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

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ff M:-wr' g gi., ,iawldk -2, . .ig L. F. I i ,L .il p . V , l . t . A. g., L. .u ,,. fl ea. ,. K, . :Q ' '57, il. rv, an 5. s v, n . 5. L Y. .i f. E151 QJQ LMQQXJHE ORIFLAMME JAMES BRUCE jim up The first of its kind in captivity, ladies and gentle- E . men, We give you james Bruce, a senior, who doesn't like It girls, movies, or dances. This young man is so shy that 3 he is advocating a new school, whose motto is For Boys Onlyf' But beneath that quiet exterior may be 31, the makings of a great man, for were not some of the A great men of history of a similar character? l Q. Il I1 5. an WTLBUR BRYAN 'WVill,' it Dramatic Club, President, Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, -13 S, junior Play, Oriflamme Board, Operettag State Chorusg Senior Play, Vice-President of Athletic Association. 9 Well, if it isnit our little VVilbur. Who said little? V' He is one of the most active members of the senior class. Another W. C. Fields. He is president of the -N L Dramatic Club and does a great deal of acting himself. ' You are very likely to see Wilbur at games, dances, Q parties or anything at all for the good of the school. 5. By the way, has Wilbur turned politician? He is show- bs ing much interest in a 'fWard . R . V' U H NORMA BURKY 'fBuck-shot Q Cheerleader, 3, 43 Captains, Club, Saddle and Spur Club, Etiquette Club, 4, Operetta, 3, Play Night, 1, 2, Dramatic Club, 1. The reason why some of the males in this school are seen from time to time Walking around with that T dying-calf look in their eyes is our own little Norma. V She is the dark-haired, blue-eyed lass you see continually doing her stuff, cheering our boys on to victory. With Z' Buckshot'sl' personality, good looks, and ambition, there isn't the least bit of doubt that she will be a success in whatever she undertakes. iff' . Z .I 11 H CARL CHANDO Bd, N i i Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 2g Etiquette Club. Carl was going along in the even tenor of his manner i all the way up until Christmas. Then, quite suddenly, came a new era in his history. l-le fell harder than old v Nap. at Waterloo. CP. S.-Thatls what happens to 5 Senior boys when they meet up with Sophomore girls? ' Maybe he thought he saw her wink at him one day, fi and, being a backiielder on the football team, knew how to follow up a lead. All of which goes to prove that K neither of them needs glasses, l 9 3 8 f Page twelve Ei. 52 E . r .N .,Y,Mk A t A A. V, 'X fe' cs.: f. ., ' P Qs.. 2...-atfatLes:?,a1s.41i:i.g.Ts.4tMa1t1...is.f Q. A Q ,fn -... i ,Q.m:fag4mz.saJs.,':a,,Q.f:. R .Lr.mi.a,.4. 1: K 1 L ,-5,:..f,,.,,f..i.