Babylon High School - Trawler Yearbook (Babylon, NY)

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L l o k B. Crawford C. Crowley M De Hart M. Donovan R. Donovan LOUIS COLLIK-VVe wish you'd tcll us the source of your knowledge. BURTON CRAWFORD- AhYl He has such curly hair. CHARLES CROWLEY-The gallant Sir Lancelot in modern dress. ANNA IJANEGA-Deeds, not words, count most of all. RICHARD DAVIS-Digest his fish tales with a grain of sea salt. IEAN DE GARMO-How short, but oh, how sweet she is. MILDRED DE HART-XVithout 11 song, man hasn't got a friend. MARY DONOVAN-They eyes have uit. How true. REGINA DONOVAN-Glamour glitters in her glance. And oh, that smilcl BEATRICE DORNI-IUBER- Third finger left I'l1lHC'llu Good luck. VVALTER DORNHUBER-Then came the Dorn ! And what a good one. DOROTHY EVANS--A stitch in time saves ninc. Farrell M. Farrington E. Ferri I-I Fullerton B. Goldner R. Grasso A. Danega R. Davis I. De Q iri o B. Dornhuber XV. Dornhuber D. IW s IAMES FARRELL-His business is booming at best. IVIARGUERITE F.-XRRING'l'ON-- LOX'el5 to look alt. delight- ful to know. EDNVARD FERRI-If it's making a basket or catching a Hy. he's aces. VINCENT FORCILLO-Solitl--but definitely! And quitc 3 Find. STANLEY FOSTEK-Has thc cat got your tongue? BRION FOULKE-A gentleman's gentleman all of the way. HELEN FULLERTON-Fifty million-men can't be wrong. BURTON GOLDNER-Fit as a fiddle and ready for-- ROCCO GRASSO-That's breaking the record with a record. CHESTER GREATSINGER-A busy man who does a lot without his homework. EDNA MAY GRIFFIN. Eddie-'s got the will and the technique. PATRICIA GROVER4- VVhen Irish eyes are smiling- V. Forcillo S. Fostek B. Foulke C. Greatsinger E. Griffin P. Groxtr

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I Adie E, Anderson E. Antkow M Austin T. Balcuns G. Baraniuk IAMES AIJIE-His arid sense of humor should keep a balanced SCI of hooks. EVERETT ANDERSON-Pleasinglv pleasant. persuasive and plump. FRANK ANTKOW-Oh, to he at ease in a crowd. I MARGUERITE ARNOLD-Sweeter than the sweetest and true. VIRGINIA ARNOLD-lt's only a lady who hlushes. IOHN ARTHUR-A g mrfmm l ioke depends on the way it's told. MARGARET AUSTIN-Iust call r mxpf IDevil-may-care F TERESA BALCUNS- It's a hit! And is it ai run? AU ullfilfukifx HARANIUK-wt-il, .mite me pink! She ft-ally howls them over. IAMES BARRY--The feature attraction of thc foothall team. PHILIP l'rECKl'iR-He's one of those out-door men. CHRISTINE BENI3l'iRO'lil'l- feenien . . . she walks with her spirits a-tip-toe. M lienz IJ. lilaehlv C, lllankenhorn I Bunn A. liurkert I. Capit- M. Arnold V. Arnold I Arthur I. Barry P. Becker C. Btndcroth MURIEL BENZ-Any organization needs new blood-we're glad to have you. DAVID BLACHLY-VVay up yonder in Dix Hills. CAROL BLANKENHORN-She's a Iaek of all trades. EVELYN BRITTAIN-She's Bahylon's beloved. you het. MARGARET BROVVN-Friends and enemies, lend me your ears. ROBERT BUGGE-Smooth in sports, conversation, dress and lllllks- LOUISE BUNN-A needle, some thread and cloth-modern design. ALFRED HURKERT-Low voice, high forehead-the perfect gentleman. IAMES CAPIE- Don't know why we're so crazy 'bout IimF YVILLIAM CHARCZUK- You've got to he a football hero . . . IOSEPH CHASAS-An intelligent fellow with a trigonometric mind. , ' iqlaoi 4' I WMTI1 R C RK-'AOh, how I hate to get up in the morn- mga, E. lirittain M. Brown R Bugge VV. Charezuk I. Chasas A Clark

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