Central High School - Brecky Yearbook (Washington, DC)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1942 volume:

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E31 Q. ,S I! ,, x , , 4A ' . .q.J FOREWORD This year is one of the most fateful years in the history of our nation, for now we are engaged in a struggle not merely for the preservation of our ideals and our ways of life, but for the preservation of our very existence. We Centralites also have undergone, as have o V, I arents, all the subtle changes which precede a war. We were, at first, indifferent towards the warg but without our being aware of it, our position gradually changed until finally, we found ourselves in the midst of a fight for our lives. This final realization came upon us slowly, and even now it is hard for some of us to visualize the gravity of our situation. For not since 1775 has America entered a conflict with so much at stake, not since then has our country faced such bitter odds, not since then have we as a nation been so seriously threatened with extinction. But if, until now, we have been asleep, if thus far we have withdrawn into our shells of self-satisfaction, trying to persuade ourselves that all is well with the world, if, until today, we have disregarded the ever-increasing eruptions about us, now, at least, we are awakening, now we are assuming our great responsibilities and are tak- ing up our many obligations. Now we are looking forward with grim resolution and strong determination to our task of putting an end to a war which was thrust upon us. It is true that we are a peace-loving nation, but it is equally true that, now forced into war, we shall not shirk our duties, but shall proceed, with confidence in ourselves and faith in our destiny, to overcome our obstacles and to bring back to its sanity a maddened world. Thus it is that, with full confidence in the outcome of this war, we dedicate this our yearbook to our final victory, and we hope, in years to come when we look back on these trying times, that this book will help us to remember that the price of liberty iseternal vigilance. SAMUEL INTRATER Editor in Chief I 4 1 lI1vIllI11I111 l,4'1Il' ltlwll IWVII XXWIIWI lu11 In NI IH 11nIl1ll11lul1 Xl: II-Nm' XI1 ll Ill- I IIIIIX III1 xllI1IlIlI11lllll1I1 l'l1lnl11 IIIWIII 4 114 Xrhlfn. Ur, mmf Illlvll Xlumm Xu ml Xlul N1 II 1I1 lum 1ll thlfl :ml lm! I sl. ff-ii: ' . -N .r ,, .sw 1 12 THF. BRECKY STAFF Art, Literary, and Photographic THE BRECKY STAFF Business and Advertising E61 '- Agfa' my ' SAMUEL IN l1!K'NQR .... MARGERY Co'rTA1vI MARTHA ESTOPINAL MARLI: FETTER JACK FREEMAN ...., EI.EANoR BERKOWITZ--- HARRY DALzELL BURTON TYsINcER GENE BROWN HARRY STEVENS DoR1s BLATCHLEY ..... SYLVIA ToxEN ........ VIRGINIA BRADFORD .... MARGARET HODGES .... RICHARD SHUM STUART BAIRD MURIEL THORNE ELEANOR BERKOWITZ SAMUEL GORDON . V, The Qrecky Staff 115, . ,., 7 ERARY STAFF A ' ,,AssociateIEditors HoRAcE SIEGLER Junior Associate Editors KAIHOTCGRAPHIC STAFF , I Q 1 ART S'I'AFF ---------4h------ Associate Art Editors HERBERT WADE BUSINESS STAFF ---- Editor in Chief JEAN KING J ACK SEGAL GENERA SHIREY --- -Photographic Manager ----Art Editor 4-21 DoRoTHY DENNIS ELAINE HEHTZMAN MARY I-IovNANIAN DOROTHY STAMPER --------------------- ------ ------ Business Manager -----------Advertising Manager -------Assistant Business Manager -----Assistant Advertising Manager FACULTY CUMMITTEE Mlss RUTH M. DENHAM ..... ........................ MRS. EDITH CARPENTER ....... Miss KATHERINE SUMMY ...... ...... I7I 'inf ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS ' RALPH DELTUFO CATHERINE KORBEL ELIZABETH REMSQN HELEN MoUsRAY ' LOUISE PEARSON -- --- -Literary ------Business --------Art ' -Q Q ' Ay - f Q gk?-f '5'H5' -L , 'ei' A za a :V iff 4 I O . Nga' x, H . 1, C, ,, L 5 V , . A 'Z -on 'X' W ' 1. f ., 4, ' ' U , Q, L .,. ,V ,. '-I' ,JA ,I ,auf . , A 1-.W-A, df? , iyyijl M- ,,, w ..L , - V. my 13x4,',A- - ' -- -. , 4- ' 1, Q ., ' '- ':,. . 3 I i -' , ,ff Lyvjm-s.r ..- Q . ',,,1,'.v Y... , 5.' f, .ing Q .f ,, ., 5-, . 1. - 1 T0 THE,C.LASS OF 1942 A h - . 'G ..... 4r.Q4 ..., For Centnafs vangiwougagefxpade smboth , - - , A s A L -' 1, V: tlierbddwhereonwe ,with.man'a,victoi'.' . , . , . ,go , +- Y ,. w W .. 'A The theme! of this fyear's 13iH-:QKY Cenfral Hig1i:?School's viqtoiids. 1942.35 an anniveriary ybar.'iSixty5' Years ' . fi3'stfWS3Tiii1gton f1igl'x,sch6o7lf-Qixow 1 Qipigau'-'igffcgxonang in 1112 hissed builgiing. I1f't1iqse'i 'QFy5Aj'eafQi-f -3, 'bf' Ilehfralv ,High Schospl sturlents,'j1ivC',Patiici4Qeg1?A gcigopl vmm-us, both amlegieggngx seholqtiglb ' I -1 jf iM6fg hbwgeverz,areftQ6bthousandg' f ' 5ialiC5ihBiI6h8dfIl1imJD imhefbic livies, .. . A 1 2 if' 3? 'ki' P6604 0f'1'F'-1F 'F'l A 1 fL ',.: ' EWWWQWB 5Y's'm :io the preserg f t , gg33qfmQ3ng, mqy each of Shing? amp- Amerieq'52ggxp9f5Egq- j .yn , L F - , R 1? 'sol particyate b fl rbfizmnglixiial Q - fniiional-Yictory for all that is wdrthy amlfjuet, K 'fx- L ig 1-, . . -.,. V ,,. , 1 I '- ' ' 7'Lgvy1ig:Nci:lG.+iHD5i?ER A if 1 , ' Y ' 'H' ' - ' 'b ' K . ii ' ' 5 4 1. '1 ' ff 15, A tv K? C A. . 535 ' . H ', .A ., X , Q, I 'SiS2LLE.il' WA JR.. K 2I' H4,Xl.l-A 1, Ilumll l'l'I-llfllllll U51 I I Miss HELEN M. COOLIDGE Assistant Principal E161 Mr f s-L ww. iw llxiff K 3 ' Eqggih f - - . MR. LYNN F. WOODWORTH Acting Assistant Principal U71 'Ai FACULTY MR. LAWRENCE G. HOOVER, Principal MISS HELEN M. COOLIDGE, Assistant Principal MR. LYNN F. WOODWORTH, Acting Assistant Principal ENGLISH DEPARTMENT RUTH STAUFFER, Head of the Department ALMA BOYD LOUISE MOORE RUTH M. DENHAM J. FLORENCE MURRAY ALICE J. DUBREUIL DOROTHEA SHERMAN FLORENCE M. JAYNE MILDRED E. STALLINCS JEANNETTE KERN fMRS.J GERTRUDE E. WAI.TER BESSIE WHITFORD LATIN AND MODERN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT LATIN , EMILIE MARGARET WHITE, Chairman of the Department HELEN GARY EMILIE MARGARET WHITE MODERN LANGUAGES RENE JEAN-MARIE SAMSON, Head of the Department FRENCH RACHEL BLACK SUZANNE ULRICH SPANISH LENORE BAKER RACHEL BLACK EULALIE LACAZE GERMAN SUZANNE ULRICH EMILIE MARGARET WHITE SOCIAL STUDIES GEORGE J. JONES, Head of the Department EDA BURLACK EDITH C. KOJOUHAROFF fMRS.J CHARLOTTE FARRINGTON EDITH LOWE LUCRETIA HEMINGTON J. J. MCCULLOUGH GRACE R. JOHNSON ALIDA SMITH HELEN WEBER fMRS.J MATHEMATICS VERYL SCHULT, Head of the Department GERTRUDE ALBERT fMRS.J S. T. KIMBLE PAULINE BALLARD fMRS.J GRACE H. LONG LT. G. W. D. WALLER THE SCIENCES DR. C. M. RAWLINS, Head of the Department BIOLOGY RICHARD BROWN JOSEPHINE M. OLSON 1vMRS.J MARY E. HAYNES A. V. SMITH J EANETTA WRIGHT CHEMISTRY EI.IzADE'I'H I. CATCH JEANETTA WRIGHT PHYSICS CLARE DRISCOLI. COMMERCIAL M. T. BAKER fMRS.J J. J. MCCULLOUGH LENA IJIITTRUM IMRS.J RUTH B. PARKER fMRS.J EDITII CARPENTER IMRS.J C. M. RAY S. T. KIMBLI-I M. GI-IRTRUDE SMITH fMRS.J RUBY W. YOUNGBLOOD LIBRARY MARY BIITTLER HARvEY MUSIC LENORE .BAKER A ANTHONY CAMPANELLA SAMUEL WOOD DRAWING FREE-HAND GERTRIIDE G. BROWN LOTTIE FAHRENBRUCH KATHERINE E. SUMMY MECHANICAI. S. Il. RATIIIIIIN EDGAR F. RUSSELL MANUAL TRAINING ELWOOD HIRNISEY JOSEPH H. WILSON PRINTING HAROLD G. CRANKSIIAW DOMESTIC ART AGNES BLANDFORD MII.DRED H. MERRII.L HAZEL SHI-:RTZ fMRS.J PHYSICAL TRAINING F. J. BRIINNER EDITH GROSVENOR JOIIN JANROWSRI ANNA HEIDER JOHN J. RAY CHARLOTTE G. ROGERS IMRS.I MILITARY INSTRUCTION ANTIIONY CAMPANl'Il.I.A G. W. D. WAl.I.ER AVIATION F. A. MlDDI.ETON GUIDANCE AND PLACEMENT MILDRED PERCY fMRS.J, Director FRANCES T. DOGGETT fMRS.J, Counselor GIRLS' WELFARE ELvA WHITCOMB OFFICE FORCE JANE LIICIIS FRANCES M. SCOTT FACULTY NOTES Miss Clare Driscoll, physics teacher, has temporarily retired to her home in Boston, Massachusetts, because of illness. Miss Isobel Adkins, student-teacher from U. of Maryland, has replaced Miss Driscoll for the remainder of the school year. Miss Mabel Barkley has been transferred to Calvin Coolidge. Miss Evangeline Ben Oliel, a member of our Language Department, retired. Miss Rachel Black, former Central student and a teacher at The Florida State Col- lege for Women, has joined our faculty. Mr. Horace Butterworth, band instructor, has been transferred to Anacostia. Mr. Anthony Campanella is our new band instructor. Miss Alice Clark, long a member of our Language Department, has retired, and is now making her home in Worthington, Ohio. Miss Katherine Erwin has been transferred to Wilson Teachers College. Mrs. Phronsie Filmer has been transferred to Calvin Coolidge, having previously been on leave of absence from our school. Mrs. Dorothy Hamilton, history teacher, is on leave of absence. Mr. C. W. Hicox has retired. Mr. Elwood Hirnisey, former teacher from Md. Park High, Seat Pleasant, Md., has joined our faculty. Mrs. Gertrude Kellerman, of the Mathematics Department, has retired. Mr. Ralph Lane, a member of our English Department, has been transferred to McKinley. Mr. F. A. Middleton of McKinley has been appointed aviation instructor in our Washington schools. Mrs. Eugenie Mitchell has been transferred to McKinley. Mr. George O'Neill is on leave for Defense Work and his classes for this year have been taken over by Mr. J. McCullough. Mr. Hardy Pearce, physical education instructor, has been promoted to Acting Head of the Physical Training Department of our high schools. Miss Sara Stephens of the office force has been transferred to the Franklin Admin- istration Building. ' Mr. A. S. H. Trappey of the French Department has been transferred to Woodrow Wilson. Mrs. A. S. H. Trappey of the English Department has been transferred to Calvin Coolidge. Lt. G. W. D. Waller, a graduate of The Naval Academy, has been appointed military instructor of our school. He also has some classes in mathematics. Miss Emilie Margaret White has been promoted to Chairman of the Department of Latin. Ein flurmnriam v V Mr. Edward O. Harned, a gentleman and a scholar of the highest standards and attainments, for many years a member of our Business Department and Faculty Adviser for the bank, in which he gave inspired and devoted service, died May, 1941. Near the close of the school year we regretted having to announce the death on May 4-, 1942, of Mr. Frederick J. Brunner, the well known and popular swimming instructor here at Central. Throughout the twenty- five or more years of service in our school, he has played an important part in the training of hundreds of boys, many of whom have attained places of renown as championship leaders on college teams while count- less others have learned the value of true sportsmanship in character development. ' T201 v NOCTURNE VERA PEvsNER Oscillating dimness full of silent murmurs, Sleeping children's dreams coming through the door: Shadows of Fairyland- Peter Pan, Wendy- Transparent phantoms on the moonlit floor. Heavy specters surging in a world of darkness, Bringing back a busy day's tedious care: Pacing obscurity, Unstable, ruthless, Sinister and cold in the white moon's glare. Lustrous, floating fantasies--arabesques of silver- Scintillating visions of a world not true: Dreams of the old age- Dreams of a haven On tall, cool mountains of tranquil blue. Needles of frost, Holding the earth in a cold embrace, Needles of frost, Pungent and thin, impalpable, tossed From where they lie in immaculate grace. Whirlwinds white blow into your face Needles of frost. VERA PEvsNER METAMORPHOSIS f To Centrall HARRY STEVENS, '42 Immersed in the quiet depth Of this massive structure, And encircled by the warmth Of the embracing arms, The immatured seed here generates Into a tender bud, From which bursts forth, radiantly, The embodied blossom, To weather the static atmosphere Of the earthly tempest. E211 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL KARL MORRISON. President HOLLY GAMBLI-I. Secretary ROSEMARY SCHMUTZER. Vice-President DONALD REIN. Treasurer HENRY HALES, Second Vice-President JOHNNY WARD. Sergeant-at-Arms MISS MOORE, Faculty Adviser GENERAL COUNCIL KARL INIORRISON. President JAMES KURZ, Sergeant-at-Arms ROSHMARY SCHMUTZER. Vice-President CATHICRINI-I KORREL, Secretary HENRY HALllS. Second Vice-President DONALD RPIIN. Treasurer Miss MOORE, Faculty Adviser I22I vt'- THE STUDENT COUNCIIf,,W.-new . , R.. ' f .1 -rff KARL MORRISON f . To give the student body of Central High School a greater share in the govern- ment of the school, to insure a better enforcement of school laws, and to promote a closer feeling between student and faculty are the aims of the Student Council set forth in the Constitution of Central High School. These aims well exemplify the works of the organization. All through our school year we endeavor to our fullest extent to uphold the ideals of our activity. We have an Executive Council and a General Council which are active throughout the school year. The former is composed of members from the latter. The first two years of high school are allowed one representative and the last two years have the privilege of electing two to the General Council. From this General Council of about seventy-six students is selected the Executive Council, which acts as a steering com- mittee to propose measures to the General Council. Now that you know the composition of our Council it is well that we go to the different works and major activities that are undertaken throughout the school year. First, every year comes the Christmas Drive which has become a tradition to all Centralites. This past year we had, without doubt, our best Drive. Unly through the cooperation of all those who participated was this made possible. This project as many others unifies the student body through participation in a common interest. This year as for the past three years, we have had a system of coaching for those students who find it hard to get all the private attention needed to complete their courses. The coaching is under the direction of the Second Vice-President, Henry Hales. l wish at this time to commend, with my sincere thanks, the ability which he has portrayed by performing this useful service to the school. Unlike previous semesters this has been a war semester with many more ex- penses because of higher taxes and a threat of air raids on our community and homes. To meet the expenses needed to provide various implements essential for our self- preservation, the Council has put on a series of programs ranging from Jazz Bands to those of home talent, charging a small fee for attendance. The proceeds have gone into a fund for war time necessities. On behalf of the General and the Executive Councils I extend with grateful hands the thanks for the laudable assistance of Rosemary Schmutzer, our First Vice- President. In the same manner also I wish to thank our Secretary, Catherine Korbelg our Treasurer, Donald Rein, and our Sergeant-at-Arms, James Kurz, for the com- petent executive ability displayed throughout the past semester. So upon bidding another year goodbye, let us say, What is past is prologue - Tenax Propositi!! E231 FELICIA MILLER LORENE LOWE MARGERY COTTAM ARTIE DAILEY MURIEL THORNE L ,.7,., KARL OcKERTA-,--?-, 0MUs DENITZ, ,.LL ,LW SARA SIMPlCH,,, Miss WHITFORIJ -, Miss BROWN BALL MR. CRANKSHAW im, REVIEW STAFF JAMES BAXTER, Editor-in-Chief Associate Editors Literary Editors BURTON TYSINGER KATHLEEN GOODWIN HARRY STEVENS ERA PEVSNER -,- W ,L ,,,,,,, ,,,L.,,L,LL.LL , Art Editor BERNARD RAFFEL, Printing Manager Faculty Advisers -------. Staff Secretary AWN ,,-----StaH Photographer ,,,-,---Exchange Editor -Wu , , WMU,,,,L,A,,..-.,-------------,-----,,,Literary 11 ,,A 1 , wg-.-v ., ,fy l26J -,,, ..,.. , L.,.. .. ..,, Art E- ........., -.-.. .... Printing Jr-:ROME POLLACK GENE BROWN DOROTHY STAMPE51 BULLETIN STAFF DONALD EVERSON, Editor-in-Chief Associate Editors Assistant Editors H. HRRRRRT HRH, JACK SHI-II-ISKIN E-, MARY GRUBBS., ....i,.A,,...,. Lois Scnuccsm, H ,, DOROTHY JEFFERSON do IZLEANUR LAND-- m--- 2. A A 'K st--r' MRS. KERN, Faculty Adviser l27I CATHERINE KORBFIL ADELE STERN CLAIRE MICHllLSON --------.Sports Editors --,.m... Exchange Editor ,,..,----, Society Editor -f-,Cirls' Sports Editor ---------, Columnist EvI1RI1'rT YACKI-LII EIIITI-I HYMAN, NHL, WILLIAM lIIlIDONALD,, PUBLICATION BUSINESS STAFF Business ILlClll!lg6'I'S JACK SI:cAL,,,,, , I, H WILLIAM WALLoI',,,,,,, , ,,,,, W LLLLL H ,,,,,, M HHH D0R0'I'IIv ,ll'1WLER,,, MR. HARIILIJ CRANKSHAII. Faculty Adviser RICHAIIII KIIIWI-:LL ,1 i11mI6I' Manager Cirvlllation Mmzrzgzfr Subscription jW!1I1fIlgf'l' H, Mailing Mrznagvr L , ,, ,Secretarv CIRCULATIGN STAFF XVILLIAM MCDONALD AYMYV , -H, N YYiYYYYYY,,L,,,, ,,,,,,,. . v,,,, , ,,,,. CirCulllti0rl MandgPf CLARENCE SCHATZ !YgAgYmY- M Yrrrfrrrrr A 4-w,, , ,-,,,.,, ,,,ASsiSZalLt CirClLl!lti0I1 MUllagl'f MR. HAROLD CRANKSHAW, Faculty Adviser U31 .-Q. ., ,.:,Qg r . 0 THE CENTRAL BULLETIN C. DONALD EVERSON As Central commemorated its sixtieth anniversary as a school and its twenty- tfifthhcyear in the present building, The Central BULLETIN celebrated its twenty-fifth irt ay. This year, many changes have occurred. Because of rising prices, the length of the paper had to be cut from 19 to 14- inches, the number of columns from six to five, and the column width from 13 to 12 picas. A new style, making use of streamlining and flashy type, Hobo and Broadway, was adopted. The War also brought about some changes in the type of material printed. Throughout the year the BULLETIN backed every move of the U ,V ates Government and started a new policy by run- ning many stories of news of the school, such as defense work and the par- ticipation of Central graduat 'in the war effort behind and on the front lines. The Memorial Day issue was a high point in this type of story. In October, Miss Gertrude Walter, because of other obligations, was forced to relinquish the advisership of the editorial staff to Mrs. Jeanette Kern. Mr.. George O'Neill left in March to take a position in the Tariff Commission. His, post imviser of the business staff was taken over by Mr. Harold Crankshaw, who alreaigi , , gfill- ing the position of adviser of the printing staff. A In spite of these conditions, The Central BULLETIN kept its percentage of sub- scriptions, retaining over 700 subscribers as the school enrollment fell to 1400. The April Foolis Day edition had the highest paid sales, above subscriptions, in a num- ber of years. The returns were 5155.00 or 100 papers sold. At the G. W. High School Press Conference, held November 28, 1941, Jack Sheeskin, Co-Sports Editor of the BULLETIN, was awarded a medal for the best sports story written by a high school student in the middle Atlantic states. The BULLETIN terminated the year with a senior 'me' THE REVIEW THE Enrroas Every year changes are made, and new ideas are introduced into the Review. This year the staff has endeavored to add new interest to the make-up of the magazine by using for titles assorted letter types suitable to the mood of the particular story or article, rather than restricting the titles to one style of type. Because of the demands of our all-out war effort on paper and other supplies, the Review's size was necessarily cut this year. The circulation of the Review has also decreased because of the school's reduced enrollment. ln spite of these handicaps, however, Central's literary magazine has continued to publish ii high standard of stu- dent work for the enjoyment of the student body. In the June issue four pages were devoted entirely to the work of the Art Depart- ment, whose illustrations have contributed so 'much to the attractiveness of the maga- zine. For the first time in its history, the Review published a poem in French, which was written by Vera Pevsner. The November issue featured a two-page spread of Centralis victorious football team in addition to a photograph of the team in action. ' The Review was honored by a letter from Lord Halifax, the British ambassador to the United States, congratulating Lincoln Baxter on his pgem, Britannia, 1802- l94l.,' which was also published in the November Review.,,2g511f?fiQfiii'-'fs This is-:ue also contained the prize-winning essay in lpsihsponsored by the Colonial Daughters- Youth's Interest in Democracy byiM' i ' 'McMullen. A kind tribute was paid the Review by Miss Margaret Gi, M -the president of the National Society of the Colonial Daughters: 1 enjoyed looking through this fifty- four year old magazine of Central High School and wish to compliment you on its handsome appearance and interesting contents. I can well imagine the enthusiasm which goes into its production by its able staff of writers, editors, and artists, and the pride and satisfaction with which it is received. E291 I 1' k Ig -:yu-5 Pwr-gn -wx gg, ' - V- .- if LV 'A , VV-1 A 'V J 'f Q-? I, ,tif Q +V! ws-,. 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This year with Wcmrld War II in progress, the Regiment. largest of the groups representing Central in lnter-high competition felt the weight of the extra responsibilities placed upon it in connection with our war effort. Of course, the technique for actual combat is not taught: the Cadet Corps is essentially a drill unit. stressing military precision. Since ancient times military leaders have recognized the importance of this type of drill. It not only builds strong bodies aIId improves posture, but also instills habits of precision. and prompt response to the leaderls orders. The cadet has respect for authority, a sense of responsibility. and as an ofhcer or non-commissioned officer develops qualities of leadership. This year the First Regiment regretfully lost the services of Mr. Lynn F. Wood- worth who is our very busy Acting Assistant-Principal. However, the Regiment was exceptionally fortunate in the appointment of Lt. C. W. D. Waller, a graduate of the Naval Academy, as lVlilitary lnstructor. At first with the declining enrollment, only enough boys reported to form a battalion. Many members of the student body and of the faculty were alarmed at Central's loss of regimental standing. After an urgent and effective drive, however, the Regiment was soon formed. The First Battalion won third place, competing against fourteen others in the Battalion Competitiong and now, with the Company Competition coming up, the Regiment is certain of success. The First Regiment is proud of its many former members now serving in the armed forces in defense of our country. The cadets are pleased to have had a taste of military life. They hope that it will help them to meet the privileges and responsi- bilities of a citizen of the United States of America, and if the country needs their services, they will be glad to have already learned a few of the fundamentals of mili- tary life so that they may better serve their country. l32l f Q I-'IIISI' H X'l I'fXI.l0N S'l'fXlflf Xlylmc .Il-311111113 I,UI.l.Xf'k. lfullrzlinn fjllllllllllllllfl' I IIlN'I' l.II1I 'rm xx'1' H1x11u1,1m 111.15511 xxx. Illflllllllf l 111s'1' l.11,1 'I'I'.N xvl' H0111-1lc'1' lil-1-11111. Supply Uflirvr RN? SICCUNIJ I3 X'I I Xl,ION ST XVI Xl mul: .I 11 lx SI-Q1. xl.. Hflfflllfllll lfun1mumlf-r l 111s1' I.11-.1 'lI.N xv' ,I 11:11 S1111111f1. lfljulunl l'lHN'I I1IIQl'l'I.XXN'l' luuxlx- Hm.1111s, Supply 01111-ff Ulfl IlIlCllS KILUIK ,-A1 yy!- .a l.l.I 1 XI NI4 Ilox XI.Il. l'1w.w'1lf'111 I'1XI'.lKIa'I I' N u:1x1111. S1-1-wlfzfbx-7'1w1x1m1 I uxv1'1x'1'1N1. Xl 1x111:x4,nN. lm-l'ff'.s1fl1'11r l1141x1 xs HmL1111s. S1'1'gw111l-11l- 'l'lll.S l,'l'. NX 'Kl.l.lCli. I'vlll'IIlf,V lfl1'i.w1' 1 -aww .. ,L...M..M X: .. Q 3 N ,. COMPANY A Ifuplrzin. Wvll.l.IA'VI Mc:DowA1,n lfirxl l,i1'11n'mn11. lix 1clu'1'l l' X Aum-in Sw-nnzl l,iz'ufr'nfmr, lllccrmpl-1 limmx W ' ' A -. Ziff , L K 2 in -Ziifxfix u-. ,ul COMPANY B 1 I Capmin. Hormfili SIlcc:I.li1: lwfzsf l,1f'u1wmnl. 'l'llowl,xs 'l'xxoxlm Sw-nfnl l,ir'ulf'mml, Cuw'l'u'l'lwg Xlunn-ugm COMPANY C Clljifllfll, CARI. Momusow 'irst Livulf-mmf, Doxxw ljwgnsux Svrnml l,1.l'llII'lI!llI1, .Il 1.11 5 l'1xr1n 'E COMPANY IJ Cilflfllfll, llowulm CAlc'l'lf1u I'1r.vr l.n'11l1'111111l. ,IAKIK .'xI,l.liN Sw-mul l1f1'llft'lllIllf. 'l'uox1.-xs YlCRYNIll.l,l0N BAND Cnpluin. f:IIAIlI,lCS YAlllil'1I! I ir.s1 l.if-zzlwmnl, IRM xmxn HAM: llrunz Major. HICRNIIC limi-:x'l'r:u CIIEVRONS CLUB RAYMOND Nl':wrvlAN. lIft'SilI1'llf WlI.I,IAN1 SNIITII. Svvrelzzry-Trvrzsurcz DoNAl.n l.m'n. Vi:-ff-I'rv.virlf'r11 KIQNNI-:Til OWEN. Sergvmzr-at-Arnls Ixr. WALLHR, Faculty Adviser -.. YQ S' Q 1 Y BOYS' NC CLUB FRED DUNN. President ALIRI-:IJ DIOTTI, Secretary WILBIJR RocK. Vice-President GEORGE LAVINDICR, Treasurer . 1 I GIRLS' 'GCI' CLUB DKJRIS BLATIJIILEY, President VIRGINIA ABRAMSON, Secretary JESSY IWAY ABRAMSON, ViCl'-Pf8Sili!'Ill IIIURIFIL THORNE, Treasurer MRS. ROGERS, Faculty Adviser GIRLS' SWIMMING TEAM AIJELE STERN, Manager BARBARA GILL, Assistant Manager FRANCES FREEMAN, Assistant Manager MRS. ROGERS, Faculty Manager IMSK ICT!! A lg, I , Ilmm I.Mx1,un. lfupluin llvs NIvs'1'xK.ms. .llnnagvr NIR. .l. .l. lin. 1 !l1'IlIf-Y :lrl1'f.wr' GIRI5' llASKl'1'l'l3.'Xl,l. NI xm,l41 Nlnlmlx .llzzrmgvr Mus. Hmalclcs. l !lI'Illf,Y .'ffI1'1'sr'r 213 ,--ax GOLF TEAM llmmezrz SlI'lILl.l-III. Captain Mn. JANKUWSKI, lfczmlty Adviser BOYS' TENNIS TEAM DII. A. V. SMITII. 1 11r'ulry Advz'.sI'I GIRLS' TENNIS FIQLICIA BTILLER, Manager DoIm'I'IIY JI-:I'I-'I-zusow. lfinnvr BI-:'I I'x' SVI: 'l'IIAIv. Runm-r-up ARCHERY CLUB SIIIQLLHY WILLIAMS. 1'rvsizIerI1 RIAYO Cox. Trvasurvr NlA'l I'IlliVY FI.A'I'0. I''1'1-v-1'resi4IcIII .IOANNII LATTA. Ser-rvmry MISS HILIIJILII, Faculty Adviser TRACK Num llnuzm. lfaptuin ll.um1.n limimin. Mamrgvr Nln. .lANKowsK1. Fllflllf-Y t1l11f'iSl'l' BASICISALI, limu-pn'1' HILL. ljupmifz l,1-iovum SIYKICR. ,Uunrzgvr MR. J. J. HAY. Fllfllllj' .'1IIl'iS1'l' FOOTBALL Gus NIUSTAKAS. Managf-r Mu. .lANKowsKl. l ar'ulty nhlviser HORSEBACK RIDING CLUB PATRICIA NEULAND. Manager BARBARA DAVIDSON, Asst. Manager WINIEIRED EARL, Asst. Manager MISS JOHNSON, MRS. ROGERS, Faculty Advisers I I BOWLING TEAM DOROTHY JILWLER, Manager B. J. MAULLIQR, Asst. Manager MISS HILIIJER, MRS. ROGERS, Faculty Advisers THE RIFLE CLUB SHELLEY WILLIAMS, President JACK MCCARTHY, Treasurer DONALD SMITH, Vice-President FARRIS SADAK, Corresponding Secretary CHARLES YARCER, Secretary MR. HIRNISEY, Faculty Adviser Clllilfll l,l'lADlCllS Nllss lliusc:ul.l.. FIIVIIIIIY .flrl1'isr'r'. CENTRAL CHEERS VIKINGS Whistle- llungil V-l-K-l-N-C-S Vikings. Vikings. Du your lmstg lvunil loam! lf-um! gg ff Ll, , -, BRECKY llrvvky vo-ax. vu-ax, vo-ax Bri-vky vu-ax. vu-ax llffiro. Kvirn. Vllulligo. lvolligo. lvulligo. Xvzix High Svlimull fTI'llll'illl ,llf'ill1ll 'llc-uni l 'llm-uni l BOOM liAll XX lll5lll' llmig. high. llivii clm-si-1-mlingl llmnn lluhl llumn lluhl C1-iiliul llighl llalil liuhl lquivklyl llc-nlml High! Rah! lluhl 'll-aim! 'llvaunl Tvunil l.0COlVl0'l'I V li lliim'.lwv.ll1l'vv. four. hvv. six. svwii. li l ipl All gmail rliilqlren go lo llvuvvn. lvlzipl Wlu-ii tlwy gm tllvrs' lhvy will ya-ll lf-lu l.4l',-lX- l -ll-AVI. 'l.l'1lllll 'llvuinl 'llvuml E431 SBO RABBITS FOOT CLUB Bm 1'r: McCm'. !,l'l'Sl.fll'IIf CAROLYN REID. Treasurer SARA SIMI-ICH. Vl.!'l'-I,l'PS1'lll'lIf 1.015 ANDERSON. Make-up Cusmflian .lmw lS1Nc:.Serre1ar-v Miss FAHm:Nnm:f:H. Faculty AfIvz'.-wr f-eq K STAGE CREW ROIHIIVI' XIAINHALL. Mazzrzgvr ,IMQK H0lBl4Ili'l'5UY. ,f'l.ss1. ,Wrzrzfzgw MK. W'lLsoY. Fllflllfj' AII'lJiSI'l' CAMERA CLUB BILL EM1-IE. President Miss KA'rHr:R1Nr3 SIIMMY. Frzcully Arlvisvr JANETTA GODDARD, Secretary-Treasurer Miss CLARE DRISCOLL, Faculty Adviser PHYSICS CLUB Ilmcvu I-. SI!-.l.I.flIC. l'n'si1lw1l Iiuzlmlm Sllmcnml.-W. l'i!'f'-Pl't'SiIIl'IIf C1.xlm: NIlc:m:1.snN. Sv1'rvta1'y-Trffrrslzrvr Nllss llnlsctmml.. Fflf'lllf'V .firllfisvr NUCLICI llmnm Xlll1llIul.50N. l,l'1'Nf111'llI Nauxll lC1:xmc. Sm-zu-tfzrjx Muuxx flmumnn. I if-1' I,I'l'Si!ll'IlI Alun' D+:-W. Tl't'1IS1ll'1'I' NIH. Umm N. FIIVIIII-V .'1llI'iSl'I' JUNIOR RED CROSS Iinwnum lhuu.. I'rvsi4Ivnl Doms TlmnNr:. Sucrvfarv Hnzx l,l'IN'I'Z. Vi!'l'-IIff'Sl'!!l'IIf R11-ILYIN Fox, Trcasurvr- Miss w'liIlIllT, Fllflllf-V Al1l'l'Sf'f TOWN MEETING OF THE AIR I'II'IRIIER'l' Hr:lfT, Clnzirnzan MRS. KoJ0lf11ARoH', Faculty .fifllrisar PAN AMERICAN CLUB CL11-'TON OLMs'rr:An. I'rvsi1Ier1t G1-:Num SHIREY. Ser-nfrrrryTrrfrzszu1r MABLI: Fr1'r'l'1-in. Vice-Pnfsidvrzt Miss SMITH. Favully' Azlvi.wr SPANISH CLUB VIRGINIA ABRAMSON. President JESSY MAY ABRANISIJN. Secretary R0sECocc1A, Vice-President ELEANOR McMUn'l'ur:Y, Treasurer Miss I,ACAzr:, Faculty Adviser Clili MAN CLUB I IPIKLYIC Lum 141. I'l'4'.Vl'1ll'lll Cl.,u1m: Wnu. Swvvtrzry xl'KIN.lCIK'1' Cn'l l'u.1. l 1'r'1'-l'rf'sir1e'r1I SYIAZAN CAIN. Tl't'IISllI't'l' Miss ENIILII-I NIAMQAIQHI' w'lll'I'l1. I fIf'Illl'Y x1111'i.wr FRENCH CLUB Iilumun Sll.w1ln1.w. l'rf'.si114'n1 Inmiwz Lowa, St'l'l'l'flIl'.Y ul 1-il. lY'l'NA'l'HR. l ir-1'-I'n's1'1lf'nt Miss llmulzrl. Fllflllf-Y .'1l1l'LYt'l' LATIN CLUB un I-ll. lN'l'R k'l'l41R. I'rf-sizlwnl liI.1zAnm'u Rmisuw. Sw-rvtary lin u um Sum 1-Ln N1 -xv. I if-1'-l'1'wsi1l4-111 KARL Umimiwr. Trvrrxzmfr' Miss C -un. Fllfllfl-I' flzlrixvr BANK LORRAINR H1 FF. President EYALYN RICHARD. ffllllfllll' ANNA COOK. Cashier MRS.. CARP!-QYTER. MR. RAY. Faculty Arlvisvrs LIBRARY GUILD ROBERT FARWHLI.. President NIARGARI-1'l' Honurxs. S6'l'l'l flll'.V'Tl'l'IISIlFEI' EDNA DUNCAN. Vice-Presirlerzt Miss HARX I-ZY. Fllfllff-Y Adviser CLUB OF THE MONTH BIARGARET Houcrzs. President LORRAINIQ KNOTT. Secretary DOROTHY HISHY. Vice-President MARTHA JANE BROADWATTJR. Treasurer DOROTHY DENNIS, Sergeant-at-Arms LTRS. SCHHRTZ. Faculty Advisvr ARC ,I .wx S-x NlI'l'lli'l'0N. I'rr-.sirlffrzt JACK STAN, Secretary w'll,l!I'K Ilnrzli. C0111 Mrzstw' Mn, HA'l'lllHIN. Faculty Azlviser COG 'I'nuMAs Iiomzns. I'rvsir1vnt U10 EIIHCNIHNIK. 7'n'11s11rvr l3nNAl.n ffAIK'I'l-LIL VI'l'l'-l'fl'.SI'llL'lIl W11.l.lAM SM.u.Lw0nn. Conf Jlrzxtvz- XVILLIAM RAN, Secretary JAMES Kruz. Svrgvfmt-at-Arnzs MR. Russian.. Faculty Advisvr GU' X ,miami TYPE AND INK CLUB D f- K 'la . -bw if-1 1 Mr ' CHAIN.:-Ls I I nw. I'u'.v1'1lw1t OWEN S'l'l1:Kl.m'. Svrrviar V l'li'l'l4I lllu-pnnnv. l 1'n'-I'rvsi1l1-nf ROI!!-IIVI' CURWIAN. Trcczszfrw' Mn. CMNKSIIMV. Furully :1f1'L'i.wr BON SECOUR MARILYN DAVIS. Presidenl ELHANOR Slczuin. Sw.-1'fftrz1'y DORIS THURNIHI. Viff'-IJl'f'Sil1f'IIf Am1l,A1m3 NICKICIC. Trfasurer Fmrulty Af11:isvrs Miss Crum: JOHNSON Miss ,lmw:'1'1'A. wvllIIlll'l' M155 EMILO: MARcARr:'r XVHITH HI-Y DONALD ICRIJMAN. President Kr:NNm'H OWEN. Sergeant-al-Arum HERMAN SCHROI-Illl-ZR. Vl'Cl'-1Jl'8Sidt'IlI JOIIY BROOKE. Goa! Master MARTIN VUTAW. Svfretrzry-Treasurer MR. BROWN. 1 llf'lllfwV Af11r1'sf'r HIKING CLUB Doms BLA'1'c:uLm'. Prvsident RIIRHZI. THURNE. Trffaszzrvr CI.,xlmc M14:ur1l.sON. Vil'P-l7ff Sill'lJl1f FRIEDA Hlfzluzsr. Secretary Miss DRISCOLL, Faculty Adviser Tllli Skli'l'iIII CILUIR N11 mm. 'I'umcNr1. l'rr.siflvr1I I',x'rnu:m BAIllH'1'l l'. St'f'l'!'flII'j' Cl,-Kllllz xIl1IIll'1I.SHN.Vl.I'l'-1'Fl'5fl1t'IIl l'Il.mwun BI-1RKllWl'l'Z. Tl'f'llSIll'f'I' Miss FAIIIKICNIHCI cu. Ifrzrully ,4rl1visf'r ART ALCOVE llmmwn S'r.m1l-rin. l'ra.s1'4lw1l livrzmw l.m:. TI'!'lISIll'4'l' NIAMY IIMNANIAN. St'!'l'l'fIlI'vY Miss KA'I'IlIiRINk SVMMY. I m'ully Ariviser 'l'Ill'f QlVII,I, IIl.IQlYIi Kun, QUIK!-1lC'l'. l,I'l'Sillf'IlI l m.utl-x Munn.:-zu. Sl'l'l'l'flll'-X f:N'I'llI1.IKlNI4l KURIHCI.. I 17-1'-l'rv.s1'flv11l Dow xnn ICH-Lnsow. 7'1'f'us1m-r Nllww w'Ill'l'IfHIilb. l rlr'lllIv lrl1'i.wr 5 DEFENSE CLUB JANE LIANUS. President CAROL CoNs1'AN'rlNi1. Vice-President Miss Em'rH Lovwz. Faculty Adviser AIDES IN FIRST AID ROOM MARGARM' GRliNvvi:1.L. Manager MARY CUTSAIL. Manager Miss WH1TcoMB. Faculty Adviser THE EPICUREAN SPEAKS Let not the heart be denied of its pleasure, Striving to do what is set as your wayg Take from the heart not an ounce of its treasureg Do what you will while you may. Be not submerged in the gulf of convention. Heed to the strings, to the tune which they play. Yield to the heart when it sounds its dissensiong Do what you will While you may. MARJORIE MCMULLEN E541 S . W 2 A 3 3 i 2 5 ', .1 H P 3 ' , Q! f 1 X R f. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY DONALD EVERSON, President ROSEMARY SCHMUTZER. Secretarv MURIEL THORNE. Vice-President JACK SEGAL, TFFUSIIFGV Jessy Abramson Elizabeth Arnies Raymond Band James Baxter Geraldine Betz Doris Blatchley Donald Carter Margery Cottam Mary Cutsail Artie Dailey Marilyn Davis Martha Estopinal Donald Everson Mable Fetter Phyllis Gantz Josephine Gillespie Martin Glaser Mary Grubbs Margaret Grunwell Bertrand Gunderson Mary Hovnanian Miss BAKER, Faculty Adviser THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS Jean Howell William Hsiao Samuel Intrater Elizabeth Johnston Jean King Catherine Korbel Joyce Lahr Eleanor Land Vesta Leathery Evelyn Lee Lorene Lowe Grace Mason Mary McIntosh Claire Michelson Felicia Miller Karl Morrison Karl Ockert Kenneth Owen Marita Pevsner Vera Pevsner Jerome Pollack I56l Bernard Rosenberg Calvin Salins Jack Samperton Rosemary Schmutzer Jack Segal Horace Siegler Richard Silverman Sara Simpich Mildred Sirota Dorothy Stamper Adele Stern Mary Rhoda Tackett Doris Thorne Muriel Thorne Thomas Twoniey William Wallop Mariam Weinstein Shelley Williams Marian Woolley Everett Yacker Charles Yarger THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MARGARET COTTAM In order to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, to encourage the development of character, the National Honor Society was established in Central in February, 1926. Central is fortunate to be numbered among the chosen high schools having a chapter of the National Honor Society, for this represents to the high school pupil what Phi Beta Kappa does to the college student. It is distinction to be won through his most worthwhile efforts. There is in every school a need for some incentive on the part of the student to achieve distinction in those activities he most enjoys, some basis for evaluating his contributions to school life, some means for recognition of ability in different fields. That the National Honor Society fills these very needs is proved by the high quality of character developed in its members. Election to this group is on a percentage basis from the upper third of the class, usually from the 6th, 7th, and 8th semesters. Members are privileged to wear the pin showing the purpose of the organization. In the foreground is a flaming torch which symbolizes the lighting of the path of knowledge, in the background is a keystone on which are engraved the letters C. S. L. S. for Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service, the traits that each member engraves on his life's structure. The spirit and purpose of the society is embodied in the pledge which the mem- bers take and renew each semester, I will be a loyal member of the Alpha Chapter of the National Honor Society, steadfast in my purpose to abide by the right, to serve all just causes, and to seek the truth with my whole heart both in books and in my lifef' l5'7l CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION AWARDS Publications: A. DONALD EvERsoN-Gold-Editor-in-Chief, BULLETIN ADELE STERN-Silver-Associate Editor, BULLETIN JACOB SHEESKIN-Silver--Associate Editor, BULLETIN JAMES BAXTER-Gold-Editonin-Chief, REVIEW FELICIA MILLER-Silver-Associate Editor, REVIEW SARA SIMPICH-Silver-Associate Editor, REVIEW SAMUEL INTRATER-Gold-Editor-in-Chief, BRECKY MARGERY CDTTAM-Silver-Associate Editor, BRECKY E. HORACE SIECLER-Silver-Associate Editor, BRECKY JACK FREEMAN-Cold-Photographic Manager, BRECKY ELEANOR BERKOWITZ-GOld-Aft Editor, BRECKY HARRY STEVENS--Gold-Art Editor, REVIEW OMUS DENITZ-Gold-Photographic Editor, Publications DORIS BLATCHLEY-Gold-Business Manager, BRECKY SYLVIA TOXEN-Silver-Advertising Manager, BRECKY RICHARD KIDWELL-Gold-Publications, Business Staff EDITH HYMAN-Silver-Publications, Business Staff EVERETT YACKER-Silver-Publications, Business Staff WILLIAM KIRK-Silver-Printing Staff, Publications Cadets: SGT. WILLIAM WALLOP-Gold-Manual of Arms Competition lst Place SGT. HUGH WALLIS-Silver-Manual of Arms Competition 2nd Place CORP. TERRY MARQUEZ-Gold-Manual of Arms Competition lst Place CORP. THOMAS STANHOPE-Silver-Manual of Arms Competition 2nd Place EXP. PVT. DONALD SMITH-Gold-Manual of Arms Competition Ist Place 4 EXP. PVT. MAYO COX-Silver-Manual of Arms Competition 2nd Place I INEXP. PVT. ROBERT SKOUCAARD-GOld-M3Hu3l of Arms Comp. lst Place INEXP. PVT. BERNARD DONNELLY-Silver-Manual of Arms Comp. 2nd Place Additional Awards: DONALD LOYD-Harvard Club book award to outstanding junior boy i581 New Members of The National Honor Society EUGENIE VIRGINIA ARRAMSON-Radcliffe College Club book award for outstand- ing junior girl KARL MORRISON-President, Student Council-American Legion Award ROSEMARY SCHMUTZER-Vice-President, Student Council-American Legion Award BERNARD ROSENBERG--Bausch and Lomb Medal RICHARD SILVERMAN-Bausch and Lomb Medal MIRIAM ECKARD-Graduated, February, 194-2-Bausch and Lomb Medal MR. WILSON-Stage Crew Certificates JAMES BAXTER-Rensselaer Medal ELIZABETH ARMES--Colonial Daughters Essay Award to a junior BERNARD DONNELLY-Eta Sigma Gamma Fraternity Cadet Cup JAMES BAXTER--Lions Club Saber JAMES QUINTEN KURZ-Michigan Plaque lawarded to senior boy outstanding in scholarship, leadership, and athletics! DORIS BLATCHLI-:Y-Michigan Plaque I awarded to senior girl outstanding in scholarship, leadership and athleticsl SAMUEL INTRATER--French Medal fpresented by New York Society of Women of Francel SAMUEL INTRATER-French Club Award Art Alcove Certificates LORENE LOWE-German Award BERNARD ROSENBERG-German Award ELIZABETH ARMES-Elmira College Key HERBERT HEI-'T-BULLETIN-Publications' Advisers, Medal KARL OCRERT-REVIEW-Publications' Advisers, Medal CHARLES STEBBINS'-Printing-Publications' Advisers' Medal RUSSELL HILL-Art-Publications' Advisers' Medal KARL OCKERT-President of the Club-Quill Clique Award JEROME PoLLAcIc-BULLETIN-Quill Clique Award LORENE LOWE-REVIEW-Quill Clique Award OMUS DENITZ-Aft-Quill Clique Award JEAN KING-BRECKY-Quill Clique Award Domestic Science Awards: MARGARET VIRGINIA LAMBERTH-Kober Award LORRAINEVRITA STAMMlH0m6 Economics Association Award EIGHTH SEMESTER W, Patricia Barrett Eleanor Berkowitz Robert Crowell Dorothy Fisher Jack I. 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KIMBL1-1, Faculty Adviser ETA SIGMA GAMMA THOMAS VI-IRMILLIOW. President W,lLI,lS FITSSELL. Seeremry KARL IVIORRISON. Vice-President ROBERT HAYLON. Treasurer DR. A. V. SMITH. Faculty Arlviser EPSILON MU SIGMA FRANK Sl-IAL. President Roscorx HANKIN. Secretary GEORGE LAVINDER. Vice President DAVE SCHRIRNRR. Trrfnszzrrr MR. S. T. KIMBLI-3, Faculty Adviser .f . K R Mi i 3 T .C 'S KL, Ng' R S X K W, is rg,-r EQEKTQQK MID-YEAR CLASS OFFICERS EXECUTIVE HURERT TUCKER, President BETTY JORDAN, Secretary FAIC LARRY, Vice-Presiflenl JOSEPHINE GILLESPIE. Treasurer LITERARY ABE BRENNER, Historian BETTY JOHNSTON. Valeflinmrian E531 LEFT LESSIE FRED ISA RN ET'l' lfirlhplurru' Atlanta, Ga. Srhuol u4'fi1'iIi4m and noviall vlulr.-1: Swimming' Lcadorrvz Red Cross Represc-ntativv. Nor! your what! Secretarial School. DORIS BARON lffrthplu1'1'f Poland. Ncarl your wha!! Soc-retarial S4-hool. RUBY BODANKIN Ifirthplmw: Washington, D. C. Next your what! Business College. SYLVIA HONDA R0 FF lfirlllplflwf Washiiigtnrll. D. C. Srhool urlfrvitien und :mriul rlulm: Commercial Club: Rabbit's Fool. Club. Nur! your what? Work. SARAH ISORAK llirlhplurr: Washington, D. C. Srhovl m'fil'iti1m :lull rloriul rlulm: Club: llowling TL-am. Svhuul houorn: C , Howling, '4l. Next your whul? Work. Girls C HELEN DOROTHY BOWERS Birllzplare: Middletown, Pa. Nur! yeur who!! lnmlelinite. RIGHT NORMA ELAINE BRANAN Uirlhplurv: Washington. D. C. Svhool of-fivilirm und sorial clubs: Sec., Theta Kappa Sigma. Nut your whul? Secretarial Svhoul. ARE BRHNNER Birthplavr: Petersburg, Va. School ru'til'itirx and norial r-lubx: Travk Teamg German Club. School honors: Historian, Feb. Graduating Class. Nur! your 'whutf College. JOAN BERYL CANCELOSE Birllzplmv: Washington. D, C. School uvlivilics und svrial clubs: Swjpmlllg Louder: Rowling Team. ..- Nz'.rt your whul! Indolinile. QW'-b' THOMAS ERWIN COOK UirlIi1:lm':'.' Washington, D. C. School urlivities and soriul vlubx: German Club: Sgt., Cadets: Chevron:-i Club. Nerl year what? Work. GEORGE ALLEN COX, JR. Birlhplave: Farmville, Va. School ua-tivitie.-i and social vlubn: Corp., Ca- detsg Chuvrons Club: Archery Club. Sa-hool honors: 2nd Place Corp. Medal, Co. A, '41g Arc-he-ry Medal. '41. Next year what? Work. MARY COZZO Birth flare' Washin ton D. C I A 8 . - School uctivitieu and social clubs: Girls' Bas- ketball Team: Girls' Baseball Team: Girls' Volleyball Team. Next your what? liusim-ss College. Adi J J is Qzfff LEFT WILLIAM FYE DECKER Birthplace: Johnstown, Pa. Next year what? Work. MIRIAM BEATRICE ECKARD Birthplace: West Collingswood, N. J. School activities and social clubs: Vice-Pres., Nuclei: Treas., Sketch Club: Girls' C Club. School horrors: N. H. S., '41: Hockey, C , '41. Next year what? College. SIGURDS MIERVALDIS EKIS Birthplace: Berlin. Germany. School activities arid social clubs: German Club: Melting Pot Club. School honors: Scholarship to the Lycee Cham- pollian. Grenoble, France, for two years: '38, '39, '40. Next year what? M. I. T. CHARLES MILLER EULER, II Birthplace: Durham, N. C. School activities and social clubs: COG: Ger- man Club: Cadets. Next year what? Work. GLORIA JULIET FAGIOLO Birthplace: Washington, D. C. Next year what? Work. MORRIS DAVID FINE Birthplace: Washington, D. C. Next year what? National Radio Inst. RIGHT VIRGINIA MAE FIRMIN Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Club of the Month: Bowling Team. Next year what? Wilson Teachers College. THOMAS EDWARD FOLEY, JR. Birthplace: Brooklyn, N. Y. School activities and social clubs: Vice-Pres.. Eta Sigma Gamma: Chevrons Club: First Sgt., Cadets. School honors: 2nd Place Inexperienced Pri- vate's Alumni Manual Award, '40: 2nd Place Inexperienced Private's Medal, Co. A, '40: 2nd Place Experienced Private's Alumni Manual Award, '41. Next year what? U. of Maryland. MARY ELAINE FORD Birthplace: Washington, D. C. Next year what? College. ALETHEA GEORGE Birthplace: Detroit, Mich. School activities and social clubs: Custodian, Rabbit's Foot Club: Bowling Team. School honors: Bulletin Certificate, '40, '41. Next year what? College. JOSEPHINE GILLESPIE Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Spanish Club: Girl Reserves: Archery Club: Vice- Pres., Rabbit's Foot Club. School honors: N. H. S., '41: Treas., Feb. Graduating Class. Newt year what? Work. SARAH MILDRED GILLEY Birthplace: Johnson City, Tenn. School activities and social clubs: Roller Skat- ing Club: Vice-Pres., Club of the Month: Art Alcove: Student Council. Next year what? Strayer College. LEFT MICHAEL MITCHELL GOLDBERG Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Circulation Staff: German Club: Football Team. Next year what? College. MARILYN GOLDSTEIN Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Latin Club: Stamp Club. Newt year what? Business School. SIDNEY EMANUEL GOLDSTEIN Birthplace: New York, N. Y. Ncrt ycar what? Drafting Course. JANET ELIZABETH GRI FFITH Birtliplare: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Girls' C Club. School honors: N. H. S., '41: C , Baseball, '40: C , Volleyball, '40. Newt year what? G. W. U. GRACE MARY GUERRA Ih'rlll11lace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Art Alcove. Next year: what? lndctinite. BERTRAND CHSQSTIAN HELMER GUN RSEN Birthplace: Springfield, Mass. School activities and social clubs: Student Council: Archery Club. School honors: N. H. S., '4l. Next year what? Indefinite. RIGHT DONALD HAMBURGER Ilirlhplacc: Washington. D. C. Next year what? Indefinite. MARGARET BERTHA HATTON Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Pres.. Phi Delta Sigma: Student Council: Bowling Team. Next yca-r what? Mary Washington College. LORRAINE ALBERTA HOLLIS Ifirthplacc: Jacksonville. Fla. School activities and social clubs: Basketball Team. Next year what? Work. BARBARA AMY HOUNSOM Birthplace: Washington, D. C. Next ycar what? Business School. JEAN MARIE HOWELL Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Art Club: Town Hall: Red Cross Representative. School honors: N. H. S., '41. Next year what? Mary Washington College. WILLIAM C. Y. HSIAO Birthplace: Hunan, China. School activities and social clubs: Vice-Pres.. Student Council: Vice-Pres.. Physics Club: German Club: Cadets: Officers Club: Tennis Team: Town Hull. School honors: First Lt., Ist Battalion Staff, '41: Executive Council, '40, '41g N. H. S.. '40, '41, '42, Next year what? M. I. T. LE F T KATHERINE LOUISE HURLEBAUS Birthplace: Mount Rose, Md. School activities and xocial clubs: Club of the Month: Red Cross: Student Council. School honors: Executive Council, '41, Newt year what? Business College. ADELE MABEL JAWISH Hirthplacc: Washington, D. C. Next year what? Indefinite. ELIZABETH JOHNSTON Birthplace: Exeter, N. H. School activitiex and social clulzs: Pros., Radio Guild: Archery Club: French Club: Town Hall: Girls' C Club. School honors: Sec., N. H. S., '4l: Assoc.-Ed.. REVIEW, '4lg Radio Guild Certificate, '40, '4l: Archery Club Plaque, '40: Valedictorian. Feb. Graduating Class. Newt year what? College. ELIZABETH ALEENE JORDAN Birthplace: Elmira, N. Y. School activities and social clubs: Reporter. BULLETIN: Radio Guild: Central Playhouse: Vice-Pres., Alpha Theta Chi. School honors: Sec., Feb. Graduating Class. Newt year what? Art School. ARTHUR KEKERIS Hirtliplace: Clinton, Mass. School activities and social clubs: J. V. Foot- ball Team. Nczct year what? Indefinite. ELIZABETH SALENA KILLIAN Iflfflllllllffff Mt. Holly, N. C. School activities and social clubs: Vice-Pres., Tru-as., Phi Delta Sigma: Girl Reserves. Next year what? School. RIGHT DENVER KIRBY Birthplace: Joker, W. Va. Newt year ivlzat? College. STANLEY KLAVAN Birthplace: Baltimore, Md. Next year what? College. ELEANORE ROSE KRAVITZ Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Reporter, BULLETIN: Archery Club: Radio Guild: Asst. Ad. Mgr., Publications. School honors: Quill Clique, '41. Next year what? G. W. U. JOYCE VIRGINIA LAHR Birthplace: Walla Walla, Wash. School activities and social clubs: Treas., Omega Phi: Student Council: Capt., Bowling Team, School horiorx: Executive Council, '38, '4I: N. H. S., '4I. Next year what? Wash. School for Secretaries. FAE LEE LASKY Birthplace: Key West. Fla. School activities and social clubs: Dramatic Club: Radio Guild: Rabbit's Foot Club. School honors: Asst. Advertising Mgr., Pub- lications, '39, '40, '41: Advertising Mgr., Publications, '41, '42: Publications A Cer- tificate. '40, '4I: Vice-Pres., Feb. Graduating Class: Quill Clique, '41, '42. Newt year what? Indefinite. VESTA VALETTA LEATHERY Birthplace: Pittsburgh, Pa. School activities and social clubs: Girls' C Club: Gym Captains: Junior Assoc. Editor, BRECKY. School honors: N. H. S.. '-41: C , Volleyball, '40: Senior Assoc. Editor, BRFATKY, '41, '42. Next year what? Work. gk A r -.fmt .. b 1. A 1 A ' I . iwial' . N. 'Q J- ' , I Aw: ,417-Y..:Q'fi'ii'QfNg7if, N 3' , 7, 4 .:'.'-an ,, - -I '1 .FQ- faxes? A J,-N I Y I 53534 ,aw 6' .,-1 1' 3 fl LEFT WILLIA! LEVINE Birtlnplacc: Washington, D. C. School activitien and social clubs: Stage Crew: J. V. Basketball Team. Next year what? Work. MARVIN SAUL LIEBLING Birthplace: Akron, Ohio. School activities and .social clubs: Circulation Staff. School honors: Publicity Manager, Publica- -tions, '41, '42: A Certificate, Publications, '41. Next year what? Junior Trainee Aircraft Me- chanic. MARY LOUISE LITTLETON Birthplace: Harper's Ferry, W. Va. School activities and social clubs: Capt., Bowl- ing Team: Rabbitfs Foot Club. Next year what? Abbot Art School. FRANK SALVADORE MARINO Birthplace: Washington, D. C. Next year what? Work. ALMA CHRISTINE MARTIN Birthplace: East Rainelle, W. Va. Next ycar what? lndefinite. DONALD ARNO MATNEY Birthplace: Ironton, Ohio. School activitieu and noeial clubs: Sgt.-Major. Cadets: Chevrons Club. School honors: lst Place Experienced Private Medal, Co. C. '39, Next year what? Work. RIGHT MARILYN ESTHER MCCONVILLE Birthplace: Wellsville, Ohio. Next year what? Wash. School for Secretaries. MARY LOUISE MCINTOSH Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social cluba: Pres.. Omega Phi: Capt., Bowling Team. School honorn: N. H. S.. '41. Next year what? Strayer College. THOMAS WIIQLIAM MCKINLEY, JR. Birthplace: Philadelphia, Pa. Next year what? G. W. U. MARJORIE ANN MCMULLEN Birthplace: Clearwater, Fla. School activities and social clubs: Publications: French Club: Co-Chairman, Library Guild. School honors: N. H. S., '4l: Colonial Daugh- ter's Essay Medal, '41: Assoc. Ed., REVIEW. '41: Quill Clique, '4I: Debating Team. '40. Next year what? Florida State College for Women. JUNE ALICE MEAGER Birthplace: Syracuse, N. Y. School activities and social clubs: Girls' C Club: Capt., Bowling Team. School honors: C , Hockey, '39: Mgr., Bowl- ing Team. '-10. Next year what? Secretarial School. JOSEPH MOSKOWITZ Birthplace: Bronx. N. Y. Next year what? Indeflnite. di-Wlfb' f iw H- 1 fa' I fr .9 LEFT ELSIE FRANCES MOYER Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Pres., Treas. Alpha Theta Chi: Rabbit's Foot Club: scul dent Council: Red Cross. School honors: Executive Council, '41. Next year what? G. W. U. SIDNEY JOSEPH MUNITZ Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Football Team: Track Team. Next year what? Maryland U. HENRY OTTO NELSON Birthplace: Chicago, Ill. School activities and social clubs: COG. Next year what? Capital Drafting School. LOUIS NICHOLAS NIKOLOPOULOS Birthplace: Washington, D. C. Next year what? Indefinite. MILTON ORLOFF Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Color-Sgt., Cadets: Chevrons Club. Next year what? Indefinite. PETER ANTHONY PANAGOS Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: School Or- chestra. School honors: Inter-high Orchestra, '40, '41. Next year what? Indefinite. RI GI-I T EVELYN PAPER Birthplace: Baltimore, Md. School activities and social clubs: Library Asst. Next year what? Business College. HOBART GARRETT PEPPER Birthplace: Petroleum, W. Va. Next year what? College. MARITA PEVSNER Birthplace: Moscow, U. S. S. R. School activities and social clubs: French Club: Esperanto Club: International Club. School honors: N. H. S., '41. Next year what? College. RUTH POLLICOVE Birthplace: Brooklyn, N. Y. Next year what? Business College. MERCEDES DOLORES PRATT Birthplace: Baltimore, Md. School activities and social clubs: Bowling. Next ycar what? Nurses' Training School. LILLIAN ISABELLE PURCELL Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Auditor, Bank. School honors: Pres., Bank, '41. Next year what? Work. LE F T BERNARD ABRAHAM RAFFEL IflTl'l1lltll?1'f Pocahontas, Va. Svhool ur-tivities and nocinl rlulmt Printing Staff, Bol.i,m1N and Revo-:wg Pres., Type and Ink Club: Cadets. Srhool honoru: Manager, Printing Staff. '41: Alumni Award. '41: Merit Certificate, '39, '40, '4l: Quill Clique. '40, '4l. Next year what? Work. AMELIA JEANNETTE REID lfirtliplurc: Washington, D. C. Srhoot ar-tivitirn and social vlulm: Bowling Team. S:-hool honorn: C , Bowling, '4l. N4'.r1 your what? Art School. M ARGARET GRACE RICHARDS ltirthplzzvei Washington, D. C. Next year -what? Indefinite. SAMUEL WINTERS RICHWINE lh'rthpl4u'e: Goodville, Pa. Srhool ru'li1vitimc and uovlal vlulm: Lambda Sigma: Football Team. Svhool honors: C , Football, '4l. Ncrt year what? College. HILTON ALLEN RUDD lhrtlrplm-4z.' Newport News. Va. Nm-t year what? Indelinite. JULIAN SAMBATARO lfirlhplamv: Washington, D. C. Nerf your what? Georgetown U. RIGHT THEODORE JOSEPH SCHATZ lfll'l,llll1ll'lff Des Moines, Iowa. Nrfgrt your what? Work. ROBERT SE EH USEN ls'irthpIarrz.' Newark. N. J. School ur'ti1'ltim1 and xoviul rlulm: Epsilon Mu Sigma: Baseball Team: Swimming Team: Town Hall. School honors: C , Swimming, '3Sl. Next your irhut? College. FREDA SHUSTER lfirlhplr1rv': Washington, D. C. School rwtivitiex und .social clubx: Bank Staff: Commerrial Club: Red Cross. Next year u-hut! Secretarial School. SIDNEY SILVERMAN lIirll:pla4'1'.' New York, N. Y. Srhool ur-tiritlrw and .wovlal vlltlm: Camera Club: Art Alvovc Stuff. S:-html lmnnrn: Photographic Manager. I'ubli- 1-ations, '41, '42: Quill Clique, '41, '42, Next ymlr lrhut! Commercial Photography. MILDRED HARRI ET SIROTA lfirllnplurr: Washington, D. C. School 11r'li1'iti1's and .woelal rlulzs: Asst. Ed., IIIILLETIN. Sl'll00l honora.' N. H. S., '4l. Next year u-hut? G. W. U. NICHOLAS JAMES STATHIS Birthplace: Washington, D. C. Srhool ruvtivifima and soriul vlulm: Sturlent Council. Next year what? Strayer Business College. LE F T RICHARD GUY STEDMAN Birthplace: Washington. D. C. School activities and social clubs: Boys C Club: Golf Team: Hiking Club. School honors: C , Golf, '4l. Next year what? College. HUGH MART STEPHENS Birthplace: Minneapolis, Minn. School activities arid social clubs: Treas., Stu- dent Councilg Cheer Leaders: Corp., Cadets: Hiking Club: Chevrons Club. Next year what? College. MILIJRED RUTH s'1'oLAR Hirthplai-e: Washington, D. C. Next year what? College. MARY GREEN SUMNERS Birthplace: Fayetteville, Tenn. Next year what? Secretarial School. MARX-'RHODA TACKETT Birthplace: Washington. D. C. School activitiei and social clubs: Town Hall: Rabhit's Foot Club: Spanish Club: Circula- tion Staif, Publications: Red Cross. School honors: N. H. S., '41. Next year what? U. of Maryland. VIRGINIA LORRAINE TAYLOR Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Student Council. Next year ufhat? Texas Christian U. R I G I-l T HUBERT QUINTEN TUCKER Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Sgt.-at-Arms Student Council: Treas., Boys' C Club, Vice-Pres., Lambda Sigma: Co-Capt., Foot- ball. School honors: C , Football, '40, '41g C Track, '40, '41: Executive Council, '40g Pres. Feb. Graduating Class. Next year what? U. of Maryland. JESSIE MAE VAN KIRK Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities arid social clubs: Girls' C' Club: Gym Captains. School honors: C , Volleyball, '39: C , Bad- minton, '40. Next year what? Indefinite. MARIAM WEINSTEIN Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School honors: N. H. S., '41. Next year what? Juilliard School of Music. SHIRLEY WEINSTEIN lfirthplace: Baltimore, Md. Neat year what? Business College. ROSS JOSEPH WOODWARD Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and .social clubs: ARC Color-Sgt., Cadets: Chevrons Club. Next year what? Pensacola. EDWARD MUNSON WORDEN Birthplace: Roanoke, Va. Next year what? Indefinite. 'E ar:'r'rm MARIE wmcrrr + ' ! Birthplace: Washington, D. C. . School activities and social cluba:,V1ce-Pres.. Omega Phi: Student Council: Capt., Volley- Q ball. Newt year what! College. 3. ,ai CCC .yr . 'v Q .F 4' .,, I N 'gvfv.jv g'?fY A .muh , , Wil? ff'-!!y5QlfiTi f1 5,4 -.1 ' 5 t ' r -n CENTRAL SONG FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! Fight for victory and honor Fight for dear old Alma Mater Fight with all your might and power To win another game today. We'll cheer to help you win the battle Giving everything we have 1 So fight for victory and honor M For our school today. TEN AX PROPOSITI Steadfast of purpose, march along With dauntless step to martial song! Though we are young our school is old And battles won should make us bold If clear our purpose be. Ours not to blaze an untrod way Through woods that hide the light of day For Central's vanguard long ago Made smooth the road whereon we go li ith many a victory. Cnonus March onward! March with lifted eyes! On yonder goal our banner flies! Sing, sing, triumphantly, Tenax Propositi. mi flew JT? Y MID-YEAR CLASS VALEDICTORY ELIZABETH JOHNSTON Today it has finally come, the moment we have been so eagerly anticipating, the moment when we are about to receive our diplomas. It has been a long time since we entered grade school, twelve years ago, and until this year our diploma has seemed a distant, unattainable object, hidden away in the unknown future. Even now, when we are about to receive these precious documents, we are almost dubious of the fact that we have actually reached the goal to which we have so long looked forward. Yet receiving this diploma is not the end of our journey, rather it is only the beginning. Most of us have planned to go into some special field of endeavor, either immediately after graduating from Central or after attending college. ln the usual course of events we should do as we had planned, but these are not ordinary times. 0ur country is now at war and every facility is being devoted to winning that war. We are the first class to be graduated from Central since a state of war was declared. It would be foolish and futile to expect that the war will have no effect on our lives, because it will have the greatest influence on all of us. Because of the war we shall have many opportunities to get positions in the huge effort which our country is devoting for victory, but we must remember that we shall also have greater responsi- bilities. We can no longer think of ourselves in terms of our own personal desires. We must think of ourselves as a part of a united effort and we must assume our share of the obligations. These obligations which lie ahead of us are adult ones which will require calm thinking and mature deliberation. Yet we must retain our youthful outlook on life. We must add our courage, our hope, and our confidence to the morale of the nation. However, in any eventuality, we shall never forget the years that we have spent at school which have been among the most pleasant in our lives. The athletic events we have watched or participated in, the school organizations which we have joined, and the social gatherings where we have met, have all played an important part in the enjoyment which we have had at Central. More than that, they have taught us sportsmanship, given us a variety of interests, and increased our interest in each other. Yes, all the experiences that have come to us during our years at Central have had an important part in shaping our lives and the inspiration of these last four years will live forever in our memories. We pause for one last look and then we must heed the call of the future. To the principal and the assistant principals and to our teachers who have given us so much of their time andmenergy, I pledge in behalf of the class our fidelity and loyalty to Central's standards and ideals. . E781 MID-YEAR -CLASS HIS: 'Y 0 ABE BRENNER 'V .Vg . Three years ago in his welcoming address, Mr. Hoover, our Principal, told us that we were just beginning a race in which our every effort, our every sacrifice, our every achievement, would but increase our power for final victory. He remarked that a prize was offered to all who start, but sternly added that it was given only to those who persevere to the end. Today, January 30, 1942, marks the end of that race for us, the February Graduating Class, and we, the victors, stand ready to receive the garlands and applause that come as a result of our persistent efforts that enabled us to reach our goal. But before we receive the awards for which we have striven, before we begin either the race in higher schools of learning or in the school of active life, let us turn from these troubled war times of today and observe how 'the past events have qualified us for the future. Eventful is our retrospection and perhaps no other retiring class will look back upon rarer reminiscences than the one that is now leaving Central. During our stay here, we studied history to learn what others have done, literature, to know what others have said, science, to better understand existing conditions, mathematics, to sharpen our wits. We shared alike in the absorption of high ideals, and since we learned the same lessons, overcame similar trials, and shared alike in our school triumphs and defeats, we came to understand one another better. We formed friend- ships that neither time nor circumstances can sever or divide. Our respect for Central increased daily, and as we saw her progress in every field in which she endeavored, we felt an enthusiasm that could not be silenced, our loyalty remained unchanged in victory or defeat. ln 1939 alone, Central won the interhigh baseball championship, the District Athletic Swimming Meet, the Brigade Map Problems Competition, and the National Press Association's award of All- American rating for the Bulletin , our school paper. Again in 194-0 and '41 Central repeated many of the above mentioned victories and added several new ones to the list, those of the interhigh track championship being exceptionally outstanding. And now, classmates, as our school life draws to a close and we go our separate ways, let it be our earnest and constant giaeavor to live up to those standards that our Principal and our teachers have so whole-heartedly given us. With an imperishable love for Central, with steadfast loyalty to one another, with a respectful farewell, let us bid our school good-bye. E791 JUNE CLASS The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet. J JUNE CLASS OFFICERS EXECUTIVE JACK SAMPERTON, President CATHERINE KoRBEL,Secretary JAMES KURZ, Vice-President DOROTHY FISHER, Treasurer LITERARY JAMES BAXTER, Valedictorian ROSCOE HANKIN, Historian FELICIA MILLER, Poetess E321 LEFT JESSY MAY ABRAMSON Birthplace: Woodbury, N. J. School activities and .social clubs: Spanish Club: Vice-Pres., Girls' C Club: Asst. Mgr., Bowling Team: Latin Club: Publicity Chair- man, Girl Reserves. School honors: N. H. S., '41, '42. Next year what? Indefinite. FRANCIS DE SALES ALEXANDER. JR. Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activitiou and social clubs: Cadets: Cir- culation Staff, Publications. Next year what? Indefinite. JACK DUNN ALLEN Birthplace: Charleston, W. Va. School activities and nor-ial clubs: Vice-Pres., COG: Officers Club: Cadets. School honors: lst Lt.. Cadets, '41, '42: Silver Private Medal, Cadets, '40: Silver Private Medal, Cadets, '4I: Prize Mech. Dr. Ribbon, '40, '41. Next year what? Work. JACOB ALPEROWICH Birthplace: Wilno, Poland. Next year what? Indefinite. MARIO ARMANDO AMADOR Birthplace: Mexico City, Mexico. School activitiex and social clubs: Swimming Team. ,- .1 Next your what? Georgetown U. LOIS MURIEL ANDERSON liirtliplacc: Dover, N. H. School activities and social clulm: Spanish Club: Club of the Month: Girls' C Club: Custo- dian. Rabhit's Foot Club: Bowling Club. School honors: C , Swimming, '40. Next year what? New Hampshire U. R I G Il T LOUISE ADRIENNE ARONSON Birthplru-a: Washington, D. C. School activities and :facial clubs: Girls' C Club: Swimming Loaders: Gym Captains: Capt. Winning Team, Basketball. School honors: C , Basketball. '40: C , Swimming, '4l: C , Hockey, '4l: Swimming Leaders' Certificate. '4l. Next year what? Work. YSKOUHI GOLDI E ARTINIAN Birthplace: Pawtucket, R. I. Next year what? Work. ROBERT THEADORE AVANCENA Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activitien and social clubs: Golf Team. Next year what? Indefinite. LEONARD STUART BAIRD Birthplace: Fredericksburg. Va. School activities and social clubx: Swimming Team: Student Council. Next year what? Indeflnite. MARGARET FAY BAIRD Birthplace : Buchanna, Va. School activities: and social clulm: Biology Club: Club of the Month: Horseback Riding Club: Bowling Club. Next year what? Strayer College. RAYMOND ISAAC BAND Birthplace: Chicago, Ill. School activities and social clubs: Sec.-Treas.. Chess Club: Ofllcers Club: Debating Club: Publications: German Club: Chevrons Club: Cadets. School honors: N. H. S., '42: lst Lt., Cadets, '41, '42. Next year what? G. W. U. o 'Z '33 LEFT ROBERT STONE BARNARD Birthplace: North Carolina. Next year what? Indeiinite. K THELMA NEY BARR Birthplace: Portsmouth, Ohio. Next year what? Business School. PATRICIA LEIGH BARRETT Birthplace: Washington. D. C. School activities and social clubs: Swimming Leaders: Sec., Art Club. Next year what? College. JOHN BASILIKO Birthplace: Washington, D. C. Next year what? Work. JAMES EDWARD BAXTER Birthplace: Marion, Va. School activities and social clubs: Cadets: Latin Club: French Club: Oflicers Club: Physics Club: Hiking Club: Chevrons Club: Fencing Club: Town Hall: Circulation Staff, Publications. School honors: Lt. Col., Cadets, '41, '42: Pres., N. H. S., '41: Editor-in-Chief, REVIEW, '41: '42: Scholarship: Quill Clique, '41, '42: Harvard Book Award, '4I: Valedictorian, June Graduating Class, '42. Next year what? Deep Springs. MARY PARKIN BEATTY Birthplace: Vanderbilt, Pa. School activities and social clubs: Club of the Month. Next year what? College. RIGHT EDWARD LEE BEAVER Birthplace: Huntington, W. Va. School activities and social clubs: Cog: Pres., Hi-Y: Student Council: Football Team: Track Team. School honors: Executive Council. Next year what? U. of Maryland. THELMA RUTH BECKER Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Rabbit's Foot Club: Red Cross Club. Next year what? College. HARRY MONTAGUE BEDELL Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Cadets. Next year what? U. of Maryland. WILLIAM OSCAR BEDERMAN Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Type 8: Ink Club. Next year what? Georgetown U. PATRICIA NELL BEEBE Birthplace: Washington. D. C. School activities and social clubs: Swimming Leader. Next year what? Stephens College. EDNA BENDER Birthplace: New York, N. Y. Next year what? Work. LEFT BARBARA ANNE BERBERICH Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Archery Club: mmior Red Cross. School K, ors: Medal, Inter-High Archery Tournament, '41. Next year what? Work. ELEANOR JEANETTE BERKOWITZ Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Treas., Art Club: Latin Club: Art Staff, REVIEW: Red Cross. School honors: Art Editor, BRECKY, '41, '42: Quill Cggue, '41, '42. Next yea what? Art. School. GERALDINE ELLEN BETZ Birthplace: Wilkes-Barre, Pa. School activities and social clubs: Archery Club: Alpha Theta Chi: Rabbits Foot Club: Dramatic Club: Radio Guild. School honors: N. H. S..'42: Advertising Mgr., REVIEW, '41, '42: Dramatic Club Certificate, '40. Next year what? College. DORIS MAE BLATCHLEY Birthplace: Erie, Pa. School activities and social clubs: Vice-Pres., Town Hall: Student Council: Girl Reserves: German Club: Swimming Leaders: Pres., Girls' C Club: Pres., Hiking Club. School honors: N. H. S., '41, '42: Quill Clique, '4l. '42: Executive Council, '40, '42: Business Mgr., BRECKY, '41, '42: C , Swimming Leader, '39, '40: C , Life Saving, '39, '41: C , basketball, '41, '42: C , hockey, '41: C , hiking, '41: C , volley ball, '4l. Next year what? Nurses Training School. ARTHUR NORMAN BLOCK Birthplace: Washington, D. C. Ncrl year what? G. W. U. JOSEPH RUSSELL BOWN Birthplace: Boston. Mass. School activities and social clubs: ARC. Next year what? U. S. Army Air Corps. N mcnr rn 'I' CAROLINE HARRINGTON BRADBURN Birthplace: Ridge, Md. School activities and social clubs: Pan Ameri- can Club: Defense Knitting Club: Girl Re- serves: Hiking Club: Town Hall. Next year what? Nurse-'s Training. GARY MORGAN BRADFORD Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Student Council: Officers Club: Cadets. School honors: Capt., Cadets, '41, '42: Gold Private Medal, Cadets, '41. Next year what? U. of Maryland. DONALD HERBERT BRANT Birthplace: Washington. D. C. School activities and social clubs: Lambda Sigma: Basketball Team: Football Team: School Orchestra. Next year what? Work. MARGARET LUCILLE BRILEY Birthplace: Kinston N. C. School activities and social clubs: Junior Red Cross: Girl Reserves. Next year what? Duke University. EDWARD P. BRILL, JR. Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Pres., Jr. Red Cross: Cadets: Track Team. Next year what? Indefinite. MARTHA JANE BROADWATER Birthplace: Pennsboro, W. Va. School activities and social clubs: Club of the Month: Orchestra: Bowling Team. Nezt year what? Business School. LEFT STEVE ELLERBEE BRODIE Birthplace: Washington, D. C. cil. School honors: Executive Council, '41. Ncxt year what? Indefinite. JOHN THOMAS BROOKE Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities arid social clubs: COG: Vice- Pres., Hi-Y: Cadets. Next year what? Work. JEAN ALPHONSO BROWN Birthplace: Union City, Tenn. School honors: Quill Clique, '41, '42: Assoc. Editor, BULLETIN, '41, '42: Ass't Art Editor, REVIEW, '40: Ass't Cartoonist, BULLETIN '41, '42: BRECKY Art Staff, '42. Next year what? Advertising Agency. GEORGE MUSSER BROWN Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Archery Club: Chevrons Club: Officers Club: Rifle Club: Printing Staff, Publications: Cadets. School honors: 2nd Lt., Cadets, '41, '42: Print- ing Mgr., Publications, '42: Treas., Rifle Club, '41. Next year what? Indeiinite. RUSSELL BROWN Birthplace: New Jersey. Next year what? Indefinite. HELEN EVE BROWNE Birthplace: Philadelphia, Pa. School activities and social clubs: Student Council: Radio Guild: Reporter, BULLETIN: Pies., Dramatic Club: Pres., Alpha Theta C i. School honorsQDramatic Certificate, '40, '41: Dramatic Medal, '41. Next year what? Secretary. RIGHT ROBERT CARTER BUCKNER Birthplace: Roanoke, Va. Next year what? Work. DONALD LEE CARTER Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Officers Club: Chevrons Club: Pres.. Eta Sigma Gamma' Vice-Pres., Cog: Cadets. School honors: Captain, Cadets, '41, '42: N. H. S., '41, '42: Gold Private Medal, Cadets, '40: Silver Corp. Medal, Cadets, '41 Next year what? U. S. Army Air Corps. , JOHN CHARLES CASHION Birthplace.' Port Washington, L. I., N. Y. School activities and social clubs: Red Cross. Next year what? Work. THELMA RUTH CATHRO Birthplace: Springfield, Mass. School activities and social clubs: Bowling' Team. Next year what? Work. LEATRICE IOLA CERNAHAN Birthplace: Watertown, Wis. School activities and social clubs: Club of the Month. Next year what? Work. ALLEN CULLING CLARK, II Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Sgt., Cadets: Chevrons Club: Stamp Club. Next year what? U. of Virginia. School activities and social clubs: Pres., ARC: Football Team: Track Team: Student Coun- LEFT LOIS JANE CLARK Birthplace: Toledo, Ohio. School rzrtiviticu and social clubs: Club of the Month. Next year what? Strayer College. IRMA COHEN Ifirthinlarw: llronx. N. Y. Next year what? Work. TEDDY COHEN Hirthplarlr: New Haven. Conn. Srhool ar-tiviliea and social clulm: Pres., Dramatic Club: Sec., Radio Guild: Sec., Central Playhouse: Student Council: German Club. Srhool llonnra: Dramativ Club Certificate, '40i Alumni Award, '4l. Next year what? College. l ItANC ES MAE COLLEY liiflllllldflff Richmond, Va. Nrfl year what? Work. CAROL CARRI H CONSTANTINE Ifirthplru-e: Washington, D. C. School artivitiex and suvial clubs: Vice-Pres., Defense Club: Spanish Club: Asst. Sec., Pub- lications Oflive. Nvgct your uihut? liu:-mini-ss College. MAItGARl'l'I' ANNA COOK IiiTllIllllI,l'l?.' Washington, D, C. School activities and social clubs: Cashier, Bank. Ncrt year what? Work. S, RIGHT MARGERY BEE COTTAM Hirtlzplaret Alamo. Nev. School activities and uocial clubs: Vice-Pres., German Club: French Club: Town Hall: Hiking Club: Jr. Assoc. Editor, lla!-ICKY. School honors: Sr. Assoc. Editor. lhu-'.cKY, '41, '42: N. H. S.. 41, '42: Quill Clique, '41, '-42: Literary Editor, REVIEW. '41, '42. Next year what? U. of Utah. MARY GLORIA CRASSAS Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School :Activities and social 1-luhs: Spanish Club. Next year what? Strayer College. FLORENCE MORRISON CRAWFORD Ifirthplace: Marrletta, Ohio. School activities and social claha: Hiking Club: Rabbit's Foot Club: Girls' C Club: Bowl- ing Team: Archery Club: Swimming Team: Pres., Sigma Lambda. Next year what? Mary Washington College. BERTHA LEE CRIZER Birthplace: Clifton Forge, Va. School honorx: Executive Council, '40. Next year what? Strayer College. BETTY JANE CROMER Birthplace: Cleveland. Ohio. School artivitiea and :social clubs: Riding Club: Treas., Alpha Theta Chi: Reporter, BULLETIN. Next year what? U. of Maryland. PHYLLIS VIVIAN CROTZER Hirthplare: Kittanning, Pa. School activities and social clubs: Bowling Team. Next year what? Work. LEFT ROBERT WELLAND CROWELL Birthplace: Los Angeles, Calif. School activities and social clubs: Cadets: Student Council: Cadet Basketball. Next year what? V. P. I. ARTIE PEARL DAILEY Birthplace: Waynesville, Mo. School activities and social clubs: Defense Knitting Club. School honors: N. H. S., '41: Asst. Editor, REVIEW, '41. Newt year what? Work. MARTHA TAYLOR DALLAS Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Archery Club: Swim Leaders: Girl Reserves: C Club. School honors: C , Swimming, '41: C , Ten- nis, '40: C , Life Saving, '4O: C , Volley Ball, '42. Ncxt year what? Indefinite. MARILYN JOYCE DAVIS Birthplace: Rhinelander, Wis. School activities and social clubs: Pres., Girl Reserves: Girls' C Club: Swimming Leaders. School honors: N. H. S., '41, '42: C , Swimming, '39, '40: C , Life Saving '40: C , Basketball. '40: C , Baseball, '40. Next year what? Work. HERBERT DeBERRY, JR. Birthplace: Florence, S. C. School activities and social clubs: Archery Club. School honors: Executive Council, '39, Next year what? Musician. ANNA DELLENOCI Birthplace: Washington, D. C. Next year what? Work. RIGHT RALPH WALTER DEL TUFO Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Track Team: Physics Club. Next year what? U. of Maryland. EILEENE JEAN DENNEWITZ Birthplace: Frankfort, Ohio. School activities and social clubs: Jr. Red Cross. Next year what? Indefinite. DOROTHEA DENNIS Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Sgt.-ab Arms, Club of the Month: Bowling Team: BRECKY Art Staff. School honors: Certificate and Pin, Shorthand, '41. Next year what? Fashion Academy. ALFRED HENRY DIOTTI Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Corr. Sec., Lambda Sigma: Cadets: Cog: Sec., Boys' C Club: Football Team: Track Team: Student Council. School honors: C , Track, '41: Inter-high Mile Champion, '41: Prize Sheet in Mech. Draw., '39, '40. Next year what? U. S. Army Air Corps. FREDERICK LUTHER DUNN, JR. Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Capt., Track Team: Football Team: Pres., Boys' C Club. School honors: C , Track, '40, '41. Next year what? Indetinite. RUTH JENCINE DYBVAD Birthplace: Racine, Wis. School activities and social clubs: Girl Reserves. Next year what? U. of Wisconsin. LEFT JAMES WHARTON EADIE Birthplace: Portsmouth, N. H. School activities and social clubs: Chevrons Club: Cadets. Next year what? Topographic Draftsman. ANN MARIE EASTMAN Birthplace: Norwalk, Conn. School activities and social clubs: Club of the Month. Next ycar what? Kathrine Gibbs School. CORINNE WINI FRED ECHOLS Birthplace: Augusta, Ga. A Ncact year what? Strayer Conlge. LEO WILLIAM EIDENBOCK Birthplace: Johnstown, Pa. School activities and social clubs: Treas., Cog: Pres., Model Aero Engineers Club: German Club: Track Team: Cadets: Student Council. School honors: Ribbon, Mech. Draw., '41, Next year what? Catholic U. BERTHA ELSBERG Rirthplacc: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Bowling Team. Next year what? Business School. DONALD ALAN ERDMAN Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activitieu and social clubs: Rifle Club: Sgt.. Cadets: Chevrons Club: Pres., Hi-Y. School honors: Brigade Rifle Team, '4Z. Next year what? Work. RIGHT MARTHA MAY ESTOPINAL ,flTlh17lflf'1'I Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Jr. Assoc. Editor, IIRFACKY: Library Guild: Vice-Pri-s.. Trans., Theta Alpha Chi: Horseback Riding Club. School llounrs: Sr. Assoc. Editor, BHECKY, '41, '42: Quill Clique, '41, '42: N. H. S., '41, '42: Scholarship. Next year what? G. W. U. CHARLES DONALD EVERSON Birthplace: Philadelphia, Pa. School activities and social clubs: BULLETIN Staff: Cadets: Officers Club: Town Hall: Student Council. School honors: Editor-in-Chief, BULLETIN, '41, '42: Pres. N. H. S., '42: lst Lt., Cadets, '41, '42: Trees.. Quill Clique, '41, '42: Executive Council, '40, '41: Scholarship. Next year what? College. JOHN SHANDLER FALLS Birthplace: Macon, Ga. Nmct year what? Indefinite. ROBERT CRANE FIELDING Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Boys' C Club: Baseball Team. School honors: Baseball. C , '41. Next year what? Indefinite. JOHN B. FINCHER Birthplace: Atlanta, Ga. School activities and social clubs: Band: Hiking Club. Next year what? Work. ALICE JUNE FINTEN Birthplace: Battle Creek, Mich. School activities and social clubs: Girl Re- serves: Club of the Month: Hiking Club. Nezt year what? Work. LEFT F' NORMAN FISCHER, JR. Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities arid social clubs: Track Team: Circulation Stal-f, BULLm'IN: Cadets. Next year what? U. of Pennsylvania. DOROTHY FISHER Birthplace: Baltimore, Md. Sbhool activities and social clubs: Sec., Drama- tic Club: Gym Captains: Student Council: Bowling Team: Radio Guild: Girls' C Club: Rabbit's Foot Club. School honors: Certificate, Dramatic Club, '39, '40, '41: Executive Council, '39, '42: Treas., June Graduating Class. '42, Next year what? Business School. MATTHEW FLATO Birthplace: New York, N. Y. School activities and social clubs: Cadets: Vice-PIII., Archery Club. Next year what? College. KATHERINE LEE FLICK Birthplace: Philadelphia, Pa. -- School activitiesfand social clubs: Sec., Phi Delta Sigma. Next year what? Penn State College. MARY DOROTHY FORD Birthplace: Washington, D. C. Next year what? Work. DOROTHY MAE FOY mthinlace: Cleveland, Ohio. ool activities and social clubs: Student Council: Bowling Team, School honors: Executive Council. Next year what? Work RIGHT MARTHA LOUISE FRANK Birthplace: Weyers Cave, Va. Next year what? Indefinite. JACK FREEMAN Birthplace: Jerusalem, Palestine. School activities arid social clubs: French Club: Archery Club: Town Hall: Radio Guild: Esperanto Club: Central Playhouse. School honors: Quill Clique, '41, '42: Photo- graphic Manager, BRECKY, '41, '42, Next.year what? Catholic U. MIRIAM SONYA FRIED ENBERG Birthplace: Washington, D. C. Next year what? Work. TILLIE FRIEDMAN Birthplace: Brooklyn, N. Y. School activities and social clubs: Spanish Club. Next year what? Work. WILLIS FUSSELL, JR. Birthplace: Johnstown, Pa. School activities and social clubs: Sec., Eta Sigma Gamma: Chevrons Club: Nuclei: Sgt., Cadets. Next year what? College. PHYLLIS NANCY GANTZ Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Latin Club: French Club: Rabbit's Foot Club. School honors: N. H. S., '41, '42: Scholarship. Next year what? Indefinite. LEFT: u 1 ii GENEVIEVE MA GARD 'N ' llirtliplace: Avoca, Pa. School activities and social clubs: Club of the Month. Ncrt year what? Business school. ANNE MURIEL GILLESPIE Birthplace: Charlotte, N. C. Next year what? Nurses Training School. I We M A ROLD GLASSMAN K Birthplace: ashington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Chevrons Club: Officers Club: Circulation Staff, Pub- Iicutions: Cadets. School honors: lst Lt., Cadets, '41, '42: Gold Alumni Award, '41. Next year what? College. ' MARTIN GLAZER Birthplace: New York. N. Y. , School activities and social clubs:ires., Chess Club: Vice-Pres.. Stamp Club: lst Sgt., Cadet Band. School honors: N. H. S., '41, '42. Next year whatffwg. W. U. uf. WILBUR GOLDIDLUM Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Chevrons Club: Sgt., Cadets: Cadet Corps. Next year what? Work. SHIRLEY GOLDSTEIN Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Knitting Club: Rabbit's Foot Club. Next year what? G. W. U. , I Q, RIGIIT 4 ELINOR GOODE Birthplace: Brazil, S. A. , School activities and social alibi: Goqi, tress, Pres., Theta Alpha CEHOUC nomics Club: Rabbit's Foot CI . -QV' Next year what? Stevens College. STEPHEN HOGUE GOODE Birthplace: Charlotte, N. C. School activities and social clubs: Color Sgt., Cadets: Chevrons Club: Sgt.-at-arms. Eta: ,A Sigma. Gamma: Spanish Club: Biology Club: gigt.-at-arms, Student Council: Cadets. .c ool honors: Executive CquQl, '41, '42, Next year what? G. W. Uwl' KATHLEEN coonwm ff Birthplace: Surbiton. England. School activities and social clubs: Hiking Club: Debating Club: Dramatic Club: Central Playhouse: Vice-Pres., Radio Guild: Swim- ming Leader. School honors: Quill Clique, '42: Reporter, IQULLETIN, '42g Asst, Assoc. Editor, Rl-:vu-Jw. '41, '42. Next year what? College. SAMUEL ALBERT GORDON Iiirthplace: Baltimore, Md. Nvxt year what? U. of Maryland. CAROLINE ELSIE GRAHAM Birthplace: Glenrock, Wyo. Next year what? Indefinite. 2 WILLIAM WOOLFOLK GRAVELY Birthplace: Brodhead, Ky. School activities and social clubs: Sgt.. Cadets: Interhlgh Band: Intex-high Orchestra: Pub- lications: Radio Guild. Next year what? College. In :Q LEFT LUCILLE GREENBERG Birthplace: New York, N. Y. School activities and social clubs: Dramatic Club: Girls' C Club: Riding Club. Next year what? Work. MARJORIE RUTH GREENE Birthplace: Fort Wayne, Ind. Next year what? Work. PETER TERRY GREGORY Birthplace: Washington, D. C. Next year what? Indefinite. BERNARD GROZBEAN Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Boys' Club: Football Team: Track Team. School honors: C , Football, '40, '41: C , Track. '41, '42. Next year what? Richmond U. ucw MARY VIRGINIA GRUBBS Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Vice-Pres., Spanish Club. School honors: N. H. S., '42: Quill Clique. '42: Exchange Editor, BULLETIN, '41, '42. Next year ichat? Wash. School for Secretaries. MARGARET MARY GRUNWELL Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Swimming Leader: Girls' C Club: Spanish Club: Girl Reserves: Archery Club. School honors: N. H. S., '42: C , Swimming, '40. Next year what? North Carolina State Wom- en's College. R I CH T ANNA CAROLINE GURGANUS Birthplace: Richmond, Va. School activities and social clubs: Girl Re- SSTVES. Next year what? Work. HOPE I-IAYNES HAMILTON Birthplace: Washington, D. C. Next year what? U. of Maryland. BETTY LOUISE HANCHER Birthplace: Baltimore, Md. School activities and social clubs: Girl Re- serves. Next year what? Work. ROSCOE POUND HANKIN Birthplace: Maryland. School activities and social clubs: Sec., Epsilon Mu Sigma.: Archery Club: Cheer Leaders: Track Team. School honors: Executive Council, '-42: His- torian, June Graduating Class, '42. Next year what? Harvard U. ROBERT JOSEPH HANLON Birthplace: Johnstown, Pa. School activities and social clubs: Officers Club! Dramatic Club: Treas., Eta Sigma Gamma: Cadets. School honors: Capt., Cadets, '41, '-42. Next year what? Georgetown U. ETHEL HARRIS Birthplace: Watertown. N. Y. Next year what? Work. LEFT LOUISE RANDOLPH HART Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Hiking Club: Town Hall. Next year what? Work. tg, ROBERT HENRY HARTUNG Birthplace: Washington. D. C. Next year what? Cornell U. MARGARET ALICE HARVEY Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Latin Club: Sketch Club: Girl Reserves: Typist, BULLE- TIN. Next year what? Secretary. ROBERT JOSEPH HEALY Birthplace: Des Moines, Iowa. School activities and social clubs: Chevrons Club: Officers Club: Rifle Club: Archery Club: Cadets. School honors: lst Lieut., Cadets, '42, Next year what? Indeflnite. HERBERT I-IEFT Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Town Meet- ing of the Air. School horrors: Quill Clique, '41, '42: Sports Editor, Bux.l.z'rIN, '41, '42. Next year what? Journalist. GERHARDT IRVING HEPNER Birthplace: New York, N. Y. School activities and social clubs: Stamp Club: School Bank: German Club. Next year what? Indeflnite. lt- RIGHT SYLVIA HERBST Birthplace: Brooklyn. N. Y. School activities and social clubs: Girls C Club: Capt., Winning Team Volley Ball. School honors: C , Volleyball, '41. Next year what? Work. ELAINE HERTZMAN Birthplace: Washington. D. C. School activities and social clubs: Student Council: BRECKY Art Staff. School honors: Executive Council, '39. Next year what? College. MARGARET HERTZMAN Birthplace: Washington. D. C. School activities and social clubs: Pan Ameri- can Club: Knitting Club. Next year what? Work. DOROTHEA MARGARETTA HIGGINS Birthplace: Wilmington, Del. School activities and social clubs: Rabbilfs Foot Club: Sec., Spanish Club. Next year what? Strayer College. GEORGE JUNIOR HILL Birthplace: Missouri. Next year what? U. S. Army Air Corps. FRANK BROWN HINE Birthplace: Blythewood, S. C. School activities and social clubs: Track team. Next year what? Indeilnite. ,.',: -,.. 1 ' K Qi L E F T DOROTHY LOUISE HISEY Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Bowling Team: Vice-Pres., Club of the Month. Next year what? Work. MARGARET ELIZABETH HODGES Birthplace: Greensboro, N. C. School actizritiex and social clulm: Girl Re- serves: Pres., Club of the Month: Sec.-Treas., Library Guild: Ass't. Ad Mgr.. BRECKY. Next year what? College. WILLIAM NORTHROP HOFFMAN Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubx: Baseball Team, '41, Next year what? Indefinite. JEAN VIRGINIA HOKE I?irthplace: Washington, D. C. Next year what? Work. DORIS LOUISE HOLLOWAY Birthplace: Biltmore, N. C. School activities and social clubs: Student Council: Girl Reserves: Latin Club: French Club: Girls' C Club: Bowling Team. School honors: C , Bowling, '4l. Next year what? College. THOMAS HENRY HOLLOWAY Birthplace: Durham, N. C. Next year what? Army. RIGHT ELIZABETH JEANNE HOLMAN Birthplace: Pittsburgh. Pu. School activities and social clubs: Student Council: French Club: Hiking Club: Horse- back Ridimz Club: Publications. Next year what? Indefinite. LACY HERBERT HORSLEY Birthplace: Lynchburg, Va. Next year what? Army. MARY APRIMA HOVNANIAN Birthplace: Washington, D. C, School activities and social clubs: Sec., Art Alcove: Art Staff, REVIEW: Art Staff, BRECKY: Reporter, BULLETIN. School honors: N. H. S., '42. Next year what? College. CLARA LORRAINE HUFF Birthplace: Greenville. S. C. School activities and social clubs: Girl Reserves. School honors: Pres., Bank, '42. Next year what? Work. BETTY HYMAN Birthplace: Atlanta, Ga. School activities and social clubs: Red Cross. Next year what? Business College. EDITH HYMAN Birthplace: Baltimore. Md. School honors: Financial Mgr., Publications, '41, '42. Newt year what? Work. V M LEFT SAMUEL INTRATER Hfrthplarve: Chicago, Ill. School uctivitieu und social clubs: Pres., Latin Club: Vice-Pres., French Club: Vice-Pres., Esperanto Club: Jr. Assoc. Editor, BRECKY: Town Hull. School honorn: G. W. U. Scholarship: N. H. S., '41, '42: Editor in Chief, BRECKY, '41, '42: Quill Clique, '41, '42. Next ucur zclmt? G. W. U. Ii ERTILIIA MARY JACKSON Ifirthploce: Evansvillc, Ind. School uclfvifien und uociul clubs: Defense Club: Howling Club. Nutt ucur whut! Work. LEO JACOBS lfirthplaccr Cologne. Germany. Neirl your what? G. W. U. DOROTHY JEFFERSON lfirlhplacc: Salt Lake City, Utah. School activities and social clubs: Publications: Stud:-nt Council: Girls' C Club: Hand. School honors: C , Baseball, '39: C , Bas- ketball, '42: C , Tennis. '41: Girls' Sports Editor, IiU1.l.m'lN, '42. Next ucur what? College. DOROTHY J EWLER Ifirlhplacc: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Student Council: Knitting: Club: Howling Club: Horseback Riding Club: Sec., Publications. School honors: Award, Publications, Wil: Cer- tificate, Publications. '4l. Next year what? G. W. U. GLORIA FLORENCE JOHNSTON lfirlhplarc: Washington. D. C. School 0f'fll'llI'6'H and xociul cluhs: Theta Alpha Chi: French Club. Nair! your what! Business School. RIGHT PATRICIA SUZANNE JONES Ifirlhplacas: St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, School actiritiuc unrl nociol cluhn: Sec., Omeila I'hi: French Club: Riding Club: REVIEW Art Stall. Newt your who!! Art School. STANLEY MORTIM ER KAISER lfirlhplucu: llrooklyn. N. Y. Next ycur what? Collcfze. ELINOR AIJELL KAPNECK Hirihplacc: Washington. IJ. C. School ur'liviti1's und :social cluhx: Girls' C Club: Rabbit's Foot Club: Library Guild. School honors: C , Ilaskctball, '4I. Nerf your 'wlmtf indefinite. CATHERINE JUNE KELL? Ifirtliplaccf Washington. D. C. Next ycar what! Nurses 'Fruining School, EMMA ELIZAIQETH KENNEDY llirthpIacr': Washington- D. C. School fll'il1'lllI'l4 ond nociul clubs: Rabbit's Foot Club: Art All-ovc: lim-:CKY Art Staff: Prcs., Soc., 'I'h1-ta Kappa Sigma. Ncmt your lchal? Art School. MILIJR ED ANITA KESSLER lfirthplacc: Washington, D. C. Nrrt year wliai? Strayer College. LEFT ROBERT RIFFE KIDWELL, JR. Birthplace: Meadow Bridge, W. Va. School activities and social clubs: Swimming Team: Debating Club. Next year what? U. S. Army Air Corps, JEAN PATRICIA KING Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: French Club: Club of the Month: Jr. Assoc. Editor, BRECKY: Sec., Rabbit's Foot Club: Publica- tions. School honors: N. H. S., '42: Quill Clique, '41, '42: Sr. Assoc. Editor, BRECKY, '41, '42, Next year what? Indefinite. WILLIAM JUNE KIRK, JR. Birthplace: Badin, N. C. School activities and social clubs: Type and Ink Club: Printing Staff, Publications. Next year what? Printer. JERALD MILTON KLINE Birthplace: Washington, D. C. Next year what: Work. RICHARD HENRY KOONTZ Birthplace: Baltimore, Md. School activities and social clubs: Swimming Team: Cadets. Next year what? Navy. MARY CATHERINE KORBEL Birthplace: Valentine, Neb. School activities and social clubs: Treas., Pres., Sgt.-at-arms, Sigma Lambda: Publi- cations: Knitting Club: Rabbit's Foot Club: Town Hall: Sec., Student Council. School honors: Assoc. Editor, BULLETIN, '41, '42: Executive Council, '40, '41, '42: N. H. S., '42: Vice-Pres., Quill Clique, '41, '42: Sec., June Graduating Class, '42, Next year what? College. RIGHT JAMES QUINTIN KURZ Birthplace: Takoma Park, Md. School activities and social clubs: Treas., Lambda Sigma: Cadets: Sgt.-at-Arms, Cog: Sec., Boys' C Club: Sgt.-at-Arms, Student Council: Football Team: Track Team. School honors: C , Track, '40, '41: C , Football, '40, '41: Executive Council, '42: Inter-high Shotput Champion, '4l: Vice- Pres., June Graduating Class, '42. Next year what? U. of Maryland. MARGARET VIRGINIA LAMBERTH Birthplace: Lenoir, N. C. Next year what? Work. ELEANOR ROSE LAND Birthplace: Pottstown, Pa. School activities and social clubs: Staff of BULLETIN: Bowling Team. School honors: N. H. S., '41, '42: Quill Clique, '41, '42: Certificate, BULLmxN, '41, Next year what? Designing School. GRACE MARY LAROSA Birthplace: Washington, D. C. Next year what? Accountant. GEORGE WALTER LAVINDER Birthplace: Danville, Va. School activities and social clubs: Football Team: Track Team: Treas., Boys' C Club: Vice-Pres., Epsilon Mu Sigma. School honors: C , Track, '40: C , Foot- ball, '40, '41: 4 Medals, Track, '40, '41: Cham- pionship Track, '40: Championship Foot- ball, '41: All-High Center, '41, Next year what? College. CHARLES PHILIP LAZARUS Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Town Meet- ing of the Air: Dramatic Club. Next year what? Work. LEFT JEAN MARIE LAWRENCE Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activitieu and social clubs: Radio Guild: Rabbit's Foot Club: Defense Clubg Student Council: Sec., Sigma Lambda. Newt year what? U. of Maryland. RICHARD IKURRALL LENTZ Birthplace: West Va. School activities and social rlulm: Officers Club: Vice-Pres., Jr. Red Cross: Cadets. School hoaora: lst Lieut.. Cadets, '41: '42. Newt year what? Work. OLLI E DELORES LORMOR lfirthplace: Arlington, Va. School activities and social clubs: Girl Rc- nerves: Bowling Team: Defense Club. Next year what: College. ALMA LORENE LOWE Birthplace: Detroit, Mich. School activitien and norial clulm: Sec., French Club: Pres.. German Club. School honoru: Scholarship: Executive Coun- cil, '391 Quill Clique, '4l. '42: Vice-Pres., N. H. S.. '40, '41, '42g Assoc. Editor, RE- vmw, '41, '42. Next yfar what? G. W. U. MILDRED JEAN LOWE Birthplace: Tylerton, Mil. Next year what? U. of Maryland. P BERNARD LUBARSKY Birthplace: lirooklyn, N. Y. School activities and social claim: Cadets: Physics Club: Spanish Club. Next year what? U. of Maryland. RIGHT ALLAN LURIE lfirthplace: Washington. D. C. School activities and social rlulm: Latin Club: Student Council. School honors: Asst. Ad. Mgr., REVIEW, '41, '42. Next year what? Indefinite. BETTY JOYCE MAGEE Birthplace: Hutchison, Kans. School activities and aocial claim: Theta Alpha Chi. Next year what? New York Art School. ROBERT WILLIAM MAINHALL lfirlhplace: Washington. U. C. School activities and social clubs: Archery Club: Mgr., Stage Crow: Chevrons Club, Student Council. School honors: Certificate, Stage Crew. '40, '41 Next' year what? Work. CHARLES EUGENE MANTZ Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activitien and social rlulm: Cog: Stu- dent Council. Next year what? Work. HUGH CLEMENT MARTIN ltirthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Cadets. Next year what? Army Air Corps. ESTHER GRACE MASON Birthplace: Washington, D. C, School activities and social clubs: Vice-Pres., Spanish Club: Pres., Spanish Club. School 'If07l0Tl!.' N. H. S., '41, '42, Next year what? Wilson Teachers College. LEFT BETTY JANE MAULLER Birthplace: Amanda, Ohio. School activities and social clubs: Asst. Mgr. and Mgr., Bowling Team: Asst. Mgr. and Mgr., Badminton. Next year u'hat? College. MARY JANE MCCAMANT liirthplacer Altoona, Pa. School activities and social clubs: Bowling Club: Soc. Service, Girl Reserves. Next year what? Work. BETTE JAYNE MCCOY Birthplace: Rockville, Md. School activities and social clubs: French Club: Traffic Club: Pan American Club: Pres., Rabbit's Foot Club: Goat Mistress, Vice-Pres., Sigma Lambda: BULLETIN Staff: Defense Club. Next year what? U. of Maryland. WILLIAM MADDOX MCDONALD Birthplace: Washington, D. C, School activities and social clubs: Oflicers Club: Circulation Staff, Publications: Busi- ness StaH, Publications. School honors: Capt., Cadets, '41, '42: Quill Clique, '41, '42: Circulation Mgr., Publica- tions, '41, '42: Pres., Officers Club, '41, '42. Next year what? Prep School. VERNE MOORE MCGREW, JR, Birthplace: Pittsburgh, Pa. School activities and social clubs: Cog: Track Team. School honors: Ribbon, Mech. Draw., '41. Next year what? U. S. Army Air Corps. ADELAIDE BENNETT MCKEE Birthplace: Camden, N. J. School activities and social clubs: Girls' C Club: Treas., Girl Reserves: Bowling, Bank. School honors: C , Basketball, '40. Next year what? Work. R I GH T ELEANOR RUTH MCMURTREY Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Treas., Spanish Club: Vice-Pres., Omega Phi. Next year what? College. EDWIN EVAN MCNEIL Birthplace: Searsboro, Iowa. School activities and social clubs: Cadets: Physics Club: Cheerleader: Jr. Varsity Foot- ball. Next year what? U. S. Army Air Corps. MINNIE MESTESKY Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Bank Staff. Next year what? Work. CLAIRE MICHELSON Birthplace: Brooklyn, N. Y. School activities and social clubs: Pres., Nuclei: Vice-Pres., Hiking Club: Sec.-Treas., Physics Club: Girls' C Club: Vice-Pres., Sketch Club: Pres., Esperanto Club: Latin Club: French Club: Mgr., Girls' Hockey Team. ' U School honors: Radcliffe Outstanding Junior Girl Award, '41: Asst. Editor, BULLETIN, 41, '42: C , Hockey, '39, '41: Quill Clique, '41, '42: Scholarship: N. H. S., '40, '41, '42: C , Hiking, '40, '41: BULLETIN Certificate, '40. Next year what? College. FELICIA MARY MILLER Birthplace: New York, N. Y. School activities and social clubs: Publications: French Club: Co-Chairman, Library Guild: Girls' C Club, School honors: Assoc. Editor, REVIEW, '41, '42: Debating Team. '4O: Sec., N. H. S., '41, '42g C , Tennis, '41: C , Badminton, '4l: Poet, June Graduating Class, '42: Sec., Quill Clique, '41, '42: Scholarship, G. W. U. Next year what? College. JESSE LEE MOORE Birthplace: Washington, D. C. Next year what? Georgetown U. LE FT CHRISTINE ALICIA MORES Birthplace: France. School activities and social clubs: Sec., Vice- Pres., French Club: Bowling Team. School hmmru: Gold pin award school cham- pionship, C Bowling '41, '42, Next year what? Indeflnite. MADGE ERNESTINE MORRIS Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Girls' C Club: Jr. Red Cross: Swimming Leaders: Mgr.. Basketball Tournament. School honors: C , Basketball, '42. KARL DIEHL MORRISON Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activitien and social clubs: Officers Club: Vice-Pres., Eta Sigma Gamma: Cadets: Town Hall: Hiking Club. School honors: Capt., Cadets, '41, '42: Pres., 2nd Vice-Pres., Student Council, '41, '42: N, H, S., '41, '42: Gold Medal, Cadets, '4lC Executive Council, '41, '42: Civitan Award, '42: Danforth Foundation Award, '42. Next year what? G. W. U. EDWARD ARTHUR MOTSING ER Birthplace: Washington, D. C. Next year what? Work. HELEN LOUISE MOUBRAY Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and :social clubs: Horseback Riding Club. Next year what? Work. RICHARD EDWARD MOULD Birthplace: New Albany, Ind. School activities and social clubs: Football Team: Track Team. Next year what? U. S. Army Air Corps. RIGIIT JACQUELINE RUTH MULLIN Ifirthplace: Washington, D. C. Next your what? Work. MARGI E ADELE MURPHY Birthplace: Des Moines, Iowa. Srhool activities and social clubs: Swimming Leader. Next year what? Work. GUS MUSTAKAS Birthplace: Wilmington, Del. School u1'!i1,'itien and social clubu: C Club. School honors: Mgr., C Baseball, '4l: Mgr., C , Basketball, '42. Next year what? Work, RAYMOND JOHN NEWMAN liirthlilrlce: Chicago, Ill. School activities and social vlubu: Pres., Chev- ron-s Cluh: Cadets: Hiking Club. Next year what? College. KARL FRANKLIN OCKERT liirthplaco: Washington, D. C. School activities and icorial clubs: Treas., Latin Club: French Club: Camera Club. School honorn: Pres., Quill Clique, '41, '42: N. H. S.. '41, '42: Staff Sec., REVIEW, '41, '42: Scholarship. Next year what? College. MIRIAM HARRIET 0'DONNELL Birthplace: Oakland, Md. School activities and social clubs: Girls' C Club: Swimming Leader: German Club. School honors: C , Swimming, '41. Next year what? College. LEFT I.. DORIS DALE OLSEN Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Alpha Theta Chi. Next year what? Work. PHILLIP WALBACE OSBORNE ,Y Birthplace: Loui I . School activities A' clubs: C Club: Cadets. Next year what? , MARGY RUTH PALMER Birthplace: Hyattsville, Md. School activities and social clubs: Girls' Swim- ming Team: Bon Secuur: Girls' C Club: Swim Leader: Life Saving. School honors: C Swimming, '41: Certificate Swimming. '40, '41, Next year what? Work. ANASTASIA PANOR Birthplace: Washington D. C. School activities and social clubs: Home Eco- nomics Club. Newt year what? Secretarial School. MARY MARTHA PATTERSON Birthplace: Lewisburg, Tenn. School activities arid social clubs.' Girls' C Club: Gym Captains. School honors: C , Volley Ball, '40: , Baseball, '40: C , Gym Capt., '40. Next year what? Work. UC.. LOUISE IRENE PEARSON Birthplace : Washington D. C. School activities arid social clubs: Student Council. Next year what? Work. R I GH T VERA PEVSNER Birthplace: Rome, Italy. School activities and social clubs: French Club: Esperanto Club: Latin Club. School honors: N, H. S., '42: Asst. Editor, REVIEW, '41, '42. Newt year what? College. CATHERINE NEVILLE PIERCE Birthplace: Loudon County, Va. Next year what? U. of Maryland. JULIUS SAMUEL PIVER Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Stamp Club: Archery Club: Chevrons Club: Officers Club: Cadets. School honors: 2nd Lt.. Cadets, '41, '42, Next year what? G. W. U. JEROME LEE POLLACK Birthplace : Baltimore, School activities and Club: Officers Club Cadets. School honors: Major, Md. social clubs : Chevrons Treas., Debating Club: Cadets, '41, '42: N. H. S., '41, '42: Quill Clique, '41: Scholarship: Gold Corporal Medal, Cadets, '4l: Assoc. Editor, BULLETIN, '41, '42. Next year what? College. PATRICIA ANN PRIMM Birthplace: Fairmont, W. Va. School activities arid social clubs: Dramatic Club: Rabbit's Foot Club. Next year grhat? Work. .nfs FAITH PUGH Birthplace: Rdwlesburg, W. Va. School activities arid social clubs: Girls' C Club. School honors: C , Basketball, '42, Next year what? Indefinite. .tw LEFT BLANCHE RADIN Birthplace: Bayonne, New Jersey. School activities and social clubs: Roller Skat- ing: Girls' Basketball: Commercial Club: Bowling Team. Next year what? Duke RICARDO Birthplace: Cabo Rojo, School activities and Club: Pan American University. RAMIREZ Puerto Rico. social clubs: Club. Next year what? College. Spanish RAYMOND EDWARD RAPP, JR. Birthplace: Ilelleville, Ill. Newt year what? U. of Maryland. WILLIAM STANLEY RAU Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activitien and social clubs: Sec., Cog: Truck Team. Next year what? College. GERTRUDE ELIZABETH REDD Birthplace: Richmond, Va. School activities and social clubs: Spanish Club. Next year what? Work. CHARLES MIKE REIN, III Birthplace: Houston. Tex. Next year what? Texas Tech. RIGIIT ELIZABETH JANE REMSON Birthplace: Montgomery, Ala. School activities and social clubs: Sec., Latin Club: German Club: Town Hall: Girls' C' Club: Publications: Lambda Sigma Delta. School honors: C , Basketball, '42, Next year what? U. of Maryland. EVALYN CLARICE RICHARD Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activitien and social clubs: Auditor Iiank. Next ycar what? Wor k. CARLTON RICHARDSON Birthplace: Washington, D. C. Newt year what? Engineering College. LEON RICKLIS Birthplace: Trenton, N. J. Next year what? Work. ETTA DRUCILLA RIDDLE Birth place: Burlington, Next year what? Art N. C. School. FORREST CALVIN ROBERTS Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Boys' C' Club: Football Team: Track Team. School honors: C , Track, '40, '41, '42. Next year what? College. LEF T HUGH JOSEPH ROBEY Birthplace: Washington, D, C. Next year what? Moving Picture Operator. WILBUR HOWARD ROCK Birthplace: Washington, D, C, School activities and .social clubs: Goatmaster, Arc: Vice-Pres., Boys' C Club: Football Team: Track Team: Basketball Team. School honors: C , Football, '40, '41: All- High Football Team, '40, '41: C , Track, '41: Championship Track Shoe, '41. Next year what? U. of Georgia. THOMAS ALPHONSO ROGERS Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Pres., Goat- master, Cog: Locker Patrol: Sgt.-at-Arms, Officers Club: Sec., Gamma Sigma Beta: Pres., Senior Council of Washington, Cog: Model Airplane Club. School honors: lst Lt., Cadets, '41, '42: Gold Squad Bar, '40, '41: Prize Mech. Dr. Rib- bon, '40, '41. Next year what? Indefinite. BERNARD LOUIS ROSENBERG Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Vice-Pres., Chess Club: Vice-Pres., German Club: Stu- dent Council. School honors: Scholarship: N. H. S., '41, '-42: Executive Council, '41. Next year what? College. NORMAN ROSENBERG Birthplace: Cambridge, Md. Next year what? Benjamin Franklin U. PRUDA ANN ROWE Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Cor. Sec., Theta Alpha Chi: Reporter, BULLETIN: Home Economics Club. Next year what? U. of Ohio. RIGHT NORMA LILLIE ROYAL Birthplace: Washington, D, C. School activities and social clubs: Bowling: Switchboard: General Office. Next year what? Work. PHILIP RUBINSTEIN Birthplace: Brooklyn, N. Y. School activities and social clubs: French Club. Next year what? Indefinite. JOHN STANLEY SAMPERTON Birthplace: Washington, D, C. School activities and social clubs: Football Team: Baseball Team: Track Team: Treas., Sgt.-at-Arms, Student Council: Pres., Arc: Pres., Lambda Sigma: Pres., Boys' C Club. School honors: Pres., June Graduating Class, '42: N. H. S., '40, '41, ' 42: C , Football, '39, '40, '41: C , Track, '40, '41, '42: Cer- tificate, Essay Contest, National Society Co- lonial Dames, '40: Executive Council, '40, '41: All-High, All-Metropolitan Football Team, '41: Touchdown Club Award, Outstanding Metropolitan Football Player, '41: Certificate, REVIEW, '41: Exchange Editor, Ravu-nw, '40, '4l. Next year what? U. of Virginia. MARY THERESE SANKER Birthplace: Pittsburgh, Pa. School activities and social clubs: Bank Staff: Hiking Club: Capt., Bowling Team. Next year what? Nurses Training School. JOHN BEAN SAUNDERS, JR. Birthplace: Washington, D, C. School activities and social clubs: Hiking Club: German Club: Radio Guild: Chevrons Club: Cadets. School honors: School Organist, '41, '42. Newt year what? Coast Guard Academy. ROS EMARY SCHMUTZER Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Rabbit'B Foot Club: Club of the Month: Publications: Treas., Spanish Club: Vice-Pres., French Cl b. Scholbl honors: Sec., N. H. S., '42: Executive Council, '41, '42: Vice-Pres., Student Coun- cil. Next year what? Tusculum College. l.liI-'T HERMAN GUSTAV SCHROEDER Birthplace: Washington. D, C. School activities and social clubs: Vice-Pres.. Hi-Y: Chevrons Club: Student Council: Rifle Club: Cheerleaders: Cadets. Next yaar what? indefinite. l.0lS JACQUELINE SCRUGGS Hirthynlacc: Charleston. W. Va. School of-tiviticn and social clubs: Omega Phi: Capt., Bowling Team: 'l'own Hall. School honors: Society Editor, lilll.Ll'lT1N, '41, '42: Quill Clique, '41, '42. Nc.ct yrar wha!! fl. W, ll. FRANK WALKER SEAL Birthplacc: Washington, D. C. School acliviticn and social clubs: Pres., Epsilon Mu Sigma: Cheer Leader: Track Team: Swimming Team. School honors: Executive Council, '41, '42. Nerf your what! Bullis Prep School. JACK l'HIl.l.lP SEG-AL liirthplacc: Washington, ll, C. School activities and social clubs: Traffic Club: Pres., Biology Club: Physics Club: Hiking Club: Chevrons Club: Town Hall: Vicc- Prcs., Rifle Club: Corporal, Cadets: Student Council: Officers Club. School honors: Treas., N. H. S., '41, '42C Quill Clique. '42: Executive Council. '30, '40, '4l: Sub. Mgr., Publications, '41, '42: Major, Ca- dcts, '41, '42: Gold Medal, Cadets, '42: Assoc. Editor, ISRECKY, '41, '42: A Certificate, Publications, '41, Next year what? College. MILDRED GERTRUDE SHACHTMAN Birthplace: Washington, D, C. School activities and social clubs: Soc., Busi- ncss Oflice Publications. School honors: Certificate of Honor, Short- hand, '4l: Certificate of Honor, Spanish. '40. Next year what? Secretary. JACOB SHEESKIN Hirthplacc: Washington. D, C. School activities and social clubs: Cadets: Chevrons Club: Publications: Sgt., Cadets. School honors: Asst. Editor, BULLETIN, '4l: Co-Sports Editor, llul.i.E'rIN, '42g A Cer- tificate, BlIl.l.E'l'lN, '42: Quill Clique, '4l. Next year what? College. RIGHT JOHN BROWNING SHERFY, JR, Birthplace: Washington, D, C. School uclivitics and social clubs: Officers Club: Student Council: Rifle Club: Vice- Pres., Fencing Club: Physics Club: Circula- tion Staff, Publications: Hiking Club: Ger- man Club: Eta Sigma Gamma: Cadets. School honors: lst Lie-ut., Cadets, '41, '42: Gold Private Medal. Cadets, '40. Next year what? Michigan U. ABRAHAM JOSEPH SHERR. Birthplace: Washington, D, C. School activities and social clubs: Chess Club: Stamp Club. Next year what? G. W. U. EMANUEL SHUKEN lfirthplacc: Washington, D, C. School activities and social clubs: Chevrons Club: Sgt., Cadets. Next year what? Work. RICHARD CHIN SHUM Hirthplace: China. School activities mul social clubs: 1st Sgt., Cadets: Chevrons Club: Rifle Club. Next year what? lndefinite. HDOUARD HORACE SIEGLER, JR. Birthplace: Sandy Spring, Md. School activities and social clubs: Capt., Golf Team: Corp. Cadets: Circulation, Advertis- ing Staffs: Manager, Publications, Student Council: Pres., Physics Club: Officers Club: Chevrons Club: Boys' C Club. School honors: N. H. S., '40, '41, '42: Sr., Assoc. Editor, BRECKY, '41, '42: Captain, Cadets, '41, '42: Quill Clique, '41, '42: Gold Cadi-t Medal, '4l: Silver Cadet Medal, '40g C , Golf, '4l: A Certificates, Publications, '40, '4l. Next your what? College. RICHARD ALLAN SILVERMAN Birthplace: Boston, Mass. School activities and social clubs: Pres., French Club: Vice-Pres., Latin Club: Vice-Pres., Physics Club: Sec.. Camera Club, School honors: Scholarship: N. H. S., '40, '41, '42: lst Prize, French Contest, '39, '40: 3rd Prize, French Contest. '4l: Medal, Out- standing Senior French Student. '41, Next year what? College. LEFT CHARLES KOLB SIMMERS Birthplace: Washington, D. C. Next year what? G, W. U. SARA FRANCES SIMPICH Birthplace: Landover, Md. School activities and social clubs: Vice-Pres., Rabbit's Foot Club: Club of the Month' French Club. School honors: N. H. S., '42: Exchange Edi- tor, REVIEW, '41, '42: American U. Scholar- ship. Next year what? American U. MARIAN NOBLE SIMSON Birthplace: Spokane, Wash. School activities and social clubs: Student Council. Next year what? College. EVELYN MARION SINGLETON Birthplace: Alexandria, Va. School activities and social clubs: Theta Kappa Sigma. Next year what? Business College. MARGARET ELLEN SKIDMORE Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Art Staff, BRECKY. Newt year what? Indeiinite. LORRAINE RITA STAMM Birthplace: Duluth, Minn. School activities and social clubs: Girls' C Club: Bowling. School honors: C , Basketball, '40. Next year what? Indefinite. RIGHT DOROTHY ELIZABETH STAMPER Birthplace: Lexington, Va. School activities and social clubs: Pres., Sec.. Art Alcove: Swimming Leaders: Art Staff, BKECKY: Sketch Club: Publications. School honors: Asst. Editor, BULLETIN, '42: N. H. S., '42: Quill Clique, '-42. Next year what? College. JOHN FRANCIS STAN Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Sec., Arc: Student Council. Next year what? College. ADELE SIMON STERN Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Central School activities and social clubs: Girls' C Club: French Club: Publications: Mgr., Swimming Leaders: Student Council. School honors: Certificate Publications, '40: Associate Editor, BULLETIN, '42: Dramatic Certificates, '39, '40: C , Swimming, 41: Swimming Certificates, '40, '4l: N. H. S., '41, '42: Quill Clique. Next year what? lndefinite. HARRY HERBERT STEVENS 1.,.. Birthplace: Washington, Q. C, School activities and social clubs: Corp., Ca- dets: Chevrons Club: Art Club: Publications: Art Staff, BRECKY. Scrtool honors: Literary Editor, REVIEW, '42: Quill Clique, '42, Next year what? Art School. BETTY COVER STRUNK Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Girls' C Club: Theta Alpha Chi. School honors: C , Swimming, '39: '40, Next year what? U. of Maryland. MARY JANE SUDDUTH Birthplace: Washington, D, C. Next year what? Work. LE F T RUTH ANN SURES Birthplace: Washington. D. C. School activities and social rlulm: French Club. Next year what? G. W. U. FLORENC E LEOTTA SWEET llirthplace: Baltimore, Md, School actirilien and xocial clubs: Central Playhouse: French Club: Girl Reserves. Next your what? Wilson Teachers College. WILLIAM JELKS TAYLOR Birthplace: Arcadia. Fla. Next year what? Work, DOROTHY JOHNSON TERRELL Birthplace: Gastonia. N. C. School activities and social clubs: Bowling Team. Next year what? Work. MARTHA ELLENDER TERRY Birthplace: Calhoun City. Miss. School acti1v1'tf1'n anll social clubs: Rnbbifs Foot Club: Goat Mistress, Sigma Lambda: Bowl- inlt Team. Nczt year what? Stephens College. JOSEPH JOHN TEVIS Rirthnlacc: Dallas, Texas. School activitics and social clubs: Hiking Club: lst Skt., Cadet Corns: Chevrons Club. Next your what? indefinite. RIGHT THEODORE GEORGE THOMAIDES Birthplace: Washington, D, C. School activitirs and social clubs: Boys' C Club. School honors: C . Basketball. '40, '41, '42. Next year what? Georgetown U. BARBARA RUTH THORNE Birthplace: New York. N. Y. Next year what? Work. DORIS MARGUERITE THORNE Rfrthnlace: New York, N. Y. School activities and social clubs: Swimming: Leaders: Hiking Club: Girls' C Club: Sec.. Red Cross: Vice-Pros., Girl Reserves: Arch- ery Club. School honors: C , Swimming '4l: N, H. S., '42 Next year what? Wilson Teachers College. MURIEL MAE THORNE Rirthplacc: New York, N. Y. School activities and social clubs: Sec., Pres., Art Club: Trens., Girls' C Club: Treus. Hiking Club: Town Hall: Latin Club: Girl Reserves. School honors: Vice-Pres. N. H, S.. '41, '42: Art Editor, REVIEW, '41. '42: UC . Hockey, '40, '41: C , Basketball, '42: Quill Clique, '4l. '42. Next ycar what? College. ARTHUR LLOYD THORNTON, JR. Birthplace: Greenville, S, C. Next year what? lndeflnite. OLA MAE TOW Birthplace: Fairfax, Va. Next year what? Work. L E F T SYLVIA TOXEN Birthplace: Washington, D. C, School activities and social clubs: Art Club. School honors: Ad. Mgr., BRECKY, '41, '42, Next year what? College. THOMAS JOHN TWOMEY Birthplace: Washington, D, C. School activities and social clubs: Officers' Club: Physics Club: Chevrons Club: Cadet Corps: Student Council. School honors: lst Sgt.. Cadet Corps, '41, '42: Gold Cadet Medal, '40: N. H. S., '41, '42. Next year what? College. BURTON GREY TYSINGER Birthplace: Greensboro, N. C. School activities and social clubs: Central Playhouse. School honors: Silver Alumni Award '41: Quill Clique, '41, '42: Assoc. Editor, REVIEW, '41, '42. Next year what? Dramatic School. ALBERT VALAER Birthplace: Washington, D, C. School activities and social clubs: Circulation Staff, Publications: Hiking Club: Stamp Club: Track: Sgt., Cadets: Chevrons Club. Next year what? U. S. Army Air Corps. SHIRLEY MAE VEGREN Birthplace: Chicago, Ill. School activities and social clubs: Swimming Leader. Next year what? College. THOMAS WATSON VERMILLION Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Pres.. Eta Sigma Gamma: Officers' Club: Chevrons Clubs: Town Hall: Debating Club. School honors: 1st Place, Platoon Competitions: Lt., Cadet Corps, '41, '42: Silver Private Medal, Cadets, '40: Gold Corporal Medal, Cadets, '41. Next year what? College. R I G H T RAYMOND BERNARD VIA Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Orchestra: Band: Student Council. Next year what? Indefinite. HERBERT CARRIER WADE Birthplace: New York, N. Y. 'Next year what? College. JACK WESLEY WALTON Birthplace: Washington, D. C. E Next year what? Georgetown U, GERRY EMILY WATTS Birthplace: Louisville, Ky. School activities and social clubs: Office work. Next year what? Indefinite. VIRGINIA DONLEY WEAVER Birthplace: Pittsburgh, Pa. School activities and social clubs: Knitting Club. Next year what? Chicago U. AARON NATHANIEL WEISENBERG Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Boys' C Club: Baseball Team. School honors: C , Baseball, '41, Next year what? Indefmite. M. LEFT AUDREY LORRAINE WILEN lfirthpllice: Altoona, Pa. I School activities and social clubs: Radio Guild. Next ycar what? Business College. DAVID RICHARD WILKERSON lx'irth1:lar'e.' Wzishiiigtirn, D. C. Next year zvhat? Work. SHELLEY SYLV ESTER WILLIAMS Birthplace: Norway, S. C. School activities and social vlubs: Pres., Vice- Pren., Archery Club: Pres., Rifle Club: Ger- man Club: Red Cross. School honor.-v: Capt. Cadets, '41, '42: N. H. S., '42: Brigade Rifle Team, '41, '421 Silver I'rivate's Medul, Cadet Corps, '40, '41: Gold Archery Medal. '4l. Next year what? G. W. U. DOROTH Y WITT Birthplace: Washington, D. C. Next year what? Indefinite. DOLORES KATHLYN WOERNER liirthplace: Baltimore, Md. Nezrt year what? Work. ll I G Il 'I' MARILYN WOGMAN liirthplacc: New York, N. Y. School activities and social rluhs: Spanish Club: Rrzvu-:w Staff. School honors: Scholarship. Next year what? Work. HARRY COULTER WOLFE lfirtluplacc: Washimtton, D, C. School activities and social clubs: Boys' C Club: Baseball Team. School honors: C , Baseball, '41, Next year what! Indcfinite. BARBARA JANE WRIGHT Birthplace: Washington, D. C. School activities and social clubs: Art Club: Hockey Team. Next your what? U. of Maryland. EVERETT JACOB YACKER Birthplace: New York, N. Y. + School activities and social clubs: Cadet Corps: German Club: French Club: Archery Club: it Sec., Officers' Club: Business Oiiice, Publica- ' tions: Chevrons Club: Circulatifvn Staff, Pub- lications: Town Hall: Physics Club, School honors: Ist Lt., Cadet Corps, '41, '42: Silver Corporal Medal, '41: Quill Clique, '42: Senior Executive, Pub. Business Staff, '41, '42: N. H. S., '41, '42: Treas., N. H. S., '41, '42: Sgt.-at-Arms, Archery Club, '41. Next year what? Indeflnite, CHARLES HOPKINS YARGER Birthplioc: Albuquerque, New Mex. School activitien and social clubs: Sec.. Rifle Club: Ofllcers' Club: Cadets. School honors: N. H. S., '41, '42: Capt., Cadets, '4I. 42. Next year what? Indefinite. JUNE CLASS VALEDICTORY JAMES BAXTER Our graduating class, like our nation, is finding it necessary to examine its defects and its possibilities. For several years past, the United States has thought itself practically invulner- able. It assumed that its defenses were suflicient to withstand any invader, and that the thousands of miles of oceans on either side of it were ample insulation from the heat of any wars in which Europe might engage itself. We Americans were proud and complacently satisfied with our high state of civilization, and We calmly took for granted our hard-earned freedoms and countless luxuries. Today, our graduating class finds itself in a similar position. We have com- pleted the required course of study in a superior high school in a superior city. We have had the advantages of a well-chosen faculty and of numerous and specialized courses. We would be inclined to think that our fine training had prepared us for any eventualities, and we probably overlook the fact that, without the necessary guiding elements, our studies will benefit us very little. ,lust as it took the disaster of Pearl Harbor to show our country her weaknesses and the necessity of complete cooperation by everyone, it is likely that we who are going out into the world will not realize our own weaknesses until we are put to the test and need our abilities most. For, as our freedoms are worthless unless we protect them with discipline, our studies will be of little advantage to us if we do not apply them with the proper understanding and back them with sound principles. To be more concrete, what are some of these principles: what things are solid foundations on which to build one's actions and one's life, what will help us to prepare ourselves for our Pearl Harbors? Let's examine just two: faith and sincerity. To have faith is to have the unHagging conviction that right will win. It is to sacrifice and to suffer, to work and to worry, but still to hold on. I think that in the future the classic example of mass faith will be the way in which the people of the British Isles have stood up under the most punishing attacks in all history, without wavering. Surely if an entire people can hang on through months of increasing hardships, we of the graduating class can learn to do so too. I remember a cross- stitched sampler that hangs on the wall of a friend's home. It says, Keep your eyes always toward the sun, and the shadows will fall behind you.'7 That is to have faith. In building tomorrow's world and our own lives, what can be more important than sincerity, the quality of being honest and genuine. A real peace is founded upon trust, and trust will come from individuals like you and me, because. if we are honest and sincere with ourselves, the rest will take care of itself. When many of us were studying Hamlet recently, we realized that the advice of crafty old Polonius to his departing son is just as valid today as it was 400 years ago. To thine own self be true, and it must follow, as the night the day, thou canst not then be false to any man. That is sincerity. We must bulwark ourselves behind these trustworthy and time-proven fortifica- tions, if we are to endure the storms of life that are in store for us. ,lust as a telephone pole is covered with a coating of creosote to protect it from termites that may eat away the inside of the wood and leave the pole seemingly perfect, though really only a hollow shell that will collapse at the first unusual strain, we must add to our characters the faith, and honesty, and loyalty, and stamina that will see us through. A tragic example of pleasures taken for granted and undisciplined freedoms is the country of France in her present plight. France was undermined by political jealousy and Fifth Column intrigue in much the same way as the unprotected tele- phone pole by termites, until, when the emergency arrived, she collapsed. Poor Continued on page 112 H081 JUNE CLASS HISTORY Roscoe HANKIN Ladies and gentlemen, tonight marks the last phase in the history of the June Class of 1942. As the last minutes of our stay at Central tick by, let us look back three years, for a last and final summary of what has happened while we were a part of the great and grand old school. It is in September, 1939, that our story begins, when we were gathered for the first time in this very hall which was out of all pro- portions in size to that which we were accustomed to in our former schools. We were a wild and unorganized group, but were soon to be welded into,an efficient machine capable of accomplishing work. In our first year we had the good fortune to watch some of the best athletes the school has ever produced. Such persons as Harry Martin, Benny Steiner, and Al Hayden were the most outstanding. After defeating Tech in our age-old feud, the football team suffered its greatest calamity in losing to Western, a defeat which will long be remembered and which will be paid back in the years to come. After an uneventful winter the students of Central decided upon Vikings as a nick-name for the teams which will represent Central in the years to come. The results of the spring were great. The track and baseball championships were ours. Company B placed third in the annual competitive drill, and the Bulletin received an All-American rating from the National Scholastic Press Association. While these achievements were being accomplished, we, as sophomores and then as juniors began, in increasing numbers, to fall in line and take a more active part in Central's activities. , Although Central's athletes did not receive outstanding awards in our junior year, definite advancement was made in training themselves for the next year. The First Regiment placed third in the regimental drill, and for the first time in six years Central took a place in 'the Battalion competition when the Second Battalion placed third. Later on the ever-dependable Company B placed second in its competitive drill. The Bulletin again received first-class rating from the National Scholastic Press Association, and the Review, the only high school magazine in the city, and which has been in existence for fifty-five years, received the highest praise from certain writers of the New York Times. For the first time in our lives we saw Captain Doerr, our military instructor, and some of our fellow students called into active service. Our last year is the one which will stand out most in our memories, for in this year we held most of the highest positions and took the most active part in the affairs of the school. School started as usual in late September, but on the first of the month a grim determined group of sun-bleached Vikings took the field, hungry for a championship which had not been won by Central in the last three years. The field had just been sodded, but as ill fate would have it, the weather man went to sleep on his job and we witnessed the worst drought in our lives. But the team, despite all hazards of our dust bowl, under the new and able coaching of Mr. Iankowski, went through an undefeated season, captured the inter-high championship, and above all beat Tech to send us ahead in the series of Tech-Central games. In the mid-year season, Central's basketeers, despite all ridicule given them by the local sports writers, finished a close second in the inter-high series. ln the annual Christmas drive the Student Council supplied many a needy family with food, money, and clothing, donated by the students of the school. But before this, on December 7, 1941, something happened six thousand miles away. This catastrophe, which I don't need to mention again, caused a change in our entire school life. The future had to be looked at from a different angle, in order to do what would benefit the country most. The school shifted to war time and many precious hours of sleep were lost. Paper collections began on its All Out for Victoryi' campaign. Some Continued on page 112 H091 'A' . 'JUNE lzrnssh POEM , , .THIRTEILJNYTH S'lfBEETEHILLr A D By FsLic1A'uM1i.Lrn i ' Each morning with a new-bornlnthrill ik. ' We view the city from our hill, Emerging from. a morning haze, .This pictured city meets our gaze.- The churches clustered here and there Have spires rising straight and bare, And from them glance theibright rays, spun From myriadfbeixms of morning sun.g t But in thedistarice, to the right, W Are patches, which elude the light, Where houses slpuch in sullen gloom And will not give the sunshine room To pierce 3the chill and so dispel The darkness gof a basement cell. , , Above the city,nhovering high, The wisps of smoke blend with the sky, Org later, waft aloft to form The semblance of aithunderstorm. Though we desert our terraced,hill, Thiseyantage iroint remains here still, And some wil yiewywith' rapt intent The pictured city turbulent Beneath the yoke of war and strife. The bustling streets will teem with life, And, mingling-with the thronging mass, The class of '42 will pass+- 1 Each shimmering spire, in the sun Will symbolizes conflict Wong - Euch patchiof dankaind gloomy black Will mark the blurred, unsteady track Of one who' gazedtfrom here with awe, But knew not it wus life he saw. moi ' , 5' i ' ,xREf9WI 5 4' LONDON, 1942 fAn Answer to Wordsworthis London, 18021 MARGERY Co'rrAM Wordsworth! thou shouldist be living at this hour, To see thy England triumph, once again, 0'er foolish pomp and ostentation vain And selfish weakness born of too much powerg To see her gain her ancient English dower Of inward strength. No power, to attain The rod of empire, ascendency to gain, Can match her greatness at this fateful hour. Now, when confronted by this utmost test, When freedom, life itself, is put to trial, Her people rise undaunted. Those who, erewhile, Had proudly held aloof from unity Now humbly join in mankind's common quest Of all that Milton symbolized to thee. JUNE CLASS HISTORY fffontinued from page 1091 of our boys were whole-heartedly disappointed when they learned that their parents' signature was needed in order to fight Uncle Sam's battles. But despite all national problems, the school still managed to exist, and the spring still managed to follow the winter. The track and baseball teams came out to practice, each with new hopes, while the cadets still drilled with the expectation of capturing new honors in the competitive drills. The First Battalion placed third in its competition. The Bulletin, for the third straight year, was marked as a first rate high school newspaper. Thus ends the last phase of the class of June, 1942, marked down and remem- bered along with all other worthy classes that have gone before us. We are proud to have come from Central. The school has given us much and we will attempt to repay that which has been given to us by becoming upright American citizens. JUNE CLASS VALEDICTORY fffontinued from page 1085 France! She is without the freedoms We take so lightly-freedoms that are typified by a man lifting a gate latch at dusk and sitting for a while on the porch, smoking his pipe, before he goes to bed -freedom, that is the violence of an argument outside an election poll, and the righteous anger of the pulpits. It's all the 'howdys' in the world and all the 'hellos'. Freedom is you, trying to remember the words to the Star Spangled Banner, itis a man cursing all cops. Our freedoms are all the things we do and want to keep on doing, all the things we feel and cannot help feelingf' . To keep these freedoms, the people of our country are foregoing their luxuries and remembering the fundamentals that will carry them through this war and carry the rest of the world through the peace. Our defenses are growing stronger every day, and we are making ourselves ready not only to defend our own land, but also to attack the aggressors and retake the soil that our allies have lost. The youth of1his nation and of this graduating class stand ready to protect the liberties that their ancestors died to establish. And if and when our enemies approach our shores to invade our land-they shall not pass! They shall not pass. L1121 1 R x IY1 MU ff X gf ,J o 1,1 .N 'x KW 'W XXXL X o sf, Suc xx Athleinc I hletnc RHI!! That ff not T019 the EDMONSTON STUDIO 1333 F Street, N. W. Qfflcial Thotographets for cGhe fBrecky VVe have o penncnentfNe ofthe negcHves for duphcote orders While You Are About It Get a Good Picture' l1171 Take the Pace Course-at a professional school of college grade, offering distinctive preparation I for both general business and the public practice of accountancy. 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