Rutherford High School - Rutherfordian Yearbook (Rutherford, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1933 volume:

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X 3 X ' x X P-emaq. ,E- THE RUTHERFORDIAN A RECORD OF 1933 RUTHERFORD HIGH SCHOOL RUTHERFORD NEW JERSEY ,.,.T- .Jyf , E-: :.S X. if 3 .1 - nl ' , K lk -1 1 5 v 1 T0 ELENORE M OWEN a We respectfully dedicate THE RUTHERFORDIAN OF 1933 in grateful remembrance of assistance and her inspiring counsel her infinite patience, her ever-ready R FACULTY E open os FIRST ROW-Miss Morsholl, Miss Fletcher, Mr. Moore, Miss Low, Mrs, Webster, Miss Surber, SECOND ROW-Miss Ely, Mrs. Ross, Miss Chopmori, Miss Wiley, Mrs. Nicols, Mrs. Hill, Miss Diehl, Miss Willio s, Miss Owen. THIRD ROWA-Mr, Fisher, Mr, Goffsholl, Mr, H , Mr. Odell, Mr, P l , Miss Butler, Miss Roby, Mr. carpenter. GY OV U TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION FACULTY PICTURE FOREWORD STAFF COMMENCEMENT SENIOR PERSONALS SENIOR CLASS HISTORY UNCLE WILMOTS ALMANAC YE JUNIOR CHRONICLE THE SOPI-IOMORE SCRIBBLE LITERARY DEPARTMENT ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS CARTOON SUBSCRIPTION CAMPAIGN NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY CLUBS ORGANIZATIONS MUSIC CLUBS DRAMATICS HONORS ATHLETICS SNAPSHOTS L ENVOI ADVERTISEMENTS , I x gc F-,..r FOREWORD We were dreamers dreamlng greatly ln the man stifled town We yearned beyond the skylme where the strange roads go down Come the Whisper came the Vuslon came the Power wuth the Need Tull the Soul that as not man's soul was lent us to lead RUDYARD KIPLING I I ' I , . I I EDITORIAL AND BUSINESS STAFF Edlfor In Chief ELIZABETH INELSON Assocrafe Edntors MARY DOUGLAS 33 ARTHUR SHERWOOD 33 FLORENCE EDWARDS 33 EDNA STEUBER 33 MARGARET ELLIS 33 HOWARD TWIST 33 Art Ednfor JAMES HAN DS Snapshot Photographer EDWARD CLOONAN Busrness Staff HERBERT RAUCH 33 Busnness Monoger BERNICE VICKERS 3-I DORIS SANDER 34 Advertising Manager Typlsfs LORETTA De BOLD Heed Typist MARJORIEDAVIDS 33 NAOMISPEER 33 ANNA DURELS 33 MARGARET STENZ 3-I VIOLET KNIGHT 33 EMILY WEST 33 MARIE MONTANELLI 33 EVELYN WHITENACK 33 Sponsors Mass Owen Mr Popenfus I I I , , I I , , I I I I , . , ....................,....... , ' ............,...... Assistant Business Monoger , . . , ........................... , I I I I I I I I I I , , , , , , SX Q3 99 Q U 7 ' ' V ' I 2, r A, I A xt X t f If Q Q Q e 5 RUTHERFORD HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT JUNE FIFTEENTH NINETEEN THIRTY THREE Voled cfo 0 LILLIAN BJERG Sol 'foto o MARGARET ELLIS RAYMOND ANDERSEN The word umpossnble us not nn my ductlonary Track 13 41 EDWARD ARTHUR AN DRIOLA The race by vngor not by vaunts ns won Cross Country 12 3 41 Captain of Cross Country 141 Track 12 41 Baseball 13 41 Bas ket all 131 REYNOLD LOUIS ARATA Come what may he never worrues seball 1l 2 3 4 Bas etball 1 4 Assustant Manager of Basketball 131 Sports Edu for Park School Jottmgs 1l1 BETTIE RITCHIE AUSTIN Genteel nn personaqe conduct and equupage 3 Basketball 13 41 AGNES MARIE BARKER A fruend IS worth all hazards we can run H ckey 12 3 41 Basketball ll 2 31 ae 12 4 Gnrls A A Councu 13 41 Soccer vuce League 141 Vlce Presxdent of Latan Club 141 Latln Club 141 French Club 141 Secretary f Y 33 141 Coach of Sophomore Basketball FLORENCE JULIA BERNS Her ways are ways of pleasantness Dramatlc Club 13 41 Commercual Club 141 Soccer 141 Hockey 141 LILLIAN C BJERG Honest labor wears a lovely face PrlnclpalsCounc1l 131 G O Play 141 Frank lun Forum 141 Sour Staff 141 Natnonal Honor Soclety 141 Art Club 141 VIRGINIA MARY BLUM From the crown of her head to the sole of her foot she us all murth Hockey 13 41 Captaln of Hockey 141 Soc cer 131 Coach of Soccer 141 Basketball 1l 2 3 41 Captain of Basketball 121 Tack 13 41 B seball 1l 2 3 41 Captaun of Baseball 131 Service League 141 Grl A A Coun ul 141 Secretary of Science Club 121 Orange Hugh l 2 Page Nlne 11 4 - - 1 - - 11 4 , . 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T 'H 11 . . ,, , . 1 I I I ' I I 1 1 1 2 ' 1 f 1 1 ' 0 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' g i s' . . c' 5 1 , 1, BERNICE MARION BOMBELL Thou art gentle meek and mlld BEVERLY EUNICE BOUSFI ELD Belng conslderate often means belng successful an Club 13 Junior Be r :ms Pr sudent of Junuor Better Fulms 141 Y 33 41 ADELE BRANKIN Whate er she does she does well President of Dramatuc Club 1l Soccer 121 Baseball Drama IC u 1 1 Latln Clu 13 rench Club -41 G O 1 Presudent of Latln Club 141 HELEN E BRANNIGAN Her srmle has somethlng charmmg that lacks a name Pres1dentofSect:or1 Room 1l1 C Y 12 3 41 3 41 Dram u 41 Treas r of Co Y 131 President of Y 33 141 I Presldent of Drarnatrc Club 141 G O Play 141 Dramattc Club Assembly Program 141 GRACE MARY BROWN When a heart rs true few words wall do H MARGARET BROWN My noble lovely luttle Peggy Gxrls A A Councnl 121 Hockey 12 31 Soccer Basket all 1 1 Base a 1 1 GEORGE CLOUGH BULLARD All has faults are such that one loves hum stnll the better for them rylce League 2 3 41 F O ball Vuce Presldent of Class 131 G O Councul 131 Presndent of G O Councnl 141 Sensor Executlve urtcll 14 1 DOROTHY CAMPO Pleasure Iles In tranqullrty rather than CCtlVIfy Cornrnerclal Club 3 -41 L Page Tcn f'l 11 I I -ll I, -6 Lat ,415 ne FI 1315 e g -' 1 . 1 I 'J I 12, 3, -41g t Cl b 4 g , b ,41g F 1 g . . 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THOMAS E CARLEY Men of few words are the best ack 12 4 Soccer 13 1 WILMA MURIEL CARRY ualuty not quantuty Secretary of Vocatronal Club 1l1 Soccer 3 r'1Ch Club In u 1 ur Staff 41 Dramatlc Club 1 1 C0 14 Baseball 141 FRANCIS D CARUSO For he us a worthy member of a noteworthy band Cross Country 12 3 Manager of Cross Country 131 Staff of Park School Jottmgs ll 1 Tennls 141 Math Club 141 RICHARD L CHAPMAN You are an alchemlst make gold of that Franklan Forum 12 3 41 Track 141 Presudent of Franklun Forum 141 DOROTHY ALENE CLARKE Thus maiden hath sense and splrlt Hockey 12 3 41 Soccer 12 31 Commerclal EDWARD L A CLOONAN ln actlon fanthful and ln honor clear th Club 2 3 41 Dramatlc Club 13 4 ence Club 13 4 Track 13 Presudent o Drarnatlc Club 4 Rutherfordlan Snapshot Ed1tor 141 Vlce Pressdent of Math Club 14 Franklln Forum 141 G O Play 141 MARJORIE E DAVIDS She has the our of somethmg done H ckey 12 3 4 Soccer 121 Commercnal u 13 Rutherforduan lst 13 Spur Typlst 141 Avuatuon Club 1l1 LORETTA PHOEBE DE BOLD Who could ask more than her earnest S1ncerlty9 Commerclal Club 13 41 Secretary of Commer clal Club 141 Soccer 141 Baseball 141 Natnonal Honor Soclety 141 Typist for Spur 141 Head Typlst of Rutherfordlan 141 'Vyplst of Hugh ll fs Page Eleven Tr , lg , 4 . . - ' 1 1 , 41g Fre 13, 41g Lat Cl b 3, 415 SQ HSD ,, 1 i . 4 I -Y I lg . 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I . - A ,I ' I 1, . 1 ,, O 1 , 'J 1 ' Cl b , 411 ' Typ' , 41 g ' ff 1, 1 , - 1 1, 'gh 13, 41, ' ' ag Twelve FRANK I de HAVEN Let us trap the llght fantastvc-on wuth the dance SA LVATORE M DERATO Gentle of speech benefucent of mind Track 121 Servlce League 141 ELEANOR RUTH DIPPLE A sweet gurl wnth an eye of earnest ray Park School Jottmgs Staff 111 Soccer 12 seball 12 ey C MARY CORBET DOUGLAS Wuse to resolve and patrent to perform French Club 13 41 Latnn Club 13 41 Hockey Dramatrc Club 141 Co Y 141 Chrnstmas y 41 Scnence Cub 1 Rutherforduan Stat 141 EDNA WINSLOW DRAKE Hugh erected thoughts seated In the heart of courtesy French Club 13 41 Latin Club 131 Dramatvc Clu 141 ANNA CATHERINE DURELS The Labourer IS worthy of has reward Hughlughts Staff 131 Typlst of Commercial Club 131 Spur Typlst 141 Commercual Club 141 Rutherfordlan Typnst 141 FLORENCE B EDWARDS Tns well to be merry and wuse ur S f 141 Commercial Club 141 Franklnn Forum 141 Rutherforduan Staff 141 TH ELMA S EDWARDSEN 1 have never sought the world Commercual Club 13 41 JOHN S ELLIOT Versatrlfty ns the key to hrs personallty Baseball 111 Cross Country 12 3 4 Track So cer 1 41 Basket a 141 Mat Club 14 Presldent of Class 141 Servlce League 141 Vlce Presudent of Servuce League 141 MARGARET AILEEN ELLIS She personntues versotnluty u ent Councul 1I1 Basketball 1l 2 3 Soccer 12 3 41 Captain of Soccer 141 Hockey se a T Basketball Coach 141 Vrce Presudent of Class ltor o 1 I s Latin u 41 Spanlsh Clu 13 41 Natuonol Honor Socuety 131 Servuce League 131 Rutherforduan f141 run I als ouncul 131 G s A Council 131 JOHN B FARR cer 12 3 41 T nnus 12 3 NICOL0 J FERRARO A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance Football 13 41 Servnce League 141 CLAYTON FRENCH Why take hte senously9 You ll never get out of It O ve Servnce League 121 A t Club 12 31 Track o ball Y MADELINE G GANS l ll be merry and glad l ll be sad for nobody Dramatuc Club 141 Chrnstmas Play 141 Pro ductuon Manager of G O Play 141 Assustant Drector of G O Play 141 Assnstant Busuness Manager of the Spur 141 Business Manager of the Spur 141 Busnness Manager of Dramatuc Club Follies 141 MARY A GARVAN And the faunt punk ofa blush dud dye the cheeks of thus pretty maud Basketball 1I 21 Baseball 121 Commercual Cu 13 41 NORMAN ROBERT GLASS Ah' Don t say you agree wlth me' Baseball 1I1 occer 12 3 Te s Page Thurteen . - ,. 12, 3, 41, c 3, j b ll g h 1' ' ' St d g , , , 415 12, 3, 41, Ba b ll 12, 3, 41, rack 12, 41, I 1I1, Ed' f H'ghl'ght 131, ' Cl b 13, 2 I U b , 1, H H I Stat , P cp ' C ' , lrl ' . A. l'le'll play his part in the world of men. w Soc , , 5 e ' , , 41. ' li I I ' J r , 2 1' 13,41,Fot 13, 41,Hi- 141. ' . 2 if ' J ' 1 - n i . . 5 ' ' , 4 l b , , - , ,S , ,41, nni 13, 41. , Page Fourteen RALPH W GLOVER JR l-le had the Careless grace of a Greclan god MARGOT L GOERNER Thy modesty s a candle to thx ment L In Club 3 -l JANE MYTI GRAFE l resent that Dramatlc Club 2 3 4 ur Staff I2 r s nc: Hockey So cer 2 Bas etball 2 Dramatic ub audevllle 121 rench Club I Lotln u Dramatlc Club Play I3I a Y Rut er ordlan Sensor wrute ups I-ll G O Play 47 Semor Class Executuve Councll -4 Dramatic Club Executlve Councll I-ll Dramatlc Club Fol l IRVING J GREENBERG And after all what IS a tall story? Tus but the truth IH masquerade C oss Country I2 3 41 T ack I2 3 41 rn am Il ro ub I Wr s In Captann of Wrestllng and Baxmg 3 East Sade Paterson Hugh School ll 2 3I ROBERT F GUNKEL l-le IS hlmself and resembles none DANIEL J GUSAEFF All the great men are dymg and l don t feel so well myself ack l 4 Captam af Trac I I Basketball Il 4' Manager of Basketball I2 3l atball Il 2 3 41 Commercial C ub Spur Staff I4l HELEN RUTH HAMILTON She ns wvsely worldly not worldly wlse ockey I2 o cer I Bas etball I I mor Better Films I2 3 L In Cu ramatuc Club I-ll Junuor Councnl I3 G ay I3 Buslness taft of pur 3 Sensor xecutlve Councll 4 Y :ce Pesldent of Y 33 -l Dramatic Club Follles l NORA RITA HAMPEL Nads and becks and wreothed smlles ckey 2 se a I -l Trac S cer I3 4 Commercla Cu I 4' Vace Presldent of Commerclal Club I-l JAMES AUGUSTUS HANDS A lnfe that leads meladlous days ack l 2 o a 1 :ce Presldent of Class 1l1 Vlce Presrdent of Junuor Y o es 2 31 Presudent or Class 121 Presndent of Junlor Hr Y 121 Servrce League 12 31 Ruthertordlan Art Edntor 141 mor Hu Y 3 4 Vnce Presrd nt of Sensor H Y 4 Vrce Presudent 0' Executlve Councul 141 Captaun of Football 141 KENNETH F HARRIS l dare not speak as funny as l can Track 13 41 Cross Country 141 DONALD E HASBROUCK wastes has music on a savage world ack 1l 41 Football 131 Servlce Lea ue 131 Cross Country 121 ELIZABETH ADELINE HENKEL Nothung dnsturbed her good nature Commercsal Club 13 41 ELEANOR L HILLMAN When I have anythung to do I go and do lt Damatuc Club 12 3 41 Executive Councrl Hockey 121 French Club 13 41 Latin u 13 41 Cornmerclal Cub 141 Servlce League 141 Lnbrarlan 141 CHARLOTTE ROSE HODGES She made sunshlne un a shady place Bas etball 1l 2 31 Student Councll Hockey 121 Soccer 121 Commercual Club 13 41 Dramatxc Club 12 3 41 Servuce League 141 HERBERT HOEHL Hrs hearty laugh and hrs wholesomeness HENRY A HOFENER No worse a husband than the rest of men Math Club 131 Page Flfteen Page Suxteen VICTOR HURST Wase to resolve patlent to perform Manager of Band 141 Servnce League 141 ARNTRAUD JEKSTIES Half her claum us hudden by her modesty Hockey 11 2 31 Soccer 11 2 31 Basketball 31 Art Club 141 Franklin Forum 33 NINA H JOHNSTON Smooth runs the water where the brook as deep Hockey 12 3 41 Soccer 12 3 41 Captain of Soccer 141 Baseball 12 3 41 Basketball 121 Commercual Club 13 41 HELEN RUTH JONES Sumplaclty of all thnngs IS hardest to be copned Junuor Better Falrns 12 3 41 Co Y Secretary of Co Y 141 BERNARD H KATZMAN As good as the rest And Plng Pong s best Park School Jottnngs 11 1 Assnstant Manager of Soccer 131 JAMES J KEDERSHA The quuet man ns ncher than a kung otball 12 3 4 Spanush Club 12 Presudent of Spanish Club 131 Park School Jot 1 s THOMAS KEENAN Heres to the pnlot that weathered the storm MARVIN B KEYS Such a man would wun most anyone ack 111 sketball 11 3 41 Base 3 41 Footba 12 3 41 Vnce Pres: en at Class 11 1 RALPH A KING ' What ho Hercules Come down from pedestal ack Il 4 Foo ball RICHARD LEROY KLEIN Has presence rs felt by hrs snlence ccer 13 41 Drarnatuc Club 3 4 Math Club 141 Servnce League 14l VIOLET MATILDA KNIGHT Sllence IS a true frrend who never betrays Commercual Club 3 Rutherforduan Typust 141 Dramatic Club 141 TINA KORN She s backward In cornung forward cer 12 3 41 Hockey 3l Basketball 2 3 43 Franklin Forum JOSEPH LA GRUTTA Honor ns purchased by the deeds we d BETTIE M LECKIE Short but sweet as etball 1l Zl ack r Club 3 VINCENT LEMPERT He could argue hrs way to Heaven T ack 12 3 41 Cross Country 14l Soccer i BEATRICE YOLANDA LEPANTO No lark more bllthe than she Cornrnerclal Club 13 4l l. I:-'...h. Page Seventeen I I I thy Tr , lg t Ill. , Q SO , 1 A 1 , 1: - V V , ' 'Y . 4 I 4U ,, . ,, SOC , , : 12, : I 1' ' 1l, , , 5 A 133. A 'l V - I B k , gTr 1l,4lgAt V , 12, ,4l. ' A 1 ' A f , , J - 1 U s 441. j 11 - 11 .Y . J N' ' , f '- -1 . .qi RUSSELL H LI NDEMAN Who can curb hls swnftness un forward race? Tack 43 41 Cross Country 43 41 Mah Clu 441 DAVIS M LONGAKER proper man as anyone shall see on 0 summer s day Basketball 42 3 Luncoln Hugh Jersey Clty MAE H MACKIE Sweet are the rosy me-morues of her Commercial Club 43 41 ROBERT DOUGLAS MacGREGOR The snlvery clear trumpets began to chude Staff of Pork School Jottmgs 4l1 Serv: e League 4l1 Math Club 43 41 Pressdent of Math Club 441 Franklin Forum 43 41 Soccer 43 Tennus 43 41 Manager of Tennus 441 G O Play BARBARA ROSS MacMULLEN Good wuthout an effort great wathout a foe Latan Club 43 41 Franklln Forum 441 NORMA MARIE MANFREDO Pretty to walk wnth wutty to talk wuth Hockey 421 Soccer 441 Baseball 441 Hugh lughts Staff 431 Spur Staff 441 Commercial Club 441 Franklin Forum 441 JOE JAMES MARZORATI He us a man who octs lake one aseba 3 41 Soccer BENEDICT A MASTRANGLE I have never seen anythmg worth gettnng Ongry for ervuce League 441 B sketboll 42 3 ack 42 3 Hoc ey 4 1 Art Clu Fo tball 43 Page Elghteen A t 'V' ff - - 1 11 4 I f , 1 - , J f V HA A 12, 31. 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WILLIAM DONALD MCALISTER A man beloved a man elect ot men Art Editor Park School Jottings l1 Juni Hi Y 111 Vice President of Class 121 Secretary Treasurer of Junior Hi Y 121 Service League 12 31 Executive Council 12 31 Assistant Man oger of Football 12 31 Rutherfordian Staff 121 Class President 131 Vice President of Ser vice League 131 H Y 131 President of Hi Y 141 Manager of Football 141 Senior Class Exec utive Council 141 ROLAND WARD MCGONEGAL Even though vanquished he could argue still President of Class 1l1 Assistant Manager of Track 121 Trainer of Ice Hockey 12 31 Football nior i 1 Y 13 41 Business Staff Rutherfordian 31 Senior Executive Council 141 ROWAN D McILWAlNE His friendships testify his character President of Class 1l 1 Cross Country 121 A sistont Manager of Soccer 131 Manager of Soc ce 141 WALTER MATTHEW McKEN NA The only goal l seek is Sleep s etball 1l 2 3 41 Football 13 41 ase 1 BEATRICE ADAMS MILLS Mild sweet and quiet Park School Jottings 1l1 Commercial Club 41 Art Club 141 Dramatic Club 141 ISABELLE CLAUDIA MOLINARI Not too sober not too gay but a sweet true friend in every way Damatlc Club 12 3 41 H ckey 12 3 41 ccer 12 3 4 French Cub 3 41 Service League 141' Co-Y 141. MARIE T MONTANELI How the wit brightens! How the style attracts! Commercial Club 13 41' Highlights Staff 131' Franklin Forum 141' Hockey 141' Soccer 141' Baseball 141' Typist for Spur 141- Ty ist for Rutherfordian 141. PETER C. NACLERIO Tomorrow do thy worst for I have lived today. Baseball 1l ' S cer 1 31' Frenc Club 141. Page Nineteen ELIZABETH SPENCER NELSON The secret of success us constancy to purpose French Club 3 4 Hockey 14' Scuence Club Dramatlc Club 4 Chrrstmas Play 141 Edltor In Chuef of Rutherfordlan 14+ Avlatlon U 1 WILLIAM NEUMANN Llked by many apprecnated by all amp Club ll seball Soc er anlsh Club l3 4 Prlncl a s C uncll Cross Country '31 HELEN PERCIE NEWMAN Here s one red head wuthout a temper Soccer 42' Spamsh Club l3 4 Secretary Treasurer of Spannsh Club l3l Dramatlc Club I-41 Scuence Club l4I RICHARD W NORTHRUP Talk IS has busvness and has chlef delnght Park School .lottungs Staff lll Soccer l2l Latin Club l3 4l Dramatuc Club l3 4l Frank lln Forum 43 4l Assnstant Manager of Baseball l3l Manager of Baseball l4l G O Play 4l FREDERICK VINCENT NUGENT What sweet delnght a quiet lxfe affords Soccer l3 4l DANIEL J 0 KEEFE Devout yet cheerful active yet resugned Asslstant Manager of Hockey l3l ALICIA ONUF There s a llttle but of l9l an every good lrttle gurl Pfzssalc Hugh Tl Y l3l Dramatlc Club VERA FRANCES OPPENHEIM Gentle to others to herself slncere Soccer 12' French Club 43 4l Dramatvc Club '41 Sc ence Club I3 4 Secretary of Sclence B Cu 4 Page Twenty gz: ,l W ' ' ' - r. 1:2-F 'ff'T 'l' 'Lv' I1 Il ,r 4,5 A - if ' l f lg I ' 1 I l-II: I I: I Cl b ll. .1 , K ' A . ll ' ' Il 1 , St l J BQ l l lj C l2lj ' I ,W SD ' , 'z 'D I' O l3l: . , V! . ,Mr A1221 . 531' fl , 1, ' l' . , V 1 f I I A A 3 0 ,, . . . . . , ,, . 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I V 1 A ' I ' , ll gl' I b l I, FREDERICK C OSBERG None but humself can be a parallel Baseball 2 3 Cross Country I3 41 Soccer Tack 4 Te nls l IDA AGN ES OTTO The muldest manners and the gentlest heart Soccer 42+ Hockey 12.1 Spanlsh Club l I ROBERT L PALMATEER Learned he was un mathematucal lore Treasurer of Class 43 4' Math Club I3 4l Soccer 13 4 Presudent of Servlce League l4l Y 4 CHARLES G PIROVANO I am not In the role of common men B seball lll Basketball lll ROBERT DOUGLAS PRICE JR He had power and place and a lordly sway OCR ll O 3l Pres: dent of Student Councll lll Presudent of Class League l2l Asslstant Manager of Basketball l3l Busuness Manager of Spur l-ll Tennls Team l4l Asslstant Manager of Football l4l FLORENCE PSATY Sugar and splce and everythung thats nxce Soccer 12 3l Hockey IZ 3' Franklln Forum 43 4l French Club l4l F DALEY PULLIS Haste makes waste Why hurry Track 4 Math C u l DONALD ARTHUR RAABE Hrs charm IS In hls earnest srmle Commerclal Club 13 4l Baseball 'll Football ll Soccer Il 21 Cross Country I2 3l Trac 43 4l -L Page Twenty one ,, V l, 4 f 'I ' f I ' l4l5 r 1 li n 41. 1 g g ' 4 . 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O, Play l lg l b l4 . -, W 3 1 4 Q , 5 - , 1 k I Page Twenty two WILLIAM W RAGSDALE JR Tas an offuce of great work and you an offncer fat for the place As lstant Edltor of Park School Jottlngs l Class Secretary 121 Track 121 Ice Hockey 121 Assistant Manager of Football 131 Franklun F rum 13 41 Servuce League 13 41 Tennis 31 Assustant Busmess Manager of Ruther fordran 131 Latun Club 131 Manager of Football 141 Captain of Tennis 141 Executive Councul 141 Sensor Class Executnve Councsl 141 VIRGINIA B RAPP Her vouce was the volce the stars had when they sang together Franklnn Forum 141 Commercial Club 141 Spur Staff 141 HERBERT CHARLES RAUCH Snlence often persuades when speaklng falls Presudent of Student Councnl 1l 1 Art Club 12 41 Assnstant Track Manager 121 Manager of Track 131 Football 13 41 Busmess Manager of Rutherfordlan ELIZABETH CARROLL RIGHTER Well read and well bred on top and un books Junlor Better Fnlms 12 3 41 Servuce League 13 41 Secretary ofG O 131 PnncupalsCoun 1 ub .IEANNE LUKENS RIGHTER Softly speaks and sweetly smules Secretary of Student Councvl 11 1 Hockey 121 Soccer 121 Servlce League 13 41 Cast of The alant 3 Y 33 13 41 Dramatlc Clu 41 Secretary of Servlce League 141 Secretary of Dramatuc Club 141 Treasurer of Y 33 141 Executnve Councnl 141 Rutherfordnan Senlar wrlte ups 141 Dramatuc Club Follles 141 EVA MARIE RISSLER She has a wmnlng way Commercial Club ll 21 Basketball 12 31 FRANKLIN ROBIN He was so generally cuvul that no one thanked hum for lt Treasurer of Park School Jottmgs 1l1 Lat Clu 13 41 Edntor of Hughlnghts 131 Spanlsh Clu 141 ELIZABETH ROSS The only way to have a frnend us to be one Soccer 12 31 Hockey 12 3 41 Baseball 12 ac 1 B a Grls A A Councnl 12 3 41 Captam of Hockey 1 Latun Clu 13 41 Coac o Soccer 141 Secretary of Class 141 Presldent of C Y 141 RICHARD ERNEST ROST but he was handsome and he danced divinely ack 42 3 4 F b ll 421 Baske c GALEN BROWN ROYER I-low forcible ore right words by the right person Track 43 41 Assistant Manager of Track 42' Service League 24 G O Play Cast 441 Math Clu 444 MARIE ANTOI NETTE SALMERI Diligence is the mother of good fortune Track 42 French Club 44l ROBERT J SCHARG A true and trusting friend of all amish Club 43 4 So Cer 3 44 Art HAROLD NELSON SCHENCK In company a very pleasant fellow Played football in 3l ROLF ERNEST SCHNEIDER Great in mind greater in appetite ross Country 43 4 T a k 43 4l Frenc u t lu 4 4 Secretary Treasurer of Math Club 44l HOWARD VICTOR SCHRAM -For many a joke had he. F nklin Forum 42 3 44' Dramatic Club ' ub ' S r ' . . y 3 'Track . EDNA LOUISE SCHREIBER The deepest rivers flow with the least sound, French Club 44l' Commercial Club 444. .5 KI - - , V Page Twenty- three Page Twenty four ROBERT GEORGE SCHROEDER True as the needle to the pole Or as the dual to the sun Baseball 411 Math Club 441 GEORGE B SERVICE Gosh but st was weird' Soccer 43 41 Servlce League 441 EUGENE SHAPIRO Tus the mmd that makes the body rnch Spannsh Club 43 41 Soccer 441 Spur taff ARTHUR R J SHERWOOD I am In earnest l wull be heard oseball 4l1 Cross Country 43 41 ug lnghts Staff 431 Franklm Forum 441 Spanush Club 441 Presudent of Spanlsh Club 441 Natlonal Honor Socuety 441 Track 44 Rutherfordlan Sta f 441 HARRY G SITARSKY A lnttle nonsense now and then lS relnshed by the best of men Football 42 3 41 Commercnal Club 42 3 41 Asslstant Track Manager 431 Track Manager DOUGLAS M SMITH The Smith a mighty rnan IS he Track 43 41 OLGA REGINA SOMMERFELD e mnxed reason wnfh pleasure and wlsdom wuth mnrth Commercual Club 43 41 NAOMI SPEER elf knowledge self control B sketball 42 3 4 Ba eball 42 3 41 Track 31 Cornmercual Club 43 41 Spur Typlst 441 Rutherforduan Typ 1' 441 Self reverence s KENNETH C STANFORD Hang sorrow make merry wnth me Baseball 1l 23 Soccer 1l3 Football 1l3 EDNA STEUBER S IS for Steuber sports and sportsmanship' Basketball 12 33 Baseball 12 3 43 Track 12 3 43 Captam of Soccer 12 33 Girls A A Councxl 12 3 43 Hockey 13 43 French Club 133 Latnn Club 133 Rutherforduan Staff 143 Executuve Councll 133 Jumor Class Executuve Councul 133 Coach of Basketball 14l Soccer 143 Secretary of Lotln Club 143 Servlce League 143 Sensor Class Executuve Council 143 EDITH R STIRLING She was qulet and studlous wuthal Dramatic Club 12 3 43 Latun Club 13 French Club 13 43 Commercnal Club 143 WILLIAM P St JOHN Infmute ruches In a llttle room Baseball 1l3 Basketball 1l3 Latln Club 1l3 JOHN VINCENT SULLIVAN l have fought a good fnght l have fmlshed my course seball 1l 2 3 4 Track 12 3 Cross Country 13 43 Basketball 13 43 MARGARET MARIE TELSCHOW Quuetness and efflclency are her most used tools Basketball 1l 2 3 43 Captam of Basketball ack H e Soccer 12 3 43 Franklm Forum 13 43 Baseball 12 3 43 Commercial Club 13 43 Art Club 143 President of Commercnal Club 143 Spur Staff 143 Servlce League 143 Y 33 143 JOH N THOMAS JR He hath eaten me out of house and home Track 123 Service League 12 33 Executlve Councul 133 Football 13 43 H Y 143 CHESTER WALLACE THOMPSON Oh, sure ' Franklm Forum 13, 43, Tennls 13, 43, Execu tnve Council 143, G O Play 143, Dramatnc Club 143 Page Twenty flve Page Twenty sux WALTER EUGENE TREUT Thou wert my guude phllosapher and fruend Baseball 1l1 Track 12 41 Hlghllghts Staff 131 Servlce League 141 G O Play 141 HOWARD EDWARD TWIST Gravuty vs the ballast of the soul whnch keeps the mund steady Club 12 3 41 Cross Country 13 Math Club 141 French Club 141 Ruther forduan Staff 141 BETTY JANE VAN AUKEN l would my tongue could speak the thoughts that ruse In me School Lrbrarlan 111 Basketball 1l 2 seball 11 2 3 k Dsrec tor of Chrlstmas Play 111 Spur Staff 12 3 41 Hockey 12 3 41 Coptam of Hockey 131 Soccer 12 31 Coach of Soccer 141 Wunner Gurls Track Tophy 12 31 Art Club 12 3 41 Presldent of Art Club 141 Inter Class Debatmg Team 131 Franklin Forum 121 Rutherfordlan Sensor wrnte ups 141 Co Y 141 Scrence Club 141 DOROTHY MAE VICKERS Tas nlce to be natural when you re naturally nuce Baseball 12 3 41 Basketball 12 3 41 Cap tam of Basketball 121 Soccer 12 3 41 Captaun of Soccer 141 Coach of Basketball 141 Hockey 12 3 41 Latun Club 13 41 Commercxal Club RALPH EDWARD von HAGEN Man of pollte learnung Tack 12 3 41 Cross Country 131 Soccer CHRISTOPHER VUYOSEVICH A man wlth a smile nn hum ms always a joy nn lute ack 1l 2 3 seball 3 41 a ket all 1l 21 Ice Hockey 121 Soccer 12 3 41 Captaan of Soccer 141 Pruncupal s Councll 131 Servlce League 141 WILLIAM T WALSH JR Wat us the salt of conversatlon ack 11 B se a 1 Cross Country 12 31 Manager of Cross Country 131 MARIE FRANCES WALTER She never grows weary of donng good Art Club 141 ELLA ADA WARD Her words luke so many and asry servntors fall from her pen at command Bas etball 12 31 Baseball 12 31 Soccer 131 S ur Staff 141 Ruthertordnan Staff Head Typust 131 ELSA LOUISE WAYER A sweet attractuve knnd of grace Hockey 12 31 Soccer 12 31 Basketball 12 B seball 12 1 Track 12 31 Art u rench Club 13 41 Spur St 1 1 SARAH ELIZABETH WEBB Slender and tall And loved by all J mor Better Fulms 12 3 41 Secretary of Junuor Better Fnlms 141 Baseball 12 3 41 Soc ce 121 EMILY VIRGINIA WEST There s charm nn her husky yoace Tack 12 3 41 Baseball 12 41 Hockey 2 Grls A A Councul 12 41 Soccer Secretary of Class 131 Class Executlve Council 13 41 French Club 131 Vuce Presndent of Class 141 Executlve Councll 141 Coach of Basketball DORIS A WHEELER Wonderful ambstuons she had always crowned wnth success Secretary at Class 11 1 Treasurer of Class 121 Basketball 12 3 41 Baseball 12 3 41 Hockey A A Councnl 12 31 Natuonal Honor Socuet ur S off 131 Edltor In Chief o Spur 141 French Club 13 41 Latin Club 13 41 Co Y 13 41 Vice Presldent of Co Y 141 Junior Better Fnlms 131 Treasurer of Junuor Better Fnlms 141 Jumor Executuve Councll 131 Sensor Coun G O Pla 1 ROBERT WHITE Hls mund has kungdom and has will has law Spanish Club 13 41 President ot Spanish Club EVELYN L WHITENACK She sat she mused then udly trauled her pen Hockey 12 41 Soccer 131 Commercual Club A Cu 13 41 Franklin Forum Spur Staff 141 Hnghlughts Staff 141 CoY 141 Typist of Rutherfordlan 13 41 HELEN MARGARET WHITTEN Her good nature carrles charm s etball 1l 2 Art Club 12 3 41 Soc 12 3 41 French Club 13 4 Latln Club 13 Commercual Club 141 Page Twenty seven 1 11 Q - e ls , Q , 1 2 1 ,, p H I ,, . ,, I Q - l l ,, - . H 31: 0 , 3 : , : C1 b 12, ' 3, 41, F , , Off 3,4 . U' . , 1 f . f , , 1 , 1 1 , 41, i ' . . A , 5 13, 41, 141. 12, 3, 41, Soccer 12, 315 Track 12, 31, Girls' . . ' , 1 ' ' v 13, 4U usp 11 t I - l- v - f Cul 1415 . . y 14 . 141. 13, 41, rt l b , 5 A 141, Bo k , 12 1 , 1 cer , , 1 , 1: ' ,411 Page Twenty-elght H PALAMONA WILLIAMS A yotary at the shrlne of Art Art u Hockey 7 Franklin Forum Sclence u 2 3 Asslstant Art Edutor of Rutherfardlan 2 Art Edltor of Ru herfordnan 3 Junlor Better F lms I2 3 Spur St ff 3 Latm Club -4 Secretary Treasurer af Scuence Club 3 THEODORE FRANCIS WINGENDER Studuous of ease and fond at humble thungs Track I-ll WILLIAM H WURDEMANN He had a head to cantruye a tongue ta persuade and a hand ta execute any mlschlef ccer 12 3 -ll Franklln Forum I3 -41 ase HELEN ANNETTE ZAKU Cheertulness IS an excellent quallty sketball Ill Prlnclpa uncll I3l Franklnn Forum I-ll Baseball l ELIZABETH ZANARDI Sweet mercy us noblllty s badge cer 12 3 4v Hockey 12 3 4 Track aseball 3 Basketball l3l French Club 4 Rutherfordlan Ty ISI 43' RICHARD ZIMMERMAN The heart to concelve the understandlng dlrect the hand to execute F ench Club 13 4' President of French Cross Country 3 -l Serylce League Buslness Manager of G O Play l-ll Math :Qu Club 1 Club MARGUERITE VIRGINIA DAVISON I love but one I love na other all YZ r u HENRY VICTOR SWENSON man he seems of cheerful yesterdays and confldent tornorrows seball fl ball Socc 4 Hugh ts Staff CLAYTON DESIRE COTE foung an lurnbs nn guagment old WILLIAM FLEMING A lord of large experlence GRACE I FOELLER A noble type of good Herorc womanhoocl Basketball P Bl Rutherfardlan Typust l3I A Club 441 CH ESTER D I NGRAHAM A sense of humor IS a marvelous thang S nu r Y 3 4l Serylce Lea ue l l Treasurer of Sensor H: Y 141 Football I l r ck Bas FRANKLIN KOUR Men of few words are the best men WALTER A MARTIN Deep In the general heart of man I-las power survlves rack 3 nlor 1 1 P KATHERINE RITA PAPARIELLO l ers was the shy sweetness of sheer sumpllclty Treasurer of Commerclal Club l4I MARGUERITE FRANCES REGAN Deftly her flngers flew a er the seams Swlmmlng Team l I Water Palo l Hockey Basketball Ea t Orange Hugh Sch ol 1 4 u 'Ds Page Twenty nlne Basketb ,3lgAtClb '3,-ll. -3 UA , I Ba 1gFoat lllg er 2lg ' - llgh l3l. , f f A 1 rf . Junlor Hi-Y ll lg Treasurer of Junior Hi-Y 431g e 'o Hn- 1 , g ' g 4 g ' - : l, 2, 3, 4 gTa +l,2,3,4lg ketball l2,3l, T l lgJu H-Y 2 g Hn-Y l3,-41. ' l 1 ' 'J '21 . 3P. 5 o 1 ww QV President JOHN ELLIOT Vuce President EMILY WEST Treasurer ROBERT PALMATEER Secretary BETTY ROSS NOW IT CAN BE TOLD NE hundred eughty Sophles full of pep and glee came ruppnng unto R H S pruze class of 33 Wuth o whiz and bang we started off and bought our stunning banner How come? We dug unto our leans un a most unheard of manner As a cut throat gang ofMex1c:ans nn costumes whlte and green we all turned out on gay Class Nvte and were heard as well as seen We also trued the drama lnne rn a funny luttle skut and when nt came to nouse and song nt happened we were nt To Mr Mxllard advusor many thank you surs are due Wlthout hrs guudance and advnce we d not be Smllnn through Then next as Junuors we emerged wlth condescendung alr and when there was a job to do we dud It then and there' The nuftlest peppuest T dance ever run nn R H S was sponsored by Yours Truly nuff reason for success On Junuor Day we took a trap lMy word but It was cold'l The water froze the tender tots and daunted even the bold Have a good tame? Well say we dld for Asbury s qunte a town ln splte of ague shlvers chull we turned rt upslde down Small wonder that the football dance gave smulung satlsfactuon We peppy ones supplied Naleouse grrd men the bug attractron ln green and Page Th rr x -- ... V -,- -.. A4 1 .- 4Q L Y I ,f ' - - P . , . . 1 ' 1 . . ,,, ,, . , 1 - 4 1 1 11 - 11 - 1 - - 1 - ' - 1 -- 1 1 1 - 1 ' ' I , , , , , I . , . , , , , , , . . . . . . - 1 1 1 . , . 1 x. whlte a gallant group of saulor gurls and boys we all sauled forth on gay Class Nlte and took the cake for nouse' The sklpper of our sailor crew can be descrrbed as swell Who was he? Oh of course you know that grand guy Mr Odell When tall came round we surely sensed approachung graduatnon reason qulte enough and more for chms hugh elevatuon' Under Mass Owen s guiding hand wlth wnll to do and dare we chose a Sensor Councul to handle each class affaur On January s twenty seventh eve we held a bug event thing outstanding among the deeds we ve done we gave our school an All State star Jnm Hands excelled by none And now as June draws nearer farm nerves begun to quake for out we go and far afneld to search and undertake We make our bow the curtam drops a large tear wetly falls Soon nn a frame we ll stare at you from the schoolroom s dusty walls Oh R H S oh teachers friends remember Thlrty Three' So long' We ll see you In the fall Rah' R H S' shout we Page Thirty one I I ' II II . ' ' 1 1 - ' ' ' -a . . , . . . , . , . . ' r the Harvard Crimsons harmonized, and everybody went. There's another . . , I- ' 1 1 - 1 I I I . Q Q . ' I I 1 ' ' '1 1 1 I 1 l - ' ' I ' II II SEPT ue We Thur r a Mon Tue Wed Thur r a Mon Tue Wed Thur r Mon Tue Wed Thur 1' UNCLE WILMOTS ALMANAC EMBER 1932 7 1939 OCTOBER 1932 at Mon Tue Wed Thur r O 1938 1950 Page Th rty t Warden and keepers swelter and welter preparung cells for unmates Inmates return to cells for wunter Warden makes a speech to unmates Books' begunnung of our sentence l1O months of hard laborl Shapuro has pants pressed lAdvertusementI Bull Wurdeman breaks furst resolutuon by appearung wuthOUT homework Mrs Webster wakes up Vunny Lempert un assembly George Servuce and Charles Craven go unto partnershup to Sell henfruut Duck Chapman muxes new compound un chemustry Result new lab Bob Schroeder argues wuth Mrs Ross un Trug class Poor Bob' Truck Zummerman sells a tue thunks the depressuon us over John Sulluvan us the outstandung barruster un Muss Mar shall s Commercual Law class Thus marks the end of Ralph von Hagen Caught by Muss Scusm horse chestnut peggun Howard Schram us seeung a lot of Muss Ely these days untul four o clock nughtly Cross Country men celebrate furst day of autumn by run nung un new unuforms Brrh' Soccer team beats Alumnu Jubulant but muddy dances now Spur parades sandwuch gurls un assembly Soccer team up to uts old trucks tued Hackensack Gas Bulls nough saud Henry Hofener lMonsueur Sans Accent l remembers to put hus accents on French homework One month gone' Only eughty fuve more days tull Chrust mas vacatuon so states Herbue Hoehl Football game wuth East Rutherford Well waut ll next yearl' Manager Bull Walsh actually showed up at Cross Country practuce Ralph Kung surpasses Babe Ruth s home run record Robert S harg kucks at soccer ball Result a muddy man Fred Osberg ostracuzed from Soccer dressung room for sungung un the showers Tuna Korn tounds S P C E A lSocuety for Preventuon of Cruelty to Elephants un Alaska! Ccntudence restored Englwood vanquushed on gruduron I T . 6 V ' d. ' ' . . 8 ' . F 1. 9 .- ' ' s 1. 10 ' ' ' . . 12 ' I ' ' ' . 13 . ' ' ' . . 14, 'U ' ' . 15 ' I ' ' ' . : F 1. 16 ' ' . ' ' . s 1. 17 . ' ' ,- ' ' . 19 ' t ' ' ' ' - . 20 ' A t' . ' . 21 I 1 ' t' ' ' - . . 22 B- u . ' ' - P 1. 23 ' A ' ' , . Sat. 24 George Bullard is mastering two things-his feet. Yes, he . Il II 1 Il . - 1 ll ' . . 27 ' ' ,-' . I 11 - 1: - . I ' ll - ll F 1. 30 A . ' - 7 ' ' ' - S . 1 ' .- , 1' ..! . 3 I ' - I 4, ' I ll ll I - . . S c ' . : . . 6 I A A ' ' F 1, 7, ' . .I . l. . ' ' s 1. 8 ' 1 ' ' ' ' . I - WO Mon Tue Thur a Mon Tue Wed Thur r O Mon Tue Wed Thur at l 945 1937 1941 1940 1938 Fire Prevention Week Ray Andersen is elected fourth assistant brass polisher of Wood Ridge Fire Department Florence Berns Oh we forgot it s Fire Prevention Week Anne Durels private secretary marries the boss Dot Clarke makes her first million on home made straw berry ice cream Cliffside Park takes back seat in football circles Miss Ely predicts Democratic victory in November Ed Cloonan starts selling tickets for the Math Club MARCH Tea Dance Daley Pullis volunteers to recite in Spanish class Clayton French not tardy for the first time this year Thelma Blondie Edwardsen s first five children have black hair Walt Treut spends Saturday recuperating from rehearsing the G O Play love scenes Dave Longaker sleeps in Chemistry Rolf Schneider eats ALL the refreshments at French Club meeting First hockey fatality Nora l-lampel s thumb Doug Smith killed by falling off school roof His life saved by Franklin Kour Beatrice Lepanto crashes Hollywood The never to be forgotten Kearny game genius NOVEMBER 1932 Tue Wed Thur r a Mon Wed Thur a Mon Tue Wed 1 947 Members of the dancing class trip the light fantastic especially Robert White Miss Ely the Voice of the Democrats predicts victory for them in coming election Miss Ely still predicting Democratic victory Arthur Sher wood Voice of Socialism heartily disagrees Moe Mackie rides a CAMEL down Park Avenue lAdver tisement l Break in Nite at the Rivoli is popular with football play ers especially Nick Ferraro Nels Cornell is late Theodore Wingender wins a dollar on election bets Lucky dog' Dr Jeksties discovers another germ bacillus totonsius arntraudius Robert Gunkel begins to make his New Year s resolutions Franklin Robin is seen with a dashing brunette Could it be Lillian B1ergP Barbara MacMullen arrested for robbing Doug Smith s tomb The disgraceful chattering of Elizabeth Zanardi necessi tates our re assembling three times' Sally Derato enjoys the fire drills immensely a chance to sneak in a few extra sandwiches Page Thirty three V IO, I . I . 1 . I . . ll .- , 7 1 ' 1 1 Q , 13, , 1 , ' . Fri, 14, u 1 1 1 - - s 1, 15 1 . . 17 1 1 1 1 1 . . is 1 1 . 19 1 ' 1 1 1 . . 20 1 1 1 , F in 21' Il I 1 Il I ' ' ' S 1. 22 ' 1 1 . 24 ' ' 1 ' 1 . . 25 A 1 , 26 1 ' 1 - ' . , Z7 1 A 1 1 . 1 1 Fri. 28, 1 ' . S . 29 - - - . Mon. 31 Mr. Gottshall tears his hair out at Galen Royer, chemical I -I . - I ll - ' - ,Hui . 2 . 5 I 4 I . I , . . 3 I .. . I. . . .1 .I . T Fi. 4 y ' 1 1 ' ' . - s 1. 5 -' 'j . ' 1' 1 - , 7 ' 1 . ' . 9 1 1 1 . . io, . ' 1 V 1 , 1 1 Fri. 11 ' 1 1 ' 1 . s 1. 12 1. t 1. 1 1 1 . 1 . 14 ' 1 1 ' Thur a Mon Tue Wed Thu r a Mon Tue Wed 95 The Russuan FIVE Year Plan IS approved by V1c Hurst What s that got to do w1th the pr1ce of cheesepl Harold Schenck our woman hater IS seen talk1ng w1th a gurl Shame' W1ll1am St John IS nearly OSphIXIOf6d by B1ll Neumann S new c1gars IEI Roposl Sally Webb speaks loud enough to be heard 1n democracy class The world renowned Cross Country team w1ns 1ts one and only vrctory of season Dave Longaker stnrs 1n h1s sleep Passa1c IS turkey for Rutherford to a l3 6 dressung Dot Campo IS arrested tr1ed convucted sentenced and hanged for runn1ng away w1th the gymnas1um Peggy Regan comes to school Charlle P1rovano graduates l?l from Colgate Dave Longaker wakes for luncheon DECEMBER 1932 Thur r a Mon Tue Thur F O Mon Tue Wed Thur r at Mon Tue Wed Thur Fr l9l7 l939 94 1958 l938 l94O Page Th rty four Edna Drake takes f1rst steps Lesl1e Jean arr1ves thereby enhanc1ng the Papenfus clan Mar1e Montanel1 mortally wounded by a stray bullet at G O play lSecret gun d1dn t go off l AIICIO Onuf IS found s1tt1ng snlent and pensnve 1n a lonely corner whnle Margot Goerner g1ves her a pep talk Horned toad takes l1fe Jane Grafe breaks yumpmg record See Mr Carpenter meant when she asked h1m where hed left h1s l1ons lDan1el 6 IO 233 Mr and Mrs lnee Betty Rnghterl Bob Stuart celebrate the1r b1rthday and theur wooden ann1versary Edward Andnola IS mustaken for Art Hullhouse The Lat1n Club turns ITS thoughts to modern thmgs and sells Hershey s at the basketball game El1zabeth Henkel and Olga Sommerfeld make debut 1n vaudev1lle as the or1g1nal S1amese tw1ns The Rt Rev John Thomas adv1ses h1s flock how to recog n1ze the straught and narrow Chet lngraham makes h1s f1rst appearance 1n that remnant of an lnd1an w1gwam someone passed off on h1m L1ttle Eva R1ssler meets her Uncle Tom Mlss Owen gyps school to go Chr1stmas shoppmg Dntto the lOth Mar1e Walter refuses to do someone a favor Helen Zaku IS found lurk1ng un the byways hardly recog n1zable In long curly colffeur Much excltementl We wonder how we re golng to bear up for two more days Why does everyone look so angelncp Santa comes soon m l1ttIe ones The Red lnfluence 1n RUSSIO IS brought home to us 1n e Chrustmas play Good work Madel1ne' U17 . . U U . . F11 I8 .U , , 1 ' ' ' S 1. l9 ' ' ' U . ' ' ' ' ' ' . Zl ' ' ' . 22 'U - - ' ' . 23 ' ' ' . .24 ' ' - ' . S 1. 26 A , , ' , ' , , , . 28 . ' . 29,l 1 ' ' . . . 30 . . 1, ' . Fi. 2 ' ' , ' . 5 1. 3 ' ' U U . 6 -' ' . ' ' ' . Wed, 7 lt finallyhdawned on' Daniel UO'Keefe what the witty lady A 8, . . . .l - I . I . 11 1. 9 1 ' ' ' '. S ti If I ll . . . 12,1 1 ' U UU U U U U ' . 13, U . . U - ' ' - . I4 U U ' ' ' ' U U 15, ll - H A U . Fi. I6 ' ' ' ., S . l7 ' . . I9 ' . . 20, U U ' 'U ' , - . 21 A '. ' ' ' . 22 U ' ' . , y 1. 23 U ' ' ' ' ' U ' th JANUARY 1933 Wed Thur r Mon Tue Wed Thur T a Mon Tue Wed Thur r a Mon Tue Wed Thur r a Mon Tue 1941 1940 1936 1 940 1940 1946 1 943 What can the attractlon be for Danny ousaeff at Park School? Dave Longaker m1ss1ng 2nd per1od Found sleep1ng on the hall rad1ator Roll McGonegal and Fluff Edwards pass a whole day 1n perfect accord A record n est ce pas? G1nny Rapp stuns opera goers of T1mbuctoo After all these lessurely years W1ll1am Wheat Ragsdale IS caught 1n the act of hurry1ng Bernece Bombell bursts forth w1th those tr1cky bangs Tres charmant Bunny All IS well at R H S but teachers stull shake the1r heads and w1sh for another perfect OffIC6 helper I1ke the 1n1m1tOble Marjorle Davlds The day of all ev1l spells Maybe 1t was to IIDX them that V1ncent Nugent wore h1s sweater backwards and 1ns1de ou Grace Foeller the pr1de and 1oy of the nursmg school steps forth to smooth fevered brows Blue Monday The only cheery one left was our old stand by lda Otto The French Club plays Murder Joe Mazorat1 ralses h1s hand to reclte Must be l1mber1ng up for baseball Unusually lovely January weather Slush' slush' slush' moans Donald Raabe Elsa Wayer famous accompan1st 1o1ns the Ph1ladelph1a Symphony Orchestra Oh we can t remember Jonesy takes a sl1ce of NICE NEW pa1nt off M1ss Park s NICE NEW roadster Charlotte Hodges captures the palpltatnng heart of an 1llustr1ous classmate The name lSJll'T1l'1'1y N1na Johnston R N swells ranks of famous alumnae Mademouselle D1pple st1rs the style world w1th her new Pans creat1ons The Boys Glee Club spends a bor1ng per1od w1thout the ant1cs of Pete Nacler1o Henry Swenson reaches has goal sounds h1gh Z on h1s trumpet Bev Bousf1eld IS sent to the OffICE for talk1ng back to M1ss Butler Can you swallow that? Helen Wh1tten WINS 1n the close race for OffICE of Honorary Dog Catcher FEBRUARY 1933 Wed 1 Jack Farr gets a t1cket for speed1ng He was on h1s way to Montross Avenue Thur 2 1840 Rlchard Rost reaches realm of real1ty woos and weds v1vac1ous VICYOFIG Page Thnrty fIVe . 4 ' f ra. 6 ' I ' , 9, ' 1 ' T f . 10 D ' I, so ' . ll ' ' . ra. 13 V ' .E ' ' 1 I f. S 1. 14, , ' ' ' , . 16 . ' . 17 - ' ' Q 18 . . . , I . . .19 ' . ' '.., Fi. 20, I ' . I .. . . s 1. 21 , ' Q .23 ' ' ' ' . 24 ' b ' u 'E ' .25, ' , . ' . .261 h . I . . . Fi. 27 h ' ' g ' ' ' s 1. 28 ' - ' ' V O Mon Tue Wed Thur r a Tue Wed Thur O Mon Tue Thur F O Mon Tue MARCH Wed Thur r a Mon Tue Wed Thur F O Page Th r 1945 1933 94 1953 1990 Caruso trombonust of the band was the unfortunate vnctum of a hut and run druver T1s rumored Muss De Bold as respons1ble Ken Stanford m1ssed the last bus home He stayed too long on Sant1ago Avenue We re tongue tled' McKenna wore a tue' Dorus Wheeler was heard to say she was knssed by the sun Whose son? Blrthday of two famous men George Servuce and Rowan Mcllwame Democracy class spends Dernod playung wuth Norman Glass s lump watch Ralph Glover lost hus comb and dnd thnngs hum t1ll nt was found' Someone stole Agg1e Barker s pnpe That SOMEONE had to pay the plper Helen Hamllton prepared a French lesson Mlss Butler falnred Adele Brankln drdn t do her French We ALL faunted Johnny Lucy goes West Renny Arata has a terrlflc fall She IS lovely Edna Schrelber dons overalls and paves the way for future farmerettes Nels Cornell IS late Mary Garvan s haur fell down nn Assembly Need we say she blushed? Why was John Ell1ot an such a hurry to get to the Sopho more Soc1al7 Could the attractlon possubly be a certaun young Sub Sophp At 9 51 Daley Pullns Volunteered to reclte IH Spanlsh Wnll wonders never cease? Helen Brannlgan settles another argument NELS CORNELL lS NOT LATE The Spur ns dead' Long l1ve the Spur' March and Mary Douglas come nn luke a Iron Bull McAl1ster gnves away some more lewelry Mr and Mrs Ben Anderson lnee Peggy Brownl buy a pruvate landlng fueld lOh yes and a house too I Muss Ely shakes the hand that shook the hand that NEARLY shook the hand of Presndent Roosevelt Grace Vanderpoel recenves a mark below 90 Lester Nahouse borrows Pee Wee Davuson s skates t1re trouble on that blke Herbne Rauch explores Wood Radge Jnmmne Hands eleven chups off the old block wln thelr flrst game Emy West fIX9S up a date for Ken Harrls and thereby makes a llfe long enemy of Art Hlllhouse Betty Van Auken and Eleanor Huntnngton actually wear thos freak costumes they wore In the cnrcus El' 3 'N I . f . I 1. Sr. 4 E 1' . . 6 ' -4 . ' A . 7 ' ' . , 8 ' E A 2 ' Fi. I . -T , . . . sf. 11 ' h ' ' A . . 14 4. ' ' . ' .16 . Fri, 17 . . sf. 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Fi. 1O A A ' A ' Sf, 11, - I i -six Mon Tue Wed Thur a Mon Tue Wed Thur r a Mon Wed Thur I938 l945 lO I5 APRIL 'I933 a Mon Tue Wed Thur a Mon l O Tue l 94 Dot Vsckers opens Dog and Cat Hospstal Oral Grammar test Room l l averages 98 as usual Eleanor Hsllman and Edsth Stsrlsng have thesr usual confab sn the lsbrary Beatrsce Mslls and Vsolet Knsght tse for worlds typsng champsonshsp The French Club gsves successful tea dance Bobbse Prsce develops the mumps The spsrst of sprsng pervades the poetry class Wstness Betty Nelson s masterpsece on the subject lSee lsterary sectson l E T D lnstsatson Chet Thompson fsnds dresses rather breezy Students of R H S attend Rsvols matsnee sn full force lAnother half sessson l Dress rehearsal for E T D Follses Dresses MUST come clown E T D Follses and Rosemary s never to be forgotten red pajamas Palamona Wsllsams pasnts pelscans pengusns parrots phlsffers or what have you sn Newark Art Museum The Borough Councsl votes to have all telegraph poles renn forced lJean Rsghter has her lscense l nal staff Mr and Mrs Joe Anderson lnee Marguerste Davssonl buy up a lsvery Anyway st s a stable bussness Bettse Leckse opens her futursstsc sculpture exhsbstson March and Ted Rybscks go out lske a lamp lEd1tor s note mssprsnt LAMB l Warden gsves snmates holsday Aprsl Fool' Betty Ross offers the Co Y for refreshments at the Sensor Tea Nels Cornell over worked ss agasn snvsted by the Dean to take a week or so off Sensor Class gsves tea to faculty Wsll thss asd certasn Sensors to graduate? Ella Ward feels she has a slsghtly better chance now We only heard that one hsghly respected member of the faculty almost dsdn t arrsve at the Sensor Tea lTrouble wsth the polsce st ss rumoredll Patty Prsce returns home msnus her appendux but plus a few snternes hearts Ben Mastrangle 20th century Mschael Angelo decorates the Greater Rsvols Msss Dsehl devslsshly passes ssx red lsghts sn utter defsance of the law Ah sweet sprsng' And a young man s fancy lsghtly turns to thoughts of sleep Wake up Dave' Page Ths rty seven , 13, ' ' . . l4 . 95 . . l5 D j ' ' ' A l 16, , . . D . . . . , . Fri, 17 U ' . s 1. l8 ' ' . . 20 ' ' ' D D . I' , 2l . . . ' . A .22 ' . . .Q ' ' ' ' . .23 . 1 . ' . F 1, 24 . . f 1 ' - - - s 1. 25 ' ' ' ' 1 , ' , , . 27 ' 7 ' I ' - Tue. 28, l943 Evelyn Whitenack succeeds Beatrice Fairfax on the Jour- . 29, 94 . ' .3O,94, ' ' ' 1' Fri. 31 D u ' ' ' . ' ' 1 s 1. 1 ' ' ' . ' , . 3 ll Il T - I 4 ' I - I - s . . - 5 - I . S . . 1 V I . A 6 II Il I . I ' I Fri. 7 Q ' ' ' n ' , s f. 8, 1 1 ,U ' ' ' , Wed Thur Mon Tue Wed l 948 Thur 94 MAY I 933 Mon Tue Wed Thu r a Mon Tue Wed Thu r r O Mon l 934 Tue Wed Thur l l939 Page Th rty e ght Bob Ward can stand on hrs head especually on the front lawn of R H S Remember Bob? Olnver Twust IS Mass Law s name for Howard At Sensor play try outs at was Oluver Twust try thus After a ten day yall break the Inmates are once more un thenr cells Betty Nelson completes swnmmung lessons Now she can go over to see that llfe guard at the St George Date of publncatuon of Clayton Cotes latest novel My Lufe lB1g choke eh boss?l Isabelle Molnnan IS lost to us She couldn t fat together the last pieces of her pg saw puzzle A pugslust vernly a pug' Dndla see Frank de Haven at the Garden last nnght7 Bettne Austun and Grace Brown are seen hangung May day baskets on Mr Moore s door Tom Carley eludes the ever watchful eye of Mass Sclsm and ambles home at the end of the thlrd penod Ginny Blum confesses that she puns up that smile every mornung and that the guggle IS automatic A faur damsel calls Bull Flemung her honeybun What dld Bull say? The Sophomore Class gave nts Sprung Dance to whnch most of the school paud tts respects 150 copper pennnesl Oh hum' gust another Saturday wuth nothung to do Why After a long conference at court the judges decuded that the htghly respected member of the faculty Mr G would be allowed out on parole Wuth heart rendmg screeches a faur young thvng IS seen benng carned away by a terrlfuc flood Wuth devnl may care courage she IS saved by our brave hero Don t get excnted lt s only a show given by the Art Club Amld groans moans and bones the staff resurrected Ye Old Rutherfordnan and fnnally sent It to press We hear that Florence Psaty ns toulnng hard at Ballard s How many posntuons have been offered Flo? Mnss Surber famous advnsor of the Knts Klub IS reported to have run off wuth the refreshments at the card party' Who d have thunk lt9 The wandering reporter spots Bob Palmateer dngnlfued President of the Servuce League gulpung dull puckles and ace cream on the merry go round at Coney Island Mane Salmera lParnslan student! practusmg French orders frued bananas and receuves broccoln on toast All our Caesars Clceros and Vurgnls get together and enter taun the school Dad you see Margaret Ellls an that toga7 Dougue MacGregor ownng to has horn playnng abllnty us made Junuor partner In Eel and Fush Seafood Dealers The boys have a holtday thus afternoon Mrs Ross of the faculty takes Betty to dancnng school . l2 - , ' A ,, . ,, I ' , HI 'I A' A JI . . 24 A - ' '- , ' ' ' ' . 25 ' A ' ' , . 26, A AA A' ' ' ' ' Fri. 28,1 1 , ' A -. ' ' ' . 4 A' A ' ' ' Fri. 5 A A A ' ' A' s f. 6 , 9 ' ' f 8 don't we have five and a half days of school? A ' I l ' . ',, . ' . D H . ll ' AA ' ' '. Fi. I2 ' , A - ' ' s f. I3 ' ff A A ,A ' -- . I6 A , ' A ' ' A A' - A 17, . A ' A . A - . .. I .' . 8 ' ' A '. . ' O Mon Tue Wed Thur r a Mon Tue Wed 1950 JUNE 1933 Thur a Mon Tue Wed Thu r a Mon Tue Wed Thur Fr 2034 1940 1 969 1951 1953 Greenberg flies to Paris in five hours breaking Lindbergh s record all to pieces The Barrymores and Bernhardts of the class of 33 strut their stuff in a dramatic interpretation of their down trodden selves l The Youngest I Margaret Telschow never fails to miss a baseball game There must be a reoson l wonder who he is? French Club presents program in Assembly Fully 11 64th was understood lf you want your picture taken don t ask White s Get Helen Newman We heard that our old commuter Tom Keenan almost got hit by a taxi Watch your step Tom Marvin Keys gives Mr Carpenter a break and condescends to come to Physiology class on a Friday Dick Northrup our famous baseball Manager is stung by a stray fly Just another Monday getting down to work again H1 Y picnic' Need we say more? Russell Lindeman wins his last 400 meter race as May lides gently out Mr G that highly respected member of our faculty s entirely exonerated from all misdeeds of the past permanent has grown out l Katherine Papariello refuses to divulge the secret of her longevity Mme Naomi Speer opens her Modiste s Shoppe on Fifth Avenue Wilma Carry continues to startle scientists by her exploro tions in the South Seas How about exams eh Keeds9 Don Hasbrouck famed leader of The Rutherfordians ab sconds with the funds Mr Papenfus named as accom plice Poor Norma Manfredo is eaten by a lion whilest exploring darkest Africa Bernie Katzman world s ping pong champion endorses Steel Shaft golf clubs Vera Oppenheim inaugurates chocolate eclairs as Study Hall refreshments We hear that that team of Vuyosevich and Sitarsky getting closer and closer to close harmony will make that 8 15 spot Soap concern is backing them Flag Day James Kedersha as super superintendent raises the American flag over R H S Successful jail break At last' Page Th rty n ne Fri. 19, . A . . . I . . , s 1, 20 1 v- I 1 b I '- . 22 l ' U ' I . . 23 l ' . F y . 24 ' ' , ' ' '. , 25 A U ' , , F 1. 26 A 7 A Q. ' Q A s 1. 27 ' , ' ,- . 29 A , ' ' . 1 30 '- ' ' . 2 , t 31 I . . . . 1 . 5, ' A 1 Fri. 2 Joe La Grutta is seen in school with straight hair. lHis S t- 3, . - . A . ' 6, .. U . . . . - . 7 , Q . . 8 t , ' , - Fri' 9, A ' h . . 1 . S f. 10 A Q ' ' - ' , . 12 ' ' ' ' . 14, ' . ' D , - ' ' , ' . 15 P P P P P P 2 ' 2' ' 1. 16 ' '- . . ,a f Pi 'R vv 5' 3' Presrdent MARGARET STENZ Treasurer FLORENCE MOLITORIS Vrce Presldent FLORENCE TALLMAN Secretory JOHN GEHRIG YE CHRONICLE OF YE JUNIORS T come to poss In the yeor of our Lord l93l thot mony people come clom onng for knowledge led by Florence of the House of Tollmon ond John surnomed Lucy ond beorung the coffers ond orchuves Curlyheod Stenz Flyang out before them wos o bonner mystlcol In block ond oronge chus eled from the suckers who took rn thelr donce O yeah? When mony moons hod possed lo they ogoun oppeored before rne yet wuser And wnth them wos Stenz potentotess ond to ond her un keepung the roughnecks quuet come Tollmon ond Molltons cthletess guordlon of lucre ond flddler Gehng beorung the records Also come J Lucy keen eyed bos Russell nnmble toed Gregor Cottermole gufted youth ond Moyer After these come Anderson bluthely shootung howkers golore Come o doy when l sow o mighty bottle rogung When oll cleored there shone o resplendent slgnet worked ln costllest gold beonng the nnutuols R H S defended by 0 brove chompuon Kntchm clod nn moul reody wnth shorp speor ond snlver tongue The sugnet wos borne tnumphontly by Betty Croy Then stolklng with mlghty strndes beorung scors from the gnduron morched Brosher blushung Romeo Hore mnghty of snnew Hullhouse lO Toll Mon' ond Yochechok the crockergock And the people celebroted these heroes In o loyous dance And I sow olso hugh prnestesses of Knowledge Von derpoel ond Von lnwogen ond the othletnc moudens Guldone folllng prone Rozzettu boll thrower ond Chreckjlon So they morched snngung songs of prouse lto themselves! ond knckung up the swurlmg dust And then l orose ond went my woy Page Forty . . ip, . ., V Q17 I l 1 I ' I I ' ' II II I I I ' . . . ,, . 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I rv x Page Forty one . , , H1 M M?,1AW pigf Z4 Slf ? ,j Pressdent LESTER NAHOUSE Vsce Pressdent RUTH MEYER Secretory Treosurer ROSALIE ELY THE SOPHOMORE SCRI BBLE T dsdn t toke very long for us to get used to R H S Mr Moore gove us the Sensor rooms rsght owoy thereby ocknowledgsng our supersorsty Before the rest of the school could soy Jock Robsnson we had elected our offs cers ond were on our woy wsth o heod stort Lester Nohouse pressdes Ruth Meyer ossssts ond Rosolse Ely tokes the msnutes ond the money We soon thot we hod plenty of school spsrst by subscrsbsng 75 strong to the Ruther tordson ond ll7 to the Spur Are we sports enthussosts7' You re osksng me Remember those tomous Dsdrsksons Edsth Wsllsoms Arlene Jensen ond Helen Desner9 As for bosketboll wstness Yolondo Coshnells ond Morse Bodorocco They gove even the Sensors o hord tussle The boys weren t bockword esther You could see the crowd brsghten up when Horry Brown ond Elmer McKenno oppeored on the bosketboll court We olso thsnk o lot ot Ssd Levenson ond Tsger Young os boll tossers We predsct o ploce for All Stote Mstchell on the tootboll teom next yeor too But don t get the wrong sdeo we don t ploy oll the tsme There s Roy Hunt who overoged 95 tor oll lost term Countless others mode the Honor Roll Whot s thot you soy? The Sophomore gurls seem to prefer the Sensor boys? On the controrx I thsnk the Sensor boys preter the Sophomore gsrls And why shouldnt they? Just look who we ore lxgc ' i- 'H A f 9 'fin P ,dr . . II ' ll I ' hod to elect on Executive Council to keep trock of the 204 of us. We showed ' Il ll ll - , , . , l ' ll ll ' , ll I , ' l 'ig Ff r, , Y f 4 ff Muff' wh ,,1v if' -X GQ? 573,32 Page Form three K - I1 3 f 'I . I , , x-. N., I , 1 -fw- 5 :WH -g f nj,-ff, MH, ,Q Ngfl'K'f , . .44 ,V fy ,V , ,fr W, np',.,v-cd f-1, .' , -. J, .445 ,,,,, . , . ,yy ,. 4, ,A 1 x . . , f ,gn :f,.f,f:f J. N , f ff ' a., ' I, w ', Y if g.'L'f Tkm M' '. ' , T555 QELITERARYHQ WAX FRUIT Artafacaal fruat an a pale blue gold trammed bowl a fumble of color hard for the eye to behold Rosy cheeked apples golden bananas and faery oranges marror the sun s beams They throw off the laght at all angles staan ang at wath thear own rach hues The room as transformed by thas raot of color It seeks out every corner braghtly castang ats amage on wandows marror chandelaer It as an offerang to the gods resplendent on some pagan altar The sun pales and an the shadow the bowl takes on sullen hues as af affronted by my plebeaan stare THEQDORE WINGENDER 33 DESERTED STAGE Gaunt bare walls laced wath hangang ropes and chaans Covered wath smeared whatewash and scrawled autographs The skeleton of a house leans crookedly agaanst a paunted tree Props are scattered here and there a tan cup a broom a wane aug Laes voad of all glatter Gone as the make belaeve whach glowed and sparkled an the spotlaght Yet at as all enchantment to me BETTY VAN AUKEN 33 JOY stand enthroned on a velvet hall My power the breeze from God s wandow I fall myself wath the lure of Sprang And my beang vabrates And my senses tang My thoughts are vagabonds dnftang from me Lake the roban an autumn the brook to the sea One thang I know keenly wathan me at rangs My lafe s worth the lavang I am glad' my mand sangs EUGENE sHAPa RO 33 IDEAS Ideas come Wath the darkness and the stars Some draft away After a delaghtful pause The others l wall hold Untal my hour arraves JOHN ELLIOT 33 Page Fo ty fou .1-. 3.- - I - I 1 . - I I ' I ' I - 1 I I I ' 1 I I i I 1 1 - . ' A scrap of tinsel from a dancer's skirt, kicked and scuffed by many feet, I - l , I ' , , ' Sall. I I I I , . 11 - - I - I y I I - i A Y - F CONTRAST Marussa turns un her gulded bed l3ut remembers her appountment at eught Le couffeur must put a wave In the haur that Gad made straught Creole Marne the dusky maud Prumps herself by the unk Madame Therese must flatten out The haur that God made kunlc DORIS A VVHEELER Ol-l' O' Archubald he fell out of a second story wnndow on his head Wuth out a word he got up and staggered away to make up a poem for Muss O for whuch he got Ell FRED OSBERG 33 LIFE Wuth clear sughted puty l gazed Gray tumblung water Each proud crest bowed un turn after fruutless effort Reachung despaurung outstretched hands Between whose eager fungers the sands slup slyly through Depressed and tured I went away NORMA MANFREDO 33 MONEY PLANT LEAF Enchantung pearl whute soft you glow luke satun un the whute lught reflectung no color yet somehow urudescent oyster gray un the shadow with the fauntest hunt of blue edged by a tan thread that breaks when touched You are the lost wung of a pearl faury BETTY NELSON 33 Page Forty fve . S. I Q A , '33, I l I - I I I 4 Stumbling, fallingi , , I - I 4 f I ' g . I .- I I T-i A SEMICIRCULAR VIEW Clnck cllck cllck' A wundshueld wlper cuts nts capers on a sheet of glass Through the semuclrcle cleared by thus skater I see human fnsh splashlng across flooded sllppery streets Enormous raindrops and gargantuan snow flakes pelt a floundernng swummung turtle luke beung Qulckly he draws has head unto hus trench coat shell' and struggles on Streaks of gray and driven whnte hnde the deluged street then break to let unto my sem: cnrcle more and wetter vnews of les mlserables NORMAN GLASS 33 MONARCI-I OR SERFP I am a yardmaster I am kung of my domaln the ranlroad yard I make em and break em trains Little ones unto bug ones bug Ones unto lnttle Ones I run em Stop em start em and run em agann For l am ruler of my knngdom I hare em fare em men All to what end? In turn by my superuor cHESTER THOMPSON 33 A JEWEL BOX I lnft the cover umprnsoned Ilght leaps forth' Jewels on a bed of soft whnte cotton Rhlnestone bracelets wnth flames of llght flashung and dartlng luke the fangs ofa snake An Opal rung changung as I turn ut from whlte to cool pale green to palest amethyst to deep blue green to a blaze of crimson Glustenung crystal beads are balls of fnery red balls of sclntnllatnng green I puck up the necklace The box ns enveloped ID myruods of mucro cosmnc rainbows playing hnde and seek The crystal stopper of a perfume bottle gleams glitters flashes wlth the captured lnght I close the box lmpnsonmg thus coruscatung light LILLIAN BJERG 33 NEW YORK NIGHT The dusky manden Medntatnvely fnngers her jewels She dangles them hugh over her head Then firmly clasps them on her neck Dlomonds flash On a coal block bosom EVELYN WI-IITENACK 33 Page Forty sux I I ' T 1? I .- I 1 I I , A I , I 2 I I l ' I I I I ' I I I I . , . , I I .. .- I also am made or broken, hired or fired -T I , . I - - - - I - I I I I , I I I-IAIL Fallang fallang slantwase the haalstones beat a ceaseless tattoo A sudden gust of wand' They swerve crazaly beatang tame to the uneven rhythm of the elements Influenced by a swarlang shudder an the storm they emerge a fantastac blur Forcefully hurled manaature spears rendang the aar stabbang gleefully the cold black pavement sharp need'e po nts prackang cruelly the yaeldang turf frozen cuttang porcupane qualls ammunataon from the heavens peltang relentlessly anto grovelang submassaon the lattle new grasses Mercaless unyaeldang each ace stone raps aaggedly th dullness of the sky rsaoaaavafx MANFREDO 33 PGOI-I There she sats on her cushaon of Chanese red contrastang brallaantly wath her own madnaght hue ammobale as the Sphanx of ancaent Egypt l-ler eyes of amber regard the outsade world wath complacency She as an enagrna fathomable A sudden noase' She as all alertness every s newy muscle taut as the saals ofa shap as at straans an the wand Slankang st althaly she seeks the dasturbance Nothang there' She returns haughtaly to her scarlet red stool satasfaed She stretches languorously laes down drawang her daanty paws under her as would a gentlewoman draw her skarts about her lest her lacy beauty be caught by the thorns of the rose l look agaan I-Ier eyes are closed She as now nothang more than a patch of anky naght dropped by mastake upon the petal of a flamang poppy BETTY Ross 33 Tl-IE RAIN The raan comes on lattle wangs It flats through the clouds and dances ancessantly along the busy street ININA aoaarsastorsa 33 I I am a graan of sand I slap through the narrow neck of the hour glass And the other groans surround me and bury me Then someone turns the glass and Tame and I slap back agaan PALAMONA WILLIAMS 33 Page Forty seven - , - , 1 i- a a I -. 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SPRING Yesterday I was a goldflsh Swlmmrng round and round the bowl Today I am o rannbow trout Leaplng at each passlng lught BETTY NELSON 33 A CHEMICAL SUNSET A golden yellow flame of sodlum and potassnum burns low agalnst a sky of cobalt blue marked by streaks of strontuum fmre and faxntly tnnged wuth manganese amethyst Gently thus calcium ball drops down behind the dns tant evergreens Now nt us hndden behund the smoky hulls leavlng behund a merged background of luthlum and :ron flames whlch magncally changes to cold blue spotted wlth electrnc stars NINA JOHNSTON 33 DEW In gray chanots the falrnes rode And spulled three drops of tremblung mercury from gold washed cups Into the lavender faced mornung glones That stretch luxurlantly from my green wnndow box MARIE MONTANELI 33 A SPRING FANTASY There was a battle here last nught Great hordes of cats fought mlghtnly Tearung their fur and scattering at to the wand Burying thelr bones In the sodden ground And only thenr eyes were left Theur yellow green eyes Strewn on every bough' And I heard the people say Sprung IS here Yes sprung us here agaln' EVELYN WI-IITENACK 33 Page Fo tx Q gEt I ...- I I I I I ' 1 - I I I T I ' 1 1 , . 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I 1 I I Sf g-I , THE SMILE The archeologust enters the cool tomb of the prehustoruc man to fund a kung flanked by two guards wuth swords through theur rubs Each skull us smulung A solduer lues wruthung un the throes of death hus body mangled and torn hus face horruble' Yet back of that face us a smulung skull A well dressed man us un hus offuce un hus hand hus now worthless fortune the work of hus Iufe worthless Yet behund that expressuonless face us a grunnung skull A man and a woman over a small casket shed the tears of chuldless parents But two laughung skulls are bendung over the unfants restung place At school faulures fule through the pruncupal s offuce and un rughteous anger hus face us twusted I-lus skull laughs The teacher flays o faulung class Yet her skull us smulung at thurty smulung skulls And I troubled for my future study a book at nught obluvuous of the world WINFRED KINGSBURY 34 CANDLE CAPERS I must wrute a theme for tomorrow An udea strukes me' I lught a candle and lue down to watch ut Wuth what vaun effort the flame trues to reach the ceulung' Now ut relaxes droopung close upon the wuck Then wuth a spurt ut stretches up wuth all uts mught narrowung taperung pountung upward crested wuth now one now two now many dartung peaks Persustently ut strauns and a sudden sprung sends ut zugzaggung hugher Now I set ut before the open wundow on the table Madly now the flame frets No longer does ut seek the ceulung Up and down ut bullows un the sturrung aur sweepung uts graceful self towards the floor It flares at me and casts weurd shadows on the toy anumals The chuna dog wags hus taul Teddy nods hus head and waves hus hand the toy elephants sway theur trunks the stolud pug sulently grunts Tomorrow s theme us wrutten I shut the wundow and turn on the lught Sadly now the flame quuvers uts raduance dumrned by the greater glow Down the waxen candle roll huge tears BARBARA MacMULLEN 33 Page Forty n ne , , , I I I ' . . , , . I I X . . . I I I about me .... My skull-is-smiling. I - I U I . . I . . . ln- 1 1 r I I ' I , . I I , . . . . , . I -- , . - i PORTRAIT Smooth Thot descnbes her As she stonds before her puer gloss A modern plote of foshuon Wlth her block sotnn gown And her block sotun holr l-ler scorlet locquered nouls And her scorlet locquered laps At once provocotrve And cruel From the rouged lobes of her smoll plnk eors Dromonds drlp nn o sporklnng coscode Now wuth o gem loden hond She reoches up ond tokes off the eorrmgs They remand her too much of teors JANE GRAFE 33 Tl-l E M EADOWS AFTERNOON A stretching expanse of sun seored reeds ond grasses wrinkled by silver fllled dltches cut by steel rlbbons crossed ond re crossed by bustlang trcnns Smoke trolllng ond flootlng ond mnnglnng with the sooty purple Sun cheered meodows reflectmg the open comrodeshrp of the sky ond bocked by o smeor of smoky purple TWILIGHT Smoky purple melts unto dorkennng groy studded wuth shunung oronge jewels gnfts of remembronce from the sun whose offer llght llngers caress lngly loothe to Ieove The meodows ore cought up ond fostened by o seom to the sky streoked wnth groyed shodes Pun polnt spongles ore sewn together hndrng the seom Lights twnnkle ond qurver Dusk stretches from me to the glntternng jewelled seom NIGHT Alone with nts mysterlous self huggmg close nts unshored secrets the morshlond broods ln unky spocuousness Resentful It shrouds Itself dorkly os probung fingers of lught cut shorply ocross lt Sulence blockness llghts crossing probing re crossung Sky ond morsh ore one glstterung lewels hade the seom MARY DOUGLAS 33 Poge F fry 11 11 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 I . - I - 1 1 1 A ' 1 IT 1 - - , . 1 ' - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' r 1 i , . l l3ANDlTTl Nnght rushes un from the ocean The masked bandut leadung has host of grayed shadow Speedung toward the west across darkening meadows After Day fleeung wrth her golden hoard MARY oououxs 3 EXUBERANCE Oh an such a world nt s good to be Look' I can smell I can feel I can see I can see the brugnt woolly blue Of the sky luke baby blankets new I can feel each spurt of breeze Sudden as a guant s sneeze I can smell the cautuous rose Poklng out Its tumnd nose Oh In such a world st s good to be When one can smell and feel and see BETTY NELsoN ASI-IOKAN DAM A dlsmal expanse of dark gray water Sulktng wuthun the barruers ofa black shore llne For a moment nt hesntates then leaps unto space Tumblung unto freedom wnth a loud crash Rumblung nts deflance to all the world ln unrestranned happiness rt tosses In the our And falls wuth goyful bounce amldst Itself rushes on callnng back to nts forever lost pruson A never ending song of lzberty EDNA STEUBER RAIN AFTER SNOW Who says the world IS ages old? Today It s lust a dnrty Iuttle boy Gettung hus bath ll m sure he doesn t luke ntl Don t you see the suds foamlng In the gutter Don t you hear hum howllng to the trees? JANE GRAPE 33 Pag Efty one . I . . Q Sl- - , ' 3. . . , , I li. . , , . . , , , 7 - , '33 With unyielding persistence it finds a breakg l It I 4 4 . - ,'33. ., . . , , , . , I - - 3 I .- I I e I '- CATAST ROP!-I E 'Nlewsboxs xell on exerx street corner Akron crashes Bug catastrophe' Akron crashes The Quant Inands ot the prese turn out extra atter extra Curnosntx drarns that Qupph One hundred mules away seventy three rnen Are swnrnrnnng Gasp ng Clutchung at slippery waves Strugglung In vaun For the rox waters are hungry for Courageous death detynng saulars Akron crashes Bug catastrophe' Akron craehes And the money gung!es rn a newsboy S pocket FRANKLIN Raisin 33 DAWN Dawn comes Luke unwnllung revelatlons BRONIS ONUF 34 I 1 1 , , , 1 1 11 I 511 I V ' ' 1 1 1- L f 1 1 1 . 1 , ..,. 11 l . '11 .. . , 1 , 1 4 1 T , . ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS SEPT l3 Four old hoary headed grads Bostelman 23 poet Ashen 23 lawyer Shaterlan 3O musucuan and Wrnght 3l stewdent told us some of theur experlences National Honor Socuety Program SEPT ZO Mr Paulsen head of the N N J I L contributed two more plaques football and basketball to our already overflowlng trophy cases SEPT 27 We had a rousing good tlme shoutlng Ayes and Nays at thus year s fnrst G O meeting OCT 4 Dr W Stuart Carnes who claums to have reduscovered the lost art of making the famous Damascus steel showed us has rubbery product lAnd how he could stretch 1t'l OCT l l The Home Talent Program an which Cornella Sloat tapped Paul Paderewskl Trnch dusted the lvorles and Vlrglnua Luly Pons Rapp and Fred Caruso Davudson yodeled attractively OCT l8 October means football and slnce football requires pep meetnngs Jerry Tamblyn came over to help us brnng down the roof OCT 25 Another Home Talent Program nn whuch the Garden State Trno composed of Vera Prnnce Aluce Martnng and Gabriel Koscls sawed out some of the classics on theur fuddles and plano NOV l Extra' Extra' Mr Toole ofthe Tumes took us behlnd the scenes of a great newspaper and explamed In answer to a warned student s question Why the radno programs are usually wrong NOV 7 Campangn speeches' on the radlo In the papers and today four budding polutlclans told us why their candidates must wln NOV l5 We toured Europe wlth Dr Emmons of the Cook Travel Agency and vnslted the famous museums by means of slides NOV 22 ln the absence of the scheduled speaker Mr Moore fllled un with a short lecture NOV 29 The Commercial Club attempted to show what does NOT happen an a well regulated oftrce DEC 6-School Band Program noted for the saxophone trno trombone smear and the ten mmutes overtime DEC l3 Glee Clubs harmonlze ln several selections Most of the audience wondered why they are called glee clubs DEC ZO Athletuc awards given out featuring the coaches especially Mr Tryon as the Santa Clauses DEC 23 The E T D Chnstmas play a Russnan drama with tongue twlstung names snow and even the wolf at the door JAN lO-The most colorful and unterestnng program of the semester an whuch the color speclalnst Mr Strong da zled us wath has bnllnant ullus tratuons of crystals magnufued ZOO OOO trmes Page Flfty three 1 , 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 , - 1 - ' , - 1 11 11 I 1 1 1 1 1 . 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MAR 28 A desperate rough and tumble tught between Cornelia Sloat and Isabel Molunaru ln masculine garb and exactly thnrty nme Oh Dear s made up the two amusung one act plays presented by the Co Y APR 4 A few members ofthe Math Club-Robert Kntchm Edward Cloonan and George Cattermole showed us would be mathematuclans numerous shortcuts un tamung the untrnguung fugures Oh yes and Fred Davldson warbled another of has delnghttul melodles APR ll The Natronal Honor Society conducted nts annual formal mstalla tlon of new members Dr Schleuter was the guest speaker APR 25 Fancy dancnng and acrobatlcs In charge ot Dorothy Bnghtman was the theme of today s assembly MAY 2 The amusing play A World Wnthout Men the Y 33 s contrlbu tuon to the theater entertonned the school In thls forty mnnute gathering MAY 9 The Art Club Program MAY l6--The Latnn Club Program MAY 23 The French Club Program MAY 30 Memornal Day Speaker JUNE 6 Hn Y Program Page Flfty four I l - ' 1 ' 1 11 11 - - - - - - 11 1 11 1 I ' . 1 . ,, . ,, . . . . . 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RUTHERFORDIAN SUBSCRIPTION CAMPAIGN SENIOR TEAM Robert Prnce Captann Wllllam Ragsdale Rlchard Zimmerman Rolf Schneuder Walter Treut Rowan Mcllwanne Beatruce Malls Betty Leckle Lullzan Bjerg John Ellrot Herbert Rauch Chrustopher Vuyosevrch Naoml Speer James Kedersha Edward Cloonan Benlamrn Mastrangel George Bullard JUNIOR TEAM Dons Sander Captann Avus Clawson Carl Russell lrrna Burgess Wulluam Bookholt Robert Mounce George Cottermole Patrncua Prnce Margaret Stenz Rhoda Profs Edna Gereclce John Gehrlg Robert Sammons Betty Pardee SOPHOMORE TEAM Lester Nahouse Gaptaun Loss Huessmann Raymond Byers Robert Van Voorhls Madelune Mltchell William Mitchell Russell Ryerson Ruth Maclntosh Stanley Young Johanna Lindley Mason Lmclsey The Sensor team brought In the most subscrlptuons wuth the Sophomores coming nn second Those unduvuduals who secured the most subscrlptnons are Wnllram Ragsdale tnrst John Elluot second and Dons Sander thurd Page F ftx s I ' I 1 I I I I I ' I j- IX NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SENIORS-Lnllnan Blerg Loretta De Bold Margaret Ellrs Arthur Sherwood and Doris Wheeler JUNIORS-Irma Burgess George Cattermole Betty Cray Florence Tall man and Grace Vanderpoel page F My Se en 1 . 1, Q . , r VH ..,i A. -. A . I I . f I l I I - ' ' i - v F- N DRAMATIC CLUB Presudent EDWARD CLOONAN Secretory Treasurer JEANNE RIGI-ITER Vnce Presndent HELEN BRANNIGAN Advusors MISS LAW MISS CHAPMAN FRANKLIN FORUM p d nt I RICHARD CHAPMAN SSDI Feb VICE President RICHARD KLEIN res E IWINFRED KINGQBURY Feb June S6Cre1Ory Trecsurer RI-IODA PROIS Adx sore MISS SURBER MISS ELY Poge Fdty e ght ' ' 2 1 I , I . I J , I - I Y , 1 . I I LATIN CLUB President ADELE BRANKIN Secretary Treasurer EDNA STEUBER Vlce President AGNES BARKER Chairman Program Commrttee MARGARET ELLIS FRENCH CLUB President RICHARD ZIMMERMAN Secretary Treasurer CAMILLE MARTEN Vice PresIdent EDNA STEUBER Chairman Program Committee DORIS WHEELER Page Fatty nme ' - Advisors-Miss DIEHL, MRS. HILL - SPANISH CLUB P d t NROBERT WHITE 'Sept Feb P Secretorv Treasurer OLGA CALLEJO 'es' en IARTHUR SHERVVOOD Web Jrmer Adv Sw MRS WEBSTER Preswdervr BETTY VAN ALKEN Secrerorx Tre su er ELEANOR HUNTINQTON VwCe Preswdent PHYLLIS WILKTNSON Adwsor MRS TITNAAN Page Suxfy ART CLUB GICLUBS IN BRIEFIO DRAMATIC CLUB HIS socIety IS fast becomIng the most popular school club lt boasts of forty members who strnve to Improve theIr dramatlc talent by the pres entatIcn of many types of plays Grandma Pulls the Stnngs an lrIsh play the E T D Follles all have been produced durIng the last year In addItIon the club presented a fIne ChrIstmas play and held a successful cake sale FRANKLIN FORUM ONDLY termed the debater s paradIse the Forum has done much to stImuIate an Interest In publIc speakIng by IncludIng In IIS meetIngs debates open forum dIscussIons and mock trIals ln addItIon It organ IZ6d Inter class debates a fIne assembly program and a ChrIstmas party In conIunctIon wIth the Art Club LATIN CLUB RGANIZED to supplement the school LatIn course thIs club has pre sented to IIS members In an Interestlng manner a vast amount of Informatnon concernIng Greek and Roman cIvIlIzatIons SlIdes dra matIzatIons talks musIc all have made the meetIngs of thIs club more enjoyable and InstructIve for IIS thurty members FRENCH CLUB NE may Increase one s TIUGFICY In French by IoInIng our French Club where plays talks and dIscussIons are the order of the SVCUIDQ for the express purpose of add ng to one s esteem for French thIngs Be sIdes much InformotIve work thIs club has sponsored an outstandIng tea dance and hearsay has It that the French C'ub refreshments are unsur passed SPANISH CLUB EALIZING that one learns to speak by speakIng thIs club of twenty has endeavored to furnIsh IIS members wIth an opportunIty for self expressIon In spoken SpanIsh The materIal for thIs speakIng has been found In SpanIsh plays lIterature and customs InterestIng travel talks cur rent news Items ccncernmg our LatIn neughbors and Informal conversatIon ART CLUB HE furtherIng of art Interest In school has been the aIm of the Art Club whose posters ChrIstmas cards sketches and paIntIngs have done much to create an art conscIousness In R H S The Club IS also responsIble for the neat appearance of the school bulletIn boards whIle the cIder served at the meetIngs IS famous throughout the school Page SIxty one 4,1111 1 . I - 4 11 - 11 - - 1 , . . . . 1 11 1 - 11 1 . 1 1 ' 1 - ' 1 1 I - 1 1 . , ' 1 1 . , I . . . . 1 1 1 f I ' 1 1-T' ' ' 11 ' 11 - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - - l . 1 1 1 1 1 X CLUB IMATI-I CLUBI President DOUGLAS MQCGREGOR Secretory Treasurer ROLF SCHNEIDER Vice Presudent EDWARD CLOONAN Advisor MRS ROSS SCIENCE CLUB Vuce President CARL COLLAR Aix nr VIR CARPENTER Poge Sxm my President WILLIAM BOOKHOLT Secrefofx-Treisurer VERA OPPENHEI2' COMMERCIAL CLUB Presvdent MARGARET TELSCHOW Secretary LORETTA DE BOLD Vice Presldent NORA HAMPEL Treasurer FLORENCE MOLITORIS HIY Presudent :v1L?g3A2RA2X?gII5TE:ib'SiE:'e Feb Vnce Presndent JAMES HANDS Secretary Treasurer ?ggg?gERE!?g'E'2:'6JTneF'ept Feb A Advusor MR TAMBLYN Page Sl xty tru ree T Y , - Y Advasofe-Miss MARSHALL - COY Preswdem BETTY ROSS Treasurer DORISWHEELER Secretory HELEN JONES Advisor MISSDUNN Y33 Pr Q '-E EW Eff-NN: qc rdcm AQNEQ BARKER c VUSSL 'V Page xr f cgd-Pt T - X ' 4fpA'N --C ' F - VwCQfprc::ctL'r't HELEN HAMILTCTN Tre-Gamer JEANNE RFGHTER A jx ggr AX C 'A 'uf GECLUBS IN BRIEFIU X CLUB IMATI-I CLUBI ET no one who us unacquaunted wuth geometry enter here such us the motto of our X Club whuch supplements the math course Problems puzzles math freaks astronomy and checker games are some of the fune thungs one enuoys at an X Club meetung A tea dance and assembly program have been put on by thus club of twenty fuve members SCIENCE CLUB VERY Monday afternoon a meetung of the Scuence Club us held under the guudung hand of Mr Carpenter Among the fufteen members one funds persons unterested un geology astronomy buology and osteology all held together by a common unterest un scuence The club has undertaken the recondutuonung of the Rutherford School Museum as the year s prouect COMMERCIAL CLUB HIS club has been formed to expose uts forty members to a busuness luke atmosphere and thereby better prepare them for busuness careers It has arranged shorthand and typewrutung contests and awarded certufu cates of excellence to wunners It also sponsored an unterestung demonstra tuon by Mr I-lossfueld the world s champuon typust and enlughtenung talks by alumnu HIY OMPOSED of suxteen members the I-lu Y whuch was organuzed to extend hugh standards of Chrustuan character has sponsored a formal dance the sunruse Easter servuce four tea dances an Easter dance the Hu Y Follues a cake sale and a vusut to the Hackensack Y all un one short year COY I-IE fufteen Junuor and Senuor gurls who constutute our Co Y have by theur extendung of hugh standards of Chrustuan character and Ieadershup certaunly done theur full share to make Rutherford a funer place to luve un In addutuon to thus the club has sponsored a formal dance an unformal dance a turkey raffle and an outstandung assembly program Y33 ITH the udea of furtherung class spurut the Y 33 whuch counts seven teen Junuor and Senuor gurls as uts members has presented a fune assembly program has bettered the school atmosphere and has done charutable work The school us duly proud of thus club s fune record Page Suxty fuve fx 411.11 . ll.!. 1 f . . . ,, . F, 1 ' 1 Il II 1 1 1 I I I , . . , . Il II ' ' , . . . , . . . . ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - - - 11 11 - I I ' ' 1 - 11 - - ' - II 1 1 1 1 , . 1 ' 1 1 I I . . . , . IH is GI RLS' ATHLETIC COUNCIL Secretory ELLA ROSE Advlsor MISS PARK EXECUTIVE COUNCIL President GEORGE BULLARD Secretory FLORENCE TALLMAN Advusor MR PAPENFUS Page Snxfy sux Vice-President JAMES HANDS TreOSurerV-QMR, STONE SERVICE LEAGUE President ROBERT PALMATEER Secretory JEANNE RIGHTER Vlce President JOHN ELLIOT Advisor MR HOVEY SPUR Editor .H Chnef DORlS WHEELER B M NROBERT PRICE 'Sept Feb Usmess mage' IMADELINE GANS 'Feb Jun Advisors Muss FLETCHER MR FISHER MR STONE Page Sixty Seven I .' ., .- e' - , , , . GI RLS GLEE CLUB BOYS GLEE CLUB D ecfo MISS WILLIAMS I Director-MISS WILLIAMS II' fi- ORCHESTRA Da rector MR LAMBERTI Director MR HOOPS Assistant WILLARD HASBROUCK Manager VICTOR HURST eStn BAND GIRLS ATHLETIC COUNCIL HIS councll composed of fave members from each class has been organ nzed to settle whatever gurls athletuc problems that arrse The Councll passed rulnngs concernnng tarduness at practice the elsmnnatuon of man agers and the selectuon of teams and secured permussuon to have gurls who were partncnpattng In contests excused early from seventh penod classes EXECUTIVE COUNCIL HE busmess of our General Organization ns handled by the Executuve Council whlch us composed of fave Sensors three .lunuors and two Sopho mares The Council has In addutuon to handllng the vast amount of regular G O business arranged two flne Sophomore soclals and the G O dance SERVICE LEAGUE HE annual school curcus the donatlng of books and publncatuons to the school lnbrary the purchasung of a school radso the durectlng of traffnc In the halls and assembly all these and many more thungs owe theur existence to our Service League Havnng a membership of thlrty sixteen Sensors fourteen Junnors and ten Sophomores the S rvnce League IS one of our mast hnghly respected organuzatlons not only for tts flne spnrut of self sacrifice but for nts leadership and well rounded efflcnency SPUR HE offucual R H S newspaper organtzed to further school :deals and to help form and express student opunuons on school prfncupals ns managed by an edntonal staff of twenty and a busuness staff of fnfteen March fuf teen saw the appearance of the mnmeographed Spur whuch has aroused much favorable comment by the student body rcge I I I T . , , . . . I - I I I I I ' I . . , . . I I I I I . f . . 0 . . I I I R' I - I - . ' ' ' I I - I, If - Se e. SENIOR PLAY THE YOUNGEST CAST Chester Thompson Betty Von Auken Jeon Rughrer Jone Grofe Arthur Sherwood Howord Twust Adele Bronklun Golen Royer Mory Douglos MANAGERS Stoge Rolf Schneuder Busmess Wnlllorn Rogsdole Properfles Wnlrno Corry COACH Mass Low G O PLAY REMOTE CONTROL CAST W Tre-ut D Wheeler E Clooncn LoV Wrllloms R Anderson P Prnce H Brow W Honce W Toller D MocGregor G Corte mole G Royer C Thompson ond G Kocsrs MANAGERS Sfoge R Lnndemon Bosness R Zurnmermon ropertles Molunoru Lwghts W Greqcr C Crone COACH M s Low A snsront M Gons Poge Sewenx ne l ll ll ll ll nlgon, J. Grofle, I. Blurdess, B. Croxl, C. Slool, L. Bgerg, A. Bronkun, R. Nor'1hrop,lD.'PoIIrs, A I 24 A-l, l, w .V I l lg P lfl. n . V , . . i 's , s , . . HONORS wmmens or SHORTHAND CONTEST EDNA GERECKE CLAIRE MILLER ANNA GARTINER WINNERS OF TYPEWRITING CONTEST LORETTA DE BOLD DANIEL GUSAEFE MARJORIE DIETRICI- BENJAMIN MASTRANG EDNA GERECKE NIRGINIA RARP MARGARET TELSCHOW NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Sensors LILLIAN BJERG MARGARET ELLIS LORETTA DE BOLD ARTHUR SI-IERWOOD DORIS WHEELER Juniors IRMA BURGESS BETTY CRAV GEORGE CATTERMOLE FLORENCE TALLMAIN P, Sum GRACE VANDERPOEI. RENSSELAER AWARD IMathemohcs and SclenceI ROLE SCI-INE DER KIWANIS AWARDS 'Oufstandung CITIZGIISIQIP Furs! WILLIAM RAGSDALE Second GEORGE BULLARD CO Y PRIZE IScholarshup1 LILLIAN BJERC X CLUB PRIZE IMatI1emahcs LILLIAN EJE HIGHEST RANKING SENIORS LILL AN BJER POLE SCHNEIDEI I . . . . 5 .--F H - ' I , , as I G QQ 7' MARGARET ELLIS fx' Alf ROBERT X'w'I4'TE SNII :'w A Tx-my Ur' OV F rrnr F Nqr Anders rw Arora Carlex Dovldsgn xl LIATHLETICSI T AWARDS BOYS ATHLETICS Football Lettermen I-'U W P VCIV' An.. All State Football Team James Hands Basketball Lettermen J Dvora A H IHOLS I J LI All State Basketball Team Walter Soccer Lettermen P11 mate 0 D 3 Sdfwor Q of Mgr Cross Country Lettermen En GIRLS ATHLETICS Major R s Pount System Sweaters IM Kerri McKenna E rv H T I-T D Nfh I L ag mr L . ..lT Q ,. 1 Br der C Peet' C Ifgmbza' J TFw1 '32 BMI TI D, 2433554 If Kas E lvlvyf '71 Bull? J Z dz VJ JCKQ ni T Yltrsecful, 6 3 Vf, I- ye A Si: fel V' MVA -Auf 'VG' Q n . 'fp I . S'f'1rsU,' V' I?3gf1:Ic 'Vg' I 0 , I 4 13 I Q V., 2, M P. Gssoef . L C, J, Rnbefrczza I,N'Ig1I 3 N G 333 R. ' He' S' :Swv ' f B, I-' II fd D4 RG' erts , .ezicvaw EIIIOI J. N zwrotw P, Q C VL.,fsm,:I1 FCM V IN., 9 If SCIWQP' Vf. NN',.':I2rw'3v1 R. N:IIvw3vroe . .I Awlr jg K I-:He P Sis - J SJ .ze E if I5 L firj- 'cf F Sfyx.-. - I-. 5 Crcerzu. fi V-. -'.':IaP- IvAQ'.' , ,. ' I Et.-raft, I E 'fin-' '. Ptzzffw E 'Bef I. J Vffjf I by 'J 11,3 Cn-.'Qr,vi' If l. l'l'C If FJ rf , A, X,',yg,- Ge-rc? L E XZ , ' A Bzrber ff, E 1 , ' 'EEIE' E S ,,.1-: ff, Tf'g:'-4,-, Tn :::tQ, P Q Sevefi.-I 0' FOOTBALL Captain JAMES HANDS M IWILLIAM MCALISTER Onogers IWILLIAM RAGSDALE Coach MR TRYON Assustant Coach MR DUPES OACH TRYON and Assustant Coach Dupes developed a fast smooth backfleld and a well balanced lune from the prevlous season s veterans and the abundance of new maternal Because our own fleld was beung remodeled all games were played out of town The team started out full of confldence only to be held to a scoreless tue by East Rutherford However the next three teams-all members of the N N J I L were defeated In turn The Kearny game was a thnll from begmnlng to end with our team the lubllant victor The game with Ridgewood was another never to be for gotten struggle un which the opponent won un the closmg mmutes of play Rndgefleld Park was downed by a hugh score and Leonla suffered the same fate an a postponed game The last two games tled Rutherford and Ridge wood for the N N J I L tutle In the funal game Passauc was defeated un a close and hard fought game Managers Ragsdale and McAllster wlll be succeeded by Ball Gregor Rutherford Opponents Rutherford Opponents East Rutherford I4 Rndgewood Englewood Rldgefleld Park Cluffsnde Park I4 Leonua Hackensack I3 Passanc Kearny N N J I L games Page Se e ty four O O ' .... 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I3 ' ' A i- - nga., V -'Km' CROSS COUNTRY Captain EDWARD ANDRIOLA Manager WILLIAM WALSH Coach MR STONE HE cross country team had nts ups and downs thus season From the small number of boys who came out for the team Coach Stone developed a well organlzed squad bullt about Captain Andrrola Lnndeman Elliot and Sulllvan the outstandlng runners of the previous year Although the boys tramed hard they were defeated by the more experuenced runners of East Rutherford and Rldgewood In the next two meets the team dad better tleung East Slde Paterson and losing to lrvmgton by only one polnt ln the funal meet the team ran desperately and defeated Montclalr Academy by an over whelmmg score Unfortunately for next year s team all ten letter men wall leave school In June Rutherford Opponents Rndgewood East Sude Paterson lrvmgton 20 Montclair Academy Eleventh place nn State meet Page Seventy fuve 40 East Rutherford ............................. I7 32 ' ................................. 25 27 ' ........................... 27 3l ' .................................. 30 ' .......................... 47 I A l SOCCER Coptam CHRISTOPHER VUYOSEVICH Manager ROWEN MCILWAINE Coach MR ODELL OCCER upheld the glory of the school nn the fleld of sport thas year by droppnng only four contests all by a close margm Led by Captann Vuyosevlch on the field excellently coached by Mr Odell and better supported by the student body than In the past the fellows have showed flne spnrat a wallmgness to work and an abnllty to succeed which IS unpre cedented In the short history of soccer In Rutherford Mr Odell lookmg forward to another fine season next fall has expressed a hope that many new candidates wlll try out for the squad as only three letter men wull return to the team Manager Mcllwame wull be succeeded by Francns Snook Rutherford Opponents Hackensack Eastern Academy Hackensack Tenafly Eastern Academy East Sade Paterson Tenafly Rldgewood East Rutherford O East Sude Paterson Page Seventy s x 2 ................................. 2 2 ............................. l 2 ................................. 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O O ' .................................. l I .............................. 3 ' ............................ 2 J!!! 5 4 1 T TT t BASKETBALL Captain WALTER MCKENNA Manager JOHN ROBERTAZZA Coach MR TRYON AVING Captain Walter McKenna as the only varsity player left from last year s championship squad Mr Tryon rebuilt our basketball machine and completed a hard schedule with few mishaps The team gained for us the honor of being co holders of the N N J l L title which however was lost in a title play off to Ridgefield Park Mr Tryon developed a fine junior varsity group and looks forward to a more than promising season next year He especially appreciates the efforts of Captain McKenna Art Hillhouse .lohn Lucy and Rennie Arata to keep the team in the thick of the fight this year Rutherford Opponents Rutherford Opponents Alumni Cliffside Park Leonua Passaic East Rutherford Ridgewood Garfield Union Hill Cliffside Park Passaic Cliffside Park Hackensack Englewood Englewood Hackensack Kearny New Brunswick Ridgefield Park Ridgefield Park Ridgefield Park 50 Leonia Page Seventy seven lb U A V '- ' -' ' T f 7 24 ' ........... ZO 39 ' ' ...... l9 31 ' ........... 22 24 ' ........... 26 32 Ridgewood ........ 20 29 Ridgefield Park .... 37 I7 .... 22 35 ' ........ 26 20 ' .......... 40 36 ' ' ........ 38 37 ' ' ...... l7 l7 ' ........... 25 37 ' ' ...... l7 58 ....... l8 29 ........ 23 23 ........ 20 41 ....... 26 28 ........... 23 29 ' ..... 21 24 ' ' .... 32 23 ' ' .... 26 27 ' ' .... 3l ' ........... l9 1.. KLLQLZ BASEBALL Manager RICHARD NORTHRUP Coach MR ODELL ESPITE the dlsagreeable weather and the poor condutnon of our tem porary fueld Coach Odell whipped mto shape a promnsmg team com posed mostly of last season s veterans The new system of appomtung a new captam for each game was put unto effect Although a hard schedule has been arranged by Manager Northrup the excellent fleldung and hnttlng of the team mdncate a successful season and a good chance for the N N J I L I Rutherford Opponents Rutherford Opponents Garfleld East Rutherford Tenafly Duckmson Kearny I rvmgton Leonua Hackensack Rudgefueld Park Columbna Rudgewood Clnffsude Park Englewood Blanr Academy N N J I L games Page Seventy eught .I . . .. I - , .. I ...t'tle. ' .N . I. ,-,X A A. , 1 f T' ', -as -'Q arfifiifft? ffT.a1.i'fli1.mpz.3e- i: :s5l7'-?- rr. . ' TRACK Captaun DANIEL GUSAEFF Manager HARRY SITARSKY Coach MR DUPES ROM the unusually large number who sugned up for the track team Coach Dupes developed a hlghly promusmg squad The runners have a decided advantage over the last few years squads In our newly con structed fleld and as thus article goes to press are antnclpatnng many vnc tones Among the outstandung members of the team are Arty Hullhouse swuft footed half mnler John Elllot experuenced rnller Lundemann and French speedy 440 men Jum Hands husky hurler of the discus and shot and Ralph Kung promnsmg spnnter The following schedule has been arranged by the efflclent manager Harry Sltarsky Rutherford Opponents Rutherford Opponents Hackensack Leonua Ridgewood Prmceton Alumni Englewood Rudgefueld Park East Rutherford Cllffslde N N J I L Meet Indncates Northern New Jersey lnterscholastuc League meets Page Seventy nme F f I 1 . , . I - 1 1 1 ' . . , ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . , . TENNIS Captain WILLIAM RAGSDALE Manager DOUGLAS MQCGREGOR UR tennis team prldes Itself on the fact that It has doubled Its turn out slnce last year Wuth twenty hard working candldates to select from and the use of the Unlon Club courts the team IS more than confudent of a fme season Besndes playing a greater number of matches Rutherford wall meet some of the outstandmg scholastic teams of the state Brown Ragsdale Farr MacGregor Corley Caruso and Mladrnao are some of the promlslng candidates who wnll probably make the squad The schedule follows the reader may Insert the scores Rutherford Opponents Rutherford Opponents Alumnu Montclalr Hackensack Asbury Park Englewood Columbia Columbia Englewood Hackensack Tenafly Tenafly Blanr Academy Page Enghty I I ' 1 I I I I I I , . 'ik SENIOR ATHLETICS COACHES Betty Ross soccer Emsly West and Dorss Wheeler basket ball Msss Pettsngsll baseball Msss Park track CAPTAINS Dorothy Vsckers soccer Vsrgsnsa Blum hockey and basketball HE Sensors started the season enthussastscally contsnusng the wsnnsng streak begun last year The fsrst hockey game of the season-an excst sng struggle between the Sensors and the Junsors resulted sn the Sensors sucstegs Later the Sophs also fell before the msghty Sensors to the score of In soccer agasn the Sensors emerged the conquerors leadsng the Junsors 2 I and the Sophs Z O The second teams contsnued to uphold the standard of the class by defeatsng the Junsors 2 O and the Sophs 2 I sn hockey In soccer they tsed the Junsors and won the game agasnst the Sophs Basketball has been the best attended and most excstsng sport of the year A new sdea was sntroduced snstead of havsng a fsrst and second team from each class two teams of practscally equal abslsty were chosen Thss enabled each team to play every other team sn the school thereby aroussng much greater snterest sn the tournament Although hard pressed the Sensors headed the Isst agasn defeatsng the Sophomore A s 22 I6 the Sub Sophs 3I I3 the Junsor A s 33 I3 the Junsor Bs5OO and theSoph Bs28 8 The outstandsng athletes ofthe class are Vsrgsnsa Blum Margaret Ellss Betty Ross Edna Steuber and Margaret Telschow Page Eghty one ' . - . .' -- 4.: 1 ' xPA853,l.k C33 '. s , I - t . H s ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 - I . . . . . , ' 1 1 1 1 - I - . , . , . 1 1 1 , . , . 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 - I - ' ' 1 I 1 1 ' I - 5 JUNIOR ATHLETICS COACHES Betty Van Auken soccer Dorothy Vuckers and Margaret Ellls basketball Mass Pettenglll baseball Mass Park track CAPTAINS Agnes Chreckpan soccer and hockey Ida Guldone lBl and Nlta Razzettl lAl basketball HE Junlors had a fnne turnout un all sports thus year ln soccer partncu larly fune spurnt was shown when the gurls saw the season to an end not wuthstandmg ram mud and snow The Junuors played a great game of basketball against the Sensors even mamtalnnng a lead for half the game They lost to the Sophomore A s and to the Sub Sophs but defeated the Junior B s 33 2 and the Sophomore B s 28 l The Junnor B s lost four of thenr games but beat the Sophomore B s l l 9 Much ns expected an baseball from these Jumors who made such a fme showung last year The Sensors wall have a hard job uf they hope to contnnue theur athletuc prowess by defeatmg these hard hnttmg players Very good results are promused for thus class through the efforts of such all round athletes as Agnes Chreckguan Nlta Razzetts Irene Paparuello Betty Pardee Margaret Stenz and Betty Elder Page Eughty two it ffl it .5 ,,. 1, - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 , . . , ' I - 1 1 ' 1 . . . 1 - 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' I ' I , ' . T 1 1 1 1 1 ' gd SOPHOMORE ATHLETICS COACHES Virginia Blum soccer Edna Steuber Agnes Barker and Agnes Chreckjian basketball Miss Pettengill baseball Miss Park track CAPTAINS Helen Demer soccer Edith Williams hockey Marne Badarocco Charlotte Steuber and Eileen Williams lSub Soph l basketball sportsmanship Although they were defeated in both hockey ond soccer by the Seniors they showed indomitable perseverance in tying the Juniors Next year after experience and practice they will undoubtedly furnish excit ing competition for any Senior team ln basketball the Sophomore A s certainly put up a game fight against the Seniors losing by only a few points These fighting players won all the rest of their games defeating the Junior A s I7 lO the Junior B s 30 4 the Sophomore B s 42 5 and the Sub Sophs 20 l7 ln baseball little is known of this class but if they show up as admirably in this as in other sports they will have a fine team Edith Williams Helen Demer Marie Badaracco Virginia Huber Rosalie Ely Arlene Jenson and Peggy Otis are their all around athletes ALL SCHOOL TEAM The game between the All School team and the Coaches was the closest in the tournament The All Schoolers won by a foul shot lust before the final whistle blew by the score of I6 i5 Page Eighty three y so L . Y ,. .:. . . . I . I . I . I I A I U ' . I I I I ' I A , A :H , 1 , I ' ' I ' HE Sophs have been tackling athletics with a bang-proving their fine I I - , . . . - - - I - 1 1 ' 1 ' I I - - - , . I , . I I. . I I 1 I ' ' I - I POQE Eighty-four Page Enghty hve OfL ENVOIJL QUERY Tume blew for us a bubble gently A shumrnerung glowung ball Streaked wuth the faunt punk and blue and yellow Of our loves our hopes our dreams Smulung Tume stull blew unto our bubble Untul ut danced wuth luvung red and blue and yellow Weavung shuftung dartung colors lmpatuent of umprusonment lnexorable Turne has burst our bubble' Wull uts colors tunge the world wuth the red and blue and yellow Of our loves and hopes and dreams? MARY DOUGLAS 33 INTO THE FOG We stand at the door And peer out unto a bewulderung fog It reaches toward us clutchung at our throats We swallow choke and cough muserably The fog drufts unexorably nearer We fear to plunge unto the murky clammy sea We look longungly behund us At the known The fruends of three years But the door sludes gently shut Despute our faunt protests We are alone un the fog But there' a ruft un the haze' And a swuft breath takung vusuon A hughway bendung entucungly A broad green wuth stately uvy colored buuldungs Hummung busuly fruendly A narrow steel canyon breathless roarung cars Our fancues are entranced new hopes come throngung We catch glumpses of places we can full The fog floats un agaun but now we dare ut We take uts challenge and step forth Tremblung awed yet eager And behold' we fund our vusuons realuty behund us now us fog BETTY NELSON 33 Page Eghty sx ' a .,.-..-.. . l 3.-.il-u I - I I I ' I I I I T I I I ' 1 I -Q' ' , . 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