Toms River South High School - Cedar Chest Yearbook (Toms River, NJ)

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CLASS PROPHECY Hurry Hurry Hurry for the first trip of the Toms River Super Clipper Ship leaving for Philadelphia New York etc' Here you are Sonny a seat right by the window No shoving please lots of room for all' Hey you quit shoving that lady or you wont ride at all Oops' Im very sorry sir tWhew' that was Tiger Cayer woilds champion wrestlerll A great whirr of throttles and motors and we were on' How strange to be whirling through space at this tremendous rate of speed' To make it even more thrilling three air hostesses att nded to our every need and desire especially as they were all Toms River grads from the class of 37 Doris Chamberlain Janet Chamberlain and Annette Godfrey 'Ih voice of the announcer Mr Frank Schools came to us through a loud speaker in the main lounge of the huge transport You are now passing over Trenton New Jersey at the right you will observe the beautiful and stat ly mansion of our recently elected governor the Hon Arnold Tversky who was elected to that responsible position through the untrring efforts and political strategy of his fiery talkative and shrewd manager Mr Jack Beddow who was rewarded by being giv n the position of Secretary of State in the Governors Cabinet A little to the left may be noticed he spires of Philadelphia and right in the center 1S the tow r of the n w City Hall Building which is one of the most remarkable known Mr Frank Buchanan assisted by Mr Herbert Karol who by the Way still resides in Toms River The actual construction was under the supervision of Mr Richard Irons who gained recognition upon complet1on of the magnificent Barnegat Bay Bridge We wil pass low enough so that you may observe the mtricate artwork and fancy murals that were done by none other than our own Mr Marti Abdellah We are now nearing Newark New Jersey where we shall stop overnight for service repairs If sou will Just step into that fancy sightseeing bus over there fth1S bus is one of many that are owned by Mr J ck Wainwright and Mr Clarence Ware who upon forming their partnership have made a great success of the business? we will continue our tour into New York City by motor Here we are ladi s nd gentlemen on Fifth Avenue now the most fashionable street in New York On the 11ght is the ultra modern womens shop which is conducted by Miss Ramona Ba 1 one of the leading stylists of the day Her models the most eflicxent that can be had are the Misses Muriel Spears Anna Staples Mrs William Zeimer ttlre former Shule Whit man? wife of the famous authority on Interior Decorating and last but not least Miss Edna Wright who is one of the best mannequins in the countrs The officer on the traffic corner by the way IS Sergeant A. Canape who IS one of New Yorks most eiiicient policemen. On the right 1S the remodeled Empire State Building which has been under the management of Ryan and Shatsnider Co. Inc. for the last five years and has experienced a. vast increase of business becaus of that fact. We will now stop at the smartest night club in New York Tomahawk Cafe owned by Mr. Bob Hensler. Why hello Miss Hebeler! Oh pardon me. I forgot' you re now the Wife of Mr. Ernest Zeimer noted painter. Hand your tickets to the cashier Miss Dot Landis as you enter. That scintillating rhythm emerging from the orchestra pit is produced by none other than Zip Poschl and his Indian Rhythm Makers. Do you recognize any of the band? Sure you do. Theres first trumpet player George Cornelius and second trumpet player Osca.r Duttweiler' Edgar Slack is that energetic player with the bass fiddle while right nearby may be seen Robert Dilks trombone player who has succeeded Tommy Dorsey as the leading trombonist in the country. Lets listen to the vocal refrains of the Imperial Quartet. Well Well! Whats this? More Toms River Alumni? Theres Roy Meridew the handsome crooner who is also a, radio singer in his own right' Harry Duckworth the naming red-head of good old school days' the amiable George Schrader' and look! Slack also sings in the quartet. Ah! what sweet music! But whats this? A floor show? Well knock me down with a feather if it isnt that famous dancing team Rose Meyers and Edgar Hirshblond who have just returned from an extensive tour abroad. Leaving the Tomahawk Cafe, we departed for the Metropolitan Hotel. Imagine our surprise, when, upon entering it, we discovered that it was under the direction of Tuenty-six THE CEDAR CHEST . Y ' 1 U I ' ' L In ' . - . I ' .. 1 D . ' ' ' 1 - 1 1 ' -Q ' . . , , AK v ' . I . ' ' CU 1 7 9 e ' ' , . A l ' . 1 I 3 i ' 1 ' 1 l , . me ue . . . 3 . . engineering feats of the century, the architectural work having been done by the Well - ' C v l - v r r I . ,. . . . v 1 0 . . . ln, V ' . . I 3 i. - 4 1 D , , D . . 7 Q . Q .r y y y 1 , 7 i , , , y v 7 , , 7 I V !

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CLASS 1937 NOTED FOR Apologlalng Art work Having colds Happy go luck Polltlcs Physlque Efflclency Tiny steps Mustache Jltters Exnlanatlons Ablllty ln French Good natured Shyness Shooting Double Jolnts Unobstruslveness Glzl friend Drawlng Cartoons Sallxng Exotic COIHLLTES One man band Halr Puns Happy go lucklness Lau h Curls Speed Indxflelence Voice Blushlng Outspokenness Grin Baby talk Complexlon Golng steady Danclng Pals Mr Lewls hel Beaut1ful halr Crltlclsm Grin Athletlcs Lanklne Serlousness Neatness Cosmetics Llfe guard Halrcut Forgetfulness Boyfrlends Operetta leads Complacency Lakewood Running teams Slowness Physique Bralns Dropnlng subjects Talkatlveness Common sense Silence Wavy halr Good nature Hltchmg to Lakehurst Shyness Discus throwing Size Second fiddle Side burns Loquaclty Poems Good manners Home economlcs Independence Day dreamlng Expatlatry Athletic ablllty Word Dlsposltion Fll htlness Sniffing Blushing Walking with Doris Good looks PET SAYING Tell MaJar1t:y Sit down please Gee Unprlntable Zowrle I dont thlnk so What w1ll I do now? Q: s It all depends You Dutchman Oh yeah? I dont know O K Chief O K my friend None Wheres Joyce Never mind SLAMS WEAKNESS Aird Arguln Canape Her curls Flirting Jlmmy Hlgh marks Running Fords Bowling alley Dorls Don Sunset Art Guns None Belng small Palntlng Bangs Where s Perkins Youd be surprised Oh well When I was in Pittsburgh Aw Mlss Marcellus' Nlce gomg Oh yeah I dldnt say anything Oh Bob? Nothlng Dont be silly Oh Roy Darn lf I know Wheres Sammyo Oh shucks Oh yeah It aint legal Where IS that man'l Flx rt up for me W1llya Just smiles Whv Sld Now George Wheres Mr Detwllero Doln anything tonight? Mlgosh I dldn t do nothin W e ll Oh boy Last nlght we Gonna pay your class dues'P I cant do that Oh I forgot Ill klll that so and so Have you seen Marlon Oh Mr Johnson Dont ask me I guess so Hold it please Oh Joe Oh boy No klddln But golly Blank I wont move I was absent My g1rl friend You see its this way Now Mae Thats rlght Paper this week? Well golly I read once where Qulet please Oh boy' Yes Frank Aw gwan Oh phooey Honest Im not kidding I dont know You know what? Over in Seaside Wanna fighto Thats what you thlnk Well good Hello beautiful I dldnt say anything Trumpets Navy Stage Freshmen glrls Ice cream cones Parties 6th perlod Red Bob Jesse Owens Sammy Roy Oral talks Truckln Beachwood blonde Ernest Flshlng Wee W1ll1e Petite brunettes Track Nall polish Tom Mlss Marcellus Chewing gum Joe Schoolsle Operas Blushing Llttle gobs Charlotte Holiday House Dancing F Mac Just girls Dancing Mr Rlegle French Women Boys Band leader Food Allce Ann Halr School Dlrxglbles Unknown Mae Clrcus fstrong man! Ga ga Hasnt any Plnewald Charlotte Pete Frank Petite blondes Jimmy Bass tlddle Art Radio Loafing Jack Fresh alr Bookkeeping Doris Seaside Twenty five FATE P A D teacher W P A worker Plano teacher Baillie Beauty Parlor Congressman Clrcus strong man Flrst woman President Model Truck driver Pln boy Mr Then French teacher Wlfe vs secretary Forked Rlver general store G man Slugnutty School marm P C Gold band Comic strlp artist Mountaineer Dress deslgner Trolley car conductor Organgrlnder Olympics Bugler Mrs Brahn Mrs Milne Pro track star Tooth paste ad model Mrs M Secretary Cotton Club Cop Cabaret dancer Bartender Mrs Schiller Burlesque manager Benchwarmer Fiancee Wlfe 4whose'Pl Principal of T R Bookkeeper Gigolo Movle crltlc Hula hula dancer Fan dancer Clam dlgger H H Supt Seaslde concession Gold dlgger Crooner Owner of a harem Night club hostess Champion manager Sobsister House of Davld Ladles Aid Society Co ed Inqulrlng reporter Dishwasher Second Walter Wlnchell Playboy We wonder Gob Soclalxst leader Iceman Mayor of Seaside Park Mr Ingersoll Floorwalker Slt down striker Warden of Sing Sing We wonder Mrs Kramer Dependents Burlesque queen Swing king Olympxcs Calling all cars Home breaker Track stars wlfe Soda Jerker Cigarette Sadie Sugar daddy Matinee idol OF ' - ' .....,...... ..... l US ............ ......... ..,.,.,................. . . . . ...,.............. ' .................... g .................... . '. . 4- - y 'fIQQf.f.f. I .... ' ......... fflfffifl fifff1ff2QfIffIfff1 .fiffffiffffilflffff zu He ....... '..fffiffI ...fifflffflfffiflffl .j ...... fifffffffff 3'A ff1QfffffffIff ' .... ifffflfflffflfs. . .A. S. U 5 , p'fiIQIffII11f ,, ' ..11ffffIffIffffI1 ' l 4fIffifIfffffIIIfI V ..... flflllllifl . f '.'ff1Iff ' 'ffiffffIf1fffDebater A H .....,.......,.,..,..... ' . . ...,.....,.. . . .H.s. ' ...fffIfIQQfIQIfff. ' '1fIIfA. .A..iffffffffQI1fifffIIf . ..,,......... if ...,. ................,........ . ....-...... . ......... y ......... ..,.. ........, .......... ,..... ......... .

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CLASS OF 1937 Twentyseven the only woman hotel manager in New York Miss Emma Bernet As we were registering our names in the hotel we happened to look at the desk clerk who was none other than the dapper MOYTIS Meyers We went to Metropolltan area consistmg of Irma today Jean Dunn highest rank and kept the aud1ence the new Horner Theatre the most famous cinema palace lh the where we saw the Broadway Melody of 1947 with an all star cast Danzkay the most alluring and charming personallty on the screen who has at last won recogmtion as an all around performer of the the famous comedy team of Henry Hahn and Le MOIDB Alrd who rolling 1n the aisles with th uproarous fun wh1ch they added to the plcture The villain was played by the famous Franklin Then who has become famous as a dramatic actor of no mean calibre As we were discussing them aloud in the theatre we were rudely interrupted by an usher who told us to remain quiet the usher being none other than W1ll1am Schiller who looked handsome mdeed ln h1S bright sh1ny un1form The show over we went for a drive through the str ets of New York We had not gone far when we ran out of gas and were forced to stop at a nearby service station The Smlllng energetic court ous man who came out and sald How many please? was none other than the quiet M1ke Borga who had developed a fairly large business for himself With a full tank of gas WJ we cont1nued our motor trip As we drove along we were attracted by on a soap box l we found the sp current topics of across the stre t a large throng that was mllling around a speaker who was standing ttinff off team to use a slangy expression Upon closer lnspection aker to b our own B111 Irons who was expoundmg his views on the day We didnt stay long however because a familiar name saught our eye It was the new oflic of the American Tourists Gulde whlch was managed by nautically minded Nelson Cornell who had as h1s chlef consultant W1ll1e Perry There were three people at the information desk at the tlme carrying luggage They turned to look at us as We entered and imagine our complete surprise vhen we b held the Misses Eunice Clayton Anna Blumberg and Evelyn Buckholz three hard workmg stenograph rs who were spending a well earned Foster famous coffee planter The girls had planned to sa1l on the palatlal yacht of Mr W1lmer Johnson well known head of a large investment corporation We talked later w1th Wilmer and asked him if any of our old classmates worked for him He sa1d that Victor Woermer after workmg his way up from the ranks of office boy had Just been made Treasur r of the corporation while Dick Boutlllette was President of the Board of Directors and Hartson S xton was second VICE plesldent The corporations office force by the way consisted of many students from the old class of 37 Among them were Sylv1a Caiola nead of the filing department and Gertrude Huhn Mae Ba1ll1e and Oleda Burton Wllmers favorlte secretarles Very weary we returned to our hotel Ior a night of rest Our sleep however was short lived because of an mcessant clamoring and banging ln the suit drrectly above us We went up to see what the rumpus was about only to find that there was a gala party in full swing We intended to stop such unnecessary noise but this plan was abandoned when we d1scovered who was at the party Youd never guess' Mr and Mrs Richard May were glvmg the party tMrs May IS the former Vivian Page remember her'PJ for Andrew Riccardl cel bratlng his attammg h1s new government appointment as Ambassador to Utopla Smging merrily at the party also were Mirth Tufts well known society ed1tor of the New York Times Mae Hilbert prominent soclal worker from Albany who had just returned from a sojourn across the pond accompanled by her assistant Miss Harriet Elms and Allce Ols n famed conductor of the New York Symphony Orchestra lyou probably know that she wlll be married to Zip Poschl Swing Mae trol Also among those present were Ralph Newman and Herbert M1ller renowned figures in the sports world Ralph being one of the stellar members of the New York Giants Football team while Herb 1S manager of the New York A C Last but not least we met Lieutenant Commander Robert Rutan recently appointed to the Lakehurst Naval Air Stat1on After exchanging greetlngs with each one of them we entered an elevator to return to our suite to get some shut eye' As we entered the elevator we were astonished to find our old frlend Oscal Rosenberg actmg as offlclal operator of sa1d vehlcle tCont1nued to Page 875 . Y nn v YI ' - 1 , . 1 I . i l I , . 1 v , ' e . b v ' v I - v H V Y 1 . , e e ' ' , ' ' ' we ' . ' e - ' ' ' , I Y D ' ' Y ' v ' v , - 'A ' 'S , ' - vacation at a plantation in Brazil. The plantation, by the way, belonged to Mr. Robert . , ' h . . . . y ' ' Q- ' ' 5' 1 .A I D . - , . . , , t . ' 1 1 . A ' i ' v y -. E . . I. i . . Q . , t . V , ' ' 1 . , , 7 1 . . . . , . D Y I V I H ' H ' .' . S .K , - - r ' 1 Q 4 , . ' 1 ' . LA 1 1 4 ' . . . y A ' , ' '