Babylon High School - Trawler Yearbook (Babylon, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1943 volume:

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' ff Z 1' NL., L1 , xv . ' 'z ' . 1 ' . t 1 ' 7 . . l 1 ' 1 . P' 1 ' Q 1 ' ' . . , D 1 ' , L . ' 1 1 ' ' , I l l ' l . , 1 . ' ' Mrs. Gehrke and Mrs. Fry stumped most of us and it was only with their expert, un- . l l 1 1 H H . l 1 .1 . l . 2 . . . 2 , 2 22 . y 1 1 . ' D A 1 P K K 7 . I K D xl I . , . . 1 .H . 1 . D - 7. I 7 .1 Q 7 ' . 1 1 4 ' 1 , l l l . K 1 Y . Q K - Y D 1 ' ' ' ' 1 . . . ' . . . K v 1 l Y I . . . 3 Principals O r English Deparfmenf Mnss Wauqlwl Mrs Scrence Deparfmen 'vir Walfers Mr Hall Ulf' 'C M'55 DWXSFVW N WGA V, Commercial Deparfmenf Mass Webb Mr M SS T W Mr Cad al ader Mlss Merle Hlslory Deparlmenl MOV S Language Deparfmen+ Mlle Albev Mxss C, D r l-lou Ma+l'emal C5 DeP5 +menl MVS Gellflfe Physical Educaflcn Deparfmenl Mrs R01 VVS Fw M Nlnarfs Mrs Reeves Special r l-4 Mlss Plcvyers Mlss Junior Hugh s P s au Mrs .A Km er Mr Nneslr-Q M s l ' ' . . , pfflfgff, yw, ' . . . ' ' , . ' 1-V -I I 4 I . 'X Lan 'f Mrs. l'Hl5ld 'fly ' ' .. 1,4 'Q . . . . 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MUSINGS OF I M A GREMLIN FSQ Dear Diary September H1' This ts my open se1son Fveryone vias yust beginning to enjoy his vacation so I hxed em I flipped the c1len d1r lhead 'md now they re back to the s1me old grind Nothing like 1 good st1rt this should be one of my best ye1rs October Slipped up 1lre1dy Although I did mx vtorst the footbtll squ1d came out on top 1nd defe1ted Bly Shore for the hrst time 111 a Plsktes 1ge To top it off B I-I S st1rted 1 Scr1p Drne md Icouldnt put one kink in it Oh well cant expect too much at Hrst Nozember 3th The Seniors g1ve 1 Squ1re D1nte tried to slip s1wdust in the cider but they drink it too fist 25th Second period Eng IV cl1ss give 1n tssembly with music and everything didn t even get 1 ch1nce to slip in 1 sour note CTh1s h1s got to stop'D December 27nd All the upper cl1ssmen h1ve gone Nfferry Christ m1s on me cant get 1 rise out of 1nybody How do they getting good willish just bewuse the junior Hugh soothes em with 1 whole 1ssembly of Cnristmts C1rols' Disgustin' Imzzmrj I8 Zlst Now we re back to business It s been a ple1sure to see the furrows on the brows of those wise guys who ve been giving me the brush off 1ll semester I put 1n Al Widget on every exam that ll fix em Oh boy' Guess whats happened' 'Ihe War Department decided to dr1ft teen 1gers so Ive been hanging around that hsh bowl in Washington to m1ke sure B H S meets its quot1 Teachers and all' February l ith This was too easy 1ll I h1ve to do every ye1r Diary 1S send a comic V1lent1ne 1nd Puff' One more budding romance shrlvels up to nothing 26th foiled 1g11n' This time the fifth period English IV class gave 1 musical comedy and had one of the most dis rllusroning successes Ive ever experienced Marcb Being a little bored w1th the calmness of my cl1ssmates I decided to stxr up some exc1tement for the poor de1rs Con sequently one out of every three were sprinkled with th1t irritating bit of cont1g1on c1lled MEASLES My' Wlmat 1 lovely sight they were this montn it dld my heart good April 2nd Of all the nerve' After the trouble I go to in giving one of the kids pneumonia Tulip Time w1s produced without him 1nd made one of the hits of the se1son ffmztmned mx Page 195 1 2 1 ' ri 1 i . i I I 1 c , i I 4 . i 1 1 . Y ' I' f , 1 1 i 1 4 2 l 1 . ' , . . . . 1 H 1 i ' H 1 ' ' , 1 I ' ' t . 1. - ' Y. 1 1 1 ' - ' . ' 1 i , 1 ' 1 . - ' ' Y. '1 '1 1 1 'A . . V - . , 7 2 Q 1 A . . I 1 . 1 1 . - - '. 1 Y 1 i - G 'I T Q K Y 4 . K . expect a Gremlin to make an honest living with everyone ' ' 1 . ' 1 1 1 ' ' '. ! - 1 I . I L . . Y .. ,. I I A - -' K 'S , I ' 'I i I I T- L L I L , .L ,. .x 1 . C ' . Y C l K L D ' .K , L . ' 1 a ' I l ' . l ' C - . L L . . , . . 1 L . .1 ' 1 ROBERT ABRAMb lNo drllydallyrng, here he plots has route and strclts to rt JOYCE ALDRICH Joy s lrft revolves around Allen and htr clarnnet CHARLES ANDERSON A tall bean stalk on hrs may up Hes O K too LAURA BANKS Want a good argument' Want to be happy? Look up Laura STEPHEN BECCHIO Snx footers lrke our shy Steye lnevltably end up rn a planes turret JOAN BAXTER A tapalwlc slupper xyhether shes j.,Ulklll'lKL, Trlclxy s course or her oyyn SUYANNE BELL Her fflCI1kllll'lCSS IS out of all proportxon to her s1ze LILLIAN BEVIBENNECK A sweet dtsposmon but what a tease' LENORI- BLAKE Her mt and thoughts make classes much more un WILLIAM BOETTJER Exen when our usxblllty IS zero Boettjer stnll smnles DORIS BOUKAS A happy 3,0 lucky dubnous g1rl Why? she as s taps JEAN BROCLIE Th1s seamstress yyould he a Vkhll at makma, parachutes ELWYN BROWN Crve hnm a hlock of wood and hell huxld a schooner GERA RD BROWN Three letter man vu hos A 1 mth the fellovys and hero of the glrls MARY BROWN No cexlmg, rs lovs enough to keep Mary from our sxghts MILDRED BROWN Moody IS her name but can you always tell whats ln a name? GERTRUDE BUCRING Cheerful loquaclous that s our Gert WILLIAM BUDD Callrng, Snenal Corps Callmy, Signal Corps Heres your man' BETTE BUEHLER Wheres Bette' Oh she s st1ll A WOL OHN BYRNS Hes shy vuth strangers hut fanthful rn hrs ft endshnp DOLORES CAJIAO Hovs vue love to ga7e on our Dolores Aye aye aye Dolores' bEYMOUR CHASNOV Always has a smlle, and oh, vuhat a way ALBERT CLENAGHAN A determined personallty drsgunsed lw A putt nose 'lflnl freckles . -A , .. . 7 Y.. Q K . T , y 'V vw i I A Y Y ' I Y T - f , I f ' , ' ' , l 1 . l . , ' . f . 4 -- I I .. . . k . BETTY BRENNAN - A little red head who's tops when it comes to 1 , ' 1 A Y Y . D 7 F 1. . - , . T . I 7 U Y 7 ' T I v I v , L. H Q I I N. I 1 I 7 I 7 5 . 1 Y V H ' , - ' i v ' v ,I 1 l l I v ' . yv f MILDRED COLLINS Oh what a pal rs Mrl with rhythm rn her walk and talk JOSEPH CURRAN What cha know Joe? You dont say nothm ANTHONY DE LUCCA A ntterbug., whos on the beam all the way m CYNTHIA DINOTA She puts everything shes got mto everything she does ANN DONALDSON Our angel IH the clouds Nnce fleecy ones too VINCENT DORAGE A pad a penul a pxcture the result RICHARD DRAKE BHS was lust a forced landing for this future wings wearer GRACE DUNLAP Wald about horses Charlre Barnet and barons' LEWIS ENSIGN Not so qunet as he seems He nnls solace m books GEORGE ESLER Talnt fanr he started flylng at I5 and knows everythrne, already good guy VERONICA FARLEY A lull rn a storm rs Peggy w1th her sweet friendly manner VIRGINIA FISCHER A studnous cub whose d1l1g,ence wrll make her flrght successful RITA FREVELE She certalnly keeps up wrth the Arr Corps GEORGE GERETY Heres a fella who has the angels playing hoog1e woogre beat 14,6440 Q '64-wif -so f YL 4 DAYTON GREATSINGER Its mce to see hrm when he comes to school BEECHER GREENMAN The Cassanova of our class smce eighth grade DOROTHY HAAS You can thank her for thls book my friends EDITH HEDDENDORI' Her tall blondness proves verra CITECIIVC ANNA HEIL Shes a right mce person vuth a r1g.,ht mce way LEONA JACK Leonas laughter IS l1ke the roar of a motor HAROLD JENKINS Harolds qu1et but that boyrsh gun goes to your heart FRANK JOHNSON Does hrs Job wrthout a fuss Always seen but never heard WILLIAM JOHNSON B111 knows whats gorng on when rt comes to Englrsh classlcs ' WALTER EZYK-Tall, blond, and an A-I musician. He's a right - . . . ! - ' ' in MARTIN KELLY This Martin s no bomber but he can do as much damage to someone s heart ENNETH KIRCHMER Quick witted and full of cracks e class clown JOHN KOLLAR Mention baseball and lust listen to him go on' WW RACE KOLTZO Never saw scuch a hedge hopper miracu lously puts rhythm in it too LILLIAN KURECKO To know her is to be her lifelong friend ROBERT LANG Stop look did you hear this yoke? ALBERT LHOMMEDIEU His wings are definitely not an angels wings FRANCES LO CASTRO Did Woodburys give you that com plexlon9 NANCY LONG Always busy but never too busy to take on another task JOSEPH LOWERY I came here to talk for Joe but this one can speak for himself ELSIE LUDWIG Shell be sure to pilot her way to success VERONICA LYMAN Her skill in math will help her in lifes navigation HENRY MAHLMANN Ham never fails to come through What a swell guy' JOHN MALONEY-He flies through the air not a trouble only a smile. LORRAINE MARRON -No gremlins will ever get her' the piskies are her aids. AUDREY MARSTON-Her flight is charted well, and a happy landing is certain. FAUSTINE MATESICK-Our pal Faus takes aim, shoots, and reaches her goal. MERRIT MC CULLY - Merry is her nickname and merry is her way. JOHN MOGLIA-Why exert yourself? Take life easy-that's my motto. ANDREW MONTEFORTE - Silence is golden. So claims Andy, our baseball star. JOHN MORRIS-No padded shoulders necessary in his army uni- form. MARY MORTON-Flying through life with a sudden smile and a quick comeback. JOAN MOYER-Little spithre-quick to Hare up, quick to make up. LENORE MUNSON-When it comes to getting ads, she can't be beat. .sq ID -ar T i Q i At. VT K' '5' iv 1.5 ,,-Q NIILDRED NORDNES Strxke up the band here comes Mxldred' CERTRUDE OBRIEN W th that sunny drsposrnon she cant go wrong THOMAS OCONNOR A certaxn flnght commander vsart and S66 JOHN OLEKSIUK Sllent studxous and an all round good scout GLORIA OSHEA Sophxstltatnon accompanred hx a giggle and a pert reply WILLIAM PACK The typxcal athlete hg.,hts hard nn a game lwut shy mth the 3.,1rls RIKI PAPPAS Cheer and the school cheers vurh you and for Nou Krlu CREGORY PAPPAS Hrs English rs placnd but hear hlm sputter nn French JANICI' PECRHAM A drstnnct member of the hand mtl orchestra VIRGINIA PERRICONE Id stake mx llle on her flight command MICHAEL PITKOWIZ Hrs frrends can he counted on xour hngers rf vou re an octopus DANIYL PRICE Hats off to a super sllesman and 1 super sport MILDRED PUTALLAZ Easx ro know hard to forget' NANNETTE RAMER Look out' Shes sabotage' Bur good JOSEPH RAUB A Cub maxlwe hut he packs a lot of power ELIZABETH RESZITNYK A morale hoosrer and a goood bet for a frrend EDWARD RICKETTS Overflovung, xuth pep v1m and personallty JEAN RIDLEY Her vxvacrty and popularlty are a good basls for her take OH JAMES ROBBINS He has plentx of target pracnce tryms, to shoot yust one duck BARBARA ROBINSON Xou are as llkelx to find Bobble tootmg her clarmet as anyrhxng., else WARREN ROHDE Wcvultl lzfee to he an armx photog.,rapher BURNICE ROLLMAN Jrm 15 strll number one on her h1r parade MARILYN RYDER A friend mdeed xuth hghtnrng., speed ROY SANDSTROM Take a lesson from hmm ln proomnng PATRICIA SCANLAN Her Irrsh mt keeps us all on the beam MILDRED SCHNEIDER Thls l1ttle vnxen mslsts upon a co prlot wherever she goes DOROTHY SCOTT She has desrgns both for clothes and mak mg male hearts beat faster GEORGE SENDZUK Come now George ns rt really thumbs down on women? PAUL SHEMANSKI One eye on hrs future the other on g1rls' IRENE SHIELDS It s rn cooperation that she excels PAUL Sl-IIELDS Hmmm' Says hed rather be a cowpuncher than filler any day EUDORA SINGLETON A petrte mxss whose hfe IS surrounded by musxc SOL SINKOWITZ When rt comes to mathematrcs Snnky s on top SOPHIE SLATTERY Sophres always smnlrng the glooms never seem to get her down HELEN SMITH She ghdes along rn snlence IRVIN SMITH Sm1tty has us vrslonrng a stern commander already GUSTAVE SODERBERG H1s marks are so low that hrs only pro ELIZABETH STALTER Alvsays ready to help anyone on a hard fhght RUTH SWACKHAMER Smack d1d vou swallow a d1ct1onary7 Where drd vou accumulate that vocab? STETSON SWAN Stetson always has a sm1le and a ladyward e e EDWARD THOMPSON A grade school runt whos suddenly shct up wrth srx footers VERA TICHANSKY Who says shes quxet7 Ever heat her ar a football game? THEODORE TOOKER Basketball rs Ted s drsh greased hghtnm ' EVELYN TREMMEL The Blond Bomb Shell of Babylon Hxgh OTTO UOTILA The Arr Corps got hnm a loss to us INIARY ILILABETH VAN NOSTRAND The Panther Tales IS what she gxves us ALICE VESELY Good old Al a more dependable ground crevs cant be found anywhere ANN VIDAL It wnll be a shame when Anme doesnt come here anxmore In w . . .. H l .- t , w . - Y V . . ' Y , , motion will be to Lieutenant Commander. Y . lol-I 1 LY r yt EVELYN WAGNER Take a letter Miss Wagner Dear Sir Shes very eflicient VIOLET WALKER Violet lives up to her name shy and lovely VUILLIAM WALSH Freckles impish grin and rwinl ling eyes that s our Bill LOUISE WANDEL Biegies the top piskie of them all ROBERT WEBSTER In band he is a whiz of a beater DANIEL WEINGRAD Hes in a tail spin half the time MYRON WELLS Equals the speed of a P 17 when off delivering his specials SYLVIA WENGER Sylvia s hair is like the night KENNETH WHITE Who cares if Im grounded' Ill pust relax vsith my encyclopedia GEORGE WICI-IELNS Another of our classmates who speaks ony on occasion MY' ROBERT WILDT Bobs an artist the future Walt Disney EDWARD WILLIAMS He can pound a typewriter with the best of em WILLIAM WOOD Bill is ICIICSDI with strangers but devoted frrends VINCENT XVIRUBEL Practical as your parachute and pleasant as a touch of terra flrma 13th The Seniors also gave a play called it And Came The Spring Yes it was successful Im just los1ng my grip I guess A ay This cmt go on' Every other year Ive at least been able to make those idiots careless tbout their work but of course they must be different this year They re all so busy thinking about the future and being conscientious that I dont get any openings Ill keep looking though' ,lime Dnry do you know what they ve done? They ve gone and dedicated part of their yearbook to me Io me can you imagme that? What can you do with such a bunch? I guess I should have messed up their prom but I yust didnt have the heart - 1' FRED WILLIAMS-Low ceiling but he rules his men with poise. - ' ' ' ' , to X U I PROPHELY Ar 1 llruc iiipoir somuxluic in thc United SIIILS busy men ind xxurmn irc hurryimg to bond pl mas Amomg them iii some th If mu will probiblx rcaognmc tliur xxix 1 ip cii ii lnfoimition Plc s uc Lorriim Mirron Ciustuc Smlcrlxif Dminl Ping md Aim Donildsun fullmxul by lxcnmtli XX lm plmrogriplicr flu Q c ' ii LI 1 pint 1 so LI 1 i 4 List src wiiw mxn mm 1 nuxlx irrivul plim xu su morn iiilio ululuririu Sul Siiilxmx L A411 ru lxllfSl'Oll liill liogttyci ml Doris l5lJlllxlS retiirnimg fiom 1 icuiiil riblg lis LISSIOU mi sri irgiiimg in vm iii 0 irvuinv urns frinc un iw 1 mn 1 using bittlc x im the stux ml who lirmlx icluscs to illoxx har horse to mid tlu p nc r in from Hollxxxooil xxx sec Pit Qnmlm xxirli hu want Mir lXlomm ibour to luxe for spiinv triminv L imp is thc new minigcr of thc New Horlx X mlcees Licrrx liimxn with thru: memlucrs of his Lliimpiousliip tum lon lmxerx Amlw Monte time md Rinliin Wills Bound for Ncxx Sark irc Hamx Nilin in of the M1 ff Beliuc Drummum mil his Qucst stu oycc Aldrinli futured alirincrist with Elvqn gn inf' ilictitiim to his sulcrirx Dorothy Hiis Thit umiioissciii of lnminim piilalirirucle uhm C iunmin 0 ,L 1 in 'Lucy s H my i fortliuvii 411114141111 Lmcr xx irli iirisr liuwluy Wfildl mil moulds C lmix OSliL1 mil C xnrliii bmoti iumrgg Liars in his um irp lust returning from 1 ruordl dixinsg LIIIWQCIDCIII it the Pirimounr 'Ilia ilimimg rcim of XVL1nKigr1 iv' lxo zoxx irc stirring 1 1 r som IDPLIIWIILL tour bcfmc inruining to 14 C uv Ruth Sxxinlxliimcr stir Mr llurinigers litcst limidxx IX success is iff for slioit X lllfllbll lxforc putting thc mix on the ro A spimits umfcrcmc is um up lun in New Noi im on rliur xx ix to irtcml it ire ILIWILSLIHIEIXLS of x irious woimns Lollngcs Nurirr MLC ullx luslxerblll unpli it Qmitli is tlllxlllg mai 1116 winiiw wnferc-me with loin liixter haul of the Amcriun XVomLi1s Arliletip Assn iirion who Lillcil rlin umfcrcn Q Climbing into the plmc bcliiml rlicm is Riri Iwuclc sports xx ritcr for thn Nux Xoik gun busilx trxi ig to pump Aim Vid 1l X issirs lioclxu coinli for her xiuxs on thc wiifcrcmn Thy qucstion thu is to bc ilisuissul ir thc wnfcrc-mg is xxhnther or not girls sliuuhl umntinug lining scumiliix wnsialcririun in sports His Ltuill midi it Sxi icusn Ill 'I miner ml mf 1 fuk of Norm Dime uc rcprcscmimg tha mum with Srux Moms ru Lmcr ITl1S'Lllll1L NILXKPUIIH filf l1lS Pl Ll 4 1 On 7 ti 1 p '1 ' cm - 4 ' nbc 1 'A 1A I 1 . 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' ' I N x -I ' R 3- 5 ' ' 4 31' 'T mf' ' :X . v 9 , ig! fl N SE 3 Af ' V wa in 4 ' ' ' r' . , 3, .,, Q. m Q .I 5, T wi N' 'Q v , '- 'Q 'J ' 2 4. Xt.-f 3 3 f L ,Q .. K if , E1 sz 0 F5 , .R qw B .. ia , . , . ,1 . ,, ,,.. ---, R , A ESP? - wif wf 315251 ef my fwfif 3 v if 1 Q E T T '32 iii -i . 3 W 5 , 3 g ' ' I N' N A, V , ' W s 8' . 2 , -- 4 ' X KQ v. N Q3 -I A 1 if? : ,, 5 Q gg -f at P W T v M v I 'mf' Q Qui FRESH MAN CLASS Contrary to the practices of previous years, the Freshmen decided to have four people represent their class. The chosen candidates were: Doris Brown, Victoria Goranskg Ethel Saindler, and Kin 'don Wfesterlind. Dim out and air raid vractices 2-1 have curtailed their activities, but the did mana re to hold a dance in the snrin Y. This Y 5 2-1 year the freshmen were considered a part of junior High, and their four representatives attended the unior Hi tli Student Council meetin s. 5, JUNIOR HIGH During the PLISE year, junior High students have taken part in two extra-curricular activities. Miss Slawson founded the Art Club while Miss Krutnat took charge of Chorus. The Art Club which met on Tuesday and Thursday not only made new implements for domestic use, but repaired worn out articles. junior High students merged with the Freshmen to form their Chorus this year. They entertained us at Christmas time and aided in the operetta. Tulip Time. lass wall As we flSELI1 o11r I 1r1ehutes for o11r solo lllgllfb we re 1l1Le tl11t there 1re eertun y 1111 tble PUSSCSSIOIIS of XKl1lLll we must drspose before we le we our trunlng sehool oyte Aldrxeh le ues her qlllfff xx1y to ul11 Freund lxenneth lxlrehmer bellows l'llS l1st IHSITLILIIOIIS to e1rry on to IIN CrI'lll1Il1S The 1tl1let1e prowess of Merry MeC,ully o1n litxter Ann Xllkl 1l llltl M1ry ll1L1beth V111 Nostr1nd ue hope xyxll rest eom fort 1bly on tl1e shoulders of e1n Ryder LOLIISC bllillll ll'1Ll Llllfllfl Brown Sol Srnkovyrtz tosses the bone of eontentron to R1lph M1ner whrle H1rold enklns pltehes 1 eurve b1ll for Don Hoevels to toss 1ro11nd Ill 1 1 Fd frees lI'lCl R1lph WlllllmS reeerxe 1 p1ss from grrdders C,reen1111n 1nd P1ek to Llffy over tl1e go 11 l1ne next ye1r Fdre Heddendorf le1ves her t1ll blonde VlVlLlIy to Hlldl 'itotkrnger Ann1 Hell hands over her qulet st11d1ousness to Gertre D1ek1nson as Nmey Long beque1ths her effiereney to Elemor Sehne1der 1nd lls1e LL1LlXXlf., 1dds 1 b1t of her l.111ghters l1lt to the sm1le of Rosem 1ry Qonr1rdy Roy qll1LlSII'0I'H glyes Don Rosenertns POIIICCFS ID neltness oe Rmb gLllLlCS hrs srster Irene through the LOITlpllLlI6Ll held of n11then111t1es Tom OConnor grves hrs motorblke to -Irmmy Wl11tt1ker so he e IH get to el1sses on trme B111 W1lsl1 1dds a few eheruble tountemnee of I1ek De C11rn1o yylth plrt of l11s m1nly be1rd Dot Seott lelves l1er 1 frlrt wlth tl1e kn1tt1n 1 needles to une Tle m IDS lb Klkkl is l 5 l Pappas turns over her eheer le1ders unrform to lx1t1e Whel11n Ellnbeth Reszltnyk 1nd M1ry Morton llllltl down the hner PGIHIS of eompxtlblhty to Mlfjllfll BITS 1nd AIlgClllll 71I1LlIfl Myron Wells 5.,l1dly relrnqulshes his turn m or1l t1lks to W1lter L11 1nus 1nd M1rt1n Kelly p1sses h1s n11ke up k1t to Ed We1nste1n Edd1e Rreketts IS louhe to p1rt mth hrs gremhn l1ke heekhng 1b1l1ty even to so 1ble 1 sueeessor I5 Bob New ton Lenore Bl1ke mlls l1er prophetre 'lblllfy to Edward Buter llltl IIU Robblns reluet1ntly fC'llI1qL1lSllii 111s loqulerty to Fr1nk Ferr1ro lDlLk lbfllxi LfI'lLlOLlSly bestows 1 gentlemmly m1nner to S1ro Fusr lI'lLl Betty Brenn1r1 p 1rts xxrth 1 s11nny person 1l1ty only to hue lf aught up by Ann Lott The calm 1nd CILIICI of l'111st1ne M1tes1el1 wrll be perpetuued by Peg, MeGee Bob Webster llltl loe Curr1n le we the1r LllS1I'IUlI1Q smxles to Blll Horyezun lllll Iohn Snedelser Mlldred Nordnes looks to llune l51sm1rk to keep on llkldllllg To our ylnrtors we leue the eorrr lors 15 ue found them to our te tehers the IUCFDOIICS of our brrght lllel slunrng, frees to 1ll tl1e LlI'1QlCfLl1bSfUCf1 the evunple of our 1IlICllC.LfL1ll 1C.l1lC'WClllCI'lIb And we le1ye B1bylon I-hgh vylth regret f 1' '- 111' 1' ' ' '- '1 1 111 ' '1' I '- 1 ' ,L yy ., uf . - . - ' 1, JL ,,7 '31 '1 L .L fl H ' N 1 1 Ll KL ' 1 ' 1. L 7 ' 11 1 , V 1 l 1 1 ' l . 1 ' 1 ' ' ,1 f ' 71 1 ' ' '. ' 11 '1 ' ' ' 1 1 ' ' . , by Q .1 1 I A , . . I ' n 1 '1 '1 ' . ' 1 1 ' of his freckles to those of Robert Hnnington while George Esler w11nts to 11dorn the ' ' 1 ' Q ll '1 1 ' 1 11 . ' 1 ' 1 1 H ' ' ' ' A ' 1 ' 1 1' 1' ' ' - ' ' 7. 's . .ra W1 V1 I L V . A . Q 1 . .. 1 ' lx ' 1 1 ,,1 ' l. ' ' '1 'I ' , l' ' 1 1 1 ' 7 '1 1 1 ' ' 1 '- ' ' ' . 1 1 ' 1' ' . 1 'h 1 'I ' 1 ,1 J ' '1 ' 2 ' 1' J' 1 1 . 1 1 J ' 1' 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 'h 1 ' ' , 1 ' ' 1 ' ' 1 . 1 I 11 'l 1 1 ' Y ' . 1 V 1 1 '1 ' ' K A I 1 .1 ' ' '1 ' ' 'L -1' ' 1 1' , 7 ' 1 ' ' Y 1' g 1 '1' , .1 I 4 A' L 1' . V4 1 V 2 V L Y l -7, I. ' ACTIVITIES f X 1:4 ,.. -,,... I x jp I I . I w X ff . E-Z l III MN gf X 5 5 3 1 ffff' . . 4 J,-F f .6' I 5, q . L, x ' , V t '1 'J .4 1' ' gin Y 4h A uf Q .Q I., I , g J . .. fa' -. .,.k ' e-,, Q-43 U THE IIEANI Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL started the year with a bang when it sponsored a dance featuring Lou Od- do's Orchestra. Victrola dances, including those at noon, were taken over by this group and the pro- ceeds from the latter were used to edit a pamphlet to be sent to all alumni in the armed services. One of the highlights of the years activities was the faculty vs. student Quiz Program presented in assembly. The forty embryonic librarians under Miss Dix- son's guidance have held to their traditional standard of usefulness by each members taking over desk duty at least one period a week. This year the or- ganization undertook the task of collecting auto- graphs of contemporary writers. The highlight of their social calendar was a jaunt to New York where they dined, attended a broadcast and saw the current hit, Janie A few students interested in good music grouped together this year to form the MUSIC CLUB which met Monday noons in the library. XWhiIe they lunched together, they listened to records brought by dif- ferent members. Programs included some Strauss waltzes, a Tschaikovsky group and Wtigner excerpts. At one evening meeting held at a students home, the whole Beethoven Ninth was enjoyed. Miss Dixson was the faculty sponsor. If you have passed the library during a Thursday noon hour and have heard Mr, President shouted vehemently, we hope you werent alarmed. It was only some member of the DISCUSSION CLUB ad- dressing President Kenneth White while in the grad- ual process of acquiring the fundamentals of par- liamentry procedure. The ten members passed many vigorous lunch hours debating every conceivable issue with Miss Taylor acting as mediator. In October the Realing couzzter-tfotkwzre arrarr Jprml' Poster Club, French Club, Library Club, Music Club, Knitting Club, Scribblers Club, Discussion Club. group held 1n open Lll5LLliSlOI'l for the Methodlst Church 1nd ln the sprlng 1 scrlcs of 1ntr1 club deb1tes vt 'rs held Wfho lcnoxys vyhftt f1mo11s 1uthors lecturers, or crltlcs 1rc ln the m1k1ng ln the SCRIBBLIIRS CLUB7' 1'h1s gro11p of cre1t1ve studcnts h1s met 111 the 11 br1ry lf noon on Tucscl1y After therr le1der Mr Edxx lI'LlS lcft Mrs L1nd1s c1p1bly took over to brrng tl1e yc1rs 1ct1v1t1es of thc club to 1 successful con LlLlSl0I1 lxnlt onc purl onc Oh l dropped ont' Such 1rc thc muttcrmgs which l5bLlL forth from thc Homc lL0l10lTllLb room elch M1JULl1y when the gxrls g1ther to lcmt under the le1dersh1p of B1rb1r1 Cllflef md chrectron of Mrs fry ln Mlrch the glrls enjoyed of thc Red Cross fhey were proud to donmte the procecds tot 1l1ng twcnty three doll1rs to the locwl chapter FRLNCH CLUB went completely femrmne rn 1ts membershlp thxs yertr Perl11ps the l1ck of the dom lll 1t1ng m 1le 1ccounted for the glrlrsh ltughter smg mg 1nd other sounds of enjoy ment ryhlch we heard 111 the l1br1ry XVednesd1y noons Qs tl1e members played French gqmes Elemor Schnerder ftcted as presldent vs h1le Mlle Albert vms advlsor to tl1e group Wluts 1 pl 1y or 1 dmcc yyxthout 1 posterf Thxs yerr the POSTER CLUBS sched11le h1s been l1c11v1er th1n usu1l whqt wrth 1ll the dances plus the oper ett1 Tullp Trme Thls sprrng they dld 21 wonder ful job mth the 1dvert1s1ng posters for our senror pl1y And C1016 tl1e Sprlng Mrs Keenm 1s Qt thc l1elm of thls vsorthy org1n1z1t1on N ' 1 ' D 1 'J D 1 YK 1 . . 1 ' . , . 2 ' '- - Y 1 3' f ' '1 ' , . 1 ' fl 1 ' L A A 1 I ' 1 I ' b 1 1 1 2' 1' 1 ' ' ' 1 ' ' 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 success in the dance which they' gave for tl1e beneflt ' X . ' 1 ' ' ' 1 I ' - 1 '1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 , ' - D f A . y 7 -' 1 '. ' 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 1 7 ' 4 1 ' ' , V l 1 YK I 1 7 . '- . . 1 I -1 rl f ' Q 1 ' ' ' 1 A' ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' - A D Y v 1 - 2 . I lll No no PVIDISSIIHO not forte' Vlolms plZZlC'lfO and together please' Such xxcrc the ltmentltlons hc lftl cxcry Mondxy and rl-l1L1I'SClly sxxth perlod ts Mr NlH6SllHg trled to mould the Ll1SS1LS Into melodic str uns ind mike the Sprlng Concert of the orchcstrl md chorus thc succcss thsrt If xx ts 'lhese poly phonlc prodlmes number lbout I0 thc creme de ll crcmc of Btbylon High Schools lT1LlSlLll world ln thc slmc cltegory thc Btbylon I-hgh School s Blnd proved to bc 1 grett lnsplrt non tt the footbtll md blslcctbtll gtmes On Apnl ull they held thcxr lnnutl Sprmg Concert m outstmdmg exent on the scholftsttc c tlend tr Specml credit should be g1VCU these plrtdlng Pmthers for thexr ftrexxell mtrches performed for the departmg draftees Nl l , . '- 1. , . -' , 1 1 . 1 L 'L 2 Z 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 - ,- . , - 1 --l Y. - , - 1 1 . . 1 1 . c 1 ' ' 1 1 ' c 1 . . . , -, V , . , . . , , , , ,- 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 . . ,, . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . , 1 1 .L 1 1 1 1 . 1 L L 1 1 L 535' IJHA The show must go on became more than a catch phrase to our Thespians this year when their coach Mr. Deeringer became part of the supporting cast of the Army. Under the able management of Mrs. Landis, their production And Came the Spring was soon under way and was presented on April 15 and 16. Ann Vidal and Beecher Greenrnan were a credit to the group in their vivacious portrayals of Midge and Buzz, the leads of the play. Equally admirable was a SLIP- porting cast consisting of Mary Elizabeth Van Nostrand, George Gerety. Gloria O'Shea, Martin Kelly, Albert l.'Hommedieu, Daniel Weingrrtd. Ruth Stevenson, Pat Scanlan, Wzxlter lizyk, Henry Mahlman, Alice Vesley and Bill johnson. The plot was enlivened by hilarious circumstances which materialize when a 15 year old adolescent tries to adjust herself to a more mature outlook on life - and particularly her sisters boyfriend. All ends well, nevertheless, with Midges great love finally revealed as mere infatuation. Wfith this combination of an excellent play, topped by excellent players, it is no wonder that the audience received And Came the Spring with such memorable ovation. A fltigfi s. al .555 4 I 1 PUBLIL TIU Important PRESS CLUB meeting today 6th period Many times this year that en try has appeared on the daily notices Then the fun UD begins A cover is chosen the assignment sheet is posted articles come in and proof reading starts Most people believe that proof reading ends the hard 'work but for the editors it has just begun Stories have to be typed checked again words counted and the dummy made up This year seven issues of PANTHER TALES have been printed and enjoyed A great deal of the success of the years publication was due to the well directed efforts of editor in chief Mary Elizabeth Van Nostrand who had as tapable colleagues given to Mrs MacLaury who has acted as faculty ldvisor to our school paper since its reappearance in 1941 Those who were under the sole influence of the Piskies were the TRAWLER staff All credit to our helpful little friends however we know that Ed1tormCh1ef Dorothy Haas who time and again made order out of chaos was responsible for much of our success Right there to handle photography was Assistant Fditor Kenneth White Ruth Swlckhtmer and her literary staff worked diligently to assemble all the copy for the book to the satisfaction of its readers while Virginia Fischer and her typists labored to put it into legible form 7 S ' Y S I - V L . . ' ' . 5, . . , - o V , . . ' 1 , . . John Snedeker, Anna Heil, Kenneth White, and Joan Baxter. Special credit should be . . . ' z ' ' ' ' 1 i L T 1 . 'Y . . t ' 1 ' ' . TRAWLER STAFF We were more posmxe thm excr of the cxlsrenne of PISlxlCS xx hen an artlstxc one who prefers to remaxn anonymous helped Barbara Robrnson md Ilwyn Brown crevn deserves special menuon Alva lys on hand ro console and lduse were Mr Deerlnger MISS Wfught md M1ss Haun To everyone who worked to make the TRAWLER a success, we express our smcere apprecmtlon ' , . . . 1 ' ' ' . Advance sales were well handled by Beecher Greenman and the entire advertising 16,1 ATHLETICS , my -M4 jr Iwi. 'xx ids. , ' x ,Li ff: 6 ' z 'i ,v , :r'?...., .V . I A,, . fi 4' If Lififff' 'fp .S EJQ' Y f' ' C 1' u THE hllllll Il I VV Ille IQI7 11 lllbxlon Hlgll Sehool blsleetblll SC1 SOII xx IS o11e of the most SLlLLCbSl'Lll th lf xxe I11ve ever enjoyed Althollgll xxe ellel not xx111 the CIIIIITIUIKJIXSIIIP xe ell xxe xxo11 I7 ollt of I6 Q1n1es 1 75 lxerlqe 'lhe Plnthers lCl2,l1L reeord xx IS xx on 111eI 1 lost xxhleh e lrnecl them 1 seeone pl ILC tle 1 e Nl e foeen IS s f1UIlII1 err Iiroxx ll xx IS the lJlI1l'IlCl'S stlr Slilllllg l selson s totll 1 POIIIIS to set 1 llexx sehool reeorl L1 if 1 SIICINIIISIM xxere the YLIVIIILFS up lllc Plnlhers I1lI the rllstlnetlon of I7C.lfll142.I exerx 111 1 e s 1 Ihex belt tI1e1r 1 r1x 1 s Iilxs1ore follr strl11g1t IIIYILS BIIUIIOII dropped lelqlle LILLISIUIIS to Isllp P11eI1ovlle llnelenhllrst 1nd Sflyvllle li lb Io11s I917 lllseblll se 15011 xx IS 1 YOIISIIIQ slleeess xxlth the l,lf1fl1C!'5 xxlnnlng the seet1on1l t1tIe for the 711I eonseelltlve ye If The pltehllle of Iiroxx I1 llltl Hlrrls Ietl tI1e Plntllers to xletorx lflel tI1e1r LOI1II'1bl1 tlon If the plqte e1nnot be oxerlookeel TI1e Plnthers openeel the se 19011 xx1tI1 liroxxn IWIILIIIIIQ 1 5 to O shut o11t IQLIIHSI P1t1thers dropped l 6 to 7 LILLISIOII to Blyshore xx l1e11 tI1e lxllroon I1 ld 1 SIX r1ln r1IIx n the seeond llliilllg to sexx up the glllli TI1e selson s reeorel of IO VKIITS 1 losses brought tI1e eh IITIPIOHSIIIP to B1bxIo11 The 1917 footblll se1son llfI10llgI1 flf from the PIDIIILFS QFCIICSI xx 19 111 lele reel letter one by thelr I-1 O IFILIINPII over Bly Shore Th1s XILIOYB over the Mlroon xx the fxrst seoreel bx 111 or1nge 1nd bl lek SQLIILI SIITLC I979 Thls xx ls not the only b11e,ht spot of the se 151111 for the P1ntI1e1s Quneel l 6 6 tle xx1t1 1 strong L1neIenI11lrst elexen 111 1 g1n1e PIIXLLI IU IIILIKS of 11oo1 lilbx o11 11111 I the Ils 11n1e o the selson tl1e te 1111 r1II 1I KXCI 1 IIQITIIINN 91111tI1toxx11 telll1 ul 1 The offenslxe stlrs of the telm xx ere ble lI'1I1lxlL Dretonslxx noxx lll the l Q N lxx lITlIDy Shelton Lelnlle Trees 15 Broxxn tl R1I1h XX1II1l111s XYIIIIIINS 11ot o lx stlrreel on the ollense bllf IIIXLLI sensltlonll llefenslxe footblll 1II NLISOII IBII 1 Rlll h xx IS 1xx lreleel the Pllqlll IS tI1e most x ll111ble lllx er on the te 1111 IISI Illl No 511111111 IFS ofthe SCISOII XNOLIILI le eolnplete xx1tho11t 1 xxo11I ol I 1 llse lol C I1 l1I1e Sehulz noxx ll S r11e 1 t1111lx xx s IL mek of 1111 1 1t1e1 forxx 1reI xx Fill Thumbs up for Co1eh XXIIIICI' Xwllllllllb lnel the I917 Iilbxlon foorblll 111111 I ' 'Il E ' I .I .ff I A 1 ' y K ' 1 ' ' 1 1 I . 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A A 1 I 'QA' ISAISYLUN BUYS We fed thlt the book would not be complete yylthout some mentxon of the boyb yyho were grtduated before us md yyho tra noyy sgrvmg yyrth our Armed Forces TIIIS ptgc then IS our trlbutc to them XVL Iynoyy thm Inst rs mtomplctt but rt sc-rycs to rcmmd us of tll thc llumm hated or not yy ho HIRBIRT ADAMSOIN JAM15 AD11 STANLEY ALDRICH WILBUR ANDERSON IRANK ANTROW JOHN ARTHUR SIDNEY ASKOII Nxt R AU1 ll RI lost PH BAIIK JAMIS BARRY ALBI RT BI LRIR PHILIP BECKER ROBERT Bob ITJFR Jost PH BRIWI IAMLS BUCHANAN DI WAN CALLAHAN WILLIAM CHARCZUK JOSEPH CHASAS CHARLES CROWLEY JEREMIAH CROWLEY RICHARD DAVIS PETER DE LULCA ROBERT DUNLAP WESLEY ENSICN WINCHESTFR I-WELL IAMIS EARRFLL STI PHEN ITRRARO EDWARD FERRI CHARLES ITRRIS Army N IN y Army M M mms Army M trrncs Army Army INI trmm Army Army ayy Army Reserva B Army Army M Marrnes C oast Guard Navy Navy Army Army Co Ist Guard Nayy Army Army Marmes IXILIIIDLS ay trc noyy m umform XINCIINT IORCIIIO ROBI R I' I RX I AI I RI D C OI 'IC HIS IOHN C RABOXX SRI ROC C O C R-XSSO IOHN C UTMAN ILVIIN HARRISON C EORC I HEI1 TOM HIRRIINC C LARI NCI HIRSC H IOXVLI R HOERNI I IOSI PH HOXVIL1. DONAID IAMFS DONALD RFISII LOUIS RLHNI IDXIUARD RRAI 'I ROBERT LANDRIC AN XWILBLR LEGERIOTY ALBERT LENNART7 ROBI RT LO CASTRO XVILLIAM L HOMMFDIFIJ AUGUST MADSFN WILLIAM MADSI N JOSEPH MARINO ARTHUR MARSTOIN ROBERT MARS TON DONALD MILLER CARMIINI MONTI I ORTE EDWARD MORC AN Army Army N tyy Army Army N tyy N xyy C o1stC u I Army Army M 1I'Il'lLS Army Army Coast C u 1rd M Marrnes Ntyy Army M Mxrmes Army Army Army M Marmc-S M Marmes Army Nayy Army Army Nrlyy NIAYIUCS X -'N A M011 ,X ,,- If TA I! JAY sxfyi ' 1 A ' I ' ' ' ' A K' 'H ' ' . '. 3 3 - v . V l V : ' 4 4 V Q 4 3 ,f Z 3 I ' I I 1 1 I . t ' - A Q ' Q I ' r Q Q 3 . 3 M. 1 4 , I I ' ' . . . j 1 ' ' . . , 1 ' - - I 1 . Q ' T 2 I .r 3 , I 2 1 . Q 1. I ar I LC E A 1 - lk ' 2 I 1 lv - 3 N rt' h .S 2 I ' 2 12. .1. S ' 21 :- - 1 Y Q ' it , 1 ' RQBERT BUGGE M, lyqarineg BERKLEY KNOX Cloast Clurtrd I . ' A 1 I ' 4 R S . - Y , ' . . I , y V ' . Y 1 ' ' M, ' ' - ' E E f 1 A fr A N fy' 3 I f ' S t W 1 S. A 1 ,f g gk - :llllv V -,. . My In f it ' ' .- 91 Q A IOIIN XIOORI LOL IS NIOSIS I RAXC IS NOX AR XII TOR ORI RHLOOM IO N OII II RI OI PII IA IIR N IOIIIN PAWUIAR IOHN PIARSALI I RANK PI C RHAM IAMIS PORORNIW W II LIAXI PRFSTON DOMIINIK PRIXIIIRA RFNIXI TH PROHASIIA IOHN PODI I SNI N DONALD OUIINN ROBI RI RHODI S IAMIS SLAVATO RAE XIOND SANDS VRONI I IDWARD SI FMAN WAITI R SHI LION WAITIR SHI RSIY XV I FIR SIIC IR IOHN SAINOI A XVILLIAM SLOO I XYXIC RICHARD SMALLINC Army Army Army N ry y Army Army 'SI ry y Army Army N ivy Co1stL ll ll'L Army Army our Cuard Army Army Nayy Army N lyy Coast Cxulrd Army Army N ny Army Army Nay y ARTHUR SMITH NIYRON SMITH RAX MOND SMITH RANDOLPH SOPTR IOHN SPILLANI IANII S SPI LMAN HOXWARD SQUIRI S IOHN STAQHNIAR BINIAMIN SOSNICRI L EORC E STEI TENS VUARRFN STOKEY IOHN TRACY IAMFS VANN LAWRINLI' VAN ISIC HI'M I DWA RD VOI I S ALBERT WAHL DAXID WALSH WIILLIAM WANYER LOUIS WENGLR NIARTIN WHALLN RAYMOND WHITE' THEODORI' LALUSRI XYJILLIAM ILLFNKA PAUI IIMMERMAN IRANK IOLBLLR XVL rlso yylsh ru Inmor rhr former members of our frrulry yy ho u w tllrrr 1.IllIILS yylth I DLIL 1 NIR IDHN Am L STINI Rrmm y R yx1LLIAy1 OBRIFN NIR IOIISJ DHRINC IR Army y R RICHARD LEONARD XIR FDXX ARD HL DSPITH Army y R DONALD CRrrr1TH I Army Army M M lrlncs Army N rvy Army Army M M mms Army Army N ivy Co ur L uard N lvy Army N Avy Army Army Army N1vy N Ivy Army Army N ivy Army Army dep rrtcd to r 1 Xrmy Army Army x H ' ' 0' -' V rx I A l' ROI f A A ' WI' 1' A I Q 5 ' -IK TSP ' 'Io ' I SO 1 1 .1 ' y I' 2' ir.-311 1' if ': i' .I Cz, 1' I 11 ffli ' XVILLIAM REINIERT Clrygrsrfhygrrrl ROBERT WALKER Army' T ' ' I ' , , 7 R . 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Complumenfs of BKIHION NPV YORK Best Wishes to the Class of 1943 STICV li PAPPAS' RICSTAURA Nl Your Fellow Alumnr Furnish the Cool Thot l-leats Your School Why Not let Them Do the Same for our l-lome Edwun A Smtth Mgr Edward Joseph lracy Walter john Tracy l-larold Wesl y Burton Warren Fdward Cmoger C horles Ruchard Dixon Franlc W Carpenter Frank l Mclean Nlllt Wtlluams llmmy Martin Edward l l-lenn Charles Wright Fronlc Sydnor The C135 Dependable Boys Selllna and Dellverrna the Goods to You OV D1 pa nd :lull I uml f nrpur :tum V n Ill 1 lr IS llnlun V4 xx X urls Cphone Babylon 3301 Compliments Ol 711 nhn St 4 I Tel Babylon 388 IICPNI lx lawn Country Clothes Heautuful Shoes N un Nl Y un Nl lin Shun Compluments of N HON XXII Slllll 10 HHH I UN NIUIOR SKI I S De Soto Plymouth Phone Babylon 'IQS Ol' OSIII' R R Slll ON R L ROGERS Complm-ents of I lrl lm rc w lrlnl hun 1 Prls Kr lur l Nlllll ll llnlon lla muh Salon Blll s Dc llcalm ssum I Munn Serum Sllllflll Don llll l' 'Hunt x Dr Busrs l' irrlss 8 Rc lt xll il 1 Y r We .'Ul'. ,' .'CQC.I. s s. l 1 I A ll . n,' 144s l F . l 1 Z 1' P j Iltlla- it Ilan.-. z 5 .. - ' ' r , . 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