Nott Terrace High School - Terracian Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)
- Class of 1935
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'f- 'Ml-'T-.f-5. iff...-' - um - -wr--f J- -. -- .sf -- -- 3-1.54 1 - - Q -. --'L .-.. ... dar? 2,51 352- ,- .Rggcfkgyzfgsjbfsznrf-5--43.31395 f 1 -My - 'ff , - ,. l -,- -.gr-- - --, ' .gf .-we f MP - - :, ...vw 4 -twig-91qyq?ff..L.-.321-' ,rv n. Q -.fl fgwzwgrg-5.-, -TP1,-Slifyigxf'-,Q - 1,-ra my-.5,,, -ij:'-- L- - E .,gf.- Q .lv . 'S' N:-if-1-Q bg., i j, Qff,L. iz? ' 1 - -- - -' if 14 -. 1 . . Class Officers President ---- Harold Chestnut Vice- President - Harvey Jacolick Secretary Jane GZITKIIICI' r11l'f'?lSll rer Ruth Taylor The January Graduates 'UllIllIlllllIIl'IIIli lllll lilll lllil' .nhllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllhi... First Rofw ELEANOR ADAMS- Is she not Passing fair? Grace Dodge, Physical Geography Club. Cl21SS Leader, Daisy Chain. Destination-College. VVINIFRED ADAMS- A daughter of the gods, divinely tal1. Grace Dodge, Alchemist, Class Leader, Daisy Chain. Destination-Nurse's Training. JOSEPH ALTIERI- His wise, rare smile is sweet with certaintiesf' Assistant Home Room Representative, Lin- coln Debating Club, Varsity Football. Des- tination-Alabama. Second Row MARIE DOLORES ALTIERI- Maiden, with meek brown eyes. Chorus, Iolanthe Chorus, Class Play Com- mittee, Year Book Circulation Committee, Course in 295 years. L. RIWCHARD ANTHONY- For men may come and men may go, but I go on for- ever. Home Room Representative, Librarian, Ter- race Guard, Junior Hi-Y. Destination-North Carolina State University. HELEN F. APPLIN- She moves a goddess and she looks a queen. Frances Lee, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Ball Committee, Math Honor Society, Class Play Committee, Year Book Board, Ac- tivities Eclitor, Assembly Program Committee, Home Room Representative, Laurel Chain, Current Events Forum, Executive Committee of Class Three Years, Le Cercle Francais, Class Leader, Honor Student. Destination- Syracuse University. Third Row RAYMOND BARCLAY- His talk was like a stream which runs with rapid change from rocks to roses. Math Honor Society, Honor Student. NVILBUR G. BARTON- That he was the handsomest prince in the whole world was agreed by men, and alas! by many women. President of Class Freshman and Sophomore Years, President of Junior Hi-Y, Senior Hi-Y, Captain of Terrace Guard, Varsity Basket- ball Captain, Football, President of Students' Council, Executive Committee of Class Three Years, Junior Prom Committee. Senior Ball Committee, Students' Council Representative. HARRY BENJAMIN - You never could define his real thought. Math Honor Society, Band, 'Class Leader, Year Book Board, Literary -Committee. Des- tination-Union College. Fourth Rofw JOHN BIGWOOD- He had a Wonderful talent for packing thoughts close. and rendering it portable. Class Executive Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Ball Committee, Terrace Forensic Society, Current Events Forum, Swimming Squad, Math Honor Society, Year Book Committee, Honor Student. Destination iUnion College. HILDA M. BLAIR- Hast thou a charm to stay a morning star! Altrua Club, Assistant Home Room Repre- sentative, Year Book Committee, Cafeteria Worker, Laurel Chain, Chorus. Destination- Albany Business College. ELDZABETH BOGARDUS- The force of her own merit makes her Way. Class Leader, Secretary of Executive Com- mittee Freshman Year, Honor Student. First Rofw AGNES BOICE- But a merrier girl within the limit of becoming mirth, I never spent an hour's talk withal. Destination-'College MARTHA IOLANTHE BOVE-- And her sunny locks hung on her temples like a golden fleece. Class Leader, Laurel Chain, Iolanthe Chorus, Chorus, Year Book, Circulation and Advertising Committees, Class Play Commit- tee. Play Day, Fire Monitor. Destination- Pratt Institute. DORIS BRIGGS- Nature I love, and next to nature, art. Art Club President, Helen Hughes Secretary. Laurel Chain, T. O. P., Year Book Committee, Class Play Committee, Advertising Commit- tee of Students' Council Benefit Prolrgram, Senior Ball Committee. Destination-Pratt Institute. Second Rofw FRANK BROWVN- The better part of valor is indiscretionf' GRACE BRYSON- Much may be made of 21. Sm-otchwoman if she be caught young. Laurel Chain, Grace Dodge, Year Book Com- mittee. Class Play Committee, Senior Ball Committee. Destination-Dennison University. WALTER BRIZOZA- Oh, why should life all labor be? Fire Monitor, VVinner Terrace Tribune Car- toon Contest 1933. Third Rofw HAROLD R. BUELL- I d0n't suppose there ever was a chap quite like me before. Varsity Basketball 2 Years, Varsity Baseball 2 Years, Assistant Home Room Represent- ative, Varsity -Club. MARJORIE ESTELLE BURDEKIN-- For no other hath greater charm. Blue Triangle Vice-President, Art Club Sec- retary, Spanish Club Secretary, Alethea De- bating Cluh, English Club, Math Honor So- ciety, Executive Committee of Class Three Years, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Ball Committee. T. 0. P., Class Play, 'Class Play Committee, Hall Monitor, Assistant Home Room Representative, Nominee for President of Students' Council, Art Editor of Year Book, Laurel Chain, Class Leader, Honor Student, Commencement Speaker. Destination -Vesper George Art School. MORRIS BUFF-- He'1l find a way. Home Room Representative, Assistant Home Room Representative, Class Leader, Le Cer- cle Francais, Track. Fourth Rofw ROBERT CAMPBELL - Where there's music, there can't be mischief. Musinvo Vice-President, Madrigal Singers, Student Leader of Choir, Chorus Accompa- nist, Orchestra, Class Leader, Nott Terrace Instrumental Sextet, Iolanthe Orchestra, Class Play Orchestra, Year Book Committee, Track, Honor Student. Destination-Ithaca College of Music. The January Graduates HAROLD CHElSNUT-- The world is thine but for the taking. Class Executive Committee for Three Years, President of Class Junior and Senior Years, Vice-President Students' Council, Senior Hi-Y President, Junior Hi-Y, Math Honor Society, Varsity Debating Team, Varsity Swimming Team, Home Room Representative, Assistant Home Room ltepresentative, Current Events Forum President, English Club, Terrace Forensic Society. Class Play, 'Class Play Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Ball Committee, Advertising Manager of Year Book, High Honor Student, Commence- ment Speaker. Destination-lNIassac-husetts Institute of Technology. ROSE LOUISE CICCOPPI- How can one live without athletics? Basketball, Volley Ball, Mary Lyons Presi- dent. Girls' Athletic Club Vice-President, Archery, Baseball. 'WIll!1III lllllllllll lllll Illll lIll ' IrIIIlIIIIIIlllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllvl The January Graduates 4UIIlllllTIlIllI'llITIiIIllllIlIIlIIl' , 8 First Rofw PETER J. COLANGELO- His ready speech flowed fair and free, in phrase of gentlest courtesy. Home Room Representative, Assistant Home Room Representative, Track, Cross Country, Fire Monitor, Class Foreman, Assistant Man- ager of Track. Destination-Oswego State Normal School. MURIEL CONKLIN-- The grass stoops not, she steps on it so light. Helen Hughes, Class Leader, Year Book Com- mittee, Tlestination-Skidmore College. JEAN COONEY- Your wit makes others witty. Blue Triangle Treasurer, Junior Prom Com- mittee, Senior Ball Committee, Executive Committee of Class Three Years, Home Room Representative, Laurel Chain, Hall Monitor, Alchemists, Secretary of Class Junior Year, Class Leader, Year Book Committee, Class Play -Committee. Destination-College. Second Rofw VINCENT CORBO- For gentleman is writ- ten legibly upon his brow. Shop Foreman, Fire Monitor, Class Leader, Ausonia Italian Culture Club. Destination- Air -College. EILEEN CORRIGAN- To know her once is always to like her. Frences Lee, Assistant Home Room Repre- sentative, Class Leader, Le Cercle Francais, Year Book Circulation and Advertising Com- mittees. 'Class Play Committee, Senior Ball Committee. Destination-College of St. Rose. FRANK COX- The love of pleasure is na- tural to the human heart. Assistant Home Room Representative, T. O. P., Class Play Committee '33, Hi-Y, Freshman Football. Third Rofw ADELAIDE V. CRONKHITE- Her spark- ling eyes show the spirit within. Year Book Committee. Destination-Mildred Elley. ANN C. CZUBERNAT- A pleasing' girl with pleasing ways. Home Economics Club. JOSEPH D'AMELIO- Knight without fear and without reproach. Honor Student. Fourth Row ANGIE DANZA- A little, tiny, -pretty, witty, charming, darling she. EUGENE DARROW- A man he seems of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomor- row. ' MARY JANE DAVERSA- I have enjoyed earthly happiness. F int Rofw VIRGINIA DELORES DE COCCO- She set her heart upon the goal, not upon the prize. Mary Lyons, Girls' Athletic Club, Spanish Club, Altrua -Club, Iolanthe Chorus, Chorus. Class Leader, Track, Basketball, Volley Ball, Office Assistant. Destination-Mildred Elley. GICNEVIEVE DUZYNSKI- A small bundle of brightness and friendliness. Girls' Athletic Club, Mary Lyons. MATHBWV EGGLESTON- Half the joy is in the race. Spike Shoe Soc-iety, Srtond Rofw RICHARD EMRICH- lip, Guards, and at 'em.' 'Frm-k, Hall Montior, Terrace Guard, Cur- rent Events Forum, Cross Country Team. lJestination-University of Southern -Cali- fornia. BEVERLY M. EOFF, JR.g l'leasure first, business after. Math Honor Society. Destination-Union Col- lege. FLORENCE EPREMIAN- And her dark eyes-how eloquent. History Club, Year Book Committee, Class Leader. Third Row CARMELA DOROTHY ESPOSITO-- Noth- ing is so popular as kindness. Mary Lyons, Altrua Club, Fire Monitor. Des- tination-Albany Business College. HICLICN MARY FABREY- Let the path be open to talent. Art Club, T. O. P., Alchemists, Laurel Chain, Class Play Committee, Year Book Commit- tee. Destination-Vesper George Art School. THERIUSA ROSE FERRUCCI- Fine man- ners are the mantle of fair minds. Class Leader, Home Economics Club. The January Graduates Fourlh Rofw ROSE FIORE- Exceeding wise, fairspoken, and persuading. Chorus, Iolanthe Chorus, Year Book, 'Cir- culation and Advertising Committees, Play Day, Class Leader, Honor Student. Destina- tion-New York State College for Tear-hers. AR'l'HlilL GEORGE F'l'PZGAIBISON- Man, false man, smiling, destrurtive man. Tennis Team, Junior Hi-Y. ll. RAYMOND FLIS- Happy am I, from care I'm free. Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football, Assistant Home Room Representative, Home Room Representative, Fire Monitor. Destination- North Carolina University. HHHIlllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllil' .mllllllilllllllll lilll lllil lllllllllh. .-. ...... ...... ..... ............. 4 '11I125TSIIISIIZZIZIIISISIHIZ1 K 9 The January Graduates ViiiIlliilvlllliiiiillllllillIiIiiiill ...-1'!'ltt'llll1'l'liillilt'l'llil First Rofw IHGTTY FREEMAN- Thy subtle charm is strangely given. Home Room Representative, Terrace Guard, Terrace Tribune, Laurel Chain, Class Play Committee, 'Class Leader, 'T. O. P., Terrace Guard Jamboree, Year Book Committee, Senior Ball Committee, Helen Hughes. ELEANOIL PEARL FRIEDMAN- And all thats best, meet in her aspect and her eyes. Class Executive Committee for Three Years, Laurel Chain, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Ball Committee, Musinvo Club, Le Cercle Francais, Assistant Home Room Represen- tative. Chairman T. 0. P. Publicity Commit- tee: REITOFIGIU Page Editor and Copy Desk Editor of Terrace Tribune, Current Events Forum, Parliamentarian, General Chairman ot Class Play Committee, Student Director of Class Play, Editor-in-Chief of Year Book, Class Leader, High Honor Student, Com- mencement Speaker. Destination - Russell Sage College. MlARG-ARETE LOUISE FRITZE- So young, so fair, good without effort, great with- out a foe. Grace Dodge, Laurel Chain, -Class Play Com- mittee, Chorus, Year Book Committee. Second Rofw EVERETT FlTLLER4 VVhile he walks like Jack the Giant Killer in a coat of dark- ness, he may do much mischief with a little strength. Orchestra, Band, Choir, Musinvo Club, Class Play Committee, Iolanthe Orchestra, Class Play Orchestra, T. O. P. DestinationfColgate University. KATHERINE GARAHAN- None knew thee but to love thee, nor named thee but to praise. T. N. T. Carnival, Executive Comimttee, Laurel Chain, .lunior Prom Committee, Senior Ball Committee, Class Play Committee, Year Book Committee, Frances Lee Vice-President, Class Leader, Assistant Treasurer of Senior Class, Inter-'Club Representative. Destination -College. JANE GARDNER- And bears her blushing honors thick upon her. T. O. P. Committee, Class Leader, English Club President, Art Club Vice-President, Sec- retary of the Class Senior Year, Assistant Treasurer of the Class Senior Year, Laurel Chain, Frances Lee, Vice-President and Treasurer, Junior Prom Committee, Chairman of Senior Ball Committee, 'Class Executive Committee, Inter-Club Council Representative, Year Book Committee, Orchestra, Terrace Guard Reserve, Math Honor Society, Class Play Committee, Honor Student. Destination -Syracuse University. Third Rofw LOUIS A. GAETANO- How full of briars is this work-a-day world. Spike Shoe Society, Varsity Club, VVre-stling Club, Varsity Track Team, Captain of Var- sity Football Team, Junior Varsity Basket- ball Team, Class Leader. Destination-Unk versity of Kentucky. VIRGINIA ALICE GEMI- The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. Chorus. RUTH GIEGENGACK- Great charm dwells in a friendly look. Hall Montior, Assistant Home Room Repre- sentative, Office Assistant. Destination-Ab bany Business College. Fourth Roiw DOROTHEA V. GIFFORD- Her ability to listen has brought her friends and her charm has enabled her to keep them. Class Leader, Year Book Committee, Senior Play Committee. Destination-Russell College. Sa ge MARION ELIZABETH GIFFEN- Be gone, dull care! thou and I shall never agree. Fund Frolic, Frances Lee, -Class Play, Year Book Committee, T. O. P., Freshman Rally, Terrace Tribune. Destination-Albany Busi- ness College. JOHN J. G-ODELL- A silent lad but Worth considering. Executive Committee of Class, Junior Prom Committee, Math Honor Society, Year Book Committee, Perfect Attendance for Three Years. Destination-Union College. First Rofw SIQLMA f:u1,Ii- She coupled gaiety with in- teller-t. 'l'. N. T.1tTarnival, T. O. P., Math Honor So- ciety, Alchemists, Year Book Committee, Class Play Committee, Freshman Rally, Senior 'Hall Committee, Honor Student. Des- tination-University of Kentuvky. lA'rl'IS .l. Gltl+ll'l'O- He was a gentleman from soul to vrown. Class lflxem-utive Committee, Gamma Hi-Y, .lunior Prom Committee, Year Book Commit- tee. KASIMIIL Clll'l'UXVSKI- XVho says little says mn:-h. l-'ire Monitor. Sffond Row JHSSII-I 1ENVIAZJHUWSKA- True as a needle to the pole.' Altrua Uluh. .IESSIIC I-2I,IZAl4lC'I'H HATHANVAY- To he merry most becomes you. tlffire Assistant, Year Book -Committee, Home Home liepresentative, Class Leader. Destina- tion-Newspaper Office. Bl'IA'l llIt'l'I MAE IlAl'llJllC- Think ye much but say ye little. Library t'luh. llestination-Business St-hool. Third Rofw Al1FltlCll HlC'lflKIN- And panting time toiled after him in vain. Trai-k. ENJII W. HENRY- Her sense of humor and endless supply of energy will gain her a welcome wherever she goes. ltllllllhll liaily Speer, Class Leader, Class Play Committee. Destination-Art School. JUHN HOFFMAN- A very Romeo. Choir, Chorus, Band, Musinvo Club, Junior I-li-Y, Executive Committee of Class Fresh- man Year, 'I'. O. P., 1olanthe , 'Class Play, llonor Student. Fourth Rofw KATI-IIACICN HOLMES- Mum-li is she worth and even more is made of her. Assistant Home Iloom Representative, Home ltoom Representative, Emma Bailey Speer Treasurer, Terrace Guard Reserve, Property Manager of Class Play, Cheerleader, Execu- tive Committee of 'Class Senior Year, Year Book Committee. Students' Council, Senior Hall Committee. I The January Graduates BlC'l l'l-I HLINTLICY- All the world is a stage'. T. O. P. Carnival, Class Play, Year Book Board Activities Editor, Frances Lee. Inter- Club Representative, Chorus, Assistant Home ltoom ltepresentative, Current Events F'ornm, Senior Ball Committee, Freshman Rally. Des- llll2tll0llil':ll'l6l'S0ll College. HARVEY T. JACOLICK- A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. Class lflxec-utive Committee for Three Years, Treasurer of Class .lunior Year, Viue-l'resi- dent of Class Senior Year, Home lloom llep- resentative for Three Years, Math Honor Society, Junior Prom Committee. Senior Ball Committee, Senior Hi-Y Treasurer, Class Play Committee, Year Book Board, Class Repre- sentative to Students' Count-il. Destination-- M. I. T. IUiiiillililllllllllllilllllllllllliiilll' .nilililliillliIllllillllllllillllllllillhn. The January Graduates 'l1I lllll IIIII 'lllllllllll llIIlllll First Rofw HAROLD C. JAMES- A man of affairs does his work well. Assistant Stage Manager of January '34 Class Play, Stage Manager of 1934 T. O. P., Stage Manager of 1o1anthe , Stage Manager of January '35 Class Play, Class Leader, Fire Monitor. Destination-Pratt Institute. CLARA M. JANOSZEWSKI- Quiet, per- haps! That's what you'li say, but when you know her better it's the opposite way. Spanish Club, Alchemists, Grace Dodge, Laurel Chain. Destination-University of R0- chester. MARY JOYCE- Natures darling. Assistant Home Room Representative, Laurel Chain, Frances Lee, Senior Ball Committee. Destination-4Mi1dred Elley. Second Rofw MAALVINA JUSEFOWICZ- Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit. Swimming Club. ANNE KEHOE- Her loveliness I scarce did see until she smiled on me. Grace Dodge, Laurel Chain. Home Room Rep- resentative, T. O. P. Committee, 'Class Leader, Fire Monitor. Destination-Mildred Elley. RAYMOND KEIGHER- Up, up, my friend, and quit your books. Band, Hall Monitor. Destination-College. Third Rofw JOHN NV. W. KERR- Young fellows will be young fellows. Junior I-li-Y, Track. Destination-Duke Col- lege. ETHEL KOLLATH- She flirts with you: she smiles at meg she even charms the faculty. Blue Triangle, Treasurer of Class Junior Year, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Ball Committee, Class Play Committee, Exerutive Committee of Class Three Years, Year Book Committee, Freshman Rally, Laurel Chain, Class Leader, Art Club. ALFRED KOSBERG- Honor lies in honest toil. Current Events Forum President and Vice- President, Le Cercle F'rancais Treasu1'er, Math Honor Society, Class Executive Com- mittee, Junior Prom Committee, Class Play Committee, Year Book Board Activities Edi- tor, Class Leader, Assistant Home Room Representative, High Honor Student. Destina- tion-Columbia. University. Fourth Rofw HENRY M. KRAVVIECKI- Let me have an audience for a w01'd or two. IRMA KROCKEl1f Between laughing and talking her day is full. Laurel Chain, Math Honor Society, Alchem- ists, Year Book Committee, Senior Ball Com- mittee, Honor Student. Destination-Columbia University. CLARA LEWINSKI-- YVhat sweet delights are offered by a quiet life. Home Economics Club. First Rolw LUIIICN NVILLIAM LILLIS- Take life too seriously, and what is it worth? 'I'. U. l'. '33 and '34, Iolanthe, Rifle Club, Spanish Club, Year Rook Committee, Hi-Y, Class Leader, Fire Monitor, Choir. Destina- tion-Cornell University. ILACHIGL LUCKlGllBYf A tender heart, a will inflexible. Class Leader, Math Honor Society, Inter-Club llenresentative, Emma Hailey Speer, Class Play Committee, Year Book Advertising and Circulation Committee, Le Cercle Franc-ais, Senior liall -Committee, T. O. P., Honor Stu- dent. ICLVA LINNIIB MacCUl4llIN- Since life tlees. all is vhange, the past gone, se.ze today. Class Play Committee, Assistant Home Room llepri-sentative. Destination-Pratt Institute. Srfoml Rofw MARY IG. Mat-l1UNAI.lJ4 'l'0 at young heart, everything is fun. M2l1ll'lfL'ill Singers, Choir, Chorus, Iolanthe Chorus, Musinvo Club, Basketball, Track. lDestination-Music School. l+'lLANt'l+1S H. NOVIAK MACKIEWICZ- Have you not heard the hum of mighty workings? A rt Club, Freshman llally, Junior Prom Com- mittee, Senior Ball Committee, Executive Committee of Class Three Years, Year Book Advertising and Art Committees, Class Leader, Class Play Committee, T. O. P., Stage Committee of Rollers Wild Oat. Destination -Pratt Institute. MARY MAIELLO- Happy and free I take to the open road. Altrua Club, Girls' Athletic Club, Iolanthe Chorus, Track, Fire Monitor. Third Rofw VIHLET L. MARINO- Lessons are my lightest burden. Arrhery Club, Le Cercle Francais, Current Events Forum, T. N. T., Assistant Home Room llepresentative. Class Leader, Year Hook Board, Senior Ball Committee. Perfect Attendain-e for Three Years, Honor Student. Destination-College of St. Rose. MARY MASHUTA- A courage to dare and obey. Girls' Athletic- Cluh Vice-President and Treasurer, Mary Lyons Vive president and Treasurer, Home Economics Club. Basketball. Hl+INRlET'l'A MATTOCK- Variety alone gives joy. Emma Bailey Speer Treasurer, Hall Monitor, Junior Prom Committee, Laurel Chain. Des- tination-Albany Business College. The January Graduates Fourth Rofw DAISYMAY MCCO-UBERY- Today is ours, what do we fear? Chorus. Iolanthe Chorus, Choir. DORIS EVIGLYN MTCLAUGHLIN- To be good rather than conspicuous Mary Lyons. FRED MCCRACKEN- Sleep is sweet to a laboring man. T. N. T. Carnival, T. O. P. Carnival, Band, Orchestra, Junior Hi-Y, Math Honor Soeiety, Class Basketball, Assistant Home Room Rep- resentative. Year Book Committee, Senior Ball Committee. Destination-College. llIliIIllIIlllIIIIIllllllllllllllllllll' ,nlilllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllln.. The January Graduates 'WIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllll'llHIlIllll ' .l:hllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllh. EEEEEEEEEEESESEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESEEEEEEEE?-. First Row TONY ll. MIGLE- His voice is heard through rolling drums. VVl'eStlins:' Club, Foreman in XVood VVork Shop, Class Leader, Football Team. Desti- nation-Buffalo Teachers' College. ANNA ROSE MESSINA4 Simple, quiet, and unassuming. Destination-Albany Business College. HARRIET M. METZNER- And a very nice girl you'll find her. Class Leader. Destination-Albany Business College. Second Rofw MARIAN E. MIANO- Sober, steadfast, and demuref' Altrua Club. KATHERINE MILLER- Charms strike the sight, but merit wins the soul. Frances Lee, Emma Bailey Speer, Alethea Debating Club, Laurel Chain, Class Play Committee, Class Leader. Destination-New England Conservatory of Music. WILLIAM A. MITCHELL- He talked on forever, and you wished him to talk on forever. Junior Hi-Y, Senior Hi-Y,, Home Room Rep- resentative, Band, Executive Committee of Class Three Years, Junior Prom Committee, Year Book Committee, Terrace Guard, Athle- tic Council. Third Rofw PAUL MORAN- I would loathe to talk. GLADYS LOUISE MUDGE- Action! Ac- tion! Action! English Club. Blue Triangle, Class Leader, Junior Prom Committee, Year Book 'Commit- tee, T. O. P., Executive Committee ot' Class for Three Years, Class Play, Terrace Guard Reserve, Students' Council, Laurel Chain, Freshman Rally, Assistant Home Room Rep- resentative, Terrace Guard Jamboree Commit- tee. Destination-Miss Wheelock's Boston Pre-School Course. JANE MURAVVSKI- Even with the best desert goes diffidencef' Fourth Rofw ARLENE F. MURCH- A fine judgment in discerning art. Hall Monitor, Terrace Guard, T. O. P. Des- tinationAPratt Institute. .IENNIE DOLORES NAPPI-'Tm modesty personified. Executive Committee, Home Room Repre- sentative, Assistant Home Room Represent- ative. Destination-Albany Business College. DANIEL NARDINI- Be silent, for silence never betrays you. Foreman of Auto Mechanics Group. First Rofw MAIUOIIIE NEULAND- Music's golden tongue. Choir, Chorus, Orchestra, Daisy Chain, Class Play tin-r-hestra, Iolanthe Chorus, Grace Dodge, Musinvo Club, Current Events Forum. UIIAIILINA NICOL- A full rich nature, swift to trust. Chorus. Fire Monitor, Altrua Club Secretary, Iolanthe Chorus, Current Events Forum, Year Book Board, Honor Student. Destina- tion-Mildred Elley. I-IITNVAIIII LYCONNOR- The Irish are a fair people: they never speak well of one another. ltifle Club, Spanish Club, Assistant Manager of Football. Srrond Ro-w l'IlJl'l'H UIHABFF- Admirably schooled in every grace. Art Club. Freshman Frolic, Fund Frolic, 'I'. U. P., Exec-utive 'Committee of Class, Year Book Committee, Honor Student. Destination -Art Sc-hool. ILOLLANIT OSVVALD- I know what path- way leads to popularity, 'l'. U. 1'., Junior Prom Committee, Students' Count-il, Senior Ball Committee. FRANK OWENS- There is great ability in knowing .how to conceal one's ability. Class Play, 'l'. U, P. Third Rafw ALICE PANICCIA- Much mirth and no sadness, all goorl and no baldness. Mary Lyons, Girls' Athletic Club, Basketball, Volley Ball, Archery, Hiking. ALMA ANNE PECCT- Whose temper was generous, open, sincere. Altrua Club, Mary Lyons. Girls' Athletic Club, Chorus, Iolanthe Chorus, Fire Moni- tor. VVALLACE M. PICNNIE, JR.- Let LIS do Or die. Senior Hi-Y. Junior Hi-Y, Varsity Swimming Team, Assistant Home Room Representative, Finance Committee, June '34, Executive Com- mittee June '34, Senior Ball Committee, Fire Monitor. The January Graduates Fourllz Roiw BLANK YH E H YACINTI-I PHILLIPS- Life is short and the art is long. Class Play Committee, Year Book Board, Senior Ball Committee. Destination-Pratt Institute. MAl:'GAllET PITTS- A maiden never bold. Emma Bailey Speer, Frances Lee, Laurel Chain, 'Class Play Committee, Year Book Committee, Senior Ball Committee. Destina- tion-Mildred Elley. MARY POBOL- Motlesty's the charm! Mary Lyons. 'lIIlIltlllllIIIIl1Il IIIIIIIIII lllll' ........ isUUWWl'UlL'l'l'l'lll'UUlUlut The January Graduates 'llllIIllIIllIII!Tlllllllllll lllll llIll ' W-,yyIn11isIninIluillillallsllninlim.. N mmsessassaaass-sssesfssssssesf First Row JOHN PONIZILLO- All men have their faults: too much modesty is his. JA-CK QUINLIN! Trutli is like a football. Class Leader, Fire Monitor, Square Circle Club, Year Book Committee, Indoor Track, Football, Senior Ball Committee. RUDOLPH RAClZKOSK1- Honour, glory, and popular praise. Track, Football, Choir, Chorus. Destination- Albany Pharmacy College. Second Rofw HELEN MARIE RAJZEWSKI- True mod- esty is a discerning grace. THOMAS REES- Whatever is popular de- serves attention. President of Students' Council, Honorary President of June '34 Class, 'Chairman of Junior Prom Committee, Manager of Base- ball, Hi-Y, Executive Committee of Class. Senior Ball Committee, Year Book Commit- tee, T. O. P., Home Room Representative, Basketball, Football. ANNE BERNICE ROSA- There is a lux- ury in self-dispraisef' Home Economics Club. Third Rofw IRVING N. ROSEN- His mind is keen. Lincoln Debating Club, Choir, Orchestra, Chorus, Year Book Committee. Destination- Union College. ISADORE ROSENBLUM4 Popularity is glory in copper pieces. Varsity Basketball, Football, Baseball, Stu- dents' Council. Home Room Representative, Senior Ball Committee, T. O. P., Iolantl1e Committee, Class Play Committee, Year Book Committee. Destination-North Carolina, State University. JOSEPH A. ROSSI- The stage was adorned. Fire Monitor, -Class Leader, Ausonia Culture Club, T. O. P., Iolanthe Committee. Fourth Rofw NORBERT J. SAUTER- Science is hocus- pocus. Radio Club, Physical Geography Club Vice- President, Camera Club President, Hall Mon- itor, Year Book Committee, Terrace Tribune, Assistant Home Room Representative. Des- tination-Union College. MARIE SAWYER-- She is a great artist. Art Club President, Helen Hughes, Secretary, Home Room Representative. WALTER H. SCHAFFER- Handsome and witty, yet a friend. Destination-North Caroline State University. First Row ANNA Stv1'Zl,lNSKA- My own thoughts are my companions. Swimming Club. KATHRYN EDITH SHEFFER- The police- man's lot is a hard one. l i-anres Lee, Le Cerrle Franrais, Laurel Chain, Junior l'rom Committee, Senior Ball Committee, Class Play Committee, Year Book Committee, Home Room Representative, As- sistant Home Room Representative, Class Exevutive Committee for Three Years. EDWARD SMITH- In life I but a chal- lenge see. Destination-Civil Servire. Strand Rofw JAMES R. SI'l'INCE- Ah, tho!! Knight of the pen ! 'l'errave- Tribune Reporter Cirrulation Mana- ger, Choir, Chorus, Class Leader, Fire Moni- tor, Iolanthe Chorus, Assistant Home Room Representative, Class Play -Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Math Honor Society, T. 0. R, T. N. T., Student Manager of Ath- letic Publicity, Honor Student. Destination- llniversity of Missouri. 1'l,E'l'US STAMl'E-Il- He runs on the right road. Travk. Cross Country, Spike Shoe Society, Fire Monitor. Rl'IA'l'RlCE N. STANCO- Latin is the lan- guage of wisdom. Math Honor Som-iety, High Honor Student. Destination-College of St. Rose. Third Rofw ISAHICJ4 M. STONE- Sil8ll1'e is the best ornament. Le Cervle Francais, Ali-hemists, Home Erono- mivs Recording Secretary, Year Book Com- mittee, Chemistry Exhibition, Destination- Nurse's Training. MARY E. SULLIVAN- Popularity is power. V. tl. C. Secretary and Vive-President, Al- trua Club President, lolanthe Chorus, Stu- llents' Council Secretary, Current Events Forum. .Iunior Prom Committee, Senior Ball Committee, Class Leader, Assistant Home Room Representative, Fire Monitor, Year Rook Board, Honor Student. Destination- Mildrerl Elley. MARION DOROTHY SVVIRE- You see it is not true that woman was made from man's rib: she was really made from his funny bone. Terrare Tribune, Assoc-iate Editor of Year Rook, l.e Cert-Ie Franvais, Class Play 'Com- mittee, Fund Froliv, Senior Ball Committee. llestination-University of Kentux-ky. The January Graduates Fourth Rofw Rl l'll LOUISE TAYLOR- Something ex- quisite, wafted along by the summer breeze. Class Exef-utive Committee for Three Years, Frances Lee, Math Honor Soviety, Le Cerrle Franvais, Home Room Representative, Assist- ant Home Room Representative, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Ball Committee, Class Play Committee, Associate Editor of Year Book, Laurel Chain, Vive-President of Class Fresh- man year. Treasurer of Class Senior Year, Terrace Tribune Reporter and Page Editor, Honor Student. Destination-Cornell Uni- versity. HELEN TREMBLAY- Her eyes with mis- chief sparkle and her tongue gave banter free. ALFltl'1ll WRIGHT ULLMANN- The pen is mightier than the sword. Fire Monitor, Sport Reporter. 'WIHIIIIUIIllllllllllllllllllilllllW' ulllil IIHI Illll Hill HIII Illlllllhs I 7 The January Graduaies 'llllllllllllllllllllIIIllIIIIlilIlIII1li ' i i ...4UUUU'JUUUUUUUUUUUUUUnw I ::::::::::::::::'::':..5E:5iEiEEE x First Rofw HAY VAlTCAf Here is ai man to hold against the world. Varsity Cross Country Four Years, Varsity Basketball Three Years, Varsity Track Four Years, Spike Shoe Soc-iety. DeStinationgMan- hattan University. MARJOIUE VAN F'LEliT- Fair Melody! Kind Siren! Chorus, HI0lHl1lh6 Chorus, Home Em-onomics l'lulw Sevretary, Alrhemists, Hall Monitor. UARUI. Vlfllhlililt- Ay, sir, I have a pretty wit. SL'L'0IIti Rofw THOMAS MACHELL VVARNVIUK- Never is work without reward, or reward without work. Math Honor Soriety, Honor Student. MARIAN M. XVE-SLEY- Voives musival as birds or brooks. Chorus, Hall Monitor, Daisy Chain, Grace Dodge, Home Economics Club President, Ter- ra:-e Guard Reserve. JUAN1TA MARGARET VVICKf To business that we love we rise betimef' Altrua Club Ser-retary, Graf-e Dodge, Class Leader, Honor Student, l5estinationfNew York State College for Teachers. Third Rofw FRANK .I. XVISNEXVVSKI-f Push forward! HIGIAHIN IC. XVIIIGHT- Mathemati4's makes one subtle. Math Honor Som-iety, Grave Dodge, Grace Dodge Basketball Team. JOHN YOUNG- NVho studies arts and arms and history. Class Leader, Fire Monitor, Varsity Basket- ball, Varsity Track Team. Fourfh Rofw JEAN JO JZALICSKI! Disc-retion is the het- ter part of valourf' Altrua Club. EUGENE J. DONNELLY- Far off his com- ing shone. Gamma I-Il-Y Treasurer, Fire Monitor. FRANK J. DUGAN- I am not in the role of common men. Destination-North Carolina University. WILLIAM FAIRLEE- Ah, could I once more be a carefree child! ANNE ELIZABBTPH KENYON1- Vlvacity is the gift of woman. Executive Committee of June '34 Class Three Years, Secretary of Class of June '34, Blue Triangle, English Club, Assistant Home Room Representative, Year Book Committee, Class Play committee, Terrace Guard Reserve. Junior Prom Committee. Destination-College. ARNOLD KLEIN- Still waters run deep. Home Room Representative, Lincoln Debating Club, Track. Cross Country, Year Book Com- mittee. Destination-Columbia University. CARL E. LANDiAU- He would make a won- derful hero ln a. novel-the trong, silent man. Home Room Representative, Assistant Home Room Representative. Fire Monitor, Class Leader. Destination-R. P. I. EILELEN A. McSI-IEEN- Oh, sir, if they should cease to talk of me, I must starve. Girls' Basketball, Helen Hughes, Course in ZW Years. Destination-Syracuse University. HARRY MILLER- Oh, give me a Ford- and a lass. Destination-Alabama. The January Graduates ELEANOR OSSENFORT- You are called upon to remake history. Class Executive Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Class Play Committee, Laurel Chain, Alchemists, Terrace Tribune, Year Book Committee, Class Leader, T. 0. P., As- sistant Home Room Representative. Destina- tion-Syracuse University. ROY H. PURDY- Young, shy, and fortun- ate. De tination--Union College. WILLIAM ST. ONGE- Without danger the game grows cold. Junior Varsity Cross Country Team, Varsity Cross Country Team, Track, Vice-President of Spike Shoe Society, Home Room Repre- sentative. PAUL SALAMONE- He who runs can also return. Junior Varsity Cross Country Team. FRANCIS SAMEK- And wisely tell what hour o' th' day the clock does strike by Algebra. FRED SANG- Silence is golden, speech is sllver. FRANCIS SERTL- Was chemist, fiddler, statesman- Home Room Representative, Junior Prom gronimllttee, Track. Destination--R. P. I. or LUCILLE K. SIUDYLA- M.odesty is her virtue. Altrua Club. Destination-Spencer Business College. HlIV .IIIIII lllll IIIH IIIII IIIII IIIII Ilh. A5ESE5555555EEEEEESEEEEEEEEEEEEEES I I 9 High . Honor Srudenls 'HilllllllllllllllllllllllIIIllIIlllII1l ' .milIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllhm. ,.-, ..:alasessasaesass:sasassaassssssssa::::ss::1:as. Above 9070 Harold Chestnut Eleanor Friedman Above Helen Applin Raymond Barclay John Bigwood Betty Bogardus Marjorie Burdekin Robert Campbell joseph D'Amelio 570 Alfred Kosberg Beatrice Stanco Irma Krocker Rachel Lockerby Frances Mackiewicz Violet Marino Charlina Nicol Edith Orloff James Spence Rose Fiore Mary Sullivan Jane Gardner Ruth Taylor Selma Gold Thomas Warwick John Hoffman Juanita Wick Commencemenr Speakers Harold Chestnut Marjorie Burdekin Eleanor Friedman f ' 1 fwfvvigw' '4x1!gg2,f'w, Aw' F R 1 5f4k yu, 3 'l . 4 .r ,.-, 1 ' ' F N '55 v .Ls , ns, ,, MA 4 Q. Y 1 W1 gn x'. ' P -X 5 .R -. , 1 pa M, ' -Ii . , X 31,1 'I r . 'ILE C, - ' A ' gl' , Jn-,g .--'1 v.5f..' , gggw- i ,411 , Q-I, ' 1,,aiv-g..a- 1.1,?':5:,Z1.p 3'!if7P- 4' - 4 1 Br: History Repeats Angela turned disconsolately from the telephone. VVhy wouldn't her mother let her accept jim's bid to the dance? She surveyed the run in her stocking with a dejected air. I'm not too young, she muttered, examining her fingers curiously. Another hangnail ! she said. Moo-oo-oo-ther, where's the scissors? lVIother, she called again. There was no answer to her calls. I'll bet Mother went to dances and things when she was young, said Angela contemplatively. 'Tll have to get evidence or some- thing. Suddenly an idea surged in her brain. Up the stairs of the attic she rang up, up, up! She turned the key in the rusty lock, and opening the door, she rushed in, finally drop- ping to her knees before an old trunk covered with dust. She paused a moment appre- hensively. Then, gaining courage, she raised the cover of the trunk. A sea of cobwebs greeted her eyes. The dust flew up in clouds. She fancied she saw a mouse, but mouse or no mouse, she was determined to get what she had come for. She groped around hastily, her hand exploring. Angela grew excited. Yes, there it was-Mother's scrapbook that Angela had been told not to touch. Angela fingered the old, familiar sticker of blue and white on it, with the words-Nott Terrace. Just then she felt a silk ribbon and pulled it out. It proved to be a sash of bright blue, faded perhaps, but still retaining a tint that suddenly reminded Angela of Mother's eyes. YVait, something was pinned to it. i Angela peered at the paper in the gathering gloom. Slowly she spelt out the words Freshman Frolic, 1932-Girls' Gym+everybody bashful-boys all on one side of the room-girls on the other-glances across-daring Bill Pfeif and Gladys Mudge the first couple on the floor--then Mr. Thompson and Marjorie Burdekin. lllemo-Ann Richards0n's answer3to lVIr. Thompsonis request for a dance- I don't dance with strange boys. -Lovely time. ' X Oho!! ' she gloated. I think here's what I want. Angela turned a page. VVhat's this-a checkbook with a blue cover? Like the other souvenirs, this reminder of school days long past had a paper with a name and date pinned to it. This time Angela deciphered junior Prom, December 21, 1933-Harvey jacolick, escort-Checkbook forprogriimi-1Danced with Fred McCracken QThe next dance or I'1l put that escort of yours on the spotj-Harry Benjamin fMust I always remind you that I have the next onej-Ray Flis-Thomas VVarwick. A knowing gleam dwelt in Angela's eyes. Nlother had been a bowler-over in her girlhood days, hadn't she? The next souvenir was a picture. Angela looked closely. Yes, there was Dad. VVhat was he doing there? She read the title Class Play, 1934, 'Mr. Pim Passes By'. C ass History 'VEMMIIIII lilll IIIII IIHI IIIV' alllllllllwllllllllllllllllllll .::::::::::::::5::::::::::::::::::::::Eii5iE5h. Class History 'lllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllll' .udllllllllIIIIIlllllllllllIllllllllllllu.. The other faces looked familiar too. Wasn't that the Chestnut boy's father? Gee, her Dad was handsome in his days. Hope he didn't forget his lines and blush and stammer as he did the other night in the play at church. And if here isn't Mother's year book picture-and Dad's too. She put the book near her on the floor to take when she went downstairs. Another page of this memory-filled scrapbook was devoted to clippings from the Terrace Tribune. Here was an interesting one. 4B Dance with Billy Page's orchestra -Memo-Where were the 4B's on a night like this? Another clipping-Wilbur Barton elected President of the Students' Council. Wasn't he one of Mother's old beaux? Senior Class Officers: President, Harold Chestnutg Vice-President, Harvey Jacolickg Secretary, jane Gardnerg Treasurer, Ruth Taylor. Hm! What's this? asked Angela suddenly. Yes, that clipping certainly held interest-Senior Ball to be held at the Mohawk Golf Club. Memo-Wonder who'll ask me? Suddenly Angela heard voices below. Hastily gathering up the diary, the one remaining souvenir, together with the Year Book, she scurried downstairs. Halfway down, she met her mother coming up. Angela hid the things behind her back. Angela, her mother said sharply, where have you been? And what are you hiding ? just things, Mother, Angela stammered. Give them to me! her mother demanded authoritatively. Angela counted the pleats in her skirt as she handed her mother the things . She awaited her sentence. No sound, however, came from her mother's lips. Finally gain- ing courage, Angela looked up. Mother's eyes were tender, as without a word, she turned and made her way downstairs. Suppertime came and went, and Mother made no mention of the incident. But that night about 11 oiclock, Angela was awakened by voices, and creeping to the top of the stairs, she beheld a scene that stilled every fear in her heart that she would be punished for her mischief. She beheld Mother and Dad below in the kitchen, their chairs close together, and their heads bent over the things , Mother was saying, with a lilt in her voice, Dear, do you remember that last dance at the Senior Ball back in '35 ? Angela very, very determinedly entered the kitchen. Somehow or other she felt that perhaps her cause wasn't lost. She was going to that dance with Jim after alll Mary Sullivan Marion Swire Class Will The end is inevitable. It is writ in the sands of time. The day is drawing close when we, the class of January 1935, will pass on to the unknown. Therefore, we have prepared our will. TO MR. THOMPSON: We all leave our heartiest admiration. For one man to accomplish the impossible, as you have done as our dean, is the feat of a superman. We can repay you only by saying Thanks TO THE SCHOOL IN GENERAL: John Bigwood leaves behind a host of doubtful English teachers and takes with him that inimitable style he has for misspelling words. TO THOSE WHO ARE INTERESTED: Mary Sullivan wills her weight reduc- ing diet. A strong will power will see you through, she adds. TO ANY OTHER AMBITIOUS PIANIST: Selma Gold leaves the piano for noon hour recitals. TO THE INCOMING FRESHMAN: Jessie Hathaway bequeaths all her jokes. They couldn't have heard 'em from her. TO ALL WHO HAVE SISTERS: Jane Gardner leaves the advice to stay away when little sister has the chicken pox. TO DUDLEY DIGGES: Harold Chestnut, with a very sympathetic smile, hands over his president's gavel. TO JOAN STOKES: Eleanor Friedman bequeaths her dependability. TO JOHN FLICKINGER: Bill Pfeif leaves his ability to trip the light fantastic. TO EVELYN CONNOLLY AND MARION VVINCHESTER: Rachel Lock- erby and Eileen Corrigan will their Ruth and Naomi friendship. TO WALLACE VIETS: Alfred Kosberg bestows his report cards. Wallace, read 'em and reap. TO MARIE SUMNER: Kay Holmes wills her megaphone for future use. TO AUGUST SCHMIDT: We can only leave the request that he take over Wilbur Barton's ability in managing future affairs. TO BETTY SHARPE: Kay Garahan gladly turns over Miss Quigley's typewriter so that she may file her snails down on it as Kay has done for the past three years. C ass Will 'llllIIIIIIIIIllllIllllIIIlIlIllIIIlIIlIlll ' .nllllIllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllh.. Class Wi . -.T-11 WIlllllllllIIlIIlIlllllllll1Ill .illlllllllll Illlllllllllllltlllllfllllni TO CHESTER WINCHESTER: Marjorie Burdekin wills her lease on the making of future dance posters. TO JANE KALBFLEISCH: Ethel Kollath bequeaths her one-man policy for jane to continue. TO VVILLIAM NUGENT: Bill Mitchell gives his Terrace Guard jacket with the advice to please keep clean and polished. TO DOROTHIE DAY: Ann Kenyon leaves her I-made-it-with-my-own-little- hands knit suit. QWe thought it took Ann a long timeg Dot is still on the skirt she started last July., TO BRUCE WATSON: Harvey jacolick bequeaths his winning personality. TO INCOMING BROTHERS AND SISTERS: We leave our initials carved on the desks. TO THE SCHOOL IN GENERAL: We-all leave you-all Cpardon our southern accent, our loving dispositions. The time grows short. Our day of reckoning, Regents' Week, draws on us. We grow weak. Our hands tremble. Our hearts fail us. Oh, death, where is thy sting? Farewell . . . Farewell . . . Gladys Mudge Charlina Nicol ll l+'s in the Blood Today you, the Seniors of Nott Terrace High School, will experience one of the great events of your lives. Mr. E. O. Hoffman was addressing the January '35 gradu- ating class that was crowded into the small waiting room of the hospital. Now and then one could hear a faint giggle from the rear of the room establishing the fact that Wells Bill was telling Betty Bogardus some of his very best jokes. We are fortunate, indeed, continued Mr. Hoffman, to have been invited here today by Dr. Johnson. A relative of Dr. Johnson has invented a delicate microscope which, when a sample of the patient's blood is placed under the lens, foretells very accur- ately the career for which the person is best fitted. This instrument has been tested with great success, but this is the first time that any great number of people have been examined. Vincent Corbo, always skeptical, said he thought it must be a fake. The remainder of the class, however, showed their disapproval of this statement by immediately freez- ing Vincent with icy stares. At this point, a door, which led from the waiting room to an examination room, opened. Three doctors, one an old physician, the other two internes, stood in the door- way surveying their one hundred and sixty patients. First they seized upon a young man wearing a very bilious hat and escorted him into the examination room. He put up quite a struggle when his hat was taken from him, but he finally quieted down. Name ? Keigher-Raymond Keigher-Raymond Anthony Keigherf' At this point Dr. johnson left the two internes to their own resources and went to help the pulchritudinous Miss Ether, a nurse with whom Doctors Schmaltz and Burke seemed to be getting nowhere. Ray, getting up some of the courage which he displayed when he signed up for his fifth term of geometry, took the needle in the arm like a little man. When they had obtained some of the lad's life-giving blood by this method, they placed it under the super ultra microscope. Hm-, mused Dr. Burke, as he gazed into the instrument, if you don't mend your ways, young fellow, you'll grow up to be a jazzy drummer and no more sinister a fate has befallen any man. Thoroughly alarmed by the physician's words, Ray started to leave the room, resolving never again to keep awake the people downstairs by practicing drum solos at midnight. Class Prophecy IlIlllIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllIIlIIlllIll .nlllllllllllllllll lllll lllllllllllllllht 412:z::EEE:ESE::::::::::::::::::.::. I Class Prophecy WI Illllllllll Illllllllllllllli llllIl ' ..........il'IlllUUll!W'!ll!l!ll!'l'l!'!'r,,,,,,,,,,,, l 28 l Wait, young man, called the doctor. I find poetry germs here, too. You'd better get the rhythm out of your elbows with a pen instead of a drum stick. Ray retired well pleased. Carl Landau then stepped up with the suggestion that they save time by taking in two or three students at once. Dr. Schmaltz, feeling very humorous, replied, No, we'll just take these internesf' Oh, young lady, will you kindly step into the examination room? What is your name, please ? Kathryn Shefferf' What is your father's occupation ? Well, I don't know what he does now, but I know that when he was young, he used to be a minor, she answered very quickly in one breath. H'm, I see we have a comedienne among us, mused Dr. Burke as he rattled the tray of shiny knives. Miss Sheffer's face never blanched. Now for the blood test, said he. With a sample of Kathryn's blood under the microscope, Dr. Schmaltz gazed intently into the instrument. I see you have great ambitions to become a famous detective, Miss ShefIer. That's right, doctor. Your last name wouldn't be Watson, would it, doctor ? Sorry, young lady, but if ever I can be of any assistance -1 Dr. Burke returned to the microscope for a second look at the germs in Kathryn's blood. I see two opposing sets struggling in your protoplasm, machine gun bullets and grease paint. Come back in a week, and I'll check you again. Then I can prophecy more accurately whether you will be a great criminologist or a great actress. The next victim Q perhaps I should have said patientj to be ushered in was that personage behind the scenes, the forgotten man, Harold James. When the two young medicos saw him, they realized at once that this was a difficult case, and that there was no time to be lost. Quick, Schmaltz, this fellow has stagiosa manageria. Get the Sloan's liniment. Schmaltz rushed across the room and snatched the telephone. Send an ambulance-quick, he shouted. You go right home and go to bed, advised Dr. Burke. Take a bottle of this liniment every day, and, if you're ever a stage manager again, don't blame us. With the colorful Mr. James off their hands, the physicians were ready for the next pupil to be examined. At this moment, however, in burst Billy Mitchell. It seems that word has leaked out about the good looking Miss Ether, the nurse, and Billy, not wanting to be beaten out, had rushed in and volunteered to be examined next. Billy walked jauntily over and, with a sly wink of his eye, ventured, Hello there, cutie. fPaging Ripleyj . The nurse, startled by the suddenness of the onslaught, flipped back, Nurse to you-rx This last remark held the enterprising Mr. Mitchell in check for a while. In fact it made his blood run so cold that his examination had to be postponed until later in the day. It was apparent that the strain of their task was beginning to tell on the two young doctors. This being the case they thought it best that they each take a Baer's aspirin to keep up their fighting spirit. When Schmaltz and Burke were again at the door looking over the graduating class, Schmaltz spied Alfred Kosberg with his head buried in a book. Let's take him in, suggested Schmaltz enthusiastically. Don't be silly, retorted Burke. You don't want him to show us up, do you? Don't you know there's a bumper crop of high IQ's among the younger generation this year ? In lieu of the studious Kosberg, the two internes selected one tall lean fellow called James Spence. As he walked in, he was humming a song to himself although he really did look thoroughly frightened. When the blood test was in progress, James once more tried to whistle a few bars of Parlez-Moi d'Amour but with no success. Take a look at this, Dr. Burke, said Schmaltz to his associate. I think this fellow has a trace of ink in his blood. Look at those obligato pizzicoto germs, too. It's hard to tell whether this young man will grow up to be a newspaperman or a singer, said Burke. Then he added thoughtfully -or both. This made the fearful james feel greatly relieved for to be a newspaperman or a singer for bothj was the topmost point of his ambitions. James left the room singing Parlez-Moi d'Amour with great gusto, throwing in a Crescendo and a diminuendo now and then for good measure. No sooner had the patient left the room then there was a cry of Fire! from the waiting room. There was a great rush as the terrified students fairly streaked through the examination room toward the street. In all this rush, however, there were two fig' ures battling their way against the crowd. They were rushing toward the fire! The two stripped off their sweaters, which, by the Way, were adorned with blue S's , and began to beat the flames with them. Class Prophecy wuinmiumnunnunnmnmuuuw ...........2lillil!lllllllll'!'!ll'1':.......... 29 i ? Class Prophecy 'UIIIllIlIIIIlIllIIfHllIlllllIllll' ..........:!l'lWlllllllllllUll'l'e:,,.,,..... i 30 i Within a few minutes the fire had been conquered, and the pupils were returning to the building. As the smoke cleared away, one could distinguish Wilbur Barton and Louis Gaetano putting their sweaters on, while several girls CKay Holmes among them, of coursej crowded around their muscular heroes. Dr. Schmaltz, always considerate of his patients, sized up the predicament of the poor fellows and immediately suggested to Dr. Burke that they let the harassed young men take refuge in the examination room. The boys entered the room and were, according to the usual procedure, subjected to the blood test. VVith such ability on the gridiron you will be able to make your livelihood as foot- ball coaches for a few years, said Dr. Burke, but when you start to slip, your blood indicates that you will become firemen. lt was evident that this did not please Mr. Barton at all, for he left the examin- ation quarters muttering that he knew he shouldn't have fallen off that ladder when he was a baby. But the girls were eager to reclaim their heroes, and they started to stampede. Perhaps we'd better admit a young woman. They'll disturb the rest of the hospital if we don't, said Dr. Schmaltz. Take one who doesn't look as if she carried a hatchet, suggested Dr. Burke. Petite Ruth Taylor was admitted into the sanctuary. What is your father's occupation ? asked Schmaltz. He's in the steam shovel business, was the reply. She Digges a bit herselff' volunteered Dr. Burke. The usual rite was performed upon her. Her blood was placed under the lens. The doctor shook his head sadly. My dear child, -Ruth sniffed indignantly- I see here that you will never grow any taller, but one of your most longed-for wishes will be gratified-your name will not always be Taylor-some day soon it will be changed. Ruth beamed. How often she had complained about how many Taylor's there were in the 'phone book. And now she had the doctor's promise that some day soon- She left the room smiling and happy. jean Cooney was admitted wearing a coat which was very black and very furry. She seemed so attached to the coat that Schmaltz hated to ask her to remove it for the blood test. This, however, was necessary, and Jean graciously acquiesced. You shall become a famous dentist 'curator of bicuspids', said one of the doctors after the test, -famous because your method will be the most unusual in the world. Your patients will become so convulsed by your wit that they will be completely in your power. The children of tomorrow will cry for a visit to Dr. Cooney. Jean seemed completely pleased by what the future held in store for her. She thanked the doctors prettily and left once more enjoying the depths of her very black and very furry coat. The next patient was even more frightened than any of those previously examined, for, by this time, wild tales were leaking out concerning the gigantic size of the needle, which was jabbed into the arms of one and all. Your name is Harry Benjamin, isn't it ? asked Dr. Burke. No, my name is Raymond Barclay, corrected the young fellow indignantly. Oh, yes, I always get your names mixed, said the doctor, although I really don't associate you two boys at all except, of course, in name. After the jab in the arm, which did not hurt Ray nearly as much as he had antici- pated, the doctor proceeded to examine the sample. VVell, Harry-I mean Ray, I see your profession will be concerned with numbers. Gee, I hope l'm not going to be a gambler. No, not that, consoled the doctor. A numerologist ? No - I see it now. You will be a teacher of mathematics. You will collaborate with John Godell even as you have done in all your high school career. This was a great relief to Ray, for he, prepared for the worst, had expected the doctor to say that he would become a radio critic or a one man Mills Brothers or some other queer thing. Next came Margarete F ritze who expected nothing more from the future than to get married and settle down. With the doctor still peering into the microscope, he said, Young lady, there is a trace of ice in your blood. You will become a great skater, but later in life you will run a tea room. Maybe she'll serve iced tea, suggested Dr. Schmaltz. Nlargarete, still thinking that marriage was a better idea, left trying to figure out why she could not do both, perhaps. Suddenly a terrific rumbling filled the air. The building began to sway. Delicate instruments rattled on the shelves. The odor of ether coming from spilled cans was enveloping the room. But worse than all these things was the fact that the special super Class Prophecy 'llllllllllll IIIII lllllllllllllllllllllv' . .......... uUllllUlllUUllllU'1'1'l'!'1'i- .......... Class Prophecy ' lllllllIlilIIIIHIlllllllIllIlIIIlllIIIl ' ,iullllNIllllllllIIIllIllllllllllllllllllllur. .:EEE3EEEEEESEE55EEEEEEEEEEEEEEQEEEEEEEEEEEEF:-.. ultra microscope was tottering on the desk. The instrument which could not be bought for any price was in danger of being wrecked. At this moment Dr. Schmaltz, recovering from the first shock of this horrible vibrating of the earth, rushed to the table and enclosed the piece of mechanism in his arms. He rushed toward the street followed by Dr. Burke. As he hurried through the door into the open, Jack Young, always the practical joker, placed his foot, which, by the way, was enclosed by the orange and brown socks so well known to his class mates, in front of the hastening Schmaltz. Down went Schmaltz. On the ground were the remains of the super ultra micro- scope. This instrument which had required years to construct was a tiny pile of wreckage. Dr. Schmaltz rose to his feet and gazed across the street to keep from looking at the diabolical Young. On the other side of the road, making deafening noises and send- ing tremors through the earth in all directions was the well-known outline of Harry Miller's black and gold Model T flivver. P it Harry Benjamin. iq ANTHOLOGICAL ANTICS Silly Sallies by Seniors There ought to be a law, says Charlina Nicol. THE MEAN EST GUY IN SCHOOL He waved his hand Wildly The teacher said Mildly Can I help you in any way P VVith smile beyond Measure He said with great Pleasure Don't forget-oral topics today. Charlina Nicol The Battle Has Been Won! H2O, SO4 Let me see, Hooray! Only one problem more. Add Na Cl Get a white fizz, Won't work out. Aw, gee whiz! Five of ten, Five minutes more. Why, strike me pink! The answer's four! Bell's ringing, Feel like singing, Rush for the door, Hooray! Chemistry's o'er. Marion Swire Anfhologica Antics WMMMMWW .MWWMWMM AEHEHEHEHEHENL Anthological Antics 'UIIIIIIIIIIIIII lllll Illll llIIIlllIIl ' A , .mmmnnumuumuuununm.. ...assessassssssassssssssssassssasssssassases i 34 i PARTING When from these halls I now depart, I'll take with me a broken heart- A heart that once did love to go To English class and study so, To learn of grammar and English Lit, To read of Shakespeare and Johnson's wit, To sigh o'er Lancelot and Elaine And laugh at Lob from Barrie's brain. I'll miss the laughter in each voice, And if I had another choice I'd wish that I could just remain. Report cards! Oh, I've flunked again! Jessie Hathaway A. D. A. S. QA Day at Schooll fShowing the influence of the Roosevelt Administration upon higher education.j As we enter N. T. H. S. we observe the office of E. O. H. and the sanctuary of C. E. H. on either hand. Ahead of us is the S. S. fnothing nautical, only the Students' Storej. As we go along the corridors, little expecting that our conciergerie is a part of the U. A. of the A. F. of L., we bump right against a M. and P. Cmop and pailj, and we F. D. T. S. Qfall down the stairsj. As we traverse the B. S. T. N. A. S. B. fbridges separating the north and south buildingsj, we notice the T. C.'s Ctrophy casesj and the N. O. Qnurse's officej. After having entered our H. R., gotten a S. H. S. Cstudy hall slipj, been IVI. A. Cmarked absentj, and then left our beloved H. R. pedagogue, we go to G. O. E. Cgood old economicsj. Trying to explain the workings of the G. B. S. Cnothing to do with Shaw, just gold bullion standardj we R. A. F. Creceive an F j. VVe march not to victory, but to history. There the E. Q. O. VV. feternal question of warj springs up, but we feel hungry. W. W. F. T. B. S. VV. C. G. T. L. CVVe wait for the bell so we can go to lunch.J By 2:30 we have collected six S. H. S.'s, four F's , nine zeros, and a D. T. G. H. Qdesire to go homej. Alfred Kosberg SNIPER A shot whizzed past and seared my heady I turned around with fearful dread. I looked about and from my seat Could see the sniper in his retreat. There he was, hemmed in by books, Peeping over them with sly looks, Gauging distance and taking aim And shooting straight. Oh! what a shame. I dodged the bullets of snowy white And tried to hide in trembling fright. But everywhere his shots fell true His hits were many 3 his misses, few. At last, the Goddess of Peace came by. The sniper fell beneath her eye Her finger beckoned my enemy strong I thought to myself, It won't be long. Now I sit and blissfully dream Of my enemy caught in his own fell scheme. From aiming paper wads he's barred He's in detention hall, working hard. Jessie Hathaway Clif would like to have his report card repealed. Coffee has no kick, Tea has no foam I just got my report card To take home. Clifton Atkinson Anfhologica Antics 'WIIIMIIUIIIIITIIIII l1IlUllIIlIIlIl .nllll lllil IIIII Illll IIIII IIIII Illh. a iEEESEiEE5EEEEEE55555555555555EEEEEEEiEE:. An+hological Antics 'UllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIW' AuIin-1-..g11UUUUUUlllllllllllllllllllllllllh. ..::l::::::::::::::::EEEEESEE5EEiEiiEiiiEi ?x Why don't you go down and see her sometime? OUR OLD STAND-BY Go to history today? I daren't. I left my homework home. I'm sure it's on the little stand, VVhere sits our new French phone. Oh, never mind your homework. Go down and see the nurse. Put on a long drawn face. Tell her your sore throat's worse. Or, maybe your foot's been aching Since you fell down in the gym, Or perhaps it's just a headache, But your eyes have grown dim. Oh, tell her some old story She's sure to see you through She's helped us out in all our jams And she'll do the same for you. There's much we students of N. T. H. Owe to our nurse so kind and fair If she but knew the lives she's saved, Oh, the medals she could wear! Rachel Lockerby john Big wood write a little poem. I think that I shall never see A poem as good as this by me. John Bigwood Watch out, Francis, there's always athlete's foot. SYMPHONY OF THE TRACK O. K. boys, let's get goin! 50 laps around the track. Pat-pat-pat-pat, Up and down, round and round Chest way out, head held high, No slowing, keep on moving, VVonder how long I've been going? 30 more laps around the track, Legs heavy, chest bursting, Head bobbing, tongue lolling, Gosh, those boards are wobbling. 10 more laps around the track, Lordy, I'm read to crack. Still it's pat-pat around the track. Now its 8, now it's 4, Now it's only 2 times more. Champions are made, never born Over the line-but I'll be back For again tomorrow, it's track, track, track! Francis Sertl Spelling authorized by the John Bigwood unabridged dictionary. As Freshman we came to Nott Terrace. We said, Aw, these teachers don't scerrace But we tried them out, And found beyond dout, Our faculty never would sperrace. Harry Benjamin Anfhologica Antics 'G!llIUlIIIlIlIIlIIlII llIIlIIlII1IIIl ' ..........fflllllllllllllllllllll1'11ll1!l':........... Anfhological Antics 'llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll' ----------mllmlll!'l'l!'ll!'l'??:mm:::. Adelaide Crapsey and Ray Keigher get acquainted in Cinquains. TRIAD These be Three silent things: The study hall . . . the hour Before two-thirty . . . the mouth of Frances Brockway. THE WARNING Just now, Out of the strange Blue card . . . as strange, as blue . . . A black F loomed. Why am I grown So cold? THE DREAM fOriginal title 'Outwittedf' with all due apologies to Edward Markham They all drew B's that shut me out- Heretic, rebel, a thing to flout. But guts and I had wit to win We drew all A's that took them in! Raymond Keigher The Hamlet Influence THINK BEFORE YOU LEAP To skip or not to skip-that is the question VVhether 'tis safer on the whole to suffer The monotony and length of boring classes Or to Get goin against a day of dull routine And by skipping, end them. To skip- To make a getaway-no less--and by this method To say we end the homework and the other Painful duties that we fall heir tog 'Tis a situation most eagerly desired: To skip-to hit for home-perchance get caught- Ay, there's the rub, for in those awful moments What danger lurks when we have vain attempted skipping Must give us pause. Thus conscience does make plodders of us all And thus the natural instinct of us kids Is covered o'er with a thin coat of thought And vague hopes of ever skipping classes, On second thought, go glimmering away And gain the name of pipe dreams. Charlina Nicol Anthologica Antics Wllllllllll IIIII lllll IIIIIW' . . .::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::!E5:E:?5:EE5h. Anfhological Antics 'UllllIlIl Illll Ill II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII' ..........-e'!l!Wl!'!'!U1'!U!'!'.U'llllut.......... UNCLASSIFIED ADS For Sale-Antiques-Special sale of yarns spun in the Colonial Period-just the thing for assembly speakers. Ye Olde Antique Shoppe. Situation Wanted-Reliable book reviewer would like position. Our motto: We read anything. Apply Eleanor Friedman. For Sale at the Student's Store-F ire Chief I nk for student who want quick pick- up and more pen power when copying a friend's homework. Twenty miles to every gallon-every time! For Sale-One hundred sixty brains that have never been strained by doing home- work or by studying lessons. Inquire E. O. Hoffman, N ott Terrace High School. Wanted-Bigger and better peanut bars for our pennies. Apply at Student's Store. Hard Times Ahead ?-Solve your problem by purchasing my complete set of precis. -Graded A. Cheap! Florence Epremian. Wanted-A tutor for American History who is on the Board of Regents. Wanted-High School boy to make up time after school. Must be inexperienced. John Gelschleichter. Wanted-Some good excuses to get out of classes. Exchange-A trip to Miss Hoskin's office for one to Mr. Gray's. Female Help Wanted-One clerk for Student's Store who does not eat samples. For Sale-A splendid collection of used words guaranteed to rate A or B in Eng- lish. Inquire A. Kosberg, N. T. H. S. Wanted-One set of water fountains from which one can drink without the use of a raincoat. Will the person who played in the last senior production please contact with the National Hams Association for further curing? Are you bashful? Do you quake at the thought of a study-hall slip? If so, enroll in Tommy Abbotts' school for the timid. Private or group instructions. Wanted--School boy to run 50 laps regularly after school to make up gym periods. Good pay. Apply at desk 26, 109 Study Hall, 2:30-3:30 p. m. Wanted-Second-hand cots for the nurse's office. Wanted-Teachers who are unfamiliar with detention slips. High salary guaran- teed. References unnecessary. Wanted-A brilliant young substitute for one day. Short hours and good pay. If position is desired, apply in person to room 209 at 9 o'clock on VVednesday, February 2, 1935, and be prepared to take an English Regents. Bring your brains with you as none will be supplied. Exchange-A brand-new, second-hand Geometry book will be exchanged for any novel by Zane Grey. Wanted-All students who have not yet chewed gum in the presence of our teachers. For Sale-Whisper silencer. Guaranteed to pass the eyes of the study-hall teacher unnoticed. Will gladly exchange for good second-hand translation of Virgil. Wanted--A knitting room for those girls who must knit between periods. Wanted-Thirty-six hours a day and more meetings to attend. Apply Harold Chestnut. For Sale-Perfectly good athletic career. Special price to Freshman. Apply- Wilbur Barton. Wanted-A Class to equal the MOST EXCELLENT one lost when the Janu- ary '35's graduate. Wanted-A muffler for each bell in the school so that the student's nerves are not jarred when they are awakened by them. For Sale-Knee Action, noiseless chewing gum. Chew with perfect safety in all your classes. STICKY GUM CO., Knee Action, Leg, New York. MOVIES THAT MOVE THE SEN IORS Flirtation Walk-The bridges Little Man, What Now-After graduation Gift of Gab-Gladys Mudge Desirable-Marjorie Burdekin We Live Again-After Regents Crime Doctor-Kathryn Sheffer Hide-Out-Murry's Platinum Blonde-Martha Bove VVe're Not Dressing-Forgot My Gym Suit Age of Innocence-2B's Let's Talk It Over-Miss Hoskins Happiness Ahead-Cap and Gown Let's Try Again-An old, old story after the second six weeks Return of the Terror-Report cards The Thin Man-james Spence What Every Woman Knows-How to get 'em Chained-Detention Period Five Star Final-Terrace Tribune The Pilot-Mr. Thompson Anthologica Antics l!1lIlIIilllIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIlIIIllIIIIll ' , .......... 44' lllllllllllllllllllwlllltr .......... Anfhological Antics 'llIIIlIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIW' ...........flUW!'!'!'1Y!'!'!'Ml!'!YU!'!'L'l1!'n..:,....., l 42 THOSE SONGS OUR SENIORS USED TO SING Oh, You Nasty lllan-Mr. Eddy's command Ten laps around the track. Congratulate llle-Graduated Seniors Just a Dream-Four A's on a report card Pop Goes Your Heart-Five A's on a report card You're a Builder Upper-Coach Clarke Over Somebody Elsefv Shoulder-Chiseling Out in the Cold Again-Firedrill I Ne-ver Had a Chance-Miss MclVIaster's Dict6es IW ay I-Hand in my homework tomorrow It's Getting to be a Habit with llle-Thomas Abbott and his Study Hall slips I Wish I Were Twinx-Dick Anthony Let's Knock Knees-Traffic jam in the halls Lefs Take a Walk Around the Block-Skipping class Night and Day-Homework E I Only Have Eyes for You-Senior List After All, You're All I'nz After-Senior's soliloquy to a diploma All on Account of a Strawberry Sundae-No lunch money I'll String Along with You-Dedicated to Mr. VVheeler by our violinists Stay as Sweet as You A re-Mrs. Lawrence Lo-ve in Bloom-John Hoffman and Glennie Hyatt Sweetie Pie-Kay Holmes Sweet and Lovely-jane Gardner Home, James, and Don't Spare the Horxes-2:30 Try to See It lily Way-Nott Terrace debater Believe life-Tardy excuses I Saw S tars-Football Team Know, Know? A Thousand Times No! UR associa+ion wi+h fhose responsible for +he publicafion of 'rhe Janus Terracian, l935 has been a source of pleasure . . . a period marked by +he friendly co-operafion so characlerisfic of 'rhe s+uden+s of Noll Terrace High School. THE GAZETTE PRESS I w 'L ,+P . ge : -3:81 5752. Q35 ig Sy? Q ..J. 1 ,wi ' wir, f , ' 1 iw. ,-N V-.. Q- 1 A. .IV y JJ , VV, - , , A' H ox 44 lg Ax f 1 : Q I .Iii X y..-, R.. . I--- 5 ' xi I V, g I V, F . .. J. .. A ' .- , 1 di - H N M sf-ani.-...ui S5 f' -I ' . ' r 1'- '4 ' v 5 -. ' Ifqv 'iw-ggma 0 n , . 4 .Yr- H, ,, .:c,. -ya, - Q , :1-2 -I .nf . I Q4 ' 1 YV. -K l, 1 ,, w z If 1 sim A L, - V 1, V 1 a- I4-5 .' . -if 'v -' -., ..-1 ---nn: . , 31394 .1 1 p 1 1 ...T ' n 'X 1-..' . if H, xx -. '-5. ,. 'Wally ,w '-- ,... 1- . ,. zu.. VV ..., ?',, 1 ' :af ' -Q 3 S' 5, ,. .u ,. , V' fee, .. ... F, rn. ' . ' ,- mx E11-f -4 L L , ..,.. . , fy. ,Q - x - U' Y 1 ,V ar-- . vv- 1 :-' . Q, u .,-, .,. ..'V- W V V 5. -Lg. 2 ft -,Vi .,. 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Stiles Faculty Members - - Miss Burton, Mr. Gray, Mr. Glover, Mr. Hoffman Sheldon Ackley Jane Rogers Laurence Brownsey Isadore Rosenhlum jack Caldwell Robertson Sillars John Flickinger Au,f:gust Schmidt Richard Slade VVilliam Stolz Thomas Jester Bernard Krause Charles Marchand Edward Thackcray VVilli:1m Nlulvey VVilliam Pfeif Robert Porter Anne Van Dyck Noel Vvright Sludenls' Council l. ''lilIIllIIIIIIIIlIIIIllIIllIIIlIlIIIllllII ..........fillllllllllllll'll!'lllll11-ii.......... Year Book grid ''IllllllllllllllilllllllIllll'lllll'lll ' l l ,l . ll 'l 1 l l l . ......... 112ill.lllllltlllllllllllllfta- .......... X liditor-in-Chief - Advertising lllanager Circulation Manager Art Editor - - Activities Editors - Associate Editors - Business Klanager Marie Altieri Clifton Atkinson Harry Benjamin John Bigwood VVells Hill Martha Hove Grace Bryson Robert Campbell Jean Cooney Eileen Corrigan Genevieve Duzynski Helen Fabrey Rose Fiore Betty Freeman Katherine Garahan - lilcanor Friedman Harold Chestnut james Spence lllarjorie Burdekin - Helen Applin, Bette Huntley, Alfred Kosberg Jane Gardner blarion Gitfen john Godell Selma Gold Louis Greppo Kathleen Holmes Ann Kenyon Arnold Klein Ethel Kollath Irma Krocker Rachel Lockerby Mary Mac Donald Frances Mackiewicz Violet Marino Fred McCrackeii - llflarion Swire, Ruth Taylor VVilliam Mitchell Gladys Mudge Charlina Nicol Edith Orloff YVilliam Pfeif Blanche Phillips black Quinlan Thomas Rees Irving Rosen Norbert Sauter Kathryn Shelter Isabel Stone Marry' Sullivan Juanita VViCk Harvey -lacolick Director - Art Director Student Director Mistress of Properties Stage Managers Olivia Marden George Marden Carraway Pim Dinah - Brian Strange Lady Marden Anne - ,J.P. CAST Miss McVVadc - Miss Meyers - Eleanor Friedman Kathleen Holmes - Harold James - Bette Huntley - Harold Chestnut Frank Owens Marjorie Burdekin john Hoffman Gladys Mudge - Marion Giffen C ass Play 'llilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlU ' ,..msulu1mluuull1ulllriiiiluumtu . messssassssssaesssssasssssszeassamazssitisi. 4A Execu+ive Commiiree 'UIIIIIllIlIlllllllllllllllllIlIIllHl1l ' .1IllIIIIlllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllHn EIQEEESEEEEESEEEI:EEESEEE555Eiiiiiiiiiiilih ga- President - Harold Chestnut Vice-President Harvey jacolick Secretary - jane Gardner Treasurer - Ruth Taylor Dean - N111 Thompson Helen Applin Clifton Atkinson Wilbur Barton Marjorie Burdekin jean Cooney Eleanor Friedman Katherine Garahan John Godell Selma Gold Louis Greppo Kathleen Holmes Bette Huntley Ethel Kollath Alfred Kosberg Fred McCracken Frances Mackiewicz William Mitchell Edith Urloff Kathryn Sheffer James Spence Marion Swire 4B Executive CommiH'ee Presiclent - Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer - Dean - Helen Adams Lucille Alessandrini Margaret Bird jean Bradshaw Jack Caldwell Helen Christenson Jane Crawford Dorothie Day Margaret Firth Jack Gerzov Peter Ipsen Randolph Long Jack Malone Moreau Maxwell Wendall Nelson Burton Olmsted Edwin Salisbury Gerald Schryver Robert Slatterly Edward Stewart Betsy Vrooman Walter Weclekincl Dudley Digges Vivian VVend Susan Strough Nlerlin Faye Miss McMaster 'WIIIIIIIlllllllllIllIIllIIIIIIIlIIIllIl ' .ynllll Illll Illll IIIII IIIII Illlllllh. 3A Executive Committee 'lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll .........-vllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltm......... 52 President - Vice- President Secretary - Treasurer Dean - - Faculty Adviser August Alger Virginia Bl'0CliTHZlIl Dorothy Jane Caughey Warren Clark VValter Fallon Sadie Flax Harriet Ford VVilliam Gormley Thomas Jester Dorothy Lee Jeanette Levine Guy Pucci Paul Santoro James Shaw Ruhy Stewart William Stolz Helen Tamm Frank Sewell - joan Stokes lVarren De Sorbo VVillia1n Nugent - Miss Hoag - llliss Vvinship Edward Thackeray James VVnlker 65006.99 2-A Executive Commiflee President - Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Dean - Helen Batten Frank Butera Anna Mae Dutcher John Friday Elliot Harvey John Hill joseph llowley Jack Kavanagh Dana King Vivian Livingston Sophie Manikas Joseph Mnrsellzi Chester Pacli Betty Schiff Nlarjorie Scott Ellen Shirley Jean Stewart Rosemary Toolan Charles Treat Mary Trumlvell Bruce VV:1tson Jeanne Vllilliams joseph juklich lVilliam Mulvey Anne Van Dyck l.or 1':1 ine Rowe Harry Brougois - Mr. Bird lllllll'lllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllp .tllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllh. 2B Executive Commiflee 'llIIIIIlllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllll' I .. ........ 4 !'!'.'!'ll'1'I'.'!'ll.'!'!'.fl'l'!lll'1-L ........ .. President - Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer Deans - David Ashton Elizabeth Bateholts Rosemary Brucker Rose Butterly James Cooper Charles Ehrcke julia Goldman Leah Goodman Calvin Hartley Ruth Jones Edith Kalbfleish Gladys Kane Marjorie Mannes - Thomas Doyle Gertrude lNIcKain Dorothy Vickery Robert Griswold lyliss Brownell, hir. lN1cCracken Howard Mott Jessie Nagorka Jack Neary Alfred Perry Richard Queen Peggy Ryan Mary Jane Sauter Edmund Sierlyn Jeanette Talmadge Alma Thomas Wallace Viets Virginia White john Williams Leader Robert Benford Survier Brally Harold Burdekin Waldemar Burmaster August Coffin Dudley Digges Thomas Doyle Charles Ettinger Paul Frank john Friday Everett Fuller James Gillee Clayton Herman John Hoffman Leeman Jerome jack Kennedy Wilbur MacDonald William Mitchell Donald Molker Jack Newkirk VVilliam Nordquist - Mr. Edwin Ott Angelo Pacelli Robert Perkins Robert Porter Edward Post Robert Pott Vernon Pratt George Reynolds jack Rhoades George Rosen Alfred Schaufliler Edward Schultz Carl Shopmyer Lawrence Simmons Alexander Stevens Eleanor Stone Charles Thompson Walter Tarbac Robert Vernon John Williams Tremblay Band 'li!llI!llIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII lllll llll ' .ullllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllr. Choir llIIIllIIIIllIIIIIllllIllllllIlllllllIl1 ........dllllllllllllllllllllllllllllby.......... i 5 6 i Director - lllr lVheele1 Helen Battan Dorothy Benham Hilda Bove Robert Bullock Robert Campbell Marjorie Crook Stuart Crossman Dorothie Day Joan Diamond Thomas Doyle Dorothy Fish Kathryn Happel Florence Harrison Millerd Hayner John Hill John Hoffman Lois Holly Harold Hook Julia Goldman Leeman Jerome Dana King Paula Langlois Madeline Legores Jeannette Levine Hazel Looby Mary MacDonald Lorraine Matarazzo Daisymay McCoubery John Mitchell Jessie Nagorka Olive Needle Marjorie Neuland Stella Ofsian Marjorie Pappas Edward Pulaski Robert Reed Dorothy Rice Charlotte Rivlin Norman Russ Bruce Smith James Spence Esther Stritter Rosemary Toolan Walter Turbak Gregory Utter Gordon Van Steenlnlrg Eleanor Viets Wallace Viets Marcia Whittaker Sophie Witkowski Augusta Zeh li Director - Art Director - Student Director - lllistress of Properties Stage lklanager Olivia Marden George Marden Carraway Pim Dinah - Brian Strange Lady Marden Anne - CAST Miss McYVade Miss lVIeyers Eleanor Friedman Kathleen Holmes - Harold James - Bette Huntley - Harold Chestnut Frank Owens Marjorie Burdekin john Hoffman Gladys Mudge - Marion Giffen C ass Play 'WHlllllllIIllllIIIllIlIIIIllIlIIIlHll ' illlll lllll lllll Illll Illll Illllllllh. AGSEESEEEESSEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESE55555 49 4A Execu+ive Commi++ee 'lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllw' President - Hznolml Lhestnut Vice-President Hfnwev Iacoliek Secretary - jane Gardner Treasurer - Ruth Taylor Dean - Nlr Thompson .nhlIlllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllh. .-'ZEEEESEESEEEEEEE:iiziiiliilliiiiliiiiziix Helen Applin Clifton Atkinson VVilhnr Barton Marjorie Burdekin jean Cooney Eleanor Friedman Katherine Garahan John Godell Selma Gold Louis Greppo Kathleen Holmes Bette Huntley Ethel Kollath Alfred Kosberg' Fred McCracken Frances Mackiewicz William Mitchell Edith Orlnff Kathryn Sheffer james Spence Marion Swire 4B Execufive Commillee Wim Q, f 'i l'resident - Vice- President Secretary - Treasurer - Dean - l wma- Helen Adams Lucille Alessandrini Margaret Bird jean Bradshaw Jack Caldwell Helen Christenson jane Crawford Dorothie Day Margaret Firth Jack Gerzov Peter lpsen Randolph Long jack Malone Moreau Maxwell Wendall Nelson Burton Olmsted Edwin Salisbury Gerald Schryver Robert Slatterly Edward Stewart Betsy Vrooman VValter Wedekind Dudley Digges Vivian Vvend Susan Strough Nlerlin Faye Miss McMaster 'WllllllllllllIIllllllllllllllIlllllIIIll ' ..nllII lllll Illll Illll IIIII Illlllllhv. 5 I l 3A Execu+ive Com miH'ee WilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllW ..iillllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllm :EEEEEEE!55555555EEEEEEEEEEESEEEESEEEEEESEESA President - Vice- President Secretary - Treasurer Dean - - Faculty Adviser August Alger Virginia Brockman Dorothy Jane Caughey VVarren Clark VValter Fallon Sadie Flax Harriet Ford William Gormley Thomas Jester Dorothy Lee Jeanette Levine Guy Pucci Paul Santoro James Shaw Ruby Stewart VVilliam Stolz Helen Tamm - Frank Sewell - joan Stokes XVarren De Sorbo VVillia1n Nugent - Nliss Hoag - Kliss VVinship Edward Thackeray James Walker 2-A Executive CommiH'ee K2 President Vice-Presiclent Secretary Treasurer l Ji-an Helen Batten Frank Butera Anna Mae Dutcher john Friday Elliot Harvey John Hill joseph Hawley jack Kavanagh Dana King Vivian Livingston Sophie Manikas Joseph Marselln Fhester Path Betty Schiff Marjtxrie Scott Ellen Shirley Jean Stewart Rosemary Tonlan Charles Treat Mary Trnmlwell Bruce VVatson Jeanne VVilliams joseph juklieh hhyllllillll Mulvey Anne Van Dyck l.or 1':i ine Rowe Harry Brougois Mr. llircl 'lilIl1'lIlIlllIllIlIllllilllllIIHlIllI1 ' ...munmnuunsllilluluizrlzlllluglgp, 2B Executive Committee 'lIIIlllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll' .I I I I I III I I I I I I II I II I l 54 l President - Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer - Deans - David Ashton Elizabeth Bateholts Rosemary Brucker Rose Butterly James Cooper Charles Ehrcke Julia Goldman Leah Goodman Calvin Hartley Ruth jones Edith Kalbfleish Gladys Kane Marjorie Mannes - Thomas Doyle Gertrude lNIcKain Dorothy Vickery Robert Griswold lyliss Brownell, hir. lN'IcCracken Howard Mott Jessie Nagorka Jack Neary Alfred Perry Richard Queen Peggy Ryan Mary Jane Sauter Edmund Sierlyn Jeanette Talmadge Alma Thomas Wallace Viets Virginia White John Williams Leader Robert Benford Survier Brally Harold Burdekin Waldemar Burmaster August Coffin Dudley Digges Thomas Doyle Charles Ettinger Paul Frank John Friday Everett Fuller James Gillee Clayton Herman John Hoffman Leeman Jerome Jack Kennedy Wilbur MacDonald William Mitchell Donald Molker jack Newkirk William Nordquist - lblr. Edwin Ott Angelo Pacelli Robert Perkins Robert Porter Edward Post Robert Pott Vernon Pratt George Reynolds jack Rhoades George Rosen Alfred Schauffler Edward Schultz Carl Shopmyer Lawrence Simmons Alexander Stevens Eleanor Stone Charles Thompson Walter Tarbac Robert Vernon john VVilliams Tremblay Bancl WlllllllllllllIIlIIIIllllIIIIlIII lIll ' .mlllllllIIIllllIllllIllllllllllllllllllllr. Choir 'lllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllIlllllllll' .........ellllllllllllUllllllllllllllllller.......... I 56 Helen Battan Dorothy Benham Hilda Bove Robert Bullock Robert Campbell Marjorie Crook Stuart Crossman Dorothie Day Joan Diamond Thomas Doyle Dorothy Fish Kathryn Happcl Florence Harrison Millerd Hayner John Hill john Holfman Lois Holly Harold Hook Julia Goldman Leeman Jerome Dana King Paula Langlois Madeline Legores Jeannette Levine Hazel Looby Mary MacDonald - llil VVheelea Lorraine Matarazzo Daisymay McCoubery John Mitchell Jessie Nagorka Olive Needle Marjorie Neuland Stella Ofsian Marjorie Pappas Edward Pulaski Robert Reed Dorothy Rice Charlotte Rivlin Norman Russ Bruce Smith James Spence Esther Stritter Rosemary Toolan Walter Turbak Gregory Utter Gordon Van Steenburgh Eleanor Viets Wallace Viets Marcia Whittaker Sophie Witkowski Augusta Zeh l Q- Conductor M r. lVbeeler Henry Bachrach Howard Becker Harold Burdekin Robert Campbell Carl Cavaliere Jane Cease Beth Consaul Thomas Doyle Robert Egen Josephine Forman Robert Friedlund Albert Friedman James Gillee Millerd Hayner Ilarold Hook Iva Hoyt Leeman Jerome Fdward Korzienewski VVilbur MacDonald Jeanette Male Charles Mririe Helen Nlyers Marjrwrie Neulantl Jack Newkirk Eleanor Phelps Vernon Pratt Norman Righthand Jane Rogers George Rosen Albert Shaufller Fdward Shultz Eugene Senns Frank Sommers Jeannette Talmadge Mary Trumbell Gregory Utter Mary Valentino Virginia VVl1ite Orchesfra 'llllllllllllllllIlllllIllllllllllllllIlll ' B .......... 1:'!llll'!ll'!llllllllllllllllllllllfb .......... Blue Triang e Girl Reserve Club VIII Illllllllllllllll Illll lIlil'lllIl ' . I 2 I 2 I2 HZ! III!!! I I I Z. l 58 l President - - Betsy Vrooman Vice-President - lylargaret lylagner Secretary - - Jean Bradshaw Treasurer - - Dorothy lx'1Clx'IZlIlLlS Song Leader - Carolyn Glock Sponsor lyliss VVinship Virginia Allison Frances Anne Barzler Margaret Bird Ruth Budlong Marjorie Burdekin Betty Coffey Anita Creble Dorothie Day Peggy Eaton Nancy Fairbank Margaret Firth Peggy Garahan Jane Kalbfleish Betty List Jane Lodge jean Malters Marjorie Meyers Claire Molfet Gladys Mudge Jane Mudge Caroline Myers Lorraine Rowe Betty Sharp Helene Smith Susan Strough Anne Van Dyck Barbara Vickery Barbara Wild Jeanne Williams Emma Bailey Speer Girl Reserve Club I resident Lois Holly Viee l resident Esther Dietz Secretary - Dorothy Lee Treasurer Kathleen Holmes Sponsor - lllrs. Laurence Helen Adams Augusta Alger Rae Baker Carol Ballway Vera Benjamin Estelle Berg Marian Bawers Dorothy Buckley janet Campbell Ann Carey Gena Cuoca Sadie Flax Mary Jane Hamilton Enid Henry Frances Lee Marjorie Levine Rachel Lockerby Margaret Lynch Henrietta Mattock Margaret McCarthy Julia Mone Olive Neadle Marjorie Pappas Madeline Pinna Marjorie Rose Ann Rosenthal Frances Rnder Janet Russell Alice Sanders Marjorie Scott Dorothy Stiles Eleanor Viets Emily Vogel Genevieve Vllaldron Margaret Willey ''lllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIllIlllll1 ' .nlllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllrr. 59 Frances Lee Girl Reserve Club ll1illllNillllllllllIIllllIllllllllIllI1 .iilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllln President - Vice-President - Secretary - Treasurer - - Temporary Adviser Helen Applin Yvonne Arnold Marie Barringer Dorothy Brandhorst Dorothy Jane Caughey Helen Christensen Betty Connolly Evelyn Connolly Mzlrjrmrie Cooney Eileen Corrigan Isabel Dempster Patricia Doyle Harriet Eord Gwendolyn Fox Marion Giffen Helen Hallenheck Catherine Holland janet Hughes - Anne Filsingei Katherine Glrahan Bette Huntley Margaret Ingram Mary Joyce Vivian Livingston Betty Loope Edith MacMullen Katherine Miller Margaret Pitts Elaine Rees Carol Robb Kathryn Sheffer Ellen Shirley Jean Stewart Joan Stokes Virgginia Swanson Ruth Taylor Ruth VVeber Evelyn VVinchester M. Grace Dodge Girl Reserve Club : Q . . 'lllllllllllllll lLNltlllll Ruth lnnian V at l lt'-Hltnt Ann Salnionsen Scuct ni Grace Livingston rl me isinu Doris Adel Diesem Sponsor - Mrs. Peters Eleanor Adams VVinifred Adams Rosemary Alderich Virginia Anderson Mildred Beatty jane Bissell Alice Blake Grace Bryson limily Cain Geraldine Carr Betty Croken Laura Cnzzone Betty Daly Madeline Di Cocco Mary Donr Kathryn Fischer Gertrude Forman Dorothy Graves Marion Hand Hedwig Hillner Virginia Hoag Mary Johnson Margaret Keating: Marjorie La Violet Kitty Losee tc Katherine Male Anne Maxwell Elizabeth Moore Alma Miller Peggy Nerling Velma Nenland June Nichols Lucille Ostrantler Lillian Palmer Ann Peek Blanche Reynolds Evelyn Roos Bernice Schwiner Martha Smith Helen Teson Betty Thierolf Laura Troxler Dorothie Weed Vivian VVend Marion VVeslev Marjorie Whithec Ida VVoodruFf Juanita VVick llclcn Vllright k Marshall VVhittukcr lllllllIllllllllllllllllll llllllll . ......... lulllllllll .... llllll'lll Helen Hughes Girl Reserve Club ' lllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIl ' ,nlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli.. 62 President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Virginia Broekman Elsie Broughton Jane Bush Muriel Conklin Dorothy Fish Barbara Furman Lorraine Groat Gail Kerste Marie La Londe Paula Lurie Prudence Martin Cecile MeSheen Betty McTerney Janet Mongell Mildred Niles Marion Roy Betty Scantlehury Irene Schueman Beatrice Schufelt Helen Tamm Loretta Turner lllarie Sumner Helen lN'Iyers Evelyn Goodell - Xoma Arsem Miss Davis , v Mary Lyon Girl Reserve Club 'IIlilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllw' Presiilent - Vice-President - Secretary - Treasurer Sponsors Ruth Carl Julia Conty Virginia De Coco Florence De Lorenzo Irene Downs Mary Downey Virginia Draves Genevieve Duvynski Carmella Esposito Frances Foley Phyllis Grady Leola Haskey Bertha Hauser Marie Hillman Helen janiga Josephine Kornacko Norma Leversee Clam Lippiello Regina Lupka - Rose Ciccoppi - Alice Paniccia Aida Gregoretti - - Mary Mashuta Bliss Quigley, Mrs. Patnode Polly Magliene Phylis Mangino Dorothy Mcfoy Elsie Nortlqnest Stella Ofsian Evelyn O'Mara Julie Palicci Alma Pecci Connie Pedonc Betty Purcell Virginia Riester Evelyn Roos Mary Savignano Ruth Smith Antoinette Sorrentino Francis Stanonis Fditha Teagle Onnolee Teets Amelia Walotka , ......... QuilllWilWillV1'!ll'l'lll'l'l'll1u, ......... President Vice-Presidellt Secretary Treasurer Sponsor - Harold Burdekin Howard Donnolly Thomas Doyle John Friday Robert Griswold Elliot Harvey Leonard Hutt Robert Jansen Howard Mott VVilliam Mulvey George Parisi VVilliam Paul Raymond Sugalski Jack VVells john VVilliams john VVilliamson Bruce XVatson Ioseph Howley Dana King ,lack Kavanagh - KI 1'. Glover 1 L- Conmluetor bl r. XxYllFf'lt'l' Henry Bachrach Howard Becker Harold Burdekin Robert Campbell Carl Cavaliere Jane Cease Beth Consaul Thomas Doyle Robert Egen Josephine Forman Robert Friedlund Albert Friedman James Gillee Millerd Hayner Harold Hook Iva Hoyt Leeman Jerome Edward Korzienewski VVilbur M:1c'Donald Jeanette Male Charles Nlone Helen Myers Nfarjorie Neuland Jack Newkirk Eleanor Phelps Vernon Pratt Norman Righthand Jane Rogers George Rosen Albert Slmurller Edward Shultz Eugene Senns Frank Summers Jeannette Talmadgu Mary' Trumbell Gregory litter Mary Valentino Virginia Vllhite Orchestra lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllfllll' ..........elllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllv.......... Blue Triang e Girl Reserve Club 'III lllllllllllllllllllll lllll lllIl ' President - - Betsy Vrooman Vice-President lylargaret hlagner Secretary - - Jean Bradshaw Treasurer - - Dorothy Nlclylanus Song Leader - Carolyn Glock Sponsor Miss XVinship Virginia Allison Frances Anne Barzler Margaret Bird Ruth Budlong Marjorie Burdekin Betty Coffey Anita Creble Dorothie Day Peggy Eaton Nancy Fairbank Margaret Firth Peggy Garahan Jane Kalbfleish Betty List Jane Lodge jean Malters Marjorie Meyers Claire Moller Gladys Mudge jane Mudge Caroline Myers Lorraine Rowe Betty Sharp Helene Smith Susan Strough Anne Van Dyck Barbara Vickery Barbara Wild Jeanne Williams Emma Bailey Speer Girl Reserve Club President - Lois Holly Vice-President lfsther Dietz Secretary - - Dorothy Lee Treasurer Kathleen Holmes Sponsor - Mrs. Laurence Helen Adams Augusta Alger Rae Baker Carol Ballway Vera Benjamin Estelle Berg Marian Bawers Dorothy Buckley Janet Campbell Ann Carey Gena Cuoca Sadie Flax Mary Jane Hamilton Enid Henry Frances Lee Marjorie Levine Rachel Lockerby Margaret Lynch Henrietta Mattock Margaret McCarthy julia Mone Olive Neadle Marjorie Pappas Madeline Pinna Marjorie Rose Ann Rosenthal Frances Rutler Janet Russell Alice Sanders Marjorie Scott Dorothy Stiles Eleanor Viets Emily Vogel Genevieve Waldron Margaret Willey lilIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll' .nllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllhr. Frances Lee Girl Reserve Club 'llllllllllilllllllIIlllIIIllllllilIIllll ' ...........-1'!lllllllll'l'l'lll'llllll'l'll'l'Le.......... President - Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer - - Temporary Adviser Helen Applin Yvonne Arnold Marie Barringer Dorothy Brandhorst Dorothy Jane Caughey Helen Christensen Betty Connolly Evelyn Connolly Marjorie Cooney Eileen Corrigan Isabel Dempster Patricia Doyle Harriet Ford Gwendolyn Fox Marion Giffen Helen Hallenheck Catherine Holland janet Hughes - Anne Fllslngel Katherine Garahan - Ruby Stewart - I ine Cnrdnel Bette Huntley Margaret Ingram Mary Joyce Vivian Livingston Betty Loope Edith MacMullen Katherine Miller Margaret Pitts Elaine Rees Carol Robb Kathryn Sheffer Ellen Shirley Jean Stewart Joan Stokes Virginia Swanson Ruth Taylor Ruth Weber Evelyn Winchester 4 Grace Dodge Girl Reserve Club , fr 4. l resident - Ruth Inman V at l llSlll1llt Ann Salmonsen SCKHUIN Grace Livingston I IC tslnu Doris Adel Diesenm Sponsor - Mrs. Peters Iileanor Adams VVinifred Adams Rosemary Alderich Virginia Anderson Mildred Beatty jane Bissell Alice Blake Grace Bryson Emily Cain Geraldine Carr Betty Croken Laura Cuzzone Betty Daly Madeline Di Cocco Mary Dour Kathryn Fischer Gertrude Forman Dorothy Graves Marion Hand Hedwig Hillner Virginia Hoag Mary Johnson Margaret Keating Marjorie La Violet Kitty Losee tc Katherine Male Anne Maxwell Iilizalweth Nloore Alma Miller Peggy Nerling Velma Neuland June Nichols Lucille Ostrander Lillian Palmer Ann Peek Blanche Reynolds Evelyn Roos Bernice Schwiner Martha Smith Helen Teson Betty Thiernlf Laura Troxler Dorothie VVeed Vivian Wend M'arion VVeslev Marjorie Whitlweck Ida Vvoodruff Juanita VVick llelen VVrig:ht Marshall VVhittakcr ll!llHIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll' llll .........J:Hlllllllllll.lll'!'lll'1 Helen Hughes Girl Reserve Club ''llllllllllIllllllllllllilllllllIIIIllII ' .iillll HllllllllllllllllIlIH1lIIIlI!llI1n. .:EEEEES!SEEEEEEEEEESEEEESEESEEEEEEEEEEEEEESI'-.. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Virginia Broekman Elsie Broughton Jane Bush Muriel Conklin Dorothy Fish Barbara Furman Lorraine Groat Gail Kerste Marie La Londe Paula Lurie Prudence Martin Cecile MCShC'CIl Betty McTerney Janet Mongell Mildred Niles Marion Roy Betty Scantlebury Irene Schueman Beatrice Schufelt Helen Tamm Loretta Turner Klarie Sumner Helen Myers Evelyn Goodell - Xoma Arsem Miss Davis Mary Lyon Girl Reserve Club I runlgnr - Rose Ciccoppi Viet I tunlcnt Alice Paniccia Serreruy Almla Gregoretti Treasurer - - Mary Nlasliuta Sponsors Miss Quigley, Mrs. Patnode Ruth Carl Julia Conty Virginia Dc Coco Florence De Lorenzo Irene Downs Mary' Downey Virginia Draves Genevieve Duvynski Carmella Esposito Frances Foley Phyllis Grady Leola llaskey Bertha Hauser Marie Hillman Helen Janiga Josephine Kornacko Norma Leversee Clara Lippiello Regina Lupka Polly Mzlglicllc' Phylis Mangino Dorothy Nlcfoy Flsie Norclquest Stella Ofsian Evelyn O'Mara julie Palicci Alma Pecci Connie Pedone Betty Purcell Virginia Riester Evelyn Roos Mary Savignano Ruth Smith Antoinette Sorrentino Francis Stanonis Fditha Teagle Onnolee Teets Amelia VValotka UIIlIIIIlllllllIllllllllllIIllIIIIIllll ' lll . ..,...... .1'!'!lll!fll'!'lll'!'ll.'!ll!'!'llIll'l-1 President Vice-l'rcsident Secretzlry Treasurer Sponsor - Harold Burdekin Howard Donnolly Thomas Doyle john Friday Robert Griswold Elliot Harvey Leonard Hutt Robert Jansen Howard Mott VVilliam Mulvey George Parisi Yvilliam Paul Raymond Sugalski Jack VVells John Vllilliams john VVilliamson W lirncc lVatson loseph Howley Dana King .lack Kavanagh - Rlr. Glover llrvsimlcut - Vice- l'rc'si4lcut SCCl'Cl'2ll'y 'llrczisu rn-1' - Sponsor Sliclrlou Avklcy Rolwrt licuforcl Arthur Bennett Clayton Bodily xsvillfffl' Briggs llzlrold Iiimllclius jack liuglish Ueorgc Found 'I'rumziu Fuller Dou Gilford james Gillic Ifraluk Hershey Hurry Howell Thomas Jester Iidward Kane VVilliam Kruger Iiclwiu Lagasse VVilli:1m Nugent Robert Perkins George Reynolds XV:iltn-r Fallon lolm lflickiugcr XVilli:uu Stolz Alton licuuctt M r. Gray Junior Hi-Y Wllllllllllllllllllll!llillllllIlllllll ' iillllllll Illllllllllll ........l......llllllllWr........... 65 Senior Hi-Y 'illIIllllllIIlllllIllIIIIlllIIIlIIlllIIl ' .nrllllIlIlIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllln .:EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEA President - Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer Sponsor - Edward Baugh Harry Benford Harold Bishop Robert Coles Merlin Faye Eugene Fink SENIOR HI-Y Marvin Humphrey Randolph Long Charles McMullen Harold Chestnut - slack Caldwell llfloreau K1 axwell Harvey -lacolick lllr. Thompson William Mitchell Wendell Nelson Burton Olmsted Charles Ostrander Richard Slade Edward Stewart Thomas VVaterhouse Noel VVright President - Vice- President Secretary Treasurer Critic - Sponsor - Dorothy Brandhorst Marjorie Burdekin jack Caldwell Harold Chestnut Dorothie Day Charles Ettinger VValter Fallon David Ferber john Flickinger Virginia Hunter Peter Ipsen Thomas Jester Randolph Long Richard May Gladys Nludge William Nugent Burton Olmsted Richard Slade Barbara Vickery Betsy Vrooman Barbara Wild 1 .lane Gardner jack hlalone - Joan Stokes Moreau Maxwell Eleanor VVheeler Mrs. Furnside English Club 'lilllllllllIllllllllllllllllllIlIllllllI ' 'Ill Il' ..1Illlll,Illl lllllllll llllllllllllh. 433355552555EEEEEESEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEL Math Honor Society 'llllllllllllllllllllllllllIIllIlllllllll ' January 1935 Helen Applin Marjorie Burdekin Raymond Barclay Harry Benjamin John Bigwood Harold Chestnut Jane Gardner Selma Gold John Godell Harvey Jacolick Alfred Kosherg Irma Krocker Rachel Lockerhy Fred McCracken George Saccas James Spence Beatrice Stanco Ruth Taylor Thomas VVarwick Helen Wright illrs. Rex nolds Juni' 1935 Lucille Alessandrini Alexander Batten jean Bradshaw Jack Caldwell Jane Crawford Michelina Difocco Dudley Digges Charles Rttinger Laurence Fleming Dorothea Franke-nhauser Kathryn Happel Virginia Hartman Peter Ipsen Felix Iuisto Gaile Kerste Bernard Krause Randolph Long Janette Male jack Malone Anna Maxwell Moreau Maxwell AIIIIIIlllIIllIIllIllllllllllllllllllllllm. I.lZ5EEEEEESEE:5:f-:EEEEEEEIEEIEEEIEISEISHEA Charles McMullen Bertha Meyer Raymond Neuhaus Ularence Robinson janet Russell Robertson Sillars Richard Slade Roger Squitiero Fred Townsend Emily Vogel Walter VVedekind Vivien VVend January 1936 Augusta Alger Howard Becker Robert Benford Dorothy jane Caughey VVarren Clark Nancy Faribank VValter Fallon Sadie Flax VVilliam Gormley Helen Hallenheck Hayden Heaphey Lois Holly Thomas Jester Dorothy Lee Jack McGowan Daniel McFadden Frank Melewicz Richard Otten Norman Righthand Anna Rosenthal Henry Smith Mary Sottysiak Alexander Stevens Ruhy Stewart Joan Stokes VVilliam Stolz Helen Tamm Lilian Travis Robert Vernon James VValker Margaret VVilley Malh Honor Society 'lllfllllllll IllllllllllflIlllllIlIlIIIIl ' .2 H1 ll! III I I2 ZZ! HIE. 69 Varsity Cross Country I934 Season 'UUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllll' Captain - Mathew Eggelston Coach ----------- VVilliam F. Eddy The Nott Terrace High School Cross Country team again emerged winner of the American Interscholastic Cross Country Championship on Thanksgiving Day at New- ark, New Jersey, where they defeated representatives from 59 high and preparatory schools throughout the United States and Canada. This victory brought to a close another successful harrier season at the Terrace Institution. Other victories included the R. P. I. Championships at Troy, emblematic of the Eastern United States Championships, the Columbia Kirby Cup University Run at New York City, the La Salle Military School Run at Oakdale, Long Island and the lone dual run of the season with the Mercury Club of Albany. The only loss suffered was in the Syracuse Invitation Meet at Syracuse when the Syracuse Central Team won their own meet with the N ott Terrace runners taking second. The Syracuse team was defeated three times during the season, however, and the score doubled on them in the National Run. During the 1934 period Ray Vacca was one of the outstanding runners of the country. He won the R. P. I. Run with 350 individuals taking part, won and created a new record in the LaSalle Run, took seconds in the Syracuse and Columbia Runs and a fourth in the National Run. He and Richard Slade, captain-elect of the 1935 team were both selected on the 1934 All-American Cross Country Team. And these two boys together with Cletus Stamper, Captain Mathew Eggelston, and John Foley comprised the team that took the National crown. The other members of the varsity squad included Edwin Lagasse, William St. Qnge, John Eddy and Addison Fuller. i-F? fs President - Noel Wright Secretary - Edward Thackery Treasurer - - lVIr. Dunstan Miss Burton Mr. Glover Edward Baugh Jack Gerzov Richard Hill William Mitchell William Schlansker Charles Treat Bruce Watson Alhleiic Council 1'll'lLI!lIIlIllIII IIIII lllll lllll Ill! ..........illllllllllllllllllllllh.........., III!!!H2512IZ!112522!ZI132l!Z!H2I2?f'1!I.h. Terrace Guard 'UIllllNIIllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllll' me5if55fll'llll!lliE'lli'll'll'?:maa. i 72 i SFRGEANTS August Alger Donald Campbell Bernard Cohen Laurence Crowe CORPORALS Edward Baugh Robert Blanchard Robert Burger Doris Campbell Esther Dietz James Guthingger Richard Hill Lois Holly Harry Howell Richard Hughes Auguet Schmidt jack Kavanagh VVilliam Mitchell William Mulvey Wendell Nelson William Nugent George Reynolds Salvatore Riann Marjorie Rose Paul Santora Gerald Schryver James Shaw Mary Sottysiak Lawrence Splann Joan Stokes Helen Teson .less Vickery james Walker Bruce VVatson lfditor-in-Chief -------- Page lfditors - - Charles lfttinger, .lack lllalone, Dudley Dig Literary lfditor - -- ----- - - Robertson Sillars ges, Ruth Taylor Marian liascll Art lfditor - - Susan Strough lixehange lfditor - llhotograplier - - - Circulation Manager - Advertising Manager - - Secretary - - - - Adviser - Betty Croken Carl Strickrott james Spence Thomas Jester Virginia Hunter Miss Spencer Tom Abbott l-Irnest A. Barbeau, Mildred Beatty Estelle Berg Bernard Hreymaier Janet Campbell Iillis liisenstein David Ferber lVIarion Fitzpatriek Sadie Flax Albert Ilalavin George Ilentsehel llarry Howell Eleanor Klllllllgll VVendell Nelson VVilliam Nugent Burton Olmsted Nlagdalene Pinna Marion Roy Norbert Sauter James Shaw joan Stokes Laura Troxler James VVade james VValker Donald Weise Terrace Tribune ''llllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllIl ' ..........-llllllllllllllllllllllllllllt... Baslcelba l Squad lIllIIIIlIIIII!IIIllllllIIlllllllIlIl!Il ' ...........ullllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllh.......... Captain Harold Buell VValdemar Burmaster john De Francisco Ralph Di Meo Felix ,luisto Edwin Korkozs Edward Lasker Irving Lossee Joseph Mangino Isadore Rosenblum Casmir Stalewicz Raymond Vacca Henry Wozniak Steven Wozniak joseph Altieri Wilbur Barton Steven Bush Leonard Congdon Mario Coppalo l Joseph Cox Joseph DeMeo Herbert Dimmick Raymond Flis France Francis Anthony Gaetano Louis Gaetano Adam Gnara Edward Gross Albert Halavin Robert Hickey Edwin Korkozs Nick Lenkiewich Bruce MacDonald Anthony Mele Chester Rogowicz Stanley Rogowicz, Captain Robert Slatterly Casimir Stalewicz john Wojnolowic Henry Wozniak Steven Wozniak, Captain-elect Foofba I Team '1UlIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIlIlIlIIlIIIlll ' .alllllllllllllllll Iilll Illllllllllillh- V' W R TO OUR ADVERTISERS O THOSE merchanTs who by Their co-operaTion helped make possible The publicaTion of This year book, The graduahng class oT January '35 wishes To express iTs Thanks. For Those Who Appreciate QUALITY- The BOOTH STUDIO Portraits by Eric Hugo Patten 8z Hall Bldg. PHOTOGRAPHER for the TERRACIAN Special Discount LIBERTY AUTO BODY to WORKS Graduates Specializes in Auto Bodies B 0 N D S Glass, Feligggllgtadiators, State and Erie Blvd' 748 State St. Phone 2-0136 Compliments of MURRY S SCHULMAN Next to the School CON FECTIONERY CO., Inc. 728 State St. QUALITY FOOD Wholesale Distributors ALWAYS of Quality Products Sweetening Life Is Our Aim Compliments Compliments of F E R N FURNITURE COMPANY Schenectady 260-262 State St. Schenectady, N. Y. COMPLETE Railway Company HOME FURNISHERS GO TO LYON'S for FOUNTAIN PENS 31.00 to 85.00 KODAKS and BROWNIES Alling Rubber Co. Sporting Goods of A11 Kinds Heavy Clothing and 51.00 m 89.00 Raincoats RADIOS 013-50 to 095-00 254 state sr. Phone 4-8408 236 state st. Inexpensive Individuality It's a good bet . . . at you'll find your friends and ll th gang . . . enjoying fountain r f h ments and a 'bite to eat t th Beatrice Kipp Sweet Shoppe. CO. A popular place for 'young' people. 325 State St' Bentrirr Kipp Smvrt Bhnppr COATS - DRESSES - MILINERY 1624 Union Street Compliments of COON S BAKERY 1628 Union Street Compliments of SCHOLTZ FOOD MARKET 1613 Union Street ..iN.L .. The BEN FRANKLIN PRESS 713 Albany Street Phone 2-7011 Wm. Green Jr. 1701 Union Street DAIRY PRODUCTS Home Made Ice Cream Compliments of EN DICOTT JOHNSON SHOE STORES 108 Broadway 797 Albany St. Better Shoes for Less Money C SPORTING GOODS 515 state st. BASKETBALLS SKATING APPAREL and Twenty-Four Hours Delivery WALL PAPER J. A. Rickard Co. ARTISTS MATERIALS 253 State St, MANY NOTT TERRACE GRADUATES desiring a business position, naturally turn first to- ward Albany Business College. They know that this school, progressive in the Capital District through four generations, has trained and brought positions to tens of thousands of men and women in private and government employment. CONSIDER THE FACTS N., .f ,-,, QL ' 2 nga. 1: ii : . af x l l:,n i ' lvixg l l H Q' -Y-H, ,tm W M l i Q E. 1. 1800 firms regularly call the Employment Department 2 . More than 725 graduates with the government 3. Courses planned and taught by business instructors 4. New College Hall typifies business efficiency 5. Business clubs among many undergraduate activities NEW SENIOR COURSES begin only 'in February and September: Junior Courses reguf larly during the year. For Bulletins or a personal in-terview in your home, please address Prentiss Carnell, Jr., Director of Admissions, better, visit the new 'College Hall. ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE 'I26-134 Washington Avenue Albany. New York JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE C Let's Get C Shiiiifli Z,f?ElpE2h1iE2h851pitiiiical O Acquainted 0 Unusual savings on Jackets, Ski Suits, Dresses, Skirts, Twin Sets, etc. A K The Myers Co. GAFFERS JUNIOR DEPT. L Phone 4-3354 E 313 stare st. At cor. wan st. The M a se' MAE HICKEY SHOP f '.'. , i Hosiery 6 Lingerie Gloves 5, X A '-'- lf' fl ' Q 130 Jay Street Phone 4-3010 ., H .E 0. Redmond, Inc. SELF SERVICE SHOE STORE-114 Broad- way, Telephone 2-1581. Henry Alperin, Manager. BALL'S-Cleaners, Dyers and Shoe Rebuild- ers, Phone 2-3456. RUSCITTO-The Florist, 100 Jay St., Phone 4-2847. CREGANS-Compliments of Cregans, 715 State St. THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO.-- 145 Barrett St., L. J. Keefe,'Sales Agent. MEYERS STOVE and REPAIR SHOP-723 State St. WILLIAM WILSON-Jeweler, 718 State St. THE VEDDER DRESS SHOP-The Right Place to Buy the Right Dress. THE NEWEST LUNCH-715 Albany St., Phone 2-7147. Steaks and Chops, Tables for Ladies. J. V. MARLOW-Plumbing, Heating, Tele- phone 2-0174, 789 Albany St. ORIENTAL SHOP-416 SMITH ST. COMPLIMENTS OF HALLENBECKS BOOK SHOP, 751 STATE ST. COMPLIMENTS OF THOMAS-'TEN BRIN K, 102056 EASTERN AVE. GLEASON 8a BERNARDI-Funeral Direg tors, Jay St. SCHOLZ' MARKET-1329 State St., Cor. Elder, Buy Rite Store. HARRY H. RUVIN-REPRESENTATIVE OF THE NEW YORK LIFE INSUR- ANCE CO. THE CARL COMPANY - EXCLUSIVE WITH CA'RL'S, GLADYS PARKER FROCKS. CLARK WHITBECK CO.f-COMPLIMENTS OF CLARK WHITBECK CO. ACME PRESS-YOUR PRINTER FOR 20 YEARS. WHEN BETTER WORK IS DONE FOR LESS-WE'LL DO IT. 157 BALRRETT ST., TELEPHONE 4-7140. FLORENTINE BEAUTY SHOP-Compli- ments of Florentine Beauty Shop, 1329 State Street, Phone 2-9235. PEARSE 8: PAINTER CO.-Dealers in Coal and Wood. JACKSON'S-455 STATE ST., CANDY, SODA, FOOD, LIQUOR. BRESLAW BROS. - BETTER BUILT FURNITURE, 609 STATE ST. H. B. COHEN-Cigars, Confectionery and News, 1609 Union St., Phone 2-0555. MAY HAT SHOP-Compliments of the May Hat Shop, 42856 State Street. A. NOBLE APKES-Jeweler, 309 State St., Telephone 4-7033. MINHAM'S MEN'S SHOP-Crofut-Knapp Hats, Clothing, 179 Jay St., Phone 4-2544. Just Around the Corner from State St. LINPARK CLOTHES-222 State St., All Wool Suits, Overcoats, S15 and up. Phone 2-1715. ALLADIN SWEET SHOP-Compliments of Alladin Sweet Shop, 232 State St. RUSSEL R. BEYER-hFurs, Repairing, Re- Styling, Cold Storage, 135 Jay St. GOI.D'S-Restaurant, Tap Room, Delicates- sen, 631 State St. DALEY'S LUNCH-Compliments of Daley's Lunch. WALK-OVER-Walk-Over Shoe Store, 420 State St. GELBER'S INC.-Exclusive Furriers, 125 Jay St. G 5 G FIXTURE 8x APPLIANCE CO, INC. -Whole and Retail Dealers in Electrical Supplies and Fixtures, Radio Supplies, Tele- phone 4-9614, 514 State St. UNDERWOOD ELLIOTT FISHER CO.- Underwood Typewriters, Rental, Sales and Service, 151 Barrett St., Phone 4-5713. MQATEE DEPARTMENT STORE-170 Union St., f M if-ki-Ui WILLIAM J. LILLIS-Quality Insurance, 115 Clinton St., Opp. New City Hall, Phone 4-1133. Compliments of H O T E L VAN CURLER Taped' 4 Alfllluved t. Good Honlsekeeping A U Bureau L Q 'Ou r-ff? Ne W-'J' L 5. Jersey Ice Cream has been awarded the Good House- keeping seal of approval, carefully awarded for purity, cleanliness and quality of in- gredieiits. At Your Dealer's Store PHONE 4-9106 ORLOFF SCHOOL OF DANCING 269 STATE ST. Over Douglas Shoe Store Phonesff2-1418 or 4-6861 nstruetion in all types of Danciu New classes forming after the first of the year. I 411, . . Y- liz . ii ' m 'WH- + ' g- , A ' U C ' . ki!! W , Q E-1. Q . , A R i f E ix U V W - 5.11 RT: N -- X 've at ll it n j ,.,l.t.. r,.,ggy,, A ' ,tl.A ' -M 1. Ite m .r . -A - 1 -A -- 'f fl .7 ' fl ' -1 4 ' fc' Zifi .. L- , a ,f.f, , .9g- -- ,, V 4 , 1,,. rf f 'f fp- REMEMBER MERCHANDISE The Wiililnaee Co. -that fine store in Schenectady always bears the stamp of Quality and Reliability. CSignedj WALLACE,S CONN ELLY BROS. DAIRY QUALITY MILK and CREAM : - : Visit the Farm : - : DRINK MORE MILK IT'S GOOD FOR YOU .Ioseph's Clothes Shop 513 STATE STREET at Barrett Are You qualified to compete for the place in life you will want to fill? Consider our complete Secretarial Course, it will always be a help to you. Day or Evening Class. Special Terms Business and Secretarial School 243 STATE sT. PHONE 4-7619 Foy Latest 31,0115 Concert Band Instruments The Choice of the Artists Read Pan-American Band Instruments v A Medium Priced Factory THE KNIC KERBOCKER PRESS Guaranteed Line and MUSIC and ACCESSORIES THE ALBANY EVENING NEWS Best News-Latest News Repairs of Instruments FIDDLE SHOP 744 State Street COMPLIMENTS OF Walker's Drug Store BARN EYS For 101 Years Schenectady's Greatest Store High School Graduation IHQIIKS one of the important milestones in life and should be perpetuated with a. professional photograph. Vile invite you to inspect our large display of new style quality photographs-at reduced rates to NUSBAUM'S 447-451 State St. Young Men's Exclusive Outfits graduates. for THEZXVEEEESSFDIO Graduation D - a A. Mikkelsen Phone 4-4177 and other Affauns E. B. SALISBURY Sz SONS, Inc. Old C0mpm1y's Lehigh Hard Anthracite Compliments of The Lewis Shop 440 State Street Temple of Fashion in the Phone 4-9166 164 E1-ie Blvd. Odd F H , T 1 e ow s emp e A MANHATTAN MARKET 1730 Union Street Q WAI-DR0N'S CREAMERY MILDRED ELLEY PRIVATE BUSINESS ,SCHOOL Specializes in Training l-ligh School Graduates for Success in Business Send for Catalogue Describing Courses 227-229 Quail St. Albany, N. Y. 1721 Union Street COMPLIMEN TS OF A FRIEND u N H1125 'f . vig,,3i..T'- ' -1 M, v.L:C , E' 71-fg, ,- qq' e'5:g,'1',f- lik ,51'?'7- ifif. il -AV ,' Y f- , T-ffl e ,Qigf If-.b 23'7'Si!L 7' 1 'f' 951. --cr 1' f-,,:.21..Q?ff M f ,1!.:' 'Y -' ' .l , ,, 1 1 aw A -Av-mam-1-,3g. 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