All Saints Commercial High School - Excelsior Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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All Saints Commercial School Wlllellinggg Traits GRADUATE Anna Auer Mabel Bassler Lillian Bennett Gertrude Bowers Catherine Breitsch Helen Broedel ' Doris Brush Florence 'Burkhardt Margaret Cantwell Helen Clark Catherine Cunningham Kathleen Cunningham Mary Daley Margaret Daunhauer Isabelle Dillon Anna DiMaio Harriet Dunn Dominga Durlacher Anna Eiter Elizabeth Ell Marian Fahey Margaret Farren Catherine Fischlein Margaret Fleming Antonia Gennusa Rose Giammalvo Anna Greiner Dorothy Gressert ' Marie Greulich Lucille Harrigan Anna Hodnett Dorothy Horsting Katherine Jackman 0606 N OTED FOR artistic ability loquacity laughing regularity collecting assignments baby stare wit ambition diligence vivacity gait freckles silence gentility thinking scintillating eyes rolling eyes personality imitating aggressiveness willingness good talks teasing baby voice stenography service rosy cheeks babyishness neatness humility chumminess cheerfulness timidity Page 22 MAN NER animated pleasing cheerful joyful generous optimistic mirthful kind humble gladsome laughing upright friendly ' sensible mild industrious gal' roguish benign inimitable congenial obliging good-natured winning grave joyous agreeable artless quiet ingenuous humorous sunny sober

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All Saints Commercial School A School Dany At 8:40 sharp the bell always rings. Then promptly we get out our Steno thingsg And through this period we do blunder, Until the bell outside does thunder. Then our period of Spanish begins- And do we make a merry din, Reciting verbs and how they form Reflexive and imperfect, the period long. As 10:40 o'clock draws near, We leave our classroom, oh so dear. We type with might and main, , Promotion sure in June to gain. The forty minutes pass like nightg Then to our classroom trip we light. Our Bookkeeping teacher there we meet, Who checks our ledgers clean and neat. Our program is disturbed by lunch: As we return we have a hunch That 'rithmetic will be our fate- For this, of course, we can't be late. Our English meeting then we hold, And variously our features mold, When to the class the speaker relates How Rebecca almost met her fate. Thus through the day we gaily go, Trying to learn and wanting to knowg But from without comes the sound of the bell, And thus we end a joyous spell. Margaret Metzner, '32 Page 21

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All Saints Comnnereiaill School GRADUATE NOTED FOR MANNER Mary Leonard studying reserved Alice McCarthy dreaming sweet Eileen McCarthy daintiness lively Regina McCullough school-girl-complexion jolly Frances McKenna giggling happy-go-lucky Mildred McLeod marcel waves timid Florence Marz collecting cordial Antonine Matzkewitz efficiency sedate Enlllia lVlihCliCl'1 Betty dependable Margaret Mohr vivid descriptions merry Mollie Murn smiling reticent Eva Ohler composing humorous Pauline Oswald dimpled chin blithe Anna O'Toole asking questions demure Celestina Scutari blushing meek Ruth Spaulding cheerfulness candid Madeline Springer resting considerate Marie Stadler singing eager Pauline Stalzer Francie exact Madeline Stotenbur perseverance pleasant Matilde Stravitsch oratory light-hearted Marion Stubing Spanish sympathetic Evelyn Travis indifference quaint Seraphina Troina melodies jovial Frances Trusz Paulich reliable Dorothy Waldeck dancing delightful Gertrude Waperiluaus G. O. dues gracious Helen Whooley pensiveness gentle Gertrude Yheulon simplicity charming Katherine Zinsley ambition courteous Loretta Zopf modesty willing Margaret Lukacsy, '30 Helen Lux, '30 Margaret Lukacsy assiduity sincere Helen Lux singing persuasive Page 23