South River High School - Oriflamme Yearbook (South River, NJ)

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THE QRIFLAMME X CHARLES KOENIG Charlie The boy who has made a well worn path from Keyport to- Parlin. The Senior class can safely say that Charles can walk there in his sleep. However, why bother walking there, when sweet dreams ac- complish this in a jiffy. Contrary to the general idea, with a girl on your mind, a flunker you'll find , Charlie has succeeded in making the Honor Roll con- sistently. JOHN KONDUR Cave Man We feel certain that in future years John will always retain in his memory that famous hot dog roast by the lake. It was there that he acquired that very appropriate nickname of cave man. Those were the days. But don't mind what anyone says, Johnny. Not everyone can act natural and be a cave man at the same time. AURELIA KRYGIER Aurie Aurie is a striking example of a girl whose in- terests differ a great deal from her feminine sis- terhood. She is an authority on the race track. But, alas and alack, to our surprise Aurelia has left us to enter that blissful academy of marriage. It isn't along the racing track either. But then Aurie is an unusual girl. E3 E NANCY KULAKOVICH If silence is golden, Nancy must be oil' the gold standard. However, her talkativeness has an ad- vantage since she is so small that we wouldn't be able to know she was present otherwise. The class is usually in an uproar when she and Jimmy have their daily squabble. Nancy must be a good typist since she is a particular friend of Miss Kennedy. Page twenty-six

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THE ORIFLAMME w JOHN JUCHNOWICZ Juck John is a young man of moods. When he feels acrimonious, he can make' you feel like a tin dime. When he feels like a prevaricator, even Baron Munchausen would have to take a back seat. When he feels devilish, he has the class in hysterics. But in spite of his moods John is a good pal all of the time. VALERIAN KLEKNER Klek On the left, we have the other half of our cheer- ing section. Why, once when Klek didn't go to a game, no one could understand why the cheering was so weak. Good old Klek. She certainly can be de- pended upon, especially by her French mates who need prompting in class. Also herein lies the rea- son why Mr. Denny's room gets 100W in banking. JOHN KLOC Here's another of those strong, silent men from the back woods of Old Bridge. John is so surprised at being a Senior that he sits back in wonder and watches the dim mysteries of History and Math unfold. When John hears a joke it takes an hour for the grin to spread over his face, but when it comes it sure is something. El El ANTON KNOBLOCH Tanky Behold the captain and shortstop of our 1933 base- ball team. Coach calls him one of the best short- stops S. R. H. S. has ever had, and we agree with him. Tanky is a modest sort of a chap but is a real friend to everyone. Usually Tanky does not seem to be interested in the opposite sex, but lately he has often been seen in the company of a certain little brunette. Page twenty-five

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THE QRIFLAMME THOMASINE LEPKOWSKI Tommy The depth of silence can never fully be realized until one meets Thomasine. We have an idea that she's President of the Anti-Talkers' Union . But then again we know she has sly humor which is used to an advantage, especially when some of the boys least expect it. That's all right, Tommy, we're all with you. JOSEPHINE LI VECCHI Jo The conference between Josephine and Miss Stevens has ended. Important business has been discussed. They have just invented a new walking step, known as the Li Vecchi Trot . It's quite the rage. But Jo has other accomplishments. Outstand- ing is her ability to pass out witty remarks, espe- cially in History class when we are being held spell- bound by one of Mr. Williams' orations. ANTHONY LIZEWSKI Shorty Presenting' the mighty atom of the Senior class. Believe it or not, Shorty is the one who gives the S. R. H. S. band that terrific volume. On being inter- viewed Shorty remarked, I owe it all to my little comet . Most of us are amazed and astounded to know that one small body can carry so much wind and quite a bit of knowledge too. E5 ZIP LOUISE LUITHARDT Toots Toots and her pal Ethel are the long and short of it in South River High. Thus, folks, if you see a long' and a short shadow strolling down Main Street, you'll know it's Toots and Ethel. It is rumored that Louise is interested in the ice business,-or is it the ice man? Let us in on it, Toots. Page twenty-seven