Arlington High School - Anchors Yearbook (Lagrangeville, NY)

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fewwmww-ee'-Kg.. .J V amwx2f2 fn'5'fH Coptoin Applejock A senior presentation was given on November 20, 1936, at 8:00 P. M., in the Arlington High School, under the able direction of Miss Viola E. Madaras. The plot involved the romantic Captain Applejack, seeking adventure, which he found right at home in the dramatic arrival of Anna Valeska who played up to his romantic ideas, and of Ivan Borolsky and Mr. and Mrs. Pengard. Through the cleverness of Anna Valeska, who posed as a Russian dancer, and was really the wife of Borolsky. a plan was made to rob the Applejohn home, but they were foiled in their attempt through the appearance of Johnny Jason, a real estate salesman, with too many good ideas. CHARACTERS Ambrose Applejohn - - - Coleman Perkins Ivan Borolsky - Edward J. Pesario Anna Valeska - - Myrtle B. Mellenthin Poppy Faire - - - Marie Kelley Mrs. Whatcombe - Leona MacElveen Mrs. Pengard - - Muriel Monroe Horace Pengard Vincent Amato Johnny Jason - - Joseph Manning Vincent Brady I Clare Duprau Putates ' Stephen Owsiany .William Daly

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Closs History--1937 The class of 1937 is the thirteenth class to graduate from Arlington High School. But this fact has little to do with our achievements. Twelve students received honor keys for high scholastic rating during the first three years of the high school course. It is the second class to receive so many keys. Those receiving them were: Vincent Amato, Marion Clark, Donald Cross, Joseph Eberhard, Cath- erine Grant, Charles Miller, Muriel Monroe, Helen Relyea, Phyllis Singleton, Evelyn Skelly, Raymond Smith, and Dorothy Zimmer. We continued with pride the publication of the year book. We sincerely hope the precedent established by the class of 1936 will be carried on by future classes. A class play was presented: Captain Applejack, which abounded in witty dialogue. The basketball team this season was composed chiefly of Seniors, and finished with flying colors one of the stiffest schedules in the school's history. In interclass basketball the boys succeeded in defeating other classes, during their Freshman, Junior, and Senior years. Our treasury has been increased by food sales, a milk fund, the selling of Christmas Cards, and a Senior Prom, In the course of both work and enjoyment, we have been led through the dark and perilous paths of learning. We have learned to share glorious victory and to brave defeat.

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Most Popular Most Studious Most Likely to Succeed Best Leader J olliest Most Beautiful Girl Most Handsome Boy Quietest Biggest Bluffer Most Bashful Best Athlete Most Emotional Most Ambitious Cutest Biggest Tease Laziest Best Dressed Most Friendly Most Humorous Most Romantic Teacher's Pet Best all around Sport Neatest Most Poise Most Sophisticated Frankest Most Talkative Peppiest Hair Eyes Lips Ears Teeth Nose Dimples Eyebrows Chin Complexion Hands Legs Shape Smile Personality Poll of '37 GIRLS Marie Kelley Phyllis Singleton Phyllis Singleton Muriel Monroe Lee MacElveen Dot Dinka Betty Sleight Dot Bargeski Marion Doughty Gert Hegeman Muriel Monroe Phyllis Singleton Alice Hayes Alice Hayes Alice Miller Dot Bargeski Evelyn Skelly Beatrice Rittinge Helen Relyea Ada Doughty Gert Hegeman Marie Kelley Merium Morgan Muriel Monroe Muriel Monroe Alice Hayes Marie Kelley I' BOYS Bus Barton Charles Miller Charles Miller Bus Barton Eddie Pesano Duck Sundbloom Ray Smith Windy Enders Vincent Brady Oscar Boone Coleman Perkins Charles Miller Bob Bennett Eddie Pesano Duck Sundbloom Vincent Amato Leonard McGlynn Eddie Pesano Bus Barton Coleman Perkins Bob Bennett Vincent Amato Jean Underwood Vincent Amato Eddie Pesano Windy Enders Bus Barton The Perfect Senior GIRLS Alice Hayes Rose Sabia Myrtle Mellenthin Marion Graham Anna Keenen Marion Clark Betty Wade Marion Graham Helen Clinton Marie Kelley Merium Morgan Anna Keenen Dot Dinka Evelyn Skelly BOYS Jean Underwood Leonard McGlynn Joe Manning Clare Duprau Charles Miller Bob Bennett Donald Cross Coleman Perkins Jean Underwood Duck Sundbloom Donald Timmons Bob Bennett Bob Bennett Coleman Perkins