Patterson High School - Clipper Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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fs AQ Y ' Verna Ford Boleslaw Frys Dorothy George Lucy Germano 915 S. Clinton St. 120 N. Luzerne Ave. 1926 Eastern Ave. 810 N. Linwood Ave. VERNA FORD, Girls Service Clubg Glee Clubg Oflice Service Clubg Lively and enthusiasticg attends most school dancesg nimble fingers for typing . . . BOLESLAW FRYS, Poster Clubg United Nations Clubg Chemistryg Bandg Student Patrolg Boggie plans to go to collegeg concludes that fried chicken and rest are The Thing . . . DOROTHY GEORGE, Girls Service Clubg National Honor Societyg Prom Committeeg Associate Editor of the CLIPPERQ has only one problem, Who shall I take to the Prom ? g one of the few to enjoy the mysteries of Algebra . . . LUCY GERMANO, Girls Service Clubg Steering Committeeg Sportsg Popularly called Loug success is assured as an oflice worker or housewifeg pretty and active in all class oflices . . . JOSEPH GLORIOSO, Basketballg Bowlingg being class Veep for three years has made Joe Easy to Love g aggresiveness will help him to be a good lawyer . . . ADELAIDE GRAHAM, Ads will someday become a topnotch stenographerg loves fried chicken and partiesg Hey Pops . . . ANTHONY GUGLIOTTA, Tony is headed for the Navyg goes for spaghetti and baseballg Let's dig it dad . . . DOROTHY GUTOWSKI, A chatterbox with a cheery dispositiong has a new beau every weekg Oh how nervous . . . DOUGLAS HALL, Tall and quietg definitely not shyg always on an even keel . . . MILTON HEINBUCH, A millionaire in the makingg Toenail wishes his dad would give him a carg any kind, he's not particular. ' joseph Glorioso Adelaide Graham 6720 Bessemer Ave. S14 S. Tolna St. FY' gif' li ' is 'fr A reoli.i 76' M it Anthony Gugliotta Dorothy Gutowski Douglas Hall Milton Heinbuch 246 Albemorle 412 Joplin 6525 Colgate Ave. 214 S. Robinson St.

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vw X. re -- tk gs S -we ' QE If Ruth Crotsley Charles Cruise Anna Danna Dominica DeSimone 20 N. Linwood Ave. 619 S. Newkirk St. 636 S. Macon St. 208 S. Milton Ave. RUTH CROTSLEY, Imogene, the star of our 10A and 1lA class playsg oh those fascinating brown, brown eyesg thrives on Italian Spaghetti . . . CHARLES CRUISE, Varsity Footballg Wrestlingg Trackg Vice-President of the Student Councilg college boundg his hangout the boys' gym or a certain girl's house . . . ANNA DANNA, A member of the Student Patrolg pet peeve is workingg Driver Education makes up for it Anytime . . . DOMINICA DE SIMONE, IUin is a future college co-edg would like to live a life of ease . . . DAVVN DIXON, De-de a neat young miss with a warm personality and a beautiful voiceg yearns to be a millionaire . . . EDXVARD ELLICK, A little guy that goes for soccer or ping pong in a big wayg has an appetite for chicken: Go Dad . . . DONALD ESCHENBACH, Quiet and capableg sports and driving are his main interestg someday he'll take the open road to California . . . PASQUALE FEDI, One of the best reasons for teachers getting gray hairg Pat has a weakness for girlsg a sharp dresserg naturally witty . . . WILLIAM FEWSTER, Student Patrolg The Navy, preferably submarine will take care of HGummy's futureg at present he is generally in the vicinity of the rifie range . . . THOMAS FILESI, President of our Classy an active member of the Key Clubg Hi-YQ and Student Councilg Tom's portrayal of Elmer was Unforgettable g oh for the life ofa teacher. Dawn Dix-in 0 Law-.rd nuick 816 S. Ponca St. si . A . ' -'k A E 1100 S. Conkling St. 4 L I ,, . .pw ,vf RN s. se... Donald ESChCnbilCl1 Pasquale Fedi William Fewster Thomas Filesi 402 Hormel Sr. 3512 Gough sf. 2419 Orleans sr. 2902 Pulaski Hgwy,

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'wmv ,,,,.,,.... WW' lilfk Hightower Donald Hughes Catherine Hyman Leon Jacobs 4810 Belair Rd. 2126 Jefferson St. 1823 N. Chapel St. 249 S. Robinson St. JACK HIGHTOWER, In Fall, it's footballg In Winter, it's wrestlingg In Spring, it's tracky an all weather athleteg Lowbridge loves to rest . . . DONALD HUGHES, Hi-yg Varsity Clubg United Nationsg Student Patrolg President of the Key Clubg One of Patterson's matmeng aims for State Teachers Collegeg modesty his greatest virtue . . . CATHERINE HYMAN, Kitten is a sweet girl whose friends find her Never too busy to cheer them upy Personality plusg looks forward to becoming a clerk typist . . . LEON JACOBS, A good sportg practical and easy goingg nothing like going to Floridan thinks Jake . . . JOAN JOHNS, interscholastic Sportsg Varsity cheerleaderg Yearbook Staff, three cheers for Joanid A staunch supporter of Patterson athletic teamsg perfect due of vitality and versatility . . . JUNE JOYCE, Girls Service Clubg A feminine athlete whose favorite subject is Jim g will make her future with U. S. Navy as a nurse . . . GEORGE KARIOTIS, Greek enjoys eating fried chicken after a strenuous wrestling matchg can be found shooting the Bruze at the Candy Kitcheng has a yen to be an airplane mechanic . . . DOLORES KEMP, Not to be judged by her quietnessg Lor is loads of fung dreams of globe trotting as an airline hostess . . . KENNETH KLAUSMEYER, A blond-haired lad who intends to be a machinistg rolls at the Bowling Alley . . .RICHARD KLEMOVITZ, Klem relaxes while listening to records at the Circleg wishes to become an electrician. ' 3 Joan Johns JUUC JOYCC 223 N. port gr. 625 S. Dean St. 1- ,gag 0 -.f:2'6Jkstz.s55.Qf,f:s George Ka,-iotjs Dolores Kemp Kenneth Klausmeyer if Richard Klemovitz 509 5, Tolna St. 1005 Iris Ave. 520 N. Castle St. 420 Elrino Sf, 23 --X2 as 2