Andrew Jackson High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Cambria Heights, NY)

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STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF-Terry Chrisly. ASSOCIATE EDITORS-Gladys Thompson, Evelyn Egger, Jerome Schlaclus, Sylvia Libes, Myrna Hershy, Elhel Schulhaus. EDITORIAL STAFF-Parricia Burkard, June Dersch, Norma Dorfman, Joan Drakerl, Anne Dworkin, Phyllis EIowi'I'1, Lenora Keilsohn, Arihur Kraff, Thelma Kunsr, Carolyn Newman, Paula Orms+en, Joseph Scheines, Fai+h Schilling, Erhel Schulhaus, Howard Slein, Jean Triebel, Elaine Ugelow. SECRETARIAL STAFF-Chairman, Edris Cook: Joan Bu'Hner, Renee Franzini, Eileen OH, Alice Schmidt ART STAFF-Ediror, EvereH Goldsreing Associale Edilor, Marilyn Mesling Secrerary, Kafherine Schmidh Gloria Gau+raud, Donald Hall, Mary Kerr, Winnie Marlin. BUSINESS STAFF-Co-Chairmen, Melissa Valenline, Jane Ehlers: Secrelary, Marie Verderosag Kalhleen Barron, Virginia Berlololli, Viola Bloom, Rudy Cassani, Karhryn Dammeyer, Doroihy Heilman, Barbara Lelhen, Thomas McGar+y, Jacqueline Mc- Kinney, Donald Monks, Frances S+orey, Bernice Weisman, Roberla Winler. ENROLLING ROOM COLLECTORS-Kalhleen Barlon, Virginia Ber+oIoHi, Doroihy Brazil, Lorraine Buonora, Rudy Cassani, Karhryn Dammeyer, Sfephen Fromm, Dorolhy Heiiman, Barbara Lelhen, Thomas McGar+y, Jacqueline McKinney, Donald Monks, Frances Srorey, Bernice Weisman, Roberla WinI'er. FACULTY ADVISERS-Miss Lois Flynn, Lileraryg Miss Frieda Eckeri, Arlg Mrs. Theresa Boehm, Assislanh Mr. Frederick Bradley, Business.

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PRELLJDE Affer having worked, sfudied, and played our way fhrough four years of high school, we are, af long lasf, graduafing. We are leaving fhe familiar halls and class- rooms of Andrew Jackson High School fo venfure ouf on our own. In fhis, our momenf of friumph, as we pause fo reflecf upon our high school career, lef us see whaf we have gained in addifion fo book-knowledge. Firsf of all, we have learned fo shoulder responsibilifies by acfive parficipafion in sfudenf organizafions and publicafions. Their ulfimafe success or failure depended upon us, and we gradually found fhaf fhe difficulfies weren'f so hard fo overcome as we had fhoughf. We discovered fhe value of cooperafion as we worked side by side wifh ofhers in fhe Chemisfry laborafory and fhe Hisfory classroom. The beH'er 'Phe collaborafion, fhe more we learned. School spirif and sporfsmanship became parf of our lives as we proudly wafched our afhlefic feams fake championship affer cham- pionship. Lasf, buf nof leasf, we formed many fasf friendships wifh sfudenfs and feachers which will be of greaf joy and comforf fo us in lafer life. We, fhe graduafes of June, I944, have complefed fhe firsf sfep in our climb foward success. We sei' our goal for graduafion as enfering freshmen, and now can look back wifh a cerfain amounf of pride, upon a career of achievement Af fimes we felf discouraged and dishearfened, for fhe road fo success is an arduous one. A number of our original class fell by fhe wayside, and we somefimes longed fo ioin fhem. Buf our firm desire and deferminafion fo win diplomas spurred us on. We, fhe graduafes of foday, shall be +he cifizens of fomorrow. When fhis greaf war is over, we shall be forced fo share fhe cares, froubles, and responsibilifies of fhe reconsfrucfion period. If will nof be an easy 'l'ask, and we shall have fo make good. Lef our high school experiences fhen, serve us in our lafer life. As we enfer new fields and professions, lef us firsf sef our minds fo a purpose, and fhen sfrive fo accomplish if. ln shorf, lef us always remember fhaf ambi'I'ion is fhe keynofe fo success. . TERRY CHRISTY 9