Chester High School - Annual Yearbook (Chester, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1942 volume:

Ynnrr £BtINGS cH£STE R fCFA r CA penn ST. To meet the needs of a student body of 1800, representing 22 na- tionalities, Chester High School offers 7 courses: college preparatory, general, commercial, industrial, industrial arts, music major, and home making. In addition to curricular training, the faculty, which numbers 90, stresses extra curricular activity, for this participation may become vocational as well as avocational. Because a great number of graduates enter industry, selection of the six plants used as backgrounds.for the theme of this 1942 Annual'' was made on the basis of the number of Chester High School graduates employed and the importance of the industry to the community and to the nation. Near the landing place of William Penn is the Penn Steel Castings Company. Manufacturing acid open hearth steel castings, Penn Steel is at present producing castings for government ships. Close to the site of America's first shipyard stands the Sun Ship- building and Dry Dock Company. Employment will soon run from 18,000 to 20,000 workers, with a ship launching every week. The Scott Paper Company is known throughout the country for its production of fine paper towels, toilet and facial tissues. In neighboring Marcus Hook is the Sinclair Refining Company, covering 273 acres. Facilities permit the filling of 125 trucks in one twenty-hour day and the loading of two tankers and two barges simultaneously. The American Viscose Corporation, manufacturers of Rayon, which came to this community in 1910, employs 2500 persons. Although founded in Pittsburgh in 1886, the Sun Oil Company, in its refining of petroleum, can boast of forty years in the borough. Thus, the following pages attempt to show preparation necessary for the proof of the theme, What Chester High School Makes, Makes Chester. r ■ • William S. Haney. '99. Academic. Vice-President and General Soles Manager. Penn Steel Castings Company. Mary E. Reagan. R. N., '12. Academic. Super- intendent of Nurses, Chester Hospital. John M. Ogden. '15. Academic. Owner and President of Elmira Baseball Club. George L. Armitage. M.D.. '09, Academic. Chief Suraeon. Chester HosDital. William B. McClenachan, Jr., '04, Academic. District Attorney of Delaware County. Rocco I. de Prophetis. M.D.. '24. Academic. Member of Board of Education. 31 L ea J. Watson Pedlow, Ph.D., '25, Academic. As- sistant to Manufacturing Manager, American Vis- cose Corporation, Wilmington, Delaware. Charles P. Larkin, Jr.. '17. Academic. Assistant Trust Officer. Chester Cambridge Bank and Trust Company. Campaign Chairman, Community Fund. George W. Bird, '28, Industrial. Paymaster at Sinclair Refining Company, Marcus Hook. Theodore Smithers. '24. Academic. City Solicitor. Besse Howard. '14. Academic. International News Commentator, Station KYW. Ellwood J. Turner, '04. Academic. House of Rep- resentatives, Harrisburg, Second District of Dela- ware County. DEEPLY APPRECIATED in the Delaware County and the Pennsylvania Historical societies, as well as in classical music and travel. Her yearly custom of giving candy for perfect recitations on the day preceding the Christmas holidays has encouraged her pupils to hit the books harder in an effort to receive this treat. Reminiscing, Miss Jackson speaks warmly of her former students, a few of whom are fea- tured in the preceding pages: Pard Larkin, Watson Pedlow, Besse Howard, Mary Reagan, John Ogden, and Theodore Smithers. It is, therefore, with a feeling of pride, inter- mingled with reverence that we dedicate our yearbook to Miss Caroline M. Jackson. Because of the important part she has played in the educational development of Chester’s youth, the seniors proudly dedicate the 1942 Annual to Miss Caroline M. Jackson, herself an outstanding graduate of Chester High School, who returned to her Alma Mater as a teacher, and who has headed the social science department for the post thirtee i years. In September, Miss Jackson received the dis- tinguished service award presented yearly by the Rotary Club to a teacher of the Chester School System in recognition of her contributions to the community, civic and scholastic. Listed among her hobbies is a special interest LANGUAGE AND ARTS Bottom Row: Gertrude Weover Marguerite N. Thorn, Thelma Z. Hartman. Martha Pancoast, Margaret K. Muldoon. Back Row: Joseph E. Rhen, Herman Mailman. Harold V. Hortmon. SCIENCE First Row: Regina G. Hynes. Margaret McNeal, Effie M Hibbs, head: Margaret $. Dunn Zeno M. Hunter. Back Row; Peter Aibonese Molly Bleloch, William Alston. SOCIAL SCIENCE First Row: Mary Armitage. Agnes L. Alexander, li- brarian; Florence O. Benjamin. Margaret Smith. Hannah F. Cassell. Caroline M. Jackson, head. Bock Row: Poul W. Pritchard. Charles A. Giles. Wil- liam Houpt. Alfred D. Buono David Anderson. George D. Lange. Frank Seletz. ENGLISH First Row H Louise Buck. Abiga S Rowland. Leoh Bloom. Edna M. Wogner. head; Edith White, Clara P. Riley Mary C. Muldoon, Back Row: Fred Addis. Margaret E. Wolker. Selina E. Turner. Amanda B. Gum. Alexander Brown. Sonia Galey. Helen G. Moore. Mary V. Carroll. Albert J. Buono. Absent: Leah E Jordon, Marguerite E. Welsh. COMMERCIAL First Row: Jennie Mohon, Phyllis R. Woxmon, Bertha A. Helms, Samuel D. Craven. Back Row: Charles J. Jensen, Helen L. Buck, Robert Prosser, head. Absent: Catherine M. Buck, Albina A. Tedesco, Corolin V. Murdock. MATHEMATICS First Row: Frank Stein, Levin Hanigan, Ellis C. Dwyer, Silas H. Shoemaker, Emile H. Huber, head. Back Row: Milton C. Woodlen, G. Roy Hosier, Robert Lannen. INDUSTRIAL First Row: David M. Baker, Thomas Forsyth. Joseph Murri, John C. Pentecost, G. Bailey Alexander. Second Row: Henry B. Kulp, David L. Congleton. Raymond H. Brandt, Frank Coulter, supervisor of voca- tional education. Back Row: Francis G. Huss, James Vermeychuk, Howard Lutton. Walter Omlor, James F. Scott. HOMEMAKING. MUSIC, AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Left to right- Winona King, supervisor of homemak- ing; Elizabeth Douple, Alice Faust. Edna M. Mills. Ar- leyne Pittenger, Leona Sealey, Lewis R. Zelley. Charles D. Long, supervisor of music; Robert Forwood, Joseph F. Green. JOSEPH KORMANICKA President Editor of the Annuol. qnd on industrial machinist who likes stamo collecting. Russian.” Buddy.” and Doris, Joe s ambition is to be a millionaire. An 'A ’ student. DORIS MAE STEWART Secretary “Stew” is o commercial from Smedlev. Says: Golly Moses! Two In Love is her favorite song. Dislikes cotty people. At- tractive. Pols with T. S. girls. RAYMOND CLARK Vice President Roy ” one of the most ambitious fellows in the class, is very active. A college prep., he is president of Hi-Y. and well liked by everyone. MARY LUCY GIAMPALMI Treasurer Vice president of newswriters. circulation manager of the Welcome. Maty wants to grow tall. Hero: Tony. A gen- eral commercial who likes industrials, Mr. Rhen, and Miss Carroll. Miss Regina Hynes, counselor since 1939, Miss Florence Benja- min, Miss Louise Buck. Mr. George Lange, Mr. David Congleton, and Mr. G. Roy Hosier compose the advisory staff. GEORGE ALBANY A college prep, whose future school is undecided. Likes all the Chester High teachers. Favors new automobiles. SALLY ALBANY Dislikes boys; likes nice clothes. A general planning to enter Grove City. Hero: Bill. Favorite song: ''Time Was.'' JANET GRACE ANDREWS College prep, who plans to attend Delaware University. Ac- tivities: Student Council, art club ond choir. Hero: Vaughn Monroe. CHARLOTTE ANGELA ANTONELLI Cholly would like to join the Chester Hospital staff. A general student who aims to become a nurse. ELIZABETH ANN ARMSTRONG General. Betty is treasurer of Tri-Hi, acitve in nine clubs. Friends: J l, Jane. Carrie. Heroine: Mrs. Hartman. JANE POWELL BALLARD J. P . college prep, from Smedley whose ambition is to be an octress. Favorite club: dramatic society. Annual staff. HARRY BALLOD An industrial electrician from Dewey. Nehi likes football, baseball, and sleeping. Favorite song: John Brown's Body. Varsity football. EDWARD GEORGE BARON Baron, a capable industrial machinist from Dewey, likes Betty, Snuffy, and Frank. His heroine is Lady Luck. CAROLYN MARY BAUER General from Smedley. Carrie's ambition is to be a nurse ot Hahnemann. President of Tri-Hi, business manager of the Annual. WILLIAM H. ARMSTRONG Army came to us from Smedley. A good pottern maker. Hero: Bob Dwyer. Pet fear: girls. MARY AGNES ASHBY Franklinite. General. Pals with Elaine, Margaret, Catherine. Likes arithmetic, crocheting, Miss Murdock, Tri-Hi. Wonts to be a hairdresser. WILLIAM ATHERHOLT Torzon, a college prep, who wonts to attend Philadelphia College of Pharmacy. Activities: Welcome staff, dramatic so- ciety, jitterbug. REGINA NATALIE BABICKI Reggy comes from Saint Hedwig's. Dislikes conceited peo- ple and aims to get even with them by being a nurse. MIRON BAKALEZ A good, dependable industrial machinist from Dewey. Am- bition: to take a trip around the world. Hero: Ted Williams. HERBERT BAYUN College preparatory and Franklinite. “Tank desires to be a playboy. Member of Boys' A. A., dramatic society. Wel- come stoff. WAYNE M. BEALE Bud is taking the commercial course. Friends: Jim, Stan. Ambition: to get o job. Hero: Bob Johnson. RYLAND BEECHAM Beech is a general from Smedley. Aims to be a draftsman. Friends: George. Mopes. Bob. and Wally. Hobby: eating. MARY ELIZABETH BERNARD Betty.” general student and member of the Dunbar society, who aims to be a social worker. Admires Marian Anderson. HELEN MILDRED BLISARD Hails from Resurrection. Millie wonts to be somebody. Says: You’re not kidding. Friends: Buckman Village Gang. ANNA ELIZABETH BLOOM Ann likes chewing gum, Eddie, and Irene Dunn. Ambition: to become a nurse. Says: You’re not kiddin'. MARY BOIESEN General student planning to attend a comptometer school. Blondie’s hero is Bob. Pet likes: ice cream, cokes, and dotes. ESTHER BOLUCK Shorty is a commercial student from Franklin whose hero is J. Edward. Favorite club: A. A.; favorite subject: English. MARCO TULLIO BONFITTO From Fronklin comes Bonny, who likes classical music. Fa- vorite sports: basketball, boseboll and football. Varsity star. MARY ISABEL BOOTH General student who wants to own a ranch. Favorite teacher: Miss Carroll. Favorite song: Smiling Through. FRANCES BOYLE . . Franny a general from Smedley. whose ambition is to be o teacher. Hobby: swimming. Hero: Jimmy. Dislikes con- ceited people. BETTY JANE BRIGGS B. J. is going to attend the Marion School for Girls. Am bition: to study dramatics. Course: college prep. HERBERT MILTON BROOMALL Industrial machinist from Smedley. Favorite You're hotl Hero: Babe Ruth. Nickname: fear is failing. expression: Herb. Pet VERA LORETTA BUFANO , , . , Commercial course. Nickname: Little Vera. Ambition is to be a good nurse. Hails from Smedley. Attractive senior. , _ STELLA HEDWIG BUSZ Commercialite from St. Hedwig's. Ambition: secretory. Mino s heroine is her mother. Friends: Adele. Jonie Mary ond Bernice. DOROTHY PATRICIA CANNON .Dot, a commercial student from Smedley. Favorite club: Diz-Dees. Ambition: to own a bright yellow convertible. A JAMES CAPEL An industrious pattern-maker whose future school is Drexel. Ambition: Army reserve officer. Activities: president of in- dustrial society. CATHERINE MARIE CARROLL Commercial soles student whose ambition is to become a typist. Kitty likes bike riding, typing, and skating ROBERT CETLIN Bob hails from Franklin. Likes driving and Hi-Y. Friends: Art, Ray, Sidney, ond Bill. Hero: Spencer Tracy. -College prep, student. DOROTHY CHETTY A cute general student who plans to attend Marion's School for Girls. Ambition: stenographer. Nickname: Chetty. Hero: Paul. JOSEPH MICHAEL CHIARAVALLOTI Vanderbilt is a college prep, from Franklin. Wants to study medicine. Heroine: Ann C. Friends: Ann, Jimmie, Rudy, and Tom. RALPH TAYLOR CHRISTY A general student from Smedley. Hero: Yehudi. Favorite club is mixed chorus. Best liked subject: Spanish. Nickname: Taylor. JAMES ANTHONY CIRILLI Industrial machinist from Smedley. Skeeny's favorite song is Jim. Activities: industrial society. Hobby: listening to the radio. JOSEPH CLARK Aims to attend business college. Hobbies: teaching, social work. Heroine: Marian Anderson. Course: general. Favorite teacher: Miss Jordan. WILLIAM LEWIS CLARK Bill, a Franklin general, likes gym, Miss Mills, and basket- ball. Member of A. A. whose favorite hero is ' Scoop. LAWRENCE ELLSWORTH CLOUD Good-looking general student from Dewey. Ambition: to get a good job. Hero: Donald Duck. Favorite sport: track. ADELINE CONSORTI St. Anthony sent us Dea. a good commercial, whose friends are Evelyn and Catherine. Hobbies: reading ana movies. BERNICE LOIS COOPER General from Dewey whose future school is West Chester. Coop dislikes ice cream. Favorite movie star: Madeline Car- roll. NANCY LOUISE COPPLE Nonce” wonts to become somebody's stenographer. Friends: Eleonor. Dot. Mory, and Bob. Likes donees and records. WILLIAM PATRICK CORBETT General student who hopes to enter Villanovo. Favorite sports: fishing, hunting, and football. Hero: Supermon. CLIFFORD EDWARD CORBIN A general from Dougloss. Iill” is president of Dunbar Fu- ture othletic coach who admires Joe Louis and Marian Ander- son. DOROTHY ANITA CORDWELL Dottie.” a commercial from Dewey. Wants to be on old maid. Likes reading, driving. Annuol staff. NICHOLAS CRESTA Franklin sent us Nick.” another athletic machinist. Favorite clubs ore industrial society and Boys' A. A. Varsity baseball. MARGARET ELIZABETH CROWTHER i( Future teacher, from Smedley. Answers to Peggy. Soys: •'Hi-yo.” Likes Fridays, boys, eating, and English. Course, gen- eral. WILLIAM H. CRYSTLE Bill is a general from Smedley who wants to attend Penn State. Likes Boys' A. A., basketball, ond Marion. EVA MAY CULBERT General. Likes bookkeeping and Miss Benjamin; dramatic so- ciety. Friends: Connie. Pat. Edith. Nick. Nickname. 1 Eve. Se- rious. WALTER CREIGHTON Bubbie ” the dependable football and baseball star among the machinists. Pet expression: Gee!” A modest athlete who admires Tom Harmon. MARGARET ELIZABETH CULLEY Commercial. Will attend Sleeper's Business School. Ambition: stenographer. Activities: A. A.. Tri-Hi. riding, history. Friends: Jeon, Dot, May. Jone. FRANCIS BERNARD CUPRINSKI Industrial student whose ambition is to become a machinist. Member of cross country and track teams. STANLEY VALENTINE CZAJKA General industrial from St. Hedwig's. Ambition: machinist or carpenter. Activities: president of Stamp Club. Favorite sub- ject is health. FRANCIS CZUKIEWSKI A general from St. Hedwig's. Friends: Mike. Ed. Frank. Likes movies and bike riding. Hero: Chester Morris. GLORIA ANNA D'AMATO Commercial. Activities: glee. Welcome.” treasurer of dramatic society. Likes stenography, typing. Ambition: secre- tory. Good actress; good student. � VELIA MARY DAMICO Commercial. Ambition: secretory. Glee, bowling, A. A. Says Oh dear. Friends: Jane. Irma. Mary. Fears thunder lightning’ CATHERINE MARY D ANGELO From St. Dominic's comes this quiet commercial who intends to go to business college. Likes bookkeeping. JOSEPH D ANGELO Joe. a talkative commercial student who aims to become a successful business mon. Future school: Temple. Hobby- photography. WILLIAM DANYLIEW A machinist from Dewey who likes moth because there’s never a dull moment. Favorite club. West End Boys' Club. EILEEN HARRIET DAVIDSON Will enter Chester Hospital to study nursing. Dramotics. dis- cussion, A. A Likes corny expressions. Collects photos. General course. MARY THERESA DECHECO Commercial. Dramatic, history. A. A. Hero: Bill. Fears problems. Says. Good gravy. Will make selling her life work. VICTOR FRANK DE FURIA T L' SL [?us,c ™?i°r. plans to attend West Chester State leachers College. Friends: Bonny. Leonard, and Mischa MARIE ELIZABETH DE LAND College preparatory. Ambition: florist. Glee. A. A.. Wel- come. Tri-Hi. discussion. Likes chemistry and Miss Hyries. Col- lects pennants. _. MARY TERESA DEMPSEY Dislikes people who talk too loud. Likes pretty necklaces but tears bugs. Belongs to glee, bowling. A. A. Commercial. ................. DORIS JUNE DENHAM Dot s ambition is to become a devoted wife. Likes Army men. Hero: Joseph Parris. Favorite club: discussion. LOIS EVELYN DENSTON Former Smedleyite. Ambition: to be a florist. Activities: history club. A.A. Hero: Lone Ranger. Likes ice cream. ALBERT EARL DEVONSHIRE From Haddonfield High, a college prep student whose future is undecided. Favorite subject: public speaking. Heroine: Betty. _ ALFRED WILLIAM D’lORIO College prep- golfer. Smedleyite. Will attend Penn State. fTm W,th °m’ liver' ”LoddV-” Pears someone's outstaring CATHERINE MARY Dl PIETRO A commercialite. Wants to be a salesgirl. Always says. Oh gee! Activities: dramatic society. A.A. Likes to eat. IDA LENA Dl PIETRO Shorty is o commerciolite. Ambition: to De a successful salesgirl. Pet fear: being called on in problems class. Hobby: dancing. EDWARD FRANCIS DODDS A Smedley machinist whose hero is Mopes. , Three-letter man: football, basketball, baseball. Friends: Ace. Mopes, and Bob. JOHN ROBERT DONAPHON General from Dewey. Will attend Drexel to study chemical engineering. Says. Holy Moses! Fears world without girls. ANTHONY DOSTELLIO A machinist from Franklin. Hero: Joe Pepe. Heroine: Martha. Best subject is mechanicol drawing. Favorite song: Joe Di Moggio. JAMES EMIL DRIGGINS Will attend Eckels Embalming School to be an undertaker. A general, whose favorite stor is John Garfield. ROBERT JOHN DWYER „ A capable pattern maker who plans to attend Drexel. ' Bob s hero is Ted Williams. Hobby: making belts. HENRY STANLEY DYCHALA Course: industrial arts. Ambition: aviation mechanic and oilot. Pet likes: wood carving, model making, stomp collect- ing. and movies. ELIZABETH ARNOLD EATON . . A future nurse is Betty. Commercial from Dewey. Active in five clubs. Soys: Hi. kid. what's cookin'? STEVE EDYNAK Smedley sends us Hedge. a good machinist. Hero: Wal- lace Beery. Heroine: Brenda and Cobino. Hobby: coins. DOROTHY LOUISE ELLIOTT Commercial. Franklinite. Dot soys: Isn t that cute.( Friends: Lee. Celia. Tess. Dislikes homework. Likes Bing Crosby s singing. Than.' physicol Bob. NATHANIEL ELLIS ' -from Douglass, a general who aims to become a ed. teacher. Hobby: photography. Friends: Butch. JOSEPHINE ROSE EMMI Jo. Franklinite. Commercial. Activities: honor society, history club. Says: Oh. my snakes, storms. secretary of golly! Dislikes Smedley sent Frank Fidole. machine shop. NICHOLAS EMPER us Curly. on industrial otnlete. Companion: Favorite teacher: Mr. Anderson. Best sublet: JAMES ALFRED ENGLISH A music major who blows a wicked trumpet. Ambition: music teacher. Favorite movie stor: Rita Hayworth. Annual statt. ROSE EPSTEIN Rosie. General. Activities: Honor and dramatic societies. Pals with Margie. Eileen. Ducky. Likes popping gum, watching Marge and Horry. WILLIAM FRANK ESTHIMER Bill. College prep, from Dewey. Will attend Temple to be electrical engineer. Active in five clubs. Says: Hey. Homol HENRY CLAXTON EURE A general from Franklin. Hawk likes Glen Miller and Bing Crosby. Ambition is to join U. S. Novy. MARY EDITH FABBRI Franklinite. Commercial. Says: Take it. Jackson. Tall, cute redhead. Dislikes being called Reds. Likes: chocolate sodas. Chattanooga Choo Choo. MARGARET LORETTA FARRELL General from St. Michael’s. Will enter Chester Hospital. Stu- dent Council traffic monitor. Marge likes football and basketball. RUBY ELIZABETH FAWCETT Ibby. Commercial. Vice president of art club. Will attend School of Hard Knocks. Friends: Jean. Carol, T. S. girls. ELEANOR FEDEROWICZ Commercial from Dewey. Soys: You oin't kiddin'! Pet likes: collecting snapshots, cowboy songs, sleeping. Dislikes homework. JOSEPH FEINGOLD Annuor' photogropher who likes photogroDhy and chemistry. A college prep, who plans to attend the University of Penn- sylvania. ARLINE ANNA FENTON A commercial from Smedley. Aim: private secretary. Active n basketball, appreciates good jokes. Pals with Anne Dot. Bernice. ...............DOROTHY ELIZABETH FERGUSON Fergy hails from Smedley. Wants to become a model. Ac- tivities: Welcome. A. A. basketball. Dislikes getting up in the morning. DAVID FERRARI Taking industrial pattern-making course. Future school. West- mghouse (I hope). Hobbies: repairing cars ond building boots. Friends: Dwyer and Hollis. FRANK FIDALE Babe. a machinist, hails from Franklin. Favorite teacher is Mr. Anderson. Hero: The Joker. Likes dances. JERRY FIDYK General, hailing from Dewey. Member of Boys' A. A. who desires to remoin a bachelor. Favorite expression is nuts. BLANCHE DOLORES FILIPEK St. Hedwig sent Blondie. General commercial. Will be a dancer, singer, and artist. Likes a good time. JANE AUGUSTA FISCHER Commerciol from Smedley. Ambition: privote secretory. Says: JeeDers. Favorite movie star: Tyrone Power. Hero: Flash Gordon. ARTHUR FORD From Rez. with a hobby for fishing. Friends: Bob, Nick, Bill, Clorence. Dislikes people who talk too much. JOSEPH MICHAEL FOREMNY A college prep, who aims to be a chemist. Secretary of science club, Annual” photographer. Future school: Villanova. RALPH FORREST Frankford High, Philadelphia, sent Blond Forrest, vorsity football star. Likes aviation, Bill. Bob. Coach Dwyer says he's o. k. RUTH ELIZABETH FOY Foo is a music moior who plans to become an orchestra leader. Favorite club: Chester Philharmonic Society. MARY JANE FRANK Short stop. General from Smedley. Ambition: to be a clothes buyer. Hobbies: collecting bracelets and pins. Feors reports. FRED FRAZIO An industrial student whose ambition is to become an elec- trician. Favorite expression: Yes, Yes! Favorite sport: figure skating. ARCHIE FREEDMAN Hails from Smedley. Prominent and popular drummer in Len Mayfair's orchestra. Heroine: Anna Mae Fisher. Member of musicol organizations. JOHN EDWARD GABRIES Yonie” hails from Smedley. General. Ambition: to be Harold Yarnell's shipyard helper. Dislikes girls and English. ELEANOR GARMAN A commercial from Franklin, Fizz would like to own a red Cadillac convertible. Member of dramatic society. THOMAS GARTSIDE Tom, from Franklin, a general who would like to see Ches- ter have an undefeated football team. Likes history, football. HELEN MARIE GARVEY General from I. H. M. Future school: Pierce Business School. Ambition: bookkeeper. Says: That's a shame.” Favorite teacher: Mr. Jensen. MARVIN GAST Ace. a commercial from Franklin, is a member of glee club, mixed chorus, newswriters, discussion, and Boys' A.A. PHILOMENA GIaNDONATO Smedleyite. Phil, a general commercial, desires to grow taller. Member of Girls' A.A. whose favorite subject is sales. STANLEY ANTHONY GIBALA Dr d;5tpft° Stu.?.ent- Ambition: oviotor. Future school: ” -bb '■ WO hn9 °nd meet,n9 new People. Nickname: , obe'i' :.s.° former Douglass student whose ambition be an electric welder. Likes football and pool. is to from Smedley with the ambition to become a weatherV R,dm9 club member who likes knitting and rainy . .. . 1 LLfcKLA IN rK G.'' - handsome Smedleyite, whose ambition is to be a chemist. Dislikes debs. Friends: Blackie and Ollie. HENRY GLESSNER Henry hails from Resurrection. Ambition: to keep 'em fly- m9 for U. S. A. Likes pretty girls and sleeping. Annual photographer. CELIA EMILY GRAHAM Skeets.' a commercial from Smedley. Member of dramatic society and future architect who likes tennis, football and baseball. .......MARGARET CAROL GRAHAM Frankhnite. Miggie ' aims to be a beautician and only tears getting fatter. General student, dramatic society A A member. JAMES GRAU Jimmy is an industrial from Boothwyn. Ambition: to get out of school. Likes blondes; dislikes snooty girls. DONALD WILLIAM GRIFFITH General. Nickname: George. Ambition: drafting. Dislikes brown shirts with blue ties. Future school: University of Dela- ware. BERNICE GENEVIEVE GROCHOSKI Berme. a commercial from St. He 'wig's. wants to be a hairdresser. Her future school is the Modernella Beauty College. ESTHER PAULINE HADDEN A general from Frederick Douglass, Surg is a member of the Dunbar society who likes to dance. EARL HALL A machinist from Smedley whose best subject is mechanical drawing. Hobbies: photography, bowling. Favorite teacher: Miss Bloom. ROBERT CALVIN GREEN Oscar hails from Smedley. Likes gym just because? Am- bition: date with Lana Turner. Heroine: Mommy Yokem. MARIAN E. HAMILTON Commercial from Dewey. Tody would like to get thin. Girls’ A. A., dromotic society member, liking men in uniform. JOSEPH HARRY HAPPY Happy is on industrial machinist. Activities: treasurer of industrial society, captain of cross country. Future school: Seminary. ANN MARGARET HARRINGTON Punchy. general student from Immaculote Heart. A. A. dromotic society, and Welcome staff member who likes dancing. BERNARD HARRIS A general from Douqloss. who will attend Lincoln University where he will specialize in physical education. Hero: Joe Louis. CHARLES RAYMOND HARRIS A good industrial student who plans to attend Georgia Tech. Charlie likes fishing, gunning, and Boris Karloff. LEONA ELIZABETH HARRIS General from Douglass. Activities: president of Unholy Three. Aims to be a stenographer. Likes chewing gum. DOROTHY HARSCH Dutchie. a general, wonts to write a book. Likes long hair and Len the Great. Pet fears: speeches, rats. AGNES VERONICA HECK Hecker. a commercial, aims to type. Hero: Spirit. Sports: skating and swimming. Likes homeroom; dislikes gym. MARTHA LOUISE HEISNER A college prep, from Ridley Township, Marty likes sailors. A future artist. Swimming is her favorite sport. ETHEL NAOMI HEIT7 Commercial. A former Smedley student. Reds hopes to be- come a bookkeeper. Favorite subject, bookkeeping. Likes foot- ball games. RUTH MARGARET HELLINGER You know what I mean. Likes singing and dancing. Am- bition: bookkeeper and typist. Dislikes crowded lunch periods. CATHERINE ETHEL HERRICK Hails from Franklin. Ambition: to be successful. Likes foot- ball and sociable people. Heroine: Miss Murdock. WALTER ERNEST HEWES Wally likes football, basketball. Dislikes homework. Fears long walks. Favorite song: Loose Lid Special. Course: col- lege prep. GRACE JEANETTE HILL Commercial. Ambition: to be a secretary. Favorite expres- sion: Dad rat it. Heroine: Dixie Dugan. Hero: Supermon. NETTIE LEE HINTON Rebel's full of fun. Admires Miss Hynes. Fears blind dates and problem tests. Ambition: to become a nurse. MAE BREGGETTA HOHMANN M°e is a general. Hero: Glenn Miller; heroine: Lady Luck. Ambition: nurse. Says: Good gosh! Likes fun. ESTELLA REBECCA HOLLIS General. Margie hails from Douglass. Likes dances and parties. Dislikes fresh people. Ambition: to be a dietitian. JOSEPH A. HOLLIS. JR. „p capable student in the industrial pattern makini Greek s ambition is to become a draftsman, staff. i course. ‘Annuol HARRY MORTON HUBBELL, JR. Professor, a general student. Ambition: business man. Likes nice clothes; dislikes exclusive set. Friends: Dick Ollie Bill. ‘ ' LAURA META HUNT Fuzzy 'S a general student who aims to become on under- taker. Plans to ottend Eckels Embalming School. ELIZABETH JUNE HURST a fro? Smedley, aims to be a stenographer. Friends Betty. Dot, ond Paul. Likes skating and Miss Murdock. JOSEPH IACONO From Dewey comes Little Joe. a capable industrial chmist whose hobbies are fishing, hunting, and riding ma- THERESA CHRISTINE INGE Commercialite. Tessie hopes to be a secretary until lommie ? comes along. Fears failing. Pals: Boots. Maisie. MILDRED RANKIN INNIS Smedley college prep, who wants to teach Latin ond public speaking. Feature editor of the Annuol, dramatic society. . .. „ JUNE JUSTINE IRVIN Srmtty. General. Smedleyite. Ambition fickle people. Pols: the ten goons. Likes and dancing. , nursing. Dislikes Bop Hope, cokes, fJhed| student who pals with Bitz, Joe. Jack. Bob. Likes football, skating. A. A. programs. Hobby: skating. PAULINE MARY JASINSKI e r rom, ReJur: ct''° ho fears shorthand and swimming. but( likes long fingernails, sleeping, and movies. Dick. o-chestra. GEORGE WILLIAM JOHNSON as a music maior, hopes to moke P. M C Clubs- donee orchestra. Friends: Al. Marvin. Jock. Tony! DORIS JOURNEY A general student. Doris is an efficient Student Council 7 n,:. • v,c«;. President, dramatic society secretary. Maisie, Boots. 7 presi- Pols: ELMER KARPOVICH Industriol machinist who hopes to attend Drexel. Ambition: to succeed. Favorite song: “Elmer's Tune. Friends: Andy, Al. ANN ELIZABETH KERSTEN Commercial. Will become a famous designer. Vice president of Student Council, president of art club. “Welcome ' and “Annual staffs. MICHAEL KERTIS “Kert is a general student from Dewey. Hero: Horatio Alger. Heroine: Lady Luck. Favorite movie star: Veronica Lake. CHARLES ALLEN KIENZLE “Al, a college prep, from Smedley. Future school: Drexel. Ambition: to become a chemist. Heroine: Miss Hunter. RAYMOND KILLIAN A “dippy general student from Smedley, whose favorite song is 'My Blue Heaven. Favorite subiect: chemistry. Hobby: stale jokes. RUDOLPH MARTIN KUZAN Commercial. Ambition: airplonc engineer. Boys’ glee club Hobby: building airplanes. Likes being his own chef. VERNA MAY LANDGALE “Maisie. a commercialite. belongs to dramatic society Girls’ A A. glee club. Likes basketball, tennis. Pals: Boots, “Scotty.” ELEANOR MAE LAY “Boots, a commercialite.” hails from Dewey. Pols: “Maisie. Scotty. Beryl. Secretory of A. A., captam of basketball team. HELEN LAZARCHUK Helen wants to manage an office. She likes dancing and football games. Dislikes men. Commercial course. PHYLLIS JANE KILPATRICK Commercial. Phyllis likes basketball, swimming. Hero: Joe Gillcrlain; heroine: Doris Stewart. Ambiton: to become a sales girl. THELMA ELIZABETH KNOX Nether Providence sent us this general student who belongs to A. A., dramatic club. “Welcome staff. Friends: Bob, Ann. ANTHY CRIS KOUKEDIS “Ann hails from Smedley. Ambition: to sing with Metro- politan Opera Company. Likes singing, the piano. Generol course. THOMAS LEO KOURY A college prep who wants to study medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. Vice-president of Honor Society: football, track. DOROTHY BARBARA KOZAK Collecting snapshots is Dot's” hobby. Pals: Kitty. Phil. Fa- vorite sports: baseball, skating. Fears recitations. Course: commercial. J A . GEORGE ROBERT LEARY General •ndustnal. Ambition; first-class mochmlst. expression: Huh? Nickname: Oueory.'' Likes actor, Errol Flynn. swimmi Favorite ng and _ mnnvnnci LCmt Our future private secretary hails from Smedlev. Cute She likes rainy days, homework. Fears failing. Pols with Theresa. Lew, Ambition: FRANK ANTHONY LEWANDOWSKI an industrial machinist, whose future school is Drexel to become a success. Heroine: Lady Luck. MARJORIE ELIZABETH LEWIS bmedley sent ' Marge. General. Future school tive m five clubs. Cute. Pals with Trudy. Darby. Drexel. Ac- B. J. JOSEPH CHESTER LICHOTA General industrial from St. Hedwig's. Ambition: machinist or mac hme operator. Favorite expression: Likewise. Friends Luke. Oueory, Tom. Attractive industrial basebajl. A member electricions. CARL LYBECK from Dewey. Ears likes football and of the industrial society. Friends: the ROBERT ORMSLY LOGAN General. Future school: Temple. Logie wonts to work at bun 5hip. Likes mechanical drowing. Mary. Varsity football. JOSEPH MARTIN LOMBARDO Lanky an industrial machine shoo expert. Favorite teacher: Mr. Brandt because he is swell. Friends: Flash. Mary. .... . .. HELEN LUCZECZKO Chub o ' generalite. comes from Smedley. Pals: Goon weight Hobb,es: dancing ond swimming. Fears putting on ..«■ . . 'LLIAM t-KANK MCAFEE Bill come from Franklin. A capable industrial student baseboH.0mp0n,0n ,s R°'Ph ForfeSt- Heroine: Emmi. “y EVELYN McCORMICK fnD® ny i!enfLLU$ Eve,yr . ° commercial with an ambition to be- come a bookkeeper. Friends: Harry. Dot. Student Council.0 . DOLORES JANE McCRONE i;. ® J.ero;[- . comi ercialite with on ombition to travel. Dis- likes catty g.rls and boys. Likes money, typing, and Mis, Hynes. Likes baseball. mercial. Heroine: Two. MARY JANE LUTTRELL football skating, orangeade. Course: com- Bette Davis. Favorite song: Concerto For John l. mcdowell r , ■ ■ ’ mi-i wnai oacr oT ho.T 'w°, ,r0 l' ' «•P' dent of orchestra, mar,- Fondly locHvl me 5,0ff- Fu,ure scb00l: Villonovo. THOMAS KEMPIS McFADDEN General. Activities: track, dramatic society, mixed chorus, boys' glee club. Welcome. Hobby: photography. Friendly. Hero: Tom Harmon. ANNA MARIE McGINNIS Commercial. Anne hails from St. Michael's. Likes fudge, poocorn balls, and Frances Longford. Dislikes loud colors, con- ceited people. HARRY JOSEPH McGROERTY General. Irish will be a major league ball ployer. Future school: Drexel. Likes vacations ond Mr. Lange. CATHERINE EILEEN McHALE A quiet commercial from Resurrection. Will ottend Sleeper’s Business School. Ambition: typist. Friends: Mary. Betty. Likes Miss Murdock. ESTHER RUTH McKINNEY General commercial. Dromotic society, basketball, Wel- come. Future school: Price School of Journalism. Friends: Bernice. Solly. Ann. Dot. THOMAS EDWARD McKINNEY Tom Goodyear. - General Activities: footboll track. Knute Club. Soys peanut butter. One of the touchdown twins. MARY H. MacINTYRE Music major. Ambition: to be gn accomplished musician. Active in music dubs. Dislikes worrying, jazz. Nice personality. SAMUEL MALISH A capable machinist from Dewey. Favorite expression: Modern design mokes the big difference. Companions: Frank and Washy. JOHN MARGETICH Comes from Franklin. Speed is onother industrial student. Best liked subject: machine shop. Activities: Seventh Word A. A. LETITIA VICTORIA MARGINEAN Commercial. Ambition: private secretory. Likes shorthand, tvoina. Fears dark places. Glee, dromotic. A. A. Dislikes com- plaining people. Commercial, and walking in HARRIET ELISE MARS Dramatic, Annual, A. A. the rain. Friends: The T. S.' Likes Miss Hynes ' girls. Talkative. HELEN AGNES MARTH . e . . General commercial. Marthy will ottend St. Francs School for nurses. Dramatic, discussion, A. A. Friends: The Buckman Gang. WALLACE SNOWDEN MASLIN Toking the industrial pattern-making course. Ace wants to own a skating rink. Hero: Batman. Heroine: La Verne. ELSIE VIOLA MASSEY ... General. Wants to be as good as her mother. Activities: A. A., hiking club. Friends: The Gang. EMIL MATYS An electricion from Dewey whose ombition is to become on orchestra leader. Hero: Joe Di Maggio. Likes baseball. JOHN MAZUIK Johnny, treasurer of science club, is a college prep, who plans to join the navy. Ambition: chemical engineer. CARMELLA MAZZA A general student from Franklin, Millie saves records. Likes art, tennis, and dramatics. Fears the dark, but likes tea. DORIS JANE MEKENNEY General. Ambition: secretary. A. A. discussion, dramatic so- ciety. Favorite song: Star Dust. Will attend business school. Fears reports. JOSEPHINE P. MELCHIORRE Shortstuff's ambition is to be married some day. Commer- cial. Likes typing, dancing. Hiking and swimming- clubs. Fears foiling. ROSE MARIE MERLETTI College preparatory. Future school: University of Pennsyl- vania. Ambition: surgeon. Glee, choir, Latin, history, dramatic newswnters. Good student. ALETHEA ELLEN MICHIE Commercial. Former school: George Wythe. Virginia; future school: undecided. Favorite expression: You all. Friends: Dot and Ann. VICTORIA ELIZABETH MIERZWINSKI Commercial. Ambition: secretory. Says: Everything hap- pens to me. Likes shorthand, typing. Fears not passing. Fa- vorite song. Jim. . ADELE MARIE MIKLASZ Quiet commercial whose future school is Taylor Business Col- lege. Ambition: stenographer. Likes classical music and gar- denias. „ALL ABIGAIL C. MILLER Abby likes soles, Mr. Prosser, the movies, basketball. A commercial from Dewey who wants to be a saleslady. JOHN EMERY MILLER Honest John is a good industrial who hopes to become an electrician with the Gas company. JOSEPHINE CATHERINE MILLER Commercial. Likes bookkeeping. Jo says. I don't believe it. Ambition: to travel. Activities: A. A., swimming hiking Friendly. RUBIN MOGUL Science club. A. A., treasurer of history club. College prep. Ambition: Army officer. Next stop: University of Pennsylvania. FLORENCE WALTON MONTGOMERY Commercial. Ambition: secretary. Likes typinq and Miss Helen Buck. Favorite song: Chatanooga Choo Choo. Fears failing. Quiet. DOROTHY ISABELL MOORE Beoutiful 'Moore'' hails from Smedley. Ambition: to do something original. Says: Geewhiz! Likes braids and prob- lems. General. MARY DARBY MOSS College preparatory. Ambition: bridge pro. Glee, dra- matic. Welcome. Says: Let's play bridge. Fears Moe and snakes. ALBERT EARNEST MURRAY Murph's future school is Drexel, to be a mechanic. Likes girls, food. General shop product. MARY ELLEN NALLY General. Curly wants to be a nurse. History, glee, choir. Hero: Jim. Will study ot Chester Hospital. EILEEN OLGA NAYDA Will attend Strayers to become a secretary. A commercial who belongs to A. A , discussion, history clubs. VIVIAN ELIZABETH NYE Viv, a commercial from Boothwyn High. Future private sec- retary. who collects knickknocks and likes the Army boys. ANITA JULIA O'HAR Jowsh, from Dewey, will make a good nurse. Future school: Chester Hospital. Activities: dramatic, girls' A. A. Heroine: Mother. WALTER OLSANSKI General from Dewey. Likes Mr. Hosier, mechanical drawing. Hero: Dick Tracy. Heroine: Betty Grable. Wants to be on aviator. HELEN DOLORES PALOMBO Studious commercialite. Former pupil at St. Anthony's. Favorite expression: Hi! Would some day like to travel to South America. EDITH NEIBERG Eee, a general student, who wonts to travel. Future school is Temple. Dramatic society, history club, basketball, A. A. DOROTHY LOUISE NEWELL A commercial, Dot wants to be successful. Dislikes people who talk too much. Favorite subject: typing. Annual. WILLIAM CROZIER NEWILL Dynamite is a good industrial electrician from Franklin. Companions: Lybeck, Ballod, Creighton, ond Miller. Sports: Football. BERNIECE EMMA NORRIS Commercial. Glen-Nor parted with Quack. Ambition: good basketball player. Hos many friends. Likes salesmanship, cneer- leading, dancing. MICHAEL NOWAK Another industrial machinist whose future school is Drexel. Pet expression: Ah go'head. Favorite teacher: Mr. Anderson. HELEN MARIE PAPI Attended Upland Grammar. Ambition: to be a surgical nurse. Fovorite teacher: Mr. Rhen. Despises chemistry tests. PARISI JOSEPH PAPI General. Popi comes from Franklin. Favorite sports: football, basketball. Member of bond and dance orchestra. Annuoi’1 staff. ANNA MARY PANARA Dependable. Ambition: stenotypist. Friends: Alice Mary Rose. Dislikes alarm clocks. Pet fear: getting fat. Enio'ys foot- ball, baseball. RAYMOND PASTERNAK An industrial from Dewey. Ambition: to become a machinist. Oaptain of the football team, varsity basketball. Heroine: Helen. WARREN HAROLD PENNEWILL nr Y° ny; ° general from Smedley. Intends to study dancing or enter Drexel. Favorite sublet: chemistry. Companion: c THELMA LOUISE POOLE Attended Smedley. Ambition: to work for the United States Government. Pet fear; mice. Basketball, her favorite sport. Tess wants vorite teacher; Ann. THERESA MARY PERRERA to be a secretory. Interested in shorthand Fo- Miss tmmott. Companions: Thelma, Philomena. SOPHIE POTOCHNICK ... n.Y ,came rom Smedley. Likes salesmanship and Wants to be a salesgirl. Thinks Miss Murdock is nice. tennis. M . 4 ALICE RITA PIETRYK •♦it . J °P: 9he teJr Teachers’. Member of Annuol staff. Likes reading m bed. listening to Strauss waltzes. , RUDOLPH POMPILII Rudy hails from Dewey. Leader of Bobcats ond done ami band C°UrSe: co,,e9e Preparatory. Member of orchestr VERNA BEATRICE POMPILII Wants to be a white collar girl. Future Afraid of failing an official Gregg letter. school: Strayers. General, Freedman's MARY ARZEMMA PRATTIS With high hopes of being a nurse. Future school: Hospitol. Admires Bette Davis. Charles Boyer. if MARY JANE PRENDERGAST Polly likes tennis, horseback riding; fears typing. Wants to be an interior decorator. Course: commercial-sales. REGINA LOUISE PRZYBYLSKI A commercial. Reggie hails from Saint Hedwig’s. Hopes to be a secretory. Favorite song: Piano Concerto.” JOHN JOSEPH PULICH Industrial machinist coming from Smedley. Ambition: to be- come a successful citizen. Best subject: problems. Favorite sports: baseball. JOSEPH EDWARD PYNE The Army Air Corps calls Red. a general student. Pet fear: Mr. Giles. Likes football, mechanical drawing. ARTHUR JOHN QUATTRO George hails from St. Anthony. Ambition: to become an electrical engineer. Hero: Clark Gable; heroine: Lana Turner. RICHARD RANKIN From Smedley comes Dick, a college prep who plans to enter Haverford. Ambition: lawyer. Likes football, basketbal., baseball. JOHN JOSEPH REYNOLDS Industrial machinist whose ambition is to fly. Hobbies: model planes and boat building. Favorite song: 'Whistlers Mother- in-law. EILEEN MARIE RYAN Irish ‘a general, belongs to history, science, dramatic clubs. Friends: Eleanor, Helen. Bill, Ray. Ambition: orthopedic technician. THOMAS PAUL RYAN Smedley sends us Toddy, of the industrial course. Best sub- ject: machine shop. Favorite song: Marie. Companion: Herb. BEATRICE ELAINE RYDER Punchy is a commercial student. Heroes: Abbott, Costello. Dislikes conceited people. Pet fear, flunking. Pals: Jane. Hal. ALBERT F. SACKO ''Stretch is a general student planning to become on Army aviator. Fovorite sports: tennis and lacrosse. LUCY ROMUALDI Wants to become a bookkeeper. Course: commercial. Pals: Catherine. Ada. Joe. Mary. Likes skating, dancing, typing, swimming. WILLIAM ROUNDS Bill, an industrial machinist who likes mechanicol drawing and bowling. Friends: Vic. Joe. George. Favorite teacher: Mr. Anderson. ELEANOR SHIRLEY RUGGLES A commercial, who hails from Smedley. Likes typing. Favorite song is Tonight We Love. Pals: Nancy. Dot. JOHN THOMAS RUSSELL Our future draftsman comes from Smedley. Ambition: to at- tend Drexel night school. General course. Likes football. DAWSON A. RUTTER General. Part-time student employed by Hummer and Green at Glauser’s. Future draftsman in retail lumber business. ... . . 4 JEAN scallan Likes chocolate nut sundaes sleddina Friends: Mory. Dot, Peg. Jean's fovonte Day. Course, college song is Night prep. ond ELEANOR MARIE SCARBOROUGH Our future secretory comes from Salem Hiah expression: My word! Favorite song: Jim. N. J. Favorite wwv.u junnowRUUtoM t ' ' Sso ° ««nmereiol. who wonts to be o suc- cessful secretory. Her pet expression differs, however. Well! -------------- L JUU I I Amb; Slne-9 A?m 1P' «-,udenL Plonn'n9 to attend Alobomo State. Ambition. Army officer. Hero: Brigadier Generol B. O. Davis. Says. Favorite LEONA MARIE SENKOWSKY Jeepers! ' Likes hamburgs and cokes. Hero: The Spirit subiect: problems. Ambition; to become a nurse ALFONSO WALTER SIMASKA ai will groduote from the industrial course. Bes machine shop. Favorite movie star is Ann Sheridan subject: HERMAN SHOOSTER Herman ha.ls from Dewey. Very active. Heroine: Linda Darnell. L.kes blondes, redheads and brunettes; dislikes surprise FRANK PAUL SINGLETON A machinist from Smedley. Best liked subject: moth. Hero- me. Lody Luck. Activities: Varsity football and industrial so- FREDERICK JOHN SHROM From Franklin comes 'Teddy. a good industrial student Companion: AI. Best subiect: shop. Favorite song: Jim. l NICHOLAS SILEO College prep, who is vice-president of mixed chorus. Friends: Bob. Reds. ond Hi-Y, president her. of .. ELIZABETH IDA SILL College prep, student from Upland. Betty Activities: discussion and science clubs. oims to be a nurse. THOMAS SINTON From Immaculate Heart comes this generol mg to be a corpenter or machinist. Hobbies- boats. industrial wont- building planes, ... . JANE REGINA SMAGALA Jome a capable commercial, plans to Business College. Ambition: a successful white go to Taylor's collor girl. Bob hails chinist. Says. ROBERT HUGHES SMITH from Wm. Penn. .Ambition: Ych. yeh. Favorite sports: to become football. o mo- WILLIAM R. SNELL, JR. Bill comes from Smedley. Likes Gene Tierney, Ruth, and pretty girls. Says: Horsefeothers. Pet fear: problems test. THERESA SOSCIA Hails from Cranston High, R. I. Ambition: to be a secre- tory. Fears not graduating. Dislikes homework. Hero: Super- man. MAUDE IRENE STANLEY Maudie. Generol. Former Douglass student. Future school: Sleeper’s College. Heroine: Marian Anderson. Friends: Leona, Carrie, and Dot. NICK GEORGE STASINOS Nickademus, from Brown Vocational High. Ambition: air- craft engineer. Soys Miss Hibbs is a regular fellow. Annual artist. LAURA MARY STEELE Dink wants to marry ond raise a family. Future school: Keystone. Friends: Chicken, Jay. Lee. Heroine: Mother. ROBERT L. STEELE General, whose hobby is bowling and skating. Activities: A. A. and dramatic society. Friends: Bob, John. HENRY JOSEPH STEGNERSKI Generol industrial coming from St. Hedwig's. Favorite sports: fishing, hunting, swimming. Nickname: Sunny-boy. JANE GLADYS SUTTON Deweyite. Commercial. Janie hopes to live in New York. Favorite teacher: Mr. Lange. Friends: T. $. girls. De- pendable. ALEXANDER M. SWIDER General industrial student who is headed for Rising Sun School of Aeronautics. Ambition: airplane mechanic. Nick- name: Al. VICTOR STEVE TATARELLI Smedley sent us Vic, who is a machinist. Pet saving: Is that right? Friends: William, Wash. JEAN ANNA TEMPLE Commercial from Smedley. Ambition: somebody s stenog. Ac- tive in five clubs. Heroine: Flyin Jenny. Dislikes conceited boys. Nice. FLORENCE VIRGINIA THOMAS Ginny, a Smedley general. Pianist who likes true friends ond ice skating. A. A. ond history club member. VERNON CLIFFORD THOMPSON Another machinist who comes from Dewey is Snuffy. Pet likes: chemistry and automobiles. Friends: Boots, Charlie. EVELYN RAE TICE Eve from Smedley IWces Flash Gordon, art, and reading. Dislikes knee socks. Favorite subject: law. CLIFFORD CURTIS TIMMONS Poke wonts to be o mochinist ot Westing house. Favorite teacher: Mr. Houpt, never o dull (?) moment. Likes, girls, comic books. MARY LOUISE TONG Ginger. a college prep., hails from Dewey. Ambition: to become a Spanish teacher. Favorite club: Tri-Hi. MARGARET AGNES TRACY St. Michael s sent us Peggy, a commercial student. Hobby: collecting famous bond leaders' autographs. Likes dancing. ELEANOR ANGELA TROSINO A general from Rcz whose ambition is to become an ef- ficient salesgirl. Favorite hero: Glenn Miller. MICHAEL ROBERT TUOZZO An industrial machine shop expert who hopes to become a draftsman. Hobbies: drumming, art, ond stamp collecting. MABEL MARIE TURNBULL Commercial. Ambition: secretary. Friends: Freda, Kathryn Florence, Violet. Soys: Yipe. Pet fear: foiling. IRENE TURNER Rennie is everyone's friend. Likes people, hamburgers, and skating. Ambition: to become a nurse. Hero: Jack. Says: Jeepers! HELEN MARY URBAN Pretzels. from Dewey-Mann. is a commercial who wonts to be somebody's private secretary. Annual, history and dis- cussion clubs. MARGARET ELIZABETH VALENTINE A commercialite from Smedley. Dislikes getting up in the morning. Pet saying: Oh gosh! Friends: Marie. Betty. ANNE MARIE VAN HORN Future secretary, from Rez. Answers to Vanny. Activities: dramatic. A. A., glee, discussion. Likes dancing, Bernie, ice skating. GERTRUDE FLORENCE VARIN Better known as Gerts. a college prep, who wants to be- come a designer. Favorite teacher: Miss Jackson. PASQUALE VECCHIO Pot is from Franklin. Industrial machinist whose hobby is soda jerking. Favorite song is Time Was. Heroine: Edith. EDWARD RICHARD WALKOWSKI A Smedley student taking the industrial course. Ambition: to become a machinist. Favorite subject: mechanical drawing. BETTY JEAN WARD Formerly attended Franklin. Ambition: to be somebody's secretary. Is treasurer of Honor Society. Soys: Cheese and crackers! HELEN WASYLYK . Desires to be o concert piomst. Admires Miss Carroll. Hobby ploying the piono. Friends Anno, Eleonor, Juno. Blanche. WINIFRED ANN WEAVER . •'Winnie' wants to be a bookkeeper. Enjoys weime roosts ond parties. Her fovorite subject is bookkeeping. MARGARET JANE WEBB Commercialite” who wonts to be o secretory Peggy likes bookkeeping, skating, swimming. Friends: Lois. Jeon. Winnie. JAMES WELLINGTON _ ''Wimpy” is a capable machinist. Future school: Drexel. ro vorite expression: Darn it! Hobbies ore fishing and hunting. CLARENCE LYLE WHARTON •‘Clancy.” an industrial, come from Rez. Likes problems, holidays, and Betty Grable. Ambition: to learn a trade. MARGARET ESTELLE WHITE • Margie” wonts to be a good nurse. Future school: Chester Hospital. Is octive in basketball, swimming, hiking. ANN NOBLE WILKINS Spike ” a commercialite.” came from Smedley. Likes lunch periods. Ave Mario,” holidays, sleeping. Ambition: to be thin. FREDA ALICE WILKINSON Ferdinand.” from Smedley. has hopes of being a stenogra- pher. Hobby: stomp collecting. Friends: Mabel. Kathryn. Florence. GERALDINE WILLIAMS Judy” hails from Douglass ond wants to be a teacher. Soys: f‘Take it easy there!” Dislikes ram. Fears mice. KATHRYN ELAINE WINDSOR Kay.” future bookkeeper, is a commercial student. Collects post cards from all ports of the world. ROBERT EMMETT WOOD, JR. Woody” wants to be a test pilot and his future school is the Army Air School. ESTELLE WYSOCKI j c J Wonts to study nursing. Likes Miss Carroll. Randolph 5cott. and bookkeeping. Is often seen with Rose. Margie.' Anita. ANDREW YACEK An industrial machinist who hails from Smedley. Favorite club: industrial society. Favorite actor: Ray Millond. Favorite subject: moth.” DOMENIC ANTHONY YACHETTI Chopper from St. Anthony's, is a college prep. Popular. Ambition: to dote Betty Groble. One of the four. LLOYD STERLING YARNELL Ambition: to set the world on fire. Fovorite song: We're in the Army Now. Likes baseball, basketball. STANLEY FRANK ZUKOWSKI General industrial student from St. Hedwig’s. Ambition: ma- chinist. Hobby: airplane model building. Favorite song: Star Spangled Banner. LOOKING OUT FOR I2A'$ WELFARE MARIANO STALLONI President Third-termer who wants to be an engineer. Future school: Minnesota. Everybody's friend. Member of Boys' A. A., history club, science club. Favorite sports: football, basketball, baseball and track. JENNIE TERESA TRUSH Vice-President m n Commercial from Smedley. Always heard saying, Hello. Favorite teacher: Babe Buono. Friends: Edith, Julia, Betty. Dis- likes rainy weather. Pet likes: bows, costume jewelry, novelty pins. ELIZABETH C. LEWIS Secretaiy Betty. a dignified commercial from Dewey-Mann, likes horseback riding. Aims to be a buyer. Friends: Martha. T. S. girls, Bruce. Co-chairman with Staskin of Junior Prom. HELEN FEDENA Treasurer A good commercial who aims to be a good wife. Belongs to dramatic society. Likes Mr. Dwyer; dislikes catty people. Wants to get ahead, and will. Mr. Joseph Green, Miss Mar- garet Walker, Miss Sonia Galey, j f. and Miss Clara P. Riley advise the last February graduating JOHN B. ANDERSON Andy. o commercial from Smedley. likes Gl6nn Miller and Horace Heidf. Friends: Dogwood. Curley. Jog ' Bill. Eugene. MARGARET JANE ARMSTRONG Secretarial student. Janie's ambition is to be happy. Likes Frank Sinatra. Friends: Carrie. Cobino. Mirt. Hero: Joe. VERA ANN BARTKOW General from Smedley. aims for nursing. Likes tall dork- haired fellows; dislikes to give book reports. Hero: Freddie. HULETTE EMILY BEAN ' Beonsey, commercial dentist, says. Well, all reet Likes cheerful people; dislikes deceitful people. Friends: Alfreda De- lores. Gertrude. GEORGE BLAGMAN Hails from Douglass. Likes ice cream and cake. Friends: Robert. Calvin, Jomes. Pastimes: drawing and making model airplanes. DOROTHY BOOTH BOULDEN Dot. a commercial from Dewey. Ambition: To own a convertible coupe. Hero: Bill. Friends: Betty. Peg, Mary. WILLIAM BASIL BRATUN General industrial whose ambition is to become a pattern- maker. Hobbies: bowling and shooting. Likes his lunch. JEANNE CLAIRE BREWSTER From Franklin. Ambition: To get out of school. Hero: Bob Hope. Friends: T. S. girls and Sarah. Commercial. ARLIE BUTLER Forester Boots. in general course, fears failing. Likes look- ing at pretty girls. Dislikes English and history. ORRA BUTLER Little Bits is a general student from Douglass. Heroine: Marian Anderson. Hero: Joe Louis. Likes basketball and Miss Murdock. JULIA BYCSKOWSKI Dewey commercial who oims to be a good stenographer. Jule’s favorite saying, Don't be silly. Likes dancing and friends. MARGARET ELIZABETH CAPEL Peg likes cokes and cars. Dislikes homework. Friends: Gloria, Dot, Anne, and Betty. Commercial sales course. SAMUEL ENION BAGSHAW Senator oims to go to Annapolis. Likes blondes; dislikes arguments. College prep. Friends: The Knutes and Wolves. MARGARET BAILEY Marge. quiet commercial, says ’Shucks. Hero: a certain marine. Friends: Stella. Betty. Julia, and Rosalie. Dislikes wash- ing dishes. JOHN LINCOLN CARPENTER A general industrial student. ''Link's'' ombition is to become an aviation mechanic. Friends: Tabel, Gibbons. Corky.” ARTHUR DAVID CASEY Case aims to graduate. Dislikes marks; likes homeroom. Friendly with Steculo and Chevy. Hero: Mr. Croven. General. THELMA HELEN CHERNISKY Ambition: To be a salesgirl. Friends: Olga. Rose and Sophie. Likes chewing gum and Pepsi-Cola. Commercial from Dewey. ANTHONY ROBERT CHIVALETTE Chevy hails from Franklin. Hero: Li’I Abner. Heroine: Daisy Mae. Friends: Keith, Philip, and Angelo. Course: General. JAMES HOWARD CLARK Clarkie. a general from Douglass, aims to be a dentist. Likes cars and traveling. Friendly with everyone. WILLIAM JOHN CLARK College prep, from Franklin, Bill wants to be an engineer. Junior treasurer. Likes Mr. Dwyer’s quizzes. MARIA DOLORES COLLETTA Honeychile hopes to attend West Chester. Likes singing and dork-haired males. Friends: Gladys, Jerry, Rose. College prep. RUTH REBECCA COLLINS To be a nurse is the oim of Bright Eyes, a general. Hero, Joe Louis. Soys, Hi there! ROBERT COOMBS Bob's ambition is to become a coppersmith. A general industrial from Smedley who pals with Link,” Corky. Gibbons. JOSEPH CORKRAN Ambition: future aviator. Favorite expression: How about that! A general industrial Corky likes George. Blitz. Bob,” and Bill. ANTONETTE MARIE CORNACCHIA ’Jeannette. a Smedley commercial, wants to be Some- body’s secretary. Friends: Eileen, Edith. Jenny. Hobby: sewing. Fears mice. ALFRED B. CUFF Cuffy comes from Douglass. A future dentist who will attend Howard. Fovorite teacher: Miss Muldoon. College prep. JOSEPH EDWARD CZAJKA General shop student from St. Hedwig's. Aims to be a cabinetmaker. Likes booting and Mr. Lutton. ALBERT DIGNAZIO Shorty hopes to be a football coach. Heroine: Martha. Favorite sports: football, baseball. Friends: Joe, Scoop. Gen- eral student. DORIS JANE FARNAN A commercial from Fronklin. Goldy wants to be a champion roller-skoter. Likes Robert Stack, sundaes, and fudge. EDITH CATHERINE FERRONE Active in student council, dramatic and history clubs. Fu- ture secretary who dislikes snobs. Friends: Jennie. Helen. Ida. ERNEST ALEXANDER FORD College preparatory student who likes chemistry, punctual people, movies, and candy. Favorite song: America.“ Fears spiders. JAMES ROBERT FULTON Rob, a general from Dewey. Ambition: to pass English. Says: Don't call me your brother. Fears darkness. AMY DELA GARRETT Smedley sent Poots. a general. Ambition: nursing. Hobby: Collecting fellows’ handkerchiefs. Tyrone Power is her drea man. JOHN HARVEY GIBBONS Ambition: coppersmith. Sun Village Aces is Gipper's favorite club. General industrial from Smedley whose compan- ions are: Thompson, Carpenter. ALFREDA ELLA GIBBS Shorty, college prep, aims to be an elementary teccher. Says, Well, all right! Likes Spanish; dislik� ' history. . JEAN THERESA GIBSON I can just imagine. Cherry, a general, likes playing cards with chumps; dislikes chewing gum. Ambition: teaching. JAMES GLENNEY Jim. Smedley's college prep. Friends: Gene, John, Bub. Pet fear: E’s. Heroine: Lana Turner. Future school: Minnesota. MORTON GOLDBERG Franklin sent Mort, a general who likes chemistry, Miss Hynes, Phil, Nat, Marv. Intends to be a horticulturist. ANN EDITH Dl PIETRO A general who dislikes homework, Annie Wants to be a hairdresser. May be seen with Ann. Ruth. STANLEY DRULYK Another general from Dewey whose ambition is to join the Navy. Likes Italian sandwiches. Ship Ahoy, Peanuts! JOSEPH ELFMAN Aba Dabo. Says. It's terrific. Hero: Benny Goodman. Friends: Harry, Bill, Rudy. Ambition: advertising. General from Franklin. JOSEPHINE CATHERINE EMMERTZ Jo wants to be a veterinarian. Friends: Anne and Louise. General student. Dislikes unnatural girls; likes friends. i MARGARET ELIZABETH -HANDY Will doctor the sick. Likes plain people. Friends: Mabel, Esther, Gerald. Best subjects: biology, science. General. LOUISE ELIZABETH HARTZER Bubbles. future nurse at Chester Hospital. Likes student council; dislikes caterpillars. Friends: Jean. Margie, Jonesie, Gene. General. ROSALIE HEADLEY Commercial, aims to be a stenographer, bays, Quite. Hero: ? Likes clothes, traveling, and good books. Dislikes rainy doys. VERSIA MAE HINTON Freckles, a general from Douglass, wants to be a stenog- rapher. Likes dancing and Mr. Anderson. Heroine: Marion An- derson. DOROTHY HORTENSE HOLLAND Wonts to become a nurse. Future school, undecided. Dot- tie likes Frank and straight-forward people. College prep. SARAH GOLDSBOROUGH v Stew, a commercial, wants to be a governess. Dislikes gum, crackers; likes English. Friends: Ginny, Pug. Jean, Beryl. GIROLEUM MADALINE GORGA Jerry aims to be a telephone operator. Says, Christopher. Commercial. Likes bookkeeping; dislikes English and conceited people. FRANCES MAE GREEN Fran wants to teach. Likes spooky pictures; dislikes tiny people. Friends: Margaret. Gerald. Evelyn. General course. ERNEST ROSS HANDY Sharp college prep, who wants to be a musician. Favorite sports: basketball, racing. Hobbies: ploying, singing, reading. MARGARET HILDA HOLM Margie, commercial. Ambition: stenographer. Says. Gee whiz. Likes drawing; dislikes early rising. Friends: Beryl, Shirley, Jane, Louise. DORIS JANE HOWARD General, who wants to become a nurse. Chubby says, Touch you. Dislikes cotty boys; likes her friends. MARTHA ELIZABETH IRVING Libbie, a general from Douglass, wonts to be a nurse. Hero: Joe Louis. Friends: Ruth and Dorothy. ELIZABETH ANN JONES Likes sweets; dislikes auiet places. Betty, a general, aims to be a nurse. Friends: Helen, Maude, Dot. EVELYN KENNEDY General, from Douglass. Future school. University of Penn- sylvania. Ev's ombition is to teach music. Favorite club: Dunbar. . EVELYN DOLORES KENNEDY Evie. a commercial who likes movies, wants to be a good stenographer. Dislikes conceited people. Fears tests. THOMAS KINKA College prep, from Dewey. Hopes to be on aeronautical engineer if the Army or Navy doesn’t get him first. STELLA KOWALCHUK Commercial. Says, “You oint kidding. Likes colors blue and pink; dislikes snooty girls. Favorite song: Tonight We Love. MARVIN EARL KLEINMAN Undecided college prep., aims to pass Miss Hunter's tests. Activities: Music organizations. Likes Tommy Dorsey dislikes school. JAMES KYRIAKOS College crop., would like to hove his own dance bond. Hero: Artie Shaw. Says, No stuff. Friend: Fordie. JOHN S. KOKOSKA Jackson, general, aims to be a playboy bicycle riding. Says. Hello, beautiful. Favors Sports: football. Ann Sheridan. HELEN LASZEK Aims to be a sales clerk. A commercial who dislikes smart remarks; fears snakes. Hero: W. W. IDA LERMAN Likes nice people; dislikes terrible movies. Favorite friend: M-jrgnret. Fears getting E's. A commercial who wants to be a secretary. . BERYL L. LESLIE Commercial. Wants to become a dancer with the Rockettes. likes boys with black hair. Hero: Ted Williams. WILLIAM HENRY LOWE, JR. Bill, commercial from Dewey, aims to go to Drexel. Activities: Hi-Y., glee club, football squad. LEONARD LUSZCZEWSKI College prep., who plans to enter P. M. C. Activities: Hi-Y, science club, athletic association, history club. ALICE EVELYN McELWEE Fears mice. A commercial whose ambition is to be a saleslady. Basketball, history club, A. A., glee club. GLORIA REBECCA McGUIRE Studious commercial from Franklin. Future school: West Chester Teachers. Likes knee socks and number 39 on football team. Raymond McLaughlin General student from Smedley. Hopes to go to Geneva. Mopes likes English because Miss Carroll is the teacher. MARGARET LORRAINE McNEIL Pudgy, commercial from Smedley. Future school: Drexel. Likes weekends; dislikes staying in. Hero: Grahomie ; heroine: Mother. RICHARD OLIVER MACULLEY General industrial shop expert who hails from Smedley. Pet expression, Huhl Favorite subiect: Math. Companions: Gib- bons, Thompson. DOROTHY JEAN MALANY Ambition: Laboratory technician. Commercial. Hero: Glenn Miller. Friends: Ibby, Charlotte, Murrell, girls of Sigma Chi Rho. SARA MAE MALONEY Mickey likes riding, swimming, skating. A general com- mercial who wonts to attend the Apex School of Beauty Cul- ture. BARBARA HELEN MARTIN PEARL JANET MOON General student from Linwood Grammar. Hero: Joe; heroine: A general student who plans to enter Howard University. Mother. Likes movies; dislikes rainy days. Hobbies: Skating, Ambition: To become a teacher. A member of Dunbar Society, bicycling. GRACILE MASTEN Formerly attended Swarthmore High. Future school: Sleeper's Business College. Likes double-mint gum. Hobbies: dancing and bicycling. General student. ELIZABETH ANN MAYSKY Betty likes Dot, Mary. Nellie and Peg. A commercial whose ambition is to get a job. ALBERT MILLER Al, general, says, It's a killer. Sports: swimming and pool. Hero: Clark Gable, He really comes on. ELEANORE MABEL MOE College preparatory. Moe plans to enter Penn State. Likes wave cuts and knee socks; dislikes egotists. MARTHA IRENE MORGAN Attractive, blonde, commercial, aims to be a success. Hero: Shorty. Likes everything in general; dislikes sarcastic people. GLADYS EILEEN MURRAY Ambitious college preparatory student who aims to become a nurse. On the Welcome staff, likes to write nonsense. CALVIN LOUIS NICHOLS Nick, a general who plans to enter a welding school. Pals with Bill, Frank, and Leonard. NELLY VIRGINIA PACE Commercialite who hails from Dewey. Aims to enter a business school. Likes history. Hero: Dad; heroine: Mother. MARIAN ETHEL PARKER ''Hank'' likes John, tennis, basketball, dancing. Says, “Gee, I'm tired.” Friends: “Madge, Ruth, Nancy. Favorite subject: history. GEORGE REBER A general from Smedley, Jake is headed for Grove City to be a chemist. Likes girls; dislikes parties. BETTY REYNOLDS Course: General. Future school: Sleeper's. Friends: AJ, Dot, Bill. Likes chocolate nut sundaes; dislikes bookkeeping homework. CARMELA ELIZABETH RICCI Car wants to be a singer. Likes toll, blond boys. Dis- likes conceited people. Says, You ain't kidding. LOVANA PERTCHAK “Deweyite. Hero: M. P. Hobbies: playing piano and cook- ing. Favorite song: Yours. Ambition: To go to Europe. Friend: Sophie. BESSIE DORIS PHILLIPS Betsy. Member of girls' glee, A. A., history club, dramatic society. Ambition: store buyer. Friends: Ruth, Anne. Dot. VICTORIA CLAUDETTE POPIEL Popeye hails from St. Hedwig's. Says, Oh. Gee! Friends: Veronica, Alice, Sophie, Carmella. Likes to collect autographs. ODESSA THEOLA RICHARDSON Chippie ' wants to be a mortician. Joe Louis is her hero. Likes music, Bette Davis, and basketball. HELEN EMMA RICO A general who intends to go to Virginia State. Plans to become a mortician. Friends: Irene, Marion. GEORGE PIERCE ROBERTS Generol industrial student whose ambition is to become a machinist, tool and die maker. Nickname: Rib. BEATRICE ELLA ROBERTSON Bea, generol, aims to teach. Likes good sports; dislikes upstarts. Friends: Flora, Dorothy. Fears foiling. Favorite sub- ject: history. WARREN RODGERS Plans to enter Philadelphia College of Pharmacy. A general student from Douglass whose hobby is collecting stamps. t (| JOHN ROWE Fearless fears Mr. Agon. A general student from Dewey whose hero is Tom Harmon. Soys, Off my foundation. WILLIAM WENDELL SAMMONS General who intends to enter Virginia State. Ambition: To push nothing heavier than a pen. Friends: everybody. HOWARD T. SAMUELSON Sommy wonts to be o commerciol ortist. Fears low marks. Likes Mrs. Thorn. Enjoys lunch ond gym. JAMES WALTER SAVEN A general student from Douglass. Bunny’s favorite sport is basketball. His hero is Sonny Boswell. ANNE SEAMON Holy Child Academy sent Anne, who aims to retire at eighteen. General student. Friends: Rita, Ruth, Thelma. Maria. ELVA MARY SHADE Baby. Commercial from Dewey. Wonts to be a singer. Says. Darn tootin'. Friends: Helen, Josephine, Eleanor. EDWARD SHAPERO Mickey is a general student from Franklin. Enjoys chem- istry. Friends: Marv, Mort, Jack. Says, I ain't lying. JUNE A. SHULL Commercial from Dewey. Ambition: to own a car. Likes to bowl. Hero: George. Favorite teacher: Mr. Buono. EDITH SNYDER A capable commercial from Dewey. Aims to become a teacher. Future school: undecided. Friends: Helen, Esther, Sara, Mildred. SHIRLEY HARRIET SPENCER Shirl. Future aviatrix. Says, I reckon so. Hobbies: horseback riding and reading. Dislikes arguments, homework, and rain. EUGENE H. STASKIN Commercial student from Smedley. Future school: Annapolis. Hobby: wolfing. Favorite subject: history. Friends: Jim ond Sid. LEON STECULA Stec wants to be a steamship captain. Enjoys sleeping and reading comic books. Likes the Three Stooges. DOROTHY JEANNE STEVENSON A future nurse. Dot likes to collect novelty pins. Says, You ain’t kidding. Likes to read. ELIZABETH SYNOVEC Betty says, That's cute. Future stenographer. Likes typ- ing, Bob Hope, and cokes. Fears scenic railways. Dislikes dentist appointments. ALMA MAY TARR Industrious commercial, aims to be successful. Says, Hello, there. Likes clothes, English; dislikes show-offs. Friends: Jeanie, Charlotte. JOHN TARR Jack wants to be an Army pilot. Says. You ain’t kid- din’. Friends: Joe and Ed. Hobbies: boxing, model building. „ . ANGELO RALPH TAVANI Arge is o music major from Franklin. Likes smiling girls. Ambition: musician. Actvities: band, glee club, A. A. ROBERT JOHN THOMPSON General industrial from Smedley. Ambition: musician. Favorite subject: English. Favorite club: Sun Village Hornets. Friends: Gibbons, Carpenter HOWARD FRANK TURNER A general who plans to enter Tri-State. Nickname Dag. Hobby: serving papers. Pet fear: rain. HELEN TOPSTER Tops. commercial, wants to be a salesgirl or hairdresser. Likes clothes and hair styles; dislikes homework. Fears worms. EDNA BERNICE UMBERGER Bird. General student from Franklin. Future nurse. Says, Why, sure. Hero: Bill. Likes soldiers and sailors. FLORABELL TUCKER Comes from Douglass. Future beautician. Fears dogs. Hero: Joe Louis. Friend: Pearl. Member of Dunbar society. S. PHILIP WEINER Says, Hi, Babe! Flip likes chocolate nut sundaes, dislikes snooty girls. Fears report cards. Friends: Bob, Herb. TERESA MARIE VAUL Trese hails from Franklin. Says, Hello, honey. Future vocalist. Dislikes conceited people. Hero: H. C. Fears esca- lators. JOHN WOLONICK Deweyite. Friends with Walt, Shorty, and Mike. Heroine: Jean. Likes to argue. Ambition: politician. Barbering is his hobby. ,. DOROTHY L. WOLSON Dot likes dancing and horseback riding; dislikes mush- rooms and cats. Soys, At any rate. Annual artist. RUTH HILDA WOOD 'Woody intends to attend West Chester State Teachers College. Hobbies: swimming, ice skating, dancing. Dislikes snobbish people. MARY LILLIAN WOOTEN . A General from Douglass. Mary aims to be a hairdresser. Friends: Julia and Flora. Fears dogs. LESTER STANLEY ZEITZEW Handsome Les heads for the Philadelphia School of Pharmacy. Likes sports. Friends: Marv, Jack, Dag. Fears women (7). .... . „ MARJORIE CECELIA ZENSEN Margie, from Dewey. Ambition: Store buyer. Likes home- room period. Admires Mr. Buono. Favorite sports: Skatina swimming. •' WHO'S 1. Ann Harrington, Joseph Kormanicka. 2. Eleanor Lay, Walter Creighton. 3. Ann Kersten, Richard Rankin. 4. Esther McKinney, Joseph Gillerlain. 5. Mary Giampalmi, Raymond Clark. 6. Ruby Fawcett, Claxton Eure. 7. Josephine Emmi, Frank Singleton. 8. Doris Journey, Arthur Quattro. 9. Edward Dodds, Joseph Happy. 10. Nettie Lee Hinton, Clifford Corbin. WHO 1. Edith Ferrone, Lester Zeitze . 2. Martha Morgan, Arlie Butler, 3. Ruth Wood, Stanley Drulyk. 4. Jennie Trush, Mariano Stalloni. 5. Beryl Leslie, William Clark. 6. Ida Lerman, Ernest Ford. 7. Louise Hartier, John Tarr. 8. Alice McElwee, Albert Dignazio. 9. Ruth Collins, Ernest Handy. 10. Betty Lewis, Marvin Kleinman. STUDENT COUNCIL This year Student Council established a revised constitu- tion, which increases the authority of the council and its six- teen members in their aim to direct student activities, to foster a spirit of cooperation, and to promote school spirit. The executive board is composed of 6 seniors, 4 juniors, 3 sophomores, and 3 freshmen. Officers are: president, Doris Journey; vice-president, Ann Kersten; secretary, Joseph Chi- aravalloti; treasurer, Louise Hartzer; with Miss Helen Buck and Mr. Joseph Rhen, advisers. Journey presents extra curricular activity awards to Smith and Heacock. Executive Board. Seated: Joseph Chiaravalloti, secre- tary; Ann Kersten, vice- president; Doris Journey, president; Louise Hartzer, treasurer. Successful clean-up com mittee, with Albert Sacko chairman, at work. Another service, selling pop at dances and games. Emily gazes at the moonlight, while next door, Rebecca torments her dreamy-eyed brother George . . . the wedding, a culmination of the childhood romance . . . the cast, without doubt, the largest in years. Tryouts for Our Town —they got parts . . . the final scene, Emily, though dead, meets her friends in the cemetery . . . students learn the art of make-up. Dramatic Society's repertoire con- sisted of the Christmas play, Just What They Wanted, and the spring play, Our Town, Thornton Wilder’s Broad- way success. The latter, presented on April 24 in the Smedley Junior High School auditorium, featured William J. Clark, narrator; William Snell, George Gibbs; Betty Jane Briggs, Emily Webb; and an excellent supporting cast. A variety show, scenes of Mexico, a radio play, and a make-up demonstra- tion were the programs presented at the monthly meetings of the 300 members. Eleanor Holden, February, '42, grad- uate, and Oliver Armitage, present junior, participated in the Swarthmore Players' productions. ELUIS C. DWYER. Coach lod, Frank Beldecos, manager; Tullio Bonfitto, James Cirilli, John Coughlin, Walter Creighton, Edward Dodds, Victor Dostellio, Albert Dignazio, Stanley Drulyk, Nicholas Emper, Ralph Forrest, Thomas Koury, Robert Logan, Thomas McKinney, Joseph Mitchell, William Newill, Anthony Natale, Raymond Pasternak, captain; Joseph Pepe, captain-elect; Frank Singleton, Mariano Stalloni. The junior varsity, under Coaches Hanigan and Vermeychuk, completed a season which included a win over Collingdale; ties with Media and Penns- grove; and defeats at the hands of Ridley Town- ship, Swarthmore, Glen-Nor, and Eddystone. With Ellis Dwyer at the helm for the first time, assisted by Joe'' Green and Babe Buono, the Clippers completed a very successful season, win- ning four, tying two, and losing but one game to an inspired Media team, 13-0. After canceling games with Ridley Township and Lower Merion because of the paralysis epidemic, Chester opened the season with a hard fought 0-0 tie against Collingdale. The following games showed victories over Norristown, 27-13; Ridley Park, 19-0; Wilmington, 20-6; Abington, 6-0; and a 0-0 upset with Eddystone. Lettermen included Samuel Bagshaw, Harry Bal- o By far the most thrilling game of the year was Abington's 6-0 defeat in the last 30 seconds of play by a hard-fighting Chester team. Walt Creigh- ton took the honors of the day by carrying the ball 80 yards for the score, after Joe Pepe had blocked an attempted field goal and had lateraled to Creighton. By virtue of their outstanding work throughout the season, Walter Creighton received the Most Valuable Player award, which is presented yearly to a member of the Orange and Black, by the Lion's Club of Chester; and Joseph Pepe was elected to captain the 1942 squad. Pepe was also honored by being selected center for the All- Suburban second team. Captain Ray Pasternak, playing his third year of varsity competition, had the misfortune of being injured at midseason so that he could complete but three games. The Media Mustangs made it three Turkey Day victories in four years by catching the Clippers off stride and handing them their only setback, 13-0, before a large crowd of 5000 fans at P. M. C. stadium. Eddystone also managed to pull a mild upset when it held a superior Orange and Block team to a scoreless tie on a rain-drenched and mud-soaked gridiron that made ball handling and running al- most impossible. The remaining games saw the lightweight Clip- pers victorious over Ridley Park, 19-0, and Wil- mington, 20-6, with the second stringers providing much of the action in both tilts. Chester, according to Head Coach Dwyer and his assistants, Green and Buono, played its best game of the year against Norristown when it rolled over the highly touted Eisenhowers, 27-13, in impressive fashion. Pepe and Stalloni shared the spotlight with brilliant defensive playing. BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Front row: Bonfitto, Wolonick. Monchin. Dehner; cocoptoms. Pecu.ch ond Dodds; Bartkow. Graham. Coughlin. Stecula. Bock: Happy, manager; Dwyer, coach. ON THE COURT Honors: Pecuich. All-Suburban center; Pecu- ich, Dodds, section two first team; Dehner, sec- ond. Kiwanis tournament, Bartkow, most valuable player on winning team; Manchin committed fewest fouls. As section two champions, Chester entered the P. I. A. A. playoffs but bowed to Lower Merion. By defeating Boothwyn, Upper Darby, Swarthmore, Eddystone, and Darby, five teams in eight nights, the Clippers became Kiwanis champions and permanent possessors of the Hol- stein Memorial trophy. Inexperienced Clipperettes, however, scored only one victory this season. GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Back row: Lay. captain; Harrington, Boynard. Miller, Eaton, manager; Miss Pittengcr. coach. Front row: Lanpdale. McElwee, Journey. Fenton. Ferguson. Cooper, BOYS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Front: Wercszczak, Welsh. Horsch. Floyd. McDowell. News, coptain- Nichols Floyd hefty, Chaikin. Bock: Sevens. Smith, Flagg. Robinson. Welsh. Hagy. Smith. McElroy Dykes Green, cooch. The Junior Clippers completed a nineteen- game schedule, including twelve league contests, by winning seven and dropping twelve, under their new coach, Joe Green. More fortunate were the Junior Clipperettes, who won five of the nine games played. The en- tire squad,' says Coach Pittenger, shows prom- ise for next year's varsity. THROUGH THE HOOP Junior Clipper Highlights: Defeat of Media and Wilmington twice: Floyds, Chetty, Nichols, Keith, Jock Smith, News. GIRLS' JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Front row: Tenuto. Wintorlik, Kinka, Bloom. Arbogost. Green. Bock row: Malony. Clendenning. Soscio. Eyre. Hall. ’Cole, Wood. Marth, Worren. manager. Monchin, o smooth right-hond pitcher, is looked upon to lead his team to victory . . . the veterans from the '41 championship nine . . . Creighton, the man behind the plate . . . seven hopeful rookies . . . the powerful hitting Dodds . . . Bonny at third base . . . Coach Dwyer shows them how to do it. Captain Jack McDowell, consistent performer in the 440 . . . Stalloni tries to replace Soroka in the shot and javelin . . . hurdler W. J. Clark . . . Chester s relay team . . . McGroerty in the high jump. CROSS COUNTRY Chester s harriers had another successful sea- son led by their four-year veteran, Francis Cuprinslci. Losing only to Norristown, they took Williamson Trade School, Abington, Upper Darby, and Lower Merion: placed second in the suburban meet, and fifth in district one. Letter- men were Captain Happy, Wharton, Fairchild, Cuprinslci, Komar, and Green. TRACK Because three veterans return, Coach Lange is anticipating outstanding performances from the relay team, which placed second in district one in 1941, thereby winning the right to run in the State Championships at State College. It will be difficult, however, to replace Walter Soroka, twice State shot-put champion. BASEBALL Prospects for another section two suburban baseball championship in Chester loom high. Five veteran stars, Walt Manchin, Tulio Bonfitto, Walt Creighton, Eddie Dodds, and William McAfee form the nucleus of Coach Ellis Dwyer's 42 team. Others who are seeing action are Drulyk, Dehner, Ballod, Klimchuk, Forrest, Cough- lin, and News. GOLF Coach Frank Stein's golf team is anticipating a fairly good season with the return of three experienced members: Fritz, D'lorio, and Armi- tage. Candidates are Loughead, Robinson, Welsh, Rutherford, Esthimer, McDowell, McElroy, Schmidt, manager Hagy. Section two league in- cludes Glen-Nor, Clifton Heights, Eddystone, Ridley Township, Collingdale, Chester. ON WINGS CHOIR MIXED CHORUS OF SONG Although music major is a standard four-year course in Chester High School, the eight music groups benefiting the community and school alike are not composed of pupils of this depart- ment alone. Any one of the student body is eligible for membership. The aim of the instruc- tors is to cultivate in the members a deeper ap- preciation for good music, to develop hidden talent, as well as to aid in vocational prepara- tion. Music major courses, however, are arranged to offer basic vocal and instrumental training, with a special course in arranging and conduct- ing, which is open to seniors. A variety of programs is presented by these musical organizations. On Tuesday, December 23, the Christmas Candle-light Service was held in the new gymnasium. The processional brought the girls' glee club, lighted tapers in hand, sing- ing Adeste Fidelis. Under the guidance of Miss Edna Mills, this group of 140, the largest of the musical clubs, gave The Christ Child, a can- tata in two parts. The fifty members of mixed chorus, who are selected from the boys' and girls' glee clubs, presented two selections: Today There Is Ring- ing and Jesus Is Born. The girls' choir, which sings at church and baccalaureate services, ac- companied by Gwendolyn Hamilton, gave The Shepherds' Christmas Song, How Far It Is to Bethlehem, and The Lord's Prayer. A transcription of The First Noel, conducted by Anthony Fusco, and Christmas Fantasy, by Berghe, with Alfred English conducting, were played by the concert orchestra. Members of the music organizations have the opportunity, also, of taking part in the South- eastern District and the All-State musical activi- ties. On December I I, five members of the girls' glee club: Gwendolyn Hamilton, Jane Desmond, Jane Eyre, Frances Gourdin, and Helen Curney, all sophomores, sang in the Southeastern District Chorus at Sharon Hill. From this group, Gwen- dolyn Hamilton and Jane Desmond were selected to participate in the All-State Chorus at Coates- ville on January 22, 23 and 24. SENIOR RHYTHM MAKERS Football gomes would not be complete with- out the band and majorettes, it is true, but these organizations, along with the dance orchestra and concert orchestra, play an important part in community affairs. The band and majorettes have been giving hometown draftees a cheerful send-off at the station before they depart for camps, and have been taking part in local parades. The dance orchestra plays for community fund, service, and industrial club meetings, as well as for informal school dances. For all assem- bly programs, the concert orchestra provides the music. An innovation this year, by the music clubs, was three spring concerts instead of the usual one. A band program, under the baton of Mr. Charles D. Long, supervisor of music, was given in the Smedley Junior High School auditorium on March 18; a choral festival, the first of its kind attempted by the music department; was held in the new vocational building on May 5, with Miss Edna Mills directing; and the final con- cert was undertaken by the orchestra and the band combined in the vocational building on June 2. Informal dances in the gymnasium fol- lowed the last two concerts. The band, featuring as guest soloist, Mary Tollin, a former music student of C. H. S., drew a large audience. Among its selections were the Star-Spangled Banner,1' Coronation March,' from The Prophet by Meyerbeer; In A Mon- astery Garden, Snowflakes, Happy Land- ings : The Traveller, by Buchtel; The Lost Chord, and Sousa's ever popular Semper Fidelis. Artistic and diversified was the Choral Festi- val. Members of mixed chorus sang The Bells of St. Mary's, Rhys-Heabert's arrangement of The Dance, from Gounod's Faust ; and Lane Wilson's waltz-song, Carmena. The choir pre- sented God Is A Spirit and Rest Thee On This Mossy Pillow. The boys' glee club, in their first major per- formance, proved favorites with Kentucky Babe and Stouthearted Men. The final num- ber was Richard Kountz's three-part cantata, Dawn of Spring, by the girls' glee club. Members of the conducting class played an important part in the final concert presented by the symphony orchestra, of which Leonard Taney is concert master and Mr. Lewis R. Zelley, direc- tor. Numbers included: Procession of the Sar- dar, from Caucasian Sketches Dance of the Apprentices, from Wagner’s Die Meister- singer ; and Dance of the Moorish Slaves, from Verdi's Aida. DANCE ORCHESTRA vn ART CLUB With Ann Kersten, president; Calliope Varlan, sec- retary-treasurer. and Ruby Fawcett, vice-president, members become acquainted with artistic subjects and professions through guest speakers and varied pro- grams. Hl-Y Affiliated with the Y. M. C. A. Endeavors to create, maintain, and extend high standards of Christian character. Vice-president, Nicholas Sileo; president, Raymond Clark; treasurer, Donald Gallager; secre- tary, Joseph Nacrelli. DUNBAR SOCIETY To stimulate an interest among Negro students in their cultural and social problems is the aim of Dun- bar. Clifford Corbin, president; Frances Green, secre- tary; Dorothy Holland, treasurer; Versia Hinton, vice- president. HISTORY CLUB Malcolm Whitlock, president; Marie Subers. secre- tary; Jane Rzasa, treasurer; Robert Rutherford, vice- president. The purpose is to encourage the study of the history of Chester and Delaware County. INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY W Members: Students taking a unit trade course in the vocational department under the Smith-Hughes Law. President, James Capel; secretory, Donald Scully; treasurer, Joseph Happy; vice-president, Samuel Bo- luck. SENIOR DISCUSSION Seniors meet bi-weelcly for open discussions of na- tional and international questions under William Esthimer. president; Josephine Emmi. secretary, and Dominic Yachetti, vice-president. TRI-HI Tri-Hi girls aim to face life squarely, and to find and give the best. Officers: Jeon Malany. secretary; Jean Temple, vice-president; Betty Armstrong, treas- urer; Carolyn Bauer, president. SCIENCE CLUB John Mazuik, assistant treasurer; Raymond Clark, vice-president; Joseph Foremny. secretary; Roy Shu- maker, treasurer; Frank Beldecos, president. Purpose: To widen the knowledge of the applications of the sciences. BOYS' A. A. All boys wishing to participate in interscholostic athletics must be members of Boys' A. A. President, Raymond Pasternok; treasurer, Walter Creighton; sec- retary, Joseph Pepe; and vice-president, Edward Dodds. EVERYONE... LATIN CLUB Meetings seek to create a wider interest in Latin and in its uses in other subjects. Kathryn Zoyach is secretary-treasurer; Joseph Chiaravalloti, president; and Mary Bednor, vice-president. VARIED TASTES HONOR SOCIETY Raymond Clark, president; Josephine Emmi. secre- tary: Betty Ward, treasurer; Thomas Koury. vice pres- ident. Honor Society is limited to ten per cent of the senior class, five, of the junior. INDUSTRIAL PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Photography club members learn how to develop, print, and enlarge pictures. President, Albert Rosen- berg; vice president. Emil Stecyk; secretary, Donald Scully; treasurer, William Slemko. HORSEBACK RIDING As an outgrowth of the girls riding club, from four to twelve girls ride for pleasure every week in the fall and spring. GIRLS' A. A. Girls’ and Boys' A. A. are combined into one organ- ization; but each has its own meetings. President. Doris Journey; secretary, Eleanor Lay; senior representative, Bernice Cooper. . . VARIED ACTIVITIES DANCING CLASS Miss Bloom has organized dancing classes to teach industrial boys the basic steps so that they will derive more pleasure from attending informal school dances. DEFENSE SAVING STAMPS Chester High School is doing its bit for defense by selling saving stamps each Monday. The idea orig- inated in Miss Benjamins first period problems class on December 15. DEFENSE SAVING STAMPS The defense stamp project has been most success- ful. From the first week until February 23, the total sale of stamps amounted to $4931.35. BOYS RIDING CLUB Under the direction of Mr. William Houpt, members of the boys' riding club ride weekly for instructions as well as for enjoyment. Hl-Y SERVICE BUREAU To direct strangers or bewildered students, and to serve the faculty, administration, and office secretaries in every way possible, members of Hi-Y organized the service bureau. Otv vtov c„. -x0.... NV CN t r . 0« ■tv ft ■O ,t A .- ,, « V' v i ,� -'--, n .'v' 0° ftX' .tf —' � -« V - � , � r Yr � � „ . . ' ''■ .. w - .« ■ c r vtv i ot v c c ' i ,t . 0 . _v A in� - ... fh� v- .. V .ye « ' V 0 T , o A to� £ £ «VV' ♦� V'■ « v ' tw-sr - 'T ''5 .■..I.’ - .,. 'A ' .. V� ,A „„W }«« ■ w «■ , '' ' V� ’ £. f1 •A c ' S� “ „ % , � .AS C ,.AV . fA” ,VtL , ■� ' « «► «« ♦• .' a i' 1 .„ ‘.A % - U Under the guidance of three new faculty advisers, Miss Clara P. Riley, Miss Sonia Galey, and Miss H. Louise Buck, the Welcome, Chester High School's bi-weekly newspaper, has experienced an eventful year. In September, Coradina La Rose became editor-in-chief; Helen Derewianka, news editor; Anna Kinka, feature editor; Harrison Maitland, sports editor; Mary Giampaltni, circulation manager; and Katheryn Zayach, advertising manager. At the Harrisburg Convention in October, the Pennsylvania School Press Association awarded the Welcome second place for the year 1940-41. is? ,- � 'V r„ %,o Early in October, representatives of each homeroom met for staff organization. In addition to the experience of working on the yearbook, five staff members had the oppor- tunity to interview executives of the six outstanding industries featured on these pages. The interest and cooperation which these men extended has aided greatly in the publishing of the 1942 Annual. Heading the staff were Joseph Kormanicka, editor; Jen- nie Trush, associate editor; Beryl Leslie, personalia editor; Carolyn Bauer, business manager; Mildred Innis and Gloria McGuire, feature editors; Jane Smagala, secretary; with Miss Mary V. Carroll, faculty adviser. On the left ore homeroom representatives scheduling seniors for pictures taken early in November. At the right, the circulation staff makes the day's returns to Miss Jennie Mahon. Lower left, write-ups for 440 seniors are checked by the personalia stoff. Last, but not least, artists work busily on layouts under the direction of Mrs. Thorn, while photographers prepare to take informal shots around school. PRODUCING THE ANNUAL MARY V. CARROLL, Adviser ft Gloria McGuire. Jane Smagala, Carolyn Bauer, Joseph Kormanicka, Jennie Trush, Beryl Leslie, Mildred Innis. September 3, school again and a new voca- tional building with Mr. Murri and Robert Ferrell glorying in the well-equipped electric shop . . . bright-looking lads and lasses swarm ro help the juniors celebrate their first informal dance, the Junior Shuffle on October 24 . . . Frosh come in to their own on November 13 at the freshman reception . . . the best way to begin Christmas vacation, the candle-light service on December 23 ... at last, the new gym is dedicated, Jan- uary 6. Honored guests: George Smith, of the 1910 team and members of the 1908 basketball, team, James Cullin, Dr. George Armitage, George Crothers. Planning for the first social event of the second semester, the Journalists' Jamboree, sponsored by the Welcome staff on February 7 . . . Extra! Clipper quintet as section two suburban conference titleholders enters second round of P. I. A. A. district finals, March 10 . . . Our Town, co-starring Bill Snell and Betty Jane Briggs with Bill Clark, narrator, presented on the 24th, takes the spotlight for April ... on May 2, the seniors frolic at the last formal of their high school career, the long-to-be-remembered Senior Ball . . . graduation, June II, ah, the day to which we have been looking forward for years! go CtL o - « Sophomores: vice presi- dent, Corr; treasurer, Leet; president, Russell; secre- tary, Wood. .Juniors: Bartkow, presi- dent; Pepe, vice president; Dyshewa, secretary; Lowry, treasurer. Mills. Woodlen, Smith, Houpt, Holcroft are the freshman advisers. Freshmen: Ewing, presi- dent; Culbert, vice presi- dent; Clapcich, secretary; Di Sabatino, treasurer. Advisers of the sopho- more class: Brandt. Bloom, Forsyth, Hanigan, Pancoast, Turner, Seletz, and McNeal. Guiding the junior class are Cassell, Pentecost, Gum, Stein, Weaver, Ver- meychuk. and Faust. iHTTTTTT September, 1941, saw the opening of Chester High School's Vocational Building, one of the most modern of its kind. The walls are of buff-colored brick and hollow tile. All floors are of cement and steel, covered with tile. This edifice contrasts greatly with the main school building, an imposing structure of gray stone, erected in 1901, to which an addi- tion was made in 1919 because of the increasing student body. Vocational Building, main en- trance and Fulton Street side. VOCATIONAL STUDIES Chester's vocational building, constructed at the entire cost of $628,233, offers to the 800 pupils enrolled, industrial and industrial arts courses as majors for boys, with home- making and home-living courses for girls, under the super- vision of Mr. Frank Coulter and Miss Winona King. Boys may elect electricity, machinery, pattern-making, sheet-metal, woodworking, printing, and mechanical draw- ing. The program of industrial arts courses, now in operation, requires each ninth grade boy wishing to qualify for the vocational course to spend his freshman year in each of four shops. The school year is divided into four cycles of nine weeks, during which time the boys are placed, in turn, in the woodworking, the electrical, the machine, and the sheet-metal shops. Boys for the vocational course are selected on skill, effort, attitude, economy and responsibility in use of materials, grades, and results of aptitude tests. The home-making course is a two-year course. A special- ized phase of work may be selected. Choices include cloth- ing, its selection, construction, and care: nutrition, marketing, meal planning and preparation; child guidance and, care; personal and family relations. In the basement of the vocational building are the cafe- teria, accommodating 600 persons, and the welding shop, which has 36 booths for the purpose of training welders on a pre-employment basis for the Sun Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company. Meet Our Toolmakers. Theory and Practice from A to Z. Developing Desirable Draftsmen. Pots. Pans. Cookie-cutters! The boiler room, with one of the most modern heating systems available, and the boys' locker room are also in the basement. On the main floor, one finds the gymnasium, which can be divided into three sections so that three classes can be conducted at one time. It will seat 1400 on the floor, and in emergencies an assembly of sophomores, juniors, and seniors, numbering approximately 1600, can be held. Four shops are on the main floor: two machine shops, one pattern shop, and one general shop. The personnel of the last shop is composed of forty boys ranging from freshmen to seniors. These pupils receive all their training, academic as well as vocational, from one instructor. Because of present conditions, certain shops were not fully equipped until the latter part of the second semester, but this did not seriously interfere with the training of the bovs. On the second floor, facing the Seventh Street entrance, ere one pattern shop and one electric shop. Next is the men teachers’ room, and across the hall, the sheet-metal shop. Here, too, are the printing shop, and a movie projection room, which can be used for showing pictures in the gym- nasium. Along the center hall are a physics laboratory, a mechanical drawing room, and a blue print room. The third floor, devoted exclusively to the girls of the home-making department, houses equipment used in the modern home. Here are two cooking units with electric ranges and refrigerators, and the most attractive fiesta ware. In the sewing rooms are electric machines. 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