Draper High School - Draperian Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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1942 DRAPERIAN Page Four fr' K ELWNC ROOSE EL K. 1,1 Y I , A tx gg f 5' A'J LNX. :X , 1 ' X. TO FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT PRESIDENT OF OUR UNITED STATES IN THE SINCERE HOPE THAT THOSE INSTITUTIONS FOR WHICH HE STANDS NATIONAL UNITY NATIONAL PREPAREDNESS NATIONAL VICTORY WILL ALWAYS REMAIN WE DEDICATE OUR BOOK DEDICATION BCND STAMPS I NATIONAL UNITY Natuonal unuty desurable at all tumes us umperatuve at present Engaged un thus tutanuc confluct we must exert ourselves to the utmost to preserve our Amerucan vvay of lufe Moral approval us unsuffucuent we must actuvely support the government un thus the supreme effort to defeat totalutaruanusm Our natuonal unuty us too unoperatuve ut must be strengthened and reunforced No longer should we remaun North and South East and West but we should be Ameruca We must destroy all ductatorshups Then and only then wull gov ernmental tyranny and oppressuon cease We have neglected our duty ll democracues have and thus too must cease Polutucal freedom us durectly de pendent upon eternal vugulance Everyone has undubutably noticed that plans are beung made for the post war vvorld Thus us our safest assurance of a more stable world un the future Men and natuons must stop theur polutucal unheavals lt us fervently to be hoped that unduvudual lubertues wull be permanently safe guarded un the post war world In thus vvar the emphasus us beung placed on an unternatuonal organuzatuon more powerful than the League of Natuons whuch should pro mote world unuty rather than natuonal unuty World unuty us the udealustuc and obvuous goal of governments In peace tume also natuonal unuty us desurable Only then can a federal admunustratuon act as a unut wuth the support of the people A really Unuted States could do vurtually anythung of worth We must work for peace Our best guarantee of peace us an overvvhelmungly decusuve vuctory over the Axus Natuonal unuty us the test of a natuon s abuluty to govern utself If a country of such suze as the Unuted States wuth uts conglomeratuon of peoples undustrues and clumates can conform utself unto one sungle solud unut then any socual reform can be leguslated Unuty us prumaruly a oneness of purpose a fuxuty of mund and a deter munatuon to follow the precept one for all and all for one lt us the desure to conform wuth all others an an attempt to create a compact satusfactory to all partues concerned MARVIN M MORCENSTERN Edutor un Chief 1942 Draperuan Page Seven Page Eught AMERICAN The people who make up our C-reat Natuon have recently emugrated or are descendants from forebearers who luved un nearly every part of the world The force that unutes them us common :deals and common objectuves The fact that nearly all Amerlcans left theur former homes and em barked upon a new voyage of llfe nn a strange land to agaln bulld fraendshup ns convuncung evldence that the freedom Ameruca offers was their Concep tuon of a full llfe for themselves and theur chnldren The objectnves of our people are slmular and can only be attalned by unuty of thought and actton therefore an Amerlcan ns a person of any race or creed who belleves nn freedom of the lndlvldual to the extent of equal oppor tunlty for all EARL B ZIMMER Superlntendent of Schools f v The first thought in our minds today is how we can best serve our coun try We in the United States are determined that our democracy shall not degenerate into a totalitarian form We believe that our government can exist and defend itself without its citizens losing freedom of thought or action In order to be effective in our efforts we must work together we must have unity We intend that this shall occur through voluntary and not en forced action Unity alone is not enough to make our efforts successful It is work through education The higher institutions of learning realizing the need for speed in production have condensed their courses by eliminating vacations Each graduate should continue his or her education as far as pos sible not only for individual benefit but also for the increased effectiveness that will result from further training l congratulate the Class of I9-42 I hope that success in meeting the requirements of high school graduation will lead all of you to further success in solving the many problems of life which await you HOWARD E BAKER the duty as well as the privilege of our citizens to increase their capacity for Page Nine L F 1 1 Page Ten BOARD OF EDUCATION First row: George Sforgess, Howard B, Marks, Hugh Kehoe. Second row Henrv Siffner, Earl B. Zimmer, Raymond MCNab, Edwin Oftman. 67 GPS 09 INYQRN ,f X95 Q, P-N P600 -'-7 CHRISTINE KEITH IOHN MULLEN CLASS DEANS Page Twelve 1 1 0'- OLCAREETIA VEEDER THERESE WEINECKE R ' ,if 1 Q I A ' I4 il-I FAC U LTY like to know him. 30 IANE F. ANDREW X, FREDERICK ARNDS ARTHUR C. English Math and Science BENINCTON Steadfas d The more we know him Music the better we would We're proud of him and our band, too. 5 Z I MYRLE CLARK Girls' Physical Instructor busy. To have her near adds pleasure to our games. C-LADYS CHAPMAN Home Economics She helps to keep us ELIZABETH DOUST Commercial Vivacious. 'iv' 4 IEAN BUCKLAND English Full of life and beauty. ERNEST DUMOND English and Social Studies A friend, tried and true. Page Thirteen FACRU LTY After' IOHN FINK IUNE FOWLER IOSEPH MADELINE C-RAVES Boys Physlcal Englush FRUEHWIRTH Latm and English Instructor Small and sweet lndustrlal Arts A pleasant way to learn shup should be cop grow to handy men ue Ak. MILDRED HALLOCK IVERNA MARION IENSEN PAUL IEPSON Science HARRINC-TON School Nurse Commercral He' Wal' Of feaCl'W 8 'S French and English Sure cure fo all our l-lus classes are full of 9 'l0Y3l9le She makes French 8 ulls and pauns laughter pleasure Page Fourteen Y His clode of sportsman- U With him small boys Latin, ' d. ' I x ' lf . . . r . FACU LTY HELEN IONES English Our play's success was due to her. CLARA F. KATHAN Commercial It's nice to be with her. CHRISTINE KEITH ANNA MAHSIG Mathematics Commercial Our diplomat to pave Sayslittle, means much the way. Rasa ESTHER MILLER MARION MORRIS IOHN MULLEN CHARLOTTE Dean-Math Commercial Math and Science NEILSON Our career problems She wastes no time, her Does his ready wit only French she quickly solves. own or ours. cover a generous na- She's made many ture? friends in a very short time. s ,X iq age Fifteen I FACU LTY ,f ,ff bb.. NORMAN ROWELL RUTH SEAMAN jANET SHEFFIELD OLCAREETIA VEEDER Social Studies and Secretary English Social Studies and History She brightens our of- A pleasing voice, History A true friend. tice. Every day the same. THERESE WIENECKE Science Quick to please. Page Sixteen MARGARET WETTERAU Librarian Always there to help. Q 'Aw jlQX,,-fix MARY WIER ALICE IANE WILBUR URSULA WISIAN Commercial Math and French Secretary Full Qf fun Obliglng EffICISl'1Cy IS l'16f by word 4 ymww Senuor Honor Students Pupils vvlth averages above 90W Arlene Veuth Frances Adsrt Valedlctorlan Salutatorlan Marvin Morgenstern Page E ghteen Helen Koza Albert Landa jean O Bruen Irene Posson Donald Schaefer Elunor Dullenbeck I Guy Cuaruno Pupnls vvlth averages above Muldred Prevratrl Alberta Beckerung Louise Burtner Norma Webster Alton Deay Ruth Becker john Weusheut Doris Bryant 85W Lnlluan Stremel Donald Dutcher Harry Hearn Emuly Kowalczyk Dorothy Kelleman Beatrnce Bekkerrng A A ZR B. aah, - ,. ,E D y y ' . .NA Q CLASS OFFICERS L' La EDWARD HOFFMAN PRESIDENT DONALD SCHAEFER NORMA WEBSTER VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY Page Nineteen DORIS ADAMS Shy but trnendly W luke her FRANCES ADSIT N a ta weather lend b an a weather fruend French Club 2 3 Sliver Cnr cle 3 Newspaper Z 3 4 Drapertan Board Lrterary Ed r or i, U CATHERINE BASTIAN She Itves to please Var Varrety 2 German Club 2 Presudent 2 Srher r 3 -4 Busrness Club 4 Vrce Prestdent 4 SBC Prom Commrttee Drapernan Board Crlnd Edl tor Newspaper 3 -1 Page Twenty HOBART BECKER g 3 loo-IN ANDREW Aquuet steady earnest youth Lute wnthout sport s RUTH BECKER no lute A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance B mess Club 3 4 ELLEN APPLEQUIST The same yesterday to day and tomorrow 'JY ALBERTA BECKERING L: e In stature ut who can match her? r -1 Fren Club Band 3 -l Chorus 2 3 Drapertan Bfard jr Prom Commtttec BEATRICE BEKKERING Too agreeable to make a slngle enemy Sliver Clrcle 3 4 Secretary 3 4 French Club 3 4 SEC re ary orus 2 3 Drapersan Board jr Prom Commuftee KENNETH BERANEK l m always at a loss to know how much to belueve of my own stones nd l 2 3 4 Orches V Senlor Play Cast Draperlan Board Sr Ball Commrftee 1 1 Kip J' v EARL BOUGHTON NlcHoLAs aoscm PefSOf1a fv DNS I would rather be Short and shnne than be tall and cast a Shad ow Soccer VIOLA BONK uncle of mind wlfh a ready Smale ver C rcle 4 1 'nav' ELEANOR BORDEN Craclous ID manner Chorus l 2 Buslness Club 3 4 Presldenf4 Sliver Cnr 4 ra per an Board Asst Photog raphy Ed for GEORGE BRADSHAW ut then h efs around ARTHUR BROWN And the nught Shall be fllled wnth musrc hesfra l 2 3 4 Ba Page Twenty one I ! 6 x f oi QI - J 4 f rlrl J Q R j R T T R 5 - A c:'e.'3. 4, S.BC.v. 1 D - Sll l I 3, ' I - ' Ba ,,,, L tra. n v - l l l, 2, 3, 43 Chous, l,.2g R f 31 saef 5, 41 . 5 Ch , , g A ' I I Q5 f E, gr , . Elmira l'H ,Q f' . .gllfaff 'A . :',fY'Q' ' . .Q 'rv fy,-..f,,:. I I I B ' . 1 e g Orc ,,,, 3 nd, ' A ' l, Z, 3, 4: l-lr-Y, 4. Ml DORIS BRYANT Be there a way she wall fm It l ver Clrcle 3 4 Fren u 3 4 r peruan Board Qs .gas gl DANIEL CLIFFORD He goes quletly on hrs way Page Twenty two LOUISE BURTNER Plenty of posse and a wnnnung personality fax? MARIORIE CAMERON Its nlce to be natural when you re natural ly nnce Chorus 2 Var Vanety Z 3 Secretary 3 Rhythm Club 2 3 4 lr Prom Com mntee Slver Cmrcle 3 4 Treasurer 3 Buslness Club 4 SBC 3 4 New per 4 Draperlan Board Sr Play Prompter MARY CASALE Let rne wrnte or let me me N wspaper l 2 3 4 dr rn Chlef 4 SBC Slver Clrcle 3 4 Varuety 2 3 Buslness Club Swimming Cub orus l 2 3 4 Lnbr Club 3 r Prom Commut ee RUTH COLLETT Ready for every but of fun always the same to everyone Snlver Clrcle 4 Var Varlety 4 French Club 3 4 Pres: dent 4 Newspaper 4 Dra perlan Board EDGAR CUMMINGS A qulet person as often audnble RITA CUSACK To be beaututul s a woman 5 fnrst ambl tion French Club 3 4 Secretary 4 SrlverCrrcle 3 4 Treas urer ar Varlety 4 Newspaper 4, Prom Commnttee Sr Play Cast, Sr Ball Commsttee, Draperl an Board Advertlslng Mana ger in rsh' kr .' A I V1 . Q J' J , , X P' f ' ' d '. I Sl . . Q ch ' ' ' Cl b, .41 S.B.C,, gDa- I ' ' ' V df : v Y . -3 l ' 9 --r-, E'- - tor-- ',g...,2,3, 'f 3 g ' , I , 4, i ' , , gVar- 3, 3 . , 3 spal 32 'N X l . . 1 Q - Ch r - r - I 'ary . . zl. '- I' , gl ,T . . 4 .Y Y I, 4, V Y- 'N , . ' lf, Q 'T FRANCES DE LUCA PATSY DELORENZO She has a jolly 'rwnnkle an her eye ALTON DEAY Not a care ln the world rVarnety 2 3 4 A gay and talkative lad Soccer 4 retary 4 Buslness Club 4 IS he C Y HELEN DOBKOWSKA We like her smlle dontyou7 Var Varuety 2 3 4 Treas urer 4 Busmess Club 3 4 Sllver Clrcle 3 4 Draper: an Board ELINOR DILLENBECK Sure proof that not al beautlful g ls a dumb :ver Cnrcle l e Presldent 4 French Club 3 4 Vice Presudent 4 S BC 4 Buslness Club 3 lr Prom Committee S Play Cas Newspaper 3 4 Draperuan Board Asst Llterary Edltor Student Senate ace Presudent DONALD DUTCHER IOSEPH DUNN A boy of qulet ways destmed to a great ,AMES DRY Lnttle sand as soonest future mended A courteous lad wsth Y H Y Pla an ear for muslc Y 3 Page Twenty th ree if HAROLD ETTORE Our number one sports WILLIAM EVANS bero H Y Secre ar Drapu rw Board Sports Edu lwrramurul Basket a Buseball 3 4 Basketball -l Capt DORIS FEUZ A very effrcrernt gurl rs S 9 BEVERLY FLANDERS Page Twenty four v-if an afhlefe he ROBERT FAILING among the best Y 4 Sergeam a Arms 4 Atbletac Assocua r n B Basketball 3 4 Soccer 4 courtesy All doors are open to ROBERT FAULKNER Anyfbmg for a quret H Y 3 4 Vrce Pres: ent e Sweet quref urwassum IH CLEMENTINE FLORY Ob why sbould care botl-mer me? ar Var em ce res dem Pres oem Chcrus 3 'Xlewsoaoer 3 yer F9 s Club J 4 Draper an B aro I Class Secretary lr Pr rw C mm tree Sr Play Car Rb fbrrw Club 3 4 LOUIS GABRIELLE l-le keeps the score If fn ROBERT GASNER Handsome IS as hand some does Hr Y 3 4 French Club 4 ay st H Y y Cast 3 gn-i 1 BETTY GAY The pen IS the tongue of the mind Iyer Clrcle 4 n e resndent 3 Sk: Club S B C 3 Chorus 2 Sc ool e Orfer J Pr m Commlttee AGNES GRAHAM IQSEPH QAZZILLQ Variety IS the very space of Ilfe that gives at Youth comes but once all ,ls flavor nn a Infetarne Y ' an Q-.fi FLORENCE GRANDY L e rs too short o waste GUY GUARINO He gets thungs done by dolng not by talknng about domg Hn Y 3 4 Treasu r French Club 3 4 Pressdenf 4 Photography Club 4 Secretary Treasurer Hu Y Play Cast 3 Sr Play Cast jr Prom Committee Student Senate 4 ETHEL HALLEN BECK Ethel of the coppery har IS known as Red most every where Dancmg Club 3 lr Prom Commnttee Var Varnety 2 3 Sr Ball Committee LOIS HAMELIN I take my pen ln hand Sulver Clrcle 3 4 Newspa r 2 French Club 3 Drapernan Board jr Prom Commnttee Page Twenty fave MABEL ALICE HARPPINGER e may always be de pended on to have a cheery word Lrbrary Club 4 Sulver Cnr c 3 mug HARRY HEARN Not many are as happy as he Photography Club 4 EDWARD HOFFMAN Our able leader Presudent of jr Class Pres: nt of Sr Class Hr Y 4 Presrdent 4 Hu Y P y st 3 S Play Cast Prom Commuttee Draperaan card B eball 2 3 Athletuc Assocuatuon Dance Commrttee 4 WINIFRED HORTON 'e 's ot 'e wifhouf delight. Page Twenty-six ELIZABETH IACQUAY Happiness comes from play not work, Dancing Club. 3' Var- Va- ' y, 2, 33 jr. Prom om- muttee, BEVERLY KATZ You do my eyes a fa- vor. ar-Varuety, l' Snlver ir- CATHERINE HOFMANN A pleasing girl wrth pleasing ways ar Variety Silver xr c 3 DOROTHY KELLEMAN Diligence is the mother of good fortune. Clee Club, l, , , 41Suv Clrcle. 3. l. e y'E-'C IUNE KIRSCHBERCER GEORGE KIMBALL Gerrrlerrrerw prefer blorwds RICHARD KEIFNER A Stout heart makes a Cheerleader 3 4 Sl erCr h h stout f6lIOW 3 4 Bus ness Club WILLIAM KEMNER We luke rs brag rrres C rc est 8 Always a cheery Hel Rhythm Club 4 WILLIAM KOTZ DONALD KOLLATH H S a man Of w words but he kee s I3 RUTH KNAGGS A ffrlenjly lad' W'fh a repeafmg them rren y sms e Acfrons speak louder French Club 3 4 than words EMILY KOWALCZYK Sweet and far she seems to be Cheerleader 4 Bus ness Club 4 S B C 4 Draperlan Board Chorus 2 Rhythm Club 4 Newspaper 2 Page Twenty seven Q I W 5' K ',r ,J X . .9-L I . . 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Q I HELEN KOZA To laugh at thrngs us to conquer them CECELIA Bus n ss Club 3 IAMES LEE A lrttle nonsense now and then us relished by the wusest rnen Draper an Board Page Twenty eught KWIATKOSKI A gurl to do her duty pleasantly Draperlan Board VIRGINIA LESCSAK Petnte and sweet C v C 56 ALBERT LANDA Those who thunk must govern those who o Photography Club 4 O C estra 3 Drapenan Board ll-9 LILLIAN LA VALLEE Always busy but al ways ready to lend a helpung hand Sllver Cnrcle 3 4 Busnness Club 4 Drapernan Board Photography Club 3 Llter ary Club 3 'Ni HENRY LIEDKIE T blond and not bad' Prom Commnttee Dra per an Board Ht Y -4 Ath let C Assocuat on Dance Com mu tee 4 S Play as Student Senate 4 RUTH LOBRECHT It IS good to be busy and ambetuous but be er to smule at your work ver C cle 3 4 rlety 2 3 , 2 Q H LAWRENCE MARSHALL RAYMOND MARK Who does hns best EDNA MALE Books' Tas a dun and does We am mb Who says Inttle does endless strufe RICHARD LYoNs much 3 4 H Y may Nothing ns lmpossnble Dfapefan Boyd to the ambntuous GERTRUDE MILLER RIC'-'Agp MEYERS To know her well rs to luke her better MERRILL METCALF Has personaluty s far Success as has who says little hears much and thmks deeply above par S Iver Circle 4 CLIFFORD MORGENSTERN By our drawings w may reveal our true selves Newspaper I 2 3 Photog raphy Club 3 Page Twenty mne 1 um! 3 Q 3 ,- 1 1 I 1 Q . 4 w, V 5 4, . I ' I . I ly. l I - Hi-Y, , 3 i- Cast, ' ' ' ' 35 I . . , , l 'il i Y' ':lA4'x . - ' 'sw' f, , . ,x l i . A . e i A , . U l - MARVIN MORGENSTERN Our efflcnent edltor Newspaper l 2 Orchestra 3 French Club 3 Draper: an Board Edntor In Chief ,N 9 SHIRLEY MORRIS The game of Infe looks cheerful when one Carnes a treasure In her heart DONALD MYERS Earnest endeavor de serves lust reward Soccer 4 Photography Club 4 Drapernan Board you-m Noun: We understand hls un portant H Y 4 Newspaper 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 ntra mural Basketball 3 Ir V r stty Basketball 4 Page Thnrty , :ar CARRETT O BRIEN A cheery smnle makes lvfe worth while Y34 H.YP1ay IEAN 0 BRIEN Honest labor bears a lovely face Var Varlety 2 Busuness u 3 4 Secretary French Club 3 4 Snlver Cnr cle 3 4 Newspaper 3 -l EDWIN NIEDHAMMER ou can tell what kund of wheels he has nn h head by t e spokes that come out ot hus mouth Band l Cheerleader 4 RUTH OGDEN Her brown eyes hold much wusdom X I . :A , Y ' is h 7 concern for the im- 4 . I-. : . . , ' i - V 3' ' Hl- . . L - Cast, y . 5 . a- 3. 'V Clbi , f' 34: ' EDWARD ORDON Man ns not made to questnon but to adore Cheerleader 4 Sk: Club 4 Rollerskating Club 4 '11 1' lossm oRorALLo Every unch a he man So Cer 3 Golf 3 4 nt a mural Basketball 2 lntra mural Baseball 2 3 PATSY PASQUARELLA The very soul of sports- manship. Baseball, 3, 43 Basketball, 2, 3, 45 Soccer, 3, 4. x DONALD PASSAGE No one knows what he can do till he tries. Photography Club, l. 21 Draperian Board Photography Editor, WILLIAM OSTA To serve ln the best way IS has ambltlon IEAN PARKHURST lvllschlef thou art afoot Sllver Clrcle 3 4 Photog raphy Club 3 4 French u 2 3 4 Sk: Clu Draperuan Board FRANK POSPISIL HENRY pAwK5TT Men of few words are My days pass pleasant- ly away. Golf, 33 Draperlan Board. the best men, Page Thirty-one IRENE POSSON Patlent ever shsrknng never French Club 3 4 Presudent Sr Play Cast Blue I an e 3 4 Newspaper HILDA QUAY She smiled and the world was gay. Draperuan Board Page Thirty-two 9' 4 ROBERT POSSON Some thunk the world IS made for fun and frolnc and so does o MILDRED PREVRATIL Well done or not at all Buslness Club 4 Rol er skating Club 4 VIOLA PULVER No one knows her but to pravse her Newspaper I D r a m a t l c u orus Band 3 4 Cheerleader Class Vnce Press ent Draperran Board Prom Commltlee Silver Clrcle 3 S B C 3 4 Presudent MARION QUICK Solitude is the nurse of UGUST REALE enthusiasm. One of our favorite sportsmen. Hu-Y, 4, Baseball, Z, 3, -43 Soccer, 3, 4, Basketball, 4. ELAINE ROBERTS She makes our games a pleasure, Var-Varrety, 2, 3, 43 Buss! ness Club, 4, SBC, 45 Rhythm Club, 3, 4, Cheer- leader, 3, 4, Secretary, 4. MARY ROCCHIO She goes quietly about her way but accom- plishes much. Var-Variety, 31 Library Club. 33 Chorus, 2, 33 Draperian Board. :ff CURTIS RODD Great thoughts like great deeds need no trumpet. Orchestra, 2, 3, 43 Band, 43 Chorus, 3, 43 Intramural Sottball, 2. 1 3 ALBERTA SIMKINS DONALD SCHAEFER Laugh andthe world Don't rush me, the laughs with YOU' World is young. Var-Variety, 2, Clee Club, l 2 3 4 l-li-Y, 3, 43 Draperian Board, Vice-President of Sr, Class. 7 7 . CAROLYN SLURFF Well done is better than well said. Dramatic Club, lg News- paper, 2, 3, 4, Var-Variety, 2, 3, 41 French Club, 3, 4, Silver Circle, 3, 4, Draperian Boardg lr. Prom Committee: Library Club, 3, 4, Rhythm Club, 3. Q -8 FREDERICK STAY 5551-O SNNA He didn't do much work, but he got de- ALBERT SPAWN Happy-go-lucky, but- sired results, A gentleman makes no noise. Page Thirty-three Q 'N nw ,Q si OHN STEWART A ripple of music an- U I STREMEL swers his delicate i touch' to B S to the Sr, Play Cast, Hi-Y, 4. VIOLA VANDERWERKEN A noble man is led by a womans gentle words. Business Club, 3. 4, lr. Prom Committee, Draperian Board. Page Thirty-four llc sth' ersevering. +in Club, 3, 4, Treasur- er, 4 Prom Committee, Drap rian Board. ARLENE VEITH The fairest garden in her looks and in her mind the wisest books. Silver Circle. 3, 4, SBC., 3. 4, Library Club, 3, 4, Vice- President, 4, Newspaper, 2, 3, 4, French Club, 4, Var- Variety, 4, Rollerskating Club, 4, lr. Prom Commit- tee: Draperian Board. HELEN TABLEWSKI The shortest pleasures are the sweetest. Silver Circle, 3, 43 Librarian Club, 2, 33 Var-Variety, 2, Newspaper, 2, 3, 4, Business Club, 4, Draperian Board. I NETTIE TULLNER A sparkle in her eyes, on her lips a smile. Cerman Club, 2, Business Club, 3, 4, Var-Variety, 3. 4, Clee Club, 2, 3, lr. Prom Committee 3 Rollerskating Club. THELMA VITCH lt's the song you sing and the smile you wear that makes the sunshine every- where. Silver Circle, 3, 4, Business Club. 3, 4. RUTH VOGEL A cheery disposition makes life worth- while. Library Club, 2, Newspaper, 2, 3, 4, Silver Circle, 3, 4, Draperian Board. ln ESTHER WALZ AUSTIN VROOMAN Much murfh and no IEANE1-TE VQNK He always knows hrs Sadness Men have saght wom en mslght BETTY WAYTO One of the best lesson Sliver Circle 4 NORMA WEBSTER Softly speaks and sweetly smiles Busnness Club 3 4 SBC 3 4 Snlver Crce Presdent 3 4 Draperan Board Ir Prom Comm free Sr Class Secretary School Reporter 3 4 VIRGINIA WATERBURY Good humor and fruend Iuness go hand In hand Newspaper 2 3 4 Lbrary u 2 3 4 Crcle 3 4 Var Var ety 4 Drape ran Board IOHN WEISHEIT Hrs mlnd h1s kungdom hus wull hrs law Page Thurty hve ' 1 - ' 'b cub, , f Qsi1wQf'a , , .1 - 6 .1 - I . 1 I I f - Y Q ,,' 'fnf3f42 i ,,g i ly I C LEON BARTLEY DONALD BURKE He lives best who lives gaily. These small trifles will often lead to serious mischief. ELLIS CAMPBELL Always pleasant and polite. IAMES MCINTYRE EUGENE SCOTT l'r's all because of jim. 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Aren t They Cute Page Thirty mne CLASS HISTORY September. l938, found a group of be- wildered freshmen timidly venturing through Draper's halls in search of strange. unheard- of rooms. Although we did not have the opportunity to organize our class or enter clubs. the band, orchestra, and various sports were open to us. By the end of our first term we became accustomed to being called freshies by upper classmen. Our sophomore year brought us new con- fidence. We even ventured to taunt some of the new freshmen, We gave up our child- ish freshmen pranks l?l and even managed to acquire a semblance of dignity talso sub iect for discussionl As sophomores we came out of our shells and began to at tend school dances basketball games plays and other school functions This year gavc us the privilege of ioining clubs Our junior year opened with a bang when we elected class officers Edward Hoffman was elected president Viola Pulver vice president and Clementine Flory secretary Under their able leadership we conducted many sales and other money making activi ties On April 25 we donned our formals and danced the evening away to Frank Flem ings music at our unior Prom The gym decorated to resemble a ship was an at tractive highlight of our prom After the usual last minute cramming to pass our une exams we eagerly looked forward to becoming seniors in the fall September 4l brought us back a really united senior class We Opened our activi ties with the election of officers Edward Hoffman came througn still lead us for a second term Schaefer assisted him as vice Norma Webster as secretary our class functions was the Fall Dance held in the gym swell time dancing to the of Fred Fava champion while Donald president and The first of yearly Senior We all had a super musc Our annual senior play Spring Fever proved a great success as we realized the acting ability of our class It also added some much needed funds to our treasury We followed the play with the sale of Our most important and enioyable func tions are yet to come our senior ball and senior trip These will be closely followed by graduation At present we the Senior Class of l9-42 are concentrating upon our forthcoming ex aminations and the completion of our year book As we leave Draper High School to find a place in the outer world of industry or high er learning we look back with mingled ioy and sadness upon the happy years we ve spent in our Alma Mater l L- T T i W . . . 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K Christmas cards and various noon sales. . 1 W v f - , i an ' g - I t I , e gg , ,, 4 t - Page Forty Most Most Class Best Best Most Most Class Best Best Most Best Class Most Most Popular Boy Popular r Chatterbox Lookung oy Looknng Girl Eftucnent Glrl Effrcrent Boy F nrt Actor Actress Sulent Dancer Glggler Argumentuve Talented Outdoor Grrl Most Indttferent Grrl Athlete Boy Athlete Most Sedate Country Boys Country Gurl Class Most Most Class Most Musrclan Contaglous Courteous Clown Frlendly Boy With a Lune Ctrl Wnth a Lune Book Class Most Class Class Worm Artist Busrnessllke Roller skater Fllrbuster aughter Class Gurl Who Dad Most For Boy Who Drd Most For Class Class Llars Best Dressed Gurl Best Dressed Boy Lrttle Man Curl Most Lrkely To Succeed Boy Most Llkely To Succeed Class Romeo Class lullet Woman Hater Man Hater Night Owl Class Inseparables Class Duplornat Prettrest Dnmples Boy Wlth The Blush Curl Wnth The Blush WHO S WHO EDWARD HOFFMAN BETTY WAYTO MARY CASALE WILLIAM EVANS IUNE KIRSCHBERGER NORMA WEBSTER LAWRENCE MARSHALL ALBERTA BECKERING BOB GASNER IRENE POSSON CAROLYN SLURFF PEGGY HORTON HELEN DOBKOWSKA ED NEIDHAMMER VIOLA PULVER IEAN PARKHURST CLIFFORD MORGENSTERN ETHEL HALLENBECK HAROLD ETTORE VIOLA BONK ALTON DEAY AND LEON BARTLEY MARY ROCCHIO ARTHUR BROWN HELEN KOZA BOB FAILING IOE GAZZILLO DORIS BRYANT FRANCES DE LUCA BOB POSSON ARLENE VEITH MARVIN MORGENSTERN LOIS HAMELIN ELEANOR BORDEN FRED STAY BILL KOTZ LlLLlAN STREMEL EDWARD HOFFMAN SENIORS CLEMENTINE FLORY EARL BOUGHTON ALBERT LANDA FRANCES ADSIT GUY GUARINO MR MULLEN MISS WIENECKE IOE DUNN DOROTHY KELLEMAN ESTHER WALZ PULVER and ED HOFFMAN DONALD SCHAEFER ALBERTA SIMPKINS EDDIE ORDON IEAN O BRIEN I c. 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THE CLASS WILL 6 V736 C1855 .JT l'7'-OL Delft ot SVLJVTG DOCV 3VlG 'Wind Vllq W6 have Vl V tt be known to all that we bequeath the f ll vvlng To lsabel xV6iOlOWSkI we leave Hrlda uav s charmlng smtle Ruth Ogden leaves her graclousness to Evelyn Cough ln ce Ferro lnheruts loe Gazzlllo s foolrshness We leave Ethel l-lallenbeck s flamlng tresses to Beatrlce Wlllman To Butch Pustolka we leave Vlola Bonk s freckles Beatrlce Bekkerlng s natural wavy halr IS left to Mary lane Meyers We leave Donald Myer s self assurance to lrmmy Anderson Ruth Collett s personallty I5 left to Gertrude Pangburn Btll De Graff lnhents Albert Landa s brlght tres ean Parkhurst vvllls her pranks to lean Cameron We leave Kenny Beranek s Independence lu Alvrn Subel The tlfle of class lnseparables lS left to Alex Frescatore and Shlrley We leave Guy Guanno s oratorrcal abllrty to Dante Scaccla To Eleanor Konazevvskl we leave Mabel l-larpplnger s glggllng Agnes Graham leaves her fashlons to Helen Waddell Ed Nledhammer s flashy socks are left to Thomas Adamczak To loyce Dunlavey we leave Wlllram Zuehm s gum chewlng We leave Vlrglnra Lescsak s ambltron to Edath Van Zandt john Nolte leaves Vac Kasper has curls To George Gould we leave Ed Hoffman s executlve abllrty lessle Davns rnherlts Raymond Marr s happy go lucky alr Mildred Prevratll s efflclency us left to Helen Martnn To Eleanor Ellers we leave Dons Adam s cheerfulness And last of all we leave undymg gratltude to all those four years who hav Anders e helped us through the past A Cute Lnttle Sallor Ge X Page Forty one W ' c'f '. g ' M 'f 1 left- cpccf let , - Q f- . 1- ' . ' 1 E A We leave Curtls Rodds mustcal abnllty to Wlmpy Shoemaker. V.: 6. - x L A A f ,L V 1 y r I .fgh l 1 32 ,r Sw r I CLASS PROPHECY My maguc carpet gludes smoothly over the rooftops of Schenectady stops above Draper School and slowly settles to the ground n the schoolyard Wont you joun me on an umagunary trup ten years unto the future? Thus miraculous carpet furst takes us to Wrigley Fueld un Chicago where the Schen ectady All Stars are playing The sport sur pruse of the month occurred when thus team rose from suxth posutuon to furst un a rapud successuon of American league games Theur manager Wull Wun us countung on the splenoud teamwork of Augue Reale B ll Evans Pat Pasquarella Hal Ettore Bart Becker and Bob Posson to keep the team where they belong on top We arrive dur ung the nunth unnung just un tume to see them emerge vuctoruous There are many Draper fans present and they all gather at Beranek and Bartleys after the game to talk over Alton Deay s graduatuon from Cornell wuth hugh honors He also recently walked off wuth the blue rubbon for the largest pump kun ever grown un New York State Ed Hoff man and Hank Luedkue hugh pressure sales men are off un a corner busily layung plans for sellung the Western Gateway Brudge lf they work at thus as hard as they dud cess us easuly understood Guy Cuaruno West Pount graduate us proudly dusplayung the medals he won un the war to Don Schaefer and Albert Landa cartoonusts At thus pount Lulluan Stremel snaps on the raduo and we hear Dorus Bryant Frances Adsut Donald Passage and john Weusheut debatung on the practucabuluty of Prof Marvin Mor ganstern s theory of electrolysis whuch may revolutionize the behavuor of o s solutuon Leaving the hotel we go un search of other Draperutes Whule flyung low over New York Cuty the sound of sweet musuc reaches our ears and peerung below we see what appears to be a play Oh no its a fashuon show' On one sude an elaborately printed sugn bears the words Arrange ments by jean OBruen Elunor Dullenbeck and Catherune Bastuan The latest New York creatuons are beung modeled by Clem entune Flory Marjorue Cameron une Kurschberger Emuly Kowalczyk and Beverly Katz The sweet musuc that we furst heard us beung furnushed by Ordorus Crenaduers featurung Art Brown and his vuolun wuth Buc Marshall at the keyboard In the auduence we recognuze such well known celebrutues as Beverly Flanders dress de sugner Lois Hamelun commercual artust Lul luan La Vallee of the Metropolutan Opera Arlene Veuth author of the current best seller Vurgunua Waterbury foremost chal lenger of Sonja Henue s fugure skatung tutle and Wunufred Horton owner of the Parus L Ecole oe Ia Danse Tume does not allow We are druftung lazuly along when famul uar names on a theater marquee attract our attentuon ln lughts are the words Study Hall un Sprungtume starrung Irene Posson and Robert Casner We buy our tuckets from Donald Kollath and hurry unsude to duscover Danuel Clufford joe Oropallo john Andrew and oe Dunn actung as ushers Upon lookung at our programs we notuce that Eleanor Borden Vuola Vander Werken and Louuse Burtner are un charge of make up and that propertues are beung handled by Harry Hearn Duck Lyons Ray Marr Merrull Metcalf and Bull Kemner john Nolte cele brated for hus lughtung effects really out dud humself thus tume Durung the untermus suon we were entertauned by the tap danc ung of Vu Pulver accompanied by Ruth Vogel and jack Stewart and Beat Bekker ung accorduonusts As we leave we see Betty Cray of the New York Chronicle and Norma Webster of the Tru Cuty Trubune both try ung to untervuew the stars at the same tume For the pause that refreshes our maguc carpet takes us to Cazzullo s soda fountain un San Francusco and we are greeted by Bull Kotz and Henry Pawkett the chuef soda jerlcers They tup us off that the Stars and Stripes rated by the newspapers as the best gurls basketball team un the east wull play tonight Our next and funal stop we make at Park hursts Athletic Club where Betty Wayto Helen Dobkowska Red Hallenbeck Luz jaccjuay and Alberta Beckerung provude the spectators wuth a thrull packed game We shout untul we re hoarse and jump about untul we are so exhausted that we re glad to be able to board our maguc carpet for the homeward journey Thus ends a perfect day spent looking at the destunues of the l942 graduates We sincerely hope that you ve enjoyed ut as much as we have us to stay and so we are off once agaun Page Forty N0 ' A f - A l ' . - soliciting ads for the Draperian, their suc- , V, - A D ' ' ' i n in a j S 1 9- '4 i J Lf IL..- fl 'N. l t f- -- -'F'.... ,Q -li. -n qmw'Wll!llL r,4q '-N. gf 3Wu ,i-U .A ,....3 PA :iv 4 H . , 'V 1 .mmf I - W, L1 ' . 47j' -f 7 fo' , '- , ' W-,1,:Lf,'V, x , . 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Page F What the Bull of Rughts Means to Me As an Amerucan Cutuzen What does the Bull of Rughts mean to me as an Amerucan cutuzen9 lt means a great deal too much to be measured by mere words or phrases but l shall attempt to establush here an udea of uts great value to me and every other Amerucan cutuzen Furst l shall duscuss the provusuons whuch may apply to us durung the present state of war Freedom of speech' lt sounds truly won derful and ut us In no other natuon today do we fund such Iuberty to say what we please We may crutucuze the present admunustra tuon our Presudent the war or any subuect we wush We may argue pro and con not only pro We are free to express any opun uon we may have wuthout facung a concen tratuon camp as a result Thus no doubt us the reason for the outstandung untellugence and broadmundedness of the Amerucan people Freedom of the press corresponds to free dom of speech and the same thungs may be Saud for ut In the war today the news papers are pruntung everythung they possubly can to enlughten the Amerucan people They are lumuted and held un check only by the possubuluty that we mught duvulge secrets to the enemy Thus we owe a lot to thus partucular clause Freedom of assembly also falls un thus category We may assemble at wull to dus cuss any matter under the sun wuthout the tear of beung broken uo and umprusoned by storm troopers or the luke Another amendment of partucular unterest durung war tume states that solduers cannot be quartered un pruvate homes wuthout the consent of the owner unless a specual law prescrubes ut If ut were not for thus clause we mught fund ourselves un that same posu tuon occupued by the colonusts when Englush solduers were forced upon them Our fore fathers paud dearly wuth theur luves to guve us thus pruvulege today Page Forty four Another benefut we reap today us the pro tectuon of a state mulutua Thus guves us added securuty because we have the feelung that un case of unvasuon we have protectuon near home These amendments not only mean a lot today un the war but they also are unduspens able every day and un peace tume One of the most unvaluable pruvuleges granted us by the Bull of Rughts us the pruvul ege to worshup as we please We have not been forced to leave our homes as were the Pulgrums and mugrate to a new strange land un order to obtaun freedom of reluguon In Ameruca can be found churches of all fauths from the many Protestant denomuna tuons to the Buddhust were ever unuustly accused of a crume l could be sure of a faur trual by uury l would know that no excessuve bauls or punushments could be umposed upon me Thus means a great deal for un not every country are cutu zens granted thus rught Thus essay l trust has helped to guve the reader a better conceptuon of what we un Ameruca owe to our Bull of Rughts lt has l hope led us to apprecuate ut a great deal more Arlene Veuth Englush 4A 1 ' l ' ' ' V To me the Bill of Rights means that, if l 4-., f--. ,....-r-.4-'--'W' x .,-Q 'Nl P..--4.4. 'Q D Z Q 2 E 52 :LZ I-if Ing? 451 UQ? b-il .lrg :LIE fri -gg Z3 I-I-122 thi fi if gi EZ IE at ij Q, E3 if go 22 LZL5 Page Forty-five lit neun-gy iii , .., ,HE HRM' ,:. ,iw uv- N. ,.,.., .. lx 1-xveP'v'T, -.Vw ,,,,. , , MW, W. ..,... -.,....... -.1 , .vw-xy, ,,,,..1 - 4 1 W 4 lf , .f-,..E . ,-fpwf,-as. ww.-ep. ww. . -..n-.pn-.... . Page Forty-six STUDENT SENATE -cc A-ul R GIRLS SEN 'U U W fb 'fl O if I an N 1 0 I EIS EIEION O SA 'U N VG FJ 'YI O -1 -v '4 1 Q IN 3' -v S-51 -ist-p. JIJ. ' --v.-Q... on 'wfxw mum.. 4-GWQKWM uw-va lynn-autumn-an ...LW-..... 1 as 3' an RB SEN ' , vb: 4. Q A i '31 gf . '. if : in Q2 4 5 fg , Q 3 NWS? mf- ff -, 50 z, 1 , gf X5 gg S - 4 w 2 A, 5 L , , 5 1 , ' .1 Q, M Q 1, 5 . E , a ,T 3 3 Y S ' x Q 'Z , 2', Q 2 fi . F K f ' .. l V ' P I ' A ' .Q ,, S M ., LJ 's I Page Forty nme Page Fuffy idbdlunsn-. 2. 'YNIMI' H -SWIGW-'QM 1-.- .. .i ...al fi JUN OR G RLS '3- f . .wx , ,,.,,4.,f,, 399' ,li JUN OR BOYS far: Page Fnfty one .f LS GR RE O OM PH O 5 S F'f -46i f'.-'7Z.L.L :n SOPHOMORE BOYS FH FRESHMAN GIRLS ...fm-.AJ 4.,.a4-any if - ' rr wW qnl...4.',. lv- J... 'lp YS O B AN H ES FR 'U an on m '11 S. - -4 I 1 m GRADE TEACHERS IQ Mnnctta Barraciough LaMyra Ahce Ferrus Goodman '-ur Dorothy Heany Vnola Ceraldme Holman Hunt fi, I 1? .1 Ida Mae Harnnlfon Helen Llddle ACU lane Margaru Inna Lucy l'V1cl.enurhan Nmman Pimateer Payne Page Fnfty Sux . gf? 4 ,A Q fi .F -V 1 4 1 -, it I -5 ' I r xi L x , ' ' ' : F'-'ff ' ' A I I, A 2 X ,Q ,yy - 1 gil kg- I Ag m is I 4' w 0 GRADE TEACHERS 'll .2-A , 4 -4.3- Cwurmd lyrw Harrlgr N rma et P vv L R llly Esther urton Helen Scmrmuhorrv Sheldon Suaskrewrcz L.. Q' .Q 'TP' Catherme Mary Helen Sults Sulluvan Sutherland Dallas Rogers A-Q if Harruet Snpperley Gladys Zrckler M,55,nggMafy De,-my Page Fnfty seven F----Q 5 as P li: l l Q..-it Page S ny BLUE TRIANGLE Presndent Gertrude Pangburn Vuce Presvdent Elnzabeth Knggrns Secretary Betty Armstrong Treasurer Ruta Blesser Furst row Angelnne Tersngnn Beverly Gratton Betty Arm strong Gertrude Pangburn Mass Muller Elnzabeth Kugguns Ruta Blesser Eduth Van Zandt Second row Betty Scott Dons Saunders Norma Punchak Shirley Wnlkuns Beverly Glute Betty Lee Robndeau oan Dnllenbeck Eleanor Ellers Anna Santa Barbara Thrrd row Charlotte Tedusco Geraldnne Pasquarelli jean Cameron Gulda Barca Valentune Muller Frances Burgess Dons Mclntyre Melva Fowler Frances Ed wards Shlrley lean Wrllrams Fourth row Gladys Lape Made llne DArnlcO Helen Martin Dorns Frederick Mary DEluslS Dorothy Cethrng Georgva Smrth llltlllff I ,l 3 HH SENIOR HI Y Presudent Edward Hoffman Vnce Presudent Robert Fasllng Secretary Harold Ettore Sergeant at arms Wnllxam Evans Club Reporter Donald Schaefer Sponsor Mr Arnds Flrst row Donald Schaefer C-uy Cuarnno Wtllram Evans Rob ert Fanlung Mr Arnds Edward Hoffman I-larold Ettore Law rence Marshall Second row Wnlluam DeNovro Ellus Camp bell Robert Casner Alton Deay Robert Bonk I-lenry Lnedkue Donald Dutcher oseph Cazzlllo Thurd row Dante Scaccla Robert Stewart Robert Carduner Kurt Zummerman Wm throp Shoemaker oseph Dylong john Stewart Arthur Brown Fourth row james Blackburn ames Anderson john Nolte Wrlluam De-Graff George Could Elton Burns joseph Ko walczyk I I .I ry s I . , I4 Treasurer Guy Cuarino , j 'P . Q i I' . j . . S S 1 I I I Page Sixty one ORCHESTRA ---4.-Q.. g.. ..g.-use-1w U WvMW2 aoiasvvu-rv-ff .-.gn--A o-sauna .--unanfwv surname ...,.u.4.-ww wywuw-. -rx' , nw-., --....-,... :Zaman-yf---+ ----.....-......... N ,W WW, WW ........-.....-..----N -.-.-.......-AMW. ..,.....,.-..-.wr ...Q--v--an un-in-unnssnsw ,-W , WL -:nun-um ww, H, RUS CHO ED MX 'U W ., I '4 Q Qc in-fy ii s Eiilllflliglll SILVER CIRCLE President ...................... Norma Webster Vice-President ............ Elinor Dillenbeck Secretary ........... .... B eatrice Bekkering Treasurer ............... ............. R eta Cusack First row: Arlene Veith, Miss Wienecke. Rita Cusack, Norma Webster, Beatrice Bekkering, Elinor Dillenbeck, Miss Veeder. Clementine Flory, Second row: Alberta Beckering, Viola Bonk, lean Parkhurst, Virginia Waterbury, Ruth Vogel, Viola Pulver, june Kirschberger, Marjorie Cameron. Third row, Catherine Bastian, Lillian La Valle, Thelma Vitch, Helen Tablewski, Beverly Katz, Helen Dobkowska, Fourth row: Eleanor Bora den, Lois Hamelin, lean O'Brien, Doris Bryant, Carolyn Slurff, Mary Casale. Page Sixty-five I I ' 2 1 'R ' el e d 'f',Qll'f7' Ti Page Snxfy s x ' ' E 4 ' 2 v , 1- f lllmr NEWSPAPER STAFF Edltor un Chief Mary Casale Buslness Manager Frances Adslt Flrst row Ruth Halstead Helene Daggett Mrs Fowler Mus Wlenecke Mary Casale Mlss Andrew Frances Adsut Arlene Veutn Vlrglnla Waterbury Second row Carolyn Slurff Loss Hamelnn Catlrmerune Bastnan ean OBruen Elnnor Drllenbeck Ruta Cusack Marne Cabrnelle Madeline Stellato Thlrd row Marjorne Cameron Clementnne Flory Ruth Vogel lean Mes suna Ruth Hauser Ellen Maloney Lorraune Malo Ceorgua Smrtlw Fourth row Betty Thressen Arlene Post Beatrace Wlllman Frances Edwards Harold Hewitt Sally Tablewsku jean Metzler Ann Cook une uay .vc 3 4 ' 1 'Nr' ' , a 1 A, . d l G .K K t H K F' K :lit I ' ' ......,.......,- .. . . 4 Q A I. 'rr'-,P .............. Y' 4' ' . ' - X 1- - , , , . . 5 A4 ,K J , , . . n . ' .... ,QS Qs . l 'V l V . ' V , ' -i 'B' 'll SWEET BRIAR CLUB Presldent Vuola Pulver Vrce President Dons Frederlck Qecretary Helen Waddell Sponsor Mass Craves Fnrst row une Knrschberger Elalne Roberts loyce Dunlavey Emuly Kowalczyk Vxola Pulver Dons Frederuck Helen Wad dell Alberta Beckerung Mass C-raves Second row Vera An drews Charlotte Everetts Eleanor Konazewskr loan Dullen beck Beatnce Belckenng Mary Casale Vnvuan Carlson Crlda Barca Evelyn Coughlnn Phyllis Becker Ellzabeth Kuggnns Frances Del.uca Thurd row Ceorgua Smnth Gertrude Pang burn lvlaryorne Cameron Betty Navnn Ellen Maloney Elunor Dullenbeck Catherlne Bastian Norma Webster Lorraune Malo Fourth row Gladys Lape Edith VanZandt Eleanor Borden Shlrley Brady Dons Bryant Arlene Velth Norma Punchak Page Sllfy seven I Y 4 . N 4'- r E , h -, I I Bl f t W '-lv 1 2 ' '1 ' ij . ' , . '29-' Page S ty e ght FRENCH CLUB Presldent Guy Gaurrno Vace Presrdent Elrnor Drllenbeck Secretary Ruta Cusack Treasurer Gladys Lape Frrst row ohn Westcott lean O Brren Msss Nerlson Gladys Lape Guy Guarrno Elrnor Dullenbeck Mrs Fowler Ruta Cu sack Leon Bartley Second row Eleanor Ellers oan Dnllen beck Charlotte Tedusco lean Parkhurst Georgua Smrth Helen Cary Eleanor Kona ewskr Evelyn Wensley Alberta Becker mg Frances Edwards Thurd row Arthur Rodgers Carolyn Slurtt Shurley ean Wrllrams Wrllram Kot Dorus Bryant Robert Gasner Dons Frederuck Florence Wagoner Beatruce Bekkerrng lohn Nolte Fourth row Begsre Husgen Arlene Verth George Davus 'Vlary D Elusrs R chard Payne Dons Mc Intyre Betty Schubert Anna Santabarbara 5 . 1 y l l . 5 g VAR VARIETY CLUB Presldent Clementlne Flory Secretary Frances De Luca Treasurer Helen Dobkowska Fnrst row Alma Clover Arlene Velth Elanne Roberts Frances De Luca Mrss Chapman Clementnne Flory Helen Dobkowska Laura Mayer Elfnede Mayer Second row Nellne Burgess Bertha Sellsck Vurglnna Waterbury Edna Male Yvonne Mor gan Madellne Stellato lns Palmer Katherune Houston Ruth Cameron Luculle Dnetruch Thlrd row Nettle Tullner Erna Baylass Hilda Tullner Dorothy Dawson Betty Subel Charlotte Atwell Carolyn Slurff Ruta Cusack Vlrglnla Schmnd Page Suxty nine .su A,, N A 1 I I .'B. , . f 'M S Vice-President .....,. L ...... Carolyn Slurff J - 'Eli'- , 3 'Q' 5 bl!', 2 if 1 fztffg . 5 'f1. ' -B' 9 BUSINESS CLUB Presldent Eleanor Borden Vuce Presrdent Catlwerune Bastnan Secretary jean O Brren First row Emlly Kowalczk lune Knrscbberger lean O Brnen Catherrne Bastlan Eleanor Borden Mrs Morris Lvlluan Stre mel Betty Scott Elaine Roberts Second rovv Helen Tablew sk: Pbylxss Becker Evelyn Coughlnn Gulda Barca Frances Burgess Angelina Tersagnn Vnola Vander Werken Anna Santa Barbara Norma Webster Tlmrd row Frances De Luca Mnl dred Prevratul Slmrley Kung Ceraldrne Pasquarella Valentnna lvlrller Beverly Cratton Helen Dobkovvska Clementnne Flory lvlarjone Cameron Fourth row Madelune DAmuco Vrrgunua Russo Lrllran La Vallee Thelma Vrtclw Slmrley Wrlkrns Bev erly Clute Nettle Tullner Dons Saunders Alta Fox f s , , t 3 Treasurer .,..,...........,. ...., , Lillian Stremel LIBRARY CLUB Presndent Arlene Venth Vlce Pressdent Betty Navln Secretary Yolanda Puglnavento Fnrst row Ruta Ernpue ean Metyler Ann Cook une Quay Mable Guthrue Prlsculla Hulett Laverne Eernet Dons Katz Second row Wnnrtred Dlsbro Roberta Mlodleton loan Donnolly Arlene Veuth Mass Wetterau Betty Navun Beverly Gratton Vnrgunna Waterbury Eleanor Konazewsk: Tlmrd row Ruth Halstead Carolyn Slurtt Marllyn Holland janet lolwnston Verna Rey nolds Georgla Smith Eleanor Tunlce Eleanor Van Allen Margaret Gonna Wlnlfred Phullnps Helen Clark Fourth row Betty Tlmessen Eva lane Gregg Dolores Guyan Gwendolyn Plndar Vlrgnnla Schmld Helen Martln june Rob erts Vnrgunua Eyvue Betty Subel Entth rovv Erna Baylnss Ruth Hauser Made lane Stellato Vurglnua Russo Mable Aluce Harpplnger Marne Gabruelle Florence Reusnnger Dons Doorrnan lean Messlna Mussrng Margaret Benner Pruscllla Goodrovv Mary Lescsak Yolanda Puglravento Page Seventy one 0 . U B 4 r Treasurer ..........,................... Beverly Gratton El ?l 5. 2, EQ- tl z E s 1 - -71' . l 3 ,V z xi fi i 3 3 L f ll .S as 9 , wi . W se lg 1, 1 43' T' T , V HE , ,K Page Seventy two SILVER STAR Vlce Pressdent Frances Fnfzpatrlck Secretary Ellen Maloney Treasurer june Roberts Flrst row lane Nlfschke Leona Prrtcnard june Roberts Mass ones Ruth Hauser Mass Buckland Ellen Maloney Florence Slmon losephnne Saglsmbene Second row Mary jane Meyers Flossue jones Lorranne Knuerum Vera An drews Lorraine Malo Patrucna Bedell Margaret Cvbson Madeline Stellato Charlotte Atwell Lucnlle Duefrvch Tnlrd row Vlvuan Carlson Agnes Sferba Ruth Worret Marlon Cuaruno I ' 1 ' il ' 1 ' ' 5 f 1 35 l 5 ' ', 1 .5 ' ' A 1 'fn Y 4 I ' x 5 S' T L President .................................... Ruth Hauser l l fl it ll 11 1' lf i PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB President Norman Searles Vnce President jessle Gauge Sponsor Mass Hallock First row Mary lane Meyers Vnrgmaa Fyvne lessue Gauge Guy Guaruno Mnss Hallock Norman Searles Mutchell Gay Donald Myers Betty Schubert Sec ond row Norman Searles Dorothy Dawson lean Messuna Donald Passage lean Parkhurst Maruan Suska Glmton Brockett Tlmrd row Sylvia Barkusls Harry Hearn Mark Mandervllle Albert Landa Grace Wagoner Page Seventy three l Secretary-Treasurer .................,.. Guy Guarino Page Seventy-four Mala-3-15111454 'wmv -'bs Z7:-A'-. 'L rvvr - ra' 'iflbt 115 CSGROUP HO EECONO 1 V E u l BASKETBALL and CHEERLEADERS Furst row oyce Dunlavey Elaune Roberts Vuola Pulver Second row Edwun quarella Ray Hample Emuly Kowalzyck Harold Hewuft Thurd row ohn Funk Bull De Novuo Ray Cueszynsku Harold Brozyna Bull DeCraH Kurt Zummerman oseph Rudeshuem Mr Arnds Fourth row Rudy Cabruel Dorus Fredrucks Shurley lean Wulluams une Kurschberger Maruorue Mules Lou Cabruel Fursf row Edwun Nuedhammer Bull DeNovuo ohn Smufh Raymond Cueszyn sku Harold Ettore Pat Pasquarella joseph Rudeshuem Pat Delorenzo Harold Hewutt Second row john Funk Malcolm Cermaune Bull Evans Harold Brozyna Bull DeCraff Warren Bundy Donald Myers Duck DeCraff Harry Chase Page Seventy hve 1 A su 5 Q ,Q A .D Z I V , V . A Z . Nuedhammer, Betty Scott, Bob Posson, Harold Ettore. Bill Evans, Pat Pas- , A A 1 L A .I . . . v . . ll 5 . ' . - , l le ll , Page Seventy sux SOCCER The soccer squad had a successful season wunmng fuve games losmg three and one tue The nnexpernenced squad scored eleven goals and a luke by lohn Funk SUMMARY Draper Opponent Totals ll Burnt Hills Waterford Schoharle Corunth Middleburg Altamont Burnt Hvlls Altamont , E ll . 2 number was scored against them by theur opponents The team was coached I , O 2 ' . l ' ..... I . 3 . I . 2 . lfrwn6a if A' Complnments of ALEX C BAXTER 6 SON 40 North Brandywme Avenue Established 1829 Page Eighiy FOR HEALTH AND HAPPINESS U E DAIRY PRDUUCTS :MU or Servnce Phone 4 3121 It 064.01110 J' IU-F 'K I wg,-J., .ago-0 FOR nearly 29 years the owner and founder of this buss ness has trned to turnnsh that type of charter coach trans portatuon whuch has rnade the name WELCOME LINES unexcelled nn thus territory For modern up to date streamlmed equvpment try the WELCOME LINES SCHENECTADY N Y Page Eughly one I I I .I v, I Sc - ,ty ul. rm I I , . . ,, ' 7 . ff :Q . 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T I OWEN OPTICAL COMPANY 1 i I E St. , . , I ' T o T . . of 1 L . t ' I . , a I - ' ' S ' , , . of: - I g I T I of SCHENECTADY LUMBER CO Inc atoga Road at B Cr M C oss g Pho e 6 34I8 LUMBER MILLWORK HARDWARE PAINTS t Schaff e C7 Ma Clothes CLOTHING FURNISHINGS 5I4 State St eet e 4 5098 Schenectady N YOU LL ALWAYS FIND THE YOUNG CROWD AROUND Carl s Iunlor Circle THE CARL CO CLARK WITBECK CO aItyI-Iad SCeI HARDWARE MACHINISTS and CARPENTERS TOOLS WOODWORKINC EQUIPMENT GE MAZDA LAMPS Etc Pho e 4 4I6I 4 6 -II8 State St eet Sche ectady N Compliments SCHENECTADY SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION State St TeIephone 4 QI84 Page E ghty four I Sar . . r ID ' n - N Qu I r ware In 870 I - 0 Har, n r rx ' ' VlNlCK'S MEN'S SHOP T r I - r n , TY. T I, - , . Y. ' of I I . . 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INMAN Page Nmeiy one I T ' n -CIZZ , EOS Lrber feet Alfamzf' - rw a I I I S H V I mort R, O, 2 New I' I I Near rvif- rvoxr I I I o s Com Im of Cafalvn Street DIAI - LIZL , . . Comphments of HOTEL VAN CURLER Comphments IOHN ST IOHN FRLJITS VEGETABLES Comphments PHILS WAYSIDE BARBER SHOP KUGLER S SERVICE STATION A Tam nt and Calnfun 1 PMC TEXACO PRODUCTS CERTIFIED LUBRICATION TL Lphcne 6 993-4 Sch dy LAXVSON OUT BOARD MOTORS cOmpIImem5 of LANDERS and VAN PATTEN P211 Hamburg sneer Phone 6 DIIZI Complumemts of KNOX CAVE Page Ninety fwo I I I1 I, I I I I i II I. I I II II I I I II I Il I I of of A W . - - I I I 27 WW' V W ,,V,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, II I I . II I 'I -I II I . 1 I, , I. II I In ' . I II I I I I I I 'I , -. - II 'I' - ' I ,I ' I II I 3-If HENRY M. MITCHELL CO. 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' '42 I Q I I I .I , I I A ZOCI CI'IrISIcr N -ITLIU I' ESTABLISHED IN I9I7 THE QUICKEST WAY TO PREPARE FOR A GOOD OFFICE POSITION IS TO TAKE A BUSINESS COURSE Gnrls Prepare Now for the Great Demand In Business and Government Defense Work Tram for a Secretarial Posntuon All Busuness Subgecrs Busnness Machlnes Personaluty Development 740 POSITIONS SECURED DURING THE SCHOOL YEAR HIGHEST SALARIES IN YEARS Mlldred Elley Secrefarlal School for Clrls 227 Quanl Streer Corner Hudson Avenue ALBANY NEW YORK Compliments BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSION DISTRICT No 2 Chalrman WILLIAM COLDEN ERNEST ROGERS ALVAH CAMERON REINOLD VOGEL FRANK BURDICK Secretary GEORGE FARR Comphments of FLAX BROS CLEANING TAILORING Compluments of IANET S and LAWRENCE S Cornplements of BEVERLY HOSE COMPANY Page Nlnety four I DUTCHER S ICE CREAM GOOD FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Sharps Corners FICK S ROLLATORIUM THE CAPITAL DISTRICT S LARGEST SKATINC FLOOR Western Avenue Albany Tetephone 8 9097 Phone Albany 2 9818 or Schenectady 3 0472 MAY WE HAVE YOUR NEXT PARTY OR BANQUET9 FONDA S RESTAURANT Where C-ood Fnends Meet WINE DINE DANCE Cuuderland N Y H FONDA Compliments HAROLD ARMSTRONG Dramonds Watches ewelry Srlverware MAURICE B CRAUBART THE jAY STREET IEWELER KODAK 166 jay Street Schenectady N Y COmpltmentS SIDNEY CROMIE SERVICE THAT SATISFIES QUENTIN KUGLER Phone 6 9429 Corner Broadway and Perry Street Schenectady New York THE LEWIS SHOP WEARINC APPAREL FOR WOMEN and MISSES AT POPULAR PRICES 440 State Street Odd Fellows Temple Page Nmety fave Y T - r ' 1 1 of .. - .. 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