Babylon High School - Trawler Yearbook (Babylon, NY)

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WILLIAM EAMES Life asks: What can you do. We say: He can do plenty! A born leader - daring young man on the flying trapeze. 9 Ml RIAM T. FISCHER You are the promised breath of springtime . . . Blond Bombshell from Deer Park, Lively, amiable, rambunctious, witty . . . second Walter Winchell . . . IH DUNCAN C. GALBREATH One sincere key opens all of Fortunes doors. Now, there's a fellow who loves music. Pungent wit . . . We trust you're nae Scot, D.C.? EILEEN GROVER Loyalty is the holiest good in the human heart. , . . full of pep . . . give her a radio, Frank- ie , and Andy Russell - and she's happy. TOM HENRY Well, then, your course is chosen - spread the sail. - Anchors Aweigh, and with them, your cares . . Henry, where were you the night of -? WILLIAM T. HOFMANN No bird soars too high, if he soars with his own wings. A handsome football and baseball hero . . . earnest . . . and the girls sigh in secret. EILEEN ERICKSON Genteel in personage, conduct and equipageg generous and ment of our ship. THELMA With a song Noble by heritage, free. The fulfill- search for friend- EUNICE FITTS in my heart . . . curly hair and laughing eyes . . . a Hnger in every pie and every pie a good one. MARILYN GRANZ Kind liearts are more than coro- nets. Interested in 4-H Clubs- jovial - eager to please . . . af- fectionate - a toast to a good sport and grand gal! WALTER HAAB O happy mortal! he never fails to have his jest. Casan' . . teachers' jinx? an curdoors . . . unruffled . . . type. Loves Dag- wood sandwiches and chocolate cake. ARIADNE HERO A good face is a letter of re- commendation, a good heart is a letter of credit. Subtle . . . sin- cere . . . jolly and forever on the run. BETTY JEAN HORN ' The ideal of courtesy, grace, and charm. Betty is already working her way to success and our best wishes go with her . . . a per- fect lady. 13

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NORMA CLENAGHAN Give us a look, give us a face That makes simplicity a grace. . . . . loves to knit and sew - A loyal friend - ask Eleanor! WILLIAM DIEFENBACH Gentleman is written legibly on his brow. A sincere and willing worker. Ambition plus summer school equals Cornell! Good luck, Bill! ETHEL DAVIS With stubbornness resisting might. It's an admirable quality, and sometimes a big advantage- Quiet and reserve, with true fi- delity - that's Ethel. DOROTHY K. DIMITRY The sweetest garland to the sweetest maid. Conscientious. .. shows her ability at every turn. And have you seen her act? She's good! AGNES DIEKMANN Is she not more than painting can express? It goes deeper. Straight forward, aloof, a rabid theater-goer - a red-head to boot. RUTH DONNELLY A Sunbeam in a winter's day. Brisk and practical . . . sweet . . . She knows her own mind and there'll be no detours. More power to you, Ruth! H JOHN P. COWIE Stately, tall, he moves in the hall, but when he unbends 'tis a memorable occasion! Silence is golden - vraiment? Excellent sportsman - Who dat up dere? . . . MARTHA JULIA CVEJN She can fiddle all the bugs OH a sweet potato vine. Destined for Carnegie Hall. Good groom- ing is the mark of a lady. JOHN JOSEPH deGROOT Nothing is impossible to a will- ing heart. Goes for things in a big way - Always can use a ticket to Bay Shore! VIRGINIA L. DIEHL O, sleep you are a gentle thing. G. G. dances to the tune of your heart . . . vivacious . . . and educated funnybone as lovable as a chuckle. ANTHONY CUTY Is this that gallant, gay Lotha- rio? A dashing gent that's plenty bent - on flying, dancing and girls - in that order! Efficiency expert! LAWRENCE H. DROBNY He is a mang take him for all and all. We shall not look upon his like again. Everything's tops with Whitey and Whitey's tops with everybody. 19

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EDWARD HOWELL . Of manners gentle, of affections mild . . . Where did you ever get that chuckle, Lum? The Whistler. A girl for every day. RICHARD IVERY The horizons of life are as big as we make them. Dick is des- tined for a long cruise . . . Aye, Aye, Sir , . . Silent Gus. MILDRED JOHNSON The one who talks to unburden his mind is the one to delight you. . . . Journalism is her goal. Look to your laurels, Dorothy Thompson. MIRIAM KINGSMORE Sweetness charms the soul. Mi- mi doesn't talk much, but silence is sometimes good to hear . . . Dark hair and merry eyes. GERALDINE KLEINE Her crown is in her heart, not cn her head. Full of vim, vigor, and vitality . . . Gerry has a pert answer for everything. LILLIAN KOCH Eternal sunshine settles on her head. But be careful what you say, she has a powerful tight. What will it be? Potato salad or liverwurst? JEAN AUDREY INESON Hurry, little green-eyed cne, Who knows what adventure to- morrow may bring. A cheerful cheerleader, and sport queen . . . an unusual combination of dis- tinct individuality. HERBERT A. JOHNSON, JR His speed is always with grace, seasoned with salt. Ambitious and going places fast. Picture immaculate Herbie covered with grease from his mechanic's shop! ELLA KA RSTEN For her the teacher's chair will become a throne. . . . of history . . . Patient and calm . . . No eclairs today! . . . Underneath that icy glance she's smiling - just watch! GEORGE JOSEPH KLEIN Where your treasure is, there will your heart be also. Ask Coach! Our triple-threat man - basketball, football, and an en- gaging grin. LOIS E. KNIGHT Thoughts are deeper than words. A penny for your thoughts, Lois. Willing, reliable. and conscientious with a good- natured attitude towards all . . . DONALD KUHNAPFEL A rolling stone gathers no 'friends ' . . . Counting friends at a penny a piece - Ding's a mil- lionaire. The original stupor- man! . . . 14