Patterson High School - Clipper Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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JOSEPH DANNEMANN Ioe 2632 Mcljldcrry St. Interested in sports . , . football fan . . . mem- ber in Armed Forces . . . food, a 'fmustn in his everyday living. DOROTIIY D'AlXlARIO Die 4326 E. Lombard St. Firm believer of 'fLaugh and the VVOrld Laughs with Yon . . . students will love her when she teaches rcadin', writin', and lrithmetic. IOSEPH DENARDI IOC 509 S. Clinton St. Popular with girls . . . prefers natural blondes . . . wants to become oihecr in the Air Corps. MINERVA DENT Bonnie 3233 Eastern Ave. Says very little . . . keeps out of trouble . . . may some day be an artist . . . cuts red tape at Martins FLORENCE PHYLLIS COHEN 107 S. Collington Ave. F iggie . . . likes Has a personality as sweet as sugar Annapolis, especially the midshipmen . . . knows the answer to 'fSweet Mystery of Life. CRIST G, CONITS Gunner 4 VV. Oliver St. A grand guy . . . everybody's friend . . . anxious to Hy in the wide blue yonder . . . will never have an enemy. KENNETH CRESVVELL Kenny 3828 E. Foster Ave. Bowling is a favorite pastime . . . studying air- planes, a hobby . . . you should hear his voice . . . belongs to all the clubs. REGINA CZERVVINSKI Gene 407 Anglesea St, Adores men in uniform, especially sailors . . . has large collection of photographs of the male sex. Z6

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ANTHONY I. BRICKO Andy 3 N. Glover St. The quiet student of his class . . . collects stamps . . . likes Victory Corps and table tennis. IACK BURDEN Hoiman 207 N. Milton Ave. Champion bowler and a basketball player of no mean ability . . . baseball fan . . . faithful on the Student Patrol. WILLIAM E. BURTON Boop 3001 E. Baltimore St. Ministry or Silver Wings . . . sports-minded . . . has plenty of credits in baseball, soccer, basketball. IEROME M. BUTLER Ierry 3137 E. Baltimore St. Outstanding abilities in chemistry, physics, trig, and geometry . . . enjoys hearing himself read like an Englishman . . . chess enthusiast. IOSEPH CANNING Ioe 1109 Appleton St. 'fPhysics is my hard subject . . . gets all the inside dope . . . spends time at the horse riding academy . . . loves to fish. EDWARD CAPECCI Prof. 3933 Mt. Pleasant Ave. The 'Astudentn of his class . . . collects stamps builds airplane models . . . plays table tennis like a Hend . . . reliable class representative. NORA CHIRGOTT Lover 424 S. Newkirk St. Shadow of Penelope Vardavas . . . finds en- joyment in bowling, bicycle riding, and swim- ming . . . favorite program, The All Girls' Orchestra. RUSSELL I. CLARIDCE Rusty 2906 Elliott St. Has eyes on those Navy blues . . . keeps tit for the future by plenty of track and football practice . . . faithful blood donor. ' 25

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RUSSELL F. DEPPISH Russ 931 S. Linwood Ave. Slow but sure . . . will make the Dodgers some day . . . oh, to sit near him in C. A.! BETTY LOU DODSON 519 N. Luzerne Ave. Always has stationery handy . . . knows every- body and anybody . . . ardent worker in the Victory Corps. HUBERT DOMBROWSKI Huby 6720 Roberts Ave. A real practical joker with Patterson's teachers . . . admirer of the U. S. Marines . . . our own Mr. Five by Five. ROMAN DUDEK Caesar 2500 Foster Ave. ' The class jokester . . . a one-man orchestra . . . plays in the band . . . never caught without a smile. ROSALIND EDMONDS Ro 3536 Ellcrslie Ave. One of our honor students . . . ardent lover of macaroni and cheese . . . intent upon college career . . . member of the Clipper Staff. EDVVARD EILER Rev. 612 S. Macon St. Can quote the Bible like a minister . . . has speaking and scholastic abilities . . . is ardent follower of Abraham Lincoln. JUNE ELSTE Els 3002 E. Pratt sf. Patients will love her as a nurse . . . hobby is reading . . . beware of any grape soda she offers von! C-ERALDINE FISHER Gerry 624 S. Montford Ave. Laugh ofhcially called The Fisher Laugh . . . feels undressed without perfume and gloves . . . typical All-American Girl! 27 0