Patterson High School - Clipper Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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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.

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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.

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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