Nott Terrace High School - Terracian Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)
- Class of 1933
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Zn 65 THE TERRACIAN 1933 X STLQ5 5 QQ ' Q ff' C: A vs R Q, C87 o SV' Publisbed by THE SENIOR CLASS Of NOTT TERRACE HIGH SCHOOL SR Q2 ALCIE P. WINSHIP Beneufh her watchful, loving rare she look our class, the freshmen. 'upon whom was bestowed the mag- nificent title-June '33, Throughout fhe years that fol- lowed she made the road fl 'liiile easier, and helped us over the 'rough spots. Our profector and confidante, ad- visor, and above Uii7fTi!'1IfI, to you we give our sincere thanks and heartfelt adieuw, l f 0112155 15219111 Go forth ye Knights upon the quest Let glory ring this day, Let banners flaunt in ,joyous breeze, And singing umreh thy way. King Arthur spake sueh noble words His Knights marched on to warg Such gallant bands were never seen Again on England's shore. Like Knights of old, we too, go forth, Perchance for fame to vie, And cross the drawbridge o'er the nioat For now we say good-bye. Farewell, sweet castle's ivied walls! The trumpet calls-we must obey, And hide the sadness in our hearts, YVe're Knights -just for today. PEGGY DEI.ANEY . Mm M5929 Www' if E 1111155111 NT K . 4 . XE A WWW, 'L Lur:rIIeMurf1m:lf j 2 SECRETARY Q ', ' 1 'icuii EPZ? f? ,gawk Q Rabzx-I Elhzr -A-A TREASURER Q Y I , V Zzywf Wm ,i JW' 'ff Wmrff WZQWWW 4 5 ' ' 5 'O , i i l 2 V ii 9, Q was 15122519 N MARGARET ALIIEL Grave Dodge, 1'roto History Cluh. Assistant tu l.ihra- rian Oneonta Stale Normal 1 'EO I Pl' I y Cl b, Class Bas ll, football, Or- ehestra Bryan f'Sfl'lltll'Il Collvge MAE Al,,l,l:1N Assistant Home Room Rep- lr , resentativc, l'hysiog:raphy Cluh, 'l'rl-asurer and Seeree tary, C0llIlllCl'l'l?ll Cluh, 'l'reasurcr. Class Leader. l,ip Reading Class, 'l'. N. 'l'.. Track College I ELSII5 C. ANDERSON Ayslstant Home Room Rep- resentative. Hall Monitor, Class Leader, Home Eco- nomics Club Rutland Hospital l'HYl.l.lS ANDERSON Spring Concert, Glee Club, I our Bc k Bo ' cu- tive 0 uii ue Tri- angtle ' I 'l'., .I uuior Hion iom ittee, C , Lund r, Al h 1 .' Le Cer ' e Fr 1 ' Daisy Ch: n, l r lall Commit- tee Syruvusrl Un iversity IDA MAE ANTKOWIAK Albuny Business HELEN AVERY Assistant Home Room Rep' resentativv. Girls Athletic- Uollffga SICRGIO JOSEPH BALDUCCI lfirc Monitor, Track, Cross- rountry. Football, Class Leader Tennessee DONALD H. BALDWIN Collvge PHILIP BARNEY 'l'. O. P.. Basketball, Foot- ball. Track, Sergt. Terrace Guard. Terrace Boys, Tech- nical Club, Delta Hi-Y. Student Council A Inlmma University Ol-'iii,.'l'A BAASILE ,lllurviy Stink Onllklgpx -, 5 N. ll frm BAssn'r'r Kappa-'l'1' 'L Basketball. Volley Ball. Arehery, Ter. race Tribune. Otftce Assist- ant , Albany B'll8llL8SS ,x l'RlMlJ JAMES BEl.BljS'l'l Gamma Hi-Y No1'tl1u'esf1'v'n L'nium'sify BETTY BEMIS Cafeteria Cluh. Class Play Coblffskill Agrirwlfuml College I FRANK BIGVVOUD Alchemists. German Club Cornell BETH A. BL.XKELY Czifeieria Club. 'l'. 0. P. 4 , r 4 . A . 5 ,. VVILLIAM K. BOYD Alchemists. Choir, Class Play Union College M ARG A RET BR ADI .EY 7'ruining Sflmol 01 BETT ' ARTON KQV Hel I-X s. lBlue Tri- an Cer:-le Francais. Daisfnxq huin, Junior Prom Co mittee. T. 0. P. RHEA BKEEN Class Leader Sfnfe College r fx. 1 SELM A BRESI .AW IVelI1'slf111 College JOHN VVALTER BRITTEN 'l'rum-k. Cross-Country. Spik- ecl Slim-. Math. Honor New Illvmico School of Mines l UN N I BROCK :ni ey .' ie: ' Li n 1 'sy C nin. . lixu-u ive Cu i u Colby Jlllllll College . lil 1' 'I ' . .R Le Cvrle F u' i . lllllllil B l Sl l 'is. Illl li ss 1 - t ' uf- CHARLICS BROLAND llsill Monitor. 'l'err:u-rr liuar4l. Home Rooln Reprv- scntative College EDWARD D. BUNKOFF Choir. Chorus, Eastern Dist. Chorus MARION BURNS Jr. Dorpian Club. Proto History. Pres.. Jane Ad- dams. Frances Lee. Le Cer- cle Francais, Class Leader College of St. Rose MARJORI H Le Cercle l ais R .11 I .ll JN, , ICLDO BUTERA Fire Monitor. Class Leader Agric'ulfm'al School ASX- .gf X093 JOSEPH BUTT Track, Football MARTIN CALLAGHAN Orchestra. Band, Fire Mon- itor 1 JAMES DONALD CAMERON Class Play Com m ittee, Home Room Representa- tive, Student Council New England College of Undertaking and Embalm- ing GRACE CAMPBELL Fire Monitor, Class Play Jan. '33, Hall Monitor, Hel- en Hughes. Laurel Chain Mildred Elley HAROLD CAMPION KITTY CANIVET Mary Lyons. Alethea, Eng- lish Club, Blue Triangle. Home Room Representa- tive. Student Council, Sec.. -Syler Ball Committee, Hall Monitor. Math Honor Smith College MARGARET CARROLL Mary Lyon, Library Club. Emma Bailey Spear. T. O. P., Photography Club Colby EVELYN CASSELLA Track, Archery Samaritan Hosp-ital HELEN Clll,0I'EC'KI Athletic. Grave Dodge. Home Room Representa- tive Collage MARGARET CICCARELLI Home Economics Club. Fire Monitor Hospital STANLEY CICHY Radio. Football University of Applied Svieazve VICTORIA CIESLINSKI Assistant to Nurse Ellis Hospital FRANK CLARK Hall Monitor. Foreman VVoorl Workers Class Boston Tech PAUL CLARK llnnrl. Asst. Home Room Representative. Calhoun. Swimming. Year Book Board. Junior Prom. Com- mittee Colgate xo!- ADELINE CLAIRMONT SARA ESTHER COHEN Terrace Tribune, Class Lender, Daisy Chain, Class Play Committee Columhirz llrziifrwsify GERTRUDE CONGRESS Junior Dorpiun Club, Hel- en Hughes, Musinvo. Vive- Pres.: Chorus, A Capella Choir, Glee Club, Class Leader, Terrave Tribune. Madrigal Singers Skidmore , VIVIAN CONSALVO Mnry lnyons ' eff X MARY CONTOMPASIS Alchemist, Emma Bailey Spear, Mary Lyons. Daisy Chain Columbia University MARY CORRIGAN Mary Lyons, Asst. Home Room Representative, Class Leader. EX Libris, Helen Hughes, Glee Club, A Cap- pella Choir, Spring Con- cert, Le Cercle Francais Mount Holyoke GLADYS COTTON Emma Bailey Spear, Stu- dent Council Representa- tive, Asst. Council Repre- sentative, Class Leader. Choir, Musinvo Albany Business School ROBERT RICHARD COUTANT Fund Frolic, Track, Baud, Spik ml Sh Orchestra, T 0. BQ?-fgtuclelit. Council, Yen Oak ,.Iuii.D'r, 1 ColI1Inittee,n,l'.HNg T: Club Executive Committee. Math. Honor Union MARJORIE C MER Math. Honor, er - . Franc' frm' s SCO'1 l' CREE Senior l-liAY. Pres.. Junior lli-Y. Executive Commit- tee, 'l'err:1'-fr Tribune, Cone stitution Committee. Stu- dents Cfnvu-il, Home Room Representative RAYMOND CROOKES Varsity Basketball, Tele renee Guard R. P. I. 9 no 1. eumimos lflninm ley Spear, Eng- lish C11 . Executive Com- mitte Junior Prom Com- W , Home Room Repre- X sentutive . EMILY M. CURE Daisy Chain Kinrlergarten Srhool for Tvf11'l1P1's uf Boston EVELYN A. DANNIBELI. Girls Athletic- Club, Treas. Asst. Home Room Repre sentative MARIO D'AVERSA Track, Cross-Country Alabama Teclmical Instifule KATHERINE M. DEERING Le Cercle Francais, Jane Add ms, Blue gle, Year ook- lizard.. Math. Hono Ex' Libris, Class Play ommittee. Salutabor- ian yrnard xt EGG DELANEY ary Lyon f, Vim:-1'res. L Cercle F1 ncais. Treas.. ces . Jun' r Prom Com ittee. En-u 've Com- mitte D: is Class Play. ' ook 1 Boarrl. Se , Jane dclams. Fran- e T. 0, P. Math. Hono Scu- ior Ball Commit ' N. T., Asst. Home Room cp- r entntive 7lW'PHl'6 THOMAS DELLA PENTA DOMINICK lt. DE LUCA Asst. Home Room Repre- sentative. Class Leader. Fire Monitor JOHN E. DI BLASIO Orchestra, Choir, Chorus Juilliard School of Musical Arts JACK R. DICKINSON Varsity Cross-Country, Var- sity Track, Orchestra, Band. Students Store Committee. Students Council, Spike Shoe. Webster University of Alabama FRANCIS DONALD DICKSON Band. Spanish Club, T. N. T., T. O. P. University of Southern California THOMAS DI DANNA 1 X '15 ,-iso? DICESARE 'I'r,cl'. Radio Club 1 R. P. I. 1, r MARY DOMANOWSKY Terrace Tribune VENCESLIA DOMBKOWSKI Spanish Club. Terrace Tri- bune GNL Q L 'wJrrx,Uf AN DOREMUS Helen ughes. Pres.. In- ter-Club lteepresentative, Glee Club. Art Club. Jun- ior Music Club Syracuse MARY UOYLE 'N f u Tl'l'lI'lglB. ix in. et eajhl MR 0 mit- ! lor X111 Com tee ollege of New Roch le JOHN DRAGO Track, Jr. Hi-Y, Sec., Foot- ball University of Buffalo HELEN DYLEWICZ Vocational Guidance Club. Eastern Dist. Chorus ROBERT W. ELDER Stephen Douglas, Treas., Webster. Band, Home Room Rep., Asst. Home Room Rep.. Students' Coun- cil. Vice-Pres.. Le Cerclc Francais. English Club. Pres., Alchemists. Math. Honor. Class Executive Committee, Sec. of Class, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Hi-Y, Parliamen- tarian. T. 0. P., T. N. T.. Senior Ball Committee. Year Book Board Pennsylvania State College ELEANOR ENGLERT History Club. Grace Dodge. Vice-Pres. Mildred Elley ELIZABETH EPREMIAN Helen Hughes Fanny Far1ner's Cooking School CHARLES JOSEPH ESMOKE Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Terrace Guard, 'Terrace Boys Club Pres., Student Council. Chorus SA L 0. Q BROOK Le 'le Fra 's. Mathe- ma Hono aisy Chain, ni a ey Spear dam ' rmal School N sl ORA FANCHER FELIX FABRIZO R. P. I. JOSEPH A. FIELD, JR. Senior Ball Col ittfe Junior Prom , Co ii Enfglisll 'I .' ' I , . s. 'xecu ' I mittee, Stu- oun l. German Club X7 versity of Pennsylvania Wl1a1'1on SFIIOOI STERLING FINCH MARY FITZGIBBON JOSEPH 'FOEHERINGHAM r. Stephen Douglas Pres.. Lincoln, Track, Hall Moni- tor. .Iunior Hi-Y, Vice- Pres.. Student Council Rep- resentative Union College J ey' ALBERTINA . FOX Le Cercle Fran is, a Bailey Spear. aisy . Potsdam Ko mal Sch ol 7, .- gx X01-IAROLD ARTHUR , FRIEDMIAN QV Fund Frolic, T. N. T., Douglas. Vice-Pres., T. O. Z ,Z ELLIOT FRASER Junior Hi-Y Sec.. Senior Hi-Y Vice-Pres., Math. Honor, Varsity Swimming. Captain 3 Band. Student Council Union BEATRICE FREAR Home Economic Club 2, Asst. Librarian 8, St. Margrzrefs Hospital RANDOLPH FRELIGH Junior Varsity Trzivk. Hall Monitor, Asst. Representa- tive Student Council. Rep. Union VIRGINIA FRELIGH Mary Lyons Hope College Band, Lincoln, Stephen P.. Class Play, Year Book Board, Student Council, Track Louisiana Sta te University l . I 5 . i ' MILDRED FULLER - CDES Leader, Cafeteria C b, T. N. T., T. 0. P. ' McLean Hospital DOROTHY FULLOM Emma Bailey Spear, Le Cercle Francais, Photog- raphy Club, Class Play. Committee State Normal CAlbanyb ff' 'T - J 1 1 X y ,. - ATHLEEN C. V. FHRLONG Emma Bailey Spear, Lau- rel Chain 1931. Le Cercle Francais, Asst. Home Room Representative Pratt HELEN GAROFALO Le Cercle Francais, Span- ish Club, Alchemist, Span- ish Club Vice-Pres.. Clam Leader, Class Play Com- mittee Albany State FRANCES E. GAYNOR Choir, Chorus. Eastern Dist. Chorus Musinv fi Qgatjj W-f LEONARD GBURSKI Terrace Tribune, Math. Honor, Asst. Home Room Rep.. Alchemists, Football. Perfect Attendance for 3 years. Year Book Board Swarthmore DOROTHY GERDING Chorus, Home Arts. Class Leader Memorial Hospital MARION GERLING Le Cercle rFrancais, Ennna Bailey Spear. Class Leader. Jane AddamsyNMz1tl1. Hon- ' A fer , ri Albany lStafe -4'eachqrs1V 1- I , . CARL GILBERT Football, Library Attend- ant l Uitc A f WINIFRED GILLESPIE Proto History Club, Span- ish Club, German Club. Math. Honor. Emma Bailey Spear, Home Room Repre- sentative, Class Play Com- mittee Eastman School of Music JOHN ELLIS GLEN, JR. Delta Hi-Y, Executive Com- mittee, Junior Prom Com- mittee, Year Book Board, Track Team, T. N. T., T. O. P., Class Leader, Senior Ball Committee Union LILLIAN GODFREY Emma Bailey Spear. Pres., Year Book Board, Asst. Rome Room Representa- tive. Executive Committee, Class Leader Stepl GERDOI . ebster, Mus'1vo, Le ercle Fran- a', Vice-Pres. and Pres., A ,Student ouncil Rep., Se or Ball Committee, .I or Prom Committee, Junior Hi-Y. Math. Honor, Band, Orchestra, Choir, Chorus, Year Book Board Brown University BR Cl' is RUTH C. GORDON Frances Lee, Asst. Home Room Representative, Hall Monitor Pembroke College in Brown University WILLIAM J. GO MAN. Jr. Radio Club,X rack R. P. MARGARET GRANT Frances Lee, Sec., Le Cer- clc Francais, Class Leader, Math. Honor r r ALICE GRIMM Junior Dorpian, Treas., Fund Frolic, Helen Hughes Albany Business ELSIE GUEST Executive Committee, Home Room Representative, Em- ma Bailey Spear Oneonta Normal HARRY E. GUYON Student Council Represen- tative and Asst., Varsity Football, T. N. T., T. O. P., Class Leader, Terrace Boys Club, Treas-Sec., Var- sity Club. Wrestling Club. Sergt. of Terrace Guards AGNES CEC IA ANCE Terrac Tri e Alb Sch l of ou t g GERALD HAR N Home Room Re - tiv JACK HARLAN Varsity Swimming, Cheer Leader, Senior Hi-Y, Ter- race Guard. Asst, Home Room Rep.. Varsity Foot- ball Cortland Normal ELVERA HAYES Emma Bailey Spear. Class Leader. History Club Mildred Elley . A 5 5 Nl BESSIE HEINBUCK Grace Dodge, Pres.. Asst. Home Room Representa tive. Home Economics Club. T. O. P. WI! LIIAMA, IIELSTQWSKI L .. VIRGINIA HENDRY Grace Dodge THEODORE F. HERMAN Hall Monitor. Football. Track. Basketball, Baseball. Class Leader Union Z MARGARET B. HIGGINS Mary Lyons, Physiography Club, Home Room Repre- sentative. Asst. Home Room Representative, Daisy Chain Syracuse State Commercial Contest MURIEL HOLCK Grace Dodge. Tennis Tour- nament. T. N. T. Albany Business JEAN L. HOWLAND Mary Lyons. Treas.. Ale-- thea Pres. English Club. Scc.. Frances Lee, Asst. Home Room Rep.. Home Room Rep.. Glee Club. A. Cappella Choir. Math. Hon- or. Year Book Board. Vale- rlictorian Universifqf of Wisconsin Mfcf A lf EDWARD J. HOWLEY4 Le Cercle Francais, Fun Frolic. Swimming. Basket- ball, Math. Honor. T. N. T. Holy Cross BERNARD JACOLICK Spanish Club, Math. Honor Union College KENNETH B. HINSE Hall Monitor Parks Aviation School 65. 29 - sl' GINI . .I SMAIN Terrace Trl Dune. Daisy Chain. Band Albany City Hospital y 'I -A - 4 -I 1. CHARLOTTE JOHNSON Home Room Representative Ellis Hospital 4 X X 1 N f N utlff juz L .A J IANIGA JOHN TON Ahmzy- flSi7lPS8 ollege FLORENCE .IOLLIFF Glee Club. Class Leader Mildred Elley flef Hg, SOPHIE H. KACZOR Sl. Rose's College x 1 . ALBERT KAMINSKI Stephen ouglas, Radio Club. Vicellres. Class. .lun- ior Do,rpi 1 Club Pres., Gamma I -Y Vice-Pres.. Rep. St dei uncil, Year Book S' . nior Prom Comm't ee, ss Execu- tive Lommttee. T. 0. P. C 0 lll m i t e. Senior Ball Committee New Mexico School of Mines BERNARD KEARNEY Terrace Boy's Club. Foot- ball. Class Play Lincoln Air School LAURENCE KEARNEY Gamma Hi-Y, Inter-Club Rep.. Vice-Pres. U-amni :1 Hi-Y Club. Asst. Home Room Rep.. Home Room Rep.. Terrace Guard Union PAULINE KEHOE Asst. Home ROOIII Repro- sentative. Class Leader. Spanish Club. Grace Dodge. Physiography Club. Bas- ketball Capt.. Volleyball Capt., Tennis. Track gllllllllwlll Urzivrfrsify or Sf. Lawrence THOMAS KELLY VVILI .IA M KELLY L W J- r K .Lvl . HELEN KENDRICK Spanish Club. Terrace Tri- bune. T. N. T., Home Room Representative: Syracuse State Shorthand Contest, Shorthand Award Katharine Gibbs DAVID B. KERNAGHAN Fire Monitor, Class Leader. Hall Monitor Cornell JOHN KERR I MARGARET KINNEY Home Room Rep., Glee Club ARTHUR F. KLIMA Le Cercle Francais, Junior Dorpian Club Albzmy School of Pharmacy HEDWIG KOBIERECKA German Club, Vice-Pres ., Class Leader EDVVARD F. KONEY Jr. Home Room Rep., Class Leader. Radio Club, Wrest- ling Club, 'Technical Club, Track and Football Alabama University FRANCES KOPA V. G. C.. Hall Monitor. New York State Contest Bookkeeping 1. New York State Contest Bookkeep- ing 11 Albany Business College EVA KOPESTANSKY Le Cerole Francais, Glee Club. Cheer Leader Smith College VVANDA S. KOWALSKI HELEN KOZIELSKI V- G- C-. Sectional anrl State Championship Short- hand Contest, Class Play Committee Ryder College CHESTER KRAWIECKI Hall Monitor MARTHA KKEIGER Oneonta Nmwnal School ANNA KATHERINE KRUEGER Daisy Chain. Home Eco- nomic Club. Treasurer. T. 0. P.. T. N. T.. Class Leader , I CH l'lS'l'ER KRULAK NA'l'AI.ll'L Nl. KUIJZIN Mary Lyon. Glee Club. Spanish Club. Terrave Tri- bune, Kappa 'l'ri-Hi. Spring Concert Sylvzrzrse Un i 171' rsity MARY KULAKOWSKI Class Play, Physiography Club ALBERT KUTY Fl.ORl41NCE LAFO Class Play Committee Sf. F1'm1z'is Hospital TESSIE V. LAMOS Gorman Club, Chorus. T. N. T. Cullvgzf of St. Rose IRENE LEIBEI, .lane Adams. Emma Bailey Spear. Gloe Club. Helen llughes. Hall Monitor LI L Al 1 ar B ok ar . roto Hist ry b M ' h l Laine 0 ELSIE LEVINE Albany Business College I FLORENCE LEVINE Ex-Libris. Class Play Com- mittee Riders Busi-ness College ANGELO LIPPIELLO Fire Monitor. T. 0. P. Ithaca Agricullural College FLORA M. LOCKWOOD Chorus, Musinvo . A . si ,x J f c- l ELEANolt'L0MBA1X1g SL Executive Committe '- gre of Cla ,'?unior m Committegsjlllx Libris. Blue Trianlgees'Honie Room k'Rep ntative wBussell Sage MARY MADDEN Hall Monitor, Class Play Committee, Helen Hughes. Treas.. Vice-Pres. Pratt Institute I, HOVYARD MAHONEY Student Council Rep.. Spike Shoe Soviety. Senior Ball Committee, lst Lieut. Ter- rare Guard. Varsity Bas ki-tball 2 yrs., Varsity Football Capt. 3 yrs.. Var- sity Track Cafpt. -L yrs., T. 0. P. llvlllilllll und Illnry College VVILLARD I.. MALI-1 Orvhcstra. Choir. Eastern Dist. Orcliestra, 10252. Band. Math. Honor. Nlusinvo. llorn Soloist. National High School Orc-lwstra Erzsfnmn Svlzool of .llnsir MARY ANN MAMINSKI Home Room Rep.. Asst. Home Room Rep.. V. G. C.. Pliysiogrrapliy Club. Class l.czuln-l', Fire Monitor. Fund Frolic Bvurler ALICE MONICA JITLE A. MARSIIALI, Class Leader. Daisy Chain. Commercial Club. Vice- l'r0s.. 'I'.N. T.. Asst. Home Room Rep.. Course in 215 Years. Class Play Com- mittee Jlildrvd Elley LILLIAN D. MARZOLA Albmuf Rnsiiwss College MABEI. MATHES .lunior Dorpian Club, Sec.. Proto History Club. Vice! Pres.. Mary Lyons. .lane Ad d am s. Emma Bally Spear. Ile Cercle Francais. Set.. German Club. Math. Honor. Glee Club. A Cap- pella Choir. Class Leader Syracuse University HELEN MATUZA Asst. Home Room Rep.. Mary Lyons Club HELEN MAURIELLO Le Cercle Francais, Mary Lyons, Junior Prom Com- mittee Pmtt Institute MIARJORIE A. MAXFIELD Chorus. Cafeteria Child1'en's Hospital, Bosfon I 'HE I .IAXWELL T. . P. a. Play Com- mittee A ng Busiozess College xy? Ef . XWELL Var ty Tracjq Spike Shoe A Societgm' C lhoun New Me foo hool of sf CATHERINE McAULIFFE Albany Business College MAE MCBURNEY Class Play Committee. Helen Hughes i 1. , 'ly t-- 1, IS MQCUNE . l., I JOSEPH P, MCGRANE Spanish Club. Vice-l'ros.. S94-.. Math. Honor. Class Play Committee, Alvllemists, Executive Committee, Jun lor Prom Committee. Clas. Leader. Class 'l'roasurer.t Home Room Rep.. Senior Ball Committee. 'Terrace Trihnnc, Year Book Board Union MARIE McJILTON Musinvo Allnmy College of Beauty or IfUl'1lI'Sfl'l' College of Brant!! Culture ROBERT W. MCMAHON Asst. Home Room Rep.. History Club. Class Leader. Radio Club Union STEPHEN J. MENNILLO Radio Club, Hall Monitor. Fire Monitor, Class Leader D ROBERT MEYER Track DONALD L. MILLER Stephen Douglas. Webster, Musinvo. Terrace Tribune. Fire Monitor. Class Leader, T. R. T.. T. 0. P.. Fund Frolic. Orchestra Union Wullux HELEN ALICE MILLER Mary Lyon. Vice-Pres.. Ale- then. Frances l.ee. Vive- Pres.. Alchemist See.. Stu- dent Council. Junior Prom Committee. Executive Com- mittee. Clnss of Jan. 33: Asst. Sec. Class. Laurel Chain. Math. Honor. Mus- mvo Albany State Teacher's J. RICHARD MILLS DOMINICK MON ACE l.ENA MONACO M a r y Lyon. Basketball. Volley Ball, Tennis, Girl's Athletic Club .-llbany Business College DOXAI .D NIOTT . ,sf V 1 DOROTHY Mourfmiix Mary Lyons. Seal Al9I.llt'5l. lue T Engle, ' n 'flis h uh e 2 F n . . C rcle Fr nc: 's. ' .. Terrace' ' -ihnne. A Attornegtf t- h o o 1 C lrt. T. N. 'l'.. llnisy Chain. .lunior l'rom Conl- mittee. lxecutive Commit- teeL Sxr t. T9l'l'II4.'0 Guarxls. Edlto infflhief Year Rook. Student Director Class Play. Senior Ball Connnittec Wlienfnz: College DORIS MOWURAY Grace Dodge. Art Cluh. 'l'. 0. P.. Class Play Mount Sinai LUCILLE MURDOCK Executive Committee. Vice- Pres. Class. President Class. Aletheu. Junior Prom Com- mittee. Senior Ball Com- mittee. Daisy Chain. T. 0. l'.. Class Play Committee. Math. Honor, Constitution Committee, Blue Triangle. Sec.. Helen Hughes, Year Book Board. Asst. Home Room Rep. S1n'u1'11sv Uviizvwsify ELEANOR MURPHY llclen Hughes. Class l'l21y Committee filildrfld Elley E. P. NIURE LOUISE MURRAY Home Room Rep, Hurdetf College I RET N 1 .ON .e 'cle Fra' .' MAn.roR1E NORRIS English Club, Le Cercle 'fu cuqisy Bhfe Trian V1ce4Pres.. C ass 'lain T4 0. P.. 'l'., X. 'l'. Svriifh Covefle DOROTHY IYBR IEN ROSE UCKAX RPIGINALD OCKLICY Math. Honor, T. X. T.. Cul- houn. Home Room Rep.. Gerinan Club. T. O. l'.. .Xl chemists Fnion IIENR Y VINCENT OLOCHNOVVIEZ Tc-nnis. 'l'rzu'k BPl'I l'Y OLIVER i V L' ALICE OS'l'R.ANDl'1R VVll,l,lAM H. PAGE Junior Dorpiun Club. Pres. Alchcmist. T. N. 'l'.. T. O P.. Asst. Home Rooln Rep. Junior Prom CUlllllllttL'L' Fire Monitor FRANCES l'Al.MF1R f, JOSEPH I'AOI.EI.I.0 Jr. Home Room Rep., Fire Monitor. Class I, e a de r, Swimming and Golf G. E. Apprentice lil4Il.l4ZN PAWLOWSKA Asst. Home Room Rep.. , C1lllllll0l'i'lill Club, l res.. 'l'l'l'1lS.. Lip Reading. T. N. T.. Class Lender I'lS'l'l'll.l.A G, l'EEK Asst. Home Room Rep. .llbnnyl Business School MARY A. PENTA Hull Monitor. Class Lezuler. Laurel Chain. Home Eco- nomics Club. Enunn Bailey Spf-nr. 'l'. 0. P.. Asst. to Nurse Tha' Fnirersity of Hnr'hesYer Srhool of Nursing DOROTHY PERDUE Home Room Rep. College of St. Rose ANGELINA M. PERRETTIA llomc Economics C lub. Laurel Chain Ellis Hospital LENA MARY PERRETTA Daisy Chain. Alchemist, Le Cercle Francais .-llbrmy Collvge of Pharmary U' fr 1 . .fs xi ,M BETTY PETERSON Student Council. Helen Hughes. Treas., A. Cap- pella Choir, Eastern Dist. Chorus. Glee Club. Art Club. Vice-Pres.. Le Cerele Francais. Year Rook Boarml. Daisy Chain. Class Play. Musinvo. Madrigral Singers. Class Leader, Class Play Skidmore FRANK PHILLIPS Stephen Douglas. Band. VVehster. Alchemists. Le Cercle Francais. Home Room Rep.. Student Coun- cil. Math. Honor. Execu- tive Committee. T. 0. P. LESLIE PIERSON Home Room Rep. DOLORE. 'TS Home Eel ries. Proto Histor 'hemist. Emma Bailey .ar. German Club Memori Hospilul Training School for Nurses MARY ESTHER PLANK Helen Hughes, Emma Rai- ley S p e a r. Photography Club, I,eCerele Francais. Terraee Tribune, Year Book N, .Lxgp.B0:1rd. Class Leader. Clas: Play Committee College of St. Rose ROBERT N. 1'O'l l'ER Radio Club, Year Book Board, Attur. Sehool Court. Asst. Home Room Rep.. Class Play Cornell EDWARD PRUSKO Track fu... deli. L 45 RICHARD QUINBY MARGARET RAMM Commercial Club. Hall Mon- itor. Fire Monitor. Daisy Chain St. Peters Hospital .W 2f4 RANKIN n Hughes. Mary Ly- ons GERALD REILLY 1 X , L' In N HENRY A. REITFORT Asst. Home Room Rep.. Class Leader. History Club. Radio Club Union THEODORE RETAJCZYK Track, H. R. Rep., Crossf . Country Rennselaer Polytechnic Institute ,QTRICE RIVERS Laurel Chain l Q? I . H'LEN JEAN ROBERTS fllildrecl Elley HELEN ROGINSKI Dist. and State f'llllllllSl'l'l51l Contest in Bookkeeping II Albany Business School ,fp . i -. I.. BLANCHE ROSIAK G-irl's 'Athletic Club. Ter- race 'llvibune Staff. Kappa Tri Ili, Vice-Pres.. 'I', N. T.. Asst. Home Room Rep. Allumll Brzsinvss College YIRGINIA ROWLANDS Blue Triangley Le Cert-le Francais. Spring ' Concert. Daisy Chain St. Lukas Hospital NATALIE ROZMIERSKI V. G. C., Dist. and State Commercial 'C10 n t e st i n Bookkeeping I and II Albany Business College SIIELDON RUIIL JAMES RUSSELL Varsity Tennis CAROLYN J. RYAN Helen Hughes. Blue Tri- angle, Art Club, Class Play. T. 0. P. Art School RAYMOND F. SABA'l'El.LI Asst. Home Room Rep.. Class Leader, Track Squad. Cross-Country. Basketball Universify of Buffalo RAYMOND SABATINI Baseball. Basketball. Fire Monitor ALFRED J. SAIT BERNARD H. SALAD Tennis Team. Track Team. Class Play, Junior Prom Committee, Asst. Home Room Rep.. Class Leader. T. N. T., Senior Ball Com- mittee Lorrisimza Slate Unit-ersity EULIA SALISBURY Home Room Rep., Asst. Home Room Rep.. Student Council. Le Cercle Fran- cais, Helen Hughes. T. N. T., Blue Triangle. Year Book Board, Class Leader. Daisy Chain. Executive Committee. Class Play Com- mittee. Senior Ball Com- mittee Syracuse BARBARA S. SALMON Mary Lyons, Alethea. Pres.. Sec., Treas., English Clul. Vice-Pres.. Blue Triangle. Sturlent Council Rep.. Asst. Student Council Rep., Math. Honor Smith College Qyv-'LQZ1 N VIVIAN SAB OKI l Daisy CIN L- . erclc Franaiais, ggi ish slllufm. Al- chemist. uma li2lill'Y Spear. Class Play Com- mittee, Fund Frolic College of St. Rose JAMES D. SAVIGNONA Home Room Rep.. Class Leader, Asst. Home Room Rep.. Basketball A lubumfi l7ni1fr'rsif!1 ELICANOR SAVVICKI , k 91- 5 RICHARD O. SCHINDLER Alchemist. Math. Honor DOROTHY C. SCI-INAl'I' Grave Dodge. Physiography Club, 'l'. O. l'.. Tennis Tournament Katharine Gibbs MIRIAM SEGUIN Emma Bailey Spear. Girls Athletic Club, Girls Track. Basketball. Asst. Home Room Rep., Home Room Rep., Class Play Commit- tee. Class Leader. Junior Prom Committee. Jan. '33. Hall Monitor, Laurel Chain Bellevue Hospital CLAYTON E. SHEER Orchestra. Choir, Student Council. Musinvo Club. Ex- ecutive Committee MARIE SI-IERRY Physiography Club SARA SHIRES Helen Hughes ERNEST SLAVING Football, Track, Hall Moni- tor. Fire Monitor University of Southern California THEODOSIA SLOWAKIEVVICZ KATHERINE F. SMITH Art Club, Helen Hughes. Terrace Tribune. Daisy Chain. Asst. Home' Room Representative ! . ' . SA ER- VILLE KV. G. C. Sec.. ffice As- sistant, T D. P . . ex. 1 0 . lass lay Committee Mildred Elley Business School MATILDA SPLANN Terrace Tribune. Jan. '33 Year Book Board EN RY SPENCER Delta i-Y, Treas.. Horn? Room ., ffe r ce' gggar' f. Ye. 0 Class Play U ' n College ANGELO STANCO Physiography Club, Radio Club Bentley School of Accounting CARMELLA STANCO V. G. C.. Class Lender, Per- fect Attendance fox' thrcc years Albany Business Collvgfe ANNA WILHELMINA STAPLES Laurel Chain Baltimore Business College DAVID S. STAR' tephen Dougl coln V 'ty :Q g, ice- r - ' 1 Jan. '34. K as 1' tive Commit- tee, I . '34, National For- ensi eague. Student Store Clerk. Student Court Judge. Course in 21,5 Years, Year Book Board Union College RUSSELL M. STOKER Physiography. G e r in a n C lu b S, Alchemist, Vice- President Union College CARL SZYMANSKI Yale University IJOROTHEA B. 'l'l41RRELl. German Club. German Club Sec.-Treas.. Chorus .-llbmiy Memorial Hospital -K . fi cH.un.r:s meson! Bnnl. Urdfestru. Glee Club. A -, rrpella Choir. Physiog- rnphy C b, Musiw , Cafe- teria 1 'l' '. '. Radio iuffetlff rm in l,,.Q..tQ5?,fL. . . er , ri N I. une. floss' eader f' az' '. ' r -.1 Al- I I JUI f' '- I f erm lub. r 1 . Cl ' A ' ell s es, 79 s Cu .. Vice- Pres., Asst. ndent Coun- cil Rep. Union . V . ' 1 MARION TOMASIAN Photography Club Oneonta Normal , 'i V . VIC' 0 A H. TUPACZ Chnru, New York State Contest. Typewriting. Class Leader. V. G. C. Albany Business College JOHN TURNER XJ, NL.ART IK Asst. Hom om Rell-- ra Miss Stl le flyers School r 'ls, Albany EDWARD D. TYKMINSKI Home Room Rep.. Track. Alchemists. Cross-Country 'Villanova IRENE TYMINSKI V. G. C., Chorus Albany Business College . V: .J I J -4. IRENIC USZAKIEVVICZ State and Sectional Cham- pionship Shorthand I. Book- keeping I Mildred Elley Business Srhool JOSEPHINE VALENTINE Daisy Chain, V. G. C. Pres., Alchemists, Short- hand Awnrils. Class Lead- er, Class Play Committee June '32,'33 Milrlrrfd Ellvy Business Srhool j, RUTH 'AN CL MPEN Maryf Executive Commltte imma Bailey S a Trials., Hall Moni- tor PETER VAN DYCK Sienio Hi-Y. Treas., Eng:- lish Clu Tre. Math. H o unior nl Com- n e A let' ' Counril. Se B mittee. Chai an. '. . I'.. T. N. T., Web. , Executive Com ' tgiglllss Play Com- mitt , sst. Home Room presentative University of Alabama RICHARD VAN KEUREN Track. Radio Club R. P. I. ALAN VAN WERT Varsity 'l'r:1ck Team, Var sity Swimming Team. Ter- race Guard. Spike Shoe So- ciety. SSC.-'l'I'C11S., Student Counvil. Home Room Rep. SQJI'lll!Ifif'llI College FRANCES Nl. VENICE Asst. Home Room Rep.. Class Play Committee June 32. 33, Daisy Chain, Al- chemists, V. G. C., Class Leader fllildrvcl Ellvy JANE VROOMAN Mary Lyons. English Club, Critic: Blue Triangle. In- ter-Cluh Rep.. Alchemists. Lv Cercle Francais. Cheer Loader. T. 0. P.. T. N. T.. Math. Honor Smith or Vassar DOROTHY VVATSON if pftff. A ELLEN WEAVER Math. Honor. English Club. Vice-Pres.. Alethea, Orches- tra. Junior Musinvo, Al- chemists. Year Book Board. Blue Triangzlc, Treas., Le Cercle Francais. Senior Ball Committee Smith or Mt. Holyoke DOROTHY WHITE Commercial Club, T. N. T.. Lip Reading Class. Class Leader, Track MARGARET WHITE Chorus MOLLY WHITE ROBERT L. WILSON VIOLET XVING Choir, Gle-e Cluh, Musinvo. German Cluh. Eastern Dist Chorus, Class Leader CECELIA WISNIEWSKI St. Pelers Hospital Aff ' ' 1 ZIGMUND WISNIEWSKI Purdue JOHN WRIGHT Stephen Doug'l:1s..Sec., ' b Ster English Cluh, , Pre, Ia 1. 'HQ ' ' T., . is .tuflcn Coun cil ep., Sulutat fm Dartmouth I 1 GLADYS YOUNG Choir, Chorus. lie Cercle l4'r:nn1-anis. Girl's Glee Club. Eastern District Chorus. Nlusinvn, Vive-Pres., Pres.. Class Lezuler. Asst. Home Room Rep.. Class Play. Helen Hughes, Mndrigzll Singers Skidmore All.l'lEN ZEII Spanish Cluh. Class Play Committee 3 HARRY ZEGLHN l 00i'hnll. Basketball Forestry School l-'l'1I,Il'lA 'l'. ZIELINSKI Proto llistory Club. Le Cer- cle Francais A'I'llf York Stuff' College for Tc'114'llw's ICUGENIG ZYCH 'l'mm-k. Cross-Country, Fire Monitor. Class Leader Parks Air College CARI. GILROY LAMB STL' KRT I fleflllilk h, 1-hemist. Ye ook -gl V Muth. Honor Unioi oll 1 -K ' ' ID . I1 ' x ROBERT D. ISADGLEY Ifnion College DONALD ISISSELL RENJ AM IN BY E R Technical Club AR'l'HL'R E. CARROI. Football, Track Vnlnlrfskill ,lgricwllfure R. CL JVELAND W i,ioYD Co Prnt , 'WVMS' ' 1 , kating I 7 ple :versity STEPHEN E SIENO, JR. IGNATIUS DOMBLEWSKI Jayvee Cross Country .llnlmnia Terh. Institute ROBERT DUGA N Spanish Club Ifn ion LEWIS DUNNE Jlerflmnf Marine Academy MARY ESPOSITO ROBERT HARVEY Track, Cross-country, Hall Monitor, Basketball '30 Purdue University GILBERT C. HELMS CLARA ROBINSON Stage Design for Class Play Yew York HoxpifaIiBeIl0-pug MICHAEL IVVASKIEVVICZ Fire Monitor Uziiversity of Alabama JOHN JA RDINE ffllllIllH'l'IIlIIfl I7ni'c'ersily FRED KAKITLSKI CHESTER KRULAK Football, Swimming, Track, Spike Shoe, Terrace Guard, Fire Monitor JACK LENEHAN Spikecl Shoe Society, Track, Cross Country New York lflziversiiy ANDREVV MICHAEL MARINO Basketball, Assistant Manager University of illabmna I' H ESTE R Ol ,W E RT JOSEPH OSIELSKI Terrace Guard, Physical Geography Club Class Leader Bentley College of .lccoilnling SAMU EL ROBERTS Football, Track Cornell JAMES ROWLAND Fire Monitor, Class Leader GRANT SMITH Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track, Hi-Y Terrace Guard, Spiked Shoe, Vice-Pres. Asst. Home Room Rep., Home Room Rep. 5 Executive Committee, Junior Prom Com-- mittee, Hall monitor, T. O. P. Union 1 Hi-Y, RORl'lR'I' S'l'l'2WARl7 GORDON STONE University of l'?06'l1,I'Nff'l' OLGA S CLEM DANIEL TODD Track, VVrestling, Boxing lfniver 'y of I'autlIern, Urzlifmvziu ly! . I If , I I W ,milf PIC ,R s. WALKER SwiII1IIIiIIg Teuru, Home Room Rep. If'rIi'ver.vity of Michigan NILSSON WIIILIAM ZEH ROY DI GESARE JOHN RUBIE CLIFFORD SAUTER EDWARD SCHULTZ VVILLIAM SOSNOWSKI ROBERT STENARD FRANCIS TODD VVILLIAM VAN AKEN EVERETT VAN-DOM DONALD VVARNER CHARLES WHITAKER ANTHONY VVOJTULIWICZ RLSI E BA UM THICRESA CORTESI Q 9,1 if F SOPHIE DOBIES OLGA SULAM JEAN VOORHEES DONALD AUMIE HAROLD BERGER !l'lW C'MI'1'I l' XM V4 II,xRRII: IJRGRNAAR GUY GRAVIIS .IIISRPH IIAGc.RR'I'Y .Iosm-H .IAxIfszRII+:vvII'z WILLIAM KELLY IARI, LAMB RICHARD MILLER ARTHUR MINAND EDWARD MURII WILLIAM MURPHY ,xI,IIIIRIm OLUCKNIIWICZ IIMMIVI' URRIRN l'1IJMI'ND Ir-xwI,uwIcIz 'I'HoM,xs IJIDIIIRIN IIIINRSI' I'I.AsIsI+zIIu WILLIAM RRII,I.Y WILLIAM RIIIIRINS IN MRMORIAM ANTHONY LA ROSA Jzunlrlry 1, IQI5-Jlllli' 5, 1933 JAMES TRACY October 25, I9I54N0vc-Illber 1, 1931 Qllswa Qiatnrg Before we, the n1e111bers of the class of June 1933, make our final de- parture from these great walls of learning, let us recall so111e of those happy times which we all have enjoyed together. lvhen we first assembled as a class, we were introduced to our loving and admirable dean who has worked so willingly and enthusiastically with us ever since. Of course, the dean couldn,t possibly do all the work by herselfg so the class obliged her by electing class officers and an executive committee who have tried their hardest to direct the affairs of such an enormous, illustrious class. Then, you remember, we held our Freshman Party where many ac- quaintances among class members originated. Our only other money-making scheme in our Sophomore year was a successful dance. At the beginning of our Junior year, we looked about and found half of our number missing. Yes, of course, the new high school was completed. Then we had to remain in school all day instead of half a day. Nevertheless, our Junior year held in store for us two thrilling and important events. The first was our glorious Junior Prom. This was a grand success, both financially and socially. Uvhat more could one ask for?j The other was the customary daisy chain. A group of thirty girls crowded into three cars the Saturday morning before commencement. Each member carried a picnic lunch, and set out to find a field white with daisies. This they found and immediately started picking. How industriou-sly those girls did work! QDon't you think that the girls always do the most of the work anywayi'j The best and most important year now faced us4our Senior year. The first half of this year we put over one successful dance. There were so many happenings during the second half, I hardly know where to begin. VVe were an ambitious group-always striving to raise money. VVe began by having two dances. Before I continue, I should like to mention the fact that we have in our class one famous musician and orchestra leader. He conducts one of the nicest little orchestras you would ever care to hear and is familiar to all of us. Next in order is the presentation of ffRollo's VVild Oat Cclass playj. You see, we had so much talent in our class that we had to have a double cast for some of the parts. The people who took any part at all in this successful production deserve much credit for their untiring efforts. The treasure of all times now makes its appearancegthe long-awaited year book entitled The Terracian. Ten years from now you may take it from out of its hiding place and it will bring to mind many happy times and many forgotten friends. Two more never-to-be-forgotten days await usfgraduation and the grand finale, the Senior Ball, where we shall dance away together for the last time. IJITCILLE MITRDOCK. 30 Qllsma will Being of sane lllllld and body, and about to go into the Regent,s examin- ations from which we may never return, we, the members of the class of June 1933, do hereby bequeath the following effects to our fellow students. 'Fo ltliss X'Vinship we leave the memory of trying to guide us and to calm us down during class meetings. Jane Vrooman leaves her way with the men to llary Decker. To Richard Sclmeider goes David Stark's debating ability. Bernard Salad leaves all his tennis ability to Louis Perrault. Ellen tVcaver leaves Elliot Fraser to Jane Mudge. QLucky Janej Katherine Deering gives her ability as a child prodigy to the youngest freslnuau. Leonard Gburski donates his curly hair to Edwa1'd Stewart. Peter Van Eyck gives to Charles Peters, his winning way with the teach- ers, especially ltliss Hanigan. Robert Potter gladly gives his lovely rosy complextion to Beverly Eolf. Jack Harlan leaves his life guard form to Billy Edmonds. llargaret Albe gives some poor unfortunate the task of trying to collect Robert Berger's year old library fine. Bruce Gordon gives Bob Treat his ability as a speaker. Peggy Delaney wills her poetic ability to Genevieve YValdron. Ruth Yan Campenss giggle goes to Dorothy Short QNot to be used too oftenj. Scott Cree donates his grin to Richard Brearton. Lucille ltlurdock wills her executive ability to Nicholas Tymeson. Howard ltlahoney, with a tear in his eye, leaves the Terrace Guard to the school. Sam Roberts gives his alertness to Fred Johnston. Phyllis Anderson leaves Jack YValdron to whoever is lucky ? enough to get him. Eulia Salisbury wills her style to Alice Jeffers. John lVright relinquishes his brains to Janice Neirman. Billy Page and Irene Leibel, with the light of love in their eyes, leave the halls to the others who tred the rosy paths. Marion Gerling gives her garrulity to Marjorie Brown. Gladys Young leaves her voice to Susan Strough. Betty Peterson wills her art. to Marie Sawyer. Frank Phillips gives his smooth dancing ability to Charles Coffin. Mary Fitz Gibbon gives her eyebrows to Adella Cramer, if she can find them. Paul Clark gives ltlarjorie Burdekin to Douglas free. Art Klima gives his history reading notes to whoever can read them. Mary Esther Plank leaves her literary ability to Margaret Brown. Dorothy ltlountain leaves her place at the head of the table in the cafe- teria to Bee VVeber. MARY Esri-11-:R PLANK. 31 0 Gilman lgrnphvrg It was a happy day for me but also a sad one. The class which I had watched over for three years was ending its existence as a class and its mem-- bers were about to go their separate ways. As they went forward one by one to receive their diplomas, I wondered whether they were thinking, as I was, of the future. Even as I watched, the figure of Mr. Pillsbury faded and in his place stood a black-robed, white-bearded old man. The diploma in his hand had miraculously become a glistening magic wand. I thought I saw his lips move saying I am Merlin, the great Magician. I have come to give you for a moment a glimpse of these graduates as they will be twenty years hence. He raised his wand and to my surprise there appeared the dimpled umost charming actress of the screen today'if-'Phyllis Anderson. She was gowned in a creation of the eouteriere BI. Burns, the famous designer in America and Europe. Just then the hero of the picture came striding in, and I recognized him as none other than Bob Potter. He had gone from class play fame to the en- viable position of idol of the feminine world. Not less famous were the lights of the Shakespearian drama Peggy Delaney, Mary Kulakowski, Emory Spen- cer, Bernard Kearney, and IYilliam Boyd who recently had made a successful movie of 'tMacbeth.,, The character parts in all the great. pictures of the day were being well played by Emmet U'Brien. The halls of government at tVashington contained several members of the class of ,33, N. T. H. S., and by their influence, politics were on a IllllCll high- er plane than twenty years ago. The widely known reform bills of Senator Elder were fast helping the country to pull out of the worst depression since 1933, and he was beginning to be mentioned as a possible presidential candi- date. I watched Representative Iiisenberg carrying on a successful IO day filibuster before glimpsing Secretary of State Cree, an autho1'ity on interna- tional relations, who had just returned from Switzerland where he had acted as advisor to a world-wide conference. The I'nited States delegate, Ivilliam Leonard, was showing the foreign nations :h1llCl'iC?l,S stand on the disarmament question. The honor of the judiciary was being upheld by Judge Fotheringham, who was trying not to yield to the pleading of that pretty iVIiss Brearton who had been speeding up and down l'lum Street so often lately. lIy glimpse into a skyscraper window in New York revealed Harold Friedman and Joseph Field in private conference with their feet on the desk. They had not changed much: even what they were saying had a familiar ring. I tell you, Joe, this depression is terrible. That one in 1933 was a picnic compared with this. YVhy, itis an event if anybody buys a musical dishpan nowadaysf, 32 Ollana Iirnphrrg The same city was in the exciting finals of a bridge tournament, in which the team of Jeanne Brockmyer, Mary Corrigan, Mary Doyle, and Eulia Salis- bury was well ahead. Their motto was t'Practice makes perfect. This was also demonstrated in the ability of two of Broadway's chorus stars--Sally Estabrook and Alhertina Fox. Billy Pages' orchestra was very popular at the lvaldorf Astoria, where a look at the register showed that VVillard ltlale, the renowned musician, and Gladys Young, beautiful opera star, were stopping there. The younger generation was being made healthy and the older one kept so by the famous clinic carried on by Doctors Glen and Deering. That the older ones had not lost any energy was shown by the results of the Olympics of 1952. Swimming honors were carried off bv Clark, Krulalc. and VValker. Al Palomhelli and Alan Van VVert scarcely touched the dusty track. A familiar sight met my eyes next as I witnessed a lively conference hc- tween three irate nlothersw-formerly Ruth Van Campen, Lilian Godfrey and Doris Cummings-and the disturbed teacher of their wayward sons, Bliss ltfarion Gerling. My sympathies went out to the latter, for she was badly out-numbered. I was given a peep at several 19.53 magazines, and to my surprise, I rec- ognized the girl on their covers as our own Margaret Grant, as attractive as in high school days. The tiny signature in the corner said L Gburski . Bruce Gordon the newly elected president, was enjoying the latest musical comedy in which Betty Peterson and Eleanor Lombard had risen to fame un- der the Bernard Salad management. In the President's private box was also Justice Stark, the youngest member of the Supreme Court. Seen together at the same production were the Director of the Budget Dorothy Mountain and the U. S. Commissioner of Education John VVright. T also saw Peter Van Dyck, the dashing young Congressman from New York with Tiucille lVlurdoc'k. The manager of the government's chemical plants was none other than that boy who used to haunt 321 and thereabouts in high school-Reginald Ockley. Jean Howland, the well known scientist, was guest at the VVhite House, as was Marjorie Norris, the Ambassador to England. Gradually the vision of Merlin grew dim: I heard him say, I go , and there in his place stood Mr. Pillsbury, with the last diploma in his hand. KATHERINE M. DEERING, JEAN L. HOWLAND 33 Daisq Chain Daosq Cham flgvzxr Zfinnk Zinarh DOROTHY MOL'N'1',x1N, Eflifor-if:-Clzivf IDAVID STAIQK, Business llfanager ROnr:11'r I,0T'l'ER, 44d'Z787'fi8iIlg JIIHIIIIQU1' JOHN E. GL!-ix, Cliflflllllffllll JIIIIIIIQKT MEMBERS Pllyllis AnrlersOn, Paul Cl?l1'li, Roberf Coufzxnf, K2llllGl'lIll' Deering, Peggy Delaney, S'ru:u't Eisenburg, Robert Elder, Hzlrolcl Friedmzxn, Ileonarcl Glmurslqi, Bruce Gorflon, Jenn Howlancl, Yvilliam lleonzwd, Elem101' Ilombard, JOsepl1 BIl'Gl'2lllC, Lucille llfurcloeli, Belly Peterson, lfary ICSHICI' Planli, Eulia Salisbury, Elnory Spencer, Peter vV2llliCl', Ellen Yveaver. 35 0112155 1512133 ROLLO'S WILD OAT ACT II-SCENE 2 Left to Right: Gladys Young, Emory Spencer, Betty Peterson, Peggy Delaney, Bernard Kearney, VVilliam Boyd, Robert Potter. OTHER MEMBERS OF THE CAST Carolyn Ryan, Eleanor Lombard, Mary Kulaliowski, Harold Friedman, Bernard Salad, Peter VValker, Marjorie Norris, R. Emmet O,Brien, Doris Mowbray, Betty Bemis. 36 Zierrare Muarha YV. YV. STILES, Sponsor HOWVARD lN1AHoNEr, First Licutffnant IQICHARD SNYIQER, Second I,ie14fc'11a1zt Sergeanfs: Robert Treat, l'l1ilipRarney, Hurry Guyon, John Cary, lvilliam Reilly, Dorothy Nlountain. Corporalsz Grant Smith, Kenneth Lant, Harris Mallory, Averill Stew- art, Leo Zyminski, Richard Scott, Elmer Spicer, Anthony lvojtulewicz, Alan Yan lVert, Edward Baugh, Joseph Osielski, Elliott Forte, Charles Esmoke, Chester Krulak, Sheldon Ruhl, lVilli:1m Edmonds, Charles Broland, Russell Swanker, Raymond Crookes, Don Podrazik, Lzuvrenee Kearney, Alexander Malecki, James Herbst, Nicholas Timeson, Joseph Czmtino, Anthony Brieeola, llartin Hutt, Angust Schmidt, Jack Harlan, .lack lvaldron, Betty Freeman, Clara Maurycy, Beatrice VVeber, Arlene Mureh, Genevieve lvojtulewiez, Vir- ginia Jones. , 37 ,- - Emil MR. TREMBLAY, Sponsor MEMBERS Albert Friedman, Charles Peters, Robert Kingsbury, George Rosen, James Priest, Philip lNIoore, Harold Friedman, Everett Fuller, Fred Ble- Cracken, Charles Teson, John Hoffman, Robert Benford, Delvitt Simons, Howard Burr, Gilbert Gerling, Martin Callaghan, Bruce Gordon, lvilliam Ed- monds, Charles Ettinger, Paul Frank, Edward liobel, Donald Dickson, Rob- ert Coutant, Robert Porter, Ray Cassan, Lawrence Crowe, Dudley Digges, VVilliam lllitchell, VVilliard Male, Robert Palmer, Americo Brunette, H:L1'1'y' Benjamin, Elliott Fraser, August Coffin, VVarren Gammons, Jaek Dickson, Lawrence Simons, Nick Timeson, Edgar lWoulton, John Cary, Edmon VVins- low, Carl Shopmeyer. 38 V ' 7 l I K 1. Q ' wx , in is A Glapvlla Glhnir FRED Mouuis, Sfzzrlnzf 1,t'lllIl'l' Augusta Alger, Blarion Ig2lSL'll, Xvllllbllll Boyrl, Nlilclrcml Brccli, Rohm-rl Bul- lock, Eclwarcl Bunkolf, lloln-rl C2LlHlJlJL'll, XYarrcn Clark, Ga-rfriulc Congress, Gladys Cotton, DIll'LDllllL' Day, Jolin Dililasio, lilla Doring, lxvllllillll Llillllllllllx Sylvia Fry, Francus Gaynor, Evclyn Gcorgc, Max c100ilIll2lll, Bruvc Gordon, Kalliryn Happol, Hcnriclfa H2ll'lllSC'llfL'gL'l', Jolmn Hoffnnan, Lois Holly, Juan Howland, Josvpliinu Kopcc, Juancfh- Imviiic, YYillarcl Blah-, Vivian llarx. Daisy May lXIcCoubcry, Jolln Mitclwll. Frccl Morris, Plmlgar Moulton, Eliza' f bcfll llycrs. Uliw Ncaclle, Nlarjoric Newland, vIC2lllL'llk' Uclasz, Sh-lla Jfsian. Bm-Hy l'vlurson, Sherwood l,lllSl'll, Joxopli Ricard, Hclcn Hivlin, Guorgi- Ros- on, Anna Rosvnflial, Josephine Scnn, Gracv Shaw. Flayfon Slicer, Margarn-T Sisk, Margarcf Smith, Jarncs Spa-nec, Edward Stewart, listluir Sfrilfcr, Susan Sll'0llgll, Albert SCl'lUI1l?lCll0l', Sfanloy 'IR-1-lu, C'l1arlo'fh- '1lll0lllllS0ll, liluanor VVllCClCI', Yiolct YVi11g, Gladys Young. 339 illluzinun GLAIJYS Youxo, President GEli'1'ItL'17I'I Coxoiuess, Virf'-President lNIARGE1u' YV1I,'1'GEx, Secretary ELIZfXBETII MYERS, Corrcsponfiing S'em'ef1zry EDGAR MOUI,'1'C7N, Treasurer DIR. VVHFZELER, Sponsor lNIargaret lNIary Bergan, Robert Campbell, Beth Consaul, Gladys Cotton, Francis Crawford, Dorothy Davidson, Janet Dempster, John Di Blasio, Flor- ence Downer, Albert Friedman, Sylvia Fry, Everett Fuller, Bruce Gordon, George Holland, Virginia Jones, Willarcl Male, Donald Miller, Helen lN'I'iller, John Mitchell, Fred ltlorris, Marjorie Neuland, Burton Olmstead, Robert Palmer, Betty Peterson, Dora Plotnich, Helen Rivilin, James Priest, George Rosen, Clayton Sheer, Edward Stewart, Charlotte Thompson, Lois Tracy, and Sophia VVlitkowski. 40 Olhnrua SHERWOOD IYLUSCH, SfIllIKHf Leader GERTILUDE Coxcimss, Accompanist Marion Batten, Mildred Beatty, Primo Belbrusti, Helen Brady, Janet Campbell, Mary Campriello, Anna Cary, Betty Casey, Helen Clilopeeki, An- toinette Corbo, Frances Crawford, Gena Cuoeo, Josephine DeVito, Adolph Dominski, Norma Durham, Helen Dylewiez, Elizabeth Earle, lVill- iani Edmunds, Anna Filsinger, Mildred Ferro, Sadie Flax, Louis Gaetano, Frances Gaynor, Virginia Genii, Dorothy Gerding, Rose Goldberg, lN'Iary Gray, Thelma Hale, John Hoffman, Hope Hyatt, Florence Jollilfe, Vvlll. Kel, ley, Rebecca Kirby, Eva Kopestansliy, Helen Kory, Tessic IALIIIOS, Sophia Lenkewieh, Flora Lockwood, Jane Lodge, llary 1IacDonald, Isabel Hiale- wiez, ltlargaret lNIeCarthy, Daisy ltfay lNIcCoubery, Blarjorie Morse, Margaret Nerling, Joy Palmer, Hazel Perley, Julius Pirro, Sherwood Pluscli, Irene Podrazik, Joseph Ricard, Jennie Rich, George Rosen, Florence Salomone, Sophie Stekicska, Irene Skorowski, Robert Stenard, Mary Sullivan, Rita Summers, Dorothea Terrell, Victoria Tupacz, Dorothy YVL-ed, Marion Yvese- lv, Leila Wilniot, Allan VanVVoert, Blargaret Zeh, John lvilbur. 41 0B1'fhP5T1'EI YVILLARD BIALI-I, Sfzzrlvnz' L1'r1rl1'r MFXMBERS Gcorgv Allen, Hmvzlrd Beckvr, Alfrucl Bouxaul. ,xlll0l'lC'fJ lg1'llllL l'll, Rob- Crf Campbcll, Both Consaul, llarfiu Czlllelglmll, Jolm l,li'li0IlSOH, Sanford Dorcmus, VVilliam Edmunds, llaron F0lllSl'Zyli, Allwrt l 1'icrlu1:1u, 1'lVt'l'L'l Ful- lcr, Warren Gammons, Brucc Gordon, Catllcrim- Huff, lxI2ll'Vlll Hl1IlllJlll'L'j'. Jo' seph Carrol, Robert Kingsbury, .IQam-'rh- Malo, YYilla1'1l Mala-, Donald Millm-V. Edgar Nloulton, VViuif1'Qcl Munn, Marjorim- Newland, Robert l,2Lll1lL'l', Jost-pl: Pawlowski, Jcanolfe Pappas, Julius Pirro, SllL'l'W00fl Plusclm, James Pricsl, Dorothy Ramsay, George Rosen, Judy Sc-lwirlzcif. lflclwarcl Sc-lmuliz, Clayton Sheer, lvilliam Sfaflws, Cll211'lCS Tcsou, C'liH'o1'ml lvllilc, BI2ll'gl'1'y lvilfgvu. Thaddeus Zalondek. 42 H. CE. 01. HELEN PANVLOXVSKA, Presirlem' JI'1.E MAlcsnA1,1,, Vice-Presidmzf Axx Sox11f:1:vI1,I,14:, Sl'C'1'CfIlI'y MM: AI.Ll'ZN, yv7'tfIlS7lf1'67' Mus. F. B. Horxrox, S Jonsor 1 MEMBERS Nvklilllli Swanson, Mary Sullivan, Ann Somcrvillc, Helen Puwlowskzx, Mac Xllon, Julv 1xI2ll'Sll2lH, fil2ll'2l Sallowski, Josephine Yalclltinc, Lillizm AIi0dllClli, mm Misullis, Nufzllic li0ZllliL'l'Ski, llildrcd Brock, NI9.l'g2ll'L't Hamlin. -L3 Art Glluh Dolus BRIGGS, Presidefnt I3E'1'TY 1'E'1'E1csoN, Vice-Presidenz' lNIA1:.JoRlE BIJRIJEICIN, Secretary BE'r'rY l,HILO, Treasurer Miss lNI1I,D11En lN'IEY1':Rs, Sponsor MEMBERS Doris Briggs, Betty Peterson, Betty Philo, Blarjorie Burdekin, Rita Bell, Katherine Smith, Jean Salisbury, Jean Dorcmus, Blary O'Conner, Jane Gardner, Irene Kehoe, Frances Mackicwicz, Doris Mowbray, Edith Orloff, Caroline Ryan, lNIarie Sawyer, Elizabeth Skinner, Susan Strough, Lily Bromeson. l 44 Harnitg Eehating MRS. BILODERSON, Sponsor MEMBERS Richard Snyder, George Striehman, Averill Stewart, Robert Treat, David Sfark, Paul Vogel, Fred Alofsin. 45 ' 1 - I - - D I . 1. f ' ' ' . . 1 f f W ,-- Elvrrare Cirihnne Buarh llonownv A. Sl'l'lNf'l11ll, Sllwzzsor M1'lIXIlllC1iS Henry B2ll'lll'2LCll, Rolmerf Beers, Robert Benlnun, VVilliznn Bmnlt, Mau'- gnrel Brown, Jolmn Brnv, Sara C0l1i'Il. GL'l'll'llllL' Fongress, Aclelln Cl'iLlll0I'. Sc-nfl Cree. Dorotlly Davidson, Jnnel lJCIllllSl'0l', Nl2ll'lOII Illllilllilllgll. Mary Fill ribbon, IlL'0ll2Ll'Kl Gburski Yvnrren Gzunnnms Rose Golcllyewr, Afrnes 5-s 9 1 as as Hanee, licliflm Jespersen, Helen Kenclriek, Lillian Knsnfxky, Nillillll' Knclzin. IiL'lllll'lll Lnnl. Ii?lllll'.VIl Lewis, Jane Maxwell, Anne xIC'I,0IlOllgll, Joseph MC- l Gmne, Yvillizun B. Myer, Dunzmlcl Miller, Dorolhy Mnlenre, l x':mees Russell. Hollis Sel1e1'n1e1'lmrn, Malilclzl Splzxnn, Yelnm Sl?ll'l-illlilll, Cen-l ST1'iel41'oi'f. Hnfh 'l'l1on1son, Helen lvilley. Belly Yvinne. 446 Alrhvmintn FIiANIi 'IlHORNE, Presidcfrzf RI'SSEI.I, Srmcmc, Vif'e-P1'esifIenf HELEX BIILLER, Seeretary JOSEPH FIliI,D, yl7'l'IL8lL7'C7 Mu. S'r1r.1f:s, Sponsor M li M B E li S Mary Uonloinpasis, Jean Howland, liditli Kruse, Barbara Levy, Janice NlCl'IlHLll, Marianne Heed, 1'll'2lllCL'S Russell, Vivian Saniorini, Jane VTOOIIIZLH, Ellen YVQ-aver, C2llllCl'lllC Rourke, Frank Bigwood, Vvilliam Boyd, Stuart Eis- enlxurg, Robert Elder, IiL'0!lEl1'll Gburski, Vvllllfllll Leonard, Joseph lNIcGrane, YVilliam Page, Frank Phillips, Hieliarcl Seliincller, Ricliarcl Synder, lvilliam Swanson, Helen Garafalo. -147 Sveninr Qi-13 Sc'0'r'r Claim, I'1'c.virl4'711' 14lL1,l0'1 1' LYIKASICR, l'iz'e-P1'12si1Y62zt VVARRICN GXXBIBIONS, Sfcrcfnry JACK YVALDRON, YlTl?llSllTl'7 SIR. GLOVER, 1f'11r'uHy Sponsor DIR. IIORACE F. SHEPHERD, Y. Ill. C. .l. .vlrlzvixor MEMBERS Barrie Dogg-naar, Charles Collin, Jack Coleman, Peter Van Dyck, Thom- as Rees, lvilliaxn Swanson, Ricllarcl Snyder, Douglas Cree, Lloyd Cooper, Paul Fislier, Robert Porter, Vincent Smith, Grant Smith, lwartin Huff, Pefer lvalker, Jack Harlan, Elmer Spicer, VVillian1 Reilley, Richard Brearton, Robert Elder. 4:8 Blue Erianglv AIARY EMILY A-XNIJRI-IVVS, I'resirIer11' S,xL1.Y JEAN SMITH, View-Presi1Ic7zI I.1'en,1.r: AIVRIJOCK, Sefrrrcfrzry 1'lI.I,1H:N XVICAVEII, :l'I'l'IlSIll'l'I' Hflss Bl-:A'l'u1c'+: M. MAu'1'lN, Spfnnsm' MEMBERS Phyllis Anclerson, Belly Becker, Jean Braclsllaw, Belly Brearlon, Franc'- es Brockway, Marjorie Burdekin, Peggy Burg, Kitty Canivel, Belly f'0fl'ey, Jean Cooney, Doroflmy Day, Katherine Deering, llfary Doyle, Nancy Fail'- lrank, llargaret Fl1'lll, Jane Kalbfleimelm, Anne Kenyon. Hillel Kullatlm. Eh-af nm' I40lI1b2ll'll, Dorollly Blellanus, Claire lloffelf, Uurnflly Mounlain, Gladys llllclge, Jane lfuclge, 1xIEll'jOI'lL' Xorrls, Eleanor Powers, Yirginia Rowlancls. Hulia SFlllSlllll'y, Barbara Salmon, Helen Slllllll, Susan Stn-ough, Kitty Yan Dyck, Belsy Yrooman, Jane xvI'00lIHlll, Barbara VVilcl. 49 V 1 - i v 1 are i l'1u, illrzrnrea EPP BIVRIEI. B1,ooM1-'11c1.n, I'rc.vido11t HELEN INI11,1.1+:1:, Vif'v-P1'eside11f MixuG,x1cif:'1' Glmxr, Secrviary IIAIIJOIUE Buowx, Yl7'ElISIl1'C'7' BIRS. Ij0IlGHEliTY, MRS. DVNSTAN, Sponsors MEMBERS Solveig Ansfocnscn, Muriel Bloonifielcl, Marjorie Brown, Marian Burns, Mary Czmipbc-ll, Dorolliy Davidson, Peggy Delaney, Jenn Dickerson, Belfina Free- man, 1'lileen Doyle, Kziflmerine Gzu'zLl1z111, Jam- c'l2ll'llllt'l', lxI2l1'g'2ll'L'l' Grunt, Jean H0w'lzLl1cl, Alice JL-fl'e1's, Virginia Jones, 1g3.l'lJ2l.l'21. Levy, lilllll llerricfk, Helen llfiller, Murizuine Reed, Virginia Swanson, llutli Taylor, Bezrfric-o Yveber, Ruth lvebcr, Anne Filsinger, Helen Applin, Dorothy Jane Czmglicy, Eileen Corrigsm, Helen Clirisfenscn, Janet Dempster, Florence Downer, lllnrgaret Ingrzun, Helen Sliort, lllargaret Miller, Sally XXTlllJCCli, llary Stansel, llfary Jackson. Eclifli Kruse. 50 Brien QIIQHPB JEAN DOREBIITS, President MARX' RIADDEN, Vice-Presi1Ie11.t IJORIS BRIGGS, Secretary BE'1 rY P1-:'rERsox, Treuslner l a Miss O KEEFE, Mus. RAMSEY, Sponsors MEMBERS Doris Briggs, Lily Broincson, Gcrtrudc Congress, Mary Corrigan, Fran- ccs Crawford, Dorotliy Dcnio, Jean Dorcinus, Alice Grinnn, Alicc Grimmer, Adclaidc Hogan, Gailu Kcrslu, Dorofliy Kinny, Dorothy Lyons, Mary Blad- dcn, Margucrifc Maliar, Ailcon Mc'Sliuon, May 1IcBurnc-y, Elcanorall llurpliy, Elizalicfli Hlcyciwa, Bctfyc Pliilo, Belly l'Qh-rson, Gcnc Rankin, Marion Hoy, Belly Sc'rafford, Marjorie Scanlon, Jean Salisbury, Blaric Sawyer, Sarah Sliircs, Rita Sclialian, Katlicrinc Sniitli, llary Spalding, Virginia Thompson Lillian Travis, Doris Van Yranken, Eleanor lvlicclcr, Gladys Young. 51 k Starr Enhgv BESSIE HEINl!I,TCH, President ELEANOR EXGI.lIR'l', l'if'e-Prosirlcnf EDI'l'H JESIIERSON, Secretary ALICE BIIAKE, Treasurer Mus. VV. A. JONES, Sponsor MIss AGNES IAEXVIS, Faculty Advisor MEMBERS Eleanor Adams, VVinifred Adams, Alice Blake, 1+1h-:mor Englert, Bessic Heinbueh, Virginia Hendry, Dorothy Howe, hluriel Holek, Ruth Inman, Edith Jesperson, Dorothy Kennedy, Nlarjory Neuland, Norma Rowe, Catherine Sims. Irene Sumner, Dorothy Schnapp, Charlotte Thompson, Betty VVinnie, llargaret Alhe, VV:1ndzI Bogus, Marion Cooper, Betty Clark, Gertrude For- man. Marion Hand, Catherine Nardini, llarion Palmer, Theresa Simons, Jose- phine Senn, Dorothy Littlefield, Ann Kehoe, Pauline Kehoe. 52 u Emma 'Bailey Spear LILLIAN GODFREY, Prcsirlent JEAN lxIACDONl'EIiI,, lYil'6-P7'6S'lfIl 7lf 1'IENlllE'l l'A lllEAN14:Y, Secretary Rr'rH VAN CAMPEN, 1ll'U1l8Il'7'f?7' Mics. 'l,AUuENc'n, Sponsor MEMBERS Carol Ballway, Jeanne Broekinyer, Doris Cunnnings, liettv Connelly, Mary Contoinpasis, Sally Estabrook, Kathleen Furlong, Albertina Fox, Mel- ba Fox, Dorothy Fullon, lVinifrecl Gillespie, Rosalie Grauloart, Elsie Guest, Eleanor Harold, Enid Henry, Dorothy liintlsay, Rachel l.ocl1erby, Helen Loeherby, Irene l.eibel, Marjorie 'LL-ibel, Henrietta Mattoek, Evelyn Blac- Xlinn, Birflina O'lNIelia, Elizabeth Ploss, Delores Pitts, Virginia Peek. Mary Esther Plank, lllargaret Pitts, Vivian S2Llll0l'lI'll, Virginia E. Smith, Ernestine Shaffer, Thelma Stearnes, Helen Treinblay, Dorothy Stiles, Frances Vosburg, Eleanor Yiets, Leila Wlilmot, Emily VVeatherwax, Eleanor Patterson, Viola Cassella, Dorothy Levine, Mabel lllathes, Katherine Miller, Virginia A. Smith. 53 l U EP Qlerrle iliranraia BRUCE fi0RDOX, President ROBER'1' IELDER, Vice-Prmiderzt PEGGY DELANEY, Secretary DOROTHY BIOIKNTAIN, Treasurer llhss CASTLEMAN, Sponsor MEMBERS Phyllis Anderson, :Jeanne Brockniyer, Marian Basch, Vllanda Bogus, Florence Buff, lllarion Burns, Marjorie Bush, Mary Campbell, Ruth Cohen, Mary Corrigan, Mar-jorie Cramer, Frances Crawford, Katherine Deering, Doris Adele Diesem, Florence Downer, Sally Estabrook, David Ferber, Al- bertina FOX, lllelba Fox, Eleanor Friedman, Helen Garofalo, Marion Gerling. Richard Gilbert, Max Goodman, Margaret Grant, George Holland. Edward Howley, Virginia Jones, Dorothy Kennedy, Eva Kopestansky, Albert Kos- berg, Marjorie Leibel, Barbara Levy, Betty Marhafer, Mabel lllathes, Helen lllauriello, Alice lNIeElhone, lxvllllillll Myer, Catherine Nardini, llarjorie Nor- ris, Birdina O'llIelia, Carl Paurowski, Lena Perretta, lvilliarn Perry, Betty Peterson, Frank Phillips, Blary Esther Plank, Helen Rivlin, lllary Elizabeth Roe, Eulia Salisbury, Vivian Saniorini, Helen Schultz, S. Elizabeth Thierolf, Jane VTOOIIIELII, Ruth lvayman, Ellen VVeaver, Helen VVilley, Leila VVilmot, Gladys Young, Felicia Zielinski. 541 7' . img I5 I LI I h 011 h JOHN XVRIGHT, President ELLEN YVEAVER, Vice-Prrsidefzf I,EGGY BURG, Secretary iPE'l'ER VAN DYCK, T7'67IlSIl?'E7' BIRS. Fticxsimz, Sponsor MEMBERS Harold Ackerman, Diary Emily Andrews, Solveig Anstecnsen, XVillia1n Brzult, Riclmrd Brearton, Peggy Burg, Kitty Czxnivet, lVilliaun Donnelly, Jean Dorenins, Jack Dowling, Joseph Field, Paul Fisher, Bettina Freeman, Ferdiiiand Helm, Jean Howlanxl, Ann Kenyon, James Miro, Dorothy Bloun- tzmin, Jzuiiee NlC1'lIl2111, Blarqiorie Norris, Eleanor Powers, Bdl'l7i11'Zl Salmon, Sally Jeanne Sniitli, Elmer Spicer, George Strielnnzui, Paul Thornton, Lzulrzi '1lI'Llllll7llll, Peter Yan Dyck, Paul Yogel, Jane Yrooman, Jack Yvaldron, Ellen Yveaver, Jolin lvriglit, Robert Elder, Mary Frances Stern. 5 5 German Glluh S'1'lxxu'1' lilsllzxlxlfilacs, I'1'c.sifIcf11f x , Y. . , llmmwlc: IX0llll+llil'X'li.-X, Ill'U'l,l't?.9lI16IIf 1,0K0'1'lH41A T1-:uuri1,l,, Sf'1'rc'f11ryfTr4'11.w1rw' Bliss l.Al'1cA S'1'I'c'liM.-xxx, Spmzsm' MEMBERS sxyilliillll Mycr, Joseph Fivlci, Tuhsiu IAZLIHZLS, Clluxiofh- Iliblllilll. xXviI1ifl'L'll Gillvspiu, Ufto Du-kom, Frank 'l'hm'l1v, Rcginzlld Ocklcy, Russvll Sfokvr, Albcri H1-vk, l'l1zu'loHc JOIIIISOII, ixl2ll'il AIPIIIVYCF. lilizzlbcfh Nfyvrs. 56 3 Svpikeh Shun Svnrieig YYLLLIAM IiICI.I.Y, 1'1'vsifIc'nf Gu,xx'1' SALITH, Vim'-I'r'vxirlf'11t ALAN YAN YV1+:1c'r, Scf1'r1'f11rj!-'I'1'f'11.w1rw' XVIl.I,lAA1 F. linnv, SIIOIISOI' QT Mmllshxlas F11-d Alofsin, Frank Muck, Huy Yacczx, Albert l,2LlOlllbL'lli, Arilmur Klin ard, Hoy Mzzxwcll, 1'1:u'l Fullcr, Jzwk lAiIlL'lliLIl, Eciwzu'cLH0g:111, YVilIizun Huls towski, Hobcrt Hzuwvy, Jack l,iCliiIlSOll, Xvilliillll 1'm111c1's, YiIlCL'llf Iiilllllibl' Zak, liolmcrf C0llf2l.llt', John l51'i'r'rn-11, Jzuncs ct0PObi2LllC0, 1'1dw:u'd Fumkc. How ard BIZIIIOIIUY, Louis c12lCf2lll0, Sll1'l'W00d lloncffc, Alum Srluificro. 57 in 3 mf4M1.,W:z 11 t ' V ,,, QQ! , Y 3 in , F A .4 if tt tt t Glhrer -Qlvuhrrz IIICBIBERS VARSITY fLCill12ll'lt I',2L1'tI'tl1gL' ffaptzlinj, Burtoll Olmstn-aut, Gitbcrt Gerling, Eva Kopcstzlnsky, In-no Stilcs, llarion Yau dc- Car. JUNIOR VARSITY' --Louis PCl'l'L'Hlllt Qfzlptairlj, Jack Harlem, Jane Yl'0O1llilIl, Betsy Yrooman, Kitty CEllltVl't'. 08 llWillIlilllllUillllgiliillll?iiE3!!IIlllIl!'1IlIldl f, l gt,g,,,,1 UNI The Modern Home of the Schenectady Arr Press That Distinctive Touch that lifts school and college publications out of the common- place is deftly rendered by the skilled craftsmen of the Sche- nectady Art Press. Fine typographical appearance and excel- lent presswork makes them attractive and inviting to the eye, assuring a greater reader interest. Cheerful cooperation on our part and delivery promptly on time, will reduce your pub- lication worries to a minimum. Let us show you how this can be done. SCHOOL PRINTING, MAGAZINES, NEWSPAPERS AND ANNUALS A SPECIALTY in 7 SERVE! . Schenectady Art Press J. H. COMO, Proprietor 431 Franklin St., between jay and Center SCHENECTADY, N. Y. SOUND managerial policies and long, successful experience have provided us with suflicient equipment, adequate personnel. and ample resources to render dependable service as artists and makers ol fine printing plates. That you will be secure from chance, is our first promise. JAHN 8: OLLIER ENGRAVING CO. U11 Wes! Vllshinglon Blvd., - Chicago, Illinois In the foreground' Ft. Dearborn referecled in Grant Park on Chicago's lake front. Illustration by Jahn fr Ollier An Smdigs, The Booth Studio QD Official Photographers for Nott Terrace High School W THE HOME OF FINE PHOTOGRAPHS 243 St f St et P tton 8: Hall Bldg S h ectady, N. Y. THE TASTE - TEST TELLS YOU lT'S RICHER AND BETTER PHONE 4-9106 Jersey Ice Cream Corp. After the Senior Ball Compliments of Stop in at , The LCWIS Shop THE FARM V, And Get 3 Snack The Temple of Fashion in the 501 State Street Odd Fe1low's Temple 1 Former President Taft said in a speech: D. L. CERINO DAKE,S DELICIOUS ICE Some mon are graduated from CREAM college cum Inurle, some are gradu- CandY ' Cigars atc-d SNII1IIIIIl'Il'NI Zmule, and some are 11 and 13 McClellan and East- , I 1 1 ,' ', ' , ern Parkway gmc mtcd rmrabfle dwfu 1 1 TENNIS, BASEBALL, GOLF SUPPLIES RAINCOATS, FISHING TACKLE, BICYCLES, KEDS. GYM SUPPLIES Alling Rubber Co. 254 State Street The Schenectady Trust Co. Main Office 320 State St. Brandywine Branch 1050 State St. Mt. Pleasant Branch 439 Crane St. Three Convenient Locations COOPER'S Wall Paper and Paints Please Better in Styles and Price 124 State Street ONE THOUSAND VOTES For the Free Wor1d's Fair Trip With Every DOLLAR PURCHASE Students Moccasin 8: Sport Shoes 34.00 and Up PATTON 8z HALL Family Shoe Store 245 State A. G. WALDRON MILK and CREAM Phone 4-6526 1721 Union Street Schenectady, N. Y. WELCOMEYS DeLuxe Motor Coaches For A11 Occasions Call G. A. Welcome 8: Son Schenectady, N. Y. Ph. 4-9444 15xc1.4GE SCHENECTA-1DY'S F1xE.s'1' BILLY PAGE AND HIS ORCHESTRA 442 McClellan Street Phone 2-1369 BAND and ORCHESTRA McGEE COAL CO., INSTRUMENTS Music and Accggorles Lackawanna Cone-Cleaned Expert Repairing C 1 oa Telephone 2-8283 722 State St., Sch'dy, N. Y. 216 B'Way., Schvdyy N. Y' W. C. Clark W. S. McDonald Clark 81 McDonald JEWELERS 215 State Street Schenectady, N. Y. BEYER FUR SHOP Schenectady's Leading Furriers Quality Furs Storage, Repairing, Remodel- ing Phone 4-7413 140 Barrett Street Chas. N. Gardner 8z Sons INC. MEMORIALS 918-920 State Street Schenectady, N. Y. Pink Gardner, Pres. Two women were discussing a mutual acquaintance. She has a very magnetic person alityf, said one. '6She ought to havef' said the other, everything she has on is charged. C L U E T T ' S EVERYTHING IN MUSICU 203 State Street Phone 4-7114 SANDWICH INN QU Anything Your Heart Desires THE NEW PRICES AT WALLACE'S ARE WITHOUT EXTRAVAGANCE YOU MAY BE SURE You'1l I-ind your budget will stretch to take in Hseveral ex- tras if you shop at Wal1ace's! WE ALWAYS WELCOME PRICE AND QUALITY COMPARISONS THE WALLACE CO. Always Reliable Manhattan Market QUALITY MEATS AND GROCERIES Where Low Prices are a Habit 1730 Union St. Phone 4-3301 Schenectady, N. Y. Patronize Your Cafeteria GOOD FOOD at Reasonable Prices Phone 2-3456 Cleaning, Pressing, Tailoring, Dyeing, Shoe Repairing Ball's Cleaners and Dyers, Inc. HAUBNER'S SPORT SHOP Everything for the Sports- man Phone 2-5728 6232 State Street Schenectady, N. Y. lban Business College AND SCHOOLS OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND SECRETARIAL SCIENCE Founded 1857 4 ' 1 and 2 Year Courses V Special Preparation 'iiz for Civil Service R ': e. sw 1 F e1 . . . 2 ' ii fliklii - Consultatlon on ' -'-- l i' ' ' i ' -2-- i ----.,- 3 -zrs r..i . . . . i s Career POSSlb1llt1BS .,, 211 - 2 s iazzz At the port of Albany, Rmmwywwwqwd , W: Fl? .,,f 3gw,,,,. mMww-we-1fm N'm'M g ,,...,x New York THE NEW SCHOOL OFFICE FUNERAL HOME 103 STATE STREET 13 SOUTH CHURCH Timeson 6? Frank FUNERAL DIRECTORS Telephone 4-6515 Schenectady, N. Y. As a visitor to an insane asylum walked about the grounds, he notic- ed one of the inmates wheeling a Printing - Rubber Stamps wheel-barrow upside down. Engraving That's no way to push that PHONE 4-7140 thingf, said the visitor. You've got it upside downf' 157 Barrett Street Oh, have IFN answered the lun- Opp, Su-and Theatre atie. YVell, I used to push it the other way, and they put bricks in ' ite!! ln Good Times or Bad Your Dollar Goes Farthest When You Buy Gas and Electric Service NIAGARA l HUD X My SCN FOR Smart Style Wide Selection Good Value Buy it at BARNEY'S 5 For 100 Years Schenectady's Greatest Store Bond Randall Offers Special Discount for Graduates Oxford Grey or Blue Suits With White Flannels IF IT'S FRElHOFER'S 1T's FRESH Everything from Freihof- er's is fresh daily. BREAD, ROLLS and CAKE are baked FRESH every day. 24 Hour Coffee is roasted fresh daily. This freshness is not just a promise. It is absolutely guar- anteed. E. B. SALISBURY 81 SONS, INC. Distributors of Old Company's Lehigh Hard Anthracite Coal 164 Erie Blvd. Ph. 4-9166 CLOTHING FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY osnoliu ES 508 State St. NOTT TERRACE HIGH SCI-IOOL'S Favorite Eating Place BOROSON'S MURRY'S The Busy Corner Nott Terrace 8: Liberty St. Is there any good shooting around here, son?', asked the city man out in the country with a gun. YVell, nof' replied the boy, no deer or rabbits or birds or anything like that, but our school teacher is taking a walk just over the hill. .AF-H '5You have been particularly mis- ehievious todayf, said the teacher, 'cami you will have to remain after sehoolf, A boy's voice came from the back of the room, give me liberty or give me death ll' The teacher looked up quickly. iVho said that Pl' she demanded. And the same voice replied: Pat- rick Henryf' Bond Funeral Home Broadway at Guilderland Avenue R. R. BOND UNDERTAKER AND DIRECTOR Schenectady, New York The Center of the SUITS . l FOR GRA.DUATION Circ e 1 JOSEPI-I'S Health, Education, Industry- these three form a magic circle around the life of each individ- 513 State St., at Barrett ual. THRIFT is the axis or pivotal point which insures smooth running of that life. Congratulations Put Your Savings in a Graduates SAVINGS Bank as The Schenectady Savings Bank 1-REMBLAY'S Where Clinton Crosses State CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of '33 lt Pays You to Wear Good Clothes It Pays Us to Sell Them AND WE DO 3 . lx . Your Kind of a Store SUMMER SCHOOL SPECIAL Classes 8 A. M. to 1 P. M. Daily for Advanced or Be- ginning Students. Don't waste three months when a good position is now and regret it later offered and you are not ready to H11 it. N BUSINESS and SECRETARIAL SCHOOL 243 STATE ST. PHONE 4-7619 Schulman Confection- ery Co., Inc. 728 State Street Schenectady, New York In one of the Wlestern States there was :L Senator who had come up from the ranks, and who was known to he very proud of his sue- eess in life. One of his friends said to :1 polite ical opponent of the Senator: YVell, after all youive got to give hiin credit for what he has done, you know he is a self-made lll3l1.,, 'SI know he is, answered the oth- er one, Hand he adores his makerf, Q. 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