Babylon High School - Trawler Yearbook (Babylon, NY)

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LILLI AN OLSSON , . . An athlete victorious - we crown her . . . a champion ice skater . . . a smart combination of fun, get-up-and-go, and intelli- gence MILDRED PACK The red-gold cataract of her streaming hair. Winging her way across the skies to adventure as an airline hostess . . . ROBERT PELZER All things come to him who waits . . . There's music in the air . . . Bob has high ideals . . . and he has the ability to attain them. ALICE PFEIFLE Blessings on your good heart. Miss Anthony, I have a prob- lem. Alice leans toward psychol- ogy. Have you done your French? MARY ANNE QUIGLEY For Mercy has a human heart . . . She's a dependable Angel of Mercy. Apple pie like mother used to make .. . except that it's better! PATRICIA DIANE REED 'Here's mettle more attractive. Artist deluxe . . . sweeter than they come . . . a real friend . . . A book? Oh yes! She has them at her fingertips. MARIE OTT Tis well to be merry and wise. 'Tis well to be honest and true. Gorgeous complexion . . . conta- gious giggle . . . carefree heart. JUANITA PANTZER 'Laughter is medicine -a toast to your health . . , dance enthu- siast . . . tap, ballroom and ballet. Curly hair and a bright smile make for a sociable gal . . . JOHN CARLO PERRICONE A dry jest, sir - I have them on my tongue's tip. Honorary member of West Babylon's foot- ball team . . . the other half of French III class. EDWARD J. PROHASKA I can say a neat thing, myself, give me time . . . Tall, friendly, an athlete of whom we're fond and proud! What'cha know, Pro? DOROTHY REDFERN So I never stop from talking, So I always keep astir . . An athlete plus . . . and skating? Son'a's in for com tition . . . 1 Pe She's tops but definitely. SUSI RODIES I.et's Sing a Song About Susi . . . Everyone likes a good sport . . . Versatile . . . a merry way . . . A blossom of springtime - she rates applause! 17 1:

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KENNETH MARSTON Beware the fury of a patient man. Always perfectly groomed . . . Kenny intends to travel far and wide - no matter how far he goes, we won't forget . , . MARIE A. MATHON Cheerfulness is an offshoot of goodness and of wisdom. Quiet and competent . . . full of pleas- ant surprises that scare the blues away. JOHN MIESNER Wit's a feather . . . another for your cap, jack . . . you certainly deserve 'em . . , His only inter- est is graduating and joining the Merchant Marine! FLETCHER F. MILLER All nature is but art . . . Humor dry as a bone. 'Girls worship that blond head, but alas and alack! Don't you ever mix pleasure with business? RICHARD GORDON MORRIS His hair was yellow as new-cut pine in shavings curled and feathered. The Ted Husing of tomorrow . . . A swell fellow - boundless enthusiasm. ANTHONY MUNNA There's a good fellow in our midst . . , We nominate Tony. Reliable and very well liked, he isn't quite so docile as he looks. ' JOHN A. MARTIN Often ornateness goes with great- ness! oftener felicity ccmes of simplicity. . . . Chickie is a gregarious chatterbox with a large circle of friends. Sweet and lively. IRENE GEORGIANA MERK Suppress me if you can, I am a merry jest . . She's an organist divine, there's no humorist quite so fine. A good gal . , . a loyal pal. MARGARET A. MIGLES Dark eyes, you are always glow- i:ng. If you want help, page Margaret - she's always there, ready, willing, and able. Quiet, yet not exactly silent! CHARLES R. MOORE So proudly we hail . . . the star of every team. Appears strong and silent, but you can't judge a book by its cover. JOHN MUELLER Fools rush in where angels fear to tread - but angels never fall in love, do they, johnny? . . . makes every class a riot , . . the ladies' man! JUNE NORDBY O'er the ice the rapid skater flies. Where mischief lurks in gay disguise. . . . and cartwheels are numerous . . . a good sportsman . . . cooperative as the twinkle in her eye! 16

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MARY RUSSO Variety alone gives joy. A boomerang in every class . . . Such beautiful curly hair . . . She uses Ponds . . . is she en- gaged? . . . OLGA SAINOLA Old friend, we greet you. Easy to know, hard to forget . . . Care- free . . . loyal as Achates, and twice as big hearted . , . joie de vivre. JOAN ANN SCHWEIKERT The sea-green mirrors of your eyes . . reflect deep-rooted friendliness and a good-natured jest. Fortunate the boss whose oihce she'll adorn! DOROTHY SMITH Born with the gift of sparkling laughter. Red dress, blue eyes, vivacity, and chatter, chatter, chatter. A sophisticated Goldi- locks. MORRIS SINKOWITZ On the wings of all the winds, he comes flying from abroad. A well-developed wit . . . his favor- ite literature is a funny book. GERTRUDE SMITH Bashful sincerity and comely love. She gives to her many friends . . . Another secretary in our midst . . . This one's fad is record collecting. GLORIA RYAN When Irish Eyes Are Smiling A bit o' blarney follows . . . Clear the deck for action . . . Gloria has set her sail for Navy nursing. ARTHUR SCI-IUCHT O Artie, O Artie. tender and true. Huntington's loss is our gain . . . A big part of our foot- ball team . . . I have a little shadowfi GLORIA C. SEMENZA In praise of you, words alone are wholly inadequate. . . . big smile and a bigger heart . . . A brilliant success . . . A master at all she attempts. MARY SHYNKAR None know thee but to love thee, not name thee but to praise. Her cheery way draws many a friend. Take a letter, Miss Mary. SEYMORE J. SINKOWITZ Give thy thoughts no tongue. those irrevelant questions . . . he wishes to be a flyer, don't you Seymore? or is it Morris? Inter- ests . . . Commandos? SHIRLEY M. SOPER Sugar and spice, and all things nice . . . that's what Shirley's made of . . . a delicate loveliness . . . her main interest, roller skating! 18