Patterson High School - Clipper Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1942 volume:

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As We look through the pages one month, one year, or twenty-five years hence, they will not lose their brilliance or pale, because love and respect for the principles upon which this country was founded are the very spirit of the book. ..f' 2 41 1 f -5Q15i1+'f 3531124 1- ' , ' an 'V' . '- w -P fir Iwi, a W N QL , A - A . I ii? '5,?,l, K I ,- ti- , iv 4 I Q , nf. 3, I1 A .fl grin: 4, 'H' :gf I I 62 .1 1 gig I i A i QI? I I I lg I K X 21? 3 if . 'il TODAY THE YOUNG PEOPLE EVERYWHERE ARE PLAYING A VITAL PART IN SUPPORTING THE PROGRAM OF OUR COUNTRY. WHETHER THEY MAN OUR FLYING FORTRESSES, PATROL OUR SHORES AND SEAS, WORK IN DEFENSE INDUSTRIES, OR GO T0 sCHOOL, THEY HAVE A SIGNIFICANT ROLE IN THE PRESERVATION AND IMPROVEMENT OF THIS DEMOCRACY. T0 THIS YOUTH, WHOSE HIGH IDEALS AND PATRIOTIC ENTHUsIAsM ARE MAKING FOR A BETTER AMERICA, WE DEDICATE THE PATTERSON CLIPPER OF 1942. B 4 . V mi 91 A, If nn, .mugs V 4 dmlfanma is 5 -, ' 'J Patterson Clipper . . . EVER forward to meet the challenge of mapless seas and remote shores did the daring Clipper ships of yesterday set sail, stirring the heart of the American people with a spirit of pioneer heroism. We of Baltimore are particuarly proud that our harbor offered a homing haven to them. For many years Baltimore gloried in the splendor of their spreading canvas and sturdy hulls. Today, thanks to these pioneers of the deep, we rank second along the Atlantic seaboard. Among those to whom our gratitude can never be fully expressed is William Patterson, a philanthropist, who strove tirelessly for Baltimore's growth. He was the man who so generously bequeathed Patterson Park to further beautify and develop Baltimore, in respectful tribute, our own school was named after him. We are proud to wear the symbol of the Clipper ship on our rings and bear the memorial name of Patterson, for behind both there is a meaning - deep, sincere, and significant. f'?u'93f 5E W 41,44 , kv 'Wx 'Q J s E34 ,gm , -AQ igfgfhmlik vi - mm. -ww . f 3V'A, , ,.-' Q -11 NY Ss wiv ,XL X X fr' Ax X. .vgmwl AM The Classes of February and June, 1942 are fortunate in having had such able advisers as Miss Ursula Reese and Mrs. Craee Evelyn Rohr. Beeause these are trying times, I am glad that you have had the benefit of their guiding help during the past three years. I congratulate the two classes on this exeellent edition of THE C1.1Pm':R of 1942. Sincerely yours, NORMAN L. CLARK, Principal 5, K R . H. KATENKAMP CHESTER . ia! ViCe.PrlVlC P l M CLEARY Enlglifprinccipal STHATIU P- E 106-prlkzc . EDMUND R P 1120! ,gl CZ EUTTER A UL args, of SDPCJQZQ CILLEN WU' 4 -5311? I 0,21 -4.374 Q!!! Secretaries Keeping the records straight, seeing that the bells ring at the proper moment, Bling the daily slips, and issuing the morning notices are a few of the many responsibilities en- trusted to our very efficient secretaries, Miss Berman, Miss Freitag, and Miss Faimann. The Library The recent book campaign has provided Pat- terson with a well-stocked library. Pleasant fiction may be found here along with refer- ences on all subjects. The library is under the very capable guidance of Miss Sullivan, in the main building. and Miss Katzoff has charge of the library in the annex. llielitians A variety of homecookcd food. consisting of substantial vegetables and delectable desserts, are fed to the students of Patterson every day. Miss Stcmple and Miss Wright capably fill their positions of feeding Pattersonls 4,000 students. X f'i,,,','1,4f 's ' Hospital Hnnm All the equipment necessary for administering medical treatment for the ordinary school-day emergencies is found in PHUQCTSUIIVS hospital rooni. Dr. Herspergcr, thc physician, and Miss Foster, the nurse, are in charge in the main building, and Dr. Reiter and Miss Howard are in charge in the annex. A TE ow NG Bm msunv Mv The Facult ENGLISH: L. Eleanor Benson, A.B. I Senior Teacherj, Dorothy T. Barnett, A.B., Marie C. Chittick, B.S., Elizabeth A. Connelly, B.S., Paul B. Gillen, B.S., M.Ed., Florence M. Hufnagel, B.S., Eldora L. Kelley, A.B., George Ncumeister, B.S., Louis Posner, LL.B., A.B., Grace Evelyn Rohr, A.B., E. Irene Scalley, Sara Silverton, B. S., Ellen M. Taylor, B.S., Frances E. Way, Charlotte F. Wheatley, B.S., Irene White, A.B., Samuel H. Willis, A.B., M.A., LL.B. MATHEMATICS: Emma Lohrfink, B.S. I Senior Teacherl, Elsa J. Gerbode, B.S., John F. Keczmerski, B.S., Ella S. Levin, A.B., Edith B. McCleary, B.S., Eleanor A. O'Donnell, A.B., Ursula A. Reese, B.S., Mabel F. Schoeppler, B.S., Esther Schwartz, B.S., Loretta E. Whelan, A.B. HISTORY-CIVICS: Imogene H. Baldwin, A.B. I Senior Teacherj, Mary J. Curtis, A.B., Miriam DeWald, B.S., Dorothy M. Herbst, B.S., M.A., Janet B. Johnson, B.S., M.A., Ph.D., Mary A. McGarvey, Stanton C. Phelps, A.B., Margaret K. Reese, B.S., Helen F. Sharp, A.B., M.A., Vera D. Schwarzmann, A.B., Katherine T. Valentine, B.S., M.A. INDUSTRIAL ARTS: Marguerite B. Wirth lSenior Teacherl, Cleveland Bartlett, Claude A. Burkert, B.S., Bernard Feinberg, Philip W. Green, Emanuel Haifner, B.S., William E. Manley, John J. Rodemeyer. MODERN LANGUAGES: Nellie R. Bagwell, A.B., Elsa J. Gerbode, B.S., Georgina F. E. Paciarelli, A.B. LATIN: Sara Silverton, B. S. fSenior Teacherl, Grace Evelyn Rohr, A.B. LIBRARY: Margaret C. Sullivan, A.B. COMMERCIAL: Leanore M. Coard, M. A. fHeacl of De- partmentj, Ida Belle Benson, M. Katharine Bowersox, A.B., Bessie Brusowankin, B.S., Eleanor Hollander, Ethel L. Kaplan, B.S., Chester H. Katenkamp, B.S., M.A., D.Ed., LL.B.: Herbert G. McCarriar, B.S., M. Gladys McCollister, A.B., Allan Mainen, B.C.S., B.S., Virginia M. Mele, Gypsie Lee Pine, A.B., Margaret C. Reilly, B.S., Blanche T. Rogers, A.B., Bernice K. Sachs, Mabel Tumbleson, Rita E. Young, B.S. SCIENCE: Annette L. Jurgens, B.S. fSenior Teacherl, Max Berzofsky, Ralph L. Bartlett, B.S., M.S., Luther Ditman, B.E., Mary Alice Evans, A.B., Sidney W. Fishbein, B.S., Gwladys Hughes, A.B., M.A., Gordon E. Medinger, B.S., Harriett D. Vernon, A.B. VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE: Hildreth S. Lambert, B.S. lSenior Teacherj, Donald R. Smith, A.B., Edith Pruss, M.A., Mildred Aukschun, Dorothy Speer, Ph.D. PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Alvina M. Liebmann fSenior Teacherl, Joseph G. Fisher, B.S., Richard N. Hasselbach. B.S., Elsie A. Hudak, B.S., Joseph Mueller, B.S.E., Cecil T. Norris, B.S., Esther E. Whittemore, B.S., Shirley Biddison, B.S. ' HOME ECONOMICS: Elizabeth O. Perkins, B.S. ISenior Teacherj, Frances W. Dean, A.B., Florence H. Messner, B.S., Helen M. O'Brien, Christine R. Solomon, A.B., Elizabeth Virdin, B.S. ART: Evelyn A. Sommer, B.S., M.A. I Senior Teacher2, Mary R. Dixon, B.S., Ruth Dykes, Jeanette Frank, Virginia K. Poteet, A.B. MUSIC: Cecelia M. Grolock, B.S. I Senior Teacherj, Martha W. Pointer. SCHOOL PHYSICIAN: W. Grafton Hersperger, M.D. SCHOOL NURSE: Anne Foster, R.N. ANNEX SCHOOL NO. 43 E. EDMUND REUTTER, B.S., LL.B. KVice-Principal-in-Chargej ENGLISH: Ella M. French I Senior Teacherl, Samuel Bel- sky, A.B., J. Anna Bloom, A.B., Lillian E. Buckingham, A.B., Isadore A. Danenberg, B.S., Esther Deitz, B.S., E. May Hine, A.B., Thelma Hinegardner, A.B., Sarah E. Katzofl, B.S., Eleanor M. Roberts, B.S., Harriet A. Wells, Leonard Woolf, B. S. ' MATHEMATICS: Elizabeth C. Garner, A.B. fSenior Teacherj, Lucy V. Garey, B.S., Marie A. Haferkorn, Grace S. Henderson, Norma L. Hodges, A.B., Olive L. Smith, A.B. HISTORY-CIVICS: Evelyn W. Bush-Wilson, A.B. I Senior Teacherl, Jeannette S. Corns, Mary M. Dempsey, A.B., Margaret F. East, A.B., M.A., Ruth L. Hormats, A.B., Ida- mae T. Riley, A.B. GEOGRAPHY: Elizabeth R. Klippel fSenior Teacherl, Margretta Alford, Harry Chayt, B.S., Kathryn C. Civish, B.S., Marie Huth, Eleanor M. Roberts, 'B.S., Leonora L. Walker. SCIENCE: Ellen J. Dinsmore, A.B. INDUSTRIAL ARTS: Harry W. Krausse, B.S., Howard G. Lease, Richard F. Ruzicka, B.S. HOME ECONOMICS: Sybil S. Cooper, B.S. KSenior Teach- erl, Margaret D. Blake, B.S., Dorothy L. Friedenwald. ART: Alice Wood fSenior Teacherl, Jeanette Frank, Jane B. Mather, A.B. HYGIENE: Leonora L. Walker KSenior Teacherl, Virginia L. Jansen, B.S., Harriett A. Wells. MUSIC: Ruth Lester, B.M. VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE: Benjamin G. Kremen, B.S., Elizabeth S. Kirk, Ruth H. Doering. PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Ruth A. Falkenstein, A.B., Jiro Morita, B.P.E. SCHOOL PHYSICIAN: Robert A. Reiter, M.D. SCHOOL NURSE: Dorothy M. Howard, R.N. LIBRARY: Sarah E. Katzoff, B.S. Uzeir Idea , Our fdm! . . . Miss URSULA REEsE Mus. G. EWI-ILYN ROHR To MISS URSLTLA REESE, who has been a true friend and companion, we, the February class of 1942, wish to express our deepest gratitude. Never has she been too busy to listen to our problems or to offer a word of advice and encouragement when we needed her most. Therefore, we take this oppor- tunity to show our appreviation to her whose kindness and understanding have prepared us to meet vourageously all that will confront us as the youth of today and the citizens of tomorrow. To MRS. C. EVELYN ROHR, we, the class of June '42, are greatly indebted for the patience and leadership which she has shown in dealing with us throughout our high school days. We can never really fully express just what her guidance has meant, but we most sincerely appreciate her efforts in making our f-lass one of the best that has ever been graduated from Patterson. -www V .V Y -H . f lg s 2 , K X Class uf OFFICERS MINDEL SELTZER, President GENEVIEVE PIONTKOW February, 19112 SKI, Vice-President ANNAB1-:LLB WHALEY, S ecretary ANNA M CLASS SONG TUNE: The Caisson Song With a shout, with a cheer We are striving through the yearg We're the class of '42, We will work, and we'll fight For the glorious green and white Colors waving, stalwart and true. lt's at Patterson, our Alma Mater's door Opportunity for you and me, So we'll compromise And to our goal we'll rise. '42 for us it will be. ,42 for us it will be. Lo A Februa ry, 1942 UISE SCARDIN Axmnoo, Tr BGSUFCT RICHARD ABEL saRich91 A cheerful lad, and most depend- able, To be sure, is very commendable. Sports Editor of 4'Clipper, Honor Club RALPH O. ANDERSON aAndy,, His sandy hair and thick, short curls Make him popular with the girls. Football, Softball ALBERT AUGUSTYNOWICZ saAuggies1 A fjovial youth, who's quite care- ree An efficient draftsman he'll prove to be. Rifle Club, Class Representative, Class Leader DOLORESlg1IELEN BAK Li e179 Anything she has she'll lend 5 Nothing is too much for a friend. Open Forum Club, Camera Club, Tennis Club, Archery Club, Bowling Club ELSIE MARGUERITE BAKER LLEISH She is so sweet and debonair, It seems she never has a care. Ice Skating Club, Open Forum Club MILDRED L. BAKER Millie She's peppyg she's jollyg she's never asleep, Her beaus and her friends she finds easy to keep. Glee Club, Rifle Club, Open Forum Club, Bowling Club, Operetta JULIA BALKO HBlondie Fair and fragile as a flower, Alert, ambitious every hour. Glee Club, Science Club, Knitting Club, Camera Club, Open Forum Club, Garden Club., Honor Club, Senior Play, Operetta HELEN BANGERT She had but little she wanted to sayg She found success in every way. Robert Frost Poetry Club, Knit- ting Club, Honor Club, Bowling Club JOSEPH BERAN uiloseyyv Josey is a good old guy, Even though he's silent and shy. Student Patrol , HELEN NANA BERNARD Frenchie The grace and poise of a poet has she, A shining future she's bound to SCC. French Club, Spanish Club, Open Forum Club, Robert Frost Poetry Club, Honor Club, Roller Skating Club, Press Club MATTHEW W. BOGDAN Ready and anxious always to start- A football carved upon his heart. Varsity Track, Varsity Football BERNICE COSKI cscosss fovial, jolly, never bluew- Friendship here is deep and true. Roller Skating Club, Ice Skating Club, Open Forum Club, Social Dance Club, Tennis Club, Bowl- ing Club, Winter Carnival LUCILLE CREAMER li Lucyn Her smile is befriending, Never offending. Open Forum Club, Roller Skating Club, Ice Skating Club, Garden Club, Senior Glee Club PAUL CZERKOVICH Czerky A friend in need, That's Paul, indeed. Open Forum Club, Press Club, Student Patrol ARTHUR A. DERRICKSON snottssv A camera fiend he is and moreg Pictures of girls he has by the score. Student Patrol, Baseball, Touch Football META C. F. DIMPERT saD0lly99 Lively, peppy, full of life, Some day she'll make a charming wife. Drum Corps, Honor Club, Ice Skating Club, Open Forum Club, Rifle Club, Roller Skating Club, Eypling Club, Basketball, Fencing u DAVID DI SALVATORE 4sDavess A student who tried and would never give in, Till he found that success was gotten within. ROSE DOYAS Reds With a smile she greets you every day, To help you banish cares away. Library Club, Class Representative BERNARD A. DRAPER A tall, slim lad, with wavy hair, In this world he has not a care. DOROTHY MAY DRISCOLL Asnotsss Cheerful and helpful to everyone, She never stops till her task is done. Clee Club, Senior Dramatic Club, Ice Skating Club, Operettas, Library Club, Bowling Club LILLIAN EISMAN Butch A kindly heart enveloped in gold, A louelier maiden youill never behold. Roller Skating Club, Class Repre- sentative, Honor Club, Chemistry Club, Knitting Club, Volley Ball, Basketball, Bowling Club CALVIN C. ERMER L4J0e57 A versatile youth with knowledge wide, In him one need not fear to confide. H. Y. Club, French Club, Base- ball, Basketball, Soccer UMBERTO A. FANNIE LEAP! A jovial boy, who makes all smile At his sense of humor all the while. MURIEL B. FAULKNER Like a queen, regal and fair, Herself with dignity she does bear. FRANK FICKUS 6SBudH As he sports his winning grins, Trouble vanishes and fun begins. Student Patrol, Chemistry Club KATHERINE FLEZANIS A4Kittys9 Behold, a maiden sweet and small, So bright at work, and kind to all. Roller Skating Club, Robert Frost Poetry Club, Class Play, Honor Club, Knitting Club, Clipper Staff FLORENCE GLASSMAN Fleasy W ith pleasing manner and charm- ing smile, She makes you forget your cares for a while. Open Forum Club, Radio Ama- teur Hour Club, Tennis Manager, Bowling Club, Winter Carnival, Student Patrol RUTH GORDON Rudy Dreamers live in a world un- entered, Upon that world her mind is centered. Camera Club, Open Forum Club, Archery Club, Rifle Club, Ice Skating Club DOROTHY JEAN HASTRY I like her walkg she's debonair, For she wears clothes with quite a flair. Club of Expression, Drum Corps, Radio Amateur Hour Club, Rifle Club, Senior Dramatic Club, Taxi- dermy Club, lce Skating Club, Club Council, Class Representative CHARLOTTE M. HEATH Shots A mischievous twinkle in her eye- Never have we heard her sigh. Radio Amateur Hour Club, Open Forum Club, Honor Club, Dance Recital, Winter Carnival LILLIAN C. HEYMANN Maisie Sweet are the words which from her lips flow, Just as sweet is her patience welve learned to know. Glee Club, Garden Club, Open Forum Club, Winter Carnival, Operetta, Junior Play, Class Rep- resentative, Honor Club, Senior Play, Clipper,' Staff MARJORIE ALINE HOGAN Margie', Lovely and cheerful, full of grace She'll surely achieve a worthy place. Dance Club, Ice Skating Club, Open Forum Club, Glee Club, Spanish Club, Winter Carnival, Dance Recital, Clipper Stall MARGARET ELIZABETH HOLDEFER ul-,ihbyss Books are her joy and heart's desire, This is a trait we all admire. Glee Club, Library Club, Ice Skating Club, Hockey, Basketball, Bowling Club HAZEL R. JONES a4Haz79 A jovial lass, fair of face, In her the class's faith we place. Knitting Club, Student Patrol, Student Coach Club, Class Repre- sentative, Chemistry Club, '6Clip- per Staff, Bowling Club, Hockey, Volley Ball MICHAEL JORANKO saldeftyv Baseball is his one delight, At a game you'll find him every night. AMINA JOSEPH 'fMinaf' She is tall, stately, and very sweet, With rhythm in her dancing feet. Typing Club, Dance Club, Bowl- ing Club LOUIS KAZMEROWSKI 6AKaZ75 In any sport, at any game, This sturdy lad has won acclaim. French Club, Ice Skating Club, Student Patrol, Chemistry Club, Table Tennis Club, Dance Club, Football, Soccer, Softball, Base- ball, Basketball, Track PHILIP WALTER KNORR ssphilvs An athlete of unusual skill, Strong and handsome is our Phil. Ice Skating Club, Golf Club, Football, Soccer, Softball, Base- ball, Basketball, Track FRANCES J. LAZZARO sslprann A song in her heart when days are dreary, A smile on her lips make lives less weary. Senior Glee Club, Open Forum Club, Garden Club, Honor Club, Bowling Club, Operetta ANN RUTH LLOYD aacubbyas Daintily her hands do lie, Bat o'er the keyboard they do fly- Open Forum Club, Volley Ball, Bowling Club WILLIAM LOECHEL scwiubi Amid paint and canvas he lives apart, His one great passion is his art. Art Editor of Clipper Stall ANNA ANITA MAKRIDOO iGAnn,7 Anna's lovable, peppy, and full of pranks. For our La Conga entertainment we give her thanks. Spanish Club, Drum Corps, Club of Expression, Typing Club, Open Forum Club, Honor Club, Hockey, Softball, Basketball, Dodgeball, Archery, Winter Carnival, Class Representative, Class Treasurer CHRIS MATTHEWS Large, muscular, and very tall, Good-humored, too, to one and all. Art Club, Printing Club, Student Patrol, Golf Club, Football, Track, Wrestling .IUNE MAXWELL npudgyss Attractive, graceful, and gifted with poise, One that to others will bring many joys. Dance Club, Honor Club, Dance Recitals, Operetta, Business Man- ager of Clipper, Winter Carnival ANNA MARGARET McDONOUGH uAnnn There's laughter in the Irish eye, Of this colleen so sweet and shy. Senior Glee Club, Open Forum Club, Dance Club, Bowling Club, Archery, Operetta ww, is MARGARET AZONA McDONOUGH Mints A jovial girl with laughter and glee, She is always gay and so care- free. Senior Glee Club, Open Forum Club, Dance Club, Bowling Club, Archery, Operetta MARY E. MEINECKE Tootsie School spirit, she is minus none, Being near her is lots of fun. Garden Club, Dance Club, Open Forum Club, Class Representa- tive, Softball CLARA V. MILBOURNE npinkyv Although she's simple, quiet, sweet, She is very hard to beat. Open Forum Club, Drum Corps, Roller Skating Club, Ice Skating Club JOHN A. MOORE, JR. Genius Small in stature, big in heart, With friends like him we hate to part. MARY ELIZABETH MORGAN Mickey She is friendly and very gay In the nicest sort of way. Rifle Club, Drum Corps, Ice Skat- ing Club, Roller Skating Club, Typing Club, Open Forum Club SAM C. MOSCA Cdsami, He looks tothe future with never a frown. This big business world will not get him down. Open Forum Club, Student Pa- trol, Junior Play ALICE MARIE MUCHOROWSKI Brownie Small in body, warm in heart, One from whom we hate to part. Student Patrol, Open Forum Club, Bowling Club MARGARET MURPHY asMargevv Pleasing personality, simple, and sweet- Here's a good home-maker that all should meet. Open Forum Club, Bowling Club FLAVIO LYNN NARDONE Cfsonnyf, A little, but a witty boy- The teacher's nightmare, the class's joy. Track, Baseball, Football CARMELLA MARY NICCOLI Mellie With a smile on her lips, a twinkle in her eye, She gives one the impression of being shy. Open Forum Club, Volley Ball FANNIE MARY PALMIERI G4Skip77 Small in stature, jolly and sweet, The type of person one likes to meet. Open Forum Club, Spanish Club, Volley Ball, Honor Club BETTYE MAE PARKENT 6kBuInp97 So great of heart, so fine of speech, Her dearest dreams are at her reach. Press Club, Honor Club, Editor- in-Chief of the Clipper, Winter Carnival, Softball GENEVIEVE PIONTKOWSKI Jennie Tall as a goddess and just as fair, But that's not all, there's intelli- gence there. Clee Club, Open Forum Club, Honor Club, Charm Circle, Var- sity Volley Ball, Winter Carnival, Operetta, Class Treasurer, Class Vice-President MARY THERESA PROCHAZKA GiPr077 Peppy and sweet, egicient and neat, One whom I'm sure yozfd all like to meet. Open Forum Club, Roller Skat- ing Club, Typing Club, Spanish Club WILLIAM RACHUBIN SKI niRaChya1 Quiet, subtle, and content, Before him hurdles will be bent. Roller Skating Club, Ice Skating Club, Student Patrol VINCENT F. ROMEO Cary Grant He's vigorous and tactful, toog A brilliant future is in view. Class President, Class Represen- tative, Clipper,' Staff, Football, Baseball, Chemistry Club DOROTHY IDA RUSIN saRuSs9 On life's road she wanders, fear- less of retreat, Ever onward to success, un- daunted by defeat. Open Forum Club, Glee Club, Honor Club, Winter Carnival, Deck Tennis Club LOUISE C. SCARDINA sal-louse A willing heart, a winning smile, To help you onward every mile. Open Forum Club, 4'Clipper StaH, Knitting Club, Honor Club, Dramatic Club, Student Coach Club, Volley Ball, Bowling Club KATHERINE AMELIA SCHEUFEL 5iKaSs!, A musical artist this maiden will beg To the door of success we'll give her the key. Knitting Club, Open Forum Club, Club Council, Bowling Club, Class Representative JOHN SCHMID '6The Baron Temperamental, wise, this fellow, Schm,eed - You can bet your life that he'll succeed. JEFFREY SCHWINN LGJCHU All children ofrhythyn come out to sing, When Jeff his trumpet starts to swing. French Club, Archery Club, Chemistry Club MINDEL SELTZER scMindyvr A cheerful, lovely, versatile lass, In scholarship she leads the class. Honor Club, Student Coach Club, Latin Club, Junior Dramatic Club, Press Club, Robert Frost Poetry Club, Open Forum Club, Senior Dramatic Club, Chemistry Club, Spanish Club, Club Council, Club of Expression, Knitting Club, Handbook Committee, Class President, Senior Play, Junior Play, School Radio Programs, Softball, Bowling Club, Volley Ball DORIS SERIO Little Girl Small in size, but broad in mind, This little girl is sweet and fine. Typing Club, Knitting Club, Swimming Club, Open Forum Club, Ice Skating Club MARJORIE SETTAN Margie Come and trip it as you go , With her, you need a dancing toe. Roller Skating Club, Ice Skating Club, Open Forum Club ELEANOR MARIE SHANE 6'Blondie With golden voice and air serene, Her true beauty can be seen. Glee Club, Open Forum Club, Honor Club, Operetta, Clipper Staff, Winter Carnival HANNAH STABILE atHanes A brilliant mind, a charming lass, A leader is she in her class. Open Forum Club, Garden Club, Golf Club, Bowling Club, Roller Skating Club, Softball, Winter Carnival, Tennis Club, Clipper Staff SADYE TERRACINA wrerryvs Diplomatic, friend to all, Always at your beck and call. Club of Expression, Open Forum Club, Social Dance Club, Bowling Club, Roller Skating Club, Golf Club, Winter Carnival, Class Rep- resentative, Senior Play AGNES VALENTI arAggien A sweet, attractive, kinde of graceuf Her charm is never out of place. Golf Club, Roller Skating Club, Dance Club, Open Forum Club, Winter Carnival .IOSEPHINE VETRI LLJ07! Jovial, jolly, and full of fun- She is a friend and a very good one. Typing Club, Knitting Club EDITH V. WAGNER saEets99 She has a charming manner that can't be beatg She's very attractive and always neat. Swimming Club, Fencing Club, Club Council, Open Forum Club, Honor Club MELBA LAIRD WALLACE Melb', A student so kind, so loyal and true, Success and good fortune will follow her through. Honor Club, Student Coach Club, Spanish Club, French Club, Latin Club, Senior Glee Club, Knitting Club, Open Forum Club GLADYS FRANCES WEBER Smiles A cute brunette with a come hithern smile- Dancing, her hobby, is really worthwhile. Roller Skating Club, Ice Skating Club, Open Forum Club, Dra- matic Club ANNABELLE ELIZABETH WHALEY ALAHHQQ Lithe and willowy, tall and slim, Always neat and always trim. Rifle Club, Garden Club, Open Forum Club, Bowling Club, Swim- ming Club, Tennis Club, Winter Carnival, Dance Recital, Class Secretary Lfredif Wh re Hredif I Duc. . . HONOR STUDENTS-FEBRUARY MINDEL SELTZER DOROTHY RUSIN CATHERINE FLEZANIS MINDEL SELTZER DOROTHY RUSIN CATHERINE FLEZANIS These students have been on the Honor Roll for thirteen or more quarters. Mindel Seltzer has been on the Honor Roll throughout her entire high school course, and has been on the division of Excellence for twelve quarters. Other Honor Students are: Helen Bangert, 9 quarters, Genevieve Piontkowski, 8 quarters, Lillian Heymann, 8 quarters. MYRTLE CLISHAM ANOELO ALECCE DOROTHY SCHULZ ALBERT LUTZ HONOR STUDENTS-J UNE MYRTLE CLISHAM ANGELO ALECCE DOROTHY SCHULZ ALBERT LUTz These students have an unbroken Honor Roll record throughout their four years of high school. Other Honor Students: Barbara Bartholomay, 13 quartersg Charlotte Doyas, 12 quarters, Robert Pasterfield, 12 quartersg Myrtle King, 12 quartersg Charlotte Scott, 12 quartersg Miriam Ford, 11 quarters, Alex Weiner, 11 quarters, Elaine Schneeberger, 10 quarters, Margaret Menges, 9 quarters, Irene Kralik, 8 quarters, Gladys Stewart, 8 quarters, Charles Werner, 8 quarters. 21 OFFICERS Rosnnr PA STERFIELD, President IRENE K Blass nf June, 1942 RALIK Vi , ce-President CHARLOTTE S COTT, Secretary NICHOL SI AS Jeno CLASS SONG Our Class of Forty-two Is striving to attain its goal. Patterson, we'll work for you, As on the waves we roll. Our clipper ship onward We at th sailing, e helm shall 0 always beg ur beacon never failing, As we journey out u pon life's sea. MICH, Treasurer FLORENCE ABENDSCHEIN GSFIOYQ Demure and modest, becomingly tall, Flo commands respect and love of all. Glee Club, Open Forum Club DOROTHY ADKINS saD0ttys1 Dottie is cute, or still better petite , To see her and know her are really a treat. Rifle Club, Table Tennis Club, Student Patrol, Open Forum Club, Hockey, Softball, Basketball CHARLOTTE AHL Char In watching our senior year go by, We discovered a maiden sweet and shy. Open Forum Club, Winter Carnival ANGELO ALECCE HI-leeCe39 This young man may proudly stroll, He's always on the Honor Roll. Open Forum Club, French Club, Honor Club, Press Club EDWARD ALEXANDER uEdva In music he's always ready to sing, When he does his best, he's as good as Bing. Ice Skating Club, Radio Amateur Hour Club, Open Forum Club, Locker Monitor CONRAD J. AMRHEIN Wolfpaw The boy with the temperamental wave, Which, sometimes, simply won't behave. Class Representative, Open Forum Club, Student Patrol, Table Tennis Club GERALDINE ATWELL nilerryn Her auburn hair and light green eyes Are sure to win a beauty prize. Rifle Club, Open Forum Club CARMELINA BADOLATA Carmie Her type is very hard to find- A cheerful heart, a tranquil mind. Open Forum Club, Senior Glee Club DIMITRA BAKAS Dimi', A brunette she 'with soft brown eyes, Heart so big, and judgment wise. Library Club, Honor Club, Open Forum Club, Commercial Club, Red Cross Club IDA BALK ulkess A better worker youyll never find, Nor one with a more progressive mind. Open Forum Club, Charm Circle, Winter Carnival LAWRENCE BARRASH s4Larry79 In school and out, Lawrence tries to do rightg For him we foresee a future thatis bright. Ice Skating Club, Chef Club, Table Tennis Club, Orchestra BARBARA BARTHOLOMAY ffsabs' Although she is not very tall, She is a lot of fun for all. Roller Skating Club, French Club, Winter Carnival, Aquilifer, Open Forum Club, Clipper Staff, Class Representative, Honor Club, Student Coach Club WILLIAM BAUM 6LBill97 Baseball, basketball, soccer and school, He plays the games according to rule. Soccer, Baseball, Basketball SALLY BENESCH 4-:Sales A charming girl with dazzling eyes, That are clear and bright as mid- spring skies. Dance Club, Radio Amateur Hour Club, Class Representative, Stu- dent Patrol, Open Forum Club, Roller Skating Club, Bowling Club, Winter Carnival ELRENE BERLETT Renee Beauty and loveliness has Elrene- Never a girl more sweet or serene. French Club, Chemistry Club, Ice Skating Club, Open Forum Club, Bowling Club, Swimming Club, Honor Club, Press Club DOROTHY BEWIG 64D0t99 When a friend you need thatis good and true, Dorothy Bewig comes smilin' through. Radio Amateur Hour Club, Class Representative, Ice Skating Club, Class Secretary, Club Council, Open Forum Club, Winter Car- nival, Junior Play, Bowling Club JUNE BLATTNER Blitz A radiant smile like the morning sun Makes her a friend to everyone. Senior Clee Club, Bowling Club, Open Forum Club, Typing Club, Operetta, Class Representative, Student Patrol, Honor Club, Win- ter Carnival, Basketball, Ice Skat- ing Club IREN E BOCN AR Renie Blond hair, eyes blue, Always helpful, always true. Open Forum Club CATHERINE BRADY 4tKittyss She's an Irish colleen as we all know, W hen her blue eyes smile, watch troubles go. Club of Expression, Open Forum Club, Winter Carnival, Volley Ball, Bowling Club, Deck Tennis Club INEZ BREHM '4Duchess Shining black hair and sky-blue eyes- She is lovely as well as wise. Ice Skating Club, Open Forum Club, Roller Skating Club, Bowl- ing Club, Winter Carnival WILLIS C. BRUNK Hain Clever, honest, gay, and out- standing, We'll all miss Bill when we dock at the landing. Roller Skating Club, Table Tennis Club, Open Forum Club, Track EILEEN BUERKLE Ohio The brown-eyed Eileen with her dazzling smile Makes life in school for boys worthwhile. Open Forum Club, Honor Club, Winter Carnival, Student Coach Club MARY CADDELL Killer A well-known person is Killer Caddellg Though we tease her a lot, we think she's aswell. Patterson Playsbop, .lunior Glee Club, Senior Glee Club, Honor Club, Student Patrol, Open Forum Club, Ice Skating Club, Roller Skating Club, Volley Ball, Basket- ball, Operetta, Winter Carnival EUGENE CERRETA He talks sometimes at a very fast rate, But whatever he utters carries mach weight. Open Forum Club ANCELINE CHIRGOTT 4sAngess Ange is gay, a charming friendg Her good-sportsmanship has no end. Open Forum Club .M - . . 21. MYRTLE CLISHAM Clish W'e've never found a task from which she'd shirkg She always shows a willingness to work. Honor Club, Open Forum Club, Student Coach Club, Handbook Committee, Aquilifer, Class Rep- resentative, Winter Carnival, Editor-in-Chief of Clipper DOROTHY COLLINS b6DOt77 Calm and quiet, a friend is sheg Her skill at typing you'll always see. Typing Club, Roller Skating Club, Honor Club, Open Forum Club, Winter Carnival LENA COSENTINI iSLen!3 Lena with her Southern drawl Brings laughter to the hearts of all. Open Forum Club, Commercial Club, Club Council, Red Cross Club, Hockey MARGARET COSKI Margie Always smiling and content, She is our source of merriment. Senior Glee Club, Typing Club, Open Forum Club, Tennis Club MARY ELIZABETH COX ffMike A friendly lass with eyes of blue Who's full of fun and humor too. Roller Skating Club, Ice Skating Club, Open Forum Club, Bowling Club, Winter Carnival MELVIN A. CRAWFORD 56M0e7, He's often burdened with arduous work, But a chance to help he'll never shirk. Open Forum Club, Ice Skating Club, Honor Club RITA DAYHOFF Glamour,' The way she walks is quite a feat, Glamorous Rita from head to feet. Ice Skating Club, Open Forum Club, Student Patrol, Roller Skat- ing Club, Tennis Club, Winter Carnival LOUISE DIBERNARDINE ttDeess A charming smile and flashing eyes- These assets are a priceless prize. Dance Club, Knitting Club, Win- ter Carnival, Bowling Club, Soft- ball, Tennis Club, Basketball JAMES CLAY DIGGS 4aM0Se9s His hair is red, and he's not green, For with the girls he can be seen. Rifle Club, Ice Skating Club, Roller Skating Club MARY ANNA DI PASQUALE Mary Deen Mary has a personality, Full of charm and piety. Open Forum Club, Ice Skating Club, Tennis Club CHARLOTTE DOYAS 'iCharle Her life is full of joy and gladness, And may it never change to sadness. Honor Club, President of the Robert Frost Poetry Club, Library Club, Open Forum Club, Student Coach, Student Patrol, Table Tennis Club, Fencing Club, Class Representative JOHN ERCOLE 4sECkvs School, music, work, and play, Is his schedule for every day. Roller Skating Club, Ice Skating Club, Band MARJORIE ESBRANDT 5iMarge77 Quiet and smart, attractive and neat, Margie, the calm, the clever, the sweet. Open Forum Club, French'Club, Press Club, Ice Skating Club, Honor Club, Chemistry Club, Swimming Team, Bowling Team IRMAH ESSER GLS7, So quiet and shy during the school day, Her quietness will large divi- dends pay. Open Forum Club, Student Pa- trol, Typing Club, French Club, Fencing Club, Archery Club, Winter Carnival, Deck Tennis Club MARY EWACHIW Wa-hoo A little girl with a pretty face- She has tranquillity, charm, and grace. Open Forum Club, Hockey, Bas- ketball, Winter Carnival MILDRED FANSLAN Half Pint Her hair is blond, her eyes are blue, I'm sure she would do much for you. French Club, Open Forum Club, .lunior C-lee Club, Robert Frost Poetry Club PAUL FINKELSTEIN ffrinke That he's a loyal sport fan, there cannot be a doubt, He's always present at our games to cheer and shout. Open Forum Club, Art Club, Stu- dent Football Manager, Student Track Manager FRANCES FISCHER Frannie Our own dear Fran is blond and tall, Charming, daring, and a friend to all. Honor Club, Latin Club, Open Forum Club, Bowling Club, Ice Skating Club, Tennis Club, Roller Skating Club, Winter Carnival THEODORA FLURY 4iThe079 Self-restrained, quiet, and gentle is sheg A true friend to all she ever will be. Class Representative MIRIAM FORD ttMimps9 A wizard at shorthand, she'll surely succeed 5 Some day in Who's Whof, about her we'll read. Ice Skating Club, Knitting Club, Junior Glee Club, Student Patrol, Honor Club, Senior Glee Club, Spanish Club, Open Forum Club, Bowling Club, Winter Carnival, Operetta, Clipper', Staff LENORE FREUND Frundy Lenore Freund, a pretty lass, Is quite the pride of all her class. Open Forum Club, Student Pa- trol, Basketball, Tennis Club, Clipper Staff MAHLON S. GEHO Prof Best known as a clever scientist, Some day Einstein he will assist. Glee Club, Chemistry Club, Sci- ence Club, French Club MARY GESS Guess She sits at her desk with a far- away lookg She is seldom aware of what's in the book. Typing Club, Open Forum Club, Roller Skating Club, Swimming Club, Bowling Club ANNA GEWERA A. G. With her stately walk and friendly smile, She causes all to linger awhile. Ice Skating Club, Open Forum Club, Bowling Club, Tennis Club, Drag Tennis Club, Swimming C u MARCELLA GLOWACKA '6Measles With a bright look, the future she'll face, Serene and assured with maiden- ly grace. Open Forum Club, Ice Skating Club, Student Patrol, Tennis Club, Bowling Club SEYMOUR GOLDBERC Reds Of red-heads there are very few, But here is one for '42. Open Forum Club, .lunior Varsity Track, Junior Varsity Basketball JOHN GOODMAN 44.10677 It may be of storm, a trip, or whale, But he always spins his daily tale. Football, Basketball, Baseball FRANK GRECCO AaHankas Always cheerful, and gay is he, Really as lively as he can be. Printing Club, Open Forum Club, Chemistry Club, Basketball, Soft- ball MINNIE GREENBERC Mickey Minnie is talented in many ways. Y ou'll not find her going around in a daze. Open Forum Club, Honor Club EILEEN GREENSFELDER Greens Blond and petite, with hurrying feet, She'll reach her goal without a defeat. Student Patrol, Press Club, Open Forum Club, Typing Club, Bowl- ing Club, Tennis Club, Ice Skat- ing Club, Class President, Honor Club ISOBEL HAMMOND CCISSYW Quietly she goes her way And makes the most of each school day. Charm Circle, Glee Club, Typing Club, Honor Club, Open Forum Club, Bowling Club, Winter Carnival ANTHONY HOFFMAN iiT0ny7, He's not the same that in history won fame, But big things he'll do to uphold that name. Open Forum Club, Student Base- ball Manager, Soccer, Wrestling ROLAND H. JAWORSKI, JR. GEROIH Good-looking is he and stylish too, The girls all have this point of view. Camera Club, Mineralogy Club, Soccer, Basketball, Baseball, Foot- ball, Track, Student Patrol, Band, Orchestra, Fencing Club, Class Secretary, Class Representative NICK JEROSIMICH 4'Nickie Strong towers may tumble and decay, But a great name shall never pass away. Class President, Class Represent- ative, Open Forum Club, Play- shop. Club of Interpretation, Club of Expression, Senior Dramatic Club, Commercial Club, Senior Play. .lunior Varsity Track, Var- sity Track Manager, Varsity Font- ball Manager, Class Treasurer ANNA JONDO Anne', Whether you pronounce it Anna or Anne, She will always lend you a help- ing hand. Open Forum Club, Bowling Club, Winter Carnival, Rifle Club, MClipper Staff MARY JONES .lonesie All the world seems lovely and kind, When a voice like Mary's by chance we find. Glee Club, Open Forum Club, Fencing Club JACQUELYN JUDGE Jackie Mischievous, daring, and quite full of life- Boy, oh boy, will she make a good wife! lee Skating Club, Roller Skating Club, Club Council, Senior Glee Club, Latin Club, ODen Forum Club, French Club, Winter Car- nival, Honor Club GRACE KALB Gracie Her pleasant manner and winning way, Make those around her want to stay. Class Representative, Roller Skat- ing Club GENEVIEVE KAMINSKI sajennyvs At first a laugh will echo out g Then we know Genevieveis about. Ouen Forum Club. Glee Club, Library Club, Ice Skating Club, Bowling Club, Winter Carnival FLORENCE KAMM GGFIOH She's a perfect one with whom to chat, She'll make her wayg we're sure of that. GENEVIEVE KARCZEWSKI Genne Genne is the serious one, She has her fun when work is done. Charm Circle, Typing Club, Open Forum Club, Honor Club, Press Club, Deck Tennis Club JOSEPHINE KARCZEWSKI HJ0Se!7 Bubbling over with joy and laughter- With her around, the day goes faster. Typing Club, Deck Tennis Club, Charm Circle, Open Forum Club MYRTLE KING Queenie Hereis our friend who can dance and sing: She's the happy-go-lucky Myrtle King. Latin Club, Open Forum Club, Ice Skating Club, Roller Skating Club, Honor Club, Library Club, Winter Carnival, Bowling Club, Student Coach Club GLORIA KLINGMEYER Klingy Always smiling, never blue, A happy friend who is always true. Charm Circle, Open Forum Club, Student Patrol, Class Representa- tive, 6'Clipper Stall, Bowling Club, Winter Carnival RITA KNIGHTON Dimples Dimples in her cheeks, eyes that always shine- She is very sweet, and also very fine. Open Forum Club, Tennis Club, Deck Tennis Club, Bowling Club, Winter Carnival WALTER KRAFT -G5Ripf1 After all, there is no more to be said g Itis plain to see he has brains in that head. Open Forum Club, Track IRENE KRALIK Kral She types, she sewsg she does uhomecookingng That's the girl for whom F rangois is looking. Ice Skating Club, Latin Club, Open Forum Club, Bowling Club, Tennis Club, Winter Carnival, Honor Club, .lunior Play, Student Coach Club, Press Club SOPHIE KRAMER '4Glamour In love and in friendship always be true To Patterson's colors, the and the blue. she'll white Open Forum Club, French Club, Junior Play DANIEL A. KUYAWA 4sDan99 Always alert, filled with vigor and vim, What will the Student Patrol do without him? Open Forum Club, Honor Club, Student Patrol NORMA KUYAWA 5AN0r99 folly, happy, friendly, and gay, Seldom has she much to say. Open Forum Club, Ice Skating Club, Roller Skating Club, Win- ter Carnival, Deck Tennis Club, Bowling Club, Tennis Club LUCILLE LANE 6iIJu77 Our quiet little Lucille Lane May greatness some day attain. Roller Skating Club, Open Forum Club, French Club, Winter Car- nival, Tennis Club CARROLL LANGE ulohnnie, Oscar Rain, snow, sleet, or shine, Carroll's in school, looking ine. Printing Club, Glee Club, Open Forum Club, Track, Student Pa- trol, Operetta JOSEPH LASPINA GIJoe!! Down from Penn. this fellow came, To add his bit to our schoolls name. ALICE LEE 5GLee,, A better person you'll never find To chase those blues right from your mind. Roller Skating Club, Knitting Club, Carden Club, Rifle Club, Club of Expression, Open Forum Club, Golf Club, Bowling Club, Winter Carnival ROBERT E. LEE scB0bv He doesn't have a mustache, or dark and wavy curls, But hels a football player and a favorite of the girls. Open Forum Club, Student Patrol, Football, Softball, Fencing Club RITA LEVENSON 44RiCky91 A girl with self-respect she is, And at her work she is a wizf' Roller Skating Club, Open Forum Club, Winter Carnival, Bowling Club JEAN LEWIS uL0u91 Able and willing to do any task, She tries to comply with all that you ask. ' Winter Carnival RUTH LIEBERMAN Peanuts An inner self we find has she, The mischievous Cupid holds the key. Typing Club, Open Forum Club, Honor Club, Charm Circle CHARLES LOOS Chuck A good mixer, well-liked by all his pals, Teachers, classmates, and all the ugalsiu Golf Club, Ice Skating Club, Roller Skating Club, Student Patrol, Class Representative MARGARET LOYALL LGMag7! Tall and silent, kind and steady, For work or pleasure, she's always ready. Open Forum Club, Club of Ex- pression, Student Patrol, Bowling Club ALBERT LUTZ , Government Man Laughable, lovable, artistic is heg A wittier boy we have yet to see. Open Forum Club, Science Club, Press Club, Honor Club, Chem- istry Club, '6Clipper Staff, Senior Play , ALBERT MCDERMOTT AAMHCVQ Mac has the high ambition Of becoming a mathematician. Open Forum Club, Class Treas- urer, Student Patrol DOROTHY McKENNEY '6Doodie Witty and kind, alert in mind, She's the truest friend you ever will find. Bowling Club, Winter Carnival, Open Forum Club, Ice Skating Club, Rifle Club, Clipper Staff MARGARET MCLEWEE Mickey Mickey, with her friendly ways, Spreads cheer all through our high school days. Dance Recital, Roller Skating Club, Open Forum Club, Volley Ball RAYMOND McMlLLIN Dapper Dan Whenever you see him, he's dressed in latest style, Another thing he always wears is a pleasant smile. Rifle Club, Roller Skating Club, Open Forum Club, Student Patrol JOSEPH MACRI i6JOe5Y Whenever it comes to performing good deeds, Joe is the one who continually leads. Soccer WANDA MATUSZAK tswandyss Wanda is quiet and oh, so sweet! A truer friend youlll never meet. Open Forum Club, Volley Ball, Tennis Club, Bowling Club, Arch- ery Club, Winter Carnival, Ice Skating Club, Roller Skating Club MARGARET MENGES upeggyv Peggy', Menges, so poised and sweet- To be in her class is really a treat. Open Forum Club, French Club, Honor Club, Tennis Club, Winter Carnival, .I unior Play, Senior Play MARIE MENTLIK Doc or Rae,' Marie has a dignity, quiet and rare, That will win friends for her everywhere. Open Forum Club, Clee Club, Charm Circle, Ice Skating Club, Bowling Club DORIS MENZEL 66D0t79 A conscientious, faithful worker, Itis plain to see she's not a shirker Honor Club, Open Forum Club, Charm Circle, Class Representa- tive, Bowling Club, Winter Carnival ELIZABETH MERRITT HI-Aibhyn Hair so curly, eyes so blue, Always ready to do things for you. Ice Skating Club, Open Forum Club, Senior Glee Club CATHERINE MILKOWSKI Katie Katie is a friend indeed g She helps you when you are in need. Open Forum Club, Commercial Club, Red Cross Club, Tennis Club, Fencing Club CHARLES MILLER Charlie When Charles Miller sings a song, We could listen all day long. Senior Glee Club, Open Forum Club, Club of Interpretation, Radio Amateur Hour Club, Operetta, Student Patrol, Class Representative. EMILY MILLER LGEII17, Shels happy-go-lucky and free from care, And always has a sweet smile to spare. YETTA MILLER uBunny9a A graceful dancer with a smile for all, And willing to answer every call. Rifle Club, Open Forum Club, Knitting Club, Commercial Club MARIE VERNETTE NEUMANN 5SRee9! She's little and charming and oh, so sweet, She's someone you'd really like to meet. Roller Skating Club, Open Forum Club, Ice Skating Club, Honor Club, French Club MATILDA NOVOTNY Tillie Behind her calm and quiet air, Youill find that hidden charm lies there. Open Forum Club, Club Council, Typing Club, Student Patrol, Deck Tennis Club, Winter Carnival ROBERT PASTERFIELD Paste The words flow from his pen like water, And he makes the Honor Roll each quarter. Roller Skating Club, Press Club, Honor Club, Open Forum Club, Student Patrol. Class Representa- tive, Clipper Staff GERALDINE PEROUTY G6Gerry7, Mischief and laughter are hers to command 5 The secret of charm she holds in her hand. Open Forum Club, Senior Glee Club, Senior Dramatic Club, Stu- dent Patrol LILLIAN POKORNY 66P0r'ky7, Hither, thither, always on the run, That's our Porky', getting her job done. Open Forum Club, Winter Car- nival, Class Representative JOHN PRZYLEPA Twin When he greets you with a cheer- ful grin, It's hard to tell the name of this twin. Basketball JOSEPH PRZYLEPA saTwin9s Devilish eyes and a boyish grin- This, my friends, is Joe, the twin. Basketball ELEANOR RADECKE nspeedn Eleanor's a real and true friend at heartg When you get to know her, the fun will start. Open Forum Club, Ice Skating Club, Student Patrol, Glee Club, Tennis Club, Deck Tennis Club, Bowling Club, Orchestra JEAN LEE REXROTH 46ReX7! We found a friend as true as could be In our own delightful, pleasant Jean Lee. Orchestra, Senior Glee Club, Open Forum Club, Chemistry Club, French Club, Art Club, Roller Skating Club, Honor Club JACK RICHENS uMicky He is small and full of fun. When a girlis in sight, he's first to fllft. Open Forum Club, Roller Skating Club, Junior Varsity Track FRANCIS RUSSELL FranQois,' An orator and track star, a rare combination, He's well-known to Patterson's population. Chef Club, Open Forum Club, Science Club, Art Club, Track Team, Fencing Club, Class Rep- resentative, Press Club GLORIA SALVI scclorysr We'll always remember her ready smiles, Her laughter that enchants and beguiles. Radio Amateur Hour Club, Honor Club, Student Patrol, Open Forum Club, Roller Skating Club, Glee Club, Tennis Club, Bowling Club, Winter Carnival LILLIAN SARNECKA Shanghai Flying fingers that work with speed, Her typing skill to success will lead. Knitting Club, Honor Club, Roller Skating Club, Open Forum Club, Bowling Club, Winter Carnival, Secretary of Athletic Oliice, '4Clipper Staff, Deck Tennis Club ELAINE SCHNEEBERGER 'iSchneezy Her laugh is like a summer breeze, That's typical of our little 'fSchneeze. Honor Club, Press Club, Locker Monitor, Ice Skating Club, Open Forum Club, Swimming Club, Chemistry Club. French Club, Junior Student Patrol ERNEST SCHOENBACK H El'l'liC,, There's a future in store for Ernie, the lad lVho's a wee bit good and a wee bit bad. Open Forum Club, Basketball, Student Patrol DOROTHY SCHULZ '4Schulzie Upright and true, helpful and sweet, Dorothy's a student that's hard to beat. Open Forum Club, Honor Club, gtugent Coach Club, Clipper 121 CHARLOTTE SCOTT Scotty,' An untiring worker, her tasks increasing, She performs each one, her zest never ceasing. Knitting Club, Press Club, Ice Skating Club, Honor Club, Junior Glee Club, Open Forum Club, Student Patrol, Bowling Club, Winter Carnival, Volley Ball, Basketball, Class Secretary, Color Guard, Senior Play, Operettas, Business Manager of Clipper VERNON SEIBERT Seabiscuit Little Seibert helps Patterson shine By bobbing and weaving and crashing the line. Roller Skating Club, Junior Var- sity Track, Football, Basketball, Softball GEORGE SHEA Irish George is a true son of old Emerald Isleg He solves problems all in his own quaint style. Printing Club, Open Forum Club FRANCES SHENK Fritz Jolly, mischievious, hard to beat- Before her, gloom makes a quick felfeaf. Open Forum Club, Charm Circle, Student Patrol, Typing Club, Softball, Basketball, Winter Car- nival, Volley Ball HELEN SHIPTISKY ffskip iv' Tall and Grecian with an artist's mind, On works of art her name we'll find. Roller Skating Club, Open Forum Club, Clee Club, Honor Club, Archery, Bowling Club, Student Patrol, Winter Carnival, Press Club, Art Editor of Clipper DOROTHY SIEMEK HSee!5 Dorothy tells the funniest jokes, And gets along with all the folks. Open Forum Club, Roller Skating Club, Table Tennis Club, Winter Carnival, Bowling Club PEARL SMITH Smitty,' Pearl is an athlete without any doubtg It's a joy to see her dashing about. Open Forum Club, Ice Skating Club, Student Patrol, Roller Skat- ing Club, Acrobatic Club, Basket- ball, Volley Ball, Hockey, Deck Tennis Club, Bowling Club, Win- ter Carnival SENIUS J. SMITH Smitty Let this be fair warning to each bonnie lass: Get set for this lad, the sheik of the class. Ice Skating Club, Open Forum Club CHARLES STEIBE 4sBuck11 We always turn to him when our feelings are abusedg His witty remarks never fail to keep the class amused. Honor Club, Open Forum Club, Softball GLADYS STEWART sABeck9s Always smiling and aglozr. ls this gay Becky we all know. Honor Club, Club Council, Press Club, Student Patrol, Junior Glee Club, Open Forum Club, Student Coach Club, Class Representative, Color Guard, Bowling Club, Chairman of Banquet Committee SYLVAN STRAUSS Elmer In school spirit there is none to surpassg Full cooperation he gives to his class. Student Patrol, Ice Skating Club, Open Forum Club, Club Activities Board, Junior Play, Senior Play, Table Tennis Club, Press Club, Clipper Staff, Commercial Club, Patterson Playshop, Locker Moni- tor, Dance Club, Radio Amateur Hour Club, Class Representative DOROTHY STROMBLAD Stromy A charming classmate here you'll Jimi, One that's true, and never unkind. Dance Club, Open Forum Club, Basketball, Winter Carnival, Bowling Club, Tennis Club ALLEEN TARSIA Tars Small and dark, gay and sweet, Always quiet, trim, and neat. Ice Skating Club, Student Patrol. Open Forum Club, Roller Skating Club KATHERINE SENNETT TAYLOR iGKay79 Never before has one seen such a pal As our own Katie, the all-around Clgaly, Tennis Club, Open Forum Club, French Club, Honor Club, Roller Skating Club, Winter Carnival. Junior Play, Senior Play LOUIS TERZIGNI '4Pewee Whether it be winter, spring, or fall, To any task, he'll give his all. Rifle Club, Open Forum Club, Band, Orchestra AGNES TOKARSKI CCAggie7! Rarely do we find in one com- bined A beautiful face and a virtuous mind. Student Patrol, Basketball, Soft- ball ELAINE UCHUCK 44Uch19 A hearty, hale person it certainly would seem Is Elaine Uchuck of the Rifle Team. Rifle Club, Taxidermy Club, Table Tennis Club, French Club, Open Forum Club, Swimming Club FLORENCE VOGLER uvogiess Vogie's smile will lighten our way, And take gloomy hours out of our day. Typing Club, Glee Club, Open Forum Club, Radio Amateur Hour Club, Charm Circle, Tennis Club, Bowling Club, Deck Tennis Club, Winter Carnival ELIZABETH VOLPE aaLiZZyn She may seem quiet, she may seem shy, When you know her, you'll find out why. Open Forum Club, Charm Circle, Student Patrol EUGENE VOLPE ascayn In soccer games he puts up a fight, And his team comes sailing through all right. Open Forum Club, Soccer LOUIS WAGNER Lfwagn Hard work he often sets out to pursue, And finishing says, W hat else can I do? Open Forum Club, Rifle Club, Locker Monitor, Student Patrol PATRICIA WALSH upatss Pat is charming and petite, With success she'll always meet. Open Forum Club FRANK WAYER 5iBuck77 The teachers' favorite, he makes no noise, In his class he's the quietest of the boys. Open Forum Club, Honor Club, Student Patrol ALEX WEINER AsA199 He studies faithfully every night, In class next morning, he's always bright. Honor Club, Chemistry Club, Roller Skating Club, Open Forum Club, Student Patrol, Press Club, Softball, Basketball, Clipper Staff CHARLES WERNER Smokey Dignifed and quiet, too, He'll do anything for you. Honor Club, Open Forum Club, Press Club, Fencing Club, Stu- dent Patrol, Senior Play DOROTHY WHEATLEY uD0nyn A skater is our Dorothy Wheatley, And when she smiles, she smiles so sweetly. Honor Club, Ice Skating Club, Roller Skating Club, Open Forum Club, Basketball, Hockey, Winter Carnival THELMA WHITLEY Thel She's merry and gay, laughing all day- She passes through life, bright'n- ing the way. Honor Club, Student Patrol, Ice Skating Club, 'Roller Skating Club, Open Forum Club, Winter Carnival, Acrobatic Club, Basket- ball, Club Council JOHN J. WILL Butch Cream of the crop, He's always on top. Football DOROTHY WILLIAMS csDotv7 Kind, patient, and shy is this girl, To a friend in need she's really a pearl. Open Forum Club HELEN WOJCIK h W0jcik She is seldom wrong, nearly always right, We are proud of this loyal Pat- tersonite. Open Forum Club, Glee Club, Operetta, Winter Carnival, Honor Club LEONA WOLF Wolfie She has eyes of blue that was snatched from the sky, And a twinkling laugh that will not die. Open Forum Club, Radio Ama- teur Hour Club, Senior Glee Club, Charm Circle, Student Patrol, Deck Tennis Club, Bowling Club, Winter Carnival, Archery Club. EARL YEAGER 'SHerman When Earl holds that pigskin, it's a sight to see, For he knows his football from A to Z. Varsity Football, Varsity Wres- tling, Student Patrol DOROTHY ZACHARKO c4Dot93 Dorothy is so sweet and kindg A truer friend you'd never find. Typing Club, Open Forum Club French Club, Deck Tennis Club: Winter Carnival ANNA ZVONAR uAnnv A smile on her lips, a twinkle in her eye, That's our Anna so sweet and shy. Open Forum Club, Commercial Club, Red Cross Club IN MEMORIAM BERNARD GORE August 21, 1925-June 19, 1941 We missed him in the class that day W e missed him in each roomg And no one knew just what to say To pierce the solemn gloom. Quite often now we think of him, And grief and pain impend. Quite often now our eyes grow dim- Our tribute to a friend. I Believe I believe in loyalty to God and country, too, To freedom and the starry Hag which for that country flew O'er harassed men, hard pressed, who died for liberty, Who'd give again their very lives to keep their country free. I believe in leaders, noble, true, and bold, With records that surpass the deeds of armored knights of old, In men like Lincoln, Wilson, Washington, and Lee, In the records of the gallant, a thousand more I see- Men who gave us service with eagerness and zeal, Men who never feared to place their shoulders to the wheel. I believe in justice, equality, and law, In truthfulness and honor, in peace without a flaw. I believe in America, the symbol of these rights, A nation out of many, risen to great heights, Where men may worship as they please, where sacred love abounds, Where peace and joy walk hand in hand, where freedom's music sounds, Where the benefits of democracy are here for me to receive, Where every man is my comrade and believes as I believe. Nat 311 9111 FEBRUARY, 1943 Aloysious Malone. Presizlenll Naomi Koehler, Ser'reta1'yg Emily Cirul, Tl'!f!lSUfl'fj Harold Jones. Vive-Presizlrvzt. .ll NIC, 19153 .lame-s W. Wolfhope. l'ir1'-P1'es1'- rlenlg 'l'hoinas liaranowski, Presi- flenlg llulh Wullavn-, Sf'1'fCl!ll'j'Q llulh Winlielinan. T1'z'1Is11l'e1'. To the Graduates of 1942: The Fehruary Class of 1943 wishes to congratulate the Class of 1942 on its successful yoy age through senior high sehool. You have set high standards both in scholarship and leadership for future Pattersonites to follow. We know that in your careers in the outside world, you will always reHeet credit on your sc-hool and prove oncre more our slogan, uWhen Patterson does a thing, it is done R1CH'l'f7 C Dear Graduates of 1942: You. the graduates of 1942, will have more opportunities for securing excellent positions than any graduates before you. Do the hest you eau at whatever you get and help your country win freedom for the democracies. You are leaving behind you four years of study and fun. You are leaving a standard for us, the undergraduates of Patterson, to uphold. Wie will try to Carry o11 all the high ideals which you have estahlished. Good-hye. and may you sueeeed in whatever you do. THE CLASS OF Jmlc '43, Phyllis Bryant, Secretaryg Dorothy llabicht, Vice-Presirlentg Eugene Ixnlodziejski, Presiflentg Marian Fox. Treasurer. 'Kell mt.. We of th y , e graduates of February '42 and June ,42, our sincerest wishes for your success. At this particular time America needs men and women who can shoulder responsibility. We know that every member of your class will be in there pitching and doing his part to the best of his ability. You have a right to be proud of your class. A toast for your success and happiness in everything you attempt. Graduates, we salute you! e class of February '44 extend to ou th Seniors, although welre only l0A's, we already realize what a task we shall have living up to those high standards which you have set. Your sailing will be a rough one at first, for history is repeating itself, and democracies are fighting tyrants. With your enthusiasm and determination, you will help carry on the tradition of free people. Even when your sails cannot be seen by us Pattersonites, we feel assured that your Clipper Ship will sail into a glorious sunset full of promise for your treasures- to-be and fruits yet-to-blossom. In a turbulent, ever-changing tide of affairs, we wish you a successful voyage. FEBRUARY, 1944 Thomas Rodney, Prvsiflenlg Mavis SClllPillElllIIl. Trensurerg Jn-an Edwards, Vice-Presifferztg Vera Niecolucri, Secretary. JUNE, 1944 l t .va i FEBRUARY, 1942 Bettye Mae Parkent Hannah Stabile .,,..... J une Maxwell ,.,......... ..,...,.. Hazel Jones Richard Abel Mindel Seltzer William Loechel Marjorie Hogan Eleanor Shane Lillian Heymann Anna Makridoo The Clipper Staff JUNE, 1942 ,.....,.....,...Editor-in-Chief...,.... Myrtle Clisham ,......,....,..Associate Editor.,..,. .......Robert Pasterfield .Business Manager ..... ......... C harlotte Scott EDITORIAL COUNCIL Katherine Flezanis Miriam Ford ART COUNCIL Helen Shiptisky BUSINESS STAFF Lillian Sarneclca Lenora Freund UNDERGRADUATE BOARD Dorothy Schulz Sylvan Strauss ' Barbara Bartholomay Alex Weiner Albert Lutz Anna ,londo Dorothy McKenny Nicholas ,lerosimich Ruth Stecker4February, 1943 Julianna Trasarti-February, 1944 Beatrice Goodman-June, 1943 Betty Baker-June, 1944 ADVISERS Elizabeth A. Connelly, Literary Cypsie Lee Pine, Sales Florence M. Hufnagel, Literary Evelyn Sommer, Art Srrzjvf and Sc ibbla . . LEM flake ,l76'Lll'6' Had az Wzfrdfrf JL . . Wait fur Mn By XVILBLTR BRAUN I ac H110 ufust promise me that you 1U0ll,f marry Eve until we have hm! fl good long laik. I iuoulrfrft care if I never saw ther girl but you as long as I live. 44 MULTITUDE of amused countenances, a sudden burst of applause, and several curtain calls! What has caused all the commotion? Why, it is November 28, 1941. Patterson has just presented another successful senior play. For weeks signs could be seen displayed over the entire school to announce the annual senior play. lts tricky title, 6'Wait for Mef, was on the tip of the tongue of every student. Everyone was looking forward to the big night. 'gWait for Mef' a three act comedy, centers about the marriage of the adopted niece of Victoria Van Tuyl, Eve Trimble. Pretentious, complaining old Miss Van Tuyl wishes Eve to marry one man, while the poor niece is in love with another. ln the interim, Ronnie Van Tuyl, Eve's intended husband, marries without the knowledge of his aunt. Unaware' of this, Victoria only adds to the complications by insisting that Eve marry Ronnie. The two young people, fearing they will bring on another of Aunt Victoriais heart attacks by telling her that they are not in love with each other, keep their silence. Fortunately, events take a turn for the better and everyone is happy at the outcome of the triangle. An old woman pretending to have heart trouble, a stuttering character, and complicated romances add humor to Wait for Mef' The final production revealed the line talent of the characters, the wisdom of its directors, and the time and effort put into the play. CHARACTERS Antonia Small .,............ ....,.........,...,......,.... ,....... K a therine Taylor Tubby Sherwood .... ,..,.., S ylvan Strauss Lola Cantrell .....,..,,., Margaret Menges Selma Van Tuyl ..... Lillian Heymann Annette ,..........,...,,,.. .. Helen Bernard Victoria Van Tuyl. .. Charlotte Scott Roberta Chase .,..,........ .Sadye Terracina Doctor Roy Weldon ...,. Francis Russell Eve Trimble ....,.,...,.,.... .... M indel Seltzer Ronnie Van Tuyl ....,.. ....... C harles Werner Tessie Van Tuyl ....,. ...,..... J ulia Balko Duke Chase ,..,....,. .......,. A lbert Lutz Becker ..,.,......,.. .....,.. , .. . ....... Nicholas Jerosimich The Cast of c'Wait for Me If HTHE PROFESSOR ROARSi' DURING the frosty winter of 1939, the February Class of 1942 decided to make its debut over the footlights. The classis war whoop was MDe Play's De Tingli' and so, the HCreen and Whitersl' chose HThe Professor Roarsw by Betty Smith and Robert Finch. Before the one-act comedy was produced, the professor was assisted in the roaring by the whole cast as well as the director, Miss Whelarl, On that gloomy, rainy Thursday morning of March 14, 1940, the cast, consisting of Sam Mosca as the professor, Catherine Flezanis as his wife, Mindel Seltzer as the old aunt, and Lillian Heymann and La Rue Elliott as two beautiful college girls, went into action and, believe it or not, the play was a uboomingw success on Broadway, or rather Pratt Street! It might have been that Professor lVlosca stuck his head in a wastepaper basket and had difficulty removing it, or it might have been the two beautiful college girls or even the timid little wife that Hboughtv the audience! Whatever it was, the February Class of 1942 had a memorable Hconiing outw event with MThe Professor Roarsfi Zurfzzin Flay. .. EL1VIER ON May 29 and June 23, 1941, the June Class of 1942 presented a one-act play entitled ulSlIllSI'.,-I lt was a story of how Elmer Collier got along in a house filled with women, namely, his mother with whom he never agreed, his favorite sister, Susan, and his hated sisters, Janie and Jeanie. The action started when Elmer, in a desperate effort to stop Janie from wearing Susanis new evening coat, hid it and began a search for the uburgularf, Aiding in this man-hunt were the dress- maker, Miss Pinney, the colored maid, Fannie Belle, Janiels friend, Hubert Brown, and Hubert's friend, Russel Jameson. Finally Janie was thwarted in her plan to wear the new wrap, and Elmer won his mother over to his side. Elmer Collier, ................ Sylvan Strauss Jeanie Collier... ....... ................................. l rene Kralik Susan Collier '... .....,.... M argaret Menges Miss Finney ...,,.... .,...... D orotlly Bewig and lrmali Esser Mrs. Collier ...... .,.. ........ . . Sophie Kramer Fannie Belle ,........ .,....................................... I ,eona Wolf Janie Collier .....,.. .............,...,.... K atherine Taylor Hubert Brown ......,..............,...,. ,...,..... R obert Lee Russell Jameson . ...,....... ......,...,........ N icholas Jerosimich All heaven opened its doors and poured forth torrents of rain the night of February 6, 1942. What night was this? Why. the night of nightsw-the February prom. With umbrellas hohliing and sweeping skirts lifted, festiyely dressed couples were seen dashing from cars to the gaily lighted haven. Levering Hall. Wcmuld a little thing like rain dismay them? Of course not. Even slightly straight hair and creaseless pants could not dampen the spirits of the fun-lox ing graduates. As they stepped into the great doorway, they were greeted with the sweet syncopation of Charlie Vineent's Orchestra. Sparkling music set toes a-twinkling. A crackling fire hlazed forth its comforting warmth and toasted the congenial feelings of every one to a pleasing eoziness. Then came the greatest event of the evening-the Prome- nade. All the tuxedoed young gentlemen and their heautifully gowned maidens fair marched up to receive their favors. g'0h's and 'cAh'si' could be heard from all directions as the surprises were viewed. ln the wee small hours of the morning, between the rain- drops. tired. but delightfully happy couples found their way to their cars to go home and dream of the never-to-be-forgotten allair. Slightly Dump. . . February Pram ty 3 Band The Band, sponsored ln Mrs. Pointer, is an outstanding organi- zation, always on hand at football games, assenihlies. or wherever needed. It vontrihutes nuufh to the school. Patterson Puppeteers This group endeavors to produve plays with all types of puppets including marionettes, fist puppets, and shadow puppets. Its members have opportunities to make use of varied talents and interests. The sponsor is Miss Frank. Annex Stamp lfluh The 4-3A Stamp Club has been functioning under the sponsorship of Miss Marie A. Haferkorn for the past five years. Taxidermy Illuh The Taxidermy Club. of whim-I1 Miss Hughes is sponsor, aims to promote a rosponsihle attitude to- ward eonserxation of wild life. Club members study animals and their hahits hy tif-td trips and hy work in the lahoratory. Hunnr Club The membership in the Honor Club is based upon scholar- ship. and only those persons on thc current llonor Roll are eligible. The club members enjoy special privileges. Some volunteer as student coaches. Membership in the Honor Club ceases when a member fails to make the next Honor Roll. Miss Sharp is the faculty representative. llpen Forum Club The Open Forum Club had a membership of 179 for the 194-l-194-2 school term. Under the direction of Dr. Johnson. their adviser. this cluh engaged in panel discussions and debates, and took a prominent part in the historical pageant. Library lluuncil The purpose of this group is service to the teachers and pupils of Patterson Park through good will and tireless effort. The club is sponsored by Miss Sullivan. Garden llluh Under the direction of their sponsor, Mrs. Taylor, the Garden Club has greatly advanced. It provides the floral designs for the various stage shows and trophy cases. Camera Illuh The Camera Clulr is open to all students of Patterson. especially those who would like to learn more aliout photography. Demon- strations in picture taking. devel- oping. printing, and other tech- niques are featured at the club. sponsored hy Mr. Berzofsky. Knitting Eluh Under the direction of lVlrs. Solo- lnon. lvoth beginners and advanced knitters meet weekly to make scarfs. socks. sweaters. and gloves. This year their motto is GLRCHICIII- ber Pearl Harbor, and for the Red Cross. knit with great ardorf' Lnrker Mnniturs On the jolt daily to help supervise the use of students' lockers and to repair locks xx hen necessary, these lwoys llCl'l0l'lil a xalualile service to Patterson. Mr. llallner is the sponsor. First I-lid Elllll This cluh. recently organized under the direction of Mr. Fishhein. teaches hoys and girls the elements of first aid. The ohject of this clulx is to form a Red Cross Corps to lie used in case of an air-raid. liluh uf Expression HDrawing is speaking to the eyeg talking is pointing to the earf' This quotation succinetly states the aim of this club, sponsored by Mrs. Wheatley. Student liuaeh llluh The student coaches, supervised by Miss Sharp, give assistance to those who Want it. Coaches are members of the Honor Club. Charm Circle and Iihef liluh The Charm Circle, sponsored by Miss Perkins, helps the junior and senior girls develop personal charm. Meetings are held each month in Room 101. The boys in the Chef Club learn the value of foods, the principles of cooking, and good table man- ners. ln addition, they have real fun and pleasure. The faculty representative is Mrs. O'Brien. Hlnud Ilnnurs Patterson claimed the signal honor of being the first school to organize a group of Student Blood Donors. The school is exceedingly proud of this group which was hailed by newspapers and neighborhood weeklies for patriotism. French Eluh The French Club, sponsored by Miss Bagwell, is conducted entire- ly in French. The purpose is to create a greater interest in France, its people, and its language. llnmmerlzial Eluh Senior high school students meet for social and business activities. The club, sponsored by Miss Me- Collister, aims to develop good business attitudes and to prepare for jobs. Club Iinunuil This new organization. composed of the presidents of the various non-athletic clubs at Patterson with Mrs. Rogers as adviser, aims to bring all clubs into closer contact with each other. It is a branch of the central society, the Eoard of Extra-Curricular Activity, which consists of Mr. Cillen, Mrs. Rogers, and the student representatives, Catherine Schumann and Sylvan Strauss. Chemistry Society This scientific society, which is affiliated with the Science Clubs of America, consists of twelfth grade chemistry students interested in experimenting and delving into the phenomena of chemistry. Mrs. Smith was the organizer and spon- sor of the society. Mr. Medinger is now the sponsor. El liirnulu llastillann All pupils interested in World friendships and relationships may join El Circulo Castillano. spon- sored by Miss Paciarelli. Knowl- edge of the Spanish language is not necessary. Learning to under- stand people near our country is the aim of this club. Senior Dramatic Club The purpose of the Senior Dra- matic Club, which is sponsored by Mrs. Jurgens, is to interpret scenes from famous plays, to teach valu- able stage facts to its members, and to help the talented to develop histrionic traits. Buys' Dance Eluh lindcr the sponsorship of Mrs. li81'lIf'lt and Miss l. lie-nson and with the livlp of efnvivnt girls. lioys are taught funclamvntal steps in llilllflbttlll ciaiiving. Girls' Rifle Elllll All memlwrs lwlong to the Na- tional Rifle Association. Several girls alrvzuiy liar? N. R. A. sllatrp- sliooteifs nn-clals for expert lll3l'liS- nizlnsliip. Most of thc ll1Elll'llCS liaw lwvn with tvznns outside of lialtiniorv. Miss Hugrhvs is thu sponsor. Gulf Club lincivr Mr. liultlvtlis sponsorship. stutlvnts lwvoinf' faniiliar with tliv l.llllllillll?llliilS of a sport that one is nm:-r too olcl to play. Table Tennis liluh 'l'Iu- 'llalilc Tvnnis Clnlm, sponsored in lVl1'. ll. l.. llartlett. nwf-ts in tho Ipit-yt-lv room lwforc and after sm-liool ewry flay of the week. Both girls and lvoys are tllFlNlTPTS uncl l'0lIllN'lt' Zlllllillfl lllt'lllS0lYf'S. l Student Patrnl The Student Patrol, sponsored by Miss Reilly, is composed of members of the student body who have records of satis- factory scholarship. They render ellieient service to Patter- son principally in directing trallic in our large school. Senior Elma Eluh The purpose of the Senior Glee Club, under the direction of Miss Crolock, is to instill a love for good music in the heart of every Pattersonite. The club participates in important events such as the Christmas Assembly, Armistice Day Assembly, the operetta. and outside radio programs. 56 Art Wnrkshnps Patterson sluclents find one of the Hve Art NVorkshops open on any Monday or Xveclnesclay. Those who have art work to clo use the art rooms with the guiclanve of the teaellers. The art clepalrlnient fuvulty advises the elnlu. Ilrcheslra The Patterson Park School Orches- tra, direvted hy Miss Groloek, is one of the most eolorful musival organizations of the school. It is known for its contributions to school assemblies and evening gatherings. Hamlin Amateur Hnur Illuh The lnenilmersliip of the Radio Amateur Hour Club is composed of stuflents who have talent along: spevial lines. Mrs. Rogers and Miss lfxans are the l.ili'lllly sponsors. Varsity llluh The Varsity Clulv is ai serviee clnlm. lt is composed of boys who are loyal to the svhool and who are willing to serve the sr-hool to the lwst of their uhility. Meniluersllip is olitainecl hy invitation only. Ten teachers, at present, are sponsors of the elulwg however, they avt only as meinlmers and do not attempt to dictate the polieies of the eluh. Patterson Playshup This club, sponsored by Mr. Fishhein, is open to any and all students at Patterson who have or wish to develop the ability to act. The purpose of this organization is to produce plays. This year the club has produced a one-act play entitled MHOW Vulgarw and a three-act Comedy entitled Broken Dishesfi .Iuniur Elan llluh The Junior Glee Club, sponsored by Mrs. Pointer, gives students the opportunity to receive more intensive training in music' and to take part in special programs. 58 Home Nursing Class ln response to the call for Pattersonites to assist in the war effort, the Home Nursing Class was organized by Mr. Fishhein. This elass is limited to twenty senior high girls about seventeen years of age and is conducted by Mrs. Codling. a certified Red Cross nurse. The course, consisting of twelve two-hour meetings, includes demonstrations and praetieal work. Every girl who satisfactorily completes the eourse will ohtain a Red Cross certificate. Hnller Skating Eluh This eluh. sponsored by Miss Vernon, meets ex ery two weeks at a lot-al skating rink. The purpose of this organization is to promote healthful and enjoyable relaxation. 59 . 6 if - Ice-Skating Elllll The Ice-skating Club, sponsored by Miss Young and Miss Olllonnell, meets every Thursday afternoon at the Sport Centre. Both beginners and experts skate enthusiastically from three-thirty until five p. m. Drum and Bugle llnrps The Drum and Bugle Corps is made up of a Girls' Drum Corps and a Boys' Bugle Corps. Membership in the Corps is limited to twenty girls, but all junior and senior boys are eligible. The corps is best known for its performance at the football games. Mrs. Rogers is the sponsor. Swimming llluh Many of the thirty-five enthusiastic members of the Swimming Club show promise of developing into aquatic champions who will Continue to set new records for Patterson. Miss Biddison is the sponsor. Buys' Hifle Team The Boys, Rifle Team, coached by Mr. Green and Mr. Meclinger. is a member of the Na- tional Rifle Assoviation. llesifles shooting for various lnarksnlanship ratings offered by the N,R. A.. the boys compete with teams from the other high schools and with outside organizations. Cheerleaders P3ll9I'SOIl.S cheerleaders, 1-oar-hed by Mr. Kecznierski, lead the spectators in their shouts for victory. The captain is Milton Caplan. H1351 :fr . Q15 l f of . 5 Y.. tttie t iii! and a i lt Scholastic Championship I ,Yi X, .fn I i 3 f X, A , - Q, Q,-.1 af- 'wff jf. J ' M'-f W, .. Gian 2. M . . .1-iff 1 ,,rj,ff Q: ' ' l,21ll4'l'S4Yll 2 Pullffrson 3 l'z1Iterson 2 Patterson fi P2illt'l'sull 0 Patterson A1 lPilllf'I'Nltll 4- lt! Mary la tf29??Yrf?f2?54'rff. St IURIN hll. Sl. ,lof- Culwrt Hall . , titty Poly xvltflll iomll- . , Southern Form-ft Park nd Svlioluslie fllialnpionsliip Surpassing the feats of all our prexious lvoys' xarsity teams, Piill?I'SUll.S Sovver Tt'E,llIl astounded the sellolastiv sport world by 1-apturing the title of the lVlaryland Sc-liolastie Soeeer League. The well-lvalanced team, under the able leadership of Coach Fisher, played lmrilliunt lwull. reacting with a three-to-one triumph over Poly. At the final whistle Patterson found itself at the top of the league, with not a single loss. 62 mm.-1-fig ,ie 'W ..f ,Q 8, V Pnntllall Having entered into the competition a well- seasoned team. Patterson looked forward to a successful season and was not disappointed. Our team. coached hy' lVlr. Mueller. head coach. and lVlr. C. Norris. line coach, made a good record for a varsity' foothall team with four victories. two losses. and one tie. Unly a powerful opposition from City and the Cletermination of a strong Poly' team downed us into defeat. Vlfe held Forest Park to a scoreless tie. we rolled over Loyola. smothered Vocational. nosed out Southern. and con- quered Calvert Hall to place us in third posi- tion in the thirteen-team league. Patterson--i3 .. .. , ,, ... . l,oy'ola - ty Patterson- 26 , Vocational - 12 Pattersonn - U . . . , Poly' -lf! Pat1erson-- 0. . . . . City' -25 Patterson- -14 .. ,. , . Southern lil Patterson'--12 ,. Calvert Hall' - T l'alterson-- U . . , Forest Park 0 Basketball l'atterson's Varsity' Basketball team enjoyed a fairly' good season. landing third place in the lVlary'land Scholastic A Conference. l'uhlic High School Division. There were lureath- taking moments as the eagers conquered their outstanding opponents. City' and Poly. Our team lost a heart-hrealier hy' a single point when Southern. the Conference champion. defeated it. This was Coach .M1ronson's last season at Patterson. The players. to show their appre- ciation of his excellent coaching. presented to him a hcautiful trophy. Wrestling lfach year a hetter wrestling team makes its appearance on the mats at l'atterson. This season Coach Fisher turned out his most successful team. The gruut-and-girlvwlers in the annual Mary'- land Scholastic lVlcet captured more places than they ever did hefore. llenry' l'askowski. now the Maryland champion of the l05-pound class. was the first wrestler at Patterson to win a championship. Other honors were diyided among james Wolfhope. who placed second in the 121-pound class: Capt. Nicholas Storto. who captured third position in the l36-pound elassg and Michael Chirigos. who landed in fourth place in the heavyweight division. J. V. Saucer Outclassing their rix als, llattcrsonls J. V. Soccer team lireezcd through the league to capture the soccer crown. They swamped their closest rival, Poly, hy a score of 4 to 0. The competitive spirit and good teamwork displayed by the lioys are good indications of a future champion varsity team. This team was coached hy Mr. Burkert, who displayed much skill in putting out a winning comliina- tion at his first attempt at coaching J. V. Soccer at Patterson. J. V. Funthall The J. V. Football team ended the season with a record of one Win, one tie, and three defeats. In the line-up were many potential varsity players for next yearis squad. The team easily reflected the skillful guidance of Coach Aaronson. J. V. Basketball Our young, inexperienced team did not come out with flying colors this season, but many prospective bas- ketball stars were in the making as a result of the concentrated efforts of Patterson's new J. V. coach, Mr. Norris. Girls' Hnelsey Teams The Varsity team proved stiff com- petition for their opponents this season. Only one game was lost, the first defeat in two years. Miss Hudak is the coach. The J. V. team went triumph- antly through the season without a loss. liirls' Basketball Team Although the girl cagers met with a rather unsuccessful season, the inexperienced J. V. and Varsity Teams, coached hy Miss Hudak, demonstrated the true Patterson spirit in all its court encounters. They fought hard to the final whistle, hut the stiff competition was too keen for them. Feneinq The Boy s' Fencing team, coached by Mr. Mueller, had but two mem- bers from last year. Although they lost all four of their matches, three were by one point margins. The Girls' Fencing team, con- sisting of six veterans and five new-comers. looks very promising. It has succeeded in taking several places in the Southeastern Fencing Association Tournament against many high-ranking girls. Baseball Having won two previous public high school championships, Patter- son opened its 1942 baseball sea- son, determined to annex a Mary- land Scholastic one. The turnout this year was the largest in the school's history. Mr. Fisher is the coach. Varsity Track and Field Team Gaining many outstanding stars from last seas0n's championship J. V. Team, the Varsity Track and Field Team gave a good account of itself during this season. Coach Joseph Mueller Worked his boys into tip-top condition for their events. J. V. Track and Field Team An inspired and Well-conditioned J. V. Track and Field Team under Coach Cecil Norris made its ap- pearance this spring with a deter- mined eflort to uphold the Scholas- tic Championship which the 1941 team conquered. Buys' Sufthall Team Patterson's Softball Team is out for its third successive champion- ship this season. With the aid of a few capable veterans, Coach Hasselbach, a new-comer at Patter- son, has full confidence in keeping this softball championship for the Blue and White another year. liirls' Archery MSO long as the new moon returns in heaven a bent beautiful bow, so long will the fascination of archery keep holcl of the hearts of menfl -Thompson. As a result of the increase in popularity of the sport throughout the years, Patterson has an en- thusiastic Archery Team coached by Miss Vlfhittemore. This season's archers will prove their merits as the arrows fly through the air to the lmullls-eye. Girls' Tennis Entering its third year of high school competition, the Girls' Ten- nis Team is in trim for its matches with Eastern, Southern, Forest Park, and Western. The team is coached by Miss Hudak. liirls' Vnlley Ball The Girls' Volley Ball Team shows every indication of developing into a well-balanced team and is pulling hard for the city championship. Miss Liebmann is the coach. Girls' Snfthall This spring the softball group has very few veteransg however, the newcomers have what it takes to uphold the high standards of our former teams. Each season for as long as the team has been in soft- ball competition, it has either won or tied for the championship. Miss Liebmann is the coach. Buwlinq Teams For the past four years the Varsity Bowlers have succeeded in rolling four championships down the alley. This year the Duck-Pin girls yielded their title by a single point and came in second. However, the Junior Varsity took over where the Varsity left off and captured the championship in their class. The teams were coached by Miss Liebmann. 'Lila 0 Chg Zzflz r and Chg Mofl1er These Twu These two mean more to me than all the gold and millions more. They taught me what ambition was and set me for that shore. They built my ship, its frame, its size, and put into it force Which gave me all the courage that one needs to sail a course. I followed when they steered my hopes and told me of that sea Which glittered with the fortunes that were meant for you and me. I sailed on seas that often were so stormy, and so cold, My charter they had given meg 'twas one that made me bold. Yes, though my ship docked into ports, where sailing was not clear, I had a beacon as my guide, which freed my heart of fear. I knew I could face hardships, and I sailed with courage too, Whenever I approached a port, I knew I could sail through. Those two! Which two? Who were those two who gave me inspiration? Who caused the winds to carry me right to my destination? Father, you were my captain, and Mother, you were the light,', Who gave me hope, who gave me faith, and brought me through the night! Because of him, because of her, I now feel I can steer This CLIPPER SHIP through any sea of life, with hope and cheer! 69 Pattersnn's Part in Civilian Defense Patterson Park students have recently become acquainted with a new activity, that of Civilian Defense. Our school is participating in city-wide air raid drills, Civilian Defense enrollment, and Red Cross instruction. In connecton with the last, a First Aid Club has been introduced at Patterson, with an enrollment limited to twenty-seven so that members can have more practice. At present the standard twenty-hour course is in progress, but we hope to give an advanced course, thus paving the way for the stationing of first aid emergency squads throughout the school. Since Mr. F ishbein, the sponsor, is a First Aid Red Cross Instructor, the students completing the course will be eligible for the First Aid Certificate. However, an even larger number of Pattersonites have participated in the activities of the Red Cross by becoming members of the Junior Division. At Christmas time seventy-five stockings were filled for convalescent soldiers at Fort George G. Meade. Likewise, both the Knitting Club and the Sewing Circle, under the direction of Mrs. Solomon and Mrs. Messner respectively, are working for the Red Cross. We have also participated in the sale of Defense Stamps and Bonds. The purchases in a little over a month have amounted to approximately eleven thousand five hundred dollars. Some Pattersonites, as early as January, 1942, donated blood for the armed forces of the country. Thus Patterson has claimed the honor of being the first school to organize a group of Student Blood Donors. Following are the names of Pattersonis Blood Donors. Helen Bangert Richard Black Angelina Chirgott Nora Chirgott Wayne Colburn Warner Cook Margaret Coski Fred Decker Katherine Flezanis Morton Greenberg 'Joseph Hajewski Annette Hershberg Frank Iacovelli Hazel Jones Joseph Kaiser Marcella Karczewski Wilma Kerner Myrtle King Walter Kraft Raymond Kues Albert Lotz .Joseph Macri Christian Matthews Mary McDonough Jessie Minor Otto Nardone 70 Mary Ramsel Howard Schafer Mindel Seltzer Mary Smith Anna Sturm Sarah Tallagsen Emily Theiss Emma Vitak Louis Wagner Francis Weber The Armistice Assembly Our own Open Forum and Senior Glee Clubs presented on November 11, 1941, a symbolic observance of Armistice Day. Represented on the stage were the scouts, nurses, and armed forces of our nation. Members of the Open Forum Club compared America's acceptance of the challenge of 1917 with the response of American youth in 194-1 who want to do all in their power to aid National Defense. As a tribute, taps was sounded through the building while the student body silently stood facing the west. Then truly, the meaning of Armistic Day became less obscure. Salam llizli I Mindful that his boyhood in Syria had not been a blessed nor a peaceful one, Salom Rizk, more aware of his opportunities as an American citizen than we, awakened in us the pride for our Land of Opportunity. Standing on the platform of our auditorium, he imprinted in the minds of his rapt listeners a vivid etching of the deep hurts, bitter humiliations, the hopeful yearnings of a boyish heart, the gay, and the awkward moments that somehow seemed to lighten his cares. His fondest expectations had become realities, something tangible, when he discovered that he was a natural born citizen of the land that had for so many years been a vague dream, a fairy tale. United with his brothers in Iowa, Salom Rizk with his fortitude and ambition unceasingly sought to find his life's pattern in the overwhelming maze of humanity, and succeeded. Today he portrays the typical American with his eye on the future and his mind on the present. llluhs at Patterson Imagine London without 5'Big Ben , Imagine New York without the subs , Imagine a country without men, Imagine Patterson without clubs! Non-athletic organizations at Patterson have helped promote a feeling of unity and understanding among the students. lt is a privilege to meet and freely discuss subjects of importance. Many individuals do not realize what opportunities are lost by their lack of interest in clubs. Some of our most worthwhile assembly programs have been the result of the faithful cooperation and work of Pattersonis club members and sponsors. Patterson can well be proud of her many non-athletic organizations and the central system, The Coordinated Club Council. Three cheers for Patterson's Clubs! Here's to their continued success! 'Z1 Hifi an iff Zzfmzfrrzfuf Pictured on the day of their arrival at Patterson are the new students, the potential Clara Bartons, Thomas Edisons, Luther Burbanks, Abraham Lincolns, and all those Americans who bear gifts of knowledge and strength to aid in the material and the spiritual growth of this democracy. With eyes forward and chins up, the citizens of tomorrow look forward with the realization that they are the hope, the faith of the future America-an America nursed and coached by their predecessors-an America that will continue to grow and to prosper under their guiding hands. 72 PATTEBSUN ANSWERS THE El-lLL . . ' When the United States Armed Forces started to move on the enemies of democracy, they - 1. took with them representatives from Patterson. r Mr. .lames T. Blackiston, who formerly taught automobile shop, went from an officer in the FIIJUHIMI .Q Naval Reserves to a commissioned bluejacket in the regular United States Navy. The army l received the services of Mr. William L. 15552553555555253535:53:i:i:5:i:i5::': Blocher, also a teacher in the automobile shop, Mr. Edward H. Herwig, who taught mechanical drawing, and Mr. Nathan Schnap- per, a science teacher who had been at Patter- son only a short while before he answered the call to arms. Mr. Pelham Burnett did his part to help '3Keep ,em Flyingi' when he joined as an United States Army Flying Cadet. To these men, the Clipper wishes success in all their undertakings and good luck in their tight for freedom. Christmas at Patterson When Pearl Harbor was attacked by Japan on December 7, 1941, Americans began to wonder whether the Christmas holiday would be a joyous one. War clouds darkened our sky, nevertheless, there were still the laughter and happiness for the youth of America. Here at Patterson the Christmas traditions went on. Pattersonites walking through the main corridor stopped and smiled at the beautifully decorated Christmas tree because they knew what it symbolized. This gay and resplendent tree was set up many days in advance so that all could enjoy its beauty and meaning. Each year on the last day before the holiday, all Pattersonites are invited to the annual Christmas assembly presented by the music and art departments. Carols, while being sung, are dramatized on the stage. Famous religious pictures are brought to life by the medium of tableaux. Finally, the entire school, as the beloved carols are being sung by the Glee Club in the balcony, joins in the singing. In many parts of the world this year there was no joy, there was no laughter, nor was there the actual celebrating of Christmas. Christmas was celebrated only within the hearts of the people. We at Patterson are thankful that we live in a land where happiness still prevails. Patterson's Christmas traditions will not be broken as long as there are loyal patriots who love freedom and laughter. May the next Christmas be celebrated everywhere with Peace on earth, goodwill toward menf, 73 Senior Buat Hide Notes func 12, 1941-Senior Boat Ride 3:15 P. M.-S. S. Mohawk left pier Weather-Censored Events-Racer dips and top deck for thrills Music and dancing for recreation Penny arcade for disposing of odd change Swimming Qfor Eskimos onlyl Umbrella and camera hunt for the absent-minded and careless Chocolate bars and soda pop for the hungry Remark-All had a gala time, even the girls with the wind and the rain in their hair .. I P , al .., L 74- FEBRUARY Vincent Romeo ........ Lillian Heymann ...,..... The Hit Parade nf '42 .........Best-looking Boy.......... ........Prettiest Girl.......... Philip Knorr ................. ......... Best-dressed Boy ...... Dorothy Jean Hastry ......... .,.... Ralph Anderson ........... Anna Makridoo.: ..... Eleanor Shane ......... Charlotte Heath .....,...... Louis Kazmerowski ...... Lillian Eisman .....,.... Ruth Gordon ............ William Loechel .....,..,. Sam Mosca ........... Julia Balko .....,..... Sadye Terracina ,..... Jeffrey Schwinn ........ Chris Matthews ,........ Bettye Mae Parkent ..... Paul Czerkovich ,......... Frances Lazzaro... Muriel Faulkner .,.,...,,.. William Rachubinski ...,.,...,. Bernice Coski ....4....., ........ Calvin Ermer ....,.., Mindel Seltzer... J une Maxwell ....... Hazel J ones ....,., ...Best-dressed Girl ....... ........Most Popular Boy......... .Most Popular Girl ......... ..........Best Singer.......... .....Best Comedian........ .Best Athlete fboyj ...,..... .Best Athlete fgirlj ..,...... .......Best Wnter....... .......Best Artist....... .......Best Actor....... ......Best Actress... .......Best 0rator....... .....Best Musician.,....... Best All-around Boy ....... Best All-around Girl ....,... ......Wittiest Boy.......... .............Wtttzest Girl............. ............Most Dignifled Studentm... .Most Collegiate Student fboyj .Most Collegiate Student fgirlj ...........Best Student fboyj......... ........,..Best Student fgirlj........ .....,....Best Dancer.......... ......,....Most Loyal Fan... Meta Dimpert ..........,..,. ,.,...,.. M ost fun-loving ........ Genevieve Piontkowski .,..,..4,..,... Matthew Bogdan. ........ . Dorothy RUSIH t,..,. ...,.... .Most School-spirited .t.,........... Most Likely to Succeed fboyj .Most Likely to Succeed fgirlj J UNE ...........Robert Lee ........Lenore Freund ...Anthony Hoffman .............,...Inez Brehm Nicholas ,lerosimich ,......Cladys Stewart .......Dorothy Bewig ..........Earl Yeager ........Vernon Seibert ..........Dorothy Adkins ...Robert Pasterfield ..........Helen Shiptisky .......Charles Werner ...,...Katherine Taylor .......Francis Russell ..........Carroll Lange .Charles Miller .........Frances Shenk .........Charles Steihe .Geraldine Perouty ...........Doris Menzel ..........Ray McMillin ...........Mary Caddell .. .......... Angelo Alecce .......Myrtle Clisham .........William Baum ...Paul Finkelstein ......Agnes Tokarski ........Charl0tte Scott ........Sylvan Strauss .......Miriam Ford 75 SQ' John Aydv Miss Lilly Bartholomay Mr. and Mrs. Edw. G. Berlett Rhea, Ed., Ray, and Mill Berlett Mrs. Ralph Blattner Miss Edith L. Bowser Budacz's Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. A. Centineo Mr. and Mrs. John Clarke Mr. and Mrs. James Clisham Mr. and Mrs. J . T. Clisham Mr. William Clisham Mrs. Robert Coulson Jerome Cvach Mrs. Victor Dahle Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dayhofl The Derrickson Family Franklin M. Deuel Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Dieter Mr. and Mrs. John Dilny Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Carroll L. Parks Paul's Jewelry and Optical Store Miss Lillian A. Petri Mr. Joseph Pitruzzella Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Prochazka Mr. Clifton H. Reese Rev. J. Kelly Reese Miss Kathrynne Reese Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Rexroth Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Rosenblatt Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Frances Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Michael Rev. Herman Mrs. Herman Harry Rudick Rusin Joseph Sarnecki F. Scheufel Andrew Schmauss Schneeberger C. Schulz C. Schulz Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Seltzer Gordon DiPoy Mr . and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A Friend A Friend A Friend James Donohue Adam Draper John Ermer Louis A. Esbrandt Leonard Fisher George Fitzberger G. Freund Mrs. Mary Gibson George E. Gieser Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Greensfelder Mr. and Mrs. Bernard F. Harnek Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Harrison, Jr. Gene Haupt Mr. Earl John Heckler, Jr. Mrs. Erma Hogan Mr. George E. Hogan Elaine Hooper Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Hughes Miss Gertrude Isaacs Joe and June Miss Martha Jones Mr. Frederick P. Kacher Jacob and Henry Kacher Mary Florence Kamm Kappa Epsilon Gamma Coeds Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Kern Howard William Kolbe Mr. and Mrs. Peter Komar Charles Kopriva Mrs. Louis Kramer Jerry Kubin Mr. and Mrs. James Kuyawa Alexander J. Lane Thomas A. Lane, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. E. Lewis Bob Lindsey Lena Ida Lutz Mr. Charles McLean Mr. and Mrs. P. J. McMillan Mr. and Mrs. M. Malecki Mr. William Markiewicz Mr. and Mrs. Adam Matey Mr. and Mrs. J. Levering Merritt Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Morgan Mr. LeRoy Morrison Mosca's Grocery Mr. Edward L. Moulds, Jr. V. L. Munger Mr. and Mrs. David Murphy John Nakon Mr. Charles Nearman Mrs. Myrtle Neumann Carl F. Nicoll Mr. and Mrs. John Parkent Mr .John Senk M. Shaivitz 8: Sons Mr. and Mrs. Michael Shenk Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Shiptisky Emma Siegelin Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Morris Strauss Andrew P. Szamski Miss Katherine Taylor Terps William Edward Thomas, Jr. Mrs. Martha Tillette Roland A. Tressler J. Leroy Turnbaugh Mr. and Mrs. John H. Vogler Frank A. Waxter Benjamin Weinstein Otto C. Wielitz Winiecki's Paint Store Wm. G. Winterling PATRONS-FACULTY Margretta Alford Mildred Aukschun Nellie R. Bagwell Imogene Hugg Baldwin Dorothy T. Barnett Cleveland Bartlett Ralph L. Bartlett Samuel Belsky Lola Eleanor Benson Ida Belle Benson Max Berzofsky Shirley Biddison J. Anna Bloom Katherine Bowersox Bessie Brusowankin Lillian Buckingham Evelyn Bush-Wilson Harry Chayt Marie C. Chittick Norman L. Clark Leanore M. Coard Elizabeth A. Connelly Mary J. Curtis Frances W. Dean Esther Deitz Mary M. Dempsey Miriam DeWald Ellen Dinsmore Mary R. Dixon Ruth Doering Mary Alice Evans Bernard Feinberg Sidney W. Fishbein Jeanette Frank Ella M. French Elsa J. Gerbode Paul B. Gillen Philip W. Green Cecilia Grolock Marie A. Haferkorn Dorothy M. Herbst Grafton Hersperger Norma L. Hodges Eleanor Hollander Ruth L. Hormats Elsie Hudak Florence M. Hufnagel Gwladys Hughes Marie Huth Janet B. Johnson Annette Jurgens Chester Katenkamp Sarah Ethel Katzoff John F. Keczmerski Eldora L. Kelley Elizabeth R. Klippel William E. Manley Hildreth Lambert Ruth Lester Ella Levin Alvina M. Liebmann Emma Lohrfink Herbert G. McCarriar Edith B. McCleary Mary A. MoGarvey Allan Mainen Gordon Medinger Virginia M. Mele Florence H. Messner Jiro Morita Roland Nuttrell Helen M. O'Brien Georgina Paciarelli Elizabeth O. Perkins Vasilka PetroE Gypsie Lee Pine Martha W. Pointer Virginia K. Poteet Edith Pruss Margaret K. Reese Ursula A. Reese Margaret C. Reilly Marie C. Remmert Edmund E. Reutter Idamae T. Riley John J. Rodemeyer Blanche T. Rogers G. Evelyn Rohr Richard F. Ruzicka E. Irene Scalley Mabel F. Schoeppler Esther Schwartz Vera D. Scharzmann Helen F. Sharp Sara Silverton Olive L. Smnn Ruth J. Smith Christine Solomon Dorothy Speer Margaret Sullivan Ellen Taylor Mabel Tumhleson Katherine Valentine Harriet Vernon Elizabeth Virdin Daniel Wagner Frances E. Way Charlotte F. Wheatley Loretta E. Whelan Irene White Esther Whittemore Marguerite B. Wirth Alice Wood Rita E. Young THE VARSITY CLUB Dedicated to the service of the school Mr. lVIanley's Master Mechanics of X 12AT1 12 A C 1 12 A C L 1 and MISS DIXON We, the stenographers of '42, Are now skilled seamen tried and true. extend Compliments to the Welre heading toward an office great. future graduates of U Shorthand and typing shall decide our Patterson fate. Congratulations and Best Wishes from 12BC1 Compliments of b. . . 12 B G L 1 10BG1 The all boys, class Where men are gentlemen. See us for classy cravats and shinin sabots. Best Wishes to the Graduates! 1OBL1 Ohne Arbeit kein Gewinn. Il nly a pas de rose sans epines Post proelium praemium. ALENTINE'S ICTORY OLUNTEERS CLASS 7A4 PORTABLE NO. 2 ANNEX Welre midship-mites of Portable 2, Green hands aboard the Clipper. VVe've lots to learn and things to do, To win the applause of our Skipper., You Senior G'Hands, We wish you luck As on Life's Voyage you gog Have faith, stout hearts, and lots of pluck Despite the winds that blow. Best Wishes 9 A G 7 Compliments Of OPEN FORUM CLUB Compliments of the STUDENT PATROL As we depart from this educational coast, Compliments of To future graduates we offer a 12 A G C 1 wast- 12 A C 2 Quien busca, halla 11 A L 1 Bon Voyage on the sea of life 11AC1 Best Wishes for Success 11AG1 11BG1 ICTORY HSai1 on! Sail on! Sail on! And on! 11AC2 To the Seniors- uYour heartis desires he with you! 11BL1 Bon Voyage 11 B C 2 Compliments Of 10AI.3 Smooth Sailing 10 A C 1 N6n sibi sed omnibus 10AC2 Meilleurs Souhaits Viel Cute Wiinsche. Best Wishes to Class of '42 Optimae Voluntates. from 10AL1 Compliments of . . . 9 A G 1 CLASS OF 10BC1 May we all sail on the Ship of Ambition to the Shore of Success 9AC3 Clear Sailing 9 A C 4' 9 A C 1 In unity there is strength. We will help Win the war. 9 B G 3 9 B G 5 We, the class of Congratulations 9 B G 2 7 9 B C 3 Extend best wishes to the A Class of '42 Best Wishes If it is for Patterson, we're for it! ISHBEIN'S 3 A 7 MR. FUNSTERS 8A8 We wish you luck in all you do. Hereis to the Class of '42 SA4 Good Sailing to the Clipper! 8A6 Congratulations and Best Wishes Compliments DU to the CERCLE FRANCAIS Graduates of 1942 Best Wishes for Success 8 B 7 in Life FROM THE CLUB COUNCIL When despondent, tune in on THE RADIO AMATEUR HOUR CLUB Let the DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS lead you in your march to success Compliments of the EARLY BIRDS-11 A G C 1 Bon Voyage 11 B C 1 Best Wishes from Best Wishes from 10 A L 2 10 A G 4 Good Luck to You Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of '42 , for Success 10 A G 2 9 A G 6 Nou-s Voici 9 A L 2 The Pride of No. 43 is Compliments of 9 A C 5 Compliments of MR. KECZMERSKPS 9 A G 3 9 B L 1 CLASS Good Luck from 0LOMON'S Compliments of LICKY - EAMSTRESSES 8 A 3 A 9 B C 1 Congratulations from . . . 8 A 1 Compliments of 8 B 2 Compliments of 7 A 11 Compliments of 7 A 12 1 Compliments of 7 A 8 Compliments of 7 B 3 THE CLIPPER STAFF 9 B L 1 repeats- Compliments of E MR. KECZMERSKPS CLASS Compliments of . . . 9AG5 The Arundel Corporation Baltimore, Maryland A DREDGING - CONSTRUCTION - ENGINEERING all DISTRIBUTORS OF SAND - GRAVEL - STONE and COMMERCIAL SLAC Phones: SOUTH 2214-2215 CoMMERC1AL TRANSFER Co. 32 E. MONTGOMERY STREET BALTIMORE, MD. MICHAEL MCKENNEY, Prop LOYOLA COLLEGE A College of the Liberal Arts and Sciences for Men THREE YEAR PROGRAM LEADING TO A DEGREE NO SUMMER SESSIONS Accredited by State, Regional, and National Educational Associations. Courses leading to the Bachelorls Degree in the Arts, Sciences and Business Administration. College training for Medicine, Law, Engineering, Accounting, etc. MODERATE TUITION LIMITED CLASSES Freshman Registration September I4-, 1942, and February I, 194-3 For information write: The Registrar, Loyola College Phone: Chesapeake 1020 41501 N. CHARLES STREET, BALTIMORE, MD. 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I PHILIP CAMPAGNA 3607 EASTERN AVENUE Compliments of REDS HYATT'S MEN'S SHOP 424- S. BROADWAY Greetings to Class of ,42 . . . B. BUGATCH STORES 825-827-828-830 NORTH GAY STREET Phone, WOLFE 5530 A. LABOWITZ Furniture, Carpets and Stoves 1709-11-13 FLEET ST. BALTIMORE, MD. Phone: Lexington 3558 - 3559 Stock and Special Millwork Wallboards, Plasterboard-Lumber JAMES P. FOSTER 81 CO., INC. 115 - 117 S. FREDERICK STREET BALTIMORE, MD. Run Right to R E A D , S For All Your Drug Store Needs! There's a store near you! GOULD'S DRUG STORE Prescription Pharmacists LOMBARD AND CONKLING STS. Compliments of SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. Best Wishes from HECHT BROS. BALTIMORE AND PINE HOWARD AND FRANKLIN For authentic Campus Fashions - AHOCHSCHILD, KOHN sz Co. F. M. STEVENSON CO., INC. Awnings - Covers CANVAS BY THE YARD Cordially yours STEWART 81 CO. FAMOUS MAKE APPAREL FOR THE GRADUATE T H E NBII H U B - - - of Charles Street HENRY JOHN WEBER 81 SON Real Estate - Cash At Once FOR YOUR HOME . . . 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Moderate tuition, convenient payments. Day or evening classesg send for catalogue. We have no solicitors Educational Ollice, Y. M. C. A. Schools, Room 400, Central Y. M. C. A. Building Franklin 81 Cathedral Sts., Baltimore. Telephone Vernon 8650 NEEDED! OF F ICERSH FOR OUR CIVIL ARMY Government and Industry need thou- sands of trained workers. Are you prepared? Enroll at Strayer College. Day or evening courses in Shorthand, Type- writing, Business Machines and allied subjects will enable you to play your part in helping to win the war. Enroll today. STRAYER COLLEGE 18 N. CHARLES STREET LEX. 5626 PIANOS RADIOS Grand Piano-Victor, Columbia and Decca Records Sheet Music--0rchestrations-Band Instruments Ludwig Drums HAMMANN'S MUSIC STORE 206 N. LIBERTY STREET Phone PLaza 6739 Compliments of WINN'S GROCERY 3129 MCELDERRY STREET Compliments of BALTIMORE DRESS SUIT RENTAL ASSOCIATION BEN RAFFEL L. FRAME 1635 E. Baltimore St. 3023 Greenmount Ave. I-I. ADLER WALDORF 405 W. Franklin St. 108 W. 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