Yonkers High School - Blackboard Yearbook (Yonkers, NY)

5 Once again we step on board our ship to return to our own hometown. As we glide along, we shall turn on the radio and hear some of the popular entertainers of the day, A variety pggram is now in full swing with the Rhythm King's Orchestra furnishing the music and Mary Odomirock, the mistress of ceremonies, the laughs. Such popular singers to be heard are Helen Cronin and Lydia Korwatch. The New York Yankees are playing the New York Giants today. Let us tune in to hear the commentator tell us about the game. The star player for the Yankees is Happy Locatelli, and the star player for the Giants, Ben Liebowitz. Once again the gangplank is lowered and we leave our ship to visit Getty Square, the business center of Yonkers. Many of the successful business men and women who have not ventured beyond our own city are Florence Smith, Frances Repicky, Margaret Nugent, Roselle Melzer, Sophie Zwarych, Mary Radzilowicz, Dorothea Rhead, Iohn Gallagher, Irene Robbins, Louis Mauier. Now let us visit the City Hall, where many of the leaders of our city sit behind their great oak desks busy at work. Among them are Betty Iosetfer, Paul Husenita, Ioseph Feke, Dorothy Harris, Peggy' McCoy, Regina Roth, Michael Giovanniello, Helen Kozakiewicz. While visiting the Board of Education, we meet many intellectual men and women as Anne Foster, Edmund Higgins, Audrey Dando, Ioseph Mac Crae, Matilda Wojuk, Alice Michnak, Irene Zachar, William Terkanick. Listed on the teaching staff of our city, educating the men and women of tomorrow, are such names as Iohn Byrnes, Sophie Prusiewicz, Ruth Cassel, Sylvia Horowitz, Anne Iablonski, Catherine Maybo, Mary Sivik, Margaret Murphy, Angelina Gallo, Amelia Warian, Dorothy Sedlor. We shall now visit that educational and entertaining building, the library. Among the helpful librarians we find Tina Achino, Emily Blackett, Frances Buono, Madeline Ciruzzi, Eva Gammone, Isabelle Lusk, Dorothy Hurly, Edith Deling, Rose Episale, Ella Forbes, Mary Galante, Victoria Karecki, Sophie Rodzen, Helen Rosko. Protecting human life in our city are our fearless policemen and firemen as Frank Chartove, LeRoy Delanoy, Michael Creslinski, Richard Eisler, Peter Pappas, Gene Torroni, Vincent Ruyack, Iames Raimondi. Equally as helpful are the nurses and doctors who aid us when we need help most. Among the accomplished nurses in the hospitals of our city are Eleanor Halady, Caroline Antash, Doris Curran, Louise Opalak, Ida Giannelli, Irene Grant, Rita Hurst, Helen Harney, Marie Iveli, Mary Smith, Catherine Lacey, Florence McCarthy, Iosephine Spagnolo. Among the noted lawyers in our city are Mary Kinnally, Anne Klemash, Bill Kolesar, Clara Rucinski, Anne McGuire, Sylvia Zager, Catherine Turen- chalk, Maty Speight, Gloria Teski, William Konrad, Mary Rubeo. Busily assembling the news for the Yonkers Herald Statesman are the managing editor, Marie Williams, and her capable assistants Marie Cimaglia, Bernard Kuhn, Barbara Fennick, Margaret Kidd, Edith Moskowitz, Walter Ianeczko, Fannie Shoota, Dorothy Phalen, Mary Sokolowski, Iulia Tkach, Elvira Salciccia. Today in the headlines of our paper we find many familiar names as "George Uhrlass Perfects Newest Invention," "Margaret Cooper Chosen Presi- dent of the Y. W. C. A.," "Vincent Rowan Promoted to Lieutenant in the U. S. Army," "Plans For New Bridge to be Drawn up by Our Most Capable En- gineers Mike Makurik and Paul Paulson," "Dorothy Hawkins' Newest Book the Best Seller of the Month," "Isabella Chesney, Noted Pianist, to Play Tonight in Carnegie Hall." Our trip has now come to a close, and time is moving swiftly backward until the year 1939 is once again in our midst. The graduates of Commerce High School are now starting out into the world to carve out for themselves their respective successful careers. 1 -55-