Bayonne High School - Yearbook (Bayonne, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1942 volume:

- MKHICA is on the march! on tile march to maintain and to spread those “inalienable rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness,” the statement and the memory of which are immortalized in those historic documents reproduced in this hook. To us, the youth of America, falls an important task. It is the task of using every resource we have to preserve our democratic way of life. That we will do. To that we pledge ourselves. But despite the hard days that lie ahead, good times and old memories have their place, too, and must not he forgotten. Let this Year Book of 1042 remind us that life can he free and joyous, and in the strength of that memory, let us dedicate ourselves to the task of perpetuating that life for others— our American Wav. foreword Pour Year Book Staffs Dedication Administration and Faculty Class of February 11)42 Class of June 11)42 ('ndergraduate Classes Clubs and Activities Athletics Autographs Five Undergraduatc Manager Stanley Goldberg SEX I OR 11CSIX ESS COMMITTEE Left io Might. First Row. Ann Bcrcz-nik, Gloria Kline, Alice Dc Fabio, Dorothy I.iinon, Helen Miskura, Dorothy Balaney, Gertrude Kochanskv. Til-lie Ulman. Second Row: Joan Nelson, Shirley Freedman. Agnes Bakos, Blanche MirofT, Mary Dolceinascola. ICleanor McGee, Charlotte Ferguson, Alice Brennan, Mary Gonzales. Third Rmv: Charles Grodberg, Milton Cooper. Julius Vagan. Ann Magera, Jerome Golembcck, Edward Tomaszew-ski Irving Mattes. Absent: William Murray. Six VXDERGRADVATE COLLECTORS COMMITTEE Left to Right, First Row: Beatrice Konigsberg, Dorothy MeFadden, Marjorie Hiltz, Stanley Goldberg, Gertrude Landau. Norman Kipps, Jean Tame, William Matzen. Second Mine: Jerry Klcinman, Norma Mottshead, Mary I-amendola, Violet Magner, Peter Panaccione, Josephine Yaezko, Eleanor Soltis, Jean Pratt. Charles Manfredi. Third Roto: Philip San Giovanni, Helen Sawicki, Marjorie Courain, Marian Talian, Grace Mongello, Estelle Gottesman, Constance Apicella. Absent: John Xelesnick. David Donner, William Reilly, William Eggers, Milton Harmcr, John Bastek. Eleanor Os-trowe, Norma Olsen, Bertha Bonezek, Michclina Orlandini, Mildred Raus. Bertha Spozchial, Thomas Sclafane, Left to Right, First Row: Marie Jurcisin, Ethel Greenberg, Rita Homvn. Second Roto: Adelaide Decker, Anne Burke, Helen Adelson, Margaret Kinahan, Anne Dowling, Clementine Barone. Third Row. Mary Ball, Margaret Farrell, Kathryn Mooney, Mary Coakley. Fourth Rote: Mary Skripak, Anne Magera, Winifred Bradley. Standing: Rose Carlo, Dorothy Jasinski. Lcocadia Czachur, Alice Brennan, Agnes O'Neill, Antoinette Shortcll, Margaret Sammons, Jeanne Shorten, Mary Baron, Irene Grzegoski, Helen Kopaez. Editor-in-Chief Michael Spronck 1 o .'-UJ P'-tT . J ynyyrx lr M ; :kJ r W i AjUn yrd isiAA ■vJtMXy C KlAjJ o AuiJlCrJ L C htetLiil Assistant Editor Jean M JBripe STTIA ] “'' ■ t'rvJ' A rL -OOv ww v 71vj k l -L c Aa t+t-uAu :li. x-idJLtsi' f j Advitter: Margaret I). Clark kx t m. fan '777. Undergraduate Editor Howard Platt SENIOR EDITORIAL COMMITTEE Eight I'XDERGRADUATE EDITORIAL COMMITTEE I.cft to Rujht, hirst Rote: Iris Herman, Gloria Dewey. Rosemarie Yurick Howard Platt. Kay O'Donnell, Harriet Frank kr. Lillian Wait. Second Rote: Margaret Fargano. (jracc Golden, Genevieve Ziobro. Louise Jacobacci. Hedwig Milkowski, Knid Levine. Helen Pictraszewski. Helen Liga. Third Roto: Regina Kopchinski. Cyril Grecnstein. William Reiner. Stanley Lipschitz, George Chapman. Cara Hcth Richards, . IbsenI: Israel Gottesman. Alvin Mclser, Joseph O’Brien, Kathleen Williamson, John Barrett. SEXIOli EDITORIAL COMMITTEE (picture on page «S) Left to Right, First Row: Phyllis Foster. Doris Parnis. Frances Prehatney, Ruth Raport, Agnes McGlynn. St com! Rosv: Kleanor Hosking. Lillian Kgerman. Adelaide Decker. Michael Spronck, Jean McBride, Lillian Garlinklc, Robert Adams. Ruth Finite. Third Ron’: Shirley Kpstein. Gladys Raymond. Helen Kojiacz. Mary McGinnis, Daisy Boyd. Generic S aro. Shirley F'recdtnan. hileen Nelson. Tourth Row: Irwin Spector. Fhonias Sullivan. Milton Cooper, Monica Patch-kowski. Leslie Bermann, Albert Shcnkman. Bernard Goldstein. Absent: Rhoda Horowitz. Pauline Raketsky. Nine l mi true appreciation for his friendly leadership and his sympathetic co-operation, and in recognition of those human qualities which have made him liked and respected by all. we, the C lasses of 1042, dedicate this Year Hook to our principal and our friend, Dr. Walter F. Robinson. L Oil WALTER F. RORIXSOX yi . 3 . HOARD OF EDUCATION Caksak F. Ciabi'rri, President John M. Dzureck, Vice-Pres. Howard T. Greenly Thomas J. Beirxe James II. Murphy Isadoke Feldman Thomas A. Tretheway Patrick J. Gallagher Hiciiard C. Walsh Joseph A. Sklenar, Secretary Howard K. Merity, Pii.I). Superintendent of Schools Eleven Walter F. Kohixsox, Principal (rAUriel J. Starii.f., Assistant Principal Heads of Departments Commercial Robert J. Scott English Arnes A. Cawley Foreign Language Carolyn M. Swiney I-'dna C. Burritt Science Grace M. Gow Social SUnties WlLBUR Pl’RYIS Acting Head ('am mcrcial Department Anna R. Boyle Mary A. Comerford Nicholas J. Cornelia Michael Crotty Mae Donnelly Marietta Clark Flinn Flea nor Kam m erm an Francis Keller James J. Pryor Kvei.een M. Quinn Marguerite Reid ( iERALDI NE 1 EII) Bernice Shapiro Shirley 'I . Strum Lillian M. Sweeney Clara Tulbowitz Katherine A. Walsh Fidelis T. Wancler Alvin Weitz Harvey Yogman English Depart went K. Wilhelm in a Ackerman John M. Bailey Helen C. Beach Margaret D. Clark Ida Crogan JJIa. Helen K. Flynn Grace F. Jarvis (cP Florence C. Keppel Gladys Kern Marion N. Levis John W. M a hone Ida C. Ma I'LIZ A BET H STT ) HaLLORAN Dorothy Unangst Helen Wilson Twelve Foreign Language Department Elinor Cassidy Anna Lucia Dose her Solomon Katz Lottie M. Kukowski Edward J. Magner Vincent Pisano Marion A. Praed Katherine P. Spiegel Kdwari I. Thompson Mat he m a ties Depart m cut ISADORE CHERTOFF Samuel Goldstein Charles Koren Ida Xadworney Alexander O'Connor Fane Spargo Science Departmcut Oscar II. Bodeniiorn Alfred Brady Emily Foy Susan Z. Houseeeper John A. Marconi William C. Morley Marjorie Mutchlf.r tv.. John Polisin Sydna I '. Pritchard Praetical and Fine Arts Sarah A. Harrigan, City Supervisor of Serving Adolphus H. Muller, City Supervisor of Manual ' 'raining Helen M. Wakefield, City Supervisor of Music Joseph P. Devine Margaret G. Kelly Ruth K. Lawson XuNZIO PlNTAl'RO Mary ( VDonnell Library Elizabeth Welsh Leocadia Grzebik Physical Fd neat ion George Buttner Daniel A. Caprio Ada Kresch William J. Lee Ann McKech? Philip Tepper Mary B. Wuche Public Speaking Jennie I. Dougherty Medical Department Clara L. Prentiss C — Attendance Department Elizabeth Reid Social Studies Marjorie Borst Anna Botwinick Inez Davis Margaret M. Foley Elizabeth M. Glenn Abraham M. Golush Byron Haring John C. Josefoxvicz John B. Kerr Kuphemia S. Moodie Harmon Mudd Emma Plate Marcella Reid Marie Swiney Safe Driving I .EON ARD 11ARRISON Gustav Run Office Sylvia Rogow Margaret Garvf.n Ann B. Long Catharine Y. Reilly Thirteen For his generosity and sympathetic interest in all students with whom he worked, for his deep professional interest in the advancement of musical activities not only in Bayonne Senior High School hut in all the schools, we pay tribute to the memory of Benjamin Levy, conductor of the Bayonne High School Orchestra and Band. Died May 29, 1941 emonam For his interest in the cause of vocational education in Bayonne, for the quiet, unobstrusive manner in which he performed the most valuable of services, for the example of devotion to duty which he gave to all. we pay tribute to the memory of Frank A. Beardsley, instructor of Manual Training in Bayonne Senior High School and City Supervisor of Manual Training for . 11 years. Died January 28, 1941 Fourteen V • . it Cl. r A- 7 L v� vtj tor £ £. i ’ L . r+ o- -v — ''S •atssr . l - fc £ J if Almighty God, we make our earnest prayer, that Thou will keep the United States in Thy holy protection; that Thou wilt incline the hearts of tlu. citizens to cultivate a spirit of subordination and ol cdience to government; to entertain a brotherly affection and love for one another and for their fellow citizens. —George Washington 'I he Star-Spangled Banner. Original Manuscript Walters Art Callcry, Baltimore SEX I OK (LASS ADVISEES Edward J. Mag nick Shirley Strum Emma Plate James Pryor ACTIVITIES AWARD (Honor bestowed on Senior Students who have gained a total of at least twenty points i:i extracurricular activities.) Warren Rurns Marie Cerra Hetty Ross Leo Chase Carl Hatfield Dorothy Priester SEX I OK MEM BEKS OF ST I DEXT COXGKESS Marie Cerra Margaret O’Reilly Carl Hatfield Edward Kochanek Sixteen SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Warren Burns............................................................President Agnes S. Jermond...................................................Vice-President Frank T. Macklin........................................................Secretary Marion J. Yoka .........................................................Treasurer PRIZE WINNERS Alumni Medal—Valedictorian..................................Carl Hatfield Salutatorian Prize........................................Harriet Sweeney Presented by Bayonne Section, National Council of Jewish Women English Award............................................Carl Hatfield Mathematics Award...........................................Carl Hatfield Presented by Alumni Association of Central New Jersey Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Science Award..............................Carl Hatfield. Harriet Sweeney Presented by Rausch and Comb Co. Class Song................................................Steven Kasper Presented by Mrs. Agnes B. Wauters Ben M. A. Kline Memorial Medai............................Robert J. Hanlon Theresa Seclow Memorial Medai..............................Marie E. Cerra Benjamin J. Levy Memorial Medal .... David M. Uglianitsa Seventeen a a s Left to Kiglit, hirst Kmc: Peter Anastas. Kay Ratliycn. Edwin Cadmus. Warren Burns. Mr. Manner. Frank Mack tin. Mr. Pryor, Leo Chase. Walter Burroughs. Second Kmc: John Hal-denwang, Thomas Dombrowski, John Crowley, Nicholas Albancs, Robert Hanlon. Alfred Nurge. Anthony Cestari. Robert Teufel, William Druback. Maron Miller. Third Kmc: William Thomas, Sidney Schocfflcr. Steve Kasper. Sidney Singer. Nicholas Bibko, John DcLuca. John Haschak, William Taratko. Fourth Kmc: August Sencrchia. Merrill Fisher. John Survill, William Dzugan, Frank BarofT. Joseph Rizzo, Edward Kochanck. Fifth Kmc: William Laux, Steve Bejgrowicz, John Drizga, Manuel Bolin. Luke O’Rourke, George Szwcada, Eddie Rich val sky. REGISTRATION ROOM OFFICERS Room 223 Caw. Hatfif.i.d James F. Pryor Walter Burroughs Sidney Singer Frank Macklin Peter Anastas Student Council Representative Adviser Fresident Vice-President Secretory Treasurer Room 102 Edward Koch a nek Edward J. Magner Leo Chase Nicholas Ai.ranes Joseph Rizzo Edwin Cadmus Eighteen u!___ 1942 .eft to Ki; III. First Kmc: Helen McGuffic, Mollic Danishefsky, Mac O’Brien, Marian Voka, Mrs. Strum. Miss Plate. Nancy Jermond. Mary Paczkowski. Elizabeth Jenkins, Marie Cerra. Second Kmc: Dorothy Hladik, Luclla (iondcr, Shirley Margulies. Ethel Miller. Katherine Zevlas, Verna Hietanen, Helen Cam's, Angela DiMkco, Priscilla Pad we. Betty O’Donnell. Margaret O'Reilly. Katherine Mackcnn. Third Kmc: Lillian Berlin, Genevieve Kyprios, Ann Boruch. Rita McCarron, Rita Freedman. Ann Rushnak, Theresa Fuggi. Lillian Schaucr. Stella Marczewska. Tourth Kmc: Margaret Sikora, Gladys Nolan, Dorothy Dugan, Helen Korba. Dorothy Stuck, Rhoda Poswell. Mary Martinez. Frieda I zarus. Ann I-azur, Marcella Lucrczia. Fifth Kmc: Pauline Mannis-calki, Marie Hundley, Fannie Reo. Irene Safner, Helci Czech, Antoinette Campanile, Betty Ross. Harriet Sweeney, Helen Kiczek. Dorothy Priestcr. Eleanor Swabsin. Sixth Kmc: Marie Farley, Mary Higgins, Marietta DeTura, Verna Johnston, Catherine Bilak, Olga Oresko, Dorothy Fanning, Helen I rson. REGISTliA TIOX ROOM OFFICERS Room 216 Margaret O'Reilly Emma Plate Harriet Sweeney Margaret O’Reilly ANGELA De MICCO Katherine Mackenn Student Congress Representative Adviser President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Room 219 Marie Cf.rra Shirley Strum Marie Cerra Antoinette Campanile Olga Oresko Catherine Bilak Nineteen Most popular Marik Cerra Warrf.n Burns Frank Macklin (absent) i Nicholas Albanes Activities Usl er 3; National Honor Society; Mathematics Club 1; Teams: Interclass Basketball 2, Class Softball 2. Frank Baroff Activities Usher 1: Teams: Varsity Basketball 1. Class Basketball (Captain) 3. Lillian Berlin Activities Year Book Collector 1. Clubs: Reading 1, Glee 1. Library Council 2. Catherine Bilak Activities Usher 1 : Year Book Collector 1: Clubs: Athletic 1, Sergeants 1. Basketball 1. Peter Anastas Activities Cafeteria Leader 1: Teams: ( lass Softball 2. Football 2. Joseph Bejyrowicz Activities Teams: Class Touch foot-ball (Champions) 3, Soft-ball 3, Basketball 3. Nicholas Bibko Activities Club: Photography 1. Class Teams: Basketball 1. Soft-ball 1. Manuel Bohn Activities Usher I; Oh. Doctor!”; (ilee Club 2: Senior Dance Committee. Twenty Ann Boruch Activities Year Book Collector. Stephen Brelinsky Activities Usher 2: Cafeteria Leader 1; Teams: Softball 1. Football 1. Most likely to succeed Harriet Sweeney Cari. Hatfield Warren Burns Activities President of Senior Class: Life Begins at Sixteen : Year Book 2: Chairman of February Section of 1942 Year Book : Cafeteria Leader 1: Clubs: Debating 2. Dramatic 2. Library Council. Edwin Cadmus Activities Year Book Business Staff 1: Usher 1: Clubs: Glee 2. Dramatic 1. Fortnightly 1, Teams: Class Basketball 2. Marie Cerra Activities Business Chairman of February Section of 1942 Year Book : Assistant Circulation Manager of Beacon; Student Congress 2: Secretary of Student Congress 1 : Senior Dance and Prom Committees: Cheerleader 2: Clubs: Sergeants 1. Hostess 1. Dramatic 1. Walter Burroughs Activities Year Book Collector 2: Usher 1: Teams: Junior Varsity Basketball. Varsity Basketball 1. Track 1, Class Football 1. Basketball 1. Volleyball L Antoinette Campanile Activities Clubs: Hostess 1. Athletic 2. Sergeants 2. Basketball 2: Basketball Team 1. Anthony Cestari Activities Usher 1: Cafeteria Leader 1; Teams: Class Softball 1, Basketball 1. Twenty-one Most A title lie Walter Burroughs Dorothy Hi.adik (absent) Leo Chase Activities Student Congress 2: Student Activities Award; Ushers 3; Clubs: Mathematics 1. Dramatic 1, Fortnightly Discussion 1; Teams: Varsitv Swimming 2, Class Basketball 2. John Croivley Activities Teams: Class Basketball 2, Track 1. Softball 2. Helen Czech Activities Secretarial Club 1. Mollie Danishefsky Activities Student Congress 1; Year Book 2: Senior Dance Committee: Clubs: Hostess 1. (I lee 2. Mathematics 1. Reading 2, Library Council 2. John De Luca Activities Student Congress 1 : Class Basketball Team 1. Angela Di Micco Activities Senior Dance and Prom Committees; Clubs: Athletic 1. Sergeants 1. Bowling 1. Tennis 1. Secretarial 1. Marietta De Tura Activities Year Book 1 ; “Oh Doctor!”; Clubs: Dramatic 1. Secretarial 1. Bowling 1. Thomas Dombroiuski Activities Student Congress 1: Usher 1 : Mathematics Club 1 : Mathematics Team 1: Teams: Class Basketball 2. Softball 1, Track 1. Twenty-two John Drizga Activities Teams: Class Basketball 2, Softball 1. William Druback Activities Teams: Class Football 3, Basketball 3. Softball 3. Best Dancers Katherine Zf.vi.as Raymond Rathyen Dorothy Dugan Activities Attendance Clerk 1; Tennis Clnb 3. Dorothy Fanning Activities Senior Dance Committee; Usher: Clubs: Hostess 1, Athletic 2. Sergeants 2. Basketball 2: Basketball Team 1. William Dzugan Activities Football Club 1; Teams: Varsity Football 1. Class Basketball 2. Track 1, Softball 2. Marie Farley Activities dee Club 1. Harold Ferguson Activities Cafeteria Leader 1: Senior Dance and Ring Committees: Clubs: dec 1. Dramatic 1: Teams: Class Basketball 3, Track 1, Soft-ball 3. Merrill Fisher Activities Oh Doctor!”: Clubs: dee 2. Dramatic 1. Twenty-three Most Studious Harriet Sweeney Carl Hatfield Catherine Fraley Rita Freedman Activities Activities Usher. Editorial Co-Chairman of February Section of 1942 Year Hook : Clubs: Glee, Sergeants 2. Athletic 2, Reading 1. Mathematics 1. Library Council 1. Theresa Fuggi Activities Senior Prom Committee; Dramatic Club 1. Louella Gonder Activities Senior Prom Committee: Clubs: Tennis 1. Athletic 1. Sergeants 1. John Haldenwang Activities Clubs: Glee 1. Dramatic 1. Swimming Team 1. John Haschak Activities Teams: Class Touch foot-ball 3. Softball 3. Hasket-ball 3. Robert Hanlon Activities Senior Dance Committee; Student Congress 1: Cafeteria Leader ( President) 2 : Usher 2: Hand 1; Clubs: Fortnightly Discussion 1. Mathematics 3. Mathematics Team 1. Chemistry 1: Teams: Varsity Track 1. Swimming 4 (Captain), Class Basketball 1. Carl Hatfield Activities Valedictorian: Student Congress 3 : National Honor Society: Student Activities Award; Year Hook 1 : Circulation Manager of Beacon; “Oh Doctor!”; Clubs: Mathematics 1. Mathematics Team 1. Pho-lographv 1. Debating 1. Glee 1. Twenty-four Always Asking Questions Bf.tty Ross, John Haldenwa vn Sam Rosn'er, Merrill Fisher Dorothy Hladik Activities Usher 1: Senior Dance and Prom Committees: Cheerleader 2: Clubs: Sergeants 3, Tennis 1. Athletic 3. Varsity Basketball Team 3. Marie Hundley Activities Clubs: Athletic 1, Ser- geants 1, Tennis 1, Basketball 1. Elizabeth Jenkins Activities Student Congress 2; Year Book Collector 1: Clubs: Athletic 3. Sergeants 3. Basketball 1, Athletic Merit 1. Verna Johnston Activities Usher 1: Clubs: Athletic 1, Sergeants 1. Agnes Jermond Activities Vice-President of Senior Class: Student Congress 1: Usher I; Year Book 1: Oh Doctor! : dee Chib 1. Steve Kasper Activities Usher 2: Senior Dance Committee: Teams: Class Basketball 2. Softball 3. Twenty-five T Best Looking Marie Ckrra Edwin Cadmus Helen Kiczek Activities Glee C'lul). Edward Kochanek Activities Student Congress 2; Usher 2; Cafeteria Leader 1; Senior Cap and Gown Committee; Clubs: Chemistry 1, Mathematics 1, Chess 1: Teams: Class Basketball2, Track 1, Softball 1. Helen Korba Activities Secretarial Club. Helen Larsen Activities Clubs: Tennis. Sergeants. Athletic. Frieda Lazarus Activities Attendance Clerk 1 ; Clubs: Arts and Crafts 1. Glee, Hospitality 1. Sergeants 1. Athletic 1. Tennis 1. Ping Pong. Genevieve Kyprios Activities Year Book 1: Orchestra 3; Attendance Clerk 1: Clubs: Hospitality 1. Glee 1. Ping Pong 1. Tennis 1. Athletic 1. William Laux Activities Usher 2: Teams: Class Touch football 3. Softball 3, Basketball 3. Intramural Track 1. Anne Lazur Activities Glee Club 1. Txuenty-six Marcella Lucrezia Activities Assistant Treasurer of Registration Class. Katherine Mackenn Activities Senior Prom Committee; Clubs: Hostess 2; Basketball 3, Athletic 3, Sergeants 3. Tennis 1. Class Comedians Gkokgk Szweada Priscilla Padwe Frank Macklin Activities Treasurer of Senior Class; Usher 1 ; Cafeteria Leaders 1 ; Teams: Class Football 1. Softball 1. Basketball 1. Stella Marczewska Activities Senior Dance Committee; Athletic Ticket Collector 1: Clubs : I lostess 2. Athletic 3. Basketball 3. Sergeants 3, Varsity Basketball Team 3. Pauline Manniscalki Activities Tennis Club. Shirley Margulies Activities National Honor Society; Senior Prom Committee; Clubs: Hostess 1. Library Council 2. Mathematics 1. Reading 1. Athletic 1. Sergeants 1. Mary Martinez Activities Attendance Clerk 2; Clinic Attendant 2; Arts and Crafts 1: Athletic 3; Sergeants 1. Rita McCarron Activities Usher 1 : Senior Prom and Dance Committees: Clubs: Glee 1. Athletic 1. Library Council 2. Twenty-seven Best Dressed Edwin Cadmus Dorothy Hi.adik (absent) Helen MeGuffie Robert McKinley Activities Activities Year Hook 3; Clubs: Atb- Usher 1; Year Hook Col- Ietic 2; Sergeants 2. lector 1: Senior Prom and Ring Committees; Clubs: Glee 1. Dramatic 1; Teams: Class Basketball 3, Track 1. Robert McMinis Activities Usher 2: Cafeteria Leaders I : Teams: Class Haskct-ball 2. Softball 2. Ethel Miller Activities Senior Prom Committee; Clubs: Glee 2. Dramatic 1. Tennis 1, Athletic 1. Gladys Nolan Activities Clubs: Glee 1. Sewing 1. Tennis 1. Robert Melofchik Activities Junior Varsity Hasketball Team 1. Mar on Miller Activities Glee Club 1. Alfred Nurge Activities Student Congress 1: Clubs: Chemistry 1. Mathematics 1. Txvcnty-cight Mae O'Brien Activities Senior Prom and Dance Committees; Clubs: Athletic 2. Sergeants 2, Basketball 3; Basketball Varsity Team 2. Betty O'Donnell Activities Senior Prom and Dance Committees: Clubs: Dramatic, Tennis, I Miir Pour 1. Ahvays I.atc Robert Hani.on Marion Yoka Margaret O'Reilly Activities Acting Vice-President of Senior Class: Student Congress 1: Cafeteria Leaders (chairman) 1; Senior Prom Committee (chairman): Oh Doctor!”: Clubs: (lice 2, Dramatic 1. Tennis 1. Ping Pour 1, Basketball 1. Olga Oresko Activities Student Congress 1: Senior Prom Committee: (ilee Club 2. Luke O'Rourke Activities Usher 3: Teams: (.'lass Softball 3. Basketl all 3, Football 3. Priscilla Padwe Activities (ilee Club. Mary Packzkoivski Activities Senior Prom and Dance Committees: Year Book 2: Clubs: Tennis 1. Sergeants 3, Athletic 3. Bowling 1. Rhoda Poswell Activities Dramatic Club. Twenty-nine On Beacon Staff Marie Ckrra Cari. Matkiki.d Dorothy Priester Activities Student Congress 1 : National Honor Society; Student Activities Award; Senior Prom and Dance Committees; Chita: Hostess 1. Tennis 1. Ping Pong 1. Raymond Rathyen Activities Usher 2: Year Book Collector 1; Teams: Junior Varsity Basketball 1. Class Basketball 1. Baseball 1. Softball 1. Fannie Reo Activities Dramatic Club. Joseph Rizzo Activities Clubs: Library Council 1. Spanish 2: Class Basketball Team 1. Samuel Rosner Activities Usher 1; Teams: Football 2. Class Basketball 1. Edicard Richvalsky Activities Usher 1; Teams: Class Touch football (champions) 3, Softball .3. Basketball 3. Frank Romelczyk Activities Teams: Class Touch football 3. Basketball 3. Baseball 3, Intramural Track 1. Betty Ross Activities Senior Ring Committee; Student Activities Award: “Oh Doctor!”; Young Mr. Lincoln”: Clubs: Glee 3. Tennis 1 ; Ping Pong 1. Thirty Norman Ross Ann Rushnak Activities Senior Dance and Ring Committees: Usher 1: Clubs: Dramatic 1. Bowling 2. Debating 1, Mathematics 1. Activities Student Congress 1 : Freshman Handbook Committee 2; Dramatic Club 1. National Honor Society Members Dorothy Priester Shirley MAKori.iKs Harrikt Sweeney Carl Hatfield Irene Safiier Activities Senior I Lance Committee: Attendance Clerk : Usher; Clubs: Library Council 1. Photography 1. Hospitality 1. Lillian Schauer Activities Clubs: Library Council 1. Athletic 1. Sergeants 1. Tennis 1, Ping Pong 1. August Senerchia Activities Cheerleader 1. Genevieve Saieivitz Activities Dramatic Club 1. Sidney Schoeffler Activities Photography Club 1. Margaret Sikora Activities Tennis Club 1. Thirty one Winners of Hen Kline and Theresa Seclow Awards Marie Cerra Robert Hanlon (absent) P W W Lawrence Simonsen Activities L'slier 1 : Senior Dance Committee: Clubs: Debating 2, Dramatic 1; Teams: Class Softball 3. Basketball 2, Track 1. Sidney Singer Activities Usher 1: Cafeteria Leader 1: Teams: Class Football 3. Basketball 3, Softball 3, Intramural Track 1. Dorothy Stack Activities Senior Prom Committee; Clubs: Athletic 1. Basketball 1. Sergeants 1. Eleanor Swabsin Activities Year Book 1: Usher 1: Prom and Senior Dance Committee: Clubs: (lice 2. Athletic 2. Sergeants 2. Secretarial Club 1. Attendance Clerk 1. John Survill Activities Usher 1: Class Basketball Team 1. Harriet Sweeney Activities National Honor Society; Senior Prom Committee; Year Book 1: Clubs: Mathematics 1. Photography 1, Athletics 2. Sergeants 2. Library Council 1. Hostess 1, Tennis 1. George Szweada Activities Usher 1: Teams: Class Basketball 1. Football 1. Softball 1. William Taratko Activities Usher 1: Cafeteria Leader 1; Teams: Class Softball 1. Football (1940 Champs) 1, Basketball 1. Thirty-two Robert Teufel William Thomas Activities Activities Teams: ('lass Football 3. Usher 1; Mathematics Club Basketball 1, Softball 1. 1: Mathematics Team 1: Class Basketball Team 1. Winner of Agnes A. li 'miters Song Award and Benjamin Levy Music Award Stephen Kasper David Ucuanitza Helen Uanis Activities Senior Prom Committee; Clubs: Secretarial 1, Tenuis 1. Glee 1. Sergeants 1. Marion Yoka Activities Secretary of Senior Class; Senior Prom Committee; Student Congress 2; Usher 1; Glee Club 1. David Uglianitza Activities Beacon 1; Orchestra 3; Band 3: Clubs: Glee 2. Italian 1: Teams: Class Track 1. Katherine Zevlas Activities Senior Prom Committee; Usher 1; Clubs: Athletic2, Dancing 1. Glee 1. Sergeants 1. Dramatic 1. Thirty-three YEAR HOOK STAFF FOR Hits incss Manager, Marik Ckhka E(Iitorial Assistants Moi.uk Danishefsky Kleanor Swabsin Carl Hatfield Rita Freedman FEBRUARY 1H' SECTION Editor, Warren Burns B n si ness Issista n ts Mary Pack Mae O'Brien Kdwin Cadmus Walter Burroughs Thirty-four Th' ■ ■'� .; � .?,: •«?. o,„. «rf b°i„. s Hv... i«„.. s o ’'(A Vo a f a i 4 K-sJ t ’th « )f M a - Vice-President Harriet Cronin Secretary Olga Bednf.iz President Thomas Butler lute 1942 Motto: Courage, Resolution, Triu mph! Treasurer Blanche Miroff jmmm Rolling Up the Record for Bcdnci Thirty-six FACULTY advisers OF SENIOR CLASS Left to Right, Seated: Harmon Mudd. Chief Adviser: Frank Keller. Marietta Clark Flinn, Isadore CliertofT. Standing: John Hailey, John Josefowicz. Ida Crogan Jennie I. Dougherty Helen K. Flynn Margaret holey Gladys Kern Other Advisers Charles Korcn Marion Levis John Marconi Marv O’Donnell Marion Praed Edward Thompson Marcella Reid Marguerite Reid Katharine Spiegel I Lilian Sweeney Marie Swiney Left to Right. First Rene: James- McXerney, Blanche MirotT. Thomas Butler. Olga Bedneiz, Harriet Cronin, Adelaide Decker. Second Rmv: Ivleanor Hosking, Ann Dowling, Olga Kutcher, Anthony Morreale, Sadie Rio, Mary Miller. Eugenie Scarito. Jean Bender. Third Rote: Ruth Sohel. Roljert McGillis. Ann Klein, Alvin Fross. Julia Koval. David Van Strien. vlftSTUflil ' , And - Tfsrftjjrm With condescending benevolence Robert Shepsic Adams bestows his deep insight into the ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics and his profound erudition in all abstract and abstruse matters upon—but on second thought he keeps it to himself President Frank McCabe hlushingly leaves his part in the George Washington play to any aspiring Hamlet Dot Limon isn’t leaving Frank McCabe Sophie Lubera allocates her bottle of “giggling water” to Harriet Frankie Ray Felzak leaves his long legs to Israel Gottesman. Now he can look down on his classmates Josephine Stonek. in order to allay Rosemarie Yurick's incomprehensible anxiety, allocates her ] osition among the elite in the Honor Society to this super-student Milton Cooper bestows his knack for cracking wise at gushing French novels to Andrew Fabula Shirley Freedman's unceasing chatter goes to Joyce Cohen Artie Schwartz leaves his pass-collecting swagger to Emil Hudak Athena Michailides leaves the l oys in her French class in the lurch. Who's going to do the home work now? Alvin Cross leaves his crusading spirit for the betterment of B. H. S. to Tommy Fultz Melvin “Sampson Rosen’s high soprano is left to Francis Dowling Milton Garber and Shadow Sullivan leave their gruesome twosome to Marty Greenberg and Albert Isadore Kaplan Charles Goldberg leaves his dapper Beau Nash Euciiis Beebe style to Murray Rogow Ann Shortell leaves her two-toned hair to the next do-or-dyer Agnes McGlynn leaves her “Good Will Pact with Miss Wucherer to Grace Golden William Fein berg, our outstanding angler, leaves his ability to drop his hook among the Freshies to Willard Stcinert Tommy Butler leaves his “lolly” campaign to that up-and-budding politician Billy Eggers Winsome Harriet Cronin leaves her pleasant disposition to Howard Platt Ethel Brown and Betty Eldridge leave their share of America on wheels to Mary Bilesnansky and Betty Westervelt Shirley Epstein, Steve Hadjucek and Alfred Zakowski. our three Latin whizzes, give up their Life With Caroline to Iris Berman Seymour Licbennan leaves his “Babbling Brook to loquacious Gloria Dewey Theresa Iazctta wills her interest in the library to some book-minded Junior Frank Fultz leaves his free booklet lime to Ponce in Ten Rosy Lessons by Arthur Murray to Stanton Miller Gloria Mindlin and Doris Parnis. our He aeon drudges, go. dropping their typewriters into the laps of Helen Liga and Vera Lukaszewich Milton Donibrowski leaves his wide awake, ahvays-on-tlie-go, peppy manner to Edna Golden Jackie Werther leaves her ability to change her hair style every day to Dot Henna who can use a few new ones George I amliert leaves his in with Miss Glenn to John Serric The Features Committee leaves its ability to get no work done in a lot of time to the next group of competent seniors Sorrowfully our ultra-efficient head typist. Adelaide Decker bequeaths her shackles as Year Book maid-of-all-work to the next unsuspecting innocent who thinks it isn’t a hard job Philip Dobb leaves with the last word. Thirty-eiffhl WHO'S WHO IX THE SEXIOIt ( LASS On the Magazine Shelf Mademoiselle Doumbeat True Confessions Esquire II'oman's Home Companion Musical America Current Events Amateur Radio Scientific America A mat cur Photography On the Sc Shepherds Serenade Navy Hines Thanks for the Boogie Ride Day Dreaming Pennies from Heaven Take Me Out to the Pall Came Playmates With Plenty of Money and You I Then Do We Dance Breathless On the Sil The Great Dictator The Men In Her Life Smilin' Thru Man Hunt 'Three Cheers for the Irish Private Secretary Melody Lane Babes on Broadway All Through the Night Hold Back the Dawn On the Ho From the Land of the Silent People Pied Piper Rabble in Arms Blood, Sweat, and Tears Sentimental Tommy Sense and Sensibility Ladies of the Press II 'indswept The Lively Lady Vanity Fair Ethel Greenberg Irving Mattes. Flo Lasinski Patty Janicke Jerry Greenberg Muddy Fitztnanricc Mario Pirozzi Joan Sharkey Leon Wolper Henry Dombrowski Seymour I .ieberman in - Sheets Mr. Mudd’s Lambs Howard Hazzard Will Bradley Mary Miller Blanche Miroff Bill Warner Sophie Lubera. Mary McGinnis George Lambert Milton Garber and Marilyn Doync Julia Pfister ver Screen Michael Spronck Eleanor Petrovich Jerry Golombeck Dorothy Oxc O’Brien. O’Shea, McNcrncy Olga Bednciz Rosemary Brady Jackie Gallagher, Muriel Sherman Bernard Goldstein Exam Night ok Shelves Betty DiMeola Anthony Morreale The Juniors The Seniors Thomas Butler Marion Sklcnar Shirley Lipschitz. Dorothy Kisenberg Eleanor Miller Jean Shorten Gertrude Kochansky Thirty-nine Ruth Abrams R clieves that a thing well said is a thing well done. 11 opes to be a typist. S erved on registration room committees. Helen Adelson R usy making mischief. 11 opes to Ik- a singer. Served on Year Rook 1, Glee Club 1, “Oh Doctor! Ethel Albach R usy keeping out of trouble. I I ojk-s to Ik- a secretary. Served on Rand 2, Orchestra 1. Aram Aljian R clieves that hard work hurts no one. II opes to Ik- President. Served on Junior Prom Committee. Robert Amses . , • R usy with sports. J j 11 ojk-s to Ik an aceohimuit. S erved on Osjups Club0 2;1 Teams: C'l. s Raskytb.lll 3, Softball 2. V John Adomaitis R usy building model airplanes and shijis. Hopes to Ik- a ball player. Served on Clubs: Usher 1. Cafeteria Leaders 1: Teams: Varsity Football 1 Class Ras-ketball 2. Softball 2. Dorothy Aichele R clieves that walking is good exercise. 11 opes to Ik a laboratory technician. Served on Clubs: Usher 1, Glee 1. Alfred Algeria R usy rolling up jioints. II opes to Ik a draftsman. Served on Ushers Club 1, Teams: Varsity Football 1. Class Basketball 2. Softball 2. Soccer 1. Gertrude Allen R clieves that a pretty face is an asset. I I opes to Ik a secretary. Served on registration room committees. Sophie Anastas R usy with Red Cross activities. I I ojk-s to be a secretary. Served on Junior Red Cross 1, Ping Pong Club 1. Forty Patricia Anfuso Student Activities Award B usy with patterns, scissors, and needles. H opes to Ik- a dress designer. Served in Junior Red Cross, (ilee Club 1. ()b I )• ct« � r ! Agues Bakos B elieves that size has nothing to do with importance. 11 opes to be a secretary. S erved on Year Book 2. Beacon 1. Clubs: Basketball 1. Ping Pong 1. Sergeants 2. Athletic Merit 2; Teams: Junior Varsity Basketball 1. Rae Apicella B usy with guidance activities. H opes to Ik a secretary. Served on Senior Prom Committee. Flag Twirlers Club 1. Frank Arlington B usy with nothing in particular. 11 opes to lx a marine. S erved on Ushers Club 2. Dorothy Balaney B usy keeping Year Book accounts. H opes to be an aviatress. Served on Beacon 1. Year Book 2 (Assistant Business Manager). Student Congress 2, Senior Prom Committee, Dramatic Club 1. Mary Ball B usy with Class finances. 11 opes to lx a secretary. Served on Clubs: Dancing 1, Typing 1. Mary Bar an B usy collecting odd trinkets. H opes to lx a receptionist. Served on Year Book 1. “Trial By Jury”: Clubs: Glee l. Portia 1. Hostess 1. Stephen Barba B usy playing ping-pong. H opes to be an engineer. Served on Clubs: Usher 1. Cafeteria Leaders 1: Teams: Class Softball I. Basketball 1. Gerald Baroff ident Activities Award making people laugh. to lx a bac :1 on I3eac( Sen Studc Us Leader 2. V 'arsity Foe ming 1. tst. ial by 3m V tanmit-CongresV, 1 : 3. Cafeteria lee 1: Teams: •all 2. Swim- Marion Barbieri Believes in stimulating school spirit. H opes to lx a newspaper reporter. Served on Senior Prom Committee: Clubs: dec 2. Italian 1: Teams: Varsity Softball 1. Class Softball. John Baron B usy with sports. H opes to be a success but doesn’t know in what! Served on Clubs: Usher 1. Cafeteria Leaders 1. Senior Prom Committee: Teams: Basketball 2. Softball 2. Clementine Barone Believes that laughter is a tonic. 11 opes to Ik a secretary. Served on Year Book 1. Catherine Bartenhagen B elieves that hard work is good for body and soul. Hopes to be a bookkeeper. Served on Clubs: Sergeants 1. Athletic 1. Attendance Clerk 1. Bernice Basow B elieves that gum chewing aids beauty. Hopes to Ik- a cosmetician. Served on Heading Club 1. Mary Bator Believes that life should be full of fun and frolic. 11 opes to be a secretary. S erved on registration room committees. Robert Bauer B usy with sports. H opes to be a basketball coach. Served on Junior Red Cross 1. Junior Dance Committee 1 : Clubs: Usher 2. Cafeteria Leaders 1: Teams: Jay-Vecs 1. Class Softball 1. Basketball 1. Football 1. Olga Bedneiz Student Activities Award Busy with Senior Class affairs. H opes to Ik- a radio announcer. Served on Student Congress 1. Secretary of Senior Class: Clubs: Secretarial 1. Dramatic 1. Glee 1. licacon 1. Josephine Barresi B usy knitting for the Red Cross. Hopes to he dressmaker. Served on Dramatic Club 1. Edward Barulli B usy leading cheers. Hopes to Ik- a physical training teacher. Served on Year Book 1. Clubs: Dancing 1. Cheerleaders 1. Cafeteria Leaders 1. Defense Stamp Committee 1. Athletic Ticket Committee 1. John Baszczewski B elieves that dancing should In-part of the curriculum. 11 opes to be a hard worker. S erved on Usher Club 1. Teams: Class Basketball 3. Softball 3. Charles Bauer B usy with class sports. Hopes to Ik- an aviator. Served on Clubs: Usher 1, Cafeteria Leaders 1: Senior Flection Committee 1; Teams: Class Softball 2. Basketball 1. Billie Baur B usy writing letters. Hopes to be a stenographer. Served on Year Book 2; Oh I Joctor! : Clubs: (Jlec 2. Swimming I. Library Council 1. Alfred Beebe B usy on the Swimming Team. 11 o|K s to Ik- a sailor. S erved on Senior Flection Committee. Usher Club 2; Teams: Track 2. Class Basketball 2. Football 1. Softball 2. Varsity Swimming. Forty-txvo lers 1. Helen Bereska B usy with tripping “the light fantastic.” II opes to be a dressmaker. Served on Clubs: Glee 1, Ushers 1. Clement Berger I? usy with school studies and craft hobbies. H opes to be a marine lieutenant or professional athlete. Served on Clubs: Cafeteria Leaders 1, Ushers 1, Glee 1; Teams: Class Basketball 2, Softball 2. Margaret Bender B clicvcs in the abolition of homework. I I opes to Ik- an actress. Served on Senior Prom Committee. Senior Student Council: Club: Glee- 1. Basketball 1. Anne Bereznik B usy gathering souvenirs. Hopes to lie a secretary. Served on Year Book 2. Oh Doctor!”: Clubs: Ping Pong 2. Sergeants 1. Athletic 1. Tennis 2, Glee 1. I Leslie Bermann B usy with chemicals. H opes to Ik- a research chemist. S erved on Year Book 1. Athletic Ticket Committee 3: Clubs: Ushers 1. Chemistry 1. Steven Biezicki B usv with stamp and coin collecting. H opes to l e a banker. S erved on Ushers Club 1. Dorothy Billie B suy writing poetry. H opes to be a nurse. S erved on Junior Red t'ross. Junior Prom Committee. Glee Club 2. Harriet Blann B usy haunting famous for jheir aujbgrapb di H ctOJb bey a S eFve T oil J til 'S Clubs: Drain it} A 73 [tyvfl ople BKf Red Cross, 1. Hospital- Beatrice Biel National Honor Society B elieves that bowling keeps you in perfect shape. 11 opes to Ik- a dress designer. Served on Clubs: Glee 1. Dramatic 2. Hospitality 1. Spanish 1. Isabelle Bingham B elieves in building school spirit. Hopes to Ik- a housewife. Served on Clubs: Merchandising 1. Athletic 1. Swimming 1. Dance 1. Stephanie Blicharz B elieves in not working loo hard. 11 opes to lie an air stewardess. S erved on Clubs: Arts and Craft 1, Photography 1. Hospitality 1. Winifred Bodsoti B usy trying to ride a horse. Hopes to he secretary. Served on Clubs: School Store 1. Merchandising 1. Athletic 1. Sergeants 1. Swimming 1, Arts and Crafts 1. Dorothy Boltz B usv with Red Cross Work. Hopes to Ik- a typist. S erved on Clubs: Library Council 1, Bing Bong 1, dice 1, Tennis 1. Grace Bonner B usy reading a good lx ok. H opes to Ik- a nurse. Served on Clubs: Hospitality 1. Italian 1. Mary Bonner B elieves that conversation is an art. ] I opes to Ik- an interior decorator. Served on Clubs: Glee 1. Basketball 2. Dancing 1: Teams: Junior Varsity Basketball 1. Mary Alice Bonner Believes that skating keeps the figure trim. 11 opes to Ik- a dress designer. S erved on Registration Room Committees. Mary B. Bonner 15 usy buying colorful socks. 11 opes to Ik- a secretary. S erved on Bortia Club 1. Lillian Booth B elieves that honesty is the best policy. 11 opes to be a secretary. Served on Glee Club 1. Daisy Boyd 15 usy with drawing and designing. H opes to be a clerk. Served on Year Book 2,Junior Brom Committee, Athletic Ticket Committee 2. Catherine Boyle 15 elieves that good talk is the spice of life. H ojk-s to Ik a secretary. Served on Defense Stamp Committee. Junior Brom Committee. Trial by Jury : Clubs: Glee 1. Bortia 1. Secretarial 1. ( . 5 elieves that d tlay should ] ass without a kxI laugh. I opes to Ik a journalist. S erved on Year Book 1. Senior Brom Committee. “Trial Injury”. Athletic Ticket Committee 1; Clubs: Glee 1, Twirlers 1. Bing Bong 1. Athletic Merit 1. L Forty-four ternary Brady Natioba Honor Society Student Activities Award .ith vdcjrl lessons. a kindergarten Hand 2. Junior Prom mittee, “Oh Doctor!’’, by Jury”; Clubs: Glee afeteria leaders 1, Hos-1. Alice Brennan B elieves that all's fair in love and war. H opes to Ik- a world traveler. Served on Ykar Book 1. Rhoda Bronstein Busy getting patients ready for the chair. Hopes to be a dental assistant. S erved on Mathematics Club 1. Jean Burge B elieves that wrinkles should show only where smiles have been. 11 ojk's to lx- a secretary. Served on Senior Prom Committee 1 : Clubs: Merchandising 1. School Store 1. Hospitality 1. Anne Burke B elieves that seeing is believing. H oiK-s to lx- an Airline hostess. Served on Ykar Book 1. Oh Doctor”: Clubs: Glee 1. Basketball 1. Athletic Merit 1, Ping Pong 1. Agnes Butler B elieves in changing clouds to sunshine. H opes to be an Airline hostess. Served on Clubs: Glee 1. Ping Pong 1. Spanish 1. Helen Burnett B usy buying fancy slux-s. Hopes to lx a secretary. S erved on registration room committees. Ann Butler B usv reading. 11 o|k s to lx- a secretary. S erved on registration room committees. Joseph Byrnes B elieves that the best way to explain ideas is to draw them. Hopes to lx? a commercial artist. S erved on Ykar B(x k 1. Junior Prom Committee. Defense Stamp Committee. Ailsa Campbell B usy collecting pictures of movie stars. H opes to Ik- a secretary. S erved on registration room committee. Augnma Cam sano I? elicW ratwindow shopping is real fun. I I opes to Ik- a secretary. Served on Hospitality Club 1. Bernice Cannon B usy attending tin- Paramount Theater. Hopes to he a secretary. Served on registration room committees. Ralph Carrozza B usy doing his homework in sch(K)|. 11 opes to he a marine. S erved on Varsity Football 2: Clubs: Football 1. Ushers 2. Alice Carvalho Believes that beautiful hands are those that type. H opes to be a typist. Served on Beacon 1. Secretarial Club 1. Rose Carlo Believes that there is no place like home. H opes to be a private secretary. Served on Year Book 1. Margaret Carson B elieves that pleasure comes first. 11 opes to Ik a model. Served on Junior Prom Committee, Oh Doctor!”; Clubs: Dramatic 1. Athletic 1. Sergeants 1. Tennis 1. Ushers 1. School Store 1. Marie Castagna B elieves that operatic music far surpasses this jitterbug stuff. 11 ojk-s to Ik- a secretary. S erved on registration room committees. Aspasia Chagaris B usy sewing and ringing the chimes. Hopes to Ik- a dressmaker. Served on Orchestra 3. Junior Red Cross. Oh Doctor! . Trial bv Jurv . Hospitality Club. Albina Chmiel B elieves that you should hear her before you sec her. 11 opes to be a secretary. Served on registration room committees. Forty-six Joseph Chonko 15 clicvcs that gum takes the place of food. H opes to be a boxer. S erved on Junior Prom Committee 1. Ushers Club 1: Teams: Class Basketball 3, Softball 2. Baseball 2, Volley Ball. Bernadette Cleary Believes that skating is the ideal pastime. II opes to be a secretary. Served on Clubs: Merchandising 1. Mathematics 1. School Store 1. Norman Cohen B clicvcs that the world owes him a living. II opes to be a success. S erved on Class Softball Team 2. Margaret Colgan B usy skating and knitting. II opes to be a secretary. Served on Tennis Club 1. Catherine Condon Busy with class affairs. Hopes to l c a bookkeeper. S erved on Senior Student Council 1. Junior Prom Committee 1. Portia Club 1. Christine Conte B clicves that she must stay as sweet as the candy she sells. H opes to be a secretary. S erved on Hostess Club 2. Forty-seven James Christie B usy with all kinds of sports. H opes to lx- a coach. Served on Junior Dance Committee. Ushers Club 1: Teams: Varsity Football 1. Class Basketball 2. Softball 2, Volleyball 1. Mary Coakley B usy collecting photographs of friends. H opes to lx- a typist. Served on Year Book I. Gloria Colacino B clicves that what's worth doing is worth doing well. Hopes to lx a salesgirl. Served on Clubs: Merchandising 1. School Store 1. Alyce Cortiins Student Activities Award Believes that all should lx- gay. H opes to lx- a secretary. Served on Itcacan 1. Student Congress 1. Oh Doctor!”; Clubs: Dramatic 1. Photography 1. Glee 2. William Co7inor B usy writing poetry and collecting stamps. Hopes to lx- a salesman . S erved on Chess Club 2: Teams: Class Basketball 2. Softball 2. Tennis 2. Football 1. - H opes to lx- a surgeon. Served on Year Book 2, J un'or Prom Committee: Clubs: Reading 2. Cafeteria Leader 1. Chemistry 1. Madeline Costello B usy learning to drive. 11 oiK s to Ik- a commercial artist. S erved on Senior Student Council. Ruth Covert B usy dancing and knitting. 11 opes to Ik- an accountant. S erved on Ushers Club 2. Clare Coughlin B elieves that a good memory is a marvelous tiling. H opes to be a secretary. S erved on registration room committees. Claire Cromey B usv with many things. 11 opes to be a model. Served on Year Book 1. Glee Club 3. rarriet ,C0oni Student flrzmptics Award usy tjyyng to attend three nx-ijWgs at once. be a social worig-r. fve l on licacki 1. Yi 'Prcsi-dent of Seniorl ChilvT Student Congress 3; Vwy ■ Hostess 2, Dramatic 2.T gi-ants 2. Cafeteria I .eadeys 1. Junior Red Cross 1. Cl Fred Crane Believes in taking things with a grain of salt. II opes to Ik an electrician. S erved on Ushers Club 2. Viola Curtis I , elieves that the early bird does not catch the worm. 11 opes to be a laboratory technician. Served on Clubs: Library 1, Glee 1. Leocadia Czachur Believes that there's no place like Times Square. H opes to Ik an office worker. S erved on Year Book 1. Marilyn Cyester Believes in perfect attendance. or else! Hopes to Ik a bookkeeper. Served as Attendance Clerk 1. Rose D'Alessio B usy selling defense stamps. 11 opes to be a stenographer. Served on Defense Stamp Committee : Clubs: Merchandising 1. Hospitality 1. School Store 1. Forty-eight Adelaide Decker Student Activities Award B usy being an efficiency expert. H opes to be a private secretary. Served on Year Book 2 (Committee Chairman), Student Congress 1. Senior Prom Committee, Beacon 1. Senior Student Council, Junior Red Cross; Clubs: Sergeants 1. Cafeteria I-eaders 1. Swimming 1. Ushers 1. Portia 1, Knitting 1. Lorraine Dallas Believes in keeping in the background. H opes to be a secretary. Served on Clubs: Glee 1. Reading 1. Hospitality 1. William Dancisin B usy with sports. H opes to be a success. Served on Ushers Club 1. Class Softball Team 1. Alice DeFabio 1� usy counting money. H opes to l e nurse. S erved on Year Book 2, Clubs: Library Council 2, Sergeants 1, Athletic 1, Athletic Merit 1. Mary DeFino B usv listening to the radio. 11 opes to be a secretary. Served on Dramatic Club 1. Jean DeLaurentis B usy dancing. 11 ojk's to Ik? an analyst. S erved on Clubs: Dance 3, Mathematics 1. Library Council 1. Dorothy Der us B usy reading and knitting. 11 ik?s to be a secretary. S erved on Student Congress 1 : Clubs: Glee 1, Dramatic 1. Ann Derish B usy roller-skating. 11 ojk-s to be a typist. Served on Clubs: Ushers 1. Photography 1. Jean DeSena B usy creating hair styles. 11 opes to be a beautician. S erved on registration room committees. Anita DeSilva B usy in the library. H opes to be a typist. Served on registration room committees. Borly-ninc Mary Dickey B usy collecting pictures. 11 opes to he a secretary. S erved on Oh Doctor!”: Clubs: Athletic 1. Sergeants 1. Glee 1. Ushers 1. Ellen Di Croce 11 usy rah, rah, railing to victory. 11 opes to Ik- a secretary. Served on Junior Red Cross 1; Clubs: Cheerleaders 1. Basket hall 2. Library Council 1, Athletic 2, Dramatic 1. Hospitality 1. Sergeants 3, Photography 1. Elizabeth Di Meola B usv being sweet to everyone. H opes to he an air hostess. Served on Clubs: Tennis 1, Italian 1. Reading 1. Mary Dolcemascolo B usy dancing, drawing, and designing. 11 opes to Ik a costume designer. S erved on Junior Prom Committee. Year Book 2. “Oh , Doctor!”, Glee Club 2. I W ‘ v . j Milton Doinbrowski B usy with athletics. Hopes to Ik a college student, and then—? Served on Junior Prom Committee. Trial by Jury , Oh Doctor” : Teams: Class Soft-ball. Basketball. Alberta Donner B usy doing her hit by selling Defense Bonds. 11 opes to be a laboratory technician. Served on Junior Prom Committee. Beacon 1; Clubs: Ushers 1. Reading 1. Photography 1, Library 1. Margaret Dillon Busy shooting baskets. H opes to Ik a white collar girl. Served on Basketball Club 1. r AO Stud Dobl B usy addihg to bis flection records. 11 opes to H musician.) Served onmmior Pr« nv mittee HJihcrs Club 1. m fyjleiiry Dombrowski Student Activiti National Hoik BViisv . lyitli radio to Ik an engineer— ‘lemical or electrical. Served on Junior Red Cross, Beacon 1; Clubs: Library Council 1. Photography I, Reading 1. Chemistry 1. Radio Technicians Squad 2. Florence Domenico B usy drawing. 11 opes to Ik a dress designer. Served on Ushers Club 1. Fifty Ann Dowling 15 usy with Senior Class Activities. H opes to be a typist. S erved on Senior Student Council 1. Year Hook 1. Senior Prom Committee. (lice Club 1. Marilyn Doyne 15 clieves that love rules the world. H opes to be a music professor. Served on Junior Red Cross 1. Defense Stamp Committee; Clubs: Basketball 1. Hostess 1. Sergeants 3. Athletic 3, Athletic Merit 1. Michael Dubowsky 15 clieves that the girls like athletic men. Hopes to find employment. S erved on Teams: Class Soft-hall 3. Basketball 3; Ushers % C lub 2. Jeanne Drzewinski 15 usy looking for spare time. H opes to be a laboratory technician. Served on Junior Red Cross; Clubs: Photography 1. Arts and Crafts 1. Tennis 1. Basketball 1. Ping Pong 1. Joseph Dziuba 15 usy playing shuffle-board. 11 ojk’s to be a success. Served on Teams: Class Basketball 3. Softball 2. aim, verbosity lx a C'Mim M (f� ar- d on(jjvaco)i 1. Year Book bmmittcc Chairman). Junior Red Cross: Clubs: Reading 3, Dramatic 2. Mathematics 1. . r i —r James Eagen B usy tickling the ivorys. H opes to Ik a journalist. S erved on registration room committees. Dorothy Eisenberg B usy with the Red Cross. H opes to Ik an efficient secretary. S erved on Beacon 1 ; Clubs: Dramatic 1. Ping Pong 1. Betl E ri lieves tlret skailiil for a weary H opes to be a S erved on CM letic 1. Ser Merit 1. good 2. Ath-Athletic Regina Engel B usv preparing for that medi-cai career. H opes to be a nurse. S erved on registration room committees. Natalie Esposito II usv visiting the Fivc-and-Ten. 11 opes to Ik- a dress designer. S erved on Junior Red Cross, Oh Doctor!”, Attendance Clerk: Clubs: Glee 1. Usher 1. night oil. 11 opes to lx- an S erved on Y, Red Cross 2; tic 3j Readin, Iterpreter. dm .Tubs: Drama- John Fahrion Busy with craft hobbies and school studies. Hopes to be a soldier. Served on Clubs: Glee 1.Chess 1. Cafeteria Leader 1. Ping Pong 2: Teams: Class Basketball 2. Softball 2. Football 2. Margaret Farrell B elieves in asking questions. H opes to be a secretary. S erved on Year Book 1, Ping Pong Club 1. Jeanne Faser B usv dancing. 11 opes to lx- a bookkeeper. S erved on Junior Prom Committee. Bernice Feigenbaum B usv getting training for her life’s work. 11 opes to lx- a veterinarian. S erved on Attendance Office Staff. Raymond Felczak B usv putting the basketball team on the map. Hopes to lx a draftsman. S erved on Teams: Varsity Basketball 3. Track I, Football 1. Charlotte Ferguson B usv giggling. 11 opes to lx a bachelor girl. Served on Year Book 1. Glee Club 1. Mary Finch I! usv smiling at the world. Hopes to lx a receptionist. Served on Clubs: Athletic 1. Sergeants 1. Basketball 1. Fifty-two Ruthe Finnie R usy going to or from the Grand Central. 11 opes to be in some branch of naval service. Served on Student Congress 1, Year Rook 2: Clubs: Swimming 1. Photography 1. Marion Fitzgerald R usy collecting stamps. Hopes to Ik- a singer. S erved on Glee Club 1. Robert Fitzmaurice R usy with horse-back riding. 11 opes to Ik- a veterinarian. Served on Clubs: Glee 2. Dramatic 2. Cafeteria Leader 1: Oh Doctor!” Elvera Furfara B clicvcs in being as neat as a pin. 11 opes to be a secretary. Served on Clubs: Sergeants 1, Athletic 1. Hostess 2. Dramatic 1. Swimming 1. Alice Gallagher R usy developing pictures. 11 opes to Ik- a secretary. S erved on Clubs: Glee 2. Ushers 1: Oh Doctor! , Trial by Jury”. Geraldine Flynn R elieves in hard work. 11 opes to be a secretary. S erved on Student Congress 1: Clubs: Hostess 2. Dramatics 1. Swimming 1. Shirley Freedman Student Activities Award National Honor Society R usy bringing sweet sounds from her violin. 11 opes to be a secretary. Served on Year Rook 1. Beacon 1. Orchestra 2; Clubs: Reading 1. Hospitality 1. Portia 1. Match-a-Patch 1. Marvin Gale r)(j R usy with chemistry. II opes to Ik- a naval officer. S erved on Student Congress 1: Teams: Varsity Rasketball 1. Class Basketball 2. Softball 2. Charles Gallagher R usy with football scores. Hopes to Ik- a lawyer. Served on Junior Red Cross, School Store 1. Fifty-three John Gallagher B usy with ice-crcani floats. H opes to be a success. S erved on Senior Student Council. Junior Prom Com iittce. 1‘shc Club I: JMUtqj i Garber res tijM all good things e UJan end. s n be a commercial pilot y on Reading Club 3, ;s Softball Team 3. 5tudem Aetivitics Awar } twvni '-dreaming, -'opes: to be iOjnjWizinc illus-t r a tor , crved jjfrStudcnt) Congress 3. Year Book Y, Beacon 1: T. 1uds: Mathematics 1, Dramatic 1. Reading 1. Marjorie Gallagher B elieves in worrying little, and studying less. H opes to Ik- an air hostess. S erved on registration room committees. Anne Gardner B usy skating and dancing. H opes to Ik a bookkeeper. S erved on registration room committees. Florence Garrison B usy with sports. H opes to Ik a secretary. Served on Clubs: Dramatic 1. Ushers 1. Secretarial 1, Basketball 1. Twirlers 1, Tennis 1. Pauline Gebrian B elieves in collecting records. I I oiks to Ik a secretary. S erved on Senior Student Council 1. Junior Prom Committee. Helen Gelirhardt B usy roller-skating. I I opes to Ik a secretary. S erved on registration room committees. Jane Geibel B usy reading books. H opes to Ik a receptionist. S erved on Junior Red Cross. John Gers B elieves that a quiet tongue shows a wise head. I I opes to Ik a skilled worker. Served on Student Congress 1, Ushers Club 2, Class Softball Team 2. Gloria Ghlzzone Busy winning friends. 11 opes to Ik a nurse. S erved on Junior Red Cross; Clubs: Arts and Crafts 1. Ushers 1. Glee 1. Hospitality 1, Italian 1. Ping Pong 1. Fifty-four Mary Gibb Believes that no good ever came of hurrying. H opes to lx a typist. Served on Glee Club. II usy snapping pictures. H opes to be a photographer. S erved on Ushers Club 1: Teams: Varsity Track 1. Class Basketball 1, Track 1. Softball 1. Ruth Gill B usy with Red Cross Work. H opes to lx- a secretary. S erved on Hospitality Club. Pearl Glass B usy with sports. Hopes to he a comptometrist. S erved on Clubs: Sergeants 2, Athletic 2, Ping Pong 2. Tennis 1. Basketball 1. Donald Glave B usy quietly collecting stamps. H opes to be a dentist or a minister. S erved on Dance Club 1; Teams: Class Volleyball 1, Basketball 1. Leocadia Godfryt National Honor Society B usy window-shopping. H opes to lx a nurse. Served on Clubs: Hospitality 1, Photography 1. George Glowacki B usy bowling. H opes to lx a junior draftsman. S erved on Teams: Class Basketed 2. Softball 2. Gertrude Goldberg B usy attending movies. 11 opes to be a secretary. S erved on Reading Club 1. Howard Goldberg National Honor Society B usy with chemistry, drumming. and aviation. 11 opes to lx a chemical engineer. S erved on Year Book 1. Band 1. Radio Technicians 1. Junior Prom Committee: Clubs: Usher 1. Chemistry 1. Alvena Golden B usy being a jitter-bug. H opes to lx a mortician. S erved on Clubs: Sergeants 3. Athletic Merit 2. Basketball 1, Glee 1. Library Council 1. a 7 B usv tinkering JluJa. erve l itttee IT'Teams ; kethall 1. Baseball 1. Florence Golias It usy with bookkeeping. 11 opes to be a secretary. . Served on Clubs: I emus Hospitality 1. Walter Gonder It clieves in an eat and be merry” philosophy. Hopes to Ik- a draftsman. Served on Class Teams: Soft-ball 3. Volleyball 3. Football 3. Golombeck Mary Gonzales It usy trying to collect money. H opes to be a dancer. S erved on Year Hook 2: Clubs : Spanish 2. Ping Pong 1. Tennis 1. Howling 1. Elizabeth Graefe It elieves in crossing bridges when you come to them. H opes to lie a commercial artist. Served on Glee Club 1. Senior Prom Committee. Julius Gorky It usy with miniature gas motors and planes. Hopes to lx- an airline pilot. Served on Teams: Class Basketball 2. Softball 2. Ethel Greenberg It elieves in never putting things off till tomorrow. II opes to be a white-collar girl. Served on Year Hook 1. Greenbera flings aCp«4nauticliP n aykdor. r Prom Com- s: Ushers 1. Ca-idcrs 1. Michael Griffin It usy getting into hot water . i l opes to lx- a sports commentator. Served on Teams: Class Basketball 3. Football 1. Baseball 3; Ushers Club 1. Frances Greene It usv collecting airplane lapel gadgets. H opes to lx- an aviatrix. Served on Hospitality Club 1. Junior Red Cross. Albert Grillo B usy with class sports. Hopes for sonic position in the sports world. Served on Clubs: Ushers 1 Cafeteria leaders 1 ; Teams: lass Basketball 3. Softball 2. Fifty-six Hope Grimalovsky B us.v learning to drive. H opes to be an aviatress. S erved on registration room committees. •j) Charles Grodberg 15 nsy fixing” the radio. Hopes to be an accountant. Served on Vf.ar Book 1. Reading Club 1: Teams: Class Basketball 3, Softball 2. Irene Grzegoski B usy with her artistic creations. II opes to Ik- a secretary. Served on Year Book 1, “Trial by Jury ; Clubs: Glee 1, Portia 1. Constance Gudaitis Believes that the second lloor ushers are the cream of the school. Hopes to be a comptometer operator. S erved on registration room committees. Stanley Gusherosky B usy being a sports fan de luxe. 1! opes to be a skilled mechanic. S erved on Teams: Class Basketball 1. Softball 1. Frank Guzy B usy making a record on the gridiron. H opes to be a pro-football player. S erved on Ushers Club 1; Teams: Varsity Football 1, Class Softball 3. Basketball 1. Irene Harkabus 15 usy with athletics. I I opes to Ik- a secretary. Served on Clubs: Basketball 3, Arts and Crafts 1. Glee 1, Tennis 2. Ping Pong 1. Photography 1. Valentine Gusko B usy with her original sketches. I I opes to Ik- a comptometer operator. S erved on registration room committees. Ruth Hackler B clieves that the girls’ basketball team is tops. H opes to be a journalist. Served on Student Congress 1. Varsity Basketball Team 1: Clubs: Athletic 1. Athletic Merit 2. Ping Pong 1, Basketball 2. William Hanlon National Honor Society B usy with swimming and gardening. H opes to Ik an engineer. S erved on Junior Prom Committee : Teams: Varsity Baseball 1. Varsity Swimming 3. Class Basketball 2. Softball 2, Garden Club 1. Irene Hayser B usy collecting stamps. 11 opes to Ik a stenographer. Served on Glee Club 1. Howard Hazzard B usy with machines. H ojk-s to join the merchant marine. S erved on registration room committees. Lorraine Herbert B usy keeping on the skates and off the ice. } I opes to lx- a comptometer operator. S erved on Clubs: Merchandising 1. School Store 1. Swimming 1. an B usy smiling. Ropes t X$i y� super-salesman. SyjM wft'on Clubs: Debating 1, OMerchandising 1. Edna Hopko It usy learning the latest dance steps. H opes to be a secretary. S erved on Student Congress 1; Clubs: Hospitality 1. Secretarial 1. V nor Hosking ional Honor Society udent Activjvfci Award It usu accuirfuIWingXtri II ones to lx .C me(lic. ly.Assistant. S er A J on Yi k II � k 3. Band junior RvjI- .lu,,lor A ’Prom C' ipinXltv -. Senior Stu- dent Council: Clubs: Ushers 1, Knitting 3. George Heidick B usy in the cafeteria. I I opes to be an aviator. Served on Cafeteria Ushers 2. Rose Hiller Believes that silence is golden. H opes to lx a stenographer. Se rved on Swimming Club 1. Rita Homyn It usy thinking of bright remarks. H opes to lx- a stenographer. Served on Year Book 1. orowitz is mighticr v ilist. OK if Junior (dee 2. Chcmistr V'- 'i, Beading 1, MathcmatVs 1. Dramatic 2, Ping Pong 1. Knitting 1. Library Council,,!. Donald Hunter Believes that Uncle Sam needs him. H opes to lx a pianist. S erved on Junior Prom Committee. Cafeteria Leaders 1; Teams: Class Basketball 2. Baseball 2. Softball 1. Fifty-cifjhl Olga Hurcik 15 usy keeping up with the latest dance steps. 11 opes to Ik- a nurse. Served on Year Book. Hospitality Club 2. Margaret Hurley B usy roller-skating. 11 opes to be a secretary. Served on Glee Club 2, “Oh Doctor!” Mary Jane Hussey B usy being a charming person. H opes to Ik a secretary. S erved on registration room committee. Teresa Iazzetta Believes that books are an essential in life. H opes to be a librarian. S erved on Clubs : Library Council 2. Glee 2, Portia 1, “Trial by Jury”. Joseph Janceiuicz B elieves that some of us were never meant to work. 11 opes to Ik- a diver. Served on Class Basketball Team 1. Ushers Club. B usy looking solemn. H opes to Ik- a journalist. S erved on Red Cross Committee. Glee Club 1. Trial by Jury”. I'ifly-nine Lillian Jafje B usv creating “glamour-girls” among her friends. Hopes to be a beautician. S erved on Junior Red Cross. Dramatic Club. Senior Prom Committee. Manager of Boys’ Tennis Team. Dorothy Jasinski B usy knocking the ball over the net. H opes to Ik a secretary. S erved on Year Book 1. Ping Pong Club 1. Mary Jesieiiski B clicvcs in being a true and sincere friend.. H opes to Ik- a secretary. S erved on Clubs: Sergeants 1. Athletic 1. Merit 1. Elizabeth Jeanette B usv purling one. knitting two. 11 opes to be a secretary. Served on Merchandising (lub 1. Elizabeth Jeski 15 usv sketching scenes and figures. H opes to Ik- an artist. S erved on registration room committees. Jean Jijak B usv solving equations. Hopes to be an airline hostess. S erved on registration room committtcs. Marie Jurcisin B clicvcs in never wasting words. 11 opes to Ik- a typist. Served on Year Book 1. Martha Kalil B usv boosting 116’s Red Cross record. 11 opes to Ik- a nurse. Served on Junior Red Cross 3. Senior I-'lection Committee; Clubs: Glee 1. Knitting 2. Irene Katusa National Honor Society B usv being a good cheer leader. Hopes to Ik- a secretary. Served on Clubs: Athletic I. Dance 1. Cheerleaders 1. Athletic Merit 1. Sergeants 1. Sixty Agnes Kelleher B elieves that time spent in reading is time well spent. 11 opes to Ik- a secretary. S ervcd on Student Congress 1; Clubs: Athletic 1. Sergeants 1. Athletic Merit 2. Edward Kemery 11 usy with the track team and experimenting. 11 opes to Ik- a chemist. Served on Teams: Varsitv Track 2. Class Basketball 2. Ushers Club 1. Varsity Cross Country 2. [ Jrr opes S ervedwon Hospital i geants 3. Council 1 sketball 3. 3. Scr-Librarv Lois Kellner B usy brightening up the dullest affairs. H opes to be a nurse. S ervcd on Clubs: I fostess 2. Swimming 1. Dorothy Kennedy B usy becoming expert in use of business machines. II o|X‘s to be a comptometer operator. S erved on registration room committees. Margaret Kinahan B usy perfecting her roller-skating skill. H opes to be a typist. Served on Year Book 1. William King B uvwTindiufS his jlvjvjn at •und t sWlyol s A ' H ojh's to he something hjH he doesn't know what. v S erved on no activities since he has been in school only six months. Ann Klein ftudtiit Activities Award icores' in wearing the latest clothes. )|K slto he a. cr Jn on ; ver. on. Junior Prom Clubs: Ushers 1. Leaders 2. Photog-Reading 2. Dra- Margaret Knietz B elieves that still water runs deep. Hopes to Ik- a journalist. Served on Clubs: Basketball 1, Dance 1. Secretarial 1. Sixty-out' Bernice Kirschner B usy collecting records. 11 ojh's to Ik a teacher. Served on Clubs: Glee 3. Dramatic 2. Library Council 2. Ushers 1. “Oh Doctor!” n) alxmt Gloria B usy makiiij, anything 11 opeslUi Ih-4 _S ervt 1 on Beacon 1: Clubs:i Fgeants 2. A till 'and Crafts L M Wfltic 1. Photography LvXKnilting 1. Chemistrv 1. Usl r 1. Library Council 1. Hostess 1. Helen Koban B usy making people beautiful. 11 ojh-s to he a beautician. Served on Glee Club 1. Attendance Office 1. Harriet Koc B usv with dancing and sewing. Hopes to be a bookkeeper. S erved on registration room committees. Julia Koclianek Busy making hands beautiful. Hopes to Ik- a manicurist. Served on Clubs: Glee 1. Hospitality 1. Photography 1. Dance 1. Anna Kolakowski 15 clieves that homework should be reduced. II opes to be a secretary. S erved on registration room committees. Charlotte Konzelman B usy making curls. II opes to Ik- a beautician. S erved on registration room committees. Helen Kopacz National Honor Society 15 usy being an efficient Year Book worker. 11 opes to Ik- a typist. S erved on Year Book 2. Elynor Kotzen B usy helping the Red Cross. 11 ojh's to Ik a nurse. Served on Orchestra 1: Clubs: Dramatic 1. Hospitality 1. Stephanie Koc Busy making life pleasant for her friends. Hopes to be a telephone operator. S erved on registration room committees. Gertrude Student i chansky l«rd 1: Clubs: Dramatic 1. matics 1. Reading 1. Pauline Konczal Believes in being a g«xxl citizen. II opes to be a model. Served on Clubs: Hostess 1. Dramatic 1. Ushers 1. Hospitality 1. Cecile Kopacz 15 usy making the needles click. 11 opes to Ik a nurse. Served on Clubs: Usher 1, Library Council 1. Photography 1. Alfred Korbelak B usy building model airplanes. Hopes to be a mechanical engineer. Served on Teams: Class Soft-ball 2. Basketball 2. Julia Koval 15 usy designing clothes. 11 opes to Ik a popular band singer. Served on Senior Student Council. Junior Prom Committee, Trial by Jury”: Clubs: Glee 2. Ushers 1. Athletic 1. Sergeants 1. Sixty-two Helen Kucharski 15 elieves that one should he congenial at all times. II oik's to Ik- a business woman. Served on Junior Red C ross: Clubs: Ushers 1. Library Council 1, Chemistry 1. Lillian Kuchler 15 usv with handicraft and crocheting. Hopes to be a saleswoman. Served on Tennis Club 1. Olga Kutcher Student Activities Award 15 usv clicking needles. 11 opes to Ik- a secretary. Served on Ykar I5 k k 1. Junior Prom Committee, S t u 1 c n t Council. Oh Doctor! . Trial by Jury”; Clubs: Glee 3, Dramatic 1. Lillian Kyprios 15 usy making swell clothes for a swell girl. Hopes to Ik- a seamstress. Served on Junior Red Cross, Hospitality Club 1. Florence Lachard 15 usy knitting. H opes to be a medical stenographer. Served on Glee Club 1. Oh Doctor! George Lambert 15 elieves in fair play. Hopes to Ik- an army officer. Served on Junior Prom Committee. Senior Student Council. Ushers Club 1; Teams: Class Basketball 2. Baseball 2. Junior Varsity Basketball 1. Pauline Kucher Busy with Glee Club activities. Hopes to Ik- a singer. Served on Glee Club 2. Eleanor Kuschner 15 elieves in seizing each opportunity as it arises. 11 opes to Ik- a photographer. Served on Hospitality Club 1. Bertha Kyle 15 usy perfecting her dancing. H opes to Ik a dress maker. S erved on registration room committees. Mary Laffey 15 usy poring over a good novel. H opes to Ik a secretary. Served on Hospitality Club 1. Stephen Lancos 15 usy trying to figure out bis teachers’ jokes. H opes to Ik an accountant. Served on Student Congress 1. Senior Student Council. Ush-ers Club 1. Class Softball Team 2. PhilitfUfPallo usy cTietfrifig attendance. an airplane mech- on Ushers Club 1; Teams: Softball 2. Basketball. Margaret Larkin Busy selling Defense Stamps. 11 opes to be a secretary. Served on Clubs: Sergeants 1, Dance 1, Athletic 1. Helen Lasko Busy making the rafters ring with song. Hopes to Ik- a secretary. Served on Clubs: Glee 1. Arts and Crafts 1. Natalie Lawry B usy dancing dreamily. II opes to Ik- a dress designer. Served on registration room committees. Evelyn Leidy B usy catching up on the lK-st 'sellers. Hopes to Ik- a secretary. Served on Glee Club 1. Edward Leioandoivski Believes that life should belike softball—easy to play. 11 opes to Ik- a gunner in the Marines. Served on Teams: Basketball 2. Softball 2. Mary La Pilusa Believes in increasing her information about all things. 11 opes to be a salesgirl. S erved on Student Congress. Clubs: Merchandising 1. School Store 1. Blanche Lawler B usy with the Red Cross. 11 ojh-s to Ik- a typist. Served on Clubs: Ring Pong 1, (ilee 1. Tennis 1. Irene Lazarus B usy with her singing. 11 opes to Ik- a secretary. Served on Clubs: Arts and Crafts 1. Glee 1. Pearl Levine Believes that friends arc a precious treasure. H opes to be a stenographer. S erved on Junior Prom Committee. Senior Student Council: Clubs: Merchandising 1. School Store 1. Irene Lichtman B elieves in education and more education. 11 opes to Ik- a radio actress. Served on Beacon 1; Clubs: Glee 1. Dramatic 1. Hospitality 1. Spanish 1. Photography 1. Sixly-four V Wilma Lieb B clieves that music h a t h charms”. H opes to be a medical technologist. Served on Junior Red Cross, Oh Doctor”; Clubs: Glee 2, Dramatic 3. Chemistry 1, Ushers 1. Knitting 1. Sylvia Liebman National Honor Society B usy typing for the Beacon at 30 words per minute. 11 opes to be a secretary. S erved on Beacon 1: Clubs: Reading 1. Tennis 1. Dramatic 1. Hospitality 1. Secretarial 1. Dorothy Limon Student Activities Award B usy designing, dressmaking, and keeping Year Book accounts. H opes to be a designer. Served on Beacon 1, Year Book 1. Student Congress 2; Clubs: Dramatic 1, Debating 1. engi- Bcacon 2; Minnie Lind B clieves that variety is the spice of life. 1 f opes to be a nurse. Served on Clubs: Athletic 1, Sergeants VfjGlee 1. Oh DoctorT V Irene Liptak Believes that absence makes the heart grow fontler. Hopes to Ik a receptionist. Served on Year Book 1. Glee Club 1. Oh Doctor!” Shirbflfcipschitz B eliijJ) 'Smat time snould not be fsted. g) J 1 1 i(ks toH An Accountant. IS crvcd Con Beacon. 1 jj Clubs: di aoing 2. Dramati fTlHos-pitality 1, f.ibw K.’ouifcil 1. Julia Litwin Busy creating new hair styles. H opes to Ik a beautician. S erved on Band 1 : Clubs : Glee 2. Hospitality 1, Sergeants 1, Athletic 1. Theresa Loch B usy writing plays. 11 o|k s to be a secretary. Served on Clubs: Glee 1. Photography 1. Hospitality 1. Lorraine Lorgan B clieves in smiling. H opes to Ik- a secretary. S erved on Clubs: Glee 1. Merchandising 1. School Store 1; Oh Doctor!” Madeline Lojewski B usy being the well-dressed girl”. 11 opes to Ik- a nurse. S erved on Hospitality Club 1. Sophie Lubera B usy dancing gracefully. 11 opes to Ik a secretary. Served on Junior Prom Committee. Oh Doctor!” ; Clubs: Glee 1. Athletic 1. Sergeants 1. Sixty-fire Florence Lukasik 15 usy crocheting. H opes to be a nurse. S erved on Hospitality Club 1. Lucy Lupo Believes that gymnasium is not the best period. H o,� cs to 1 a secretary. erved on Glee Club 1. Lillian Lutz 15 clieves in scattering sunshine. H opes to Ik a business woman. Served on Junior Prom Committee; Clubs: Glee 1. Dramatic 1. Mildred Lynch 15 usy being good humored and sweet tempered. 11 opes to be a nurse. Served on Library Council 1, Class Basketball Team 1. J) fa BeN, Michael Lyga ves that where tl H opes to I a busy Served on Band rOrdu Varsity FootMll ushers Chffi 1. Domenica Maccarone Student Activities Award B usy sewing a fine seam. H opes to be a dressmaker. S erved on Student Congress 2, Attendance Office 1. “Oh Doctor . Athletic Ticket Committee; Clubs: Glee 2. Arts and rafts 1. Photography 1. Dance 1. Junior Red Cross 2. Helen MacGillivray B usy with Journalism for Beginners. I I opes to be a reporter. Served on Basketball Club 1. Dolores Mack B clieves that by being quiet you escape notice (in classrooms). H opes to be a nurse. S erved on Junior Prom Committee; Clubs: Glee 1. Dramatic 1. Robert MacGillis B usy constructing model planes. H opes to be an aviator. S erved on Student Congress 2. (Vice-President) Senior Student Council. Ushers Club 1 ; Teams: Class Softball 1, Baseball 1. Jane Mackieivicz B elieves that knowledge is the path to wisdom. I I opes to Ik a dress designer. Served on Glee Club 1, “Oh Doctor I” Charles Madsen B usy with photography. H opes to be an electrician. S erved on Junior Red Cross, Cafeteria Leaders Club 1, Class Softball Team 1. Ann Magera B usy reading mysteries. 11 opes to Ik a stenographer. Served on Year Book 2. Ping Pong Club 1. Sixty-six Joseph Mahoney Busy with photography. Hopes to join the Marines. Served on Junior Red Cross, Junior Prom Committee, Cafeteria Leaders 1; Teams: Class Softball 2. Baseball 2, Basketball 2. Anne Maksymiak B usy perfecting her skating technique. 11 opes to be a nurse. Served on Hospitality Club 1. Mary Manzella R elieves that a sensible head makes for efficiency. II opes to be a reporter. Served on Junior Prom Committees; Clubs: Glee 1. Spanish 2. Dance 1. Hospitality 1. Irene Mahalson B usy collecting pictures of movie stars. H oik's to be business woman. Served on Hospitality Club 1. Thomas Maita B usy collecting athletic pictures. H opes to be an engineer. Served on Teams: Class Soft-ball 2, Basketball 1. Leon Malinowski B elieves that lie can best express himself in music. H opes to Ik- a professional saxa-phonist. S erved on Band 2. Orchestra 2, Year Book 2. Cafeteria Leaders 1: Teams: Basketball 2, Softball 2. Veronica Markoioski B elieves that time wasted is time lost. 11 opes to be a journalist. Served on Clubs: Glee 1. Merchandising 1. 'Oh Doctor! Walter Markowski B usy driving. II ojk’s to be a doctor. Served on School Store 1. Florence Masiuk B usy keeping up with fashion. 11 opes to be a secretary. Served on Clubs: Portia 1, Hospitality 1. Gil Martin B usy with collection of records and with photography. I I opes to lx- a business man. Served on Beacon 1. Student Congress 2. Class Basketball Team 2. Alyce Matlick B usy selling Defense Stamps. H opes to be a secretary. Served on Defense Stamp Committee; Clubs: Glee. Reading 1. Library Council 1. Sixty-seren Irving Mattes B usy executing intricate dance steps. 11 opes to Ik- a dance instructor. Served on Year Book 1. Junior Prom Committee, Ushers Club 1; Teams: Class Basketball2, Football 2. Volleyball 2, Soft- ball 2. B usy with andlifessiift 'Chcmistj II opfs cMk- a tead Served , n Year JyxiK 3 (As-sistaiu Kdi t r) Beacon, Junior Pr ftn Committee, Junior Red Cr Js. Life Begins at Sixteen . Ob Doctor , Trial bv Jury”; Clubs: Dramatic 2, Reading 3. Mathematics 1. Eleanor McGee B usy skating. 11 opes to be a secretary. Served on Year Book 1. “Trial by Jury”, Glee Club 1, Portia Club 1. Evelyn Mazzey B clievcs in giving the world the best you have. H opes to be a salesgirl. S erved on Clubs: School Store 1. Glee Club 2; Oh Doctor!”, “Trial by Jury”. Frank McCabe Student Activities Award B usy being most active in school affairs. Hopes to Ik- a successful business man. S erved on Student Congress 3 (President): Clubs: Cafeteria Leaders 1. Ushers 2. Debating 1. Dramatic 1. Fortnightly Discussion 1; Teams: Class Basketball 2. Softball 2 . I ?r‘ ' 7a l ‘ Ann McGeehan B usy adding to her scrapbook. H opes to Ik- a nurse. Served on Year Book 1. Student Congress 2. Junior Prom Committee. Dorothy McGie B usy keeping on the go. 11 o|x-s to be a secretary. S erved on Student Congress 2; Clubs: Spanish 1. Ping Pong 1. Tennis 1. Bowling 1. Mary McGinnis B elieves in being free from care. H opes to Ik- a secretary. S erved on Junior Prom Committee. Oh Doctor! . Glee Club 1. Agnes McGlynn Student Activities Award Believes in service with a smile. H opes to Ik a nurse. S erved on Student Congress 3 (Secretary), Year Book 3: Clubs: Hostess 2. Athletic 3. Basketball 3, Sergeants 3. James McNerney B usy with Senior Council, skating and sports. H opes to Ik- a secretary. S erved on Senior Student Council: Clubs: Spanish 1. Cafeteria Leaders 1. Ushers 1: Teams: Class Softball 2. Basketball 2. Mary Mellendick B usy on the Beacon. H opes to Ik- a journalist. Served on Junior Red Cross, Beacon 1. Sixty-ciijht Frances Merchut B usy experimenting with permanent waves. H opes to Ik- a beautician. S erved on Athletic Ticket Committee 1; Clubs: Glee 1, Ushers 1. Mary Merchut Student Activities Award B usy with artistic make-up. 11 oix. s to be a beautician. S erved on Student Congress 2. Attendance Office 1, Senior Prom Committee 1; Clubs: Glee 1. Ushers 1. Hostess 2. Anne Mihalcin B elieves that a song a day keeps the blues away. H opes to be a model. Served on Clubs: Dance 1. Secretarial 1. Basketball 1. Sergeants 1, Athletic 1. Fred Meyer B usy with photography. II opes to be a mechanic. Served in School Store 1. Sam Miele B usy day-dreaming. 11 opes to be in the Navy Served on Teams: Class Soft-ball 1. Basketball 2. Basketball 3. Footl all 1. Theodore Miklewicz B usy with sports. Hopes to lx- a truck driver. S erved on Teams: Class Basketball 2. Softball 2. Mary Miller Busy looking cheerful. H opes to be an interior decorator. Served on Student Council 1. Junior Prom Committee; Clubs: Secretarial 1. Dramatic 1, Portia 1. Robert Miller B usy with Trigonometry, Reading. Movies and Stamps. II opes to be a mechanical engineer. S erved on Red Cross Committee 2. Glee Club 1. Sixty-nine borothy Milxoid B usy displaying Itot keen humor. H opes toHji f;Secretary. S erved uu Junior Red Cross 1. Seinor Prom Committee 1; Clubs: Ushers 2. Dramatic 1. Glee 1. Gloria Mindliii B usy bossing the Beacon typists. FI opes to l e a secretary. S erved on Beacon 1: Clubs: Reading 1. Hospitality 1. Secretarial 1. Dramatic 1. Rita Miscisak B usy cultivating a well-groomed look. I I opes to be a secretary. S erved on Junior Prom Committee, Portia Club 1. Stella Missevich B usy breaking window shade cords. H ojh's to be a nurse. Served on Attendance Office Staff. Mor reale a friend to all. a musician. Senior Student Student Congress 3, Orchestra 3. Ykar ; Teams: Class Bas-1. Softball 1. William Murray Busy with school activities. 11 ojk-s to be an engineer. S erved on Year Book 2;Teams: Varsitv Basketball 1. Class Softball 1. Blanche Miroff Student Activities Award B usy being an A Xo. 1 treasurer. I I opes to Ik- a psychologist. Served on Year Book 1, Treasurer of Senior Class: Clubs: Reading 3, Mathematics 2. Glee 2. Fortnightly Discussion Club 1. Dramatic 1. Helen Miskura Student Activities Award B usy managing Year Book finances. H opes to be a nurse. Served on Year Book 2 (Business Manager), Junior Red Cross: Clubs: Hostess 2, Reading 1. Photography 1, Mathematics, Athletic Club 1, Sergeants 1. Kathryn Mooney 15 usv with books. 11 opes to Ik- a stenographer. Served on Year Book 1. Ping Pong Club 1. Mary Myskotvski B usy sewing. H opes to Ik- a waitress. Served on Clubs: Hospitality 1, Photography 1. Lucille Nardini B usy leading cheers. 11 opes to be a secretary. Served on Clubs: Glee 1. Dance 1. Cheerleaders 1. Seventy John Neely B usy carrying the pigskin. H opes to Ik a draftsman. S erved on Senior Prom Committee 1, Year Book 1, Ushers Club 1. Grace Neilsen Busy being pleasant to everyone. 11 opes to he a secretary. S erved on Junior Red Cross, Knitting Club 3. Joan Nelson B usy with stenography. H opes to be a secretary. Served on Junior Red Cross. Year Book 1: Clubs: Sergeants 1. Dramatic 1. Ping Pong I, Cafeteria Leaders 1. Eileen Nelsofi Sbidcnt - etiviwes Award B U ) dk 'Ymg nujy rf in 116 C'tor worthy c3fises. H opes to lw a chemist. S erved on Year Boqx ?. Trial by Juryx Jkiro: Mathematics li-fflee 1. Reading 1. ' matic 1. Chemistry 1. Ser geants JL Athletic- Iostcss 1, Donald Nevi B usy beating the Hopt-s to be_ nVe haifiC ( V S ervcdVin Band 3, (|)rqic 1tra j' ; Clubs N Cafeteria'-'Lcadere : is: (sja s UatVthall all 27™raif 2. Teahis Softball Helen Niedzwiecki B usy skating. 11 opes to be a nurse. % S erved on registration room committees. Lillian Nilan B usy at the skating rink. H opes to be a secretary. S erved on registration room committees. Elinore Nolan B usy playing a snappy basketball game. 11 opes to be a secretary. S erved on Senior Prom Committee. “Trial by Jury”; Clubs: Ushers 2. Basketball 3, Glee 1, Basketball Team 2. ames O’Brien jj TV -ard B tfw whivyHWseback riding. 11 opcsHo be a teacher, erved on Junior Prom Committee. “Oh Doctor! : Clubs: Band 1. Ushers 2, Glee 3. Dramatic 1, Cafeteria Leaders 2. Seymour Novodvorsky B usy with art. stamps, and model planes. H opes to lie an artist. S erved on Teams: Class Basketball 3. Football 2. Soft-ball 3. Mildred Okarma B usy washing test tubes. H opes to Ik- a model. Served on Glee Club 1, Oh Doctor!” Seventy-one Mary Olectc National Honor Society B usy with day dreams. H opes to be a secretary. Served on Swimming Club 1. Agnes O’Neill B usy reading. H opes to be a journalist. Served on Junior Red Cross. Defense Stamp Committee. John O'Mahoney B usy with defense aviation course. 11 opes to Ik- a pilot. Served on Student Congress 1, Ushers Club 2: Teams: Class Basketball 2. Softball 2. Football 2. Stephanie Onisik B usy bowling. 11 opes to be a secretary. S erved on registration room committees. Martha Onuschak B usy perfecting her swimming strokes. 11 opes to Ik a secretary. S erved on Merchandising Club 1. Harriet Orzepowski B usy studying Emily Post. H opes to Ik- a business woman. Served on Glee Club 1. Helen Orlowski B usy giving advice. 11 opes to be a secretary. Served on Glee Club 1. “Oh Doctor!” Eileen O’Shea B usy with athletics. 11 ojK s to Ik- a nurse. S erved on Varsity Basketball Team 1. Basketball Club 1. Bruce Oshman B elieves that he was born to rule. I I opes to Ik a mechanic. Served on Teams: Class Basketball 1. Softball 1. Lucy Osowski B usy being a live wire. 11 opes to Ik a typist. S erved on Clubs: Merchandising 1. School Store 1. Irene Ostaszeivski B elieves that bookkeeping is fascinating. H opes to Ik an accountant. S erved on registration room committees. y jfensy being thv lil uhy Oxe life of the party. 11 opes to be Vi medical secretary. Served on Jihttor Red Cross, Photography Club 1. Seventy-two Mildred Ozzie B usy sewing. Hopes to be a designer. Served on Junior Red Cross, “Oh Doctor!”. Attendance Office, Glee Club 2. Elizabeth Panaccione B usy snapping pictures. H opes to be a reporter. S erved on Beacon 1; Clubs: Tennis 1, Spanish 2. Glee 1, Dramatic 1. Hospitality 1, Ping Pong 1. Doris Paniis B usy smiling. 11 opes to be a secretary. Served on Beacon 1. Year Book 1: Clubs: Dramatic 1. Hospitality 1. Stella Parviii P usy Ix-ing kind. H opes to be a salesgirl. S erved on Red Cross Committee. Arts and Crafts Club 1. Catherine Pagano B usy lending a helping band. H opes to Ik- a nurse. S erved on Red Cross Committee 3: Clubs: Ushers 1. Knitting 2. Glee 1. Italian 1. Sergeants 1, Afhlet c 1. Anthony Parente B usy killing time. H opes to lx- an electrical engineer. Served on Glee Club 1: Teams: Class Baseball 3. Basketball 3. Jane Parsons B usy being an author. H opes to lx- a secretary. S erved on Arts and Crafts Club 1. Marie Pasliesnick B usy training librarians. 11 opes to lx- a business executive. S erved on Clubs: Library Council 2. Glee 2, Trial by Jury”. Alice Paskowski B usy minding her own affairs. H opes to be a secretary. Served on Clubs: Dramatic 1, Library Council 1. Portia 1. Monica Patchkoski Busy selling Defense Stamps. H ojx-s to be a secretary. Served on Year Book 1. Secretarial Club 1. Defense Stamp Committee. Gertrude Paul B elieves that seeing is believing. H ojx-s to be a pianist. S erved on Junior Red Cross. Elizabeth Payzak Busy selling Defense Stamps. H opes to lx an aviatress. S erved on registration room committees. Seventy-three Michael Pelosa B usy with sports. H opes to Ik- an engineer. S erved on Team : Class Basketball, Softball. Dorothy Peregrin B usy with horseback riding. Hopes to Ik- a stenographer. Served on Clubs: Swimming 1, Arts and Crafts I. Merchandising 1, School Store 1. Louis Peter$ B usv collecting H opes to be a sii nta band. Served on ClubJ rs 1. Cafeteria Lead S amatic 1. is. ’designer. onvitAuQ rVom Cornice. GW ( win 2. Won Cer-merit in Bamberger Scholastic Art Contest; won New Jersey Art Exhibition Award. Anne Petrow B usy with sports. II opes to be a journalist. S erved on Beacon 1: Clubs: Athletic 2. Basketball 1. Spanish 1; Tennis 1 : Varsity I5as-ketball Team 1. Rose Petulla B usy being cheerful. 11 opes to Ik a dress designer. Served on Clubs: Glee 1, Ping Pong 2. Athletic 2. Sergeants 2. Cheerleaders 1. Athletic Merit 1. Junior Prom Committee. “Trial by Jury . Rita Penchansky B clieves that chemistry is fascinating. Hopes to study medicine. Served on Junior Red Cross; Clubs: Athletic 2. Basketball 2, Ping Pong 1. Reading 2. Sergeants 1. Helen Pers B usy with photography. H opes to Ik a clerk. Served on Photography Club 1. Michael Petrone B usy with finances. II opes to Ik a pharmacist. Served on Clubs: Ushers 1, Cafeteria Leaders 2: Teams: Class Basketball 3. Soft-ball 3. Eleanor Petrovich B usy being a popular lady. 11 opes to be nurse. Served on Reading Club 2. Mary Petti B clieves that silence is golden. II opes to Ik a school teacher. Served on Clubs: Library Council 1. Reading 1. Julie Pfister B usy keeping abreast of the news. Hopes to Ik a secretary. S erved on Junior Prom Committee; Clubs: Chess 1. Reading 2. Mathematics 1. Photography 1. Seventy-four Dorothy Pierce B usy roller-skating. 11 opes to Ik a secretary. S erved on registration room committees. Mario Pirozzi B usy singing. H opes to lx? a pianist. Served on Clubs: Glee 3, Italian 1. Agnes Porubsky B usy reading and knitting. H opes to Ik a telephone operator. Served on Clubs: Ushers 1. Photography 1, Hospitality 1, Glee 2. Hostess 2. George Piltz B usy arguing about swing bands. H opes to be a musical arranger. Served on Band 2. Orchestra2, “Oh Doctor , Trial by Jury”; Clubs: Glee 3. Dance 1; Teams: Class Softball 3. Volleyball 3. PPittner J H r-hty y an air plant me- S erved on Student Congress 2. Ushers Club 1: Teams: Class Softball 2. Football 1. Dolores Pratt Busy making people beautiful. II opes to Ik a beautician. Served on Clubs: Art 1. Glee 1, Hostess 1. Frances Prehatney B usy doing five tilings at once. Hopes to be a telephone operator. Served on Year Book 1. Pea-con 1. Junior Prom Committee: Clubs: Ushers 1. Hospitality 1. Arts and Crafts 1. Theodore Puszcz B usy getting into mischief. H opes to Ik a newspaperman. S erved on registration room committees. Pauline Raketsky B usy dancing. H opes to Ik a pianist. S erved on Year Book 1. Mildred Prisk B usy disliking school. H opes to Ik a file clerk. S erved on registration room committees. Arlene Raisch B usy with Red Cross Work. H opes to Ik a secretary. S erved on Student Congress 1. Athletic Ticket Committee 1. Ruth Raport B usy winning popularity contests. H opes to be a lxwkkecper. S erved on Year Book 1 : Clubs: Reading 1, Portia 1. Hospitality 1. Set i ty-five John Raskoivski B usy at the bowling alleys. H o|k s to Ik- an electrical engineer. Served on Ushers Club 1; Teams: Class Basketball 2, Softball 1. Gladys Raymond B elieves that no sport compares to roller-skating. 11 opes to lie a nurse. Served on Year Book 1. Student Congress 1. Sol Reiter B usv with photography. H opes to Ik- a C. P. A. Served on Orchestra, Band: Teams: Class Basketball 2. Softball 2. Jeanne Rhodes B usv preparing for her profession. 11 opes to Ik- a nurse. Served on Clubs: Glee 2. Dramatic 2. Trial by Jury”. Sadie Rio I? usv proving that good things come in small packages. H opes to be a nurse. S erved on Senior Student Council. Junior Red Cross; Clubs: Ushers 2. Library Council 1, Dramatic 1. Hospitality 1. Sergeants 1. Athletic 1. Irene Rogaski B usv with Red Cross work. 11 opes to Ik- a typist. Served on Clubs: Ring Pong 1. Secretarial 1. Stella Roman B usv chasing away the blues. 11 opes to Ik- a secretary. S erved on registration room committees.. Donald Robinson B usy listening to and seeing Name” bands. H opes to be a C. P. A. Served on Year Book 2. Junior Prom Committee; Clubs: Ushers 2. Cafeteria Leaders 2: Teams: Class Basketball3, Baseball 2. Ann Roman B usy at the sewing machine. H opes to Ik- a secretary. Served mi Hospitality Club 1. Robert Root B usy debating. Hopes to Ik an electrical engineer. Served on Clubs: Ushers 1. Cafeteria I-eadcrs 1. Class Soft-ball 1. Snrnly-six Melvin Rosen 15 usy with his stamp and postal collection. H opes to Ik- an interior decorator. Served on Beacon, “Oh Doctor ! . “Trial by Jury”: Clubs: L'shcrs 1. Dramatic 1. Fortnightly Discussion 1. Glee 2; Class Softball Team 1. Jean Roskoski 15 usy knitting. II opes to Ik- a model. Served on Clubs: Portia 1, Swimming 1. Hospitality 1. Gertrude Ruggirello 15 usy having fun. Hopes to Ik- a secretary. Served on Dramatic Club 1. Regina Sadowski B usy being humorous. 11 opes to Ik- a nurse. Served on Junior Red Cross. Walter Roszkoivski B usy getting to school on time. H opes to Ik- an aeronautical engineer. Served on Student Council 1: Teams: Basketball 2. Soft-ball 2. Henry Roszkoivski 15 usy bowling. H opes to join the Navy. Served on Teams: Class Basketball 2. Softball 2. Andrew Safner B usy with sports and stamps. H opes to Ik- a chemist. Served on Teams: Class Soft-ball 2, Basketball 2. Milton Rubenstein 15 usy with tennis. I I opes'-'to be successful in some fiefd, . nt Clubs: Cshers 1. Tennis 2; Teams: Varsity Tennis 3. Class Basketball 3. Mary Rush Believes in making good use of time. H opes to Ik- a white collar girl. Served on Clubs: Glee 1. Mcr-chandisihg 1. School Store 1. “Oh Doctor! Q'ty Solomon Saltzman B usy collecting jokes. Hopes to Ik- a chemist. S erved on Ykar Book 1: Clubs: Reading 2. Mathematics 1. Margaret Sammons 15 usy roller skating. Hopes to Ik- a typist. Served on Ykar Book 1. Ping Pong Club 1. Sezvntyseven ST Anna Sains B elicves in being seen not heard. H opes to be a typist. Served on registration room committees. I usy getting into trouble. Hopes to Ik a mechanic. Served on Ushers Club 1; Teams: Class Basketball 2, Volley Ball 1. Softball 3. Lena Santacroce B usy being friendly. H opes to be a secretary. Served on Clubs: Sergeants 1, Athletic 1, Hostess 1. B usy with the Glee Club. 11 o|K s to lx a doctor. Served on Clubs: Glee 1. Dramatic 1. Trial by Jury”. Claire Scepkowski B usv skating for exercise. I I ojh s to Ixr a model. Served on Beacon. Defense Stamp Committee, Hospitality Club 1. Clara Schumann B usy with class activities. H opes to be a secretary. Served on Junior Prom Committee; Clubs: Glee 1. Twir-lers 1. Elizabeth Schuler B usy setting hair. II o|h s to lx a beautician. Served on Glee Club 1. Edicard Schurley B elicves that bowling is a man’s game. 11 opes to Ik a factory-worker. Hyman Schivartzman B usy telling jokes. 11 opes to be an engineer. Served on Clubs: Glee 1. Mathematics 1: Teams: Class Softball 1. Basketball 1. Arthur Schwartz B usy getting out of trouble. Hopes to Ik a marine engineer. S erved on Usher's Club 2: Teams: Class Basketball 2, Softball 2. Miriam Secunda B usy selling st K'kings. II o]k s to Ik a dietician. Served on Clubs: Ushers 1. Dramatic 1. Sevcnty-ciffhl Edward Sefchick B usv being a true- friend to all. H opes to lx- a banker. S erved on Ykar Bjh k 2. Trial by Jury”, Ushers Club 1: Teams: Basketball 3. Baseball 2. Softball 2. Chester Sepanak B usy winning art contests. H opes to be an artist. S erved on Senior Prom Committee : won First Prize—Pen and Ink Class—Scholastic Award Contest for Greater New Jersey. B usy performing experiments. Hopes to be a chemist. Served on Class Teams: Basketball 2. Softball 2. Frank Semborski B usy with sports and model planes. 11 ojk's to be a professional athlete. Served on Clubs: Ushers 1, Cafeteria Leaders 1, Glee 1, Chess 2. Margaret Serpc B usy with music. H opes to lx a secretary. Served on Portia Club. John Shakalis B usy building model planes. H opes to lx successful. Served on Defense Stamp Committee: Clubs: Photography 1: Teams: Class Softball 2, Basketball 2. Grace Sharkeij Believes in the power of a smile. 11 opes to lx an artist. Served on Ykar Book 1. Senior Prom Committee. Junior Red Cross: Clubs: Ushers 1, Athletics. James Sharkey B usy making model planes. Hopes to lx an airplane mechanic. Served on Clubs: Ushers 1. Cafeteria Leaders 1. Class Softball 2. Theresa Sheehan B usy playing the piano. H o]x s to be a secretary. Served on Clubs: Glee 1, Twirling 1. Served on licacoi V kar Book, Clubs: Ushers 2. mathematics 1. Reading 1. Dramatic 1. Muriel Sherman B usy with her social calendar. 11 opes to be a secretary. Served on Junior Prom Committee. Junior Red Cross; Clubs: Ushers 1. Library Council 1. Glee 1. Dramatic 1. Tennis 1. Antoinette Shorten Student Activities Award B usy drum majoretting at the head of the band. 1I opes to be a secretary. Served on Junior Prom Committee. Student Congress 2, Year Book 1, Drum Majorette 1: Clubs: Sergeants 2. Basketball 1. Athletic 2, Twirlers 1. Ushers 1. Glee 2. thcV nts and pe: nicij ServeipYiii Defense Stamp Committee; Clubs: Chess 1, Chemistry 1 : Teams: Class Basketball' 1. Softball 1. alx ratorv tcch- Julia Sikora B elieves in being sweet and charming. H opes to lx a nurse. Served on Junior Red Cross; Clubs: Dance 1. Basketball 1. Jeanne Shortell Student Activities Award B usy drum majoretting at the head of the band. H opes to lx a secretary. Served on Junior Prom Committee 1. Year Book 1, Drum Majorette 1; Clubs: Glee 2. Ushers 1. Twirlers 1. Athletic Merit 1. Dramatic 1. Sergeants. Basketball. Jennie Siedlich Busy at her typewriter. H opes to lx- a stenographer. S erved on registration room committee. Mary Silva B usy practicing public speaking. I I opes to be a model. S erved on Junior Prom Committee; Clubs: Athletic 1, Dance 1. Hospitality 1. Olga Sijns B usy being kind to all. H opes to be a secretary. S erved on Clubs: Glee 1. Hospitality 1. Marion Sklenar B usy sketching costumes a la Schiaparelli. H opes to be a fashion designer. Served on Junior Red Cross: Clubs: Arts and Crafts 3. Dance 1. Basketball 1. Frances Skoivro?iski B usy saving travel folders. H opes to be a designer. S erved on registration room committees. Mary Skripak B usy being worth twice her height. 11 opes to be a secretary. Served on Year Book 1. Howard Snarke B usv with things aeronautical. H opes to Ik- a commercial pilot. Served on Glee Club 1: Teams: Varsity Track 1. Football 1, Class Track 1. Basketball 1, Softball I. Ruth Sobel National Honor Society B usv with class affairs. Mopes to be a secretary. Served on Senior Student Council 1: Clubs: Glee 1. Secretarial 1. Margaret Soltis B usy with Red Cross work. H opes t be a stenographer. S erved on Ping Pong Club 1. Margaret Spate B usy bicycle-riding. 11 opes to be a nurse. Served on Junior Red Cross; Clubs: Hospitality 1. Photography 1. Miriam Spiro B elieves that clothes make the woman. II opes to Ik- a secretary. Served on Clubs: Chess 1.Gardening 1. Dramatics 1. Cheerleaders 1. Helen Stachelski B usy stepping up her typing speed. I I opes to be a typist. S erved on registration room committees. Lucille SllOlV B usy being quiet. H opes to be a secretary. Served on Portia Club 1. Martin Solonynka B usy discussing sports and foreign affairs. 11 opes to Ik- a news analyst. Served on Class Softball team 1. Dorothy Sovinski B elieves that reading is a gooJ pastime. 11 opes to Ik- a secretary. Served on Junior Prom Committee; Clubs: Merchandising 1, School Store 1. ft, Irwin Spector Student Activities Award B usy with many and varied activities. Hopes to be a dentist. Served on Student Congress 2, Year Book 1; Clubs jCshers 1, Gard n 1. Chemistry 1. J Michael Spronck Student Activities Award B elieves in arguing. H opes to Ik- a statistician. S erved on Year Book 3 (Editor-in-chief). Oh Doctor!”, “Trial by Jury . Life Begins at Sixteen”; Clubs: Mathematics 3. Debating 2. Chess 3. Photography 3. Glee 3. Dramatics 1. Radio Technician 1; teams: Varsity Debating 1. Varsity Chess 2. Varsity Mathematics 1. Class Basketball 2. Stanley Stanislawski B usy preparing for his career. H opes to be a draftsman. Served on Teams: Class Basketball 1. Softball 1. Eighty-one Samuel Steinberg B usy with sports. Hopes to Ik- an accountant. Served on Clubs: Glee 1,Chess 1. Basketball 1. Tennis 1: Teams: Class Basketball 2. Softball 2. Josephine Stonek National Honor Society B usy helping someone. Hopes to Ik- a certified public accountant. S erved on Student Congress 2. Beacon 1; Clubs: Portia 1, Tennis 1. Glee 1, Secretarial 1. Bessie Strumeier B usy with The Booh of Latest Dance Steps. 11 opes to be a secretary. S erved on Ping Pong Club 1. Helen Sullivan B usy collecting records. H opes to be a stenographer. Served on Photography Club 1. Ann Stites B usy chasing dull care away. 11 opes to Ik a nurse. Served on Merchandising Club 1. Oh Doctor!” Helen Strauch Busy skating. 11 opes to Ik a secretary. Served on Clubs: Dance 1, Bowling 1. Duncan Sugzda B usv skating. H opes to Ik a carpenter. S erved on Teams: Class Basketball 1, Softball 1. Mary Sullivan B usy getting ready for graduation. 11 opes to Ik a secretary. S erved on registration room committees. Thomas Sullivati B suy dancing and designing. II opes to Ik a fashion designer. Served on Beacon 1 (Art Editor), Year Book 1; Clubs: Arts and Crafts 2. Reading 2; First Prize in Art Contest sponsored by Jr. Chamber of Commerce: First P r i z e— American Legion Auxiliary Art Contest. Eleanorc Sumowicz B usy in 222. H opes to be an office worker. Served on Clubs: Portia 1, Swimming 1. Catherine Sweeney B usy controlling her temper. H opes to be a secretary. Served on Clubs: Sergeants 1, Twirlers 1. Jeannette Sweeney Busy being gay and cheerful. 11 opes to Ik a model. S erved on Clubs: School Store 1. Glee 1, Oh Doctor! Eighty-two Genevie Szaro B usy with basketball. H opes to be an Airline Hostess. Served on Ykar Book 1: Club: Portia 1, Basketball 1. Josephine Szlasci B usy dropping books. H opes to Ik- a stenographer. Served on Student Congress 1, Junior Prom Committee. Sophie Szmerda B usy reading good literature. H opes to be a secretary. Served on Clubs: Athletic 1, Sergeants 1. Hospitality 1, Portia 1. William Szatkiewicz B usy enjoying himself. H opes to be a business man. Served on Junior Prom Committee. Ushers Club 1, Class Softball Team 2. Mary Szmerda National Honor Society B usy selling Defense Stamps. 11 opes to be an office worker. Served on Clubs: Glee 1. Secretarial 1, Photography 1, Hospitality 1. Regina Szymanski R usy being a bookworm. H opes to lx- a model. Served on Clubs: Glee 1, Photography 1, Oh Doctor!” Stephen Szymanski Student Activities Award B usy managing athletic teams. 11 opes to be a chemist. Served on Teams: Manager of Varsity Football 3, Baseball 3. Basketball 3, Cafeteria Leaders Club 2. engineer. 1; Teams: Track 2. Class Basketball 3. Softball 3. Ted Szynal B usy bowling. 11 opes to be an accordion player. Served on School Store 1. Arnold Tannenbaum B usy with sports, school work, hobbies. I I opes to Ik- an electrical engineer. S erved on Senior Student Council: Clubs: Glee 1. Chemistry 1. Junior Prom Committee. Gloria Taylor B usy being a good student. I I opes to be a comptometer operator. S erved on Clubs: Merchandising 1. School Store 1. Swimming 1. Arts and Crafts 1. Jean Taylor B usy writing short stories. H opes to be a social secretary. S erved on Clubs: Hospitality 1, Secretarial 1. Sergeants 1. Eighty-three Anthony Tazzetto Busy with sports and aviation, ii opes to Ik- a professional athlete. S erved on Teams: Varsity Football 1. Class Basketball 2, Softball 2. szewski .sttptp collection. air cadet, or Prom Com- erveu au yMKTior rrom loiu-niittct{2YnAK Book 1. Band 1. OrcheJjaf 1: Clubs: Glee 2. hotograph ill Team 1 •ft Photograph 1: Class Volleyball Team 1. '� Troiano weights. Ik- a physical train-her. Baiwl 3. Orchestra 3. Italian Club 1; Teams .-Class fcsketball 3. Softball 3. Shirley Tulbowitz B elieves that lie who laughs last laughs lK-st. 11 opes to Ik- a secretary. Served on Clubs: Glee 2. Hospitality 1. Dance 1: Oh I)octor!” Lucy Tivorkoski B usy learning t« waltz. 11 opes to Ik- a dress designer. Served on Arts and Crafts Club 1. pson elephone a jstfcrctary. pn Bailor Red Cross; library Council 1. Arts and Tennis 1, Swim- Photography Crafts ming v-i Virginia Tinnirello P� usy laughing. Hopes to be a secretary. Served on Attendance Staff 1. Helene Tucker B usy with music. H opes for a life of leisure. Served on Clubs: Reading 1, Dramatic 1. Robert Turel B usy coaxing the wave in his hair. H opes to Ik- a musician. Served on Teams: Class Volleyball 1. Softball 1. Soccer 1. Howard, Tynes B elieves in running in the right direction. H opes to Ik- a skilled mechanic. S erved on Band 2: Teams: Track 2. Class Softball 2, Basketball 3. Eighty-four Tillie Ulman H usy with things musical. Hopes to Ik- a comptometer operator. S erved on Year Hch k 1: Clubs: Cilec 1. School Store 1. Hospitality 1. Merchandising. Edtvard Valitutto 15 usy with football and swimming. H opes to Ik- a draftsman. Served on Varsity Football 1. Intramural Sports. Julius Vagan 15 usy with basketball, movies, reading. I I opes to Ik- either a secretary or a tcaclier. Served on Beacon 1. Year Book 1. Debating Club, Debating Team 1. B usy 11 ojk-s S rved ojr7 by Jtnry David Van Strien B usy with the pro's and con's” of a situation. 11 opes to Ik- a teacher. S erved on Senior Student Council 1. Junior Prom Committee 1. Varsity Debating Team I: Teams: Class Softball 3. Football 2, Basketball 1. Grace Varsalona B elieves in keeping up with the styles. 11 ojk-s to Ik- a secretary. Served on Portia Club 1. Dorothy Vayda 15 usy becoming a good cook. Hopes to be a housewife. Served on Clubs: Dance 1. Swimming 1. Merchandising 1. Athletic 1. Florence Volesko Believes that constant effort leads to success. 11 ojk-s to Ik- a dietician. S erved on Junior Prom Committee: Clubs: School Store 1, Dramatic 1. gene Ward elflVcs in put dg things off itil totnorre 11 ojk-s to kS erved Glee Teams V kctball. Baseball. naturalist. 'lubs: Dramatic 1. “Trial by Jury”. F'lass Softball l.Bas- John Vogel 15 usy with athletics. II ojk-s to Ik- a professional athlete. S erved on Teams: Class Basketball 1. Softball 2. B H jH � A � � 'an engineerj , A , � s tfyV-d on Vhib.wVu-tM cams: i'Aj 4 ihtbail 3. Baseball 2. Jilrtior Varsity Basketball 1. Class Basketball 3. Soft-ball 2, Track 3. Bernice Warsh B clicvcs that a good laugh aids digestion. 11 opes to be a typist. Served on Dramatic Club 1. Eleanor Wechsler B usv with sports. I I opes to lx- a housewife. S erved on Clubs: Athletic 2. Sergeants 2. Portia 1, Tennis 1, Ping Pong 1. Eleanor Welsh II usy doing expert needle work. I I opes to lx- a stenographer. Served on Junior Prom Committee. Libby Wernick B clieves that honesty is the best policy. I I opes to be a typist. Served on Clubs: Glee 2. Hospitality 1. Dance 1, “Oh Doctor!” Jacqueline Werther B usy with sports and knitting 11 opes to lx1 a secretary. S erved on Year Book 2: Clubs: Tennis 1. Ping Pong 2. Regina Wisnieski B clieves in a daily good deed. H opes to lx an office worker. Served on Portia Club 1. Marie Wisnieski B usy practicing public speaking. I I opes to be a secretary. Served on Dramatic Club 1. Lucretia Wright B usy trying new experiments with food. 11 opes to be a secretary. Served on Glee Club 1. Florence clieves tin agreeable, odfrsr to lx- a efyed on Ynyi 'itfom Coinn Club 2., morally Stanley Wrona B elieves in developing a sound mind in a sound body. I I opes to work in a shipyard. Served on Ushers Club 1. Basketball Team 1. Louise Zafian B usy drawing beautiful pictures. H opes to lx a secretary. S erved on Clubs: Arts and Crafts 1, Pong Pong 1. Tennis 1, Photography 1. Eighty-six Josephine Zamatuk B usy keeping active. I I opes to Ik- a newspaper reporter. S erved on Senior Flection Committee, Hospitality Club I. Jean Zamatuk B elieves that all is not gold that glitters. H opes to Ik- a secretary. Served on registration room committees. Hilda Zasloff Busy doing the I.indy Hop. 11 opes to Ik- a dress designer. Served on Junior Red Cross, Oh Doctor! ; Clubs: Ping Pong 1. L’sIkts 1. Reading 1, Glee 3. Arts and Crafts 1. Barton Zinader B usy rushing his homework. H opes to be a veterinary. S erved on Varsity Swimming Team 1. Class Basketball 2, Softball 2. Florence Zygmunt B usy getting into trouble. 11 opes to Ik- a clerk. Served on Clubs: Glee 1, Photography 1. S. Best Dancers: Flo Volesko—Buddy Fitzmaurice Irving Mattes—Muriel Sherman—Runners-Up K. Best Disposition: Harriet Cronin—Frank McCabe Olga Bednciz—David 'an Strien—Runners-Up X. Most Talkative: Jerry Baroff—Flo Volesko Thomas Butler—Runner-Up I. Best Dressed: Flo Volesko—Buddy Fitzmaurice I lelen Burnett—Runner-Up (). Wittiest: Tony Morreale—Patty janicke R. Always in Trouble: Winifred Bodsott—Michael (iriflin Frank Ward—Runner-Up P. Most Popular: Rosemary Brady—Thomas Butler. r 0. Most Active in School Affairs: Harriet Cronin—Frank McCabe Robert Adams—Runner-Up L. Most Athletic: Ann Petrow—Billy Hanlon Eileen O’Shea—Runner-Up L. Best I .coking: Isalielle Bingham—John Muller Agnes McGlynn—Milton Garlier—Runners-Up Pictures of runners-up on page 132 in Y A BASIC AKHONAUTI.CS CLASS On February 3, 1942 a course in Basic Aeronautics, popularly known as the Air Cadet Course, was instituted in Bayonne High School by Dr. Howard 1 .. Merity, Superintendent of Schools, and Dr. Walter F. Robinson. Principal of Senior High School. Mr. Isadore ChcrtofT, Mr. Alexander O’Connor and Mr. Charles Koren were assigned as instructors of the classes, and Dr. Robinson plans to assist jjerson-ally in the instruction when courses are further under way. Sixty boys from all departments of the school were selected and were divided into two sections which meet every day for two consecutive periods. Most of the students enrolled are Seniors alxnit eighteen years of age. Although the course was originally designed for l oys only, many girls expressed a desire to enroll in it. Because of the experimental nature of the program and the rapidity with which it was set up. the girls were not admitted. The young aviatrices, however, will Ik welcome in Septemlx r when the work will Ik expanded to cover a wider field. The sixty students now enrolled were chosen carefully on the basis of background and interests from double that mimher of applicants. They have made Room 323 a virtual arsenal of aeronautics. Model airplanes, navigation charts, instruments, and air magazines fill the room. Upon successful completion of the course, each student will receive one unit toward graduation credit. This can Ik done because Bayonne High School is among the first of Xew Jersey High Schools to be certified to teach aeronautics. The course of studies includes aerodynamics, meterology and navigation similar to that of the Civil Aeronautics Association plan. Worthwhile programs, highlighting prominent speakers, movies, and film slides have been planned to make the course as vital and efficient as possible. PJtncty ' V r.et us run lii8h the Old KluK,-----------the Fla George Washington aiul Ahralmm I incoln, the Flag of the government of, for aiul by the people; the l 'la«g of national faith held sacred unci of national honor unstained; the Flag of human rights and of good example to all nations; the Flag of true civilization, peace and good will to man. Banner, Walters Art Gallery OriKinal . Halt inn-rc Manuscript —Carl Schurz Room 113 Grace E. Jarvis. Adviser Edward Piatkowski. President Room 202 John Kerr. Adviser Ernest Kovacs. President R oom 313 Susan Z. Houskeeper. Adviser Anne Rupp. President Room 201 Bernice Shapiro. Adviser Ruth Ruziecki. President Room 105 Alfred E. Brady. Adviser Leo Rosenthal. President Ninety-two Room .310 Helen’ Wilson. Adviser Ki th Schilze. President Room 204 Alvin W’kitz. Adviser Richard Zelesxik. President Room 101 Solomon Katz. Adviser Richard Krauzlis, President Room 20.3 Elizabeth O'Halloran. .■Idviscr Anne Kasper. President Xincly-three ELEVENTH GRADE REGISTRATION ROOM OFFICERS Vice-Presidents Edward Wonilowicz 101 Secretaries Thomas Fultz Treasurers George Chergotis Howard Platt 105 William Tompkins Ralph Lotan Margaret (lebrian 106 Tolda Stavitsky Margaret Maak loseph Acito 113 John Mcnzer William Reilly •' l Jack Yoches 114 Vincent Marinucci Edward Kalanta ’era Lukaszewich 201 Harriet Sullivan Sophie Wisnieski Robert Wicke 202 Casimir Lucchcra Seward Selover Luella Nickerson 203 Anne Misdom Beverly Reed Carl l)uda 204 Charles Scaglione John Bastek Rita Black 205 Mary Degnan Helen Popula Florence Yurinark 206 Eleanor Drobinski Fern Hiatt Ermelina Pernas 207 Marie Lombardi Rita Mannion Ruth Byers 215 Claire ()sbahr Dorothy Moleski Theresa 1 .evendusky 218 Eleanor Dzamha Clementine Hopp Janet Bonczek 220 Evelyn Koren Clara Kasprzycki Bertha Bonczyk 302 Kathryn Laux Helen Glowacky Margaret Porubsky 303 Gladys Lang Irene Zajac Grace Golden 307 Mildred Crane Doris Campbell Jean Gibney Helen Meyers 310 Harriet Saiewitz Josephine Mazzio 313 Ann Ploski Dorothy Brown Bcrnardinc Carroll 316 Helen Cicocella Eleanor Cherchio Teresa Sola fane 320 Henrietta Sutkowski Irene Baro Betty Wester veil 322 Mary Bilisnansky Helen Hoppe STLDENT CONGRESS REPRESENTATIVES Anthony Watkosky 101 Albert Beck 204 Sophie Cerbone 302 Bernard Rosenberg 105 Margaret Kane 205 Helen Lit win 303 ()lga Kopsky 106 Anne Boyd 206 Wanda Chimiel 307 Stephen Zelinski 113 Regina )brinski 207 Jean Heckendorf 310 William Reiner 114 Fannie Freedman 215 Frances di I .orenzo 313 Mary Demko 201 Geraldine Geaney 218 Theresa )’Donnell 316 Ernest Kovacs 202 Janet Bonczek 220 Mildred Sedona 320 Millicent Cliuven 203 Ixmise Jacobacci 322 ATHLETIC TICKET COLL ECTORS Anthony Watkosky 101 Doris Hudack 203 Geraldine Geaney 218 Bernard Rosenberg 105 John Bastek 204 Marion Talian 220 ()lga Kapsky 106 Margaret Kane 205 Helen Glowacky 302 Michael Sharkey 113 Anne Boyd 206 Wanda Chimiel 307 David Moran 114 Mildred Rakowski 207 Dorothy Brown 313 Mary Demko 201 June Bel lack 215 Helen Chopki 316 Seward Selover 202 Helen Hoppe 322 Ninety-four Room 303 Ki th Lawson. Adviser Clara Hilixsky. President Room 302 Helen Reach, ldriser V'.li .ahkth Arsene.al .t, Presides Room 322 Ink . Davis. Adviser Lorraine Straucii, President Room 316 Alexander O'Connor, Adviser Theresa O'Donnell, President Ninety-five 215 Dorothy Uxanost. Adviser Fleanor ( e vi xski. President Room 106 1 da X adwor x ey. Adviser Dorothy Lajkski. President 205 Florence Keppel. Adviser Gloria Manzo. President Room 206 Axxa Boyle. Adviser Alison Pritchard, President 218 Katii erixe W'ai.sii. Adviser Jane Geibel, President Ninety-six mmmmwmzmmmmmM k’oom 207 Mary Comerford. Adviser Myrtle Fowler, President Room 307 Marjorie Mutchler, Adviser Gloria Dewey, President bom 220 Kyeleex Quinn, Idviser rV Helen Riga, President Room 114 E. WlLHELMlNA ACKERMAN, i Leonard Miller, President Room 312 Emily Eoy. Adviser Rose De Camillis. President Room 315 Leonard Harrison. Adviser Edward Martin, President Room 120 I ,ucia I ) )SC 11 hr. Adviser Violet Wagner, President Room 104 Sydna Pritchard. Adviser Edna Griffin. President Room 317 A n ne 1 otwinick, Adviser Ninety-eight Room 119 John Morley. Adviser Lorraine Ritnkevvicz. President Room 10S Jane Spargo. Adviser Robert Lincoln. President Room 103 Sa m i■ el (joLDSTKi . . Adviser Paul Abel, President N indy-nine Room 117 Flinor Cassidy, Adviser Dolores Hanlon. President Room 311 Marjorie Horst. Adviser Marilyn Post. President Room 320 Ida May. Adviser Florence Peters, President Room 109 Oscar Bodenhorn, Adviser Room 306 Euphemia Mooime. Adzdser Vincent Zito, President Jean Pratt, President R«m iii 111 John Mahoney. Adxtscr George Chapman, President TKXTII gk- A1)K KK(rlSTRATIOX OFFICERS Viec-Presidents Secretaries Treasurers Raymond Maher 103 Catherine Brennan 104 Joseph Vagan 103 Margaret Fargano 104 William Greco 108 Mary Swingle 104 Kdward Folger 10S Francis Metro 109 Vincent De Sena 108 Fred Mommer io ; Thomas Miskura 111 William Glover 109 Daniel Olenchuk 111 Carol Lipman 117 Charles Parks 111 Mary Lamcndola 117 Doris Spronck 119 I Ielcn Kearsc 117 Theresa Barden 119 Stella Bel bo 120 Jean Rusnak 119 Alice Ozimek 120 Marion Wilson 306 Ruth Stuck 120 Theresa Szitarski 311 Susie Fazio 311 Harriet Brandwcin 306 (Icncvicvc Cutro 312 Anna Brozowski 312 Pauline Liberda 311 Rollert Finnegan 315 Chester Dzikowski 315 Julia Halegowski 312 STUDK NT COXGRKSS RKPRKSKXTATIVES Francis Dowling 103 (ieorge Chapman 111 Jean Pratt 306 Fdna Griffin 104 Gloria Gibilisco 117 Theresa Szitarski 311 Edwin Golubiewski 108 Laura Biel in 119 Dorothy Stefanowicz 312 Israel Gottcsman 109 Irene Sol inski 120 Ted Dalak 315 A THLKTIC TICKET COLLECTORS Charles Fanula 103 Israel Gottcsman 109 Theresa Szitarski 311 Mary Swingle 104 George Chapman 111 I)orothv Stefanowicz 312 Herbert Axelrod 108 Gloria Gibilisco 117 Stephen Ferenczi 315 Lorraine Runkewicz 119 One-hundred J This nation has placed its destiny in the hands, heads, and hearts of its millions of free men and women, and its faith in freedom under the guidance of (Jod. Freedom means the supremacy of human rights everywhere. Our support goes to those who struggle to gain those rights and keep them. Our strength is our unity of purpose. To that high concept there can he no end save victory. Franklin I). Roosevelt THEY HELP TO MAKE THE WHEELS GO ’ROUND Hail to the Chief!—Dr. Walter F. Robinson Office Efficiency Experts: Misses Reilly. Rogow. Garven B. . S’s Finest: Messrs. Magner. Lee. Purvis, Ruh, Pryor, Fertal, Buttner. Athletic Board: Messrs. Brady. O’Connor. Kerr, Purvis, Caprio. Josefowicz. They keep us in (food humor and good health. One-hundred-txvo OTIIKR IMPORTANT PEOPLE AND EVENTS Our other chief: Gabriel J. Stabile Safeguarding our health Practicing the American Senior Election. 'em rolling by the sale s Stamps and Bonds. “Trial by Jurv.” STCDEXT COXGlth'SS Adviser El.IZABF.TH (il.ENN President Frank McCabe Vice-President Robert MacGii.lis Recording Secretary Agnes McGlynn Corresponding Secretary Olga Bednf.iz I.eft to Right, Pint Row: Anthony Morrcale, Phyllis Foster, Agues Kcllchcr, Mary I.encza, Domcnica Mac-Caronc, John Dowling, Adelaide Decker, Dorothy Slcfanowitz, Jean UcckcndorlT, Doris llndak. Israel Gottes-man. John Poslusxny. Second Rate: George Chapman, Bernard Rosenberg. Laura Bielin, Clara Schumann. Irwin SpeCtor, Frances I-orcnzo, Robert Adams, Ruth Hollander, Helen l.itinan. Dorothy Linton, Alvin Fross, Ernest Kovacs, J« hn O'Mahoney. Third Rote: Edwin Golubiewski, Dorothy MeGie, Ann MeGeehan, Geraldine Geancy, Mildred Sedona, Sophie Ccrltonc, Olga Bedneiz, Miss Glenn, Frank McCabe. Agnes McGlynn, Alyce Comins, Irene Lichtman, Beatrice Biel. Allrert Beck. Fourth Rote: Mary Dernko, Esina llopko. Edna Griffin, Ruth Satter, Jeanette Bonezek, Peggy Kane, Ann Boyd, Daisy Boyd. Regina Obrinski, Theresa Szidarski, Fanny Friedman, Gloria Gibilisco, Jean Pratt, Louis Pittner. Fifth Row: Olga Kapsky, Louise Jaeobacci, Jerry Uaroff, Anthony Watkowski, Thomas Fultz, Harriet Cronin, William Reiner, Kathleen Williamson, Steven Zclinski, Josephine Szlaza, Lillian Garbnklc, Gilbert Martin. TItK ‘liE AC OX” STAFF Advisers Ida May Dorothy Unangst Eveleen Quinn Editor Robert Adams Head Typist Gloria Mindlin Assistant Editor Ruth Hollander Art Editor Thomas Sullivan Sports Editor Albert Siienkman Onediumtrcd-four Left to Right. First Rote: Kay O’Donnell. Sylvia Liebman, Lillian F.gcrman. Jean McBride. Vera I.ukasze-wich, Helen Liga, Gloria Kline, Doris Parnis. Second Rote: Dorothy I.imon. Adelaide Decker, Albert Shcnk-man. Gloria Mindlin. Roliert Adams, Gertrude Kochansky. Thomas Sullivan, Ruth Hollander. Third Rote: Murray Rogow, Leonard Preminger. Jerry BarotT, Kathleen Williamson, Shirley Lipschitz, Ann Klein, Harriet Cronin, Seymour LieWrman. Bernard Sugcrman. Fourth Rote: Israel Gottesman, Shirley Freedman, Melvin Rosen, Frances Landau, Elizalieth Parowski, Henry Lapidus, Harohl I mutton, Stanley (iohl! erg, William Reiner, Martin Grotsky. Henry Domhrowski, Alyce Comins. Irene Lichtman, Beatrice Biel, Joyce Radcn, Williaid Stcinert. unit Am COUNCIL Left to Right, First Rote: Sadie Rio, Millie l)i Bella. Kllen I)i Croce, Gloria Dc Masi, Jean Miller, Shirley Stale. Dorothy Hall, Julia Dileo, Dorothy Nevins. Second Rote: Shirley Stein. Matilda Matau, Lillian Goodman, Kllen McCarthy, Joan Sjoden, Athena Michailides, Gloria Kline. Third Rote: Dorothy Aichcle. Theresa I rvendusky, Theresa lazetta, Alyce Matlick, Mary Petti, Maryann Magelnicki. Regina Rudnicki. Helen Krall, Constance Apicella, Geraldine La Purge. Fourth Rote: Ixniisc Jacoltacci, Helen Chopki, Alberta Donner. Viola Curtis, Ann Klein. Fifth Rote: Rhoda Horowitz, Madeline Colonna. Stella Stepnowski, Ger trude Scherwa, Geraldine Barowitz, Enid Levine, Shirley Lipschitz, Ruth Hollander. Advisers Elizabeth Welch Eeocadia Crzf.bik President Marie Pashesiinik Viee-President Joan Sjoden Secretary Ellen McCarthy Left to Right, First Rote: Helene Tucker. Albert Shenkman. John Iludock. Second Row: Joyce Eley, Estelle Gottcsman, Audrey Flchur, Ruth Raport, Gloria Dewey, Phyllis Foster, Thomas Sullivan. Third Rote: Hlanchc MirofT, Jerome Golembeck, Miss Ackerman, Milton Cooper. Shirley Epstein, Willard Steinert. Fourth Rote: Lorfaine Doherty, Charlotte Pinchuk. Dorenc Helfand, Gloria Kline, Shirley Freedman, Lillian Eger-maun, Sylvia Liebman, Ruth Hollander. Alyce Matlick. Fifth Rote: Hilda Zasloll, Doris Gottsagen. Jean Fastov, Eleanor Petrovich, Rosemarie Yurick, Harriet Frankie, Jean McBride, Lillian Garfinklc. Marilyn Doyne. Sixth Rote: Rita Penchansky, Alherta Donner, Shirley Lipschitz, Gloria Mindlin. Rhoda Horowitz. Thelma Gish. Mary Petti, Ann Klein, Julia Pfistcr. Seventh Rote: Herbert Roscncrans, Solomon Saltzman. Charles Grodbcrg, Norman l iskowit , William Fcinbcrg, Robert Adams. Milton Garber, Jay Doros, Alvin Mclscr, Stanley Miller, Lawrence Kaufman, Henry Doinbrowski, I.conard Preminger. UK A DING CLvn Adviser K. Wilhelmina Ackerman President Jerome Golembeck iee-President Milton Cooper Treasurer Hlanche Miroff Secretary Shirley Epstein Onc-httmired-fivc FOKTNIGIITLY DISCUSSION CLUB Adviser Johx C. Josefonvicz Left to Right: Frank McCabe. Donald Hoffman, Thomas Butler. Mr. Josefowicz. Kathleen Williamson, William Reiner. George Blumenthal. l.cft to Right, l:ust Rote: Frank McCain . David Berkoxvitz. Kathleen Williamson. Thomas Butler. Dorothy Union. Donald Hoffman. George Blumenthal. Second Rote: Michael Spronck, David Van Strien. Alvin Fross. William Reiner. DEBATING CLUB Adviser Jf.xnie I. Dougherty President Michael Spronck Vice-President David Vax Strien Secretary K AT 111.KEN W I LI.IA M SO N Treasurer Thomas Butler Onc-hundred-six PORTIA CLUB Adviser Marietta Clark Flinn President Adelaide Decker Pice-President Jean Roskoski Secretary Mary Baran Treasurer Stella Missevicii Left to Right. First Rote: Grace Yarsalona, Rose Hiller, Stella Missevich. Mary Baran. Mrs. Flinn. Adelaide Decker. Irene Grzegoski. Ruth Gill. Second Rote: Jean Baser. Regina Wisnieski. Sophie Szmerda. Shirley Freedman. Catherine Condon. Daisy Boyd. Ruth Rajx rt. Genevie Szaro, Eleanor Sumowicz, Theresa Iazctta. Third Row. Mary Miller. Kleanor McGee. Eleanor W'echsler. Ann Magera. Mary Finch, Harriet Orzepowski. Florence Masiuk, Ann Roman. Josephine Stonek. Rosemarie Yurick, Catherine Boyle. Left to Right, First Row: Margaret Larkin. Agnes Kelleher. Donald Hoffman. Jean Burge, Jean Zamatuk. Lillian Kuchler. Second Rote: Winifred Bodson, Dorothy Sawinski. Tillie Ulnian, Lucy Osowski. Pearl Levine. Third Row: Lorraine Herbert. Bernadette Cleary. Stella Parvin, Rose D’Alessio. MERCHANDISING CLUB Advisers Harvey Yogman Alvin Weitz President Donald Hoffman Vice-President Valentine Gusko Secretary Agnes Kelleher Treasurer Mary La Pilusa One-hundred-seven SKRGKAXTS cisVn Advisers Mary 15. Wi'ciikrkr Ann McKechnik Captain Ann I’etrow Secretaries I )OLORES I I A X LON Sophie Mosuriak ■'rout to Rear, First Row: Axnr« MeGlynn, Winifred Bradley. France Landau. Edna Griffin. Ethel Sharp. Ann Mahalson, Wanda Chimiel. lamella Nickerson. Lillian l.indorlT. Helen Skil a, Joan Sjodrn, Dolores Hanlon, Second Raze: Doris Kislak. Carol Feinberg, Winifred Bodson. Helen Kiamos. Genevieve Pad low ski. (Jemma Santacruce. Gloria Kline. Eleanor Wechsler, Enid Uvinc. Mary Dickey, Caiol l.iptnan, Jean Tame. Third Rote: AI vena Golden. Alice l)e Fabio. Marie I-ombardi. Rose I’etulla, Jean Zclasko. Pearl (ilass. Florence Sccklccka. Amelia Brelinsky. Dorothy Brown. Margaret Mack. Helen Maak, Marion Talian. Fourth Row: Julia l.itwin. Catherine Scaglione, Iris Berman. Ellen pi Croce. Mary Bonner, Regina Obrinski. Mildred Okarnta, Mary Swingle. Ruth Satter, Alice O imek. Virginia Tinnerello. Fifth Rote: Athena Michailides. Agnes Kelle-her, Joyce Cohen. Sadie Rio. Shirley Smith. Joyce Raden, Margaret Park . Margaret Jala. Peggy Carson. Marie Wangler. Laura Hiciin. Eleanor Dzamba. Sixth Rote: Ann Pet row, Millie Di Bella. Mary Jesienski, Antoinette Barresi. Helen l.itwin, Anne Burke. Sophie Mosuriak, Margaret Gebrian, Josephine Boyanowski, Elizabeth Parowski, Rita Penchansky. Ellen McCarthy. Seventh Rote: Agnes Bakos. Mae Linder. Ann Berg, Dorothy Aita, Julia Dileo, Gertrude I-andau. Margaret Kaminsky, Regina Ko|ichinski, Elizabeth I.indorff, Doris Linden, Louise Jacobacci. Mary Semborski. I eft to Right. Seated: Alice De Fabio. Mary Scmborski. Allies MeGlynn. Ann Burke, Ann I’etrow. Joan Sjoden. Louise Jacobacci. Standing: Miss McKeclmie. Doris Kislak. Carol Feinlierg, W inifred Bradley, Shirley Smith. Margaret Larkin, Mary Swingle. Josephine Boyanowski. Agnes Bakos. Kdna Clriffin, Margaret Parks, Knid Levine, Wanda Chimiel. Miss Wucherer. ATHLETIC MERIT CU B Advisers Makv B. Wucherer Ann McKechnif President Ann Pktrow Vice-President Agnes Bakos One-lutndrcd-eiflid BASKET BALL CLUB .Advisers Mary II. YV re merer Axx McKeciinie President Helen Ski ha Vice-President Maxine Gkeenberc; Secretary Polly Hicks Left to Right, First Rmv: Mary Bonner. Eleanor Boyle, Diane Liguori. Second Rote: Eleanor Miller. Louise Zafian. Ann Burke. Helen Skiba. Ygncs McCilynn. Lileen O’Shea. Genevie Szaro. Third Rote: Miss W’ucherer, Miss McKeciinie. Elinore Xolan. Peggy Kane. Dolores Hanlon. Ann Pet row, Polly Hicks. Maxine Greenberg. Fourth Rote: Stella Supnowski. Iris Berman. Frances Landau. Gertrude Scherwa. Jean Taruc, Carol Li] man. Amelia Brel insky. Leona Czvspak. Agnes Bakos. Mac Linder. From Front to Rear, First Rmv: Helen Liga. Eleanor Muller. Irene Harkabus, Marie Y'angler. Jeanne Zebrowski. Second Rmv: Helen Litwin. Laura Bielin, Joan Sjoden. Third Rmv: Mildred Crane. Doris Kislak. Clara Schumann. Marilyn Dewey. Fourth Rmv: Grace Y’esper. Dorothy Merkowsky, Morence Brown. Fifth Rmv: Marjorie Cardaneo. Rae Apicella, Marion Sowinski. Angelina Del Prete. Dolores Belbv. W I. TIKI BLEliS A XI) FLAG WAVKBS CLUB .Advisers Mary B. YY’uchf.rer Ann McKechxik Secretary Marjorie Cardaneo One-tnouired-ninc FIRST FIA)()li VS UK US Adviser Abraham Golush Left to Rit ht. First Rote: Milton Stickler, Eugene Domcnick, Leslie Hermann, Mr. Golush. Arthur Schwartz, Herbert Goff. Thomas Fultz, Anthony NVatkowski. Second Row: Doris Gottsagen, Sadie Rio, Ruth Covert, Dorothy Aichclc. Carol Feinherg. Bernice Kirschner, Allierta Donner, Muriel Sherman, Mary Myskowski, Helen Kiantos, Marjorie McKeon. Eleanor llosking. Joyce Cohen. Third Rote: Robert Ferenezi, Allan Kovitz, George I’arnik, Richanl Xcibart. Irwin Spcctor. Ann Klein, John Muller, Cecile Ko| acz. William Eggers, Jerome Scigal. Fourth Rote: Gloria Kline, Edward Sefehik, Albert Shenkman. Edward Pitakowski, Arthur Ferdinand, l-conard Muller. Richard Kaslusi, Vincent Marrinncchi. Xichola Maggio. Iris Berman. Fifth Row: John 'arga, Robert Amur . Jerome Coleniheck, William Re:ner. Jack Sarvis. Michael Petrone James O'Brien, Jerry Baroff. Absent: Emil llttdak. I.eft to Rit ht, First Rote: Marjorie Rolka, Edna Griffin, Helen Miskura. Gloria Kline. Frances Landau. Iris Berman, Sophie Mosuriak. Marie Reilly, Elizabeth Pa row ski. Second Rote: Agnes MvGlynn, Dolores Pratt, Regina Ohrinski, Mollie Raus. lama Santacroce, Pauline Gonzales, Elvera Furfara, Dorothy llall, Joyce Ely. Third Row: Miss Wuchercr, Carol Feinlierg, Gertrude l uxlau, Irene Ca |ier, Helen l.iga. Mary Merchnt. Ellen McCarthy. Eleanor Lcwinski. Fourth Rote: Ann Pet row. I-on i sc Jacohacci. Rosemarie Vurick. Irene Pietrnszski, Constance Parks. Ann Pet row ski. Joan Sjoden. Harriet Orze|K wski, Ixirraine Runkewitz. Fifllt Rote: Amelia Brelinsky, Geraldine Barowitz. Jean Kitzis. Jane Nelson. Lorraine Strauch. Muriel Sherman, Harriet Cronin, Mary Trofani, Peggy Kane. HOSTESS CLUB Advisers Mary B. Wuciierer Ann McKechnif. Chief Hostess Agnes McGi.ynn Assistant 11ostess Sophie Moscriak Secretary Elvera Furfara One-hundred-ten Left to Right, hirst Rote: James Sharkey. Frank McCabe. William Dancisin. Mr. Wangler. Frank Arlington. John Raskowski. Ixniis Peters. Robert Root. Second Rene: Irene Kasper. Angelina Del Prete. Ann Derish, Anne Kasj� er. Mary Sim-borski. Mary Degnan. Constance Gudaitis. Florence Domenico. Mary Dcniko. Gertrude I tndau. Athena Michailides. Third Rote: Philip San Giovanni. Charles Hauer. Albert Grillo. Janies Moylan. Frank Zemborski. I-ouis Pitman. Steven Harl a. William Zakowitz. Fourth Rote: John Adomaitis. James Moylan. Kdward Schilke. Ralph Carrozza, Alfred Beebe, Clement Berger, David Berkowitz. SECOX1) FLOOR V SUERS Adviser Fidf.i.is Wanci.kk £ J TIIIHI) FLOOR USHERS Adviser John A. Marconi eft to Right, First Rote: Frances Landau, Dorothy Korbelak. Second Rote: .oretta O'Xeill. Ann Petrowski. Claire Osbahr. Ruth Block. Lillian Goodman, klabel I .a Mel. 'Third Rote: Kleanor Cherchio. Dorothy Brown. Jay Rotlistcin. Cdward Sefchick. Jack Potashkin. John O'Mahoney, Fred Crane. Klaine Joel, • - j j ht?en MORE IMPORTANT PLACES To five nil. of H� 0 add pinch of Ca-! Come, take choice of all my library. When dissecting frogs, take pains to —. The flying fingers flit. The radii of equal circles—remember? One'hundred-tivelvc ‘hA yyu ORCHESTRA Conductor XUNZIO PlXTAURO i'iolins: Grace Mongcllo. Dorothy Milwid, Theodore Bojek, Shirley Freedman. Sylvia Starr. I.illian Goodman. Jeanne Gavitt, Herbert Axelrod. Aspasia Chagaris. Willard Trent. Helen Litwin, Joseph Troiano, Edna Bennett. Betty Westervelt, Norman Laskowitz, Mae Linder. Ruth Aslanian; Cello: Jean Taruc. Teddy Tomaszewski. Richard Gomez; Bass Viol: Ellen McCarthy. John Klept; Piano: Joseph Acito. Helen Watman. Mary I-amendola; Tenor Saxophone: Edward O’Neill. Joseph I-abate; Clarinet: Anthony Ccrtcllessa. Anthony Morreale. William Breivogcl; Sasophonc: Leon Malinowski, Bernard Sugarman, Helen Hoppe. Elynor Kotzen, Ted Schwibner; Trumpet: Michael Lyga, Sal Lamendola, Carl D.tda, George Piltz; Trombone: I-estcr Mel-nick. Martin Noscnchuk; Tympany. Vincent Cerbone; Drums: Sam Katz. Cytil Grecnstcin; Cymbals: Morris Rogow. HAND Conductor XUNZIO PlXTAURO Onc-himdrcd-thirtecn Clarinets: Arthur Krech. Anthony Morreale. William Breivogcl, Edward O’Neill. Walter Jawors, Anthony Cortellessa, Eugene Dominick. Saxophones: Francis Malek, Jack Bodcnstein, Bernard Sugarman, Joseph Troiano. Ethel Albach, Edward Walker. Joseph Imitate, Helen Hopi e. Eugene Bortnek, Irwin Speclor, Doris tiargiles. Franklin Fischer. Ted Schwibner. Elynor Kotzen; Cornet: Michael Lyga, William Tompkins, Thomas Cleary, Sal l.amcndola. Edward Markowski. Carl Duda. Alfred Zakowski; Trombone: Lester Mel-nick. John Klept. Martin Xosenchuk; Tuba: Richanl Gomez. John Vargo, Joseph Acito: Drum: Vincent Cerbone. Sam Katz. Donald Nevins, Cyril Grcenstein, Howard Goldlierg. James O’Brien; Cymbals: Morris Rogow; Drum Majorettes: Jannc Shortell, Antoinette Shortell. A CAPELLA ('HOIK Director Helen M. Wakefield On Wednesday evening, March 4. the combined Glee Clubs and Orchestra presented a concert and an opera in the Junior High School Auditorium. Soloists in the Gilbert and Sullivan concert were James O’Brien, illiard Trent, William Reiner, John Bradley, Louisa Gray, Eleanor Clier-chio, Rosanne Biber, Genevieve Kaczorek, Clara Beth Richards, Sal Lamcndola. Helen Watman, Eleanor Williams, Ruth Aslanian. Catherine Brennan. Myrtle Fowler. Terry Furman. Mario Pir-ozzi, Edna Golden, Gerald Baroff, and Melvin Rosen. For the second part of the program, the A Capella Choir presented a one-act operetta “Trial by Jury”, the finale of which is pictured below. HOYS' AND GIRLS9 GLEE CIA'IIS Director Helen M. Wakefield One-hundred-four teen ARTS A XI) CRAFTS CLUB Adviser Ruth Lawson President Stephen Zei.inski Vice-President Louise Z apian Secretary Eugenia Kapsky Treasurer Georue Chergotis Front to Rear, Standing: Gloria Ghizzone. Irene Harkabus, David Teichnian, George Chergotis. Miss Lawson. Anthony Watkowski. Stephen Zelinski. Estelle Gottesman. Helen Myers. Jane Parsons. Frieda Wicwoda, Lucy Tworkowski, Eugenia Kapsky. First Row, (at left) : Dorene Helfand. Domenica Maccarone, Stephanie Blicharz. Eleanor Miller. Second Row: Frances Lorenzo. Eleanor Boyle. Grace Mongello, Janet Grodberg, Helen Watnian, Sylvia Starr. Third Row: Alison Pritchard, Louise Zafian. Frances Prehatney. Gladys Birkler. Left to Right, First Row: Irene Pietruszski. Elizabeth Patacchino, Marv Man-zella. Irene Lichtnian. Dorothy McGie. Mary Gonzales. Second Rmv: Loretta O'Xeill. Ann Petrowski. Bessie Vorrius, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Pisano, Harriet Saiewitz. Rose Montagna. Antoinette Barresi. Beatrice Biel. SPAXISII CLUB Adviser Edward Thompson President Mary Maxzei.la Vice-President Mary Gonzales Secretary Irene Lichtman Treasurer Dorothy McGie One-hud red -fif tee n piioroGRAPin CLUB Adviser Oscar Hodeniiorn President Seymour | jerermax 'iec- President Arthur Dorfman Secretary Henry Dombrowski ‘' SStf.S- Left to Right, First Row: Helen Targonski. Second Row: Isabella Plotcba. Israel Gottes-man. John Undock. Williard Stcinert. Sidney Goldstein. Helen Alexovits. Third Row: Janet Grodberg, Sylvia Starr. Seymour Licbcrman. Mr. B xlcnhorn, Henry Dombrowski, Gloria Kline, Lillian Goodman, Ann Klein. Fourth Ron : Kvelyn Koladije, Cccile Kopaez, Regina Szymanski. Lcocadia Godfrvt. Stephanie Blicharz, Gene Zebrowski. Helen Sullivan, Alberta Donner, Jeanne Drzewinski. Fifth Rote: Domcnica Maccarone, Dorothy Aita. Joyce Raden, Arline Aichcle, Juanita Thompson, Ruth Finnic. Ann Dcrish, Enid Levine, Martin Grotsky, Michael Spronck, Eli Isaacson, Bernard Sugarman, Joseph Garhis, Herman Schnipper. Left to Right. First Rote: Ann Klein, Patricia Nichols, Rosemary Brady, Harriet Cronin, Joan Nelson, Dorothy Derfus, Eugenic Scarito. Second Rote: Iris Berman, Steve Szymanski, Shirley Freedman, Mildred Kaus. Marion Talian, Albert Grillo. Third Row: Jerry Mcrcatclli, William Warner, Clement Berger, Charles Bauer, Robert Wicke, lulward Martin, Alfred Beebe, l rank Guzy, James Sharkey, Frank McCabe. l:ourlh Row: Thomas Fultz, Anthony Machala, Anthony Watkowski, Herbert (John Muller, James O'Brien. William Connell, Jerome Golcmbcck. CAFETERIA LEADENS Advisers foil X JOSEFOWICZ Soi.omon Katz Alexander (VConnor Wilbur Purvis One-hundred-sixteen NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Advisers Marion Levis Walter I'. Robinson Left to Right, First Reno: John Hudock, Howard Goldberg, Robert Adams, Dr. Robinson. Bernard Goldstein, Milton Cooper. Henry Dombrowski. Second Rote: Shirley Epstein. Eleanor Hosking. Beatrice Biel. Rosemary Brady. Gertrude Kochansky, Ruth Sobcl. Mary Szmerda. Third Row: Shirley Freedman, Sylvia Liebman, Josephine Stonek. Irene Katusa. Fourth Row: Leon Wolper. William Hanlon, William Feinberg. ITALIAN CLCli Adviser incent Pisano President Theresa Bareli.a Vice-President Marion Bariueri Secretary Elvera 1)e Rosa Treasurer Kt’CENIE SCARITO One-it undred-seven t ecu Left to Right. First Row: Gloria Ghizzonc. Frances Di Lorenzo, Mario Pirozzi, Irene Lichtman. Eugenie Scarito. Rae Apicella. Second Row: Catherine Pagano, Marion Barbieri. Charles Manfredi, Joseph Troiano, Elvera Dc Rosa, Josephine De Rosa. Third Row: Marie Lombardi. Theresa O'Xeill. Louise Jacobacci, Mr. Pisano. Jean Macaluso. Mary Trofani. Grace Mongello. PIXG-PONG CLUB Advisers Mary B. Wucherrr Ann McKf.ciinie Lottie Kukowski Secretary Dorothy Jasinski Left to Right: Bessie Strumeier. Winfred Bradley. Helen Kucluirski. Eileen Nelson, Margaret Sammons, Mary Gonzales, Miss Kukowski. Miss Wucherer, Dorothy Jasinski, Catherine Mooney, Ann Magera, Irene Rogaski, Dorothy McGie, Rose Petulla. Left to Right, Outside Circle: Irene Katusa, Joseph Ball, Ann Petrow, John Edwards, Edward Barulli. Helen Strauch. George Chcrgotis, Allen Kovitz. Shirley Smith, Joan Sjodcn, Mary Ball, Margaret Kmetz. Edna Griffin, Miss Wucherer, Madeline Vargo, Mary Trofani, Ann Petrowski. Inside Circle: Grace Golden, Lester Eisenherg, Ann Mahalsin, Tommy Fultz, Jean Tame, Donald (Have, Mary Swingle, George Piltz. DAXCE CLUB Advisers Gladys Kern Mary B. Wucherer Pianist Ada Kresch President Edna Griffin Vice-President Edward Barulli Secretary Shirley Smith Onc-hundrcd-eightecn MATCIIA-PATCII CLUB Adviser Anna K. Boyle President Florence CIolias Vice-President Florence Vi rmark Secretary Josephine Stonek Treasurer Ac; X ES B A RTE X11 AC IE X Left to Right. First Roto: Regina Wisnicski, Shirley Freedman. Catherine Sweeney. Florence (iolias, Florence Vurmark, Margaret Magda. Dorothy Xevins, Mary McKay. Second Ron-: Rose Montagna. Sal ina Orzepowski, Norma Olsen. Margaret Kngelhart. Kleanor Kuchler, Gencvie Szaro, Kleanor Sumowicz, Martha Sobelsky. Dorothy Baron. Third Ron-: Irene Katusa. Dorothy Kupuscinski, Anne Boyd, Mary Fink. Lucy I.upo, Josephine Stonek. Left to Ripht. First Rote: Elynor Kotzen. Miriam Spiro. Dorothy Hall. Vera Ciirakli, l-oui o Brendall. Gertrude Kochansky, Israel Gottesman, Mildred Sedona. Shiiley State, t'ara Beth Richards. Kathleen Williamson. Second Rote: Doris Gottsagen, Teresa Jawors, Mary De Kino. Dorothy l.imon. Jean Bnrnett. Josephine Jaczechow ski, Dolores Mack, Beatrice Biel. Third Rote: Bernice Warsh. Helen l.itman. Gloria Kline, Ellen l)i Croce. Helen Kianios, Gertrude Ruggiercllo. Harriet Cronin. Tatty Janicke. Peggy Carson. Joan Nelson, Marilyn Dewey. Harriet Frankie. Michelina Apicella. Elvera De Rosa. Fourth Rotv: Madeline Vargo, Florence (iarrison. Sedille Hoherman, Mildred Haas. Jean Dr l.aurcntis, Gloria Dewey. Gloria Mindlin, Ruth Hollander, Sylvia Liehntan, Bessie Vorrius, Irene I.ichtman. Elizalieth Tanaccionc, Blanche Miroff. Marie Pasheshnik. Fifth Rote: Frank McCabe, Ann Klein, Iairrainc Doherty. Ia rraine Rimhcwicz, Tolda Stavitsky, Marie Wisnicski. Doris Spronck. Shirley Lipschitz, Jerry BarotT, Dorothy Eisenberg. Diana l.iguori, Margaret Maak, Melvin Rosen, Doris Parnis, Thomas Butler. Sixth Rote: Marjorie Courain. Evelyn Flynn. Margaret Ferry, Eleanor Sawinski, Rose D'Agostino. Pauline Konzal, David Berkowitz, John Brailley, William Reiner. Norman Laskowitz, Alvin Mclscr, William Eggers. Florence Zacksher, Lillian Lutz. Bernice Kishner. DRAMATIC CLUB Adviser Jennie Dougherty One-hit nd red � i n c teen HOSPITALITY CLUB Adviser Marc.aret Kf.llv Presidents Helen Kiamos Erm elina Per NAS Seen a Berkowitz I.eft to Right. First Row: Eugenie Scarito, Gloria Ghizzonc, Mary Myskowski. Second Rote: I'Jiid Levine, Jean Rost. Florence Green, Charlotte Myers. Seena Berkowitz, Dorothy Aita, Sadie Rio, Helen Watman. Third Rote: Florence Golias, Shirley Lipschitz, Shirley Tulbowitz, Tillie L'hnan. Shirley Free lmar.. Sylvia Liehman, Ruth Raport, Harriet Blann, Selma Freedman. Standing: Sylvia Starr. (Jcnevic Szaro, Florence Masiuk, Ann Maksv-miak, Madeline Lojewski. Helen Kiamos. Doris Parnis, Jean Roszowski, Anne Roman, Jeanne Frommcr, Margaret (ierhardt. Rita Mannion, Sophie Szmcrda, Lorraine Zygmunt, Janet Grodberg. Fourth Rozv (at left) : Gloria Mindlin. Anne Rehill, Eleanor Kuschner, Muriel Sherman, Helen Wilkes, Milliccnt Churvin. Left to Right, First Rote: Herl� ert Shulman. Miss Pritchard. Second Roiv: Gloria Kline, Eileen Nelson, Helen Kucharski. Wilma Lieb, Irwin Spector, Arnold Tannenkanni. Third Row: Seymour Lieberman, Milton Cooper, Leslie Hermann, Howard Goldberg, Robert Adams, Henry Dombrowski. Most Active Senior ('lass in Year Kook Subscriptions Adviser Marion Praed President Martha Kai.il Left to Right, First Row: Eleanor Hosking. Lillian Egcrman. Harriet Cronin. Martha Kalil. Helen Miskura. Eileen Nelson, Gloria Kline. Second Row: Agnes Butler, Gloria Ghizzone, Betty Dwyer. Eleanor Miller, Rhoda Horowitz. Shirley Epstein, Catherine Pagano. Patty Janicke, Dorothy Oxe. Third Row: Lillian Kyprios, Wilma Lieh. Elinore Nolan. Marilyn Doyne, l.ois Kellner. Regina Sadowski, Harriet Blann. Most Active I ’ n (I cry rad note Cl ass in Year Kook Subscriptions Adviser Elea nor K a m n: er m a n President Rttii Ruziecki One-hundred-twenty-one Left to Right. First Row: Mary Dcmko, Sophie Wisniewski, Vera Lukaszewich. Ruth Ruziecki. Harriet Sullivan. Gertrude Landau, Shirley State. Second Row: Catherine Scaglione, Helen Aleksiewicz, Antoinette Barresi, Dorothy Bonik, Cal-vina MacDonald. Dorothy Lair. Julia Dileo. Helen Kryuk. Mary Dzukan. Third Rozv: Hedwig Jakulxjwski, Jeannie Lapinski, Harriet Blumni. Helen Skiha, Mary Eedors, Emily Kostovich. Jean Polka. Carmella Eurfara. Fourth Row: Lorraine Zygmunt, Irene Budka, Pauline Lesiak, Goldie Rosen. Genevieve Ziobro. THE SCHOOL STOKE Left to Right, First Row: Jean Burge. Rose D’Alcssio, Florence Yolesko, Winifred Bodson. Evelyn Maz .ey, Jean Xainatuck. Second Row: Florence Lasinski, Margaret Carson, Lorraine Lorgan. Mary Rush, Dorothy Sovinski, Margaret Larkin, Lucy Osowski. Tillie Uhnan, Teddy S .ynal. Third Row: Walter Mar-kowski, Fred Meyer. Mary Purvin, Mary La Pilusa, Bernadette Cleary, Pearl Levine, Valentine Gusko, Charles Gallagher. Advisers: Harvey Yogman, Alvin Weitz One-hundred-txvcnty-txvo It is necessary tW tlie nation imve l li sical no loss tlian moral courage; the capacity to clo and (lare and (lie at need, and tliat grim and steadfast resolution which alone will carry rent | ooj le through si great peril. ---Theodore Itooxevelt a � • TIIK YEAH IX SPOUTS ON THE GRIDIRON Starting from scratch. Coaches Lee and Haring built up a 1942 Garnet and W hite Team that will long he remembered in the annals of B. II. S. shirts. 'Flic offensive attack of the team centered alxmt the brilliant passing of Sal I.ucarrello. All-County Fullback, and flashy exhibition running of Eddie Sause and Frank Cuzy. This remarkable combination was aided ably by the fine blocking of Bill W arner. Eddie O'Neill. John Adomaitis and Bill Dzugan. All the credit for this record season, however, should not Ik given to the spirited offense of these grid-sters. The completely co-ordinated and machine like precision of the linesmen provided the vital defense necessary for victory. Schedule Date Team We They Sept. 27 Emerson 13 6 Oct. 4 Memorial 0 19 Oct. 11 Union Hill 19 0 Oct. 18 Paterson Central 13 6 Oct. 25 Lincoln 12 0 Nov. 11 St. Peter’s Prep 0 0 ON THE COURT With a number of regulars returning in September, Coach Lee’s basketeers seemed headed for another successful year. The loss of the first three out of five games did not daunt the spirits of either the Garnet and White mentor or the Cagers themselves. Rallying after defeat, they gave such a fine exhibition of fast stepping, skillful ball playing that they won the South Hudson County Division Championship for the fifth consecutive year. With this victory went the right to oppose Memorial High in the finals of the County playoff. After losing this thrilling contest, the Beaconeer courtmen entered the State Tournament winning two tough battles before going down to defeat before Memorial in the sectional finals. Enthusiastic rooters for the team will not soon forget the spectacular playing of Emil lludak. our All-State candidate, and the remarkable set-shooting of Marvin Isenberg. Schedule Date Team We They Date Team We They Dec. 6 Holy Family 30 18 Feb. 6 Ferris 34 25 I)ec. 9 Emerson 28 42 Feb. 10 I .incoln 38 30 Dec. 12 1 .incoln 32 24 Feb. 14 1 )ickinson 44 35 Dec. 16 Union Hill 35 41 Feb. 16 St. Peter's Dec. 19 Port Richmond 37 50 College Freshmen 49 51 Dec. 22 Alumni 31 27 Feb. 27 Emerson 38 34 Jan. 6 Emerson 24 30 County Jan. 9 Dickinson 27 35 Championship Jan. 14 Ferris 30 37 Feb. 28 Memorial 32 45 Jan. 16 Snyder 40 22 Mar. 9 Belleville-State Jan. 20 Port Richmond 20 24 Tourney 36 34 Jan. 23 Snyder 30 27 Mar. 11 Paterson East Side Jan. 27 Union Hill 26 33 State Tourney 36 27 Jan. 31 Holy Family 40 19 Mar. 14 Memorial-State Feb. 3 St. Peter's Tourney 35 42 College Freshmen 42 48 One-h and red - twenty-four Til K YKAR IX SPOUTS—Cont. W ITH THE GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM The year 1942 saw an expanded program, and a spread of much greater interest in the Girls’ Basket Kill Team. The hig event of the season was the record breaking defeat of the Holy Family Team. Schedule Pate Team IPe They Dec. 19 Holy Family of Union City 26 25 Jan. 12 Alumnae 27 26 Jan. 24 Mt. St. Mary’s 17 25 Feb. 19 St. Michael’s of Jersey City 33 15 Feb. 26 Mt. St. Mary’s 42 18 Feb. 27 Holy Family of Union City 45 14 Mar. 12 St. Michael’s of Jersey City 36 20 Mar. 27 Holy Family of Bayonne 20 13 ON THE TRACK More laurels were added to the record of the B. H. S. track team in the past year. The Mile Relay Team (Sause, Hart. Keniery, and Sweeney) captured the state Indoor Title on March 7 and again walked off with the honors in the Hudson County Championships. Eddie Sause captured the 300-yard race at Jersey City Armory, setting a new record of thirty-four seconds. Continuing his sensational winning streak, he took the Northern New Jersey title in the quarter-mile race, the time being a new record of 50.8 seconds. Sause also captured the Hudson County Scholastic and Hudson County A. A. V. Titles in the times of 51.1 and 51.2 respectively. At the Stuyvcsant Manual Invitation Meet in the Bronx Coliseum. Sause set a new scholastic record by winning the 440-yard senior event in 50.4. The Relay Team, anchored by Sause. placed second in the National Championships at the Penn Relays. At Madison Square Garden, the team came in fourth in the contest with colleges and preparatory schools of the East Coast. In addition to Sause. the team was composed of Ed Keniery. city quarter-mile champion. Clyde Hart, flashy half-miler. known throughout the state, and Don Sweeney, city hundred-yard sprint sensation. Cross-country honors went to John Serrie and Les Youmans who placed second in the Senior County Championships and first in the Junior County Championships. IN THE POOL The Swimming Team opened the 1942 season on February 17 at the Junior High School pool by losing to the more e. | erienced Lincoln High ream. Individual members of the team, however, made excellent records. In the County Championship Meet held December 28 at Dickinson High. Bill Hanlon won two county championships by placing first in l oth the 50 and 100-yard free-style events. In these events. Bruce Tretheway placed third and second respectively. In the State Meet on March 7. Bayonne placed fifth. Hanlon placed fourth in the fifty and fifth in the one-hundred-yard free style events. Hanlon concluded the season by placing third in the National Scholastic Meet held on March 21 at Trenton. ON THE DIAMOND At the time the Year Book goes to press, the baseball season has not yet started, but Coach Lee has well-founded exj)ectations of putting out the usual hard hitting team that brings state-wide notice to Bayonne High School. One-hundred-twenty-five Top, Left to Right, l:ir. t Rote: Rill Dzugan. Bill Connell, Eddie O’Neill. Eddie Adamaitis. Sal Lucarello. Bud l � ljjer. John Campbell. Bill Warner. Rill Russell, Frank Guzy. John Reefer. Ed alitutto. Second Rote: Mike Sheridan. Ed Burke. Michael Lyga. Jim Ciriello. Ed I'alot, Steve Szytnanski. John Menza. Red Martin. Joe C'hsttl. Walter Leoshko, Mr. Lee. Coach. Third Rote: Mr. Haring. Coach; Jim Christie. 'Pony lazzetta. Ted Paliwoda. I'hil Daly. Don Hospidor. Henry Bar-doxvski. Maurice Jordan, Charles Moran. George Herschak. Hugh Clark, hourth Rote: Albert Kiselica. John Barone. Jerry BayrofT. Henry Oipidus. Ray I'elczak, George Lambert. Tony Caruso. Luke O'Rourke, Thomas Heeney. Alfred Algeria. Stanley Zenick. Rollout: Mr. Haring. William Warner, Sal Lucarello. Bill Russell. Frank Guzy, Mr. Lee. One-hundrcd-luvn ty-six 11 Kill LIGHTS OF TIIK FIRST (LAME The powers behind the line: Coaches Lee and Haring The line in action. Itayonne (joes marching dmon the line. I.inini up for the victory parade. Onc-hundrcd-txventy-sevi'n 0HHE Top, Left to Right, Sealed: Joe Acito, Bob Wickc, Ray Felczak. Steve Szymanski. I .mi I Iludak. Marvin Isenbcrg. Oscar Bayroflf. Standing: Mr. I.ee. Walter Burroughs. Martin Greenberg, Emmett Jennings. Mr. O’Connor. Bill Murray. Martin Gale. Center, First Row: Howard Halliday, John Sntolen. Phil San Giovanni, Walter Frankowski, Hugh Clark. Standing: Jerry Sacks. Albert Kaplan. Robert Jones, lioltoin: Bob Wickc. Steve Szymanski, Emil Hudak. One-hundred-twenty-eight Top, Left to Right: Edward Barulli, Dorothy Illadik, Lucille Xardini, Ellen I)i Croce. Irene Katusa, Rose Pctulla, Athena Michailides. Marie Cerra, Jean Zelasko, Stanley Sobecki, William liters. Center, Kneeling: Dolores Hanlon. Standing: Peggy Kane, Klinore Xolan, Ann Petrow. Ixmise Xafian. Helen Skiha, Miss McKechnie. Polly Hicks. (lencvie Szaro, Eleanor Miller. Maxine Greenberg, Eileen O’Sliea. iotloni. First Row: Albert Blascwitz, William Bodayle, (Jcorge Glowacki, Walter I'rankowski, Anthony Sciani, John Bastck. Second Rote: Mr. YVeitz, James Carpenter, Robert Bidgood, Carl Duda, Howard Snarke, Albert Beck. e-hu mi red - twen ty-n ine Mr. If utttier Edward San sc TRACK TEAM TRACK TEAM Left to right, First Row: Louis Junker, Ted Kaselowitz, Joe Chiricella, Ed Woniliwitz, Herman Schnipper. Second Rotv: Ed Sakolowski. Morris Rogow, Don Sweeney, Edward Sause, Mr. Huttner, John Serrie, Lester Voumans, Stanley Goldl erg, George Papp. One-hundred-thirty TEXXIS TEAM Coach John Morley SWIMMIXG TEAM Coach Edwin Hughes SWIMMING TEAM Top, Left to Right, First Rota: John DeHaven. James Nolan, Anthony Corteltessa. Second Row: Janies Doolan. Alfred Beebe. Norman Ripps, Martin Greenberg. Standing: Billy Hanlon. Mr. Hughes, Bruce Tretheway. TENNIS TEAM Bottom. Seated: Henry I.apidus. Patty Janicke. Manager. Milton Ruben-stein. Standing: Jerry Baroff, Irwin Spector, John Bradley, Mr. Morley, Emmet Jennings, Martin Greenberg. 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