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

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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

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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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. I Wil ' Gladys Ba rtels 'Fond of horses, art, and laughter Business first and pleas- ure after. Activities: Art Club 125 Gglf Club 125 Riding Club Ji, Louis R. Benell A man he seems of cheerful Jesterdays And confi ent tomor- rows. H tivities: Red Cross 105 stronomy Club 1 1 5 viation Club 12. QF: is Myrtle Edith Barr I have often regretted my speech, never my silence. Activities: Girls' League 105 French Club 115 Knitting Club 12. Adelaide Berghorn With virtues equaII'd by her wut alone. Activities: Girls' League 105 Playcrafters 10, 11, 125 Girls' Sports 10. Dorothy M. Barnstorf Joy rises in me. Activities: Student Ser- vice 1O5 Red Cross 10, 11, 125 Dancing 10. Robert B. Bernstort l love tranquil solitude. Activities: Debating Club 10, 115 Stamp Club 10, 115 Ye Anglers 115 Ac- tive Atoms 125 Rifle Club 12. Twenty-five AMT To Up., -s Q' all Marilyn Janet Baker Bright gem instinct with music, vocal spark. Activities: A capella , Choir 10, 11, 125 Hockey 10, 115 Baseball 10, 11, Mildred A. Bargfrede 125 Basketball 10, 11, 12. A clear conscience is a sure card. Activities: Archery 10, 11, 12. .v 1' ,J ff 1' 4 - 1 -nb, N '5 1 f X I 'XJ' sg 'H rw! . . . r ' - .V A 'E . w '1,i.:f.f, 1- , ,S 1' -gag.: ,, Qt'.i,lL-.1 iff! fu ,ay X- 315 . f'vq'.'i'- 1 15? b : Pwr , . iilfhfqz. ' ' 1 W, cv WE., , , . M 1 -- 1, . : , m Nl 'ir-L-A . l' -01 -, l 'H , ',,lJ,', ' ,efgg ' ,Q-jg . -rf., J' 1--.--5 yr. z at 1. lvgj1WiemfiffzileE-'wig1 : 55. fm f ' Q 1 i':,i::g.., 1 , I vf.j,i,', ggjaggx ,,l:,. . lv -1 fr.,-. if . frm - .1 ' n.f .r . 4 .:r'1:i1,QxQ -L2 Llzlwxbft' 20311. w ,.:ejf-3' ' f' ' ' ' V.-QCH ' 'K -1 ' 57' .. h . James F. Best, Jr. ,fFiery yvgnfmence of W - 'ri 6L Q Jea Best We lose -no friends, and we gain no foes.