4 Tennss 4 In qusefness and conlsdence shall be your strength EDWARD B LEAHY JR Tooky Uns ed SYa'es Army Asr Cc pg A A Represenfafsve 2 3 Arrow Represenlahve 3 Tsciefs Scenery Junsor Play Publscsry Junsor Prom Boosfer Club lnframural Baslserball 2 3 Publscsfy Sensor Play Tsclefs Sensor Hop Publscsfy Sensor Prom Spec fafor Hsgh Tsmes wa 5 u lssrsq e s e oea W MARJORIE MOFFET LEAR Midge U deg ed Go Club. 2. 3' Girls' Club, 2, 3, 4g Sewing Exlwibilion. 2 33 Ar? Mehl 2: Cabarer 4. ,bc . eo ' Y Q is L 5 : '5- 38 OLGA LEDEKY Zombse Junsor College Combsned Chosr 2 3 4 Flrsl Chosr 3 4 Morse Code Gsrls Club 2 Psng Pong 4 Gsrls Glee Club 2 3 rs sh lhe q ll ol louq 'er Cornell ROBERT V LEE JR o West Posnf Foofball Varssfy 2 3 Caplasn 4 Baskelball Squad 2 Varssfy 3 4 Baseball Squad 2 3 4 Vsce Pressdenf A A Board 3 Pressdenf 4 Sfudenf Councsl Cabsne? 2 Treas urer 3 Pressdenf HsY 4 Pressdenl Sensor Class A qreal man ss mode up of qualslses lhaf mee? or make greaf occassons BETTY MAE LEWIS ets Geflysburq College Spanssh Club 4 Archery Club 3 Gsrls Club 2 3 4 Cas! Cabaref Tsckef Commslfee Sensor Play Decora hon Commsffee Sensor Hop Vsclory Corps 4 War Knsfisng Boosler Club 3 4 Badmsnlon Club 4 A sslenf fonque and o lrue hear? are lhe rnosl admsrable lhsngs on earth CURTISS LILLY Pere Bone Foo ball 4 Baslefball 2 4 B eball 3 Band 2 3 4 Orcheslra 2 Decorahon Clean up Mussc Commsrrees Junsor Sensor Proms Chaurman Sensor Hop Sludenf Councsl 4 Specfafor 3 Hugh Tsmes 4 Vsc ory Corps 4 He was gallons' 'ro all lodses JANET LITTLE Bus ness Home Room Secrefary 2 Archery Club 2 Rsdsng Club 3 Bowlsng Club 4 Gsrls Club 2 4 Cheerful company shorfens she msles WALTER D LONG RUTH E LONG Cornell Roslyn Hsgh School Long Island 2 Sophomore Class Vsce Pressdenl Boosler Club 3 4 Archery Club 3 4 Badmsnlon Club 4 Hociey 4 Gsrls Club 3 4 Decora hon Commsflee Sensor Prom Wsfh a Smslsng moulh and 'lwsnlclsng eye We l Unsfed Srales Navy Boosfer Club 4 Ice Hockey League 3 Hs easser to know how Io spealc fhan kno fo sslenf CATHERINE LONGO a Bussness Chsld Psychology 4 Coslume Commsflee Sensor Play Hsksng Club 4 Facully Secrerary 4 Ralson Board Servsce 4 A l qhf heart lwes long 'Bef wl I 5 nh I I 1 . , . B b B + . : . . : as . : . . . : '.l : .. ' ..' : .. 1 . ..' ': ., . I s ' l , W how be C f 39 ROBERT B LOVELL o Creah e Arls Club 3 Drarnahc Club 2 German Clu 2 3 4 lnlernahonal Club 3 4 Shawnee Summer Lead ershup lnshlule on lnlernahonal Problems l942 Cafolena Commullee 3 Junior Play Reading Commullee Casl Easier Play 3 u e c rv' 'nse or le l be secure o he re RALPH F LOWE College Orchesfra 2 Boosler Club Harley Davudson Dealh Wagons Molor Cycle Club e only ay fo have a fr end s lo be one KENNETH W LUDWIG en Naval Amr Corps New Jersey Sfale Guard Boosfer Club 2 3 Rndgewood Molorcycle Cub 4 Nc sooner sand lhan done so acl you man of worlh HELEN MacGILL Mac Business German Club 2 Ch ld Psychology 4 Hnhng Club 4 Archery 2 Girls Club 2 3 Rahon Board 4 Sewing Exhnbll 4 There IS fur nn everylhung DOROTHY MADDOCK o College Archery 4 Golf 4 Basleiball Girls Club Morse Code Le'r us worlx wllhouf dnspulnng 1 IS lhe only way 1 render Isle tolerable CHARLENE MALONE Char! Unnversufy of Norlh Carolina Tenms Club 2 Girls Glee Club 2 Girls Club 2 3 4 Comblned Chonr 2 3 4 Servuce Club 3 A Cappella Cholr 3 4 Town Council 4 Spanish Club 4 Cabaref 4 Cafelerla Commnllee 4 Hulung Rare compound of brnghlness frollc and lun HARRIET MARSHALL Happy Wellesley Gurls Club 2 3 Cabmef Cabarel 4 Lubrary Club 3 4 Malre up Junior Play Tnckeh Malmo up Sensor Play Morse Code 4 War Kmlhng 4 Cont nual cheerfulness s a snqn of sdom THOMAS MARTY Om Marres Foolball Assnslanl Manager 3 Manager 4 lnlramural Bonng 2 3 4 Boys Glee Club 2 Clean up Commnflee Jumor Senior Proms Boosler Club 3 4 Arrow Sporfs Deparlmenl' 3 4 Homeroom Presudenl 4 Musrc Com maffee Sensor Hop Solufa cn and greermg lc you al , B la 'v , I l . I b- He whc .req lr s n-u ll frc hi r lf -d lil? from c'bers wil lf rr ' O. . Bucl Th , w I I . K I . . . : ' , : I . : . : D l' 4: Boosler'Club.' l I l l ., . . . I i . O 2, :GoIf,I 1' ' . , '- Q f , . f 'L l I ' wi I T I T I 'l ' l l' 40 JOHN R Mccou. 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'rhars rm wufh puresr gold JOANN N MYERS Mary Bald Glrls Club 2 3 4 Cabarel Specfafor Hugh Times Red Cross Decorahons Senior Prom Rldlng 2 3 Ten ms 3 Baseball Golf 3 4 VICTOYY Corps 4 Girls Glee Club 3 Combmed Chonr 3 4 A horse' a horse' my lungdom for a horse' JANE NADEAU Busmess Soccer 2 Roller Slahng 2 3 4 G l Club 2 Rel n Board 4 Faculfy Secreiary 4 Badmlnion 2 Sophomore Srlence 15 rhe elemenl m whrch grear lhmgs fashuon lhemselves GARY NAGELHOUT Nagel Umfed Sfares Armed Forces Track Manager 2 3 Rheforlcals 2 Sfudeni Councul 2 HI Y Bowlmg 2 3 Boosler Club 3 Casf Junior Semor Plays Home Room Presldenf 2 A merry hearl doefh good lnlre meducsne JOHN L NAGELHOUT Dulch Umred Slales Navy Baseball 2 Varsufy 3 Capfam 4 Soccer Varslfy 4 Hugh School Bowling League 2 3 4 HrY Baslelball L ague 2 3 4 Hea rh IS rhe vulal prmcople of bliss HARRY R NETTLETON Yale Umyersury Sophomore Jumor Rheiorucals 2 Sludenf Council 3 Vocahonal Guidance Commnffee 4 Chemusiry Club 4 War Sfamp Salesman 4 A scholar exceedlnqly wwse far spoken and persuad In JOAN NEWLIN Joanne Kalher ne G bbs Riding Club 2 Golf Cub 2 Girls Club 2 3 4 Spanish Fnesfa 3 Spanish Club 3 4 well n w ow l e nl nf s lme speak If ' My ri wi 1 frqphy l He ' , e ' ed . 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Sensor Play Sfudenf Council 2 Vice Presndenf 4 Town Councal 4 Golf Club 3 4 Specfafor Hrqln Times Jumor Play Publlcrly Commrffes Decoraflon COmmIfl68 Jumor Prom Far was sbe fo behold flue? mauden of sevenleen Sufnrners ROBERT W PECH o Armed Forces swung 2 3 Speclafor Hr Times B nd 2 3 Boosfer Club 3 4 Couner 3 4 e ou e ver n oerable ere nor or amusemenls EMMA LOU PELLING Emmy College Gnrls Club 2 3 Caberef 4 Gurls Glee Club 2 Golf Club 3 Publlcnfy Usher Comrmflees Jumor Play Pub lncnfy Decorahon Commrhees Jumor Prom Male up Comrmflee Sensor Play H Vluenr nonsense + clrles fr m he for ue 44 D' lc ' lv if I Band, , , 4: Hi-Y, 2, , : l' g eague, 2, 3, 4: . R y Lu Pageanf, 3: I I d ,, 3 - . . B b B I. I l y .. ..: .. .gh . ..: 0 I ' : Lil w Id 'bl ly i f I I I,-if 5+ W l ifs Gw , rl 5 r ,Q ,' DOROTHY PHILLIPS o Undecudecl Glrls Club 2 3 Cabarel 4 Makeup Play Readung PUDIICITY CommlHees Junlor Play Make up Scene Commnifees Sensor Play Specfafor Hugh Times Arrow 2 3 Madden Slory Telling Conlesf 3 Musuc Commsflee Jumor Prom Decorahon Commlffee Jumor Sensor Proms And happy wnll our nalure ever be SHIRLEY ELIZABETH PHILLIPS If Lase I Homeroom Vuce Presudenf 2 Boosler Club 3 4 New Years Dance Decorahon Commulfee 3 Tnckef 4 Glrls Club 2 4 Hockey 2 Senoor League 2 3 Sporfs Coun cal 2 Morse Code 4 Red Cross Represenfahve 2 I never 'rhmk of The Iulure ll comes soon enough MARILYN H PILKINGTON Ma Jumor College Gurls Club 2 3 4 Casf Tnckel Commlllee Cabaref Gnrls Glee Club 3 Baseball 3 Make up Commlffee Sensor Play Tnckef Band Commuffees Sensor Prom Twas her Ihmkmq of olhers made you Ihunk of her JIM PIPINES I Unured Shares Marmes Foofball Squad 3 Varsfy 4 Baskeiball Squad 3 YMCA Bowlmg League 4 YMCA Baskofball 4 I-les rough and fouqh and can 'fake II JEAN LAIRD POFFINBERGER Polly Barnard fnrls Club 2 4 Treasurer 3 Cabnref Specfalor Hlqh Times Rhelorlcal Winner 3 Publncnly Commlffee Iunlor Prom Make uo Commlflee Jumor Play Casf Sensor Play Sensor Class Secrefary Vocahonal Guidance Commnflee 4 Sludeni Councul 4 To make the world a fruendly place one musf show a frnendly face CORINNE POMMER Corky Cornell French Club 3 4 Jumor Red Cross 3 4 Nufrmon 4 Morse Code 4 Make up Comrnllfee Jumor Sensor Plays Glrls Sporfs 2 3 4 Vucfory Corps 4 Earneslness as need In Ihns world MAURICE S PRICE Moe Lehlqh Track3 4 YMCA Bowlnng 3 4 YMCA Baskelball 4 Morse Code 4 I-le dares do all fhar may become a man WESLEY LAWRENCE PRINCE JR Larry Navy Arr Corps Golf 2 HIY Bowling 3 Morse Code 4 Hoosier Club 3 Vnciory Corps 4 So are II-me qrealesf men Q5 The qrealesl' Irurhs are rhe slrnplesr Ll, 3 45 3 1 gi MARY LOUISE PROPHET Prophy Kalher ne G bbs A Cappella Chour 2 3 4 All Shale Hugh School Chorus 3 4 Gurls Glee Club 2 Gurls Cub 3 4 Sporls Coun cul 2 3 Manager Archery 2 3 Senuor Play Reaclung Commuffee Golf 3 Wufhcul eu song lhe day would never end ELIE PURDY College Gurls Club 2 3 4 Jumor Chaurman 3 Senuor Execuhve Commulfee Junuor Execuhve Commuffee German Club 3 Specfaior Hugh Tumes ACoppella Chour 4 Sporfs Councul 2 Baslelball 2 Hocluey 2 She sfales uf clearly and mos? suncerely ETHEL LYNNE PURITZ Syracuse Umversuly rs Club 2 3 r esfra 2 B Arrow 2 Sporls Eclufor 4 Specfafor Hugh Tumes Sporls Councul 2 3 Baskelball 2 Manager 3 Vuclory Corps Secrelary 4 And unexlunguush d laugh er ghalces lhe sluues HELEN QUINN Musuc Gurls Glee Club 2 A Cappella Chour 3 4 Gurls Club 3 4 Usher Senuor Play Musuc us lhe fhung ol The world lhal l love mos? ESTELLE RAPPAPORT Busuness orls Councul 3 Arrow 2 3 Te 2 3 Jun r Play Publuculy Play Readung Tuckef Commulfees Morse Code 4 Baskelball 2 3 A A Salesman 2 3 Facully Secrefary 4 Gurls Club 2 3 4 A hear? unspoiled s nor eosuly daunled HERBERT W RECK Herb Unulecl Sleles Army Aur Plane Observer 3 4 New Jersey Slale Guard The days of our youlh are lhe days ol our glory EILEEN ROSEMARY REDGRAVE e Women s Royal Naval Serv ce French Club 2 Archery 2 Hosfess Cabarel 2 lce ung 3 Hlung 4 GI Cl b 2 3 4 Senuor Tckef Commuflee Senuor Prom Decoraluon Commurlee Cebare? Vucfory Corps Communuly Duvusuon 4 1 land rc EVELYN M REED un Nu S ng Ch ld Psychology 4 o e a lh ease 46 ALICE REINERS Secrelar al School Gsrls Club 2 3 Red Cross 2 Archery Club 2 Sensor Class Play Properly Commsffee Chsld Psychology 4 Vscfory Corps 4 Kundness us s om DONALD RICHARDS WI-uufey College HuY Baslsefball Sensor Class Play Scenery Commsffee Mussc Commsflee Sensor Prom Speech us qreaf buf s lence ss qreafer PRISCILLA ANNE ROBBINS rue College Gsrls Club 2 4 Fsrsf Clsosr 4 Skssng Club Relreslsmenf Sland Cabarel Scenery and Make up Commsllees Ju nsor Sensor Plays Deccrehon Commuflee Sensor Hop Prom Spanssh Club 4 Vscfory Corps As merry as Ihe day us long MARINUS ROBYN Marsnu Worls Bo sng 4 One may luve and learn SUZANNE RODROCK ue Ar? School Gsrls Club 2 3 4 Spanssls Club 3 Gurl Manners 2 Speclaior Hugh Tsmes Vscfory Corps 4 A gurl of e words buf many Ihoughfs FRANK ROEHRENBECK Franlcue Unufed Sfafes Mar ne Ofllcers Traunuruq Track 3 HuY 2 3 HsY Salvage 3 4 Cafelersa Com msflee 4 Sludenf Councul Cabsnel Chesrman Grounds Commsfiee 4 War Slamp Commslfee 4 HIY Bowlsng Club 3 4 Team Ceplasn 4 My hopes are hugh my hearl us proud DONALD H ROSE on Un led Slales Arr-ry Varuefy Show 2 Junsor Play Sound EI Fec'rs 3 Treasurer Junsor Class Boosfer Club 3 4 Sludenf Councul 3 Cas? Easier Play 3 Sensor Prom Decoralson Commsflee Vuclory Corps 4 Casl Sen or Class Play Aurplane Spol lung 3 4 Junsor Varuefy Show 4 L us false I as I corres DONALD K ROSS on Ccleqe Golf Squad 2 Varssfy 3 4 Salvage Crew 3 4 Tucker Commsffee Junsor Sensor Proms Floor Comms? lee Gradualson Dance 3 Sfudenl Councul 4 Tennus Tournamenf Semu Fsnals 3 Y MCA Baslselball League 4 e er lde o rnofner- s. thrlf and hcuqhllu 0 others 'WG MARY BUDD ROWE Buddy Monfclanr Teachers College German Club 2 3 Arrow 4 Speciafor Hugh Tnmes Rheforncals 3 Opera Club 3 Glrs Sporfs 2 3 4 Golf 4 Vucfory Corps 4 Dnlugence as the molher ol good forfune FLORENCE M RUTAN Ba s Undecnded Palerson Easfslde Hugh School 2 3 Badmlnfon 4 Glrls Club 4 Vvclory Corps 4 Cabares To love and fo chernsh JOSEPH LEO SAVICK oe Pa ralroops Varuefy Show 2 Fencnng 2 Scenery Commariee Jumor Play Easier Play 3 Scenery Commnliee Sensor Play Vncfory Corps Spofhng 3 4 Jumor Vanefy Show 4 Camera Club 2 3 Traci 2 Booshr Club 3 4 I am a man wllh buf few Irou les IRENE MARIE SCHMITT Bus ness She qunle relies 'fhy brealh away MARY ELIZABETH SCHMITT el y Ohno Unwersmly Tennus 2 3 4 Microphone Club 3 Easier Play 3 Male up Commsrfae Plays 2 3 4 Gnrls Club 2 3 4 Decorahons Semor Prom Sensor Hop Prompfer Scenery Commlffee Sensor Play Bowlmg 4 Vuclory Corps 4 Arrow 4 Free she wallced and mdepenclenl VIRGINIA SCHMULTS Gunn Phofography Archery 3 4 Golf Cub 4 German Club Secrarary Treasurer 4 Tucker Commlffee Senior Play Infernahonel Club 4 Badmmion 4 Swnmmnng Club 4 Psychology 4 Rahon Board 4 Polnieness IS lo do or say The Iundesl' ihmq IH 'rhe lcunclesf way AUDREY E SEIBEL Bus ness Ramsey Hugh School 2 Commercial Club Homeroom Represenlahve 2 Girls Ehqueffe Club 2 Gnrls Club 3 4 Boosie Club 3 4 Badmmfon Club 3 4 VIClOI'y Corps 4 Chuld Psychology 4 Ccse am I very close lo edd ng els SALLY JEAN SEMLEAR a Ne York I-losp 'al Soccer 4 Tenms 2 French Club 2 Red Crou 2 Or chesfre 2 3 4 Gnrls Club 2 3 4 Decorahen Jumor Prom Male up Jumor Play Home Nursing 4 Chuld Psychology 4 ln ycufh beaufy and n ell gence are rare 48 l HC I..-:ln nl Ill I lllll I' I I . b J B+ 'Y lw-lbI.'l Sl JAMES SHANKS im College Traci Squad 2 Band 2 3 4 Orchesfra 3 Vuclory Corps Cafalena Commiflee Begone dull care' Thou and I shall never agree GEORGE SHAW Bowdoin Army Air Corps Track '3 4 Casl Junior Senior Plays HIY 2 3 Trees urer 4 Decorahon Commihee Junior Senior Proms Usher l942 Baccalaureafe HIY Baslelball 4 H Y Bow mg 2 3 Le? them call I+ mischief When if is pasl and prospered fwill be virlue EVELYN BYRD SHIELD Evvie Cornell Tennis Club 2 3 Ticlefs Jumor Play 3 Treasurer Junior Girls Club Service Club 3 Sporfs Council 3 Vice Presidenl Girls Club 4 Spanish Club 4 Leader ship Training 4 Town Council 4 Cas? Cabarel Pleasanl company shorlens Ihe miles DONALD SHUART on Undecided Ramsey Hugh School 2 3 Morse Code 4 Viclory Corps 4 Spanish Club 4 He Ihaf is slow Io anger ls belfer 'rhan Ihe mighfy AUSTIN SHUG Aus U nifed Slales Navy Ramsey High School 2 Foofbell Squad 4 Viclory Corps 4 Virtue cannol live in soliludeg neighbours are sure fo grow up around 'f. EVELYN RAE SIEBER vie Undecided Girls Club 2 4' German Club 4' Home Nursing 4' Kniffing Club 4' Archery 2' Badminfon 2' Caplain Bowling Team 4' Soccer 2' Baskefball 2. A faithful friend is a sfrong defense and he 'fhal halh found such an one halh found a freasuref' TOMMY SIMOS om Army Air Corps Soccer, 2, 3, Capfain, 4: Bashelball, 2, 3, 45 Baseb ll, 2, 3, 4: Sludenf Council, 2: Home Room Presidenl, 3, -1. I-le marlrs nol lhal you won or losf Bu? how you played The game, BARBARA SIMPSON Bob Scudder Eesfside High School, 23 Sfudenl Council, 21 Spanish Club, 4. I would be friends with you. 49 A6 -vs- IQIIS JEAN L SIMPSON Smmpy Oberlm Gnrls Club 3 4 Arrow 3 4 Rudnng 3 Sporfs Councll 3 4 Cebarei 4 Archery 3 Badmmlon 3 4 Inlerna Ilonal Club 4 Trclel Decorahon Commurlees Senior Prom Tlcief Decorallon Commlflees Senior Hop Vlc fory Corp! 4 rfy 5 Ihe besf rfue o a PETER FOX SIPP Nuc Unled Slaves Na y Jumor Prom Decorahon Commnflee Publlclly Commulfee Semor Play Boosler Club Morse Code 4 Vrclory Corps Easy does os easy goes ADRIAN SKEHAN A e Army Sugnal Corps German Club 2 3 Vncfory Corps Land Servxce Daw soon 4 Morse Code 4 Lberly of lhouqlwl IS flue Isle of Ilwe soul DAR' ENE SMITH Smnfr Undecnded Jumor Red Cross 4 Slrahng Club 2 3 4 Casl Sensor Play Senior Prom COMMUNITY Service DIVISION Vlcfory Corps Gnrls Club 2 3 4 A sunny dusposlluon wull always see you Ilwrough HERBERT SMITH Herble Umfed Sfeles Novy Boxing 3 JEAN SMITH SmI++yl:Ins Secrelarual Work Gnrls Club 2 3 4 Programs Usher Jumor Play Pro grams Usher Sensor Play Badmmion 2 Table Tenms 2 4 Basielball 4 Baseball 4 Norfhield Leaque Casl PUBIICITY Cabaref VICTOYY Corps 4 Faculfy Secrelary 4 of do el or tus not fo mole I Ie less d cu Io each other? JESSIE DENT SMITH Bus ness Grls Club 2 4 Arrow Salesman 2 Arrow Eduforual SIaIT 4 Speclafor Badmmlon 3 Spanish Club 4 Cnberef r c esomon nrre r U acomrrod RICHARD E SPARROW Duc Armed Ser Ocesfre 2 3 4 Band 3 4 sf fongue rvelcelh a head 50 'Sincei I vi I ll.' ' I I v 4. . . . . . cl s. I Y Sheng and conlenl l frovel Ihe open road. 'IWII w Ive I if I ' I Iffl If I He w rds III: y I .bl servI'ors Mp ob ' her 0 h , . ' lx vIce f I'1 . . . : , , . A ill . wise .' RUTH ANN SPAULDING Rurhse Bus ress Roller Slahng 2 3 4 Chsld Psychology 4 Badmsnfon 2 Rafson Board 4 Gsrls Club 2 3 4 Facully Secrelary 4 Sophomore Chorus 'TB an JOHN C SPlTTEL psl Um ed Sfales Army A r Corps olball 3 4 aslelball 2 3 Ba b II 4 Sen Execuhve Commslfee Publscsfy Commsflee Sensor Hop Mussc Commsfree .lunsor Prom Publscsly Commsffee Sensor Prom Vsce Chasrman Homeroom HsY Baskelball Ws hum r and lrsenclshsp follow n hss Tram JAMES SPROUL lm Unrled Slales Navy Foclball 3 4 Baseball Asssslanl Manager 3 HsY Bas kefball 4 Chasrman Mussc Commslfee Junsor Sensor Proms Decoralson Commslfee Sensor Prom Scenery Com rnsllee Sensor Play Clean up Commsflee Junsor Prom Sfudenf Councsl 3 Home Room Chasrman 3 Band 2 Fool loose and fancy free WILLETTA JEAN STANHOPE s e Nurssnq Csub 4 Make up Commsllee Junsor Play Decoralson Commslfee Sensor Prom Scenery Commsllee Sensor Play Boosfer Club 3 Homeroom Secrelary 2 4 Charms srrulre the ssqhl buf rnerlr wins fhe soul CALVIN O STANTON Tulls College A Cappella Clsosr 3 4 Combsned Chosr 3 4 Boys Glee Club 3 French Club 2 Town Councsl 4 Vsclor Corps 4 man sf a way o as own CLIFFORD H STANTON Cuff Yae Arrow 2 Lsncoln Play 2 Dramalsc Club 2 Scenery Commsfiee Sensor Play HIY 4 lnfernahonal Club 3 Pressdenf 4 A noble fellow wsfh hugh ambmors MARY STAPLETON Ll++Ie Gsrl Secrefarsal Wcrlc Grs Club 2 3 4 Gsrls Glee Club 2 3 Combsn d Chosr 2 3 4 ACappella Chosr 3 4 Baseball 2 Hockey 2 Baskelball 2 Facully Secretary 4 Tumblsng 4 When lr sh eyes are srmlsnq MERWYN STEPHENS Mer Unwerssfy ol Colorado Gsrls Club 2 3 Cabare? 4 Town Councsl 4 French Club 4 Secrelary Gsrls Vocahonal Gusde Conference 3 Hosfess 4 Commurssly Church Sensor Hsgh Club 2 Secrelary 3 Pressdenl 4 Norlhfield Gsrls Conference 3 W1 and srslellecr are one and lhe sarre rung 'Sferce y do gccd, and C do li'f'e hams. . S ' Fo , , 5 B . , 1 se a , 3, 1 ior . .yi O1 . . y . . A. J. B'IlI Girls' Club, 2, 3,3 Cabarel, 4: Golf Club, 3, 4: Spanish . I I I . : : ' y A I w'l'1 l ln' . l' l il' , , , 3 ' ' , , 3 ' e , .H . , 1 yy I. 5l +G: QS '13 ANNE ELIZABETH STOCKTON Sloclue Mou I-Icelyclr G:r's Club 2 3 Cabmel Cabaref 4 Combmed Chorr 2 3 4 A Cappella Choir 3 4 Sludenf Councnl 2 4 A A Board 4 Specfafor 3 Adverhsmg Manager SMH Hugh Trmes 4 Male up Senior Play 5 nrce o e nalural n cl. re na u ally m WILLIAM STRAKOSCH Wu Un ed Sla'es Me cl-arf Ma v Foolball 3 Varsnly 4 Hr Y BasIre+balI Boosfer Club 3 4 a d cus I e lea I HOWARD SUTPHEN Un 'ed Slales Navy Poslers Chrnslmas Program 2 3 Ari Exhlbnl 2 3 Arr Melal Exhrbrl 3 I-Iavmq ence decxded lo achreve a Cerlam Iaslm achleve f at el cosfs ol feduum and dlsra WILLIAM H SWAN New York Slale Marmme Academy Bowling 2 3 4 Dramahc Club 2 3 Graduehon Usher 3 Jumor Play Cas? Chr slmas Produchon 2 3 4 Easfer Produchon 2 3 Sensor Prom Decorahon Commrlfee Publrcrly Dvreclor New Jersey lnlernahonal Relahons Forum 4 A 'cr a llle on llwe a GLORIA LEIGH TALIAFERRO o Undecncled rs Club 2 G 3 4 Semor Scenery Commrflee Sensor Prom Decorahon Commuflee Cabarel Girls Glee Club 2 he has a way wllh people ANNE FRAZER TAYLOR 'lugger Kalherme G bbs Girls Club 2 3 4 Baslrefball 2 Hoclrey 2 Scenery Make up Commnflees Jumor Sensor Plays Decorahon Commrflee Jumor Sensor Proms Sensor Hop Rahonmg Board 4 Cabarel 4 Laps where sn'-Iles wen? Oul and ID GARRETT TERPSTRA Gary Umled Sfafes Army Foolball 3 Sfeadlasf cl lhcuqhl MARILYN RUTH TETHER Teddle VT urs Club 3 4 Caba I Arrow Arl Edulor Speclalor Hrqh Times Scenery Usher Trclef Com mrlfees Jumor Play Scenery Charrman Sensor Play Bowling 4 German Club 2 Hockey 2 Vncfory Corps 4 pr- s nga 52 DONALD F TIFFIN I Mer han? Ma Ban 2 3 4 Salvage 3 4 Plane Spol'ler 3 4 Boosler Cu 3 4 HrY Bowling 4 n of ve up ose gu I l ss hear? s GRACE TOUPONSE 'loup o l Golf Club 4 Bowling Club 4 Roller Slahng Club 2 A good hearrs o fh gcld SUSAN TOUPONSE Toup Secrelarral School Golf Club 4 Bowling 4 slry rs heavy rf The hear? s JAMES P VAN BLARCOM JR an Lalaye-He College Home Room Presldenl Scenery Commlffee Senior Play Music Commlfiee Sensor Prom You can counr on me LEONARD VANDERVELD en Wolford College n 2 3 Grounds Commllfee 4 Hugh School Bowl mg Leaque 3 4 War Sfamp Commlllee 4 Speclalor Hugh Tlmes TICLBl' Cornmlflee Scnuor Prom ln qulefness and corrldence shall be your slrenglh SUZANNE VAN DEN ue Undec ded Girls Club 3 4 Junlor Red Cross 2 3 4 Psng Pong 4 Spanish Club 3 Opera LISl6I'1II'lg Group 4 l laughed and laughed Info fhe sky AUDREY WADSWORTH Auds Secrelarla Sch cl rs Club 2 3 4 Grrls Glee Club 2 3 A Cape a Choir 2 3 Combined Choir 2 3 4 Red Cross 4 ue lo her d er cl: ard her fren s LILA LOUISE WALTHERY ou Laboralory lnslrfule of Fash c Me charrd 5 ng Grs Club 2 3 Roller Shahng 2 Archery Club 2 Specfalor Hugh Tnmes Publucnly Chairman Arrow 4 Semor Choir 4 cs don? EQ- A fv' '27 I WIA ii A6 40 IW . TH A 3 V f Q 'Ere d. . . : . . : . . z l l b, , 3 '- ' I , 'The ma li' righ? Wh Ne I lreef MQD wei School w r .l I - , . A NO ' ' i lsghrj' . . . V L , Ba dl I 'III . I I . . I 1 nl - I -rr S I ,, l S 3 l , h Q: Gil' I I I 3 ' ' I I 5 ll V A ,-.. ' Tr wor I h w r I l d N L ' I r' r ll. il' . . : ' . : . 1 'll sh II die if l ' fella. 53 C WHITNEY WALTON III Whit Un vergufy of Mrchrgan and Annapol 5 Basielball Manager 2 3 4 Orchesira 2 3 Co or Guard 3 4 Home Room Chairman 2 Sfudenf Councel 4 Jumor Play Scenery Commurlee Casf Sensor Play Sensor Prom Tlclrel Commlrree Airplane Spoiler 3 4 Vscfory Corps 4 A fresh a free a friendly man CYNTHIA BALDWIN WARREN Bradford Secrefary Sludenf Councnl Sludenf Governmenf 3 A row 3 Busmess Manager 4 Speclafor Hugh Tnmes Gurls Club 2 3 4 Cabarer Usher Sensor Play Properly Taclxef Commlffee Jumor Play Musnc Decorahon Com mlriees Jumor Prom Assembly Commufrae 4 Her hanr was nor more sunny than her hear? HARRY WEISS Umied Slales Navy Track Squad 2 Salence IS more eloquenr Ihan words DAYTON WELLER a e Umred Sfales Navy Combined Choxr 2 3 Boys Glee Club 2 3 Cal' Jumor Sensor Plays Vlce Presuclenf Boosfer Clu 4 Jumor Class Cabmer Muslc Commurfiee Jumor Prom Unvred Sfares Navy 4 All who 'oy wou d wnn Musf share If Happiness was born a Iwm LINDA WELLER n S+ Lulces Hospulal Mnnaola Hzgh School 2 Jumor Orchesfra Gym Exhubl hon 2 Jumor Play Tlclef Commlriee Adverhslng Jumor Prom Musuc Commnffee Radno Dramahcs 3 Girls Glee Club 2 3 4 Tuxls Club Semor Play Tucker Commnffee Program Commurfee Dramahc Club 3 All who Icy would Mus? share If I-lappmess was born a 1 an PAUL WEYLER Umled Sfafes Navy Properly Commlflee Jumor Play lnframural Boxing A day for Ionl an hour for sport B 'lor a lr end s llfe loo s or? MURRAY WHITAKER Murph Busmess Soccer 4 Morse Code 4 Vucfory Corps 4 HIY Bas iefball 4 Boosfer Club 3 Fo rrfan s man and r-nasfer of hus lale SHIRLEY WILKE If Jun or College Badmmfon Club Manager 3 4 Archery 4 Gnrs Club 3 4 Boosier Club 3 4 Spanish Club 4 Vnclory Corps 4 World Fellowship 4 lnlernahonal Club 4 Pn Amerucan League 4 Sporfs Councnl 3 4 She nofh ng common dd or mean 54 . . I ' C.B. JI: ' '. .: ' ..: s. I' ' .l 'Z n : 1. l : I. 1 Il.. Li . I . z .ll ul ali' I. f' Sh'I ....:: ' : el MARY ELLEN WILKIE Marsne College Girls Club 2 3 4 German Club 2 3 4 Speclalor Hugh Times Arrow 4 Library Homeroom Represenf ahve 4 Library Commlllee 2 Tachel Properly Com mrflees Junior Play Publlclly Commllfee Jumor Prom Table Tennis 2 3 4 Indwdualrly rs fhe sal? of common Iale RICHARD E WILLIAMS Drc Unrled Slales Army Frrsf Choir 3 4 Combined Choir 3 4 Boys Glee Club 3 4 Morse Code 4 He spealcelh no? and yer There Ines a conversafron n has eyes THOMASENA RITCHIE WILLIAMSON Erma Undecided Girls Club '2 3 4 Cabarel Baslelball Hockey 2 Hugh Times Salesman Z 3 Sfudenr Council 3 Defense Slamp Salesman 3 Assnsfanr Drrecfor Jumor Play 3 Cheerleading 3 4 Senior Execuhve Comrnullee Sensor Pay Properly COMITIITTBQ Whalever rs worlh doing I all is worlh doing well JANE WILLIAMSON Cornell Tnms 2 3 4 Badmmlon 4 Golf 4 Girls Club 4 Morse Code 4 Boosler Club 3 Archery 4 Endurance IS The crowning qualify and pahence all e passion of greal hearts PATRICIA WILLIAMSON a College Scenery Commlllee Jumor Play Girls Club 2 3 4 Tennis 4 The sum of wisdom is lhal' Ihe lime as never los? Ihaf IS clevoled To worlr ROBERT GRANVILLE WILSON o Sludenl Council 2 Chairman Corridor Commlllee Sluclenl Commvlfee 2 Vocalaonal Guidance 3 4 Jumor Class Cabmef War Slamps 3 Assrsfanl Chairman 4 HIY 3 Vice Presrdenl 4 Bowling League 2 3 4 Traclr Squad 3 Brains nol size malce men DORIS ELAINE WINKEMEIER Wrnlc Lasel rs Club 2 3 4 Cabarel Lrb ery 3 Ma Commrllee Jumor Play Musc Decoralron Commslloes Jumor Prom Spanish Club 4 A A Board 3 4 Cheer leader 3 4 Boosier Club 3 Secrelary 4 I hafe nobody I am In charuly wrlh The world DOROTHY JEAN WISNER Wrzzy Secre+ar al School Arrow 2 3 Edrlorm Chief 4 Pan American Club 4 French Club 2 Spanish Club 4 Presldenl Town Council 4 Girls Club 2 3 4 Cabarel Scenery Commrllee Chairman Properhes Commrflee Jumor Pay Easier Play 3 Microphone Club 3 All The world s a slage . ' lg ,, I . , E ,. . . a I . . e '. . . 1 ' . : . : ' ' . : .. ' I , . I . yh P I Boosfer Club, 3: Hiking, 4: Morse Code, 45' Cabarefl B b Ivl, I. T. I Gil' ,,,g g'r ,2,g he-up 55 CHARLOTTE WOOD Ducky Bussness Sporls Coun sl 3 4 Gsrls Soccer Club 2 3 4 G I Baseball Club 2 3 4 Gsrls Hockey Club 2 Roller Skahng Club 2 Facully Secrelary 4 Gsrls Bas lelball Club 2 3 4 Cafelersa Commsflee 4 B rn ol qenfie rmnd Ihaf sn her d e s ROBERT WOOD o Unsled Slales Army Varssfy Tracls 2 3 Foolball 2 Soccer 3 am eallhy sn my Irsen BETTY WOODS Woodsse Kalhersne Gsbbs Gsrls Club 2 3 4 Cabarel Speclalor Hugh Tsmes Decorahon Mussc Commsllees Junsor Prom Tsclel Usher Commsllees Sensor Play Arrow 3 Boosler Club 3 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Wsfl eyes Ihaf Ioolsed snlo the very soul ELIZABETH JANE WOOLSEY Be'r+e Lasel Soccer 2 Baseball 2 Gsrls Club 2 3 4 Speclafor Hsgh Tsmes Scenery Tsclel Make up Commsffees Junsor Play Golf Club 3 4 Male up Commslfee Sensor Remember fhss fha? very IsHIe ss needed Io rnalse a happy Isle ROBERT W YAKE Yakse Unsfed Sfafes Army Amr Corps Foofball Varss-Iy 3 4 Junsor Varssly Baseball 2 Varssiy 3 4 Baslselball 4 Conshfulsors Commsflee 2 Boosler Cu 3 4 A friend of all men VIRGINIA ROSE YEREANCE Gsnny Mus Lsncoln Play 2 Gsrls Club 2 3 4 Malse up Commslfee Junsor Sensor Plays Gsrls Glee Club 3 4 Combsned Chosr 4 Morse Code 4 ChsId Psychology 4 Boosler Clu 3 Above our Isle we Iove a sleadlasf Irsersd DORIS MARION ZABRISKIE sz Nurssnq Gsrls Club 2 3 4 Cabaref Baslcelball Baseball Hockey Soccer 2 3 Cafelersa Commsflee 2 Red Cross 2 3 Tsclef Commsflee Sensor Play Tsclel Chaperone Deco rafson Commslfees Sensor Prom Defense Sfamp Agenl 4 A I erd s beller vhan s Iver and qoId MARJORIE ZABRISKIE Marine CoI'eqe Gsrls Club 2 3 4 Cabaret Tennss Club 2 3 4 Base ball 2 Decoralson Tsckel Chaperone Commsllees Sensor Prom Spanssh Club 4 Wsse Io resolve and palsersf To perform 56 c', . : ' ' , , , g irs' . . . : ' ' . . 3. 4: ,. C . ' . W H B b I w ' ' ds. I I I I I I - I 'II D. ri I I JAMES ZACHAROPOULOS Zach Hsh o CARL C ZAISSER I ROBERT C ZEHM o 4 Golf 4 Bo ng a o Ql'llOI 0513 H1 QI INCQ J4 L43 PAUL APPERT NATHAN COOK FRED COOPER BUD EHLERS HARVEY GERHARD TOM HENRY TED KERSTON ARTHUR KROLL JOHN LANNIUER BILL MQCARTHY BILL MOORE f I5 1943 HERB MOTT RAY OWENS LARRY PRINCE HERB RECK TOM SHERRILL HERBERT SMITH GARY TERPSTRA HARRY WEISS JAKE WELLER PAUL WEYLER BOB WOOD JIM ZACHAROPOLOUS if if Sk aff 793 il? if if iff 57 Urdfed S'aIes Army ' i ear' is as s Idiefs and aIweys has been. . Z'g United Sfafes Army BasebaII, 2, 3: Tennis, 4. Why shouId Ihe deviI have all Ihe fun? . B b CcrneII Orchesfra, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 1 , 3 HE-Y wli , 45 Iniramural Baskefb II, 3: B osier Club, 3, 4. I see Ihe boffom of your queshonf' il? 'iff ik 'fr 753 il' if if? 'LY S ' - Q 7 S - 7 5 0 ri , Gfrlss l.SllOI'y - Every yea a new c'ass of bewrdered sooho mores nvades the lrmrf of Rrdqewood l-hgh c oo and rn l94l we we e fhe rnnocenf uf susrrcrous newcomers verrng and shak ng wfh ea o whaf we had anfr roafed durnq whaf had seemed lrlne cenfurres of grade school we mousred fhrough fhose mobbed corrrdors fhaf frrsf week panrc an our hearfs and ferror an our very eyes Every way we furned fhere were rmporfanf loolrrnq IU nrors and senrors breafhlessry relahng fales of fhe sumnner vacafron buf fo u fheue wasnf a famrlrar face In fhe carload Affer a brref probafuon perrod we began fo feel more af ease rn our new surroundrngs and found ourselves falcrng an rnanrmafe rnferesf rn school acfrvmes We loolced up 'ro our superr ors awesfruclr only fo be snrffed af mosf cruelly In refurn Fnally rn fhe early fall Brll Harper broughf fhe spoflrghf on our class wrfh hrs own rngenrous presenfahon of l-lellzapopprn Thus producfron rnsfrlled confldence rn our bernqs and we were spurred on fo hrgher fhrngs Our sophomore represenfarrves on fhe Sfu denf Commrffee rncluded Andy Lang B ll Har per and Bob Lee These fhree probably lcnew nrore abouf fhe affarrs of sfafe fhan drd any of usf when we were b gnn rg f feel m re ure of our eve 'ne ann un 'nenf came n 4 pa c wou e v n :me Eenfh rnors an ere wreag ueam h a fhe noughf off so we oun rngs c enf e arf y overoycd af fhe rn o pecf l94O wa ear w UASCAP maof ng heao ne and some of The popular songs were banned from fhe arrwaves Neverfheless fhus ddnf fa e us rn fhe easf for we payed our fa vorrfe fune on vlcfoas Manys fhe fume we caughf ourselves way ng fo fhe rh lhm of Mu a e ava rve and Frenesr fo sa mg of T D r Ill Never mr Agarn Every Safurday durrng foofball season we were rrqhf ouf There cheerlnq for all we were worfh roofrng for our heroes Ozzre Evans and Bob Lee made fhe frrsf Team and won fhenr leffers af fhe end of flue season Boolcs was rhe upl ffung fheme of our Fafher Dauqhfer Banquef and wrfh Dr Arfhur Brown of fhe Mefhodasf Church as our guesf spealcer of fhe evenrng we felf sure when rf was all over fha? ours had been one of fhe mosf memorable of Fafher Daughfer Banquefs Af fhe May Formal w were fold affer much secrecy lhaf Audrey Payne and Jean Poffrn berger would be secrefary and Treasurer specfrvey of Grrls Club for fhe folowlnq year Around fhrs same fume a lrffle later perhaps blazrng headlrnes announced fhal' Bull Harper and Mary Fvffe had won fhe fop Iunror class oflces for 42 wrfh Don Rose as Treasurer and Grace l-larrrs as secrefary Aonq w rh 'rhe balfny weafher and converfed converfroe came sfrarns of The Prresfs ch c sei u fo frrnllnq of our qra ua ton Buf 'hc wr'n no more fhan a rare os snruq or a grnflc qh we wenf on our own happ go u wa urrr fna as a ear ne o JWWCG ab uf buf w c rn all probaor wou 3 rrvcr a fua y arrrve SHEILA BROWN SGPHOMORE YEAR l ' '.s ' ' r , ' - -. . , ' S h l, - ' ' r r ' b 'I Z ' l ' - A 5 rg yr . 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U0 A COMEDY IN THREE ACTS Florence Ryerson and Colin Clemenfs Presenied by CLASS OF '43 RIDGEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL November 6+l1 and 7fl'1, I942 CAST llr' Order of Appearancel ,,,,Mary Ellen Huber , ,, , ,Dayion Weller , , , Pefer Dixon Donald Rose , Jean Poffinberger Darlene Smirh Marfha Willard 7,7 ,YVirginia Edwards Officer lcappyl Clemensm ,,,, George Shaw Henry Quinn ,, , , Gary Nagelllou? Audrey Payne Whifney Walfon Lucybelle Lee , , Presion Hughes Foolbell Players Joseph Savick, John Abbofi, Dick Nordham, Nafhan Cook Produced by Special Arrangemeni wiih Samuel French 8: Co. 63 sa 'P' fx 1 I94 E q cf sound fmrd and body do sdemny e oafh th clown nf s ou 'asf ul and fesfam ' USS W , ff ,USS of 3, C - ', I , I b qw Q f-5 7 gi hi f. w'x emi: '.v: ' ' 1: : - 1 rr :ffm .:' ' 'X .' if . , Iv, ', 1. ,,:1O,.. I-: L Q, .Vg , ., ,: 3, . . -AM -I ffyff 'A f 'fi': Al.. 1 ' , , ' -I . 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Aisier' V'f'gf5f3.,'v j,f.d,1 ,K Xwe if 43 Qeafei fx ,A K Ar, . 'N-NV, ,f -1-1' lT is wiTh True pride ThaT The Arrow sTaTT can say, We had a good year. DespiTe The exTra demands upon The group Tor war work oT various naTures and personal inTeresTs, The Three ediTions were published and well received. The success can well be aTTribuTed To The small num- ber oT earnesT workers who spenT many an aTTer- noon in room IO2 reading over maTerial unTil The sun gaThered up her Tew sTray rays and sank behind The village spiresf' While a decided air oT inTorrnaliTy was preva- lenT in iTs assemblage, The magazine mainTained iTs sTandards oT excellence which have won iT NaTional ScholasTic Press AssociaTion awards many Times, 'iThe Arrow was enTered in The annual conTesTs again This year, buT The resulTs werenT known as This wenT To press. The personnol included DoroThy Wisner as ediTor-in-chieT wiTh Sheila Brown as LiTerary edTTor. IT. as Sheila and her sTaTT were sorTing maTerial, someone were To show special amuse- menT he was pounced upon by The T-Tumor edi- Tor Grace T-larris who coveTed everyfhing ThaT was 'realy Tunnyf' An inferview wiTh Lee Shu, berT was an innovaTion In Jane Roses Book and STage deparTmenT which kepT The school upfTo- daTe concerning The laTes+ books and plays. The SporTs secTion was presenTed in The sporTman's idiom by CurTis lPeTel Lilly beTore his mideyear deparTure Tor GeTTysburg College. EThel PuriTz Took his place and carried on, conTinuing a good job. The T-Tall oT Fame inTerviews oT Ridgewood Highs well-known busy people revealed, under The guidance OT Florence l-lalliday. scores oT personal quirks and ambiTions. WhaT gives The Arrow added disTincTive- ness? No doubT you will agree wiTh us ThaT clever illusTraTions play a greaT parT. The orig' inal and humorous arT work oT Marilyn TeTher and her Tour co-workers deserves praise. As in The pasT years Mr. Darby led us around piTTal5 and gave us a boosT when Things rocked black, Tor which we are Truly graTeTul, Mr, Bene- dicT conTinued in his capaciTy as business ad- viser, CynThia Warren wiTn his suggesTions, keoT The Arrow Thanciai maTTers sTraighT. The sTaTT puT TorTh 'Ts eTTorTs To produce a worTnwhile magazine wi'n eacn edfTion, Those who are seniors row leave The Task To The lower- classmen wirh The belieT ThaT TTGFO work on The Arrow is iTs own reward. T968 ITOWH The iob oT The STudenT Council in Ridgewood High is To educaTe The sTudenT body in The diTTiculT and liTe-long job oT selT-governmenT. We do This by Talcing care OT The TuncTioning QT various school acTiviTies and organizaTions, and we oT Council can Truly say ThaT The spiriT OT Democracy has prevailed ThroughouT The year. One oT The main jobs of The council is To Talce care oT The corridors and sTairs so ThaT TraTTic will Tlow smooThly, This year, a new sysTem was insTiTuTed which has been a greaT improvemenT. Then we have The iob oT keeping The caTeTeria in good running order and There, Too, a new paTrolling sysfem has been Tried ouT wiTh ex- Tremely worThwhi'e resulTs. The main revenue oT Council corres Through The STudenT AcTiviTies CommiTTee which sells reTreshmenTs aT The vari- ous sporTs evenTs. This year Thcy operaTed noT only eTTicienTly buT proTiTably, so ThaT despiTe The expense oT building a new runway To Tacili- TaTe sales, approximaTely S25 a weelc was cleared in The Toofball season, WiTh The money several delegaTes were senT To a convenfion oT STudenT csitucfent Gounczi Councils in New Brunswiclc. One oT The resulTs oT This convenTion was The TormaTion of an as- sembly commiTTee which has aided in giving The sTudenTs beTTer assembly programs. ln line wiTh The war eTTorT, The War STamp CommiTTee sold sTamps in The homerooms ThroughouT The year and is now planning Tor a school drive in collaboraTion wiTh mosT of The oTher high schools in New Jersey. The Council is also providing The posTage To send The High Times To The boys in service. Beyond ThaT we are planning To erecT a Service Plaque Tor R. l-l. S. graduaTes in The service. We plan To dedicaTe This on Memorial Day. In our summary oT The year we musT noT Tor- geT To menTion The Tour able oTTicers who served so well ThroughouT The year: Presidenf, Andy Lang: Vice-PresidenT, Audrey Payne: SecreTary, Joan ReinharT: Treasurer, Allan Gavan, A greaT deal OT crediT musT go To our Taculfy advisers: Mr. Allan Morehead, Mr. Glenn PoTTinberger, and Mr. George A. F. T-Tay, Tor Their help in making This years STudenT Council a success. Ai in oreviou, gear, Tne Town Council oT I94243 has abioed by The purpoze Tor which ET Wag Originary Tounded-ThaT is, Tor groups in The Town To plan acTiviTies as a communiTy. raTher Than aTTempTing To compeTe wiTh each oTher. Every young people! organizaTion in Town 'endf Three represenTaTives To This body, so ThaT eacrw group has a voice in The decisions con- cerning all. Cooperahon, raTher Than compeli- Tion, is The chieT aim. Each group is urged To have iTs members iupporT any acTiviTy sponsored by any oTher group. The Town Council has been in exisTence Tor Ten years and was originally sTarTed by high school people. Before iTs organizaTion, iT was noTed ThaT There mighT be several aTTairs qoing on in one evening, Thereby spliTTing The groups so ThaT neilhor evenT was aTTended To The desired exe TenT, The Town Council, by seTTing up a daTe boolc, arranges iT so ThaT This cannoT happen, The council Takes parT in organizing special Q O WH OiLUflClif worphip iervicei each year, The Ea1Ter dawn :ervfie being The moz' noTaoie. This is a su'- rize service held ouT-oT-ocors and aTTended by perzons oT all religions, IT encourages acTiviTies for members oT groups, by seTTing aside several nighTt oT The year Tor Them. A conf,TiTuTion, drawn up Two years aTTer The Tcunding oT The council, governs iT. Mr, Earle l-loshail advised The zTudenTs who composed iT. and iT has been very glighhy revised since ThaT Time. The group has as iTs advisers Miss Amy Jacob- sen and Mr. W. Greer Fisher, MeeTings are held Twice a mcnTh in The Y,W.C.A. building. Doro- Thy J, Winner acTed as PresidenT This year. John Tv1,Vi!ilbur served as Vice-President JaneT Van Arsdale as SecreTary. Under The leadership oT These people, The Town Council has aTTempTed To TurTher communiTy Teeling and inTeresT dur- ing This pasT year. IT has successTully sponsored aTTairs which led To ThaT goal, and has had This in mind during all oT iTs many acTiviTies. aww 66 77 5 n . g lg I H7183 lr 'sire cf The scarieT fever guararvine wnich paced cn Audrey Payne, The iniTial ec1ETor- rrcrief, The :'rsT High Times rol:ed nea'ly on Edgewood Press or Oc'ober 8 and was a comoleTe se fouT. Tnrgs wenT smooThly unTil Jalge Weller leTT Tre sraTT To ioin The Navy. 'EveryThing Happens re Me' mighT well have been The Theme song ci 'he paper, when in February, sporTswriTer De'e Lily enTered college, and Paul ApperT idneo The Navy. lf was like rubbing salT inTo an open wound when Miss Alice NNharTon was irl and unable To be presenT when The TirsT paper cT The second semesTer wenT To press-The only Time This has happened in The hisTory oT The High Times. NOT To be daunTed, The sTaTT wenT on To overcome an epidemic oi chicken pox and measles. WiTh Florence l-lalliday and Judy Denron as c'rcuiaTion nnanagers and Anne SToclcTon and Slnefla Brown lcceping an eagle eye on The ad- verTising angles, The Tin'es hiT a new High, One record ser was ine winning Tor The Tirsl lime CT a second place award cerTiTicaTe aT The Co- lumbia ScholasTic Press AssociaTion ccnTesT. l-lighlIghTs of The year included George Dins, mores brain-child, The Maroon lvlorong a greme lin series by Leonard Vanderveldt 'Seeing The FronT Trom The Baclcui VicTory in The 5Th Col' umn : and some clever cuTs done by lPrivaTel l-lerb MoTT. ln coniuncTion wiTh The STudenT Council, The l-ligh Times senT a copy OT each paper pub- lished during The second semesTer To every boy who had been graduaTed wirh The class oT '42 and To members of The classes oT '43 and '44 who had leTT school prior To Their graduaTion To enTer The armed services. WiTh mixed Teelings, This year's sTaTT re- linquishes iTs brief hold on The High Times and passes iT on To The incoming iournalisTs wiTh The hope ThaT They will receive as much pleasure as The ouTgoing sTaTT has This pasT year. ' , Q l.asT auTumn To Miss Alice WharTon Tel The Taslc OT TransTornning TiTTy-Two iunior hopeTuls inTo budding young iournalisTs. They were divided inTo Two classes which worlced in Term shiTTs, While one group was cramrning in Shakespeare and Browning, The oTher group delved behind green covers inTo The iournalism TexT, and TypewriTers claTTered ouT miles oT copy, both prinTable and unprinT- able, Tor The Ridgewood High School Spec- TaTor. AT TirsT, There were only sTraighT news sTories, buT as The class proTiTed by Wednesday and Friday lesson periods, TeaTures, boxes, edi- Torials, and even columns appeared. Each Thursday, when The Ridgewood Herald- Newsf' wiTh a new Spa-cTaTor Treshly prinTed on one oT iTs pages, was being mailed To Ridge- wood homes, The SpecTaTor sTaTT wiTh much debaTe, was planning The nexT paper, deciding class opinions, and choosing assignmenfs. On Monday morning, amid The Trenzied buzzing of IO5. The iournalism roorn, sTories were compleTed and handed To The edifor. Then The sTudenTg Took a deep breaTh and began counTing headlines Tor Tuesday. The responsibiliTy oT being ediTor was shoul- dered each wee-lc by a diTTerenT member oT The sTaTT, Thus enabling more sTudenTs To do some ediTing on Their own. As ediTor, The young iournalisT s TirsT concern was To read all The sTories submiTTed by The sTaTT. NexT, he selecTed Those r'nosT suiTabe Tor publicaTion and did any rearranging he ThoughT necessary. The arTicles were Then paced ac- cording To lengTh on a dummy copy oT The page. This worlc was all done on Monday nighT. Tues- day morning, The associaTe ediTor read over al' headines and, aTTer considering The counT and grammaTical poinTs, he submiTTed Them To The ediTor whose nexT duTy iT was To Take The re- vised copy To Miss l-lelen B. Srnifh aT The Ridge- wood 'Herald-News oTTice. When he ner? saw The sTories, They were in prinT, An honor was besTowed upon This year s sTaTT, The Soecffvor won a Tim place cer'f,ca'e arnong school pages in ciTy newspapers in 'ne naTional compeTiTion sponsored by The Columbia ScholasTic Press AssociaTion, The iournaigrn classes hope To mainfain This sTandar:1 new year when They' will underTalce The ediTorship CT 'he High Times. 66 5 '7 pectcztor To creaTe, mainTain, and exTend ThroughouT The school and communiTy high sTandards oT ChrisTian characTer. This, is The purpose noT only oT The Ridgewood T-li-Y buT OT The more Than 6,500 T-li-Y Clubs in The UniTed STaTes and Canada wiTh a ToTal conTinenTal enrollmenT oT 200,000, The Ridgewood T-'li-Y is a well-rounded organi- zaTion oT more Than sixTy boys. This year The l-li-Y as usual had a large parT in The Boys' VocaTional ConTerence which is held annually in The Tall. The Ridgewood Hi-Y was well repre- senTed in The New Jersey STaTe Glder Boys' ConTerence, held aT MonTclair, and The Bergen CounTy Y,M.C,A.-Y,W,C.A, High School Con- Terence, aT l-lackensack. This year Two oT The Ridgewood l-li-Y members were on The planning commiTTee oT The Bergen CounTy ConTerence. The Ridgewood T-li-Y has conTribuTed and is corxTribuTing To vicTory in aT leasT Two imporTanT ways: They worked on The VicTor-y Book Carn- paign colfecling books which were deposiTed aT The various depoTs and The T-ll-Y members do The salvage work in Ridgewood. Aiong The social line The l-li-Y sponsors ,eary Two or Three dances. IT spohsors The l-li-Y FooT- ball Dance, aT which The Hi-Y TooTball award is given To The TooTball player who besT repre- .senTs The l-li-Y plaTTorm: clean living, clean speech, clean aThleTics, and clean scholarship. The award This year was presenTed To Ozzie Evans, sTar Tull-back. The G-raduaTion Dance was sponsored in coniuncTion wiTh The Girls' Club. T-li-Y boys parTicipaTe in aThleTics in The Hi-Y bowling and baskeTball leagues. A good indicaTion oT The T-li-Y's presenT suc- cess is ThaT The Treasury has been ouT of The red Tor over Two years, a record Tor The Ridge- wood l-li-Y. The l-li-Y has Tried To bring TogeTher boys who are viTally inTeresTed in ChrisTian sTandards Tor personal living and Tor school liTe, To pro- vide The channel Through which They may ex- plore The problems ThaT Tace high school youTh Today and To mobilize Their eTTorTs To puT info eTTecTive acTion ChrisTian soIuTions To These problems. This years oTTicers were Bob Lee, presiderl- Bob Wilson, TirsT vice-prcsidenT' Harold Cakes. second vice-president George Shaw, Treasurer. and Bob Melosh, secreTary, Mr. Frank S. Foley is The T-li-Y adulT adviser. The Hi-Y Sa vage Crew was organized in March, l942, by The Y.lvl.C.A. in cooperalfion wiTh The T-li-Y Club and The Ridgewood 5a'vage CornrniTTee, AT Tir3T iT was a long Teoious iob which Tool: moil ol The day on 5aTurday To cornplele, buT Through experience and eTTorT iT han narrowed down so Thal iT Talces only abouT a halT a day To do The iob. The village aT TirsT was divided inTo Two parTs, EasT and Wef,T sides, anl halT oT iT was covered aT a Time. This proved very ineTTificnT belh in collecTions and Tirne worked. The boy, wenl Trom door To door To bring The salvage rnaTerials ouT To The Curb To be picked up. Now one-TourTh of The village is covered and The house owners bring The salvage To The curb which is collecTed in village Trucks, loaded by l-lifY boys. and driven by The Ridge- wood Wornen's lvloTor Corps. Ridgewood was one oT The TirsT Towns in New Jerscy To begin The program on a Town-wide scale of salvaging wasTe n'iaTerials Tor The war eTTorT. Mr, Frank Foley, l-li-Y TaculTy adviser. along wiTh Mr. Clarence Mease, Mr. Waller gil! C8351 Ally? lblargerT, and Mr. Louis Barry wa: The adu' in- spiraTion oT This proiecT. Much Tirne and money was spen+ in originai earning before iT wen? inTo eTTecT, buT new The 5a.vage Crew has a good Treaiury on which To Tali bacl when Tunda are needed. From March, l942, To March, IQ43, approri- rnaTe'y l75 Tons oT newspapers and magazines, I45 Tons oT heavy nne'a . 4 Tons oT rags, IO Tony oT rubber and 45 'dry QT 'in cans have been collecTed which add up To a ToTal oT 379 Tons or 750 OOO rf,u '1s ,T trap rnaTerTalg, which is abouT 50 bound: Tor ever, rnan, wornan and child in Ridgewood ProTiTs which have been derived Trom The sale oT These scrap rnaTerials have been used Tor various Things. DonaTions Top The lisT, Money has been given To The U.5.0. and Red Cross. War Bonds for The new Y.Tv1.C.A. Building Fund have been purchased along wiTh eguipmenT Tor use in The Y building. Aiso aT The end oT The year several TiTTy-dollar scholarships were given To gualiTying seniors. Dcspule lhe lhreal ol seruous war lume reslruc luons lhe Ruclgewood Hugh School Band marched lhrough lhe I942 43 season wulh llyung maroon and whule colors Throughoul lhe loolball season lhe marchung band ol over lully members was on hand lor every home game when lhe wealher permulled Even durung lhe Neplune game un November when +he lhermomeler dropped lo a wundy puercung I5 lhe band carrued on lhough lungers aclually sluck lo lhe unslrumenls Though lhe call ol lhe drall board came closer and closer each week Mr Donald K Cook dureclor lor lourleen years was slull on lhe po duum lor lhe annual concerl on March 26 Wulh lhe assuslance ol Ensugn Paul Wunes R H S capable group un many dullucull and ellecluve marchung roulunes Besudes unslruclung lhe newly lormed color guard un uls brusk lormaluons Paul gave several lwurlung exhubuluons durmg some ol lhe games Bo+h lhe color guard and lhe lwo lwurlers Phyllus Yace and Jane Lunnell receuved much prause lor lheur roulunes Of course lhe annual concerl was lhe hugh lughl ol lhe season Thus year ul was guven lor lhe benelul ol lhe Red Cross and was a greal success lls more oulslandung numbers were lhe r,,,x:5'f99ff.g A-fy Coronaluon March lrom Le Prophel Meyer beer selecluons lrom Jerome Kern s Showboal and Curburubru Peslalozzu The program was varued wulh orusk Sousa marches and an orugunal composuluon Help Keep Thus a Free Ameruca by a Rudgewood musucuan Charles Donholl In adduluon lo playung lor numerous chapel programs lhe band look parl un lhe Armusluce Day Program and he Memorual Day Servuce For lhe lursl year lhe band allended and par lucupaled un The Annual Foolball Banquel guven al lhe Elks Club Those servung as olluc rs lhus year have been Donald Tullun presudenl Duck Baumann sludenl conduclor Doug Kelly lubraruan and Belly Blan pued secrelary Unlorlunalely each year lhe band leels lhe loss ol uls senuor members Gradu alung lhus year are Mary Ellen Huber and Vur gunua Edwards llules Ralph Hewull Ray Dahn Leonard Vandervell James McKunney Roberl Funk Harold Oakes James Shanks Jack Hen nessey clarunels Peler Duxon Duck Baumann saxophones Roy McGuckun lrumpel Kay Jel lrey Barbara Clark Donald Tullun John Kleun drums and Ruchard Sparrow Whulney Wallon color guard .mai-ak.. I yi ' - 1 u ' u u. . I ' t . . alumnus and experl lwirler, Mr. Cook lrained a , I I- - , I - AT The beginning oT The season while TirsT as- sembling The orchesTra Tound ThaT, as usual, a number oT good insTrumenTalisTs had gracluaTed iasT year and so iT behooved The remaining and new members To work Twice as hard so as To blerd smooThiy inTo a saTisTacTory ensemble. This Tncy did by TirsT sTarTing ouT on The easier, -implcr pieces and gradually working up To The more diTTiculT selecTions which were played aT :oncerT Time. Tho group Took Turns wiTh The band, playing lor Chapel every oTher week, and iT made iTs TirsT really oTTicial appearance aT The special Thanks-giving service, when iT played an overTure and sevcral appropriaTe hymns. lT has also parTicipaTed in The beauTiTul ChrisT- rras service, in orher programs of iTg own Tor The hign school and junior highs, and will make iTg Tina' bow in The BaccalaureaTe service Thig June. OT course, The greaT evenT oT The year was The annual insTrumcnTal concerT on March 26 which The orchesha a' 7 hand gave TogeTher, AlThough in pasT years money made Trom The concerT wenT Towards helping pay Tor new fn- sTrumenTs, having band uniTorms cleaned, and such Things, This year iT was voTed by boTh groups To donaTe The enTire proceeds To The Red Cross. The piece de resisTance on The orchesTraI parT oT This program was The playing oT The TirsT mover'nenT Trom SchuberT's UnTinished Sym- phony. The orchesTra also played lvlenueT' Trom l-laydn's lv1iliTary Symphony, Wagner's March oT The MeisTersingers, and a porTion OT SaTranek's ATlanTis SuiTe. AT The close OT The enTire program, Mr, Cook was presenTed wiTh a giTT Trorn bofh groups, There were TorTy-Two in The orchesTra This year, oT which ThirTeen are seniors who graduaTe This June. 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', -ff 35 '52 xe 1 36 oo is ? .5 L ffinw WMWE l YT L Y 'X L L I er f' Under The supervision of John Broomall, coach, The Ridgewood High School TooTball Team sTarTed The season wiTh six reTurning leTTermen: Bob Branigan, all-sTaTe conTer7 Gump Keeley guard' and baclcfieldmen, Aus Evans, Twice all- coun+y, Bob Lee Bob Yalie, and Dean Ferres. Also in The backfield were Dick Condo, who did mod oT The punTing and Two up-and-coming sophomores, Bil'y Brown and Dolph WalTers. Qgdootbaff Up TronT were Jaclc Hall, Branigan's relief, and guards, Gump Keeley, Jim Pipines, and sopho- more Mario Ferraro, lrnown as Mole because of his abiliTy To submarine The opponenT's line. Tackling were Jaclc Doyle, Tony Borsellino, Wally Hedman, Jim Sproul, Willie STralrosh, and Jack SpiTTel. The end posiTions, mosT conTesTed spoTs on The Team, were played, one by Bud Blaclcley, and The oTher, in order OT Their appearance, by PeTe Lilly, Fred Flemming, who played mosT of The season, Bill Hiclrs, Ed Hale, and Bill Harper. Playing a nine-game schedule, The Team won Tive, losT Three, and Tied one, scoring eighTy- seven poinTs To The opponenTs' sevenTy-six. OT The eighTy-seven poinTs, Evans scored ThirTy-six. Yalce ThirTy-one, Lee seven, Blaclcley seven, and WalTers six. The TirsT game was losT, The second Tied, and The nexT Tour won, beTore Ridgewood was seT back by iTs arch rival, PompTon. The nexT game was won and The Tinal game was a deTeaT. Any Team ThaT canlcorne baclc aTTer Two seT- backs and win Tour sTraighT deserves a loT oT crediT. Ridgewood had a good Team This year, a Team of which The class of '43 can always be proud. The Ridgewood High School baskeTbali Team had a brillianT season This year, winning Ten games and losing on'y Tour. These included doube vicTories over Ramsey, BogoTa, and PompTon Lakes: single ones over Leonia, WesT- wood, ST. Luke's, and an all-army Team Trom local camps. The Tour deTeaTs were Two aT The hands oT The powerTul HawThorne Club, one by The championship-bound Lodi Team, and one by Hackensack. Again, as in The preceding Two years, iT was Ted DuTchi' Greve who sTarred aT The cenTer shoT. Ted ended his varsiTy career wiTh well over Tour hundred poinTs, neTTed Tor Ridgewood in Three years oT ouTsTanding play- ing. There is no doubT ThaT DuTch will go down as The mosT sensaTional pivoT man To play Tor R. H. S. ln addiTion To CapTain Ted, Tommy Simos occupied a guard posiTion and puT in an excellenT season wiTh The second highesT scoring honors. Tommy earned a repuTaTion as one oT The besT seT-shoT arTisTs in This area. Bob Lee, also a reTurning leTTer man, held down The oTher guard posiTion and played beauTiTul deTensive ball. Bobis rebounding and breaking up oT plays was invaluable To The squad. The Torward posiTions were occupied by Tom Henry, who joined The Qasketdalf Navy in mid-season, Joe Borsellino, and Bob Sloss. These Tellows played a heads-up game and were no small parT oT' The Team. f'Big Ed Hale and soph Dolph WalTer oT TooTball Tame were The rnain reserves and showed up weil in varsiTy play, Coach Primo DeRochi, who leTT beTore The close oT The season, is now a LieuTenanT in The UniTed STaTes Navy. His coaching gave Ridgewood one oT The besT seasons oT any bas- keTball Team in The hisTory oT The school. 95 If Qaseioaff This year's baseball feam again looks very promising. Coach Charles Yennie, who fool: over Mr. Primo DeRochi's job as physical educafion feacher, called fhe firsf baseball me-efing of fhe year on March I3. From fhe fiffy candidafes who affended fhe meefing, fhe iunior varsify and varsify were chosen. Capfain John Nagelhouf, Ted Greve. Tom Simos, and Charley Adam were fhis year's mainsfays. To fhis lisf Coach Yennie has Andy Keeley and Bud Blackley holding down fhe job of cafching. New infield berfhs were awarded fo Bob Sloss, shorfsfop, and Ira l-larfwick, second base. XL A .Px wil' Combing the ouffield This year were fhree seniors: Charley Adam, Tom Simos, and Bob Yalce. Good subsfifufes like Wally l-ledman and Bob Lee were always ready for fhaf all-impor- fanf emergency call. The job of pifching was fhis year's greafesf hold-back. Wifh fhe gradua- fion of Harry Grundy lasf year a new pifcher had fo be found, Phil Jay, a iunior, was fhe besf bef. ln early season his form and confrol seemed fo be The mosf promising. The problems which presenfed fhe mosf diffi- culfy 'rhis year were finding a means of frans- porfafion fo fhe away games, and filling va- cancies leff in the schedules because so many schools dropped baseball for fhe durafion, Teams like l-lawfhorne's and Pompfon's were dropped from fhe R. H. S. schedule in early April for fhis reason. When fhis was wriffen, no games had been played: buf the opening game wifh Paferson Cenfral, on April I4, loomed on fhe horizon as a fough confesf. On fhis year's schedule Ridge- wood is playing Lodi fwice. Lasf year Lodi was fhe only feam fo beaf fhe Maroon Warriors. W ,golf .411 ..-rf' -f M iq? Track pracTice sTarTed laTe This year, around The middle oT March, because oT The scarciTy oT compeTiTion. ApproximaTely sixTy boys reporTed Tor praciice, indicaTing a spiriT oT expecTanT rivalry. So Tar, no Triangular or guadrangular meeTs have been scheduled since There is The problem oT TransporTaTion. Ridgewood will parTicipaTe in The annual Penn Relays, Long Branch Relays, and possibly The PerTh Amboy MeeT. OTher meeTs may be arranged, providing TransporTaTion ar- rangemenTs can be made, A number oT high schools have indicaTed Their inTenTions To Take parT in The Ridgewood Relay Carnival, which will bring The Track season To a close. Among The promising candidaTes This year are George Shaw, Mo Price, Chuck GaTes, John Davidson, Bob Koukol, and a sensaTional sopho- more, Jimmie Simos. Simos has been burning up The Track during pracTice and may prove To be a sTrong miler on The sixTeen lap relay Team along 'ff 97 .l R -sw- of-fw wiTh Andy Lang. Aussie Evans will again be The mainsTay in The shorTer disTances. An innovaTion This year will be The possibiliTy oT inTerscholasTic meeTs via Telephone. ln run- ning These meeTs, each Team runs The evenTs on The home Track and reporTs The Times, which are ToTaled and compared The same as in a regular meeT. This year The Track Team will be minus many oT lasT year's sTars, such as Clyde Pride, Ken Zabriskie, CourT Boxwell, and Hank T-lenze, as well as Bob Wood who recenTly joined The serv- ice. WiTh The help OT The Two reTurning leTTer- men, Andy Lang and Aus Evans, The Track Team will sTrive To beaT The records oT lasT year's Team. ln any evenT, Ridgewood l-ligh sTudenTs will wanT To waTch and cheer our boys on To an- oTher successful Track season. CQTUCQ OCCQI' Shining with a six-game winning sfreak, 'rhe Ridgewood High School soccer Team ended an- olher successful season. Coached by Howdy Richardson, fhe fe-am seemed 'Io have new life. He 'rook each boy individually and showed him wha? his faulfs and good poinls were and which posifion he would be besf suiled for. Having played on fhe varsi+y 'ream af college. Howdy was probably the besl' coach in Ihe sfafe. Cap- Iain Tommy Simos. Pal LaGaHa, Ira Har+wich, Ted Greve, Bob Judson, John Nagelhoul, Mali Hagedorn, Dave LaBau, Jim Simos and Joe Bor- sellino were Ihe spark plugs of Ihe Ieam, while Jack Alsop did a fine job beiween 'rhe goal posfs. For many of Ihe fellows, if was Iheir firsf soccer season. The only defeal was a 4-I sefback in- llicled by Hackensack, crowned Group III Slafe Champs. Affer Ihe season was over, 'rhe Ieam was very happy Io learn 'rhaf fhey had been named one of +he mosl oursfanding high school soccer 'reams in Ihe easl by Ihe execuiive commiifee of Ihe Nafional Soccer Coaches' Associafion. The six- game winning srreak was Ihe longesf srreak ever won by a Ridgewood High School soccer Ieam. Schedule for fhe Year I Ridgewood .... 5 Bergenfield 2 Ridgewood .... I Hackensack 3 Ridgewood .... 3 Tenafly ,- 4 Ridgewood .... I Teaneck -- 5 Ridgewood .... I Tenafly -- 6 Ridgewood .... I Rufherford 7 Ridgewood .... 2 Bergenfield 8 Ridgewood .... 2 Rufherford 98 ji .1 Boa,-J 9' . QIIHIS I1 E . ..., '24, .223 , ifffff .-wr-...fl GA QQIJQCI C!Ql'S Qi!! CQEHHIS :C N ri 1' G 'fy Qs. -GQ zlcffn Q .,, dl, 1-Che,-Q an-gf ,Lif ,.f2,,vg'5r2z,, ,. 4'if', V , W- 'L . ' ffiwigi' Jsf fGcf'f + ' 4--, ,ull 1' N '42, . -1' IOI x.. 56- 1, fi. ffl urls Sports ounce The Gurls SporTs Councul led by uTs presudenT JaneT Gubson has now ended uTs TenTh year of acTuvuTy The oTher oTTucers are as Tollows Aluce Howard Vuce PresudenT Kay JeTTery Sec reTary and Barbara Brown Treasurer The members oT Thus organuzaTuon were chosen by The many duTTerenT sporTs groups To acT as Theur represenTaTuves Each club elecTed a mana ger and a represenTaTuve boTh oT whom were eluguble Tor membershup un The SporTs Councul The gurls were offered quuTe a compleTe and varued Tueld oT sporTs un whuch To parTucupaTe These acTuvuTues were soccer hockey archery baskeTball Table Tennus badmunTon roller skaT ung rudung baseball puoneer dancung Tumblung and sTunTs bowlung Tennus and golf STarTung The year OTT un uTs TraduTuonal way The gurls on The Councul acTed as hosTesses aT a geT acquaunTed parTy Tor The sophomores These geT TogeThers are guven each year wuTh The hope ThaT The newcomers To school wull meeT Theur class maTes and geT beTTer acquaunTed A few weeks aTTer The parTy The Councul was busy makung plans Tor a cake and candy sale The money made Trom Thus prouecT was added To The Treasury and was used durung The year Tor varuous Thungs such as TransporTaTuon To New York and bulls Dururug The baskeTball season The Councul mem bers Turned very paTruoTuc and sponsored a game beTween The Maroon boys Team and a quunTeT of solduers Trom one of The nearby camps Thus new adduTuon To The boys schedule was meT wuTh greaT enThusuasm and many specTaTors enloyed waTchung The Rudgewood boys down The army and come up The vucTor The war has placed many Thungs on The pruoru Tues IusT among Them beung a huTher To annual Bergen CounTy Playday and The sprung campung Trup These evenTs were guven up because OT The TransporTaTuon and Tood duTTuculTues One oT The mosT anTucupaTed evenTs on The Councul s calendar was The Trup To ST George s swummung pool un Brooklyn The gurls made quuTe a day of uT as They aTTerwards enloyed dunner and movues un The Bug CuTy To Tunush up The year The gurls held a sporTs round up aT whuch Turne The uncomung oTTucers were unsTalled Muss Eluzabeih M Selluer was The TaculTy advuser Tor The Councul durung The year 9 . Q . , . . . . , u u . 3 u . I - I . ' . . , , . . . . . . . . . . I - u I .u u . u ' u u u ' u u u u u - u u u - - u . . .. . u . . . . uu - - uu Pioneer dancing had a deTiniTe place in The physical educaTion program during The winTer season. This Type oT recreaTion was TaughT, noT only To The club members aTTer school, buT also To The sTudenTs in gym classes who did noT have The opporTuniTy To parTicipaTe in inTramural ac- TiviTies aTTer school. The pioneer dances, which The leaders oT The club TaughT To iTs members during Their club period Thursday aTTernoons, were noT only en- ioyable, buT also aTTracTive Tor several reasons. The TormaTion in groups, circles, and squares wiTh TreguenT changes OT parTners made Them Truly social. They were hilarious enough To make wholesome, good Tun, especially when They were conducTed by members oT Their own groups who did The Teaching and The calling. There were several leaders among The mem- bers oT The club who Took Turns aT Teaching and IO3 calling. Gloria Eschelnnan was The clever mana- ger oT The club This year, assisTed by JuaniTa Leazer. KiTTie ChrisTie was The loyal pianisT. The sTudenTs learned many new dances This year, some oT which were: Duck Tor The OysTer, Red River Valley, Oh Susanna, Take a Peek, Grape Vine TwisT, There'll Be a l-loT Time in The Old Town TonighT, The Circle, Varsovienne, Rye WalTz, Polka, SchoTTische. BeTore The season closes The group is planning To have a parTy in which They will all appear in cosTume and dance To The music oT a piano. Tiddle, accordian and guiTar. The Club has been a greaT success and we hope nexT year more sTudenTs will make This Type oT dancing Their peT amusernenTl Manager, GLORIA ESCHELMAN AssisTanT Manager, JUANITA LEAZER zioneer ancing The girls' golT club, composed of ThirTy mem- bers, is sTarTing iTs sevenTh year wiTh more and beTTer players ioining each season. The club members are divided inTo Two groups, one of which plays on The Ridgewood CounTry Club golf course, and The oTher, The Saddle River golT course. The laTTer pay a Tee oT Sl.5O Tor The Tall and spring seasons. They play Twice a weelc, Tuesdays and Thursdays. The sponsors are Miss ElizabeTh Sellier and Miss Marion EaTon. They are classiTied as beginners, average, and good players. according To Their abiliTy. They play or pracTice Tor Two and one-half hours and have plenTy oT wholesome exercise while They are working conscienTiously To improve Their game, LasT year The girls had several puTTing con- TesTs and The season ended wiTh Two mixed Tour- somes, one group playing on each oT The golf courses menTioned. They were Teamed up as Tollows: Ridgewood CounTry Club Golf Course Jean l-Tale, Midge Lear, Ann Moneypenny, Qirfs 9 golf lax Doris Davidson, Bill Paclcard, Ed Alley, Jaclc Alsop. Jack Van lTalie. Saddle River Golf Course Jean l-lollis, Louise Anderson, Shiela Brown Jean Williams, WalTon RomeTelT l-Toward Sie grisT, Jaclc Briclcell, Ed l-lale The season closed wiTh a banqueT for The club members aT The home of Mr and Mrs. J. A Moneypenny. ATTer The luscious TeasT There was a shorT bus: ness meeTing aT The close oT which Miss Sellier wiTh a clever liTTle speech, presenTed The awards. Audrey Payne received TirsT prize which was The graceTul Tigure oT a girl swinging a golT club. IT was' mounTed on an ebony pedesTal. The man- ager. Ann Moneypenny, and assisTanT manager, Jean l-lale, each received a gold golT ball. BoTh The banqueT and awards were donaTed by Mr, and Mrs. Moneypenny, who have always Talcen a keen inTeresT in The golT club and iTs members. Manager, ANN MONEYPENNY AssisTanT Manager, JEAN l-TALE Qlrfs i Qowling ATTer sTruggling Tor Tour years To have a girls' bowling Team in The Ridgewood High School, aT lasT, because oT war condiTions, Things have changed so much ThaT The girls noT only have one Team, buT eighTeen Teams. They are divided inTo Two groups: a NaTional League com- posed oT Ten Teams which bowl every Monday, and an American League composed oT eighT Teams which bowl every Wednesday. There are nineTy girls in boTh leagues and ThirTy subsTi- TuTes who Take The places of absenTees. Each Team is composed of Tive girls, one of which is The capTain whose duTy iT is To record The aTTendance, keep The scores. and collecT The Tees which are Turned over To The managers OT each league who acT as Treasurer Tor The Teams in Their league. Rose PizzimenTi is manager oT The NaTional League and Jane Baringer of The American League. The scores Tor each Team are mounTed on The High School bulIeTin board each week. For al- mosT The enTire season The Runaways of The Na- Tional League have led all Teams. buT The CoasT Guards Tinally puT Them in The shade by Taking The lead Tor The pasT Two weeks. As The Arrow goes To press, The Teams of The Two leagues having The highesT scores will compeTe againsT each oTher, and The winning Team will play The highesT scorers oT The boys' bowling Teams. AT The end OT April The CenTral RecreaTion Alley will hold a Bowling SweepsTakes Tor high school girls. The Ten highesT scorers will compeTe againsT each oTher, and Those wiTh The Tive high- esT scores will be presenTed wiTh a Token Tor The progress They have made in bowling. Miss ElizabeTh M. Sellier is The organizer oT The club. BoTh she and Miss Grace'E. Lyon al- ways accompany The girls on days They bowl. Some oT The girls have been bowling unusu- ally high scores Tor beginners. BeaTrice Jones had a score oT one hundred and nineTy-seven, and Marge TaTTersall a score of one hundred and sixTy-Two, buT The mosT consisTenT good bowler Trom eiTher league is Marilyn GaTes, who mainTained an average of one hundred and sixTy Tor The season. Qzrfs Qgasketball Each year a group of enThusuasT:c gurls who enloy The compeT:T:on of a good game The pruv :lege of clean sporTsmanshup and The opporTu nuTy To assoc:aTe and play wuTh gurls havung a sumular :nTeresT Torm a baslceTball club Thus year The club meT un The gurls gym on Tuesday and Fruday aTTernoons ThroughouT The baslceTball season Trom The begunnung of Decem ber To The end oT March The ch:eT purpose be sudes ThaT oT peasure un playung and compeTung wuTh oThers was To TurTher ones ab:luTy :n Thus Held and To develop beTTer coord:naT:on speed accuracy and Teamwork Two gurls were elecTed Trom The group To be members oT The Gurls SporTs Councul one as club manager and The oTher as repre enTaT:ve who shares respon subul:T:es wuTh The manager Thus year The mana ger was Barbara Brown and The represenTaT:ve Marlorue TaTTersall A cusTomary evenT sponsored by The gurls The Bergen CounTy BaslceTball Playday could noT be held Thus year because oT The gasolune and Ture shorTages and The duTT:r.:lT:es un securung am ple bus servuce The usual procedure was To un vuTe sux gurs Trom each oT The TuTTeen or TwenTy neughborung schools To come and parT:cupaTe un baslceTball and oTher sporTs They would sTay Tor lunch and leave un The early aTTerncon Thus was The usual clumax To The year s acTuvuTues and :T us hoped ThaT :T can be conT:nued un TuTure years ApproxumaTely one hundred gurls louned The club Thus year and every week several Teams played under The capable durecT:on oT Muss BeTTy Lyon The gurls Themselves oTTen Tool: Turns aT refereeung and alThough no gurl goT her oTT:c:al refereeung cerT:TucaTe as several dud lasT year They became qu:Te proTuc:enT The club aums To guve a large number of gurls The opporTun:Ty To play baskeTball learn how To oTT:c:aTe and be Tamuluar wuTh all rules oT The game and enuoy compeT:T:on wuTh oTher gurls of The same abuluTy raTher Than To develop a small group OT hughly slculed gurls Sunce no unTer scholasTuc games were possuble There were many conTesTs beTween classes A sTrong George Wash:ngTon Team cha'lenged The sophomores The sophomores beaT Them Tool: on The lunuors and losT The senuors accepTed a dare Trom The vucToruous uunuors and prompTly Took Them down a peg There were several re Turn conTesTs endung wuTh The lunuors Tunushung as wunners Manager BARBARA BROWN RepresenTaTuve MARJORIE TATTERSALL o I . . . u . . .: . . - u T - : - u : . ., . s , ' - . . . . . - . .I . . .' . . - u This year a new club was Tormed which grew ouT oT The cnThusiasm and inTeresT shown by The pupils during Their physical educaTion periods, while sTruggIing on The apparaTus in order To pass achievemenT TesTs. NOT having had This Type oT work Tor several years, and noT having had any Training before enTering high school, sTudenTs Tound Themselves raTher deTicienT when iT came To climbing ropes, vauITing and somersauITing over The horse, leap- Trogging over The buck, making birds in The nesT on The Tlying rings, Traveling Torward and back' ward on The sTaTionary ladder, up and down and in and ouT The windows OT The Swedish Ladder. and Tlying back and TorTh on The Travelling rings. WhaT a work-ouT Miss Sellier gave us! The girls are beginning To Tind ouT whaT phys- ical TiTness really means. They are willing To puT TorTh Their besT eTTorTs, as has been demonsTraTed by The large groups ThaT have reporTed aTTer school, Wednesdays and Thursdays, To see if They could achieve whaT They ThoughT was The impossible. WhaT a glorious Teeling oT supreme I i'5r-W saTisTacTion when The Tricks were accomplished! Some sTudenTs, who aT TirsT were unable To mounT The ropes, Tound Themselves IaTer, noT only able To climb To The Top of Them, buT They could do iT Three and Tour Times during The gym period. I-IaIT The number of girls enrolled in high school can now climb To The Top of The ropes and' vauIT over The buck aT The heighT of Tour TeeT, eighT inches, wiThouT The aid oT a spring-board. BUT we have less courageous sTudenTs in The classes who come ouT aTTer school To aTTempT To do some of The apparaTus Tricks performed by Their more daring classmaTes. The girls have found ThaT apparaTus exercise is especially val- uable and beneficial. ThaT iT noT only makes Them physically TiT buT develops such quaIiTies as cour- age, endurance, skill and sTick-To-iT-iveness, all of which quaIiTies are very essenTial if They wish To be eTTicienT leaders and keep up wiTh The procession. 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