Patterson High School - Clipper Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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THOMAS BARANOVVSKI IRENE STOTSKY HERBERT TAYLOR RUTH XVINKLEMAN Class of June, I943 OFFICERS ITHOIXIAS BARANOXVSKI IRENE STOTSKY President Secretary HERBERT TAYLOR RUTH VVINKLEMAN Vice-President Treasurer CLASS SONG TUNE: F inlandia O school of fame and honor bright a-Howing Witli course of work and joy to help alway, Fine character and knowledge sound bestowingg Forward, Avanti, a toast we'll say: Witli colors pure and beauty rare a-showing May they endure, green and gold, for aye! May our advisers lead us with great vigor And point the way to higher goals each day That forty-three may count no task a rigor, Witll banners high and classmates e'er gay Let high school spirit ev'ry life transtigure, Avanti, then, green and gold for aye! EVELYN L1ssY, NANCY MCKINNE1', and EILEEN YOUNGER 25

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RAYMOND E. YRTTIMAA General Hello, Sweetheart! 'iYertz, the boy with the Hm'est wavy hair, tickles the ivories and wants to be a draftsman. Icc Skating Club, Victory Corps. General MATTIIEVV F. ZAIINER 'lYou should have seen her last nightll' Zeke, doomed by name to be the end man, has a yen for photography, wants to take john Barrymore's place, and never will periodj. Science Club. Camera Club, Dance Club, Clee Club, Patterson Playshop, Club Council, Historical Pageant. IOSEPH D. ZEBEC General A'HeIIo, Hon! 'lCooky, the Broadwai' Casanova and Patterson wolf, has unusual tastes in clothes and wants to learn how to dance. Glee Club, Varsity Club. Chef Club, Roller Skating Club, Football, Track. Student Patrol. Operetta, Victory Corps. YRTTHXIAA ZAHNER ZEBEC Cum Laude FEBRUARY, 1943 Ruth Apples' 11 Quarters Mitchell Pollack 11 Quarters Emily Cirul 10 Quarters Ieane Harrison 10 Quarters Naomi Koehler 10 Quarters Unto Erkkila Ruth Stecker Isadore Ellin 16 Quarters 16 Quarters 16 Quarters Yolanda Isidofo 8 Quarters Emilie Rys W111. McDonald L. Baumgartner 14 Quarters 12 Quarters 12 Quarters Z4

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ADAMS ALBAUGH APPEL BAKER BALANOWSKI BARANOWSKI BARNES BAUER RUTH ADAMS 'lYou look good, Honf' Ads Variety of hair styles the spice of her life . . . far along road to becoming a connoisseur of canine pictures . . . just another movie fan . . . wants to dominate the keyboard. Ice Skating Club, VVinter Carnival, The Clipper Staff. Ofhcc Practice Blondie A'It doesn't worry me. NORMAN ALBAUGH Asset from Kenwood High . . . there are smiles . . . contends in feats of physical strength . . . engineering at Martin's his goal. Camera Club, Soccer, Basketball, Baseball, Football, Blueprint Reading. Technical LILLIAN I. APPEL 'AWhat goes with you? Lilly Fountain of laughter . . . worships Clark Cable . . . would like to marry a handsome doctor . . . will never forget Iune 6, 1941. Ice Skating Club, Salesmanship Club, Basketball, Deck Tennis, Bowling, VV inter Carnival, 'lThe Clipper Staff. Stenographie Eets That's the last straw. EDITH M. BAKER Vlfhiz at knitting . . . abhors letter-writing . , . yen for bowling . . . simplicity personified. Commercial Club, Salesmanship Club, Bowling, Tennis, The Clipper Staff, XVinter Carnival. Stenographic EDWARD BALANOVV SKI Can't say. Slim Not averse to women . . . will either do or die doing . . . travels to ends of the earth through stamps . . . will be an airplane mechanic. Art VVorkshop, Honor Club, l'The Clipper Staff, Class Treasurer. Aeronautics Tommy 'AVVhat's up, Doe?'l THOMAS BARANOWSKI Always at his best . . . likes football, softball, and fishing ffor girlsj . . . Iune '43's leader . . . future Collegian. Student Patrol, Varsity Club, Class President, Historical Pageant, Honor Club, Victory Corps, Meteorology Club. Aeronautics HELEN BARNES UOI1, don't worry about it! Barney Success and opportunity await her . . . oratorical ability . . . will never give up until her goal is reached . . . always ready, willing, and able. Glee Club, Robert Frost Poetry Club, Open Forum Club, Club of Interpretation. General Clerical Marty l'You're nuts! MARTIN N. BAUER Knack for gaining and retaining friends . . . always in hot water . . . an exceptionally good sport . . . will be a white- collar worker. General Clerical 26