Mabel Dean Bacon Vocational High School - Torch Yearbook (New York, NY)

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As gradu- ates you will be expected to work without discouragement to help build the kind of world you have talked about and which you long for. Your school has prepared you well for this. In your trade and academic training you have learned how to be self-supporting citizens, appreciative of the American code of living. Remember the ideals of your teen years and find some place in your com- munity where you can help turn them into realities. Today, your teachers and l congratulate you and wish you success in the years ahead. Sincerely, MARY Q. CASSIDY Principal -3266665011 ln appreciation of the splendid work of our teachers I we, the graduates of l95O, wish to dedicate this edition of the TORCH to all members of the faculty. We could hardly have learned the many fine skills of our trades, nor could we have had a thorough academic education, had it not been for these thoughtful people who chose teaching as their career. They shall stand out in our memories for many years to come, and it is our sincere wish that they will continue to serve our children iust as graciously as they have served us. .ihdorg 0 ur .Senior C aaa By MARIAN COGLIANO, June '50 Entering M.D.B. as a soph lin the main buildingl was something! You could hear the seniors yelling, You'll be sorry! You get on the elevator. Down, please. Sorry, you'll have to walk. What a school! Excuse me, could you tell me what time school ends? Sure, two o'clock. Three-forty-five is here and so are you. That's what you get when you're a sophomore! Before you know it your junior year has arrived, and this is what you hear: I have Cos. this term. I have Tex. What for? Who cares what the material is made of, as long as you can sew on it? Well, who cares about the name of the bone you're placing the pin curl on? Our senior year is here, the best year of high school: planning to take pictures, preparing for our senior show, making donations for the senior bazaar. lt really feels great to wear a blue smock. Then before graduation everyone is planning for the prom. Pink gowns, blue ones, strapless-everyone tries for something different. When the day finally arrives everyone is so excited, and before you can count to ten it is a week before graduation. One by one each student receives a diploma and sets out to try her luck at her trade, and to meet what life has in store for her. Good luck to all! A 3 .fdclminififrafion -s s 1-4 fy I VK A PRlNClPAL'S COUNCIL Administration: Mrs, Cassidy, Miss McKeon, Miss Lang. Guidance Counselling: Mrs. Everett, Miss Hurley, Miss Shapiro, Mrs. Novak Health Services: Mrs. Hintze, Miss Neita, Mrs. Johnston. Librarians: Miss Saull, Miss Schread. Placement Counsellor: Mrs. Brucks. 4 ADMINISTRATION AND SCHOOL SERVICES Mrs. Cassidy, Principal, Miss McKeon, Administrative Assistant, Miss Lang, Teacher in Charge of Annex, Miss Ohayon, First Assistant in Needle Trades, Miss Dolan, First Assis- tant in Service Trades, Mrs. Welsh, Chairman of Related Subiects, Mrs. Hintze, Health Counsellor, Miss Shapiro, Guidance Counsellor at Annex, Miss Bradley and Mrs. Minsky, Co-chairmen of Academic Subjects, Miss Curry, Program Adviser, Mrs. Everett, Guidance Counsellor. CLERICAL STAFF Mrs. Finnan, Mrs. Payden, Mrs. Brown- man, Mrs. Oster, Miss Clark, Mrs. Fei- gelman, Miss Burke. we f70I CA Editor-in-chief FRANCES BRIGUGLIO Associate editor HERTA KAHN LITERARY STAFF Esmeralda Petalas Angela DiPrisco Marion Cogliano Beatrice Abbate Frances Sito Angelina Santorelli Lucy D'Ambrosio ART STAFF Gloria Habacon Nancy Maraldo Esmeralda Petalas Avis Jones BUSINESS AND TYPING STAFF Gloria Acquavella Frances Vuocolo Constance Lewinski Adviser in charge MRS. STELLA A. RUSSELL Assistant adviser MRS. VITA ROSENBERG Art adviser MISS AMELIA BACHMANN Charles J. Bensley Andrew G. Clauson, Jr. Rev. John M. Coleman Harold C. Dean f-f ff? f I ., .f f R 0. I W xxx -59 me goarcl of glalucafion MAXIMILIAN MOSS, President Vito F. Lanza James Marshall George A. Timone Cornelius J. Walsh WILLIAM JANSEN, Superintendent of Schools C. FREDERICK PERTSCH, Associate Superintendent MORRIS E. SIEGEL, Assistant Superintendent EDWARD J. BERNATH, Assistant Superintendent MEMBERS OF LOCAL SCHOOL BOARD 5 James E. Gellert Mrs. Lansing V. Ten Eyck Mrs. Helen R. Barnes Alfred Brainard Mrs. Hazel Fay James Marshall ADVISORY BOARD MABEL DEAN BACON VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL Dr. Theodora Mr. Rogers H. Mrs. Eugene Benjamin Miss Leslie O. Colby Mrs. Myron I. Dr. Emily Burr M. Abel Mrs. Alfred C. Capen Miss Margaret J. McCooey Bacon Miss Caroline Choate Mrs. Francis D. Pollak Mrs. Miriam Sutro Price Mr. Edwin A. Seasongood Mr. George M. Wolfson Borg Mr. Raymond P. Holden 7 .748 .!4l'll'leX Those of us who are fortunate enough to have been in Mabel Dean Bacon for all the four years of our high school course will never forget our first year at the Annex. During that year the Annex to us was iust the friendly place in which we spent our first high school days so happily. We gave little thought to those who spent many years there before us, but it is interesting to learn that the Annex was originally the Hebrew Technical School for Girls, established in l904. At that time, the city did not provide vocational high schools, so many of these schools were started by philanthropic people. In about 1932, when there was no longer any need for these private vocational schools, this school was sold to the Board of Education and became our Annex. The six story building now has seven academic classes and fourteen shop classes. On the sixth floor are the infirmary and medical rooms and on the fifth floor, the cafeteria. What memories of good things to eat come back to us! The fourth floor, or rather the gymnasium, brings fond recollections of the dances and tournaments. The library is on the main floor and what a charming place it is! As for the auditorium- need I say more about it than that we come back 'to it for our graduation exercises? Graduation brings us back to the present which in turn reminds us of the future-when we will undoubtedly think many times of our first year at Mabel Dean Bacon Annex. 8 S 2 F r I I . 1 mwl. X f' ' All mf .. -' AM WU- ,M ,-M. . . ggv-F.,-'..ae'f 'u' , jlze .fgccwlemic elaarfmenf Although as a trade school we specialize in vocational training, the academic subiects have done much to make our graduates well-informed citizens and well-rounded personalities. The academic department has developed gradually. ln 1922, two hours of academic subiects were programmed for each girl in addition to her five hours of trade training daily. ln 1938, when Mrs. Cassidy became principal, the Dalton plan was dropped and Regents examinations introduced. Like other New York City vocational high schools, we now have a course of study that includes four years of English, three years of Social Studies and Health Education. ln History, we learn to understand the present in terms of the past. ln English, literature and good usage in speech and writing are stressed. We have remedial reading classes for those who need special help and honors classes for an enriched program. The present heads of the academic department are Miss Mary M. Bradley and Mrs. Ruth G. Minsky. At graduation, several awards are made to girls for distinguished academic work. The Carolyn H. Stern medal is given for the greatest progress in English, and the English Department medal is presented for the highest English average. The Social Studies cer- tificate is given tothe girl who has the highest average in Social Studies, while the Ameri- can History medal is given for the highest average in this subiect alone. The P.S.A.L. contributes a certificate through the Health Education department. There are also awards for character, athletic achievement, and good sportsmanship. We are as proud of our academic department as we are of the trade departments and grateful for the enrichment it has offered us! IO , A.. -frmyj M .Wai ,z ' 'iw- ms,ahb B'Wr5. ' r nu Ku , 1 'Q , f QQXWS X K - 5' 'HW g, ya F A 1' X? fr XR . ,::,i,,z xi.. ? .iz Q 'wt' ' iii ? 2 , ik M 1+ A::1,,' gMJ,, '33-Q' vw - f 1l, X , f . 6 xp ZR as x X .Sm W K: W'-A z -Y ' EI Y lxf J, ' X ,' ,L Q g I Q A N 2, Q' 'tis ir fx 1 Hi 4 jk? WQBLJA j'6L6!Q6 mepdftment . Q 'vw v -fm' gf gm-. t imwl 1 we . .,., . . , ,- C - f 4... .. The development of modern industry gave rise to the need for vocational training for boys and girls. Our school, developed by Miss Grace Dodge and Mrs. Mary Schenck Woolman, was the first of its kind. Its earliest curriculum offered training in hand sewing, designing, lampshade making, millinery, and sample garments. In 1902, the Manhattan Trade School was founded as a private institution. ln 1910, this became part of the city Board of Education. The girls were tried out for a month, under factory conditions. lf successful, they were given further training and placed. Diplomas were not awarded until after three months satisfactory work in industry. When our school became part of the New York City Board of Education, the head of the Boston Trade School for Girls, Miss Florence Marshall, was its 'first principal. ln 1919 our present building was opened, known as Manhattan Trade School for Girls. Training in other trades and academic subiects was soon introduced. Credit for our school's position in the field of vocational education belongs :o Miss Dodge, Mrs. Woolman, Miss Marshall, Miss Violet Coen, who was for a time head of the trade department, to Miss Beatrice Ohayon, our present First Assistant in Needle Trades, and to Mrs. Mary Q. Cassidy, who has been our principal since 1938. From 1937 to 1948 our school was known as the Manhattan High School of Women's Garment Trades, and in January 1949 we received our present name in honor of Mrs. Rogers H. Bacon, an active worker in the field of education and welfare. At present, the Needle Trades department has twenty-seven teachers, and offers courses here and at our annex in custom dressmaking, ready to wear, special machine operating, trade millinery, novelty and artificial flower making. 12 1 R 2 Q 2 3 pon-Q 33 , 1 'if iw X X 1 .27 K ' xfffk 4 rg E. , julia 'M film 59 ' M ,O . ' --W. , ,yung-' 5 ' Y N 'M-. W 4, 'B ., . am ..f ' - .,.. ' A A ww- - 1 e y M ' .L ,, V ALX,, QQ: m X If K ,. ' , ,N in :f fgv rj, , ii X ,EXA by ,i, ,. E , 1,3 'ff 1 ! A f sl! Q yf fa 1: ' ' V - ff ,M ,. A , 9' .Nh A W H, , - 'mfg' QM ' J? '25, A .552-' Q b ' 1. , iff , V .,.w9r?5-Q f 1- f: - L 'L 1.-K ml S, ,E Q rn 'Q' :AQ isjf WI , le: we. .x-1 .M ' if N534 if Q Q' Av 1 1 5o.,, I 1 1 . .3 .4 , f - 1 ,k N A' ' n , me .X My , N.,. 5. 1 .Z -4 eruice ju ed THE BEAUTY CULTURE DEPARTMENT The Beauty Culture Department trains about 250 girls. It is a three year course, starting in third term. First of all a girl has to get the necessary tools and get accustomed to our school. ln third term you are taught the fundamentals of the trade such as manicures, shampoos, and scalp treatments. ln fourth and fifth terms you review the previous term's work with, of course, additional training. If in your previous terms your work has been exceptionally good, in sixth term you are sent down to the school beauty shop. ln seventh term all girls are expert workers and are assigned customers in the school shop. While in the shop the girl attains the assurance needed to work on customers in her chosen profes- sion and becomes familiar with the routine of a shop in the business world. Every girl gets the opportunity of being manager and clerk. Since they must know the science of the trade, they are taught cosmetology. In eighth term the girls take courses in hair dyeing and tinting. They also attend the beauty culture convention which is held semi-annually. One hundred per cent of our girls taking the state board examination for their licenses have successfully passed. The placement office has placed a number of the girls in some of the best salons in the city, and many of the girls become teachers in their turn. CAFETERIA TRAINING Mabel Dean Bacon Vocational High School gives girls experience for the future. One of the most practical courses is cafeteria training which gives students practice in the preparation, cooking and serving of meals and enables girls to continue their studies as dietitians in college. Cafeteria training begins in the students' cafeteria where all the girls of the school have lunch. There the girls learn the fundamentals. They do not actually cook, but they prepare the recipes. These are in family size for six servings. For larger quantities they learn to multiply the recipes. After this training comes the advanced course in the first floor Tea Room where the girls do the actual cooking and managing of the entire kitchen. They learn to run a kitchen as in the finer New York restaurants. The Tea Room is open to the public and caters to at least a hundred people daily. This gives experience in serving at the counter. Some of the girls are placed in the best restaurants in New York as salad makers, pastry bakers, cooks, and other kitchen workers. Some girls work in hospital tray rooms in responsible positions. Still others marry soon after school. Their husbands are sure of excellent meals because of this fine training. Girls that have taken this course have never regretted their choice. They have found it valuable training and a practical vocational COUl'Se. I4 1 'gm . V. ,g k-fl' 2 ' Y ,J f .glw I . K . Aj 531: 215542-1 1 1, , K4 ,- 1' 1 Q ' ff?,f:: 1,3g5c wig -'1 I. f ' -,-15f3:'S'f' ' ,. -,X , .y Kg. f I 554,10 ,553 1 17 ,zffyfl -.5 flvfkli Gif ff, 'z S Q , I W ' x iw mfafecl .gyudfecb meparfmenf Although it may be a common idea that vocational high schools teach nothing but trade, the girls at Mabel Dean Bacon Vocational High School know that they receive academic and commercial training as well. The related subiects department is one ot the departments that take care of these needs which include textiles, biology, cosme- tology, mathematics, typing and art. They aim at understanding the trade and the world. A girl whose trade is dressmaking gains through the study of textiles and art. The textiles class offers information on yarn manufacture, structure of materials, different types of cloth, the purpose of each, and the use and nature of fabrics. The art department helps the girls with designs and flat pattern and draping, blending colors and fabrics, and developing a sense of beauty. The beauty culture girls gain from Cosmetology in which they learn about bone struc- ture, faces, skin, finger nails, and other parts of the body. They learn the principles of massage, make-up, and other aspects of their trade. ln art, they create hair styles, learn the rules of color and design in make-up, and develop other skills to help them when they graduate. Subiects which teach material valuable in business are typing, mathematics, and business practice which give the fundamentals of good commercial management. The science classes are important not only for their trade information but for their information about foods, health and other things in daily life. They make us both better technicians and better citizens. lb 6 ' A ff . L .:1 ,'i4a,zf , , A w ' ' Fr - ml f , I I 2 U h 4, S 5, . .N U. N..t -. N , , , Q M ,1 Us ' ---f 1 L . .Q , I K gf V 'Sf , 4 , ', Nf , - . I Y m ', ' JW -sw MJ ' X ,a - U J' ,: I . , znrmamm if - 1 . A A,-smvwHW?'2f'L ' 1 W-N ,rv , X 1 5 ' if W, 4 1 , U 1 ii- N-H. V .. 4 P Q1 Q -ww Q95 .,:. -W R X1 ' L 'M A Kfaifd of janudfg Advisers: MRS. O'HEA and MISS FREY Presidenf: CLARA COLACICCO Vice-president: LOUISE IANDORIO Treasurer: JOSEPHINE GELSOMINO Recording Secretary: NANCY MARTELLO Corresponding Secretory: GLORIA HABACON Deiegofes: ANTOINETTE LUSINA, CHRISOULA MANIKAS rowm M0 af Wflgeflean adm f Y fi x I X scH0oL ,- I I - - 4 ?Z 4 Y , 2 Z X XE -6. Q Finished ntlast X Q, ima 0 ADA ACCORSlNl 317 Eos? 55 S?ree? New York 22, N. Y. Ambi?ion: To own my own beauly shop. A prelfy rniss wi?h a charming air, Shes liked and worded everywhe-:e. INEZ ADAMS 2749 Eighth Avenue New York 31, N. Y. Lieu?enon?. Ambifionz To became a singer and dancer. Yorfre a nice girl, is all we can say. Heres hoping yoifll slay fha? way. THERESA ANDRIANO 503 Wes? 29 Sfreef New York 1, N. Y. Lieu?enon?, G.O. Member. Ambi?ion: To be on operafor. Mos? ai the lime shes Q-lie? and Swee?, A qirl like her is hard lo loeal. ANNA ANGELO 215 Eos? 5 Sfreef New York 3, N. Y. G.O. Member. Ambi?ion: To be o successful gar- men? operafor. Annis so charming ond pefile, A swoeler girl you Connor meek ADELINE BAGAROZZI 161 Eas? 118 S?ree? New York 35, N. Y. Glee Club, G.O. Member. Ambifion: To work as on opero?or. When Adeline goes walking down fhe slree?, She olways winks her eye lc G cer- lain guy she rneels. DORIS BERMUDEZ 21 Eos? 108 S?ree? New York 29, N. Y. Glee Club, Lieu?enan?, G.O. Mem- ber, Official Guide. Ambi?ion: To be a good garmen? opera?or. Doris is a friend, always hone: You will never find her blne. JOSEPHlNE BIZZARRO 339 Eos? 113 S?ree? New York 29, N. Y. Glee Club, Lieu?enan?, Honor Soci- efy, G.O. Member. Ambi?ion: To be a designer and when ?he righ? man comes along ?o ge? married ond raise o family. We like Jo because shes swee? Her nose is cole: she's swell io meel. ALICE BLACK 184-186 Brodhurs? Avenue New York 30, N. Y. Special Chorus, Glee Club, Lieuien- an?, G.O. Member. Ambi?ion: To confinue wi?h my sing- ing and my ?rade. Congro?ulo?ions and good luck To Alice and her Gene! FRANCES BRIGUGLIO 309 Eos? 114 S?ree? New York 29, N. Y. G.O. Member, Lieu?enon?, Glee Club, Honor Roll, Colorguard, Edi- ?or-in-Chie? of Torch, Execufive Council Member. Ambi?ion: To be o successful gor- men? operator. Whenever a? Frances you may look, Yorfll find her nose buried in a book. HENRIETTA BROWN 70-72 Eos? 99 S?ree? New York 29, N. Y. G.O. Member. Ambi?ion: To become o successful operaior. So agreeable and lull of lun, lhohs why she's liked by everyone. VINCENZA CAFICE 337 Eos? 77 Sfreef New York 21, N. Y. Glee Club, A?hle?ic Club, G.O. Member, Lieu?enan?. Ambi?ion: To be a successful dress- maker. A healfhy, alhlefic girl is she, The gym is where she likes lo be. THERESA CHIARELLO 455 Eos? 117 S?ree? New York 35. N. Y. Red Cross, G.O. Represen?o?ive. Ambifion: To become a good dress- moker and a good wife. Jolly, genile and sweef. A combinalion fha? can'? be beaf. AUREA CLAUSSELL 114 Easf 117 Sfreef New York 35, N. Y. G.O. Member, Glee Club, Special Chorus, Lieufenanf, Official Guide. Ambilion: To become a good gar- menf operalor and do my besf always. Aurea, Aurea is quile a dish, Buf marriage is nal' her only wish. CLARA COLACICCO 516 Easf 117 Slreef New York 35, N. Y. Honor Sociely, Honors Classes, Sen- ior Class Presidenf, Sfudenf Council, Execufive Council, Edifor-in-Chief of Pioneer, Glee Club, G.O., Official and Subiecl' Class Secrelary. Ambilion: To be a dress designer. Clara has a brillianf rnind, Success we're sure she'll always find. CLARA CORDERO 115 Wesf 111 Sfreel New York 26, N. Y. Honor Sociefy, Photography Club, Trinify Club, Afhleiic Club, Glee Club, G.O. Member, Official Guide, Presidenl of Phoiography Club, Sec- refary Trade, Lieu+enan'l, Bank Moni- for, Library Squad. Ambifion: To have a college educa- fion. Clara Cordero a good beaufician will be, As she pracfices efficiency. SERAFINA COSTANZA 304 Easl' 62 Sfreef New York 21, N. Y. Ambifionz To succeed in anyfhing l da. A nurse is whaf she hopes fo be, She has fhe brains and personalify. EMMA CUIN 1723 Lexingfon Avenue New York 29, N. Y. Ambifion: To work for a couple of years and fhen gef married and raise a family. Liffle Emma, so shy and pefife. MARY D'ALESSANDRO 224 Lafayeffe Sfreef New York 12, N. Y. Lieufenanl. Ambifion: To be a successful beau- fician. Jolly and gay, full of fun, Shell make you happy whenever you're glum. ISABEL DECELIS 2173 Third Avenue New York 35, N. Y. Ambifian: To become a dress de- signer. A genfle girl, never bad, Always smiling, never sad. DOLORES DEMETROULES 102 Norfh 8 Sfreef Brooklyn 11, N. Y. Ambifiont To be a successful beau- fician. Dolores fall, Dolores fair, Dolores dancing wifh graceful oir. CARMELA DERISE 27-46 Third Sfreef Asforia, L. l. Ambifianz To advance in my frade. A brighf spirif liked by all fhe class ls This friendly dark-eyed lass. ANGELA DIPRISCO 530 Graham Avenue Brooklyn 22, N. Y. Honor Saciefy, Honor Classes, Torch Sfaff, Lieulenanf, Secrelary in Music Class. Ambifionz To have a business. Angela is fhe one wirh a characfer quife rare, lf you need a helping hand, she'll always be There. BLANCHE DROST 125 Easf Fourfh Sfreef New York 3, N. Y. Honor Sociefy, Glee Club, Lieufen- anf. Ambifion: To own my own beaufy shop. She does her work well: In brains she excels. IRIS DUPEROIG 158 Easf 155 Sfreel' New York 29, N. Y. Lieufenanf. Ambifionz To be a beaufician. Iris is an aflraclive, likable lass. Good luck fo her, from fhe January class! .IOSEPHINE GELSOMINO 516 Easf 117 Sfreef New York 35, N. Y. Special Chorus, Glee Club, Pioneer, Senior Acfivifies, Chrisfmas Ploys, Senior Class Treasurer, Lieufenonf. Ambifion: To become o successful operafor or singer. Her rich high voice we all admire. To be wilh her we all desire. ANTOINETTE GENTILE 212 Eosf 107 Sfreef New York 29, N. Y. Honor Sociefy. Official Class Secre- fory, G.O., Trade Class Monifor. Ambifion: To be o good milliner. A is for Anfoineffe, so quief and dernure, Shell make Frank a splendid wife: of fha? we may be sure. JOAN GENTILE 1039 77 Sfreef Brooklyn 28, N. Y. G.O. Represenfofive, Lieufenonf, Red Cross Represenfafive. Ambifion: To be o beoufy demon- sfrafor. loan Genfile isn'l' offen silly. GRACE GIANGRASSO 317 Easf 27 Sfreel' New York 16, N. Y. Glee Club, Senior Show and Acfivify. Ambifion: To be o songwrifer. Poems and songs she wrifes And hopes fo see her name in lighls, EDNA GROHBRUGGE 205 Eosf 120 Sfreef New York 35, N. Y. Trinify Club, Honor Classes, Film Squad, Phofography Club, Program Room, lnformofion Office, Official Guides, Lieufenanf. Ambition: To be a Bonnoz operafor or cosfume designer. Soon you'll see her wearing green, Because she hopes lo be a Marine ELLEN HAAS 654 Wesf 161 Sfreef New York 32, N. Y. lnformofion Office, Honor Classes, Lieufenanf. Ambifion: To be o good beoufician and fo marry Norby. Ellen is popular in class. She is always such a clever lass. 22 GLORIA HABACON 235 Easl' 51 Sfreel' New York 22, N. Y. Glee Club, Honor Classes, Color Guard, Execufive Council, Fashion Shows, Torch Arf Sfaff, Recording Secrefary of Senior Class. Ambifion: To be o commercial orfisf or dress designer. Gloria wifh her arfisfic ways, Will be a success one of fhese days. MARIE HARRISON 1370 Fiffh Avenue New York 29, N. Y. Phofography Club, Secrefary of Trin- ify Club, Glee Club, G.O. Dance Club, Afhlefic Club, Lieufenanf, Of- ficial Class Secrefary. Ambifion: To become a successful milliner. Marie wifh her lady-like air ls always so quief you hardly know she's fhere. MARIE HASTIE 1381 York Avenue New York 21, N. Y. Ambifion: To be a housewife. Here's a girl who's very fall, And is liked by one and all, DOROTHY HRESKO 140 Norfh Ninfh Sfreef Brooklyn 11, N. Y. Glee Club, Color Guard, Afhlefic Club, Fashion Show, G.O., Torch Sfaff, Honor Classes, Presideni' of Glee Club, Class Secrefory, Lieufen- anf, Chairman of Assembly Programs, Official Guides, Execufive Council. Ambifion: To be successful in my frade, dressmaking. A liffle ioke, a liffle cheer, A liffle mischief, Doi' is here. LOUISE IANDIORIO 119 Ainslie Sfreef Brooklyn 11, N. Y. Lieufenanf, Sfudenf Council, Honor Sociefy, Honor Classes, Vice-Presidenf of Senior Class, Execufive Council. Ambifion: To visif Paris ond become o millinery designer. Which is which? all your feachers say, Whaf's The difference? They're bofh okay! MARION IANDIORIO 119 Ainslie Sfreef Brooklyn 11, N. Y. Honor Sociefy, G.O., G.O. Presidenf, Lieufenonf. Ambifionz To go info business for my- self, opening o dress shop. As we look info ihe crysfal ball we foresee Lois of luck for Marion, plus pros- perify. ERIKA INTELMAN 20-40 27 Sfreel' Asforia 5, L. 1, Glee Club, G.O.. Lieufenanf. Ambifion: To be a beaufician. Befler laler fhan neyer, Seems lo have been her endeavor CARMEN JIMINEZ 1004 Simpson Sfreef Bronx 59, N. Y. Lieufenanf, Typing Class Secrefary. Ambilionz To be on airline hosfess. Always happy, always gay, Carmen, we're sure, will gel her way. LILIAN KLEINMAN 180 Bay 32 Sfreef Brooklyn 14, N. Y. G.O. Member, Red Cross Repre- senfafive, Ambilion: To be a successful dress- maker. Smarl as a whip, amusing and funny. Her accenf is cufez boy, she-'s a honey. CATHERINE KOUNNAS 22-18 23 Sfreel Asforia, L. 1. Former Presidenf and Secrefary, Honor Class Sfudenf, Special Chorus, Greek Club, G.O., Pioneer, Former Presidenf of Glee Club, Sfudenf Council, Lieufenanf. Ambifion: To be a success in my frade, dressmaking. Curly black hair, a smile 'rhal's sweel, A disposifion so cheerful, if can? be beaf. CYNTHIA LAYNE 1336 Chisholm Sfreef Bronx 59, N, Y. Glee Club, G.O. Member. Ambifion: To be a successful dress- maker. Though Cynlhia rarely has much To say Shellllioin in gladly in work and play. ANNETTE LEONE 36 Sf, Marks Place New York 3, N. Y. G.O., Glee Club, Lieufenanf, Bank Monifor, Class Secrefary. Ambifion: To become a successful clressmaker. Annelle is always laughing auf loud. Where shels in fhe cenier, look for a crowd. DORIS LOVAR1 120 Easf Fourfh Sfreef New York 3, N. Y. Red Cross Represenfafive, G.O. Rep- resenfalive. Ambifion: To be a successful beau- fician. Doris is a quiel lass, Liked by everyone in fhe class. ANTOlNETTE LUSINA 22-65 28 Sfreef Asforia 5. L. 1. Honor Roll, Treasurer of Senior Class, Secrefary in Academic Classes. Ambiiion: To be a successful beau- fician. A successful beaufician she will be, In her own shop, iusl wail and see. lAnd wifh Mr, Senior for companyf7l CHRISOULA MANIKAS 317 Easf 31 Sfreef New York 16, N .Y. Glee Club, Greek Club, Treasurer of Senior Class, Lieufenanf. Ambifionr To be a good dressmaker and a good wife fo- Andy. A preffy Iillle Greek, Brighf and nice and chic. ANGELINA MARANO 446 Easf 105 Sfreel New York 29, N. Y. Glee Club, Honor Sociefy, Lieufen- anf, Honor Classes, G.O., Former Of- fical Class Secrefary, Lieufenanf. Ambifion: To be a successful dress- maker. A cheerful smile, a lwinkling eye. Shiny black hair, her hopes are high. THERESA MARION 916 Easf 233 Sfreef Bronx 66, N. Y. Glee Club, Honor Classes, G.O., Fashion Show, Official Class Secre- fary, Lieulenanf, Secrefary of Glee Club. Ambifionz To be a successful dress- maker. Theresa is impish and full of ioy. She allracis lhe eye of every boy. NANCY MARTELLO 68-11 79 Sfreef Middle Village, L. 1. Honor Classes, G.O. Member, Cor- responding Secrefary of fhe Senior Class. Ambifionz To become a successful dressmaker. Wilh lwinlcling eyes, a lovable lass, She is fhe beaufy of fhe class. NILSA MARTINEZ 1732 Madison Avenue New York 29, N. Y. Lieufenanl, Class Secrefary, G.O. Member. Ambifion: To be a successful special machine operafor. A winning smile, a helping hand, A real good sporf, we lhink she's grand. EVELYN ODDI 3l2 Easf 'l05 Sfreef New York 29, N, Y. A Glee Club, Honor Classes, G.O.. Lieufonanl. Ambifion: To become a successful dressmaker. Evelyn wifh her dimples fwo, Has a personality lhaf draws her close lo you. NORMA PADILLA 903 Easf lb9 Sfreef Bronx, N. Y. Dance Club, Lieufenonhi Bank Offi- cer, Afhlefic Club, Red Cross Repre- senlofive. Ambifion: To be a successful beau- fician and 'lo marry Chino. Wifh quips and cracks and funny wiles Norma keeps us all in smiles. ELEANOR PIERRI 42 Woodland Avenue Liflle Ferry, N. J. Special Chorus. Ambilion: To be a good beaufician. A girl like lhis is hard fo find, For there aren'f many of her kind. ELEANOR PODHAJSKY 25-59 35 Sfreef Asloria 3, L. l. Trinify Club. Ambilion: To be a beaulician. Eleanor is sweef and charming: She never does a lhing alarming. PHYLLIS POLIZZI' 1464 Second Avenue New York 2l, N. Y. Glee Club, Senior Acfivifies, Baskef- ball Club, G.O., Lieufenanf. Ambifion: To become a good oper- afor. Philly, Philly, lals of fun, lmifafes Teachers, and lhen she'II run. Whafs done is done, and in 'rhe pasf. Buf we only wish fhal fhe fun could lasf. JOSEPHINE RIOS i629 Lexingfon Avenue New York 29, N. Y. Glee Club, Class Secrefary, Lieufen- anf, G.O. Ambifion: To become a successful dressmaker. Nea? and quief and modesf foo. All her fraifs appeal lo you. JEAN ROBINSON 64 Easl lOl Slreel' New York 29, N. Y. G.O., Lieulenanl. Ambifion: To become a successful operafor. A pleasanf girl, a very good pal. She is whaf we call a regular gal. GERALDINE ROBLES 3850 Park Avenue Bronx 57, N. Y. Glee Club, Newman Club, Lieufen- ani, G.O., Official Guides. Ambilion: To own an exclusive dress designing house. Quick wilh her mind, and light on her feef, A girl l'm sure you'd like lo meef. FANNIE ROCCHIO 324 Easf ll4 Sfreef New York 29, N. Y. Honor Classes, Color Guard, Lieulen- anf, Torch Sfaff. Ambilion: To be a successful Bon- naz operafor, and lafer fo marry and raise a family. Fay is always fair and sweef, Knowing her is a lreal. ELSIE MAY RUBERTO 242 Easl' 32 Sfreef New York lb, N. Y. Glee Club, Alhlefic Clubs, Dance Club, G.O., Lieulenanl, Class Secre- lary. Ambilion: To be a successful beau- maker. Elsie wifh her smiles and ways, l-las broughl us many happy days. GLADYS SANJURJO 48 Eas? l03 Slreef New York 29, N. Y. Lieufenanf, Guide. Ambifion: To be a successful dress- fician, and lo marry evenfually. Sparkling eyes and smiles so fair. Gladys is a girl for whom we care. s IL MARIANA SANTIAGO 306 Easf l08 Sfreef New York 29, N. Y. Lieufenanf, Class Secrefary, Afhlefic Club, Dance Club. Ambifion: To be a beaufician. Mariana's quiel and very neol, And gifled wilh spiriled dancing feel. ANGELINA SANTORELLI IO7 Engerf Avenue Brooklyn 22, N. Y. Honor Sociefy, Honor Classes, G.O., Pioneer, Torch Sfaff, Secrefary in Music Class, Lieufenanf. Ambifion: To become a successful designer. For facls oboul hislory, she's a per- fecf guide: Her knowledge is remarkable in in field so wide. SYLVIA SCAINETTI 66-4l Hull Avenue Maspefh, I.. I. Red Cross Represenfafive, G.O. Ambifion: To become a dress de- signer. I-ler fernper is easily roughed, Buf don'l gel her wrong: she's really swell sfuff. ANNA SERINO 447 Easf II7 Sfreef New York 35, N. Y. Ambifion: To be a beaufician Anno, Anna, I-las O pleasonf manner DELORES SEWER 309 Wesl' l2l Sfreef New York 27, N. Y. Glee Club, G.O., Lieufenanf. Ambifion: To confinue wifh dress- making. You never know when she's around, Because she never makes G sound, FRANCES SITO I49 Wyfhe Avenue Brooklyn ll, N. Y. Afhlefic Club, Glee Club, Color Guard, Honor Classes, G.O., Fashion Shows, Torch Sfaff, Official Guides, Former Class Secrefary, Lieuienanf, Chairman of Assembly Commiffee. Ambifion: To be successful in my frade, dressmaking. Frances and Do-rofhy - The ferrific fwins l MARIE SPAMPANATO 35-38 ll Sfreef Long Island Cify. N. Y. G.O., Honor Classes. Ambifion: To be a successful dress- maker. Dashing eyes, black wavy hair, A reliable girl, dependable, fair. CATHERINE STEFLOVICH I7 Easf IOI Sfreef New York 29, N. Y. Lieufenanf. Ambifion: To be a beaufician, and lafer, a good housewife. Congralulalions lo Cafherine and her fiance! MARY SZYMANKIEWICS 40 Gouverneur Sfreef New York 2, N. Y. Glee Club, Lieufenanf, Honor Class, G.O. Ambifion: To be a regisfered nurse. Dan'l ever gel Mary disfurbed. She has quite a femper 'rhal cannof be curbed. LUCY TAGLIANETTI 375 Broome Sfreel' New York I3, N. Y. Red Corss Represenfafive, Lieufen- anf. Ambifion: To be e good dressmoker and lafer, a good wife. Her hair is dark, her eyes are brown. Her face is pleasant wilh never a frown. ANNA TERP 42 Wes? Fordham Road Bronx 53. N. Y. Red Cross Represenfafive, G.O. Ambifion: To become a dressmaker. Liffle and sweef, and oh, so near Anno is one fhof you should meel. MARY THEODORO 222 Easf 29 Sfreef New York I6, N. Y. Greek Club, Glee Club, Library Dufy. Lieufenanf. Ambifion: To be e good dressrnaker and become a good wife fo George. Oh, she can sing, oh, she can sew, Buf her ambifion you all know. 25 CAMERA SHY DOLORES HERNANDEZ l8bI Lexington Avenue New York 29, N. Y. Glee Club, Lieutenant. Ambition: To succeed in I undertake. 26 ROSE TROCCOLI 664 Taylor Avenue Bronx bl, N. Y. Glee Club, Honor Society, Student Council, Lieutenant. Ambition: To be a designer. Our G.O. dance is never a success Unless Roses there with her fanny dress. MARIE VALDEZ 470 Brook Avenue Bronx 55. N. Y. Ambition: To get married. Shes youthful and gay, And nice in her way. EVELYN VASSAS 58-09 Maspetli Avenue Mospeth, L. I. Lieutenant. Ambition: To marry a millionaire Evelyn shouldn't worry, Evelyn shouldn't care, Because she will marry o millionaire CATHERINE VIVIANO 91 Elizabeth Street New York 13, N. Y. Ambition: To work as an operator. She never worries and has lots ol fun: She lust takes things as they come. MAE WILSON 534-6 West I52 Street New York 31, N. Y. G.O. Member. Ambition: To be successful in mar- riage. Moe in her own quiet way. Works efficiently through the day. everything CLPQLUQZF Song By DOROTHY HRESKO, CLARA COLACICCO, GLORIA HABACON, January '50 To the tune of Bob Hope's theme song: Thanks forthe memories We have of Mabel Dean, The times we used to scheme, The trouble we got into and had to see Miss McKeon. We thank you so much. Thanks for the memories, The times that we played ball, The way we used to fall, The way we used to linger in the locker and the halls, We thank you so much. Thanks to Mrs. .lacob's class, The times we had to run, And brother, that's no pun. The homework and the questioning Would always leave us wondering. We thank you so much. Thanks for the memories, The days in the good old gym, To keep our figures trim, Instead we'd come out worn and ragged Looking even more haggard. We thank you so much. Thanks to our parents, Who gave us every dollar, To help us become scholars But then we used to holler, Mal iust another dollar. We thank you so much. Thanks for the memories, The days that were so bright, The times we used to fight, For things we thought were right. We thank you so much. Thanks forthe memories, We'll have of one another, We know we'll miss each other, And some day when we're mothers, We'Il come back to see each other, We thank you so much. Ol'l'Ll'Yl8l'lCel'I'lQl'lt .X4lfUCLl 5 anuary 26, 1950 Fashion Institute of Technology Admission Angelina Santorelli, Clara Colacicco General Excellence Trade Trade Dressmaking S Trade Dressmaking Teachers Guild Garment Machine Operating Special Machines Operating Trade Millinery Hedwig Meditz Award S Beauty Culture S S S Beauty Culture Teachers Guild Academic and Related Technical Subjects English S SS Carolyn H. Stern Medal Social Studies S S S American History S S Science-Ralph Horton Memorial Certificate Health Education-Gold Medals Attendance Four Year Pins Dolore Three Year Pins Special Awards Senior Activities Cooperation in Government American Legion Medals for Citizenship and Service Parents Association Theodore Roosevelt Medal Bank for SavingsS S s Demetroulos, Clara Colacicco Marion landiorio Angela DiPrisco SS Frances Briguglio S Nilsa Martinez S, . Louise landiorio Antoinette Gentile S SS Eleanor Pierri Catherine Steflovich Angelina Santorelli S Antoinette Gentile SS SClara Colacicco S Clara Colacicco S S S Blanche Drost Marie Harrison, Vincenza Cafice Antoinette Gentile, Marion landiorio Mary D'Alessandro, Marie Harrison, Louise landiorio, Angelina Marano S S SS Clara Colacicco Marion landiorio, Rose Troccoli Clara Colacicco, Marion landiorio S Fanny Rocchio Frances Sito S S S S S S Cynthia Layne Advisory Board of Mabel Dean Bacon Vocational High School Achievement S Effort SS Valedictorian Torch Award S Angelina Santorelli Catherine Kounnas S Angelina Santorelli Frances Briguglio 27 LUO oemrt By JOANNE McKENNA, June '50 DREAMLAND There's a solace in memory land Where all my lost dreams go And some day l'll iourney there To find the dreams I used to know. The past is lost, the present here, The future yet to come, Old dreams are lost, yet there is time: l'll find some newer ones. 28 r. .Simian John Rastetter, whose picture was brought in by Antoinette Lusina, was voted Mr. Senior by the January '50 class. He was born in Astoria in 1929, attended Junior High School 7, and was graduated from Long Island City High School. He is now employed as a printer. Johnny is five feet nine, has light brown hair and green eyes. He enioys sports, and is a member of the Astoria Willows, a football team. He has a Spitz dog and a white Persian cat. He has two fine ambitions - to be a successful printer and to marry a certain lucky girl in our class. MEMORIES Sometimes when l am lonely I sit so sad and blue. My thoughts touch many subiects But linger most on you. l remember how you laugh, Your smile and all the things you do, And every tear here in my eye ls caused by memories of you. JANUARY Angelina Santorelli Josephine Bizzarro Clara Colacicco Catherine Kounnas Nancy Martello Dolores Demetroules Marion and Louise landiorio Geraldine Robles Phyllis Polizzi Eleanor Pierri Gloria Habacon Angelina Marano Vincenza Cafice Josephine Gelsomino Frances Sito Mariana Santiago Evelyn Oddi Dorothy Hresko Norma Padilla Frances Briguglio Sylvia Scainetti enior Cedgrified Most Intelligent Most Likely to Succeed Hardest Worker for Our School Most Popular Prettiest Most Attractive Best Dressed Best Figure Class Clown Class Baby Class Artist Most Studious Class Athlete Class Singer Sweetest Class Dancer Most Charming Wittiest Class Talker Class Grouch Class Cow lGumchewerJ JUNE Emanuela Migliore Toni Cascella Esmeralda Petalas Mary Vella Lucy Fasulo Helen Burkas Luz Pamias Marathon Alexander Alberta Palmer Betty Cusumano Nancy Maraldo Lucy Figueroa Phyllis Christiano Carmen Burgos Regina Miller Toni Cascella Gloria Burgess Annie Scaglia Margaret Di Lena K Gertrude Huber Dorothy Trombetta 29 Q ,Af k ' sf' Q0 ' 2 E . .- xx E fi !'1..A n 'P' I n V :fx af Q.. ' .Q P' 'b , i X Q H . ffl' A- Q In 3 Q-r 'f af fr 'N V . E. 45. ,S ,x ff . 5 fy ir. Q.. ,,. 9 ,, fl -D .Why Tn al A M R I DN I , f I xx gf' , s 'rf H1135 iii KN ,, ,K fgmff ,sf xg ' A 1 1, -1,1 A K , ,xii ,ww 1 Www.. M1 Cfaaa of june 7950 Advisers: MRS. WELSH and MRS. MANNION President: MARY VELLA Vice-president: MARY SCOGLIO Treasurer: REGINA MILLER Recording Secretary: VICTORIA SINI Corresponding Secretary: JEAN LUKASEWSKI Delegates: PHYLLIS CHRISTIANO, LINDA VELARDI, CONCHITA RODRIGUEZ, GERTRUDE HUBER, BEATRICE GAIDA, ESMERALDA PETALAS, LUCY FASULO, JOAN NOVAK, DELIA BERRIOS, JOAN PENZYNSKA, FLORIDA LORENZO 12 six CHR, XR S Wx x I X A K H .E J 6 SFX d j X cf ' sk X x XQQ , KX W X Q x XIX 7 W jf ' bv W SQ if SN i- ,gf-X X GPL QQ? if X,40.:f:iN g J M fi' 97350 Z MW., f-w JUNE i750 M fv1 5 BEATRlCE ABBATE 304 Easr 29 Sfreef New York 16, N. Y. Junior Red Cross, Torch. Ambilion: To be an assislanl' de- signer. Buzzing here, buzzing lhere, Ta find her quiel is very rare GLORIA ACQUAVELLA 1340 Gales Avenue Brooklyn 21, N. Y. Torch, Newman Club, Official Guide, Class Secrelary, G.O. Ambilion: To help lhe handicapped, and fo live on a ranch and raise horses. Gloria, who is very sweel, ls a girl you'd like lo meer. Her personalily is A plus. And good work lo her is a minsl. MARY AGLIONE 1804 Third Avenue New York 29, N. Y. Glee Club. Ambilion: To drive a car and fravel. True, kind and sincere, A friend lo all lhose who are near ELEANOR AGOSTA 46-11A 21 Avenue Asloria 5, L. 1. Dramafic Club, Glee Club, Dance Club, Herald Tribune Represenla- five. Ambifion: To fravel and own a home in fhe counlry. A sweel and charming miss is she ln our hearls shell always be. MARATHON ALEXANDER 300 Easf 65 Slreel New York 21, N. Y. Dramalic Club, Assembly Chairman, Siudenf Council, Senior Prom Com- millee, Olilicial Guide, Lieufenanf. Ambiiion: To be a success in beauly cullure. On her skales she's like a whiz SIne'Il always glide righl lhrough a quiz. ROSALIE ALLARA 222 East 119 Slreef New York 35, N. Y. Dramalic Club, Lieulenanl. Ambilion: To be a success in ihe pro- fession l have chosen. When is il lrue Thal you see Rosalie blue? Of course rhal is- When rhere is no olher 'rhing lo do. MARIE ANASTASIA 418 Easi 119 Sfreef New York 35, N, Y. Newman Club. Ambilion: To be a designer and dressmaker. A glad hello, a cheery smile, A happy hearl, lhal's Maries slyle. ISABELLA ANZALONE 348 Easl' 85 Sfreef New York 28, N. Y. Ambilion: To be a good dressmaker, Nol very lall, buf very near, She has a smile lhal's honesl and sweel. ROSA BAROSSI 346 Easl' 62 Slreef New Yrok 21, N, Y. Ambilion: To own a beau'l'y parlor. Rosa, Rosa is af the door, Being lale forever more. Allhough she cannof help buf be, She says lo Miss Johnslon: 'lm so sor-ry! DELIA BERRIOS 1484 Amsferdam Avenue New York 31, N. Y. Baskelball Club, Dance Club, Lieulen- ani, Senior Delegafe. Ambilionz To own a beaufy shop. Delia Berrios is Cule and smarl, ln all oclivilies she'll lake pari. PATRICIA BOLDT 321 Easl 25 Slreef New York 10, N. Y. Newman Club, Pioneer, Junior Red Cross. Ambilion: To be a successful dress- maker. So quiel she never makes a sound Bul when we go la classes she's always around. CAROLINE BOLGER 333 Easi' 123 Slreel New York 35, N. Y. Dramalic Club, Library Squad, Dance Club, Lieulenanl, Assembly Chair- man, Guide, G.O. Ambilion: To become a successful beauiician. Marriage? Ouier and very refined is she A nicer girl lhere could nal be. MATTIE BOYD 56 Wes? 98 Sfreef New York 25, N. Y. Dance Club, Trinify Club, Glee Club, Sfudeni Council, G.O. Lieufenanf. Ambifion: To fravel affer graduafion. Maiiie is nice: she also is neai, She sweeps all 'ihe young men oil their leei. JUNE ANN BRUNO 506 Wesf 55 Sireef New York I9, N. Y. Honor Socie+y, Glee Club, Lieufen- ani. Ambifion: To be a draper. Always ready io go on a die? Bu? where ihere's food she'll siari a rioi. ADELLA BRZEZINSKA I06V2 Norih Eighfh Sfreei Brooklyn II, N. Y. Ambifion: To be a good Bonnaz op- erafor. Kind and sweel, Nice To meei, GLORIA BURGESS 452 Wesf I63 Sfreei New York 32, N. Y. Special Chorus Secreiary, Trinify Club, Gym Honor Roll, Glee Club, Lieufenanf. Ambifion: To be a dress designer. Gloria is sweet she also has charm. Why, she makes Kenny rneli in her arms! CARMEN BURGOS 523 Wes? I38 Sireef New York 3I, N. Y. Special Chorus. Ambifionz To be a successful beauli- cian or a singer. To call her sweel is hardly ioirg There's so much more than sweelness lhere. HELEN BURKAS IOS-40 38 Avenue Corona, L. I. Ambiiion: To be a beaufician. This is one who's on lhe go, bur Where she goes we never know, MARY CALZOLANO 2I-55 Hazen Sfreef Jackson Heighfs, N. Y. Trade Class Moniior, Pho+ography Club. Ambifion: To be a dressmaker. Happy go lucky, never a care, She's sure io be welcome everywhere, PATRICIA CANHAM 44-39 2l Sireef Long Island Cify I, L. I. Presideni of Trinify Club. Ambifion: To be a hair siylisi, and a good mofher. If a fellow asks Pai, Where ihey'll go when daiing, Ten io one she-'ll iell him-skaiing. PAULA CARLINO 224 Easf I02 Sfreef New York 29, N. Y. Glee Club, Lieuienanf. Ambiiion: To be a success in my +rade. Paula has a voice so small, The only Time you'll hear ii, is when she calls, ANGELINA CARRILLO 2201 Fiflh Avenue New York 35, N. Y. Glee Club, Special Chorus, Trade Class Secreiary and Monifor, Official Class Secre+ary. Ambition: To be a nurse. I-lerels a girl whose skill you can admire. To be a nurse is her greai desire ANTOINETTE CASCELLA 31-25 I4 Sireei Asioria, L. I. Afhlelic Club, Dance Club. Ambifion: To be a beaufician. Prefiy liille Toni smiling and so gay, Always brings us sunshine in hei charming wayl PHYLLIS CHRISTIANO 426 Wesi 46 Sireef New York I9, N. Y. Glee Club, Lieufenanf. Honor Society, Dramaiic Club. Ambifionz To be a good dressmoker. She's sophisiicaied and charming, Bui ai baskeiball she's alarming. MARIE CIMINERA 240 Easf 119 Sfreef New York 35, N. Y. Ambifion: To be a housewife. Marie knows 0 boy who is handsome and near. Whenever she sees him, her heorl' skips a beal, You'll lind she likes him so Her currenl hero, Angelo. CLARYLEE COBB 113 Easi 100 Sireel New York 29. N. Y. Glee Club, Junior Red Cross. Ambifion: To become a successful dressmaker. Clarylee Cobb is an arnbilious girl Who wanls lo lravel around fhe world. MARIAN COGLIANO 108-24 52 Avenue Corona, L. I. Glee Club, Torch, Banking, Junior Red Cross, Lieufenanf. Ambilionz To be a fravelling beau- fician. Lovely lo look af, clelighlful lo know, May good Iorfune be with her wher- ever she goes. GLORIA CONITIRE 125 Second Avenue New York 3, N. Y. Glee Club, Library Squad, G.O., Jun- ior Red Cross, Lieufenanf, Banking, Gym Class Secrefary. Ambifion: To succeed in my trade. Keen sense of humor, Lols of lun, Gloria is liked by every- One, ALBA CONTRI 243 Slanfon Sfreef New York 2, N. Y. Honor Sociefy Secrelary, Dramalic Club, Glee Club, Newman Club, Pioneer, Lieulenani, Library Squad, Official Guide. Ambilionz To pracfice beauly culfure -fhen marriage. Her mind is keen, Her manner serene. She's one of lhe nicesl we've ever seen. GLADYS CORREA 1024 Simpson Sheer Bronx 59, N. Y. Jubilee Parade. Ambilionz To own a beaufy shop and my own aparfmenf and car. Lovely and charming, simple and SweeI- Success and happiness should lie of her feel, 36 ANGELINA COSTANZA 23-29 92 Sireef Jackson Heighis, N. Y, Glee Club, Lieuienanf, G.O., Bank- ing, HeraId Tribune Represenfafive. Ambilionz To be a good operalor. Always happy, always gay. For personalily give her A. BETTY CUSUMANO 1236 Second Avenue New York 21, N. Y. Glee Club, Official Class Secrefary, Lieufenanf. Ambiiionz To become successful in my frade. Belly is cule lhough she's noi fall. Bu? good lhings come in packages, small. LUCY D'AMBROSIO 745 Schenck Avenue Brooklyn 7, N, Y. Secrelary of Honor Sociely, G.O., Torch, Dance Club, Junior Red Cross. Alhlefic Club, HeraId Tribune Represenfalive, Newman Club, Senior Aciivifies, Palrol Capiain, Lieufen- ani. Ambirionz To become a successful dressmaker and a good housewife. To make a dress her hands are nimble. She never even lorgels her lhimble. ARLENE DANKO 540 Easi' Fifih Sfreel New York 9, N. Y. Glee Club, Junior Red Cross, Lieulen- ani. G.O. Ambiiion: To be successful in life. She's a girl on whom you can depend, A lruslworfhy, honesl and loyal lriend. CATHERINE DARIN 1946 Firsl Avenue New York 29, N. Y. Glee Club. Ambilionz To become a successful dressmaker. Pep, charm, and a lovely smile. Prelly and happy all lhe while. RITA DEGLIALBERTI 217 Thompson Sfreel New York 12, N. Y. Lieufenani, Official Class Secrefary Glee Club. Ambilionz To be a successful op- erafor. Always ready, willing and able, Could lhere be a beller label? HELEN DeLAlRE 338 Easl 25 Sfreef New York IO, N. Y. Dance Club. Ambilion: To become a model. When we see Helen in a daze We ask her, Wha+ is causing lhis haze? She lries lo avoid lhe queslian wilh a gimme Buf we all know lhal il is Jimmy. MARGARET DiLENA 47-25 l98 Sfreef Flushing, L. I. Glee Club, G.O. Represenlafive. Ambilion: To be a good frade worker. Margie's iusi like a bubble, Always in and our of lrouble. JENNIE DiSALVO 4I6 Eos? I3 Sireei New York 3, N. Y. Ambilionz To be a good dressmaker and lo marry Johnny. Always in a happy whirl, Jennie is an all around girl. GRACE DOSCHER 553 Second Avenue New York I6. N. Y. Trinify Club, G.O. Member, Gym Honor Roll and Secrelary, Red Cross, Typing Class Monilor. Ambilion: To be a dressmaker in a small shop. Grace is kind and sweel, And very pleasanl Io meel. LOUISE ESPOSITO 36-26 29 Sfreef Long Island Cily I, L. l. Newman Club, Honor Sociely, G.O., Trade and OFl'icial Class Secrelary. Ambilion: To be a success in all my work. Full of pep, always on fhe go, Really a human dynamo. ROSE EVANGELISTA 47-I8 Vernon Boulevard Long Island Cily I, L. I. Glee Club, Honor Roll, Lieulenanl. Ambilion: To become a successful dressmaker. Here's a girl you'd like lo meel. She's quiel, neal and very sweel, CONSTANCE FAMA 34-48 Crescenl' Sfreef Long Island Cily 6, L. I, Lieufenanl, Newman Club. Ambifionz To be a successful dress- maker. Connie's hum is as loud as can be. Lislen lo her in 'rrade and you'l agree. LUCY FASULO 443 Easf I2 Sfreel New York 3, N. Y. Glee Club, Dramafic Club. Ambilion: To be a good dressmaker Everyone calls for Lucy, They say she's cheerful and gay. Yes, Lucy is lhe Ionic, Who'll drive your cares away. HELEN FERRIS I9 Wesl' II6 Slreel New York, N. Y. Special Chorus, Glee Club, Lieulen- anf. Ambilionz To become a good op- eralor and lake up lailoring. An ideal all around girl wilh a charm- ing personalily. LUCY FIGUEROA 233 Easi' I2 Slreel' New York 3, N. Y. Ambilionz To be a successful beauli- cian some day. Lucy always sludies in school: She never has any lime Io fool, THERESA FIORE 380 Broome Slreef New York I3, N. Y. Olificial Guide, G.O., Lieufenanl, Red Cross Represenlalive. Ambilionz To be o good homemaker. Lovely, sweel and smiling Too, Thais wha? we all Ihink of you. LAURA FIORELLO 32I Easf I2I Slreel New York 35, N. Y. Newman Club, Honor Sociefy, Boro Discussion Group, Dramafic Club, Of- ficial Class Secrefary, Ambilion: To be a successful dress- maker bul above all lo marry and make my home happy. Da you wanl a real frue friend, One whose lr'endship never ends? Turn lo Laura lhe whole day lhrough And she'll be glad lo Camlorl yon. DOROTHY FITZSIMMONS 2l4 Devoe Sireei Brooklyn ll, N. Y. Ambifionz To become a good dress- maker. , Jus? fhe righl biend, Sludenf and friend. MARY FRISINA 26-30 96 Sfreef Easf Elmhursf, L. I. Honor Sociefy, Lieuienanr, Dramafic Club, Junior Red Cross, Banking, Boro Discussion Group. Ambilionz To be o successful dress- maker and mofher. Full of Iaughler, ioy and cheer, Tha? is Mary, quiie a dear. Always ioily, never blue, And this iingle's reaily frue. BLANCHE GAGAT I72 Wyihe Avenue Brooklyn ll, N, Y. Special Chorus. Ambifion: To be a good dressmaker. By looking al Blanche you wouldn'1 believe she could sing as well as she does. Sei your dial on Tuesday morning and hear her reporfs on Jerry Lewis. BEATRICE GAIDA 2l3 Easf 96 Sheer New York 28, N. Y. Newman Club, Honor Sociefy, Boro Discussion Group, Lieufenani, Dra- mafic Club. Ambilionz To be a successful dress- maker and mofher. A liffle dramalic miss is she, Bu'r a successful dressmaker she aims lo be. MARY GARVEY 409 Eas'I' 87 Slreel' New York 28, N. Y. Newman Club. Ambiiion: To be a good garmenl operafor. Operaling will be her career. She'll do ali right never fear. JEAN GASPARRI 22-47 74 Sireef Jackson Heighis, N. Y. Newman Club, Junior Red Cross. Ambi+ion: To become a draper, fhen a designer. To be a designer is her desire, And lhis posiiion she will acquire, JEANETTE GEORGE 62 Easf 99 Sfreef New York 29, N. Y. Glee Club, Junior Red Cross. Ambifion: To be a good dressmaker. Tall and sweet Hard fo bear! MARGARET GULLEY l05-07 l60 Sfreef Jamaica 3, L. l. Jubilee Parade, Trinify Club, Hosfess Service. Ambifion: To be a diefician. Margaref is really a nalural born cook. She can bake rolls wifhouf faking a look. INA HAYDAMAKA I49 Avenue A New York 9, N. Y. Glee Club. Ambiiionz To become a good dress- maker. lna pradices on a piano ail day. To give us a song and make us gay. HILDA HERNANDEZ 53 Easf H0 Sfreei New York 29, N. Y. Class Secrefary. Ambiiionz To become a good dress- maker and housewife. Prefiy, charming, sweei and srnari, She'Il win her way in+a your heart GERTRUDE HUBER 241 East 93 Sfreef New York 28, N. Y. Special Chorus, Dromafic Club, Glee Club, Junior Red Cross, Lieufenanf, Newman Club. Ambi+ion: To gel' married. Wilh her cule liifle pug nose and hair lighl brown There's no doubi shell win renown. STELLA lLLUZZl 2l7 Thompson Sires? New York I2, N. Y. Glee Club. Ambifion: To marry a rich man. You'll always see a smile on her face And for a laugh she's first in place. FLORENCE JOHNSON 416 S+. Nicholas Avenue New York 27, N. Y. Special Chorus: Ambilion: To be successful in o er- P afing. Florence Johnson is an ace: She shows expression in her lace. She can sing like a lark From morning sun lill evening dork. LULA JOHNSON 807 Eosl 178 Slreel Bronx 60, N. Y. Dance Club, Volleyball, G.O., Red Cross Represenlalive, Class Officer. Ambilion: To go info business wilh mv besf friend, o year afler grad- uafion. A fhoughllul, friendly girl- Bul where does she pul all lhar lunch? AVIS JONES 699 Easl 165 Slreel Bronx 56, N. Y. Torch Arf Sfalif. Ambilionz To be a good dressmalrer and designer. Teacher, don? look here, I pray, Or l'll have lo pul' my slcelch away! HERTA KAHN 6140 Woodbine Slreel Ridgewood 27, N. Y. Pioneer, Torch Edilor, Subiecf Class Secrelary. Ambiiion: To be a beaulician in a Fiflh Avenue shop, and laler lo leach beaufy cullureg lhen, lo gel' married. When if comes lo rhyming a line l-lerla's poelry lurns our fine. IRENE KANE 1944 Firsl Avenue New York 29, N. Y. Secrelary in Subiecf Classes. Ambilion: To be a beaulicion and have a shop of my own. Blond hair, blue eyes, You lhinlc she's quiel, buf yoifd be surprised. MADELINE KELLER 335 Easf 22 Slreel' New York 10, N. Y. Ambilion: To be a good housewife. Here's lo Madeline Keller, wifh her eyes of blue, Pink cheeks, and smiles so lrue. STEPHANIE KLIMKOWSKA 147 Wylhe Avenue Brooklyn 11, N. Y. Glee Club, Lieulenanl, Presidenl and Secrefary of OFFicial Classes. Ambilion: To be a good dressmaker and mo'l'her. Always laughing, always gay, Lel us hope she slays lhal way. She can lcnif and make o swealer Bul she crochels even beller. ELIZABETH KRAMEDJIAN 510 Wesl 136 Sfreef New York 31, N. Y. Honor Sociefy, Vice-Presidenf of G.O., Capfoin of Lockers, Lieufenanf. Ambifionz Marriage. A modern Cleopalra Who really sels lhe pace, Wilh devaslaling slyles Worn wilh eleganl grace FRANCES LoSALLE 339 Easl' 118 Sfreel New York 35, N. Y. Newman Club, Gym Honor Roll, Al- lendance Commendalion. Ambifion: To be a fypisl ond a good dressmaker. Small and neal, so pelife, Good allendonce Frances keeps. ANNA LAURIANO 1935 Third Avenue New York 29, N. Y. Official Guides, Senior Delegale, Lieulenanf, Trade Class Secrelary. Ambilionz To be o good dressmalzer. Annie Laurie is ol medium size. ln her lrade she's sure 'ro rise, EILEEN LAY 32 Jackson Sfreel New York 2, N. Y. Lieulenanf. Ambilion: To be a good dressmaker. Eileen Lay, Cule and gay and so nice in every way! JOAN LESSER 33-22 28 Slreef Asloria 6, L. 1. Newman Club, Lieulenanf. Ambifion: To be a good dressmaker. She is charming, lilhe and fair, Wilh her lovely, flaming hair. 39 CONSTANCE LEWINSKI 236 Eosr 124 Sfreel New York 35, N. Y. Torch Slaff, Glee Club, Dance Club, Newman Club, Secrelary in Official, Droping, Trade, and Typing Classes, Banking, G.O., and Herald Tribune Represenfaiive, Lieufenanf. Ambilion: To offend business school: lhen, marriage, some day! When you're leeling down and our, Who will pur your cares lo rouf? Connie is your one besr friend Who will help you make amends. FLORIDA LORENZO 21-70 Hazen Slreel Jackson Heighfs, N. Y. Presidenl of Honor Sociely, Presideni of G.O. in Annex, Assembly Chair- man, Official Guides, Newman Club, Library Squad. Ambilion: To become a beauly cul- lure leacher. She fells us when lo sir: she lells us when lo srandg As assembly chairman, she's really grand. JEAN LUKASEWSKI 447 Claremonf Parkway Bronx 57, N. Y. Honor Sociely, Special Chorus, Presi- denf ol Newman Club, Dramalic Club, Secrelary of Senior Class, Lieufenanf, Glee Club, Official Guides, Secrelary of Subiecf Classes, Red Cross. Ambilionz Acfing, singing, dancing. Always up 'ro having lun, Shes wan 'rhe hear? of everyone. To be a singer is her aim: l-ler lovely voice will bring her lame. FLORENCE LUSARDI 10-05 34 Avenue Long lsland Cify, L. l. Glee Club, Red Cross and G.O. Represenlalive. Ambilionx To be a success in life. Boys are an imporlanr parl of Flo's lie? Serine day she will make an ex-cellenr wife. SARAH MANNINO 514 Easf 13 Slreel New York 9, N. Y. Glee Club, English Class Secrelary. Ambifionz To become a good Bonnaz operafor. Sarah is good al ihe Bonnaz machine: ln sewing generally she's very keen. NANCY MARALDO 104-O1 Marlense Avenue Corona, N. Y. Torch Arf Sialif, Glee Club, Lieulen- onf, Class Socrelary, Red Cross Rep- resenlalive. Ambilion: To be a designer. Shes an orlisl who's Charming and sweel, A girl who's worlh your while lo meer. FLORENCE MARANGIELLO 1140 Fleley Avenue Bronx 60, N. Y. Glee Club, Lieuienanf. Ambition: To be a success in mil- linery. To be a milliner is her aim: In This frade she'll shool' fa fame: For when she fakes her fell or wire There'll be a hal soon lo admire. ELEANOR MARINI 2325 Second Avenue New York 35, N. Y. Ambilion: To be a successful op- erolor. Good morning, girls! Who did lhe homework? JOANNE McKENNA 214 Sevenlh Avenue New York 11, N. Y. Pioneer, Torch, Glee Club. Ambifion: To be a success in life. Joanne wriles beaulilul poelry, And a lovely girl is she. In her clear blue eyes one can read l-ler real sincerily. DOLORES McNAlR 304 Wesf 154 Sheer New York 30, N. Y. Trinily Club, Gym Honor Roll, Glee Club, G.O. Ambition: To be a pianisl. Dolores McNair is lull ol cheer? We'll always hold her friendship dear. MARGARET MEGARO 2215 Second Avenue New York 29, N. Y. Lieulenanl. Ambifion: To be a good dressmaker. Jolly, sparkling, and lull ol lun, Margie's a 'lriend lo everyone. CARMEN MEJIA 169 Easl 109 Sfreel New York 29, N. Y. Secrelary in Academic Classes. Ambifion: To become a successful beaufician. Merry and very nice is she: Wilh many friends she'll always be. EMMA MELENDEZ 72 Easf II4 Sfreef New Yorlr 29, N. Y. Ambifionz To become a dancer. Il all The bays were across The sea Whaf o good swimmer Emma would bel LOUISE MESSINA 304 Easf 29 Sfreef New Yorlc lb, N. Y. Secrefary of Glee Club, Banlr Repre- senfafive. Ambifion: To be a singer. From The Top of her head To The Tip of her Toes, She is charming and sweeT Wherever she goes. MARY MESSINA 30l Easf l08 Sfreef New York 29, N. Y. Glee Club, Lieufenanf. Ambifion: To become a dressmalrer. Mary is so kind and good, She's ofTen called Red Riding I-loocl. EMANUELA MIGLIORE 426 Easf 'II Sfreef New Yorl: 3, N. Y. Glee Club. Ambifion: To be a mofher. When There is laughfer all around ln The cenfer 5he'll be found, REGINA MILLER bl-41 Woodbine Sfreef Ridgewood 27, N. Y. Senior Class Treasurer, Official Class Presidenf, Official Guides, Lieufen- ani, Phofagraphy Club, Newman Club. Ambifion: To be successful in every- fhing I underfalze. She is friendly, sweef and blond. Of our Regina we are fond. CATHERINE MINUS lI5 Easf IOO Sfreef New York 29, N. Y. Ambifion: To be a dressmalrer. CaTherine Minus will make a good friend, A good sporl from The beginning All The way To The end. ROSE MONTALBANO 356 Easf I2 Sfreel' New Yorlt 3, N. Y. Special Chorus. Ambiliona To be successful in gar- menf operafing. Rose is iusT an all-around girl And To us a precious pearl. MATILDA MORENO 434 Easf II7 Sfreef New Yorlr 35, N. Y. Special Chorus, Ambifion: To be a singer. MaTilda Moreno's beaufiful voice Malres her audience rejoice. HELEN MURRAY 35-25 34 Sfreef Asforia, L. I. Class Secrefary. Ambifion: To be a beaufician. Helen is a good old Triend. Some day we'll visiT her children Ten. RITA MUSSELMAN 300 Easf 98 Sfreef New Yorlr 29, N. Y. Glee Club, Class Secrefary. Ambifion: To Travel. RiTa Musselman is roll and slim, Wilh a good appearance, smarl and Trim. MARIA NIEVES 51 Easf 106 Sfreel New Yorlr 29, N. Y. Ambifionz To be a successful oper- afor. Maria, Mary, Marie, As nice a girl as she can be. PAULINE O'SULLIVAN 228 Easf 40 Sfreef New York 16, N. Y. Newman Club, Glee Club, Secrefary of Official, Arr, and Typing Classes. Ambifion: To became a good cafe- feria worker and a good mofher. Pauline O'Sullivan is shorT and srubby. ATTer gracluaTion she'll geT a good hubby. ALBERTA PALMER 557 Wesf 161 Slreel New York 32, N. Y. Special Chorus, Official Guides, His- fory Class Secrelary. Ambifion: To be successful in any- lhing I underlake. Yoifll smile when you greel her: You won'l Iel her go: Shels a iolly young singer: Yoafll love her, we know. LUZ PAMIAS 350 Easl 15 Sfreel New York 3, N. Y. Official Class Secrelary. Arnbilfon: To be a model. Modeling clolhes is her ambilion, Though ol lhe momenl, she's o bean. lician. JOAN PENZYNSKA 122 Norfh 3 Sfreel Brooklyn 11, N. Y. Pholography Club, Senior Delegafe, Class Treasurer, Lieulenanl. Ambilion: To be a successful beau- fician, II you see Joan walking slow, You can bel she's dreaming abonl her Joe. ESMERALDA PETALAS 658 Warwick Sfreef Brooklyn 7, N. Y. Honor Saciely Presidenf, Torch Slaff, Senior Acfivifies, Jubilee Parade, Fashion Shows, Assembly Chairman, Lieufenanl, Official and Subiecl Class Secrelary, Newman Club, Dance Club, Afhlelic Club, G.O. Ambilion: To be a designer. Wanl a song? Wanl a cheer? Go lo Essie lor ideas. ROSE PETRUCCO 337 Easf 34 Sfreel New York 16, N. Y. Lieulenanl, Official Guides, Secretary and Presidenf of Classes. Ambifion: To be a successful op- eralor. Beneoih lhe calm and innocenl eye, Mischief Ihere can ollen lie. CONCETTA POTENZA 424 Easl Ilb Slreef New York 29, N. Y. Newman Club, Pioneer, Gym Honor Roll, Class Secrefary, Red Cross Represenfaiive. Ambilion: To be a designer. We can'l help bul wonder why This lillle miss should be so shy. 42 SARAH PRESTIGIACOMO 285 Bleecker Sfreel New York 14, N. Y. Ambifianz To be a good dressmaker, and lo gel' married. Sarah is fall and neal. In her lrade she can'l be Ieeol. CARMELA PRINCIPE 174 Mulberry Slreel New York 13, N. Y. Glee Club. Ambilionz To be a singer. Lillie Carmelo is brighl and pelile. To hear her sing is really a lreal. ROSE RAMIREZ 1263 Fifih Avenue New York 29, N. Y. Red Cross Represenlalive, Classroom Secrelary, Lieufenanf, Herald Tri- bune Represenfafive. Ambilion: To be a dancer. Rose Ramirez is liny in size. Some good day her lame will rise ROSE RICHARDS 27 Wesl' 118 Slreef New York 26, N. Y. Ambilionz To become a dancer. When lhere's music she's righl on lime, Bur as lar homework, lhal's oul ol her line! ROSE ROBIANI 448 Easf 105 Slreel' New York 29, N. Y. Special Chorus. Ambilion: To be a singer. Rose is lair, wilh large green eyes. Frank is lhe lellow she'lI idolize. BERNICE ROBINSON 140 Wes? 112 Slreel New York 26, N. Y. Ar'l Club. Ambifionz To go fo arf school, lo become a designer and dressmaker. Bernice Robinson is lhe class arlisl. In Miss Bachmann's class she works lhe hardesl. CONCHITA RODRIGUEZ 512 Wesl 133 Sfreef New York 27, N. Y. Dramalic Club, Assembly Chairman, Official Guides, Senior Delegate, Lieufenanl. Ambilion: To be a successful beau- lician, wife, and molher. Connie's hearl is iusl as wide As lhe smile lhal she can'l hide. MARY RODRIGUES 2132 Prospecl' Avenue Bronx 57, N. Y. Dance Club. Ambilion: To be a designer. Cool and quiel, sweel and serene A girl so nice is seldom seen MARY ROSSI 305 Eosl 105 Sfreel New York 29, N. Y. Glee Club, Lieulenanl, Official Guides, Secrelary in Official and Subiecl Classes. Ambilion: To be a dressmaker and draper. Shes made of giggles, fun, and spice, Bul, besl of all, shels very nice FLORENCE SALIMENO 5-30 47 Road Long lsland Cily 1, L. l. Lieufenanf. Ambilion: To be a dressmaker. Hel-lo, girlsl Wheves my friend Rose? MARIE SALINARDI 238 Moll Slreel New York 12, N. Y. Lieulenanl, Secrelury of Official Class. Ambilion: To be a success in my lrade. So agreeable and ol fun, No wonder she's liked by everyone. OTTAVIA SALVEMINI 428 Eclsf 116 Sfreel' New York 29, N. Y. Glee Club. Ambilion: To become a wrifer of good books, learn fo sing for fhe slage, and become a good dress- maker. This dark-haired girl wilh eyes of brown, Youll never see her wilh a frown. She loves lo sing, and mosl of all She likes lo dale a boy who's lall. ANNIE SCAGLIA 305 Easl' 105 Slreel New York 29, N. Y. Ambilion: To become a successful hairdresser. Annie, who is very alhlelic, ls also willy and energelic, DOROTHY SCHIRMER 34-29 33 Sfreef Lang Island Cify, L. l. Official Guides. Ambilion: To become a successful beaufician, and fo fravel lhroughoul' lhe U.S.A. before selfling down. Wilh her heighl and models grace, Doralhy's sure lo gel someplace. ROSAMOND SCHMIDT 1417 Prospecl Avenue Bronx 59, N. Y. Glee Club, Library Squad. Ambilion: To become a successful dressmaker. You never hear her make much noise Because she has C1 lol of poise. NANCY SCOGLIO 353 Easf 23 Slreef New York 10, N. Y. Vice-Presidenl of Senior Class, Treas- urer of Newman Club, Honor So- ciely, Pholography Club, Dance Club, Pioneer, Lieufenanl, School Repre- senlalive for Herald Tribune. Ambilion: To be CI good dressmaker and designer. If you wanl lo keep up wilh currenl evenls, Buy lhe Tribune from Nancy for lhirleen cenls. ANNA SERRANO 201 Wesl 27 Sfreel New York 1, N. Y. Glee Club. Ambilion: To be a secrefary or beaulician. Where lhere's laughler and cheer Youll find Annie near ADELA SIERRA 909 Freeman Slreef Bronx 59, N. Y. Ambilion: To be a successful beauli- cian and own a shop. Adela, Adela, wilh lhe big brown eyes, Acls like a sainl, buf yoifd be sur- prisecl. VICTORIA SINI 48-37 47 Sfreel Woodside, N. Y. Recording Secrelary of Senior Class, Glee Club, Official Guides, Subiecf Class Secrelary, Dramalic Club, Lieu- lenanl. Ambiiion: To offend college and lo fravel. Full of charm, lun, and wil, Wilh everyone she makes o hil. CAROLYN SMITH 39-62 44 Slreef Lang Island Cify 4, L. I. Ambilionz To be a dressmaker. I-low sludious can a girl be? Look al Carol, and yorfll see. MILDRED SMITH 2llA Wesf l5I Sfreef New York 30, N. Y. Glee Club, Dromalic Club, Fashion Shows, Subiecl Class Secrelary, Lieu- lenanl. Ambilion: To be a dressmaker and designer. Teachers like her: boys like her: I like her, bmi-Robbie likes her besl ol alll GLADYS SPENCER 502 Quincy Slreel Brooklyn Zl, N. Y. Trinify Club. Lieulenanl, Subiecl Class Secrelary. Ambilion: To succeed in whalever I do. A qiiiel voice And lady-like poise. IDA SPERRAZZA 301 Easl Ill Slreel New York 29, N. Y. Lieufenanl. Ambilion: To be a good beaufician. A sparkling eye, an airy slep, Here's a girl who's lull al pep. OTTAVIA STOIA 56-40 IO3 Sireel' Corona, L. I. Glee Club, Dance Club, Baskelball, Class Secrefary, Herald Tribune Rep- resenfalive, Lieufenanlh Ambiiion: To succeed in dressmaking and in marriage. Olravia has an odd-sounding name: I-lere-'s hoping she will bring ir In lame! IRENE SWIST 538 Driggs Avenue Brooklyn ll, N. Y. Ambilion: To be a good cafelerio worker. Lilfle, Iillle Irene Swisl, When she graduoles, her deliciais corn muffins will be missed! DOROTHY TROMBETTA 89 Mulberry Slreef New York 13, N. Y. Glee Club, Subiecl Class Secrelary. Ambifion: To be a wri+er or success- ful dressmaker. Dollie Trombello is sweel and shorr. When il' comes lo reasing, shes a good sporl. ANNIE TURNER IO4-IB I64 Slreel Jamaica, L. I. Trinily Club, Senior Show, All School Fashion Shows, Jubilee Parade, Coler- ing for Special Teas and Luncheons. Ambifion: To be a kitchen manager. Who made lhal good desserl? Slep our and lake a bow, Mis. Dolly! AIDA VASSALLO I440 Park Avenue New York 29. N. Y. Glee Club, Jubilee Parade, Gym. Class Secrefary, Banking Represenlo- live. Ambilion: To succeed in operaling. A quier girl wilh o pleasanr person alily. AIDA VAZQUEZ 221 Eosl 66 Slreel New York 2l, N. Y. Glee Club, Lieulenonl. Ambilion: To own my own dress shop some clay. Aboul her we can lruly say Thai she's one girl who is okay. I I - y my ww: -.1--1 LINDA VELARDl 178 Avenue D New York 9, N. Y. Glee Club, Newman Club, Dramatic Club, Senior Delegate, Borough Dis- cussion Group, Lieutenant, Subiect Class Secretary, Red Cross Repre- sentative. Ambition: Marriage. To see her tap-dance is a treat. MARY VELLA 321 East 28 Street New York 16, N. Y. Honor Society, Newman Club, Dra matic Club, Borough Discussion Group, President of the Senior Class. Ambition: To become a successful dressmaker. A wizard at History is she, But that's only o-ne at her specialtiesl FRANCES VUOCOLO 100-22 31 Avenue East Elmhurst, L. l. Honor Society, Torch, Newman Club, Glee Club, Official Class Secretary. Ambition: To become a designer or a dressmaking teacher. Proud to be a dressrnaker, That's Frances through and through. She'lI create your dress artistically, Then offer it to you. MARGARET WHlTE 307 West 113 Street New York 26, N. Y. Special Chorus, Red Cross Repre- sentative, G.O. Ambition: To become a successful garment operator. Sing out sweetly, Margaret, Always last in the alphabet. THERESA ZITO 34-17 9 Street Long Island City 1, L. l. Glee Club, Official Guides, Assembly Chairman. Ambition: To be a successful Bonnaz operator. Theresa has a high-pitched voice, But when it comes to sweetness, she's iust choice. 1 me of fke ETH! By JOANNE MCKENNA, June '50 The term is overg The marks are in, And now boredom Starts to set in. The teachers are busy From morn till night And if we don't keep quiet We're not thought very bright. And so with book in hand We squirm in our seats And we don't dare stand. Now at last boredom's over! The old term's done. You can smile now, Seniors- Graduation has come! 45 Cl 6LI'l'l6A6! Q06 815 Where are my glasses? is her constant cry When all the while on her desk they lie. Her little angels annoy her all day So it isn't surprising that her hair is turning gray. Gentle, and understanding is she, A nicer teacher there could not be. lHint: She's head of the related subiects department.l If in English l might have a choice l'd choose the teacher with the quiet voice. u When she asks How many understand? I pity anyone who doesn't raise her hand. Book on the desk and chalk in hand This kind soul struggles until we understand. When from art class the lieutenants must go We tell our teacher that her watch is slow. When a girl has her book uncovered lt never goes by undiscovered. Listen girls, l've learned my trade And l'Il never forget it, and it's not my fault if yo I blew a whistle, can't you hear? From this question, we run in fear. Listen girls, and you shall hear Of a teacher whom I know you all fear. She teaches Math and Business Training, l do not think she needs further explaining. Now in great haste to her we go She punishes Iateness, don't you know? Cautious and quiet, without making a sound, The head ofthe Beauty Culture department enter Here's a History teacher who rarely gives a test But she still knows the girls whose work is best. The English teacher with the short straight hair Gives many assignments, but her marks are fair. There never yet was a day When we didn't find our Mrs. K. very gay. The pride of her heart, as all of us knew ls a dear little boy with eyes of blue. She teaches English to you and to me. And if it weren't for her the TORCH wouldn't be! u never get it! s on her daily round QE I. 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When a girl attempts to pay her dues The teacher discovers she's not wearing w At the desk the girl is in trouble: She took one appointment too many On a day when there weren't to be any! ln a booth one girl is selling a service hite shoes. But the stubborn patron is getting her nervous. Someone took a dryer that said Do Not She plugged it in, and blew a fuse! 58 Use! The day isn't over yet But Mrs. Cornell is already upset. She is getting very excited While the patron seems delighted. At the last minute, when we are about to In walks a lady . . . our pet peeve. She stays longer than she intended, And her conversation still has not ended! She talks about her aches and pains And our poor teacher will miss her train! leave, And so it goes the whole day through. This certainly isn't anything new. With all the excitement our teacher goes through I don't know how she stands it, do you? Now don't be misled by these troubles displayed For in spite of them all, we love our trade! 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