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THE
GOLDEN
PUBLISHED BY
CLASS OF 1937
CRANFORD HIGH SCHOOL
CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY
Foreword
We, the Class of 1937, having cleared the first
hurdle in the race of life, now look forward to
overcome and master all future obstacles with
the same determination and spirit that has
enabled us to arrive at this point—GRADUATION.
The future, with all its hopes, lies before us,
but the memories of our dear Alma Mater,
C. H. S., will abide and be cherished forever.
HOWARD R. BEST
Supervising Principal
RAY A. CLEMENT
Principal
CHARLES A. WALLACE
Vice-Principal
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Faculty
HOWARD R. BEST, Yankton, A. B.; Montpelier University, Nebraska University,
M. A.; Columbia
Supervising Principal
RAY A. CLEMENT, Bates, A. B.; Columbia, M. A
Principal
C. A. WALLACE, Geneseo Normal College, Rutgers, B. S
Vice-Principal
BLANCHE V. ABRAMS, Trenton Normal; Rutgers, B. S., Ed. M
English
M. MARGARET ANDERSON, Mount Holyoke, A. B.; Columbia, M. A
English
JESSIE I. ARTHUR, Montclair State Normal School; N. Y. U., B. S
English
WILLIAM BALLARE, Ohio State, B. A., B. S.; Columbia, M. A
English
HELEN L. BASS, R. I. School of Design; N. Y. U. Extension, Columbia
Art
GEORGE E. BEAM, Susquehanna University, B. S.; N. Y. U
Commercial
ALMA R. BRECK, State Teachers College, Temple University, Columbia,
N. Y. U., Rutgers
Physical Education
ETHEL DUCKER, Farmington Maine Normal; Rider College, B. C. S..Commercial
STANLEY DITTMER, Momingside College, Iowa University, Columbia, B. A.
Music Supervisor
GLADYS W. ESTABROOK, Mount Holyoke, A. B.; Columbia, M. A...Mathematics
JOHN T. GATZY, Waynesburg College, B. S.; University of Pittsburg, M. S.
Biology, General Science
LEWIS GRIFFITHS, Bucknell, A. B.; Columbia, M. A.
Social Science, Commercial
STEWART B. HAMBLEN, State Teachers Normal School, Columbia, B. S.;
Gorham Maine
Commercial Arithmetic, Algebra, Economics
EVELYN JONES, Columbia, B. S
Commercial
HAZEL KINGSBURY, Teachers College, A. B.; Columbia, M. A.
Foods and Clothing
ERNEST K. LOVELAND, Princeton, A. B.; Teachers College, Columbia, M. A.
Latin
ROSE MARY MACKAY, N. Y. Post Graduate Hospital, R. N.; Rutgers
First Aid, Nursing
ALICE L. MATHEWS, Colby College, B. S.; Yale Drama School, Certificate
English
ADELAIDE M. MIFFLIN, Cornell University, A. B.; Columbia, M. A
History
JACK MIGLIORE, Columbia, A. B., M. A...Social Science, Mathematics, Athletics
HARRIET MORDEN, University of Pittsburg, A. B.; Carnegie Library School,
B. S. L
Librarian
ROUENA C. PRAY, State Teachers College, Montclair, A. B
French
GEORGE L. RELYEA, Teachers College, Columbia, B. S.; N. Y. U., M. A.
Manual Training
LUCY O. TEAGUE, Colby, A. B.; Columbia, B. S.; Middlebury French School
French
FRANK SCHOENWISNER, Newark Normal School
Manual Training
J. S. WEEKLEY, Mercer University, A. B.; Columbia, M. A
Physical Education
ALICE L. WELCH, Kimball School, Boston University, Rutgers, B. S...Commercial
OLIVER WEST, Harvard, A. B.; Columbia, M. A
Mathematics
NINA E. WHITACRE, Ohio University, B. S.; Columbia, M. A
P. A. D., History
HAROLD M. WILSON, Acadia University, A. B
Science
G. FRANK ZIMMERMAN, Bucknell University, A. B.; Columbia, M. A.
History, Economics
HARRIET NICK
Secretary
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Staff of the "Golden C"
Editor-in-Chief
Assistant Editors
Doris Wolf
Ruth Kuhnle
Austin Roberts
Business Manager,
William Cowperthwaite
Business Staff
Art Editor
Leonard Osterheldt
Grace Kuhnle
Robert Angus
Agnes Morse
John Carusone
Henrietta Shaheen
Irvin Giles
Helen Orrok
Assistant Art Editors..Marian Reiners
Elizabeth Ummer
Snapshot Editor
luerg Meier
Assistant Snapshot Editors,
Virginia Lake
Baird Simpson
Edwin Latane
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Sports Editors
Lila Mokarzel
Robert Satter
Norman Jones
Joke Editor
Olindo Di Fabio
Club Editors
Edith Borodowko
Peggy Hammond
Robert Gonzalez
Prophecy Committee,
Antoinette Stabile
Shirley Mae Fromm
Will Committee
Vera Bracken
Alice Caldwell
Doris McWilliams
Quotation Committee,
Nettie Panasewitz
Lila Mokarzel
Typists
Hazel Miller
Margaret Dolinsky
Anna Eichinger
Lucy Caruso
Edward Metzner
James Ray
Faculty Advisor
Ray A. Clement
Dedication
To MISS GLADYS W. ESTABROOlC
whose untiring efforts and co-operative spirit have successfully
guided us through our four years' work in C. H. S., we the class
of nineteen hundred and thirty-seven, in sincere appreciation, do dedicate this, the sixth volume of "The Golden C."
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Acknowledgments
The Senior Class wishes to acknowledge their indebtedness
to the following people and organizations for their splendid
cooperation:
The Parent - Teachers' Association, whose untiring efforts in
our behalf have helped us out of many difficulties.
The College Club of Cranford, whose advice and encouragement have been of great benefit to undecided students.
The merchants who have earned our most grateful appreciation for their support to our Class.
The underclassmen, of C. H. S., who responded wholeheartedly to our many demands.
And to all those people and organizations who have awarded
prizes and made scholarships possible to members of our
Senior Class.
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Class Officers
FRANK EATON
DONALD LEVY
HELEN ORROK
RICHARD ANDERSON
Class Colors
Class Motto
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President
Vice-President
Secretary
Treasurer
Blue and Silver
"Excelsior"
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KATHRYN ALBERT
"Lord, what fools these mortals be!"
Course: College.
Future: Economist.
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Orchestra I, II, III, IV; Band IV; Dramatic Club III; Latin
Club IV; Assembly Program Committee I.
Pet Hobby: Shop and Speaking.
Pet Expression: "First one I happen to think ol."
ARLENE VICTORIA ANDERSON
"Slu- is pretty to walk with
And witty to talk with
And pleasant, too. to think on."
Course: Commercial.
Future: Business.
Junior Play III; Hockey III; Student Council IV; Dramatic
Club IV; Athletic Association IV; Senior Play Prompter IV;
Spotlight Typist IV.
GLENN ANDERSON
"BOMBOY"
"He has a dailv beauty in his life."
Course: College.
Future: University of Texas.
Track II, III, IV; Rifle Club II, III; Mathematics Club II,
III; Science Club III, Vice-President IV; Chess Club, Secretary IV.
Pet Hobby:
Chemistry.
Pet Expression:
"Oh!
Stuff."
RICHARD ANDERSON
"ANDY"
"1 he minor of all eonrlesx."
Course: College.
Future: Annapolis.
Cheerleader II, Head Cheerleader ill, IV; French Club
IV; Track I, III, IV; Junior Play III; Dramatic Club IV; Boys'
Glee Club I; Mixed Chorus I; Student Council Representative III, IV; Treasurer of Senior Class IV; Senior Play IV.
Pet Hobby: Swimming.
Pet Expression: "Upon what competent jurisdiction
do you base your slanderous accusations?"
ROBERT LEE ANDERSON
"FATS"
"So set the eause aboz'e renown,
To love the game above the price."
Course: General.
Future: Duke University.
Paulsboro High School I; Baseball Varsity II, III, IV, Captain V; Football III, Varsity IV, V; Basketball IV, Varsity V;
Vice-President of the Athletic Association IV; President of
the Athletic Association V.
Pet Hobby: Baseball.
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JOSEPH ANGINOLI
"SWISH"
" When I was a man 1 hut away childish tilings."
Course: Commercial.
Future: Business.
Football II, Varsity III, IV; Basketball Varsity IV; Baseball Varsity III, IV; Assembly Usher II; Usher for Graduation HI; Shorthand Club Play II; Interclass Basketball I;
All-state Fielder III.
Pet Hobby Athletics.
Pet Expression: "I could."
ROBERT ANGUS
"GUS 1
"Strike!
Course: College.
but hear inc."
Future: Ya got me.
Riile Club I; Assembly Program Committee II, III, IV;
Spotlight, Sports Editor III, IV; Senior Annual Staff IV;
Football Manager IV; Basketball I, II, III; Track II, IV;
Senior Play IV; Glee Club II.
Pet Hobby: Dancing and driving.
Pet Expression: "You've got something there."
HILDUR BACK
"GIGGLES"
"The wise take the middle way."
Course: Commercial.
Future: Secretary.
Basketball I, IV; Hockey I; Standing Committee, Student
Council 1, II; Class Night Usher III; Spotlight Typist IV;
Shorthand Club III; Senior Play Usher IV.
Pel Hobby: Trying to play the piano.
Pet Expression: "Boy! Am I worried?"
NELLIE FRANCES BARNES
" . / inerrv heart dolh tjund like a medicine."
Course: General.
Future: Journalism.
Red Cross Council III, Secretary IV; Swimming III; Golf
III; Hockey I, II, III, IV; Basketball I, III, IV.
Pel Hobby:
Tennis.
Pet Expression: "Je ne sais pas."
ESTHER BARSNESS
"BUZZIE"
"Gentleness does more than violence."
Course: General.
Future: Washington School for Secretaries.
Christmas Party Committee I; Hockey II, III, IV; Basketball II, III, IV; Swimming III; Junior Play Usher III.
Pel Hobby: Playing the piano.
Pet Expression: "For Heaven's sake."
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WILLIAM HENRY BATEMAN
BILL"
"Cheerful company shortens the miles."
Course:
General.
Future:
Business.
Foolball II; Junior Play III; Dramatic Club IV.
Pet Hobby:
Calling on Ed. Brand.
Pet Expression:
"S?e what I mean."
WALTER EUGENE BENDER
"MIDGE"
"Distinct us the hillincs. vet one as the sea."
Course:
Pet Hobby:
General.
Future:
Machinist.
Fooling with machinery.
HIRAM JOSEPH BLOIS
"HI"
"ll'hat!
alive and so bold. 0
vonth.'"
Course: General.
Future: Notre Dame.
Football I, II, Varsity III; Track I, II, III, IV; Junior Play
Committee III; Senior Play, Program Committee IV.
Pet Hobby: Football.
Pet Expression: "Stop it."
EDITH BORODOWKO
"EDIE"
"She was one of tJiosc who cannot but
be earnest."
Course: Commercial.
Future: Secretary.
Club Editor of Senior Annual IV; Basketball I, II; Hockey
II, III, IV; Nominating Committee for Senior Class IV.
Pet Hobby: Dogs.
Pet Expression: "Do you think so?"
DICK BORRELL
"STUFF"
"All sleep! it is a ijentle thiiiij.
Beloved from pole to pole."
Course: General.
Future: College.
Varsity Football IV; Track III, IV.
Pet Hobby: Eating, Sleeping.
Pet Expression: "She's a buxom lass."
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VERA PATRICIA BRACKEN
"VI"
"Honor lies in honest toil."
Course: General.
Future: Undecided.
Chrislmas Party Committee I; Shorthand Club II; Spotlight II, III; French Club III, Treasurer IV; Standing Committee of Student Council III; Junior Play III; Banner Bearer
III; Class Ring and Pin Committee III, Co-Chairman IV;
Girls' Sports I, II, III, IV; Dramatic Club IV; Public Speaking III; Will Committee, Chairman IV; Senior Play IV;
National Honor Society IV.
Pet Hobby: Collecting pictures of famous people.
EDWARD STEPHEN BRAND
"EDDIE"
"The measure of a man's hie is the ice!!
speiidiiKj of it. not the time."
Course: General.
Future: Undecided.
Boys' Glee Club II; Assembly Play IV; Superlative Committee IV; Chess Club IV; Usher at Baccalaureate Service
and Graduation III; Activity Committee IV.
Pet Hobby: Calling on Bill Bateman.
Pet Expression: "Doss he always act that w a y
or does it just corns on in spells?"
RICHARD BURKE
"BURKE"
"Simplicity of character is no hindrance to
subtlety of iiitclln-t."
Course: General.
Future: Undecided.
Football II, Varsity III, IV.
Pet Hobby: Pinochle.
ALICE ROWLAND CALDWELL
"Her
\'oice is <Tcr low ant! soft
<!u excellent
/hint/ in a
woman."
Course: College.
Future: College.
Home Room Representative, Student Council I; French
Club III, IV; Photography Club III, Treasurer IV; Senior
Annual Staff IV; Junior Play Crew HI; Senior Play, Stage
Crew IV.
Pet Hobby: Photography.
DOROTHY JEWEL CARHART
"DOT"
•'.-( brain is worth lillle without a tonijuc."
Course: Commercial.
Future: Secretary.
Chess Club IV; Shorthand Club I; Junior Play, Usher III;
Senior Play, Usher IV.
Pet Hobby: Dancing.
Pet Expression: "Fawncy that."
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LUCILLE MARIE CARUSO
"LUCY"
''The only way to have a friend is to he one."
Course: General.
Future: Secretary.
Red Cross II, III. IV; Assembly Committee III, IV; Junior
Play Committee III; Senior Annual Typist IV; Trophy Committee III; Senior Play, Costume Crew IV.
Pet Hobby: Maine.
FRANKLIN JOHN CARUSONE
"A man he seems of cheerful yeslenhiys
ami eonfulenl tomorrows."
Course: College.
Future: Bates College.
Slide Rule Club I; Junior Play, Stage Manager III; Senior
Annual Business Staff IV; Science Club IV; Senior Play,
Stage Manager IV.
Pet Hobby:
Tennis.
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MARION JEWEL CAULLETT
" / ash no favors and shrink trom no
rcsf'nnsihilitics."
Course: General.
Future: Nursing.
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Basketball III, IV; Swimming III; Tennis III, IV.
Pet Hobby:
Tennis.
Pet Expression: "Darn it."
VINCENT WILLIAM COPCUTT
"BILL"
"Modesty becomes a youiuj num."
Course: College.
Future: Undecided.
Mathematics Club IV; Photography Club IV;
Club IV; Senior Play, Property Crew IV.
Pet Hobby:
Science
Music.
Pet Expression: "I don't know."
BILL COWPERTHWAITE
"BOX"
"Rejoice, O vouiu/ wan, in tliv voittlt!"
Course: College.
Future: Hemphill Diesel School.
Home Room Representative 'o Student Council I, II; Interclass Basketball I, II; Nominating Committee for Junior
Class II; Vice-president of Junior Class III; Track II, III, IV,
Indoor II; Basketball III; Junior Play Crew III; Dance Committee III; Senior Annual, Business Manager IV; Senior
Play Cast IV.
Pet Hobby: Trying to break "90" at Galloping Hill.
Pet Expression: "Man-Son."
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WARREN CRANE
"The (jreater man the (jrealer eourtesv."
Course: College.
Future: Undecided.
Junior Play Electrician III; Co-manager football IV; Track
IV; Senior Piay, Assistant Electrician IV.
Pet Hobby: Ping-pong.
Pet Expression: "You got rne."
MARY ELLEN CRUMBACK
"On
the static she a-i/.v
simple,
natural,
affeelini/."
Course: College.
Future: Skidmore.
Riding I, II, III; Basketball II, III; Hockey I, II, III, IV;
Senior Mathematics Club III; Red Cross Council I; Junior
Play Cast III; Class Nominating Committee I, II; Christmas Party I, II; Senior Play Cast IV.
Pet Hobby: Sketching.
RODERICK M. CROCKET, JR.
"ROD"
"The
mail thul blushes is not quite a brute."
Course: College.
Future: Business.
French Club II, III, IV; Glee Club I, II, III, IV; Band III,
IV; Operetta III, IV.
Pet Hobby: Playing the Tuba.
Pet Expression: "Oh! Yeah."
MABEL JUANITA CUSHMEYER
"KID"
"Some
Ihintjs tire better praiseil !>y sileuee
thtm />v remarks."
Course: Commercial.
Future: General Office Worker.
Library Club I; Shorthand Club II, III.
Pet Hobby: Swimming and dancing.
JENNIE DELLA SALA
"JEAN"
"Xnt by years but by rfisptisifiuii is
wistltnn ac<jttireti."
Course: Commercial.
Future: Business.
Business Staff of Spotlight IV; Shorthand Club III; Class
Night UsheT III.
Pet Hobby: Movies.
Pet Expression: "You trying t' b e funny?"
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G. WILLIAM DENGLER
"DINGY"
"Ihiiu- leisurely, done well."
Course: College.
Future: Medicine.
Riile Club I, II, III, IV; Science Club III, IV; Spotlight
Staff III; Aviation Club II; Band I, II; French Club IV.
Pet Hobby: Fishinq, hunting and swimming.
Pet Expression: "Aw nuts!"
LEMUEL WILBUR DICKS
"LEM"
"There is no wisdom like frankness."
Course: College.
Future: Music and Politics.
Football I; Basketball I, II; Interclass Basketball I, II;
Track I, II, III, IV; Point System Committee II, III, IV; Assembly Program Committee IV; Glee Club II; Debating
Team IV.
Pet Hobby: Singing.
Pet Expression: "Quid esse oportet id opartet."
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CATHERINE DI FABIO
"CATH"
"Is she not [•tissiiu/ fitly.'"
Course: College.
Future: Georgian Court.
Hockey I, II, III, IV; Basketball II, III; Senior Mathematics
Club III; Slide Rule Club I; Red Cross Representative IV;
Assembly Committee II; House and Grounds Committee I;
Class Nominating Committee I, II; French Club IV; Junior
Play, Business Committee III; Dramatic Club I, II; Senior
Play, Business Staff IV.
Pet Hobby: Driving.
OLINDO WILLIAM DI FABIO
"DI"
"Hang
sorroi*.1!
therefore
Curt- :<'i/l kill a rat,
let's I>e merry."
Course: College.
Fi lture:
and
Undecided.
President of Junior Class III; Baseball II, III, IV; Hockey,
Varsity III, IV, Captain; Spotlight II; Junior Play III; Senior
Annual, Joke Editor IV; Athletic Association IV; Senior
Play, Advertising Crew IV; National Honor Society IV.
Pet Hobby: Hitch-hiking.
Pet Expression: "Christmas Sakes!"
ROBERT DITZEL
"DITZ"
"Evcrv man is Ike arehileet of his own future."
Course: Commercial.
Future: Undecided.
Pet Hobby:
Listening to orchestras.
Pet Expression: "I don't wanna."
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MARGARET DOLINSKY
"MARGE"
"Tin- reward of a tliiui/ well done is lo
have it done."
Course: Commercial.
Future: Business.
Shorthand Club III; Operetta, Usher III; Christmas Party
I; Senior Annual, Typist IV; Spotlight, Business Staff III;
Manager IV; Junior Play, Usher III.
Pet Hobby; Dancing.
Pet Expression: "Oh Yeah!"
FRANK D. EATON
"EATIN' "
". /// thiii(/s are easy that are ilone
wdlnu/lv. '
Course: General.
Future: Hemphill Diesel School.
Football I, II, Varsity III, IV; Track I, Varsity II, III; Baseball I; Red Cross I; French Club II, III; Assistant Basketball
Manager III; Dance Committee, Chairman III, President
Senior Class IV; Senior Play Cast IV, Chairman of Fire
Squad IV; National Honor Society IV.
Pet Hobby: Dancing.
Pet Expression: "Aw Christmas!"
ANNA M. EICHINGER
"ANNE"
"A happy son!, that all I he day to heaven
hath u sumiih'i's day."
Course: General.
Future: Stenographer.
Orchestra I, II.
Pet Hobby:
Reading.
DOROTHY MARIE ERNST
"DOTTIE"
"Earnestness is the soul of work."
Course: General.
Future: Advertising Art.
Spotlight Art Staff IV; Assembly Program III; Christmas
Partv 1: Swimming II, III; Chairman, Costume Committee
Senior Play IV.
Pet Hobby: Ice Skating.
Pet Expression: "How'm I doin'?"
MARGARET ELIZABETH FAIRWEATHER
"BETTY"
"Second thouijhts are best."
Course: General.
Future: Business.
Tenr.is I; Golf III; Chess Club IV; Latin Club IV.
Pet Hobby:
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MACK FLOYD
"CAB"
"What force cannot, uujennitx wax."
Course: College.
Future: Howard University.
Track I; Football I: Glee Club I, II; Student Council I;
Assembly Committee IV; Manager ot Boxing Team IV.
Pet Hobby:
Tennis.
Pet Expression: "Hi Stuff."
WILLIAM RUE FREDRICK
"BILL"
" / am a inun, and iwlluinj flint concerns a
man do I deem a matter of
indifference to me."
Course: Scientific.
Pet Hobby:
Future: Lehigh.
Homework.
Pet Expression: "Not fit to punt."
CLARIBEL FRANCES FREW
"SKIPPY"
"ir/iy shimhl life all labor be.'"
Course: General.
Future: Undecided.
Pel Hobby:
Flying, swimming, shooting, reading.
Pet Expression: "Oh! Til beat you."
SHIRLEY MAE FROMM
"SHIRL"
"(itmil In be merrv ami wise."
Course: College.
Future: Katherine Gibbs.
Nominating Committee for Class Officers I, II: Dramatic
Club II; Slide Rule Club I; Hockey II, III, IV; Red Cross
Representative III; Basketball II; Red Cross Council President IV; Nominating Committee for Senior Annual IV;
Prophecy Committee IV; Spotlight News Staff IV; Riding I.
CHARLES GREGORY GARTLAN
"HACK"
"He lluil has palieiicc will compass aiiylhint/."
Course: College.
Future: College.
Cranford High School Annual Concert II; Glee Club II.
Ill, IV; Band IV; Orchestra IV; Photography Club IV;
Operetta II, III, IV.
Pet Hobby: Swimming.
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IRVIN K. GILES
"IRV"
"Of all blessings, lailic.s arc the soolhin'est."
Course: College.
Future: Undecided.
Football II, III, 1V: Basketball II, III; Track II, III, IV;
Dramatic Club III, IV, Secretary IV; French Club IV; Rifle
Club III, IV, Treasurer III; High School Operettas III, IV;
Senior Annual Staff IV; Senior Ring Commiltee, Co-chairman IV; Senior Mcthematics Club III.
Pet Hobby: Singing.
Pet Expression: "It sure is a funny world."
LEROY GIPSON
"LEE"
"There is i/rcal ahililv in knowing how
to council one's ahililv."
Course: General.
Future: Cartoon Study.
Spotlight Staff III, IV.
Pet Hobby: Drawing.
Pet Expression:
"Holy Cats."
RUTH GOLDBERG
"RUFIE"
"And all that's hcsl of dark and hrir/ht meet
in tier aspect and tier exes."
Course: College.
Future: College.
Dramatic Club II, III, IV; Slide Rule Club I; French Club
III. IV; Spotlight Staff III.
ROBERT BOYKIN GONZALEZ
-BOB"
"/ am the 1'crv pink of courtesy."
Course: Scientific. Future: Electrical Engineer.
Interdass Basketball II; Track I, II; Boys' Glee Club II;
Football I, III; Assistant Track Manager III; Junior Play
(Electrician) 111; House and Grounds Committee IV; Assembly Committee Usher IV; Senior Annual Staff IV; Senior
Play. (Electrician) IV.
Pet Hobby: Dancing.
Pet Expression: "Well doq bite my cat's foot."
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HOWARD GRAFF
"PRO"
"Men of few a'ords are the licst men."
Course: General.
Future: Undecided.
Rifle Club I; Band I, II; Orchestra I, II; Track III, IV.
Pet Hobby: Shop Work.
Pet Expression: "Don't bother me."
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GEORGE LESLIE GRIFFITH, JR.
"GRIP"
"Sir. I would rather he rii/ht than
be President."
Course: Scientific.
Future: Lehigh.
Science Club III, IV; Senior Play, Properly Committee IV.
Pet Hobby:
Mineral Collecting.
CARL GROZAN, JR.
"CHALLY"
"Music has cliiirins alone for a peaceful mind."
Course: College.
Future: Columbia.
Band II, III, IV; Glee Club II, III, IV; Orchestra I, II, III,
IV; President of Music Organizations IV; Baseball I; High
School Operettas II, III, IV.
Pet Hobby: Dance Orchestras.
Pet Expression: "Quiet!"
MARY ELIZABETH GUEST
"MEG"
"Silence is the perfectest herald of joy."
Course: College.
Future: Montclair College.
Cours Bethanie, Le Havre, France I, II; College de Jeunes
Filles, Cannes, France III; French Club IV.
Pet Hobby: Reading, Swimming.
Pet Expression: "Zut!"
SPENCER GULICK
"SPENCE"
'•/ have had a dream, past the wit of men
to sav what dream it was."
Course: College.
Future: Dentistry.
Chess Club IV; Dramatic Club IV; Mathematic Club III;
Junior Play III.
Pet Hobby: Fishing.
JANET HELEN GUNDERSEN
"Cheerfulness
and
Course: General.
"JOHNNY"
ijood-will make
•
labor
lit/hl."
Future: Undecided.
Swimming III; Hockey I, II, III, IV; High School Operetta
II; Dramatic Club IV; Glee Club I, II; Basketball I, II, IV;
Junior Play Usher III; Point System II, IH; Senior Play
Usher IV.
Pet Hobby: Swimming.
Pet Expression: "Gosh."
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ROLAND HAGERSTROM
"ROY"
"A man of sense talks lillle ami
listens much."
Course: General.
Future: Undecided.
Pel Hobby: Ice skating.
Pet Expression: "Rats."
DEBORAH BOWEN HAMILTON
"DEBBIE"
"Turn, turn, my wheel! .-Ill tilings must
change to something new, to something strange."
Course: College.
Future: Wellesley.
Chris'mas Committee I, II; French Club II, III, IV; Eligibility Committee III; Banner Bearer III; Hockey I, II, III, IV;
Dramatic Club I, II, Secretary II; Latin Club, President IV;
Senior Play, Advertising Crew IV; National Honor
Society IV.
Pet Hobby: Sports.
FREDERICK FRANK HAMM
"FRANK"
"'/ho I am young, I scorn to flit
On the wings of borroiccd wit."
Course: Scientific.
Future: Drexel.
Student Council Representative II, III; Secretary ol Student Council IV; Football I, II, III, Varsity IV; Track I, II,
III, IV; French Club III, Vice-President IV; Science Club IV,
Vice-President III; Photography Club III, President IV; Banner Bearer III; National Honor Society III, IV; Junior Play,
Stage Manager III; Class Vice-President II; Mathematics
Club III; Memento Committee IV.
Pet Hobby: Trying to make a pun.
PEGGY ANN HAMMOND
"PEEP"
"Enjoyment ami hardship prevent melancholy."
Course: College.
Future: Radcliffe.
Science Club III, IV, President III; Mathematics Club III,
IV, Vice-President IV; Spotlight Business Staff IV; Assembly Program Committee III, IV; French Club III, IV; Dramatic Club II, III; Slide Rule Club, Treasurer I: Junior Play,
Business Manager III; Senior Annual, Club Editor IV;
Hockey I, II, III, IV; Basketball I, II, III; Banner Bearer III;
Memento Committee IV; National Honor Society IV.
Pet Hobby: Ping-pong.
WILLIAM E. HANNIS
"PEE WEE"
"Oh voulli! Forever dear, forever kind!"
Course: General.
Future: Business.
Pe: Hobby:
Basketball.
Pet Expression: "Get out."
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DOROTHY ELINOR HARRIS
"DOT"
"The wise spare both time and words."
Course: Commercial.
Future: Undecided.
Pet Hobby:
Dancing and swimming.
Pet Expression: "Skip it."
FREDERICK I. HAYECK
"FREDDIE"
"Thou sayest such apt thiiu/s one would
almost think thee a scholar."
Course: General.
Future: Marketing and Selling.
Pet Hobby: Playing Baseball.
Pet Expression: "Who me?"
HELEN HENNING
"Reproof on her lips, hut a smile in her eves."
Course: General.
Future: Scudder Secretarial School.
Hockey I, II; Junior Red Cross I, II; Christmas Party I,
II; Nominating Committee of Student Council II; Junior Play,
Business Committee III; Spotlight IV; Ssnior Play, Business
Manager IV.
Pet Hobby:
Going to New York.
CHARLES S. HOAG
"HOAGY"
".1/(7Y / take you iliiwu a hittluii-holc or two?''
Course: General.
Future: U. S. Army "Flying Cadets."
Rifle Club III, President IV.
Pet Hobby: Horses and Polo.
Pet Expression: "Oh Yeah."
DORIS WILLSON HOWARD
"DOR'IS"
"Her air impressive and her reason sound."
Course: General.
Future: University of Miami.
Red Cross Council I, Treasurer II; Christmas Committee
II; Spotlight News Staff II, Assistant Editor III, Associate
Editor, Exchange Editor IV; Assembly Committee II; Foreign Affairs Club II, III; Debating Team III; Election Committee IN; Prompter "Sham" III; Swimming III; Golf II, III,
IV; Hiking Club I.
Pet Hobby; Archery and Swimming.
Pet Expression: "Think nothing of it."
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JACK W. IRVING
"He was so (laterally civil that no one
thanked him for it.''
Course: General.
Future: Business.
Pel Hobby:
Basketball.
Pet Expression: "Oh I don't know."
KENNETH JACKSON
"KEN"
".111 the -world loves a lover."
Course: College.
Future: Undecided.
Willard Hall Jr. High School, Wilmington, Del.: Dramatic
Club I: Operetta I. Cranford High School: Operetta II;
Junior Assistant Basketball Manager II; Football II. Meadville High School, Pa.: Football III; Public Speaking Club.
Cranford High School: Senior Play IV.
Pet Hobby: Moving.
ARTHUR FRANK JOHNSON
"SLATS"
".i merry companion is music on a journey."
Course: General.
Future: Unpredictable.
Boxing Club IV; Senior Play IV.
Pet Hobby:
Boxing.
Pet Expression:
"It's love I'm alter."
SHIRLEY MARIE JOHNSTON
"SHIRL"
"A foot more lii/ht. a step more true,
Xc'er from the hcath-ftozver fill the dezi'."
Course: College.
Future: Carver Hall.
Girls' Sports I, II, III, IV; Spotlight Staff III, IV; Slide Rule
Club I; Junior Play, Business Manager III; French Club IV;
Glee Club II, III, IV; Librarian of Band IV; Dramatic Club IV.
Pet Hobby: Dancing and Ping-pong.
Pet Expression: "Nobody knows."
NORMAN D. JONES
"OISEAU"
"Brevity is flic soul of wit."
Course: College.
Future: Colby.
President of Sophomore Class II; French Club, Treasurer
III; Baseball II, III; Publicity Manager III; Eligibility Committee 111; National Honor Society IV.
Pel Hobby: Playing Basketball.
Pet Expression: "Ya gotta be rugged."
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DONALD KENNETH KEYSER
"KENNY"
"The silent man is most trusted."
Course: Scientific.
Future: Undecided.
Orchestra II, IV; Operetta III, IV; Junior Play Crew HI;
Band II, III, IV.
Pet Hobby; Music.
Pet Expression: "Oh Sugar."
MARTIN KLEIN
"MART"
"When the will is l>romf>l the lei/s
Course: General.
are ninthle."
Future: Undecided.
Basketball I, II, Varsity III, IV, V; Football I, II, Varsity
III, IV, V; Track, Varsity IV, V; Baseball II; Student Council V.
Pet Hobby; Ice Skating.
Pet Expression: "For crying out loud."
WILHELMINA MARTHA KLUSCH
"WILLY"
"Full of sz^eet indifference."
Course: Commercial.
Future: Secretary.
Basketball I, II; Hockey I, II; House and Grounds Committee I, II; Gles Club I; Superlative Committee IV; Activity Committee IV.
Pet Hobby: Dancing and Swimming.
Pet Expression: "Holy Smokes."
DOROTHY GERTRUDE KOEPPLER
"DOT"
".-I good name is better than riches."
Course: General.
Future: Nurse.
Pet Hobby:
Reading.
Pet Expression: "Oh Shux!"
GRACE KUHNLE
"Easy to look at: difficult In imitate."
Course: General.
Future: Undecided.
Red Cross I, II; Riding I, II, III; Basketball II; Senior Play,
Program Committee IV; Senior Annual, Business Staff IV;
Golf II, IV.
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RUTH KUHNLE
"Still to he in-ill, still to he drest,
.Is you were t/oiiui to a feast."
Course: General.
Future: Undecided.
Slanding Committee I, II; Red Cross Council II; Eligibility
Committee of Student Council III; Riding I, II, III, IV; Bowiing II, III, IV; Golf II, III, IV; Senior Annual, Associate
Editor IV.
VIRGINIA MARJORIE LAKE
"IINNIE"
"ller a'iiv.f are ways of pleasantness anil
all her paths are peace."
Course: College.
Future: Business School.
Hockey I, II, Captain III, IV; Basketball I, II, III, IV;
Tennis III, IV; Golf III; Bowling III; Photography Club III,
IV; French Club III, IV; Golden C Staff IV; Senior Play,
Stage Crew IV.
Pei Hobby: Swimming and dancinq.
WARNER LANSING
"Man oi polite learniiiif and a liheral
education."
Course: College.
Future: Cornell.
Student Council, Vice-President III, Treasurer IV; Ice
Hockey, Varsity II, III, IV; Boxing Club IV; French Club
III, IV; Mathematics Club III. IV; Science Club III, IV;
Tennis III, IV; National Honor Society III, IV.
Pet Hobby: Railroads.
WILLIAM EDWIN LATANE
"ED"
"/ can afford to wait."
Course: General.
Future: Business.
Football II; Track III, IV; Photography Club III, IV; Box.
ing Club IV; Senior Annual, Snapshot Committee IV.
Pet Hobby: Skating.
Pet Expression: "Yes, Yes."
JAMES LAUREL
"LULLY"
"Well Said."
Course: General.
Future: Business.
Pet Hobby:
Boxing.
Pet Expression: "Darn right."
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RUTH MARIAN LEAVITT
"RUTHY"
"But now inv task' is smoothly
done.
1 can fly. or I can run."
Course: College.
Future: Dickinson College.
Spotlight, Art Editor III, Editor-in-Chiel IV; National Honor
Society III, IV; Mathematics Club III, Secretary-Treasurer
IV; Secretary of Point System III; French Club IV; Science
Club IV; Hockey I, II, III, IV; Basketball III, IV; Junior
Play III, Banner Bearer III; Student Council IV.
DONALD FRANK LEVY
"DON"
"E-veccdiiuj wise, fair shaken, and
persuadilli/."
Course: College.
Future: Columbia.
Football I, II, Varsity III IV; Vice President of Senior
Class IV; French Club, Vice President III, President IV;
Debating Club II, III; Banner Bearer III; Dance Committee
IV; Track I, II, Varsity III, IV; House nnd Grounds Committee IV; Memento Committee IV; Junior Play III; National
Honor Society IV.
Pet Hobby: Standing up before assembly.
GUION LEWIS
"GUY"
"/.\- this Iliat haiufhty. f/a!lanl. </tn'
lotharin?"
Course: General.
Future: Business College.
Baseball II; Football II, III, Varsity IV; Track III, IV,
Indoor IV.
Pet Hobby: Tennis.
Pet Expression: "Oh Yeah!"
MILDRED FRANCIS LEWIS
"MILLIE"
"-i pretty
face is half a
dowry."
Course: General.
Future: Comptometer Operating.
Prompter Junior Play III; Hockey I. II; Swimming III;
Senior Play Usher IV.
Pet Hobby: Dancing.
Pet Expression: "Quiet, Grade!"
ALICE DOROTHY L O C K W O O D
"RUSTY"
"H'luttcvcr makes men i/oml Cliristians.
iu<ikcs them tjood
citizens.'
Course: College.
Future: Undecided.
Hiking Club I; Band I, II, III; Orchestra I, II, III; Basketball I, IV; Hockey I, Varsity IV; Concert I, II, III.
Pet Hobby: Playing music, art.
Pet Expression: "My whistle works."
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JOSEPH WILLIAM LOVELAND
"JOE"
"To be is to succeed."
Course: College.
Future: Dartmouth.
President of Student Council IV; Football II, III, Varsity
IV; Interclass Basketball I, II; Baseball II, III, IV; Hockey
IV; Tennis II; Banner Bearer III; Treasurer of Junior Class
III; Dance Commitlee III; Junior Play III; Spotlight, Business Staff II; Athletic Association Representative to Student
Council III; National Honor Society IV.
Pet Hobby: Campinq.
Pet Expression: "Ya Fool."
DOROTHY ELVIRA MANDONE
"DOTTIE"
" . / merry heart tjnes nil the tltiy.
sad tires in a mile-a."
Course: General.
Your
Future: Undecided.
Basketball I, II; Orchestra I, II.
Pel Hobby: All fields ol music.
Pel Expression: "Oh! Boy."
HARRY MANNING
"WACKY"
" .•/ / / / / / ( • m u l t f e l l s ti
Course: Commercial.
ijreat
oak."
Future: Business.
Tennis IV; Shorthand Club II; Aviation Club II.
Pet Hobby:
Tennis.
Pel Expression:
"By Jove."
WILLIAM JAMES MATTHERS
"BILL"
".Such jov tnnbitinu jnltls.
Course: College.
Future: Music.
Orchestra IV; "H. M. S. Pinafore" IV.
Pet Hobby: Music.
DORIS LOUISE McWILLIAMS
"MICKEY"
"/ jndi/c people by what they might he,—
not arc,—nor will be."
Course: College.
Future: Bellevue Hospital.
Golf HI; Hockey I, II, III, IV; Basketball II, III; Ping Pong
and Bowling HI; French Club IV; Latin Club IV; Photography Club IV; Science Club IV; Will Committee IV; Senior
Play, Stage Crew IV; National Honor Society IV.
Pet Hobby: Collecting lost handkerchiefs.
Pet Expression: "You know what I mean."
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"JERRY"
"His limits are very sensitive fur everxlh'nuj
wakes him huujh."
Course: College.
Future: Dartmouth.
Photography II, III, IV; Senior Annual, Snapshot Editor
IV; Banner Bearer III; Senior Ploy, Stage Crew IV.
Pet Hobby; Photography.
Pe 1 Expression; "Oh! Pshaw."
EDWARD JOSEPH METZNER
"ED"
"Who is satisfied is well paid."
Course: General.
Future: Business.
Senior Basketball IV; Senior Annual Typist IV; Superlative Committee IV; Activity Committee IV; Junior Play,
Property Committee III.
Pet Hobby: Skating.
Pet Expression: "By the by."
HAZEL EDITH MILLER
"HAZEL"
"Her silent cnursc advance with inoffensive pace
that spin 11 in;i sleeps in her soft axle."
Course: Commercial.
Future: Secretary.
Shorthand Club II; Senior Annual Typist IV.
Pe' Hobby: Singing, reading.
Pet Expression: "Hi-ya 'Rusty' ."
GEORGE E. MIRKOVICH
"MIRK"
"Good nature and ijood sense are nsitidlv
eompanions.''
Course: General.
Future: Working in a publicity department.
Baseball I, II, III, IV; Hockey II, III, IV.
pet Hobby: Working around automobiles.
Pet Expression: "Take a powder."
LILA CECELIA MOKARZEL
"The more talents the more they will
be developed."
Course: College.
Future: College.
French Club II, III, IV, President III; Senior Annual, Sports
Editor, Quotation Committee IV; Spotlight, Sports Editor III,
IV; Eligibility Committee III, IV, Chairman III; Science Club,
Treasurer IV; Banner Bearer III; Junior Play, Reading Committee III;, Hockey I, II, III, IV; Basketball I, II, III, IV, Captain II, III; Girls' Glee Club I, II; National Honor Society IV.
Pet Hobby: Buying clothes.
Pet Expression: "Wait a minute."
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GAIL MOLDAL
"WINDY"
"How poor arc thcv that Inn'c not patience!"
Course: Commercial. Future: Business College.
Pet Expression:
"Ahh!"
RUTH CAROLINE MORRIS
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"RUTHIE"
"Tlicrc
is luck
Course: General.
in
Icisitic."
Future: Trenton Normal.
Hockey I; Swimming III; Rifle Club I; Science Club IV;
Tennis I.
Hobby;
Swimming.
Pel Expression:
"Aw Heck."
AGNES MARIE MORSE
"ANGUS"
"Dartinij,
frrslcmi/,
siiif/int/,
Course: Commercial.
life."
Future: Business.
Girls' Sports I, II, III, IV; Senior Annual, Business Staff IV.
Pet Hobby:
s**"
Collecting dog pictures and stamps.
Pet Expression:
"Isn't he cute, here puppy."
MARGARET R. NOLAN
"MARG"
"A </nod companion makes i/tnnl company."
Course: Commercial.
Future: Business.
Linden High School: Debating Club I, II; Class Debating
Team I; Tennis Club I, II. Cranford High School: Photography Club IV; Prompter Senior Play IV.
Pet Hobby: Collecting souvenirs.
Pet Expression: "Gee, that's purty."
ADELAIDE CHRISTINA OLSEN
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"ADDIE-DEE"
"Earnestness and sporl yo well toycther."
Course: General.
Future: Undecided.
Basketball I, II, III, IV; Hockey II, III, Captain IV; High
School Operetta IV, Glee Club II, III.
Pet Hobby: Riding a Bicycle.
Pet Expression: "Oh Sugar."
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JOHN OLSEN
"JOHNNY"
" 'Tis better tn he brief than tedious."
Course: General.
Pet Hobby:
Future: Diesel Engineer.
Dog Traininq.
Pet Expression: "Smack 'em on the Konk."
GEORGE WILLIAM ORROK
"ft is part of my niu/iou never to hurt
mix man's feeliiit/s."
Course: General.
Future: Undecided.
Electrician Senior Play IV.
Pet Hobby:
Radio.
Pet Expression: "There's nothing like it."
HELEN CATHERINE ORROK
"By the work one knows the workman."
Course: General.
Future: Undecided.
Christmas Party I; Dramatic Club II, President III; Student
Council Representative II, III; Play and Entertainment Committee, Chairman III; Junior Play III; Senior Class, Secretary IV; Senior Annual, Art Editor IV; Spotlight, Art Staff III,
IV; Senior Play IV; National Honor Society IV.
Pet Hobby: Ari.
Pet Expression: "Oh My!"
WILLARD LEONARD OSTERHELDT
"OSS1E" AND "SJCHOIS"
"/ ,\7/t/// ne'er he aware of mine own wit till
I break mv shin a</ainsi it."
Course: General.
Future: Undecided.
Glee Club I; Track: Indoor III, IV, Outdoor I, Varsity II,
III, IV; Football II, Varsity IV; Rifle Club I; Usher at Senior
Baccalaureate Sermon III; Usher at Senior Graduation III;
Senior Annual Business Staff IV; Senior Play, Advertising
Committee IV.
Pet Hobby: Sports.
Pet Expression: "For the love of pupitre."
ROBERT LOUIS OXEE
"BOB"
"ll'ho siiu/s drh'es away eure."
Course: College.
Future: Business.
Rifle Club I; Tennis I, II, Varsity III, IV: Music Organizations I, II, III, IV; Track III: Student Council IV; Senior
Play IV.
Pet Hobby: Skating.
Pet Expression: "Comes trouble."
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NETTIE PANASEWITZ
"NED"
"Good to he merry and wise."
Course: Commercial.
Future: Interpreter Secretary.
Basketball I, II, III, IV; Spotlight Typist IV; French Club
III, IV; Shorthand Club II, III; Swimming III; Banner Bearer
III: Chairman Quotation Committee IV.
Pet Hobby: Dancing.
Pet Expression: "Gee whinnigers."
DORIS ANN PETERSON
"PETE"
".-:/ eheerfnl eoiiiileiuinee hetnhens
a tjnnd heart."
Course: General.
Future: Packard (Business College).
Christmas Paity Committee I!; Swimming III; Junior Play
Usher III; Basketball IV; Rifle Club IV; Tennis III, IV.
Pet Hobby: Ping-pong.
Pet Expression: "Well??"
CREIGHTON PFEIFER
"FIFE"
"-.I Corinthian, a hid of weitle, ii tjooii hoy."
Course: Commercial.
Future: Undecided.
Pet Hobby: Opposite sex.
Pet Expression: "O. K. Baby."
WILLIAM VICTOR POELTLER
"NICK"
'\1III! thonifh In' prnmiscs liis h>.\\\- he makes
his promises i/nmf.
Course: General.
Future: Business.
Basketball III, Varsity IV, Interclass I, II; Baseball I,
II, Varsity III, IV; Championship Interclass Basketball II.
Pet Hobby: Basketball.
Pet Expression: "Look at this."
GUY RUSSELL PORCELLA
"FULLER"
"Ghiilness nf the heart is Hie life nf a man,
and the jnyfulncss nf « man /Tiiloin/clh
his days."
Course: General.
Future: Wheaton Colleqe.
Hockey II, III, IV; Tennis II. Ill, IV; Football II, III, Varsity IV: Junior Play III; Senior Play, Stage Crew IV.
Pet Hobby: Hockey.
pet Expression: "Pooh-Bah."
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••PREUSSY"
"No letjacy is so rich as honesty."
Course: Commercial.
Future: Secretary.
Hockey III; Spotlight Typist IV; Banner Bearer III.
Pet Hobby: Indoor Roller skating.
Pet Expression: "You big cream puff."
ANN MARIE PYLE
"IGGY"
"Joy rises in me, like <t summer's morn.
Course: Commercial.
Future: Secretary.
Shorthand Club II, III.
Pet Hobby: Dancing and Tennis.
Pet Expression: "So what."
PAUL ADELBERT RACKMYER, JR.
"JUN"
".-I icise man never loses anything
has Iiimself."
Course: General.
Pet Hobby:
Future:
if he
Undecided.
Fishing.
Pet Expression: "Hi Stooge."
JAMES RAY
"BUD"
"Hz't'i'V man luis his men phulct."
Course: College.
Future: Montclair Normal.
Junior Play III; Public Speaking III; French Club IV;
Senior Annual, Typist IV; Senior Play IV.
Pet Expression:
"He
"Mais oui."
REUBEN REDFIELD
"RUBINOFF"
luis niniujh
7^'lm is
nuiti'iil."
Course: General.
Future: Accountant.
Band I, II, III, IV; Orchestra I, II, III, IV; Boys' Glee Club
I, II, III, IV; Union County Band II, III; Aviation Club II;
Chess Club IV; Operetta II, III, IV; Slide Rule Club I.
Pet Hobby: Radio Experimenting.
Pet Expression: "Do you mean it?"
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"Like,—but oil hole different!"
Course: College.
Future: Undecided.
Dramatic Club I. II; French Club III, IV; Science Club III,
IV; Senior Annual, An Staff IV; Swimming III: Senior Play,
Program Cover Design IV; National Honor Society IV.
Pet Hobby: Having Tea.
Pet Expression: "How 'bout a little something to eat?"
SIDNEY RICHTER
"SID"
"Wise to resolve, and patient to perform."
Course: General.
Future: Undecided.
Banner Bearer III; Mathematics Club IV.
Pet Hobby:
Reading.
Pet Expression: "Oh Yes."
AUSTIN LEONARD ROBERTS
"Hit the nail on the head."
Course: College.
Future: William and Mary.
Assistant Editor of Spotlight III, Associate Editor IV; Associate Editor Senior Annual IV; Banner Bearer III; Tennis
III; Debating Team III; French Club III. IV; Science Club
IV; Mathematics Club III, President IV; Chess Club IV;
Junior Play III; Senior Play IV; National Honor Society IV.
Pet Hobby: Working.
Pet Expression: "C'est dommage!"
GENEVIEVE SINCLAIR ROBERTS
"GENE"
''A happv life consists in virtue."
Course: College.
Future: Undecided.
Christmas Party II; Biology Club III; Tennis III, IV.
Pet Hobby:
Swimming.
MABEL ROBERTSON
"MABS"
"/ li-cc tranquil solitude and s't'ect society
as is ijuiet. wise and good."
Course: College.
Future: Business.
Aviation Club I, Chairman of Nominating Committee for
Sophomore Officers I, Spotlight, News Staff II, III, News
Editor IV.
Pet Hobby: Dogs.
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MILDRED E. SACARNY
"MILLIE"
"Von in/ in limbs, in judgment old."
Course: College.
Future: Undecided.
Student Council Representative I; President of Junior
Mathematics Club I; Dramatic Club I, III, Vice-President II;
French Club III, IV; Assembly Proqram Committee III, IV;
Junior Play Crew III; Debating Team III; Swimming III;
Fencing III; Latin Club IV; National Honor Society IV.
Pel Hobby: Dancing and Reading.
Pet Expression: "Good Gosh!"
WILLIAM SANGIULIANO
•'SANG'1
"To him a 7m is determined it remains
only to act."
Course: College. Future: State Normal School.
Glee Club I, II.
Pet Hobby: Manual Training.
Pet Expression:
"That's right."
ROBERT SATTER
"SKI-FEET"
"Men tire polished, ihroitt/h act and speech."
Course: College.
Future: Rutgers.
Treasurer of Sophomore Class II; Student Council, Chairman, Constitution Committee, Class Representative II!, IV;
French Club III, IV; Spotlight, Sports Editor IV; Senior
Annual Sports Editor IV; Junior Play III; Inierclass Basketball I, II; Baseball III, IV; Senior Play IV; National Honor
Society IV.
Pet Hobby: Tennis.
Pet Expression: "Eggs are going up."
FRANK GEORGE SAYRE
"BUTCH"
"The stvle is the niuii himself."
Course: General.
Future: Business.
Football I, II, Varsily III, IV; Basketball I, II. Ill, Varsity
IV; Baseball I. II, Varsily III, IV.
Pet Hobby: Chewing Gum.
Fet Expression: "I'll tell you sometime."
BILLIE SCHOLZ
"SCHILLIE"
"Romeo. Romeo, wherefore are ihon Romeo."
Course: General.
Future: Undecided.
Library Club II; Basketball I, IV; Hockey II, III; Concert
II, IV; Usher Senior play IV.
Pet Hobby: Dancing.
Pet Expression: "Wei!, here we are!"
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MILDRED SCHUBEL
"MIDGE"
"Fair
and
stiffly
(toes
Course: College.
far."
Future: Music.
All State Orchestra I, III, IV; Student Council II; Treasurer
of Orchestra II; Treasurer of Music Organization III, IV;
French Club, Secretary III, IV; Red Cross Representative
IV; Union County Orchestra III; National Honor Society IV.
Pet Hobby; Riding, Swimming.
Pet Expression: "Oh Golly."
HAROLD RUSSELL SCHULTZE
"HAROLD"
") ouiui mini, what are von (/onn/ to do
in the great future.'"
Course: College.
Future: Cornell.
Track II, Varsity III, IV; Boxing Club IV; French Club III.
Pe: Hobby; Raising Pigeons.
Pet Expression: "What's her name?"
JULIA HATFIELD SEFING
"JULIE"
"O. .rate vi' the lass with bonnie blue e'en?
Her smile is the sweetest that ever was seen."
Course: College.
Future: Syracuse University.
East Lansing High School: I, II, III, Orchestra I, II, III, IV;
Senior Play IV; Science Club IV; Debating Team IV.
Pet Hobby: Writing letters, playing the piano, reading.
Pet Expression: "In East Lansing
"
BETTY VIRGINIA SHAFFER
"BETT"
"As merrx as the dav is long."
Course: General.
Future: College.
Spotlight Staff III; Red Cross II; Hockey I, II, III, IV; Basketball I, II, III, IV; Secretary of Athletic Association IV.
Pet Hobby: Sports.
HENRIETTA ANNE SHAHEEN
"ETTA"
".-Is a ii'//, if not first in the very first line."
Course: General.
Future: Business.
Shorthand Club II; Spotlight IV; Senior Annual, Business
Staff IV.
Pet Hobby: Dancing and Swimming.
Pet Expression: "Funny as a crutch."
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JOHN EDWARD SHAW
"JOHNNY"
"Perseverance hrini/s success."
Course: College.
Future: College.
Basketball Manager IV; Band I, II, III, IV; Orchestra I,
II, III, IV, Vice-President III, IV; Varsity Football IV.
Pet Kobby: Running to school.
Pet Expression: "Phooey."
BAIRD J. SIMPSON
"SIMP"
"His roi-uuj fancy like the wind that nolhin;/
can stuv and nothiiu/ con hind."
Course: College.
Future: College.
Aviation Club II; Biology Club III; Banner Bearer III;
Tennis III; Photography Club III, IV; French Club IV;
Snapshot Assistant, Senior Annual IV; Assistant Stage Manager, Senior Play IV.
Pet Hobby; Pipes, Photography.
Pet Expression: "Hey Kid."
WALTER F. SORGER
"WALT"
"U'hn is satisfied is well paid."
Course: General.
Future: Undecided.
Pet Hobby:
Stamp collecting and modeling airplanes.
Pet Expression:
"So what?"
ELLEN MATILDA SPECHT
"ELLEN"
"The secret of success is constancy
to purpose."
Course: General.
Future: Traphagen School of Fashion.
Chairman of Point System II, III, IV; Election Committee
III, IV; Red Cross I, III, IV; Dramatic Club I; Hockey I, II,
III, IV; Secretary of Sophomore Class II; lunior Play III;
Eanner Bearer III; National Honor Society III, IV; French
Club III, IV; Golf III, IV; Senior Play, Costume Commitlee IV.
Pet Hobby: Collecting odd bottles.
Pet Expression: "A little birdie told me."
ANTOINETTE DELORES STABILE
"TONI"
''Of all those arts in which the wise excel.
Araturc's chief masterpiece is writing well."
Course: General.
Future: Undecided.
Hockey I, II, III, IV; Basketball 1, II; Spotlight HI, IV;
Prophecy Committee, Chairman IV; Photography Club IV;
Senior Play, Program Committee Chairman IV.
Pet Hobby: Photography.
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JEAN ELIZABETH STEIGERWALT
"It's
no nmlter
'i^'luit \'<>n do if your
/'<• (>n!v trite."
Course: General.
heart
Future: Undecided.
Standing Committee of the Student Council II; Science
Club IV; Hockey I, II, III; Basketball I, II, IV; Tennis III.
Pe! Hobby:
Art.
WARDELL STEIGERWALT
"The mcanimj is best known to the speaker."
Course: College.
Future: College.
Band II; Track I, II, III. IV; Banner Bearer III.
Pet Hobby:
Piano.
Pet Expression: "Oh Yeah."
ORVILLE J. J. STEPHENS
"STEVE"
"Bill me discourse, J li'ill enchant thine ear."
Course: College.
Future: Undecided.
Science Club III, President IV; Chess Club, President IV;
Track I, II, III, IV; Boxing IV; National Honor Society IV.
Per Kobby: Experimenting with chemicals.
Pet Expression: "Yes, yes, go on."
JANE ELLA STEVENSON
"IAN IE"
" Well timed silence liatJi more eloquence
than speech."
Course: Commercial.
Future: Secretary.
Pet Kobby:
Music.
Pet Expression: "You're telling me."
BETTY BERRIEN STIMPSON
"Goodwill is the mii/htiest practical force
in the unh-erse."
Course: Commercial.
Future: Business.
Basketball I, II; Hockey I, II, III, IV; Bowling II, III; Assembly Program Committee I, II, III, IV; Red Cross Representative I, III, Secretary II; Junior Business Club, Secretary I.
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CATHERINE IRENE STORY
"KATE"
"One may be humble out of pride."
Course: Commercial.
Future: Secretary.
Shorthand Club III; Superlative Committee, Chairman IV;
Activity Committee IV; Girls' Glee Club IV; Hockey 1, II;
Basketball I, II; Swimming II; Operetta III, IV.
Pet Hobby; Drawing.
Pet Expression: "Oh Yeah!"
ROBERT LEROY SWARTS
"OOTSIE"
"Hold tilt' fart!
Course: General.
I am eoiuiiuj!"
Future: Undecided.
Football II, Varsity III, IV, Captain; Track IV, V.
Pet Hobby: Hitch-hiking.
Pet Expression: "Some days it don't pay to get up."
MERWIN MARSH TERRY, JR.
"SWEDE"
eldom does Ihirm.'
Future: Undecided.
Course: General.
Silence
Football II, III, Varsity IV; Basketball I, II, III; Baseball
I, II, III, Varsity IV.
Pet Hobby: Sports.
Pet Expression: "Yeh, three times."
NEIL TUSZYNSKI
"NEAL WALT"
"There's a ijood time eoiiiiui/, boys!
.-/ t/ood tune eouutuf."
Course: College.
Future: Texas A. and M.
Football I, II; Basketball I, II; Track I; All-County Band I;
Red Cross I; All-County Glee Club III; Junior Play, Property
Manager III; Dance Committee, Chairman IV; Assembly
Program Committee IV; Science Club IV; Boxing Club IV;
Ice Hockey, Manager IV; Senior Play IV; Boseball. Assistant Manager III.
Pel Hobby: Music.
Pet Expression: "What are you doing Friday Night?"
JEAN ELIZABETH UMMER
"LIZ"
"She thai was erer fail' <m<{ nei'er promt, had
tongue at will, and yet was never laud."
Course: College.
Future: Business College.
Point System Committee II; Student Counri!, Treasurer
III; Spotlight, Art Staff III, Art Editor IV; Junior Play Cast
III; Class Publicity Committee III; Senior Mathematics Club
III; Senior Annual Stall, Assistant Art Editor IV; French
Club IV; Senior Play Reading Committee IV; Banner Bearer
III; National Honor Society III, IV.
Pet Hobby: Drawing.
Pet Expression: "It's all right."
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RUTH CAROL VAN DUYNE
"CAROL"
".1/oderute measures are best."
Course: General.
Future: Undecided.
Orchestra I, II, III; Tennis II; Red Cross Council III, IV;
Cheerleader IV.
Pet Hobby:
Ice Cream Cones.
Pet Expression: "Have you seen 'Rusty'?"
EARL VAN SICKLE
"DUKE"
"Better late than never."
Course: College.
Future: Undecided.
Student Council Home Room Representative I: Band I,
II; Science Club IV; Chess Club IV.
Pet Hobby: Playing trumpet. Swing Music.
Pet Expression: "Quit the stuff, Liddle Lunk."
MARY WALCZYSZYN
"MAM"
"The ornament of a woman is her modesty."
Course: Commercial.
Future: Secretary.
Basketball I; House and Grounds Committee I, II; Senior
Play, Usher IV.
Pet Hobby: Bicycle riding.
Pet Expression: "Gee Whiz."
ALICE HILLYER WHITE
"The mildest manners, and the f/entlesl heart.''
Course: College.
Future: Brown University.
Dramatic Club II; French Club III, IV; Red Cross III, IV;
Chess Club IV.
Pet Hobby: Playing chess.
DORIS ANN WOLF
"DAW"
"Those about her from her shall read the
perfect zmys of honor."
Course: College.
Future: Medicine.
Editor-in-Chief ol "Golden C" IV; Senior Class Representative to Student Council IV; Science Club, Secretary-Treasurer III, Secretary IV; French Club IV; Student Council
Home Room Representative II, III; Secretary of Junior Class
III; Assembly Program Committee II; Slide Rule Club, Secretary I; Riding I, II; Swimming III; National Honor
Society IV.
Pet Hobby: Swimming.
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"Tlw\ thai ijovern I he must make I he
leas/ liaise."
Course: College.
Future: Engineering.
Science Club III, IV; Football II, III- Track II, III.
Pet Hobby:
Fooling with machines.
Pet Expression:
"What the heck."
ALVIN ZALONIS
"BIN"
". / sober man—a soft answer. '
Course: Commercial.
Future: Undecided.
Pel Hobby:
Golf.
Farewell to C. H. S.
Words by Lila Mokarzel
(Music by Neal Walt)
With heavy hearts but learned minds
We part from Cranford's Gold and Blue,
In spirit never leaving us,
But held in memories of this adieu.
And now we realize that ne'er again
Can we regain those four fleet years
Spent with our friends and guides and books
Which roused our love, our faith, our cheers.
But drop the gloom that this end brings,
Instead to wake a pride that grows
Of chance to prove our worth as men,
Prepared for life; what it bestows.
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Class History
Entering with a bang, and maintaining its membership, the largest oi our
freshman classes, the present honorable seniors, soon proved not the usual
bewildered edition to the great Cranford High School.
To facilitate an efficient administration, we chose at the end of this year
Norman Jones as President and Frank Hamm as the assistant-guide. Ellen
Specht kept our little red book and Bob Satter was our Chancellor of the
Exchequer. With these capable officers installed, and laboring, the next action
was the selection of that eminent motto "EXCELSIOR" and Blue and Silver as
the class colors.
Having survived this long, we entered the Junior year with Olindo DiFabio
as our very dependable head usher and William Cowperthwaite as his stooge.
Doris Wolf was the minute-taker and Joe Loveland the banker.
The Junior Plays, the main feature of the Junior year, were most successful.
One of these one-act productions, with its unusual talent, was entered in the
State Contest and succeeded in reaching the finals. Half the proceeds, thus
earned, were contributed to the noteworthy cause of Flood Relief and since
these plays were a financial success the sum was substantial. The Junior
Subscription Dance was quite a spectacle but a bridge party had to be given
by the P.-T. A. to make up the deficit incurred.
An additional feature of this year was the Junior-Senior debate in which
we received prominence for having the best speaker of the evening, though
we lost the decision. The Junior-Senior Prom received the hearty cooperation
of the Juniors, making it a success.
Entirely uninflated by the honor of being Seniors, we began our fourth
and most memorable year in C. H. S. by installing Frank Eaton as our President, Donald Levy as Vice-President, Helen Orrok as our Secretary, and
Richard Anderson the money-seeker.
To further a good reputation we presented the Senior Play, "The Seven
Keys to Baldpate" which ended with praise and an addition to our treasury.
This year we were more successful in the Junior-Senior Debate concerning the
public control of electricity, the decision being in our favor. One of our class
was also crowned as the best orator of the evening. We received, thus, the
much treasured cup and a good check for Five Dollars.
Eighteen of our most capable Seniors were elected to the National Honor
Society. Previously we had installed five in our Junior year. The Senior
Annual Staff was chosen by the class and the members and their works have
lived up to their standards as you will see.
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Girl
BETTY SHAFFER
RUTH KUHNLE
GRACE KUHNLE
ALICE CALDWELL
GRACE KUHNLE
DOROTHY MANDONE
DORIS WOLF
ARLENE ANDERSON
BETTY STIMPSON
CATHERINE DI FABIO
DORIS WOLF
DORIS WOLF
ELLEN SPECHT
MILDRED SACARNY
CATHERINE STORY
ADELAIDE OLSEN
HELEN ORROK
NETTIE PANASEWITZ
ELIZABETH UMMER
DORIS HOWARD
SHIRLEY JOHNSTON
DEBORAH HAMILTON
ELLEN SPECHT
ELIZABETH UMMER
HENRIETTA SHAHEEN
HENRIETTA SHAHEEN
ALICE CALDWELL
HENRIETTA SHAHEEN
MILDRED SACARNY
MILDRED SCHUBEL
MILDRED SACARNY
MILDRED SCHUBEL
MARY CRUMBACK
BETTY SHAFFER
RUTH KUHNLE
BETTY SHAFFER
MARGARET DOLINSKY
JENNIE DELLA SALA
MISS MATHEWS
ENGLISH
Boy
Most Popular
JOSEPH LOVELAND
Best Dressed
WILLIAM FREDRICK
Most Attractive
ROBERT ANDERSON
Quietest
HOWARD GRAFF
Noisiest
OLINDO DI FABIO
Best Sport
WILLIAM POELTLER
Done Most for Class '37
FRANK EATON
Best All Round
JOSEPH LOVELAND
Most Personality
ROBERT ANDERSON
Most Inquisitive
EDWIN LATANE
Best Mannered
WARNER LANSING
Most Promising
WARNER LANSING
Done Most for C. H. S
JOSEPH LOVELAND
Most Ambitious
FRANK HAMM
Biggest Blusher
FRANK SAYRE
Most Athletic
MARTIN KLEIN
Best Actor
RICHARD ANDERSON
Most Attractive Smile
ROBERT ANDERSON
Best Disposition
CREIGHTON PFEIFER
Heaviest Line
NEAL WALT
Best Dancer
IRVIN GILES
Most Talkative
OLINDO DI FABIO
Most Original
LEROY GIPSON
Most Artistic
LEROY GIPSON
Peppiest
ROBERT ANGUS
Wittiest
LEONARD OSTERHELDT
Most Bashful
FRANK SAYRE
Funniest
OLINDO DI FABIO
Shrimp
PAUL RACKMYER
Giant
JUERG MEIER
Most Argumentative
GEORGE GRIFFITH
Best Musician
CARL GROZAN
Most Sophisticated
SPENCER GULICK
Laziest
RICHARD BORRELL
Neatest
WARNER LANSING
Heartbreakers
ROBERT ANDERSON
/ B ,p , \
FRANK EATON
\
) ..WILLIAM COWPERTHWAITE
Favorite Teacher
MR. BALLARE
Favorite Class
ENGLISH
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"CRANFORD CRUMBS"
June 17, 1947.
It has been rumored that those gay chemists, Dr. Glenn Anderson and
Dr. Orville Stephens had a slight explosion while experimenting with their
gasless automobile. Undertaker, Hiram Blois, seems quite gloomy because the
explosion left no ill effects.
Playboy Robert Angus returned from a European trip recommended
by his doctors. Dr. Doris Wolf and Dr. Peggy Hammond.
Jack Irving, famous Hollywood movie director, has discovered a new star,
Miss Vera Bracken, who is to play opposite Mr. Kenneth Jackson. Mr. Irving,
his new discovery, and his secretary, Miss Virginia Lake, will leave for the
film colony next week.
That dapper radio announcer, Neal Walt, has been seen squiring the
town's lovliest model, Miss Grace Kuhnle.
Miss Mabel Robertson returned yesterday from an extensive tour of
Scotland.
Miss Margaret Dolinsky, Business Manager, Miss Elizabeth Fairweather,
Art Editor, Mr. George Mirkovich, Publicity Manager, and Mr. Lemuel Dicks,
Head of the Music Department are attending the annual dinner of the "New
Jersey Report" in the State Capitol on July 1st.
Miss Kathryn Albert, famous economist, will leave for Europe Saturday
to study the economic situation there. Accompanying her will be her interpreter-secretary, Miss Nettie Panasewitz.
Miss Doris McWilliams, dietician, will leave to aid the flood sufferers
Saturday, accompanied by nurses, Miss Jean Steigerwalt, Miss Marion Caullett,
and Miss Dorothy Koeppler.
Miss Ruth Kuhnle is now modeling in the A. Morse Gown Shoppe.
Miss Julia Sefing, local kindergarten teacher, recently shocked Cranford
Society by taking her pupils on a tour of the Broadway Night Spots.
Carl Grozan and his "Ambassadors" undoubtedly set a new style in the
world of popular rhythm at the opening of Richard Burke's "Clubbe Moderne"
last night. Bill Copcutt, piano stylist, and Billie Scholz, torch singer, combined
in making the orchestra's entire theme an original and novel one.
Mr. Juerg Meier and Mr. Joseph Loveland are leaving next week-end to
attend the reunion of Dartmouth's Class of '41.
Miss Mary Guest will be on the High School Faculty this coming
September.
Executive Frank Eaton will leave in a trailer for a tour of the Western Coast
in the near future. While there he will visit Mr. Bob Satter, famous sports
commentator.
John Shaw, Captain of the 1947 Olympic Team, set a new record in the
quarter mile.
Dr. William Dengler will arrive at the Newark Airport tonight with his
secretary, Miss Edith Borodowko.
Miss Shirley Mae Fromm, writer of the most successful novel of the season,
and Miss Mary Crumback, actress, will leave for Hollywood Monday where
the latter will star in Miss Fromm's "Hazy Moon."
Mr. Leroy Gipson, Pulitzer Prize Winner, will draw the cartoons for Miss
Antoinette Stabile's new book.
Congratulations have been showered upon Leonard Osterheldt of Cranford on the event of his election as Governor of New Jersey. With his secretary,
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Miss Henrietta Shaheen, Mr. Osterheldt will leave for the State Capitol tomorrow morning.
News has reached us that Miss Catherine DiFabio has been elected District-Attorney. Miss Helen Henning, her secretary, announced that a Victory
Ball will be held this coming Friday. Among the city's prominent citizens
attending will be Mr. Austin Roberts, editor oi the "New Jersey Report" the
paper which supported Mr. Osterheldt's campaign.
The annual Engineer's Convention, held in New York City, was attended
by Mr. William Hannis, Mr. Warner Lansing, Mr. George Griffith, and Mr.
William Fredrick. Mr. Lansing is in charge of the Trans-Atlantic Tunnel.
Tennis Pro, Harry Manning, meets Champ Perry in the Garden tonight.
Bateman & Brand Publishing Co. has announced that it will soon publish
a new book written by Miss Lila Mokarzel. The book is to be written about
Miss Mokarzel's European tour and will be illustrated by Miss Elizabeth Ummer.
Bill Cowperthwaite won the Masters Golf Tournament at Atlanta for the
fourth consecutive time. He set a new links record of 54 for 18 holes.
Glamourous Helen Orrok and debonaire James Ray, co-stars of the new
production, "Green Orchids," have again scored a hit. This spectacular extravaganza has been staged by John Carusone. The costumes were designed
by Dorothy Ernst, who recently returned from Paris; and the scenery by Ruth
Morris and Marian Reiners. The critics predict the breaking of all box records.
Mr. Warren Crane, former head electrician at the Opera House, has been
assigned by Mr. Carusone to take charge of the lighting of "Green Orchids."
Miss Alice White has just won the Terry Medal in Chess and is traveling
to North Carolina with her companion, Ruth Goldberg, to compete in the final
tournament.
Mr. Earl Van Sickle, trumpet player and Mr. Roderick Crocket, tuba player,
are now connected with the Matthers Band.
The well-known dance team, Shirley Johnston and Irvin Giles, are being
featured at the "Clubbe Moderne" nightly. They have just completed a world
tour, and will shortly leave for Hollywood.
Bob Anderson will start his first year with the Yanks during the coming
season while "Slugger" Jones and "Bad-news" DiFabio will be his rivals on
the St. Louis Cardinal team.
Miss Nellie Barnes has been assigned to cover the flight of the "Flying
Cadets" of which Charles Hoag is the Commanding Officer.
Mr. Edward Metzner and Mr. Kenneth Keyser who are handling the affairs
of Graff & Simpson, Inc., have engaged the services of eight outstanding secretaries namely—Misses Jennie Delia Sala, Anna Eichinger, Janet Gundersen,
Dorothy Harris, Hazel Miller, Doris Petersen, Gail Moldal and Lucy Caruso, to
compile statistics in anticipation of the opening of four new branches.
Mack Floyd, World's Heavyweight Champion, "will leave next week with
his Manager, Alvin Zalonis, for his training camp in the Adirondacks.
Miss Millie Sacarny, noted lecturer on Political Affairs, will leave on an
extended tour of the United States.
Doris Howard has vanished again! Is she on one of her secret diplomatic
missions?
Miss Deborah Hamilton will entertain at a tea this afternoon in honor of
the Misses Carol Van Duyne and Alice Lockwood, missionaries, who returned
from India last week.
Dr. Spencer Gulick will start his Dental Practice in Cranford in the early fall.
It was recently announced that Miss Ruth Leavitt has been appointed
Supervising Principal of the Cranford Schools. Congratulations!
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Another year, with all
Has sunk into the
And on the threshold
Like travellers to
its hopes and fears,
deep abyss of time,
of the NOW we stand,
a strange and distant clime.
I, Kathryn Albert, bequeath all the homework I haven't done to any future
senior who wants to make it up for me.
I, Arlene Anderson, bestow my pug nose on Alice Black.
I, Glenn Anderson, leave my ability to get out of study hall to Austin Adami.
I, Richard Anderson, relinquish my cheerleading ability to William Carroll.
I, Robert Anderson, will my ability as a bench-warmer in basketball to
Timmy Korner.
I, Joseph Anginoli, turn over my football uniform to Roy Nordstrom.
We, Bob Angus, Bill Cowperthwaite, Frank Eaton, Kenneth Jackson, and
Bob Satter bequeath our Bachelor's Club to any five future women haters.
I, Hildur Back, will my old maid complex to Edna Miller.
I, Nellie Barnes, donate my one finger piano playing to Marjorie Miskelly.
I, Esther Barsness, leave my ability to play the piano to Betty Jacobi.
I, William Bateman, give my ability to get by without doing my notebook
until the last day to Carol Bundy.
I, Walter Bender, bequeath my milk route to Jack Ranhoffer.
I, Hiram Blois, bestow my winsome ways on Joe Heuer.
I, Edith Borodowko, will my love for horses to anyone with breeches.
I, Richard Borrell, relinquish my pep, vim, and vigor to Ruth Schade.
I, Vera Bracken, bequeath my dramatic ability to Elizabeth Rood.
I, Edward Brand, turn over my ability to pass tests without studying, to anyone
feeling he could use this ability.
I, Richard Burke, leave my ability to sleep in class to whomever wants it.
I, Alice Caldwell, bestow my bashfulness on Patty Wild.
I, Dorothy Carhart, will my noiseness to Margaret Leavitt.
I, Lucy Caruso, bequeath my skill in driving a car to my brother Dan.
I, John Carusone, hand over my "Esquires" to James Skinner.
I, Marion Caullett, bestow my dark hair on Betty Williams.
I, William Copcutt, bestow my Eddie Duchin style of piano playing to
Jack Arnesen.
I, Warren Crane, leave my desire to be a bachelor to Alex Bell.
I, Roderick Crocket, hand over my tuba to anyone who has enough hot air
to blow it.
I, Mary Crumback, will my size two and one-half shoes to Betty Simpson.
I, Mabel Cushmeyer, bequeath my last year's driving license to Ruth Fairbanks.
I, Jennie Delia Sala, relinquish my ability to get along with the teachers to
Maria Bateman.
I, William Dengler, bestow my soda jerking on Calvin Shire.
I, Lemuel Dicks, turn over my coolheadedness and sportsmanship to all future
track men.
I, Catherine Di Fabio, will my way with the boys to Ethel Koeppler.
I, Olindo Di Fabio, bequeath my hockey regalia to Eddie Wild.
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I, Robert Ditzel, bestow my quietness on Herbert Hazen.
I, Margaret Dolinsky, leave my headache as Business Manager of the
"Spotlight" to next year's Business Manager.
I, Anna Eichinger, donate a few of my excess pounds to Jane McGinnis.
I, Dorothy Ernst, bestow my carefree manner on Victor Radlinski.
I, Elizabeth Fairweather, will to my sister, Isabelle, a quarter to buy me a pair
of socks so I won't have to borrow hers.
I, Mack Floyd, leave my ability to get along with my fellow students to
William Tyree.
I, William Fredrick, give my extensive wardrobe to Roy Brinkerhoff.
I, Claribel Frew, leave my ability to cut classes to Olive Story.
I, Shirley Mae Fromm, donate my ability in writing stories to Walter Cooper.
I, Charles Gartlan, bequeath my mellophone to Gordon Dunfee.
I, Irvin Giles, will my dancing ability to Joe Shepard.
I, Leroy Gipson, bestow my artistic ability on Fred Schroder.
I, Ruth Goldberg, bequeath my habit of leaving things to the last minute to
Mary Elizabeth Franklin.
I, Robert Gonzalez, leave my mathematical ability to Frederick Vaughn.
I, Howard Graff, will my laziness to Barbara Waters.
I, George Griffith, donate my argumentativeness to Mildred Ummer.
I, Carl Grozan, hand over my orchestra to Philip Musso.
I, Mary Guest, bequeath my ability to get along with my sister to Patsy
Howard.
I, Spencer Gulick, relinquish my trumpeting ability to my brother, Franklyn,
who plays a clarinet and won't need it.
I, Janet Gundersen, will my companionship with Shiriey Strong to Eleanore
Dengler.
I, Roland Hagerstrom, leave my sore feet to Jack Henning.
I, Deborah Hamilton, give my Harvard dates to Dorothy White.
I, Frank Hamm, bestow my ability in making puns on Jack Jensenius. (He
needs it.)
I, Peggy Hammond, will my trucking ability to Joe Plummer.
I, William Hannis, donate my sled to anyone who wants it.
I, Dorothy Harris, bequeath my dainty feet to Roy Knudsen.
I, Fred Hayeck, bestow my loud voice on Jeanne French.
I, Helen Henning, leave my ambition to become a secretary to my sister Lucile.
I, Charles Hoag, will my love for horses to Adrienne James.
1, Doris Howard, bequeath my line to Aileen MacMeekin.
I, Jack Irving, relinquish my good attendance record to Ena Crocket.
I, Arthur Johnson, will my love for the ladies to Charles Albury.
I, Shirley Johnston, bestow my dancing ability on George Leavitt.
I, Norman Jones, hand over my sweater to Bill Maloney.
I, Kenneth Keyser, donate my interest in musical activities to Raymond Scott.
I, Martin Klein, bestow my broad shoulders on Tommy Glenn.
I, Wilhelmina Klusch, will my height to Margaret Preuss.
I, Dorothy Koeppler, leave my wonderful way of completing assignments in
American History to Cherrie Carberry.
I, Grace Kuhnle, will my chauffeur to Laura Zickler.
I, Ruth Kuhnle, donate my neat attire to Barbara Sinclair.
I, Virginia Lake, bestow one of my "C's" on Janice Barnes.
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Warner Lansing, bequeath my oratorical ability to Helen Mathez.
Edwin Latane, will my sense of humor to Arthur Rauchfuss.
James Laurel, leave my boxing ability to Dick Shaw.
Ruth Leavitt, bequeath to the next editor of the "Spotlight" all the headaches
and worries that go with it.
I, Donald Levy, give my French rarely spoken at French Club meetings to
the next unlucky president.
I, Guion Lewis, relinquish my bench warming ability in football to
Thomas Nolan.
I, Mildred Lewis, bestow my "perfect attendance" record on Dorothy Reiner.
I, Alice Lockwood, will my love of ice cream cones to Janis Keys.
I, Joseph Loveland, bequeath my three daily gym periods to George Chinery.
I, Dorothy Mandone, leave my talkativeness to Suzanne Bracken.
I, Harry Manning, bestow my small stature on Warren Peterson.
I, William Mariners, bequeath my red and black Ford to Jimmy Skinner.
I, Doris McWilliams, relinquish my collection of woolly dogs to Mr. Gatzy.
I, Juerg Meier, will my height to Henry Simon.
I, Edward Metzner, turn over my old jacket to Paul Erickson.
I, Hazel Miller, bestow my bookkeeping ability on Laurence Kerser.
I, George Mirkovich, will my baseball hitting to Billy Cordes.
I, Lila Mokarzel, donate my ability to confront people to some poor stuttering
freshman.
I, Gail Moldal, hand over my Chicago accent to Connie Glendenning.
I, Ruth Morris, leave my collection of photographs to Dorothy Johnson.
I, Agnes Morse, give my likeness to Mrs. Simpson to Mariorie Reiners.
I, Margaret Nolan, bequeath my ability to get into trouble to anyone foolish
enough to take it.
I, Adelaide Olsen, will my athletic ability to Marjorie Trumbauer.
I, John Olsen, donate my ability to relax to Dick Doyle.
I, George Orrok, bestow my wavy hair on Peggy Wetien.
I, Helen Orrok, give my drawing ability to Violet Decker.
I, Leonard Osterheldt, turn over my legs to Camp Hopkins.
I, Bob Oxee, bequeath my three fractured ribs received in skiing to
Bert Tuszynski.
1, Nettie Panasewitz, will my ability in typewriting and shorthand to Josephine
Santora.
I, Doris Peterson, leave my ability to get out oi doing homework to Shirley
Strong.
I, Creighton Pfeifer, bestow my ability to get along with the opposite sex on
Nelson Tweed.
I, William Poeltler, relinquish my winsome smile to anyone lucky enough to
have one.
I, Guy Porcella, leave my ability to break windows to Paul Conley.
I, Eleanore Preuss, turn over my duties as secretary to Miss Welch to
Vera Kovaks.
I, Ann Pyle, give my blush to Muriel Lindsay.
I, Paul Rackmyer, will my height to Jack Doyle.
I, James Ray, bequeath my affected speech to Dora Finch.
I, Reuben Redfield, donate my lying ability to Sam Canning.
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I, Marian Reiners, will my capacity for tea to anyone who has an appetite
to go with it.
I, Sidney Richter, hand over my marks in English to William Jackson.
I, Austin Roberts, leave my good marks to my brother, Edmund, he'll need them
in the next five years.
I, Genevieve Roberts, bequeath my fuzzy hair to Frances MacPhail.
I, Mabel Robertson, will my quiet ways to Alan Cooper.
I, Mildred Sacarny, hand over my report card to Warren Satter.
I, William Sangiuliano, leave my ability to work to Marjorie Schults.
I, Frank Sayre, bestow my odd color on George Poeltler.
I, Billie Scholz, bequeath my dancing feet to Marguerite Hess.
I, Mildred Schubel, will the job of writing assembly announcements to
whatever person thinks he is equal to it.
I, Harold Schultze, leave my quiet ways to William Carroll.
I, Julia Sefing, leave my mid-western accent to Philip Berardinelli.
I, Betty Shaffer, bequeath my blonde hair to Margaret Diradourian.
I, Henrietta Shaheen, donate my collection of jokes to Alison Malone.
I, John Shaw, give to my brother Dick, my speed in running to school.
I, Baird Simpson, turn over my pipes to anyone who can smoke them.
I, Walter Sorger, bestow my wood working ability on George Snyder.
I, Ellen Specht, leave my talk about Sita-Travel to Marian Stephens.
I, Antoinette Stabile, will my ability in writing to Owen McWilliams.
I, Jean Steigerwalt, bequeath my fast walk to Harlan Drew.
I, Wardell Steigerwalt, leave my perpetually uncombed hair to Eddie Cole.
I, Orville Stephens, will my carbon-copies of chemistry papers to anyone who
will pay for them.
1, Jane Stevenson, bequeath my humor to Alberta Borchsrt.
I, Betty Stimpson, bestow my "beaming personality" on Rita Hashim.
I, Catherine Story, will my blushing to Mercie Franke.
I, Robert Swarts, relinquish my athletic ability to Ridge Folk.
I, Merwin Terry, donate my baseball uniform to Howard Beadle.
I, Neal Walt, leave my former mustache to Steve Peti.
I, Elizabeth Ummer, will to the next art editor of "Spotlight" the ability to combat
the excuses of the staff.
I, Carol Van Duyne, bestow my appreciation of poetry to anyone who happens
to get Mr. Ballare in English next year.
I, Earl Van Sickle, bequeath my perpetual lateness to Virginia McCullough.
I, Mary Walczyszyn, bestow my last name on Lucy Ray.
I, Alice White, leave my quiet, winning ways to Betty Simpson.
I, Doris Wolf, relinquish my Senior Annual "troubles" to the next editor-in-chief.
I, Erwin Wolff, will my German accent to Charles Kiame.
I, Alvin Zalonis, donate my topped shots to a law teacher.
Signed: CLASS OF '37.
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Senior Play
'PHE annual play presented by the Senior Class was produced on the
^ evenings of February 26 and 27. The play, "Seven Keys to Baldpate," was
written by the ingenious George M. Cohan. This fast moving, ultra-modem
mystery-comedy attracted appreciative audiences to the full capacity of the
house. Under the talented direction of Miss Alice L. Mathews, the commendable cast released a most successful performance.
CLASS OF 1937
Presents
Seven Keys to Baldpate
By GEORGE M. COHAN
Directed by Alice L. Mathews
C a s t of
Mr. Quimby
Mrs. Quimby
William Hallowell Magee
John Bland
Mary Norton
Mrs. Rhodes
Peters
Myra Thomhill
Low Max
Jim Cargan
Thomas Hayden
Jiggs Kennedy
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Owner of Baldpate
Characters
ROBERT ANGUS
VERA BRACKEN
KENNETH JACKSON
ROBERT OXEE
MARY CRUMBACK
JULIA SEFING
ARTHUR JOHNSON
HELEN ORROK
RICHARD ANDERSON
NEAL WALT
JAMES RAY
ROBERT SATTER
\ FRANK EATON
-( W 1 L L I A M COWPERTHWAITE
AUSTIN ROBERTS
Crews
John Carusone — Stage Manager
Stage Crew - - Baird Simpson, Juerg Meier, William Fredrick.
Properties — Doris McWilliams, Virginia Lake, Alice Caldwell, William Copcutt, George Griffith; Mr. Ballare—Sponsor.
Business Crew — Helen Henning — Head; Catherine DiFabio, Shirley Mae
Fromm.
Costumes — Dorothy Ernst, Lucy Caruso, Ellen Specht; Miss Helen Bass —
Sponsor.
Advertising — Olindo DiFabio — Head; Leonard Osterheldt, Ruth Kuhnle,
Deborah Hamilton.
Electricians — Robert Gonzalez — Head; Warren Crane, George Orrok.
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OFFICERS
President
HAROLD GRIMES
Vice-President
WILLIAM TYREE
Secretary
MURIEL LINDSAY
Treasurer
MARJORIE MISKELLY
Student Council Representative
ALICE BLACK
Sponsor: Miss Teague
Due to the loss of Carol Morrison, Harold Grimes was elected the new
President at the first meeting. Vice-President William Tyree called the meeting
to order. On December 18, the Junior Sub Dance was given and proved very
successful with Edna Miller as the efficient Chairman of the committee. The
Class of '38 presented two one-act plays, "What's A Fixer For?" and "The Pot
Boiler" which were followed by a dance given the next evening.
So far they have done very well in their enterprises.
Class of '38!
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OFFICERS
President
BREWSTER PORCELLA
Vice-President
MIRIAM GRAFF
Secretary
MARJORIE SCHULTS
Treasurer
OLIVE DOUGLAS
Student Council Representative
PATRICIA HOWARD
Sponsor: Miss Pray
The Sophomore Class has just been organized this year. At their first
meeting they chose their Class Colors, which are Green and Silver, and their
Class Flowers, Green and Silver leaves. As their motto they chose, "Ou bien,
ou rien" — Well done or not at all.
Their successful project this year was the presentation of the Sophomore
Class Barn Dance. Their work is not completed for they expect to do many
more successful things before they leave C. H. S.
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We present the members of the Class of '40, otherwise known as the
honorable Freshman Class. Given time and facilities of the new school they
will blossom into an original and efficient group. At present they are not
organized, but, as is the custom in the Sophomore year, they will elect their
officers, motto, and true colors. So start, ye energetic and merry students, on
your path of knowledge and soon you, too, will be looking back upon four
fleet years.
From the Seniors — to the Freshman — good luck!
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National Honor Society
The aim of the National Honor Society is to further attainments in Scholarship, incite Leadership, build up Character, and promote Service by the
Students. Every year ten percent of the Seniors and five percent of the Juniors
are honored by this Society. The first requirement is to be in the upper quarter
of the Class and then the qualities of Leadership, Service, and Character
determine who is to be chosen. The Keystone and the Flaming Torch serve
as the emblem of the Society and the four initials C. S. L. S. stand for the four
traits necessary to members, symbolizing — Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. The members of this year's Senior Class who were chosen
in their Junior year are: Warner Lansing, Ruth Leavitt, Elizabeth Ummer, Frank
Hamm, and Ellen Specht.
The following members were chosen this year:
SENIORS
Vera Bracken
Olindo DiFabio
Deborah Hamilton
Frank Eaton
Peggy Hammond
Norman Jones
Donald Levy
Joe Loveland
Lila Mokarzel
Doris McWilliams
Helen Orrok
Marian Reiners
Mercie Franke
Mary Elizabeth Franklin
Ruth Schade
Muriel Lindsay
Marjorie Miskelly
Edna Miller
George Poeltler
Eleanor Wysocki
Austin Roberts
Millie Sacarny
Bob Satter
Mildred Schubel
Orville Stephens
Doris Wolf
JUNIORS
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Student Council
OFFICERS
President
Vice-President
Secretary
Treasurer
Sponsor
JOSEPH LOVELAND
FRED SCHRODER
FRANK HAMM
WARNER LANSING
MR. ZIMMERMAN
MEMBERS
Ellen Specht -—Point System Committee Chairman
Mary Elizabeth Franklin — Election Committee Chairman
Betty Simpson — Eligibility Committee Chairman
Mildred Schubel — Assembly Program Committee Chairman
William Carroll —- House and Grounds Committee Chairman
Doris Wolf—Senior Class Representative
Alice Black — Junior Class Representative
Patsy Howard — Sophomore Class Representative
Arlene Anderson—Athletic Association Representative
Ruth Leavilt — Spotlight Representative
HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES
Margaret Robinson
Alberta Borchert
Bob Oxee
Mabel Robertson
Bob Satter
Martin Klein
Dick Anderson
Alex Bell
Lucy DiTullio
Muriel Ford
Frank Jamas
Henry Specht
Sam Canning
Patricia Phillippe
Viola Sheridan
Betty Scarbrough
Bill Plummer
Laurence Vradenburg
Olive Story
Eob Kettle
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Student Council
ASSEMBLY PROGRAM
COMMITTEE
Sponsor ....
Chairman
MR. BALLARE
MILDRED SCHUBEL
MEMBERS
Helen Maihez, Bill Cordes, Mercie Franke, Joan Ingalls, Muriel Ford, Molly Hopkins, Shirley
Lopaus, Olive Story, Marian Jemison, Hilda Knudsen, Mary Sheridan, Dorothea Hoffneier, Miliie
Sacarny, Lucy DiTullio, Dorothy Dengler, Sam Canninq, leannette McCormack, George Hedges,
Mack Floyd, Helina Tomczyk, Bob Sterrett, Millie DiTullio, Miriam Graft, Henry Specht,
Mary E. Davies.
ELIGIBILITY
COMMITTEE
Sponsor
Chairman
MR. WEST
BETTY SIMPSON
MEMBERS
James Skinner
June Skinner
Olindo DiFabio
POINT SYSTEM
Lila Mokarzel
Elizabeth Smith
COMMITTEE
Sponsor
Chairman
MISS WHITACRE
ELLEN SPECHT
MEMBERS
Brewster Porcella
Dorothy White
Lemuel Dicks
Laurence Vradenburg
Philip McGinnis
Jane McGinnis
Curtis Hallbert
ELECTION
COMMITTEE
Sponsor
Chairman
MR. GRIFFITHS
MARY ELIZABETH FRANKLIN
MEMBERS
Baird Simpson
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Ellen Specht
Elizabeth Smith
Mariam Graff
Richard Guy
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Editor-in-Chief
RUTH LEAVITT
Associate Editors
DORIS HOWARD
AUSTIN ROBERTS
Assistant Editors
MARGARET LEAVITT
EDNA MILLER
Business Manager
MARGARET DOLINSKY
Assistant Business Manager
ELEANOR WYSOCKI
Business Staff
MERCIE FRANKE
PEGGY HAMMOND
SHIRLEY JOHNSTON
JENNIE DELLA SALA
BETTY SCARBROUGH
BETTY SHAFFER
Art Editor
ELIZABETH UMMER
Art Staff
CAROL BUNDY
OLIVE DOUGLAS
DOROTHY ERNST
LEROY GIPSON
HELEN ORROK
KING WARD
News Editor
MABEL ROBERTSON
News Staff
ALICE BLACK
MARY ELIZABETH FRANKLIN
SHIRLEY MAE FROMM
HELEN MATHEZ
ANTOINETTE STABILE
RUTH SCHADE
BARBARA WATERS
Girls' Athletic Editors
LILA MOKARZEL
JEANETTE McCORMACK
Boys' Athletic Editors
BOB ANGUS
BOB SATTER
Nutty News Editors
WILLIAM CARROLL
HAROLD DAVIS
Typists
HILDUR BACK
HELEN HENNING
ARLENE ANDERSON
NETTIE PANASEWITZ
ELEANOR PREUSS
HENRIETTA SHAHEEN
Faculty Advisor
RAY A. CLEMENT
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Science Club
OFFICERS
President
ORVILLE STEPHENS
Vice-President
GLENN ANDERSON
Secretary
DORIS WOLF
Treasurer
LILA MOKARZEL
Sponsor
MR. WILSON
The Science Club has continued its active program from last year. By
again joining the American Institute of Science Clubs in New York, its members have been rewarded by many enjoyable lectures and workshop courses
in different fields. A lecture on liquid air was given at the "Parent's Night"
entertainment which proved very interesting. First prize was awarded to the
Club for their exhibit on "Dirtless Farming" which was entered in the Science
Fair in Newark. To complete this successful year the Club is planning a picnic.
MEMBERS
Glenn Anderson
John Carusone
Bill Copcutt
Bill Denqler
Olindo DiFabio
Gordon Dunfee
Helen Franklin
Bill Fredrick
J&an French
George Griffith
Frank Hamm
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Peggy Hammond
Camp Hopkins
Warner Lansing
George Leavitl
Ruth Leavilt
Doris McWilliams
luerg Meier
Betty Merrill
Lila Mokarzel
Ruth Morris
Marian Reiners
Austin Roberts
Fred Schroder
Julia Sefing
Dick Shaw
Barbara Sinclair
Jean Steigerwalt
Orville Stephens
Paul Svendsen
Earl Van Sickle
Neal Walt
Doris Wolf
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Red Cross Council
OFFICERS
President
SHIRLEY MAE FROMM
Vice-President
LUCY CARUSO
Secretary
NELLIE BARNES
Treasurer
CORINNE HOLLOWELL
Sponsor
MISS ABRAMS
The activities of the Junior Red Cross were curtailed by the two platoon
system. A special drive was made for the flood sufferers, and the Red Cross
Dance was highly successful.
MEMBERS
Carol Anderson
Nellie Barnes
Doris Bogen
Conrad Brooks
Lucy Caruso
Shirley Mae Fromm
Corinne Hollowell
Shirley Lopaus
Connie O'Bri3n
Betly Scarbrouqh
Elaine Shire
Ellen Specht
Olive Story
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Bert Tuszynski
Bob Walters
Laura Mae Walters
Alice White
Fred Wehrum
Ruth Guest
Carol Van Duyne
Laura Zickler
Catherine DiFabio
Margaret Trompelt
Mildred Schubel
Nancy Sinclair
Helena Tomczyk
Ruth Yater
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OFFICERS
President
FRANK BURR
Vice-President
ROBERT RATH
Secretary
ALAN WATERS
Treasurer
OWEN McWILLIAMS
Chairman Program Committee
CURTIS HALLBERT
Sponsor
MR. BEAM
Building of Scale Models, discussions on all phases of aviation, development, field trips to airports, and outside speakers made a program of interest
to all club members. Many members were also affiliated with other national
organizations.
Richard Nordstrom
Curlis Hallbert
Edward Cosmos
Peter Warqo
Charles Binder
Frank Burr
Robert Rath
Harold Schnacke]
Mary Martin
Anne Galvin
Mary Sheridan
Martin Cushmeyer
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MEMBERS
Nelson Twe&d
Jack Modne
Alan Waters
Robert Schmidt
Warren Frew
Roy Daniels
Maria Bateman
pearl Rabin
Laurence Kaeser
Clifford Dorn
Owen McWilliams
Louise Terry
Dick Snowden
Raymond Herzog
Nettie Shyka
Viola Sheridan
Frank lames
Laura Taylor
Margee Rue
Patty Baer
Marie Weber
Dorothy Beuiel
Lillian Henderson
Eugene McGarry
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The Photography Club gained considerably in popularity and membership
this year. It again had to be divided into two sections because of the irregular
school hours. Next year it is the hope of the clubs that some worth-while equipment can be bought with the money saved by that time.
The meetings were devoted to lessons in developing and printing films,
and to taking portraits, silhouettes and group pictures. Two guest speakers
talked on infra-red ray photography and the making of enlargements.
MEMBERS
Juerg Meier
Joe Shepard
Jack Jensenius
Baird Simpson
Alan O'Kell
Gordon Dunfee
Charles Gartland
Helen Mathez
Helen Franklin
Virginia Lake
Janice Barnes
Dorothy Reiner
Edwin Lalane
Jane McGinnis
Alice Caldwsll
Dona jvicWilnams
Betty Simpson
Ruth Schade
Antoinette Stabile
Peggy Nolan
Bill Copcutt
Jean French
Claire Berardinelli
Margaret Bostwick
Bernard Willoughby
Fred Degenhart
Frank James
Robert Rath
Roy Daniels
Fred Wehrum
Sponsor: Miss Estabrook
William Dangle
Robert Fliedner
Owen McWilliams
Molly Hopkins
Jane Royce
Olive Douglas
Laura Taylor
Carol Bundy
Teddy Cymbaluk
Charles Crosby
Kenneth Goodman
Edmund Roberts
Frank Hamm
Violet Decker
Hope Hintz
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Debating Team
Although the Debating Team did not engage in out-of-town competition
this year, the annual Junior-Senior Debate was again held and was a most interesting affair. The topic was "Resolved, Electrical Utilities should be Governmentally Owned and Operated." The Seniors retained the P.-T. A. Cup and
the Five Dollar Prize.
The Stanger Medal for excellence in debating went to Kathryn Albert,
the third speaker for the uppermost classmen.
Both teams showed distinct skill in oratory and arguments, having been
coached by competent instructors.
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OFFICERS
Le president
DONALD LEVY
Le vice-president
FRANK HAMM
La secretaire de Reunions
MILDRED SCHUBEL
La secretaire D'Aiiaires
MARY ELIZABETH FRANKLIN
La tresoriere
VERA BRACKEN
La conseillere
MISS TEAGUE
The French Club has been very active. At the beginning of the year it
initiated twenty-five new members and later received four additional ones.
The meetings have been very varied, sometimes filled with noisy French games
and other times made most interesting by programs prepared by members.
The most memorable meetings were the "Olympic Race", the Bingo party, the
costume Christmas party, and the gay dancing meeting. This exciting year
was ended by the annual trip to New York which included a round to the
He de France, a French restaurant, and the theatre.
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MEMBERS
President
ELEANOR WYSOCKI
Vice-President
ELIZABETH ROOD
Secretary
IRVIN GILES
Treasurer
ELEANOR METZ
Chairman of Program Committee
MURIEL LINDSAY
Chairman of Refreshment Committee
NANCY SINCLAIR
Sponsor
MISS ARTHUR
The Dramatic Club is again holding its position of popularity. Groups of
monologues were presented by the Club along with many plays.
The new members were given auditions before they were enrolled.
The group was given a knowledge of make-up and introduced to a speaker
who talked on costumes.
They have given several plays during the year which were coached by
members of the Club. The first one to be shown to the public was the popular
stage and screen play, "The Three Live Ghosts." It was filled with humor,
and delighted the audience immensely.
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Band
The Band Members started their busy program for 1936-37 by playing at
the football games.
A concert at Carteret was their next project. They made quite a financial
success of their Band Concert and Dance on April 30th.
To top off this gratifying season, they recently played at Columbia.
OFFICERS
President
Secretary
Treasurer
Assistant Treasurer
Representative to Student Council
CARL GROZAN
MIRIAM GRAFF
MILDRED SCHUBEL
CALVIN SCHWABE
ELEANOR WYSOCKI
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The outstanding feature of the year, as far as the orchestra and chorus
are concerned, can be considered the Operetta by Gilbert and Sullivan,
"Pinafore." It was well received by the audience of students and adults because of the superiority of characters in both their acting and singing.
We are indebted to Mr. Dittmer for his capable direction of so large
a group.
OFFICERS
President
Secretary
Treasurer
Assistant Treasurer
Representative to Student Council
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CARL GROZAN
MIRIAM GRAFF
MILDRED SCHUBEL
CALVIN SCHWABE
ELEANOR WYSOCKI
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Senior Math Club
OFFICERS
President
Vice-President
Secretary
Sponsor
AUSTIN ROBERTS
PEGGY HAMMOND
RUTH LEAVITT
MR. WEST
The Senior Math Club was organized during the latter part of September
and meets twice a month. They have been studying Analytic Geometry, and
intend to surge into a briei introduction oi the Calculus. If possible, they will
consider the subject of Spherical Trigonometry.
MEMBERS
Glenn Anderson
William Copcutt
Olindo DiFabio
William Fredrick
George Griffith
Peggy Hammond
Sidney Richter
Austin Roberts
Ruth Leavltt
Wardell Steigerwalt
Orville Stephens
Doris Bogen
John Redmon
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OFFICERS
President
CLARIBEL FREW
Vice-President
HERBERT SIMMONS
Secretary
JANICE BARNES
Treasurer
TEDDY LANSING
Sponsor
MR. SCHOENWISNER
The Rifle Club has not been very active as far as actual shooting on the
range is concerned. They have had many business meetings and have spent
a great deal of time instructing the newcomers the fundamentals of shooting.
MEMBERS
Lillian Henderson
Louise Terry
Helen Randall
Marie Weber
Doris Bogen
Shirley Lopaus
Doris Peterson
Jeanne French
Laura Taylor
Nettie Shyka
Muriel Ford
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Olive Story
Homer Wilson
Tommy Glenn
Hercules Massa
William Tomredle
William Sangiuliano
Warren Frew
Edmund Roberts
Richard Guy
Charles Jaekle
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Albert Taylor
Robert McCullen
Leonard Kernicke
Herbert Hazen
Arthur Rauchfuss
Michael Torro
Francis Liotta
Joseph Heuer
Raymond Herzog
Robert McCullough
Gordon Dunfee
Robert Fliedner
Albert Merkle
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Latin Club
OFFICERS
President
Representative to Point System
Secretary
Treasurer
Sponsor
DEBORAH HAMILTON
BREWSTER PORCELLA
JUNE SKINNER
CHARLES ALBURY
MR. LOVELAND
Although the Latin students only organized as a club this year, they have
been quite successful and have a membership of seventy-four.
The meetings as a rule were taken up by singing American songs in
Latin and playing games with Latin words, but on several occasions special
events took place. There was a Christmas party held at the home of one of
the members which was very enjoyable and at one meeting an amateur
show was given by the talented members. Next year the club intends to
have a very active program as it will be more highly organized and
experienced.
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Chess Club
OFFICERS
President
Treasurer
Secretary
Sponsor
ORVILLE STEPHENS
GLENN ANDERSON
SPENCER GULICK
MISS A. M. MIFFLIN
The Chess Club was revived this year after several years absence. With
enthusiastic vigor the "pawn pushers" made considerable progress. They
engaged Thomas Jefferson and Pingry in dual matches. Thomas Jefferson
had the situation well in hand with a 6-0 victory. The Pingry match was more
successful, ending in a 3-3 draw. However, with a second meeting Pingry took
the match to the tune of 5y2 -1/>.
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Boxing Club
OFFICERS
Manager
MACK FLOYD
Assistant Manager
JAMES LAUREL
Treasurer
FRED SCHRODER
Sponsor
MR. W. BALLARE
The Boxing Club was organized on December 4, 1936 under the supervision
of Mr. William Ballare, former welterweight champion of Ohio State and at
present teacher of Junior and Senior English. The Club was formed in order
that boys willing to acquire some practical boxing points might do so, and it
is reported that some very fine material has been developed.
MEMBERS
Orville Stephens
William Fredrick
Arthur Johnson
Edwin Latane
Joseph Shepard
Leonard Osferheldt
Thomas Dineen
Glenn Anderson
William Herzog
Neal Walt
Richard Shaw
Warner Lansing
Harold Davis
Donald Levy
Mack Floyd
James Laurel
Fred Schroder
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Football
The 1936 Cranford High School football team ended its campaign with
a .667 winning percentage.
The Blue and Gold eleven led by Captain Robert Swarts emerged a
moral victor in a scoreless tie with a highly-touted East Orange combine.
Cranford was kept at bay only by the fine punting of Hansen, East Orange end.
The week after the fray with East Orange the squad traveled to Dover
to tackle a much heavier and more experienced team. Dover's weight finally
wore down the Cranford eleven and scored two touchdowns in the last five
minutes to win 13-0.
After failing to score in two previous contests the Blue and Gold surprised
a fast Roselle team. Cranford scored its first touchdown of the year with
Nordstrom toting the leather. "Babe" Lee, Roselle's scoring ace, scooted
through the Cranford team and crossed the last white line. Roselle made the
conversion where Cranford had failed. All this scoring took place in the first
quarter. Not until the waning minutes of the game, when it was considered
lost by spectators, did the Cranford aerial attack begin to function. The ball
was worked into position, Klein faded, and heaved a long pass into the end
zone to Dick Borrell.
Playing in a virtual sea of mud the Blue and Gold combined outscored
a light but fast Roselle Park team. Cranford scored early in the contest and
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punted on first and second downs in the last half to emit a possible fumble.
Klein's pass again proved the margin of victory, but this time the pass was
snatched by Casey Poeltler for the six-pointer.
The next week again in mire, the Cranford combine, mainly through the
efforts of Roy Nordstrom, outpointed the Rahway team. After receiving a
pass from Klein, Roy wormed his way through Rahway's secondary and
crossed the goal line unpursued. Cranford scored again, and again it was
Nordstrom who placed the ball in the advantageous position. This time Klein
plunged over for the six points.
East Rutherford fell victim to the Cranford power the following Saturday.
The home team was first to score and did so after blocking a Cranford punt.
Cranford then scored after Klein's long interception run with Nordstrom carrying
the ball for six yards on the scoring mission. Loveland carried the ball into
scoring position for the second touchdown with the tally being scored by
Nordstrom on a plunge. Loveland converted by scooting around end.
Cranford then met its second defeat at the hands of Hillside and Babe
Wariczick. The Hillside team was unable to penetrate the Cranford wall and
alternately went to the air for their margin of victory. Wariczick threw a long
pass to Hanover for the touchdown. Later in the game Wariczick proved his
versatality by booting a field goal from the thirty yard line.
Bound Brook was the next victim for Cranford's win column. This game
was won by a superior aerial attack with Casey Poeltler doing most of the
tossing. Nordstrom scored both markers on semi-long jaunts. The large Bound
Brook line was outcharged and outmanned by Cranford's mules.
In the final game of the season the Blue and Gold combine was pitted
against Glen Ridge, the team which eliminated Cranford from state honors last
year. Cranford did more than avenge last year's defeat by outscoring their
rivals 18-7. The first touchdown wasn't long in the making. On the first play
after the kickoff, Anginoli played "sleeper." Bob Anderson dropped from the
line and whipped a pass to the hidden Cranford player who raced unmolested
down the sidelines for the touchdown. Cranford scored again before the half
ended and left the field at half-time with a 12-0 advantage. In the third period
the Glen Ridge attack functioned and they scored on a twenty yard run. The
conversion was also made and this made the Cranford team within easy hauling distance. The Blue and Gold attack began to work again and pressed
Glen Ridge into the shadow of its own goal-post. The visiting aggregation
stiffened and took possession of the ball. The Cranford forward stalwarts
rushed in and blocked the punt which was attempted. Porcella coming around
irom his end position scooped the motionless ball and fell over the chalk line
for the final score.
Fourteen seniors have played their last game in the livery of the Blue
and Gold, but they ended their careers gloriously by whipping the Glen Ridge
eleven.
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Basketball
The 1936-37 Blue and Gold basketeers swished their way through a 17
game season — outscored their opponents 9 times and were outscored 8 times.
In the Union County Tournament, after downing Sacred Heart, the C. H. S.
Cagers were eliminated by Hillside. Little respect was shown the defenders
of the Group 2 State Championship when Bernardsville defeated them in the
first tourney fray.
Klein, Nordstrom, William Poeltler, Anginoli, Sayre, Erickson, George
Poeltler and Grau were the local "shooting stars." They amassed 475 points
through the season. Grau led the individual scoring with 94 points and also
bucketed the most points, 15, in one contest, the Chatham dribble carnival.
Close behind him came Paul Erickson with 90, George Poeltler with 83 and
Captain Martin Klein with 70.
The Cranford hoopsters defeated and were defeated but never were they
disgraced. Down to the last tick of the clock, regardless of the score, they
displayed that stern fighting spirit—the Cranford touch.
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Baseball
Six veteran baseballers, Anginoli, Anderson, Grimes, William and
George Poeltler and Sayre, answered the call to uphold the prestige of Cranford
High on the diamond. Terry, Satter, DiFabio, Jones, and Pfeifer filled the
remaining gaps in the nine and the team swept through a successful season.
Especially noteworthy was the sterling pitching of Bob Anderson, who
was admitted to the Hall of Fame through his no-hit game against Hillside last
year and his one-hitter against the same team this year. His fast ball had
more smoke than a forest fire, his knuckle ball more curves than a bathing
beauty — as any opponent will attest. Anginoli and Grimes proved themselves future big league material with their timely extra base hits.
Mr. J. Seth Weekley made his debut as baseball mentor and continued
his record of turning out another "great" team.
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Track
This year's track team opened the season with a victory when the team
placed first in the Penn relays. The foursome consisted of Dick Anderson,
Don Levy, Leonard Osterheldt, and John Shaw. Then the Blue and Gold
hoosiers captured the Newark meet. The Princeton meet occurred next on the
schedule in which the Cranford squad fared well. The sprinters were made
up of Don Levy, Leonard Osterheldt, Timmy Korner, and Jack Henning. In
the middle distance running John Shaw, captain, proved consistent. The
weight division was particularly strong being comprised of Martin Klein, Bob
Gonzalez, Bill Fredrick, Paul Erickson and Harold Davis. Dick Anderson proved
an all-round performer when in the Princeton meet he placed third, fourth, and
fifth in the low hurdles, broad jump, and pole vault respectively. Creighton
Pfeifer was the team's best javelin hurler and James Laurel was a steady
contestant in the high jump.
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