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

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E!iz..Hi X 1' Zu' .'aaE'dii'.L4:...a M5111 1. ,Y ,. . - Y--Peay ww av: 4-sam-L www- in fwwvgi THE ORIFLAMME ic6QQ'1- - 6 CURA FREEHAN Cork Field Day, lg Play Night, lg lftiquettc Club, Cor- responding Secretary, Girls, Glee Club, Commercial Club, Captains, Club, May Musical. The girl with the most beautiful handsv is none other than Cora, the other half of the Freehan-Vl'augh Co. Cora is an active student in the Commercial De- partment. To look at her one would think she were a model for a very fashionable designer. Up till now, no one has succeeded in attracting her attention,-she re- mains true to a certain Parlinite. My, my, Dix,' you ever see such loyalty? HH ARTHUR FRITSCH Ann lfootballg Baseball, Track, Basketball, Tennis Club, Debate Clubg Etiquette Club. Art, our all-around high school student-athlete, dancer, best dressed, model scholar UD, handsome and popular. However, how can he help but be popular with all these points to his credit. We all like Arr for his genial personality, and hope it will get him somewhere, At least, it canlt hold him back. Art is Brother,' to some, Coil to others, Dear to one, but a friend to all, There won't be another like him for many a moon. H11 FLORENCE FRITZ Flo Captains' Club, Secretary. German Clubg Girls' Glee Club, Secretary, Debating Club, 23 Oriflamme Board: Class Secretary, 4, Dramatic Club, President, Commer- cial Clubg Operettag Etiquette Club. Pep, leadership, and personality plus, along with the familiar uumpl, and Mah are best suited to describe Flo. She is one of our busy young ladies, being everyone's sec- retary. Due to these facts We are certain that her good work will carry her to greater heights. Ir is rumored that her only difficulty is a certain Hill', but as usual Flo will still come Hsmilin' thruf' 11 H RAYMOND FROSS Ray Economics Club, Commercial Club. Silence is Goldenf' so thinks Raymond who speaks only when spoken to. In fact, Ray is more mysterious than Charlie Chan. His rosy cheeks and smile attract many, but like all CPD nfellersn from the lofty metropolic of Sayreville, he is girl shy. Outside of this, it can be said Ray is an industrious, commercial student. C656 ' 9 3 8 5 6 '35, A,mA-A ,, i. -1