Thomas Jefferson High School - Quid Yearbook (Elizabeth, NJ)

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Q MAIN Wlllllllll 0:1 Z-:Q rO wx ':'f.?. bv Ca' I Y x ' in ,mf-fa' f 1 iq '30 A nd '1 E the class of l937 about to pass out of thus sphere of eclucatlon for realms beyond In full possesslon of a crammed mnnd well tranned memory and almost superhuman understandung declare thus Instrument to be our last wall and testament We bequeath as follows l To our worthy prlnclpal Mr Averrll our class advlsor Mlss Clark to Mr Warsley so actuve an putting forth the noble Tee Jay and to the other beloved faculty members our heartnest gratitude and snncere apprecla tlon for their Interest shown In sand class 2 Carl Russel our expert swlmmer leaves hls abllrty to float a loan to the Treasurer of the J S O 3 Skooter Zaudel Herb Vnczas Herb Holden and Ceorge Gulders leeve leave their posltrons on the football team to be fllled by Jumbo Czernnewsku 4 We pass on to our successors the senuor pnvllages to be used but not abused Greenberg mnght have left Jefferson To the sophomores we leave the detentnon book Oh long may It wave As a symbol of the unfree And dlrectory of those who mnsbehave Scotch Ramasnutsky l7l refused to leave anything Wnllnam Ennns Joe Volpe and Duck Thayer leave the band 9 To the sophomores wlth concrete or two left feet we leave the prospects of pernoducal dance classes lO Peter Mack and Robert Shanker leave to the scuence department for solutnon, the one about why the sea IS so close to shore ll Last, but not least, we bequeath thus grand old structure which has been a tabernacle of Iearnung, home, and place of recreation to us Duly wntnessed and subscribed to on this 30th day of June, l937 under our hand and seal Tl-llf CLASS OF JUNE l937 Eleven ,, . s S .x , ,' K Z Y r O-. , 1.-.--, - .4111 12'-. '. 1 'A :1Qg'7 -593: -l pf 1, I s O ' 43, Q ' iigglqsifndirxrx l- Y 4 - I: X , l4'Of..q'..,- Yr ,Q sg - -,,L:'fy.s v.-f .w. nv,-T? ,, - A L, ' Y Q7 Q 'vzjfifgf ' -if--,,,,f,..i 4:55 - ' '1- X - Q ' . Q. 1 '- ' A if' V 7 ,' A f l 7 I I 1 ' ' - I . D l . J , 1 V I . , - - ' , I - . A - ' n 11 - 1 1 11 11 A - ' ' I I 1 - . . , . 11 rf I ' I 5 ' 11 11 II ' 1 - - 11 7 11 11 - - 8. , , . - 11 11 ' I

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VV' 5 45 U ff 2 ollowlng my groduatlon from Jefferson In l937 I settled In South America after a successful cultlvatuon of an extensuve bean plantatnon I returned to my r-atlve land In l9S4 I pond my flrst socnal vusnt to Leonard Monsky at has palatlal resudence buult from hus extensrve haberdashery holdlngs lt was Sunday evenlng about 9 30 and we had gust exchanged soclal amenltnes when by remote control Leonard s gorgeous raduo Itelevn snonI showed on Its screen a famxluar face whlch I lmmedlately recalled as Sidney Slmon s I was about to auestzon my host when his voice began Good evenlng Mr and Mrs Amernca and friends across the sea' This IS Sldney Snmon again broadcasting to you the latest news of the moment' FLASI-ll' Before I announce speclfrc news Items I wish to mention the names of the many celebrltses that will be my guests at the next broadcast' I wlll present to you Oscar I-lachberg that famed authonty on klndergartens Joseph Marranca who together with Professors Jacob Schulman and Bernard Pnnkewltz recently made that llngulstlc trlp to Venus and Mars In has Soul of Elnzabeth alryacht Clory Lanzottr and Ralph DeVlta authors and actors In their well known Too ITwoI Loose comedy skit Paul Blnder movie dlrector Salvatore Santlllo director of Madnson Square Garden Kermlt Dow wealthy dalry owner George Ogden spectacular baton twlrler Michael Chessel hlghest average bowler nn the recent A B C Tournament Edward and Martin Cuuba traller deslgners Stanley Blum chain drugstore organlzer Bernard Bresky author of Da All Vlncent Buck ley president of the ASSOCIOIIOH of Effncvent Secretaries Wllluam Burke production executive of French Slmplnfled Fellx Crlncoll fashion expert Ernest Diggs director of Llbrarnes George Daerrles organlzer of Parent Teachers Assocnatuons, Charles Dolbuer, matunee Idol, Joseph Enzer, Latnn Research professor, Wllluam Fetske, candy concoctnoner, Warren Fraser, medical surgeon, Morton Friedman, Labor orgonlzer, James Galbralth, prc sldent of Workers' College, Benjamin Gazevltz, N Y News columnnst, James Glllespne, government wood expert, Kenneth Gluck and Israel Ramos nltsky, advertising experts, l-Ians Goerlng, Ambassador to Germany, l-larold Hansen, recent presvdentlal candidate, Herbert I-lolden, Angelo All and George Guldersleeve, ace college football coaches, Vincent Karnela and Concluded on page SO Thurteen 1 '-I-1 1 - 'T r . - . - - . 1. - 1' -: .'-'.:trft21-15e'l I ::1:.::::I:I..ix-3: I ,I-I: I I I I . I . .II I .I 1 I Iii-I:'I.I.::,:: -1fs'..,'- -...- - - I-. , 31 ' ' - . -, - '. - , I1I','.v:.-W . . I I ' . . , -. I I- , , . . -, .,'.-I.3Ig:j J '1 , - Y ' .' . ' .-Q -. ' Q I - 1 so ' -r- . .ja ,., C f ,E 1. -.. I. I:. 1. 2 ,-1.'1--.-- - -- . 213 01 x if 1 ' .' .'- -5'2'1 ' ff r ,,,..5 , 1 . .11 111-'.-I.','-I---'-. 1- - II f' ' ,I g F Xl I1 f 7 'I' , '. I . ' I' . g . .35 -ggi:-Q--.Z -. -, I I, f 35 Z5 .' 4 A L, .' 1255--,.'-ff' 21.1 5 ,ear 1.-L r - f '. - - , f --' .3 -uf gf.:-511' -, - f Vg , l?E1,Q . 5 ' A l.':.'--o1'.f1-lil: ff- - - r f , -. 1- . .. -.-.:: 5:1413-.' v.g.x, - 1 I I . . I . . . , . . I I . . , , . , I 11 A - - I ' ' ' . ,. , ' 1 I I I . . , . , . I . I , , , , , I - I I I I 1 1 1 1 I I ' ' ' I I I I ' A I 1 1 I ' I 1 1 R 1 1 1 . . , . . . ,I . . . . I I I I 1 1 1 '