Verona High School - Shadows Yearbook (Verona, NJ)
- Class of 1932
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Whitehorne High School -1 o 0 4: J' T EI :il 'Till' f11 DEDICATION To our friend and teacher Mrs. Edith M. Burton we most affectionately dedicate this, the eleventh edition of Shadows , E21 THE SHADOWS STAFF CARL G. WITTE ,A,,. .A.. E ditor-In-Chief ELSE E' PIEN ........,.,A,,,.,...,,.,......,.,,.,.,,..., ..,, . .. Assistant Editors WILSON W. CUPP ' , , , ' ,. ' sf ff CLAUDE VALENTINE agsmjxusiness Manager ALEXANDER ASHE ,,,,LLL,,,......,.....,,,.,,,,,,...... Assistant Business Manager ANNE M, WEIR ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,A,,, C irculation Manager HELEN MUESER ,,,,.. .....A A rt Editor MRS. E. BURTON l MR. E. ANDERSON - ....... Faculty Advisors MR. P. DIMMERS l31 2 ' 5, ff cf Q 222' A if Env Z J 1 WW' M I -1 :VX ,X ls ff X Board ol Education MR. ROBERT B. KING, President MISS MAUD I. CONWAY, Vice-President MR. PAUL J. ZINGG MR. HARRY L. BROWN MR. FREDERICK J. PURDY MR. FRANK F. MOORE, District Clerk MR. FREDERIC N. BROWN, Supervising Principal Whitehorne I IigI1 School Faculty HAROLD A. CRANE, E. Herman Anderson Helen Batchelder Aline Beck Edith M. Burton Alice G. Cheney M. Imogene Cook Paul Dimmers Maurice K. Dwyer Marion S. Foster Paul W. Goeltz Principal Margaret Hopper Axel Johnson Anna M. Markham Mary Overton Harriette K. Prince Edmund Schill Esther A. Seeds Clarence Smith Audrey Wetjen Clifford D. Wilkin x My 5ENlL7Fi'5 Dean's Farewell AREWELL to the class of 1932! We say it with regret when we think of parting with you, but with earnestness when we think of the real meaning of the words. We hope that you will fare well in all that you are about to undertake, whether it is con- tinued study or immediate work of other kinds. We shall miss you in the High School life where you have been such a self-evident factor for the last four years. May you take with you the energy you have shown here, as you go on to college, or to business, or to the making of your own homes! Take with you also the principles of honesty and right living for which you are proud to have your High School stand! Always you will have the interest of your schoolmates and teachers who will be ready to encourage you in your progress, and to rejoice with you in your successes. So go forth, 1932, with all your you- th and enthusiasm, looking for new worlds to conquer ! It is your privi- lege to help the present world change the spelling of the word that will con- front you on every side, and to make this a dePRESSiON year. May you have the strength and vision to 'fpress on toward the deve- lopment of all your varied plotentiali- ties, and so to lives of happiness and usefulness! M. Imogene Cook. l6l VIRGINIA Nlll.l.lfll f1 1'1'lll 1ff'!l is Hu' Iflosxonl uf ymul-xFus1:. Glee Cluli, 1-2-3-49 Uperettu, 2-3-45 Sec Student Council, 3-4. Pres. Glee Cluli, -tg VicePres. ' 2:33, M. IMOGENE COOK Class Dean VICTOR DUFFY 'Zlx if his irlmlf' l'0!'flIlHll. 1l'r'r1' 1'H1lIr'.v.s imllrlliun. A. A., 1-2-3-43 GIGS Club, 1-2-4g Hi-Y, 3-43 Student Council, 2-3-4, Vice President, 49 School Play, 3, French Play, 3, Operetta, 45 Vice President Class 1, Class President, 2-3- 4gSuccer, 4, Tennis. 3-4, Track, 2-4. F71 X.....,..-..,.-,...N .... . , ,-, ., . ......-....,-.i IJUROTHY EDITH JACOB You lmrc' :I uimlrlr' ifitfg I think 'lirux nuulr of .l!lf1nfc1's lif'1'I.w A. A., 1-2-3-4, Girls A. C., 1-2-3-4, Student Council, 2, Ass't Editor of Shadows, 3, Se cretary-Treasurer of Class, 4. A ff' ' 4l9!jff,V! Up' ,f ED J. BEAM J! f '-11l'11 -I li'la'I7llY 'Iii'-,gf,,llf'4'r1l1I4 mrlll with lrlrylr' yfrrjf 1'.iy1'x, I Soccer, 3-4, Baseball, 3-4, Basketball, 3-4 A. A., 3-4, Glee Club, 3-4, French Club, 4 School Play, 4, Student Council. 4. ,, A 4 f A f , J ,ll M 4 1 lFl.OYlJ H. BRAGG llix irmlgf .wprrvli flown! fun' rim! frm. 'in' in High School 1- v' gton A. . if lrx git , ,lr in A,1 5 Student Council. 2, A. A., 2-3-4, Operetta. l 3-4, School Play, 3, Secretary Treas. Class. 3: Hi-Y, 3-4, Sec. Treas., Hi-Y, 3, Shadow Bus. Manager, 3, Baseball, 3-4, Basketball Manager, 4, French Club, 4, French Play, 3-4 THOMAS BREESE - mn For I um nuthin!! If no! 11'ifi1'11l. Glee Club, 1-2, Hi-Y, 3-4, Pres., 4, Operetta 1, A. A.. 1-2-3, Tennis Manager, 4. l3l CHERRY MARGUERITE ISROVVN f'Illn'Ii'l.'Y UU, I um sluhlurl lrillr l1lI'!lIlf1P'. ' Girls A. G., 1-2-3, French Plays, 2-4, Sclnml Play, 4, President of La Cucarde Tricnlnre, 4gAss't. Histurian, 4. lDCJRO'l'llY F. BRC JNVN 4'Nnr!1 .swirl .wifi nulrs us jul mu.slr'i41n'.s 111111111 :nur guru Ilil' 1'm'r1pl:u':'1l 111: Girls A. A., 1-2-5-4, Glee Club, 1-2-5-4, Or- chestra, 1-2-3-4, President, Secretary, Oper- etta. 2-3, French Club, el. fl l ll i Afffiiel QL 1 kk!jvlfj' XVll.l.lANl KYIUIQO CANNON 4l!llfIil ' M, ll'1l will slrlnw. Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Succer 1-2-3--lg Baseball, 2-35 Orchestra, 1-2-3--lg Pres, 3-45 lli-Y, 2-3- -lg Uperettzl. 2-3-lg A. A., l-2-3-el. ISARBARA CllAMl3lElQl.lN HHH -'Nln' il: Il lrumrzn: lllrf'ffnr1 lu ln 1mlr1, Ridgewuucl ll. S. Girls Club, 2, High Arts Club, 2, Verona H. S. A. A., 1-2-3-4, Base- ball, 1-2-3-45 Basketball, 1-2-5-4, Basketball, Mgr., 3, Chairman Class night Guinniittee. 3, Whitehornet Reporter, 4, Girls Glee Club. 3-45 Operetta, el. A . l9J Chit.,- RALPH P. COHEN .l.Vlll ' lu'Vf 11 lim' l'm1qni.wI:mI, Irv woulrl urylna' Still. A. A., 1-2-3-4, Baseball, 2-3-4, Basketball, 4 Soccer, 3-4, Tennis, 3, Ass't. Busness Muna ger of Sllzidmvs, 35 School Plzly, 3-4 French Play, 3. VVll.l-lAM CHARLES CRABTREE HILL Hr has 11 .wulirl lmm' uf lwn:l.4'r'41mr11I. A. A., 1-2-3-4, Baseball, 3-45 Basketball 4 Soccer, 4, French Club, 4, French Play, 3-4 BOYD C. IJICKERSON I um f4'Ill'fIlII,I! mul 1rouflr'rfuII1f muz1a'. A. A., 2- -4- Gle Club 1-4-I I O eretta, 1 g a- Hg untest, g Quc r :1ger,4, l' n 1 3 ' mmiof. r , 'A ck 3: C 4, J. I,- f Q f KATHRYN LYDA DOUGLASS Ii'.1l ' Sinr'1'r1'. illuin-11r'r11'lr'rI, lzus'y:ifr1I1Iv, l.'ill1I. Girls Glee Club, 1-2-3-4, Librarian, 3, Oper- ettzl. 1-2-3-4, Girls Athletic Club, 1-2-3-4 '7 Treasurer, -3 President, 3-4, Basketball, 1-2- 3, A A., 1-2-3-4. I 5, J Q Av x J'jJ tl 1' I 1 'J' I ,J Ny! ' 5 -JI! 'al 'Ji l l ' .of-'. I 5 E101 I 1 il-f, .J JEAN lil.lXAl5E'lill FISMER g! ' ilu nmnf fn mn 1111 :ww fur f'fnyf1n1f. Girls A. G., lA2-.5-'lg A, A., 1-2-3-,lg Student Council, 15 Secretary-'l're:isure1' nf tlliiss, 2g l Glee Glulx 2-lg l.lllI'1ll'l1lll, 2: llpurcllzl. ri. ' n 1.v,JPf, . 1 0' El.lZAl5E'l'll FlQliY l,IXZIln ' li'nm1' llinv lf. GirlS A. C., 1-2-3-'lg Bzlskctlulll. 1-25 A. A.. 1-2-3--lg Gym., 1-2g lizlsululll. 1. ,fi I NlAliGARli'l' E. llAliRlS -'l'l-uf .ll1f lnnrfnr is ilu' 11111 vs! rl rvrlalli n1'1l11. Glee Club, 1-25 Secretary, ig Student Gnuncl, 25 Cliziirinxln nf Knocks Cnnnnillce, 5 lfrencli Clulf, rig Class Pruphet, 45 Girls A. A., 1-23 Stlliurl A. A.. 1-Z-5. MARGARET AlDlil.AllJE JACKSON l'I','Iil1l ' ll'4 Iirf lm mlnzwrllifm, lwpr. mul lun. Girls A. lf., 1-273-45 Glee Cluli, 1-2-3--lg Pres., 25 Opcrctlu, ,lg Student Cnuncil, lg Sliuduws Stuff, .lg A. A.. 1-2-1-lg liziskctlvzill ,QI 'lk-nun, 1-2-S. Nl if wi ll IN 1 l ,A J . g. '1 uw-?ET, JOHNSO f 'tl lmllrlfl .vn11fv'r, s:1'c'f't mil 1'I1rH', w - 1 .1 Urchestru, Gym, 15 Orchestra. Gym, 2g Glee hextrx 3 t Club, 2-3g Uperetta, 2-33 Orc J 1 FRED LAHM Vw Hrs' us fl Izmir nf ,Umar qlmlillf' A. A.. 1-2-3-41 Soccer, 45 Bzxselmll, 1. . f JM ' , ,fE1,lNcm IFAMOUREAUX ' 111 ,, , l wllil mul film! 1-'ffl 1111 4. Bzlskefball, 111-,S-49 Baseball, 1-2-3-4 A A., ' 1-2-3-4. .Z rufhlh' rf:-'vb' if I JOHN LEONE Tix H11 quirl um! Ihr' znrrmvzrmiwf 14-Im In Ihr I1i.1f11r.sl. E121 ,W MARION MCEWAN ll'1ls4'x nr: hw' 1-l:r'f'If.s. Glee Club, 19 School A, A., 1-2-5-4, Girl's A. A., 1-2, School Play, 4, French Club, 4, French Plzly, -1. VERA MARION 'l'll1 :Irwin of I.'r1r11rll'1Ign', lilcr' HH' llinhsl of rivlux, 1l1f'rr'us4'.v 1'l'i'r irzlli Ihr' 4lf'1114LNLl1mL of 11. Girls A. A., 1-2-5-4, Glee Club, 2-3, French Play. 2-5-4, French Club, 4, Public Speak- ing Contest, 3-4, Assstant Editor nf Shadows, '31, Commencement Address. 65 ARJORIE l.UCll.l.E MAY !IuiI In Him. lnlillzr' spirit. Glee Club, 2, Capt. Baseball, 4, Birnlinghznn High Shuul, Glee Club, 3. Amigo Club, 53 Vice Pres. uf Athletes, 2-3. FRAN K MOORE, JR. flI'.VlG Tn lull: irillmul lliinlfingf is In .wlmul irillmul lllllliilll' A. A., l-2-3-4, Hi-Y, 1-2-3, Track, 2-3, Base- ball, 2, Tennis, 4, Soccer, 3. l13l GEORGE A. MOWRY, JR. I will 1n'r1l.w llllll Hlllll Hull will 1n'r1l.w mv. A. A., 2-3--lg Glee Club, 3-45 Operetta, 3-4, School Play, 4, Student Council, 4, Golf. 2-3, Baseball, 3-4, Manager Baseball, 3, French Club, 4, lli-Y, 3--lg French Play, 3--l. I 1 EMMA UATES Nlfllllflfl rrilll rl rust mul irlfxrlinymislmlflf l4llfy1hl1r'. A. A., 1-2-3-4, Girrs A. A,., 48213-4, Or- chestra, 1-2-3-4, Play, 4, Gleex .ltrlx 2, Li- brarizm, 5, Vice Pres., 4, Upexe ta, 3-4, Bas- ketball. 1-2-3-4, Baseball, 1-.--3-4, French fClub, 4. ' A I x K l Y ,f , 2 - 1-N X ' l IDUANE UBERG .l lfillrlrr' yfrllllrnvuu lrrfulx uni lllf' 4rlrlIl. I I A., 5--liCl1e1nistry, -l. U4-1-A ELSA PILGER S1:r1lI.' H111 1nn'1m.s1' uni: I Inn' nw! m,11xlr'l',lf or 1lol1Inl Orchestra, 1-2-3, Glee Club, 2-3, A. A,, 1-2- 3-4, Girls A. A., 1-2-3, Basketball, 2-35 Shadows Staff, 3, French Club. 4, French Play, 4. f' fjf , . -' 1 F va, Lffyf ue. A E141 , 5 1' , J 1 ' K is l'Ul.l.Y l'RAllS'l' IIm'4 I rrmlal lfII, lm! umm I :Inn :ml nm, , . - 1 1 T. SZ Pres. Girls A. ll., 4g Vursty Cheer Lezuier MARIAN RUXX'l.ANlh nf ,vrlur-In mul ullrlzzriullx 4lnqm1u1. A. A., 1-2-3--lg GirI's A. li., 2-3-lg Glec Clulw, 1. IJAVIIJ lQCJl.l. ly ,fun 1111.15 fur 11 yum! 51111111 mm .1 1 uurlu 1 Student Manager uf Sceucrbvg flpereltzm, 1 A 3-45 Play, 1-2-5-K 111 ' f l04w4A! ' 'jj HARRY M. SIIIENHLQUM Hliuirlfl lrilhulfl 1'1'Iip.vzQ A. A., 1-2-3--lg Frentlq Play, 5. s 4' X ff' l y' xl 1,1 ' . I f JJ 5 E151 A. A., 1-2-J-45 Student Ll., 2g Cllee hlulx 1 45 Girls A. C., 1-2-3-4g llperettxl, 1-25 Bu ketbull, 1-2-3-4: Pres. Glee Club, 2--lg Vue . DORIS SIMS 'l'u rlnnlfl hw' frfi:'nr',w.s' zwrf' In rvzrnl un ryf Girls A. C.,'1-2-5-4, Glee Club, 2-4, Li- brarian, 2, Secretary, 4, A. A., 1-2-3-4, Bas- ketball, 1-2-3, Varsity Cheer Leader. 3-4, Uqwerettzi, 4, Class Vice-President, 2, White- lwrnet, Hepartee, 4. LILLIAN SMITH .l zlulfyfhlzr of lin' flmlx, 1Iiz'i11f'l,11 fflll, and mos! rlirmclgf fair. Glee Club, 1-2, A. A., 1-2-3-4, Girls A. C., 1- 2-3-4,Schuwl Play, 3, French Play, 4, Basket- ball, 1. IQV , X 'll 61 ELSON EVliRE'l I' SMITH fi 'El In sn!! I'r11lIr, Varmlrl llrrryfs uf him. A. A., 1-2-3-4, Glee Club, 1-3-4, Pres. Glee Club. 4, Uperetta, 1-Q., School Plays, 2-3-4, French Club, 4, Soccer, 2-3-4, Captain of Soccer, 4, Basketball, 2-3-4, Caqtain of Bas- ketball, 4, Baseball, 2-3-4, Captain of Base- ball, 4, Hi-Y, 3-4, Secretary-Treas. Hi-Y, 4, Adv. Manager Shadows, 3, Tennis, 3. GILBERT TOBIN .llf1i1 fl:'f'rrm.v of l 11rn1. Track, 4, Relay Team, 1-2-3-4', A. A., I-2-3, Soccer, 2-3-4, Basledball. 4J,lflp6retta 3. f J 1 1 , i It 9. .J- aw f 161 7 ls .vhr im! ptmsirlfl fui:', ' MARION 'l'UliNl3Ul.l. Nluuut St. Dominic Academy, 1-2, Glee Club, 1-2, Literary Club, 1-25 Athletic Club, 1-2- Veruua, 3--11 Glee Club, 3-45 Orchestra, 3--I A. A.. 3, Glee Club Librztrizm, -1. Q X ' 1 .1 I llhl.l:N WARD I hum no nllirr lull 4: u-umuu'.w 1-4u.wu. Girls A. C., 1-2-3, Glee Club, 4, Drxmmtic Club. 4. SHIRLEY X't'll.lJlflC I mvrr lruf if' ,wi lfmmr! 11 llmln 1l'iIl1 su alll 11 lnrlllf A. A.. 1-2-3--lg Glee Club, 1-2-3--lg Upercttal 2-3--lg French Club, Girls A. C., 1-2-'S--t. WALTER WILLIAMS ll'.l LT NWI Ifrlf hui lmrn tmlrrwlllrl li1'r'1l A. A., Glee Club, 2, A. A., Gulf Team 3, A A. Glee Club, 1, A. A., Gulf Team, 2, A A., Golf Team, Glee Club, 3, Golf Team, 4 Gulf Captain, 2-3--l. I n '-iii'-dv H X In ', 5 L 1.1 5 l17l r 1 1 Class History The Whitehorne High School was taken by storm in 1928 by a class of sixty-eight Freshmen. The task of calming the jubilant spirits in order to elect our officers fell to Miss Hosp and Mr. Wilkin, class deans. The officers were Walter Burchum, presi- dent, Victor Duffy, vice-president, and Lena Di Bella, secretary. Duly in- itiated on a hike to the Hemlocks, we gave a class party and ended our first year ready for a new conquest in the fall. ln our Sophomore year Victor Duffy, president, was assisted by Doris Sims, vice-president, and Jean Fismer, se- cretary. Miss Cheney was our class dean. The annual hike was no more and our wrath was vented on the Freshmen by very mild means. The operetta, Rosemunde, had many Sop- homores in the cast. We set a re- putation for enjoyable parties at the one we gave in March. Another June had come and we were half way thr- ough High School. The Juniors were an important group the next year. Miss Cook was our dean and Victor Duffy, Hugh Lynn and Floyd Bragg, our officers. The school play, The Magistrate, had a majority of juniors in the cast as did the operetta, Sailor Maids. In the spring, after much hard work, we showed what we could do by pro- ducing the tenth edition of Shadows. We were the hosts at Class night and after the graduation exercises we were Seniors. As dignified Seniors we invited the school to a good time at our Hal- Iowe'en Party. Our officers were Victor Duffy, president, Virginia Mil- ler, vice-president, and Dorothy Jacob, secretary. An almost all Senior cast. presented Honor Bright as the annual play and in March the Glee Clubs produced The, Pirate's Daugh- ter. ln the Spring our class dean, Miss Cook, entertained us with a party at her home and the P. T. A. gave us a dinner where we enjoyed the good fellowship of our classmates. Class Night and graduation, swiftly following, marked the close of our High School career. P. M. '32 l18Jb Class Song '32 Beloved halls of High School days, We leave thy friendly, shelt'ring arms To venture forth, to go our ways- To taste life's proffered heights and charms. And though our paths may never meet Once we have parted hence, we'll still Keep always thy clear mem'ry sweet - Thy high ideals, our soverign will. CHORUS Hail! fairest class, the red and blue! Hail noble class of thirty-two! Our High School years we've put behind Among our happiest memories, And onward go, to cut or bind, To lose or win, God only sees Our future, knows our road, but we, Whatever be our lot, will aim To keep thy colors unstain'd, free. To do just honors to thy name. M. E. H. '32 THE HSHADOWS' SOUL By the time you, my reader, reach this page that foretells my bio. graphy you will have read and gazed upon writings and pictures. which, as the years roll by, it will become impossible to evaluate because of the memories I will awaken. I will be taken to my new home and undoubtedly receive a position of importance in the bookcase or on the drawing table. In the span of life I will witness sorrow and joy, misfortune and happiness, but no matter which prevails I will always do my best to guide my owner back through the years to pleasant memories. From time to time l will be picked up and have my pages thumbed and possibly torn by a thoughtless move., but this will serve only to en- rich me because it will be a symbol of the services l have shown. As my master's hair turns silvery, and his back begins to bend, l also will grow older because l am proud to state that l will always be a part of my owner's life. Founded and created to bring back and restore cherished in- cidents, I will live with my possessor and serve my duty to him, and upon his death live on as a memorial. Yours forever, S H A D 0 W S C .W. 33 E191 N I l 1 H Ten Years from Now O Alumni Notes Freddie Beam is just at present in Central Mexico filming the modern sequel 'fo the Man of the Wild of ten years ago. Floyd Bragg is turning out State Football Champs at Swedesboro, N. J. Gabby Cannon is Assistant Editor of Judge . Ralph Cohen has just published a new Trigonometry book in which he introduces six new theorems. Bill Crabtree is drumming Latin into the heads of Freshmen in Vineland, N. J. Boyd Dickerson has astounded the literary world with his latest publication A Commentary on Modern Poetry. Joe Dox is the head of the construction company that just completed the new causeway between Verona and Nyack. Vic Duffy, known to radio audiences as the Crooning Irishman, is singing every evening over a world wide hook-up. John Leone has just opened a new suite of offices in the Verona News Building.. His title reads, Consultin Attorney! Cherry Brown is the first president of the newly organized Woman Chauffers' League. Y Dot Brown is the artist who has been doing those fascinating sketches for the Sports Wear Department of Bergdorf-Goodman's. Bob Chamberlin is a public stenographer on one of the big New York-San Fran- cisco airliners. Ida DiBella is achieving great success as head buyer for the Glove and Hosiery Department in Hahne's. Jean Fismer is one of the most popular hotel hostesses on Park Avenue, New York. Elizabeth Frey has just revolutionized the business world with the new Frey Method of Shorthand. Dorothy Jacob is reviewing the latest books for the New York Times. From what we hear, she finds matrimony an interesting sideline. Ethel Johnson's beautiful voice has gained her the nickname of the second Swedish Ni htingale. She is singing with the Chicago Civic Opera Company at present. Marie Klee is chief-cook-and-bottle-washer, as well as other things, in a charm- ing home in Miami, Florida. Eleanor L'Amoureux celebrated her eighth wedding anniversary recently. Latest reports are that she likes it fine and recommends the same institution for us all.. Marjorie May's Blues are thrilling hearts all ove.r the United States. She sings twice a week with the Pale Moon Incandescent Lamp Hour. Kay Douglas is one of the most popular young people's leaders in the West. At present she is directing an Annual young people's Conference in Duluth. Marion Rowland has just won her fifth consecutive Dance Marathon title. Virginia Miller last month published her Memoirs entitled My Fourteen Years on the Stage. Walter Williams is winning much admiration as the new principal of the South Side High School in Newark. Pera Marion finds English teaching very interesting but rumor has it that she finds a fellow professor more so. Emma Oates has just broken the woman's record for altitude flying. The altitude i201 reached was something like 51, 195 feet. Marion McEwan right now is conducting one of the most successful advertising campaigns in years: Let's switch to ShienbIoom's. Doris Sims is the proud owner of a little dress shop on 48th Street, N. Y. C. Peg Jackson is the valued assistant of Hilton Jefferson, D. D. S., who has exten- sive offices on Madison Avenue, N. Y. C. Lil Smith is playing the lead in Eugene O'Neil's Broadway hit, Sweet Sixteen. Nelson Smith, though an important member of the New York Stock Exchange, still finds time to give fifteen minutes every morning on the radio to those craving advice on affairs of the heart. Tommy Breese is known to vaudeville fans as Uncle. Wiggly-he wiggles his ears so beautifully. Marion Turnbull poses for those swanky Apple Blossom Hosiery ads. Shirley Wilder is running a darling little tea room, The Black and Silver, on Fifth Avenue. Fred Lahm is demonstrating speed typing for the Underwood Typewriters Com- pany.. His average speed is 250 words per minute-no errors. Harold Shie.nbloom is winning great popularity with his trained flea circus with which he is touring the country. Gilbert Tobin is ably filling R'ipley's place as the world's Believe-lt-Or-Not man. Duane Ober designed Verona's newest stopping place, the Hotel Castoria, Situat- ed on Park Place. Frank Moore is the head of one of Verona's most prosperous industries-name- ly Spaghetti manufacturing. His slogan is Eat Moore Spaghetti. George Mowry is hard at work in an experimental laboratory out in Minnesota- when he isn't fishing. His latest contribution to the world is the Mowryq Perpetual Talking Machine. Dave Roll has just completed his plans for the new Erie Terminal in Verona ..... lt is said to be one of the most magnificent of its kind in the United States. Helen Ward is head of the Charge Account Department in Kresge's. Polly Prahst is playing a big role in the 1942 Follies. This is her eighth year in such parts. Peg Harris has just published her fourth book of poetry, The Man With a Lawn Mower, and Other Thoughts. Elsa Pilger is the Director of the big new Children's Hospital on Linden Avenue. A recent medical journal lauded the project and our classmate, its head. M. H. WRITTEN DURING A HISTORY EXAM. Come little brains, said myself one day, l've got some exams upon which you can prey- Leave your vague wanderings and come to the point, For I'm sadly in need of all I have loin't. As soon as my brains heard my faltering call, Back they came fluttering, one and ally But much to my wonder-my exams amid- They didn't contain all l thought they did. M. H. '32 E211 l Duffy .......... Beam-Tobin Dox ,.A..,.....,.. Smith Mowry .... Bragg Smith Bragg ...... Dickerson ....., Cannon .... Mowry ..,......... Leone, Lahm, Dickerson ..,. Oberg .,.... Lahm Cannon ,,.. Dickerson .... Cohen ...... Crabtree .... Beam Oberg ...... Smith Dox ....... Crabtree Beam Ro The Social Register ....Most Popular Best Looking .. Best all around Best Athlete Most Courteous Most Studious Most Typical of V. H. Best Class Worker Best Dresser .. Best Dancer Most Conceited .. Quietest Noisiest Cutest Most Dignified .. Most Sarcastic .. Wittiest Biggest Bluffer ., Laziest Nicest Smile Most Bashful Most Admired .. 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T S L l l l l J X s nf-P' QJJ' gf' I 1 - J Q 1 - 1. ,M of , 6 J N, . f , , A , ll lf' -fy' -ff I f' 1 I xx I I eff' fl ,g,' L so A 4 'l GEORGE CRAWFORD X V J ,v , V' President A , F' l Q 4 I f-. , l '. 1 A 8, ,X L I ,or 1 vol ... 3 ., X 4 f lv, VIOLET WILLIAMS ERICH H. ANDERSON , Secretary-Treasurer Class Dean X ' W I f !4.' Na+-- Ashe, Alexanderfl ai '7 A Marchant, HenrY 1 I , ' Buscher, John ff.,,f J Morris, Gertrude . F- J Christiansen, Willfamfifs- A V Mueser, Helen . Clark Mary ' ff . if Nann, Milton s x ' -X If M LAAAA , N X Crawford, George. I N Newton, Edward 4' ' ' 5 V Crawford, Raymond Ong, Roy 2, x X RQ Cupp, Wilson Perrella, Albert ff , L, N YJ 4, X K, DeSantis, James donaga gall, Pien, Elsie ',, .f 1 I V ,.. I ' 'S J DiBeIla Fannie ' Pooley Robert -' v 'J z l 1 , v I' l C X V ' X i Dryden, Lois iv-:wif Ridsdale, Arthur A,-vttauk b - Dunn Virginia 3g X xx 9 3 1 X Robertson, George ,J NX l V' Earle, Hobart Rogg, Stefanie X X , x Ellet, Robert I 4 M, ,, ,V - Samson, Bernard xx ' Gleisner, Charlottbfvjdbtj W Shaw, Helen l,Pf!K6XLL! gif N I, Guns, Anna A Q Q I M WSmiley, Charles Hoffman, Eiizabgfnq J y,,..fe'i '-'7 'fy smith, oor0thy,a,,QCJ ,AJ A Hogan, Dorothy Smith Kenneth J l . Anal ' ' Hutmaker, Augustf, f I St. Claire, Gertrude R Johnson, Lois if f' 1 '- Swallow, James PN Kautzman, Edwin If entine, Claude, Jr. y ' N Knapshield, Marian07'7'4f '4A!yV I virtue, Dorisit , ,Qi Af' Q I Krasner, Harold f Weber, Robert 1 , - . LaRiccia Vivian Weir, Anne I Leone, Michael 'rn Williams, Violet X , 'ttlefield, Clarence ' Witte, Carl 7 U Maier, Ruth , ' L, ,f-J ,, ,I 1 S. W,g4,A4,nl, ,each i,.sJ-0l41 o- W2 Q if Lv I , ef' I J I 5 27 J lf V 1' , L - e XL sLl,,f J - 7- , iffy, J S' -J , - X ' x - L81 CLASS of '34 J M 4 l r STANLEY TAUB l , President m KENNETH ASHWORTH DOROTHY TOBIN fir? ' Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer X 1 AUDREY WETJEN st X wc.--A-.AQCL--v-viiaffv- v Dean ,. Anderson, Jeanette Johnson, Dorothy N I V, Ashworth, Kenneth Kautzmann, Jessie NX I' . .' Beams, Howard . V Klink, Emma f f1,l,4-..lL Beck, Lorraine '-'i-31vyvs.l- QlvC,l,, Krauss, Marie l Brombach, Helenmw 'f3,,,,,,ryl,,,A,,-14, Lanning, Frank Bergman, Beulah Leavitt, Jerome Carlson, Elsie 4, I I Lewis, Nancy Carlson, Emma 3,-iff f,,, I gba' 'i MacDonald, Edith uf-1-k 4' , 4 Carlson, Frances Macy, Sidney . Cebello, Frances K I Magee, Theodore Conroy, Helen Marchant, Charles . In Cooper, Ada Mercovich, Anna f Coslick, Marie Miller, Eleanor JV, ' Cowan, Leonard Morehouse, Clifford Davenport, Dorothy:-, Murgatroyd, Marie, - V ', I Davies, Jean ,,C': u IV, ffl ' ,f Murphy, Euretta ll X v J' Derwig, Hildegarde 'V V f Owen, John If ' 'S Dressel, Charles Palladino, Antoinette Ellis, Charles Prudie, David Fischer, Anson Sellick, Ruth ,X Francis, Pearl M A S s r t- Sewell, Thelma f Garrabrant, Helen H4 4 ' ' Slaight, Anne . - ' Gem, Pauline st. Claire, Helenfdfft' Ginsberg, Jacob Stilwell, Clara Goldbaum, Irving Tampesta, Amanda Hinrichs, William Taub, Stanley Holdsworth, Thompson Teare, Marion Holloway, Jean Tobin, Dorothy ,, Indahl, Aasta Walters, Beatrice ,I ,F f ,,' , Jackson, Charles Waterman, Marion '77 ' Jackson, Helen White, Katherine AJ Jacobsen, Valeska Wickham, Eleanor, fl f ff' , Jaqueth, John Zanelli, Rose I2 l l3J I CLASS of '35 ALAN TRUEX X President ' If NINA PALMER PAUL E. DIMMERS ,xml Secretary-Treasurer Dean Q' Ackerman, John Hansberry, Jos-eph , +QfpiL1!f4' Allard, Robe.rt Hensen, Margaret I If L l Anderson, Roy - Hettinger, Edmund ' Beaumann, Evelyn..f,Y. Bllfmhv V Hintz, Edmund l Blake, Theodore Howat, Robert . Bollenhack, Nellie Hunt, Cuyler Bollenback, Norris Hurwitz, Rosewlu Brady, Dorothea Jacobs, Betty l Breese, Stuart Johnson, Herbert Brewster, Katherine Johnson, Portia ' l Brown, Cecil Kaplan, Blanche Brown, Elizabeth Kaplus, Irwin Butt, William 4,44 Kocon, Louis .I -1 Carr, Alex Krasner, Jeanette K, Mm 10101. Carroll, Eugene I Krueder, Carilww Cavalers, Sirri k Lazar, Barna Clark, William U ,HD Lenz, Wilbur Clover, Fred Mackey, Wallace Cockefair, Elwood McCance, Donald W '4 Cook, Gloria McCusker, Kathleen Courtney, Christopher Meehan, Adele A Demarest, Daniel Meskill, William as De Camp, Alma Moore, Elizabeth DemPSeYi MargaretM NOYeSi Clark Di Bella, Louis Oates, Janet Di Bella, Michael Palmer, Nina Donahue, Richard Paxton, Russell Dressel, Leslie Puopolo, Christi Dryden, Donald Rolandelli, Claudia Duffy, Joseph Russell, Elsie r 1 I Earle, Richard 0 , A Sheppard, George,C!.4 'L4ft.,,? Ellet, Arthur f' , Sheridan, Helene Elphick, Irene-.541 Smith, vera Feeley, Helen jf' Taylor, Marie Feracane, Eugene 3 ni Teare, Charles Fransen, Virgini . Touhey, John l Gillette, Florence ' I Truex, Alan .AJ Ginsberg, Bertha W Van Orden, Gladys 1 - Glover, Betty if Virtue, Shirley 1 lu Gordon, William , K Wilson, Bob ,af Granta, Josephine Wright, William Haefling, Robert I E311 STUDENT COUNCIL We met this year to find a much larger Council than last year. Each room now has two representatives instead of one, as previously. The officers are Fred Beam, President, Victor Duffy, Vice-Presidentg and Vir- ginia Miller, Secretary. The Student Council has been very active this year. There was a definite need of student participation in school government. The Council, with the help and guidance of Mr. Crane, has tried to fill this need. V. M. '32 i321 Parent-Teacher Association The seventh year of the Henry B. Whitehorne High School Parent-Tea- cher Association has drawn to a close. Its aim has been to familiarize the parents with the work of the Mental Hygiene Clinic, headed by Dr. Zachry of Montclair State Teachers' College. The Program Chairman, Mrs. Harry Dryden, in co-operation with Mr. F. N. Brown, arranged a program of speakers on the subject of Mental Hygiene. These proved very interest- mg. The annual banquet was held in February under the capable supervi- sion of Miss Hopper. Mrs. Elmer Lof- strom, our President, after a gracious greeting, introduced Dr. Finley of Montclair State Teachers' College, who spoke on the subject Five As- pects of Teachers' College . Delight- ful songs were rendered by the Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs under the able direction of Mrs. Seeds and Mr. Schill, school instructors of vocal and instru- mental music. A card party and dance for the benefit of the Scholarship Loan Fund was given on the evening of April 8. The amount of S50 was given to the fund. At the regular April meeting the Association offered financial assist- ance to Shadows , if needed in its publication. The Association also proposed to give the Senior Class a banquet in the school cafeteria early in June, in com- pensation for the loss of their trip to Washington. This offer was grate- fully accepted by the Seniors. In closing the year's work may the Parent-Teacher Association offer this anonymous tribute to The Schoolhouse I aim the schoolhouse-I am of many storied stone, soaring above busy city thoroughfares, or I am a mere cluster of weather beaten boards in a wilderness that is trackless save for the path leading to my door. I am the guardian of the hopes of every generation, and l am true to my trust. In me all things are equalg in me are no distinctions among those who are proud to serve and those who seek only to be served. lt is my duty not alone to teach, but equally to learn, to keep perpetually a light upon my altars, kindling them forever afresh from the inextinguishable flame that burns in every young heart, the sacr- ed fires of love and knowledge, and love of freedom, and love of country, for as l succeed, America succeeds. I am the true democracy-l am the schoolhouse . Respectfully submitted, Winifred A. McEwan. E331 BOYS' GLEE CLUB The Boys' Glee Club this year was to the CIub's history, this is the first composed of Sophomores, Juniors and time. that this has happened. The Seniors. Many private and school club made great progress under the performances were given. According direction of Mr. Schill. N. E. S. '32 E341 ,T.T,.,JZL.v rl-9'-vs-4'-'N fx! X GIRLS' GLEE CLUBS Junior-Senior Club President ...,.... Pauline Prahst Vice-president .... Emma Oates Secretary .......,.. .,,,, D oris Sims Due to the large number of girls who again chose. Glee Club as an elective subject, a division of classes became necessary. The Junior-Senior group decided.on Tuesday for their class, while the Freshman-Sophomore group chose Thursday. During the year the Glee Clubs sang at the Verona Woman's Club, and the Parent-Teacher Association banquet. Freshman-Sophomore Club President ..,... Valeska Jacobsen Vice-president ...... Nina Palmer Secretary .....,,........, Janet Oates At Christmas time the clubs made an early-morning tour of Verona, singing Christmas carols. As part of their social program, the two clubs went on a picnic to Green Pond on June 10. Every member of the club appre- clates the efforts of Mrs. Seeds to make this year interesting and enjoy- able for all. D. M. S. '32 l35J THE ORCHESTRA Everyone has noticed the great improvement in our High School Or- chestra, and we all know that this is due, every bit of it, to Mrs. Osman Seeds, our former Miss Esther Allen. This year Mr. Schill joined with us and added his efforts toward making a bigger and better orchestra. We have derived a great deal of fun and enjoy- ment out of this, as well as experience in playing for benefits, plays, and the pleasure of our assemblies. At present there are eighteen mem- bers and every one of them is decided- ly musically inclined. The officers elected this year are: President, Doro- thy Browng Vice-president, Ethel Johnson. Those that are leaving this year re- gret that there will no longer be an orchestra for them to work in, and sin- cerely hope that those left behind will have as much pleasure as they did in carrying on their work. D. B. '32 i361 TE'S D U HTER THE PIR Fl 3 veals PC and spe hs YTIOVCS Hol and in emselves th hed wis 567112 he --T of wee ks the cast C FC th For true characters. the r three hundred years before. for rsed hea T6 Daughter rate's P second act dep cts the antics of The 3 ZS and 18, March night, Friday FC We FS laye P portant her im ot he T Valent ne chief-Claude pirate C th ll. H by ked HS W tta opere the t PCSU r, a goss p vendor, played Mrs. Schuyle hn- Jo Ethe he Jacqueli daughter hs -fash- and old TTI ode l'Y1 both 35 W it I' fo r nl-ca, at K and Hans FS te 3 Dolly W by Will imc YI-Cl' r. her Hpartne son-and ioned. r th Smi Fa Ve and rd fo FEW C eorge G BFI V Mrs, agee. M FC heodo T berg- Emma Oates, maidens, age vill F66 th V13 vargi Els e- daughter der Meer's ap- A necromancer, Helen Mueser, Carlson: FZYICCS F and rown, B Betty sher Fi YISOYI A I' ete P and EI' Mil by Mr. house-party g ven pears at a l'1 to M tes, F3 dp ba bold, and three fNoth ng rest. te in VC lo the supply Duffy eer, Victor Nl der Van FS. M and Bob and Newton, Edward Nann, cuter.J been Ve ha uld CO spell 3 CaSfS and Jackson QQY Pe and Pooley. CCY' F6- an YY1 F0 HCC t the 3C ast the ln COM- 0l l YTIITI CO by ho W guests the OVCI' HONOR BRIGHT On December 4, 1931, a group of students under the able coaching of Miss Wetjen surprised everyone with the presentation of Honor Bright, a clever three act comedy which de- lighted the audience. It dealt with the complications brought about when a pretty feminine book agent takes the place of a miss- ing chorus girl who is engaged to the hero. Of course, just as matters are sailing along rather smoothly, the missing girl turns up. The plot thick- ens, but our able actors and actresses carry on and untangle the threads, following them to an unexpected climax. Those who took part in the produc- tion are as follows: Virginia Miller, Ruth Jean Maier, Emma Oates, Mar- ion McEwan, Theiodora Blake, Irene Elphick, Elsa Pilger, George Mowry, Frederick Beam, Nelson Smith, Boyd Dickerson, Wilson Cupp, Harold Kras- ner, Angus Macmillan, Ralph Cohen, Charles Smiley. Stage Manager-- Floyd Bragg, Electrician-Raymond Noyes. Dancing followed the performance. E381 HI-Y The Verona Hi-Y Club had for its officers this year, Thomas Breese, Pre- sident: Otto Cannon, Vice-presidentg Nelson Smith, Secretary-treasurer. The advisers of the club were Mr. Franklin of the Montclair Y. M. C. A. and Mr. Anderson of the faculty. Mr. Franklin secured several well-known speakers for the Club's benefit. Thr- oughout the year supper-meetings were held which were enjoyed by all. N. E. S. '32 i391 LA COCARDE TRICOLOREH La Cocarde TricoIore, notre cercle francais, a commence au printemps de cette annee-ci. Les membres sont ceux qui etudient le francais depuis plus d'une annee. La but du cercle est de faire parler mieux les etudiants et de Ie.s faire connaitre mieux les coutu- mes des Francais. Dans Ia premiere reunion, les offi- ciers etaient choisis. lls sont: le Pre- sident, Mlle. Cherry Brown: Ie vice- President et Secretaire, Mlle. Lois Dryden, et le tresorier, M. George Crawford. Pour les rentes du cercle, il faut qu'on paye dix sous avant cha- que reunion. Le programme de nos assembles se compose des droleries que les mem- bres font, des chansons frangaises, des jeux qu'on a prepare, la conversa- tion-tout en francais--et les rafrai- chissements de petits gateaux et de l'eau gazeuse. M. E. H. '32 E401 The Public Speaking Contest When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloomed ..,..,....,,,., ,,,,,, W alt Whitman Clarence Littlefield The Monkey's Paw ,e,e. , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,......,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,, ,,,, W , W, Jacobs Pera Marion The River of Stars ..,,.. ........,,.,,.....,..,,,....,,,..,,,...., ,,,,, A I fred Noyes Helen Brombach John Brown's Raid .,.,. ..,.,. ................................. ...... S t e phen Vincent Vinet Boyd Dickerson At the Modernistic Art Museum ....,.......,,,.,.,,.,.,....,., Helen Shaw The Enchanted Shirt ..., ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,................. ,,,,,,...,,,.,,,.. ,,,,, J o h n Hay William Christiansen The Public Speaking Contest was held in the high school auditorium on April 15, under Miss Audrey Wetjen's supervision. The first prize of seven dollars was awarded to Helen Shaw, the second prize of three dollars to Pera Marion, and honorable mention to Clarence Littlefield. The judges were Miss Maud Conway, Mrs. B. H. A. Hoffmann, and Mr. W. K. Sprague, all of Verona. A quartet, consisting of Mrs. Seeds, Clara Stilwell, Anna Gulla and Blan- che Kaplan, played several selections on the piano. Robert Pooley gave two violin solos, accompanied by Anna GuIla,and Helen Mueser, accompanied by Anna Gulla rendered a vocal selec- tion. E. P. '33 LOST ATLANTIS Somewhere under the stormy Atlantic Lost Atlantis lies. While o'er turbulent seas above it The wind moans and cries. Will Human eyes ever again see The hidden city's charms? What unknown treasures lie there Under the sea's cold, unfriendly arms? Waves dash! Storms crash! And still all peaceful seems. Where lost Atlantis sleeps It will lie forever, in dreams. R. Z. '34 i411 SPGRTS I42I SOCCER ln the fall of 1931, Verona High School's soccer squad reported for practice. With five veterans forming a nucleus, Doc soon had rounded out a team which proved to be one of the most successful. The record for the season included victories over Panzer Junior Varsity, Montclair, Verona High School Alumni, and Paterson East Side, and tie-scores with Dickinson High and Harrison's state champion team. Our forward wall consisted of Char- les Ellis, Dud Beam, Jake Ginsberg, Fred Clover, and Peanuts Tobin. The half-back line was formed by Milton Nann, Gabby Cannon, Cap- tain Nelson Smith, and Alexander Ashe. Captain-elect Jimmie Swallow and Fred Lahm filled the Maroon and White fullback positions. Goalie Andy Cohen was rewarded for his excellent work throughout the season by his selection as All-State Goalie. B. D. 32 i431 BASKETBALL Although our basketball team was not highly successful in victories, it was extremely successful in following Verona's standard of good sportsman- ship. Coach Doc Goeltz was greatly pleased with the Never-give-up spirit which the team showed in its encoun- ters with some of the best basketball teams in the state. The team was ably fed from for- ward by Captain Nell Smith. The other members of this 'ffighting team were Freddie -Beam, forward, Vic Duffy, center, Andy Cohen. center, Joe Dox, guard, and Jimmie Swallow, guard. Coach Doc Goeltz says of this team, I considered it a privilege to coach such a fine bunch of good spirited boys, and l only hope that in years to come Verona High School's basketball teams will follow the fine example of the 1931-1932 team. F. H. B. '32 i441 BASEBALL With the season only half over as this is sent to press, it is rather hard to tell what the baseball team will do this year. In the beginning of the season the team was hampered by cold weather, but is coming along well under the careful supervision of Coach Wilkin and Captain Smith. So far the team has played six of its scheduled games. Having won three of these games and lost three, the team has a percentage of which it is hoped will be raised as the season oes along. This year the team has played some wonderful games, considering some of the bad breaks they have had. One of its big achievements was the de- feating of the strong Bloomfield ieam. The members of the team are as follows: Pitchers, Beam and Dox': cat- chers, Ginsberg and Dox: first base, Swallow: second base, Crawford and Bragg: third base, Newton and Mowry: short stop, Di Bella and Beam: left field, Smith: center field, Cohen: right field, Crabtree: substi- tute, Lahm. The manager was Alan Truex. H. A. T. '35 E451 19 Q 4. .uf '- W + l . Q ,l . J' Golf, a major sport for the first year, A state tournament for high schools has been fully organized under the has been proposed by the State Athle- supervision of Paul Goeltz. tic association, which has stimulated much interest on the part of the team. l ' t h ' The team, consisting of Walter Wil- t 'S expec eq t at our team Wm make . , . a good showing in the tournament as liams, Captain, No. 1, Clarence Little- all th la e are Corin in the field, No. 2 Roy Ong, No. 3 and James , ,e p y rs , g , . eighties. Walter Williams turned in De Santls No. 4, has already played , . the lowest score of the season with a matches with local schools. The team , , , . . , , 79. Clarence Littlefield followed with has been qulte victorious, so far win- . . , . an 80. ning five consecutive games by a wide margin. Two games have been sche- , duled with each of the following Max Rekoon' manager oflthe tem? schools: Caldwell, Barringer, Belle- hfls attended the games' actmg as om' ville, Montclair, Newark Academy and ma' score keeper' Mex has acted ee Newark Normal. manager in previous years and has succeeded in filling a large schedule this year. Coach Goeltz, realizing that golf is beC0 nln9 3 widely khewh SPOVY ih tne The Greenbrook Country Club at high Schools and evllesee throughout North Caldwell is used for the home the United States, has had, with the matches, The use of the course was eeeietehee ef the Qelf team, weekly secured through Mr. Goeltz and the PVHCUCC f0 all H1059 interested Sh Greenbrook professional, Mr. Harry learning the principles of the game. Svrnith' M. R. '33 Q 1 l i461 K TENNIS In our second year tennis has be- come a major sport. Coach Crane has put in much time and effort to make this a successful season. So far we have matches scheduled with Kingsley and Montclair College High School. The members of the team are: Goldbaum, Pooley, Jacque- th, Duffy, Demarest, Kaplus, Dicker- son, Witte, Breese and Moore. The doubles teams are: Pooley- Kaplus, Goldbaum-Jacqueth, Duffy- Demarest, Witte-Dickerson, and Breese-Moore. Breese has been elect- ed manager. T. B. '32. i471 TRACK And this year another great sport makes its debut at Whitehorne High School. Yessir! I'f's the coming track team that you've seen training out there on the good old cinders, and it looks as if they might make quite a go of it. There's some good material and it will shine if it's polished. You'll be hearing from these boys! 48 1 for for for for for for for for for for for for for for for for for for for for for for for for for for Alphabetum Anson, a lanky young fellow, Barbara, whose hair is so yellow. Carl, his last name is Witte, Dossie, petite and pretty, Ellen, whom some call Swede Freshies, who are green, indeed! Gobby, the ladies' man, Handsome -in other words, Nann. innocence, which few possess, Jakie, one of basketball's best. Knipshild-Tippie, I mean, Lizzie -Pooley's new limousine! Macy, leader of the band, Newton-Iet's give the boy a hand. Overton, who teaches history and such, Perella, who wise-cracks foo much. quickness, which the track-team has, razzb'erries -just plain razzl Smith, a popular name, teams, which we cheer at every game. uproar-yelling and noise, Violet, who has charm and poise. Walters, who has pretty curls, Madame X--any of the girls. year-another has passed, Zanelli, baby of the Sophomore class! E. P. E491 How to Mr. Wilkins ...,..,...,. ,..,,,.,.,.AA..... ,........,,,.. Mr. Johnson ,..... Mrs. Burton Mr. Anderson ...... Mrs. Prince Miss Markham ,,A,. M iss Cook ......,,, Mrs. Foster .,..... Mr. Dimmers .,.,, Doc. Goeltz ...,., Miss Wetjen .,.,. Mr. Dwyer ..,... Miss Overton .,,,, Miss Cheney ,,,,, Mr. Crane .....,.. Mr. Brown ..,... Why does Freddie Beam? ls Shirley Wilder? Can David Roll? Does Floyd Bragg? ls Carl Witte ? What has Virginia Dunn? Does Jimmy Swallow? ls Katherine White? Get Along witl1 tlie Faculty Laugh even at his jokes. Cheer for Upsala. Chew gum rapidly. ,..,.,,,Supply own grasshoppers in excess. ......,,Copy other people's homework. Rest your feet on the study hall chairs. Enter class singing. Leave all sewin at home. Never button your collar. ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,Pay no attention to his whistle. Positively ignore book reports. Forget the four fundamental rules of carpentry Talk continuously during special repor.s. Always come unprepared. Never eat in the cafeteria. Ring cow bells during lecture. WE WONDER- Do Eileen Moore? Where is Max's Rekoon? Does Elsie Pien? Is Dot Brown? Does Emma know her Oates? Who is Pera Marion? Where is Clarence's Littlefield? Is Ida Di Bella Verona? Has Doris any Virtue? Can Gloria Cook? PET EXPRESSIONS OF THE TEACHERS Mr. Wilkin-Pretty good at sight-now translate. Mrs. Burton-It won't hurt you to listen! Miss Markham-Pssssss-sssstl Mr. Dimmers-Oh, yeah! Miss Cook-Stop your singing when you come in hereg this isn't' the Glee Club. Mr. Smith-You birds- Mr. Johnson- Have you an excuse, girls? Miss Wetjen-All right now-. Miss Cheney- Have you done this before? Miss Overton-ln your seats, people. Doc. Goeltz-I Mr. Anderson am waiting, fellows. -Now just a minute-please! E501 WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF- Duffy were put in his place? Ray Noyes didn't know it all? 'Lil' Smith came to school five days a week? Miss Cheney cut out her Thursday quizzes? Every student subscribed for 'Shadows'? Polly Prahst and Dot Brown could harmonize? The Boy's Glee Club could sing? The GirI's Glee Club thought that they couldn't? Everybody brought his music book to Mr. Shillls singing assembly? Nann lost his laugh? Dickerson acted his age? Swallow weren't lazy? The baseball team had caps? Homework were popular? Shirley Wilder grew up? Cohen's drug store weren't within a stone's throw of the school? The A. A. had some money? All the boys took gym? We didn't have our flashy cheer leaders? The girls' showers worked? 'Tardy' excuses were abolished? 'Red' Dox weren't popular? Earle took things seriously? There weren't a fainting casualty in the girls' gym class? Krasner stopped wise-cracking in English class? Virginia Miller weren't the heroine in all the school plays? The Freshmen found out what it is all about? The Junior girls stayed in nights? The P. G.'s did some work? We didn't have to eat in the cafeteria? Nobody spoke in Miss Markham's study halls? Shienbloom were any smaller? The Basketball team had a center? Turnbull knew her history? Mowry quit talking about Minnesota? We got rid of ALL the seniors? EDUCATION Freshman: I don't know. Sophomore: I am not prepared. Junior: 'il don't remember. Senior: I don't believe I can add anything to what has already been said. Freddie: Just had my hat blocked. Nellie: Yeh, fits better now, huh? E511 Can You imagine Magee with red hair? Jack Ackerman with his mouth shut? The girls without permanent waves? Chucky being sweet and innocent? Mr. Dimmers in knickers? Freddie with a he-man walk? Music assembly without hymns? Marian Rowland with a perpetual smile? June without examinations? Mr. Johnson not trying to come to an understanding? An operetta without Ethel or Virginia? Charles Jackson without that Collegiate suit? Joe Dox not being God's gift to women? Elizabeth Frey growing up? Ray Noyes not being helpful? Ruth Maier being pale? Frank Moore reading anything but intellectual books? Nerts not being everybody's favorite expression? Valentine with a new car? Duffy hating himself? Peanuts being a fast guy? Tom Missing a week-end in So. Orange? Why Caldwell has such a big attraction for the girls? E.P.'3'3 WHY STUDY? The more you study, the more you knowy The more you know, the more you forgetg The more you forget, the less you knowg So why study? The less you study, the less you knowg Tne less you know, the less you forgetg The less you forget, the more you knowg So why study? Kearny Kard'vaI. A MESSAGE TO THE ATHLETES Tobacco is a filthy weedg From the Devil it doth proceed, To stain your hands and smell your clothes, And make a chimney of your nose. l52l l I 0 JIIIKEE Earle: Boy, Look at that dame. Why do they streamline 'em that way? Littlefield: To overcome resistance. Father: Your studies are low, son. Do you need a coach? Son: No, dad, a roadster'lI do. Mrs. Burton: ln the sentence, Mary milked the cow, what part of speech is cow? Clover: Predicate noun, because it stands for Mary . Palmer: So you're graduating next week? I know your family will be surprised. Gobby: Oh, no, they've been expect- ing it for some time. Mr. Anderson: Now, what have you found out about the salivary gland? Ruth Maier: Not a thing. They're so secretive. Soap educates the eyes. How's that? lt makes them smart. Frosh Anagrams F-ierce lessons. L-ate hours. U-nexpected company. N-ot prepared. K-icked out. Miss Wetjen: Do you study with diligence? Billy Hinriches: No, I study alone. Shieinbloom: May l have the next dance? M. Turnbull: l'm sorry. l'm engag- ed. Sheinbloom: Heck, I don't want to marry you. I just want to dance. 11 Peanuts: Have you seen the mounted Policemen in Chicago? Dickerson: Ye Gods. Are the gang- sters taking up taxidermy along with trig? Doc: ls that your cigarette stub? Duffy: '-Go ahead, Doc, you saw it first. Frosh: 'fl am very happy to meet you. Senior: 1'Fortunate is the word, sonny. Smiley: What do you sell. Pooley: Salt.. Smiley: Why, l'm a salt seller, too. Pooley: Shake. Mr. Johnson: Some acids are much stronger than others: l'll take carbolic acid as an example. Class: Whoopee. 1: Junior: I prefer blondes Senior: Why's that? 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Berkeley School of Secretarial Training Fall enrollment, now open to care- fully selected group of young women Ahigh school graduates. Thorough preparation for desirable positions. University Faculty. Cul- tural environment. For bulletin, ad- dress the Director. Dane Building, East Orange, N. J. 22 Prospect Street Orange 3-1246 Henr Becker 85 Son Inc. GRADE A DAIRY PRODUCTS 53 Years Continuous Service Telephone Caldwell 6-0350 Farms and Main Office Roseland, N. J. Y. W. . . 'CHOOL of Secretarial TFdZ'7ZZ.iZg' A progressive school for educated young women from high school, private school or college. University faculty, individual instruction, cultural environment, complete diploma course, free employment service. Summer Terme-Jiuly 6 to August 17, 1932. t'I'yping, Office Practice and Advanced Stenographyl Fall Term--September 12, 1932 Winter Term---February 6, 1932 Write for Catalog 52 Washington Street Phone Market 2-7942 Newark, N. J. 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