Rutherford High School - Rutherfordian Yearbook (Rutherford, NJ)

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The I-hstory of the Class of 1925 D VAN ORMAN I remember not long ago slttlng on the front seat of one of our huge transcon tlnental busses thlnklng of the four shlfts and the labor put forth before the bus reaches perfectlon and when I was chosen to write the Class Hlstory the thought of the gradual assumlng of nts speed made 1 VlXld comparxson w1th the class of 25 I take for the Freshman Class the very lowest shlft and thus l1ke the marvelous vehlcle the class galns untll It attalns 1ts ultlmate speed ln the Senxor year L1ke all Freshmen classes we were 1n low kldded and r1d1culed by our frlends the senlors who through years of d1l1gent study UD had found the keynote to suc cess and l1ke some other Freshmen class es we attalned a favorable degree of pros perlty ln relatlon to our cake sales and the debatlng team In second speed we were drlven at a hlgh rate by Presldent Davle through a credltable season of athlet1cs and soclal affalrs We held our own 1n debatlng and our first play Nothlng But the Truth took 1ts place as one of the best ln the hearts of our fellow students Agaxn we malntalned our reputatlon ln all soclal events maklng '1 paltlcular success of the Fresh Soph dance Once more we changed our speed and an unu ually successful year was the re sult In our th1rd year led by Paul Aue we all but reached utopla 1n the presenta t1on or the soclal and financlal succes Chrlstopher Junlor We also accredited ourselwes ln '1 favora le fashlon on Class Nlght Instead of g'1YII1g' the Senlors the customary prom a trlp up the Hudson was enjoyed In hlgh gear we found a smooth steady progresslve pace As hard yet unfxssum mg workers We have formed the back bone as a Senlor class should of all the athletlcs both the Rutherfordlan and Blue and Whlte a goodly port1on of the Servlce League the Frankl1n Forum and the Epsllon Tau Delta Lastly all through the four years of fun and oclal l1fe we have managed to avold the U s and P s wlth the result that we have fourteen 1n the class who stand YVIIZII an average above 85 , Even as I wrlte we have sllpped 1nto neutral and are coastlng toward Com mencement We have completed our trlp and the much deslred place of Senlors awalts the Class of 1926 Semor Class Prophecles DOROTHY APT Dot w1ll become a Hlp podrome Performer She vull startle her audlence by her llfe hke sketches of fam ous Rutherfordlans HERBERT ARMSTRONG--Herb w1ll reallze hxs parents deslre by becomlng the presl dent of the Unlted States JOHN ARONIAN John w1ll outclass the famous Smlth Brothers by h1s classlc beauty and w1ll feature ln an add for Aronlan s Marcel 50 dollars per head ESTELLE AUE-Stlt belng thwarted 1n her amb1t1on to become edltor of the Mon day MOFH1Hg Dlsplay WIII establlsh a home for Cunnlng Carefree Canaries and to these she w1ll devote the rest of her 1 e GERTRUDE BARON Gert w1ll astonlsh the fem1n1ne world by revealing the fact that she has orlglnated the famous Slogan A Skm You Lowe to Touch LOUISE BIVONA LOUISE w1ll start a 1 ' , L L, 7' c ' L' L'L' K L - L, - n 1 ' 1 . . c L, S Q L'L L ' 1 L . , ' s 9 1 1 . . L L L , . 1 l 1 ' I' ' ' 'L ' 9 L LS, N . 1 U 1' . ,, I V 1 LL L L L , 1 L . , . 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 2 1 K' K' I L I L c , L' 1 L' Y . 7. 1 H 1 11 s - L LL, D 1 1 . 1 . 1 , A L L, L u . n n a I ' ' 1 11 1 1 1 1 . LL L L , L 9 9 K , SL1 . 1 , C 1 - I 1 11 . l L LL L L, - 1 1 1 1 1 . i 1 a 9 K 1 L L , Q ' L, , L - c , , K' 9 9 ' 1 - 1 , L L . . 1 1 v w L , L . S ' ' , ' as 999 44 ag, - L L ' L'L . 1 . 1 1 P, 1 1 1 L L I . 1 1 . . u 1 w . 1 Lu 5 44 - n V - 9 ' ' L' L n , , ' ,' u - 77 L . L . 1 . 1 V . v 1 w L . CC ' ' 7? -' ' 1 Y. Y 1 1 . H - , . . . . ,, . 1 - - , L - ' 9 1 . ' V 1 L L . , '1 1 1 L L - 1 - 1 . 1 - 1 Ln 'ix L L 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 '1 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 L L L L , - - u ' , 77 , . u ' 1, 1 Y' '1 ' L .. l 1

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191 VIOIC l I ISS 0l'l-Ifll S if I Jht I Il ur rr: zrr r 1 :fad Armstrong lreszdent Seen Yor B1 Bul In the xeflr 1924 R E C1ather earlyj xx as clec1eed that the class of Jun Yors conx ey the class of Txxen Ty For on the The1eupon the Seen Xors vxere led yea X9l1lV by the Ea1 Ry unto the place of Em B11 Ixly Shun The xxaters of the Hud Son b0l6 the xessel Val Yunt unto a hix en nlrned by the B111 Dors Ind I Un P05 nt Both X0ls enloxed the Froots of Na Clllll and the flesh of Sxxyn txxlxt slabs of thx father s II heet Feeld The X018 1ece1xed no other MISS Haps than Txx1s Ted Knecks and scorched Count An Ances They xx e1e accused yea verlly accused of causlng Bl1ss Tors to rlee on the Sxxyng Sects, After the De Luge the afo1eea1d ARK the same root to a safe haxen Home In the yea1 1929 R L C1athe1 latch the cla s of Txxen Tx S114 gaxe unto the Klan of Txxen Tx Flxe a J1g knoxxn as a Prom And let It be sald that the so called Jazz xx as as sxx eet as the nectal of Dan Lyons Dan Slng the popular sport was the E Vent most emoy ed du11ng the Par Ty Afte1 a xery cha1m1ng Tym the Uppwh Class Hen rode axx ay 1n the1r Bar Ooshes xxhlle the Under Thyngs rode away ln thelr baby Carr I Ages Rus Ted 'V 'P 'P l l T115 1 C1 1' 1.-U1' ' ' 'C C. Lrf 0 fir : f. liusrf. Trffsurcrq IC. Trigg t, Sr ffl J: lf. Visru. Vi ff Ij7'PNi11I'Ilf and Qswl 3 Q Il. , . j 1 A . . ' ' 1' , J' . '. v 7 LTL' v 1 L . proverbial ARK to place of Safe Ty. returned the Jun Yors and Seen Yors by 1 y nv Y , kv L1 Y Y . v . Uv, Y . 1 . ' ' . . . 2 u 72 Y 5 Y AY Ski v vv .A v z ' , 2 ' 3, ' Q ' ' 1' V .U 1. uv S . Y 'I Y I 1 Y Y Y , Y. V Y 1 . v 1. Y NI Y1' Y . 1 I I ' 1 D I , .1 7 ukq v 1 Y HL! L Ain! v y w, 26

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Rutherford LOd1 Jltney llne called BIV ona s Better Busses ROBERT BLAKELY Muvver w1ll be come a great reform lecturer HIS toplc w1ll be How Smoklng Stunted My Growth EDWARD BLAKISTON Ed w1ll obtam a pos1t1on 1n McKeen s Ford Agency crank mg cars EDWARD BOSE-Ed s educatlonal know ledge w1ll enable hlm to round out a co1 Icmq buslness LEONA BRAMMALL Lee w1ll become 1n ternatlonally famous She w1ll charm the klng of Smzth Q Island by her unusually muslcal laugh Wh1Ch has conquered so many hearts 1n R H S WILLIAM BRESLIN Peels ambltlons run hlgh for such a small boy In h1s forty elghth year he w1ll reallze h1s great est vush to chase fireflles 1n an alrplane EU FHENE CONLEY Eule w1ll not yearn for the glltter and tlnsel of the white llghts but w1ll settle down to a happy marrlage CATHERINE CONSTANTINE Caddy w1ll l1X6 up to her mck name and w1ll carry the clubs over the Hollywood Course for the movle Stars WILFRED DANZIGER Wllf w1ll astound the sclentlfic world Wlth Danzlgers Theory of Devllutlon WILLARD DAVIE W1ll w1ll become P1em1er Danseuse of the Metropolltan Opera House mtroducmg the Charles ton 1Ht0 Afrlca MARGARET DELANEY Margaret w1ll be come a Venetlan Gondolleress She w1ll beautlfy the moonllght evenlngs by her rendlngs of O Sol M10 MARGURITF DENLIKER Gulte has a most remarkable future to look forward to She w1ll reach the helght of her am b1t1on as stenographer ln the 55th story of the Woolworth Bulldlng RIGMOR EDWARDSEN Rlg w1ll become captaln of the glrls olymplc hockey team ln 19 steen GERTRUDE FARLEY Gert w1ll open a school of aesthetlc danclng Here under her guldance youthful asplrants w1ll ln terpret her or1g1nal Song entltled Tlckle me O Buttercup ELEANOR FREER Eleanor w1ll become a famous hortlculturlst She w1ll wrlte several books whlch w1ll be of great value to the sclentlfic world Her most famous publlcatlon IS destlned to be The Worm and lts Wlggles ERNLSTINE FRENCH Easter upon leav 1ng thls 1ns1tut1on of learnlng w1ll carry out her chosen vocatlon as mlsslonary to the wanderlng Esklmos galmng lastlng popularlty for her permanent halr wavlng parlor SHIRLEY GORDON Shud w1ll be a boot leggeress Her favorlte meetlng place w1ll be the 3 mlle l1m1t Where she w1ll become a very popular glrl as her name suggests ADA GRANGER Ada w1ll become con ductress on the Blvona Better Busses Although destlned to fight for her share of the profits Ada w1ll maange to ex tract a l1v1ng from th1s excltlng buslness ANNA HACKETT Anna w1ll open a Cafe ln Calro Here she w1ll welcome all com ers w1th her cherry Bon Jour Monsewer HERBERT HA1RsToN Beans w1ll pub l1sh a new hlstory of Cleo Patrlck Watch for lts p1ctur1zat1on' THEODORE HECKING-After loslng hlS match wlth Tllden he w1ll settle down to a qulet llfe as a stoker on the Erle TENNYSON HESSELMAN Tenny w1ll Jo1n a show as a humorlst He will be come a promlnent headlmer Llsten to Tennys Laugh w1ll be a well known phase ln the theatrlcal world HERBERT HIRSCH Herb w1ll lnvent a new d6V1C9 for tall people perhaps a step ladder to ald 1n comblng the ha1r EVELYN HOBBY A bobbed halred ban dlt w1ll agam startle the world w1th dar mg thefts She w1ll be masked but never . .. . U . , - , - .i 1 37 - - as n - . . . . ... , - - - . . . U . ' 9 ' KC ' as s a - u - . . . , . . 9 - r , - - . . . . H . - . . ,, . . . . . , 1 u L I -. - 1. - 7 . tt 1 , A , - N . , . . . . - N . . . K R . - - - , ' V. . . . . x ' A l 0 A ' . . - , ' sa ' ,, n ., . , , , L , ' as u . . . H . , L A6 an - ' ' yn . ' ' u ' n n 1 ' T , . . . . . . U . - w n ' A l . . W . . H A , ' . . . n ' ' . . . H . - , aa u , 1 7, ' A , . . , . . . . . ' - , y . . - . . , ,