John Adams High School - Clipper Yearbook (Ozone Park, NY)

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4 Below Decks . TV! 3 .. gf, 'v . -as :im 4 2 ' 7 . 5 E si ., . C .- 1-In N v .7 ' , f 44 XQ l ,-, 1 3 ., 4 SOB SI TE - . -' pig, ITH a rush and a roar and a re- sounding r-r-rip, fhe door is forced shui. Dorofhy Graham has jusf eluded anofher group of sfern-visaged seniors ouf sfalking fhe cusfodian of fhe Senior designafion vofes. We can de- fecf fhe firsf fine gray hairs spread in filmy disarray fhrough her curly locks. Cheer-up, Dorofhy, if won'f be long be- fore fhe news will be made public: if's on page 30, fhis issue. -12' A , - J - 4 Q n of ' x 4 I ' 1 , lu. 1 f . .? XJ ' N if 'rwml R- I 1 x ig ' X' I 'T Doris Kludf, a former edifor-in-chief of fhe Clipper , has offered her services fo her old magazine, and fhis issue con- fains one of her beaufiful poems. We're always glad fo welcome our old friends back, and +rus+ we will have fhe oppor- funify of seeing more of Miss Klud+'s work in fufure issues. We received fhe announcemenf of fhe marriage of a former Clipper edifor, Miss Marianne Sherman fo Mr. Claude Frederick and fake pleasure in exfending our hearffelf wishes for many felicifious years of happy wedlock. Our edifors were in quife a quandary when fhe Clipper confenfs were being se+. Selma Greenman had submiffed a sfory fo fhe Clipper which had been prompfly accepfed. Subsequenfly, Miss Greenman senf fhe sfory fo Liberfy, fhe popular weekly magazine. Liberfy proffered a fenfafive accepfance which, while if afforded us all considerable pleasure, fhrew our arrangemenfs a bi+ ouf of gear. However, anofher sfory was wriffen for 'I'he Clipper lexclusivel by Miss Greenman, so we can reioice af her good forfune wifhouf secref qualms of any sorf. If our old friend, fhe prefzel-man, does nof refurn before spring, our small sfore of imaginafion wil have diminished alarmingly, and our arfisfic nafure will be complefely dulled. We wanf prefzelsl .::-fu, QQ I? il- . .---V iw' 911, 1 so ig. ' ' 1, V- ' -.gi 1 've.iS?f 'Y ii ' , Rv K: 2 ai g

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Cover Design OiTTITe Bridge .. Below Decks . ..,,..,..........,..., ....,..,.,. . Meyer Schoenfeld Enid Adamy . Doris Kludi World of Tomorrow e,,,i ..... . Message From fhe Skipper , Nigh+ Sfands Senfinel .. ., Selma Greenman Maxwell Anderson Torch Over Moscow World Fairs-I939 Dirge Progress The Rim Game Fafher Was Righf Shoving Off Ship's Company , Abraham Wi+Iin Irving Fink Jean Wiener and William Schwarz Alice Kosunen . John Foley ,, Harold Prager A AIber+ Levenson Officers of fhe Class, January I939 Candidares for Graduaiion I Landfall Dismal Valley Blue Flame Kifchen Police Beau'I'y Parlor One S+uden+'s Decision , Sabofage . Swampshade . Mood Men Club Minuies Sporfscasfing Ship's Library Quiz Corner Cap and Gown Alumni An+ics This 'n' Thar Doroihy Graham S+anIey Schulberg Jean Wiener .. Jean Wiener . June Sfolz ...,.,i, Jack Meyer .. Howard Hall ..,. Margaref Carley Helena Perry Charles Se+zer lsadora Ruffine Pa+ricia Murray , Harold Adler . Sfanley Schulberg Frank Sgambafi I LITERARY Edifor-in-Chief ,..., ,.,,,,,,o., , Dorofhy Graham Associafe Eclifor ,4,,,,..,, ,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,, P aul Lenz Composing Edifor ,i...... . Virginia Masel STAFF Enid Adamy Jean Wiener lsadora Ruffine Irving Fink Sfanley Schulberg William Schwarz ART S'I'uar+ Mufz Douglas Ryan Nalhan Lang George Meyerriecks Roberl Olson Meyer Schoenfeld Augusl Kuhn Harold Hasenfus FACULTY Liferary Mr. George Sullivan Ar+ H , I Mr. Roberf Goldfield Business Mr. Samuel Zimbal SHIPS MANIFEST ELIPPER OZONE PARK NEW YORK MR. WILLIAM A. CLARKE PRINCIPAL JANUARY TWELFTH I939 Volume 8 Number 2

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