Somerville High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Somerville, NJ)

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APPRECIATIO FOREWORD 'VVith a little confusion, a little haste, and a great deal of pleas- ure, we, the class of 1943, proudly present to the faculty and student body of Somerville High School this, the second edition of the Pio- neer. In retrospect these past four years seem swift and sunny hours- crisp hours of football games and Hallowe'en dances, gray hours of quizzes and exams, but always hours of warm companionship, intense cramming, idle chatter. And so it is with the hope of recalling to memory from time to time a few of these precious moments, that we offer our past fame, our past history, our Pioneer. C L A S S E S ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS -'-hm: 5 5 I' F '- Hx ,. ' 1 - S , ,,.7,..+ ice ,Y ,f - ff '- ..... - .... - 4

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NINETEEN FORTY-THREE Honoring Frank H. Lewis, Teachers, and Members of Somerville High School Who Are Serving in the United States Armed Forces 3

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F OR LEADERSHIP N ISTRATIO ADMI An army without officers is an army without unity of purpose. It is with this knowledge that we here pay tribute to our sometimes puzzled but always patient administrators of the past four years, Superintendent T. Latimer Brooks, Vice-Principal llflargaret E. VValler, and Principal VVilliam Lawrence. The latter, although new to our inner sanctum this year, has proved Z1 most sympathetic tanding shepherd. If, during our Reign of Terror, we l any sleepless nights, we humbly ' d through those nd unders ood peop e fully guide nscien- a have caused these g ' d if 'we have been success ofessions, we owe these co apologize, an essary to our chosen pr ' reciation. courses nee tious le nd sincere app aders deep a 5 'A' iw riiw 4 5,41 ff me gift. Mm,- ' J l ' ef id? 14