Patterson High School - Clipper Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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C-ERALDINE ABARBANEL Gerry l N, Port St. An able worker in the Girls' Service Club . . marches snappily with the Victory Corps . . . enthusiastic. ODETTE AIACHE Frenchy 140 S. East Ave. Fond of money, men, and food . . . dramatic and instructive ability . . . a talkative French- woman. RAYMOND BARCZAK Ray 719 Clover St. Sergeant on Student Patrol . . . ice skater . . . one of our ace sharpshooters . . . quiet and industrious. HARRY BRIGHT Hair 912 N. Luzerne Ave. Quite a sharpshooter . . . Center attraction in football . . . loves to sing, run, and shoot . . . our teller of tall tales. 15 l L AUDREY BUECIILER Auds 3712 Fait Ave. Interested in the Naval Air Corps . . . fwllo isn'tl . . . a hard worker and a swell gal . . . loved those history programs. 4 INIILTON CAPLAN Migllty 2417 E. Fairmount Ave. Sidekick of Bink . . . associate in the Hrm of Fink-El-Stein, Bright, and Caplan, the trio that keeps C1 happy. DORIS MARY CARROLL Clama 402 S. East Ave. Has drarnatic ability . . . helps to feed refugee children . . . XVCSICII1 Maryland College bound. ANNA CASALE Ann 2641 Ashland Ave. Loves cake and candy . . . continually 'Beating knots on your headl' . . . bond representative.

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IOHN PAGONES Doc 1639 Fleet St. Swell u to et alon with ood sense S Y .8 8 - - - 8 I of humor . . . likes sport clothes for which he makes a good model . . . collects solid platters. IRENE S. RADZIMINSKI Radz l822 Fleet St. Interested in mathematics . . . shines with bril- liance . . . sports' enthusiast . . . off to University of Maryland. GRACE RAKENCES Des 422 S. Macon St. Always waiting for Tuesday, four o'clock . . . very dramatic . . . made an excellent mother in the senior play. LUCILLE RICKERT Butch 307 S. Ellwood Ave. Lone girl of VI . . . enjoys the Clce Club . . . does her bit in the Service Club for Girls. ALICE MARTIN Bunny 263 S. East Ave. Is going to study art . . . likes all kinds of sports . . . is a ine pianist and sings alto well. IAMES WILLIAM MEINECKE lim 260 S. Robinson St. Interested in printing and electricity . . . an- other Edison . . . shows nautical ability in the Victory Corps. HOXV ARD VVILLIAM MILLER Reverend 210 N. Glover St. One of the flying squadron . . . showed talent in the senior play . . . vegetarian . . . prize orator of February '44. ' VERA IDA NICCOLUCCI Nick 7ll S. Potomac St. Iuggles our bond and stamp sales . . . tallest member of the class, four feet, ten inches . . . her effervescent laugh, the joy of the class. 18

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SIDNEY FINKELSTEIN Bink 105 N. Collington Ave. His hair is his pride and joy . . . a Hfellal' with a lawyerls mind . . . ambition to be another Bob Hope . . . has a good start. HELEN CESCIIVVENDT Shorty 228 S. Highland Ave. Patriotic stamp seller . . . shorthand coach . . . always on the job . . . distributor of the staff of life. ELIZABETH ANNETTE IIAYVVOOD Wfoody 1214 N. Curley St. Used to be in the Glee Club . . . now listens to Harry james . . . displays interest in the Naval Academy . . . wonder why. NICHOLAS BENHARDT HILL Ben 609 S. Ponca St. Faithful class supporter a' la Powder Puffs . . . aviation cadet-to-be . . . interested in sports. CATHERINE CICONE Cass 4610 Eastern Ave. Loves to dance, chew gum , . . potatoes, her favorite food . . . paper girl of her class . . . what an imitator! LORETTA CIOCCIII Chalky 3506 Gough St. Faithful swooner of Sinatra . . . trips the light fantastic . . . money-grabbing treasurer of Cl. ELIZABETH RU'l'II DOETLAFF Blondie 3623 E. Fayette St. Baby brother, Alan, her pride and job . . . potato chips, a part of every meal . . . never could master Uwho-whom. PEARL FARB 2105 E. Fairmount Ave. A hard worker . . . a wiz in history tests . . . can practically read hack word for word any SIIIIIIIIZIIY. 16