Bayside High School - Triangle Yearbook (Bayside, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1938 volume:

9 3 6 JA Pi UA AYSIIDE TRIANGLE Q ' Volume 3 f BAYSIDE HIGH SCHGCDL Bayside, New York KVI Gy, S' X a Q PARES E 1 Q g g fly ,QQ Published by THE CLASS GF JANUARY, 1938 THE BAYSIDE HIGH SCHOOL Mercedes Casenave Allon Porfer John Casson Vernon Ozarow Johanna Smilh Edna Sneeden Mary Evers Grace Smilh Mr. William Kurz TRIANGLE STAFF EdH'or-in-Chief Theodore Richards Associa+e Edifors Ari' Edifors Business Manager James l.eqal4is Assis+an+s Poe+ry Edifor Margarel' McNamee Slaff Chairmen General S+aFF Margaref McAvoy Facul+y Advisers Grace Emma Margarel Mann Rufh Shoninqer Eileen Scanlan Dorolhy Smilh Gloria Whyfe Virginia Mack John Turner Mr. Michael C. Vessa JANUARY I938 THREE TABLE OF CONTENTS U Page Slalf T T TT T T 3 Table of Conlenls TT TTT4 Dedicalion TTTT. T T TTT5 Dr. Crane's Leller T Class Prophecy T T TTTT.T.TT.8-47 Slmorf Slory TTTTTT TT T 9-47 Poelry TT .NIO Quolalions T T T TTTT Tl I-27 Lasl Will and Teslamenl T TT T TT T27-28 Class Ballof TTTTTTTTT T T TTTTT TTTTTT T T28 Clubs TTTT TTTT29-46 FOUR JANUARY. l938 K 'X 1 I zg.:1as:w,4 DAISY G. ROBINSON We dedicalre Ihe spirif of Ihis Yearbook Io Mrs. Robinson, our friend and grade adviser, whose exceIIen+ service and assisfance, far beyond Ihe call of office, has esIabIished her as one of Ihe rnos+ pleasanf memories of our high school years. JANUARY, I938 FIVE The Principal's Leffer Graduafes of fhe Class of January, l938: l hope l am among fhe firsf fo congrafulafe you young men and women of fhe graduafing class. For fhe pasf fwo years you have worked, sfudied, and played here af Bayside: and be- cause of your perseverance, your indusfry, and your co-operafion, you have endeared yourselves fo all of us, fellow sfudenfs and faculfy members alilce. This word of congrafulafion l wish fo exfend also fo your parenfs, whose sacrifices and en- couragemenf have made your success possible. And now comes fhe parfing of fhe ways. To all of you fwo pafhs of service are open: The pursuif of a higher fechnical or culfural educa- fion or fhe enfrance info fhe wider field of busi- ness. l feel sure fhaf fhe maiorify of you will have every opporfunify of success in whichever career you elecf, for you have shown you are of fhe fexfure of which successful men and women are made. I I Remember fhaf fhe nighf of February 2 will be your COMMENCEMENT Nighf-an occa- sion apfly named, because from fhaf fime on you will enfer upon a greaf, new advenfure. For fhis advenfure you will be well equipped wifh fhe knowledge and fhe ideals so sorely needed by fhe world af presenf. Remember, foo, fhe moffo of your school: Primi infer pares, and ifs frue significance- Firsf among equals. ln a democracy such as we enjoy in fhe Unifed Sfafes, all are pofenfially equal. We expecf and confidenfly hope fhaf wifh your background, your fraining, and your knowledge, YOU will emerge among fhe FIRST. Every member of fhe faculfy ioins me in fhis liffle message of good will fo you and fo your parenfs. ln closing, lef me call fo your affenfion fhese lines from Tennyson's Merlin and fhe Gleam which I fhinlc are parficularly applicable af fhis fime: O young Mariner, Down fo fhe haven Call your companions, Launch your vessel, And crowd your canvas, And, ere if vanishes Over fhe margin, Affer if, follow if, Follow The Gleamf' Cordially yours, GEORGE J. CRANE. Principal. SIX JANUARY, l938 DR. GEORGE J. CRANE JANUARY, l938 SEVEN Class Prophecy Good evening, friends! I am delighfed fo be wifh my fellow graduafes of fhe I938 class. Affer fwenfy long years our Alma Mafer, Bayside I-Iigh School, is sfill wifhouf an afhlefic field. We have nof yef given up fhe hope of an afhlefic field: fherefore we are geffing fo- gefher fonighf fo alfer fhe sifuafion. The place is filled fo capacify and, looking around info fhe enfhusiasfic faces, we see a surprising num- ber of celebrifies. I-lere comes fhe Honorable Mayor Gene Johnson and his friend, Edward Seguin, The Depufy Mayor. Accompanying fhem is Miss Doris Egues, fhe mayor's charming secre- fary. We are deeply honored by fheir presence here fonighf. Ah! Look who's here! Our famous Ambassa- dor fo Sweden, William Thorsen. There seems fo be a greaf commofion over fhere. Well! Well! If if isn'f fhe greaf sfar of fhe screen, Joe Whifworfh, and his leading Iady, Beffy Babcock. Close behind fhem is fhaf well-known arfisf, Alfon Porfer, and his able assisfanf, Margaref Mann, wifh fheir models, Marie Sullivan and Vicky Fernandez, and famous comedian of screen, sfage, and radio, Ormie I-Iessler. If looks like school over fhere, as I see Roberf I-IiII- man, principal of Jamaica: Jean Granfham, head of fhe Science Deparfmenfg and John Milliken, head of fhe English Deparfmenf of fhe Bayside I-Iigh School. We furn our affenfion again as we see fhaf pefife, lovable acfress of I-Iollywood, Grace Turner, accompanied by fhe well-known lawyer, John Casson, and Surgeon Vernon Ozarow. Whaf's fhis? I-Iere comes fhaf famous pianisf, George Krausse, accompanied by Senafor James Legakis and Miss Ronnie Broderick, fhe song bird of fhe Easf. My! My! There seems fo be a greaf deal of noise over fhere. If's fhe Olympic champs being cheered. There's Doris Nelson, May Evers, Jimmie McGarry, Bill Finnerfy, and fhaf famous fennis player, Sheila Michelson. Ted Kempinski sfrikes up fhe band as General Roy Kinsey of Wesf Poinf marches info fhe room. I-Ie is accompanied by fhose lovely ladies, Miss Regina Dreyer, Miss Beffy Simms, and Miss Flor- ence Bailey. Following fhem are fhaf famous poef, Ted Richards, and fhe well-known socialllfe, John Baas, discussing Miss Margie Kaufman's and Miss Marylin BaffeIIe's new book. Over in fhe far corner if seems fhaf a Iiferary group is forming as Roger Dounce, edifor of fhe New York Times, ioins Grace Emma, prominenf dramafic crific, and Mercedes Casenave, fhe well-known woman columnisf. Ah! Look who's here. Those charming personnel managers of I-Ienry MuIIer's wealfhy banking corporafion, Miss Peggy Mchlamee and Miss Eileen Scanlan. Mrs. Florence Amsfer Muller is looking as refresh- ing as ever as she converses wifh her husband's efficienf secrefary, Miss Alice Plunkeff. I-Iere come fhose fwo Park Avenue arisfocrafs, Miss Wanda Buse and Dorofhy Barmonde, followed closely by fhe famous direcfor, Walfer Seder, and Vincenf McDonald, as lazy as ever. The hospifals are cerfainly being represenfed, as we see Miss Rosemary Murphy, fhe head nurse of Flushing I-Iospifalg Miss I-Ielen Johnson, superinfendenf of Oueens General I-Iospifalg and Miss I-Ielen McManus, famous specialisf of Rockefeller Cenfer. Oh! We have fhe pleasure of having wifh us Miss Virginia Fallon, and Miss Joan Sarfori, who have iusf refurned from fheir frip abroad. Close behind fhem are Mr. Roberf Wrigley, Romeo of fhe sfage, and Mr. Raymond Talleur, pro- ducer of fhaf greaf Shakespearian play King Lear. We look around and see fhe famous dis- fricl' afforney, Joe Klein, wifh Miss Mildred Mayer, fhe premiere danseuse of a famous play on Broadway. On fheir heels are Miss Mayer's IConfinued on Page 47I EIGHT JAN UARY, I938 - Had a Wonderful Time by SHEILA MICHELSON The Train shuddered To a regreTful sTop and, gaThering TogeTher our lasT ounce of flagging energy and baggage, we bursT upon The unsus- pecTing Iiffle village of Kenf. While sfumbling over piles of luggage, dirTy-faced Ii++Ie kiddies and Too many people, we were rescued by Lora, who had broughT all This annoying business on us by inviTing us up for The week-end. ChaTTering gaily, as is her habiT, she led The way To one of many sTaTion-wagons where we were sTuffed in wiTh five oTher guesTs, Two scoTTies and an un- godly amounT of baggage. In This informal sTaTe we were driven To l.ora's humble abode, which proved To be a Ii++Ie fiffeen-room shack siTTing on The fronT side of a mounfain. We had hardly SAT fooT on The fronT sTep when a flood of peo- plile submerged us wiTh The usual formalifies of welcome. I looked hopelessly aT brofher Tod, whiIsT our minds, like Two well-oiled machines, in- sTanTly reverfed To The giIT-edged inviTaTion . . . iusf a cozy liffle week-end wiTh a few friends. . . . JusT abouf as cozy as The Grand CenTraI STaTion. Borne upon This human wave we even- Tually landed in The library, where Lora began The Trials and TribulaTions of inTroducTion. In no Time aT all we were acquainfed wiTh a Prince Leonidoff who was badly in need of a haircuT, and Three square meals a day: Sarah Read Sloan, who wrifes chiIdren's books and looked like The Before picTure of one of Those Before and AfTer adverfisemenfsg Lennox Deveney, a vio- IinisT . . . The Type who walks inTo a cockfail bar and orders a glass of milky a droopy-looking Russian acTress wiTh uncomforfably long, blood- red fingernails, and a name ThaT sounded like someone gargling wiTh LisTerine and whose only aTTribuTes were a sable coaT and an aufogyrog STuarT STraTTon Sfearn Ihe IaTer became plain Sfewl an arTisT who smoked perfumed Benson and I-ledges cigareTTes. When iT was all over we wenT up To our rooms To recuperaTe. I grafefully fell asleep, only To be awakened aT 4:00 for Tea. AT The Top of The sfairs I meT my broTher looking grim and moan- ing: Oh lord, how can we go Through wiTh This! lmmediaTely we were seized by Lora wiTh Two more of her priceless colIecTion in Tow. This is Dana Ashley, she said, he painfed Ma- donnas for seven years and mermaids for Three and Then gave up and wenf To Poland. And This, very proudly, is whaT he broughT back. Dana managed To look pained, as Lora Turned To a long, rangy looking individual wiTh a droopy haT, shiny face and horn-rimmed glasses. One of heaIThy, ouT-doorish Types who go so well wifh aufumn scenery. This is Deborah Crowell. When They were swallowed up in The Throng, Lora confided ThaT The Crowell person had so many degrees she was Llop-sided. Tea Time passed inTo oblivion wiTh a heafed discussion of Picasso, The Ivling DynasTy and Kafherine Cornell. Finally dinner sneaked up on us, and I found myself seaTed nexT To a Frenchman named Andre Loire, who couldn'T speak a word of English IThank heavensl. Our conversaTion consisfed mainly of: Passez-moi la viande, s'iI vous plaiT and CeTTe soupe esT Tres bonne, n'esT-ce pas? On my IefT was a Russian prince. We were gef- Ting along admirably unTil I happened To menfion ThaT I didn'T parficularly like Rachmaninoff's CanTaTa, Spring From Then on Things wenf from worse To worse, and in abouT Ten minufes we were aT The cream-puffs-aT-Twenfy-paces sTage. Tod was siTTing opposife me Iall disTress signals flyingl befween a girl named Virginia von I-Iaagen, The college girl Type who maiored in sTage designing and child psychology. She was nicknamed SguiTfy and I.ora's sisTer-in-law, Elaine, who was looking very languid and had one of Those husky, world-weary voices. To say The leasr, The poor chap looked desperaTe II was seriously Thinking of yelling Fire I. The end finally came and we adiourned To The library where we spenf The resT of The evening playing bridge, alThough some of Them were engaged in The infelligenr occupafion of Trying To Tear a ConnecTicuT Telephone book in half. I reTired from acTive compeTiTion when They began anew on a Sears-Roebuck caTaIogue. Safurday morning dawned brighT and clear wiTh breakfasf aT eighT-ThirTy. Andre engaged himself in animaTed conversaTion wiTh The Rus- sian acfress, who was looking even droopier Than usual over a grapefruif. Tod was discussing archiTecTure wiTh Ashley and siTTing nexT To Elaine, who was Trying To look languid in riding cIoThes and wasn'T succeeding very well. I man- aged To concenTraTe on waffles, coffee, and Their conversaTion consisfed mainly of all The guesTs who were asleep. We learned Deborah had up and lefT us To Tear back To Omaha or IConTinued on Page 47I JANUARY, I 938 NINE HVE LEST WE FORGET They sTood aT aTTenTion and said never again: While They ThoughT oT The youngsTers who died men. They Took away baTTIeships, divided up land, They buiIT up a TreaTy Tounded on sand. YeT Today all ThoughTs of The pasT have gone, They TorgeT They shed blood aT The baTTIe oT Marne. They've Torn up The TreaTy founded on sand, And replaced iT wiTh cannon shiny and grand. If you renT an aparTmenT i+lII cosT you more, To have shell proof walls you can'T buy aT The sTore. And ChrisTmas Time each and every year, A gas mask Tor Junior wiTh pIenTy oT cheer. So remember The lesson ThaT was TaughT: Lives can be sold, buT souls noT boughT. And IisTen To I-Ieavenly guidance wiTh pride, Remembering Those who ToughT and who died. Joseph WhiTworTh TH E HEIGHTS I came, I saw, I conquered, Too. Caesar said iT, so can you. There is no goal wiThouT hard work, So you musT labor, Tor wiThin, AmongsT The darkness and The din There shines a IighT ThaT you musT sTrive To keep on burning and alive. The road on upward may be long, BuT noT Tor The Tearless or The sTrong Of mind, who rule This good round sphere, Whose daily expIoiTs we do hear. They are The men who gained The Top, They are The men who never sTop-- Theodore Richards POEMS GRADUATION Seniors now Take a bow: Soon To be Men so Tree: No one Tail All can hail- GraduaTion Day. WaITer Muller THE CLOCK IT Ticks away The hours, From iTs perch upon The shelf. IT waiTs noT Tor The man nor maid: IT's IiTe wiThin iTseIT. And Tho' iT's iusT a IiTTIe Thing, OT blank Tace, many eyes, IT causes grieT To many souls Brings Tears To many eyes. IT laughs aT life wiTh crueITy, And Takes us by The hand. BUT-iT Teaches a rule To Thee: Time waiTs noT Tor any man. SuseTTe Cross DOUBT AND HOPE I-learTs aTIuTTer We sTammer and sTuTTer: Words Tail us People hail us We know noT where To Turn: To IeTT or righT We'II seek The IighT OT guidance and sinceriTy, And leave our marks In bold relief- WaiTing Tor PosTeriTy. WaITer Muller TEN JANUARY, I938 X 9919 fir? X651 32573 IX 17 ro 21 .X P.-., 5. , iXg:X 1' ,XA :X--fr lb .X-3. , ,X,.. 5-2 :,X4..., gas: f:w.., X X Qzx' X X.X-q,g1,.m,, , -. A-XX . ,milf 1 ' 6:21945 01274: , X f -if Q. Q 3 :1'f1 4E?'Liw'I' x 'X z' 5 e X'XXX-Xfiflfm 'fldiif-L .- if '::X.X-.X H 1: 1, 5 igssfi ' ..,. . Iii? Q'iW ?4'?f':2v 'ar-rf-:A1. 1 X --X-X Hs. 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Presidenl ol Biology Club '37, Service in Swimming lnslruclor's Ollice '36, '37. I X JOHN BAAS C-' 25l-55 42nd Avenue. Lillle Neck I' No vic+ory bul lo him who has given all. Senior Class reasurer, Caplain Mimeograph Squad '37, '3 7 General Organizalion Cap- lain '37, lylembQ2f'Service Squad '37, Vice- Presidenl of lfalnp Club '36, Vice-Presidenl ol: Spanikh ub '36, Camera Club '37, Service Squa 'Award '37 llor 3 lerms ol servicel, l-Ionor Roll 2 limes 34, '35, Credil Roll 4 limes '34, '35, 363 Presidenl of Second Term '34, Flushing Leller Award While F 2 limes '34, '35'i,XCv, O. Council Represenla- live '34, Caplain Flushing Trahlic Squad '35, Presidenl' Alpha l-li-Y '37, Vice-Presidenl' ol Math Club '34, '35. FLORENCE BAILEY I49-50 23rd Avenue Whileslone Business School She is fair and slalely in our eyes. DOROTHY BAR O D l 9-I lh e, ji n alheri ibbs Secrefarial We slood her by her sighl, S dresses like a goddess. reasurer ol Senior Class '37, Kappa I-li-Y '35, '36, '37g Council Rep., Pres., Kappa Hi-Y '37, Tennis Club '36, '37g Minor B for Tennis '37, Lunch Room Marshal '36, '37, Progressive Parly '36, '37, Baysider 'Xgenl' 2 ferms 375 G, O. Agenf, Cheer Leader '36, '37q Relreshmenl Commillee, Decoralion Commillee, Isl '36 Cv. O. Dance: Usher al Play 3 Cornered Moon '36, Treasurer l-li-Y Council '37. ARTHUR BECKER 45-38 2l5lh Place Bayside Prall Inslilule Eleclrical Engineer A sincere friend and a good pal-could you ask 'for more? l3- 6lh Pl :le e FLOREN E AMSTER o l Sweel' personalily u , 5 Member Kappa Hi-Y '37, Semoraass Treas- urer, Chorus '36. DOMINIC ARCAMO-NE ZI4 46lh Avenue, Bayside The righl hand of fellowship. BETTY BABCOCK 35-50 82nd Slreel, Jackson I-leighls Barnard Laboralory Technician As full of spiril as lhe monlh of May. Baslcelball Club '36, Soil Ball Club '37, Serv- ice Squad '36, Secrelary ol Physical Service, Newman Club '36, '37. EDWIN J. BALDWIN I49-2l 2O+h Road, Whifeslone Nolhing endures like personal qualifies. MARILYNN BATTELLE 32-O4 l67lh Slreel, I-lunler Teaching I+'s nice lo be nalural, when you're nafur- ally nice. Service Club '37, Lunch Room Service '37. French Club I lerm, Lalin Club '37, Mafh Club '36, Yarn Club '37, Special English 7. ALBERT BERGER 2l7-O2 Corbell Road Bayside Business School Business Course He sifs high in all The people's hearls. Swimming Team '37, Track Team '36, New- man Club '35-'36-'37. ill lbw TWELVE JANUARY, l938 ALAN BERNSTEIN 43-Ol 208+h Slreei. Bayside Where he mel a siranger, fhere he lefl a friend. JOSEPH BOUDREAU 2lI Forl' Toifen Mechanics Zan of i I inde go far. K VERONICA BRODERICK N - 208-O8 34+h Avenue - Pace lns+i+u+e Ear1'h's nobles? fhing-a woman perliecied. G. O. Capfain '37, Service Squad '36, Presi- deni Service Club '37, Presidenf Sienog- raphy Club '37, Secrefary Newman Club '37, Vice-Presidenl Typing Club '36-'37, Chorus '36, Kappa Hi-Y, Service io Com- mercial Depr. '37. ELINOR BURNHAM 204-OS 42nd Avenue, Bayside Beaver College Wise io resolve and paiienf fo perform. Dramafic Club in Mamaroneclc Senior High School, Credif Roll 3 fimes, French Club. LOUIS CAM PANELLI 34-26 l92nd Slreef, Flushing Princeron Law His company is always sought for, Cross Counfry '37. JOHN D. CASSON 35-l4 l68+h Slreel, Flushing Georgefown B. A liffle nonsens n' and fhen ls relished by fhe wi sf men. Service Squad '36, O. Caplain '37, G. O. Office Aide '37, Newman Club lChairman '36l, Boys Me ership Comrniffee '37, Lunchroom r '36, Cross Couniry Team '37, Maio B , Dramalic Club '37, Sound- ings Ageni ' . MADELEINE BLOM I9l-I3 42nd Avenue Business School She walks: fhe lady of our delighf. ZOH3 Ball '37, Baslnefball '36-'37, Volleyball ' 6' 7 Al Flushing-G. O. Aqen+ '33, Folio Ageni '33: Service Squad '35-'36, Service League '36, Arr Club '35, Fashion Club '34, Cheer- ing Squad '34, Xmas S'roclcing Commiflee, Hospifal Day Commiifee, Fashion Show '34- '35. HELEN BRADLEY 45-I0 Soufh l64lh Sfreei Flushing Business School A daughfer of ihe gods: divinely fall and mosi divinely fair. Seciion Room Service '34. 1- f ff 4, .- 1 1 EDWARD BURKE I I66-O6 33rd Avenue Air Condifioning A man of quief ways. WANDA BUSE 36-20 Gardiner Sfreel Bayside Inferior Decoraling Her fair exferior is only ercelled by her ex- cellenf characfer. MARTHA CARRANO 43-32 l93rd Sire-ef, Secrefary A pleasing girl wifh a pleasing manner. Crair Club '37, Volleyball '36, Office Aide '36, Aifer School Service '36, Service in Loclcer Room '36, ' fj,-L,L s., f, , , . ence CO-NLAN .4 Qt! '- 29-54 I67'rh Slreel - if Flushing P4495 , Business x'C'x 'Tis good will makes infelligence. Typing Club '37, Newman Club '36-'37, Service Squad '36, Baslcefball Club '37. JAN UARY, l938 THIRTEEN J ,ri- SUSETTE FLO RA CROSS 9 Carolina Road Douglaslon, N. Y. Whealon Academic Blessed wifh fhal charm Tha+'s cerlain lo please. Dramaiic Club '35, Secrelarial Service '37. 3 'll nd Sireei, l shi iness Academic our lovely name is only surpassed by your lovely counfenance. English Boolc Room Squad 4 lerms, Junior Chorus lFlushingl 2 ierms, Lunch Room Marshal I Term, Small Games Club '37, Pan- American Club '36, Spanish Club '37, New- man Club '37, Reireshmenl Commiiiee World's Fair for Newman Club '37, Office Aides Club '37, Grade Advisers' Office '37, Bayside Triangle Siaii, Baysider Age-ni '37. MARlA ME EDES DE CASENAVE THOMAS DOHERTY 2Ol-Il 33rd Avenue, Bayside Radio . His happy couwlenancepis our Beac Y1. O ife Service '34-35,jC!hi:mi!iry seine '36, Klbxvxgsi NJ! T fy ..r . l ELINOR DONNALLEY I49-25 I9lh Avenue, Whiiesione A merry hearl malreih d cheerful counlen- ance. Camera Club '37, Swimming Club '37, Office Squad '36, Service Squad '36-'37. ROGER DOUNCE 2l I-26 34ih Road, Bayside Oueens College Journalism He shall proclaim lhe power of l'l1e press. Ediior Baysider '37. ' if i . X, REGINA DREYER I4-30 l58ih Slreel, Beechhursl Kaihryn Gibbs School Secrelarial She spells grace. G. O. Agen'r,8+h ierm, Member of Drama- Tic Club '37, Honor Roll 3 limes. f, '1 -1 , f JOHN' ne aevoise 5l-05 Browvale Lane Lifile Neck N. Y. U. Aeronauiical Engineering 'Tis lhe mind which makes The body rich. Arisfa '37, Soccer Squad '36, Service Squad '37, Chorus '35-'36, Credif Roll '36-37, Li- brary Squad '37, Quill Club '37, Aero Club '36-'37, Tumbling Squad '37, C lor Guard '36. . '- if x Q for MARIE DE MARTINO' ,Z-5 X I I 22-24 l46ih Sfreei, X Whiiesfone ' xx X' Piano Teacher And all 'lhe world sings with her. Arisfa '37, Chorus '34-'35-'36-'37, Hisfory Office '36, General Ohice '37, Credif Roll 3 limes, 5. 6, 7: Arf Club, Dramafic Club, Punch Ball Club '34, Ari Edifor French Newspaper '37, Ari Edilor of College Poinf Paper '37 lOccasional Blasfl. High English 6 and 8, Affendance Service '37, ROBERT DOLCE 33-27 l90+h Sireei, Flushing College Academic A merry eari doelh good like a medicine. G. O. ore '37, Soundings' Agenf '37.' ff' J- I' ' .f A' GERTRUDE DORSCHEL 237 Beverly Road. Douglasron Columbia and Barnard Academic Her ways are ways of pleasanfness. and all her pafhs are peace. Service Squad '36-'37, Program Ofiice '37, French Club '37, Lafin Club '37, Ushers Club '37, EUNICE DRAKE l5O-64 l5i'l'1 Drive. Whifesione She moves a goddess and she looks a queen. Fashion Club '35-'36, Assisfanf in Grade Ad- visers Ofiice '37, Assisfanf fo Typing Teach- er '36. HELEN DUFF 43-I4 Auburndale Lane, Flushing Eihical Cullure Kindergarlening Ah, woman. you weri made io smile. Chorus '35-'36-'37, Worlds Fair Enlerfain- menf, Dramafic Club '35, Newman Club '36, Science Club '35. FOURTEEN JANUARY, I938 EDWARD DZIOBA 209-5l 45lh Drive. Bayside Business His silence is his noblesl virlue, DORIS EGUES I 43-36 I7lsl sneer , VI' Oueens College I 1' Per nalily is her k l life. Seiglary 63155, G. ain '37, nl '37, Girls' ice Squad '36, ' ' n Si ma '-Y 37 ecrelary P s l g a 1 ' , I ,Sitka Gamma ill-Y '36, New ' n ,W '36 '37, 'QQO Ag n '35, Dr a ' ub '34-L3S.kSigma 'T-li-Exif'-Bsljsfgiarvic Squad '35, Marionelle Club Pan-Ame a Club '36, General Commillee G. O. Dance '37, General Commillee Worlds Fair '37. GRACE EMMA I49-I2 l5lh Road. Whileslone Queens College The force of her own meril makes her way. Arisla '37, Associale Edilor of Triangle '37. News Board ol Baysider '36, Honor Roll lFlushingl lwice, Credil Roll 3 limes, French Club '35-'36, Spanish Club '36, Dramalic Club '36, Publicily Manager, Girl Scoul Color Guard '36-'37, Spanish Award '37, Sec- relary ol French Club '36, Chorus '34, Spe- cial English, Publicalion Ollice '36, Allend- ance Bureau Service '37, Punchball Club '34, MARY evans 149-so l7+h Road UNH f' f Whileslone Nw it PAN Secrelary Thy spiril which keeps lhee is noble, cour- ageous, unmalchabla. Arisla '37-'38, Honor Rolls, Credil Rolls, Sec. Treas. Baslcelball Club '37, Sr. Baslcelball Club '36, Volleyball Club '36, Soll Ball Club '37, Assislanl lo Miss Mussner '34, Ollice Aide '37, Special English 7 81 8, Business Training Club '34, Biology Club '34, While F, Senior Baskelball, Secrelary Oc- casional Blasl, General Slall. vicrom. FERNANDEZ ' 33-04 zoznd s+ree+, 'Ol' Bayside Commercial Model nj The pink of perfeclio Soll Ball Club B '36, Volleyball Club B '36-'37, Service League '36, Punch Ball '36, Baslcelball lBryanll '35, Bryanl Owl Agenl '34-'35, Secrelary Posler Club lBry- anli '35, Soll Ball lMerill '37. WILLIAM A. FINNERTY, Jr. 33-65 I66lh Slreel, A laugh is worlh a hundred groans in any markel. Swimming Team '36-'37, Track Team '35, Presidenl ol Second Term, Presidenl ol Newman Club '37, G. O. Agenl '37. ' KAT EGAN I9 42 Avenue s e chool I plicily and unalifecled air. Se ice. in Commercial Ollice '36-'37, Service in I Olffgpf J-36, Volleyball '37, Folio Agenl ' 5, '34. , X T, K JUAN ELOSUA 203-09 5Olh Avenue, Bayside Napoleon was a lillle man, loo. Service Squad '36, Squad Leader '36, Sec- relary in Gym '37, Lunch Room Marshal '37, G. O. Agenl '33, Folio '35, Dramalic Club '35, Sludy I-lall Monilor '35. JUNE EVENSON I70-I5 33rd Avenue Flushing Academic One in a million. Special English 6, 7, 8: Service Squad '37, Spanish Club '36-'37, Lalin Club '34-'35, Choral Club '34--'35, G. O. Agenl .'34, Serv- ice Squad '34-'35, Folio Agenl '34, VIRGINIA FALLON 45-I4 202nd Slreel, Bayside Always cheerful, always gay. G. O. Council Rep. Blh lerm, 8lh lerm Board, Service on Soundings, Service in l-lislory Ollice, Newman Club, Board ol Governors '37. FRANCES FINK I47-09 23rd Avenue, Whileslone Slenographer Honor is lhe reward of virlue. GEORGE FRECKER ZI4-33 45lh Road New York Universily B. S. To be a well favored man is a gill of for- lune. JANUARY, l938 FIFTEEN EDWARD FREDERICKS 45-56 l7Isi Place, Flushing Good naiure is always a success. RICHARD FRENCH I57-46 IO+h Avenue. Beechhursf New York Universify Journalism A man of hope and forward looking mind. Service Squad '36, G. O. Agenl '35, Medi- cal Squad '37, Secreiary of l-lealrh Educa- fion '37. CHARLES GALLO l49-35 Iblh Road. Whiiesione Newspaper Work Resfl Resfl Shall l noi' have all Eiernily 'lo resl in? Lunch Room Marshal. LOUISE GARZONE 38-20 Landing Road, Lille eck Pla usiness Secrelary musf respecf rhose who respecl fhem- selves. French Club 6 , Corresponding Sec. of French Sec. To Dr. l-lappel lMod- l n a e :cel '37, Sec. in Gym 7 Sec in Slenography Ornlice '36, ervi on Reorganizalion Commiiiee '37, Sreno aphy Club 37, Typing Club '36-'37. ' I. Y. ' er ., 0 q Off' i ll i Q r , I D ' y, . I. 'G , Baskelball Club 36. Assislanr af Worlds Fair '37, Junior Chorus al Flushing '34, Service Club '37. JENNIE GRANUCCI 252-I4 Norlhern Boulevard, Liflle Neck Dress Designing School Academic They have sei your beauly wifhin a power. Lunch Room Marshal '36-'37, Marioneire Club '35-'37, Dance Club '35-'36, Volleyball Club '36, Marionerre Play World's Fair '37. HARRY HANSON 48-36 205rh Sfreel. Bayside Business School Commercial A more induslrious erson is hard 'io find p . Track Team '36-'37, Service Squad '36-'37. G. O. Agenr F. H. S. '34. ll fg 0 GLADYS FREEMAN ' 2l5-28 39rh Avenue, ,' Bayside Pace lnsiiiufe Business li is a friendly hearl' fhai has any friends. Com. Depf. '36-'37, General Office '36, Audirorium Service '36, Typing Club '37, Slh Term Rep. in Flushing. ' ROBERT FROST 45-68 l93rd Sireel, Flushing Law and Accounfing. - - '- And looks ihe whole world in fhe face. Treasurer Dramaiic Club, '36, '37: Sound- ings Arl Slalil '37. SAUNDRA GARBERA 202-34 46rh Avenue A preHy woman is a welcome guesf. Managing Ediror French Paper '37, Treas. French Club '36-'37, Corresponding Sec. French Club '37, Sec. fo 2 'Teachers '37, Assisred af Worlds Fair ,37, Assisfed Pro- gram Commirree '37, Assisred in Grade Ad- visers Office '37, Refreshmenr Commiiree G, O. Dance '36, Sfenography Club '37, Typing Club '37, Dramafic Club '34-'35, Chorus '34-'35. JEAN GRANTHAM 29 Orienr Avenue. Douglasion Science and English Course Honesf labor bears a lovely face. Arisfa '37, Service Squad '37, Honor Roll 6 ferms. Credif Roll 3 ferms. Vice-Presidenr of Sfamp Club '37, Member '36-'37, High English 6, 7, 8i Assisranr To Grade Adviser '36, Assisranr in Publication Office '37, Hockey '37, Baskefball '36, Lunch Room Marshal 37, Swimming Club '37. AM ELIA HANE 33-26 l7Oih Slreef, Flushing Packard Business College Secrerarial Fancy lighf and 'fancy caught Spanish Service '36-'37, Newman Club '36- '37, Home Economics Service '37. GEORGE HAY I96-2l 44-lh Avenue Civil Service School General Course Very quiel and very iall, When he speaks words of wisdom fall. ' Swimming Team '36-'37, Track Team '37, Maior B '36-'37, lnrer-Mural Baskerball '36, Baysider Ageni' '37, G. O. Agenr, Lunch Room Marshal, Srudenr Parry, Squad Leader. T3 4 1321 Z' I I AL- ' I ' ff E' ,- SIXTEEN JANUARY. I938 MURIEL HAYNES 43-26 248Ih Sfreei. Liffle Neclc Secreiary Happy am I, from care l'm free: Why aren'+ fhey all confenied like me? ROBERT G. HILLMAN 40-ll 205th Slreei. Bayside Unifed Siafes Miliiary Academy Knowledge in youfh is wisdom in age. Arisia '37, Maih Club '36, Maih Team '36- '37, Credil Roll 4 iimes, Cross Counfry Team '36, Boys' Medical Room '36, Dra- mafic Club '34, Cerfificafe for parficipa- +ion in I er--Schglasfig 'Mcfebra League confesls. IV - 1' 'f' ' ' DOUGLAS HOOGS l54-02 9+h Avenue Business A man who cares noi 'for public opinion, buf frends upon his way. EDWIN IBERT 202-IO 33rd Avenue, Bayside Speech is greaf. silence is greaier. Credil Roll '36. EUGENE J. JOHNSON, Jr. 35-B2 l62nd Sireel, Fordham B. S. Lilre Islands in 'Phe sea S+-ands his personaIi+y. ORMOND HESSLER 42-23 204-'th Sireel, Bayside Darimouih Business.AdmLnisiralion Thai' boy has humor. . G. O. Capiain Tory Squad '36-' Baysider Aqenf Play '37, Team Presidenl Alpha JAMES HOGAN For? Toifen A man who, in Baseball '37. GRACE HORTON '37, G. 0. Aqeni '37, His 37, Library Squad '36-'37, '36, Casi of World's Fair of Alpha I-li-Y '36, Vice- I-li-Y '37, Special English 8. milifary aspecl, will go far, 40- I 2 I 68ih Sfreei. Flushing The virfue of fhy lovely Ioolrs excels The precious sione. Eniered from George Washinqlon High '37. HARRY IRION I 89- I 2 45+h Avenue Flushing Sfenographer Laugh. and The class laughs wilh you. Arr Award lfirsi prize in Roadside Com- millee Compeiilionl, Newman Club Mem- ber, Presidenl of Aero Club '36-'37. Presideni of G. O. '37, Vi -Presiden+ of G. O. '37, Presidenl of S ior Class '37. Credii Roll IZI '37 Swim ing Team '36- '37. Major B for vice '37, Leader al Lunch Room '37, . . O, Capfain '37, usin ings '37, N ma denf '37q Governors '3 7 genl '34-'37, G. Manager Sound- crefary '36, Presi- er of Board oi ice-Presidenf '36, Cv. O. Council Rep senyfafi e.7ih ierm '36, Soccer Squad ,X Mai r B Swimming '36. Chairman of Flushing d Bayside Track Meel' '37, Chairman of orld's Fair '37, Manager of Swimming Team '37, Maior B '37. JEROME JOSINSKY 47-32 204+h Sfreef, Bayside He who undersfands himself is oiher men's masfer. L, 3.-- fysgsdf-J I HELEN JOHNSON Fori Tofien Nursing Well fimed silence haih more eloquence fhan speech. ALBERT JU RGENSEN 36-I5 I7Ofh Slreef, Flushing Business For he's a good fellow. JANUARY, I938 SEVENTEEN JUNE E. KARSTADT 4-2-I5 20-llh Sfreel' Business Her winning smile is very confagious. Presidenl of Dramafic Club, Capfain of Girls' Service Squad, Secrefary of Chorus, Reporfer on School Newspaper Sfaff Frankford Highway, Service Squad '36. Work in General Office '36, Work in '36, Baskefball Club '36, Soff Ball Club '37. Award '37, Lunch Room Monifor '37, THEODOR KEMPINSKI 43-Ol l69fh Sfreef, Flushing Musician In all fhy humors lhou arf a pleasanf 'fel- low. Swimming Team '36, Maior B '36. f..fl..l'!,?.J,4.f.f'4f,,--w.!.krJ I , -fb, --f MARY KIRBY I5-02 I5O+h Place Whifeslone Business The brealh of liIac's bloom. Arf Office '36-'37, Com. Office '36, Typing Club '36-'37, Dance Club '34, Biology Club '34 JOSEPH KOESTER 48-I7 206l'l'1 Sfreel. Bayside One fhing is forever good: Thar one 'Ihing is success. Maier Soccer Team '36, Maier B '36, Corp. Service Squad '36-'37, Lunch Room Marshal '36, Service Squad '34-'35, lOufside Pafrol Corporal, Newfown H. S.l. JACK KRAUS 'T 43-23 Bell Avenue, ' Bayside if New York Universify Denfisfry Learning by sfudy, Advancing 'Through abilily. Orchesfra '35, Library Squad '37, Service Squad '37, 3 Credil' Rolls. WILLIAM KRUK 2l4-20 4lsf Avenue, Bayside Business School I'm nof serious, I iusf don'l see anyfhing funny. Baskefball Team '37, Doubles Handball Cham ionshi '36 Minor B' lnframural Bas P P - - ' kefball '36-'37, Capfain '36: lnlramural Base- ball '37, Lunch Room Service lFlushingl '34. -M f b MARGARET KAUFMANN I49-I7 2Ofh Avenue, Whifesfone Burroughs She's coy and pelile, She's charming and sweef. C. P. A, '35, Office Aide '34-'35, Teachers' Aide '36-'37, Honor Roll 6 fimes, Credil' Rall 2 fimes, Marioneffe Show '35, Sound- ings Agenl' '37. ROY KINSEY l45-28 l9+h Avenue Whilesfone Wesl Poinf True fo his iob fo fhe very end, He was a scholar, an afhlefe, a friend. Vice-Presidenf G. O. 7fh ferm G. O Coun- cil Represenfafive, Chairman Gam Com- miflee W ld's Fairi Track Team 6, Soccer Team ' Maior B , 4 ,5 occer Team '36, Team Bl, Ca So r ' V! 3 , Cre , S ic -ole . .1f.: .- Phi Della Hi-Y ' , Hi-Y ouncil re- senfafive 37, Squa Leader '36, A ards Commif '37, o-Chairman Firsl e G. O. ance, Ch irman Awards U. mil- fee '37, Chairman Adv. Commiffe Thanks- giving Dance, Cha rm Frogra ommif- fee Thanksgiving Chair Budget Commiffee '37, JOSEPH PAUL KLEIN I47-O6 23rd Aven Q. ' Whifesfone . I ,A Business B Greal' in slrenglh, and ng of mind. Service Squad Lieuf. -'37, Capfain '37: Soccer Team '37, Track Team '36-'37, G. O. Council '37, Key Assisfanf '36-'37, Presi- denf of Physiography Club in Flushing 5 W . .v ' JERRY T. KRATlNA'f 4 ' l I' f V 48-59 206+h Sfreef ll f fm' Music A Full of pep, push and gb ' X Tha+'s why people like hi so. Vice-Presidenf of 3rd f m '3 , Band '34-'36, Orchesfra '34-'36, Ari' Service '34, Folio Agenl '34-'35, G. O. Agenl '35, Service Squad Corporal and Sergeanl '36-'37, Sec- refary in Gym Office '35-'36, Slamp Club '34--'35, Dramafic Club '35, Enferfainmenf Commiffee G. O. Dance '37, GEORGE L. KRAUSSE ' ,JJ 47-zo ias+h ire . f l l Flushing I Cz , Michigan Sf fe ysical 'Educa io His sfamin gh endure e are ily oul- Q done by h c eerful coun enanc A 5 Service Squad rgeanl' '36-'37, a lc am f '36, Baseball T '37, slcefbl , Orchesfra '37 rl '37 S er '36-'37, I 1 noP B Track '36, ' seb 7, Life Award Clerk i Swimmin e '37-'38, Vice-Presidenf fh farm, Folio Agenl' '34, Library Clerk ' 4-'35. CARL KUBIC I6-O8 l47fh Sfreef, Whifesfone A scholar, an afhlefe, and a man. EIGHTEEN JANUARY, I938 1 MARGARET KU HNE 47-47 l88lh Slreel, Flushing Nurse A liglml hearl lives long. HEL ACK - 3 ISM' fre hifa lone Secrl y Mil molion prolong life. Se ' Club '37, Spanish Oliice '37. DULCIE LAU RANCE 43-IO 247th Slreel, Lillle Neck Secrelarial Work Unconscious of beeuly-she was l:weau'l'y's self. ELIZABETH LETSCHER 42-23 Main Avenue Douglaslon Queens Languages and Science Besides a disposilion sweet, a mind lhel lhinks and figures deep. Senior Arisla '36-'37, Charler Member, 4 High Honor Roll, 4 Honor Roll, 3 Credil Roll, Service Squad '35, Secrelary ol Ger- man Club '35, Vice--Presidenl of German Club '37, Ouill Club Secrelary '37, Biology Club '35, Special English 7 81 8, Spanish Cerlilicale '34, Folio Aqenl '35, Baysider Agenl '36, While F '35, LOUISE LINDORFF 35-I9 l65lh Slreel. Flushing Sweel and pelile, She can'-l be beef. Service Squad '36-'37, Malh Club '34. French Club '34, Spanish Club '36, Dra- malic Club '34, Hislory Ollice '37. JOHN LONEGAN 48-33 205lh Slreel, Bayside Eleclrician ln quielness and confidence is your slrenglh. Baseball '37, Maior B '37. KARL KURTH, Jr km 209-34 33rd Avenue, Bayside Savage Physical lnslruclion To be slrong is lo be happy. Track Team '36-'37 lllflaior Bl, Service Squad '37 l2 lermsl, Squad Leader '36-'37, Credil Roll l2 lermsl. ' f CL! JOSEPH LABACHI' ,' 211-45 4e+h Aveqe B yeid usine Co e ' f . . Acliviliei, ' ogy Clu, Junior L in Cu . is S nigh I lx f JAMES LEGAKIQJ l l 33-28 l4-Slh gee. Flushing Springliel niver y Phy 'cal Educalion Labor ngs fruils , uc ss. Flushin occer Te -'35, Cross Coun- T rn . S u Le der 6 limes, Maior ' 3334- 5 -' O. Agenl 4 limes, Folio ' ' ay de-Caplain ol Firsl rsil occ ig 36 lvlaior B's '36-'37, a e b II vi Caplain lnlramural or Fair 7 Track Team '37, G. O. Caplan 7 A v. Manager ol Year Book C h l reshman Soccer Team '37, O O e ide 37 Baysider Agenl '36, Lunch R arshal 36 Chairman Enler- lainmenl ommillee Free G. O. Dance '37. Co Chairman ol Thanksgiving Dance '37. 'f 1 lry 3 q 1 F ' '3 , ' nl 2 e , I S e n ' , B sk , - T Q , Baske . NL 7, C irn-ian Boolh Cornmillee T l ' ' , -'37, .Q A G. . 'c ' , ANNA LEVEY ISI-3l 20lh Road. Whileslone Slenographer Commercial One of an inseparable pair. Honor Roll '34-'37, Service Squad '34, Ollice Aide lo Mr. Vessa '35, Office Aide lo Mr. Spear '37, Ollice Aide lo Miss Finn '37, Typewriling Club '36, '37, Slenography Club '37, Service Club '37. PETE ,LO MEDICO 2 44-lh Avenue, K Sei The orld knows hing of ils g lesl men, ug small lh be. ice resid l ol Senio ss, Baskelball am '36 7, Maior B '36' 7, Baseball Team '37, ' '37 Ser' S uad '37 lF1I. lerml, Squa Lead Chairman ol World's Fair Dance '37, Cap- lain ol lnlrarnural Baskelball Squad '36. ROBERT E. LORI C-BAN 32-28 206lh Slreel, Flushing Civil Service His pep, popularily ancl personalily oulranlr all else. l 1 1 I 1 JANUARY. I93B NINETEEN io JJ. v A.: Af. i ' 1 .ij X ,M W - LEONIE LOSGAR ' 2I8-26 36lh Avenue. Bayside Business School Secrelarial Simplicily and unalfecled air are yours. Service Squad '36, Bio. Lab. Squad '37, Credil Roll 3 limes, Senior Baskelball Club '37, Tennis Club '36, Chorus '36, Special English 6 81 8, Newman Club '36-'37, Arl Club '36 lSpring lerml, MARGARET MANN 33-30 l65lh Slreel, Flushing Prall The dexlerily of 'lhy hands will painl your lulure. Treasurer ol Arl Service '37, Folio Agenl '34-'35, Baysider Agenl '36, Credil Roll '34- '35, Dance Commillee World's Fair '37. MARGARET MASCHE l52-29 l2lh Road. Whileslone Business School Secrelarial Diligence is lhe molher of good forlune. Arisla '37, Spanish Award '37, Posl Duly '35-'36, Honor Roll 2 limes, Credil Roll 3 Times, German Club '35. ELIZABETH MAZAROSKI 209-46 46lh Road. Bayside Merchanls and Bankers College A comrade blilhe and full of glee, Who dares lo laugh oul loud and lree. VINCENT McDONALD 32-25 l68lh Slreel. Flushing Holy Cross Ohll Thal man. Newman Club '36-'37, Lunch Caplain '37, Service Squad '35-'36, Squad Leader '35-'37. DONALD McGOVERN 22-I6 Lee Courl, Whileslone His mirlh resounds lhrough all our hearls. Track '35, Cross Counlry '35 lMaior Fl, Biology Club '34, Malh Club '34, Track '36-'37, Credil Roll once. 'J i JN.. ? s .. B ,fa 1 arf? , A , Ig :TDSA VIRGINIA MACK 42-ll l64lh Slreel Flushing If one should search in all mankind, A sweeler girl would be ,.herc1,lg,lind. G. O. Council '37, Triangle Slall, Caplain Lunch Room 2 lerms '37, Treasurer Spanish Club '37, Treasurer Volleyball Club '36, Baysider Agenl '37, Service League '36-'37. Lunchroom Marshal '36-'37, Usher Squad '36, Pan-American Club '35, Spanish Club '36-'37, Blue and Gold Parly 2 lerms '36, Teacher's Assislanl '35. DOROTHY MARVIN 47-27 Lillle ck rkway Hunler' Gene ,A I A cup myll be biller ll'iETher,smile will nol sweelenf , Baysider Slall '36,' General Ollice 2 lerms, Special English 7 and 8, Credil -Roll 2 limes, Adverlising Manager Baysider,'37, Kappa Hi-Y '36-'37, Flushing Folio Agen-l '35, Chorus al Flushing High '35, Dramalic Club al Flushing High '34-'35, Chrislmas Slocking Commillee. MILDRED MAYER I7l-I5 Courlney Avenue, Flushing Queens College Teacher's Course Full ol fun, full of play, - She lreads her palh a ioyous way. Arisla '37. Sludenl Aide lo Dean ol Boys '36-'37, Sludenl Aide lo Grade Adviser '36, Spanish Awards 2 limes, Special English 6 81 8 Baysider Agenl '36, High Honor Roll 2 limes, Credil Rall 8 limes, Locker Squad '34, Pan-American Club '37, Spanish Club '37, G. O. Agenl '34, Junior Chorus '34, Dramalic Club '34. MARGARET A. McAVOY - I49-49 23rd Avenu J Whileslone f , L Secrelary A winning way and a cheer . G. O. Bookkeeper '36-'37, Ollice Service '36, Triangle Slall, While F '35 lServicel, Typewriling Club '36, College Poinl Aides '34, Business Training Club '34, Annex Paper '34, Silver and Bronze Awards lor Transcrip- lion Accuracy. JAMES McGARRY 2l4-26 4lsl Avenue Bayside Ford 'm Busin ss i slralion Des' in succe o shall command il. S vice '37 lermsl. Baysider Agenl ings Agel '37, Newman Club nlram askelball '36, Squad . 6 sq ' 7. Lea lFlushingl, '34, HELEN McMANUS 50-I6 Bell Boulevard, Bayside Hills College Medical A quiel longue shows a wise head. Spanish Club '37. TWENTY JANUARY, I938 MARGARET McNAMEE 6-31 I5Ofh Sfreef Slay as swee'l' are you are. Lafin Club '36, French Club Presidenf '36- '37, Swimming Club '37, Poefry Edifor Year Boolc '37, Small Games Club '37, Newman Club '36-'37, SHEILA MICHELSON 36-34 Gardener Sfreel, Bayside Arl Sfudenfs' League Arl Rich in the grace men adore, Sfrong in fhe power all women desire. Presidenf of G. A. A. '37, Secrefary of G. A. A. '37 Baysider '36-'37, All-Sfar Soff Ball Team '37, Minor B '37, All-Sfar Volley- ball '36, Minor B '36, Tennis Championship '7. Minor B '37, Manager Volleyball Club '36, Newman Club '36, Service League '36- '37, Tennis Club '36-'37, EILEEN MONAHAN 50-I4 203rd Sfreef. Bayside Business School Secrefary A sweef affracfive hind of grace. Service '36, Credif Roll Jan. '37, WALTER H. M ULLER I8-I5 l47fh Sfreef. Whifesfone Queens College Science lBiologyl Good nalure is always a success. Credif Roll 4 fimes, l-lonor Roll 3 fimes, Service Squad in Flushing. WILLIAM MUSARRA 39-03 Liffle Neclc Parkway C. C. N. Y. Hifch your wagon fo a sfar and you will af leasl reach fhe fo mosl rung of life's P ladder. WARREN NELSON IS4-28 lllh Avenue, Beechhursf The iolliesi' of persons are fhe besf friends. G f 1 r- rf ri ll DONALD M. MERCIER 29-25 l67fh Sfreel. Flushing N. Y. U. Journalism He is +ruly greal lhaf is liHle in himself and malielh no accounl of any heighf of honors. G. O. Agenf '34-'35, Folio Agenf '34-'35. French Club '34, Library Squad '34-'35, Baysider Publicify '37, Credif Roll once. JOHN MILLIKEN 48-52 Glenwood Sfreef, fx Liflle Neclc X . Naval Academy Officer Knowledge is power. ' ' Arisfa '37, Service S u '36, Soc e Squa fi c adn R ii 4 ,fF ii '36, r ' O Ba i ' G. O. Agenf ' 7, lio Ag f 34-'35, Ma Team '37, Sl' p Club '34-'3 , Secrefary '35, Vice-Presid f '37 Pres' f 5 fimes, Mafh Clu '3?Hnior l Science Club '36- '37 r malic l 34-'35, Lafin Club '34- '35, rench '35, German Club '34, Ass mbly Squa '37, Currenf Evenls Club '36-'37, School epresenlafive lo Currenf Evenfs Bee '36, School Exhibil Junior Science Fair '37, Gamma l-li-Y '36-'37, Presidenf '37, HENRY MULLER 6-2l I50fh Sireef. Whifeslone Buclcnell Journalism or Chemical Engineer- ing Your haracfer sec res u respe l. . 'agar' , porls E o si er '6-' Board of Edifors Baysider '37, V e-Presidef Baysid i- Council '7 Vice-Presiden i D i- a a '37, re i- , Gam , . O. Capfain '37, O. Office Aide '3 . ROSEMARY MURPHY 33l Grosvenor Slreef, Douglasfon Nursing B. S. Never idle a momenl, buf ihriffy and lhoughlful for olhers. Credif Roll '35, French Club '35. , DORIS NELSON 40-22 204lh Slreef, Bayside Nurses' Training-Brooklyn l-lospilal Gen- eral Course A woman whose knowledge is noi' in ques- lion and whose efficiency is of 'lhe besl. Service in Pool '36-'37, Presidenf of Service Club '37, Service in Gym Office '35-'36, Special English 7 84 8, Help fo Miss Murphy '36. MARIE NETTUNO 2Ol-O8 33rd Avenue, Bayside Secrelary Genlle of speech, beneficenl of mind. Secrefary 'lo Gym Office '36, Typewrifinq Club '36, Presidenf '37, Spanish Club '37, Sfen. Club '37, Sfen. Tulor '37, G. O. Agenf '37, JANUARY. I938 TWENTY-ONE s GEORGE NEUMANN 203-54 36ih Avenue, Bayside Radio Operaior Take heed of This man. WILLIAM O'KEEFE I63-I7 Depoi Road, Flushing Queens College B. S. For he siepped on 'Ihe magic carpei. Door Guard '35. ANTHONY F. PARASPOLO I49-I6 I6+h Road. Wlniiesione Meril is sure Io rise. Sludeni Aide in Charge of Parlc '37. DOROTHY PHILIP 35-28 I53rd Sfreei, X ,. I. I 'N Flushing ' 'Ii mtl Denville College A For ihey can conquer who believe 'They can. Service '36-'37, Newman Club '36-'37, Li- brary Squad '37, Typing Club '37, Biology Club '35. ALICE FLUNKETT .36-I9 202nd Slreel, Bayside Queens College I love socieiy as is quiel, wise and good. Credil' Roll once, I-Iisiory Office Service '37, Junior Biology Club '35, Junior Chorus '35, French Club '36-'37, Spanish Club '36-'37, Pan-American ,Club '37. HAZEL PRICE I54-I8 l5ih Avenue Whifesfone Secreiary i Nof much falls-O greal sweel silence HILLAR NEUMANN 2l3-54 36l'h Avenue. Bayside ' Business Since he frusfs To luck, we wish him good forfune. I X , l- 'f' .I 1 . VERNON ozARow -'FV' Lv X 206-24 Norlhern Boulevard, li I , I, Bayside f ' C. C. N. Y. Pre-Medical X K, Nolhing greai was ever achieved wilhoul enfhusiasm. Senior Arisia '37, Liierary Sfalif Soundings, Quoiaiions Ediior Triangle, Service Squad '36, Cradii Roll 3 iimes, Bio. Laboraiory Squad '37, Chem. Laboraiory Squad '37, Fencing Squad '37. Quill Club '37, G. O. Ageni '37. MARGARET PATTERSON ,Y 47-II 204iI1 Slreel, Bayside Inferior Decoraior Her conlinual cheerfulness is a sign of wis- dom. Honor Roll 2 iimes, Credif Roll 4 iimes '37, Tennis Club '37, Baslreiball Club '37, Kappa Hi-Y '37. 1. JOSEPH ALBERT PLATZ, Jr. 2l-22 l49iI1 Sireel, Whiiesione Business His life is full of friendships. Service Squad '37 I2 iermsl, Laiin Club, Biology Club. CF f '1 -' 4 LJ - ff I ALTON PORTER f 40-I6 208ih Sireef, fl Bayside ff' , ' Ari' Siudenis' League Ari A good face is a Ielfer of recommendafion, a good hearl' is a Iefler of credit ' Arr Service, Vice-Presidenl' '36-'37, Baysider '36-'37, Ari' Ediior of Triangle. Soundings '37, World's Fair Program '37, G. O. Agenl '35, Gym Club '36. d,. 4 GEORGE PSENSKY I64-I6 27'rh Avenue, Flushing In quiefness and cSnIidence shall be your slrenglh. Service Squad '36, Corporal ahd Sergeani '37. f, 47.--1.5. ' '5 - TWENTY-TWO JANUARY, I938 N, . ! J K. gi Q MARGARET RAHILL 2l4-II Elie Place. Bayside For she was iusi Ihe quief kind whose na- furex never vary. THEODORE JESSE RICHARDS l5O-34 l0ih Avenue. Whiiesione American lnsiiiufe of Banking Banking The force of his own meri+ makes his way. Arisla '37, Service Squad '35-'37, Corporal '37, Credii Roll 5 iimes, Biology Club '34, Spanish Club '34-'36, Member oi Baysider Sfaff '37, Marioneiie Club '34, Ediior Year Book Triangle: Phi Delia Hi-Y Chapier '37, Marshal Lunch Room '37, Service I-larvesi iswiing '37, WILLIAM ROBERTSON 29-45 l67+h Slreel. Flushing Your smile is ihe parhway to happiness. Tennis Team '37, Maior B '37, Service Squad '36, Honor Roll Twice, G. O, Ageni '35, Service Club, Corporal Spring and Fall '37. I, 'rf 1 xr-,,,f., ,,a..'..1' FLORENCE RUTKOWSKI 2l I-45 45l'h Drive, Bayside Merchanis and Bankers College Business She who is honorable is becoming. EILEEN SCANLAN I49-59 Zlsi Avenue, Whiiesione Kaiherine Gibbs School Secreiarial Law Blessed wifh 'lhaf charm, 'lhal' ceriainiy 'Io please. Secreiary of C. P. A. '35, Biology Club '35, Ari Club '35, Service Squad '34-'35, G. O. Ageni '35, Office Aide '36-'37, Baslceiball '37, Volleyball '37, Chairman of Triangle Siaif Commiiiee, Honor Roll 4 iimes, Credii Roll once. OLGA SCH U LZ 2l4-30 28'rh Avenue, Bayside J q Grace lnshl :General Course The Ihraei' Her ','y-pep, personalify, populariIy.' Volleyball 36-'31, Baskeiball '36, G. O. Ageni Sf, Omi' on Hi-Y, Folio Ageni '34, J L fi Ii RITA REEVES 42-O8 2I7ih Sireei. Bayside A merry heari makeih a cheerful counien- ance. Service in English Orlice '36-'37, Soir Ball '36, Baslceiball '36, Oriice Aides Club '37. FRED RICHARDSON 39-I9 2I5+h Sireei. Bayside Business College Adveriising Speaking comes by nafure, silence by un- dersianding. Varsiiy Baskeiball '36-'37, Tennis Team '35- '36, Capiain '36, EUGENIA ROUNDEY IIB Park Lane, Douglasion Kaiherine Gibbs School Secreiarial Worfh, courage, honor, Ihese indeed- JOAN SARTORI l9O-4l 46fh Avenue, Flushing English Correspondeni in lialy She was aciive, sfirring, all fire, Could noi resr, could noi Iire. Treasurer of Senior Class '37, Honor and Credii Roll, Arisia '36-'37, Adveriising Man- ager oi Baysider '36, Wriier for Baysider '36, Board of Ediiors oi Baysider '36, Pro- gram Commiiree '37, Member Kappa I-li-Y '35-'36, Secreiary and Treasurer Kappa l-li-Y '36, l-lisiory Service Squad '36, Lunch Room Marshal '36, Vice-Presidenl' Junior Biology Club '35, Junior Dramaric Club '35, Junior Laiin Club '35, Member of Chorus '35, G. O. Ageni '35, Folio Ageni and Scoui '35, Cheering Squad '35, Chairman Chrisimas Siocking Commiilee '35. BETTY SCHAETZEL 200-I6 44lh Avenue, Bayside Her ius+ opinions, delicafe reserve. Maih Office Secreiary, G. O. Oiiice, Chorus '36-'37, Soil Ball Club '37, Baskeiball Club '36, Swimming Club '37, Typing Club '35- '36-'37, Tennis Club '37, Flower CommiHee World's Fair. , JAN ETTE SCHWARTZ I47-29 l6ih Road. Whilesione Sienographer Commercial Course The reason firm, Ihe Iemperafe will, endur- ance, foresighf, sirengih and skill. Honor Roll '34, Service Squad '34, Oilice Aide Io Mrs. Fe++ig '36, Office Aide lo Miss Lessing '36, Oiiice Aide 'Io Mr. Lash '37, Office Aide +o Mr. Kramer '37, Typing Club '36-'37, Business Training Club '34, Service Club '37, Credii Roll '35-'36-'37, Slenography Club '37. JANUARY, I938 TWENTY-TH REE WALTER ANTHONY SEDER 29-28 20 I si Slreel, Bayside Music - He who is delermined has half his work' done. Sevenlh lerm Board. 1 , I RHODA B. SHAFTER I Riverside Drive, Beechhursl New York Universify Law A quick wif, a lighf hearf, and a level head. James Madison High School Drarnalic Club '35-'36, Madrigal Club '35-'36, Baskelball Club '35-'36, Dancing Club '37, PEARL SILVERSTEIN 36-20 l68lh Slreel New York Universily Horne Economics Grace was in her sieps, heaven in her eyes, in every gesfure dignify. Service Squad '36, Office Work for Losl and Found, Credil Rall 4 Times, Presidenf ol Pan-American Club '37, Pan-American Award '37, Dramalic Club '34, High English 7. ARTHUR SKOPEK 36-37 zozna S+-ee, 'g, 'ff' Bayside , ! 1 X' Skill and assurayui' SQ, qpfinifmcible couple. . F.' 2- A TL! ,X - ' ' lklr' DOROTHY SMITH , -20 I68lh Slreel A- rall' Inslilule Dress Designer JIG y, sweef, and helpful af all limes. - p nish Club '36-'37, Presidenl '37, Triangle X Sl ll, Service Squad '36-'37, Lunch Room Yxjs Mrshal '36-'37, English Book Room Squad '37, Vice-Presidenl Dance Club '37, Tennis Club '36, Chorus '36-'37, Secrelary ol Cro- rus '37, Ushers Squad '37, 6lh lerrn Class Represenlalive, Caplain Sludy Hall, Musical Comedy World's Fair. JOHANNA SMITH I46-26 20lh Road. Whifeslone Oueens College Languages Smiling, cheerful, always dependable, There's nofhing aboul her fhal no? com- mendablei Serior Arisla '36-'37, Service Squad '37, Spanish Cerlilicale every Term '34-'37, High Honor Roll 4 limes, Honor Roll 4 limes. Credil 'Roll 4- limes, Pan-American Club '37, Ouolalions Commillee Triangle Slahl, Span- ish Club '37, Junior Dramalic Club '34-'35, Junior Chorus '35, Assislanl To Dean ol Girls '36, Assislanf To Grade Adviser '36, Yarncralf Club '37, Lunch Room Marshal '37, Junior German Club '35-'36, Junior Biology Club '35-'36, Special English 7 8: 8. , gg, ' fig . in sf, l V! :L-bfi-44. EDWARD seeum -JM,-,eel V. iss-ii i4+h Avenue, ' Beechhursl Columbia Business Adminislralion Greai work yields greal' vicfory. World's Fair Dance Chairman '37, Chair- man Sfudenl Parly '36-'37, Newman Club '36-'37, Baseball '36, Co-Capfain: Maior B '36:Soccer '37, Maior B '37, Inlramural Bas- kelball Caplain '36, G. O. Agenl '35-'36, Squad Leader '36-'37, Presidenf of Fourlh Term, Alpha Hi-Y '35-'36-'37, Honor Roll '34, Cross Counlry '35, Lalin Club '35, RUTH SHONINGER 22 Douglaslon Road, Douglas+on Columbia School of Journalism Journalism She'II brighfen ihe darks of your gloomiesi moods. Tennis '34 lManhasse+ H. S.l, lexlral Horse- back Riding '34 lManhasse+ H. Baskel- ball '34 lManhassef H. S.l, lexlral Swim- ming '35 lGrea+ Neck H. S.l. Horseback Riding '35 lGreal Neck H. S.l, Baskelball '35 lGreal Neck H. S.l, Afler School Tufor- ing '37, Triangle Slafi. BETTY SI MMS 23-I6 2I9fh Sireef, Bayside Business School As welcome as 'lhe flowers in May. Presidenl of Dance Club '36, Secrelary of Soil Ball Club '36, Service lo Miss Bufler '37, G, O. Agenf 3 Times, Dramalic Club '37, Newman Club '36-'37', Baskelball Club '36, Kappa Hi-Y '36-'37. LUCILLE SKURA 2 I I -46 45+h Drive, Bayside Secrelary S . . 'Thy hope is fha pillar of fhy world. s GRACE IRENE SMITH I96-I2 45+h Avenue, Flushing New York Edison How fair she is. Assislanl' Secrelary of Baysider '36, Baysider Agenl '36, Progressive Parry '36-'37, Yeair Book Slall '37, Swimming Club '35, Door Guard '34, Era Hi-Y '35, Charler Member Sigma Gamma Hi-Y, Sigma Gamma Hi-Y '36-'37, Corresponding Secrelary Sigma Gam- ma Hi-Y '37, Blue Triangle '35-'36, Vice- Presidenf Blue Triangle '36, Malh Office Assisfanl '37, W LA RUE SMITH ZI3-49 39l'l1 Avenue, Bayside Music Qimpled of cheek and gay'o'f mirlh. Library Squad '34-'35-'37, Biology Club '35, Hisfory Club '36, Creclil Club '34. TWENTYJZQUR JANUARY. 'I938 R I ROBERT D. SMITH 2l3-O4 29+h Avenue, Bayside Columbia Business Adminisfralion He has gained and is success. Service Club '37 2 lerms, lnframural Bas- lrelball '37, Credil Roll 3 limes, Alpha I-li-Y '36-'37, Assislanl in Swimming Office '37, Secrelary Alpha Hi-Y, Council Represenlaf live Alpha Hi-Y, Library Service '35. I l A Al I 4,1 EDNAA SNEEDEN pn h iflf 1 'f' 45-ss loam sifeef. ,f I Flushing f 1 1' 'I 'jf - Privale Secrelary ' ,4 I ' Tall of grace, 'Fair of face. Swimming Club '35, Dramalic Club '35, G. O. Agenl '34, Sigma Gamma Hi-Y '36-'37, Blue Triangle '35, Treasurer oi Blue Triangle, Comm. Office Assislanl '36, Ushers Club '36, Girls' Service '36-'37, College Nighl '37, Triangle Commiffee, Progressive Parly '36U37. NICHOLAS SOHO 2II-32 46'rh Avenue Men of few words are Ihe besf. MAY STANTON 40-25 2Olsl Slreef, Bayside A Ii++Ie woman goes a long way.. Fashion Club 2 K K. ' .D MARTHA STRENG I5l-36 I2rh Road Whi+eslones Paclcard Inslilufe Forfune smiles upon our school. Service Squad '37, Arfs and Crafls Club '37, Library Squad '36, S. I-I. Assislanl '35, Chrislmas Sloclcing Comm. '35, A .- ,ff,g,,,.g.f - , .f 14 FRANK SUMMA I49-33 l4+h Avenue Whilesfone Business ' The chown of man is friendship, His glory is his characfer. DOROTHY SMYTHE 240-54 Qepew Avenue Douglaslon ' Privale Secrelary She flavors life wi'I'h uncommon seasoning. Baysider Agenl '37, Library Squad '35-'37, Grade Adviser Service '37, Lunch Room Squad '37, Dramafic Club '34-'35, Volleyball Club '37, Reorganizalion Commillee '37, JEAN SOBELSON 40-4C l68I'l1 Slreei. Flushing Temple Universify Social Work . Lei silence command. Library Squad '37, Biology Club '35, Lalin Club '35, Dramalic Club '35, HELEN STANLEY 50-33 203rd Sfreel, Bayside Business School We choose you 'From Ihe resf. DOROTHY STEVENSON I57-34 l3Th Avenue, Beechhursl Secrelary She has broken our hearls. Baslcelball Club '33-'34,' Punch Ball Club '33-'34, French Club '34, ' I MARIE SULLIVAN 2955 I67Ih Sireel Flushing Business School Full of Pep, Push, and Go, Tha+'s why people like her so. Arl Service '37, Newman Club '37, -Senior Baslcelball '36, '37, Sigma Gamma I-li-Y '37, 7+h Term Represenlalive, Volley Ball '35, Folio Agenl '35, Lalin Club, '35, Biology Club '35. RAYMOND TALLEU R ISO-35 l9lh Avenue Whiieslone None buf himself can be his parallel. JANUARY. I93B TWENTY-FIVE DOROTHY TAMBRINO 45-52 l62nd Sfreef Flushing Praff lnsfifufe Cosfume Designing Your merry-making rings 'lhroughouf lhe world. Newman Club '36, '37, Senior Baslcefball '36, '37, Lafin Club '34, Biology Club '34, Lunch Room Marshal '36, f rg, . J.. g , ' A if rf GLADYS rouwsMAy ,J x 193.16 53rd Avenue if Flushing ' Business School To know her is fo like her, Locker Squad '35, Affer School Service '36, '37, l-lealfh Educafion Office Service '36, '37, Office Aides Club '36, Valley Ball Club '36, '37, Pan-American Club '37, Yarn Club '37, Scholarship Award '35, Tennis Club '34, in John Adams High School, JOHN TURNER 4l-I3 l62nd Sfreef Flushing Civil Service An honesf man is fhe noblesl' work of God. Service Squad '36, Office Squad fSwim- mingl '36, '37, Book Squad lEnglishl '36, Triangle Sfaff '37, Credif Roll '35, CONRAD VELTEN I64-20 Cryders Lane Beechhursf Syracuse Univ. Modesfy becomes a young man. Arf Club l ferm, Service Squad l ferm af James Monroe High School. STELLA WALUKANIS 2ll-44 45fh Road Bayside Nurse Slighfly differenf from fhe usual. Service Squad '37, Grade Adviser-Office Aide '37, Yarncraff Club '37, Baslcefball Club '37, Credil' Roll Card '37, Special English 7 and 8, Affer School Service '37, FLORENCE M. WAY 5525 3lsf Avenue Woodside, Business Oh 'ihine auburn fresses. Service in Grade Adviser's Office '37, Ser- vice in Boy's Gym Office '36, Newman Club '36, '37, Sewing Club '35, Office Service in Arf Depf, '36, WILLIAM THORSEN ISO-40 lOfh Avenue Whifesfone The word impossible is nof in his dicfionary. plmjfdefffs. 5 jZwlf,1f,.,f- GRACE TU RNER 35-20 2l5fh Place Air l-losfess A lilfle 'fairy comes af nighf. Lunchroom Marshal '36, Sfudy Hall '37 2 ferms, Gym Office Service '37, Locker room Service '37, Affer School Service '36, '37, Mafh Club '34, Biology Club '34, '35, Lafin Club '34, '35, DONALD VATH l450 l56lh Sfreef Beechhursf Men of few words are fha besl men. Service Squad '37, Secrerary of Secfion Class '37, MARGIE WALTERS l7-2I 2Ols'r Slreef Whifesfone Business School -' - Commercial-General W ' ' Man has his will, buf woman h Swimming Club '36, '37, Life Guard in Pool '36, '37, Girls Swimming Carnival '37, His- fory Club Presidenf '36, College Poinf Ser- vice League '34, Whife '35, G, O. Agenf '34, '36, Sfamp Club '34, Chorus '34, HERTHA WATZEK 33-45 Cross ls, Blvd. Flushing ' Secrefary A mosf sincere and charming characfer. Spanish Club '36, Fencing Club '36, Tennis Club '36, Teacher's Aide '36, '37, Commer- cial Office Aide '36, Affendance Bureau '36, l-lealfh Educafion Office Aide '36, '37, Locker Squad. . H W ITWORTH 36 l90fh Sfreef Business Conlinual cheerfulness is a sign of wisdom. Bio. Lab, Squad '36, Biology Club '35, '36, Capfain of Lunch Room '37, Chorus '37, Swimming Team '36, '37, Maior B '36, G.O. Office Assisfanf '37, Manager of G. O, Sfore '37, G.O. Capfain '37, G.O. Agenf '36, Bfh Term Council Rep., Folio Arf Squad '34, Squad Leader '34, Usher Parenfs Week '34 TWENTY-SIX JAN UARY, I93B Lf 1 I Xl,bL,p--J fr f, AJ GLORIA WHYTE 45-46 l93 rd Sireei Flushing Oueens There never was a girl so fine, Jolly, courfeous, infelligenf, sincere. Honor Roll-once, Credii' Rolls-5 Times, Special English 7 '37, Club Ediior The Baysider '36, Treasurer oi Pan-American Club '37, Recording SecreTary oi Los Con- quisTadores '37, Hisiory Service Squad 2 Terms. Service in STudy Hall '37, Afier School Service Squad '37, OuoTaTions Comm. -Triangle, Spanish Club '36, YarncraTT Club '37, OTTice Aides Club '37, Locker Squad '35, '36, Publicafions OTTTce '36. JEANETTE WILLIAMS my . 36-26 I70Th STreeT Flushing Singer ,I General and Comrriercial A fair exferior is a sileni' recommendafion. Honor Roll '34, Credii' Roll '35, Junior Chorus '35, Biology Club '35, Dance Club '37, Typing Club '37, Library Squad '37, French Club '37. JOSEPH WOODS ZI7-O4 36Th Avenue College Medicine A red headed fellow of good confrol and a heariy humor. Baseball '37. GEORGE WILLIAMS 33-65 l69Tl'I STreeT New York Univ. Business The only way To have a friend is To be one. Service Squad 135, '36, Lunch Room Mar- shal '36, '37, Squad Leader '35, '36, '37, G. O. AgenT '34, '35, '36, lnTermural Bas- keiball '36, '37, Newman Club '36, '37, Bas- kefball Squad '37,' X C0375 ' 1' afvff- t F7 MARTHA WISN EWSKI l5O-22 l2Tl'I Road WhiTesTone Business School , Amiabiliiy shines by iTs own lighf. AssisTanT in Sfudy Hall '37, ArT Club '34, Biology Club '34-I 7 ROBERT WRIGLEY l5l-24 I8+h Avenue WhiTesTone -- He was The mildesi mannered man. lFlushing High Schooll, Biology Club '34, Maih Club '34, Servi e Squad '34, '35, Folio A eni' 'TQ Kwan Gamma l-li-Y. 0.3100 Lasi' Will and TesTamenT of The Senior Class af February, -I 938 We, The senior class OT l938, OT The Borough OT Oueens, CiTy and STaTe oT New York, having passed beyond The porTals oT This, our liTe oT Trials and TribulaTions, and having been reduced To a well-remembered spiriT of our Tormer selves, and being oT amazingly sound mind and oT ex- Traordinary benevolenT mood, do hereby make public and declare This our lasT will and TesTa- menT. We hereby rescind all'Tormer wills made by us aT any Time hereToTore, realizing ThaT They were hallucinaTions, prejudiced senTimenTs, and severe grudges. FirsT: We give To our beloved Principal, Dr. Crane, our sincere Thanks Tor making The Bayside High School whaT iT is Today, and our greaTesT wishes Tor many successTul years. Second: We give To The Tollowing some pop- ular volumes ThaT are Tound in The world Today: To The Baysider -A year's subscripTion To The Daily Mirror. To The English DeparTmenT-A year's sub- scripTion To The pulp magazines published by STreeT 84 SmiTh. To Mr. Eish-A pamphleT, Charles ATlas' EverlasTing l-'lealTh and STrengTh. A To Miss Rowold-The TirsT ediTion oT The book, PersonaliTy, by Jack Oakie. To The Freshmen-The book, How To Pull The Wool Over The Teachers' Eyes, by l. Waza Senior. ', To Mrs. SlaTTery--The book, How To Dodge Sarcasm, by Ima Kranke. To Miss Sobin-A book, l-lowfTo ConTrol The Masses, by Joe WhiTworTh. t To Miss Lessing-Six issues of Wild IWesT magazine, hoping ThaT she may Tully appreciaTe Their high liTerary meriT. I Third: To The Service Squad, we give and bequeaTh all leTT-over Tin whisTles To recall sTraiy pupils wiThouT passes. lConTinued on Page 281 JAN UARY, i938 7 TwENTY-sevEN CC CC ,... ,. . A Roy Kinsey Q 4,-C...4 W :Aja 9 1' B 34? 557 14' L3 v'-V' A J J ,J fx, .- Agni-- T ' L2 rf- 'rg C1 .-'L Cs, .abr-gg-ng 4.1 ' C. ,.C. ,C C . V, ,. -nd.,-3. 1 , C in 1 yr. rs me . ' :g?,Q.5qiilif,ge'.a'4 1. li ,-fb -71 '. 3.2. f'C.Q235f7.w-::g1ag.if:z,+f'i 4- C - -1: - fvf- -if -+4-was-mssvlfs-:!'gC-aside,- C, I 1 s. C C' C ,w C-Q, 'HC v-Cewggsfmall:nq,55i,ghiC? i: 'Q - gk C':.S :fi :Fi 1fv! f':5:??.2,af5Fi? 3':,glAW ,A CC 133- 'ja gig' T55 -'f i-eqggjg,agg135,f5:sw?Q'f,,- n -2 '-1 -Lf! :f -P' V2 Q5::,f...C3i. ,A'J-.baff up -1 -. -5- :- I5-1 -ka. -,sf3a4.kfN3:s'-caifvg 1 f JL: F 1-f -if .13Su4f'L'rx2-?Ek,'i'+.2t4 Ci ' -':fC.i E221 'nv rev-ielffgzimggig 1 'C L. 'f.,:-W , .lg -.sb ':':a:,,l.v'44n .1 C . - -. .C -- L, . -.wr .,2-.a-my .1-5 . , - ' 5 1 - .y,. :lg 'U Q 1 ,,'Q'.'A:-'Qgf1gnf,7' '. 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QQ - Q C. ,Vu Class Colors CC Class FlowerCCC C Mosl Popular Boy Mosl Popular Girl C Besl Looking Boy C Besl Looking Girl Besl Dressed Boy CC Besl Dressed Girls C Besl All-Around Boy Besl All-Around Girl Personalily Boy CCCC CC Personalily Girl Boy Alhlele C Girl Alhlele CCCCC Besl Dancer, Boy C Besl Dancer, Girl Culesl Girl CCCCCCCCCCCC C Class Class Class Polilician Aclor Aclressc CCC Girl Shy CC CCCCCC Boy Shy CCCCCC CCCCCC. CCCCC CCCCCCC CCCCCCCCCCCC C C C Mosl Class Lazybones C C C C CCCC CC CC Likely To Succeed CC Arllsl C CCCCC C CC Blue and Silver C .C Gardenia Gene Johnson CC ,C Doris Egues Joseph Whilworlh C C CCCCCC Grace l-lorlon CCCCCCCCCCCC John Baas Dorolhy Barmonde Ronnie Broderick .Buddy Seguin CC C Belly Simms George Krausse Sheila Michelson C CC CC CCCJil Legakis CC Mildred Mayer CCCRegina Dreyer C CCCCC Gene Johnson C C CCOrmie l-lessler Belly Babcock CCCCWilliam O'Keele C CCCCCCC CCAlice Plunkell Vinny McDonald C CCCC CCCJoan Sarlori CCCAllon Porler r , J. Answer To A Teacher's Prayer CCCCCC 'F he Boiler Room Class Couple .CCCC Florence Amsler 8: l-lenry Muller Full O' Pep CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC CCCCCCC B elly Babcock Favorile Male Teacher CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC Mr. Waller Favorile Female Teacher CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC Miss Donohue Nicesl Disposilion CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC CCCCCCCCC D orolhy Tambrino Done Mosl For The Class CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC Mrs. Robinson Favorile Occupalion CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC CCCCC D a ncing Favorile Aclor CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC E rrol Flynn Favorile Aclress CCCCCCCCCCCCC CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC L orella Young Favorile SongC CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC CCCCCCCCCCC. O nce In A While Favorile Orcheslra ,C,CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC Benny Goodman Favorile Radio Program CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC Chase 8: Sanborn Class Sheik CCCCCCCC CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC B ob Wgigley - Sophislicaled Lady CCCCCC,CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC Wanda -Buse Biggesl Blull CCCCCCCCCCCCCC losl my assignmenl book A Lillie Bil lndependenl CCCC CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC E ileen Scanlan A- !The Shaggers CCCCCCCCCCC Jil Legakis Xi Ronnie Broderick A ' Sweel ls The Word For You CCCCCCCCC Peggy McNamee -'One ln A Million CC CCCCCCCCCCCCC CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC.CCCCCCCCCCCCCC M r. Vessa In My Solilude CCCCCC C CCCCCC.CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC Ray Talleur Remember Me? CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC Dr. Crane' More Power To You CCGrace, Ted and Mercedes lConlinued lrom Page 27l Fourlh: We give and bequealh all lhe wor- ries we sullered wailing lor our Regenls' relurns lo lhe coming senior class. Fillh: We wish Mr. Kurz greal success in ob- laining his degree, Doclor ol Philosophy. in lhe School ol Lellers. A Sixlh: We hope lhal Miss Donohue has an- olher good G. O. Council lo assisl her in con- linuing her line work as G. O. Adviser. Sevenlh: We give and bequealh lo Mr. Vessa a box ol aspirin lo chase lhe headaches oblained lrom gradualing us. u Eighlh: We give and bequealh lo Mrs. Hark- ness The Cream ol lhe Crop ol Bayside 'High School sludenls lor her Senior Arisla. Ninlh: To lhe Sophomoresl We leave you -alone! Q u lr - Tenlh: We leavefHo'lhe peppy-inclined slu- denls How To Shag by Ronnie Broderick and Jil Legakis. f ln wilness whereol, we have hereunlo sub- milled our names and allixed our signalures. lhis second day ol February, nineleen hundred and lhirly-eighl. - Class Comediann CCCCCCCCCCCC CCCCCCC C CCOrmie I-lessler Hxuf-l-hen Senior Class ' ' ' Class Comedienne CCCC C Florence Amsler 99 Reqenls Parkway. 1C Class Poel CCCC CCCCCCCC C Ted Richards Shangri-La, Tibel, , . TWENTY-EIGHT JANUARY. mia , r- 3 0 J I 7. 5' ' 0 7 ,Qi 0 . N . . 1 1 M . l, if .1 f K g , f vi Q I f . I f V xx U ' t i 1' A ' ,, , 1 V I 'X - M 4 1 . i r l' 'K ' , 4 f , ! ' 9 1 H 9fXQ. J X.Q,,,,,9p,, PORTER 1' 3 -34:t5.n Pail, ', , Qi-12' X My-3 N, -E' ,Q ,' Ln-M ' M .' .'i'jEu.A' .- , - '1iw Q. 4m'59'Q u. .Wfgvil - ' -ur, ' L .. ' v'3v1,52:.' x . ' 4.2 ww ' ' ?' g. S5-57' 5 ?5Si3,y S133 N-r:1FifQ+a QEZSSSS? 'H 'V1?'ff2QL ' . ,-,gf 493'-' is . ., -. ' lggckxf 131. 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P N. , 3 U E ,yjxgkg FORTY-SIX JANUARY, I938 . . . Had a Wonderful Time lConTinued Trom Page 9l Nebraska or wherever she came Trom, To pick up a couple oT degrees she nearly overlooked. ATTer breakTasT everybody wenT horseback riding. His Royal Highness was up on lrish Rebellion, which nearly caused an lnTernaTional SiTuaTion. Tod and I sysTemaTically losT every- one buT The Frenchman. We had a marvelous Time unTil luncheon. MosT oT Them Took ThaT oTT The manTle, including The Prince, who was almosT posiTive he had been a Hussar or a Royal Cavaly- man once. Lunch over we all wenT To The The- aTre . . . aT leasT iT kepT Them guieT Tor a while. Dinner passed wiThouT any maior mishaps and was Tollowed by The usual workouT aT The bridge Table. We awakened The nexT morning To a Typical New England SabbaTh. The counTryside lying complacenTly under a nighT's Tall OT snow, and a perTecT blue sky . . . in The disTance, The genTle sound oT The bells oT ST. Gabriel's Chapel ringing clear across The sTill, whiTe hills. This sublime Teeling was immediaTely dispelled by a very unholy noise which wrecked The morning quieT NiTh iTs vague suggesTion oT Pagliacci under a shower. We could sTill hear The sTruggle oT naTure in The roar as we drove OTT To mass. The anTi-climax came when we arrived home and were Told ThaT The cook was ill wiTh The mis'ry . . . ThaT was noThing To whaT we had when Lora, The Russian acTress, and Dana broughT Their idea oT a breakTasT: TomaTo iuice, bleeny lpancakes wiTh sour cream and caviarl, weak coTTee ThaT TasTed like someThing you'd polish TurniTure wiTh, and Two kinds oT ToasT . .. black and burned! Class Prophecy lConTinued Trom Page 8l maTinee idols, William O'KeeTe and Howard An- derson. My! Times cerTainly have changed since Those good old school days. We have wiTh us The Tamous aviaTor, John DeBevoise, who is accompanied by Miss Gene Roundey, his able assisTanT. We didn'T geT back inTo circulaTion again unTil laTe in The aTTernoon when we wenT skiing on The mounTain in Lora's backyard, wiTh The ex- cepTion oT STew, who sTayed home and played The Danse Macabre all aTTernoon on The piano. We had a loT oT Tun and came home wiTh The ineviTable rosy cheeks and sniTTles. Elaine spenT mosT oT The evening in her room because she couldn'T very well be languorous wiTh a red nose and waTery eyes. The prince was also conTined To his room wiTh a musTard baTh and a game oT soliTaire while we played ping-pong and bridge, argued over French drama and TooTball. This was The beginning oT a beauTiTul Triendship. By midnighT we were ''unTil-deaTh-do-us-parT com- rades and no one seemed To mind Dana, who played The Blue Danube over and over on a sTray piccolo, or Elaine who Tinally showed down in a pair oT kelly green paiarnas and a purple Tlannel baTh robe. They even overlooked Lennox who spoke in a superior voice oT a number oT VanderbilTs as if he knew Them. Everybody was awTully happy Talking all aT once abouT Themselves, and were guiTe regreTTul when cur- Tew rang and They had To reTire Tor whaT was leTT oT The nighT. Monday-The day oT parTing-dawned, and The morning passed in a Trenzy OT breakTasT, packing and Touching Tarewells. We were near- ly laTe Tor The Train and iT was necessary To dash madly over The ConnecTicuT counTryside, nar- rowly missing several chickens and a cow which evidenTly didn'T realize ThaT The besT Thing abouT ConnecTicuT is The Train back To New York. Those personaliTy ladies, Miss DoroThy Marvin, Miss Helen Bradley, and Miss RuTh Shoninger, are coming in as The meeTing is abouT To begin. l do hope we succeed in securing an aThleTic Tield beTore Ten more years elapse lmaybe morel. JANUARY, I 938 FORTY-SEVEN CONGRATULATIONS TO THE JANUARY, I938 CLASS BAYSIDE HI-Y COUNCIL and CHAPTERS Phi Delfa Roy Kinsey James Legalcis l-lenry Muller Theodore Richards Alpha John Baas Ormond l-lessler Roberl Smilh Gamma John Millilcen Sigma Gamma Kappa Florence Amsrer Doroihy Barmonde Ronnie Broderick Doroihy Marvin Margarei Pallerson Joan Sarlori Doris Egues Grace Smilh Edna Sneeden Marie Sullivan Complimenls ol A FRIEND Tel. Independence 3-72 I8 BEN ADLER, Inc. Men's Furnishings 81 Work Clofhes We Ivlalch Panls To Your Coal or Vesl 37-OI Main Sl. Flushing lcor. Washinqlon Stl Tel. Bayside 9-7077 A N N A ' S HAIRDRESSING PARLOR Marcel Waving Hair Coloring-Manicuring Hair CuHing-Eye Brows Permanenl' Waving-Ends 53.50 38-25 Bell Boulevard, Bayside FIushing's Leading Children's Ou'rfi'Hers STERN'S Infancy +o I6 years 36-53 Main Slreel, Flushing Tel. Bayside 9-2236 MARY GARDEN DeIica+essen All Kinds of Delicious Sandwiches 4I-O7 Bell Avenue Bayside, N. Y. FRANCIS X. HATTON Funeral Direcfor Chapel 39-32 Bell Boulevard, Bayside Telephones Bayside 9-0744 Flushing 9-0775 Tel. Independence 3-7034 HELENE FROCKS Specializing in Junior Miss Sfyles 53.95 +o 56.95 G. O. Card-6 per cenf Discounl 36-29 Main Sl., Flushing, N. Y. Cornplimenls ol IRVING APANOF S+a'rioner 253-O4 Norlhern Blvd. Liflle Neck, N. Y. Tel. Bayside 9-6695-1269 THE MODERN SCHOOL FOR SECRETARIAL and BUSINESS TRAINING, Inc. SECRETARIAL 1: STENOGRAPI-IIC 1: PLACEMENT 480 Lexinqlon Ave. f46+h SLI New York Ciiy rl Select School for Young lfVnmen Tel. Flushing 9-5770-5790 F. S. NEILL, Inc. Lumber and Masons' Malerials Tel. Flushing 9-7875 BOULEVARD CONFECTIONERY I6l-20 Nor'H1ern Boulevard Lawrence S+. and Norlhern Boulevard Flushing' N. Y. FI I1' , N. Y. Us mg Henry Kuck, Proprietor Storm Sash and Rockwool InsuIa+ion Complimemis of RIALTO THEATRE Always a Good SI1ow Complimenls of TED KAYE'S KAVALIERS ISII1 Road, Whifeslone FOUNDED 1880 DWI ll ll APPROVED Complete, Registered HIGH SCHOOL Courses offered to boys in preparation for all Universities, Regents Examinations, West Point and Annapolis. Sound educational methods, an experienced faculty and small classes afford unusual opportunities for student progress. Supervised sports. Students are invited to consult with the Headmaster in planning for College Entrance. Spring, Summer and Fall Terms. Bulletin upon request. NEW YORK PREPARATORY SCHOOI1 Evening Division Intensive work Ooeduoationa '22 PARK AVE., Bet. 38th 8: 39th Sts., N. Y. C. Three Blocks Below Grand Central Telephone CAledonla 5-5541 L. 6. BALFGUR COMPANY ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS Leading Manufaclurer of Class Rings and Pins Commencemenl lnvilalions Diplomas Cups, Medals, Trophies Club Insignia . Maker of Senior Class Rings for Bayside H. S. Q W. G. Plorr, Represenlalive 49l9 2I7'rh STREET Bayside, L. l., N. Y. Tel. BAyside 9-3267 RegisIraI'ion 'For January ancI February now open SOCIAL SECURITY AND FEDERAL TAX COURSES TAUGHT THOROUGHLY IN OUR SECRETARIAL TRAINING. Choice of Five sq PRIVATE - EXECUTIVE SecreI'ariaI MEDICAL - LEGAL Courses I JOURNALISM SI-IORTI-IAND - TYPEWRITING - BOOKKEEPING COIVIPTOIVIETRY - B U S I N E S S MACHINES CIVIL SERVICE - SPEED D I CTATIO N -DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS- DRAKE GRADUATES FAVORED BY BUSINESS MEN OVER I5O PLACED DURING i937-BE PREPARED FOR I938 WRITE OR PHONE FOR SPECIAL BULLETIN DRAKE BUSINESS SCHOOL, Inc. GOLDEN EAGLE MARKET I69-IO 35+I1 Avenue, FIusIwinq TeI. FLusI'1ing 7-3772 AuII1orizecI Dealer BIRDS EYE FR OSTE D F0 0 D S ll5'U'kIAY'Olla -Qualify Meafs, PouI+ry and Fish- WE DELIVER ANYVVIHIERE WE GUARANTEE TO PLACE YOU IN A POSITION Plaza Business Schools, Inc. Crescen'I' Plaza Building Main and AmiTy STreeTs I Flushing L I Bridge Plaza, L. . , . . STillwell 4-35l0 Flushing 9-9I37 Bayside High School GraoluaTes consider Plaza Business School as THE School in which To maTriculaI'e for Their Secrefarial Courses. ATTer The splendid ToundaTion They have obTained in Bayside, They look To Plaza more and more each Term, To equip Them To Take Their places in The business world The Tollowing GraduaTes OT The Class oT June I937 regisTe-red Tor Their Secre- Tarial Courses aT The Plaza Business Schools: Special Summer SecreTarial Course Regular Course JudiTh Ellen Williams BerTha Klemowicz Anne Neilson Edi+h SobaTlca Josephine Homer Irene Fox Mary Hyde Helen Hansen RuTh Rosenberg DoroThy Kempler YOU WANT TRAINING and YOU WANT A POSITION Our TwenTy-Three years oT experience in Training Thousands OT sTudenTs gualiTies us TO TRAIN YOU AND PLACE YOU IN A POSITION. 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MANUFACTURING SPECIALISTS 7-9 Wesl 36+lw Slreel New Yorlc Jusl olll Fiffh Avenue Specialisfs in Choir Veslmenfs, Pulpil' Gowns Caps, Gowns, Hoods for All Degrees Oullillers lo over IOOO Scwools, Colleges, and Clmurcnes al 7 I ,f Z A, ?lf.0f-vwvtnmif C 1 f C'1 4,?'fm ' +w Lf pL..-Q fb a,4.,-A 1 J Wi' Xiflilf 'I P f A 1 44 Qlffffzfzfwafafb rx . ,fL- ff' 5' ' jf f pf'