Patterson High School - Clipper Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1947 volume:

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High crvrfrd lbougbfs xfafca' in fbr lwarf of rozzrfvsyf' VICE-PRINCIPAL MRS. DOROTHY H. SCHWATRA Wifb011f lorr we arc' poor, and with brr we are rirbf' Ui. W4 GUIDANCF DILPARTMFNT 5i'ufr'i1': Mrs. Kirk, Dr. Speer, Mrs. Docring. Sluuififlg: Miss Shaw, Mrs. Rohr, LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Miss Gilroy, Miss Paciarclli, Miss Ger- nf wav - MUSIC DEPARTMENT Mrs. Pointer, Mr. Norton, Miss b04lC. Miss Bagwell, Miss Kidwcll. FNCQLISH DlfPARTlN1lfNT Siniliwl: Miss Clislum, Miss Benson, Mrs, Kelly, Miss Wfiy, Miss Hinc, Slizmlirzg: Mr. Ncumcislcr, Miss Cunnclly, Miss Tgmplcton, Miss Huf- nngul, Miss Cliitticls, Mrs. Barnett, Mr. Willis. Noi f7ft'fI1V4'll'f Miss Collison, Miss Kidwell, Miss O'Donncll, Miss Scalley, Mrs. Taylor. rr ODUQIACS marc, Miss Licbmann. bich, Mr. Biasi. 5 munusuu .fi pug ,gy 111 SCI IOOL YU RSE lllSil'ORY DlfPARTMlfN'l4 - ' ' I iullwif: Mrs. Kumiw, Miss Sligirp, Mr. Whskow, vlllrs. Sclmrtntzlu Miss l7cW.ilil, Miss Hcrlwst. Mill Tliilt, To DIL' filllillllxf Miss Wfxxiiiaili, Mr. Miller, Miss Dorn, Mrs. llalilwin, Miss Valentine, Miss Reese, PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Smlrif: Miss Stidmnn, Mrs. Karl, Miss Wliitte- Stiifzrlirzg: Mr. Mueller, Mr, Sansone, Mr. Hassel- lla Hi H6 in , s..,.M,. 3 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Siuflvil: Miss W'cllcr, Miss Ucliuck, Miss livans, Mrs. llurgcns, Miss Ports Miss Roclmfin, Slifmlifig: Mr, Kcsslcr, Mr. Stidmnn. Mr. Palmer, Mr. Mcdingcr, Mr Fislibcin. ev ge, if ' 2 i A. A 2 Aff' 22 gi x 'W i 1 N 1. f ,-gy' Li f L' ,i-f Q ggi: j XE' 4' f. 5.4 fi .3 Q 5 1 .. Q L X a ' I A 3. z 1 :fs g,i!Z'? ' will f 'V .z b I V9 y 1 ' f w f .727 1 iff? FE: y ,X 5761? 2, it Sag, Q .. Q ff, G 9 . fc .f-gn' 1v2L39'z 4 A wi-'P 4 'f Z fu. 42 .a ZVQ 4,,,,....-V ff' h + c f rv cc 77 60? 3 OLU If 1 l r 1 vb ,E xif w fig: nf M sr I fl . D 'iff' V. 'MM L ' R1 'rf'-P . Wg 016 .1 C'14R1fS'I fffQ 5 ' 'Q-Q..-of x .1.. , -F! H .qw Adviser MR. JOSEPH MUELLER Tl:ry'rv only truly grral who are lrufy good. --George Chapman. g Jinx will--Q K . .LX. W. W Former Aduxer et Mas. MARGARET RUDIGIER Sccrdary Treaxurer T ALICE SCHWENK I4 VICTORIA GRO H x . x. 1 KIACQUISLINIE 1.1112 BELL 114 N. Linwood Avenue Isn'l he cute. jackie, belle of the class . . . has a cheery smile . . . leads the way in all social events. Ciriiuu Club, Class Rl'IlYl'.Yl'!lftlll1'l', Bowling. DOLORES BLUME 28 S. Curley Street I airff go! none. Lory, always ready to give a help- ing hand with history homework . . . quiet but sweet . . . loves to mark shorthand papers. Spanish Club, Hislory Club, Gler Club. RUTH S. ABRAHAMS 123 S. Highland Avenue Oh, for heailerfs sake! Ruth, tall blonde . . . leads a well rounded life . . . makes friends easily . . . always willing to help. Spanish Club, Driue1 s Club, Chemistry Club, Coach Club, Honor Club, Bond and Stamp Representative, Farewell Assembly Committeeg Table Tennis Club. DOROTHEA ASHLINE 202 N. Curley Street Well, watrha know! Dot, belongs to the quiet lot... has innocent blue eyes . . . has a shy smile. Nurses' Aide, Glee Club, Class Valley Ball, iyfabzuafuf Q7 JUANITA L. ALLMA'N 5127 Wright Avenue I suppose so. Stinks, lives for fun and nursing . . . envied by everyone because of her peaches and cream complexion . . . has beautiful amber locks. Baud, Orchestra, Girls' Service Club, Chemistry Club, Table Truuis Club. MARY BATES 524 S. Rappolla Street Bates, is quiet . . . dresses like a model . . . has a sunny disposition . . . always found in midst of a crowd. FRANK CHARLES BENVENGA I 200 S. Robinson Street a 7, You know lhe answer, Sfhoil? A Ben, watches over Patterson with .,- , a benevolent eye . . . will someday as-:Q A X write a book, In the Shadow of- 557 Y gi, . . . quite a shy boy. Varsify Foolbali. Q ra ii A l' ,, ' a, -.r El ' Q - li an if l EDNA BOYD 241 N. Luzerne Avenue I wish il were Friday. Eddie, a quiet scholar . . . has a soft and dignified voice. W.- ,. ww we 3 FRED DALY 1220 Steelton Avenue LORRAINE BRAUN 2001 Fleet Street Table Tennis Club, Goose, spent spare time in the Navy . . . knows football and women , Pm sooo hungry! H' I ' as Rae, little blonde who says little .iff 5 . . . laughs a lot and does much . . . C f , . I 'imp' K. X never id e. 1 x Aql iff Spanish Club, Glee Club, History Club, M, M wffi 1 :www g in T. Honor Club, Class Volley Ball. , E fi iii W if 'i i nil- ,' K' Q: gi 4 be LYNN DAVIS 1405 Dundalk Avenue , Well, take my watch! 5 haf K best-Shakespeare next. ill Track, Varsity Football. -f it iq ij 1 JANE DE VAULT CURTIS E. DEXTER 2816 Roselawn Avenue 4791 Valley View Avenue Goodness gracious, Agnes! Dex, interested in diamonds and IkeYi Eastern's contribution to a Pearls - ' ' always has 3 gay uGff0d better cause . . . has a charming per- Momingfn for everyone ' ' ' never 'n' sonality . . . is a very cute kid. gefs after School' Glee Club, History Club. RICHARD JOI'N DI PASQUALE 3741 E. Lombard Street Will ya, hub? Dee, is carefree . . . has a warm smile . . . does all right everywhere. Varsity Club, Iunior Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Soccer. Glee Club, Student Patrol. HELEN LOUISE DRAKE 2024 McElderry Street V Hey, Perzins, got the bomework?', Drake, always in the thick of things . . . always trying to be of ser- vicc . . . has hopes of being a success- ful secretary. Fred, is quiet, impatient depend able person . . . always cheerful Senior Play, Sea Service, Drziers Club Q 1 I6 L6 ARTHUR N. EICH 108 N. Decker Avenue l llillift :lo it. Ike, was in the Merchant Marines . . . spends leisure time with sports, women, and music . . . never quiet . . . always late. Gln' Club, Student Patrol, Stulleu! Council, Class Representative, Trark, Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestlirzg. ROSALIIZ FISCHER 201 S. Eaton Street WlJat time is it? Fish, our Latin beauty . . . has sparkling brown eyes . . . sweet and lovable. Spanish Club, Glen' Club, Girl's Ser- vice Club, Honor Club, Health Suite Aiiles, Press Representative. FDVVIN W. FEHER 3517 Ii. Fairmount Avenue Ab, you got pebbles in your lJeaa'.,' Weii1ie, has a million friends . . . has a knack for working all night and coming to school next day fresh and wide awake. Spanish Club, Glee Club, Locker Moni- tor, Varsity Soccer. MILDRED E. FORE 139 N. Decker Avenue Milf quiet but dependable . . . al- ways helpful . . . a whiz at shorthand . . . blushes easily. Spanish Club, History Club, Glee Club, Coach Club, Honor Club, Health Suite Aides. in -is-. lf:-as-T if sir. it axis Way :: wf-f- 1 sway ll , .af 3 as gsbtuaty Q7 l ,D X . 1 . g.' K I ts I7 BLANCHE FROMME 1925 Orleans Street My nrbiug back! TEDDY JAMES GOLOBOSKI 1813 E. Fairmount Avenue Gel me an ice cream. Blanche, has a radiant smile . . . quite a serious person . . . hopes to marry a millionaire. Girls' Service Club, Class Valley Ball. Ted, is never still, but always quiet , . . loves to read about horses. Wrestling, junior Varsity Track. SALVATORE GLORIOSO 713 N. Milton Avenue You bet! Can you whistle? Salv, always finds his way to the top . . . is always being sought but never found . . . quite a modest person. lli'Y Club, Class Representative, Erli- tor-iu-Cbief of '47 Yearbook. ELAINE G. GOTTFRIED 833 S. Linwood Avenue Hey, wbafs up, Doe? Guns, never idle . . . a native of New York . . . always in the midst of things. Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, Clipper Staff, Girls' Service Club, Honor Club, Bowling, Table Tennis Club. MARION J. GRDEN 408 S. Bethel Street You can't go wrong if you do it riglatf' Salty, our music man . . . quiet, conscientious Worker. Band, Dance Band, Orchestra, junior Varsity Track. ROBERT JAMES GULL 638 S. Streeper Street Got one, Rosey? Irony, has sincere friendliness for cveryone . . . always eager to help . . . always on the move . . . one of our unsung heroes. VICTORIA GROTH 430 S. Drew Street Tbat,s okay! Vic, loved by all . . . always in the limelight of scholarship and sports . . . a warm and ready friend . . . our Enancial adviser. Girls' Seruice Club, Chemistry Club, Spanish Club, Press Stag, Honor Club, Coach Club, Class Treasurer, junior Varsity Basketball, Varsity Hockey, Varsity Tennis. CLARENCE HINKE 508 N. Belnord Avenue Take two, tbey're smallfi Bud, cream of the crop . . . an ex-marine . . . a very generous person. Searnensbip Club, Student Council, Hi- Y Club, Varsity Track, Varsity ,. an -mtv 2 www Qtr, 'Q-H-Qu lm if Mx, Student Patrol, Glee Club, Assembly Programs, Art Club, Student Coun- cil, Class Play, junior Varsity Foot- ball, Varsity Football Football, Varsity Wrestling. fyzeliwwuf u7 S 4-:si ' f i i .' 1 ax 5' lf. 6 , i KA .Wm g ---ef R i f I W . ' '-.,ff 2 fi , S -X ii .ri 53 , 44 ' X, f RICHARD C. HINKE S08 N. Belnord Avenue Hi tbere, Mr. Goodman, Dick, is very neat . . . always says the right thing . . . very friendly. Driver's Club, Bond and Stamp Repre- sentative, Varsity Club, Stutlent Manager of Varsity Football, Row- ing, junior Varsity Football, Var- sity Track, Varsity Football. DOROTHY MAE KENDALL 2321 E. Chase Street lVbat's the matter, you crazy? Dottie, very attractive blonde . . . has a gay laugh and good word for all. History Club, Class Volley Ball, Class Basketball. 18 'kilt X ELTON S. JACKSON 3326 Leverton Avenue Goose, a great athlete . . . quiet and friendly . . . always willing to lend :t hand. Varsity Club, Hi-Y Club, Varsity Bas- ketball, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Soccer HELEN KONDAX 706 S. Ponca Street I coulal rnurder somebody. Connie, hopes to become a compe- tent secretary . . . a good dancer . . . has a warm smile. Spanish Club, History Club, Radio Workshop. FQ as p -U X ANNETTE LASSEN 716 N. Kenwood Avenue Olaf I zlon't care. Lassie, blushes easily . . . shy as 3 mousc . . . speaks little but accom- plishes much. Office Emergency Club, Bowling Club, Class Vollry Ball. RITA J. KRAMER 1823 E. Lafayette Avenue Hom'st! Reet, always has a problem . . , intends to be a great debator . . ,has long glossy hair, Civitau Club, Clipper Stuf, Prom ,, Commiltec, Bowling Club. s 538g EDWARD LAZZERI 1419 Dundalk Avenue Hey, beautiful! Fd, loves sports . . . finds plenty JORDAN LAZARIDIS 1200 Edison Highway R, Injun joe, a true friend to every- one . . . doesn't seem to be very talka- xwx MX 'Nt' five- of time for women. X, Q On-hesira. Glcc Club, Varsily Club, Varsity Faoi- N Xe lp 5 K ball. JEAN AUDREY LENTZ 212 S. Conkling Street Jeannie, has millions of friends . . . a great jester . . . a willing helper. Glre Club, Health Suite Aides, Civitan Club. PHILIP LEVENSON 2330 E. Baltimore Street Treat 'em rough. Phil, our Charles Atlas . . . im- presses us with his carefree concept of life . . . does everybody's homework but his own. Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, Stuilrnt Council. ?sbfzuwzp 27 JOHN V. LENTZ 212 S. Conkling Street Oh, my aching back. 1 Mg . ,gk Vern, interested in bowling . . . a 1 very ambitious person . . . loves to M f, u I x listen to music. f A . , 2 . X 2 li A at 1 , ,J .A af 11,5 if 'M 22 13 , ' .. ' .',,..f' fb ive' 2 EDWIN LEWINSKI 2811 Jefferson Street Q It'.v all in your mind. S ' .l Spike, loves chemistry and all its associates . . . you can't tear him awav Naam' from history . . . always saying, Scholarship is the primary purpose of the school. Chemistry Club, Varsity Club, Gln' Clubi Spanish Club, Varsily Foot- ba l. ,ww 19 NORMAN J. LOUDEN 3123 E. Monument Street Shalt witb lbose birds! Toot,,' knows his bowling . . . is very timid with thc girls . . . always gay. Chemistry Club, Spanish Club, Bowl- ing Club, Iunior Varsity Football. EDWARD MARCINIAK 349 S. Bonsal Street Ed, is a boat racing fan . . . always in for a gay time . . . loves the sport of basketball. Prom Coiiirriilfre, Senior Play. -a at wr' X , X A. FRANK MALINDA 2129 E. Lombard Street Ab bears ya! Windy, is constantly smiling . . . is genial with everyone. Spanish Club, Glu' Club, Chemistry Club. N, sr Q . x N t eg KS Q as l x S e N Nb -Q 'Ska fn, .t MARGARET M, MARES 2123 E. Orleans Street . Gazookr.' R X1 Margy, a journalist born and bred W, . . . conquers every taslt sent her way 'Y my A with honors. , i 'r 'H K. Eilitor-in-Cloiaf of Patterson Press, X A ,WN Girls' Service Club, Spanish Club, Coach Club, Honor Club, Glee Club, --ss- Ifarcwcll Assembly Committee. , . Q A , , 1 lf, e 1 iyfabfzuwzy 27 HELEN FRANCES MASCHAS 1717 E. Baltimore Street lt seem: to me . . .D Mash, is never unprepared . . . ever-willing to lend a hand . . . is one of our outstanding scholars. genry Clbb. SHIRLEE JEANNE MCCAULEY f rm kj 441 Folcroft Street 'K 6 ' Is it almost two-thirty? YQ gf- Mac, has a pleasant smile . . . is 7 l an attractive dresser . . . is never idle. I Girls' Servire Club, Prom Committee. l 20 V BETTYE LEE MATTES 442 S. Bonsal Street You scroungef' Doc, will never have a one and only . . . is a stunning dresser . . . is very attractive in many ways. l' S vice Club Civitan Club, Honor Club Coach Club, Ojire Emer- Gif x er Q 1 Prom Committee. ROBERT T. MCDONALD 113 5. Bonsai Street Mac, our silent partner . . . im- presses us with his bachelor vow . . . is a great debator. Varsity Club, Vanity Football, Varritj Track. ,K ss 3 .ew 'sr S N' -ss sa ys. 2 - iff is . I - ge t s . H it ' -rf I DORIS MUCHOROWSKI 153 N. Streeper Street My Land. N1uche, our own Judith Anderson . . . has an imagination for writing, . . . always a late comer, lllslory Club, Sfanzensbip Club, Riulm Workshop, Clipper Staff, Libyan-y Aiiles, Senior Play. WADE ORTEL 413 S. East Street ls tbat right? Wade, is our guiding star . . . most likely to succeed in being a law- yer . . . is interested in astronomy. Hi-Y Club, Varsity Club, Clwmfslry Club, Student Council, Hulim' Club, Boanl of Student Activities, Class Presirlent, Varsity Soccer. .3562-f ,ws x boy. gabtuazy HELEN CATHERINE NOIQLIJQRT 622 N. Kenwood Avenue Confuse me, please. Nellert, has no troubles except her friends . . . is always laughing . . . will always help a friend. Girls' Service Club, Clipper Stuff, Glee DAVID I. MILLER 19 N. Decker Avenue Left catch om'!,' JOHN MEINECKE 260 S. Robinson Street Solid South. John, quick to laugh and slow to worry . . . helps J. P. keep the ,moral - up while the marks go down. Dave, a great athlete . . . has a splendid voice . . . is our all around Glre Club, Varsity Club, Class Repre- ser1t.1tive, Student Council, junior Varsity Football, Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Varsity Wrestling. Z7 tr . N 9 MARIAN K. MESZYNSKA S20 S. Strecper Street No, girl! Zinski, cute blonde . . . a favorite among the boys . , . is very quiet until vnu kncw her. Civiian Club. IDA M. MODO 218 Albemarle Street I, 'ambition to become a compe- tent nurse . . . is very quiet until you get to know her . . . is kind to every- DISIC. Bowling Club. who ..,1,,Qw Club, Class Representative, Stutlent i Gorermneut, Class Play. RICHARD J. OSSIIQ . 221 S. Grundy Street ra l'm starving. S' ,T Dick, blue-eyed blond . . . liked M '.,Y,, V , by everyone . . . very sincere in his V 9 waYs. J Glen' Club, Hi-Y Club, Chemistry Club, . ,J if W 'A ,E Class Vice-President, junior Varsity If H 5 i , 11 1 Track. .J-. fit' 'fu' . ,,'.- 2 f . f' Lil 732' 4 ,Q -Q' .fl as s . if Q-'azz 21 1 '76 K 3 A ...,.,. 4, if ,L XX GEORGE C. PULS 418 N. Curley Street Dude, quiet but quick . . . has a crush on sports, mashed potatoes, and women. Bond and Stamp Representative, Class Football, Class Basketball. VIRGINIA LEE REASER 407 S. Bonsal Street H0w,s every little thing? Reuse, has blue eyes and ways of a true beauty . . . cosmic but def. Glee Club, History Club. JOHN PATERAKIS 2013 Ashland Avenue Sir La Belle. editor of the Press. PAULINE M. PETRONE 149 S. Robinson Street Whois got some lunch? Dilly, a stunning dresser . . bred. trol. ?Sg'ZLLCL'ZLl! Z MARGARET RANNIE 2107 Gough Street Dorff be bitter. Rann, girl with all the personal- ity . . . always has an answer for everything . . . encourages people to fight on. Stmlent Connell, Civitan Club, Press Representative, Prom Committee, Hockey, Class Volleyball, Class Bas- ltetball. Pat, everybody's friend . . . pleas- ing personality . . . a competent sports - Press Staff, Spanish Club, Clipper Staj. al- ways eating . . . is an actress born and Class Play, Senior Play, Sfmlent Pa- A HELEN PERZINSKI 6713 O'Donnell Street Perzins, quiet as a mouse . . . al- ways worrying about her English . . . a friend worth while having. CHRISTINE C. POTRZUSKI 517 S. Wolfe Street To be sure. Chris, altar bound . . . always gay . . . golden hair envied by many. History Club, Glee Club, Class Volley Ball, Class Basketball. it RICHARD J. REIF 807 S. Dean Street Let's enlist, Ted. Drahcir, never cracks a smile . . . bears special watching . . . always sing- ing. Varsity Basketball. s as 22 DONALD REINISCH 422 S. Cornwall Street Aiu'1 it awful? Don, gets where he wants to go with little effort . . . star soccer player. Cbvulislry Club, Lorlefr Monitor, Prrss Rl17Y!'Sl'l1lll,Il'l', Iuuior Varsity S0i'm'r, Varsity Soccer. IQUGIENIQ ROYSTON IZRIC J. ROSENFELD 424 N. Belnord Avenue ' Gull dnl it. Rosy, our Casanova . . . knows all .lu 1 out sports, women, and music. Glre Club, Stuilcut Council, Football, it - Varsity Rowing. 1 l l ' fr l . .f' 'sa fe. ANNA SAFFRON 609 5. Macon SU-cet 509 N. Patterson Park Avenue T,-K,,,,j5 Vmij' To say ilu' leash' g'-3 R S Broon1hcad, our ten o'clock schole Ann-H HIWQYS 3 fflend in need f'-' X, .rr . . . is always announced by a neil . - - conscientious worker of the G.S.C- Y I' -'5 I ' of laughter . . . knows all the answers. C11-ffm, Club, Gjylg' Syyyipp Ciub, t dn W Sjunusb Club, Cbvuzislry Club, Sl'Illl1'ilf - ff' Cuuuril, Lorkvr Monitor. i ix: - K' 5 X. f ljabzuazy Z7 190' -Q si' -.X EVA L. SANDERS 3305 Schuck Street Tba!'s dumbf' Eve, always laughing . . . a hard worker . . . one of our scholars. rrss Staff, Cbemistry Club, Spanish Club, Coarb Club, Glee Club, Hon- or Club, Bond and Stump R iative, Farewell Assembly ter, Table Tennis Club. P epresvrz- Commil- VIRGINIA M. SCI-ILEGEI. 718 S. Ellwood Cover up for me. Gin Avenue ny, our Ginny Simms . v . Carl always be seen with a glow on her face . . . always creating laughter. Glce Club, Slurlenl Patrol, Ciritrm Club, Pro C ' m om mittee, Banquet Com m if fee. 23 TAIVA SANTALA 610 S. Quail Street Tay, quiet type alwa s 'l . . . y smr ing . . . well-bred gentlemen. Cbrmistry Club, Rowing, Bowling. JEANNINE C. SCHMIDT 6206 Eastern Avenue W'bal a lifr! Schmitty, is one of the competent members of the Press . . . is another one of our 9 o'clock scholars . . . am- bition leads to college. Claw Play, Clipper Staff, Stuilerit Council, Coacb Club, Spauisb Club, Horror CI ' ub, Cbrmislry Club, Press Stiff, Varsity Hockey. X E . 'w, W . Q' Y ig , I 1 1 ef'-f :D'ffg' 5 s - ii x 7251 ' Y , KATHLEEN SKELTON 6222 Alumore Way I love that boy! Kas, our petite blonde . . . has a good word for everyone . . . always found in a state of confusion . . . time has no meaning for her. Glee Club, History Club, Radio Work- shop, Student Patrol, Press Staf, Valley Ball, Class volley Ball, Class Basketball. ANTHONY SILVANA 306 Albemarle Street Pm broke. Irish, hopes to be a great business man . . . doesn't have a care in the world. Varsity Club, Glee Club, Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling. LOUIS L. SCHOTT 901 N. Bradford Street Yeah-h-h-h. Smoke,U strong, silent type . . . gives us nothing to talk about, but plenty to think about. Varsity Rowing. A. MARIE SENFT 3000 E. Monument Street Oh, no! Rec, sweet and soft . . . always lends a helping hand . . . has winning ways. Glee Club, History Club, Clipper Staf, Ojice Emergency Club, Sea- menship Club, Farewell Assembly Committee, Prom Committee, Bowl- ing Club, Tennis Club, Class Bowl- s ing, Class Valley Ball, Class Soft- ball, Class Basketball. gabzuazy Z7 WALTER M. SKOCZYNSKI 1202 S. Ellwood Avenue Walt,'l is studious, neat, and quiet . . . is very generous and ambitious. Sturlcut Couutil. MEYER SOKOLOW 2438 E. Fayette Street lt happens in the best of families. Spirit, is in on every deal . . . is a great jester . . . friendly to everyone. Seamenship Club, Student Patrol, Class Play, Senior Play, Civitau Club. 24 ALICE A. SCHWENK 700 S. Grundy Street Class dues, please. Little Al, faithful, financial col- lector of l2A2 . . . can alwavs depend on her one and only. Dancing Club, Civitan Club. Student Patrol, Class Secretary, Bowling Club. RAMONA R. SERIO 816 N. Milton Avenue My aehing baekf' Moe, has one foot in matrimony . . . always ready with that contagious smile . . . bakes a mean cake. Dance Club, Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, Health Suite Aides, Coach Club, Library Council, Prom Com- mittee. A L ii? . . Q Zfjfi' iz. ' I '12 ifgeia iff , Lzfsga qt- , J eessrtfmi Lzfril-32 was --, Esiff sd, X ,QUL 2 W.. A -eff' WSP Civitan Club, Banquet Comnzittw, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Tennis, VERONICA SPANGLO 266 S. Robinson Street That burns me up. Ronnie, is always cool, calm, and congenial . . . always creating laughter. Stmient Patrol, Office Emergency Club, Bond aml Stamp Representa- live. LESLIE V. VOELKER 513 N. Port Street Women are the root of all evil. Les, ever ready with a smile . . always in the middle of things . . . knows all the girls. Cheerleader, Student Patrol, Student Council, Give Club, Repair Club, Cl Senior Play, Chemistry Club, Dance Club, Crass Country, Varsity Track. OWN 'Q DORIS JEAN TALLAGSEN 607 S. Savage Street I fix. Tally, quiet girl . . . always bites her nails in English , , . hopcs to be one of the future society matrons. Class Vollcy Ball, Class Basketball. JEANNETTE MARIE VOGT 3626 Roberts Place Ola, you know what I mean. Jeanne, actress of IZAZ . . . am- bition to co-star with Guy Madison . . . is a smooth dancer. Q Q . 'Sli' ' as ,, s... ' ifl- ss- fyf-.gg . . fa qigiudiy Q7 SHIRLEY M. WALTER 2440 E. Fayette Street Isn't that awful, Shirl is sweet, silent, sunny, and smiles all the time . . . a friend to everyone. Gln' Club, Chemistry Club, Spanish Club, Girls' Service Club, Honor Club, Bowling Club. MARY M. WILL 6001 Eastern Avenue Will, pivot of the hockey team . . . always has something to do and no time to do it . . . asset is everlasting energy and perserverence . . . is college bound. Press Stag, Girls' Service Club, Glue Club, Spanish Club, Honor Club, Farewell Assembly Committee, Iunior 25 Varsity Hockey. SHIRLEY YOOS 503 S. Curley Street I think this is all very dumb. Shirl, is the athlete of l2A2 . . . always laughing . . . has hopes to be J proprietor of a classy night club. Girls' Service Club, Civilrm Club, Gln' Club, Student Council, Banquet Cam- mittee, Class Volley Bull, Class Bas- ketball, Varsity Soft Ball, Varsity Hockey. 65679 77 failfw , ozfwageom 30 . f Preguiffl Yx NE QNPNE Thom about honor. X. Svcrelury GERTRUDE RADEK AJ1'i,v4'r IVIISS MARY ALICE EVANS ber, from ber shall rcau' Ihr pcrfecl ways of -Willianm Shakespeare. 4,1 .P V. A B f'.r121'p,7,, AHAD OUR I3 'E ' M Ryrhpr 'FL Q5 QAL..,:,A.jlg 4 y 2i 1 52 , 3.59 1 Q V q 4 ,fggj 91' 45215145533 M N' Ha.'35sfik:t:,.x! L Treasurur RICHARD TOLSTON 26 S. 'f to . 3? 2. DOLORES ARNOLD ix 2514 East Fairmount Avenue gh: Dutch, delights in dancing . . . Q a history teacher's ideal . . . look for her at the social clubs. CAROLINE BAlER 4807 Holabird Avenue Carol is a committee gal . . . de- signing, her goal . . . gobs of love for the Navy . . . must have a reason for everything. Senior Gln' Club, History Club, Class Rvprcxefitativr, Class Bowling. EDWARD BARD U26 Orleans Street Could double for john Garfield . . . wakes up only for lunch . . . silent and dreamy-eyed. Spanish Club, Senior Glec Club. BERNARD G. BACINSKI 110 North Kenwood Avenue If you need homework, run to Bernie . . . nice fellow with plenty of humor . . . someday he'll reach his desk before thirty seconds to nine. Student Patrol. f une 4 STANLEY BARAN 2507 Fleet Street Sparrow, tall, dark, and handsome . . . always looking for homework . . . subtle instigator of mischief. Drivers' Club. MARY MARGARET BARE 2530 Fleet Street Bowls 'em over at Mark's . . . one of the Fascinating Four in English class . . . as popular as she is tiny. Drivers' Club, Ciritan Club, History Club. Table Tennis, Class Softball, Varsity Bowling. 27 ROBERT FREDERICK AUFFARTH 3735 Gough Street Guiding light of THE football team . . . The Angel of the wrestling squad . . . modest about his accom- Xplishments. Senior Glee Club, Varsity Club, Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling, Track. MARY BAHADOURIS 610 Savage Street True to the Blue and White . . . mad about clothes, cherry sundaes, and vichinelli cokes . . . promoter of the bangs. Student Council, '47 Steering Commit- tee, Vice-President of Inne '47, Spanish Club. 33' aw. 'WIFI Q7 I LUCY BARILE 907 Eastern Avenue OH' shc'll go into thc wild, blue yonder . . . chalks up the spares and strikes . . . math, her pet peeve. History Club, Bowling Club, EDWARD JOSEPH BARTYNSKI 233 South Madeira Street Knows the answers, but not in school . . . on the lookout for someone to love . . . loyal member of Bowling Club. Bowling Club. 0' :vs 7 VELMA JUNE BARTLETT 1309 Wells Back Way Get your ink from Bartlett . . . never caught without her homework . . . junifer,,' Epstein's top employee. Library Aides, Senior Glee Club, Home Nursing, Student Counvil, Home Eronoinics Club, Badminton Club. LORRAINE H. BATCHING 1201 Bethlehem Avenue Miss I-ILO:--on her it looks good . . . capable seamstress . . . to know her is to like her. Fashion Show Aides, Bond and Stamp Representative, Senior Glee Club, Art Craft Club, Fenfing Club, Iun- oir Varsity Basketball, Varsity Soft- ball. was Q7 1 225 Herring Court ,is Gentle in manner, firm in act . . . W B June '47's guiding light . . . adds life ' ' and ideas to every activity . . . lives v V up to the name Beaver as :1 hard ' worker. President of Iune '47, Puppet Club, Secretary of june '47, Senate, '47 Steering Committee, Garden Club, Girls' Service Club, Associate Editor of Yearbook, Honor Club, Coatb Club, Patterson Press Staff, Board of Student Activities, Ciuitan Club, Band, Student Council. EVELYN BENDER 1 703 North Belnord Avenue Has a quiet, winning smile . . . friendly . . . Mary and Evelyn, always ,Q ry X together . . . her beauty is not skin ': deep. 15 i fa? less rw. gt 42 ,xg be , N, l f . i sf i 1 28 MELVIN ANTHONY BENCZKOWSKI 3409 O'Donnell Street Keeps Beckcr's in business . . . It ain't gonna work may also him . . . quiet until 2:30 . named Beng. apply to . . nick- EDWARD BENZING 3127 Fait Avenue Original accent . . . will try any- thing once . . . fleet-footed forward on basketball squad . . . answers to Benzedrine. Student Patrol, Stagecraft Club, Var- sity Club, junior Varsity Socrer, Varsity Soccer, junior Varsity Bas- ketball, Varsity Basketball, ,.. I IZLOISE JEAN BURKE 508 South Curley Street Good things come in small packages . . . blue is her color . . , brightens our days with her pleasing ways. Library Aides, Palferson Press, Drivers' Club, Class Softball. EDWARD CHARLES BURNHAM 528 N. Castle Street Model student . . . diligent member of Student Patrol . . . likes to be alone. Sfurlfnl Pairol, Drum and Bugle Corps, lu' Skilling Club, Hi-Y Club. DGNALD C. BITTNER 3240 Fait Avenue A good student even with those re- marks in history . . . another one of Mark's steady bowlers . . . will be a lad in Navy blue. Iunior Varsity Bowling, Varsity Bowl- mg. PEGGY BRADSHAW 1224 North Decker Avenue Labeled Smoky . . . Spanish made easy with a tenth grade class . , . strangely attracted to Bugle Field on Autumn afternoons. 'Y' Ice Sleaiing Club, Innior Varsily Bas- keiball. i LLIZE DORIS BURMEISTER 2710 Woodsdalc Avenue Never without a song or songsheet the hill and through the woods to Doris's house. H Senior Glre Club. fn.- w , x' ' 5 ' C DOLORES CALDWELL 203 North Castle Street Famous for her crooked smile . . . is losing her peroxide . . . leisure with Qi, dignity. N. 'Qs' . it 29 DOLORES MARGARET BOGUCKI 705 South Curley Street Dee loves life in general . . . what color is her hair? . . . thinks school still starts at 9:10. SELMA BRILL ll North Chester Street Has a gift of gab to be envied . . . we'll never forget that sssst signal in English . . . bubbles over with laughter. Civitan Club, Drivers' Club, Table Tennis, Class Basketball, Class Vollry Ball, Class Softball, junior Vursifs Bowling. uxq A 'in x A Q W. mf -N isgrzv' X tr-4 'i fi t Z9 AV' Q' DIMITRA CHUVALA ANDREW CIESIELSKI WILLIAM CAREY 352 South Cornwall Street Handsome civilian, will make a handsomer sailor . . . stadium patron when our team is in action . . . tall and lanky. Model Railroad Club, Student Patrol, Locker Monitor. MARY G. CARVER 1225 Gusryan Street Fervent hopes of increasing popula- tion . . . oh, rare creature, an E in physics . . . Home Sweet Home- O'Donnell Heights. Senior Glee Club, Spanish Club, Coarh Club, Library Aides, junior Varsity Hockey. tm u FRANCIS CARUSO 3305 Fleet Street This Caruso will become a butcher . . . gym comes easy, but oh, that wrestling room . . . faces life with a grin. Student Patrol, Locker Monitor, Senior Glee Club, Hi-Y Club. CAROLYN C. CELLA 223 President Street Contributes some fun to match each day's sorrow . . . enthusiastic about Student Government . . . thrives on losing weight. Student Cmmril, History Club, Stu- dent Patrol. 717 South Oldham Street 516 South Newkirk Street A .., L A Greek goddess who speaks and 46's loss, 47's gain . . . Chisel al- X understands the language . . . hypno- ways intends to do homework . . . ' tizcs us with those eyes . . . shy and strong and silent . . . lives for 2:30. w:,,f5:g ' , .x ,AN likeable- Iunior Varsity Football, Varsity Foot- , ball. S' T55 A' Q I Y? - H. i'sl X.'t-it , -' he , ,,-f , J ye' I IRENE CIESIELSKI ALPHONSE A. CIOCCHE 516 South Newkirk Street 5506 Gough Street 5 ' Patterson's Lauren Bacall . . . mak- Hag the way and the walk of a up 1 9 ings Of 3 mfch Singer, but Pl'9f91'5 sailor . . . one of our glamour boys sh- N, selling hats . . . always hunting for , , , at home on any dance floor. Dot . . . a Navy gal. Radio Workshop. 30 BETTY JEAN COBERLY 363 Folcroft Street Scotty has an ample supply of smiles . . . known for her Dixie drawl . . . a menace to pedestrians. Senior Glee Club, History Club, Stu- ileui Patrol, Tennis Club, Table Ten- nis. ROBERT COLLIN 3217 Esther Place Lanky, lean, and lazy . . . never worries about anything, even marks . . . personally extends lunch periods. Chemistry Club, EDWIN L. COHEN 2118 Orleans Street Spcels oil Spanish like a trooper . . . friend of friends . . . holds place at that exclusive table in Room G. Clness Club, Stuflent Patrol, Student Council, Minute Man. WALTER COLLINS 830 West Pratt Street Solid trumpeter from St. joe . . . eating and music his two great loves . . . fun from his curls to his loafers U at Band, Dann' Banrl, Orchestra. Was ,v fails '-3 :- was Q7 EDA R. COMOTTO 25 S. Potomac Street Eden is an all around gal . . . can always be found reading shorthand. . . a prize giggler. Yearbook Stag, Honor Club, Girls' Serifiee Club. L ' SAMUEL JOSEPH CREEL . Q Q J 2422 East McElderry Street 5 3 Ushers in new shows at the State S ' ' . . . happyrgo-lucky ex-Pcnnsylvanian ii W ks, . . . never remembers the where or . t when in history. ' K. Stuzlent Patrol, Minute Man, junior 5 .E Q - Varsity Football. ' R . as if 'w ' ii H ii S ,r -fi..fQ3?i 31 rv-Q., s EVELYN COOLEY 212 South Oldham Street Diminutive miss with a sweet dispo- sition . . . kept busy cheerleading in the fall . . . a nicer gal you'll never meet. Student Patrol, Student Coumril, Health Suite Aides, Cheerleader, Senior Glee Club, Iunior Service Corps, Press Representutitfe, Boml and Stamp Representative, Class Basket- ball, Class Volleyball, Class Softball. ANTHONY M. CRIVELLO 2614 Ashland Avenue Plans to teach economics some day . . . keeps us smiling . . . a friend to all the teachers. Student Manager of Baseball Team. HELEN CROCETTI 2530 Orleans Street Helen hails from Forest Park . . . has a gift of gab . . . oh, those lovely eyes . . . prefers lunch in class. SUSAN CUNNINGHAM 610 South Lehigh Street Everyone likes Sweet Sue . . . re- markable resemblance to Kathryn Gray- son . . . great gal with a lovely smile. Sluzlent Patrol, Student Council, Health Suite Aizles, Senior Glee Club, Press Representative, Bond and Stamp Representative, Ice Skating Club, Class Volleyball, Class Softball, Class Basketball. NORMA JEAN CULVER 516 North Curley Street Mike loves to travel . . . make: all her own clothes . . , a great be- liever in fate. EVELYN CURRY 316 South Spring Court A Massachusetts accent still flavors her words . . . will never lack friends . . . someday we'll see coiffeures by Evelyn. lunior Service Corps, Press Representa- lizfe, Health Suite Aides, Drivers' Club, Table Tennis, Bowling Club, Swimming Club. me a A .--i g, 'll' ...J i L. :mise My i, 'E lv . '53, my -. FRANK ANDREW CZYZECHOWICZ 240 South Bouldin Street Scissors, the Danny Kaye of l2B6 . . . man of a million faces . . . can imitate anybody, anytime. Senior Glee Club, Student Council, Dance Club. DOLORES A. DELLAPE 245 South Robinson Street Leader of 12B4's gang . . . dark- eyed miss with chestnut tresses . . . unusual line of chatter . . . oh, for Ofice Emergency Squad, Civitan Club. History Club, Bond and Stamp Representative, Bowling Club, Class Basketball, Class Valley Ball. qua-' ww- . ,ip . those long eyelashes! .5 ,- - . 51- 12.2 2555: A f 4 as . wr' . gi, 42.555 'ff -:L-' - ?'1t.::.'I : -- :.:..':,5,+'z'3 ,s nj'-uv-,-gi. V ,. 11,55-l,M,1.g, , 5,3-r,x5's.f5i 'S -stwzli' .'-Y?'.f'fef5.a,, :' 11255551 'f3 ! 1, k 1 N i' 5,4 - ,Lge ' Q-a,-s.,w,,u: 23,0 K 2. fiiffbvltif, ' gZf',: ':' jifti ,' 32 ZENONA DAMESYN 1812 Bank Street Thrives on symphonies . . . a bud- ding joan Davis . . . Now I wouldn't say that . ,ready to laugh at any- thing. ALFRED RICHARD DICARLO 105 South Robinson Street Arises 8:59, arrives 9:01 . . . Has a convenient vanishing act . . . Haunts Nick's and the boys' gym. Press Representative, junior Varsity Basketball, Varsity Basketball. gym '53 MARION TERESA DONHAUSER 2935 Fait Avenue Has endless list of amorous French phrases . . . ebony tresses her crowning glory . . . talks incessantly . . . vocal abilities. Senior Glee Club, French Club, Span- ish Club, History Club, Radio Work- shop, Student Patrol PEARL E. DUSHEL 's f, nn. JEAN ECKER 112 South Conkling Street Jeanne has a smile for everyone . . . loves long, curly hair V. . . likes to be coaxed . . . an ex-Pennsylvanian. History Club, Senior Glee Club, Stu- dent Patrol VIRGINIA ELKINS 113 Kenwood Avenue 12B3's quiz kid . . . some day sl1e'll learn to spell . . . spends lots of time with Kocher. History Club, Sturleiit Council, Stn- ilent Advisory Board. f S' 4609 Valley View Avenue wedding bells will ring in June . a taxidermist in her spare time. QU U..- History Club, Badminton Club. one Q7 FRANCES L. EDWARDS 6507 Colgate Avenue Reds, our favorite redhead a Diller, a Dollar, a 9:15 scholar future plans include an Air Corps Varsity Hockey, Varsity Softball. Vet. JEAN BEVERLY ENEY 2939 Mclilderry Street Another H202 . . . Miss Perkins' idea of a perfect housewife . . . satu- rated with school spirit, Chemistry Club, Senior Glec Club, Hislory Club, Radio Workshop, Vir- tory Corps, Fashion Show Aillcs, Home Economics Club, Barlmiiitoii I Club. 33 Duchess is quiet and practical. .. CAROLYN DUDLEY 115 North Glouer Street Carol caters to Cahill . . . mad about Ocean City . . . has a certain pause in her voice . . . will not admit defeat. Honor Club, Senior Glee Club, Iunior Varsity Basketball. JAMES HENRY EBLING, ja. 2610 Wendovcr Road Look out for that motorcycle! . . . taller than tall . . . will always be looked up to. Stagerraft Club, Radio Workshop, Stu- dent Patrol, Senior Glee Club, Table Tennis, Track. S it f 1 IQAUN She likes Mike . . . as sincere as the THERESA FERRARO BETTY M. FINDLEY 908 Eastern Avenue 1133 Newcomb Way Has potential athletic ability . . day is long . . . people faseinate her, always around, but seldom heard... and her soft voice fascinates people. Where's LIZKH . . . Wants a home junior Srrrirz' Corps. and family' 50mCd3Y- 'C ' JUNE LoIs FISCHER LILLIAN PATRICIA PISHIQR K ,N x 'K I I 205 North Kenwood Avenue 2213 Lombard Street A as 0 I Slow but sure . . . has curly locks Never seen without Shirl . . . her gk..- X Q -- even in damp weather . . . future hard motto: A middie a week . . . Could K f get U working girl . . . graceful and agile. Drene be responsible for that lustrous S W' hair' ,f 5 FAYII FRAM 2400 Iinst Baltimore Street Flaming hair with matching person- ality . . . slender, tender and tall . . . kids constantly with Mr. Kessler. Spanish Club, Knitting Club, Hislory Club, Ilospiful Ailles, Sluilcuf Coun- ril, Business Slajf of Yearbook, 147 Sl'i'i'riIIg Cmzzmillre, Banlminlon Club, Class Tennis, Class Baxlzrlball, Class Volleyball, Iuuior Varsiiy Volleyball. CHARLES F. GEBAUER 2407 Mclllderry Street Too busy getting homework from Chinch to worry about the future . , . has a dual personality . . . ardent church worker. .. zii Z Sjmuisb Club, Hislory Club, Bowling Club. me u VIOLET M. GALLION 3506 East Pratt Street . . athletics Queen of the tenpins . the world her great love . . . sees through rose-Colored glasses. Ciriiau Club, Hislory Club, Drum aml Bugle Corps, Drirws, Club, Cluss Baslcclballg Class Soflball, Class Vol- leybull, Varsity Bnwfug, Vursily Sofi- bull. JOANNA GEORGE 629 South Oldham Street joe lives to hold her own in his- tory , . . happy-go-lucky personality . . . her laugh sets others off. 34 Class Volleyball, Varsily Twmis s FRANCES GETEK 'MX W 602 South Kenwood Avenue xl Likes skirts and baggy sweaters 5 always has her secrets . . . nutty, but ,ep nice. -by 5 Student Palrol, Ive Skating Club, Bond and Siamp Representative, Nurses' Y Aides, Spanish Club, Senior Gler Club, Patterson Press. 3 K K EUGENE GILOTTY tial 'Vi 1 X. P Km. Q 502 South Rappolla Street vs ,., 'K Chauffeur of the Big Four . . . ' It would rather row than eat . . . loves Nunn' LEROY GODWIN FLORENCE GOON 2706 East Fairmount Avenue 341 South East Avenue 6', 8 above sea level . . . wants S h 1 , h H I made-to-order desks . . . plays tag in pigxncf SC 4:01. - -I-.gives Cf 2 ti, U? the chafexj .b. talkative. quiz ' so on ' ' ' Onema Honor C' ' Pailvrson Press Stag, Editor-in-Chief DONALD BERNARD GOTTSCHALK 808 South Conking Street Whatta wave! . . . keeps Model To- bacco Company in the business . . . immaculate in appearance . . . says lit- tle. Senior Glen Club, Slmlenl Patrol, Soc- cer. women, especially blondes . . . college bound. Paiiersou Press, Senior Glce Club Drivers' Club, Varsiiy Rowing. one Z7 Advanced from 11A to 12B via of Patterson Press, Houor Club, Ice Skating Club, Iunior High Basker- ball, Class Basketball, Class Volley- ball. LORRAINE GRANRUTH 6500 Hudson Street Future Florence Nightengalc never at a loss for homework . . . a pal to prize . . . star student. Home Nursing, Chemistry Club Heallh Suile Aiiles, Hospital Airles Fashion Show Aides, Honor Club, Guiilance Council, Badminton Club. 35 MARION CATHERINE GILLIS 3501 East Baltimore Street Maar likes to laugh and have fun . . . delights in parties and social affairs . . . always wears a smile. Slmlenl Palrol, Hisiory Club, Studeul Council. JAMES J. GLOWACKI S14 South Potomac Street Wants to make a million easy way . . . a solid citizen . . did he get those peepers, dollars the . Where 'Vx DONALD j. GREEN ROSE MARIE GRIFFITH 1017 North Iris Street 3809 Ninth Street rw, I Greenie, our teller of tall tales Piffles is a slick dresser . . . sur- 5 . . . dehes the laws of science . . . prises everyone with her 8:59 prompt- Army, here he comes. ness . . . Aberdeen, her second home. WILLIAM FREDRICK GUDENIUS 58 South Decker Avenue Quick witted and easy going . . . blond whiz in math . . . plans on any- thing in the future . , . mellow man. Printing Club, Stagefraft Club, Cbess Club. MARGARET HAILEY 1101 Bethlehem Avenue I-las a wonderful gift of interpreta- tion . . . plain, but becoming hairdo Sjmuisb Club, History Club, '47 Steer- ing Committee, Student Council, Tu- A - ble Tennis, Volleyball. .y a clear, sonorous voice. I J s me u 1 I Ste' H. LORRAINE HARMON 1014 South Ellwood Avenue Wherever a game is being played, you'll find Lorraine . . . Likes swim- ming bowling and the Arm ming Club. MARY DORIS HEINE 30 South Robinson Street A personality all her own . . . ex- cels in many fields . . . well-informed on the latest novels . . . argumentative. Senior Glee Club, Patterson Press, Honor Club, Senior Operetta. J' 36 , , y . . . Un- certain as to the future. History Club, Bowling Club, Swim- -Q-: : SAMUEL STEWART HARRINGTON 115 South Curley Street Keep 'em smiling, his motto . . . seriously planning to become an actor .. . Never a dull moment around Sam. Senior Play. DORIS C. HENKEL 437 North Montford Avenue Annie is a pert, little blonde . . . has a strange hobby-eating . . . stomp- ing grounds at Cahill. Senior Glee Club, Class Basketball. MILDRED HERMANN 233 South Wolfe Street A wolf in she's clothing . . . con- stantly tells us about her boyfriends . . . tells teachers her troubles. 9 . HARRY E. HOLTHAUS i it st 720 South Linwood Avenue - X sl ' K - ts S- k,fiu-m4 5 Murph can sell you anything . . . A 3, s A -A stars on the Rec team . . . nice look- - X g. , , . . . . . is K ,K mg sailor, better looking civilian. . . a .f . -- .' . V 1 S 2 A Q ' EE if '-fizxliiiilfh x .fi'f3l'?f i- . f eff' 1 s i1r'7',it :S JOSEPH HUDSON 231 North Kenwood Avenue Pint-sized Casanova . . . Uncle Sam wants him . . . his wisecracks are famous . . . lt's all very dumb. Locker Monitor, Drivers' Club. SHIRLEY L. HULL 6518 Colgate Avenue Never seen without Fanny . . . quiet in class, but sometimes we won- der . . . physics, her nemesis. Varsity Tennis. ...ng a LOUIS HUETHER 615 North Robinson Street One-half of the Windsor-Heuther , ELIZABETH R. HOEHL 517 North Port Street Liz haunts the girls' gym and the Coliseum . . . at ease with a volleyball or a basketball . . , bubbling fountain of energy. junior Varsity Volleyball, Varsity Vol- leyball, Iunior Varsity Basketball, Varsity Basketball. HENRY EDWARD HUBBE 613 South Grundy Street Sports first, all else follows . . could write his own joke book . . . teachers call him Hubba. Class Basketball, lunior Varsity Basket- ball, Vatsity Basketball, Varsity Soccer, Baseball. K 2 combination . . . Ain't that a mess? V5 . V V. . . . don't argue with him about Navy. gf , f G Student Patrol, Civil Air Patrol, Table If Q ,Ash Teams. J ' S, r ff .M wif' 1 mae: -5 H ' f' X ' I ! X DOROTHY HUNT . Ill South Curley Street Q Petite bundle of charm . . . her hair- sf dos are the envy of all angel face and a delicate . . . has an air. 3 iii-..f junior Service Corps. ul 37 I , Z Q MARY IACOVELLI -, ' 209 South Ellwood Avenue Ike has :A wonderful smile and is never without it . . . brains and per- sonality combined . . . ardent worker. Honor Club, Spanish Club, Yearbook 3 r wi' l l -PV' DORIS M. JANKA 1014 South Kenwood Avenue A loyal rooter at all our games . . . trips the light fantastic . . . thinks straw-rides and football heroes are strictly tops. Junior Service Corps, Spanish Club, Nurses' Aide, Student Patrol, Senior Glee Club, Patterson Press. LARRY DONALD JONES 210 South Bouldin Street Applies gads to anything . . . thrives on chemistry in spite of those odors . . . one of the Boat Club's prize oarsmen. Drum and Bugle Corps, Printing Club, Slagecraft Club, Cbess Club, Varsity Rowing. sa.. . f ,we ' JANE JONES Staj, Class Volleyball, Class Soft- ball, Class Basketball. ' ROSE MARIE ISAACSON 2122 Eastern Avenue -06 Has that knack for writing original compositions . . . short, with a cascade of blonde curls . . . has a quiet sin- cerity. X sara Victory Corps, Band, Nurses' Aide, Class Bowling. one Q7 6004 Eastern Avenue Everybody looks for Buck . . . there's a Ford in her future . . . slick chick with an outfit for evcry occasion. Honor Club, Spanish Club, Student Patrol, Junior Varsity Bowling. 'E' PATRICIA D. JOYCE 625 South Dean Street Pat, an avid football enthusiast H . . . has fighting Irish eyes . . . always on hand to help . . . constantly in trouble. Senior Play Committee, Civitan Club, Yearbook Staf, Class Representation, Class Basketball, Class Volleyball, Class Softball, Junior Varsity Vol- leyball, Varsity Volleyball. weifq .ay-N: lr, 38 ...R .. 'N Q f spy, IRENE THERESA IDZIK 1001 South East Avenue Rene is tops at debating . brains not brawn is her motto . . enthusiastic about school activities. Yearbook SMH, Senior Play Committee, Honor Club, Student Patrol, Nurses Aides. ROBERT LEO JACKSON 2538 East Fayette Street Source of mischief in chemistry . . . Can't see it! his pet retort . . . burns paper and borrows ink in class . . . well-liked. .K l ANN E. KAISER 1112 South Curley Street Swcet gal with a sweet face . . . has a quiet loyalty . . . Belle of 12B3. MARY ANN KALOWSKY 518 South Robinson Street Prize package of personality . . . Classy kid with cute clothes . . . Tor- ments the life out of Mr. Kessler. Spanish Club, History Club, Honor Roll, Class Volleyball, Varsity Ten- nis MELVIN KALINSKI 2105 Bank Street Wisecracks in English . . . a good student . . . usually quiet . . . a fu- ture of teaching lies ahead. A 2 t DOLORES ANNA KAMINSKI S14 South Patterson Park Avenue Kamins has Polish charm . . . South Baltimore, her one love . . . al- ways has a full .house . . . dancing her specialty. History Club. . X Q uns Z7 PAUl.lNF KANTZ 2922 Grindon Avenue This beauty has brains . . . her hands have that Jergen's look . . . an angel in disguise . . . will teach art. Honor Club. LEEDA KIPROW 24 North Ellwood Avenue Neat and efficient . . . graceful bal- lct artiste . . . small in quantity but not in quality. ' Patterson Press, Senior Glen Clnlz, Honor Club, History Club. QI 39 'QQ mf' BETTY KING 3608 Roberts Place Gets all the inside information . . . thinks the opposite sex adds joy to life . . has the makings of a model . . . an innocent face with a mis- chievous smile. lunior Service Corps, Nurses' Aides, Patterson Press, Spanish Club, Year- book Staff, Fencing Club, junior High Basketball, lunior Varsity Basketball, Varsity Hockey. DOLORFS C. KOCHER 928 South Strcepcr Street jiggs studies hard . . . a genius in history . . . if only she could spell! . . . quieter member of 12B3. Stnilvn! Council, History Club. IRENE ALEXANDRIA KOVALESKI 3617 Pulaski Highway Our class songbird . . . a Pennsyl- vania accent still remains . . . easy to talk to . . . very emotional. History Club, Senior Glee Club, Stu- dent Patrol, Class Bowling, Class Tennis, Class Volleyball. JOHN FRANKLIN KRAFT 4608 Harford Road Last to arrive, first to leave . . scraps with Sapp . . . naps in class . . sure-fire remedy for a dead classroom. junior Varsity Basketball. ROSE MARIE KOWALSKI 332 South Patterson Park Avenue Blonde bundle of energy . . . food has no effect on her figure . . . puts her heart and soul into sports. History Club, Senior Glee Club, Li- brary Aides, Spanish Club, '47 Steering Committee, Iunior Varsity Basketball, Iunior Varsity Volleyball. ALBERT KRALL 611 North Curley Street The Romeo of 12B4 . . . spares and strikes come naturally . . . clean-cut and courteous . . . keeps us in stitches. . . 5, .5 'L .silly ,.., It at , nf -as: fsggsf. - 'i-319 ,, I: - is A . 5,3 5 ' Qi! -Q' S72 f N rw... il isssisiw li . ,. yvpppepp K sg is mg e DONALD KUHN 3811 Hudson Street Friendliness greatly exceeds his height . . . has a heart of gold . . . will blush at a glance . . . replies Never happen to almost anything. ROBERT WILLIAM KUNKEL 135 South Rochester Place Partial to soccer and hockey . . . manly dress . . . handsome homework borrower. Class Representative, Press Representa- tive, Student Council, junior Var- sity Soccer. 4 0 BERNICE KUJAWA 641 Decker Avenue Dislikes Bernie for a nickname . , . green eyes hide vivid thoughts . . . quiet friend of many. History Club, Honor Club, Student Patrol. MARGARET JEAN LAMBDIN 709 South Grundy Street Jeannie is our laughing queen . . . likes the legitimate stage . . . the life of the classroom. Patterson Press, Class Bowling, Class Tennis, Class Volleyball. X MARGARET LEBRUN Patterson Park Superintendent's Residence Number one on the fashion parade . . . carefree . . . stands out in sports . . . when is she gonna play girls' rules? Spanish Club, Innior Service Corps, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Hprkey, Varsity Softball. IRENE LESNICK 1205 South Decker Avenue Renee is anxious about others' wel- fare . . . has rhythm in her deep voice . . . an oral report dodger. Senior Glee Club, Student Patrol. r l '3 ROBERT A. LANE 257 South Wolfe Street Plans to sleep twenty-four hours a day . . . confirmed bachelor . . . speaks Spanish with a French accent. Student Patrol, Chess Club, Patterson Press Staff, French Club, lce Skat- ing Club, Table Tennis. CATHERINE MADELINE LEAGUE 812 South Belnord Avenue Matts has summer blue eyes . . . likes to swim and bowl . . . shorthand her weakest point . . . shy and likeable. History Club, Student Patrol, Class Volleyball, Class Softball, Class Tennis. me Z7 GERTRUDE LAUPUS 3532 Elmley Avenue l2B8's Gravel Gertie . . . silent, es- pecially in chemistry . . . attractive with an air of shyness . . . light- hearted. Patterson Press, Senior Glee Club, Li- brary Aides, Spanish Club. ANNA ELEANOR LEBRUN Patterson Park Superincndent's Residence Senior play's blushing bride . . knows baseball from A to Z . . . ath- letics and scholarship go hand in hand Honor Club, Coach Club, Girls' Ser- vice Club, Senior Play, Iunior Var- sity Hockey, Varsity Softball, Var sity Basketball. ELlZABETH LEONARD 4619 Arabia Avenue Liz is always on the go . . . has a mania for football, formals, and peroxide . . . melodious nonsense. Spanish Club, History Club, Yearbook Staf, Patterson Press Staf, Student Patrol, Badminton Club, Class Bas- ketball, Class Softball, Class Bowl- ing. HARRY LEVENSON 2350 Baltimore Street Who's got the homework? . . pins 'em down for the J. E. A .... part-time comedian. Bond and Stamp Representative, Sen- ior Glee Club, Iunior Varsity Track 4l l FC' x .,,,., , .x is k se i t 'W is N 4 ,K A 0 A R Qs psf . 1' RQ 1 T i 'L 1- , ' Y. , s .if , Af, ti V -if ,,- i 9, K - Vkhk 5 . All as n 'W' Q 1 We sees f Av., Q-iw DOROTHY LOHRMAN 420 North Linwood Avenue Enjoys the solace of solitude ears to live and lives to eat , . . faith- ful doer of homework. Honor Club, lee Skating Club, Iumor Varsity Hoekey. LAMAR LOWDER 1106 Bunbury Way Answer to an art teacher's prayer . . . serious minded but has lighter moments . . . endless stream of helpful ideas. Railio Workshop, Senior Play, Glee Club, Frcueb Club, Art of Yearbook. -- ..-.. i ' ae LOUIS EDWARD LOTTES 912 North Linwood Avenue Drivers' Club, junior Varsity Track, junior Varsity Baseball, Varsity Baseball. MARGARET EVELYN LOYN 1104 South Baylis Street Senior Eililor . . . Bob Hope of the Big Fourl' . . . instigator of most mischief . . . will grow fins if he swims much more. Remedy for a dead party . . . Pat- tersonls own Hedy . . . this gal must use irium . . . stardust in her eyes. ARNOLD LEVIN 2009 Orleans Street Pierre, the undefeated chess champ . . . a quip for every occasion . . . happy Friday, sad Monday. President of Cbess Club, Student Pa- trol, Iunior Varsity Basketball. MICHAEL LIPSKY 513 South Madeira Street Women are troublesome, but nice . . . blond pigskin toter . . . loves gals, parties, and more gals. Varsity Club, Iunior Varsity Basket- ball, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Foot- ball. uns Z7 ETHEL LIEBERMAN 139 N. Montford Avenue , Eth has a two-inch hairdo . . . catches up on homework in economics . . . likes to roam the halls. Class Volleyball, Class Softball, Class Bowling, Class Tennis. CARLYN MARIE LITTLE 3044 Chesterfield Avenue Sparkling green-eyed blonde . . . never has to put those curly locks up flucky gall . . . always with a song and a smile. Nurses' Aides, Health Suite Aides, Sen- ior Glee Club. f.. f I K f i . . its as A 42 LOUISE LUBARSKI 2207 Eastern Avenue Always seen, seldom heard . . . Jos and Smitty's shadow . . . swapped long locks for short curls. spanish Club, Office Service Club, Minule Man. OWEN MCGLYNN 248 South Conkling Street Revcls in Polish weddings . . . Mc- Glynn and DeCarlo, the two muske- tcers . . . touches off the fuse in chem- istry. Press Rrprcserffaliw. ,vs 5'- N. JEAN F. LYNCH 724 South Regester Street 1 Eats a first lunch in class, a second in the cafe . . . keeps IZB3 alive . . . short package of mischief. ELDA LORRAINE MACK 714 South Conkling Street :F Knows the Bible from start to finish . . . clean cut and neat . . . loyal ,- l K 4 f-Q ,Il worker . . . promising pianist, WY? -Q---'A Senior Glce Club, '47 Sfecring Com- V Us -L rw, llllffff, Vuriely Club, Radio Work- i-,- 5 'M shop, Press Reprrscnfaiiue, Coach 1 Club, Minute Man. f ,Q 3 one Q MARY MAISTROS 140 South Ellwood Avenue Walking Greek encyclopedia . . . crazy contortionist in gym class . . . loves petunias. Honor Club, Spanish Club, Senior Gln' Club. .Q 4 ELBERT MARTIN 220 Oldham Street King of slow motion . . . Skip, X vii and those physics recitations! . . . 1: stellar sandlot pitcher . . . service X bound. 1 ,.. t . 'M i Simlrul Patrol. tl 1. ,gr 'az 'ir 3 QX 43 IRENE AMELIA MALINOWSKI 1408 Cooksie Street Wedding bells will soon chim?from Malinowski to Paskowski . . . belle of Fort McHenry . . . quiet and friendly. Iunior Svrrin' Club, Viriory Corps, Spanish Club, Nurses' Aialvr. CAROLYN K. MONOLOGLOUS 2201 Eastern Avenue Katie, the beautiful Greek with the unpronounceable name . . . a little question box . . . domes on dancing and dreamy music. Senior Glre Club, Class Soflball, Class Volleyball. STIil.l,A MONOLOGLOUS 2201 Eastern Avenue Big sister of the Monolo l ROSE LORRAINE MARKLAND IOS N. Bradford Street ,V ps, g0llS family Thick, flowing locks top a pleasant W Q 'X . . . easy to get along with . . . stall' face . . . as sweet as her nickname, V - A waitress at Dad's place. Honey . . . altar bound in '48. E Bowling Club. 'rv' RITA MARZULLI BARBARA MARTINEZ 2823 llrdman Avenue g S25 Savage Street Unusual manner of talking likes Q sv f . K f il. Gives WllllnSlY Of hcl' lime and Cf' Holabird. Y. W. C. A. and soldiers 5 v 6 ' dk forf - - - fl BUY 5P3fklln8 Selwflm - - - . . . il permanent pageboy hairdo H r. as loyal as the day is long. V A P 'f K Slnmish Club, Girls' Scrrifz' Club, Clasv Baskeiball, Class Vollrylmll, Clan ' ' . .1 - S Softball. NORMAN MECH GUSTAVE MEIER if we 1 Q 5401 Gough Street 710 Elmwood Road gi -my fl Another Mech lcaves Patterson . . . At hgmc on the gmdcrs 3nd the gi ,K shy and likeable . . . says little but gridiron . . . year 'round tan and In qv probably thinks plenty . . . quite a pal. blond hair, hnbbn . . . never too full ,-cn t. . W-nt sw' or spaghetti. Varsily Club B d , on aml Slamp Repre- sentative, Varsity Track, Varsity Football. ELLEN PATRICIA MERRlMAN WILMA METZGER 6503 Cleveland Avenue 297 Spring Court Sweet and lovely . . . an unexplained Wil's life centers around chemistry magnetism . . . will shine in any crowd and The Natural History Society of . . . plans to get rich in a hurry. Maryland . . . plans to become a metal- Varsily Tennis. I i A A urgist . . . dislikes physics. Senior G14-c Club, I ia istry Club. Presizlvrll of Cb: II 44 .go ,0- In x Q JOHN MIHOK JR. 347 South Macon Street Singin' Sammy swings a mean bat . . . has muscles on his vocal chords . . . dines with Peluso at main entrance. Senior Gln- Club, Stuilcul Patrol, Hi- Y Club, Razlio Workshop, Honor Club. MARIE MORAVEK 822 North Rose Street lo 'girl' Her dreams are getting better all the W time . . . will never forget that walk Nl to Evergreen . . . turns pale at mere it mention of oral recitations. , Cbrmistry Club, Class Basketball, GLORIA NARDONE 600 South Oldham Street Hangs her hat on Balony Boulevard . . . unsung heroine of hockey squad . . . height no hindrance . . . Jane's star boarder. Spanisb Club, Honor Club, Student Patrol, lre Skating Club, Bowling Club, Varsity Hockey. RITA HELEN NOVAK 1020 South Bouldin Street Reets gives out aspirin in the health suite . . . has a headfull of ringlets . . . likes dancing to Polish music. Nurses' Ailles, Class Volleyball. 3 Iunior Varsity Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Hockey. MARY NOTARANGELO 632 South Newkirk Street Laughing lips and roguish eyes . . . unlimited supply of friends . . . has more than her share of enthusiasm. Spanish Club, Student Patrol, Patter- son Press Staff, Stuzlcnl Council, Yearbook Staf, Class Volleyball, Class Basketball, Class Softball. ANTHONY OZAROWSKI S15 South Wolfe Street Ozark Ike of Wolfe Street . . . Head for the hills . . . active mem- ber of the Big Four . . . may soon don bell-bottoms. Student Patrol, Drivers' Club, Senior Gler Club, Bond and Stamp Reprv- sontative. 45 IIELIZN I.. MIDDLETON 208 Mason Court Quiet, very friendly . . . never caught with her hair down . . . class hair dresser . . . excels in math. IOHN E. NAGY 603 Rappolla Street This Big Four member studies . . . tackles algebra problems and foot- ball foes with equal ease . . . sleeps in class, awake in cafe . . . Hi-Y Club, Student Patrol, Honor Club, junior Varsity Track, junior Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Varsity Football. l ip- ? 3 ,X ss - . 'vw v GEORGE PATSCHKE 2760 Alameda Boulevard Acme of nonchalance . . . always found hiding behind a big smile . . . clothes, clothes, and more clothesi Cbess Club, Student Patrol, Varsity Rowing. EDWARD JOSEPH PEPKA 331 South Chester Street Left his tooth at the stadium . . . history class-at rest with the Ro' mans . . . huge, muscular frame. Drivers' Club, Varsity Club, Varsity Track, Varsity Football. pad! df' V f li' IiLVIRA R. PALUMBI 708 North Madeira Street RAPHAEL B. PANOWICZ 819 South Glover Street Full of fun and mischief . . . flirt- Hefty hunk of man . . . will open ing eyes and dancing feet . . . deter- the hearts of machines . . . spends days mined to pass shorthand. joking and nights thinking 'cm up. Honor Club, Class Volleyball, Class Drivers' Club. Basketball. VERNA MAE PARRILL 623 North Luzerne Avenue Snake spills 'em at the Spillway . . . a master of snappy comcbacks . . . had right idea in taking aeronau- tics 137 men, 1 girl.j Patterson Press, Spanish Club, Student BRANTLEY H. PARSLEY 231 North Lakewood Avenue Wears jackets that scream . . . finds flaws in nearly all facts . . . not an enemy in the world. Student Patrol, Table Tennis, Iunior Varsity Football, Varsity Wfrestling. y .gait V one a NICHOLAS PELUSO 205 South Conkling Street Dincs with Sammy at the main entrance . . . loves the airplanes at Gwynn Oak . . . parades the halls dur- ing lunch period. Senior Glee Club, Student Patrol, Hi-Y Club, Radio Workshop, Patterson Press, Bowling. RAYMOND PIEKARSKI ZSI4 Fleet Street Fleet-footed lad from Fleet Street . . . Gus and Ray like bread and but- ter . . . good sport . . . quiet and loyal. Cross Country, Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Trark. 46 ., Patrol, Hockey, Softball, Varsity Bowling, Varsity Basketball. X . , it . is r di... li W--- . :, , sy 'fi Lass 3 rs ff : pb . ' T I-: K K iiii lf K' f I . A A f . JOANNA CAROLYN POLEK MILDRED POLS S06 South Potomac Street Champion money collector . . . dreams of being an aviatrix . . . para- gon of loyalty . . . smile a mile wide. Pali:-rson Press Staf, Press Representa- tive, Drivers' Club, Spanish Club, Girls' Service Club. RAYMOND NICHOLAS POWELL 625 South Grundy Street Most likely to do the unlikely . . . beats it out on the desks as well as on the drums . . . Miss Sharp calls him Cheei.a. Bunil, Dance Band, Orebeslra, Drum ami Bugle Corps, Siualent Patrol. 2621 Foster Avenue Midge is quite an eyeful look versatile president of the History Club. 1- - U - - ' Dug, Strayer-'s, here she comes . . . 3 Q' . . V W. Hisiory Club, Press RFlJI't'SfllfU,iVfv Ciifitun Club. STEPHEN PREASTER 6530 Parnell Avenue Couldn't master physics. but h'-JPCS to master radio . . . lateness his weak- ness . . . Mom's his one and only. Radio Club, Drivers' Club, Fencing Club. una Q7 fs 'f-'uI'.'y r.rr XV K . - K. Lrg X - - 'Sr .Qs -1- : . so,aS.s,Q -Q, . nys 2117 Orleans Street JOSEPH JOHN Piusco . r mi Georgia Tech beckons . . . little man with big plans . . . shrinks from chem- istry quizzes . . . friendly. Sfurleul Council, Siuilrui Ailrisory Corumiitee. GLRTRUDE RADEK 1251 South Decker Avenue Poet of the piano . . . first third of the three R's . . . brain cells work overtime . . . thrills to Chopin's Polonaise and Spike jones' Chloe. Girls' Service Club, Senior Give Club, Orchestra, Frerirb Club, Coarb Club, Honor Club, '47 Sleeving Comuni- ive, Seereiary of june '47, Radio Wforksbop, Studenl Palrol, Siudeul Council, Variety Club. 47 IQQ sep af K I ' in . r, P v iso- .IUNI2 RUTH PURDUM 3111 Wfoodhomc Avenue Finds studies Hconfoozin' but not amoozin' . . . hikes .md parties domi- nate her existence . . . baby face with devilish eyes. Senior Glce Club, 0Vl'll1'Afl'Al, Spanish Club, Nurses' Aiilrs, Stuilenl Pairol, Tennis Club. BILTTY RAU 728 South Oldham Street Blonde beauty with shining green eyes . . . winning smile that captures hearts . . . jeanne Crain's double . . . calm and cool always. Spuuislr Club, Ilislory Club, Yearbook SMH, Paiirrsou Press Stuff, Sliuleni Palrol, Bailminiou Club, Class Bas- ketbull, Class Volleyball, Class Sofi- bull, Class Bowling. DOLORES LORETTA REBBEL 333 South Robinson Street Will give music to millions . loyal First nighter at the Lyric . from scales at home to stardom at Mer. the Senior Gln' Club, Siucleut Council. ANGELINE ROROS 3216 East Baltimore Street Second one-third of the three R's . . . trods a beaten path to the Pea- body . . . our female Yehudi Menuhin . . . dark-eyed giggler. Senior Glee Club, OYl'lJC'SfI'!lQ Girls' SvrL'irz' Club, Preurla Club, Sfmlcul Pafrol. x sei K 1 'iii Qs. gl -.,,...-4 s,,.f HELEN RICHARDSON 3611 Gough Street Helen is a dancing doll . . . quite good natured . . . easily excited . . . 'Ni witty and cheerful. A, Patterson Press, Stuileul Pairol, Senior C ia' Glee Club, Hislory Club, Table Teu- nis, Tennis Club. 6.6 PAULA ROSENBLATT 3018 O'Donnell Street Third one-third of the three R's . . . a friend in need is an understate- ment . . . gives her all to Patterson . . . will go smilin' through the years. Garden Club, Puppet Club, Owlufsfru, Paifersou Press, Honor Club, Rmlio Workshop, Presiileut of Girls' Ser- riee Club, Sluflenf Council, Business Manager of Yearbook. 1 l l una Z7 THERESA ROSTEK 227 South Chester Street Drowns her worries in ice cream . . . adds an artist's touch to bulletin boards . . . always keeps us smiling. junior Service Corps, Class Basltvflmll, Class Softball, Class Volleyball. GEORGE WILMER ROTH 407 North Ellwood Avenue . . ITIUSIC' maker who sets us swingin' and . . . easy come, easy go. Our own Harry James . v swsyin' Bauzl, Dance Band. 48 'UI ,v-s as-'U A'-an NORMA ROTH 233 South Highland Avenue Norm enjoys dancing under soft li hts . . . alwa s on the 0 . . . often 8 Y S gives parties , . . a good executive. Hislory Club. IQRMA RUSS 608 North Kenwood Avenue Erm, the pixie of the class . . . always has a dry remark . . . likes dancing, clothes, and dark-haired males. Brzskelball. Q? slat Q' f lea' s -elif' slat EDITH SANDLER 209 North Luzerne Avenue Patterson's Veronica . . . walking advertisement for her future fashion shop . . . day dreams from nine until two-thirty. ALDO G. SCARINZI 719 South Potomac Street Loves to cxasperate history teachers with unique questions . . . takes over cheerleading job in the stands . . . sailed seven seas with the Merchant Marine. Varsity Wrestling. MARGARET F. RYBARCZYK 108 South Potomac Street Marge is quiet as a mouse . . . faithful guardian of the stairways . . . a host of friends. Stutlz-ut Patrol, Spanisb Club, Ojirv Servirr' Club, Patterson Press, Kuit- ting Club. EDMUND JAMES RYDZEWSKI 1834 Gough Street Autumn to winter, football to bas- ketball . . . Esh and Danny spell mis- chief in history . . . the eyes of U. of M. are upon him. Sruior Gln' Club, Varsity Club, Var- sity Track, Varsity Basketball, Var- sity Football. one Z7 JOHN T. RYBCZYNSKI 602 South Decker Avenue Spends his spare time drawing . . . loves to argue over the atomic bomb . . . works with an honest effort. Senior Glec Club, Art Club, Stmlrut Patrol, Minute Mau. DOLORES JEAN SANDERS 3608 Foster Avenue Couldn't live without chocolate ice cream Theresa and jean, in- separable . . . cuts quite a figure at Sports Centre Stzulcllt Patrol, Class Softball, Class Basketball, Class Volleyball, luuior Varsity Volleyball, Varsity Volley- ball. HOWARD R. SAPP r I8 North East Avenue is A ,l 'gl X7 Cuts capers with Kraft . . . gradu- ' ' r i ii . Q, ation ends his cares . . . tall tower for X Q in f Trenton . , . neat and cleanbcut. 9? J y ya, i Stmlvut Council. s 1 it xiii' ' l 5 'a SHARON RUTH SCHROEDER 408 South Drew Street Ocean City, her dream town . . i 3 , . i likes bowling, music. and spaghetti . . brightens life with her beautiful smile: O rcbrstra. as Q 'W M .1 iv , t. .tii Clif 49 if 'IT' .2 - uf Q' s ,Q li ANTHONY SERGI 1729 Gough Street Has a way with the women . . . Oh, those ties! . . . Happy the live- long day . . . as sports-minded as he is school-spirited. junior Service Corps, Student Counril, Puppet Club, Cheer Leaders, junior Varsity Football, junior Varsity . Basketball. - STANLEY SIERAKOXVSKI 842 South Bond Street Alert watchman of the cafe stair- way . . . Enioys life, everything, and everybody . . . his marks are to be cn- vied. Q48 YQ Q., i I ALEEZ SIMPSON 1305 Urban Way Has a grcll sense of humor . . . morgue keeper of the Press . . . a sweet Southern lass. Patterson Press RUTH LOUISE SLITZIQR 518 North Decker Avenue A flashing, sparkling smile . . . brown-eyed brunette with winning Hi-Y Club, Press Represmlatiw, Siu- llent Patrol, Bomt anrl Stamp Riprv- sentative. was Z7 CARI. SKUNDA 1211 Rayleigh Way Kingpin Skunda of Dundalk . . . couldn't get physics even if he did homework . . . good sport, good-na- tured, good-looking. Bond and Stamp Representative. ways . . . a friend to all, all are her friends. History Club. BETTY E. SMITH 2043 Orleans Street Future C and P employee . . . wants to become a great typist . . . short and sweet. 50 DENISE SFREDDO 5 South Ellwood Avenue Dreams of traveling . , . Debating comes naturally . . . wizard at short- hand . . as pleasant as a sunny day. Student Council, Student Patrol, Pat- terson Press, Spanish Club, Honor Club, Yearbook Staff. ,IOSEPHINE SIMONE S19 North Robinson Street A real Italian beauty . . . our pet brunette . . . how she loved those foot- ball gamcs! . . . reflective eyes. History Club, Class Basketball, Class Volleyball, Class Softball. 'VOM is-as 'N W 'it' JOHN SMITH 612 South Montford Avenue Mischief maker in music . . . Pep- ka's constant pal . . . a buddy to everyone. Drivers' Club, lunior Varsity Track. RICHARD SMITH 625 South Macon Street Cause of Miss Reese's closed door policy before school . . . on to college . . . works hard on English composi- tions. Varsity Club, Bond aml Stamp Repre- sentative, Senior Glee Club, Varsity Football. ian..-v Your Q . if , . W af K MARGARETHA LORAINE SMITH . 6204 Alumore Way A senorita with a semi-drawl . . . her hair is her landmark . . . Slept comfortably through the second and third acts atop a table. Spanish Club, Olive Service Club, Honor Club, Home Nursing, Senior Play, Minute Man. CHARLOTTE A. SOMMERS P if au...-4 2534 Foster Avenue Tall, blonde, and green-eyed . . . easy to get along with . . . budding artist . . . marks don't worry her. in ...,,,, si me Z7 MICHAEL STANGE 106 South Clinton Street No more orders for this Vet . . . has an original name for everyone . . . he hates women, so he says. RITA STEMMER 1817 Fleet Street A personality all her own . . . class- room scribe . . . it wouldn't be the same without her . . . ever willing to help. Spanish Club, History Club, junior Service Corps, Business Staf of Year- book, '47 Steering Committee, Home Nursing, Knitting Club, junior Var- sity Volleyball, Varsity Bowling. 51 , GJ SHIRLEY JEAN STECKER 2615 East Monument Street Has priority on the girls' gym . . . can't help lovin' dat man . . . has a million dollar smile . . . will she ever cur her bangs straight? Girls' Service Club, Student Patrol, Ice Skating Club, Associate Editor of Yearbook, '47 Steering Committee, Prom Committee, Iunior Service Corps, Student Manager of Volley- ball Team, Softball, Class Softball, Class Volleyball, Class Basketball, Iunior Varsity Horkey, Varsity Basketball. ELEANORA C. STEVENS 1218 South Highland Avenue Dislikes motion pictures . . . a weakness for the caf's mashed potatoes . . . has room in her heart for every- one. Honor Club, Coach Club, Press Repre- sentative, Student Countil, HENRY STICHEL 3013 Elliott Street Brilliance becomes him l l e Study Lovely to look at, delightful to know Periods replace gym, lucky boy I l I . . . Southpaw Stiegler . . . dates ga- - E. LORRAINE STIEGLER ' 727 North Linwood Avenue is V 4.-at J llle. I l 2 'K lore and clothes aplenty. responsible for cafe shortages. Honor Club, Senior Glee Club, Student limbo' Sf 1'iff C0717-lf IW SIWUWS Club, Council, Varsity Club, Varsity Soc- CRY. REGINA BERTHA SZYMKOWIAK 708 South Potomac Street Swimming Club, Iunior High Bas- ketball, Class Basketball, Class Soft- l ball. HELEN TANGIERS 845 East Lombard Street Opportunity and success await her . . . destination-marriage . . . as en- written for her.. .a captivating charm during as bronze. Green Eyes could well have been all her own . . . has a yen for sewing, Iunior Service Corps, Senior Glce Club, SPQWSI humor, Chess- but ref Chvw Library Aides, Garden Club, Home mem- Nursing, Drivers' Club, Class Vol- Badminton Club, Class Basketball, leyball. Class Volleyball, Class Softball. une: Z7 GEORGE THOMAS 3429 East Pratt Street Strikes a happy medium in every- thing he does . . . over hill and dale with the cross country team . . . pleasant smile. 'wb' Cross Country, Varsity Track. -0! 1 law ' W' SHIRLEY THORN 728 North Linwood Avenue Will stop at nothing to evade soft- ball . . . spends most of her time at the lost and found, and most of her money on Vaughn Monroe records . .. always in a hurry to go nowhere. h junior Service Corps, Editor-in-Chief of Yearbook, Honor Club, Coach Club, Ice Skating Club, Class Vol- leyball, Class Basketball, junior Var- sity Hockey, Iunior Varsity Basket- ball, Varsity Bowling. 52 ali' JAMES THOMAS 3429 East Pratt Street Never stops laughing . . . always eats somebody's lunch . . . can make you laugh anytime. WANDA THORNE 1419 Gregor Way A prominent member of the jolly Jerks . . . a friend indeed . . . inno- cent face with the devil in her eyes. Girls' Service Club, Senior Glce Club, Library Aides, Spanish Club, Nurses' Aides, Class Volleyball. tt., ,J 4 'ws- ., A MILDRED TRZECIAK 717 South Lakewood Avenue Blushes furiously . . . wants to raise a football team with substitutes . . . small in stature, mighty in sincerity. Obits Service Club, Senior Glee Club, Stuilvnt Patrol, Press Rz'presei1tatii't', Patterson Press, Knitting Club, Hou- or Club, OMF? Emcrgenry Squml. DANIEL TURCEA 611 South Macon Street Turcea turn around! . . . june '47's Danny Boy . . . will live peace- fully after graduation . . . a hubba hubba man. Honor Club, Football. ai! .iw , RICHARD TOLSTON 516 South Bouldin Street Sinks 'em at the Baltimore Garden . . . his iokes are scarce, but snappy . . . looks shy, but don't let him fool you. Honor Club, Student Council, Varsity Club, junior Varsity Basketball, Varsity Basketball. PEGGY MAE TRESS 4408 Kavon Avenue Tressie, a brown-eyed blonde . . . dead-pan jokester, swoons over Navy blue . . . a true friend. une Z7 LAVINIA MARY TROTTA 217 South Grundy Street Marks, her pet worry . . . specializes in making doughnuts . . . has eyes as black as night. Nurses' Aiilrs, Home Nursing, I-Iraltb Suits' Aitlrs, Chemistry Club. AGNES L, URBAN 618 North Decker Avenue kVill soon be asking, Number, please .,.' 'Smiles, lives up to her nickname . . . is quiet gal with plenty of friends. History Club. 53 -fi! EDNA TORRE 2328 East Fayette Street Don't ever call her Tor . . . tried to teach us the ABC's of badminton . . . clothes make the woman. Spanish Club, Knitting Club, '47 Steer- ing Committee, Histoiy Club, Table Tennis, Iunior Varsity Volleyball. MAURICE T. TREGONING 1919 East Baltimore Street Pet fancies are girls, banana splits, and semi-formals . . . revels in being in :i class with twenty-eight girls... Pat movie patron. Sturlenl Patrol. v4'Qa -'E 'mr X I PATRICIA VAN REUTH 3105 Echodale Avenue 3404 Leverton Avenue 'H ' gr ' Vi1ltSki l1aS Jn option on the Will blow up the school someday in I' Coast Guard . . . devilment becomes Chemist,-yi , , , thinks gym Should be taught her way . . . has the style of a debutante. at er . . . the girls gym, her second 1' A le s home- Historv Club, junior Varsity Baslzcl- Badminton Club' 5 Q M lmll, Vnrsily Volleyball, Vursilj j Horlery, Varsity Basketball. i 1 3 DOLORES H. VALT f' iw 11 H l r A A . N s h , ,Y 4227 . .J5 Q hs 1, W 1 .. V Q 'l '4W-sihfilwf ' 6 , f .mv -'K-A . I - ff K .Vi one Q7 CARL WEICICOSKE 219 Mason Court There ain't no moe! . . . Center attraction on the football team . . . coal-mining his secret ambition. Senior Glec Club, Varsity Club, lun- ior Varsity Basketball, Varsity Foo!! ball. MARGARET CHARLOTTE WEITZEL 2605 Tatona Road Yo-yo is a serious-minded lass. .. a dimple brightens her smile . . . has a yen for the opposite sex. ,Q Q AILEFN WALKER 3629 East Fayette Street ARTHUR HOWARD VOSS - 230 South East Avenue Will travel, but we hope not in that - Chevvy . , . will he ever End Orye's? in Can't understand the opposite sex . . . quiet and hard working . . . likes swimming and dancing. K . . . believes in having fun while he's Young- Honor Club, History Club. Prinling Club, Student Council. JEAN WALLIS 407 North Highland Avenue Clothes, her pride and joy . . . 1 Navy admirer . . . very talkative. Honor Club. AWE' JEAN WEIL Y 704 Grundy Street A J jeanie possesses a pleasing smile . . . D' blushes easily . . . cooperative and help- ful. :gk ii Honor Club. . si f i ' ii X ' ii . EDWARD R. WELK .L p 1 131 South Robinson Street M K ky , lv W T One of 12B1's three lone males . .. 95 iv is has :i Pepsodent smile . . . life revolves K ' W, around football, dancing, banana splits, K 'ss Q5 I' A ' and women- - . 'W fed Student Council, Spanish Club. ' K K 7 . .gggm - . 54 LIZO ZANIEWSKI GlfORGl2 LINCOLN WETZELBERGER Jll South Ellwood Avenue Hopes to be a butcher . . . truly a handsome lad . . . pity Miss Gro- lock when George is around. VERNON I.. W'lLl,lAMS ll2l South Bonsal Street Einstein's future competitor . . . dreams of having study in place of Iinglish . . . big man in the Student Council. Stuilvnt Council, Cbvss Club, Sluilrnt Patrol, Honor Roll, lunior Vrnsity Track. DOROTHY WINTERSTIEIN 490 5 Fait Avenue Irene can never find her . . . titian- haired beauty . . . writes masterpieces with little effort . . . mischief maker. BERNARD WHITMAN 2045 Fleet Street Has a smile and a friendly word for everyone . . . his Spanish is out of this world . . . threerfourths of his life is music. Banil, Dance Band, Orchestra, Senior Glee Club, JAMES li. WINDSOR 315 South Macon Street liats Wheaties and shows it . . . a pal good and true . . . plans to eat and sleep and let the rest of the world go by. Stuilrnt Council, Stuilrnt Ailizisorj Board, lunior Varsity Football, lun- ior Varsity Track, Varsity Baseball. f JUNE WITZKE Diminutive in stature only . . . the boy in lthalti, the girl in bobby-socks .K Q Qi . - , A ,X 607 South Eaton Street Sena t 6 -X' so W ak? Q. we 4- 79s ,if . . . how Miss Grolock will miss her alto. Senior Gln' Club, Library Aides, Girls' Service Club, Honor Club, Minute Man, Chemistry Club, Irv Skating Club. VIRGINIA ZEH 6l4 South Oldham Street Has the skin you love to touch... laughs and world laughs with her. History Club, Student Patrol, Business Staff of Yearbook. 55 fi.. 5 if , Q , . .. . ., me . . , ,em g . , . --44... , , ,ymigfw-IT' X' .,, 5-.,, fz::'.gw.g::g 1 , V 1 1' r,,'1'5f f' t ' f l i5'o ' 4' . ' ' f,' 755455: . 6 'r v'.'. 2 W X , I .,i,n, , I . ,.,5,k 1 if alll V5.1 YA? get Qtr: 'Cnr-0- 1 me Z7 20 N. Kenwood Avenue Frequents the Y. M. C. A .... has n flair for blonde women . . . hopes someday to become a wrestler. HAZEL ZINK 2902 Edison Highway Test tubes her waterloo . . . will her family ever stop growing? . . . Glee Club member for four years. Senior Glee Club, Girls' Serrire Club, Spanish Club, Ire Skating Club. 1 -sf-as -u .8 l 8 MARGY MARES .f N ELEANOR LEBRUN MARY MAISTROS in g ', 'Q ' Q VICTORIA GROTH 'Ulm 81 WADE ORTEL ,avian JM L Theirs was 21 quest for knowledge, an exploration into the mysteries of books. The effort and determination reflected in their success deserves our praise and com- mendation here. This is our Honor Roll. EDNA TORRE JEAN WEIL HELEN MASCHAS APN i Wx Q . E, T, 'mf' 2 ii -: , uv? , I. i GERTRUDE RADEK R, KLX f-'QS IRQ,-E X Ei E SHIRLEY THORN JANE JONES w. h. 'TQ m zxfmmxx N--W Q' i , X I 5. HENRY STICHEL JUNE BEAVER - 75lh1V-s , H5 3 Q DORIS HEINE FLORENCE GOON DENISE SFREDDO IRENE KOVALESK1 fk 5 O8 Olflflfl X EAM 5 Q5 f - k!Y W? 57 .Jgow Wlvnl'5 tb? Good Wllfd? I. 'Q ' tl X 'Q' 'har f MR. S. WILLIS English Advisrf WWAQC! Busincss Surf nf ilic '47 Clipper Patsy Joyce, lid.: Cmuuim, Carolyn Calla. Anna Snfrnn, Rita S!L'Il'llUCI', Virginia Zulu. Bcltyc King. Ai'i'or'il'if1g In Orili'r.x Y lfilitori.1l Staff of tlic '47 Clipper ina Szymkowink, Victorii Cimlli, Mary Notomngclo, Denise Sfrcddo, Iilimberli LL-un.1rd, netty Rau, Shirley Wfmltcr, Doris Muclmmwski, john Palcrxkis, lrcnc Idzik, Ramona Serin, Patsy Joyce. 7 wp 1 'Ui 'T Tln' Tifm' fur Di'i'ixinu K 3: X -N ' inf NL fa f 2 ! :P Q 'Y A ew 1 if A ,., 0 , W I 4,-4 f v 4 0 X ' 1'. - ' ' D' . 'C w e 'f 1' rg, 95' if ii m,rl yi? Associate Editors of tlic 5 Em. L 5 I '47 Cl' - 3 N i . 'PW V ., 125 . w Shirley Stecker, june: Beaver, 2 A A . J Flainc Gottfried, Helen Noclluri 'H-Z' ' ,,,gnv-v- .f ' 4 I mms is KIDWFII ' ' Q' 1s+hf-if M --x f'f English AI1l'iJfV 61 Thank you, Mr. President WILLIAM JONES President of the Student K 5 Ns ,Q Council, September 1946 Q VCT' RS to February 1947 1 ,B .,-...f All Ike King'x Men 6 QVWOCMM SENATE LM' GUUVL WOL NT VA STUDE 62 HTIWB' C mnv and 1 'bfb' GU 6 ,me swf 1' , 1 of youmu Trmllliorf' ,, H ,, Ui.. We AH In ASSEMBLY R GEINYERAL A Czjwluirz in Mn' Ranks 0 V7 4 I NI RAI A951 MBI I Tlu'y Also Svrn'J STUDENT STUDIQNT CAIfliTli R I A PATROL COUNCIL 63 S ADVISORY nf '5 3 ww I R M I 4 , ' I IX HENRY STICHIAQI. President of the Studcn Council, February 1947 to Jun: 1947 Clmmpioux of Drmorrarm QFFICE EMERGENCY sQUA1m They Dwcutd Am 0118 Books' UTIL UK 9 Ei, . 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To yuu that the phII!IIgI'npIII-r feels I' I00kCd thu! thu cInIIs'r:I IIIIINIH IiI- while shoulders Lhe student knows LhI'y'll do Ia plelef re- thin f ny- g or money. niel I III- II .II I-'-II I'IIlII XIIII I Ik 'I'I II III II II II, III- II IIIIIII IX II I II I II' A , I I I, 'II I N 51019 Caygll 0: oi ESC ve Hi W5 10? -4 CLUB The Road to Rmnr' Q? 66 .Af LVL Spauixl1 Made Euxy I A Q 1, . n .U 4 S. ,...,. ' uk. A a. , ,X ,,.... .M rv- g -W, 'W F ....., , x 'f::'7 -7,'f':V......., R ig' 111463 LATIN CLUB Mfr cz sPAN1SH GLU B YKENCH va S7 1 , l CLUB es! T1 :bas an on Scales J. Drag france Shall Live' C'rXEXMS'Y YO! 1X5us1f,, we .-Sho Shan 9 ately UW! fbsfj 1 I2 Hfiww alltheworld is 3 hopel -6- 0055 LW SQNXOY' G AngeIx Making Music QXYJS ,1 QS , wo' W' W 1 om' I' PX s. Heav - ey 1 ll T'-1 LBJ? V X., .HJ VVhe ll UAi!1 lhlfll- : ' CX-UV, , SQNXOR Gut EE, ' BOYS I F, 1 I 9 coma: Rainbow ' Dorothy - Jud THE DA 7067- 4 'V NCB BAM THE BAND x-Sig 11 . 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E N-I 7 ,t ' Q 5 I f 'A R I., I I - I' -if , I rx -A Q I I a 1 I 5 I ' BOYS' ROWING TEAM A 1' sf' un X MV' A n 5016 A D L ,Q at GIRLS' VARSITY S ff 1 5 GIRLS' VA RSITY VOLLEYBALL OFTBALL TE A M NTL FJ' R flu ru al Evening Me in Motion 3 UNLOR V PS RSYYY 'YR ACK TE 9 V59 lm ipf ULN Tbfir F , 1 E 9 if R VARSITY Excuse My DMU yn yumov- YH W GH TRACK GLRLS' jumo VOLLEYBALL TEAM TY. AM fgle oue O! 77 '3h0,, me game JPOJWI, 54 -uni ,-if JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKE Y TEAM TlIl',j' I'la-yrrf ilu' Gunn . AH nClIulY pl0HS JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER TEAM 9 lu X S'Y4l+-'49 JI. rl' . 1,0-0 5' as f - .wwf S, L, Q fr 77 C7 cp ig V609 1 I K K CNY, 9 A, 5 nA X315 1 N 'Ss QXJSXXX 4 91 4 P3' Q33 , UQ, , A xran S f fa ,W H ff 9 'Q 2 QI V4 .5312 F sf 84' p 46 G 071- 44 , AO 'Lx f O73 obj! E iq Q' S W A 3 F1 M gggswg xil pencfagd ff 2 X i xx ' ' X Ax. , W f' f X 'afll 3 fi ' A . w - SQA? We Stand Uniled ' . V 1 Jf!, -WN? 2- nU'3lShi 3 Z HF00'f'l!'lv1 I on . I 4 H ,, RVIN BIASI, ero COACH Tbm' MW' Shui 1 N4-wr Dil , FOOTB , V ARSWY 3151003 UTIJC Uv1if ' fied Au-alzcning of ibn Soul ,YV ANR x toowlxui AW iOYt we The band played triumphantly, the air had that autumn nip and record-breaking crowds watched our Varsity Football team hang up their first undefeated season in the history of the school. After a thrill packed game with City, in which we took the edge 14-13, we clinched our first public school championship and went on to capture thc honor of being the first coeducational school to take Maryland Scholastic Championship. Not to be outdone, the Iunior Varsity and the junior High team had extremely successful seasons, the former beating McDonogh for the championship and the latter completing an untied, undefeated season. These teams have reflected credit on themselves and their coach and we are proud to honor them on these pages. UQ! t 8 MIL 'rifml 6 ,, MA f'.Sfr1rl,j,g, Blog I, ' r 04' 'P 7,6 Thy Df'f1'Ilt!Fl',f,, IQ i'?ffr,, R ontqb RouJ,r ooo 'E VARSITY CRO SS COUNTRY TI iAM '14, S 95 ' 'S 5 Q94 viggv fb No Surrcr1a'z'r', BOYS' SOPHOMORI2 BASKETBALL TEAM AQES Q- '69 O X2 Q QW x 1 + w. v ..v l -U - I-'A' Il .lu wan eve Y Say pw -3 S .P sniff A ,Q gy N- U3 E 4 Ax 1 1 .yi si Es ri6e fm X i 2... f .K f X x ty 5 ,K E, fo Qlfbgflftel' rd, G flu, Q CL of 'YJFLFJ 0-'lf '26 '14, '7 '36-0 4 + Thr-3' Wfvrv Sfrong and Good BOYS' FRIZSHMIZN BASKITTBALL TEAM ,5 lie? gg, H53 4 Q W we av M' C cc . 7 . GMA 5 LlfL0l nwgb Stow Bowlingn JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS N GMU PS tb' Q . c aww 'S 10 1235 BOYS' FENCING TEAM O' if A r C ff - ff 0 L5L0n5 Q ?w0fw6 k .-05 my i ' 1 A Q 6 , 3 we Q ff x in Q 'x -B. XY' BADMINT ON CLU B We Will Gu A Bowling BOYS' BO WLKNG 'YEA M ,ex 3 ii i ,xml 'Y ,YWS ow 'YW 87 K. Sw 01 GXRLS' BQWLXNG TF. AM fn M46 f 797 Between!! S 0 CLP' xilgea Owsch' 65, 1 ' Loc 1 'MB .' YJBPXS vkce,Yxesx 3601 . 6692- at 3 5 oe C NK Ytgs! tenur- PS ge haiyov 66561, ndimlf eco' vw ,lx Sf 0 66913 Desvkgxii 5695931 XBQODI exqtxl Scdtcdgluss y Se.,-,z l CLASS OF JUNE '48 Slumling: Mr. Henry Waskow, Adviser Albert Stallknecht, Vice-President. 'eutcd Pauline Greensfelder Treasurerg 5 : , Early Rush, Presidentg Rose Marani, Sec retary. Nlatimel AV So Far So Good H U 66Ll 5 f' F8813 'w l , 4.- ' ,S K Off Q' f' M f 4 A '11, 5 'J 11.45 5 PUR 31' ec 1 V Pr - er Tres: Izer tice r S1'deesldent,' Ural- Cretary. nt. , JOQH CLASS OF JUNE '49 Slanding: Soplmoclis Sophocleus, Treasurer Charles Goodrich, Vice-President. Sralvd: Mr. Allan Mainen, Adviserg Flor ence Bizon, Secretaryg james Demetra kis, President. . rfHOPp3j Dajjsns 66 See Wloaf I Mean P N0 W0 1mm's World dyfi 77 Our' Hg 151531 Falzzilyff Q 5 ,gil Q fx ff U This Wag' Lies Maffness Every Ofbcr Tbzrrszlayn .-, DB' ' ' 5,93 ilk'-11 ff5If'-C SISZQI, QW Ss, . . I, V. -r ff- xf-35 xg 'H ' . 1 T N 5 'J .. 1 All Arfiszf in Ike Fm1 zily Uwe Took t Of Men and Music 0 HUC Woody, NN NW .Nga mg Ulm ,7 Ol' IFS fl u7OllI!llI,S BllSjlla S.Yv 77 zfe 95005 1 Whdf Makes If T ici ,mijgl s 95 df Tlx' Egg and I 91 The Unseen me Jaw ff EXpcri1 nm1i Pr'ril0uy - 7! ness Family As Told by Busi F 77 0 QQJOVL Cify of BK,HX,, ESQ' ff' flfg U1 Lsvfllflyigf zrflv A Time for Sflf'i1l'l 97 gagcl am! ffm Epi? x7!LieUe5 77 JUNKNKPHGH O il ACT PLAY PRF.Slf.NTI'.D A ON '- BY 'THE SENIORS Qfij : I lil.: 1195 X . ff Y, PERFTTA ubjdre We gb webbing WK 77 W 'f 'li ' . ax s x S ins' gl f T-'A N Q Mm. W 4 M ' .- MX Rirlnmf Wiuffnrnjv ,, Iilvif' xvfiflfbfflfl Saul Ilfnfgkifz Clulrlvs Mzzrflnfk Pcggy Murdock Miss Bozfrm' 'lhfzfy Dmlziu , 1111141 Prim, f1l'l'!Jt'l'f Prifn' lulm Sff'!'IffI'Q . ILZIASOII ,, DK'ff'f'ffl'l'S CAST , LESLIE VOFLKER PAULINF PFTRONIC XVILLIAM LIONFS SAMUEL HARRINGTON ELEANOR L1-.BRUN , MARGAIUQTHA SMITH LAMAR I.ONX'DIiR WALICIZ MUCHOROXVSKI ,, ,L JAMES THOMAS HMEYER SOKOLOXV Y, , FRED DALY , , , ,,A, ,ROBERT GULL RAYMOND POWELI AWS Well Tlaaz' Ends Wfvllv Q 5' Anything Crm Hnppvff' jlv rr 3, 0 . 6 in ' H IAQ 6vLl'1f5fm we SENIOR PLA Y , A rumble of thunder, the curtain LI rises, the Seni0r's play is on. The W audience is trgmsfixed by the mys- I I tery, romance, and humor. Amid more thunder, exploding trains, drenehing mins, and thunderous applause the curtain falls. This is ll capsule history of our dmmqztie production which was direetetl by E Mrs. jurgens with the assistance of ii Mr, Kessler and Mr. Hnffner. - t s rrN!,1,fgr A Dull MQIIIUIIF, wi, 19 jj JA, 1 JY. Fclfruary Robert McDonald Dorothy Kendall Elton Jackson Shirley Yoos Eugene Royston Robert Gull Doris Muchorowski Wade Ortel Salvatore Glorioso Victoria Groth Marion Grdcn Arthur Eich Salvatore Glorioso Pauline Petronc Richard DiPasquale Margaret Rannie Margie Mares Lynn Davis Dorothy Kendall Edwin Feher Betty Mattes A pmcovf ' s fu A, 'Cy 'Q , X wz i ' I J Iiiff A .llllli XQTX f J-L ' x Z X in I .fl a 1 X A 6 f ,xy i' Best Best Best Best Class Best Best Most O5 EH Wflufx W fJo Looking Boy Looking Girl Athletic Buy Athletic Girl XVit Actor Actress Likely To Succeed All Around Boy All Around Girl Best Best Best Best Best Best Went Vlost 'viost Glass Class Musician Singer Dressed Boy Dressed Girl Dancer Boy Dancer Girl al Genius Popular Boy Popular Girl Wolf Vfolverine asf Iunc Gus Mier Margaret Loyn Robert Auifarth Dolores Valt joseph Hudson Lamar Lowder Margaretha Smith june Beaver Richard Tolston lileanor LeBrun Angelina Roros Dolores Rebbel Peggy LeBrun Aldo Scarinzi K Gb -ax k X f i WN nund XX? 'X X' GX' june Witzke Henry Stichel Edward Pepka Mary Bahadouris Anthony Sergi Betty King il 'T' ,gN uf Q xx A ,G N. Z N- '7 N ,L do ,0 ' X , . 7 WL' ww t wa Q i NA 'B :F 5 v Q 'Y'-f fgg Xxx K H -K 4' i K fi' f 'i 9 X X Xxx fm 1 I if j X MM., nr 9' i X E, 1 wiv. K , W A.. wf if I 7 xi X if ef afgggd' ' ag, gf 'Q , Q 'Qs' P 5 ssl! ,ii is 3,5111 ki I ' wiizmf fm if'i' I sis 13 9335? LM MA!! mf LMA WJ! oglddt HPLC! Qdtdment of .EAPMJPQ Back in September '42, four and one-hal f years ago. eight classes of 8A's marched into Patterson's corridors, hold and defiant, to get all they could from high school. Well, here we are, much less bold and without everything Patterson had to offer, but we did pick. up a few things which we should now like to drop into the arms of our faculty and student hody before we leave. To Doctor Katenkamp we leave a map one block square so that he may put Patter- son on the map every day. To Mrs. Schwatka we leave 2,212 Walkie-talkies with television so that she may per- form her many private investigations in the comfort of her ofhee. To Mr. Spinning we leave our appreciation of a very fine person, and the assurance that we will remember him always. To Mr. joseph Mueller we leave one completely equipped wrestling room with a dormitory so that he may give de boys real training ftwenty-four hours a day instead of the usual twelve.j To Mrs. Scharfatz we leave a lie detector with which to test the sincerity of those 1001 alibies in order that the students who really are sick may retire to their respective homes and heal their ills with something more effective than an aspirin. To the secretaries we leave a pair of roller skates apiece to facilitate their innumer- able trips from their desks to Dr. Katenkampls office. To Dr. Speer We leave a little while to rest before she begins that strenuous task of pulling another class over the many barriers to graduation. To Miss Stemple We leave our appetites and a demand for one addition to the menu- chopsuey. To Mr. Kennedy we leave our sincere thanks for his smiles and friendly ways with- out which many a day would have been unbearable. To Miss Grolock we leave a graduation class which will enjoy singing in ten parts and two keys, and an elevator from the orchestra pit to the stage. To Miss U. Reese we leave the assurance that when we're X infinity years old, we shall always remember her. A student never had a better friend. To Miss DeWald we leave many thanks for the good advice she has given us. To Mr. Granek we leave the pleasure of organizing a girl's fencing team. To Mrs. Kelly we leave one class of Patrick Henrys. To Miss Lohrfink we leave the knowledge that she did not Plol us a bit. We recog- nized and liked the keen sense of humor behind that stern exterior. To Miss Whittemore we leave an electric eye which will set off a series of alarms every time a boy steps within twenty feet of her gym. To Mrs. Rogers we leave a new homeroom class which will be just as willing to support her many clubs and activities as the last one was. To Miss Paciarelli we leave one monkey wrench to tighten that loose rail on Her Stalrway. To Mr. McCarriar we leave chimes so that he may add a musical note to his own bell system. To Miss Benson we leave one express train for her sole purpose every morning. It will run from half way to Annapolis to Pratt Street and Ellwood Avenue. To Miss Brusowankin we leave the thought that she is the TYPE we like. To Mr. Biasi we leave a magnet that will draw all topnotch athletes to Patterson. To Mrs. Karl we leave the satisfaction of knowing that she has broken up many a budding romance by her insistent maintenance of a pure Amazon gym. To Mrs. Baldwin we leave a set of printed posters stating, You will not get through on your good looks and winning ways. To Mr. Kessler we leave a street car track to demonstrate the speed of sound on a private phone so that he may hear the buzz without the aid of a battery. To Miss Stidman we leave one class of man-hating girls who will have body and brain co-ordination. To Miss Connelly we leave a Press that will be second to none anywhere and the confidence that with her at the helm our bequest will be realized. To Mr. Palmer we leave our friendship, a small return for all that he gave us. To Mr. Blackiston we leave one Ford-that runs, and a pot of coffee each morning. To Mr. Mainen we leave a class of future lawyers with a sense of humor. To Miss Bowersox we leave one special bus for use on her many field trips, and our appreciation for an assembly job well done. To Mr. Haefner we leave a larger termite shop to clean up, and best wishes for his oncoming soccer season. To Mr. Lawson we leave one bar of soap with the hope that his next senior class will keep a supply on hand. To Mrs. McCauley we leave our whole-hearted thanks for a difficult job well done. To Mrs. Jurgens we leave a room large enough to take care of Patterson's dramatic stars while make-up is being applied, so that they will not have to crawl over chemicals, frogs, fish, and what have you. To Mr. Rodemeyer we leave a screw driver and a pair of pliers with the hope that he will someday be able to use his electrical skills to fulhll his dream to save the U. S. Navy. - To Mr. Sansone we leave a never-ending line of Potters to perform his many and numerous tasks. To Miss Hufnagel we leave a class which will be concerned with the romance of the English grammar-the marriage of the adjective to the noun, the separation of the verb from the subject, and the object always following the preposition. To Miss Evans we leave the completion of the year book after we leave. After all the work she has already done on it, she should not mind too much. To Mrs. Benson we leave our thanks for making the school library serve its proper function in the school at last. To Mr. Norton we leave our appreciation of the band and orchestra, and also our thanks for the enjoyment we got every time we watched him in action as director. To Miss Sharp we leave our apologies for acting on the tip given us by the Class of June '46, as well as our gratitude for her gracious and efficient handling of the money for all of our closing affairs. To the sub-seniors we leave the awe inspiring title, Seniors. But let us enlighten you, it doesn't inspire the teachers with awe. To the juniors we leave the hope that you will have the advantage of more school dances at night than we enjoyed. They're fun, just in case you never got to one. To the sophomores we leave a Visualized Geometry book and two good eyes. To the freshmen we leave four years of high school. Make the most of them that you can. They are the best years of your life. To the alumni we leave many more new recruits into your ranks. To the rest of the faculty and students we leave our regrets that we are leaving you and our envy of all the good times ahead of you at Patterson. And last, but not least, to Miss Whelan we leave- a double heritage, our sincere gratitude, plus an identical twin to teach algebra while she teaches English. fafrons William T. Angle Mr. and Mrs. H. Aldrich Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Ailender Mr. and Mrs. Dell Arciprete Mary Aversa Miss Miss Mr. Mr. Angel Azzolini N. R. Bagwell and Mrs. John Bahadouris and Mrs. Jerry Barile Helen Gerina Barnes Mr. Richard Barnes Bob's Radio Service Mrs. G. M. Beaver Mr. G. M. Beaver Charles Benner Joseph Benvenga Louis Benvenga Elrene E. Berlett fR.N., June '42J Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bernat Miss Helen Bernat Mr. :md Mrs. Milton Blaney Mr. J. T. Blackiston Violet Blackman Dave Blum Mr. Mr. and Mrs. George Blume and Mrs. Joe Boberholz Mr. and Mrs. John E. Brooke Mrs. Frances Burke Jean Burke Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Butts Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John Cahill and Mrs. Bernard J. Cassady Catherine Cegelski Miss Chi Mr. Miss Mr. Miss Mrs. Mr. Mr. R Marie Chittick Omega Sigma Sorority and Mrs. Pete Cherigos Leanore M. Coard and Mrs. A. B. Coberly Elizabeth Connelly Ruth Cohee Raymond Cohee Samuel B. Creel Chesler . M. Miss Miriam DeWald James G. Disney, Jr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John Drosinos and Mrs. Wm. C. Doegen and Mrs. Edward Dorado Miss Nancy Eckert Mr. and Mrs. John H. Eckert Miss Ada H. Elkins Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Ellinghaus Elmer the Magician Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Emola Rinks Eser Miss Elaine Evans Miss Mary A. Evans Mrs. Henry C. Evans Alex Feher Roland G. Fifer Mrs. Bertha Fisher Mr. and Mrs. George Folderauer William Vernon Fornoff James P. Foster Omia Foster Jerome Franklin Mr. and Mrs. John K. Freycr A Friend Robert W. Gately Kenneth R. Germeroth Girls of the Luncheonette Mrs. Mary Glorioso May Glorioso Mr. Marie E. Granruth Mr. Harry W. Granruth Mr. and Mrs. John Grden Mr. and Mrs. William Groth Margaret Gull Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Harmon Mr. John Herbert Miss Dorothy M. Herbst Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Herold Mr. and Mrs. James Hiblcr F. B. Hildebrand Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Hinke Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Hinke Miss Florence M. Hufnagel Mr. and Mrs. Veryl Jackson Robert V. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jackson Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Raymond James John Jarzynski Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Jones Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Jones Mrs. Annette Jurgens Mr. and Mrs. John Kafer Mr. and Mrs. William Kaiser Mrs. Marie Kaminski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kankosky Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kasiotis Pvt. Edward Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. James Kearns Mrs. E. L. Kelley Miss Barrett M. Kidwell Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Killian Mrs. Cecelia Kocher Lloyd Kolbe Joseph Kowalski Mrs. E. J. Kowalski Mr. E. J. Kowalski Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Kramer William Kuehn Mr. and Mrs. Pete Lambros George Lang Henry C. Lansen Dorothy Lari Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lazaridis Mr. and Mrs. Benny Lazarus Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Lelirun Mr. and Mrs. George D. LeBrun Cpl. john Vernon Lentz Mr. and Mrs. C. Lewinski Mr. Henry Lewinski Mr. and Mrs. Libertine Allan Lieberman Miss Alvina M. Liebmann Dorothy Lohrmann Mrs. M. Lohrmann Ethel Lowe Mr. and Mrs. P. Lubarski Anthony M. Malczewski Mr. andd Mrs. A. Brent Manns Elinor N. Manuel Anna D. Marciniak Nlr. and Mrs. james A. Mares Mary Ann and Fred Miss Nadine Martin Miss Doris Mason A. Masco May and Otls Gordon E. Medinger Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Meier Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Meier Melikcr's Mrs. Florence H. Messner Mr. and Mrs. Clark Michael Mr. and Mrs. john Mieozwinski Nancy Miller Mrs. Ida Mohr Miss Patricia Ann Morgan Frederick Morgereth Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McCauley Miss Jeannette McDonald David Edwin Nelson Miss Marie Neuschaefer Mr. and Mrs. H. Ovelgone Betty P. Pearce Miss Perkins Harry Perzinski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Perzinski Joanna C. Polek Mr. and Mrs. John Pols Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Polek Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Pool Harry Poulos Mr. Marshall Prestwood Mr. and Mrs. Frank Quintilian Mr. William Rau Richy, Eshy, Danny Mac Rapaport Mr. and Mrs. George Ritterbasch Miss Ursula Reese Mr. Pete Roros Edward Rosenberg Miss Isabel Rosendale Mr. and Mrs. Eric Rosenfeld Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Rosenleyer, Sr. Mrs. Pearl Ross Miss Christine Rostek guafrons Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Miss Abb Miss Mr. Mr. Mr. Raymond M. Royston and Mrs. Raymond W. Royston and Mrs. Fred Ruppert and Mrs. William F. Sanders Ellen Irene Scalley ie Scherr Mabel F. Schocppler and Mrs. Louis Schott and Mrs. Fillmore C. Schmidt and Mrs. John C. Schunter Mrs. D. H. Schwatka Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. Schwenk Mr and Mrs. Henry Segellten Marie Senft Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Senft and Mrs. Charles T. Senft Mr. Frank P. Seta, Sr. Miss Helen F. Sharp Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Skelton Mr. Walter Skoczynski Mrs. Frances Skoczynski Edit h and Philip Silbert Mrs. Elizabeth Simmons Mr. Miss Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Miss and Mrs. P. B. Smith Ruth Sobkov and 'Mrs. William Sparks and Mrs. Walter Stankowski Ethel Stecker John Stemmer N. Virginia Stidman Mr. and Mrs. George A. Szymltowiak Miss Regina Szymkowiak Mr. and Mrs. john Takas Mr. and Mrs. joseph Torre Mr. and Mrs. George Tsihlis The Tuesday Night Club Miss Elaine D. Uchuck Miss K. Valentine Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Valt Floyd Vane Mr. and Mrs. John j. Viel S lfc Robert Wahl Mrs. A. C. Walker Miss Thelma Walter Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Walter George Wetzelberger Robert W. Wetzelberger Mr. Miss Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wetzelberger Loretta E. Whelan J. E. Windsor and Mrs. William C. Wilhelm B. L. Williams E. G. Williams Raymond Wise Mr. Mr. Miss Mr. Miss and Mrs. Albert Witzke and Mrs. Joseph C. Wolfkill Ann Yeager and Mrs. Matthew Xenakis Helen Zeh 109 WIElfZEILIBlEID1EIEID IBIDDS.. SAUSAGE MANUFACTURERS High Grade Pork Products Plant: 241 S. Conkling Street Retail Markets N. E. Market Essex, Md. Belair Market 12B1 12B4 12B8 Hufnagel's Bids Kessler's Kids Helpful Farewell to bought this Hopefuls Patterson space 12B2 Thanks VANS' 12B7 for the AGER You should have heard mana: gggd US l70ll6'1', times, When we heard this space patterson costs flve times a dollar. 12B6 5 12B3 wishes N 135 lg t Skippsfs LUCK' LOVE' and ily 1504 Little HAPPINESS W ' l to the June C1 f ,47 Patterson, we are Sk1ppers 355 0 for you- BON VOYAGE SNAPPY SALUTATIONS rom from MIKE and JOHN THE TWO SHIRLEYSH Best Wishes from VIIIIIFS FRUIT STUHE Neighborhood Fruit Store Prop. Vincent Glorioso Compliments of fbe AERONAUTICS CLASS C ongratulations! 1 1B2 BEST WISHES from 1 OBS ishbein's lirtin, OFFICIAL OUTFITTERS emales for Senorita Paciai-elli's Caballeros 9B17 Compliments of 10A7 Patterson Park High School NATIONAL SPORTING GOODS CO., INC. 310 East Baltimore Street CONGRATULATIONS FROM HARBOR TDWING CORPORATl0N Operating Tugboats and Oil-Barges 2325 Boston Street Baltimore-24, Maryland GEO. E. ROGERS, President WOlfe 10195 Wager's Pharmacy Frederick A. Lambrecht, Prop. S. E. Cor. Conkling S't. and Eastern Ave. Baltimore, Md. ENT IN CERELY BY NAKE Compliments from 1 1B1 If we don't meet again, why we shall l smieg 9B7 If not, why then this parting was well made. -Shakespeare C. E. PHRSLEU CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Residence Phone: BRoadway 7660 Office: 1536 N. Gay Street W0lfe 6968 AVENUE RESTAURANT Good Food - Popular Prices COR. EAST AVE. AT EASTERN Baltimore, Md. Call Blloadway 9725 COMPLIMENTS of 1 1 B4 Congratulations from 9A4 Mr. Medinger's Atomic Bombs Best Wishes to THE CLASS OF '47 MISS FRANK AND 9B14 IR Stam 30 Flags, Banners, Pennants, Emblems, Church and Society Goods, Beads and Novelties THE FLAG, BANNER 86 PENNANT SHOP Telephone LExington 0486 . H. Taylor-Successor to Sisco Brothers? ping-Hand and Machine Embroidering 2 Park Ave. Baltimore, Md. Give A Gift With a School or Lodge Seal Attractive Selection of Gifts with Patterson Park High School Seal THE JOHN TROCKENBROT COMPANY Designers of SCHOOL, COLLEGE, CLUB, LODGE RINGS AND PINS For All Local Schools and Colleges Banquet Favors, Trophies GOULD'S DRUG STORE William M. Gould David A. Santoni Prescription Pharmacists Lombard and Conkling Streets WOlfe 8 2 67 Compliments of ROTHHOLZ BROS., INC. 518 W. Pratt Street DAVID WIEGMAN, Jeweler 3206 Eastern Avenue 310 North Paca Street Bammou' Md' WOlf Baltimore-1 VErnon 1052 e 8621 CASH-CREDIT CARL J. THOMAS Bakery 3429 E. Pratt Street Phone, BRoadway 1491 SIEMEK'S MEAT MARKET 1821 Fleet Street Quality Meats at Cut Rate Prices Compliments of A FRIEND ELECTRIC WELDING 86 RADIATOR CO. Wreck Work Our Specialty BANK AND EATON STREETS BRoadway 6654 REPLACEMENT PARTS CONGRATULATIONS To The CLASS OF 1947 NEW EASTERN PACKAGE GOODS 6205 Eastern Avenue Compliments of Congressman Thomas D'Alesandro, jr. THIRD DISTRICT CASCIERO 86 DONATELLI COAT MAKERS 19' UNIFORMS 322 W. Baltimore St. 15th Floorj Bus. CAlvert 4259 Baltimore-1, Maryland Compliments of DR. M. L. KOZUBSKI F. H. KAMINSKI Pharmacist Cor. East Ave. and O'Donnell St. Baltimore, Md. BRoadWay 9290 WOlfe 4993-W Compliments of 1 IB4 Compliments of NADDEO BROS. 86 SON Baltimore? Newest Credit Jewelers and Opticians Old Compliments of JAMES LACY Compliments of Faslnoned A FRIEND 2711 Orleans St. Baltimore, Md. JOSEPH H. MADDEN Beer-Wiizes and Liquors Telephone WOlfe 5538 Phone WOlfe 9783 G CATONSVILLE BOTTLIN B. B. TIRE CO. Retreading - Recapping - Vulcanizing Edmondson Blvd.-28, Md. 1301 Fayette St' Baltimore, Md. SIMMON'S BEAUTY REST UNIVERSAL HELLER GOLD BOND CALORIC G, CROSLEY SUNBEAM ROYAL FAULTLESS BLACKSTONE FLORENCE R.C.A. VICTOR STEWART-WARNER DAYSTOM LLOYD KUEHNE QUAKER HEDSTROM-UNION I-IEYWOOD-WAKEFIELD MILNE BAssETT ARMSTRONG IIIOELOW-SANEORIJ BONNY-MAID READYBUILT KELLY BROTHERS MELLON-QUINCY UNION VENICE QUALITY INTERNATIONAL FOSTER WHITE CLOUD SUPER-REST REAL HOST NOCTURNE ESTEE ENGLANDER SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES M. FRIGIDAIRE PHILCO NORGE ADMIRAL MAGIC CHEF BENGAL PROCTOR MAGIC-AIRE WESTINGHOUSE G.E. BENDIX THOR WHIRPOOL HORTON DUO-THERM MONITOR EMERSON ZENITH YOUNGSTOWN DOMESTIC NATIONAL NESCO KEYSTONE MARSH OXFORD ATLANTIC GAROD AMERICAN EDISON THAYER GEM REASER CHARLTON HUNTLEY TROGDAN MOHAWK CONGOLEUM-NAIRN ALEXANDER SMITH FURNCRAFT PABCO KING PENNSYLVANIA UNIQUE MERSMAN MAID-RITE CLOVER HARVEST LANE WHITE LAUREL SESSIONS DEEPFREEZE SINCE 1887 Che Siizgfer Imzifure ompcuzy has satisfactorily served the buying public with the products of these NATIONALLY KNOWN makers of fine home furnishings 1 6 1 3 to 1 62 1 Eastern Avenue Baltimore 3 1 , Maryland WOlfe 3603 or 3604 RAYMOND PODOLSKY Oflice PLaza 1577 The Prudential Insurance Co. of America 200-206 East Lexington Street Room 1408-1416 Court Square Building Compliments from THE ROSENBLATT FAMILY MRS. BAUERNFEIND Congratulations to GROCERIES The Graduates , Com plzments of SATTLER'S L I N D Y i S CONF ECT ION ERY North Broadway MRS. IHRIE' S Compliments POTATO CHIPS of A Pip of a Chip THE MAY CO. EXTENDS BEST WISHES T0 Mrs. McCauley's Twenty-Six Worries THE CLASS OF 1947 12143 Phone WOlfe aus-j F d L lg vicroirs 56 00 L' 'mf ef CLEANING and DYEING ESSEX CAFE SPEED - SERVICE Known as Mike's Cut Rate Beer and Liquors 2239 Essex Street Compliments of 10A1 Maryland Shoe Repairing 1904 N. Charles Street Prop. John Lenarde Compliments of L. V. MILLER Hardware - Housewares - Paints 3300 E. Baltimore S't. Wolfe 1179 Tl9at's Our Business 2500 E. Fayette St. Baltimore, Md. Compliments of MARYLAND GRANITE CO. 2108 East Fairmount Ave. WOlfe 1689 Prop. Reuben From Compliments of SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. Baltimore, Maryland BRoadway 8952 I Silverman's Highland Pharmacy Prescriptions Highland Ave. and Baltimore St. Reg. No. 2416 Baltimore, Md. Compliments of EXCELLENT TAILORING A FRIEND and DRY CLEANING Best Wishes from at 12A1 RAINBOW FLORIST Flowers for All Occasions 71 Shipping Place Dundalk 22, Md. Compliments of D. E. FOOTE 86 COMPANY LOU'S TAILOR SHOP 1825 Fleet Street Phone WOlfe 9462-W Compliments of 10A5 Best Wishes of 10A2 MAXINE SHOPPE Sport Wear 537 S. Broadway WOlfe 6347 AL NARDONE'S Quality Meats ana' Groceries 301 S. Newkirk Street Baltimore 24, Maryland B E L G The Old Capmaker Himself 2702 Eastern Ave. Baltimore, Md. The Greatest S hows in Radio are on WBAL Compliments of L O U I S H O R S T Best Wishes to the GRADUATING CLASS from 1 IA3 of the February Class of '48 ANT ON C. MAREK, Ph. G. Prescription Druggist Lakewood Ave. and Monument S't. Baltimore, Md. In Business for Your Health Bkoadway 5483 To The DELIGHTFUL DARLINGS of You tried the rest, DUNGEON G' Now try the best. Dungeon Keeper Kessler D E I T Z ' S Infants' and Cloildrerfs Wear 3712 Eastern Avenue H. P. S. BAKERY 2013 Ashland Avenue BRoadWay 7254 BEST WISHES hom BEST WISHES C. G. s. ff' THE GRADUATES COMPLIMENTS NEW EASTERN of PACKAGE GOODS 6205 Eastern Avenue BARD-AVON SCHOOL SECRETARIAL Complete secretarial training - Pre-college courses. Special Summer Classes DRAMATIC ART AND RADIO Dramatics - Radio - Cultural Subjects 905 North Charles Street VErnnon 1 15 5 Day and Evening Classes UNIVERSITY of BALTIMORE C oed ucational SCHOOL OF LAW 3-YEAR EVENING Program leading to the LL.B. degree, qualifies for the Maryland State Bar Exami- nations. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, INDUSTRY, AND MANAGEMENT 4-YEAR DAY and 6-YEAR EVENING Programs leading to the B.S. degree in Major Fields. JUNIOR COLLEGE 2-YEAR DAY and 3-YEAR EVENING Programs in Liberal Arts, Pre-Law, and Medical Secretarial, leading to the A.A. Write or Call for New Booklet 847 N. Howard St. Baltimore 1, Md. Complilizelrts of Mr. and Mrs. George Koener Best Wishes to MELVIN R. BENCZKOWSKI IMPERIAL MEAT MARKET 1000 S. Baylis St. RUGGIERO'S CAF E 3500 O'Donnell Street Phone WOlfe 9329 Distributor Perm Sbufflebourds Compliments of BLOCK'S PHARMACY Baltimore St. and Linwood Ave. Baltimore 24, Maryland Compliments of 1 OA7 LADIES' AUXILIARY OF HIGHLAND CLUB, INC. 244 S. Highland Ave. SEND A FRIEND A CARD 404 N. Belnord A Ve- Baltimore 24, Maryland Compliments of GIBBS 86 COMPANY, INC. Pure Food Products in Tin and Glass 2235 Boston Street Baltimore 31, Maryland Phone BRoad S O N I A S ' Graduation and Prom Gowns Street Clothes Bridal, Bridesmaid Gowns way 663 2327 E. Monument St. Baltimore, Md. 3 Compliments of COOKZS THEATRICAL DANCING ACADEM Y 3419 Eastern Avenue Baltimore, Md. Telephone WOlfe 6006-W Compliments of 1 IA3 'A Compliments of Lexington Dry Cleaners 86 Shoe Rebuilders New and Better Store in Your Community for Your Convenience. 6215 Eastern Avenue WOlfe 10852 x Compliments of SAM'S MARKET 3600 E. Fayette Street Sam Cohen, Prop. C om plim en ts of 1 1 A2 Complim eu ts of 10A2 CONGRATULATIONS For Lovelier Fashions WETZLER'S 2222 E. Monument Street Aslz Your Grocer for MARYLAND CHIEF CANNED FOODS J. LANGRALL 86 BROS., Quality Canners for Over 60 Years INC PATTERSON PARK RINGS 10 Kt. Solid Gold Genuine Black Onyx Stone OFFICIAL Ove o n Back CLightQ ....,t,t ,, .t...., 512.30 pen Back fHeavyj I , I .. 513.50 Closed Back ..,....,r.,.... stttt . . ,.....,,.. 1816.50 Pr. . ice includes 20'Zy Federal Jewelery Tax Pay 51.00 a Week Not One Penny Extra for Credit Servicer, 105-113 N. CHARLES ST. Eastern Ave. and Conkling St. 2116 E. Monument St. 15 Beautiful Everyday Cards ...Sl 00 Money Back If Not Entirely Satisfied EVERYDAY CARD SHOPPE The Arundel orporation BALTIMORE 2, MARYLAND Dredging -- Construction - Engineering -an cl, - Distributors of - Sand -- Gravel - Stone -an d.- Commercial Slag BROCCOLIN O BROTHERS TREASURE CHEST jewelry of Distinction Diamonds ' Watches - Gifts - Appliances 2703 E. Monument Street BRoadway 4095 Compliments of C. F. PETTY AND SONS Transfer Cupio Omnia Que Vis 9B1S , Fortuna bona a Romanis in Compliments of February SAI 10B5 Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard and Family Compliments of IOB3 Benson's Brain Busters 11A2 BEST WISH ES 9B6 Compliments of 1 OAB Compliments of a NEIGHBORHOOD STORE H T I1 if awp-arf N EXIT Y Plililifl L new ' N'-wwf: Vw , M ,.,,,,v,. K is? H NLM mx 11261 YL, il i., gl, .7155 'Y If ez lizfile knowledge is rlafzgerous, where is a 72 who has so much as to be out of da11ger?',