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P U B L I S H E D B Y

THE S E N I O R CLASSN I N E T E E N T H I R T Y - E I G H T

C R A N F O R D H I G H S C H O O L

C R A N F O R D , N . J .

FOREWORD

We, the class of nineteen hundred

and thirty-eight, the first to graduate

from the new high school, hope sin-

cerely that we may some day, in the

new life ahead of us, look back and feel

that we have done our best to establish

a precedent of which we may be proud,

and worthy of being followed by the

generations of students to come.

C O N T E N T S

Foreword

Dedication

Administrat ion and Faculty .

Seniors

Classes

Activi t ies

Athlet ics

Advertisements . . . .

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D E D I CA

T I O NTo Miss Lucy O. Teague

In sincerest appreciation of her unfailingthoughtfulness and cooperation in guiding us suc-cessfully throughout our high school years, we, theclass of nineteen hundred and thirty-eight, gratefullydedicate this, the seventh issue of the "Golden C."

RAY A. CLEMENTBates, A.B.; Columbia M.A.

Principal

C. A. WALLACECeneseo Normal College, Rutgers, B.S.

Vice-Principal

HOWARD R. BESTYankton, A.B.; Montpelier University,Nebraska University, M.A.; Columbia

Supervising Principal

A D M I N I S T R APage 8

HAROLD M. WILSONScience

ERNEST K. LOVELANDLatin

NINA E. WHITACREHistory, P.A.D.

M. MARGARET ANDERSONEnglish

ADELAIDE M. MIFFLINHistory

MILDRED AUDSLEYHome Economics

OLIVER L. WESTMathematics

GLADYS W. ESTABROOKMathematics

MYRA BROWNEnglish, Social Studies

G. FRANK ZIMMERMANHistory, Economics

STANLEY DITTMERMusic Supervisor

J. S. WEEKLEYPhysical Education

]ACK MIGLIORESocial Science, Mathematics, Athletics

GEORGE E. BEAMCommercial

WILLIAM BALLAREEnglish

LEWIS GRIFFITHSCommercial

JOHN T. GATZYBiology, General Science

ETTA TUNNERSocial Studies, Science

ROSEMARY MACKAYFirst Aid, Nursing

BLANCHE V. ABRAMSEnglish

JOSEF GOODMANAssistant Music Supervisor

HARRIET NICKSecretary

T I O N

ALICE O'BRIENCommercial

IEANNETTE ARMSTRONGMathematics, Physical Education

RO5ALIE JONESMathematics, Social Studies

CERTRUDE TANSEYSocial Studies

FRANK SCHOENWISNERManual Training

JULIA NICHOLSONSecretary

STEWART B. HAMBLENCommercial Arithmetic, Algebra,

Economics

MADELINE HARRISEnglish, Social Studies

ARTHALINDA QUAINTANCEEnglish, Science

BEATRICE SCHOENWISNERScience

ALICE L. MATHEWSEnglish

HELEN RISLEYEnglish

HARRIET MORDENLibrarian

ETHEL DUCKERCommercial

M. ALMIRA GUYGerman, French

HELEN L. BASSArt

GRACE DECKEREnglish

HELEN SINCLAIREnglish, Social Science

MARY DUGGANEnglish

GRACE MCALLISTEREnglish

LUCY O. TEAGUEFrench

The following teachersare not in the pictures:

HAZEL KINGSBURY JESSIE I. ARTHURHome Economics

FRED MCCARTHYIndustrial Arts

GEORGE L. RELYEAMechanical Drawing

English

ALMA K. BRECKPhysical Education

EVELYN JONESCommercial

Class Song of 1938

Music by Philip Musso

Words by Janet Cross

Oh, Class of '38 we greet thee now;

Our parting song to thee we sing.

In years to come, each thought returning

To Cranford's halls, where our memories cling.

Those youthful days of work and careless play

Through four short years have seemed to fly.

Will you remember us as wellAs we remember thee, Oh Cranford High?

To take thy name to far flung parts of earth,

We'll strive the Blue and Cold to wave;

That all the world may know as we go forth

That Cranford's banners stand for the brave.

As now we pass beyond your portals,

We promise thee we will not fail.

This song we chant in unison—

Oh, Cranford High School do we greet thee, "Hail.

L A S S E S

CHARLES GILBERT ALBURY"Chase"

"A man is not always asleep when his eyes are shut."

Course: College Future: Hobart

Slide Rule Club I; Vice President Biology Club I I 'Treasurer Latin Club I I I ; Chess Club IV; Math Club IV ;

Student Council Representative I I ; Junior Play Fire DrillSquad I I .Pet Hobby: Tennis

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RICHARD ANDREWS"Dick"

"A man of sense talks little and listens much."

Course: College Future: M. I. T.Rifle Club I; Airplane Club I I ; Vice President Senior

Mathematics IV; Vice President Science Club IV; TennisI I ; Interclass Basketball IV; Banner Bearer I I I .

Pet Hobby: Tennis

ERLINC H. ARNESEN, Jr."Whi tey"

"There is luck in leisure."

Course: College Future:

French Club I I I ; Vice President Sophomore Class; SportsClub IV; Baseball I I ; Interclass Basketball I; Fire DrillCommittee I I I .

Pet Hobby: Sports

JANICE CHARLOTTE BARNES" J a n "

"So

Course: General

things are better praised by silencethan by remarks."

Future: Newark College of Fineand Industrial Arts

Photography Club I, I I , I I . IV, Vice President I, Treas-urer I I ; Rifle Club I, I I , I I I , Secretary I, I I I ; Girls' AthleticAssociation IV; Red Cross Council I I ; Biology Club I I ; Bas-ketball I I I . IV; Swimming I I ; Golf I I I ; |un:or Play I I I ; As-sembly Program Committee IV.Pet Hobby: Writ ing letters — archaeology

Pet Expression: "Wei l , anyhow — "

EMMA IDA BEESE"E

in me like mmer's m e n .")oy risesCourse: General Future: Dress Designing

French Club IV; Assembly Program Committee IV;Roosevelt Junior High, Philadelphia I; Germantown High,Philadelphia I I .Pet Hotby: Drawing

Pet Expression: "Wel l?"

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ALEXANDER BELL"Alex"

"Young fellows will be young fellows."Course: College Future: College

Sport Club; Baseball I, I I , III — Varsity IV; FootballI, I I , 111 — Varsity IV; Basketball I, II — Interclass Cap-tain IV; Secretary Sophomore Class; Senior Play Commit-tee; Studsnt Council I I ; Student Council Representative 111.Pet Hobby: Sports

Pet Expression: "Cherrie."

PHILIP MICHAEL BERARDINELLI"Brod"

"A little man fells a great oak."Cours? : Commercial Future : Business School

Aviation Club I; President Boys' Sports Club IV; Foot-ball I I , I I I ; Junior Assistant Manager Basketball 11, Assist-ant Manager I I I , Co-Manager IV; Baseball I I . I l l , IV; In-terclass Basketball IV; Usher for Graduation I I I ; HomeroomRepresentative Student Council IV.Pet Hobby: Baseball

Pet Expression; "Treats 'em good."

CHARLES CEORCE BINDER"Chas"

"Why should life all labor be?"Course : General Future : Engineer

Aviation Club I, I I , I I I ; Science Club; Track I.Pet Hobby: Swimming, Fencing

Pet Expression: "Dag nab i t ."

LESTER BROOKS BISHOP"Bish"

"A cheerful countenance betokens a good heart."Course: General Future: Business School

Interclass Basketball IV; Eligibility Committee IV; Ten-nis IV; Student Council Representative IV.Pet Hobby: Horseback Riding

ALICE RUTH BLACK•'Babe"

"Her lungs are very sensible for everythingmakes them laugh."

Course: College Future: Will ia

ouncil I I I ; Concessions Committee I I I , IV;Banner Bearer I I I ; Crew of H. M. S. Pinafore I I I ; Crew forJunior Play I I I ; Handbook Committee Ml, IV; Secretary ofClass IV; Crew of Senior Play IV; Junior-Senior DanceCommittee I I I ; National Honor Society IV.Pet Hobby: Can't think of any.

Pet Expression: "Er Sumpm'. "

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DOROTHY BLANCHE BOCEN"Doris"

"The wise spare both time and words."

Course : College Future : CollegeBay Shore High School I, I I ; Rifle Club I I I ; Math Club

II I , IV; Latin Club I I I ; Girls' Athletic Association IV; Bas-ketball I I I , IV; Golf I I I ; Junior Red Cross RepresentativeI I I , IV; Usher Class Night; Junior Play; President of Cen-tral Council of Red Cross IV.

Pet Hobby: Gardening

DOROTHEA JOHANNA BONHAC"Bonnie"

" A fair exterior is a silent recommendation"

Course: Commercial Future: SecretarySports Club IV; Basketball I I , IV; Tennis I, I I ; Choir I;

Chorus I.Pet Hobby: Tennis

Pet Expression: "Wel l , say listen."

CHRISTINE BOREZEKA"Tina"

"They are never alone that are accompanied by noblethoughts."

Course: College Future: Beauty Culture

Pet Hobby: Collecting autographsPet Expression: "But definitely."

JOSEPHINE BOSTINTO" J o "

"Enjoyment and hardship prevent melancholy."

Course: General Future: Nurse

Sport Club I; Swimming I; Basketball I.

Pet Hobby: ReadingPet Expression: "You're a fabricator."

VINCENT LeROY BRINKERHOFF"Brink"

"When the will is prompt, the legs are nimble."

Course: Ceneral Future: UndecidedSecretary Boys' Sport Club IV; Baseball I, II—Varsity

I I I , IV; Basketball I I , III—Varsity IV; Football I,II—Varsity IV.

Pet Hobby: DancingPet Expression: "What's the dope?"

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DORIS ARNETTA BROADWELL"Dart11

"Silence seldom does harm."

Course: Commercial Future: Stenographer

Dramatic Club I.

Pet Hobby: Collecting souvenirs and imitating people.

SELMA BROD"Sel"

"She was one of those who cannot but be earnest."

Course: General Future: UndecidedAthletic Organization' Basketball III IV- Badminton III

IV; Hockey II.

Pet Hobby: ReadingPet Expression: "For Heaven's sake!"

ALFRED EDWARD BROWN"Footer"

"Every man has his own planet."

Course: General Future: UndecidedFootball I, II—Varsity I I I , IV, V; Basketball I, I I ,

I I I ; Interclass Basketball I, I I , V; Track I, II—VarsityIN, IV; Boxing Club IV.

Pet Hobby: Sports and Dancing.Pet Expression: "Swing i t ! "

DORIS FRANCES BYRNES"Dot"

"Cheerfulness and good will make labor light."

Course: Commercial Future: SecretaryLibrary Club Vice President I I I ; Stenography Club; Tennis

I I ; Bowling I; Swimming I I ; Basketball IV; Standing Com-mittee.

Pet Hobby: Keeping a diary.Pet Expression: "Gee Whiz ! "

JOHN A. CAFFREY" lack"

" I wil l sit down now, but the time will come when youwill hear me"

Course: College Future: Undecided

Basketball I I ; Red Cross Representative IV.

Pet Hobby: My Ford Roadster

Pet Expression :"AII's well that ends wel l"

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CHARLINE ANN CARBERRY"Cherrie"

"Is she not passing fair?"Course: General Future: Secretary

Sports Club; Hockey I I ; Basketball I I , IV; Coif I I ;Student Council IV; Senior Annual Staff IV; Ring Com-mittee I I I .Pet Hobby: Auto riding with a fellow.

Pet Expression: "Foo."

WILLIAM ARTHUR CARROLL"Skelly"

"What ! Alive and so bold, O youth?"Course: College Prep. Future: Law

Pres. Senior Class; Dramatic Club I, I I ; |r. Play I I I ;Senior Play Cast IV; R.fle Club I; Cheerleader I I , I I I ; Ass'tManager Track I I I ; Nominating Committee I; Represent-ative Student Council I, I I ; Chairman Fire Drill Squad 11;Sub-Chairman House & Grounds Committee 11 ; ChairmanHouse & Grounds Committee I I I ; Editor of Nutty News I I I ;Jr. Debating Team I I I ; Pres. Public Speaking Club IV; Na-tional Honor Society IV.Pet Hobby: Dancing

Pet Expression: "You don't know from nothing."

SEYMOUR CHESER"Litt le Caesar"

"Every man is the architect of his own future."Course: College Future: Advertising

French Club I I I , IV; Football I I , I I I ; Varsity Team IV;Track I I I , IV; Banner Bearer I I I ; Senior Play IV; NationalHonor Society IV.Pet Hobby: Arguing.

Pet Expression: "So what?"

GEORGE MIFFLIN CHINERY, Jr."M i f f "

"Though he is young, he scorns to flit on the wings ofborrowed wi t . "

Course: General Future: Politics and future Presidentof U. S. A.

Aviation Club I, I I I ; Senior Annual IV; Assembly Com-mittee IV.Pet Hobby: Radio, driving, teasing others, and singing to

myself.

EDWARD MARTIN COLE" E d "

"The silent man is most trusted."


Biology Club II ; Football I I , III ; Track I I I , IV; Glee Club.

Pet Hobby: Fishing

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RAY COLLINS"Rip"

"Hold the fort, 1 am coming!"

Course : General Future : Undecided

Aviation Club; Inter-Class Basketball Team; Junior Play.

Pet Hobby: Sports.

PHILIP HAMILTON CONLEY"Phi l "

" I t is a very hard undertaking to seek to please everybody."

Course: College Future: CollegeDramatic Club I. I I . I I I . IV; French Club IV; Fire Drill

Squad 111; Senior Annual Business Staff.

Pet Hobby: Working, Reading.

VALLERA |UNE CONSHORS"June"

"Perseverance brings success."

Course: General Future: UndecidedGolf II , I I I ; Tennis I I ; Swimming I; Senior Annual Nom-

inating Committee; )r. Play Business Staff—Property Com-mittee.Pet Hobby: Small China Dog Collecting

Pet Expression: "Oh, We l l ! "

EDWARD RAYMOND COSMOS" I t is better to be brief than tedious."

Course: Commercial Future: Cert. Pub. Acct.

Public Speaking Club; Aviation Club.

Pet Hobby: Building Model Airplanes.

JANET CROSS" | an "

"There is no wisdom like frankness."

Course: General Future : Journalism

Dramatic Club; Creative Writ ing Club; Hockey; Chorus.

Pet Hobby: Reading and Writing

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HAROLD F. DAVIS" I dare do all that may become a man."

Course: College Future: Prep SchoolBoxing Club; Senior Math Club; Vice-President Aviation

Club; Biology Club; Football I, I I , HI, Varsity IV; BaseballI; Hockey I; Varsity I I ; Track I, Varsity I I , I I I ; DanceCommittee I I I , IV; Chairman House & Grounds Committee;Standing Committee; Spotlight Staff.Pet Hobby: Music

DOROTHY ANNETTE DENCLER"Dot"

"Saying and doing are two things."Course; College Future: University of Penn.

Graduate HospitalShorthand Club I I ; Girls' Sports Club IV; Vice-President

IV; Senior Math Club IV; Girls' Glee Club I; BasketballI I , I I I , IV; Swimming I I ; Riding I I ; Hockey IV; Tennisl i , I I I , IV; Bowling I; Chosr 11; Chorus I ; Orchestra I;Red Cross Council 1; Student Council I I ; Assembly Comm.II , I I I , IV.Pet Hobby: Making Alibis

Pet Expression: "Geeee--"

THOMAS FRANK DINEEN, Jr."Sunbeam''

"Thou sayest such apt things, one would almost think theea scholar."

Course: Commercial Future: UndecidedBoxing Club I I I , IV.

Pet Hobby: Eating and SleepingPet Expression: "Hey!"

LUCILLE BARBARA DiTULLIO"Lucy"

"As merry as the day is long."Course: Commercial Future: Business School

Red Cross I; Shorthand Club I I ; Sport Club I; Basket-ball I, I I . I l l , IV; Hockey I, I I , Ml, IV; Swimming I; Fencing11; Skating 11 ; Badminton Tournament I I I , IV; Represent-ative to the Student Council Ml, IV; Assembly CommitteeProgram I I I , IV; Candy Concession Committee I I I ; ElectionCommittee 11 ; Senior Annual Typist IV; Chorus II, I I I ;"Pirates of Penzance" I I ; " H . M. S. Pinafore" I I I ; As-sembly Usher I I I , IV.Pet Hobby: "Sports"

Pet Expression: "No Kiddin' "

AMELIA DiTULLIO" M i l l "

"She doth possess a ready hand to help."Course : Commercial Future : Undecided

Shorthand Club I I ; Sports Club IV; Student Council IV;Assembly Program Committee I I , Ml; Chairman IV; HockeyI ; Basketball 1,11; Skating 11 ; Spotlight Staff IV; SwimmingI; Badminton Tournament IV; Fencing I I .Pet Hobby: Standing up before assembly

Pet Expression: Oh Yeah!

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MARY MARGARET DOYLE"Mary"

"A maid of quiet ways."

Course: Commercial Future: Secretary

Basketball.

Pet Hobby: Collecting stamps and pictures

RICHARD HENRY DOYLE"Sl im"

"Young man, what are you going to do in the great future-*"

Course: General Future: Aeronautical Engineering

Aviation Club; Science Club.

Pet Hobby: Building Models and PhotographyPet Expression: "Take it easy."

BERNICE LILLIAN DURHAM"Beany"

"A merry companion is music on a |ourney."

Course: General Future: N. Y. U.

Basketball 1,11; Chorus I.

Pet Hobby: Collecting Movie StarsPet Expression: "Oh Yeah!"

PATRICIA ANN ENRICHT"Pat"

"A merry companion is music on a journey."

Course: General Future: SecretaryShorthand Club 11 ; Chorus I; Choir I ; Swimming 11;

Tennis I I I ; Basketball IV; Senior Annual Staff IV; |uniorPlay Crew.

Pet Hobby: DrivingPet Expression: "Hey. Ethel!"

EDWIN HARCREAVES ENSOR"Ed"

"The wise take the middle way."

Course: General Future: Texas ChristianBoxing Club; Football I I , I I I , IV; Track I I , I I I ; Junior

Play; Senior Annual Staff.

Pet Hobby: Ice Skating, FootballPet Expression: "Let's get going."

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PAUL HERBERT ERICKSEN" Swede1 •

"His only fault is that he has no fault."

Course: College Future: EngineeringSports Club IV; Football I I , I I I , Varsity IV; Basketball

I I , Varsity I I I , Captain IV; Track I I I , Varsity IV; BannerB e a r e r I I I .

Pet Hobby: Athletics.

ISABEL SHIELDS FAIRWEATHER"Dizzy"

"Ar t is power."

Course: General Future: Newark Art SchoolGirls" Sport Club; Library Club; Service Ball I; Basketball

I; Hockey I I I ; Senior Play Costume Crew; Senior AnnualArt Staff Junior Play Committee; Chorus I.

Pet Hobby: Mythology and SportsPet Ex " H i . "

JOHN FEDUNIAK"Johnny"

"Let every man mind his own business."

Course: General Future: Mechanics

Football I I , I I I ; Track I I , I I I , IV.

Pet Hobby: SwimmingPet Expression: "Shucks."

DORA MARY FINCH"Dory"

" A good companion makes good company."Course: General Future : Packard School

Shorthand Club I I ; Girls' Glee Club I; Girls' Sports ClubIV; Dramatic Club I, I I I , IV; Secretary IV; Chairman ofTyping Committee IV; Hockey IV; Basketball I, I I , I I I , IV;Tennis I. I I , I I I , IV; Swimming I I ; Golf I I ; Servus Ball I;Junior Play Business Committee I I I ; Senior Annual Staff IV;Dramatic Club Play Business Committee I I I ; Red CrossRepresentative IV; Usher for Class Night I I I ; Operetta I;Chorus I; Senior Play Business Committee IV.Pet Hobby: Tennis

Pet Expression: "Oh, Christopher."

ELINORE HELENE FRANCIS"E l "

" I t would talk—Lord, how it talked."Course: Commercial Future: Modeling

Dramatic Club I, I I , IV; Photography Club IV; FencingII . I l l ; Basketball I, I I , I I I ; Swimming I I ; Golf I I ; JuniorPlay I I I ; Senior Play IV; Senior Annual Staff IV; NewsStaff of the Spotlight; Orchestra IV.Pet Hobby: Horseback Riding

Pet Expression: "You know what I mean."

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MERCIE JEANNETTE FRANKE"Mernette"

"Earnestness is the soul of work"Course: College Future: Bradford Junior College

French Club I I , I I I , IV; Dramatic Club III ; Jr. PhotographyClub I I ; Hockey I, I I , I I I . IV; Bowling I I ; Basketball11; Christmas Party Committee I; National Honor SocietyI I I , IV; Red Cross Council I; Assembly Program CommitteeI ; Banner Bearer I I I ; Properties Committee of Senior PlayIV; Assistant Chairman Assembly Committee 11 ; SecretaryI I I ; Spotlight Business Staff I I I , Business Manager IV;Chairman Jr. Plays III ; Jr. Play Crew 111 ; Senior PlayCrew IV.Pet Hobby: Writ ing Diary.

Pet Expression: "Who Cares?"

HELEN FRANKLIN"Frankie"

"Strike! But hear me."Course: College Future: CollegeGolf I I , I I I ; Bowling I I . I l l ; Fencing I I , I I I ; Basketball

I I , I I I ; Hockey I I , I I I , IV; Riding IV; Photography ClubI I I , IV; Dramatic Club I I I ; Chairman IV; Science Club I I I ;Debating Club Vice-President IV; lunior Play; AssemblyProgram Committee; Senior Annual; Senior Play; DramaticClub Play.Pet Hobby: E. C. F.

Pet Expression: Definitely

MARY ELIZABETH FRANKLIN"Pete"

"A comely little girl, as busy as a bee."Course: College Future: Wilson College

Hockey I, I I , I I I , IV; Basketball I, I I ; Coif I I ; FencingI I ; Bowling I I ; Spotlight News Staff I I I , Editor IV; PointSystem Committee I, I I ; Chairman Election CommitteeI I I ; Candy Concession Committee I I I ; Banner Bearer I I I ;National Honor Society I I I . IV; French Club I I , SecretaryI I I , President IV; Latin Club I I I .Pet Hobby: Driving that tan convertible Buick

JEANNE ELIZABETH FRENCH"Jeanne"

"Wel l timed silence hath more eloquence than speech."Course: College Future: Undecided

Biology Club I I ; Rifle Club I I I ; Math Club I I I , IV; ScienceClub I I I , IV; Photography I I I , IV; Hockey Ml, IV; CoifI I ; Fencing I I I ; Basketball I I I . IV.Pet Hobby: Harmonica

Pet Expression: "What do you mean?"

LEDNA PEARL CIPSON

••Eddie"" I have always dreaded to provoke reason, but never

individuals."Course: General Future: Social Service

Hiking Club I; Corresponding Secretary of the DebatingClub IV; Standing Committee of the Student Council I I ;Assembly Program Committee IV; Hall Monitor IV.Pet Hobby: Listening to the radio

Pet Expression: "You don't mean i t ."

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CONSTANCE IRENE CLENDENNINC"Connie"

"The ornament of a woman is her modesty."Course: General Future: Washington School for Secretaries

Dramatic Club I, I I , I I ; Chairman of Refreshment Com-mittee I I ; Slide Rule Club I; Basketball I I ; Bowling I I ;Horseback Riding; Badminton I I I ; Red Cross I; ]r. PlayReading Committee I I I ; Junior Play Crew I I I ; EligibilityCommittee IV; Senior Annual Election Committee IV; SeniorAnnual Staff (typist) IV; Christmas Party Committee I ;Senior Play Cast IV; Hall Monitor IV.Pet Hobby: Horseback Riding

Pet Expression: "For Heaven's Sakes."

GORDON GRANT GRAU"Stretch"

"Moderate measures succeed best."Course: Ceneral Future: Undecided

Sports Club IV; Football I I , Varsity I I I , IV; BasketballI, I I , Varsity I I I , IV; Baseball I, I I , IN.Pet Hobby: Athletics

Pet Expression: "What do you say?"

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THOMAS TRAVIS GREENE"Tom1"

"Hail fellow, well met."

Course: College Future: Music

Dramatic Club I I ; Senior Play Cast.

Pet Hobby: Tennis, MusicPet Expression: "jughaid."

ROBERT EDWARD GRIFFIN"Bob"

"An amiable disposition has he."

Course: Ceneral Future: UndecidedAviation Club 1, I I ; Basketball Manager; Third Team

Football.Pet Hobby: Coif

Pet Expression: "So what?"

HAROLD ]. GRIMES"Nooks"

"He has a daily beauty in his life."

Course: College Future: Notre Dame

Treasurer Boys' Sports Club; Football I, Varsity I I , I I I ,IV; Basketball I, I I , Varsity I I I , IV; Baseball I, Varsity I I ,I I I , IV; President Junior Class; Secretary of Student CouncilIV.Pet Hobby: Athletics

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BOB GRUBE"Crube"

"A sober man, a soft answer."

Course: General Future: Undecided

Track I.

Pet Hobby: SwimmingPet Expression: "Nah."

ELEANOR RUTH CUNVALDSEN"Shorty"

"Not a worry, not a care, She's happy everywhere."

Course: Commercial Future: SecretaryLibrary Club, President I I I ; Girls' Glee Club; Tennis I,

I I ; Basketball I; Golf I I , I I I ; Chorus I.

Pet Hobby: SouvenirsPet Expression: "That's cute!"

CURTIS NELSON HALLBERT"Curt"

"He has enough who is content."

Course: General Future: PhotographyPhotography Club; Aviation Club, Publicity Manager;

Track; Point System Committee.

Pet Hobby: Photography

Pet Expression: " I haven't the slightest conception."

HENRY FRANK HARRISON"Red"

"A nice unparticular man."

Course: General Future: UndecidedPet Hobby: Sleeping

RITA E. HASHIM"A quiet cloak, but underneath a lighter mood."

Course: General Future: NursingDramatic Club I; Hockey I; Orchestra I; Chorus I; SeniorPlay IV.Pet Hobby: Swimming.

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JOHN RUDMAN HENNINC"Jack"

"And panting time toiied after him in vain."Course: College Future: Undecided

Track I, Varsi ty I I , I I I . IV; I ndoor Track I. I I ,I I I , IV; Junior Sub Committee I I I ; Senior Dance Commit-tee IV; Senior Annual Staff IV.Pet Hobby: Track and Driving

Pet Expression: "What d'ya say kid?"

LOUISE FRANCIS HENOFER"Louizy"

"A voice that rings out true, and clear—A voice mostpleasant to the ear."

Course : College Future : MiddleburyBattin High School I, I I ; Dramatic Club I I I , IV; Debating

Club I I I ; Latin Club I I I , IV; Chairman Program Committee;French Club IV; Hockey I I I , IV; Fencing I I I ; Junior PlayI I I ; Senior Annual Staff IV; Spotlight Staff IV; SeniorPlay IV; National Honor Society IV.Pet Hobby: Camp Cedar Pines

WILLIAM F. HERZOC• • B i l l "

"A bold, bad man."Course: College Future: Rutgers

Boxing Club I I I , IV; Biology Club; Math Club; FootballI I ; Baseball I I ; Track I I I , IV; Junior Play I I I ; Senior DanceCommittee IV; Senior Play IV.Pet Hobby: Boxing

Pet Expression: "Fellow!"

MARGUERITE MARY HESS" M a r g e "

"Her ways are ways of pleasantness."Course: General Future: Undecidsd

Shorthand Club I I ; Secretary Library Club I I ; Chess ClubI I I ; Chorus I ; Basketball I, I I , Ml, IV ; Hockey I I I , IV ;Junior Red Cross Council I; Junior Play Committee I I I ;Head Usher Junior Play.Pet Hobby: Collecting Menus

Pet Expression: ""Aw, Gee."

ARTHUR CAMP HOPKINS, Jr."Camp

"Just a good fellow—could we say more?"Course: College Future: Dartmouth

Dramatic Club I, IN ; Treasurer IV; Biology Club II ;Science Club I I I , IV; Math Club IV; Senior Annual BusinessStaff; Junior Play: Usher at" Graduation and Baccalaureate;Senior Play.Pet Hobby: Stamp Collecting

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MARY ELAINE HOSMER"You're a sweetheart, if there ever was one"

Course: General Future: NursingLansing Central High I. I I , I I I ; Science Club IV.

Pet Hobby: TalkingPet Expression: "My fel la—"

BERNICE ALATHIA HUDSON"Bernnie"

"A quiet tongue shows a wise head."

Course : General Future : DieteticsAssembly Program Committee; Basketball I, IV; Chorus.

Pet Hobby: Reading.Pet Expression: " I guess you know."

MILDRED LOUISE JANSEN" M M "

"S ta te l y and tal l she moves in the h a l l . "

Course: General Fu tu re : Secretary

Shor thand C lub I I ; Dramat ic C lub I ; Choir I ; Golf I I ;Sw .mm in g I I ; Hockey I,

Ig

Tennis I I I .Pet Hobby: Drawing

; ;Basketball I I , IV; Red Cross I;

Pet Expression: "Isn't he cute?"

JOHN S. JENSENIUS"\ack"

"His greatest love to pun."Course: Scientific Future: Undecided

Photography Club I, I I ; Dramatic Club I; Science Club I;Boxing Club I; Aviation Club I; Football I I I ; Baseball I;Track I; Golden C Snapshot Editor; Senior Play StageCrew.Pet Hobby: Photography

Pet Expression: " I didn't know we had homework."

MADELINE PATRICIA JEWELL"Pat"

"Let all things be done decently and in order."

Course: General Future: UndecidedDramatic Club I. I I , I I I , Chairman Program Committee

IV; Shorthand Club I I ; Swimming I, I I ; Bowling I I ; Fenc-ing I I , I I I ; Golf I I I ; Red Cross IV; Senior Play, ChairmanCostume Committee; Senior Play, Business Staff.Pet Hobby: Dramatics

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RUTH VIRGINIA KEYSER"Ruthie"

" I t is part of my religion never to hurt any man's feelings."

Course: Commercial Future: Business

Girls' Glee Club I; Basketball I; Red Cross I; Chorus I.

Pet Hobby: Building air castles.

Pet Expression: "Going to church tomorrow?"

CHARLES EDWARD KIAMI"Charlie"

Saying and doing are two things."


Boxing Club IV.

Pet Hobby: Playing Coif

Pet Expression: "What do you say?"

VERA KOVACS"V ick i "

"Come give us a taste of your qualities."


Spotlight Typist IV.

Pet Hobby: Seeing BroadcastsPet Expression: "No Kidd.n'?"

MARY MONA LAUCUS"Moe"

"Silence never betrays."

Course: Commercial Future: BusinessTwo years in Bayonne High School; One year in Kearny

High School:

Pet Hobby: Hiking and Collecting

GEORGE EDWARD LEAVITT, 3d"Einstein"

"Energy and persistence conquer all things."

Course: Scientific Future: M. I. TRadio Club I; B.ology Club, Pres.dent I I ; Science Club

I I I ; Math Club I I I , IV, Treasurer IV; Chess Club I I I , IV,President IV; French Club I I I , IV; Fire Drill Squad I I ;Club Editor of Senior Annual; Flower Committee I I ; Chiefof Lighting Staff, Senior Play.

Pet Hobby: Amateur Radio

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MURIEL CLARKE LINDSAY"Despite the serious look in those dark brown eyes, beneath

the surface humor lies."Course: General Future: Junior College

Dramatic Club I, I I , Secretary I I ! ; French Club I I I , IV;Photography Club II ; Biology Club II ; Coif I I , IV; Basketball11; Tennis 11 ; Chairman of Color Committee 11; Secretaryof Junior Class I I I ; Junior Play I I I ; Banner Bearer I I I ;National Honor Society I I I , IV; Chairman of EligibilityCommittee IV; Hand Book Committee IV; Assistant Editorof Senior Annual IV; Senior Play Reading Committee IV;Senior Play IV; Badminton IV; Hall Monitor IV.Pet Hobby: Eleanor and a little bit of everything else

FRANCES HARRIET MacPHAIL"Frannie"

"A kind true heart, a spirit high."Course: College Future: N. J. C.

Basketball I, I I ; Hockey I, I I , I I I , IV; Coif I,11; Chairman of Nominating Committee for Senior ClassOfficers; Chairman of Nominating Committee of SeniorAnnual; Prompter of Junior Play; Banner Bearer Ml; Chair-man of Properties of Senior Play; Assembly Usher IV; Na-tional Honor Society IV.Pet Hobby: Driving

PETER MARKEY"Pat"

"Thou art a fellow of good respect."

Course: Commercial Future: Pharmacist

Aviation Club; Rifle Club; Football 1.

Pet Hobby: Building Airplanes

ANDREW STANLEY MARKOWICH"Mock"

"A wholesome youth both strong in limb and clean of heart."

Course: General Future: AeronauticsAviation I, I I , I I I ; Rifle Club I, I I ; Science Club IV;

Sports Club IV; Interclass Basketball IV; Football I I ;Baseball M, I I I , IV; Football Assistant Manager I I I ; VarsityManager IV; Basketball I I I ; Student Athletic Association IV.

Pet Hobby: SportsPet Expression: " I Betcha Nickel."

HELEN MARY MARTIN"Marty"

"A quiet spectator of the passing scene."

Course: General Future: BusinessShorthand Club I I ; Hockey II, I I I ; Tennis; Swimming;

Basketball; Girls' Athletic Association.

Pet Hobby: SwimmingPet Expression: "Prove it.

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ELIZABETH ROSA MASSA•'Betty"

" I go my own way silently and bother no one."Course: General Future: Undecided

Girls' Sport Club IV; Tennis I I , Basketball I I , IV; Bad-minton I I I ; Senior Annual Typing Staff; Senior PlayPrompter.Pet Hobby: Ice Skating

Pet Expression: "Christopher!"

DOROTHY JANE McCINNIS"Flash"

"Of softest manners, unaffected, and a lover of peace."Course: College Future: Middlebury College

French Club I I I , IV; Photography Club I I , I I I , IV; Golf1, I I ; Basketball I, I I ; Hockey I, I I , I I I ; Fencing I I ; Bowl-ing I I ; Class Ring Committee I I I , IV; Point System Com-mittee I I I , IV; Banner Bearer I I I ; Senior Play Prompter;National Honor Society IV.

Pet Expression: "C'est dommage!"

BETTY MERRILL"Merr i l l "

"Patience of self and devotion to others."

Course: General Future: NursingScence Club I I I , IV, Secretary IV: Dramatic Club I;

Photography Club I I ; Coif I I ; Usher at Class Night I I I ;Business Manager of Senior Annual IV; Spotlight Art StaffI I ; Senior Play Usher.Pet Hobby: Walking and knitting.

Pet Expression: "Hey!"

ELEANORE CAROL METZ"E l "

" I hear, yet say not much, but think the moe. "Course: College Future: Undecided

Dramatic Club I. I I . I I I . IV; Treasurer Dramatic Club I I I ;Latin Club I I I ; Hockey I. I I . I l l ; Basketball I, I I . I l l ;Swimming I I ; Tennis I I ; Coif I I ; Bowling I; |unior Debat-ing Team; Business Manager of Junior Plays; Class NightUsher; Spotlight Business Staff IV; Red Cross RepresentativeIV; Senior Play Business Staff; Chorus; Operetta I; NationalHonor Society IV.Pet Hobby: Piano

Pet Expresion: " I t ' l l get me down."

EDNA ANITA MILLER"Laughing and giggling the whole day throush, not a

minute is she ever blue."Course: College Future: Wellesley

French Club I I I , IV; Latin Club I I I ; Basketball I, I I ;Fencing II, Ml; Bowling I, I I ; Rid.ng I, I I ; Swimming I,11; Hockey I, 11, I I I , IV; Christmas Party Committee I ;Assistant Editor of Spotlight II , I I I ; National Honor SocietyI I I , IV; Banner Bearer III ; Junior Play III ; OperettaI I I ; Band I I I ; Chorus I I I , IV; Assistant Treasurer of A. A.I l l ; Chairman of Dance Committee I I I , IV; Trophy Commit-tee I I I ; Editor-in-Chief of Spotlight IV; Senior Play IV.Pet Hobby: Dancing, Margie.

Pet Expression: "Let's do something."

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EDWARD H. MILLER"Eddie"

" I come and go as I please."Course: Commercial Future: Typist or Office Worker

Aviation Club I; Football I I , I I I , Varsity IV; BasketballI I ; Baseball I, I I , Varsity IV.Pet Hobby: Sports—Football and Skating mostly.

HARVEY NATHANIEL MIMS"Nat "

" I t is not good that man should be alone."Course: College Future: Carnegie Institute of Technology

French Club I I I , IV; Dramatic Club I, I I , I I I , IV; Vice-President IV; Biology Club I I ; Photography Club I I ; Avia-tion Club I, I I ; Junior Track Manager I, I I ; Junior FootballI1, Assistant Manager I I I , Manager IV; Chairman Refresh-ment Committee IV; Band I, I I , I I I , IV; Orchestra I, I I ,I I I , IV; Chorus I, I I ; Stud-nt Council IV; Spotlight NewsStaff IV; Operetta I I , I I I ; Crews for Junior Play I I I ; SeniorPlay Cast IV; Fire Drill Squad I I ; Class Flower Committee11 ; Crew for Pinafore I I I ; Sax Quintet I I I ; Banner Bearer I I I ;National Honor Society IV.Pet Hobby: Playing the Sax, Clarinet, and just messin'

Pet Expression: "Why?"

OLCA ETHEL MIRKOVICH"Mi rky"

"Look beneath her surface, let not her worth escape you."Course: Commercial Future: Secretary

Hockey IV; Swimming I; Coif I, I I ; Basketball I, I I .Pet Hobby: Roller Skating

Pet Expression: " I t 's unconstitutional."

MAR]ORIE LOUELLA MISKELLY"Ma rg ie "

"Music like many other things worth living for begins inthe heart."

Course : College Future : Wi lson CollegeLatin Club I I I ; Dramatic Club I I , M l ; French Cluo 111.

IV ; Hockey I, I I . I I I . IV ; Golf I I , I I I ; Basketball I, I I ;Bowling I, I I ; Assembly Program Committee I I , I I I , IV ;National Honor Society I I I , IV; Orchestra I, I I . I l l , I V ;Chorus I I I , IV; Junior Play Crew I I I ; Banner Bearer I I I ;Treasurer of Class I I I ; Senior Annual IV ; Operetta I I , Mi,Dance Committee IV ; Vice-President of Music OrganizationIV; Business Staff of Senior Play.Pet Hobby: Driving, Edna.

Pet Expression: "That 's a heck of a no te ! "

JACK ALEXANDER MODNE"Captain"

"Great modesty often hides great merit."Course: College Future: Eng:

Aviation Club I, I I I ; Slide Rule I, Math Club IV;Club IV; Football I I I , IV; Track I I I , IV; FootballIV; Banner Bearer I I I ; Senior Play Assistant ElecSenior Door Committee; National Honor Society IV.Pet Hobby: Designing

Pet Expression: "Aw! Things an' Stuff."

neerinyFrenchVarsity

cian;

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FREDRIC IVEAN MORRIS"Buddy"

"The pen of a youth, along the features ran and tracedthem like a wand."

Course: College Future: Aeronautical Engineering

Slide Rule Club I; Dramatic Club I I , I I I , IV; Science ClubPresident IV; Track III IV; Junior Play.

Pet Hobby: Modsl AirplanesPet Expression: "Geepers Creepers."

FELIX MODURO MOSES"Fee Leeg"

"A friendly fellow he seemed to be."

Course: General Future: UndecidedScience Club IV; Nominating Committee for Senior

Annual.Pet Hobby: Ice Skating

PHILIP ARTHUR MUSSO"Moose"

"Music has charms alone for peaceful minds."

Course: Ceneral Future: MusicAviation Club I; Track I ; Band I, I I , I I I , IV; Orchestra I,

II, I I I , IV; Chorus II, III ; All County Band II, I I I , IV; Oper-etta I I I .

Pet Hobby: MoviesPet Expression: " I 'm Hungry."

THOMAS MARTIN NOLAN"Bud"

"Cheerfulness and good-will make labor light."

Course: General Future: Avenel Prep

Boys' Sport Club; Football I, I I ; Varsity I I I , IV; Basket-ball I I . I l l , Varsity IV; Baseball I, I I , HI, Varsity IV.

Pet Hobby: Coming home early--in the morningPet Expression: "Howdy Bud.11

RICHARD F, NORDSTROM"Firpo"

"To him who is determined, it remains only to act."Course: General Future: Air-Conditioning

IVAviation Club I, I I ; Rifle Club IV.

Pet Hobby: Flying

Pet Expression: "You will be rewarded in the hereafter.

ROY E. NORDSTROM"Slope"

"An honestBroadcloth w

man, c lose - but ton 'd to the chin ;ithout, and a warm heart within."

Course: General

Basketball Varsity I

II, III.

Pet Hobby: Basketball

Captain

Future: Undecided

Football Varsity I,

WARREN WILLIAM PETERSEN"Pete"

"He was a mild mannered, thoughtful chap."

Course: Commercial Future: UndecidedBoys' Sport Club I; Football I I , I I I . Varsity IV; Basket-

ball I I , I I I , Varsity IV; Track Varsity IV; Interclass Basket-ball ; Banner Bearer I I I ; Representative to the StudentCouncil I I ; "Jerry of Jericho Road" I.Pet Hobby: Hanging around Cesars with the Cenesees

Pet Expression: "What's the dope?"

STEVE PET1"Pete"

"A rare compound of oddity, wit, and intellect."

Course : College Future : Draftsman

Band I, I I , I I I .

Pet Hobby: Swimming

Pet Expression: "Boy! What a butcher."

JOSEPH C. PLUMMER"Joe"

"Serenely I fold my hands and wait, nor care for wind ortide or sea."

Course: College Future: Mass. State College

Photography Club; Science Club; Creative Writing Club,Ice Hockey II , I I I , IV; Track I I I , IV; Senior Play; JuniorPlay.

Pet Hobby: Taxidermy

GEORGE POELTLER"Casey"

"Ability wins us the esteem of true men."

Course: Commercial Future: Lehigh

Boys' Sports Club IV; Football II, Varsity I I I , IV; Base-ball I, Varsity I I , I I I . IV; Basketball I, I I , VarsityII I , IV; Banner Bearer I I I ; National Honor Society I I I , IV;President of Student Council IV.

Pet Hobby: AthleticsPet Expression: "Hawty, Too."

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VICTOR SIEGFRIED RADLINSKI"Pettroff"

1 Fate tried to conceal him by making him small."Future: College

Stage Manager; Track I I , IV.

Pet Hobby: Going to the theatre

H

HELEN VIOLA RANDALL"McNibbs"

"She playeth not for gain, but for sport."

Course: Commercial Future: SecretaryRifle Club I I I ; President of Girls' Athletic Association IV;

Hockey IV; Junior Play.

Pet Hobby: Ping Pong and HikingPet Expression: "Oh,Gee."

JOHN KING REDMON"There's a brave fellow, there's a man of pluck."

Course: College Future: UndecidedMath Club I I I . IV, President IV; French Club IV; Busi-

ness Committee Junior Play I I I ; Business Staff Senior An-nual IV; Business Manager Senior Play IV; Banner Bearer

Pet Hobby: Stamp CollectingPet Expression: Tres Beans!

JAMES NORMAN REILLY"Reilly"

"Every man has business and desire"Course: General Future: College

Assistant Manager of Baseball; Manager of Baseball;Football I I , I I I ; Track IV; Band I, I I , HI, IV; Orchestra I.Pet Hobby: Hunting, Swimming, Fishing

Pet Expression: "So's your sister."

DOROTHY LOUISE REINER"Dot"

"And a nice girl you'll find her."Course: College Future: Cedar Crest College

Belmont, Massachusetts, Junior & Senior High 1 V2years; Photography Club I I I . IV; French Club IV; SeniorMath Club, Secretary IV; Hockey I I I . IV; Golf I I , I I I ;Tennis I I I , IV; Band I I I . IV; Properties Committee ofJunior Play I I I ; Standing Committee of Student Council;Chairman of Trophy Cabinet I I I ; Sax Quintet I I I ; SeniorAnnual Staff Assistant Snap-shot Editor IV; Ticket Com-mittee of the Senior Play IV; Basketball IV.Pet Hobby: Tennis

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WALTER ROBERTS"Wal ly"

"Rhythm in my heart, music in my soul."Course: College Future: Musician

Football I I . I I I . Varsity IV.Pet Hobby: Music

MARGARET ADA ROBINSON"Margy"

"The hand of God gifted her with the finest character."Course: College Preparatory Future: Middlebury

French Club IV; Photography Club IV; Basketball I, I I ;Hockey I, I I , I I I , IV; Golf I I ; Fencing II ; SwimmingI I ; Treasurer of Senior Class; Chairman of Handbook Com-mittee; Trophy Cabinet Committee I I I ; Ticket Manager forJunior Play; Nomination Committee I I ; Ticket Manager forSenior Play; Pennant Committee I I I ; Concessions Com-mittee I I I , IV; Operetta II, III ; Student Council III ; Nation-al Honor Society IV.Pet Hobby: Horse-back Riding

ELIZABETH MARTHA ROOD"Lizzie"

"Some think the world is made for fun and frolic, andso do I."

Course: College Future: SyracuseDramatic Club I, I I , Vice Pres. I l l ; Red Cross I I , I I 1 ;

French Club I I I , IV; Science Club IV; Pres. CreativeWrit ing Club IV; Chess Club I I I ; Basketball I, I I , I I I ;Tennis I I I ; Bowling I I ; Golf I I ; Track I, I I , I I I ; HockeyManager I; Badminton I I I , IV; Student Council I I ; N. B.C. C.; Pinafore I I I ; Pirates of Penzance I I ; Standing Com-mittee Student Council; Assembly Committee; Senior AnnualStaff Quotation Committee; Secretary of Music Organiza-tion IV; Band t i l , IV; Orchestra I I I , IV; Chorus I, I I .I l l , IV; Senior Play Crew; Homeroom Representative I, I I ,I I I , IV; Junior Dance Committee.Pet Hobby: Music

Pet Expression: I'll take vanilla!

EDWIN ROHRER•T"

"A man is known by the silence he keeps."Course: General Future: College

Baseball I, I I . IV; Basketball I; Hockey IV.Pet Hobby:. Music

Pet Expression: "That's what you think.'

JOSEPHINE LORETTA SANTORO" J o "

"Happy is she, clever and wee."Course: General Future: Secretary

Dramatic Club I: Photography Club IV; Shorthand ClubI I ; Basketball I, I I ; Hockey I. I I ; Golf I I I ; Junior Play

Usher; Senior Play; Student Council Representative I, I I .Pet Hobby: Roller Skating

Pet Expression: "Christopher Columbus."

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ANTOINETTE ALICE SANZALONE"Al"

"Motionless torrents, silent cataracts.

Course: Cen2ral Future: Accountant

Shorthand Club, two years.

Pet Hobby: Dancing and Horseback RidingPet Expression: "Oh Yeah!"

CHARLOTTE CHARITY SAUNDERS"Babe"

"Good nature and good sense are usually companions."


Basketball I; Tennis I I ; Hall Monitor.

Pet Hobby: Going PlacesPet Expression: "You're telling me."

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RUTH ELAINE 5CHADE"The smile on her face is a trait of her race,

for happy-go-lucky is she."Course : College Future : Katharine Gibbs

Photography Club I I I , IV; Latin Club I I I ; French ClubII I , IV; Hockey I, I I , I I I , IV; Basketball I, I I , IV; Coif I I ,I I I ; Bowling I, I I ; Tennis I I I , IV; Pinafore Ml; ChorusII I . IV; National Honor Society I I I , IV; Class Treasurer I I ;Spotlight I I , I I I . IV; Banner Bearer I I I ; Trophy CabinetCommittee I I I ; Chairman Junior-Senior Dance CommitteeI I I ; Senior Annual Staff IV; Junior Play I I I ; Senior PlayIV; Secretary to Mr. Dittmer IV.Pet Hobby: Knitting, Riding

WILLIAM ALLEN SCHOLZ, Jr."B i l l "

" I must work, oh! what a waste of time."Course: General Future: Undecided

Chess Club I I I , IV; Math Club IV; Glee Club I; OperettaI; Assistant Manager of Baseball I I . I l l ; Band I; Chorus I;Choir I; Interclass Basketball IV.Pet Hobby: Dancing

Pet Expression: "Ain ' t that duck/."

FREDERICK EDWARD SCHRODER"Fred"

"A rare compound of oddity, wit, and intellect."Course: College Future : Gentleman of Leisure

Aviation Club I; Dramatic Club I, I I , I I I , IV; Chess ClubI I I ; Science Club Ml; Secretary-Treasurer of Boxing ClubII I , IV; Junior-Senior Dance Committee I I I ; Vice-Presidentof Student Council; Vice-President of Senior Class; ProphecyCommittee of Senior Annual; Junior Play; Dramatic ClubPlay; Track I I I , IV.Pet Hobby: Boxing

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ETHEL LOIS SCHULTZE"Bunny"

"Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou Romeo?"

Course: General Future: Secretary

Shorthand Club I; Swimming I I ; Basktball IV; BowlingI; Spotlight Staff IV; Junior Play Usher I I I .

Pet Hobby: DrivingPet Expression: "Hey Pat."

CALVIN SCHWABE"Buddy"

"Strongest minds are often those ot whom the noisy worldknows least."


French I I I ; Science Club IV; Colden " C " IV; Band I, I I .I l l , IV; Orchestra I I , I I I , IV; Union County Band I I ,I I I , IV; Chorus I I I , IV; President Music Organization IV;All State Contest IV.

Pet Hobby: Music

RAYMOND SCOTT"Scotty"

"Where there is music there can be no harm."

Course: College Future: College

Science Club; Operetta I I I ; Business Staff of Senior An-nual IV; Band I, I I , I I I , IV; Orchestra I, I I , I I I , IV; UnionCounty Band I I I , IV; Football I I ; Track I I I , IV; InterclassBasketball IV

Pet Hobby: Playing Trumpet, Ice Skating, Swimming

RICHARD LYFORD SHAW"Peckham"

"He is a stranger yet—to care."

Course: College Future: MillionaireDramatic Club I. II I I I . IV; Boxing Club I I I , IV, Presi-

dent; Science Club I I I ; Track I I , I I I , IV; Football I I ;Homeroom Representative for Student Council IV; SeniorAnnual Staff Chairman of Wi l l Committee IV; Junior Play.Pet Hobby: Boxing

Pet Expression: "Oh—Fuff!"

JOSEPH CONDIT SHEPARD"Joe"

"Let no woman's weapons stain thy man's checks."

Course : College Future: CollegePhotography Club I I I , IV; Treasurer IV; French Club I I I ,

IV, Vice-President IV; Boxing Club I I I , IV, Manager IV;Junior Play Stage Hand I I I ; Class Ring Committee I I I . IV;Usher at Class Night I I I .

Pet Hobby. Athletics and TravelingPet Expression: "O' Boy!"

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E. CALVIN SHIRE

"There's a good time comin' boys, a good time com in1 ."

Courss: College Future: Rutgers Agricultural College

Boxing Club IV; Rifle Club I I ; Math Club IV; Glee ClubI I ; Football I I , I I I ; Track I I I , IV; Inter-class BasketballIV; Junior Play.

Pet Hobby: ProcrastinationPet Expression: "Howdy, Bud."

NORMAN OLIVER SHIRE"Percy"

"Our thoughts and our conduct are our own."

Course: General Future: Executive Secretarial CourseDramatic Club I. I I , III ; Latin Club; English Club; Tennis;

Golf; Swimming; Band and Orchestra I, I I ; I I I .

Pet Hobby: Reading good books and seeing latest movies.Pet Expression: "Really."

HERBERT ALVIN SIMMONS"Simmons"

"A man he seems of a cheerful and confident tomorrow."

Course: General Future: UndecidedRifle Club I I . I l l , IV; Aviation Club I: Football I I , I I I , IV;

Baseball I ; Junior Play; Senior Play; Operetta I I , I I I .

Pet Hobby: Sail.ng

BARBARA ELLEN SINCLAIR"Babs"

"The more talents, the more they will be developed."Course : College Future : Columbia

Science Club I I I ; Creative Writ ing Club IV; BasketballI I , 111, IV; Junior Play Committee 111; Senior Annual IV.Pet Hobby: Swimming

Pet Expression: "Cleeps."

NANCY JANE SINCLAIR

"Attr,Course: College Future: Montclair

French Club I, I I , I I I . IV; Initiation Committee I I I ; Dra-matic Club I. I I . I l l , IV; Chairman of Refreshment Commit-tee I I I ; Eligibility Committee IV; Latin Club IV; SecretaryIV; Chairman of Publicity Committee IV; Hockey I, I I , I I I ,IV; Basketball I I ; Tennis I; Bowling I; Golf I, I I ; RedCross I I I , IV; Ring Committee I I I , IV; Assistant Editor ofSpotlight IV; Exchange Editor of Spotlight IV; Chairman ofSenior Play Reading Committee IV; Class Night Usher I I I ;Senior Play Cast.Pet Hobby: Music

Pet Expression: "Dear Whizz."

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JAMES C. SKINNER"Skin"

"Now my soul hath elbow room."

Course: College Future: CollegeSenior Math Club; Ice Hockey I I I , IV, Co-Captain IV;

Eligibility Committee.

Pet Hobby: Guns

Pet Expression: "When I was in the old country."

ELIZABETH EVANS SMITH"L iz "

"Laugh and be merry, for better is the world with a song."

Course: College Future: Katharine CibbsLatin Club I I I ; French Club I I I . IV; Hockey I, I I ,

I I I , IV; Basketball I, I I ; Studsnt Council Election and Eligi-bility Committee; Chairman of Election Committee; SeniorPlay Business Staff.Pet Hobby; Driving a car

GEORGE MATTHEW SNYDER"Snoop"

"My heart is of wax, to be molded as she chooses."

Course : General Future: Western Union

Track I I , I I I , IV; Interdass Basketball IV.

Pet Hobby: Collecting JunkPet Expression: "Shucks."

MARY ELIZABETH SOMERS"Marie"

"Words a few, thoughts a-plenty."


Shorthand Club I; Hockey I; Basketball.

Pet Hobby: Going to the moviesPet Expression: "Oh Boy!"

WILLIAM E. SPEED"Speed"

" Tis wiser being meek than fierce."

Course: College Future: UndecidedFrench Club I; Science Club I.

Pet Hobby: Fishing and Hunting

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FLORENCE GRACE STEGGALLS"Grace"

"A woman's tongue wags like a lamb's tai l ."

Course : General Future : Undecided

Shorthand Club; Basketball I I , I I I ; Swimming I I ; Hockey11 ; Junior Play Committee; Red Cross Council; AssemblyCommittee.

Pet Hobby: Eating, talkingPet Expression: "Oh My!"

MARIAN ELLEN STEPHENS"Steve"

"Sudden thought came flushing her brow."

Course: Commercial Future: SecretaryShorthand Club I; Girls' Glee Club; Basketball; Tennis;

Spotlight Staff IV; Chorus I, I I .

Pet Hobby: Collecting ThingsPet Expression: "Oh, Gee!"

ROLAND W. STOUT'Knowledge is power."


Aviation Club; Assembly Program Committee.

Pet Hobby: Motor Boating

PAUL V. H. SVENDSEN" I can because I think I can."

Course: Scientific Future: Colorado School of Mines(Mining Engineer)

Photography Club; Science Club; Biology Club, Mathe-matics Club.Pet Hobby: Mineralogy, travel.

Pet Expression: "By Yumpin' Yimminy."

ALFRED BENJAMIN TRAVERS" A l "

"A good man possesses a kingdom."

Course: General Future: Butcher

Pet Hobby: Cutting UpPet Expression: "Nuts"

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MARGA ELFREDA TROMPELT"Margaret"

"An open hand, an easy shoe, and a hope to make ih?day go through."

Course: Central Future: Unknown

Coif I, I I , I I I ; Red Cross Representative I I I ; SpotlightTypist IV.

Pet Hobby: Reading and Sleeping

Pet Expression: "Do you feel all right?"

WILLIAM EDGAR TYREE"Uncle Bi l l '

" I ask no favors and shrink from no responsibility."

Course: College Future: UndecidedFootball I, I I ; Inter-Class Basketball I; Banner Bearer

I I I ; Vice-President of |unior Class; Band I, I I , I I I , IV;Orchestra I, I I .

Pet Hobby: Running for trains, buses, etc.

MILDRED EMILY UMMER"Mi l l ie"

"Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind."

Course: College Future: Business SchoolLatin Club I I I ; French Club IV; Basketball I, I I , I I I ; Serv-

us Ball I; Fencing I I ; Banner Bearer I I I - National HonorSociety IV.

Pet Hobby: Telling Peggy what her homework is.

ANNE CENEVIEVE VALENTINO"Tinka"

"A sunny nature wins lasting friendship everywhere."

Course: General Future: UndecidedScience Club; Nature Club ; Sport Club I; Dramatic Club;

Basketball I, I I , I I I , IV; Hockey I, I I , IV; Tennis I,I I ; I I I , IV; Golf I; Swimming I; Badminton; Skating.

Pet Hobby: Eating

Pet Expression: "Take it easy or you'll knock yourself out."

RICHARD A. VANDERMADE"Dick"

"Of open heart and friendly nature."

Course: College Future: CollegeDramatic Club I; Senior Math Club; Aviation Cub I;

Eligibility Committee IV; Fire Drill Monitor; Senior PlayCast; Track IV.

Pet Hobby: Wood Working

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ALBERT HAROLD VOLCKMANN"Zeke"

"Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit."


Boys' Sports Club; Football I I , I I I . Varsity IV; BasketballII, I I I , Vars.ty IV; Baseball I, I I . Varsity II I , IV; TrackII I , IV.

Pet Hobby: Baseball

DOROTHEA LAURENE VRADENBURC"Rene"

"A taster talker I've yet to hear."

Course: General Future: Secretary

Point System I, I I ; Student Council I; Sport Club I-Basketball I, I I , I I I ; Hockey I; Tennis I I I ; Swimming I-Golf I.

Pet Hobby: Dancing

JANE MARIE WALLACE"Patty"

"Life is what we make it."

Course: General Future: Modeling SchoolHockey I, I I , IV; Basketball I, I I ; Chorus I, I I .

Pet Hobby: Listening to the radio

Pet Expression: "I wouldn't know."

DORIS WANKO"Dot"

"A kind true heart, A spirit high."

Course: Commercial Future: SecretaryAthletic Association Treasurer; Spotlight Typist; Basket-

ball.Pet Hobby: Reading

Pet Expression: "Hi- lo."

BARBARA FARROW WATERS"Barbe"

"For the virtuous maiden employment is enjoyment."

Course: College Future: N. ]. C.Bicycle Club I; Dramatic Club II, I I I , IV; Group Chair-

man IV; "Three Live Ghosts" I I I ; Debating Club I I I ;Science Club, Treasurer IV; French Club IV; CreativeWriting Club IV; Hockey I, I I , I I I ; Basketball I, I I ,IV; Badminton IV; Junior Play I I I ; Chairman of Motto Com-mittee I I ; Spotlight News Staff II , I I I , Associate Editor IV;Senior Annual Art Editor; Red Cross Council I; Senior PlayCommittee; Banner Bearer III .Pet Hobby: Creative writing and swimming

Pet Expression: "Did I ever tell you the joke about . . .?

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MARGARET KETER WET) EN"Peggy"

"There is a great deal of deviltry beneath her mild exterior."

Course: College Future:: Cee, I don't knowDramatic Club II, I I I , IV; Latin Club I I I ; Biology Club I I ;

Creative Writing Club IV; Basketball I, I I . I l l , IV; HockeyI, I I , I I I ; Fencing I I ; Tennis I I ; Coif I, I I , I I I , IV; Spot-light Staff IV; junior Play; Dramatic Club Play III .

Pet Hobby: Asking Mildred what my homework is

VIRGINIA ARLENE WHEELER"Cinny"

"Sweetly sedate and serious."

Course: Commercial Future: BusinessShorthand Club I; Basketball I, I I , IV; Bowling I, Tennis

I, I I .

Pet Hobby: Scrap books.Pet Expression: "Hertzie, I'm mad!"

PATRICIA WILD"Patty"

"Her air has a meaning, her movements a grace.You turn from the fairest to gaze on her face."


French Club I I ; Hockey I, I I , I I I , IV; Basketball I;Riding.Pet Hobby: Riding

ELISABETH WILLIAMS"Betty"

"To a young heart everything is fun."

Course: College Future: UndecidedHockey I, I I , Ml, IV; Basketball I, I I ; Fencing

I I ; Bowling I I ; Riding I, I I , I I I .

Pet Hobby: Riding

JOHN GORDAN WILLIS"W i l l "

"No fidget and no reformer, just a calm observer."

Course: General Future: College

Aviation Club I.

Pet Hobby: Listening to the radio

Pet Expression: "Oh. beans!"

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ELEANOR V. BARBARA WYSOCKI"Eleanor"

"Few can possess such qualities of cheerful ways andfriendliness."

Course: Commercial Future: Business

Dramatic Club I, I I , President I I I ; Basketball I I ;Tennis I I ; Student Council I; President Sophomore Class I I ;Business Staff Spotlight I I ; Assistant Business Manager Spot-light I I I , IV; Senior Play IV; )umor Sub Committee I I I ;Operetta I; "Pirates of Penzance" I I ; " H. M. S. Pinafore"IN; Election Committee I; Treasurer Student Council IV;Junior Play Crew I I I ; Senior Annual Staff IV; NationalHonor Society I I I , IV.

Pet Hobby: Muriel and collecting money.

Pet Expression: "Cot 'n'thing to eat?"

MARY-JANE YEAKEL" M . | ."

"A studious miss who shoves all folly aside."

Course: College Future: NursingPhotography Club I, Dramatic Club I; Biology Club, Sec-

retary I I ; Latin Club I I I ; Hockey I, I I I ; Basketball I, I I ,Ml; Colt I, I I ; Orchestra I, I I , I I I ; Associate Editor of theSpotlight IV; Editor-in-Chief of Senior Annual IV; "Piratesof Penzance" I I ; " H . M. S. Pinafore" I I I ; Usher ClassNight I I I ; Usher Senior Play; National Honor Society IV.

Pet Hobby: RidingPet Expression: "Oh, wel l ! "

LOUISE MARGARET YOUNG"Hertzie"

"Another silent member but a glowing ember"

Course : General Future : Nursing

Shorthand Club 1 ; Photography Club 1 ; Science Club IV;Basketball; Tennis.

Pet Hobby; TennisPet Expression: "Hey Cinny."

LAURA ELIZABETH ZICKLER"Zicky"

"A quiet retiring nature."

Course: Commercial Future: BookkeeperShorthand Club I; Red Cross I; Sport Club I; Basketball;

Fencing.

Pet Hobby: Crocheting.Pet Expression: "O. K '

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CLASS OFFICERS

C L A S S H I S T O R YWhen we, the Class of 1938 entered Cleveland High School, we all

had a feeling that we were destined to have something unusual happen tous. To start things rolling we chose for sophomore officers Eleanor Wysocki,president; Jack Arnesen, vice-president; Alex Bell, secretary; and RuthSchade, treasurer. The chrysanthemum became the class flower. "Deeds,not words" was immortalized as our motto, and crimson and silver wereordained to decorate the programs of the Junior Sub and Junior-Senior Prom

After the loss of our Junior president, Carol Morrison, Harold Crimeswas elected to step into her unoccupied shoes, wi th Wi l l iam Tyree rightbehind him. Marjorie Miskelly threatened us w i th dire consequences ifwe didn't pay our dues, and Muriel Lindsay read the minutes at classmeetings. Two one-act plays were given, followed by dancing, to carry outthe Junior Play tradition, and we moved on into our Senior year.

Wi l l iam Carroll became the gavel-wielder wi th Fred Schroder to helph im ; Margaret Robinson worried over our money matters, and Alice Blackrecorded the events at meetings.

Af ter the Christmas holidays we fulf i l led our destiny when the wholeschool picked up its belongings and transferred to the new building at WestEnd Place. This gave us the honor of being the first class to graduate from"Dear New C. H, S." It also gave us something smaller than Freshmento tr ip over—the 7th and 8th graders—the Freshmen having learned todefend themselves. The Senior House Warming was the first dance givenin the new gym, and a large profit was made. The Senior Play, "CrowingPains" was presented in March, and we were told that it was the bestSenior play ever put on.

And so we come to the end by wishing the Class of '39 as much successas we have enjoyed.

"Rah' Rah1 C. H. S.!"

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C L A S S P R O P H E C Y"Wel l , Fred, do you still prefer to remain a bachelor after seeing how happily

married Elinore and I are?" Thus we sat down to dinner, the seven of us, Elinore and I.our husbands, the twins, and our dinner guest, our old classmate Fred Schroder. Aftertelling each other how little we had changed after all these years (knowing all the timewe couldn't have recognized each other without calling cards) I started again to find outabout Fred's ideas on marriage.

"You know this bachelor life isn't all it is supposed to be. Frankly I've heard there'sno comfort to it whatsoever."

"Truthfully, Louise," answered Fred, "I 've heard it is much more comfortable thanthe thorny road of matrimony."

The husbands interrupted, as husbands have a habit of doing and reminded us thatwe were here to discuss details for our round-the-world trip. It took us all the rest of

dinner and the evening to iron out the details — such as, which liner; should we take thetwins; should we take the golf clubs and in what neighbor's care should we leave the dog.

The next day we started our shopping tour at Bon wit Teller's. We were greetedby Charles Albury, dapper floor walker, who directed us to the Children's Department.Doris Byrnes, one of the clerks, satisfied our needs.

From there we went to Stern's. In the coat department we bumped into LucyDi Tullio, who was shopping with her four little boys. Louise called the twins" attentionto little Wallie and Will ie Cheser who were accompanied by their parents, Dr. and Mrs.Cheser.

We four went to luncheon at Berardinelli's Spaghetti Shoppe where we were greetedby the proprietor himself. He told us we had just missed Betty Merrill, the well-knownnurse, and her chum, Janet Cross, who was teaching at Katharine Cibbs School.

Six P. M.! We went to meet our husbands and Fred for dinner at the Hotel WaldorfAstoria. To our surprise the featured orchestra of the evening was Wally Roberts andhis Sophisticated Syncopators. He introduced Miss Vallera Conshors, soloist for theevening.

The night before sailing the five of us decided to do the town. We started at theage-old Stork Club. Seated at the table across from us was New York's famed playboy,Joe Plummer, and with him was the famous model, Patty Wild.

Later on at another club we were amazed to spy Jane McCinnis, our former schoolmate,graciously selling cigarettes.

We wound up in the early morning at Chi Ids'. The hostess, Patricia Jewell, seatedus.

The next day, at the pier, we saw Mrs. Beam and Mrs. Bail are bidding farewell totheir husbands who were leaving on a tour through the wilds of Africa. Their interpreter,Will iam Scholz, was accompanying them.

The steward, Edwin Ensor, showed us to our staterooms and introduced us to thestewardess, Patricia En right, who took a great liking to the twins. We learned fromthem that the head chef was none other than Victor Radlinski.

The passenger list showed us that Admiral and Mrs. Nathaniel Mims; CountessOlivia Van Ostaff, the former Mary Hosmer; Mildred Jansen, famous mannequin; MarjorieMiskelly, leader of the well-known swing orchestra; and Eleanor Cunvaldsen, U. S. Secre-tary of State, were among those crossing with us.

The captain of the boat. Sir Herbert Simmons, was the master of ceremonies at theentertainment on the last night.

When we arrived in London one of the first functions we attended was the opera.During the course of the evening we met Alex Bell, Dartmouth football coach; RichardAndrews, chemical engineer; Curtis Hallbert, head photographer of the Life Magazine;Eleanor Metz, President of the London branch of the Thursday Morning Club; BarbaraWaters, Joke Editor of the Punch Magazine; and in the orchestra pit we discovered PhilMusso.

Of course we had to stop in Paris for the Exposition. The first day of our visit weattended a fashion show put on by Janice Barnes and Isabel Fairweather I well-knownfashion designers) . The clothes were modeled by Helen Franklin, better known as thewife of the French aviator, Orville De Trix; blonde Ruth Schade, third wife of Lord Ron-vater IV; and Ethel Schultze, famous Parisian model.

From here we hurried over to the Palais De La Danse where Edna Miller was makingbox office history. Charles Binder was doing an adagio dance with Marian Stephens andDoris Bogen was doing interpretive dancing.

Passing a sidewalk cafe we noticed Lester Bishop, Paris Playboy, accompanied by twolovely redheads, one of whom we recognized as none other than Pete Franklin, a youngwidow.

From Pans we dropped down to Spain. In Madrid, the king of the spring festivalwas Edward Cole, Chicago financier, and queen was Frances Mac Phail, former debutante.Olga Mirkowich, New York dancer, led a special number. Going farther into the countrywe located Barbara Sinclair, world-known poet, in her charming castle. Visiting her washer sister, Nancy, petite society matron. There also, we met Charles Kiami — famous

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soldier of fortune — and their other house guests, Jack Jensenius and Camp Hopkins,who had just completed their walking tour around southern Europe. It was hinted thatthey might soon need the services of Jack Henning, internationally famous chiropodist.Before leaving Madrid we stopped to see one of its traditional bull fights. We werethrilled by the matadors lack Modne, George Leavitt, and John Redmon. Crossing theborder to leave Spain we encountered the Nordstrom brothers, Richard and Roy, havinga little trouble trying to get their stunt act into the country.

Back again — speeding over southern France, the newspapers told us that the heroof the hour in Monte Carlo was E. Calvin Shire, Jr., who has just had the honor lor luck)to break the bank. On the beach at Nice were Eleanor Wysocki and her chum MurielLindsay taking a hard earned vacation from their exclusive Fifth Avenue dress shop.Resting a day at Cannes from the constant journey Fred told us he had met the famousgolf pros., George (Casey) Poeltler and Harold Crimes, battling for the cup offered bynone other than Dick Vandermade, the owner of the Safer-Than- Sure -Safety -FastenerCompany. While exploring the town, Elinore and Louise ran into Elizabeth Smith andMargaret Robinson searching frantically for some antique mirrors for their homes inScarsdale.

Resuming the tour with new vigor we went to Rome -— to see the ancient marvels.At the station we were greeted by hordes and hordes of people. We smiled feebly, won-dering why on earth we should receive such an ovation.

We realized that we were mistaken as the crowd surged toward the last car. Fromit emerged the great matinee idol, William (Petruchio) Herzog and his manager and pressagent •— Harold Davis. Outside of the city, digging beside the Appian way we foundProfessor Dora Finch and her assistant Helen Martin, Professor Thomas Greene and hisassistant Felix Moses — all archeologists looking for the ruins of Ancient Rome. Movingon to Venice we found Roy Brinkerhoff. president of the Gondoliers' Union, who hadadded the modem touch to "gondoliering." It was rumored throughout the town that hisbusiness was suffering on account of the competition offered by the Markowich Speed-boat Company.

Flying toward Switzerland, our pilot pointed out Professor Chinery in a balloon ob-serving the stars . . . Arriving at St. Moritz we met Dorothy Dengler, the head skiinstructor. Among her pupils were Margaret Trompelt, U. S. Secretary of War, andAlbert Volckmann, personal secretary to Roland Stout, the head of internationally famousbroadcasting studios. Louise Young, television artist was also trying her luck at thesport. Duchess Von Swizzpauli I alias Alice Ruth Black) registered herself and her sevenhandsome little dukes as we were leaving for Berlin. There Josephine Bostinto and JosephineSantoro were the rage of the town as the "Singing Jo's". In the company with them was thatfamous trombone player, Calvin Schwabe, and clever comedian, Steve Peti, with his stooge,Mary Laucus. The human cannon balls, Marguerite Hess and John Feduniak, were startlingall of Berlin.

On to Moscow! Our attention was called to an approaching train by the lusty bassvoice of John Caffrey. Here Edward Cosmos and Gordon Grau, automobile salesmen, weretrying their luck at selling Fords to Russians. We enjoyed a completely Americanizeddinner at the home of the famous scientist, Richard Shaw. There also were Norman Shire,economist, and Betty Williams, New York dress buyer. The vegetables were supplied byRaymond Scott and Jack Willis, who were running a cooperative farm just outside Moscow.—Still hitch-hiking.—this time to Vladivostok, was Paul Svendsen. In Siberia, we were toldof the imprisonment of Joe Shepard, due to the use of blasphemy in referring to the Sovietgovernment. Showing the Russians just how to dig ditches were Raymond Collins and EdwinRohrer. We went southward toward Tibet where Miss Elizabeth Rood was doing notablemissionary work accompanied by Dorothy Reiner and Pastor Philip Conley. Fighting onthrough the wilderness was a party of explorers consisting of Emma Beese, Jeanne French,Vera Kovacs, Harry Harrison, Ruth Keyser, Edward, Miller, and Alfred Travers all searchingfor Shangri-La.

In Tokio we bumped into Skelly Carroll paying off a bet by pulling a jinrikisha aroundthe city for three days dressed in shorts. At a Japanese night club Dorothea Bonhag, ThomasDineen, Marie Somers and Jack Arnesen all students at the University of Toykanna wereattempting to teach the Japanese the age-old Suzy-O.

In Australia hunting kangaroos were Alfred Brown and William Tyree, they wereattempting to bring twn nr three back fnr Yellowstone Park in our own United States.

The city of Sydney was a pleasant sight. We really didn't expect to find it so civilized.The greatest surprise however was "The Brass Lantern Tea Room" doing a wonderful business.We found that it was owned equally by Edna Gipson, Charlotte Saunders, Bernice Hudson andBernice Durham.

On the boat going from Australia we stopped off at Honolulu to find Constance Glenden-ning and Mercie Franke teaching dancing to the natives or vice-versa. Touring the rest ofthe island we met Christine Bnrezeka, an economics teacher, Doris Broadwell, home nursingteacher, and Selma Brod, English teacher, all taking vacations from their teaching activitiesat C. H. S.

As the boat entered San Francisco, its decks filled with passengers, our attention wassuddenly drawn to a group of people on the Golden Gate Bridge. Suddenly we saw a manleap off the side. We were horror-stricken. A wave of murmurs crept over the crowd. Atelephone call assured us that it was no suicide—but Jimmy Skinner, dare-devil stunt manof Hollywood. (continued on page 88)

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C L A S S W I L LWe, the Senior Class of Cranford High School, New Jersey, being of sound and

d.sposing mind, memory and understanding, do make, publish, and declare the followingto be our last will and testament, hereby revoking and annulling any and all wills by usat any time heretofore made.

1. I, Louise Young, bequeath my means of transportation to Pearl Torgersen in orderto eliminate any competition.

2. I, William Carroll, leave my collection of bow ties to anyone who can get them fromHarold Davis.

Albert Volckmann, turn over my fast ball to Robert Tuttle.3.

4.

5.6.7.8.9,

10,

1 1.

12.

13.14.15.

16.

17.18.19.20.21.22.23.24.25.

26.

27.28.

29.30.31.32.33.34.35.36.37.

38.

39.

I, Ceorge Chinery, leave to Cliff Blimp Schindler the right to speak for a corporation,and also to have it carry weight.

I, Alice Black, will my classic profile to Leo Sacarny.

I, Eleanor "Shorty" Cunvaldsen, leave my memory to Alfred "Longy" Crickowski.

I, Jack Arnesen, leave my ability to play "cowboy" to Walter Cooper.

I, William Scholz, will my dancing pose to Douglas Lisk,

I, Patty Wild, will my sophistication to Jeanette Me Cormack.

I, Alex Bell, leave my love for athletics to that two fisted freshman, Alex Mitchell.

I, Virginia Wheeler, leave to Violet Decker the key to my cedar chest, so that herlong desire to read my "Brooklyn mail" may be fulfilled.

I, Ray Collins, leave to anyone sitting in the third seat in Room 8, all the chewinggum under the seat.

I, Doris Broadwell, bequeath my bashful brother to the girls of Cranford High.I, Ed Cole, leave my yellow roadster to anyone with a gallon of gas.I, Christine Borezeka, leave my knowledge of the Creeks to that Cod of Fire, Dickie

Marriner.Money I have none, but my love, I leave to Everyone. The Homespun Philosopher —

Jack Caffrey.I, Edwin Ensor, give "Joe Banana" to Miss Miff I in.We, the Senior Class, give Miss Teague's Swatzicker to Ewald Scheutze.1, Margaret Robinson, treasurer of the Senior Class, leave on the Westbound train.I, Charles Albury, leave all the seats I " l i f ted" in Assembly to Mr. Clement.I, Fred Schroder, donate my horse laugh to Herbert Scholz.I, Norman Shire, bequeath my vocal talent to Andy Devine.1, Dick Vandermade, take Jane Me Cinnis with me.I, |ack Jensenius, leave my good manners. Now I do not have them any more.We, Elinor Francis and Louise Henofer, leave "Sadie and Emma" to the local garbage

man.We, Cherrie Carberry and Alex Beli, leave the family rolling pin to Dorothy Berko-

witch and Herbert Hazen.I, |oe Shepard, bequeath my boxing form to "punch and beauty."We, the Senior Class, donate a bus to Connie O'Brian in which to take home her

many hitch-hikers.I, Casey Poeltler, leave many broken hearts in C. H. S.I, |ack Henning, bequeath my pipe and track shoes to Arthur Modne.I, Harold Davis, leave my hot air to the school radiators.I, Philip BerardineMi, will my strike-out to August Delassandns.I, Roy Brinkerhoff, bequeath my trucking to Adam Di Tullio.I, Ceorge Leavitt, leave my pep, wim, and wigor to Warren Satter.I, Pete Franklin, will my "sitdownitis" to June Skinner.I, Jimmy Skinner leave my way with the women.I, Ethel Schutfze, leave my collection of boys' handkerchiefs to the flatterers of the

Junior Class.I, Pat Enright. leave my beauty box homework club to anyone having time during

classes.We, the Wil l committee, Cherne Carberry, Dick Shaw, and Roland Stout, leave.

SENIOR SUPERLATIVESBOY

Harold Crimes .

Haro'd Crimes .

Harold Crimes .

George Poeltler .

Jimmy Skinner .

Lester Bishop

Roy Brinkerhoff

Harold Crimes .

Dick Shaw /Fred Schroder(

Wi l l iam Carroll .

Wi l l i am Carroll .


Joe Plummer

George Leavitt .

George Leavitt .


Mr. West . .

Tr,g . . . .

Dick Doyle . .

Edward Cosmos .

Harold Crimes .

Fred Schroder

Roy Brinkerhoff

Harold Davis

Harold Crimes .

Walter Roberts .

Victor Radlinksi


Nat Mims

Harold Davis

Paul Erickson

Wi l l i am Carroll .

Lester Bishop

Charles Albury .

Lester Bishop


Most Popular

Most Attractive Personality

. Best Disposition .

Biggest Blusher . .

. . . Best Dressed . . . .

Best Manners . .

. Best Dancer . . . .

Heartbreakers . .

Best Chums . . . .

Peppiest . . . .

Done Most for Class of '38

. . Most Ambitious . . .

. . . Quietest . . . .

Most Studious

Most Promising

. Done Most for C. H. S. . .

. Favorite Teacher .

Favorite Class

. . . Tallest . . . .

. . . Shortest . . . .

. . Most Athlet ic . . .

. . Most Artist ic . . .

. Most Entertaining . .

. Most Attract ive Smile .

. . Best A l l Round . . .

Class Musician

. . . Class Poet . . . .

. . . Best Actor . . . .

. . . Best Mixer . . . .

Heaviest Line

. . Most Bashful . . .

. Class Clown . . . .

Most Sophisticated

Laziest . . . .

Neatest . . . .

. . Most Talkative . . .

GIRL

. Edna Mil ler

Eleanor Wysocki

Eleanor Wysocki

. Marion Stevens

. . . Patty W i l d

. Jane McGinnis

Elizabeth Rood

. . . Ruth Schade

\ Muriel Lindsay/Eleanor Wysocki

Mary Hosmer

Eleanor Wysocki

Eleanor Wysocki

Mildred Ummer

Vera Kovacs

Eleanor Wysocki

Eleanor Wysocki

Miss Teague

English

. Mildred Jansen

Eleanor Cunvaldsen

. . Helen Randall

. Mildred Jansen

Mary Hosmer

. Edna Miller

Eleanor Wysocki

. Marjorie Miskelly

Barbara Sinclair

Louise Henofer

Eleanor Wysocki

Elizabeth Rood

Mildred Ummer

. . . Al ice Black

. . . Patty W i l d

Dorothy Dengler

. Jane McGinnis

Grace Steggalls

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T H E S E N I O R P L A YThe first Senior Play to be presented in the new auditorium was given

on the evenings of March 18 and 19. The play, "Crowing Pains," was asatire on adolescent youth. Its fast moving action and snappy dialogue wereexcellently received by a record breaking audience. Under the capabledirection of Miss Alice L. Mathews, the cast gave a highly commendableperformance.

Cast of CharactersWilliam Carroll

Josephine SantoraSeymour CheserLouise Henofer

Nat MimsCamp Hopkins

Joseph PlummerHarold Davis

Helen FranklinConstance Clendenning

Muriel Lindsay. Ruth SchadeEleanor Wysocki

Edna MillerWilliam Herzog

Elinore FrancisThomas Greene

Frisky BargosMercie Franke

George MclntyreTerry MclntyreProfessor MclntyreMrs MclntyreBrianHalOmarDutchMrs. PattersonElsie PattersonJaneMiriamPattyPrudenceTraffic OfficerSophiePeteRascalVivian

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hxtras—Nancy Sinclair, Fred Schroder, Rita Hashim, Dick Vandermade,Calvin Shire, Buddy Morris, Marjorie Miskelly, Elizabeth Smith.

Crews

Stage Manager . . . . . . . Victor RadlinskiCrew—Herbert Simmons, Joe Shepard, Jack Jensenius, Peggy Wetjen

Lighting Crew . . . . . George Leavitt, Jack Modne

Property Crew . . Frances MacPhail, Alice Black, Mercie Franke

Costume Crew . Patricia Jewell, Isabel Fairweather, Elizabeth Rood

Sponsor . . . . . . . . Miss Helen Bass

Business Manager . . . . . . . John RedmonStaff—Margaret Robinson, Eleanor Metz, Elizabeth Smith, Marjorie

Miskelly, Dora Finch, Patricia Jewell.Cover Design . . . . . . . . Patricia Jewell

Head Usherette Dora FinchUsherettes—Barbara Waters, Peggy Wetjen, Doris Bogen, Betty Merrill,

Mary Jane Yeakel, Barbara Sinclair, Marguerite Hess, Helen Randall,Lucy DiTullio, Anne Valentino.

Prompters . . . . . . Jane McCinnis, Betty Massa

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J U N I O R C L A S S

President .

Vice-President

Secretary .

Treasurer .

Horace Potter

Andres Billias

Elinor Dengler

Shirley Strong

Representative to Student CouncilCalvert Downey

Sponsor . . . . Mr. Loveland

S O P H O M O R E

W e give you the members of the Class of ' 41 , commonly called

the Freshmen. They are fortunate indeed to spend their four years in our

new school. W i t h the excellent facilities afforded them they should

become an efficient and prominent group. From the class of ' 38—to the

class of '41—have as much fun as we have had in the four fleet years.

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Due to the resignation of Miss Pray, Mr. West was appointed thesponsor for the class at the beginning of the school year.

The Junior Class waited until spring to give its annual JuniorSubscription Dance, which is usually held in November in order to usethe new gymnasium. The affair proved highly successful and original.The class hopes to accomplish much in its senior year.

Good Luck Juniors! May you have a successful year as Seniors!

President, Roy Daniels; Vice-President, Margaret Diradourian;Secretary, Miriam Graff; Treasurer, Bill Plummer; Student CouncilRepresentative, Leo Panasewitz; Sponsor, Mr. West.

The Sophomores have just be-come organized this year. Theychose as their class colors blue andwhite. Their class motto is "Facta,non Verba". Their class flower isthe gardenia.

The Sophomores have inaugu-rated tha Sophomore Dance. Ittook place on April Fools' Day andwas very successfully conducted.

F R E S H M A N C L A S S

At last the Freshmen have lost their distinction of being the

smallest in the school. We are sure they are as pleased as we are to

see the seventh graders, latest and briefest additions to the High-School.

However, in spite of their size, they are already beginning to form

class organizations.

E I G H T H G R A D E

S E V E N T H G R A D E

We welcome the eighth graders in this their first year wi th the

upper classmen. Although they wil l also be the first eighth grade which

is unable to conduct the customary graduation exercises, we feel sure

that this loss wi l l be offset by certain privileges, such as being able to

see and meet the Seniors daily.

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V - m «i tzmsam. ^ v

T I V I T I E S

\

STUDENTCOUNCIL

President . .Vice PresidentTreasurerSecretary .Sponsor .

George PoelrierBrewster PorcellaEleanor Wysocki

Harold CrimesMr. Zimmerman

The student body found it a difficult but pleasanttask to adjust itself to the new surroundings. Theoutstanding work of our student Council in helpingwith this situation was the publication of the hand-book, "Cranford Highspots". We are deeply indebtedto them for this valuable piece of work.

Elizabeth SmithMuriel LindsayMillie Di Tullio. Harold DavisJane McCinnis

Bill TyreeLeo Panasewitz

Election Committee ChairmanEligibility Comm. Chairman . . .Assembly Program Comm. ChairmanHouse & Grounds Comm. Chairman .Point System Comm. Chairman . .Senior Class RepresentativeJunior Class RepresentativeSophomore Class Representative . . Calvert DowneySpotlight Representative . . . Marjorie Trumbauer

HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES

Roy NordstromDick ShawLester BishopRuth PeggOhve StoryRoy KnudsenRoy DanielsBill Sprolelames PorcellaBetty ScarbroughPhilip Berardinelli

Gladys (enseniusBill LowellTed JacobsenAnn HoltClarence MenzerOlympia MontiniCalvin SchwabeBill PlummerErnest GeblerAlfred HascekDavid Sterrett

Edward PoeltlerLucy Di TullioNat MimsHenry BartelsCherrie CarberryShirley GoldbergJack FastRichard GliddenCarol TrumbauerBetty Jean Spittlerlean Okell

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Point System Committee: Sponsor, Miss Whitacre;Chairman, |ane McGinnis. Members: Dorothy White,Marjorie Schults, Eddie Locke, Philip McGinnis, BillMeyer, Marian Levy.

Eligibility Committee: Sponsor, Mr. West; Chair-man, Muriel Lindsay. Members: Lester Bishop, DickVandermade, Constance Clendenning, Marie Braud.

Election Committee: Sponsor, Mr. Griffiths; Chair-man, Elizabeth Smith. Members: June Skinner, MarieBraud, Richard Guy, Scoville Hager.

House and Grounds Committee: Chairman, HaroldDavis. 1. Bulletin Board Committee: Chairman,Carol Caldwell, Doris Mahan. 2. Trophy CabinetCommittee; Chairman, Bob Jacobus; Le Roi Laurion,Jack Vogel, Ralph Neeld, Richard Guy.. 3. Fire DrillCommittee: Chairman, Bill Plummer; Harold Davis,Harold Grimes, Gordon Grau, Victor Radlinski, AlfredFricke, Roland Stout, Jack Modne. Edwin Ensor,George Poeltler.

STANDINGCOMMITTEES

USHERS

Frances MacPhailWill iam MeyerTheodore LitwinVirginia McCulloughSelina HaagensenAileen MacMeekinAlfred FrickeBetty ScarbroughHilda KnudsenDorothy DenglerRoy KnudsenCharles Rominger

Elinor DenglerHarlon DrewRoy DanielsShirley StrongHelena TomcyzkLucy Di TullioMargaret DiradourianWinifred MillerBill CordesSam CanningFrank Burr

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NATIONALHONOR

SOCIETY

The Keystone and the Flaming Torch, emblems ofthe National Honor Society, readily suggest that theysymbolize Character, Scholarship, Leadership, andService. Those selected for the organization areexpected to possess these qualities. Ten per cent ofthe Seniors, and five per cent of the |uniors, standingin the upper quarter of their class are eligible formembership each year.

Those Seniors who were selected last year are:Mercie Franke, Mary Elizabeth Franklin, Muriel Lind-say, Edna Miller, Marjorie Miskelly, George Poeltler,Ruth Schade, ^nd Eleanor Wysocki.

The following students were chosen this year:IUNIORS

Alfred Fricke Brewster PorcellaMiriam Graff Marjorie SchultsInge Hardvendel June SkinnerBill Meyer Bob Sterrett

SENIORSAlice BlackWilliam CarrollSeymour CheserLouise HenoferFrances MacPhailJane McGinnis

Eleanor MetzNat MimsJack ModneJohn RedmonMargaret RobinsonMildred Umrmer

Mary-Jane Yeakel

Sponsor—Mr. Clement

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President . .Vice-PresidentSecretaryTreasurerSponsor

Bert TuszynskiLauramae Walters

Betty ScarbroughElaine Shire

Miss Abrams

The Red Cross Council has had a very active pro-gram this year under the direction of its able presi-dent, Bert Tuszynski. To add to the money securedby its annual membership drive, it has been giventhe checking-room concession for school affairs. Thiswill help defray the expenses involved in a party givenfor Bonnie Burn and other welfare work.

This organization, a part of the National Red Crosscentered at Washington, is working in collaborationwith the local PTA and Welfare Association. Becauseof the new Junior-Senior High School the seventh andeighth grades have been included in the Council thisyear.

RED CROSSCOUNCIL

MEMBERS

Allan BallardDoris BogenMarie BraudDorothea BrownCarol CaldwellJack CaffreyAnna Mae DoerhoeferConnie DozoisValeria DonaldDora FinchAnn CrozanAnna HannisEileen Hannah

Catherine HannonVirginia HashimLucile HenningPatricia |ewellBob KettleAnna KaesarEthel KoepplerBette JacobiElinore MetzMildred MatthewsDoris MahanAlfred RahnGrace Reade

Arthur RauchfussFrances SarafinBeatrice SarafinBetty ScarbroufjhElaine ShireHelena TomczykBert TuszynskiLauramae WaltersPeter WargoFred WehrumVeronica WysockiRuth Yater

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President . . . .V ice-Pres ident . . .Secretary . . . .Treasurer . . . .Sponsor . . . .

Jane McC inn i s. . . Robert Rath

Ol ive Douglas)oe Shephard

Miss Estabrook

PHOTOGRAPHYCLUB

The Photography Club has continued to be one ofthe most popular and interesting clubs. Since arriv-ing at the new school the interest of the club hascentered around its new dark room. Members arefinding it possible to get much more practical ex-perience in their new surroundings. School activitiescan be photographed and in a few minutes the fin-ished picture csn be bought at a nominal charge. Itwas decided this year that the club would hold itsfirst annual exhibition. Good luck to them in theirenterprise.

Janice BarnesDorothy ReinerRuth Schadejack JenseniusHelen FranklinJoe PlummerJeanne FrenchRoy DanielsCharles CrosbyCarol BundyFrank JamesLaura TaylorFred DegenhardtClair BerardinelliMargaret BostwickBarbara ReinerRay Goodrich

MEMBERS

Margaret RobinsonElmore FrancisEdna FrancisHarold SchnackelJosephine SantoroFrank BurrCurtis HallbertHope HintzKenneth GoodmanRobert FliednerWilliam DangleMolly HopkinsJane RoyceEdmund RobertsPaul BarsnessJoan IngallsBetty Jacobsen

Heinz KlahmGale HeydenAdeline WaterhoussB"b KettleArthur RauchfussBob JacobusVirginia CollinsBarbara SullivanShirley GoldbergDoris RikerAlex MitchellJosephine MclntireArthur ModneEllen Von HofenMary RelyeaHelen Eichinger

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The Public Speaking Club was newly organized thisyear under the sponsorship of Mr. Bergel. Followingthe resignation of Mr. Bergel, Mrs. Guy graciouslyoffered to sponsor the club. Under her guidance, wedre sure it will become a popular and lasting organi-zation.

PUBLIC SPEAKINGCLUB

MEMBERSHenry BartelsWilliam CarrollJeanne Colvi 1 leEdward Cosmos

Ethel KoepplerBill MeyerWinifred MillerAileen MacMeekin

Margaret Diradourian Victor RadlinskiQueen Esther LaneHelen FranklinEdna CipsonRuth Haynes

President . . .Vice-President . .SecretaryTreasurerSponsor

Shirley ReinhartViola SheridanElwin AurandHarlon Drew

William CarrollHelen Franklin

Margaret Diradourian. Winifred Miller

Mrs. Guy

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ENTRENOUS

The French Club has held several interesting meet-ings this year. The annual initiation was based onhighlights of the Paris exposition. At Christmas timethe members enjoyed a street play of the "MoyenAge," and a Christmas Tableau with the singing ofNoels. The Mardi Cras was celebrated in true Frenchfashion by making the traditional French pancakes.The annual trip to New York was the high point of theyear's activities.

Seymour CheserMercie FrankeInge HardvendelCorinne HollowelWilliam MeyerEdna MillerRobert RathElizabeth RoodCalvin ShireJames StackMildred UmmerJohn RedmanSam CanningAlfred FrickeWilliam HarfordGeorge LeavinNat MimsJack Modne

LES MEMBRES

Dorothy ReinerBetty SearbroughElizabeth SmithBob SterretrConnie O'BrianPhilip ConleyNancy SinclairMiriam GraffLouise HenoferMur.el LindsayMarjorie MiskellyBrewster PorcellaMargaret RobinsonRuth SchadaWilliam SpeedMarjorie TrumbauerEmma BeeseBarbara Waters

La President . . Mary Elizabeth FranklinLe Vice-President . . . . Joe ShepardLa Secretaire de Reunions . Jane Me GinnisLa Secretaire d'Affaires . . June SkinnerLa Tresoriere Alice BlackLa Conssilhere Miss Teague

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OFFICERS -SENIOR CLUBPresident Victor RadlinskiVice-President Nat MimsTreasurer Camp HopkinsSecretary Dora FinchSponsor Miss Arthur

This year the club was divided into four smallgroups with a chairman at the head of each. A com-plete variety of programs was furnished under theirguidance.

A one act play was entered with success into theAnnual Drama Tournament of the New Jersey Foren-sic League.

At the close of the year the club members madetheir annual trip to New York to see a Broadway hit.

DRAMATICCLUB

Philip ConleyEdna FrancisElinore FrancisHelen FranklinThomas GlennFranklin CulickLouise HenoferCorinne Hollowed

Peggy Haagensen Dick ShawMarion (emison Elaine ShirePatricia Jewell Fred SchroderAileen MacMeekin Nancy SinclairEleanor Metz Barbara WatersBuddy Morris Warren WeisertHorace Potter Peggy WetjenPolly Spooner Ted Lansing

Priscilla ClendenningDorothy WhiteBert TuszynskiVirginia McCulloughRobert ByrnesEdmund RobertsPeter Wargo

OFFICERS—JUNIOR CLUBPresident Billy SproleVice-President Kathleen O'KellTreasurer Allison ConleySecretary Margie RueSponsor . Miss Arthur

Betty |acobsenPatty BeerPeggy FritzMarilyn WeeksBob SchadePaul SjursenMarion Levy

Charles MesserveEllen Von Hofen

June HammondMartha Ann ClementCerry VogelJean TournierRichard Marriner

Betty AndersonPalmer SchroderJoyce SwitzgableGrace RauchJean DowVirginia Hashim

Shirley GoldbergConstance DozoisEileen HannahVeronica WysockiPeggy AustinBob Kettle

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,ter PorcellaVice-President Robert SchadeSec. and Chairman of Publicity . Nancy SinclairTreasurer Peggy FritzChairman of Program Com. . Louise HenoferChairman of Songs . . Mary Elizabeth DavisSponsor Mr. Loveland

The Latin Club had a Professor Quiz program at theI ATI KI beginning of the school year, and plans a picnic later.

I l^l D u e t o j t s s j z e j t n a s been unable to hold many meet-

^ 1 I I R ' n§ s recen*W- However, at the few gatherings pos-sible, the singing of Latin songs has been led by MaryElizabeth Davis.

MEMBERS

Charles Albury)ack AllenCarol BundyMartha Ann ClementPhyllis ColeMarion CollinsVirginia CollinsMary Elizabeth DavisCarol DellerElinor DenglerMargaret DiradourianMalcolm DouglasOlive DouglasGrace DurrBetty EwersNancy FaunceNaomi FranzPeggy FritzNettie May FunkJohnny Mae CipsonJack Clidden

Ray GoodrichJune HammondLouise HenoferHelen HigbieHope HintzLaura HintzMolly HopkinsMarilyn HughesJoan IngallsBetty (acobiPauline KelseyJanis KeysConstance KleinEsther LaneEva LangilleHelen LangilleMargaret LeavittShirley LewisFrancis LiottaRuth LopausShirley Lopaus

June MacCallumRichard MarrinerJosephine MclntireGloria McCulloughCharles MesserveWinifred MillerBetty MohreBetty MuirB3rtha NicholsJane NolanKathleen OkeNMary Ellen Perk nsPat PhilippeBarbara PlummerBetsy PlummerBrewster PorcellaGrace RauchHoward RankenShirley ReinhartHugh RobinsonFrances Root

Margie RueBob SchadeHarold SchnackelNaomi SchubelNancy SinclairHelen SperryBill SproleRuth SmithShirley StrongBarbara Sullivanlane SweeneyJoyce SwitzgableMarjone ToolMichael TorroBert TuszynskiJeanne TournierGerry VogelEllen Von HofenJean WilliamsonRuth Yater

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I he Math club was organized by Mr. West forthe purpose of a further study of math than that of-fered in regular classes, for those interested in suchstudy. Several interesting meetings have been held,in which the club has discussed: determinants, syn-thetic division, solution of cubic equations, history ofmathematics, the theory of equations. Several mem-bers are to compete in the math contest held eachyear at N. Y. U.

SENIORMATH CLUB

Calvin ShireJames StackDick VandermadeHarold DavisClaire Berardinelli|eanne FrenchCamp HopkinsBarbara ReinerWilliam ScholzPaul SvendsenAlan Waters

Charls AlburyOlive DouglasAlfred FrickeBetty |acobiJoe ShepardJimmie SkinnerBill TurnerDoris BogenDorothy DenglerBill HerzogJack Modne

PresidentVice-PresidentSecretaryTreasurerSponsor

John RedmonRichard Andrews

Dorothy ReinerGeorge Leavitt

Mr. West

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THE SCIENCECLUB

The Science Club has had a very successful year.Regular meetings have been held throughout the year.The first meeting witnessed the election of officers,and laying of tentative plans for the year's work. Thefollowing meetings were used for experiments or talksby the members, outside speakers, and discussionmeetings. The club sponsored a chemical program inthe assembly, given by Professor Jordy, entitled, "AllWet." Professor Jordy is the head of the chemistrydepartment of Brothers College, Drew University. Hewas assisted by Dick Shaw. The climax of the year'sprogram was a Parents' Night.

Paul SvendsenElizabeth RoodCalvin SchwabeAndy MarkowichLeo SacarnyAlan WatersDan CarusoJeanne FrenchMary HosmerLouise YoungRaymond Goodrich

Harold SchnackelEdwin Wi ldRichard DoyleClifford DornCamp HopkinsWilliam SpeedJoseph Plummerjack JenseniusCharles CrosbyRobert DeckerCharles Binder

uddy MorrisRichard Andrews

Betty Merril-bara Wa

Mr. Wilson

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President . . .Vice-PresidentSecretaryTreasurer .Sponsor

. . . Roland SchellerJohn Vliet

Joseph CasoniMargaret Diradourian

Mr. Catzy

The Biology Club has begun its meetings since itsarrival at the new school. There are twenty-fourmembers. They have recently shown interest in lab-oratory work, such as dissecting, and making micro-scope slides and museum specimens. Some of the pro-grams have included reports on plants and animals ofthe pupils' choice.

BIOLOGYCLUB

MEMBERS

Bernard AurandHoward BeadleDan CarusoJoseph CasoniCharles CrosbyAgnes CurranMargaret DiradourianRaymond GoodrichCharles JaeckleDorothy JohnsonHilda KnudsenMason Kupshik

5hirley LennonAileen MacMeekinAlison MalonePa: PhilippeA-thur RauchfussShirley ReinhartEdmund RobertsRoland SchellerJame: StackCebert TaylorJohn VlietDoris Werms

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Chairman Millie Di TullioSecretary Margaret BostwickTreasurer Bob SterrettSponsor Mr. Ballare

ASSEMBLYPROCRAM

COMMITTEE

This is the organization which is in charge of allassembly programs. It has presented everything froma swing band to a faculty program. When we movedinto the new school, Mr. Dittmer had charge of manymusical programs, which proved to be very success-ful. This year the committee is under the capabledirection of Mr. Wm. Ballare who puts into effectmany of his good ideas.

Norman AurandRuth BartholomewSam CanningGeorge ChineryVirginia CollinsBill CordesMary Elizabeth DavDorothy DenglerLucy Di TullioLeonard DozoisMuriel FordHelen Franklin

Ernest Cebler

MEMBERS

Edna CipsonTommy GlennMiriam GraffGeorge HedgesMolly HopkinsMarion jemisonHilda KnudsenShirley LennonVirginia McCulloughJeanette McCormackMarjorie MiskellyPat PhilippeShirley Reinhart

Anna RizzoLeo SacarnyMary SheridanViola SheridanOlive StoryRoland StoutHelena TomczykMichael TorroBert TuszynskiClarence VictorGerry VogelBob Watters

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This year the Creative Writing Club was intro-duced. Although membership is limited, all those inthe club are extremely interested in this work. Theyhave adopted a distinctive idea in dues, charging onearticle of written material for each meeting. Anyliterature is acceptable, from one sentence to a com-plete composition. The offering is read, then dis-cussed and criticized by the fellow-members.

CREATIVEWRITING CLUB

MEMBERS

Franklyn CulickRuth HaynesVirginia McCulloughWinifred MillerKathleen OkellJoe PlummerMarjorie ReinersMary SheridanBarbara SinclairKathryn ThompsonPeggy Wetjen

Chairman Marjorie ReinersSecretary and Vice-Chairman . Franklyn GulickTreasurer Virginia McCulloug'nPress Representative . . . . Ruth HaynesSponsor Miss Mathews

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The Library Club has been organized since the re-moval to the new High School in an attempt to

LIBRARY educate students in library work. The membershipincludes eleven pupils, generally those appointed

£1 MD library monitors of study halls. They are taught theclassification of the books, the meaning of the num-bers and similar essentials of library training.

At each meeting a report is given of some newpublication.

MEMBERSJessolyn CibbsBarbara HashimArthur RauchfussBertha NicholsValeria DonaldEthel KoepplerFred DegenhardtIsabelle FairweatherHerbert ]ahnWilliam TomredleLauramae WaltersHilda KnudsenMadeline CarusoneBarbara Keppel

President .Vice-PresidentTreasurer .Sponsor

Jessolyn CibbsBarbara Haskin

Arthur RauchfussMiss Morden

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President . .Vice-PresidentSecretary .TreasurerSponsor .

. George LeavittCorinne Hollowell

Marjorie SchultsEdna Francis

. . Miss Miffl in

The Chess Club, sponsored by Miss Mifflin, has heldregular meetings throughout the year. The firstmeeting was devoted to the election of officers. Thesucceeding meetings were devoted to practice, andthe selection of a team. The playing year was ratherunsuccessful. Two matches were lost to Pingry, 4-2;one match was lost to Perth Amboy, 5-1 ; and onematch was drawn with the Morristown School, 2-2.The team hopes to be more successful in the matchesstill to be played.

THE CHESSCLUB

]essolyn CibbsEdward LockeSalina HaagensenHarold SchnackelCharles AlburyAlbert MerklePeter WargoRobert SnowdenRobert SchadeRobert FliednerLeo Sacarny

Scoville HagarShirley ReinhartAdeline WaterhouseWilliam ScholzConnie O'BrianJames PorcellaCarol BundyMargaret BostwickAnna HannisPriscilla Clendenning

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GOLDEN "C"STAFF

Mary Jane YeakelMuriel Lindsay

Betty Merrill

Editor-in-Chief . . .Assistant Editor . .Business Manager . .

Business StaffPhilip Conley John RedmonCamp Hopkins Calvin Schwabe

Ray Scott

Club EditorsHelen Franklin Mildred Ummer

George Leavitt

Art Editor . . . . Barbara WatersAssistant Art Editors—Dora Finch, Isabel FairweatherSports Editors . Edwin Ensor, Marjorie MiskellySnapshot Editor . . . Jack JenseniusAss't. Snapshot Editors—Joe Shepard, Dorothy ReinerJoke Editor . . . . George ChineryQuotation Committee . Elizabeth Rood, Ruth Schade

Prophecy CommitteeElinore Francis Fred Schroder

Louise Henofer

Will CommitteeDick Shaw Cherrie Carberry

Roland Stout

Superlative CommitteeFaculty Adviser

ack Henning, Pat EnrightMiss Gladys Estabrook

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SPOTLIGHTSTAFF

The Spotlight, which was entered in the ColumbiaScholastic Press Association Contest, placed second inschools of our class. Only two magazines in the coun-try in this group were rated better than the Spotlight.We may well be proud of such a record for whichMiss Anderson and the staff are to be commended.

Editor-in-ChiefAssociate EditorsAssistant EditorsBusiness ManagerAssistant Business Manag

Frances McPhailBetty ScarbroughAileen MacMeekinArt Editor

Landis EvansBill Cordes

News Editor

Alice BlackRuth SchadeFranklyn CulickGirls' Sports EditorBoys' Sports EditorNutty-News Editors

Vera KovacsMillie DiTullioEthel SchultzeFaculty Adviser .

STAFFEdna Miller

Mary )ane Yeakel, Barbara WatersMargaret Leavitt, Nancy Sinclair

Mercie FrankeEleanor Wysocki

Business Staff

Art Staff

Peggy Wetjen

News Staff

Typists

Margaret DiradourianEleanor MetzAlex Mitchell

King Ward

Carol BundyConnne Hollowell

Mary Elizabeth Franklin

Mary SheridanMarjorie TrumbauerNat Mims

Viola SheridanSam Canning

Bill Meyer, Bob Schmidt

Marion StephensDoris WankoMargaret Trompelt

Miss M. M. Anderson

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MUSICAL ORTHE HIGH SCHOOL BAND

As in other years, the band was a colorful part of ourfootball season. This year through the facilities of our newschool we are able to have them also at many of our basket-ball games. They continued this busy schedule by playingat a number of the musical assemblies. And as a final touch toa most successful year, they gave their second annual concertat Columbia.

OFFICERS

PresidentVice-PresidentSecretary .

Calvin SchwabeMarjorie Miskelly

Elizabeth Rood

CANIZATIONSORCHESTRA AND CHORUS

Unfortunately, it was impossible this year for the orches-tra and chorus to present their annual operetta. However,the orchestra was well received when they played for Pinafore,given by the Guild Players.

Chorus again made a successful and enjoyable trip toTrenton, where they took part in the State Festival.

OFFICERS

Treasurer .Assistant TreasurerConductor .

Miriam GraffRoy DanielsMr. Dittmer

^iCtS

H L E T I C S

FOOTBALL SQUADCranford's 1937 football eleven was awarded third place in the

final standings of the Croup 2 North Jersey High School Competition.Though the team's win and loss record was not as impressive as itmight have been, the team fought on relentlessly under the able leader-ship of Captain Harold Crimes. Six veterans, namely Harold Crimes,Tom Nolan, Roy Brinkerhoff, Al Brown, Ronnie Kelsey, and GeorgePoeltler reported for practice and formed the nucleus of a very inex-perienced team. Tom Nolan proved to be extremely valuable in thescore column with twenty-five points to carry away the scoring honorsfor 1937. Others placing in this column were Poeltler with twelvepoints, Ericksen, Brinkerhoff, Korner, and Ensor with six points each,and Captain Crimes with one point.

1937 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

C. H. S.C. H. S.C. H. S.C. H. S.C. H. 5.C. H. S.C. H. 5.C. H. S.

Total

01212760

1213

East OrangeDover . .Dover . .Roselle ParkNutley . .Hillside . .Bound BrookGlen Ridge .

62 Total

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BASKETBALL TEAMThe Blue and Cold courtsters went through the 1937-38 basketball

season in brilliant fashion, although the win and loss column stoodeight and eleven respectively, including County and State Tournamentgames. Their speedy and flashy offense netted them a total of fivehundred and eighty-two points with "Casey" Poeltler snatching thescoring honors with one hundred and sixty-five points. Casey also re-ceived All-State mention upon the recommendation of a local sports re-porter. Top individual scoring honors, other than Poeltler's, includedKorner's 141 points, Ericksen's 118 points, Crau's 83 points andGrimes's 37 points. The team was ably led by Cordon Crau and PaulEricksen, co-captains.

H. S.

H. S.H. S.H. SH. S.H. SH. S.H. S.

C. H. S.C. H. S,C. H. S.C. H. S.C. H. 5C. H. 5

1937-38 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

. . . . 23 Linden 29

. . . . 20 Rahway 42

. . . . 25 Thomas Jefferson 28

. . , . 31 Bound Brook 40

. . . . 31 Hillside 20

. . . . 33 Roselle 17

. . . . 39 Hillside 27

. . . . 29 Chatham 34

. . . . 32 Madison 30

. . . . 32 Linden 40

. . . . 18 Chatham 22

. . . . 43 Roselle Park 28

. . . . 42 Roselle 25

. . . . 25 Regional 34

. . . . 24 Rahway 44

. . . . 34 South Amboy 19

. . . . 31 Roselle Park 26

COUNTY TOURNAMENT CAME. . . . 27 Linden 39

STATE TOURNAMENT CAME. . . . 31 Dunellen 35

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T R A C K T E A MWith letter-men Korner, Henning. Snyder, Davis, and )oe Plum-

mer forming the backbone of this year's track squad, much hope isheld for the '38 Blue and Cold Track Team. Promising recruits presentthemselves to strengthen this conviction. Among those certain tobe heard from are )ohn Feduniak, Fred Schroder, Dick Shaw, PaulEricksen, and Cleve Muldrow.

Under the coaching of Mr. Weekley, this team should go far.It has been decided to withdraw from the Princeton Meet this yearbecause of the abolishment of high school group standings in the com-petition.

1938 TRACK SCHEDULE

DateApril 23April 29-30May 4May 7May 12May 18May 25May 29|une 4

MeetState Relays at Long Branch

Penn RelaysCranford- Linden -RahwayBoard of Education Meet

Cranford-HillsideCranford-Roselle- Regional

Cranford-Roselle ParkCounty Meet

State Meet

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B A S E B A L L T E A MWith two letter-men in the line-up the Blue and Cold nine in-

augurated its 1938 season by playing Woodbridge at Woodbridge onApril 20. Although dropping this game, Cranford showed that witha bit more polishing up it will become a strong opponent for any team.The two veterans are Crimes and Poeltler. A promising group of new-comers to varsity competition are casting a lighter and gayer light up-on the team's chances. Among these are Alex Bell, Tom Nolan, A.Volckmann, R. Brinkerhoff, H. Beadle, and Bernie Maloney. The lat-ter two are playing a bang-up game at third and first base respectively.

Coach Migliore, a well-known and popular teacher, has takenthe position of baseball mentor for this season.

1938 BASEBALL SCHEDULE

Date

351013171920242731

Opponent

Woodbridge,Hills.de,Linden,Nutley,Roselle,

Woodbridge,Linden,Rose lie,

Chatham,Orange,Orange,

. Chatham,

AwayHomeHorn-AwayAwayHomeAwayHomeHomeAwayHornsAway

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H O C K E Y T E A MAfter a year of idleness, hockey returns to take its place in Cran-

ford's sports parade. The inactivity of the team was due to unseasonableweather in the winter of 1936-37 so no games were played, but thisyear the team played under Captain Bill Plummer's leadership. Theirwin, loss, and tied record, was three, four and one, respectively. JoePlummer was high scorer with five goals to his credit. The team sup-ported itself financially and did a very fine job.

The lineup for the 1937-38 Blue and Cold Hockey Team consistedof Hager and Davis, defense men; Skinner and Bill Plummer, wingmen; Joe Plummer, center; E. Wild, goalie. The reserves for this teamincluded George Kettle, Solon Lawrence. King Ward, "Bud" Hall, andBill Sprole.

They played Hun School, and were beaten 9 to 1, but this occurredonly after a three weeks' period of warm weather, during which icehockey was an impossibility.

1937-38 HOCKEY SCHEDULE

c.c.c.c.c.c.c.

HHHH.HH.H

5.S.S.s.55.S.

C. H. S.

Total

31122101

Mount TaborPlainfieldSummitMillburnColumbia Hockey ClubPrinceton Day SchoolPlainfieldHun School

. . 1

. . 3

. . 3

. . 0

. . 1

. . 2

. . 0

. . 9

Total

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B O X I N G T E A M

President

Secretary

Manager

Sponsor

Dick Shaw

Fred Schroder

Thomas Dineen

Mr. Ballare

The boxing club has been hampered this year by lack of materials,

However, in their meetings they have studied and practiced the manly

art of self-defense. In a recent sports carnival held by the Lions' Club

and Rotary Club of Cranford, the members gave demonstrations of

boxing.

Joe Shepard

William Herzog

Charles Kiamie

Mitchell Koury

Jack Jensenius

Jimmy Colohan

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GIRLS' AThe Girls' Activity Program has as its aim to encourage

each girl to participate in the sport or sports which she pre-fers and is best suited for, now and in future life. The newhigh school has been a great aid in making possible theattainment of this goal during the past year. Due to betterfacilities and more time, it has been possible to provide manyindividual activities and team games. There has been anoticeable amount of interest and enthusiasm in the way thegirls have entered into their athletic program.

Basketball proved to be a very popular sport this year.Fourteen teams took part in the tournament. Numerals werepresented to the winning team captained by Betty Scar-brough

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THLETICSNomahegan Park was the scene of hockey games which

took place in the fall. A number of girls enjoyed this activity,and again the Juniors showed their outstanding ability.

Badminton was introduced for the first time and provedto be a leading activity with an enrollment of ninety girls.Two tournaments were held, an "Elimination Tournament"and a "Ladder Tournament".

Classes in golf were held four afternoons a week. Bowl-ing, volley ball, servusball, and paddle tennis, also have someenthusiastic participants.

Track and baseball, as yet, are incomplete.Sponsor—Mrs. Breck.

SCIENCE SQUEAKSAll statements below have been proved true by the scientists of our Science Squeaks

Department. Only after long and tiring research work are we able to relate these facts toyou; you may be astonished at the facts revealed by this department, so take a strong rein-forced chair and sit down and get ready for S:ience Squeaks.

1—Most young authors live in attics because they usually cannot live on the first story.

2—Cuba, an island in the Atlantic Ocean—believe this or not—is entirely surrounded bya thing called water. The department has recently warned Cuba of this fact.

3—Of all the Science Squeakses, this one is by far the most startling and amazing—it isthe fact that most divorces are caused by marriages.

4—The introduction of the camera has made the taking of pictures much easier.

5—Birds fly south every fall because it is too far to walk.

6—-This Science Squeak will undoubtedly cause an argument—99f/c of all the collegestudents who graduated in 1937 were able to rsad and write.

7—Fire extinguishers filled with gasoline have been found by scientists not to be veryeffective in fighting fires.

8—It is easier to chew chewing gum when the wrappers have been removed.

9—Not one major league baseball player in the years 1935-37 was able to steal to firstbase.

10—Ocean currents are stopping places where electric eels are charged.

CLASS PROPHECYl Continued from Page 471

We visited the M. C. M. studios in Hollywood where Cherrie Carberry, Mary JaneYeakel, and Laura Zickler are acting as script girls for the picture "The Wise Profits" whosestars were Paul Encksen, Rita Ha shim, and William Speed. This famous picture was beingdirected by Buddy Morris. On stage 22 Warren Peterson was doing the 12th in a seriesof Tarzan Pictures, his mate was none other than Helen Randall.

At the Brown Derby we saw many familiar faces, among them: Robert Griffin, famouscomedian; Tommy Nolan, ex-pugilist turned movie star; Virginia Wheeler, gossip columneditor; Jane Wallace, society blues singer; and Mildred Ummer, currently playing the titlerole in the picture "Alice-in-Wonderland."

Hiring a car and a trailer from Bob Crube, persistent salesman, we started eastward.Stopping at a drive-in for refreshments we were greeted by the proprietor Richard Doylewhose assistant Millie Di Tullio served us delicious malted milks.

In the trailer camp about 300 miles from Hollywood we met a group of Cranford residentstraveling toward the west coast. They were Mary Doyle, magazine editor, Betty Massa,housewife, Grace SteggaMs, radio commentator and her secretary, Dons Wanko. At Reno, twoof our ex-classmates, Anne Valentino and Alice Sanzalone, who contrary to the usual customwere getting married.

Traveling through the wilderness we uncovered the Dude ranch of Peter Markey, famedfor his yearly rodeo.

In Yellowstone, Peggy Wetjen, the ex-follies girl, was amusing herself feeding the bears.Also visiting Yellowstone was George Snyder, distinguished New York Lawyer vacationingafter a trying murder case.

Crossing Lake Michigan on the same boat were James Reilly, his wife and their triplets."Ah, there's no place like home—•" said Elinore as we sat down to dinner our first

night at home. "The world is a wonderful place—very marvelous—but living from a trunkand sleeping on a rocking boat are not my ideas of comfort."

"Yes" satd Fred—•" I'm inclined to agree with you two—Maybe married life isn't socomplicated after a l l . "

Just then the twins let out a wail, the milk glasses upset; the potatoes burned andElinore and Louise longed for the solace of a London fog.

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for your graduation

1 13 UNION AVE., N.

CRANFORD 6-0105

SOPHISTICATED SWINGof the

AMBASSADOR ORCHESTRA

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JOHN THEISZDealer At

GOOD GULF SERVICE STATIONCARS WASHED and LUBRICATIONS

POLISHED ACCESSORIESTIRES TUBES

BATTERY HEADQUARTERS

102 North Avenue, W. General Repairs Tel. CR. 6-0944

ALAN-SHIMAN, INC.1 13 MONROE STREET

NEWARK, N. J.

Official Manufacturers of the Senior Class Jewelry

CUPS TROPHIES

MEDALS FRATERNITY PINS

Compliments of

UNION COUNTY TRUST COMPANYCRANFORD BRANCH

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CRANFORD, N. j .

Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

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SENIOR PHOTOGRAPHS BY

JOHN j . McCUTCHEON

117 WESTFIELD AVENUE ELIZABETH, N.

STANDARD ESSO DEALER

BARRON ESSO SERVICE

William Barron, Prop.

South and Centennial Avenues Phone CRan. 6-1934

RIDER COLLEGEOF BUSINESS ADMINSTRATION

Bachelor of Science Degrees in Commerceand in Education

Founded 1865 Trenton, N.

CRANFORD FLOWER

SHOPPE

Mrs. Grace Dehmer, Prop.

107 UNION AVENUE, N.

CRANFORD, N. |.

Cranford 6-1032 Res. Cranford 6-21 18

VENICE SHOE REPAIR"Our Work Talks For Itself"

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HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKEDFactory Method

0

9 EASTMAN STREET

CRANFORD, N. |.

"Cranford's Busiest Shop"

Compliments of

STANDARD LUMBER

AND SUPPLY CO.

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Compliments of

ARDIZZONE'S

"HOME MADE ICE CREAM"

The

A C C O U N T A N TIs Adviser to the Business Manager

Enroll Now for—ADVANCED ACCOUNTING

EXECUTIVE SECRETARIALGENERAL BUSINESS

STENOGRAPHIC

For High School Graduates andCollege Trained Students

DRAKE COLLEGE120 Broad Street Elizabeth. N. |

Elizabeth 2-5509

R. |. HALL. MANAGER

«

Graduates Assisted to Desirable Positions

NORCE REFRIGERATORS - RANGES

WASHERS - IRONERS

Sales VAN'9, ServiCe

8 Alden St. » < " H ^ « • * CR 6-0483

Appliances

Epert Radio Repairs Electricians

ALLEN PRINTING CO.

FOR ANY PRINTING PROBLEM

Phone CRanford 6-2244

41-43 North Avenue, E.

CRANFORD, N. ).

K & j MARKETSPRIME MEATS - POULTRY

"Our Low Prices Help You Save"

100 N. UNION AVENUE

Phone Cranford 6-0921

Compliments of

THE POWDER PUFF

HATHAWAY PHARMACYW. C. Hathaway. Prop.

22 North Ave. West Cranford, N. ,

Telephone 6-0349

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Compliments of

C. I. TARLOW

23 SOUTH UNION AVENUE

CRANFORD, N. ].

Phone CRanford 6-1679

UNITED SHOE REPAIRING

SHOP

M. Dalesandris, Prop.

4 EASTMAN STREET

Cranford, N. J.

Compliments of

MUHLENBERC HOSPITALSCHOOL OF NURSING

Park Avenue, Plainfield, N. J.

Approved by the New Jersey State Boardof Examiners of Nurses

Registered by the Board of Regents,The University of the State of New York

SEAGER'S DRUG STORE

]. Walter Seager, Reg. Pharmacist

Phone CRan. 6-0700 - CRan 6-0701

103 UNION AVENUE, N.

CRANFORD. N. |.

Phone CRan. 6-2082

LIVINGSTON SPASuccessors to Lusardt's

LUNCHEONETTE & SODA FOUNTAIN

Free Delivery

CRANFORD COAL CO.Koppers Coke - Honeybrook Coal

Fuel Oil - Building Materials

26 SOUTH AVENUE, W.

CRANFORD. N. J.

Prompt Service

Phone CRan. 6-0012 Phone CRan. 6-0200

ESTABLISHED 1897

C R A Y , I N C .MORTICIANS

CRANFORD106 Union AvenueTel. CR. 6-0092

NEW YORK152 E. 75th Street

Tel. BUtterfield 8-9801

WESTFIELD318-320 E Broad Street

Tel. WE. 2-0143

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TO THE CLASS OF 1938Congratulations!

REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT

CRANFORD TRUST COMPANY

COMPLIMENTS OF

THE CLASS OF 1939

COMPLIMENTS OF

THE CLASS OF 1940

Phone CR. 6 - 1 3 7 5

O'BRIENS ESSO SERVICEATLAS TIRES - BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES

ESSO PRODUCTS

o

North Avenue and Orchard Street

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Compliments of

LADY FAIR BEAUTYSALON, INC.

108 WALNUT AVENUE

0

Ebmond or Bonat Permanent Wave $4.00

Three Items for $1 .00—All Week

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CRANFORD 6-1846

Phone: Cranford 6-0333

CRANFORDCLEANERS AND DYERS

Tailoring

Prompt Service

4 NORTH UNION AVENUE

CRANFORD, N. |.

Phone—Linden 2-3564(Between 8 A.M. and 4:30 P.M.)

Phone—Linden 2-2770(After 4:30 P.M.)

Beviano Chartered ServiceDE LUXE BUSES FOR HIRE

FULLY COVERED WITH INSURANCE

For All Occasions—Anytime—Anywhere

1 103 N. Wood Ave. 923 N. Wood Ave.Linden. New Jersey

ROBBINS & ALLISON, INC.MOVING - STORAGE - FURNITURE

Warehouse and Office:

211-213 SOUTH AVENUE, EAST

CRANFORD, N. J.


Compliments of

THE GREAT ATLANTIC &PACIFIC TEA CO.

W. G. Bird, Mgr. of Grocery Dept.

H Lawrence, Mgr. of Meat Dept.

107 WALNUT AVENUE

CRANFORD, N. J.

Phone Cran. 6-1 I 20

Congratulations and Best Wishes to

CLASS OF 1938

BELL'S DRUG STORE, INC.


9 N. Union Ave Cranford, N. J.

CRANFORD SHOE STOREThomas Hayeck, Prop.

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HIGH GRADE SHOES

For Every Occasion and Every Memberof the Family

O

104 WALNUT AVENUE

CRANFORD, N. |.

TelephoneCranford 6-0866

FertiiizirsHardware

JACK W. APGARPittsburg Paint Products

House Furnishings

104 N. Union Ave. Cranford, N. J.

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FUELOIL COAL KOPPERS

COKE

Buy Coal That Is All of the Best QualityOnly the First Grade of the Celebrated

' LEHICH HAZELBROOK"Anthracite Coal Is Handled In Our Yard

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Our Fuel Oil Tanks with a Capacity of Over 75.000 GallonsAssure Our Customers of a Certainty of Delivery At AnyTime — We Are Authorized Dealers of Koppers Coke

Telephones:CR. 6-0900CR. 6-0901

Reel Strong Coal Co., Inc.James A. Strong, President

OWN YOUR OWN HOME IN CRANF0RD

Cranford Mutual Building & LoanAssociation

ESTABLISHED 1887Assists In the Purchase Or Building of Homes - Over Half Century of Service

Every Year Profitable to InvestorsOne Dollar a Month Starts a Savings Account

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORSCEORCE D. RANKIN C. E. GREENWM. W. TROEBER C. F. HANSEL

Vice-Presidents j . K. HESTONE. D. TOWLER W M SPERRY

J. A PLUMMERPresident

WARREN D. SCULTHOPPSecretary

ARTHUR C. WOODWARDTreasurer HOWARD M. PARK

BLUE AND COLD SERVICE STATIONHENRY I. LOREY - NELSON E. SKAARUP

SUNOCO PRODUCTSTires

Washing

109 SOUTH AVENUE, E.

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