Liverpool High School - Hiawathan Yearbook (Liverpool, NY)

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Sophomore MEET THE POPULATION OF 304 Frank MacDonald-known generally as A'Mac and when dismissal time comes he is Oh, sooo helpful to Miss Decker, but he stays, any- way. Henry Clay-Henry seems to be quieter this term than last. Maybe someone could tell us why. Wallace Coffin-he is just about the only one I know of that gets an A or a B at least every other test in geometry. Ruth Crowley and Helen Milliken-these two are running around in circles trying to get geom- etry straightened out. Q Luella Ball-Luella is one of the quieter mem- bers of the class and can be seen during lunch ho.1rs with two junior girls as her constant companions. Rose Duva-another quiet pupil. Dorothy Egloff-she and Rose are just a couple of pals. June Damon and Catherine Kane-they have been pals all the way through high school, and incidently, they too, are struggling with geom- etry. Robert Jewell-Bob is the leader of the bicycle brigade coming to school every day. Genevieve Hetner-Genevieve has decided to take sewing just to show the other girls of the room up in dress-making. Jean Irving-Jean's chief ambition is Cstillj to get to school early. George Hardy-nearly every day George can be seen by jane's locker, either talking to her or waiting for her. Paul Geiss-all the teachers wish that Paul would ask some sensible questions for a change. Charles Keller and jo-Ann Killian-would someone please supply them with some boxing gloves? They just love to fight LPD Vernon Korthas-he doesn't think he is the school pest and proves it by pestering everyone all the more. Eddie Krause and Glenn Rockdashal-these boys would like a nice, big playground to play leap-frog in. Room 304 isn't big enough. Betty Lang-Betty just drifts merrily along pestering Jane and Helen, and anyone else she comes upon. Charles Schick-he recently got a compass ring to wear on his finger. Must be serious. Ethel Meyer-she tries to the best of her ability to be a pest, but doesn't succeed very well. Claude Raymond-we hear that.Claude likes Jo-Ann. Is this true, Claude? Evelyn Price-just about the quietest girl in 304. Margaret Peta-well liked and can be seen paling around with Peggy O'Neill. Frank Orlick-here is a rival for Vernon. If you don't watch out, you'll be the school pest, Frank. Peggy O'Neill-we all enjoy the noises she makes with her gum, especially Peg. jack La Rue-jack succeeds in his attempts to keep up the spirits of the class. Donald Stinard-another of the struggling geometry students. Carman Wede-Carmen is another rival- either for the class pest-ship or Clown-ship. Willis Tutor-Willis is trying to keep up with jean in her record of coming late everyday. Betty Street-Betty has been seen a lot lately, talking to Herman Yehle. Hmmmmmmmm. George Green-George is our chief athlete. jane Weirs-at last jane admits it. She likes Bill. But not the one you think, members of 304 . A SAMPLE OF 309 B is for Bednarski, who knows what she's doing She's never around when trouble is brewing. C is for Creatore, otherwise Jennie, We all know her friends and attractions are many. D is for Dingman, oh, why do we tease him It seems so mean when it's so easy to please him. E is for Evaporate, the word that defines What happens to knowledge that enters our minds. F is for Fath, a promising student Clever is she, yet quiet and prudent. G is for Grandy, oh, what a man It's hard to beat him, see if you can. H is for Hafner, a veritable weed, You simply can't harm him by any deed. I is for Idleness, generally found In pupils whose heads are always fog-bound. J is for john, the Necotra boy Page Twenty-one

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A Little Alphabetical Practice Artistic-Alta Evans A friend-Robert Egloff Buxom-Doris Richardson CharmingwBetty Glahn Cheerfule-Francis Dumock Don Juan-Edward Whalen Easy Going-Ralph Newcomb Faithful-Louise Albro Gorgeous-Helen Tooley Helpful-Ruth Seeley Industrious-George Dann Junk-Some of the Fords around this school. Kind-hearted-Peggy Bittel Lucky--Eleanor Gettman Miracle girl-Sophie Gapski Necessary--Dick Donovan Nemises--Regents Obedient-All of us!!! Petite-Georgianna Michaud Quiet-Helen Miller Ready-Geraldine Sharp Steady-Marcia Therre Together-Norton and Horton Twenty-five cents-The Graphic Useful-Agnes Bednarski Vocabulary Cextensivej-Jack Pease Willing-Arlene Reck Wise and friendly-Mr. Zogg Xisuthros-Guess P P? Young and beautiful-Evelyn Nichols Zealous-Elizabeth Barrett Junior News, Room 202 President ......... Vice-President ..... Secretary .... .... Treasurer ........ Graphic Reporters. . . Faculty Advisor ...... . . . . . . .Arlene Seeburger . . . . .Beverly Freeman , . . . . .Bruce Barton . . . . . .Jeanne Stier . . . . . . . .Jeanne Stier . . . . . . .Charles J. Beahan RESEMBLANCE TO MOVIE STARS Helen Kingsley ..... Joan Davis ...... . . .mouth Rex Hardy ...... . . .Slim Summerville.. . .height Jeannette Burdick. . Carol Lombard. . .large eyes Leonard Dawley. . . .Jack Oakie ..... wise cracks Arlene Love ........ Kate Smith ......... figure Bruce Barton ...,.. Clark Gable ...,... big ears Julia Segal .,....... Olivia de Havilland pug nose Jeanne Stier ..... . . .Loretta Young. .smooth line Norma Weller ....., Barbara Stanvvyck cute walk FUTURE AMBITIONS OF JUNIORS: Charles Korthas-Fortune Hunter Helen Kinsley-Advise to the Lovelorn Frances Scanlon--Mathematics Advisor Mary Jane Hiller-Cigar Store Indian Arlene Love-to be forever Popular Matthew Kenny-To be a Star Gazer. Jeannette Burdick-To stand the boys up Jeanne Stockam-Still going with Jimmy Norma Weller-To be a farmers wife Julia Segal-To keep boys guessing Jeanne Stier-To find the one and only Beverley FreemanmStill chasing shadows Page Twenty Arlene Seeburger4To be ever faithful to Art Club Ethel 'Yehle-To be a brick Mildred Newton-To keep her figure Richard Frank-Still giving a line to Helen Ralph Schriener-Still working at Heid's Bruce Barton-To live down the name of KKBUZZVY CAN YOU IMAGINE Frances Scanlon gazing longingly at Charles CChuckJ Korthas? Arlene Seeburger not knowing her lessons? Bruce Barton not asking dumb questions in English. Jeanne Stockam without Jimmie Tutor? Matthew Kenny not pestering someone? HABITS OF THE JUNIORS Mildred Newton to talk constantly of a secret love. - Beverly Freeman to ignore dizzy dames. Jeannette Burdick putting lipstick on third period in the study hall. I Bruce Barton to get his French done.

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A SAMPLE OF 309, Cont'd ' Whose handsome appearance is our pride and joy. K for Kandzela, whose lustrous curls Make a hit with all the girls. I. is for Lost, a common emotion Felt by students when asked a question. M for McCurdy, a golfing fan Whose brilliance in Latin is on the pan. N is for Necotra, this time Carmella The only word that rhymes is vanilla. O for O'Malia, of Titian tresses We're sorry to say that he doesn't wear dresses. P is for Peggy, Sherlock's the name She hasn't been here long, but is glad that she came. Q is for Questions, concocted with care To make sure our teachers develop grey hair. R is for Roderic, also for Ross. A stone of this type will never gather moss. S for Selinsky, well-behaved joe. We wish we were like him, we envy him so. T is for Trautman, Trumpet as well Listening gives us an upholstered cell. U is for Unison, the way we exclaim This place is rapidly driving us insane. V is for Victory, we hail every time When Coach Denny puts his men on the line. W is for Wiegand, Wademan and Weller With these in our class we simply can't beller. X is the minus quantity Found in all geometry. Y is for You who have struggled this far. Your perseverance is right up to par. THEME SONGS Jane Robinson-A Little Bit Independent. Alfred Zogg- You Couldn't Be Cuter. Eugene Warner in English class Be'wildered. Geraldine Price-I Love Mountain Music. CLASS AIMS . Alfred Zogg-To follow in his father's footsteps. jane Robinson-To get straight A. Geraldine Price-To swing the Dipsey Doodle a new way. Rexford Wright-To take, develop, and print bigger and better pictures. SOPHOMORE AMBITIONS William Hafner-to be an M.D. Ruth Fath-to contradict Miss Axtmann in Latin. William Mills-to put one over on Miss Axt- mann. Roderic Ross-to have a good sleep. john Necotra--to be a comedian and make big cigars. Rudolph Fry-to be friendly with R. C. or P. H. Robert Dingman-to be a man and keep up with jerry Mc Curdy. Giles Denny-to be an undertaker. Thomas O'Malia-to help Miss Axtmann. Miss Axtmann-to make 309 a quiet room. Carl Trautmann-to be a second Rubinoff. David Henes-to get good marks in Physical Geography and bother the girls. Joseph Selinsky-to be a mathematical wizard. Donald Kraushaar-to keep up with Ross and Culican and play baseball. Page Twenty-two BOOKS TO BE WRITTEN Roderic Ross-Scotty-How to Get Along With Teachers. Anne Bednarski-Ann-Importance of Having Lessons Done. . Carolyn Beebe-Little Red Riding Hood. John Necotra-Johnny4Advantages of a Hair- cut. Jennie Creatore-Jenny-Amateur Baseball. Merril Preston-Chesty-The Athletic Man. james Culican!-Jimmy-The Art of Chiseling. Rocco DeTomo-Rocco-Disadvantages of a Front Seat. Richard Dudley-Dick-How to Tease Dingy Effectively. Ruth Fath-Ruth-To Know or Not to Know. Warren Grandy-Wann-Secrets of Charles At- las. Rudolph Frey-Rudy-The Pipe and It's Uses. William Hafner- Vetts-Earthworm Tractors. David Henes-Dave-Why not'Reduce? Kathryn Hosey-Kay-The Rippling Laugh. Fred Kandzela-Rusty-To Recover from a Heartbreak. Donald Kraushaar-Don-How to Drive a Ford. jerry McCurdy-Jerry-Golfing-A Means of Getting Out of School. Robert Miller-Bob-The Trumpet - In 100 Easy Lessons. William Mills-Mills-New Version of Physical Geography. Mary Mirra-Mary-How to Become Manne- quin.