Rutherford High School - Rutherfordian Yearbook (Rutherford, NJ)

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RUTH WESP llRuthil Commercial Club C2, 3, 453 Sports C2, 3, 45. Hobby: Sports, reading, cooking. FLORENCE DORIS YARNALL Doris French Club C2, 355 Masquers C45g Sports C455 Spur Staff C45. Hobby: Swimming, dancing. ANDREW L. WEST Andv Service League C45g Sports C45. Hobby: Snake hunting, STANLEY YOUNG . Stan Sports C2, 3, 453 Spur Staff C255 German Club CS, 453 Hi-Y C453 Franklin Forum C453 Manager, Foot- ball C45g Rutherfardian Business Staff C45. Hobby: Athletics of any kind. EDITH MARIA WILLIAMS lKEdieU Art Club C255 Sports CZ, 3, 45g Science Club C2, 353 A. A. Council C3, 453 Service League C355 Ruth- erjordian Staff C45. Hobby: Nature, sports, camping. CHARLOTTE BAILEY WALTER BOESSMAN TILDEN BRIGHT RAYMOND FRANCIS BYERS KENNETH CARLEY . BRUCE WILLARD CASTIGLIONE DONALD COLBURN NELSON CORNELL LEO C. DINKJIAN ROBBINS ELY FRANK J. ENSOR EDWARD J. FLUCKER WALTER FRANCIS GLADYS FULLER RICHARD HARDIMAN ROBERT C. KELLERMAN Twenty-one' HENRY JOHN KIEPER GABRIEL KOCSIS MASON LINDSEY IRVING LUDMER ELLA E. MATYKA ANTOINETTE D. MERCIER WILLIAM MILLINGTON CAROLYN NYLANDER MURIEL SCALES HARRY SCHOPPER JOHN SERVICE WILLIAM STADTLANDER JOHN TODD JEANETTE JULIA WALKER HELEN WILLAN

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WILLIAM GORDON TULLER KIBillU N. Y. U. Math Contest 145. Hobby: Amateur radio. ARNOLD GOOD VOGEL fKArny!7 Hobby: Swimming, baseball. KATHLEEN MARJORIE TURNER KfKayJ! Art Club 13, 45: President, Art Club 145, Manager Girls' Tennis 145: Spur Staff 145. Hobby: Tennis, swimming. ' ELIZABETH WAGNER Bm 'Sports 12, 3, 45: German Club 13, 45. Hobby: Music ROBERT HENRY VAN VOORHIS lKBobU Principal's Council 125: Tennis 13, 45: Service League 135, President, Senior Class 145: Hi-Y 145, Cross Country 145: Executive Council 145, Spur Staff 1453 Vice-President, G. 0. 145, N. Y. U. Math Contest 1453 Rutherfordian Staff 12, 3, 45. Hobby: Scouting, camping, nature. MARGARETHE G. D. WAHLERS Mudge German Club 145. Hobby: Stamps, reading. THEODORE FREDERICK VERNALEKEN IKTedIJ Football 145. Q WILLIAM JOHN WALTER ClW'ilZ3,l7 Hobby: Model airplane making. Twenty

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Uncle Wilmot's Almanac-Edition III SEPTEMBER, 19 3 4 Tue. Wed. Thur. Fri. Mon. Tue. Wed. Thur. Fri. Sat. Mon. Tue. Wed. Thur. Fri. Sat. Mon. Tue. Wed. Thur. Fri. 4 5 6 7 10 11 12 13 14 15 17 18 19 20 21 22 24 25 26 27 28 Foreman Moore and general manager Petterly of the Nifty Nutz Co.. Inkorporated, report to the plant to shine and sharpen sawS, knives, nut crackers, etc., etc. Work in the sweatshop BEGINS! 650 employees swelter in the HOT AIR. Teddy Hunt mistakes a bee for a ily in French 3A class. Result -Ouch!! And no sympathy from Mlle. Chapman. Mason Lindsey makes the Wood-Ridge night glamorous C?!'!!?D by playing that instrument of his. Flo Dunseath takes up knitting, and REALLY works at it. Grace Schumann escapes death by half-inches! Jack Reed drove by. Our mathematically-minded Marguerite Nugent meditates deeply over a mixture problem. My! My! Soph Social. Extra! Oblivious to the starving Sophomore's clamor for food, Mr. Gottschall devours eight Dixie cups, plus one WHOLE cake! Mary CAccorneroj Denliker forgets to talk in secretarial practice. Miss Rab-y gives her an E. What's behind the third J. in Joseph John J. Graham's name? Job? Jonah? Jacob? Jehosaphat? A Want some good meat-grade A, B. C? Just ask for Oscar, folks! Out for a walk? Oh, my no! Just four C45 PRIVATE fire drills for Room 8. Why? Well, you know how teachers are! Charlotte Bailey is developing a decidedly round shoulder. Guess the football's too heavy for her. Ted de Smedt, the Beetle of the Gottshall Chemistry Class, pipes up and proves himself a poet of unworthy notice. Virginia Richardson and Mildred Piltzecker renew their youth and refresh their tired minds at noon by playing hangman in Room 20. Helen Johnson confided in us that she loves swimming. Maybe she likes to be saved? Peggy Hawley swallows an inch of graphite from her pencil. Drs. Diehl and Park do some rapid consulting. Bruce Castiglione decides to become a brain truster. Bill Stadtlander entertains a chosen few' R. H. S.ers at Baron's Cut Rate Store. Bill Stadtlander seen looking for another job. How well dusted the top of Jean Morency's desk always is! Certainly! Warren Keenan takes care of that! Twenty-two