Riverside High School - Torch Yearbook (Riverside, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1943 volume:

,V vi ,UA w s r L 1 THE TUHLH RIVERSIDE I-HGH SCHCDGL W Published by the ' I NFCR TORCH STAFF EDITO ROSE BORN R IN CHIEF BUSINESS MANAGER SECRETARY ELEANOR DEVECE ADVISER SHIRLEY ZIPPERLEI N HELEN A MBERS Helen Ioshn Genevieve Kahnowskl Shirley Mornson Gloria Setter V SENIOR Ioseph Bzshop Ruth ChI1Sl1e Francis DeMartele1re Elvma Eble Betty Em Eleanor Goldy ME ory eromca Slemanowsk' 1 Charles Stackhouse Ann Walters IUNIOR MEMBERS Theresa Riccio Patricia Stockton Ioyce Sheridan Claire Timby The Yearb ook staff wishes to extend its thanks to with the art work. Elva Daniels for assi 2 LIPKI N sting fffff ',.. - 3 9,8 pd A 1 1 fl 5- k 'Ulf .I - ' gf L-Q,-Q' wizsf fr '--if rg, mb -ul' MMCS' FQREWCRD That the torch of freedom may contmue to burn forever rn those countrres Wh1ch have remarned free and that rt may be rekmdled 1n all the enslaved lands are the goals toward Whrch all of us are strrvmg e the class of l943 are very conscrous of these goals and are puttrng forth our efforts to help rn therr real1zat1on Many of our boys have left school to 1o1n the armed forces so that We may contrnue to l1ve rn a fre country and enloy 1ts l1bert1es We on the home front are also rnakrng our sacr1f1ces All of us shall do our best to keep the world from berng thrown aga1n rnto the upheaval Whlch We are experrencmg today In the years to come, as We re read thrs Torch of 1943, We hope We shall do so IH a freer, happrer, and better World 3 , f' , - - -,y-, ' QT, my ' In ' 'if :I ,gif- ' ,.,, ,,., 5 0 . --M y ez- , fi 4 Q -' - Q A I L ig- 1 M, 1 1 ,,,, .. ' i f-A 1' 4 r M gm L r 4 nf I 2 u Ili W I I . x Q1 wavy-qv.-... Swann... :K sexi: I ff--N ,,:---,, mf ff-new 31 Mcxtihew Kirchner Robert Eclstburn DEDIC 1-XTION To those who at one t1me were assocmxted Wllh Rlversxde Hlgh School ond who e1ther have glven thexr l1ves or are stlll servlng ln thls World struggle for freedom we the Class of 1943 clechcote our yearbook the Torch Ioseph Sara Icmes A M1nH1Ch tl Lewls Gunn Samuel Bookbmder 1. , L? I 3 f . ! , , , , H, , 5 ' 1 ' '--v---4,1 If -'snr , ,.--' gl ' ' ,.- i. '.'.'.-ff ' '7 ' 1 4 If . , ' ' A - if .-Q-,ag ' 'W 5 H ' A as-v.-.1 y 'Kimi ,li ' fzyp an--....,, 7-. r 51 ., M 6 Q , ,,,,., xg 4 LA , 4 A 5 I .. ... I I I I ' ,, - 1 ff , zz Robert Clark lr 4- Robert Reese 'Lyle Unley Wllhum Chrxshcn Iohn Yoest Charles Stcxckhouse Lawrence Wmkelspecht Ambrose Iohn Anholt Iohn Askrnsas Stanley Atkmson Vlctor Bal Lxonel Baldwm Edward Bard Herman Barr Fred Bart Edward Barton George Beard Donald Beck Ner Bewley Walter Blancone Ioseph BIGHCOHS Tony Blackburne Danxel Blehl FIGHCIS Blehl Iohn Bookblnder Samuel Borrelll George Boruskt Charles Boruskr Henry Bozarth Ear Brrtton Howard Brrtton lames Buccht Raymond Buckley Frank Buscher FICIDCIS Buscher Harry Buttertoss Stanton Cameron Iohn Capone Rocco Cappettx Albert Cappettt Wtlltam Carrtgan Walter Caruccl Ioseph Caruso Hugo Caruso Srlvto Chamberlcun Herbe- Chlacclo Mlchael Combs Merle Coyle Iohn Cuttlta Ignatrus D Angelo Peter Danlels Raymond DCIll1ll0 Frank Davis Iohn Davls Robert Lee Denms Qumton Denms Warren Donatlello Phlllp Dorsey Edward Dudley Walter Dugan Eclwm Dyer Fred Ellxs Harry Emery Charles Estelow Floyd Fabrxtus Ear Fabrrtus Edward Fabrrtus Lours Flemmg Wtllram Franco Charles Fuoco Phlllp Fynan Ear Garbe Francts Garbe ohn Garbe Wlllldm Gattt Iohn Gattt Nlcholas Cenovese Davtd rt SERVICE HONOR ROLL UNITED STATES ARMY Gerkms Wlllldm Grabowskr Andrew Graham Elmer Grlscom Elwood Grtscom Edward K Gross Clement Gunn Robert Haar Wrlllam Hahle Iohn Hammond George Hargrove Iohn Harmon Rlchard Helmach Elmer Hellmgs Wllham Hennmgs W1l11arn Herzer Charles Hontol Nzck Hopps Frank Hubbs Charles Hubbs Russell Hullmgs Edward Hunter Raymond Iannuzzl Charles Iannuzzt lack Iannuzzt Iames lannuzzt Theodore Imhoit Charles Iankowskr Chester Iankowslcl Iohn Iohnsen Erxc Iohnston Ioseph O Ioo Charles Kalmowskl Iohn Kaluhlokalant Carl Kaluhlolcalam Clarence Kaluhtokalanl Davxd Kaluhlokalam Elmer Kaluhxokalam Ioseph Kakowskx Theodore Kelly Iohnl Kelly Robert Kemmerle Howard Kenney Iohn Kessler Theodore Klemm Elmer Kleesattle Theodore Kowalesk1 Stanley Kolwxcz Stephen Kranz Walter Kranz Vmcent Kurleckt Vmcent Kurleckl Walter Lacalarnlto Anthony L1nk Harold Lord Vlncent Maleckr Anthony Maleckl Ioseph Malone Lewls Maradonna Dmo Maradonna Ioseph Maratea Domlnlc Maratea Frank Maratea Iohn Marmo Ioseph Marrazzo Ioseph Marrls Iohn Marrls Norman Marshall Robert MGfhlGS Wxlham Maute Edward McDermott Damel 6 McGarr1gle Bernard Meeks Clrttord Merrlken Wllbert M1ellWOCkl Thaddeus Mlller Norbert Mmlfrx Gus Mxtsch Franc1s Mosteller Eluah O Brxen Wlllldm Ochockz Iohn O Donnell Ioseph Ogazalek Adam Ollvo Phlllp Orfe Iames Pechxllo Frank Penkala Raymond Perry Lester Peruccl Ioseph Ptetrusko Walter Prtman Warren Pollack Elwm Port George Rapp Warren Reese Ernest Repece Dommrc Rxder George Rltzko Fred Rossano Rocco Rossr Nelson Ruehmlxng Wllllam Ruff Edward Ryan Francls Sabmo Angelo Sabmo Anthony Salkowskl Iohn Samar Leon Samar Edward Scheer George Schlller Edward Schmid Charles Schnerder Warren Schnelder Wtlllam Schwartz Me1v1n Scxmeca George Shmn Charles Shuler Paul Sxmpson Iohn Slnklerxs Charles S1nkIer1s Frank Snow Edward Snow Francls Snow Iames Stecher August Stecher Rlchard Stewart Lester Stewart Wllllqm Stoops Iarnes Stout Bruce Strouse R1ChCII'd Sylvester Thomas Tarnowsk1 Iohn Ttmothy George Townsend Frederlck Trengove Norman Tuch George Urbamk Ioseph VanEmburgh Earl VanScxver Edward Walker Wllllam Walter Henry Watson Horace I . 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RIVERSIDE HIGH SCI-IOQL ISTBZXTIUN 4 1 1 922125 BOARD QF EDUCATICN ROBERTI SUMMER Presrdent A BUDD WENTZ Vrce Presrdent Chcrrles Beck Ioseph Clauss Charles Goldy Iohn Kenney WILLIAM LINK Drstrzct Clerk Morrrs Murphy Lester Stockton GEORGE M BREWER Custodron 0? 1 Lib TOWNSHIP CDFFICIALS IOHN A HAAS Charrmcm IOHN D LECHLEIDNER Vzce Chorrman GEORGEC W BECK MELVIN BENTZEL GEORGE H ORFE IR GEORGE M BREWER Treasurer ELMERT DEGHANT Tax Collector WALTERI FAIRBROTHER Assessor FRANCIS S GROGAN Clerk CI-IARLESI KRUG IR Welfare Drrector DANIEL LICHTENTHAL Solzcrtor B HAROLD WILLS Engmeer 10 5. , ,G N TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE: CLASS OF 1943: Gentlemen, I read my Bible every day and I recom- mend you to do the same. These were among General Montgomery's final words to his staff before he left for Egypt Captain Rickenbacker and hls men found reading the Bible helpful They read and prayed to God dur1ng those twenty one days when they were 1n peril of their llves on the wastes of the Pacific Ocean Our country 1S better supplled with Bibles than any other nation The trouble 1S that our people do not study the B1ble enough They buy it they respect it but many do not read 1t except when in danger when in sorrow or 1n some other dire experience A Chinese proverb warns us Dig a well before you are thirsty Cultivate tastes and habits that will bring 1oy not only in the present but in the future Provide your own stock of morale with enough to spare for an emergency or for your neighbor then you w1ll always have enough Continue your studies and the development of your m1nd but remember that the fuller life must be alive also to moral and spiritual values MARION BATCHELDER Rum CLASS OF 1943 Ye are the salt of the earth but 1f the salt have lost h1s savour wherewith shall it be salted? It IS thence forth good for nothing but to be cast out and to be trod den under foot of men Iune 1943 high school graduates are challenged with an important task to perform for their country A new vision of life upon this earth must be accepted Th1s vision must be analyzed 1n terms of old thoughts and prlnciples proven good and proven acceptable Riverside High School graduates accept and fulfill the responsibility of keeping our democrat1c earth salted Keep alive that which is good that which 1S perfect for mankmd Our faculty members extend through me our best hopes and slncere wishes that you may live 1n your 1nd1v1dual ways a serviceable life to your country and fellow man Retain the salt s savour you have that power that ability Use 1t STAN GRILL ll xx NM - : ' 1 , I . I . ' L, Q . . '- I I , . 1 - I 4 . N-rin,-il' A Thr 1 . . A ,, 5 Y l ',, 'T ,,r,c c FACULTY Manon Batchelder Rem Supervrsmg Prmcxpal Lxllxan Ceccarellx Socxal Studxes English Florence B Gleeson English Stanley W Gnl Prmcxpal Prmda Chxarx Mathematics Charlotte Gregg r l Stanley Baker Scxence Matlulde Comerford Commercial Subjects Constance Guertm Ph ysxcal Educahon Rosalle Blackman Soc1alS!udzes Englxsn L Vxvran Davenpori French English Socxal Studies Margate! Kxlcullen Lxbraxy l ,J r M .1 6 ? ' . H ' - w -'Q fill - . ' KMA . ' 12 FACULTY 1 Charles Lehman He Isabel Murphy Elizabeth Rotz Physical Educatxon n Eng Nurse Home Economrcs Bessre Russo Hxldcx Schlam Wmllrcrm Steen Frcmk Tltmcxn Scxence Commercial Subjects Commercxal Subjects Industrial Arts Lee Trxebels Mane Voccturo Bertha Wmlkmson Mmldred Hemnchs Alxce Taylor Socxcrl Studxes Ccmmercxal Subjects usrc Secretary Secretary X STUDENT CITIZENST-HP LEAGUE The Senate IS the 1ucl1c1a1 body of our h1gh school Its dut1es are to Judge cmd pass sentence on students sent before 1t The Senate IS composed of ten mem bers four Sen1ors three Iumors two Sophomores and one Freshman elected by the1r respectwe classes The oltrcers for the past year w re Pres1dent Walter Kan1gowsk1 Secretary Anna W1nkelspecht Mr Tr1ebels was the advxser of the group SENATE The House IS the leg1slat1ve body of the h1gh school lts purpose IS to make rules concernmg the behavlor and act1v1t1es ot the student body Th1s year the method of elect1ng representahves was changed because the Sen1ors agam had the1r own homeroom There were erght Sen1ors from IUH a Iumor and Sophomore from each ot the other homerooms The ofhcers for the year were Secretary Mary Lynch The orgamzahon was under the adv1sorsh1p of M1ss L1pk1n A A Q HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Speaker ............ ...................... L eo Kanigowski ACTIVITY ASSOCIATION The ACl1V1lY Assoc1at1on handles all frnanclal afialrs of h1gh school act1v1 t1es Members are composed of representat1ves of the three upper classes and of varlous orgamzahons The offrcers for the past year were Presrdent Mary Lynch Secretary Ruth Chr1st1e Treasurer M1ss Comerford he members and the orgamzatron they represented are as follows Semor Class fRuth Chr1st1e Francrs DeMartele1re Iunror Class Helen Copeland Sophomore Class Dorothy Elhs Student Government Wrlham Kessler Glrls Intramural Sports Ruth Chr1st1e Muslc OIQGHIZCIIIODS Mary Lynch Boys Sports Andrew MGIIZIO Faculty Mr Lehman Faculty members who served as advlsors were Mrs Rem Mr Gr1l1 and Mrss Comerford 15 T ' ' : 1 ....................... I - - Alma I IaTer We My is' M Ja iff W V QQ Q Q Hail Riv-er-side Hi Schrgnl ricle:V our youTV1 505 A M J fl Long rlqy jf njme sTand For FigTlTBI1d TruTh ics lr H QI 5 V MQ I To TEMP. an earjn iear our voi-ces we will raise ic JIU 1 1 ffl V V V gf ' 9' ear our banners hiqh an shouT Thy praise. SENIUH CLASS 0 QMW' JOSEPH E BISHOP IR W 0 MILDRED E HILL ALICE M COYLE oe College Prep C le ,f r p f'IN rf fff Mxllre Commercxal Alrce Commercial B er sml e 15 sweet and May you always be as helpful w ll s 'S smcere her manner busy os you were As ou we h y re ere y I, congenlal and kmd here EFFIE ADAMSON Cherry Commercrcrl Nowhere so busy cx g1rl as she Yet she seems busrer than she needs to bel The mcm who hath Flxrtcmo V I f IOYCE R BINTLIFF MILDRED B BOEHM ROSE M BORN Ioy Sc1 of Dem ' M1lly College Prep Rose ' Commerczal Nature made her as she A proper g1r1 as one A perfect glrl nobl Y should, shall see on a summer planned, Not too bud and not too day To warm, to comfort, cmd ood Q command ADRIAN BAL IACK BAL EVANGELINE BATLIS Age Commercial Icckle Commerczal Bobbre General n IS pcxymg cd Smg me cr swrng song musxc rn IS soul ten 1on w t ll An 1 t e dcmce g'7If10f1!Z'?r7l My STEWART BREALEY Stew Commercxal A manly man, a good fnend O . I . f Mr' I, Y P N ,v 5 gf, gl if L ' . ,ra . VL!! ' 'gg . 1 1' f f X , 0' - . 4 I . ' '- I -1 ' 6 . May you cxlwcys be as The m f f 913 - H 'l ' ' 1 I' , 0 ' ' A U , 'L rt I' , fy . . .sw ' , ' X H P' v. I A O kf H .. . .. .. . . . . -, .' d . I M 'H ' . ' u ll JI u ' x 'EN ff . A 1 ' l l x l fl 4,1 'p I N ' I T I IM R I ' , be ' . lylfl ,ll A gl ini W . L l J! A L N W7 ANNA E. BRITTON Ann College Prep. The quiet mind is richer than the golden crown Mirfeltllllflifln 1 . .. - 'Li4,f'-ff2c'fc4 I . I 1 A A - . I' 0. BERNICE BROWN DORIS M .CANNON IAMES E. CARRUTHERS Browny Commercial i'Doris Commercial lim General Those who think much A classmate nicely clad Some think the world is talk little. is she, made for fun and lrolic, And just as nice as she And so d im. n . ca be f V' 3.,,0Y1w, 04 255 must trust nothing Happy am l, CASEY RUTH L. CHRISTIE NORMA M. CLARK IACK M. COHEN College Prep. Chris Commercial Norma General Cohen College Prep. from carel A comrade blithe and HS iS G lion Gmong the but facts. ,' am free. full of glee. ladies. ' -1 Why can't vveryone e If J content like me? 7. ' 4 , P . J ,J Wx I' . 421. , if 1 f ELVA DANIELS BETTY C. DAWSON Elvd' Commercial Betty Commercial The skill oi an artist is a Her fingers Shqmed the treasure rare. ivory keys? They danced so light a1ong. FRANCIS DEMARTELEIRE ELEANOR DEVECE Baldy Sci. ol Dem. Eleanor Commercial Let me clown my way But why not talk when through life, you're alive, That's all l ask. For you ccm't say much when you're dead. 'flu NIA f 7 1 1' f' f-- X i J jp lf, ffl '3 . ff' 7 x .' ' lll' -VA I' 'A ' rev! ff - , 1' ,D 9 1 1 Y , ,-L, It Nz' '-N V OSEPHINE M DILUZIO PETER F DONATIELLO ELVINA F EBLE HARRY EINSELEN General Pete General E Commercial Emse Scr of Dem Ios love for chewmg Have more than thou Sugar and SPICS and Let them call lt mxschlef gum showest everyth1ng n1ce When xt IS prospered Is well known to every Speak less than thou That s what Elvma twxll be a vlrtue one knowest, made of an WM Wllgm BETTY R EMORY WILLIAM M FYNAN FRANK GATTI LILLIAN A GEORGES Betty General Bill Sci of Dem Frank Sc: of Dem Lily Commercial I could be better xt I Labor and he d1d d1S In forth he IS a worthy A i1ne,g1rlw1th a great would agree gentleman smile But 1t s so lonsome bemg Why he should worry he A kmdly wyrd that s well good couldnt see worthwhile i N K0 QW' HARRISON GILBERT DOROTHY GODSHALL ELEANOR GOLDY LORETTA HAMMOND Splmfef SC' of Dem Do College Prep Goldy College Prep Ret SC, of Dem The IYUIY Clvlhzed man And stlll they gazed and Tls better to be a brg A Jolly cheerful Com has H0 enemles stlll thelr wonder grew llttle glrl rude she That one small head Than to be cr httle btg Forever happy she will could hold all she glrl be knew , ,. , uloll l xx H l xx Ill - ' ll 1 ll . .. , . .. .. . .. . . . , : . . 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DORIS HENNING IOHN M HOLMES GEORGE I HOLZMAN EMMA HOPPS Hedy Sc: of Dem Lu ky College Prep Sool-:ey Sc: of Dem Butch Commercral W t lth h she A bashful malden meek A ne r but not a Qulet at rme e gran a oug and mlld stra w he may has much wxt W h a word Twere bette xii ers She IS very shy of usmg xt ne er were qu1et as he M Z! 261.167 achon wxld THEODORE IANKOWSKI HELEN V IOSLIN GENEVIEVE KALINOWSKI LEONARD KANIGOWSKI Helen Commercial Glnka Scr of Dem Australxa Commerczal A happy smlle for each Her g1ggle IS outra Our Leo argues Wllh a and wlse she meets geous W1 A cheery word for each But Worst of all 1ts con Though vanquxshed he she reets tagrous wxll argue shll Yank General A handsome lad qulet Wlthm whose head much wrsdom hes HERBERT I KRANZ ELAINE LEACH Herb Sci ol Dem Leachy Commerczal Qulet crppearlng dls serlous A lxttle work a httle An earful of mustc closmg no clue Q bu 1d e N play A soul full of rhythm Of a merry nature known To keep me go1ng an d but to few other ay X HELEN H KoBYL1NsK1 1-qyxrthi M Helen Commercial lggy 'iffollege Prep . 0 i , . . fs- N f xx la u. 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WILBERT F MERRIKEN Irish Commercial Bud College Prep W1 Sc: of Dem Your flashes of merrx A wtllmg heart and Action not Speech ment set us all laugh helpful hand P1'0Ve C1 mf'-in mg Always ready 0,41 de On lh1S motto more mcmd should stand 7' lm rn a dancing mood A good dxsposlhon IS A gay romancmg mood more valuable than E MORRISON VIRGINIA POFF Shrrl Commercial Imny College Prep fUl well gold Above all otherllbertles Youll be a long time M W dead MARIE L RUEHMLING Lou Commercral Her care was never to offend Every creature was her frlend IOHN I SCHEIMREIF lack College Prep Not too serlous not too 9'-'XY But a rare good fellow m hls own way ENNES K MOLLINEAUX College Prep Let knowledge grow from more to ROBERT REESE IOHN RIDER Doc Xavier Scz ol Dem lack Sc: ol Dem GIVE me the liberty t Enjoy llle whlle you argue freely may 45,1 CECELIA R SCIMECA GLORIE M SEITER Shorty Commercial Gm Commercial Theres a deal of devxl The begmmng of all try neath her mxld ex thmgs IS small terlor R W 9 WMI w I ,ob 49 fr D I Q: 'K . 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A ,f' 1 1 ,' 5' VERONICA SIEMANOWSKI ROBERT SIMPSON CHARLES STACKHOUSE DOROTHY STACKHOUSE Helen Commercial Bob General Stacky Scz ol Dem Stacky General She lxkes to work she Bob IS qu1et but hes He has the ab111ty ol an Shes a frlend to all a hkes to play always there artxst foe to none There s never a dull mo Ready and w1ll1ng to do But not the tempera As for enem1es she has ment ln her day hxs share ment hot one ROSE VIGGIANO ANN D WALTERS ROBERT WILSON Ronme College Prep Annze Scr of Dem Bob College Prep Rose xs always good 1n She s full oi vrtcxhty Speak only when speech and then school never slow IS worthwh1le ls reltshed by the best of And seldom breaks a Always ready and r men Qmgle rule to go HOWARD I STROUSE Strousey Sci of Dem A httle nonsense now Uf' -f l7'f RAYMOND SCHEER Ray Sc: of Dem Never study never worry Take lxfe easy what s the hurry? ANNA WINKELSPECHT SHIRLEY M ZIPPERLEIN ANNA MAY ZOLL Wmkl' Commercial ZIP Commerczal Zolly Commercxal Earth sounds her wls The hghtness of her Sweet and lovable kmd 010111 hcnr the quxetness of and true And hxgh heaven her her manner A11 these thtngs we hnd fume Makes her mce even are you wxthout her glamour - .iff X . .- .. W Y U if i ' mt -ar , V I V 1 fn' 'N Q ' 'li nl I , AA, 4 1, A it ll 1 xt ll I ll ll u xx ll 1. . .. . . 1 .. . . -. 1 . 1 1 1 I 1 . I I 1 . . . - . I . 11 . 11 11 , A 11 . . . 1 . . l 'MV X f PLY' ,I 'f ., 3 A H ,, , U . 11 H . 11 . t. 11 H , .. . . tt 1 . . .. 1 . . 11 , . ,I . 1. 11 . . - - . V , I , 1 I I 1 A I I , , ' ,jf I A' - ' .K I l vl , Y - , K .1 it .- 1 1 - 1 r I 4 . H - H - -1 . 11 . ,, ,, . ' - - u . 1 I I . ' I 11 , I 11 ' ll I ACTIVITIES C Ioseph Bishop Class Pres1dent 4 Glee Club l Latln Club l Word Club l House otRepresentat1ves 2 3 4 Yearbook 3 4 Honor Socrety 3 4 Cho1r4 Iunlor Seruor Play I Walter Kamgowskr Class VICG Pres1dent 4 Class Presl dent 2 Senate l 2 3 Presrdent 4 RIV ues l Sports and Musrc Edrtor Edrtor rn Ch1ef 4 Stagecratt Club l Chret Electrrcran 2 Assrstant Stage Manager 3 Basketball 2 4 Orchestral 2 Cho1r 2 3 4 Offrcers Club 2 Bleacher Crew 2 3 4 Brology Club Secretary l French Club l Varrety Card Club l Momtors 2 3 4 Huntlng and F1sh1ng Club l I Mrldred H111 Class Secretary 4 Forens1c League 2 3 Soc1al Danc1ng 2 Basketball 2 3 4 Soccer 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 S F C 4 Cheerleadrng 4 Momtors 4 Cho1r3 4 O Alzce Coyle Class Treas urer 3 4 Pmochle Club l Tenn1s Club l Personal1ty Club l R1v ues l 2 Exchange Edrtor 3 Forens1c League l 2 3 Cho1r 3 4 Ofhcers Club 3 S F C 4 OEtf1e Adamson L1brary Pagesl 2 3 4 Rrv uesl 2 Forens1c Leaguel 2 Glee Club 2 S F C 4 C Adtran Bal Glee Clubl 2 3 Cho1r3 4 Football 4 Bleacher Crew l 2 3 4 Stagecratt Club l 2 Huntxng and Fxshmg Club l Hrkrng Club l Ofircers Club 3 Class Pres1dent 3 C lack Bal Momtors 4 Stagecratt Club l 2 Bleacher Crew 2 3 4 Huntrng and F1sh1ng Club l Foot ball4 H1k1ng Club l C Evangel1neBatl1s Baseballl 2 3 Basketballl 2 3 4 Speedballl 2 3 4 Volleyballl 2 Tenmsl Pres1dent3 Rrv uesl 3 4 Foren t1c League l 2 Cho1r 2 3 4 Personahty Club l Soc1al Danc1ng 2 Student Play Coach 3 SomersTyp1ng Club 2 Momtors 4 S F C 4 I Ioyce Bmtlzft Nurses Club l House ofRepresentat1ves 2 Soc1al Danc1ng 2 3 Soccer l S F C 4 C Mrldred Boehm Swrrnmmg Club 3 Forens1c League 3 French Club 3 HIV ues 3 4 Cho1r 4 Grrl Reserves 4 House of Representatwes 3 I Bose Born Yearbook 3 Edrtor rn Chref 4 R1v ues l 2 3 Cho1r 4 Glee Club l Forens1c League l 2 Iun1orSen1or Play 3 Sw1mm1ng Club 2 3 Basketballl 2 3 4 Soccerl 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 Volleyball 2 Personal1tyClubl Brcycle Clubl Momtors 4 S F C 4 Tenn1s Club 2 3 Concesslon Stand 4 Operettal Lead Corps 4 Drum and Bugle Corps 4 I Stewart Btealey Forens1c League l Brcycle Club l 2 Iunror Semor Play 3 A A Representatlve 4 Q Anna Brrtton La 1n Club l Nursrng Club l Rrv ues 2 3 Forens1c League 2 Glrl Reserves 4 9 Bernrce Brown Basketballl 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 Soccerl 2 3 Swrmmrng Club 2 Tenn1s Club l Forens1c League l l Doris Cannon B1cycle Club l Class Secretaryl Class Treasurer 2 Ofhcers Club 2 Rrv ues 2 S F C 4 I Iames Carruthers Brcycle Club l Iunror Senlor Play 3 I George Casey Latm Club l 2 B1o1ogy Club 2 House otRepresentat1ves 2 3 4 I Ruth Chris he Personal1tyClubl Glee Clubl 2 3 Class Treasurerl Basketballl 2 3 4 Yearbook 4 Swlmmrng Club 2 3 A A Representatrve 4 Forens1c League l S F C 4 Grrl Reserves 4 Band 2 3 Drurn and Bugle Corps4 C Norma Clark Pmochle Clubl Grrls Craft Clubl Glee Clubl 2 3 Soccerl 2 Basketball l 4 SomersTyp1ng Club2 3 Cho1r3 4 S F C 4 I lack Cohen Soc1alDanc mg 2 3 Brcycle Club 1 Huntlng and F1sh1ng Club l Lat1n Club l Momtors 3 4 C Elva Danzels Art Club l 2 House ofRepresentat1ves 2 Cho1r4 S F C 4 O Betty Dawson Forens1c League l 2 3 Rrv ues 2 4 Bxcycle Club l Lrbrary Pages Secretary l 2 Art Club 2 Somer s Typ1ng Club 2 Cho1r 4 S F C 4 Basketballl 2 3 Volleyball 2 3 Baseballl 2 3 I Franc1sDeMartele1re 24 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I . - I . 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . , , , , . . - 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - - - - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - f - - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . 1 . . 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . D 1 , , , .... . , , , , , .... - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 f ' 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - - - 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 . T, , . . CIS , . . . , , ' , . . . . L 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 . 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 - - - - . . , ' . . 1 1 1 1 1 - ' - I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 - - - 1 1 1 1 - ' . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - - - - ' 1 1 1 1 1 , . . , , , , . . - - - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - ACTIVITIES Art Clubl 2 3 Basketballl 2 3 Footballl 2 3 Manager4 Tenmsl 2 Check er Club l Soc1al Danclng 2 3 Yearbook 4 RIV ues 4 I Eleanor DeVece Glee Clubl 2 3 Personalxty Clubl Rxv uesl Basketballl 2 3 Soccerl 2 3 Base ball l Operetta 2 Iunxor Senxor Play 3 Yearbook Busmess Manager 4 Soc1al Dancmg 2 Cho1r4 S F C 4 I Ioseph1neD1Luz1o Soccerl 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 Pmochle Clubl Iumor Semor Play 3 S F C Presr dent 4 Concesslon Stand 4 Q Peter Donatrello H1k1ng Club l Pmochle Club 1 Operetta l Iunror Senlor Play 3 I Elvma Eble Forens1c League l Basket balll 2 3 4 Sw1mm1ng Club 2 3 Grrl Reserves 4 S F C 4 Yearbook 4 Speedball l 2 3 C Betty Emory Basketballl 2 3 4 Soccerl 2 3 4 Base ball 1 2 Volleyball 2 Swtmrmng Club 2 3 Somer s Typlng Club 2 Rrv ues 3 Yearbook 4 S F C 4 I Wlllram Fynan Footballl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 Baseball 2 3 O Frank Gatt1 Pmochle Club l Momtors 4 I Lrlhan Georges Forensrc League 2 3 Cho1r 4 S F C 4 I Harrrson Gllbert Rtv ues 3 4 I Dorothy Godshall House of Representatwes 2 3 4 Class Secretary 3 Oth cers Club 3 Grrl Reserves V1ce Pres1dent4 S F C 4 Swrmrnmg Club 2 3 Glee Clubl 2 3 RIV ues 2 3 I Eleanor Goldy Rxv ues3 4 Personahty Club 1 House of Representatrves l 2 French Club 3 Tennts Club 3 Yearbook 4 Mon1tors 4 Latm Club 1 2 Blology Club 2 S F C 4 C Loretta Hammond Soccer l 2 3 4 Baseball l 2 Basketball l 2 3 4 Volleyball 2 Q Dons Hennmg Soccer 2 Basketball 3 Forens1c League l Pmochle Club l Grrls Huntmg and F1sh1ng Club l Mon1tors 3 Football 2 3 4 Track 1 2 Basketball 3 4 Chotr 4 I Emma Hopps Personalrty Club l Soc1a1Danc1ng 2 3 Basket ball 3 Rtv ues Busrness Manager 4 S F C 4 Volleyball 2 C Theodore Ian kowskx Pmochle Club l Momtors 4 I Helen Ioslzn Glee Club l Basketball 1 2 3 4 Yearbook 3 4 Tennis Club 3 Volleyball 2 Homeroom Secretary 4 S F C 4 Leaders Corps 4 I Genevzeve Kalmowskr Yearbook 4 Pmochle Clubl Basketball 2 Baseball 2 S F C Treasurer4 Q Leo Kanlgowskz House of Representattves 2 Secretary 3 Speaker 4 Momtors 3 Captaln 4 Checke Club l Pmochle Club l Somers Typlng Club 2 Stagecratt Club 2 3 Swlng Band 3 Honor Socrety 3 4 C Helen Kobylmsln Personalrty Club l Soc1al Dancmg 2 Basketball 3 S F C 4 I Ignatius Kolwzcz Huntmg and F1sh1ng Club l Lattn Club l Soc1alDanc1ng 2 Basketball 3 4 Pmochle Club 2 Bxology Club 2 Senate 3 4 C Herbert Kranz Pmochle Club l Btcycle Club 1 O Elame Leach Basketballl 2 3 Pmochle Clubl Baseballl C Mary Lynch Glee Clubl 2 3 Forens1cLeaguel 2 3 Personal1ty Clubl 2 Sw1mm1ngClub2 3 Cholr 3 House otRepresentat1ves 3 4 A A 3 4 Ofhcers Club Vxce Prestdent 2 Bandl 2 3 Soccerl 2 3 Basketballl 2 3 4 Leaders Corps4 Mon1tors3 Iumor Senlor Play 3 Operettal All School Productton 2 S F C 4 I Edward Manmon French Club 2 3 Sw1mm1ng Club 2 Blcycle Club 1 C Wzlbert Merrrken Stagecraft Clubl 2 Basketballl 2 3 4 I EnnesMoll1neaux Latm Club l Glee Club I French Club 3 Rtv ues 3 Exchange Edltor 4 S F C 4 I Shrrley Morrison Glee Clubl 2 3 Cholr 3 4 S F C 4 Sw1mm1ng Club 2 3 Yearbook 4 Soccer l Forens1c League 1 Personalrty Club 1 Drum and Bugle Corps 4 O Vxrgmra Poft House ot Representahves 4 S F C 4 25 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 2 - 1 1 2 2 - . : I I I 1 ' 1 1 1 I 1 1 I ' 1 1 - 2 2 1 1 - . - 1 . 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 2 2 - 5 . . . - 1 . . 5 1 1 ' - - I ' 1 1 1 1 1 5 5 . . . 5 5 1 1 - - 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 I ' r 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 , . . 5 . . , 5 5 . . . . . - 1 . ' I I I I - I - I ' ' ' I I I 1 1 1 ' 1 - - ' 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 - ' I I I I Craft Club l, S. F. C. 4. I George Holzman. Model Boat and A1rplane Club l, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ' - 1 1 I ' , - 5 . . . , . - . 5 . . , 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 2 2 . l . . I F I I I I I A I I I I I I 1 1 . , , ,.... . . , , , , . . I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' ' I I - 1 . I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' ' I ' I n 4 n n . 1 2 1 - . 1 2 1 1 1 - - 2 2 2 - 1 1 - - - - . 1 1 2 1 1 - - - 1 ACTIVITIES I Robert Reese P1nochle Club l 2 Football 3 4 C Iohn R1der P1nochle Club l 2 Football 3 4 C Mar1e Ruehmhng Personalxty Club 1 P1nochle Club 1 Glee Club l Basketballl 2 3 4 Soccerl 2 3 Baseballl 2 3 S F C 4 RIV ues l 4 I Iohn Schezmren' Huntmg and F1sh1ng Club 2 Chess Club 2 House otRepresentat1ves 4 I Cecelza Sczmeca Glee Club I 2 3 Personahty Clubl Forens1c League l 2 3 RIV uesl Basketball l 2 3 Soccerl 2 3 Baseballl Operetta2 3 Cho1r4 Band3 4 S F C 4 Q Glor1aSe1ter Rrv ues l 2 4 Forens1c League l 2 Somers Typlng Club 2 Soc1al Danc1ng 2 Basket ball l 2 Soccer l Mon1tors 4 Glee Club l 2 Swlmmxng Club 3 Tenn1s Club 3 Volleyball I 2 Yearbook 4 Senate 4 S F C 4 Home Eccers Club 3 O Raymond Scheer Basketball l 2 3 4 Model Boat and Auplane Club l Stamp Club l P1nochle Club l Q Veromca S1emanowsk1 Glee I Person al1ty Club l House of Representatlves 2 3 4 Monrtors 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Baseball l 2 3 Soccer 2 3 S F C 4 Yearbook 4 C Robert l Dorothy Stackhouse Art Club 3 Basketball l Gxrl Reserves 4 S F C 4 I Howard Strouse Var1ety Card Club 2 P1nochle Club 2 Football 2 I Rose Vlggzano Lat1n Club l French Club 3 Brldge Club 2 O Ann Delores Walters Glee Club l 2 Forens1c League I 2 Soc1al Danc1ng 2 3 Yearbook 4 I Robert Wrlson Model A1rplane Club l Lat1n Club l Football 4 C Anna Wmkelspecht Senate 2 3 Secretary 4 Rrv ues l Feature Edrtor 3 Assrstant Edxtor 1n Chret 4 Personal1ty Club l Brcycle Club l Forens1c League l 2 3 Student Play Coach 3 Swlmmlng Club Presldent 2 3 Honor SOC19lY 3 4 Mon1tors Secretary 4 Somers Typmg Club Presxdent 2 S F C 4 Basketball l 2 3 Manager 4 Baseball I 2 3 Soccer 2 Volleyball 2 Tenn1s Club 3 Lead ers Corps 4 O Sh1rleyZ1pperle1n Soc1alDanc1ng 2 Class Secretary2 Basket balll 2 4 Volleyball 2 Mon1tors4 S F C 4 Tenn1s Club 3 Ofhcers Club2 RIV ues 4 Yearbook 3 Secretary 4 Glee Club 2 Baseball 3 Soccer I I Anna May Zoll P1nochle Clubl Gleel 2 3 Soccerl 2 Basketballl Somers Typmg Club2 3 Cho1r3 4 S F C 4 26 I ' , 5 , . ' J ' 5 5 5 - ' ' I ' 5 ' 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 - 5 5 : ' I 5 - 5 5 . 1 . . : I I I . 5 ' 5 5 5 ' - 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 ' 5 , 5 .... ' ' 5 ' - 5 5 5 ' 5 5 ' ' 5 ' ' 5 - 5 5 5 ' 5 5 5 ' ' 5 ' 5 5 5 5 5 - - - 5 - I 5 5 5 5 ' 5 I . I . . .: I - ' 5 ' 5 5 5 ' 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 - - - 5 - Simpson: Bicycle Club l5 Band I, 2, 3. Q Charles Stackhouse: Yearbook 4. I 5 5 ' 5 5 ' ' 5 5 5 . : . I . : I . : I I I . - I . I . . -. - . I . I . I . I I I I . . . I 2 . I I . i 5 . . I ' - ' I 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 ' 5 - , n . , . : . . I I - 5 5 5 5 ' 5 . . . 5 ' 5 ' ' 5 ' - 5 5 5 5 5 - : ' 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 ' ' , 5 ' , 5 .... CLASS HISTORY In the fall of September l939 very shyly we entered R H S as Greenles We gradually became acqualnted w1th the teachers rooms and new classmates Our othcers that year were GlOI'1Q Bertrand Pres1dent Francxs DeMartele1re V1ce Pres1dent Dor1s Cannon Secretary and Ruth Chr1st1e Treasurer Our soc1al affa1r was our class party Very enthus1ast1cally we returned from our summer vacat1on to our second year Now that we were no longer shy we rece1ved the name of the loudest cheerers of that year We were seen at all the dances and plays grven by the upper classes Our soc1al affarrs were the class party and the Sen1or Sophomore dance Our class olhcers were Walter Kan1gowsk1 Pres1dent Mary Lynch V1ce Pres1dent Sh1rley Zrpperlem Secretary and Dons Cannon Treasurer Now we were growxng up We were Iumors Th1s year we chose our class banner and rece1ved our class r1ngs Our ma1n events were the Iumor Semor play the Iumor Sen1or prom and Class N1ght We elected the tollowmg oth cers Adnan Bal Pres1dent Walter Kan1gowsk1 VICG Pres1dent Dorothy God shall Secretary and Allce Coyle Treasurer At last our three year dream ot becom1ng Sen1ors came true Adnan Bal Walter Kan1gowsk1 and Al1ce Coyle were reelected wh1le Mlldred H111 became our new secretary We ran the concesslon stand at the football games and sponsored some dances We were ably gu1ded by our advlsers M1ss Ceccarell1 and Mr Steen Our Sen1or year saw our country at war and many of our boys our Pres1dent among them 1eav1ng our m1dst to 1o1n the fighting forces Ioseph B1shop was elected to f1ll h1S place 1n lead1ng the class Our outstandlng events were the Iumor Sen1or prom and the class trlp The prom was held 1n Apnl xnstead of ln Iune as had been the custom pre v1ously Slnce we could not go to Washxngton because of the war we took a tr1p to New York instead dur1ng the month of May In Iune came class n1ght baccalaureate serv1ces and graduat1on March1ng up the a1sle we suddenly remembered how qu1ckly those four years had flown We left R H S wrth a sob 1n our throats Our Alma Mater w1l1 remam dear to us through the years to come 27 1 1 . . . 11 . 11 . . 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I 1 1 . 1 1 1 I - . 1 1 I ' 1 CLASS WILL We the graduating class of 1943 of R1V9I'S1de Hlgh School Burlington County New Iersey the United States of America being in as normal and healthy a mind as anyone who has had four years of strenuous work and social activities hereby declare this writing as our last will and testament First To our Alma Mater we leave a peace and quiet as we make a bolsterous exit Second To our class advisors Miss Lillian Ceccarelli and Mr William Steen we leave our s1ncere and deepest appreciation for all they have done for us and for the1r patience with us Third To our principal Mr Stanley Grill we leave our sincerest thanks for the help he has given us and our regrets for the fact that We couldn t have spent more time with him Fourth To the taculty we leave our gratitude for trying to teach us some thlng and for still having patience when we looked on with blank faces Filth To the class of 44 we leave our Senior homeroom 10H and our seats in the auditorium Sixth To our boys in the service we the class of 1943 leave our best wishes for their contmued success following Yum Yum I Ethe Adamson leave my love ot ICQ cream cake and candy to Dom1n1c D Alessandro Adrian Bal leave my smooth dancing to Ioyce Sheridan Iack Bal leave my hunting pleasures to Harry Fox Evangeline Baths leave my love tor walking uptown to any stay at home Ioyce Bmthit leave my good looking features to Margaret Hohenste1n Ioseph Bishop leave some of my knowledge to Frank Cuttxta Mildred Boehm leave my pleasant manner to Pat Stockton Rose Born leave my Job as Editor 1n Chief of the Yearbook to anyone who wants to work Stewart Brealey leave my shy ways to Ashworth Taylor Anna Britton leave my height to two small lads Francis Coyle and Rocco Capobianco Bermce Brown leave my pep to Pat Hellings and Marie Rueppel Doris Cannon leave my smooth dressmg to Clare Timby Iames Carruthers leave my sense of humor to Elmer Fynan George Casey leave my mathematical ability to Andrew Malizio 28 Seventh: We, the individual members of the Senior Class, bequeath the I, . 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CLASS WILL Maybe 1t s because I lrke them or maybe because I dont that I Ruth Chrlstre leave my numerous freckles to Dor1s Goldacker We Norma Clark and Dons Hennrng leave our wrlhngness to work to Ruth Hubbs lack Cohen leave my love for g1rls to Neal Warner Ahce Coyle leave my job as Class Treasurer to anyone who can quallfy Elva Danrels leave my qulet ways to Vera Maute Betty Dawson leave my abrlrty to trckle the 1vor1es to Theresa RICCIO Francrs DeMarte1e1re leave my act1ng ab1l1ty to Verna Chadbourne Eleanor DeVece leave my norsy but mce way to Eva Bowker and Cath erme Burrelh Io D1Luz1o leave my love tor chewmg gum to Mxke Ptrster Peter Donatrello leave my unusual musrcal ab1l1ty to some lucky boy Always ready for fun I Elvrna Eble leave my happy go lucky attrtude toward lrfe to lohn Iordan I Harry Emselen leave my love tor horses to Carl Vogelman I Betty Emory leave my act1v1ty 1n sports to lean McDermott Iust a glgolo I Wrlham Fyann leave my llrrtatrous ways to the Iunror boys We Frank Gattl and Charles Stackhouse leave our Esqurre appearance to Francrs Hartman Copeland Harnson Gllbert leave my tall slrm tlgure to Damel Paul Dorothy Godshall leave my cheerfulness to L1ll1an Hullmgs Eleanor Goldy leave my wrse crack1ng abrlrty to Russell Vennell Loretta Hammond leave my athletrc abrlrty to Glorla Marrazzo George Holzman leave my subtle way to Srdney Fxlderman Mlldred H111 leave Ioseph DeVece my cheerleadxng ab1l1ty and the energy that goes w1th 1t Iohn Holmes leave my car and all the headaches that go wrth mt to some mechanrcally mrnded Iunror boy Because I have a flarr for talkmg I Emma Hopps leave th1s hablt to ct quret glrl Felrcra Kallnowskr Srnce Edwxn Gernant s halr tends to yreld to grav1tat1onal pull I Ted Iankow skr leave hlm my manageable wavy locks Because I love to do that whrch I shouldnt I Helen Ioslm leave my mrschxev ousness to Beatrxce Smrth I Genevxeve Kalxnowskl leave my humorous ways to Ahce Acton I Leo Kanrgowskr leave my ab1l1ty for shootrng baskets to Rlchard Ketchel 29 I, , ' . L . I . . l I. ' . ' . I, . ' ' - I, Lillian Georges, leave my smiling face to Kathryn Armstrong and Helen I, . . I I . . . I L I . - . . . l I' I . . . I' I . . CLASS WILL I Walter Kanxgowskr leave my lectures 1n class to B111 Kessler Wrth a blush and a smrle I Helen Kobyl1nsk1 leave my s1lence to Anthony Marasa I Iggy Kolwrcz leave my popularrty to George Ioo Smce g1rls mean less to me than to you I Herbert Kranz leave my lfldlllel' ence toward women to Augustus Hunt I Elarne Leach leave my ab1l1ty to sell candy to Allce Woodlngton I Mary Lynch leave my talkat1ve ways to Betty Schafle I Edward MQHHIOH because I love to argue leave my argu1ng Ublllly to Mary Maratea I Ennes Mollrneaux leave my lovely handwrltlng to Theresa Rykaczewskr We Wrlbert Merrxken and Iohn Rlder leave our love of relaxtng to Roland Shemeley I Sh1rley MOTTISOH leave my darntzness to lean Stewart I V1rg1n1a Poll leave my lr1endly ways to Naudlne Zoll and Ph1lomena Russo I Robert Reese leave my hab1t of rushrng hrther and yon to Loretta Scluller Always happy seldom blue I Mane Ruehml1ng leave my good nature to Elarne Graver Raymond Sheer leave my nonchalant attxtude to Eugene Ketchel Cecel1a Scuneca leave my cuteness to Iamce Shemeley Glorra Selter leave my walk to school to some ambrtrous person Veron1ca Slemanowsl-:1 leave my love of teasmg to Dorothy Hubbs Robert S1mpson leave my cuteness to George Sm1th Dorothy Stackhouse leave my sl1mness to lean Prager Howard Strouse leave my beaut1ful pearly teeth to some lucky fellow Rose Vxggrano leave my soft voxce to Helen Anderson Ann Delores Walters better known as g1ggl1ng Gertre leave my mxrth Ieanette Mrller Robert Wrlson leave my love of SCIGHCG to the College Prep Iunlors Faster faster faster I Anna Wmkelspecht leave my typmg ab1l1ty to Ieanne Coyle I Shrrley Z1pperle1n leave my golden locks to Susre LaFreda I Anna May Zoll leave my br1ght red ha1r to Irene Devhn Wrth lh1S We close our hnal Wrll and testament hop1ng that you w1ll take all you have found here m the same Splfll rn whlch 1t was wr1tten THE CLASS OF 1943 30 , , , . I, , ' . I, Iohn Scheimreif, leave my winning Ways to Margaret Carrigan. Il . . I . I I, ' , ' . I, , ' . I, , ' - L . . I . I I, I . . . I . to I, ' , ' . ' . , , WE WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER Effie Adamson writing to the many service men she knew Adnan Bal trying to get a little order rn l0H lack Bal giving an oral report Evangeline Baths coming to school wrth perfume rn her hair Ioseph Bishop s 1ntell1gence Ioyce Bintliff working 1n the Boost store Mildred Boehm s pleasant manner Rose Born as Editor in Chief of the Yearbook Stewart Brealey and his deep voice Anna Britton s quietness Bernice Brown s interest in Sea Scouts Dor1s Cannon going steady with Peachy Iames Carruthers and his corny Jokes George Casey s grow1ng tall all ot a sudden Ruth Christie as Drum Malorette of the High School Band Norma Clark working very hard on the concession stand Iack Cohen making announcements 1n Assembly Alrce Coyle as our Class Treasurer Betty Dawson playing the piano in Assembly Francis DeMartele1re winning the Poppy Poster Contest for three years Eleanor DeVece as the Business Manager of the Yearbook Iosephine DILUZIO chewing gum Peter Donatrello s playing in the Swing Band Elvrna Eble s friendliness Harry Einselen reading the Bible in lOH Betty Emory dolng Work for Mrs Guertin Bill Fynan s habit of borrowing Miss Ceccarel 1 s morning paper Frank Gatti s Esquire appearance Lillian Georges beautiful 1ewelry Harrison Gilbert s height Dorothy Godshall as the smallest Senior girl Eleanor Goldy trying to get to school on time Loretta Hammond s athletic ability Dor1s Henning riding her bicycle George Holzman looking for Mildred 31 Elva Daniel's artistic ability. 'WE 'WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER M1ldred Hrll s cheerlead1ng ab1l1ty Iohn Holmes and hrs Jalopy Emma Hopps cooperatlve work Ted Iankowskl s blushma when he gave oral talks Helen Ioslm s fast talk1ng Genev1eve Kal1noWsk1 s gomg steady Leo Kan1gowsk1 as a yack of all trades Walter KGf1l.gOWSkl as Presxdent of the Senate Helen KObYl1I'1Sk1 s quxetness ln class but not outsxde Iggy Kolwlcz s pleas1ng personallty Herb Kranz always talkmg to George Elcune Leach s smooth danc1ng Mary Lynch s contmual chatter Ed Mannron on almost all clean up comnuttees W1lbert Merr1ken as our basketball star Ennes Mollmeaux s lovely handwrltmg Sh1rley Morrrson s mfty clothes V1rg1n1a Poff as our charrmng newcomer Robert Reese s n1cknarne Baron Von Reese lack Rrder s football ab1l1ty Mary Lou Ruehmlmg s pretty halr Raymond Scheer s Bachelors Club yacket lack Sche1mre1f s mce blond hatr Cecel1a Scxrneca s pretty dark eyes Glona Selter as small but sweet Veronlca Stemanowskz on Momtor Duty Robert S1mpson as our class cutre Charles Stackhouse s happy go lucky attxtude Dot Stackhouse s love of bookkeeprng Howard Strouse s mnocent looks Rosa Vxggano s 1nterest 1n the Army Ann Walter s beautltul teeth Robert W1lson s pranks rn scxence class Anna W1nkelspecl1t s knowledge of tlrst ald Shtrley Zrpperlern s bowl1ng Anna May Zoll s beaut1ful red haxr The Sen1or boys patnotxsm 32 . . 1 . . . 1 . .1 . . 1 . . . .1 . . .1 . . . . 1 . . . 1 . 1 . . 1 . . . . 1 . 1 . 1 . . 1 . . . 1 . . . 1 . . . . 1 1 . , . 1 . . 1 . . 1 . . 1 . . . 1 . . . . . 1 . 1 . . . 1 . . 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NM Ainlqmnis CENA! gl UEUMEQ Czaqm Ei! CMM ZLHZQ TH if HMEEPE WM: W Z N M 1 M A M M MK M M CLASS PROPHECY The year was 1958 The fortune teller s prophecy that I should travel and and meet old frrends was apparently com1ng true because I was on my way back to R1vers1de As the plane flew swrftly East I agaln plcked up my copy of the 1957 Torch and looked at 1t Ennes Mollmeaux was teach1ng Enghsh at R1vers1de H1gh School George Holzman was 1n charge of physical educat1on Rose V1gg1ano was the school nurse wh1le Sh1rley Z1pperle1n and Anna May Zoll were secretanes to the pr1nc1pals I came to the advertrsmg sect1on Many of the names were famrlrar Frank Gattl was manager of the A 5. P Harr1son G1lbert had gone 1nto partnershlp w1th h1s father 1n the garage busmess and Evangehne Baths and Iosephlne D1Luz1o had a dress shop on Scott Street The plane landed at the R1vers1de Mumcxpal Axrport I entered a taxx and was glad to fmd that the drlver was Bob W1lson who had been 1n my class He was very proud of Rrverslde s growth durlng the past hfteen years As W drove to my hotel we passed ma1lman Harry Emselen on h1s morn1ng tr1p Bob told me Robert Reese was R1vers1de s Ch1ef of PoI1ce and that Eleanor He spoke enthusxastlcally about R1vers1des radro stat1on So at my hrst opportun1ty I went there As I entered I was greeted by Betty Dawson the recept1on1st and sent to Stew Brealey the manager He was very eager to tell me about the stat1on s programs These 1ncluded Ioe B1shop and George Casey the brcuns rn a qu1z program M1ldred H111 and Herb Kranz starrmg 1n a soap ser1al and Iack Cohen who played character parts 1n mystery stor1es I learned also that Dorls Henn1ng was a staff wnter and Mar1e Ruehmhng a typlst that Howard Strouse was an announcer and that Mary Lynch Ruth Chr1st1e and Anna Button composed a harmony tr1o Elva Danrels had an early evemng program tellmg bedtlme stones wh1le Iggy Kolwrcz and Ilm Carruthers were on a comedy program whlch had musrc by Adnan Bal s band Wlth Bob Srmpson at the drums and Iohn Holmes domg the vocals The stat1on s h1llb1lly band mcluded Vot Kamgowskr and hrs flddle brother Leo and h1s accorchon and gu1tar1st Peter Donatrello 37 . . . ' I , . e , . DeVece was postmistress. - , . I I ' i I . . I . , , . , . I I , CLASS PROPHECY Stew sard he knew somethrng that would really surprrse me MeHl1OH1ng that Genevreve Kallnowskl was the operator he put through a phone call Ann Walters was also an operator for the telephone company Soon lack Sche1m rert came 1n Thrs was the surprrse Stew had spoken of lack had dlscovered a new type of plaster and had founded the Y UZ WUD Plaster Co Hrs secretarre were Dorls Cannon Helen Ioslrn and Emma Hopps When I mentroned the hrgh school the fellows told me that the Sen1o class was about to leave for 1ts Washrngton tr1p I d9C1ded to v1s1t my Alma Mater On my way I passed M1ldred Boehm who looked very smart 1n her whrte unrtorrn She told me that V1rg1n1a Poff and she were superv1sors at the Zurbrugg Hosprtal Where Edward MGHDIOH was head surgeon Bernrce Brown recept1on1st and Loretta Hammond chref cook At the h1gh school l spoke to Ennes Mollrneaux who was the Semor class advrser She 1nv1ted me to accom pany the class on llS tr1p I was very glad to accept the 1nv1tat1on especrally srnce my own class of l943 had been unable to take thrs tr1p The stewardess on my plane was Eleanor Goldy the prlot Ted Iankow kr and co p1lot Ray Scheer Eleanor told me that Ioyce B1ntl1ff Glorra Se1ter and Shrrley Morrrson were stewardesses for the same company After land1ng 1n Washrngton we went to our hotel Who was the busy manager? She was Rose Born who was bustlrng about yust as she had when she was yearbook edltor Her two cooks who specralrzed 1n French drshes were Veronrca S1emanoWsk1 and Helen Kobyhnskr Norma Clark was the head wartress Wrth W1lbert Merrrken as our gu1de we slowly toured the crty Ass1stant to the lrbrarran of the Congressronal Lrbrary was Dorothy Godshall who was happy to conduct us through the famous bu11d1ng Congress was rn sess1on and we were fortunate to have arrlved rn trme to hear Brll Fynan representat1ve from New Iersey s Fourth Congressronal D1str1ct dehver a strrrrng address That evenlng I had d1nner wlth B1ll at one of the exclustrve nrght clubs Also d1n1ng wrth us were Commanders Iohn Rrder and Francrs DeMartele1re 38 , - - . ' ' s , r The class traveled by airplane instead of by bus, as we would have done. : ' . S 'Q CLASS PRCPHECY ot the U S Navy and Ma1or Charles Stackhouse of the U S Marmes Stack house told us that hrs srster Dorothy was marrred and llvrng 1n Calrtornra The floor show Wrth lack Bal as M C and the dance team ot Cecelxa Sc1meca and Elarne Leach Was xcellent The trtp to the F B I bulldlng gave me an opportunrty to meet more ot my former Classmates Not only drd I see Anna Wlnkelspecht Allce Coyle and Lrlhan Georges who were secretarres there but I learned that Ettre Adamson and Betty Emory were CfWomen Women now berng employed rn thrs capacrty The fourth day ot our trrp tound us ready to return to R1vers1de l spent another week rn Rrversrde and then boarded a plane for my return trrp West I was very happy that l had been able to see so many ot my former classmates 39 Q I F3 . , , 1 , .. ,, . . , ' 1 Iosephtne DILUZIO Dorts Cannon Mary Lynch Eleanor DeVece Anna Brltton Marte Ruehrnlmg Mary Lynch Ann Walters Mar Lynch Loretta Hammond Helen Kobyltnskt Shmrley Morrtson Helen Iosltn Betty Dawson Elva Danlels M1ldred Boehm Blame Leach M1ldred Boehm Ceceha Sctmeca Betty Dawson Mtldred H1ll Rose Born Rose Born 1 Helen Iosltn Rose Born WHG S WI-IQ Gum Chewer Best Dressed F 1rt Chtet Complamer Homework F1end Blusher W1tt1est Most Mtschlevous Gtggler Athlete Most Bashtul Laztest Most Popular Mustctan Art1st Best D1spos1t1oned Best Dancer Best Lookmg Cutest Man and Woman Hatem Romeo and Iullet Actor and Actress Most L1kely to Succeed D1d Most for R H S 40 Stewart Brealey Frank Gattl Iames Carruthers Wllham Fynan Ioseph B1shop Theodore Iankowskt Leo Kanlgowskt Harry Emselen Iack Cohen George Holzman Theodore Iankowskx Herbert Kranz Wllbert Merrtken Adr1an Bal Adr1an Bal franc1s DeMartele1re Iohn Holmes Adr1an Bal Adr1an Bal Adr1an Bal Theodore Iankowsln Harrtson G1lbert George Holzman Leo Kamgowskt Ioseph Brshop Walter KGH1gOWSk1 9 1. . . 5 - 1 Ruth ChI'iSfi9 Peppiest Iames Carruthers I n S - I LASSES CID ?Z.-aw N if ..- ,g , ' l ' l 1 V V . IUNIQR CLASS HISTORY The Iumors en1oyed a very act1ve year They rece1ved the1r long awa1ted class rlngs cmd chose the1r class banner The annual Iumor Sen1or Prom was a most successful event for the class Because of the War several of the boys left the class to 1o1n 1n the1r coun try s hght for freedom The offrcers for the past year were Anthony Marasa Presrdent lean McDermott Secretary Theresa Rykaczewskl Treasurer Mrs Guertm and Mr Tmebels are the class advlsers 42 l l 1 1 . . . x 7 '- ' ' A '. 3 M ' : U 6, R Frank Cutitta ........,..........,........... Vice-President gf .Sf HW'1ffffff11f1fflffnelff1 -- -W - .- 1. 1- ---- -1nu--t,4r1 SOPHOMORE CLASS HlSTORY The Sophomore class came back to school resolved to contmue the good work they had started 1n the Freshman year They elected as therr ofhcers Harry Krrchner Presrdent Ioseph Clauss V1ce Presrdent Cecmha Elhs Secre tary and Paul1ne Elhot Treasurer The Senators are Samuel Stern and Gene v1eve Wasneskl The1r advlsers are MISS Ch1ar1 and M1ss Schlarn The1r Chlef act1v1t1es Conslstecl of a class party and the Semor Sophomore dance 43 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 - ' M. FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1942 the new Freshman group organ1zed W1th M1ss Vocaturo and M1ss Gleeson as advxsers The followmg othcers were elected Doreen Sm1th Pres1dent Laura Cappettx V1ce Pres1dent Arl1neMoll1neaux Secretary and Iane Morrow Treasurer Frankhn Poore was elected Senator F1nanc1ally and soc1ally the year was a success A clnve for dues wa launched and a bank account was opened The h1gh spot of the year was the Freshman class party 44 f V5 ,JJ Jr .J ,J .lab ACTIVITIES 0 CD 'ffmv y BLEACHER l CREW MONITORS The Bleacher Crew was organ1zed for the purpose of erect1ng and drs mantl1ng the movable wooden bleachers Th1s task 1S performed durmg football season and before and after each home basketball game The organ1zat1on IS a SGFVICG group that does an arduous Job Well The crew 1S selected from the male student body on a purely volunteer bas1s Mr Lehman IS the sponsor of th1s group The ma1n purpose of the staff IS to asslst the students 1n pass1ng to and from classes They d1scuss school trafhc problems and pass new regulahons Wh1ch they hope W1ll solve these problems Mr Tr1ebels 1S the adv1ser The ofhcers for the past year were Leo Kam goWsk1 Captam and Anna W1nkelspecht Secretary 46 PHOTOGRAPHY -H' CLUB LIBRARY PAGES The purpose of th1s club IS to teach the members how to take develop pr1nt and enlarge plctures Membersh1p 1S open to Sophomores and Iumors only The ofhcers Were George Stecher Presrdent Fred Geary V1ce Pres1dent Eleanor Raphael Secretary and Rudolph Borkowskr Treasurer Mlss Russo 15 the adv1ser The purpose of the L1brary Pages 1S to become better acquarnted Wxth books and the1r arrangement and to secure tra1n1ng that w1ll be of value rn us1ng all hbrarles In add1t1on to ass1st1ng rn preparmg new books for hbrary use the pages charge and check books hle p1ctures pamphlets and catalog cards cl1p news papers and magazxnes and ard 1n any other task the hbranan may ass1gn There are no othcers Mxss Kxlcullen 1S the sponsor 47 gr, , , 3 sip,- 4 T .- ' fi ,ff I , , . 1 I , ' I I I I - . 1 , I I ' The R1vers1de I-hgh School Honor SOC1elY IS a branch of the Nat1ona1 Honor Socrety Membersh1p IS open only to Iun1ors and Semors cmd IS based on out stanchng character scholarsh1p leadersh1p and serv1ce The ofhcers are Sxdney F1lderman Pres1dent Ioseph B1shop V1ce Presl dent cmd Anna Wrnkelspecht Secretary Treasurer The Sen1or members are Rose Born Anna Wmkelspecht Leonard Kan1 gowsk1 Ioseph B1shop and George Casey The Iumor members are S1dney F1lderrnan Theresa RICCIO Andrew MGl1Z1O Neal Warner W1ll1am Kessler and Theresa Rykcrczewsk1 MISS Davenport and Mrs W1lk1nson are the adv1sers The Semper F1del1S Catena Wh1Ch IS composed of all Semor g1rls was orgamzed th1s year under the adv1sorsh1p of MISS Schlam Appronumately two meet1ngs were held each month one a buslness meetmg the other a soc1al affa1r Genev1eve Kal1nowsk1 Treasurer M1ldredH1ll Secretary HONOR SCDCIETY SFC 48 1 ' , - . , . il.. Officers were Iosephine DiLuzio, Presidentg Ruth Christie, Vice-Presidentg .Q 1 :ze 1 lf' , 5 I 'g 4, 2 I Q g , sf, I J , R M l . ' Those who headed the paper were Editor in Chief Walter Kanigowski Assistant Editor in Chief Anna Winkelspecht Business Editor Emma Hopps Mildred Boehm Exchange Editor Ennes Mol11neaux Miss Comerford was the business adviser Because of the illness of Miss Gleeson Miss Lipkin acted as news adviser the first half of the year Wh1le Miss Blackman Was the adv1ser the rest of the year HIV UES Editors Typlsts Reporters 49 Social Editor, Ioyce Sheridan, Sports Editor, Sidney Fildermang Feature Editor, CHRLS CORPS mf BUYS CORPS The membersh1p of the corps 1S comprrsed of captalns and squad leaders of the gym classes and a few other g1r1s who want leadershrp trarnrng Thexr actxvrtres cons1st of checkrng dress and class attendance g1v1ng sk1l1 tests demonstratrng sk11ls taklng charge of drtferent GCl1V1l1eS drscusslng rules and techn1ques 1n GCt1V1l1eS 1n season and Work1ng on comrmttees for an assembly program Mrs Guertm IS the sponsor of th1s group The purpose of th1s organ1zat1on IS to provrde mstructors and Off1C1GlS at the Saturday mornlng recreat1on class wh1ch 1S open to boys of the e1ghth and n1nth grades They teach the boys how to play vanous sports accordmg to rules and regulatrons They also act as off1c1als of the games played The ofhcers for the past year were Anthony Marasa Presrdent R1chard Ketchel V1ce Pre-s1dent Ignatmus Kolwxcz Secretary Treasurer Mr Lehman IS the advrser SU 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 . . . 1- 1 1 1 1 ' I 1 ' - - LEADERS LEADERS I , A . I 4 I I I I GIRL RESERVES CHOIR The G1rl Reserves slogan IS Forward today for the future In order to 1ncrease 1ts membersh1p the organ1zat1on gave a Rally Round about party wh1ch was a huge success One of the group s b1g proyects was the makrng of patchwork qu1lts for the Red Cross The ofhcers were M1ldred Boehm Presldent Dorothy Godshall Vrce Pres1 dent Ahce Schetler Secretary and Theresa R1cc1o Treasurer Mlss Ceccarellt IS the advrser Th1s year the cho1r gave 1ts annual program of Chrxstmas musxc 1n the h1gh school aud1tor1um as Well as concerts for the Parent Teacher Assocxatxon and the KIWUHIS Club The cho1r was under the d1rect1On Of Mrs Bertha W1lk1nson 51 . 1 . tt 11 . 1 . . 1 . 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 - 1- BAND The all school band has been stead1ly progressrng s1nce 1ts organ1zat1on by Mrs W1lk1HSOn 1n 1940 Many new members from the grades have been added to the lnstrumental classes so that when students reach the hrgh school they w1ll be advanced players Band rnstrumental classes and rehearsals were held twlce each week The chlef act1v1t1es were to play for the assemblles each week and to play for all football games H1gh school members were Ioseph Bucchl Oswald Bucchl Ioseph Kent Charles Kreps and Frankhn Poore Grade school members were Ioseph Bart Robert B1shop Kent Brown Don ald Creeley Kelsey Edwards lack Elllott Ioseph Iohnson Franc1s L1gg1er1 Leonard Schmerrer Marguente Theurer Ieanette Wagner Robert Wentz and Robert Yoos Drum Majorette was Ruth Chrlstze The Flag Bearers were Mary Lynch and Cec1l1a Sclmeca GIRLS DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS R1vers1de H1gh School has organ1zed a new and promrslng Grrls Drum and Bugle Corps The Corps IS under the superv1s1on of Mrs Bertha W11k1nson MUSIC Superv1sor There are srxteen drummers twelve buglers a color guard and a drum majorette The g1r1s made the1r f1rst publ1c appearance on Memor 1al Day 52 Frank Clivo, Charles Perritt, Emil Price, Ieanne Rudderow, Edward Sadowski, I AT O Qlyl 4' l Ll! f . lL FOGTBALL The 1942 football team coached by Mr Steen and Mr Lehman had a la1rly successful season Although they had only one letterman back they ended the season wlth hve v1ctor1es and four losses The lettermen were George Ioo who served as captam and was the only letterman from the prevrous year Peter Cuzzupe FTGHCIS Hartman Anthony Marasa Lester Stockton Iohn R1der Harry Garbe M1chaelPf1ster Thomas Txtto Dommrc DAlessandro George Holzman lack Bal Adr1an Bal Ioseph Iacoby Rlchard Ketchel Fred Hunt Iohn Iordan W1ll1am Fynan and Andrew MGl1Z1O manager Players who 1o1ned the servlce were Adnan Bal Harry Garbe Iohn Iordan Iohn R1der W1ll1am Fynan and Francxs De Martelexre STATISTICS Rlverslde Rlverslde Rtverslde Rxversrde RlVeI'Slde Rlverslde Rlverslde Rwersxde Rlverslde Pennsgrove Bordentown Moorestown Bnstol Palmyra Clayton Burlmgton Florence Mt Holly 54 5' 1 u ' 3 manager. ' ' , lg , 2 ' ' , 12: . . . I 7: . . 1 19: . I ' ' , 12: . ' ' , 6: . ' ' , 6: ' . ' ' , 12: , ' ' . 25: . . BOYS BASKETBALL Th1s year R1vers1de had a very successful basketball season Wmmng ll games and los1ng only 5 R1vers1de entered the South Iersey playoffs rn the seml flnals los1ng to P1tmcm to the score of 23 to 22 VARSITY CLUB The Vars1ty Club was newly orgamzed under the d1rect1on of Mr Steen A11 members are adm1tted to the club as they become lettermen of one of the rnterscholashc act1v1t1es of the h1gh school The boys sponsored several act1v1t1es to ra1se money to buy sweaters for themselves The ofhcers were Franc1s Hartman Pres1dent George loo V1ce Pres1dent and Dom1n1c D Alessandro Secretary Treasurer 55 g , E xx , I . - I . . I Q i' fam FJ i wif t S T U s? . 9-: ll ' , E . . I . J I . - . I I ' a SPEEDBALL Approxrmately hfty glrls part1c1pated 1n speedball th1s year They chose teams and captalns each tune they played There were no playoffs Mrs Guertm was the adv1ser and Betty Emory the manager CHEERLEADERS The cheerleadrng squad thls year was under the superv1s1on of Mrs C Guertm The cheerleadmg squad led the cheer1ng dunng the football and bas ketball seasons The g1rl cheerleaders looked very neat 1n thelr new maroon and Wh1te sklrts and yackets The squad lncluded Irene Devlrn Captarn Glenn Baker Franc1s Coyle Ioe DeVece Mrldred H111 Vera Maute Hrllyard McKenz1e lane Reynolds Mar1e Rueppel Catherrne Setter and Beatrrce Srmth ' ..' 'ftsiiikil GIRLS BASKETBALL The basketball season of 42 43 proved again that lh1S game 1S the most popular of girls sports in Riverside High School The teams were arranged on a ladder schedule 1n rankmg order The ob1ect of the tournament was to reach as hrgh a round on the ladder as possible and hold It The team Whrch was first at the end of the tournament Won under the supervlslon of Mrs Guertin Physical Education Instructress This type of tournament permrtted a greater number of girls to play thus deriving more benefrt and pleasure from the act1v1ty Student referees were used to referee the games between the different teams Captains were Iosephine D1 Luz1o Irene Devlin Ruth Edwards Helen Ioshn Helen Sadowskr Frances Pfister 57 Approximately titty girls from all classes participated, and the girls were fww has 0 .fix X X af WJ vb P 1, F i ...I :if -sv as- Q Tim VEHTISE 0 I' II' JI' f and mrs and ll rs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs YN B Adam on C Blllllllf los pht. Brshop Harry Born W1ll1am Brealey Mr Anna Brrtton Mrs mar ha Brown M r r r r Mr and M s and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and M and Mrs cmd Mrs cmd Mrs and Mr Adam Hennlgs Fred Carruthers George Casey Alt ed Clark Edward Coyle Ray Dantels loseph Dawson Frank DeMartele1re Erank DeVeCe A D1Luz1o Mrs Ida Emory Mr and Mrs A Gattr Mr and Mrs Robert Georges Mr and Mrs George C Molz Mrs M B Holmes PATRGNS I' and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Geolgc Holzmann W1ll1am Hopps Sr Earl Iosltn Leo Kanrgowskx S Kobyl1nsk1 A Kranz Tees Thomas Lynch Mrs Ioseph Mannron and Mrs and Mrs ana Mrs and Mrs Mis V Slem Mr and Mrs SU and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Iames Mollmeaux l Sche1mre1t George Sc1meca H Se1ter anowskl Edward F S1mpson C Stackhouse Strouse V1gg1ano Walter MOTIISOH Edward Wtnkelspecht E Zrpperlem lohn Zoll I Mr. ' ' . ' . . s Mr. . A X M . I . . ' ' M , . ' ' , . M . . o E. ' Mr. . ' M . . Mr. . ' ' M . . ' ' Mr. . . ' ' s. '. ' Mr. . . 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