Riverside High School - Torch Yearbook (Riverside, NJ)

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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, . I . . I I, , ' . . I' . .I . - - U I, . . I - . . I I, . I . A I, ' , - I, I . . n. - . I' I . Il . I . . 1 I' . l . . . 1, I .

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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 . . ' 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 I - . 1 1 I ' 1

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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 . .