Bellows High School - Scraps Yearbook (Mamaroneck, NY)

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fu f if Fzrst Row A DeLucca E Rxgano C Dufault M Rodnguez Second Row J Petrlck R Relllmg S Freldes S Senzer M OKeefe R I-Ialvorsen I -Lerza C Lanza Third Row D Lancxa A Codella M Morehouse L DeBaun G Battlpaglxa P Lawrence S Goelet L Rush more M Downer A Mandracchna Fourth Row j Stearman H Haghenbeck E Twlgg A Evangellsta A Sofia J Haggerty SCRAPS STAFF Edztor m Clue! Stephen Senzer Associate Editor Rlkka Halvorsen Assistants Eugene Twlgg Anne Mandracchla Patrlcxa Lawrence Business Manager Shlrley Frexdes Assxstants Clalre Dufault Robert Joyce Senior Notes Boys' Sports Dorothy Lancla Chalrman Tom Akers Chalrman Lorrame Rushmore joel Stearman Albert Mezzomo Harold Haghenbeck Muriel Rodriguez Cl b u s Typzsts Marxan Morehouse Chaxrman Ruth Relumg Chairman Aurelxus Soha Mary Jane Downer Glorla Battlpaglla Elsie Rxgano Irene Lerza Mary jane Downer Phomgraphy Sue Goelet Chairman Last Wzll and Testament Patrxcla Lawrence Adrxenne Codella Chalrman Aldo Evangehsta Joan Petrxck Prophecy James Haggerty Claxre Dufault Eugene Twlgg Chanrman Elsne Rxgano Anne Mandracchla Calendar Annette DeLucca Chalrman GUIS Spons Cormne Lanza Ruth Rellhng Laura DeBaun Chalrman Glorxa Battlpaglla Irene Lerza Advrser Mlss Rhoda B Southall Art Supervisor Miss Mary A Palmer Literary Crztlc Mlss Frances M Larmon Informal plctures taken by Dxmrtrx d Arbeloff Class of 47 Asslsted bv Mr John Corfield 23 ' 3 ll S -' J G4 Q q 6 -:, an . , x . - n' cg A 1 s ' l 3 ' 2 6 -' 0 ii' ' N A X ' : ' ' l 3 ' ' ' 1 ' A '- l ' ' ' I , . , . , . , . V ,I . , . . -' - v + v - I ' v - 1 - y - 1 -. ' O 5 ArtEditor ..,....,,. H, ., MaryO'Keefe . . ....... . , 1 ' . . . Y . , . . . y . ' Y . ' I , Y

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'D I I fel - ,i, , J I LOUISE ALTHEA SPENCE CKLOUYY 1 . . . . - Her cheerful disposition is a boon to any crowd. Sr, C1555 Usher, B3 Club. Photo Club, Intra-Murals, '- r ' V. 1 - ' ' .,-4 1 N ' , .. 1s.F'. , JOEL STEARMAN . of , ' ' -f 2 , Bone U 4 t , .w His subtle humor and eager curiosity re- - Q -- sult in an original combi-nation. 1, ' 4' Varsity Club, Band, Orchestra, Projection Club, ' , Yearbook Staff, Sr. Refreshments Comm., Jr. Prom I if f -3 V, Comm., Soph. Hop Comm., Sr. Play Cast, Track, , I, gf Mgr. Basketball, Intra-Murals. ' I Y, , VIRGINIA M. TI-I6MAS Freckles ' ' New to ,Bellows in September, Virginia has attracted many friends with her pleasant smile and kind disposition. Transferred from Catonsville, Maryland, High School in '45, B3 Club, Intra-Murals. EUGENE JOSEPH TWIGG, JR. Twiggie His ready humor has an artistic touch. jr. Prom Comm., Soph. Hop Comm., Hockey, Track, Football, Varsity Club, Vice-Pres. Projection Club, Treas. IIB-IOA, Yearbook Staff, Jolly Chefs Club, Painting Club. BENNIE ZARZESKI 6KBen7l Cosmopolite through force of circum- stances, good comrade to the Seniors by choice. Student at Mattituck, New York, High School, Enlisted in Marines, December 1, 1941, Basic Train- ing at Parris Island, South Carolina. Further training at Quantico, Virginia, jacksonville, Florida: Holly- wood, Fla.g North Island, San Diego, Santa Bar- bara, California. Overseas: Espiritu Santo. New Hebrides, Bougainville, Green Island, Emiran Island, Peleliu Island. Discharged as Technical Ser- geant December 10, 1945. 'H'

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First Row M J Downer R Relllmg E D1Lor1o L DeBaun A Mandracchla I Lerza Second Row G Battxpaglla M Morehouse A Sofia C Dufault E Rxgano Third Row J Stearman A Evangehsta Miss Bock J Haggerty G Morton THE CHARM SCHOOL Austm Bevans Davzd Mackenzie George Boyd Homer johns Elzse Benedottl M :ss Hays Mzss Curtis Sally Boyd Murzel Doughty Ethel Spelvm Alix M ercxer Lzllzan Stafford Madge Kent Dotsze CAST GEORGE MORTON JAMES HAGGERTY JOEL STEARMAN AURELIUS SOFIA ELSIE RIGANO MARIAN MOREHOUSE CLAIRE DUFAULT MARY JANE DOWNER RUTH REILLING GLORIA BATTIPAGLIA ELDA DILORIO IRENE LERZA ANNE MANDRACCHIA LAURA DEBAUN 24 Bellows Seniors Score Stage Hit In 'Charm School' Another senior play which would do credit to any Little Theater Group hereabouts was presented at Bellows High School last night when the Class of 1946 presented Alice Duer Miller's three-act com- edy Charm School The production ran smoothly from start to finish and vfas com pletely lacking m the stiffness and hesxtancy wh1ch usually char acterizes high school perform ances Under the direction of Miss Gretchen E Bock the play ers 1n most cases cast off the stage feeling' and really lived the story of the four young men who take over a girls boarding school which one of them had in herited and to the consterna tion of the school heads and the delight of the students undertake to teach them the things they need to know in order to become soft spoken feminine attractive young women in other words charm Elsie Rigano as the moonstruck girl who falls in love with Mr Bevans was appealing and con v1nc1ng and her fellow students Mary Jane Downer Ruth Rexllmg Gloria Battlpaglxa Elda D1Lor1o Irene Lerza and Anne Mandrac chla were natural and at ease especially when they occupied the stage as a class unit The girls were generally more convmclng and more audible than the boys but George Morton did a skillful and competent Job with the long part of the new owner of the school and James Hagger ty Joel Stearman and Aldo Evan gellsta made an ideal trio as they came to help run the school and to set the girls hearts palpxtat 1n Aurelius Sofia moustached and gray headed made a hving char acter of the financier and ex husband of the school mistress and Marian Morehouse as Miss Hays played a difficult part well managing to be both the strlet school ma arm and at the same time attractive enough to make her ex husband wish he had her back Laura DeBaun handled a bit part as the unpopular junior efficlently Acting honors for the evening go to Claire Dufault however for a masterful performance as the fluttery spmster Miss Curtis who IS carried along on every wave of emotion which sweep! the stage She maintained her naive but emphatic personalltv without a let down during the entire three acts and never left the play for an instant even when she had no lmes to speak A high standard of acting per formance has been established at Bellows and last mghts perform ance did nothing to dimmish it. l , - ' ' I l ..... ..... ..,... . . . ' g, - Jim simpkins ..,..re..,,...,. .l.,...,. A LDo EVANGELISTA ' . '