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

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1937 volume:

' 376717 Mfg OL! 1,00 ff j 1 I 5 1 1 I 1 v 3 x Fi 54 W 1 . I 2 4 i 2 1 E I S W E E R Q 5 Q RED AND WHITE I937 PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF THE BATTIN I-IIC-EI-I SCHOOL ELIZABETH NEW JERSEY FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF THE PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS, OF ELIZABETH The illus+ra+ions on This page piclure rhe evolulion ol public high schools in our cily. 52 Broad Slreei lleasedl was lhe firsl building used as a free public high school in Ellzabelh, I887-l889. ' The enrollmenl lolaled one hundred and lorry-eighl slrudenls, Oclober, I887. Lucre- lia R. Sayre was +he principal. Subsl'i'lule The horse and buggy 'lor lhe siream-lined car al lhe door and eliminale lrhe commercial al'mosphere, and 'lhere you are. The generosily ol Mr. Joseph Ballin made possible lhe building and properly nexl in use and loca+ed on Jrhe si+e ol 'lhe presenf Ballin High School. The presenlralion lo lhe cify was made in I889. The building was in use 'lor lwenly-'rhree years unlil June, l9l2. Miss Sayre again direcled The lives ol one hundred lwenly-lhree sludenls as principal from I889 lo I895. For a briel inrerval ol Iwo years, l9l2 To I9l4, I-he academic deparlmenl' ol lhe high school occupied a .building a+ Cherry and Murray Slreelrs, wilrh Mr. William F. Lilrrle as principal. The regislralion in Ocrober, I9I2, had reached 542. Ballin High School now occupies The presenl sire , Q I on The corner ol Broad and Soulh Slreels. lls dignified porlrals appear on +he opposile page. Beginning I9l4, lhe following genllemen have served as principal: William F. Li'l'l'le, Frederick E. Emmons, Franklin Pierce, Harold G. Ferguson, Porler W. Averill, and William lvl. Duncan. In I929, Balrin became +he girls' high school. The presenl enrollrnenl is l645. The Jellerson building, a boys' high school, was compleled in l929, wilh Mr. Porler W. Averill as principal. Enrollmenr in 1936 lolaled I64O. if you find wisdom, Jreil and declare iiq If you find vir+ue, publish Hs merit If you find evil, crush if and snare Hg And if you find happiness, seize if and snare if ln Dedication - In recogniTion OT his genial associaTions wiThin The walls OT .BaTTin High school, as a member OT The MaThemaTics DeparTmenT and as principal oT The Evening High School, ancl in appreciaTion OT his Trienolly guidance in helping us To solve many a l4noTTy problem, in his happy manner. mingling The grave and The gay, This volume OT The RED and WHITE is aTTecTionaTely oleclicaTeol To MR. JOHN A. WHITE . . . John A. White A Message l-lail and Farewell, almosT as brieT as ThaT, seniors, has been your sTay aT BaTTin, Tor iT seems buT yesTerday ThaT we greeTed you Tor The TirsT Time, and in a Tew quickly passing monThs you will graduaTe. As one cannoT appreciaTe The beauTy oT The arTisT's work unless one allows herselT The correcT disTance Tor The picTure, so you will noT be able To measure The value oT your work aT BaTTin unril a Tew years have passed. We hope ThaT, as The years pass, you will be able To look back upon These years spen-T here as ones which were very helpTul To you and which were rich in building inTo your characTer The greaT virTues oT liTe, among which, we sincerely hope, each oT you may Tind Those which will be so necessary Tor her success, a courTeous, reliable, sincere, and selT-conTrolled personaliTy. Seniors, you will oTTen sTand aT The crossroads, Tor decisions are man's TaTed loT in liTe. We ask you always To sTand wiTh and Tollow TruTh. Many inTriguing Tallacies, TlaTTeries, and illusions will beckon and will Try To masTer you, buT hold TasT To This greaT virTue. The Tinsel and Tawdry Things oT liTe, while greaTly alluring, will sooner or laTer Tade and perish, buT TruTh will conquer all Things and endure wiTh Time. She also oTFers To hergdevoTed Tollowers The gueenly aTTribuTes oT a happy successTul woman. Think Truly and Thy ThoughTs Shall The world's Tamine Teed. Speak Truly and each word oT Thine Shall be a TruiTTul seed. Live Truly and Thy liTe shall be A greaT and noble creed. You all wanT To be successTul, happy, and helpTul women. Follow TruTh. May God's blessing richly and consTanTly abide wiTh each one oT you. WILLIAM M. DUNCAN William M. Duncan l ! AN IF FOR GIRLS lWi+h apologies fo Mr. Rudyard Kiplingl lf you can dress fo make yourself affracfive, Yef nof make puffs and curls your chief delighf: If you can swim and row, be sfrong and acfive, lBuf of fhe genfler graces lose nof sighfg If you can dance wifhouf a craze for dancing, Play wifhouf giving play foo sfrong a hold, Enioy fhe love of friends wifhouf romancing, Care for fhe weak, fhe friendless and fhe old: lf you can masfer French and Greek and Lafin, And nof acquire, as well, a priggish mieng lf you can feel fhe fouch of silk and safin Wifhouf despising calico and jean: If you can ply a saw and use a hammer, Can do a man's work when fhe need occurs, Can sing, when asked, wifhouf excuse or sfammer, Can rise above unfriendly snubs and slursp If you can make good bread as well as fudges, Can sew wifh skill, and have an eye for dusf: lf you can be a friend and -hold no grudges, A girl whom all will love because fhey musf: If somefime you should meef and love anofher And make a home wifh faifh and peace enshrined, And you ifs soul-a loyal wife and mofher- You'll work ouf preffy nearly fo my mind The plan fhaf's been developed fhrough fhe ages, To win fhe besf 1-haf life can have in sforeq You'll be, my girl, a model for fhe sages- A woman whom fhe world will bow before. lSelecfedl HELEN V. DECKER Introducing the Faculty 9 N R One in purpose and ideals we here presenf en masse The Faculty WILLIAM M. DUNCAN, Principal HELEN V. DECKER, Assis'Ian'I Io Principal ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Mr. MERRILL V. PAINE Miss HELEN V. PAINE Direcror Librarian Miss CATHERINE AYARS Mr. ARJA M. HAWLEY Miss MURIEL L. NEUNERT Miss ETHEL BARTON Miss MARGUERITE HOULIHAN Miss ALFHILD E. PETERSON Mr. CLIFTON DOWLIN Mrs. LORA T. HURD Miss ADELENE M- REED Mr. GEORGE S. GREEN Miss LAURA KEITH Mrs. RUTH B. STEBBINS FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Mrs. R. H. MELAMED Direcror Miss ELISE DEGENRING Miss MARTHA ELTING 5 Mr. GEORGE W. KING Miss ANTOINETTE DIMLER Mrs. FELICITE HOFFMAN Miss GRACE MANCINI Miss ANNA M. IANNACCIO Miss RUTH WAGNER MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Miss AMANDA Louei-IREN Direcior Mrs. MARGARET VER STRATE Miss MARGARET STINSON Mr. JOHN A. WHITE Miss ADAH J. WADE SOCIAL STUDIES, Mr. EDWIN M. BARTON Direcior Miss SARA L. BARTOW Mr. J, RAYMOND HUTCHINSON Mr. STANLEY C. RIGGS Mr, JAMES HOWELL Miss LETHA WESTFALL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mrs. PAULINE MCD. ATKINS t Miss CHARLOTTE GREENWALD Direcior Lab. Assisiani Miss J. VIDA EMBERGER Miss M. IRENE KERSTETTER Miss CAROLINE H. MUCHA Miss DORA HARRIS Mr. JOHN M. UPDEGRAPH HEALTH and PHYSICAL DEPARTMENT Mr. WALTER GARDELL Mrs. MARY FEE Supervisor Sciiooi Nurse Miss DOROTHEA BENN Mrs. ESTI-IER GATES Miss MARY A. MUNRO Mrs. HELEN KEANE Mrs. GENEVIEVE M. LACKAS FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT Miss DOROTHY PORTER Su pervisor HOUSEHOLD ECONOMICS Mrs. HARRY I-i. MQDERMOTT Supervisor Mrs. WINIFRED FRENCH Miss MARIE HUGHES Miss LEONORA HOLLOWAY Miss JOSEPI-IINE KAUL M ECHANICAL DEPARTM ENT Mr. HENRY SCHOPP SHOP CRAFT DEPARTMENT Mr. HENRY SCHOPP MUSIC DEPARTMENT Mr. THOMAS WILSON Direcior Mr. ARTHUR BRANDENBURG Miss VIOLET JOHNSON Miss ELIZABETH AYER Mrs. ELEANOR A. BAKER Mr. SAMUEL BOYAR Miss ANNE B. DENNIS Mrs. META CANN COM MERCIAL DEPARTM ENT Mr. FOSTER W. LOSO Direcicr Mr. RALPH M. HOVIS Mr. HENRY G. GLASSER Miss EMMA B. ISETT Mr. JOHN C. LACKAS Mr. LEO S. KORNI-IAUSER OFFICE STAFF Miss KATHRYN F. GILL Miss MARY LEARY Miss FLORENCE PLOCK Miss ANNE ROENIGK Miss CELESTE WHALEY Mr. HAROLD G. VOGT Miss LUELLA LOUCKS Mr. JAMES S. OUENAN Mr. A. G. SISKA Miss MARGARET WALKER Miss GLADYS WEISS Qrganizations w Some days when I pause In The calm of our marble stairway, H seems To symbolize Jrhe laws, And The order confrolling our busy day. Following The Trends of The day, self-governmenT and sTuclenT expression is voiced Through several of BaTTin's special organizaTions. SENATE I None oT your school problems are slighTed iT you speak To your president Tor she auTomaTically becomes a member oT The SenaTe where such maTTers are discussed. ATTer The meeTing she will reporT To your class all ThaT has been ac- complished. Through The presi- denTs oT home rooms and classes, The capTain oT The Service Lea- gue, and The ediTors oT bo+h RED and Wl-llTE and l-llGl-l SPOTS, The SenaTe becomes a Truly re- presenTaTive governmenTal body under The sponsorship oT Miss Decker, Miss BarTow, and Mr. Green. SERVICE LEAGUE O I4 Our orderly halls and The eTTicienT ushering in The audiTorium are due To The iniTiaTive and leadership oT Service League members. The Service League is an honor organizaTion, and iTsimembers musT have passing grades in all subiecTs and a spiriT oT cooperaTion. Miss Louclcs is The sponsor oT This group. FORUMS 0 If you yearn lo solve civic, social, and economic problems, The forums will furnish you Jrlne oloporlunily. Under Jrlie direclion of Mr. Riggs, Miss Barlow, and Miss Wesllall of Jrlwe senior, junior, and sophomore forums resloeclively, all presenl-day subiecls of inleresl lo keen-minded Balliniles are discussed. - ' Q- I 5 K RED and WHITE FACULTY ADVISERS Miss ALFHILD PETERSON Mrs, HELEN KEANE LiI'erary and Chairman AIT and Phofography Mr. SAMUEL BOYAR Miss FLORENCE PLOCK Business Aff EDITORS VIRGINIA HARRIS NAOMI LEVENSON BEATRICE KRAVITZ Edifor-in-Chief RITA CORBETT PHYLISS CURRAN ALMINA IVES FLORENCE KESSNER RUTH MALLEY ALICE BOUSE IRIS CANTER MADELINE COYLE MARTHA ANGYAL MARY BAITER BARBARA BUETTNER JEAN COOK ELIZABETH HENRIKSEN DOROTHY CAWTH RA Business Manager SERAPHINE ABITANTE EVELYN BAILEY BERNICE BERMAN WILMA BERNSTEIN EVELYN BLICK SYLVIA COOPERSMITH DELLA COTENOFF MADELINE COYLE HELEN DEBESIS MILDRED DePAULO VIRGINIA DOERR LILLIAN DUNBAR ELLA ECKSTADT ADELE ENDICK ELISE FELDMAN THEODORA YOSPIN EDITH BOEHM LUCILLE CONWAY CHARLOTTE CUNNINGHAM ALICE DZIADOSZ SHIRLEY GAREY EMILIE VALENTINE FLORENCE GRAIG CHARLOTTE LEBOWITZ HARRIET McROBERTS Assisfa nf Edifor ASSISTANTS RUTH LIBKIND ELIZABETH LUBAS ALICE MCHALE DORIS MIANNAY DORETHY HAWES Life-rary edifor ASSISTANTS MILDRED MENZEL LOUISE HARRELL Ciub edifor ASSISTANTS SONIA EFREMSKY PEARL MATTES MILDRED NORUSIS Feafure ecIiIor ASSISTANTS JEAN CUMMINGS THERESA TENORE ATHLETICS PHOTOGRAPHY ELIZABETH HENRIKSEN VIRGINIA I-IORTON LOTTIE MARKS JANET NICHOLLS ANNA WOLEAR ART BUSINESS STAFF SENIORS ANNA FICULA ALMA GELHAUSEN DORIS HOLZER CATHERINE KILKENNY HELEN KIRK FRANCES KLEIN MARTHA KRAVEC ROSE LAZARUS MILDRED LYMAN LUCILLE LYNCH RUTH MALLEY HELEN MILLER HELEN MORRISON HELEN NASHELSKY PEARL PRESSER JUNIORS PEGGY GRALL MARY I-IIGGINQ CELIA I-IOROWITZ BEATRICE KELNER LUCILLE MONROE SOPHOMORES DORIS M UELLER ANNA PAULAUSKAS Ciass Edifor GRACE MILTENBERGER DOROTHY ORSINI DOROTHY SCHADE MARY VOGT HELEN SAHRADNIK JANET KLEIN ETHEL GROSSMAN NANCY LOBDELL BETTY PECK JESSIE POST ODA RASMUSSEN RUTH SEYMOUR MARY LOU WILLIAMS KATHLEEN OUINN Associafe Business Manaqer HELEN SAHRADNIK GERTRUDE SCOTT RUTH SEYMOUR ANN SHANNON LILLIAN SIEGFRIED ALICE STANTON RITA STANTON VIRGINIA STEIN FLORA STOOF THERESA STUMPF ' HELEN TRZYNA EMMA UHL LOLA VASTA MARION WALD MARY WALECKI REGINA ZIENOWICZ JEANETTE PARSONS OLGA PASIECZNIK PRISCILLA SAIS MARIE STRAUSS RUTH TEITELBAUM MILDRED WASHINGTON MARION SCHOU ANNA SEGAL DOROTHY SWIDNAK I 7 HIGH SPOTS 0 High Spofs, fhe bi-weekly news publicafion of Baffin, speaks for The Ediforial Sfaff consfanf efforfs th accomplishmenfs an I 8 -- fhrough whose fhe sfudenf body. If adheres fo sfricf newspaper mefhods and informs fhe school public of all fhe vifal news concerning sporfs, alumnae, clubs and class acfivifies, and oufsfanding scholasfic achievemenfs bi-weekly fhroughouf fhe year. lf confains really pleasing ediforials and Baffin's besf in humor, poems, and feafure arficles. The sfaff is supplemenfed by fhe journalism class of fwenfy-eighf members from which each succeeding sfaff is chosen for fhe following year. There are also fhree reporfing and feafure wrifing groups of abouf fwenfy each. school voices ifs cl ifs aspirafions. 1 As all work on fhe paper is enfirely elecfive, fhese sfudenfs offer fheir fime and falenfs fo make fhe paper inferesfing and successful. Confribu- fions from fhe sfudenf body are numerous. The picfure includes: Winifred Griffen and Edna Meinersman, managing ediforsy Frances Serchak and Helyn Cohen, associafe edifors: Horfense Kessler and Elizabefh Kennedy. feafure ediforsy Marilyn Lipschufz, Doro- fhy Riddell and lvlargaref lVlcGrafh, club ediforsq Alice Kanfrowifz and Th b kb 'F y goocl news- i BerTella Adams, sporTs ediTorsg BeTTy Bragdon and Doris Wilgus, exchange ediTorsg Mary Lou Williams, arT ediTor: Carmela ScaTuro and DoroThy Reidel, TypisTs. A OThers Trom The iournalism class who have done especially crediTable worlc, are: C5erTrude Lorenz, Rose Coyle, Mary Arovich, Doris Bird, EdiTh John- son, Fern Dow, Carolyn Gleason, Muriel Crone, Claire McGinTy, RuTh Miller, Anna Nalepa, GerTrude ScoTT, MargareT Sharp, Adele Siegel, Anna Zdanovich, and Ann KwiaTelc. The ediTorial adviser is Miss Ade- lene Reed: arT adviser, Mrs. l-lelen Keane: Typing adviser, Miss ElizabeTh Ayer. T The girls who appear in The adverTising and business group oT l-ligh SpoTs are: June YagendorT, business manager: l-lelyn Cohen, associaTe ediTorg RuTh Cohen, adverTising manager: Mildred Rosenbaum, Doris PeTry, Ma- Talda Cala, Anne Wolar, DoroThy Winans, Mary Barnes, Mary McGoerlce, Jennie Levine, and MargareT Grall, circulaTing managers: DoroThy Swid- nac, Alice Spigel, Grace Lynch. Doris Ross, one oT The mosT acTive members oT The sTaTT, enTered Wee- quaic High School early This year, and, ThereTore, does noT appear in This picTure. She deserves honorable menTion Tor her acTive inTeresT, having obTained more adverTising Than The combined sTaTT did in one year. We miss her, bu+ wish her luclc in her new environmenT. Mr. WhiTe, assisTed by Mr. Kornhauser and Mr. l-lovis, sponsors This group. The adverTisemenTs in l-ligh SpoTs deserve your cooperaTion. Try Them TirsT, and if you cannoT be suiTed, you sTill can go elsewhere. Your newspaper could noT exisT wiThouT The adverTiser. LeT's play bali and play Tair. I 9 Club My besl friend is ideal. If only l could be, Then maybe she would feel The some way aboul me. THE DRAMATICS CLUBS , fw DRAMATIC, LITERARY, and ENGLISH CLUBS 0 ln our daily liTe The TheaTre The phoToplay, The radio, and The social occasion, demand more and more oT our Time and inTeresT. The English deparTmenT, in addiTion To iTs classroom work, Touching These Tields spon sors many clubs and acTiviTies which inspire a wide reading, greaTer skill and a Tuner appreciaTion in These new, as well as old, spheres oT The arT oT speech If you have aspiraTions Toward work in dramaTics, why noT join eiTher The Masks, The Mummers, or The Mimics? ln These clubs you will Tind ample opporTuniTies To Try whichever side oT sTagework you are inTeresTed in, or you can discover whaT phase oT dramaTics appeals To you The mosT. Do you wish To sTride onTo The sTage and Twirl a Terocious mousTache, or do you preTer To be a TainTing heroine? Your experience in The dramaTics clubs would equip you wiTh The knowledge oT how To Twirl or TainT mosT eTTecTively. And you really should know someThing abouT The oTher sTage craTTs, Too. l-low TreguenTly amaTeurish make-up causes The beauTeous heroine To look like a case oT apoplexy, and as Tor inexperT lighTing eTTecTsl Well, The leasT said The beTTer. Miss BarTon and Miss NeunerT, The club advisers, can show you much abouT sTage seTTings, lighTings, cosTumings, and make-up. A sTage direcTor musT be adequaTely skillTul in all These and more. Your aTTempTs here would show you how To deal wiTh people, boTh individually and en masse. Do you know how To weep in a convincing manner when you are Trying To obTain a new dress, and have you poise when senTenced To deTenTion? IT noT, why don'T you ioin one oT The Tive dramaTics clubs? Masks! Mummersl Mimics! 22 HONOR DRAMATICS CLUB 0 As sTudenTs aT BaTTin we have realized ThaT The members oT The Honor DramaTics Club have all proved Themselves To be oT ouTsTanding abiliTy in some phase oT sTage work. IT is Through Their acTiviTies in The oTher dramaTics clubs and in various prom grams ThaT They have become eligible Tor membership. The club members are noT only inTeresTed in aTTaining The diTTerenT skills necessary Tor an acTress in order To give a good inTerpreTaTion, buT also in learning To obTain eTTecTive sTage seTTings by The skillTul use oT lighring and placemenT, as well as Through cosTumes and make-up. The Honor DramaTics Club is responsible Tor The managemenT oT many deTails oT The annual SpoTlighT, and iTs members TreguenTly appear in prominenT roles. T The audiTorium programs ThroughouT The year always have The Club well represenTed in Their casTs, and among The seniors who compeTe in The public-speaking conTesT are many oT iTs members. We all know ThaT many oT The Honor DramaTics Club's programs are due To our sponsor Miss EThel BarTon. STAGE CRAFT CLUB 0 Some oT us iusT aren'T cuT ouT Tor acT- Tresses, buT we can humor our Tancy by working backsTage. The STage CraTT Club, wiTh Mr. Schopp, acguainTs The members wiTh The various duTies perTormed CCC behind The curTain. IT aTFords pracTical experience Tor Them by organiz- ing commiTTees which work back- sTage during as- s e m b l i e s a n d SpoTlighT. Hammers, painT poTs, lame backs, smuTTy noses and deep sighs oT relieT when The Task is compleTe. Um, buT when iT is all Tinished whaT a, delighT- Tul surprise. DisTance cerTainly lends enchanTmenT. IT only we could wield a TwenTy-TooT brush, we would noT suTTer all The discouragemenT we experience during The acTual painTing. Repair iobs ThroughouT The year keep up in pracTice. No hammered Thumbs and crippled craTTsmen when The big Tasks are assigned. SOCIAL ENGLISH CLUB Baffin sfudenfs are good falkers: fhey can carry on a conversafion in- formally for hours. Why? Because Baffin sfudenfs realize fhe signifi- cance of good social English, so fhey ioin our Social English Club, spon- sored by lvliss l-loulihan. On your firsf frip fo Europe you will wanf fo know fhe foreign names on menus so fhaf you may know whaf you are ordering. You become acquainfed wifh common French ferms which we offen see buf do nof undersfand. The Social English Club helps you fo know whaf fo say af fhe righf fime, fo your relafives, friends, your friend's parenfs-wifhouf sfammering and confusion. Many a person's charm lies in her giff of gab. Good social English will give you your place in sociefy. IMPROMPTU SPEAKERS CLUB 0 Could you dedicafe a bridge or give an address af a momenf's nofice in fhe absence oflfhe person who presides? Well, we don'f expecf you fo have fo do fhings as imporfanf as fhaf, ,buf you never know when you will be called upon fo. deliver an affer-dinner speech, speech of welcome, or ofher occasional falks re- quiring insfanf parficipafion on your parf, Of course, we all wishfo rise and shine Vaf fhe righf momenf. The lmprompfu Speakers Club, sponsored by Mr. l-lawley, affords' pracfice in speaking wifh poise and confidence. 24 1 lmprompiu Speakers MODERN DRAMA 0 The Modern Drama Club holds il's meelings in Room II7, and is under The direclion of Mrs. Lora l-lurd. Conlem- porary dramas are enacled, and aspecls of The modern drama are dis- cussed wilh The inlenlion of oblaining a richer comprehension and appre- cialion of The popular and currenl plays. The oiclicers are: presidenl, Dorolhy Clark: vice-presidenl, Adele Siegel: secrelary-Treasurer, Jeanne Thomas: l-ligh Spolrs represen+a+ive, Lore++a Marrow. i Modern Drama LIBRARY STAFF 0 Nof a day passes fhaf fhe library is nof filled wifh girls seeking help for fheir school work or finding enioymenf in fhe books and magazines fo be found fhere. These sfudenfs are assisfed by Miss Paine and fhe Library Sfaff in using fhe library fo fhe besl' advanfage. Girls, who are inferesfed in library work, who have an average of eighfy in school work, and who are able fo spend fwo periods a week or hall an hour before and affer school in fhe library, are eligible for membership. They fake fhe affendanco each period, check incoming and oufgoing books, and keep fhe shelves in order. D + y peek now. ll s a secrell MAGIC T WhaT Tun To mysTiTy your Triendsl Learn how To proiecT simple Tricks in The Magic Tor EnTerTainmenT Club sponsored by Mr. Siska. Besides FOR sTudying The Technical aspecTs oT The mysTicisms, which involve cerTain TundamenTals oT chemisTry and physics and enable The magician To under- ENTERTAINMENT sTand her Tricks Thoroughly, personal TraiTs are also developed. No Trick ' can be sTarTed if you don'T have a cerTain amounT oT leadership, and iT will never be successTul if you lack poise and personaliTy. Much explana- Tion is necessary in This 'Form oT enTerTainmenTq ThereTore, The members sTudy eTFecTive English and Try To culTivaTe a pleasing voice. MoTion picTures have become one oT The mosT popular Torms oT enTer- TainmenT-buT how much more enioymenT can be obTained Trom Them if we know The work and Time involved! Miss Ayars, Miss Mancini, and Mr. i-lawley sponsor The Tive PhoToplay Clubs whose purpose is To sTudy The deTails oT The moTion picTure indusTry in an eTTorT To know and appreciaTe The besT Technicians and acTors and To undersTand Their individual work. In an aTTempT To help all sTudenTs, balloTs raTing each approved Tilm, criTic- isms, reviews, and previews oT such Tilms will be published in l-ligh SpoTs and The members will prepare library exhibirs oT picTures, books, and reviews. We appreciaTe The cooperaTion oT The BeTTer Films commiTTee in our ciTy, Tor Their helpTul iudgmenT in recommending picTures and Tor The Time They have To give To reviewing new Tilms. PHOTOPLAY CLUB I 27 MUSIC GROUPS 0 The orchesfra, band, and glee clubs confribufe generously fo many enferfainmenfs and ofher special acfivifies. Baffin is very proud of ifs band and orchesfra, because bofh of fhese organizafions have affained fheir highesf marks of success during fhe pasf year. Baffin has fen represenfafives in fhe New Jersey All-Sfafe Or- chesfra and has members in fhe All-Counfy band and fhe All-Cify band and orchesfra, chosen for fheir abilify and fhe progress fhey have made in our own band and orchesfra. under Mr. Brandenburg. A new addifion fo fhe band, fhe chimes, have been feafured many fimes in fhe pasf year and many inferesfing programs are planned for fufure enferfainmenf. Our Band Direcfor BAND 0 i To The TuTure iuniors and seniors oT BaTTin, we ask you To Take an inTeresT in These organizaTions and we promise you ThaT you will neverbe sorry if you accepT This biT oT advice, Tor iT Trains your mind in many ways and iT may prove useful To you laTer on. Maybe you have wondered abouT our sTunning scarleT uniTorms. l-low do we keep Their whiTe saTin linings so immaculaTe? ConsTanT care. JusT go behind scenes some Time and see The amounT oT organizaTion which goes inTo arranging Them in proper numerical order. Checking caps and capes and puTTing Them neaTly under unbleached muslin is The answer. They Take a Trip To The dry cleaner aT leasT once a year. So-good habiTs carry over. ORCHESTRA O A person who has never been a member oT such organizaTions as The band and orchesTra cannoT real- ize iusT whaT iT means To hear a beauTiTul melody or a Thundering chorus and To know Thaf she is doing her parT To make The melody whaT iT is. Music gives The player a real chance To ex- press many oT her emoTions. IT doesn'T maTTer wheTher a person likes The classical or The popular, Tor any appre- ciaTion oT real music is one oT The greaT giTTs liTe has To oTTer. 29 GLEE CLUBS I Baffin may nof have opera sfars in ifs presence, buf when one hears a mem- ber of fhe Baffin Glee club sing, fhe guesfion arises whefher she may nof be a second Grace Moore of fhe fufure. Do nof be surprised, if some day you go fo fhe Mefropolifan Opera House fo hear a famous singer who graduafed from Baffin in fhe year 37. Then you can be proud fo say fhaf she was in one of fhe glee clubs fhaf you have heard and enioyed so offen in school, under fhe clirecfion of Miss Johnson. The fhree sfepping sfones fo fame, for girls giffed wifh singing voices, are fhe Sophomore Glee, in which fheir voices are frained, fhe Junior Glee Club, where fhey blossom ouf wifh lovely musical voices, and fhe lasf and mosf honored is fhe Advanced Glee club where fhey are given fhe opporfunify fo make fheir debufs, and fo enferfain us wifh fheir mel- ody and song. Already, fhe Advanced Glee club has capfured sfafe honors by affaining firsf place in fhe sfafe confesf af Trenfon, New Jersey held lasf May, and fhey are working very hard fo lceep fheir high rafing. lf now has a fofal enrollmenf of forfy-six members, who have achieved fhis honor by fheir merifs in fhis field. l-laven'f you offen wondered how fhe same degree of excellence is achieved each year by fhe glee club, despife fhe facf fhaf. greaf gaps are leff by graduafing members? The answer is areal fribufe fo fheir direcfor, Miss Johnson, who so discerningly selecfs fhe sfudenfs who cannof fail. Music crifics of fhe highesf order have sincerely complimenfed fhe club. Their record is an enviable one. JUNIOR AND SOPHOMORE GLEE CLUBS 0 Wha+ passion carmol Music raise ancl quell? When Jubal slruck The chorcleol shell l-lis lisleningi bifelhren sleod around, l Ancl, wondering, on Their laces fell To worship' lhal celes+ial,souncl. ART CLUBS A knowledge and unclersfancling of ari' helps +o make living an arf iiself No maH'er wha+ a man's vocalion, life will be fuller and richer for fhose who learn fo appreciale arf. l-lave you lhe will lo experirnenl and The spiril To explore a new field ol arl, or are you lorlunale enough lo have caughl lhe lorch? ln eilher case your mem- bership is soughl' in lhe Wafer Color Club. Vife are crallsmen who wanl lo know correcl ma- lerials and how lo handle lhem, and we wanl lo sludy lhe arl ol leaders like lvlarin, lvlcBey, Grun- w a l d , Turner, and Sargenl. nor To imilale lhem of course, bul lo be refreshed and l'o be inspired, and lo lind our- selves as ihey have. Each one ol us has her own lechnique, her own slyle, and here is an oppor- 'runily To earn Thar reward which any newly 'Found lalenl or awak- ened inleresl always gives. lvlrs. Keane, our club sponsor, is al- ways happy wilh us lo discover This Jralenl. chf Wl' CI 'I' 4f ART FOR PUBLICATION 0 While waTer color may or may noT earn Tor you a livlihood, arT produced Tor publicaTion has ThaT added chal- lenge. Are your ideas clever enough To compeTe wiTh The wide awake, up- To-daTe, sTyling demanded oT The Tashion and sTory illusTraTor, The carica- Turiso, The designer oT Trade labels, lay-ouT adverTising or any oT The many oTher branches demanded oT arTisTs Today? GranTed your ideas are clever, how is your Tec wnigue? AnTigue? Well, leT us Tind ouT, Tor ThaT is whaT we discuss wiTh Mrs. Keane aT our meeTings, and we really have a pracTical TesT Tor our aoiliTy. l-laven'T you wondered abouT Those pen and inlc slceTches in l-ligh SpoTs? Wafch for our annual exhibifion in The Library. Y SHOP CRAFT CLUB 0 Acid and asphalTum, anvils, saws, drills, and buTTers in The hands oT eager worlcers and behold a new braceleT, a ring, or pinl No wonder we Tind such Teverish acTiviTy in The arT meTal room. l-lammers, deaTening To The onloolcer, apparenTly malce such sweeT harmonies oT sound To The eager craTTsmen shaping lovely bowls oT copper or silver. Mr. l-lenry Schopp supervises The Technique and iudges The arTisTic and pracTical value oT The proiecTs underTalcen. Membership in The Shop CraTT Club is a splendid opporTuniTy To sTudy indusTrial producTions, To acquire a knowledge oT mechanical Terms and skills in craTTsmanship, and To develop personal pride in arTisTic worlc well done. Ash Trays, book-ends, cake-servers, Tlower holders, nuT dishes, paper- cuTTers, lamp bases, and candle sTiclcs, are buT a Tew oT The successTul proiecTs compleTed and exhibiTed Trom Time To Time. A 3 Lisfening in! Going places? TRAVEL CLUB O IT you wish To visiT The land oT The midnighT sun, or make a Trip down The Nile, you may do so by becoming a member oT The Travel Club. OT course, you won'T acTually visiT These places, buT your inTeresT will be aroused by means oT books and picTures. When aTTending one oT The meeTings oT This club, you will imagine you are riding in a rickshaw in China or lisTening To a Spanish senioriTa sing. and you will beaT Time To her casTaneTs. T The beauTies and wonders oT oTher counTries and oT our own UniTed STaTes are reTold by The Traveled sTudenTs and TaculTy members. Mrs. Ver STraTe, sponsor oT The club, accompanies The group on a sighT- seeing Trip oT New York CiTy To look down upon The people Trom The gianT skyscrapers. Join The Travel Club and you will learn more abouT The world and iTs people. RADIO CLUB O Flashl Flashl Flash! A Radio Club, a new organi- zaTion This year, has been Tormed under The direcTion oT Ivliss Laura KeiTh. The purpose is To develop among The girls a beTTer undersTanding oT radio programs and To evaluaTe Them in Terms oT enioymenT, educaTional value, and, also, appreciaTion. Une oT The acTiviTies oT This group will be To make up a check lisT on which The evaluaTion oT various programs will be noTed according To various sTandards To be esTablished. OTher phases, which The club expecTs To consider, are radio publicaTions, The sTudy oT programs, oT radio personaliTies, oT radio mechanics, radio as a vocaTion, radio scripT-wriTing, and The conTrol and operaTion oT Ameri- can radio compared To ThaT oT oTher counTries. OuTside speakers will address The club Trom Time To Time, and members will Take Trips To broad- casTing sTaTions. AVIATION CLUB 0 Do you wish To become an aviaTrix or an air hosTess oT Tomorrow? IT so, ioin The AviaTion Club which is under The sponsorship oT Mr. James Queenan. This club Tends To give The know- ledge and encouragemenT To The sTudenTs inTeresTed in These proTessions. The purpose oT The club is To develop a beTTer undersTanding oT The hisTory and essenTials oT TlighT, and The commercial value oT aviaTion Today. The members are enThusiasTic, and are conTemplaTing The Tollowing plans: ouT-oT-Town speakers, individual Talks by members, and a visiT To The local airporT aT Newark. They are making a sTudy oT The duTies oT various callings connecTed wiTh aviaTion, and are digesTing currenT liTeraTure on aviaTion. T A promising TuTure is provided Tor air-minded girls whose aim oT liTe is To piloT ships. All seT girls Tor a happy landing! 35 INDOOR RECREATION CLUBS 0 Do you wish Io enrerrain your friends and spend your leisure lime profilably? The Indoor Recrealion Clubs sponsored by Miss Dimler, Mrs. Aull, and Miss Walker, Iry Io fur- nish you wilh The worlhwhile and socially acceplable means of enlerlain- ing yourself and your friends. Our numbers prove Jrhe popularily of our club and our glee proves our aims are allrained and our name well chosen. LATIN FOR NURSES O Those sludenls inleresl- ed in becoming nurses have a preliminary Train- ing in The Lalin Club for Nurses. They will sludy basic Lalin words and medical Jrerms derived from Jrhe Lalin. This club is a new organi- zalion l'his year spon- sored by Mr. King, who is new on our Tacully. LE CERCLE FRANQAIS 0 Know The civilizaTion oT France-iTs people, cusToms, and meThods oT living-ancl enioy your French more. Le Cercle Francais helps you Through reaclings, oliscus- sions, and picTures. The sponsor is Mrs. l-loTTman. En 'ForgeanT on devienT 'Forgeron. l PracTice makes per'Fec'r. j GERMAN CLUB O Increase your inTer- esT in German by sTudying The cusToms anol people-Their celebraTions and TesTivals. The German Club, wi+h Miss Degenring, sponsors dramaTics, group singing, anol conversaTional games in German. Jeder isf seines Glliclres Schmied. l Every man is The founder of his own forTune. l LATIN CLUB 0 LaT- in isn'T a dead language as you'll discover in The LaTin Club wiTh Miss El- Ting. l-lere you will sTucly The cusToms and insTiTu- Tions oT The Romans and publish such inTormaTion in The Vox VaTis. The advice of Horace is applicable Today, Carpe Diem. T Seize The opporTuniTy. l 37 L g l Minded Ba+Tini'res On Our BesT Behavior COMMERCIAL HONOR CLUB O ' The name Commercial l-lonor Club aT TirsT gave me The impression Tha+ l would have To do commercial work as l did in The classroom, bu+ l was pleasanTly surprised when Mr. Kornhouser, in his welcoming speech, remarked ThaT This club was mainly a social gaThering Tor commercial sTudenTs. Novel parTies and picnics resT upon The ingenuiTy oT The members, and many Teachers, as well as sTudenTs, can endorse The sTaTemenT ThaT The Commercial l-lonor Club doings are loads oT Tun. We have some snapshoTs Taken aT our lasT parTy, and They were enTered in The snapshoT conTesT. Our picTure didn'T win a prize-we Think The judges were iealous! i LEGAL CLUB O No, iT isn'T a dry, boring organiza- Tion, no indeed. lTs members are a lively, eager group oT girls wiTh an equally lively insTrucTor, Mr. Lackas. Their inTeresTing discussions include a wide range oT legal poinTs. Besides enioymenT, These girls are gaThering a sTore oT knowledge Tor which we well can envy Them. Don'T Try To puT anyThing over on us. When you see our willing, smiling faces behind 'the counfer of a local shop, surely you will recognize us. RETAIL SELLING 0 This liffle lady is learning fo use a cash regisfer, fo ring up sales, and fo give correcf change, Employers, of course, feel greaf responsibilify resfs upon sales persons fo be accurafe: and fhe advanfage, which sfudenfs have who operafe fhe machine before accepfing a real iob. is invaluable indeed. Correcf change please! SALESMANSHIP CLUB 0 These girls are frying fo capfure fhe arf of selling, wifh fhe help of Miss Dennis. Ah, buf yes, if is an arf fo smile when you wanf fo frown, fo refain your pafience when you fhinlc if is all gone, fo culfivafe an irresisfible charm and personalify. Yes, fhese and counfless ofher feafs, are fhe obiecfives of fhis club. The regular class room work is correlafed wifh arf. The principle of de- sign, line, darlc and lighf, and color as applied fo merchandise display are discussed and pracfical problems relafed fo refail selling are carried ouf. 39 CASHIERS 0 I am a cashier in a , girl's school. IT's a nice iob, ringing The regisTer, Talking To your parTne'r, and having a good Time in general. YeT some days everyThing seems To go wrong. The girls hold up The line. argue wiTh you, and pesTer To ring The regis- Ter-which, oT course, we can'T leT Them do. Only The oTher day an old Triend came up and asked me To Ier her ring Tor a while. I Told her she could noT, and she is no longer my Triend. The dieTician, Ivliss Roenigk, Tells us To be courTeous and Triendly aT all Times. When a girl comes up, wiTh noT enough money and holds The line up Tor abouT ThirTy girls back, how can we be courTeous? Then, The girls will eiTher lay Their money on The shelf or puT iT direcTly in The drawer. ThaT makes our regisTer wrong, and we're responsible. Some girls are also very rude. They apparenTly Think iT's smarT To say someThing sarcasTic if The line is held up. IT's a iob ThaT Tries your paTience, iT's someTimes diTTiculT-buT, I like iT. I Doesn'T look like such a Try g I b' EXPERT STENOGRAPHERS 0 Well, I made iTI WhaT is IT ThaT gives one ThaT eIevaTed Teeling when a 90-word-a-minuTe membership in The ExperT STenographer's Club is Tinally won? I presume iT is ThaT word experT ThaT makes us, Tilled wiTh pride, say indiTTerenTIy To our Triends, I ioined The ExperT STenographer's Club. Yes, Miss IseTT is The sponsor. We are an exclusive group, noT because we lack sociabiliTy, buT because iT requires real sTick-To-iT-iveness To meeT The sTandard Tor admiTTance. No wonder we are proud oT our membership.. Come on, ambiTious applicanTs, work hard! Ta ke dicTaTion! Hear ye, hear ye COURT STENOGRAPHERS 0 When I was Taking shorThand, every ouTline had To be made perTecTly-and cornloleTely. Now ThaT I have ioined The CourT STenographer's Club, wiTh Mr. Sislca aT The head, I am allowed. aT lasT, To on'1iT words and shorTen ouTlines. IT is a real ioy To be able To do This and iT also develops a Triendly menTal aTTiTude. EXPERT TYPISTS 0 Many girls have Tinally Tapped Their way inTo The ExperT TypisT Club. WiTh Triendly members, an excellenT insTrucTor, Mrs Baker, and Tair TypewriTers, They have learned a greaT deal boTh in exercising Their Tingers and in creaTing more speed, TogeTher wi+h accuracy, and The develop- menT oT new Triendships. ExperTs 4l SOCIAL and DOMESTIC CLUBS 0 We've all acTed as hosTesses, Time and Time again-and we all long To be gracious hos+ esses. The Social and DomesTic clubs Try To help us acquire This desire. PARTY PLANNING CLUB 0 IT you've ever given a parTy, you know how many deTails musT be considered. The ParTy Planning Club, sponsored by Mrs. French, Tries To TaciliTaTe some iTems. The club imagines someone is giving a parTy and plans everyThing Tor This hosTess. IT may be a shower, buTTeT supper, or sweeT sixTeen parTy,-buT, whaTever iT is, They discuss all The problems concerned. Proper decoraTions are sTudied-wiTh special emphasis given To seasonal ones. They consider, if iT is a masquerade, TiTTing cosTumes, if noT, The kind oT dress To wear. NexT The Torms oT enTerTainmenT are sTudied. As we all love To eaT, The girls discuss Toods appropriaTe boTh To The Time oT year and Type oT parTy planned. The club Tries To give one parTy in which The members have a chance To demonsTraTe Their knowledge. They also have an opporTuniTy To serve aT SpoTlighT, and someTimes make decoraTions Tor The caTeTeria. SUNDAY NIGHT MENU PleasanT company, Happy smiles. Candle lighT, PreTTy dresses, GaIlanT escorTs, lNo home workll PlenTy oT sandwiches, LoTs oT cake. I y harming hosfess here? HOSTESS CLUB O You have probably been a hosTess many Times, and, perhaps, have longed To know more abouT The diTTerenT phases oT being a really Tine hosTess. The l-losTess Club, wiTh Miss l-lollaway, has been esTablished To help girls who desire such Training. They sTudy The duTies oT a hosTess, and The eTigueTTe dealing wiTh This subiecT. AlThough you may noT have realized iT beTore, every guesT has cerTain obligaTions To her hosTess and Triends which are discussed by The girls. DiTTerenT Types oT serving and proper Table seTTings are demonsTraTed and a chance To pracTice is given To The girls. They also learn how To wriTe TiTTing inviTaTions Tor each TuncTion. HONOR SERVING CLUB O You never know when you'll be called on To serve aT a social TuncTion, and iT's more Tun when you know The rules. Under The sponsorship oT Miss Roenigk, The I-lonor Serving Club Teaches you The correcT meThods oT serving and aTTords experience in serving Tor oTher clubs, and aT social TuncTions. You are always on call To serve aT any evenT in BaTTin or Tor any club parTies. To be a member oT This club you musT have served aT aT leasT Three Tunc- Tions. If The club is crowded, you can be on The waiTing lisT, and your ser- vice will be required Trom Time To Time. SOCIAL AMENITIES CLUBS O Doesn'T everyone envy The girl who is poised and gracious? We all have a chance To become iusT such an envied person if we ioin one oT The Social AmeniTies clubs. I say one be- cause every class has a separaTe club which discusses problems parTicularly adapTed To iTs needs. The classes may have even more Than one club, de- pending upon The number oT girls inTeresTed. This year The Senior Social AmeniTies Clubs are sponsored by Miss Munro, The Junior Club by Miss Wagner: while Miss Wade and Miss Munro sponsor The Sophomore Clubs. The main obiecT oT each club is To Teach The girls social ease, poise, and graciousness, and This obiecT is aTTained by The various clubs in diTTerenT ways. The Senior Social AmeniTies Clubs accomplish The obiecT by discussing, in- Tormally, how To develop These TraiTs in Their members. They have open- Torum discussions and answer guesTions dealing wiTh all siTuaTions. In This way They become Tamiliar wiTh diTTerenT Types oT cases and learn how To meeT Them in The besT manner. In much The same meThod The girls oT The Junior Clubs reach The goal. They Too hold open-Torums, buT specialize parTicularly in problems dealing wiTh every-day liTe. Through guesTions concerning everyday experience-such as manners in public places, in school, and home-The Sophomore Clubs aTTain Their purpose. These clubs also sTudy proper inTroducTions, leTTer-wriTing, TiT- Ting dress, and oTher Torms oT courTesy ThaT are one oT The greaTesT asseTs oT successTul women. in each issue oT I-Iigh SpoTs is a column sponsored by These clubs. I-Iere are answered many guesTions ThaT are oT parTicular inTeresT To all oT us. These Tips are oTTen in keeping wiTh The holidays and special evenTs aT BaTTin. THE IDEAL BATTIN GIRL B aIIIn develops courIesy in speech and acirion, A ppreciaIes The beauIIIuI as assocIaIed wI+h Ihe sIudenI's Iife, T eaches heaIIh in body, T reasures hor1esIy in word and deed, I n+ehsIIIes Iove of schoIarshipg N urIures due reverence for Things spirIIuaI. GIFT and NOVELTY 0 lsn'Jr if a marvelous sensalion-learning somelhing new? Every lime our Gill and Novelly Club meeis, we experi- ence lhis feeling. We are 'always learning new lhings, new ways lo make olhers happy wilh our gills. Looking over Miss Whaley's books, we pick our our pallrerns, purchase our malerials, and slarlr lo work wilrh helpful advice from our inslruclor. One does noi realize Jrhe anxiely we go Through wilrh each carefully-made slilch. l-low we long for lhal blissful day when we walch our friends open Jrheir packages! l-low will lhey acl? Whaliwill Jrhey say? Only lime will Jrell. Slarl early and make your Chrislmas gills or Jrhal exlra special liH'le novelly for molher. DRESS ACCESSORIES 0 Whal do we beginners like lo make? Well-anylhiiwg l'ha+ is alrraclive, from lacy collars To lailored blouses. Nalurally, we choose Jrhal mosl' dilllicull pallerns, relying on lvliss Kaul and Miss l-lughes lo help us when we become enlangled in pages of direclions. And Jrhey never fail us! Some of lhe girls have learned a greal deal in one line, and some of Jrhe olhers have required much skill in anolher. We inlerchange knowledge, Jrhus enriching ourselves in The arl of handiwork. AUTOMOTIVE CLUB 0 A blow-ouT! A TlaT Tire! And a girl driving The carl Tragic! Oh no, she was a member oT The auTomoTive club where she goT a Tairly good undersTanding oT The care and operaTion oT a car. Now, more Than ever, auTomoTive educaTion is being sTressed in boTh The commercial and indusTrial world, and These girls, under The direcTion oT Mr. Schopp, are being TaughT some imporTanT rules which will aid Them in being saTer and saner drivers in The TuTure. We haven'T had a TiclceT yeT-oT course we're noT eighTeenl AMERICAN ADVENTURE 0 AlThough These girls do noT go ouT on raids To capTure piraTes, a spiriT oT advenTure prevails as They seelc new ideas Tor celebraTing holidays. They explore and advance inTo unknown regions, wiTh Mr. Riggs as sponsor, in search-oT new ideas Tor audiTorium programs, and To malce liTe more inTeresTing Tor us. Hearfy Lassies 47 PHOTOGRAPHY 0 We all like To see whaT we looked like years ago-buT how many girls can Take a really good camera shoT? The purpose oT The PhoTography Club, wiTh Mr. Updegraph, is TourTold. The TirsT poinT is To sTudy The camera in all deTails and, Then, To learn how To Take a good picTure. NOT everyone will develop her own picTures, buT iT's a very inTeresTing process, so The members will learn The principles oT prinTing picTures and will be shown how To develop Them. They will also become Tamiliar wiTh The. chemicals used. The club plans To accomplish These purposes by reporTs, demonsTraTions, and acTual experiences. There is liTTle excuse Today Tor noT being in- TeresTed in Tine phoTography. Camera Clubs have given some noTable exhibiTions in New York. The inTeresT in This subiecT, displayed by TaculTy as well as sTudenTs, proves ThaT phoTo- graphy is a happy leisure Time pursuiT. STAMP CLUB 0 I have been asked many Times, Why did you ever ioin The STamp Club? My answer Tollows: To you, sTamps are merely pieces oT paper, buT To us They bring Tor-oTT, disTanT lands close. The spice-laden air TloaTs To us Trom The mysTic easTg we hear The crunching oT crisp snowy we see waving palms and burning sands. The Towering skyscrapers and Tamous men in our sTamps all seT us dreaming oT oTher lands and oTher days. To make a success oT This club, we musT have girls who Teel This way abouT The 'hobby oT kings and presidenTs,' and Miss WesTTall has an excellenT group oT sTamp collecTors wiTh her This year. A WALK IN THE WIND I i pulled my haf down, Turned up The collar oT my raincoaT, shoved my hands inTo The warmTh OT my pockeTs, and wenT ouTside. A cold, weT wind made me shiver as iT blew in my Tace. A piece oT damp hair sTuck To my Torehead. The Tog was so Thick I could barely see across The sTreeT. l walked TasTer To keep warm. My TeeT and Tinger Tips were numb wiTh cold. There was no longer a road-iusT a paTh. As my galoshes pulled ouT oT The mud, a gurgling sound made me Teel less lonely. The sTeady rhyThm was comTorTing. The Trees swaying weirdly in The breeze speeded me onward. A leering bush made me hesiTaTe-buT iusT Tor a momenT. FainTly, in The disTance, l saw a lighT. Like a magneT, iT drew me To iT. A house ouTlined iTselT in The darkness, and suddenly a dogzs bark broke The silence. l smiled, opened The door and was welcomed by Buddy and The Tamily. The warmTh oT The room was comTorTable-yeT how consTrained I TelTl BeTTy Jane Wilcox I2 OUT-DOOR LIFE 0 Probably oT all my dreams, The one oT The open camp, The gleaming Tire, The ouT-oT-door liTe is The mosT appealing To me. I see The ghosT oT romance ThaT lingers and Tollows-where? To The dusky woods, To The popular lake resorTs, or To The quieT liTTle spoTs on The unknown lake. I remember siTTing in my canoe aT TwilighT, waTching a group oT ciTy people on The lake shore. The sun had already seT, and The dark shore was gloomy and somber, save in The one spoT oT Their camp siTe. There a huge Tire liT The surrounding ToresT. DarTing flames shoT high Toward The shadowy green leaves oT The over-hanging Trees. They leaped abouT The keTTle which hung Trom The smoking Tripod over The Tire. SeT in high relieT by The dancing Tlames, Three whiTe TenTs showed Through The Trees. I:anTasTic shadows darTed over Their sides. Jusl' beyond, The dark ToresT, closed in ,around The camp, and Tormed a TiTTing background Tor The picTure. The Toreground was The dark waTer, a single gleaming paTh oT lighT seemed To Torm a bridge Trom The shore To my canoe, and iT sparkled and shone on The waTer, now brighTly, now dimly. As I waTched, I Telf ThaT iT was noT real, buT raTher ThaT iT was some gigan- Tic painTing by a Tairy arTisT. The dark ToresT and black waTer, which sur- rounded The circle oT Tirelighf, Tormed a TiTTing Trame Tor The cheerful picTure OT The TenTs, The Trees, and The Tlashing Tire. Florence PasTernack I2 49 Athletics True spofrsmanship our aim In each afhlefic game, BaHin's B and B.H.S. Are her symbols of success. Endurance, loresighl, slrenglh, and skill. ATHLETIC COUNCIL O We presenl lhe Alhlelic Council ol our schooll Our aim is lo creale an aclive inleresl in lhe inler-class games and lo develop a spiril ol good-sporlsmanship lhroughoul lhe school. We are proud, when, on Alhlelic Council eleclion day we lind lhal we are one ol lhe eighl Seniors, one ol lhe six Juniors, or one ol lhe lour Sopho- mores who will make up lhe Council, lor lhe eleclion planlcs are: alhlelic abilily, leadership, inilialive, and good sporlsmanship. During lhe year we visil our allolled seclions lo inlorm lhem ol oncoming games and lo presenl lo lhem lhe lalesl rules ol lhe various sporls. Junior high school Field Day! Whal excilemenl lor us as we blow our whislles lor louls and healed argumenlsl We become real oralors in our Council meelings on lhe days when we discuss lhe requiremenls lor lhe Ballin B and B. l-l. S. or plans lor Ballin's Field Day. The club is under lhe supervision ol Miss Gales. Our ollicers lhis year are: presidenl, Madeline Coyle, Sr: vice-presidenl, Nancy Lobdell, Sr: secrelary-lreasurer, Fern Dow, Jr: l-ligh Spols reporler, Jennie Levine, Sr. Olher members are, Seniors: Janel Nicholls, Emily Orshalc, Alice Kanlrowilz, Gloria Marlin, and l-lonora Feid. Junior: l-lelen Pislcos, Doris Slinger, Mildred Joyce, Sally Gawalis, and Margarel Gibbs. Sophomores: Margarel l-larrell, Belly Crane, Jean Weber, and Margarel Lindberg. HONOR GYM I Foul shoofingl Baffingl Three leaps for disfancel Af lasf I have passed fhose awful fesfs. and I am now a full-fledged member of fhe Honor Gym Club. Our aim is fo develop a high degree of afhlefic abilify and fo promofe a frue feeling of good sporfsmanship among our members. We meef in uniform every Wednesday during fhe fourfh period and have a grand fime playing volleyball, baslcefball, declc fennis, fumbling, and dancing. Af fhe beginning of each meefing, we hold a shorf business session fo falce roll call and fo discuss fufure plans and programs. Our club fhis year is again under fhe leadership of Miss Safes. If is an honorary organizafion, and we feel very proud when we have finally qualified as members. The officers are: presidenf, Madeline Coyle: vice-presidenf, Emily Orshalcp secrefary-freasurer, Charloffe Sola: I-ligh Spofs represenfafive, Jennie Levine. Ofher members are: seniors-Margaref Boyd, Nancy Lobdell. Gloria Marfin, Mary Rhein, Evelyn Shellor. Juniors: Gerfrude Barfhel, Beafrice Bosf, Margaref Gibbs, Anna l-Iarring- fon, Phyllis Kicenulc, Rose La Prefe, Lessie McDougall, Eleanor McFarlane, Mary McMahon, I-lelen Pislcos, Anna Salcofski. Doris Slinger. and Mary Thanos. . Sophomores: Jennie Baranowsld, Mary Berezowslcy, Leda Davonslcy. Doro- fhy Dowder, Florence I-lamilfon, I-Ielen Kaminslcy, Josephine Kafarslcy, Mozell Lewis, Mildred Sheridan, and Marie Gauer. Afhlefes all! STicks-bully off-Take iT clown-dribble iT. HOCKEY I And once more The plains oT Warinanco echo The sounds oT BaTTin hockey players. Shin guards are Taken ouT and buckled on To proTecT our knees Trom RuTh Breese and her sTick. Noel Worrel, capTain oT The seniors, has a rarin'-To-go Team. The inseparable Tour This year are June Yagen- dorT, l-lelyn Cohen, Tess Tenore, and Noel Worrell, who played excepTion- ally well aT The TirsT TournamenT game. The sophomores are a lively group which has sTrong promises Tor The TuTure. Our Alma lvlaTer is expecTing quiTe a loT Trom The junior line-up. l-lockey is quiTe a diTTerenT sporT Trom The oTher maiors which we have aT BaTTin. IT requires girls who are willing To brave The early TrosTs oT bleak November. IT requires girls who are alerT and clever enough To send The ball To iTs besT advanTage. The Teams This season have acquired These qualiTies, TirsT, Through Their own iniTiaTive, and second, wiTh The aid oT Barbara BickelhaupT, who coached and reTereed The various Teams. Junior members: V. Bourne, E. BonneT, A. AusTin, B. Kluska, D. MiTchell, M. Schar- dien, V. WhiTe, S. SchwarTzback, A. Zahradnik, wiTh B. Bragdon and L. Gill as alTernaTes, and R. Coyle, subsTiTuTe. Ready for The F d HEALTH EDUCATION O BaskeTballs, hockey sTicks, gym suiTs and sneaks are noT The sole eguipmenT oT a BaTTin girl in her work in The Physical EducaTion deparTmenT. On cerTain days she carries a noTebook and pencil Tor her lecTure course on healTh which is given in a classroom under The guidance oT lvirs. Fee, Miss GaTes, or Miss Munro. The Juniors sTudy more Than iusT a rudimenTary course oT anaTomyp They learn The imporTance oT applying The righT principles oT living. Each girl is given an opporTuniTy To know herselT as a compleTe individual-menTal- ly, physically, socially, and emoTionally. From such knowledge she may sTrive To develop in herselT The ToremosT qualiTicaTions Tor happiness-a keen mind. sound healTh, and a socially adiusTed personaliTy. The Seniors, conTinuing Trom This background oT Their junior course, grap- ple wiTh The quesTions and demands arising in The everyday experiences oT liTe. Each senior is given an explanaTion oT TirsT aid To meeT The unexpecTed emergencies which may suddenly conTronT her. Equipped wiTh such knowledge, she will Teel able To meeT any accidenT, wiTh courage. and To give aid To The injured quickly, and wiTh skill and poise. She will be able To care Tor The ill person calmly and eTTicienTly. 55 BASEBALL STr-r-r-r-r-ilce Th-r-ee! You're ouTl Once more our ears become accus- Tomed To ThaT old Tamiliar cry as BaTTin's baseball Teams again swing inTo acTion. Players are seen sTreaming across SouTh STreeT To The VocaTional Field in order To meeT The curved balls oT The soph piTcher, Margie Adamlcowslci. As we glance around The diamond, we Tind Helen Kumor, Lillian Kazluclcas, Fannie Pislcos, and Grace Miles, The iunior big Tour in Their own posiTions. We also hear Frances Pulchalslci and l-lelen'Pislcos, capTains oT The iuniors and sophs, respecTively, shouTing direcTions To Their Teams. OuT in The Tield we see The sophs puTTing up a sTrong deTense againsT The iuniorsl I Junior Team: Madeline Coyle, Ann l-lavanlci, Nancy Lobdell, AugusTa ReiT- man, Alice STanTon, l-lelen Kumor, Frances Pulchalslci, Lillian Kazluclcas, DoroThea Sheridan, Fannie Pislcos, Grace Miles, and Eleanor Mack. Sub- sTiTuTes: Alice KanTrowiTz, Mary Rhein, and l-lelen Debesis. Sophomore Team: Eleanor Baker, Margie Adamkowslci, Sally Gawalis, Lessie MacDougall, Adele MislcewiTz, MargareT Gibbs, l-lelen Pislsos, Rose La PreTe, Eleanor McFarlane, Rose RosenbluTh, OerTrude BarThel. Sub- sTiTuTes: Olga Lacko, STephanie PasTerlciewicz, and OerTrude Bradley. A i i A i Jusi' ouT 'For picTures. , BASKETBALL ' To visiT The large gym aTTer school during baslceTball season would remind one oT his-or her lasT hunTing Trip, whaT wiTh The various expressions: ShooT iT! One Toul, and so TorTh. LasT year The iuniors and sopho- mores were represenTed by very acTive and successTul Teams. They were capTained by Madeline Coyle and Emily Orshalc respecTively. IT was very diTTicuiT, even Tor an eTFicienT Torward, To make a goal when guarded by Doris l-larringTon, senior. Nancy Lobdell's experTness aT cenTer won her a varsiTy seaT. The iuniors were represenTed by The Tollowing: Madeline Coyle, Nancy Lobdell. AugusTa ReiTman. SENIORS Madeline Coyle Fanny Pislros AugusTa ReiTman Frances Puchalslci Nancy Lobdell JUNIORS l-lelen Pislcos Adele Mislcewicz STephanie PasTerkiewicz Rose LaPreTe Lucille Mason EsTelle ReiTman Doris Slinger 57 VOLLEYBALL 0 BaTTin's sporT season is open wi+h a grand serve! The neTs are spread and The ball is senT volleying once more. Young aTh- leTes warm up Tor a TasT and exciTing season. Senior Team: Madeline Coyle. CapTainp Nancy Lobdell, Emily Orshalc, Fanny Pislcos, Grace Miles, Helen Kumor, Lillian Kasluclcis, Ann l-lavanlqi, Mary OberTz, Mary Rhein, and Gloria MarTin. T Junior Team: Sally Gawalis, CapTain, MargareT Gibbs, GerTrude Barlhel, Doris Slinger, Mary PiTula, Lucille Mason, S. Fisher, S. PasTerlciewicz, P. Laclro, A. Mislcewicz, E. Rehfman, and l-l. Pislcos. Sophomore Team: Jean EcclesTon, CapTain1 A. Gillie, Anna Beranowsld, G. Meyer, E. NaTale, Mildred de Rose, D. BellcTel, Anne Pinnica, Marie Gauer, Josephine CanTillo, and Elnora Larraine. 58 . HEIGHTEEN ON A HORSE . . On Wednesday aTTernoons Mrs. AulT and Mrs. STebbins enjoy riding wiTh Doris Bauer, Madeline Briggs, Norma Chason, Jane Eggens, Vivian Jaclc- son, Gloria Londino, Mary McCabe, Carolyn Miller, Mary Osborne, Joan PiTs, Norma Rappell, RuTh Reed, Frances Russ, Jeanne Thomas, Mary VogT, and Jean Weber. ARCHERY O Up, baclc, release-a bull's eye! This noT-Too-TreguenT cry echoes Through The small gym as BaTTin's Robin l-loods sTring Their bows Tor anoTher season. Arrows are seen whizzing Through space and are heard scraping Through canvas. ExciTemenT reigns high as scores pile high. Everyone loolcs Torward To TournamenT days when LiTTle John is chosen. l.asT year RuTh Lammerding won This TiTle. NexT in order were: Verna Leary, Enid Coverly, Barbara Niesz, and Nancy Lobdell. OThers in The TournamenT were: E. Quinn, E. Shields, and D. MiTchell. Who is Sylvia, -no, I mean LiTTle John. DANCING GROUPS 0 Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday are dancing days aT BaTTin. For Those who love To dance To The rhyThmic sTrains oT modern music, we have The social dancing class. There you may do your peabody,'i your TavoriTe walTz, and, aT Times, you may Lindy l-lop. There you may meeT The swingiesT girls oT our school. IT you enioy doing Toreign dances, we l have The Tollq-dancing club. V 5 Quick, camera, spoTlighT, l-lere you develop an lrish, ready for Your f0u+if1e- . . , . See our all-American girl Russian, Polish, or lTalian rhy- 'lfurn green and red, - No, noi recl. l mean You dance To 6 POl'SlW Spanish or Russian, of course. hop and The high-spiriTed TaranTella, noT TorgeTTing The ever-popular lrish iig. BuT you may be excepTional, in which case we have an excepTional club-The advanced dancers. This is The goal Tor which all BaTTin dancers sTrive. This is The club ThaT sTarTs TuTure Powells and Keelers on Their way To The Top! 60 ,P ' 0' l 169 fffw-if MWA 3132 MN f,f,em.i.,,.,,L'l x3rWg,0wwRx. 6 qwyyyygfwwgfff Maw YE M3553 fix? EV XQWD1 Mx?5M f2e?f2iLs yr 3 W Wg, Rmb ,fl M i.,w.,Qk QW' M Y W 25424, G' ww fi 2?f4 Wif?W L? 'RX -2 is iii?-f 4325? 5115 QSY Qwiiff wif afigaig W Qi? :MQ f vffsfhwiffu 5 RMWEQJZIKX q?y'M9MNHQ91 MQW MJ M We Seniors To graduafe means +o part Wi+l1 many friends you have mef I+ is besf you olon'+ forget The ones nearesf To your near+. 64 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Miss SARA BARTOW, FaculTy Chairman PresidenT-MILDRED DANIELSON Vice-PresidenT--l-IARRIET l-TEFFERNAN SecreTary-ALICE KANTROWTTZ Treasurer-MILDRED LYMAN Courage and consTancy cleTermiine The vicTory. Such is The sTrong-willed moTTo oT The senior class. ln a meeTing aTTended by 432 members oT The class oT l937, This moTTo was chosen as a guide Toward Their iourney's end. ln view oT The many Triendships Tormed by The girls, Triendships as only close associaTions can TesT Them, The Tlowers, primrose and TorgeT-me-noTs, were chosen. Surely The guainT charm oT These age-old TavoriTes will perpeTuaTe in memory The Taces oT Triends. As iT in conTrasT wiTh The bloom oT our grandmoTher's day, The modern colors oT clubonneT and gray were selecTed, perhaps, To accenT The presenT day Tempo oT liTe. Teachers in charge oT senior homerooms include Miss BarTow, Miss Emberger, Mrs. French, Miss l-lolloway, Miss Louclcs, Miss Mancini, Miss NeunerT, Miss Ploclc, Mr. Schopp, Mr. Updergraph, Miss Wade, Miss Whaley, and Miss WesTTall. C CLASS SONG Ch Alma MaTer BaTTin, we cannoT linger here. We leave our Triendly classmaTes, The halls we hold so dear, BUT as we Travel Thru our lives, you'll be our guiding lighT For we shall ever sing Thy Tame, our dear old Red and WhiTe, And raise on high Thy honored name, our dear old Red and WhiTe. Oh Alma MaTer BaTTin, long will our praise endure Thy glory and Thy greaTness, resT in our hearTs secure. Long may Thy halls resound wiTh song, exTolling peace and righT For we shall ever sing Thy Tame, our dear old Red and WhiTe, And raise on high Thy honored name, our dear old Red and WhiTe. Emily Croll, Virginia l-larris, DoroThy l-lawes SERAPHINE RITA ABITANTO 554 Second Avenue Teacher Glee, Sec. Indoor Recreafion, Modern Drama, Sec. Social Amenilies, Dress Accessories, Avialion, Aulomolive, Red and While, Class Treas., Swim- ming. IRMGARD ACHTERRATH IO3I Jefferson Avenue Secre'l'ary Aviafion, Indoor Recreaiion, Sfage Crafl. 4.2 sy IELIRTHE LILLIAN ADAMS -X9 - Elm Sfreef 'Q siness College ing, iff and Noveliy, Indoor QI K Re eafion, High Spofs. RUTH AFFLERBACH 7lO Myrlle Slreel' Secrefary Glee, Social Amenifies, Gill, Pholo- play. DOROTHY ELAINE ALBRIGHT 55l Fulfon Slreer Nurse Glee, Indoor Recrealion, Radio. PHOEBE ALLISON 534 Madison Avenue Undecided Poelry, Play Produclion, Glee. 'N ,fn KATHLEEN M. ALTE 254 Cherry Srreer Secrelary Aulomolive. LOIS TALBOT ANDERSON 437 Magie Avenue College Indoor Recrealion, Travel, High Spols Dress Accessories, Glee. WALBORG EDITH ANDERSON 8I7 GibI::on's Courl' Nurse Shoppers, Aulomolive, Glee. MATILDA KATHLEEN ANGYAL 236 I-lalsled Road , Office Work Seclion Sect, Figure Slcelching, Dra- mafic, Gill and Novelfy, French. MARY ANN ARANEO I028 Augusla Sfreel' Designer LOLLY PAULINE BADIN 848 Monroe Avenue College Lalin, Praelor, Aedile, Pholography. 65 MWWW Jyijf ETHEL M. BAILEY 25 Kerlyn Courr Secrelary Pfesidenl' Seclion, Presidenl Salesman- ship, Dress Accessories, Commercial Honor, Legal Problems. EVELYN VAN CLEVE BAILEY 72 Sumrrfyjlflad !I7I.oIy College i kefflhirlg, Pres. Biology, V. 6 s. Arr for Publicalion, High Spols, lloclcey, Archery, Warercolor. MARY IDA BAITER 987 Coolidge Road College Indoor Recrealion, Service League, Figure Skelching, Play Produciion, Vice Presidenl' Honor Dramalics, Li- brary Slafi, Arr 'for Publicalion. DOLORES M. BARAN .. 222 Elizabelh Avenue College Indoor Recreafion Pres., Travel, Pariy Planning, Aulomolive. VICTORIA CLAIRE BARKAUSKAS 255 Pine Srreel Nurse Indoor Recrealion Secr., Glee, Social Amenilies, Pholography. U .2110 . BARNA 22 nnerh Avenue 0 Nurse re Ace ries, Dramalics, Lalin ub foroNur s. 66 FRIEDA BARNETT I9I Bellevue Slreel S+enographer 1 Pariy Planning, Relail Selling. I RUTH BARRY 373 Elmora Avenue Undecided Social Ameniries, Pres. Indoor Recre- alion, Secl. Hosiess. LILLIAN BASARA 2I Erie -Slreel Complomolrisi' Social Ameniries, lndoor'Recrea+ion, Serviceleague, Secl. Seciion, Dra- malic, Gill. MARGARET BEAM 35 Sriles Slreei' P Undecided I Zoolcgy, Slage Craft Gym. EVELYN BELFORD 360 Pori' Avenue Normal School Indoor Recrealion, Dress Accessories Vice Pres. VIBEKE BENSE 943 Kilsy'I'h Road Jeweler Honor Dramalics, Gym, Siege Craft Shop Craft Girl Reserves, Class Treasurer. l rf ' W ' 7 ff DOROTHY JEAN BENTON 766 Cleveland Avenue Secrefarial School SecI'. Junior Class, Vice. Pres. Secfion, Treas. Secfion, Glee, Junior Forum. OLIVE MARIE BERDANIER 257 Wesffielcl Avenue Business School Giif and Noveliy, Indoor Recrealion. SOPHIE BEREZOUSKI 822 Monroe Avenue Teacher Indoor Recrealion, Aviaiion, Social Amenilies, Hosiess. BERNICE BERMAN 470 Jetclerson Avenue College Band, Orchesfra, Cily Band, Cily Or- chesfra, CouniyIZBand. Flule Trioyd r,,fAn5d .whf+s..- , ff ' -f , ri' I ff!! JVM 1v,, I 'Mx X IH! ff I J SILVIA BERMAN 347 Rehway Avenue Typisf Relailing Vice Pres., Indoor Recrea- Iion, Dress Accessories, Au+omo+ive, Indoor Recreafion. WILMA M. BERNSTEIN I45 Grove Slreel College Dramelics, Treas. Sfage Cre'FI', Honor Dramalics, Red and Whi+e. MARY ELEANOR BEST 640 Jackson Avenue Sfenographer Sect Indoor Recreafion, Gill, Poelr Giff GERTRUDE M. BICK 40 Fiffh Sireel I Privafe Secrefa ry Glee y,'German, Baffin Senior Forum? EMMA F. BISCHKE 758 Trumbull Sireel I Slenographer and Noveliy, Vice Pres., Seclion. HELEN BERNICE BLADES 458 Morris Avenue 'r ' Nurse 1 Trees. Baffin: Band, Orchesira, AII CiI'y Band, All Cify -Orchesira, Volley, Union Counly' Bandp Cashier. - EVELYNE BLICK 5I4 Vine S+ree+ Nurse Pres. Social Amenilies, Shorl Slory and Ficlion, Play Produc+ion, Slage Craft Dramalics, Red end While. LAURA HELEN BOCHNA 460 Easi' Jersey S+ree'I Business College Indoor Recreafion, Dress Accessories 67 AGNES BORISAVICH 629 Fu11'on Slreel Music Teacher Soph.. Jr., Advanced Glee. ELIZABETH D. BOTELER 1062 Easl' Jersey S1ree'1' Sfenographer S1'age Craft Pholoplay, Pres. Secfion ALICE FRANCES BOUSE 551 Franklin S1'ree1' Sfenograplwer MARGARET BOYD 1 641 Devine Avenue Nurse Dress Accessories, Honor Gym. Laiin for Nurses. MARGARET H. BRANDS 153 Glenwood Road College Glee, Dramaiics, 1-ligh Spols, Vice Pres. Seclion. RUTH B1LL1E BREESE 740 Edgar Road Aviafrix Avia'1ion Pres., Aulomolive, 1-1ig1'1 Spois, Secrelary Seclion. 68 DOROTHY M. BROGAN 418 Sou'1l1 Broad Slreel Secreiary Vice Pres. Social Amenilies, S1'age Craft Girl Reserves. DOROTHEA BRUNING 233 S1'i1es S1ree'1 College lndoor Recrealion, Larin, Service League, Plmolograplwy. PAULINE BUCKLER 1061 William S1'ree1 Nurse Calering Vice Pres., Tr'ave1,vHonor Gym.i BARBARA WAHL BUETTNER 170 Jacques Slreel Undecided Aulomolive. S+age Craft Phofoplay. MARY ANN BURK 950 Easl Jersey Slreel' Secre'rary Legal Problems. Vice Pres.. Sec. Sec- '1'ion, Commercial 1-lonor. ELEANOR M. BURRELL 906 Monroe Avenue Office Work Glee, Indoor Recrealion. Gill and Novelfy. MARION CONSTANCE BUSCH I72 Madison Avenue Secrelary Gill and Novelly, Secl. and Vice Pres. Seclion. GLADYS L. BROWN lO42 Norlh Avenue Nurse Soph., Jr., Glee, Pholoplay STEPHANIA VERONICA BRYS 69 Broadway Secrefary Calering. MAFALDA CONSTANCE CALA I I82 Cheslnul' Sl'ree'l Denial Nurse Treas. Indoor Recrealion, V. Pres. Aulomorive, Parry Planning, Social Amenilies, High Spols, Glee, llalian, Treas., V. Pres. Class. MARY CAMPBELL 997 De Harl Place Secrelary Girl Reserves, Avialion. IRIS E. CANTER 250 Lincoln Avenue Pace lnsfilule High Spols, Dramalics Treas.. Avia- lion, Dress Accessories, Red and While. CELESTE CAPOBIANCO 35l Morris Avenue Business College Pres. Dramalics, Social Amenilies, Glee, Vice Pres. Treas. Pres. Seclion. HILDA CAPRARIO lO54- Magnolia Avenue College Dramalics, Pholography, Sed. Social Amenifies, Gill' and Novelly, Girl Reserves, Ilalian. MARGARET A. CARROLL s 652 J eflerson Ave nu e Secrelary Indoor Recrealion, Dress Accessories Dress LOIS B. CASEY 6l2 Cleveland Avenue Secrelarial School C-Blee, Pres. Homeroom. LOURA CASSULLO 87 Filth Slreel' Work Accessories, Avialion, Se League. DOROTHY J. CAWTHRA 55 Palisade Road Kailherine Gibbs Avialion, Red and While. rvice 69 HILDA CHERNOTSKY I7 Wafson Avenue OFFice Work Glee, Modern Drama, Social English. MATILDA CHERNOTSKY . I7 Waison Avenue Normal School Modern Drama, Orchesrra. MARY ANNE CHIAVUZZI Q 568 Fourih Avenue Higher Business School Dress Accessories, Aulomorive, Social Ameniiies, Secrion Presidenr. HELEN CIERPIAIL V 263 Elizaberh Ykv n Se ,ww Indoor Recrea 'o lee, Law, Dress ccessories. I DOROTHY CLARK I6 Sriles Srreer Finishing School Parry Planning, Figure Skelching, Modern Drama, Dramarics. MAE CLARK 446 Livingsfon S'freeI' Nurse Gym, Dress Accessories, Imprompru Speakers. 70 HELYN COHEN 508 W. End Avenue Cornell College High Spois, Hockey, Deck Tennis Red and While, Band. RUTH, G. COHEN 7 Decker Avenue , College ' High Spofs, Dramarics, Travel. PAULINE MARGARET CONDULUPO 20 I Loomis Srrieer Retailer Indoor Recrealion Sec., Travel, Aufo moiive, Relail. ROSALIE CONSIGLIO 2I2 John Sfreef I Nurse Social Ameniries, 'Indoor Recrealion Gill and Novelly, Lalin for Nurses DOROTHY ELEANOR CONWAY 8 I 6 Myr'IIe Srreel' Sfenographer Secreiary, Treasurer, Dress Acces sories, Social Ameniries. JEAN E. COOK 5I7 Wesrlield Avenue Dress Designer Wafer Color, Social Amenifies, Re and While. SYLVIA COOPERSMITH 538 Magnolia Avenue Privafe Secre+ary Dramaiics, Ari' Craft Junior Forum, Dress Accessories, Commercial Honor, Red and Wrife, Aufomoiive. SYLVIA COPLAN 29 Monmouih Road- College' Dramafic, Indoor Recreaiion, Our World Today, French, Honor Forum, Library Slafi, I RITA ELIZABETH CORBETT 8I5 Gibbons Courl Bookkeeper Red and While. MARY DOMENICA CORDARO 645 Second Avenue Secrefary Shorf Sfory, Cafering, Law. CARMELA L. COREA 53I Third Avenue Secrefary Dress Accessories EVELYN IRENE CORNISH A 721 Emerson Avenue Nurse Dress Accessories DELLA COTENOFF 824- Jackson Avenue Privaie Secrefary Dramafic, Library Siafi, Ari' Crafi, Siage Crafi, High Spo'I's, Red and While, Band. ' ELIZABETH MARY COUTANT IO63 Easi' Jersey Sfreef Business College Band, Orchesira, Cily Band, Ciiy Or- chesira, Counly Band, Imprompiu Speaker, Library, High Spols, Honor Forum, Hockey. MADELINE ANN COYLE I6 Erie Slreel Cerfifiecl Public Accounfani' Pres., Sec. Seciion, Pres., Sec. and Treas. Alhlefic Council, Sec. of Honor Gym, Red and While, Auiomofive, Pencil Skefching, Cashier, Capiain Baskeiball, Volleyball, Baseball, Arch- ery, Baffin B.H.S., Ba'Hin B, Glee, Senale. EM LY JEAN' LL in 'Ion Ro Co e Vice S reas Vice - Q.. e., . - l Pre e Clu 01sg and. ny Or a, I' and, are W ehesfra. . MURIEL CRONE 5I6 Edgar Road Librarian Junior Forum, Honor Forum, Phoiog- raphy, Library Sialii. ELISE MARY CUFF IO6 Summi+ Road Nurse Social English, Dramafics, High Spo+s. 7l JEAN B. CUMMING 42 Cherry Slreel Secrelary Vice Pres. Shoppers, Dress Acces- sories, Red and While. s 'PHYLLIS CURRAN ' IO44 Julia,Slreel Q Dralce's College Social Amenilies, Glee, Red and - While, Volley. HEDWIG ROSE CZYZEWSKI 48 Fourlh Slreel Dressmalcer and Designer Pencil Slcelching, Dress Accessoriesj MONICA DABCZYNSKI I36 Franklin Slreel Secrelary Band, Orcheslra, Cily Orcheslra, Cily Band. lmpromplu Speakers, Counly Band, Counly Orcheslra. MILDRED DANIELSON Zll Ballic swear Secrelary I Service League, Arl Crall, Dramalics, Glee, Seclion Pres., Class Pres., Sec. German, Vice Pres. and Pres. Senale Pres. Jr. Red Cross. Sec. Courl Slen- ographers. MARGARET KATHERINE DEARDORFF 1 843 Summer Slreel Buyer A. 1 l T lndoor Recrealion, Dress Accessories 72 HELEN FRANCES DEBESIS i035 Madison Avenue Privale Secrelary Social Amenilies, Dramalics, Library Slall Pres., Service League, Baseball, Dress Accessories, Modern Drama, Color Guard,-High Spols, Red and While, Commercial Honor, Honor Forum. ESTHER MAY DECKER 4I7 Elizaloelh Avenue Secrelary lndoor Recrealion, Glee. MARY HELEN DE FEO lO32 Norlh Avenue Clerical Worlc Shopper, Gill and Novelly, Avialion, Radio, Hosless. RUTH E. DEMAREST 502 Penninglon Slreel Secrelary Gill and Novelly, Aulomolive, Sec. Seclion. ANNA C. DEMOS 253 Morris Avenue College Dramalics, Figure Slcelching, Waler Color, Glee. MILDRED MARGUERITE DE PAOLA 39 Niles Slreel Slenographer High Spols, Social Amenilies, Experl Typisl, Dress Accessories, Farly Plan- ning, Red and While, Aulomolive, Avialion, Secrelary. FLORENCE G. DERING 339 Fay Avenue Clerical Work Pholography, Indoor Recrealion. FLORENCE J. DI LOTIS 320 Pine Slreel Secrelary MARGARET M. Dl LOTIS 320 Pine SI'ree'l Accounfanl VIRGINA ANNE DOERR l35I Alina Slreel' Secrefary Sec. Seclion, Commercial Honor, Radio Red and While, Law. VERONCA E. DRISCOLL 443 Maple Avenue Secrelary Social Amenilies, Legal Problems. EMILY M. DUBISH 664 Pennsylvania Avenue Slenographer Jr. Forum, Commercial Honor, Aulo' molive. LILLIAN MAY DUNBAR 960 Lalayelie Slreel Secrefary Second Lieufenanl, Caplain Service League, Commercial Honor, Dramalic, Social Amenilies, Pres. Slamp, Library Slafl, A'lhleI'ic Council, Pres. and Vice Pres. Seclion, High Spols, Hockey, Red and While. JANE EBERSOLE 332 Chillon Slreel Ari School Poelry, Glee. Dramalics. ELLA ECKSTADT 234 Second SI'ree'l Privale Secrefary Ari Crafl, Dramalics, Presidenl, Vice President German, Service League, Color Guard, Girl Reserve, Ccmmer- cial Honor, Red and While, Sec. and Pres. Secfion. HELEN C. ECKSTEIN I40 Inslee Place Secreiary Social Amenilies, Indoor Recrealion. JEAN EDELSTAIN I08O Elizabelh Avenue Business College Experl Typisls, Indoor Recrealion, Gill, Honor Forum. SONIA EFREMSKY 740 Penninglon Slreel Secrelary Parly Planning, Dramalics, Honor Dramalics, Glee, Red and While. 73 fi' ADELE O. ENDICK 539 Easl Jersey Slreel' Secrelary 1 K Dramalics, Social Arnenilies, Radio. Sec. 8: Treas. Pholoplay, Red and While, Glee, I ALICE CLAYTON EVANS 8OI Murray Slreel Secrelary Experl' Typisf, Dress Accessories FRANCES FEHRLIN l2Olf2 Elm Slreel' . Business School Band, Orcheslra, Cify Orcheslrla, Dra7 ' . -malics, Gym. y HONORA FEID 422 Magie Avenue Dancer Pres. Seclion, Senale, Honor vDrar'naI7 ics, Alhlelic Council, Gym. ELI MARCIA FELDMAN 29 Palisade Road I ra s, French. L ' Coll ge Red and hiie, ramalics, Honor by . f , SELMA G. FERN I4 Firsl' Sfreeli Q' Business School Parly Planning, Ari' Craft Slage Craft Dress Accessories, Shop Cralil. 74 ETHEL NATALIE FESCHUR IO52 Kilsylhe Road Privale Secrefary Social Amenilies. LOUISE J. FIALKOWSKI 456 Magnolia Avenue Physician Glee, Dramalics, Indoor Recreafion, . Laiin for Nurses, French. ANNE MARIE FICULA 325 Rosehill Place Secrefary Social Ameni+ieS. SIGQG Crdll. SSC. . Seclion, Baseball. GRACE VIOLET FINNERTY 85I Easel Jersey Slreef Nurse Relailinq, Honor Gym, Dramafics Glee, Hockey. ANTOINETTE ROSE FIORELLO 852 Pearl Slreel Slenographer Indoor Recrealion, Social Amenilies DORIS VIRGINIA FISHER II23 Seib Avenue Secre+ary Indoor Recrealion. NANCY BARBER FLEMING I5 Elmwood Place Secrefarial School Glee, Girl Reserves. CONSTANCE FLOYD 374 Pearl Slreel ' Nurse Indoor Recrealion, American Adven- +u re, Aulomofive, Hosress. MARY ELIZABETH FOWLKS 82I Pearl Srreel . Beaufy School Indoor Recrealion, Vice Pres. Social Ameniries, Aulomolive. HELEN E. FRANCSCO 6I3 Cleveland Avenue College Social Amenifies, Treas. Secfion, Band, Orches+ra,l Service League, I-Ionor Forum. LUCILLE FRANK 8OI Soufh Sireef Secrefary Indoor Recrealion. MAZIE ALMA FRANKLIN IO93 William Slreel' Ari' Teacher Poefry, Indoor Recrelarion, Wafer Color, Dramafics. DOROTHY ETHEL FRITZ 408 Washinglon Avenue Sfenographer Dramalrics, Glee. CARMELA ANN GALIANO 32 I Loomis Slreel' Secreiary Glee. DOROTHY MARGARET GALLAGHER 753 Adams Avenue Sfenographer Social Amenilies, Pariy Planning, Gill a nd Novelly. MARY ANN GARBOWSKY 8 I3 Soullw S'rreeI' Governess Dramalics, Advenfure, Treas. Secfion. Glee, MARGARET GAREY I7 De I-Iarl Place Undecided Salesma nship, Girl Reserves I-los'I'ess. ALMA MARIE GELHAUSEN 336 Easel Jersey Sfreel' Privale Secrefary Sec. Theafre Work Shop, Ari' Craft Glee, Service League, Girl Reserves, Red and Wl':iI'e, German. 75 'I Ea Jersey Srreel refary Avrafion. LOUISE GERHARDT 223 Arlanric Srreer Nurse Indoor Recrealion, Social Amenifies Honor Serving, Lalin 'For Nurses. DOROTHY I. GIBSON 543 Magie Avenue Secrefary Sec. Dress Accessories, Experr Typisrs. RITA LOUISE GIESLER 5I6 Easl Jersey Slreer Undecided lmprompfu Speakers. ELAINE MARY GOMBER 8Ol Easf Jersey Sfreel Secreiary Indoor Recrealion, Gill and Novelry. Dress Accessories. 77I Cleveland Avenue Lyllgrr-I FLORENCE eoRDoN Dulce Universiry v7 lee, ln Recrealion, Parry Plan- i Sec., Forum, Radio. 76 HELEN V. GRAY IOS6 William Slreer Nurse Gif? and Novelry, Gym. Carering. CATHERINE AGNES GREEN IOI7 Anna Srreer Secrefary Hosress, Gill' and Novelly. CHARLOTTE L. GRIEGER 74I Van Buren Avenue Sfenographer Auromofive. WINIFRED GRIFFEN I4 Berkeley Place I Secreiary Service League, High Spors, Treas. Secrion, Pres. Commercial Honor, Senafe, Red and While, Dress Acces- sories. Shorr S+ory and Ficfion. Experl' Slenography, Experr Typisrs, Girl Rer- serves, Sfare Commercial Conlesl. Cify Commercial ConI'esI'. ETHEL GENA GROSSMAN' 702 Jackson Avenue Journalisi' Red and Whire, Glee, Pencil Slceich- ing, Sec. Arr for Publicarion, Social English, High Spo+s. ELIZABETH GYURKO 559 Courl Sireei' Nurse osless, Social Ameniries, lndocr Rec-V rearion. ROSA A. HAGIN 764 Soulh Broad Slreel' College Dramalics, High Spols, Glee, Vice Pres. Seclion. EMMA HALLER 804 Penninglon Sfreel' Business College Social Amenifies, Parly Planning, Avialion, Aulomofive, Hosless, Deck Tennis MARY CATHERINE HANLON I I27 Chesfnul Slreel Secreiary Indoor Recrealion, Glee, Phologra- phy, Parly Planning. M. LOUISE HARRELL 2l2 Sfiles Sfreel College Pres. Seclion, Senale, Honor Serving, Indoor Recrealion, Lafin, Honor Forum, Red and While. DORIS A. HARRINGTON 308 Broadway College Glee, Gym, Biology, Parly Planning, Pholography, Baslcellinall, Volley Ball. VIRGINIA L. HARRIS I46 Academy Terrace, Linden College Senafe, Red and While, Sec. Class, Band, Orcheslra, Cily Band, Cily Or- chesfra, Counly Band, Slale Orches- lra, Glee, Woodwind Quinlef, Na- Tional Music Camp. REGINA HAUBERT IO2 Sayre Sfreel' Secrefary Dress Accessories x lf' ANN AVAN I2 ur H S reel X . I x ' S+ ogr er i Ablio lndoo . n f L gk 1 7 . DOROTHY STEWART HAWES I26 De Hari Place Mon+cIair Indoor Recrealion, Biology, Dramafics Honor Forum, Red and While. HARRIET HEFFERNAN 54 Sayre Slreel' Nurse Band, Orcheslra, Cily Band, Cily Or- cheslra, Counly Band, Slale Orches- lra, Woodwind Quinlel, S'ra+e Cone lesl, Vice Pres. and Pres. Secfion. ESTELLE HEILBRUN 85 Colonia Road Teacher Honor Dramalics, Library, Forum, Vice Pres. Dramalics. French BERNICE E. HELLER 74l Linden Avenue College Orcheslra, Biology, Dramalics, Parry Planning, Dress Accessories, Serving, Gill and Novelfy, Cily Orcheslra. 77 J. ELISABETH HENRIKSEN 540 Walnul' S+ree+ Dress Designer Service League, Pres. Senior Girl Re- serves, Red and While, Honor Dra- malics, Pres. Dramafics, Figure Slceiching, Slage Craft Treas. Ar'r for Publicafions, Red and Whire, Hockey, Volley Ball, Deck Tennis. ANNA J. HENSEL 539 Jackson Avenue Undecided Vice Pres. Seclion, Dress Accessories, Social Amenilies, Glee. ANN COYNE HIGGINS I3IO Norih Avenue College Vice Pres. Seciion, High Spofs, Fig- ure Slcelching, Forum. ELIZABETH ELLEN HIGGINS 824 Penninglon Slreel Buyer Indoor Recrealion, Shoppers, Dress ' Accessories. GERTRUDE T. HOLDERRIED SI3 Elizabelh Avenue Secrefary Dramalics, Aulomolive, Salesmanship. DORIS HOLZER 425 Linden Sfreel Normal School High Spofs, Indoor Recreafion, Parry Planning, Pholoplay, Red and While, Our World Today. 78 VIRGINIA MARGARET HORTON ' 34 Sliles Slreel Q Diefician Aulomofive, Hosless, Gill and Nov- ' my nelly.. ' ELIZABETH DREY HUDAK 174-I-V n Bur Ave u I S no p er . .Senior S ial A niries osless. .W MARIE IANNACCIO 728 Madison Avenue S'ecre+ary' V Social Ameniiies, Gill, Parry Plan- rning, Hosfess. - ' , ALMINA IVES 863 Garden S+ree+ Nurse Shoppers, Parry Planning, Red and While, Pres. Seclion, Sec. Dress As- cessories Glee, Ar? Craft VIVIAN ELLEN JACKSON 309 Summii Road Language Inferpreler Indoor Recrealion, Honor Forum. ELEANOR G. JACOBS 510 Easl Jersey Sfreel' Nurse Hosfess, Social Amenilies. ASM. PHILOMENA JANNUCCI 837 Elizaloeih Avenue Typisi' or Cashier Indoor Recreaiion, Legal Problems, Social Amenilies. LOIS C. JONES 64-I Garden Sireei College Treas., Vice Pres. and Pres. Seciion Dramaiics, Social Ameniiies, Forum, High Spois, Glee, Service League. i in 'QXNIGZJ HANNA JUCKNI CZ 1:5 161 ce ' Se efary Jinr Re e illbn, Glee, Experi Typ- 'r, Giii. REGINA KATHLEEN JUSZCZYK 249 Inslee Place Privaie Secreiary Indoor Recreaiion, Siamp, Social Ameniiies, Par'I'y Planning, Couri' Sien- ography. FELICIA MARY KAFKO 562 Couri Sireel General Clerical Aviaiion, Gili' and Noveliy, Dress Ac- cessories, Pariy Planning. ALICE R. KANTROWITZ 8I Penningion Sireef Business College Treas., Vice Pres. and Pres. Seciion, Aihleiic Council, Senaie, Forum. Siamp, Glee. Hoclcey, Valley Ball, Baslceiball, Baseball, B.H.S., Deck Tennis, Varsi'I'y Valley Ball, High Spois, Phoiography, Sec. Senior Class. we LEONA D. KARPINSKA 433 Franklin Sfreel' Normal School Indoor Recreaiion, Aulornoiive, Social Ameniiies, Glee. EUGENIE KAVALSKY 7' Elizabeih Avenue Siucly Dancing Indoor Recreaiion. LILLIAN J. KAZLUCKAS 7I5 McKinley Sireel L Secreiary Treas., Sec. ancl Vice Pres. Seciion Dress Accessories, Auiomoiive, Parry Planning, Caiering. MARY LOU KELLEHER SI7 Monroe Avenue Secreiary Girl Reserves, Gym, Couri Sienog- raphy, Glee. XD TH V KE 53 Gri ven B +P ei' 'Ad 'lopa , I l'English. I DOROTHY M. KELLER 4ll Schiller Sires-'I Normal School Dramaiics, High Spois, Dress Acces- sories, French. 79 r malic Play Pr uciion, Pho- ELIZABETH KELLISCH I CATHERINE J. KILKENNY 452 Courf Slreei' 'EV- ' L , E .V ' 915 Emma 51-reef H - . i I I ' EQ gig A SeC'e 'Y osless. Social Amenihes, Vice Pres. 1' Vz uu ' .3 i , indoor Recfeaiionl Red and Whiiel Indoor Recreaiion. I I'I' I I IhI' N' Sec. Seddon- ANN MARIE KELLY HELEN KIRK 8II Van Buren Avenue IO46 Louisa Sireei- OPIICG WOFIC Segrefary Pholoplay. ELIZABETH KENNEDY 723 Madison Avenue Laborafory Technician Figure Skefching, High Spois, Pencil Skeiching, Dramaiics. DORIS CLAIRE KEPLER 87I Elizabelh Avenue Accounlani' 37 Chil freer Dance n 'Ihe SI' e .- Pr Secfio lee, Sen ', Dra al- ' , lmpo p'ru pea r ery, Hihp ORTENSE SSLER FLORENCE KESSNER 73 Easr Jersey Slreer College Ari' Crafl, Par+y Planning, Red While, Radio. 80 and Service League, Red and While, Social Ameniries, Sec. Secfion, High Spois, Shorlhand Conlesi, Commer- cial Honor, Modern Drama. FRANCES RAE KLEIN 553 Elizaloelh Avenue Secrefary Dramalics, Volley Ball, Avialion, Social Ameniiies, High Spois, Red and While, Commercial Honor. JANET KLEIN 637 Madison Avenue Nurse Treas. Secfion, American Advenlure, Glee, Pholoplay, Parry Planning, Re-:I and While. VIRGINIA KNOWLES IO49 Jefferson Avenue General Clerical Experl Typist American Adveniure. ALICE E. KOPECKY 60 Fourih Sireel' College Phoroplay. Shoppers, Dress Accessories, Sales- manship, Vice Presideni, Avialion, JENNIE KOURASMENAS 4-O7 Madison Avenue Secrefar Y Indoor Recrealion, Shoppers, Glee, Dress Accessories. SYLVIA SYDNEY KRAUSS 26 Daylon Srreel Model lmpromplu Speakers, Slage Crall, Modern Drama, Social Amenilies, Dramalics, Parry Planning. MARTHA KRAVEC 7Ol Grier Avenue Undecided Honor Forum, Red and While, Serv- ice League, Lalin, Indoor Recrealion, Impromplu Speakers, Booklovers, Girl Reserves. BEATRICE INA KRAVITZ 3Il Vine Slreef Dramafic School Red and While, High Spols, Honor Dramafics President Dramalics, Vice Pres. Slage Crall, Honor Forum. ETHEL KREVSKY 223 Third Slreef Nurse Dramalics, Ari' Craft Play Produclion, Sfage Craft Honor Dramalics, Lafin. ROSE KRISANITS 641 Magnolia Avenue Undecided Dress Accessories I . Ng: ia, - Mas. ,. Q'-Sm, ,, sg, Y., I N 3... 'Hs Q ,sssahi T ,ti f' :ff V' , rv 1 fi f FSI:- . 1 ,QQ . i'ri as-,H Q 1 .V., .J V ,i I ,:,.i 45 A CECILIA BARBARA KROWICKI I34 Third Slreel' Undecided Indoor Recrealion, Social Amenilies Dress Accessories. CATHERINE S. KRYPEL 200 Geneva Slreel Undecided Social Amenilies, Dress Accessories LOTTIE KUBINSKI 2Il Marshall Slreel Nurse Social Amenifies, Pholography, Indoor Recrealion, Treas. Seclion. MARIE YVONNE KUHLENSCHMIDT 5OI Bayway Avenue Secrefary Treas. Avialion. Aulomofive, Sales- imanship, Pholoplay, Social English. HELEN LOUISE KUMOR 29 Buller Slreef Refailer Pres. Seclion, Vice Pres. Social Ameni- lies, Dress Accessories, Volley Ball, Baskelball, Baseball, Deck Tennis, B.I-LS. LOUISE KUNZE 49 Rahway Avenue Secreiary Typing for publicalion. 8! STELLA D. KUPINSKY 253 Easl Jersey Slreel Accoun+an+ Indoor Recrealion, Glee, Avialion, Honor Serving. MILDRED KUZMINSKI 330 Bond Sl'ree'I Refailer Indoor Recrealion, Aulomoiive. Re- failing. DORIS LAING 37 Berwick Srreel' Business School Social Amenilies. EDYTHE LAMPON 26 Prospecl Shree? Secrelary Indoor Recreafion, Pres. Magic lor Enleriainmenl, Sec. Dress Accessories, I Salesmanship. MARY LANIGAN 97 Elizabelh Avenue Nurse Forum, Laiin for Nurses MARY FRANCES LAPARE 942 Magnolia Avenue Business School Glee, Gill' and Noveliy. 82 KATHLEEN LATIMER 543 Grier Avenue Secrefary Dramalics Sec. and Treas., Commer- cial Honor. DOROTHY LAUCIUS 7l3 Mack S'l'reel Secrefary Salesmanship. Parry Planning. ROSE LAZARUS 558 Soulh Park Slreel College Treas. Ari Craft Dramalics, Dress Ac- cessories, French, Phorography. High Spols, Red and Whi+e. VERNA ANN LEARY 952 Olive Slreel Secre+ary Aulomolive, Avialion, Hosless, Shop Craft Archery, Baslcelball. DOROTHY CECILE LE BREUX 84-I Kilsylh Road Secrelary Shoppers, Poelry, Social Amenilies. LOTTIE C. LETKOWSKI l54 Magnolia Avenue Privale Secrelary Experl' Typisis, Experl Slenography. NAOMI LEVENSON IZO Madison Avenue College Red and While, Honor Dramalics, Vice Pres. Dramalics, High Spols, Pres. Seclion, Sec. Slage Crall. JENNIE LEVINE l25 Franklin Slreel Secrelary Gym, Honor Gym, High Spols, Sec. Seclion, Commercial Honor, Alhlelic Council. RUTH LIBKIND i084 Elizabelh Avenue College Band, Orcheslra, Cily Band, Slale Orcheslra, Union Counly Band, Red and While. NANCY LOBDELL l94 Browning Avenue College Honor Gym, Pholography, Alhlelic Council, Vice Presidenl, Red and While, Social Amenilies, Volley Ball, Baslcelball, Baseball, Archery, B.H.S. ERMELINTA M. LOCCHI 524 Firsl Avenue Secrelary Dramalics, Social Amenilies, Experl Slenographers. RlTA ANN LONG 34 Grove Slreel Business College Vice Pres. Experl Slenographers, Ex- perl Typisls, Commercial Honor. fr ELIZABETH DOLORES LUBAS 327 Franklin Slreel Secrelary Experl Typisl, Red and While. ALICE MARTHA LUTES 834 Spring Slreel Secrelary Senior Forum, Gill and Novelly. EVELYN MAJOR LUTES - I5 Allanlic Slre l Office Wo lc Boolclovers, Dress Rdassor , Gill and Novelly, Mr Color, High Spgsprand W ile gb. JANET LYMAN 7l2 Weslminisler Avenue College Shop Crall, Social Amenilies. MILDRED LYMAN 25 Palmer Slreel Secrelary Sec. Honor Forum, Red and While, Glee, Treas. Sr. Class, Treas.. V. Pres. and Pres. .Seclion, Service League, Pres. Dress Accessories, Pres. Social Amenilies, Indoor Recrealion, HELEN MARIE LYNCH 808 Penninglon Slreel Secrelary Slage Crall, Gym. 83 LUCILLE C. LYNCH 584 Jackson Avenue Secrefary Red and While, Glee, Dramalics, Vice Pres. Seciion. ELEANOR FRANCES MACK 954 Adams Slreef Secrelary Indoor Recreafion, Dress Accessories, Phofoplay, Figure Slcelching, Baseball, Experl Slenographers, Gill. EDNA MacKEE ZI3 Orchard Sfreef Business School Gill' and Novelfy, Courl Slenog- rapher, Commercial Honor. MARY MADDEN I27 Division Sfreel Undecided Indoor Recrealion, Phofoplay, Travel. HELEN MADOS IOO6 Norlh Avenue Sfenographer Hosless. Social Amenilies. MARY MALANGA 563 Newark Avenue Finishing School Vice Pres. Secfion, Shoppers, Figure Slcelching, C-Biff, Currenf Evenls, Pho- Ioplay. 84 RUTH MALLEY 532 Wesl End Avenue Beaufician Gill, Dress Accessories, Sec. Dramal- ics. Pres. Imprompfu, Speakers, High Spors, Red and Whi+e, Glee, Poefry. CAROL HOPE MANVEL 67 Hillside Road College Pres., Vice Pres. Secfion, Indoor Rec- realion, Glee. LOTTIE MARKS 79 Courl Srneel Ari' School Ari' for Publicafion, Dress Accessories, Sec. Seclion, Figure Skefching, Indoor Recrealion. LORETTA MARROW 27 Daylon Slreel' College V. Pres. Aulomolive, Ari' Craft Dra- mafics, Modern Drama. GLORIA MAE MARTIN 770 Cleveland Avenue Nurse Gym, Honor Gym, Indoor Recreafion, AI'hleI'ic Council, Lafin for Nurses. VIOLETTE G. MASSA 309 Soulh Sevenfh Srreel' Secrefary Dramaiics, Glee, Experl Slenog- raphers. ELIZABETH SALLY MATLOSZ I39 Courl Slreel' Secrelary Social Amenilies. PEARL MATTES 534 Wesllield Avenue Business College Vice Pres. Pencil Skefching, Sec. Ad- vanced Figure Slcelching, Red and While, Dramalics, High Spols. FLORENCE A. McCANDLESS IOO9 Madison Avenue Secrefary Gill and Novelly, Dress Accessories. ALICE LOUISE McCUTCHEON 770 Cleveland Avenue College Indoor Recrealion Sec.. Treas. Sec- lion, Forum. Orcheslra. EDA MAY McFARLANE 338 Chillon Slreel' Undecided Orcheslra, Forum. ALICE ANN McHALE 950 Emma Slreei' Secrelary Ari Mefal, Red and While, Hosfess. SARAH JANE McNAIR IBO Marshall Slreel Sfenographer Glee, Treas. Salesmanship, Law, Treas. Seclion, High Spols, Swimming. AUDREY JEAN MEACHAM 47l Union Avenue College Orcheslra, Honor Forum, Cily and Slale Orcheslra, Easfern Music Camp. Nafional Music Camp. JEAN E. MEAD 527 Penninglon Slreel Nurse Pres. Social Arnenifies, Indoor Recre- alion, Pholography. EDNA M. MEINERSMANN 47 Highland Avenue College Honor Dramalics, Dramalics, High Spols, Service League, Sec. Forum, Honor Forum, Baskelball, Pencil Slcelching, Senale. ELEANOR MEi.souRNE IZO Berwick Sireel Nurse Shop Craft Lalin for Nurses. Slamp, Gym. PYRLE SHIRLEY MELSER 529 New Poinl Road Undecided Dramalics, lmpromplu Speakers. 85 MILDRED MENZEL 255 WesHTeId Avenue Secre'I'ary Sec. and Treas. lmpromplu Speakers, Modern Drama, High Spols, Red and While, Band, Orchesfra, Cily Band, Cify Orcheslra, Counly Band, Glee, Volley Ball, Baseball, Girl Reserves MARIE MERLO I05 Elizaloelh Avenue Office Clerk Indoor Recreafion Pres., Dress Acces- sories Treas, INA C. MERRILL . I69 Livingsfon S'rree'I' Secrefary Arr Craft Experl Sfenographers, Sec. and Treas. Parly Planning. CONCETTINA M. MESSINEO 827 Van Buren Avenue Secre+ary Library Sfafl Sec., Service League, Sec. Dress Accessories, Gifl and Nov- eliy, Senior Forum. DORIS O. MIANNAY 658 Monroe Avenue Secrefary Sec. American Advenfure, Social Amenifies, Hosless, Red and While. BERTHA MICIEK Q 24I Franklin S'l'ree'I Privafe Secrefary Pres. Courl Sfenographers, Volley Ball, Service League. Slale Shorfhand Championship, Cily Shorlhand Con- Iesf, Dramalics, Indoor Recreafion, Glee 86 HELEN V. MICIEK 52I Franklin Sfreel' Privafe Secrefary Dress Accessories, Indoor Recrealion ELVIRA S. MIGLIORE 3II Chrisfine Slreel Business School Sec. Glee, Dramalics, Honor Gym Experf Tyoisls, Volley Ball, Treas Seclion. GRACE C. MILES 926 Kilsylh Road College Gym, Shop Craft Slage Craft Pres Vice Pres. Sec. Secfion, Slage Crafi' Honor Dramalics, Girl Reserves Senale. ELIZABETH EMILY MILLAR 48I Calherine Slreel' -Sfenographer Experl' Typist Gill and Novelfy. FLORENCE RUTH MILLER 458 Elizabelh Avenue Secrefary Pres., Vice Pres. and Sec. Secfion Glee, Indoor Recrealion, Ari' Crall Aulomolive, Social Amenifies. FRIEDA MILLER 646 Marshall S+reeI College Legal Problems, Sec. Seclion. HELEN I LER ' 553 Park Sireel rivafe Secreiary s. Arr Cra , arics, Dress Ace cessorie ggrgphy, Red and ,fv7'wm+e. GRACE ELEANOR MILTENBERGER 567 Monroe Avenue! Secrefary Red and While, Experl' Sfenographers, Pres. Dress Accessories, Cashier, Sec. Indoor Recrearion, Sramp, Glee. CHRISTINE FLORENCE MIRABELLI 223 Vine Sfreei Undecided Aufomorive, Glee, I-Iosress, Parry Planning, Social Ameniries, lralian. PRISCILLA J. MISKEWICZ 29 Second Srreer Accounianf Indoor Recrearion, Social Ameniries, Phorography. I 1'-'.' MM-'ESTHQR M lsreu I 4 I e Srreel' I Secreiary Arr' wr , V. Pres. Dress Accessories Commercial l-Ionor. JERALDINE MOHN ll5 Palisade Road Finishing School Band, Orchesrra, Relailing, Pencil Slcerchinq, I-Ioclcey, Class Treas. Jw-WM MARY MONTICELLO 324 Mile Sireef Nurse Pres., Sec. and Treas. Dramarics, LaI'in for Nurses. Volley Ball. HELEN M. MORRISON 634 Brirron Sireer College Sec. Secrion, Dramaiics, Social Amen- ilies, Deck Tennis, Baslceiball, Auromo- I-ive, Red and While. BETTY MULCAHY I27 Millsicle Road Surgical Nurse Travel, Hockey. HELEN J. MURIN 350 Penningfon Sfreel College Band, Shop Craft Gif? and Noveliy, Courr Srenography, Girl Reserve. ELIZABETH CATHERINE MURPHY 229 Union Srreel Secre+ary ISABEL VERONICA MURTHA IO77 Fanny Srreer Nurse lmprompru Speakers, Sec. Drarnarics. Honor Dramarics, Sec. Secrion, Serv- ice League, Girl Reserves, Library, Glee. 87 HELEN ALMA NASHELSKY 632 Elizaloelh Avenue Privafe Secre+ary Vice Pres. Seclion, Sec. Social Amen- iiies, Dramalics, Avialion, Red and While, Vice Pres. Commercial Honor. CONSTANCE NELSON l48 Rahway Avenue College Giff and Noveliy, Courl' Slenography. CONCETTA NERI 452 Third Avenue Secrelary Treas. Seclion, Sec. Glee. MARGARET NERING l56 Grove Slreel' Secrefary ' JANET KAYS NICHOLLS 570 Norlh Broad Slreei' College indoor Recrearion, Figure Slceiching, Alhlelic Council, Hockey. Baseball, Archery Team, Archery Tournam-ani, Baslcellaall, Declc Tennis. MILDRED NORUSIS 723 Summer Sfreel College Honor Forum, Auiomoiive, Red and While, Vice Pres. and Treas. Seclion, Vice Pres. Ari' Crall, Forum, Archery. 88 JOSEPHINE R. NOVELLO 850 Third Avenue Secrelarial School Dramalics, Vice Pres. Glee, Commer- cial Honor, Girl Reserves, Gill and Novelly, Social Amenilies. MARY P. OBERTZ I2I Elizabeih Avenue Complomeier Operaior indoor Recrealion, Voiley Ball, Base- ball, Deck Tennis, Modern Drama. MARY JANE OCUMPAUGH 245 Lincoln Avenue Librarian Indoor Recreaiion, Parly Planning, Travel, Social Amenifies. JANE T. OLAWSKI I34 Easl Jersey Slreel Secrefary Baslcelball, Voiley Ball, Dramalics, ln- door Recrealion, Forum, Girl Re- serves, Glee, Service League. BETTY O'LOUGHLlN 594 Madison Avenue Nurse Pres. Indoor Recrealion, Pholography, Biology, Aulomolive, Parly Planning. JEAN ELVIRA OLSON 29 Melrose Terrace Secrelary indoor Recrealion, Forum, Experi' Slenographers, Sec. Commercial Honor. MARY O'NEILL 927 Bond Sfreef Dancer Dress Accessories, Gym, Aufomolive, Indoor Recrealion, Swimming. SYLVIA ORGEL' 3l2s Monmouiln Road Priva+e Secrefary Pres., Sec. and Treas. Secfion, Pariy Planning, Law, Radio. ' LILLIAN LORRAINE' ORING Hoi Coolidge Roao Teacher Modern Drama, Ari for Publicaiion. '. EMILY ORSHAK A 746 McKinley Sl'ree+ I Undecided Draimaficsf Honor Gym. Aufomolive, Vice Pres. Seciion, Alhlefic Council, Volley Ball, Baseball, Deck Tennis. ' DOROTHY J. ORSINI 454 Souih Broad Sfreel' Secrerary Dramaiics, Red and While, Sec. Sfaqe Craft Play Produdrion, Girl Reserves. GERTRUDE A. ORSlNI 454 Soufh Broad Sireef Secrefary Pres. and V. Pres. Secfion, Social Amenifies, Girl Reserves, Sfage Craft MARY ANN PALMIERE 864 Anna Sfreel Secrefary French, Dramaiics, Social Amenifies, Aviafion, Girl Reserves. ANASTASIA NANCY PANCHAK 944 Meredifh Avenue Secrefary Aulomo+ive,'Avia+ion, American Ad- veniure. FLORENCE INEZ PARTRICK 44 Visla Avenue Nurse Lalin, Radio. FLORENCE DOLORES PASTERNAK l34 Third Sfreel' Ari' School Wafer Color, Phoiograpliy, Sec. Gift, Honor Gym, Figure Skelching. , 2... J-L+ MARY PAULAUSKAS 228 Clark Place Work Experf Typisls, Social Amenilies, Travel. CAROLYN E. PEARSON 5l Sayre Sfreef Journalisf Glee, Commercial Honor, Aufomo- live. Girl Reserve. 89 . BETTY BATES PECK ' I80 Lincoln Avenue College N Treas. Seclion, Lalin, Figure Ske'rching.' HELEN D. PELLICONE ' 900 Second Avenue' College V Social Amenilies Pres., Halian, Biol ogy, Gif? and Novelly Sec., Phofog raphy, Drama+ic.s, Modern Drama Girl Reserves. GENEVIEVE JEAN PETJO 430 Marshall Sfreef Nurse Dramalics, Glee. ANlTA DOLORES PENDER 636 Bri'H'on Sfreel Secrefary Social Amenilies, Aulomolive. MARION MATHILDE PETRI 838 Wesliield Avenue Secre+ary Social Amenifies, l-losfess, Dress Ac- cessories. ELEANOR PHlLLlPS 27 Soulh Spring Sfreel Typisf Glee. 90 MARY PILLAR 742 McKinley Sfreel Secreiary Salesmanship Treas., Parfy Planning. FANNY PISKOS 20 John Sfreel' College Cily Band, Counly Band, Union Counly Band, Band, Orchesfra, Hockey, Baseball, Archery, Volley. Baslceiball, Deck Tennis, B.l-l.S., Afh- lefic Council, Pencil Skefching. PEARL EDYTHE POCH II74 Mary Sfreel Secrefary Couri' Sfenography, American Adven- fure, Modern Drama. JESSIE EDYTHE POST IZ9 Liberly S+ree+ Ar+is+ Social Amenilies, Gill' and Novelly, Dress Accessories, Red and Whi+e, High Spofs. HAZELLE DOROTHEA POWELL I76 Calherine Sfreel Diefician Hosless, Dress Accessories, Gill' and Novelfy. RUTH M. POWERS 824 Cleveland Avenue Normal School Lafin, indoor Recrealfion. Vice Pres. Radio. PEARL PRESSER l56 Bond Sfreel Privafe Secre+ary Vice Pres. Dramarics, American His- +ory, Red and While, Honor Dramal- ics, Avialion, Senior Forum, Senale, High Spols. SARAH PREIL 428 Livingsfon Slreel Teacher Dramafics, Social Amenifies, Sfage Craft FRANCES PUCHALSKI 919 McLain sifea Training Vice Pres. American Advenlure, B.H.S., Caplain Baseball, Volley Ball, Baslcefball, Dramalics. MARY JEAN RABY 836 Floral Avenue Normal School Band, Orcheslra, Cify Band, Cily Or- chesfra, Couniy Bancl, Union Counfy Band School, Flufe Quarlel, Fluie Trio, Cashier, Girl Reserves, Hockey, Honor Serving. it E RACZYNSKI O7 E 1 +2 Avenue e rd 6 Pres.TS'ee:i ODA E. RASMUSSEN 34 Grove Sfreel' College - Treas. Secfion, Sec. Pencil Skelching, Vice Pres. Sfamp, Arr for Publicalion, ,Arr Craft Girl Reserves. www EDNA P. RAYMOND 5I4 Maple Avenue Sfenographer Sec. Aufomofive, Social Amenilies, Sec. and Treas. Secfion, Hosfess, Glee. DOROTHY M. READ 650 Park Avenue Business College Courf Sfenography, Experl' Typist Aviafion. HELEN REAM 762 Soulh Broad Sfreei' Nurse Social Ameniries, American Adven- 'rure, Sec. ancl Vice Pres. Seciion, Treas. Parry Planning, Slage Craft CATHERINE AMACLEUS REDDING 525 Norfh Broacl Sfreel' Social Worlcer Law, Glee, Avialion. BLANCHE E. REEVES 423 Jackson Avenue Secre+ary Gill' and Novelfy, Girl Reserves. FLORENCE R. REIBEL I8 Elmore Avenue College Dramalics, Honor Dramaiics, Glee, Play, Produciion. 9 I AUGUSTA R. REITMAN 449 Union Avenue College Hockey, Volley, Baskeiball, Deck Ten- nis, Baseball, Vice Pres. Dramalics, High Spois, German, Cashier. GENEVIEVE V. REKS 542 Bond Sireel Office Work Glee, Parry Planning, Dress Acces- sories. MARY 'MARGARET RHEIN 763 Thomas Slreei Q Business School Honor Gym, -Social Ameniiies, Library Slafi, Gym, Baseball, Volley, Deck Tennis, Baskefball. . ' LOTTIE RIEKEHOF l05 Division Sireef Secrefary Glee, Experl Sienograpers, Trees. Sec+ion, Service League, Experl Typ- isls, Gill and Novelly, Arr Crafi. RUTH A. RITTMEYER 638 Jackson Avenue College Gif? and Novelly, Indoor Recrealion, German, Service League. SYLVIA ROSENBERG ZI4 Firsl' Slreel' Normal School Band, German, Orchesira. 92 JULIA ROSINSKI 757 Brunswick Avenue Normal School Senior Forum, Aufomolive, American Advenfure, Pres. Seclion, Pres. Indoor Recrealion, Vice Pres. Forum, High Spois, Par+y Planning. HILDA MARION RUFF 344 Rahway Avenue College Glee. FILOMENA RUSSO 38 Amily Sireel College Indoor Recrealion, Social Ameni+ies. Giil' a nd Novelly. MARY RUSSO 38 Amily Slreel Clerical Work Orchesfra, Shoppers. ELEANOR A. RUSTAKO I54 Clark Place Secrelary Vice Pres. Experl Typisls, Sec. Glee, Dress Accessories, Courl' Sienog- Sec. raphers. FRANCES E. RYPL 654 Van Buren Avenue Teacher Travel, Library, Radio, French. Archery. L ul- F HELEN A. SAHRADNIK Q., 455 Henry SI'reeI f I 4, Secrefary Aihleiic Council, Deck Tennis, Pres. and Sec. Seciion, Senaie, Pres. Indoor Recreaiion, Vice Pres. Class, Dress Accessories, Commercial Honor, Red and While, Honor Serving. ANGELINA LUCY SANCILARDI 235 Loomis Sireei' Dressmalcer Dress Accessories DOMENICA 'MARGARET SARICA 529 Third Avenue Dress Designer Sec. and Trees. Dress Accessories, Parry Planning. JOSEPHINE SASINSHA 226 Fulfon Sireei' Hair Dresser Dress Accessories. MARIE CARMELA SCATURO 233 John Sireei' Work Pencil Slceiching, Vice Pres. Seciion, High Spois, Forum. Commercial Honor. DOROTHY ELIZABETH SCHADE 905 Easi' Jersey Sfreei Secreiary Hosfess, Sec. Seciion LOUISE SCHAUBLE 220 Glenwood Road Nurse Auiomoiive, Glee, Girl Reserves ELSIE GEORGIANNA SCHEMENAUER IO75 Fanny S+ree'I Secrefary Indoor Recreafion, G-iff and Novelfy Modern Drama. ELEANOR M. SCHLECK 5I4 Magie Avenue Secrerary Sec. Social Amenifies, Hosre . n Recrealion, Sec. ss QMMMMJII GRACE ELIZABETH SCHOU 809 Adams Avenue College Sec. Gifi' and Novelly, Indoor Recre afion, Forum, German, Service League, Phorography. DORIS LILLIAN SCHUETZLE I8 Caiherine Srreei Office Clerk Dress Accessories, Shoppers. DOROTHEA MADELINE SCHUMAN 474 Adams Avenue Secrefary , Social Ameniiies, Baslceiball, Aufomo- A five, Volley. I 93 CHARLOTTE LOUISE SCHWARTZ I6 Chrisline Slreel Secrelary Social Amenilies, Gym, Avialion High Spols, Commercial Honor. GERTRUDE C. SCOTT 454 Morris Avenue College Pencil Slcelching, Modern Drama, High Spols, Red and While, Pholog- raphy, Glee. FRANCES SERCHAK 9IO Sheridan Avenue Secrelary Girl Reserves, Experl Typisl, Treas. Commercial Honor, Red and While, Sec. Dress Accessories, High Spols, Pres. Seclion, Experl Slenography. RUTH ANN SEYMOUR 6l8 Emerson Avenue College Sec. Class, Sec. and Pres. Seclion, Sec. Glee, Red and While Honor Dramalics, Sec. Indoor Recrealion, Senale. Baslcelball. RUTH EMMA SEYMOUR 32 Allanlic Slreel - Slenographer 5 low? W, , ANN M. SHANNON 457 Walnul Slreel Privale Secrelary Vice-Pres. Girl Reserves, Hosless, Au- lomolive, Red and While. 94 is EVELYN SHELLOR l5O Washinglon Avenue College Volley, Baseball, Honor Gym, Aulo- molive. DOROTHEA PATRICIA SHERIDAN 573 Jellerson Avenue Secrelary Social Amenilies, Thealre Work Shop' . Dress Accessories, Modern Drama, Aulomolive, Treas. Girl Reserves High Spols, Library Slall. AGNES SHOLOMITSKY 226 Third Slreel Secrelary Indoor Recrealion, Arl Crall, Social Amenilies. HELEN SIANO I3 Clover Slreel Relailer Glee. LILLIAN E. SIEGRIED 603 Courl ,Slreel ' Accounlanl Parly ,Planning, Social Amenilies, Radio, V. Pres. Pholoplay, Red and While. JOSEPHI SIKARCKIS 445 Livin n Slreel ' rse LILLIAN ANN SILVIS 666 Norwood Terrace Secrefary Aulomolive, Honor Gym, Baslcelloall, Gym, Valley. AUDREY MARIE SIMPSON 436 Penninglon Slreel Secrelary ROSE-MARIE SIMPSON 34 Elm Sfreel' Privafe Secre+ary Dramafics Pres., Glee, Honor Dramal- ics, Par'Iy Planning, Pholoplay, Girl Reserves. MARY SGRIGNOLI 58 Norlh Avenue College Pres. Indoor Recrealion, Social Amen- ilies, Forum, Gill and Novelly. MARCIA E. SLUIZKER IOI8 N. Broad Slreel College Orcheslra, Travel, I-Ionor Forum. DOROTHEA RUTH SNYDER 444 Marshall Slreel Privale Secrelary Dress Accessories, Aulomolive, Indoor Recrealionr STEFANIA JOAN SOLOMIN 435 Bond Slreel Priva'I'e Secrefary Dress Accessories, Avialion, Honor Forum, Experl Slenographers, High Spols, Dramalics. AMELIA HELEN SONNENBERG IOI4 Olive Slreel Refailer Relail Selling, German, Pres. Seclion. ALYCE CAROL IN 664 Jelil n Ave u Pri e Se e ary i Reserves, ulomo . ,rf I xx ALICE CLAIRE STANTON 580 Madison Avenue Privale Secrefary Red and While, Commercial Honor, Vice Pres. Library Slalzl, Sec. Seclion, Service League, Baseball, Volley, High Spols, Dress Accessories, Sec. Figure Skelching, Dramalics, Social Amen- ilies. RITA ELIZABETH STANTON 580 Madison Avenue Social Secrefary Redand While, Library, High Spols, Commercial Honor, Dramalics, Social Amenilies, Pencil Slcelching, .Dress Accessories, Courl' Slenographers. LUCY S. STANZIOLA . 326 Soufh Slreel' 1WorIc Glee. 95 SYLVIA STEIN I26 Firsl Slreel' College American I-lislory, Ari' Crafl, Pholog- raphy, French, High Spors. VIRGINIA C. STEIN 768 Canlon Slreel Accounfanl Dress Accessories, Modern Drama, Red and Whiie, Siege Cralif. BETTY STEVENS 548 Chilron Sfreel' College Naiional Music Camp, Sfale Orches- +ra, Counly Band, Ciiy Band, Cily Orchesfra, Band, Orchesfra, Wood- wind Quinfel, Flule Trio. LEONA ANITA STOCK 4ll Murray Slreel College Band, Orcheslra, Cily Band, Cily Or- cheslra, Glee, Counfy Band, Counfy Orcheslra. FLORA STOOF 922 Madison Avenue Secreiary Experi' Typisls, Experf Slenographers, Treas. Social Amenilies, Gill, Sec. Seclion, Red and Whiie. VIRGINIA R. STORK' ,760 Emerson Avenue College Glee. 96 IRMA STRENG 470 Spring Slreel' Secrefary Dramalics, German, Social Amenilies THERESA B. STUMPF 637 Adams Sfreel Undecided Red and While, Gym. ANNE SURMAY 63I Marshall S'rree'r College Ari Craft Forum, I-liqh Spols, Pho- lography, French DORA REBECCA TALBERT 450 'Soulh Park Slreel Social Service Worlcer Social Amenilies, Indoor Recrealion, -, American Advenlure. VDORIS TEITELBAUM 40 Grove Slreef College Glee, Dramaiics, Sec.' Lalin, Pres. Forum. BETTY VIRGINIA TEN EYCK l20 Hillside Road I College Indoor' Recrealion, Forum, Treas. Travel, Dress Accessories, Glee, Vice Pres. Secfion. THERESA VIRGINIA TENORE 430 Third Avenue College Red and While, Forum, Impromplu Speakers, Alhlefic Council, Lalin, Travel, I-loclcey, Dramarics, Glee. Gym. EDITH THALLER I4 Newcomb Place Secrefary Dress Accessories AGNES MARY ELIZABETH THOMPSON 9 Berkeley Place Privale Secrelary Band, Orcheslra, Cily Band, Cily Orcheslra, Counry Band, Girl Re- serves. META TISCH 39 Orchard Slreel' Business College Dramalics, French, Gill' and Novelfy, Forum, High Spofs. ROSE TOBAC 708 McKinley Sfreel' Secrefary Sramp, Salesmanship, Parry Planning. MARION EDYTHE TREIG 620 Magnolia Avenue ' General Clerk I ,Wi ll HELEN TRZYNA 26 Caspian Slreer Secrefary Gill, Social Ameniries, Red and Whire, Dress Accessories. EMMA UHL 945 Madison Avenue Secrelary Honor Forum, S-'rage Craft Vice Pres. and Treas. Seclion, Sec. Girl Reserves, Forum, Red and While, Boudinol' Cilizenship. AMELIA VACTOR ZI6 Inslee Place Secrelary Indoor Recrealion, Experi' Srenog- ' raphers, Pholoplay. CINDERINE VALERIANI 3l6 Soufh Slreel College Dramafics, Glee, Gill and Novelly. ISABELLE VELLA l57 Orchard Srreel' Nurse Parly Planning, Sec. Social Amenifies, Gill and Novelly, Phorography, Girl Reserves. VIOLA VARANAUSKI I58 Fulron Srreel Beaulician Pholoplay, Aulomorive. 97 LOLA VASTA 3I9 Souilw Sireei Work Honor Dramaiics, Glee, Figure Slceiclwing, Red and While, Gym. FLORENCE GERTRUDE VIERLING 849 Monroe Avenue Secreiary I Gill' and Novelfy, Indoor Recreaiion. JOSEPHINE H. VISKASKI I58 Park Place Secreiary Glee, Ari Craft Experi' Sienog- raphers, Pariy Planning. JULIA VOKALI 530 Vine Sfreei' Secreiary Senior Forum, Commercial Honor, Social Ameni+ies, Indoor Recreaiion, Aviarion, Girl Reserves MARY E. VOGT 242 Wesi' Jersey Sfreei College Social Ameniiies, Biology, Travel, Pres. Dress Accessories, Red and Whife. ANNE WAGNER 644 Pearl S+ree'I Nursing Supervisor Laiin for Nurses, Orclnesfra, American Adveniure, Indoor Recreaiion, Band. 98 MARION CLAIRE WALD 937 Penningion S'I'reeI Secreiary Red and While, Dramaiics. DOROTHY HILDA WALDHEIM 507 Murray S'I'reeI Secreiary Dress Accessories, Experi' Typisis, Sec. Red Seciion. MARY WALESKI 537 Marshall Srreei' Secreiary and While, Experi Sienog- raphers, Dress Accessories. Gym, IOLA WATSON 238 Second Sireef Undecided Indoor Recreaiion, Auiomoiive, Social Ameniiies. NANCY WEIL 608 Fulion Sireei' Undecided Indoor Recreaiion, Radio MILDRED WEISBERG 900 Second Avenue Secrefery Indoor Recreafion, Social Ameniiies Forum. ELEANOR WEISSBACH 938 Emma Slreel' Nurse Salesmanship, Avialion, Radio. LONA ANNE WERLE 54I Courl' S'rree'I' Secrelary Vice Pres. and Sec. and Trees. Sec- Iion, High Spois, Forum, Sec. Ger- man, Vice Pres. Class. BETTY JANE WILCOX 965 Edgewood Road College Orcheslra, Boolclover's, Vice Pres. Forum, Indoor Recreafion, Sec. and Trees. Seclion FLORENCE WILD IO59 Magnolia Avenue Sfenographer Gill and Novelly. BEATRICE PHOEBE WILHELMS., 437 Murray Slreel' Secreiarial Schoal Service League, Color Guard, Slemp. Radio. THELMA WILL 504 Penninglon S'I'ree'I' Business College Trees. Social Amenilies, Band, Or- chesira. MARY LOU WILLIAMS 322 Vine Sireel' College Orcheslre, Honor Forum, High Spois, Wafer Color, Red and While, Honor Dramelics, Siege Crali, Thealer Workshop, Figure Skelching. LILLIAN LOUISE WILMOTT IO35 Anna Sfreel' Nurse Glee, Dramelics. Social Amenilies. Laiin 'lor Nurses. Avialion, Girl Re' serves, Trees., V. Pres., Pres. Seclion. RUTH WILPUTZ IO24 Madison Avenue Accounlanl Social Amenilies. DOROTHY MARIE WINANS 322 Siiles Slreel College Sec. Seclion, Social Amenilies, Shorl' Slory and Ficlion, High Spols, Library Sfafl, Forum. JULIA WOJCIK 682 Clarkson Avenue Relailing Glee, American Advenlure. HELEN WOJTALA 278 Second Slreel Nurse Social Amenilies, Pholography, Ina door Recreaiion, Impromplu Spealcers. '99 ANNE G. WOLAR 504 Fullon Sire-el' College Dress Accessories, High Spolsg Red and While. HELEN K. WOLFARTH 49l Calherine Slreel Nurse Shop, Larin for Nurses. NOEL GORDON WORRELL 97 Summil Road College Forum, Pres. Social English. Glee, Baslcelball, Hockey,Au+omo+ive, Qi? ' 5 EMI Y YSOCKI I3l rs a 'rreel' f is ll s N C Reporfer Sec. L Proloems, Auromolive, D Ac ssories, Slage Craft Ex- sp l ography, High Spols, Vice Pres. Seciion, Glee. JUNE LEE YAGENDORF 470 Jefferson Avenue College High Spofs, Library Sfallf. BEATRICE MONA YAGODA 723 Rahway Avenue Secrelarial School Social Amenilies, Modern Drama, High Spols, Siege Craft Pres. Sec- lion. IOO ELLEN MARCELLA YORK 257 Bond Slreer Secrefary Glee, Ari' Crall, Parly Planning, Ex- perl Slenog raphers. THEODORA T. YOSPIN 522 Elizabeih Avenue Klndergarfen Teacher Treas. Seclion, Sec. Dramalics, High Spols, Sfage Craft Honor Dramalics, Red and While. ANN DONNA ZADRESKY l56 Firsl' Slreel Accoun+an+ Glee, Honor Gym, indoor Recrealion, Dress Accessories. MARY VICTORIA ZALINSKI I23 Clark Place Secrelary Indoor Recrealion. REGINA ELEANOR ZIENOWICZ 5l3 New York Avenue Privafe Secrelary Dramalics, Aufomorive, Red and While, Vice Pres. Seclion Hoclcey. A RUTH HEL N MAN S m r r e e r osless x ZI 679 ,- 3 + P i - S + y Parry Plann g, P . a Sec. Sales- m s , , ee., pxwf R MY PHILOSOPHY 0 Some people say a courageous man is one who laughs af lfie and love, and refuses fo have his gay spirif dulled. Buf how much richer in nafural dignify and valor is he who accepfs greaf sorrows and beaufiful evenfs as fhey really are. Affer a bif of pracfice, how easy if is fo be ioyous when your hearf should be breaking: or amused af incidenfals, when greaf and meaningful wonders pass by, ignored. Af firsf if is buf acfing, buf soon fhe lighf, inconsequenfial affifude comes wifhouf your bidding, and fhe beaufy of sensifive percepfions is losf. The soul of a valianf man is nof broken in sorrow, neifher is he Iighf- hearfed, buf he bows down his head, admiffing misforfuneg and fhus he waxes glorious. Dorofhy I-Iawes I2 A DAY'S JOY O if was a hof, sulfry day wifh no sign of relief from fhe nearby mounfains-- iusf a day when everyone appreciafes fhe comforfs of a soff swing in a shaded nook of fhe garden wifh a book in her lap, and a cold drink of lemonade af her elbow. I was preparing for an affernoon spenf in such fashion when I was aroused by fhe sound of an aufomobile horn. Propping myself on one elbow and faking fhe wef fowel from my brow, I saw my aunf alighfing from her car. I waved fo her and wenf back fo my reading. Several minufes lafer, I was inferrupfed by fhe sound of approaching sfeps. In fhe middle of an excifing mysfery sfory and nof caring fo be disfurbed-even by a dear aunf-I lay very sfill and waifed for her fo pass my refreaf. I was nof fo have such luck, for a momenf alfer my aunf glimpse dme. She inquired as fo my comforf and I replied I was feeling my lowesf and didn'f fhink I had fhe energy fo move even for ice cream, my favorife dish. Imagine my surprise when, wifh a shrug. my aunf re- plied she was sorry and disappoinfed, and fhen furned foward fhe house. Disappoinfed for whaf? I called. buf she walked sfeadily on. ' My inferesf aroused, I jumped off fhe swing and ran affer her, flinging my wef fowel fo fhe ground. Wifh a mischievous gleam in her eyes, she fold me if was foo bad I was feeling so low because she wanfed me fo go fo New York Cify wifh her for fhe day. Wifh a whoop I ran for fhe house fo gef ready, heaf and book forgoffen in fhe expecfafions of fhe day's ioy. Winifred Griffen I2 IGI CLASS WILL Having a Tew exTra TeaThers in our caps, we, The class oT l937, upon our deparTure Trom This sphere oT wise men bequealrh The Tollowing in our lasT will and TesTamenT. tl! Mildred Danielson and CelesTe Capobianco begueaTh Their leadership To CharloTTe Cunningham and any oTher iunior who has The excess energy Tor iT. 0 Nancy Lobdell and Madeline Coyle begueaTh Their aThleTic abiliTy To Sally Gawalis and l-lelen Pislcos. 0 l-lonora Feid and Mary O'lNleill leave Their rhyThm and graceTulness To Jean Powers and Marion Allison. 0 To RiTa lXloviTT and Anna Marl4Thaler, Julia Rosinslqi and MeTa Tisczh leave Their versaTiliTy. 0 l-larrieT l-leTTernan and Mary Raby leave Their musical capabiliTy To Mary KreuTzer and Evelyn Seigel. I Phoebe Allison and BeaTrice Yagoda Talce Their naiveTe wiTh Them Tor TuTure use. I Mary Lou Williams. Jessie PosT, and Pearl MaTTes leave Their painTs, brushes, and pens To Rose Coyle and DoroThy VVeil and To Those who are aTTracTed by The smell oT painT and ink. 0 Mildred Lyman and RuTh Seymour begueaTh Their charming person- aliTies To Doris Byrd and ChrisTine Caine. W I 0 To Those who lack originaliTy, DoroThy Orsini and Seraphine AbiTanTo leave Their pleasanT wiT and guiclc answers. 0 EThel Grossman leaves her arched eyebrows To anyone who can wield The Tweezer slcillTully enough. I Jean Coolc and Grace Schou leave Their TranguilliTy To CharloTTe Soia and lrene AsTorina. Q Rosa l-lagin and Muriel Crone leave Their posiTions in The school sTore To Those wiTh TrusTy alarm clocks so ThaT They can geT To school aT eighT. 0 LasT, buT noT leasT, To The iuniors we leave The well-worn seaTs oT The caTeTeria, noT TorgeTTing. oT course, To remind Them To be careTul of Their sillf sTocl4ings. ln wiTness ThereoT on This The TwenTy-Third day oT November in The year NineTeen hun- dred ThirTy-six. MILDRED NORUSIS Tl-IERESA TENORE IO2 CLASS PROPHECY I-IoTeI AsTor New York CiTy November 5, IQ46 Dear BeTTy, I-lave you seen The new Broadway success Take IT Away by Virginia Doerr, sTarring BeaTrice KraviTz? IT cerTainIy looks like The hiT oT The season. During The inTermission I ran inTo some Tormer cIassmaTes-Jane Ebersole, who has iusT published a new volume oT lyrics and wiTh her was Doris TeiTelbaum. I-IorTense Kessler has iusT made her debuT aT The New York yMeTropoIiTan Opera as Their leading ballerina. The orchesTra was conducTed by BeTTy STevens wiTh Audrey Meacham as violin soIoisT and Agnes Borisavich aT The piano. The morning papers carried a grand wriTe-up by The Tamed music criTic, Virginia I-Iarris. Speaking oT newspapers, have you seen Those hilarious carToons by EIizabeTh I-Ienrikson which seem To Tavor The elecTion oT ConsTance Nelson Tor Congress? IncidenTalIy, Naomi Leven- son is running Tor governor oT The same sTaTe. A Tew weeks ago Phil SpiTaIny's OrchesTra was aT one oT The New York TheaTres, and iT was a surprise To Tind Two Tormer BaTTiniTes on The lisT oT iTs members. I couIdn'T believe iT unTiI I saw Emily Croll and RuTh Libkind acTuaIIy playing. I have never seen anyThing as lovely as The sTage seTTing Tor ThaT perTormance. IT was designed by Florence PasTernack. The color scheme was beauTiTul. The dancer wiTh The orchesTra was our Mary Rhein, and she did her noveITy roller skaTe Tap dance. I-lere's a biT oT news I goT Trom Gloria MarTin lyou know she wriTes The Gossip Column Tor The News oT The Timel-GerTrude ScoTT is leaving Tor Europe nexT weekl On my way To The races SaTurday aTTernoon I sTopped by Tor Ann I-Iiggins and BeTTy Peck who have iusT moved inTo a new sTudio aparTmenT. You remember IasT Time I wroTe ThaT They Teach in The same school, buT I didn'T Tell you ThaT Ann Teaches arT and BeTTy Teaches LaTin. The inTerior oT Their aparTmenT is so cleverly decoraTed and in such good TasTe ThaT I'm calling in Dolores Baran To do over my rooms. We no sooner were seaTed Then in came BeTTy Mulcahy, manager Tor The aviaTrix, RuTh Breese, To Tell us ThaT Ru+h had arrived saTeIy aTTer compIeT- ing a non-sTop TransIanTic TIighT. While waiTing Tor The oThers, one oT The girls Turned on The radio and wiTh greaT exciTemenT we IisTened To The broadcasT oT violin music by Mary Russo. IT won'T belong now beTore we have 'our class reunion so I'lI say good-bye unTiI Then. Oh, beTore I TorgeT, you simply musT read The new book by Mildred Norusis and Theresa Tenore, enTiTIed I-low To WriTe Class Pro- phecies and Wills in Ten Easy Lessons. Very Truly yours, A FORMER BATTINITE IO3 938's 939 Literary Why do I wrife? Because I wanf To remember The joys of This day-so brigh+ To Hs lasf dying emberi ENTERING PORT As I walked along The pier in New York harbor, I spied a large, ocean- going vessel approaching The ciTy. The enormous ship was being pulled inTo her pier by Three small Tug-boaTs. Smoke poured Turiously Trom The smoke-sTacks oT The gianT sTeel sTrucTure, leaving black, sTreaky clouds behind her in The mid-day sky. The ship was beauTiTul To behold wiTh Three blue Tunnels and Two large cranes Towering over her vasT body. Smaller ships pulled over, ouT oT her way, as she neared Them. This miniaTure ciTy had Travelled across The waTers oT The greaT ATlanTic Qcean Tearlessly, buT was helpless To enTer her pier wiThouT The assisTance oT The powerTul Tug-boaTs. Alice STanTon, I2 A GREAT CITY A liTTle TuTT oT pale silver poinTs on The horizon. STrange ThaT ThaT is New York- ThaT millions oT people click and snap and worry WiThin iTs delicaTe indeTiniTeness- ThaT no one noTices ThaT Trom as Tar as souTh is souTh, And as Tar as norTh is norTh, Lies a greaT calm sky. STrange, Too, ThaT one oT Those liTTle poinTs Is The TallesT building in The world. Evelyn Bailey, I2 SKYLINE Like huge sTicks oT candy Thrown helTer-skelTer, Piled againsT a canopy oT blue, Silver spires knocking aT The door oT heaven And s+eeI, hurTling Towards IimiTless space. Cruel shaTTs oT sunIighT sTreak across iTs heighT, Trying To meI+ Those pyramids oT sTeel, Flung in deTiance oT all laws oT graviTy, YeT being builT ever higher, higher, higher. IVIeTal grabbed Trom earTh's IowesT depTh, In a Tinal evoluTion-baThing in sunIighT Who knows buT ThaT some day man Too Thru evoluTion will Tind himseIT so gloriTied? Marie Banilis IOS WILLOW TREE Willow Tree, willow Tree, Music in Thy namel The half-moon and Thy soTT leaves, Are They boTh The same? Dripping green, dripping green ln Thy pearl-Trimmed hair. Swimming in The curling sTream, Thine ankles, weT and bare. Fairy luTes, Tairy luTes ln Thy silver hands, Sing OT Tears, sing OT sighs, Sing OT Time's slow sands. Bare Thy ThroaT, bare Thy breasT: WinTer comeTh, Thou shouldsT resT. Lady, die OT melancholy: Wake again To Thy sweeT Tolly. Jane Ebersole, I2 ILLUSIONS An enchanTing ball OT crimson red rolls o'er The clouds. In The soTT, rippling waTers below, IT releases ribbons OT scarleT. Too soon, The dark, mighTy hand OT The purple mounTain in The disTance Reaches up, grasps iT, and slowly, brings iT down, EveryThing is sTill, and The world once more is losT in The blackness OT nighT. Irma Klawunn, Il APPRECIATION CounTless Times I have ridden up The Khyber Pass, enveloped in a blan- keT OT misTy moonlighT, surrounded by The ghosT OT a hundred Thousand men who died There, ghosTs who live up in rocky TormaTiOn To give Their lasT saluTes or hear Their lasT TrumpeT. I-lere have I resTed beneaTh a BuddhisT shrine To gaze inTo The nighT and To ponder over The smallness and The greaTness OT men. I have dwelled in mysTic Temples OT TibeT, lisTening To a lama's prayer and hearing The call To worship Trom a muTed whispering cymbal whose overTones Told OT unknown wonders OT The earTh and skies. I have venTured across deserTs, in winding caravans, To breaThe deeply OT TanTalizing scenTs and To hear The melodious clang OT Damascus sTeel. I have lain on deserT sand, caressed by a genTle breeze, and have liTTed my eyes To The SOuThern Cross To wonder Once again. Jungles have sung To me a rhyThmic, pulsaTing song and have Opened up upon Colonial ciTies and The paTTerned life again. Oars have splashed in dismal rain-swepT waTers while slaves. wiTh dying souls, pulled againsT The whip. I have Toiled wiTh These and cried wiTh Them. All These have I known, TelT, haTed while I saT Thumbing a Tew TorgoTTen backless books. Mary l.ou Williams, I2 IO9 LITTLE SYRIA This February day was bleak and cold and gray. WashingTon STreeT was paved wiTh paTches oT dirTy ice worn smooTh by consTanT TraTTic. I held my coaT-collar high and Tollowed my companions Tor endless Trigid blocks. Suddenly we sTopped beTore a Tiny shop. We're going in here, They said. I Tollowed, hoping Tor noThing beTTer Than a warm radiaTor. As I passed Through The door, iT seemed I was enTering a dilTerenT world. IT Truly was, Tor Mr. Abaid, The proprieTor, had TranspIanTed a porTion oT his naTive Syria To our New York. From my comTorTable seaT by The rad- iaTor, I looked abouT The small shop. The walls were gay wiTh Syrian murals. There were Tables and cases abouT, which held Trays oT sTrange conTecTions made Trom apricoTs, pisTashio nuTs, goaTs' milk, honey, and adder oT roses. These we were Told were imporTed Trom Damascus. Mr. Abaid oTTered us some oT his sweeTs, and we discovered ThaT They were delicious. I-le Took us behind The shop To show us how he made his wares. Our eyes widened, upon seeing pasTry dough rolled in paper-Thin sheeTs, apri- coTs Trom Damascus, which were pressed in leaTher-like sheeTs, and a cop- per uTensil Tor rolling dough which was invenTed aT The Time oT ChrisT. I-Ie Took us To The back oT The shop, and To our surprise a bell iangled. IT was a Telephone! I TelT as if I were living in Two Tar-removed worlds aT The same Time. Mr. Abaid answered The Telephone. I-Ie reTurned and said, ThaT was my daughTer. You see she is a sTudenT aT New York UniversiTy. I was disillusioned! Rosa I-lagin, I2 SMOKE Everyday This picTure recurring- TRIBUTE GroTesgue, God gave . . TGVICITUI' beeufy ' n l inTricaTe- expressive . . I SomeTimes a shapeless mass SeT againsT The cloudy sky. oT his ThoughTs . . . Where iT comes Trom IiTe . .. , l I I know noT, :Ts dramaTic paTTern . . Where H goes and enTwining paThs -. . 'Wonder' of faire ' ' ' Smoke each day aT my window- peace . . . Forrnless, and sweeT concordance . . , magneTic, oT The senses . . . Torboding- Adele Siegel Della noe CoTenoTT, I2 MUSIC CAMP Of my summer spenf af fhe Nafional Music camp, lnferlocken, Michigan. The besf, mosf beaufiful one I have ever known. One in which I learned fhe value of a friend. The beginning. New faces fhaf mean nofhing make fheir appearance. Cars pouring in from all parfs of fhis vasf counfry of ours bring new faces: faces of boys and girls, faces of men and women info fhese norfh woods, a realm of music. Confusion reigns, and all is a bedlam of guesfions. This is fhe beginning. . The new faces are no longer blurred. Each one is slowly forming a pic- fure in my eyes. Soon I will gef fo know fhese faces. Day by day we work fogefher. There are days when my fhoughfs are all aglow, and fhe faces pleasanfly smile. There are days when all is nof well. I speak harshly, and fhe faces assume a look of bewildermenf. There are also fhe days in which I am gay and humorous. The faces bob up and down when I fry fo brave a sform. Then if is fhaf fhe faces and I are fhe closesf. The end. As fime fravels on, and deparfure is near, I feel a presence 'ofher fhan fhe faces. Af firsf I cannof explain fhings. Again I see faces smile, sympafhize, laugh, and af lengfh fhey sigh wifh sadness. We musf parf, my faces and I, buf fhaf mysferious presence warmly glows. Such is fhe end. I am af home now, and as I relive fhose glorious days, I know fhaf my faces had hearfs, and fhose hearfs-O may fhey ever be fruel Virginia I-Iarris, I2 STORM WRATH Monsfrous skelefons of frees groan beneafh fhe force Of fhe fearing, driving norfhwindg A single wef brown leaf Falls desolafely fo fhe decaying earfh. Rain, slashing and chill, Penefrafes fhe shiveringold frames of fhe frees: And as fhey sfrain forward, - They sfrefch ouf fheir wrefched bony limbs As if in anguish. A dying gianf crashes down, defeafed, wifh a shriek, While fhe winds howl a heafhen song of friumph. Evelyn Bailey, I2 I I I SUSANNA MAY Reclining in an easy chair, I was absorbed in a popular novel when an exuITing shouT Trom my broTher awakened me Trom my momenTary en- grossmenT. WiTh his cry oT Come ouT and meeT Susanna May, I hasT- ened ouT paTTing my hair, in order To make a Tavorable impression upon Susanna May. My mouTh opened wide aT The sighT which greeTed my eyes. ConTronT- ing me was a dilapidared I925 Model 'I' Ford. IT had someThing in com- mon, however, wiTh oTher cars. IT had Tour wheels: wobbly, perhaps, buT. neverrheless, Tour wheels. On The back seaT was a coIIecTion oT miscel- Ianeous obiecTs such as an umbrella, in case IT rained, a crank if she were sTubborn, and a rope in case oT emergency. Susanna May was noT always in The besT oT healfh, and TreguenTIy she had choking spells. Because oT her mosT unTorTunaTe condiTion, Susanna May did noT long remain wiTh us. ATTer a violenr aTTack OT coughing one day. we Tound, To our greaT sorrow, ThaT Susanna May, The obsoIeTe, had reTurned To The debris Trom which she had been conceived. Monica Dabczynski, I2 MOTHER'S LEARNED TO DRIVE Does moTher read The saTeTy signs? I really oughT To know, For when MoTher does The driving We go exTremeIy slow. For dashing on aT TwenTy Really isn'T very much, BuT Morher Thinks ThaT's pIenTy So my problem is unTouched. YeT when all The roads are wide and clear And all The IighTs are green I sTeaI a glance aT MoTher So conTenTed, so serene. We sTill Tear on aT TwenTy, ThaT's The limiT and her pace. If you wonder how I know iT, I can Tell iT by her Tacel ChrisTine Caine, I I I I2 INITIATION OF A CHILD The Thin crusT oT ice On The snow-covered Tield Dazzles in The sun And shaTTers underTooT. I hold my breaTh And walk careTuIly, BuT I cannoT roach The scarleT parTridge berries WiThouT cuTTing my TeeT SUNSET On The broken mirror OT The Tield. The sun-slow-sinking- Mirrored in a Tiny brook DOFOHW l-lawes l2 Sends iTs Tiery gleam InTo The liTTle sTream, And The waTers drink iTs gallanr scarleT beauTy. Dorise Becker I I GRANDMA-NOW AND THEN As recenTly as a decade ago There were grandmoThers in The accepTed sense oT The word-genTle old ladies who saT in a rocking chair and kniTTed, or read Trom The Bible. They were usually picTured as wearing shawls and delicaTe whiTe caps on Their knoTTed gray hair. Their skirTs were long, Their sTockings were black coTTon, and Their shoes were high and sTouT. These grandmas were loved by Their grandchildren, and TreaTed respecT- Tully by Them. They Told bedTime sTories To The youngsTers, and baked exquisiTe IiTTIe pies and cakes. This Type oT grandparenT is now almosT exTincT, and Time has wroughT greaT changes. GrandmoThers oT The presenT-Oh, myl-are oT an enTirely diTTerenT species. They are devoTees oT bridge, dancing, and The sTock markeT. From The Tops oT Their beauTiTully marcelled heads To The Tips oT Their red-lacquered Toes, They are modern. They have Their regular massage and Tacial, and Their cloThes are made by a prominenT dressmaker. Their gowns TiT snugly Their careTully molded Tigures, and Their shoes and ridic- ulous haTs are compeTiTion Tor any 'Teen-age granddaughTer. They are sTill loved by Their grandchildren, buT are noT as genTly TreaTed as in Tormer Times. I-low can any young man TreaT genTly one who smokes more Than he does, or one who can piloT an airplane while he merely drives a car? My preTerence is Toward The good, old-Tashioned kind oT grandma. Wha'T' Type do you preTer? I-'lelen Kirk, I2 III3 AUTUMN Crisp, perTumed smoky odors GreeT my nosTriIs as a gusT oT wind, ExhiIaraTing, reminds me ThaT auTumn Is here-beauTiTuI, inTangibIe. YeT ugly- Roses once oT blushing hue, now lie Tranquil in Their graves oT dark, damp earTh. Blossoms, once so preTTy, now are Taded, WiITed- SweeT songs oT birds-no longer heard. YeT Thrilling- The children, happy and gay Place crunching leaves upon The exTinguishing Smoky grey Tire-gloomy--yeT oT sparkling FascinaTion-This is AuTumn. Glowing sun- Sinking inTo The mysTerious depThs oT a purple I-lorizon-reTIecTing and revealing AuTumn's Array, rivaling The arTisT's paIaTe. Shadows- SoTTIy Talling, and in The sky Now hangs The harvesT moon, .' THE WAVES Briqln and qlarnorous- As along The Ionl nores I sTroIIed EIISVWOV SIOVZ. I I IT seemed The waves a sTory Told- OT helpless men, oT sunken ships- ' No Tide Tor Them, iT said, would raise or wane, And Trom Those guieT lips No word would e'er be heard again! Lilly Jacobsen, I I AUTUMN MOON Slowly, slowly, buT sTeadiIy, iT rose inTo The dusky, shadowy, evening sky. Like a deIicaTely illuminared sphere, The ghosTIike body TIoaTed leisurely beTween The purple siIhoueTTes oT sTrippeoI Trees, casTing mellow rays upon Their nakedness. Far oTT in The inky blackness, where moonbeams had Tailed To Travel, Twinkled The TirsT evening sTar, mindTuI oT iTs Task, scinTiI- laTing a eulogy oT The moon. Mildred Danielson, I2 II4 H A R V E S T I N G A Thick cloud oT alkali dusT Threads iTs way across The Tield oT over-ripe wheaT enveloping The roaring, lumbering, sTeaming demon oT man-made power, iTs spiked wheels Tearing up The sun-baked earTh, as a shrieking, swaying, whining mechanism blindly Tollows, iTs roTaTing canvasses and heavy chains pulling and TransTorming acres oT golden-brown wheaT inTo TighTly-bound sheaves and spasmodically Tossing Them To The ground. The mid-day sun shines mercilessly: sTreams oT sweaT cover The dusT- laden Taces OT The harvesTers as They Toil, Their bronze backs bare, To keep up wiTh The TasT pace oT The TracTor and binder. Suddenly acTiviTies cease. and The men deparT, leaving dusT To seTTle on The sTilled Tigures, groTesgue againsT The beauTy oT The wheaT Tield. MarTha Kravec, I2 - BLUE SEPTEMBER HAZE , Blue SepTember haze Tar away on wooded hills ls longing, a vague, aching sob. I Threads oT odor oT burning leaves I I T Today, buT oT long ago. I wiTh sweeT sadness, G, - he lasT rays oT sun in The wesT are 'f delicaTely cool. The evening sTar, a Tiny gliTTering Tear, ls slowly brighTening as The rose oT The sky Tades To lavender. There rises The Tar, Tar, Thin, ghosTly cry oT a hound. Evelyn Bailey, I2 A SUMMER NIGHT The nighT was baThed in The amber lighT oT The moon which hung like a lanTern, gracing The summer sky. A mysTerious Tragrance oT a dew-- drenched garden exulTed The soTT murmuring zephyrs. Like a beauTiTul goddess, baThing in a crysTal pool, The branches oT The willow kissed The lily pond and laced The reTlecTion oT The celesTial sTars. Somewhere in The disTance a whippoorwill lamenTed, and The leaves quivered in The moon- lighT. MeTa Tisch, I2 Il5 THANK YOU! O We wish fo express our appreciafion for fhe help and inspirafion of many friends in fhe publicafion of Red and Whife. We are very grafeful fo our adverfisers, our pa- frons and pafronesses, and our subscribers, for fhe financial supporf which has assured fhe prinfing of our yearbook. O We appreciafe fhe fime and affenfion given fo bofh our formal and informal phofography by Mr. John McCuf- cheon, and fhe inspiring help of Miss Sylvia Rosen. of fhe Comef Press, in fhe planning and execufion of our book. We appreciafe fhe helpful publicify which I-Iigh Spofs, under fhe supervision of Miss Reed, has given fo fhe Red FAIR PLAY! 0 Wifhouf fhe supporf of OUR ADVERTISERS our book would be abouf fwo-fhirds ifs presenf size. many feafures Iall of fhe snapshofsl, many inferesfing engravings could nof have even been considered. The sfaff would have had fo resorf fo cheaper and inferior maferials and service- ordinary workmanship insfead of creafive craffsmanship. Yes, Baffinifes, OUR ADVERTISERS are in a good measure responsible for any improvemenfs you see in fhis yearbook. Give credif where credif is due. 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EOR APPOINTMENTS Dial EL. 3-4564 c-Stella? Sgeauty Shop PERMANENT WAVING 3 II'ems SI.0O 727 RAI-IVVAY AVENUE ELIZABETH. N. J. ELIzabeI'h 3-2930 Blgelow 3-5994 A. LINSENMANN FLoRlsT FLORAL AVENUE Cor. McCIeIIan ST. NEWARK, N. J. See The new I937 ELECTROLUX GAS ReTrIgeraI'or Beau+IIuI New ModeIs Added EeaTures Low Operahng Cosl' Permenem' Silence VISIT Our Show Room. InspecT The beauTi'FuI new EIecTroIux models yourself. Terms Are Very Reasonable Elizabefhfown for ConsoIidaI'ed Gas Co R 8: W ACCEPTS ADS ONLY FROM REPUTABLE ELizal:Je'rh 2-3675 Open Evenings Everylhing in Music Elizabe+h Phonograph Shop, Inc. Musical lnsirurnenrs, Popular Sheef Music, Up- Jro-fhe-M.inu+e Hiis, A Full Line of Classical Music Including Fischer's, Schirrner's and Cen- 'iury Libraries, Player Piano Rolls, Orchesiraiions 45 BROAD STREET ELIZABETH, N. J. R. J. Goerke Co. Specializing in APPAREL for MISSES and GIRLS BERKELEY SCHOOL 22 Prospect Street East Orange, N. J. - Telephone ORange 3-12156 - Affiliate, Berkeley-Llewellyn School Graybar Bldg., 420 Lexington Ave., New York law- OLLEGE fraining in +he pracfi- E C cal arfs, preparing high school E gradua+es and college women ex- - exclusively 'for preferred secrefarial : posiiions. Background courses are given by universify professors of recognized - - sfanding. Technical subiecis are 7 +augh'l' by experienced college E gradua+es. E Charmingly appoinfed roof gar- - den siuclios. Resfricied enrolment : New classes now forming. For bulle- +in, address +he Direcfor. .bl H ll II ll li Phone ELizabe'lh 2-2268 Aug. F. Schmidl' 8: Son FUNERAL HOME E. G. SCHMIDT, Direcior I39 WESTFIELD AVENUE ELIZABETH. N. J. XXX N Free Parking AT OUR GAS STATION' NORTH BROAD STREET Nexl io 'rhe Pos? Ohiice HERSH MOTOR CAR CO. Qualify Confeciions -- Home Made Ice Cream REGENT SWEET SHOP BETTER MADE SWEETS ARE ALL HOME MADE SODA - LUNCHEON 47 BROAD STREET ELIZABETH, N. J. SCHOOLS AND BUSINESSES-ENTERPRISES THAT Kaye Career Tes+s Originafed by Cecilia Kaye, au+hor of Poise and Personali+y, Salesmanship Personali+y, How To Sell Your Services, EFFec+ive Public Speaking, Lecfurer, Insfrucfor and Au+hori+y on Successful Business Pradice Enable us To place young women in Training for posirions in which They will succeed and domie naTe. Our placemenf records wiTh many of The Ou1'sTancling indusTrial concerns in New York and This area conclusively demonsfraie The superlaiive value of Whiiman secreTarial Training for modern, cOmpeTiTion-free careers. Our graduaTes are successful. Make an AppoinI'men+ for Your Tesfs Because of The large number of young women applying Tor These TesTs They have To be made by appoinfmeni. They musT be given personally. They cannoi be given by mail. There is no charge for The Tesfs . . , no obligaiion in- volved. Wrife, wire or Telephone for your appoinfmenf. CECILIA KAYE, Dean Telephone Bigelow 3-0563 Whitman School I26 ClinI'on Ave. Newark, N. J. B l e i c k e r' s JEWELERS OF REPUTATION II7 BROAD STREET ELIZABETH, N. J, FOR FINE FOODS MADORA PATTON'S 4I4 NORTH BROAD STREET CATERING TO SPECIAL PARTIES and SOCIAL FUNCTIONS Phone ELizabeTh 2-582 I S. N. THOMSON TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE AII Makes, Sold, Renfecl, Repaired Special Rafes 'Io Ba'Hin Sfudenfs I I78 ELIZABETH AVENUE ELIZABETH, N. J. IT ALWAYS PAYS TO WAIT TO SEE YOUR FAVORITE STARS AT THE STATE THEATRE 5IO ELIZABETH AVENUE ELIZABETH, N. J. Frank C. Ogden Harold C. Ogden F. C. and H. C. OGDEN El.izabeTh 3-I5I I Elizabe+h's Smarfesi' and Mos+ Popular Beau+y Salon ' -liiiiiiiiziziii FUNERAL DIRECTORS George and Telephone ELizabeTh 2-5199 Hairdressing 458 NORTH BROAD STREET 'ffggjfggogf ELIZABETH, N. J. 58-60 BROAD ST. f MERIT YOUR PATRONAGE NOT ONLY BECAUSE N .e Q Ne 2 Phone ELizabe'Ih 3-8262 P. MCDONOUGH and CO. 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McCUTCHEON OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER OF RED 8: WHITE I I7 WESTFIELD AVENUE ELIZABETH, N. J. Our Siudio is icIeaIIy siruaied for weddings and family groups, convenienily Iocafed and equipped wirh spacious recepfion and dressing rooms-privare parking space. WHEN YOU BUY FROM OUR ADVERTISERS SAY: ln I -Ei ROAD TO SUCCESS Finish high School TirsT-Then specialize. Rider College offers This advice To young rnen and women who aim To enjrer The business world. II' is based on 70 years of experience in Train- ing business execuTives. IT will pay you To follow iT. Li+era+ure on Reques'I RIDER COLLEGE of BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Founded Iass ' TRENTON, N. J. Phone ELizabeTh 2-8043 KOELBL'S MARKET CHOICE MEATS GROCERIES and VEGETABLES 637 SOUTH STREET ELIZABETH, N. J. For Appoinfmewl - - Phone ElizabeTh 3-I542 CHYCOT BEAUTY SALON Specialisfs in AII Lines of Beau'Iy CuI+ure Work Done by Experis Only I206 EAST GRAND STREET Near Broad STree'r ElizaI:Ie'Ih, N. J. Phone ELizabeTh 2-7209 WILLIAM C. 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