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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1943 volume:

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WHAT S DEDICATES FROM TEANECK HIGH SCHOOL ALONG WITH THE MILLIONS OF OTHERS WHO HAVE BEEN WORKING TO PRESERVE THESE THINGS: LIFE, LIBERTY, AND THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS TO ALL POSTERITY. ' NEVER HAS WE'RE DO THIS, THE I943 HI-WAY, TO THE MEN AND T FAITH ,SEN ZJJLL 47 f 'IN ACROSS THESE PAGES MADE FOR DREAMS 1 I 1 I u ' if 1 .', WHEN LEARNING WAS OUR WATCHWORD CLEAR, I H THEN YOUTHFLJL HEARTS COULD SING. 1 x ' .'-.HI ,.a -.., x I4 IA., I. I: II: a I '. rv . .- ' I X. .YI - ,. I ,V . - 1, Q- y ,J J .. W- -A ...fm 14 '.'lI.'I - IP. - .I ,' ' IIN. ' ' :,3 .4., 41, ', , TN ,4 'ff' f' A .M -f - X . fT1'fM',f . ' ' .5 . 1 ' 'f -T.f::S r--.f1'. iff Qs.--fs. 3 , 4.'A,: ' -' -.L7'.'g Il-. , , -. , I ,I ,MAI-. . . .I-v. fil 16515 ,Iyifg :..4',. yI,'4N'.',-'M .. If f 11 , ,. 1 . 1 ' - , .5 '- .354 -?',-M' - X .. . vc- -.' - ' '..I'v-.,, .1 I1-1 4' 1-. 4k.'?VI. x,'f . . iLI'.I' I .,l fn -'-- :-- U 'f..',l1'ku. I 1',.,'i-..'w'v ,II , ,P I. .I iff, I I. ,I I ..,I U ,M , I , 'JY . 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A V- ' 1, 1 ' , , 3 iii' V at 'g p -3, , 5, A 1,4-fft . ff u , 4 ' '.. 4 V. br Q .- .v.,,, I ,Q T ' 5, 5, .t 1 '..- F '- 1 EJ. ,.-Lf ' CO BOOK ll BOOK III BOOK IV TE TS fADMINlSTRATION . 4FACULTY Lcuxsszs KCURRICULAR AND ' Y-EXTRA-CURRICULAR . SPORTS .. ADVERTISEMENTS . . 5 , avvfw-W . Q3 mxsiv m QM iii 'N T 1 an . W 2 1 11 f I J Z ? . 4 .i', v X r lim.:- UQ'-'??5i3q, nr, Ls. .. , ,I 41:3 ,J , . . M ' 5 h'3','.L5Q41fi??57HN3Z3 R4?9S 9 !, ?i-YVc'f'1Lf Ik'-1?,E:?.35.t. h Q H ilIA Tr? 5?'f fl'...i--Tf ' TY 1' .Q-T 3 ' ' w. 7' L 4 . ' - Y-ff MR. CHARLB L. S1 Pvinclpa! , ,X All fi Q , X' A 1 , 5 'Bw pg, 'Q vB, -.Q Y 'P' sl K, 'Ah 'sun A 1 'EL fuss Hum s vu u. va rn pa M x!,'QPmiurQf,,,L I . Q I tration QQWQZZJ 8 MR. WILLIAM Supervisor o DR L N NEULEN S p 9 P P I H. WILSON f Instruction 45-lm, M 1- Yum co M 509 x'Q0 ,. Z' Q1 69 Bu' . y id R' ac mm 4 ,A sg' ' 4 Gertrude Allen, A.M. Mathematics f x.XV .QW A.4- ' Robert S. Andrews, B.C.S. George Becker, A.M. Commercial NINIGMBHCS Y' of , aug! 'i:'h.Q0l'H Mr. Carter, M.Ed. Spanish Anno Curran, l.A, A . Dorothy Dovlny, M.A. Languages ,n I, x 1 x Gladys Rust Duffy, M.A. English Elizabeth Geary, 8.8. Aff .. - 'WJ l l Claire Croasdale, LS. Saying f,, X - Q fr 5 Q51 , . 12, N Y in ' , l x ffii? 1 'G Theodore P. Curtis, M.ld. Commercial Q John L. brunch, L.'L.B. Scloncn C. Myron Earlin, B.C.S. Commercial 'A l . Claire Guerber, A.B. Health Ir Guidance , z XV ' if , 4, ff' 4 , , ., I 'Q if , my It 45 mg, W t X Q I fxMg 'f ,,f.f,, 4' . I??1v2Y3:.'l ' R. Kermit Hewes, M.S. History English M. Gertrude Hatfner, M.A. Kathleen Hanson, 8.5. Gladys Hart, M.A. HiSf0fY Commercial Commercial 91 'Aw ' V : e Y- - ' U i ' i , Mathematics Commercial Mabel Hodges, M.A. Charles 0, Knapp, B.S. Albert J. Kroner, Sciences M.A. Edgar Law, AJ. Mathematics Languages Elinor P. Lyon, A.B. History Kathryn P. Lischer, 8.5. Languages in in--A Edward G. McCalmont, A.B. Mae Mcliadzean, B-5- . Qgnl . ' Kea 7 P. Mo' .... A as. W ce NSW wi ' ,Adi Dowmvcfgnmnlfl ,AJA- enges I M . Pf- une Katha Q BRL' B av'-P .4 1 an-. wth F: 9ush el .PWS 0 rlefbed yusiod M John Hoagland, B.A Henriette Liboz ph! M Commercial Commercial wmhm cgnglii Moofeu Joseph Rosen, M.S. Aviation Luh Skelton, 8.5. Gym 0 l-lyglono ar Ida Selden, 8.5. Health Cr Guidance Wlllls Sklnnor Auto Mechanics sl. Leonard P. Smallheer, 8.5. Helen E. Smith, l.A. Mathematics Sa Englllh Marion E. Smith, A.B. Edith Tepper, B.S. Languages Health 6 Guidance Q . I, I f Who Are These People? THIS is the first year that any part of the Junior High School has had a section in the Hi-Way, The Junior High School publica- tion, Tea Leaves, has been discontinued for the duration. It is, there- fore, with pride and pleasure that the l943 Hi-Way presents the Class ot i946-a class with a future. QW with i i ' 'r lillllfl .ia 1 I ,n X, 5 1- lllll il i Ji Arlene Kosterd Arlene Koster, Arlene Koster. Shirley Harper Jean Corby ..,,. Marylyn Dodds Cutesl' Alfred Mltros Paula Gelb e..,.. Most Talented Peter Tappan Ruth Guerberq Best Clhzens Donald Kunkle Gym ee...Ae.....e.. Favornte Subject Gym President Roosevelt Person Most Admured President Roosevelt Some ofthe Class of 1946 'U 7, - -, am 5.3 xg, .fi 1 V5 .fp ,.,..9, 1 qs 1,-.N -4114040 f ' Shooting high Bxue-pf Mer ug-A-... - -ani I Some ofthe Class of I94 i ' Qaf? - ,r,,,..,,,.,H V ,.,. Y Mau . y of A Z L I got you first i,'-:,.y.i.-MM. 1 ,,. -. ,..-. -W, r My ,K 4 ,7 gym' I got you too! I ,iv Mk V f ii ' A Alla Iif if gsm- ,fffi'L1 f .2Wr 'f ' ' if ' Do I know YOU? Doing a Tough one S'ready-boy- H.. 5, I my I w a' ,F 1 Peek a boo! , 'gm 1 . .4 M' Vim and vigor. Ind' .1 nncce U 0 - sa- , JQEQQWQQQMS ifwiiwww awmiw W .M 'wk . TL xffLi'S EBM 53,-fiilsfit 4 Q35iy bw' W L q m 555 Q M Wfhf'fqzfHmQ.ia tix f 2.9:-s1Q-ill il:-5+-' C w. 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X- 4 -J K . xf 'ik ---ff! a R vi RUN Q Q Hn... ,Q K .-asyenf . euf-sat' e - 1 is :avg fm, Q-i T A vt l 4 - VER since the Class of I9-44 came to Teaneck High as sev- enth graders they have made a highly commendable impression upon the Administration and the faculty. It is generally conceded that the Junior Class, as a whole, is always on the go. They are as 4 J outstanding in their athletic abili- ties as in their scholastic ones. In their two years in the Senior High they have made rapid advance- ment toward a promising future . . . We seniors get a kick out of these boys and girls, enjoy their cheery natures, and envy them their pep. They helped to make brighter an already happy school life. The members of the Junior Class are a well-rounded, fun- loving bunch. They have shown the stuff they're made of and are sure to be a successful Senior Class. .. ,V N ,f .,,. wgrmnss- MA 1 4 , ,v-t. x ' V, ' i I: . -.-,H - ' f N I 1 4 ,ff 1 , 4 I 1 5 , ,gave Z a , ll f A ,, lg .q 4 Og, N hi i gl A s -T .a.....J 7' 5, Q A nad, lb' ' r U . 4 . 'M-ff -1, '-:Q f --P I '.- l a. .U 9 ,f ,, . , U f- V. A '. 4, - My 1 'NX 1- 4, V f , A Q V53 s v 1 q 1 5 Q, 1 N UTU L AVY KOH 5 s 'Q 5, is WN 6' K Q be I s.,,, S MF e of me Guy s sw 'A' xo W 7 if' 3' V1 Y , fr as s r f it E , 5, f f- an Ev ti Qi -A 111 ' 'V ' ' N, g 1 1 ,Q wiv! lx. lv. Q85 Q' --I -xi., ROBERT O'HARA President , . 5ylvcstr0- In Front' Robcn Owjaffon R Cagtclll. J't2Nll:1Dn'lLGrahn. C, 90 C ' ' L. U ' ' Y i ward, 1- Mdwilflcl Limiwoi 4 it Sghigfclpwabu GERALD MCILVAINE . Dorothy Muna ' ,K CurrY. J- BH ' V M, TischlCfi ' First Row. I MI' Morse, ' I H, LOSCYI . Ll Rows Junior Cabinet OBERT O'l-lARA, th , e ca inet in its activities this year. Much of the success of the Junior Class has been due to the efforts of their cabinet, which is composed of two representatives from each eleventh grade homeroom. Mr. Herbert Morse is their adviser. President O'l-lara's right-hand man is Jerry Mcllvaine who has the position of vice-president, The other class officers are Carol Peterson, secretary, and Rudy Castelli, treas- urer. e popular class president has led th b' One of th y r was given by the Junior Class. At the rate this cl y cess ul senior class next year-keep going. e most successful dances this ea ass is going it will be a ver suc f Vice-President CAROL PETERSON Secretary CLIFFORD HEATH President First Row- MESSH rronr: Clifford Heafh Fr 3 i f W 5 -e-Pgsr, . lsmnh C I , ances Sutherber . . S . 1 5 l VY, WH ROBERT STEWART econd Row. Margaret McPartlarodYf1Smith, Joan McDonald, Caryl Firm li Iam Koch' V- - 'W I Betty Altier o I m0Q9ne Mellen D lCe'Pfe5'de 'l' Third R ' o 0fl1Y Ross Ma' , orothy Vandeveld ow: Mr. William Moore H Barbara Zwick, f Hon Tuttle, Mary Garnet Till' e I arry Dunham J , - lf'lQha5f Alwin'ReigffZf?me Lownef Na'7CY Morrow Eugene N T ' ' 6 zer FRANCES SUTHERBERRY Secretary WILLlAM KOCH Treasurer A. gi. Senior Cabinet NDER the sponsorship of Miss Helen Smith, Mrs. Reva Vander- bilt, and Mr. William C. Moore, and under the leadership of its officers Clifford Heath, Robert Stewart, Frances Sutherberry, and William Koch, president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer re- spectively, the Class of '43 carried on with banners flying. I The main objective of the senior class is to raise enough money to leave a suitable gift to the school. With that purpose in mind, sev- eral afternoon dances were given in addition to the class prom, The class also undertook the completion of payments on the yearbook for those seniors who had joined some branch of the ser- vice, however, this undertaking applies to this class alone, and is not intended to establish a precedent for future senior classes. Because of the present state of national affairs, everyone has had to do without many luxuries. For this reason, our class dance, Pennies for Victory, was not so glamorous and elaborate as others have been in past years, however, this fact did not prevent a good attendance and a gay evening of dancing. 27 Raymond Acosta Te-Hi News, 12. Easy-going Ray intends someday to ac- quire a fortune and retire . . . keeps in shape by howling and weight-lifting, his favorite pastimes . . , impressive music is an inspiration to him . . . Ruth M. Ahrendt Girls' League I25 Golf II, I25 Bowling IO, I I Witty Rufus . . . collects menus and records , . . has staggering sense of hu- mor . , . likes baseball . . . just wants to be happy . . . abhors those fifteen min- ute radio plugs . . . N x -X - -. Av ' X 'i-5 49' fa B Q..- 3 Richard Albera nd IO, ll, 125 Baseball 12. Shy Dick . , , talks all-, fr girls in leis- ure time . . . loves sweets . . . dislikes girls wearing slacks . . , baseball a favor- ite sport , . , plays the saxophone , . . his size an asset . . . Leonard Allen Lennie must be fond of food . . . we remember him helping the cafeteria staff . . . because of his skill wth boats we ex- pected Lennie to be a sailor but he's now a Marine. Dorothy Mildred Ault Red Cross Il, I25 Active Atoms I25 Or- chestra IO. II, I2. Topsy's ambition is to live a Christian life and help mankind . . . keeps a scrap- book of medical progress . . . her hobby is taking a gander at the bugs . . . is interested in many subjects , . . Richard Bacon Dick ioined us in the eleventh grade and left us before June to loin the Navy , . , all miss him, especially the girls Midge says, He's a cute kid, Elizabeth V. Altier Cheer Leading ll, 12. Likeable Betty . . . eniovs dancmo and cheerleading both of which she does in A-I style . . . has a pleasant smile and really wonderful personality that will send her well on the way to her ultimate goal, suc- cess . . . Carol Betty Andersen Red Cross 125 Leaders' Club ll, 125 Span- ish Club IO5 Teaneck Sports Club I05 Girls' League IO, ll, I25 Riding Club IO5 Hockey5 Baseball5 Basketball5 VolleybaIl5 Tennis. Ca . . . quiet and sports loving . . . asset is enjoying people . . . keeps scrap- book as a hobby . . . weakness is food and clothes . . , pleasant personality . . . xvl i I I 5 i , .143 fl' 'fiat . . ,, A M EFI' - .yi if ff I HDICKH Edward Baker Wrestling, Football, Rifle Club Range Of- ficer IO, Il, I2. Earnest and sincere Bake . . . enioys sports of all kinds . , . has been an ar- dent supporter of the Rifle Club . . . our loss is the Navy's gain. Robert Neal Bartow Red Cross 1-I, I25 Art Service Squad IO, ll: 1943 Hi-Way5 German Club, IO, II5 Track IO, 12. Bart. can't decide between painting and SKBTINQ . . . h'e's sure to be a success at whatever he tries . . . Jean Becker Girls' Leaguep Art Service Squad, Fishing Clut1I1Oi211g Horseback Riding 125 Ten- nis , , Artistically-inclined Jean prefers horse- back riding to anything else . . . admires Yeronica Lake's blonde tresses . . . is look- ing forward to a career of teaching after college . . . Mary F. Beckman Girls' League 10, 11, 12, T. S. C. 12. Becky . . . likes skating and bowling . . . collects post cards . . . likes football and baseball , . . pet hate is show-offs . . . likes to make her own clothes . . . wants to do general office work . . . Walter Bjorck N 'S z 1 si 'Q' 'S at ,, sv . Y 1. 4.9 I 5:51 HBUDH Norman Birnbaum ef' Lucille Bennett Hi-Way 12. Red . . . with her flaming hair . . . is a Dodger fan . . . but she has a weakness for collecting souvenirs, and for football games, too . . . Robert Bennett Reliable Bob likes to read . , . enjoys baseball , . . happiest with camera in his hands . . . has weakness for blondes . . . Football. Norm loves dogs, football, and food . . . his car an asset . . . school am pet peeve . . . General Marshall is his ideal . . . wants to join the Marines . . . George Bisset Riding 10, 115 Hi-Y ll, Bowling lO, 11. Bi5s likes naval aviation but spendshis time fixing his model Af . . . GDIQYS model planes, football, bowling, and riding , , , gas rationing is a pet peeve,.but the thing that interests Biss most is learn- ing to fly . . . Hi-Y 125 Student Court 125 Track 10, 11, 12j Tennis 115 Soccer 12, Wrestling 12. Walt appreciates a good joke and en- joys telling one . . . but if anYOVi9 flfldf- 6 really GOOD one, more power to him . , . we all appreciate the drawings our artis- tic comedian has done for us . . . Alfred Boyce Bonds Student Service 125 Bowling 10, 11, 12, Football IO, Baseball IO, 12, Tennis ll, 12. Likeable Bud visits in his free time . . . a confirmed bachelor , . . dislikes Dodgers . . . easy-going but sure to get there . . . I e bw Harold Perrine Bergen, Jr. Hi-Y 125 Wrestling 10, 11, lCaptainl 12, Soccer 11, 12. Hal . . . quiet and good-natured . . . idealizes Joe Gordon . . . has a decided weakness for beautiful girls but Rah Rahs had better keep their distance . . . enjoys all sports . . . Eleanore Anna Berger Unassuming Chee-Chee has a weak- ness for Chinese food . . . has ability to make friends easily . . . likes to embroid- er and knit . . . loves to tease . . . Bl , 3. Q.. TIP' Na 4 K 'J-Irs PW! 36 Y I nd al' YO' 1227 Howard Borlox Track 10, Football 12 lManagerl. Boney likes the great outdoors, hunting and fishing . . . he will have a farm in the future . . . right now, it's football . . . Fred Botha Student Court ll, Business Manager of the Hi-Way 12. Botho is that easy-going, sincere fellow you've seen bustling around for the Hi- Wey . . . his ambition is to be a success in life and from what we've seen we do not doubt but that he will be . . . us. WSW' 3 1 John Edward Boyle Rifle Club ll, 12, Riding lO, Good natured Moe plans to go to Yale . . , he likes to swim and play baseball . . . his hobbies are carpentry and model building . . . hopes to learn all about air- plane construction . . . Bernice Brady Bunnie's greatest ambition is to be a toe dancer and she works hard all the time to attain this . . . Harry James' band appeals to her as does football and baseball . . . Edward Bressler Hi-Way Circulation Mgr. 12, Orchestra 10, ll, 12, Playcrafters 12, Cinemaddicts 11, 12, Active Atoms 12, German Club 10, 12, Chess Club 10, ll, IVice-Presidentl 12' Basketball Mgr. lO, ll, 12. Cheerful and capable, Ed plans to make medicine his future . . . spends his leisure time studying Einstein . . . enjoys eating . . . has a grand sense of humor . . . 1 William W. Brett Student Service lO, Playcrafters 105 Bowl- ing Club 1O, 11 ipresidentlg Rifle Club 10, Track 10, 11 imanagerlg Football lO, ll imanagerl, Wrestling lO, lmanagerl. Quiet Bill . . . works in the fire depart- ment in his leisure time, doesn't mind rising during the night to fight fires . . . his hobbies are photography and wood- sinking . . . his favorite sport is foot- a , , , Roland E. Braxda, Jr. Braz likes to participate in all sD0fl5 . . . plans to loin the Navy when he leaves school , . , spends his spare time building model planes . . . Joseph Brenner Student Council 12, Spanish Club 10, 11, 12, Chess Club lO, Bowling Club 10, Ac- tive Atoms 12, Track lO, Basketball 10, 11. Pensive Joe . . . likes to read . . . enjoys dancing . . . a world democracy is his ideal . . . considers women as both his weakness and pet peeve . . . R 'S' ' ' 1 1 , -X 1 ' if ,J x l IIHALII Joan Brower T. S. C. 10, Leaders Club 11, 12, French Club lO, ll ipresidentl' Active Atoms 12, Cinemaddicts ll, Girls' League 12, Hi-Way 125 Basketball lO, ll, 12, Hockey 10, ll, 15rVolleyball 10, 11, 12, Baseball 10, ll, On the beam is the term to describe '.'Jona when it comes to swing or any- rhing else to suit your fancy . . . a sin- cere friendliness towards all, appreciation, of a yoke, and her jolly good nature make Joan one grand person . . . Mary Emily Brown litgaycrafters 12, Writers' Club 12, Tennis Petite Brownie . . . born in Georgia . . enioys dancing and cokes . . . first year in Teaneck . . . football fan . . . Gloria Child Fred Buschmann 'ennis II, IZ. riendly 4 Fritz . , . listens to the radio 1 his leisure time . . . his favorite hobby 5 model airplane building , , , enjoys play- T? his favorite sport, tennis, most of Edmund J. Byrkif Student Council II, IZ, Student Court II, lZ, Literary Editor Hi-Way IZ, Ye Anglers lO, Il, Chess IO, Tennis IO, II, IZ, Bas- cetball IO, II, IZ, Athletic Council IZ, Student Service IZ. Busy Ed has his fingers in all the pies . . and he doesn't spoil them either . . . friendly, and with a sense of humor, he is liked by all his pals , . . Q A' j QQ , f ly j f .I HED11 Grace Marie Chanter Student Service II, IZ, Te-Hi News Il, -ti-Way II, Playcrafters Il. Srace enjoys listening to the radio . . . 'oller skating tops her slate . a box Jf chocolates will make a hit with her any time . . . Anthony P. Chavenl' 'ro and Con Club IO, Active Atoms IZ, Vlath. Club IZ, Football IO, Tennis II, IZ. Sandlot sports, chemistry, football, and :hocolate cake get Tony's vote . . . we plans on college . . . George Campbell Drafting Club IO, Soccer IZ, Track II, IZ, Baseball IZ, Intramural Basketball IO, II, IZ, Intramural Wrestling IO, II, IZ. Cheerful and likeable Soup . . . likes to participate in sports, particularly base- ball . . . plans a future in aviation . . . for a hobby, he collects pictures of naval vessels and postcards . . . Virginia Mae Campbell Usherette Service II, IZ, Leaders Club II, IZ, T. S. C. IO, Writers Club II, IZ, Hi- Way IZ, French Club IO, Hockey II, IZ, Basketball IO, II, IZ. Ginny Campbell . . . the walking dic- tionary and the envy of all would-be writers! . . . good-natured and friendly . . . the possessor of the soft voice . . . will stand up for her convictions always . . . Student Council IZ, Te-Hi News IO, Hi- Way IZ, Girls' League II, IZ, French Club IO, Playcrafters II lvice-presidentl IZ, Teaneck Sports Club IO, Leaders Club ll, IZ, Hockey, Baseball, Basketball, Volley- ball. Friendly Go . . . a grand girl , . . her ready sense of humor, her good nature, and her warm personality make her liked by all . . . Fields Clark Student Service IZ, Playcrafters IZ, Span- ish Club IO, Wrestling IO, II, IZ. Doc's future plans, favorite book, and ambition all lie in the sea . . . has a wealth of navigation knowledge . . . col- lects stamps . . . enjoys anything having to do with dancing and music-making ex- cept fellows cutting in at the wrong time . . . ral Wesley Carduck Math. Club II, Photography II, Active Atoms IZ, Track IO, II, IZ. Lkeable Wes is invariably seen photo- graphing some event around school . . . and girls here's a tip . . . the way to his heart is with ice cream . . . Alice Louise Carr Library Council IO, II, IZ. Al is brand new to Teaneck High . . . will make a good wife for some man for she bakes a super cake . . . dislikes people who call her automobile . . . keeps trim by swimming . . . .ff sl 15- Q97 .Ea R, .N 5- Stafford Wright Clark Creative Writing ll, Tennis l2. Staff spends :i good clenl of his free time writing short stories and dancing . . . hails loin Dodger Lancl . , . A DlC6WlQ manner will send him far on the road to success . . . Virginia Clark Girls' League ll, l2g Bowling Club ll, French Club l2, Hockey, Volleyball, Bas- ketball, Smiling Vinnie . , . collects souvenirs , . ,vlikes to watch football . . . plays basketball and tennis . . . hates know- it-alls . . . is sure sale for a chocolate sundae . . . gg 715' ' S ' N- . Et.. f' Gb- 'le' Lyndall Elizabeth Coleman Usherette Service ll, l2, Girl's League lOg Bowling Club ll, l2, Volley Ball ll, IZ, Tennis ll, l2. Tall and stately Lynn , . . has a smile for everyone . . , likes to dance and sew in leisure time eno s bowlin and . - l Y Q watching football . . . Carolyn F.'ances Conger A Cappella Choir lO, ll, l2. Happy Lynn . . A likes to read and swim . . . football a favorite sport . . . loves any kind of fish . . . likes This Above All Nancy K. Cook Nice Cookie is the Bay State's contri- bution to Teaneck High . . . has a weak- ness for apple pie and photography , , , she'll head west to the University of Miss- ouri, journalism is her goal , . . Virginia D. Cordes Hi-Wav Art Staff l2g Te-Hi-News l2, Hi- Wav Advertising Staff l2g Red Cross l2g G-ris' League lO, ll, l2g Playcrafters l2, Riding Club 72' Art Service Squad l2g Bowling Club l2g Spanish Club l2, Cine- maddicts ll, Tennis l2, Hockey l2, T, S. C. ll Versat le Ginny wants to be a stylist after college . . . has collection of foreign :tolls postcards, and records . . . likes ice Skate!! and football . A , loves to eat . . . Econo' Roosevelt is her ideal , , , Frank Conklin, Jr. Orchestra lO, ll, l2j HI-Y ll, l2. Funny Frank . . . the life of the partp can put you into spasms of laughter wit his iokes and antics . . . his father is his ideal . . . Louis Contino Wrestling ll, Baseball lO, ll, l2g Foot- ball l0, ll, l2. Lou has a weakness for women . . . one of the best players on the varsity foot- ball squad, he knows of nothing he would rather do than play ball . . . U HFREDH William Cotter lgfle Club lO, Golf ll, l2, Basketball ll, Good-natured Putt Putt really knows how to put a hammer and saw to good use . . . has a decided dislike for mice but goes more for the big game of Frank Buck - - - SVWIOYS working above all else , , , Robert Court Wrestling lO, Football ll, l2. Bob is 9VefYbQdY's friend . . . even-temper- ed and 0bl'Q'f1Q . . . one of the select grouD that makes up our football team . . . enthusiastic about bowling and ping D009 . . . allergic to talkative women . , , Paul H. Curiel aul is the proud owner of a fine gun :llection . . . is never happier than when orking with guns or indulging in his fav- 'ite sport . . . baseball . . . John Dailey tuda-:St Service 125 Football 11, 125 Track l, . lappy-go-lucky Daisey . . . can usually me found having a good time . . . enjoys laying football . . . likes to trap in his pare time . . . 4Fn.1tfYYVllu . lakh El' :N L 1 . f .an liz l :Kline f A.'i W I ii- , 5--L Q ox l., lg Dick Audrey Elizabeth Deer - dent Council 11, 12: A Cappella Cholf ll? 125 Spanish Club. lO, ll, l2j GIVIS eague 10, 11, 125 Hl-Way 12. n accomplished pianist, Audrey is also 1 excellent dancer and a faithful foot- all fan . . . collects souvenlers for a abby and claims that the Hi-Way is her ivorite book . . . Evelyn Delfs rt Service Squad. Iv spends spare times reading and lncing . . . loves to paint . . . enjoys good movie . . . loathes homework . . . is great weakness for ice cream . . . Qs James Davidson Student Court 125 Student Service 10, 115 Junior Cabinet ll5 Playcrafters 125 Kam- era Klub 115 Hi-Y lO, 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 125 Tennis 12. Quiet and efficient Jimmy . . . pleasant to everyone . . . an all 'round good sport and grand friend . . . Joanne Davis Student Service Usherette 125 Red Cross 125 Hi-Way Advertising Staff 125 Girls' League 10, 11, 125 French Club 115 Tea- neck Sports Club 115 Tennis 125 Ping Pong 12. Quiet Joanne is everybody's friend and everybody is hers . . , brilliant and sweet, Joanne is liked and admired by all Richard C, De Mott l-ll-Y 12, Football lo, ll, iz, Basketball lo, ll, 12, Track ll, lz. Big Dick . . , an athlete in every sense of the word . . . favorite hobbies are re- cord collecting and girls . . . enjoys bowl- ing, swimming, dancing, and, above all, football . . . Frank X. Derham Service Club 125 German Club ll. Affable Frank is a whiz on skiis ,Q .. . will delve far into the field of medicine . . . hobby is photography . . . fix Marion De Courcey A Cappella Choir lO, 11, 125 Red Cross 105 Girls' League IO, 11, 125 Teaneck Sports Club 125 Bowling lO, 115 Hockey 11, 125 Basketball 11, 125 Baseball 11, 125 Volleyball 10, 11, 12. Peppy Marion . , . wants to travel around the world . . . loves to dance to T. D's music . . , swimming a favorite sport . . . loves clothes . . . Richard Dechristofano Wrestling lO, ll, 12. Greek . . . enjoys working on a farm . . . his favorite sport is wrestling . . . plans to be a flier , . . 'Wit led' de 525. K 4- il n if-f John Diehl Art Service Squntl IZ, German Club l2y Drafting Clulw Cluli IJ, Hi-Way Art Staff IZ, Track IO, Officer's Training Class l2. Benny Goodm.1n's hot clarinet, swing re- cords, drawing . , . they all mean fun to Johnny . , , successful engineering is on the horizon . . . Marguerite Dievenkorn Margie , , . roller skating queen . . . considers herself unusual . . . has sew- ing ability . . . hates to be kept waiting . . . wants to go into business . . . and then have her own home . . . 'IK 'S Phyllis Ann Doan Jr. Class Representative ll, Student Serv- ice I2 Wisecracking Phyl has famous snagshot collection . . . jumping left eyebrow eeps people guessing . . . hates conceit . . . hopes to plan a date and have it como out right . . , Jack Dobrow Student Service II, Chess Club IO, Il, 12, Jack . . . his weakness is talking . . . likes to play baseball, checkers, and chess . Nix! hopes to be a success . . . Jack Du Bois Playcrafters IO, Il, IZ, Rifle Club lO, ll, I2, Assembly Committee IO, I2, Rifle Team IO, ll. Jack's hobby is collecting guhns . . . in proof of that, much of his school activity was in the Rifle Club , . . enjoys dancing and swimming, and his favorite leisure time sport is sleeping. James Duffy Jim , . . quiet and agreeable . . , en- joys a leisurely time, reading, sleeping, and eating , , , dislikes work but aspires to a medical degree . . . swimming and tennis are tops with him , , , William Doran Tennis. ,. Hr. h h . fed for his temper , . . likes pgpular bangs, . . , dislikes rah-rah boys , , , loves sports . . . especially football . . . will be an asset to the Leather- necks . . . Jack Draney 5 ' 5 d IO, ll, I2, .HifW3Y Aff Qgff elx2ZCeAcll3g Atoms I2, Fishing Club. Joking Jack . . . never a.dull momenlt . .'.I a grand sport, good friend, and Swell artist , . . JOHNNY Harry Dunham Junior Class Representative, Photography Club IO, Il, Football IO, IZ. Harry enjoys photography in most of his leisure time . . . plays all sports but enjoys football and baseball the most . . . Marjorie Ebling Playcrafters IO, II lvice-presidentl, I2 lpresidentl, Student Council IO, ll lvice- presidentl, I2 lsecretaryig Riding Club lo, ll! ASSernbly Committee l2, Student Court IO, ll, Hi-Way Editorial Staff l2. M'd9'9 . . . every part of her a fine actress , . . someday hopes to see fhe world . . . enjoys dancing, seeing plays and football games, keeping .3 memory scrapbook, but above all else, acting , , , Dorothy E. Eckberg Usherette Service II, IZ, Girls' League II, IZ: French Club IO, II, Playcrafters I2, Leaders Club II lvice-presidenty, IZ, All Girls Sports. No sooner will it be said than Dottie will do what you least expect . . . full of sur- prises, and bubbling with wit and good willl, Dottie is a grand gal and an A-I pa . . . Helen Ecke Student Court IZ, Cinemaddicts II. Pinky's idea of a good time is listen- ing to swing music, especially Glenn Mill- er . . . football and tennis are her favor- ite sports but she would give up all to see a Glenn Ford movie . . , 1' MlDGE Veronica E. Emmer 'b C c'l IO, II isecretaryI, Tea- igcr:rS,por?sJrCIi,ib IO, Teaneck Leaders Club 1, I2 lpresidentl, Latin Club IZ, ACTIVE ttorns IZ, All girls' sports IO, II, I2. 'ractical Ronnie also has a fur1nY bone ,high proves very ticklish if. treated prop- .rjy I , , a swell girl with a DIEBSBVIT iersonality and an active spirit . . . Mary Beatrice English - ' N B ' es Staff IZ, Girls' Lena- gSeHiO, ReJ3IrCrgss IZ, Escort Commit- 'ee IZ, T. S. C. IZ. Irish keeps movie star scrapbooks . . . oves all sweets . . . wants to be 2 Del'- fect private secretary . . . likes football . . . dislikes pigtails . . Jacqueline Edwards T. S. C. IO, Leaders' Club II, IZ, Basket- ball II, IZ, Baseball II, IZ, Hockey II, IZ, Volleyball II, IZ. Vivacious Jackie dislikes superior people and has a weakness for chocolate malteds . . . enjoys talking most of all . . , will join the W.A.A.C. or W.A.V.E.S. Dwight M. Eisgrau lssie . . . a home-town boy from all the way back . . . likes nothing better than to hit the hay , . . enjoys swimming, sail- ing, and ice hockey . . . Natalie Entwistle Student Service IO, II, IZ, Rifle Club II, IZ, Writer's Club II, IZ, Riding Club IO, II, IZ, A Cappella Choir IZ, Hockey IO, II, IZ, Archery IO, Volleyball IO, II, I2. Nat likes horses, riding, and more horses . . . would like to ride in the Madi- son Square Garden Horse Show . . . knitsi in her spare time . . . enjoys all types of sports . . . Estelle June Etelson Red Cross IO, Playcrafters II. Bunny busies herself at the O. C. D. and the Red Cross . . . gets pleasure out of a good book . . . collects match book covers , . . enjoys swimming and dancing most of all . . , 1 XX is ' .. A 44. iiitl .1 y Gloria Elari A Cappella Choir IO, II, IZ, Te-Hi News II, IZ, Bowling Club IO, II, Playcrafters IO, II, IZ, Basketball IO. Ambitious Glo wants to be an interior decorator . . . in her leisure time she reads and collects miniatuares . . . is grae of the mainstays of the A Cappella Oll' . . . Richard J. Elting Football II, Wrestling II, IZ, Track IZ. Good-natured Dick dislikes getting up to go to school . . . enjoys dancing and wrestling . . , determined to make good . . . iw R-.-. 'FIT Q- I 1: if J Philip Fabis Lilmrnry Council 10, B.l'sl'll.1ll 1.1. Frienilly Flip , . likes to make mnrlels . . . pvt gwvyi-' -..1l.1il'. , , vnioys swim- ming , . wnnl-. to get .ilwnil in anything 111' uiiilcitakvs . . . Harriet Claire Falk Student Scrvrcc 17, Senior Band 10, 11, 125 Rod Cross 10, Aviation Club 10, Stamp Club 1O, Teancck Sports Club 11, Girls' League 12, Basketball 11, 12, Base- ball 11, 12, Bowling Club 11, 12, Volley- ball. Harriet may be small, but she's neither overlooked, nor left behind , . . a grand sport, she lcnds wrt and friendly rivalry to all our athletic contests . . , ni fait. Norma Lee Feldman Tr' llr News l 1, Playrraltcis 10, 11, 12, Rrrlriiri Club 11, T S, C, 10, 1 1, Slurlcftf Cmimil 10, 11. Fr'lrly rcally l0vr , lOOrl . . . llkCS to vat as much .J-. :lo anything clsc . . . also likes to rtancc and go horseback riilrng . , , dislikes colors that clash . . . Caryl Finn Student Council 12, Hi-Way Staff 12, Ac- tive Atoms 12, Writers Club 12, Riding Club 12, Girls' League 12, Math. Club 12, Tcnnis. 'Mickey' '... is known for saying the wrong thing at the wrong time which is generally during chemistry class , . . dancing and boating are tops in her en- tertainment field , . . determined to get most out of life . . . Norma Flugt .N Hi-Way Circulation Staff 12, Bowling Club 10, 11, Girls' League 10, 11, 12, Golf 12. Nickle likes to dance and play golf listens to Jimmy Dorsey records and lects match covers in her leisure time wants to be a successful secretary . Walter Foster Te-Hi News 12. 11, col- Waily enioys writing letters to friends in service , . , participates in all sports . 'specially basketball, baseball and football , . . likes to work on cars . Ann Flagg Leaders Club ll, Baseball 11, 12, Hockey 12. Annie is going to be a business girl when she leaves school . . . likes to dance and play all sports . . . Vincent Flanagan Baseball, Football, Basketball. Flaggie is satisfied and happy when ex- ploring caves , . . avid fan of 128O Club . . . likes to dance . . . ditto to tackle crossword puzzles . . . likes baseball most of all . . . Aik- HTONYH Edward J. Francois Hi-Y 11, 12, Bowling Club 10, 11, Basket- ball 1O, 11, 12, Tennis 12. Good natured Judd spends his free time bowling, drumming, and dancing , . . has an admitted weakness for the fairer sex , , . the guy with a pleasant smile and dreamy eyes, that's Ed . . . Marie Therese Gahrsen Student Service 12, Girls' League 11, 12, Golf Club 10, ll, 12, Tennis 11, 12, Bowling Club 10, 11, 12. The girl with the golden voice . . . friendly and pleasant . . , bowlrng's a sport that's right down her alley . . . spends her spare time singing, playing the piano, and painting . . , would love to fly a plane . . . John Gardner Football IO, 11, 12, Small lively Jarring can take an ' I , ything that comes his way . . , never lets grass Qrow under his feet . . . enjoys nothing more than a good game of football . . . Edward Garreau Playcrafters, Glee Club. Smiling Ed . . .builds models . . . loves to dance . . . likes Playcrafters . . . admires his brother , . . loves the Navy and plans to join it . . set' .rzjhxlz Ali. is if of 'lp J, eo 4 Ralph Geucke fle Club IZ, Tennis II. 'eamy Gerk wants to be happy . . . vorite sport is football . , . has an ad- tted weakness for all those beautiful eatures . . . has no ambition yet, but son itsway... James Gilliland gumentive Jimmy . . 1 friendly . . . lite adept at salesmanship and in a few ars we'll find 'him in a prominent busi- SS... 1' 'Q Audrey Gartner Art Service Squad II, IZ, Tennis Bowling IZ. Fun-loving Aud . . , drawing and music are her hobbies . . . plays piano . . . radio commercals a pet peeve , . . likes to play tennis . . . football is a favorite . . Eileen Gavin Student Service IZ, Girls League IO, II, IZ, Hi-Way Publicity and Advertising Writers Club II, IZ, Playcrafters Volleyball IO. Happy-Go-Lucky Gav . . . pigskin thusiast . . , enjoys sleeping and dancing . . . dislikes being kept waiting . . . Barnet Goldberg Bowling Club II, Basketball IO, Il, IZ, Track IZ, Intramural Basketball IO, II. Likeable Goldie plays a lot of basket- ball, his favorite sport . , . rests in his leisure time . . . likes to go to the movies and listen to the radio . . . Mildred C. Gonzales Red Cross II, IZ lpresidentl, Student Service IZ, Te-Hi News IO, II, Spanish Club II, IZ. Sincere Mille hates to be hurried and therefore is usually late for everything . . . doing her part by helping in Red Cross war work, but finds time out for good books and swing music . , . Betty Jane Geiskopf Usherette Service IZ, Spanish Club IO, II lpresidentl, French Club IZ, Playcrafters IO, IZ lsecretaryl, Teaneck Sports Club IO, Riding Club IO, ll, IZ. Once Betty Jane rolls those big brown eyes at you, and smiles that friendly smile, you're done for . . . everyone likes her quick, friendly laugh . . . Emily Catherine Gerstenkorn Typing Staff l'I'e-Hi Newsl IZ, Teaneck Sports Club IO, Playcrafters IO, IZ, Bas- ketball, Volleyball. Even-tempered, smiling Em . . . likes to just plain enjoy herself , . . wants to make her pile is happy collecting phono- graph records and playing basketball , . , 'K fe . Robert Grady Writers Club IZ, Golf IO, I,l, IZ, Wrest- lng II, l2. Bob wants to be a Naval Air Cadet when he leaves school . . . Zoot suits intrigue him and he likes best of all to see name bands in person . . . John V, Gregory Bowling IO, Il, Baseball IO, II, Basket- ball II, Football IO, II. Jack , . . everybody's friend . . , collects signatures of men of sports . . . Lou Gehrig is his ideal . . . he likes to read cowboy stories and play football . . . 5 W IT' 4 Nl . - Qi 3 Marion Sumrnerhale Greene Ouiet Marion . . . shy and sweet . . . likes to read and dance . . , enjoys good music more than anything else . . . Eleanor Judith Gresser Red Cross Council IO, II, I2 ltreasurerlg Te-Hi News Distributor Ilg Library Coun- cil IO, ll, Spanish Club IO, II, IZ, French Club l2g Usherette Service II, Playcrafters II, Riding Club, Studious El . , . reads and knits . . . likes horseback riding and skating . . . dislikes selfishness . . . her ideal is peace with victory soon . . . E. Joyce Hanson Student Council IOg Red Cross II, T. S. C. IO, Girls Leader Club II, I2g Hockey: Basketball, Volleyballg Baseball. Happy-go-lucky and fun-loving Joy idealizes her mother . . . determined to make someone a good wife . . , the girl with a really grand sense of humor . . . Donald W. Hargreaves H.-Y io, ii, l2. fRed's ambition is to join the Army Air Corps . . plays football and reads good books in his spare time . . . favorite hobby is photography . . . Barbara Jeanne Hansen Leaders Club: Teaneck Sports Club: Hockeyg Baseball, Volleyball, Basketball. Polite Bobbie loves to read and play piano . . . wants to be a successful career woman . , . enloys swimming . . . is a sure sale for any kind of can y . . . Willard Hansen German Club IO, II, IZ, Math. Club I2j Intramural Basketball IO, II, IZ, Intra- moural Soccer II, I2, Intramural Baseball Willie wants to join the Navy and be a naval architect . . . is biding his time with sports and swing music . . . 0 ca , '9 M, , , .-.I ' ANU! I 5' 'f . il It HRALPHH Jean Harper Hi-Way Advertising Staff I2. Jeanie enjoys listening to popular music . . . likes to watch football games . . . has a collection of band leaders' photos . . . will make a swell secretary . . . Marie T. Hatch Typist for Junior Te-Hi News II, 125 TYDist for Advertising and Editorial Staffs of Hi-Way IZ, Bowling Club IO, Spanish Club IO, Il. Changeable Bubbles . . . wants to be something besides a secretary , . , loves apples . , . likes to read mysteries and weave . . , writes as a hobby . , . enjoys football . . . no future plans , , , Lois Haupt gtudeng goungill tg2jOCamera Club ll, 12, foan on l,T.S.C.ll,H k 105 Basketball i'o. OC ey LO . . . quiet and capable . , . will put her calmness and abilities into a nursing career . . . enjoys swimming, food, and photography . , , Clifford Heath Student Service l2, Band lO, ll, Senior Class Cabinet, Hi-Y l2, Wrestling l2. N C. J.' -happy-go-lucky class president of OU' Semof Y?-if . . . a musical-minded lad w-hose hobbies are records, drums, and piano . . . enjoys dancing . . , 3 Q R , il, r-. i H V If 4. V ,L ' li. A' . Donald Heitmann .- .klx . Chess Club lOj Radio Club ll, Math. '- ,f . Cllzub IZ, German Club l2, Active Atoms A , ' ' 4 I ' ff' Hot-wire Heitmann . . . radio addict N ' A . . . friendly and sincere . , . spends his leisure time listening to records and help- is ing with the local Boy Scouts . , . toot- ' 4 ball and hockey rate wth him . . . if 1 o A o Virginia Hemmer . Jeanne . . . enjoys reading, writing , . . hobbies are collecting insigniae and swim- BOB ming . . . not very fond of report cards . . . has weakness for uniforms . . . ' Warren Herzog Ann Lorraine Hillgardner St d t S A 12 lFI C t' l. Gris' League lO, ll, l2, Hockey lO, ll, U en ervlce oor ap Bin Ti S. C. l2, Baseball lO, llg Cheerlead- Good-humored Hertz . . . enjoys model ing jj. aircraft building . . . has remarkable abil- D , ity for keeping a job . . , loathes high Peppy Annie . ., .n loves roller skating heels . . . wants to be an officer . . . and CISVYCUWQ, - - dl5l'kf?5 DOY DESTS ,- . - the air cgyps , , , likes to cry in the movies . . . her hair an asset , . . likes baseball . . . Jack Heyler Bowling Club l2g Basketball l2, Baseball l2, Intramural Sports, lO, ll. Jack likes all things pertaining to sports, baseball in particular , . . hobby is record collecting . . . enjoys hunting . . . with the ice-box providing very happy hunting grounds . . . Bert Hilsher Football ll, l2g Basketball ll, l2, Base- ,r Henry Lewis Herman Rifle Club lO, ll, l2, Active Atoms 12. Hard working Hank . . . enjoys doing woodwork over other things . . . his fav- orite sport is wrestling . . . democracy is his ideal . . . Robert Herman Hi-Y lO, ll, 12 lsecretaryl. Bob . . . likeable and laughable . . . sports enthusiast . . . admits he doesn't do much but loaf in his spare time . . . he can't imagine anyone not enjoying dancing . . . 25' UE. b ' A. 2:0 ball ll, l2. Q Athletic Bert . . . prominent on the grid- i ,qi irori, diamond, and court . . . . .gs ' 'rw 'li i. xv f gk L 'lf 2 ,f gwfffrlfl' Thomas Hindlo Bowling 12. Llkealile Tommy , . . enioys tinkering mound with cms . . . like-. srience, es pecially chemistry . has the rare abil- ity to make money quickly . . . Gladys Hinners Student Council 10, 11, Usherette ll, Art Service Squad 10, ll: Student Court ll, Girls League IO, ll, 12, Hi-Way 11, Junior Editor, 12 leditor-infchietl, French Club 10, ll. Efficient, friendly, considerate . . . Gladys isn't iust one, but all . . she has a good sense ot humcr, but she knows there's a time and place tor everything , . . if there's work to be done, Gladys is on the iob . . . a 3- Shirley Carolyn Hobby Refi Cro'-.s ll, 12, l-liWay 12, T0-Hi News 1.7, Girls lefmuf' 10, ll, 12, Tennis Club ll, 12, Ping Pong ll, 12. Shui likes to buy clothes and dance . . wants to be a 'successful secretary , , dislikes bossy people . . . John F, Hoeting Foolball 10, 11, 12. Bashful l-loupe . . . enjoys playing sports, especially baseball, in his leisure time . . . dislikes overstarched shirts . , . Joan Marie Holley Usherette Servce 12, Playcrafters 12, Spanish Club 11, 12, Girls' League 12, T. S. C. 10, Leaders' Club ll, 12, Riding Club 1O, All Glrl's Sports 10, 11, 12. Hollie . . . quiet and sweet . . . a sin- cere friend . . . collects souvenirs of all kinds . . . enioys playng the piano and dancing . . . eating is another pastime Malcolm Holtje Student Court Associate Justice 11, Radio Club 'O Math Club 12, Active Atoms 12, Tenns 11, 12 'Mac' a math and science whiz, been is, and, it he has his way, wi has ll be span 1 ng all the tme hc can on electronics an-1 C Cn'ist'ir people who brag about fncrnselves get Mac's goat more than anvtrmng else , , , Frances Fagan Hogan Girls' League 10, ll, 12, Student Council 12, Hi-Way 12, Spanish Club 10, 11, 121 A Cappella Choir ll, 12. Frannie gets a bigger kick out of lite than anyone we know . . . dislikes being kept waitng . . . nice clothes intrigue her . . . Frank Charles Hohmeister Playcrafters IO, ll, 12, German Club 10, Writers Club 12, Rifle Club 10, 12. Frog has a weakness for goodlooking girls, but aside from that likes to write . . . will join one of the armed services . . . boxing is his favorite sport, and he enioys fencing, fishing, and hunting . . . GLADDIE Donald S. Hook Orchestra IO, ll, 12 ivice-presidentl, Riding Club 12, Track. The romantic and philosophical views are only two sides of Don's many-sided per- sonality . . . his most outstanding and most admirable quality is his unprejudiced feel- ing for his fellow man and his ability to get along amicably with anyone he may meet . . . Dorothy Hoorman T. S. C., Hockey, Basketball. Petite Dot . . . likes to listen to the radio . . . has weakness for candy . . . dislikes stupid questions . . . loves to skate most of all , , , Jack Horner Hi-Y IO, II, IZ ltreasurerb, Bowling Club IO, Tennis II, Intramural Baseball IO, Lntranural Basketball IO, II, I2, Base- 3 . Jack likes to read and play all types of SDOIIS f - - COIIQCYS phonograph records and builds models in his spare time , I , Gladys Hyde Usherette II, Te-Hi News IO, IZ, Hi- a -IZ, Band IO, II, Orchestra IO, II, Bblxlvll- UIQ Club IO, Il, IZ, Playcrafters IO, II, I2: Girls' l.eague IO, II, IZ, Active Atoms IZ, Debating Club IO, Hockey I2, Volley- ball II, Basketball II. I wonder if Happy is short for Happy- go-lucky . . .y it should be . . . Gladys loves H Qood time and knows how to make one for everyone . . . cfs LlMEY Gurden Jefferson :ootball IO, II, IZ! Tl'-BCK IO, II, I2- 'Jeff was one of our most dependable :ootball stars . . . willinQ and Sincere, we won't talk about his secret ideal . . . :refers football and going out with the Joys to anything you can name . . . Marguerite Elaine Jewell Bowling Club II, Riding Club IO, ll, IZ. Bunnie hopes to become a good sec- retary . . . she dislikes having her pic- ture added to the collection in a boys wallet . . . when she is not dancing she sews in her leisure time . . . James Irwin Bowling Club IO, Track Team IO, Foot- ball IO. Jimmy is going into the Coast Guard . . . likes to keep busy with sports, reading, and astronomy . , . Gladys Jahrling Happy-go-lucky Rusty . . , likes to draw . . . frankness is her asset . . . red hair is unusual . . , loves black and white sodas . . . Edward Johnson Eddie . . . retiring . . . can usually find him around some type of car . great asset is a crop of red-blonde hair. Gordon E. Johnson Band IO, II, IZ, Orchestra IO, II, IZ, Active Atoms I2, Astronomy Club I2, Tennis IZ. The Admiral, has made quite a name for himself by writing original music scores that are good . . . also enjoys work- ing with his hands, as shown by his hobby: medal making . . . lv. John James Playcrafters IO, II, IZ, Te-Hi News IZ. If you hear a fellow talking with a broad Nazi accent, don't become worried , . . it's only Limey displaying his prize brain child . . , aviation addict . . . the rest of his life is either censored or un- known . . . H. Jeanette Jantzen A Cappella Choir IO, II, IZ, Bowling Club IO, II, Playcrafters IZ. Quiet Jay cannot resist candy and sun- daes . , she reads in her leisure time . . , swimming and skating get her vote, zoot suits don't . . . ir - - L Horace Richard Johnson Student Court Clerk ll, Prosecuting At- torney l.', Math Club l,', Active Atoms l.'g Rollin Clul-, lvicc prcsiflcntl I l g Tennis ll, l.', Diliqont Dick , ifllfllllllf genius . , , likes to work in electronics laboratory in his leisure time , , . brilliant math stu- dent . . . his ideal is successfully getting along with everybody . . . Tom Jones, Jr. Football lO, ll. Debonair Jonesy . . , a true man about town , , . hobbies are collecting records and dancing . . . gifted with the ability to talk , . . hopes to be a states- lTlBf'l... i C T' Viv., William Joy Footlmll lO, ll, l2, Basketball lO, ll, l2Q Tvaik lO, ll, l7, Wrcstllnq lO, ll, l2j Intramural Basketball IO, ll. WilIrc is that tall clark lad wc'vc seen plugrginq so rliliqcntly for Tcancck at our inter scholastic athletic events . , , his cxrccrlingly fine school spirit has thc envy and thc arlmlraton of us all , . . Edward Kappock Football ll, l2, Baseball ll, l2. Popular and happy-go-lucky Kapp . . . collects records . . . enioys all sports, base- ball in particular . , . Bernadette Eileen Keegan Student Service ll, l2, Cheerleading ll, 12. Bernie , . . dashing and collegate , . . free time taken up by dancing, cheer- leading, photography, and Walt . . . faithfully keeps a diary-as long as study hall time permits. Dorothy Kellgren Unasssurnhg Dottie . . loves traveling and nice clothes . . . gets along well witn friends , favorite book is Mrs, Mini- ver' likes roller skating. Joyce Katxman Red Crosss lOg Writers' Club ll, French Club lO, l l g Pro and Con Club lO, ll, Golf Club l l. Joy . , . intelligent and dependable . . completed high school in three years . , . enjoys bicycling, reading, and writing . . . should be successful in all she undertakes. Hanny Kaufmann Active Atoms l2g German Club l2. Hanny, anotlher friend from over-there . . . is devotee of good music . . . ditto reading . . . waxes poetic at thought of concerts . . . cannot resist buying shoes , . l iw i WILLIE Arthur Raymond Kelly Baseball l2. Generous Hook dislikes terribly to be called by his last name . . . if luck stays with him, he'll be a fireman . . . everyone admires his speaking voice. Robert William Kelly Rifle Club lO. Bob wants to be a farmer as long as he has others to do the work . , . free time taken up by roller skating, horseback riding, and swimming , , . enjoys nothing more than a good home-cooked meal. Betty Illa Korndoerfer Mary Louise Kelsey TS-Hi News 12, Band 10, 11, Orchestra 11, lSellY hopes to be a journalist . . . e 1l0YS .writing to the boys in the Service . . . dislikes insincerity and modern music B. . enjoys dancing and playing the French orn. Harry J, Killian Riding Club 12, Aviation Training 12, Chess Club 12. Hal 4likes anything related to modeling, CleS'QVl '1Q, Or building . . . loves to ride and takes an active interest in aviation . . . quiet and unassuming. .. W. ,N .1 L JEFF Bets wants to be an airhostess-likes music by Harry James . , . dislikes catty girls , . . dancing and skating are her favorite sports . . . collects records . . . Allen Kuusela Student Service 11, Library Council 10, 11, 12, Bowling Club 12, Manager Football Team 12, Athletic Council 11, Baseball 12. Casanova , . , women are main interest . . . dislikes dancing . . . loves to sleep... likes football and bowling . . . greatest asset is his boat . . . Ph 1 'vs .B 7 Pamela King Student Council 10, 11, Hi-Way 12, Art Service Squad 10, 11, French Club 10, ll, 12, Girls League 10, 11 12 ipresidentl, Teaneck Sports Club 1O, Leaders Club 11, Riding Club 10, 11, 12, Hockey, Base- ball, Basketball, Volleyball. Maybe Pammy won't let us dirty her saddle shoes, but she's still a grand sport, a good friend, and has a wonderful sense of humor. William Koch Hi-Y ivice-president, 111, lpresidentl 12, Senior Class Treasurer, Wrestling 10, Track 11, Baseball 12, Football 11, 12. Friendly, jovial Barrel . . , likes the gals, dislikes ther prejudices . . . enjoys sports of all kinds . . . his ideal-the excellent sportsman . . . Doris Land Leaders Club 11, 12, Treasurer 12, Tea- neck Sports Club 1O, 11, Spanish Club 10, 11, Reporter-Historian Te-Hi News 10, 11, 12, Hi-Way Editorial Staff 11, 12, All Girls Sports lO, 11, 12. Active Dor goes out for sports . . . in her leisure time she dances and writes . . . she hopes the future will bring her into the journalistic world . . . Mildred Larsen Bowling Club 11, 12, Active Atoms 12, Leaders' Club. Interesting Mil . . . dislikes eighth pe- riods and homework . . . plays piano by ear . . . loves roller skating . . . keeps scrapbook on human anatomy . . . will become nurse. '15 z Ac. Robert W. Koch chess Club ii, 12. Shy and reserve Bob can always be count- ed on for a pleasant smile . . , favorite SDort is baseball . . . has difficulty in remembering things . . . William J. Kornfield Student Service 12, Hi-Way Typing Staff 12, Chess Club 12, Baseball 12, Intra- mural Basketball lO, 11, 12, Intramural Wrestling 11. Cheerful and likeable Bill . . . his favor- ite soort is basketball , . . likes to partici- pate in all sports . . , collects coins . . . 0 PVS . vp- 'F 4- 1.3 Marilyn H. Loin Tonneck Sport Cliili IO, lvnilr-is . Club ll, l.', Riilinq Club IO, lla'-kc'llmlI lO, ll, l.', lloikvy IO, ll, l.', Bn-.olmll IO, ll, lf, Vollvylmll IO, ll, l.'. Lynn's liiq ambition if. to learn to fly , , , likes all sports , . Lynn dances in her leisure time . . . Kenneth Leins Hi-Y IZ, Student Court ll, Bowling Club IO, Math. Club IZ, Tennis ll, IZ, Wrestling. Ken has grown up so we can no longer treat him like a cute baby . . . still re- tains his innocent charm, however, which seems to attract other to him . . . X Y . ii kit' Harry Lindemann Pro and Con Club IO, Writers Club l2j Tennis II, Soccer IQ, Baseball IZ. Hdtryl who intends to take up economics in college, is an ardent admirer of music . , plays the violin . , . is an enthusiastic sports tan, favoring especially baseball and ice hockey. Elmer Littlefield Basketball Manager IO, ll, IZ, Reserved Elmer . . . a veteran basketball manager . , . favorite sport is football . . . very interested in scoutwork of all kinds. .. Florence Loveland Termite adores tiny kittens and pup- pies , . . has good disposition and loves lots of Sun . . . enioys going to the movies and listening to the radio best of all. Charles Frederick Lowenthal Jr. Active Atoms IZ, Math. Club IZ. 'Charlie' likes hiking and stamp-collect- ing , can't resist a chocolate marsh- mallow sundae . never happier than when 'Dinklino wilth chemicals . . . Gloria Lorra ne Lohmann Red Cross IO, II, Rifle Club IZ, Active Atoms IZ, German Club I25 Volley Ball IO, ll, I2, Basketball IO, ll, IZ, Riding Club IO, II, l2g Baseball IO, II, IZ, Gloria . . . hates being idle , . . likes to swim, dance, and listen to music . . . but above all enioys driving her car . . . hopes to tour the U, S. in it some day . . Shirley May Loiseau Checkers . . . wise cracking and happy- go-lucky . . . likes bowling, roller skating, and baseball . . . has weakness for choco- late cake . . . wears red well . . . J.: M, v . K VV vjl KENNY Josephine M. Lowrie Student Service Il, l2g Spanish Club llp French Club IZ, T. S. C. Il, Girls League IZ, Playcratters IO, II, I2g Hockey, Bas- ketball, Volleyballg Tennis. Jo 4 may be petite in stature, but there's nothing small about her fine sense of hu- mor and her share ot gray matter , , , if you haven't met her, get busy . M. Geraldine Lynch Usherettes l2g A Cappella Choir ll, I2g Basketball ll. Patriotic Gerry's ideal is to be a good American . , . dancing and reading rate high on her list . . , her weakness is clothes and lots of them . . . Louise M. Mazza Joseph A. McCuIIey Jr. George MacFail iting Club 105 Riding Club 125 Active ns 125 Rifle Club 105 Tennis Club 11. c plans to enter college when he es school . . . likes to fence and go eback riding . . . making models is favorite hobby . . Elizabeth Madden at and unassuming Betty . . . enjoys ning to swing music , . . has distinc- of being the first person born in Holy we Hospital . . . a football fan . . . RALPH News 11, 125 Art Squad 1Q, ll, lid Cross 125 Chorus 1O5 Fishing 1 . olent Lou enjoys helping people if difficulties . . . loves housework is kind and has weakness for dogs dislikes catty girls . . . dress de- gisheraim... Albert R. McClellan all 10, 11, 12. is-minded Mac . . . loves bicycling ootball . , . his weakness is the open . . . dislikes girls . . . interested in ng... if . lite. , -fj . Q. 7 pi- Us Bernice Maloney Red Cross 115 Library Council 11. Good natured5 smiling Bunny . . . pho- tography is her hobby . . . enjoys writing letters, dancing, and walking . . . likes to buy novelty jewelry . . , hopes to be a successful secretary . . . Roy Malool Cy plans to be a farmer in New Hamp- shire . . . likes to play baseball and all other sports . . . favorite hobby is Auto Mechanics . . . Red Cross 11, 125 Student Service 125 Student Council 125 Assembly Committee 125 Playcrafters 11, 12. Joe likes to write poetry and fence . , . plans to go into business when he leaves school . . . enjoys spending money . . . gifted with a real sense of humor . . Joan McDonald Writer's Club 11, 125 Usherette 115 Play- crafters 125 Bowling 10. 1 lmpish Joan . . . better known as Legs' . . . takes great pride in her lengthy fingernails . . . has an unquestionable weakness for Clark Gable . , . this may have been a guiding influence in her de- cision to become an actress . . . S Jacqueline Martin T. H. S. Service Club 125 Hi-Way Adver- tising Staff 125 Te-Hi News 105 Girls League 125 Active Atoms 125 Tennis 11, 125 Riding Club 12. Pert Jacciuie USED to collect sugar . . . favors riding, dancing and having fun in general . , , next fall, college . . . Alda Marie Massano Girl's League 125 Leaders Club 11, 125 Teaneck Sports Club 105 Spanish Club 105 Basketball 11, 125 Hockey 125 Ping Pong 11. Ever-smiling Alda has one burning ambi- tion . . . to grow up . . . sleuthing occu- pies her leisure hours as does eating pickles . . . and a pair of blue eyes will always attract her . , . I x XX fi Wr- gb. D Vaughan McDonnell MAC . . . plans .1 luture in aviation , . . ire skates, skis, ni swims in his sparc time . . . likes to ski most ot all , , . rlis likes school , . his favorite hobby is photography . Mary McKenna Teaneck Sports Club IO, Leader's Club Il, I2g Baseball IO, ll, I2, Basketball ll, IZ, Hockey Il, IZ, Volleyball ll, I2 . ., Mary wants her share of happiness . . . eating, playing basketball, writing letters Nethese she enjoys most . . . weakness for Vaughn Monroe's singing . . . X X ' x pn Imogene Mellen Senior Cabinet, Girls' LeaQl-JCI T0-H' SUV' ,Ce Club 125 Playcratters l2g Band IO. lpregidentl ll and lf, Dfum Mdlofelle ll, I2, T. S. C. llg Leaders Club Il, I2g Bowling Club IO, II, Riding Club IO, Il, IZ, All Girl's Sports IO, ll, IZ. lmy has the admiration of us all because she dances and swims to perfection . . . in fact, she has won several championships . . . full of life and fun, she admits her weakness is eating . . . our pert drum ma- jorette . . . Robert A. Meloy Rifle Club IZ, Baseball I2. Bob loves sports . . . especially baseball , , , likes to build models . , . biggest asset is being prompt . . . will be a ma- chinist . . . Qi 'IJIA' X Margaret M. Mchrtland Student Servire llg Hi-Way Advertising Staff I?g Hi Way Business Staff II, I2, Senior Class Cabinet: Girls League IO, Il, l?g Spanish Club IO, Il, Teancck Sports Club I2 Peoqy likes ice skating, swimming and ten- nis . . . she reads and sews in her leisure time . , . her natural blond curly hair is her best asset . . . Bernard Mehlman Student Service II, IZ, Pro and Con Club IOg Chess Club IO, Math. Club l2. Bud is proud of his grandmother's pies and the fact that he has had no eighth periods since the tenth grade . . . trav- elling, baseball, photography, and liberal- ism all play an important part in Bud's life . . , Adelaide N. Michels German Club IO, Writers Club II. Putzi . . . admits herself that her sense of humor is awful . . . but her sense of service isn't, for she is planning on a nursingvcareer . . . enjoys sleeping, eating, and living. Robert Middlernas Soccer IO, II, IZ, Wresting ll, l2, ln- tfarnural Basketball IO, ll, IZ, Cheerful Mouse , , . enjoys playing all Soorts, especially baseball , . . his pet Ai ' D909 is homework . . . good sportsman- G sf G 5l'I'D is his ideal , , . likes Berlin diary , , , - Q L Q, ,g 1 Concetta C. Miele TS-Hi News I2, A Cappella Choir IO, ll, Pleasant Connie loves to collect pic- tures of bandleaders . . . enjoys singing most of all and helping others , , , dis- likes showoffs . . , wants to be success- ful in her career , , . Martin Vincent Mierisch Rifle Club IO. RQNVIOQ HVIOH SDends most of his time f'XlflQ machinery but also likes photo 1 g- VBDIWY . . . enjoys football and wants to be a draftsman. Charles Minard -ck Fire Department. -lie . . . model airplanes and sail- is hobbies . . . weakness is math , . . is a car . . . .lean Mirabito ng Club IO, II, IZ, Teaneck Sports IO, Leaders Club IZ, Baseball IO. nnie loves to collect Harry James 'ds . . . likes football . . . has a week- for new clothes , . . dislikes eighth ids . . . wants to succeed . . . 4,1 , ua?-' , r ,- 4' , ,, 5 ,. . N .. ..,., . . - 5: :wi I I 'F 4 Q i ,sd P ,Ea 6 . f'4E9.... r il ,ri I , -.fr -. , . -r . r-11LL?:.:jQZs35v:. fiagyfq rs' '- sa--V .. ..- 1- i f M'i'f?i?1if??17:r: '5 - Mg r' , ':'5:'ffQe, Marthe Muller Service Squad IO, Ili H WBY ,Aff IZ, German Club IO, II, IZQ GIFIS e lZj Pro and Con Club Il, manager Writers Club IZ, Tennis II, IZ? ay IO, IZ. l and nonchalant, has a grand sense mor and is a sport, liked and ad- by all who know her well . . . Edward Mulqueen all IZ. lo we have a future admiral .H... eaknesses are sportsl. . , Mo 'is 'o be one of the brighter people in 'orld because his only ideal is to be la. :vii in iii I9 I I' ,Lil 'I in I I . E Q I J , a I Elf, M A , Vvk E- in fg. , X: iv at I? f M I 0 .,i J 3:2 ,gg 2, Mary Janice Moore Red Cross IZ, French Club I I, IZ, Span- ish Club I I, Girls League IO, I I, IZ, Tieaneck Sports Club I I, Girls Sports IO, Janice is a quiet little mouse, but she has her ideas and opinions , . . just get in a good discussion with her some day, and you'll find out . . . Nancy Ann Morrow Usherette Service II, Te-Hi News, T. S. SHI Iljl Basketball I I, Volleyball ll, Base- a . Quiet Nan . . places she's been . . . loves to dance and does so whenever she can , . . enjoys foot- ball. . collects souvenirs of Ernest M. Myhren A Ca ella Choir IZ, Intramural Wrestl- , DD ing IO. Quiet Ernie doesn't talk much and hates others to s ends his time build . . . p - ing models and playing football . . . his shortness is his pet peeve . . . Grace Navara Retiring Grace . . . plans to work in a photography studio . . . twirls a baton . . . likes to roller skate and knit . . , loved Gone With the Wind . . . sx 'bs if I ,L !,', S-was Virginia Marie Morton Red Cross Council IO, Il, IZ lsecretarylg Library Council IO, ll, IZ lpresident ll, IZI, Student Council I I, IZ. Trust-worthy Gina . . . one of the ac- tive members of the service clubs . . . fond of reading . . . ditto roller-skating and dancing . . . push-over for ice- cream . . . Phyllis Moser Escort Committee II, IZ, Te-Hi News IZ5 Girls League IO, II, IZ, Spanish Club IO, Bowling Club IO, II, Teaneck Sports Club IO, Leaders Club II, IZ, Basketball, Hockey, Volleyball IO, II, IZ. Friendly Phyl undertakes much and suc- ceeds in all . . . she likes sports, and is a grand sport herself , . . 41+ Robert S. Nelson Service Club l.', Sturlvnt Council IO, ll, ll, Assembly Committee ll, l2g Bridge Club ll. Sincere Boll likes to dance, play the piano, and swim . . . dislikes insinccre people nnrl has good living as an ideal . , , interested in Commercial Law , . . Eugene Netzer Chess Clubs IO, Active Atoms l2. Genial Gene . . . his ideal is the brother- hood of man . . . has a number of hob- bies and enioys them all . . . sincere and persevering . . . A it 1-. ,g i r 1 - ' l...-0 1 1- N Paul H, N. Neydhart P.xblo' '.., likes all the girls except the r.Jl'1ral't ones . . . spenrls his leisure rn dancing anil sports . , . enjoys f00t- lvall and all sports. Philip Noble Student Service l2, Te-Hi News IZ, Writers Club l2g Pro and Con Club lOg Bridge Club l2, Tennis l2. Easy-going Flip has an unusual ability to get out of trouble . . . rug-cutting is his favorite pastime and his model rail- roads would make anyone envious . . . August Nuut Don't let that studious look fool you . . . not that August doesn't do his work, but he's no bookworm . . . has a good sense of humor . . . Marion Charlotte Nylander Girl's League, Baseball lO, ll, Volley Ball l l Barbara Nolan Usherette ll, Art Service Squad IZ, Hi- Way Advertising Staff l2g Riding Club lO ll, l2, Spanish Club l2g Playcrafters l2g Girls League l2. Full-O-Fun is the word for Bobbie . . . she's Tops as far as dancing is con- cerned and loves nothing better . . . does a neat rob in making her own clothes . . . Ruthe C. Noll Art Service Squad ll, l2, Student Service -Usherette l2g Art Staff l2g Typing Staff, Playcrafters l2, Basketball l2. Friendly Ruthy spends her leisure time dancing, swimming, or playing tennis . . . she likes to go shopping most of all . . . wants to step into the fashion world as a buyer . . . 3 if Us 'l I -lllrfi ll. Q 'A rl ,qs ,kgs T l MAC John O'Connor Tall, easy-going Jack . . . enioys drill- ing with the New Jersey State Guard , . . spends his leisure listening to records, dalncing, or reading , , , hopes to be 3 plot . . . Virginia Omohundro Riding Club l2. Energetic Gin reads magazines in spare Throaty-voiced Nye loves to sing, and time . . . loves swimming and talking . . . does so mighty well . . . enjoys dancing dislikes people who walk slowly . . . weak- and listening to dance records . . .idol- ness is fashion magazine . . . izes Helen Forrest , . . r Emmett 0'Neil , . 9' . . . a fiend around the gasoline OHS . . . loves cars and sports , . , iy is roller skating. Richard W. Orth ef lzi Baseball lO. gfnatured Dick is always ready to lend -Ding Hand . . . teachers and home- ' 'rk hlmf but Qlfls are a different i' . . . favorite sport is football . . . WARREN Ruth Passanant rs Club 12, Horseback Riding 10, Lowling Club 12, Tennis. ious Ruthie has a weakness for 'ain tall, blond boy . . , likes horse- riding, singing, and dancing . . . forward to a swift and victorious ind the day the boys come home Ruth L. Peck it Service 11, Red Cross 12, Girls e 10, 11, 12, French Club 11, 12, C. 11, Art Service Squad 11, 12, h Club 11, Hi-Way Art Staff 12, Sports 10, 11, 12. nt and sincere Ruthie , . . finds re in traveling . . . swims or plays nton in her leisure time . . . get- ip late in the morning is her weak- 1 ' it ,W Lillian Osterhout Student Service 12, Art Service Squad 11, 12, Red Cross 12, Distribution Staff 11, Hi-Way Art Staff 12, Bowling 10, 12, GirI's League 10, 11, 12, Basketball 11, 12, Volley Ball 11, Baseball 12. Blondie , who is quite an artist, enjoys skating and dancing . . . hates to be taken for younger than she is . , . car- ries on quite a correspondence with the army , . . Stanley Owen Student Council 10, Rifle Club 11, Glee Club 12, Track 1O, 11, 12, Football 12. Quiet Stan , . . likes fishing and swim- ming . . . well liked by fellow students . . . enjoys mechanical work . . . George Perkins Rifle Club 11, 12, Chess Club 10, Draft- ing Club IO. Tall, lanky Perk . . .bitten by the avi- ation bug . . . enjoys light reading and bowling . . . blessed wish a remarkable money-making ability . . . Edward Peter Rifle Club lO, ll. Lig thinks swimming, basketball, and candy hit the spot . , . he's army bound . . . 31 Henrietta Parlamenti Student Service 10, Spanish Club 10, Base- ball 1O, Volley Ball 10. Henrie is always cheerful . . , bowls and reads most of the time . . . has a weak- ness for cokes and bluejackets . . . wants tof be a stenographer and a house- wi e . . . Betty Parrish Hi-Way Typing Staff 12, Basketball 11. Beets , . . enjoys horse back riding, writing, and walking . . . also collects stones . . . headed for college . . . 1m 5'-i Alice Ruth Peterson Hi-Way l.'g Frvmh Cliilr IO, II, If. T0-'l' npck Sports llirlr IU, lv.1llr'r'. Qlulm llj Girls lvmllrt' IO, ll, l.' l'l.iymi.iltr'r'. ll, lf, Baskvtlmll, Tennis, Crnlt, Rillinq Petite Allie Ru . , , fini' ccirnp.tnv, nootl spoil, .1n.l .1 smooth rlnnlvi . both rn socnl tml show rltnci better Ct . . . . . ng . . q to know her it you havcn't alrcady done so . . . William E. Pfeiffer Hr-Y Ilg Baseball IO. Ever-pleasant Bill . collects phonograph records and likes to dance . . . he dis- likes rrccktres . . . favorite sport is base- ball . . . hrs weakness IS women . . . r? i f 4 Peggy Phelan Rc-rl Cross I7. Shorty has the bcst scnsc of humor :mil the moat contagious laugh of anyone in the school . shc'll always be a good homemaker, for her sewing and baking arc perfection . . . John Picinich Student Service Ilg Student Court Prose- CufCr II, Chief Justice IZQ Service Club Ilg Debating Club IO. Jchn's favorite hobby is collecting guns , , . likes to sleep and play tennis . . . does odd robs in his spare time . . . a real student and a loyal friend , . Donald Plack Don joined us in the fall of I942 and left us before the Spring of I943 , . . he is a master of the art of making friends and influencing people. Marion Popper Grrl's League IZ' Active Atoms l2g Wf-ters' Club Ilj Tennis I Ig Riding Club II Ye Anglers IO, lla Glamorous 'PODDN' . . gay and amusing has very long fingernails , , , doteg on iewclry api horseback riding . , will make gracoas model . . . idealrzes the d'awing of Torn Lovell . . . H. M. Pierre Riding Club lprcsrdentl. I2. Harry . . . quiet and talented . . . a lover of animals and the open spaces . . . a good artist . . , Harry has an easy-going and pleasant personalrty . . . Clifford Pinder Football IO, II. Loves his trusty Bike . . . rides it wherever he desires . . . enjoys football . . cool-tempered . . . UJOEH Dorothy Pope Spanish Club IOj Saddle Club IO, I2p T. SOC.IIlIgIlieaders' Club I2g All Girl's Sports Dottie is a first class seamstress whose outstanding asset is her lovely hair . . , calls reading her pastime and G. W. T. W. her favorite book . , . doesn't know whether she'd rather dance or eat candy . . . Angelina Polini T. S. C. IOg Leaders' Club II, I2g Bas- ketball II, I2g Baseball Il, I2g Hockey Il, I2g Volleyball II, IZ. Retiring Lee . . . will be a typisf . collects stamps . . . lakes football . . loves candy . . . dislikes conceit . loves to read and swim . . . Mary Porreca Cross 105 Playcrafters 10, 125 Lead- llub 125 Cheerleading 11. y Babs loves to eat and dance . . . ability to wear black clothes is un- A. . . swimming and football are her ite sports . . . Robert H. Post, Jr. 1. Club 115 Baseball 11, 125 Basket- lO, 11, 12. . quiet but friendly . . . likes to ictive at all times . . . an avid base- fan . . . his ambition is to play with Big Leagues . . , DICK Janet Scott Price t Service 11, 125 Student Council 15 Hi-Way 125 Playcrafters 11, 125 Club 125 French Club 10, 115 Ac- gtoms 125 Girl's League 11, 125 Club 105 Basketball 105 Volley :preciates a good time as welllas , but she also sees the serious side . . . a balanced personality and a of the practical mixed with a sense nor make Jan fine company . . . William Provenzano 1 Club 105 Stamp ClubV10, 115 Ac- toms 125 Soccer5 Wrestling. the carrot-top of the class -is Ia ual dreamer . . . his future is in my, his ideal is a certain air force 1... Warren Post Chess Club 11, 125 Active Atoms 125 Ping Pong5 Intramural Baseball 10. Wistful Whitey . . . can be found work- ing on his model navy in his leisure time . . . likes to mess with chemicals , . . sailing is his favorite sport , . . Marjorie C. Powers Sganish Club IO, 125 Bowling 125 Tennis Margie likes to read, dance, and play tennis, but photography is her real hobby . . . enjoys watching football and sipping sodas . . . Virginia Eleanor Quackenbush Girls League 10, 11, 12. Reserved Ginny . . . likes to swim and dance . . . has weakness for clothes . . . long, dark eyelashes her asset . . . basket- ball and football please her . . . Robert Raymond Fishing Club 10, 115 Bowling Club 125 Wrestling 125 Baseball 12. Bob . . . just a fisherman at heart . . . although he will go camping any time, EI- lery Queen also takes up his leisure . . . finds an ideal in General MacArthur . . Virginia Pratt Junior. Cabinet 115 Student Court Clerk, 125 Hi-Way 125 Girls League5 Riding Club 105 French Club 11, ltreasurerl 115 Ac- tiyelfgtoms 125 T. S. C. 105 Leaders Club Bright-eyed Ginny is a friend to all . . . loves a good time and seems to be able to make sunshine wherever she goes . . . hir curly blond tresses are the envy of a . . . Arlettie A. Price Likeable l.ettie . , . likes to dance . . . her pet peeve is P, A. D. . , . enjoys cokes and l'1BmUUVQ9rS . . . she likes to watch a good football game . . . in-N 1 - L J I- g Nf- Patricia Reeves Plnyfvnftvis IJ, Wim-r-. Cluli lf, Art Scrv lcv Squad ll, Stuilcnt Council Golden haiieil Pal , , likes collecting photos . . , .mil wiitinq . , cannot suffer introvvrts . . . foulil spcnil .3 lifetime buy- ing clothes . , . Alwin Reichert German Cluln IO ll' Math Clib ll IZ' 7 . , , . L , , Actixo Atoms l2,' Wrestling IO, ll, I... AI goes for dancing, Tommy Dorsey, ice cream, sports . . , wrestling is tops , . , he wants to study engineering at col- lege . . . E .7 I ic-. Arthur Charles Reilly Rilln Club IO, ll, I2g Track IO. Arty who works in his leisure time and cnioys it . , , has a weakness for popcorn . . . builds modcl planes , . . Muriel V. Renner Student Council I2g Band IO, ll, I2j Riding Club IOg Tennis IO. Happy-go-lucky Butch wants to do something worthwhile . , . dancing and sewing occupy most of her time, with roller-skating the runner-up . . . John Ritchie Johnnie, whose goal in life is the Army Air Corps, Claims that keeping late hours is his weakness . . , spends much time studying aviation . . . Eleanor Rogers Rang Club io, Il, 125 Bowling Club IO, ii I2 Laughing Fuffie is our future R N, . , . her choce pastimes are ice-skating and swimrv- ng . one of our most ardent football fans . . . enthus astic about danc- ing . Audrey Reutter Volley Ball Ilg Hockey II. Amid , , . 43's dancing secretary . . . loves swimming . . . detests boys who tease girls . . . first-class seamstress who makes most of her own clothes , . , her height is a distinguishing feature . . Alan Neil Richter Math. Club I2g Hi-Way Staff I2g Wrest- ling Manager IO, Fun loving Russ is an out-and-out cam- era fiend , . . enjoys sports of all kind, especially baseball . , . has a weakness for women . . . SMITTY Herman Rogers Rog plans to join the Navy when he leaves school . . . plays basketball and builds models in his spare time . . . Dorothy Louise Ross Student Council 125 Student Service I25 T, S. C, IOQ Leaders Club II, I2g Rifle Cgub IOglSipanish Club IO, Ilg GirI's Sports I , Il, . Ros has a weakness for a manly physique . , despises concerts . . , Mar- tin 8lo:k's Make-Believe-Ballroom con- sumes much of her time . . . abounds in energy . . . ' Caroline M. Roth FY Council lOg A Cappella Choir l2g ir? Cl!-lb ll: Playcrafters l2g Hi-Way 3i'f?q'a' and Typing Staffsg Us-herette . . . witty,' amusing, and bright . , , V135 Qood ideas and can get them 'S - - - 3 Q00d SDOVT, she is liked by Clarence H. Rothe Club io, ii, iz. 'ian Clar . . . 9f1l0YS riding hook and Br . . . works every other night at this . . Clar likes cute girls . . . hopes to ne of the Flying Tigers , , . I HDUDH Edward Russell i Newsg Student Serviceg Basketballg iallg Golf l2. r Eddie , . . loves aviation and iall . . . we all enjoy the grand car- he draws . . . he dislikes stupid , , , will join navy . . . Paul E. Ryder rafters lOg Football ll, l2g Baseball if, Teaneck's future electrical tech- i, spends his spare time on model ading . . . his good nature is his asset, his gullibility for hard luck es, his weakness . . . fn Joan M. Rothery Girls' Leagueg French Club l2g Tennis llg Hi-Way Circulation Staff l2. Tommy Dorsey hits the spot with Joan , . . enjoys watching a good game of football . . , Teaneck is her favorite team . . . craves candy . . . sailing and dancing fill the bill . . . Edwina Rugo Red Cross lO, llg Art Club lO, ll, l2g Spanish Club llg Girls' League ll, l2, Ed loves to dance and play ping pong . . . her ideal is her mother . . . enjoys football and has a weakness for pineapple sodas , . . wants to be a laboratory techni- cian. . . Warren Schmidt Smitty just wants to get out of school . . . loves to exaggerate . . . likes swim- ming and football . . . enjoys sleeping . . . weakness is dancing . . , Wheeler Schmitt Chess Club lO, ll, l2 lpresident, ll, l2lg Stamp Club l2g Golf ll, l2g Baseball lOg Football lOg Basketball IZ. Big Boy Wheeler, we all look up at h'im . . . stamps are his hobby . . . likes to play sports, especially baseball and bas- ketbail . . . the master mind of our Chess Club . . . A 4 B 'l' 5 l Karl Schmuldt Rrllo Clulr lO, ll, Cnrrwrn Club llg Track IOQ F00llmlI ll, lf, Wiv-.tllnq I.7 Karl, lrcmlvil for the Marines, lrrrils cnroy- ment in the c'on1p.1ny ol the lorrcr sex . , . pet povvv is his size li loot . . . says Hans Brinker is lrest liook hc cvcr reall . . , Violet Schnyder Usherettc Service ll, llg Te-Hr News IO, ll, lig Hr-Way l2g Plavcraftcrs 12g French Club IO, ll, l2g Girls' League lO, ll, llg Teancck Sports Club lOg Leaders Club ll, l2g Riding Club IOQ Writers Club I2 lvicc-presrdcntlg Girls' Sports l0, ll, ll. Violet is the main source of amusement for her' friends, but she takes the teasing in an ever good-natured way . . . a grand sport with a sense of humor , . . -'!'h ea' 1' A 1 Edythe Schroeder Hi Way l2g Art Service Squarlj lO, ll, l2j German Clulr IO, President llg Girls' Lvaquc IO, ll, I2 lviccrfprcslj Spanish C.lulr ll, I2, Girls' Sports IO, ll, l2j Chccrlcadrnq l2. Ertrc thc girl with thc complexion every- onc covcts . , , but don't think she's a rlelrcatc llowcr without any energy, for shc's as qood at sports and dancing as she rs at looking pretty . . . Jack Schwander German Club lOj Math. Club l2g Intra- mural Basketball ll, l2g Intramural Base- ball lO, Jack hopes to go to college , . . enjoys playing all sports . , , makes photographs rn his leisure time . . , he likes blondes and Gone With the Wind . . . Lillian Selvick Red Cross Council ll, l2, Bernice Schwartz a f Umar io, ir, iz: Student COUN- L-ilarlllz Cl-cli-Way Editorial Statt 125 Play- craftcrs ll, l2g French Club ll, l2g Ac- tive Atoms l2g Math. Club l2g Pro and Con Club 12. Talkative Bunny loves to dance . has her eye on a medical career . . . is an active a tom with a weakness for smooth compacts . . . Betty Shubert Art Service Squad ll, l2g Red Cross lo! Tennisg Bowling l2. Tiny Betts loves to dance and collect records , , . wields a mean paint brush . . . vanilla-nut sundaes her weakness . . , can- not endure radio commerclals . . . PHrL Hans Siertl Resourceful Hans finds flshin his favor- . ,, , , 'te pastime . . . likes to readg. . hopes Quiet little Moe' . , . born in Norway L -' - . . . enjoys beading and baseball . . . is Qrfnegfcome a successful decmcal en incredibly neat , . . does beautiful needle ' ' ' work . . . can't tolerate slopprness . . . Warren Shadek Gretchen Arlene Sittig HaDD 9O, UfkY Wanen ' 'd' enloyf dzing Girls' League lO, ll, l2g German Club algeora prob erns , . . consr ers a s rm ig- IO, HI I2 rsecrefaryw Spamsh Club I2 UVB HIS CEST asset . . , l'18S 8 l'lOfTl8 work- Tennis Il I2 shop which occupies his spare time . . . ' ' ' Tookie with her facility for languages want to be an interpreter . . . has a week- ness for records . . . sports and corres- pondence also rate with her . . . Lois Mae Stefanow Robert Geor9e 5l'e'W3 l' Carolyn Louise Smith -Hi News 11. :l-headed Smitty wants to be a nurse :I she likes to get up early . . , col- ts picture post cards and enjoys bad- nton . . . her ideal is to help human- Robert Smith udent Service 125 Junior Class Presidentg -Y 125 Basketball 10, 11, 125 Baseball , 125 Football 12. mpular and good-natured Smitty . . . is a pleasing sense of humor . . . en- ys jitterbug dancing especially to Char- - Spivak's trumpet . . . collects post rds and plays all sports . . . IIALU Cross 125 French Club 11, 125 Girls' Que 10, 11, 12. iable Steffie . . . sews in her leisure a , , . her favorite sport is horseback -ig . . . likes music, cooking and pho- raphy . . . her weakness is being able spend her allowance in a single day . . . Rita J. Steiner 1 Cross 115 Playcrafters 115 Basketball Hockey 115 Tennis 125 Ping Pong 12. 'ak Reet collects mementos of places 's been . . is happiest when she is be- natural . . . likes to swim and sip las... , ll- Richard Smithers Drafting Club 10, 115 Rifle Club 10. Serious Dick . . , likes woodwork . . automobile mechanics is his hobby . . . en- joys football and eating , . . Norma Ruth Sohn Red Cross 125 Advertising Staff of Hi- Way, Co-Publicity Director 125 Girls' League 10, 11, 125 Spanish Club 115 Play- crafters 105 Volley Ball 10, 11, 125 Ten- nis 12. Carefree Norm can't help herself , . she's Aust ood and l mean it . . . s orts l Q f D i lessons, personality . . . Norm rates A-1 inall... Student Service ll, 125 Junior Class Treas- urer5 Senior Class Vice-President5 Football 10, 11, 125 Track 11, 12. Kindhearted Stew . , . well liked by all . . . hobbies are records and girls . . . enjoys football above all else , . . dislikes arguments with the fairer sex . . , Donald Stone German Club 105 Football 125 Basketball 125 Baseball 12. Stoney . . . enjoys playing sports, especi- ally basketball . . . he reads and eats in his spare time . . . dislikes conceited peo- ple . . . Josephine Stalder French Club 10, 125 Pro and Con Club ll, 125 Writers Club 125 Girls' League 125 Hockey 10, 125 Tennis 11, 12. With her brilliant wit, her deep well of knowledge, and her many capabilities, Jo certainly should succeed . . , will use her talents to the greatest extent . . . Donald F. Starin Hi-Way Staff 125 Soccer ll, 125 Basket- ball 1O, 11, 125 Baseball 1O, 125 Track 115 Football 10. Don . . . debonair and collegiate . . . en- joys a good joke . . . athletics and wim- min take up much of his time . . . likes dancing above all else . . . well liked by all . . . hopes to be a biological chem- ist... if - '-v1 Q wife Jean Sturko 5p.1rwJ1 Cluln IU, T S C ll, Baskf:tlmll Ill H,p,r-lmll ll, l.', Vnllvylvall ll, l.. LW1. WM. g,r.1rks . , kvvn anal alert l I Jn caiiu'-.t woikvi antl sincere frlcml I 0,,,,,vc photography, roasting, icca skating, nnrl 5ll.1Wl,TCfly' sodas . . - Mary Patricia Suglia Girls' Lcaouc lf! 5D6'll5l Clllb loi Base' hall ll, Hockey ll, Basketball l2. Athletic Mary is a lcttcr writer . . . likes photography and sports, especially toot- ball . . . pet hate is to have her sisters wearing her clothes , . . If1T9ndS to be 3 secretary . . . 36 'I 17, Rhoda Lila Sulfxer Tc Hi News lO, ll, l2 lAssistant Circu- lation Manaqcrlg Red Cross lO, ll, l2 lVlCCDlC5lflCY1llQ Spanish Club ll, l2j Riding Club ll, l2, Rifle Club l2. Whcn Ro finds leisure time, she rides and reads . . . cnloys coffee sodas and painting , . . Ruth Fay Sussman Tc-Hi News l2g Red Cross l2g Playcraft- ers ll, IZ, Spanish Club ll, l2, Volley- ball lO, ll, 12, Basketball ll, Baseball l2. Efficient Candy . . . plays piano . . . loves chocolate candy . . . hates to get up on cold mornings . . . wants to be liked by everyone , , , likes baseball . . . Joyce T. Taylor Art Service Squad ll, l2g Hi-Way Art Squad l2, Writers' Club ll, Riding Club I-. Petite Joy . . , friendly and sweet . . . would like to travel around the world when the war is over . . . her weakness rs all I sorts or shoes , . . crazy about riding and dancing , , , Marilyn Tenney Frr.-':h Cluo li, T' l2' Girls' League lO, l' 'Z v'vrfe's Cluo 'lg Volleyball lO, l' I Easkef:a'l 'CQ V Li. f- lkcs school . looks forward 6- 6' ' to Cf'lCQC . soc enl:,s dancing, bad- mrwfon, and listed og to records , . . A. Frances Sutherberry l Class Cabinet Secretary, ll, l2g Art Serv- ' ice Squad ll, T, S. C. lO, Leaders Club ll, l2g Riding Club l2, Hi-Way Advertising Manager 12, Cheerleader lO, ll, IZ. Franny . . . popular and genial , . . cn- loys cheerleading, all sports, the piano, and above all, dancing . . , has a win- ning personality that is well put to use . . ' l l Jean Taylor I Playcrafters l2g Leaders Club ll, l2j ll Girls League lO, ll, l2g German Club llj ' Hockey l2g Basketball lO, ll, l2' Base- ' ball io, ii, l2g volley sau ii, 12, L Good-natured Teenie likes chocolate, l sports, and sleeping , . . although she isn't short, she looks smallg hence, her nick- l name . . . she has a grand sense of humor and will play bridge until the cards come out of her ears . . . l lv 2- F l 1. DUKE X il l . ll Lrselotte Teutsch Hi-Way Editorial Staff l2g Girls' League l2p French lOg Active Atoms l2g Cine- maddists ll lPresidentl5 Math Club lO, ll lSecretary-Treasurerl, l2 lPresidentlg T1 S.I2C, llg Leaders Club ll, l2g Sports Smiling Lilo hails from Nuremberg , , , fond of tennis, day-dreaming, and de- mOCraCv . . - 70Ds at math .... ideal is l Einstein . . Raymond Tevlin Baseball l2. Ray plans to enter college when he leaves school , . . enioys playing all sports , , collects autographed photographs of sport celebrieties , . . Evelyn Thompson Way Typing Staff 12, Stamp Club 10, nish Club 12, Saddle Club 12. ie likes to listen to records and dance . one of her more soft spots is clothes . mystery stories head her book list, le football is tops for spectator r s . . , Harold Thompson f ll, 12. arry . . .Aa sincere and loyal friend . . . ticularly interested in football and avi- on . . . liked by all those who know him FRANNlE'f Mary-Garnett Tillinghast 'ice Club 12, Senior Cabinet, French J 10 lSecretaryl, 11, 12, Teanleck 'ts Club 11, Leaders Club 12, Girls gue 12, Cinemaddicts 11, All' Girls' 'ts 10, 11, 12, Editorial Staff Hi-Way. rn anticipates a career in music . . . uses about horseback riding and ice 'ing . . . her choice pastimes -are ching, reading, and knitting , . . lives eat... Joseph Tischler ss Club, Radio Club 10, Aviation Club, ve Atoms 12. '-going Tish spends his spare time ,uing his hobbies, aviation and radio , enjoys music, dancing, and baseball . Tish idolizes his older brother, a itenant in the Army Air Force . . . Lois Thompson St ent Service 1O 11 12 Girls Lea ue 12 Te Hi News 12 Basketba Lithe Lo enjoys swimming most of all . . . a career means dancing to her . . . Dont call me half-pint! she says that is my pet peeve! Thomas Thompson Student Service 10, 11, Assembly Com- mittee 12, Student Council 10, 11, iPresi- dent? 12. Good-natured Bobby . . . our popular Student Council president . . . conscien- tious worker . . . enjoys traveling and baseball . . . Gladys C. Tobler Spanish Club Defense Council 11, 12, A Cappella Choir 12, Rifle Club 10, Span- is? Club 11, Hi-Way 11, 12, Playcrafters 1 . Collecting stamps souvenirs, and records takes up Toby's time . . , radiates a very pleasant personality . . . likes dancing, swimming, and golf . . . despises conceit . . . Joe Totten Kamera Klub 10, 11, Hi-Way 11, 12. Photo Joe . . . always with a camera, he did the lion's share of the photography for this year's l-li-Way . , . enjoys driving and hopes to own a convertible . . . Veronica A. Thompson Vera likes to read and sleep . . . de- plores making a speech and hates car- rots . . . her favorite sport is baseball . . . wants to be a good secretary . . . Willard Thompson Junior Class Cabinet 11, Te-Hi News 12, Playcrafters 10, 11, Writers Club 12, Intramural Baseball, Basketball 1O, 11, 12. Bouncing Bill . . , a fat talker . , . dis- likes sloppy girls . . . enjoys watching foot- ball games , . . gets around at a terrific rate . . . George Vaccaro Dorothy Vandevelde Willard G. Traggoth Football lo, ii, ir, B.wii.1li io, ll. Happy go lucky Willie from sunny Cali- fornia . , . loves to snooze . . ditto to play football . . . very tonil of thc oppo- site sex . . . Dudley Tremble Student Service Captain l2, Basketball l2g Track lO, ll, IZ, Football IO, ll, l2. To be in the midst of a good football game gladdens Dud's heart . , . sincere and easy-tempered . , . enjoys sports of all kinds . . . 'KCI 4 , i Gilda Judith Trotta A Cappella Choir lO, ll, l2, Vollcy Ball lO, ll, 12, Hockey lO, ll l2, Basket- iisii io, ii, iz, Baseball io, il, l2, Goofl naturcrl Jill has a yveakncss for classical music , . . biggest asset is dark hair , , . loves to sing and hopes to he- cornc a good singer . , . Iovcs sports and is athletic . . . Edward Tuite Football l2, Baseball ll, IZ, Basketball Betty Turner Playcrafters lO, l2j Glee Club l0,vTcnnis lg, ll, l2g Badminton, ll, l2g Riding ll, l . Bett is a Miss Personality Plus who reads psychology books in her spare time . . , reading, dancing, and horseback rid- ing interest her . , . the promise of a cherry coke will make her do anything . . . Marion Tuttle Band lO, ll, l2g Orchestra l2g Te-Hi Service Club l2p Senior Cabinet l2. Tut . . . good sport, good athlete, good student , . . a grand sense of humor . , . a quick, friendly smile, and that neces- sary spark of intelligence compose Marion's delightful personality . . . ii, i2. Reserved Ed . . . likes all types of HBOBH sports . . . dislikes dancing , , . shows that quietness can be an asset . . . Riding Club ll, Creative Writers ll. Debonair Vic . . . always has a pleasant smile for everyone . . . likes to hunt, bowl and dance . . . plans to make the army his career . . Jacques Vandeweghe Quiet Van , , , oorn in Belgium, although an American citizen . , , gets a kick out ot making model airplanes , , , enjoys de- tective stories and war books about fliers . . . in Belgium he got his daily dozen by bicycling around the country . . . Te-l-li News l2, Te-Hi Service Club l2g Playcrafters, Riding Club, Girls' League lO, IZ, French Club lO, Teaneck Sports Club ll, l2, Tennis, Hockey, Basketball. Cute Dottie is everyone's pal . . . always has a smile for all . , , loves a good time, but will shoulder her share of responsibil- ity . . . an all-around good sport . . . Virginia Marjorie Vanecek Student Service l2, T. S. C. lO, Leaders Cl!-lb ll, 125 All Girls' Sports lO, ll, l2. Sefefle GlVl lY is envied for her lovely smile . attractive and gracious , , , ardent football fan . . . active in all sports . , . adores potato chips and dancing , , , Jane Ruth Valentine is' League 10, 11, 12 fSecretary1, Ger- n Club 10, 11, 12, Active Atoms 12. od-natured Jay . . . likes to read . . . eps a school scrapbook . . . cuts a at figure on ice-skates . , . goes dreamy- d at the mention of blueberry pie . . . John Vreeland udent Service 10, 11, A Cappella Choir 1, 11, 12, Football 10, 11, 12. ihnnie likes to play football, dance and t . . . the choir will miss his hearty bass ce . . . our loss will be the Leather- ck's gain . . . :IJ UDDI: Betty Lou Weber :tive Atoms 12, Riding Club 125 Hock9Y lg Baseball 10, Basketball 10, Tennis 1O. :tty Lou . . . neat and exacting .- , . ants to be a head laboratory technician lmeday . . . reads and plays the piano . illects stamps . . . hates Pe0Ple who 'n' irrupt . . . Hervey Webster amera Club 11, Active Atoms 125 Ten' lS 11 12 ' H . . . football is his favorite :loft , .tlnlikes to work in ,his home lab- ratory . . . his pet peeve is exams . . . Robert Walker Football 11, 12. Shy and likeable Duke . . . efficient and in capable . . . knows all the answers Chem , . . Roy Walker Roy . . . a Quiet and unassuming class- mate . . . possesses an engaging smile . Helen Weidener Te-Hi News 125 Girls' League 1O, 11, 125 Writers Club 11, 12, Leaders' Club 11, 12, Riding Club 10, 11, 12, Playcrafters 12, All Girls' Sports lO, 11, 12. Attractive Helen has a decided weakness for clothes . . . enjoys dancing, horseback riding, and swimming . . , idealizes Frank Sinatra . . . Phyllis Weir Student Service 12, Te-Hi News 12, Bas- ketball 11, 12. Phil, quiet and friendly, was one of our favorite cheer leaders . . . her pleasant good humor and soft, good looks endear her to many . . . Robert Walsh Sold tickets with Mr. Morse at athletic events. Maybe we do tease Walsh because he's not exactiy a speed demon, but that just shows how much we appreciate the good- natured way in which he takes it . . . Howard M. Warner Student Council lO, 11, Te-Hi News Staff 12, Hi-Way Editorial Staff 12, Ac- tive Atoms 12, Playcrafters 12, French Club 10, Math, Club 12, Aviation Class 12. Hank . . . enjoys dancing and swim- ming . . , a radio and movie fan . . . likes a good home-cooked meal . . . quiet and pleasant personality . . . is I 1 W- Robert Whitlock s 1 Arthur Weisberg Aviation lf, Math Cliilm l.', Chess. Club lO- Rillv Chili ll Track ll, lf, Foot lmll I2 Art haf. his head in the clouds, for he lovvs flying . happily l'7LlllClS model alrplnncs , . likes to watch and play baseball . . most fond of hunting . . . Betty Jean White Red Cross lZg Te-Hr News lO, Associate Editor, ll. Betty collects post cards and enjoys football . . , loves clothes . . . hates D60- ple being late tor dates , . . plans a sec- retarial career , . . loves to read . . . 'r rv' af' ' Q' F Student Sr-rvrfc IO Hi Way Editorial Staff IR, Cll'lCl'71d'lIllCl1i ll, l25 Math. Club ll, 151-notary Treasurer! l2g Playcrafters ll, ll, Orchfstra lO, ll, l2g Active Atoms lf, Tennis I7 Bcllcvc rt or not, Bob's favorite book is the l-ll-Way, and we can hardly disagree , , he loafs, but only when there is nothlnq better to do . , , Quiet and hum- orous, he's one of those people we're all proud to call friend . . . Arthur F. Wilhelm Rrfle Club lo, il. Good-natured Artie is happy when roi- lef skating, model airplane building, or cartoonlng , , 4 he's for the Air Corps , , , Ruth Adele Yarroll A Cappella Choir lO, ll, l2g Playcrafters l2g French Club l2. Cute and blonde Sunny . . . sings on the radio . . . aspires to be a second Deanna Durbin , . , likes to read movie maga- zrnes . . Robert Zuber Quret and pleasant Bob . . . engages in outdoor sports in hls leisure time . , , likes baseball more than other ports . . . en- loys eating most of all . . . Doris Virginia Withain Red Cross. Tall Rhythms likes to draw and watch soccer and football . . , her favorite DBS' time is dancing . . . Mary Jane Williams Hi-Wayg Te-Hi News' Girls' Leagueg All Girls sports io, ll, if Ever-lively Willie , . . a g00d SDOV? and grand fun . . . one of the most friendly girls in school . . , A-l dancer. rs? l X Ailfltflk Ii ,sr William Ziegfeld Spanish Club llg Bowling Club lOg Photog- raphy Club lO, llg Active Atoms l2. Affable Zieg . . . his hobbies are re- cords and dancing . . . Harry James trumpet gets him . . . ambition is to be successful in engineering. George L. Zucchi Art Service Squad lOg Track l2g Baseball l2g Tennis. Humorous Zuc . . , has never been late for school . . . makes model airplanes . . . wants to be successful . . . likes to play baseball , . . clever artist . . . plans to work with his father . . . Barbara Ann Zwick Senior Cabinetg Glrls League lO, ll, l2g Basketball lOg Spanish Club IO, ll. Bubblrng Bobbie . . , always on the go . . . dislikes belng called Babs . A , she skates or dances rn her spare time . . . beautiful clothes are her weakness , . . THE CLASS OF l943 HAS AMONG ITS MEMBERS THE FOLLOWING CAMERA-SHY FRIENDS Alfred R. Anderson Thomas Licata R'fl ' i e Team ll, Track IO. Thomas Masters Andy has knack for model-building and enioys it immensely . , . whiz at math .... Thomas Maxwell becoming pilot or navigator his ideal in life - - - Janet Volk Main Events September: Readin', ritin', and rithmetic. lSchool opensl. Dig deep. lSale ot Bonds and stamps beings on every Monday and Wed- nesdayl. Let's get acquainted, chum. lGirls' League Teal. October: Swing 'em high, swing 'em low, come on jitterbugs-let's go! lCheer Leader's Dancel. Hi-Y and Handsome. lHi-Y Dancel. Wake up, Teaneck, time to stump the experts. lBack to School Nightl. We Serve. lRed Cross Teal. November: Yipeel We got quite a kick out ot this one, lDude Dancel. Everything but the calliope. lGirls' League Carnivall. December: Teaneck-on-its-toes Month. tEvaluationl. Dancing in a winter wonderland. lSnowball--Writers' Club Dancel. Junior's step out. Uunior Class Dancel. Bring back those memories. lAlumni Tea Receptionl. lt Came Upon a Midnight Clear. lChristmas Programl. January: Return Engagement. lHi Y Dancel. Dancing tor Victory. lVictory Hopl. E X A M S. February: Exams. The Spice ot Lite. lVariety Assemblyl. Night ot nights. lSenior Dancel. As one girl to another. lMother and Daughter Nightl. Nocturnal legislation. llStudent Council Dancel. Shoot! lFaculty vs. Girls' Basketball Tearnl. March: Ready, aim, tirel lRitle Club Dancel. The play's the swing. llunior l-ligh Play: Swing Fever l. Lead onl lLeader's Club Dancel. Saludos Amigos. tSpanish Club Dancel. April: Music, Maestro, please. lConcertl. But you can take the memory, lPlaycratters' Play: You Can't Take lt With You l. Easter Program. May: Specialty: Duets. lJr. Spring Dancel. In the mode. lFashion Show-Sr. Home Ec. classesl. The beginning ot the end. tCommencement Dancel. June: EXAMS. May God bless you, Class ot '43, lBaccalaureate Servicel. Not good-bye, just so long. lC-iraduationl. There are two kinds of bonds, bonds ot freedom and bonds ot slavery. The tormer cost lO per cent. The latter may cost your lite. Which can you afford? ei Uncensored Answers OW does the average senior think and what are his experiences? In an effort to find this out, your inquiring reporter interviewed dozens of typical seniors-seniors who represent all phases of Teaneck High life. From the replies given, some of which were humorous, others serious, we have selected these answers to be interesting and striking sets of answers and print- ed them here as illustrations of what the average senior thinks. However diversified, and however influenced by education and background, these answers will represent a cross-section of the honest opinions of the everage seniors. What would have been your answer? l. What virtue do you consider supreme in your iudgment of a person? Why? 2. What phase of school interests you the most? 3. If you had your high school life to live over, what changes would you make? 4. What one thing do you dislike the most? 5. What do you plan to do to further the war effort when you graduate? 6. What do you plan to do after the war? 7. From what part of school have you gained the most? 8. What is your favorite method of killing time? 9. What is the best time that you ever had in your life? l0. Have you over thought of marriage? What were your thoughts? Ploaao list your birthplace age and father's occu ation. 1 , P Ti I I. The person's looks for you can judge his character and personality. 2. The easiest phase, whatever it is. Maybe it's because l'm the lazy type. 3. None, because l'd know the courses l've taken already. 4. Boys who do nothing but study. 5, I plan to get into the air corps, give my life for my country etc., etc. 6. Stay in the air corps or take up ar- chitecture. 7 The ninth grade, where I had the most fun and where I got good marks. B. Eating and reading 9 I had the best time in my life dur- ing the summer of I94l when I went down to the shore with four of my best friends, no chaperones, and where we did what we pleased IO Yes, Ive though of marriage I want a :rc-tt. heatny w 'e isno :ao :ook and ra se 'ce 'vs as Veperls Ralph Geueke, born in Hamburg, Ger- many, l8, father is a financial advisor. J I. Sincerity and loyalty, when you can depend on a person to be sincere and loyal, you have a true friend. 2. Meeting people in school-when I was in elementary school, I knew many people but as soon as I hit high school, I found many more friends. 3. I'd study a little harder so that I could rate better in my subjects and I'd take General Science because l'm missing that plenty. I need it to get into Hac- kensack Hospital School of Nursing. 4. War. 5. I am planning to enter Hackensack School of Nursing, and if the war is still on, which I hope and pray won't be, l'lI become an Army Nurse. 6 First settle down to be a nurse and later marry and raise family, I hope! 7. P. A D Since I have had P. A. D. I have become more interested in world affairs and I attrinute much of my learn- ing to D' 'Vloffatt 5. Talkipg and I do mean talking. 9 One dai at the Worlds Fair in I94O, what a Nays U S has IO Yes, I nasc though of marriage. I want to marf. and settle down in a house and have three ch ldren, a pair of bot and g rl fvs ns and another girl, Carol Roth, born in New York City, l8, Interior Decorator. I. A person who treats every other In- dividual equally and sincerely, he practices rather than talks religious and democratic principles. 2.Wc have much' to appreciate in our extensive extra-curricular program. 3. I have qencrally had an all-around good time and would make no changes, ll might try to bc a little less talkative.l 4. I have a whole-hearted dislike for those who constantly complain about tests, homework, marks, teachers, etc. etc. 5. When l graduate I plan to work on a farm in the summer, and study mathe- matics to aid the war effort during the rest of the year. I should like to join the WAACS when I become of age, 6. After the war I want to continue studying mathematics and perhaps the laboratory sciences, later to become a research scientist. 7. I believe I have gained most from valuable acquaintances I have made in our school among both students and faculty. 8. I love to kill time by just sitting at my desk, looking into space and thinking about nothing. I also love to sleep. 9. The most interesting time I can re- member ever having had was when I personally met the famous living scientist, Albert Einstein. IO. Of course, as any other girl, I have thought of marriage. My conclusion?- to stay as far away from it as possible. I like my independence, and want a career very much. Lilo Teutsch, born in Nuremberg, Ger- many, I1, father was a lawyer in Germany and is now an office employee. avr' in I. A good sport because if a person is a good sport he is easy to get along with. 2. Te-Hi News and sports, football and basketball. 3. If I had my high school life to live over I would join more service organiza- tions, get more homework done in study halls so I would have more leisure time, and study much harder. 4.I dislike a conceited person the most. 5. I plan to help, maybe as a nurses' aid, and if I succeed in getting a news- paper job, help the cause -by printing cor- rect news. 6. Work on a newspaper. 7. From my lunch period-that is in weight. 8. My favorite method of killing time is eating, nice gooey sundaes. 9. The best time I ever had in my life was on a swimming picnic. We roasted our own frankfurters, toasted marshmal- lows, and in the evening, after we had our swim, sat around the fire singing and talking. IO. Yes. Doris Land, born in New York, I,'l. I. I think courtesy is the most out- standing trait to be found in a person. I feel this way because I think without courtesy you can never make a complete success of your life. 2. English and History interests me the most. 3. If I had my high school life to live over the first change I would make would be to join more clubs and secondly to try for a scholarship. 4. People who borrow pencils and pens and forget to return them. 5. I plan to take up canteen work for one year if possible. 6. Become a dietitian. 7. I gained the most from biology and science. 8. Knitting or playing Harry James's records. 9. My last vacation at Vermont. We attended a barn dance which was given every Saturday night, it was the funniest thing I had ever seen. IO. Yes, l though of it once. I soon gave the idea up though when I decided to go to college, I though of what kind of a house I would have and the kind of furniture I would have in it, and of course the most important thing the type man I would marry. Peggy Phelan. , ., I I. When I meet people, I always seek their best qualities. The predominant one is kindness, and truthfulness follows. Kindness, to me, is when.a person can treat everyone, no matter what race, creed or color the person is, the same gracious way. 2. I particularly like the artistic side of school. I don't really think I was born with artistic talent so I had quite a bit to study on. 3. I don't think I would change a thing. Thinking over my high school career, I find that I've learned many useful things, acquired a good outlook, and am able to express myself intelligently. 4. I particularly dislike people who have a superior attitude towards people and everything in general. 5. I plan to either get a position in a commercial company or go to school. Fol- lowing this, if the war is still in stride, I would like to ioin the WAVES. 6. After the war, l'm afraid no one will have very definite ideas. If my fu- ture permits, it may be my fortune to travel in those war torn countries to see the truth. 7. Although I've gained a lot of knowl- edge in my studies, I still have gained greater information concerning people. 8. As silly as it may sound, I listen to symphonic music Ialso a little jivei. Hcrfvever, I seldom have much time to ki 9. The best time I've ever had, well, it's hard to say, I guess it was the time I went to the shore with my sorority for a week and a half. I'll never forget it... IO. I never really gave it a thought until my cousin, just 8 months older than I, got married. However, there are years to come when I can decide upon any such action in getting married. Edythe Schroeder, born in North Ber- gen, N. J., father is an electrical engineer. 63 f', I. Character is the basic factor in a person. Without it, looks, personality, and talent is wasted. With it virtues are dis- played at their best. . 2. All phases of school interest me-I can honestly say with or without my dunce cap, that I like school and everything about it. 3. The only thing I would change about my high school life was that l'd Dui 'TW sophomore year where the senior year is my tenth year was my happiest and most eventful of all. 4. I dislike bow ties on boys more thar anything l think. Grown fellows putting bows around their necks. They might iusl as well put them around their waists oi in their hair. Talk about sissies . . . S. When l graduate I plan to' get 2 job that will release a man in active ser- vice. 6. After the war l'm going to try anc find a whole, healthy man and then, well wh? knows? 8. I don't kill time I spend it, like hope to sepnd money some day. 9. The best time I ever had was on: afternoon when I set down and read . iokebook on scotch Scotchmen. IO. Sure, I've thought of marriage. Whi hasn't? My thoughts were all doubtfu I fear an aggressive mother-in-law. Joan McDonald, born in Hackensack N. J., 17, and dad is a Wall Street broken I. Sincerity. 2. Extra curricular activities. 3. Stay away from girls. 4. English. 5. Enter a defense plant as a lathe operator. 6. I won't be here, most likely dead. 7. After school, fooling around. 8. Sleeping. 9. First school dance I went to. IO. Yes. Stay as far as I can away from it. Dwight Eisgrau, Teaneck, 17, executive. v :V u 1 ,,,ul' PS QUPCNCO EXT RPS xii? CU CDRW ,,.,q.nll ,L we ,Em Stud .1 .,.. , -44 -4 una., , . Bflf -.1-fs!-!-C X95 -v. f3 DZQZ3 if wif 4-Nw, ab- i Hmm Mf- GLM' Walton, C- ' ' ' I gqfcalefi Rhys, Tv Whumwcfgri, M, J. Wilma' ix Milnchfg, G wth M U1liIVli P XNhl1py Cx hir' ' ,Cl 3 CV-,tJl',ilOl - n l r ' 1 1 - F rst Row D ,Til l Ull'FXl'iY'f, l MSHA.. Srlwollfs'-. l Avlrgccr D llol-'ii M' ilmilogell l . C , - --,xiii . i Y I i rs, j Mfr U i my is B' Q, Firm, lrtirlcf ggcontl Row V. Mnrtgngcimggwi D Mctzlch fel. Srsilggjhndeyl O' Qarroui PM Boi i H y ' -i Cf, Third ROW B Hiaaupi B Nei-,ow M RWE. R Fourth P-GW1 HlS year the Student Council, under the sponsorship of Mrs. We Nab 'Em Vogel and Mr. Gus, has been very active. One of the most impor- tant bits of legislation passed was to raise the price of stags at the dances. The Council is the maker of laws in the school, and through our homeroom representatives, we all have a voice in the school gov- ernment. The acting president is Mary Jane Walton, Secretary is Midge Ebling, and Robert Nelson is Treasurer. THE Student Service has the job of enforcing those inhibitions set up by the Student Court. It is through this body that the Court derives its source of maintenance -namely, violators of the law. Heading the two branches of the service-boys and girls-are cap- tains Dudley Trembel and Virginia Campbell. 66 ' ak?-Eff X-Pruffag 1. if-.. OU9I'HH'I9I'If I p i l Z sa .Lak .L if 15 S. We Conviq. ,Em . :Q I a 2 First ROW. Mr GUSS O Second Row. HA Jghngoiarrgu, V, Pratt, J. Picinich D , . Byrkit, K. Legnsl J-foapglelson, H, Eckel Mrs V Son, W. Bforck, TIS-Ogel' - lDpel. ' UNDER the sponsorship of Mrs. , Vogel and Mr. Guss, the court had a busy year. John Pi- x Cinich, the chief justice, took - charge of all court trials. Virginia 5. Pratt, in her capacity aS COUFT DERLD-N'J - clerk swore in all witnesses and ' Helen Ecke, the secretary, all notes First Row: G. Noble, J. Galipeau, P. Fraleigh, Z. Sanders, J. Di Matteo, E. Perryman, J. Davis, K. Leeman. Second Row: M. Arlt, L. Osterhout, J. Lowrie, L. Blauvelt, P. Weir, H. O'Malley, V, Campbell. Third Row: M. Gahrsen, N. Wall, E. Eberhardt, M. Gonzales, P. Byrnes, N. Eritwistle. Fourth Row: H. Dryburgh, T. Norris, Mr. Wilson, F. Traggorth, J, Schuch, E. Gavin. Fifth Row: H. Osterhout, J. McCulley, H. Johannessen, B. Mehlman, W. Rout- son, J. Picinich, B. Kornfield. 67 of the meetings. Olga GBFVGBUJ Dot Nelson, Walter Bjorck, Ed Byrkit, Ted Sippel and James Da- vidson passed judgment On the persons brought to trial. The council for the defense was Kenneth Leins. 0 Q ?1 1 Q sz.. t v' Red Cross at Work The Sponsors and the Bosses We-'shi A 3' -4 y L Our Time I URING l942-43 the Red Cross has furthered the fine work of previous years. This year, under the able direc- tion of its officers: Mildred Gonzalas, Presidentg Zita San- ders, Vice-Presidentg Virginia Morten, Secretaryg and Eleanor Gresser, Treasurerg the club made two hundred Hallowe'en favors, quilts, and afghans for charities. The project which we may remember most was that of filling comfort kits for the boys in our armed forces. We think that's a record to be proud of. Don't you? ,, ,f 4 The teachers' helpers, Your Time NE of our most active ser- vice clubsl The Art Ser- fice Squad keeps us well-in- :ormed on important events 'hat are to take place within :ur walls. Each member is as- signed to a teacher and, 'hroughout the year, fulfills what teacher's wishes in the way at maps, signs, or any other ype of art work. Students, un- ler the guidance of Mrs. Geary, ind ample use for their time rom September until June. 'he only award gained by nembers is the invaluable ex- lerience obtained. The Art Mrs. Geary lervice Squad does a wonder- Always willing ul job in helping to keep our orridors cheerful. to work Second Row: Marilyn Hansen, Virginia Cordes, Barbara Nolan, Dorothy Mooney, Lucita Keely, Mary Jane Walton, Barbara Losche, Veronica Hinners, Jean Becker. First Row: Audrey Gartner, Ruth Peck, Lillian Oester- hout, Natalie Seib, Louise Mazza, Ruthe Noll. nl ,al lv lg 6 Second Row: Janet Adolphi, Jack D Rh d I Doris l-leyler, Maurie Volk, Carol Tc:15y'Pete?ssnSuggaly Cornell, Virginia Verasco, Dorothy McAvoy, Walter'Bjorck. First Row: Rina Fantoni, Edwina Till' h t B Cady, Marie Clode, Eleanor Szehi, JbdhxgL?r?dstro?r:F,ara Q59 6 X 'Q' yy sig! 17 l A :Et f' x jx- as I lag A lm: , wi HE Ga SCh HSI Le ' is '5 o rec I an Den ept'0n Daffy ford has b to all S 1 a Carnivnew meen Very Gnior Hi h G . al, and Tiers, girlie tis e CV lu er mn' popul I al' Moth lead, er 8nd D :HQ Bcfiviigghfer Ni . Qhf were a moms! r heir l I T H1106 ogg Y 1 Fam Q f f k,f I' Q-P 1 x r P' 'Tl ' r axwavs open Sccon Row 1 . SVNKYN, Th Your A S, Ther aucr, N. Soho, P. img, Mrss ?!crX, mv, Rcuhc, 5. NlaXcnK'me, 5, Toner. Xrx From: NNaXKer Byorcvi xk Lcrns, VN. Slooerre., NN, PJ.Xer., 5, Drmatteo, 3. Horner. YN G. Uouqrw, P, Cna'orreX, 5. Oavrdsorr, NN, Picriker, R, Ocblrokk. sker, F, Boswck, 5. Rosshcrm, D, Lawrence, F. Convlm. eX, O You C. Nemen, G. Nrcwlarne, Pr. Slerchert. Yrrsk Row: , 6 Row. Nw. Moore, C, Hear , VN Bergen, Nr, Imam, O. NNCD O. Bedkord, R. Germ, R. ED rrd Xh Row 1 YL r ' I A Lf' K F3137 1 n Q W .A ,T lk l . ,mr-, ' 7 Q Qs. NM-,5 PHONE, do Nor BOY T903 mq. .,. +1 d the' an 50' NxO'iQl'K' P ianggegmer N .IBXQ Top . he to' l , tang' 3x9 P ,409 lf' f fli afldsom X andvi A Q. wwf . ch nh alll Ko P r eilde pmqle HE aim ot the l-li-Y is the attainment of high Christian character throughout school and community. This year's group was an ac- tive one. They started the ball rolling soon after the opening of school with Teaneck High's first dance of the school year. Y. I 'K The Hi-way Broadcasts .. - 4-'x W me . , jr' l W ti I C 'zz -- el . 0 lil is X fi..f'S!!.-wx Big thrill for Botha. TO commemorate the time in our span of school life, when the word jump meant more than a probable suicide, the Hi-Way has taken upon itself to record a few reminders of an unusual occasion which took place at 8:30 of January 30, l943. lt was then that members of the staff of the l943 Hi-Way realized a bit of a thrill in broadcasting the results of the or- chestra popularity poll on W. O. V. for Victory, New York. -req l to s , X Qi if J , cfiil, 'X Yessir' We were all 72 9 .M l there. X Q -is V,,1 one-fourth of the nation G1 :Q ZZJQXKQS D NW LV-J . ,902 5 :WS ,, 5xeNNVw2 , 'U X 73 We Stamp 'Em, You Read 'E m liiul Row B Slqlvy, O l'0'.lt'v D Kvll-71011, A. Carr, E, Pfltlr immiil lliiw Mi-.-. liiiilvn, I Snmlvis l'Gilt.rlo:l, A. Kiiuscla, V. MOFYOFI. Get A Horse! F s' RJ Q T Ir .-3. E fa cet' E Grosse- M ss L.:oz, J. W.Ison, s' -n- ' ' L S '-'a:Fa H Pcrre Sass' N I' Las Sch' ck C F u Matte l. Levine, M. PLEASE, where can I find informa- tion on Onamatopoeia? Students with such questions, and some with much worse know that they can de- pend upon any council member for able assistance. Service is the motto of the Library Council. The president of this organization is V. Morton, vice-president, Bernice Schwartz, and secretary-treasurer, Alice Carr. Miss Tilden sponsors all. 'Q uv f' 0 4 S3371 f 4 - I C THE Saddle Club, under the sponsor- ship of Miss l-l, Liboz, rides each Friday at the Blue Ridge Stables in Bergen County. The Club is also very active, giving hay rides often, and outdoor picnic suppers each month. Saddle Club is also proud of its many contributions to the war effort, having brought in scrap, furs, and made up kits for soldiers leaving this country. The officers are, President, Rhoda Sultzerg Treasurer, Dorothy Conway. N ca e R S Pc' 74 .. V. ., v Igor C P-iazrabn A Wntc A 2-A-sa, 'N L..-hi 'ey B, J l CLICK' Xi lf Y W S5645 ny, X: IQ 1 A I. M '-L' li. I V I Ulf Hold it. THE express purpose of the club is to provide instruction and experience of the many steps necessary for making a finished picture. From the loading of the firm to the final enlargement, the members of the club are constantly trying 'to im- prove their technique. Grease Monkeys IN order to study motor parts and their functions, the Grease Monkeys, a group of girls, meets every Thursday afternoon. At some meetings, they use text books, while at others they study the motor itself. This experience may prove of great value in aiding the war effort, since girls may be needed to relieve men mechanics. ' 'k XX- 0N XX xx Qin Q' 5 1'-2,52-1 1 e ie fZ 'i '+,, Cie 1 7-me Seng, Y-1 I -To g'. , , Q if Relativity 'n' Stuff! NEW club was organized this year under the A s onsorship of Mr. Winn to explore the P science of Physics more fully than the time allotted ' ' x eri- in classroom They see films, do various e p ments, and 'discuss topics pertaining to physics. B D' I Vice President E Dinne- Th resident . lppe, - - ep it i sen, and Treasurer M, Solomon see that t e s u- dents work hard so that they may earn the award -a pin. :X tl L President, B. Franz Pi Frale, Qh, - H. Hillyer, J' Sprague I ' - Wolf, First Row: Mr. Winn, C. Horrocks, M. Allen, A. Spraul, M. Solomon, W Dippel, E. Dinnson, B. Seebeck, C. Franklin. Second Row: C. Neulen, G. Burton, R, Cerny, E. Strahlendorff, J. Rossheim J. Ewald, R. Thierer, J. Juncker, H. Losey, J. Gallagher, F. Restle, iist Row: T Sippvll J, C-il-Html, A. Rnubitschck, Sc-cond Row. H. Busching, E. Emmer, P. Robb, B. Wright, W. Lads. Q D. Bernstein, G. Conouccnti, F Barry, H, Foss, Wanda Nuhn, Ruth Ault. Thiirl Rowi J. Sanders G. n in , Bo n qton, G. Noble, D. Maloney, F. Drake, R. Willwood, J. Maloney, T. Locw, D. Hccbncr. E Ixos-so C D'..ie -' '.'-cs' 'l' Rcsee E Sejel, E. Ballasy S. e sw -R -ko Ier 'ra n, T. Leeder. Cutters THE main purpose of the Bio- logy Club is to gain a wider and more thorough knowledge of biology and to become more familiar with scientific appara- tus and methods. ln doing so, the members learn to manage lectures and demonstrations, thus developing qualities of leadership. The Biology Club is also proud of its production of good citizens, for citizenship is an important determining factor in membership. The dues collected from the mem- bers by Treasurer Bill Eads went to some branch of the war.e-ftort. Jack Gilsdorf pres- ided over the meetings record- ed by Barbara Wright. Alfred Raubitscheck was the vice- president. E Contact. IN the Aviation Club, under the guidance of Mr. J. Rosen, members learn 'the finer points of building fly- ing models. Model contests are held regularly. Officers are: G. Koskinen, head in- structor, C. Dohrman, Presi- dent, and M. Volk, Secre- tary-Treasurer, A. Andreas- sen, P. Roncini, and P. Boss act as assistant instructors. Draftboard MEMBERS of the Drafting Club do spe- cial work in the field of drafting, and they visit industrial plants, schools, and technical museums. Mr. Puro is the faculty adviser. Joe Sanders is president, M. Oltmer, vice-president, secretary V. Wells, treasurer, A. Giering. ' 'First Row: N. Barthelson, J Boyle M. E. Oltmer, J. Sanders, D. Carlisle' J. DiMatteo. Second Row: J. Dailey, J. Diehl Mr. Puro, w. Pushaw, J. Gilsdcif. Word 's Worth CREATIVE Writing Club, sponsored by Mr. W. C. Moore, tends to en- courage further creative work on the part of its thirty members. Its Presi- dent is Hildred Storey, Vice-President, Violet Schnyderg Secretary, Virginia- Campbell, and Treasurer, Paul Neyd- hart. First Row: H. Weidener, E. Gavin, P. Neydhart, H. Storey, V. Schneider, V. Campbell, P. Reeves. Second Row: Mr. Moore. C. Finn, F. Kenney, C, Sotnick, M. E. Brown, N. Entwistle, M. Peter, H. Lindemann. Third Row: G. Buckmann, S. Clark, J. McDonald, M. Muller, J. Stalder, D. Murray, J. Wilson, B. Grady. ,f ff' v9 'MMQ --,os L we v te oi us cl ESV fr ottol ' N, fisaifav- Ki .er T Q-wg? f 'ei 5 'T 5 vtoggjrhl' ugsrftan' A':.AJVv?.w.f, Loul C YI gh S , W' o Lc5Q,ti1C S eacofgloc 3. ' Y. cw. Q V - 'M M if 1' 1 , Q, 5,ti:ii1x' Yi+c,I3.xNytl:C Cordesdciasan I ii , KNHMS NNiX'.O Y- EJLKXXQH xcxcql MAB. ,M ' NN, 1 ikwvtk 0n1v3Xr.?, xl F1 XNYNXFA gm Q W' lff'll -' :HWH . . . V Y ,tv-l V W M 3 ghpoxlbil uliixco- V G .l i X., ...mid ifiallgimi tl Ol J 5 poo X A -cbt' gow YW X X THE French Club is for the second and third year students, while the people have their own fourth year group called The French knowledge of France by presenting French plays lons cle Jeudi , by attending various French performances and through reading, Both groups aided the Red Cross by making up kits for service men, and by offering the.r services anywhere else they could be used, Miss Dorothy Devany sponsors both' groups. the Salons de Jeudi. Club is furthering its to its members, the Sa- TE THE Spanish Club has been very ac- tive in the war effort this year. Learning war time Spanish, fixing com- fort bags for the soldiers, making war posters, and knitting, were all includ- ed. The sponsor, Miss Liboz, has done much in aiding the students with this work. The members corresponded with Latin-American countries this year, and also sent Christmas cards. The officers were: President, Phyllis Bo- Iinderg Vice-President, Elaine Savietg Secretary, Jane Wilsonj Treasurer, Irene Grahn. Mall V005 U0 THE Ge M' rrnan Standss T 1 gjrmglrg Oflrllmle wofksurlder The dlfion Degple Germ Or a Quida mi-15 To 1 th an I Qfea nCe efforfarfy tfeefrnggugh Vjfiguaggef undeof lianelfk '.flemeb5,QOUDadTj fhgofj milf ffl Th en- it . Hu - I Cl e 1 Co S b al C , rr V522 fhismjfn ir? gge Sgfffondgg for thgflgf- tary -PreSidear wermps. ses and with war Mu' Gfet ent' B e pfe - re5id' mad ex' rry. Chen arbar Sldenf 'ng Ove Sirriga Elacglefraw epr the ' feasur Qe- Sefer- er ' GC ' , Dorofe- Thy Frrsr 9-ow: Nrrss Devanxf, J. Ganpeau, R. YarroXX, L. Syweskro, E. Savker. Second Row: R. Peck, R. Rothenberg, NN. Tenncy, O. Garrou, O. Frkedrnan, X, Levkne, 1. Sanders. T'n'rrd Row: 5. Nroore, Nl. Garv., 5. Rovnery, B. 5. Geksxaopk, X. N4a'r-Lrnan, 5. Lowrre, O. Cuny, B. Loscne. S Yr S' D t W prec err re eu sc . ng Row: xdndred Sr-orexf, Grercnen S'r'rK'rg, Se Barbara Bmcxdedge, Nlrce-Preskdenrg oororm NNY Hansen. 1 Edward BressXer, Bane NlaNenK'rne, Nrarvne Mover. odworrn, Barbara Xdaupr, GNOr'ra LOYNr0BrXrM ' rnann, George Barron, Xdannv Xiauirnann NNaXsYr, George Bonnrngron, Orch C sXe Boaeoh Ev4aXd, Boe Sanders Row XN 0 6 Yxexr 'Wrarfx 'navy Secon 'Vnkrd Row. DonaX ' Back Gnsdori, Wx W- 9-ow-. Warren Pos ' Mary Peter, Preskde K 'Yreasurerg NN a c, crerary , ray, BXa For Auld Lang Syne S lT'S too bad it took a war to start a club as fine as this. New this year, it has devoted itself com- pletely to the welfare of Teaneck boys in the armed services. Re- member that table in the school foyer? Tha1's lor the reception- ist who welcomes those boys coming back for a visit The offi- cers ol the club are: Joseph Ewnlrl, Edith Airrl, Betty Lee Hor- ney, and Elaine Jensen. Miss Lasher is the sponsor. Lett to Right M Muller B Schwartz Mss Curran. Secofid Row J. Stalder Z Sanders F. Restle, D. Heebner, J. Dayton. p to f First Row: B. Forqett, E, VanCott, P, Muir, E Airrl, B. L. Horncy, E, Jensen. Second Row' C. Moore, C. Ross, J. McNaught, J. Haulc, J. Volk. Third Row: G. Messina, M. G. Tillinghast, D Vanclervcldc. Fourth Row: P. McDevitt, P. Byrnes, M. Clodc P. Tarnhorclli, J. Herman, J. Maltlvlc. Filth Row: Mrs. Lischcr, W. Mcnncr, J. Ewald, D. Hill, R. Farrant. 1 Pro and Con THE Pro and Con Club activi- ties have been Iimited this year by the fuel and rubber sit- uation. lt has had to concen- trate on debates and forums with schools nearby, such as Bogota, Hackensack, Englewood, and Dwight Morrow. The officers are: Frank Restle, President, Josephine Stalder, Secretary- Treasurer, Martha Muller, Man- ager, Zita Sanders, Publicity Chairman. The question for the year concerns plans for the po: t- war world. t 9 fig? L x 1352 3, rf , px fe Active Atoms STUDENTS interested in gaining a knowl- edge of chemistry in addition to class work, nay go to Active ktoms to pursue their nterests. Work in- :ludes photography, :ood analysis, and nany other subjects, inder the supervision if Mr. Kroner. iOrig- nal work is encour- igedi. Officers are: 'resident, Malcolm loltje, Secretary-Trea- urer, Gloria Child. ml P ,Jah Ar,f fag, ss - Becleer's Boys as ef Q?-6 1-615 THE Math Club, directed by Mr. Becker, has been very successful in its accomplish- ments. The club was organ- ized for those students who are interested in Mathematics and enjoy working special types of problems which can- not be covered in class. The officers for this past year were: Liselotte Teutsch, president, Robert Whitlock, secretary- treasurer. of fx ,Z First Row: B. Schwartz, Mr. Becker, L. Teutsch, President, B. Whitlock, Secretary- Treasurer, J. Galipeau, B. Forgett. Second Row: A. Chavent, K. Leins, C. Finn, V. Emmer, J. Price, G, Child. Third Row: J. Schwander, C. Horrocks, A. Richter, A. Sproul, A. Reichert H Warner Fourth Row: M. Holtje, G. Cahill, B. Mehiman, C. Lowenthal, J. O'ConnelI,'H. Johnson. ' I I- Me :P If Yi 4: Rfk ml , .. ' 1 QU r , 'l . ,ml ' A, l .... ..... . J-J l 2 - .:: ... '.':'. no NOT gg-,,,-r., ERASE 4.1 i ', .,--111 ':THINK ' .5 u- 'j-g V: ,X '- if '35 ' v-, ., 3, -4-, .. -:N A, H 'V ,. Left to Right: A. J. Kroner iMr.J, D. Ault, G. Lohmann, H. Kaufman, , V. Pratt, J. Brower, J. Price, W. Post, W. Carduck, W. Ziegfeld, B. Mehiman, G. Child, sec- treas., M. Holtie, president, J. Lowenthal, A. Chavent, J. Brenner, E. Bressler, J. Draney, R. Whitlock, G. MacFail, H. Warner, J. Tischler, C. Finn, L. Haupt, M. Larsen, B. L. Weber, H. Johnson. G. Johnson. V. Emmer, L. Teutsch V-'e'V, !f's lvke thus, fellas Don't burn 'Em, Mom. If You know how women arc, Pop! ,gt The High-Way From here on rn, you re on your own. Meet my date- Sony, Old Man, Y, Tell it to Conchita. -- sv Z- - '. iff Tha'r's sweu, he's darling! v mf- 'Fw ' W 1 a , V, yi: A '9 w ugff .N Y' X '91 N 'br npiw 'W AM , .fr f C i... ,N M ,., .A ... X 1' , 1 r :-, . 1 ' if , I wi ,. :Toes On a Date 2 cokes Sfrmghf Meetcha down The dmer 9v'f5'0 -ru-REU S, rf 'o ffl Mother fold me tI'1ere'd be nights like This-how'd she know? sl- Aj, ij UK if 'v .-1 f fx In X Not T I thought I put it in This drawer' I down-9 to go oo late, now. The Three Hundred Club Wir.-vcr L Coleman, R, Raymond, D. Bernstein, F. Hohmcistcr, W. Doran, J. n sclbach R S icltls, M. Tischlcr, H. VanWoc-rt, B. Korndocrlcr, B. Walsh, N. u t L anow M. Galarscn, A. Gartner, J. Lowric, R, Ahrcndt, S. Hobby, M. Powers, Miss Ruchc, J. Horner, A, Kuuscl Pass The Ammunition l. l nf nk. fi C Rowe .' H:::i. J W lson, D. Keeley, B. Brackineier. Ba K Kxg D3-le-. E Mc :'. D Hee:'1er. B Cruthers, D. Maloney G. xg K A He'-3' :-tscn C Rnen A. Hanak, P. Ketchpel. X AMONG the numerous sport clubs in this school is the bowling club. It meets at the Teaneck Recreational Center once a week. Fun is had by all, and no one worries about the score. They do have teams which compete against one another. If you're out for fun as well as exercise, you'll surely get it here. The presi- dent, B. Korndoerfer, has done an ex- cellent job this year. Miss Ruehe has been the sponsor for the past five years. Q Ill!! W f I BECAUSE the government has limit- ed the Rifle Club to only l0,000 bullets a year, its activities have been somewhat curtailed. However, tar- get-practice is held near the Auto- mechanics room, and competition is keen between the members of the club. The club is under the sponsor- ship of Mr. Rosen. Clarence Rothe is President, David Heebner is Range Officer, and Janet Wilson is Secre- tary-Treasurer. 34 -xcssp If ' Y l 5 ' is I xxx Z xt 5 I EE ' tl 'S-16,2 '1- -AQE-Iiif -4 X6 -2' -w-me . -......,.R L ggcwsfsiggst,-7. 1 THIS is a representative group of some of the presidents of the clubs in Teaneck High School, At times during the year, some of these people get together to discuss ways in which the clubs can get money -or ways in which the clubs can add more to the interest of the assembly programs. insist . si i ii K V :I Y I 0 ' J I X Alngixevis' uf l ggyxxmmxxmmxgxllt. :VI ' XV' 2 S IF any of you girls and fellows think that sportsmanship is to be found only on the football field, you've reckoned without the Chess Club. Many a hot game has been fought to the finish at Chess Club meetings. This club is sponsored by Miss Woods and headed by President Wheeler Schmidt. Secre- tary is Bob Koch and the treasurer is Donald Maloney. They really go to town with a set of chess men and a checker board. 85 The Peoples Choice Left to Right: P, Bolinder, L. Teutsch, C. Roth, V. Morton, W. Schmidt, G. Hinners, M. Gonzales, H, Storey, M. Peter, O. Garrou, P. King, F. Restle. King's Row Left to Right: D. Tomlinson, B. Damiano, G. Schevon, E. Bressler, B. Whitlock E Emmer, W. Rupp, B, Koch. ' Second Row: J, Nugent, G. Burton, F. Restle, D. W. Maloney. Third Row: W. Schmitt, P. Volcker. .K 72.623 The Choir, under the leadership of Mr. Romaine practices for the Christmas assembly L 5' To x ,WN 1.1 I Of Cul, 'C 40 P wx X 0503 xv' f rw c Qc e. 0 QDEQW waoce Y 4 o o watfwz vc C aaeidflc Mr. Romaine 57' 1- . 1. in ff Arg 0 Q2 00211, 5 ia.. The orchestra, as always, gave its grand presenta- tion at the annual concert Mae f s ro Willhoit vz4,f2JJf5'22g 0 k,,,--..- OOOTOD p - 1 X M6 .ycligzfm THIS year the band, under the direc- tion of Mr. Willhoit, had many out- standing performances, Much credit too must be given to Imogene Mellon, Drum-majorette. The choir, under the managment of Mr. Romaine, boasted ninety-five voices, the largest it has ever been. The band and choir per- formed upon several patriotic occa- sions. The annual concert included ex- cerpts from George Gershwin's Porgy and Bess, and the national anthems of the Allied Countries. I c L o 5 ah ,, if 2 Jfafmfp Deanes fqgf . f I '5 Cl Stdge ll the J. l. X 1 PS5 fr' i . ,K ai Xyf' gf. THE Playcraftc-rs boast of being one of the best known clubs in our school. Everyone will remember the spectacular performance that was the annual play this year. The meetings are very ably conducted by Marjorie Ebling. When Midgie isn't there, Glo- ria Child takes over. All the financial affairs are taken care of by Betty Jane Geiskopf, Interest at the meeting is promoted by introducing different phases of the theatrical work such as: lighting, play producing, script- reading, coaching, and make-up. Mr. Andrews, Miss H. Smith and Mr. Brown give their time and help and do a fine job. One of the programs given us this year by the playcrafters was The Wedding. This play really gave our assembly programs an added touch of humor as well as showing us some of our fellow actors. As this club is the only dramatic organization, the membership is large. Promotion of cooperation and reliabili- ty is one of the Playcrafter's aims. Time Out for Amusement v--J. -naw. U, rsvvu., - vicsstc., ..., -. ..... U, -. v- Y J, Levine, G. Hotmer, O. Lasky, R. Yarroll M. E. Brown' V. Schnyder, A. R. Peterson, E. Becker, G. Hyde. Second Row: M. Salmon, E. Saviet, R. Sussman, J. Schwart- feqer, P. Reeves, J. Costello, J, Ward, J. Taylor, D, Thimcn- feld, A. Basch. Third Row: R. Noll, N. Feldman J Miloche D Lee Gerry Lauzon, D. Fernekes, C. Roth: B.. Nolan, Elan, Gr Tobler, M. Quitzau, H. Weidener, B. J. Geiskopf, I. Mellen, D. Vandervelde. l Mr. Brown, Miss S. Smith, Mr, Andrews, SPONSORS 1.3 Backstage, Frank and Jack take over, Fourth Row: F. Hohmeister, J. Dubois, P. Gabriel, J, Britt, P. Bolinder, A. Bolinder, B. Losche, D. MacFain. Fifth Row: J. Blood, H. Warner, G. Conoscenti, E. Garreau, R. Whitlock, J. McCulley, H, Johannessen, N. Curtis, S. Geucke, A. Zinser. 121 ll ff J- 4 o o W li e Peopl G' Qly Actors J '31 .A ,:,, li '11 I ly . Gloria Child, Midgie Ebling, Betty Jane Geiskopt. BOSSES Bride Allie's getting all set ANYONE who is cast in a play, is automatically a member. Those who aren't, can read one three-act play, or several one-act plays. People who have been in the Junior High Footlight Club can become a member upon recommendation from the ad- viser. The Playcrafters stresses all-around participation from every member. Committees for plays, and for the club are just as important as actually being on the stage. The ultimate goal ot every partici- pant is to earn the pearl pin awarded by the club. To earn it, it is neces- sary to get first a bronze pin, then silver, and then gold. The pearl pin is the highest prize. 89 ' . nm- u ii-il-V I .ll 1 i n H B wwf' 'I' v - wi. lull? lillflil wi 'H nw uw if 4 'l'llllll'll 1-iv.. , Q ' Thi- wi-:nlif-1' here is niuv unf' sun: ' 1 i-'.'0x ' day. llnring Vhrsitnir ' 4 Q llollywoml having a s 72 hour leave. I like the lif' rdf' f the other ' ' masks and eq things I I ml. here. '1 man lgra 'ww' ' Midgie IL A ,.f'42.i iw. lr PA' ff Dear Te-Hi St Thanks vjl December cones-.At guard. handicappvd in the service with re. As y0ll :tt l10n.r, an RIIOW Wkf'I'0 l'alT-l'l6l' don't want to walk wltlibut l W i ...v saying very much about what hwg. h xl' 1 90?-atm.: A ,Q 54' Mi. S' wi-Nh lim' r I ,i I-wil Mi lllni ilnill, xi -ai lmul.-in P Mn-..w, ll. w.w.l.ww, M loin, M. L. 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I ,N lim W1- 312452: :M -A 1 - Cf pdvcvxxsxngxlfigtggi S YgpyKX5 5 'e HINNERS H,- Ph OfOQl',3phy Ed ifor J 1 OE T OTTEN Aisigf ant ph OfOQI'3Dher A I RICH TER B usmess ManaQ er 1 ED B OTH A Typ mQ Durecfor LUC 1 ILLE BENN ETT 'E X. M2 ,Nw 1'-X ,.,.,... --q,-.,-..- Aw 1 Edxfo 's A559 Sf BFI? Aff Edit Org 5 K.-... A -lilvvs Qffmgq .L T EA RT-OJ' ED 1 YTH E SC HRO EDER x, rn ont: 1, DIA 1-1,11 E WW. ART STAFF First Row: L. Osterhout, R. Peck, V. Cordes. Second Row: R. Noll, E. Schroeder, R. Sultzer, J. Draney, W. Bjorck, R. Bartow. ADVERTISING STAFF First Row: F. Sutherberry, S. Hobby, V. Cordes, C. Finn, B. Nolan, I. Golden. 'Us Art Adviser MRS. GEARY 151' General Adviser MISS HAFFN ER Editorial Adviser MRS. NEER 4, ff' TYPING STAFF L. Bennett, E. Thompson, R. Peck, E. Gerstinkorn, R. Noll, B. Hansen, M. Battista, EDITORIAL STAFF J. Wilson D. Vandervelde R- YBUOI 'gf' fQ,fQ'I 'S'f'e TYPING sTAFF P. Moser L. Bennett J. Holley M. Hatch J. Price M. Battista V. Campbell M- Clark J. Brenner E. Gerstenkorn B. Whitlock B. Hansen B. Schwartz G- HYdf-1, M. Tenny B. Kornfield L. Teutsch R. Noll, W, Bjorck B. Parrish M. Ebling R. Peck C, Roth E. Thompson E. Byrkit 5- Whife G. Casper M. McPartland G. Hinners M. G. 'riiimghasf ART STAFF M. Muller R. Bartow K. Leins W. Biorck J. Davidson V. Cordes J. Sfalder J. Deihl A. Deer J. Draney R. Noll L. Osterhout ADVERTISING STAFF R. Peck J. B,-owe, E. Schroeder G. Child R. Sultzer C, Finn E. Szehi fjgjlgfl, CIRCULATION STAFF J. Cerasani E. Bressler J. Harper J. Hanson J. Hobby M. McPartIand S. Hobby S. Hobby J. Lindstrom G. Tobler J. Martin P. Lawson B. 'Nolan J. Brower N. Sohn V. Pratt F. Sutherberry N. Sohn J. Ward V. Hinners M. J. Williams J. Herman EDITORIAL STAFF First Row: G. Hinners, E. Ryrkiet, J. Holley, V. Campbell, N. Entwhistle. Second Row: J. Stalder, M. G. Tillinghast, T. Teutsch, M. Muller, B. Schwartz, R. Whitlock, Davidson, W. Biorck, G. Casper, . Leins. CIRCULATION STAFF First Row: E. Bressler, P. Lawson, S. Hobby, J. Hanson. Second Row: Jx., Brower, Gi Lobler, PL'MccPartland, V. Pratt, JM 23 1 5625 cb' , . ke x.--M.,--f -- ,.,- :gg 81557-13 Lg . 6 ot 'uu'y, ' al. Scare . forniinsseofken Rem,,,.ks . Convici1.,s 0m1 nw ' N 1 me ' ..-V--5. Charge: Hitch hiking from school. Verdict: Guilty: caught In the act. Sentence : Stand in the halls assuming lame pose. Remarks: Carried out. Somewhat embarrassing. A- --.--4 ueni2 'V ' hot footy '- Sentelwe 'ew' ' ssxskt . N S XY Xxx Ch i i',,.! C nl. ll-Urban, vfflfig-f. peek lo' 'tfkcge frown Sentence: N ewdenc, ut O R4-'lnark,. he' or hit' ,Jury Und, We U as investigated i943 H i-Wg or it il S 4. S 3 E Q JAN-.'N,,,'XN-N, 'Q ,wgfdxh-,Xb NN' ,'. , I CASE who U Charge: Verdict: Making up in class. Guilty fre cAss ssiassz f-fl of commendationg stitf sentenceb. ix Q Sentence: Make- up kit confis- cated for one 4 week. Remarks: Convict lx turned up with another next 1 day. 1 C 45-1, e ee J ASE 9153 15 E f.wNW22Qsf s151 321 Verdict: Guilty. ture. for high school. - 1-A :. ,-, ,,,,,,,n Char . siggs- Writing on ,han Verdiq.. charggdl Guilfy as seflfellce: E mark - '-'Se an - S IH 'he hauuslgn Reairks: Er g a vuf igvashingigz 'Vern qllire, speffor to sin!- n- Charge: Writing on desk. Sentence: Carve Class of '43 on worn-out furni- Remarks: Two-weeksfheat C Nl I '0,H,,,,..- Z' charge: Grubbins a 693' rette. vefaim Guiiw- : supply faculfY Sergaiace dgareneg for a week. 1 broke R al-kgg Defelldan es: two dwi- E' I-P-:mn -g-....,, . 'A '11-2-1.1..w:.: -, Ch . argue . Snowball figm- Verdict: Guilty segrtifmveoff ,Io shovel sidewalks. 'sh school Remarks: 5RRRRRRR. .g.Vr 0 A GX, uv- YP1. 1 I nw ,K Pennies For Victory This must fit in here some place! The band swings out THE main social event of the Senior year was the Pennies for Victory sen- ior dance. This dance was a huge success and netted the senior class a big profit. X! ' w 11 The theme. Where did I put that hammer? ff I f 1 The sponsors enpoyed the occasion as much as did the students. O 1 Joan McDonald Cliffie Heath K - s , . v-Q., c f r, 9 P9 ir, E, R JN v Gladdie Hinners 9 5 J., Mary Jane 'A' Williams kt, Bunny Jewell rf V 1 , a.w,Wr,.,.-ia, -.mn Bl'1t1e BVIS James i Po ularit Poll Edythe Schroeder ....l.ll,,vl, Mary Jane Williams ,..-,.,,..,,, Frances Sutherberry-- .... .. Mary Jane Williams Joanne Davis .........,,,.,,,,, Dick Bob DeMott Smith p y G,-Q ' 5- Nelson 1 .L Mentally Alert ,,,.... ....... W alter Bjorck Best Looking. ......, , .....,, Karl Schmuldt -Cutest .,v,...... ...... E dward Francois Most Versatile A... Best All-Around - ,........ Richard DeMott .-------------Dancer.------------ ----.c--Robert Smith Marlorie Ebling. ......, ........ C lass Person Orator ,,,... who has -.----,Robert Nelson Gladys l-linnersf- ......Ve done most for T. H. S ..,... - ,........ Fred Botha Playboy and Marguerite Jewell ....a T ......a Glamour Girl .,..,,,,.,,..,, Richard DeMott Virginia Pratt .....a..... .,,,,,, B est Dressed sa..... - ....... Richard DeMott Gladys Hinners. ........ .-..Fella' with a future ,,w. .............,. F red Botha JOyCe Hanson. .......,.. -,,Most Humorous ,,,,,.,.. ....... J ohn James Gladys Hinners ....., --. ..s,. Hardest Worker A,,,,,.,,....,.- Walter Bjorck Joan McDonald ...... ..v..e.e. F ad Starter ............,. Vincent Flanagan Eddie rancois Ginny Pratt Joyce Hanson. ...,.,.... ...,,, M ost Likeable ,.,,,, .......... C lifford Heath ' Fran if v Sutherberry Frances Sutherberry ,-,,.. --,Best Athlete .....-. , ..,...,.,,,.,. William Joy Favorite Record of the Yearc,, IT STARTED ALL OVER AGAIN Favorite Book .,....... 7, a.,ca,,,., THEY WERE EXPENDABLE Favorite Date Activity ..sa,,--,,, DANCING Favorite After Date Place TEANECK DINER Favorite Cafeteria Specialty ICE CREAM CHOW MEIN Bill Joy 4? ff . N K .J 9 Vin Q Flanagan os' -T. D. J K i 5 i H -i s 4 1 J. 0 Midgie Ebling if J' , . ,M , 3 7 Q '54 1 F5 6 4 Q if 1 .4 Fred Botha OY Hanson LQ' .sg Gold stars, bombs and a balloon! My card, Madam. Well, Sir, here we are. VTIT 4. Playcrafters You Can't Take You Can't Take It With You is the story of the Sycamore family philosophy. Grandpa started the idea of do what you want to do, when you want to do it, be- cause you can't take it with you . Con- sequently, the family, each with his own peculiar hobby, presents a somewhat unusual appearance. Visualize a three- ring circus and you have a picture of the Sycamores at home. Cornflakes in the icebox, snakes, darts, printing presses, and typewriters cluttering up the living room, the family simultaneously dancing, painting, writing, and making fireworks, add to the general confusion. The only conventional Sycamore is the youngest daughter, Alice, who almost loses her rich fiance because she is sure that their two families could never get along. Grandpa teaches the elite Kirbys a lesson, by showing them how unhappy they really are. When 'hey relax, Mr, Kirby loses his indigestion, Mrs. Kirby becomes hu- man, and the son, Tony, is really happy and marries Alice. The impossible cir- cumstances the Sycamores get into, and most of all, how they get out of them, is intriguing to say the least. 1 , 1, I GGY Qets gayer. ' Annual Play lt With Y u CAST OF CHARACTERS Penelope Sycamore ........,. Norma Feldman Essle ..................... s-,-Betty Jane Geiskopf Rheba. ................................. Janice Holtje Paul Sycamore ....... .............. F red Botha Mr. DePinna ....... ....... E dward Bressler Ed ................... ......... J ohn James Donald .......... ...... M arvin Tischler Alice ............. --- ..... Gloria Child Henderson ............. ,....... C lifford Pindar Tony Kirby ......................., Robert Tinker Boris Kolenkhov ............ Joseph McCully Gay Wellington. ............... Marjorie Ebling Mr. Kirby .................... Montague Salmon Mrs. Kirby .....,............... - ....... Gloria Elari Three Men- Robert Whitlock, Edmund Byrkit, Errett Allen Olga .................................... Ruth Yarroll Mr. Robert Andrews directed and pro- duced the play, w-hile Miss Helen Smith was his associate. The people on the properties and stage committees were: Marjorie Ebling, Gloria Elari, Dorothy Eckberg, Gloria Elari, Ja- nice Holtje, Josephine Lowrie, Barbara Nolan, Rhoda Sultzer, Jean Taylor, Gladys Tobler, and Dorothy Vandevelde. Prompt- ers who aided production were Sylvia Guecke and Jean Taylor. The boys on stage work and lights were, Frank Hoh- meister and Jack DuBois. The busy Sycamores. Oh, my goodness, the Kirbys! - 1 5 r - :- Did YOU say dull? Guess Grandpa fixed that. A, s Q Ti-V. C.-...A n....i.-,- ni, .1 . . ational R Honor Society -Rs. ' v XXX-.. W' INA X n 2' xx 51 X tl N X X D v - ui .- is lm A . eq' A I CR ,S . 14. O LQ I , S V ws. 5 .. 2' v' ' ' ' . K A Dorothy Mildred Walter Bjorck Fred Botha Edward C. Bressler Edmund John Byrkit Gloria nez Child Ault ' , eds .4 X fn T if , S iv- ' ,K V ' cf ' R . A M I James Paterson Joanne C. Davis Marjorie Ebling Dorothy Eleanor Veronica E. Emmer Lois Ethel Haupt Gladys Hinners Davidson Eckbciq 4 1 ' I I 4 Q :X a ' i Q 0- L 2 . -' T L 5 A 'Q A. . L t- 1- si 'r- Q ' G5 Y li! A Malcolm Calvin Gordon Edward Horace Richard Pamela K. Kinq William John Josephine Merle Imogene Ruth Holtje Johnson Johnson Kornfielrl Lowrie Mellen . 'N -1 'I i I -Q i ' A 'L G 1 W x v I 4 g 'i ,Q Jeslli yi 4 August Num John pmmch Robert H, post, Jr, Virginpiaalipbcrts Janet Norma Ruth Sohn Rhoda Lila Sultzcr .,,r 'fa U' Q - I 1 J I Frances Eleanor Liselotte Teutsch Mary-Garnett Marion W. Tuttle Sutherberry TIIIIUQNBST , sa , I xv' ,I T 4. av- ' 0- 5 g YI ' H, 4-A! L I 5 Fred Botha Jane Ruth Valentine Helen E. Weidener Robert Whitlock Ruth Adele Yarroll These graduates have been elected to membership in the National Honor Society by the administration, faculty and students because they have shown these qualities of scholarship, leadership, character, ser- vice and loyal citizenship. Placque Award The rnost prized honor that any student of Teaneck l-ligh School can receive is to have his name enscribed on the Award of Merit. The Women's Club of Teaneck awards this honor to that student from the graduating class of the Senior High School who has most successfully lived up to the traditions of the school and the ideals of good citizenship. This year the award was presented to Fred F r G d and Country This is a list of seniors who have Ieft for some branch of the service. As this list was made before the close of school, it is bound to be incomplete so we have left room for you to add names in the future. RAYMOND ACOSTA ALFRED ANDERSON RICHARD BACON ROBERT BARTOW NORMAN BIRNBAUM GEORGE BISSET HOWARD BORLOZ GEORGE BOWKER JOHN DAILEY JOHN GARDNER ROBERT GRADY EDWARD JOHNSON EDWARD KAPPOCK HARRY KILLIAN THOMAS MAXWELL ALBERT MCCLLELAN WALTER MEYER VINCENT MIERISCH EMMETT O'NEILL DONALD PLACK ARTHUR REILLY FRED SAXTON DONALD STARIN WILLIAM STEIN WILLIARD TRAGGORTH JOHN VREELAND ROY WALKER ' X I ,..,f- - ' . 4, .V fl.. 1 ni ,MI asf, .H 3, . .A 1, fr . .. ..,,,.,..... fx? u 14 .uf . qynv -Q'-1 . ,,N. .gil -1-21? E ' ?f xQg5'?2v::1 ' 3, ' ' fibiff' - -' -. A , ' Q f 4..- .6335 1: rw L, .r Ulyzi MFJI' -,.-fix, ,,-N,,,:.45f' ...J gwgf'-Lgyx ... R fffiii 75 -- iwielsyifig :-. v - ff., - .-4. '..,.14H f Q V? ff ff Q,:..,-' 'A ,grit-wj , 'J S ,., . gn, , ..3, Q, ., ,,,. f...., L ..x.f ,. . , '- -gui' 3 M 'J' :- .5 .14 5 f.f. 5'Z . 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A 31151. .- .Q-W M Q -3 7331, ' A ,Ry - ,f4.,,g5,fe:.-.w ...- N .fMALf9!.,-gp.:- ':' - -pg ' , 1:-jP,',-,.e4If-5 JF' fig' ',3?fH1-4581225 F. ,mf --J ' ff-, off-L -'fi' 1 1-.' -t M. ,JK .hw-1, VUL, If-lffi' .-N, F .- ' ,ig- f ,fp .32 Q. M-J-' ,k,.f,,,.- V ,uw -,Q .. , W 3 1 ' X .s 9 I V X. ,A f, J .1 .' N Jia--'f 'iff.::Q.7 T3 . 2,2 ,. r .:'P. 11'- 4 11- ,g , r, .131 -- 1-Lf'-:if 1 V1.- !. 53 , 'ff-.-iw. A , y F.. --Ms fx' if 1 fix . 3 ,,,....i. . r 1 , I . ff.-.4 gsx 1: i rw . . H - 4 J V, . 1 f t . f N van' .ip ,, fsQi-'.. ,. gwxx Q . Qfa i1 ,1. QR-. . exif- 35-Y m ' A ' 'N J., u we F ' - ,u 'if-Q' 39, ', .2Q Q P19518 'Y wk . Nil L A gif' '.,,,g,: sv NN ph: . . K' A B ' 1.331 .yy ws -ug n in-as.,f 1.' 11 ' s' v 7 'TX 7.x-If - Q: - ' . -.24-131E Z..: -gn- -1-null-f' .-137' .. . Lg. W ' ooibau It - .. V gal: A501 'QL 5 . Jig' Mammawtflfw FIRST TEAM ' 4 V Front Row: B. Hilscher, D. Tremble, W. Koch, R. Stewart, A. McClellan, J. Cornell, B. Court, L. Back Row: J. Hoefing, E. Tuite, E. Billia, W. Joy, R. Demotf, R. Walker. 'llx v K s, . 1 A 31531. ' 1,1411 v- Nd I .iw X S r .,,sf,'sgw. ' A ' EANECK Our first game was very succ 20 6 tro , ast c down, beat the Hi h the ' g waymen narrow margin of I4- . we I2 The ek, Teaneck suffered its fourth in the hand I3-O, s of Englewood, eaneck held the undefeated Ridgefield Park team scoreless for nearly three Quarters, but powerful Park broke through with two touchdowns and won I2-O. Our third victory was a well- earned one, when we felled the Lodi Rams I3-6. The Highwaymen held a strong Rutherford team in a 7-6 lead up until the last minute of the game when Rutherford plunged over the goal line to I2-7 victory. Then came Thanks A ' the an giving nual game with the Hacken- sack Comet. With several of our best players benched, Teaneck l f. ost I2-O, our irst defeat by Hackensafl' -in ' -rw---Min M ,,,., ' ' W Y Q U A A M4 arm.-9,,,..,,,..a,,.m. J , ,QZMJV 4- ,A .M 1 Q' ' ., 4' A bfi gf ,' W i ' - - z, . , , T - Y' .fs 7 , if M .W I D D nw is z-gaze 40 . D. H0efingl W' kl dgel H, Snmom. t Hone. -' J Lyons, J. McMa5t9'5' wakkzfj. iaggorthi R- Smnh' J' Tar ag i Hurley, J. D3l9Yr ' J VI-eeland, E- KBPPO I R. 0'Nenll, R' Rosen J. Gardner' ' C- Gunnefi E' ' , 4 I 4 vw Xt xy essful, a 5 , - uncing over Bogota. After losing , ' Q' the next two games to Cliffside and 1 ' Belleville, we respectively recovered some- what and defeated Tenafly, I3-7. Teaneck was cheated out of its third victory of the season when Leonia with a l - tou h 2 9 B I Z a if ii Q, Xl- Basketball l'l 'TT Frrst Row R, O'Hara, R Post, B, Goldberg, D, Watt. Sccoml Row, T MLCf-Ivey, B, Hrlschcr, J. Lyons, J. Brync. Thrrd Row' R DcMott, R Smith, E. Brllra, D. Trcmlxlc, Mr. Anderson. l , ed. Take tt QW' B BASKETBALL is one of the most rmportant sports of the school year. Thrs year's team gave the spectators many hours of real thrrllg, The lack of transpsrtatisn drd not markedly affect the schedule of the basketball team becaase there were manx Qames plated Coach Anderscn managed the team xerv wal: arid we were very prgtrd ts hate R Smrtn elected to the All-LE3Qu6. 2 ll, u-- 9 , Ready, now? Get lfl This h ad better be Qood gum Q and Ol ck Dechrl Wrestling .- l,l.Ql ls. ,lQ 'ln 4 9 ' A. mi, ., ,- i H ' 1 i . Tilll l'lllllldl7Jl lllllllllllllllll st afano Sh i First Row: B. McCutchen, R. Elting, H. Bergen, R. DeChristafano, H. Fess. Second Row: Mr. Campbell, R. Baker, D. Bernstein, W. Allen, F. Clark. ow usa 0 we :yi 2 f F , . V Q V 5 real hold' A 1 ll I x f 1' .Q-.- st, . ,Q Q N4 Brgfherl have YOU a match? Q, .t W BECAUSE of the lack of transportation this season, the wrestling team had to curtail some of its activities with teams that were from a great distance. The team suffered a great loss when its coach, Arthur Campbell, left school. However, Mr. Campbell's place was taken over very ably by Coach Salerno. Two official matches were wrestled-one with Newton and the other with Springfield. Both of these matches along with the State Meet were lost. This year's team had only about five or six men with real experience, and due to a short season the wrestling team wasn't quite as successful as it would have liked to have been. 91 , . 5, 'WF 1:3 U., J-'Z' 1 . N. 1 ' - n '1 I u ' . 1 v sl . . 1 .al 1 ind A-elf . ' l . . ,f-:auf ,W .... --I . ,A n:,i, ,-Qvv,J.f'- ' w ' L .1 : f'2 f'F , 1, yr lr. f,'f'.'w2-1,1-F' . , - Q- ., Y. 'ho-, . ', 'f -9- l a homer . This is QOJUQ 'O be f tvhc -J' aware First Row: J. Jablin, J. McMullen, R. Meyer, B. Murphy, R. Paige, F Brlelmiar. Second Row: H. Dryburgh, A. Kelly, J. Horner, A. Wacha, H. Battiqlia R. Tevlin, G. Cambell, R. Post, M. Williamson. Third Row: E. Brandt, R. Ebel, W. Heady, R. Walterbach, J. MCMasterS, A. Bonds, D, Albera, J. Hoeting, J. Hurley, Coach Finn. Baseball THiS year the Teaneck nine was headed by Coach Barney Finn. The team, with plenty of practice, spirit and good coaching put the team over. With Coach Finn at the head, every game was a good one regardless of the outcome. Catching was well taken care of by Soup Campbell, Pitchers Walt Heady and Dick Albera had good seasons, and the infield with sophomore star Ronnie Page at short, Ray Tevlin at first, Ed Tuite at second, and Hank Battaglia at third formed a strong inner defense. The outfield headed by Red Meyer in center, held up its end. Everyone did his best trying to win and we feel the season was a success. . E ., ' 2 J mark? ' , 4 7 l First Row: Mr, Smallheer, H, Bergen, E. Lagno, R. Meyer, R. Middlemas, R. John ston, K. Zimmerman, D. Lawrence, H. Johannessen. Second Row: D. Starin, M. Allen, R, Cerny, J. Hurley, D. Cassoft, H. Dryberg Draney, J. Burns, G. Campbell, G. Sandberg. Center: Mark Teaney. Soccer TEANECK'S soccer team started its season with a bang. It chalked up two wins over the Tenafly Tigers and Rutherford Bulldogs. Then the Highwaymen bumped up against a strong Hackensack team and were defeated, l-O. A penalty kick cost Teaneck its second game with Rutherford. The next game, against Tenafly, ended in a scoreless tie. Again we met Hackensack, only to be defeated again, l-O. In a two game series with Englewood, the Blue and White put a crimp in Englewood's record by tying the first and winning the second. The Kearny game closed the i942 season. Kearny, all eastern champions of last year, won, 2-O. Our team, coached by Mr. Leonard Smallheer, was smart but in- experienced. We do, however, have many excellent players in- cluding, among others, Captain Bob Middlemas, goalie, Don Staring Red Meyer, Hal Bergen, Joe Cavaliere, Ed Lagno, Herb Dry- hiimh Ronnie Johnston. Soup Campbell, and Joe Hurley. If 1, V sr 'f ' ,P U, P , ' aan . ' 1-' ' :xgfzjii - ' .' -1. 1 QW 7 g, 1-'fr H. Roberts. Q E. 1 Rm, H Dunham, D Xxcljirifi-righart J. Wcbstcr, Dt Fo' ' FH r, NW-'ii ' 'B'ofClf- tt . I Emmvr, R Clillliiw W Kornlrclrl, Wl1lS M, KCllCYi D' Demo I Scconfl ROW! Stnlrlvi, M Jr Hoc-bncr, J- San:-30 Ward, W. W5l5l'l- -' D Br--lluli, I I R- CCfllYr ' Third Rov1N rjhnnsllrtrtlii Pmrzrrif, Li, Jcllcrson l Pull hard, there. las-,s ii- X A - ' Track Clear the top! WITH such outstanding performers as Captain Jefferson, and Willie Joy back from last year's team, Coach Hagan Anderson can look backward at a very successful season. Although the N. N, J, l. L, title is not decided until the final, the track team has already beaten their chief opponent, Englewood, in a duel meet by the imposing score of 60 to 44. ln the first meet of the year, they swamped Ridgefield Park and Rutherford. Veterans of last year's team are Fred Weighart, Ed. Stalder and Marvin Stone in the field events and Walter Bjorck, Jim Davidson and Hank Roberts in the races. Success seems to the track team a choice word. Tennis MENTAL coordination, physical stamina, speed, and a quick reaction are the watchwords of the Tennis Squad. Coach Morse or- ganized a fine Tennis Team this year. No matter how the tennis year turned out, the members of the Tennis Team learned the meaning of real sportsmanship and skill which is a feat in itself. A DiCfUr9 of action f . W ' - 'W I We ll X Golf GOLF is one of the best sports to keep in good physical condition. The aim ot the Golf Club is to further the knowl- of the game of Golf and to promote edge good sportsmanship. Out of the Golf Club, Mr. Drugach and those members with the best knowl- If anize a edge of the game of Go org team with which they compete with other schools. The favorite course is the Phelps Manor Country Club. FIFST RQW: A Kno Second R . n' D' Hill, G. Johngo 1-hid U ew. R. Stei 1-, f ff, K. Thomp t ir Row. J. D1MatteO F n 0 f,'K. Dahl, p' Noble s1on,Ci.avBattista, M,-' Morse' ' - Co ki n in, D. Herd, G- Sandberg J eggg,tE. Byrkit, 1 . OD, J. Ofconnor -g.,,---W--w H, Fess, R. ueonarux. Drugach W MOFQBVH k A' Sproul' First Row: Mr. f Jpcerecanil F. Ora el Sec ond Row: F. Restle, ,S0 ' Girls . . Emmcfi D earners, vice-Dfcsldcm' V' gcuctarv' 1 I A ' , inns, . M'SS3nOi A rlcrson. ,B cn' B. R0 Elwarii-4 D Land' lrlliirilllcrlhipxpollllgl' pu Mosfguecb rllwsf D' Paopcl My O rl 'lliams - I ' C3 - ' D i ' FN - i Furs! Row l- P' N toriici, Ji SP' r pair. M- MCKW m lnclli M- J- W' ii H, V Ca D i Tavl0'f P'MMcf3lll i' Mcllffli M' LMT i li P- MW' ' 'second ROW- ' I ' ' P an J Brower, Fi Smhcfll . VA r . - Third ROW- THE Teaneck S gne to further a good sportsmanship attitude amon bers. ports' Club is desi d g its mem- Miss Menges leads the lOth grade girls in their sports activities. The T. S. C. is the natural stepping-stone to the Leaders' Club to which those previous T. S. C. members who have shown themselves as true lovers of sports, may join. Pai Lawson is th e president, and Elaine Van Cott is the secretary. Executive Council THE Executive Council is compos- ed of the officers of the girls sports clubs along with Miss Men! ges and Miss Guerber, Their pur- pose is tc plan the different sports ' acmities and plan the entire sports' xear. Miss Menges Mi Ffa UIQ i X A B new Pr LrrY. PJ' AZDHCYA 1,445 ss Guerber, V. Emmer I Kin , . Q, E. VanCott, P. L D. Land, A awsen, . Massano. That's the way, Willy P Ol'fS Girls' Leaders Club Coach G Firsl' ROW- D MaCN V Second ROW. ' - a . P. Laws lf, G. S5D0in t Th- I on, J. M .i - Q On, R- B . Fourth Row. 'fl E222 A. Hay, J. Skafamflf lEeVanCotf, B. Hauagfmafg? filess, J. Yaney, ' - sen, LW ' ' 9aS,M.J ' ' eY,A. ' OH' A' Jensen' M. EnQlishoriTnfr.K' RQQBS, R. Fantohli'HTr'SG' Messina. I - iedeb I - weeneyh uerber and her gals AA55 Menges 1 B ergl M3 urger. carone, E. Tevelin, J. ROHM Reilly K Curry J. Wilson, . Kenn J. Fuerstein, B. , . , V. VanHouten, F. y. ANY eleventh grade girl who has belonged to the T. S. C. for one year or any twelfth grade girl who has not belonged to T. S. C. but wants to, may join after being in the T. S. C. for one-half a year. The President is V. Emmer, Secretary is A. Massano, and the Treasurer is D. Land. A dance was given on March l9 with the l-ll-Y called the Back Bay Shuffle. The purpose of the club is to promote the love ' ' I . They of sports and sportsmanship among glr es meet every other Friday with Miss Guerber. Soccer V Hinners, D. Hyler, S. Thernauer, M. Arll. J. Edwards' rth . MCKCNW- F, TraQQ0 ' hu' P' McDevl1Y.SN:5gUc' HA Tlcdebefg' , P Fralclqh. A' Sian Messina' Jil DR Noll, P. BYVUGS' gniniiollvew-, R, Em?'fr'r'YP'B Rcfuv. L. Ovcmou ' e K. u I ' Baseball Women in the league? A girls' game this year. o 6 ig .aff I X' 1 -K sr v I ' QP Archers: G. Brahman, G. Sap in 1' p g on, R. Brahman. Kneeling: J. Wllson, D. Eckberg, Standing: F. Sufherberry, D. Land, J. Fuerstein. I ,-f by X Q f-la . XX , . ,Nc 'Iv f stark' . l 144 Ld . J Not a puck 0 a ball! Funl! Archery Will ll be a buIl's eye? Hockey Volley Ball A good service gains points. mXJ 'fx ll i lnlu T! I-no E ' Q15 VI'l l'l.l 2 G-AME ol't-lotklY- JN X 1- ir: , . im. rl H4.,..f...4 7 , . -suwul, Nl. A If V W -1C J- SDraQue, pb Byrnes r , P. Fraleigh, P, Mcoevin Basketball Remember The Faculty game and don't let it happen again! F. Suhherberry, J. Taylor, G. Child, D. Eckberg, R. Noll, R. Emmer. M 5 .Q W Z1 3. Y' ' I M. Williams, P. Moser, D. Land, P. Weir, D. Pope, R. Sultzer, D. Vandevelde, V. Campbell, C. Anderson, L. Osterhout. yn 'ff' Y , .glib 2-.. 'V' M ' M ff lg gf 1 M . x 'K- Af F, v 4-, 1. if V3 4.1 4 5 If .gr l'4 ' I A . ,f 4 IQ ,iv ': 'ln ,-fn 14+ ref, ff' ,Aw f !f I' w,w-1 33, -I 4gg:, 5 -AP. f ' V : Q ,L Zinn. N, w . , ,nz . .V 1 117 1- . ' P' .4u5g7fiy.' 3 ,.,,z P Q' g., ,1 -, Q ' 1-:QQKQQJ . is HH fHi?Awzszsv Lw W, M l a b 17 ,fi 7 910' , ,,,,.,,. aw, ,+ Fx. V. ! XM if ff DXQLHQA Fig? 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TEANECK Music and Dancing Saturday Nights TEL, TEANECK 6-9851 Bowl ln Complete Comfort Q11 the most 9Beautz ul Qlleys m the 'world AUTOMATIC PIN SETTERS AUTOMATIC TELEFOUL TELESCORE Lan fl-gf' ,. i RECREATION PHONE' 730 PAusAoe Ave. TEAN ECK TEANECK,N.J. 6'I288 TEaneck 6-IO95 HABERDASHERY SHIRTS SERVICE STATION GENERAL REPAIRS BATTERIES TIRES ACCESSORIES IJ N I 351 Queen Anne Road Teaneck, N. J. TEANECK MEN'S SHOP Complimenrs of PHELPS MANOR sLAcKs sPoRTswEAR GOLF COURSE THE STUDENTS FAVORITE GATHERING PLACE AFTER A GAME OR DANCE Tasty Sandwiches - Delightful Meals Delicious Fountain Specialties Choice Ice Cream NYSTROMS Route 4-North Hackensack HAckensack 2-4690 FACILITIES FDR PRIVATE PARTIES N0 LIQuoRs COMPLIMENTS The Gray Envelope Mig. Co., Inc. 55 THIRTY-THIRD STREET BROOKLYN, N. Y. Compliments of A FRIEND GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1943 SHIRLEY HOBBY AUDREY DEER BARBARA ZWICK JOANNE DAVE FAMOUS FAIN FOR SMART SPORTSWEAR 228 Main Street V rgmla Pratt Hackensack, N. J. ,. vii JOHN GARDNER 3 U.S. ARMY A MEET YOUR FRIENDS at the TEANECK THEATRE +1 VISIT Crawford's Campus Corner Student Suits - Student Overcoats Fingertip Reversibles Cordoroy Sportcoats Leather and Wool Combination Sportswear THERE IS A CAMPUS CORNER IN EACH OF THE 63 CRAWFORD STORES l38 Main Street Hackensack. N- J- GEORGE PASSANTINO us MARINE CORPS ' 1 :Af - ... , I fl at fl, st 4, Klfrflpcl Stl' it . ifllrl . il l- 'iff' g: it - iff-ii' 1 - Iltddlidlr i 'izffff V1 tr' .-li , igigiiii , f1,fiZ'll-1 'fji: 'Qi X ,:,lE.e'1iH T 1 ,e y f is, vifuil t I ilflliaiillilll' .,' .fi 1i 'i'lllfl A' flllr' A l M W N hir l' -V ,u r l 1- . tw ill ,.---lit Pi - SEXTON SERVICE orrsns You- A The only nationally advertised brand of foods prepared exclusively for the institutional market. A The security of endorsement by all the leading trade associations in the institutional field in the United States. A The facilities of the only wholesale grocery company operating plants in the principal American marketsffhicago and New York. A As rendered by America's largest distributors of number ten canned foods, a distinctive service on a complete assortment of quality foods packed in this institutional size container, A Home recipe pickles, relishes and conserves from Sexton Sunshine Kitchens-delicious and appetiz- ing. A Carefully selected coffees-blends resulting from years of careful study-roasted fresh daily at Chicago and Brooklyn. A A selection of your needs from the largest in- ventory ever assembled for the particular needs of those who feed many people each day, me SEXTO Established Ill! Edelweiss Quality Foods CHICAGO DALLAS BROOKLYN SOMERSET WILLARD TRAGGORTH u.s. ARMY Everett Albert Engstrom TEACHER OF SINGING STUDIOS 982 Queen Anne Rd. Teaneck, N. J. TEaneck 6-4090 604 Steinway Hall Clrcle 7-4785 Tel. HAckensack 3-0568 VOGUE TEXTILES SILKS - COTTONS - WOOLS McCall Advance Simplicity Butterick 123 Main Street Hackensack N. J. TEaneck 6-2515 YORE BEAUTY SALON A Complete Beauty Service PERMANENT FEATHER CUT WAVE SPECIALISTS 449 Cedar Lane Teaneck, N. J TEaneck 6-1967 THEODORE J. LOHBECK DIAMON D5 WATCHES-CLOCKS SILVERWARE EXPERT JEWELRY REPAIRING 509 Cedar Lane Theater Bldg. Teaneck, N. J. 113 W. 57th St., N. Y. FORDHAM UNIVERSITY NEW YORK CITY Founded in I84l Conducted by the Jesuits AT FORDHAM ROAD, BRONX, NEW YORK CITY. FORDHAM COLLEGE: Boarding and Day School on Seventy Acre Campus. FORDHAM COLLEGE, EVENING SESSION SCHOOL OF BUSINESS COLLEGE OF PHARMACY GRADUATE SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES FORDHAM PREPARATORY SCHOOL AT WOOLWORTH BUILDING, 233 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY. SCHOOL OF EDUCATION SCHOOL OF LAW AT 134-136 EAST 39th ST., NEW YORK CITY. SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SERVICE .a Four Residence Halls for Men: ST. JOHN'S HALL, BISHOPS' HALL, ST. ROBERT'S HALL, DEALY HALL. One Residence Hall for Religious Women: ST. MARY'S HALL. Special Courses and Accelerated Time Schedule for War Duration ARMY R.O.T.C. v NAVY V I, V 5, V 7, - ARMY ENLISTED RESERVE CORPS Compliments JOHN W. RANGES 2nd TECH. SCH. SQUADRON ISpeciall of LYRIC SILK SHOP When They Begin 'This song -wgl remain m The Beguine andyosto' villllln youcuiregil I5LiT3ifuIe 2em e' 'he and Co. gave her iforiaiiashaysgld from our store. You'II Lumber - Millwork - Mason Materials find it inexpensive am' Cedar Lane and West Shore Railroad -FLOWERS- Teaneck, New Jersey TEaneck 6-3I6I Telephone FO tl. R d r ee oa TEaneck 6- I 276 Teaneck, N. J, Edythe Schroeder STEIN-MILLER SPORTSWEAR 483 Cedar Lane Teaneck, N. J. Compliments of lgiose-Wnmas Blscurr QMPANY BAKERS OF SUNSHINE BISCUITS 458-BO TONNELLE AVE. JERSEY CITY, N. J. ,re NK' 1 x P 4' M' fd U.S. ARMY Aviation Cadet CALVIN OWEN r ff . , , ' .A W' -.s .- ft . .. LY -N 5iak'?-?-ffv' 'i .' In 1 3 ,- -. 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Joi-IN REINHARDT, JR. Co,,,,,,,me.,,S of PHARMACM TRou'rwelN's Compliments of LYRI CONFECTIONETTE C UNITED MENS fr BOYS SHOPS 201 MAIN STREET HACKENSACK, N, J. 136 MAIN STREET HACK ENSACK, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF Teaneck High School Parent and Teacher Association MRS. E. GERARD CONOSCENTI, President MR. CHARLES L. STEEL, Jr., Vice-President MRS. WILLIAM C. ROWE, Second Vice-President MRS. WILLIAM GOLLIN, Recording Secretary MRS. CHARLES L FELTEN, Corr. Secretary MR. WALTER P. REILLY, Treasurer We call for and deliver Prescriptions Telephone TEaneck 6-7560 DEVINE'S PHARMACY E. W. PFEIFFER, Prop. Reg. Pharm. -H6 CEDAR LANE TEANECK, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF ANTHONY R. MANNO and JOSEPH SPECIALE COMPLIMENTS OF CONTINENTAL BAKING CO. Bakers of woNDER BREAD and Hostess CAKE C pllf ,241 BERNHARDT'S B L'-SRh?S:ER RESTAURANT fi ' ' T n ck Road and Route 4 l Henry Kelly Sz Sons, Inc. WHOLESALE PRODUCE 413-415-417-419 West 14th Street New York, N. Y. Build Health Each Day . The Luscious Way! 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