Draper High School - Draperian Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1940 volume:

, b ,v-W-Q-W-,gpg -- , 1 X 'az - lk 2' '? z .K ,. , as . Q , V J rl , A, F ' A i 4 Q Q 1 e 1 , . W . A 1 1 f 1 1 1 I gf. i I , I, 4 I I f E i 1 - i I ' 2 L , ' w ,.-1 .' 1 1 ii ,. 'sz' Q- 4 I all . V , Qull- 's g qi. 4 321 5 L 1 ,P-1 xi ,Q-' ' YH A ! . R G U E Q 'A E Q Qi S i Y Q' Q , gf ff 4, 5 . 1 3 W S 'Q G . ir 4 is Q6 515 Il 1 L 72: Q. tr F E 'gp , be Q 1' FQ ? ii 2 iii The DRAPERIAN of Draper High School - Schenectady, New York Published by r THE SENIOR cLAss I9llO Q TO LEADERSHIP, SCHOLAR- SHIP, FRIENDSHIP AND SPORTSMANSHIP THAT HAVE CEASELESSLY DIRECTED OUR SCHOLASTIC AND EXTRA-CURRICULAR EFFORTS AT DRAPER WE DEDICATE OUR YEARBOOK THE DRAPERIAN I9lIO CLASS DEANS MISS MAI-ISIG MISS SI-IEFFIELD MISS JONES MR. ROWELL When The Class oT '40, Draper High School, walk solwly and undoubTedly ThoughTTully across The sTage oT our audiTorium, aT The end oT This semesTer, whaT will Those ThoughTs be? ThoughTs of graduaTion, ThoughTs of The pasT or ThoughTs oT The TuTure. Finally our dreams of The Draperian , our Ball and Trip have become acTualiTies. ' To some, CommencemenT will close The lasT chapTer in The secTions oT Their auTo- biographies perTaining To EducaTiong To oThers merely The closing oT a chapTer on High School, The inTermediaTe beTween Their TirsT source oT knowledge and a higher school oT ThoughT and learning, namely college or The universiTy. Leadership is The abiliTy To accepT responsibiliTy, and by accepTing ThaT responsibiliTy perform a prescribed Task noT only eTTicienTly and economically, buT sincerely as well. Anyone can do, merely do, a Task buT Tew can do ThaT Task whole- hearTedly. ln any high school or college class or socieTy one may Tind examples of This abiliTy To accepT responsibiliTy. One may also observe ThaT The leaders in These organizaTions ThaT are liked by everyone are The individuals ThaT do Their iob noT wiTh a downcasT look, buT raTher wiTh ThaT air of willingness To help wiTh anyThing TurTher ThaT They mighT do. Scholarship is ThaT qualiTy ever looked Tor by employers in hopeTul employees- To-be. One may see The resulTs oT scholarship in mosT of The currenT leaders oT Today, sTudenTs oT yesTerday, who had marks above The average oT Their classmaTes and who have used ThaT basic Training To TurTher Their climb on ThaT oTT spoken oT ladder of success . One may argue ThaT The leaders oT The pasT, Franklin, Monroe, and Lincoln, were noT The producTs of Tormal Training: They could noT be because oi The lack of ample TaciliTies. Remember each oT These men had an able mind and a will To learn, and when one puTs These Two sub-qua'liTies TogeTher. you have The basic elemenTs oT which Scholarship is composed. Friendship -One can recognize This qualiTy as The one ThaT has held our Class and previous graduaTing classes, in This school and neighboring high schools, TogeTher. Friendship can be exempliliied as The cooperaTion beTween one anoTher in school work, exTra-curricular and inTerscholasTic acTiviTies. Friendship can be seT aparT inTo Two classes, casual and inTimaTe. One is bound To have more casual Triends or Those of merely speaking acquainTance. When one reaches The sTage of inTimacy wiTh a person, There is an ouTleT Tor one's Troubles and woes, a place, using The vernacular, To geT Things oTT one's chesT. OuiTe oTTen iT is advisable To become well acquainTed wiTh some person oT your own choosing and liking so ThaT you may exchange ideas on various Topics such as proper speech, dress, one's personal appearance, and advice perTaining To one's own personaliTy. SporTsmanship can be easily conceived by exempliTying iT as The absence oT booing and ieering aT an inTerscholasTic physical conTesT. wheTher iT be baskeTball, baseball, or soccer in all of which Draper excels and has a Three-leTTer record well above average. Draper has a sporTsmanlike repuTaTion ThaT has noT oTTen been marred. This qualiTy, however, is more Than a gualiT merely presenT in a physical conTesT. A person in order To succeed musT be a goodIsporT, ThaT is, have The abiliTy To Take a joke laughingly, wheTher iT be on anoTher Tellow or on himselT. The above suggesTion shows ThaT sporTsmanship does noT always perTain To The baskeTball Tloor or baseball diamond buT To one's whole environmenT as well. H During The pasT Tour years, Tour qualiTies have seemed To pervade The aTmosphere of Draper High-The Tour qualiTies l have aTTempTed To analyze and define. And so, mindful ol: These Tour qualiTie's ThaT have never ceased To Tollow and direcT our paThs Through Draper Halls, we dedicaTe our yearbook, The Draperian . i N FOUR YEARS OF HIGH SCHOOL Like fhe prophef, who has labored long, you musf evaluafe fhe personal develop- menf of fhis period of life in fhe lighf of fufure obiecfives. You have all fraveled fhe same pafh buf you are all differenf-you vary in menfal capacify. One may discover beaufy, anofher efficiency, sfill ofhers discover new and unseen obiecfives, and I hope you have all builf a social philosophy. You should sfake your sfarfing poinf and visualize The hopes and aspirafions you harbor nof only for your life. buf also for fhe social order of your fime. The more loffy your ideals fhe greafer will be your field of vision and endeavor. Adversify and frials will fesf your courage, buf remember fhaf every human soul is fashioned by fhis forge: fhus dawn follows darkness and sunshine follows sform. Life efficiency is a rnaffer of lcnowing fhyself. You have powers and limifafions. Use fhe pofenfial falenfs efficienfly and correcfly, in so far as possible, buf above all have a human sympafhy for all people and especially for persons whose original inherifance places fhem in a less forfunafe posifion. EARL B. ZIMMER Superinfendenf, Drapelr High School. V ,,', ,A V,g, , ., , ,,.,. i The Class of I94O faces semewhaf befler prospecls, as if leaves Draper, 'than The classes immecliafely preceding il. Employmenl concliliens are loefrer and more of fhe class members are going +o insrfrufiens of higher learning. Nafuralfy, +l1ere is a feeling of regref on fhe parf of fhe faculfy in raking leave of so many pupils wifh whom we have been associafed for four years, buf The lacully also shares fhe feeling oi salislacfion which fhe class members have on complefing The necessary requiremenfs lor graduafien. Our besl wishes for success go wilh you in your fulure underlalcings. HOWARD E. BAKER. THE BOARD OF EDUCATION HOWARD B. MARKS Presidenf ROBERT KEITH HENRY O. SITTNER GEORGE A. STURGESS EDWIN N. OTTMAN H. J. KEHOE C. W. ARTHUR Secrefary Treasurer I I Q3 II I' fmfmlliig I U it il I Oi all ARTHUR BENINGTON Our music direclorl Lel's give him a hand, has 'rhe bosl MARY B. BOUSE A dash of wil Thrown here and There For who isn'+ proud of The Draper High band! Makes none of her classes hard fo bear. ..fs. - We .' , 5 -7, - . f -i - i ffi fdlffigfffi - V fe.. . :I'..:-.V U - . fi' ' f ' 5 gssfgsf- 5 -- fii siizmsszss i GLADYS CHAPMAN Miss Chapman 'reaches fhe girls lo coolc So fhal brides of lhe fufure won? need a , book- never falls ERNEST DuMOND We lhanlc him, for he . JOHN FINK To pafronize all our senior sales. A very fine coach is Mr. Finlcg l-le could never be called a missing linlc. FRANCES BOUTON A lovely person, as you all lcnow: We'll cerlainly hale lo see her go. MADELINE GRAVES She reminds us of a gay young deb . Wifh sure hands weav- ing friendships web. DOROTHY GRIFFIN lf seems Miss Griffin likes lo slcig Thal she is a friend IVERNA HILL She's always ready 'ro we all agree' help Us Ouli MARION JENSEN We like her - ol lhal M. J h h I lhere can be no doubl. 'SS ensen' W O ,e ps our aches and pains, PAUL M. JEp5ON Also registers our es According fo popular and gains. rumor RUTH JOHNSON Rulh always seems lo be smiling, Whelher she is lyping, wriling, or filing. HELEN JONES Miss Jones has such a charming way Thai we enioy English class every clay. M r. Jepson aclvocales yn humor. F KATHAN s always kind and unclerslanding: CHRISTINE KEITH May she always have Miss Keilh is a very un happy landings . derslanding leacheri Her palience is her supreme fealure. ANNA S. MA! iSlG This liHle Teacher is The Hpupils' pefug We seniors leave her wifh much regret NORMAN ROWELL A friend To everyone in need, He malces our sfuclying a pleasure. indeed. ESTH ER L. MILLER Miss Miller helps us plan our course: She has informafion from E-Wlg,..,L.fM.v-4. MARION MORRIS every Source' The best' adilecfive for FRANCES M. RUSSELL Miss Russell is an es- feemed diredor: If we had a choice, we would surely elecf her. her is fine , JOHN MULLEN Silebffialig U59 Ol V5lU' lnfroducing Mr. Mullen, G S ITTIS. Who is always nice, and never sullen. O, ffi ff EU LIA M. SALISBU RY Miss Salisl:-ury's person- alily can? be beat To be in her classes is surely a freaf. ELWIN SCHILLING We've heard he can do if, why doesnll he be- n qi ii? To decline lwenly nouns 7 in ' le. onlv agw , . , ., ...v.,..,.-1 JANET SH EFFI ELD For English, Miss Shef- field is our choice As she has a very sweel and pleasanf voice. JANE ANDREW Miss Andrew, wifh her quief sfep, Can never be accused of lacking pep. RUTH BRITT Presenling a feacher, who's as nice as They come: She wouldn'+ Yhinl: of having anyone under her fhumb. Miss would MARGARET WETTERAU ,Q leach' Miss Wefferau, oiur nevef gel librarian, is very THERESE WIENECKE Capable: In her dresses neai and Thaf she is an assef mm fo Draper is unmig. She appeals 'ro every Takable. Whim- JANET HALL Even fhouqh she isn'T very fall, We have greaf respecl' for our Miss Hall. DOROTHY YEOMANS Dorofhy is efficienf, - nm' 'W edf WILLIAM wmnsoiz No doubf +ha+'s fhe rea- . . . Heres a man who is son she go? married. - quife merry, Buf in his classes do noi larry. 5 Quia A QT? 7 X I A, SENIOR HONOR STUDENTS Pupils who oblained an average of 9070 or more in Ihe PEARL DYLONG Valedicforian JUNE CARLSON Class of I94O: ROSE SANTABARBARA Salufaforian if i KENNETH I-IAINES VIRGINIA CEGELSKI Third Higliesf Pupils who oblained an average of 857, or more in Ilwe Belly Riley Gerfrude Fowler Bella Schullz Helen Kovaric Ivlargarel Websler Aline I-lolaling Class of I94O: Ivlarion Wescoff Genevieve Koza Kaflwleen MacDonald Melvin Bronlc Emily Boscia Carl Geores Rose Aus? Louise Bussman Richard Duell Gerfrude Neary Norman Diamond RGRLS SENIO BOYS SEN OR r,,,,,, T T 7 Z I P T L CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT EDWARD JASENSKI VICE-RRESTDENT ROBERT LE GERE SECRETARY KATHLEEN MacDONALD V CARL ADAMCZAK Carl is one of lhe well-dressed guys Who wears fhose brigh+ and flashy lies. GRACE ANDREWS Grace is lhe girl wifh so much poise From whom we hear so Ii-Hle noise. Silver Circle 3, 4: Service Club 4: Business Club 4: Baslcelball 3. ROSE AUST Rosie loves lo argue wilh you and me, Bul' 'rhal she is a pal we all agree. Silver Circle Club 3. 4: Cheerleader 3. 4: German Club 17, Pres. 3, Sec. 4: Newspaper 3: Draperian Board. 6 ERWIN BARRY Erwin possesses a winning smile, Which usually lingers for quife a while. VN BETTYE BECKER Bellye is nof fall, wealihy, or blonde, Bul lo her suggcslions many respond. French Club 3: Library Club 3, 4: Service Club 4: Girls' Soflball 4: Girls' Baslcelball 4: Senior Play cornmillee 4. FRANK ANDERSON Franlt is very fall and quiel. He is a friend: we can'l deny il. Baseball I, 2, 3, 4. JEAN ARMSTRONG Wilh a smile like fhe one Jean has She should go places-'fasll French Club 4: Newspaper Club 4: Draper- ian Board: Service Club 4: Drawing Club 2, 3: S.B.C. I, 2, 3, Pres. 4: Dramalic Club 3. ELENA AVERY Elena is always sure 'lo win As she is fall, neaf, and prim. Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Senior play commiliee. 1' ELIO BATTAGLIA Elio is Draper's big business man: For every venture he has a plan. German Club 3: Draperian Board, Business Manager: Senior Ball comrnillee: Junior Prom commilfeep Senior Flay commilree. 1 Sf' in 'f GERALD BLACKSTONE This lad, Gerald, would 'lravel many a mile, Jusl' for fhe view of a cerlain lassie's smile. Jr. l-li-Y 2, 3, 4: Sr. l-li-Y 4: Service Club 4: French Club 3, Sergeanl al Arms 4: News- paper 3, 4: Jr. Prom. commilfee 3: Sr. Ball cornrnillee 4: Draperian Board 4. 2.: -1- 'nw GEN EVIEVE BO ROWSKI Genevieve will be a big success: Thai cerfainly is our guess. f f ! ff SABINA BOYLE V A I Sabina's rhylhm and fwinkling foes A'H'racl' allenlion wherever she goes. Draperiern Board 4: Sr. Play 4: Service Club 3: Business Club 2, 3: School Newspaper 3. 4: Baslcefball and Sof-fball 3, 4. 1 . LOUISE BUSSMAN Il' mus+ be nice being Louise: She conquers knowledge wilh such ease. French Club 3: Silver Circle 3: Business Club 4: High School Chorus 4: Sr. Play commiliee. JUNE CARLSON Gay and preHy is our June: S rg She's happily busy nighf and noon. X Dramalic Club 3: French Club 3, 4: Silver Circle 4: Liferary Eclilor of Draperian 4: S.B.C. 3. 4: Senior Play cas? 4: Newspaper, co-edifor 4. LAWRENCE CELIA Larry is a happy guy: When he's around: disconlenf will fly. Newspaper 4: Jr. Prom commiiiee 3: Senior Ball commillee 4: Draperian Board 4: Senior Play commillee 4. , v S'wq0fJ h EMILY BOSCIA Her merry laugh and sunny smile Can brighlen many a weary mile. French Club 3: Silver Circle 3. MELVIN BRONK This is 'rhe genfleman lo choose When you wanl fo shoo 'lhe blues. Jr. Hi-Y 2, 3. FREDA CAIRD She goes abouf her cheerful way Doing good from day fo day. Service Club 4: Sr. Play commiliee. oo 5-fx VIRGINIA CEGELSKI Ginny's charm and nafural grace Aflracf alfenfion fo her smiling face. S.B.C. 4: Business Club 4: Newspaper, co ediior 4: Draperian Board 4: Senior Play 4 Service Club 4. VELMA CHACE VeIma's characfer is perfecfly blended: Thai-'s a sure poinl which is never conlended S.B.C. 4: Blue Triangle 4: French Club 4 Senior Play commillee 4. NEIL CHILDS Neil manages Io sei quiie a pace, Bu? we all consider him an ace. ROBERT CLARK A rafher quiel' lad is he Bu? always pleasanl company. Service Club. y W . ivf Axv WILLIAM COLDEN Swifl of fool and fall is he, Honors he will win, you'II see. Newspaper slalil 3, 4: Senior Play commit- tee 4. RUTH COTON Her hair is a brighf golden brown: Her virfues merif a real crown. Silver Circle 3, 4: Var Variely 4. EDWARD CROWNINGSH I ELD Edward's siefches are a Ireaf: To draw so well is quife a feat German Club 2, 3: Drawing Club 3: News- paper 3, Ari Edilor 4: Draperian Board, Ari Edifor 4i Vice-Pres. Draper Aero Club. CARM EN CIVITELLO Carmen wilh his admirable pride. Will allow no one fo Ialre him 'Fora ride. JAN E CLUTE Thai fhis Iiffle 'frick is really ,cufe No one knowing her will refufe. Silver Circle 4: Var Variely 4. JUNE COONS June is our Miss Vivacious , Whose air is always gay and gracious. Business Club 3, 4: Service Club 3: Silver Circle 4: Newspaper 43 Var Variefy, Vice- Pres. 4i Senior Play 4. SHIRLEY CRAIG Shirley is fhe lass wi+h Ihe prefiy hair: For modish clofhes she has a flair. School Reporfer 4: Silver Circle llnfer-club councill 3, 4: Drawinq Club Sec'y I, 2, Pres. 3: Draperian Board 43 French Club Z., Reporfer 3, 47 Newspaper 3. 4: Service Club 4: Jr. Prom cornmilfee 37 Sr. Ball commiflee 47 Sr. Play cornmifiee 4: S.B.C. 2, 3. WARREN DE LAP A faifhful friend, he will do well: In iusf whaf line iI's hard Io fell. Soccer 4: Inlramural Baslcelball 3: Sr. Play comrniliee 4. GLADYS DELLA ROCCO Gladys is our bruneffe beaufy. Who always fries fo do her duly. Silver Circle 3, 4: Newspaper 4: Service Club 47 Infrarnural Baseball 2. MARGARET DETTBARN Everyone likes Peggy so very much: Thaf she is popular, we have a hunch. Silver Circle lTreas.l 3, 47 Newspaper 3, 4: Library Club 3, 4: Chernisfry Club 3: Jr. Prom commiffee 3: Draperian Board 4. RICHARD DUELL Dick always has a comeback snappy, For he is one who is never unhappy. Jr. I-Ii-Y 2, Vice-Pres. 3: I-Ii-Y 4: I-Ii-Y play 4: Baskefball I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Sporfs Club 2: French Club 4: Service Club 4: Dramafic Club 3: Newspaper 3. DOMINICK EATS Here is a lad who fries his besfg 'Tis a shame we all can'f have his zesf. BESSIE FARINA When swing music and Bessie meef, Keep your eyes on 'Ihose dancing feef. Service Club 4: Drawing Club 2. JL' ANNA DE LORENZO Anna is one of Draper's few Who speak only when spoken fo. Service Club 4: Newspaper 4. NORMAN DIAMOND Norman has such lovely curls Thaf he is fhe envy of all fhe girls. Jr. I-li-Y I, 2: Sr. Hi-Y 3, 4: French Club 4 Draperian Board 4. PEARL DYLONG Pearl is our friend wifh greaf abilify, For she can learn hisfory wifh amazing agilify. Silver Circle 3, 4: French Club lVice-Pres.l 4: Junior Class Secrefary 3: Draperian Board ANTOINETTE ETTORE AnfoineH'e is so pleasanf and gay, She spreads sunshine along Life's way. Service Club 4: Draperian Board 4. BERNARD FERTAL Around fhe school he has won renown For being and acfing like a clown. FRANCIS FEULNER If you're loolring for a real he-man Your search is ended by meeling Fran. Jr. l-li-Y I: Sr. I-li-Y 4: Business Club: Base- ball 3, 4: Soccer 2, 3, 4. GERTRUDE FOWLER ' C Mickey can liclrle piano keys Lf' Wilh rhyihm, speed, and amazing ease. Band 3, 4: Orcheslra 3, Sec'y and Assislanl Direclor 4: French Club 3, Sec'y 4: Glee Club 4: Accompanisl' for Jr. l-ligh Glee Club 3: Senior Play 4: Operella 3: Applied Music 3: Draperian Board 4: Jr. Prom commillee 3. CHARLES FULLER Charlie, so he says. is always so busy, I wonder why he never gels dizzy. Newspaper 3: German Club 2: Jr. HifY 3: Senior Play comrnirlee 4. ROSABELL GAUVREAU She needs nol fhe wisdom found in books: She can go places on her good looks. Silver Circle 4: Var Variely 4: Service Club 4: Sr. Play usher 4. MARSHALL GRAY Marshall +ries 'lo be a comedian: For praclical iolxes he has a yen. ll KK QW ' . 1. 1 4 ' f',P',J i iff 6' I 'HELENE FITZPATRICK 'i Her winning ways are breaking hearfs As 'lhrough 'lhe halls she gaily darfs. Cheerleader 3, 4: Jr. Prom commiflee 3: Newspaper 4: Silver Circle, Vice-Pres. 3, 4: Business Club 3, Vice-Pres. 4: Draperian Board 4. MARGARET FOX Sheri and swee+ , her friends all say: We like her more and more each day. German Club, Treas. 2, 3. ANTHONY FUSCO We've noficed fhai Anfhony has a musfacheg He has furned info quife a flash. Business Club 3. fa. fu CARL GEORES Our leading man, our famous acfor, Carl's presence in our class is a vifal facfor. Sr. Hi-Y 3, Pres. 4: French Club 4: Sporfs Edilor ol Draperian 4: Senior Play 4: Hi-Y Play 4: Baseball 3, 4. DOROTHY GREGG Dorofhy is a quief lass, Buf she is fops in any class. Silver Circle Club 3, 4: Draperian Board 4. y1f:42l' i Q L lf KENNETH HAINES Wifh hisfory lhis man lalres greaf pains, As is shown by fhe marks alfained by Haines. Jr. Hi-Y 2, Pres. 3: Sr. I-In-Y 3, Secy 42 Junior Class Presidenlg Business Club 3, 4. WILLIAM HARTJE Har+je, wilh his humorous wil, Rarely fails fo make a hir. N iff ANNA Hlcicoic ' I Her many friends who sing her praise Forelell success in fulure days. German Club 2, 3: Silver Club 3, 4: Service Club 4: Draperian Board 4. books: as she loolrs. Club 3.4: Library Draperian Board 4. .9 EDWARD JASENSKI In any organizalion Eddie will pass, For he is 'Ihe leader of our senior class. Baseball manager 2: Baslcelball manager 3: Soccer 3, 4: Senior Class Presidenl 4. Awbl DONALD HALL Don, wilh his Carman connecfions, Has probably slolen lheir affeclions. CARL HECKEROTH Il is eviden? lhal we cpuldn l aslr for more Than fhe privilege of having Carl 'lor edilor. Draperian Board llfdilor in Chiefl 4: Ger- man Club 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4: Jr. I-li-Y Sql.-ala rms 2, 3: I-li-Y conv 'rion 3T'D.ra- ma+1QQg,is.,L5EsL,J 2,-+-asesglseef-else 3, Jr. Prom commillee lgeneral chairmanly Newspaper 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2: Senior Play commiffee 4: Sporls Club, Pres. 2. ROBERT HOPKINS Roberl is our quiel' friend Bul' one whom we wouIdn'l lend. Service Club 3. WALLACE HUSTON WalIy's deep voice is a feafure Which would help male him a good leacher. I-li-Y I: Band I, 2, 3: Orcheslra I, 2: French Club 4. MILLARD JEWETT Millard is exceedingly malhemalicalg Thus, he should be very praclical. Dramafic Club 3: Drawing Club 2, 3: Chem' islry Club 3. JAMES JONES Jimmy is happy and confenl, And he is considered a well dressed genf. Orcheslra l, 2: Draperian Board 4. GEORGE KAZI George Kazi is 'rhe regular fellow Who makes our baskeiball cheerers bellow. Baseball 4: lnrramural Baskerball l, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader. MILDRED KEMNER You're iusf righf, so always slay Jusr 'the way you are foday. Silver Circle 3. 4: German Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3: S.B.C. 2, 3, 4: Newspaper 3.4: Draperian Board 4: Business Club 3, 4, Sec'y and Treas. 4. EDDISON KIPP Eddison says fha? school fo him ls more fhan iusi a ioke or whim. Jr. l-li-Y I: Newspaper 3: Draperian Board 4: Senior Play commiffee 4. G-EN EVIEVE KOZA A girl like Genevieve is in demand Because she always lends a hand. German Club 2, 3. 'J L eLADYs KAPPELLE Tall, slim, and fair of face, We envy her, her careless grace. Jr. Prom commirfeep Chorus 2, 3: German Club 2, 3, Sec'y 2: Service Club 4: Silver Circle 3, 4: Sr. Play usher. ALMA KEEFER When you feel like roller skating, Be sure if's Alma you're dafing. S.B.C. l, 2, 3. 4: German Club 2, 3, 4. Sec'y 2, Pres. 2. Treas. 3, 4: Silver Circle 3, 4, Pres. 3: Service Club 4: Draperian Board 4: Chemisfry Club 3. ' RODMAN KIEFT Roddy's wif and gaiefy Make a hi'I' wi+h fhe laiiy. Jr. Hi-Y 3: Sr. l-li-Y 4: Senior Class play 4: Baskefball 4: School Reporfer 4. HELEN She s Buf besides Chorus 3: Dramaric 4' Service Club 4' fl GERTRUDE KU BINA Her charm lies in fhe facl' fhaf she Can eifher gay or serious be. German Club 2, 3: Silver Circle 3, 4: Service Club 4: Draperian Board 4. ff 1 THEODORE KU RSA Ted is our famous afhleie, Whose basketball shofs are hard fo bear. Baslcefball 2, 3, 47 I-li-Y 3, 4, Sergeanf-ah Arms 47 Business Club 3, 4. nfflfgf Wiih laughing eyes and sunny face: AUDREY LEE Of sadness she ne'er shows a frace. Silver Circle 3, 4i Business Club 3, 43 Dra- perian Board 47 Service Club 4. FLOYD LENT The girls Floyd does love Io flaffer Wiih his gay and confinuous pa++er. Service Club 4: Jr. I-li-Y I, 2, Sec'y 2. RT LIVINGSTONE he , saxophone, oboe, piano, clarinef! Wi fhaf assorfmeni, where can'f he gel? Band I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres., Ass? Direcfor, Presidenr: Orchesrra I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres, 4i Jr. I-li-Y 23 Sr. I-li-Y 3, 4. Vice-Pres. 47 Hi-Y Play 3, 4: Chorus 45 German Club 2, 43 Newspaper 3: Draperian Board 4: Applied Music 3. EDMOND MACK Tall, handsome, and fair of face, ln a girl's album of dreams he falzes lop place. ,fx l 1' Ll,- ih X 2 f55w -f V i- . WARREN LAVIOLETTE A boy well liked by everyone, He's full of wif and full of fun. ROBERT LE GERE Our discussions al senior meerings Wouldn'+ be complefe wifhouf Bob's greefings. Baslcerball I, 2, 3, 4, Capiain 3: Soccer I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 37 Baseball 2, 3, 4, Baseball Manager I: Vice-Pres. Senior class: News- paper 37 Vice-Pres. Junior class: Draperian Board 4. JOSEPH LESLEY Here's a boy wifh dramafic abilify, Which in no way affecfs his sfabilify. Sr. Hi-Y 4: Jr. I-li-Y Treas. 2, Draperian Board 45 Chorus 37 Drarnafic Club 27 French Club 4. KATH LEEN MacDONALD Fresh and near as a blooming rose: Where Bunny is, 'rhere Bubby goes. Srudenr Council lg Drawing Club 2, 3: Sci- ence Club 2, 3: Silver Circle 3, 4: Library Club 3, 4: Draperian Board 4: Sec'y Senior Class, French Club 3, 47 Chemislry Club 37 Newspaper 3. I I . LENITA MANELL Her friends all smile as she draws near: This shows fhey hold her very dear. JOSEPH MANIFESTO Joe is quile a iiHer-bug: Careful, son, 'l'l1af's maw's new rug. Baslcerball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Soccer 2, 3, 43 Draperian Board 43 lnlramural Baslcel- ball 2, 3. JENNlE MAROTTA lnlroducing fhe girl who, everyone says, Will be a success wiih her businesslilie ways. French Club 3, 4: Library Club 3: Siiver Circle 3, 43 Newspaper Club.4g Draperian Board 4. MARY MARTINELLI Mary possesses a friendly smile, Which radiales happiness all lhe while. French Club 3. 4. I 712 MH ETH EL McCANN A bit of wisdom, a bif of wil, We lilie her more fhan a liH'le bil. Silver Circle 4: Draperian Board 4. JEAN ETTE MEYER Here is pefife JeaneH'e Meyer: We wonder if she'll grow any higher. German Club 2, 37 Silver Circle 3. 4: Busi- ness Club 47 Draperian Board 4: lnfr Baslcefballg Service Club 4. MARY MARKS On roller skales, quile af ease, Mary Marks is sure fo please. Silver Circle 3, 47 lnier Club Council 3 Sec'y 41 Business Club 3, 47 Service Club 4 Senior Play commirfee. 4 CYRIL MARR Cyril possesses a very nice way, A sense of humor, foo, fhey'say. Soccer 3, 4. DOROTHY MAU RA Three cheers 'For friendly Dol: She's one girl we like a lol. Newspaper 4, It DOMINICK MERCOGLAN A very fine friend wifh lois of pluclr, We hope he'll always have good lucli. LAWRENCE MIDDLETOWN His disposifion, ligh+ and airy, ls a friend-calcher for Larry. l-li-Y 3, 4. VICTOR MIHAL Nolhing can slop him on his way, Whelher af work or merely al play. GRACE MIRABLE A lovely person, we shall srale, ls Grace, a sweel' girl graduafe. Library Club 4. I EDWARD MONGILLO Cheerful and 'Friendly all lhe whiIQ You can always depend on him for a smile. ROSE MONTENARO No higher praise could she have claimed: She's as sweel as lhe 'flower for which she was named. Silver Circle 4: Fren Club 3, 4. f BERNICE MROZEK Bernice is a bil of all righl: When she's around, care 'lakes flight. Service Club 4. ELEANOR MILLER Alfhough Eleanor never makes a sound, We are sure her silence is profound. Silver Circle 3, 4. ' f .Lx 'W ADELINE MONGILLO Allhough Adeline is very shorl, We know lhal she is a good sporl. Silver Circle 3. GILBERT MON ROE I shol an arrow info lhe air . GiI and his bow make a good pair. ,. V ,k' J.. EARL MORRIS As oul in lhe world we go, A friend like Earl we're glad lo know. GERTRUDE NEARY Gerfrude musl work wilh all her mighl, For she is cerfainly very brighf. Service Club I: Newspaper li G-lee Club 2 Library Club 3: Business Club 4. LORRAINE PANGBURN Smiling and winsome is Lorraineg We all have fun when she raises cain . Dramafic Club 3: Silver Circle 47 Senior Play 43 Glee Club 43 Senior Ball cornmiffee 4. H ELEN PFAFFEN BACK We hear lhaf Helen is dafed by a boy Who comes lo see her from Troy. RUTH REYNOLDS I Genflemen prefer blondes - l'l1af's your bei: We know fhey go for fhis liffle bruneffe. Jr. Prom cornmiffee 3: Business Club 4: Ball commiffee 41 Drawing Club ball lg Sr. Play commiffee BETTY RILEY Slim, fall, and quief is our Beffy, Bul' for a good fime she is always ready. Silver Circle 3, 4, Sec'y 3: Newspaper 43 Draperian Board 4: Jr. Prom commiffee 3: Service Club 3: French Club 2, 3, 4: Busi- ness Club 4 ELTON ROMANO There is a will behind his work, And never does he fry fo shirlr. Hi-Y 3. 4. NICK PERILLO His curly hair and friendly grin Make everybody fond of him. ESTHER FINDER Esfher is lhaf charming lass Whose personalily is an assel' fo our class Silver Circle 3, 4: Business Club 4. WILLIAM RIGNEY Here is a fellow who is no brufe, Come on, girls, he's rafher cufe. Jr. Hi-Y I, 23 Sr. Hi-Y 3: French Club 2,3 Sr. Play cornmiffee. JI li I 1 MARION RILEY Marion wins hearfs by fhe score: And she'll keep on winning more. Business Club 41 Library Club 2, 3, 4 Service Club 4. FRANK ROSIN Frank is a quief lad, Who misses nofhing, good or bad. Sr. Play commiffee. I '1 GLADYS RUSSELL Silence is golden, so I've been fold: If so, ihis girl is solid gold. Business Club 4: Service Club 4. - I I i ROSE SANTABARBA RA Her marks arfain such a dizzy heighf: If musi' be nice Io be so brighi. Vice-Pres. Junior Class: French Club 3, 4, Pres. 4: Draperian Board. FLORENCE SCHEELS Her crowning glory of golden red sheen ls by far Ihe Ioveliesl we've ever seen. Drawing Club 3 lTreas.l: Silver Circle 3, 4 lTreas.l: Business Club 3, 4: Draperian Board 4: Jr. Prom commiiiee 3: Service Club 4: Newspaper 4: Iniramural Baseball 2, 3, 4: Iniramural Baslcefball 2, 3, 4: Sr. Ball com- miiiee 4. HERBERTA SCOTT Wilh her worldly wise philosophy She's iusf as happy as she can be. Silver Circle 3, 4: Newspaper 3, 4: S.B.C. 2, 3, 4: French Club 3, 4: Library Club 3, 4: Chemisiry Club 3: Sr. Play lS+udeni Direc- Iorl 4: Jr. Prom commiilee 3: Draperian Board lGrind Ediiorl 4: I-Ii-Y Play lSIudeni Direciorl 4: Service Club 3. 1 'x li' 1 L DOROTHY SIBEL Do? has such a sophisficaied air Tha? charm lille hers is very rare. Mixed Chorus I, 2. 3, Sec'y 3: Band 4, Sec'y: Sr. Orchesira 3, 4: Sr. Class Play 4. ff eeoae-E sT.Joi-IN When you hear George sing, and Ihen an uproar, You'II know if's Ihe crowd clamoring Io hear more. Draperian Board 4. I FLORENCE SCACCIA How she does if is really a mysfery, Bur she always seems Io Imow her hisiory. Jr. Prom commiiiee: I-Ioclcey learn: Praper- ian Board: Drawing Club I, 2: Newspaper I: Baseball: Library Club 2: Dramaiic His- Iory Club I lPr s.l. I BETH SCHULTZ Nofed for her pep is Ihis lass, Whom we rare in II-ne Grade A class. Silver Circle 3, 4 lVice'Pres.l: 'Business Club 3, 4 lPres.l: Service Club 4: Draperian Board 4: Jr. Prom commiliee 3. ABBOTT SEAMAN I'I's a vifal obsession wifh Bud To be a iumping iifierbug. A JOHN SKODA As a musician he's sure Io win fame. And The whole world will ring wifh his name. Orcheslra I, 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Drum Maior 4: Orchesira Pres. 4: Chorus 4. JOSEPH SORRENTINO His leafher heels make our halls resound, Bu? once in class he makes less sound. MARY SPETLA A very nice person fo have around: Anoiher like her could never be found. Sr. Play commiiiee 4. H EN RY STUART From l'he expression in his eyes Hank seems fo be geHing wise. ALMA TU LLOCH She's oh, so sweet bui' 'Full of spice: The combined flavors are very nice. Service Club 4. CL L pea, NORMA VANDERWERKEN Making friends for her is simple, We all 'Fall for ihe charming dimple. Service Club lg Glee Club 2: Business Club 3, 4. CHARLES SOULIA His quief air and genrle mien Make him +he shyesi' person ever seen W ALICE STAEH LE Five 'Fool' fwo, eyes of blue, We rhink she's grand, don'f you? Baskeiball li Drawing Club 2: Science Club 27 Newspaper 37 Silver 'Circle 3, 4: Library Club 3, 47Cl'1orusg Business Club 4: Jr. Prom commilieeg Sr. Play commiliee. CN LAVINA TERRY She is lihile, buf, oh, my, When she's around she makes 'rime fly. French Club 3, 4: Silver Circle 3, 43 Var Variery 4. rr- 0 0 IJ!! ,,.X WINIFRED URBAN Here's a girl i+'s grear fo meer: She's preHy, smarf, and sweet Silver Circle 3, 4: French Club 3. RUTH VAN ZAN DT Poised and quief, buf noi aloof: Tha+'s how we'd describe our Rufh. French Club 3, 4: Draperian Board 4. MARGARET VEDDER She causes us all lo consfanlly muse Oh how she can possibly gel all fhe news. Mixed Chorus I: Blue Triangle 2, 3, 4, Infer- club Council member: S.B.C. 3, 4: Service Club 4. FLORENCE WAGONER Her sweef, good nafure is a fhing For which her praise is sure lo ring. MARGARET WEBSTER X There'll always be a place in our memory Reserved especially for Peggy. Newspaper 3: Library Club I, 2, 33 Drawing Club 2: Service Club 3: Chorus 3: Silver Circle 3, 43 Business Club 3. JOHANNA WELOTH This pinlr-cheelced lass is slim and pefile, ls if any wonder Johanna can'l be beef? German Club 2, 3, 4, Sec'y 3: Silver Circle 3, 43 Orcheslra 2, 3, 4: Draperian Board 4. EDYTHE WILKINS We like her voice, her every acl: We're proud of her-fha+'s a 'Fact Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Pres. 3: French Club 3, Silver Circle 4: Service Club 3. s. will ELIZABETH VOJNAR LiHle Elizabefh, hurrying here, Ready fo give any quesjion her ear. Draperian Board 4. TRUMAN WAGONER ln sfudy, argumenl or fun, He'll hold his own wifh anyone. 4 WILLIAM WEGE William Wege, who's Carman's pride, Draws many picfures in his slride. Hi-Y 4: Newspaper 37 German Club 2 Business Clubs 3, 4: Jr. Prom cornmillee 3 Ari Edilor of Draperian 4. JL! MARION WESTCOTT Marion is 'lhe miss wirh fhe pelile voice Bul for a lasfing friend she is our choice German Club 3, 47 Silver Circle 3, 4. CHARLES WINN Chuck is anofher who is small in size, Bu? if makes no dilierence lo our eyes. Jr. Prom commilleei Baseball 3. DOROTHY COCHIS A girl wilh such a winning way Wilh her no lhoughf of care can slay. Service Club 3. ANTHONY DI CAPRIO Anlhony is cerfainly nol' a daler, For we hear fha? he is a woman-haler. LOUIS FEULNER Of all 'Ihe a+hIe+es in our class, He is one we can'+ surpass. THOMAS GONIA Thomas is one of our chemisfs able, Who wilh his experimenls mars our lable. JOHN HORACZEK John is, wilh his puzzles, forever working, Wifh all his mighl and never shirking. IRENE KAGPER If someone said, Take your pick , There'd be a sfampede for fhis IiHIe Irick. French Club 3: Silver Circle 3.4: Chorus 3: Jr. Prom commillee. PHILO LA GRANGE Hop-load in baskefball far exceeds Many of the old lirners' deeds. Baskelball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Soccer 2, 3, 4. MARION LA MALFA Babe, I hear say, is noi in love, Buf iusl a confender for Ihe Golden Gloves. Bmv LAROE ,. . A capable girl, a sweef one loo: I If . EDWIN WINSLOW Edwin is so very fall Thai he is looked up fo by all. Baseball 3. I WARREN WOLF Mr. Wolf is an edilor now: Sfand up, Warren, and lake a bow. German Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Treas. 4: Jr. I-li-Y 2, 3, Sec'y 3: Sr. Play 4: Newspaper 3, 4: Draperian Board 4 lCircu- lalion Mgr.l: Dramalic Club 3: Jr. Prom commillee 3. M I wani' her friendship, and so do you. Drawing Club I, 2: Service Club 3: News- paper 3: Library Club 3, 4: Silver Circle 3, 4. KENNETH LE GERE Kenny isn'I' foo large in size Bui he makes up for 'Ihal by being wise. LILLIAN MAZZO Wi+h a smile for you and one for me She musf be smiling confinuously. WARREN McDONALD To imaginalion's dream he's frue: Tall, dark, and handsome foo. MARTHA WRIGHT Mariha, our cheer leader, wifh 'Ihe curls Is popular among bolh boys and girls. French Club 3. 4: S.B,C. 2, 3, 4: Silver Circle 3, 4, Pres. 4: Newspaper 3, 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Draperian Board 4: Jr. Prom commillee 3: Chemislry Club 3 lPres.l: Service Club 4: Alhlelic Ass'n 4 lPres.l. GORDON NEARY Whaf has happened, Gordon Neary? In every class you acl so weary? JOSEPHINE OROPOLLO Josephine is a likable lass, Who differs from fhe common mass. MARION PARKER When if comes 'ro being a iilfer-bug, Marion cerfainly can cu'I 'Ihe rug . Drawing Club 2. ALBERT PAT I Courleous, manly, wilfy, and wise, Always a cheerful gleam in his eyes. BENNY PIGLIOVENTO Benny wilh his sfudded bell, Can always make his presence fell. JANE SCH ROT She has noi been wifh us very long, Bui our feelings for her are really sfrong. Var Variefy Club 4. EDWARD SINDONI On him you always can rely, To do his besf he'Il always fry. VALENTINE SINDONI An excelleni choice for a very good pal Is fhis, a lad whom we call Val. JANE SUTTON Some say red-heads have hof lempers: If fhal is frue, Jane musl have spenl hers. Library Club 2, 3: Chorus I, 2: French Club 2, 3: S.C.C. 3: Draperian Board 4: Service Club 4: Dramalic Club 3. FREDERICK TILLEMA An afhlefe full of verve, vigor and vim: Our 'reams may well boasl of him. Sr. I-li-Y 3, 4: Sr. I-li-Y Play 3: Reporler Sr. l-li-Y 3: German Club 2, 3: Soccer I, 2, 3, 4: Baskelball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: lnlra- mural Baskelball I: Jr. Prom commiflee: Vice-Pres. Alhlelic Ass'n 3: Service Club 2. SENIOR PLAY CAST Firsf Row-June Carlson, June Coons, Miss Russeil, Cari Geores, Virginia Cegelski Second Row--Gerhude Fowler, Warren Wolf, Lorraine Pangburn. Rodman Keiff Herberfa SCOH, Dorofhy Sibel. DRAPERIAN BOARD Lilerary Edifor ------ June Carlson Ari Edilors - William Wege and Edward Crowningshield Pholograph Edilor ------ Belh Schullz Sporls Edilor ------- Carl Geo-res Grind Edilors - - l-lerberla Scoll and Belly Riley Business Manager ----- Elio Ballaglia Adverlising Manager ----- Larry Celia Circulalion Manager - Warren Wolf Edilor-in-Chief ----- Carl Heclcerolh 1 Firsl' Row: Warren Wolf, Helene Filzpalriclc, Lawrence Celia, Belly Riley, Carl Geores, l-lerberla Scofl, Carl l-leckerolh, June Carlson, William Wege, Befh Schullz, Edward Crowningshield, Elio Ballaglia. Second Row: Alma Keeier, Margarel Dellbarn, Marlha Wrighl, Rose Sanla Bar- bara, Jealnnelle Meyer, Gerlrude Fowler, Virginia Cegelslci, Anloinelle Ellore, Anna l-liclcolc, Aline l-lolaling, Jennie Marolla, Johanna Welolh, Rose Ausl. Third Row: Jean Armslrong, Gerlrucle Kubina, Pearl Dylong, Kafhleen MacDonald, Helen Kovariclc, Jane Sulrlon, Shirley Craig, Florence Scheels, Dorolhy Gregg. Elhyl McCann, Mildred Kemner. Baclc Rrow: Theodore Kursa, Joseph Maniieslo, James Jones, Norman Diamond, Kennelh Haines, Richard Duell, Joseph Lesley, Gerald Blaclcslone, Roberl Le Gere, George Sl. John. L GRADE-SCHOOL TEACHE'RS Fronl' Row: Arflwur C. Benlngfon, Helen Liddle, Dororlmy Le-Gere, Mineffa Barra- claugh, Earl B. Zimmer, Superinfendenfg Gladys Ziclnler, Mary Denny, LaMyra Bowers Burfon Sheldon. Second Row: Gerfrude L. Pinney, Norma Reilly, Viola J. Holman, Helen Zalewslca Esflfuer S. Schermerhorn, Gwendolyn PiclceH. Lucy Payne. Harrier Sipperly. Ilwird Row: Irene Palmafier, Jane McLeni+l1an, Harrief Powles, Cafherine Suifs Margarel Turnbull, Ida Hamillon, Helen Sufherland. SENIOR B CLASS JUNIOR GIRLS YS O NIOR B JU 'Q SOPHOMORE GIRLS BOYS SOPHCMORE FRESHMAN GIRLS FRESHMAN BOYS CLASS STATISTICS lvlosi' Popular Girl .... ........,,,A,............. - lvloslr Popular Boy---- Besl' Looking Girl .... Besf Looking Boy ..... Besf Girl Ai'hle+e--- Besi Boy A'rhle+e--- Class Romeo ,L,,, ....,...... Class Julie? .L.............L,.....L, Girl Who Has Done Mosi' for Class ,,,., Boy Who l-las Done Mosf for Class-- lvlosi Eiiicieni Girl .,,,,,-,,,,,,, Mos+ Efficienf Boy ....... ,..L Mos? Talenied Girl ..... Mosf Talenfed Boy ..,A Bes+ Aciress ,,,,vs, Besi Acfor ....,,, Womanhafer ,,,. --- Mosf Argumen+a+ive-- Quielesr Girl .,LA,, Quieiesl' Boy ,,,,, Moslr Cour'reous-- Class Diplomaf ,,..,.. --- Class Liar .s......,L,,,,..... Girl Mosf Likely fo Succeed ,.s, Boy Ivlosf Likely +o Succeed ,,s. Class Clown ...L,,,,,.-..... Class lnseparables s......., Girl Wi+h Nicesf Dimples-- Boy Wifh Nicesl' Dimples-- Counfry Boy ,.,.,....., Class Farrnereife ...,, Boy Wiflw The Blush ..... Girl Wifh Smile ..A, Nighf Owl ...,, Class Fililous+er--- Chafferbox ..,., Class Skippy ...., Class Flirl' ,...,, Smallesf Girl--- Smallesf Boy .,,, Class Giggler ..,, Class Gigolo ,.,...,. 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In The Mood ,A,.,..,,,o.o,A.o,, Jeannie WiI'h The Lighl' Brown l-lair-- Jusi An Angel In Disguise .,,,,.,., AI Leasl' You Could Say l'Iello -- Darn Thar Dream ,,,,,,....,,,, Leaning On The Old Top Rail .... Oh, Johnnie Ohl ,,,,..... --- Ma, She's Making Eyes AI Me--- lr's A I-lap-Hap-Happy Day .... Sophislicafed Lady ,..,..... Rag-Time Cowboy Joe .... Playmaies ...,,,,,,,,. You'd Be Surprised ,,... Over and Over Again ..,-, Can'+ You Take a Joke?----- Befh Schuliz TTCCkT3TTIL6ET'lT MacDonald --------------Regenls -----Our Junior Prom ---Hisiory C2 Class --------Miss Veeder ----Edward Jasenski T -.......... Draper ------Richard Duell ----Lawrence Celia --------Senior Ball -----Jean Armsirong ----Marion Wesfcoll' ------June Carlson ----OT Graduaiion -----Earl Benneldr -------John Skoda -----Mildred Kemner --------Senior Day -------Dorofhy Sibel -----Gilberl' Monroe ---Helene and Belly ----IOOCX, ln Regenis --------I-Iomework ----Melvin Bronk If I Didn'I Care ,,,,.w,.........,,. ,Ya...,..a,a.a A,,, G e orge Kazi MOVIES . . . TERMITES Gone Wilh The Wind .a,,,,,,,,.. ---- ,....,..,,,a.,,,,,,v,Y,v,,- The Seniors Blonde on a Budgei ....aa,,,,,Y,,, ,M,B,YY,avY,YYY,-------M B efh SChul+Z Remember The Nighr ..,,, -- Vigil in The Nighl ....,, Norihwesi Passage ,,.. I Take This Woman-- Invisible Sfripes ----- Slrange Cargo ---- Primrose Paih ----- -,-- ---Afler The I-li-Y Play --------Ruih Reynolds ----------Upper Halls ---------------Mr. Arnds -- - -Over Draper's Windows Senior Ball, Graduaiion II' All Came True-- ---- --------Draper School Bus -Around Draper School Babe ln Arms--- ---Yvv-,----, Jane Clufe The Thin Man--- ------- Kennelh Haines On Your Toes- ---- ln l'lis+ory C2 Class Green l-lell--- -,----,g,- Our Lawns H s A Dale ------- Se-venieen ---------- Pinnochio ----------- - My Li++le Chickadee ---- The l:armer's Daughfer ---- ----------Senior Ball -----Jean Armsirong ----Kenneih Le Gere --------Rose Ausl' ----Mariha Wrighi And One Was BGGUIII-UI ----- A-vu--YYY------ M ISS Jones The Rodd TO Sing-Sing .--- --.--..------ D raper Avenue TII9 .------ Y------n------AY- L avina Ter-ry Buck BGVWY Rides Again ff---- ..... B and Wins A+ Ballsfon Spa Broadway Melody of 1940 ---- -----------, F ranch Assembly The Man In The Iron Mask ---- ,,Yw--A--- I-I Oward E. Baker The lnvisible Man Reiurns ---------- The Shop Around The Corner ---------- Flash Gordon Conguers The Universe ---- My Son. My Son--.. ----- - -------- --- -------Chuck Winn -------Dairy - belle ----William Rigney ------Mr. Rowell CLASS WILL We, The Senior Class oT l94O, wiTh happy hearTs and sound minds ldon'T Take OUI' word abouT The laTTerl, do hereby presenT This as evidence oT our lasT Will and TesTa- rnenT as Tollows: We leave Joe Lesley's guieTness To lvan EdleTelT. Virginia Cegelski's saTisTied air goes To lvlarie Goodness. Celia's abiliTy To iiTTerbug To HarrieT Rockwell. To Lorraine Selke we leave BeTTy Riley's chic air of being smarTly dressed. To Don O'Connor, we leave The sporTy aTTire oT George ST. John. We leave ChesTy Tillema's baskeTball Tame To Chick lvlalizia. IvlarTha WrighT's cheerleading abiliTy we leave To DoT Kursa. We leave Elio BaTTaglia's business-like aTTiTude To anyone who will accepT i June Carlson's abiliTy To manage Things we leave To Rebecca DeLap. To Chuck SwarT we leave Bob LeGere's argumenTive manner. We begueaTh The TalenT oT Mickey Fowler To Vivian JohnsTon. Bob LivingsTone leaves his arT oT swinging ouT on The sax To Harry Bellinge Carl Adamczak leaves his curls To Charles Hausser. We leave Peg DeTTbarn and Herbie ScoTT's TiTle oT Brenda and Cobina anyone who is unlucky enough To be blessed wiTh iT. To Wayne Gasner we leave Carl HeckeroTh's manner oT being well-dressed. Helene FiTzpaTrick leaves her Tinyness To Josephine l.igaTo. IvlargareT WebsTer leaves her hair sTyles To anyone who wanTs To accepT Th To Arnold BlacksTone we leave The blush oT his broTher, Gerald. We leave Babe LalvlalTa's success as a boxer To anyone who may need iT. A To Bill KoTz we leave Marshall Grey's TiTle as a Typical healThy schoolboy. We leave Lavina Terry's wolTing To Edna RoberTs. To Irving DieTendorT we leave The clowning oT Joe ManiTesTo. Carl Geores leaves his acTing career To .... who knows? Lorraine Pangburn leaves her sunny disposiTion To Jean Rowland. To lviargoT Maslo we leave BeTh SchulTz's sporTy air. Velma Chase leaves her abiliTy To be a Librarian To Irene Okonies. To Grace Guarino we leave The cleverly planned dieTs of LeniTa Manell. T. r. To em. The TiTle oT Class lnseparables we leave To Harry Clarke and RuTh Yoakum. And lasT, buT noT leasT, we leave our graTiTude To Those who have helped u carry our burdens all Through our Tour years lor morel oT school aT Draper High. The Senior Class oT '40 sTo A THE HisToRY or ouR CLASS On enfering Draper, way back in SepTember l936, our firsT words, when we gained enough courage To speak, were Where is The gym? As our cjuesfions were addressed To no one in parTicular, we received no answers. Following The crowd of oTher fr'ighTened, speechless freshmen, we finally reached our desTinaTion. ln The gym we were greefed by Mr. Zimmer. ATTer receiving our insTrucTions, we felT a liTTle less insigniTicanT. Some of us even dared To smile or speak To our neighbors. Because of our common sTaTe of fear and inexperience, we banded Togefher To give one anoTher courage. ThaT loyal group, composed almosT four years ago, has worked TogeTher so well ThaT we feel The Class of I94O is one of which we may be proud. During our freshman year, very liTTle of imporfance happened. We Tried To be serious, dignified young people, worThy of being in high school. Many of us hadn'T ouTgrown our childish pranks: Therefore, we caused our Teachers much discomforT. In June, I937, we complefed our firsT year in Draper, an insTiTuTion of higher learning. Sepfember I937 found us a liTTle more sophisTicaTed and grown up, for in our sophomore year we were eligible To join clubs. Many of our boys eagerly awaiTed inviTaTions To become members of The Junior I-li-Y. OTher clubs hospifably opened Their doors To us. As sophomores, we felT guiTe worldly wise, and aTTended noon dances and baskeTball games. We had wonderful Times even Though The seniors didn'T pay much aTTenTion To us. AT The close of The year, many of us began To Think abouT possible candidaTes for our junior officers. ln Sepfember I938. we became full-fledged juniors wiTh The privilege of organiz- ing our class. AT The meeTing for The purpose of elecTing officers, we selecTed KenneTh T-laines To be our presidenT. Rose SanTabarbara was elecTed vice-presidenT. and Pearl Dylong was our choice for secreTary. FreguenTly during The year we held noon dances, wiTh music by The RyThmaTicklers. Our oTher venTures inTo,The business world consisTed of various sales. On May nineTeenTh we reached Tho climax of our junior year wiTh The Prom. The gym was decorafed To resemble a SouTh Sea island, and The weaTher man very considerafely senT a heaT wave To make our joy complefe. For mosT of us iT was virTually our coming ouT parTy. Many new romances were discovered among our beau- Tifully gowned damsels and our handsome Don Juans. STumbling home To bed, Thor- oughly Tired buT happy, we decided ThaT our Junior Prom was The mosT nearly perfecT evening we had ever spenT. lmmediaTely afTer The Prom we had To begin sTudying for exams. Realizing ThaT exams had To be passed before we could be worThy of The TiTle senior , we all earnesfly goT down To work. The firsT big evenT in our senior year was The elecfion of class officers on Sep- Tember TwenTy-eighTh. Edward Jasenski won The honor of being presidenT. He was To be assisTed'by RoberT LeGere as vice-presidenf and KaThleen MacDonald as secreTary. The evening of November TenTh found us sponsoring a dance. Everyone professed To have had a wonderful Time. Second Fiddle , a farce in Three acTs, was presenTed on December eighTh. June Coons and Carl Geores had The leads and were supporTed by an excellonT casT. A Chrisfmas parTy. wiTh dancing in The gym, was held on December fourTeenTh. AlmosT all of The seniors aTTended, and a good Time was had by all. The ST. PaTrick's dance of March TifTeenTh found many Draper sTudenTs and guesTs swinging and swaying To The music of Kenny Semerad and his orchesfra. One Wednesday evening in April The senior class Took charge of Dancing Class. Now The main Topic of conversaTion is our TorThcoming Senior Ball, which will be held Friday evening, June TwenTy-firsT, aT The Colonie CounTry Club. This will be our lasT social evenT as high school sTudenTs. The mosT imporTanT day will be Wednesday, June TwenTy-sixTh, as ThaT is The day of graduaTion. AlThough we have looked forward To This evenT for four years, iT will be wiTh sadness in our hearfs ThaT we bid farewell To Draper, our Alma MaTer. -June Carlson. rf r I I l E 1 l I V 5 i P SCHENECTADY V511 No. 1 Schenectady, New-Tork Friday, June 20, 1945 DETTBARN-CUMMINGS NUPTIALS ANNOUNCED An event of social interest is the marriage of Miss Margaret Dett- barn to Count Uppin Cuming which will take place next week. The cere- mony will be performed by the Reverend Rodman Kieft, D.'D., in the summer house of the Dettbarn estate. The wedding party 'includes Miss Herberta Scott, maid of honor, Miss Helene Fitzpatrick and Miss Betty Riley, bridesmaidsg Carl Heckeroth, best many and Richard Duell and Lawrence Middletown, ushers. The famed organis-t, Miss Lor- raine Pangbur'n, will play for the occasion, and Miss Eldytihe Wilkins of the Metropolitan Opera Company will be the soloist. Miss Dettbarn's gown and those of her attendants were designed by Miss Virginia Cegelski, who has just returned from the Paris show- ings. The decorations are in charge of the prominent young New York decorator, Miss Mildred Kemner. AROUND TOWN WITH BINCHELL Bob LeGere was reported to be Reno-'bound today to get a divorce. His reason-the wife wouldnt 'let him attend the meetings of the O'fConnell Club. .Speaking of the OC'onnells, Ed Jasenski has just been elected life-time president. Also seen on the train for Reno was socialite Ruth Reynolds. When questioned, .Miss Reynolds stated that she was going to marry the multi-millionaire playboy, Much Monee, as soon as her divorce from I. M. Poor became legal. Look WHAT SCHOOL DID TO ME The Brothers of the Pen . more commonly known as William Wege and Edward Crowningshield, are experiencing great success in their comic strip version of Look What School Did to 'Me'. The renowned movie producer, Victor Mihal, has started production on this feature which will soon be presented to the eager public in itechnicolor. LITERARY CLUB TO MEET Miss Aline Hotaling will enter- tain members of the Read-a-Lot Literary Club at her home next Thursday. Those planning to attend are Miss Marion Westcott, Miss Pearl Dylong, 'Miss Rose Santabar- bara and Miss Ruth Van Zand-t. , , L., , A LW. FAMED DIRECTOR COMES TO SCHENECTADY Carl Geores, professor of drama at Sunberry Institute of Dramatic Arts, will direct the Mohawk Drama Festival which will be held here this summer. This week he will conduct classes in The Art of Displaying Affection. Geores obtained some of his dra- matic experience while a student at Draper High School. MUSIC NOTES Before leaving for a nation-wide concert tour, Miss Gertrude Fowler will present a program of piano selections tomorrow evening. Miss Fowler will include on the program two of her own compositions en- titled Springtime in Schenectady and 'tDraper Serenade . BID FAREWELL TO AVIATORS A crowd gathered at Gray's air- port yesterday to bid farewell to Jimmy Jones and Larry Celia, who are leaving for Europe to join the air corps. They plan to end the Second World War, which has been going on for almost six years, within ia week after their arrival. DEBATE SCHEDULED A debate will be held in the audi- torium of the Draper High 'School -tonight. The topic is, Resolved: A high school education is an asset in later life. Members of the debating team are Kenneth Le,Gere, Eddison Kipp, Joseph Lesley, Miss Jane Sutton, Miss Jennie Marotta. and Miss Lavina Terry. None of the participants have stated whether they will take the negative or the affirmative. MISS COONS SITS FOR PORTRAIT William Colden, the coming young painter, has just completed a portrait of Miss June Coons, lovely artist's model. The portrait has been sent to New York City where it will be on exhibition. YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE ENTERTAIN Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fuller- Mrs. Fuller is the former Miss Elena Avery - entertained last night with a dinner party celebrat- ing their first wedding anniversary. Among their guests were Bub and Bunny McDonald, Velma Chace and Jack Powles, and Margaret Web- ster and Gerald Blackstone. i WOMAN'S CLUB PLANS FASHION SHOW The Schenectady Womans' Club, of which Miss Dorothy 5Sibel is president, will present a fashion show at Miss Alice Staehle's Blue Hyacinth Tea Room next Wednes- day from three o'clock to five o'clock. The models will wear gowns from the exclusive Chic Shoppe, which was opened recently by Miss June Carlson. Miss Shirley 'Craig will wear evening clothesg Miss Beth Schultz will model afternoon ensembles, and 'Miss 'Martha Wright will show sport clothes. CLUB EXTRAORDINAIREU OPENS TONIGHT Mr. William ,Rigney announces the opening of the Club Extraordi- naire. Tonight, as a special feature, he will present the famous vaude- ville team of Adamczak and Barry . As an added attraction, Livin-gstone's Lilting Lyrics , the popular swing band, will play for dancing. This will be Bob's first appearance in Schenectady since his engagement at the Cocoanut Grove in California. SPORT NEWS Ken Haines, sport critic, will broadcast a play-by-play descrip- tion of the Schenectady Serpents vs. Albany 'Alligators baseball game at 3 P.M. today on station W. D. H. S., which is owned and oper- ated by Elio Battaglia and Warren Wolf. Three rookie players, Ed Winslow, Ted Kursa, and Louis Feulner will be seen in action this afternoon. Winners in the roller skating races held last night at the Palace were Miss Alma Keefer and Miss Mary Marks. Both girls are now eligible to participate in the na- tional races. WANT ADS TRAINED NURSE desires care of special cases. Write to Miss Jean Armstrong, R.D. 6, Schenectady. CLERK wanted for Bronk's shoe Store. -Must have experience. Apply to Mr. 'Melvin Bronk. EXPERT 'MANICURIST for Gladys' Beauty Shop. See Miss Gladys Kappelle. SALESGILRL for part time work. Must have experience in milli- nery. Write, stating qualifica- tions, to Miss Audrey Lee, cfo Audreys' Millinery Mart. X x 7 J .,...f BAND Fronf Row--John Skoda, Drum Major: Vivian Johnsfon, Arlhur Brown, Elfon Burns, Richard Payne, James Anderson, Kennefh Beranek, Belly Sibel, Elsa Tillema, Lois Levey. Flossie Jones, Lawrence LaRoe, Frank Russo, Frank D'Orazio, Roberl Wilson, Alfred Krislofilersen, Milchel Gay, Jack Mafheison, Roberf Tedisco, Roberf Gardner, James Lee, Gerfrude Fowler, Shirley Jean Williams. Second Row-Richard Duell, Beverly Greenwood, Charloffe EvereH's, Shirle Wilkins, Corrine Powles, Eleanor Miller, Lorraine Malo, Gerfrude Miller, Dorolhy Sibell Richard Genfile, Richard LaRoe, William Plaus, James Dry, Donald VanWoear+, Thomas Purcell, Calvin Powles, Arrhur Wesf, Edwin Niedhammer, Charles Hauser. Third Row-Roberf Livingslone, Harry Bellinger, Edwin l-lawkey, George Gould, Charles Frifschler, Roberi' Gasner, Angelo Tommasone, Vicfor Kasper, Nelson Slinger- land, Winlhrop Shoemaker, Arfhur Rockwood, Charles Swarl, James Dry, George Goodrow, Clinfon BrockeH, William Kofz, Chesler Lown, Willard Bryanlr, Fred Shoemaker. Fourfh Row-Wallace Dillinbeck, Raymond Marr, William Graham, Wayne Gasner, Mr. Beningfon, Evereli' Spring, Harold Rieck, Carl Slerba, George Kimball. f' ' W ' ' ORCHESTRA Froni Row-Doris James, Norman Brockeff, Eilene Reynolds, BeHy Esposifo, David Fariello, Johanna Welofh, Angelo Tommasone, Eleanor Miller, Curfis Rodd, Vivian Johnsion, Arfhur Brown, Phylis Becker, Carl Sferba, Peler Sengenberger, Thomas Adamczak, Danfe Scaccia, Herberi Kaewerf, Arnold Blacksfone, Belly Lee Roloideau. Second Row-Corrine Powles, Roberf Livingsfone, William Ko+z, James Anderson, Elfon Burns, Kennefh Beranek, Winfhrop Shoemaker, Rae Mary Kiggins, Ann Leachen, Helen Murray, Dorofhy Sibel, John Skoda, James Lee, Shirley Jean Williams, Charles Friischler, Fred Shoemaker, Harry Bellinger, Arfhur Rockwood. Third Row-Alben' Landa, Donald Van Woearf, George Goodrow, James Dry, Edwin Hawkey, Salvafore Esposilo, Mr. Beningfon, Luigi Colucciello, Richard LaRoe. Thomas Purcell, William Graham, Calvin Powles, Gerirude Fowler. HIGH SCHOOL MIXED CHORUS Fronf Row-Carolyn Relyea, Viola Pulver, Alberfa Beclcering, Irene Ailcins, NeHie Tullner, Alberfa Simlcins, Mr. Beningfon, BeI ry Alden, Josephine Fammiano, Ellen Malloney, Margaref Gibson, Mary Jane Myers, Dorofhy Gefhing, Eloise Spefla. Second Row-Beafrice Belclcering, Agnes Sferba, Flossie Jones, Cleminfine Flory, John WesIcoH, Angelo Tommasone, Waller Szamela, Edwin I-Iawlcey, Roberf Living- sfone, John Skoda, Nelson Slingerland, Hugh Young, Willard Bryant Mary Rocchio, Doris Saunders, BeHy Fox, Francis Jensen. Third Row-Mafilda Slcroclci, Eleanor Borden, Vera Andrews, Ellen Hall, Lorraine Malo, Gerfrude Fowler, Thomas Purcell, Frances Kasowski, William Graham, Lorraine Pangburn, George Goodrow, Alice Kiemierz, Dorolhy Kelleman, Genevieve Rogalslci, Shirley Jenkins, Cafherine Hand, Wilma Gerhauser. SILVER CIRCLE CLUB Presidenl ------- Marlha Wrighl Vice-Presidenl - g- Belh Schullz Secrelary - - - - Mary Marks Treasurer ------- Florence Scheels Firsl Row-Miss Wieneclce, Jeanelle Meyer, Herberla Scoll, Margarel Dellbarn, Alice Slaehle, Mary Marks, Marlha Wrighl, Belh Schullz, Florence Scheels, Kalhleen MacDonald, Audrey Lee, Gladys Della Rocco, June Coons, Miss Veeder. Second Row-Rose Ausl, Jennie Marolla, Aline l-lolaling, Mildred Kemner, Belly LaRoe, Eldilh Wilkins, Marion Weslcoll, Florence Scaccia, Jane Clule, Eleanor Miller. Johanna Welolh, Irene Kasper, Grace Andrews, Alma Keeler, Helene Filzpalriclc. Back Row-Lavina Terry, Anna Hiclcok, Shirley Craig, June Carlson, Gerlrude Kubina, Helen Kovariclc, Pearl Dylong, Winilred Urban, Gladys Kapelle, Belly Riley, Lorraine Pangburn, Rulh Colon, Rosaloell Gauvreau, Elhyl McCann, Dorolhy Gregg, Eslher Pinder. HI-Y CLUB Presidenf - - - - Carl Geores Vice-Presidenf - - Roberf Livingsfone Secrefary - - Ke-nnefh Haines Treasurer - - - Charles Swarl Sergeanf-al-Arms ------ Ted Kursa Firsf Row-William Wege, Wayne Gasner, Irving Diefendorl. lvan Edelfell Kennefh Haines, Carl Geores, Mr. Frederick Arnds, Roberf Livingsfone, Charles Swarl Theodore Kursa, Harry Bellinger, Harry Clarke, Richard LaRoe, Richard Duell. Back Row-Bruno Caldaro, Roberl Trippe, Arnold Blackslone, Henry LaVallee Frederick Tillema, Lugi Frederick Shoemaker, Gerald Blackslone, Norman Diamond Charles Hausser, Jack Andrew, Joseph Lesley, Donald O'Connor, Francis Feulner Lawrence Marshall, John Ellore. W-f' 7 BLUE TRIANGLE CLUB Presidenf ------ Rae Mary Kiggins Vice-Presiclenf - - - Rufh Yoakam Secre+ary - - - Anne Lesclnen Treasurer - - - - - - Harrier Rockwell Firsl Row-Miss Miller. Velma Chase, Beverly Greenwood, Caroline Relyea, Anne Leschen, Ru+l'i Yoakam, Rae Mary Kiggins, Harrier Rockwell, Jean Rowland, Joyce Morgan, Virginia Boiron, Ludwayne Kusic. Belly Jancselc. Miss Griffin. Second Row-Yvonne Edwards, Marjorie Furloeclc, Joyce Flagg, Olive VanPaHen, Gladys Bundy, Marie Goodness. Eleanor Pryba, Regina Feuz. Florence D'Mico, lrene Olconies, Pearl Neulz, Clara Blakeloclc, Margueriie Clarlc, Charlofie Durranf, Josephine Simone, Vivian Jolwnsion. Third Row-Margaref Gregg, Caflwerine Levey, Margo? Maslo, Mary Brady, Rebecca DeLap. Margaref Vedder, Lois Carey, lrene Posson, Grace Guarino, Lois Herbert 4, f, Y ,i ,W As FRENCH CLUB ' Presidenl ------ Rose Sanla Barbara Vice-Presidenl' - - - Pearl Dylong Secrefary - - - Gerfrude Fowler Treasurer -------- Miss l. Hill Firsl Row-Gladys Bundy, Rufh Van Zandf, Velma Chace, Marfha Wrighl, Edna Roberls, Belly Riley, Rose San+a Barbara, Miss Hill, Gerlrude Fowler, Lavina Terry, Mary Mariinelli, Barbara Adams, Yvonne Edwards, Dorofhy Sibel. Second Row-Frances Adsif, Jennie Marolfa, Jean Armsfrong. Shirley Craig, Kalhleen MacDonald, Herberla SCOH, June Carlson, Agnes Navin, Anne Leshane, Grace Guarino, Rae Mary Kiggins, Calherine Levy. Third Row-Lugi Colucciello, Frederick Shoemaker, Donald O'Connor, Carl Geores, Richard Duell, Gerald Blaclcslone, Charles l-lausser, Norman Diamond, Wayne Gasner, Alberl Palri, Wallace l-luslon, Joseph Lesley, William Plause. GERMAN CLUB Presidenl' ------- Caflwerine Basfian Vice-Presidenl - - Alma Keeler Secrefary - - - Olive Van PaHen Treasurer ----- - - Warren Wolf Firsf Row-Miss Andrews, Mildred Kemner, Rose Aus'r, Irving Dielendorl, Alma Keeler, Calherine Basrian, Olive Van Paflen, Warren Wolf, Marguerile Clarke, Marian Wesrcorl, Mrs. Gleason. Back Row-Johanna Welorlw, Arnold Blaclcslone, William Olendorf, Carl Heck- ero'rl'm, Harry Bellinger, Roberr Livingslone, Marie Sfufz. BUSINESS CLUB Presidenf -------- Befh Schuliz Vice Presidenf - - Helene Fifzpafriclc Secre'rary - - - - Mildred Kemner Treasurer ------- Mildred Kemner Firsf Row-Mrs. Morris, Charlofle Ferguson, Norma VanWerlcen, Louise Haigh. CharloHe Durranf, Florence Scheels, Mildred Kemner, Beih Schulfz, Helene Fifzpafriclc, Virginia Bollon, BeHy Riley, Agnes Graham, Gladys Russell, Rebecca DeLap. Miss Bouse. Second Row--Rachel Hiclcolc, Marjorie Furbeclc, Beverly Greenwood, Lois Hib- bard, Marion Siegel, Helen Turnbull, June Coons, Mary Marks, Elizabeih Janscelc, Alice Sfaehle, Virginia Cegelski, Rufh Reynolds, Jeaneffe Meyer, Eleanor Pryba, Jean Rowland. Third Row-Nelson Slingerland, William Wege, Jaclc Andrew, Ru+h Becker, Marjorie Giardinelli, Jeaneffe Vonlc, Marion Reilly, Norma Blayzor, Grace Andrews, Dorofhy Schelle, Marie VanDenburg, Gerfrude Neary, Esfher Pinder, Kennefh Haines, Theodore Kursa, Arfhur Fuez. SWEET BRIA'R CLUB Presidenf ------- Jean Armsfrong Vice-Presideni' - - Harrier Rockwell Secrelary-Treasurer - - - Ca+l1erine Levey From' Row-Miss Chapman, Thelma Clnace, Caroline Relyea, Yvonne Edwards, Caflwerine Levey, Jean Armsfrong, Harrier Rockwell, Joyce Morgan, Rae Mary Kig- gins, Irene O'Kronis, Rebecca DeLap, Miss Graves. Second Row-Mariorie Furbeclc, Joyce Flagg. Olive VanPaHen, Herberla Sco'H, Marina Wriglwf, Ann Leshane, Helen Murray, Virginia Cegelslci, Clare Blakeloclc, Jenny Sfellafo, Mildred Kemner, Alma Keeler, Virginia Lesalc. Back Row-Mary Casale, Rulli Yoakam, Margaref Veclder, Margarel Gregg, June Carlson, LeH'y Jane Palrneler, Virginia Conway. LIBRARY CLUB Presidenf - ----- Eleanor Pryba Secrefary - - Marie Goodness Treasurer - - - - - Velma Chace Firsf Row-Irene Okonies, Doroilwy Sclwelle, Marion Riley, Alice Sraehle, Kallwleen MacDonald, Marie Goodness, Jean Rowland, Miss Welferau, Eleanor Pryba, Velma Clwace, Virginia Bolfon, Gladys Bundy, Barbara Adams, Helen Murray. Second Row-Grace Mirable, Shirley MacDonald, Lucy Moranselle, BeHy Becker, Virginia Waferbury, Ru+l'1 Vogel, Herberfa Scoff, Margaref De'r+barn, Harriel' Rock- well, Mariorie Frederick, Helen Tablewski, Belly LaRoe, Esfher Walfz, Ru+l'1 Yoakam. NEWSPAPER Firsf Row--Miss Andrew, Violef Wyail, Anna Delorenzo, Belly Waylo, Florence Grandy, Helen Tablewslci, June Carlson, Miss Wienecke, Virginia Cegelski, Helene Fifzpairiclc, Virginia Bollon, June Coons, Gladys Della Rocco, Miss Boufon. Second Row-Mary Casale, Frances Aflcins. Jenny MaraH'a, Dorofhy Morro, Herberfa Scolf, Margarel' De++barn, Marfha Wrighf, Mildred Kemner, Jean Arm- sfrong, Shirley Craig, Florence Scheels, BeH'y Navin, Virginia Conway, Frances Aclsif, Rulh Vogel, Georgeffe Daley, Virginia Waferbury. Third Row-Roloerf Gardner, John Kosalcowslci, Carolyn Slurff. Pearl Neufz, Virginia Kozlowski, Anne Leschen, JeanneHe Vonlc, Irene Posson, Doris Frederick, Ellen Applequisr, Rufh Becker, Lois Gifford, May Applequisf, Rebecca DeLap, BeH'y Riley. James Anderson, George Davis. Fourlh Row-Edward Crowningshield. Roberf Livingsione, Willard Bryanf, Warren Wolf, Carl l-leclcerofh, John Nolle, Franlc Valilc, Arihur Rockwood, Marvin Morgansfern, Richard Meyers, Clifford Morganslern. SERVICE CLUB Firsf Row-Beverly Greenwood, CharloH'e Ferguson, BeHye Becker, Alma Keeler, Bessie Farina, Mary Marks, Helen Murry, Joyce Morgan, Carolyn Relyea, Mr. Windsor, Anna De Lorenzo, Anfoineffe Efrore, Rachael Hickok, Dorofhy Furbeck, Gladys Bundy, Gladys Della Rocco, Rosabelle Gauvreau, Marfha Wrighf, Shirley Craig. Second Row--Virginia Cegelski, Gerfrude Kubina, Philomena De Sanfis, 'Belh Schulfz, Bernice Mrozek, Helen Kovaric, Gladys Kapelle, Anna Hickok, Alma Tulloch, Freda Caird, Marion Riley, Dorofhy Schelle, Grace Andrews, Norma Blayzor, Jean Arrnsfrong, Barbara Adams. Third Row-Olive Van Pa'r+en, BeHy Glover, Marie Van Denburg, Aline Hoialing, Jane Suffon, Yvonne Brad+, Margarei' Vedder, Marjorie Frederick, Harrier Rockwell, Rurh Yoakam, Florence Scheels, Louise O'Brien, Agnes Navin, Rebecca DeLap, Elizabefh Janczek, Jeaneffe Meyer, Gladys Russell, Irene O'Konis. Fourfh Row--Richard LaRoe, Roberf Fuller, Richard Genfile, Gordon Lifke, Carl Geores. Richard Duell, David Waddell, Roberf Clark, Floyd Lenf, Ausfin Fuller. V 1 4 VAR-VARIETY CLUB Presidenl' -------- BeH'y Wayfo Vice-Presidenf - - - June Coons Secrefary - '--- Rosabell Gauvreau Treasurer -------- Irene Okonies Firsi Row-Yvonne Morgan, Winifrecl Horion, Marion Allcins, Elizabeih Janscelc, lrene Olconies. June Coons, Miss Chapman, BeHy Wayio, Rosabell Gauvreau. Char- loH'e Ferguson, Helen Dololcoslci, Marjorie Cameron, Frances De Luci, Helen Tablewski. Second Row-Shirley Coulure, Elaine Roberfs, Kalherine Holiman, Beverly Kofz. June Kirschberger, Helen Murray, Dorolhy Gelhing, Calherine Basiian, Mildred Karl, Doris Ferris, BeH'y Jennie, Jennie Ciarallo, Viola McCloud, Jean Furbeclc, Lavina Terry, BeH'y Alden. Back Row-Nellie Tullner, Shirley Couiure, Ilene Scheur, Jane Schroi, Carolyn Slurhf, Jean O'Brian, Rebecca DeLap. Shirley Brady, Viola Tromloley, Eleanor Dillen- loeclc. Olive VanPaHen. Mary Tersigni, Alberia Simplcins, Belly PrimiH, Marie Van Denburg. Beairice Cromme, Shirley MacDonald, Rufh Hammerhan. SE'RVICE CLUB , Firsl' Row--Beverly Greenwood, Charloiie Ferguson, BeH'ye Becker, Alma Keeier, Bessie Farina, Mary Marks, Helen Murry, Joyce Morgan, Carolyn Relyea, Mr. Windsor, Anna De Lorenzo, Anfoineffe Efiore, Rachael Hickok, Dorofhy Furbeck, Gladys Bundy, Gladys Della Rocco, Rosabelle Gauvreau, Marfha Wrigh+, Shirley Craig. Second Row-Virginia Cegelski, Gerirude Kubina, Philomena De Saniis, 'Befh Schulfz, Bernice Mrozek, Helen Kovaric, Gladys Kapelle, Anna Hickok, Alma Tulloch, Freda Caird, Marion Riley, Dorolhy Schelle, Grace Andrews, Norma Blayzor, Jean Armsfrong, Barbara Adams. Third Row-Olive Van PaH'en, BeHy Glover, Marie Van Denburg, Aline Hofaling, Jane SuHon, Yvonne Bradl, Margaref Vedder, Mariorie Frederick, Harrier Rockwell, Rufh Yoakam. Florence Scheels, Louise O'Brien, Agnes Navin, Rebecca DeLap, Elizabeih Janczek, Jeaneffe Meyer, Gladys Russell, Irene O'Konis. Fourih Row-Richard LaRoe, Roberf Fuller, Richard Geniile. Gordon Lifke. Carl Geores, Richard Duell, David Waddell, Roberf Clark, Floyd Lenf, Ausiin Fuller. VAR-VARIETY CLUB Presidenl -------- Belly Waylo Vice-Presiclenl - - - June Coons Secrelary - - Rosabell Gauvreau Treasurer -------- Irene Olconies Firsl Row-Yvonne Morgan, Winilrecl Horlon, Marion Allcins, Elizabelh Janscelc, Irene Olconies, June Coons, Miss Chapman, Belly Waylo, Rosabell Gauvreau, Char- Iolle Ferguson, Helen Doblmoslci, Marjorie Cameron, Frances De Luci, Helen Tablewslci. Second Row-Shirley Coulure, Elaine Roberls, Kalherine Hofman, Beverly Kolz, June Kirschberger, Helen Murray, Dorofhy Gelhing, Calherine Baslian, Mildred Karl, Doris Ferris, Belly Jennie, Jennie Ciarallo. Viola McCloud, Jean Furl:-eclc, Lavina Terry, Belly Alden. Baclc Row-Nellie Tullner, Shirley Coulure, Ilene Scheur, Jane Schrol, Carolyn Slurll, Jean O'Brian, Rebecca Del..ap, Shirley Brady, Viola Trombley, Eleanor Dillen- beclc, Olive Vanpallen, Mary Tersigni, Alberla Simplcins, Belly Primill, Marie Van Denburg, Bealrice Cromme, Shirley MacDonald, Rulh Hammerhan. lf un x xxxlx. XX 4 Z 4 I mnflffzflfffflfllllll Wm www mwx N505 Womufffzllnflfflll I , X xx ' XXXXXX A 'M ,,,f ., - Q-3 - ' ' fir f ' - f W1 Ehmwni 5710113 I SN x wx - Q'YBXx xxx Q xxxxi Q BASKETBALL AND CHEERLEADERS Firsl' Row-George Kazi, Helene Fifzpafriclc, William Evans. Second Row-Frederick Arnds. Guy Barberi, Philo LaGrange, Joseph Manifesfo. Roloerf LeGere, Frederick Tillema, Theodore Kursa, George Malizia, Richard Duell, Jack Andrew, John Fink, coach. Back Row-Rose Ausf, Dorofhy Kursa, Marlha Wright BASKETBALL SCORING Name Name Kursa ,-- Tillema Srnifh ...- - - - LeGere La Grange Duell -- Andrew --- ,U Puchalslci Manifeslo Malizia La Malia SOCCER AND BASEBALL Firsf Row-George Malizia, Edward Jasenslci, Philo LaGrange, Cyril Marr,'John Effore, Roberi LeGere, Richard LaRoe, Joseph Manifeslo, Frederick Tillema, Guy Barbieri, John Fink, Coach. Second Row-Viggo Halversen, George Kazi, Edwin Winslow, Richard Duell, Joseph Terry. Louis Gabrielle, Carl Geores, Jack Andrew, William Evans, Warren Winslow, Slanley Puchalski, Manager. SOCCER SCORES Draper - ...,, I Corinfh .,c,, - - - O ,.., 3 Delanson .,,,, --- O -- 6 Delanson ...... --, O -- 5 Middleburgh --- ,W O S- 2 Middleburgh N- --, O U 2 Fonda ....,,,c -U 2 A , C 2 Walerford ,,.,. S o , I ,.o, -- 3 Walerford ....... -M O Tofal Draper N, --- 24 Opponenls' Tofal no H- 3 0 K i 16395 V L, Complimen+s of ALEX. G. BAXTER 8: SON 40 N. BRANDYWINE AVENUE Esfablished l829 r, , I O TOWN OF ROTTERDAM TowN HALL Vinewood Avenue ScI1enecI'ady, N. Y. Telephone 6-58 I 8 0 JAMES A. RILEY, Supervisor TOWN CLERK TOWN ATTORNEY Pefer Owen Anfhony P. Lucas JUSTICES OF THE PEACE Raymond G. Smi+I1 PauI Fabian Carl Brown Roy HamiI+on SUPT. OF HIGI-IWAYS TOWN ENGINEER Charles Gordon David Mar+in HEALTH OFFICER Dr. A. P. Squire Complimenfs of R. R. BO N D ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE OFfers 'I'o high schoolgracluafes of approved scholasfic sfanding advanced business courses leading fo key posifions in privaie employmeni' and in Civil Service. New illusfraied bullefins give full informafion aboui en'l'rance requiremenfs, courses and acfivifies, and how ABC helps you +o a iob. Wrife - - - NOW - - - 'for your copy, or call al' +he new College Hall, l30 Washingfon Avenue, Albany, New York, for a personal inferview. A School of Higher Business Eclucafion 0 Albany, New Yor You're Facing Your Forfune in Forfy 0 H's your year, class of '4O! May we join Jrhe ranks of Those well-wishers who siand aside io ielr you pass. For you, Jrhis is The beginning. . . Go forward wiih a blessing. Bur olon'Jr-we beg of you-forgei enrirely Those you leave behinol . . . . . VANITY CAMERA STUDIO H. S. Barney Company MILDRED ELLEY PRIVATE BUSINESS SCHOOL EXCLUSIVELY FOR GIRLS The SeIecI' School of I'he Capi+aI Dis+ricI REGISTERED BY NEW YORK STATE BOARD OF REGENTS Trains High School Graduaies for SUCCESS in Business Graduafes Are Helped Io Secure Good Posifions 470 POSITIONS SECURED IN I939 SecreI'ariaI and Business Courses INCLUDING Business MACHINES Training in PersonaIi'ry DeveIopmenI' sewn Fon cATALoe 227-229 Quail S+ree'I, Albany, N. Y. SUMMER SESSION sIar+s JuIy TeIephone 2-Ib94 8 - FALL SESSION sIar'rs Sepfember 3 Here's Good Wishes for Good Old Draper f r o m CHARLES W. TIEMANN Hardware - Sporiing Goods House Furnishing Goods PainI's - Glass - AuI'o SuppIies Radio and EIecI'ricaI Goods TELEPHONE 4-8346 2I I3-2I I7 Broadway Schenec+ady, N. Y. S E A R S Where QUALITY Makes VALUE The Buy-Word o HEADQUARTERS FOR CAMP EQUIPMENT FISHING TACKLE TENNIS - GOLF BICYCLES AUTO ACCESSORIES SEARS. ROEBUCK 81 CO. I66 Erie Boulevard Schenedady, N.Y 4 COMPLIMENTS OF F R E N C H C L U B Draper High School T. J. KING FLORAL SHOP Overhead Crossing - S'I'a+e Sl'ree+ Disfincfive Floral Creafions Carl's Gold Bond Dividends wi+h All Cash Purchases BARNEYS' for Fashion Firsfs GLEASON COMPANY, Inc. MANUFACTURERS Scho.as+ic Jewelry - Class Rings and Pins A+hle+ic Awards - Trophies Commencemenl' lnvi+a'rions 683 Broadway Albany, N.Y. For Those Delicious Double-Dip Ice Cream Cones Don i Forgef +o Sfop al' CONNELLY'S DAIRY :asa HAMBURG sr. Madame Lorraine Fashions For Misses Exclusively a+ T H E C A R L C 0 . 'COMPLIMENTS OF PALMA LUMBER CO. I502 Curry Road FITZPATRICK BROS. Texaco Produc+s and Havoline Oil Cor. Helderberg Ave. and Curry Rd. Phone 6-9352 Scheneclady, N. Y. WALLACE'S A Never Ending Fashion Sfore FASHION is our special'I'y - Home Funeral Parlors GLEASON and BERNARDI The smarf American Woman is inspirafion and luxurious 'fashion a+ a Jay Sfreef price is our hobby. ALWAYS remember ...- ' You can dress +he family be'Her wi+h lessmoneyaf Phone 4-1134 W A L I. A C E ' S PECKHAM WOLF 8: CO. . Complimen+s Lumber - Millwork of Screens - Sform Sash One-Coal' Wall Paini' PARENT-TEACHERS' Roofing - Cabine+S Rare Woods Assocumon , 467 No'H S+. Phone 4-337I l S 4 ri? L Summer days are few in number: All +he resl' are cold and drearg Bul' you can keep warm and cozy Wi+h our coal Ihroughouf 'Ihe year. SPRINGSTED 81 SMITH l359 Broadway Telephone 6-I289 OF COURSE We Sell Ihe Home Comforl' Fuel which is D G H Anfhracife COMPLIMENTS O F POP VAN DERWERKEN'S CONFECTIONERY Complimenfs of QUINT KUGLER'S SERVICE STATION Texaco Produc+s Cor. Broadway and Perry S+. Phone 6-9429 C. S. MOODY Opfomefrisf Eyes Examined and Glasses Fi'r+ed I I5 Broadway lThree Doors 'From S'Ia'I'el Telephone 6-5747 Scheneciady, N. Y GOLDSTOCK'S For Sporfing Goods TENNIS RACQUETS From Dunlop, Bancroff, Hall, Davis, Wrighf 8g Difson, Benfley-Hollywood Sfolcemasfer Cor. Broadway and Franlclin Sfs. A . M A R T I N I D8fH Cone-cleaned Anfhracile Coke - Fuel Oil Telephones: 6-3447 or 6-3448 Summer - Formal - Dress Clofhes Smarf Tailoring OTTAVIANO'S SARTORIAL BAR 277 SI'a+e Sfreef Schenecfady, N. Y. S P E N C E R Business and Secrefarial HIGHLAND NURSERY GARDENS School , KENNETH A. EMPIE A HIGH-CLASS PRIVATE BUSINESS , TRAINING INSTITUTION , E v e r g r e e n s Day ancl Evening Classes o We Do Nof Close 3-5 elen Avenue During Summer Scoha New York PHONE 4-76I9 243 STATE ST. S 1' u d e n 1' L a n e K U G L E R ' S Boncl's S+yle Cenler for . The Graduafe I O N CLOTHES S+a'I'e Sfreel' al' Erie Boulevard Service Sfaiion Alhamonf and California Avenues U TEXACO PRODUCTS Cerlifiecl Lubricafion . Telephone 6-9934 Scheneclacly, N. Y. I E I I I F. J. CARLSON 81 SONS Painl' - Glass - Wallpaper DELIVERY SERVICE 5l5 Slale-4-4700 I006 Crane-6-83 I6 225 Mohawk Ave., Scolia-6-78I8 Pul' Your Savings in a Savings Bank SCHENECTADY SAVINGS BANK Where Clinlon Crosses SI'aI'e C o a I a n d I c e FOR PROMPT SERVICE CALL GEORGE BALLMES COMPLIMENTS OF R. D'AGOSTINO Meals and Groceries IOI7 Irene S+. Telephone 4-96I3 Draper Avenue Phone 4-4824 Marion E. LaRoe, Prop. BEAUTY FOR SALE MARIoN.S We Make Our Own Ice Cream FRESH DAILY A LiH'le Diflerenl' - A Lol' BeH'er The Home of Beller Permanenf Waves and Beauly Cullure of All Kinds I806 Broadway Scheneclady, N. Y. I829 B'0adWaY Dial 6-9754 Rolierdam Men's Republican Club Congralulales Draper's I940 Class and wishes lhem success in fufure endeavors. WILLIAM ELLERS, President SHELDON 8: I'IAI.L lSuccessors Io Alling Rubber Co.I Complefe Sporfs Equipmenl' UP-TO-THE-MINUTE MERCHANDISE TENNIS RACKETS - TENNIS SHOES FISHING TACKLE - BADMINTON SETS BASEBALL EQUIPMENT - HORSESHOES Check Our Prices Before You Buy complamems of Horan. vAN cunusn ul ll IUPUI X95 Ill , v Q x Y fmum Y-W A Symbol of a Na+ional Organizaiion dedicafed fo fhe scienfific con'I'rol of dairy producfs. This seal is your assurance of Finer Ice Cream and Milk complamems of sci-usNEcrAnY num TRANSIT Incorporafed CLARK WITBECK CO. Qualify Hardware Since I870 l940-OUR 70TH ANNIVERSARY Hardware, Machinis'rs and Carpen+ers' Tools Woodworking Equipmeni' G. E. Mazda Lamps, Efc. . Phone 4-4161 4l6-4-I8 Sfafe S+. Schenecfady, N. Y. We Carry a Full Line of Men's Suifs in All Models a+ SI5.00 To 522.50 LINPARK CLOTHES 222 Sfafe Sfreel' Schenecfacly, N. Y. , COMPLIMENTS or E. B. SALISBURY 81 SONS lncorporafed Try a No'H'ingham Sui+ or TopcoaT DAN A. DONAHUE D.A.D.-The Marlc of Quali+y Boy Scoul' and Cub Ou'HiiHers Telephone 4-8l I4 240 S+aTe Sfreef Complimenfs of SCHENECTADY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 267 Sfafe Sfreef Telephone 4-9I84 CLARK 81 McDONALD J E W E L E R S and Diamond Merchanfs 2l5 STATE STREET Hari' - Schaffner - Marx Clofhes VlNlCK'S MEN'S SHOP Clo+hing - Furnishings 5I4 STATE STREET Telephone 4-5098 Schenecfady, N. Y. Good Wood Goods MILLWORK - CURTIS WOODWORK CHLNAMEL PAINTS J. C. Dearsfine Lumber Co. Cafalyn S+. Dial 6-3422 For Those who Enjoy Homecookea Food ' ' T H E H U B ' ' Resfaurani' Duaniesburg, New York COMPLIMENTS OF CREGAN'S All Branches of Beauiy 'Culfure RAE MARIE BEAUTY SHOP Zofos, Bonal' and Realisfic Mefhod of Permanenf Waving 2035 Broadway Schenecfady, N.Y. COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS O F O F MORGENSTERN STAR CANDY CC. G R o c E R Y ,, 2805 Broadway Schenecfady, N.Y. 2759 Broadway Scheneciady, N. Y. A girl boughf a new dress To wear lo leas. She didn? say whom she meanl' lo Tease wirh ii. V Nobody knows exacrly whar 'rhe Theme cenl'er ol fhe New York World's Fair means, buf if looks like a giani billiard ball and a rhree-cornered cue. Perhaps if means lhai civilizarion, in I94O, is sfill behind fhe eighr-ball. V Women sigh for The days when men were men. Men sigh for rhe days when women weren'1'. V A girl is as srrong as her weakesi wink. V You can fell a fairhlul husband by lhe neckries he wears. V Many a man who would walk a rnile for a cigarerfe would noi Turn around Jro flip The ashes info a lray. Bellevue Florisf A. J. GRUPE 81 SON Flowers For All Occasions 486 Arihur S+ree+ Schenecfady, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF THE FACULTY THE BELLEVUE PRESS Producers of Fine Prinfing O I809 BROADWAY Telephonev 4-I l45 1 v M A FFGISTQQEB X 4 Landers GfVan Patten . Heat Headquarters . 2231 HAMBURG STREET PHCNE 6-5021 COMPLIMENTS OF I-larold Armstrong PETER PALMER That Good Gulf Gas 2905 BROADWAY PHONE 6-91437 Compliments of 0'CONNELL'S Serv All Service COR. VISCHER Co- GUILDERLAND