A B Davis High School - Maroon and White Yearbook (Mount Vernon, NY)

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STAGE STU TERS 1' DRAM Of this wt-'re certain - Davis had much talent in the Held of Ilr:IIn:Itics this year. It was all gathered together Zlllkl It-I1 uhh hy Miss l'lC2lSU3l', the head of the Dramatic Society. Not only clitl the Il1CI11l3CI'S entertain themselves period Qs, hut they :Ilso tlisplzlyeml their ,talent to others. College lhysll will long he l't'IUCIIll'5CI'CQl :Is one of the finest 1HllSlC1llCS ever protlimetl. .Xml who will forget the superh Acting in Wllhe xyilllllllfw? 'lthere were others too, not forgottcii, just too III1IIIeroIIs to mention. ljI'Ul:CSSl41l11llS ATIC SOCIETY would have had quite a hard time competing with our stars! IDENTIFICATION ftopj Rau' I: B. lNlCF:IclClen, J. Gazvertle, lVl. Rablwino, N. P21lIUlSOIl, B. Cipes, J. Labourdias, M. VVeidt, P, Dooling, Row 2: M. MacMillan, A. Bakal, H. Watsky, M. Thompson, L. Shapiro, J. Singer, H. Press, Habel, A. Weinberg, Rofw 3: S. Trachfen- berg, E. Vllittstein, I. Johnson, D. Sagman, P. Preston, Ediff, J. Messt-role, A. Moskowitz, S. Simes, Miss Feaster, Rom' 4: C. fNlI'Mill:III, R. Slote, R. Clark, B. Billipp, Nl. Fricdmzlrl, A. Popper, Greco, R. Cohen, A. Sprinz

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SNAPS A D STAMPS Almost all of us have, at one time or another, snapped a picture and sent the film away to be de- veloped. The Davis shutterbugs formed the Cam- era Club, which this year, under the guidance of Mr. Buckle and later Mr. Rappaport, formed plans to take pictures of each Davisite. To achieve this, the darkroom was renovated, and received a new coat of paint. An exhibition of pictures taken by club members was held in the showcases around the halls. The president of the club, VVilliam Margerin, was Photo Editor of the lVlaroon and VVhite. Several other members served on the staff of the yearbook. The Davis Stamp Club was active this year col- . si- .-.g1,.gb'-'gqvggi i -Q13 I. .' ,I Q e:,g?5f X .A . . gftggf -:Hs ,. E has ,. . f I-'P fs.I'5.'e 4.-Q - 'LI H-'. wj?2':f1g2g:,i? ':, . . rj, . ' Y Qu 'S-' ' ff: . ,ye ' ...fat 'Q '2 lllll X,--I NLF Dio A 4 .3 H, Z 2? 'LI lI ff,- 7 Ulf ligifz., I -icfff- 1 -' -, ,g 1 2 - ff. f R me ' - er-' 4- df-Qggta., 351. -1 ': ,. ,wg -:--.. ,- IDENTIFICATION Cleftj Row I: S. Peschal, P. Gayet, W. Billingham, C. Jeanne, R. Dobbs, E. Swallow, R. Bar- rish, R. Drew, G. Waters, Rofw 2: Mr. Buckle, A. Kauffman, D. Friedman, H. Ding, A. Zuk, Wakefield, R. Cleland IDENTIFICATION Ctopj Rofw I: B. Stier, Barker, E. Jacobson, R. Schweitzer, E. Calahan, R. DePalma, Mr. Avery, Ra-w 2: W. Bern- hardt, S. Schneider, A. Soss, G. Bedell, V. Zupa, R. De- Palma, C. Nahmmacher, R. Wilson IDENTIFICATION fborroml Rofw I: W. Margerin, Mr. Buckle, A. Platner, H. Eisen- stark, Rofw 2: B. Gold, D. Rosenberg, E. Wittstein, R. Zadek, C. Frank. G. Meyers lecting stamps for use in military hospitals. The philatelists did their work with Mr. Avery, adviser to the club. They discussed rare issues and traded stamps. Robert Schweitzer was president of the club and very ably conducted its meetings. Great interest was shown in the various issues which came from all countries during the war, especially those which were used during the occupations. The lead- ers of the Axis countries must have enjoyed seeing their faces on letters, as almost all of the stamps from these countries had as their centers of interest a replica of their countryls leader. Theirs, most cer- tainly, is an interesting and, at the same time, an educational hobby. STAMP CLUB CAMERA CLUB

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STAGE CREW 'Tor want of a nail the show was lost would aptly describe the importance of the stage crew. These weight lifting, finger crushing, paint spattered lads were responsible for the fine scenery that was a part of all Davis shows. -Tack Qthe lad-of-all-tradesj had nothing on the stage crew mem- bers. These boys had to be electricians, carpenters, painters, and sweepers, and when a chair or tree was needed during rehearsals, you very possibly might have found them giving of their dramatic ability in order to cover the need. The Thespians were the students who had proven their worth in the Held of acting, make-up application, or set construction. They were a hard-working group and they deserved all the praise they got from the school. NATIONAL THESPIANS IDENTIFICATION fleftj W. Weinberg, D. Sadofsky, R. Dobbs, W. Dubin, R. Zadek, A. Hoffman, H. King, Liebowitz, E. Wittstein WHISTLE WHILE YOU WORK IDENTIFICATION Cbottomj Row I: M. A. Weidt, A. Bakal, Miss Feaster, A. Sprinz, N. Palmison, Rofw 2: A, Klatsky, R. Sagman, R. Cipes, R. Zadel-2, A. Popper, R. Cohen 5 ' s -z:'. '- .'!-.1-... . 4 . 1 ,3- I f:5.,:,po:qc .-, Q 1 ll I .20 I .' , K 1 L' 'l ' fy .' I I . 4 ZR ig I ' 5. 115 1 I. f . ' ' 'K 1 Z .-1, .je O o 1 . . 1 . I l I .4 0 I 'fi' . ' ,z .31-' I ff N: 35.2 , . .Misf- lr- ' 11,51 4 r . '. ag 'L 5 ' I : ' 1 '-'.2f- fl ,