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Q h wy, N i K N l EV -12441f7 V!Z'-Wifi?wr-Mn-ffw-f.-Zif-7-fs -0f:25W'W1'-mffw 'V'fff71ffw,-f,-zff f-ffw-V-1wf.4-f-fwy, . , , , ,. , . x ' A ' ' f - bf , ,L p . 4 Tgpq HQQANU -NEW YUHK EDNA BICGS Aalriser of the January Class HELEN S. ROSENBERG AtfI7f5l3I' of the func Class .6ati0'l ll Because of the care, Wisdom, and pa- tience With which you, as our guides, have advised and aided us, and in View of all your many untiring efforts in our behalf we, the members of the graduating class of 194-2, with deepest af- fection, do sincerely dedicate this hook to you, our grade advisers, Miss Biggs and Mrs. Rosenberg. 5 s E 2 54 E 35 ,ig 9 Q Z E 3 i 2 2 1 '2 w f i 1 1 V 4 To the Blass of 1942: An effort has been made in this yearbook to give a picture of the people, and of the incidents in Curtis that you will like to recall in the years to come. The emphasis has been on the informal side, so that you will have a record of the boys and girls and of the men and women whom you know so well, not as they are usually photographed, but as you like to remember them. Probably nowhere but in America could such a record be made. At least, at the present moment, nowhere but in America could it be truthfully pictured that boys and girls of your age are spending four years with their teachers, in freedom, with mutual self- respect, for achievement and growth. This is what we mean when we say 'four way of lifef? It is this way of life, we believe, that produces the finest fruits of personality and character. It is for this way of life that we fight. 277. . ADMINISTRATIVE IISSISTIINTS DR. HOWARD M. TRACY Deputy Principal MILDRED K. KAMMERER Administrative Dean of Girls JOHN W. MORRIS Administrative Assistant and Dean of Boys . November 1941 at Curtis was a scene of many querulous expressions on the faces of the students. The cause-the unique poster display announcing a new type of yearbook. With the sudden flashing of bulbs and clicking of cameras in class-rooms, in halls, from windows, the wave of curiosity reached a climax. The staff combined its efforts in an endeavor to capture those familiar scenes that have been so representative of Curtis. It is our hope that as you glance through the pages of this book, you will hnd as much pleasure in reliving your days at Curtis as we have had in presenting them to you. 4 . 'WM-I ,-1,4 ,, f ffx , I 5 az ff ' - f QM. raw, 9 1 N V Z9 'Ci 4 I H ,. 5 Q -v g f kk W f' -M -K. 1, 1' 1 ll f ff- sbt wi O Q 35 1' 9 mist' X' 4' at if 3 'L' X 2 if Curtis works hard l How else could our tremendous traffic problem be solved without the efficient man agement and the tireless efforts of a selected group of students? How else could our school work be completed without our comprehensive library and the guidance of our instructors? How else could the various worthy causes receive contributions from Curtis without the aid of our honor society? COME! Let's browse through our marshal-infested corridors with a clear conscience, unmindful of the marshals, rules. Letis wander into our familiar classrooms and departments, no longer fearing the accusing glances of our former teachers. And lastly, letis cut the last nine periods and see Tommy Dorsey at the Paramount! The New York Times Competitors. FALL TERM SPRING TERM Editor in chief, George Christensen Marjorie Welter Associates Associates Gloria Shannon Sheldon Toder Norma Eisenberg John Hayes Marjorie Welter David Baker .ludith Salomon Charles Larsen Judith Salomon Charles Larsen Louise Knobel Royal Alvis Faculty Adviser Miss Helen W. Williams The Log is the silent spectator of Curtis. lt goes everywhere, sees everything, and records just about everything it sees. Every activity noted in this book has been written up at some time or other by one of those inquisitive Log reporters. The Log and Yearbook staffs al- ways vie for the honor of being called Mthe hardest working group at Curtism. The first probably has the lead over the latter as it comes out every two weeksg the work of one publication no sooner ends than that of the next begins. Our Historians THE BAIIKBUNE UF EIVILIZATIUN HISTORY DEPARTMENT STANDING: Meyer Jacobsen, Sarah S. Wiener, Davirl J. Arrin, Anita E. Clausen, Benjamin Starr. SITTING: Ida H. Cummings, Helen S. Graves, Margaret Magee, Margaret Meade-Chairman, Nancy D. Corallo, Virginia R. Newman. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT STANDING: Lawrence Ganeless, Else Z. Taylor, Marie B. Mulligan, Dorothy A. Spear, Ruth M. Stagen, Sylvia Katzen. SITTING: Helen W. Williams, Marie S. Greenwood, Elizabeth S. Rogers-Chairman, Elizabeth Keuthen, Dorothy O'Donnell, Rosilyn Abramson. 'gMake that next English exarn easier ':Show your ration cards, please THE BIDLUEY DEPARTMENT ln the scientific field we learned Biology, Applied Science, and Physiography under the direction of Margaret V. Walthall, Melvin Keene, Dorothy M. Blondel, Chairmen, Mar- jorie E. Vroom, Ethel P. Merlis, Biology Laboratory Assistant, and Oscar Goldin. MDDERN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Our modern linguists grouped around the table are Waldtraut Schilke fFrench and Spanishl, Beatrice Jacobsen fSpanishj, Helena Heuermann fFrenchD, Olga R. Bri- giotti fltalianj, and Elizabeth Eakin fSpan- ishl. Standing are George Fanning, Jr., Chairman, an adept in all the languages, and Louis P. Raichle fCermanl. PHYSICAL SCIENEE DEPARTMENT Resting after experiments in the laboratory are Alfred Pollock, Chairman of the De- partment, Irving Hauptman, Physics and Radio instructor, Louise Bartell, General Science teacher, Hillard B. Swede, Physical Science Laboratory Assistant, Edna Biggs, Physics teacher, and Paul Denzler, Chemistry instructor. KT ARS EHATIA AHTIS The Art Department, consisting of Miss Lisa Kraitz, Miss Anna M. Conn, its chairman. and Miss Theresa Beinert, helps to teach Curtis students in their first high school years, the general principles and benefits of art appreciation. If the students are interested in any particular field in art such as poster Work, fashion drawing, ink or pencil drawings or designing, and if they show a sufficient amount of talent, they may continue their work in advanced classes. The Curtis publications generally attribute their artistic covers and designs to students of the Art Department. who volunteer their services. The posters and notices seen around the school are arranged and designed by art teachers and students. Venig Virli , Vzct ARTIE, BEETHUVEN AND CICERU Tommy Dorseyfs Contemporaries. LATIN DEPARTMENT May Benning, Charlotte I. Hoppes, Marion F. Pratt-Chairman, Ellen M. Gallagher. Music DEPARTMENT George Dare, Yvette Attz'n.son-Cliairman. The rehearsals of the Orchestra will long be remembered by stu- dents assigned to Sth period study in Feldman Hall. Since the former had all the advantage, the students usually played audience. Everything went smoothly when the Orchestra played in tune and gave forth the Well-known Victor Herbert melodies. However, the moment a sour note was struck or an instrument came in at the Wrong time, down Went Miss Attinson's baton on the stand. From then on the Orchestra had to rehearse the same part until the keen ear of their director Was satisfied and the student audience could only hopefully await the end of the period. Yet, as a result of this daily practice, the Orchestra has been able to present a fine variety of interesting pieces at the Friday assem- blies and on such special occasions as Graduation, and Parents, Night. Boogie Woogie in the making. Hll7lmt about inflation? PHUDUCTIUN ! PRUUUUTIUN! PRUUUETIUN! ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Mildred K. Kamrnerer-Chairman, Emanuel Donow, Florence K. Coldwasser, Marion M. Robinson, Mildred Winer. A provision for an Economics honor class last term resulted in the group shown here. Chosen from among those who had proved themselves proficient in history in former terms, these students, both seventh and eighth termers, were given the privilege of enter- ing a class where they could discuss, at length, topics for which there would have been little time in the regular course. Unfor- tunately, program complications barred from the class several pupils worthy of admission. Subjects of current interest such as the possibility of inflation and its control, price ceilings, new taxes, et cetera, were feverishly debated on several occasions. Also, various books were read and reported upon by some of the especially in- :erested students, llhe guiding mentor of the group was Miss Kammerer, Chairman of Qhe Economics Department. Have you signezl up for the achievement tests? The morning after the night before. Mr. Avent makes the rounds. Bong! Bongl Bong! CLERICAL STAFF SEATED, LEFT 'ro RIGHT: Ethel R. Adler, Secretary to th th Dean of Boysg Mollie Weinstoek, Secretary to the Prirfrif. cipalg Marjory M. Harrison, Payroll Clerlfg Ezlitlt lf Handy, Registrar. STANDING, LEFT TO R101-IT: Betty R. Greene, Secretary ty ty the Dean of Cirlsg John M. Avent, Principal Can innoeereerf lzystanzler when photograph was talcenlg Geralrlzfne lla ll Carbarini, Secretary in the Deputy Principal. MECHANIC ARTS DEPARTMENT Walter S. Grieve, CIIIITVIVICZTLQ Charles H. Bnsclr. Mr. Avent with the stajf that keeps Curtis on the straight and narrow patlz. The Olcl Assemlzly Line. Keep the wheels rolling. W 5. j. f, 3 . l5:.:w-1- .1 N 1---7' Take a letter. STENOGRAPHY AND TYPEWRITING DEPARTMENT Michael Augenstern, Hannah Ferber, Robert Rice, William Flanagan, Chairmang Maxwell Ehrlich, Ethel R. Mes- senger. ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT FIRST ROW: Beatrice Pekelner, Nathan Spector, Verna P. McCabe. SECOND ROW: Louis Poutasse, Dr. Howurzl M. Tracy, Chairmang Helen Rosenberg. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT FIRST Row: Milclrezl K. Moysey, Ellwllflj A. Hook, Chair- rnang Helen Russell, Esther S. Dean, Rose Richter, Morris Diamoncl. Ra-ta-rit-tat. BUSINESS IN THE MI-IIIINE Balancing the budget. Mathematics makes sense to some people. tgShh. '-Silence is golden TREASURE ISLAND BO0ff1,U0l'Vl1S clrowse in this domazn n 1 The Curtis Library is an essential part of the students' life. The functions of the library are many. It provides extensive reference material for the different classes as well as classical and current fiction for the reading enjoyment of the students themselves. The students are assisted in the selec- tion of their books by Miss Phillipsg under the able instruction of Miss Barnber, English classes are instructed in the use of the library. At certain intervals, colorful exhibits by the school's various departments may be found on display in the library. Current magazines and books are continually being added. Bring 'em Back Alivef HAIVIS ANU BIBLIUPHILES l If you happened to hear mysterious C'Dits7' and uDas77 as you passed room 203, it would not he a defect in your hearing, hut the future hams improving their code speed. Curtis finally satisfied its radio Hhugsw by giving them a radio class and a chance to build code oscilators and simple receiving sets. They learn technical data which, to a layman, would sound like Q.R.M. Confusion, to you! Do you have overdue hooks? Beware! The F. B. l. of Curtis will track you down in one of their early morning uroundsw in Search of forgotten hooks. Or, in the afternoon, they will keep a watchful eye to see that hibliomaniacs don't ahsentmindedly stroll out of the library with a hook tucked under their arm. X X X X X! X X X X l i Seniors DU7L,f Need Passes-or do l l , Don't Forget Our Vitamin BI. W Tift tl DIETICIANS - From left to rightg Dorothjthjl Corson, who keeps the dishes, pots, and silveve' clean and shinyg Alice Crawley, the cook, whvvhm turns out all our nutritious food, luscious cakekef and puddingsg Clara Artman, who prepares al al our cool, colorful salads and serves the teacherszrsz Alvina Mitchell, ifvho looks out for the health a a well as the never-ending hunger of the Curtis hoysvys Jean Phair, our Dietieian and the inspiring i1 i1 gredient of this groupg Mary Yorkston who makeke the tasty sandwiches and Evelyn Anderson, ,, ,. 'lCurtisite,'7 who serves as cashier and hookkeepepel Foods and Clothing Departments Ethel Cobb and Eleanor Armstrong. Snip and Snijf. I ' lla I5 this your bottle? GIRIIS LUNCH HUUIVI lVlllRSH1lLS With an eye allergic to stray waste paper, empty milk bottles, and make-up artists, our dutiful and efficient marshals keep order and cleanliness in the lunchrooms, under'the keen management of Mrs. Stone. CAPTAINS Fall Term, Spring Term ANNE AUNQIER .losEPH1NE RAIMONDO Doms CORBETT ELEANOR BARDES IRENE ZACKOWSKI B1-:TTY CAMPION STAFF IN THE E. U. STURE Defense stamps, bus tickets, review hooks, school supplies . . . all in a day's sale for the staff mem- bers in the G. O. Store, who, with Mr. Poutasse Out of Regents Books?-I hope. 109 Lunch room An ll ex as supervisor, work willingly for the benefit of the school. Deep in Thought. l 9:05 A. M. E That Isn'z All They Do. just before the battle-Peace! Ifs wonderlerl l I I i l v E i 4'0tl1e1' st11il'r'nsrf. 11fease . There a Doctor in The House? UNE MINUTE TU EU! BOYS' HEALTH EDUCATION DEPAn'rM1eNT: Theodore Christiansen, Robert Gaffney, Harry OlBrien, Wlilliam L. Anderson, MD.-Chairman, Carl Jung. GIRLS' HEAL'l'H EDUCATION DEPARTMENT: Edith Ripley, Lois B. Ker-Chair- mang Edna Stone, Erica Mather, Marion McDade. TRAFFIC SQUAD: Fall and spring OFHcers-Captain-Chris Mason, .lohn Kolhjornsen: Secretary: Dorothy Johnson, Ada Egbert: Lieutenant: Gloria Shannon, Ruth Tompkinsg Treasurer: Stanley Johnson, Walter Langenhahng Faculty Adviser: Mrs, Edna Stone. With an exasperated but persistent, L'Other staircase, PLEASEQT echoing through the halls, the trafhc marshals, truly the Ncorridor policernenw of Curtis, serve their school each day by directing traf- fic and keeping order in the halls between periods. Lady, Let Me Dre zn Peace. Dangle a Bangla 1lRlSTI-l The Arista League is composed of students who have attained a high scholastic average, shown fineness of personality and character and contributed services to the school. its aim is to encourage the highest development of the group-physically, socially, intellectually and morally, exemplified by high scholarship and effective service to the school. During the past year, the Arista members have aided in sugar rationing, collecting' money for the Red Cross and Tuberculois funds, and have acted as guides on Parents' night. The emblem of Arista membership is a small oval pin, half red and half white. The Fall leaders were Gloria Shannon and'George Christienseng secretary, Gloria Pierrard, and treasurer, Stanley Johnson. The Spring term was led by Patricia Barlow and ,lohn Kolbjornsen, with Doris Larsen as secretary and Dominic Massa as treasurer. Miss Vroom is the Senate Leader. Huw Many Inches Did The Adrunrze Circ You? EUHSAIR Efl1'ro1'-in-Chief GLORIA PIERRARD Associate Editors Nomvm EIsIsNIsEHc, ANNIE LEE lNlIDGE'1 lx RICIIARII HAIJSIIPIER, PHILIP O'KEEFIE Shakespeare? He has nothing on us! Why, if ww were to peek into a little cubhy-hole on the Mezzazzzz nine floor, a group of haggard-looking individualiall would monopolize our attention, for this is thth home of our Corsair staff, the annual literary ananz art magazine of Curtis. Vifith Mrs. Taylor a a faculty adviser, the material, contributed by sttstif dents who range from freshmen to seniors, placetcey first in the Columbia Press Conference this year. r. r I HLet7s make it informulv. 1 l YEAHBUUK Busy Izttle bees Wrell. the Yearbook is finished. Under the excellent supervision of Natalie Negri, the fall term Editor-in-chief, and Mary Elizabeth Brown, the spring term Editor-in-chief, the staff has been made to slave as if its life were at stake. Wie wonder how we would have collected the Yearbook money from the students, clubs, and teachers, or kept the budget balanced without Tommy Fawcett and Josephine Raimondo. And to whom do we owe the pictures in the Yearbook-none other than Joe Streble and his assistants. Of course, it is needless to tell of Cecilia Silver and Luise Nicolais, who have been two of those truly faithful work- ers on the Literary and Advertising Committees. Last, but not least, Mrs. Brigiotti must be mentioned, for it is to her we owe the success of the entire Yearbook. Under her guidance and supervision, and with the untiring work of the staff, the book is finally published and the staff is very happy about the whole thing. Could it be they don't relish the idea of working until 8:00, P. M.? How hard they w0rked???? Day shift . . . . and NIGHT!! Cg - -vga. C . x K 'U X. nngfw ssl il gall 411 'J V it . 'U fs' Qftfdl 9' f-J . -ass -ss .ef Y ayas Q AIN Ng gun - ---Q ,il X3: rj, SHAW FO HAll work and no play makes Jack a dull boyfl Keeping that in mind, Curtis has taken the drudge out of school work by affording us with a large selection of extra- curricular activities. ln the Fall. we have thrilled to the plays of our championship football and basketball teams. Each Spring brings Ndiamond and cross-country en- thusiasts? to the fore. All year round ushinbone-whackersn, uball and socket fiendsw, and Hwater-loons diligently attempt to master their respective sports. So come on, Curtisites, relive the Christmas Pageant, Alumni Reunion, Junior Prom, and Class Parties. Recall those moments of play that were a pleasant part of your days at Curtis. BIULUEY HUNUR SUEIETY Faculty Adviser-Miss DOROTHY M. BLONDEL RAP RAP RAP Wllhe meeting will please come to orderw, roars Henry Nielsen, president of the Biology Honor Society, above the din of scraping rats from the special activities com- mittee. Forceps freeze in mid-air and the rats turn inquisitive eyes towards the front as Pat Barlow, secretary, reviews the film of an appendectomy shown at the Staten Island Hos- pital for the members fone of the many interesting programs planned by the vice-president, lohn lxloodj A member ofthe special activities committee reports that the rats, who have been on a diet of Coca-Cola, are doing as nicely as can be expected. After Charles Larsen, treasurer, gives the financial status ofthe Society, plans are formulated for the issuance of the Biologist at the annual Open Meeting. Science in the Makin, Our Explorers Tfzere's cz Paper Shortage, Now! PHYSIUEHAPHY HUNUB SUEIETY uThe Good Earthi' is usually credited to the penmanship of Pearl Buck, but, at Curtis, we think of it in a different manner. Our Physiography Society, composed of students who have excelled in earth science, are, to us, the only people who can authentically talk about lathe good earth . These young scientists delight in going on field trips, studying maps, and observing rock specimens. They may leave their hunting grounds bare in materials, but Curtis is made the recipient of these specimens. Donlt think our explorer friends confine their scope to the earth alone, because it's HAH This and Heaven Toofa SCHIBBLEHS' CLUB America has its Louisa May Alcott, and Edna St Vincent Millay Curtis also has its Scribblers' Club. This group, advised by Miss Urion can be seen each week deeply absorbed over sheets of paper on which they attempt to place their elusive thoughts, in poetry or prose Perhaps some day we shall read of a famous poet or author who began his career in the Scribblers Club of Curtis. Strike! - That word is the most welcome to bowling enthusiasts. Every week the members of the Bowling Club meet to Hstriken the pins down. When these addicts are in a generous mood, they Hsparei' the pins. Vllith lusty screams and changing facial expressions the girls roll that ball as they vie for both indi- vidual and team honors. During the season the Wlloppersn of the Curtis league proved worthy of their name by being high-scorers. , THE GIRLS BUWLINE CLUB Bowl Me Down TH RIDING CLUB Mprepare to canterli' shouts Johnny, as the Curtis riders start off. These riding enthusiasts, who pile into lohnnyis station Wagon each Thursday afternoon, anxiously await the opportunity to practice their routine. Gallantly they prac- tice mounting from the ground, sitting the bouncing saddle and posting. At the end of the season, triumphant over their achievements, they cast off their riding attire and don their finery to attend the gala Riding Club Trot-fox trot to you. ? 's.f7 's-,,,.,,,,Z 14 Boots and Srzzlzlles HULLER SKATINE CLUB Roll on. ye skaters, roll onl Every Friday afternoon a group of girls, wishing to impersonate Sonjia Henie on wheels, courageously practice on the smooth floor of the Palace Roller Rink, After a little practice and some horizontal glides, a few of the girls manage to remain vertical long enough to watch the more experienced skaters roll away with unusual ease and nonchalance. Grace- ful Gloria Benner leads the merry girls through intricate steps as they dance to music on their skates. It Happens on Wheels Ojficers: Fall and Spring Terms- P1'es1'dent, Gloria Benner: Vice President, Anita Binglerg Secretary-Treasurer, Jean Kosanke. Faculty Advisers: Mrs. Louise Bartell CFall Term? Miss Margaret Magee CSpring Terml. Clear the Floor 35 B W W Q, X, XX Y: 'ix XXEXXYSYRR, WQRN X, O, sodug ueolue eruru kgguark sumus auxe ruahmruxu at the hauos o9. Caesat and Cicero. Gauoeaxhusx. YJ The haiku CXuh now uxeetsx. Curaxu oeoouud. S Uepouhe your oteavj Uraushuous. Ecce: games, wiki na 6.6565 Schux-Smeg bm sich uatues auu songs. Qui oeau toxrueuiots KCaesar Dzlmichei ijewm was ,Yhudkeken aus! Au 'U and Cicemx me bmwgm YO use by bkogmvmc heschaitigt. Das Haupuuteresse oesvetekus Xag, shekehes and are ahoweo to yieau Koi theit N36 auch ku vorkgeu Semesteiu, aui deux Gehiete cause, Qusuiykug their xuasxerpkeces. The Roman dex Musik. Die Verekusmusghedex uuo ihre Yowm is rebuih Ku each uaruekpwis uifmey Yxeuude haheu die Musik Aer wehheruhyuxeu Sanmmfv bg Xnembei Speakers. ueutscheu Xlompouxsteu ggeuosseu. hui oem Gehiete Aer Wie-seuschait uuu der Kunst haheu wir das Leheu uno Sue Lekstuugeu giosset Wksseuschaidet uuo Kuusdei he- sprocheu. Vohastauze uuu Vohcshedex haheu wir hekueswegs wergesseu. Wir hoiteu geiue zu, aXs Heir Yxakchk, uuset Bextater, uus ahe Sageu uud VoXksg,eschichteu exzahhe oder uus Ymekspide Aer verschiedeueu hte gah. UiaXe With a Song in Their Hearts Naudia to hear the Wlednesday Musicale. In this weekly program the Choir presents its Milk bottles litter the lunchroom and marshals dash madly to the latest musical arrangements in harmony and parts and entertains the students with both clas- sical and current pieces. Perhaps, however, this choral group is remembered best for the carols which it used to sing from floor to Hoor during the Christmas season, and also for the newer Christmas Pageant in which it takes an important part. Under Mr. Darevs fine direction this group has fully realized its aim, to hring a finer appreciation of music to Curtis students. IL EIHCULU ITALIANU Ufiiciali: autunno e primavera-presidente: Vita Costa, Carmela Spadag Vice presidente: Theresa Socci, Phyllis Curitoreg segretaria: Loretta Socci, Julia Valente, Direttrice-la signora Brigiotti. l membri del Circolo ltaliano parteciparono a vari programmi durante llanno, toccando cosi diversi campi di cultura italiana. Organizzarono una Vendita di torte e con i soldi ricevuti eomprarono dei Francobolli di Guerra che poi donarono allifjrganizzaziolie Generale della scuola. Una sera, dopo molti preparativi, presentarono in scuola una Festa Italiana per i genitori e gli amici. Tutti erano in costumi italiani. Cantarono molte canzonette, ballarono la Quad- riglia ed il Trescone e drammatizzarono la bella commedia le Scarpe Strette. Anche i vecchi membri del Circolo ritornarono a far parte di questa festa. Per noi tutti quella serata sara sempre un bel ricordo. THE HEARTHSTUNE and EHEFS' CLUBS Curtis High respects the culinary desires of both the weaker and the stronger sexes, not only their desires to eat fresh, homecooked tasties, but also their creative yearnings to produce them. As to individual activities, the Hearth- stone Club fthe feminine cuisinieresl conducts a tea each term to which it invites the officers of the various clubs. The members also prepare and serve the refreshments at Open-School Night and the Mothers, Club teas. As to the Chefs' Club, Curtisites have not had the pleasure of tasting many samples, but they have seen a stray chef with his own supply of sugar hastening along the hall With his chef's hat askew. These usurpers in a womanis field have made biscuits, cookies, cakes, and ice cream-delicious tasting, as the rumor goes. BUT! Vile shall be skeptics to the end until We have sampled some of their masterpieces. . v Yum! Yum' Q97 Cream' 4cLem,0'I'L or Knit one, purl two . . . Let,s take a trip to Niagara . . . How does the map look now? Why, . . er . . . Whine . . . ern. . . over rising prices? PONGO CLUB To the rhythmic clicking of knitting needles, the girls of the Pongo Club com- plete their latest project. Once a week these girls who take time out for knitting, can be seen carrying their accessories to school. An essential part of their knitting para- phenalia is the familiar Red Cross usquaref' Formerly, the purpose of this club was to develop an interest in textile arts by making fashion marionettes, having library exhibits, and fashioning costume accessories. But since then the war needs have become more essential and the Pongo Club is doing its part by knitting for the Red Cross. TRIP CLUB Here they are-the little band of Curtis itinerants, ready to start out on another trip. Of course, they only visit those places that are educational-the Forest Lane Ice Cream Plant, Cdid you know they give samples?l, the Automobile Show, and two per- formances, NCharley's Aunt , and Mit Happens On Ice . But don't draw hasty conclusions, for there is also a serious side to their excursions. They have visited the Planetarium, the Statue of Liberty, and the News Building. From these visits, the members have gleaned many interesting facts concerning their city which they later habitually discuss in any restaurant which can satisfy their ravenous appetites. CURRENT EVENTS CLUB uShould there be a forty hour week'?,'g uShould india require her indepen- dence?,'g uwhat kind of peace should We seek at the end of the Wfarfwg HAre you pro or con?,' These and many other current problems are seriously debated and discussed at the Weekly meetings of the Current Events Club. Even though the Club is newly-formed at Curtis, it boasts a large membership of civic-minded students. Members may seem to come to blows over their private opinions, but a visitor to the club should not suppose that any dire results will be the outcome of the meetings. ECONOMICS CLUB HVariety is the spice of life,'7 say the Curtis Economists. Therefore, they have a different chairman at each weekly forum. After the uprosn have their say and the uconsn theirs, a lively rebuttle is staged. These utongue Waggersw have developed quite an active debating group. when our Economists want to get firsthand information about places, they depart from Staten Island to the far off land of New York. There they visit such places as the National City Bank of New York, the Stock Exchange and the Red Hook Housing Project, where they gather knowledge for future discussions. At the December 18th meeting, Christmas was celebrated and these utongue waggersw gorged themselves with delicacies instead of information on current topics. Los Conquistadores El Otoio La Junta Direcrira La Primavera LOUISE AI!-IZZACAPPA Presidente LOUISE KNOBEL ELLA ALLISON Vicepresidente ANTHONY TIWORELLI NANCY HARLEV Secretaria NIARGARITA TIERNAN Maestra Consejera-SRTA. ELIZABETH EAKIN Los Conquistadores de Espaia descubrierou al Nuevo Mundo y vencieron a los incas y a los aztecas. Los Conquistadores de Curtis van poco a poco desoubrieudo al mundo hispano, dominando la lengua espaiola y conociendo a sus Buenos Vecinos. E11 sus reuniones gozan de la musica espaiola, de juegos divertidos, de la discusion de las noticias panamericanas y de peliculas de viajes por los paises que ellos mismos esperan visitar algun dia. Spanish atmosphere reigned in Feldma H lll Th F' n a e iesta was on, with songs, dances, skits, all forming part of the gay program. Four Island high schools participated. Curtis presented a playlet entitled uMuy Senor Miof which dealt with the trials and tribulations of a secretary who falsely professed a knowl- edge of Spanish. A song and dance also presented by the NSpaniards of Curtis, explained the different movements of a Spanish fan. Tottenville High enacted a scene in a South American cafe. New Dorp presented an all- musical program, while Port Richmond portrayed life on a hacienda. Because they were judged as having given the best performances, Curtis and Port Richmond competed with other borough winners at Town Hall, New York. Miss Eakin supervised the entire affair and, in particular, prepared and rehearsed the Curtis program. FANcy Singing Please f Best F0013 Forward Polio y Arr0z? jun- ll WW 44 We The White Warriors of Curtis opened the 1941 season undefeated in their last nine games. Determined to keep the hall rolling, the boys played hard and Well with that Well-known competitive spirit of Curtis teams, winning six out of their seven games and fighting to a scoreless tie in their last game of the season. The team from Roosevelt High School was the first to fall victim to the onslaughts of the Curtis eleven which won 12-0. Curtis' second game was a test of ability to overcome a strong opponent. Stuyvesant High, regarded as a sure winner by many Hexpertsf, scored first. Curtis retaliated with three successive touchdowns. The final score was 19-9. After this victory the Somma Men were well on their way to another championship. The Curtis players, with new confidence in themselves, over- whelmed their next two opponents, Jefferson and McKee, 34-0 and 39-O, respectively. Curtis, fifth game proved to be a tough one. It was contested with Curtis' traditional rival, New Dorp High School. Although the score was only 6-0 in Curtis' favor, New Dorp was Upushed all over the lot. Curtis gained a total of 387 yards and made 22 first downs. Seward Park was the next unhappy visitor to Thompson Stadium. The East Siders put up a game battle but were overcome by the Staten Island boys, 12-7. The seventh and final game was an intersectional contest. The team from St. Gabriel's High School, :cout Pennsylvania way, faced the Curtis football squad in one of the most evenly matched games in the history of Curtis football. But the Saints and the ucity slickersf' as the Curtis players were called by the jesting Pennsylvanian boys, fought to a scoreless deadlock! The White Wfarriors of Curtis remained undefeated in sixteen starts extend- ing over a period of three years! The praises that should be sung about the individual members of the 191111 football team would fill up many pages, but lack of space forbids this. We can- not, however, pass on without singling out a few of the Curtis stalwarts who gave their all for dear old Curtis. First there is Captain Ralph ufludgen DiStasio, a faith- ful leader and a brilliant quarterback. Marty Jurkops, a veteran of three years, comes second, having earned a position on every all-scholastic team in the metropoli- tan area. Then there is Tony Caeta, running guard and captain of the 1942 squad, who played a bang-up game all season. The first-string forward wall was completed with Dick Bergendale, Bill D7Eugenio, Tony Ferrara and Dan Monohan. The backiield was called the best in the history of Curtis by Coach Sal Somma. Curtis rooters will never forget the power running of uRedn Rycowitch and uBig Johnn Siano, the bril- liant ballacarrying of Vinnie Castellucci and quick-stepping Tom Fawcett. Special mention should be made of Bob Spamer whose great improvement in play and scholastic record won him the trophy awarded annually to the most deserving player by Coach Somma. The reserves were all capable and showed their ability on more than one occasion. We would like to express our appreciation to Trainer Tex Dawson who has kept the Curtis football players in good physical condition for so many years. And finally, we can do no more than pay a humble tribute to Coach Sal Somma whose patience and expert advice piloted the team to its championship. Coach Somma has left the field of friendly battle, the gridiron, to join the United States Naval Forces in another kind of battle, the battle for freedom and democracy. We wish him as much success with the Navy as with his championship football teams at Curtis. BASKETBALL The Curtis Basketball Team Won the Staten Island championship and reached the play-off games at Madison Square Carden for the third successive year under the winning direction of Coach Harry 0'Brien. To do this, the Curtisites had to overcome the fine Tottenville team in the lsland play-off, This game was said to be the most exciting of the season, Curtis winning 35-34. The team played seventeen games, six of which were league games. The only league game lost was the first contest with Tottenville. Curtis lost to Andrew Jackson High School at the Garden before thousands of students from school who journeyed en masse to witness the game. The highlight of the season was a three-day excursion to South Jersey. The Curtis team defeated the Tri-county All-stars at Wfoodstown 55-22. They also played the Merchantsville High School team but lost 34-22. During the trip to South Jersey, the boys had a great deal of fun and unusual experiences. Coach Harry OiBrien arranged for the boys to stay at farms. They drove tractors, milked cows, pitched hay and did other farm chores. For many boys, this was their first taste of farm life. At mid-season, the team lost captain Ralph Moscato and Gerry Ginsburg through graduation. This was a serious blow, but Doug Vllatson who was elected to succeed Moscato as captain, and Danny McGrath carried most of the burden for the rest of the season. Walter Majeski and Al Bovino also demonstrated their abilities when the going was the toughest. The other players, ,lim McGrath, John Sammon, Vin Lawless and Jay Quintana were always willing and capable to do their part to relieve the regulars. BASEBALL The 1942 Baseball Team, headed by captain Al Bovino, opened its activities this spring with many new faces in the lineup. The absence of veterans was compensated for by many promising newcomers. Curtis partisans, proud of the spirited '42 team, saw the Curtis boys lose two games early in the season and then come from he- hind to defeat the impressive teams from Tottenville and Port Richmond and win the eighth consecutive championship of Staten Island for Curtis. Coach Harry O,Brien, the sage of Curtis base- ball, attributed the losses to weak hitting. Defensively. however. the team was topsg it was well drilled and played heads-up ball at all times. SWIMMING In the January graduation, the Curtis Swimming Team lost almost half of its veterans. Coach Robert Gaffney said, however, that the team had a good season. MMr. Cf' as Coach Gaffney is known affectionately to the boys on the team, predicted a bright future for some of the lower termers who were a match even for the older mermen. Some of the veterans who helped to make the ,441-742 season a success were Jim Mange, ace backstroker, Bay Hegel, James MBim7' Vifheeler, Bob Gleckner and Boy Spangler. Buddy Weber and Al Esposito were outstanding in the diving department. TRACK The Curtis Track Team with twenty-four members had one of its most successful seasons in recent years. Coach Carl Jung spent long hours on the Curtis field with the tracksters, teaching the boys the finer points of track competition. The team was headed by captain Arthur Patterson. a top-notch miler. Vliallace Murray, diminutive Curtis track star, blazed across the finish line in first place in a mile race. among competitors representing some of the leading high schools of the city at the Bronx Coliseum oval. This feat established Wallace as one of the foremost high school milers in the cityl Other outstanding mem- bers of the track team are veterans George Yater. Robert Young and Bob Cook. Among the sprinters are Bob Messner, Warren Barcalow. Herb Dawson, George Pfeiffer and Arthur Stamler. In the field events. Tony Morelli and Costa Tesnakis are the high-jump experts. and Tony Ferrara. Anthony Caeta and Edward Pfaff, the shotputters. GIRLS HOCKEY In the midst of Curtis' vast field may be seen a shivering group of girls huddled together and Watching their chattering teammates whack each otheris shins in their attempts to get a skittish ball. It is the fall hockey season and the girls are competing in inter-term tournaments for the hockey champion- ships. The wings lean disconsolantly on their hockey sticks. Then, as the ball rolls to the alley, they're off, tearing down the length of the field, only to miss the goal. However, under the direction of Mrs. Stone, many fundamental techniques are learned and the goal becomes less elusive. A There's an art to everything, and Basketball is by no means an exception. After all, anyone can shoot at a basket, but how many can really take aim and get the ball in? Practice makes perfect, so the girls, ably encouraged by Miss Ker, eventually master the guard and forward positions. After midterms, the girls start their inter-team tournaments. Teams are picked and the players are awarded positions ac- cording to their merit. Rivalry is keen, but throughout, the girls display a fine sense of sportsmanship. l GIRLS BASKET BI-LLL L V ,, ,V ,ATM ,qw ,xy V., A, W K WATER BALLET Curtis adds another event to its fast growing list of extra-curricular activities-The Water Ballet-a spectacular program put on annually by the water-minded boys and girls of Curtis. In this yearis presentation, a variety of Hgures were executed by the swimmers, among which were the star and fountain formations. Several humorous features were also part of the program. Au obstacle race in which boys wore nightgowns and carried candles brought forth roars of hilarious laughter. An old-fashioned picnic at the beach was staged as another main event, in which bathing suits of the gay nineties were worn by the participants. Exhibition diving was performed by Jimmy Barnes, and at the close of the performance, the boys, aroused to gay spirits, submerged their good-natured coach, Mr. Gaffney, into the pool. The huge success of the Vffater Ballet is due to the able leadership of Miss Ripley and Mr. Gaffney. Together with the mermaids and mermen, these two teachers put on a never-to-be-forgotten spectacle. ittlitt ll txtttttlllii An old Curtis custom which occurs year after year is the Christmas Alumni Reunion. Former Curtis students look forward to it as a time when they can come back to their Alma Mater to see their former teachers and friends, and to reminisce about hthose good old daysn. At last year's reunion, aside from the usual college crowd, there were many boys wearing uniforms of the Various branches of our armed forces. As usual, tea and cookies were served in the foyer while teachers and alumni chatted about old times and new. As an en- joyable finish to the day, the old students strolled down to the boys, gym, not for exercises this time, but for dancing. 'S-A. 'Twas the night before Christmas-Wait a Minute! 'Twas a few minutes before the Christmas pageant. Thats itl A puff of powder. a dab of lip stick. and a comb through the hair. and the pageant was on. With a medieval castle as its background, girls and boys in costume sang and danced. Authentic carols of the 12th century were sung by the Curtis Choir under the direction of George S. Dare of the music department. The duel between St. George and the Turk was an exciting and hilarious part of the pageant. The click- ing swords and the final blow provided breathless entertainment for the entire assembly. At the finale the cast formed into a procession and marched along the aisles of the auditorium as they sang the last of the Christmas carols. Swing and Sway JANUARY Throughout the Upper Senior Register Rooms, heads were seen hent over attractive circulars. Pencils were taken out and the upper-classmen signed with the flourishing scrawl of Seniors. Thus the announcement of the first Senior Class Party was heralded. The girls were cautioned to dress in a collegiate manner. Vllhat were we in for? When the long awaited day arrived, a hevy of students could he seen rushing towards the boys, gym. Soon the fun began. The Seniors proved their versatility by their rendition of the various popular dance steps. However this was soon for- gotten as the square dancing was introduced. From a Virginia Reel the couples went into a Grand March. Led by the class olhcers, the Seniors proved that the floor could hold them. Then, a circle was formed and the students energetically went through a Paul Jones. Durinigg this lively session, the odor SENIOR PARTIES of food was detected. Hefreshments were served by the mighty football team, who had had excellent experience in guarding. More dancing followed and then obstacle races took the spotlight. Laughter and shouting accompanied the participants. Vllin- ners were awarded baby prizes and then forgotten as the beatgone-two-three-kick claimed the audience. The Conga, as performed bythe entire body, provided much entertainment. As the line gradually diminished to the last strains of the music, jitterbugs uswungil out in true spirit, itil the tune of Home Sweet Home fnttingly put an encl to the merrymaking. One and all looked forward to the next Senior Party. The second Party, although not as good as its predecessor, was another event to be added to the Red Letter Days of the Senior Calendar. Two b y Two ll ii PHUIVI November twenty-ninth was the hig nightl Crownup for a while, young couples in gala attire streamed into the boys' gymnasium, which had been magically transformed into an undersea paradise. Mermaids and fish of all sizes and colors, dangling from the ceiling, and seagreen crepe paper on the wall made the illusion complete. Girls in evening gowns and young men in tuxedoes, danced to the melodious music of the orchestra, while members of the faculty, resplendent in their formal attire, also enjoyed themselves immensely. The highlight of the prom was the grand march, led by our principal, Mr. Avent. During the evening, soft drinks and assorted cookies were served. When the last strains of music had ceased, and the hands of the clock pointed to twelve, the festive group left reluctantly, knowing that it would never forget that night of nights. JUNE SENIUR PARTY The June Senior Party, held on Friday the thirteenth. had as its amusing and challenging theme. Good Luck . Black cats, often thought of in connection with Friday the thirteenth. decorated the walls of the boysi gym. Dominic Massa. permanent class treasurer and an ahle master of ceremonies, led the willing and fun-loving seniors in the dance elimination contest and in various games. Six of the more daring students en- tered the milk drinking contest, which was equally enjoyed hy the audience as well as the participants. A novel event was the grand march under the ladder. Of course, everyone joined the snake-like Conga chain until it completely encircled the gym. Swing and sweet records in a julie box provided the students with music for dancing. The famished seniors devoured the hot dogsu. sandwiches, and punch before the last call to come and get iti' was heard. The Good Luck party of the June graduating class was, for everyone who al- tended, a festive occasion. FIELD DAY Wllhough we are met in what seems to be a military formationf' Mr. John M. Avent, our principal, said, MIT is good to know that we are not preparing to destroy the happiness of others, but to build happiness. for our- selvesf' The occasion was our annual Field Day, at which, members of the different classes competed in various SIJOITS CVClltS, As usual, the class of '42 came out on top, compiling a score of forty seven and a half points. The mass drill events, which had been revived this year, thrilled the spectators. More than 1,300 girls in gym outfits demonstrated three dances with beautiful pre- cision. Members of the Curtis apparatus team displayed their ability on the parallel bars. Attired in dark trousers and white shirts, the boys went through two sets of impressive drill exercises and pyramids, Throughout, the lusty cheers of all and the gay playing of the school band showed that the gathering was really one of joy. W ls GRADUATION A hush fell over all in Feldman Hall as the graduates marched in to the strains of Cod of Our Fathers . Their faces portrayed suppressed excitement and a hit of stage fright. The invocation. a rustle of skirts. the click of seats. and the Graduation Exercises had started. The program fol- lowed in the usual manner with the welcoming address, the presentation of special awards, music by the orches- tra. singing by the graduates. and the message to the graduates. But, this program was special, for this was their graduation for which they had worked four yearsg these were members of their own class receiving awardsg the words spoken were directed particularly to them. It was a joyous occasion, yet a sad one, for who can tell of the memories and the thoughts of parting in the minds of the graduates. And then, came the most solemn part of the program: the individual conferring of diplomas by our principal, Mr. John M. Avent. Midst the applause and the proud and happy smiles of their parents and teachers, the graduates walked to the platform to receive the coveted symbol. Suddenly, the exercises were over, and the graduates marched out to be greeted by teachers, family and friends, and then to return home to celebrate this special occasion. Angela Louise Abbruzzi CCAngie77 Lunch Room Marshal 1: Italian Club 2: Basket- ball 1: Badminton 1. Leo Adams Basketball 2. Elsie Adler Honor Roll 6: Junior Arista 1: Yearbook 1: Orchestra 7: Hockey 3: Basketball 3: Messenger for Mr, Morris 3: In- telligence Test Commit- tee 1: Pool Marshal 1: Secretary to Miss Pratt 1: Log Reporter 2: As- sistant Advertising Edi- tor of Log 1: Corsair Room Collector 1: Bad- minton 1: Science Club 1: Trip Club 1. Flo B. Amtzis ':B00ts,' Part Time Typist to Mr. Ehrlich 1: Marshal Post 1. Vincent Charles Angeloro HVirmie,' Permanent Honor Roll: Marshal Squad 1: Sec- tion Room Secretary 1: Junior Marshal 1. Alvin Applefleld ccRed77 Yearbook: Manager Foot- ball Team 1: Football 1: Baseball Team Man- ager 2: Track Team 1: Bowling Team 1: Motion Picture Club 3: Latin Club 1: Current Events Club 1: Mechanical Arts 2: Marshal Post 2: Sec- tion Room Oi-Hcer 4: Locker Room Marshal 1. Filomena Astorino cCFiZ77 Constance Beverly Bailey '6Connie7' Permanent Honor Roll: Log Reporter 1: Bowl- ing 1: Roller Skating 1: Modern Dancing 1, Sec- retary 1. Elmer George Andrews ECA ndyw Marshal Squad 1: Bowl- ing 4: Assistant Football Manager 1: Stamp Club 1. James Thomas Barnes CdJim77 Track 4: Swimming 4: Pool Marshal 4. CLAS 62 Joyce Evelyne Bernsten iffzookyi' Honor Roll 2: Post Mar- shal 2: Traflic Marshal 1: Art Squad 2: Corsair Art Staff 2: Cheerleader 3 : Roller Skating Club 1 1 Badminton Club 1: Swimming 2: VVater Bal- let 1: Riding Club 2: Motion Picture Club 1 : French Club 1: Pongro Club 1 : Field Day Cheer- leader 1: Carmine Bosco uB0sk Track 1 : Foreman in Pat. tern Making 2 : Vice President Class 1: Ital- ian Club 3. Myra Beveridge Honor Roll 1: Marshal Squad 1: Basketball 1: Hockey 1: Choir 3. Gilbert A. Bosco zccibbyte Track Team 1: Football 1: Locker Room Marshal 1: Section Room Presi- dent 1: Section Room Marshal 3: Physiography Club 1: Italian Club 2. Dorothy Marian Boddis 'Dot' Permanent Honor Roll: Senior Arista 2: Junior Arista 1: Traffic Mar- shal 1 : Yearbook : Hockey 3: Library Assistant 2: Receptionist Grade Ad- visor's Office 1: Class Vice-President 2: Section Room Secretary 3: Check 1: Patrol 2: Section Room President 1: Swim- ming 2: Motion Picture Club 1: Hockey 3: Bio- logy Honor Society 3. Santina Vivian Bonnano HSana7y' Lunchroom Marshal 1: Secretary to Mrs, VVeiner 3: Badminton 1: Swim- ming 1: Shuflieboard 1: Paddle Tennis 1: Italian Club 1. Joseph Borack 'Boom-Boomn foe Patrol Marshal 3: Year- book: Orchestra 7: Sup- ply Room 2: History Of- fice 2, Gym Office 2, Mr. SiI211'l S Secretary 2: Sec- tion Room President 2. Secretary 1: Latin Club Secretary 1 3 Biology Club, Vice President and President: .Iunior Dra- matics Club Treasurer: Senior Dramatics Club: Band-Manager 1: Band Leader 1: Band S: Bio- logy Office Squad 1: Boys Military Riding Club 1: Log-Advertising Assistant Manager. William C. Boylan Seymore Bramier Doris Brown 331717, i'Dorz'e', HOHOI' R011 13 P00l Mar- Honor Roll 2: Marshal shal 1: Section Room Of- Post 1: Bowling Club 1. ficer -1. ' 0F AN ABY 'l 4 63 Marie H. Bryan ':Sh0rty', Honor Roll 1 5 Marshal Squad 1 3 Secretary to Miss Ferber 33 Secretary to Miss Ripley 1 3 Secre- tary to Miss Green 1 3 General Organization Floor Collector 2 3 Log Circulation Staff 13 Hockey Club 2 3 Swim- ming Club 3 3 Tennis Club 2. Thomas V. Bryant CCTim!77 Honor Roll 5: Marshal Squad 2: Log 23 Secre- tary to Miss Blondel 1: Section Room Marshal 1: President of Debating Club 13 Current Events 13 Dramatic Club 33 Jeanne D'Al'CQ Choir 2: Glee Club 3: B. H. S. 23 Corsair 1. Agnes Marie Burns MSkeets,: Honor Roll 5: Junior Arista 13 Marshal Squad 4: Log Circulation Stal? 1: Secretary to Miss Mulligan 13 Hockey Club 13 Riding Club 23 Swim- ming Club 13 Motion Picture Club 23 French Club 13 Bowling Club 1. Ida M. Callan Swimming Club 1. Laura Theresa Capriotti c'Chubby Patrol Marshal 13 Sew- ing Club 13 Pongo 1: Knitting Club 13 Italian Club 2. Daniel Carney HSM: ' 77 Honor Roll 2: Treasurer of Section Room 1: Mar- shal 13 History Current Events Club 1. Frances R. Castagna NBr0wn Eyesv Marshal Squad 13 Class Treasurer 1: Class Secre- tary 13 Bowling Club 2. Vincent Castelucci Section Room Officer 6: Football 33 Bowling Club 23 Basketball 1: Marshal Squad 2. James A. Caterina C5 ' B7 hm Section Room Officer 2. John Ceserano C L A S 64 Ceorge C. Christensen CC Permanent Honor Roll: Senior Arista 4: Boy Leader of Senior Arista 1: Marshal Squad 6: Log-Editor-in-Chief 1 -- Associate Editor 1: Edi- tor-in-Chief Biologist 2: Biology Honor So- ciety 4: Art Squad 2: Program Committee 4: Log Photographer 1: Class Secretary 3: Class Vice-President 2: Sec- tion Room Treasurer 3: Section Room President 2: President of Camera Club 2: Vice-President Camera Club 1: Secre- tary of Camera Club 1. Jennie Mary Cilmi Nfeaniew Patrol Marshal 4: Lunch Room Marshal 2: Pool Marshal 1: Basketball 1: Hockey 1: Badminton 5: Swimming 1: Italian Club 2. Leonard A. Claffey CCCZGIU7 Marshal S uad 1' Sec- f Q , tion Room Officer 2. Rita Clay CCRie77 Honor Roll 6: Marshal Squad 1: Secretary to Miss Blondel 2: Basket- ball Club 1: ShuH'leboard Club 1: Economics Club 1. Lenora Cohen CCLynAn'7, Permanent Honor Roll: Senior Arista 1: Junior Arista 1: Patrol 22 Check of Patrol 2: Lunchroom Marshal 2: Trafiic Marshal 2: Junior Marshal 1: Badminton Club 4: Bowling Club 2: Tennis Club 2: Hockey Club 1: Glee Club 2: Mathematics Club 1: Motion Picture Club 2: Current Events Club 1: Biology Honor Society 4: French Club 1: Latin Club 2: Swim- ming Club 1: Trip Club 2: Pongo 1. Irene Corcoran Honor Roll 5: Marshal Squad 1: Badminton Club 1: Knitting Club 1. William C. Coyne Track 2 I Manager of Track Club 3 1 Cross Country 1 : Manager 2. Albina Cozzo CCAZ97 Honor Roll 2: Secretary to Miss Ripley 1: Secre- tary to Orchestra 1. 0F JANU BY l Edward Crooks ccEd97 Honor Roll 3: Senior Arista 2: Football 4: Log Reporter 4: Biology Honor Society 4: Section Room Treasurer 1 : Treas- urer of Biology Honor Society 2. 94 Ann Marie Cunningham CC ' 77 Annle Glee Club 1: Latin Club 1: Motion Picture Club 2: Spanish Club 1: Pongo Club 1: Seribblers Club 2: Secretary to Mrs. McDade. 65 Marion Dorothy Davis C5Pat77 Marshal Post 5 : Traffic Marshal 2: Medical Room Aide 1: Basketball 2: Paddle Tennis 1: Swim- ming 1: Latin Club: Baseball 1. Virginia Celia De Fazio HG1'nny'? Honor Roll 6: Senior Arista 1: Trafhc Squad 3: Patrol Post 1: Pool Marshal 1: Lunch Room Marshal 3: Check 1: Yearbook: Section Room Secretary 2: Secretary to Miss Pratt 1: Secretary in Modern Language De- partment 1: G'ee Club Secretary 2: Secretary Shuffieboard Club 1: Bas- ketball Club 2: Hockey Club 2: Swimming Club 1: Bowling Club 1: Ital- ian Club 3: Glee Club 2: Shuflieboard Club 1: Junior Dramatics 1: Mo- tion Picture Club 1: Bio- logy Honor Society. Leonard De Leon Dominick M. Fred Denkler CCPOHC-ev Deluca French Magazine 13 zcchubbyos Honor Roll 1. Football 1: Italian Club 4. Marie Deodati 66Dee79 Honor Roll 2: Yearbook: Secretary to Mr. Morris 5: Secretary to Mrs. Newman 1: Section Room President 1: Sec- retary to Motion Picture Club 1: Italian Club 2: Glee Club 1. Daniel William Derenzi Kllanny-Popn Track 1: Pool Marshal 2: Italian Club 3: Phy- siography Club 2. Ellen Marcia Dexter CCMarCy27 Honor Roll 2: Marshal Squad 1: Yearbook: Cor- sair 1: Section Room Treasurer 3: Latin Club 1: Swimming Club 1: Riding Club 2. Peter DiSarro v l5LefLy77 Ralph A. DiStasio CCFudge77 Football 6: Secretary to Dr. Anderson 3: Secre- tary to Mr, Somma 1: Gym Marshal 2. LA 66 James Edward Downing Ccglug-gS77 Honor Roll 1: Orchestra 51 Band 6. August Charles Drubel 4CDr0OP7, Permanent Honor Roll: Marshal Squad 1: Bowl- ing 2: Chemistry Labo- ratory 2: Motion Picture Club 1. Norman Eagle Honor Honor Squad tary 1 : ::N0rrn72 Key: Permanent Roll: Marshal 4: Class Secre- Section Room Of- ficer 4: Log 2: Phy- siography Honor Society 3: Physiography Honor Society President 1: Bio- logy Honor Society 4: Current Events Club 1: Mathematics Club 2. Eugene Edera HBish0pH Nancy Ellis CCNan77 Permanent Honor Roll: Patrol Marshal 1: Lunch Room Marshal 1: Junior Marshal 1: Yearbook: Log Reporter 1: Bad- minton Club 2: Bowling Club 1: Riding Club 2. Adrienne E. Engel Mickey' ' Traffic Squad 1: Patrol Post 1: Lieutenant of Junior Marshal Squad 1: Section Room Secretary 1: Assistant Manager of Badminton Club 1: Aide in Girl's Emergency Room 1: Bowling 1: Riding 1: Swimming 1: Badminton Club 1: Bas- ketball 1. Lucille Marian Eanella CCLue77 Honor Roll 2: Yearbook: Secretary of Section Room 1: Pool Leader 6: Patrol Squad 1: Color Guard 1: Badminton 3: Swimming 4: Junior and Senior Life Saving 2: Basketball 1: Dancing 1: Italian Club 3: Bowling 1 : Hockey 1: Shuifleboard 2: Water Ballet 2: Jean D'Arc 1. Thomas Fawcett HTOHLQ7 Honor Roll 2: Senior Arista 3: Yearbook: Sec- tion Room President 6: Section Room Treasurer 1: Section Room Marshal 1: Class Treasurer 1: Baseball 4: Football 6: Secretary to Dr. Ander- son 1: Secretary to Mr. Morris 1: Marshal 1. Evelyn M. Fredericks CCEU77 Secretary to Miss Walth- all 1. 0F NU ll 194 Esther Frimet CCHedy77 Patrol Squad 1: Knit- ting Club 1: Basketball Club 1 : Hearthstone Club 1. 67 Kenneth G. Furlong C4Tex77 Honor Roll 1: Marshal Squad 1: Orchestra 7: Band 7: Assistant Man- ager ot' Band 4: Section Room Officer 1: Camera Club 1. Janet Marie Garbe :cjanvr Honor Roll 2: Yearbook: Hockey Club 2: Section Room President 1: Class Secretary 1: Section Room Treasurer 1: Swimming Club 2: Bad- minton Club 2g Hiking Club 1: Riding Club 4: Music Club 1: German Club 1. Thomas Gilrnartin CCGUSF Swimming Club 1: Track 1: Cross Country 1: Pool Marshal 3. Gerard Ginzburg Section Room Secretary 1: Basketball S. Oliver Atkinson Gorden, Ir. CCBOK7 Honor Roll 1 : Current Events Club 1 1 Radio Club 1. Melvin E. Goretsky ccR0Cky77 Honor Roll 1: Motion Picture Club 3. Anna Grosso Permanent Honor Roll: Senior Arista 1: Marshal Squad 3: Log Reporter 2: Section Room Presi- dent 2: Pongo Club 1: Motion Picture Club 1: Physiography Honor So- ciety 1. Margaret E. Haertel Honor Key: Permanent Honor Roll: Senior Arista 4: Junior Arista 1: Traffic Squad 2: Sec- tion Room Treasurer 1: Mathematics Club Presi- dent 1: Lunchroom Mar- shal 1, Captain 1, Bio- logy Honor Society 3: Program Committee 2: Prom Committee 1: Bad- minton Club 4: Swim- ming Club 3: Biology Club 1: Trip Club 1: Secretary to Miss Biggs 7. Marguerite Hafferkamp ccMargie'7 Section Room Secretary 1 . Hobart Garfield Hansen '4H0be,' Honor Roll 1: Bowling Team 1: Pan American Club 1: Camera Club 21 Marshal Squad 1: Year- book. CLAS 68 Nancy Lorain Harlev Honor Roll 2: Secretary of Spanish Club 1: Los Conquistadores 1: Eco- nomics Club 1: Latin Club 2: Debating Team 1. Faith Jane Harrington HBZ0nd1'e:' Secretary Hearthstone Club 1: Medical Room Aid 1: Secretary to Mrs. VVeiner 1: Aid to Miss Armstrong 2. George B. Hart uHartsy:: Baseball 1: Honor Roll 1: Section Room Treas- urer 1. Richard Catlin Hasbrouck ':Dick7i Marshal Squad 2 : Sec- tion Room Treasurer 1 ' Boys Military Riding Club 1. Kenneth G. Hauser iCLe'fty,7? Honor Roll 1: Secretary to Gym Department 2: Secretary to Dr. Ander- son 1. Edythe Hecht , KEF7 Honor Roll 1: Library Marshal 1: Swimming Club 2: Tennis Club 1: Music Appreciation 1: Hockey Club 1: Glee Club 1: Choir 1: Roller Skating 1. . A George Paton Henderson cccidgers Marshal Squad 1: Or- chestra 4: Football 4: Section Room Secretary 1: Photography 1. Warren K. Hertzog ::WiIbur7' Marshal Squad 3: Bowl- ing 2: Assistant Man- ager of Football 1: Latin 2: Motion Picture 1. Donald A. Hoerner c:D0n:: NUABY 19-42 Gladys Cecil Hogarth uCladian77 Marshal Squad 2: Game Leader 2: Lunch Room Marshal 1: Patrol Mar- shal 1: Roller Skating Club 1: Badminton Club 1: Riding Club 4: Hearthstone Club 2: Trip Club 1: Swimming Club 1. 69 Kenneth Curtis Holmstru P CC f 77 Ixen, Permanent Honor Roll: Senior Arista 2: Junior Arista 1: German Club 1: Current Events Club 3: Chef's Club 1: Presi- dent of Current Events Club 1: Current Events Club's Secretary 2: Boy Leader of Junior Arista: Chemistry Laboratory Work 2: History Radio Broadcast: History Forum. Robert M. Hulle KCBOH7 Marshal Squad 3: Or- chestra 8: Riiie Team 1: Bowling Team 1: Cam- era Club 5, Vice Presi- dent 2, Secretary: Rifie Team Ass't. Captain 1: Band 3: Pool Marshal 1 1 Log-Ass't. Advertising Manager 2: Prom Com- mittee 1. Margaret M. Hutchison Cipeggyf Honor Ro'l 2: Lunch Room Marshal 1: Bas- ketball Club 1: Secre- tary to Miss Biggs 3: Section Room Secretary 1. . John G. lacoviello CC YOCT7 Honor Roll 2. Calvin P. Jacobs Cijakew Track Team 1: Swim- ming Team Captain 3: Pool Marshal 4. Grant Harding Iohannessen 6510637 Honor Roll 2 : Cross Country Team 1 : Mar- shal Squad 1. Stanley Johnsen Honor Roll 6: Senior Arista 3: Marshal Squad 6: Patrol 2: Program Committee 1: Band 4: Treasurer of Senior Arista 1: Treasurer of Marshal Squad 1: Cap- tain of Marshal Squad 1 : Vice-President of Cur- rent Events Club 2: Treasurer of Economics Club 1: Treasurer of Latin Club 1. Dorothy Johnson C6D0Zly?7 Honor Roll 1: Marshal Squad 4: Orchestra 52 Treasurer of Section Room 1: Basketball Club 5: Swimming Club 53 Badminton Club 2: Bowl- ing Club 2: Hockey Club 3: Riding Club 1: Junior and Senior Life Saving 2: Tennis Club 1: Bio- logy Club 1: Water Bal- let 2: Motion Picture Club 2: Band 2: Shuffle- board Club 1: Secretary of Marshal Squad 1: Joan of Arc: Pool Lead- er 4: Medical Room Aid 1: Patrol Marshal 4. Martin A. lurkops 6CMarty97 Swimming Team 2: Foot- ball Team 6: Section Room Treasurer 2: Sec- tion Room President 3: Section Room Vice-Presi- dent 1: Secretary to Dr. Anderson 2. Dorothy E. Kain Cfsugar-77 W o r k e d in Teacher's Lunchroom 6. CLAS 70 Arthur Kaufmann C24 rtien Honor Roll 2: Marshal Squad 1 : Section Room Marshal 6 : Tennis Club S: Bowling Club 1: Bio- logy Honor Society 4. Rita J. Ketcharn Honor Key: Permanent Honor Roll: Senior Arista 1: Marshal Squad 3: Basketball Club 1: Hockey Club 1: Swim- ming Club 1: Motion Picture Club 1: Econo- mics Club 1: Badminton Club 1 1 Secretary to Mrs. McCabe 4: Laboratory Assistant 1: Medical Room Aid 1: Secretary to Health Education De- partment 1: Log Re- porter 2: Log Circula- tion Staff 2. Dorothy Klein CCD0t7f Permanent Honor Roll: Section Officer 1: Secre- tary to Miss Ker 2. Arthur Knudsen 45,4 rtiew Honor Roll 6: Marshal Squad 4: Football 2: Section Room Treasurer 1. Anne Lasiw CCFZZH77 Honor Roll 2: Roller Skating Club 1: Section Room Secretary 2: Log 4: Marshal Squad 1: Secretary to Miss Ferber 1. Richard Lendzian 'cRichie'i Dorothy E. Lenz CCDOZ79 Honor Roll 1: Marshal Squad 1: Section Room Oflicer 1 : Physiography Honor Society 1: Motion Picture Club 1. Jenny Lindh CC!inxy77 Marshal Squad 2: Treas- urer to Trip Club 1: Latin Club Entertain- ment committee 3: Latin Club 6: Dramatics 1: Economics Club 1: Mes- senger for Mr. Morris 3. John J. Lombardi Mfohnny, Ernyw Track Team 1. 0F AN B 194 Ingrid Longstrom ulnkiew Marshal Squad 1: Scrib- blers 1: Secretary to Miss Clausen 2: Medical Room Assistant 13 Sec- tion Room Treasurer 1. 71 Marion R. Lordi Honor Roll 2: Marshal Squad 1: Yearbook: Mo- tion Picture Club 13 Badminton Club 1: Rid- ing Club 1: Medical Room Aid 1: Section Room Treasurer 3: Sec- tion Room Secretary 1. Erminio Anthony Lucchini C5Red!7 Swimming Team 1: Pool Marshal 3: Secretary for Gym Teachers 7: Section Room Oiiicer 2: Marshal Post 1: Italian Club 3: Latin Club 2: Physio- graphy Club 2: Motion Picture Club 1: Econo- mics Club 1. Paul Ludwig, Jr. James Gordon Lund Isabel Luts C5IS7f ccsonnyas cajims: Marshal Squad 1: Latin Baseball 2: Section gaishfli gost gicftihirf Club 1. Room Omcer 2. u. Y .renc u Y Motion Picture Club 1. Albert F. Mangino CCAV5 Christopher Mason ':Chris Honor Roll 2: Marshal 6: Senior Arista 3: Mar- shal Squad Captain 1: Section Room President 4: Class President 2: Trip Club 1: Latin Club 1: Section Room Treas- urer 1: Class Vice Pres- ident 2. ' Paul J. Mathies C'Malle15 Basketball 4: Baseball 2, Gertrude Bertha Mathis c'Certie:' Permanent Honor Roll: Orchestra 8: Secretary to Mr. Augenstern 1: Messenger to Mr. Morris 1: Messenger for Library 1: Music Club 1: Motion Picture Club 1: Bad- minton Club 3: Dancing Club 2: Log Reporter 2: German Club 1. Emma Josephine Maydick 6CEm77 Marshal Squad 2: Scrib- blers Club 1: Basketball Club 2: Band 4. CLAS 72 Philip Mazzaraco 'clllazzv Honor Roll 1. James O. Mclntyre 42711 acf' Marshal Squad 2: Sec- tion Room President 1: Section Room Treasurer 1. James J. Mc Kennedy ufimmy Mack Secretary to Mr. O'Brien 3 Secretary to Mr. Chris- tensen: Section Room Officer 2. Elizabeth Kathryn, Lillian J. Melleby Mc Neilly M U Lif' Benyn Section Room Oflicer 1: Library Assistant 13 Marshal Squad 1. Richard Mellin c:DiCk77 Pool Marshal '73 Swim- ming Team 8 7 Honor Roll 1 5 Water Ballet. Raymond J. Memoly C6Ray77 Honor Roll 3: Marshal Squad 1: Section Room Treasurer 3: Advertising Manager of Log 23 Usher Squad 15 Log Re- porter 1. Sam Camilous Anne Celia Milnes Mezzacappa Swimming Club 15 Bad- ::B ke: minbon Club 13 Scrib- 03 L blers Club 1: Trip Club Marshal Squad 1. 1. 0F J NUA 194 Ralph E. Moscato Mflfoscn Section Room President 23 Marshal Squad 13 Basketball Club 8: Gym Marshal 83 Gym Secre- tary 1. 73 Ann Marie Mulcare Mic7' Honor Roll 5: Junior Arista 2: Basketball 13 Glee Club 2: Secretary to Miss Cobb 1. Hugh Arthur John J. Murray Murray Luke,' Iggf Natalie Negri CCNGZ, Honor Roll 7: Marshal Squad 3: Editor-in-Chief of Yearbook: Basketball 1: Secretary to Mr. Morris 4: Messenger for Mr. Morris 43 Secretary to Miss Walthall 1: Sec- tion Room Secretary 13 Supervisor of G. O. Col- lectors 1. Carol Alma Nybergh CCCary97 Swimming Club 1: Bas- ketball Club 1: Hockey Club lg Roller Skating Club 1. l l J Q 1 Charles O'Donnell George Olsen Rose O7Neill Joseph J. O'Toole Edna Arlene c:OD as ccolfgn yagslrlcfcauail 25 Bas- 'CAChille3 ORCH ' ' , I on Football 1: Tl.ack 1: HOHO1' Roll 2. et a u HOHQ1' R011 13 Swimming 5cEtLa Honor Roll 15 Marshal Team 23 Cross Country Marshal Squad lg G. O. Squad 2: Jeanne D'Arc ' Team 1. Collector L 13 Physiography Honor Society 1. 74 Mun Theresa Cl oria Pacifico i'Terry Yearbook 1: Pool Leader 4 : Modern Language Sec- retary: Badminton 5: Swimming 6: Bowling 2: Basketball 1: Italian Club 2: Motion Picture Club 1: Water' Ballet 2. Mary Theresa Pacifico Honor Roll 1: Yearbook 1: Pool Leader 4: Mod- ern Language Oiiice 1: Swimming Club 7: Ital- ian Club 4: Badminton Club 4: Bowling Club 2: Shufiie Board Club 2: VVater Ballet 2. Ruth Anne Pattison CCPat77 Honor Roll 6: Senior Arista 2: Lunch Room Captain 1: Traflic 3: Yearbook 1: President of Badminton Club 1: Hockey 3: Captain of Hockey Club 1: Captain of Hiking Club 1: Sec- tion Room Officer 3: Basketball Club 3: Latin Club 1: Motion Picture Club 1: Biology Club 1: Shufiieboard 1: Badmin- ton 4: Swimming 1: Log: Reporter 2: Secretary to Mrs. Greenwood 3: Prom Committee 1: Reception- ist 1: Medical Room Aid 1 : Winner of All Around Athletic Medal. John N. Petersen HI'eZe7: Swimming Team 6: Lunch Room Marshal 1: Secretary to Mr. Grieve 2: Physiography Club 2: Camera Club 1: Pattern Makers Club 1: Machin- ist Club 1. Helen Pettersen Honor Roll 2: Marshal Squad 1: Pool Leader 3: Section Room Secretary 1: Hockey 1: Swimming 3: Badminton 1: Bowl- ing 1: Water Ballet 2. F Gloria Pierrard LCGOOH Permanent Honor Roll: Senior Arista: Senior Arista Secretary 1: Sec- tion Room Secretary 1: Editor-in-Chief of Cor- sair: Class Secretary 1: Secretary to Miss Blondel 4: Biology Honor So- ciety 4: Camera Club 3: Motion Picture Club 1: Yearbook : Marshal Squad 9 Anthony J. Pietrunti 6CT0ny75 Honor Roll 2: Secretary to Mr. Gaffney 1: Gym Marshal 1. August J. Porcelli Cf'P0rlcy77 Honor Roll 6: Los Con- quistodores 1. Bruce WT. Preston PressU Honor Roll 2: Marshal Squad 2: Glee Club 1: Section Room Officer 3: Bowling 1. 0F NUA 1942 Marian Quagliano CCBabe7, Permanent Honor Roll: Junior Arista 1: Year- book: Badminton Club 2: Secretary to Miss Mather 1: Motion Picture Club 1: Swimming 1: Ping Pong 1: Shuffleboard 1. QP' 75 Margie Quinn William H. Raisch Hflliegew HBill'7 Marshal Squad 1: Class Secretary 1. Anita Rel yea uNeets:' Permanent Honor Roll: Marshal Squad 1: Year- book: Corsair 1: Senior Arista 8: Secretary to Miss Vroom 1: Secretary to Miss Ferber 1: Sec- tion Room President 1: Section Room Secretary 1: Section Room Treas- urer 1: Class President 2: Class Vice-President 1: Bowling 1: Basketball 1: Badminton Club 1: Choir 1. Thomas Rensvold C5TOmmy?5 Honor Key: Permanent Honor Roll 3 Senior Arista 3: Marshal Squad 2: Section Room Officer 3: Biology Honor So- ciety -'. William Edward Rigby HFuz:y Topn Honor Roll 4 : Marshal Squad 1 : General Or- ganization Collector 1 3 Section Room Officer 5 : Secretary to Mr. Flana- gan 1: Physiography Honor Society 4. Betty Ripley i Barbara Josephine Rosano 4512065912: Permanent Honor Roll: Yearbook: Secretary to Miss Williams 1: Bas- ketball 1. Peter Rossin uPe1Ie' Martin H. Rubin 'cfllartyn Honor Roll 4: Section Room OH'icer 4: Biology Laboratory 3: Chemistry Laboratory 1: Biology Honor Society 5: Eu- genics Committee - Chairman 1, Dissection Committee - Chairman 1: Science Club 1: Cur- rent Events Club 1: French Club 1. Antoinette R. Russo ccT0ni77 Honor Roll 1: Yearbook: Marshal Post 1: Aid in Medical Room 1: Basket- ball Club 1: Italian Club CLA 76 Stephen Joseph Rycowitch CCRed!7 Class President 2: Class Treasurer 1: Football Team 4: Baseball Team 2. John Arthur Sainz i:Sc0Zly'7 Honor Key: Permanent Honor Roll: Senior Arista 1: Log Typist 1: Pan American Club 1. John Sammon Thomas J: Samulski CC!aCl3f7 Cfsamff Basketball Team 4: Marshal Squad 1. Scribblers Club 2. Violet F. Santos HVZZQQ Honor Key: Honor Roll 7 : Marshal Squad 1: Pan American Club 1: Sec- tion Room Secretary 1: Log Circulation Staff 1. Doris H. Schulman CGDOZD7 Marshal Squad 2: Cor- sair 1: Hockey Club 1: Badminton Club 2: Bio- logy Club 1: Swimming Club 2: Motion Picture Club 1: Section Room Secretary 2. Patricia F. Schultz 55Pat77 Marshal Squad 1: Or- chestra lg Bowling Club President 3: Basketball 1: Band 3: Trip Club 1. Edward Schulz Honor Key: Permanent Roll: Senior Arista 1: Marshal Squad 2: Bio- logy Honor Society 5: Current Events Club 1: German Club 1: Modern Language 1. Gloria Marie Shannon Honor Key: Permanent Honor Roll: Senior Arista 3: Girl Leader 1: Marshal Squad 3: Lieutenant 1: Biology Honor Society 43 Class President 1: Class Sec- retary 2: Section Room President 1: Associate Editor of Log 2: Mathe- matics Club 1: Badmin- ton Club 1: Shuflieboard Club 1: Library Aid 2: Secretary to Miss Phillips 1: Lunch Room Marshal 2. 0F AN All 1942 Nancy Lee Shantz HNance'7 Basketball 2: Tennis Club Captain 2: Bowling Club 3: Softball Club 1: Glee Club 2: Biology Honor Society 2: Swim- ming Club 1: Choir 1: Section Room Secretary 2. 77 Ruby M. Shreve 5CGem7F Honor Roll 4 : Biology Honor Society 4 : Bowl- ing 1: Physiography Honor Society 1. John Siano C5Si77 General Organization President 2: Secretary to Mr. Jung 4: Section Room President 2: Sec- tion Room Secretary 2: Section Room Treasurer 1: Football 3: Baseball 2: Track 1: Clay Club: Biology Honor Society. Cecilia R. Silver Hcealw Marshal Squad 3: Bowl- ing 2: Basketball 2: Badminton 2: Soft Ball 1: Lunchroom Marshal 2: Patrol 1: Traffic 1: Yearbook 1. Geneva Mary Simons CCLuCky77 Hearthstone Club Secre- tary 2 : Secretary 2 : Hon- or Roll 1: Marshal Squad 2: Hockey Club 4: Music Club 2: Swimming Club 1: Band 2. Gertrude Smith ,lean Carmela Socci Louis Patsy Sol ebel l 0 ujenv c:L0uiP59 Honor Roll 1: Italian Club 1. Frances L. Sparner ufrann Honor Roll 6: Lunch- room Marshal 1: Secre- tary to Miss Benning 1: Latin Club 1: Basketball Club 1: Bowling Club 2: Section Room Olli- cer 3. Michael Spenceri '4Spence', Mechanics Arts Club 1. Fred Stark Marshal Squad 1: Log Reporter 1: Junior Mar- shal 13 Biology Club 1: Section Room Treasurer 1: Advance Staff Re- porter 1. CLAS 78 James A. Stark ffjimlff Honor Roll 2: Lunch- room Marshal 2: Gym Marshal 3: Corsair 1: Football 4: Block C : Class Officer 4: Section Room President 6: Jun- ior Prom Committee. Lucille D. Stern CCLUJ, Honor Roll 3: Marshal Squad 3: Secretary to Mrs. Stone 1: Assistant Manager of Riding' Club 1: Manager of Riding Club 5: Assistant Man- ager of Log Circulation 1: Swimming Club 1: Riding Club T. Marget Stewart ccTan?7: Marshal Post 1: Section Room Secretary 1: Aid to Mr. Morris 1: Drama- tic Club 1: Motion Pic- ture Club 1: Swimming Club 3: Paddle Tennis Club 1: Roller Skating Club 1. Phyllis Ruth Sutter 1:12, If: ly Section Room Officer 1 Hockey Club 6: Secre- tary to Miss Biggs 1 Basketball Club 1: Li- brary Assistant 1: Year- book: Captain Hockey Team 2. Walter l. Taylor NBuck,' Honor Roll 2: Section Room Officer 1. Georgette M. Thiele Glee Club 3: Swimming Club 2: Basketball Club 1 : Roller Skating Club 1. John Anthony Tighe ufacksonw Honor Roll 3: Marshal Squad 3: Science Bul- letin 1: Camera Club 2: Traffic Squad 1: Year- book 1: Senior Arista 1: Marshal Post 2: Locker Room Marshal 1. Sheldon Toder Permanent Honor Roll: Marshal Squad 6: Log Associate Editor 2: Traf- fic Marshal: Section Room Officer 3: Motion Picture Club 1: Pan American Club 1: Senior Arista 2. 0F ANUABY l Wal ter M. Toth Elmer R. Tynan HWUW crm: Baseball 1: Secretary to Yearbook' Mr. O'Brien 1. 94 79 Sidonia Elsie Van Riper ccsidrr Honor Key: Permanent Honor Roll Secretary to Mr. Raichle 2: In- telligence Test Squad 2: Pongo Club: Roller Skat- ing 1: Motion Picture Club 1: Swimming 1: Yearbook 1. Rita A. Vaughan 1 5CRe-R677 Honor Roll 5: Marshal Squad 1: Basketball Club Captain 2: Section Room Treasurer 1: Secretary to Miss Handy 4: Log Reporter 2: Promotion Typing Committee 2: Motion Picture Club 1: Basketball Club 3: Jun- ior Life Saving 1 : Water Ballet 2: Roller Skating Club 1: Secretary of Junior Marshal 1. Dorothy Ann Voorhis MDG! Annu Honor Roll 1: Marshal Squad 1: Section Room Secretary 1: Swimming 6: Riding 1: Life Saving 1: Trip Club 2: Skating Club 1. Inger Vvalloe CC!inx9? Permanent Honor Roll: Senior Arista 3: Junior Arista 2: Marshal Squad 6: Orchestra 4: Section Room Secretary 1: Sec- tion Room President 3: Mathematics Club 1: Badminton Club 3: French Club 1: German Club 1: Swimming Club 1: Life Saving 1: Mo- tion Picture Club 1: Trip Club 1: Biology Honor Society 3: Ten- nis 1. D aniel P. Ward 'iDanny' Honor Roll 1. Selma Gloria iveinstein iiGl0ria Marshal Squad 23 Sec- tion Room Treasurer 2: Section Room Secretary 1: Secretary to Mr. Augenstern 4: Secretary to Mrs. Stone 1: Basket- ball Captain 5: Glee Club 1: Shuffleboard Club 1: Ping Pong Club 1: Softball Club 1: Bad- minton Club 1: German Club 1: Yearbook. Sybil Florence Wiilkinson C5Syb:'7 Class Treasurer 1: Sec- retary to Miss Mather 1: Circulation Staff of Log 1. Blanche Witkowvski ufllidgei' Honor Roll 2: Secretary to Miss Blondel 1. Geraldine L. Yin ger C5Gerrfy77 Honor Roll 7: Marshal Squad 2: Roller Skating Club 1: Swimming Club 1: Hockey Club 1: Patrol Marshal 1: Section Room Treasurer 2. Lucy Jane Zabinski Marshal Squad 2: Swim ming Club 2: Choir 1 Medical Room Aid 1. CL SS 80 Dominic Joseph Zullo LTDUITTTT Perrnanent Honor Roll: Section Room Officer -1. President ........,,........,,...,..,... Vice-President ......... Vincent C. Angeloro Constance B. Bailey Dorothy M. Roddis George C. Christensen Lenore Cohen August C. Drubel Norman Eagle Margaret E. Haertel Elsie Adler George C. Christensen i0F JAL Raymond Austin Alma K. Bohringer Harriet Burgess James Crowley Sarafine Cucuzza Joseph Dempsky CAMERA SHY Francis Garrett Marion Lazaro John H. MacDougall Louis A. Meyer, Jr. Anna Quinn William L. Johnson Gregory Reagan Alfred Setterstrom Thomas J. Schubert PERMANENT OFFICERS OF JAXUARY 1942 CLASS Lillian Schultz Morton Wvilenslq' Axim RELYEA Secretary .......................... GLORIA PIERRARD ....-...CHRIS MASON Treasurer .........ToM FAWCI-:rr PERMAXEXT HOXOR ROLL Norman Eagle Nancy Ellis Anna M. Grosso Margaret E. Haertel Kenneth C. Holmstrup Rita J. Ketcham Thomas Rensvold Lenore Cohen Virginia C. DeFazio Rita J. Ketcham Dorothy Klein Gertrude R. Mathis Gloria A. Pierrard Marion A. Quagliano HONOR KEYS John A. Sainz Violet F. Santos HOXOR BANNERS Margaret E. Haertel Stanley A. Johnsen Anita C. Relyea Thomas Rensvold Barbara Rosano John A. Sainz Edward Schulz Edward Schulz Gloria M. Shannon Rita J. Ketcham Ruth Anne Pattison YUARY 1942 Gloria M. Shannon Sheldon l. Toder Sidonia E. VanRiper lnger Tvalloe Dominic J. Zullo Sidonia E. VanRiper Gloria M. Shannon Inger Vfalloe 81 Eleanor Louise Ames c'ElZe Honor Roll 1: Marshal Squad 1: Secretary of Section Room 2: Presi- dent of Section Room 2: Librarian 1: Motion Pic- ture Club 1: Knitting Club 1: Textile Arts 1. Sam Joseph Antico uBr0Zher,7 Honor Roll 4: First Aid Squad 1: Section Room Officer 1: Latin Club 1. Britta Ronvik Areskog 'cBrizr Marshal Squad 2: Cor- sair 1: French Club: Secretary of Section Room 2: Basketball Club 1: Badminton Club 23 Trip Club 1: French Club Secretary 1. Louis Joseph Attanasi 5fL0u,77 Lunch Room Marshal 2: Orchestra 8: Section Room Otlicer 3: Desk Secretary to Mr. O'Brien 1: Desk Secretary for Mr. Jacobsen 1: Boys Glee Club 2: Bowling Team 2: Curtis Mounted Troop 1: German Club 2: Photography Club 1. Anne Forsell Aungier i'Nan,cyH Honor Roll 7: Senior Arista 1: Junior Arista 1: Marshal Squad: Year- book 2: Hockey Club ,4: Section Room President 3: Latin Club President 1: Latin Club 2: Bad- minton Club 1: Biology Club 1: Biology Honor Society 4: Trip Club 1: Bowling Club 1: Captain Lunch Room 1: Lunch Room Marshal 1: Traf- fic Squad 1: Junior Mar- shal 1: Post 1: Log Re- porter 2. David Baker CCDa,Ue75 Honor Roll 7: Corsair: Science Bulletin: English Book Room 2: Chemistry Laboratory 3: Radio 1: Current Events 2: Sci- ence Club 2: Camera Club 1: Mathematics Club 1: Associate Editor of Log 1. LaRea Baker 5CBake7P Honor Roll 7: Senior Arista 2: Marshal Squad 4: Junior Arista 1: Yearbook 2: Corsair 1: Advertising Manager of Yearbook 1: Medical Room Aid 1: Reception- ist 1: First Aid Squad: Secretary to Miss Kam- merer 5: Switchboard 1: Traffic Marshal 3: Patrol 2: Pool 1: Prom Committee: G. O. Cam- paign 2: Junior Arista Secretary 1: Junior Dra- matic Vice-President 1: Junior Marshal Lieuten- ant 1: Honor Guard. Philip B. Barisciano l6Barry77 Honor Roll 7. Patricia Anne Barlow CCPat77 Honor Roll 7: Honor Banner: Log Reporter 2: Tratlic Marshal 5: Junior Marshal 1: Lunch Room Marshal 1: Sec- retary to B. H. S, 3: Secretary to Register Room 1: Girl Leader of Arista 1: Vice-President Scribblers Club 1: Glee Club 2: Receptionist 2: Secretary to Mr. Fanning 4: Badminton Club 1: Sports Club 1: Life Sav- ing 2: Swimming 1: Mo- tion Picture Club 1. Ruth Elizabeth Barry uffebbiei' Library 3: Prom Com- mittee 1: Lunch Room Marshal 1: Pool Marshal 1: Patrol 1: Riding Club 3: Secretary to Miss Rogers 3: Choir 1: Glee Club 1: Secretary to Miss Stagen: Section President 1: Sec'c10n Room Secretary 2: Sec- tion Room Treasurer 23 Tennis Club. CLA 82 Beverly Beers Honor Roll 2: Marshal Post 1: Basketball Club 1: Hiking Club 1: Phy- siography Honor Society 1: Map Club 1. Phyllis Berman cphyr' Honor Roll 6: Junior Arista 1: Section Room Marshal 1: Patrol Mar- shal 1: Junior Marshal 1: Latin Club 3: Bio- logy Honor Society 4: French Club 1: Scrib- blers Club 1: Badminton Club 1: Drumatics Club 1. Anita Bingler Marjorie C. Biroc Nflfidgew Honor Roll 1 : Badminton Club 1: Glee Club 1: Pongo Club 1: Textile Arts 1: Hearthstone Club 1: Badminton Club 1. Mary Elizabeth Blake ccgettyw Honor Roll 5: Tennis Club 1: Badminton Club 1: Science Club 1: Patrol Marshal 1. Alfred A. Bovino G'Alli-Bow Honor Roll 1: Basketball N 4 Years: Baseball 2 Years: Biology Honor Society 1: Marshal Post 1: Treasurer of Section Room 1. William Francis Boyce 563.877 UN James Leslie Boyle ccjinlaa Honor Roll 4: Orchestra 3: Section Room Trea- surer 2: Section Room Secretary 2. 194 Mildred Irene Brady Millie,' Pool Marshal 1: Pool Leader 4: Section Room Treasurer 1: Section Room Secretary 1: Bad- minton Club 3: Swim- ming Club 4: Soft Ball Club 2: Junior Life Sav- ing 1: Water Ballet 1: Senior Life Saving 1: All Round Athlete Medal 2. Dorothy Marie Brand uDitt0w Honor Roll 6: Patrol Marshal 4: Promotion Typing List 1: Secretary of Section Room 1: Phy- siography Club 1: Eco- nomics 1: Roller Skating Club 1. 83 Charles Allan Bricka Clguddyfl? Football Band 4: Mathe- matics Club 1: Post 3 Orchestra 5. Josephine Evelyn Brown czjosiene Honor Roll 5: Marshal 2: Motion Picture Club 3: Secretary to Miss Winer 1: Basketball Club 1: Badminton Club 1: Minor Sports Club 1: Hockey Club 1: Scrib- blers Club 1. Mary Elizabeth Brown CC A-IE77 Honor Roll T: Senior Arista 1: Junior Arista 1: Editor-in-Chief of Yearbook 2: Corsair Cir- cuation Manager 1: Cor- sair Typist 1: Orchestra 1: Science Bulletin 5: Science Club 5: Science Club Vice-President 1: Science Club President 1: Basketball 1: Hockey 1: Water Ballet 1: Mo- tion Picture Club 1: Trip Club 1: French Club 1: Swimming Club 1: Jun- ior and Senior Life Sav- ing: Pool Marshal 12 Secretary to Mr. Haupt- nian 3: Intelligence Test Squad 3: Traffic Squad 1. Marie Anne Katherine Buehler Buckley Honor Roll 3: Pongo Club 7: Youth Hostel Cycle Club 1: Tennis Club 1: Soft Ball Club 1. Helen Norma Burghart CC 7? Burley Maryhelle Ann Burns Basketball 2: Knitting 5: Motion Picture 2 Roller Skating 7: Bad- minton Club 1. Thomas Wlilliarn Butler uT0rnrny, Marshal Squad 1: Sec- tion Room Secretary 2 Section Room Marshal 1 Camera Club 2. a Elizabeth Campion CdBeny9: Honor Roll 3: Senior Arista 2: Hockey 2: Bowling 1: Switchboard 1: Section Room Presi- dent 2: Motion Picture Club 2: Captain of Lunch Room 1: Shelter Drill Marshal 1: Lunch Room Marshal 3: Bad- minton 2: Log Staff 2: Horseback Riding Club 3: Biology Honor So- ciety 4, Yearbook 2. lnga Carle Lunch Room Marshal 1. CLAS 841 Ruth Elizabeth Carney LC Y' ff Y my Marshal Post 1: Badmin- ton 1: Choir 1: Latin Club 1. Carrnella Mary Carullo Mfllilliem Honor Roll 3: Glee Club 1: Italian Club 1. Marian Ru th Chance cfharicyw Marshal Post 3: Basket- ball 1: Bowling 1: Glee Club 3: Physiography Honor Society 2. Florence Margaret Chapin NT00tsH Honor Roll 7: Yearbook 2: Corsair: Badminton Club 3: Basketball Club 1: Biology Honor So- ciety 5: Motion Picture Club 1: Hockey Club 1: Swimming Club 1: Jun- ior Life Saving: Hiking Club 1: Miss Handy's Otiice 4: Library Assis- tant 1 : Library Art Work 2: Log Reporter: Medi- cal Room Aide 1: Con- tributor to La Petite Revue 1. Valerio Chironna MVal' Harold Christie Joseph Frank C7-jack Ciciolla CC 75 Baseball 1: Section Room Joe Marshal 2: Patrol 1: Modern Language Office Marshal 1. 0 1. W Margaret Ann Cintula 'ifllargien Honor Roll 5: Bowling 4: Secretary to Miss Winer 1. 942 Doris lean Clark HDOGM Honor Roll 7: Senior Arista 3: Junior Arista 2: Yearbook 2: Section Room President 1: Sec- retary to Badminton Club 1: Traffic Marshal 3: Lunchroom Marshal 3: Secretary to Miss Vroom 6: Program Com- mittee 1: Secretary to Miss Williams 1: Latin Club 1: Scribblers 1: Biology Honor Society 5: Biology Club 1: Trip Club 1: Badminton Club 3. Naomi Cohen CCNa97 Honor Roll 1: Senior Dramatics 1: Basketball Club 1: Trip Club 1: Economics Club 1: Pan- American Club 1: Sec- retary to Mrs. Gold- wasser 2. 85 Theodore James Collier 8 C6Ted,7 Chef's Club 2: Camera Club 1: Radio Club 1: Glee Club 1: Choir 4: Senior Dramatics 1: Lieutenant and Range Commander of the Rifie Club: Section Room Treasurer 3: Section Room Secretary 4: Chef Club Treasurer 2: Jeanne D'Arc: Patrol Squad 3: Lunchroom Squad 3: Lunchroom Captain 4: TraI'l'ic Squad 3. Michael Columbus MCILTTSH Radio Club 1: Section Room OH'icer 1. Agnes Connelly CC-Ag? Badminton 2: Swimming 1: Hearthsbone Club 2: Economics Club 1: Roller Skating Club 1. Alice Frances Connelly CCAV 7 Marshal Post 2: Basket- ball 1: Hockey Club 2: Hearthstone Club 1: Motion Picture Club 1: Economics Club 1: Rol- ler Skating Club 1: Swimming Club 1: Knit- ting Club 1. Catherine Eliza Conrad '4KitLy', Honor Roll 2: Pongo Club 2 : Roller Skating Club 2: Bowling Club 1. Irene Marie Conroy Honor Roll 6 5 Pan- American Club 3 3 Los Conquistadores 1 : Bad- minton Club 2 : Patrol Marshal 1. Evelyne Conway S 77 :Ev Honor Ro'l 7: Senior Arista: Biology Honor Society 3: Secretary to Miss Harrison 1: Medi- cal Room Aide 1: Vice- President of the Current Events Club 1: Badmin- ton Club 3: Manager of Badminton Club 1: Mo- tion Picture Club 1: Swimming Club 1: Hockey Club 4: Basket- ball Club 2: Log Staff 2: Biology Squad 2: Yearbook 2: Traffic Mar- shal 2: Lunchroom Mar- shal 3: Pool Marshal 1: Prom Committee 1. Robert Cook ccCo0kieH Marshal Post: Gym Mar- shal: Track 3. lean H. Cooke uflwinm Honor Roll 2: Intelli- gence Test Squad 1: Yearbook 1: Hockey 4: Marshal Post 1: Tennis Club 2: Badminton Club 1: French Club 1: Soft Ball Club 1: Lunchroom Marshal 2. Ruth M. Cooke uC00kien Honor Roll 6: Junior Arista 1: Yearbook 2: Lunchroom Marshal 2: Patrol Marshal 1: French Club President 1: Hockey Club 4: Biology Honor Society 5: Junior Arista 1: Swimming 1: Tennis Club 2: Soft Ball 1: Intelligence Test Squad: All Around Girl's Ath- letic Medal. CLA 36 Doris A. Corbett ::Dor Honor Roll 1: Patrol Marshal 1: Captain Lunch Room Squad 1: Tratlic Marshal 1: Pool Marshal 1: Motion Pic- ture Club 1: Basketball Club 1: Badminton Club 1: Physiography Honor Society 2. Clayton John Coressel :aczartyrr Marshal Squad 1. Betty Anne Creegan 'ilrislz' Patrol Marshal Squad 23 Phvsiofixi wh Y Honor So . -1 'I 5 ' ciety -1: Physiograiihy 2 Club 1: Basketball L.: Roller Skating 2. Cathleen Cecelia Cuclclihy nKay'? Marshal Squad 5: Bad- minton Club 2: Hearth- stone Club 1: Econo- mics Club 1. LC113. Cupo Art and Textile Club 1. Robert Dominic Cusurnano ::BOb:: Honor Roll T: Senior Arista 2: Marshal Squad 1: Gym Marshal 1: Traf- fic Marshal 1: Section Room President 1: Sec- tion Room Treasurer 1: Section Room Secretary 1: Mathematics Club 1. Frank DeMarzio Honor Roll 3. 017. N? l Dominic N. DePaola a:Dee97 Honor Roll 7 : Senior Arista 1 : First Aid Squad 1: Current Events Club 1 : Mathe- matics Club 1 : Italian Club 2: French Club 1: Biology Honor Society 5 : Treasurer of Section Room 2 : Apparatus Team -7 942 Gerald De-Rosa CCjer,-3,77 Orchestra 6: Anparatus Team 2: Track Team 1: Secretary of Section Room 1: Marshal of Sec- tion Room 1: Secretary to Mr. Fanning 1: Band 2: Italian Club 2: Phy- siography Honor Society 3: Mechanical Arts Club 1. Constance Louise Devlin uffonniew Honor Roll 6: Junior Arista 2: Yearbook 2: Cheerleading 2: Patrol 2: Intelligence Test Squad 1 : First Aid Squad 1: Swimming Club 1: Junior Life Saving 1: Hockey Club 1: Softball 1: Tennis 1: Motion Pic- ture Club 1, 87 Marie Esther Angelo DiSarro Dicker HAng37 Honor Roll 7 : Honor Key : Yearbook Staff 2: Bas- ketball Club 1: Secre- tary of Economics Club: Secretary of Camera Club: Secretary to Miss Richter 2: Secretary to Miss Blondel 2: Secre- tary to Miss Vroom 1: Assistant in Physics Laboratory 2: Associate Editor of the Biologist: Patrol Marshal 2: Cam- era Club 4: Economics Club 1: Scribblers Club 1: Science Club 5: Bio- logy Honor Society 5: Current Events Club 1: Glee Club 1: Log Staff 2: Motion Picture Club 1. Luceile R. Driscoll ccLu79 Secretary to Mrs. Adler 1: Secretary to Miss Harrison 1: Secretary to Mrs. McDade 1: Entered Curtis in Sophomore Year. Dorothy Alice James E. Durkin Dublinski CCJimmy75 Honor Roll 7. Honor R011 3. Ada E. Egbert Honor Roll 5: Junior Arista 3: Yearbook Staff 2: Tratlic Squad 6: .Tun- ior Marshal Squad: Pat- rol Squad: Badminton 2: Secretary to Traffic Squad 2: Secretary Badminton Club 3: Hockey Club 3: Riding Club 4: Motion Picture Club 4: Bowling Club 2: Life Saving 2. Reinhart Eritsof Sterling Leif Eide Eide Reiniew Norma Eisenberg c'N0mee Senior Arista 2: Honor Key: Honor Roll 7: As- sociate Editor of Corsair: Basketball Club 7: Cap- tain of Basketball Club 1: Hockey 3: Captain of Hockey Club 1: Softball Club 2: Secretary of Softball Club 1: Lunch Room Squad 3: Traffic Squad 2: Secretary to Mr. Fanning 1: Secre- tary to Mrs. Stone 2: Biology Honor Society 5: Pan-American Club 2: Vice President to Pan- American Club 1. CL William Eisenberg CCBuddy77 Section Room Officer 11 Traffic Squad 1: Bowling Team 1: Honor Roll 5. Q0 00 SS Muriel Adele Eiss Swimming Post 1: Glee Club 1: Swimming Club 2: Motion Picture Club 1: Economics Club 1. Arthur Seymour Fink Honor Roll 7: Junior Arista 2: Science Bul- letin 2: Physics Labora- tory 7: First Aid Squad 1: Chef's Club 2: Science Club 3: Pan-American Club 1: Los Conquista- dores 2: Biology Club 1: Camera Club 2: Radio Club 1: Mathematics Club 1. Elizabethann Fish iCBetty77 Honor Roll 1: Soft Ball Club 1: Water Ballet 1: Pool Marshal 2: Trip Club 3: Swimming Club 3: Life Saving 2: Bad- minton 1: Soft Ball Club 1: Map Making 1. Frances Marie Florio C:Fran:7 Honor Roll 4: Secretary to Miss Cobb 1: G. O. 1: Roller Skating 1. Jean Foran 62,6557 Biology Honor Society 11 Class President 2: Sec- tion Room President 1: Section Room Secretary 1: Section Room Trea- surer 1: Pool Marshal 22 Cheerleader 5: Patrol Marshal 1: Junior Traf- fic 1: Trip Club 1: Bas- ketball 4: Captain of Basketball Club 1: Jun- ior Life Saving 1: Water Ballet 1: Tennis Club 11 Manager Tennis Club 1: Spanish Club 1: Secre- tary Spanish Club 1: Senior Life Saving: 1: Tennis Club Captain 1. Louise Phyllis F rancomano i'FrankieH Secretary to Miss Richter 1: Secretary to Miss Ker 1: Hearthstone Treasur- er 1: Soft Ba.1 Club 1: Skating Club 1: Danc- ing Club 1: Pongo Club 1. UN Milton Friedman 4'Milzn Section Room Marshal 2: Physics Laboratory Squad 1: Secretary to Dr. Anderson 1: Band 2: Captain First Aid Squad 1: Science Club 1: Latin Club 1: Dra- matic Group 1. Marie Ceclia Fruehan Honor Roll 3: Marshal Squad 2: Assistant in Medical Room 2: Junior Dramatics 1: Pan-Ameri- can Club 1. +194 Rose Marie Calgano '4Gala,: Treasurer Section Room 1. Victoria Calla uVickie:, Honor Roll 6: Hearth- stone Club 2 : Pan- American Club 2. 89 Edith Louisita Gallagher ccEd1-ew Honor Roll 3: Junior Prom Committee 1: Hockey Club 1: Glee Club 1: Basketball Club 1: Textile Arts Club 1. Mary Kathleen Gallagher CC ' 7: Ginger Marshal Squad 1: Mo- tion Picture Club 1: althstone C ub 7 He - , 1 L: Scribblers Club 1: Rol- ler Skating 1. Marian Frances 'Gebarski Hfllatsyi' Post 1: Lunch Room Marshal 1: Secretary to Miss Vroom 2. Robert Francis Gleckner ccBOb93 Honor Key: Honor Roll 9: Senior Arista 4: Jun- ior Arista 1: Marshal Squad 5: Section Room Officer 5: Sports Editor of Log 1: Usher Squad 2: Log Reporter 2: Bowl- ing Team 1: Swimming Team 6: Block C : Secretary to Mr. Fanning 1: English Book Room Squad 1: Lunch Room Marshal 3: Captain 1: Pan-American Club 23 Latin Club 3: Mathema- tics Club 1: Chef's Club 1: Junior Dramatics 1: Curtis Water Ballet 15 Pool Marshal 6. Howard Paul Goldberg iccoldyff Honor Key: Honor Roll 7: Senior Arista 2: Traffic Marshal 1: Sci- ence Bulletin 1: Science Laboratory Assistant 2: Log Reporter 2: History and Current Events Club 3: Science Club 3: Ma- thematics Club 3. Shirley Gordan Post 1: Science Bulletin 1: Switchboard 3: Cir- culation Staff, Log: Lunchroom Marshal 1: Pan-American Club 2: Motion Picture Club 3: Science Club 1. Ralph Henry Granger c'FriZ:H Honor Roll 2 : Section Room Marshal 1: Radio Club 2. David Norman Gropman CCDubby77 Log 1: Current Events Club 1: Camera Club 4: Scribblers Club 3: Mo- tion Picture Club 1: Latin Club 1: Editor-in- Chief of Latin Paper 1: Youth Hostel Cycle Club: Chefs Club. Marie Guerin ccTwinD7 Honor Roll 5: Section Room Oi'Hcer 4: Junior Arista 3: Corsair 1: Basketball Club 7: Pool Marshal : Marshal Squad : Post: Junior Marshal: Receptionist 1: Block C : Badminton 2: Hockey 1: French 1: German 1: Trip Club: Biology Honor Society 4: Science Club 2: Paddle Tennis 1: Tennis 1: Glee Club 2 2 Prom Committee 1 G. O. Campaign. Grace Elizabeth Guerin 5'Twin7i Honor Roll 2: Junior Arista 2: Marshal Squad 5: Science Bulletin 3: Patrol: Junior Marshal: Pool Marshal: Secretary to Miss Sascko 2: Presi- dent of Section Room 4: Pool Leader 4: Secretary of Marshal Squad 1: Block CH: President of Trip Club 1: Captain of Hockey Team 1: Junior Prom Committee 1: Bas- ketball Club 7: Paddle Tennis Club 1: Badmin- ton Club 4: Hockey 1: Girl P.S.A.L. Medal 1: History Forum 1. CLASS 90 Ella Mildred Cuerriero 5CRay7f Honor Roll 2: Treasurer of Class 1: Game Leader 2: Motion Picture Club 2: Skating Club 1: Eco- nomics Club 1: Italian Club 1. Martha Joan Hall ccfllarlyn Orchestra: Hockey Club 3: Basketball Club 2: Band 2: Life Saving 1: Tennis 1. Virginia Marguerite Hall ucinriyx Honor Roll 7: Junior Arista 1: Pool Leader 5: Intelligence Test Squad 2: Section Room Trea- surer 3: Secretary Pan- American Club 1: Bad- minton 1: Pan-American Club 3: Biology Honor Society 4: Swimming Club 2: Life Saving tJuniorl 1 : Softball 1 Senior Life Saving 1. Louise Hamilton HLOLLR: Honor Roll 1: Lunch- room Marshal 2: Secre- tary to Mrs. Stone 1: G. O, Collector 1: Pongo Club 1: Basketball Club 1: Badminton Club 1: Motion Picture 1: Bio- logy Club 1. Anita Margaret Harper caATeetSr: Honor Roll 2: Patrol Marshal 1' Color Guard 1: Pool Leader 5: Sec- tion Room Secretary 1: Assistant Manager of Basketball Club 1: Can- tain of Bowling Club: Marshal of Section Room : Basketball Club 6: Soft- ball Club 2: Bowling Club 2: Junior Life Saving 1: Water Ballet l: Swimming Club 4: Hockey Club 1: Pan- American Club 1: Senior Life Saving 1: All-round Athletic 2 :Tennis Club 1: Physiog. Honor S0- ciety 1. lrene Harraher 55157 Yearbook 2: Cheer Lead- er 6: Junior Marshal 2: Patrol Marshal 1: Pool Marshal 6: G. 0. Cam- paign 2: Class Officer 3: Section Room OHicer 4: Basketball Club fManager7: Swimming Club 1: Water Ballet 2: Life Saving 2: Trip Club 1: Motion Picture Club 1: Pan-American Club 2: Tennis Club 1: lAs- sistant Managerj: Soft- ball Club 1 : Traffic Squad 3. 0F Richard Charles Hausheer 'lDickv Honor Roll 3: Senior Arista 2: Yearbook 1: Photography Staff: Cor- sair CAssociate Editorj 1: Patrol Marshal 3: Section Room Secretary 1 :Traffic Squad 2: Chef's Club 2 fSecretaryJ : Ride Club 1. Bernadette Rose Hearty uBernie:' Honor Roll 2: Marshal Squad 1: Scribblers Club Secretary 1: French Club Secretary 1: Marshal Squad 1: Modern Lan- guage Squad 1: Medical Room Aid 1: Air Raid Squad 1: Badminton Club 1: Ping Pong and Paddle Tennis Club 1: Basketball Club 1: Jun- ior Dramatics 1: Current Events 1. UN 1942 Raymond Earle Hegel Fred Wilhelm Heimrick 'cRay7' Air Raid Squad 1: Chefs Swimming Team '7 : Bowl- ing Team 1: Pool Mar- shal 7: English Book- room 1: Stamp Club 1: Biology Honor Society 4: Physiography Honor So- ciety 4. Club l: Riiie Team 1: Cycle Club 1. 91 Marie Anne Henry Honor Roll 7: Secretary to Miss Cobb 1: Roller Skating 1: Softball 1. Selma Heyrnan NSel' Honor Key: Honor Roll T: Junior Arista 11 Marshal Squad 3: Sec- retary to Scribblers Club: Basketball 1: Ping Pong 2: Secretary to Miss Kammerer 1: Sec- retary to Mr. Keene 3: Helper in Modern Lan- guage Dept. 1: Trains Squad 1: Patrol Squad 2: Log Staff 2: Glee Club 2: Biology Honor Society 4: Pan-American Club 3: Scribblers Club 1: Yearbook. Muriel J. Holt NMur', Honor Roll 7: Junior Arista 2: Yearbook: Hockey 2: Biology Honor Society 3: Junior Prom Committee 1: Tennis 2: Swimming 2: Softball 1: Lunch Room Marshal 1: Assistant in Medical Room 1: Glee Cub 1: First Aid Squad: All Around Athletic Medal: Swimming P. S, A. L. Medals. Donald Hood Hitchin Honor Roll 6: Senior Arista 33 Junior Arista 2: Marshal Squad 1: Yearbook: F'rench Club President 1: Latin Club Treasurer 1: Chefs Club 1: Dramatics Club Presi- dent 1: Radio Club 2: Choir 1: Usher 2: Treas- urer of Section Room 1. Janet Mills Hoon Galant? Honor Roll 7: Senior Arista 2: Junior Arista 1: Marshal Squad 8: Corsair: Secretary of Motion Picture Club 1: Vice-President of Biolo- gy Club 1: Reporter on Log 2: Tratlic Marshal 5 : Check 1 1 Lunch Room Marshal 2: Secre- tary to Miss Harrison 4: Badminton 3: Bio- logy Honor Society 4: Trip Club 1: Riding Club 2: Bowling Club 1. Mildred Hutton Hearthstone Club 1 Knitting Club 1. Alphonse John Iannacone uFunsiv Honor Roll 7: Senior Arista 1: Junior Arista 1: Marshal Squad 4: Science Bulletin 2: Or- chestra 7: Science Club 4: Italian Club 3: Band 4: Biology Honor So- ciety 1: Debating Club 2. Jennie lgnozza CC 77 fen Ping Pong 1: Paddle Tennis 1: Badminton 1: Economics 1. David Irvine Kathryn Beatrice lrwin alfatfiicv Motion Picture Club 13 Glee Club 1: Roller Skat- ing Club 1: Marshal Squad 2. CLAS 92 Helen Regina lankowska nLefty,' Honor Roll 2. Russell Hugo licha 'clfussw Radio Club 1: Science Club 1: Orchestra 1: Honor Roll 2. Kaare Allan Johnson ufohnsev Section Room Secretary 4: Section Room Presi- dent 1: Section Room Treasurer 1: Patrol Post 1: Tranic Marshal 1: Dramatics Club 1: French Club 2: Science Club. Floyd L. Johnson HDZLZCIIM Honor Roll 2: Marshal Post 2. Margaret G. Jones Mfllargen Honor Roll 5: President Hearthstone Club 1: Badminton Club 4: Danc- ing Club 2: Bowling Club 1: Basketball Club 4: Hockey 4: Spanish 1: French 1: Hearth- stone Club 3: Pongo Club 2: Motion Picture Club 1: Baseball 2. lrene Lillian Keczmer 45177 Honor Roll 3: Typist for Log 4: Roller Skating 1. Betty Anne Kelleher 'little Onei' Honor Roll 1: Science Club Vice President 1: Science Bulletin Features Editor: Patrol Post 2: Trip Club 2: Motion Pic- ture Club 1: Spanish Club 2: Science Club 4: Riding Club 4: French Club 13 Cycle Club 1. Ethel Kelly Latin Club: Marshal Squad: Secretary to Miss Benning: Honor Roll: Map Making Club. 0F U 411942 Kathleen Anita Kelly 4iIiay!7 Honor Roll 2: Hiking Club 1: Basketball Club 1: Map Making Club 1: PaneAmerican Club 2. Certrude Helen Kennedy l'Dim,plesH Honor Roll 1: Section Room Treasurer 2: Sec- tion Room Secretary 1: Sewing Club 1. 93 Thomas Charles Keough i'Ceneral7: Section Room President 3: Section Room Treas- urer 3: Camera Club 2: Physiography Club 1: Water Ballet 1: Rifle Club 1: Motion Picture Club 1: Chef's Club 1. Jean Cowles Kershner Hfeanie' Tennis Club 1: Honor Roll 5: Junior Arista 2. Ruth Edna King C6RufuS79 Honor Roll 3: Science Bulletin 1: Motion Pic- ture Club 3: Glee Club 3: Spanish Club 1: Rol- ler Skating Club 3: Bad- minton 1: Tennis 2: Basketball 1: Trip Club 1. Harry Viv. Kirkwood c'Hank7: Honor Roll 4: Marshal Squad 5: Football 1: Track 2: Ice Hockey 1: Patrol Post 1: Physio- graphy Club 1: Class Treasurer 3: Class Sec- retary 2: Class Presi- dent 1: Junior Marshal Captain 1. I une Rose Kissenberth c'Kiss,' Economies Club 1: Rol- ler Skating 1: Pan- American Club 1: Soft- ball Club 1: Tennis Club 1. Eleanor S. R. Knudson CCEZZCL75 Honor Roll 3: Yearbook Staff 2: Section Room Officer 1 : Swimming Club 3: Lunch Room Squad 1: Marshal Squad 3: Pan-American Club 4: French Club 1: Biology Honor Society 3: Hockey 2: Basketball Club 2: Economics Club 1: Bad- minton Club 1. John Morbeck Kol bjornsen Honor Key: Honor Roll 6: Senior Arista: Junior Arista: Marshal Squad 5: Captain of the Mar- shal Squad 1: Secretary to Miss Meade 4: Junior Red Cross 4: President gf the Junior Red Cross Eva M. Kollisch Honor Roll 4: Marshal Squad 2: Log Reporter 17 Current Events Club 1: Vice President of the Current Events Club 1: Secretary to Mrs, Cum- mings: Secretary to Mr, Arrin 1: Badminton Club 2: Dramatics Club 1: Basketball Club 1: De- bating Club 2: Forum: Hostelling 1: Entered Curtis in Junior Year. Emanuel Herman Kolsin CCManny?7 Science Bulletin: Science Club 1: Radio Club 3: Camera Club 1: Bicycle Club 1. Genevieve Anne Kryger Class Secretary 1: Pongo Club 2. CLAS 94 0F Gladys Elinor Kuhhorn CC fr ?? Ixu Glee Club 3. Ellen Margaret Lachman Honor Roll 3: Marshal Squad 2: Treasurer of Section Room 1: Sec- retary of Section Room 1: Badminton Club 1: Tennis Club 2: Forum Club 1: Secretary in Modern Language Oiiice 1. Thomas Frank La Fauci CCLUDT Marshal Squad 2: Ital- ian Club 2: Science Club 1: Physiography Club 1. Corinne Marie Lane i'C0r.7' Honor Roll 4: Secretary to Mrs. Rosenberg 2: Economic Club 1. Wvalter Langenhahn ccllangw Narshal Squad 6: Track feam 3: Patrol Marshal 3: Lunch Room Marshal 3: Section Room Presi- dent 1: Section Room Secretary 2: Chefs Club President 1: Section Room Treasurer 1: Cam- era Club: Curtis Military Riding Club 1. Charles Larsen icflfacn Honor Roll 7: Senior Arista 4: Marshal Squad 2: English Bookroom Squad 2: Biology Club President 1: Biology Honor Society Treasurer 2: Log Associate Editor 2: Apparatus Club 2: Current Events Club 3: Biology Honor Society 5. Doris Ragnhild Larsen HD0,-97 Honor Roll 7: Basket- ball 1: Motion Picture 1: Biology Honor Society President G, O.: Presi- dent of Class 3: Log Reporter: Secretary of Arista: Swimming Club 1: Section Room Presi- dent 1. Wlilliam Joseph Leanza NBilZ'7 Honor Roll 7: Junior Arista Boy Leader : Year- book: Biology Honor So- ciety 6: Science Club 13 Current Events Club 1: Italian Club 3: Biology Club 1: Apparatus Club 1. JU 194 Anne Lehrer uflnnetten Honor Roll 3: Junior Arista 15 Orchestra 2: Hockey 3: Tennis Club 2: Hiking 1: Post 2: Joan of Arc: Junior Prom Committee: Cam- era Club 1: Motion Pic- ture Club 3: Scribblers 2: Science Club 2: Glee Club 3: Biology Club 2: German Club 2: Youth Hostel 1: Dramatics 1. Lillian Margaret Lendzian HSfz.0r15y', 95 Dorothy Genevieve Lenjosek Honor Roll 1: Office Work for Miss Harrison 4: Economics Club 1: Lunch Room Marshal 1. Eleanor Marie Lesmeister CCE!!! Honor Roll 5: Marshal Squad 4: Yearbook 2: Science Bulletin 6: Or- chestra Secretary 1: Pat- rol Marshal 4: Assistant Editor of Science Bul- letin 3: Advisory Editor of Science Bulletin 1: Science Club 5: Motion Picture Club 2: Trip Club 1: German Club 1: Basketball Club 3: Ten- nis Club 1: Badminton Club 1: Roller Skating Club 1. Barbara lrene Lesslie '4Babs Honor Roll 1: Patrol 1: Secretary to Mr. Goldin 1: Glee Club 1. Lea Levinson CC 57 Lee Corsair 1: Pan-American Club 1. Audrey Lois Levy c4Aud77 Honor Roll 7: Traffic Marshal 3: Basketball Club 1: Bowling Club 1: Badminton Club 1: Ping Pong Club 1: Log Cir- culation Staff 2: Lunch Room Marshal 2: Bio. Laboratory Squad 3: Li- brary Squad 2: Prom Committee 1: First Aid Squad 1: Pan-American Club, President 2: Mo- tion Picture Club 2: Trip Club 1: Scribblers Club 1: Biology Honor So- ciety 1. Lorraine lfstelle Lewin c'L0rry': Orchestr:,i Secretary 2: Dramatics Club 1. Helen Liebowitz Eileen Li pkin 6cEye:7 Honor Key: Honor Roll 7: Junior Arista 1: Mar- shal Squad 2: Log Re- porter 2: Biology Squad 1: Prom Committee 1: Switchboard Operator 1: Basketball Club 2: Scrib- blers Club 1: Trip Club 1: Biology Honor So- ciety 4: Pan-American Club 2: Glee Club 2: History Club 1: Biology Club 1. Stanley Lipsitz NStarf7 Honor Roll 3: French Club 2: Marshal Squad 3: Debating Club 1: Secretary to Mr. Fanning 1: Junior Arista 2: Latin Club 1. Henrietta Elizabeth Lorey CCHenVny77 Honor Roll 3: Orchestra 7: Orchestra Librarian 4: Motion Picture Club 2: Roller Skating Club 2. CLAS 96 Michael John David Luck John Malloy Luciano '5Lucky ,, . .. Alzckejf' Honor Roll 2. Honor Roll 6. Evelyn Joyce Malsbury 4CRed77 General Organization Store 4: Traffic Squad 3: Patrol Marshal 4: Section Room Treasurer 2: Secretary to Mrs. Stone 13 Economics Club 1. Charles C. Mangione Mffhuckn Honor Roll 3: Baseball 2: Motion Picture Club 15 Los Conquistadores 2. Blanche Betty Edward Vin cent Manheim Manning CCEJTF Honor Roll 2: Motion gisiurig cgggn lcilubcsl? Pan American Club 1. Bessie Massa CC 77 Bess Glee Club 2: Basketball Club 43 Hockey 23 Pan- American Club lg Ten- nis Club 1. UN 1942 Dominic Joseph Massa QLDOTLJ7 Honor Roll 73 Senior Arista: Traffic Squad 5: Lunchroom Marshal 25 Section Room Officer 5: Class Officer 33 G, O. Secretary 2: Senior Arista Treasurer 1: Re- ceptionist lg Band 4: Italian Club 33 Science Club 19 French Club 13 Orchestra 7: Junior Marshal Treasurer 1. Marian Matassa L'Peanuts'7 Marshal Squad 2: Cheer- leading 3: Glee Club 1: Pool Leader 4: Motion Picture Club 2: Junior Life Saving: Tennis Club 13 Swimming Club 13 Hockey Club 2. 97 Petronio Matera Gwendolyn Elizabeth lVIcDade CCGujerL77 Honor Roll 2: Pool Marshal 1: Patrol Mar- shal 2: Assistant Bio- logy Laboratory 2: Bad- minton Club lg Motion Picture Club 2: Choir 2: Glee Club 1: Bowling 1: Hockey 1: Secretary to Miss Vroom. Louise Genevieve McGarry HSh0rty:: Honor Roll 5. James J. McGrath l'0scar Honor Roll 1: Section Room Treasurer 3: Sec- tion Room Marshal 13 Basketball 8: Baseball 2: Gym Marshal S: Latin Club 2. Barbara June Mclntyre CC ' 77 funze Ping Pong Club 1. Gloria Anne Mclieever CCGZOI-yw Marshal Souad 3': Ser:- retary to Miss Winer 1. Charles McNally CCBLLCZQD Marshal Squad 2: Gym Marshal 1: Physiography Honor Society President 1: Camera Club Secre- tary 2: Camera Club Treasurer 2: Economics Club Treasurer 1: Phy- siography Club Photo- grapher 1g Camera Club '75 Radio Club 2: Phy- siography Honor Society 4: Band 3: Economics Club 1: Physiography Club 1. Doris Theresa Meade Doi, Eugene Richard Memoly 651661297 Honor Roll 1: Bowling Team 1: Supply Room Squad 4: Secretary to Dr. Anderson 1: Stamp Club Secretary 1: Mathe- matics Club Secretary 13 Chefs Club 1: Mathema- tics Club 1: Science Club 1: Latin Club 13 Stamp Club 1. ' V 535 I Muriel Merrell CCDOZZGI77 Honor Key: Honor Roll 7: Senior Arista 1: Jun- ior Arista 2g Lunchroom Marshal 2: Patrol Mar- shal 1: Junior Marshal 1: Section Room Marshal 1: Secretary to Miss Handy 4: Hockey Club 1: Basketball Club 1: Badminton 1: Dancing Club 1: Tennis Club 1. CLAS 98 Salvatore Messina HSaIIy'A Spanish Club 1: Motion Picture Club 1: Los Conquistadores 1. Annie Lee Midgett CC: ' ff .llzdge Honor Roll 7: Senior Arista 2: Lunch Room Marshal 3: Yearbook: Corsair 2: Secretary to Miss Blondel 3: Log Re- porter 2: Section Room President 2: Secretary to Current Events Club 1: Associate Editor of Corsair 1: .Tunior Life Saving 3: Tennis Club 2: Biology Honor So- ciety 6: Senior Life Sav- inff 1: Current Events Ciub 1: Red Cross 2. Mildred Julia Mihovich Art Staff for Corsair: Patrol 1: Choir 1: Skat- ing Club 2: Basketbal Club 23 Softball Club 1. Marylin Mislar cfllissiex Honor Roll 1: Marshal Squad 4: Secretary to Mr. Morris 4: Secretary to Mr. Starr 1: Section Room Secretary 3: Log Circulation Staff 3: Mar- shal Post 3: Trip Club 1: Science Club 1: Pan- American Club 1: Mo- tion Picture Club 1: Basketball Club 1. Daniel Lawrence Monahan Cicippk Football 6: Champion- ship CH: Bowling Club S, Block C : Track 1: Baseball 2: Motion Pic- ture Club 1: Bookroom Squad 1: Pool Marshal 2: Secretary of Section Room 1: Section Room President 1. Antonio P. Morelli CfT0ny?9 Honor Roll 4: Track 1: Log Circulation Squad 1: Spanish Club 2: Bio- logy Honor Society 2. Grace M. Mucciariello ':Kia77' Honor Roll 4: President of Italian Club 1: Sec- retary to Italian Club 1: Secretary to Miss Rogers 2: Italian Club 4: Eco- nomics Club 1. N l Catherine Murphy 9 4 2 John Anthony Murphy Hfrisfin Entered Curtis in Fifth Term. Wallace Keene Murray Hlvfeerzew Honor Roll 5: Senior Arista 3: Cross-Country 4: Track Team 6: Major Letter for Cross-Coun- try: Secretary to Mr. Christionson 1. 99 Margaret Louise Nelson CCMarge77 Check on Marshal Squad 1: Motion Picture Club 2: Choir 3: Hockey 4: Badminton 1: Ping Pong 1: Bowling 1: Basketball Club 1: Girl's Glee Club 2. Norman Nelson Suzanne Catherine Neville ffhfappien Honor Roll 6: Art Staff 1: Log Reporter 2: Cor- sair Art Staff 1: Mar- shal Post 2: Marshal Squad Check 1: Medi- cal Room Aid 1: First Aid Squad 1: Secretary to Mrs, McDade 1: Girl's Glee Club 4: Junior Dramatics 1: Pongo Club 2: Roller Skating Club 1: Current Events Club 1. Luise Ann Nicolais 56 75 Lou Honor Key: Honor Roll 7: Marshal Squad 1: Section Room Secretary 5: Section Room Treas- urer 1: Section Room President 1: Secretary to Miss Vroom 1: Year- book Staif 2: Secretary to Mrs. Brigiotti 2: First Aid Squad 1: Latin Club 1: Italian Club 1: Bad- minton 3: Stamp Club 1: Biology Honor Society 5. Emilie Mary Nielsen CCA Tny77 Section Room Secretary 1: Section Room Treas- urer 1: Lunch Room Marshal 1: Choir 4: Glee Club 4: Badminton 23 Hockey 2: Physiveraphy Club 1: Sewing Club 1: Motion Picture Club 23 Soft Ball 1. Herman Frederick Nordenholt CCN0rdy77 Honor Roll 2: Junior Marshal 1: Usher Squad .5 Irene Nordling HSkeew Marshal Squad 2: Cur- rent Events Club 1: Bowling Club 1: Tennis 1. Fred Richard Novo-Mesky Honor Roll 1: Track 1: Section Room President 2: Section Room Secre- tary 1 : Air Raid Warden 1: Boy's Military Riding Marion Nicolaisen Cfjvickyn Patrol 1: Roller Skating 1: Soft Ball 1. Helen Anne O'Brien CCODBH Secretary to Mr. Morris 1: Secretary to Mr. Pol- lock 1: Basketball 2: Skating 2: Motion Pic- ture Club 2. CLAS 100 Gloria Lilac Odegaard HGZOBD Honor Roll 3 2 Junior Arista 1 : Glee Club 1 : Tennis Club 1 : Horse Back Riding 2: Textile Arts Club 1. Gloria Ruth Owens CCGZ0,-yy? Honor Roll 3: Marshal Squad 1: Glee Club Pres- ident 1: Basketball Club 1: Secretary to Mr, Starr 3: Choir 3: Glee Club 5: Current Events Club 2: Meteorology 1: Editor of What's Cookin? 1: Softball Club 1. Theresa Louise Pacifico CCTerry97 Marshal Squad 1: Year- book: Secretary of Ital- ian Club 1: Sr. Party Committee: Prom Com- mittee: Pool Marshal 5: Secretary to Miss Harri- son 1: Swimming Club 1 : Junior Dramatics Club 2: Jr. Life Saving 1: Basketball Club 2: Sr. Life Saving 1: Basket- ball Club 2: Water Bal- let: Tennis Club 1. Gerard Herbert Pannek ccjerr-ye: Honor Roll 1: Swimming Team 3: Pool Marshal 6: Traffic Marshal 2: Post 4: Radio Squad 1: Wrestling 1: President of Mechanics Art Club 2: Vice-President 1: German Club, President 1: Biology Club 1. Marie Eleanor Pasquale CCPaS97 Honor Roll 1: Marshal Squad 1: Science Bul- letin 1: Typist for Li- brary 2: Basketball Club 2: Science Club 5: Mo- tion Picture Club 3: Trip Club 2: Roller Skating Club 1: Softball Club 1. Arthur Edward Patterson capatbi Track 4: Captain 1: Cross Country 23 CBD- tain of Cross Country 1: Indoor Track 2: Section Room President 2: Sec- tion Room Secretary 1: Section Room Marshal 1: Post 1: Log Circula- tion Staff 1. Eileen Louise Patterson ccljatra Secretary of Section Room 2. N 1 Mary Victoria Pawlaski Badminton Club 1. 194 Jeanne H. Pellegrini Gpellyil Marshal Squad 3: Pool Leader 5 : Swimming Club 4: Jr. Life Saving 1: Basketball Club 2: Badminton Club 1: Wa- ter Ballet 1: Motion Pic- ture Club 2: Sr. Life Saving 1: Softball Club 1: Tennis Club 1. George Pfeiffer 5CFife97 Honor Roll 6 : Senior Arista 1 9 First Aid Squad 1 : Riiie Club 1 2 Radio Club 1 g Track Team 1. 101 Sophie Elizabeth Pierce CCSOPILTD Honor Roll 5: Patrol Post 1: Lunch Room Marshal 1: Traiiic Mar- shal 2: Yearbook 2: Section Room Secretary 2: Section Room Trea- surer 1: Basketball Club 5: Badminton Club 1: French Club 1: Motion Picture Club 1: Biology Honor Society 4: Soft Ball 1: Bioloiiy Club 1: Modern Language De- partment Office 1. Ellen Elizabeth Ploucher c:EUy77 Honor Roll 2: Basket- ball Club 2: Badminton Club 1: Glee Club 4: Knitting Club 1: Trip Club 1: Skating Club 13 Economics Club 1: Soft- ball 1. Josephine Louise Raimondo CC '7 fo Honor Key: Honor Roll 7: Senior Arista 1: Jun- ior Arista 1: Patrol Marshal 2: Captain of Girl's Lunchroom 1: Yearbook Business Man- ager: Economics Club President 1: Secretary to Mrs. Rosenberg 4: Bio- logy Club 1: Glee Club 2: Badminton 4: Italian Club 2: Economics Club 1. Grace Marie Eunice C. Ries Riccardi KEUHF' Honor Roll 2: Economics . . ' Club 1: Motion Picture 154231012 R9lil.iD1'C1EgWg1ng 1: Skating Club 1: Ital- ' ' ' ian Club 1. Charles Riordan HClz,uck7' Bowling 2: Patrol Mar- shal 3. Earl D. Roberts Honor Roll 7: Senior Arista 1: Marshal 1: Yearbook: Editor Sci- ence Bulletin 5: Treas- urer Science Club 3: President Camera Club 2: President History De- bating Club 2: Science Club 6 3 History Debating Club 2: Camera Club 2: Biology Honor Society 4: First Aid Squad 1. Rita Jane Roberts C5ReeZ?7 Marshal Squad 4: Sec- tion Room Oliicer 4: Hockey Club Captain 1: Hockey Club 4: Riding 1. Club Robert Gregory Robillard uliobiew Honor Roll 4: Section Room Ofiicer 1. Richard Keller Rohde 'cDick', Honor Roll 7 C Sectivn Room Officer 4 : Track 1: Los Conquistadores 2. CLA l02 William Bailey Hose B zII Football Team 4: NVater Ballet 1: Patrol Marshal 3: Section Room Mar- shal 2: Usher 1: First Aid Squad 1: Secretary to Chefs Club 1. Margaret Shepard Rossell czpeggyfb Honor Key: Honor Roll 7: Senior Arista 1: Jun- ior Arista 2: Log Re- porter 2: Program Com- mittee 4: Lunch Room Marshal 2: Traffic 1: Junior Marshal: First Aid Warden 1: Modern Dancing 1: Tennis Club 2: Badminton Club 1: Motion Picture Club 2: Scribblers Club 1: Cur- rent Events Club 2. Helen Agnes Rudden 5iLen:7 Honor Roll 4. Nellie Pearl Sadlon Nell Library Squad -1: Glee Club 1: Pongo Club 1: Motion Picture Club 1: French Club 1: Jeanne d'A1'c. Gerson Sadowsky Hrllurphn Honor Roll 7: First Aid Squad 1: Pan-American Club 3: Log Reporter 2: History and Current Events Club 1: Biology Honor Society 4: Latin Club 2. Harry Salisbury 5CHarry97 Honor Roll 3: Tennis Club 3: Patrol Marshal 1: Tratllc Marshal 1: Usher 4: Section Room President 2: Section Room Treasurer 1: French Club 2: Camera Club 1. Judith Salomon Cffudym Honor Key: Honor Roll 7: Senior Arista 2: Bio- logy Honor Society 5: Associate Editor of Log 2: Manager of Log Cir- culation Staff 1: Log Circulation Staff 4: Mod- ern Language Office Squad 2: Tratlic Marshal 3: Captain of Lunchroom l: Lunch Room Marshal 1: First Aid Squad 13 Junior Marshal 1: Mo- tion Picture Club 13 Badminton Club 2: Ten- nis Club 1. 017 UN' Anita Norma Sandkuhl ccsandybb Hearthstone Club 1: Glee Club 2. 194 Thor Sater c'Pinkey,' Class Treasurer 1: Sec- tion Room Officer 3: Football 3: Usher Squad 1: Junior Marshal 1: Patrol Marshal 1. Anthony John Scalici ccT0ILy7J Honor Roll 4: Patrol Marshal 1: Secretary of Boys Military Riding Club 1: Chefs Club 1: Motion Picture Club 2: Economics Club 1: Ital- ian Club 4. 103 Evelyn Marie Schenck ME - 99 'U'UlC Honor Roll 63 Junior Arista 13 Marshal Squad 23 Corsair Collector 13 Secretary to Mrs. Rosen- berg 13 Librarian 13 Modern Dancing Club 23 President of Section Room 1 3 Hearthstone Club 13 Current Events Club 13 Motion Picture Club 13 Junior Drama- tics Club 1. Frances Marie Schweitzer ':R0sebud Honor Roll 6 3 Junior Arista 1 3 President 1 3 Italian Club 2 3 Lunch Room Marshal 1 3 Post 13 Pool Marshal 2. Charlotte Scott Sway, Honor Roll 7: Junior Arista 13 Marshal Squad 43 Latin Club 23 Hockey Club 33 Basketball Club 33 Biology Honor So- ciety3 Pan-American Club 33 Choir 13 Glee Club 3: Biology Club 1: Motion Picture Club 13 Modern Dancing Club 13 Youth Hostel 1. Geraldine Barbara Seeger CCGerry,9 Honor Key: Honor Roll 7: Log Reporter 23 Sec- retary to Mrs. Rosenberg 13 Secretary to Mr. Hook 23 Pool Marshal 13 Ping Pong Club 13 Badminton Club 13 Pad- dle Tennis Club 1: Bas- ketball Club 13 Roller- skating Club 13 Bowling Club 13 Softball Club 1. Arthur M. Selznick Patrol 1: Band Quarter- master 3: Science Club 43 Latin Club 13 Scrib- blers Club 23 Los Con- quistadores 13 Mounted Troop 23 Forum Club 1. Rosetta Sernple Judith Louise Serrick CCJudy79 Honor Roll 3: Roller- skating Club 13 Softball Club 1: Section Room President 1: Secretary to Motion Picture Club 13 Motion Picture Club 33 Science Club 23 Bad- minton Club 33 Tennis Club 1: Basketball Club 13 Trip Club 1: Glee Club 3. Edmund Joseph Setaro 'little folmv Honor Roll 6: Marshal Squad 1: Biology Honor Society 53 Italian Club 13 Science Club 13 Radio Club 1. Mel Siegel CCM0p77 Post Marshal 23 Band 83 Assistant Manager, Manager 13 Orchestra 2: Science Club 43 Latin Club 13 Scribblers Club 1: Current Events Club 13 Curtis Mounted Troop 23 Forum Club 1. Frank Siekmann :'Siek' Honor Roll 1: Band 2 Orchestra 2. CLA 104 Charles T. Smith :'Chuck I-Ionor Roll 6: Senior Arista 3: Section Room Marshal 2: Section Room Secretary 1: Section Room Treasurer 1 : Usher 2: Secretary to Mr. Morris 2: Pool Marshal 2: Patrol Post 1: Jun- ior Marshal 1: Trathc Marshal 4: Tennis Team 1: Swimming Team 1: Baseball 2: Freshman Basketball 1: Water Bal- let 1: Minnow Club 1. Frances Louise Snipes ccFI'CUll6:, Honor Roll 3: Yearbook 1: Section Room Treas- urer 1: Lunch Room Squad 1: Basketball Club zz Hockey Club 3: Riding Club 5: Trip Club 1: Badminton Cub 1: Roller Skating Club 2: Bowling Club 1: Mod- ern Dancing Club 2: Biology Club 1: Secre- tary of Badminton Club 1: Manager of Riding Club 3: President of Modern Dancing Club 1: Girl's Athletic Associa- tion. Victoria Socci C4SiS79 Honor Roll 1: Marshal Squad 1: Yearbook 2: Section Room Secretary 1: Section Room Trea- surer 1: Secretary to Mr. Fanning 1: Glee Club 3: Italian Club 3: Trip Club 1: Motion Pic- ture Club 2: Skating Club 1: Spanish Club 1: Pan-American Club 2: Bowling Club 2: Swim- minzl Club 1: Italian Festival: Spanish Fiesta. Mary Elizabeth Solomon GCBetty7, Section Room Treasurer 1 : Editor of What's Cooking 1. Carmela Rose Spada Hfllilliet' Honor Roll 7: Yearbook 2: Secretary to Mrs. Rosenberg 8: G. O. Col- lector: Economics Club 1: Glee Club 1: Hearth- stone Club 1: Motion Picture C.ub 1: Italian Club 1: President of Italian Club 1. Arthur A. Stamler Honor Roll 3: Biology Squad 3: Log Reporter 2: Christmas Pageant 2: Air Raid Warden 1: Bio- logy Honor Society 5: Camera Club 2: Radio Club 1: Secretary of Radio Club 1: Section Room Secretary 1: Cross Country Team 2: Track Team 2. Vllilliam H. Starkey CCBUJ77 0F UN Vincent Arthur Steidle HDLLZCILU Honor Roll 2 : Physio- graphy Club 1 : Basket- ball Team 1 : Manager of Football Team 4 : Block HC . 94 Anita Emily Stewart ccNet:9 Hearthstone Club 5: Knitting Club 2: Eco- nomics Club 1: Badmin- ton Club 2: Vice-Presi- dent of Hearthstone Club 1: Treasurer of Hearth- stone Club 1: Vice-Pres- ident of Knitting Club 1. Veronica Cecelia Stewart CC ' 37 Ronnze Honor Roll 6 : Junior Arista 2 : Yearbook 2 : Hearthstone Club 4: Pongo Club 1 : Econo- mics Club 1 : Glee Club 2 : Motion Picture Club 2 : Basketball Club 1 3 Badminton Club 1. 105 Mary Frances Story '4Rebel:' Log Typist 3: Section Room Secretary 5: Mar- shal Post 4: Secretary to Miss Handy 4: Bas- ketball Club 1: Motion Picture Club 1: Tennis Club J. Joseph George Streble cv.HOnAeiy77 Honor Roll 1: Science Club 5: Science Club President 1: Science Bul- letin: Radio Club 6: Camera Club 5: Chefs Club 1: President Radio Club 5: Vice President Radio Club 1: Vice Pres- ident Camera Club 2: Year Book Photographer 2: Patrol Post 1. Catherine Ann Sullivan C5Ii'ay3? Marshal Squad 2 : Sec- tion Room Secretary 1 5 Basketball Club 2: French Club 1. Edith lrene Tellef sen Honor Roll 7: Secretary to Miss Meade 4: G. O. Store 1: Bowling Club 1: Roller Skating Club 1. Eleanor Tellefsen HUZOF' Honor Roll 7: Secretary to Mr. Raichle 1: Glee Club 2: Log Reporter 2: Economics Club 1. Mabel Vivian Thiele 'cfllaybellen Honor Roll 7: Junior Arista 2: Marshal Squad 3: Year Book 2: Art Editor of Science Bul- letin 4: Secretary to Mrs. McCabe 7: Secre- tary to Mr. Morris 3: Secretary to Dr. Tracy 1: Secretary to Band 2: Section Room Treasurer 2: Program Committee 2: Basketball Club 12 Hockey Club 2: Badmin- ton Club l: Roller Skat- ing Club 1: Science Club 4. Robert Thompson uTurkeyw Basketball Team 2 : Base- ball Team 2: Marshal Squad 1: Class President 1: Class Treasurer 1: Section Room President 1: Section Room Treas- urer 2: Section Room Marshal 1. Ruth Ann Thompson 'iftuthien Honor Roll 1: Marshal Squad 1: Lunch Room Marshal 1: Year Book 2: Badminton Club 2. Ruth Phillips Tompkins 'cffomimyi' Honor Roll 4: Junior Arista 1: Marshal Squad 6: Lieutenant Marshal Squad: Yearbook 2: French Club 4: Science Club 2: Hockey Club 2: Badminton Club Man- ager 1: Softball Club 1: Bowling Club 1: Tennis Club 1: Riding Club 2: Secretary to Mrs, Taylor 1: Secretary to Mr. Fanning 1: Class Officer 6: Section Room Officer 6. Mary Sylvia Tuite 'Tweetiev Honor Roll 4 1 Econo- mics Club 1 : Skating Club 1. CLA 106 Loretta Jane Van Name uRetta,: Marie Villani QJRH: Italian Club 1 : Honor Roll 2 : Marshal Squad 1 : Motion Picture Club Seymour Wacks CCSZ:f, Honor Roll 7: Senior Arista 1: Supply Room 5: Chemistry Laboratory 5: Modern Language Of- fice 3: Section Room Officer 1: Log Staff Re- porter 2: Science Club 1: Photography Club 2: Stamn Club 1: Latin Club 1: Chefs Club Vice- President 1: Chefs Club President 1. Robert Waldstein C1B0bf? Honor Roll 2: Marshal Squad 2: Rifle Club 2: Biology Laboratory 1: Post 1: Lunch Room Marshal 1: First Aid Squad 1: Air Raid War- den 1: Motion Picture Club 1: Radio Club 1: History and Current Events Club 2: Econo- mics Club 1: Physio- graphy Honor Society 1: Typography and Meteo- rology Club 1. Thomas Walsh i:DukcH Track 2: Football 1. Helen Marcella Vvaters HM i Cincy Hearthstone Club 2: Hockey Club 3 : Pongo Club 1 : Badminton Club 1 : Basketball Club 1 : Softball Club 1 : Mod- ern Dancing Club 1. Roy Douglas Watson CCD0ug73 Honor Key: Honor Roll 7: Senior Arista 3: Post 1: Basketball 6: Class Officer 4: Section Room Officer 5: Traffic Mar- shal 3: Junior Marshal 1. Ebon Paul Weaver 56Eb97 Honor Roll 7: Senior Arista 3: Junior Arista 1: Yearbook Photo-- grapher 2: Science Bul- letin: Camera Club 6: Camera Club President 1: Camera Club Secre- tary 1: Science Club 4: Radio Club 5: Radio Club President 1: Radio Club Secretary 2: Mo- tion Picture Club 1: Bio- logy Honor Society 3: Pan-American Club 2: C h e mi st r y Laboratory Assistant 5: Los Con- quistadores 1: Current Events Club 1: Chefs Club 1: Section Room Marshal 5. 0F JUN IQ42 Harold Viveber CCBuddy97 Track 1: Swimming 3: Pool Marshal 5 : First Aid Squad: Section Room Officer. Myra Lee Weiner 'cBl0ndiew Honor Roll 7: President of Section Room 1: Cor- sair Seller 1: Patrol Marshal 1: Secretary to Mr. Flanagan 1: Biolo- gy Honor Society 1: French Club 1: Scrib- blers Club 1: Trip Club 1: Vice-President of Bio- logy Club 1: Junior Dramatics Secretary 1: Yearbook 2. 107 Marjorie Stone Welter cillarjiew Honor Key: Honor Roll 7: Senior Arista 4: Jun- ior Arista 1: Hockey Club 1: Receptionist 1: Biology Laboratory As- sistant 1: Lunch Room Marshal 2: Color Guard 6: Associate Editor of Log 1: Editor-in-Chief of Log 1: Secretary of Latin Club 1: Section Room Treasurer 1: Bad- minton Club 1: Horse- back Riding Club 1: Current Events Club 1: Biology Honor Society 6: Clay Club 1: Basketball Club 1: Biology Club 1: Junior Marshal Squad 1: Traflic Marshal 3. Betty Anne Wetlesen HTwinn Honor Roll 7: Senior Arista 2: Marshal Squad 1: Junior Arista 5 : Man- ager of Riding Club 1: Hockey Club 3: Basket- ball Club 4: Riding Club 4: Badminton Club 4: Biology Honor Society 4: Swimming Club 1: Jr. Marshal 1: Lunch Room Marshal 3: Color Guard 23 Patrol 1. Joan Thelma Wetlesen c'Twinfl Honor Roll 7: Junior Arista 5: Senior Arista 2: Manager of Riding Club 1: Hockey Club 3: Basketball Club 4: Rid- ing Club 4: Badminton Club 4: Biology Honor Society 4: Swimming Club 1: Jr. Marshal 1: Lunch Room Marshal 3: Color Guard 2. Jack lvhite Honor Roll 6: Junior Marshal 1: Science Bul- letin 4: Editor of Sci- ence Bulletin 2: .Physics Laboratory 4: Corsair Seller 3: Captain First Aid Squad 1: Log 2: Science Club 4: Science Club President 3: French Club 2: Bioiogy Club 1: Glee Club 1: Choir 2: Camera Club 1: Section Room President 1: Sec- tion Room Treasurer 1: Section Room Secretary 1. Gertrude Wiemken '5Certie Yearbook 2: Basketball Club 1: German Club 1: Knitting Club 1: Eco- nomics Club 1. Allyne Wigt Honor Roll 4 : Patrol Marshal 2: Science Bul- letin 2: Intelligence Test Committee 4 : Sec- tion Room Officer 4 I Lunch Room Squad 1 1 Pan-American Club 2 C Trip Club 1 : Deutsche Verein 2: Glee Club 2: Roller Skating Club 1 : Biology Honor Society. Richard Laurence Philip Raymond Mildred Ruth Cecilia Helen Wilson Wolfe Yanez Zabinski Honor Roll 2. i'Brud,' Millie,7 c'Celie,' Marshal Squad 1: Sec- Patrol Post 1: Basket- retary to Miss Ferber 1. ball Club 1. CLAS 108 Henry Zagajeski Libby Zarelli Michael Zarelli Beatrice Sarah Michael Fred Zito 'CZag', 'iffftarles Boyerw ZJPPBT HB 7, ufllickey ee Honor Roll 23 Marshal Squad 13 Aid in Medical oom 1 unch oom R 2 L R Marshal 1 : Motion Pic- ture Club 1. Honor Roll 3. CAMERA SHY Rosa Devlin Joseph McMullen Charles Piester Edith Douglas John McNamara Bernard Rockowitz PERMANENT OFFICERS OF JUNE 1942 CLASS President ,.......,..,..,,................ DORIS LARSEN Secretary ........,......,............ DOMINIC MASSA Vice-President ......,........... RUTH TOMPKINS Treasurer .......... HARRY KIRKWOOD David Baker Marie Dicker Norma Eisenberg LaRea Baker Patricia Barlow Mary Elizabeth Brown Doris Clark Anne Aungier David Baker LaRea Baker Philip Barisciano Patricia Barlow Phyllis Berman Mary Elizabeth Brown Florence Chapin Doris Clark Robert Cusumano Dominic DePaola Howard Goldberg Selma Heyman Charles Larsen Evelyne Conway Norma Eisenberg Robert Gleckner Marie Guerin Marie Dicker Dorothy Dublinski Norma Eisenberg Arthur Fink Robert Gleckner Howard Goldberg Virginia Hall Richard Hausheer Marie Henry Selma Heyman Muriel Holt HONOR KEYS Eileen Lipkin Luisa Nicolais ,Josephine Raimondo HONOR BANNERS .Janet Hoon Doris Larsen Dominic Massa Judith Salomon Margaret Rossell Judith Salomon Geraldine Seeger Mabel Thiele Ruth Tompkins Seymour Wacks Marjorie Welter PERMANENT HONOR ROLL - Janet Hoon Alphonse lannacone Ethel Kelly John Kolbjornsen Eva Kollisch Ellen Lachman Charles Larsen Doris Larsen William Leanza Audrey Levy Eileen Lipkin 0F JUNE 1942 Muriel Merrell Annie Lee Midgett Luisa Nicolais Josephine Raimondo Richard Rohde Margaret Rossell Gerson Sadowsky Judith Salomon Charlotte Scott Geraldine Seeger Carmela Spada Roy Watson Marjorie Vllelter Betty W etlesen .Joan Wetlesen Eleanor Tellefsen Mabel Thiele Seymour Waclcs Roy Watson Ebon Weaver Myra Weiner Marjorie Welter Betty Wetlesen Joan Wetlesen Jack White 109 Owioofojeyd-fa l -C5211 L! 16. 0 ep My y f X' ww' uae 5 1 59' vc' 4 ow' 6' n,,9.-W'3 fb'- dug gwwmwf 7 ack! 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K zititii fs: az az YUWW ll A FU H-STAB ANNUAL THE. MEMBERS of the BJH college organization would very much like to extend their sincere congratulations for a book of distinctive and distinguished merit. lt has been a great pleasure to work with the 194-2 staff, to collaborate in the planning and creation of the book, and to go on record as appreciating the fine spirit and splendid co- operation which was so manifest at all stages of the work. For more than forty years, many of America's most notable yearbooks have come from the BJH presses. It is a service to college yearbook staifs that has been augmented in many im- portant waysg an experience of constantly mounting value to those whose classmates entrust them with the challenge of making their book superior to all the ine books that have preceded it. And it is because we so keenly relish the opportunity to have a part in the acceptance of that challenge that we look forward to working with future yearbook staffs with the same fervor, the same right hand of assistance, that made the creation of this excellent annual such a mutually gratifying experience. BAKER ' .IUNE5 ' HAUSAUEH 'INI1 0ICIGI.VATORS 0F DISTIIVCTIVE l'EAICll00KS SIh'CE 1898 460 wissr 34111 STREET - ivewliork Cim- 45 CARROLL STREET - Bll1H.l1I0,fv'. Y. sz- 2 N. DIREETUHY FUR AT Wllllll PAGE 14 First Row: George Christensen, Sheldon Todcr. Gloria Shannon, Marjorie Welter, .ludith Salomon. Charles Larsen, David Baker. Second Row: Nancy Ellis, Elsie Adler, Gertrude Mathis., Ruth Anne Pattison, Frances Story. Third Row: Anna Grosso. Suzanne Neville, Betty Campion, Annie Lee Midgett, Patricia Barlow, Marie Dicker, Eleanor Tellefsen. Fourth Row: .lanet Hoon, Florence Chapin, Anne Aungier, David Gropman. Fifth Row: Earl Roberts, Norman Eagle, Miss Helen Willianis. Standing, Left to Right: Gerson Sadowsky. LaRea Baker, Selma Heyman, Eileen Lipkin. Seymour Wacks, Geraldine Seeger, Doris Larsen, Evelyne Conway, Jack White, Thomas Bryant, John Sainz, Edward Crooks, Arthur Stamler, Howard Gold- berg, Kenneth Holmstrup. Other Members Are: Norma Eisenberg, Rita Ketch- am, Peggy Rossell, Rita Vaughan, Vita Costa, Ray Memoly. Hisrom' Orricis AND SUPPIX RooM SQUAIJ PAGE 15 Seated: Seymour Wat-ks, Eugene Memoly, .lane lastremski. John Hayes, Stalling Wayson. Miss Margaret Meade, Edith Tellefsen. Standing: Fred Labedz, John Kolbjornsen, Royal Alris, Mr. Robert Rice. ORCHESTRA PAGE 18 Violins: Elsie Adler, Louis Attanasi. Mary Boyle, David Friberg, Margaret Gorey, Robert Hulle, Erwin Heine, Bernard Kalmanson, Ralph Math- aisen, Gertrude Mathis, .loan Mungeer, Chester Sellitto, .lames Stamper, Mildred Stensland, Morris Wexler, Ernest Zselezzky. Saxophones: Wellingtoii Abrams, .lerry DeRosa. Kenneth Furlong, Richard LoPrest, Leonard McKenny, Cliff Benlield. French. Horns: Mel Siegel. William Dickson. Piunists: Grace Brill, Russell Jicha, Doris McCul- lough, Inger Walloe. Flutes: Gerald Arne, Walter Ronianofsky. Frurnpets: Manuel Caranies, Ruth Carr. Andrew Cobb, ,loe Formica, Henrietta Lorey, Fred Norcott, Prank Siekmann, Carl Weiss. Clarinetsz .loe Cipriano, Martha Hall, Alphonse Iannacone, Ruth Oatman, Edward Parnell. Trombone: Dominic Massa. Drums: Sebastien Grasso, Paddy Lobat, John Pfuhler. Tuba: Tony Gaeta. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS PAGE 23 Faculty Adviser: Miss J. Tracy Phillips First Row: Doris Weltei', Miss Ruth Bamber, Vigdis Andersen, Miss J. Tracy Phillips, Marie Pasquale, Nellie Sadlon. Second Row: Barbara Kinsey, Florence Chapin, Pauline Kraser, Ruth Tompkins, May Christie, Catherine Dohlman, Grace Facciola. Third Row: Pearl Barland, Irma Messinger, .loan Ryan, Dorothy Porcelli, George Crabtree. LUNCHROOM lWARSHALS PAGE 25 Faculty Adzrise Captoins4Fall and Spring: Doris Corbett, Anne Aungier. Irene Zackowski. Josephine Raimondo, Eleanor Bardes. Betty Campion. First Row: Josephine Brown. Sophie Pierce. Betty Wetlesen, Charlotte Scott, Doris Corbett, 122 r: Mrs, Edna Stone Anne Aungier, Marilyn Mislar. Audrey Levy. Second How: Doris Clark, Angela Abbruzzi, .loan Wetlesen, Mary Elizabeth Brown, Edith Marshall, Pat Shaw, Eva Kollisch, Pearl Adler. G. O, STORE STM-'if Fucldty Adviser: Mr. Nathan Spector First Row: Mr. Spector. Betty Forsyth, Allyne Leidig. Second Row: Betsy Kirchner, Rita Maine. Evelyn lN1alsbury, Lawrence Larsen, Robert Nicklous. Third Row: Mr. Louis Poutasse, Katherine Tregde, Keith Danischewski. TRAIPI-'IC lVIARsH,xi.s PAGE 26 First Row: Harold Cook, Preston Plumb, Ada Egbert. Gloria Shannon, John Kolhjornsen, Dorothy Johnson, Stanley Johnson. Walter' Langenhahn. Second Row: Fay Reiman, Margaret Soriano, Carolyn Frii-Scotte, Elina Parker, Marjorie Welter, Margaret Haertel. Judith Salomon. Inger Walloe, Sophie Pierce, Patricia Barlow, Cecelia Silver. Third Row: Richard Hausheer, Ed Marrell, Royal Alvis, Edward Parnell, George McLafferty, Gerard Pannek, James Stamper, Tony Gaeta, Janet Hoon, Carl Young, Evelyn Conway, Dominic Massa, Doris Clark, Ed Schuman, Evelyn Malsbu1'y, Thomas Rowan, Thomas Rensvold, George Christensen, Alphonse Iannacone, John Tighe, Mrs. Stone. SENIOR ARISTA PAGE 27 First Row: La Rea Baker, Ruth Ann Pattison, Inger Walloe. Second Row: George Christensen, Judith Salomon, Janet Hoon, Doris Clark, Betty Campion, Marjorie Welte1', Margaret Haertel, Patricia Barlow, Annie Lee Midgett, Rita Ketcham. Third Row: Gloria Shannon, Lenore Cohen, Gloria Clifford, Janeth Van Dermark, Betty Wetlesen, Doris Larsen, Luise Nicolais, Joan Wetlesen, Dominic Massa, Kenneth Holmstrup, Henry Nielsen, Tony Gaeta. Fourth Row: Kathryn Tregde, Richard Hausheer, Donald Hood, Howard Goldberg, John Sainz, Edward Crooks, Anita Relyea, John Tighe. Standing in Rear: Gloria Pierrard, Stanley Johnson, Edward Schultz, Gilbert Quintana, Harold Cook, Philip O,Keefe, Thomas Fawcett, Robert Cusamano, Dorothy Boddis, John Kolbjornsen, Miss Vroom. Cousixlk PAGE 28 First Row: Britta Areskog, .Joyce Bernsten. Second Row: Richard Hausheer, Suzanne Neville, La Rea Baker, Annie Lee Midgett, Mrs. Else Z. Y12ARBoo1i Editor-in-chief: Natalie Negri, Mary Elizabeth Brown: Associate Editors: Tom Fawcett, Cecelia Silver, Josephine Raimondo, Luisa Nicolais, .Joseph Streble, Florence Chapin, Marie Dicker, Betty Campion: Assistant Editors: Alvin Applelield, Lucille Fanella, Ruth Anne Pattison, La Rea Baker. Mabel Thiele, Jean Cooke, Muriel Holt, Victoria Socci. Eleanor Lesmeister, Doris Clark, Richard Hausheer, Earl Roberts, Ebon Weayier, Janet Hoon: Typists: Barbara Rosano, Marian Quagliano, Car- mela Spada, Evelyne Conway, Frances Snipes. Seated on Couch: Anita Relyea, Marion Lordi, Sidonia Van Riper, Marion Quagliano, Marie lieodati, Geneva Simons. Behind Couch.: Janet Garbe, Nancy Ellis, Antoi- nette Russo, John Tighe, Hobart Hansen. At Table: Cecilia Silver, Barbara Rosano, Natalie Negri. Lenore Cohen, Ruth Ann Pattison, Mrs. Olga R. Brigiotti, Alvin Applefield. Taylor, Gloria Pierrard, Philip O'Keefe. Third Row: Mary Elizabeth Brown, Marcia Dexter, Miss Liza Kraitz, Gertrude Blanchard. STAFF January Graduates Not in Picture: Dorothy Boddis, Virginia De Fazio, Marcia Dexter, Lucille Fanella, Nancy Harley, Margaret Hutchinson, Gertrude Mathis, Phyllis Sutter. Advertising and Selling Committee: Doris Clark, Ruth Cooke, Muriel Holt, Eleanor Lesmeister, La Rea Baker, Ada Egbert, Mabel Thiele, Constance Devlin, Theresa Pacifico, Ruth Tompkins. Standing: .Janet Hoon, Anne Aungier. Photography and Art Committee: Frances Snipes, Florence Chapin, Selma Heyman, Dick Hausheer, Eleanor Knudsen. Earl Roberts, Ehon Weaver. Office Squad: Gertrude Wiemken. Ruth Thomp- son, Sophie Pierce, Doris Corbett, Veronica Stewart. Betty Campion, Irene Harraher, Jean Cooke, Marie Dicker. Editorial Committee: Victoria Socci, Luise Nicolais, Mary Elizabeth Brown. Joseph Streble, Carmela Spada, Mrs. Olga R. Brigiotti, Josephine Raimondo. 123 DIPIECTURY FUR IlT PLAY PAGE 32 First Row: Charles Larsen, Henry Nielsen, John Wood, Patricia Barlow. Second Row: Mary Prete, Shirley Gootenberg, Marjorie Welter, Betty Campion, .lohn Bardes, Annie Lee Midgett, Barbara Laurin, Margaret Soriano, Louise Noble. Third Row: Inger Walloe, Rita Ketcham, Ada Egbert, Mary Elizabeth Brown, Luisa Nicolais. Fourth Row: Janeth Van Dermark, Virginia Shoemaker, Carolyn Friis-Skotte, Judith Salomon. Ruth Cooke, Muriel Holt. Fifth Row: fsittingl ,loe Stanley, Carl Sandback, Andrew Levine. Standing on the side and around the back: Miss Blondel, Edith Knudsen, Eleanor Knudsen, George Bercowry, Charles Kalldin, Thomas Bryant, Ruth Laverie, Gloria Clifford. Earl Roberts, Martin Rubin. Margaret Snell, Edward Shultz, Edward Crooks, Mary Lou Sheltman, Lorraine Serra, Florence Chapin, Eleanor Bardes, Marianne Selig- man, Gloria Shannon, Gloria Pierrard, George Christensen, Joseph Blessing, Dominic DePaola, Tony Gaeta, Edmund Setaro. SCRIBBLERS CLUB PAGE 33 Ogicers: Fall and Spring Term-President: Barbara Tompkins, Frances Suffness: Vice Presi- dent: ,lean Bruni, ,lean Hanf: Secretary: Mildred Waters, Gloria Manley: Treasurer: lean Kramer, Sophie Goldstein: Faculty Adzriser: Miss Frances Urion. PIIYSIOORAIDIIY Omcers: Fall and Spring Term-President. Lawrence Englehart, William Helt: Vice-President: Evelyn Larsen, George Hawxhurst: Secretary: George Hawxhurst, Betty Stromberg: Treasurer: Helen Modzewelska, Gloria Osti: Faculty Adciser. Mr. Melvin Keene. First Row: Frances Suffness, ,lean Bruni, Florence Levenson. Second Row: Gladys Friedman, Pearl Adler. Third Row: Barbara Tompkins, Mary Gallagher, Grace Dillingham, Elsie Ball. HONOR SOCIETY Members: Stallings Wayson, Sol Kramer, Richard LoPrest, Arnold Hansen, Mr. Keene, Charles McNally, William Helt, Doris Corbett, Agnes Tarasovis, Gloria Osti, Betty Stromberg, .lean Fogarty, Helen Modzelewska, Evelyn Larsen, Alice MacNeil, Betty Creegan, Robert Johnson, Charles 0'Donnell. RIDING C LU Is PAGE 34 Ojjzicers: Fall ana' Spring TCTU1fMHHOg6VI Lucille Stern, Betty Wetlesen: Assistant Manager: .loan Wetlesen, Flora ,lean Armstrong. Members: Claire Bartels, ,lanice Beinert, Betty Longaire, .lean Cutter, Betty Kelleher, Lucille Stern. BOWLING CLUB Officers: Fall and Spring Term-Manager: Patricia Shultz, Betty Forsyth: Secretary: Ruth Aleschus, Ruth Laverie: Treasurer: Margaret Strohm, Ruth Laverie: Faculty Adviser: Miss Erica Mather, Miss Edna Biggs. Bowler: Patricia Shultz. Second Row: Ada Egbert, Audrey Levy, Margaret Strohm, Lenore Cohen, Betty Mankee, Frances Billotto, Marie Osgood, Betty Allen, Mary Boyle, Margaret Faire, ,lean Cutter. Third Row: Miss Mather, Virginia Shoemaker, Janeth Van Dermark, Catherine Deodati, Corona DePaolo, Edna Nunley, Lillian Shultz, Frances Edith Tellefsen, Gloria Steen, Ruth Spamer, Aleschus, Kathleen Vaughn, Mary Jean Donovan, Margaret Tiernan, Edythe Steers, Doris Meyer, Margaret Cintula, .lean Dolan. ROLLER SIQATIXG CLUB PAGE 35 First Row: Gloria Hendrickson, Gloria Benner, .lean Kosanke. Mrs. Bartell, Anita Bingler, .loan Engle. Nola Roberts, Helen O'Brien. Second Row: .lane Hughes, Edith Hogarth. Earline Mizell. Joan Ryan, Henrietta Lorey. Mildred 124. Stensland, June Kissenberth, Katherine Irwin, Rita Kienzle, Ruth Melvin, Natalie Miller, Rita Vaughn, Evelyn Yacca, Mildred Mihovich, Anna McCourt, Mary Smiles, Rita Boan, .lane Phelps, Marion Hall, Helen Byrne. Lnxx CLUB PAGE 36 Shultes, Bernice Baumann: Vice-President: none. Margaret Gorry: Secretary: Miriam Barrett. Sey- mour Gold: Treasurer: Donald Hood, none: Officers: Fall and Spring Tcrni-President: Louis Faculty Adviser: Miss May Benning. First Row: lnear lzlaclcboard, front to baclfl Clementine Nunley. Miriam Barrett. Kathleen Clafiy, Doris Clark, Edwin Fendel. Second Row: lmiddle. front to baclcl ,leanne Powers, Mildred Waters. Marguerite Nutzel. Donald Hood, Dorothea Helwig, Miss Benning. Third Row: Louis Shultes. Joan Hagan. Marjorie Thomas. GERMAN CLUB Officers: Fall and Spring Term-President: Louise Knobel, Frank Cordier: Vice-President: Casper Scheiper, Grace Guerin: Secretary: Elizabeth Luck, Casper Scheiper: Faculty Adviser: Mr. Louis P. Raichle. First Row: Christa Haertel, Elsa Wessel, Mildred Stensland. Louise Knobel. Elizabeth Luck, Marie Guerin. Margaret Haertel. Eleanor Lesmeister. Louise Simmons. Second Row: George Bercowy, John Bardes, Arlie Williamson, Edna Oldenburg, Casper Scheiper, Grace Nebel, Martha Lauer, Robert Nicklaus, Frank Cordier. Mr. Raichle. CHOIR PAGE 37 Ojicers: Secretary: Edith Hogarth: Librarians: Marie Baldassare, Rose Marie Eckborn. Irwin Ginsburg: Faculty Adviser: Mr. George S. Dare. Members: Irene Akerley, Ruth Aleschus, Edward Allotta, Gloria Anderson, Vigdis Anderson, Marie Baldassare, Pat Baragione, Frances Bennett, Elaine Burke, Louis Chironna, Theodore Collier, Phyliss Copp, Henry Denrpe, Sigrid Dulland, Rose Marie Eckborn, Jack Ennis, Ann Fendrick. Leo Formica, Frances Galkin, Siri Garson, Marie Gieseking, Irwin Ginsberg. Edythe Hecht, Edith Hogarth, ,lane Charlotte, Dorothy Brown, Ethel Diamond, Alfred Stone, Florence LaRose, .lulian Lehrhaupt, Olga Lierow, Eva Lierow, Isabelle Luts. Doris Maine, Hazel Merill, Helen Merrill, Robert McHale, Eugene Natanbliet, Margaret Nelson, Virginia Paternoster, Gloria Rinaldo, Eleanor Rocchi, Nancy Runfola, Mildred Stensland, Donald Smith, Emanuel Stone, Kay Waller, Lucy Zabinski, Winifred Zipf. ITALIAN CLUB PAGE 38 At the Piano: Mrs. Brigiotti, Frances Feragammo, Antoinette Russo, William Leanza, Angela Abbruzzi, Gerald De Rosa, Ann Santero, Victoria Socci, Kneeling: Gloria Osti, Phyllis Curitore. Seated: Frances Miranda, Richard Lo Prest. Theresa Socci, Loretta Socci, Mary Garzone. The Dancers: Alphonse Iannacone and Jennie Cilmi, Dominic Massa, Anthony Gaeta and Vita Costa. HEARTHSTONE CLUB PACE 39 Officers: Fall and Spring Term-President: Helen Grefcowicz, Margaret ,lonesg Vice-President: Pat Barazione, Betty Stromberg: Secretary: Geneva Simons, Lillian Sandberg: Treasurer: Louise Francomano, Margaret Tesnakisg Faculty Adviser. Miss Eleanor Armstrong. First Row: Ester Frimet. Second Row: Margaret Jones, Pat Barazione, Geneva Simons, Louise Francomano. Third Row: Arline Carlin, Marjorie Biroc, Victoria Galla, Margaret Spadola, Rose Barazione, Pauline Freeman, Miss Armstrong. CHEFS7 CLUB Oficersr Fall and Spring Term-President: Walter Langenhahn, Seymour Wacks: Vice-Presi- dent: Seymour Wacks, Donald Hood: Secretary: Bill Rose, Richard Hausheerg Treasurer: Theodore Collier, Theodore Collier, Faculty Adviser: Miss Eleanor Armstrong. First Row: Kenneth Holmstrup, Walter Langen- hahn, Anthony Scalici, Eugene Memoly, Arthur Fink, Donald Hood, Seymour Wacks, Richard Hausheer. 125 CLLBBENT EYEXTS CLUB PACE 40 Officers: Fall and Spring Term-President: Earl Roberts, Earl Roberts: Vice-President: Evelyne Conway, Eva Kollisch: Secretary-Treasurer: Ken- neth Holmstrup, Annie Lee Midgett, Eva Kollisch. Ojyicers: Chairman of Membership Committee: Evelyne Conway: Chairman of Program Committee: Peggy Rossell: Faculty Adviser: Fall, Mr. David Arrin: Spring: Mrs. Ida Cummings. First Row: Charles Larsen, Howard Goldberg. John Kolbjornsen, Earl Roberts, Robert Waldstein. Second Row: Gerson Sadowsky, Alphonse Iannocone, Marie Dicker, Marion Hall. 'Third Row: Eva Kolliscli, Roslyn Danin, Irene Finn. Standing: David Baker, Suzanne Neville, Evelyne Conway. ECONOMICS CLUB Oficers: Fall Term-President: Josephine Rai- mondo: Vice-President: Dorothy Brand: Secretary: Marie Dicker: Treasurer: Charles McNally: Faculty Adviser: Miss Mildred Winer. Seated on Floor: Eleanor Knudsen, June Carew. First Row: June Kissenberth, Marie Dicker, Josephine Raimondo, Miss Winer, Ellen Ploucher. Second Row: Eleanor Tellefsen, Corrinne Lane, Carmela Spada, Dorothy Brand, Agnes Connelly, Anita Stewart, Nancy Harley. Third Row: Mary Tuite, Charles McNally, Robert Waldstein, Ada Egbert, Ruth Tompkins. PONGO CLUB Faculty Adviser: Fall Term-Mrs. Louise Bartell. Peters, Estelle Roehrig, Jane Stapleton, Janice Members: Lula May Brock, Vita Costa, Dorothy Stenger, Kathryn Tfegde, Irene W0ltk0WSki- Helwig, Evelyn Larsen, Anna McCourt, Hilda .DF6-Sldellh TRIP CLUB Officers: President-Donald Elfstromz Vice-Presil dent: Virginia Cugiere: Secretary: Barbara Klang: Treasurer: Anne Lierow. Faculty Adviser: Miss Nancy Corallo. First How: Ruth Tellefsen, Edna Snyder, Leroy Dalheim, Lena Martire, Catherine Deodoti, Donald Elfstrom, Miss Corallo, Barbara Klang, Anne Lierow, Marie Capplol, Cvloria Delsizia, Corona fJePaolo. Second Row: Dorothy Murphy, Barbara Thompson, Lorraine Gavitt, Edith Marschall, Dorothy Styles, Betty Enders, Isabelle Keltie. Third Row: Jack Dryer, Nancy Murphy, Ralph Peterson, Peter Vitale, Louis Schultes, Randolph Janeway. Los CONQUISTADOBES PACE 42 Members in the picture are, reading clockwise: Charles Mangione, Miriam Bergholm, Roslyn Danin, Rosalie Alessi, Ruth King, Ella Allison, FOOTBALL Marie Melofchik, Regina Deutsch, Anne Cupo, Nancy Harlev, Irene Conroy, Louise Mezzacappa, Loretta Socci, Anthony Morelli. TEAM PACE 44 Omcers: Coach-Mr. Sal Somma: Manager: Vincent Steid'e: Assistant Manager: M. Kar: Trainer: Tex Dawson. First Row: F. Perlmutter, E. Hillis, E. Smith, J. Haggerty, R. Peterson, A. Balfatto, R. D'Eugenio, C. McKenzie, S. Rycowitz, T, Fawcett, W. Ayres. Second Row: Asst. Mgr.-Mr. Ker, E. Curty, E. Carlson, W. McCalip, E. Crooks, J. Murphy, J. Sullivan, .l. Corman, R. Johnson, J. Cipriano, P. Plumb, R. Spamer, Mgr.: V. Steidle. Third Row: Coach Sal Somma, H. Israel, L. Yater, N. Baker, A. Knndsen, C. Henderson. R. DiStasio, F. Canlon, W. D'Eugenio, J. Stark, V. Castellucci, T. Gaeta, L. DeSio, Tex Dawson. Fourth Row: A. Ferrara, D. Monohan, M. Jurkops, R. Bergendale, P. Chemasko, C. O'DOnnell, E. Plafi, J. Johnson, R. Blake, J. Siano, D. Merritt, C. Tesnakis. CHEERLEADERS PACE 45 First Row: Marian Matassa, Helen Cvootee, Constance Devlin. Harraher. Third Row: Dick Clemens, Harvey Johnson, Bob Second Row: Jean Foran, Joyce Bernsten, Irene Barret. BASKETBALL TEAM PACE 48 Ojicers: Captains: Ralph Moscato, Doug Watson: Coach: Mr. Harry O'Brien. Al Bovino, Dan McGrath, Jerry Ginsburg, Jim 126 McGrath, Doug Watson, Walt Majeski, Ralph Moscato, John Sammon, Vin Lawless, Jay Quintana, Mr. 0iBrien. li-XSEB,-XLT. TEAM PACE 50 Officers: Captain: Al Bovino: Coach: Mr. Harry O'Rrien. Pitchers: Jim M4-Alarney. Chester Zara, Ernie Rauerle. Catehers: Bob Cox, Charles Mangione. SWIMMING Coach: Mr. Robert Gaffney. First Row: John Swensen, Jack Rosen, Robert Hughes, Robert Westerway, Roy Spangler, Albert Esposito. V Second Raw: .James McKinney, Arthur Nellis, Cleo Bell, RalphbPottoliehis, Peter Pai-irit-0, .Joseph Blessing, Frank Eekbloom. First Base: Bob Kerfoot, J. Kerna. Serand Base: Ken Mr'Cauley. Third Base: Harold Hunter. Oatfielders: Al Bovino, Norman Larsen, Charles Smith, Gil Wright. TEAM Third Row: Mr. Gaffney, Randolf Janeway. Pennington Baker, .James Wheeler, Rodger Pannek. .loseph Sidney, James McCrum, .Joseph Bardes. Fourth Raw: Jim Mange, Joseph Berman, Warren Tompkins, Robert Gleckner, Raymond Hegel, William Meiners. TRA CK TEAM PAGE 51 Ojieers: Captain: Arthur Patterson: Manager: Arthur Stamler: Coach: Mr. Carl Jung. Field Events-High Jump: Tony Morelli, Costa Tesnakis. Shot Pat: Anthony Ferrara, Anthony Gaeta, Edward Pfaif. Freshmen: Arthur Anderson, William Ares, Frank Dawson, Jack Fisher, Marty Godgart, Cosmo Paone, Edward Peters, Edward Pfeiffer, Alvin Rocjwell, Nathan Shurman, Leonard Murray. Sprinters: Wellington Abrahms, Warren Barr-alow, Herbert Dawson, Arnold Hanson, James Kelsey, Robert Messner, Assistant Manager, William Munns, William Peters, George Pfeiffer, Elmer Sidney, Norman Simpson, Arthur Stamler, Robert Tanner. Middle Distance: Charles Bennett, Robert Cook, Robert Dole, William Helt, Stanley Mitchell, Fred Norcott, Fred Novo-Mesky, Richard Rohde, George Yater, Robert Young. Milers: Wallace Murray, Arthur Patterson, Donald Rowan Thomas Rowan, Martin Stamler. HOCKEY CLUB PAGE 52 Ojicers: Manager: Rita MeGivney: Secretary: Helen Gootee: Captains: Ruth Pattison, Louise Zarelli, Mary Lou Sheltman, Edna Eiss. Faculty Adviser: Mrs. Edna Stone. First Row: Veronica Pair, Louise Zarelli, Helen Gootee, Rita McGivney, Ruth Pattison, Mary Lou Sheltman. Second Row: Virginia Gilshenan, Edna Eiss, Marie Gilshenan, Pearl Adler, Lenora Cohen, Marjorie Whitten, .lean Cutter, Joan Mungeer, Betty IEASKETBALE Ojhcers: Manager: Helen Zienkiewicz, Eleanor Spence: Assistant Manager: Arlie Williamson, Dorothy Cleary. Faculty Adviser: Miss Lois B. Ker. Members: Alice Baker, Charlotte Byer, Vivian Caines, Vita Costa, Kathleen Cuddihy, Phyllis Curitore, Regina Deutsch, Norma Eisenberg, Edna Eiss, Julia Fanciuello, Beatrice Gilshenan, Virginia Gilshenan, Shirley Gootenberg, Marie Guerin, Martha Hall, Irene Harraher, Anita Harper, Campion, Fay Reiman, Joan Ryan. Third Row: Eleanor Knudsen, Anna Messina, Clara Zylinski, Margaret Soriano, Ruth Tompkins, Rell Berger, Doris Sterk, Irene Lanly Fourth, Row: Lorraine Serra, Agnes Tarrasovis, Emily Ciardello, Mathara Lamperelli, Peggy Taylor, Hazel Merril, Margaret Snell, Virginia Shoemaker, Arlie Williamson, Elsie Adler, Helen Zienkiewicz, Janeth Van Dermark, Ada Egbert, Frances Snipes. 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