Battin High School - Red and White Yearbook (Elizabeth, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1936 volume:

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GEORGE 'S. GREEN A Message SwiTTly The days pass. ln a Tew monThs you, The members oT Two more senior classes, will leave BaTTin. We TrusT ThaT your Three years wiTh us have been Tilled wiTh pleasanT and helpful experiences, ThaT Trom The conTacTs wiTh Teachers and class- maTes and Trom The subiecTs sTudied you have goTTen very much ThaT will be useTul To you in building a characTer ThaT will be unTlinchingly honesT, Thoroughly de- pendable, agreeable, and serviceable ,wherever your TuTure loT is casT. May we urge each oT you To Think seriously upon These necessary TundamenTals oT characTer and To plan earnesTly To build Them inTo your liTe. A TraiT which we wanT all BaTTin sTu- denTs To acquire and which we hope all BaTTin graduaTes will reTain Through liTe is loyalTy. On The BaTTin Seal. a copy oT which is sTamped on The knob oT The enTrance door oT each classroom in BaTTin, are The French words Loyal, Devoir. Each oT you have so oTTen Tacecl Those words ThaT we sincerely hope, like' ErnesT and The GreaT STone Face, unconsciously They have or may become The masTer characTerisTics oT The liTe of each oT you. Remember ThaT loyalTy is a Torce, noT a senTimenT: a course' oT conducT, noT a creedf lT means being wiTh, noT merely Tor, as The GreaT Leader said. l-le ThaT is noT Tor me is againsT me. Being loyal means being unselTish and willing To sac- riTice. Be assured ThaT if you will only be loyal To whaT you know is righT and besT, you need have no Tear oT The TuTure. Our sincere wish is, ThaT God's richesT blessings may abide wiTh each oT you always. Y T WILLIAM M. DUNCAN ' h 4 SELECTED FROM EMERSON'S ESSAY ON MANNERS There is always a besT way of doing everyThing, ET IT be To boil an egg. Manners are The happy way OT doing Things. Manners are buT ThoughTs enTering inTo hands and TeeT, conTrolTing The movemenTs oT The body, The speech and The behavior. DeTecT in manners is usuaily The deTecT oT fine percepTions. HELEN V. DECKER L .A l Faculty William M. Duncan. Principal: Miss Helen V. Decker. Assistant to Principal: English Department: Mr. Merrill V. Paine. Director: Miss Ethel Barton. Dramatics: Miss Helen V. Paine. Librarian: Mr. Clifton Dowlin: Mr. George S. Green: Mr. Aria M. Hawley: Miss Marguerite Houlihan: Mrs. Lora TQ Hurd: Miss Laura Keith: Miss Muriel L. Neunert: Miss Althild E. Peterson: Miss Adelene M. Reed: Mrs. Ruth B. Stebbins: Foreign Language Department: Mrs. R. H. Melamed. Director: Miss Elise Degenring: Miss Antoinette Dimler: Miss Martha Elting: Mrs. Felicite Hottman: Mr. George W. King: Miss Ruth Wagner: Mathematics Department: Miss Amanda Loughren. Director: Miss Margaret McCallum: Miss Adah J. Wade: Mr. John A. White: Miss Margaret Stinson: Social Studies Department: Mr. Edwin M. Barton, Director: Miss Sara L. Bartow: Mr. Stanley C. Riggs: Mr. Roland Stonebaclc: Miss Letha Westfall: Science Department: Mrs. Pauline McD. Atkins. Director: Miss Charlotte Greenwald, Lab. Asst.: Miss J. Vida Emloerger: Miss Dora Harris: Miss Irene M. Kerstetter: Miss Caroline H. I0 Faculry l Mucha: Mr. John M. Updegraph: Healfh and Physical Educaiion Deparimenf: Mr. Waller Gardell, Supervisor: Miss Esfher L. Gaies: Miss Mary A. Munro: Miss Florance A. Powers: Fine Ar+s Depari- meni: Miss Dorofhy Porfer, Supervisor: Mrs. Helen Keane: Miss Florence Flock: Household Economics Deparfmeni: Mrs. Mary H. McDermo'H. Supervisor: Mrs. Winilred French: Miss Leonora Holloway: Miss Marie Hughes: Miss Josephine Kaul: Miss Anna Roeniglc: Miss Celesle Whaley: Mechanical Deparimeniz Mr. Henry Schopp: Shop Craff Deparimeni: Mr. Henry Schopp: OFl'ice Sfaff: Mrs. C. E. Cann: Miss Kafhryn F. Gill: Miss Mary M. Leary: Music Deparlmenl: Mr. Thomas Wilson. Direclor: Mr. Arihur Brandenburg: Miss Violef Johnson: Mr. Harold G. Vogi: Commercial Depari- menf: Mr. James F. Gallagher, Direclor: Miss Marie Alfermall: Mr. Charles V. Andersen: Miss Elizabelh Ayer: Mrs. Eleanor A. Balcer: Mr. Samuel Boyar: Mr. VV. E. Dudas: Mr. Ralph M. Hovis: Mr. Henry G. Glasser: Mr. James Howell: Miss Emma B. lse'H: Mr. John C. Laclcas: Mr. Leo S. Kornhauser: Miss Luella Louclcs: Mr. James S. Quenan: Miss Margaref Walker. Edifor-in-Chief: Rose Engelman: Assisiani Edifor: Mamie Kundrai: Class Eelifor: Marion Neunerl: Assisfanis: Mary Milchell: Doris Grey: Edna Ferencz: Rurh Hurewilz: Virginia Filzgerald: Elfriede Fornofl: Eslelle Goldberg: Frances Geiger: Effa Shields: Harrier Gaslcill: Anna Lamberf: Jean Borofl: Heria Hoffman: Theresa Lefiierig Alice Friesr: Ediih Heide: Liferary Edilor: Edifh Niccolls: Assisfanfs: Selma Takiff: Rufh Vogel: Mariorie Holmes: Frances Templcin: Florence Shapiro: Club Ediior: Rufh Miller: Assisianfs: Rufh Kellinghausen: Marjorie Wheeler: Mafaley Enrin: Adolphina Andrulmevich: Charloife Bingham: Aihleiics: Helen Losee: Ida Alvarez: Marie Abenilla: Typing Edifor: Helen Sheridan: Assisfanfs: Rosalyn Silverman: Elsie Orazzio: Julianne Chalcan: Julia Malinowslcy: Hilda Sfoof: Mildred Serpico: Jennie Szlama: Frances Rosenblulh: Mary Puzio: Lolrie Dobosh: Celia Rosenberg: Mary Krypal: Feaiure Edifor: Grace Howey: Assisfanis: Mildred De Rose: Rebecca Krasnos: Velma Burke: Florence Poch: Doris BenneH': Efhel Woul: Eleanor Phy: Phoio Assisranls: Eihel Schofield: Margarel Berweiler: Mary Mifchell: Naomi Campbell: BeHy Housfon: Belly Mc- I2 Sfaff - Red and While Q Manus: Slephanie Sfasulis: Miriam Manheim: Eslher Gabrielsonr Grace Marlcihaler: Barbara Biclcel- haupl: Jessie Sharp: Virginia Killimell: Anne l-lamillon: Grace l-lowey: Sylvia Solros: Jewel Dvorak: Ari: Grace Gelernier: Berfha Hardie: Barbara Blades: Faculfy Advisers: Miss Alfhild Pelerson, Chairman: Mrs. Helen Keane, Arr and Phofography: Miss Florence Ploclx, Ari: Mr. Samuel Boyar, Business: Mrs. Rufh Sfebbins, Clubs: Mr. Cliffon Dowlin, Clubs: Business: Thelma Hobson, Manager: Senior Assishanlsz Jeanefie McGinley: Dorofhy Grifien: Cecille Goldslein: Virginia Morgan: Thelma Johnson: Anne Rosenbaum: Margaref Paul: Doris Daly: Maude Anderson: Evelyn Davies: Veronica Gromelc: Mary Doroshenlco: Bernadine Town: Junior Assisfanfs: Ruih Seymour: Frances Serchak: Winifred Grilllen: Mary McGreene: Alice Slanfon: Helen Kirk: Helen Debesis: Mary Redzinalc: Lola Vasfa: Marion Wald: Emma Uhl: Pearl Presser: Mildred Clark: Sophomore Assishanfs: Karhleen Quinn: Margaref Grall: Mildred Washingfon. I3 Order of 'I'he Book Adminisfrafion Seniors Classes Clubs Afhlerics Feafu res Li+erary Adver+isemen+s SENIORS She Reminds Me of Spring Golden curls drip and sparkle And welcome high noon. Her eyes shine, and gay lips smile Wifh eloquenf grace. Like a bi+ of ancienf lace Lovely and fine. Sheer fhreads of gold Woven on a loom Of youfhful music-maker's mirfh. Wifh happiness Iighf and free And rose silk sfreaming behind, She is summer pursuing spring. H. Memoria Rogers Life A life wifhouf a rnofive ls a useless fhing af besf, If makes fhe world seem empfy, And all efforf poorly spenf. Each life is senf for somefhing Thai somefhing each musf find: We know fhaf ere we grasp if, We musf work among our kind. Narcissus Frances Cullinane, IOCI2 The moon goddess,'conlen'red wifh herself and fhe world. Smoofhed 'her golden hair, And smiled al her reflecfion ln fhe clear, ebony mirror Of 'lhe lake. - Elizabefh Henriksen, I IPI Day Break The nighf's fragrance Had iusf kissed fhe lovely Dawn And awakened her, Gracefully she danced Across fhe darkened heavens And Iiffed 'rhe veil of nighf. lvlefa Tisch I6 A Class of January I936 V. Greenwood. E. Schiffl, Miss Keiih. N. Campbell, W. Lohfelcl CLASS OFFICERS Presidenl' Virginia Greenwood Vice Presidenf Secrefary Elizaloelh Schiffl Naomi Campbell Treasurer Winifred Lohfeld ' CLASS ADVISERS Miss Laura Keirh, Chairman Miss Emma lseH' Miss Lelha Wesllall Miss J. Vida Emberge CLASS MOTTO Lei 'rhe flame of wisdom always burn. CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS Gardenia Nile Green and W'hi+e CLASS SONG To +hee, Alma Maier, we bid fond adieu. Thy high ideals will reveren+ly be held. Thy spirir will guide us rowards all +ha+'s good and 'rrue A beacon 'ro aid us Jrhru life's long palh. The friendships we've formed here will never never die, Tho' we are parred by 'lhe passing years Wilh love and devorion we'l! hold 1-hy banners high And cherish forever +he Red and Whire. The ioys lhal' we've known will lasl 'For all our days Sweel' memories wilh us we will always hold. So now a greal' chorus we raise in rhanlclul praise Oh Baffin, Oh BaHin we sing farewell. Rose C. Engleman Dorolhy R. Fromm Naomi Campbell MARIE R. ABENILLA I4-I Fourrh Slreei Knowledge is power. V, Pres. lmprompiu Speakers, Drama, Gym, Honor Gym, Capt Baseball, Capt Valley, Baskeiball, Hockey, Deck Tennis, Fem Chem., Archery Tourna., Aih. Council, B.H.S.. R. 8: W.. Natl Honor. College IDA F. ALVAREZ 237 Marshall Sireei Her personalify is as good as any magnet lmpromplu Speakers, German, Drama, Gym, Soc. Amen., Fem Chem., Afh. Council, Baseball, Baslceiball, Natl Honor. College HENRIETTA J. AMBROSE 487 Henry Sireei Pa+ience is lhe key of con'lent Soc. Amen., Hosress, High Spois. Secrelary MAUDE ANDERSON 46 Chilion Sire? Life has loveliness lo sell. Pres. Soph., Soc. Amen., Aufomoiive, R. 8: W. Secreiary ADOLPHINA ANDRUKEVICH 3l9 S. Park Sireei' Swee+Iy sedale-bu+ serious. Book Lovers, German, Magazine, Sec.. Library, Dress Access., Girl Reserves, R. 31 W., Honor Forum, Service Lea- gue, Crafi and Cafering. Librarian THERESA G. ASTORINA 23l Erie Sireel Very quiel' and very neat Dress Access., Ouidoor, Legal Prob- lems and Praclices. Sienographer I8 LILLIAN BAHR I067 Elizabefh Avenue Hair, a shining robe woven by - naiure. Hosress V. Pres., Gym, Refail Lab. Secrelary EDNA OLIVE BANBURY l5O Sayre Sireel' ll is good Io be Iaoih merry and wise. Honor Forum, Orch., Shop Craft Handicraft Ouidoor, Drama, Giil and Novelly, College ANNE J. BARNA A 922 Kenneih Avenue Her alhlelic abilily has broughl her fame. Drama, Gym, Honor Gym, V. Pres. Poefry, Sect V. Pres., Treas., Volley- ball, Service League. Normal School BEATRICE BELESKI 2Il Clark Place Her voice is low and sweet Ouldoor, Hosfess, German, Dress Access. Secrelary DORIS BENNETT 820 Summer Sireel A smoofh and sleadfasl mind. Poeiry V. Pres., French, Drama, Sr. Reserves, Biology, Glee, Ari, Honor Forum Sec., R. X4 W. College EVELYN BENZ 3l4 Livingsion Sireel Her air, her manner, all who saw admired. German. Secrelary MARGARET BERWEILER 233 Murray Sireef A good friend is worih a lol of gold. Hcsiess. Pariy Planning, Drama, Gym. lmprompiu. Jr. Glee, Magazine, lnf door Rec. ' Nurse BARBARA BLADES 458 Morris Avenue Characler is higher lhan inlellec'r. Honor Forum, Lalin, Posier, Pencil Slceiching, Fem Chem. Ari School ELEANOR M. BLASBERG 9l0 Souih Sfreei Bring wifh 'Ihee ies! and youlhful iollilyf' Aulomolive, Girl Reserves, German V. Pres., Poelry Pres,, Service League. Drama, Dress Access. V. Pres.. Out door Rec., Sect Pres., lmprompiu Speakers. Normal School DOROTHY JEANNE BORNSCHEIN 840 Jersey Avenue Sweets io lhe sweet. Soc. Amen. V. Pres., Aufomofive, Honor Serving V. Pres., R. X: W., Treas. Secl. Secrelary EMILY BREHLE IOI7 William Slreel Hence, loaihed Melancholy. V. Pres. Sed., Gym, Drama, Hosless, High Spofs. Soph. Jr. and Sr. Soc. Amen.. Pariy Planning, Indoor Rec.. Aulomolive. Secreiary ROSE BRENNER bl5 Grier Avenue As good as she looks. Book Lovers, Drama. Baffin Honor Forum, Hosless. Undecided MILDRED CLARA BROOKS 7ll Floral Avenue Her aims are high. buf so is she. Magazine Pres., Dress Access. Pres., Library. Nurse SELMA BROWN 8 Walson Avenue Her fingers lrip lighfly over 'lhe keys. Band, Orch., Ciiy Band, Counly Band. College CONSTANCE HELEN BUELL 717 Madison Avenue There is no obslacle ioo high for 'her. Band, Orches., Soph., Jr. Glee. Lib- rary, Adv. Glee. Normal School ANNE BUNDRA 20 Washinglon Avenue All things come fo him who wait. Pariy Planning, Salesmanship, Indoor Rec., Dress Access., Hosless, Soc. Amen. Refail LYDIA ANTONIA BUNES l53 Ripley Place Give every man lhine ear, and few lhy voice. Lalin, Soc. Amen. Nurse ANNA BURGER 826 Easl Jersey Slreei Oh fha? we could see ourselves as olhers see us. Orch., Pen 8: Key, V. Pres. Salesman- ship, Dress Access. Secrelary I I9 DOROTHY V. BURISCH 22 Jaques Sireel Sof+ words hurl noi lhe mouEh. Soph.. Jr.. Sr. Soc. Amen.. Pres. Jr. Soc. Amen., V. Pres. Sr. Soc. Amen.. Gym. ABC 8: Sr. Girl Reserves, High Spofs. Deck Tennis. Hosless. Secrolary VELMA BURK 855 Sheridan Avenue Very swee+ and very demure. French. Adv. G-lee, Girl Reserves. V. Pres. Sect., R. 81 W. College GRACE BUSCH l72 Madison Avenue Good lasle is 'lho flower of good sense. Ouldoor. Craff Shop, Swimming, A.B.C.. Sr. Reserves. I-landicrall. Gill. German. Nurse NAOMI CAMPBELL 544 Soulh Park Slreef Happiness is 'lhe resulf of work wall done. Oufdoor. Adv. Glee, Service League. Safely Council. V. Pres. 8: Sec. Sect. Sec. Class. Color Guard. Nal'l Honor. Secrelary FRANCES CANTILLO 847 Fourth Avenue Good in sporls and e good sporl foo. Ballin B, Senale. Gym. Honor Gym Treas.. Alh. Council, Red Cross. Pen 8: Key. Jr. Glee, Librarian. Volleyball. Baskefball Mgr.. Deck Tennis, Hockey. Baseball. Secrolary JULIANNE E. CHAKAN 735 Brunswick Avenue A quiel' mind is richer 'than a crown. Soc. Amen., Gym. R. 81 W.. Drama. Secrefary 20 ISABELLA M. CHARKOWSKI 703 Summer Sfreel' Speech is greal'-silence is grader. Soc. Amen.. Indoor Rec.. Gif? and Novelly. Shoppers. Slenographer ANTOINETTE COLICCHIO 216 Niles Sireel Silence is more musical 'lhan any song. Gym, Dress Access., Pres. Boolc Lovers. Treas. Sect. Oufdoor. Com'l Honor. Cerlified Public Accounianl' DORIS DALY I8 Sayro Efreel ln her quielness is her slrengl'h. Aulomolive. R. 8: W.. Experf Sleno. Sscrelary EVELYN' DAVIES lIl3 Madison Avenue Sing away sorrows: casl away cares. Adv, Glee. Gym, R. 8: W.. V. Pres. Secl. Secrelary MABEL DAZIN l20 Madison Avenue True love never runs smoolh. Gym. Parly Planning. Soph. Sc Jr. Glee, V. Pres. A.B.C. 8: Sr. Reserves. Treas. lmpromplu Spealcers, Magazine French. Sec.-Treas. Shop Craft Sec. Nurse HELEN C. DEINER 7I7 Bailey Avenue Silence is golden, bul' I prefer silver. Library, Honor Gym, Jr. Glee, Com'l Law, C-Sym. Oliice Work MILDRED de ROSE 47I Madison Avenue l+'s nice lo be nafural when you're naiurelly nice. Hosless, Soc. Amen., Pencil Skelch- ing, Girl Reserves Sec., Pres., Our World Today, Sec., Avial., R. 8: W. Undecided VERA MARIA DESMOND 227 Murray Slreel Modesiy ofien gains more 'lhen pride. Ouidoor, Dress Access., Shop Crali, Magazine, Indoor Rec., Girl Reserves. Business School GRACE De STEFANO 561 Second Avenue Of quief lassies, fhere are buf few. Dress Access, Undecided GERTRUDE DEVINE 340 Soulh Broad Slreel' Fair as a sfar. Service League. Hosfess, Our World Today, Girl Reserves, lmprompiu Speakers, Aviafion, V. Pres. Dress Access. Librarian MINERVA E. EBBE 958 Edgewood Road Willing 'lo help everyone. Orch., A.B.C. 8: Sr. Girl Reserves. Gym. V. Pres. 81 Sec. Gill, Sed. Treas. College BERNICE ECKENTHAL I358 Garfield Place Knowledge comes, laul' wisdom lingers. Currenl Evenfs, Glee. Dress Access. German, Pres. Dress Access. College ROSE C. ENGELMAN ' 229 Lincoln Avenue To sirive, io seek, +o find, and noi fo yield. Band, Orch., Glee, All-Siafe Orch., Counly Band, All-Ciiy Band and Orch., Wood Wind Trio, Nal'l l-lonor Soc., Easiern Music Camp, R. 8m W. Physician EDNA FERENCZ I4O Fillh Slreel ll is a friendly hear! fhal has many friends. Soc. Amen., R. 81 W., Arl Melal Craft Gill, l-losiess, Sr. Girl Reserves. Secrefary LORETTA FREEDMAN 755 Canfon Slreef Her eyes are songs wlhoul' words. Servce League, Dress Access., V. Pres., Sec. Sect, High Spols, Pencil Skelching, Figure Skefching, Pres. Dress Access. Undecided MARY FRIEDLAND 809 Murray Sireel Modesiy is her virlue. Hosless, Soc. Amen., Ouldoor, Legal Prololems 8: Pracfices. Secreiary ' EDNA ELIZABETH FRITZ 408 Washingfon Avenue Hear me for I will speak. Soc. Amen., Currenf Evenis, Parly Planning, Trees., Sect V. Pres., Sales- manship Pres., Auiomorive. Buyer DOROTHY K. FROMM 856 Bailey Avenue Music is her standby. Band, Orch., Lilo., Adv. Glee, Sec. Jr. Glee, Ciiy Band, Shale Orch., Couniy Band, Easl. Music Camp 84 Brass Ouarier, Slale Champion Trio '35, College 2l -1 'VIRGINIA GAINES - 72 Bond Sfreef Gen+Ie fo hear, kindly fo judge. Poefry, Dress Access., Hisfory, Travel. Normal School RUTH GILBERT 545 Soufh Broad Sfreef A merry hearf fhaf laughs af care. Girl Reserves, Orch., Indoor Rec.. Oufdoor Rec.. Treas., Secf., Gym. Dress Access. Secrefary VIOLA ANNE GIRKONT 620 Madison Avenue Jusf does her work and goes her way. Hosfess, Giff. Sfenographer ADELAIDE GOTTLIEB 86 Summif Road Live and grow in wisdom. Currenf Evenfs, Glee, Dress Access., Indoor Rec., Refail Lab.. German. Normal School DORIS GRAY 598 Monroe Avenue ' A smile heals fhe wounding of a frown. Soph. 81 Jr. Glee, Secf. Sec.. Pres., High Spofs, Baffin Senafe, Girl Re- serves, Giff Pres., Indoor Rec., R. 31 W., Hosfess, Parfy Planning, Oufdoor Rec., Soc. Amen. Pres. Secrefary VIRGINIA GERTRUDE GREENWOOD A 650 Cleveland Avenue Thy modesfy 'is a candle fo fhy merif. Naf'I Honor. Honor Forum, Service League, Class Treas., Pres. Secf., Pres., V. Pres., Sec.. Pencil Slcefching, Biology, Lafin, Shop Craff, Pres., French, Dress Access., Magazine, Vol- Iey. Occupafional Therapy 22 JOSEPHINE M. GUEMPEL 859 Cross Sfreef Youfh holds no sociefy wifh grief. Giff, Indoor Rec.. Oufdoor Rec., Hosfess, Parfy Planning, Dress Ac- cess., Soc. Amen. Secrefary JANE HARRIS 43 Bellwood Place She walks in beaufy like fhe nighf. Band, Gym. A.B.C. 81 Sr. Girl Re: serves, French. Treas. Salesmanship, G-iff. ' Nurse LOIS CLAIRE HARRISON 3I4 Walnuf Sfreef A quief fasfe and no parficular hasfe. Soph., Sr. Soc. Amen., I-losfess, Dress Access., Gym. High Spofs. Aviafion. Secrefary DOROTHEA R. HAMMELL 637 Jefferson Avenue She liked whafever she looked on. Girl Reserve, Treas., Secf.. Gym, Ouf- door, Jr. 8: Adv. Glee, Book Lovers, Soc. Amen., R. 8: W. Secrefery MILDRED LOUISE HARVARD I066 William Sfreef ' Lef us do or die. Band, Soph. 8: Jr. GIee,'PenciI Skefch- ing, Parfy Planning, Aufomofive, Girl Reserves. I Typisf MARGARET E. HEDDEN I6' Kerlyn Courf' . Success is fhe resulf of hard work.' High Spofs, Dress Access., Secf. Sec., Baffin Senafe, Poefry, Naf'I Honor, Currenf Evenfs, Indoor Rec. V. Pres. Journalisf THELMA HOBSON 42I Trinily Place She knows 'rhe arf of pleasing. Sed. Treas. 8t Sec.. Experi' Typisis. Class Treas., Auiomoiive, Experf Sfeno. V. Pres.. R. 8: W. Secreiary NORMA HOCHSTRASSER B57 Garden Slreel ln quieiness is her sfreng+h. Soc. Amen., Honor Serving, Pariy Planning, Salesmanship, Baseball. 'Physical Educafion ELEANOR R. HOFFACKER ' lI3l Applegale Avenue The genlleness of all lhe gods go wiih +hee. High Spols, Ari Melal, Cralr Shop, Figure Slcefching. Ari' School MARJORlE HOLMES 966 Park Avenue Her voice is sweef as if ii' look ihe music from her face. French, Honor Forum, Oufdoor, R. 8: W., Fem Chem., Sr. Girl Reserves. College GRACE MARY HUGHES 304 Morris Avenue Good humor is always a success. Biology, Dress Access., Legal Prob- lems and Pracfice. Sfenographer ROSE B. IDAROLA 848 Easi Jersey Sfreel She has been alfriend in sunshine and in shade. Band, Orch., Counly Band, Soph. 81 Jr. Glee, Alh. Council, R. 8r W., Girl Reserves. Secreiary IDA ITZKOWITZ 765 Myrile Sfreel' Why should life be all labor? Gym, Dress Access., Pres. Parly Plan- ning, Soc. Amen., Drama. Sfenographer LILLIAN KASSINGER 25 Bank Sfreei Love, sweelness, goodness in her person shine. Band, Orch., R. 8: W., Couniy Band. A.B.C., Girl Reserves. Secrefary ENID KELLER 25l Wesffield Avenue Lei knowledge grow from more fo more. Experi Typisls, Sec. Com'l Honor, Library. Seci. Soc., Dress Access., Experf Sfeno., Nal l Honor. Privale Secrelary MABEL KERR I023 Kipling Road A good spori' in fhe hue sense of lhe word. High Spois, Boolc Lovers, Ari' Mefal, Biology, Drama. College HELEN KOELBL 637 Soufh Sfreel' Noihing greal was ever achieved wiihouf enihusiasm. Service League, Capi., Band, Orch., Na'r'l Honor, Experl Typ., All-Siaie Orch., All-Cify Bancl 81 Orch., Experf Sieno., R. 84 W. Secrefary DOROTHY? HELEN KOMAR ' 597 Monroe Avenue My song is one of ihe ioys of life. Band, Orch., Aolv. 8: Jr. Glee, Counfy Band 8: Orch. Business College 23 STELLA KRISSOFF I377 Alina Slreel Still wafer runs deep. Q Oufdoor. Secrefary OLGA KUZMINSKI 330 Bond Sfreef Happiness is made fo be shared. Oufdoor, Hockey, Dress Access., Ger- man, Honor Serving. Secrefary ELIZABETH KATHLEEN LAME 962 Meredifh Avenue Few know ihe Treasures hid in you. Service League, Soc. Amen.. Gym Dress Access., Drama, Parly Planning G-leo, Honor Forum, Hosress. Undecided CATHERINE LaROCCA 222 Amity Sfreel' Silence is fhe mofher of frufh. Dress Access. Secrefary ANNA LAURINAITIS 240 Clark Place If silence were golden she'd be a millionaire. Hosless, Ourdoor Rec., Dress Access.. Indoor Rec., Hockey, Parfy Planning. Refailer ELEANOR LEFCHICK 48 Washingfon Avenue A quief maid, buf a good one. Band, Orch., Counfy Band, Cify Band, Baffin Clarinef Quarfef. Secrefary 24 GRACE A. LENHER 409 Franklin Sfreel Whaf fairer cloak fhan cour+esy. Soc. Amen., Parfy Planning, Dress Access., Indoor Rec. Secrefary WINIFRED LOHFELD 725 Easl' Jersey Sfreef Greaf is fhe frulh and all powerful. Secf. Pres., Senafe, Service League, Library, R. 8: W., Giff, German, Ex- pert Siena., Poefry, Class Pres.. V. Pros., Trees., Na'f'l Honor. Secrefary ELEANOR LUTTGENS 706 Livingsfon Slreef Wisdom is a source of knowledge. Color Guard, Service League. R. 81 W., German, Giff, Com'l Honor, V. Pres. Library, Secr. Treas. Secrefary JULIA EMILIA MALINOWSKY 436 Spencer Sfreel Cheer up-fhe Iasl' exam is over.' Gym, Baseball, Outdoor, Parry Plan- ning, Dress Access., Hosfess. Fem Chem., Pres. French, Trees. Class, R. 8: W., Drama. Nurse EVELYN MARINO ll2 Sayre Slreef A charm offends her everywhere. Com'l Law, Experl Typ., Biology, Jr. Glee. Secrefery IDA LILLIAN MARTINANGELO 309 Spencer Sfreel' A friend fo all wifh many friends. Ari Mefal, Biol., French, Soph. 8: Jr. Baseball,ISr. Hockey, Fem Chem.. lmprompfu Speaking. Nurse Q ZENA MATTES I49 Elmora Avenue Tesla fhe ioy'-thai springs from labor. Service League, Honor Eorum. R. 81 W.. Drama. Honor Serving. Com'l Builders. 20lh Ceniury Drama. Secrefary JEAN MEIERHOFFER I63 Weslfield Avenue Flowers laugh before ihee on lheir beds. Undecided MIMI MERLO SOVZ Third Sfreel A sweei' alfraclive kind of grace. Soc. Amen.. Sed. Sec., Dress Access. Sfenographer MARION M. MILLER II2 Wesllield Avenue For smiles are lhe language of love. Soph. 8r Jr. Glee, High Spols. Soc. Amen.. Indoor Rec.. Hosiess. Oul- cloor. Dross Access. Treas. Secrefary IDA -MILLER 4 358 Firsl Slreef Blushing is the color of vir+ue. Ouidoor. Indoor Rec.. Hosfess. Soph. 8: Jr. Glee. Soc. Amen. - Secrelary MARGARET T. MILLER I4 Cedar Avenue I' Play Ihe game well. Dress Access. Sec.. Biol.. Honor Serv- ing. Legal Problems and Pracfice. Soph. Glee. 1 Nurse MARGARET HELENA MILLER 627 Floral Avenue Happiness is rhe resulf of work well done. I Biol.. Soc.iAmen.. lmpromplu Speak- ing. Dress Access. V. Pres.. Soph. 81 Jr. Glee. German. Honor Forum. Pres. Gill and Novelly. Nurse VIRGINIA MILLER 324 Fav Avenue She'lI 'find a way. Soc. Amen. Secrelary MARY BLANCHE MITCHELL 55 Fourlh Slreel' She is a wonder and noihing Iess. Hosless, V Drama, Pencil Slrelching. Impromplu Speaking. V. Pres.. Ger- man. Fem Chem.. Senare, R. 81 W.. Gym. Sed. Pres. 8: V. Pres. Nurse HELEN MITTASCH 540 Adams Avenue The blushing beauiies of a modesi' maid. Band. Orch., Woodwind Tris. Ciry Band 8: Orch.. All-Slare Orch.. Eliz. Philharmonic. Counly Band. Jr. Girl Reserves. Secrefary MARION ADELAIDE MOPPING 207 Bond Sfreel' I'm here fo gel' a general idea of Ihings. Gym. lmpromplu Speakers. Girl Re- serves. Band, Cily 81 Counly Bancl. Indoor Rec.. Soph. Sr Jr. Glee. Siege VIRGINIA RUTH MORGAN 25 Decker Avenue Neal and refined in appearance and mind. Experl Typ.. Service League. Pres. Com'l. Honor. Color Guard. R. gr W., Indoor Rec. NaT'l Honor. . Secrcrary 25 ELIZABETH ANNE MUNSON l26 De Harl Place I have lived near 'lhe rose. Play Produclion. Preperalory College OLGA MYNA 645 Garden Slreel' She governs her acfions by counsel and noi' by passion. Gym, V. Pres. Sect, Jr. 8: Adv. Glee, Class V. Pres., Nal l Honor, Expert Typ., R. 81 W. Secrelary JOAN NAPAWANITZ 744 Pearl Sfreel Know lhyself. Parly Planning. Salesmanship, Indoor Rec., Hosless, Soc. Amen. Secrelary MARION NEUNERT I69 Jacques Slreel' Wisdom is better 'khan rubies. Secl. Pres., Honor Gym, Girl Re- serves, Bio. Prize, Senale, Fem Chem., Pres., R. 81' W.. V. Pres., Alh. Council, Volley, Gym, Library Na+'l Honor. Cornell EDITH L. NICCOLLS 633 Bailey Avenue f'Blue were her eyes as 'ihe fairy flax. Soc. Amen., Biol., Drama, Lalin, High SPOIS. R. 81 W., Jr. 81 Adv. Glee. Columbia or N.Y.U. JANE OLSEN 729 Lindon Avenue Blushing is lhe color of virlue. Orch., Cily Orch., High Spols, Poelry, Ballin Honor Forum, Girl Re- serves, Gifl, Service League, Indoor Rec. Secrelary 26 ELSIE ORAZZIO 3l2 Amily Slreel' Shor+ and sweelg plump and perils. Experl Typ., R. 8: W. Business School MAE OSTROWSKI 202 Delaware Slreel Variely is 'lhe spice of life. Gym, Oufdoor, Drama, Avialion, Soc. Amen., Hosfess. Secreiary V KATERINA SANDRA PANCHAK 944 Mereclilh Avenue She made her sighs lo sing. Soc. Amen., Hosless, Indoor Rec.. Salesmanship Sec., Adv. Glee. Office Worlc THERESA C. PANZARINO 2l5 Spencer Slreel' , Enioy fhy youlh, il can noi' slay. Experl' Typ., Experl Sfeno. Secreiary DOLORES PASTERNAK 563 Soulh Broad Slreel Beauly lives wilh kindness. Pencil Slcelching, Soph., Jr. 8: Adv Glee, Secl. Treas. 8: Sec., Dress Access. Ari' School JOSEPHINE PILIPAVIC 49 Pine Slreel' Silence never belrays you. indoor Rec. Pres., Com'I Law, Relail- ing, Soc. Amen. Secrelary MARY DOROTHY POLANSKY 649 Monigomery Sireel' In ln sfafure small. I Band, Orch., Ciiy Bend, Drama, Glee, A'rh. Council, Experi Typ. Secrefary LEONORA PUGH I63 Madison Avenue Greal is fhe assisfance of a faiih- 'ful friend. Secf. Treas., Biol., Oufdoor, Dress Access., Shop Crafi, French. A.B.C. 8: Sr. Girl Reserves Sec., lmprompiu Speaking, Magazine, Fem Chem. Treas. N.J.C. ALICE PUTNAM 44 Orchard Slreei Ambi'lion has no resl'. Hosiess, Laiin, High Spofs, German, Seci. Treas., Magazine, Maih Prize, Nai'l Honor. College MARIE B. REGAN 842 Myrile Slreel' Blessings on Thee, liH'le maid. Curreni Evenis, High Spois, Dress Access., indoor Rec. Secrefery ELIZABETH REPHOLZ 330 Bond Slreei' Wisdom and beauly form a rare comlainafionf' . Honor Gym, Capl. Deck Tennis, Hockey, Volley, Gym, Baseball Mgr. Nurse HELEN MEMORIA ROGERS 436 Franklin Sfreel Books are e 'founiain of power. Pencil Skeiching. Secreiary CELIA ROSENBERG 465 Third Avenue A smooih and sieadfasl mind. Secf. Pres., Soc. Amen.. Com'l Build- ers, 20ih Ceniury Drama, Com'l Honor. Sfenographer MARCELLA BURTIN ROWE llll Seib Avenue Silence is ihe speech of love. Com'l Law, Pariy Planning, Soc. Amen. Omce Work HELEN SACHAROW I060 Sheridan Avenue Never frouble frouble unfil Trouble iroubles you. Com'l Builders, Pres. Drama, Biol., R. 8: W., Honor Drama. Secrelary HELEN SACHKOWSKY I45 Magnolia Avenue Gen'I'le fhoughfs and calm desires. Indoor Rec., Ouidoor, Dress Access., Soc. Amen. Secrefary ALMA SATTLER IO25 Kipling Road ' Zesf for life. Jr. Glee, Pariy Planning, Dress Access., Aulomofive, Craff Cafering, Soc. Amen. Secrelary ANTONIA SAWON II7 Froni' Sireei' L Lively an-d gay, singing all day. Gym, Ouidoor, Hosiess, Soc. Amen., Siudiocralf. Nurse 27 ELIZABETH SCHIFFL 543 Easf Jersey Sfreef Filled fo fhe brim wifh personaIify. Secf. Pres., Class Pres. 3: V. Pres.. Pres. V. Pres. Sec., Treas. Afh. Council, Pres., V. Pres. Experf Typ., Com'l Honor, Girl Reserves, Pres. Com'l Builders, Pen 8: Key. Sec. Senafe, Gym, Pres. Indoor Rec., Capf. Valley, Baseball 81 Baslcefball, Deck Tennis, Baffin B.H.S., Typ. Confesf. Secrefary 1- MARGARET SCHNEIDER 322 Easf Jersey Sfreef The only way fo have a friend is fo be one. German. Secrefary ETHEL SCHOFIELD i435 Concord Place Characfer gives splendor fo youfh. Giff, Indoor Rec., Soc. Amen., lm- prompfu Speakers. Secf. Treas. Undecided U MARY SERNICKY l45 Magnolia Avenue A frue friend is forever a friend. Gym. Hosfess, Arf Mefal, Imprompfu Speakers, Play Producfion, Sfudio Craff. Nurse MILDRED SERPICO 642 Soufh Sfreel Her face glows wifh personalifyf' High Spofs, Gym, Secf. V. Pres.. Pencil Skefching, lmprompfu Speakers. Experf Typ., Honor Serving. A Secrefary MARGUERITE SFORZA I22 Broadway She is as conslanl' as fhe sfars. I Dress Access. Secrefary 28 FLORENCE SIDNEY SHAPIRO 200 Firsf Sfreel God lenf her grace. Jr. 8: Soph. Glee, Currenf Evenfs, Drama, High Spofs, Refail Lab., R. 8: W., Honor Forum. College HELEN SHERIDAN 5l2 Wesf End Avenue Her graceful ease and sweefness, void of pride. Secf. Sec., Class Sec., Treas. Experf Typ., Com'l Builders, Honor Forum, Com'l Honor, R. 8: W. Secrefary DORIS EVELYN SHRED 734 Bailey Avenue Her hair is black as fhe raven's wing. Drama, Hosfess, Oufcloor. Journalisf JENNIE SHUBICK 933 Grove Sfreef PIeasure has been 'Ihe business of my life. Treas. Experf Typisfs, Cify Typing Confesf, Oufdoor Rec., High Spofs. Soc. Amen., Drama. Deck Tennis R. 8a W., Experf Sfeno. Privafe Secrefary ROSALYN ADELE SILVERMAN 228 Lincoln Avenue Rich wifh fhe spoils of nafure. Sec. Drama, Dress Access., Pres. Hosfess, High Spofs, R. 81 W., Avia- tion, Travel, Oufdoor Rec., Aulo- mofive. Privafe Secrefary MARGARET J. SIMON 950 William Sfreef My words were meanf for deeds. Indoor Rec., Giff, Sr. Soc. Amen., Hosfess, Parfy Planning. Sfenographer VIRGINIA KATHRYN SMILEY 53I Monroe Avenue Laughter holding Iaolh her sides. lmpromplu Speakers, Book Lovers, Soph., Jr. Glee, Seci. V. Pres. 8: Treas.. Avialion, Honor Serving, Hosless, Honor Forum. Nurse ISABELLE SMITH 902 Third Avenue We all admil Ihal she is sweet A.B.C. Girl Reserves, Oufdoor, Ari' Melal, Hosiess, Salesmanship, Indoor Rec., Treas. Sr. Girl Reserves, Soc. Amen., Gym. Secrefary HELEN SOLDAN 5l5 Firsf Avenue ExceedingIy well read. Nai'l Honor, Honor Forum, Sec. Poelry, Lieul. Service League, Aulo- moiive, Secf. Pres, V. Pres., Sec., Girl Reserves, Arr, Sramp. Normal School EVELYN SUKORICH 266 Second Sireef Smile and Ihe world smiles wilh you. Ouldoor, Indoor Rec., Hosiess, Jr. 8: Adv. Glee. Secrefary JENNIE SZLAMA 927 Meredifh Avenue l leach my lip ils sweelesf smile. Experf Typ., Indoor Rec.. Dress Ac- cess., Ouldoor. Office Work FRIEDA TEITELBAUM 2I2 Firsf Sfreei' Study is her middle name. Crafis 8: Carering, Poeiry, Magazine, German. Normal School FRANCES TEMKIN 745 Ealon Sfreer Climb lhough fha rocks be rugged.' Curreni' Evenis, Drama, Service Lea- gue, Color Guard, Larin, Aedile, Magazine, V. Pres., High Spols, Soph. 8: Jr. Glee, Sec. French, R. 81 W., Honor Forum. College ELIZABETH VERONA TRUHAN 605 Magnolia Avenue A face 'I'haI' is besl by ifs own beauly dressed. Parly Planning, Hosress, Oufdoor. Dress Access., Honor Forum. Nurse BESSIE TUMINO I22 Smifh Sireel' Happy am I, from care I'm free. V. Pres. Dress Access., Glee, Drama, Soc. Amen. . Secrefary EDITH M. UMBRECHT 622 Madison Avenue lf music be Ihe song of love, play on. Band 'Xe Orch., All-Cily Band X: Orch., Counfy Band, All-Sfaie Orch. Nurse ANNE USONIS 23I Firsl' Sireel 'A born leader. Hosiess, Drama, Pres., lmprompru Speakers, Arr Meral, Figure Skerch., Library, Baffin B., Nafl Honor, Sen- ale, Secf. Pres., Parfy Planning, Srage Craft Honor Serv., Soc. Amen., Afh. Council, Deck Tennis, Baseball, Voi- ley 81 Baskeiball. Nurse LAURA VAIL 754 Vine Sfreel' A friend is worfh all Ihe hazards we can run. Dress Access., Soc. Amen. Oiiice Work 29 BARBARA VANDERCLUTE SI Grove Srreel Those eyesl Deep wells of +houghf. Magazine. Library, Dress Access., Girl Reserves. College s ELIZABETH VAN DEVER 416 Madison Avenue Always smiling and loved by all. Dress Access.. Soc. Amen.. Pariy Planning. High Spois, Indoor Rec. Secreiary CARMELA VELLA 848 Elizabelh Avenue Always ready wifh a smile. High Spols. Band 8: Orch., French, Hosless. Indoor Rec.. A.B.C. Girl Reserves. Sr. Girl Reserves. Dress Access. College VERA LILLIAN VOLKER l60 Orchard Slreef The good is someiimes hidden. buf never deslroyedf' Soc. Amen.. Giff, Hosiess, Indoor Rec., Parry Planning. Undecided MARGERY WHEELER BI9 Wyoming Avenue A face glowing' wifh characier and beauiy. Pres. Biol., French. Pres. V. Pres. Soph. Glee, Adv. Glee, Library. Service Lea- gue. Sec. 81 Treas. Class, R. 8: W.. Nai'l Honor. Fem Chem. College HELEN BARBARA WILINSKY 226 Third Sfreei' SpiriI' unbounded. Dress Access., Hosfess, Soc. Amen., Parry Planning. Nurse 30 GLADYS WILLIAMS 43l Murray Sireei Wiihouf efforf nofhing is gained. Service League, Honor Forum. Biol.. Currenf Evenls, Lalin. High Spois, Fem Chem.. Sect Sec.. Ne+'I Honor. College JENNIE WISNEWSKI I4-I Clarlr Place ' Harmony wiih every grace. Pen 8: Key. Hosress, Orch.. Dress Access. Sienographer EMMA E. WITTMAN 354 Verona Avenue Raiher sober. ye? full of fun. Band 8: Orch.. Ciiy Band 81 Orch.. Brass Quarlel. Afh. Council. Couniy Band. Secreiary STELLA WOJTALA 278 Second Slreel' A good spori and a swell pal. Oufdoor, Dress Access. Secreiary ETHEL WOUL II46 Fairmounf Avenue The glory of a firm capricious mind. Drama, High Spofs. Soph. 8: Jr. Glee, Honor Drama, Honor Forum, Service League. R. 81 W.. Pres. Honor Forum. Nai'l Honor. HELEN YATES i068 Elizabefh Avenue l do noi sei my life af a pin's fee. Indoor Rec.. Gifi. High Spois. Gym. Sed. Trees.. Glee, Book Lovers. Sr. Girl Reserves, Oufdoor. Sr. Soc. Amen., Hosless. Secrelary MARY ANNE ZELINKA 917 McLain Sires? Lei us do or die. Soc. Amen., Salesmanship, Gill, Parfy Planning, Pres. Soc Amen. Nurse 020 A PORTRAIT Her eyes are like a slarry nighl Black and gleaming, clear and cool, Deep as cleplhless wa+ers In Ia moonlil pool. Her face is pale like marble Gleaming fainily, far away, So slill, so calm, so peaceful, Like quief dreams of yesferday. Barbara Blades Class of June I936 H. Hoffman, B. Bicklehaupf, Mr. While, G. Markfhaler, A. Lamberl CLASS OFFICERS Presidenl' Herla Hoffman Vice Presiclenl' Secre'l'ary Barbara Bicklehaupi Grace Marldhaler Treasurer Mr. Slanley C. Riggs Miss Elise Degenring Mrs. Rulh B. Slebloins Mr. Ralph M. Hovis Miss Caroline H. Mucha Mrs. Lora T. Hurd l shall eifher find a way or make one. 5 Anne Lamberr CLASS ADVISERS Mr. John A. While, Chairman Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Mrs. CLASS MOTTO Sara Oslrolif Margarel' Walker Florance A. Powers Margarei' McCallum Anloinelfe Dimler Helen Keane CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS Gardenia Crimson and Gold 32 CLASS SONG Once again we raise our voices In praise of Baffin High: We pledge our besl' endeavors To hold our slanclards high. As we cle arl' from BaHin, We bear liar message clear, Sweel' memories will guide us Through each successive year. May you e'er recall us proudly When we have lefi your halls, May glory of achievemenrs Live on wilhin your walls! Dear friends, we pari in sorrow, Our lcindesl lhoughis +0 you, O BaHin, Alma Ma'rer, We bid fhee fond adieu. Florence Tarlow Jene Geib Irene Balio MARIE ANGELA ALFANO lO29 Augusla Sfreel Eyes and hair as dark as night Dramalic. Soc. Amenities, Soph. and Jr. Glee. Sacrelary EVELYN V. ALLEN 430 Erico Avenue Happy and carefree. Soc. Amenilies. Poelry. Avialion, Drama. .Normal School MARY JOY APPLETON Holel Winfield Scoli Ari is long. buf lime is short French. Dress Designer HELEN FRANCIS AREK 8l Bond Slreel A quiei girl wiih a quiei air. Shoppers, Hosless, Dress Accessories. Pariy Planning. - Secrefary CATHERINE ANNA BALINSKAS . IIS lnslae Place A lady makes no noise. I-losless. Soc. Amenilies. , Secreiary IRENE BALTO I50 Fourlh Sfreel Honors shall breaihe upon +hee. Drama. Adv. and Soph Glee, Nal'l I-loner. Monlclair Teachers' College MARY HAZEL BARRETT 700 Salem Avenue The shorfesl' answer is doing. Drama, Book Lovers. Com'l Law. Secrefary BETTY LOU BARTLETT 445 Rosehill Place Silence is a good inlrocluclionf' Adv. Jr. and Soph. Glee, Aulomolive, Cralf Shop. Secrefary JEUNNE E. BAUERBAND I039 Harding Road The merry heari ihal laughs al' care. Band. Orchesfra, Cily Band, Cily Orchsslra. Counly Band, Flufe Quar- lel, High Spols, Ari Melal. Michigan Universiiy . RUTH .BECKER , 627 Pennsylvania Avenue Nice and fall, liked by all. Dress Accessories, Parfy Planning. Com'l Honor, Soc. Amenifies, Cashier. Girl Res. Secrelary ' CARRIE B. BELDEN 624 Pennsylvania Avenue Her Mays are ways of pleasaninessf' High Spofs. Girl Res., Avialion. Sec. Social Work DOROTHY BERGSTEDT 63l Fullon Slreel' ' ll's qualify, nol' quanIil'y. Reading Circle, Dress Accessories Com'I Law. Secreiary 33 MATILDA E. BERWALD lI6l Henry Sireei On wiih ihe dance. Com'l Honor, lndoor Rec., Girl Res., Soc. Amen., R. 8: W. Secreiary EDITH JANE BEST 937 Jefferson Avenue Nofhing ever worries mel Posier, Library. Sienographer BARBARA BICKELHAUPT IO04 Harding Road Youth is full of sport Volley, Baseball, Alh. Council, Ari Melal Pres., Gym Pres.. Indoor Rec.. Deck Tennis, Pres, and V. Pres. Sed.. Baskefball, B.H.S., Hockey Capt. Honor Gym, Travel. Slenographer ANGELINA BILELLA 237 Amiiy Sireei' Dark hair, dreamy eyes. Hosfess, Gifi, Dress Access.. Soc. Ameniiies, Soph. and Jr. Glee. Secreiary DORIS M. BILLERBECK 859 Cross Avenue True and genial is her naiure. Biology, Ar'r Melal, Sec. Girl Re- serves, Soc. Eng., Drama, Treas.. lmprompru Speaking, V. Pres. Honor Forum, R. W. Normal School ETHEL S. BINDER 607 Elizabeih Avenue She looks, acis, and speaks just as she ought Drama. Soc. Ameniiies, Soph. and Jr. Glee, Com'l Honor, Library, Experi Sieno. Business School 34 CHARLOTTE F. BINGHAM IO9 Rahway Avenue Wil is 'Phe salf of conversa+ion. Soph. and Jr. Soc. Ameniiies Sec. High Spois, Jr. Glee, Girl Res. V. Pres., Trees. R. Vf. College BESSIE BINSTEIN 459 Bond Sfreei' Truly loyal as a friend. Drama, lmprompiu Speakers, Dress Access.. Cam'l Honor, Treas. and Sed. Law and Legal Probs. Secrelary AMANDA BLACKFORD I5 Crane Sfreer Paiience exceeds knowledge. Gif? and Novelly. Sfenographer ESTELLE R. BLUMENTHAL 8l6 Soulh Slreei Who feels greal iruihs and fells Them. Drama, Parry Planning. Nurse EZYDORA M. BOCHANEK 326 Marshall Sireei ln afhlefics she always excells. Honor Gym. Poelfy. Auiomolive, Arr Craff, Aviafion, Slamp, Hockey, Deck Tennis, Baseball. Undecided EMMA S. BODNER 740 Spring Sfreei' Pleasan'l' and friendly and clever loo. Hosress, Soph. Glee, Band, Orchesira, Ciiy Band, Ciiy Orcheslra, Union Counry Band, High Spors. Nurse CECILLA Y. BOFFA A 20 Rosewood Place The mirror of ell cour'Iesy. Aviaiion, l-losiess, French, Drama. Laiin, Gil? and Novelfy. N. J. C. DORIS MARGUERITE BOLLENBACH 640 Cleveland Avenue She isembarled for be'H'er 1'hings. Pres., Sec., Treas., Sect Orchesfra, Biology, High Spois, Sec., Treas, Parfy Planning, Honor Serving, Cashier, Senaie, Fem Chem., Soc. Ameniiies, Nal l Honor. College DOROTHY IRENE BOLLER 82 Dayion Slreei' Lei genileness my sirong enforce- menf be. Honor Gym, High Spois, Baffin B, Fem Chem. College JEAN L. BOROFF - IOI8 Kilsylhe Road Friendly, vivacious, wifh a warm 'Feeling foward all. Soc. Amenifies, Gill, R. Xi W., Shop- I . pers. Honor Serving. Business 'School FLORENCE E. BOYLE 9ll Anna Sireef li is well io be silenf al' limes. Hosfess, Gym, Ari Mefal. Nurse HELENE V. BRATNIK - 317 Bond Sfreef The world belongs fo The energeiicf' Soc. Amenifies Trees., High Spols, Drama. Pres. Theaire Work Shop, Senaie Sec., Shoppers Treas., Hon. Drama. Nurse BETTE JANE BREWSTER 6I5 Bailey Avenue Wise and good as she is fair. High Spofs. Secrefary ANNA BREZNAK 4l2 Magnolia Avenue A greaf deal in a small space. Com'l Builders. Oufdoor. Gym, Hon. Gym, Experi Sieno. Secreiary LORETTA BROOKS 725 Grier Avenue The milclesl' manners and 'Ihe geni- U lesi' head. Soc. Ameniiies, Dress Access. Ari' Meial. Nurse CATHERINE LOUISE BROWN 322 Jefferson Avenue The days of our youih are 'lhe days of our glory. Slenographer MERLE B. BROWN 30 Visia Avenue Sweei' oflnafure, sweei of face. Shopper's, Ari Meial, Hosiess V. Pres., Pres. Sect Secreiary WANDA TERESA BROZOSKA I4-2 Bond Slreel Quie+ and reserved is she. Shoppers, Hosiess, Treas. Auiomoiive, Pariy Planning. Q Secrefary 35 LUCILLE BUCKLEY 25 Chrisiine Sfreef Youth calls for pleasure. Treas. Hosfess. Dress Access.. Auio- moiive. Salesgirl JOSEPHINE ANNA BURKAUSKI II7 Jacques Slreel' Con+en+menf is lhe source of every . iov- Glee. Nurse JULIA ROSE BUSICHIO 2l5 Amily Slreei' Sfudy serves for delight Gym. I-Iosiess. Nurse FRANCES LENORA BUTKUS II7 lnslee Place A quiei girl and dependable. Dress Access. Undecided ALICE ELIZABETH CAPLING 630 Green Sireef Laugh and fhe world laughs wi'rh you. Pariy Planning. Glee. Gift Library, Gym, Com'I Law. Experf Siena. Secreiary MADELAINE EILEEN CARROLL 524 Muriel Parkway A lady in all respecIs. Pres. Soc. Amen.. Glee. Hosiess. Sen- afe. Crafl'-Calerinq. Knifiing. Nurse 36 THERESA ANNA CASSIO 324 Amiiy Sfreel TruIy a worihy friend. German. Hosfess. High Spofs. Normal School LORRAINE B. CAUDILL I8 Cherry Sireei Ambii'ion has no rest High Spois. Library. Soc. English. Honor Forum. Libra ry. Librarian CECELIA CHALMERS 833 Emerson Avenue PersonaIi'Iy persisIs. V. Pres. Seci.. Crafi' 8: Caiering. Giff. Hosfess. Dress Acess., Soc. Amen.. Salesmanship. Pariy Planning. Undecided LOUISE CHICARIELLI 308 High Slreei' Blessed are Ihe ioy-makers. Gym. Honor Gym. Baseball. Class Sec. 8: Trees.. Typing Coniesi. Business School ANNE MARION CHRISTIANSEN 949 William Sfreei' Young and so fair. ' Adv. Glee. Jr. Soph. Glee. Undecided EMILIE S. CHRISTENSEN 824 Van Buren Avenue . VirIue alone is happiness. Com'I Honor. Indoor Rec.. Girl Res. Sienographer EMMA MARIE CLARK IO96 Elizabeih Avenue TrusiworIhy 'friend and cheerful companion. Indoor Rec. Figure Skelching, Soc. Ameniiies. Accouniani' BEATRICE A. CLIFFORD 2l6 Wesilield Avenue Nearness is noi weakness. Trees. Class, Oulcloor, Sewing. Soc. Ameniiies, Dress Acessories. Undecided EVELYN DOROTHY CLOUGH 736 Grier Avenue A soul endowed wiih worth. Dress Accessories, Soc. Amen., Ma- chine, Sen. Girl Res. Secrefary FLORENCE COHEN 521 Jefferson Avenue A willing mind and a desire Io please. Pen 8: Key. Gym. Hosiess. Trees. Sed.. Honor Gym, Expert Sieno. Secrelary JUDITH COHEN IO68 Anna Sireef She is IiHIe buf wise. Com'I. Honor, Auiomoiive, High Spois, Com'l. Law. Accounfani MINNIE B. COHEN 435 Bond Slreei' Eyes are 'lhe windows of rhe soul. Drama, Theaire Worlc Shop, Jr. Glee. Machine, Soc. Amen., Service League. Auiomoiive. Nurse ANN COLBERT I5 Visio Avenue Life's I'oo shori io fret. Jr. Glee, Ari Medal, Fem. Chem. Girl Res. College ESTHER ELIZABETH COLE 628 Green Sfreer She is sunny as ihe SouIh. Experi Sieno., Treas. Com'I Law. Secrelary DOROTHY JEAN CONSTABLE 826 Gebhardi Avenue Music is Ihe greaiesl' good ihal' morfals know. Orchesfra, Band, Ciry Orchesira, Sfafe Orcheslra, A. B. C., Sr. Girl Res., Ciiy Band. Sfenographer DORIS CONWAY II9 Chilion Sireei When if was done, she did il. Book Lovers, Figure Slcelching Pres.. Ari Mei-al, Hockey, Drama, Honor Forum, R. 8: W. Inferior Decoraior DORIS COODER 239 Parmelee Place An engaging smile dispels many a care. Soc. Ameniiies. Pariy Planning, Or- cheslre, Girl Res. College RUTH RHODA COOPERSMITH 538 Magnolia Avenue TelI me please, fell me why. Soc. Ameniiies, Auicmoiive, Dress Ac- cessories, Law. Secrefary 37 EUGENIA CORTEZ 88 Firsl' Slreel' Her brilliance is oul'slanding. Shoppers. Sfage Crafl. Sed. Pres. 8: Sec. German. Indoor Rec. Ari' Crail. Library. - Secrefary CARMELA COTRONEO 448 Third Avenue To draw is' her delight Gym. Ari. Indoor. Rec.. Law. Arlisl' ' ENID M. COVERLEY V 559 Walnul Slreel ' Gif+ed in all ways. Soph. 8: Honor Drama. Soph. 8: Adv. Glee. High Spofs. Nal l. Honor. Secl. Pres.. Archery Tourna.. Com'l. l-lonor. Chr. Jr. Red Cross. Accounlanf X ISOBEL WALKER COWAN - - I 328 Fulfon Slreei A woman seldom asks advice. Glee. Secrelary MARY MARGARET CRINCOLI 339 Cenler Sfreel' Q Life is io be free. German V. Pres.. l-losfess Pres. College FLORENCE JOYCE CROCE 56 Erie Slreel A voice as of 'lhe cherub choir. Adv. Glee, Drama, Soc. Ameniries. Avia'lion. Laboralory Technician 38 AGNES L. CROSS, 9 Wes? End Place ' Vigorous,and cheerful. Secl. Pres.. Pencil Slceiching, Arl Craft Nurse A MARY ELIZABETH ' CRUISE 4-28 Linden Avenue T Quie+ ways and a smile wins all. Hosless. Sr. Girl Res., Dress Access.. Legal Problems. Business College JANICE LORETTA CUFF IO6 Summii' Road Her ialenls are of 'lhe more silenl' kind. ' Chemislry. Soc. English. College MARCELLA V. CURRAN 820 Livingslon Road Wi+ and humor quite her own. Boolc Lovers. Soc. English. Drama. Soph. 8: Jr. Glee Pres.. lmpromplu Speakers. Soph. Volley. Poelry. College LILLIAN M. DAMONSKA 224 Third Slreel' My heari' is full of con+enl. Shoppers. Library. Dress Acessories. Avialion. t Secreiary GENE B. DANIK 22 Caspian Sfreel l will find a way or make one. Seal. V. Pres.. Book Lovers. Drama, Ari Crafl. Secrelary RUTH S. DAVlDSON IOZO Louisa Slreei Very iolly and friendly loo. Secr. Sec. 8: Trees., Dress Access., A. B. C. Girl Res. Secrelary DOROTHY B. DeREAMER 28 Lyon Place A friend'io all. Soph. Drama, Dress Access., Soc. Amenifies, Craff Shop, Girl Res. Nurse MARIE JOSEPHINE DeSTEFANO 56l Second Avenue li is iranquil people who accomplish most Orchesira, Dress Accessories, Library, Soc. Dancing. Secrelary HATTIE E. DIEHL 2l8 E. Jersey Sireel' This life is mosi- jolly. Soph. Jr. 8: Adv. Glee, Reading Cir- cle, Hosiess. Nurse LOTTlE DOBOSH 529 Marshall Sireel ln fyping she excels. Experf Typisis, High Spofs, Typing Coniesfs, R. 8: W. Secrelary MYRTLE AIGUIER DOE 28 Caiherine Sireei A cheerful companion is worlh gold. Secreia ry ALBERTA L. DOLL 5I8 Marshall Slreei' Af'feciionaie and hue. Library, Biology, Our World Today, Auiomoiive, Soph. Jr. Glee. College MARY H. DOROSHENKO I62 Smiih Sireer A fun loving spirit. Gym, Theaire Work Shop, R. 81 W. Experi Sleno. Secrefary HELEN JEAN DOWDELL S52 Magie Avenue Always generous and kind. Pen 81 Key, Hosress. Refailer GLADYS DRAG I2O E. Jersey Slreel A blilhe hearf makes many friends. Book Lovers, Ban-al. Sect V. Pres., Jr. Glee, Ari Crafl' Secrefary MARY ALYCE DRESCHER IS3 Ripley Place As sweef as 'ihe song she sings. Shoppers, Indoor Rec. Opera Singer DOROTHY RUTH DREYER l58 Burneil Sireef An open hearled maiden. Drama, Travel, High Spols. Experi Sieno.. Law. Secrelary 39 GRACE ESTELLE DRICKLER 222 Pine Sfreer A cheery smile for all. Sec. Trees. Sect, lmpromplu Speak- ers, Shoppers, Service League, Dress Access., Law. Secrelary VIVIAN JANE DRUCKER IOOI Madison Avenue 'Sweefs io lhe sweet Service League, Orchesira, Parly Plane ning. College HELEN M. DUDA l34 Livingsion Sfreei' Genile manner-a lady wise. Soc. Ameniiies, Dress Accessories, Ex- pe rf Sie no. Secrefary MARY DURNER 850 Van Buren Avenue Demure an-:l aHraciive. Gill, Gym, Pariy Planning, Girl Res., Soc. Ameniiies. Secreiary JEWEL H. DVORAK 957 Madison Avenue As pleasanl as flue day is long. Secl. Pres. 8: Sec., lmpromplu Speak- ers, Soc. English, A,B.C. Girl Res. Secrelary TIENNIE DYMYD 476 Raliway Avenue None named her buf fo praise Sed. Pres.. Ari. Undecided 40 DOROTHY EBBE 584 Jackson Avenue Foot loose and fancy free. Gloe, Honor Gym, Gym Treas. Dancing Teacher MOLLIE ETHEL EDWARDS 6l6 Elizabelh Avenue An all around good sport Soc. Ameniiies, Gym, Honor Gym Allw. Council, Secl. Sec.. Dress Access Dressmalrer RUTH ANNA EDWARDS . 29 Geneva Sfreel' True fo her work and her friendsf Parly Planning, Soc. Amenifies, Gif? Dress Access. Secrelary DORIS E. ELDRIDGE 5l5 Murray Slreel Swear and siarred for grace. Biology, Ari Meral, Seci. V. Pres.-Sec. Modern Drama, Legal Problems. Business School LILLIAN ENGLANDER l28 Race Srreer Le'l' me noi live in vain Drama, Orclweslra. Secreiary MATALEY FRANCES ENTlN 750 Vina Slreef li is a friendly hearl 'lhaf aHrac'ls.' Drama, Honor Drama, Dress Access. library, R. 8: W. College SUSAN SALLY FABER 734 Bayway Avenue A fig for care, a fig for love. Shoppers. Dress Accessories. Office Work GRAYCE MARIE FADDE 733 Grier Avenue Youl'h calls for pleasure. Soc. Amenilies, Library. Secrelary GERTRUDE GILMAN FEHRLIN IZOVZ Elm Sfreef A penny for your 1'houghls. Parly Planning, High Spols. Biology, Cashier, Drama. College HELEN RITA FEINSOT 75 Elmora Avenue Capable, near and willing. Pariy Planning, Dress Accessories Travel. Business College EVELYN FElNSTElN l39 Flrsl Slreel A peach with ihe sunny side up. Drama, Soc. Amenifies, Ari Melal, Honor Drama, Parry Planning. Secreiary ISABELLE D. FERGUSON 644 Maple Avenue Noll1ing endures bu? personal qualifies. French. Secrelary ANNE MARIE FIALKOWSKI 454 Marshall Sfreel Always wlling fo help. , Soc. Ameniiies. Gill. Dress Access. Parry Planning. , Secrelary BETTIE M. FIELD I5 Morrislown Road Her ways are ways of pleasanfnessf Dress Accessories, Girl Res.. Ari Mel- al, Soc. Amenifies. Business School ROSE FRANCES FILIPSKI 2l9 Delaware Slreel All l asl: is lo be of service. Gym, Honor Gym. Gill. Secrefary MARJORIE FINEGAN 734 Adams Avenue Jusi lem' me dance and ba happy. Shoppers. Com'l. Builders. Dress Ac- cessories, Secf. Treas. Legal Problems, R. 81 W. Secreiary ESTHER J. FINN 508 Spring Slreel A rare good sport Shop Craft Gym, Law, Girl Res. Business College SYLVIA RUTH FINNE IZ4 W. Jersey Sfreel Her personalily can'l be heal. Gym, Biology, Ari' Crafl Treas., Soc. Amenilies, Girl Res.. Legal Problems. Slage Design, Sect Treas. Normal School 4l DOMENICA F. FIORITO 3l0 Niles Sfreel , Her look is of one who can ' syrnpalhizef' Hosless. Soc. Amenifies, Gill: ' Bookkeeper EDNA ELEANOR FISCHER . 925 Madison Avenue A ioyous seeker of knowledge. Parry Planning, Secl. Pres.-V. Pres.. Experl' Typisis, Hiqh Spols, Senale. A.B.C. Girl Res. Secrelary VIRGINIA FITZGERALD IOO9 Coolidge Road Always a good friend. French, High Spols, Service League R. 8: W., Band, Orchesfra, Ouldoor. Safely Council. Michigan U niversify MARY FLIS 2l2 Franklyn Sfreei' A genfle manner-a lady wise. Hosiess, Soc. Amenilies, Shoppers Travel. Salesgirl FREEDOM E. FLYNN 959 Elizabelh Avenue She is fair, divinely fair. Gym, Ouidoor, French. Secrefary LORETTA FORD 508 Grier Avenue Per'Fecf lranquilli'l'y. Band, Orchesira, Secl. Sec. Sfenographer 42 MARIAN I. FORD 25 Reid Sfreer NeiIher age nor cuslom can change her variely. Drama, Soc. Amenilies, Honor Dra- ma, Jr. Glee. Secrefary MARY CLAIRE FORD 35l Rahway Avenue Ambiiion has no rest Ouldoor, Hosless. Gym, Girl Res., Secl. V. Pres., Law, Soc. Ameniiies. Slenographer ELFRIEDE FORNOFF 26 Soulh Fiflh Slreel Innocence abroad. Secl. V. Pres.. German, R. 81 W. Monfclair Teachers College HELEN ELIZABETH FREDRICK I74 Third Slreer Good humor is always a success. Shoppers, Soc. Amenifies. Drama, Figure Skelching, High Spofs, Auro- molive. Nurse GLADYS LORETTA FRIED lO39 Louisa Slreel Sl'ilI wafer runs deep. Drama. Dress Accessories. Secrelary JOSEPHINE FRIEDEL 463 Fullon Slreel' On fheir own merils modesf girls are quiet Drama, Reading Circle. Parry Plan- nmo. Secrelary ' SOPHIA S. FROOMESS 809 Monroe Avenue As careful as ihe day is long. Posier. Ari Mefal. Fem Chem.. Shop Craft - Nurse MARY FUCHILLA IOI8 Easr Grand Sfreei' . A merry heari goes a long way. Soph.-Jr. Glee, Soc. Ameniiies. Fem Chem. ' Nurse DOROTHY ALICE GABRIELSON 652 Sourh Sireei Cleverness will overcome all obslaclesf' Orch., Band. Ciiy Orch, 84 Band. Siaie Orch.. Couniy Band. Elizabelh Phil- harmonic Orch., Adv. Glee, Easiern Music Camp. Nar'l Honor. Trenlon Slate College ESTHER LOUISE GABRIELSON 652 Sourh Sireel UnexfinguishaI:Ie laughIer. Girl Res.. Soc. Amenifies. Buyer ANNA M. GALLETTA 2l0 Amify Sfreer - Her eyes wlih mischief gleam. Ouidoor. Hosiess. Fem Chem. Nurse DOROTHY MARY GANNON 92l Penningion Sfreei Her smile is like a ray of sunshine.' Shoppers. Com'I. Builders. Legal Prob- lems. Hosiess. Secrelary NEVA v. eANo 533 Jackson Avenue Happy and carefree. Ari Craft ' ' Nurse IDA GARCIA I08 Magnolia Avenue I'II be merry and free. I-Iosiess. Ari' Metal. Parry Planning. Auiomoiive, Ari Craft Business School KATHERINE GARRY 948 Mereclifh Avenue Her ways are ways of pleasanlness. Hosfess, Soc. Amenities. Nurse MARGERINE GARY 207 Bond Sfreei . The pen in mlghiier 'khan ihe sword. Poeiry. Service League. Impromplu Speaker. Pencil Slceiching, Currenr Evenfs. High Spois. Secl. Pres.. Trees. Lawyer HARRIET CLAIRE GASKILL ' 5I5 Morris Avenue AgreeabIe and full of fun. R. 8: W. Secrefary A CONSTANCE JEANNE GATES I8 Sayre Sireei Life's 'loo shori' 'Io worry. Glee. Girl Res.. Hockey, I-Iigh Spols. Honor Gym. Normal School 43 ERMA GAYLORD 548 Grier Avenue Lei ioy be unconfinedf' Dress Accessories. Soc. Ameniiies. Girl Res.. Ba nd. Secrelary RUTH DORIS GEHM 880 Anna Sfreei Conienfmenf is nafural weal+h. Seci. Treas.. Indoor Rec. Secrelery JENE GEIB l58 Sfiles Slreel Deep sealed in in+elligence. Soc. Amenilies. High Spois. Drama. Naf'l. Honor. College FRANCES MAY GEIGER 73 Fourlh Sireef As maiden as sweei' as she will never lonely, be. Gifl. Seci. Pres.. Honor Serving. Hon- or Gym. Senale. Undecided GRACE G. GELERNTER I76 Shelley Avenue Talenl'ed, clever. end willy. Drama, Jr. Glee. Honor Drama, High Spots. I Ariisl' IRENE JEANNETTE GILL 734 Vine Sfreel A willing worlcer, a 'lruihful companion. Dress Accessories. French. Modern Drama. College 44 CATHRYN PATRICIA GLEASON 652 Soulh Slreef Her smile is unsurpassed Girl Res.. Drama. Law Secrefary LILLIAN GLOTSTEIN 4l3 Pine Sireel' Learning by study must be won Glee. German. Law, Dress Accessories Secrelary DOROTHY GOLD 200 Soufh Sfreei Wirh modest eyes downcasf Oufdoor. Dress Accessories Hugh Spofs. French. Parry Planning Jr Glee. College ESTELLE S. GOLDBERG 405 Weslminisfer Avenue PreHy 'lo walk wifh, and wlHy 'lo fall! wifh. Honor Drama. Dabaiing Ari' Melal Parry Planning. R. 8: W Glee Hugh Spols. Business School HARRIET H. GOLDFINGER 943 Merediih Avenue A lighl' hean' lived long Drama. Adv. Glee Sec Band Secf Pros, Kindergarten Teacher CECILE GOLDSTEIN 429 Jersey Avenue Ambilion will always alfaln fha highest R. 8: W., Honor Drama Debahng Sfage Craft College ,DOROTHY GOODMAN S05 Bond Sires? A girl of her word. Soc. Ameniries, Com'l. Honor. Secrelary ROSE GOODMAN 620 Third Avenue We fell lhee ihings and know lhey're safe. Soc. Amen., German. Secrefary REBECCA ZELDA GORDON l53 Pine Sfreel A lady in all respeclsf' Band, Pen 8: Key. Dress Accessories. Pariy Planning. S:-crelary THELMA A. GORDON l52 Monmoulh Road Laughier and mirih always on hand. Arl' Melal. Indoor Rec.. lmpromplu Speaker, Gill, Band, Orch. Doclor MARY CATHERINE GORECKA IO4 Livinqsron Sfreel' Everyone likes fo lcnow your sort Pen 84 Key, Gift File Clerk CLARA GREEN 724 Pennington Sireel An all around good sport Biology, Pen 8: Key, Dress Accessories. Parly Planning, Soc. Amenifies. Sienographer SHIRLEY HORTENSE GREENBERG l32 Hillside Road A girl whom all can love and +rusl'. Drama Pres., -Glee, Seci. Sec. K College I VICTORIA GREGOR i024 Kilsylh Road A conlenled spiril is lhe sweetness I of exisiencef' Dress Accessories, A.B,C. 8: Sr. Girl Res. Sacrelary DOROTHY GRIFFEN ' I4 Berkeley Place She will succeed by her own powers.' Service League. Aulomoiive, Sed. Pres.-Trees., Ouidoor, .High Spois. Com'l. Honor. Dress Accessories, Ex- v perl' Sleno.. R. 81, W., Girl Res., Hon- or Forum, Na'r'l. Honor. Secrelary VERONICA GROMEK IOO4- Norlh Avenue -on lighf faniaslic foes. R. 8: W., Girl Res., Sect Treas., Com'I. Honor. Hosfess, Soc. Amenilies. Accounfanl' ROSE JOYCE GULMI 544 Marshall Sfreel' We calch Ihe 'lhrill of a happy voice. Gill, Indoor Rec., Book Lovers, Glee, Honor Serving, Dress Accessories. Seorefary - ANNA MARIE GUTHLEIN 752 Jefferson Avenue Some lhink fhal fhe world is made 'for fun and -lrolic. Shoppers, Pencil Skerching, Serving, Legal Problems, Hosfess, Glee. Secrefary 45 HEDWIG GUTOWSKI 335 Livingslon Slreel Brigl1i' as lhe sun i+self. Library. Pen 8: Key. Soc. Dancing. Secrelary L. VIVIAN HANCOCK 545 Magie Avenue Simpliciiy is a gifi rarely found. Orch.. Glee. Avielion. Law, A.B.C, Girl Res.. Fine Arls Teacher LEONA REGINA HAND 499 Edgar Road' A fair exferior is a sileni recom- mendafionf' Hosless. Soc. Amenilies. Library. Girl Res. Clerical Work RANDI ALICE HANSEN ll9 Elmora Avenue A wornan's crowning glory is her hair. ' Service League. High Spofs. Hosfess. Pen 81 Key. German, Ouicloor. Hoc- lcey. Volley. Com'l. Law. Soc. Amen. Secrelary OLGA OLIVE HARASYMUK 923 McLain Slreel' A woman's naiural qualily is 'to alfred. Gym. Salesmanship, Soc. Amenilies. Drama. R. 81 W. Nurse BERTHA HARDIE 565 Jaclnscn Avenue Her arfisiic abiliiy will bring her fame. Figure Slnefching, Pencil Slcelching Trees.. Secl. V. Pres. Commercial Arfisl' 46 MARTHA ANNE HARPER IOII Flora Sfreel Noi foo serious, nol' foo gay, loul a rare good sport Honor Drama. Relail. Teacher JANE LEA HARROLD IOI7 Emma Slreel She is genile and does genile deeds. Jr. Glee. Dress Accessories, Avialion. Secrelary MARY DOLORES HARVILLA 600 Soufh Broad Sireel' Of manner genile. of affecfions mild. Sed. Trees.. Gym. Drama. Sfenographer ANNA M.' HAUSS A l59 Fifth Slreel' Paiience and genlleness is power. Soc. Amenilies. German. Teacher . ' EDITH K. HEIDE 5l5 Linden Avenue Swee+ of naiure, sweel' of face. Soc. Amenifies. Law. Hockey. Girl Res.. Class Sec.. R. 8: W. College FLORENCE MARIE HEIPERTZ 427 Courf Slreel Mirl'h admif me of thy crew. Sect Sec.. High Spofs, Soc. Amen.. Indoor Rec.. Law. Secrelary LOIS JEAN HENNE 836 Livingsfon Road She wiII find a way. Drama, Baskeiball, Deck Tennis, Volley, Sed. Treas., Dress Access., Girl Res.. Soc. Amen. Secreiary ELEANOR MARIE HENRY 4l3 Rosehill Place Keen of mind. Com'I. Builders, Hosiass, Com'I. Hon- or, Seci. Treas.. Legal Problems and Praciices. Secrefary ELLEN M. HESKIN 22 Spencer Srreei' PrompI and willing. Pariy Planning, Dress Access., Soc, Ameniries. Reiail ELEANOR M. HIGGINS l3lO Norrh Avenue Ambiiion has no rest Hosfess, Dress Accessories. College HERTA HELENE HOFFMAN 6I5 Couri Sireel' We all love our Her'Ia. Shopper's, Debafing, Sect Pres., Treas., Sec., Com'I. Honor, Treas, V. Pres., Honor Drama, Pres., V. Pres. Na1 I Honor, Honor Forum, R. 8: W. Class Pres., Senafe Sec. Secreiary LILLIAN HOOLKO 908 E. Grand Slreel A new girl in Baffin. Drama. Sfenographer ISABELLE MARGARET HOPKINS I46 Murray Srreel In each cheek appears a preily dimpIe. Glee, C-iff, Dress Access., Irnprompfu Speaking, Book. Undecided HELEN N. HORIN 544 Easi' Jersey Sireei Blessed are 'Ihe ioymakersf' Soc. Amen., Oufdc-or, Gym. Sect Sec. Volley, Baseball, Baskefball. Salesgirl RUTH HOROWITZ 20 Grove Sfreei The shorfesf way is doing. Drama V. Pres., Sec., Lafin Praefor, Consul Prima. Glee, High Spofs. Language Teacher ELIZABETH SARAH HOUSTON 47 , Elm Sfreei' . Joy is Ihe best of wine. Band, Orch., Couniy Band, Ci'I'y Bancl, Sed. Sec., R. 8: W., Swimming, Shop- per's, Baffin Honor Forum. College GRACE DIANE HOWEY 227 Halsioad Road Wil is Ihe salf of conversa'Iion. Class Pres., High Spois, Impromplu Speakers, Oufdoor Rec., Drama, Hon- or Drama, R. 31 VV. Adveriising Wriler 47 RUTH FRANCES HUREWITZ 8 Melrose Terrace Swee+, clever, one of few. Sec. 81 Treas. Secr., Drama Sec.. Li- brary, Sec. Figure Skefch, Honor Dra- ma Sec., R. Si W., Honor Forum, Posi- er, Pencil Slceich. American School of Design MARIE ELIZABETH IADAROLA 42 Prospecl Sfreel Neal, nol' gaudy. Pres. Drama, Library. Soph. Jr. 8: Adv. Glee, Imprompiu Speakers, Honor Drama. Secrefary CECELIA ISAAC 436 Weslminsier Avenue SinceriIy in all 1hings. Magazine, Treas., Drama, Modern Drama, Parry Planning. College ELLA MARILYN ITZKOWITZ 5l4 Magnolia Avenue All good and no badness. Soc. Amenilies. Aulomoiive, Dress Ac- cessories, Experf Sleno., Law. Secreiary RUTH MARIETTA JACKSON ,675 Jefferson Avenue She exlends a helping hand lo all her friends. lslosless, Gill. Secrelary ADELE JACOBSON I I I4 Applegafe Avenue She does well, who does her Ia:-sf. French, Parly Planning. College 48 MATTIE BYRD JAMES Q50 E. Grand Sfreefl The crowning glory of life is characlerf' Hosiess, ' Drama, Soc. Amenifies. Secrefary REGINA M. JANOSOV I3 Grove Slreel' AlI you could ask for in a friend. Gym, Ari. Secrefary STELLA J. JASION 333 Franklin Sfreel Always making silver linings. Reading Circle, Grll, Pariy Planning. Business School MARIE K. JEPSEN 507 Wes? End Avenue Her' friendships siill lo a few confined. Dress Access., Secr. Sec.. Girl Res Secrelary ELSA JOHNSON 4-I2 Grier Avenue Laugl'n'er and mirfh always on hand.' Aulomolive, Fem Chem. Nurse LUCILLE JOHNSON. 4Il Soufh Broad Slreei' You know me well, or noi' af all. Band. Orchesfra. Nurse THELMA ELIZABETH JOHNSON ,336 Pine Slreel' An assei' 'fo The business worId.' Shoppers', Com'I. Honor, R. 8: W., Dress Access., Experi Sleno.. Ciiy Typing Confesl, Slaie Shorfhand Con- Tesf, Secf. V. Pres. Sec., Glee. Secreiary ALWYN B. JONES V 762 Murray Slreei Happy-go-lucky, +haf's AIwyn. Lalin, Dress Access., Indoor Rec. Nurse BEATRICE V. KAHN 447 Fern Place She is a scholar and a righf good one. Secl. Trees., Soph 81 Honor Drama. Theaire Work Shop, Our World To- day. Teacher HELEN IRENE KALINOWSKI 952 Meredilh Avenue A worihy friend and cIassmaIe. Shoppers', Soc. Amen., Dress Access., High Spofs, Indoor Rec. Secrefary HELEN MAGDALINE KAMP IOI8 Cross Avenue CheerfuIness and smiles are yours. Soc. Amen., Dress Access.. Com'I. Honor. Secreiary ADELE FLORENCE KARELITZ 47I Madison Avenue . Wha+ I ihink I musf speak. Soph. Glee, Biology, Impromplu Speakers. Book Lovers, Experi Typisis, Modern Drama. . Commercial Teacher ANTOINETTE V. KARVOIUS I39 Clark Place She delighis in sinceriI'y. Dress Access., Gill. I Nurse ANNA KASHA 327 Roselwill Place Never a word did she u'Her. Pariy Planning, Hosiess. Sacreiary RITA KAUFMAN , 709 Wesflield Avenue AII The worId's a siege. Soph. Jr. 8: Adv. Glee, Biology, Dra- ma, V. Pres. Honor Drama. College RUTH VIRGINIA KEAT 596 Jefferson Avenue A good spori, always bubbling over wifh good na'rure. Band, Orchesira, Ciiy Band, Counfy Band, Hockey, Swimming, Shoppers. Baliin Honor Forum. College ANNA KEIMER 430 Courf Slreel She always has her lessons done. Soc. Amen., Indoor Rec. Sec.. Gift Experi' Sieno. Secreiary 49 GENEVIEVE A. KEITH l9O Bellevue Slreel Her hair is nol' more sunny Than her heart Ari' Melal, Gym, Honor Gym. Secrelary RUTH M. KELLINGHAUSEN 547 Jefferson Avenue A daughler of The Gods. Senale, Secl. V. Pres., Honor Drama, Baslcelball Capl., Fem Chem., R. 81 W. Nurse VIOLA KELLOW 306 Rosehill Place The good is someiimes hidden buf never deslroyedf' Soph. Drama. Secreiary MARIE E. KENNEDY 34 Elmwood Place Noi much speech, a greal sweel silence. Dress Access. Secrefary KATHRYN J. KICENUK IS6 Firsl Slreel' We Imow in business she'II do well. Sed. Treas., Pen Sc Key, Ouldoor, Parly Planning, Band, Experl Typisl, Baseball, Glee, Deck Tennis. Secreiary MARY VIRGINIA KILLIMETT l4I8 Concord Place Many receive advice: only The wise profil by il. Glee, Drama, Class Sec., Secl. Treas., Experl Sleno., R. 81 W. Secrelary 50 JENNIE KINASCZUK l4l Courl Slreel' A shining star in aihle+ics. Band, Pen 8: Key, Ouldoor, Parry Plan- ning, Glee, Secl. Sec. Secrelary KATHLEEN KIP 30I Rahway Avenue The eyes have one language every- where. Gym, I-losless. Dancing Teacher HELEN C. KIRKMAN 822 Van Buren Avenue Much wisdom in her remarks. Gym, Hislory, Our World Today V Pres., Glee. Business College LILLIAN KEITH KITZLER 609 Franklin Slreer Silence is a virfue of The wise. Soph., Jr. Glee, Gym, Biology, Fem Chem., Soc. Amen., Library. Undecided JULIA KLEBOUSIUS l32 Soulh Park Slreel A pleasanl girl wiih a pleasanl way.' Dress Access. Nurse HELEN E. KLEIN 704 Monroe Avenue A 'Face overspred wilh gIadness.' Eiolcgy, Gym, Parly Planning, Amer- ican Advenlure, EOC. Amen. Nurse EMILIE H. KLEM 208 Souih Sfreel' Emilie lrnows her gymnaslics. Gym. Gift Glee. Soph. Junior. Hon. Gym, Volley. Deck Tennis. Baslcefball Office Work HELEN WILMA KEMPA 558 Jefferson Avenue A cheerful femper has she. Hosfess. Dralxe's College MARION KLOSE I 736 Eugenia Place Here she is. buf she's kept il' a secret Dress Access. Undecided RUTH C. KNAPP 57I Adams Avenue Her voice lille 'lhe song of nighlin- gale. Soph. and Adv. G-lee. Adv. Glee V. Pres.. Secl. V. Pres.. Girl Res. Commercial School MARTHA E. KNOTH 758 Ogden Sireef A girl you'II like lo meer. Gym. Aufomorive. Sienographer CECELIA KAY KOCIOLEK l62 Marshall Sfreef Personalily Plus- Hosless. Aulomolive. High Spofs. Sec. Treas.. Pres.. Sect. Senale. Avi- aiion. Nurse FLORENCE E. KOHLENBERGER 599 Adams Avenue You lrnow me well or nol af all.' Dress Access.. Ouf of Door. A.B.C. 8: Sr. Girl Res.. Soc Amen. Privafe Secreiary FANNIE MAE L. KOON II6 Union Sfreel' Capacities never measured. Gym. Soc. Amen.. Dress Access.. Par 'ly Planning. Aulomolive. Service Lea- gue. Girl Res. Bookkeeper SELMA MARILYN KOPPEL ' 223 Keais Avenue Dignily in youlh is a rare virl'ue. Drama. Library. Com'l. Honor. Hon- or Drama. Honor Forum. Service League. Sect Pres. ' Secrelary ADELE DOROTHY KOZIMOR I8 Clover Srreel Assurance is iwo-lhirds of success. Ouldoor. Reading 'Circle. Drama. Gym. Honor Gym. lmpromplu Speak- ers. Relail Seller VANDA RITA KOZLOWSKI 233 Third Sireel She has The power io charm. Gift Reading Circle. Hosfess. Parry Planning. Nurse REBECCA R. KRASNO 927 Third Avenue Knowledge is power. Drama. Pres.. Honor Drama. Sec.. Treas.. High Spois, Sect. Trees., Pres.. Theeire Work Shop. R. 31 W.. Honor Forum. Siege Craii. Senaie. Nal'l. Honor. Teacher 5l MARY C. KRISWALUS 744 Thomas Street Never idle a moment. Shoppers. Dress Access. Undecided FRANCES KROGH 750 Pennington Street Youth calls tor pIeasures. Gym. Honor Gym. Soc. Amen.. Pen- cil Stretching. Adv. 8: Jr. Glee. Sect. V. Pres. Secretary HELEN MONICA KRUSZEWSKA I60 Franklin Street Silence is better than speech. Expert Typists, Automotive, Com'l Builders. Hostess. Shop Cratt. Secretary MARY S. KRYPEL 200 Geneva Street A magic touch on the lreyboardf Gym, Automotive. Expert Typists, Ex- pert Steno.. Glee. R. 8: W. Secretary EVELYN T. KUENZE 916 Bond Street Tell me not, for l know. Hostess. Art Metal. Stenographer MARIE HELENE KUNDRAT ' 646 Maple Avenue Industry conquers all. Shoppers Sec., French V. Pres.. Sect. V. Pres.. Treas.. Drama. Honor Drama Girl Res.. Service League. R. 81 W. Kindergarten Teacher 52 JULIA KUNTZ I42 Fourth Street The very flower ot youth. Drama. Jr. 3: Adv. Glee, Adv. Glee Asst. Sec. Undecided ANN BARBARA LAMBERT 828 Adams Avenue It is good to be both merry and wise. Sect. V. Pres. 8: Treas.. Service League 3rd Lieut.. Ist Lieut., Com'l. Honor, Honor Forum, Com'l. Builders, Host- ess. R. 8: W.. Nat'l. Honor S. Accountant MARGARET LAMONT 39 Kerlyn Court Friendship has power to soothe. Soc. Amen.. Pres., Pen and Key. Jr. Glee. Aviation. Party Planning, Gitt. Secretary FRANCES A. LAPINSKIS ISI Clark Place She is a timid soul. Dress Access. Nurse JOSEPHINE LaPOLLA 322 Hign Street A diligent worker. Gym, Baseball, Sect. Treas. Com'I, Law. Secretary EDITH BERNICE LASNER 547 Adams Avenue A nice girl, with a nice way. Business School VIVIAN LA VIGNA 80 Sevenlh Sireei A friend more divine ihan divinifies. Secrerary DOLORES P. LAVIN 29 Visfa Avenue True an-d genial is her na+ure. Girl Res., Shop Crair, Drama V. Pres.. German. Teacher ESTA HORTENSE LAZAR 62l Elizabeih Avenue So and such are 'ihe various 'iasies of girls. Soc. Amen. Pres.. Trees.. Seci. Pres., Dress Access. Treas.. Drama Pres. Pra'H' lnsiiiuie FLORENCE LEBEL 82I Van Buren Avenue WeIl chosen friendship is fhe nobles? of virfues. Aufomofive, Pariy Planning Pres., Seci. Trees., Girl Res. Secreiary HELEN LEBOWITZ 4-I4 Souih Park Sireei Your smile is 'Phe whisper of your laugh. Soc. Amen., lmprompiu Speakers, High Spois, Soph., Jr. Adv. Glee. Privaie Secrefary EUNICE MARIE LEONARD 3lO Wesifield Avenue Nolhing is impossible fo a willing heart Hosiess V. Pres., High Spois, Pariy Planning Pres., Dress Access., Crail Shop, Honor Serving. Normal School THERESA IMMACULATA LETTIERI 362 Williamson Sheer She is sensible, vivacious, firm- iexiuredf' Sect Pres., Soc. Amen. Pres., Hosiesss V. Pres., Soph. 8: Jr. Glee V. Pres., Baffin Senaie. R. Sc W., High Spois. Library, Girl Res., Pariy Planning. Miss Whiiman's Business College MOLLY LEVINE 50 Third Sireei This life is mosi' iolly. Drama. Honor Drama. Shop Craft Kindergarien Teacher ADA LEVITON 943 Meredifh Avenue Laugh, and fhe world laughs wiih you. Pariy Planning, V. Pres. Soc. Amen., Dress Access., Pres. Modern Drama. Secreiary MARTHA LEVITON 402 Third Avenue A friend io a friend. Shoppers, Indoor Rec. Secreiary SARA LEVITTE 229 Vine Sireei She bears a noble mind. Pen 34 Key. Law. Privaie Secrefary HAZEL LUCILLE LEWIS 465V2 Caiherine Sfreel Always malring silver linings. Aviafion, Hosiess. Soc. Amen. Sienographer 53 g JANE J. LLOYD 530 Adams Avenue Noi whai' we gain, buf wha? we do. Hosfess, Parry Planning. Our World Today Pres., High Spofs, Auiomoiive. Normal School NORMA GESINE LOHR 830 Gibbons Courf Wir is ihe sali' of conversa+ion. Band, Dress Access., Girl Res. Sscreiary HELEN LOUISE LONGSTREET 252 Wesiiield Avenue A good spori, a siaunch friend. Soc. Am. V. Pres., Hosiess. Shoppers. Ari' Craff Pres.. Class Sec., Girl Res., Hockey. Baskeiball, Service League. B.H.S.. Deck Tennis, Travel, Auiomo- tive, Afh. Council. Nurse HELEN A. LOSEE 480 Walnui' Sireei Jusf give Helen a gym. and she'll show us all. ' Indoor Rec., Gym. Volley. Deck Ten- nis, Hockey, Baskeiball, Baseball Cap.. B.H.S., B.. Pres. Secf. V. Pres. Class, Afh. Council V. Pres., Drama, R. 8: W. College ROSE E. LOVE 620 Adams Avenue Gen+le is her manner. Library. Girl Res.. Salesmanship. Dress Accessories. Refailer MILBY A. LOYD Il Third Sfreei' Girl of courage, full of faith. Honor Gym. Girl Reserve. ' Nurse 54 ETHEL MARIE LUND 32l Livingsron Sfreef One on whom you can depend. Drama. Dress Access. Accounfani' DORIS EVELYN LUTTGENS 706 Livingsion Sireei Sage, buf noi cynical. Aufomoiive, COm'I. Honor, High Spofs. Legal Problems and Praciice. Accounfani' IRENE MacGARVEY 606 Jackson Avenue Happy wifh a smile for everyone. Deck Tennis. Gym, Aufomoiive, Dress Access. Sienographer HELEN C. MaclNTlRE l240 Clinion Place The secrer of success is consfancy io purpose. Pencil Skefching, Ari' Craff, Crafi' Shop. ' College A GERTRUDE M. MACKEY I69 Morrisfown Road Ligh+ hearfed, kind and gay. Parfy Planning. Hosiess. Girl Res., Soc. Amen. Praii lnsiiiuie ELVERA MAGGIO 456 Elizabeih Avenue ' A girl wiih a hear+ of gold. Hosiess, Glee. Refailsr MARY B. MALESKI 86 Third Srreel Her ways are ways of pleasanlnessf Drama. Dress Access.. Experi' Sfeno Secreiary FLORENCE L. MALLENDER 252 Murray Sfreel' How sweef and fair she is. Sec. Jr. Glee, Adv. Glee. V. Pres. Sect, Shop Craft Orch. College MlRlAM MANHEIM 848 Joclcson Avenue lf's success ihal' colors all in life. High Spofs. Pencil Slcelching. Figure Slrefching. College CATHARINE T. MARHOLD 24 Soufh Fiffh Slreel' A quief girl, will: a quief way. Com'l. Builders. Gill, Parry Planning. Hosless. Secreiary GLADYS MARINO II2 Sayre Sfreef - You know her by her giggles. Biology. Pen 8: Key. Soc. Amen.. Secf. V. Pres.. Legal Problems and Praclices. Secrefary ANNE V. MARKEVICH 2l4 Livingsfon Sfreel' Sure lo be a success. Com'l. Builders. Sec. Dress Access.. lncloor Rec. Secreiary MARGARET A. MARKEY 29 Palmer Sfreef Vir+ue alone is happiness. Indoor Rec.. Soc. Amen. Secrefary GRACE MARKTHALER 3I9 Rahway Avenue ll's nice lo be naiural. when you're nafurally nice. Nai'l. Honor. Com'l Honor. Pres. Sect. Honor Serving. Class Trees. 81 Sec.. Honor Forum. Medicine ANNA MAROYKA 673 Jefferson Avenue He who hesifafes is lost Gym Club. Aufomoiive, Glee, Dress Access. Sfenographer ANNE MARROW 725 Wyoming Avenue Her giggle is a sign of ar good na+ure. Gym, Fem Chem. Our World Today. Gift College JOSEPHINE MARTIN 7I2 Brunswick Avenue Her cheeks are lilre 'Phe rose. Dress Access.. Aufomolive, Soc. Am. Nurse MILDRED SAWYER MASON 423 Fulion Slreei' No ierminalion wifhoul delermina- lion. Pen 8: Key. Soc. Amen., Secr. Sec. Secrefary 55 MARY M. MATLAGA l27 Washinglon Avenue The posl' of honor is a privele ' slalionf' ' Avialion Pres., Jr. Glee. Secrefary PEARL MATLOSZ 40 Fillh Slreel Sunny hair and a sunny heed. Indoor Rec. V. Pres., Gill, Soc. Amen. Relailer VIRGINIA S. McCAFFERY 752 Clevelend Avenue Dependable and efficienf in all acfiviliesf' Gym. Auiomolivo, Honor Serving Pres., Currenl Evenls, Parly Planning, Secl. Trees., B.H.S., Volley, Deck Ten- nis, Baseball, Hockey, Honor Gym, Pres.. Cashier, Aihleiic Council, V. Pres. . College MARY R. McCARTHY '22 Elmwood Place Swear is conlenl. Hosless. Dress Access., Gill: College MARIE G. MCCORMACK 920 McLain Slreel A friend in need, is a friend indeed. Gill, Hosless, Soc. Amen. Secrelary MARY E. McELROY 74l Linden Avenue 'BIessed are fhe ioy-mailers. Girl Res., Band, Cily Band, Orches- lra, Deck Tennis, I-loclcey, Volley Ball, Baslcelbell, Ari' Melel, B.H.S., Speed Ball. College 56 JEANETTE McGINLEY 25 Melrose Terrace Always obliging and wilhoui ' offense. Gym. Honor Gym, Aulomolive, Hosi- ess, R. X: W., Service League. Accounlanl ISABEL WEBSTER McLINTOCK 538 Jackson Avenue I An ounce of mirlh is worlh a pound of sorrow. ' V. Pres. A.B.C., Girl Res., Soc. Eng- lish, Poelry, High Spols. Reporler ELIZABETH M. McMANUS 424 Cherry Slreel Vivacious as life il'seIf. Hostess, Dress Access., R. 81 W., Travel. College FLORRETTA M. MECKLER 37 Princ-elon Road Of varied lalenls and well Iilred loo. Band Pres., Orch., Cily Band, Cily Orch., Counly Band, All Slale Orch.. Hockey, Baslcelball, Alh. Council, Pres. Class Sec. Senale, Secf. Pres. Buclrnell College CATHERINE W. MEISTER 4l Georgian Courl' Style is lhe dress of +hougI1fs. Service League, Seci. Trees., Girl Res., Honor Forum. Fam. Chem., Honor Serving. Smilh College YOLA TERESA MELLI 330 Soulh Spring Nalure was so lavish wilh her s'I'ore. Jr. Glee, Secl. Sec., Orch., Drama, Experl Sleno. Secrefary ROSE MARY MENENDEZ 532 Easl' Jersey Slreei' Pure worlh and surrounded wilh ih' Ari Crall, Shorl Slcry Bi Ficlion, Secl Sec., German, Indoor Rec. Undecided DORIS R. MENIG 539 Jefferson Avenue A willy woman is a 'rreasure. Poelry, Jr. Glee, Impromplu Speakers A.B.C., Sr. Girl Res., High Spols, Avialion, V. Pres., Slamp. Normal School HELEN REGINA MESELLA I52 Soulh Park Slreel' A greal help for Ihe business world. Secl. Pres., V. Pres., Dress Access., Soph. Glee. Secrefary BETTY C. MEYER IOB4 Mary Slreel ThougI1I' is deeper lhan all speech. Soph. Jr. Adv. Glee, Indoor Rec., Sect V. Pres., High Spols, Parly Plan- ning. Secrelary MILDRED ELAINE MEYER 734 Floral Avenue 'A fair exlerior is a silenl' recom- menda'Iion. Parry Planning, Dress Access., Fem Chem., Secl. Sec. College PAULINE MICELI 321 John Slreel' Her ways are ways of pleasanlnessf' Gym, I-Iosless. I Dress Designer IDORIS MARIE MILLER 9l4 Adams Avenue There is pleasure in her friendship. Sec. Ouldoor, Treas. Gill, Gym, Soc. Amen. . Secrefary MARION E. MILLER 7I Daylon Slreel' Friendliness is her virlue. Soc. Amen., Hosless, Valley. Hockey, Legal Problems and Praclice, B.l-LS.. Girl Reserves. Accounlanf RUTH ADELINE MILLER 730 Livingslon Road Whom nol even crilics, crificize. V. Pres.. Sec., Sect, Service League, High Spols, Soc. Amen., Honor Forum, R. 8: W., Fem Chem., Nal'l Honor. College MYRTLE MIMNAUGH IO44 Julia Sfreel A greal deal in a small space. Sr. Girl Reserves, Law, Soc. Amen. Sienographer ALICE CLAIRE MITCHELL IO27 Jefferson Avenue The mirror of all courI'esy. Indoor Rec., Library, Magazine Club V. Pres., Drama. Secrelary RUTH FLORENCE MITTASCH 540 Adams Avenue Always ready wilh a smile and willing Io help. Indoor Rec., Amer. Advenlure, Soc. Amen. Nursing 57 RlTA JOAN MONAHAN I29 Fulfon Sfreef Cheerfulness and smiles are yours. Aufomolive, Seclz Trees., V. Pres.. Avialion. Nurse GRACE M. MOREY 543 Madison Avenue Seville fhoughis and calm desires. Biology, Arf Crafls, Trees. 8: Sec. Girl Reserves. Undecided MARJORIE E. MOSLEY I2I Recfor Sfreef To be liked by all is The highesl' com- plimenf we can pay. Hosfess, Soc. Amen. Bacleriologisl ELIZABETH H. MOSER 938 Madison Avenue From lhe fop of her hair lo fhe rip of her foes she's all mirlh. Soc. Amen.. Pen 8: Key. Girl Reserves. Pres., V. Pres. Sect, Pres., V. Pres. Senale. Indoor Rec., Com'l Honor. Service League V. Pres., Legal Prob- lems and Praclices. Accounlanl' HELEN JOAN MUCHA 533 Franlziin Sfreel A fellow feeling makes one wond'rous kind. Pen 8: Key, Debafing. Secrefary ROSLIE ANN MUNITZ 3l0 Magnolia Avenue Serene, resolule, and sl'ill. Drama, Giff, Dress Access., Law and Legal Problems, Com'l Honor. T Secreiary 58 JUNE JOANNA MURAWSHI II5 Pine Sfreef She prefers io be rafher 'lhan fo seem good. Pen 8: Key, Soc. Amen., Dress Access., Travel. Secrefary CARMEN ANNE MURO 858 Myrfle Sfreef The world belongs io 'lhe energel'ic. Soc. Amen., Hosfess, Fem Chem., Party Planning. 1 College IRMGARD M. NAGEL 45l Monroe Avenue A good sporf in The hue sense of 'lhe word. Oufcloor, Gym, Pariy Planning, Soc Amen., American Adveniure. Librarian HELEN E. NAGY 945 Cross Avenue Swee+ and preHy. Gift Fem Chem. Secrefary IDA NASHELSKY 632 Elizabefh Avenue A 'friend in need is a friend indeed. I-losfess, Gym, Soc. Amen., Glee, Parfy Planning. Reiailer LOUISE NATALE 507 Fullon Sfreel' 'Tis music +ha'I' charms fhe soul. Orch., All Cily Symphony Orch., Soph.. Jr.. Adv. Glee. Music Teacher HELEN B. NEMITS 453 Maple Avenue Wilh her lhe days are holidays. Clerical Worli EDYTHE GLENNORA NEU 954 Grove Sfreel' A pound of pluck is worih a ion of luck. Sec. Jr. Drama. I-losfess, Shorl' Slory, Fem Chem. College ELEANOR E. NEWKIRK I4 Denman Place Music is ihe speech of angels. Band, Orch., County Band, Ciiy Band 3: Orch.. All-Slale Orch., Eliz. Phil- harmonic Sym. Orch. Penn Slale College MARION IRENE NIMMONS 2l Raymond Terrace More fhan a darling belreclrled lass. High Spols, Ari Mefal, Service League. College ELIZABETH OCUMPAUGH 245 Lincoln Avenue Her eyes lwinhle wilh mischiel . Shoppers. I-losiess, Soc. Amen. V. Pres., High Spois, Parry Planning. Refailer BETTE O'HARA 754 Linden Avenue She has 'the eyes and ways of youfh. Aviaiion, Soc. Amen.. High Spois Parry Planning. Indoor Rec. Slenographer SADIE OLIVER 604 Spring Sfreef A fair exferior is a sileni recommendalionf' Hosless. Impromptu Speaking, Glee, Aviaiion, Gill, Sec. Law Club. Secrelary MILDRED OLSOFSKY 604 Spring Slreel WeIl chosen friendship is lhe mos? noble of viriues. Com'l Builders. Treas.. V. Pres. Seci.. Aviafion, Hosless, Com'l Honor, Glee. Experf Sieno. Secrelary NORMA JEAN OSBORN 635 Firsf Avenue A merry hearl' goes all 'lhe day. Band, Orch.. Soph., Jr. Glee, Secl. V.' Pres.. Soc. Amen., Parfy Planning, Girl Reserves. ' Buyer HELENA A.'PAJECKI 822 Myrlle Slreel The secret of successiis conslancy fo purpose. Soc. Amen., Reading Circle, Indoor Rec. ' N.J.C. CONNIE PAMPINTO 237 South Sfreel' , Why worry? ll's so unnecessary. Honor Gym, Baslcelball, Drama. Nurse ELEANORE A. PATEREK 4l8 Franklin Slreel You're sure 'lo have fun wilh her. Com'l Builders, Oulcloor Rec., Indoor Rec.. Sec. Gill. Secrefary 59 EVELYNE R. PATERNOSTER 655 Fourfh Avenue Her'pleasure is her power lo please. Gill and Novelfy. Retailer . CAROLYN VERONA PATSUN 22l Magnolia Avenue Genlle in her manner. I Pen 84 Key, Gift Secrelary MARGARET MARIE PAUL 530 Linden Avenue She enlerlains Ihe populace. Shoppers, V. Pres., Treas. Soc. Amen., Sec., Treas. Hosless, B.H.S., Hockey, Deck Tennis, Girl Reserves, Travel, Com'I Honor. Senior Forum. Social Worlr MARY A. PAVELKA 752 Trumbull Slreel Prompl' and willing. Shoppers, Hosless. Soc. Amen.. Ser- vice League, Salesmanship. Accounlanl' HELEN PEDERSEN 30 Elmore Avenue She is genlle and shy, bu? fhere's mischief in her eyes. Drama, Hoclcey, Gym, V.. Pres., Shop Craft ' Nurse LORETTA E. PELLICONE 900 Second Avenue AgreeabIe and lull of fun. Baffin Senaie, Biology, Soc. Amen., High Spols, Parry Planning, Girl Reserves V. Pres. Nurse 60 ADELE PERSELAY 57l Newark Avenue She was a scholar and a righi' good one. Secf. Treas., Lalin Praelor, Reading, Drama. Honor Forum. College JEAN ELIZABETH PETERSON 241 Orchard Sireel' Characler is reflecled by 'Ihe lace. Biology, Treas., Dress Access.. Parly Planning Sec.. Honor Serving, Shop Crall, High Spols. Normal School RUTH LOUISE PFERD I68 Halsfed Road A pleasing smile is never a handi- cap. Secl. Sec., Ouldoor Rec.. Indoor Rec., Volley, Sr. Forum, Imprompfu Speak- ers. Business College ANNA PHILIPONE 27 Rankin Sfreel Ah, give me The music of science Hosless, Ouldoor, Dress Access. Nurse KATHRYN ELIZABETH PHILLIPS 535 Jersey Avenue Music is The language of 'Ihe soul. Soph. Jr. gl Adv. Glee, Soc. Amen. Music School MARY ELEANOR PHY 8 Wesl End Place SI'ilI more maiesfic shall Ihou rise. V. Pres. Secl., Laiin Censor, Sec., V. Pres., High Spofs, Drama, Safely Council, Service League, Na'f'I Honor, R. gl W. College IRENE ROSE PICERNO 93l McLain Slreel' Every girl is lhe maker of her own forfune. Pen 81 Key, Parly Planning, Library Gift Secrelary PHlLlMlNlA MlNNlE PICONE lO35 Magnolia Avenue Her eyes so brown and quiet Dress Access., Library, Orch., Pariy Planning. Secrelary NORMA MARGUERITE PIERRON 809 Bailey Avenue Graceful end useful all she does. Soc. Amen., Party Planning, German, Honor Forum. Nurse JUSTINA J. PLEISCHO 4l3 Clarkson Avenue Such easy greainessf' Soc. Amen., l-losless, Law, Com'l. Honor. Secrelary BETTY PLATT 3II Soulh Fifth From ihe lop of your head, lo lhe lip of your foes, you're swelll Glee. Dress Access., Parly Planning, Sec. Pres. College NORMA PLATT 443 Marshall Sfreel Lei knowledge grow from more lo more. Girl Res., Hosless. French, Parly Plan- ning. Jersey Cily Normal FLORENCE BEATRICE POCH II74 Mary Slreel' Variefy is 'lhe molher of enjoyment Drama, Thealre Workshop, 20+h Cen- fury Drama, R. 81 W., Secl. Treas. Nurse MARIE POLOS 537 Magie Avenue The reward of a ihing well done, is lo do ii. Soph., Jr., Adv. Glee, Parly Planning, Girl Res., Treas., Secl. Secreiary ALICE ELIZABETH PRIEST 820 Monroe Avenue Courfeous and kind. Glee, Gym, Aulomofive, R. 8: W.. Soc. Amen. Refailer MARY PUZIO l0O3 Louisa Sfreei She lakefh mosl delighf in m'usic and ins+rumeni'. Orch., All Cily Orch., Typing Con- fesf, Dress Access., Pencil Slceiching Pres.. Posfer Sec., Figure Skelching, Sfamp, R. 81 W. Sfudy Music OLGA PYKISH l22 Ely Slreel' Very liflle is needed fo make one happy. Oufdoor, Dress Access. Nurse ELEANOR H. QUINN 944 Sheridan Avenue Nofhing reserved or sullen was To be seen. lndoor Rec., Baseball, Volley, Hockey. Soc. Amen., Cashier, Sed. Treas., Alh. Council, Shop Craft Collage bl SYLVIA RABINOWITZ 3 Jefferson Avenue Thy eyes are seen in diamonds bright Drama, French, Pariy Planning Treas. Undecided MARGARET REINFURT 586 Adams Avenue Thai school girl complexion. Com'l Builders Pres,, Dress Access Sec., Treas., Legal Problems 8: prac- lice. Secrefary DOROTHY F. REUTER 412 New Yorlc Avenue A lady of smiles. Soc. English, Soc. Amen. College COLUMBINE J. RICCARDI I62 Fiffh Sfreei So well she ads. Glee, Gif? 8: Dress Access. Refailer LOUISE RIDILA 845 Cross Sireel' Her feef lreep fune with fhe gay beafing of her heart High Spols, Drama, Book, Salesman- ship. Sienographer RITA R. RINALDO 608 Norwood Terrace She is herself. Gym. Rerailer 62 HELENE RINEL l063 Lafayerie Sfreei Vivacious, happy, full of pep. Parly Planning, Auiomoiive, Glee, lmprompiu Speakers. Nurse ESTELLE GREEN ROBINSON I8 Sayre Sireei A rare jewel, 'found among many precious ones. Pencil Slceiching, Figure Slrefching Sec., High Spois, Gill, Secl. Sec., 3: V. Pres., Aulomolive, R. 8: W. Business College QUEENIE V. ROBINSON 325 Magnolia Avenue Silence gives consent Soc. Amen., Dress Access. Secreiary RUTH ROGERS 629 Clarkson Avenue Willy, friendly, and humorous. Soc. Amen., Treas., Drama Pres.. Seci. Pres., Girl Res., Legal Problems 8: Praciice, Class Treas. Accouniani- AUDREY ROHLFFS 56 Princeton Road Brigh+ as fha sun himself. Nai'l Honor, Orch., All Ciiy Orch., All Sraie Orch., Easiern Music Camp, Adv. Glee, Sect Pres., Service Lea- gue, Curreni Evenis. Undecided ANNE ROSENBAUM 837 Monroe Avenue Clever, wiiiy, and well-groomed. Soc. Amen., Drama,'High Spois, Glee, R. 84 W. Accounfani FRANCES SALLY ROSENBLUTH I05O Elizabelh Avenue A clear conscience is a sure card. Experi Typisis. V. Pres.. Travel. R. 8: W. Business Manager BETTY ROSENSTEIN 8l9 Canion Sireel' Sha'Il find a way. Drama. Reading Circle Sec.. Shop. Aulomoiive Sec. Moniclair Teacher's College DOROTHY M. ROSICK 544 Fullon Sireef Whils+ ihus I sing. I am a Ising. Reading. Gift Parfy Planning. Soph. Jr. Adv. Glee. College HELEN ANN RUDJONIS 25I Pine S'iree'r OriginaIiIy is simply a pair of 'fresh eyes. Hosiess. Glee. Gift Boolc Lovers. Business College THERESA RUSCIANO ll Souih 7lh Slreef Always has a flashing smile for you. Secf. Pres. 81 V. Pres.. Pariy Planning Sec.. Hosiess V. Pres.. Soc. Amen. Telephone Oparafor NANCY SABATINO 27 Norlh Spring Sireel' You alone are you. Gift Gym, Glee, Library. Accounian-I' DOMICELLA M. SAKOTSKI I28 Magnolia Avenue YouI'I1 is 'full of sport Auiomofive. Baslcelball. Baseball. Ger- man Treas., Indoor Rec. Pres.. Alh. Council. Undecided SOPHIE E. SANTILLO 702 Fourih Avenue Friendly and pleasani' is Sophie. Glee. Indoor Rec.. Ari Craft Parly Planning. Business School LILLIAN K. SAUNDERSON lO59 Lafayelfe Sireel' AII who ioy would win musi share ii. Glee. Pencil Slcefching. Drama. Seci. Pres.. Auiomofive. Sienographer MARYANN I. SAWICKI 232 Bayway Avenue Everyone likes iusf your sort Indoor Rec.. Gym. Soc. Amen.. Au- iomolive. Ari Craft Nurse CONSTANCE ANNETTE SAYER 605 Newark Avenue Who wins. plays weIl. Experf Sieno.. Legal Problems and Pracfice. Priva'Ie Secrefary IRMA WANDA SCHENDEL 646 Maple Avenue Her look is of one who can sympa+hize. Soc. Amen.. Gifl Xe Novelly. Auio- moiive. Secreiary 63 MARGARET DORIS SCHLAUCH 933 Jaclcson Avenue Cool, and quife imperfurbablef' Drama, Gift Sfenographer SYLVIA SCHNEIDER 957 Madison Avenue A irue friend is forever a friend. Drama, Pariy Planning. Nurse ANNA M. SCHOU ' 809 Adams Avenue Cheerfulness is 'the sunshine of fhe mind. Soph., Jr., Adv. Glee, Aviafion. Secf. V. Pres.. Pres., Sec.. Soc. Amen. Secrafary ANNE NINA SCHREIER 209 Soufh Fifih Sfreei A girl of hor own will and a good pal. Com'l Builders, Dress Access., Legal Problems and Precrice. Secrefary MARY SCHULL 540 Livingsfon Sireer Silence is The perfeci' herald of joy. Soc. Amen., Hosfess, Parry Planning. Nurse BETTE SCOTT I2 Chilion Sfreef And music shall uniune ihe slry. All Sfaie Orch., Band, Orch., All Cify Orch. 8: Band, Elizabe+h Philharmonic Symphony Orchesfra, Jr. Glee, Coun- fy Band, Trio. Undecided 64 CLAUDIA RUTH SCOTT 94l Souih Srreer Play up, play up, and play fha game. . Band, Orch., Jr. Glee. Hosiess, Fem Chem, Sect Treas., Shorr Siory. College EVELYN SCOTT 62l Magie Avenue Evelyn is popular and full of fun. Gym. Ouldoor, Parry Planning, Dress Access., Soc. Amen. - Srenographer MARY SEDOR 244 Myrile Sfreef Mary and happiness are synony-' mous. Indoor Rec., Hosress, Soc. Amen., Ari Crafr, Auiomoiive. Nurse BESSIE AUDREY SHAPIRO I65 Fifrh Sfreef Simp.ici1'y, and warm as ecsfasy. Com'l Builders, Dress Access., Auto- moiive, Legal Problems. Secretary . SYLVIA SHAPIRO SOI Second Avenue Dignii'y is ihe sweefness of womanhoodf' Soph. Drama, Glee, Aufomolive, Soc. Amen. Secrefary MARIE E. SHEPHERD 8l0 Livingslon Sireer On wiih 'ihe dance. Gift Drum Major. Nurse THELMA SHERMAN i028 Easr Jersey Slreei I Whaf I-fhink, I musi speak. Pariy Planning, Gift Travel. ' College e RUTH SHIELD 426 Jackson Avenue Character is reflecfed by +he face.' Debailing, High Spois, Soph. Jr. Glee, Ho-nor Drama, Drama. 1 - Secreiaryl V ETTA SHIELDS 'I9b Browning Avenue Big is her hearf, much ioy if holds. Pariy Planning, Hosiess, R. 3: W. Secrefarial School 1 HELEN MARY SHIELDS 'I96 Browning Avenue A worih-while friend. Dress-Access., Hosfess, Parry Plane ning, Pres.'V. Pres. Soc. Amen. Undecided JANE -A. SM., SlEMlENTKOWSKA 254 Franklin Sfreel' Jane knows whai s fo be done and -. V ' - does if. - Ari Craff, Indoor Rec. Seci. Treas. . 'Secreiary - ANNA SIKORCKIS 445 Livingsfon Sfreef Knowledge comes, buf wisdom ' lingers. I Dress Access. . Nurse ANITA MADELYN SMITH 240 Easl' Jersey Sireef The enfhusiasfic and .pleasing illusion A - of you'lh. 7 - '- Secl. V. Pres., V. Pres, Pariy Planning Hosfess, Jr. Glee, Indoor Rec. Teacher -f i EVELYN SOLOMON '35 Broad Sfreel The beginnings of all ihings are small. - ' - i Se crela ry 5 sYLvlA HELEN sorros 956 Adams Avenue , Sylvia is an inieresfing girl ln , many ways. Parfy Planning, Dress Access., Gift. Ari' School ' '- MARGUERITE L. SOTTUNG '- 69 Fernwood Terrace A ,peach wifh The sunny 'side up. Service League, Orch., Secl. Pres., Hockey, Baskeibali, Deck Tennis, Band, Library, Hosless V. Pres., Pen 81 Key, B.H.S., Senaie, Gym. Secreiary ELEANOR SPONAUER '. 445 Fulfon Sireer ,'-fThe mirror of all courI'esy. , Sect Treas., Soc. Amen., Ouldoor, High Spofs, Au'romo+ive, Aviafion. Undecided A ELSIE E. STAHL 9l3 Roosevell' Slreel i Honor lies in honesf foil. Experl' Sfenog rapher Sfenographer 65 STEPHANIE STASULIS' 2II Clark Place Young and so fair. Secl. Pres., German V. Pres., Drama. Pencil Slcelching Pres. . Kindergarfen Teacher ETHEL GWENDOLYN STAUB I7 Clover Sireel Always making silver Iinings. Shop Craff, Dress Access., High Spo+s,, Orch. Service League. Soc. Aman. College BERNICE G. STEHLGENS 6I3 Monroe Avenue 'Tis good nefure only wins fhe hear'f. Gift Parly Planning, Soc. Amen. Sec., Secl. V. Pres., Girl.Res. Secrelary GRACE THELMA STEIN 342 Penningfon Sireei Ti+iun would have loved 'io painl' her golden-red hair. French, Drama, Parry Planning. College HELEN STENNICKY 45I Bond Sfreef Swee+ and. demure. V. Pres. Hosless, Parry Planning. Refailer DOROTHY STEVENS 420 Magie Avenue Rank me noi wifh fhe barbarous muIiifude. Parfy Planning, Arl' Melal, Oulcloor, Secf. Treas. V. Pres. Sienographer 66' MARY AGNES STISKAL 4-I6 Courr S+ree+ Noi everyone can be so free. Shop Craft Oufdoor, Gill, Indoor Rec., Secf. V. Pres. Secrefary I CAROLYN H. STITES 568 Madison Avenue I have a hearl' wifh room for icy. Gym Sec., Vollyball, Soc. Amen., Deck Tennis. ' Office Worlr MARIAN STOGRAN N446 Elizabelh Avenue There is always a silver Iining. Hosless, Reading, Auiomolive, Gill, Dress Access. Retailer ' HILDA STOOF 922 Madison Avenue ' Our Jean Harlow. Drama, Experl Typing, Com'l Honor. Gif'r,,Secl. Sec., R. 8: W. Secreiary ELIZABETH A. SUKOVICH II7 Pine Slreel A modesf girl lilred by all. Soc. Amen., l-losfess, Travel, Shop- pers. , Secreiary ANNE ELIZABETH SZOTA ' 760 Grier Avenue A Anne is very arIisI'ic. ' I-losless, Dress Access., Soc. Amen., Girl Res. I f ' Refailing SELMA TAKIFF 453 Marshall Sireel' Speech is fhe golden harvesl ihal follows 'Ihe flower of 'rhoughl. Drama, Debaling, High Spols, Honor Drama, R. 3: W., Na'f'l Honor. Journalism FLORENCE TARLOW 530 Magnolia Avenue l'Iere's success lo our good ole piano playerI Soph. Jr. Adv. Glee V. Pres Xi Pres., Band, Orch., Adv. Accompanisl. Music School MILDRED TENORE 430 Third Avenue A girl of courage is also full of faifh. Gym, Gill. Teacher ' PAULINE L. TERRY 920 Lafayeile Sireel 'iBIessed wilh a sunny disposi'lion. .Gym,ilndoor Rec., Gill Pres. ' l Sienographer I MARY THEAR l 9I4 Soulh Sireei Speech is silverf silancelis golden. Soc. Amen... Dress Access. Slenographer LEITHA THOMAS l60 Bond Slreef Music is lhe poelry of lhe air. Glee. Vocalisl VIRGINIA ALICE TIEMANN 407 Soulh Broad Slreei Worlh lodged wilhin a lovely shrine. Reading Circle Pres., Dress Access., Soc. Amen. Pres., Secl. Treas.. Jr. Adv. Glee, Class Sec. Nurse ANASTASIA NELLIE TORSKY 462 New Poinl' Road For wisdom is befler lhan rubies. Soc. Amen., Ouldoor, Gym V. Pres., Secl. Sec., Honor Gym, Experl Sien- ographers, Baseball. Secretary BERNARDINE FRANCES TOWN 35 Monmoulh Road The face of an angel bul ihe devil in her eye. Band, Orch., Ari, Figure Slceiching, Hosless, High Spols, R. 84 W., Dress Access. Normal School - ' HELEN MAE TROPP V I6 Clover Slreell Ambiiion ihis shall fempl' 'lo rise. French, Drama, Safely Council, Ser- vice League, Honor Forum, Nal'I Honor. L ' ' N. J. C. EVELYN TURK ' 939 Meredilh Avenue ' BIessed are fhe ioymalxers. Reading Circle, Hosless, Parly Plan- ning, Girl Res., Soc. Amen. . Accounlanl JEAN VINCENTINA TURTUR - III6 Magnolia Avenue Jennie combines prelliness wilh A cleverness as well. I Pres. Soph. Glee, Drama, Service League, Indoor Rec. College 67 MARY TURTUR 842 Third Avenue An ounce of mirih is worih a pound of sorrow. Drama, Hoclrey, Gym, Library, Jr. Soph. Glee, Girl Res., Shop Crafl V. Pres. College DOROTHEA VIRGINIA VACKNER 860 Jersey Avenue Admired and respecied by all is she. Hosfess, Pa rly Pla nning. Bookkeeping JOSEPHINE VALENTINE 32 South Reid Sfreef Happy-go-lucky Jo. Drama, Girl Res., High Spols, Com'l Honor, Pres. Gill, Secl. Sec., Treas. Soc. Amen. Secrefary DORIS CONKLIN VANDERBEEK i329 Norfh Avenue A really nice girl. Soph., Jr. Glee. Book Lovers, Soc. Amen., Posler. Shorl Slory 81 Ficlion. College LOLA ELAINE VAN NOSTRAND 4I7 Union Courl Swif+ of I'oo+, swift of mind. Gym, Hosress, Dress Access., Parry Planning, Honor Serving, Shop Crafl, High Spofs. Normal School HENRIETTA MAE VAN PELT 30 Florida Slreel Sinceri+y is her +rademarIr. Travel, Shoppers. Relail Selling 68 MARGARET VIEHL 72l Linden Avenue She is ihe founfain of honor. Girl Res. Sec., Soc. Amen., Hosfess, Sect Sec. Treas., Cashier, Law, Hon- or Serving, Dress Access., Hockey. .Accounlanf RUTH B. VOGEL I5 Daylon Sfreel' , She's lovely, she's divine. Drama, Honor Drama, High Spots, R. 81 W. College EDNA CLAIRE VOGT 633 Cleveland Avenue Beauiy, dignify, and fashion rolled info one. Hosless, Honor Serving, Soc. Amen., Cashier. ' Nurse FLORENCE AMELIA VOM LEHN 729 Bailey Avenue Music is Ihe speech of angels. Band, Orch., Cily Band, Cify Orch., Counly Band. All Sl'a'l'e Orch., Drama, R. 8: W., Honor Serving, Senare. College EVELYN R. R. WADE 'l25 Pearl Sfreel' Life's.?reasures lie in acfion. I-losfess, Soph. Jr. Adv. Glee. Undecided GLADYS BEATRYCE WADLEY 2l4 Second Slreel' A 'friendly feeling 'lowards her classmaIes. Soc. Amen., Parly Planning, Dress Access., Auiomoiive. Social Service Worlrer MIMA WALKER 36 Grove Slreel For she was lhe quiel kind. Dress Access., Glee, Indoor Rec., I-Iosfess. ' Accounianl MELVINA J. WARREN 3I6 Murray Slreel' She is useful as well as decoralivef' Indoor Rec., Gill. Slenographer KATHERINE L. WASIEWICZ 300 Couri Slreel' There is no oiher, more modesl' and sweet Poelry, Biology, Indoor Rec., Gill. Nurse ' VIOLET JOAN WASKIEWICZ SIS Summer Slreel Never lrouble 'trouble unfil frouble iroubles you. Biology, Honor Gym, Aulomolive, In- door Rec. Nurse RITA MARIE WATERS 708 Madison Avenue Eyes as blue as many wafers. Gym Pres., Hosfess, Parly Planning, Gill, Glee. Nurse ESTELLE WEBB I053 Easf Grand Slreef In her profession she'II clo weII. Indoor Rec., Glee, I-Iosless, Soc Amen. Nurse ISABELL ANNA WEBER 275 Morris Avenue She is all so slight Oufdoor, Dress Access.. Indoor. Au- fomolive. High Spols, Ari Craft Ari' School ALICE A. WEICKERT 552 Jefferson Avenue Wise lo resolve and pafienl io perform. Impromplu Speakers, Hosfess, Drama. Adv. Glee. Nurse BEATRICE ELAINE WEISSBERG 760 Linden Avenue To Imow her is lo love her. Com'I Builders. Soph. Jr. Glee. Dra- ma, Honor Drama, Com'I Honor Sect Sec. Secrelary DOROTHY L. WELCH I44 Acme Slreel CIeopa'lra was a brunelle also. Drama, Aviarion. College EMILIE WENDEL 744 Jaclcson Avenue FuII of fun ancl smarf loo. Ouldoor, Volley, Dress Accessories Drama, Indoor Rec.. Honor Forum Nurse DOROTHY WILLIAMS 409 Chillon Slreel A lruly fine friend. Social Dancing 69 HELEN ARDELE WILSON I5 Melrose Terrace Lively and gay, singing all day. Sed. Treas., Sec. Soc. Amen., lm- prompfu Speakers, Shop Craft Our World Today Pres. Newark Normal School GRAYCE MARYA WISE 509 Second Avenue A good sporf in all sport Gym, Honor Gym, Aih. Council, Hosiess. Physical Educafion Teacher .LILLIAN T. WOJTKOWSKA 555 Couri' Sfreel' She doeih well, who doe'l'h her best Pen 3: Key, Aufomofive, Com'l Hon- or, Experl S+eno., High Spois, Li- brary, Seci. Pres. V. Pres Privaie Secrefary LOTTIE WOJTOWICZ 4-I3 Franz Josef Avenue Sweet merciful, and maiesiicf' Gifi, Dress Access. Nurse ANNA WOROBEL 549 Bond Sireei Such ioys ambifion finds. Oufdoor, Gifi, Indoor Rec., Soc. Amen. Accounfani ELIZABETH M. WYCKOFF l83 Elmora Avenue Well chosen friendship is fhe mos? noble of virIues. Ari Craff, Sed. Sec. V. Pres., Aulo- mofive, Avialion, High Spois. 70 EMMA H. YAHNKE 444 Spring Sireel InIo ihe midsi' of 'Ihings. Glee, Drama, Dress Access. Accounfani' MARGARET K. YORK 220 Bond Sfreei' Paiience exceeds knowledge. Reading Circle, I-losfess. Soc. Amen., Law. Secrefary NORMA YORKSHIRE I34 Easr Jersey Sfreei' Beauiy is ifs own excuse 'For beingf' Drama, Honor Drama. Business School LILLIAN M. YOUNG 728 Emerson Avenue Fairesi' of all ihe fair. Oufdoor, Auiomofive, Ari' Craft Fem Chem, Dress Access. Nurse VIOLA YOUTKUS 220 Trumbull Sfreef A miniaiure Venus. Poeiry, Pencil Skefching, Figure Skerching, Aufomoiive. Ari' School SARA YUTMAN 742 Souih Park Sireer A real woman is one whose goodness is a parf of herself. Com'l Builders, Dress Access., Drama, Legal Problems. Secrefary EUGENIA ZACHARCZUK 663 McKinley Sfreei' AcIs and speaks af fhe proper Mme. Poefry, Gill. Secretary JENNIE ZAHRADNIK 446 Broadway Blushing is virIue's color. Sed. V. Pres., Band, Orch. Normal School JULIA ZAKORCZENY I47 Fifih Sfreef When Ifhe iron is hor, sI'riIre. Library, Gift Dress Access., Ari Mei- ai. Undecided GERTRUDE A. ZAMBORSKI IOI3 Bond Sireei' Lei us bs ioyful and gay. Porfy Planning, Drama, High Spois, Indoor Rec., Gift Nurse CHARLOTTE ALVIRA ZIMMERMAN I44 Reid Sireef Friendship has a power. Indoor Rec. Sect. Law, Hosiess. Jr. Soph. Glee. Secreiary BEATRICE ZAMORSKIS 548 Bayway Avenue Laugh and the world laughs wikh you. Sect Pres., Soph. Jr. Adv. Glee, Band, Gym. Nurse HELEN L. ZAREMBA 445 Soufh Broad Sfreef Ambiiion has no rest Shoppers, Soph., Jr. Adv. Glee. Secrelary MARY ZIELENIAK II6 Pina Sires? Her hear? is Irue as s'l'eeI. Posler, Pencil Skefching, Ari' Craff Pres., Baseball, Aufomofive Pres., Shop Craft Nursing VIRGINIA BLANCHE ZIELINSKI 40 Soufh Second Sfreef Head of honor, Iongua of Iru?l1. Gym, Au'romo+ive, Experi' Typisfs. Ex- perf Sfeno., Glee. Secreiary 7l Class Will JANUARY I936 We, The AI2's, abouT To pass on lor ouTl leave in our noble generosiTy cerTain ProperTies which we have amassed during our naTural and happy lives in BaTTin. l. The AI2's besTow Their sinceresT sympaThy upon The alTlicTed souls deTained in The oflice wiTh cuT-slip-iTis . 2. Alice PuTnam divides her maThemaTicaI abiIiTy among Those who are minus iT. 3. Margery Wheeler bequeaThs her dimples To anyone who is willing To sleep on collar buTTons To geT Them. 4 Connie Buell was going To leave Selma TakiTl her shy, reTiring naTure, buT decided ThaT Selma would be beTTer off wiThouT iT. 5. Evelyn Davies leaves her abiIiTy To look innocenT in TighT places To Randi Hansen. 6. lda Alvarez and Mary MiTcheIl bequeaTh Their AsTaire adepTness To Hor- Tense Kessler and Honora Feid. 7. LeTT behind are The giggles oT Mariory Holmes and Velma Burk To anyone who won'T abuse The privilege. 8 Marie Abenilla, EIizabeTh Schiill, and EIizabeTh Repholz hand down Their Amazonian abiliTies in The gym To Virginia McCaTTery, Barbara BickelhaupT, and anyone else who'II eaT Their spinach. I 9. The above has been duly examined, signed, and seT wiTh The seal oT-- Mr. Lackas' class in legal problems. Mildred De Rose Doris BenneTT Velma Burke EThel Woul THOUGHTS OF A SENIOR ATTending school is a greaT advenTure Tor everyone. You make new Triends, become acquainTed wiTh new and more wonderlul Things, and Then when you are iusT beginning To realize how lucky you are To be able To aTTend school, you graduaTe. Now ThaT I really am a senior, I do noT Teel so vicTorious as I ThoughT I would. AT Times iT seemed as iT I would never be Through school, buT now as I look back upon my school days, The Time really wenT very TasT. Many happy hours oi mine were spenT aT school. AlThough homework was always plenTiTul, Tun and amusemenT were Too. OT all my years aT school, I Think Thai' my senior year is mosT pleasanT. IT is greaT Tun To be able To Tell The sophomores where To find Things, and To show your auThoriTy iusT a Tiny biT. So, sophomores, don'T become annoyed wiTh The seniors, if you Think ThaT They are being Too dicTaTorial and sophisTicaTed. Please realize ThaT They had To go Through The same Things ThaT you have To, and when They go ouT inTo The world, in a sense will be sophomores unacquainTed wiTh Their new surroundings. VIRGINIA MORGAN, BIZC4 72 BETSYTOWN GAZETTE VOL. VI JANUARY. I946 VIENNA-Thaf eminenf woman sur- geon, Rose C. Engelman, Ph.D., M.D., LL.D., N.R.A., hasrecenfly perfecfed a new mefhod of exfracfing square pegs from round holes fhaf is guaranfeed fo revolufionize fhe medical world. NEW YORK CITY-Miss Thelma Hobson. presenf Nafional Typing Cham- pion, 'will defend her fifle againsf Miss Helen Sheridan, challenger. This is fhe culminafion of an infense rivalry fhaf has exisfed since Baffin High school days when bofh graduafed wifh fhaf never fo- be-forgoffen class of I936. WASHINGTON, D. C. - Virginia Greenwood, former Baffin sfudenf, was inaugurafecl as fhe firsf woman presi- denf. Miss Greenwood friumphed over her male opponenf affer a vigorous sfruggle in which her moffo was Baffin firsf, lasf, and always. TIN PAN ALLEY- The Baffin Bomb- A er , a sfirring march recenfly composed by Emma Wiffman as a memory fo Baf- fin High School, has been adopfed by fhaf insfifufion as ifs new Alma Mafer. C 0 BEAUTY Beaufy is Lilce Happiness. Infangible, Buf sfrong In ifs appeal. lf lives In frufh And pu ELIZABETH, N. J.-Naomi Campbell, who recenfly made her debuf af fhe Mefropolifan Opera in f'Carmen will give a benefif performance af Baffin Audiforium. The proceeds will go fo- ward fhe building up of Sophomore spir- ifs. - HEIDELBERG, Germany-Miss Mar- ion Neunerf and Miss Leonora Pugh, chemisfry sfudenfs here, have emblaz- oned fheir names on hisfory, by perfecf- ing a mafchless mafch fhaf will nof ignife no maffer how severely sfruck. This will prevenf counfless fires. Miss Helen Soldan recenfly capfured fhe Nobel prize in liferafure for fhe fiffh consecufive year. Miss Soldan's book enfifled Bifs Abouf Baffinifes has creafed a furor here. NEW YORK CITY-Miss Jennie Szlama has been vofed one of fhe I0 besf dressed women in fhe Unifed Sfafes by a commiffee ofqdisfinguished iudges. She developed her clofhes-sense in Baf- fin, along wifh her common sense. re sincerify. For fhese alone Can give if Breafh and Life. ETH EL WOUL 73 Class Will JUNE im To you we ihrow 'ihe iorch: be if yours 'io 'hold on high-and beware of Iire drills! Cecile Goldsiein bequeaihs her place in ihe spoilighi booih 'Io any one who is noi' ioo green, who is in ihe pink of condiiion and seldom blue. Madeline Carroll leaves gladly Ior sadlyl her reserved seal' in deieniion io anyone who can iii' The groove she has worn in ii. Heria Hoffman -hands down her amazing populariiy 'Io Mildred Danielson and her braid encircled brains +o anyone who needs ihem. Ruih Kellinghausen is faking her goddess-like gracefulness wiih her. We don'i blame you eiiher, Ruih. ---- Q IHIGHI Spois before 'rhe eyes and a well-developed case of wri+er's cramp is lei? by Grace Howey 'ro Edna Meinersman. Helen Maclniyre and Esielle Robinson preseni' Doroihy Winans wiih 'rheir brushes and paleiies and an admoniiion noi io painI' 'I-he iown red. THE MOCKING BIRD and 'ihe gong are leii by Grace Gelernier 'ro any oiher aspiring amaieurs. Tl- Beiiy Housion and Ruih Keai' leave 'iheir page-boy haircuis and inseparabiliiy 'ro 'rhe firsi enierprising underclassmen who speak up. To ihe juniors we leave liie, liberiy and ihe pursuii of deieniion. In wiiness whereof: Rebecca Krasno Florence Poch Grace Howey Eleanor Phy SENIOR PRIVILEGES Well, I walled 'three years io have 'ihe privilege oi using The 'ironi siairs and now I forgei io use Them. I used io look upon ihe seniors wiih' envy when rhey walked up ihose 'from' siairs so proudly-whai a privilege. l'lI never forgei rhe iime a senior pushed me aside in line saying, heh, heh, sorry-senior priviIeges. Wai'r uniil I ge? +o be a senior, I'II fake ii our on ihose sophomores. And now I am a senior and 'forgei ihai I have any privileges. Probably if is because I used 'ro 'rake advaniage of ihem anyway. MILDRED SERPICO. AIZC4 ARE THEY GOODLOOKING? Miss Houlihan Told a senior class ihai' ihe Three MuskeI'eers were coming io Elizabeih, and a senior seriously asked, Who are Huey? 74 HILLTOPPER'S HERALD VOL. VI JUNE. I946 OXFORD. England - Miss Audrey RohIFfs has iusf complefed alferafions on Websfer's Dicfionary for Baffin sfudenfs. PARIS, France-La Belle Hurewifz, formerly Rufh Hurewifz. has faken over Mme. Chanel's esfablishmenf on fhe Rue de Palais, here. Mme. Hurewifz is nofecl for her originalify of design and has only fhe mosf exclusive clienfele. HOLLYWOOD, California-Direcfor of many successful plays, bofh in Baffin and on Broadway, Rebecca Krasno has been called here fo assisf Cecil De Mille di- recf his lafesf epic. WASHINGTON, D. C.-Miss Thelma Johnson, a Whife House fypisf, recenfl refurned here from a frip fo Baffin Higli School where she infended fo give fhe sfudenfs a few poinfers. Miss Johnson admiffed, however, fhaf she could feach fhem nofhing as fhey were already fops . RADIO CITY, New York-Miss Vir- ginia Kilimeff, fhe Elizabefhian Song- bird, has sfarfed a new series of pro- grams over C.B.S. lCufe Baffin Sfudenfl GREENWICH VILLAGE, New York Cify-Miss Margerine Gary 'has iusf published her lafesf book of poefry Hid- den Fires which has sfarfled fhe liferary world. Miss Gary is adepf af fhe ancienf arf of sfarfling fhe Iiferary world. NEW YORK CITY-Harrief Gold- finger, Julia Kunfz and Irene Balfo have replaced fhe Boswell Sisfers on fhe Krunchy KrackIe's Kiddie Kour l'er, hourl over Sfafion WABC. This is fhe resulf of a sfeady rise fo fame in fhe lasf few years. NEW YORK CITY-Miss Helen Losee was fhe guesf of fhe Infernafional Afh- lefic Club lasf nighf. She spoke on The Experience One Gains af Baffin lin afhlefics, of coursel. LITTLE THEATRE, New York Cify- Miss Rifa Kaufman is conducfing a na- fion-wide search for a leading man fo play Romeo when she underfakes fhe parf of Julief here nexf fall. PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania-Miss Enid Coverly is making plans for a sfring of newspaper publicafions reaching from coasf fo coasf. Miss Coverley, when in- ferviewed, said, I have ever before me for inspirafion and guidance, fhe Baffin High Spofs. MIAMI, Florida- Miss Domicella Sak- ofski, former Baffin sfudenf, capfured firsf place in fhe recenf Olympic swim meef. Miss Sakofski sfafed. I affribufe my success fo Baffin High where I gof along swimminglyf' HOLLYWOOD, California-Co-sfan red wifh Eleanor Powell and Fred Asfaire in fheir lafesf producfion, is Miss Dor- ofhy Ebbe, who has made a phenomenal success here in filmland. ELIZABETH, New Jersey-Miss Jene Geib, famous collecfor and connoisseur, has recenfly placed before fhe eyes of her admiring public her complefe sef of gold-plafed, dyed-in-fhe-wool-and-a- ward-wide 9O's and several firsf honor rolls lfhere are only a few of fhe laffer in capfivifyl. Miss Geib recommended ofher ardenf 9O gafherers fo go fo Baffin as fhe mosf likely place fo sfarf fheir collecfions. Time Time ebbs away Af a remarkable speed, Fasf fly fhe days Wifh fhe years in fhe lead. Seconds fick quickly While minufes run by, Hours roll fasfer, Soon we shall die. META TISCH 75 FRIVOLITY Am l wrong ThaT l Tind no joy in aged books Or The moldy smell oT an ancienT Tomb? W'haT is lacking ThaT The unfold ages of The sTars EnThrall me noT? And yeT Their rays glowing will hold my eye Tor hours. Why do l Turn Trom an ancienT TapesTry rife wiTh legend To sTand Transfixed before a mulTi-colored paTTern oT Tlowers? Oh, God, may I Torever 'find joy in These simple Things: A gay Tlower, a Twinkling Tune. T Or a silver bird in a blue sky And The undaunTed song he sings. Grace Howey Q 0,6 L O D E S T O N E Deep in The arms of sullen somber pines Lay an icy blue lake Frigid-TaThomless-Torboding. High in The clear, crisp sky With gay reckless abandon A dazzling whiTe bird gracefully glided RelucTanTly in wide swooping circles iT descended TempTed-TascinaTed'-lured By The sinisTer cold waTer. Then Thrilled and revolTed iT sTruggled To rise Heavy-hypnoTised-powerless. Suddenly wiTh an eerie, desperaTe cry lT plunged inTo The depfhs of The wily, bewiTching waTer. Deep in The arms of sullen somber pines Lay an icy blue lake Frigid-TaThomless-Torboding. ' Rose Engelman CLASSES JUNIORS 78 soPHoMoREs 79 CONTRAST Wi+h while sails sfraining and declcs sloping The crafl culs swiftly 'rhru The sparkling wa+er T-haf reflecfs Jrhe unbelievably clear blue Of fhe sky. Warning shoufs rise as fhe gay wind Swings fhe boom sharply, While 'rhe sails slap, , The spray hisses And fhe rudder sfeers us Proudly on. Wifh paddles dipping soflly and prow genfly swaying The canoe slips silenfly +hru Jrhe hushed wafer T-haf blends smoo+hly wilh fhe oufline of fhe hills, Sprinlcled sparsely wi+h liny Diamond lighfs. Low voices rise and fall soflly To The accompanimenf of plucked sfrings. The sfars gleam, The wind whispers And fhe canoe drifls slowly in+o The shadows. Edna Meinersman CLUBS BATTIN SENATE THE governing body oT The school is The BaTTin SenaTe which consisTs oT presidenTs oT classes and oT all secTions, ediTor-in-chieT oT Red and WhiTe, managing ediTor oT High SpoTs, capTain oT The Service League, and chairman oT The AThleTic Council. Every sTudenT is indirecTly represenTed in This organizaTicn, because problems arising in The homeroom are discussed and decided in The meeTings. The sponsors are Miss Decker, Miss BarTow, and Mr. Green. The members oT The SenaTe are: presidenT, Virginia Greenwood: vice-presidenT, Enid Coverley: secreTary, HerTa HoTTman: H. Allie, A. AusTin, B. BickelhaupT, D. Bollenback, A. BushTa, B. Byrd, M. Clancy, M. Coyle, C. Cunningham, M. Danielson, E. Devine, L. Dunbar, M. EsTerson, M. Gary, L. Genova, L. Harrell. E. Hebendahl, M. Hedden, G. Hoban, L. Jones, A. KanTrowiTz, A. Kish, H. Koelbl, A. Kocs, A. Kurapka, L. Lawlor, N. Levenson, W. LohTe!d, H. Losee, M. Lyman, M. McNamee, G. Mark- Thaler, R. Monahan, M. NeunerT, J. Parson, A. RohlTTs, J. Rosinska, H. Sahradnik, E. SchiTl'i, W. Savage, J. T-homas, M. SoTTung, A. Zulewski, K. Weissmuller, L. WilmoTT, L. Wojkowska. BATTIN FORUM CLUBS THE Senior Honor Forum, under The sponsorship oT Mr. Howell, is an organizaTion oT senior girls who meeT Tor The purpose oT discussing civic, social, and economic problems oT inTeresT Today. ln The TuTure, The Senior Honor Forum will be made up oT sTudenTs who have done ouTsTanding work in The sophomore and junior groups. The oTTicers oT The Honor Forum are: presidenT, Ethel Woul: vice-presidenT, Helen Soldan: secreTary, Doris BenneTT: and High SpoTs represenTaTive, Frances Temkin. The Junior and Sophomore Torums are selecTive groups oT girls who are inTeresTed in discussions oT presenT-day problems. Mr. Riggs is The adviser oT The Junior Forum, and Mr. SToneback is The adviser oT The Sophomore Forum. The oTTicers of The Junior Forum are: presidenT, Doris TeiTelbaum: vice-presidenT, BeTTy Wilcox: secreTary, Edna Meinersman: program chairman, Alice McCuTcheon: and High SpoTs represenTaTive, Mary Lou Williams. The oTTicers oT The Sophomore Forum are: presidenT, Anna MarkThaler: vice- presidenT, Eunice Pavia: and secreTary, Ellen Lawrence. - THE SERVICE LEAGUE THE Service League is one oT The -honor organizaTions oT BaTTin. To be eligible Tor membership, a girl musT have passing grades in all subiecTs and show iniTiaTive, honesTy, and a spiriT oT cooperaTion. The Service League perTorms various services ThroughouT The school such as ushering, direcTing The lines during inTerchange oT classes, and assisTing wiTh special assemblies. The Service League is under The supervision oT Miss Loucks. The oTFicers are. capTain, Helen Koelbl: TirsT lieuTenanT, Ann LamberT: second lieuTenanT, Mildred Dan- ielson: and Third lieuTenanT, Lillian Dunbar. OTher Service League members are: A. Andrukevich, M. BaiTer, A. Barna, A. Basara, E. Blasberg, N. Campbell, C. Cunning- ham, H. Debesis, G. Devine, G. Drickler, E. EcksTadT, V. Fihgerald, L. Freedman, M. Gary, A. Gelhausen, V. Greenwood, D. GriTTen, W. GriTTen, R. Hansen, M. Holmes, L. Jones, H. Kirk, F. Koon, S. Koppel, M. Kravec, M. KundraT, W. LohTeld, H. Long- sTreeT, E. LuTTgens, M. Lyman, Z. MaTTes, J. McGinley, C. MeisTer, C. Messineo, R. Miller, V. Morgan, B. Moser, l. MurTha, M. Nimmons, J. Olsen, S. Orgel, M. Pavelka, E. Phy, A. RohlTTs. H. Soldan, M. SoTTung, F. Temkin, H. Tierney, H. Tropp, J. TurTur, M. Wheeler, G. Williams, and E. Woul. 82 BATTIN SENATE BATTIN FORUM CLUBS THE SERVICE LEAGUE 83 BATTIN CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY THE Nafional Honor Sociefy is one of fhe few hononorganizafions of fhe school. To be elecfed fo fhe Nafional Honor Sociefy is fhe highesf honor Baffin can confer, for only girls oufsfanding in characfer, scholarship, leadership, and service are chosen for admission by fhe faculfy. A chapfer of fhe Nafional Honor Sociefy was insfalled in Baffin fo promofe a consfanf sfriving for fhe high ideals if represenfs among fhe sfudenfs. Mr. John Whife is fhe sponsor. The members of fhe Baffin chapfer are: presidenf Rose Engelman: vice-presidenf, Helen Soldan: secrefary, Naomi Campbell: freasurer, Helen Koelblq graduafing sen- iors: Marie Abelilla, Ida Alvarez, Virginia Greenwood, Margaref Heden, Enid Keller, Winifred Lohfeld, Virginia Morgan, Olga Myna, Marion Neunerf, Alice Pufnam, Anne Usonis, Margery Wheeler, Gladys Williams, and Efhel Woulg lower seniors: lrene Balfo, Doris Bollenbach, and Enid Coverly, Dorofhy Gabrielson, Jene Geib, Dorofhy Griffen, Herfa Hoffman, Rebecca Krasno, Anna Lamberf, Grace Markfhaler, Floreffa Meckler, Rufh Miller, Eleanor Phy, Audrey Rohlffs, Selma Takifl, Helen Tropp. BATTIN BAND THE Baffin Band lSfafe Champions of Class A Bands in New Jersey for l935T is sfriving fo affain fhe covefed honor of being firsf again among ofher bands for ifs class for I936. Wifh seasoned firsf class players, fhis goal may again be realized. The organizafion is especially inferesfed in fhe sfudy and presenfafion of music which is recognized as being of high sfandard and special fifness. The Baffin Band fakes no small parf in fhe life of fhe school and communify for if confinues fo play programs of fine music in assemblies, communify affairs and fhe annual Music Week concerfs, which include fhe playing for fhe combined service clubs of fhe cify and fhe Fesfival Concerfs. Arfhur M. Brandenburg, fhe conducfor of fhis unique all-girl band, has broughf fhe music of fhis unif fo a high degree of excellence. The officers of fhe band are: presidenf, Helen Miffasch: vice-presidenf, Emma Bodner: personnel secrefary, Jean Hanlon. BATTIN ORCHESTRA THE Baffin Orchesfra ranks high among fhe ofher orchesfras of fhe sfafe. ln fhe confesf of i935 if was given fine commendafions for fhe playing of fhe firsf move- menf of Haydn's Milifary Symphony. Perhaps fhe orchesfra does more fhan any ofher organizafion fo make fhe weekly assembly programs affracfive and inferesfing. lfs acfivifies are nof alone confined fo assembly programs, buf if fakes full responsibilify for accompanying fhe annual Spof Lighf--a prodigious fask-and if plays af com- munify gafherings of a pafriofic nafure. Thirfeen members of Baffin's orchesfra, Dorofhy Consfable, Dorofhy Fromm, Dorofhy Gabrielson, Audrey Meacham, Floreffa Meckler, Helen Miffasch, Mae Morrison, Eleanor Newkirk, Audrey Rohlfis, Beffe Scoff, Beffy Sfevens, Edifh Umbrechf. and Florence vom Lehn were chosen for fhe All Sfafe Orchesfra af Aflanfic Cify fhis fall. The Baffin Orchesfra has received invi- fafions from many ofher high schools fo appear on fheir school programs. The officers are: conducfor, Arfhur H. Brandenburg: presidenf, Emma Wiffmann: vice-presidenf, Dorofhy Galorielsong secrefary, Jean Hanlon. 84 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY BATTIN BAND BATTIN ORCHESTRA 85 ADVANCED GLEE CLUB THE Advanced Glee Club under The direcfion of Miss Violef Johnson is one of The mosT acTive organizafion in BaTTin. This group parficipafes in many programs during The year for school funcTions and for various organizaTions and clubs in and around The ciTy. Small vocal ensembles for special programs and concerT work are selecfed from This club. The officers are: presidenf, Florence Tarlow: vice-presidenT, RuTh Knapp: secre- Tary, HarrieT Goldfinger: assisTanT secrefary, Julia Kunfz: librarians, Emily Croll, Mildred Danielson. OTher members are: l. BalTo, B. BaTleTT, A. Borisavich, B. Burke, N. Campbell, C. Capobianco, A. ChrisTiansen, F. Croce, E. Croll, M. Danielson, E. Davies, H. Diehl, J. Ebersole, R. Engelman, D. FriTz, D. Fromm, D. Gabrielson, H. Goldfinger. S. Greenberg, A. Guasfilla, R. Hagin, D. Hammell, V. Hancock, R. Hor- owifz, R. Kaufman, H. Kessler, V. KillimeT, J. Kinasezuk, R. Knapp, D. Komar, J. Kunfz, F. Krogh, H. LebowiTz, M. Loyd, L. Lynch, A. Maer. L. NaTale, E. Niccolls, K. Panchak, D. Pasfernak, M. Polos. A. Rohlffs, R. Shield, E. Sukorich, F. Tarlow, V. Tiemann, M. Trieg, E. Wade, A. VVeickerT, B. Zamorski, H. Zaremba. JUNIOR GLEE CLUBS JUNIOR Glee Clubs, under The supervision of Miss VioleT Johnson. afford an in- TeresTing and culTural means of self-expression for all sTudenTs parTicipaTing. lT is The aim of The girls To develop an appreciafion and enjoymenf for The singing of beaufiful song maTerial. Emphasis is given To The developmenf of good vocal habifs, fine Tone qualiTy, excellenT dicTion and inTelligenT and appreciaTive inTerpreTaTion of The vocal liTeraTure. Many songs of fine sTandard in Two, Three, and four parfs form The subiecf maTTer for These organizafions and special aTTenTion is given To a cappella singing. The officers of These clubs are: presidenTs: Phoebe Allison, Marcella Curran, Florence Tarlow: vice-presidenTs: Louise NaTale, Josephine Novello, Leona STock: secrefariesz Mildred Lyman, GerTrude ScoTT, RuTh Seymour: assisTanT secrefariesz Kafhryn Philipps, Eleanor RusTako, Theresa Tenore: accompanisTs: Agnes Borisavich, BeTTe ScoTT, Leona STock: librarians: Mildred Danielson, RuTh Knapp. Carol Manvel. SOPHOMORE GLEE CLUB THE Sophomore Glee Clubs are open To all sTudenTs who are inTeresTed in vocal work. They are organized Tor The purpose of giving opporTunliTy To new sTudenTs enTering BaTTin To receive vocal Training, necessary for enTrance info The more ad- vanced glee clubs. Voices are carefully TesTed and classified, assignmenfs To parfs are made, and inTensive work begins. Careful insTrucTion is given concerning correcT posfure, proper breafhing, fine Tone qualify, correcT use of vowels and consonanTs in speech and in singing, good dicTion and phrasing, and arTisTic inTerpreTaTion. Ap- preciaTion of fine unison, Two and Three parT songs, is developed and a real enioymenT in expressing This maferial is The resulf. These clubs are sponsored by Miss VioleT Johnson. The officers are: presidenTs: Anne Lysachak, Marie PTaszynski: vice-presidenTs: Mae Morrison, Jean Wellman: secreTaries: BeTTy Bragdon, Olga Foreman: assisTanT secrefariesz Mary Magee, Jeanne Thomas: accompanis+s: ChrisTine Caine, RuTh Reed. 86 ADVANCED GLEE CLUB JUNIOR GLEE CLUB SOPHOMORE GLEE CLUB 87 LATIN CLUB THE Lalin Club is one ol lhe oldesl organizalions ol lhe school, as il was eslablished in I92O, under lhe sponsorship ol Miss Marlha Elling. The Conslilulion, wrillen al lhal lime, has remained unchanged, and ils original aims lo promole lilerary and social aclivily, lo inleresl sludenls in lhe Lalin language, and lo acquainl lhem wilh lhe ancienl cusloms and inslilulions ol lhe Roman people are slill upheld. This year's program includes lhe commemoralion ol lhe 2000lh anniversary ol lhe birlh of Horace, celebralion ol lhe Salurnalia, lrip lo lhe Melropolilan Museum of Arl, and lhe publicalion ol lhe Vox Valis. The adviser is Miss Elling. The officers are: Consul Prima, Rulh Horowilz: Consul Secunda, Eleanor Phy: Censor, Doris Teilelbaum: Quaelor, Theresa Tenore: Praelor, Cecilia Bolla: Aediles, Adele Perselay, Lolly Badin, Belly Peck. The olher members are: Alice Auslin, Louise Bergman, Belly Bragdon, Lucy Carlino, Rulh Cross, Helen Holland, Marlha Kravic, Roberla Lyons, Jean Manning, Mary Mazzarelli, Florence Parlriclc, Rulh Powers. LE CERCLE FRANQAIS LE Cercle Francais was slarled lor lhe purpose ol giving sludenls more opporlunily 'lor sell-expression lhrough games, singing, dramalizalion, and publishing a paper. ll acquainls lhe sludenls wilh lhe civilizalion ol France by readings, discussions, piclures, lanlern-slides, and movies available. The club inlends lo devole some lime lo learning French folk dances and modern songs and social games. Al presenl lhe Cercle Francais is engaged in reviving La Francais, a newspaper wrillen in French by lhe members. The slall is as follows: edilor-in-chief, Mary Joy Applelon: assislanl edilor-in-chief, Dorolhy Gold: arl edilor, Mela Tisch: and lypisls, Isabelle Ferguson and Mary Palmiere. The sponsor is Mrs. Hollman. The ollicers ol lhe Cercle Francais are: presidenl, Virginia Greenwood: vice- presidenl, Grace Slein: secrelary, Frances Ternking lreasurer, Jane Harris: High Spols represenlalive, Mela Tisch. The olher members are: Adele Jacobson, Norma Plall, Sylvia Rabinowilz, and Helen Tropp. GERMAN CLUB THIS German Club is an adiuncl lo lhe classroom work, ollering praclice in conversalional games, parliamenlary drill, dramalics, and group singing in lhe 'Foreign longue. Correspondence wilh sludenls in Germany is especially encouraged and lhis aclivily is carried on exlensively among lhe club members. Lellers ol an impersonal nalure are read and compared. Weihnachslleier, birlhdays, anniversary celebralions, and leslivals help lo creale lhe righl almosphere. These meelings es- lablish a personal louch belween lhe sludenl and lhe leacher and promole a lceen inleresl in lhe cusloms and people whose language lhey are sludying. The adviser is Miss Degenring. The ollicers are: presidenl, Ellrieda Fornoll: vice-presidenl, Margarel Crincolig lreasurer, Domicella Sakolski: secrelary, Mildred Danielson: club reporler, Ann Cassio. The members are: Gerlrude Bick, Grace Busch, Bernice Eclcenlhal, Ella Eclcsladl, Adelaide Golllieb, Margarel Miller, Norma Pierron, Alice Pulnam, Augusla Reilman, Rulh Rillmeyer, Sylvia Rosenberg, Grace Schow, Irma Slreng, and Frieda Teilelbaum. 88 LATIN CLUB LE CERCLE FRANQAIS GERMAN CLUB 89 SENIOR SOCIAL AMENITIES CLUBS THE Senior Social AmeniTies groups meeT To discuss informally how To develop in Their members a sense oT social ease, poise, and graciousness. Open-Torum discus- sions and quesTions serve To acquainT The girls wiTh all Types oT siTuaTions and The proper response To Them. The clubs, wiTh The aid oT oTher social AmeniTies groups, have a column in High Spois where quesTions ThaT inTeresT The girls are answered. The members oT The Senior A and B clubs under The direcTion of Miss Mary Munro are: Senior A presidenT, Mary Zelinka: vice-presidenT, DoroThy Burisch: secre- Tary-Treasurer, Jennie Szalama: High SpoTs represenTaTive, Emily Brehle: Senior B presidenT, ElizabeTh Occumpaugh: vice-presidenT, Theresa Russiano: secreTary-Treas- urer, BeTTy Field: High SpoTs represenTaTive, Olga Harasymuk. The members oT Miss RuTh Wagner's club are: presidenT, Doris Cooder: vice-presidenT, Josephine MarTin: secreTary, Anne Schou: club reporTer, Mary Ann Sawiki: enTerTainmenT chairman, EsTher Lazar. JUNIOR SOCIAL AMENITIES CLUBS THE Junior Social AmeniTies clubs hold open Torums where The members discuss various problems of eTiqueTTe. They hope To develop ease and poise in meeTing all siTuaTions of everyday liTe. The members of The Thursday group, under The direcTion of Mrs. STebbins, are as follows: presidenT, Mildred Lyman: vice-presidenT, BeTTy Maxwell: secreTary and High SpoTs represenTaTive, Helen Nashelsky: Treasurer, Flora STooT: and Seraphine AbiTanTo, Mildred de Paola, Lillian Dunbar, Adele Endick, Frances Klein, Sylvia Krauss, Regina Juszcylc, Nancy Lobdell, ErmelinTa Locchi, Janef Lyman, Anne Moss, Char- loTTe SchwarTz, Lillian Siegfried. Helen Trisna, Frances VickuTon, Julia Vocali, and Mildred Weisberg. The members oT The Friday group, under The direcTion of Mrs. Keane, are as Tollows: presidenT, Helen Pellicone: vice-presidenT, DoroThy Brogan: secreTary, Hilda Caprariao: Treasurer, Thelma Will: High SpoTs represenTaTive, Isabelle Vella: and Grace CasTeline, Phyllis Curran, EThel Feszc-hur, Anna Ficula, Emma Haller, Anna Hensel, Isabelle Nobes, GerTrude Orsini, Mary Palmier, AniTa Pender, Edna Raymond, DoroThea Schuman, Frances Serchalc, Irma STreng, and Lillian WilmoTT. SOPHOMORE SOCIAL AMENITIES CLUBS THE Sophomore Social AmeniTies Club is divided inTo Three groups, meeTing on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. The clubs sTrive To develop in Their members The ease and poise Thar is The resulT oT knowing The righT Thing To do and The rig'hT Time To do iT. QuesTions concerning everyday problems are discussed and answered. These quesTions cover such poinTs as manners in public places. in The school, and in The home, wiTh deTailed discussions of inTroducTions, leTTer-wriTing, proper dress, and oTher accepTed Torms of courTesy. The oTTicers oT Wednesday's club are: presidenT, CharloTTe Cunningham: vice- presidenT, Lena Gargans: secreTary, Helen Muchin: Treasurer, Bernice EhrharT: adviser, Miss Wagner. The oTiicers of Thursday's club are: presidenT, Mary Daly: vice-presi- denT, VicToria Kaczmarclc: secreTary, Doris EckerT: Treasurer, MargareT Saunderson: adviser, Miss Wagner. The oTTicers oT Friday's club are: presidenT, Alice Sawyer: vice-presidenT, RuTh Ge-isinger: secerTary and Treasurer, Ellen Lawrence: adviser. Mrs. STebbins. 90 I SENIOR SOCIAL AMENITIES CLUB JUNIOR SOCIAL AMENITIES CLUB SOPHOMORE SOCIAL AMENITIES CLUB 9I PENCIL SKETCHING CLUB IT is The aim oT The Pencil SkeTching Club To give opporTuniTy and encouragemenT To sTudenTs who wish To develop skill in drawing Tamiliar obiecTs in good pencil Technique. We do noT promise a brillianT TuTure To all as arTisTs, buT we do look Torward To many pleasurable hours when leisure permiTs us To Take our pads and pencils ouT inTo The good old sunshine, and skeTch. We Tace our diTFiculTies oT TimidiTy, impaTience, and over-conTidence TionesTly, Tor These musT noT cheaT us ouT oT The Tun of our TavoriTe hobby, Pencil SkeTching. The oTTicers are: presidenT, STephanie STasulis: vice-presidenT, RuTh Reed: sec- reTary, Miriam Manheim: High SpoTs represenTaTive, Viola YouTkus. The TaculTy adviser is Mrs. Keane. Members are: Blanche Bielsky, Grace BiTTer, Carmella CoT- roneo, Ann Diblasia, LoreTTa Friedman, Doris Jones, DoroThy Kurzweil, Oda Rasmussen, RuTh Reed, Helen Rogers, Priscilla Sais, Helen Saydek, Eleanor ScoTT, Mae STeiger, Marjorie Tyndall. FIGURE SKETCHING CLUB THE Figure SkeTching Club, under The direcTion oT Miss Florence Plock, is concerned wiTh learning how To draw a Tigure from a model. The club is divided inTo Two groups, The beginners meeTing on Friday and The advanced sTudenTs on Wednesday. The oTTicers oT The Wednesday group are: presidenT, Miriam Manheim: vice-presidenT, Doris MeierhoTTer: secreTary, Pearl MaTTes: High SpoTs represenTaTive, Pearl MaTTes. Members are: Mary BaiTer, Pearl Del Rio, BerTha Hardie, Eleanor Hoffacker, ElizabeTh Kennedy, Adele Siegel, Marie STrauss, Mildred WashingTon, Elsie Weiimer, Viola YouTkus. Th oTTicers oT The Friday group are: presidenT, Gloria Caruso: vice-president Jeanne DagiT: secreTary, Alice STanTong High SpoTs represenTaTive, RiTa STanTon, Members are: MaThilda Angel, DoroThy Clark, Emma Clark, Lucille Conway, Anna Demos, MyrTle Gavalyos, Helen Frederick, Gloria Londino, Eleanor Mack, Mary Malanga, LoTTie Marks, EsTher Mason, Ella Nagel, JaneT Nicholls, BeTTy Peck, Sarah RoberTson, Eleanor ScoTT, Mary ShesTiloski, DoroThy Weil. ART CRAFT CLUB THE ArT CraTT Club was sTarTed in I93-4. IT is now one oT The mosT acTive clubs in BaTTin. The proiecTs carried on develop an appreciaTion oT beauTy while They serve a useTul purpose. The work varies as The abiliTies and inTeresTs oT The girls vary. The inTeresTing program Tollowed Through The year includes leaTher Tooling Tor purses, book-covers, bookmarks, clay modeling, decoraTing Trays, painTing Tor wall hangings, and embroidering Table scarfs. MeeTings are held on Wednesday, Thursday. and Friday, all girls aTTending aT leasT Twice a week. Miss PorTer is The sponsor oT The ArT CraTT Club. The officers are: president Eugenia CorTez: vice-presidenT, Mildred Norusis: sec- reTary-Treasurer, Grace Morey. OTher members are: Agnes Cross, Tiennie Dymyd, Benice EhrharT, Neva Gano, Ida Garcia, BeaTrice Kelly, JeaneTTe Levine, Helen Mac- lnTire, LoreTTa Marrow, Lucille Mason, Mary Menenclez, Ina Merill, Florence Miller, Frances O'Connor, LoTTie RickenhoT, Mary Ann Sawicki, Mary Seder, Jane SiemienT- kowska, Josephine Viskaski, Isabel! Weber, and Ellen York. 92 PENCIL SKETCHING CLUB FIGURE SKETCHlNG CLUB ART CRAFT CLUB 93 STAGE CRAFT CLUB THE STage CraTT Club has been organized This year Tor The purpose oT giving The members a working knowledge oT The various duTies performed behind The sTage. DiTTerenT commiTTees have been appoinTed by The sponsor, Mr. Schopp, To Take charge oT The following duTies during The audiTorium periods and special occasions: swiTch board, curTain operaTion, spoT lighT, sTereopTicon machines, scenery changes, consTucTion oT sTage properTies, properTy sTock room, painTing properTy and repairs. The officers are: presidenT, Mildred Clark: vice-presidenT, BeaTrice KraviTz: sec- reTary, Naomi Levenson: Treasurer, Wilma BernsTein. The members are: Vibeke Bense, Evelyne Blick, Barbara BueTus, Eugenia CorTez, Della CoTenoTT, Sylvia Finne, Cecile GoldsTein, EdiTh Heide, ElizabeTh Henriksen, Rebecca Krasno, Efhel Krevsky, Helen Kruszewska, Molly Levine, Grace Miles, HenrieTTa Paczkoskie, Sarah Preil, Helen Ream, AnTonia Sawon, Mary Sernicky, Marion Turk, Anne Usonis, JeaneTTe Wiener, Mary Lou Williams, Norma Workshire and Theodore Yospin. . SHOP CRAFT CLUB THE Shop CraTT Club, under The supervision oT Mr. Henry Schopp, aims To give The sTudenTs The appreciaTion of hand-wroughT proiecTs ThaT are oT pracTical value in The home. There is a correlaTion of all school subiecTs, an opporTuniTy To sTudy indusTrial Types oT meTal producTion and To undersTand mechanical Terms and acquire skills in craTTsmanship, as well as To mold personal characTer in The appreciaTion of well-done arTisTic work. q The members are: presidenT, Helen LongsTreeT: vice-presidenT, Mary TurTur: secreTary, Gladys Drag: Treasurer, Lola Van Nosfrand: High SpoTs reporTer, Jean PeTerson: and Mary Babish. Vibeke Bense, Helena Bober, Florence Boyle, LoreTTa Brooks, Della CoTenoTT, Frances Cullinane, Gene Danik, DoroThy De Reamer, Helen Fox, Mildred King, Ann Koch, Eunice Leonard, JaneT Lyman, Magdalen ManharclT, Alice McHale, MargareT Mihalik, Grace Miles, Verna Leary, Helen Pederson, BeTTy Rosen- sTein, KaThryn Ward, Helen WolTorTh, Julia Zakorzcncy, Mary Zeleniak. AVIATION CLUB THE AviaTion Club is popular among girls who desire To learn The hisTory and essenTials oT TlighT, and The principles of model consTrucTion. A sTudy is made of The duTies oT various callings connecTed wiTh aviaTion. Many members are especially inTeresTed in The air hosTess profession. Miss OsTroTT is The sponsor oT boTh groups. The oTFicers oT The Wednesday group are: presidenT, M. MaTalaga: vice-presidenT, D. Menig: secreTary, H. BraTnik: Treasurer, R. Monohan. Members are: S. Berezowski, E. Bochanek, I. CanTer, L. Cas- sulo, D. CawThra, M. Condon, M. De Rose, G. Devine, L. Domanska, C. Hahn, A. Havanki, C. Kociolek, B. Kelly, F. Klein, M. LamonT, H. Nashelsky, A. Panchak, P. Presser, D. Read, C. SchwarTz, R. Silverman, S. Selomin, D. Vackner. The officers of The Friday group are: presidenT, R. Breese: vice-presidenT, A. ChrisTiansen: secreTary, C. Belden: Treasurer, M. KuhlenschmidT. Members are: l. AchTerraTh, A. Araneo. G. Bradley, L. Brazinskas, J. Dresher, M. Gemra, M. Grall, E. GroT, K. Hughes, M. KloTz, S. Kupinsky, M. Kurek, A. Lysachak, G. Mason, D. Moser, L. Palason, M. Panks, C. SengeraTh, E. Sinclair, E. Spoonauer, l. STacio, E. Thompson, G. Tomkins, A. Weber, E. Weimer, B. Wycoflf. 94 STAGE CRAFT CLUB SHOP CRAFT CLUB AVIATION CLUB 95 EXPERT STENOGRAPHERS' CLUB THE ExperT STenographers' Club is sponsored by Miss Emma B. lseTT. The purpose of The club is To TurTher The developmenT oT shorThand speed. The girls sTrive To win cerTiTicaTes aT a higher raTe oT speed Than is required in The classroom. The enTrance requiremenT is The abiliTy To Take dicTaTion aT nineTy words a minuTe in regular classroom work. To be eligible Tor oTfice in This This club, a sTudenT musT have received a cerTihcaTe Tor wriTing aT a speed of one hundred words per minuTe. OTTicers oT The club are: presidenT, Thelma Hobson: vice-presidenT, Thelma Johnson: secreTary, Mildred OlsoTsky3 Treasurer, Helen Koelbl. The oTher members are: EThel Binder, Anne Breznak, Alice Capling, Florence Cohen, EsTher Cole, Doris Daly, Mary Doroshenko, DoroThy Dreyer, Helen Duda, DoroThy GriTTiin, Ella lTzkowiTz, Anna Keimer, Enid Keller, Virginia KillimeTT, Mary Krypel, Winifred Lohfeld, RiTa Long, Mary Maleski, Yola Melli, Theresa Panzarino, ConsTance Sayer, Elsie S+ahI, Jennie Shubick Nellie Torsky, Lillian WoiTkowsha, Virginia Zielinski. CASHIERS THE aims oT The Cashiers Club are eminenTly pracTical.- lT Trains The girls who wish To work as cashiers in The caTeTeria To be reliable, accuraTe, and alerTg and To develop Those qualiTies which resulT in a pleasing personaliTy. BoTh The sTudy and laboraTory work of The club are under The supervision of Miss Anna Roenigk, The school dieTician. Members perform special service Tor BaTTin during lunch Time when They cashier Tor abouT eighTeen hundred pupils, Teachers, and The members oT The office of The Board of EducaTion. Training in The manipulaTion of The cash regisTer, in making change, and in adiusffing Themselves To The demands of an impaTienT public has proved To be of inesTimable value. A There are seven regular cashiers and Three girls who serve ice cream and who also acT as subsTiTuTes in case any of The cashiers are absenT. Cashiers are: RuTh Becker, Doris Bollenbach, GerTrude Fehrlin, Virginia McCaTfrey, Eleanor Quinn, Mar- gareT Viehl, Edna VogT. The ice cream girls are: Frances Geiger, Mary Raby, KaTherine Wasiewicz. EXPERT TYPISTS' CLUB THIS club, under The direcTion of Mrs. Baker, aims To sTimulaTe inTeresT in above average TypewriTing, and provide an opporTuniTy Tor girls wishing To be experT TypisTs To increase Their abiliTy in wriTing accuraTely and speedily. To be eligible Tor oflicership, a sTudenT musT be able To TypewriTe unfamiliar maTerial aT a speed of TiTTy-Tive neT words per minuTe, Tor TiTTeen minuTes. The membership requiremenT is TiTTy words per minuTe, wiTh The same regulaTions'. The club was represenTed in lasT years' sTaTe conTesT by Frances RosenbluTh, Enid Keller, ElizabeTh SchiTfl, Eleanor RusTako, LoTTie Dobosh. and Louise Chicarielli. The oTlicers are: presidenT, ElizabeTh SchiTT'l: vice-presidenT, Frances RosenbluTh7 secreTary, Enid Keller: Treasurer, LoTTie Dobosh. OTher members are: Jean EdelsTain, Alice Evans, Edna Fischer, Miriam EsTerson, DoroThy Gibson, Adele Karelih, KaThryn Kicenuk, Helen Kruszewska, Mary Krypel, LoTTie LeTkowski, ElizabeTh Lubas, Elsie Orazzio, Theresa Panzarino, Mary Paulauskas, Jennie Shubick, KaTherine Weissmuller, and Virginia Zielinski. 96 EXPERT STENOGRAPHERS' CLUB THE CASHIERS EXPERT TYPISTS' CLUB 97 COMMERCIAL HONOR CLUB THE Commercial Honor Club is under The supervision of Mr. Kornhauser. The purposes of The club are: To bring TogeTher The besT commercial sTudenTs inTo one cooperaTive body: To hold social gafherings in order To promoTe good fellowship and good will among The members: To seT a sTandard for which all commercial sTudenTs will sTrive: To elevaTe The sTaTus of iTs members: and To advance and in- TeresT Them in school affairs. The officers for This Term are: Virginia Morgan, presidenT: HerTa Hoffman, vice- presidenT: Grace MarkThaler, secreTary: DoroThy Griffen, Treasurer: BeTTy Moser, High Spofs represenTaTive. The members are: RuTh Becker, MaThilda Berwald, EThel Binder, Bessie BinsTein, Emilie ChrisTensen, JudiTh Cohen, Enid Coverly, Winifred Griffen, Veronica Gromek, Thelma Johnson, Helen Kamp, Enid Keller, Selma Koppel, Ann Lamberf, Doris LuTTgens, Eleanor LuTTgens, Rose MuniTz, Mildred Olsofsky, MargareT Paul, Celia Rosenberg, Frances Serchak, Helen Sheridan, Hilda SToof, Josephine ValenTine, BeaTrice Weissberg, Lillian WojTkowska. LEGAL PROBLEMS AND PRACTICE CLUB THE aims of The Legal Problems and PracTice Club, as ouTlined by Mr Lackas, The sponsor, aT The firsT meeTing, are To discuss legal and social problems which are noT discussed in The regular commercial law classes. Sociological problems relaTing To law are sTressed. Thus, problems in The field of criminology, penology, law enforce- menT, and juvenile delinquency are parTicularly emphasized. Some Time is devoTed To The philosophical and hisTorical background of The law, and The significance of law as a medium for organizing our social and economic life, The ouTsTanding currenT books in These fields are discussed, as are The commenTs of purisTs, sTaTesmen, and sociologisTs. A few Trips are planned for The club, one of which will be a visiT To The Union Counfy CourThouse and The CounTy Prison. The officers are: presidenT, Alice Capling: vice-presidenT, BeTTy Moser: secreTary, Grace Drickler: Treasurer, EsTher Finn: High SpoTs represenTaTive, RuTh Rogers. SALESMANSHIP AND SHOPPERS CLUBS We learn To selecT wiTh care: To be smarT is our desire: lf you belong To a shopper's club, you'll be a beTTer buyer. THE Salesmanship Club's aim is To develop sales personaliTies and good salesman- ship meThods. Miss Marie AlTermaTT is The sponsor of boTh clubs. The members are: presidenT, Louise Lawlor: vice-presidenT, STephania Kozalska: secreTary, RuTh Zimmerman: Treasurer, Sarah McNair: High SpoTs reporTer, MargareT Garey: Frieda BarneTT, Mildred CasTronova, Emily De Leonardo, Helen Dugosz, Doris Egan, DoroThy Heidorn, Alice Kopecky, Marie Kukelenschmidf, DoroThy Lausius, Lois PeTerson, Mary Pillar, Louise Redila, Rose Marie Simpson, Rose Tobac, Eleanor Weiss- back, BerTha Zaremba. The members of The Shoppers Club are: presidenT, EThel Bailey: vice-presidenT, Rose Shapiro: secrefary and club reporTer, Sophie Franklin: Treasurer, L.oHie Cizah: Edirh BinsTein, Jean Cumming, Sophie Dragon, Mary Flis, Rose Gizzi, ElizabeTh Hig- gins, Louise lmbriaco, Jennie Kourasmenos, EsTher Lasinsky, DoroThy Le Breux, Mary Novak, Alexandria Olivor, Olga Pasiecznif, Helen Siano, ElizabeTh Sulovack, Hen- rieTTa Van PelT, Helen Ziobra. 98 COMMERCIAL HONOR CLUB LEGAL PROBLEMS AND PRACTICE CLUB SALESMANSHIP AND SHOPPERS' CLUBS 99 BATTIN AUTOMOTIVE CLUBS THE BaTTin AuTomoTive Club has proved iTselT To be oT greaT value To all sTudenTs, as a consTanT demand Tor auTomoTive educaTion is being sTressed in The commercial, social, and indusTrial world. Since moToring is popular boTh Tor pleasure and bus- iness, The purpose oT The club is To give each girl a beTTer undersTanding oT The care and operaTion oT a car. The members also sTudy The making oT minor repairs To a moTor in order To become licensed operaTors. They learn abouT sTaTe laws and road courTesies which insure highway saTeTy. The oTTicers oT Mr. Schopp's club are: presidenT, Lillian Kasluckas: vice-presidenT, AniTa Pender: secreTary-Treasurer, Edna Raymond: High SpoTs reporTer, Madeline Coyle. The oTFicers oT Mr. Hovis' club are: presidenT, Mary Zeleniak: vice-presidenT, BeTTy WyckoTT: secreTary, Josephine MarTin: Treasurer, Josephine MarTin: High SpoTs re-porTer, Estelle Robinson. TRAVEL CLUB THIS club aims To arouse and develop in iTs members inTeresT in Travel by showing Them some oT The beauTies and wonders oT oTher counTries. This is done by means oT picTures, books, and lecTures by sTudenTs and members oT The TaculTy, who have Traveled. The TirsT sTage oT This Traveling is Throug'houT our own naTion and one oT The chief club proiecTs of The year is a Trip To New York, where some oT The ciTy's mosT inTeresTing spoTs are visiTed. The club sponsor is Miss McCallum. I The oTTicers are: presidenT, Theresa Tenoreg vice-presidenT, Mary Flis: secreTary, Doris Possg High SpoT represenTaTive, Lois Anderson. The members oT The club are: Dolores Baron, Barbara Bickelhaupf, Pauline Buckler, RuTh Cohen, Pauline Con- dulopo, Helen FeisoT, Mary Fraser, ETTa May Hammond, Helen LongsTreeT, BeTTy McManus, June Murowski, Frances Rosenblum, Thelma Sherman, ElizabeTh Sukovich, BeTTy Ten Eyck, HenrieTTa Van PelT, and Mary VogT. INDOOR RECREATION CLUBS THE Indoor RecreaTion Club aims To give girls Training in The worThwhile and socially accepTable use oT leisure Time. The oTTicers oT Miss Dimler's Wednesday club are: presidenT, RuTh Barry: vice-presidenT, Mary Fowlksg secreTary, Pauline Condulopo: High SpoTs represenTaTive, Theresa Tenore. The oTlicers of Mr. WhiTe's Wednesday club are: presidenT, Frances McGrail, vice-presidenT, Helen Norris: secreTary, Grace MilTenberger: High SpoTs represenTaTive, Eileen Ford. The oTTicers oT Miss Man- cini's Thursday club are: presidenT, BeaTrice Kelner, vice-presidenT, MargareT Hedden: secreTary, Anne Finkel: Treasurer, Alma Cohen: High SpoTs represenTaTive, MargareT Hedden. The oTlTcers of Miss STinson's Thursday club are: presidenT, Anna Zulewski, vice-presidenT, BeTTy Tanigan: secreTary, Anna Dzurnka: High SpoTs represenTaTive, Marjorie Adamowski. The oTlicers oT Miss Emberger's Friday club are presidenT, Domicella SakoTskiq secreTary, Alice McCuTcheon: High SpoTs represenTaTive, Dor- oThy Burisch, The ofiicers oT Mr. King's Friday club are: presidenT, Helen Sahradnik: secreTary-Treasurer, Mary Kurapkag High SpoTs represenTaTive, CaTherine Kilkenny. I00 BATTIN AUTOMOTIVE CLUB TRAVEL CLUB INDOOR RECREATION CLUBS IOI PARTY PLANNING CLUBS THE aim of rhe Parry Planning Clubs is +o help members wi+h lheir plans for home 'and club enrerlaining. Suifable decoraiions, relreshmenls, and enferlainmenls are discussed. Mrs. French is lhe adviser. The presidenr of Wednesday's club is E. Occumpaugh: vice-president H. Shields: secretary, T. Rusciano: Treasurer, R. Barlone: High Spols reporler, J. Friedel. Oiher members are M. Afllerbaclc, E. Applegate, B. Bonschien, E. Boyle, L. Buhr, O. Cosiello, E. Heskin, M. Hickey, A. Ives, S. Jason. I.. Lozlowslci, M. Luby, M. Meyer, E. Nemeselc, G. Reks, G. Schoar, I. Srasio, D. Swidnalc, I. Weyrauch. The presidenl of Thursday's club is M. Salgado: vice-president J. Corio: secreiary, J. Lovrencevie: lreasurer, D. Renfrew: High Spols reporfer, T. Lelrieri. Orher members are J. Busichio, H. Garby, C. Isaac, E. Lingerman, A. Lulcsis, B. Meyer, B. O'Hara, M. Paslernak, A. Puzinas, S. Sanlillo, H. Slenniclcy. The presidenl of Friclay's club is B. Pla'r+i: vice-president D. Gold: secrelary, E. Gordon: ireasurer, S. Rabinowilz: High Spols repor+er, E. Gold- berg. Olher members are H. Arelc, V. Bleeclcer, E. Blumenlhal, L. Brozaslca, V. Drucker, E. Feinslein, S. Fern, R. Gordon. B. Heller, D. Holzer, A. Jacobsen. F. Kessner, K. Kecenick, E. Lazar, V. MacCal9fery, S. Orgel, N. Plaft M. Rowe, S. Schneider, G. Siein, H. Wilansky, R. Yales, M. Zelinka. , HONOR SERVING CLUB THE Honor Serving Club is under lhe sponsorship of Miss Roeniglc. I+ has a large aclive membership and an equally large wailing list To be eligible 'For mem- bership in 'rhis sociely, a girl mus'r have served al lhree social evenls prior 'ro her admission. In addilion +0 being an assel 'ro Baffin, lhis club also 'reaches lhe members correcl melhods of serving. The members are al' Ihe disposal of any olher club in Ballin lo assisl' in The serving of refreshmenls a+ parries. The oflicers of 'rhe club are: president Virginia McCallery: vice-president Doris Bollenbaclc: secrelary-Treasurer, Grace Marldhaler. Members of The Honor Serving Club are: Ru+h Becker, Doris Bollenbaclc, Dorofhy Bornschein, Jean Borofl, Frances Geiger, Rose Gulmi, Norma Hochsirasser, Olga. Kuzminslci, Eunice Leonard, Grace Marlclhaler, Zena Mallis, Cafherine Meisler, Virginia McCaFFery, Margarei Miller, Jean Peferson. Olga Pylcish, Mildred Serpico, Virginia Smiley, Ann Usonis, Margaref Viehl, Edna Vogt Florence von Lehn, Marian NfVolls+ein. HOSTESS CLUBS THE aim of 'rhe Hosless Clubs is 'ro enable a girl +o become a charming well-poised hosiess. The responsibililies and obligalions of hosls and guesls are discussed. The sponsor is Miss Holloway. The members oi lhe Wednesday group are: president M. Crincoli: vice-president G. Moriarily: secrelary, M. Gyori: lreasurer, K. Garry: A. Cassio, M. Comie, A. Dolan, L. Genova, F. Huey, H. Kempa, K. Kip, C. Read, L. Schrielc, E. Shumacher, A. Van Blarcom, G. Woodruff, V. Woods. R. Zimmerman. The members of 'rhe Thursday group are : president G. Gray: vice-president D. Gray: secrelary, C. Marhold: High Spols represenlalive, H. Yafes: F. Boyle, N. De Cosimo, J. Guempel, l. Jenkins. H. Kirlcman, M. Lum, M. Mosley. J. Rowh, M. Simon, A. Schroeder, V. Volker, M. Walker, E. Webb, M. Wise. The members of lhe Friday group are: president M. Carroll: vice-president V. Smiley: secrelary, R. Barry: M. Babish, H. Bober, R. Brenner, M. Churchill, E. Ferenz, M. Finegan, D. Gannon, M. Garey, M. Gurol, A. Gulhlein, M. Haiczewslci, H. Powell, D. Riddell, A. Salller, A. Szaho, E. Schleclc, E. Sisalc, H. Sul'- lcowslci. B. Truhan, M. Youllcous, and C. Zimmerman. l02 PARTY PLANNING CLUBS HONOR SERVING CLUB HOSTESS CLUB I03 . BIOLOGY CLUB THE Biology Club aims To TurTher The inTeresTs of sTudenTs in biology and To promoTe healThy and wholesome acTiviTies ThaT can be carried on affer leaving high school. Club acTiviTies include: discussions of currenT scienfific evenTs. debaTes, exhibiTs, and special Topics of biological inTeresT. Local and ouT-of-Town Trips are scheduled -ThroughouT The year. This year The members plan To visiT The Museum of NaTural HisTory, The New York Aquarium, The New York Zoological and Bofanical Gardens. The Newark Museum, and The New York Medical Cenfer. The faculTy adviser is Miss Harris. The officers are as follows: presidenT, Evelyn Bailey: vice-presidenT, KaTherine Wasiewicz: secrefary, Nancy BrewsTer. The oTher members are: Helen Burns, Cecelia Gawronski, Florence Henry, lrene Holick, Alma Koos, Helen Saydek, Florence She- vick, Emma SmiTh, GeorgeTTe SmiTh. Mae STeiger, MargareT Tainfor, Mollie YuTman. STAMP CLUB THE Sfamp Club endeavors To educaTe iTs members in sTamp collecTing, To aid Them in recognifion of valuable sfamps, and help Them To be cognizanT of The pleasures which lie in This hobby. All The members are equipped wiTh albums and have a sTore of sTamps so ThaT Trading is possible. An inTelligenT perusal of sTamp cafalogues is encouraged. The various periods devc-Ted To The recogniTion of sTamps have been well-spenT and appreciaTed. The club has had several speakers To add To The infor- maTion of iTs members in This field and is conTemplaTing an exhibiTion aT The end of The year. Miss WesTTalI is The sponsor. The officers of The club are: presidenT, Lillian Dunbar: vice-presidenT, Oda Ras- mussen: secreTary, Helen Soldan. The oTher members are as follows: Ezydora Bocha- nek, Florence CorTez, Regina Juszczyk, Alice KanTrowiTz, Eleanore Melbourne, Doris Menig, Grace MilTenberger, Mary Puzio, Rose Tobac, BeaTrice Wilhelms. FEM CHEM CLUB THE Fem Chem Club, under The sponsorship of Mr. John Updegraph, is organized To advance The sTudy of chemisTry and give each sTudenT a more pracTical knowledge of The subjecT. The club acTiviTies include exhibifs showing The sources and uses oT imporTanT chemicals: Trips To museums and manufacfuring planTs: moTion picfures: debaTes: discussions: and reporTs on Topics of viTal imporTance To girls inTeresTed in chemisTry. This club is affiliafed wiTh The STudenT Science Clubs of America. The oTficers are as follows: presidenT, Marion NeunerT: vice-president RuTh Kellinghausen: secreTary, Gladys Williams: Treasurer, Leonora Pugh: and High SpoTs represenTaTive, CaTherine MeisTer. OTher members are: lda Alvarez, Marie Abinelli, Barbara Blades, Doris Bollenbach, DoroThy Boller, Ann ColberT, Sophia Froomess. Mary Fuchilla, Anna GalleTTa, Marjorie Holmes, Elsa Johnson, Lillian Kifzler, Anne Marrow, Julia Malinowsky. Mildred Meyer. lda Marffinangelo, Mary MiTchell, RuTh Miller, Carmen Muro, Helen Nagy, EdyThe Neu, Ann Schemansky, Claudia ScoTT, Marjorie Wheeler, Lillian Young. IO4 BIOLOGY CLUB STAMP CLUB FEM CHEM CLUB I05 ' THURSDAY IMPROMPTU SPEAKERS CLUB THE lmprompfu Speakers' Club, advised by Mr. Hawley, affords ifs members oppor- funifies in informal speaking. The aim of fhe club is fo enable fhe members fo meef wifh ease any sifuafion calling for an imprompfu falk. The club aids occasion- ally in fhe preparafion of assembly programs and school campaigns and, from fime fo fime, affernpfs cooperafive programs wifh ofher clubs. The members look forward fo puffing fheir knowledge fo pracfical use af a banquef during fhe laffer parf of fhe year. The club's officers are: presidenf, Zena Maffes: vice-presidenf, Mary Mifchell: secrefary-freasurer, Mabel Dazin: High Spofs represenfafive, Ida Alvarez. Member- ship includes: Doris Billerbeck, Beffy Byrd, Marcella Curran, Violef Dean, Thelma Gordon, Isabelle Hopkins, Adele Kazimor, Rufh Malley, lda Marfinangelo, Georgiana Norsk, Eunice Pavia, Rufh Pferd, Leonora Pugh, Dorofhy Wirfh. HONOR DRAMATICS MEMEBERS of fhe Honor Dramafics Club under fhe direcfion of Miss Barfon are chosen from fhe Play Producfion and Dramafics clubs. Sfudenfs whose work in ofher clubs has been oufsfanding are recommended for membership, which is limifed 'fo fhirfy-five. The Honor Dramafics Club assisfs wifh all programs and is primarily inferesfed in play producfion. Acfivify consisfs of fhe sfudy of direcfing principles, acfing, make-up, lighfing, cosfuming and sfage-seffing. The officers are: presidenf, Herfa Hoffman: vice-presidenl, Rifa Kaufman: sec- refary, Rufh Hurewifz: Treasurer, Rebecca Krasno: High Spofs reporfer, Enid Coverley. Ofher members are Wilma Bernsfein, Helene Brafnik, Mildred Clark, Mafaly Enrin, Honor Fied, Evelyn Feinsfein, Marion Ford, Grace Gerlernfer, Anne Harper, Esfelle Heilbrun, Marie ldarola, Beafrice Kahn, Rufh Kellinghausen, Beafrice Kravifz, Mayme Kundraf, Selma Koppel, Molly Levine, Edna Meinersman, Isabel Mrurfha, Pearl Presser, Florence Reibel. Helen Sacharow, Rufh Seymour, Rufh Shield, Selma Takiff, Rufh Vogel, Beafrice Weisberg, Jeanneffe Weiner, Mary Lou Williams, Efhel Woul, Norma Yorkshire. - PLAY PRODUCTION AND DRAMATICS CLUBS THE members of fhe Play Producfion and Dramafics Clubs, of which fhere are six, are chosen by fryoufs. Members of Play Producfion clubs are chiefly inferesfed in presenfing plays: fhe Dramafics clubs, in fhe fheafre and developmenf of voice. The Liffle Theafre plays, produced by fhese groups and The Honor Dramafics club, are given once a monfh in fhe audiforium. The presidenf of Miss Neunerf's Wednesday club is M. James: vice-presidenf, E. Cohen: secrefary, l. Murfha: program chairman, G. Gelernfer. The presidenf of Miss Barfon's Wednesday club is E. Henrickson: vice-presidenf, P. Jones: secrefary, F. Arace: program chairman, H. Kalibas. The presidenf of Miss Neunerf's Thursday club is P. Allison: vice-presidenf, E. Munson: secrefary, M. Wendland: program chair- man, M. Sernicky. The presidenf of Mr. Dowlin's Thursday club is M. Amidon: vice- presidenf, D. Lavin: secrefary, N. Casille: High Spofs reporfer, E. Uhl. The presidenl' of Miss Barfon's Friday club is A. Barna: vice-presidenf, A. Harper: secrefary, M. Garbowsky: High Spofs reporfer, G. Hoban. The presidenf of Miss Neunerf's Friday club is R. Simpson: vice-presidenf, K. Bingaman: secrefary, M. Kasper: program c-hair- man, M. Shardien: High Spofs reporfer, L. Murzinski. I06 THURSDAY IMPROMPTU SPEAKERS CLUB HONOR DRAMATICS PLAY PRODUCTION AND DRAMATICS CLUBS I07 SHORT STORY AND FICTION CLUB THE aim of The ShorT STory and FicTion Club is To acquainT The members wiTh The well-known books and shorT sTories oi The presenT day. An informal aTmosphere prevails aT The meeTings. The members bring in reviews and crificisms of books They have read, and arTicIes abouT modern auThors and Their sTyIe oT wriTing. During The club period, shorT sTories of suiTabIe IengTh are read aloud and The mosT inTeresTing of These are kepT for a scrap book To be compiled before The end of The year. Mrs. STebbins is The sponsor of The club. The officers are as Tollowsz Doris EckerT, president Shirley Orgel, vice-president Claudia ScoTT, secreTary: BeTTy Maxwell, High SpoTs reporTer. OTher members are: Mary Aravich, Lucy Carlino, Mary Daly, Miriam EsTerson, Helen Kerrick, Claire McGinTy, Mary Menendez, Rosalind Miron, EdyThe Neu, Lorraine Palason, Anna Repak, Joan Spellmeyer, Doris Vanderbeek, and DoroThy Winans. MAGAZINE CLUB THE purpose of The Magazine Club is To acquainT iTs members wiTh various Types of magazines and To enable Them To read and discuss magazines inTelIigenTly and wiTh enioymenT. In addiTion To The regular weekly meeTings, There is a monThIy social meeTing, and a hike and a parTy come aT leasT once a semesTer. From Time To Time, educaTionaI and pleasure Trips are made To New York and oTher places of inTeresT. As a special proiecT This year, The club is ediTing a magazine made up of conTribuTions by The members. The TacuITy adviser is Miss Keifh. The ofiicers are as follows: presidenT, Mildred Brooks: vice-presidenT, Alice MiTcheII: secreTary-Treasurer, Barbara Vander CIuTe: High SpoTs represenTaTive, Mabel Dazin. The oi-her members are: Margarei' Ber- weiler, Vera Desmond, Virginia Greenwood. Olga Harasymuk, Leonora Pugh, Alice PuTman, Frieda TeiTeIbaum. MODERN DRAMA CLUB THE Modern Drama Club, under The direciion of Mrs. Lora Hurd. meeTs each Friday in Room I I7. The aims oT This club are To gain knowledge of The diTTerenT Types oT modern drama and To learn how To choose and appreciaTe The besT con- Temporary plays. Each member gives reporTs on plays read and seen, and inTeresTing discussions Tollow. When possible, The group sees one oT The besT currenT plays in New York. I The members of The club are: presidenT, Ada LeviTon: vice-presidenT, Doris Eldridge: secreTary, Irene Gill: High SpoTs represenTaTive, Helen Kirk: Minnie Cohen, Doris Conway, STeIIa Cooper, VioIeT Dean. Helen Debesis. Cecilia Isaac, Adele KareIiT2, Sylvia Krauss, Louise Lawlor, Mary McGreene, Mary OberTz, Lillian Oring, Pearl Poch, GerTrude ScoTT, DoroThea Sheridan, Adele Siegel, Virginia STein, and BeaTrice Yagoda. I08 SHORT STORY AND FICTION CLUB MAGAZINE CLUB MODERN DRAMA CLUB I09 Y LIBRARY STAFF THE Library Sfaff affords pracfical experience for girls who are inferesfed in library I work. The only requisifes for membership are an inferesl' in library acfivifies and an average of eighfy in school work. Every girl uses fhe school library, buf seldom does she realize fhaf her fellow-sfudenfs have helped fo a greaf exfenf in arranging fhe books and magazines in fheir proper places for her convenience. Each sfaff member gives af Ieasf fwo sfudy periods a week helping in fhe library or half an hour before or affer school. A social evenf is planned for each semesfer. Miss Helen Paine is fhe sponsor. The sfaff ofhcers are: presidenf, VVinifred Lohfeldg vice-presidenf, Eleanor Luff- gensy secrefary and freasurer, Helen Deiner. Ofher members are: Ada Andruke- vifch, Consfance Buell, Lauraine Candill, Mildred Clark, Sylvia Coplan, Eugenia Corfez, Helen Debesis, Lillian Dunbar, Mafaley Enfin, Esfelle Heilbrun, Marie Ida- rola, Enid Keller, Connie Messineo, Isabel Murfha, Marion Neunerf, lrene Picerno. Ann Schemansky, Lillian Siegfried, Marguerife Soffung, Helen Tierney, Ann Usonis. Barbara Van der Clufe. SOCIAL ENGLISH CLUB THE aim of 'fhe Social English Club is fo enable girls fo appear in public wifhouf feeling embarrassed. Members discuss names on menu cards, infroducfions, names of women's apparel, and foreign words and phrases. Members have learned 'fo pro- nounce words such as: hors d'oeuvres, chic, and lingerie. The club has heard infro- ducfions and has found ouf how and where fo use fhem. Each week a new program commiffee has been selecfed so fhaf fhere will be a variefy in our club meefings. This commiffee is composed of a chairman and fwo members whose work is fo help fhe ofher members learn somefhing new which will aid fhem in fhe social world. The sponsor is Miss Houlihan. The members of fhe club are: presidenf, Lillian Snow: vice- presidenf, Janice Cuff: secrefary, Jewel Dvorak: freasurer, Sophie Franklin: Eleanor Applegafe, Elsie Cuff, Mary Gibons, Margaref Hays, Jane Lambe, Helen Nicolafes, Mary Panka, Beffy Reader, Dorofhy Reufer, Margaref Rice, Josephine Skucys, Eleanor Sfcrz, Noel Warrell, and Marie Wheaf. DRESS ACCESSORIES CLUBS THE Dress Accessories Clubs, under fhe supervision of Miss Hughes and Miss Kaul. aim fo help fhe members in fhe selecfion and making of appropriafe accessories for various cosfumes. The making of arficles such as: collar and cuff sefs, sfifched and crochefed blouses, pockefbooks, scarfs, gloves, kniffed and crochefed sweafers, hafs wifh mafching scarfs, and velvef, silk, and woolen berefs. The officers of fhe Wednesday groups are: presidenfs, Bernice Eckenfhal, Mar- garef Boyd: vice-presidenfs, Helen Kirk, Eleanore Blasberg: secrefaries, Consfance Messinio, Domenica Saracioq High Spofs represenfafives, Befly Kennedy, Mae Clark. The officers of fhe Thursday groups are: presidenfs, Anfoineffe Colluchio, Mary Vogf: vice-presidenfs, Lillian Young, Evelyn Belford: secrefaries, Frances Serchak, Theresa Asforina, High Spofs represenfafives, Winifred Griffen, Grace Casfiline. The officers of fhe Friday group are: presidenfs, Loreffa Freedman, Mildred Lyman: vice-pres- idenfs, Gerfrude Devine, Esfher Misfellig secrefaries, Dorofhy Gibson, Almina Ives: High Spofs represenfafive, Marion Millar. IIO LIBRARY STAFF SOCIAL ENGLISH CLUB DRESS ACCESSORIES CLUBS OUR WORLD TODAY CLUB THE obiecTive oT The Our World Today Club is a loeTTer undersTanding of The prob- lems of The modern world. In accordance wiTh This purpose, plans have been made Tor The sTudy oT quesTions of inTernaTionaI imporTance Through speakers, reporTs, live discussions, debaTes, and book reviews. ParT oT each meeTing is given To a summary oT imporTanT news iTems of The previous week. ConTacT wiTh pupils oT oTher counTries is made Through club membership in The STudenT Forum of InTernaTional RelaTions. Foreign correspondence is arranged and The club plans To use Time Tor reading aloud The leTTers received. The club sponsor is Miss WesTTaIl. The oTTicers oT The club are: presidenT, Helen Wilson: vice-presidenT. Anne Marrow: secreTary, Jane Lloyd. The oTher members are as follows: Lucille Conway, Sylvia Coplan, AIberTa Doll, Anne Finkel, Olga HnaTiuk, Doris Holzer, Marie Houri-han, Nellie McKain, and Frieda Tabor. I GIFT AND NOVELTY CLUBS TWO oT The mosT TascinaTing clubs in BaTTin High are The GITT and NovelTy Clubs which meeT every week on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. The purpose oT These clubs To make various giTTs Tor all occasions wiTh as IiTTle expense as possible. Girls wiTh liTTIe knowledge OT sewing become skilled in needlework such as: crocheTing ha+s and scarTs, kniTTing sweaTers, embroidering and making pockeTbooks, pillow-Tops, and many oTher useTuI arTicles. The clubs are under The supervision of Miss Whaley. The oTlicers of The Wednesday group are as Tollows: presidenT, Celia Chalmers: vice-presidenT. Madeline Carrol: secreTary, Florence PaTernosTer: High SpoTs re- presenTaTive, Sylvia SoTTos. The oTTicers oT The Thursday group are: presidenT, Pauline Terry: vice-presidenT. Evelyn PaTernosTer: secreTary. Helen Pellicone: High SpoTs represenTaTive, Isabelle Vella. The olTicers oT The Friday group are: presidenT. MargareT Miller: vice-presidenT. Marion Busch: secreTary. Grace Schou: High SpoTs represenTaTive, Edna Banbury. x AMERICAN ADVENTURE CLUB THE American AdvenTure Club's acTiviTies To daTe are only Tainfly suggesTive oT danger, risk, and daring. WhaTever advenTures The club has encounTered Thus Tar have been vicarious. However, we have been somewhaT advenTurous in devising new kinds oT programs Tor our Friday meeTings. The spiriT oT advenTure is presenT in narraTions oT Travel experiences, planning Tor TuTure Travels, ceIebraTions of The holi- days oT many lands. games oT hisTorical characTer, and Travelogues presenTed by ouTside speakers. IT is The inTenTion oT The club To make excursions To scenes of inTeresT in our own communiTy as a conclusion of The year's acTiviTies. Mr. Riggs is our sponsor. Our oTTicers are: presidenT, Helen Klein: vice-presidenT. Margerine Gary: sec- reTary, Doris Miannay: program chaiman, Imgard Nagel: and enTerTainmenT chair- man, JaneT Klein. OTher members are Isabel Clark, Virginia Gaines, DoroThy GilberT, EdwarTine Good, EdiTh KnoTT, RuTh MiTTasch, CaTherine Newcomb, Dora TalberT, and Julia Woicik. II2 OUR WORLD TODAY CLUB GIFT AND NOVELTY CLUBS AMERICAN ADVENTURE CLUB II3 i l , l HIGH SPOTS HIGH Spofs, 'rhe bi-weekly news publicalion, will long be remembered as fhe voice of Baffin. The paper adheres s'rric'rly'+o newspaper sfyle and gives 'lo irs school public all news of spor+s, clubs, and class adiviries wifh ediforials, personals, iokes, and fealure ma+erial widely respresenlarive of The s'ruden'r body. The picrure includes: Managing edilors, Margaref l-ledden, Enid Coverly: as- sociafe edirors, Carrnela Vella, Jene Geibg fearure ediiors, Grace Howey, Selma Takiff, club edi+ors, lsobelle McLin+ock, Mildred De Rose: spori' edilors, Naomi Camp- bell, Berlhella Adams: exchange edirors, Edna Meinersman, Winifrecl Grilifenq business manager, June Yagendorf: adverfising manager, Doris Ross: circulaiion manager, l-lelyn Cohen, adverfising, Helyn Cohen, June Yangendorf, Ruih Cohen, Mildred Clark, Della Cafenoff, Pearl Presser, Charlolfe Bingham, Jennie Levine, Ca+herine Read, Lona Werle, Bernadine Town, Shirley Garry, and Margarel Grall. Chief Jrypislr, Carmella Scaluroq lypisis, Lorrie Dobosh, Isabelle Charlcowski. Edirorial adviser, Miss Adelene Reed: business adviser, Leo S. Kornhauser: arf ad- visers, Miss Florence Ploclc, Mrs. Helen Keane: Jryping adviser Miss Elizaberh Ayer. II4 ,-SPOTS, . . I '. . I Bmw U H be 'rn O fs B' Q 5 S 2 Us 3. x PQ 5 'Sl rn N 'Q S G Q Q 2 Q. fn 0 U 2. 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And all The belov'd company who leap and lwirl, And laughing HH away. Broughi back 'lo life ls Russia: fhe old Russia, lhe Russia of 'lhe Czars And fur-clad muiiks in +he snow nighisq Their very names breaihe of 'rheir nafive land. Pefroff, Zorina, Danilova: exiles all, Bring lheir coun+ry's grealesl gill 'ro olher lands. Many Jrheir charms and graces: Lichine's bounding ioy The fragile spirifualness of Baronovag Massine, who wears wiih easy grace The man'l'le oi l'he greal' gods of The dance: Riabouchinslca's sculplural loveliness: And Toumanova's fiery passion: All welded lo a periecl' unily of spiril. Long may you dance! And in your dancing way, Bring joy and peace 'ro 'rhose who see And, having once seen, musl refurn again. Hold ever wi+h you grea+ ideals of beauly. And so lceep brighl' a glowing flame Wilhin a sadly darkened world! Jene Geib ATHLETICS I ATHLETIC COUNCIL The Afhlefic Council is a represenfafive organizafion which aims 'ro promofe acfive inferesf in afhlefics and fo develop a spirif of frue sporfsmanship fhroughouf fhe enfire school. The council adverfises and sfimulafes inferesf in fhe inferclass games. The members acf as officials for junior high school field days and assisf greafly in fhe organizafion of senior high school field meefs. The Afhlefic Council is a disfinguished organizafion in The school since if deals wifh everyfhing connecfed wil-h Baf+in's afhlefics. The council is under fhe supervision of Miss Esfher Safes and fhe members are elecfed by fheir classmafes according fo classes. This year fhe classes are represenfed by fhirfeen seniors, six juniors, and four sophomores. The officers are: presidenf, Elizabefh Schiffl: vice-presidenf, Virginia McCaffery: secrefary-freasurer, Madeline Coyle. The senior members are: Marie Abenilla, lda Alvarez, Frances Canfillo, Rose ldarola, Elizabefh Schiffl, Barbara Bickelhaupf, Moliy Edwards, Helen Longsfreef. Helen Losee. Virginia McCaffery, Floreffa Meckler. Eleanor Quinn, and Domicilla Saflcowski. The iunior members are: Madeline Coyle, Alice Kanfrowifz, Nancy Lobdell, Janef Nicholls, Emily Orshak, and Theresa Tenore. The sophomore members are: Rose Fodor, Doris Slinger, Margarel' Woods, and Cecilia Zyglarslci. II8 THE HONOR GYM CLUB The purpose of 'rhe Honor Gym Club is To help 'rhe girls achieve high railing in afhlefic abilily and +o furlher sporfsmanship among BaHin girls. ln order To become a member of The Honor Gym Club, a girl musl pass a skill les? in such aclivilies as baskelball lhrow, fhree leaps for clislance, iumps for height and olher requiremenls which vary according lo The season. She musf also pass a wriHen examinalion pre- pared by lhe members of 'rhe club and approved by 'rhe faculfy adviser, Miss Eslher Gales. The girls meer in uniform each Wednesday lo work ou+ and enjoy programs planned for 'lhem by The Program Commiliee. The program consisls of such ac+ivi+ies as volleyball, baskefball. baseball, deck lennis, dancing, fumbling, and slunis. The officers are: presidenf, Virginia MCCGHSFYI vice-president Adele Kozimor: secre+ary-lreasurer, Madeline Coyle. The members are: Marie Abenilla, Anna Barna, Gerlrude Barlhel, Barbara Bickelhaupl. Dororhy Boller, Anna Breznak, Frances Canlillo, Florence Cohen. Kaiherine Cuchie, Hermina Cyron, Molly Edwards, Isabelle Ferguson. Anne Haringfon, Anna l-londowicz, Genevieve Keilh, Emily Klem, Olga Lacko, Jennie Levine, Helen Linkus, Lucille Marelli. Gloria Marfin, Eleanore McFarlane, Evelyn Migliori, Emily Orshak, Concelra Pampinio, Helen Piskos, Mary Rhein, Anna Sakolsky, Evelyn Shellor. Doris Slinger, Charloile Soia, Nellie Torsky, and Mary Wise. II9 VOLLEY BALL Sophomores Juniors Seniors I20 HOCKEY Sophomores Juniors Seniors l2I BASKETBALL Sophomores Juniors DECK TENNIS-Sec+ion Winners l22 BASEBALL Sophomores Juniors ARCH ERY l23 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM M. Coyle, V. Leary, E. Meinersman, J. Olawslci, N. Lobclell, H. Linlcus. Subsfilulesz A. Kanlrowilz, E. Croll, E. LuI'es, R. Seymour, A. Reilman, J. Nicholls, L. Harrell. JUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAM E. Schiffl, H. Horin, R. Kellinghausen, E. Klem, L. Henne, H. Losee. Subslilulesz I. Alvarez, D. Salcofski, H. Longslreel, V. Pool. SOPHOMORE BASEBALL TEAM M. Oberlz, N. Lobdell, M. Kumar, E. Orshale, M. Coyle, H. Linlcus, F. Puchalslci, A. KanI'rowiI'z, M. Needles. Subsfilulesz A. Sranlon, J. Nicholls, J. Nooman, E. Shallor. JUNIOR BASEBALL TEAM E. Klem, H. Losee, V. IvlcCallery, E. Bochanelc, L. Chicanelli, B. Bickelhaupl, N. Torsky, M. Zelenialc, J. LaPoIla. Subslihilesr H. Horin, E. Quinn, J. Pleischo, E. Kicenulc. JUNIOR VOLLEYBALL TEAM H. Kumor, N. Lobdell, H. Linlcus, F. Pislcos, D. Harringlon, M. Coyle, A. Kan- Irowilz, E. Orshalc, L. Kazlulcis, E. Mason, E. Sheeler. Subslilulesz F. Panchallcis, M. Oberlz, E. Hendrickson, A. Reilman, H. Blades. SOPHOMORE HOCKEY TEAM A Koos, L. Mason, M. Woods, H. Pislcos, E. Bonnel, H. Zahradnik, R. Le Prele, K. Bingaman, H. Cyron, V. Bouroe, Subsliiulesz D. Wirlh, N. HunI'ley, M. Lanig. JUNIOR HOCKEY TEAM T. Tenore, R. Cohen, A. Reilman, J. Yadendorf, B. Mulcahy, D. Ross, N. Worrell, A. Kanlrowilz, E. Hendrickson, J. Nicholls, H. Cohen. Subslilrulesz M. Raby, B. Ten Eycli. SENIOR HOCKEY TEAM E. Bochaniclc, M. Sollung, H. Longslreel, B. Biclcelhaupf, V. McCa1Flery, M. Mc- Elroy, M. Loyd, M. Abenilla, C. Gales. E. Quinn, E. Coverly, H. Losee, Subslilulesz Miller, M. Turlur, H. Pederson. SENIOR VOLLEYBALL TEAM H. Losee, E. Schiffl, B. Biclcelhaupf, E. Bochanek, E. Klem, C. Siiles, J. Marlin, V. McCal:fery, A. Borva, M. Wise, M. Abenilla. Subslirulesz T. Gordon, l. Alvarez, H. Longslreel, M. Sorfung, E. Nicholls. SOPHOMORE VOLLEYBALL TEAM G. Wilfman, S. Gawalis, M. Woods, L. Mason, O. Laclco, H. Cyron, M. Higgins, M. Gibbs, S. Fisher, H. Pislcos. Subs'IiIuI'es: R. Novill, 6. Barlhel, R. Fodor, E. Baker. ENTRIES IN THE ARCHERY FINALS V. Leary, M. Abenilla, E. Coverly, J. Nicholls, E. Croll. DECK TENNIS H. Cohen, H. Losee, J. Yagendorf, H. Longslreer, A. Reilman, B. Biclcelhaupl, M. Paul, J. Nicholls, F. Canlillo, M. Abenilla, K. Kicenuk, F. Puchalski, B. Repholz, E Bochanelc, L. Henne, M. McElroy, D. Sakofski. I24 S U N R AY S When rays of sun go exploring, They oTTen break Through Thick clouds And kiss The green Tields below. Mary J. Raby D E F I N I T I O N S Cool Several SOTT, silvery buTTerTlies Shimmering Through slender, swaying reeds Toward deep, green waTer Loveliness Loveliness is The dusTy Tragilify of buTTerl'ly wings The elfin-sky blush of dew drenched roses The vivacious dance of young green leaves In slabs oT golden sunlighT. Loneliness EmpTyness-inTiniTy A Time Tor dreams A Time Tor sighs Terrifying obsessions l'launTing Tears Soaring hopes ShaTTered ideals This-The clesolaTe void- Loneliness. Rose Engelman THOUGHTS Snow The veil of nighT hung low Upon The glisTening snow, Where danced The shimmering moonlighT On a sea of billows whiTe. And on The branches oT Trees GlisTened The foam of snowy seas. Moon of The Nighi' On waves of gray awakes The moon, PainTing iTs sTars in a dark lagoon, WiTh a veil of misT iT hides iTs face, Playing hide and seek ouT inTo space. MeTa Tisch I25 I i' a 'N -3. 'Sith XQQQQ QQSSSQ .QMS L iii is 1 Q . ,X 5 r'-' Q. af . L 2' Fr 71 ' as Elf ' :A A X E' I ,lm c if' x Q A fbi?-4 M . :W NQJW ,.,:- gy- - J gf '- 41 , ii' mx ' -A WY K -x 5422? Ns.. 3' ,v if if rf. wfi un. i V 5 QSM: 5 5 vw fi. X 5i.' . A ' 222542 HX AN YA Mm. 1 .X , , NL .-nv ' U' M WJ! 6045 'wh-if 1 1' Sw 1, Mink' fffia S -r5iiQ,,gQ'fff V' 'ff' ' ' L 1 3' ' if xiii? 35 Se' NEHG lg 9 3 AUTUMN Gilded leaves all glisfening Dangled in fhe air, Hung in aufumn's deafened ears, Lay gleaming in her hair. Her cap and gown of violef Enhanced unseeing eyes: Dumb lips, unsmiling-ever sfill- Were heavy wifh mufe sighs. Sfafue like she passed by. So beaufiful, alone, She was so infinifely deep- So full of silenf fone. Jane Ebersole, llP3 Her life is ended Like a slowly fading flower Thar does nof know how soon her pefals will fall. Like a flower, sfanding sfraighf, Giving beaufy fo fhe world. Giving fo fhe world, fhaf does nof appreciafe Thaf does nof know. Ah. fhaf sweef flower has gone. We have seen if fading. And even in ifs fading, we have Taken fhe dying beaufy if has given. Her life is ended And alfhough fhe flower is dead, We fake fhe beaufy if everlasfingly gives fo us And keep if in our memory. Grace Gerlernfer. B POEM IZP3 O world. fhe acfors of your sfage exhibir numerous .emo'rions. Some gay, some sorrowful, some merry. some puzzling: Some memories +ha+ are bright some dull. Many like a vague dream, some vivid and clear. Buf you world, you remain carefree. nonchalanf. impassive. devoid of feeling. A vigilanf guard, a dependable. fireless, audience Of fhis bewildering, hazy, fanciful play. ' Anna Kish, IOCI3 l29 A VALLEY No beTTer view has e'er been seen Than This valley below a hill, Farmhouses and Tields of green Are scaTTered 'round a mill. Breezes ripple Through The Trees Dewdrops sparkle in The sun, While flying busily are The bees Working happily To Their hum. And down near The IiTTIe brook ThaT swirls musically along Flowers peek Trom every nook Making a very colorful Throng. No place of greaTer Tame Seems beauTiTuI as The mill, Musical brook and crops oT grain In The valley below The hill. Eleanor Haury I piped The hills and greenways: SweeTer came back my song I piped The same noTes over And over sTiII again: I could noT Tind an ending My song was incompleTe. ImpaTienT grew The green-eyed imp Who sways in The TaIIesT Tree, My song came back To me again Finished-divinely. Selma TakiTI In The religious books iT is wriTTen ThaT Trees pray aT nighT When no one is There: I've heard Them whisper Like murmuring chassidim The sTars Their candles. In The Temple hush I have also kneIT And prayed wifh Them Alone in God's greaT Temple. Selma TakiTT I30 LITERARY FRAGRANCES Borne on The sofT breeze of a summer nighT come The lush perfumes of growing Things. Jasmine and lilac rival each ofher in besTowing Their giTTs oT scenT. The spicy breafh oT fir Trees lend a Tang To The cloying sweeTness oT Tlowers. So like The fragrance oT a garden is The passing of a beauTifuI woman. Her garmenTs emanaTe The haunTing sweeTness of a subTle perfume, and she herself is like a Tlower as she bends her lovely head To caress The smooTh peTals of a rose. MARY MITCHELL PASSING SHIPS The greaT expanse of wafer, capable of desTroying many lives, harbors and pro- TecTs ships oT many Types. The boafs are chugging. Their appearance breaks The harmony ThaT exisTs beTween The ocean and The clear silenT nighT. Men are labouring, perspiring under The many Toils ThaT make Their nocfurnal duTies a necessiTy. These men have noT Time To admire The beauTy oT The ocean nor The sereniTy of The nighT. I A whiTe graceful ship sTands ouT on The horizon. a yachT signifying luxury and comTorT. This refined piece oT boaT sTrucTure is creaTed by humanify To graTiTy The whims of Those imbedded in weaI+h. The music of The orchesTra blends wiTh' The sfillness oT The nighT. The dancing TeeT keep Time wiTh The sTeady beaTing of The waves. Here nighf and ocean combined creafe an aTmosphere of gaieTy and pleasure. The ocean, domicilliafing so many diTferenT Types of people, goes on ThroughouT The cenTuries. RUTH KEAT, BIZPI PHOTOGRAPHS ExquisiTe angles formed by millions oT criss-crossing wires-IighT anclishaclow playing wiTh macabre eTTecT on bIasT furnaces-eerie nighT-Time composiTion-inerT monsTers ThaT are The wheels of indusTry during The day-avenues of pipes-oddly graceful poses of moving machinery-The preTTy discarded Tor The powerful: The camera made The servanT oT The imaginaTion. VIRGINIA BLEECKER, IOPI I W I N T E R Jealous of The beauTifuI garmenTs of AuTumn, WinTer has shorn The Trees of Their leafy dress. STark and naked They reach inTo The blue. Wifh black wifhered fingers. sensiTive To every breafh of The wind, They eTch The sky wiTh Their siIhoueTTes. Now and Then Their dry branches crackle. or The sofT moaning or loud eerie screech oT The wind sweeps Through The bare boughs. ieering and laughing aT Their nakedness. Soon These derelicTs will become sfiff and whiTe' wiTh The fleecy snowy covering given Them in compensaTion for ThaT which has been Taken from Them. Valianfly They Try To casT oTf Their unwelcome burden. WinTer can noT easily be discarded. IT laughs iTs freezing, frosTy laugh in conTempT of The fuTile eTforTs made To release iTs icy grip. The branches snap and crackle wiTh The cold: They begin To fear This monsTer. Many give up Their s+ruggIe and die. All are awaiTing Their saviour, Spring! ELIZABETH REPHOLZ, AIZPI I32 LONELINESS Fiery skies, purple mounfains, leafless Trees, black counfry, lifeless surroundings. deadly silence, and . . a lonely hearT. How iT is longing! For whaf? Success or praise, convivialiTy and fun? No. For companionship and friendship? No. May iT possibly be for love? Yes, buT noT The love ThaT exisfs befween man and woman, nor The love befween friends, or even mofher and child. IT is a deeper, more sacred love. The hearT pines for The love of a Fafher, noT morfal, buT spiriTuaI. The desire of a lonely hearT is being fulfilled. Pure love descends To iT from The fiery heavens, from a golden world. IT comes wiTh silence, ThoughT, and loneliness. AUDREY RCDHLFFS, Bl2P2 R E V E R I E A murmuring as of The far away drone of busy bees pervades The classroom. Every now and Then a crisp crackling breaks The monoTony of sound. as a page is Turned. IT is of no use for me To glue my eyes To my book, for The prinT of The pages dances before me. and I find myself dreaming-dreaming of whaf has passed and whaT is To come. I siT and gaze around me, my TruanT eyes being drawn as if by a magnef To The open windows from which pours in The music of ouTdoor life. Far off in The disTance The silver-Tinfed, rolling ouTIines of mounfains are breaking Through The hazy misT. I would love To be sTanding on The Top of one of Those maiesfic peaks viewing The glorious sighTs ThaT would sTreTch before me. Br-r-r-ring -The harsh ringing of a bell inTerrupTs a classroom reverie. HELEN SHERIDAN, Al2C4 REMINISCENT ODCRS The mosf powerful incenTive To memory I possess is my sense of smell. Ofien I walk along a boulevard lined wifh loosely-leafed Trees and The smell of Trees and grass can whip my ThoughTs back seven or eighf years To The days when I was abroad in Spain. Many incidenfs, which aT ofher Times I sfrive To recall, are, by some familiar scenT, experienced anew wifh a vividness ThaT is sTarTling. The fragrance of a pine sachef will bring a beaufiful scene ofa mounfainsicle covered Thickly wifh Tall, dark. pine Trees. The smell of mineral wafer will produce a menfal picfure of Spanish peasanfs drawing buckefs of wafer from springs. .The sfrong odor of a barn reproduces a sfable filled wifh sleek, proud horses and meek, obedienf cows. The only plausible reason I can offer as an expIanaTion for my.ThoughTs is ThaT I was born and lived all my life in a' ciTy, buf These insfances were my firsT real confacfs wifh counfry life. Consequenfly, an odor of The farm will always bring back memories of rural Spain. ' ' ' ' IDA ALVAREZ, AIZPI I33 THE CAFETERIA RUSH AT The sound of The bell announcing The end of The fourfh period, 900 girls liTerally go crazy, rushing from Their rooms, Tripping down The sTairs, and. when finally They reach The lunch room, scaTTering To all parTs, searching for a Table. The news may reach a group, afTer much baTTering, ramming, and pushing, Thaf Grace has a Table on The oTher side of The cafeferia. A wild scramble ensues To The fronT of The cafeferia, where The advance is checked by Miss Loucks, or some ofher Queen of The Lunch Hour. She informs The girls ThaT They musf go back upsTairs and There confinue Their progress To The ofher side. Affer some argumenf, which proves of no avail, The group Turns away from The forbidden paTh and makes iTs way upsfairs wiTh much grumbling To accenTuaTe iTs displeasure. Meanwhile, Grace has encounfered many sTrange people, such as Those who sfeal chairs, sTealThily or boldly, wiTh vehemenT argumenfs, consisfing of such reioiners as Yahl Razzberries! NuTs! and many oThers wiTh which we are all familiar. Then There is The person who parks herself in one of The reserved places and loudly pro- claims her righfs, if quesTioned. She will refuse To budge, and may be scared away lif The number of girls in The group is sufTicienTl. However, iT The girls are Timid, They musT suffer The inTruder's obnoxious presence Throughouf The meal. When books have been deposifed, new energy is summoned, and The girls make Their way To The lunch-line, dodging numerous wobbly Tray-iugglers on The way. ln The lunch-line, They are pushed, argued wiTh, and Thoroughly Trampled. By The Time one of The girls exTricaTes herself from The maelsfrom, her punch has flavored The spagheffi, some of which is decorafing The chocolafe arTisTically, while her sandwich has mys- Teriously vanished. ' One by one The girls emerge from The line and carry Their prizes To The Table, where They eaf hurriedly, Through infervals of infense conversafion and The annoyances of These lazy people who wanT To know, WhaT should l wriTe abouT for my English composiTion? and who Then expecT To have The whole piece of work done las a small favor for Them.l This is my impression of The BaTTin lunch hours, and while all is confusion, l Think iT is a welcome relief from The discipline and enforced calm of our classes. VIRGINIA KILLIMETT, BI2Cl2 BATTIN SONGBA6 Red Sails in The Sunsef ........,....,..................................................... ......... l'l Oulihdn Looky, Looky, Here Comes Cookie ..,.... ............ F rench Smoke Gefs in Your Eyes ........,......s..... ................... J 6r1il'0r' Every Day ,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,o...,,,,,..,,.,.,,, . ,,.. .. ............ l08, 3200 p.fT1. Every Now and Then ........ .....,,.........ss.....,.....s... . ,,..... 9 5 Please Believe Me ..s.,....o.,... .......... l Did My Homework Pigcolino ,K,,,..s,.,,,,.,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,.,, ................... B randenburg The Simple Things in Life ....... ,,,........,.. S ophomores ShipmaTes Forever s.,............. ....... JeTf and Baffin And Then Some ...,..........o............. ......., ............................. E x cuses I Love To Take Orders From You .......... ................................ F aculfy MABEL DAZIN, AI2Pl I34 NIGHT WIND Over lhe hills comes a mournlul sound, 'Tis lhe nighl wind, howling and cold, The branches ol l-he lrees bend and snap Under ils mighly rush. A lonely owl in a lreelop high, Hools a warning lo lhe lraveler below: Be careful, lhe nighl will Iill you in ils arms, And carry you away lo lhe sky. No moon from above sheds ils silvery lighl, On lhe darkness and cold below, And lhe nighl wind, chuckling lo ilsell, Goes racing on, alone. Eleanor Scoll, IOCI6 DEWDROPS Hazy, gray grass, once clear and green, Hundreds ol dewdrops, each one like a pearl, Cover each blade wilh a wel silver hue Making lhe grass a sea of jewels. Dorolhy Knaresboro, IOP2 SUNSET The selling sun lays ils golden lingers Across lhe clear shimmering lake. ln lhe background. lhe weak breezes hold lheir brealh. Elizabelh Schumacher. IOP MY CREED The fool halh said in his hearl. 'There is no Godf Bul when wilhin my hearl a glow ol friendship shines. For all mankind: And l love and am loved, l know lhere is a God. Virginia Doerr, IIGA7 MIST The valley below was a cloud ol sofl while Slrelching ils lingers lo grasp lhe mounlain peak. Marlha Kravec, IIP3 The haughly moon slowly draped her ieweled clolh around her and gazed upon lhe world. A spilelul wind rushed lo lhe slcy, and scallered lhe clouds over lhe moon's splendor. Mary Hawkins, IOP4 I35 MY DESK AT SCHOOL Ho huml Well, mighl as well sil down and gel ready lor lhe nexl enioyable period. Ooop ! This chair cerlainly does squeak and nol wilh my weighl eilher. Musl have been oiled aboul-oh, well, doesn'l maller or inleresl me. Whyworry aboul lhe chair? English should be my one and only lhoughl in lhis one hour. English is an inleresling subiecl, I say lo mysell convincingly. Whal would we do wilhoul grammar? Well, whal a coincidence. Here I've been lhinking ol grammar only lo lind lhe leacher lalking ol lhe same lhing. Whal is he saying? The subiecl ol lhe verb is-. Whal a very inleresling desk! Why, I have sal -here lour weeks and never ob- served il keenly. Lel me see, whal does lhis read? Wilh love lrom Dan. How ullerly romanlic. I am probably silling in a seal in which lhe grealesl lover ol yeslerday sal, yes, il musl have been yeslerday because lhe carving is old and barely readable. He musl have been greal and evidenlly had dreamy eyes lhe eyes, ol a poel. Look whal he wriles. Wilh love lrom Dan lo Ann. Whal a beaulilul rhyme. Whal perlecl rhylhm. Whal's lhis? A hearl pierced wilh an arrow? I never knew Indians wenl lo Ballin. This cerlainly adds lo my knowledge., Humphl Whal a very poor arlisl. I wouIdn'l even lry lo gel inside an airplane like lhis. One wing is bigger lhan lhe' olher: lhe propeller is crooked: lhe whole air- plane doesn'l look lil lo ride in. Now in lhiscorneris Iel's see, well, a lol ol wriling. Probably a nole ol some sorl or maybe- Kalhryn, do I have lo repeal again? Whal is lhe subiecl ol lhe senlence? h KATHRYN KICENUK, BIZC9 Uh, uh, nah, naw and linally no. When people say uh uh, righl away I lhink lhey musl be parl Indian. You know how Indians grunl and speak crudely. Who knows, maybe uh uh is Indian language. For inslancehan Indian would say ugh, an American, uh, as English-speaking' people are supposed lo drop lheir g's. Il, however, you are nol iparl Indian, perhaps your anceslors were slable boys. Remember lhe horse, who says neigh when he doesn'l wanl a lhing done? So your anceslor would neigh back, and doing lhis every day made him careless as lo lhe pronuncialion. The lirsl lhing you know he was saying nah. I bel everyone has a Iillle horse sense. ll I haven'l hil your anceslory yel, wail! Did you anceslors keep lhe mouse lraps lilled wilh cheese? Il lhey did, lhen il is lheir laull lhal you say. naw. The old melhod ol calching mice was lo sneakgup lo a wall where lhe mice were, and repeal naw, naw, naw, and lhe mouse, lhinking il lo, be a 'fellow nawer would jump oul ol lhe hole lo meel him, bul lhe cheese would draw his allenlion, and inslead ol meeling his lriend, he would meel his dealh. Now my children, if you wanl,-a copy ol loday's leclure, send len cenls in coin lo lhe Ugnaynawno Sludio, and your money will be cheerlully relunded. , . ' MARGARET VIEHL. BIZCIZ l'36 Board oT EducaTion SouTh Broad STreeT ElizabeTh. New Jersey Honored and esTeemed Sirs: During my Three years in BaTTin, I observed several deTecTs in The school sysTem. As a loyal and devoTed sTudenT, I deem iT expedienT To inTorm The school board of my observaTions. Hence. dear sirs, I have IisTed The Tollowingz I. There is a lack oT TransporTaTion TaciIiTies. I suggesT ThaT Two eIevaTor shaTTs be ins+aIIed To be operaTed by The Tour handsomesT Jeliferson boys oT The senior class. 2. SiTTing room should be builT on each Tloor, well Turnished wiTh lounges and easy chairs. 3. A Tiled swimming pool should be consTrucTecI in The small gym. The large gym may be exTended Through To The TronT of The caTeTeria To accomodaTe The sTudenTs. 4. DeTenTion and homework should be abolished. 5. Teachers shall be penalized every Time They Trown, or reverT To disciplinary meThods. 6. The class-room chairs should be lined wiTh plush so as To prevenT back-aches. 7. The school day should begin aT Il o'clock. ending aT Two wiTh an hour Tor lunch. 8. A rooT garden should be builT wiTh reTreshmenTs ready. To be served when a sTudenT becomes bored or uninTeresTed in The classwork. I am sure ThaT you will appreciaTe my ThoughTTuIness and consTrucTive views con- cerning The maTTer, and I awaiT The beginning oT The school adiusTmenT. Cordially yours, WINIFRED LOHFELD. AI ZC4 A WORD TO THE WISE BeTore any oT you consider sTudying The 'ceIlo, I'd advise you To send away Tor The bookIeT wriTTen by me enTiTled, How NOT To Play The 'Cello and Why You Shouldn'T. I don'T ,wanT To discourage you poor souls who crave music, buT you really can'T undersTand The embarrassmenT ThaT you have To endure while climbing The ladder To musical success. I recommend This bookIeT because I don'T know very much abouT playing The 'ceIIo, buT I do know why you shouIdn'T. JusT imagine your embarrassment as well as mine. if a bus driver Told you. in The presence oT a crowded bus, ThaT he was afraid ThaT here wasn'T enough room Tor boTh you and The 'cello on The bus, Or, if you really did succeed in geTTing on The bus. minus a place To siT, have some child ask his moTher, in noT Too soTT a Tone, ls ThaT a big violin, MoTher. or. WhaT's ThaT, a Trombone? The bus isn'T The only place where you are molesTecI. Even The children on The sTreeT ask you quesTions aT The Top of Their lungs. When you do succeed in geTTing a nice young man To walk home wiTh you, he Teels embarrassed carrying The insTrumenT, unless he is a musician, and so you are sTiII IeTT To carry iT yourself. IT you s+ill desire To play The 'cello, you have my deepesT sympaThy. Please don'T leT This sTory geT back To The Music DeparTmenT, or I am afraid I will Tincl myself The recipienT oT a Tailure in Music. DOROTHY CONSTABLE, BI2C9 I37 5 Elixabeih Hanriclnson HOMECOMING All fhe weary way +he moon has lecl me. And l wonderecl where il' resiecl- Wifh a sudden lurning of 'rlwe road l see if Hanging. like a greal' lamp, over my house. And laying quief sl'1ee'rs of silver on my +rees And on my home. Grace Howey Alma Gelluausen OUR LOSS A silvery moon, like an ar'l'is+'s dream, sei deep in a blue, black sky. In mysferious quiet il' sal and waiched +he fwinkling s+ars go by. Way down below, human beings slept unaware of fhe splendor above: Blind 'ro Hs wonders, fhe heavenly +hings, 'lhe symbols all morfals should love. Lillian Kassinger l39 x N Exi xxx X l ll X ,fl fll!lff I f 'X QA I f 1 f Viola Youflzus THE MILL The sun, rising from 'neailw lime hill, Casls ils long beams upon a mill, A mill, forsaken and lorlorn, XiVi1'l1 looks so proud and yel so worn As if in ages long ago A passerby was wonl lo beslow An admiring glance upon 'the mill Now so silenf and so slill. EDITH L. NICCOLLS N, 'v' E - -,.. ,A-, ,Z Doris Meierhoffer THE WIND BY THE SEA l wander by The sea side: The wind is full and free: I+ whisiles shrill and whispers low And genrly calls +o me: H' 'rhrills me wiih ifs mournful sh-ein Ancl lulls me wirh a sweel' refrain Thaf floafs from off 'rhe sea. RUTH REED P l HIDE AND SEEK IN THE SKY Blending rays of brighl moonlighi, Wilh The darkness of Ihe nighl, Soflening and beaufifying, Sleeping as if soflly sighing. You ride Ihe heavens. drawn by Ihe slars, Flirfing wilh Venus, you race wilh Mars. Blend your beauly wilh Ihe dark In my room, you're like a spark, Like a sleepy, lovely Iune. Coming on and dying away, While Ihe willows weep and sway You silly, naughly, lovely moon. Belly Byrd REVEILLE Fasl sinking beyond Ihe disfanf hills I Our merry friend, Ihe Sun, Nodding goodby Io Ihe day so fair, Fall clown and resls 'fill The morn shall come. A DAY IN SUMMER A genlly flowing slream, A cerulean sky., Tall slender frees. A velvel' floor of green, A blue-iay chirps As a cool breeze caresses I'he leaves Mayme Kundral, B I ZP3 Eleanor Newkirk LIFE Our life is like a candle Thai is burning day'and nighl, I-low Iall and s'ra+ely if seems Io Wilh ils golden glillering lighl, Bul soon we see if bend wilh age And 'rhe lighl begins Io wane Unlil a breeze, Ihe breeze of Dealh, Exlinguishes Ihe Flame. sland Slephanie Slasulis, B I ZP3 I42 Mary Baiier A LEAF A leaf fluhlering from a free. Swirling downward gracefully, Is caughf by +he wind, and il' dances away Like a foreslr nymph as H' frolicks in play. Edifh L. Niccolls PICTURE TROUBLE SepTember 25, I935 Johnny dear, Two weeks Trom Tomorrow I am To have my picTure Taken Tor The Red and WhiTe. Should I smile? You know you always did like my smile,-or should I pouT? Remem- ber-you Told me The firsT Time we quarreled how much like Joan Crawford I looked when I pouTed. Oh Johnny, I'm so awfully Trig-hTened-geTTing one's picTure Taken is such a serious Thing. Love, lk FF ik lk OcTober I, 1935 Dear Johnny, , Only one more week before my picTure is Taken! Some oT The girls have had Theirs Taken already. They said They TeIT iusT like movie acTresses. Annie, my girl friend, says I have a very sensiTive face-do you Think so? I'm going To -have my hair waved Tomorrow and Then comb iT ouT so iT looks sofT and preTTy. Won'T ThaT be iusT lovely? You know, moTher says ThaT you can'T possibly be inTeresTed in Things of This sorT, buT I know you are. Aren'T you Johnny? Love, N! FF Pk if OcTober 3, I935 Johnny, Oh dear, I am so sorry, buf honesTly, I really can'T go To The dance wiTh you. You see TOMORROW is THE DAY. You know, The day I am To have my picTure Taken. Now you musT realize ThaT if I wenT ouT wiTh you, I'd geT home Iafe and miss my beauTy sleep, Then The nexT day I would have pouches under my eyes-and ThaT would never do for a picTure. Love, III Ik Ik il Johnny, lT's all over-my picTure was finally Taken. Oh Johnny, I'm sure I moved iusT as he Took The TirsT shoT Idoesn'T ThaT sound iusT as if I were in The movies or someThing?I And The second Take-oh Johnny you'II scream wiTh Iaughfer-I know I looked cross- eyedl Ha ha ha-isn'T ThaT Tunny? Ha I-la I-Ia. You know I Told Daddyl and -he didn'T even Iaugh!I Aren'T parenTs queer Though. I know you Think iT's Tunny don'T you Johnny? Love, lk if lk lk November I, l935 John Broker! Why don'T you wrife anymore? Why if I weren'T a sensible girl, I'd Think you clidn'T like my Ie+Ters! Oh, I admiT a Tew of Them had To do abouT picTures, buT my goodness, iT seems To me ThaT you should be inTeresTed in a Thing like ThaT as well as I. Love, P.S. Annie says I look like KaTie Hepburn in one of my picTures, so l'm sending iT To you. LOIS HENNE, B I ZC9 I4-4 Red and Whi+e Siaff Officers Top Row-Rose Engelman, Edilor: Mamie Kundrai, Assisrani Edifor: Helen Sheridan, Head Typisl: Thelma Hobson, Business Manager. Second Row-Be-rilwa Hardie, Grace Gelernier, Barbara Blades, Viola Youflcus, Ari Coniribufors. Third Row-Alma Gelhausen. Mary Baller, Doris Meierlnoffer, Elizabe+l1 Henriksen, Ari' Confribufors. Bofiom Row-Sam Boyar, Business Adviser: Mrs. Helen Keane, Plwoiograplw and Ari' Adviser: Miss Alfliild Peierscn, Liferary Advisor: Miss Florence Ploclc. Ari' Adviser: Mr. Clifion Dowlin, Assisfanf fo Liferary Arviser. l45 THE ADVENTURES OF OSCAR, THE NEWS HOUND Oscar would fo Baffin go So followed Beffy don'f you lcnow Ah, fhen his fleece was whife as snow . . . Buf, Oscar would fo Baffin go! Oscar before going fo Baffin How did he gef so black. you say? Well, if was iusf fhis wa 3 He became a real news hound And wallowed in fhe dirf he found. Oscar affer ' going fo Baffin Oscar soon developed habifs Thaf all our good reporfers gef. On fhe frail of real live sfories Oscar would iusf sef and sef. Picfure of Oscar seffing on fhe frail of a sfory His curiosify would offen lead Our hero info places fighf Buf. long and fhin he'd fhen become And so come ouf of if all righf! Oscar geffing ouf of fighf place. Please nofe longness and fhinness. So alerf were Oscar's ears Thaf like a rabloif's fhey became Beffer fo hear wifh. he'd reforf When someone said fo him, for shame. If was ears like fhis worfhy animal fhaf Oscar l gof Oscar wi+h his nose Info oiher people's business Oscar's nose would always be Uniil if grew so very long I+ was a funny sigh? 'ro see on y on The scen'r of a ho'r sfory Ed's Nolez This is The cal' 'rha+ Oscar chased 'Till he was losf and never found. And Thai is The end I'm sorry +o s+a+e Of Ba'r+in's dear and nosey hound! This is Tommy. lCa+, no'r Jefll in BaHin's halls, who There are seen, occasionally, dogs musi noi' be confused wi+h 'rhe dear deparfed Oscar. Oscar was fhe only one of his kind and a careful siudy of 'rhe pic'rure below will convince my dear audience of 'rhe difference. We have pleniy of dears buf none of lhese fix i Q. Belly Baffin whom Oscar followed lo school. Verse by GRACE HOWEY Slcelches by BARBARA BLADES l-47 THE MOST BEAUTIFUL THING Whaf do you Ihink is 'rhe mos'r beaulilul Ihing? A hal, a dress, or perhaps a ring? Maybe 'rhe sunsel, iI s preH'y you know, Or even Jrhe Trees silhouelled in snow. Bul I'he mosl beauliful 'rhing which we all have known Is Ihal' one and only place called I'Iome. MARGARET BERWEILER IN APPRECIATION For Ihe successful publicalion of Red and While we wish 'ro acknowledge 'rhe assislance of many friends. We are especially gralelul for 'rhe kindly inleresl of our adverlisers, our palrons and palronesses, and our own sludenl body in 'rheir splendid response Io 'Ihe sub- scriplion campaign, conducled by Ihe business slafl under 'rhe direclion of our new business adviser, Mr. Samuel Boyar. We remember, also wilrh gralilude fhe work of Mr. Waller Dudas who kepl Ihe yearbook on a lirm financial slanding for 'rhe pasl' Ihree years. In 'Ihe enlarged scope of work 'For This edilion of Red and While we appreciale greally 'Ihe assislance of Mrs. Rulh Slebbins and Mr. Clilfon Dowlin, appoinled by Mr. Duncan, Io assume 'rhe responsibilily of receiving and reading all Ihe club copy. For 'rhe generous publicily given Ihe yearbook in Hs slages of preparalion we Ihank Miss Adelene Reed and The Slafl of High Spols. We acknowledge wilh greal pleasure 'rhe arf ollering from 'rhe classes of Miss Florence Flock and Mrs. Helen Keane and Ihe IiI'erary coniribulions from seniors, iuniors, and sophomores in 'rhe classes of Mrs. Lora Hurd, Miss Marguerile I-Ioulihan. Miss Laura Keilh, Mrs. Rulh Slebbins, Miss EI'heI Barron, Miss Muriel Neunerl, Miss Alfhild Pelerson, Mr. Clillon Dowlin and Mr. Aria I-Iawley. We appreciale The aHen+ion and lime given by Mr. John McCu+cheon, our pho- 'rographery and 'rhe in'reres+, 'rhe advice, and able assisfancei of Miss Sylvia Rosen of The Comel' Press. THE STAFF I48 PATRONS and PATRONESSES VSHUG MR. and MRS. HERBERT BANBURY--ISO Sayre S+ree'r MR. and MRS. JAMES P. BENNETT--820 Summer S'rree'r MR. and MRS. H. M. BILLERBECK-859 Cross Avenue MR. and MRS. J. S. BODNER-740 Spring Sfreef MR. and MRS. C. L. COLBERT-I5 Visla Avenue MR. and MRS. CLEMENT COODER-239 Parmelee Place MRS. MAY DAVIES-I I I3 Madison Avenue MR. and MRS. SAMUEL ENGELMAN-229 Lincoln Avenue MR. and MRS. WALTER F. FROMM-856 Bailey Avenue MR. and MRS. RAYMOND GREENWOOD-650 Cleveland Avenue MR. and MRS. CHARLES A. I-IEDDEN-I6 Kerlyn Courl' MR. and MRS. CARL E. HOLMES-966 Park Avenue MR. and MRS. J. KAPPEL-233 Keafs Avenue MR. and MRS. GEORGE N. LOSEE-480 Walnuf Sfreei' MR. and MRS. JOHN A. MCCARTHY-22 Elmwood Place MR. and MRS. ALEXANDER MCCLINTOCK-538 Jackson A MR. and MRS. TERENCE MCMANUS-424 C-herry Sfreef MR. and MRS. W. F. MEISTER-4I Georgian Courl' MR. and MRS ERNEST MEYER-734 Floral Avenue MR. and MRS. S. T. MORGAN-25 Declcer Avenue MR. and MRS EDWARD H. MOSER-938 Madison Avenue MR. and MRS. s. N. NEWKIRK-14 Denman Place MR. and MRS. LOUIS H. OLSEN-729 Linden Avenue MR. and MRS. JUSTUS PAUL-530 Linden Avenue MR. and MRS. JOHN REGAN-842 Myr+Ie Sfreef MR. and MRS. L. SCHIFFL-543 Easf Jersey Sfreef MR. and MRS. C. CLAUDE SCOTT-94l Sou+I1 Sfreel MR. and MRS. FRANCIS TOWN-35 Monmoulh Road MR. and MRS NELSON L. TROPP-I6 Clover S+ree+ MR. and MRS. C. WADE-I25 Pearl S'free+ MR. and MRS. LEWIS F. WHEELER-SI9 Wyoming Avenue ing of NEW SALON caied Hollywood Arrnospliere 1101: H50 No. Broad S+. Hillside . ELizabel'l1 3-9445 -10-1 Loolc Your Besi' For Commencemeni .TQ-. Our ARTISTIC PERMANENTS . . Siyled by Men Hairdressers - S5 3 liems for Sl . . . Will be given by siaff of 9 operaiors -1 Wiih or Wiihoui Appoinimenis - JACK and LORETTA Hairdressers, Inc. Open Thursday, Friday and Saiurday Evenings 'fill 9 EXECUTIVES Demanding B L E I C K E R ' S EFFICIENT seckemmes JEWELERS of REPUTATION Call Miss Whifman School 1 I7 BROAD STREET B'ge'f'W 30563 ELIZABETH, N. J. I26 CLINTON AVENUE NEWARK, N. J. Announcing Open- Smarr . . Soplwisli- INTENSIVE BUSINESS COURSES Moclernize your kifchen wifh an Auro- malic Gas Range and an Elecfrolux Gas for Refrigeralor. HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES and Have you a kiichen like Topsy +ha+ ius+ growed or is if s+ep-saving and labor saving? Ask our Kilchen Planning Deparl- menf for sugges+ions 'lor making your kifchen a place in which if is a JOY 'Io work and nol a JOB. No charge and no obligaiion O Elizabefhfown Consolidafed Gas Co. COLLEGE TRAINED STUDENTS EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAL TRAINING fo X.. xi - SECRETARIAL SCHOOL l20 Broad Sireei' Elizabelh, N. J. Phone ELizabe'Ih 2-5509 R. J. HALL, Manager Specialisfs in placemeni for over fifiy years Phone ELizabe+h 2-2268 ELizabe+h 3-2930 Blgelow 3-5994 Aug. F. Schmidi' 8: Son A. LINSENMANN F L O R I S T FUNERAL HOME O I39 Weslfield Avenue Elizabe+h, N. J. Floral Avenue cor. McClellan S+. On +he Elizabelh Cify Line Newark, N. J. ELIZABETH, N. J. HOTEL WINEIELD SCOTT ,W Ti Af 1-1. N: - Y ELlZABETH'S DISTINCTIVE HOTEL Our beauTiful Ballroom, Clubroom. and Privafe Dining Rooms, offer every 'Facili+y Tor dinner dances, meeTings, and all social Tundrions. Free parking on premises. Telephone ELizabeTh 2-IOOO ' KARL A. OBGOERTEL. Manager Phones ELizabeTh 3-IOPO, I02l J. P. BROPHY COAL CO. JEDDO-HIGHLAND COAL KOPPERS SEABOARD COKE FUEL OIL 223 JEFFERSON AVE. and C.R.R. of N. J. Elizabelh, N. J. Phone ELizabelh 2-4250 L. F. HERSH 81 BRO. WHOLESALE GROCERS Disfribuiors for The Garden Sfaie Grocers i209 EAST GRAND ST. ELIZABETH, N. J. NEW JERSEY CHIROPODISTS SURGEON FOOT DOCTORS 95 BROAD STREET Over MacKhin's Sfore Elizabefh, N. J Free Examinaiion and Advice Cheerfully Given ELizabs+h 2-8613 No Appoinimem' Necessary Daily 9 a.m. To 8 p.m Sai. 9 a.m. To 6 p.m. Phone ELizabefh 3-2338 COURT HOUSE SHOE REBUILDERS SHOES REPAIRED and DYED lLe1' Me Take You Off Your Fee+l 5 BROAD STREET ELIZABETH. N. J. RECIPROCITY The business and school organizahons who have aclverfised on These pages, Think a lo+ of Baffin Senior High School. They have shown iT by Their hearfy response To our adverfising campaign. Show Them ThaT you appreci- afe Their paTronage by giving Them yours when you have a purchase To make-THAT'S RECIPROCITY. Your R. 81 W. Business S1'afF SAY l saw your 'ad' in The BATTIN RED AND WHITE - T' , - 1 li Eighty Years of Service . . VEN in 1853, when the sewing machine was young, a Singer was considered a valuable household acqui- sition. Crude as it was, it enjoyed a prominent position in the home where it could be proudly displayed to visitors. Now vastly improved, quiet and smoothly operating Singer sewing machines are standard the world over. And Singer Service has brought everywhere a guarantee of convenience and satisfaction in their use. For Singer is more than a manufacturer of fine sewing machines. lt is a world-wide organization of service to women who sew and to factories which have stitching operations to perform. Every one of its 10,000 Shops, scattered throughout the five continents, is a local sewing headquarters for the women of that community. And in all principal cities are located branches of the Manufacturing Trades De- partment, for service to the myriad industries dependent on sewing machines for their very existence. Singer Sewing Machine Company AN INSTITUTION Characierisfically DIFFEREN T . . . Offering a HIGHER BUSIN ESS TRAINING for Discriminahng S+uden+s PREFERRED PLACEMENT FEATURED ASK FO R CATALOG COLEMAN COLLEGE Academy and Halsey Sireeis Newark, New Jersey HOTEL ELIZABETH CARTERET 200 ROOMS 200 BATHS RATES FROM 52.00 O CARL SWORD, Manager Phone EI.izabeIh 2-7209 WILLIAM C. GOLDING OPTOMETRIST 2I9 BROAD STREET ELIZABETH, N. J. Phone ELIzabe'rh 2-3754 GUTOWSKI MUSICAL INSTRUMENT CO. School of Music For All Ins'I'rumen'I's I I69 EAST JERSEY STREET AI Broad Sfreef Elizabeth, N. J Phones ELi1abeIh 3-I5II and 2-0047 Mr. GEORGE and Mr. VAL HAIRDRESSING FormerIy Fishman's Beauiy Salon Libby Shop Mezzanine 58 BROAD STREET ELIZABETH. N. J. Phone ELizabeIh 2-6604 S. Traubman 8: Son Inc. MODERN FOOD STORE O 27 SOUTH BROAD STREET ELIZABETH, N. J. Phone ELizabeIh 2-8043 KOELBL'S MARKET CHOICE MEATS GROCERIES and VEGETABLES 637 SOUTH STREET ELIZABETH, N. J. Phone ELizabe'Ih 2-9047 FAN BEAUTY SHOP - For - STYLISH PERMANENT WAVES 253 NORTH BROAD STREET ELIZABETH, N. J. ATTRACTIVE OPPORTUNITY h HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES Rider College offers ihorough courses leading Io siale-authorized degrees in The following fields of business Iraining: Secre+ariaI Science Journalism Accoun'I'ancy Commercial Teaching Business Adminisiraiion The Rider Plan of efficiency preparafion in- cludes vocaiional guidance and free placemeni service. Inieresfing liIera'Iure on requesf ASK FOR CATALOG RIDER COLLEGE of Business Adminisfraiion Founded I865 Trenion, N. J. Phone ELizabe'Ih 2- I 893 T. C. BOTI-IMANN'S OPTICIANS AND OPTOMETRISTS For clear and befier vision have your eyes examined every Iwo years O 225 Broad S'rree+ Elizaberh, N. J. EVERYTHING IN MUSIC Musical insfrumenis-A full line of popular and classical sheei music-including Fischer's, Schirmer's and Ceniury Libraries ELIZABETH PHONOGRAPH SHOP 45 BROAD ST. ELIZABETH, N. J. Phone ELizabeIh 2-3675 Open Evenings F. C. and H. C. OGDEN FUNERAL DIRECTORS 458 NORTH BROAD STREET ELIZABETH, N. J. BERKELEY SCHOOL 22 Prospect Street East Orange, N. J. - Telephone ORange 3-12156 - COLLEGE training in the practical arts. : An intensive one-year course, : preparing high school gradu- E arcs and college women exclu- sively for preferred secfeta- E rial positions. Background courses are given by university professors ot rec- ognized standing. Technical- subiects are taught by expe- rienced college graduates. T Charmingly appointed root E : garden studios. Restricted en- rolment. For bulletin address the Director. .Ibn Il n-u n I Phone ELizabeth 2-97 I 6 K. 84 J. MARKETS MEATS ot HIGH QUALITY 247 MORRIS AVENUE ELIZABETH. N. J. Phone ELizabeth 2-5821 S. N. THOMSON TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE All Makes Sold, Rented. Repaired Special Rates to Battin Students I l78 ELIZABETH AVENUE ELIZABETH. N. J. Phone ELizabeth 2-4949 VAN HART BEAUTY SALON on the Avenue Complete Beauty Service Professional Marcel Oil Permanent Waving- Combination of Marcel and Ringlet ends, Com- bination oi Marcel and Croquignole Ends. or all Croquignole Personality, Pineapple or Mary Murray Bob. At Reasonable Prices Hair Dyeing. Facial and Scalp Treatments MABEL A. VAN HART 826 Elizabeth Ave. Elizabeth. N. J. LIBERTY THEATRE ELIZABETH ALWAYS THE WEEK'S TWO BIGGEST HITS ON ONE PROGRAM SHOWS CHANGE SATURDAY and TUESDAY Go to the Liberty and Save Phone ELizabeth 2-2498 Ice Cream with lndividuality T. J. TAYLOR Manufacturer ot Ice Cream 229 UNION STREET Cor. Julian Place Elizabeth, N J JUDD BROS. WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY We are the Otticial Watch Inspectors tor the C R. R. of N. J. and N. Y. and L. B. R R 286 MORRIS AVENUE ELIZABETH, N. J. Phone ELiZabSfl'! 3-7777 Phones ELizabel'h 3-3l32-3 Member of Florisls Telegraph Delivery P O N T I A C ART FLORAL SHOP ED. BONAVITO, Prop. WHYTE PONTIAC Floral Designs and Wedding Bouquefs Our Specialfy 20 WESTHE'-D AVENUE sos ELIZABETH AVENUE ELIZABETH, N. J. ELIZABETH, N. J. FROM lI2 TO I60 From I I2 'fo I60 pages. REASON: Increased number of subscriplions? Yes! Bul' only in parf. Our adverlisers also deserve a share of +he credit We are proud of 'rhis year's RED 8: WHITE -we know you are, loo. MISS BETTY BATTIN, show These adverlisers your good faiih and appreci- afion by frying Them firs'r when you have shopping fo do-when you are primping for a prom, when being clofhed for commencement when you are scouring for lurlher schooling, or when your parenfs are considering olher personal or household effecls for you, for Themselves, for lhe home. THANKS! Your R. 8: W. Business Sfaff SAY l saw your 'ad' in +he BATTIN RED AND WHlTE ELizabeih 3-I542 Con 'r l lf' s S n'or f J nuary and June, We ua S' S O G A School Wor1'h goilgccjgshlgh all your underfalzings and all our Of course we shall see you on fhe affernoon of gradualion dayl Merchanls and Bankers Business CHYCOT BEAUTY SALON and Secre+arial School lOl BROAD STREET ELIZABETH' N' J' Daily News Building 220 EAST 42nd STREET NEW YORK CITY BENJAMIN KOSBERG CO. Murray Hill 2-0987 - 0919 Paint Hardware, Wallpaper Ari' Supplies Q Two Sforss: 43l Elizabefh Ave. 233 Broad S+. Caialogue Senl' Un fequesf ELlZABETl l, N. J. Official Photographer lor RED and WI-IITE SENIOR PHOTOGRAPHS - and - ALL GROUP PICTURES by I JOHN J. McCUTCI-IEON ! I7 WESTFIELD AVENUE ELIZABETH, N. J. Good pholrographs are a ioy forever and can only be made by a skilled craffsman and ar'ris+ who by +he balanc- ing of Iighf and shade brings oul your besl poinis and sub- dues your less aliraclive ones. 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