Andrew Jackson High School - Hermitage Yearbook (Chalmette, LA)
- Class of 1950
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Pioneering Days Are
Not 0ver
There have been many pioneers before us, and even more pioneers will
follow us. This is evident in all phases of life, for man is continually striving
to improve what has been begun by others. We know that the best novel
has not yet been written, the finest airplane, not yet built, the greatest oration,
not yet heard.
We of Iackson may be the ones to improve and build on the founda-
tion of the past, to result in the best of our time in our chosen Held. This
attitude has continued from generation to generation, from century to cen-
tury, and will continue to flourish until the end of time.
The pioneer is an individual with an ideal. He is willing to sacrifice his
personal enjoyment in order to attain his objective. His goal must be the fore-
most thing in his mind, ignoring trivial matters. The primary requisite is a
delinite goal, and the helping factors are perseverance, ability, and an over-
whelming desire to reach the goal. To us, our individual aims and accomplish-
ments seem insignificant, but each is a part of a whole plan, out of which we
achieve something worthwhile.
At jackson, we were privileged to receive the preliminary background
and training which will enable us to accomplish the things we most desire.
If we were diligent and receptive, we have absorbed what was offered us.
Now, at graduation, we are once again concluding a chapter in our book
of life, and we are being handed a sheaf of clean pages. What, through our
deeds, is to be written there, is entirely up to each of us. Through our future
actions, the chapters in that book can be an everlasting credit or a burning
disgrace.
Let us always remember what we have been taught during our stay at
Iackson, and fill our book with deeds we shall always look upon with pride.
The road of the past four years was paved and made ready in advance
for us. Now the time has come when we must pave our own way, step by
step, by applying what we have spent four years in learning.
May we do well what we do, and ever keep in mind the principles of
living that have been instilled in us so that we in our time may achieve fame
as-pioneers in all that is worthwhile.
HELEN ARENHOLZ
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hief Scoufs Message
Periodically throughout our history, economic peaks and troughs have
arisen. 'l'hc latter sometimes constitute serious crises. VVhen we strike a peak,
rccklessness prevails, when we reach a trough, pessimism reigns.
lt would appear that we are at present trending toward a levelling off
period. 'l'here is a tightening of jobs on most salary levels. XVe have just
passed through a period when a person with even meager ability could secure
employment with almost unprecedented renmneration. 'l'hat is no longer
quite true. You members of the graduating class may End it more diflicult to
secure well paying positions than did the graduating class of last Ianuary, and
the actual mnnber of positions available may be less than a year ago.
I hope the keynote of your outlook will remain optimistic. If employ-
ment is tighter, meet the situation by becoming better prepared. lf jobs are
somewhat scarcer, be more persistent in your search. If salaries drop, do not
demand unreasonable pay. VVhen you secure a position, make yourself in-
valuable to your employer. Put your best into all your work and really make
good. Such attitudes and outlooks will spell success in almost any economy.
Let courage be your watchword, and conscientious work your determination.
RALPH VV. HALLER
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Mr. Saul 'l'odcr, Mrs. Iiliszlbctll Brogzm, Mr. I. Gordon IjCllfSC'll, Mr. Ifrxmcis Grady.
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Nlrs, I'1l0l'L'lll'L' Todd, Mrs. Ruth Brown, Mr. Milton Bluff.
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IESSICA ROSS TESTAVERDE
February 6, 1950
Devoted wife and mother-
Graciorus and loyal member of the faculty-
Kind and understanding teacher.
Mrs. Testaverde endeared herself to so many at Iackson
that she will long be remembered.
Dedication
For her quiet, friendly ways, for her deep understanding of tlie boy or
girl who doesn't like school as well as the one who does, for her bits of
friendly advicc and hcr inspiration to all to inake the most of themselves, for
her continued perseverance in spite of not always perfect health, for her gentle,
kindly manner toward us all-
We, the Senior Class of June, 1950, take exceedingly great pleasure in
dedicating this, our yearbook, to Mrs. Theresa Boehm.
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Eleanor Sclwwenger Barbara Levine
Herberl Marx Wally Shorf
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Marge Hesse Polly Canlelli
Ed Dowd Bob McMillan
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Dreamers Mr. and Miss Bop
Marge Kendrick Barbara Filaslxi
Frank O'Lear Jack Luquer
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Vera Larsen, Virginia Picarelli Marilyn Murphy
Bob McMillan Bill Wurlenburg
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Marie Jo Jensen Georgia Lehmann
Jack Luquer Charles Walsh
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Polly Canfelli Jeaneffe MaH'es
Charlie Walsh John Ohlman
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Personality Plus Teachers' Trials
Marge Hess Madeline Sullivan
Bob Downing 'Arlie Speckman
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Apple Polishers Best Sports
Janet Lawrence Ann Naylor
Ralph Lethi Joe Cali
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The Long 'n' Short of it Sophisticates
Gertie Hayward Marie Jo Jensen
Don Whalen Bob Hevner
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Class Lambs Cutest
Mar ie Dixon Vera Larsen, Margie Hesse
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Dolly Kluge
Joan Lalier
Frank Gaffney Ralph Lethi
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Jer6ll Kahn Doris Schaeble
Andy Pinfo, S+eve Werlick Ariie Speckman
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Ed Ohlson Ar+ie Speckman
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Ann Mendoza Phyllis Farese
Bob Blank Norman Stein
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Mrs. Todd Marge Hesse
Mr. Schwarzenbacln Bob McMillan
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MARIE ACKERMANN "Kitten"
Co to business
C-.O. and Library Rep, History Oftiee
Squad, Scc'y to teachers, Newman
Club, Business Staff, 'APioneer"g Typing
ccrtifs
To own a nursery for children and raise
a flock of my own
Cute and lovable, full of fun,
Marie is liked by everyone.
ELAINE AIILE "AhlHc"
Prolonged vacation in Vermont
Major and Minor Service Pins, Pitman
Shorthand and Typing Certificates,
Ilonor Roll, Scc'y to teachers, Bowling
Club
Private Secretary
A private secretary is what she'll bc,
A great success undoubtedly.
PAUL ALBERT "Poopsic"
Vlfork
To marry a rich girl and live happily
ever after
Always happy, always gay,
Paul goes smiling on his way.
ANDREVV N. ALEXANDER
"Andy"
Polytechnic Institute of Technology
Student Court Iudge, Arista Treas.,
Varsity Show, Visual Aid Squad Capt.,
Administrative Ass't Squad, A'Star"
Statt, Lunch Patrol
Electrical engineer
Andy's fine record speaks for him. VVC
know hc'll reach success.
AND EVV ALIMO SY "Al"
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'Io ecorne a ec ical en r
ell JL prou say we knew him
when.
ROSEMARIE ALONCE 'tRosic"
Business School
Library Assistant
Interior decorator
She's shy and sweet,
A joy to meet.
RUTH AL'I'
Budness
Sr. Orch., Concert Comm., Operctta,
See'y to teacher, Honor Roll, Hist. and
Eco. Honor Classes, Volleyball and
Y.O.U. Clubs, Lunch Patrol, Rcorg.
Squad
Expert dictaphone operator
A quiet manner, a steady smile,
For this combination, we'd walk a mile.
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"Hickory Log," ournalism, jackson
patrol, ionor R ll, , gljs 'lrhdor
class, 176853. 'EHVJT
To sle twelve hours every day
On Paul Altman you ean't lose,
Once he gets a good night's snooze.
ALAN G. AMR EIN ,. A' '
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Tre of ri. ., i 1 r a d flaior
Ser , Stuc nt urtge ' 4 itor
of ar," Arsen ' O LaCe,' "
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Chm? engineer
Hc'll "compound" a success, because
he always does his best.
LAU X A ANDERSEN "Law"
To c e a secretary ,
hbfGs, "j . lers,
JROII, , 1shHongg,Classcs
To v V , full lifef , V
MA? iav fa ha y',
ith much success, .nd littglfstrifc.
ELLEN ANDERSON HEI"
Business School
"Pioneer" Staff, See'y Green and White
Party, See'y to Miss Mouscn, Mr.
Deutsch's Sq., Basketball Club, Emer-
gency Rm. Assist.
To always be happy and contented with
what 1'm doing.
Always undcrfoot, but nice to have
around.
EVELYN AN E "Evie"
B iness r '
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o Pitman h er cates.
Travel ,K .- ,-' '
She's cute .nd smal ,f
One of the best of all, JOT4-,tj
JAMES ANTHONY "Iiml'
Marine Engineer
Fort Schuyler Maritime College
Capt. Varsity Soccer, Major UI," New-
rnan Club, Hall Patrol, See'y to Mr.
Borten.
Iimmy has chosen engineering,
And all can sec success is nearing.
DONALD ANTIZZO
College
Visual Aid Sq., "Star" Art Staff.
Chemist flndustriall
In the laboratory of life,
Hc'll have the right formula for success.
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HELEN ANTONELLI
Secretary
"Pioneer" Staff, G.O. Rep., Honor
Roll, Lunch Patrol, Sec'y to Teachers
To be a dancing elf
Lovable, laughable, and full of fun-
One in a million, she's gay as the sun.
IIELEN ARENHOLZ
Business '
Editor-in'Chicf of "Pioneer," "Hickory
Log" reporter, Library Assist., Minor
and Major Service Pin, G.O. Rep.,
Grccn and YVhite Party, Lunch Patrol,
Scc'y to Mrs. McClintock
To be as wonderful to my children
as my parents were to me.
She's the Editorhin-chief of the
"Pioneer,"
A hard working gal who's always
sincere.
IACK ARNOLD
Work
Band, Orchestra, Lunch Patrol
Marry a rich girl.
lack can "bank" on success.
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ROSALIE BAGNASCO
Dance with Rockettes at the Music
Hall
Dancing, Skating, Bowling Clubs,
Lunch Patrol, Sec'y to Mrs. Goodman,
Typing Certificate
T each dancing
"Dance" your way to success and get
many "kicks" out of life.
BILL BAIRD "Fritz"
Queens College, then Cornell
University
2 yrs. Varsity Soccer, PSAL Medals,
Honor Roll, "Star" Staff, Minor Serv-
ice Pin, Hall and Lunch Patrols,
"Hickory Log" Reporter.
To do research work in the field of
medicine
To do research is his aim,
VVC know he'll reach the Hall of Fame.
LILLIAN BALICK "Lill"
To go to college
G.O. Rep., Sec'y to Miss French
To be a psychiatric social worker
A girl who has a pleasant smile-
VV e know hcr life will be worth while.
GENE BANDINI
XVork and college later
Go to school for accounting
Get to know him, take our advice,
He's so much fun, and very nice.
GEORGE E. BANKS "Skip"
Auto mechanic
Sec'y to Teachers, Int. Champions
Basketball
Private business
George has a high ambition,
Achieved by work and not by wishing.
BARBARA BAUMGARDNER
Airline Stewardess "Bobbie"
Roller Skating Club, Late Office Squad,
Lunch Patrol, Sec'y to Teachers, Math.,
Science and English Ilonor Classes
To own a motorcycle
To see the world is her aim,
In business she will find her flame.
KENNETH BAUSCII "Ken"
College
"Arsenic and Old Lace," "The Red
Mill," "I Remember Mama," Arista,
Minor Service Pin, Lunch Patrol, Glee
Club, Honor Classes
To be a teacher
Be it Harvard or Yale,
To success Kenneth will sail.
ROBERT BEAN "Bob" or "Beane"
College
To go into my own business
A college man you will become,
Good luck and best wishes from
everyone.
ANITA BECKER "Biscuit"
Green Mountain College
Library Staff, Emergency Room Assist.,
Sce'y to Teachers, Swimming Club,
Ir. Red Cross Club
To get married
To be a Mrs. is what she wishes,
But don't forget, you'll have to do
dishes!
BARBARA BECKER "Ba"
Modeling
Sr. Class Treasurer, Maior I. Cheer-
ing. Green and VVhite Party, "Pioneer"
Staff, Ilonor Roll 8 Terms, Eng. Ilonor
Classes, Pitman and Typing Certif.,
Skating Club, Sec'y to Teachers.
To have a happy and lasting marriage
She'll be a "model" wife,
Loving Eddie all her life..
IOAN EILEENDB "Jeanie"
Nursing r '
Lunch Pa I Gperetta nd Concert,
YO.U. At 1 clubs, scdy
C , ' Staff, Ilonor
ses, . lub, 'rogran Comm.,
pecial orus, Bio. L J snlst.
Marry a doctor the world
Ioan will give ou any a pill,
Each one covcrc ith good will.
IAMES BELL "lim"
College
Visual Aid, General Science Prep.
Squads, "Hickory Log" Staff, llall
Patrol, Lunch Patrol, Iournalism Class,
llonor Roll, Ilonor Classes.
Graduation from medical school
All who know lim agree,
A great success he's bound to be.
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IOAN BELL "Mert"
Stenographer and typist
See'y to Miss Bardolf, Bowling Club
Sweet and cheerful every day,
A sure tire hit in every way.
MARILYN BENEVENTO
'4Brooklyn"
Work
Basketball Club, Honor Roll 2 Terms,
Ir. Red Cross, Sec'y to Miss Snyder
Dance in the Harvest Moon Ball
Contest
A girl so sweet is surely hard to beat.
HENRY BERTOLOTTI
Henry's been very quiet, but we'll hear
from him later! VVC wish him all
success.
FLORENCE BIANCO "Flo"
Continue with business school
G.O. Ofhec 3 Terms, Typing Certifi-
cate, Honor Roll
To Travel
Around the world she goes,
And where she'll stop, nobody knows.
GEORGE BIEDERMAN
Salesman
Tennis Team, Band and Concert,
Rifle Club
President of a business
We know he'll mind his own "busi-
ness" exceptionally well.
ROBERT BLANK f'Bob"
Go to college at night and work in day
Menu Squad
C. P. Accountant
Don't concentrate too much on
"figures"
GERALD BLOOMGARDEN "jerry"
College
Math, Ofliec, Math Club, Bio. Lab.,
Arista, Honor Roll, Latin Honor Cer-
tificate, Minor Service Pin, Pres. of
Bio. Club
Doctor
Our friend Ierry, as a friend is grand,
He'll be known as the "get well" man.
DANIEL BODNER
loin the Merchant Marine and see the
world
Guard Three Terms, Late Otlice Squad
Become rich
When he joins the Merchant Marine,
All over the world he'll be seen.
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HA LD BOENING' "Happy"
'o oin rny,fqther in business
X 'I?attol,' Iunior Varsity Basket-
4 , Ilonpr Roll y- .-
To be a basketball ego f 'A
Happy has humor, I appy has witg
VVith us all he makes a hit.
FRANCES BOLIN "Fran"
College ' '
Sr. ClasyQ er, Direct fo stumcs
cssive Party, f'Star" Staff A '
Squad, Swimmi Q
'Il' onor Classes
o rhumbal and tango A rp if O
Carefree and gay,N' ,, -Q-'Vi
Come what may. . ,
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RALPII BONAVOGLIA "Bon Bon"
Politician
To be President
He is Iaekson's favorite star,
VVC know that Ralph will go far.
IAMES BOND "lim"
Queens College
Program Comm., Service Squad,
Chemistry, Math., and English Honor
Classes, Honor Roll .
To see the world
To see the world is his ambition,
Bon Voyage to lim we're wishing.
AUDREY BONVICINO "And"
Wfork
See'y to Mrs. Wolfson, Ir. Red Cross
Club, Honor Roll, Library Rep.
To learn how to swim
Audrey will never shirk,
From any kind of hard work.
IACQUELINE BOYCE "jackie"
Nurses training
To become a good nurse
To our school Iackie's been a welcome
addition,
VVe wish her success in her chosen
ambition.
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yb rthe Lord
Her s nny - ire has no room for
worry, rnoodiness, or gloom.
IOAN BRADY "Brooklyn"
College
Lunch Patrol, Library Assist, Library
Rep., Softball, Volleyball, Basketball,
Ir. Red Cross Clubs, Honor Roll, Hon-
or Classes, Sr. Class Trcas.
To sit on the Dodger bench during a
World Series, watching them beat the
Yankees!
VVe hope you see the Dodgers win!
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IOAN BRODKORB
Secretary
Honor Roll, G.O, Rep., See'y to
Teachers, Typing and Stenography
Certs.
To become a farmer's wife
A happy girl with a happy way,
As a farmerette she'll be O. K.
AUGUST BROGLE, IR. "Augie"
College-Fordham University
Honor Roll, History Honor, Winner
of "Hickory Log" Slogan Contest, New-
man Club
History teacher
To teach history is your ambition,
We hppc you get what you're wishin'.
AUDREY BUCHHORN "And"
Business school
Sec'y to Miss Flynn, English Honor
Class
To be a Wave
To sail the seven seas she'd go,
May she only pleasures know.
THOMAS BURKE
To be a carpenter
Service Squad
To become prosperous
Keep your goal in sight.
JOSEPH BURNS "joe"
Police Dep't. ,W
Soccer Team, Hall Patrol, Locker
Guard, G.O. Rep.
Detective
Into the police force Ioe will go,
Medals of valor some day he'll show.
BILLIE BURTON "Bea"
Work in the telephone company
See'y to Teachers
Housewife
Never a worry, never a care,
Happy-go-lucky everywhere.
NATHAN VV. BUTT, "Nat"
Hope to attend Yale University
Math. Tutor, Honor Classes, Oper-
etta Ticket Salesman, Math Club,
Honor Roll
Law
He'll win in any court,
And always he'll be a good sport.
BEVERLY JOAN CALDER "Bev"
Business school
Girls' Varsity, Basketball, Volleyball,
Dance, Leaders, French, Tennis, Soft-
ball and Badminton Clubs, See'y to
Teachers, Service Comm., Honor Roll,
Minor and Major Letters.
To have a good home and family
Because you're loyal, pleasant, true,
Many fine things are destined for you.
IOSEPH CALI "Sportie"
Be a salesman
Green and YVhite Party, Scc'y to
Teachers, Hall Patrol, Art Squad, G.O.
Rep., Basketball Intramural Cham-
pionship.
To travel the country
May your ability be so Bongo,
That you can sell oil furnaces in the
Congo.
RONALD CAMPBELL "Soupy"
Work
VVork usually brings success. We
know you'll deserve your share, and
we wish you the best.
CECILIA CAMPO
Secretary
G.O. Rep. Three Terms, Bowling
Club, Sec'y to 'Teacher
Get married and raise a baseball team
Dreams sometimes scatter and then
die,
But not for Cecilia and her special
guy.
PAULINIS CANTELLI "Polly"
Katharine Gibbs
Cheering Squad, Usherette Squad,
See'y of G.O., "Pioneer" Staff, Senior
Class Treas., See'y of G. 8: VV. Party,
G.O. Rep., Minor Service Pin, Ilonor
Roll, Cap't. Lunch Patrol.
To be just like my lylom
Our Polly is a joy complete,
She's jolly, ay, ' pleasure to meet.
Ol' A "Big Iohn"
-. or cleric ork
tar" i t
Start at bot 1 o an office and
try to gegtoffhlemlop
May you climb quickly!
WILLIA CARNEY "Bill"
To get 1ob
Eco. I i ll, H 'APatro,
L .
To beapoliti'n ' ,.
He's always trustworthy and 'ever
dependableg . ff " " ,
Such a combinzfm highly
eommenda le.
ANN CARTOLANO "Annie Oaklie"
To be a music teacher
Library Staff, See'y to Teachers, Lunch
Patrol, Basketball Club, Tennis Club.
To have the patience and knowledge
of my own music teacher
Black hair, bright smile-
Here's one worthwhile.
CHARLES CASSIDY "Chuck"
Business
G.O. and Library Rep., Lunch Patrol
To start my own business
Whether at play or at his iob,
He'll always rise above the "mob,"
Z1
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PATRICIA CASSIDY "Pat"
Work
Scc'y to Teachers, Program Comm.,
'Lunch Patrol, Newman Club, Crcen
and White Party, 'General Office, lr.
Red Cross
To be a success
Patricia's cute and so petite,
She and Rose are a double treat.
ROSEMARY CASSIDY 4'Rose"
Nurse
General Office Squad, Sec'y to Teach-
ers, Crecn and White Party, Newman
Club, Honor Roll
To succeed
The highest aim is success in life,
We know you'lI reach your goal.
LAURA CATAFFO "Lolly"
Dental Assistant
See'y to Teachers, Operctta, "The
Fortune Teller," Special Chorus
To marry the most wonderful guy in
the world
To marry, by golly,
Is the ambition of Lolly!
MARCELLE CECCANTI A'Frcnehy"
Secretary
"Pioneer" Business Staff, Reorgani-
zation Squad, Pitman Award, Dramatic
Club, Service Squad
To get the best out of life
A secretary she will be,
And a success undoubtedly.
AUDREY CIIAMBERLAINE
College "Sandy"
Girl Leader of Arista, Vice Pres. Var-
sity, Student Court judge, Lieut. Math.
Club, Maior Service Pin, Eng. Office
Assist., Leaders and other sports clubs
To become an airline stewardess
May you Fly to success!
CAROL CHARLTON 'ACharlie"
A teacher's college
Special Chorus, "Red Mill" Operetta,
Clce Club, See'y of Varsity Club, 2
Major I's, 6 minor I's, Basketball,
Softball, Leaders, Volleyball, Dancing
Club, Lunch Patrol
To be a teacher
In her quiet, demure way,
On she goes smiling, day by day.
ARNOLD CHOVNICK UNick"
College--New York University
Chemistry Preparation and Physics
Squad, "Hickory Log" Reporter, Pro-
gram and Regents Recording Comm.,
Honor Classes
To be a doctor
As a doctor he'll be cheerful and gay,
Helping all who come his way.
RICHARD COEN
Radio
Pres. of Radio Club, Amateur Radio
Club
Radio Operator
Even asleep, Rip Van Winklc
VVould sec our Dick twinkle.
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RICHARD CONCANNON "Dick"
Adelphi College
Varsity Show, "Beggar on Horseback,"
Visual Air Squad, Camera Club, Li-
brary Squad, Vice Pres. Sr. Class
To own a new Plymouth convertible
VVith or without your ear,
We're sure that you'll go far.
RAYMOND CONDON "Igor"
Work
Chair Repair Squad, Intramural
Awards, Farm Cadet Corps, two
years
To make a million without working
Work hard when you work,
Play hard when you play,
Then success will come your way.
ELEANOR CONRAD
Work as a secretary h
See'y to Teachers, Library Staff, Li-
brary Rep., IIonor Roll, English and
History Honor Classes
Marriage and California
Cool and quiet, sweet, serene,
A girl so nice is seldom seen.
AUDREY COOK "Cookie"
Secretary
Bowling Club, Att. Squad, Honor Roll,
Pitman Cert.
Have as much fun out of life as
possible
A girl who is sincere and true,
VVe wish all our friends were just like
you.
DAVID COO ER "Dave"
Que s Co ihbgj
Poli rtooning b, "Star" Art
Sta
w' ' s bright,
Dav e ' d to be in the spotlight.
PATRICIA ANN CORDES "Patsy"
Nursing
G.O. Rep., Sec'y of Teachers, "Hickory
Log" Reporter, Honor Roll
To help those less fortunate than
myself
In her pleasant and quiet way,
Pat will reach the top some day.
ANDREW I. CERNICLIA "Andy"
To see the world
Intramural Award PSAL Award, Ilonor
Roll, Ilall Patrol
To retire at 40
Round and round the world he goes,
,And wherq hefstops fnobody knows.
l 3 , .1
. .jf ,- NJ'
IAME B. QOTT R
Ilalllgk
,f Ii bgon helxwill not tell,
MRVC qclwnlbhis, we wish him well.
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EDGAR CRONIN "Ed"
Civil Service
Band Three Terms, Senior Orchestra,
Newman Club, Sec'y to Teachers,
Lunch Patrol, Hall Patrol
To "take it with me" when I die
To take it with you when you die,
You'll have to be a lucky guy.
RAYMOND CUNNEEN "Ray"
Work
Best of luck, Ray! Happiness, too!
FAITII CUTLER
Business world
Science Honor Class, G.O. Oflice,
Health Ed. Office, Sec'y to Teacher
To become successful in business
A business woman Faith will be,
To the door of success she'll hold the
kcv.
AUDREY DANIELSEN "Dannie"
To become a successful secretary
See'y to Teacher, Lunch Patrol, Pit-
man 80 VVord Cert.
To repay my parents for all they've
done, and get married
Pretty, friendly, kind, and sweet-
Audrey's qualities can't be beat.
HELEN DARBY
Work
Bookkeeper
We're glad to have you with us, Helen.
VVe wish you success and happiness.
ROSEMARIE D'AVANZO 'ARosie"
To work as secretary in bank
Newman Club, See'y to Teachers,
Typing Cert., Stockroom Assist., Re-
gent YVeek Ass't.
To travel with a millionaire husband
Ilere's a girl, we must admit,
VVho's got "pep" and plcpty of fit."
EMILY ANN DELVENTHAL fling'
Pratt Insftjfle gl . r, f ,f ,I
Sec'y jfqftfeachersu Program Comm.,
Biology Squad, Home Economics Serv-
iee Award, Major Service Pin, Math.
Tutor if 5.1.1 ,
Home econbmicy leacherf I
Emily is a-lgitl ambitious, creative and
friendly. '
WILLIAM DENNIS ' , f'Bill,?'
College ' g' f , '
Vice Pres,of G.O., Basketball Team,
Lunch Patrol, Honor Roll, Honor
Classes, Green and VVhite Party.
See the world with Ed Dowd and
Bob McMillan Y
In any land or any elirne, ' i
VVc're sure the. three of you will shine.
I
FRED EPP wg
College ,
A 't to viser, T 'y, Sta p ,
s, ' ory ' .A d. Ass'
et cleaner'
I urh l" did exe 3
will do as
IANET DEREMER "Ian"
Work
Glec Club, Attendance Oflice, See'y
to Teachers, Lunch Patrol
Health, happiness, husband, Heaven
Health, happiness and husband are
Worth
A beautiful heaven right here on earth.
HAROLD V. SM ID larry"
Work
IW jmrclgtra, and
To come a mi io ire
The first mil' e hard t to
make! I
PHILIP DI NON O "Flip"
To a life ile
D an I Iorseback,"
c d, ckson Patrol, four
erms J
Policeman
Flip's ambition is to Je a cop,
There is no doubt he'll reach the top.
MARY DISIIMAN
To go to business school
Red Cross Club, Sec'y to Teachers,
Library Rep.
To work in an office as a secretary
Full of pep, push, and go-
That's why people like her so.
MARGIE DIXON "Marge"
Cortland University
G.O. Sec., Sr. Class Trcas., "Pioneer"
Staff, Usherettes, Green and White
Party, Honor Roll 8 terms, Honor
Classes, Major Service Pin, Math. Tu-
tor, Library Ass't., Clubs, Lunch Patrol,
Library Rep.
To be as sweet as "sister"
Nice disposition, a friend to each,
And to you all, a Georgia Peach,
PATRICIA DOHERTY
Work
Honor Roll, Sec'y to Teachers
Health, happiness, a husband and
heaven
A sweet girl, a sweet thought-
May you gain the things you've sought.
DORIS DOLAN "Dot"
VVork
See'y to Teachers. G.O. Othee Ass't.,
Honor Roll, one term
To wish for the moon and find "Happy
Times"
Full of pep, push and go-
That's why people like her so.
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PATRICIA DOMIGAN t'Pattie"
Advertising
Ass't. to Teachers, Sec'y to Teachers,
Ilonor Roll, Dramatics, Iournalism
Classes
To enjoy life
IIcre's wishing success
To one who deserves the best.
LUCILLE DOMROE
XVe wish Lucille success and happiness.
MARVIN DORSKIND "Marv"
Brooklyn College of Pharmacy
llonor Roll 7 Terms, l'.S.A.L. Award,
Scc'y to Teachers
To be a pharmacist and research
chemist
XV ith tubes in hand that fizz and fume,
Stands sulphur-stained Marv in some
smoky room.
EDVVARD DONVD, IR, "Ed"
College
Pres. of G.O., Boy Leader of Arista,
Co-captain of Track Team, Current
Events Club, Ilall and Lunch Patrol,
Mimeograph Squad, Ilonor Roll,
llonor Classes, 3 Major Ts
See the world
To our former President of the G.O.,
VVc wish you success wherever you go.
IAMES DOVVLING
Silence is goldenl'
IIere's luck to you anyway!
ROBERT DOVVNING "Murg'l
College-Syracuse University
Pres. of Sr. Class, Band, All Queens
Swimming Team, G,O. Rep., Ilonor
Roll, llonor Classes
The oceans will turn green with envy
when they t'sea" this wave of success.
DOLORES DRESSEL "Dee"
Katherine Gibbs School
Ilonor Roll, "Pioneer," Library Staff,
G.O. Rep., Scc'y to Teachers, Green
and White Party, Newman Club
To be Cinderella and marry Prince
Charming
As gay and cheerful as the sun,
Sweet and kind to everyone.
IAMES DUFFY "Duff-NVnft"
College
Hall Patrol, llonor Roll 7 Terms,
See'y to Teacher
Some day own my own farm in Ver-
mont
A farm in Vermont someday t'will be,
Owned by a man called 'tFarmer
Duityf'
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ALLEN DUSVVALT t'Dusty"
College
Track and Cross Country Teams, Po-
litical Cartooning and Trinity Clubs,
llonor Roll, Math. Tudor, IIall Patrol,
Major and Minor Letters
To get a B.S. Degree from Queens
College
Keep your goal in sight.
LORRAINE EASON
Wfork
Bowling Club, Glee Club, Ilonor Roll
To get married
In her demurc and quiet way,
Shc's bound to reach the top some day.
GEORGE EGAN "Lefty"
To work
To get on the Police Department
VVhether directing traffic or pounding
a beat,
Adventure he is bound to meet.
415 , 1 36 up if A-rm"
au.. . ' 'sa orus I,
YH a licate n
ay J- i g . the while-
IIC' iw wi such a smile.
IOAN EIFLER
To become a successful secretary
t'Pioneer" business staff
To repay my parents for their thought-
fulness plus health, happiness, hus-
band, heaven
All who know her like her well,
In our opinion, Ioan is swell.
ROBERT ENGASSER "Bob"
Ioin the Air Corps
Stay single or marry a rich widow
May your wishes all come trncg
Be successful in all you do.
r
DON EP flwbl , E
Wfork ' ppm
I . d, G.U. Clas. pt.
F n to Hy rp the Il,
To moonihc RW u K fly, '
Oh, golly! VVhat a tgum s guy!
GEORGE ERICKSEN
Wfork
Hall Patrol
Own a small business
May the type of work you do
Ever bring success and happiness to
vou.
IOAN MARY FALLER "Io"
Career in Fashions
Swimming, Newman Club, Bio. Lab.,
Mr. Deutsclfs Squad, Library, G.O.
Rep., Library Ass't., Lunch Patrol
May you draw the design of success.
PHYLLIS FARESE "Phil"
Cortland State Teaeher's College
Newman, Swimming, Basketball, Soft-
ball, Leaders Clubs, Library Ass't.,
Varsity Sl1ow's, "Beggar" and "I Re-
member Mamma," Minor
To teach kindergarten
May all your problems be little ones.
EDNA FEENEY t'Eddie"
Wfork
Volleyball Club, See'y to Teachers,
Library Ass't., "Pioneer" Bus. Staff,
Ilonor Roll, Typing Certs., Athletic
Awards, Regents VVeek Ass't.
T o lead a folly and happy life
Agreeablc and full of fun,
Always liked by everyone.
IAML IBHILLY H9111 Y"
wfofkag if ' xg
SWlIllIll 1lll, Track 'Ie 1, Ba
Hall Squad, Lunch Patr l
Laboratory technician " ,,,',.,,
YVC know jimmy willj Sireceiedg
He's just the boy toftake the lead.
ANN FEISER
Wfork
Sec'y to Mr. lluneke, Mrs. Hammer,
Mrs. Cardone, Mrs. Woykc, Mr.
Grady
To drive a motorcycle
Agrceable and full of fun,
Always liked by everyone.
IOAN FERTIK "joanie"
Business school
Sec'y to Teachers, G.O. Rep., Honor
Roll, Two Terms
XVork as an assistant bookkeeper
Shc's just the one for a bookkeeper's
assistant,
A sweet girl, so neat and eflieient.
BARBARA FILASKI
Secretary
"Pioneer" Statt, Sec'y to Mrs. Brogan,
Manager of Cheering Squad, Member
of Green and VVhite Party, Pitman
and 'Typing Certs.
To own an eligible bachelor's home
with Ioan and Marge
Ba1h's got be-bop on her mind,
A nicer gal is hard to find.
MUSETTA FINEISEN HFini"
College or travel
Honor Roll, Honor Classes, "Star"
Art Staff, "Pioneer" Business Staff,
Sec'y to Teachers, G.O. Rep.
To own a flea circus
"Sugar 'n spice
And everything nice."
NANCY IOAN FINKLE
College
Major Service Pin, Arista, Honor Roll,
Ilonor Classes, Program Committee,
Sec'y to Teachers, Lunch Patrol, Stu-
dent Court Clerk and judge
To be successful in anything I choose
Let us hope you choose the right
thing,
So success and happiness it will bring.
IANE FINNIGAN
To become a buyer
Honor Roll, Clubs
Eventually marriage and a family
She never fails to greet,
With a smile that is so sweet.
MARYLIN FISCHISR "Honey"
Secretary
See'y to Teacher
Marylin's a gal
VVh0 really is a pal.
IAMES l"LliCKENS'l'l5lN "l"lecky"
Go to work
Service and Locker Guards, Special
Chorus, Chair Repair Squad
To be an automobile mechanic
Under the car or in the hood,
limmy's mechanics will be very good.
BET' ' FL L ' ' -su-ij
Iunro
Lunch Pat ec' ' hers, Vol-
leyball, D bs, c Club,
Ilonor Roll 'in -
Betty's sweet and ety's quiet,
At junior college she'll cause a riot.
FRANK FORKER "Pancho"
College
Baseball Team, Study Hall See'y
To be a matador down Mexico way.
In any land, in any clinic,
We are sure that Frank will always
shine.
RUTH FORMAN 'iRuthie"
Typist-receptionist
Typist for the "Stan"
Go back to Virginia after graduation
If a Southern belle you'd be,
Remember Iackson while in Virginny.
ROBERT AN X MbQ,jJ.ri0b"
XY ,A -
ur aims a high, .
, nrrry a rich '
it 'll g v. ' ' W
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fd '
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ANN MARIE FREYER "Bunny"
Nursing school
General Science Lab., Political Car-
tooning, Roller Skating, Tennis Clubs,
Library Staff, "Star" Staff, Major Serv-
ice Pin, Sec'y to Teacher
To become a navy nurse
IO F O "lack"
Boo Lu rol
o ess
s happ'
The agrswer to a patient's prayer.
VIOLET GACSAL "Vi"
Modeling
Volleyball, Bowling, Basketball Clubs,
Lunch Patrol, Pitman and Typing
Certs., Honor Roll, Newman Club
To be the first gal to go to West Point
Good luck to a girl with a strange
ambition,
But d0esn't West Point have some sort
of tradition?
FRANK GAFFNEY "Gazelle"
College
Co-Capt. Track Team, City Champ,
Queens Champ, Nat'l Champ, G.O.
Rep., Green and VVhitc Party, Four
Maior "Vs"
Live. learn. laugh, love and leap
lle'll leap his way toward success.
ROBERT GARDNER "Cactus"
College
City and Queens Cross Country,
Queens Novice, Manager Cross Coun-
try Team, Manager Track Team, Honor
Roll 8 Terms
To do whatever I do to the best of
my ability
No one will overtake you on the road
to success.
ANDREW GEIERSBACII "Andy"
Provision dealer
Service Squad
Sports announcer
We'll hear Andy everywhere,
VVhen he's a sports announcer on
the air.
MARGARET GELSOMINE
"Margie"
Work
Roller Skating Club, Scc'y to Teachers
Margie's quite nice and sweet,
To know her is a super treat!
GRACE MARIE GENNARO
Work in an office "Gracie"
Dancing Club, Sec'y to Miss Raynor
To live a life of happiness
Grace is quiet, courteous, sweet,
Her company will always be a treat.
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FRANK GIARRAPUTO "Ierry"
Go to work in an office
Sec'y to Teachers, Ir. Dramatic Mem-
ber, Aquarium Club, Operetta Chorus,
Art Helper, Glee Club
Marry a wealthy widow
A regular fellow liked by all,
He'll skip to success without a fall.
DOROTHY GNAD "Dotty"
Business
Ilonor Roll, Library Ass't., English
Honor, Math. Squad, Filing Cert.,
Skating and Glee Clubs
First woman President of the United
States
You may not be President of the
nation,
But you'll always rate our admiration.
ROBERT GOERKE "Bob"
College
Salesman
With charm and spirit he'll blaze
his way,
And startle thc world with ideas some
day. .
PHYLLIS GOLBM "Flip"
Medical technologist
ss' ess c Party, Sec'y
o Club, 'Crcativ riting, Public
eaking, Props, "I e ember Mama"
o ge t t 't leak.
rc succc oes,
yllis will foll .
ROSE ANN GOLDMAN "Rosie"
College
Minor Service Pin, "Pioneer" Staff,
Math., Sci., Hist., and Eng. Honor
Classes, Special Chorus, Sce'y to Teach-
ers, Lunch Patrol, Swimming Club
To fulfill my secret ambition
Her secret ambition she will not tell,
But whatever she does, we wish her
well.
I
IAM RD A ' "
C g -
. p., r. rch , he iskry
Pre 'o 6,4
a uiek convertible J
Ambition and wisdom, "pep a d vim
Will make a sure success of him.
IOHN GRAHAM '4Iohnny"
College
Visual Aid Squad
To be a millionaire and hx feet tall
If such a wish is your desire,
We hope that it will not expire.
ROSE MARIE GRECO "Ro"
New York School of Interior Design
Basketball Club, Library Staff, English
Honor, Honor Roll, Program Comm.,
Sec'y to Teacher
Lead a life of leisure
Full of fun! That's our "Ro,"
She'll be a success where'cr she may go.
MARILYN GREENBAUM "Mar"
Secretarial school
Honor Roll, Art Squad, See'y to Miss
Flynn, Leaders and Bowling Clubs
Executive secretary
Could any employer ask for more?
IACK GRIPPO
College
Bowling Team, Band, Scc'y to Mr.
Wood
To be successful after college in
business
We wish lack just the best of luck.
RU'l'll GROSCII
Wfork in a business office
Scc'y to Mrs. LeScl1aek Typing Cert.
To marry a gentleman farmer
To work in an office is a good desire,
And that farmer we all admire.
IOIIN GUER A 'tIolm"
Sta 1 my e a business
tyc o
Hall a o
Millior1a
There are in' ny ' o iaye an ambition
like phil 9
But if you work hard, your dreams
will edsne true.
IANE GUMAELIUS "lame"
College
"Pioneer" Staff, Y. O. U. Club, "Star"
Art Staff, Emergency Room Ass't.,
Trinity, Volleyball Clubs, Stage Prop
Comm., Progressive Party, Program
Comm., Ilistory and English Oflice
Swing on a star
Even if you never swing on a star,
On the way upward you'll go far.
GRACE IIAAS
Business school
Sec'y to Teachers, Y. O. U., ,Math.,
Softball, Swimming Clubs, Math. and
General Science llonor Classes
A welcome addition to any class
ls quiet, deiimrc Grace llaas.
KENNETII IIAAS
College
r . '
i 1 ol Dfw U
'ame and fort ne will c i e enncth's
And g'lgd o, fhc'y'll come to
stay. '
ROGER IIAGER "Bear"
College
llonor Roll Seven Terms
To own or operate some sort of
business
'lo operate a business is his aim,
VVhether his business is large or small,
lle'll be successful just the same.
IOHN HALCROVV
L. I. Agricultural Institute
"Arsenic and Old Lace," "I Remember
Mama," Pres. Y. O. U. Club, Gen.
Sci. Lab., Lunch Patrol, Library Squad,
Iackson Patrol, Bookroom
To be a country gentleman
Ile'll plow his way to success.
BRYNA IIALPERN
College
Volleyball, Basketball, and Glee Clubs,
Library Ass't., Emergency Rm. Ass't.,
Honor Roll
To teach the next generation their
A B C's
You'll certainly earn your teaeher's
fees.
EDN MAY IIARDICK
Pac llege
Math. a l'sm llonor Classes,
llo ll, C . Wi Patrol, Sec'y
to ac , ino S vice 'in, Li-
brary Regt
lust keep on 'ig as you ar .
KATHLEEN IIARNEDY "Tootsie"
Receptionist or typist
Library Staff
To get married and raise a family
May you be as happy as can be.
DONALD IIARTER "Don"
College fpre-medicall
Varsity Shows, Special Chorus, Visual
Aid Squad, Scc'y of Radio Club, Nu-
clear Physics Club, Arista, llonor Roll,
Minor Service Pin, Latin llonor Cert.
To become a physician
Enthusiasm -4- ambition 4- brains :
success in any line.
PIIYLLIS IIASKELL "Phoo-Phoo"
Nurses Training School
Coirnnunity Corps Rep., Book Rep.,
Swimming and Bowling Clubs, Sccly
to Teachers. llistory llonor Classes
To make a millionaire
Phyllis would like a millionaire
VVho'd build her castles, but not in
the air.
CATHERINE R. llAUBENRl'IICll
Hunter College "Cathy"
llonor Roll, Lunch Patrol, Sec'y to
Teacher, Scc'y of Newman Club, Bas-
kclball, Bowling, and Softball Clubs,
Emergency Room Ass't.
Dietitian
It'S nice to be natural when you're
naturally nice.
lNlARlE LOUISE llAURl "lXlary Lou"
Business school r llege
Trinity, Frc , Red Cross, Volleyball,
B , ai l Soft 1 ms, Li-
br .S
T make ss of 1 chosen
vocation 2
T0 s c'e i' 'ou grim
Good luc , 1 is hat ive're wi in'.
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HELEN HAY
Business school
Reorganization Comm., "Pioneer" Bus.
Staff, Green and VVhite Party, Library
Rep., Sec'y to Teacher, Locker Guard,
Volleyball and Roller Skating Clubs
Private secretary
Ilelen is as nice and sweet
As anyone you could hope to meet.
GERTRUDE IIAYVVARD "Gertie"
Secretarial work
Band, Sr. Orch., Concert Comm.,
Sec'y to Teachers, Newman, Volley-
ball, Softball and Knit-Knotters Clubs,
Lunch Patrol, Minor Service Pin.
To grow
She's ever so tiny,
But she's always shining.
IUNE HECKELMAN
Pratt Institute
Arista, Ilonor Roll, Minor Service Pin,
Sec'y to Teachers, Varsity, Bowling,
Basketball, Volleyball, Tennis, Leaders,
Drarnatics, and Glee Clubs
Dietition
If you want to know how many calories
were in that last piece of pie, ask Iune.
ELAINE HELD "Pepper"
Business
Sec'y to Mr. Singer, Regents Record-
ing Comm., Bowling, Volleyball Clubs,
Honor Roll, Honor Classes, Iournalism
Class
Business career
In her sweet and quiet way,
Elaine will reach the top some day.
ALLAN HERRLEIN
Queens College
"Star" Staff, Lunch Patrol, Iackson
Patrol, Visual Aid Squad, Honor
Classes
A regular fellow you cannot deny,
All in all, a pretty good guy.
HELEN IIERTEL
Secretary
Ilonor Roll, Sec'y to Teachers, Lunch
Guard, Volleyball Club, Basketball
Club
To make M0111 proud
A worthy ambition, Ilelen.
MARGARET HESSE "Marge"
University of New Hampshire
Capt. Chcering Squad, Historian of
G.O., Girl Leader of Arista, Minor
Service Pin, Stage Crew, "Red Mill,"
See'y to Teachers, Athletic Clubs,
Honor Classes, 'APioneer" Staff
To be just like my Mom
Her friends are many, her enemies
none,
She's liked by all and full of fun.
ROBERT HEVNER "Bob"
College
See'y to Teachers, Lunch Patrol, Visual
Aid Squad, G,O. Rep., Green and
White Party
Be a millionaire and see the world
Lively, friendly, smiling, and gay,
He's the kind that makes life pay.
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q ROBERT? HICKA "Bob'?
ollege, ' , -
llsatrtll ,Lahker Guard, Science
s ad 'fl
To reid? hh!!
Lctslo h k a swell guy,
There aren't many who can pass him
by'
ANNE HINTZ
Y. O. U. Club, Lunch Patrol, Reor-
ganization Squad, Library and English
Ass't., Sec'y to Teachers, Varsity Play,
Minor Service Pin, Arista
Anne is a sweet and graceful lass,
A charming member of our class.
GORDON HIRT
Hofstra
Senior Orch., 4 Terms, Band Z Terms,
Iackson Patrol l Term
Teach music or join a symphony
orchestra
He'll strike a happy chord wherever
he goes.
FRANK HOBBS 'lFrenehy"
Navy or work
Ilall Patrol 8 Terms, Lunch Patrol,
Red Cross, Soccer Team
Get married and raise a family
Frank is pretty swell,
Let's hope the future treats him well.
MARY HOEY
Berkley Business School
Late Office Squad, Attendance Office
Squad, Roller Skating Club, Volley
Ball Club
To get rich quick
There's a twinkle in her cyc,
And a smile as she passes by.
EVELYN IIOFFMANN "Evie"
Secretarial career
Volleyball, Basketball, Bowling Clubs,
See'y to Teachers, Program Comm.,
Honor Roll, Reorganization Squad,
Honor Classes, Minor I
To make my Mom proud of me
One swell girl, we all sayg
They don't come like her every day.
GERTRUDE HOLLAND "Gcrri"
Mary Immaculate Nurnng School
To become a nurse
A noble ambition for a noble girl.
CAROL IO RG A'Butch"
To co i ' n or VV.A.F.
, s't., Cross Club, Honor
3 e ,
b moth
I riend. re nany er enemies
none,
She's liked by a 1 l of fun.
FRANCES IOAN HUNDT "Fran"
Take a long vacation
Sec'y to Teachers, Pocket Book Store,
Swimming Ass't.
Do home work
lIere's hoping you have time for fun,
After you get your homework done.
MARILYN IIUNT "Rusty"
Farmingdale College
Gym Ass't., Sec'y to Teachcrsg Ilonor
Roll, Varsity, Athletic Clubs, Pro-
gram Comm.
Career in art
May your talents never be 'Arustyf'
ARTIIUR ICART A'Artie"
Wlork
Ilall Patrol, Lunch Patrol, Science
Squad
To retire at forty
In a penthouse he'll reside,
YVith his millions by his side.
DOROTIIY IACKSON "Dottie"
Alusieal comedy
Late Oflice Squad, Leader's Club, Re-
gents Recording Comm.
Show business
Sl1e'll never stop
'Till she reaches the top.
KA'l'IlLEEN IACOBY "Kay"
Stenographer
To make a million and travel
INIay the "Type" of work you do,
Always bring success to you.
ALICE IASPER "Lynn"
Business school: work
Ilonor Roll, Sec'y to Teachers, Leaders
Clllb. Nil10r "I," Graduation Flower
Connn., Basketball, and Volleyball
To get married
I Iers are ways of pleasantness,
And all her paths are peace.
MARIE IO IENSEN "Io"
Art school
Arista, Minor Service Pin, Ilonor
Classes, Ilonor Roll, 'AStar" Art Staii,
Sec'y to Teachers. Art Office Squad,
Att. Squad, Reorganization Squad,
To do all the things I've always wanted
to do.
To do everything you want to do,
XVill keep you busy your whole life
through.
EDXVARD E. IESSE
Coast Guard Academy
Lighting and Amplification Squad,
Nuclear Physics Club, Visual Aid
Squad, Band, Lunch Patrol, See'y to
Teachers, Math. Tutofg Ilonor Roll.
Aviator Q
Your plans for a career in aviation,
XVill some day be a great asset to
our nation.
is ,y
'F
DO ORES BEVERLY JONES "Del"
Te ' 'is S-9-'
See'y o eae er, C t Cub, ypmg
Cc ents VVeek
Ass't. . n
To own my own business L.-.L
VVith her pleasant voice.
Shc'll make a fine telephone operator.
R. LEE IORDAN "Pee VVee"
College
L til ar in ' .ti id Visua
K' a L . e .
on Ilorsebac ' "Red Mill," G.O. Rep.
To live ppy d sperous life.
May a nappy and pros-
perous one,
VVith lots of cheer and plenty of fun.
CONSTANCE IOYCE "Connie"
Go to college
Manager of Progressive Party, See'y
to Teachers, Volleyball, Basketball and
Glec Clubs, Special Chorus
To be a writer
Connie and writing go hand in hand,
Ilope she'll be the finest in the land.
DCYRUPIIY XIQLIN HDottie"
V170 ff
Spec orus, 'ec'y to
Teael s
To we happy
Be good and you will be happy.
,f f
IERELL E AI ' "Ierr"" '
or Ji! e s,k.xV"f 'jd
ii mo in H 'nor Roll Ilonor
SY: t cae 1erS . '
may Art Office Squn
To see my Dodge' win the series!
VVe're sure Ierell 'ill ring the bell,
Designing fashion. for lylademoisellc.
IULIA KAIFER
Nurses Training
Swimming Club, Volleyball Club,
Bowling Club, Library Ass't., See'y to
Mrs. Sieger
Nursing career
She's cheerful and bright,
This woman in white.
shi e 1 r ,,
. . D. ' V
' ' .'sr
asses, " o r a "Star bin S
C' ' . l , ral n ,
ROBERT KAPPLEMANN
School or work
Ilonor Roll, 3 Terms, Lunch Patrol,
Gen. Sei. Squad, Sec'y to Teachers,
Craft Club
To travel
Neither shy nor bold-
Bob's as good as gold.
RITA KAROL
Laboratory technician
General Science and llistory Ilonor
Classes, Sec'y to Teachers, Math. Tu-
tor, Library Rep. 3 Terms
Rita has a high ambition,
VVe know shc'll make a good teclmi-
cian.
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ALICE KASPER
Wfork
Sec'y to Teachers, Lunch Patrol, New-
man, Bowling, Basketball and Volley-
ball Clubs, E11glisl1, Science and Eco-
nomics Ilonor classes
To be successful!
May yo11r drca111s co111e tr11e
In everything you plan to do.
GRACE KEILING "Dc Dc"
Secr ry A .b
Rxfigllliiiaation Squad, Snrflning Club.
st,Ly,m'Df. can !
To be happy with Harry
A girl with a s111ilc is a girl worthwhile.
ARLENE KELLY
College , V '
IIo11or oll, lylath. '1 , Emergency
Roo a11 E ra Ass V'APioneer"
, ch rol, Leaders, Volley-
ll, Illllll' and Basketball Clubs
Teach school'
I11 a classroom bright a11d clean,
Teaching cl1ildre11 wc'll find Arlene.
LENORE KELLY 'lLee"
Nursing school
Stagchand in "Arsenic a11d Old Lace,"
Sec'y to Teachers
To be a nurse and marry a doctor
Patient + Lenore : a speedy recovery.
MARGUERI'l'E KELLY UMaggie"
Business , ,lg I
Service Squad, L AtilC'IKl21I1CC Squad,
Y., O. UM, Cplulfi "Pionee 'V 'Business
sf ff, ffljondlv 11011, ,pvisihy Iloxor
C ssds A r' A-,
g Qullen sabe? g Ilace Ud? 'Q
llcre's success to a Spaflkllqspeakiiig
Scnorita, l X
VVouldn't you just love to IIICCT her?
M V I 'ILL
Co A 1,
II' z nnci -Patrol, G.O. Rep.
His gooc 't ' l 'nning smile,
Make li' ' on of the Emerald
Isle.
ALBERT KEMVP
College
Varsity and Ir. Varsity Basketball, Hall
Patrol, Lunchroorn Squad, See'y to
Teacher
To make money
To 111akc IIIODCY is your aim,
Lct's hope it'll bring yo11 lots of fame.
MARGARET KENDRICK "Marge"
Secretary
Major Cheering, G.O. Historian,
"Pioneer" Staff, Green and
Party, Sec'y to Teacher, Honor
an eligible baehelor's home
Ioan
girl in o11r esteem,
be an endless dream
PHILIP KENNEL "Phil"
College
Star Staff, Minor Service Pin, L11ncl1
Squad, Lunch and Ilall Patrols, Honor
Roll, G.O. Rep., English Honor, Cre-
ative VVriting, Iournalism
To become an architectural engineer
IIe'll be a good engineer,
With a well-built career.
ROBERT KERTZ t'Bob"
Hofstra College
Basketball Team, General Science Lab,
'I'yping Cert., Ilall Patrol
A quiet fellow that everyone knowsg
IIe'll leave good impressions wherever
he goes.
DOROTIIY KIELY "Dottie"
Business school
"Pioneer" Staff, Service Squad, Li-
brary Stall, Bowling Club, Sec'y to
Mr. Clark
To see the world
Dottie wants to see tl1e worldg
That's a big ambition for such a young
girl.
MAUREEN KING "Shorty"
College
I n r , " RCIll'lI1l7Cf Mama,"
.t1es, Se to 'I '1ers, Volley-
all Club, S ' ' nb, Bas "
Club sn
To be a doctor
The best is always hard to gain,
But this wc'rc sure you'll attain.
VVALTER KLEIN "Ty,'
Study law
Sports Editor, "Hickory Log," Soccer
and Track Teams, General Science
Prep., Math. Club, Green and XVhitc
Party, Lunch Patrol
To be healthy, happy and wise
Giving advice on life's iourney
Wlill be VValtcr's job as an attorney.
CARSTEN KLOSTERMAN "Kit"
College
Iackson Patrol, General Science Squad
Business
A swell fellow we all like well,
Of whom wc have no faults to tell.
DOROTHY L. KLUGE "Dolly"
Queens College
Assoc. Ed. of Hickory Log, Co-cd. of
A'Star," G.O. Rep., Scc'y to Teachers,
Service League, Trinity and Math.
Cl11bs, Ilonor Roll
To have a full, happy life
A girl with a srnilc--
And ambitions worthwhile.
EDVVARD KOCII
A very q11iet ch -
VVe'll hear fro ' .
. 7 In
BERNICE KOHNLE "Bernie Mae"
Trade school
Sce'y to Teacher
To marry
Wherever she goes, whatever she'll do,
With flying colors she'll come thru.
IOAN KORMAN
Secretary
Honor Roll, 8 Terms, See'y to Teacher,
Sten. Regents Marking Comm., Type
writing Cert.
To become a success in the business
world
Our little secretary, pencil in hand,
Is a wonderful person, so sweet and
grand.
ANNE KOTZ
Secretary
Att. Squad, See'y to Teachers
Travel
With a sweet soft smile that never
wanes,
Success and happiness will be her gains.
IOHN KRISCH "jack"
To marry a millionaire heiress
We hope you find your dream girl!
WALTER KROL "Cookie"
College or work
Special Chorus, Concert
Make a million
Why stop at one?
Make two!!!
IUNE KRONEN
Valparaiso University
Sec'y to Teachers, Special Chorus, Clec
Club, Volleyball Club, Trinity Club,
Honor Roll, journalism Class, Typing
Cert., 'lPioneer" Staff
To be a deaeoness
It is our honest guess
That she will be a great success.
FRANCES KUCLER "Fran"
Wor
y , ' achers,
t oll ,Z
To be e a tenograp
A fme. t ' ' ca you
far in any ocation.
FLORENCE KULOW "Flo"
College
Special Chorus, Senior Orchestra, Con-
certs, Operetta, Dramatic Club, Y.O.U.
Club, English Honor and Dramatic
Classes, Library Rep., , Lunch Patrol,
Honor Roll, Major Service Pin Var,
sity Shows .
To be able to smile always
Pep and vim-that's our Flog
That girl is always on the go.
FRANCES KURAK
We all admire Frances' ability and
determination to learn in spite of phys-
ical handicaps. We are proud to
have her graduate with us.
HELEN LAINEN "Honey"
Working
See'y to Teachers, Swimming and Life-
Saving Clubs, Pitman Award
To be a private secretary
When Helen is working,
There'll be no shirking.
IOAN LALIER
Hunter College
See'y to Teachers, Minor I's-Leaders,
Badminton, Basketball, Bowling, Vol-
leyball, Softball Clubs, All-Round
Athletic "I," Stage Crew, Reorgan.
Squad, Varsity Club 3 years
To be a nurse
Here's wishing success
To one who deserves the best.
JOAN LAMB "Rusty"
Katharine Gibbs
Private secretary
A secretary will Rusty be,
A model she'll be of industry.
BARBARA LANG "Barby"
Business
Arista, "Pioneer" Staff, Leaders Club,
Sec'y to Teachers, Program Comm.,
Library Ass't,, Honor Roll 8 Terms,
Math, English, I-listory Classes, Minor
Service Pin
To be six feet tall
Barbara's only Eve feet tall,
It's a wonder that we see her at all!
VERA LARSEN "Babe"
Cortland Teachers ,ollege, '
Arist Hon R , 'l jior y
Ca of et ., . .,
L , 8' C Pin,
e s Squa , ' necr" taiffSee'y
Teachers t '
To be like ', .
A nice girlywa tin m 71
For her succes w s m'.
ANGELA LATINA "Angie"
Secretary
Sce'y to Teacher, G,O. Rep., Honor
Roll l Term
To be a private secretary
Angie's sweet and very merry,
We know shc'll make a fine secretary.
nl-larry!!
mliaif
Church ker ,
May your lb! ' lt' d
your high scho ' een,
IOHN LEAY "Curley"
College
Coecapt. of Lighting and Amplification
Squad, Math. Honor, 'fHiclcory Log"
Photographer, Varsity Shows, N.Y.C.
Atom Exhibit, English Honor, Physics
and Chem. Prep., Newman Club
To become an electrical engineer
If you don't get a Ph.D.,
May you always have a I.O.B.
MARY IANE LEAY "Chicken"
Business school
English Office Squad, Newman and
Bowling Clubs
Mary is a pleasant fricndg
VVe wish hcr happiness without end.
HOPE LEDERMAN "Pidgeon"
Art school
Sec'y to Teacher, Special Chorus, Glce
Club, Honor Roll, Eng., Sei., Civics
Ilonor Classes, Concert
Fashion designer
A fashion designer Ilopc will be,
And a success we all can see.
ALBERT LEIIMANN "Bo"
Vifork
Hall Patrol Z Terms
To travel around the world
To secfthe world is his aimg
In business he will find his fame..
GEORGIA LEIIMANN
Berkeley Secretarial School
Cheering Squad Major "I," "Pioneer"
Staff, Honor Roll, G.O. Rep., Green
and VVhite Party, Emergency Room
Ass't., Sec'y to Teachers, Type. Cert.
To be happy in everything I do
Two things may you always possess-
A cheery smile and happiness.
KENNETH LEIBMAN
Vacation
Honor Roll 3 Terms
To own a permanent seat at the Yankee
.Stadium
At play and in his job,
He'll always be above the mob.
CAROL LEMP 4
Secretarial school
Honor Roll, Mimeo Squad, Sec'y in
Secretarial Practice Office, Volleyball,
Rollerskating Clubs
To own a stableful of winning race
horses
VVC hope they all win!
BETTY LERCII "Lizzy"
Secretary
Library Ass't., Sec'y to Teachers, G.O.
Rep., Ass't. in Late Office
To own more furs that I. Fox
If your ambition ever comes true,
Call on us and give us a few.
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RALPH LETHI "Don"
College
"Pioneer," Honor Roll, Ass't Mgr.,
Soccer Team, Minor "I," Student
Court, Ass't Mgr. Progressive Party,
Amateur Radio Club, Program Comm.,
Major Service Pin, Adm. Ass't Office,
Stockroom
To travel and to be a philanthropist
He's sure to achieve a high position.
sornet A ramatic
H r ersonai is very ecstatic.
MA ION LOCKVVOOD
Secretarial work
Sec'y to Teachers, Library and G.O.
Reps., Ilonor Roll 4 Terms, Pitman
Award, Glce Club
To have the best time I can out of life
VVith hcr you may eompeteg
But you'll find hcr hard to beat.
IOSEPHINE LOIODICE
VVNEKV Radio Station
Glce Club, Gym Ass't, Scc'y to Teach-
ers, Library and Reorganization Squads,
Green and VVhite Party, Honor Roll
To get some fun out of life
A splendid girl hcr classmates say,
VV hat better tribute can we pay?
BARBA A LEVI E I, X
C ege 'I L1
1' .nd C .ce V "I Renymber
a," 'rditor 1il.,Sf'a'i' Staff,
S c" ol rs. V. X Jon. Student
CO:1rt7pZI'erk, ' inch Patrol
PLO CE LOMBARDI "Flo"
V570 nt eTle o eC1n ny
, . . c . nd Miss
Ray ' ' eer,
Green an rite Party, B ing Club
To be r r tive in the Telephone
pany
May you be a live wire. I
RQEJIJII L Y f'Ruthie"
B s eh l A -2,11 v
, s. ouna. Program Comm.,
RecT"Cross Club, Lunch Patrol, Swim-
ming Club f
To becomeflgrod sezgzdary , , ,-
Ruth is Ei swebtdnd grahful young lass,
A charming member of our classd' A,
LORRAINE LOVETT "Lorry"
Secretary
See'y to Teacher, Band, Roller Skating,
Dramatics, Spanish Clubs
Professional roller skater
May you travel steady and fast
On the wheels of fame.
IIAR CHE LUCAS
"Honcybunch"
r ro , ' 'Ionor Class, See'y to
eh S ' ming Club
succ siness career
3Nchooz'
0 a sw girl, a sweet thought-
May you ain the things you've sought.
VIRGINIA LUECKE "Ginny"
Work and go to business school
Libraty Stall, Sec'y to Mrs. Krieger,
Att. Oflicc Squad
Secretarial work and get married
A girl with a ready smile,
With accuracy she'll type and file.
ALAN LUGER "Ally"
College
Service Patrol, Library Representative
To retire when l'm twenty years old
lt you retire when you're twenty,
'l'here's fun you'll miss a good 'n'
plenty.
IOAN LUNT
Telephone Company
Sec'y to Teachers
Secretary
Aim high, work hard. and you ean't fail.
IOIIN LUQUICR "lack"
Attend Long Island Agriculture and
Technical Institute
Service Squad in Newtown, Intramural
Award
Retire at Z5
XVC like his ambition and his career.
IOSICPII LUTZHL ' 'Aloe'
University of Nebraska g
VVorked in English Book Room
To get out of New York
Lots of success to a "swell guy."
'l'herc arcn't many who can pass him
bv.
, .
, 1
ORGE LY "Lee"
o,gointo ..
Halghitrol
'l'o a dipl ' '
'l'o . hislxambitiong
XV6 'now that he'll create tradition.
X.
IOYCIC LYNCII
College
Assoc. and Ass't Editor of Ullickory
Log," "Star" Staff, Chorus, "The Red
Mill," Rcorg. Squad, Scc'y to Teacher,
Skating Club. Library Ass't, Eng. Off.
Ass't
Iournalist
Quick, charming, and very smart-
lfasily taken to cveryonc's heart.
DAVID MaeKAY 'tDave"
Pre-Med College
Math Club, Gen, Sci. Squad, Lunch
Patrol, Regents Squad, Arista, P,S.A.L.
Award
To be a doctor
'l'all and handsome, lots of fun,
Dave is liked by everyone.
DENNIS M C U A AN "Mac"
Syracuse,Urza t ' I
0 sit c e elle!!
l gi R l ff I
ravel expense!
, u travel far and wide,
good fortune at your side.
WALT W. MAGNUS "Magi"
University of Pennsylvania
Ilonor Roll
To become a D.D.S.
Iaekson's loss-Pennsylvania's gain.
PAUL MAIIEDY "Phillip"
Work
To see the world
To see the world take the express,
And may it lead to happiness.
DOUGLAS MALONEY u '
College
"Arsenic and Old Lace," 'll Rem cr
Mama," Iaekson Patrol, G.O. epree
sentative, Special Chorus
United States Air Force
lIc'll "wing" his way to fame. .
IOIIN I". MALONICY "lack"
Work
Get rich
lack can't go wrong, his aim is high,
For success and happiness, he'll reach
the sky.
LORl1lT'I'A MANDHL "Lorrett"
Secretarial work
Eng. Office Squad, Library Representa-
tive, See'y to Teachers, Newman Club,
llonor Roll, Bowling Club
To become an artist some day
Continue as you have begun,
And you will surely succeed.
Jo MARGOLIN
.ttlf
. ee'yV4to Mr., Grady, Bowling and
lQDancirig, lbs, "Hickory Log" Staff,
Ion 'f
A kflodel ,
fi' ,friendly and sweet-
ldft her is 1 treat
IACK MARSCIIIIAUSICR A'Musky"
Be a scholarly highway vagrant
To be the richest loafer in the world
lack is a very fine dresscrg
YVhen he meets a girl, he's sure to
impress her.
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KENNETII MARTIN "Kenny"
Vlfork
Hall Patrol, Lunch Patrol
Be a millionaire
Kenny will travel here and there
VV hen he beeomes a millionaire.
DOLORES MARTINGANO "Marty"
Secretary
Volleyball Club, Typing Organizations
To work for the underground
Marty is a lovely name,
VVe're sure that you will reach great
fame.
HERBERT MARX "Herb"
College
Boy Leader of Arista, Editor of Hllick-
ory Log," Lighting and Amplification
Squad, Physics Prep., Chemistry Prep.
Squads, Visual Aid Squad, General
Science Squad, Math Club, Green and
XVhite Party, "Star" Staff, Lunch
Patrol, llonor Roll, llonor Classes
"To live well, laugh often, and love
much"
llis scholastic achievements will help
fullhl his ambition.
Il'IANlC'l"l'l'i MA'l"l'lCS 'tlennien
Nurses Training
"Pioneer" Staff, llonor Classes, llonor
Roll, P.S.A.l., Award, Minor Service
Pin, Skating Club, Glee Club, Library
Ass't., Attendance Squad
To make my dreams come true
Twinkle in her eyes, mischief on her
lips:
Merry is hcr way as into each heart she
skips.
VICRONICA MA'l"l'lll'lVVS HRounic"
Pratt Institute
Skating Club, Z Minor "fs," Late Of-
hce Squad, Attendance Ofhce, Library
Ass't 2 terms, Library Representative.
Minor Service Pin
'1'o travel and see the world
She's sweet and full of pep,
Light of hair and light of step.
RTARLENE RLAQQIKA "LCC"
N llTSll1g,SCl1,00l'? irliiks I lostess
See'y oi 'Pi nee?" Business Staff, Vol-
leybally Skatllfig Clubsg Guagd, Emer-
ge icyf Rqom Ass't, See'y to Mr.
Ddvatscliolionor Roll, llonor Classes
Live, lpve anti be hubby
Ambitious and eHicicnt4
lsii't that sufficient?
HOVVARD MAZARIN t'limmy"
College
Tennis Team Z years., See'y to Mrs.
Boehm 2 years
Law or bunness
Full of pep, push and go,
'l'hat's why people like him so.
BARBARA MC CABE "Bobbie"
Work
To be a secretary
When a handsome employer says 'lTake
a letter,"
Tell me, Bobbie, what could be better?
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ROBERT MC CRANN
Wfork
Aquarium Club
To be a policeman
He brightens the glooniicst moments!
EDNVARD MC KEEVER
College
I. V. Basketball, Hall Guard, Sec'y to
Mrs. Horie, lntranmral Award
To be rich
If a rich fellow you want to be,
You'll probably live in luxury.
FRANCES MC KENNY "Fran"
Wfork as I1 doetor's assistant
See'y to Teachers, G.Of Rep., "Pioneer"
Staff, Swimming Ass't, Minor "I,"
Special Chorus, Library Rep., Swima
ming Club, Typing Certificate
To smile without squinting and be like
my mother
Always smiling, always gay:
VVe hope that you will stay that way.
ELAINE MC KEON
Business school
See'y to Miss Mouseu, Sec'y to Mrs.
Grossfeld, Newman Club
To enjoy life
She will be happy for many a year,
And every day shclll spread good cheer.
ROBERT MC MILLAN "Bob"
Wlest Point
Vice Pres. of G.O., Track Team 3
Terms, Cross Country Team, Green
and XVhite Party, Capt. llall Patrol,
Lunch Patrol, G.O. Rep., Capt. Gen.
Sci. Prep. Squad
To see the world with Ed Dowd
A regular fellow, his classmates say.
VVhat greater tribute can they pay?
MILDRED MC NALLY "Milly"
College
Volleyball, Roller Skating, and Basket-
ball Clubs, See'y to Teacher, Chairman
of Business Stall of the "Pioneer"
To be a teacher
To be a teacher, neat and efficient-
lsn't that sufficient?
JOHN MC NAMARA "Mac"
Vacajion '
Iackson Pa ol 3 Terrgs
To be rich .
Good luck to a swell guy:
VVe know that he'll always get by.
EILEEN MC PARTLAND l'Smiley"
Secretary
See'y to Teacher, G.O. Rep., Atten-
dance Monitor, Swimming and Glee
Clubs, Concert Singer, Lunch Patrol
To be the most sought after secretary
in the business world
Blue of eyes, red of hair-
Sweet personality and ladylike air.
ANNE MC SHERRY "Ducky"
College
Clubs, Minor Service Pin, Reorgan.
Squad, English Oflice Ass't, Arista,
Publicity for Varsity Show, Creative
Writing, Lunch Patrol, Honor Roll,
Honor Classes, Sr. Class Treasurer
Iournalist
Everything about Anne is "Ducky,"
If you know her, you're awfully lucky.
ANN MENDOZZA "Chickie"
cozzele
Honor R016 'Tcrrns, . . Rep., Sidi
to Teachers, Tennis o eybyllfbbs et-
ball, and tbzrll' ubs fl
Tbfen' eaphlfaay fuzzy. 'J
Our hickie wa ts to go to college,
Thereihe' ' se her store of knowl-
edge. K
MARIORI EL EN MENNCHE
"Midge"
Business school
Sce'y to Teachers, Volleyball, Basket-
ball, and Glee Clubs, Special Chorus,
Lunch Patrol
IIcrc's to a girl who's good as gold,
We wish her the best that life can hold.
IOAN MERRIAM "Mickey"
Stenographer
"Pioneer" Staff, Library Ass't, Sec'y to
Mrs. Haber, Honor Roll, Library Rep.
Court stenographer
Always jolly, always kind,
Shc's the girl we like to hnd.
IACQUELINE MESSET1' "jackie"
College
Library Ass't, Attendance Squad, Sec'y
to Teachers. "Pioneer" Staff, P.S.A.L.
Award
To always keep smiling
If you're always smiling,
The key to success
You'll surely possess.
DOROTHY MESSINA "Dotty"
Queens College
Assoc. Editor 'lHiekory Log," Sec'y of
Arista, Major Pin, Minor Pin, Sec'y to
Teachers, Program Comm., Basketball,
Volleyball Clubs, Green and White
Party, Glec Club, Honor Classes
Teaching
Dotty with her patience tried and true,
Will have a job of teaching our poster-
ity what to do.
ANNA MEYER "Anne"
Queens College -
"Pioneer" Staff, ,Minor Service Pin,
Sec'y to Teachers, Honor Roll 7 Terms,
Library Ass't, Volleyball and Basket-
ball Clubs
Teacher
When you reach the height of success,
Come back to teach at A.I.H.S.
IOHN MEYER "johnny"
College
Mimeo Squad, G.O. Rep., Math Tutor
See the world
Iohnny's much nicer than we can tell,
After you meet him, you'll say he's
swell.
ANNA MIES "Ann"
'To go to the coast
Volleyball, Bowling, Swimming, Soft-
ball, and Basketball Clubs, Library Ass't
To be a stenographer, typilst and book-
keeper
Anna wants to travel around,
And then to a sccretary's desk settle
down.
ROBERT E. MORLANG "Bob"
Office worker
Ilall Guard Z Terms, Gym See'y
To graduate
Four years in a coma--
llc winds up with a diploma!
IIENRY MORRIS "Hank"
See the world
Track Team Major "I," G.O. Rep.,
Iaekson Patrol, Honor Roll, Ilistory
Ilonor
Sports announcer
To be a sports announcer is your aimg
Wc're sure you'll score your way to
fame.
IIELENE MULLER
Katherine Gibbs Business School
Scc'y to Teacher, Library Ass't, junior
Orchestra
To go to Hawaii
To Helene, our "Miss Nibbsf'
Who wishes to attend Katherine Gibbs.
NORMA MARIE MULLER
Secretary "Pansey"
German Ilonor Class, Ilonor Roll 8
Terms, Ir. Orchestra, Scc'y to Teachers,
G.O. Rep., Y.O.U. Club, Math Tutor,
Lieut. Lunch Patrol, Ass't Pocket Book
Room
Neat and efl-icient Norma will bc,
After graduation, as a secretary.
MARILYN MURPHY
To sing
Att. Squad, Clerical Ass't, Opcretta,
Special Chorus, Library Ass't
Marilyn made our Hall of Fame,
In life we hope she'll do the same.
MARILYN KAY MURPHY "Murph"
Secretarial work
Scc'y to Teachers, Minor "I," Athletic
Clubs, Steno. Certificate, Honor Roll
To be an aviatrix
When "Murph" has her plane to fly,
You'll see her scooting through the sky.
VVILLIAM MURPHY
Good luck to you, Bill, in whatever
career you choose!
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IOAN MURRAY "Ioanic"
Wfork
Volleyball Club, Typing Certificate,
See'y to Teachers, Ilonor Roll, Library
Representative
To be a carbon copy of the best orig-
inal, my mother
Your ambition is one we admire,
To no better aim could one aspire.
VVILLIANI NALEPA "The Iliekn
SlIe.f1'fH1n 1 K ,V-6, .X
Library intro? Qvui'
Ta oina farm 'iid Wnstg ' I
Brigit Qpilht' 'ery, never. fl
'I'hete's no favor he won't XI N
ROSALIND NASII f "Roni"
Merchandising school
Sr. Class 'l'reas., Ass't Mgr. Progressive
Party, G.O. Rep., Sce'y to Teachers,
"Arsenic and Old Lace," UI Remember
Mama," Honor Roll, English Oflice
Squad, History Ofliee Squad, Program
Comm., Radio VVorkshop
To be as great at acting as Dr. Man-
heim
Good looks, brains, and personality.
CA'l'lIl'lRINE NAYLOR HAnu"
Wfork in the I.B.M., later College
Sec'y to Teachers, Varsity, Leader's,
Badminton, Basketball, Dance, Soft-
ball, Volleyball, Tennis Clubs, Athletic
Awards, Lunch Patrol
To travel around the U. S.
Here's a girl we all think great,
A sport, a friend at any rate.
IUDITH ELLEN NELSON "Indy"
Cornell University
Arista, Co-Editor of '4Star," "Beggar
On Horseback," Honor Roll, Ilist.,
Eco., Eng. Honor Classes, Late Ofhce
Squad, Special Chorus, Mrs. Brogan's
Squad, Rep. to Student Forums, Ir.
Dramatics Club, Math Office Scc'y
Anthropology
A nice girl with winning ways,
She'll get ahead in fu u ' days.
w REN 669'
Uri '
H ol
M e 1 ney MN
' i , ll1lC, moe-
In eh direction shall he go?
IOSEPH NEUMAIR "loc"
Continue education in Hofstra
Hall Patrol
Business administration
May your work and busy days,
Meet with universal praise.
BERNARD NEYLON "Bernie"
College
P.S.A.L. and Intramural Awards, Hall
Patrol, Locker Girard
To retire at 25
As a student hc's really swellg
We know that he will ring the bell.
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Arssnie and Old VIFJIT m
Mama, ' Sec y to eaehers i
To go around the world ,.
Bright, cheery, never blue,
There's no favor she wouldn't do.
ALDONA OCIKAS 'fDee"
Business college
Reorgan. Squad, G.O. Rep., Swimming
Ass't., Swimming and Y.O.U. Clubs,
Special Chorus, See'y to Dietitian
To be happy and content with my
beachcomber
She must have taken geometry,
She knows all the angles!
IANE O'CONNOR
Work
Mgr. Green and VVhite Party, Capt.
Girls' Swimming Ass'ts, English Office
Squad, See'y to Teachers, Leaders, Soft-
ball, Basketball, Volleyball
To be a better swimmer than Mrs.
Vogel
Always full of "pep" and fun.
CATHERINE OELKERS "Kay"
Work
See'y to Miss Tallarico, Volleyball and
Leaders Clubs, Typing Certificate
To have a happy and successful life
Always kind to everyone,
Always ready for some fun.
LOUIS OELSCIILAGER "Lou"
Policeman
Mgr. Soccer Team, Lunch Patrol, In-
tramural Basketball, Biology and Ad-
ministrative Ass't Squads
To be a cop
Success is sure to come,
For one so full of fun.
ELAINE OETZMAN "E"
Secretarial school
Honor Roll, Math Ilonor Class, Ir.
Dramatic Club, Skating Club, Swim-
ming Club, Work in Bookroom, Scc'y
to Mrs. Ioscelync, Attendance Office
To marry a millionaire
Not too quiet, not a frivolous gal,
lust one you'd like to call your pal.
KATHLEEN OI ILIC 'fICay"
Business career
Minor Service Pin, Sc" o r' iers,
"Pioneer" Bus. Sta . , '
P y, Bo l' --I P . ball,
Ba ' , Da tbal an
ers Clubs I
Professional bowler
Her personality will help her . tain her B
goal.
IOHN OHLMANN "Iohnny"
Work
Visual Aid Squad 4 Terms, Hall Guard,
G.O. Representative
To become a millionaire
Every girl he gives the eyeg
But he'll find his true love by and by.
EDVVARD OIILSON "Swede"
Wfork for my yirst million
Capt. of Stage Crew, Hall Patrol, C.O.
Rep., Green and White Party, 2 Art
Awards, Minor Service Pin, P.S.A.L.
Award
Replace lohn L. Lewis
Lively, friendly, jolly and gay,
He's the best in every way.
MICIIAICL RICIIARD OKUN
"Miekey"
College and work
Special Chorus, Dean's Squad, Capt.
llall Squad. Iaeksou Patrol, Lunch
Patrol. Locker Squad. See'y to Teacher
To be a success
His friendly traits are known by allg
From the ladder of success he'll never
fall.
FRANK O'LEAR
College
llall and Lunch Patrols, Honor Roll 5
Terms, Swimming Team, Cv.O. and
Library Rep.
To see the world
North, South, East or NVest,
Frank will travel and be the best,
IOSICPH OLIYA 'AMuzz"
College
Basketball Team 2 years
To become a health education teacher
You want to be a health ed. teacher,
Your success we'll recognize when we
HlllCCtCll2l.H
DONALD O'MIiLIA 'tDon"
'I 'o work
A baseball career
XVc're rooting for a great sport and a
great guy.
DONALD OPI IALS "Don"
College
See'y to Teacher, Hall Guard, Creeti
and XVhite Party. Ilonor Roll
Make a million
Xh7 l1lkC it a billion?
qt 1 OR .I o
in ,llladiuil n and Volleyball Clubs,
I r R . ist. Honor Class, Bowl-
Sec'y to ' 'hcrsg Shorthand and Typ-
ing Certi eatcs
Secretary
To know her is to like her.
IO.-KN O'l"l'liRS'l'EDT "Ioannie"
Northwegian Lutheran Hospital Nurses
Training School
Ilonor Roll, Ilonor Classes
To be a big success
XVe wish you all success in this Hue
ambition.
Rx
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K . " J.
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DOROTHY PAETOVV "Dottie"
Browne's Business School
Arista, Minor Service Pin, "Pioneer"
Business Staff, Sec'y to Teachers, Minor
"I" Volleyball, Ilonor Roll, Lient.
Lunch Patrol, Program Comm.
To see the world
Dorothy P. wants to roamg
VVhen you're away, think of home.
DONALD PARKER
Best wishes for the future!
BETTY PARKINSON "Balls"
Wfork
Varsity Pres., Leaders, Softball, Volley-
ball, Basketball, Dancing Clubs, See'y
to Mrs. Hilbert, Special Chorus, Miss
Morlcy's Squad
Co Wlest on horseback
Co VVest on horseback, my dear,
I hope you don't get a wrong "steer,"
PATRICIA PARMER "Pat"
Busi aree '
See . rdoi , 1 r nu r-
titie ' ' min ler " '1
Clu unch Pa rol
Tr el around the worl 'Z'
Small and petite-
She's all reet.
ALICE PERKINS
Secretary
See'y to Teachers, Library Rep., New-
man Club, Lunch Patrol, Swimming
Club, Creative VVriting Class, Volley-
ball Club, Public Speaking Class
A quiet girl that everyone knows,
She'll leave good impressions wherever
she goes.
RACHAICL PICRRY "Rae"
Wfork and then marriage
ling. Ilonor Classes. Library Ass't and
Rep., Sec'y to Teachers and to Grade
Advisor
To have as much happiness as anyone
can
As soon as Rachel Finds her man,
She'll have as much happiness as any-
OIIC CZIII.
MARIIC Pl'I'l'l'IRlNlAN "Dimples"
Browne's Business School
Ilonor Roll l Term
Professional dancer
Vile hope you do what you want to do,
And don't forget we're rootin' for you.
THOMAS PIi'l'TlCRSI'IN "Pete"
College
Track and Cross Country Teams
-Queens Championships Mile and
Freshman Relay, Major and Minor Let-
ters Traek, Band, Ilistory Ilonor Class,
Ilonor Roll
Tall and blond, a terrific guyg
He's got all he needs to always get by.
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IOSEPIHNE'PETRUZZE.LLO UIQ"
Atterld dressmaking ,school
NQwman,"Bowling, Volleyball, Swim-
rrling, Bbdmintdn 'Clubs, English and
Science IIoporqClasses, Honor Roll
To get marviedl '
She's swdet and gay in every way,
Whether at work, or whether at play.
ROBERT PFISTER "Pfis"
Coll ' I JS, F
acks n Pgpplt' ' tar" lStaiI, Trinity
Chula nalism, Sta1npN'ClubL"
Biology teacher 7
A biology tea er o high degree-
'I'hat's what l ' surely be.
IOIIN PIIELAN "lack"
Vifork
To become President
VVe'll all vote for you!
VIRGINIA PICARELLI "Ginny"
Private secretary
Volleyball, Basketball Clubs, G.O.
Rep., Library Rep., Varsity Show,
English Ilonor, Dramatic Classes, Vol-
leyball and Shorthand Certificates
To understand God's will and to see it
flourish with the growth of my
children
A friendly smile and personality.
MARIE PICCOLI
W'ork as a secretary
Attendance Office Squad, See'y to
Teachers, G.O. Rep., Eng. Ilonor
Classes, Ilonor Roll
To get married and have a happy home
Gay and cheerful as the sun-
Sweet and polite to everyone.
ANDREVV PINTO "Andy"
Art school fPrattl
Art Editor of "Star," Sec'y to Teacher,
Ilonor Roll 6 Terms
Art teaching
In climbing the ladder of success,
"Andy" will do it with finesse.
GERALD PITTLE "jerry"
Adelphi College
Photographer
We hope you'll click throughout your
life.
ANTOINETTE POLLINA
Lunch Patrol 2 Terms, Attendance
See'y, French Club
IIere's wishing success
To one who deserves the best.
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WALTER PORTER
Always quiet, always steady,
He's ambitious and ever ready.
MONTE POSNER , "Monte"
Colle ,f
Calf? Iallwgyards, 'Math Clulwgmh
rcnt'Events lub
To become a lawyer
Friendly and sincere, gt'
To success hc'll persevere.
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A E PQTTHO F., A 'flNyeledy"
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- Steno apher' C'-",
e y to iss uffy, "Pioneer" Staff,
Bowding Clu!3,Tyjng.Ql:rtiticate
To teach dancm
Anne Patthoff4 a danccwa hurry
I .
Maybe shell become QQCHAKQIP
Murray.
CAROL PR
Secretary
K - no , oller Skating and
M l s, ibra Ass't and Rep.,
cc' to h r tman Certificate
T travel
A secretary she will bc,
And a success undoubtedly.
ANN PRETE
Ilonor Roll 5 Terms
To travel around the world
IIcre's health and wealth and happi-
ness,
And a one-way ticket to success.
CAROL PRICE
Arista, Major Service Pin, Orchestra,
Operetta and Concert Comm., Math,
Fashion Illustration, Knit-Kuotters
Clubs, Library Rep., Lunch Patrol
To become a member of Iaekson's fac-
ulty
A worthy ambition
Is worth recognition.
U IAN T. PRITCIIARD 'iluleu
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I v 1 on't "cut p" n1
MURIICL PRUlNllNlELL ' glut"
Secretary
Scc'y to Miss Stanton
Live, love and be happy
More ambitions like yours would lead
to fewer wars.
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MARIORIE ELIZABETH RAMSEY
Attend college
G.O. Rep., Mrs. McClintock's Squad,
Green annd VVhite Party, Library Ass't,
Special Chorus. Glee Club, Concerts,
Athletic Clubs, Scc'y to Teachers
Happiness, Husband, Heaven
A good, natural girl with a beautiful
voice,
NVhcrcver she goes, she's the pcople's
choice.
FRANCIS RAZZA ' "Frank"
Frank is the amusing orator of all our
classes:
VVith him around, a glad day always
passes.
ANN REICIIERT "Torchy"
XVork in an office
'4Star" Typist, Sec'y to Mr. Poriemon,
Library Ass't, Volleyball Club, Library
Rep., Novice Award, P.S.A.L. Award
To grow another head
XVhy do that? VVe like the one you
have!
ROBERT 'REINHOLD , "Bob"
College i r I U Q
mr Qrehcstr 3' Terms, Concert,
.V Dance Band, Band 4 Terms,
Iackson Patrol -
journalism
A journalist you will be-
A famous one, wc know we'll sec.
IEAN RENNEMAN
Roller Derby skater
Special Chorus, Clee Club, "Red
Mill," Concerts, Scc'y to Miss Loh-
man, Volleyball Club, Lunch Patrol
To get married
IIere's to smooth skating thru life!
HENRY RICHMOND t'Ilank"
College
Progressive Party, "Pioneer" Staff,
Track Team. Chem. Sq., Art Sq., Stu-
dent Court Candidate, Cen'l Science
Sq.. Sec'y to Teachers
To be happy at what I'm doing.
A mighty Hue ambition
Under eu v condition. V
PATRIC RIGNW'iKy "ag"
Nurs I
Mr. ass x '
own 51 r n rizdua ' -
As a frie j tranchcgtdg
Rig wil be the finestcglf '
ONA RITCHIE "Rich"
w
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t ithlu hr' always rank!
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ra' cai , 'fStar ,StaE, P.S.A.L.
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KATHLEEN RITCHIE "Cappy"
Undecided
See'y to Teachers, Iackson Rep. for
Macy's, Basketball Club, Library Staff,
Honor Roll
To enjoy life
A terrific gal, pleasant and sweet-
That's a combination hard to beat.
STANTON ROBERTS "Stan"
Alfred University
"Pioneer" Staff, Crafts Club, Shop
Ass't, Print Shop, Green and NVhite
Party, Honor Roll
Silver-smith-teacher
A regular fellow, his classmates say.
What more tribute can they pay?
IOHN ROCHE "Iohnny"
College
Iaekson Patrol, Lunch patrol, C.O.
Rep., Math Honor Class
Sports Iournalist or Public Accountant
Iohn has ambitions double,
Finding happiness and success will give
him little trouble.
PAULINE RODRIQUEZ "Polly"
Attend Kaupert Secretarial Institute
Arista, Minor Service Pin, Pres. of
Newman Club, Honor Roll, Eng.,
Math, and Eco. llonor Classes, Secre-
tary to Teachers
Secretary to engineer
Ilcre's to one of Iackson's Hnest!
She has endeared herself to us all.
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IOSEPH ROGERS Lf" "Joe"
work 46,1 'js rl
Policeman '
Energetic, honest, wise and' ie-
VVe'll certainly welcome protection
from you.
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E1?g,EN W
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man cftihcatofx ,- " . 7'
A privzz jecrdtary shew , '
And 9 uccess undoub dly.
LO RAI ROSENS "Lorry"
T a n rs
I n oll y n o
T e af an r X
Short and petite
And, oh, so sweet! X '
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FRANCES ROSSI X
Take a long vacation
Typing Certificate
To enjoy life as it comes
Naturally nice and nicely natural.
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IOHN ROUGVIE "Scotty"
College
Soccer Team
Accountant
With a good nature, and a ready wit,
You will always make a hit.
LINDSEY D. RUCK "Lin."
To take up a trade under the G.I. Bill
of Rights
Hall Patrol
To make my first million and retire
You'll surely come into a wealth of
happiness and success.
CAROLINE RYAN
Secretary
Ilonor Roll, English Ilonor, Creative
VVriting and Dramatic Classes, Sce'y to
Mr. VVellington
To become a wealthy widow
Ilers is a strange ambition.
For other things she should be wishin'!
NICIIOLAS SAKELL "Nick"
Queens College
History 'Teacher
VVhen as a teacher you swing into
action
VVe'll all say, "Come back to Iacksonf'
IOYCE -sALoMoN,c
College' I' x
Q, to teachers unch Patrol, Lib ry
.. . . A ., , R
2' sst C O R sith Civics onor
Class ,Mr 'E
To nzarntfd vaknlderfulgny A
Ifltall tflffe girls ere as sweqif as she,
Ialckson would a heaven be.
TIIERESA SALVO "Tessie"
To work in an office
Ilonor Roll, Sec'y to Teacher, Typing
Certificate
Secretary
Any ofhee will welcome her,
ICILEEN SANTRY , "Ei"
T beasce ulsecrthr-y' ' -1 I
h7?JllCi'lllTIl lub, Pleiareic-:11t'ijui.11IC,xA'I'yb
mg Ctrt1 ec'y to Stlfaehers -
To be,ju ike my Pl-:oth ,
1 l,.fEi"fis-a girl soigrand, I -
l Shc'll.give her friends a helping hand.
I., , .
MYRNA SAVVYER
College
Sec'y to Teachers, Regents Squad,
Lunch Patrol, Volleyball, Math,
Y.O.U. Club, Varsity Show
To be a nurse
Shc'll spend her time dressed in white,
Making aches and pains all right.
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NANCY SCALICE "Nan"
Secretary
Honor Roll, Sec'y to Miss Stanton,
Library Squad, Sec'y to Mr. Carr
To be as sweet as my mother and as
wise as my father
This ambition is hard to fulhll,
But Nancy's the girl to fill the bill.
DORIS SCHAEBLE "Da"
Secretary
Assoc. Editor of "Pioneer," Minor Pin,
Green and VVhite Party, Att. Squad,
Lunch Patrol, Skating Club, Honor
Roll, G.O. Rep., Typing Certificate,
Pitman Certihcate, Sec'y to Teachers
To be as great to my children as my
parents are to me!
Like a candy bar, nutty and sweet,
She's as nice a girl as you can meet.
EVELYN SCHAETZLE "Lynn"
Private secretary
Skating and Glee Clubs, Special
Chorus, Concerts, Ir. Orchestra, Sec'y
to Teachers, Honor Roll
To always be happy
A lively girl so full of pep
We End it hard to keep in step.
GRAHAM R. SCHATZ
College
Secretary to a teacher
Physicist or chemist
Graham wants to go to college,
There he'll build up a storehouse of
knowledge.
LILLIAN SCHEMBRI "Lilli"
College
Secretary to teachers
To teach Spanish in Andrew Iackson
May your "course" be clear, day after
day, year after year.
RITA SCHERER
College
Honor Roll, Library Ass't, Library Rep.,
Radio Workshop, Dramatic Classes,
Sec'y to Mrs. Brown, Progressive Party
To get married and live happily ever
after
VVhen you End your handsome male,
Life will end like a fairy tale.
MATTHEVV SCIILOTT "Matty"
Salesman 1
Library Squad, Print Shop, Ilall Patrol
To be rich in friends and bank account
A willing heart, a helping hand
Always ready on demand.
MARIORIE AJSCHMIDT "Margie"
Queens College
Assoc. Editor 'tlliekory Log," Stage
Crew, Captain Lunch Patrol, Program
Comm., Sec'y to Teachers, Arista,
Honor Roll, Honor Classes, Swimming
Club
Math teacher
Mariorie's a gal with wit and brainsg
When she's around, happiness reigns.
DORIS SCHMITT
College
Roller Skating Club, Honor Roll, Iour-
nalism Classes, Bowling Club
To make a good secretary
Quiet and efficient-
Isn't that sufficient?
IEANETTE SCHOEFFEL "Ieanie"
Photographer
Scc'y to Teachers, Honor Class, Honor
Roll, Locker Girard
Own a beautiful home
Lovely to look at, delightful to know.
IIULDA SCIIOTTE
Private Secretary
Orchestra, Concerts, Varsity Show,
Sec'y to Teacher, Ilonor Roll, Lunch
Patrol, Softball, Swimming Clubs,
Knit Knotters, Pitman Certificate
To always be happy
May you have health, riches toog
May you succeed in all you do.
CONSTANCE SCHROEDER
Queens College "Connie"
Arista, Ilonor Roll, Minor Service Pin,
Minor "Arsenic and Old Lace," Star
Staff, Ilonor Classes, Dramatics, Iour-
nalism, Sec'y to Teachers
Doctor
IIerc's a girl with a great ambition,
And a matching disposition.
ALBERT V. S IIU TZE
Co e. ,
gre at ,l y S Teacher
oney
B 'liafri at ambi n!
lt just won't work!
ROBERT SCIIVVAN "Bob"
Go to a trade school
Art and Crafts Club, Ass't to Mrs.
Boehm, Mrs. Poctz, Mrs. Adams,
Lunch Patrol
Marry u millionaire's daughter
Your ambition is very high,
You'll succeed if you'll only try.
SICMUND SCIIX AR 'tSig"
Business hool or or
French utor, Sci. Lab., Lunch
Patrol, 1 g orp Ass't, Hall
Patrol l
Civil erviee or bu s eld
A brilliant stud ' ell friend,
Sig will meet t rai ow at his
iourney's end.
ROBERT SCIIXVARZ 'tBob"
Columbia University
Chem. and Gen, Sci. Prep., Radio
Club, Amplification and Lighting
Squad, Track Team
Physicist
Bob is one who will succeed,
We wish him luck, oh yes indeed!
ELEANOR SCHWENGER "El"
College
Honor Classes, Honor Roll, Assoc.
Editor, "Pioneer," Sec'y to Teachers,
Lunch Patrol, Arista, Major and Minor
Service Pins, Library Staff, Clubs
To always be happy and satisfied with
what I have
This gal is full of personality,
Laughter, vim, vitality.
SALVATORE SCIASCIA "Chuck"
N.Y.U. College of Engineering
General Science Squad, Ilonor Roll
Aviation engineering
Ilave no fear,
He'll be a good engineer.
BARBARA SCOTT "Bobbie"
Business School
Honor Roll, Sec'y to Mrs. Heekman,
Y.O.U, Club, Lunch Patrol, Typing
Certificate
To marry a man with money and live
in style for the rest of my life
She'll type and record her way
To fame and fortune some day.
ROBERT SEEMAN 'tBob"
College
"Beggar on Horseback," "Arsenic and
Old Lace," "I Remember Mama," Co-
Editor on A'Star" Staff, Borough Dis-
cussion Club, Honor Roll, Minor Serv-
ice Pin
A profession
Bob's personality is keen and full of
expression,
An asset to any profession.
WILTLXIAM Q SEIE1' "Bruce"
In hclsbq ,andxlffnnreg '
Outsidc54wclI, we'rc- not 'sojsurelh
DOLORES SEIDENSPINNER
Flower Fifth Avenue Hospital
Special Chorus, Clee Club, "Red
Mill," Lunch Patrol, Sec'y to Teachers,
Library Rep.
To be a nurse or marry a doctor
Shc'll spend her time all dressed in
white,
Making pains and aches all right.
DONALD ULINC A'ZuZu"
lle
o , las aptain, Iall Pa-
trol, Intra l Basketball, Swimming
Awards, P. ,Award
To make n ykdnd own a farm
All through life just do the best,
That way you'll reach happiness.
LAW .NCE SHARKEY
Work . ,
Make a illfpn Buell' X'
Witty gay, l .
Hell reach e without claw
Hi ' ' 'll .
s conse1e EzJrlElw1va Cpqyl
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RICHARD SHAW "Biek" or
College t'Profcssor
Arista, "Star" Staff, Math Team, Math
Club, Math Tutor, V. A. Squad Cap't,
Chem. Prep., Minor Pin, Miss Long's
Ass't
An engineer of one sort or another
IIe'll not give the world a crooked steer,
Not Richard Shaw, our po itial rigi-
ncer.
IOHN SIIE N
College
Track Tear , isu Aid e 'or
Rep.
Quiet, ainhitious, hy-
An all round goo guy.
NVILLIAM SIIE TON QIBHY'
Italian Merchant Marine Aeade y
Varsity Shows, "Arsenic and Old
Lace," "I Remember Mama," Captain
Ilall Patrol, Book Room Ass't, Radio
Broadcast 1949
Become Duke of Vlfindsor
To he'a duke his yen,
WVe'll be proud to say, 'AVVC knew him
when!"
VVALLACE SIIIO 'I' "Wally"
,. ew4.uZ.a. .
L r-in-chief I kory Log, Arsenic
a a2?L"BrgJQf,'ftinity"Club,
' -7 e Ffench Clu Honor
C sses, P537 Cl rbis Q
Ministry
May God's blessing fo you on the
road to your chosen'profession.
ROBERT SIIULMAN "Bob"
College
Ilonor Roll, Track, Tennis and Cross
Country Teams, Visual Aid and Mr.
Stevenson's Office Squads, Sec'y to
Teacher
Bob will acquire a lot of knowledge
During his career at college.
WILMA SIIUMVVAY "VVillie"
To go to Cornell
"Arsenic and Old Laee.,, "I Remember
Mama," 'tRed Mill," Secretary to Miss
Morley, Basketball, Swimming Clubs,
Library Ass't, Special Chorus, Lunch
Patrol
To do something on time
"Willie" is a nickname neat,
For a girl who can't he beat.
ALEX SKIJARSKY "Al"
Work in,,printingkshop ,
,Sedy to ffeaelgvr, Minieograph Squad,
Asxt to 'ML Ilarwbod at Basketball
gal es and Swimming Meets, II. Ed.
See'y I
To make Roekefellei jealous
Alex, who is our mmieograph man,
Is responsible for our midterm e
IIELENE SLEEPER '
School ,
Bowling, Tennis, min
ball, Roller ig C11 , See' o
Teachers ry Sq? ff,
Library ep., Ilo o , Ho
Classes
Helen is the quiet one,
In spite of this, she's lots of fun.
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on - y 7
WS L i'- I X! "Smallie"
eri e ibbsj Q1
:'y "Teac s, em ervof Green
l hw P 'tyN. A
own gi eligible ach or's home
with arb and rge
, goody-that's just what we need!
lish Book Room Ilall Patrol G O.
Q., History Award, Newman Club,
ncert Comm., Special Chorus, Li-
I ,
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ICENE SMITII "Bud"
3 ' 7 Y '
y Ass t
iticzan
you wmt to be 1 politician
ter live up to "Smith" traditionl
TI I-EVELYN SODERSTROM
"Evie"
Orehestri Clee Club Instrumental
ss Library Asst Library Rep.,
.ater Class, Swimming Ass't
ation Army officer
se in need
1 will heed.
0 to England and Sweden
v
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TIIUR SPEQKMAN O95
' e Sf'
bR ., English C ass, Cr
fWhite ' , rt Statt, "Ars '
1 Ol e, . ' me ber'
, Ilo ll, Lib.ry '
be
Ike e ler's rival in wealt 1 e cannot
see,
A ' 1 " "
7
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a rival in wit and wlnm vou may
very well be
NCES IUNE STADLER Fran
ist and secretary
'y to Teachers, Typing Certificate,
rich 1nan's darling!
l and quiet, sweet and serene,
girl so nice is seldom seen.
NE STARKIE
noratory Technician School
'y to Teacher, Library Rep., Craft
,b, C.P. Filing Contest
travel
travel is Anne's ambition,
: know she wont be only wishin'.
RRAINE STEDMAN "StCdy"
V VY
' Chorus, Clee Club, Operetta,
rc Cd COllCCItS, G.O. Off
nor
lies ist n
A IMANN ,Stcgie -
ego eaeher College
P i1 in Squid
K ' , . er
corn I 4 ch r I
ery I 5 f ,
a cher he'l, ei . '
A I
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' 'A arp' ' sl "s not "flat",
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ARTHUR R. STEIER "Artie"
VVork
Craft Club, Shop Ass't
Radio and ,television
To become a cosmopolitan gentleman
You're in a new and growing carecrg
Success will be with you in every year.
NORMAN B. STEIN
University of Rochester
Lighting and Amplification and Math
Oflice Squad, Phys. and Chem. Prep.,
Math Club, Progressive Party, Honor
Classes
Pianist and composer
Rings on his lingers,
Bells on his toes,
He'll make music wherever he goes.
MARLENE STOCKER "Lee"
Art School
Arista, Honor Roll, " ary rt St
"Pioneer" Art S shion Club.
Minor Service Honor Classes, Art
Ofliee ra tage Crew, A hletic
Clubs,f'L' y Ass't, Lunch Patr
To be like 'Elsie, the Borden "-fb
contented
Lovable, laughable, full of fun
One in a million, she's bright as the
sun.
DON STONEBRIDGE "Don"
Work
Varsity Shows, Hall Patrol, Special
VVhether at play or at his job,
Don will always rise above the mob.
RICHARD STRAIILMAN "Dick"
Queens College
Arista, Ilonor Roll, 7 terms, Minor
Service Pin, T rack Team, Chemistry
Squad, Lunch Patrol, Math and His-
tory Honor Classes, Art Squad
To be healthy, happy and prosperous
Agreeable and full of fun,
He's well liked by everyone.
UTII TAY X -,"Shelly"
lleg E
' , i , GGY
to Teacher, or Roll
Wit her nice dis' osi n,
S ' ' o ' i n
5.
RICHARD STRUVE 'Rich"
Real estate broker
Ass't to Teachers, Stamp Club
To play the organ in Radio City Music
Hall .
As a broker he will be the best,
And he will go above the rcst.
IRWIN SUCHOFF f'Sam"
N .Y.U. Uptown University QPre-Dental
Coilfsej
Arista, Service Pin, N. Y, Youth
Forum, Guide-Atomic, Energy Ex-
position, Mgr. Progressive Party, Light-
ing and Amplification, Chemistry and
Physics Prep., General Science Prep.
Squads, Nuclear Physics Club, Math.
To see the world 1
Pull hard and you'll extract success.
f .
MADELINE ULKLIVAIHX 'isuily'
Nurse L '
Lun h atrol Art
, Seefy tu caehers, GO.
c ., w man Club, "Pioneer" Staff
To be shortwinded when the fellows
run after me
Like death and taxes that stop never,
Madeline's antics go on forever.
MARIE SULLIVAN "Re"
Designer
Special Chorus, "Red Mill," Glce
Club, Bowling Club, Late Ofliec Ass't,
Concerts, Sec'y to Teacher
To trap enough minks to make a coat
Agreeable and full of fun,
Marie is liked b everyone.
N SU
f' egJCh., Opefcblm, 'Red
ce I " ' I
P
eaders C bs
IEA I M
0 D
" eh Li r r ss't, Volley-
7 1 7
onor A
To get married
To work as a bo keeper is your am-
bition, f j
We know you'll 'keep your figures in
accurate position.
GENEVIEVE L. TALBOT "Ieanne"
Secretary
Sec'y to Teachers, English Honor
Classes, Honor Roll, Pitman shorthand
Certificate, Homework Monitor
Health, happiness, husband and heaven
She stands out in all our classes
Can it be her red rimmed glasses?
IUNE TAUBY
Secretary
Basketball and Glce Clubs, Special
Chorus, Sec'y to Teachers, C.O. and
Library Reps.
To own six Cadillacs
Now, don't you get caught speeding!!!E!
BARBARA STRICKLAND "Bobbie"
Work
Honor Roll 7 terms, Sec'y to Teach-
ers, Pitman Certificate, Instrumental,
Bowling, Volleyball Clubs, Regents Re-
cording Comm., History Honor Class
Secretary
Smiling, happy, laughing and gay
Let's all keep Bobbie just that way.
RICHARD TEC 'LMAN
Te ne o. mployeg ind college
f
L c r al! ro
. , ocker
C-uar ' ad
Elect er
To ow i is to like him.
HARVE TEICHER'I"X "Rocky"
czz' , ' , V-f
0 e a.E?rZLr5iog Rep,Hoac4.1sll,
Zt ,' K
milf ,f ,pf -
Idano s a ange Hlllllll-l0l1.f
But ' A ld wkfons jtion! lr,
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PATRICI THOMAS 'tPat"
To go to e5s. hool
Sec'y t erg man, Bowling,
V zzpl, Bad nt , ftball Clubs,
Lu Patrolv J I3
o marry a millionaiie
Fame and fortune on er doorstep wait.
I
C. GORDON THOMPSON
Army Air Force
Iackson Patrol, Crafts Club
May he End a successful course
Flying with the Army Air Force.
IOIIN THOMPSON 'tIack"
Vlfork b 5 , u A I
Agigdeanls 'ofEee, jackson Patrol
T f 'a success ,
If you stay just thh waykyoq are,
Your success wilktake you far.
LORRAINIE THOMPSON
To be a secretary
Ilonor Roll
They're "cheaper by the dozen"
Lorraine is always merry,
She is sure to make a good secretary.
XNILLIAM TI PSONLVQB "Bill"
Work'
u ' 's ory Honor Classes
X5 eci2ie .
ue 4 e realt 5idhp
ess . n "
A '-75' , u succeed in whatever you
d .
MARTIN TRAUBE "Marty"
L. I. Institute of Agriculture and Tech.
S. S. Squad, 7 terms, Hall Patrol, l
term
See the world
That means "join the navy"!
LUCILLE TROTTA "Shorty"
Secretary
Sec'y to Teachers, Volleyball, Basket-
ball and Leaders Clubs, Minor "I,"
Honor Roll
To be a success
A real gofgetter with a good aim in life.
CAMILLA UNDERHILL "Cindy"
Veterinarian Assistant
Instrument Class, Iunior Orchestra
To make my mother happy and proud
of me
May your ship of dreams dock at the
port of Reality.
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ALICE VAN ACKEN
Secretary
Library Staff, Bio. Lab. Squad, G.O.
Rep., Sec'y to Teachers, Green and
White Party, Honor Roll
To love, laugh, and be happy
Always happy, always gay-
Wc hope that you will stay that way.
SUSAN C. VANCROVE "Susie"
Queens College
Assoc. Editor "Hickory Log," Major
Service Pin, Arista, Ilonor Roll, Eng-
lish Ilonor, Creative Writing and Iour-
nalism Classes, Re-organization Squad,
Program Committee, Sec'y to Teachers
To teach English and journalism
To know her is to love her.
VVAITTER VASOLL "Wally"
Your guess is as good as mine
Hall Patrol, I term
To take Serutan before 35
What a strange ambition, Wzlllyl
Hope you're successful and always jolly.
MINNIE VERNI "Angie"
Vlfork
Special Chorus, Sec'y to Mr. Kerchoit,
Sec'y to Miss Ienner, Library Rep.,
"The Red Mill"
Get married
Success to Minnie Verni,
Is what our friendly wish will be.
BARBARA VOGEL "Bobby"
Fashion model
To become a cover girl
We'll see you soon on the cover of a
book,
Be it "Life," t'Coronet," or "Look,"
IUNE INIARIE VOLLKOMIVIER
"june"
Fashion Institute of Technology
Art Squad, Skating, Bowling, Leaders,
Fashion, and Volleyball Clubs, Lunch
Patrol, Sec'y to Teachers, "Star" staff,
Honor Roll 6 terms, Major Service Pin
Fashion designer
May you draw a design for happiness.
PATRICIA VVALKER "Pat"
Secretary
Secretary to Teacher
To always be happy and make other
people happy
With your personality,
You'll make everyone happy.
CIIARLES VVALSII "Charlie"
XVork
Visual Aid Squad 3 terms, Lunch Pa-
trol Z terms
Photo-engraver
Ilis manner and his friendly air
Make him welcome anywhere.
EDYVARD VVALSII "Red"
Fix my car and take a trip down South
2 years Ir. Varsity Basketball Team,
Z years Varsity Basketball Team
To play baseball
May you "hit" many "homers" in the
direction of success.
BARBARA VVATTS "Barb"
Drake's Budness School
Lunch Patrol, Red Cross Club, See'y
to Mrs. Goodman, Typing Certificate
To be a millionaire and retire
The best of all in life to you,
It won't "shock" us to sec 'WVatt"
you'll do.
DONALD XVEBSTER "Brewster"
College
lr. Orchestra, Instrumental Class, Ilall
Patrol, Locker Guard, Ilonor Roll
'I'o find Brewster's millions
You will win what you deserve
By your talent and your reserve.
RICIIARD XVEISS 'ABenny"
College
Swinnning and All Queens Swimming
Teams, All Queens 220, Lunch Patrol
Ilorse doctor
Richie's always in the swim,
llis form and style are never dim.
S'l'I'IVl'I VVICRLICK "Stef"
Pratt Institute
Art Editor of "Star," Art Office Staff,
Ilonor Roll 7 terms. G.O. Rep., Lunch
Patrol, See'y to Teacher
Art teacher
Ilis pleasant disposition will yield
A successful job in the art field.
MARGARET XVICST "Peg"
Business
Scc'y to Teachers, Lcadcr's Club, Prop
Connnittce for "Arsenic and Old
Lace," Red Cross Club, Reorganiza-
tion Committee, Sec'y to Mrs. Alex-
ander, lfnglish Office Ass't
XVork in the Telephone Company
ller heart is like a subway-
Always room for more.
MARVIN . ICXLIC ' " Tarty"
fam ' WVLWV
, 1' 0 r . Le S lack
Engineerin f
Marty's' c ' idtdybof gineerg
For him success is very ne: .
DON XYIIALEN "Ozark"
College
Varsity Basketball, junior Varsity
Basketball, llall Patroljllistory Ilonor
Class, Green and XVhitc Party, Ilonor
Roll
Although his ambition is a question,
llc'll make good in any profeision:
MARY ELLEN VV 444'
eac ers College 0 -
o Iorseback,"If?6f1lordir
d,L nch S ad,
L, Da ce Cl , Sec' ach-
crs. S ti' ., ub
' pay lpixie! f"'lA,.-4'
Lit sweet, of ' ' eff'
She l succeed' ' , p .
DORIS VVICKS
To go o work
Spe ' o , V all Club, Re4
liz S adggee' ' 'achcrs,
IX h ' isl 1 C sses, G.O.
O
To co a ceptionist
Ma, ucccss be your every caller.
RAYMOND VVILK "Ray"
College or work
llall Patrol, Ilonor Roll
Export and import business
After graduation he'll embark
In some pursuit to leave his mark.
GLORIA VVILSON "Lori"
Business school
See'y to G.O. Office, Emergency Room
Ass't, "Pioneer" Staff, Bowling Club,
Volleyball Club, Ilonor Roll, Typing
and Pitman Shorthand Certihcates
To be a dancer
Isn't she cute? Isn't she sweet?
To look at her surely is a treat.
IOAN VVILSON "VVillie"
Bookkeeper f - .
Lui Ml, 'See'yx to jllegwlicrs, Li-
bra y cp. .
To travel '
Sweet and neat, ll1,I1CfKl to feet.
IRENE YVIMMER "Rennie"
To be a secretary
Attendance Office, Sec'y to Teacher,
G.O. Rep., Roller Skating Club
To travel
Always quiet, always steady
She's ambitious and ever ready.
IIEBERT XVINKLICR 'King'
College
Ilall Patrol, Lunch Patrol, Math, ling-
lish, Civics, Science Ilonor Classes,
Ilonor Roll
To own a mink farm
llcrby is rootin' for C.C.N.Y.:
That college seems to catch his eye.
BARBARA VVOLLNY A'Boogsic"
Telephone Company
Live in a penthouse, and be a success
in everything I undertake
Barbara is so swell,
Let's hope everything with her goes
well.
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Spe-
Sec to each-
Leaders
Patrol, Library Rep.
To be a singer
A girl so sweet,
You seldom meet.
jOAN D. WOOD
Become a stenographer and typist
Sec'y to Teachers, Volleyball Club,
Green and White Party member,
Honor Roll, Honor Classes, Typing
Certificate, Pitman Shorthand Cert.
To travel
A good friend and a good pal,
We of jackson like this gal.
jOAN MARY WOOD "joanie"
College
"Pioneer" and "Star" Staffs, Sec'y to
Mr. Blatt, Honor Roll, Honor Classes,
Re-organization Squad, Library Staff,
Lunch Patrol, Math Club, Athletic
Clubs
Keep on laughin'
"This good old earth has need of some
mirth,
It has troubles enough of its own."
IOAN WRIGHT
College
Sec'y to Teacher, Concerts, Gradua-
tion, Varsity Show, Operettas Orch.,
Member, Aquarium Club, Library
Rep., Volleyball Club, Service Pin
To be a high school music teacher
A pretty girl is like a melody.
MARI, NE WUCHTE "Lee"
W 'College
'S etar , 'to Teacher, Lunch Room
ua , olleyball and Swimming Clubs
Nur,
All are aware
Of her auburn hair.
john Barclay
james Barnard
joseph Benelli
Leonard Caffray
john Cloherty
William Corkhill
Arleen Cuttler
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GEORGE WULPERN "Willy"
College
Varsity Baseball Team, Locker Guard,
jr. Orchestra, jackson Patrol, G.O.
Representative
Professional ballplayer
George will be sure to make a "hit,"
WILLIAM WURTENBURG
"jus Plain Bill"
" ish I ad ent f
dirfelfyi grgzrms, Spiial Chorus,
History Honor,- All City Chorus
To mgke'tri'gv1,6f the best in myself
h rs
Always calm, always mellow
We admire such a swell fellow.
GEORGE R. ZANG "Geo"
Polytechnic Institute
Radio Clubs, Hall and Lunch Patrols
B.S. in electrical engineering, become
a radio amateur
George is sure to engineer his way to
success.
EUGENE ZEITLER "Gene"
Wfork in a candy store
jackson Patrol, Sec'y to Mrs. Boehm
Fireman
It's a sure thing he doesn't want to set
the world on Ere., ,
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IOAN ZIMMERMAN "Zim"
College
Honor Roll, "I Remember Mama,"
'LArsenic and Old Lace," Chem. Prep.
Squad, Bio. Squad, Bowling Club, Vol-
leyball Club, Sec'y to Teachers
Research chemist
"Zim," you'rc wise, sincere, and true.
May your scientific career bring great
happiness to you.
amera Shy
Loyle Egger
Donald Etherington
john Favicchia
Gloria Fay
jerry Herrman
Eugene Higgins
Frank Hurley
William Smith
Donald Kiernan
Peter Langhauser
Charles Lingen
john Marmaro
William Meyer
Charles Newman
Richard Rzonca
G. 0. Executive Council
fsittiugj-Marvin Gercle, Viecfllresicleirtg Mr. Ralph VV..IIaller, Priricipalg Michael
Doyle, Presiclerrtg Mrs. Marjorie XVhiteheacl, Sponsor.
fSf2l1lClillgl-S2ll1ClI'2l Nichol, Secretary: Mr. Bass, Treasiircrg Mr. Gordon Deutsch,
Administrative Assistantg Barbara Oeh, Historian.
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CAN Y0l7 REMEMBEI
FERUARY . . .
At long last we are occupying a seat in a senior enrolling room. We are
now part of the graduation class of Iune, 1950. Boy! It surely feels good. We
are all wondering what new and exciting events will occur in our senior term.
After all, this is the term we have all worked for and wondered about. Well,
it didn't take long for the ball to start rolling!
The "Pioneer" Staff is organized, and months of hard work are in store
for those selected.
A game of 'Ayou vote for me and I'll vote for you" is played, as we vote
for the "big wheels" on our "Hall of Fame" ballots.
Senior Capitalists mob Room 139 to order their senior jewelry. Another
term and a few more grey hairs for Mrs. Goodman!
Candidates spend a day of anxious waiting as the ballots for Senior
Oflicers are counted. Bob Downing reigns victorious as Prexy.
"Mom, may I have an advance on my allowance?" is the cry of many a
senior as orders are taken for hats and pins. Yessir! Our first month has cer-
tainly got off to a glorious start!
MARCH . . .
"Baby pictures, baby pictures! Has anybody brought in a baby picture
for the yearbook? Yes, it must have a glossy finish. You have until Monday."
Senior Officers use some of their high-pressure salesmanship to convince
dubious classmates to go to the Prom.
Mr. Photographer follows the "Pioneer" Photography Heads inside,
outside, to the main hall, girls' gym, boys' gym, library, and outside again
until all Hall of Fame and club pictures have been taken. Whew!
Green and White hats, marked "A. H. S., '50," decorously march
through the halls, perched high on laughable looking senior heads. Woe to
those who have missed out and have to wait till the next morning to get theirs!
O happy day of days! The proofs of the yearbook pictures are returned.
Hmmmm!
The first marking period draws to a close, and Easter is here before we
can say "lack Robinson."
Gosh! Two months gone by already. I can hardly believe it. It won't be
long now!
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VAYBACK IN '50?
APRIL . . .
The Easter holidays come as an oasis in the desert of classes, where all
have had a chance to refresh themselves with the sweet water of relaxation.
With the holidays over, it's back to school and the tedious grind in prep-
aration for mid-tenns.
Before-"I know I'll just never pass this history mid-tenn. Clayton
Anti-trust Act, 1890, passed in Harrison's Administration." After-"It wasn't
too hard. Oh, well, it's over anyway."
MAY...
A mass wave of green and white hits Iackson's fair halls. The seniors
are on the loose again with balloons, feathers, and what-nots trailing be-
hind them. It's SENIOR DAY!
Dusk has fallen, and warm breezes blow as the tiny stars turn themselves
on into their twinkling best. Pink nets and blue taffetas swish past, escorted
by white dinner jackets. Faces are flushed a delicate pink, and hearts are en-
raptured, for this is the moment of the Senior Prom.
Grocery stores have sold an extra abundance of toothpicks for the pur-
pose of holding up the wilted lids of those seniors who wait to watch the sun
rise. Yawn, Yawn!
IUNE . ..
The race is on, and we've got to win. We've passed the first turn, the
second, and the third. The results are yet to be known. Regents week is over!
The results are posted, and we have won!
Figures, garbed in green and white gowns, pass to their respective places.
Soon, hands are holding onto something solid and concrete. It certifies that
he or she is a graduate of Andrew Jackson High School. This is the opening
of a door to a new life, and it is also the closing of a door on an old one. This
is our diploma! It is graduation day!
The tears of departure have been shed, and the old familiar smiles once
more break out on shining faces.
We are now alumni and already are looking forward to our first class
reunion--And so, till we meet again, Annie and Andy, so long!
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Barbara Filaski
June Volkhammer
Mary Lou Hauri
Phyllis Haskell
Carol Preston
Edna Feeney
This term's Yearbook not the best
The halls of Iackson ever at rest
Ellen Anderson being still
Helen Arenholz not talking 'bout Bill
Eddie Ohlson being quiet in class
Bob Hevner without the pass
Ioyce Salomon able to grow
Polly Cantelli saying "No"
Betty Ramsey not saying 'AHi"
Iennie Mattes being shy
Mr. Ponemon not with the "Star"
Herb Marx not going far
Doris Schaeble not being gay
Madeline Sullivan with nothing to say
Iohnnie Ohlman not romancing
Betty Lerch not dancing
Frank Gaffney not the "Gazelle"
Iim Dowling not being swell
Don Whalen being four feet short
Ioe Cali not a good sport
Margie Dixon not being nice
Miss Bardolf not talking about price
Georgia Lehmann without her Al
Dolores Dressel not a pal
Kitty Ohlig not lingering awhile
Ierrie Kahn without a smile
The gang at A. I. being rural
The name Ioan Wood not being plural
Eleanor Schwenger saying "ain't"
Marlene Stocker with nothing to paint
Helen Antonelli being blue
Marie Io Jensen without something new
Ioe Bums not having a party
Mr. Singer being tardy
CAN Y0l
Alice Van Acken looking glum
Evelyn Schaetzle not chewing gum
Barbara Becker without her laugh
Irwin Suchoff not a whiz at math
Flo Lombardi not a vision
The study hall with television
Gloria Wilson not in style
A lunchroom line in single file
Carol Preston being loud
Frank O'Lear not in a cloud
Ioan Small not being witty
Vera Larsen not being pretty
Dick Concannon without his hot-rod
We Seniors without Mrs. Todd
Marge Hesse without her hat
Pat Cordes being fat
june Tauby not being bop
Bob McMillan not on top
Rozzie Nash not being "Progressive"
Margie Kendrick ever aggressive
Charlie VValsh without his good looks
Norman Stein without his books
Aldona Ocikas doing what she's told
Ed QRedj Walsh being bold
Anne McSherry without Peggy West
Our swimming team not the best
"Happy" Boening being sad
Patricia Walker ever mad
Bill Shenton without his jacket
Iohn Sheldon making a racket
Iune Kronen making a sound
Ye olde Iackson on a new plot of ground
A nicer guy than Walter Porter
lim Fehilly doing what he ought'er
P P P P P P P P P
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MA GINEPP?
Ray Cuneen not a good shot
The emergency rooms with an empty cot
The Cassidy twins not being double
Eddie Koch getting into trouble
Marilyn Murphy ever naughty
Connie Ioyce being haughty
Dick Weiss with a scowl on his face
-Or, for that matter, losing a race
Bob Downing not in the swim
Artie Speckman not having a whim
Jimmie Bell not in the know
jackson Seniors with enough dough
Doug Maloney missing a cue
Robert Frank without a crew
Eddie Dowd not on the run
Lorraine Stedman not being fun
Ronnie Matthews with her man
The basketball team without a fan
Stan Roberts without a grin
Barbara Wollney not needing a pin
Mary Ellen White minus her joe
Richie Strahlman having a foe
Manager O'Conner not a good "lane"
Curly hair in the pouring rain
Helene Sleeper ever awake
Io Loidice not strolling in late
Jackson studes awaiting a test
Don Seuling ever at rest
lack Luquer off the beam
Chickie Mendozza without that gleam
Barbara Filaski not a good dancer
Walter Klein without the right answer
Dolly Kluge being rude
Cappy Ritchie not in a good mood
Vi Cacsal not being cute
Gertie Hayward not playing a flute
Phyllis Farese without her freckles
A quieter girl than Betty Fleckles
Edna Feeney without her blush
Bill Seery in a rush
The gang not in the deli for ham-on-rye
Green and White and Progressive eye-to-eye
Nancy Finkle looking a sight
Wally Short not being right
Campaign speeches not a surprise
Members of the faculty telling lies
A steno test without a cough
Robert Seeman not sounding off
Ginny Picarelli without Ann Meyer
A ire drill with a real tire
Harvey Teichert without a crack in his voice
Mr. Schwarzenbach not the Seniors' choice
No graduates on the iive-year plan
Mrs. Crossfeld without a tan
Harry Ehlen with " ultra" diction
A tired "Pioneer" Staff without some friction
Looking out the window and seeing a view
Iesse and Harter not on the stage-crew
The Board of E. approving frats
A Senior class without its hats
Exercises in gym without howls
The G.O. finally getting us soap and towels
Iackson freshmen not being tame
Iackson Seniors not being to blame
Barbara Lang six feet tall
The "Pioneer" Staff without Mrs. Hall
A. I. not the best in the city.
This is the end of our little ditty.
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60. John Leay
6l. Barbara Levine
62. Dorothy Paefow
63. Norma Muller
64. Bob Mc Millan
Robert Kertz
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Margie Dixon
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Helen Anronelli
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Barbara Wollney
Alice Kasper
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78. Madeline Sullivan
78a Michael Okun
79. Jeaneffe Mcalles
80. Alice Van Acken
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Rosalind Nash
John Roche
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David Mac Kay
Barbara Lang
Vera Larsen
Josephine Loiodice
Margaret Kelly
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Laura Cataffo
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Marie Ackerman
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Swing Your Partner
to the Tune of ....
East of the Sun ........
I Can Dream, Can't I?. . .
It Isn't Fair ............
Music, Music, Music ....
Crocodile Tears .......
Black Coffee ....................... . .
I've C-ot a Lovely Bunch of Coconuts ..,. . .
Youlre Breaking My Heart .........
Chewing Cum ...........
Candy and Cake ............. . .
Dcarie, Do You Remember? . . . . .
Once In A While .........
Crazy, He Calls Me ....
Again ...............
Cinderella ...............
Sitting by the Window ....
With My Eyes Wide Open.
You're Wonderful ........
Undecided ................ ....
I Only Have Eyes For You .... . .
Early Autumn .............
Whispering .....
I"ool's Paradise ....
Happy Time ....
Rag Mop .......
Enjoy Yourself ...........
Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewildered ....
Dear Hearts and Gentle People .....
Sllppin' Around ...................
Said My Pajamas, Put on My Prayers. . . .
Cone With The Wind ............ .
Adios .............. ....
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......A.I.H.S.
. . . . . . .Of graduation
. . . .To have Regents
. . . . . . . .From room 327
. . . . . . .In the dean's office
. .Morning after the Prom
. . .Zeros on the report card
. . . . , . . . . .Student Court
. . . .Minus 5 in Gym
..............Atthedeli
.When you were a freshman
. . .Corning to school early
. . . .Cheating on a test
. . . . . . .Progress Gr. 9-8
. . . . Queen of the Prom
. . . . . .Waiting for the bell
.'Cause I went early to bed
Hall
Whom to ask to the Prom
Forschner
. . . . .Back to school again
. . . . . . .In the library
.. . ...Over at Ioe's
, . . . .Easter Vacation
........Cym Suits
. . . .On the weekends
.........Midterms
............Faculty??
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. . . Cot asked to the Prom
. . Fun at Andrew Iackson
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The pass
Hall of Fame
Senior Hats
Book Report
Ambition
College
Homework
Failure
The Late Bell
Freshmen
Passing Regents
Late Pass
Elevator
Up and Down Stairs
Iackson
am fire Tales
FRESH MAN
Something asked for
only if urgent.
They're wonderful.
Gosh!
I'll get thc best book I
can find.
To graduate with a 95
average.
Harvard
They say to do 45 min-
utes, so I'll do one
hour.
The world has come to
an end.
A signal to be in my
seat, ready for work.
Aren't we wonderful?
What arc they?
Gosh, I'm late-guess
I'll go home again.
I didn't know there
was one.
It says down, so I'd
better go down.
It's a big school.
SOPHOMORE
Something asked for
when the period is
boring.
I'm sure to get picked.
Some day.
I can skip over a chap-
ter or two.
To graduate with an
85 average.
Queens
They say to do 45 min-
utes, so I'll do 30
minutes.
I still have three more
years.
A signal to run to my
classes.
Mere children.
A whole week off.
I'll try to slip in--I'm
only a few seconds late,
I havcn't got a pass, so
that's that.
I'm in an awful hurry,
I hope I don't get
caught.
It's a school.
1UN1oR
Something asked for to
meet heart-throb in the
hall.
Can't wait till l'm
a Senior.
It won't bc long now!
Classic Comic to the
rescue.
To graduate with a 75
average.
Which ever one ac-
cepts me.
I'll do it in enrolling
room.
What! again?
A signal to leave my
beau and trudge to my
class.
They get smaller each
term.
Where there's a will,
there's a way.
Oh, well, I'm allowed
three.
He'll never know the
difference.
The teacher isn't look-
ing, Who cares?
lt's a matter of opin-
ion.
SENIOR
Who needs a pass?
You vote for me, I'll
vote for you.
I'll wear it forever.
The summary on the
cover is enough.
To graduate!
Oh, well, I didn't want
to go anyway.
She won't call on mc.
I'll see you next term.
When I get there, I get
there.
Did I look like that?
"That's my Desire."
I'll use the one I got
last week.
Hello, Iohn. How are
you?
Who reads the signs?
It was a wonderful
school!!!
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Last Will and Testament
We, the Senior class of Iune, 1950, being un-sound of mind and weary
of body, after having endured and survived four years of hard labor Qsome
were exposed to morej do hereby declare this to be our Last Will and Testa-
ment and declare all other contracts and commitments null, void, and in-
sufficient.
We brought into our school nothing but ourselves. Upon leaving, in
the same baffled confusion as that in which we entered, we bequeath to our
deserving successors the following:
To Iackson-To have always a principal as wonderful as Mr. Haller flt could
never happenlj
To Mrs. Todd-A Senior class without any problems
To Mr. Schwarzenbach-Good Weather for fishing
To the locker rooms-Air Wick
To Mr. Forschner-Nothing-nothing-He's got it all!
To the swimming pool-Water
To Mr. Ornstein-Chairs
To Mrs. Collins-A new set of traditions
To Mr. Blatt-Another "gazelle" like Frank
To the walls-Plaster
To Mrs. Amery-A railroad of her own
To Dr. Manheim-The lead in "Hamlet"
To our parents-The key to the poor-house fafter receiving graduation billsj
To Mr. Ponemon-A couple of A'Star" struck kids
To the Library-Comic books
To Miss Flynn-Everything wonderful for such a wonderful person
To Mr. Christ-An automatic planner for the assembly programs
To future Seniors-The enjoyment of having Miss Bardolf for a teacher
To Mr. Zimmerman-A louder whistle
To Mr. Heckman-That raise in pay
To the Freshman-Gur sympathy
To the World-Some assurance of peace. QWe'l1 try to helpj.
To Mrs. Hall-Our thanks and appreciation for making all this come true.
ln witness whereof, we affix our seal this twenty-ninth day of Iune, in
the year one thousand nine hundred and fifty.
The Seniors
WITNESSES SFSON
President-Bob Downing NV' ' HIC?
Vice-President-Dick Concannon 5
Editor-in-Chief-Helen Arenholz
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62
To Franle.'
He always does so inueh for us,
But over hiin tliere's never a fuss.
All our general needs he meets,
Like helping us find extra seats.
He inends the shades and fixes the doors,
He dumps the paper, then niends some more.
He's always ready to take a joke,
Even when what he's just fixed is already broke.
He never sees wrong doers, he's not here to pry
But he's always looking for a regular guy.
Ile carries a ladder to reach the heights,
For he's always repairing the burned-out lights.
The great inan is one who rises the ink,
And wears the white collar, or so folks think.
But the one who really helps us out.
Is the one we never hear about.
So here's a man who dcsewes a hand,
For really he helps old Iaekson High stand.
We'll reineinber our school, our teachers, too,
But, Frank, this class will never forget you!
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'89-2, LINDEN BLVD. S-I-' ALBANS Carpenler- Cuslfom - Radlafor Enclosures a Specially
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ZOI-IO LINDEN BOULEVARD
LAurelIon 8-3868 SI. Albans, N. Y.
COMPLIMENTS of . . .
DR. S. NATHANSON
VETERINARIAN
IN CHARGE
HOLLIS DOG 81 CAT HOSPITAL
I90-30-99+I1 AVE. AT THE HOLLIS L.I.R.R. STATION
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Ilis 4-0723
JACK
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INTERIOR DECORATORS, INC.
"CompIe+e Furnishings For I'he Home"
FURNITURE-SLIP COVERS 8: DRAPERIES
I84-20 HORACE HARDING BLVD., FLUSHING, N. Y. IN. 3-0045
LAureIIon 8-6440
CompIimenfs of . . .
BERLIN BROS.
Beverages Delivered 'Io I'I1e Home
IIEVBTYTIIIHQ For The Par'Iy"
I96-O2 LINDEN BLVD.-ST. ALBANS I2. L. I.
LAu relfon 5-9673
POLLY'S SWEET SHOP
Sunday Special, Giani Size Sodas, Delicious Food
TRY US ONCE AND YOU WILL TRY US AGAIN
I89-34 LINDEN BLVD.
Aufomofive Paris and Accessories : Bicycies : Toys
CAMBRIA AUTO SUPPLY
220-26 LINDEN BOULEVARD
CAMBRIA HEIGHTS II, N. Y.
LAureIIon 7-0040
Radios : Bafferies : EIec'IricaI Appiiances
LAureIIon 5-9425
S C A L L Y ' S
ITALIAN RESTAURANT .na PIZZERIA
"Where Cooking Is ATI' and Eafinq A PIeasure"
Excellent Italian Cuisine - Sea Food Our Specialfy
I93-I4 LINDEN BLVD. -:- ST. ALBANS, L. I.
LAureIIon 5-0346
JOAN SHOPS
Ladies' end Junior Apparel
I88-I3 LINDEN BOULEVARD
S+. Albans, L. I., N. Y.
LAu reIIon 8-3050
JOYCE BROTHERS
Funeral Direcfors
20I-20 LINDEN BLVD.
S+. Albans, L. I.
LAureIIon 7-I3I3 J. HoIdswor+h
CAMBRIA JEWELERS
WaIcI1,CIocIrs,JeweIry Repairing. Work Guaranfeed
Precision Jewelers
222-I3 Linden Blvd. Cambria Hgfs. II, L. I.
I-IOIIis 4-5853
CHARLES D. ADAMS
FLOWERS
2I4-57 JAMAICA AVENUE
OUEENS VILLAGE. L. I.
Flowers by Wire New York
CAMBRIA RADIO SHOP
RADIO - TELEVISION - PHONO
SALES-SERVICE
224-I2 LINDEN BLVD.
LA. 8-2I6O
CROSS ISLAND PHARMACY
206-02 HOLLIS AVENUE
HOIIis 5-3358 HoIIis, N. Y.
LAureIIon 8-2068 Esfablislned l927
EDWARD KATT
Sf. Albans' ORIGINAL FLORIST
ARTISTIC FLORAL SERVICE FOR EVERY OCCASION
I80-I9 LINDEN BLVD. a+ L.l.R.R. S+a+ion
Bonded Member Elorisls' Telegraph Delivery Assn.
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I-IOIIis 5-4430
R. A. SAAM
HARDWARE
Elecfrical 81 Plumbing Supplies-Window Shades
Painfs - Glass - Houseware
207-02 HOLLIS AVE. HOLLIS, L. I., N. Y.
I-IEMPSTEAD VALET
Tailors - Furriers - Cleaners - Dyers
All Work Guerenfeed
ZI9-03 I-IEMPSTEAD TURNPIKE
Queens Village, N. Y. I-IOIIis 5-9704
LAureIIon 8-9858
CAMBRIA PAINT
81 WALL PAPER CENTER, Inc. ASQ
PAINT a. WALLPAPER BEHIND THE SCENES
220-I5 LINDEN BLVD., CAMBRIA I-IGTS. II, N,Y.
WE CALL AND DELIVER I-IOIIis 4-6537
KNOWLTON'S
DRY CLEANERS
SPOT SPECIALISTS
I98-05 MURDOCK AVENUE ST. ALBANS, L. I
FAIRWAY OIL HEAT SERVICE
PARAGON OIL BURNER SALES
II3-4l FARMERS BLVD. ST. ALBANS l2, N. Y
I-IOIIIS 4-4343 - LAureIIon 8-8399
Licensed and Bonded
OIL BURNER SERVICE AND INSTALLATION
Phone LAureIIon 8-7374
ST. ALBANS FLORIST
M. A. Ford
FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS
I87-O2 LINDEN BLVD. ST. ALBANS, L.
I., N.Y.
TRI-BORO CONSTRUCTION CO.
Roofing - Siding - Sform Windows - Alferaiions
I I5-OI FARMERS BOULEVARD
ST. Albans, L. I., N. Y.
S. C. SiIver LAureIIon 8-OIIO
LAureI+on 8-5344 AII Our Work Guaran+eed
A. TOMINOVICH
EXPERT WATCHMAKER .na JEWELER
190.09 LINDEN BLVD. ST, ALBANS, N. Y.
LINDEN PHARMACY
S. Wolff, Ph. G.
23I-OI LINDEN BOULEVARD
Cor. 23IsISfree1 Sf. AIban
s, N. Y.
Phone LAureIIon 5-9795, 9796
LAureI+on 5-0909
MARCONE LUMBER CO.
Building Maierials- Insulaiion Producfs
LINDEN 81 FRANCIS LEWIS BLVD.
ST. ALBANS, N. Y.
F U R S S U IT S
Cold Sforage
Repairs
Remodeling
S T Y L E S
Ladies
Accessories
CLOTH COATS DRESSES
Opposi+e S+. Albans TI'1ea+re
I89-32 LINDEN BLVD.. ST. ALBANS LA. 7-IZOO
GEO. NEWI
PRIME MEAT MARKET
Fancy Poulfry and Provisions
205-09 HOLLIS AVENUE
ERNIE'S DELICATESSEN
FANCY GROCERIES
Home Made Salads and Cold Cuis
205-I5 HOLLIS AVENUE
HOIIIS 4-44I2 Orders Prompily Delivered
LAureI'ron 8-7566
ST. ALBANS JEWELERS
I99-08 LINDEN BLVD.
Diamonds - Waiches - Silverware
ST. ALBANS, L. I., N. Y
ADELAIDE'S KIDDIE SHOP
lnfanfs' and Cl'1ildren's Wear and Shoes
205-I7 HOLLIS AVENUE
Tel. HOIIIS 4-3657
RE 9-3540 Pappas 81 Sfube
LINDEN BAKERY
II4-48 MERRICK ROAD
JAMAICA 5. L. I.
KARL SCHWENGER'S
lRicl'1ard's Markefl
PRIME MEATS and GROCERIES
Qualiiy - Couriesy - Service
II3-63 SPRINGFIELD BLVD.
ST. ALBANS, L. I.
LUCH-LE PHARMACY STEPHENS QUALITY MEAT
Louis Nehf, me. MARKET
PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST POULTRY-GAME-EISI-I IN SEASON
227-OI LINDEN BLVD., QAMBRIA HGTS. ZOI-OI II4flI AVE. ST. ALBANS, N. Y.
We Deliver LAureIfon 8-45I5 Tel. HOIIIS 4-4024
LAUNDER-E-Z
G R O S S M A N AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY
DRY GOODS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY
I99-I3 LINDEN BOULEVARD
Nexl fo A 81 P Across from Bohaclc
40 MINUTE Wash -Soff Wafer
Drying Equipmenf
IIO-IO FARMERS BLVD. OL. 8-72I2
CAMBRIA DRUGS
INC.
Louis Cure, PI'1.G.
22I-OI LINDEN BLVD., ST. ALBANS, L. I.
Telephone: LAUTE-Hon 8-8IOI
CHARLES OF ST. ALBANS
Phologrephs Thai' Always Please
We Supply Cap and Gown
I9O-I5 LINDEN BOULEVARD
SI. Albans Tlwealre Block
MARY'S FUR SHOP
QUALITY FURS
I88-24 LINDEN BLVD., ST. ALBANS I2, N. Y.
Resiyling - Cusfom and Ready Made - Cold Sforage
LAUFGIIOVI 8-2744 M. Pan+eIIas, Prop.
Phone A. Plucinski
LAureIIon 8-6680 Propriefor
TONY'S MEAT MARKET
PRIME MEATS - POULTRY - PROVISIONS
Orders Called For 223-II LINDEN BLVD.
And Delivered Cambria Hqls. II, N. Y.
H E R B ' S
STATIONERY 81 LUNCHEONETTE
II3A27 FARMERS BLVD.
ST. ALBANS, L, I., N. Y.
HOIIIS 5'94I7
COMPLIMENTS OF . .
THE CANDY CANE
200-23 MURDOCK AVENUE
JAmaica 3-3389 Free Delivery
ROYAL POULTRY FARMS
BUY THE PARTS YOU LIKE BEST
Turkeys, Squabs, Capons, Eic.
IIO-52 FARMERS BLVD. ST. ALBANS, N. Y.
Complimenfs . . .
MET PHARMACY
Marfin Efiinger, PII.G.
204-08 HOLLIS AVENUE, HOLLIS. L. I.
Phone HOIIis 4-8383
Complimenfs of . . .
Marfha and Carol Price
VIOLIN AND PIANO INSTRUCTION
LAU reIIon 5- I 656
G A N S C A P
THE QUALITY SI-IOE OF ST. ALBANS
I88-42 LINDEN BOULEVARD
Corner of Farmers BOuIevard
CAMBRIA Sc and I0c STORE
SIMPLICITY PATTERNS
AII School Supplies and Everyday Needs
ZI9-I5 LINDEN BLVD.
CAMBRIA HLEIGI-ITS
WALSH FLOWER SHOPPE
EST. I92I
FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS
Telegraph Delivery Service
Landscape Coniracfors
ZOI-I3 I2O Ave. LA. 8-6082 SI, AIIJOTIS, L.I.
Compiimenfs of . . .
Commander and Mrs.
WILLIAM PAETOW
SPRINGFIELD GARDENS POST NO. I5
AMERICAN LEG-ION
LAU reITOn 8-2 I 90
MIGNON PASTRY SHOPPE
AMERICAN and EUROPEAN BAKING
We Caier Io
Weddings - Parfies 225-I5 LINDEN BLVD.
Social Affairs Cambria Heighfs, L. I.
SUCHOFF'S PHARMACY
A. Suchoff, PI'I.G.
Prescripfion Specialisi
I99-I3 LINDEN BLVD,, Cor. I99TI1 S+.
LAUreIfon 5-9737 S+. Albans, L. I.
ST. ALBANS HOBBY CENTER
ART SUPPLIES
Compiirnenfs of . . .
I87-24 LINDEN BOULEVARD
J O H N N Y ' S I
SODA-CANDY-STATIONERY LA H 8 3320
I99-I9 MURDOCR AvE.. ST. ALBANS, N. Y. We on '
COmpIImenIs Of . , .
WOOLWORTHS
I88-35 LINDEN BLVD.
ST. ALBANS, N. Y.
Free Delivery H. 8: A. Kranziein
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
HENRY 81 ANN'S
IFormerIy WiIIren'sI
DELICATESSEN AND GROCERY
Home Baking - Frozen Foods
Tel. LAureIfon 8-2992
228-I9 LINDEN BLVD. CAMBRIA I-IGTS II, N.Y.
LAurel+on 5-946I UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
HERM,AN'S CONFECTIONERY H . 8: M.
"""" Wd' Sfafionery 8: Luncl1eoneH'e
ICE CREAM 'and CANDY
' ll4-54 MERRICK BLVD.
l88-ll LINDEN BLVD. ST. ALBANS, N. Y. Near Linden Theaier
Phone LAurell'on 8-5560
SHEERS HARDWARE CO.
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS-scorrs LAWN CARE Paonucrs
Hardware - Housewares - Wallpaper
Plumbing Supplies - Eleciric Supplies - Garden Supplies
223-I7-I9 LINDEN BOULEVARD
HOllis S-029i Have you a Hobby? Addiiions - Remodeling - Conversions lr Alferaiions
of Every Descripiion - Concrete - Brick lr Masonry
Work of All Kinds
Ceramics and Po'HeryTaugl1'l - Kiln on Premises G. 8
Ari- 81 Model Supplies - Hgndicrgffg Carpeniers - General Coniracfors lx Builders
Phone HOllis 4-OI96 205-ll 9Oih Avenue
220-I4 Hempsiead Ave. Queens Village, N. Y. E511 l926 Hollis' N, Y,
auslNEss smokin INSURANCE
LAureli n 5-OIOI A. C i II
O as e no FRANK J. KENNEDY
ALICE'S KNIT SHOP UCENSED
REAL ESTATE BROKER
Yarns - Trimmings - Ari Needle Work 137.26 LINDEN BQULEVARD
20l-ll Linden Sl. Albans, L. l., N. LAurell0n 5,9682 S+, Albans I2,
LAurelion 5-l I33
LA li 7-0330
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"LET us BEAUTIFY YOUR FLooRs" --SEW and SAVE--
HOMESTEAD FLOOR COVENNG CORP- Cofions - Sillrs - Woolens - Curiains - Draperies
Brogdlqgmg - Linoleum - Tiles While Goods - Trimmings - Peiierns
220-12 LINDEN BLVD. cAMBRiA Hers. ii, N.Y. Opp. WOO,wOrlfi'22 UNDEN BLV2-.n Albans' L' ,D
S A R A 'S Complimenis of . . .
Luncheoneile 8: Soda Founfain AL'S RESTAURANT
2:4-33 JAMAICA AVENUE HOME OF 5000 F000
QUEENS VILLAGE, N. Y. 22l-20 LINDEN BLVD.
HOT MEALS SERVED DAILY Cambria Heighfs
JAmaica 6-I520 JAmaica 6-6I48
HUGO R. HEYDORN
REAL ESTATE BROKER
Sales - Renfals - Morfgages - Appraisals
Specializing in Suburban Homes
I I I-I0 MERRICK BLVD.
Open Evenings Near Illfh Ave.
and Sundays Jamaica 5, N. Y.
LAurelI'on 8-635i Orders Delivered
QUALITY MEAT MARKET
PRIME MEATS- LAMB- VEAL a. Pouumr
228-06 LINDEN BOULEVARD
Marlin Kuelwl, Prop. S+. Albans, N. Y
Complimenis of
VILLAGE CLEANERS
Dry Cleaning - Pressing - Repairing
Shirfs Laundered
Tel. HOlli5 4-I32O Il3-IO Springfield Blvd.
Complimenis of . . .
NEUKUM'S STATIONERY STORE
2I9-2I LINDEN BLVD:
Cambria Heighls
JOHN CORDES DELICATESSEN
SALADS - TABLE LUXURIES - HOME COOKING
Soda on Ice
22l-07 LINDEN BLVD.
LAurel+on 8-2I39 Cambria His., L. l.
Complimenfs of
THE HEAVEN TO SEVEN SHOP
I87-3I LINDEN BLVD
51. Albans, N. Y.
Phone: HOlIis 4-3600
ST. ALBANS' OLDEST APPLIANCE REPAIR SHOP
Es+ablisl-ned I934
VVASHERS - REFRIGERATORS - VACUUM CLEANERS - HOME FREEZERS
REPAIRS - SALES - SERVICE
PFEIFFERS APPLIANCE SHOP
II4-37 FARMERS BLVD
ST. ALBANS I2, N. Y.
LAurelfon 8-4-OIO
THE LU JON COIFFURE SALON
BEAUTY CONSULTANTS
SI. Albans' Smariesi Shop
2 I9-O3 LINDEN BLVD.
QUALITY MARKET
Ill-I6 FARMERS BLVD.
GROCERIES - FRUITS - VEGETABLES
SI. Albans OL. 8-4220
BEACON MUSIC AND GIFT
222-O9 LINDEN BLVD.
Records - Greeiing Cards - Figurines
Complimenfs of . . . '
SCHEIDT'S BAKERY
III-I3 FARMERS BLVD.
GARDEN TAILORING CO.
"3 HOUR SERVICE"
WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER
CLEANING, PRESSING, DYEING, STORAGE
ALL WORK DONE ON PREMISES
I09-II FARMERS BLVD. I89-30 LINDEN BLVD. For Prompi' Service
HOLLIS. N. Y. ST. ALBANS Call HOIIis 5-6579
MAC'S BARBER SHOP
CHILDREN A SPECIALTY
ZI6-I3 II4+h AVENUE
Queens Village
LEVY'S LUNCHEONETTE
AND ICE CREAM PARLOR
230-OI LINDEN BLVD.
Cambria I-Ieiqlmfs, L. I., N. Y.
JOHN'S DELICATESSEN
Il3-65 SPRINGFIELD BLVD.
CAMBRIA HEIGHTS, L. I.
SAVE WITH SELF-senvice AT
WHEATLEY'S GROCERY
I-IOIIis 4-4250 We DeIive
THE VENOSA
HARDWARE AND PAINT STORE
House Furnishings, Elecfricel, Plumbing Supplies
Il2-IO SPRINGFIELD BLVD, QUEENS VILLAGE
BONNIE CLEANERS
Ne+ionaIIy Adveriised Brands ef Chain Sfore Prices I-IOIIIS 4A539I
ll2.04 SPRINGFIELD BLVD' We Fenure Qualify-Plus Dependabilify
I-IOII' 5-I0022
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200-22 HOLLIS AVE HOLLIS N Y Ice Cream Cakes-Ice Cream-Fruii Ices
T I 'Hoi 59 ' ' ' I99-I4 HOLLIS AVE. HOLLIS, L. I.
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COMPLIMENTS
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STATE PARK BAKERY
2I7-O5 LINDEN BLVD.
SI. Albans
LAURELL FASHION SHOPPE
Offers Sfyles for fhe Besi in Women's Apparel
20I-O4 LINDEN BLVD.
S+. Albans II, L. I., N. Y.
Ric:hmond's
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT STORE
SPRINGFIELD BLVD. AT II3+h AVENUE
HOIIis 5-5I5O-5I5I
Oueens Village
OL. 8-IOII
GEORGE MOHRMANN
DELICATESSEN 81 GROCERY
Home Coolring Our Specially
IO9-I6 FARMERS BLVD., HOLLIS, L. I.
COMPLIMENTS
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WESTERVELT A. TAYLOR
HOIIis 4-7609
THE SAINT PRESS
ST. ALBANS' FINEST
III-49 FARMERS BLVD., ST. ALBANS I2, N. Y.
ALL YOUR PRINTING NEEDS
We Handle Greeiing Cards For AII Occasions
BANZER'S PHARMACY
Service for The Siclr
I94-OI LIN-DEN BOULEVARD
LAureIIon 8-7623 S+. Albans, L. I., N. Y.
LAureI+on 7-0046 Y L. Sarnoff
NASSAU-QUEENS SEWING
CENTER
Yard Gods---Trimmings - NoveII'ies
Sewing .Machines Serviced
220-IIA LINDEN BLVD.
Near 22Is+ SI. Cambria Heighfs, N. Y.
HOIIIS 4-4673
Complimenfs of
MAUDE'S BEAUTY SALON
I98-I I MURDOCK AVENUE
II4IIn Ave. SI. Albans. L. I.
LAureIIon 8-9IO5 Orders Delivered
FRED'S OUALITY MARKET
PRIME MEATS 8: POULTRY
Jersey Pork and Bologna
200-OI LINDEN BLVD.
Fred Rapp, Prop. S+. Albans II, N. Y.
COLFAX PHARMACY
A. Lehrer, PI1.G. - Prescripiion Experfs
I I4-O9 COLFAX STREET, Cor. 2 I2+Iw Sfreer
I'IOIIs 5-I0044, IOO88 SI. Albans, L. I.
JOYLAND GIFT SHOP
Parfy Favors, Sfafionery, Toys, Greefing Cards
200-I9 MURDOCK AVENUE
ST. ALBANS, L. I.
REpubIic 9-29I9 Free Delivery
ANGUS BEEF STEAKS
GEORGIE'S MARKET
CHOICE MEATS AND POULTRY
I I4-O8 Merriclc Road, AI' Linden Blvd.
ROSENKRANZ BAKE SHOP
220-03 I-IEIVIPSTEAD AVENUE
Oueens Village, -Nf Y. I-IOIIis 4-0869
HOIIIs 4-5409
Where Service Is More Than A Word
EMBY RADIO
Sales and Service - Radio 8: Television
I90-I2 III AVENUE
L. Beers SI. Albans I2, N. Y.
COLLEGIATE CAP AND GOWN COMPANY
366 FIFTH AVEN
New York I, New York
Manufadurers of
Choir Robes - Band Ou+fi+s - Academic Caps,
Gowns and Hoods- Specialiies
Complimenis of . . .
THE BAND BOX
BEAUTY SALON
MEXICO STREET FISH MARKET
New Manager: GEO. H. SARGEANT
FINEST QUALITY SEA FOOD
200-05 II4III AVE. M. Boeifclwer Orders Delivered--Phone LAureIIon 8-2I72
SI. Albans, L. I., N. Y. HOIIis 4-2I30 II6-64 Mexico SI'reeT SI. Albans, L.I, N.Y.
LAureIfon 5-9854 Robf. Tobin, Prop.
DI CAMILLO
Shoe Repairing and Hai' Cleaning
Isa-54 ELMIRA AVE. Iaaafh S+. 3. Liber+y Ave.I
BOB'S SERVICE STATION
GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS
Tires - Tubes - Bafferies
HGH-IS L- It Springfield 8: Linden Blvds. SI. Albans, N. Y.
DR. WALTER J. DUDAS
CAMBRIA BAKE SHOP D E N TIS T
223-03 I-INDEN BLVD. I90-II LEWISTON AVENUE
Sl- Albam- N- Y- By Appoinfmeni IOII Farmers BIvd.I
"QUALITY BAKED PRODUC-I-SH OLympia 8-8989 Sf. Albans I2, N. Y.
L. Goldman, PI'I.G. N. Sherman. Ph.G. COMPUMEN-I-5
G 8: S DRUG CENTER -of-
ETHICAL PHARMACISTS
LINDEN BLVD.. Cor. 224+h S+., Cambria Hfs.
COSMETICS - PRESCRIPTIONS - SODA
ST. ALBANS THEATER
For Prompf Courfeous and Sanifary Service Try
JOHN'S BARBER SHOP
I98-07 MURDIOCK AVE. III-IIII Ave.I
Experi' Licensed Barbers in Affandance
GABE'S SHOE REPAIR SHOP
SHOES REPAIRED WHILE You WAIT
2oI.oI 20Is+ STREET KOH Murdock Ave.I
ST. ALBANS, N. Y.
T-IOIIis 5-7792 Prompi' Delivery
J. C. SCHULTZE
PAINTS - HARDWARE - HOUSEWARES
I09-7I FRANCIS LEWIS BLVD. l2O6+I'I SLI
ST. ALBANS, L. I.
LAU relfon 5-4858
TOWN-CRAFT
GIFTS - LAMPS - PICTURE FRAMING
Hallmark-Norcross Graefing Cards
23I-28 MERRICK BLVD LAURELTON, L. I.
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223- I 8 LINDEN BLVD.
ST. ALBANS
CORCORAN SERVICE STATION
Home Made Ice Cream and Candy
A Repairs - Washing - Greasing - Gas - Oil - Tire
Lfkurelfon 8,4483 Tubes - BaHeries - Accessories
ERNEST TEWES
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Home of Homemade Speclalhes
DELICATESSEN - FANCY GROCERIES Joseph Corcoran Elmont N- Y
224-I7 LINDEN BLVD. ST. ALBANS, N. Y.
"QUALITY REIGNS SUPREME"
FERDINAND STEGEMANN
PRIME MEAT MARKET
Ci+y Dressed Mea+s Only - PouI+ry in Season
2I9-I9 LINDEN BLVD. Phone LAureITon 8-IO89
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527 CASANOVA STREET
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