Benjamin Franklin High School - Key Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1933 volume:

impressions ty THE KEY June 1933 Benjamin Franklin Junior-Senior High School Rochester, New York dedication The World’s Fair is the symbol of the progress achieved by men in ell fields during the lest forty years. Progress itself is perpetual! When the nebulas, the galaxies, and the universe were created, Progress then originated. Man is the child of Progress. Therefore, we, the class of June '33, dedicate our book to the Spirit of Progress. foreword The Chicago World s Fair of 1933 was chosen as the theme of our book, because it is contemporary to The Key. In future years, the fondest memories of Benjamin Franklin High School will be recalled by associating the date of our graduation with an event of world wide importance. Just as the Fair is the exposition of man’s past achieve- ments, may the class of June 33 be the fount of future s progress. standard bearer and custodian CRAK1.KK KINO OOKOTIIY COOK We shall with single purpose strive for strength in honor sought Alma Mater seniors class advisers r Miss Stewart ha? given unlimited service to our class. Besides holding the responsible position of class adviser, she has cooperated in formulating this book. We are grateful to Miss Stewart for what she has done. MISS FRANCES STEWART Mr. Chapell’s careful and diplomatic guid- ance in class affairs has been of great aid to us. He has given unreservedly his time and thought to our class and his enthusiasm has always stimulated our projects. M� ISAAC A. CHAPKI.L As our life at Franklin High School draws to a close, we wish to thank Miss Frances Stewart and Mr. Isaac A. Chapell for their sympathetic and careful guidance. We. the class of June '33. leave our class advisers to the under graduates, and hope that many may have the good fortune to come in contact with their inspiring in- fluence. 8 ass off icers RODIN. PAS V A NICK. THOMPSON, KARON The class of June 1933 has been fortunate in the selection of its class officers. Charles Thompson, our president, with his tact and understanding has been a real leader. He has never missed an opportunity to do his best for the good of the class. Sam Baron has been an excellent vice-president. We have appreciated his faithful work. Gertrude PasmanicK. our secretary, has worked with us for a year. She has successfully carried out the duties of her office in addition to valuable service rendered to the school as student chairman of the Organizations Committee, Mortimer Kudin, our social chairman, has done much toward making each social function a success. We have had three dances. The Yuletide Frolic. The Junior Prom, and a Mid-Winter Garden Party. We are greatly indebted to these officers who have served us so well and to them we wish to express our sincere thanks. Helen D. Abramowitz 10 Morris Street —And la, her twmr had. all th rest, Nation� ] Honor So.-iety 3. I: fn«r- ■ � f 1 ; (Irfuity I ; bat mol Foitni 4 I U«tor Gr idoation Jan. 33. 4; Baber •'Off r. f W' I WJ.H.S. U.ofR. Henry F. Adamski 181 Townsend Street The nor! of o fcHon tvt hko In gee. Always the mine m hofti heIt hr. Cnn Country 3: Wrrstline 4. St. Stanislaus St. Andrew's Seminary Edith L. Allen 81 Evergreen Street H Aj women no art the weaker k� X. Library Auiitnnl t WJ.H.S, Nnzareth College Irlnk Altman 152 Clifford Avenue Like I hr gun Shr mi i fen on nil. I.Ibmry A,«i� l� nl I ; 11, her (indu- «lion Jmii. ’3X • low'll I Stair 4 ; K SlnfT 4. WJ.H.S. Undecided Evelyn Anderson 2‘J0 Wilkins Street •• ltd f rorioHM, fhtxhiuy, i mu-oniH. A CapiH liaClMilr 2.4.4 : tit.. Club I KliliHh«|l 3. I, CVl BrnUt Term rinr 4. Carl flmbr I Inal Piny I Jan ‘ 8. IthttCIl School EnKt High of DniniutiCA HutNAitn [„ A N(HUSKY 81 Friedvrieli Park At way trying to tin turn bent. Ur'n ifiMii H ii ii'. denrietd rest. Ilurball 4. East H iuli K.B.I. BARBARA C. AM'SKtr.WtCJt 1 2 Warsaw Street A mo id to c receding! g fair Mnrh wisdom in hrr shore Business Irvin A. Anuszkikwicz 116 Dayton Street Alteays utririfig to do hit; brut; And rrrr ready to hr If) the rent. Cron Country .1. 1 East High Alliance Col lege Hildccard Appel 15 Flower Street A girl n nice and Meat; 1 disposition that' hunt tit beat. Ita.hrllialt 4. WJ.H.S, Mechanics Institute Richard F. Aquilina 87 Grape Street Hi good looks ami Min Hr ('an carry him for many u mite. East High Architectural School Drawing Lawrence Arcarkst 10 Almira Street lo t if row. what titan or trill, Larry will tackle it rith hi nkill. National !L nor SuriKy 4 ; Junt 2. 3. 4 |n fUhrltnr 4 ; Gin CUb 2; 'Plr«te� of Prninner' Z{ Cmititu tlonal Re Lfun I; gin deni� Onrunj ration Cnimuitter I WJ.H.S. U.ofR. Sam s. Atlas 66 Conkey Avenue Some are err ii ujuf not hand; Hot one in agt tn hear Sam. Orrhealra It Junto 2; S-x-eor 2; ! ■•. i.mII 2; Cron Country I. F'as� High Syracuse Univ. JwrPH K. Rani heri 0 Giunt Street What a muni ftweer i Ku-t High Syracuse L'niv. Cap.mki.a Bakurr 78 Fairbanks Street Cannon in a nhrimp, hot Hot a erab. WJ.H.S. 10 St. Stanislaus R B I. Edna Mac Bair; 18 Ael.irjnld Street -4� r you boredt tLR«r, Graduation J«n. ‘1.1, 4; UtRrr “Ogtrir «� 4; 1 aamur SUIT 2. 4 ; National Honor JWlrty I. WJ.H.S. U.nfR. Ruth M. Barnett 70 Vienna Street Rlltk l « star IH IfKMory tec find bard. U Babtlianl '' 4 : Pm 4: Na u n- mI Hunur Sorirty 3. 4: Senior Char, 4 ; Lo� t and Found I; ITikrr Graduation Jan. 'M’ Glw Clot ; Corridor Aide I, 4 So. 0 Cornell University Samuil A. Bakun 204 Sollinger Street Hidden fires often ray In their utrony silent men. RaaRrlball 2. 3, 4; 9uccar I . Ca%t Ojflft IM 4; Circulation Man- ager Ary 4. Cb� % Officer. Vice President 4 WJ.H.S. Carnegie Tech Albert C. Bartel 1082 Joseph Avenue There’s nothinu to feat When Al in near. Rand A, 4c Senior Qrchtilr 4 WJ.H.S. Mechanics Institute John Bantu k 1 1 Joiner Street Life in a strians mutter for me. Rut it� ipur with me trill ayiee. Swimminc £ A Ennt High Ondcpidnl Ivv Baxter 415 Avenue A Kou'li |� r a it'i'nnn' o' Ihr bine ff you tty to tame Hill aArriv. Student ' Onranii ti� n Committee S. J. IVWf Graduation Jan. ‘Mi (Fiber DfUrr its 4: Cnwmnl SUIT 4; Ary Staff 4; National Honor Sorirty . 4; SwiaJ Chair� man 4 W J.H.S. 17. of R. Marjorie F. Bouncer Point Pleasant She ratten hot trr to the tet ri of thr tjiids. Junto 3, 3: 8A«rthnnil Award 3; Kwimmiar 2. 4. 4; Grm Leader 4. Commercial H..bot fcmrty 4 ; IJ-hrr Offtrrt Sir' 4 Ptirund Eastman School Bustnv « Viola J. Bernard II Ward Street Hollywood him Dorothy Wilson; F ton 1.1 in ho Viola Hrrnurd, lti. lrtliM l 4 East High Mechanics Institute Erwin Bkkn.stf.in 2d Northeast Avenue Mr, my self, anil I. West High If. of Butfnln Irving Bernstein 56 Sullivan Street It won’t xi to hr lacotrjr When this lad yets histrionic. Cant III 4. Junta 2. Na� Ibmal Honar 8«w� e« I. Ha� k tball I . Cunatitutkmul Revision Com� milter 4 W.J.H.S. Univ. of Illinois Jkanetie Bernstein 51 Bismark Terrace Jolly and yuy— IIV like her that nay. (tire Chib � . 2; ■� � ' 21 C'« Award X: Deputy 4. I.llirary HH|.rr � . -I; C' mrnr i ial Honor Sorw-ty 4, I; I re «lent 4 : National Hi� n.«r S'� . rirlf 4; IMwr •tifkee Ul 4. No. 8 Albany Slate Teachers’ College Marvin Bernstein 175 Ton key Avenue Foil of pep and etm He’ll aster fail to U � � . Or. Rr.tra I 2: Library Hrl|irr 2, 3 , tViM«r AMt I No. 8 Undecided pDROTHY M. BERTRAM 688 Joseph Avenue Jolly and Lind — They’re hard In find. Our I.ady � f Perpetual Help Business RCUHIN BlTKNSXY 88 O. K. Terrace Reproofs don't impress him. Teacher can't sitypi css him. Nd'Imiii! Unitor SorHy X: ■ BeMIUrd. I. At a Stuff t WJ.H.S. U of R. 11 Judith Block liy Sellinger Street A ehaiminy i irl with winning ways. Gym Uwlfr Jr Library Helper 4; U� ber Croduatto Jan. Mr W.J.H.S. Mt. Siani Hospital Herman Bloom hew. 85 Herman Street T� he nvnchnlunt must hr tun Ask Herman hnio it’� done. W.J.H.S. U.ofK. Dorothy M. Boehm 112 Arbutus Street Quick iit wit, quirk in fun. First iv the heartn of every- utir. Swimminir t. I; Shorthand A kr4 1 St. Andrcw'n Business Kuw in p. Bokkkr 82 Aurora Street Not err if short, not very tall; WilUnq fn anxwrr oar every cull. W ratline 2. 1. I ffoeeaw 2, , 4 W -i.H s. ICS Ida I). B0LK061A 5.4 Vienna St n et lit I nloiv Hior «perch Veii� n keen analytical mind. I.iLrnr Hrlprr 2. t. Shorthand � HOt ( No.lt Brockport Normal William J. Borate •3 Ti'wriwnd St. Napolton mi� mu plant. CW Club 2. t. W.J.H.S. Cornell Elizabeth K. Bokyszkivski 21 Bradford Street Hor Muienty— Elizabeth, the (iirat. IU.krtl.ali CklO.ui 1. Lnal act E'ound I. Corridor A Mr 4; K«nMr Savlkn KUItur. A«w 4; l!� h� r Gmla. atwm Jan Ml: +% llaluflard I; Swimminr t; Junto 1, 4; Natiimal Honor Sa-lrty I. 4; Vlc -Prn«i«U4it 4 No. 2d or ml I Florence Boss in 50 Marin Street Lovely, sincere, and tall, Florence in liked hy all. Shorthand Award 3. W.J.H.S Undecided IsAiHiRF. Boyarsky 98 Rnuber Street I:;it ha� a way With the ladies. W.J.H.S. Cornell Harry D. Bhay 185 Hudson Avenue Thr have proven you to he Most popular of the class of I.t. Juno. 2. 4: Cta � Officer. Crr� . Si S«K f 3, 4: SrtkKil OffWr. Vice- Frra. 4; SrEia.1 OOW-rr. PrrM.I.nt 4: National H-iwi 4; Earca- tiva Council 4. WJ.H.S. U.ofK. Catherine Breton 20� ; Rauher Street ftewtire home roam absents! Cntheriur’s on your trait. C««rrk4� r Aid� 4 W.J.H.S. Business Gkorgi W. Brighton 69 Cutler Street tJem ye hit ,t motto; Brighton the evaer where yon tire. Comm t 5 la If 4. A«w Staff I Buffalo Hr mxville Colkpe Hi tii Browning 3 Mitchell Street II aids m t nicer I music ll'Aoi Ruth speokl. ria« OflLrf . I.itirary Ctnh 4; National Honor 8e i ty 4 St. Cloud. Florida Florida State College Anthony J. Bur no 4X Nurthview Terrace Compared to Tang, Fluto Is firnt a raid pot o to. Ilrlryalr I Gant High U.ofR. 12 Robert Bvccione 37 Furlong Street 5� o fA � e yon are mg cnufie home. Ib� d I; Choral Clot I. Counjwf Stiff 31 Stiver t'rrw 4. East High Univ. of Mich. Helen J. Bctrim 1124 North Street A look from her ami non'II hr Enchanted a if hr Circe. f.lrr Club 3. Holy Keedemcr Undecided Angelo L. Cala 231 Rohr Street At the hut hr’� pretty strong; In clank hr’� seldom wrong. Dit'tt«ll L East High Undecided Rose M. Cau erai.a 150 Roycruft Drive Small, dark, and eery scriniis, A wistfulnc � that in mys- terious. Lr� BabilUrtl I; Swimmloe 2. W.J.H.S. Undecided Louise Camiola H 25 Clifford Avenue Tha gnu t conscientious worker i$ hound to anc- eeed. L’ hrr Graduation J� � . ‘33 W.J.H.S. Businm Jacob iammarata 47 Lowell Street One thing Jacob never locks In rhythm, when he play� the 90 x. Hand 2. 9. 4; Orcb. .lr� 2; Uter- hiuh Band 3, I. WJ.H.S. CORINK t . Ca MPA NELLI ilO Brook haven Terrace Pint find ah ret A girl that gnu would likr to meet. Jtail 'thnir 3. A Swimmir t. 9. East High R.B.I. Stephen A. Caramia 211 Clair mount Street Strve is a long, tall lad; A’ice and Quiet and nerer sod. W J.H.S. Oswvgo Normal Pearl D. Carpenter 105 Rustic Street Diamond are flashy. But this is Komi peart. St. Andrew � Business Joseph J. Carrol 142 Dunum Street Begone dull care! When Joe in ncar. CUt Club 2 ; A Can 11� Chair 2. t. 4. K v Staff 4; Cmnd Stall I. 4 WJ.H.S. Undecided Mart J. Casalk 1 « 6-1 N Goodman Street How ran one per Aon Knn i' mi innrh French Frc� i«h Honor Soflrly I ; National Honor Sorirly I; Junto II; Short- hand Award ; Deputy 4 ; Supply Mor� 3. East High R.B.I. A MEXICO J. CERASANI 191 Lewis Street Never refs nor neverworries America never never hurries. Urchnlr� I. 2, . 4 East High Undecided Margaret A. Chadwick 80 Worthington Road If i a Marge's dr a ire to Ur Ail artist in yog old Parer. Junto X; Deputy 3 s Cnunml Staff Ij Uahar t f irrr «• 4. East High Mechanic Institute Ruben Ciiaiken 10 Nassau Street One's thoughts muni awaken W'hm hri is noth Chniken. Junto 2. 3 East High Undecided 13 Undecided Myron C hajchuk 204 Townsend Stm Ahntijrt irilliny to do his part He' won u place in every heart. Shorthand Award .t, WJ.H.S. Undorided Helen L. Chklkis 17ft RoycrOft Drive Thi kind of girl w admire, A friend of whom yon netor tire. (tlw Club 2; Shorthand Award 2. WJ.H.S. Undecided Anne M. Cmezewski 132 Mitchell Street A eery ambition girl. Library 2, 4; «'orrldor Aul 4; Shorthand Award I WJ.H.S. Business Robert L. Christ fin Rerjuo Street Rob' an awfully met hoy; Ttaehrrs' and pujiH� ’ greatest Cti ub I. 2; Wreatlinir I No. 8 Undecided Marcarktte J. Cimino 36 Ward Street Starh in sports and dram a fi- ctitious. What an naanHut combina- tion lUikrtl.all 8. 4; I. Honor IU 4ct- ImII Tram 4 East High Undechied .losti’ii 1 Cioeki 470 Clifford Avenue IIis work is n nu fM dam on time; HrV nrrrr late or a dun be- hind. L« BabiUanU I. E«st High Ctiiv. of Pitts. Frank S. Com� ; 1844 Clifford Avenue low nerer see him stark U7o n he's oil tin track. Wrrallinr 4: Cm Country l Tr«r4 a. Emst High Undecided Isamtrk J. Cohen 71 Lincoln Street Chief af Comant Circulation Hits work deuceitk oio admi- ration. Juni . 2, .1; Cvmant Staff 4 WJ.H.S. Oswego Normal JosEru A. Colton la k 1K1 Dornan Street A studious hoy, it would s«hi. AI mu yam our catcetu. National Honor Jwwiaty 4; Com- marcui Honor Suririy i WJ.H.S. Undecided Mary Coi.ucci 1820 Clifford Avenue She is small of stature, It at bitt of mind. No. 25 Business Dorothy Cook 45 N'� rthe;ist Avenue Intelligence and charming ways Have iron hn much praise. Library Helper 2. S. � ; Junto 2. H ad U«h r Graduation Jan t1 ; National Hr rv r Society I . 8ecrrtar of th - Srh.J 4 ! Guardian of thr Elay 4: K eoitiv« Council 4. Jefferson Junior U.ofR. Antoinette M. Costa 25 Rhine Street Do yon rimembti mef Library A« tiiani 2, II, i W.J.H.S. Business June E. Covey •II Cutler Street Shi ha� a personality That rintiU hrr ait (lilt a. !l««kril.nll ‘2, .1, � ; I.o� l and round 2. A. I . Uslitff Grudiintli.n Jan. 'Xt i CWaal Suit 4. East High School of Commerce Pai'L Creek ,'{ Soliioki Street From thi gal v MW always hear— Paul is noth a drai Aquinas Undecided 14 Rose N. Cmscuolo I Sehuuuutn Street Virtue without pretention . I-N KaMIlnrd’ I WJ.H.S. U. of R. James R. Cmxnalk 40 Cumnmi ;• Street Jim it a sport ami o (tie ml, Olir whom tVI oil ,'firm tin od. Swimming 5. I. «; J,.nu. I{ Ttmek I l « llahlUird « Eufct HiRh Mechanic� Institute Edmund J. Cudzilo 11 5 human Street Teacher think hem n quiet child. To the student he isn't so mild. Tr� fV Tram J, � , |i«.«-riall I. K t Staff 4 Enst Hiph U. of Alubamu Emil T. Czerkas 43 Manchester Street So Interested in hi shop Competitor will hare to hop. Crr.%% Country ®, 4- W.J.H.S. Military A Vint ion Anne Pani.yshvn 53 Nassau Street An nil round pit! us anyone te vs, From her tint of activities. Nalkma! lli n� r S'xicty 4 : Commer- cial Honor S wirty II, t; Social Chairman 4; CurrMvr Anlt .1, 4. Shorthand Award 3, 4 Kr« Staff I: U«hcr Graduttiun Jan '83. Libnry lfrJp«r 4; Finance Committee • Bonk Store X « No. 1� Gretrtr College Joseph P. Hanna 70 Trust Street A fellow worthwhile— Jr thr fellow who'll •unit. Track t. 4. WJ.H.S. Univ. of Buffalo Marvin L. Davis 823 Clinton Avenue Though solemn nod Hiaie tift ft often become so reo -tic. Junto 4. National Honor S � � rtjr 4 C«matiCution«l RrvHkm Commit. tea 4 ; fkwial EcUfl � Seminar 4 fl 'll tf.ol K George A. Delletave 6t‘2 Broad Street This thy and quiet lad •Vcro mo lest thr 'nrchtrntwd. WJ.H.S, Univ. of Buffalo Gordon J. UeLorm 154 ('lairmount Street ) rut'll « it kc« tins fellow frown Xnthnty will ever keep hi to •town. Junto 3; Corralur Aide 4; Ba.r- UII «. I WJ.H.S. Oswego Nurmal Josephine A. Dk Stefanis 31 2 Norton Street Jve briny m a moil, with he, wit She ho u joke thut'll nhi'ous tit. Junto i: Cnummt Staff t. 4 Na- tional H.-nor Society 4: (luiridiT Aide i. WJ.H.S. U ndeeided Chari.es m. De Wilde 1127 Lincoln Street ('harlen He IVi’jie, Sot Chart Hr H'ilde. Commercial Honor Sorirty .4. 4; Vlca-Pf akl nt t: National Honor Suckty 4. 1; Junto 2. 4. 4; Eurru ti� Council 4 ; Supply Store 2. 3, 4 ; Shorthand Award .1 W.J.H.S. Undecided David l. Diamond 141 Saranac Street Like unto K raster! Orrhr-tra I, 2. 3. 4. I J- Itahillarda 5; Cu ,0� t Staff t. W.J.H.S. Eastman School of Music Eleanor K. Dirt 152 Wilkins Street That smile lik• sunshine dart Into tnuuy n sunless heurt. |l l� cr OnMluatton Jan. Ml; Library At«i tanl 3. 4; Swimminv X Charlotte High Undecided Anthony ImMuro 12! U Norton Street A sie,my silent chap W.J.H.S. 15 IT ndeeided Harold 0. Dinarukg I Payne Street He'll (eam discernible font- xtcptl In flu• Knnds of lime. IlMkttUtli 3. I. WJ.H.S. N.Y.Unir. Eugene V. L� i Pietro ir,45 Norton Street Croe’s ft finl. (itue's sm« , dene's soiilt bent them all. Hu oiltrr 3; r� «l«« t« I. 3. 3, 4: A C� iwlU I, 4; WrrMlirir t. 3; Tr� .-k 3: Cai f«ih I; Cf� « C-Hintry W M|[«t X : Ckrtrlfwlrr 3, I. Suit Oi%t T etr- 4; Clt Ct jK 2 East High U.ofR. Robert Dorbfrtin 131m Norton Street H'� 7A red hair nod height Our never corrs to right. Con nil SUIT I; Fir S ]tiai! 4. East High Syracuse School of Forestry Sophie tKuconnr 178 Baden Street She's north her weight in gold. G� CF� I £. A CaiarlU 2. 3. I. Durrtr 3. 4; SkuriUnd A� «r4 £ No. 9 Undecided Martha In husky 16 Gorham Street IIonett, good, ond true, That’ the i� ng uv like goo. r.tr n«i. t. « a C � p IU 4. WJ.H.S. Brock port Normal Frank S. Diiminowski I lot North Street Hi' tall, nod h ’s dark; Hi ’ plranant mid smart, CroM Counttj I. Eftut High Mechanic Institute Julia G. Edklrtt.in 4 Athens Street So that � thr library aiti ac- tion! Library Able 2.1. « ; CoxrUmt Aid 4 Michigan Both Israel City Hospital Clarence A. EmtME 68 Grafton Street A baseball pitcher Clarence m; 1 nd a� a player, he’s n whir. Ha-rhjl. 2. 3. 4; Soeeer 4; Traffic Sf i d 4. Junto S. East High West Point Mary A. Egan 20 Hauber Street HA a shall we meet thre again f Swimmies Le—ter 8. WJ.H.S. Harper School H akhi .d C. C 1C HEN 814 North Street All the unirld known He just one of those gigolos. Orfhntf £, 3, 4; Junto i. 4; Wmthnir 3. Claa OfKnrr 3. W.J.H.S. Eastman School of Music Helen E. Eisf.le 681 Conkey Avenue Such n charming creature Hone more amiable oi merter. OrrxtK A � rd 4. Nazareth Academy Undecided Rose Errot.iTo •119 Fern wood Avenue Kind and clever III nr—nner. RuktlUB l WJ.H.S. Normal School Milton M. Epstein 161� Hollenbeck Street 1 very induntrioue Ind HA , in never firm tool. WJ.H.S. Undecided Sylvia K. Fairisoit C4 Baden Street Sheer is trot to kei mime. She stick to friend or to game. SW-oOi nd Awartl 4! IU.hr IWU t. 4: Swiftvtonc 2. 2. 1. Ea«t High R.B.I, it; Frank J. Fa hint. 32 Turpin Street • «e� � skips ir class; Hr ii I it'll f K has n fmss. Traffic ftquad l. Madison Junior Undecided Walter Fai.kndysh 956 Joseph Avenue Her tv one who yets retails. For hi kilnwa him' In fry. East Hitch Undecided Benjamin Falkuff UMl Weeger Street What is wind.' Xo matter. What in matter} Sever mind. Rand un.l Orfhr lr� I. 2, 9, -4; Inirr-Hurh Hard 2. a. i. GDw Cloh 2. I. A Capiwlla % WJ.H.S. U.ofR. Harriet E. Fautm 38 Cutler Street Prmficit ill and burn Is this tail missy. C wr Out� I : Shorthand Aw.nl 4 East High R.B.I. Peter M. Fdyk 113 Wcyl Street Teurhem know when Peter vein The Molding i� « F—He wms, WJ.H.S Research Engineering ANNETTE R. FeINBERC 160.1 St. Paul Street .4 fight « iirly-hairnl girl Who arts everybody aivhirl. East High School of Commerce Saha A. Ferraro 1387 Norton Street It's (hr little thing in life that coant. Junto S, . ; SwinmiBK 2 , Ha«krt- liall 3. 1. I; Lm IlatillUnli |. Na- tional Honor 8 kM 4 . Staff fjfi- •••r US 4. IJ.hwr Cr� .1u� t4mi Jan. 3«; Gym I radrr A, 4 Enat High U. of R. Morris C. Kink 430 Joseph Avenue Yin I ran'! kee 1 it good moo down. P-K-vrr J, 4: Track 4. W.J.H..S U. of Illinois John J. Fiorei.la 880 North Street His success in life is assured. Juntu 2. 3. East High Syracuse Univ. Augusta L. Fitelson •f 44 Clifford Avenue True modesty is a virtue vet • few possess. Ln HaMllard 0. 4. WJ.H.S. Undecided Henry FuOG Point Pleasant Thin bashful man is thi rea- son R'owrM pie ft i blondes this season, h v Staff 4. East High Anoapulix Martha Fortuna 30 Ciiba Place Charm in a ami rhir. fOv.rthnnd Award a. L'akcr Gradu- ation Jan 1 WJ.H.S. School of Commereo Lim.ian J. Freedman 12 Murris Street Who ran iriist In r smile Shnrtliund Award 3. X. No. I Mechanics Institute Mary Furdyn 188 Ormond Street Mai y's always on her tars Sttyiny hello” to those the knows. WJ.H.S. Business 17 CONCXTTA GaTTO 30 Alphonse Street Even if I am quite small. Catto he it friend to nil. • Club ‘1; Sh.rihat.il Award .1; a Cm|.{«-:u i W.J.H.S. Business Maude A. Gaudy 112 Ijowvll Street For modriiI Mum!.' A misnomer in Candy. W.J.H.8. Undecided Elmer H. Gent 60 Wilkins Street His curlK hair and height smile Mndt mn like him all the while. Hew stair ( WJ.H.S. .M'H'hnnics Institute Evelyn Geshen 80 Clifford Avenue A trtm, fir it mile Just tor in' to gn. Il fiulf I Kast Ilifth Undecided Ei.ver K. CMELIN � ■•0 Dickinson Stnvi I happy l,oy in hi AI ten j . t when Iu ihoaldll’t hi Dceuljr - t. I CKaitnm,, , W.J.H.S. College Haskell C. Goldman 225 Norton Street He’ll keep its on the q dd standard. TWKri Manmrrr CtoM Lm« ( WJ.H.S. UijJv. of Mich. Markin' V. Goijiman 821 Joseph Avenue rhe uoild o'er yon ran ,n,t find .•I kinder In ml, n mnrr up- right mind. Jnnl i; C� n. t.� «.Wr 4; Ulhir Graduation J«n 'U: Stu-lraU' Or. nnisat � li Committor .1. I. W.J.H.S. U. of R. YETTA trill.DMA.V 195 Sellinger Street Intelligent and efficient A gold too man. NklUntl Hon� r .Vie� t; Ci—rm t Staff 4: tt.hrr Graduation Jan '4J : Juni� R; Shorthand Award I East High U.ofR. Minnie Goumstein 317 Con key Avenue A fra friend. Library iWifr 4 High Genefteo Normal Sol Gottfried 61 Herman Street Out heart melt like noj When Sol hlaii's his mix. A « v Staff I Jwntu . lUm.l . X. 4 • Student� Onranwalion Commit lav « ; Ca.l “U0,r+r esc 4 No. 8 R.B.I. Martha c. Got i n � 32 St. Paul Street A sense of humor, o good Mititf, .1 cello player—what n find! Ore h.«tra I. 2. 1. 4 . Glee Clnh 1.2: A C •� 11-11« 2; I laid narda t. |� . r-Hi«h m.he.tra .«. I. Maikrtha'I wj.n.s Joseph i ne M. Grillo 102 Miller Street Suer I mid srlf-fnisscssed— I'alike all fht rest. Gym iMilrr i; Clmra! Cluh I EftKf High Buxine. Edward Groezewski 35 Wakefield Street ■ mm niir ilt'hfunr F.d doesn't lane a lime, V, • •• Corridor AW 4; NatUaal Honor Burirty I SL Staniitluiiit College Fkeii Guariua 4� 4 Central Park We all agree that hi is short, lint don't ttorrjf, he's n s mrt. Tratk 4 W.J.H.S. Mechanic Institute 1H Raymond W. Habkkbosch 112 Rtraber Street Toll, handrome, iinet strong, Alnnys right and nrrcr � cr«M0. Snrm J. a. I, CmI “Ojl «r «r . W.J.H.S. Univ. of Mich. Pearl Hamburg 1 4� Cuba Place Pea i in are rxvensier. But this Prart i� ;uirrlrss. I.ll r«ry A� d«- 4 . SKirth� nd Award 4. No. t Business Mary D. Havrilok G3 Nassau Street Why wit I yon ut it ii ff v he gag Whrn others don't feet that way? Roch School Mechanics for Deaf Institute Karl E. Hawes 59 Bel I wood Place Karl i an artist, that we know Cun draw music from unu l iuHfl. A Capiwll 4. East Hik'h Kastman School of Music Grace N. Hayfs 107 Mt. Vernon Avenue Full Of mischief, lull of fun, Yet, the friend of everyone. East High Undecided Ruth S. Heim 1G1 Norton Street l orki in sports; Sports is work. Manager HuArMMt Tovroarnfot 5. 4 Swim non 3: Him� r KMrttall Tnm 3, I No. 8 Undecided Nathan A Hoismcnuoiken 31 Henry Street yfattin never talks aloud He'll fit in nay crowd. Wrr'lmr 2. «4. WJ.H.S. Cornell Rlth M. Hoefek 34 Requa Street Why not give this girl o hand She's our of the fairest in the land. Gle Club 4. 4; Suimmln I. l'«h� r Cnul'm'iir Jan. ' 3 Nazareth Academy K B.I. Grant J. Holland Point Pleasant Wonderfully sugachms For a young mmn. Deputy 4 W.J.H.S. Buffalo State Teachers' Colleire Charles Hollander 15 Gorham Street f i'i a oi mind nod full of pluck Is w at constitutes our Chuck. Jynt • 2 4. Ca r t Staff i, Stu ilrnu' Oryaeiulion C«nimlto 1; h� n suff 4: c� t urtfff � tr' i W.J.H.S. Undecided Harvey J. Hopkins 75 Keeler Street 117?mi their ore hundreds to hr hod. Sitting next to Harvey isn't had. WJ.H.S. Business Ann a belle Hurwitx 447 Joseph Avenue Hr ijuiet and self contained! Peace in list hr maintninrd. Shorthand Award i; Swimming • W.J.H.S. Business Louis J. Jablonrki 116 Durnan Street fin knout his three It's, Higglin', Ronnin', nod Hass- lin'. W.J.H.S. Undecided Beatrice E. Jacobs 70 Purdee Street Her charming tmilr Makes life woith while. J unto 8; Com r a t Staff 3; U� h r Graduation Junr ’� 2; Loot and Found .1, WJ.H.S. Mechanics Institute 19 Clifford A. Jennings 5 Stunt Street lloi my mtrk look nndutatur Cl‘ff ahmtld be (i Wfvif nrtor. Ita.rlutlt I ; S. ever 1. East High Mechanics Institute Ursula R. Johnson 139 Randolph Street Above (hr common rtight of Hast High Howard Univ. Jl'lia F. Jurizelakis 1! Berlin Street Dimples, blot rjrrs nil of ttwr Sii rrtr. f girl you rvrr mw, JmMo 2; SKrtbanH Aw.nl 2. 3; Nut .. 1(11 Honor Si-Xl.t,' | : Com- •«•rrlul H«Mr Sorlcty (. WJ.H.S, Buffalo Normal Lillie F. Kakstfk 20 Lanjc Street A ice, eh i n, bright Altogether—� « tight. Sunc.lv XU.r. I 1. «, KH..Hh«.,4 Award 3; C.,n.mcrvMl Hnn.tr So. rirtt � . Natl...• H.iw.r xiri ( J-H.S. Busmen Samuel Kaelan 152 Ranter Street It begun to oniric tarty A sueres he’ll h, surely. East Ili ;h Undecided Samuel A Karthkfsky 50 Tn-nuimin Street Fat anythtng in « bit Hi or mm it'tiy Jnnf refer to Samuel A I)r.-fcr� l fa 2. I; ll.. .1 «, I) ; WraaUlnr S: iunu. 4, r„ M.IT 3, 4. Ilu.lkrf II.Mfif w I I’liMlrlly MlHIir Cla«a i'.rtlr. W.J.H.S. Cornell Irene M. Katoka 24 Iii.minrk Terrace Vo net It 19 the spirt of life. Shorthand Aw.nl A; Corrid.r A Me 4; Kati. nal llon..r ftMiriy 4. AYv Start 4 W.J.ILS. Travel Kl.MF.lt J. KELLER 108 Strong Street No not nittf Cat wire put to nhauu IFArrt our Elmer entered the go ms. Trnrk Tram 2. 9. t. Monoeer S. immimt T rn 4; Start ‘Xffiree ft ” I: Air Stuff 4. fwoul Start 4 ; C� rrMivr Aida ; Cheerleader 4 ; Starr Crew 4 No. 8 School V. of R. Clara C. Kent 81 Martin Street Site u re in gulden. I'm nut u tuilliounnr. Shorthand A.«nl 4 WJ.H.S. Highland H. p. Sylvia If Kkksiiknbacm 471 Hollenbeck Street .1 MIAOU why buoiht'AB iM ftleouure. (ike l luh 2 . A C K U 2. 3; Short, hint AnH I: (Y.inmrr.-ml Hinmi eWy 4. National lli-nor Society 4 WJ.H.S. Busiiiev Dorothy Kienkr 111 Huntington Park Pot Wiltchf� the World go by IP if A ut n i (I frown nor ti sigh, Sh itl.ar.ll Award I WJ.H.S, BuitincM (hari.es King 184 ’. St. Paul Street A brilliant and industrious niON Chuck ultonyu Irtulm a helping hood. Chr Clwlr 2; A a|-|..U.. 4. S««-ia| S.o-a.« l.tl.rary . 3. 4; Natural lt� iMir Swirly 4. Standard Hrarrr i( Ma� r Craw I, 4 Start ’'Slop Tb tm. 8U« Ofieri rtf 4 No.« IT. «f R. Reginald W. Rutcsmikv 35 Bedford Street .on like to chat in study hall, tut thru, don’t u f altf 1 OnhnlVN � . 2; InUr. Hirh I U(ui I. •; I. I..r ||«|, |� .,hr«- •r« I, t hunt High Mechanic� Institute Anne M. Kissel 4 Lmighnni Street ll o tt thee m baskftball The it if. h’itutil! IU.latl.all 1, 4 Perry High 20 Mechanic I (intitule RnREltT J. KLEIECEN 187$ X. Clinton Avc. ir y lake life no ntudanoly? You'll never out lire it. Madison Junior U. of R. Stanley p Klimassewski 78 Wcyl Street Reuben' O. K., Win Dyke’� hoT find. Rut KUmq z w ki! Kgnd! Comtn-t SUIT I: Mmt'l 1, S. 1, i; Orrhevlra 1. 2. 3. 4, A'� y SuJ 4. W.J.H.S. Pratt Institute Leo H. Klingcl 21 Princeton Street Quiet, Leo may be. Hut hi- ho capability. Sotm 17 CImm Olt«« rr 1; Ma� c4.al 1 ; Track 1 ; Suerrr S John Marshall Georgetown University Mildred Klopinski 1140 Avenae J A matt noise it better Thun a big echo. J onto 2. 8. 4. W.J.H.S. Undecided William E. Kocunllin 004 Norton Street A o n e of humor and ci tmile Keep Bill nlway� in style. JuaU I. W.J.H.S. Mechanics Edward J. Kovas 131 Wecger Street He' u 11 liked about the school Don’t give up, to k'ddic' rule� Tear I, 1. 4 : I n— Country 4. Eust High Undecided Fannie Kovinsky 44 Martin Street There's no greater joy. I bet, Than throwing a bolt over the net. W J.H.S. ILB.L Helen m. Kozicki 51 Agnes Street Silence in golden. Captain !la� krtl all 3. Awinl 2. Short band 2. St. Stanislaus Undecided IIY Kka.mkk 7 Thomas Street Can ire have fan with Hu' Il'tfA hunter never feel loir Sower 4. W .J. H .S. U. of Sout horn California Fred B. Kkavktz 58 Trenaman Street How feminine hunt palpi- tat� When Km vet: pannes by. Or.ke.tra 2. 4, 4. lUnd 2. . 4; Intrr-Htirli Or.bertra, 2. 3. 4; In- trr H.ph Baud 2. •� . 4. Ticket Man. a«cr Cla� � Fame 3. 4 ; AVp Staff 4 : Cart 'Otfue� €$$ 4. WJ.H.S, Univ. ofMich. Lillian Kravktz 200 Sellingcr Street Sometimes net an' think. Of he i time I ju it net. Other (imdvatiun J� � � ‘M, 4: C'nur- aaf Staff 4: Deputy 4: Typewrit.r w Ananl 2; .Slivribinil Award 2. WJ.H.S. U.ofR. Editii F. Krovctz 52 Buchan Park An indr prudent woman. Cke Cluh I. 2. 3; A Cairpella «: Typnur Awanl 2; Swimming 2. East High Columbia Univ. William Klchmy 24 Xns«iu Street Give me hinder problems. I'm not nfraid of them. No. 9 Undecided Mary A. Kcch.mey 8 HoelUer Street Jolly, blithe, and gay— Sheet get along in every way. Junto 2; Shorthand Award J; Li- brary Aide 4; Corridor Aide 4. WJ.H.S. Mechanics Institute 21 Walter W- Kuhn 1070 Clifford Avonae It'll und A amor make thing f ighler. irai(’n jokt s milk tit them brighter. unto 2. K' V SufT i Aquinas Institute Undecided Nicholas Ki’lik 23 Ludwig Park lint A � m' Can ok frwow me HfVfli' I mu, nale I till ynH f tlrrhmtra 3. II. 1. Intcr-llijrh Or- rhntra 2. '•!. Nateoul Honor So- ciety 3. 4, Constitution ! Rrvl� tn Commit lev I W.J.H.S. Undecided Olga .1. Kwiatkowska 1310 Norton Street r ir fluah that Jiufn nrnJ to foil) . Vha‘,% thr utoft .V« our hot Olie. Typinir Award 3: Library Aide 2: lt.t� kri!i� )l Manager :i. I. Swimming . . I. BoWDudl 4; II hcr Gradu- •tk� n Jan. '33. Uahrr “Offtrrr Kit ' i Cjrm l- ad r S, I; Ant Staff 4 Nazareth Ithaca School of Academy Physical Edu. Sopiiik I). Kyxvnko 3 8ei� ie Place Good-tuft nrrd. kind, anil true. Along (joy lid in iff him Typewriting A .w r l t WJ.11,8. Undecided Lois M. I.Aim ! 2 Strong Street S« rimer, mo preciHV, Sn very, very in. Kwimmlngl.t; Ha� V tb� IIOm lnili Eant High Mechanica Institute Sai.i.v A. Lambert '.ill Selliniter Street Though Venutt loan thr rare. Sully srts ii fa trr i ict. Library Aide 2. Jt. i W.J.H.S. Undecided Louise B, Last.ford 360 Ellison Strict Hayly -hr fffit i Arr way Among m do if In day Junto J. East HIkH Hampton ln t. -------------------------□ Saks A. Lankakams 36 Oakman Street Sure is liitj in mOn «� ( thou our. Truck Train 2. -4. Deputy « WJ.H.S. U.nfR. Frank S. LaScala 233 Hoyenrft Drive The ihythm king! East High U. of Southern California Daniel F. Lehr 224 Mohawk Street liauh til, ifuiet, and hg. Hr' «i yreTty nice guy. Socrer i WJ.H.S. Undecided Louise E. Leone 148 Seventh Street An artist of tout . Hot enviable in nporf . tiler Club 2; Basketball 2. 3, I; Swimming 3; Arp Staff I. Drputy 4 No. 25 Brock port Normal Sarah LeVecciiio 83 Lincoln Street Sh ho her Mhttrr of iMtrllrrt rare. 8ouk Star 3; Junto t. Short- hand A aril 3; National Honor S - d l 3, I. L'trfinnrrriil Hmw S - clrty 4; Kry Staff 4; U� hrr Gradu- al k n Jan '31: Currithr Aid ; 8li|dmu' Oncaniratn.fi (VnimiHw I WJ.H.S. Buaineaa Alice H. Levine 58 Cleveland Street That School tin I Complexion. tilt1 ’ I 'lab 2. t; A Caprlla Chntr X. � ; «frhu.lt� I, 2. a. I; lnt«-r-Hitch tir.'kmtra 4; Student. Onranixatlon O-immltte� 4. U.her Jan. a|; Uahtr tHfi trr HI 4; Cnaraaf Staff k WJ.H.S. Cornell Minnie M. Levitz 12 Grant Street Kind, tally, n ml guy With many •mile to pier away. lla.1t U || 4 WJ.H.S. Mechanic Institute 22 Lillian M. Lii-umi 755� North Strttrt Confident mu nr ft reliahle, In temper, kv in pliable. Sh.irthur.iJ Avard ? W J.H.S. Business Marian Lipsky 22 Morris Street Hand nntneefi ami froe 'u n twiler we admtrr you. GW I twh I . 8m � ,� , r | Library Ani� J; I «irrwntinr A«nrd 1, So. 0 R.B.I. Liu.IAN Lipson 14 Dover Street f r, ft ntper doesn't match the Color of her hair. Corridor Aid 4 . Shorthand Award 3: l'� h« “Offirtr IK ' l. WJ.H.S. R.B.I. Anthony P. Likta f.'J2 Clinton Ave. N. lie it tiny nr work, Tniiy's nenet know to shirk. tfoecer 2, 5. . Trnch 2. 5: Ha;.r� .al| 2. .1. Wr ll.njt L WJ.H.S. Springfield College «HAHU-S m. Liyecciii 71 Portland Ava I huiffh nod a static, Makf Chicbn, worthwhile. Ili-c-t. tj it; CorrWor Aide 4. Last High U. of Buffalo Mich all .1. Lo PlIESTI 11 Irondequoit Street Itr uphold what hr thinks bent. Whether tor hiaturit nr fht rent. National Ht.anr Surety 4 W i H Undecided Wanua Lossowski 151 Herald Street Small Oitif icert. What's tin word? tlh urn, pttitf. Qr r AsrmrJ .3, Lilunry AMr 4 WJ.H.S. Business School Marian LuBirmv 204 Joseph Ave. A very impish until , Far to if to id a ontiil. Gl«« C'hih I; CvMhixf Stuff I. Usher (jitter ( ufi : Library Aide � : La- RtkiUtnl I WJ.H.S. General Hosp. RtlSE T. Lt'CCHETTl 21 Nichols Street Tht entile Hint muken Helen of Troy's pa we. V. Library Aide t; Stvimminir X WJ.H.S. Brock port Normal Leona A. Liman 73 Ernst Street Always notitin'. Library Aitlr t. 2. 3; Junto 3; Deputy 4; Shorthand A «var.it 1; Typrwrilinir Award I. W.J.H.S. R.B.I. Henry J. MacnantI 1321 Clifford Ave. To do his share, has hern hi aim; H’itb this thnuyht, he'll rise to fame. Nnth.nnl Honor S -irtj i: Dci «t) 4 W.J.H.S. Mechanics Institute Lawrence J. Maier 25 Hoff Street Plodder9 always make Thr u way in the wot Id, Junio X Aquinos Syracuse Institute University Kathf.iune A. Makohon 46 Buchan Park Kayo mime t th iirony n ay; She and her worth ore I), A . TnltV Award I, 2: Cregv Award 2. a. Honor ila k.vth l| Team I. A Capella 3. 4 , Deputy I- WJ.H.S. Eastman School of Musk Evelyn H. Manokll 22 Maria Street I most conyrn ml pit son i she A hlossiny In rot iety. ry|t(� y Award I. WJ.H.S. Dental Hygiene Jennie M. Manioci 516 Sixth Street She ha a eoni trims con nil gvrlmmint: J. 2, Library Aide 4: Shurlhitrai Aw.inl 3. WJ.H.S. Business Mii.iwkd E. Mann- 295 Arenue C Personality phi Doesn't coKftto Moth. I'.hrr “Ofiiffr SMT I N azarcth Academy K.B.I. Ross M. Makinpolsky 765 Joseph Avar. For yet lift' care— You re had Hour shore. Typr ritii K Award 1 : Shorthand Awnnl I W.J.H.S. RBI. Evelyn G. Markwttz 11 49 Clinton A vc. N. Vitro modern, Nazareth Academy Business Fred E. Mason 150 Barberry Terrace BV rued loti to state All who know fynti thiol him prtot. Deputy 6. East Hijfh Undecided Vera A. Matties 680 Avenue I VVlfi � ' u lot of fun And ohrai K lion her work well done. 6k Club 3 3 A ('«|I(M� 1U Chotr I. 4 W.J.H.S. U. of R. Sam Mattioi.i 5 Albov Place A very good-natured chop. Cum Country 2. X: Track . t. tt. 4 W.J.H.S. Mechanics Institute Ann B. Mazi'k 94 Weeper Street She inuke pleasure In i Imsiness Instead of humneum hn pleasure. Junto 2; Gin1 Club 2. WJ.H.S. Business Elmira A. McCarthy 890 Sixth Street When Irish eyes art mniliny, Elnara out smiles till Erin. Junio 4; Gym l eader 2. 3. No. 25 Mechanics Institute George J. Mc.Clcsky 19 Bowman Street M'i A such a cheerful wap Mac is nem in the unip. Deputy 4 Corpus Christi Annapolis Dorothy M. McElwain 295 Durnun Street Mg heart is too light To hot her with trivial r arcs! East High Genesee Hosp. John J. McMahon 415 Fern wood Ave. Always happy, arm blue For he's Irish thru nvd thru. Swimminr 2, 9: Junto 3; Ca-t ”00err tei” 4 W.J.H.S, Undecided Gertrude S. Meeh 1428 St Paul Street .Voile •� � 'ir thee hut to love tin t, Vor named thee hut to pnuse. OrrhrMru ?. 4. 4; Ju«,u 1. f-h.-r “Officer Strong Memorial No. 8 Hospital Grace R. Meiian 44 Alcazar Street A mailt far cnerp one— Grace is fall of fan. Junto 2. I; Shorthand Aw..rH Typrwrittnv A� m(l .4, 4: Our Lady of Perpetual Help R.B.l. 24 Rudolph L. Mkmmkl 22 Lang Street is Kiippiand In «ITIWI, But find ( run ant distance him. Nation ] Honor Society 4. Our Lady «if Perpetual Help American Gymnastic Union College Sara R. M ervis 208 Wilkins Street ItfuntiUil hnndr.a pretty face Boys follow her every place. f •laoiii Slelt I; U«h«r (•r4 ii)«li ni Joii. N4; Senior Sectinn AVy t; Le t and Found 4: Swimming I.r.ulrr 4; IWkotball 2; Gym Leader 4 Hast High u. of R. Albert Metter 7 Rivertmnk Plan h • I hi nor I ft no r4i7iwf (s hrttt i Thnu our old friend, AI MrtUrr JnilUi 1. 2; Soeml Science Seminar 4. No. 8 Painting David Meyer 48 Northview Terrace Hi mind and hi heart Are hutf r-t id nl hi nil. 1. t No. 8 Nautical Engineer Doris J. Meyer 1567 Clinton Avc. North tf skippiny rlnrs m an tiff, Doris in no artist Glee Club 2; W« t Sn.it 4. A7 v Staff 4 WJ.H.S. Clark University lomo Miai.f. 24 Ktvella Street He cun inde, debari and d ru Hr. H'A«� ean find in him ft flmet JimlM 2. J; NalfcHiul llnnnr Society 5. 4 . KVa Editor ta Chief 4; Wretliar 5; 8oe er X. Snetal Xrl- Ictire Seminar I. Co 'm l Staff 3. WJ.HA U. ofR. Eva Michaels 1402 N. Clinton Ave. Personality pint, oriyi notify Giver Eva lar indiviilnnlih . Cn«t tt Staff I, it: Ijhrarv Aide 3. 4: National Honor Swirl} 4. Stu- dent ’ GnraniraU.il� CummiKn i h.V Waff 4. W-J.H.S. Mechanics Institute Chester w. Michatek 217 Neuter Street On Chrxtrr you ran depend ll fcc n yon need u fr iend. W.J.H.S. Mechanics Institute Manum. M illex Ci Grant Street Haudyouir and fan flor he Make the ijnh stme’ Junto 4; Ita.hrtball 2. J, 4 No. 9 University of Maryand Joseph 1). Montenaro 65 Valois Street If handier dial � 5 nil iudej, Joe is really artistic. Rami S, I; Or.lif� tr I. Aquino Institute U.C.L.A. John Mordaci 7 Philander Street Anto mechanic is bin fradc; Mo k’lmir h r 'II uuike his work hif h ifrade. WJ.H.S. Undecided Maki.akbt B. Muensti 92(1 Portland AvertUti Eyes of In ami. luiu of (fold She rail knock fin lellnic raid. Junto 2 4; Qm Uwkr I; lin-Wrt- l.all X; Deputy 2. 4: National Honor Bt-dety I . S immimt 2 ; AVu SUIT � 1‘ounml Staff t. I: Ca-t OjH.er ««I 4 St. Andrew's U. of R. Jennie NagaN 164 Ruubcr Street Worry in a ninif, sdp I take life dap by day. WJ.H.S. Business Maky Nassivera 600 Sixth Street Mary is madent, Mary i leuv. Mary is jolly, rhor nuny too, Deputy 4; Shorthand A� � r4 3. East High R.B.I. 25 Emerson R. Newell 521 Avenue D Billed for (i position of re s,ionxibilitg and it net. ItaaknUU 4. East High Undecided Violet M. Nickel Point Pit-a.sant She is quiet—but— She’s not a shrinking violet. Junta 2: Swimming lender I Madison Junior U. of R, Lawrence A. Nicolieli.o 61 Rustic Street There's never a girl forlorn When Ijfitry plays upon his horn. Hand ft. 4 WJ.H.S. Oswego Normal Katherine C. Nowack 26 Cutler Street Sugar is sweet But hint hr rine is sweeter. CRv Clui� 1.2. .2. ACauiHlIn Cbutr S. 4; Drlntatv 1. 2; W H«r r.ndu ! • Jan. 'M: National H mnr So- rU y 4. No. 8 u. of R. Marik 1. Oetzkl 186 Con key Avenue Stately nod fall That’s hour ter like them all, Trnir.K Award : Shorthand Award (I East High Biiaine Peter olwczuk 256 Klein Strtel Hm friendliness in very wo Churn some one almost • no) do,,. IVintllnt 2, 4 WJ.H.S. Undecided Alex Orden 118 Huntington Park Alt's is oil n, ht, we know. After nil, he told os so. Junta 2: Nnlhmal Honor flurtaty ft. 4; Km Staff t WJ.H.S. Engineering 26 Roiikrt K. OrnC 908 Portland Avenue Intellectual, ms hit ions, til'd neat. And a smile that’s haul In heat. Junto 2, 4; Key Staff 4. WJ.H.S. Mechanics Institute Donald E. Pagsl 10 Kohl man Street I dashing Ido,id Romeo— Born 900 pears too soon. Junta t. S. WJ.H.S. U. of R. Florence C. Pakiowitz 25 Mark Street A very business-like teaman. Ok Club 2. S. I • Gym Iraitar 3 ; Skirt hand Award 2. W.J.H.S. School of Com. Gertrude Pasmakick 771 Joseph Avenue She's a true f'nsmnniek Her personality in dynamic. Or. K� .?r 2. 3. 4 Chairman Stii- dan la’ OnraniaatH n C«mmittr .1. I ; National Honor ftwlrty 4; Key Staff I; Library H«lp«r 3. 4. do. Offi- rr, Scvrrtary 4. W.J.H.S. Geneseo Normal Musks Passer 22 Avenue D t)h! Muses in a mighty tune ll• com do what no oid i run. la-� llaMllanrta 4 WJ.H.S. Cornell Kathryn Passty 845 4'lilTnrd Avenue II oidtl hr n Herculean tusk. Home R.- i DofataU 2, Janh. i, Grncg Awanl ft; NntkTtl Honor S 'fiety , (.imwuil ||..n..r 6� . rieiy • I i„, OradoaUon Jan. 'Ul j Uihvr. Officer • VN J.H.S. Travel Angie Pecora 1 Wright Terrucv Deserving of the pleasantest things life has to offer. Swimming 1 5. ft. Gbe Club I. WJ.H.S. Undecided Leonard C. PlU 1057 North Stnel H team n stronger when hr ea me Bftt II.MI1, hr' out of us. C t lMl. I. 4. Bat uvia High Undecided Yolanda E. Pksce 8 Ward Street She fifcct to ««Id That i� -i Know. J.H.S. Cornell Victor F. Petrotta 855 N. Clinton Ave. Dimple nre tint confined to the weaker tier. Wratiior 4 Los Angele. � U.C.l. A. SOPHIE PETROW 70 Nus.xati Street The reason whg Gent feint« grefn blondes. GU Club 1 ; A C-H-oUn 4 Corridor Aide 4. So, 9 General Hospital Maurice S. Phillips •14 Alphonse Street Respect tin Constitution of the school— Thjit in Mom ia PhiUint’ rule. Ca� MHf SUIT S, 1. h-mI fk-lmrr St-mmur 4. Junn 4. Cnnttitutiu� Krvi«i� n Committer: Notion� ! H m- • ir Society 4 VV.J.H.S. Cornell Agricul- tural School Nancv A. Philups 1735 St. Paul Street 1 net of humor; hut her puns Make oe wont to g� ’t nnr puna. lUV.Hiall . 31. 4; S� c«rr 4; L� « HalrillanU 4; Honor S - rirty I; IU.kdti� !l T« � m X. 4: A.� FUIT I; Uohor “Of ' W 4 ; (Her Club 2. W.J.Ii.S Ithaca School Physical Education ADELINE M. PlATO 55 Council Strict W hut's the difference if she's Ilfnull , ir does hettcr thou the toll r.)M Club 2; L Kaliillanl I. Kii«t High Highland Ho� p Louis Pies 54-B Lowell Street There in chill in his hands. Junto a: C.� � .ronf Si ff 4; Deputy 4; Red Cro 4. Eait High Syracuse Univ. Matthew Ph2NIEn.sk i 387 Hudson Ave. Keen of wit mid full of fun. In original Up sm xttftd bp none. Munairer Swimming Tram 2; WroUint 3. I; Co-Captain 4. M� n- aver Ka«rh lJ 4: KaO-mal H'� nnr Shirty I. W.J.H.S. u. of R. Florence R. Piksky 44 Gorham Street A girl nf few words; One on whom gnu can dr fiend. Ksp Stair 4. W J.H.S. Rochester Dental Dispensary Anthony G. Platan ia 353 Randolph Street Strong phgnigm , swift feet, All together make one athlete. Clrr Club I: Orrhmtra 2 : Wrmtlinir 3. i : Or.� Country I, 4; Trae t, I ; Junto 2. 3. East High Ohio Stale Aloie G. Polka 88 Frederick Park Hook ho re their glare— .41 the hntfoin of the sen. Charlotte High Undecided Anthony T. Pol vino 3l Philander Street It tensed m he, silent but wise. Hr is our who’ll viirelft rise. W.J.H.S. V. of Buffalo Joseph T. Pulvino 1064 Clifford Ave. Joe looks i erg immeent. ff„t—if, hare our Husgieions. Lire Club 1. 2 { Cb.rtl Club I; Cof- r d..r Aid i� 2. 4 ; CsuraSt Staff � . East High U. of R. 27 Dorothy S. Powers 115 Chapin Street l)i —« daughter fait Busoni, blithe, nud debonair. Junto 3, 4: Primly 3. I: Library AM 2. I: Cast. ‘Oftu.f I; Uiktr, Graduation J� n. ‘13; Conr- ■Mf stair a. Our Lady of Mercy Cornell Bessie B. Poze 80 Huntington Park .4 little quirt, a little thy. If'rV nil certain she'll yet by. U.hrr 06etc WJ.H.S. Mechanic Institute Bernard M. Pris.nal 450 Carter Street hi OOth t kNO � MOt Why I am Mo happy. Tra.k t; C'n� « Country A Euat High Undecided Ervinc H. Prickmak 120 Raubcr Street .1 fellaa in hr. Ah pleasant m run ht. JuMh t. 3; Cut W (J� crr 4. WJ.H.S. U. of R Lyskrhf.a Psatha 180 Turpin Street To iiIh-ho hr ,,‘iih I,tifinhea Would hilll l i)tt nor fit Utopia. Library A l«. 7 . Junto • SborlK«� .,l Award 3. WJ.H.S. K.B.I- Nor SI A V fUSIMiU'ITZ 10 Rhine Street Competition fm llVimfer mid Huy nr In tM$ lad, l{ahinuint:. ; mime. East Hitch Undecided Rita A. Rchufrc 51 Oaknmn Stmt It in queer tv hi n all are no unity. That our 1,fil'd In no utili fcwmiminif t. Handball 2; A‘« y Stair l East High Undecided Violet M. Reichert 622 Wilkins Street This fast hau a noiil metre, Sfeirthand Award Z WJ.H.S. R.B.I. Loretta A. Rio: 638 Wilkins Street Tall and alim and vein loir Whore emu pan y all fart to thare. National II -nor Surirty I: t'.Krr. •yiatrrr eur 4 Holy Redeemer Nursing Nick S. Kivaldo 00 Yales Street Hi bun a uinrn Inns technique That tm flu in unique. Cooroaf Stall I East High Mechanic Institute Art Ruiiinson 48 Catherine Street Quiet chap though hr may hr, He dot miif lark ability. Junto 2. W.J.H.S. 11. nf Southern Cali fur niu Harry Rockowitz 1615 St. Paul Street Ladies of Beauty, he umry Of thiA Bninro named Harry, Junto | No x U. of Pennsylvtmiii Jn'FRiiiNE s. Romano 46 Venice Street Quiet ii nd u mi Ann hi i ny Hat he (e pot unknown. (auraal St«H 4; Key S'alT 4 loeutjr l Emit li ch U. of R. Kate Romansky 81 Sernntuni Street Kate a here, Kate’ there, Kith is u i Irantr •very n htir. Junto Z; U.p.,t 4 Ett� t Hijrh Nursine MARIAN A. KuSEN lift Hollenbeck Street •Vnlm r brrltoux! Shall t't pith dotnUtfonsf GW� Cltli J, I'avimi suff 4 'N.J.H.S. Cleric University Min.me Hoses 108 Conkey Ave, Street 14 her voir . Pleasant in her smile. X C«pprlU « ; Jmm,. I. .Sntmmmc £ No-« U.ofR. Esther J, Rotesbekc 4‘t Mcrrimuc St. Deep blue , and dark huii Am i under ter mortal � lare. Award I; Uahrr 'TMct E«i t High R.B.I, Mortimer Rcoin 188 Sdlihirer Strept JI Shrllrp were in ttiintiiircfioil, Would he pet competition! Junto 3; CUm. Sort� ) Chairman 3. S,J,,T 2- '• IMRoi in CEIrf 4: hey Staff I; Stu-Uni Amj. rtatx.n Committer 4 ; Cn� . Cuuntn 3: Staff “f f rer use | VI.J.H.S, U. of Michigan Korert E. Ri ppenthai 1805 Clinton Ave. N. .1 no entire! � nk lit Kappa ! Can hr make them him n too pit! s«were 2 .1, 4; Tracfc 2. ; W«. .tli«.r . I. Chrvr leader 2: Swimminr 3. Red l.ifr Saviay In • tnirtor 1 East High Indianapolis Normal College of Physical Education Martin RutYNa 001 Hudson Avenue Full of pep and ambition Hr Hener i'w •� t ond (toution. Monroe High Syracuse U. Ri:th M Sakpkin 1C S abrook Street A little hour if, tnttjni, up ire The combination is «0 tore, Junta S. Okv CMi tl.A Car,flu Corrklif Aid 4 W.J.H.S. KuMnt Sylvia .1. Salerno 1-174 ClilTord Avenue Laughing, aparkling Sylvat Ok CM. I. . n. A CapprlU 4: nofr« ol l‘ •, n rr 2 Eaat High Highland Hottp. James J. .Sanagohski 05 Weyl Street He’tt a tun that's fall of life He run matter uup nlrife. W.J.H.S. Uitdeci diil Helen f� . Sast.kr 10 Carl Street Whatever nfn rhonner to do, She choose to do aril. Clcr Club I ; A CapprlU 2. . 11«.. krUi� ll 3. � ; tUakctUll Team i: t� � brr. “Officer its 4. No. 8 Brockport Normal Ira C Sapoxink 89 Nye Park Fm hlra elegant finj nurd fn a arc ft Wr present duo old ChitHH- cry. Sport. Editor CouMnf 2, 4, 4; Soc- trr Tram f. 3. hw%k«t all : School r .M� Cif Committo J, 4 ; Pukt.citJ Nrr. 'Uffcrr 444 4: Choral Club S. East High Ohio Slate Philip Sca rhino 15H8 t ]iif«U d Ave. Clothes make the iihin, Junto 8 . ConMuf Ante 2 East High Undadded Joseph J. Scaiuka 117 Ontario Street For unpthtng in a imotiral ten y H V refet ttou to Joseph J. IUm| I. t. t. 4 . Orel..-.Ira I. J. S. 4. Intrr-Hurh Band . 4 J Intcr-ILwh Or.‘h tn J. I. East High Eastman School of Music Emma R. Schaefer Rti Radio Street Simma kind. Finma true, Ftnoat U r illf like ( � � . Hbuftband Award 3. Swimming ?. St. Michaels Undecided 29 Rakimka L. Sc HAIKU! 7y0 N. Clinton Avo. likt to tlm it-, nitty inttl four Wham I likt i in iff nr a better-—t r.W CInK 2: A CapjwlU 3. t. Junto 2. Deputy 4. WJ.H.S. Midrtlebory, Vt. LOIX E. SCHAUMAN 111 Navarre Road Your turtle fly and fricndli- nw IIm e iHiuh yon dear to ns. Lrnl and � curd 3. t. Juni� 'J; Hwimminv 3. No. 8 William Smith College Eugenia C. Scheid fill Navarre Road Tmly rei tiI hi beating, National Honor fiocWy 4; A'r Staff t; L'«h� r UritiltMlion Jan '33: Junto 2. 1. lU� k«rtb tl 2; Swim- mititf S. St. MichaeTs U.ofR. John R Scheid 17 Hollister Street Willy, bat nut fresh— Hit re diner • mi not in n Cn.«R Country 3, 4; C� t 'UJ trt M t W.J.II .S. N.V. State College of Forestry Crack M. Scihpficw i 27 Furlong Street Cur Ip hate t mil n 'inning nmh Flu tiki ail eyes mid per (jet style. Drtiuty 2. 3. I; Jnolii 2« 3; Library llrllH-r I; Cvwrul Staff I; A tf SUIT I. Our Lady of Mercy Cornell Anthony .1. Sciiiliro 156 Ackerman St. Tull, athletic, full of fun, Ur's a friend to eccryone. Cr.... Country 2. p«.rv«r Manager Rurtrr Manager t No. 11 Mocha i lien Institute Ruth C. Sc;inj� FER 223 Wilkins Street Ilfing jolly mid full of jest, Ruth is alirttUH at hrr brut, Supply Store 2. a. � . Finance Cunt I ; Commercial Ht .or Society 3. t. Secretary t. National Honor Society I; Shorthand Award 2] Typewrittns A want 2; Corrui� r Aide t, WJ.H.S. Gregg College Betty F. Schneider 743 Hudson Ave. Bright mid anappu. Alien us hupp] . WJ.H.S. School of Com. Grace K. Schneider 96 North view Terrace It’s nice to be antuml When poyr naturally niee. John Marshall Narareth College Lillian L. Schulte 63 Ridgewood Drive It ix on ml in it abb feat To hr short. H et, and amt. Commercial Honor Society 3. : Trva-urrr I: Library Axle I; Short- hand AwarJ 4; National Hi uf AxlHy 4. L ft I kvK lVll.1 ItlHIK M ARC.AltKT S. SCHUTT IS Orland Road Sporty, friendly, and jm-ial. Juno� 2: National H«u� r Society 3. I : C..nun«f rial IIon« r Society � : Secret n I: K� S Staff 1; Typm.nl- In Award 2; 8of ly Stem 4. Enid High Buxines� Frank D. Schwiekot 50 RoMfViotv Avenue Ptipeye,M a pond sen id Without nny tlonld Croon Country 4; Wfoatlfpir I; Tract� 'Irum I. Ea� t High United States Naval Academy Thelma A Scott 2.37 Chamberlain Street A pretty B. F. lass Thr reigniny Queen of our flats. No. 3.3 N. Y. Dramatics School Muriel H. Selkk 89 Herald Street A lass noth n deli cult air, So yi-ntU and to fair. L'.hrr, “Ofrrr � •' 4. WJ.H.S. Undecided 30 Mary Semdun M Thomas Street By no mean i she contrary, A helpful friend, that' Mary. Choral Club J. 4; r.irrid'ir Aide 4; C «mi.f Staff 4 ; U bcr Graduation Jan M WJ.B.8. Undecided PEARL SHAPIRO 050 Clinton Avr. North Drh e slowly— Btftmrc of torres. WJJ1.S. U. ofR. Many Sheremeta 43 Kelly Street .4 more amiable tenan is hard to dial. Swimming I. East. Fliph Undecided Hr.LF.N 1). Shilimb 54 Joseph Ave. Three nitinli are m — Ih'Yinn, ttouheur, and me. Junto 2, a; BaArlball . East High Syracuse Col. Haury Shulman 262 Norton Si. Hatty likes hie oboe to day. He's a greal musician in n way. Urvltawtra 2, 1 . 4; Hard I. 2. 5, 4; Junto J; fc «f Staff I. WJ.H.S. Eastman School of Music Molly Shulman 07 Naiiisu Street A most plenxhty p rsanality, And much individuality. Library IMprr 9; Cowraaf Staff Lm llabillard� 4} National Honor ft-nri? «■ No. 9 R.B.I. Esther Silver 111 Hawkins Street H'eVc off the gold standard; Silver is preferred. Junto 2 J Urhcr Graduation Jan. ‘US. W.J.H.S. Mechanics Institute Joseph Skarzynbki 22 Rnumnnn Street Full of plttrk and fight. That's his spirit all right. Alliance Academy Undecided Bernice P. Skakzynska 22 Baumann Street Full of ftrp and full of fan, Btmice is always • the ran. Short hand Award 3; GUtr t’!ul J. I: Junto t. East Hiph School of Commerce Virginia B. Skkomak 1325 Htutam Avenue finod to lank at. Swimming 2 . Deputy I. St. Stanislaus Pennsylvania Marvin C. Sloane 7’J Evergreen Street And when he sung the birds acre silenced. Cla Chib 2: A CapprlU 1 I; Bey� ' Quartc . 4- No. 8 Ka.dnmn School of Music Alice Slobodnik 32 Seubrook Street Witty, profoetttinr, I' nbclirvahlu talkative. Shorthand Award 9. 3. C.lr Club 1; A Camilla 9. 4. Cantant Staff 4: V-htr, “Ofirte StId I W.J.H.S. Business Burton F. Smith '.H� Alphonse Street A quiet and studious bay is he; Just the type Uff like to sec. Staff Oftor � M . WJJI.S. U. of R. Grac e A. Sofia 42 Miirktt Street Curly hair, cule nare Always in a charming pose. WJ.H.S. Business 31 Louts Spector 15 Wid man Street Thai’� fine. Lanin! Last High Stanford L'niv. Aaron Spct.nkk 180 Conkey Awnuc .4 liretjt mind; h nnrinns and dr icnduhlr — what nun v canid ant nttkf Crw� CVjnlry 4 ; CimmtUw Ur- � mr. r.f CniMtUslimi I: Junto I; r U.r Off fit « '• 4; Dri'iity 4: JV-M-inl Some Swtnir 4. East High Undecided CRAM1.es S PI EC El. 1 Ridge Road Good judgment, quick think- ing— Angara well for the future. Ilanhira Ci miiH(U� 3; Truth 4 Aquinas Temple Unfv. Helen Statt 65 Cutler Street Whrn there'� frolic in the vie. Our Helen ninny� mill he there. Library Aide 2, CorrMur A Ir I; Ofhrrr a 1. Nmrrth Undecided Academy Edward f. Stauuer 2-11 Arbutus Street Soon FtI 0 CQfduin will hr. Sailing, nailing on the tea. Junto 2; Life Savirur 3. East High United States Naval Academy Benedict w. Stcimra 288 Avenue C Why nmrt f Why gel mndf You’ll m ice %rr fi it fellow � ad. Wrratbny • 3, Trark X, 4 Aquinas Georgia T ch Benjamin Stein 19 Vienna Street Fixing onto in hi� line; F m r in her tin min u — Orn Stein, WrcaUInjc 4 East High Undecided Grace Stkphanv 542 Remington Street H Aof u girt! What a noloef Glee Club 4. Our Lady «� f Perpetual Help Business Ruth G. Stkphanv 92 Tyler Street She tow thinga • do. And did them, llaiMliall 4. W.J.H.S. Undecided Cecilia H. Stogcbleln 1K8 Curter Street (full tig Ithr II I lid� hci Will Into omi heart� , dag hy day. Uah r Oifie-r •« 4 Holy Redeemer School Nurse Training Arthur Strickland 101 Mitchell Street lYhut i to be in hound to hr So nothing free imorim � � � . I'nmtnimal Honor Soetrtf I WJ.H.S. R.H.I Roiotr W. Such Lit 31 Merwin Avenue Ih i(l than n in inn tty way� , Thai doing our duly ahcnyi ytyr. Corridor AM 4. Si � .-UI L � .otr I East High Rochester Police Strhool ti LUTEI'DE E. SWARTX 1009 Joseph Avenue She i in fa action in hat word And her ward into uctioii, Din? Club 3. X, 4; Grant Award a« Corridor Aid� 4: IMio • 4 . U� hw Graduation Jan � .t. 4 WJ.II s RBI Ben Sweet 52 Watkins Street M' oiPa in a name? 9 e� ‘lib i. 1 Traltl • 3U40N«I 4 Jtinlu 1 WJ.H.S. Tri State Univ. 12 Bertha B. Tkiikschi 42 Rialto Street Very -etf-poxxirsnl The e atone of all that's hit ,i, lUtirr Grntluntn.il Jar. 'yj; lvi ut 2; Library Ai inatil 2, X. I WJ.H.S. UnrfMided Aunn- J. Thompson 978 North Street •1 mnu u ii� foil 1 he mu hr. WJ.H.S. Undecided Charles W. Thompson 36 Beach Street A gjdendid gay— not o tiff hy: He gazen on iik from mi hif h. Wmlliac I. 3, 1 until 3. 3; Cln� � OfTwer, Pr M«lt I East High Cornell Burn harm Tilde 285 St Casimir Street Titde should not mug Tibltett Fin he in to hr an great name da a. Wlr Club I. a: A 1 I! Chairman £t«4«tlt Onf� hi 1loti r immittrr 4 East High Music Lillian Tom asella 146 Alplionte Street If nitener IS golden. Lilt in a in met let . IL-i.Vnthuil V 1 . Ty|i writ.nu Award 2; Swimnone WJ.H.S. Nursing Carl F Trovato 185 Angelo Street Ffi irau� i (in might g hard fa heat. A unite from him ix quite u treat. Wfn� tn� « i. a, AVv Stair � : i n- illy 4. East High Springfield. Muss. Mary Ann Trzlciak 1227 Clinton Avr. N. Although iihe'n not no vein hold. Ohr ran arr « heart of gold, lia.l rlball 2. � . CoffHof Alda 4: All«iiil ni« Ojdtir 1- 4i Library Aida ‘i East High John Hopkins University Sam F. Tint a no 79 Cleveland Street He go iihaiil Ain work each dan In thai naina old hn ifat wag. WnniHmc 4 WJ.H.S. Michael A. Tymkin I 19 Mntilson Street Hi yarn about with n friendly air; And never atenilt fn hare a care. IUmOmHI I. . 4 W.I.H.S. Oswego Nonna I Edna D. Vaivooa 78 Weyl Street II ioi Edna sing , Lily Pont- will retire. Chnrml Club 2; Juntil 2; Ddoralr lu Naiiimal Hich itrtv-.l rh«� rj«. lie. lr..if 3i 'inI.i iff Vniaar. 2; A Coi� i- II.i Choir 2. X, t. InU-r.lltch Choir 4 ; IVi-oty 4: Uahvr, Cra l.i- Bi.nn Jan 3X: National llornr 8 v riety «. 4 WJ.H.S. Undecided Wkslky H. VakGraapeiland 26 Joseph Place En iff giil'n In net ( rows bigger .4 the sight af bin manly figure. I'.n.tirtball 2. «, I; riai. Ollwrr, Vlrorwidcnl •; Junto 2. 4; K� ern- tire Council 4; C M. DJIivr 611“ I . Ila b«|l Curtain 2. S. 4. WJ.H.S. U.ofR. Luella E. Walker 1223 Ridge Rond Strut, refined. II lady mid noma— Yet ' nijni K chewing gum. National Honor Soclrly 1 . Srcro Ury 4 i tUlivr. Grcuhintiun Jan 'VI; t'� b� T. “Office! till4’ � ; HwiiurniiiK 2. A; Junto 4; Library Aide 4: !, � tiabillard I Eimt High William Smith folli'in' James F. Walters 27 ( ouchman Avenue Spick nwl 9 mv The Indini' man. JuttUi I, Banlinr CiiBmlllrr i; C.fM'UNf .Staff 4 : Nali.itinl Holmr Society . I; Vlf« ProtUrnl 4. Charlotte High lr of R. David Wgckslkr MX St. Paul St. Keeps his word when given,1 His friend report df lum. Inurant Staff 2. Urm Awanl 1- WJ.H.S. K.B.I. 33 Jeanette Weiner 102 Hauler Strut Of good Common 0H c IIViv had am file mrfr iv. fth.rthaa.l Award I; Library Aid I. WJ.H.S. Business Naomi N. Weis 55 .Mart.-i Street C'Uild sin hare torh burnt y ItVftOMl bung C4 t Ofinr f r' 4: Junto 4. WJ.H.S. Strong Memorial Hospital Ai.m i: M. Wkkzik (85 Hudson Avenue She has ability that balance her xt;c. Choral Club t; Or. hr-tra 2. J, 4. A Cai ix-lla I WJ.H.S. Mechanics Institute Naomi n. Wn� 170 Wilkins Street Sucre ahtadj .1 u'nike, willing to occcjtt criticism! Girr Club 2.3: A Canprlla I Short- iuml Award 7, I. OrrMn 2. a. 4. W J.H.S. Kn«tnutn School of Music ( HANNA L. WtlJDMAN 186 Baiii-ii Street Her rye art dark, dark hr, hair, .4 muhiii A cart he hidden three. tr� hir ir.tiJuaU� n Jan, ‘I� No. 9 Mount Sinai Hospital Bruce E. Wii.kf.ktk 272 Avenue A A lay man, A hip •viov. East High Penn State Rich Arm P. Winer 6 Wilkins Street Thr ci i i hinting enigma — J he null r p or in hr awake J Svrimmlnc 2. WJ.H.S. U. of Michigun Dorothy I. W interiors 140 Dorbcth Road Spring wheat may be good, But u-iM rr com u better. Shorthand Award J, John Marshall Business Muriel Wittenberg 492 Joseph Avenue Stylish dress, always neat, A jog to be with one so sweet. Shorthand Award I; Cr we«rria] Hon. r So. wt, A. 4 ; Library 2. � . 4: ('«her Ogtetr (M 4 WJ.H.S. Syracuse Univ. Walter S. WorrCEAK i 90 Hudson Avenue .4 more capable man wr've to find. Justice can’t be don, in n grind. Clr. Club 2 A Capptlla 2. S J until S: Chairman Alhtrtir Cnmmitte 2; lU.Vcttoil 2. .4, I; National Huaor Socirtr 3. 4: l‘re«iil«ne 4: Call Ojfcrrr tar ' , StudrnU Orranl- ta I ion CuamiltM A WJ.H.S. M.I.T. Anne E. Wynkr 30 Almira Street Shr let .li ra n h'i h of enchant- m cat, i: Jumtt} hiKwy tfufl 4 J.H.S. Rochester Dental Disjwnsnry Joe Zalehki 23 Murk Street Trier and be happy— Fur tomorrow let� die.” WJ.H.S. Undecided Daniel Zip? 65 Jewel Street Hr works o hm hr works. Hr fdngs when hr plays. East High Undecided Anna Zimman W3 Joseph Avenue Being clever. jolly, and neat 1$ what make her stem so sweet. Library Aule J. «. 4 No. 9 R.B.I. 34 Francis J. Zubert 18 Roycroft Drive The letter z” starts his mime The mark a” tens his rou- st a tit aim. li i vkctLAll 2. Charlotte High .Machinist Harold M. Eskinozi 39 Catherine Street Station E-S-K-I-N-O-Z-l East High Radio Engineer Fannie Price 120 Avenue 1) The omul is above material things. WJ.H.S. Undecided : I Vi Elovakd KlX)SINSKl 1G Barons Street Eddie is thegc at lemon's mime We’re sure that he mill rise to farm. WJ.H.S. Undecided Morris Sandcrund 0 Kappel Place What more exciting spectacle Than Morris riding a bicycle? Swimmlnir Tram 2. � . . Con.titu- tu ml Revhion CoromiUct «; Social Sritm-t Seminar I. WJ.H.S. 35 College to our parents We. the class of June ’.'i.'J. dedicate this page to our parents, who have helped us to complete our high school education. Often this has required unstinted self-sacri lice, but their desire to see us reach the goal, which they had set for us. has over-ridden whatever sorrow or pain we may have caused. May we. if only for their sake, do our utmost in whatever field we enter, and bring honor to our- selves as well as to our parents. organizations executive counci MR. ZORNOW, KIES, VAN CRAAFE1LAND, MR. (JlHNI AVIS MISS CARTER. MR. WOLCAST, MISS LANCWORTHY, CHARLES MISS DAVIS, l EAIU.MAN. COOK, SEC.; ROSENTHAL DC WILDE, MICHAELS, VICE PRES.; HRAY, PRES.. MR. BUTTERFIELD One of the aims of our school is to establish a student government which is democratic, actually as well as theoretically. Since Franklin High School opened, considerable progress has been made towards this end. The most powerful group of our Student Government is the Executive Council, under the direction of the school officers. Our School Community President. Harry Bray, a member of our class, has proved a true leader. Kenneth Michaels, our Vice-President, is one of the most capable we have had, and Dorothy Cook, our Secretary, has been most efficient in fulfilling her duties. As the school has profited by the able leadership of these officers, so may there rise more such personalities in order to achieve greater progress in student government. 38 national honor society commercial honor society Si clubs Here the Heart May give a useful lesson to Hie head And learning wiser grow without his books. —William Coivper. name of i.UB SPONSOR Rios Better Friends Biology Boys' Out r.f Doom? Boat anil Bir«l Hnu. e Swung :• iMI Wrestling Boys Lpultti Chemistry Costume Delisting Enid news Franklin I tti-rmrns Mr. Francis Miss Scott Mr. Kngttr Mr. Smith Mr. Darling Mr. Kipp Mr. K.liter Mr. M.ixion M r. Rocha Mr. West Miss Lush Mr. Porter Mr. Yeager Mr. Hobbs Prench-Les Rahil lards Mrs. Dunham Franklin Pluycrs Mrs. Gordon Fir« Aid Mr. Torrens Germnn-Hwr und Da Mi.v« Peterson Girls Out of Dn� .rs Girls Lenders Girls Glee Harmonica Miss Lit ley Miss llunna Miss Keefe Mr. Singleton Miss Devlin NAME OF CLUB SPONSOR Jig-Saw Puzzle Mrs. Blank Mie K. Thompson Kings Queens (Chess) Mr. Erickson Literary Mrs. Brockway Library Helper Miss Buyer Miss Wilbur Latin-Fnrum Roman tun Mis Hew� Marionette Miss Werner Mrs. Millimnn Miss Tuthill Model Airplane Mr. Read Needlepoint Mrs. Brnsser Needle work Miss F.wbank P. G. Dramatics Mr. Ogden Radio Mr. Finnegan Uenaissiince Mr, DeFranoesco Mias Di Miceli Senior Prumatir Miss Proctor Stamp Mr. Swnrthoul Social Dancing M iss Snow Miss Rat cl life Mias Lawrence Sorial Science Forum Miss Miller Traffic Squad Mr. Beach Volley Ball Mr. Roche The Student Organizations Committee deserves special recognition for the excellent work it has done this term. The committee is as follows: Gertrude Pasnianick. Chairman; I.con a Brodmau, Sec,; Lawrence Arcareae; Dorothy Baker; Marion Goldman; Eugene Grilli; Julius Hilf- man; Anna Krawec; Sarah LeVecchio; Alice Levine; Eva Michaels: Melville Seitz; Virginia Seitz; Virginia Statt; Harvey Weingartner; Walter Wojtczak; Carol Ruben and Mort Kudin. 40 the key GOTTFRIED, KKAVET7., SH HIM AN, GEN F, KE1J.KK. 08SK, KARON. OK DEN CARROL. HOLLANDER, DANLYSHYN, BORYSZEW8KI, MERVIS, PHILLIPS. Rl’MN. KUHN MEYER. FARM A NICK, BITENSKV. BRIGHTON, 8CHIFFERU. KWUTKOWSKA. LK VWOCHIO BAXTER. LEONE, MIALE, Kl II «ft; KATUN A. KARCIliFSKY. BUS. MGR.; KLIMASZEWSKI. SCHLTT Because of the retrenchment program of the Board of Education it was necessary to change the plan of supervision for the production of THE KEY. The following members of the faculty have assisted: Miss Stewart, class adviser, has had charge of the senior section; Miss Sullivan has super- vised the junior section: Mrs. LaWall has been responsible for the organ- izations section: Miss Meagher has sponsored the feature section; Mr. Schmitt and Mr. Bezant have supervised the assembling and the dis- tributing of our annual. Our best efforts were used in presenting this publication to you. and its presentation, we hope, will be accepted in the spirit which has charac- terized our compilation of it. -I] the sourant KHAVETZ. COHEN. ALTMAN, HARDIES. GROSSMAN SAPOZINk, GOLOKEKG. SILVERMAN. KUDIN CATTO, INFANTI NO, CANCAR080. GOLDMAN SEITZ. AMUURSKY, KELLER, WALTERS Every school has its newspaper. We have our Commit, edited by Nicholas Gatto. The members of his staff are: Mortimer Kudin. Editor emeritus; Ira C. Sapozink. Sports editor; Paul Infantino, News editor; Yetta Gold- man, Evelyn Grossman, Literary editors; Melville Seitz. Feature editor; and Doris Daitz, Exchange editor. The faculty sponsors are Mr. Preston W. Tate and Mr. E. DeMara Bezant. We are glad to have this opportunity to express our appreciation to these people for the service they have rendered the school. 4? The Benjamin Franklin High School Music Department is one ol which the student body may be justly proud. With the excellent leadership of .Mr. Karl Van Hoesen and the will- ingness of members to attend rehearsals with regularity, our orchestra has progressed to a point where it ranks with the other high school orchestras of the city. The programs presented in assembly have been enthusiastically received. With the opening of school in September, Mr. Van Hoesen will la on leave of absence for one year. We shall miss that capable leader- ship which has added so much to the musical life of the school. The A Cappella Choir under the aide direction of Mr. Marlowe G. Smith has maintained its previous record for tine choral singing. It has presented programs in assembly and at evening services at a number of the city’s largest churches. Judging from the size and attention of the audiences, these programs have met with approval. Members of the faculty aided by a chorus from the A Cappella Choir and accompanied by the orchestra presented a Gilbert and Sullivan comic opera entitled “Trial by Jury. The ovation which it received was well worth the effort in pre pa rat ion. 4a a cappella choir senior orchestra 44 emor play KING. RMtKSTEIN, WOJTCZAK. GOTTFRIED. BARNETT SMITH. MCMAHON. HOLLANDER, JCRAVETZ, K FLECK, KIJDIN 8AFORINK. PRICKMAK. KI PIETRO. SC HIED. FEKRAIBU WEISS. VAN GftAAFKlLANII, MUKNSTER. HABFRRHSCH, POWERS, PARON class of June 1933 n presents officer 666 by Augustin McHugh cast of characters Bateato.......................... Michael Phelan, Officer 66G...... Whitney Barnes.................. Travers Gladwin.............. Helen Burton.............. .... Sadie Small..................... Mrs. Burton..................... Watkins...................... Alfred Wilson ................... Police Captain Stone............. Kearney, Plainclothes man ---- . Policemen ..........John Scheid Wesley VunGfaa fcilnnd .. .Erving Priceman .......Irving Bernstein ... .Margaret Muenster ...........Naomi Weiss .......Dorothy Powers ........John McMahon ......Walter Wojtczak .......Kay Haberbush ..........Fred Kravetz Sol Gottfried...........................Charles Hollander Mortimer Kudin.................................Sam Baron BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager. Eugene DiPietro Publicity manager. Ira C. Sapozink Ticket manager, Elmer Keller Property manager. Burton Smith Carpenter. Elmer Travis Wardrobe mistress, Sarah Ferrara Head usher. Ruth Barmctt Stage manager. Charles King 4r weekly assembly programs MIIS. TA YJ.IJTT Through the earnest and tireless efforts of Mrs. Gertrude Taylert, direc- tor of dramatics, our weekly assembly programs have been entertaining. The presentations have lieen well balanced and educational. The Puppet Club gave a skillfully manipulated performance in their pre- sentation of the marionette show. Ali Babi and the Forty Thieves. ' The antics of the puppets were so enthusiastically applauded by the audience that a special performance was given for the benefit of those who were unable to attend the regular assembly. Ubung Macht der Meister. a comedy in German, was presented on March 8 by the members of the fourth year German class. Little knowl- edge of German was necessary to appreciate the performance as the pantomime conveyed the. plot excellently. Regina Grossman and Marion Elkind were capable as the two American girls who were allowed to accompany their parents to Germany on the condition they speak only German. Edna Vaivoda and Frieda Kahn played the parts of the two mothers. The roles of the two American youths who had followed the girls to Germany were cleverly handled by Eli Lipman and Alex Gossin. Pauline Newman was realistic as the German maid whose duty it was to see that the girls never spoke a word of English. In “Sauce for Gosling the conscientious parents, played by Morton Gold- stein and Theodore Ziemis, attempted to terminate the use of slang by their children by employing slang themselves in the presence of their son's guest. Eugene Grilli and Margaret Cimino played the parts of the son and daughter. Alfred Butterfield whs the college football hero and guest of Eugene Grilli. The role of grandmother was portrayed by Celia Cohen. Mrs. Taylert has received the whole-hearted co-operation of the students in the casts and this support can readily be discerned in the entertain- ment provided. 10 PlTGHiNG-HfrADimtfr’ City WIMMHUO CXAMPS GlRLS bASAfcTbALL CHAMP5 T AC A captain WW5TUNG- CAPTAINS pho ovbil-P-.AfnciwrsV - . .. 17 4K ww� junior high school junior high advisers JUNIOK HIGH CCADOATKS 50 girls Anna Adamu� Vhkrya Altnaiidr . CimiflU Alt. Feme IIcHmM. N'jrm Altman. Lillian Aopelltaum. Hac I Arat . Sophie Atwood. Adeline BartHHwh. Freda Liar Mr. Arlln Rtti, Virginia liPtxvHn, Irena D� rWe. Ruth H witer Her pii ft lurk. Artinf ttoehmrr. Lpcik Bolen. Marie llraruah. 0� r� Br� « k . Virginia Rr«wn. Ruth lirurk� r. Ruth Rrudan. Adrien BuhrtU. Motlltla lUirylakl, Celts tluieh. Erlri Butter. II at cl Can trite. Frtva Chumyn, Stella f nnatanlims Sadie Cnlnn. Laura Cnllian Carmen DeCarlo. AnUilnrttv Dub mw teak 1 Mary AiiufT .V i Adum Mi.ritfht, Rcl rt An h.m Nieh la� Amu. tie let. Theodore A rated, Carl lialawemler. Prank Hart Urn f� Vy. David Bartlett. Richard Raali carter. Chtwlee Hatter, Sylvester Her love, Muniit' Hem� tei n, Gordon Brm� «ein. Leon bern� uia, RuWrt Bt-.n.kl. Mkhatl HaJ.uk. Fred Ibmarrl (Jtn“rj Hurt. Jamr Un til, Chart Kraut, Leonard Heitw, Albert IlnttVM. Aplhm) Ur .tt«� dl| Walter C«|l|tellltM , llrury Ciulla, Janie den it nli Z'UUIatf Odtm, NurWtl C...V William Crane Kensrlh lw Pa Ur KL� enntan, Ralph red� ! licit,amen Irtnlmnt, Marvin Dnni ea. Katheriae DriferrheL Eleanor KiUart. 4 � nr EiMituntt. Jean L FJteinrtkl. Irene Rpalrln. Edyihe ('.tilin «hi Annette Guilin� , Jmrphlitr Garnet. B l«a Ganger. Emllie «tear� . Thelma Glclh . Mary Clodsian. Vdelr Grcroltnum. Leah Gmra'tmut. Julia Cnai, Nat ini Gvtuim. Mary Haivemm, Ethel llerhai, Kathryn Mint. Marian Huai . Genevieve Hooper, A rime Hnpkinv (terntre Jordan. Marn u Kahok.tr. Ruth Kdlnnkl, l.uoi-e KaUowiti. Laura Kelly, Elisabeth Klmtrii. Marina Kim Mr. Luralnr Kukr. Ouruthy Kulsla. FT-treree KotMrimrer, BrwnhUde Krerk. t orrakar lironmart. Miotlu kuttu. Helen Knllk. Mare I e. Eirnnor Leon. Aniline l la, Domthr Lntntanhi. Juaenhine MamnWowiky. Rom Marten . Kmilir L Matcsak. So|'hie Meluyk. Stella Mrtihli. Mary Mryerv licmice MioJi. Mary Mirgmi, Mary NiAitk. Helen NeU«n. Ro� emarr Nirh,4ae. Catherine Nowak. Anna Nowieki, Adrli Padi'Vuwdti. Catherine i'arnh, The'rtia IVjlin, Ruth I'titminier. (antra Pitanu. Rune Pniiftryrh. Manraret Rallten, Anna R«wI|«imoi. Ruth Kelts. Mae Rio. Porte Rinaudn, Msry Ktsaw. J i� e| hiiii R'i.«tiT� tn, Ihtmlhy Ro.rtibitrittrr. I • w • r •« loin. MaMln Levy. Murrie l.lpinaki. Kitijpii Up«� !i. Nsl lytlieae. Nun to l.up'i irwin, Jneepk Muirnrr . Jaino Mn intone. Anthony Muyks. 8l |t)m •Mama. Trunk M.-Fall. Ualir M«Hrh. Harold Meyer� . Fran.� � MlUh. Alphnnae Mnrrte. Irvimr Nurbkeh X«m Nnwn rWl. John Nowak. Edwin Not. b k i. Edward Dfniwlj� Maa (IplU, win� M I'aeia Ihtmlnirk Payne. llaruM Berlin Kiriuird iVrMem, Fill Forira. Chenier Plllta. W tey ••rental, John KukteM, Alai RuUert� un, William «•«l.iot iirl, Gordon R.aenliaMin, llan.lil Ritumlirri!, Ala «•••enthal Anne ltotnki. I(t.tina Rulettf, Carol 8. Su lu. Josephine Sehilliaser. Ruth Schmank . I ui«e SchulU. Pearl Seiirrl. Svlvia Mte. ArU-ne Sherman, Humet Sherman. Ru� « Soho., A della Scjda. Adult- Speck, Evelyn Stallman, Mart Jane Stimiitner. luroihy Sypin. Sophie Tafel. Ruth Tambnnjwtat. Mel � Taran, Knac Tayk.r. Vivian Thlenj, Dolore Walkow� fci llrlen Write� . I.jmncttc Werner. Florence H nner. Anna Wldnter, Helen •odeI iwlra. Jessie Yates. Sylvia V Y cadente is k, Stella Zamri. Other ZWim, Irene Zlopkowitkl, Wamla 7,k.init k. Then-. .lot ink. R we RiMriirwriy, Norman Kaepcvhi. Vu icr Sand, livuhen Sawyer. Vance Schwab. Llmlen Srhwarla. Kn-hanJ Sc lam, Charkr SetKb«ton, II jrol l G Shaw, Mark Short. John Slnilm Tnldy Suo peon, Frederick Skumkl. Mallltrw Smart-1, W.liter Sprine. Irvine 8la� lnk, Peter SlautWnritaiirr, William Sleln. Wwlti'i Stiller, Sydney St mb. Oonlm Sweelhi'imer llnwanl Sawhikva. Lu4i� lau Tunrhyn. Peter I tmayr, Virtue Vancheri. Charley VanUmber-k'. Wllllaei VernierKua. Rolwrt Va� «. l.dwanl Vella, Anthony Welnalein, Nnrawn WhKmeki Edward Yamnw. Juhn Aiemnlak. Brnnir boys Garlmer. l'aniel Gllrkmah. J w«| b GlUttone. Carlo GohJman, Have iioM teln. Kaymttnd Gnu.� man. Leon Growtwirth. Ltiala Harreen, Rotert Mutest AmoUl He-kUnuin. J� mp Heintntft'r, Wlllirrl Krrrif.weW, Outr Horn ink . Fred Hurwit . Ilarwin Hwuwko. Jiweph I Mi t on Hi. Ilernanl lwa«loiw, Geursr Jimla. Jeronr Kamln.k . Jmeidt Kit plan. Robert Karvheltky, Hymen Karvbcftky, Milt 4l KaruVeak, Edward K.� U. Iteraerd Ken, Omni Kit.jfnuut Jllllua Katyn. V i RaM|tll Kr«.ev T, AHwrf Kill� , Jnhnity likMuteUi, Afuceio I Juni., PredefhK Lai«c Wlllleni Lcayb V llllatit 51 junior high music group junior high basketball � 2 junior high advice differs If we were to go back a century ago, we would hud that the usual advice given to a young man was “Go West, My Boy. Go West!’! The West had yet to be conquered. There were forests to he cleared and cut down for space to build log cabins, there were bridges to be built, and Indians to light. This was all very convincing to the young man and he took the advice willingly because of the adventure and daring involved. The young man together with his bride started out to blaze a new trail. It took courage together with physical strength to succeed. Today the advice given to a young man is “There are no lands yet to be discovered and conquered. You must now aid in overcoming the factors which hinder the progress of man!” Disease must now be controlled. War with other countries must be stopped. Brain power and creative thinking are now the main factors which keep the wheels of progress turning. Anna Rajneri progress Eighteen hundred! Progress has its start Every man must do his part. Dull-hued wagons and carriages gay Take peasant and queen upon their way. To cross the sea is an awful trial— What time of day by the old sun dial? Men could talk before a crowd. But learned women were not allowed. Nineteen hundred and thirty-three! Progress, progress, is what you see! Zeppelin great and planes on high Dot the blue of the changeless sky. So on and on we still progress And live to learn that none the less. Our Jiff? on earth is just to be A stepping-stone to Eternity. Catherine Dee, 9 a the ship of progress Upon the sea of life and time A beautiful ship comes sailing: Gone are its sails and wooden oars. Now there’s a motor unfailing. Slowly at first it had moved through the waves. But now it has quickened its speed With a challenge to all that has come in its way And all other vessels does lead. Upon its prow in a large golden word. Eight letters shine in the sun Telling the world as it sails along. Progress is never done. Catherine Nic holas, 9 A S3 junior high radio in the twentieth century The tremendous progress marie oy radio, in the last quarter of a century, has amazed the world with its rapidity. Many scientists and inventors had been experimenting with the sending of electric waves through the ether, when Marconi, in 1890. was successful in sending and receiving a wireless message across the English Channel, a distance of thirty-two miles. Thus established the practical value of radio, but there were many people who did not believe in it. Marconi however, in 1901. proved the value of the radio to the world by sending a wireless message across the Atlantic Ocean. While Marconi was experimenting with the wireless, many scientists were finding new and important facts, which later aided in the development of the radio. The imagination of the people was aroused by a shipwreck, in which the wireless saved the lives of a great number of people. Then the General Electric Company met with success in long-range transmission and designed new instruments which were far superior to the apparatus formerly used. The first attempt proved that it was possible to send the human voice through the air for thousands of miles, and was an important step in pre- paring for nation-wide broadcasting, which took the country by storm in 1921. The first popular broadcasting, such as we now have, was carried out by the Westinghuuse Electric Company, which sent out the 1920 presi- dential election returns from their station, and continued daily to give lectures and concerts to those who had the apparatus to listen in. In a few years figures showed an amazing growth in the radio industry, and the radio became a part of the home. The types of radio sets improved as the years passed and now we have sets which receive and transmit music, s|leeches, and even drama, in A clear and even tone. The remarkable rise of radio in the early part of the twentieth century shows how fast our civilization is progressing. The radio has become a necessity with which we could now not easily dispense. Because of its tremendous progress and increasing usefulness, radio is classed as one of the most important factors in our development in the last century. 54 Bernard Isaacson, 9A features forty-four famous figures l. Ar.y'rlu Tnlii: 2 l?:ty Habei Iulm-Ii , H. Sam Turn no: 4. Mini Lrvitx: f . Edward Kiivus; l.oui5 Fire. 7 Elmer r.f; 8. Mu-ha 1 Tyiukin; 9, Robert time; 10 Bill Pmvi ; 11. Grace SchilTerli; 12. Joe Montciiuro: ill. Thelma Scott; 11; Stephen (anuiiin; 15. .In� - Znh-ki; 1«. Fred Kruvctx; 17. Sain Kiitehulsky; 18. Gordon I•«- l.urm; III, OfldT0m.'v Effri v; 20. San. Huron; 21. Lawrence Nicnlielio; 22 Mori Kudin; 23. Francis Zutxrt; 24. Walter Kuhn; 25 Oniric lhomp on; 20. Dorothy Poworts: 27. Indore Cohen; 28, Walter Wojbvak. -d. Allan Mottor; an. Che l r Mitch.tok: .11. Helen Shilinu; 12. Marf}.n-t Mown ter; .1.1. Harvey llopMn ; 34. Robert Rtmpcnthal; 35. Mutfriu- Plulbi.i, io. Kobfti Sucker; 37. Gorirude Parmunick; 08. Evelyn ndencon: 31 . VWn Bwrnaixi; 40. Helen Cholki ; 41. Ervin Bocktr; 12. Tom Dp UolU-i , 43 Juhh Mordaci; 44. Fred Guiidio. 5(1 Making Hi-De-Ho In Boopa-Doopa With the A rcarese Expedition ON June 1, the famous Arcarcac expedition to the unknown i tnnd of Boopa-Dnopa, near New C.uatrirmiclo, took off from the LvRuy air-port in the plane “Birth of u Notion.” In command of the expedition was Sir Lawrence Arcaresc, the famous ex- plorer. and with him were: Isadorc J. Cohen, radio-technician; Ralph Anidursky, cameraman, and hi thirty-six u � i tants; Stan Klimattew kl mid Elmer Genf. de- tignm; Walter Wojtcxuk, lion-hunter; Margaret Muenstei. famous woman animal Ini'iier: IfMilO Miale, chemist; Reuben Ritensky. pilot; and twelve prominent men and women as irue.st-v It ix of course unnee- cesaury to tell you that the pur- pose of the expe- rt i t i o n w a ? t o bring hack pic- ture Of the least- known place in the world, the island of Boupa- Dnopn. The proj- ect was lira need ||J the creat him pi .luoi Miimiel A. Karehcfeky. The IsImiuI of fbmjia-Ponpo lie somewhere In the Pacific Ocean, The island is in real- ity merely .1 great Mind-bar, and 1? there- fore unable to he visited by ships. Only since the invention of the airplane have visitors come to Boopa-Dnopu.—hut no one who has ever come t� Boopo-Dnopa ha ever returned! And it wax the great hope of S� i Lawrence and hi friend to find out why no one ha ever returned from P.nnpu- lioopa. It was nine o'clock an that cw-lu-k-re- ntrmbcreil Saturday morning when the brave band of men and women set out for that land of mystery. Onlookers watched the plane, skillfully controlled by Pilot Ritcmkjr, soar into the nir. The great bird gathered speed and slowly disappeared from sight. The great motors purred noftlv u� the plane traveled westward. From the rear of the cabin I. busy B ryisewski, making her first tlight in n plane, called out to the pilot, MI'm ufroid well have to land. I do believe I’ve dropped one • if my pearl buttons off my jacket. I think I can see it glistening on the ground.” Keep your seat, said the pilot “That' not u |� earl button; that’ Lake Eric. They sailed on. Tuesday noon the passengers aboard the “Birth of 11 No. tion” were star- tled by a cry from the forepart of the cabin. “Bonpii Poop:� , there she 1 ! They hastened to the window and gared out. There, lying peacefully in the culm Pa- cific, was Roopu- Doopa. 'Prepare to land, culk-d the com- mander; • WHEN the “Birth of a Notion alighted, a strange sight met the eye of the brave men uml women who had made this danger noa flight from America in this lost isle The people of Boopa-Doopa wore dressed in the style of clothing worn In the L S. A. buck in 1UD7, Huddled together, the Ameri- cans i Liieiited to themselves the strange tales they hud heard ubout thin country. Was all this a dream? One of the islanders, wearing a morning frock and carrying a cane, approached the Americana. He opened his mouth to speak, and the visitors, knowing they were going to hear the Boopa-Dnopiiili language, wait- ed. tense. Welcome, pnrdners; ye're the first men we w «.n here in nigh unto fowty years. As President df Boopa-Doopa, I wdcoptcp you to our fair country, and may yer stay here tie h good uti. r ____________________ 9 °' ' x 1 , 5 Ni(eu'' MAP OP BOOPA-DOOPA f 7 Making Hi-De-Ho In Boopa-Doopa Tin American stood .speechless. At a sign from the President, they followed him to the center of Boopa-Doopa's only street where ,•� grandstand had been erected many years ago. He bade them be seated: then, faring sin assistant, he said in a thunder- ing: voice, Commence!” Signs rending Wil- come’’ were put up on all the public build- ings—including the jail. From the north end of the street u parade was started, led by Chief-of-Police Kra- veU and his men. While Anuiurskv and hi men photographed the parade. President Mngilicuddy told the visitors the story of the land of Buopa-Uoopn. Iti 41� when gold vvus discovered in the far West, thousands of men made their way west- ward; hut one group of pioneers did not know when to stop, so that they not only reached California, but they even traveled out into the Pacific finally stop- ping ut Boopa-Doopa. These pioneers wanted to return, but for a cer- tain reason this was impossible. Later, said the President, I will tell you why. 44 MORE people have Come to Bo p«-Doopo, hut, for that siime reason. they have been unable to return to their homeland. And so Boopa-Doopa has grown; and in th. year 1907, an outsider came to this paradise in the Pacific, bringing with him � new-fan- gled contraption, called an auto. The thing still ran and was used by the President. “So Boopa-Doopa is a republic. Said Sir Lawrence. “Yes, raid the President. I must Mil you about it. The President told them that Boopn-lloopa was a republic during June, July and August. During the other month � Boopa- Doopa was without n governing body. The reason for this was that the people of this land were very revolutionary und were al- ways fighting. Only last month they had had a revolution. In the midst of a buttle, a rpbel, waving n white flng, was allowed to come close. He was asked what he wanted. “We would like, he «aid. to exchange a couple of generals for a can of condensed milk. A few years ago a law was passed forbidding the shooting of Presi- dents during th - mont hs of June, July and Au gust- Also, a law was passed requiring a 11 I’resideii t-shooter tu carry u license. Nu per- son under eighteen was allowed to obtain n li- cense unless accom- panied by an adult. The fine for shooting Presidents out of w� n- aon was twelve pade- shvees in Boopu-Doo- pi an money. II THE COMING OF PONG The clinmle of Boopn- Doopa was perfect. The island w«s the greatest summer resort in the _________________ world. Originally it was infested with mosquitos while fishing was bad. But the first pio- neer bad crossed the mosquitos and the fish und now guaranteed a bite a minute. That evening th President nnd hut cabinet came to the Arcamse expedition cump near the beach. The entire band of Americans f«at huddled around the fire while President Magilifuddy «poke. Did you ever hrai of King Kong? ha asked. The name fent shiver up and down the spine of the nudlt-nce. K� � ng. thir- ty feet tall, the ape that had done so much damage in the States, according to the movie t Well, yuu don't have to worry about Kong.' said the President— the group sighed in relief, “but you will have to worry about the little brother of King Kong Ping Pong! “Every month he come to Boopa-Duopu as M Making Hi-De-Ho- In Boopa-Doopa rtmtlorly us a hill-collector ami we must always comply with uny request hr makes. Always hi- wants something that to him is a toy. Last month he took back into the jungle our best train, the Boopa-Doopa Flyer. And now,' he sighed, “he i« expect- ed any moment, and I am sure he will ask for yotu airship!’’ So that was why they never conn bock! Pome got them! CUT somewhere in the jungle there was a roar the lik� of which the Americans had never before heard. The President groaned. That’s Pong! In the firelight he could be seen there |Munting to the plans. He growled and it seemed as if he had said ‘‘gim- me. ’ The ladies in the party hid from view. Beau- ty and the Beast someone remem- bered had been the theme of the King Kong movie). THE BOOPA-DOOPIAN FORCE “How would gold leaf kill him? asked Hal Goldman. Maybe, said Sol, “he would succumb from a consciouhov of inward gilt. • � , EVERYONE snickered, but Ping Pong sud- denly opened his face and roared! He fell laughing to one knee, and the sesnugraph ers recorded «n earthquake in Japan. How he laughed! That was the idea Everyone know it. They must keep Pong laughing until they could gam possession of the plane which stood about 300 feet from the cuinp. Say,” � n i d George Brighton. I always did ay Carmelo Trovato wax glow’. Bui not all the girls hid. Lilliun Kravetz. Irene Altman and Vettn Goldman, the In- separable three, stepped forward and yelled, Scram, you fathead. The President cried nut, Don't get him mad. Why. asked l.tielln Walker, what’s he done now?” Got himself run over by a hearse. Ping Pong was shaking all over (like Sam Boron does). He dropped to his othei knee and pounded the earth with hi hands. The whole island f B' opa-P«npH shook. “’S all right, roared Pong. Every knock's u liousL” But he changed his tone. '1 want booty! (Hm. Booty and the Boost I. Matthew PiJznenski stepped out of the crowd and offered the thing a string of bonds. Get out I go in for big things,” boasted Ping. (Beudie and the Boast). Why don't we kill him by feeding him gold leaf? asked Sol Gottfried. Meanwhile the members of the expedition gained the plane and made ready to take olT. Buck there Ping Pong was now shaking violently. The once calm Pacific waters churned furiously and it was rising higher over Boopa-llo«il J . As I he plane gathered speed, the passengers aboard looked back on the island. The ocean had risen high enough to cover the land and now it was up to Pong's neck; but still he laughed. Slowly the waters cover id Pong, and now, where once had stood Boopa-Doopa. there remained tranquil waters. The island of Boopa-Doopa was a thing of the past. IN SEARCH OF PING PONG 69 THE PORTRAITS IN THIS BOOK were ma de by Moser Studio INCORPORATED STUDIO AND HOME Portraiture Twenty-seven Clinton Avenue North ROCHESTER, NEW YORK ISO 9 4 Phone Stone 3984 Howe Rogers Co. 89-91 Clinton Ave. S. Furniture. Floor Coverings and Draperies Charles A. Stark Co. 899 Clinton Ave. N. 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