John Adams High School - Clipper Yearbook (Ozone Park, NY)

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L Sa SHlP'S MANIFEST ' Cover Design-Sluarl' Mulz Message From The Skipper ....,. The Cify-Doris Klucll .....,.,.,....,... Rablail' Fool-Leo Hamalian ..,, . The Parling-Ellen Haggerly - ,,,,, ,......,. l-ighls. Camera. Aclionl-Maxine Wechsler .,,,,...,.,,,v................w...,. .,.,,...,. l 4 Poems .,.,....,....................,..,.,.,,,,., ,r,.,r.,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, A Pox On ll-Dorolhy Pleau .,..................... Lunchroom Saga-Charles Rabuse .,...... w,........ 2 2 Walerfronl'-Harold Silverslein ,,,.,,,.,,.r,, ......... The Agave Planl'-Millon Sieinberg ..... .......,.. 2 4 The Pilgrimage--Doris Kludl ,.......,......,,....,. ,....,,... 2 7 The Lamplighfers-Rila McQuillan ,,,,,.,.e,e,.A....e,er,.,,ere,,.AA....,,... .,., S , ...,....., 28 Your Vocalion-EveH'e Galinsky ..,..r.. ,...A...........,,,oe,e.,Y,,.,,e,r.,..,..........,. ,,....e.o.o..... Thal' Old Gang-Eve'He Galinslcy and Charles Rabuse ..,.....,...,w,.,....,., 32 Credo-Cecelia Lowenlhal, Frances Medifz, Doroihy Foernsler The Ghosl-Doris Kludl ..... - ....,............,.....................,.....a...e..,..,...., - .......,.,..,.,e ,,e..,.,.......,... 3 5 Ships Company ....,,,..,...,..,...,... a ...,... .... .......... 3 6 Senior Class Officer .,,....,..............,., ,........ Candidales For Graclualion ...,.,. .......... 3 8 He ancl She-Sylvia Gillin .,,.. -.. ......, ,, Shoving OFF .......,....,..................... Landfall ..A.. - ..,v... - ,......................,s,,.........., ,...... . . This 'n Tha+-Leo Hamalian ......w. ..s..,,.. Club Nofes-Dorolhy Pleau ,,,.,.,,...... e.,.,.... Secrel' Voyage-Jack Shapiro ,......,...,.., .,.....,.. 8 6 The Garage Murder-Paul Miller ...,... ,,....,. A La Mode-Jennie Radus ..,.....,.,,.. ........,.. 9 3 S orfscasfing-Louis Bacigalupi .,... ......., ..a....s.. 9 4 Ships Library-Ellen Haggerly ...,..A..........,......... ,...A..,. 9 8 Piraies of Ben's Aunls-Roberi Klenclc r....,. ........ On The Bridge - ........... W- ..............v...,..A,.................. ...,.... 'Ar I l ..., ,.., .20 .5 F...--.2 1. ,, ,1 'li'.',.f. ' ,, . .Q 7-3 ,-1, f Ji. ,M , ,' ,'.f- A ,vig-91, ' ' ffm' 1.,- vb wg. -3- -- --- -1- ,ag 311- -, -: -9, .Qi A f - Y., K2- G H ,sif- Jf ,:' .' E in , -M ,' :. rn F4 's., ,'. psf .J 5-,-. -, i 4 t gi x 5,3 s 5 M ' l J' X 4.1 4, ,fp 53- 2 .. W, , xi. , ' , M f glfg, ff' 144' .-:fi ' - J i .1-,P V -lj W .R l . M - J EP . 3 S J gl X' L f . T- .. A H 5 N ,. Lg. . ., ,V . ,. w.' 11, - . . Q --i -5 ' .v:.5f..- , f f -,v,.,- -, ,t .E f?4'52Q-g-,- 2. -'I- '14- iiiil-:A-'fl , ii-'fu 3' , rf 5 . - . .P 1 ,, T T 5 W ,a ' -iq. 3 'ritz 4 E vii: LS 41 Jw W , r , is 5 H- .-kv -E, 35 -' . X 1 K i f T -- fii' -mi: v'. --Q , 52' pg--. 'JM T1-5- if 4 5. ' J 1111 . f.. Qu -' 11 , -5,-3 - . l l qi. -- .kqligii ,ff ,,'-ir .5l' - .ff 'T izil ff. - ' sr, 1 - .s ' f .,. tx. 4, K t. i' l I N Q, L: .f X fl -1, xr x X 1 'W l K -e 1 R ' K A SSX y. ll .X has ? 4 Q TM f F 4 .E -' in ff 5 ail i . , .x ':g,. -. 3. 1 .i - ssl .2 - 1' ', lei: .fl -1- 4. l. 1 sir 'su ,, W en: - 2 .- --. 'L ' - - P5527 iii? .- -. -M -- 2 - . .:-.f-5 f'-'aa iff N 'rg A- ,, .n : 3-5, sn ,-1 -5. - ,,.e,, .g, -F -, 1,9 ,H .,, - --xx, Nn' ' :T ' il 1 ' f ' . wif: Eel 7--' -- 4-1 ' '2- ef- M T ., ' '- P g- SXT I ., ' 'ff'1.ff' - - 1. 'f 1 'Q ' , J i i L ls. l '1'm.x,g .,x.. -nk-.5 ' -- 3,- 'U' M- pw- - 'T effw- ' Z .ef - A 1'ffJp-.- - if 11,-'Q WL '- - - iii: saw. N. 1?-413, .h 21.53, A c .-.-' - v ' -.- ' , H yu I -P, - -J-fr'if 1-fl-.FSL '- 'l. ' ,V 'SV A ' WY I ' - ' 4531 - --Eff - 5 - ' A 2- ' . - ,jr 4:, , 'QTi' 3-. 353 4, .' ,ig -,JE ,aff-X: 4 Sf gf ' .' 31 .Z -1: 'Mi-4 ,,. - 7' ,-,- -f ' -1'--m ,-2-V ,.:,f!,,.e1 1 -Ei? if 4112: 5-F - Eff --'I wif ' - '1,fL3i' i?52.-' 9. :W f.is .,Efs Clif' 0 - 5-an-3, 1 . 1. x , Q -. I 1,-A-1.5,-5 . 3 - 1 ' 1 if J fs- -f 3251 -.117 ' fir, :'-' -4- if -' li All .' ' :ir -'iff 'iw- , ,'- -- - : AAN- 1 , T-:., . .,ggQ-vi--1 - fl --5 -.3--Q . -r.----T - xr' l' 'Q ,, 5- - E.,-,sig 1,-ff 3 11,-'F- :g'.-Fm-alf'i:. ' - - ' s .rf ' r M' , L ' K r , 1 F- I Q- sa. 9 14, , .Q 1 T r . . x 1 H' 7 - ,:..'-, ,. h 'iw ' gi 1' J- '- - su .. , - ,X - A --.za N ., ,- 'X f' -A '.'f1l:.'x - 5 ' T- E? '::- ' 41 'iw ' ii' - ' 1 M AE, ., :' ' ' E ,:. 2 -I -5.12 . 1 s, - -wr , 1, - L---Qi. 3 .- ,r -- 'ny :- -e , . -H. 3: N--w. Rf- 4 ' 'i fi, FIM X, Q, -T V, U, W1 ,- 4 - ' - . -MK, 5611 . MQ? 3 4 as P . . .r , J T Y- , A4 3 Q k -2 - ' el' N V r M5 V. ,l A-...K A xr, ,,- :- Q ' 7 J: - L I ' ci:-'X' ' ' Y - ,Q jfjffg -, 134, , . -.- Y:-L-r .,f .I - 'vw K -YT? if-i - 'Q I T if , H ' ff: -' , .,.-.--gtg'-5-Q..sifv- ' .- 161 KJ-,gi5f?'..s-11:11few! ' vi:-' ::- , , ' :-.,.,e.:' . .,-. 1.525 ,- gf .sr A-vw . sf- -.-: '.f' -3 ' -' ,-ri? '. 4,,15,' , 'IQ UAA ,

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r., T sk. up any John Adams School 0zone Park . N ewYo1-lf. Jan. 19, 1938 Vol. 7 N0 2. 1W1'xWlliamA. Cliirke,P1'incipal v SSP 'im 'W LITERARY W? Quad!! if xl .Jag i ,l f ' T-35.-Lag' R rmjj: . l ' T-is-.,: , g,, -dl... , .js f ' 'fgwl . . A , , 'sigi--55+ -Ef3.gj.,..- J '14 5 5 V 4 -img .1 - Y.-E15 Yi V 5 2:-Mzfns'--:Li gf?:h--Ff' 1fe.,:L.,2s - vi w - - -.H A fi - e X2 V 54.11 T , .1- 2 , 5 jf ug , gf g ' .. s -1 vi gi ,K M 'A '- ff 13' T T' 'J infill 5' TT' U . f 1 4 'LLM '-4 :K -,N f f- - ,1,,- in Ni, C ZS. -1 ?4 '1. 1 ' '53 ' ' V 'Q1 1 I- Inf ri- - 'lf 53 , ' .2 3 A- ,,,, . wk- ' . 3 H' ,,,,..,-sg! l, il -.,,.: f.,5L....LIll! '-.- ' . Doris Kludi' .,..., . J Rpm, ,. ..,...,.... Edifor-in-Chief ...Associaie Jack Shapiro ,,,,,,.,.,,,,.. .,,.,......,.,...................... Margarel' Brauner Marie Rioux EveHe Galinslcy Charles Rabuse Frances Meclilz Douglas Ryan Sfuarf Mu+z Harold Hausenfuss Armand Prusmaclc Norman Bausch ART ,, ,,.. Com posing Ed'i+or James Lauro Cecelia Lowenihal Dorolhy Foernsler William Connor Nafhan Lang Roberi' Welsh John Luerson Virginia Romaner FACULTY Mr. George Sullivan ,.,,... , ........... Liferary Mr. Roberl' Goldlield ....., ,,.....,,....., ,.,Ar+ Mr. Joseph Machlowifz ..e.....,Aww ............ B usiness rf - , Q Y , 7 i Q. W 'YA 4' QT? Q Y 71 I , ,f f N ,.j--rg? . R 'fyfggfln ' ,'-. ' ff- I- fw 7 ' , . s -.. 4 I, .iq . .' H h- .- h. . r ,V 4: V, -X Viz- I A. In? ,V A X X is ,oy , 1 . -i s ., nam. . so ,Q Ll

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Message From The Skipper The Class of january, 1958 takes a worthy place beside those which have preceded it, for it has played an important part in bringing to completion the extensive program of school decoration that was begun early in our history. Not even the bleakness of the gray Winter days that are upon us can rob our spacious grounds of their beauty in lawn, shrubs, and trees, and the splendid pictures that adorn our corridors and classrooms create in all visitors a highly flattering impression of the student body whose initia- tive and pride in their school are made manifest in such attractive fashion. Our pioneer classes may well be proud of their contributions to this enduring work. They have rendered no less notable a service to our school in creating and maintaining traditions whose present vigor leads us to face the future full of confidence. In such distinctive features of our school life as the growth of our library, the continued ex- cellence of our assembly programs, and the flourishing state of our literary, dramatic, musical, athletic and service groups, the Class of january, 1958 has shown itself a worthy successor of those earlier classes to whose generosity and loyalty to school projects we owe so much. Active participation through personal service or wholehearted support has ensured the complete suc- cess of such enterprises as The Campus, The Clipper, play, operettas, dances, and games. We shall, be happy indeed as long as this tradition of school loyalty continues in unabated strength and the com- munity into which our latest group of graduates now passes will be the richer for the lessons of coopera- tion and sacrifice for the common good that they have learned here. May those lessons bear fruit in the abiding happiness of these young people and of those among whom they will live. WILLIAM A. CLARKE Principal X 4