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

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5,3 ---f-- M- 1-4,5 ggi 'rs-e jf.'s4wr :-7-5-Nu.-w s'Qa1e s N 'W' 'rv ff t5,,'g',1rET:jga'r'fi ijpgf- ajtsz,-7-j f':-j?.- KW 'Q 'ff THE ORIFLAMME L9 HARRY Bona Killer'l Football, l, 2, Boxing, 1, 2. Our class is really fortunate to have a boy like Harry on its rolls, He is a great help in chem. class. His motto probably is: 'KActions speak louder than wordsfl because he speaks very little, but is active. He has con- tributed a lot to the success of our football team. He is one of the many students who is loyal to his Alma Mater, This plus personality has made him popular. IIE WOODIS BOORAEM Tim' Saddle and Spur Club, 4, Junior Play, Cheerleader, 3, 4, Oriflamme Board, Orchestra, Dramatic Club, 1, 3, Cap- tains, Club, Etiquette Club, 4. The immortal Shakespeare has said, 'KH music be the food of love play on.'l Maybe this explains Woodyls great popularity, for when she tickles the ivories they just sit up and laugh melodiously. And if school spirit helps progress on the road to success, VVoody will never have to take a detour. HH ANTOIN ETTE BOVE 'Tootsl' Girls, Glee Clubg Debating Club, Etiquette Club, Ger- man Club, Dramatic Club, Art Club. l'Quick Henry! the microscopef' shouts the mighty Shay. Bove is among the chemicals again. Antoinette and John Henry are like David and Goliath, only David had a sling shot. Antoinette may always be found with a ready smile which she aptly uses whenever the afore- said monster is on a rampage. We know she will ind it easy going on the road to success whatever her goal may be. 1111 JAMES BREESE Windy Windy-It's quite well known how he got that name. or we would say it was from all the wind taken out of him by the exams. lncidently, he is one of Mr. Shay's chief pets and absorbs much dynamite highly con- centrated in Mr. Shay's Chemical fist. Windy's chief attribute is breaking something by dropping a perpen- dicular to it, and blufling his way through solid. l 9 3 8 -- T.. -..hugh -.r-...f.q...x..,.wa.,,.r..a:i'rghtCs Page eleven fag far sn. .we

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W ff Q ..,.s:fsr41ff we .- 'ff' it - -I , -4 , V , 4 A-W:-Tj.. .1-ri -1 V r THE ORIFLAMME LADISLAW CHERNOWITZ Flash', Economics Club. For four long years, Ladislaw has been wending his way to South River High, yet we hardly know he is here. Ladislaw moves around in a mysterious way, at- tending to his affairs and leaving the affairs of others alone. Although slow, Ladislaw has a wonderful ability in making carvings from soap. 11 ll MARY CHRISTIANO Commercial Club, Etiquette Club. We have noticed that Mary has taken up the Com- mercial course with the intention of being somebody's stenographer. This she could do very well for she has a very cheerful disposition. Not only could Mary make a good stenographer, but she would even make a good housekeeper. Pass Maryls house on a Saturday and you will find her just as busy as a bee. H11 JONTEL COHN 'Yonty' Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, Boys' Glee Club, 3, 4, Operetta, 3g Debating Club, Dramatic Club, 3, -1-. Variety is the Spice of Lifefl Jontel is the modern Romeo, but his Juliet is blond today, brunette tomor- row, and titian the next. Besides being a modern Romeo, Jontel is a handyman in another field. If ever your radio is in need of repairs, Jontel is the man to call. If it happens that'he can't Hx it, he will talk you into believing it never needed fixing. Il H GERTRUDE CONNETT Genie Captains' Clubg Home Economics Clubg Economics Club, Saddle and Spur Club. Where's Gertie today? Home as usual, for it's a grand day to go to the show. This is her favorite pastime. Gertrude also enjoys athletic sports, the main one being swimming. Just by taking a glance at her, one may come to the conclusion that she has spent the four seasons at Florida. Besides taking interest in swim- ming, we are kept in suspense as to why Gertrude is especially interested in visiting Perth Amboy. Q i,.,. Page thirteen az. .L mx ,-.a..ugsLm..gx.xti'ot J.- .AJ na ...L -..,.,...,..., A ..-dpi.,-a1,..:.r,. .fe..'t.,. f 'A