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

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WHATS BEHI THOSE PICTURES? Graduation pictures are funny, somehow. As you turn the pages, they all appear very similar - and yet, behind the eager expectancy of each smile, there are so many different plans, and dreams, and hopes. lf only we could furnish a crystal ball with every book, to help you visualize each graduate as he, in all the optimism of youth, sees himself. But perhaps each mother's heart is that crystal ball, each dadls plan a door to the future. And so, may we urge you, as you leaf through the pages of this Maroon and VVhite to pause just a bit and give careful considera- tion to the eager faces upturned to you. Theirs will be the task of furthering the cause of country and God, theirs will be the burden of preserving civilization, and from their ranks must come the future champions of the persecuted. They will be the doctors, the nurses, the statesmen, and the businessmen, - the very essence of the America of the future. Already some have shown their capabilities as leaders. Anton Popper, June Foster, George King and Anna Vasiliou, for instance, head the January graduating class as president, vice-president, sec- retary and treasurer respectively. Four other students were chosen to represent over three hundred or more ,lune graduates as president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer, Richard Sagman, -lean XVil- son, hflitchell Rabbino, and Lorraine Alper. Others, too, have led their classes, their clubs, their friends during their school years. Now they are all leaving to try their hand at leading the world out of the chaotic condition it is now in. They seem older and more serious, now, Adon't they? You, who have yet to reach the ultimate goal they have already attained, must look up to them, admire them, and you, who have faced life, must pity their trust, and be thankful for their strength and youth, for you have trained them and have led them, and now the task, with all its bitter disappointment and heartwarming success, is theirs. There is much pain - and joy - stored for them in life, and many times will they wish to be children again-. VVe are truly grateful for your guidance and trust. Now, as you turn the pages, feel proud of your children, who are now grown. VV: will sincerely endeavor to merit the confidence of America and you-.

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. JANUARY SENIORS ROW l ROW 2 ROW 3 Juorrn ANDERSON Judy JOAN C. BERLAND Rm' MARION R. BRUSH Two Year Honor, Home Room Repre- One Year Honor, Secretary of Alpha Tau ANNA AURIEMMA juni, sentative, Math Club, Our Town Club, Delta, Our Town Club Home Room Representative and Adviser Baseball ROBERT A. BAER Bali Annual Representative, Hi-News Repre- sentative, Debating' Society, Astronomy Club -JEAN E. ISATEMAN National Honor, Tau Epsilon Pi, Two Year Honor, 'Vice-President ,of Home Room, Our Town Club, Secretary of Alpha Tun Delta, Vice-President of Riding Club Pat Our Town Club, Vice-President of Riding Club, Volley Ball PATRICIA A. BAYLEY .lack National Honor, One Year Honor, Vice- Presidcnt of Home Room, Our Town Club, Roller Skating Club JOHN H. BENNETT JEANE'r'rE L. BEULENS .lfrrif Riding Club, Fencing Club BRAMLEY BILLIPP Athletic Honors, President and Vice- BE'r'rY BUIs'r Home Room Representative, Secretary of Home Room, Maroon and White Business Board, Receptionist, Newsletter, Our Town Club, Astronomy Club, A Cappella Choir, Chorus, ' Twirler, Volley Ball, Hockey Blip President of Home Room, Dramatic Society, Football ROBERT I. BLACK SIGNA BRANNER Two Year Honor, Volley Ball GEORGE BRUNO President of Home Club EUGENE BURDI Railroad Society B05 JEAN R. CARUSO Babe Toni Our Town climb, NAT V. CAVALLUZZI Chemistry Club Spfncer WINIFRED COCHRANE Winnie Room, Our Town One Year Honor, Newsletter, Our Town e Club, Retailers Club 1? Y, .777