Tenafly High School - Tenakin Yearbook (Tenafly, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1949 volume:

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I f',, . ,. , , O 0 ' 2 2 6 L If fy 0 o o W ., 'f v H , f, , A f H W'I-, I f W fl fig ,Q sb V, ga is li J SEATED CLOCKWlSE: Mr. Mulliken, Mrs. Andrews, Mr. Redfield, Mr. Specht, Mr. Tennant, Attorney, Mr. Kipp, Supervising Principal, Mr. Nelson, President, Mr. Hegelein, District Clerk, Mr. Scott, Vice President, Z ' Mr, Martin, Mr. Hendricks, Mr. Russell. 4 MR. GEORGE A. KIPP DR, BURT JOHNSON Dr. George M. Sharp wundefw 744 Uffice we Leone M. Johnson ,W 2. Q ,Ads Q .,,,, -W szaamwf 351 m IX lv M Q W X if M Q Vu, f 'o'L .M ., lm r zilik Mi SS Hensel Mrs. Howell Mr. Stockhouse Mr. Keen ff-5 ff' e2 OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Borenius 5 LTV :Sr English SEATED: Miss Davis, Miss Whittaker, Miss Boulos, Miss Mitchell. STANDING: Miss Woods, Miss Casady, Miss Diehl. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Dower. J ' eh X wix H. L309u::eMuiier, QQSRSSTEXG1 kv Mf- Sfrowman, Mr, Kls2o Y Towrwend' befvSkY' r' Mcoefmos els' Miss H TED- M355 Mrs.WD:defXy, '- ' Mr- Doonagrgreaves SEA Hastings, Mr' u I 1 Miss Meditlal R.N. Miss Sheareff N. Van S, Myers, MD. 6 Q 5 Math and Science Miss Aubrey, Miss Pokorney, Mr. Keen, Mr. Boden, Mr. Brase Mr. Tew, Mr. Anderson. NOT PICTURED: Miss Fitch. Special Miss Ma ry Reynolds A rts SITTING: Mrs. Dolin, Miss Hentschel, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs Knebels. STANDING: Mr. Pollock, Mr. Motyl, Mr. Birch Mr. Griffith. . 2 aI 'ntaY' onnnefcl Mr' Shi Tievine, Miss NosaI, Mr. Robafff MISS FRONT RO Afhlefic W: Mis T . sscomo Row. Mf.SPaf,Qg:1:MM,SS, Fgauuovfcs. Ockers, BACK ROW V Williams M 1 M 1 V. Mr. Tess. Clark' Mr' Meoffi, I mi and sin - A SITTING: Mrs. Frank, Miss Cubberly, Mr. Proud, Miss Johnston, Miss Speed, Mrs, Preston, STANDING: Mr. Leavitt, Mr. Richert. Practice Teache rs Mr. Wm, J .xx , LQ-J' X , I ' M I , F. R. A4 Tennant Ng,ktfL,u. 7 S LQ iii, Q. ,M ,,,,,,.Z E wi if Q 1 Q V M' Y A r XX i Tothe west 'of iHudson'siwaters, blue asf skies above, ln as grove of-leafy smaples, stands the school we love. - Tenafly, our Airnas Mater, e'er-our hearts shall be, c B i Though an ocean should divide us, Tenafly, with thee. When the storrnywinter weatherlstrips leach hardy tree, A A Still, withiijoy we sing our praises, Tenafly, of thee. B Tenafly, our Alma Mater, e'er our hearts shall be, lls- Through the tempestfs mighty. fury, Tenafly, with thee. Thlroulghlithe years advancing onward, bright shall be each ellh e ye, A Whlen our minds recall with gladness thoughts of Tenafly it Tehaiflly,'our Alma Mater, e'erlour hearts shall be, ' A Mayor the path be bright rancliicls udless, Tenatly, for thee genial: efau eoancif Miss WHWTAKEP' Social Advlser SEATED: Dave Wheeler, Corado Agresti, Mike Bryson, Roger l Booth, Treasurer, Jim Van Vliet, Vice President, Henry Fletcher, President, Anene Grahn, Secretary, Howard Alberque, Ann McPherson, Ruth Terwilliger, Mildred Daw, STANDING: Vera Kuehne, Barbara Seaberg, Kay Kempton, Miss Whittaker, Social Adviser, Mr. Brase, Business Adviser, Edson Owen, Bob Smith, Dorothy Bottjer. MR. BRASE 8 Business Adviser SENIOR x X I f, XCC-I:-D iw f ,' xg' l, . LL ,QL 2 full ,gg ' X , at k Ns ,S , ge. Y 1:2 4- DURWOOD ABELS Durwood . . . Photography . . . Tenakin Staff . . . Science Club II, I2 . . . Football Program Commit- tee Il . . . School, Tenakin, and Echo Photographer. Guin . . . excitability . . . Foot- ball IO, II . . . Basketball 9-I2 Vice President IO, II . . . Home- room President 9 . . . Glee Club IO, II, I2 . . . Senior Council. ru Zn Q, 9 DWL g .rug 3.1-, .4111- ' J ., ,.,,,.., y, ,if ji at V of 'iii Jack . . . managing ability . . . Tenakin Business Manager I2 . . . Echo Page ,Editor I2 . . . Soccer if Manager I2 . . . Homeroom Treas- .L f i' K V urer I2 . . . Spanish, Booster and science Clubs ii . . . Football Pro- Vg E 1 gram Committee Chairman IO . . . I Ek . , Stamp Club Pfesidenf 9- s wi r - , l', fir J W4 'f ,.t- 0- if V H I . - 9 ML,- f CORADO AGRESTI HOWARD ALBERQUE Howie . . . hospitality . . . Senior Council . . . Class Plays . . . Class Trip Chairman I2 . . . Homeroom President I2 . . . Choir II, I2 . .. Football 9- I2 . . . Track 9, IO, I2 . . . Operetta IO, II, I2 . .. Booster Club II and President I2 Track 9- I2 . . . Homeroom - f fl .' 8 ' 'S 1 , . 4 MARIE AMMICUCCI NANCY ANDORS Re . . . Alpine resident . . . Glee Nance . . .worried expression . . . Club 9 . . . helped in Library II, Cheerleader II, I2 . . . Junior Play I2 . . . future secretary . . . dances and Prom Committee . . . Girls' . . . plays piano. Sports II, I2 . . . Gold T and Social Committee I2 . . . Tenakin Staff . . . Hostess Committee Chair- man . . . Co-Y. 1' , C , ,.f!..b x 95' A I I , , f , N.. z' , 1 I 't -Y' n5 ' 4 'rc 9 . d I' I O ' HARMON ANDREWS Harmon . . . celestial cello . . . I Band ii, I2 . . . choir I2 ,. Orchestra 9- I2 . . . Glee Club II . . . All State Orchestra IO . . All County Orchestra IO. I 1 o .Q' GREGORY ANRIG Pinky . . . witty . . . Class Plays ...Operetta 9-I2 . . . Band and Orchestra 9- I2 . . . Choir II, I2 . . . Football II, I2 . . .Track IO, II, I2 . . . Booster Club Treas- urer IZ . . . Metropolitan Opera Chorus II . . . Homeroom Vice President 9. Y . '- In JOAN ANTES Joan . . . efficiency . . . T Team IO, II, I2 . . . Glee Club 9 . .. Class Plays . . . Senior Card and Play Committee . . . Secretary of Co-Y . . . Sports. i i l WALTER ARRIGONI Walter . . . la nariz . . . Band 9, IO, II .. . Glee Club IO.. . Soc- cer IO, II . . .Track Il . . . will be a travelling salesman after grad- uation. PATRICIA BAKER RICHARD BARRETTA Pat . . . southern charm . . . S. O. Rich . . . Joe know all . . President I2 . . . Class Plays . . . played second base on baseball Hostess Committee . . . Homeroom team 9- I2 . . . Basketball I2 . . . President IO, Il . . . Junior Class handled end on football team IO . . . President . . . Assembly Committee wants to play professional baseball. Chairman II . . . State S. O. Repre- sentative II . . . Operetta Il, I2 Dramatic Club IO. HAZEL BENJAMIN Haze . . . Tenafly's nightingale .. . Choir II, I2 . . . Operetta 9- I2 . . . Music Appreciation Club ll, I2 . . .Social Committee IZ... Dramatic Club 9, IO . . . Assembly Committee IZ, WILLIAM BARTLETT GRACE MARION BASSO Bill . . . eyes that crinkle when Marion . . . artistic ability . . he smiles . . . ran broadjump in Homeroom Vice President I2 . . . track II, I2 . . . good hockey Homeroom Secretary Il ...Poster player . . . member of Junior Red Squad II, I2 . . . Tenakin Art Cross Council I2 . . . intends study- Editor . . . Hostess Committee . . . ing forestry. T Team I2 . . . Co-Y. ANN BERKSHIRE Ann . . . gift of gab . . . Dramatic Club 9- I2 . . . Junior Red Cross ll, I2 . . . Basketball 9, IO, I2 . . . Echo II, I2 . . . Social Committee I2 . , . Operetta 9, IO . . . Junior Play Committee . . . Co-Y. II MARY LOU BLASE Little Jerry . . . do or die . . . worked on office staff two years . . . plans to be a photographer's model. ENSO BOCHESE Enso . . . silent crooner . . . Base- ball 9, Il, 12 . . . Soccer 9 . . . Basketball IO . . . likes horseback riding, hunting, and trapping. JANET BONISTALLI FLORENCE BONNAU Jan . . . beautiful eyes . . . BubbIes . . . one of the Nor- Choir 9, I1, 12 . . . Glee Club 9, wood Clan . . . Glee Club IO, II IO . . T Team II, 12 . . . . . . Office Staff 9 . . . dislikes Nor- Dramatic Club IO . . . Sports Club wood School Bus . . . likes to spend and Ventilator Staff Il . . .Operetta her time in upstate New York. 9-I2 .All Sports 9-12... roots for the New York Giants. J t -1, ' . Club Staff . House DOROTH EA BOTTJER Dot . . . Charlie's gifts . . . Senior Council . . . Assembly Com- mittee Chairman 12 . . . Hall Squad 12 . . . French and Science Clubs II . . . Chairman, Senior Card Com- mittee . . . Tenakin Staff . . . Echo 9- 12 . . . Co-Y. 12 tl HBOOTYH Lf' my-jf' Y FEC . Cl s Plays. X BOOTH WILLIAM BORNAND writing checks . . . Bill . . . being Our Bill . . . Treasurer . . . Junior High Jump in Track I1, 12 . . . . Spanish forward on J.V. basketball team IO . Tenakin . . . fullback on soccer team 9, Committee 11, Choir I 1 Operetta finds lunch periods too short. JEANNE BROEMS Jeannie . . . soft voice . . . As- sembly Committee I2 . . . Co-Y . . . Echo Il, 12 . . . in lllinois: Girls' Club 9, IO, 11 . . . Youth Center Committee 11 . . . Athletic Tennis Team 10. Art . . . his guns . . . little black Car . . . will remember Mrs. Dower Clan. ARTHUR BRUMMER a member of the Norwood MICHAEL BRYSON Mike . . . Mr. Most- . . . S. O. Vice President I2 . . . Echo Business Manager I2 . . . Senior Council . . . Boys' State II . . . Class Plays. . . Band IO II, I2 . . . Orchestra 9, IO, II . . . Choir I2 . . . Operetta IO, I2 . . Basketball 9 - I2. . . Basketball 9. German Club II. -Q ROBERT BURDETTE WILFRED BURG Bob . . . slush pumping . . Fuzzy . . . bouncing downstairs Band and Orchestra 9- I2 . . . . . . Projection Force 9, IO, II, I2 Football IO, I2 . . .Track IO, II, . . . Operetta IO, II, I2 . . . I2 . . . Baseball 9 . . . Choir I2 Football Manager IO, II . . . Foot- . . . Homeroom President II, I2 ball I2 . . . Basketball IO, II . . . Anne . . . her natural curly hair Spanish Club II . . . Glee Club 9, IO. ANNE CAREY Homeroom President 9 . . . IRMA BUTTI JOSEPH CAMPANA Irma . . . ambitious . . . wants to Joe . . . his brains . . . dislikes succeed in everything she does school . . . wants to own a mink . . . dislikes first period . . . Glee ranch. Club 9- I2. BETTY LEE CARLSON Lee . . . her harping . . . Glee Club IO, II, I2 . . . Junior Red Cross Council II, I2 . . . Senior Card Committee . . . Co-Y . . . Camera Club 9 . . . Orchestra IO. I3 If . Mk !,057!g,'5,'.1 ' f f jg . f !. If .K f 'rf X Qi, J if N l 6191!-jlGJl 4- K -2, sm L' ff f . bl-lNlcA LsoN f pr? I f A ' i AQ C. ' blonde angel .Xl-I . ootba 'l...Choirll,l2... ,'ge'2f'club io . . . dislikes teachers fffvvho give homework on the night of a basketball game, PASQUALE A. CESTARE Pat . . . his snazzy car . . . Band 9-l2 . . .Orchestra 9-l2 . . . dislikes 39 Hudsons. KENNETH CLARK RONALD CLARKE Ken . . . crashing parties . . . Ronnie . . . the grin . . . Band J. V. Football lO . . . wants to be a 9 . . . Baseball 9 . . . Football . . . retired businessman. 1 Track . . . Homeroom Vice Presi- j fig-fcyt dent . . . Echo Page Editor 12. -Zi , ff rf ze. ,.,.. f 1 ga-G,, X fr -Q - f 1 ,., 1 l , us LLOYD COONS HELEN CURATOLO Coonsy . . . photography with Hel . . . rollicking good humor Durwood . . . dislikes girls who . . . dislikes red-headed boys . . . smoke . . . join the Navy and see Choir ll, l2 . . . Glee Club 9, lO the world . . . Band, Orchestra and . . . Operetta ll, l2 . . . Echo Operetta 9 - l2. Typist, fl i ers. ,dm Q., . X XXED 'il I ff . JM? s yy, :JL 'Aj' If U Jn. LI SERENO DANESE Reno . . . exotic lover . . . Football 9-I2 . . . Track IO, l2 . . . Basketball 9- I2 . . . Baseball 9-I2 . . . Glee Club 10, I2 . .. Dramatic Club 'll . . . Most Athletic. l4 901' I GEORGE DARROW George . . . one of the aliens from Alpine . . . old cars like his . . . wants to see the world. Jerry . . . his elevator look . . . throwing curves! . . . Base- l ball 9-12 . . . Football io-12 MILDRED DAW Millie . . . Millie the typist! .. . Choir II, IZ... Operetta IO, ll, I2 . . . T Team . . .Junior and Senior Councils . . . Junior Play . . . Homeroom Vice President. JOAN DAWSON Dawson . . . that laugh . . . Hostess Committee . . . Operetta Il, I2 . . . Social Committee I2 . . . Co-Y . . . Senior Card Committee . . . Echo reporter IZ. JAMES DEAN JOHN DECKER . . . Spanish Club I2 . . . wants to go to college. Jim . . . another mad chemist Jack . . . working at the Bergen, ll, 12 ...Echo Staff 12. . . wants to have Brownie. GERALD DESMOND . . . Basketball IO . . . Hall Squad I2 . . . Dramatic Club Il, I2 . . . Glee Club IO, Il, I2 . . . Honor Roll Committee ll . . . wants to play major league baseball. I5 LUCILLE MARION DeIBEN JOAN ELLEN DENNIS Lucky . . . the curl in the mid- Joanie . . . her engagement ring dle of her forehead . . . Glee Club . . . Girls' Sports IO. ALAN DIERKSEN Al , . . the Swede . . . Senior Play . . . Soccer IO . . . Track ll . . . Senior Science Club ll . . . dislikes back seat drivers. JOAN DuBOIS Joan . . . twinkling toes . . . dancing . . . Choir ll, I2 . . . Operetta 9- l2 . . . Girls' Sports 9, 'lO, ll . . . Homeroom Vice President ll . . . wants to make a hit on Broadway. I 4 DOROTHY DUTCHER Dot . . . her pinky . . . Choir I2 . . . Operetta IO, I2 . . . Girls' Sports 9, lO, ll . . . Tenakin Staff . . . Junior Prom Committee . . . seen running for the 8:00 bus. Hall Squad 12 . . . Stagecraft Club IO - l2. JACK ELY EDWARD J. ENGLE Jack . . . Jack of all Trades Ed . . . his coffee clotches . . , . . . Proiection Force 9-12 . . . Track ll, I2 . . . Basketball l2 Echo Concession Manager I2 . . . . . . Echo Staff . . . Tenakin Staff. V dislikes phonies. ARNOLD GILMORE FERDON Gil . . . death on wheels . . . Projection Force 9 - I2 . . . Operetta Committee ll, l2 . . . Football IO, ll, 12. I6 JEANNE FARLEY CHARLES FEELEY Jeanne . . . her bright red hair Red . . . his sense of humor? . . . seen with lrma. . . . wants to be a golf pro . . . RUTH FINCK Hildegarde . . . looking up to Mr. Most- . . . Gold T Com- mittee l2 . . . Jr. and Sr. Councils . . . Operetta . . . Tenakin Sports Editor . . . Hostess Committee . . . Senior Play . . . Co-Y . . . Poster Squad. HENRY FLETCHER Hank . . . his Presidencies . . . Soccer 9, IO, II . . . Class Treas- urer 9 . . . Homeroom President IO, II, I2 . . . Class Vice Presi- dent IO, II . . . Class .-'resident I2 . . . S. O. Council Secretary I2 . . . Echo reporter ll. ELAINE FRIDLUND Lynn . . . her weekends in Ver- mont . . . Co-Editor-in-Chief of Tenakin . . . Art Editor of Echo II, I2 . . . Valedictorian . . . Poster Squad 9, IO . . . Tenakin Art Staff IO, II . . . Hostess Committee . . . Co-Y . . . girls' soccer and baseball IO. . 1 Lg? ,N Q, x-'til M31 - V293 . , tg .- . X, Q5 hy, Lfx, l N' 'V 5. 1 :Ivy-I nl ku. s VW, .FN LYQ -S, ,' fix' x , Lt, xx . x 17 vxk - . 'Q ' ,WW xxx l rx vsp- f . - X -3' JN 1' s ' X' Vx' ji :nomo-s N 21 xv.: ' xv ,IJ- vJrux,J.':.s1,-Jvi' ts, , i 'xi jc . in 41, Q s T X N' PATRICIA GALLOWAY CARMEN GARCIA Pat . . . dancing . . . her pretty Carmen . . . coming from Puerto blouses and pencil-slim skirts . . . Rico . . . her intriguing accent , . seen with Liz . . . wants a car hates walking . . . came to Tena- ' of her own. fly in her Senior year. W ' x ROBERT GARRELTS DAR GL Doc . . . The Chemistry Kid arby . . . he o er man . . . quiet . . . his red handkerchiefs and long or . Valedictorian . . hair . . . Soccer IO . . . Spanish , I2 . . . Spanis ub II, Club IO, Il . . . Booster Club II . . . Echo II . . . Senior X . . . Echo Staff' I2 . . . Handbook - cience Club ooster Club . . . Committee IZ. Tena ' St f. .v f' fi' ROBERT GOLDNER Bob . . . going to Annapolis . . . Glee Club 9 . . . Booster Club ll . . . Junior Play Business Manager II . . . Football IO, I2 .. Track 9, IO . . . Senior Council. ROBERT GRACE Bob . . . being a good scout . . . Senorita's fourth period Spanish Class . . . Booster Club ll . . . Echo Staff II. I7 AN ENE GRAHN Anene . . . sweetness . . . Home- room President 9 . . . Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer IO, II, I2 . . . Treasurer Sophomore Class . . . Secretary Junior and Senior Class . . . Cheering Squad IO, II, Cap- tain I2 . , . President Co-Y . . . Hostess Committee . . . Tenakin Activity Editor. ROBERT GREENE Greeny . . . his brand new car ... Choir 9, II, I2 . . . Track 9, IO ...Football IO, II .. . Dra- matics IO, II, I2 . . . French Club I2 . . . 5.0. Council I2 . . .Social Committee I2 . . . Hall Squad IZ. BARBARA GREIFF GEORGE HAMLIN Bob . . . Ask David . . . Glee Hammy . . . another one of the Club 9 . . . Operetta 9, IO, II Alpine clan . . . loves that carl?l . . . Echo IO . . . Dramatic Club IO of his . . . hopes to own a horse . . . Handbook Committee IO . . . ranch. Band II, I2 . . . Choir II, I2 . . . Tenakin Staff . . . Co-Y. JOAN HARDING ROBERT HARING Joanie'4 . . . that rickety car . . . Bob . . . K. of C .... his school hates conceited people . . . Co-Y. bus driver's wisecracks . . . Junior Play Committee . . . Spanish Club . . . good marks. CLARENCE HATTEN Spooks . . . his athletic ability . . . will remember gym on cold days . . . Football 9- I2 . . . Track 9 - I2. I8 eww' ,fjjiti A 5 9 T V I I iff Q ,' I il' A. 0 A , , V. ' CHARLES HAYES Chaz . . . speedy blubber with dimples . . . to travel to South America . . .Track IO, II, I2 . . . Football II, I2 . . .Spanish Club II. BARBARA HERRING Barbara . . . Mutt and Jeff . . . Choir 9, Il, I2 . . . Operetta 9- I2 . . . Hostess Committee . . . Tena- kin Staff . . . Girls' Sports 9- I2 . . . Senior Card Committee. n LILLIAN HIRSCH Lil . . . magical violin . . Orchestra 9, IZ. AUDREY JEWETT Aud . . . her dramatic ability . . . Glee Club 9, IO, II .. . Choir I2 . . . Girls' Sports 9-I2 . . . Gold T Committee I2 . . . Junior and Senior Play Committees . . . Operetta 9- I2 . . . Echo Staff . . . Tenakin Staff . . . President Red Cross Council I2. I9 ELIZABETH HOFFMAN Betty . . . Dizzy l.izzy . . . wants to drive without hitting trees. DONALD HORSEY Horse . . . did you ever see him run? . . . dead batteries . . . wan'ts to play center for Montreal Canadi- ans ...Track IO, II, I2 . . . Foot- ball I2 . . . Spanish Club II. I GEORGE HOGAN Clutch . . . laughing at his trou- bles . . . wants to travel. WESLEY JENSEN Wes . . . the little rock . . wants to go to Kings Point . . Band 9-I2 . . . Orchestra I2. I2 BARBARA JOHNSON Bobbe . . . sweet girl from Miami . . . wants to be the ideal secre- tary . . . Co-Y . . . Assembly Com- mittee I2. HARRY KABERLE Gearshift . . . always getting what he wants . . . dislikes bossy girls . . . wants to make a million dollars . . . Soccer II, I2. KAY JOAN KEMPTON Kay . . . a long, low whistle . . . Chairman Gold T Commit- tee I2 . . . Chairman Honor Roll Committee ll . . . Homeroom Pres- ident ll, I2 . . . Junior and Senior Class Councils . . . Junior and Sen- ior Prom Chairman . . . Senior Edi- tor Tenakin . . . Operetta Commit- tee IO, Il . . . Hostess Commit- tee . . . Spanish Club IO, II. .iv I. ci RICHARD KINZ CLARA KIRCHMER Otto . . . that windy station Clara . . , good sport . . . Girls' wagon . . . Manager Baseball Team Sports 9- I2 . . . Co-Y . . . Senior II . . . Chess Club 9 . . . likes Card Committee . . . wants to have to hunt night owls with Charlie. an ambition. ,V xx 5 i Q 3 , ,, ml lk Q r 3 al. M 1 rf, - Q -i Jill: ,dimly Q ,kj ,ly v I, . ,.l I il . ily N' lf ll 1-Y. ' I , I M .G v ., l uf X , EDWARD KUHNEN Ed . . . the dude . . . dislikes short lunch periods . . . Football II, I2 . . . Projection Force ll, I2 . .. Operetta I2 . . . wants to be suc- cessful. 20 SADIE KOEDAM VERA KUEHNE lvy . . . reciting poetry . . . Vera . . . glamazon . . . Glee Club Office Squad . . . Music Apprecia- 9, IO . . . Choir ll, I2 . . . Oper- tion Club.. . . wants to be a career etta 9 - I2 . . . Girls' Sports 9- I2 diplomat. . . . Vice President Spanish Club II . . Echo Staff . . . Tenakin Staff. WILLIAM LAMPERT Will . . . best usher at the Bergen . . . Football Il, I2 . . . Baseball 9, IO, Il . . . Tennis 9, I2 . . . Soccer 9, IO . . . dislikes homework. CHARLES LANGER ' Hooks . . . falling asleep in class . . . Radio Club 9 . . . Camera Club 9 . . . 6'2 . . . Track 12 . . . Ed . . . Charlie. DONALD LANIGAN Don . . . Gene Krupa's rival . . . Band, Choir, Orchestra 9-12 ...Track IO, il, l2 . , . Football ll, l2 . . . Booster Club i2 . . . Echo Staff ll, 12 . . . Operetta 9, 10, ll . . . wants to set the beat for a name band. FRANK LANZANA NANETTE LAUBER Lanzy . . . saxy . . . Band lO, Nan . . . being with Joanne . ll, I2 . . . Orchestra 10, ll, I2 dislikes school . . . Glee Club , . . dislikes people who don't play il, I2 . . . Library Club l2 . a violin correctly. Dramatic Club 9 . . . aims for - Psychology. GEORGE LAURENCE MARK LAX George . . . always studying . . , Mark . . . lots of fun . . . dislikes , pet peeve is Natural Science , , , English . . . One of the best square Red Cross Council ll . . . Stamp dancers in Alpine. cms gl' 9 f ,f I' ff xx f PATRICIA LEARY Pat . . . being herself . . . Co-Y . . . Dramatic Club ll . . . Music Appreciation Club ll. JOHN LEITL Dion . . . our fiddler . . . Orchestra 9 - I2 . . . Concertmaster . . . has a band . . . most musical. 21 LOIS LeMANQUAIS Loie . . . artistic . . . Poster Squad 9, lO . . . Tenakin Art Staff 11,12 . . . Glee Club 10, ll, 12 . . . Senior Play Committee . . . Music Appreciation Club ll, 12 . . . Co-Y. A . 5 1 ANDREA '-'ENAU Zii ,H Andie . . . cute personality . . . fi ..-' ,I 44. Echo Staff ll, I2 . . . Homeroom L Secretary 12 . . . Tenakin Staff S . . . Glee Club 11, 12 . . . co-Y 92 - - Gifls' 5P0'fS H- jtgiggw.1vS11z.:- Svifsgieffs-V '?Hf21w51'7:12ii1: f'f', - wvzw ' zi2iS5f.. ,affine .-4-psf., 3gi5figf5?ii'?s?1if br-sees.. :.:a.:eis.r w.fisff..r new 'iw 6125515 -297.2 ' , .1 - Q-f,--riswgw -W-fqgss-in i 53312521111 rifkgfvmiegriiagafzgg. f sig?-f 1rg,Qgi2s2,..Q1.sigj4eg?Ls Q is at ..wrs..e,-f.ni:mLs ff1iw'--1' f-ez-afszwfiffzirzf:.sf-my 1:4521 -S S , JOYCE LINDSAY ROSE LOSCHI Joyce . . . blushing . . . Operetta Rosie . . . her Fordham men . . . 9, 11, 12 . . . Homeroom Secretary Tenakin Staff . . . Homeroom Treas- 11 . . . Co-Y . . . Tenakin Staff... urer 12 . . . Dramatic Club 10, 12 Class Play Committees . . . Honor . . . Hall Squad 12 . . . Operetta Roll Committee 11 . . . Choir 9, Committee 11, 12 . . . Glee Club 11, 12 . . . Hostess Committee. 11, 12 . . . Co-Y . . . Junior Play Committee. I , I 4 . I I . Q , 5 Q , I s X . ' -J s. f- ' , ' I 1 4 I D ls :W N 1 H x xx , 1 7 ' ' PATRICIA LYNDE EDWINA MAITLAND Pat . . . being quiet . . . Orches- Sherry . . . her cats . . . Dra- tra 9, 12 . . . Band ll, 12 . . . matic Club President 12 . . . Band Tenakin Staff . . . Costume Com- 10, ll, 12 . . . Co-Y . . . Oper- mittee Operetta 11 . . . Senior etta ll, 12 . . . Junior Red Cross Card Committee . . . Operetta Council 12 . . . Echo Staff 12. g. fy Orchestra 12 . . . Knitting. .J . x' - ,I .f V . 1 , J' J 5 ' -'Q .fhx V Ay J 1 X ' 7? Bain 'jo ,Zi J, 1 N' NYJ' J 'I iq , H ' .1 ' J- ha-' J, 7 A r- .W KJ N' ANqgQ.xZldDe'i:i of J Ang . . . Frank s ahadoyrg x. dislikes people that can't ., jokes . . . Glee Club 9- 12 . . likes being a man of distinction. 22 EVELYN MARTENS Lynn . . . her lovely wardrobe . . . Junior Council . . . Hostess Committee . . . Dramatic Club 11, 12 . . . Co-Y . . . twirling . .. Operetta ll, 12 . . . hates to get up when the alarm clock rings. ROY MARTIN Roy . . . being a Mortician . . Junior Red Cross Council Il . . . Soccer I2 . . . Where's Charlie? . mf .2 X iam? fra- i5S1fX f-ar Ai .sg s-vw. to go into baseball. JM' f.i7,s,35S-ez' f I-we . - M ,zbf. Lb,. . A 1:15 .fe1sizgf,-.ts f - - 45 -f f, ' ' - al -I 5-:Gsm 1, . , H ' 55 I ti s3'riF 3 si ' 'Sis ' I -iglslb 3515.2 seem'-:fi-Sigel-I 1 ,grease .mesa I -I--2,,'FC,A53z?5g:g ,jgi,,1m.52oi .,TgjL,L5 ii-175311 ':z ii JOSEPH MARTINI Chuck . . . his girl from Engle- wood . . . Baseball 9- I2 . . , wants GORDON MATTHEWS ROSE MARIE MAURO Flash . . . swimming in the Ro . . . everybody's pal . . . Olympics . . . blew in from the Spanish Club II, I2 . . . Glee Clubs windy city . . . his sweaters . . . 9, IO, Il . . . Choir I2 . . . doesn't likes Chemistry. like snobs . . . would like to be a secretary. MARIE McCARTHY Marie . . . the maid in the Junior Play . . . Junior Play . . . Dramatic Club 9, IO, II . . . Vice President German Club ll , . . Social Com- mittee II . . . Handbook Commit- tee IO, I2 . . . Senior Card Com- mittee . . . Echo Staff I2. ROBERT MAXWELL FELICIA MAZACOLA Maxie . . . future All-American Fel . . . dark eyes . . , Dra- . . . all his Fords . . . Basketball matic Club IO, II . . . Library IO, II, I2 . . . Baseball II, I2 Club I2 . . . dislikes catty girls . breaking records. . . . would like to get her driver's license. I X 0 I Y I . K wg X x S Kojfdj 5 ef . ostess Co room,fPresQent IO Publi it andS a f, 'il xf' , in! E : ef' g Cf- ' JEANNE M E A an . . . The Echo . . book Com iVfEe Chairma 2 . . . ditor-in-Chief o G room Vice Prbi t II . : ,wi .fs- --J' . Hand- O, II, cho I2 . Home- . Home- Y... EE?l2. f ,....H- ' 1 L... Q-I lf' ?f9.fif..ZI ff?iif' iii? ey Uncle lan . . . shy, ngaging smile . . . Homeroom President 11, 12 . . . Booster Club.. .Jun- ior Red Cross Council 12 . . , dis- likes locker door that doesn't close . . . Charter Committee 11, 12. N MEGERLE CLIFTON MILLER Lisdttel ., . e . . . Clif . . . excellent tennis game rendlf Club 114 . . . Tenakin . . . tennis . . . Booster Club aff German Club 11 . . . 11 . . . Senior Science Club . . . disli'E' russels sprouts. Handbook Committee 10 . . . dis- likes people who drop his books out of windows. - J-GN' ANN McPHERSON Ann . . . beautiful eyes . . . Home- room President 9 . . . Publicity Committee 11, 12 . . . Echo Staff 11, 12 . . . Senior Council . . . Hostess Committee . . . Homeroom Treasurer 11 . . . Junior Prom Com- mittee. KENN ETH MORRISSEY Moe . . . trigger-like humor . . . Football 9, 10, 11 . . . Basket- ball 10 . . . Track 10. . . Home- room President 9 . . . Glee Club 11 . . . will remember Mr, Ro- bart's corny jokes . . . Vice Presi- - dent Junior S. O. Council 9. 24 , 7 H, JOSEPHINE MOLLOY MARGARET MOORE Jo . . . quiet, refined manner Peggy . . . her Tiger Teen col- . . . Stagecraft Club 12 . . . dislikes umn . . . Dramatic Club . . . Host- riding in subways. ess Committee . . . Homeroom Sec- retary 9 . . . Homeroom Treasurer IO . . . Junior Council . . . Band . . . Library Club 10 . . . Office Staff . . . Tenakin Staff . . . Echo Staff . . . Operetta 12. SPENCER MOULD Spence . . . his honey bees . . . Booster Club . . . Charter Commit- tee . . . Senior Science Club 11, 12 . . . Echo Staf 12 . . . Tenakin Staff . . . Choir 12. ALICE MOWERSON Al . . . her helpfulness Library Club 9 . . . Social Com- mittee lO . . . Echo Concession ll . . . Co-Y . . . dislikes catty people. HILDA NIELSEN Sis . . . driving all the kids around . . . Homeroom Secretary 9, lO . . . Spanish Club ll Homeroom Vice President 12 Girls' Sports . . . dislikes certain people. ARTHUR MURPHY Murph . . . french horn . . . Operetta, Orchestra, Band 9-I2 . . , Choir ll, 12 . . . Glee Club IO . . . dislikes Gus' tests. GLENN MURRAY Woe, Jr. . . . farm boy . . . dislikes teachers who give home- work . . . wants to own a fleet of trailer trucks and do cross coun- try hauling. BRIAN MURPHY Murph . . . man about town ., . Football 9 . . . Glee Club 9- I2 . . . Zeke's car . . . wants to be a journalist, CHARLES MUSSE Chas . . . hilarious remarks dislikes teachers who give home- work . . . wants to travel. JOAN MULLER Joanne . . . pretty . . . dislikes people who are always late . . . wants to be a secretary. ROSE MARIE NIERO Ro . . . making her nice clothes . . . Band Manager ll, 12 . .. Library Club 9-12, President I2 . . . Hostess Committee . . . Gold T Committee 12 . . . Glee Club ll, I2 . . . Girls' Sports IO. 25 l i JANE NOXON Janie . . . a good kid . . . Dra- matic Club 9-12 . . . Glee Club 10 . . . Choir 12... Band 12 . . . Junior Play Committee . . . Social Committee 12 . . . Co-Y . . . Tenakin Staff . . . Operetta Com- mittee 10, 11. PATRICIA OAKLEY Pat . . . getting red . . . Dra- matic Club 9, 10 . . . Class Plays . . . Cheering Squad 12 . . . Junior Prom Committee . . . Hostess Com- mittee . . . Echo Page Editor 12 . . . Vice President Co-Y. EDITH O'CONNOR EDSON OWEN Shorty . . . wallet full of snaps Welsh Rabbit . . . sophisticated . . . Homeroom Secretary 9 . . . air . . . Homeroom President 9, 10 Glee Club 9- 12 . . . Tenakin Staff . . . Band 9 - 12 . . . Orchestra . . . Library Club 9,10,11 . .. 9-12 .. .Choir 9-12. Assembly Committee 12. JANE PHILIPP Jane-Jane . . . tiny waistline . . . Publicity Committee 12 . . . Tenakin Staff 12 . . . Glee Club 10,11 ...Library Staff 12 . .. Echo Staff 12 . . .eats plenty! 26 MARILYNE PARKER JEAN ARDEN PAULSON Lyne . . . quietness . . . Gold Sugar . . . leading the band T Committee 12 . . . Library 9- . . . Orchestra 12 . . . Homeroom 12 . . . Operetta Committee 9- 12 Vice President 9 . . . Homeroom . . . Glee Club 11, 12 . . . Tenakin Secretary 11, 12 . . . Publicity Com- Staff. mittee 12 . . . Junior Play . . . Drum Majorette 11, 12 . . . Echo Reporter 11, I2 . . . Operettas . . . Choir 12. JOHN PICINICH John . . . that gleam in his eye . . . Baseball 9 . . . Operetta Com- mittee 12. ROBERT PICINICH Bob . . . the raids in his car . . . Dramatic Club I2 . . . wants to go to Montana . . . seen at the Cottage Shop. i FLORENCE REILLY NICHOLAS RENN DONALD PRECOURT Don . . . romance . . . likes to hunt . . . seen with Rose Marie. Flossie . . . those rolling eyes! Nick . . . Mrs. Dower's pet. Homeroom Secretary 9 . . . Dramatic Club 9 . . . Homeroom President IO . . . Glee Club lO . Hostess Committee . . . Cheering Squad il . . . Junior and Senior Prom Committees . . . Social Committee 12 . . . Co-Y . . . Girls' Sports IO, 12. ly iff' fl 1' f .f ,J -f. , A .1 J X L WJ . J ,C CATHERINE RYBNIKAR Cathy . . . sparkle plenty . . . Echo Reporter ll . . . Junior Class Treasurer . . . Junior Council . . . French Club il . . . Senior Play . . . Junior Prom Committee . . . Social Committee ll, 12 . . . Home- room Secretary 12 . . . Tenakin Staff . . . Co-Y. JACK RICHARDS JACK ROBERTS De De . . . fleetfoot . . . Tena- Jack . . . Bergenfield. kin Sports Editor I2 . . . Football ll, i2 . . . Homeroom President 12 Track 9- l2 . . . The Ramb- lers. MARY LOU I SE SALL Mary . . . oil paintings . . . Operetta Committee 9, IO, ll . . . Junior Play . . . scenery designer . . . Poster Squad ll. 27 fm. .April ,,, X HERBERT SCHARPF Herbie . . . going to Mexico . . . Echo Reporter ll . . . Senior Science Club ll . . . Spanish Club ll, I2 ...Track ll, I2 . . . Handbook Committee I2 . . . Booster Club l2 . . . Tenakin S AUDREY SCHUERMANN RUSSELL A. SCHWARZMANN ud . . . weekends at Dartmouth Schwarzy . . . tuba . . . Band Hostess Committee . . . Glee 12 . . . Choir lO, ll, 12 Club IO, ll . . . Operetta 9, lO, ll Orchestra IO . . . Stagecraft Club . Homeroom Vice President 9 12 . . . Glee Club 9. CHARLES SCHLEMN Charlie . . . hunting with Kinz . . . that car with the rumble seat . . . dislikes riding in cold station wagons. . Co-Y . . . Publicity Com- mittee. EDWIN SCHWEIKART RITA SCULLY Ed . . . his walk . . . dislikes Shorty . . . her attitude . school in general . Junior Play her giggle . . . Library Club 9, 'l2 . . . li to be 're atcher. . . . Co-Y . . . Snapshot Club 9. N wi?- ljp sfflf .J 0 , 1 - lfr. If ' . v E I' , ,' If A lil .P . All-,X . -is 1 l it I X .P f BARBARA SIABERG' 1 Barb . . . jetty lls a icture . . . Dramatic Clu ' , lO, lg.. . . Cheering Squadf 0, lJ3l2 .k.Jl Homeroom Presidentilfd 1l.1'. . Homeroom Treasurer I2 . . . S. O. Treasurer I2 . . . Social.Committee Chairman I2 . .0 Junior and Senior council . . . Tetwakan Staff ll . . . Class Plays . . . Junior Prom Com- mittee. 28 N N, .4 RICHARD SEARS Dick . . . his smiling face. JACK SHIPMAN Jack . . . jazz fiend . . . Track II, I2 . . . Science Club ll . . . Booster Club I2 . . . Football Man- ager 12. io, 11, IZ.. Play Committees. MARY ANN SMITH Smitty . . . a good kid . . . Choir 9, II, 12 , . . Operetta 9- I2 . . . Girls' Sports 9- I2 . . . Junior Red Cross Council il, I2 . . . Co-Y . . . Social Committee I2, CARROL SPADER Ca . . . the farm . . . Co-Y ...Choir Il, I2 .. .Spanish Club I2 . . . Tenakin Staff . . . Operetta Junior Prom and JOHN SING John . . , deep voice . . . French Club ll . . . dislikes the late bell . . . would like to go to college. x if X . X X ROBERT SMITH Smitty . . . tree and easy Homeroom Vice President 9 Junior and Senior Prom Committees ' . . . Senior Council . . . Senior Play Committee Chairman . . . Senior Play . . . Football I2. ANTHONY SPOSA Blimp . . . fat, but fast Football 9- l2, Captain 1201. . Baseball 9-12. 6 L C' 1, 1 C ru 14-f'1f S ww' 7M 'LAVAAI ,T I ZAR P,?,'g,fU 7 1 lf-f -1 , 5,70 ,Vqffuv U 7 7 , LJ QPU ' 1 I , r J WILLIAM A. SPOSA Billy . . . Police Chief's son ...Baseball ll, IZ.. . Home- room Vice President I2 . . . hates homework . . . drives a Pontiac. . 'X . I x , WILLIAM R. SPOSA Snooks . . . the mighty line- man... Baseball 9, II, I2 . . . Football I2 . . . Glee Club 9- I2 . . . likes Harrington Park. 29 S X, CATHERINE STATES Babe . . . the sportswoman . . . Glee Club 9 . . . Library Club ll . . . Senior Card Committee . . . n Dramatic T Team . . . C0-Y. CARL TAGGERSELL Tiger . . . his sharp suits . . . Dramatic Club 9, IO . . . Stage- craft Club 9, IO . . . hates always being different. MARGARET STEWART DANIEL STICCO - Marg . . . mad violinist . . . Dan . . . the singing tackle Orchestra 9-12 . . . Operetta ll . . . Football ll, 12 . . . Track l2 . . Junior Play . . . hates backing . . . Choir IO, ll, I2 . . . lead down the drivef in two operettas. HERMAN SUMMERS ALBERT SWANSON ' Herm . . . hunting . . . football Al . . . startled deer . . . Foot- 12... Basketball 9. ball ll, I2 . . .Track IO, ll, 12 . . . Basketball IO . . . Soccer IO . . . Senior Play Committee . . . Dramatic Club 12 . . . Operetta Committee 'l2. ROBERT TAYLOR Bob . . . dependable . . . Pro- jection Force 9- I2 . . . Echo Staff ll, I2 . . . Senior Science Club Secretary ll . . . Co-Editor-in-Chief Tenakin . . . Junior Class Council . . . S. O. Council . . . Charter Committee 12 . . . Hall Squad Chairman . . . Handbook Staff . . . Track 9-12 . . . Senior Play. RUTH TERWILLIGER Ruth . . . her red hair . . . Senior Council . . . Social Committee 10, 11, 12 . . . Senior Play Committee . . . Hostess Committee . . . Glee Club 12 . . , Co-Y . . . Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 9 . . . Spanish Club 10, 11 . . . Girls' Sports 9, 11. DONALD THOMAS Don . . . playing for the Atoms . . . Basketball IO . . . Assembly Committee 12 . . . Junior Red Cross Council 12 . . . Glee Club 12. VINCENT URSO Vin . . . artistic ability . . . Dra- matic and Stagecraft Clubs 10, 11, 12... Echo Ari Staff io, 11,12 . . . Tenakin Art Staff . . . Glee Club 11, 12 . . . Scenery designer for the Operettas and Class Plays. JEAN WALKER Jean . . . romantic ideas . . . Girls' Sports 11 . . . Homeroom Secretary 11 ...Band and Choir 11, 12 . .. Glee Club 9, 10 . . . Spanish Club 10, 11 . . . Social Committee 12 . . . Junior Prom Committee . . . Echo Page Editor 12 . . . Tenakin Staff . . . Co-Y . . . Senior Play. HERBERT TIETJEN Herb . . . the whip . . . Varsity Baseball 10, 11 . . . Union City Reds . . . star pitcher. JAMES VAN VLIET Jim . . . personality boy . . . Junior Play . . . Gold T Commit- tee 11 . . .Football 10, 11, 12 Junior Prom Committee . . . Senior Council . . . Operetta 12 . . . Vice President Senior Class . . . Science Club 11, 12. . ,,l BRUCE THOMAS The arm . . . travelling baseball encyclopedia . '. , Dramatic Club 10, ll, 12 . . . Baseball 9-12 . .. Soccer ll. ' -4 . n lf 9 ,J A 4 JOANNE WALKER Jo . . . her B Athletic sweater . . . Library Club 12 . . . Glee Club 12 . . . Office Helper 10 . . . comes from Bayonne. 31 JOAN WARREN Jeanie . . . bangs . . . Home- room Secretary 12 . . . Senior Card Committee . . . Co-Y . . . Girls' Sports 12 . . . doesn't like un- friendly people. WILLIAM WELTER Bill . . . swimming like a fish . . . Camera Club 10 . . . Chess Club 10 . . . Booster and Spanish Clubs 11 . . . Charter Committee ll . . . Echo Staff 11 . . . Class Plays . . . soccer . . . tennis. I 0 1-7 s .I OJ 5 Q , 1 D G 1' f 1- , ' 1 f' iM 1 I 'DA D1 HE, R Yfyaven . . ?erybody's dcly . .A ew Secretary., . . . Chobl .. . omer ml-President Plays . I Spa ish . . . Hand- I1 . .,. Senik Co . . .Class book dmmittee. MARILYN WESTCOTT Marcy . . . Queen of 212 . . . Choir ll, 12 . . . Hostess Commit- tee . . . Echo Page Editor 12 . . . Homeroom Treasurer 12 . . . Junior Red Cross Council 11, 12 . . . Operetta 11, I2 . . . Junior Play Committee . . . Tenakin Staff . . . Gold T Committee 12 . . . As- sembly and Charter Committees 11 . . . Handbook Committee 10, 1l, 12. MARIE WHITE Blondie . . . twirling . . . Co-Y . . . hates getting up in the morning. ., W I I six J LFERT . . la Committee . . . . . enior Science Club . . . . , does 't like chemistry rimentsl no explosions. '17 . Symillu . mistry explosions If f. f 32 THOMAS WELCH Tom , . . quiet nature . . . Cam- era Club 10 . . . Assembly Corn- mittee 12 . . . Charter Committee 12.. 12... . Science and French Clubs Tenakin Staff. r WQQ. 5, QQ, I .uw - 941.0010 BERNAR WILLETT Beano . . . his nose for news . . . Orchestra, Band, Choir 11 . . . Echo School Editor 12 . . . Homeroom Secretary 10 . . . Assembly and Publicity Committtees . . . Vice Newsmongers Cl 1 1. XCSXMJ ,Q 1 ban 10, 11, 12 . . .Track 10, 11, JANET WILLETT Janet . . . being cute . . . Oper- etta, Band and Orchestra 9-12 ...Choir 11, 12 . . . Glee Club 10 . . . Homeroom President 10 . . . Junior and Senior Play and Prom tee 10 . . . Gold T Committee 12.. .Echo Staff 11,12 . ,. Tenakin Staff . . . Hall Squad. DEREK WILSON Derek . . . our West Point candi- date . . . Track 9, 10 . . . Glee Club 10, 12 . . . Operetta 10, 12 Football 11, 12 . . . Booster Club 11 . . . Homeroom President . . Homeroom Vice President Committees . . . Handbook Commit- 12 - ll . . . House and Grounds Com- mittee l2 . . . Science Club 12. HENRY WITT PAUL WITTREICH Hank . . . bowling strikes . . . Witty . . , has an affinity for Old Soccer9- 12, Captain 12 . . . Home- Nassau . . . Stamp Club 9 . . . room President 9 . . . dislikes Senior Science Club 11 . . . Basket- school. ball 9, 1O . . . Track 10, 11, 12 . . . Football 9-12. Law: Ml M1 JAMES WOODBURY EDWARD WRIGHT Jim . . . his comic books and Ed . great ambitions . . . Soc- trumpet . . . Band 9-I2 . . . cer 9 . . . Glee Club 10, 11 .. . Orchestra 9- 12 , . . Senior Play Orchestra 9- 12 . . . Choir 12 . . 12 . . . dislikes neckties. Football 12 . . . Senior PlaY- GERALD ZURLINI Zeke . . . the handsome pole vaulter . . . Band 9 . . . Basketball 9, 10 . . . Social Committee 10 . . . Gold T Committee 10 . . . Glee Club 10, 11, 12 . . . Foot- 12 . . . Operetta 12. UBHIH WILLIAM JEssoN . . . OUI' Sfal' l'Uf1l'l6l'. O 33 t Pl LOT Derek Wilson George Lawrence -I Aurel BE AN ADMIRAL Bob Goldner R. R35 I f?eWQfg 5 LFS? E I L lla we Q QOL: lr SPORTS Ronnie Clark KTrackl Al Swanson lTrackI Jerry Zurlini lTrackl Gerry Desmond lBaseballl DISC JOCKEY Richard Barvetta lBaseballl Bob Picinich Anthony Sposa KFootballl 4? N I Q iw, Q' xl Q' Illllllllllg mmxf A 1 K lllmlmu .1 i ? . Herb Tietjen lBaseballl TRACK as X X f, 'll V Corado Agresti lGolfl : Q e 0 5 Charles Feeley iGolH 9 5 Q X W ,', 2' 3 Bill Isa.-Ilen lHockeyI jj I 'I TRAMP X Don Horsey lHockeyl 2 X MR Ia l X ,i I ' 'N Ie ryson .. XX l ,Q E I X David Wheeler A Dan Thomas lBIllIards5 H X Jack Decker OLD M N W. R. Sposa lCoachl 2 ' ? Charles I-'nge' l A Reno Danese lCoachl i,'j111gQ,, I X John Sing Bob Maxwell lCoach? Bob Garrelts , R5 'R STAGE DIRECTOR A kv A d J ff . 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Ii DRIVER f' Glenn Murray Pat Lynde ' T 5 CARPENTER Jack Roberts SQ' ..7I DEEP SEA oIvER ,SEQ is Dm-GMAT Georg. Darrow ' Q . In 'Q , RD E-AT 'lla Sadie Koedam ' ei UI Mow' MI ADVERTlSER 5 I A -A 9 4 IMPORTER I, V I vagggs Brian Murphy ,ff M A e-.gf K X I 'il ' ' 3 I BARTENDERS 1 FelIcIa Mazacola Kay Kempton fL,fL fx! 5 'Lt X FASHION DESIGNER Rose Marie Niero Elaine Fridlund Jane Phillips Lillian Hirsch Howie Alburque Fuzzy Burg Roger Booth Robert Smith Angelo Marchiano Greg Ann -I ' IEW ,X gl, A-, 41 X 'Q Q L V f . A W4 . 9, 5 qfm A e MA fy Q2 QQ: 5' I . , ' ' T fl pf ,HJ ,Q Q!! '-:fi COACH I '7 rm ily!! . X vk- gf? 59 7' ! In Xx 'fc' L' N - X V 7 C - , 53. 54177 m y I 4 gym A f lm kihtirv susmessmsrr SECRETARY owe Q I MILLIONAIRES ACCOUNTANT COMPTOMETER A ' Mvfvhy AM Carey 1' Q Mark Lax .lirrrmy Dean Carherine,SIafes :lab Glu? MVY Sill Q Joe Manini Willy Lamperr WY WIN Joan Anfes 59SE HLg A Pat Cesfare :ck Atkuman 'loaf WMM 6, Herman summers -Hman Andrews Mane Whihr Q70 Bruce Thomas Evelyn Martens Q ,R L 'av Anene Grahn A 1fIlf1sw35 0'-'it 'X ,xy rw Dot Dulcher Q 9 X Y-'K Barbara Herring P l -J ' K Clara Kirchrner W. ' Catherine Stale: 2 VOCKE7' E' l U TEACHERS J' Pee Moore ' BOOKIE PRESIDENT Ann Berkshire xl ,?'kl:Y k R M . Vera Kuehne ' Y ' William Welrer oy amn Ann McPherson Pa' Lelfv 5 Barbara Seaberg PM Gallown' Catherine Rybnikar Rose Maul? 1 Do, Bonier Juan Harding Berry Lee Carlson Jam Mnllf' Berry Hoffman Rose Loschl .2 1 95' ' ,ns PHOTOGRAPHERS ,gf-LW Durwood Abels ' Qylivllcm' V I LI d C oy oons ELECTRKQ, M DRUMMER Q WA' by Donny Lanigan Hanlrgjls: I y 'f nw, 3 , njamm MODEL 29 Helen Curatolo Maw Lou Blue 5' H11 MUSICALOGBT Barbara Greiff 64 - .QQ Carl Taggersell Magnet sieyarf qv 1 ,,,, ' N 4 John Leitl f 4 5 2 ,...f 1'nxxv ' at ,A ey f' - 1 4 tl!!! K ' ! xz .sw 1 QQNST. gqAfTlN5 :ns 4 x' ' ENGWE ARTIST TELEPHONE Jim Van Vliet M . B fi .:::: QS' Irma Buhi Ruth Fink I ' Thomas welsh Richard Sears f4 fsahfa-. Jim wlllen Lois LeManquais I cl?::551!Fg5 Paul Wiffreieh Andy Lienau I N Jim Woodbury M ff '5 IL- A wb' Charles Hayes ' A X Cliff Miller F .. r Spencer Mould N N JQURNAUST QQ 1 1 Gordon Matthews 29 . ' Bernard wmen FORESTRY Q5 joyce Lindsay 1 , za schweikm WORK FOR FUB. L s L e WK 9 4 Don Frecourt 4 ' , I, RADIO TECHNICIAN Janet Bomslall Ne .- ' .- f- X X eorge amlrl Kenny Morrissey K l' ,v -' x Q- Enso Bochese Eff? VXX' 'Q CONTRACTOR sn! edt STREET CLEANER Joe Cgmpana X , , F E, ff ffh amos t 1 Ed Ewa I T Typ, DANCING TEACHER LAWYER I 0 Wal! Arrlgom Z Mane Amicuccl Lucy Delserr DANCER Joan DuBois '51 he J Kenneth Clark Jack Shipman a To 'ii Besf Dressed Jem, Zurnm, Lvne Martens Cutest Bob Maxweil, Barbara Seaberg G i i0 UR Most Musical Hazel Benjamin, John Leitl 5 . Best JeffY Zurun Looking I Kay Kempton Best Personality Mike Bryson, Cathy Rybnikar 36 cb S? Diff ' IJ r-' -I-.Lili 5 QFD QQ J Most P0PUla' Anene Grahn, Clarence Hatten Pal! Best DHl1Ce'5 ,th Barbara Herring, Bob Sm' - 37 Cla Most Athletic ra Kirchmer, Reno Danese 341-... :Wie Ideal Date Andie Lienau, Mike Br Class Romance Rose Marie Niero, Do n Precourt yson l Class W Ruth Finck, Mari Mos' Affisfic on , Basso, Vmcem Urso its Greg Amig J ' my i , lc VW Most Likely to Succeed Favorite Teachers Jeanne McKee, Mike Bryson Miss Woods, Mr. McDermott 38 Most Sophisticated I Most Dramarlc Haz I B . AudreY Jewet t, Bob Greene 9 enlamin, Edson Owen ry!!! , WA GK DIVA i CAN Yw BEM Ties: Dei Hur? . Vw! Nun Ti'.5?7'5hE'T.'5i7 V 'v Gov , ' ' G QU1- g WI: few a ,ll 21 , 5 .11 N Q X' x if J XXX X La l Gsansm i I' 11201 1 , K2 f . , QA ,' , Cr-HC CLARK ' i 5 I av x if Gras' Anime ! 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BRASE HOMEROOM 224 MISS HARGREAVES HOMEROOM 2I2 MISS WI-IITTAKER UNDERCLASSMEN Q3 N mf, S fs 5 if ,, gf ' X61 Q' X552 'W a jk 9'PD ' e J 'Wim was I H -freshman f 7 x X X I 9 f m Q -f ' f QQ J, . T V W ' cl ' V' -A' lr 'J I 1 4' WA' x i . ' C 1 n ' X - x Af X., ll J' , . X Q, A ' Q . A L: 4 . f ,V I - . - - J - - - L 1 , -----n. lm s .L it x.- P Q .P ' livr -L ali P , 1- I if ' J 5 . J f 1 . . Ask 0 .1 I N- qs Y ,F Lf' I 3 -', ' ' D .P if' N X4 ' If FRONT ROW: A. Strauss, B, arrell, L. DeMartini, P. Walker. SECOND ROW: A. Metzger, S. Seal, N. Messlnger, H. T. Chun, l s 1 J. Corado, P. Arnold, J. Tallman, D. Wright, J. Balthazar, J. Verbeyst, D. Walker. THIRD ROW: M. Renner, B. Greenstein, l s 5 4' ' V E. Neckerman, M. Beattie, M. Andrews, A. Stewart, P. Boughton, G. Jardine, M. Mysch, M. Young, A. Carle, P. Bittner, F. Holt, ,vxp i J. Holland. FOURTH ROW: F. Haparanta, E. Schade, R. Hollreiser, L. Sposa, M. Ascolese, L. VonHoft, C. Erb, N. Stuart, 1' s q H. Schenkenberger, D. Englert, P. Littlefield, M. Mulcahy J. Shrimpton,-B. Robinson. FIFTH ROW: G. Woodbury, M. Burkhardt, lg 7 r l C tgarter, goffelec SLXIIQH RCBAWL Baadeg Di PBechfi3ergl-er?fC. Pe1giekJ. Stagfzd, D.S!lf!agmf+J'r'k,RClgWGayj, 'Ii-A.f E.hCEJn5onF, Hi: J. '1 a ews, . ane, . a on, . u in, . ersire, . o man, . uver, . eer. : . usce, . ayon, 4 lg. ' . ll- ', Wigich, J.EFEIh4lIeM Ebvehing Coad-ly, Wiegaindk N.Hl-lallidelg, J. RAeinge:'P, JVBeck, M. Pellettl, APoucher, RSHKECEIF, Ir ' ' . : . tone, , reany, . ara a, . t , . ' , . K , G. Purce , . dams, D. , . , 1 L., Q I I T. zgrlgsjk. Wassberg, R, Vicari, G. Miller, D. Walls, J. Zucca, G.eSi:1on, E.OAl'lEn, K. igzchter, F. Bachofen, K. Kerr? NINQIEH fx I 'azowf R. Jorgensen, J. Logan, G. Haynor, D. Marden, H. Westphalen, H. Schuffenhauer, R. Birtwhistle, R. St. Laurent, I. Bond, if 'bn Q V li.,fKimmick, N. Casey, E. Reisser, R. Frasco, G. Saydah, B. Verney, A. DeSantis, C. Nelson W. Byrnes, H. Keairnes, M. Sullivan, 5 I JJ uJ. lKaraffa. TENTH ROW: T. Louv, R. Beaumont, E. Castner, C. Tait, A. Kent, R. Hollis, B. Claxton, C. Buniva, J. Maggi, 1' W lx F, Heuslein, J. Riccardi, K. Blickenderfer, T. Carrino, R. McCormack, . Brodhead, C. Haas, C. Menzer, T. Rempe. ELEVENTH .' Q . ,f,o RO!! R. McLean. B. Smith, C. Giguere, R. McDonald, D. Logan,.A Smith, R. Graf J. Byrnes, S. Litzenberg, H. Muller, .. , R. iguere, R. Kuhn, R. Quackenbush, BACK ROW: F, Schollenberge ,'R. Steinmetz, ft Hogan, E. Looney, D. West, J. Winter. 4 ' A 1 f , 47.0.4 f 1 Q.. 1 A A ' 'iq . vx..w,. ,. . A N, ,fi 1 8 Y - JY . V ' ,ff ' K. 4 it J' - ex' vb ln' A wi I1 G! T 'BC' . W .Q K 'ffl' A unit gl' W--'v ? If rw.. .MW , x X ' x? . me f Q X Kiwi. ,iq JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL ff' h Y X two' Gvnsaaem Xi, ..... GlLBERT SAYDAH F 'll.Ee,P.e55defir Q . .DONALD MARDEN T .-cx -Q X sebmaaf.. .-, . . ARLENE CARLE 'kiqfreaburer .4 . . COLIN TAIT ' 3 S YQ. MlS5 WOOD x. X., K L.- 44 MR. KEEN Sn X x K r I I 1 I J -, . L.. Q1J4Q---4 FRONT ROW: J. Williams, D. Moat, B. Pendergast, R. Connelly, S. King. SECOND ROW: D. Wurps, D. Murnane, J. Scofield, N. Cameron, J. Fox. J. Stein, L. Jensen, M. Mysch, L. Paul, E. Rumpf, L. Church, H. States, J. Hunter, D. Boyan, R. Wurps, R. Graham. THIRD ROW: B. Munn, J. Tellier, C. Hofstetter, E. Newton, P. Niero, J. Nickerson, I. Hergert, S. Halton, A. Vaughan, B. Yaiser, A. Dyson, R. Campana, M. Norman, A. Jahn, M. Matto, R. McHugh, G, Anzevino. FOURTH ROW: C. Schuh, C. Simmons, D. Dinsmore, J. Herring, P. Vazquez, T. Haish, J. Zucca, F. Barthel, W. Miller, K. Tait, D. Supino, T. Penick, W. Hallwachs, R. Conboy. FlFTH ROW: B. Crippen, G. Osterberg, N. Greene, G. Joy, B. Griffith, L. Agresti, E. Grisback, M. J. Ryan, D. Sand, J. Powderley, J. Patti, J. Prokop, E. Smith, C. Schive, J. St. Laurent. SIXTH ROW: C. Melching, E. Will, M. Kenny, E. Gorrell, A. Ackerman, M. Hahn, L. Hahn, E. Tassi, J. Burton, L. Bodecker, L. Bornand, J. Abrahamson, E. Deppendorf, D. Durfee, J. Kettenburg. SEVENTH ROW: S. Delaney, A. Riblett, B. Swensen, J. Burdette, D. Blackwell, M. E. Wendover, E. Bohlen, P. Carey, J. Brassel R. Farnum, J. Jahnke. EIGHTH ROW: A. Spieldenner, R. Alber, M. Smith, M. Brooks, R. Westcott, N. Then, B. Fletcher, R. Carlson, M. McLaughlin, C. Runge, R. McDonald, D. Law, G. Plender, W. Morgan, E. Galbornetti, J. Minke. NINTH ROW: R. Brodhead, R, Lax, K. Megerle, E. Helsing, J. Krauss, V. Riley, A. Schuermann, M. Byers, R. Caldwell, N. Butterfield, B. Sealy, D. Korte, T. Kenny. TENTH ROW: M. Travers, R. Mulliken, A. Conklin, P. Roberts, R. Sherman, G. Shaw, M. Sproul, D. Spellman, C. Mauro. ELEVENTH ROW: V. E. Wood, R. Geh, R. Benedict, J. Byrnes, A. Summers, J, Grape, D. Scheer, J. Cramer, P. Drummond, T. Ott, B. McRonald, M. Marchiano. TWELFTH ROW: H. Roberts, R. Rancan, R. Lagomarsino, R. Ritner, R. Lohman, R. Hoppe, R. Schoch, D. Keeter, R. Sheeran, C. Swanson, R. Young, R. Smith, A. Ehrmantraut. THIRTEENTH ROW: C. Dell, J. Tietien, H. Tew, W. Shinn, T. DeFelice, R. Meurer, V. E. Wood, C. Oltmer, W. Juechter, W. Vallari, R. Salamone, J. Bailey. FOURTEENTH ROW: F. Schlueter, R. Caughey, R. Schaet, E. Quackenbush, N. DiMenna, J. Foody, L. Curran, J. Thomas. BACK ROW: T. Boyan, A. Haas, R. Kyton, R. Farb, G. Hagerman, J. Elliot, B. Brueck. FRONT ROW: G. Runge, E. Paulson, E. Lott, J. Hendricks, M. Richards, S. Triggiani, M. Buranelli, M. Miuccio, L. Simon, N. T. Chun, N. Kunz, H. Moore, B. Noxon, N. Kessler, F. Johnson, C. Blanchard, M. E, Desmond, M. Bell, P. Schastey, J. States, J. Broems, B. Clark, SECOND ROW: G. Wallace, W. Widmer, R. Hagerman, G. Grandin, Z. Palkoski, J. McClain D. Schaet, H. Strang, E. Clay, R. O'Connor, R. Sears, S. Sheridan, R. Brescia, W. Mowerson, J. Ascolese, R. Jorgenson, J. Belli, R. Tombs, R. Stillman, H. Thompson, S. Lehnert, G. Leary. THIRD ROW: D. Tallman, L. Haag, D. Smith, S. Metraux, E. Wolfe, G. Grohmann, A. Vervlied, M. Purser, R. Lippert, M. A. Kuehne, H. Carter, G. Blackwell, J. Ross, J. Frosco, G. Tisell, M. Smith, H. Stelling, C. Pieper, M. Carey, A. Markley, J. Connell, L. Vanderbeek, D. Hilton. FOURTH ROW: M. Valenti, J. Smith, J. Gauff, R. Cranmer, N. Frid- lund, J. Mulcahy, H. Schuck, P. Glynn, R. Grierson, F. Holzel, J. Hofmann, E. Blickenderfer G. Gilbert, P. Higdon, P. Perrin, J. Drum. FIFTH ROW: G. Whittle, B. Shinn, J. Fairfield, J. Bader, C. Rekow, E. Wright, A. Mosley, D. Gross, M. Whittle, J. Alba- mont, V. Nabstedt, R. Volpicelli, H. Haltermann, D. Jeffrey, E. Elliott, E. Guckenberger, A. Bradley, J. Bloom, C. Lanigan, J. D'lppoIito, M. L. Block, J. O'Connor. SIXTH ROW: H. Dennis, S. Henderson, T. Arizonico, W. Merikle, J. Jessen, M. Camp- bell, B. Lund, J. Gunderson, C. Beck, B. Buranelli, J. Wiegand, G. Isaacson, J. Holmgren, P. Boorn, R. Markey, O. Skinner. SEVENTH ROW: A. DeNoe, M. Janssens, J. Hampton, M. Jacqmein, J. Van Dusen, B. Meade, A. Lynch, H. Kruge, J. Kinz, S. Delmage, J. McGinniss, A. Thompson, A. Randall E. Clyburn, E. Specht, N. Clark, L. Birkins, M. A. Edens, C. DeWette, N. Nelson, J. McLaughlin. BACK ROW: R. Hogan, F. Herring, R. Reidel, H. Papp, R. Payton, R. Reilly, J. Black, J. Wyckoff, R. Beer, J. Reiner. 9 '- I. fl. nn.- A gl .S FRONT ROW: P. Turi, P. Voorhees, S. Fryer, P. Bogert, J. Thompson, E, Lee, J. Lorenzini, B. Glynn, G. Capozzi, A. Dorf, Arzonico, P. Ha es, T. Sando, J. Fuller, L. Henke, M. Kovara, C. Maynard, T. Warren. SECOND ROW: M. Stein, J. McRonald, Kimmick, R. Kelly, R. Williams, R. Winter, R. Davies, D. Weisner, D. Hinson, D. Lynde, G. Lange, F. Gramer, A. Newton, Harrington, R. Keck, G. Hennessy, W. Vaughn, J. Cram, G. Edgars, F. Andrews. THIRD ROW: J. Wallwork, H. Kutchale, Wood D Scott G J. Martin, V. Petty, B. Burkett, L. Roberts, I. Petty, P. Ward, J. Tuchfeld, C. Keairnes, J. Peterson, nfV!'Z Jf Ross, ia. oixon, ii. Craft, L. sievens, J. sand, B. smaih, E. smlfh s. Rothacker, R. oaefman. FOURTH ROW: w. waivers, D. Murray, W. Beaumont, R. Jarvis, B. Storms, W. Plaisted, T. Dieffenbach, R. Faley, R. Francisco, R. Tilson, R. Trebino, R Taylor L Gattoni J Nelson, S. Marshall, D. McPherson, A. Mangels, D. Schive, H. Stevens, J. Williams, R. Coffee. BACK ROW: l.'Sheehan, GfWatterworth, J. Welsch, H. Hollis, J. Reinberg, P. Christiansen, P. Denman, S. Watson, B. Walker, C. Woodson, E. Dierksen, V. Copp, M. Doering, M. Verbeyst, B. Bittner, J. Byers, L. Cestare, M, LaMarca, R. Gordon. Qaacfe H FRONT ROW: J. Armaniaco, J. McDonough, C. Schoch, A. Dunn, B. Schuler, J. Kelsey, S. Worth, A. Dettmar, M. Cram, J. Houck, J. Pitman, J. Hickey, E. Robbiano, L. Haase, C. Mayr, B. Poole, S. Bentley, A. Fridlund, I. Hahn, P. Law. SECOND ROW: Miss Cubberly, J. Sneden, R. Mefford, J. Morgan, T. Sposa, S. Terrney, W. Repetto, W. Lucas, J. Wassberg, H. Greenstein, F. Gilbert, R. Unger, E. Kane, A. Dimpero, J. Dalessio, T. Bullis, R. Mosley, D. Martens, H. Glaser, A. Braley, S. Bennett, G. Hurse, Miss Speed. THIRD ROW: A. Ruser, C. Russell, C. Terman, J. Lewis, A. Toleno, E. Runge, A. Stubaus, F. Giovanniello, D. Meuselbach, D. Connolly, D. Russell, A. Frank, M. Shaw, C. Nikazy, J. Martin, J. Fisher, E. Thompson, E. A. Jarvis, G, Laube, M. J. Guckenberger. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Proud, D. Rittner, G. St. Laurent, K. Hoffman, R. Claus, L. Arnold, S. States, C. Davee, R. DelBen, E. Dipple, R. Pickhardt, J. Berger, H. Dugan, T. Willford, F. Stroman, R. Schwartz, W. Callaghan, T. Tomasi, A. Guliani, Mr. Leavitt. BACK ROW: A. Findlay, P. Heitbrink, M. Robart, P. Eireman, J. Faley, S. Kane, J. Hunken, H. Burton, D. Nevins, R. Kolar, D. MacKinnon, R. Lampert, L. Mohwinkel, P. Drummond, A. Hofmann, D. Steck, J. Holt, A. Von Glahn. 46 miami CTI ITIES 59655 UAVCE- f CHRISTMAS Fonmm. LBHRN Dnucr 'mv sxswqr' SDIZLPI-AY 'W CILEEN Juuqoa Paom V M U- 5. N f ff X oh H ECHO ruff f 1 1' ,is C8 Shalewz' i 6 9 sociAi. coMMiT1'Es ' - BARBARA SEABERG, Chairman 8 H S S '9 3 U Qi A -TA--M nunuQ,H,w, COMMITTEE SOPH IE SEAL, Chairman iiiiiiii -?r 'war S. O, President PAT BAKER Vice President MIKE BRYSON ROWS ' A a . V ' s?3AZif2w2miW'eS of HOUSE AND GROUNDS COMMITTEE DEREK WILSON, Chairman If . . 151 Lvl YJM COUNCIL Secretary HENRY FLETCHER Treasurer BARBARA SEABERG Grid' MISS ,c O ITCH . I AdViser EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Chairman PAT BAKER 49 - -MN 1 .' Y 'JL 5 ,I Yxul YA I W .. ' . 1 1 GOLD T COMMITTEE ,KAY KEMPTON, Chairman I v Assmwr' coMM1'r'reE Doioh-rv BO TTJ E R, Chairman HANDBOOK COMMITTEE JEANNE McKEE, Chairman TATOS JEAN ST. LAURENT, Chairman CHAN SPENCER EEOEOMM ,TTEE D, Chairman HALL SQUAD BOB TAYLOR, Chairman SO .. - 5 im af ? E, YN? K K A! -nl, 1, ., 1' 1 ,Y 5 'Z V wif 3 Q W aw y J Af JACK ACKERMAN Business Manager hiAgi.,W,,.,i,M-- ff f.z2:gM,A., ,.,.. ..,1 :,... .Q ' :fu , i Aliso, We L' X .21 ' i Editor-WTSILOR ' lef ,.:- if ,fig gg, MARION BAsso I L, A Lgyy Art Editor F RUTH FINCK Girls' SP0 rts Editor FU Cartoon E ZZY BLJRG difor JANET WILLETT Assistant Senior Editor Adviser MRS. KNEBELS Echo Editorial Boa rd ECHO . . JEANNE McKEE . BERNARD WILLETT . JACK ACKERMAN . . CARLISLE STARK PAT OAKLEY JEAN WALKER MARILYN WESTCOTT . . RONNIE CLARKE . ELAINE FRIDLUND 0 ICATHY RYBNIKAR IDON LANIGAN HOSTESS COMMTTTEE The purpose oi the Hostess Committee, composed of h 'r aii schooi affairs Junior and Senior giris, is to us er a Adviser .... ..... M R. ROBART Chairman. . . NANCY ANDORS Th fav e C Adxjls fO'mvZ'VgompjENl0R Co Pres. ef fe-fa Sed - I d . n Of Y V -Telperyt . ' - S and he?eniOr . Secre reside - I - . Ds theglrls T,e,5,jafy , 'if , - . sfUf,f,,,m5keS h rer . - MIS ed C olid ' S ay . I' ANZQIRGREQS. ' . ' PA7-E GRAEES ' C-HHJOANOAKLECJ AR SENTOR PROJECTTON FORCE The Junior and Senior Proieckion Forces are at the service of ah teachers, showing iiims whenever cahed upon. Adviser . . . . MR. BTRCH President . . . . . ED KUHNEN Vice President . . ARNOLD FERDON Secretary . . . . ROBERT TAYLOR ' J QdVfSer 'esfd - PR Vice Penh ' . QJECT 54 Secretagjsideng . . l ION FOR - ' ' - . CE l ' ' Jo ' MR ' RQHN VWLBIRCH NAL LIA - BILL V13 KOLITRS 3 r riff- . Th In e BO B Da'1ii:OO OS1tf' Club 1? OSTER Qdvise, also hoggsafo IJOQCLUB e ' . H 5? Svicglrgenf A . annuafrlgjg Clubs e ' ' ' Lost AND FOUND ec'e'afySfden' f 'Q Haffflsdances The Log and Found is a eomrriittee which aids students - . U Hb ' MR Barn in Wcovemg their W Nudes' . . . MR. sifiiurm ' DOKARDADOONA Adviser . . . - - - ' G ALD LLBERQUN ANR N 'G JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCAL The Junior Red Cross Councii strives to heip the f162dY here and abroad by carrying on numerous drives through- out the schooi year. Adviser . . . MXSS HARGREPNE5 presrdem U e - . . AUDREY JEWETT Vice President . - - - ANN BERKSHXRE , . MAYMLYN WESTCOTT . GALBERT SAYDAH Secretary. . Treasurer . - Th 'nagaf Libr LIB ' R A . 'nes ary CI AR Prdvlsef and ar? help Y CLU V-esiden . . Cles ins the I- B Ice P t . . . Order lbraria Sec, resid ' . ' 'T ke efary ent . . ep the . . - . book ' s ' R . MISS I Os - EMAR1 DAV - C EN Is . . AQR1-A UER0 N B 55 C, SENIOR DRAMATIC CLUB Adviser - M I SS CASADI President' JOHN ADAMS ' Vice President EDWINA MAITLAND Secretary BEVERLY HOFFMAN Treasurer JANET BERKSH I RE -. ...Ji Q X gow' eeee e d I sm v 71,0 ,fy ,VI i!,'.y i sf' are 7TH AND 8 H G ADB' DRAMATIC CLUB Adviser MISS SPEED President LIN ROBERTS Secretary GRACE JEAN MART I N The students of the Dramatic Clubs develop character parts and rehearse several plays throughout the year. 56 QI JUNIOR DRAMATIC CLUB Adviser MISS BOULOS President NANCY KUNZ Vice President PAT SCHASTEY Secretary CAROL LAN IGAN V .J lr .S 5 X SPANISH CLUB . N Adviser 'MR. MULLER s, I i President , ROGER BOOTH 9 5 x Vice President VERA KUEHNE v' Secretary an JOYCE LUSIDSAY X 3 4 n J Treasurer ' 'DOROTHY DUTCHER i The Spanish Club helps give the students practice in speaking Spanish and acquaints them with the customs of Spain. MUSIC APPRECIATION Adviser MISS AUBREY President CATHERINE WALTON Vice President JANICE BAHLER The Music Appreciation Club listens to operas on records and also went to the opera. 1 f .. 1 7 I . , ,a ,.. l v,j,. if, FRENCH CLUB Adviser MADAME DUBENSKY President ELISABETH MERGERLE Vice President ANN METZGER Secretary MARILYN YOUNG The French Club gives the stu- dents practice in French diction and acquaints them with the French Customs. 57 L l l ART CLUB The Art Club teaches its mem- bers about art and gives them a chance to apply this knowledge. CYCLIST CLUB The Cyclist Club, for bicycle enthusiasts, take many all day ex- cursions and during Easter Vaca- tion went to Canada. GIRLS' GYM CLUB The Girls' Gym Club, for 7th and 8th grade girls, gives those in- terested in sports a chance to learn the rules and play. Adviser MRS. PRESTON l7th Gradel President EILEEN THOMPSON Vice President JOHN SNEDEN Secretary CAROLYN RUSSELL l8th Gradel President ELIZABETH SMITH Vice President FRED CRAMER Secretary BARBARA DlCKSON . A' Adviser MISS TUNNELL President PEGGY VOORHEES Vice President SHARON KEMPTON Secretary BONNIE BITTNER 58 Adviser MISS HENTSCHEL President BARBARA BURKETT Vice President ADAIR DETTMAR Secretary ALICE FRIDLUND Adviser MR. TEW President MIKE BRYSON Vice President J IM VanVLIET Secretary NAOMI HALLDEN 59 SEWING CLUB The Sewing Club gives its mem- bers a chance to learn more about sewing. V jg? Adviser MR. ANDERSON President ROBERT SCHAET Vice President ROBERT GEH Secretary DONALD KORTE Treasurer KARL MEGERLE SENIOR SCIENCE CLUB The Senior Science Club mem- bers are given a chance to display their own experiments and to learn more advanced science. I ,f : if s i R- ew XD, af H3 .f-. 'Q 1 L L E x X, ,li D3 S, i ,Ai i M- .... . fag IS -,X X 'qua . WX K PW, R 'Nga-Lg, X xx .K 'S X4 STAMP AND HOBBY CLUB Adviser MRS. FRANK President MIKE STEIN Secretary WALTER PLAISTED The Stamp and Hobby Club gives its members a chance to dns play their stamps and tell about their hobbies. CAMERA CLUB Adviser MR. STROMAN President FRANK ANDREWS Vice President BOB DAVIES Secretary STEVE STATES Treasurer FRANK GILBERT The Camera Club helbs t members to learn more about cam eras and picture taking. 60 eg ar exvwde? Whar m . do akes when lf' do that? ancfich rqaawwl Sdma! 'I nX ? LO - at Ok, r . Where 'S hey Wiggle! n 'af' . .. 4. 2, Zh, YL 1 VA 7' ,,.Wf,Q 1ff I-iffle WHY m0 1eY makefl Boy! That spaghetti sticks Grlff j ur' 1 I 1 J 'Ng GIRLS' GLEE CLUB A CAPPELLA CHOIR BOYS' GLEE CLUB Mr. Pollock 62 SENIOR BAND 'IC ,Vaal ff WA' :MM 'fa , vff' IL f -IIA, J K A! .A ORCHESTITA Jean Sherry 63 JUNIOR BAND 7f1,e New lfffaon f 3 W 5 Q 521223:- 5E:'ZZ .X i9E'217: xg'-- tiki ' A ,isj V , - fy! ZS W 1' ' M M imi-A M an KNEELING: Jerry Zurlini, Dan Sticco, Brian Murphy, Bill Sposa, Al Wassberg, Bob Burdette Al Smith, Jim Van Vliet. STANDING: Eddie Kertz, Clarence Hatten, Tony ft' 'Q rf . , , 3 7 -Q ig, X-f . 1 4 ff-1-4' ' -X' - W . S A ff ' Maybe it was the gold spitoon, or the new jerseys, but this year's Tiger eleven turned in some spectacular games for the glory of Tenafly. Coach George Clark whipped up a bunch of husky lads whom he hardly knew, into a much improved ball club over recent years. We started our season with a win over Bergenfield l2-O and then lost the next one to St. Cecilia by the same score. The Ridgefield Park game opened our N. N. J. l. L. schedule. Captain Tony Sposa had a holiday and walked away with two touchdowns behind the able blocking of Reno Denese and Eddy Kurtz. Spooks Hatten tore away for another tally to make it l8-6 when the final gun went off. We walked into a little trouble with Englewood and found ourselves behind l8-O before Paul Wittreich could rack up 6 points. The Maroons had trouble getting by Bob Burdette and Al Wasburg so they took to wide end runs for their long gains. Final score, Englewood l8, Tenafly. 7. The heart breaker of the season was the one we lost to the Bulldogs. Hatten ran for our only touchdown in the fourth play of the game, but Rutherford tripped us l2-6. Who can forget the Hackensack game? The Tigers upset a highly favored Comet team to the tune of 28-l4. ln the first few minutes Flash Wittreich sprouted wings and galloped over the goal line twice in the first half. Al Swanson must have borrowed Paul's wings, because a little later he bounced off every player on Hackensack's team to score twice in the last quarter. Jack Francisco put on a drop kicking performance as he made four for four. We ran into a little trouble with Leonia and lost 28-O. N0oks Sposa and Charlie Hayes played an unu- sually good game in this tilt. The two lrishmen, Murphy and Zurlini, along with the rest of the team tried to stop the Teaneck High- waymen, but lost l9-6, with Deerfoot Swanson again doing the scoring honors. On the last and most memorable game Tenafly romped over a greatly favored Cliffside Park team for their second major upset of the season. On the kick-off in the second half, the most spectacular play of the season took place. Swanson grabbed the ball on the 20 and started across the field only to reverse the ball to Hatten, who struck off for pay dirt to the bewilderment of the opposing players. Al Swanson, Al Smith, and Tony Sposa all contributed touchdowns as we crushed Cliffside 25-O. The fellows ended the season with a four win and five lose record with Coach Meotti's immortal quotation still ringing in their ears- You say you've had enough??? Okay, take a lap!ll TIGER ELEVEN ' Sposa, Captain, Paul Wittreich. 1213 P f COACH CLARK Football, Baseball L Q f mv 'll COACH PARMER CGA Basketball, Baseball Tre iH YOCKER5 C , Basketball l K ' ,5 A . :ffl f .,,. , v.,f,, .ma T1 G' f mgwf 5' ra a eil ig' lag F X Za lu' , Q l 9 2? F zaL C fl CQAC ' S H Rlcf-'ERT occer, Tennis ff Q A 3 QOQCQ 3 f W J Ts Saccm p 'S Although the record doesn't show it the Tenafly High School Soccer Team had a successful year' the fellows amed a lot of valuable experience in the game of soccer Another good thing about the season was the out hi h makes for a fine team next year his year's outstanding player was goalie Henry Witt, who earned a position on the All-League Team. Time Q nding number of underclassmen on the squad. Of the .first team only three members were seniors, a set-up L is T , K a is ,Q Q 3 QR? is time Henry stopped the opposition from what seemed like a sure goal, Another top player on the squad was Colin Tait, who played the first half of the season at half back and then moved up to center forward. The team, formed around the nucleus of Witt, Welter and Tait, fellows who played every minute of the eight games, consisted of Witt at goal, Bokese and Shaet at fullbacks, and Claxton, Welter, West, who filled in along the halfback line. Keck and Nelson on the wings, Sproul and Swanson at the insides and Tait at center forward made up the line. John Ackerman was team manager, rounding out a well formed team. The best played game of the year was on a muddy November 3, when the Tigers clashed with a powerful Englewood eleven and not only held the Maroons to no goals but went on to outplay them and score a goal, only to have it called back on a technical rule, We had our bad day on October 20, when the Hackensack Comets ran over us by a score of 6-O. So despite the mediocre record and with nine returning veterans, the i949 soccer team should be in the thick of the fight all the way. B The baseball team, bolstered this season by such veterans as Bochese, Sposa, Maxwell, Thomas, Barretta, Smith, and Desmond, was faced with the problem of bettering their third place position of last year. if : , . ,f 1' Sligilllwgll 3 I I tl Give it t XA xiel Swish! A pass to Smitty and, oopsl Ah, that's better . . . and we opened our season ith a decisive victory over St. Cecelia. Under the new coaching of Bill Parmer the Tigers blossomed into a team - enafly hasn't witnessed for a long time. Opening the league season against Englewood, we fought to a draw and then lost by a score of 44-40 in followed that up with a 44-4O decision over Ridgefield Park. In this game Maxwell had his night and broke the N overtime. Against the much favored Comets we broke our 37 game mystical jinx, defeating them 55-43. We N. N. J. I. L. foul shooting record by one point, giving him a total of I2 fouls made for a new record. The next seven games we . . . and there goes Benedict in for a driving lay-up and Reno taps the rebound in. Do you remember those terrific hook shots of Reno's and Big Smitty retrieving them off the backboards and-oh my-complications-he dropped it again. TIME IN-and we proceeded to play a greatly improved brand of ball only to lose to Teaneck, Rutherford, and Leonia by one, two, and two points, respectively. With the rest of the ball club consisting of Agresti, Engle, Beaumont, and Graf we ended the season with 7 won and I3 lost, losing our last game to the Firemen by 46-45. The Tigers entered the State Tournament, defeated Ridgefield Park and then were eliminated in the sec- tional quarterfinals by Lodi. Congratulations for his record breaking I2 points in foul shooting are extended to Bob Maxwell, our outstanding player of the season, who not only took scoring honors in the N. N. J. I. L. fight, but also took first place honors on the League and All-County teams. The freshmen team is also congratulated for its excellent season under the fine tutelage of Coach Meotti and we sincerely hope that 4.1 their future teams will make as fine a showing in the J. H. Tourna- ment as they did. 69 iv-Y I ,aff M' ' , Y NM :si V' 1 J. v. socCER E YQ- 5 , -W UI'- W I J. v. FOOTBALL 4' J , .Q ,J V el Yu Z ff ! X 'djgjf ' J T 1 el J. v. BASKETBALL 15 I K .4 Q 13 E V E '7wc!a The hopes ot the l949 track team for a successful season were centered around veterans: Hatten, Swanson, Zurlini, Burdette, Burns, Engle, Richards, Kertz, and Wilfert. Last year's loss of the league championship to Englewood by one point laid a good foundation for revenge by the TIGERS, Under the fine guidance of Coach Yockers, track has risen to greater importance in recent years, and has been high in the winning column. The fact that cross country track has taken a firm hold in Tenafly sports, should encourage our future harriers. IR, WORK S o 1 Mildred Daw, Vera Kuehne, Babe States Clara Kirchmer, Marion Basso, Janet Bonisfalli. TEDITI fr. M tj 'ni I S 73 ,il WI VERA KUEHNE Captain vnizsnu curtains suuun VARSITY CHEERING SQUAD Anene Gralnn tcaptaini, Ruth Westcott, Ruth Carlson, Barbara Seaberg, Margaret McLaughlin, Lydia Agresti, Jean St. Laurent, Nancy Andors, Patricia Niero. iw ANENE GRAHN Captain JUNIOR VIIRSITU CHEERIIIG BOUDD 5 X JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERING SQUAD Joan Kelsey, Margaret Voorhees, Anna Talino, Tonita Sando Ma Sha Ver Byst, Bonny Bittner IcaptainI. BONNIE BITTNER Captain 75 f fm sw yi., r r ll Q ZZ. l ta , 'W 7- ,, has ,,,f lit., 7iEi2u:,- . .,,,, M., ,,,s,v.,,,, wi, ,tal . tt l?f:7fli,4+wi6Qif-.f,z , z.1i,.mP,U , H, limit? 7 giliifp K .sg V. .SM ,T Eva QW, Wie-.isis . sa-tm ' 1 .i germ-1 ,-,, tl,-3, I., ,,,,: L, tw ,.W, ..,.iW- fa-f.+5.1gsg wig., S laggi- ft , .t J, s,i,d,,.,, .L ,.f-.ae1i,,, .msg -5 lbksfvsi 'l7s?':zI!':ffx,E5ZKf Lf. ,. . ma, ?5.QfswH, 'xiii sy af -.,, , .,,. ms U aw. Xl f-154' - w - if , . . - ' ' The staff of the i949 TENAKIN wishes to express its sincere thanks to twig, , ' sh '55 the many fine people who have helped us so much in our endeavor. We wish to extend S ecial thanks to our advisers Mrs. Knebels and Mr. Brase for their H untiring help, to Mr. Ball and the many others at New Cnty Printing Company ',,,r , ,, who helped us on the printing end' to Sal Gene and the other photographers from Bonne Studios, to Dr. Johnson for his experienced guidance, to Irving Llo d for his unlimited ener ' to Miss Davis for bein so atient in rovidin :If Ag ? f,. ' . . the Iibra for us to take ictures' to all those students who hel ed so much 5 f H, , swat ' l S. O. Ni ht in our Tenakabana' to Durwood Abels and Lloyd Coons for their -j ,e ' photographic assistance, to Mrs. KnebeI's art classes, to the typing classes, to Miss Whittaker, Miss Woods, Mr. Wunderly, Mr. Yockers, Mrs. Howell, Mrs. W' 1 E.. ,' . . 4 Borenlus, and Mrs. Bohm, to all ot our advertisers, to our parents, and to the ' rest of the faculty and the Board of Education. . r a,., f L ii'i Q,-+ 1s-- , . JAfXllTf1n 1 .. CAFETERIA STAFF 76 kia KX F Qm.iL' ' fy fjq 7 'K is QD X W' M '5 f f gilav in W S ia -2'6 -'Z Q w fi? f E W g.5.11 ' ' ' X CEM gf M E qw ' X f QQ j X f 1 f X F fx GQ X v 23 5? W Q !l'2f flmfi ' X32 WE - 1116.211 F1 1 57 99 'Egg -iz hf----x-fu vx, X F XX 1 7E4L, JFA X fQ5S'7,,.f-Frm W fig COMPLIMENTS OF PHILIP SHERMAN COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW Member of: U. S. SUPREME COURT N. J. BAR - N. Y. BAR TRIBUNE BUILDING TENAFLY, N. J. Phone ENgIewood 3-6996 PIWOFIS ENQIEWOOCJ 3-5352 Arnold M. Probst Company J. J. Konscal REALTORS-lNsuRoRs I-OCKSMITH 35 RIVEREDGE ROAQ TENAFLY, N. J. I96 MADISON AVENUE CRESSKILL, N. J Phone ENgIewood 3-10083 HI THERE! Ruth Na Ie Stan Stan 9 LINGERIE - HOSIERY - SPORTSWEAR THE DONUT MAN I8A WASHINGTON AVENUE TENAFLY, N. J COMPLIMENTS OF D. Sz C. Chevrolet KXSDQIB 28 COUNTY ROAD TENAFLY, NEW JERSEY Phone ENgIewood 3-5353 78 Phone ENgIewood 3- I OOI9 The Band Box CHILDREN'S APPAREL Sizes I to I4 I9 WASHINGTON AVENUE TENAFLY, N. J. Phone ENgIewood 3-3218 Helen Belcher ANTIQUES BOUGHT AND SOLD I9 HUYLER AVENUE TENAFLY, N. J. Phone ENgIewood 3-7972 Moe's Fruits Cr Vegetables A FULL LINE OF NUTS AND DRIED FRUITS Free Delivery 9 WEST RAILROAD AVENUE TENAFLY, N. J. Northern Valley Radio Co. RADIO AND TELEVISION SE RVICE IIV3 WEST RAILROAD AVENUE TENAFLY, N. J. Palace Theatre YOUR FRIENDLY FAMILY THEATRE Club Gabby ITALIAN KITCHEN Steaks, Chops, Chickens, Sea Food BERGENFIELD, NEW JERSEY TENAFLY NEW JERSEY Lubrication Atlas Pl'1Ol'1eSI by Tires Moto-Sway Batteries ENgIewood 3-I633 ENgIewood 3-4862 Method Accessories NEWLAND C. PRIOR REAL ESTATE - BUILDER V HIGHWOOD AVENUE and RIVEREDGE ROAD TENAFLY, NEW JERSEY ANTES ESSO SERVICENTER BRAKE SERVICE and MOTOR Front and 'Linden Streets Phone ENgIewood 3-95 TUNE-UP Tenafly, N. J. 79 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS I We've got a yen for 2l0. Mac's heaven in 207. We're still alive after Keen i Woodie's goodies in 208. We have been in 2l6. There is no rhyme from 209. THE n 205. JUNIORS Wm. E. Baker G' Co., Inc. INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE Celebrating Our 40th Anniversary Station Plaza 55 Liberty Street Tenafly, N, J. New York, N. Y. Tenafly Stationery TOYS - MAGAZINES - SCHOOL SUPPLIES Ice Cream - Sodas - Greeting Cards Daily-Sunday Papers lNext to A C1 PJ 23 WASHINGTON AVENUE TENAFLY, N. J. Benbrook Estates, Inc. iFormerly Knickerbocker Golf Coursel BUILDERS OF FINE HOMES TENAFLY, N. J. Phone ENglewood 3-10230 Compliments of The Lido Beauty Shop Phone ENglewood 3-5966 YOUNG COLONY SHOP REIF SISTERS O f UF' ,ET I East Palisade Avenue Englewood, N. J. 3 WASHINGTON AVENUE TENAFLY, N. J. Phone ENglewood 3-7825 COMPLIMENTS mat mid! QF RECORDS - PHONOGRAPHS - SHEET MUSIC IO Engle Street Englewood, N. J. and 16 I NORBERT R. PENDERGAST 4, JE iilgu , 6 1 1 l 5l5'IqI'1-'II 'K T 25 f ' .I iy 1? I QTTII 1'-A v Z' CLINTON INN DINING RooM - COCKTAIL LOUNGE Private Parties Tenafly New Jersey Phone ENgIewood 3-79 I 9 Jack's Diner FOR THE FINEST IN FOODS Home-Made Pastry Day and Night Service I3 HILLSIDE AVENUE TENAFLY, N. J. Phone ENgIewood 3-5874 Tenafly Radio Sales G' Service Arnold Ray RADIOS - APPLIANCES 5 HILLSIDE AVENUE TENAFLY, N. J Compliments of HELEN B. MARSHALL REAL ESTATE I HiIIside Avenue . Tenafly, N. J Phone ENgIewood 3-5020 Congratulations CLASS OF 1949 The Charm Shop ENGLEWOOD, NEW JERSEY Phones ENgIewood 3-4670, 4671 Tenafly Ma rkel' PRIME MEATS and GROCERIES Farm Fresh Killed Poultry-Sea Food and Vegetables 20 WEST CLINTON AVENUE TENAFLY, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF HOFSTETTER'S BAKERY Y TENAFLY, NEW JERSEY Phone ENgIewo0d 3-0304 WILLIAM W. ADAMS, INC. coNTRAcToRs II Central Avenue Tenafly, N. J. Call ENgIewood 3-1900 For Good Fuel EDWIN DEMAREST Warren H. Swift, Owner COAL, COKE and FUEL OIL I5 Highwood Avenue Tenafly, N. J. Phone ENglewood 3 -O7 O8 S. G. Farnham REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE MORTGAGE LOANS THEATRE BUILDING TENAFLY, N. J. Compliments of The Pharmacy of F. W. Schmid Phone ENgIewood 3- I OO78 George's Radio Cr Television Service CAMERAS AND PHOTO SUPPLIES Electrical Appliances Sold and Serviced I4 WASHINGTON AVENUE TENAFLY, N. J. Compliments of Eddie's Barber Shop I6 WASHINGTON AVENUE TENAFLY, N. J. Phone ENgIewood 3 -8364 RAN DOLPH'S MEN'S SHOP Featuring ARROW SHIRTS - STETSON HATS INTERWOVEN SOCKS I7I,i Washington Avenue Tenafly, N. J. Phone ENglewood 3 -I 800 TENAFLY LUMBER AND SUPPLY COMPANY V WEST CLINTON AVENUE TENAFLY, NEW JERSEY Phone ENglewood 3-0456 Compliments of Higbot Exterminating Co. 24 COUNTY ROAD TENAFLY, N. J. Phone ENQ lewood 3 -2948 Earle's Tenafly Diner I6 RAILROAD AVENUE TENAFLY NEW JERSEY Phone ENgIewood 3-4 I OO Elmer A. E. Blackwell, P.E. MUNICIPAL ENGINEER-LAND suiavsvoiz 6 Central Avenue Tenafly, N. J. I I I I. Phone ENglewood 3-2082 Established i898 John A. Grahn, Inc. PLUMBING - HEATING - AIR CONDITIONING Sheet Metal Work-Slate Roofing 41 HIGHWOOD AVENUE TENAFLY, N. J. Compliments of S. T. Grand Stores 5: - 10: AND UP I2 WASHINGTON AVENUE TENAFLY, N. J. Phone ENglewood 3-OO98 LOUISE FRANZ Phone ENglewood 3-6440 Nustone Products Corporation of New Jersey Sewage Disposal Systems and Septic Tanks With Drainage Work Complete so RAILROAD AVENUE TENAFLY, N. READY-TO-WEAR sizes ONE 'TO EIGHTEEN Phone ENg'ewOod M922 Amoco Service Station MILTON LEAHY, JR., Prop. 22 Engle Street Englewood N- J. COUNTY ROAD AND HILLSIDE AVENUE ' TENAFLY, NEW Jenssv Phone ENglewood 3-5014 Open Evenings Chic Winter's Music Center INSTRUMENTS and ACCESSORIES Sheet Music - Method Books 5 HILLSIDE AVENUE TENAFLY, N. J. Phone ENglewood 3-10230 Benjamin Brothers, Inc. LUMBER AND MILLWORK TENAFLY NEW JERSEY ' BERKEL I ' M New Yonx 17, N. Y. -,H P 420 Lexington Ave. murray Hin 5-aus m wnm mam, Nv, so crane se. :lf tub, tk' East Orange, NJ, 22 Prosnect St. 0. Q3 cfqqtfggffi Prepare now for apre- ferred secretarial position. - Berkeley-trained secre. tazrxes are associated with a. wide wrariety of business or- ganizations. Courses for high- school graduates and college women. Distinguished faculty. Effective placement service. Cat- alogue. Write Assistant Director. Termu Feb., July, Sept. SWIFT'S ICE CREAM SERVED EXCLUSIVELY AT TENAFLY SWEET SHOP V I5 WEST RAILROAD AVENUE TENAFLY, NEW JERSEY Phone ENglewood 3 -0614 Phone ENgIewood 3-4023 Compliments of HeIen's Dress Shop 32 WASHINGTON AVENUE TENAFLY, N. J Phone ENgIewood 3-4161 Compliments of Henry A. Remington JEWELER I8 WASHINGTON AVENUE TENAFLY, N. J Phone ENgIew0od 3-9025 Dersay's AT THE MONUMENT TENAFLY MOTORS, INC. DUMONT NEW JERSEY Thomas R. Peed REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE TEANECK ROAD TEANECK, N. J. Compliments of BOWER'S PHARMACY Compliments of WALTER R. HUCK AUTHORIZED FORD SALES AND SERVICE 30 Highwood Avenue and 55 County Road Tenafly, New Jersey D EMAR EST'S PAINT - HARDWARE HOUSEWARE - GI FTS O TENAFLY, NEW J ERSEY Phone ENglewood 3-5037 Garrett H. Felter REALTOR Mortgage Loans - Insurance 76 COUNTY ROAD TENAFLY, N. J. Mullikin Cr Marx FORD SALES and SERVICE ENGLEWOOD, NEW JERSEY Phone ENglewood 3-4503 Compliments of D E A N N A MiIIer's Barber Shop Prop.QSteve Miller LADIES' LINGERIE, GIRDI-ES WASHINGTON AVENUE TENAFLY, BRASSIERES, SPORTSWEAR 6M Discount to All Tenafly Students if-5E1Fg.J MQQEKEBSCUDFB 'Wag 'H TENAFLY 141 ,I- ' STAINED GLASS , Hznq AND L 2 9 Washington Avenue Tenafly, N. gig ?:HuRg:EILgRAl?'g-IS I l COMP!-'MEN-rs Compliments of OF PENETONE COMPANY i5urrzg iinusz v Compliments of T H E E C H 0 RIVEREDGE ROAD TENAFLY HIGH SCHOOL'S TENAFLY, NEW JERSEY OWN NEWSPAPER Compliments of The Dumont Fabric Shop CATHERINE A. SULLIVAN-Prop. Ward-Miller Sport Shop RENT A TELEVISION SET Rates: 512.00 per week-52.50 per day I2 days or morel 54.00 for one day I7 WASHINGTON AVENUE TENAFLY, N, J Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Pell Compliments of UNITED CIGAR CORNER STORE Phone ENgIewood 3-7990 Walt G' Angie's Service Station TEXACO GAS AND MOTOR OILS 0 Tires, Batteries, and Repairing RIVEREDGE ROAD and TENAFLY ROAD Harry Si TENAFLY, NEW JERSEY COMPLIMENTS Phone ENgIewood 3-5988 OF COMPLIMENTS OF TE NAFLY DEPARTMENT STORE RUG DEPARTMENT ON SECOND FLOOR V 20 WASHINGTON AVENUE TENAFLY, NEW JERSEY und's zlicatzsszn I9V2 WASHINGTON AVENUE TENAFLY NEW JERSEY Phone ENgIewood 3-7834 1 Ufficial Photographer for the 1949 Tenakin 845 BELMONT AVENUE PATERSON KN HJ N J 1930-A few of us snuck in here. 1931- Most of us arrived this year. 1932--Some of the stragglers came in here and the rest of us celebrated with gay abandon our first birthday, or in the case of the ancients, their second. 1934-Some of us could talk! Some of us could even walk! The rest of us got there by crawling. 1936-The first dark days of school were seen. KINDERGARTEN! 1938-Our mothers finally realized that school was a way of getting rid of us. 1939-Teacher was constantly befuddled by our strange questions. 1940-From knickers to longies! 1941--We started playing commandos instead of dolls. 1 942 -For the first time in our lives we could only wear out three pairs of shoes a year. RATIONING! 1943-We were really getting there. Junior High! 1945 -A red letter year! We graduated from eighth grade, the war was over, and we entered the halls of THS as freshmen. We had a swell freshman party. 1946-Sophomores at last! And now we were no longer greenhorns. We gave our sophomore hop. 1947-We ordered our class rings and for the first time realized that we were 1948 1949 getting old. -January 31-Our Junior Prom! In April we got our rings and on May l we presented The Doctor has a Daughter as our Junior play. Then, as seniors, we gave our class play My Sister Eileen on De- cember lO and ll. On December 28 the first Christmas Formal was given by the S. O. -The Senior Prom was held at the Mackay School on May l3. On the eighth of June we went on our class trip. And as a finale, we marched down the aisle in our caps and gowns on June lO, proudly clutching that hard-earned sheepskin. E C R TlGCO l O CTV J