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

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r 'JG 'f fev'.1 - if ' 'r ip - wtf' '- ,K ff 'f V t ' , THE GRIP'-ANIME EDWARD JOZIACK Edu Here we have a rare person, indeed! Ed is one of those fellows who laughs at Mr. Lynch's jokes UD. His sense of humor is indeed very delicate if he can fathom these bits of vague philosophy. Ed is the proud pro- prietor of one of the best blushes in the school, Ask the girl wh0's seen one. No one has even been able to find out why he was always late. III! ARCHIE KANANOVICH 'KChemmy', Etiquette Clubg Photography Club, Boys' Glee Club. The quiet boy from north of the tracks is the de- scription of A'Chemmy . But there is a great difference between Archie and the average student from the these here partsn. He does not travel with the famed Clique and is definitely not interested in matters pertaining to femininity. HChemmy,s main attraction in the school is his typewriter. With a little food, he could probably live in the typing room. Persons with less patience have attained successg Archie surely will. H11 JOSEPH KARBOSKY 'floen Photography Club. When Joe is in school, he is fully devoted to his studiesg he is serious and quiet. But after school hours, a Jekyll to Hyde transformation takes place. Joe be- comes jovial, exhibiting his sense of humor in loud tones, and humming all the popular tunes. He even finds some time each day to devote to the wide field of ro- mance. Joe's interest in formulae will surely advance him in the Held of Chemical Engineering. II 11 LEONA KEEGAN 'iLee Economics Club, Etiquette Club. Boys, dancing, and motorcycles are Leis favorite hobbies. Her home town is Sayreville. She was shy and bashful during her first two years, but made her debut as a junior. Apparently it was successful, as her engagement book is all filled. We have heard fgossipD that she prefers certain buses in commuting. It is the wish of everyone that Lee', isn't left standing in the rain. ' 9 3 8 Page tweniy-Jive N ', t...1k5kfi,5'.1,.,,' L.7Q.......r..s...lV..1..u..s..t' ,.zn.,,.. ..1r.,-1,u.....' '.lla..4L f' 3 , :ie,..5g:35if?if5:- H 13321 ' 'af ' . . . Q .IQ , ' up . s . 'X . Pj? ff. ,Li 1 6 .gl ...cha .' 'qi 1 EW -xii Q!! vm! ...ff A fr: . rg is f-'I fri. 1.1 - za. 1 .1 . 5 is s 3 se , Xfir- fy 7 ,,.. 1 rf! ,ig s :fi s QE ,. -14 fi f 1 1 .5 , i A .,4. . ,Iii ,va N 13 A 1' 1 -i 2 ,fi 13 . Ji

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x t, 4 1' .wzgmfgjmrz wr--H u 'Q -we V Qf','Il U '. ' .- .' .7-' ' TV ,R TW rf sf nqgjv.-f--'-f.vf--xyg-r'r:r:f '11 5- 1 .wr f . ., , f , Q. iv. ,-'fi-X Y., ., THE ORIFLAMME CHESTER KOBINSKY Cubby'l Peter Pan was the little boy of make believe who never wanted to grow up. We are inclined to believe that Chester is following this exampleg in size, anyway. ln this case size means very little, for Chester is a very talented young man. Cowboy songs are his hobby and singing them to perfection is his ambition. Ches has but one handicap to overcomeg he has not yet lost his baby lisp. II Il FRANCES KOKOSKO Fran Commercial Club. The touch of Midas is Franls, for is not silence golden? Fran is usually so quiet that she is likely to be overlooked by the teachers. But this is only thc case until the time of monthly tests arrive, Then they sit up and take notice, for Frances is a very conscientious student. She will make some tired business man's life happier, because of her deftness at the typewriter and her excellent ability in taking shorthand notes. 11 I1 EDWIN KOLAKOWSKI Kolyl' Etiquette Clubg Track. Edwin is a member of the Koly and Morfit Team, who enjoy riding around in the Chevy. Once upon a time their joy went to such an extreme that they came home with corn husks in their ears and raw corn in their teeth. Edwin looks as though he might be a woman hater. This is deceiving, indeed, because he spends most of his time with a charming senior. H El HOWARD KOLB Red Folks, meet our red head, Howard Kolb. ln spite of contrary rumors, we have a slight suspicion that Howard has his eye on a certain girl in the junior class. And though Howard doesn't know it, a certain senior girl has her eye on him. Now, we can't truthfully say that it's Howard's hair that's setting the girls afire, but we're wondering. ' 9 3 8 Page twenty-:even 4 1 ..jgt'3IL..afian ...a.f,i.Lx, ..,.t.., re., -i..l...,.--.,-r,n.s...:.,ti :,...,s-.gt.sQ,. E.,t.J.'ti. . ,..r,a..sp,. t,g,c.:-.is . fins,