Teaneck High School - HI Way Yearbook (Teaneck, NJ)

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Wright Martin C. Adviser t sat back and iet the Sen- i9asiTemi1 are . ors and Juniors do Their stutt. 1937!-A year passed auickiy, and when we stepped to the piattorm, the tirst group to graduate trom the new sec- tion, we were 350 strong. Heien Davidson and Tom Morgan received the American Legion awards. 1936--Two things we can remember aii the way back in the eighth grade. One is our hah'-day session, and the other is the success ot our operetta, The Mikado. 1935--Stretching our memories aii the way back, we can remember what wide-eyed youngsters we were as we, in Sep- tember, i934, entered high schooi. We can recaii Unkie's great game ot soccer, even then. Good oid Unkie'. 1940-,Back to the present and to the iast graduation ot us Success and happiness to each and every one e graduates, too, good iuck and dev- we-Us Reva M. Vanderbiit Adviser tor many . 'n his chosen tieid. To tutur F smckiond, v.cmfus, ivnei, R. Fagan Fianagan, E. Srnithers, X- I success aiways. ' th, K. McMuiien, F. Edgett, J. Burns, . ' bach, G. Barteis, L. Wachenfeid, W. A W ight. C. Hoffman, R. Hurrie, 5, j' Ht rnw iieft to righti . M. Or ishti 1 Mrs. Vanderbiit, L. Has ' Ramsden, F. Crider, Mr. r ' 'in. W. Werner, W. Lutz,

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Q' s unix, Q, , X Y ix-ul Qu ' F xs w Q rits . ty' if f ix 'T XXX? N J Frank Strickian President James Burns Vice-President MERRiLY WE ROLL ALONG k too. 1940fit was tun whiie it iastedl And hard wor So say we, the seniors, iooking backward aiong the years as members ot Teaneck High Schooi. We iook with pride on the spiendid record made by our tootbaii team, and point with admiration to the prowess ot Unkie Campbeii. Other stai- ' their share were Ferris Edgett, Dick Mara, Our soc nd the Hi-Y spon tor which we ha Februa y ' ' so iong. We w o ' xperiences whic that the trip was o ioom big in our minds. The Senior d we ciosed our year with M warts who did J e Rattetto. ' F. ri in the year Charies Bogie, and o iai iite had its highiights, too. a y ' sored a gaia dance. in ' d the Giris' League a r came our very own Senior Prom, h went to Washington tound h wiii been waiting ' ne ot those ioiiy e ' Tea and Senior O 'nia Chiras aiways on our caiendar an ii Virgi Secretary Dance were v trip to Bear Mountain. O iiterary and dramatic ettorts brought success we P rry Pinder proved a capabie 601 ur we gave them. e b Hurrie deserves gr worth the time ' ws statt, and Bo tters presented ieader ot the Te-Hi Ne ' the editor ot our annuai. The Piaycra Burns vice-presi e and Ferris Edgett, 'ncere gratitude to ' ht tor their gracio eiec e , We made up tor , , 'Neiii, president, boys to the ciass o t Edwin Bohne, se Ferris ELJQQN Tfeoswe' Strickiand, vice-presiden , Lutz, treasurer, Miss Hattner, adviser. ' U praise as Growing Pains in February. Guiding us, this iast year, were Frank Strickiand, presi- ' 'd nt, Virginia Chiras, secretary, ' Mrs. dent, James , ' treasurer. Our si ' ' usness and capa- Vanderbiit and Mr. Wrig biiity as advisers! 1939fWe can weii remember our Junior Year. We had a wondertui time, we did tine things, and we ciosed it with a iarge baiance in the bank. We broke precedent when we t d a giri Heien Davidson, as Chiet Justice ot the Stu- it though tor we eiected aii ' Frank dent Court. ttices: John O cretary, Waiter

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0 F 'Q Witt . l Jerome Abramson Procastination is the thief of time. Activities: Te-Hi News lO, ll, 152, FChes's' IO, ll, 1 5 renc u lip Wrestling 12. JZ' Ruth Aiken Light of hair but not of head. Aiztivitiesz Senior Cabinet ,tfffw ,mf l .ffrli ' :WA - 1 flu is: 1 iw gg, i,qi,gf? 'g ' 1 'F S , .. '1 --i' ' ':is'fS.,. - ,,..,.,....-,. T-1----'g.rpd!:? , ..L4-f',3,qg VF ' ...J Atv:-1v ivS1iT-'? ' -l 1 i, Vfy'-'Eg ' '-'--wx., ff we Y .J' f ' 'A -' :M 'g,f,Q-.:,.- frifulcv- Gladys D. Bachmann Joyous and fresh, and clear, thy music doth surpass. VIL Activities: Band 10, li, president l2, Orchestra , lO, e 'dent ll, 12. Eugenie Baker pr sl She speaks, behaves, and acts iust as she ought. Activities: Art Service Squad ll, 125 Piaycraft- ers 105 Te-Hi News ll, 2, Art Club IO, French .lublzllg Girls' Sports l0, I , ' . l M. r , ' A .,, . John Murray Albert Easy street is often a blind alley. Activities: Football 12, Track li, IZ. Natalie Fuller Allen A girl who is pleasant, a girl who is aay A girl who is appy the Iivelong day. Activities: Girls' League 10, Te-Hi News 10, ll, 12, Hi-Way 125 Play- Crafters l2. AW, Warren P. Auer Nothing ventured, nothing gained. Activities: German Club li, Football IO, 12. Twenty-four Helvi en I have ne sought the rld. J., Act es: H - ay wTyp- in ' aff Cinemod- IO, ll, 12. Claire Amrhein Her very frowns are fairer far Than smiles of other maidens ore. Activities: Cheerleading 'lO, ll l25 T. S. C. IO, ll, Riding Club io, ii. Walter Anderson A good hecut ' tter than all the e s in the world ' Activitles: ketball 10, ll, 125 seball 125 Tauck ll, owling Club iii F viii if