Draper High School - Draperian Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)
- Class of 1945
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Mg xfffi 115,59 '45 ' j-' ' ..,'5'j11..jA:i, H! lA i1f',v,,,k f'Ag5-U'-f '..,' A ji, 'j2,ju.y5zrA' staff, 14, -' 'f2'.- -f',a5,fg.'gfg A ' A A .1 ' A. . , A ' A , . ' A , -1 A1594 .egg fT:Q,b.v-.W A ' ,. 1, . . - A A ., 1.re'A'.iaf ..g. A V A. ,.-- - ,,.i-1-.wig-'. iii. 'L' rj' ,frf A . A : .-1.-xv ' . . 'SA Ji .- .1 1 lx-. ,. 1 .1'g.f-Af a x , 1 The DR PEHIA Published by THE SENIOR CLASS C113 DRAPER HIGH SCHOOL SCHENECTADY, NEW YORK edicafiarz Today in far-flung battlefields all over the world, hundreds of Draper alumni are offering their very lives for everything that they, and we, hold dear. Though they are far away from us, they still remain with us, in all our thoughts. ln january of this year, we lost many of our own Senior boys to the Army and Navy. To these, and to all the other boys and girls who once roamed Draper's halls, and are now in the armed forces, with the hope that they will soon be marching home -- we solemnly dedicate this book. ,- X Q tw .., RACIAL TOLERANCE ln a country at war, one sometimes becomes conscious of a common striving among men and women in industry toward an ultimate goal. ln some cases this striving even includes a tolerance towards one's fellow worker. He is respected because of his keenness of mind or his skill, not excluded because of his particular race or creed. lf anything advantageous comes out of war, it is racial tolerance, for this feeling is not only intelligent, but it is also an important part of Christianity, for earthly standards, such as position, wealth, race meant nothing to jesus. Through extensive reading in high school for various subjects, we became acquainted with great men of different races, for example, George Washington Carver, a Negro, and Chinese Madame Chiang Kai-shek. Through our teacher, who realized equality for all is important in a democ- racy, we became, on the most part, open-minded, and consequently, tolerant. When plans for the post-war world are made, old prejudices must be forgotten, for there will be no time for such things while there are the large problems of adjustment to normal conditions to be solved. This plan- ning, in order to be effective, must include teaching tolerance to the young, for the students then will be the lawmakers and citizens later. Their ideas will become custom and law. The superiority of any race over the rest is proved false by the present chaotic condition of the world. The Germans, driven by their fiendish leaders to believe they were super-human, strove to conquer the world. Their failure should be everyone's lesson. Every race has its peculiar char- acteristics, but no one group could ever overpower all the others. After the present struggle is over, all the races of the world must cooperate in order to accomplish the things that may be done in the field of science and medicine. lt is my sincere wish that in that time when distance and hours are shortened so as to make the world seem small indeed and because of inventions our lives are made more useful and more pleasant. people may look over the world and say in their hearts, We are truly all sisters and brothers. RUTH HALSTEAD. Assistant Editor-in-Chief. EARL B. ZIMMER Superintendent of Schools The high school pupils of i945 are very uncertain about the future. The war is still with us and must be brought to a successful conclusion. Reconstruction of a war torn world must follow as surely as day follows the night. The problems will be many and very complicated because of the peculiar abstract human character traits we all possessg therefore, the preparation in education must be increased and improved. Opportunities for the returning service women and men must be varied and sympathetic to fulfill the requirements of individual differences. The world now filled with hate must become a world filled with a feeling of good-will toward all people. This is a very large order to fill, but no other adjustment will justify the sacrifices of service people or assure that civilization will reach higher goals. Peace is a product of kindliness and war a product of hate and evil. Therefore, the average persons must want and deserve peace by their acts and feelings if we are to avoid another world catastrophe. EARL B. ZIMMER, Superintendent. HOWARD E. BAKER Our Principal High school graduates in i945 will have achieved their goal despite many distractions. The needs of the war and indus- try have caused many of your classmates to leave school before graduation. You have been urged to work part time and you have responded. The war has taken your attention from some of the apparently less important phases of your life to the detri- ment of your studies. l congratulate you who finish high school. Yours is a real achievement. The war and conditions resulting from it have caused a considerable drop in nation wide high school enrollment. This means that fewer replacements are available for the professions and skilled trades. Already many professions are feeling the lack of educated and trained personnel. In a very few years this condition will be even more acute. Each high school gradu- ate should take advantage of every opportunity to advance his or her education. The industrial, social, and economic needs of our democracy must be met by today's pupils, properly educated and trained. HOWARD E. BAKER, Principal. O PX STURGESS . GEORGE . ' dent MR Presx Q- E EM MR. HAROLD BURNS x Mr, H. X. REHOE Secrekaw MR. HENRY O, SYYTNER ND MCN MR. RPOIMO My-4x MR. CH ARLES LeGERE PNB MR. EARL B. 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ANNA ALDERSHOFF Silence is golden . . . her homeworlds always done , , . earnest in purpose. .,5' gg.. 5.-ll!! f! ill, 018 Tv' ' s H E M I LY ADAM ec L Millie , , , with her up hairdo . . . gracious. . . gee, those blue eyes, ' Chorus, l, I-ORETTA ABBOTT 2, 3, sliver Circle 2, 3, Busi- Quiet in classes , . . her ness Club 4' clothes always look so nice . . . demure, W-MF' MARILYN ARMSTRONG Have you heard the latest? . . . Dizzy. . .Queenie . .. ROSE ALBANESE Rosie . . , cheerleading , . , flowers in her hair all those clothes . . sincere 9 Silver Circle, 2 3 4 Cheerleading, 3, 4. - bl h . . . M M. IEAN ALSDORF Ef,ff,,',QffeSS'i,,ni,,,aQ',ie,-i . Cho? MARY si.ooncoou lean . . . long nails , . . 3133 142' 35 Silver Circle' Says little, does much calm , . , the ring on her - i - wonder in history middle finger. 0 Chorus, l, hurried. Z, 3, 4, Rollerskating Club, lg Dancing Club, lg Silver Circle, 2, 3, 4, French Club, 3. W' R 8 , A . an , by Y., ELSIE BRAUN Twirling her hair around her finger , , , nice hands , , . gold lights in her hair. -0' MARY BULLIS Tiny . . . cheerleading . . . cute little trick , , , natural charm, ' Chorus, lg Sec- retary, Business Club, 4, Cheerleading, 3, 4, win' NoizMAN snocicm' Norm , , , rattling around in his Ford . , . detention, now and forever, 0 Chorus, DON BREHM l, 2, 3, 43 Boys Clee Club. -Donn A down on the 3, 43 Orchestra, l, 2, 3, 4, farm , , . serious - minded ml-Une ln' . . . actions voice character l llwi lil CALVIN BURTNER, IR. l Cal . . . skating at Hoff- man's , . . sleeping in Eng- lish class , . , the Colonel'. son, ' Hi-Y, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball, 3, 4. G' ,nr EX xg fi' 3 it C . '.:: , iff' -'fs M , Z., it ,J GEORGE CARLSON Blushes . . . basketball , . . he's smooth , . , m-m-m, lookit that boy danceln . . . kinda nice. 0 Chorus, l, 2, 'ti-Y, 3, 4, Basketball, 2, 4 Baseball, 4g Varsity D 1 fs - N 12' ' s li? 3 f - fr. ti - K is 4 A , K 9 1 flu' 5 ,x J' . S, - f 1 - , 'Egg F: , 'fiiii' W HAROLD BROWN The cabbage with Helen . , . White Christmas . . , con- ga on the drums . . . he blushes. ' Chorus, l, 2, 3, 45 Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Photogra- phy Club, 2, 3, Boys Cilee Club, l, 2, 3, 4. ,wy- m,.,N A 3 X 'v-- , s 5 , it i' i I Q I l no ,I IOAN CASE ' That look! . . . curls on her forehead , , , what nails! . . . her Dad's in the U,S.N. 'Library Club, 3, 4, 190 at I wx X 5 , i '. as s.'- E ' HELEN CLARK My daddy's in the Navyl . , . slick chick . . .all her rings . . . bring on the boys! ' Library Club, l, 2, Cho- Wn 1 ROBERT CONRAD 'US' l' 2' 33 lr' prom Com' Bob . . boy with a pur- mittee. BETTY DAWSON pose . . , driving around with Chuck and Bob . . . friendly. 9 l-li-Y 4. PATRICIA CUMMINGS Pat . . . bundle of charms . , . singing on the bus , . . Cold - Tone, always Gold - Tone . . . Midge and ls 0 Chorus, l, 2, Softball, lg Business Club, 4, Draperian Board, Senior Play Make-up Committee, 43 Senior Dance Ticket Committee. 1 Q Wi X x f J ill , iii' ,iii j '44, my N 54' 2 WC., BERENICE DERESKI l-ler long page-boy bob , , , Beanie . . , the way she sweet disposition , , , cute played Millie-LOU , . . Snap- little dimples , , , we all like py cornebacks . . , cute baby- her. ' Chorus, lg Silver Cir- RUTH DELLEHUNT talk. ' CVWOFUS, li FfeSl'lm-Yi cle, 2, it I I- i- Play, lg Business Club, 43 Oh, those go den s uppers Senior play' 4' 020 . . . acrobat deluxe . . . the ring on her third finger, left hand. 0 Chorus, lg Tune ln, 3, Cheerleading, 4. HF Ji? z., EVERARD CUPO Reciting poetry a mile a minute . , . where he is, there is laughter , , . now he's strictly Cl. -14 3 it yy by t is, Q5 ,ii ELEANOR DI DONATO Shy smile . . . she has the nicest clothes . . ,ever-ready to do her share. 0 Bicycle Club, lg Blue Triangle, 2, 3, 4, lnterclub Council, Vice- President, 3, 4, Library Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 31 Chorus, l, 3, 4, Band, 2, 3, 4, Science Club, 3, lunior Play, Senior Ball Committee, Basketball, 4, Newspaper Staff, l, 4. 'E 3. C C. Q -,.... A, ig f ' 5 i , A K :fl 1 lm' 1 ROBERT DI GIROLAMO Skip . . .one ofthe Moon- heads, . . his Lucy. . .with the kids in his jalopy. ' Basketball, 45 Baseball, 3, 45 K. '-1 'Ht x, ' 'lf l llff .K 'W' rl . , eff, 'Q a 25115 , l:g,.1,-'r A-r 4: l'W -521, l v to I 3 D ll! 1 DOROTHY DUTCHER l'll'Y- 4- Dot , , . takes her fun A f' 'IJ' 1 K' RITA EMPIE Three identification brace- lets . . . willowy . . . stately grace . , , the way she smiles, ' Dancing Club, l5 Library Club, 2, 35 Silver Circle, 3, 45 Business, 4. 'BO' where it can be found . , . her days are full of laughter , , , happy-go-lucky, 0 Cho- rus, 2, 3, 45 Play Commit- tee, 3, 'X RICHARD FAIRCHILD Dick . . . Yon Cassius has a lean look , . , he's al- ways ready to help, 0 Cho- rus, l, Z, 3, 45 Boys Clee Club, I, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y, 3, 4. lusafaugng HELEN EATON Oh, those eyesl , . , snow- bound in Mariaville , , singing The Lord's Prayer. 0 Chorus, 2, 3, 45 Science Club, President, 35 Silver Circle, 3, 45 lr, Prom Com- mittee, 35 Girls Clee Club, 45 Draperian Staff, FRANCES FIDLER Effie . . . with my head in the clouds . , , it's fun to laugh . . . amiable. 0 Cho- rus, 3, 45 Senior Play. 2 'Z ,,, 4 5 V R dh 1513-1 L M FRED EDWARDS Don't bother me, l'm tired . . , his moustache . . . he'll get it done, eventually , , . maybe he just pretends, ' Chorus, l, Z, 3, 45 Bicycle Club, l5 Tur1e ln, 25 Boys Clee Club, 3, 4. ,. . .' nh l , V5 5 - the . RAYMOND FLETCHER Ray fights for his rights . . . knowledge is power , .. great sense of humor. . . the way he grins. 0 Chorus, l 5 Student Senate, l, 25 Hi-Y, Vice-President 3, President 45 l-li-Y Play, 35 Co-ed Council, 45 Draperian Staff. 210 . as , x I i Q , sg, HELEN FURBECK Farmerette , . . blue orchids bloom only in her eyes . . . Saturday nights at Pat's 0 Chorus, I, 2, 31 IUHIOI' Play Committee, Senior Play Com- mittee. ml :ill-l e . fha RUDY GABRIELLE Rudy . . . a little on the solid side . . . never a dull moment , , . pleasant smile, 9 Chorus lg Manager, lun- ior Varsity and Varsity Bas- ketball, Intramural Basket- ball, I, 2, 3, Intramural Softball, I, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y, 43 Manager, Varsity Baseball, 3. SYLVIA CADE Sylvy . . . because you're you . . . slim and graceful . . . mellow voice . . . little touch of Texas. 0 Chorus, I, 2, 33 Silver Circle, 23 President 35 Inter Club Council, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, French Club, 33 News- paper Staff, Draperian Board. QA! x -K O , U4 'kj s . g ...,,, . g . , 1 gl 1.-'ass -' . ,.. .,.. 1 M s.., RQ III W E, f, ni LOTTIE cAuvREAu ALMA ci.oveR Week-ends in Canada . , . ln Horses ale he' D3SS'0n - - she gets around . . . mY men , , , l'amour, toujours I'amour. ' Dancing Club, li Rollerskating Club, I1 Silver Circle, 2, 31 N9W5PaI99 Staff, 4. forget-me-not eyes . slacks 0 Tune In. EN ESS GALLUCCI Statuesque . . . that band- box look . . . she wears a diamond . . . always there with a joke. ' Rollerskating Club, lg Dancing Club, lg Silver Circle, 3, 4. fn'-a 2 5 LOUIS GIRARD ' EVA IANE CREGC Swing your partner , . . Lovely lady . , . farmerette Ellen has his heart , , i keeps . . . graciousness , , . always to himself in Class , , . neat. ' Library Club, I, 2, smokes a pipe. 5 O0 6 Q3 022 3, 4. 1 ,,, t I MARIORIE GRUPE Clitter and glamour . . . so- phisticated . . . personality plus . , . Remember Tune In. 0 Chorus, l g Silver Cir- cle, 2, 3g Cheerleading, I, 2, 3g lr. Prom Committeeg Dra- perian Board. ,O 'lp' ,Q 2' llg If' , wi, 'iw- 44' .in n ,, ' X ,im Q V, M-VA., f 1. fi' K 1 MABEL GUTHRIE Oh, those dimples! . . . O-o-o,-h lohnniel . . . ap- pealing manner. 0 Chorus, l, 3, 4g Library Club, l, 2, 33 Silver Circle, 2, 3, 4g jr. Prom Committee, 3g Draper- ian Staff, 4g Senior Play, r -O- IAMES HIBBERD Huck . . . oh, that wavy hair! . , , why look so wor- ried? . . , boyish grin . . . playing cards in 209. ' Chorus, lg Band, l, 2, 35 Varsity Basketball, 4g Var- sity Baseball, 3, 4g Hi-Y, 4g Intramural Softball, l, 2, 3, 4g Intramural Basketball, l, 23 Varsity D Club, 4g Or- chestra, 2. C0 DORIS IAMES A winning way . . . so neat! ...her white coat ...a whiz in math. 'I RUTH HALSTEAD Deep voice . . . Why did Ray go away? . , , efficien- cy personified . . . glories in Math. 0 Library Club, l, 2, Debating Club, 2g Silver Cir- cle, 2, 3g Band, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra, l, 2, 3, 4g Cho- rus, l, 2, 33 Co-chairman, lr. Prom Committeeg Ass't Editor-in-Chief of Draperian. IOHN IURCZYNSKI Yonick . . . basketball star . . . hosse during noonhour . . . in Miss Veeder's history class . . , that smile. 0 ln- tramural Basketball, lg ln- tramural Softball, lg Varsity Basketball, 2, 3, 4g Varsity Baseball, 3g Hi-Y, 3, 4, Ser- geant-at-Arms, 3g President of Senior Classg Varsity D Clubf Secretary 4. -?:. - ESTHER HART Smooth little blonde . . . al- ways the same , , , Rita and l . '. . she wears a pair of silver wings. 0 Rollerskating Club, lg Dancing Club, lg' Silver Circle, 3, 43 Business Club. f' . i I ' g N 1 '. gg 4 Q 3 ng' A Q Q g ' v NN 2 4 has J HAROLD KAPELLE Flashy ties and socks . . . a little bit temperamental , , . sideburns . . . Stormy Weather on the trombone. 0 Band, l, 22 3, 4g Orches- tra, l, 2, 3, 4g Chorus, l, 2, 3, 4g Boys Clee Club, 3, 4g Tune In, Freshman Play, Sophomore Play, junior Play, Senior Playg Intramural Soft- ball, 3g President, Bicycle Club, lg Photography Club, 3g Newspaper, 4g lr. Prom Committeeg Senior Ball Com- mitteeg Draperian Staff. 230 , K HELEN KLIMOWICZ lntriguing laugh . . , a heart that's true . . . her Iohnny. 0 Bicycle Club, lg Chorus, l, 2, 3. I e' '2 'MW XP, CHARLES LEADERACH Chuck . . . those dimples . . . quiet manner . . . he likes to tease. ' Hi-Y, 3, 4, Hi-Y Play, 3. ' 7s 024 MABEL KRICK Little spitfire . . . cracking her gum in study hall . . . giggling with Dot or Eleanor. ' Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Silver Circle Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Cur- rent Events Club, 2, Business Club, 4, Intramural Basket- ball, 4, Bicycle Club, l. ii' GEORGE W. LAM B Oh, his chemistry experi- ments . . . the only boy with a hat . . . always ready to help, 0 lunior Red Cross Council, 4, Senio? Play Com- mittee. FRANK LeCERE Weiner . . . never change . . . silly questions in Miss lones's English class.. .he'll get by. 9 Chorus, lg l-li-Y, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4, Hi-Y Play, 3, Varsity D Club, President 4, Baseball, l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Softball, I, 2, 32 4, Draperian Board, Newspaper, 4. MARIE LEININGER Lovely auburn hair ., twinkling brown eyes . . . lf l were in the Army-. - 'Wx Taft i ' l 4' . cb Q X 2 W? f fi ' ta se Lakai X Ps it E as i , .-, V N v'-- Lf' Q- 1 , 5, , fg.Mff is .. ' i H fgaii Sit ws X Q of -NF . -:slam wi f i f ::.,,afg,, S .Mg 'file tab, k F- . 3X',-guys' 95 . A , CINO LA MARCA Curly hair , . . give me the ivories . . . for me and my gal . . . the way he laughs . . . one of the best. 0 Cho- rus, l, 2, 4, Chairman, lun- ior Play Committee, Basket- ball, I, 2, 3, Senior Play: Newspaper, 4, Boys Clee Club, 4, Senior Ball Com- mittee, Hi-Y, Chaplain, 4, Draperian Staff, ViCe-Presi- dent, Senior Class. Q, . s W' C 4' I N 4 . ,gi N , tt MARY T. LESCSAK Always ready to help . . working for the nurse . . Natty's best customer, 0 Library Club, l, 2, 3, junior Red Cross Council, 4. iv EILEEN LIVINCSTON Tall and slender . . . roller- skates at Ken's . . . unrut- fled and pleasant, 0 Chorus, 2. . ,',,,e.'-'I 2 . C CHARLES LOEBER Chuck , . . long legs , , , prejudiced against women . . , working al the Army Depot. 9 Clee Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus, l, 2, 3, 4, Dra- perian Board, 4. W' ae PAULINE MAHAR Tiny . . . her long, black hair , . , l've got to go skating tonight . . . nice to know. X VIRTUE MALE Cert . . . star bright . . . oh, piffle . . . a world of wisdom in her thoughts , . , hair as black as ink. ' 'Cho- rus, l, 3, Silver Circle, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Vice-Presi- dent 35 French Club, 3, Pres- ident 3, junior Play, 3, Sen- ior Play Committee, 4, Dra- perian Board. LOUIS LUPI That dancing technique . . . . . . wavy black hair , . . gal- lant , , , he's wearing khaki now. S LS. si! a?t,gA I .ff A ii L VIRGINIA MARTINELLI Soft-spoken . . . sedate . . . so many clothes . , , sunny disposition . . . her plastic pocketbooks, ' Silver Circle, 2, 3, 4. pf RAYMOND MCDONOUGH Ray . . . politician , , . girls, look at those beautiful eyelashes . . . not bad . . . he's in the Navy now, ' Basketball, l, 2, Hi-Y, 3, 4, President 4. US ,A 1, is i BETTY I. MERENBERG Working in Mr. Baker's of- fice . . , Don't mind me . . . the hurried way she talks . . . curly black hair. ' Chorus, 2, Business Club, 4. 250 Y Q I .. C' lf 5 .Q 5 IEAN Mnzun Hair like spun silk.. . lsn't that right, Harold? . . . lush is the word. 0 Cho- rus, l, 2, Silver Circle, 2, 3, 4, Library Club, 2, junior Red Cross Council, 4, News- paper Club, 2. 'Y' -I li Fifi 'Af . 27' ' WT? 'Y DOROTHY MYCEK Dot . . . the roses that bloom in her cheeks . . . hails from Mariaville. 026 ROBERTA MIDDLETON Bobbie . . , those smoky eyes . . . wearing her broth- er's jackets . . . her luscious tan . . . cute kid. ' Chorus, l, 2, Library Club, lg Busi- ness Club, 2, Swimming Club, 2. mai r l CHARLES MILLER Chuck . . . the coal man . . . his smile grows on you .., Otf we go- 0 Hi-Y, 4, Senior Play Committee, Draperian Staff. K H ,k yy? -.if K Z SHIRLEY NEWELL New, but nice , . . from Roselleville . . . the way she does her hair . . . unobtru- sive. IANE NITSCHKE Small, but definitely . . . whiz on the basketball court . . . eager to please. ' Li- brary Club, 2, 3, Chorus, 2, Tri-Hi Club, 2, 3, Roller- skating Club, 2, In 1 I 5' I 1 0 . I , 'Al.i' 1. 56 i' J 9 . 1 ' W c - ff ' QF i . I . , T THELMA MORRISON He's my guy . . . up home . . . the Captain said , . . the way she prints . . . good kid. 0 Band, 2, 3, 45 Cho- rus, 3, 4, june Mad, Tune In , Silver Circle, 3, 43 Newspaper, 43 junior Prom Committee: Draperian Board, Senior Ball Commit- tee, 4. A BETTY O'MALLEY My Wild Irish Rose . . live-wire , . , now she's here now she isn't. ' Chorus, l 2, Silver Circle, 2, 3, 4 Business Club. EUNICE OSTA She's got her eyes on the basket . . , just as you are she's true blue. ' Rhythm Club, I, 2, Intra- mural Basketball, I, 2, 3, Intramural Baseball, I, 2, 3. is ' , , lg, Wfhsx lx I ,N . ,I 4 Va IOHN PEEK I met her on Monday . . . blond. . .mistletoe at Christ- mastime . . , why should he worry? 9 Hi-Y, 3, 4, N0 S IDS THELMA PANGBURN Sweet and lovely . . , I've gotta catch a bus . . . Clark CabIe's her dream man . , . different, but, oh, so nice. 0 Chorus, 33 Orchestra, I, 2, 4, Silver Circle, 2, 3, 4. Vice-President 4, Senior Play, Newspaper, 45 Secre- tary of Senior Class, Dra- perian Staff. ALICE POTERALSKI Soft-voiced . . . her satiny blouses . . . always with Ele- anor , , , girl with The ties. 0 Bicycle Club, Ig Blue Tri- angle, 2, 3, 4, Science Club Secretary, 3, Library Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus, I, 33 Newspaper Staff, I, 4, jun- ior Playg Senior Ball Com- mittee, Basketball, 41 lx :' fi., . .-f , . I- ' FRANCES PAQUIN Frannie ., . such nice hair cute remarks . , . really swell, 9 Roller- skating Club, Ig Chorus, I, 2, 35 Silver Circle, I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Business Club, 3, 4, Vice-President, Senior Play Committee, Dra- perian Board. J ai RITA POTPINKA Blondie . . . working at the post office . . . so at- tractive . . . smiling through. 0 Dancing Club, Ig Chorus, I, 2, Band, I, 2, 31 Silver Circle, 3, 4. T . in si-Qt -1'l' C IUNE QUAY Her smile gives you a lift . . . dimples . . . neat as a pin . . . her little trumpet. 9 Chorus, I, 2, Library Club, 2, Silver Circle, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Newspaper Club, 2, President, junior Red Cross Council. DORIS REISINGER Iitterbugging with Anna . . . loyal . . . toting her records to Silver Circle parties . , . to know her is to like her. ' Rhythm Club, lg Library Club, lg Chorus, I, 2, 3: Business Club, 4, Silver Cir- cle Club, 3, 4, 270 'X 4 Ms . Y ,S X FLORENCE REISINCER Chick , . . her heart be- longs to Ray . , , her sweat- ers look so nice . . . easy on the eyes . . , her fraternity pin, 9 Library Club, l, Sil- ver Circle, l, 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 3, 4, Business Club, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Band, 3, Secretary, Iunior Class, lun- ior Play, lunior Prom Com- mittee, Draperian Board. Q,-, fs- X . ,l ANN ROBERT Her crowning glory , , . Penny in Senior Play . . . the cute way she sings . . , lovely to look at. 9 Rollerskating Club, l, Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, 2, 3, 4, Chorus, 2, 3, Business Club, President 3, 4, Silver Circle, l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Ball Committee, Senior Play, Cheerleading, 3, 4. 028 ki, ig, ,A 7 5 F .s -,UQ 'LM-fi . , , Yi 35.3 , W .- ss' igix, 'i ,. ,Q 1: - - T3 L ft., 9 4' I Q33 K-523.32 91-,, 3 J-1. t 1 as , 'ff '-1'-1 ,, Qi-,Q ROBERT REISINCER Bob . . . pencil-slim . . . me and my clarinet . . . those sweaters . , . working at the GE. 9 Band, l, 2,- 3, 4, Orchestra, l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 3, 4, i-ii-Y Advf. com- mittee, Senior Play Stage Crew. VT' PATSY ROCCH IO l-lunting's his hobby . .. coming in late from Maria- ville . . . brown eyes . . . woman-hater . . . I want to be a first-class hobo. 9 Senior l-li-Y, fi ANNA REYDA A laugh like magic bells. . . little bit of heaven , . . de- pendable . . , so nice. 9 Sil- ver Circle, l, 2, 3, 4, Pres- ident 4, Chorus, 3, Tune ln , lnterclub Council, 2, 3, 4. xA, XXI ' rx ,, 3 ,i ALLAN ROCKEFELLER Blond waves . .. arguing with Miss Miller . . . Don't Fence Me ln in assembly. 9 Science Club, Vice-Presi- dent 2, Intramural Softball, 2, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Chorus, 4, Draperian Staff. nina. iuFI!lID!!!'l VERNA REYNOLDS Always smiling , , , rgller- skating at Hoffman's , . . bewildered by it all, 9 Cho- rus, l , Library Club, l, 2, 3, Silver Circle, l, 2, 3, 4, gf ROBERT ROCKEFELLER Bob . . . with my banjo on my knee always spouting Cierman , . . Betty and l. 9 Boys Clee Club, l , Newspaper, 2, Chorus, 4, Draperian Board in c NX... 4. if . noomco Roomco , I MORRIS SAFFORD Rod . . . Yike, those nes! ' Q Moe . . . Square-dancing I . . . snappy footwear , , . at Pat's . . . always ready to pooghpfk 'n h' Ock f I I , do a favor . . .a little on the hevs hgppsjl 'S D e SHIRLEY IEAN ROLFE Serious Side. STANLEY SAMATULSKI Week-ends at the Rolla- Sam . . . cowboying around torium . . . fiery , I ' Did I I in his Ford . . . country-boy you ever hear anything like ,X ' . . , talking about baseball. it? 0 Chorus, l, 2, 3, 4: 0 Hi-Y, 4. I ROBERT W. SCHAEFER Bob . , . the little pipe in his pocket . . . Quiz Kid . , , knows what he's doing . . . does more than his share. 0 Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, l, 2, 3, 4, Cho- rus, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 3, Secre- tary 4, Senior Play, junior Prom Committee, Chairman, Photography Club, 2, 3. Silver Circle, Secretary 2, 3, 4, Business Club 4. ,. 'Q , , s ' V +2 w F MARIORIE SCHEELS Midge . . . oodles of fun . . . hounding the Seniors for film . . , she has so many sweaters . . . my Bill. 0 Chorus, l , Business Club, 4, Draperian Board. ix 'Q'- ARLENE SHUBERT Quiet . . . cowboy music . . . high pompadours . . . a flare for fiction, 9 'Rx ffl S' '- l X IEANETTE SITTNER Going to State , . . always does her best . . . Stardust gets her . . . Christmas cards, 0 Silver Circle, 2, 3, 4: French Club, Vice-President, 3, Chorus, l, 2, 3, lnterclub Council, 4, Senior Play Com- mittee, Draperian Board, junior Play, 3. it N lx 290 RAYMOND SKODA Ray . . . his magic saxo- phone . . . kind of sentimen- tal . . . the Coca-Cola carn- paign . . . Anchors Aweighf' 0 Chorus, l, 23 Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Drum Major, 2, 3, 41 Orchestra, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y, 3, 43 President, junior Class, Boys Glee Club, Editor-in- Chief of Draperian. .v A1 ,fl av' .-UTS - f .F X MARILYN STRUY5 l've got my eye on you , . . mimeographing for the teachers . . . efficiency plus . . . artist in the making, 0 Chorus, l, 2, 33 Silver Cir- cle, Z, 3, 43 Senior Ball Committee, Business Club, 4, Draperian Board. H95 030 as-' JG' ELAINE SMITH Reigns at the rink . . . her smile brings sunshine . . . kinda sweet. 0 Chorus, 23 Business Club, Vice - Presi- dent 4, Cheerleading, 4. ELSA TILLEMA Blushes . . . her silver-toned flute . . . 'Cherry-Ripe . . . she wins our admiration. ' Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, l, 2, 3, 45 Blue Triangle, Treasurer, 2, 3, 4, French W ,iw - f' ,ei ,ii-. X 'ri' . f 4 ,'i121-Qisgigi IOHN SMITH Smitty . , . a grin rharll floor you . . . his Norwegian sweater . . . l'vlrs. Murphy, l'm here! 0 Soccer, lg ln- tramural Basketball, lg In- tramural Softball, 2, 33 Var- sity Baseball, I, 2, 3, 43 Varsity D -Club, 43 Hi-Y Club, 4. ff LOUISE SPINA Halo of brown hair . . . shy, but friendly . . , one of the South Schenectady Crowd. i is ,.. xx r s .N M xx Om 'Q pcs' .ligne ' 0 - 'UW' ELEANOR VAN ALLEN Oh, for corn's sakes! . . . State's chief patron , . . plaid coat. 0 Silver Circle, .l, 2, 3, 4, Current Events Club, 2, Chorus, lg Library i K . . . ,Q , i iv 3391 BERYL VERNON junior miss . . . feather ii Cl'-lb, I. 2, 3, 45 BUSINESS the breeze . . . it's more fui Club, 4. X 15. ' to be happy. 0 Silver Circle 3, 4. . Club, 2, 3, Cheerleading, 4. R T! if -4. 134. DOROTHY VERRA Dot . . . her diamond there's only Warren pleasing manner, AU, 4 9 I : it 70 it 1 r I f ' if IAMES VEITH jimmy oo-h-h, his trumpet . . . that hair . . . a little bit indifferent . . . manager of the Coke cam- paign, 0 Chorus, Ig Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, I, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y, 3, junior Class Vice-President, Photography Club, 2, 35 Senior Ball Com- mittee: Draperian Staff. it ,QB-K is-1 W 'Nw 52? ,, if Y, -we Us '91 'T a af R :gli f1l'K'E 3 , , I it mx? I If ARTHUR VONK Art . , . tow-head . . . tweed jacket . . . nice smile. BURTON WEISHEIT Burt . . . red hair and freckles . . . a little bit shy . . . noon-hour card times . . . brains of the gang. ' Student Senate, I, 25 Hi-Y, 3, 43 Senior Play, Intramural Basketball, 3, 4, Draperian Board. if xl ' X 4 fmt ' ..- COLLEEN WILLIAMS LEONARD WINSTON Angel-music when she sings Blond . . . sharp red sweater . . . my sister and I , , . ...the boy'sa diplomat, the ' Chorus, 'lsiggyl' ' l . Igyal fg Carman T Blonde . . , Corning In late . . . why school, anyhow? for History Class . . . vim, M vigor, and vitality. 0 Cho- rus, I, 2. M 310 032 WILLIAM ZIMMERMAN Bill . . . his English com- positions . . . such long eye- lashes. .'l, J , ., , - C ,. iuorrn msn Few words, many deeds . . homeworlds always done . . always ready to lend a help- ing hand. O -1 is-' ROBERT WILSON Bob , . . dreamy eyes Sit up, Wilson! I v I N ' x ELIZABETH F. CROSS Star Eyes . . . distinction . . . a little bit of New York . . . we love her husky voice. 0 Clee Club, 43 Vocal Ensemble, 4. O . ' .. ' ,. I : I an ' '. .' 0: szmvvcv - ALDONA VAITULIS Quiet . . . curly hair . . . ready and willing . . . her heart of gold. 0 French Club, 35 Silver Circle, 3, 4, Secre- tary 4, lunior Red Cross Council. 7 Y GEORGE WINTLE Chivalry has not died . . Dapper Dan . . . quiet . . he's in the Army now. 24' u5A ,904 S wxeneoke ms nd mis? Veeder -41 '. f Norm: Sam imfs Car J this and 8 Our Pal , ia H f . Q liasxe Qfifofnat Sweet and rragggkfg B11 folk fl 1 High Dchool isn't all work! A N -N 6 Lovely MPM mln Robert Little Lady Q0 I 2 T'fi3sZQZw 5,17 , ' N' ?'fw?iQf7a N' ii f .' fda - '1 'gf ' 1 ?- ming, X jeff. ,X y in if ,6 Board S 'Aw 74. ' : Q . W sg fha W' I o 'tc feSE w.'5f'r:l511:3? . ' N Inf! xii ' X Ig AP A' 'Sixty 'X 'N ' W ' ,-,x gf ,AQ-i Iim 'fp Urlpax ,Jn ,ffj sxxrgxx uf n I lf ,VA .N gf 1 ' ,ivy ' rv ' ' NN If 7f4f.lv1Mx,aQx 1 w f yn x :lg 'X' ' 1' rx X ' ' - ,Q W lf! H, 445 YN! 'A' KU Lpsszs M! fy f M X M W f Xffs f I f' 7 1. K- W X f ms' Q if gg? chyqkxxb First row: Thelma Morrison, leanette Sittner, Virtue Male, Miss jones, Ruth Halstead, Mrs. Murphy, Florence Reisinger, Marilyn Struys. Second row: Herbert Furbeck, Patricia Cummings, Marilyn Fowler, Dorothy Gifford, Helen Eaton, Mr, Rowell, Thelma Pangburn, Sylvia Cade. Marjorie Scheels, Burton Weisheit, Frank LeCere. Third row: l-larold Kapelle, james Veith, Willard Loeber, Robert Rockefeller, Robert Schaefer, Charles Loeber, Allan Rockefeller, Ray Fletcher, Gino LaMarca. DRAPERIAN BOARD Editor-in-Chief ..... Assistant Editor Literary Editors ...... Photography Editors Business Manager Circulation Editors . Sports Editor ......... Advertising Editors Art Editors ............. Grind Editors ......... Raymond Skoda Ruth Halstead Virtue Male and Richard Fairchild? Patricia Cummings and Marjorie Scheels Burton Weisheit Florence Reisinger and Charles Loeber Frank LeCere Thelma Morrison and Raymond McDonough f Marilyn Struys and Robert Rockefeller leanette Sittner and Sylvia'Ciade :l:Fellows who are in the Service at time of printing. 350 036 CLASS HISTORY September, l94l-a bewildered group of Freshmen roamed the halls of dear old Draper, eyes wide and minds befuddled. These Freshmen of l94l are now, by dint of hard work and earnest study l?l the Senior Class of l945. For the first year, we were all model students, doing our homework every night, and otherwise conducting ourselves like little ladies and gentle- men. By the time we became sophomores, we had grown up a little, and. as a result, acted twice as childish. In our sophomore year, we were en- titled to join many of the clubs and activities which, in our first year, had been limited to band and orchestra. Some of the boys made the junior varsity, so we went to all the games to yell our lungs out for the glory of the team. We also won the junior play contest in our second year, as well as when we were Freshmen, which made us all very sure that our class was full of budding Cornells and Barrymores. ln the fall of l943, we became organized as the junior class, electing Ray Skoda to lead us through the year. jimmy Veith was Vice-President, and Florence Reisinger, Secretary. We struggled along, meeting many obstacles, but eventually surmounting them. Of course, the crowning event of that year, was our junior Prom, which was held on May 26, l944. We never knew we had so many glamour gals and guys in our class until then. Thus, came june-we took our exams and passed them, and started our vacation, serene in the knowledge that we would return in September as Seniors. The first thing we did in September, of course, was to elect our officers. johnny jurczynski was elected President, Gino Lalxflarca, Vice-President, and Thelma Pangburn, Secretary. Our first important event was the Senior Fall Dance, where to the music of Lou Ricci's orchestra, we all had a grand time. Then came the Senior Play, entitled june Mad, and it was one of the very best senior plays ever put on by Draper. We were all very proud of the job our kids did that night. ln january, the Senior Class was sadly decreased in number, because so many of our boys went off to the service. We're proud of them but we certainly miss them. We had our Mid-term Dance in honor of these boys, on january 25, with music provided by Phil Lawrence and his orchestra. Now' we find ourselves Senior A's with the task of publishing a yearbook facing us. Later on, there will be the Senior trip, and the Senior Ball, and finally, the goal towards which we have been striving for twelve long years-graduation. We, the Senior Class of l945, shall go out from Draper, into many different fields of endeavor. We shall lead different lives, perhaps may never see some of our classmates again, but no matter what we do, or what we may become, we shall remember the four years spent in Draper with pride and gratitude. Thus, we bid farewell to our Alma Mater. VIRTUE MALE. SNOWDRIFTS Tonight and all afternoon I watched the snowflakes come down, at first slowly and one by one, finally descending on great gusts of wind in feathery clouds. At first there was one flake after another dying in the half- heated earth, finally the dull brown gave way to a powdery white. The slender blades of pale green grass grew silvery with tiny balls of fluff on their tips. lt wasn't long, though, before all this was covered under layers and layers of snow. The afternoon had been still, now, under a cold, chill moon, a breeze stirred and soon a wind whistled its lonely tune through the black lace branches of the trees above. The blanket of white became a white, moving mass, shaping itself into mountains and valleys, monsters and angels. The snowdrift had appeared. It didn't seem hard for anyone to love these dancing bits of lace that formed jolly, little men with round stomachs and eyes that looked like chunks of black coal because that's what they were. I thought of all the people who praised this covering of purity that came from heaven to wash away the dirty tracks man left behind him. It made a town torn to shreds in Russia by the German armies seem peaceful and quiet and forgiven. It helped those brave Russian people, too. They prayed to God to make those blessed snows come a little quicker this year and how they cheered and fell on their knees when their petition was granted! Sometimes the fate of nations hinges on an object no larger than a pinhead of cold whiteness that melts on your hand the instant it strikes it. Then l thought about Valley Forge and how some men can curse so beautiful a thing as snow. To them, this thing was hideous and driving and cruel. It tore at their rags until it was difficult to say which was quiver- ing the most--the man or his clothing, it cut slices out of their shoes and, for those who had no shoes, their bare flesh, it reddened their skin and made their eyes sting and smart until the tears came. Every step they took, they left their bloody trail behind for all mankind to remember and feel that the liberty they conceived came from them, that they alone had been able to bring the freedom from all men's hearts into a land big enough to hold it all. I'm glad I have never been in a situation where I would hate these white fairies. Yet, how solemn and honored they must have been when this march of freedom trod on them. There was no dancing or bounc- ing for those particles of heaven that year. Somehow, though, the drifts that are forming tonight seem uncon- cerned with the silent thankfulness of the Russians or the past curses of the sons of liberty. They are calm and peaceful with an eternity of drifts behind them and the dependability to those to come. To me, they symbolize the purity of the birth of Christ. The freezing crystals clung to the black casings of our window pane, completely covering and cleaning them, just as Christianity had covered the cruelties of mankind with its golden rule. THELMA PANCBURN. 370 llllc, Most Popular Cirl MARCE CRUPE Most Popular Boy IOHNNY IURCZYNSKI Best Looking Cirl ANN ROBERT Best Looking Boy CHARLES MILLER o .rl.5- Cirl Who Did the Most For the Class THELMA PANCBURN Boy Who Did the Most For the Class IOHNNY IURCZYNSKI Best Actress ANN ROBERT Best Actor HAROLD KAPELLE -7-.L ' ,.,f 0 38 r '-- Girl With a Line LOTTIE CAUVREAU Boy With a Line IOHN SMITH Class lriseparables CINO LA MARCA and THELMA MORRISON .i 'O' ' u .1 5 XQXx Cirl Most Likely To Succeed VIRTUE MALE Boy Most Likely To Succeed RAY SKODA W Most Argumerltative ALLAN ROCKEFELLER Nw Quietest ALDONA VAITULIS xl'l J 5 U ' s Most Efficient Ciirl SYLVIA CADE Most Efficient Boy BOB SCHAEFER if-17 Most Talented Girl MARCE CRUPE Most Talented Boy CINO LA MARCA WHO'S Most Studious Cirl JEANETTE SITTNER Most Studious Boy BOB CONRAD ,+A HA-HA Class Cigglers MARILYN ARMSTRONG and C-INO LA MARCA ffm' Girl With the Dimples MABEL GUTHRIE Boy With the Dimples CHARLES LEADERACH Tiniest Curl IANE NITSCHKE Tiniest Boy FRANK LeCERE Class Rollerskaters ELAINE SMITH and CALVlN BURTNER VVFHD Girl With the Nicest Smile IUNE QUAY Boy With the Nicest Smile CHARLES MILLER Most Ladylike THELMA PANGBURN Most Courteous LOUIS LUPI Class Farmerette HELEN FURBECK Class Farmer DONALD BREHM Z' V 1. KM ' tx Class Night Owl GEORGE WHITE Q n aw, Y ,sf Tsvff Class Clown RUDY GABRIELLE . 14-' ' 1 an T- f! . ' -' 1' Qi I I 42. ,I likfffl gli' s ' !'4 0 xy 1 N 92 N ff f I I Best Dressed Girl ENESS GALLUCCI Best Dressed Boy ROD RODRIGO OV Class Woman- Hater PATSY ROCCHIO Class Man-Hater MARY BLOODGOOD Z? fi my Class Flirt MARILYN STRUYS Class Wolf IOHN PEEK , L ig 'J V C 1 A wx 'rx' I' 8 ,ix 80 vm ,Q Q. I rig lf' f I R v Class Redhead BURT WEISHEIT N 5 S Girl With the Curl Hair DORIS IAMESI Boy With the Curly Hair IAMES VEITH of-1 0 iid' V Q N QD Boy With the Ties HAROLD KAPELLE Ls ,, xi X X X-fy ' Six ! S Class Artist BOB ROCKEFELLER .Ai .1 uh . ti N IL. it ll w if al, lx X Best Girl Dancer BETTY MERENBERG Best Boy Dancer GEORGE CARLSON - lX's lyke fwlw Qlx II if ti Class Wiggler BETTY MERENBER Best Girl Athlete EUNICE OSTA - 'K .' xi I L J 4 ' D . ,I xi 41 57 xl il INN 'Mk' - WNW l lllx Best Boy Athlete IOHNNY IURCZYNSKI 390 040 AND NOW Last night I saw the futureg that is, I saw one day of the future. There was sunlight and warmthg there were no guns roaring and there were no cries of pain. At first I thought I had died and gone to the paradise I had never hoped to attain. But there were no angels, and the only person I could see blowing a horn was not Gabriel but jim Veithg then it was that I knew that I wasn't in heaven, but I was seeing my dream of tomorrow. Suddenly there was such a blare of drums and such a blast from the bugles and such a roar from the masses that I saw crowded around my little man with the horn that I thought for a moment that I would awaken. But thanks to the high heavens for the hush and awe that followed when a King and Queen floated regally from a beautiful castle in the clouds. That face beneath the first crown was that of the Irishman's Party, john jurczynski. Under the second crown was none other than Draper's songbird, Marge Grupe. It seemed that the King was going to attend the royal tournament held in honor of his having been proclaimed kind of the empire. The King and his Queen majestically moved to their seats in waiting for them and the feats of skill began at once. At the first blare of bugles out walked Alma Glover with all the white horses that she had trained when she should have been studying The Theories of American History under jeanette Sittner and Elizabeth Cross. But the King seemed very pleased with the results and the great white animals pranced about and the knights of the Tournament jumped upon their backs. These virile young men with muscles so strong that they bulged out of their very armors were none other than Little Frank lLeGerel, Twinkle-Toes George lCarIsonl, Bernie lSteuartl, Bud lWhitel, Casanova john lSmithl, and Huckleberry lHibberdl. It was a game of utmost skill that they played, for they had to play that age old game of basketball on horseback. Please don't ask me how they did it for after all this is only a dream. The King found himself very much amused for a time, but soon his three Hossy cronies finally tempted him to a game of cards and before long there was a crowd around the King's box to see which would win the game. Poor King john and his partner, Robert Conrad, lost to the diverse and skillful methods of trickery and cheating of Charles Lead- erach and Burton Weisheit. Gently the Queen took the King's arm and pushing him playfully in front of her reminded him of the Court that was to be held at four o'cIock. The Courthouse was a beautiful-edifice planned and built by those master engineers, Robert Reisinger, George Lamb, Bill Zimmerman, Doris james, Bob Wilson, and Leonard Winston. judge Schaefer began the pro- ceedings by hitting his thumb with the gavel instead of the desk and then called those two lawyers who hadn't ceased discussing the ten-year-old case of the Dewey-Roosevelt Campaign, Ray Fletcher and Charles -Loeber, to the stand. Ray was defending our Irish miss, Betty O'MaIIey, and Chuck contended that she talked too much. The fact of the whole matter was that poor Chuck could not concentrate on what he was going to answer to Mr. FIetcher's questions as to just what Mr. Dewey could have done that Mr. Roosevelt had not already seen to at least a hundred times and ot course Ray was clever enough to bring this point to light, and then Charles had to say that if that were the case, then Ray was biased in his opinion because naturally Miss O'Malley was a spy of his and was just trying to confuse him. The judge could stand no more and settled it with his ever-efficient ways of suggesting that the court be entertained by some dance routines of Ruth Delehunt's little band of toe-dancers. Eleanor DiDonato, Alice Poteralski, Ann Reyda, Thelma Morrison, and Rita Potpinka were dancing in sets of filmy, flouncing pastel cloud sets designed by Marilyn Struys and Frances Paquin. The Queen's eyes twinkled as she watched the graceful movements of the dancers, but what made King john laugh were the foolish antics on roller skates of Cal Burtner, and the smile of appreciation that came to his lips when Shirley Rolfe, Pauline Mahar, and Elaine Smith waltzed on their wheels to glory was worth their efforts. By this time judge Schaefer was in a very good mood and with a wave of his hand he dismissed the case against Miss O'lvlaIley. But when he asked the head of the Law secretaries, Rose Albanese, if she had taken all the notes on the court proceedings, she was about to say yes but then thought again and asked if the judge would be good enough to spell a very hard word for her. She wondered if he would spell TOMORROW dismiss with an e or an The judge asked all the other little secre- taries, Mary Bloodgood, Rita Empie, Eness Gallucci, Betty Merenburg, Eunice Osta, Helen Klimowitz, Eileen Livingston, Marion Winn, Arlene Shubert, Verna Reynolds, Eva jane Gregg, Marilyn Armstrong, Midge Scheels, Loretta Abbott, jane Nitchke, Dot Reisinger, Virginia Martinelli, Louise Spina, Dot Verra, Eleanor Van Allen and Beryl Vernon. But all the little secretaries nodded their long bobs and feather cuts and wrinkled their powdered brows to signify that they also did not know how to spell dismiss At once, the judge called in the Kingdom's Head of the Board of Education, Ruth Halstead, but she could not give the, head secretary the answer immediately, She called the Chief Bookkeeper, Mabel Krick, to look up the correct answer in Male's Dictionary. Suddenly court proceedings were interrupted by a terrible scuffle and flying of feathers. Don Brehm and his neighbor, Helen Furbeck, were bring- ing the Queen another gift. This time it was one of their pet geese that they had raised for the county fair and that had won the blue ribbon. The chief accountant, joan Case, listed this prize goose on the page in the Queen's budget book marked assets Two dark heads instantaneously put themselves above the crowd, they were the Chief Health lnspector, Mary Bullis, and the Chief Game Warden, Patsy Rocchio. In performing their duties they felt it only right that they should know just where the Queen was going to keep her new pet, but when Farmer Brehm brought forth a beautiful Canadian woven basket brought back to our Kingdom by Lottie Gauvreau, the question was settled. With that the day at court ended, the King and Queen went back to their castle newly decorated by THE H. CLARK AND R. MIDDLETON CO. The King and Queen upon returning to their castle immediately set down to putting their appointments for tomorrow in their little black books. The King and Queen were both very forgetful people and the Queen asked the King to remind her that she was to go to the wonderous beautician, Emily Adamec, and the King asked the Queen not to let him forget his appointment with Dentist M. j. Alsdorf. The Queen then went to to her kitchen to tell the cooks to prepare a very special meal tonight for they were to have very special guests in the form of the Humanitarians, Aldona Vaitulis and Anna Aldershoff, that Builder of Giant Airplanes, Bob Francis, and the blond printer, john Peek. The chief cooks were favorites of the King. Since Chick Reisinger and Esther Hart had married they were the best cooks in the whole Kingdom. No wonder that the Navy Admirals from the U.S.S. Draper, Fred Edwards, Stanley Samatulski, Ray Skoda, Morris Safford, George Wintle, Louis Girard, and their mascots, june Quay and jean Metzler, were so over stuffed with fried chicken that they just sat calmly through a very long report on our foreign relations from the King's right-hand helper, his Secretary of Statc, Sylvia Gade. But what did stop the report were the screams of the ladies in the court, for stretchers were being brought in with the wounded of the last war that King john's Kingdom was ever to see. They were Pilot Charles Miller, Generals Rodrigo Rodrigo, Harold Brown, Everard Cupo, Art Vonk and Bob DiGirolamo. Each had been a victim of a girl with very long fingernails and had tiny scratches on his face. Pat Cummings, Betty Dawson, Dot Dutcher, Shirley Newell, Elsie Braun, and Marie Leininger of the Nurse Corps immediately rushed to the wounded men and before long they were as good as new. To amuse these wounded men, the King called in Elsa Tillema to play on her flute, Bob and Allan Rockefeller to sing their delightful cowboy songs, and Helen Eaton to sing and to take their minds off their pain with her very beautiful eyes. Then came his clown Rudy Gabrielle, who looked very funny in his bright colored suit, and the Queen's magical jack in the Box which popped up every five minutes and looked like the curly top of Gino LaMarca. The next step of entertainment for the boys was a play given by Berenice Dereski, Frances Fidler, Mabel Guthrie, Ann Robert, Harold Kapelle, Dick Fairchild, and Ray McDonough. The whole evening was very pleasant just as the whole dream had been and it ended with the very intricate dancing lessons of Louis Lupi. And then, in this dream of all dreams, I saw myself, Thelma Pangburn, writing this all down in the King's diary. As I closed it with a terrific noise, l awoke with a start. 410 042 THE KID Somewhere, far way from here A white cross gleams in the sun. lt stands for a boy who gave his life, lt stands for a job well done. He was just a kid from the U.S.A., just a kid with a heart full of dreams. He dreamed of baseball, his girl at the dance He woke up to bullets and screams. The guys in his outfit called him The Kid, But in their hearts they were proud, For it's kids like him who win the war, Those kids with their heads in the clouds. The day before the really big push A letter came from his mother. He'd read, with a lump in his throat, about her About Dad, and his crazy kid brother. He'd thought, that day, how swell it would be When he went back home to them, How swell it would be to see them all To be with the folks again. The next day, they left for the front line The Kid, with a prayer in his heart, Was right up there with the other C. l.'s Yearning to do his part. It was nearing dusk when the Nazis began Their violent counter-attack. The Kid and his buddies began to doubt Their chances of getting back. When The Kid fell, it was hard for the rest To keep on with the fight. The Kid closed his eyes, said good-bye to the world just as dusk gave way to night. Somewhere, far away from here, A white cross gleams in the sun. It stands for a boy who gave his life, lt stands for a job well done. VIRTUE MALE t ieave ati f T T EST AMEN We, the ciass ot X945 being ot sound minds twe thinkii and ourseives on the threshoid ot graduation, we bequeath our ' ns which are as 'roiiowsz MacDougaii inherits the titie ot B rt Weisheit. finding ' 73 possessio , Wiiiiam head from u nski's prized i. To irene Bioodgood we wiii the good iooks ot Ptnn Robert. ciass red Kohn Smith ieaves his smooth iine to To Kurt Thron we witi Kohn Xurczy Frank Becker. athietic skiii, Gino La Marca and Theima Morrison We ieave the etticiency of Syivia Cade ieave their inseparabiiity to Heien Hau- and Bob Schaefer to Margaret Engvoid ser and Tony Barbaro. and Bob Saxton. lane Nitschke wiiis her titie 'ot dass Vwle vviii Tune Quay's smiiing manner to squirt to Eiien Park, Rhea Deiia Rocco, , We ieave those ties ot Haroid Kapeiie to George Carison ieaves his rhythmic danc- any boy who wants them. ing to Bob Starr. To Lois Levey we wiii Eness C-aiiucci's Charies Miiier ieaves his handsome tea- chic stytes. tures to Richy Nehis. The titie ot ciass tiirt given to Mariiyn To Eiia Verene Dettbarn we teave Theima Struys we pass on to Dorothy Gittord. Pangburn's abiiity to get things done. Bob Conrad and leanette Sittner ieave The titie ot dass woit given to lohn Peek their battered oid books to Eieanor Lupi we wilt to lames Doig. and Thomas C-agiiardi. The popuiarity ot Marge Cirupe is iett to Don Brehrn is giad to get rid ot the titie ati the giris who wiii use it wiseiy. ot ciass hick to everyone in generat. We wiii Charies Leaderach's dimpies to Virtue Mate and Ray Skoda ieave their Don Kemner. abiiity to succeed to Doranna Kiein and Biii Bachand. Gioria Zautner and tames Frederick in- herit their curiy hair from Doris Xames and Xames Veith. ot our happy memories ot our And, in conciusion, we h se who toiiow after us. Ptima M BTCI' tot 0 NOTARY PUBLTC: W TTNESSES: Horace Face ida Feitit U. Marezedoats O. we 044 The Holy Rite of Sunset Sunset on Lake Algonquin is as beautiful and as sacred as a midnight mass on Christmas Eve. The sun seems to act as the altar, for when its comforting rays rest on the lake, the waves bow in sincere reverence. Each great tree on the lakeside is a priest, each is garbed in a multi-colored robe. From-their branches to the lesser beings below drops of holy water fall, and with each drop is a blessing. A choir, too, is supplied, a choir singing hymns more beautiful than those any mortal might ever compose. Wee frogs and large frogs, birds, squirrels, deer, and every other animal for miles around joins in, for they are all Cod's children. They are all blessed by the trees and comforted by the immortal rays of the sun. Soon the golden rays of the sun are hued deep purple, and the great fiery ball kissed the Adirondack Mountains good-bye as it slips on to hold mass in parts of the world which are not calm and peaceful,-but are desolate and in ruins. A rustling of the leaves is heard as creatures large and small leave the church to prepare for rest. There is contentment in their hearts and brotherly love in their very veins, for they know that on the morrow the altar will be returned, and that the service will be held at sunset. All is at peace. THELIVIA MORRISON RHYTHM TICKLERS More and More ................................................................ History Homework C-ino-and Thelma Frank LeC-ere Senior Class Elsa Tillema Together ...................................................... ...... Don't Ever Change .......................................... How Little We Know, How Little We Care ...... Moonlight Becomes You .................................. Don't Fence Me ln ...................................................... ......... j ohn Peek Temptation ..................................................................... .............. S kipping Rudy Gabrielle lt Must Be jelly, 'Cause jam Doesn't Shake That Way .......... Betty Merenberg A Song to Remember ............................................................ Our Alma Mater Time on My Hands ........,......................................................... Young Man With a Horn ............................................. ............. j im Veith You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby ..... ....... A nn Robert Whispering ............................................... ........... S tudy Hall Sidewalks of New York ....... ........ Elizabeth Cross The Dreamer .................... .,.......................... F red Edwards Scatterbrain ................... .................................. H elen Clark Skaters' Waltz ........... ...... C al Burtner and Elaine Smith Hail to the Chief .................. .........,........................ R ay Skoda She Shall Have Music ............ ......................... M arge Crupe Pat Cummings My Heart's in the Highlands ..... Sylvia Cade Can't Help Singing ................. MOVIE INSPIRATIONS Once Upon a Time .................. ..................................... W e Were Freshmen Casanova Brown ......... ........,... C harles Miller Show Business ............... .................... S enior Play Irish Eyes Are Smiling ...... ................. B etty O'Malley Above Suspicion ............... ......,... O ur History Papers l?l Cone With the Wind ....... ....................... M arilyn Armstrong Together Again .............. ............ j une Quay and jimmy Veith Experiment Perilous ...... .................................... C hemistry Lab Wilson ....................... ...... j ean Metzler and Harold Kapelle Up in Arms .................. .....,........................... M idge Scheels journey Through Fear ...... ....................... M r, Baker's Office Men on Her Mind ........ ....... L ottie Ctauvreau Top Man ...................... ..... j ohnny jurczynski Take lt or Leave lt ....... ................ D etention Best Foot Forward ......... .............. S enior Ball Spent in Draper Those lmpatient Years ..... Florence Reisinger Something for the Boys ....... None Shall Escape ........... ...............,... R egents 450 046 MY HOME IN THE Hl SPRING: Hidden in the hills is a heavenly place- Scattered o'er with wild flowers and birds. Blessed by Mother Nature in all her grace- No poet could put its beauty in words. To some, this place would seem but a dream, And a land where wrong is concealed. LLS But, to me. it is the budding of some rapturous theme And a world where new hope is revealed. SUMMER: Hidden in the hills, is life at its best, Refreshed by the sun and the rain. C-od's creations are flourishing with zest, For with His help, fulfillment is the gain. To some, this season is too hot and dry, And to them, life becomes parched and old. But, to me, it is a miracle no man may buy- And will live for ages untold. FALL: Hidden in the hills is the granary of life, Replenished by the harvest of work well done. Multi-colored leaves rustle in their hurried strife, But rest, when frost says their battle is won. To some, this season is sad and cold, And they say that all life has had its fun. But, to me, it is more than a story well told: For, it cannot die with the setting sun. WINTER: Hidden in the hills is a lonely abode, Surrounded by rolling mounds of white snow. Cod must be your guide in field or road, For only He can show you where to go. To some, this would seem but a no-man's land, And with pleasure, would leave it, to roam. But, to me, it is something quite different and g For I find all this to be home. rand HELEN W. EATON o I . L18 me Ann gpd,M9TY 1 Hal and Jim's car - we can dream can't we? My Cap and I Jane N Sm itschk 811 and Gm e ,'ll Marilyn Struys Long Ago C6fu1 ihafx F1 ,Nl 49 A ffhw 4 V , -g L 1 . iqkx-is-Q'w W ' , V LA,. Y m4 as n X . f' , . f' s ' V . NS . f g42'W I '... -i . . if' i i 5 is if ' ' , ' ' -- .' A 1, , Y . x- - Q - 3 -. X 1 y f o E, ' l, 'pm rl . , ', l A:-fa x: 5 Z 'K pf, v 1, . Y' ' 4 , , N M112 1 'f X ' ' X- ,- 'fi 2 , Al Ndbels t H P0 Jean, manga .. 1411168 O and Svlv H5le w aitin be .lr Thelmasint I 048 A Letter From Our Editor-in-Chief, Raymond Skoda Who Enlisted in the Navy, january, l945 Dear Classmates: As I sit here in Sampson Naval Training Station writing this letter, my thoughts ramble back to the happy days I spent at Draper High School, the days when I was privileged to lead the junior Class, and later the Dra- perian Board. I think of good,times spent at Band and Orchestra. This reminiscence does not go on for long because I am constantly reminded of my duties as a member of the Navy. Since the first attempts of japan to seize our rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, the U. S. Navy has played a major part in counteracting the aggression of their so-called imperial fleet. As a member of this great organization of men, I wish to express my feelings concerning my comrades. I have noticed that when a group of civilians speak of the Navy, their thoughts turn to ships, destruction, and death. These, to me, seem the minor part of the Navy. The important part is the Naval personnel itself. My comrades of the Navy are typical Americans, whose confident attitude and friendly manner make each recruit feel like a part of their group. I live in a barracks with a group of men, who, a few weeks ago, were strangers and now are close friends. To sit here with these men, knowing that some will go directly out to sea and perhaps never return, gives a fellow a strange feeling. Maybe he will be the unlucky one, yet, each man is sure that he will be the one to return and dismisses it without further thought. Each day mail is distributed. I have seen men actually glow when a letter is handed to them. Their eyes light up and their whole day seems much brighter. On the other hand, I have seen anxious faces turn away in despair because their names were not called. It is a sorrowful sight to see a sailor walk away from Mail Call empty-handed. The Navy is a great group of men and is a grand organization to belong to. I am proud and very happy that I am a member of it. However, it is my belief that each and every man will welcome the day when victory has been achieved, and he can leave his military life and return to his civilian activities. We all hope that soon this war will be over, and the boys of all the services will be able to return home. RAY SKODA. ...W W... ,, :cz ...f-mf NN ,, 's B IOR SEN -5 N0 O 3 f .1 J! ' f '4 lull ww. - UMW JUNIOR GIRLS nb 4 SN YS O UNIOR J 052 SOPHOMORE GIRLS P0 ix Wm '--Jim YS BO RE O CM PH O 3 S FRESHMAN GIRLS YS CJ B AFI HN4 FRES V1 U1 GRADE TEACHERS 55.0 U JI IIpd3 'k' jg Q. ' .CAB VIOLA I. HOLMAN FRI 4- .Y S' li I ra 1' W ALICE IVI. GOODMAN A SN 2 we-. +I' :L '., ,ey an -1' X, f LaMYRA D. FERRIS Sl' uk. I? 'S Z rn 3 Z n I- rn Z -I I 3' Z 5 rn Z r1'1 5 3, IT' Z JP -I m rn W ., fl .5 3 - ' HELEN D. LIDDLE GLADYS S. ZICKLER lf-3 5' E El ,X , H .mp ' -I if '5- IULIA S. BENINGTON X I1 . Y ESTHER S. SCHERMERHORN DOROTHY L. HEANEY 056 LUCY C. PAYNE DOROTHY PECK .. . L A 'lx f .Lwm . Egg LESLIE MARSHALL HARRIET W. POWLES 'rife 3 I - iii.. i - . HARRIETT I. SIPPERLEY NORMA C. REILLN ...wg Q- 1 Al if , L I f .':-' X . CATHERINE SUITS . S kg .E-ff-A f gNT,gj3Q HELEN W. SMITH BERTHA A. KIGGINS W' AQL-Q A DALLAS H, ROGERS MINETTA BARRACLOUCH V 'W' MARY E. SULLIVAI -fa I : I IDA MAE MAXSOI HELENE C. SIASKIEVN 3'5 yer fi! CERALDINE H, KIIN ,Q 1 1112: X BX Ri X ,iff Rxiimx R0-F sxxbl W 0 OFFICERS President .......... ,... .... A n na Reyda Vice-President .....,.. .,.,... T helma Pangburn Secretary .,..,. ...... A ldona Vaitulis Treasurer ..,.. Florence Reisinger 058 First row: Virtue Male, Shirley lean Rolfe, leanette Sittner Miss Wienecke, Florence Reislnger, Anna Reyda Thelma Pangburn, Aldona Vaitulis, Miss Veeder Sylvia Cade. Second row: Mabel Krick, Beryl Vernon, Virginia Martinelli Rose Albanese, Doris Reisinger, Marilyn Struys Ann Robert, Esther Hart, Eleanor Van Allen. Third row: Verna Reynolds, Eness Calucci, Rita Empie, Mari lyn Armstrong, Thelma Morrison, Helen Eaton Marjorie Alsdort. I E all 0 First row: Robert Saxton, Gerhard Donath, Allan Rocketela ler, Frank LeGere, lvlr, Arnds, Raymond Fletcher, Charles Leaderach, Gino LalVlarca, Robert Schaefer. Second row: Donald Kemner, james Mathieson, George Guth- rie, Nicholas Lalxflarca, Stanley Samatulski, Patsy Roccao, Robert l-licock, George Sokol, Robert Cook, Robert Reisinger, Third rowi Calvin Burtner, Rudolph Gabrielle, Burton Wei' sheit, john jurczynski, john Smith, Robert Die Girolamo, Henry Nehls, Donald Simone, Charles Miller, Wullard Loeber. Fourth row: Willtam Nixon, Raymond Monroe, Robert Starr, William Pangburn, john Gorman, Carmen Fusco, james lnlibberd, Kurt Thron, Robert Conrad. Charles Loeber President ,... .. Vtce-President Sergeant-at-Arms Chaplln Secretary Treasurer llsuorter HI, y OFFICERS Raymond Fletcher Frank LeGere , Gerhard Donath ,, Gtno Lalxflarca Allan Rockefeller Clmrlvw L4-.'trlc'r.t: lt licvlwert Saxton 59 BAND C 2 5 LL ru 5 uJ w. u ro .C U V1 'C o D S GJ P QD .J ff o .1 C KD .. .. FU Q. C ffl 5 GJ C YU .. D5 ,E V7 U7 59 no if P-5 .C O. 1. N N O bd .9 N C cv BC U 3 -C. 3: an D LD cu E K! 2. Ta cs. YU M E o .. N I 3 o .. U C o U cv an fi IC o O P- cu .. U 3 fi rv E 2 il 3 E I' +- -. as .D O 1 -. 2 -5 X 4. C cu 2 'C Pi N .C u 3 M 'O FU C C o U 1, VT .9 -Q 13 4- x. KD .D O D! m. GJ C O - Ln 6 o 40 cu I- C FB 'CJ cv.- 0 -CHC .sw S LE. 3.2 .C OE U 6 1 is L u. ,QE 'Em mr: O-2 Wx. 044 .if gm -E U-17, QC NL :U 'uw 29 :fi . 5: I-. 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Third row: Rita Empie, Doris Reisinger, Anna Reyda, Betty Merenberg, Esther Deitz. i I l B OFFICERS President ......... ..........,. Ann Robert Vice-President ....., Frances Paquin lfirst haltl Elaine Smith lsecond halfl Secretary ............ Colleen Williams lfirst haltl Mary Bullis lsecond halfl Treasurer ....... Florence Reisinger 55 0 Bl- ue TVJANGLE I'OW I Ellen Park, Dolores Priddle, Elvira Mongillo, Ethel Kozak, Miss Semple, Marian Fowler, Eleanor DiDonato, Miss Miller, Elsa Tillema, Philomenia D'AIonzo, Audrey Dojnik, Martha Cambage, Sylvia Holland. Second row: Virginia Kusek, Dorothy Gifford, Lorraine Burke, Doris Chace, Irene Bloodgood, Shirley Ann Han- nigan, Eleanor Lupi, Claire Urban, Louise Mas- OFFICERS trian, june Pratt, Marilyn Fowler. President ......... ....... M arian Fowler Third row: Vice-President ........ ....... E leanorDiDonato Lois Levey, Doranna Klein, june Vitch, Ella Verane Dettbarn, Marie Leininger, Alice Poter- Secretary ......... ........ E fhel Kozak alski, Constance Bo Ie, Mar Tajaki, Louise Ta- . . y y jaki, Margaret Engvold, Rhea Delle Rocco. Treasurer . ...,.... Elsa Tillema 066 First row: Pauline Fitzgerald, Sarah Carufy, Lorraine Cer- maine, Miss jones, janet Davidson, Beverly Sum- mers, Genevieve Burtner, Ella Whittaker, Mrs. Evans, Frances Conway, Mary MacDougaIl, Theresa Lupi. Second row: Karen Rask, Arlene Hummell, Enez Besenval, Clara Kursa, Shirley McMullen, Norma Tunke, june Marx, Claire Ann Bradt, Barbara Tormey, Mary jane Roberts, Alice Christman, Beatrice Klopfer, Ethel May jordan, Irene Cajdys. Third row: Muriel Carter, Mildred White, Elaine Burns, Pa- tricia Andrews, Margaret Proper, Doris Schelle, Dolores Reisinger, julie Bernhard. 7.191111 OFFICERS President ..,....., ...... G enevieve Burtner Vice-President ......, ...... E lla Whittaker Secretary ......, ...... B everly Summers Treasurer ...... janet Davidson 670 5C,lF.N ci CWB OFFICERS Shirley Nelson President Vice-President ....... . ..... lerlflie DePierO Treasurer ...... Gloria Califano Secretary ..... ....... l 030 Dixon 068 First row: joan Dixon, Gloria Califano, Miss Eckel, Shirley Nelson, jennie DePiero. Second row: Shirley Sheriff, Patricia Francher, Mary Poutry, Ruth Stanton, Marcelle Croff. First TOWI loan Young, Marilyn Stewart, Dorothy Kelly, Dorothy Ralston, lean Stewart, Barbara Wintle, Gladys Priddle, Margy Smith, juliana Bernhard, Miss Wetterau, jacqueline Thomas, Dorothy l-largraves, Philomena D'Alonzo, Victoria Madej, Enez Besenval, Charlotte Borst, Donna Linstead. Gloria De Donato. Second row: Charlotte Grethen, Geraldine Campriello, Eleanor Van Allen, lngeborg Zimmerman, Eleanor Di Do- nato, Betty l.eBeau, Norma Mattice, Alice lack- son, Ruth Stanton, Zita Morawski, Claire Ann Bradt, Marie johnson, Dorothy Mullarkey, Doris jones, Lorraine Gajdys, Dorothy Paige. Third row: Mary Banden, Pat Andrews, june Vitch, Shirley Sheriff, jennie DePiero, loan Dixon, Mary Pou- tre, Alice Poteralski, Eleanor Lawrence, Arlene Burns, Marcelle Grotf, Irene Gajdys, Barbara Tormey. B OFFICERS President ,.,.... .............. I acqueline Thomas Vice-President ...... ....... l uliana Bernhard Secretary-Treasurer ...... Margy Smith 690 Vs xwllo i GQ s EP x. R000 gx OFFICERS President .......,.... june Quay lfirst semesterl Dorothy Gifford lSecond semester! Secretary ...................... Geraldine Campriello Treasurer ....... Albert Keller 070 First row: Patricia Vysherad, Marilyn Miller, Sara Garufy, Pauline Fitzgerald, Miss Earl, Dorothy Gifford, june Quay, Miss Miller, Albert Keller, Geraldine Campriello, Ethelyn Manderville, Dorothy Har- graves, Gloria Califano. Second row: Aldona Vaitulis, joan Mattice, Gloria Navaretta, Lorraine Barber, Elsie Sittner, jane Van Patten, Ruth Pierce, janet Davidson, Barbara Graham, Regina Clark, Marilyn Fowler, lrene Bloodgood, jean Metzler. Third row: Edward Maso, Conrad Kuchay, Walter Rockwood, George Sokol, George Lamb, Calvin Burtner, Ar- thur West, Paul Svec, Charles Billings, Kenneth Smith, Mary Lescsak. First row: Robert Saxton, Constance Boyle, Douglas jackson, Doris Chace, Frank Rapant. Second row: George Sokol, Dorothy Gifford, Marian Fowler, Harold Kirchner, William Boehm. CA C OUNCIL OFFICERS President ...... ...... D ouglas jackson Secretary .,.,,. ............ D oris Chace Treasurer .. ...... Constance Boyle 710 an W ii S 'c mmmg s Hi? lovely we 1 mr- Mullenfs able assistantyyy A lovely smile fbr all i, 5 089 Jdhb Peek ,him wha iho knew MP, len We ' ne6d say 1120119 ? Could that be a history book? E . ff wx, , . our ll .f ixf 6 SP Rye Q3 xii '-'aj 9 ' X iy TL x ' fa W AA!- , , . K 0 . 'i,1f ,j7 '4f!I.l 'l 1 17 4 -r 4 5514 n 1 X VOA K u x '1 074 First row: Eddie LeCere, james Cecilian. Second row: Frank LeCere, Mr. Fink, joseph Simone, Calvin Burtner, Kurt Thron, james l-libberd, john jurczynski, john Smith, Donald Simone. VARSITY BASKETBALL BASKETBALL SCH EDU LE Draper Opp. Nov. 28 Ballston Spa .. Dec. 8 St. Columba .. Dec. l5 Scotia ............ jan. 5 Mechanicville jan. 6 C-loversville .... jan. I2 Phillip Schyler jan. l3 Nott Terrace .. jan. I9 johnston ........ jan. 20 Ballston Spa .. Feb. l6 Phillip Schyler Feb. l9 Scotia ............ Feb. 23 johnston ........ Feb. 27 Mechanicville Mar 2 Saratoga ........ Mar. 6 Saratoga ........ Mar Mar. 9 IO Nott Terrace .. St. Columbia .. Returning on the varsity squad this year were john jurczynski, Kurt Thron, George Carlson, Cal Burtner and john Smith. Others who made varsity were joe Simone, Don Simone, Huck Hibberd, Frank LeGere, and Bob Starr. The squad was unpredictable most of the year and turned in many unexpected wins. We won nine games and lost five up until March 6. We entered in the Western B League along with Saratoga, Phillip Schyler, Scotia, Mechanicville, and johnstown. On March 6 we won the league title and will play at Convention Hall at Saratoga in the sectionals DRAPER AWARDS IN SPORTS A visit to our trophy case proved that we did fairly well throughout the years in the participation of sports at Draper High School. In l928, we won the lnterscholastic basketball cup in the tri-county league. ln l932, i933 our soccer team acquired the championship title in the ENYPHAL. We were awarded two cups for this season. We were also champions in the Watervliet leagues, but because of our failure to play our home games there, we missed out on a four foot trophy which would have been a welcome addition to our collection. ln 1939, Scotia and Draper each won a trophy for the tri-county inter- scholastic basketball league. Draper came out on top in the contest at Union College and was awarded a trophy signifying sole championship. VARSITY D Through the efforts of Coach Fink and a number of school athletes, we have finally reorganized an Athlete Club which has been inactive for quite a while. It was weak and slow in getting started, but we expect it will have a good foundation soon. The charter members are john Smith, joe Simone, Rudy Gabrielle, Dick Nehls, Kurt Thron, john jurczynski, Cal Burtner, Huck Hibberd, Skip DiGirolamo, George Carlson, Bud White, Bernie Stewart, and Frank LeGere. Frank LeGere is president, john Smith is the vice-president, john jurczynski is the secretary-treasurer with Mr. Fink as sponsor. 750 075 First row: Frank Corradi, Nelson La Roe, Gerald Hewett, james Mathieson, Eddie Le-Gere, lack Colquhoun, Nicholas LaMarca, George Guthrie, Herbert Gaige. Second row: Harry Scott, Clayton Pinder, Douglas Blakelock, Donald Vitch, Clifford Zajan, Coach Fink, William Nixon, Arthur Baker, Robert DiGirolamo, Henry Nehls, Rudy Gabriele, Christy Perione. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL jiV. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Draper Opp. Nov. 28 Ballston Spa .. Dec. 8 St. Columba .. Dec. l5 Scotia ............ jan. 5 Mechanicville lan. 6 Gloversville .... lan. l2 Phillip Schyler lan. l3 Nott Terrace jan. 20 Ballston Spa .. Feb. I9 Scotia ............ Feb, 23 lohnston ........ Feb. 27 lvlechanicville Mar 2 Saratoga ........ Mar. 6 Saratoga ........ Mar. 9 Nott Terrace .. Mar. lO St. Columbia .. CHEERLEADERS First rovv: josephine Cataltamo, Phil D'Alonzo, Lois Levey, lane Van Patten, Lor- raine Clara Kursa, Sarah C-aruty. Second rovv: Audrey Dojnik, Ruth Dellahunt, Rhea Della Rocco, Elsa Tillerna, Con- stance Boyle, Mr. Arnds, Ann Robert, Elaine Smith, Doris Chance, Rose Albanese, Mary Bullis. 77 Q78 2 Left to right: Rudy Gabriele, Clayton Pinder, john Smith, Frank LeC-ere, joe Simone, Robert DiCirolamo, Arthur Baker, Don Simone, Henry Nehls, john jurczynski, james Hibberd, Coach Fink. OUR BASEBALL TEAM This year, Draper will find a fairly green and inexperienced squad on the ball field! We are going to face some strong foes such as Scotia, Mechan- icville, Saratoga, Burnt Hills, and Ballston Spa. We will also find ourselves in debuts against Mont Pleasant and Nott Terrace High Schools, who are returning to baseball. They will have strong teams. Among the few retainers on this year's squad will be Dick Nehls, john Smith, Huck Hibberd, Bernie Steuart, Bud White, Frank LeC-ere, and joe Simone. 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