Glen Cove High School - Profile Yearbook (Glen Cove, NY)

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THE RED AND GREEN CLASS OFFICERS Frank Hartmeyeu Emma Hotopp Bocue Hunt Miss Cocks----- Anna Germaine President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Assistant Treasurer Motto—“Vestigia nulla restrorsum.” Colors—Royal Blue and Silver. Emblem—Silver Eagle with Blue Ribbon. JUNIOR ROLL CALL Allchin, Mae Baldwin, Lloyd Bernstein, Sylene Bjorkgren, Mabel Braun, Margaret Buxenbaum, Abrahcm Goughian, Catherine Dayton, Ophelia Dickerson, Eflie DiPietrantonia, Lena Eastment, Marshall Feinberg, Esther Gerken, Alma Germaine, Anna Hahn, Erwin Hartmeyer, Frank Hotopp, Emma Hunt, Bogue Johnson, Clifford Koeppel, Dorothy Lange, Dorothy Levin, Norman Lockwood, Dorothy Mai Ion, James Margroff, Anna McCarroll, Herbert McKeever, Grace Mongelluzzo, Florence Morris, Gilbert Nylund, Esther Orzehowsky, Julia Rose, Syl via Sheridan, John Stay, Edna Williamson, Williamena Wood, Irma Young, Laura [27]

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THE RED AND GREEN had reached the height of teaching. Misses Helen Dickenson and Anita Levin told of their interesting work as Kindergarten teachers. Miss Esther Mould, Latin teacher at Girls’ High, Brooklyn, also spoke a few words to her fellow classmates. “When dinner was over, the former Miss Mary Brett, who has succeeded in capturing Mr. Billy Allchin with her smile, proposed that the hall he cleared for dancing. Then her husband offered the services of his famous “Allchin’s Music Makers.” “During the evening many mesagses expressing regrets that their senders were unable to attend this unique celebration, were received. Among these was a radiogr: m from Mr. Leroy Dayton. Mr. Dayton radiographed from Athens where he is searching ancient ruins for evidence and material for his new book entitled, “Architecture Through the Ages.” He is accompanied by his wife, who before her marriage, was Miss Helen Hohenrath. Mrs. Dayton is a great aid to her husband in this research work, because, having been a stenographer, she takes down his notes in shorthand. “Miss Dorothy Marengo also sent a message that she could not be present on this occasion. Miss Marengo is now in London where she is giving a series of musical re citals. “Word was received from Miss Astrid Bjorkgren,who is still in Europe. Miss Bjork-gren recently swam across the English Channel. She was the first of her sex to accomplish this feat. ’ “Additional reviews of this reunion may be found in the “World.” Miss Julia Wolpeil who was present at the celebration is editor of the “World.” “Miss Josephine Coddington” .... The writing became blurred. The letters changed. The paper again became a current issue of June 1926, and I had still my prophecy to compose. Senior Awards Most Popular Class Bluffer Best Sport Jolliest Most Musical Most Original Most Dignified Most Athletic Most Loquacious Most Scholarly Most Likely to succeed Done Most for the class Quietest Hardest to Rattle Best Looking Teacher’s Pet Wittiest Neatest Laziest Class Kicker Joseph Dioguardi Ray Freedman Edward Maliesky Sidney Kessler Albert Allchin Ray Freedman Kenneth Trousdell Edward Maliesky Ray Freedman Kenneth Trousdell Joseph Dioguardi Joseph Dioguardi Kenneth Trousdell Ray Freedman Albert Allchin Joseph Dioguardi Ray Freedman Sumner Bernstein Sydney Kessler Sydney Kessler Agnes Coughlan Kathleen Mordecai Josephine Coddington Mary Brett Dorothy Marengo May Hogg May Hogg Agnes Coughlan Lucinda Johnson Lydia Stringham Lydia Stringham Alice Marengo Helen Olsen Mary Sekwood Mary Brett May Hogg Josephine Coddington Alice Marengo Doris Fling Mary Brett [26 j

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THE REP ANI) GREEN 50PH0MDRE5 CLASS OFFICERS Robert Coles President Helen Brennan Vice-President Helen Couchlan Secretary Colors—Red and Gold. SOPHOMORE ROLL CALL Allgaier, Charles Anderson, Catherine Anthony, Mary Boyce, William Brisbane, Miriam Brause, Florence Brennan, Helen Brennan, Mary Capiella, James Carpenter, Carroll Chittenden, Cameron Christie, Walter Frederick Coles, Coles, Robert Conway, Agnes Goughian, Helen Czechowicz, Helen Dailey, George D’Allessio, Nicholas D’AIlessio, Thomas Danis, Frances Dauphinee, Florence Dester, Frederick DiLeo, Marie Dimenna, Marguerite Donohue, Hubert Drennan, Teresa Dubicki, Anna Edwards, Margaret Eisenberg, Florence Fadrowsky, Martha Francis, Gertrude Gabruse, John Gengarelly, William Gershowitz, Archie Greenberg, Victor Greenberg, Beatrice Greenberg, Morris Hathaway, Dorothy Henderson, George Hotopp, Ruth Izzo. John Karlavacz, Helen Keeneth, Carlyn Korasky, Julia Lipschitz, Morris Lockhart, Grace Maccarone, Louise May, Nora Mayers, Irving Mott, Lillian Mears, Gilbert Nicholson, John Nylund, Agnes Phillips, James Pietrazak, Watka Pol lilt, Marian Rogers, William Scott, Thomas Skinner, John Trehey, Mary Whitely, Helen Williams, James Wilson, Bertha Wolf, Louis Wolf, Norman Zielazny, Eleanor Zisk, John Zylko, Anthony [28]