Bellows High School - Scraps Yearbook (Mamaroneck, NY)

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Name Alberl' Beecroff Joseph Bisfer Mary Bisfer Befly Boak Carlo Bordiga Margarei' Campbell Jack Coyle John Dudley Eulalie Dunn Royal Friedlander Wilbur Goddard Warren Grefrafh Edward Gruber Wallace Grabarz Carolyn Gillespie Gerfrude Haas George Haines Lloyd Harrioff Laura Haviland Roberf Havlicek Rufh Henderson Conrad Henne Saul Herman Harry Holden Fred Jacques Tom Kennedy James King Don Kochersperger Herberf La Roza William Linder James Lemon Gerald Lopez Roberl' Lynch Virginia Mack Philomena Magrino Beafrice Mannella Anfhony Marrone James McGuinness James Marsland Eleanor Morrison William Murray Griffen O'Connell Mary O'Rourke Nancy Pinfo Ellen Powers Tom Praff Alberf Quinfavalla Frank Rafhbone Harry Reinholz Ubaldo Ruggiero Roberf Salomon Lesfer Sarles Allen Schaeffer Armando Scilingo Ernesf Scelia Edward Schnier Arfhur Thomas Madeline Tolive Helen Trifileffi Dorofhy Verschoor Carol Wennemer Walfer Wolff SCRAPS V CI 96 7 v SENICJR INVENTCR Weakness Camel 20's oafmeal salf wafer converfible coupe: music reading bingo parlies 'Fishing sfeak and onions lunch hour orchesfra nighf life HK.. golf gullible boys carfoons Marie mafhemafics mules dirfy blondes brown eyes a cerfain blonde beaufiful snob from frack elephanfs inol pinkl peanufs baskefball Rye Neck girls Virginia baked ham sporfs rabbif sailing horseback riding desserfs sweefs chow mein baseball beaufiful women a bruneffe wrifing speed sailboafs fraveling sporfs Nelson Eddy dogs brown eyes Rufh fall blondes baseball cars baseball games sailing music none algebra Nazi A. C. walking in fhe rain long panfs rz-,ie felephone conversafions all sporfs Surrealism Dislike girls squeaking of 'ioy ballooris insecls rhubarb playing ping-pong washing dishes onions Lafin conceifecl people sopranos sour noles asparagus noise feachers crew hair culs moody-people gum-chewing girls bad iokes drums bruneffes cally people Mr. Schaadl s puns dumb blondes glasses rain foofh-picks spinach New Deal kibifzers candy inferruplions parasifes show-offs inferrupiions none hisfory chicken flashy clofhes fo gef up in fhe morning crawling insecfs work drunks boys conceifed people pickles fhunder democrafs Lafin small dogs dancing conversafion dramafics American Hisfory iazz none Knuckle head milifary weddings sluck up people ice cream boys loud people democrafs Ambifion To marry a million To succeed To own a sail boaf To go fo Alaska To be an orchesfra leader To meel Roberf Taylor To become an admiral in 'lhe Swiss Navy lS!ock Phrasel To refire To go lo Hawaii To fence in 'lhe Olympics 'Vo build a house To grow a beard To scalp an Indian To be a golf pro To be a chorus girl To be an arfisl' To be a novelisf To be Public Enemy No. I To be a fan dancer To be a prinfer To feach Live fo see year 2000 A. D. To aHend U. S. Naval Academy To 'lend bar To own a chain of grocery sfores To become a flea frainer To be very successful To refire af fhirfy To fell beffer fish sfories fhan John Dudely To ride an elephanf Banking To be a iournalisf To be an engineer To succeed in business To succeed in business To fravel in Europe To own a farm To be presidenf of Ford Mofor Car Co. To invenf an aufomobile fhaf runs on air To manage an orphan asylum To live in Ric To kiss fhe Blarney Sfone To be a musician To succeed in fhe business world To play fhe piano To be an horficulfure specialisf To play Hamlef To have a successful senior class meefing To become a newspaper publisher To play in fhe big league To be af ease among 1-he fairer sex To manage a big business firm To have a million dollars To be a violinisf To become a C. P. A. Accounfanf Millionaire To learn fo fence To go fo China To buy a fon of ielly beans To marry some money To become a secrefary To be a wooden lndian

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SCRAPS v 1957 v CLASS WILL E, 'lhe class of I937, being of sound mind and disposi+ion, and realizing 'Thai' 'rhere is such a lhing as Tale, do hereby inscribe This, our lasi will and 'resfamenlz To 'rhe incoming Senior Class, we regrelfully relinquish I-any honors which we may have overlooked, and 2-all +he work a'Hendan+ 'lo 'Phe senior year, in 'The hope lhaf 'They will be able lo bear up under 'lhe slrain as well as we did. To Mr. Loomis, a sei' of ear-plugs, 'For use in The second period hall. To Mr. Schaadi, a bigger and be'Her cannon, wiih which 'lo 'frighien ihe Bellows girls. To 'lhe Finance Council, a winning loHery 'licke+, so 'lhal' 'I'hey will be cerlain 'lo remain in 'rhe black. To Mrs. Wesiin, more unbeaiable Senior baske+ball 'l'eams. To 1'he repeafers, somelhing new +o play wiih during classes, so Thai 'They will noi' be in danger of learning anyrhing. To 'The senior s'l'udy hall, a mulliplicify of wasie paper baskeis +o accommodale 'lhe increasing amounls of paper from English composi+ions and Senior sold candy. To The slage, a new ser of bulbs io replace lhose which we dimmed by our spark- ling performances. To lhe Sophomores, a fog horn, so +ha'r l'hey will be able +0 imi+a're lhe raucous noises produced by The Juniors. To ihe Alhleiic leams, l-many wins and no losses, and 2-a bus which is always on 'rime so +ha+ 1'hey won'+ have 'ro walk home from remofe paris of Wesfchesier in rhe fu+ure. To any len Juniors who believe fhal' 'They can fill Them, +he somewhal ampliiudin- ous ha+s of 'lwo Senior boys. To The School, an au'roma+ic homework doer. To 'lhe Srudenl' Observer, a circulafion fo rival 'Thai' of ihe New York Times. ya To Mr. Olsen, 'The remnanls of a good band and orchesira. 5 f To +he girls, oodles of mirrors, 'lo be used, no'I' broken. Q To The dramalic deparfmenl, a casl' as good as ours for +he nexi' Senior play. This is generally regarded as impossible, bul' N hope does wonderful +hings. ' To Miss McPhee, anolher carload of headache pills because i - we see ano+her Senior Class in lhe disfance. Q x To 'lhe world, ourselves, in 'lhe hope Thai il' will allow us all .l +o rise lo fame. ln wilness whereof we herewilh subscribe our name and affix our seal This 'lwen'I'y-second day of June in The year of Our Lord nineleen hundred 1'hir'ry-seven. THE SENIOR CLASS. Wirnesselhz Eleanor Morrison James McGuinness

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ecwxee 1907 JUNIOR' NCTES URING fhis year 'rhose s+uden+s who so blifhely enfered high school in fhe 'fall of I934, advanced one more siep 'foward rheir goal-graduaiion. Upon +he organ- izalion of 'rhe Junior Class, under 'rhe sponsorship of Miss Larmon, lhe 'following officers were elecredz President Rosemary Raiclmleng Vice Presiden+, Joseph Humphreys, Treasurer, John Lapolla, Secrelary, Caroline Schreyer. Lei us give a long and lus+y cheer for 'lhose Juniors, John Lapolla, Helen Weisrein, and Hazel Eggers, who have achieved lhe disrincrion of membership in 'rhe Nalional Honor Socieiy. We also poinl' wilh pride 'lo our classma+es, Helen We+s1'ein, Doroihy Carr, and Frank Langham, who meriled The Swearer Award, one of 'rhe highesl recog- nirions given by Bellows High School. Likewise in lhe field of prominence we meniion lhe names of ihe Junior 'lwins who alrained caprainship in sporlsz George and Joseph Humphreys, caplains of Baskelball and Foorball respecrively. The Junior iribule +o +he Seniors, +he Prom, occurred on lhe evening of May 7 and added one more sarisfying memory 'ro Those of an acrive and profifable year. Rosemary Raichlen and Ned Rozefslcy