Curtis High School - Yearbook (Staten Island, NY)

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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

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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

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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.