Danbury High School - Aggregate Yearbook (Danbury, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1942 volume:

.- 4. - , ,-. '-'Z 25. 041. 5. 794.2 Mit. Roscoi C.. IiAssif1'1' Prim'ip.1l l IT IS SINCIZRIZ regret that marks our parting with Mr. Bassett. for he has won the admiration and respect of every member of our class. Vile are indebted to him for the sincere advice and earnest encouragement that he has so whole- heartedly given us during our years together. Since September. nineteen thirty- eight, when our class walked timidly into Danbury High School for the hrst time, until our graduation in june. nineteen forty-two. it has been Mr. Bassett who has guided us so carefully and so impartially through our many trials and tribulations. He not only has always given us the fullest use of his time. but he has always encouraged us to come to him with our problems. Although we are leaving you. Mr. Bassett. we will never forget all that you have done for us. D. ll. S. 1941 P45 Q MORE OF Us have been advised by Mr. Floyd than by any other member of our faculty. It is Mr. Floyd on whom the burden of managing us through our per' sonal troubles has fallen. It is he. too, whom we have consulted about the arrangement and adjustment of our schedules and about any other private matters that may have confronted us. During all the time that we have been in contact with him, Mr. Floyd has always been more than fair and earnest about our welfare. We have always had the most complete confidence and respect for him for he has invariably given us his time and attention unselfishly and im- partially. The wisdom and foresight that he has shown in dealing with us will always be remembered. To Mr. Floyd we offer our warmest thanks for the fine start that he has helped give us. MR. CHESTIR E. FLOYD Vice Principlzl Ftzczzliy fldzifer .gil HERE WE SEE the picture of a woman who has infinite patience and much good judgment-our class adviser, Miss Treadwell. She has cheerfully withstood all the headaches and difficulties that have come with the task of being a class adviser, and for that we greatly admire her. She has so quietly and unassumingly carried out her manifold duties of handling cash funds, of advising the yearbook staff and of supervising lesser class affairs that few are aware of the grand job that she has done. Her constant willingness to work and her conscientious efforts in our behalf are among the many factors that aided us through our senior year. If in future times any class of D. H. S. has need of a class adviser, we of nineteen forty-two can give Miss Treadwell a wholehearted recommendation. D, H. S. 1912 I'..., . Miss MARioN TREADWELL FRANK A, BREDE CHARLES E. RIDER GRACE lNlCl..EAN JEAN QALLAHAN Glen Ugicwi To EDDIE, our illustrious and able president, to Grace, our ambitious and popular vice president, to jean. our competent and determined secretary, and to Frank, our willing and ellicient treasurer, we, your classmates, do gratefully thank you for the way in which you have executed the difficult job of acting as our class ofhcers. You four have admirably borne on your shoulders the weighty burden of looking after our interests during the years that we have spent here together. Nothing has come up that you have not been able to carry out success- fully without complaining or without being too perturbed. Nothing has faxed you. We are sure that in later life the qualities that you have displayed will enable you to gain the same success that you have enjoyed here at Danbury High School. EDDIE RIDER A - GRACE MCLEAN JEAN CALLAHAN - - FRANK BREDE - BARBARA BRENNAN KAY CONNORS HELEN DEAKIN THOMAS DUNN ELIZABETH FARLEY KARL FAUST ALICE FLOYD MARGARET GEBERT W fgffff MORRIS FEINSON, Edimr-in-Chief MISS MARION TREADWELL, Advifer A .fsociatex - - Prexidcrzl EILEEN CASEY - Vive Prefidenl SONIA ALBERT - A - - - Secrelary ANN MEREN - - Treamrer SHIRLIE FRIPT Auiftantf JANET HENRY HILMA JOHNSON RUTH JOHNSON JEAN IRELAND ROSEMARY KANE THOMAS MCDONOUGH JANET MANSFIELD MICHAEL MOCKOVAK WANDA MODZELEWSKI Specuzl Feature: MORRIS FEINSON EMIL POPKE ISABEL GILSTEIN EDDIE RIDER CHARLES MACMONEGLE LEO SACHS BRUCE PERKINS MhRRl'f1 SAIIORD C0-Editor C0-Edilor - Circzzlaiion AIlZ'8ffiJi71g JEAN ORGLEMAN JEAN PETERSON LEO SACHS GERTRUDE SCHULLERY EDWARD SIERGIEJ GOLDIE SILBERMAN ALICE WALSH MARY WRENN Art by Mernll Safford Groupx by Slam Printer john P Prezfdz C0 Ezzgrazgr Suan C 0 Edzlors SONIA ALBERT I ILI EN CASI I affix 1 YEARBOOK STAFF 'G hi , I - X .xx x ,, Q f 1 , qgfkk ff, 5 . 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F, ANTHONY GALLO M R MR. M R M R M R M R CHESTER 12. FLOYD CQHARLIE5 T. MVSSON S'I'ANLEY W. HE'I'HIiRINcrI'ON . -IAMES CARROLL WALTER B. PETERSON ROBERT -I. BARRETT MISS SYLVIA BENNETT Art! MR. -IOHN j. LEWIS MISS INIARJORIE SHEPARD Com mercial MISS LILABEL GAZZAM MISS ANNIE GEREG MISS BIADELINE GOODWIN MR. CHARLES JAMES Mfztbematicf MISS MAIIIZI. RISING Scicfzcey MISS ,IAYNE DELOHERY MISS ENID R. HEINIZ MISS CHRISTINE KLINZINI Sofia! Science! MISS MILIDRIEIJ CRANE MISS j. MARIE CROSBY ...J MISS LOUISA TOwNE MISS CHRISTINE KLINZIN MR. PANTON S. LYON MR. KENNETH REED MISS IWILDRED SADLON MR. GIDEON C. ROY MISS INIARION SHARMAN MISS JOSEPHINE LYNCH H1158 CLAIRE PARSONS MISS INIARY MCKENNEY MISS JITLIA NILAND MISS MARGARET PREVIDI G fling i I Fx .,.- Q I if n , , .',x , if Q1 1347: A .7 fffffi ZA- s 5 k w 1, , v 5 S ui: S it XXX DA ,1 fit 1. :ff X I NN X .. V55 xo A. f 1 ..,.,.-? if L- Z, if ,1 X' W lf , .f :lf ZZ, iff . 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To be brlel our Sophomore ye1r st1rted olf mth 1 lung No longer were vue 1ns1gn1he1nt freshmen eonhned to the QIFYLII 1nd to eelebrate If we set out to eleet our elass OHILCIS Voting d 1y 1t h1nd e 1eh LISE hrs b 1llot Cperh1ps fotos CISI tvsob and xx hen the last xote xx IS IH II xx 15 xxlth prxde th lf we 1eel 11med the xletors PFLSI elent Arthur Hurley Vnee Presldent C1r1ee Meleu Seeret1rx Ie IU Clllllllfl 1nd Tre 1SLlI'LI', Irmle Brede ,Ann .','Fv'-I l , 0 K A g 1 1, ,gl . 2 , l l v ' 2 A A 4 ' 2. . I 'A 4 L A C l 2 L - l Q xy I 1 A. b 121'- 'zz'z ' . ' 5 'Q V ,yi L V . A E . - We elielnlt work too hard, but as the year drew to a close we found that Y A 1 2' ' 4 2 1 'J ' v gba. 4 . g Y' . . '.- 1 . 1,2 2 . A -l 2 2 1. . va 1 VA' ' I'-2 - . 1 1 Q . .Ll A gl -,, , ,' 1, s v , ,. , . 1.-' ' 1. 1' ' . . V..--2' . .fs 1 s'- '. L .A2 .'l11: '1 .b'1 izzz fj w l. AA',' !, H 1, J L .51 1 T W 4, Y 11, 11.5. 1943 Vim. lt xx as then too th If M1ss Elmabeth Tulloch xx as appomted as our class .1 1x1ser the first of a long l1ne of .1dx1sers to the Class of Forty Tvxo W1th her ul, a eommlttee of four Sophomores selected the rmg xx h1eh adorns the flnger nf many .1 graduate todax These thxngs done xxe settled eloxxn to the more serlous job of learmng eontent to eonserxe o11r energles for the d1x xx hen xxe xxoulel be yunlors 144150-'LGGJL At l1st our QlOI'lOLlS yumor year xx IS at hand No longer xxere xxe under elassmen ehsd 11ned by l1 xughty sensors We xxere even alloxxed to come out of the l31SC.l'DLI1I xx henee xxe l11d b 1sed our operatlons durlng our Sophomore year Tl1ree of the four el 1ss ofheers eleeted IH the prevrous year were returned to ohlee Tl1e only eh IDQL xx lS 1n the presleleney xx here Tom Murphy sueeeeded Arthur Hurley IS ehlef exeeunxe W1tl1 these ofheers, anel MISS Marletta More house as our nexx elass elelVlSLf, xxe ldl.l1'lLllLCl 1nto an unusually aet1ve 1un1or year Among th proyeets xx h1eh xxe unelertoole xxere the estabhshment of a lost mel found dep1rtment md tl1e preparttnon of 1 gL1lClC.l'I0Ol1 for freshmen The el1ted by Moms Femson Members of our el 1ss xxere aetlve ID the Student C0une1l, the Dramatle Club lflel tl1e Afflmeqgu ln the sprmg of the year our f1ney hghtly turned to thoughts of the unxor rom The gym xx as deeor1ted ln the form of an open garden complete xxuth flovxers anel sl1rubbery IITIODQ xx hxeh xxe d1need for four romantle hours to the musle of Efle Petersen 1nd l111 Orehestra Our prom xx as xxell reeelxed, nettlng forty doll 1rs proht COI1SlLlCI'1l7ly more than had ever been made by any prexrous e ISS Wnth 1n eye to future demands on our treasury xxe sponsored an afternoon perform 1nee of the sehool play One Mad N1ght Th1s, too, xx as well attended anl xx hen 1ll expenses xxere dedueted the tldy sum of elghty dollars xxas added to our banle aeeount Tl11s together xxlth the dues xx h1eh our Treasurer vxas able to extraet from us 1n our more generous moments serveel to put the Class of 17 on a sound hnanelal basrs We dld other th1ngs too fxxlueh erther LllSLI'Lfl0f1 or laelx of sp1ee prevent ment1on1ng here! and IS our thlrd une ln D H S tpproaeheel xxe loolxed forxx ard xxrth great expeet1t1ons to our fourth and final year H S Inge JJ C ti . 1' 1-'W f. 'l't4,', 2 U ,L . nf , ll ,' , S 1 1 y ' 1 1 y' 1 1 1 L - v I ' 2 ' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 . D y ' I 1 1 4 U L 1, ' 4 1 1 ' 4 1 . I 4 - , ' 1 ' 1 ' A 1 1 ' 1 1 2 Y ' A ' A ' A ' l . C 1 . 1 I 5 ' ' 1 'z 1 ' . A ' ' - 4 - K . I . 4 1 1 Q v A 1 4 :A 1 1 1 Q I 1 ' 1 ' A A . 4 lost and found department was managed by Leo Kelly, and the guidebook was 1 ' , 1 1, 'Z . ', 1 ' IJ l 1 Y 1 - 2 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 2 S 3 ' 1 Q y 1 1 1 1 1 1 fl N 'la . 1 2 1 1 l 1 ' f 7, H - I ' .H ' v 1 1 f L ' 1 2 .lf , 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 - 1 1 I 1' y 1 y I 1 1 ' 1 ' ' l D g A a Y. A A v . ' 11 1 V I A A U 1 - ' Q V A ' 1- 1 . ' 1 U ' 2 A 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 f 2 ' J 1 ' I ' . 2 f 1 1 V 1 - 1 g ' ' . l ' 2 ' . Ea 1 , 2' ty ,N .NW 1 2, 11. . 1 1942 fl-gf Semaaem The thrxll that comes once 1n a hfetrme mxght xxell descrrbe our senxor year Seasoned yeterans 1n the campargn for knowledge me embarked upon our last and best year ln Danbury Hlgh School It IS hardly necessary to mentron the fact that noxx semors yye oxertook most of the key posrtlons on the 'Xnlnzegger SIIH the Student Counell 1nd rn most of the other varlous clubs and organlzatrons ID sehool The Hrst thxng we dld IS 1 el1ss of eourse 11 as to eleet 1 set ofcl1ss ofhcers to tend to the myrnd 1ffa1rs eh lraeterlstlc of the senlor ye If Onee again a new presldent was elected 1nd 1 nevy f1eulty adyrser 1ppo1nted l'dd1e Rlder sue ceeded Tom Murphy IS he 1d man 1nd Mlss Treadvsell xx IS ehosen as our semor year advlser With great ambrtron, found only m .1 el1ss sueh ts xy IS ours, we dlsposed of varrous urgent busmess Morrls I'e1nson was appomted edrtor of the ye trbook and work on that all unportant effort was begun In a moment of msplratlon we decrded to abollsh class dues and raxse money through other prolects to make up the defient Thrs scheme worked admrrably and vue recommend rt h1ghly to any succeedmg class vshlch may We selected eaps and vovyns and then, after prekmg out 1 el1ss pm vye started to yyorry 1bout our pecunmry status As one ald to nnftnclng our yearbook we presented the pl 1y My Man Godfrey Under the able dlreetron of M1ss Tulloeh the e1st pr1ne1p1lly of senlors dld an 1dm1rable job Our Senlor Blll too was a gala affarr and served the double purpose of aifordlng everybody '1 good txme and further helprnv to p1y for that ever rmportant yearbook Durlng all the school 1ct1y1t1es of our Senlor year vye yyere not unaffected by the xy 1r Wfe 1ll proudly dld our share by eontrlbutlnq to the s1ly tge elrlye, 1nd by buylng yy tr surngs sttmps We are proud too to hue knoyyn th If some of the boys ln our el1ss yonned up IH the lrmed forees And so xyrth mxxed teellng of yoy 1nd regret we e une to our Inst d tys lf D H S Ai 'CJD ? 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I5 I ECN sl I ! , I E II My ..Q..K' ,I Glaaa P r-'1 N fi BRUCE BURROUGHS with his wife MYRA HASPEL left Danbury in the summer of 1942 to explore the wilds of Brooklyn His secretary GERTRUDE SCHULLERY kept contact with him for about fifteen years but then he was heard from no more In 1962 twenty years after Burroughs had left Danbury the TERMEULEN Institute of Technology sent out an expedition to look for him ROBERT HOLT GREWE heading the search for the lost scientist had with him BRUCE PERKINS to take care of any necessary photography EDDIE RIDER to take care of radio communications and DELICE JOHNSON to take care of The searching expedition tramped up and down Brooklyn and after many weeks they finally found Burroughs and his wife in the right field bleachers 10 Ebbet s Field The first thing that Burroughs asked of his rescuers was that they tell him what had happened to all of his friends who had graduated with him from Danbury H1gh School In 1942 This is what Holtgrewe told him Things have changed a lot since you have been away The GIMIGLIANO RILEY KEELER BREDE Taxi Company collapsed after taking a serious financial loss because of giving too many free rides The BEILIN Taxi Company is still prospering LIL JAN KORSWOLD and KENNY JOYCE have gone out to Hollywood to try and get jobs at Walt Disneys studios You know probably that MERRITT SAITORD is running Disneys place now BLTTY TAPI AN and PAUL SWELT are In Hollywood too Miss Tappan works at Paramount and Sweet is still with the Nik o Lock Company Back In Danbury KARL FAUST and Mrs Faust QJEAN IRELANDJ are doing a whale of a yob teaching the kiddies how to cut 1 rug or two CHIC DENY AN and JOE FARRIS have just had a new building put up for their company As you know they are heads of Commercial Clubs Inc the largest society In America excepting the Boy Scouts Speaking of Scouts only a week ago LEO KELLY was made National Chief of The Boy Scouts of America Incidentally the building was designed by RUTH JOHNSON and ROSALIE BOB DUCH and G1 ORC L PARRACR haye split up their orchestra Parrack claimed that Duch was too interested in GOLDIF SIIBFRMAN the bands vocalist JIMMX GOULD a musician of I different sort lS now playing with the Danbury Philharmonic Orchestra in the SPH I lXlN Theatre in Boston Mayor MAHONIEH of Boston sent Jimmy a speciil imitation to ippear in his city Nfl 'lf HSS I J-.. 9 Y Y 3 7 , , A v 7 7 7 I 7 3 Q 9 J 7 Y 7 . 9 ' Y ' ' r 9 1 . . 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I 'l f ll 'I l f fl' D. . 1 9-I1 H - AC V Pa a' IH 01644 I9 ISABEL GILSTEIN has gone Into the rope busmess She vas always hangmg around anyhovx The Danbury INeuJTzmer now has a woman Edltor, RUTH WEBER MURIEL WILLIAMS has taken ower Zoe Beckleys column and JACK GREEN IS handlIng the Sports Page JOE BLOOM IS wrIt1ng the Edrtorxal Page STEVE ZOTOS IS novx runnmg a blacksmrth s shop the old forger JEAN ORGLEMAN WOOD PEARSON NOLAN SHAW WATSON IS askmg for a dn orce for a change If Judge MELVIN grants her the actron she IS under stood to have des1g'1s on WARREN WOCHEK JOE SANCHEZ and JOHN MALONE too are not unknown In the dnvorce courts Joe IS at present marrlcd to PHYLLIS BEARD and John Malone to HLLLN DLAKIN MRS DETINI CJEAN CALLAHANJ has formed a ladys sewIng and kmttmg crrtlc MRS LONDA CSUBNY ALBERTJ MRS BREDE fNAOMI GOOSJ GENEVIFVE GOULD and HERBERT IVES are playmg opposrte each other In a muslcal on Broadway called LIfe wrth Casey GINNY PEARSON wrote the show and BILL STEVENS dIrects the musrc for the productron ALBERT HA J J now has a nIghtly radro broadcast analyzmg the news Hc 15 Sponsored by the PROVOST False Teeth Company TOMMY DUNN IS coachrng basketball at L I U HIS teams have been Just as successful as have been JIMMY CAPPELANO S Fordham Football crew TONY SANIUK and RALPH BENSO are playmg professronal ball Instead of coachrng LEO SACHS and ALFRED LAWSON are two of the newer members of the D H S faculty Leo teaches chemlstry and physrcs, and Alfie 15 head of the Home EconomIcs Department The JEANNE MAZZIA WANDA MODZELEWSKI school for stray grrls IS prospermg qurte well ROSEMARY KANE and JANET HENRY have Just returned from studymg abroad where they prepared a treatlse of SIX volumes trtled The Can Opener Methods and Users Another book recently publrshed Collected Plays and Poems, was wrItten by DOROTHH POODIACK and GERALDINE SPROULE BARBARA BRENNAN and ADDIE MARKOFF startled the world when they came out wrth the desrgn for a mans two vest suit DONALD HUGHES hrst modeled the suIt In publrc MICHAEL MOCKOVAK Danbury s Mayor and LOUIS CHRISTOS and SAM SALIBA two of the Selectmen haxe Issued a specral commendatron to ChIef of f f Il UQ DHSI947 'L Page I 9 .S ' T, ' , I I ' . J A A , r . ' . L 1. R . A V Y 4 , 1 7 and MRS. SIERGIEJ CPEGGY GEBERTJ make up the foursome. 7 ' , , .. 1 l a I 3 7 7 . ' efddfi Police ROBERT AKRIDGE and Fire Chief CURTIS MCKAY for the fine work they ve been doing BOB LAUF has taken oxer the Unity Nevis Company ROSEMARIE GAUDIOSO JLLIETTL Como ADELINL GALLO MARY FAXA HELEN GI-Nl7A and ETHEL GARDNI R haxe pooled their brains and resources and have developed a fool proof mimeographmg machine JANET IWANSFILLD and MARX WRLNN are nov making a lecture tour of the country Their topic is We Didn t Love and Lose ELMLR HLHDL is suing XX ILI IAN1 FIIIGI RALD lt seems th tt l'1tLGer1ld claimed that his weight gaining xx as better than Heyde s VIOLA ERHARDT has opened a dress shoppe right next to MARILYN GAVAGAN s shoe store TOM MCDONOUGH has become a hermit and hasn t been heard from for sometime LOUISE WANZER and AUDREY BROWN are hermitizmg with him so that might have something to do mth it The HONDRON RAGAINI SARANT1DEs swing trio they revived the old song, LATTY Me Call You Sweetheart are now playing on Forty Second Street in New York City ALICE FLOYD and GRACE MCLEAN are pickets for the Ladies Garment Workers SID KOTOK heads the union THERESA DELMONTE the make up expert is thriving successfully She has painted every beauty in Danbury excepting KAX CONNORS 'Ind BLTTX AL BROWN who has just gained control of the First National Stores is bringing many new departments into his concern EDMUND BATURA runs the model airplane departments and NANCY LANIGAN runs FRANK ONLII L and LNIARGARET SMITH are ensglged in '1 terrific duel Miss Smith is trying to see if she can talk as long as O Neill can leeep quiet YOLANDA ALBANO is now writing a serial for the MEKEN Daily Revievx and Scientific Magazine vuth Adxice on Cooking and Golf Lessons Her serial is entitled Hovx to Influence People and Win Friends or This Method to Get Your Man FRANR PALLRMO virites the golf lessons ALICL WALSH is xx ritinf endings for movies The list moxie she vsorlted on finished like this THI END 'CJ-I ? 5 phil ' . 7 Y ' . 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II. 1 9-41 ' .Jn 2 SONIA ALBFRT BEATRIFE ALMIIDA EILEEN CASLY THFRFSA DEHIONTL JOSEPH FARRIS MCJRRIS FIINSON ALIII FLOYII AI IRIII ABRAHAM9 YOLANDO ALBANO JOSEPHINE ANcONA AIBERT BROXVN RITA BLRNS ROBERT CASI LOUIS CHRISTOS LILLIAN CLASENDORF LLAH CORRFTTI JUIIFTTE COIIRY CHICORY DFWAIN LORRAINE ELLIS NORMA ERERSON HLLEN EVANS ELILABLTH FARIIX MARX FAXA ADELINE GALLO ISABFL GILSTIIN GININIFNF GOI LID Fzryl Honorf SELMA HOLMES JEAN IRELAND JLSTINF JOHNSON RL TH JOHNSO JAMI S JOWIJY WIILIAM KAFSAR Su ond Hmmm JOHN GRFEN JACQUELINE HELMAR JANET HENRY ELMPR HEYDE JANE HOSSAN JOSEPHINE JANCEWICZ HILMA JOHNSON WENIJLLL KEELER LILJAN KORSWIOLD LEONA KRUSZYNSRI CONSTANCE LANCEY NANQ LANIGAN Rom RT LAUE GRAcr MCLEAN JANLT INIANSFIELD ADILINF MARROFF MARION METZ ELIIABITH MICLICJRATI D H S147 Pay I EDWARD KASPEROXXIQZ ELSIE LARSEN ANN MEKEIN QHARILS RIDIR LIO SM HS SAMIIII SAIIIIA MARY WRENN GIORcL MIMR FLORENCE MITc HFLL MICHAEL Moc KOVAR ELLA PEELER BIRNARD PROXOST QATHIRINF RAQAINI GLRTRLDE SLHULLERY LORRAINE SCOZLAFAVA CATHERINE SIMIR MARCAREI SMIIH PAUL SWEET ANN TORIELI1 ALIrr WALSH ETHII WAISII RIIIH WIBIR MARX WPINLII MLIRIEI WILIIAMS LIIIIH ZIIM LI IIARI TH !IIccA W A 5 I N a 3 L 5 . 5 I1 'Q' ALICE CORREA ROSEMARY KANE GOLIJIE SILBERMAN X NJ I . . . 9'.. ,Q Glafu Will We, the Class of '42, In this will bequeath to you Nods and becks and wreathed grins Cokes and smokes at Tommy Quinns. Skipping class and forged excuses A seniors vioes those Philomusas 'VIr Floyd and 8 oclocks Those Chem experiments of Docs And so my friends we ll now commence To read off stuff vue hope makes sense Feel not hurt if your name appears, Twill be forgot in a thousand years With 1 sigh Caaahj we leave Miss Bulkley We leave Mr Floyd a glass of water to take all the aspirin that the last ten classes of D H S have bequeathed to him We let Helen Deakin leave anything she wants and brother, she has plenty We have the doubtful honor of being the last class ever to leave Fly Cohen Thank Heavens' We lefue Freshman Irene Asherough the time talee it from the seniors, she has the nerxe We le ue little ohnny Kornhaas the nerve he has the time To ohn Cuff we leave an extra broom to svx eep up all the dirt that has circulated through the halls of D H S for the past four years Bruce Burroughs leaves the address of his embalmer to Ernest Goldstein We le ue Doe Hetherlngton .1 violin so that he may eontinue his fiddling To vshlt s left of our eh lmpion basketball team we leaxe our fond hopes of mother sueeessful se ison Ind m 13 xxe eontinue to oxereome our opponents Nlr Floyd s Trig eliss le ix es Miss Rising ID lLlf0l'ITif1C heat control ther Th it brixe set of seniors xx ho pioneered into the vsilderness of psy chology le ives Miss Prrsons fond memories of thirty ine psxehoprthre speeimens viho vuere her origin tl students Y A . Y V , ' l . ' ' 1 1 7 7 C o W I r 1 at 1 4 4 ' ' a K ' .1 ' . A 7 - ez' ' J f ' - 1 1 ' . . 7 A L - I . Q A e C ' i . . ' il 'z ' . ' . A 1 4 f r. ' ': ' zz . -. - mostat so that she may give up her search for those lost radiator Caps. i I v. . A -A i - I A, . I . 1' . . v yy V. , . 'yi 3 . pi I xiii, 15.1 ill, W lj rd -if a 'L , A 5 1 I X11 f' i K av, i Y Af 'af z 3' lm, ii. 19-iz - ' - ' l'.:l'r .'.' 61644 WJ! We d llke sery much to have Mr Bassett leave us that rare quahty of hrs of thmklng the best of everyone desplte the crrcumstances To Mr Sauer vse bequeath a remote control machme so that he can turn on that Ipana smrle of h1s anywhere and anyt1me We leave Bud Sweet to a new Alma Mater so that he can conquer hearts there as ably as he has done here Mart Riley just wants to leave al1ve Ch1c Dewan leaves a challenge to future Commerclal Club presldents to beat the present attendance records at all the Commerclal Club dances held th1s year Carl Rebhan regrets that he has to leave h1s honored posltlon of chauffeur for all Commerclal Club enterprlscs to some yumor who thmks he can get past the ratxomng boards To Mr Roy vxe leave a basketball for the basketball team we hear hes ra1s1ng or IS If a football team coach? We leave Mlss Treadwell our dear class adv1ser some fru1t to go wth all the nuts that have had the1r da1ly rendezvous 1n her room after school Steve Zotos leaves and boy IS the faculty happy' Peggy W1ttland leaves her melod1ous K 'J laugh to the corrldors of D H S and may 1ts echo be a horrlble example to all future students We leave B111 Carroll treasurer of the Dramatlc Club a new accountmg system 1n case he gets caught wlth one he s now usxng We leave our successors fond memorles of all the grand fun we had on the xce skatlng r1nk that the Student Councll forgot to bu1ld Eddle Rlder CR1der Danryj leaves a bottle of mxlk to some undernour1shed We leave Tom Nlckse a feather so that he may tlckle the people he tells hrs jokes to To anyone who would lnlte the role of Dan Cupid we leave a bow and arrow to egg on the many bloommg faculty romances We hope that L1l1an Korswold never leaves Irvxng Not to break the tradmon we mentlon the name of Benzxger We the Class of 19-12 berng sane of mmd sound body and occaslonally sober do hereby gxve up and graduate' DHS 147 Ps 5 Af U 7 1 1 C 'A I . 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' 1 f V J V S 1 X, If N A ,VL ,I J i it --,,,,. ' J V, ' I V ' , , ' ?s'T2 X if I XI' la A WI I I' I ,, Ai-A In I., if '1 1 ff ff' X! V .' fi' ' , ' ,f 4.1f -f ' !!,1 ,QV V V' . ff- V P V V ' Y' .f ,' A--Q . - V, I il If, , . 1, X, V! vu! 1 ,, 0 2,5 N 21 ,V -V . I, 1, V3 ,V ,lgV -,,.-, . , V 161 7 M V, V , f ,f MA W I V :hai ' I X 1 ' I I. 1 ,,' , ' V! 'P 'J -' R' 2 K' I, .V .Lh 1 ,. .1-gf 'yr ,J fV' ' . . 23, ' V 'X 1' '. rl ,I I wi V W V, 4' , IF: Fi, f lj I! lil J -- ly, V gr .54 ff V I . Q - 1 f . ' , , V L X' fx. 01 A ' 7, , ' ' f- Q' ,s,- .-- -. ' I-' X N1-V , 1 A' 4 1 ' - gf-1 Y-,-,.- ..' -I , 'W' , , V A X .. - -S M -A V' - VV - gg' . V - , L Q- ' fL, , -,ZQIJLA l 25 Glad THIS busy club produced a one act play and a series of sketches in addition to traveling to New York to see the latest professional productions. Although this club is comparatively new, it has become one of the most active in the school. The members meet weekly to study not only the production of plays but also the writing of them and the designing of costumes and stage sets. Ofhcers arez President. Gene Melvin: Vice President, Sonia Albertg Secretary. Rosemary Kane: Treasurer. Xwilliam Carroll. Other Senior members .irei Audrey llrown. XY'illiam Fitzfierald. Peggy Gebert. Isabel Gilstein. Genevieve Gould. planet Henry. Myra Haspel, Addie Markotf. Kenneth Melvin. Wanda Modzelewski. jean Orgleman, Ginny Pearson and Bill Stevens. The Faculty Adviser is Miss Anne V. Bulkley. D. H. S. l91l Pqgt Q6 Many Glad THE purpose of this club was to awaken the interest of the students in reading all types of books, Any student could join the club as a private, and by reading ten books be raised to the rank of corporal and so on. up the Army scale. By this method. students were encouraged to do more reading than the usual required school books. The school library put many new books on its shelves in order to help promote a greater interest in reading among not only the members of this club but among the whole school body. Otlicers are: President. Gertrude Schulleryg Vice President. joan Hull: Secretary-Treasurer. Frances Burke. Senior members are: Sonia Albert. Alice Floyd. Deliee johnson. janet Iwlans- tield, Bertha Sherwood. Liljan Korswoldi Alfred Lawson, Gene Melvin, Charles XY'ard and Kenneth XX'ood. lfaculty Adviser: Miss Luella Clancy. . . ' 'war' - Q . 'Glad THE COMMERCIAL t1LLiB has the distinction of being the largest club in D, H.S. It boasts over two hundred and twenty-five members. out of which approximately one hundred and fifty are Seniors. The club this year put on two Cabaret dances and a Defense Dance. an original idea in which the admittance to the dance was a Defense Stamp. These dances received the patronage that anything sponsored hy the well organized Cioinmertial filuh usually gets. The linantial gains of the club xx ere greater than ever hefore and the prorits xx ere used to hui equipment for the Cloininertial department, In addition to its many other activities. this organization sponsors the Nfffrfftgttr, Othters are: President. Clhitory DewanL Vite President. Gertrude Sthulleryg Setretary. Juliette Couryg Treasurer. -loseph lfarris. liatuhy Adviser. Mr. Ivan F. Ahlgren. D. ll. S. Wil l'...r QM IV THE Nnlmegger room usually seems more like a three ring circus than like an editorial ofnce. Despite that fact. however, one of the finest school magazines in the country is created there. There are five issues each year. each issue enjoying a circulation of over twelve hundred copies. Each issue carries txvo news pages. book. play, record and movie reviews, fashions. editorials. dirt alumni and exchange news, as well as numerous other literary and humorous articles. The magazine is completely written and published hy students. The administrative department consists of: Editor. Ruth W,CbCf1 Associate Editors, Morris Eeinson and Muriel XVilliams1 Assistant Editors. Tom Nickse and Jeanne Marshg Faculty advisers, Mr. lvan Ahlgren, Miss Elizabeth Tulloch and Mr. Charles james. Szfuclewz' Pwnc! THIS is the organization whose job it is to keep order in the corridors of the school when the students pass from class to class. Although it was founded not much over a year ago. it has done a remarkable job. thanks to the vigilant supervision of Miss Al. Marie Cfrosby. The patrolees were stationed throughout the school at doors and stairxvays. All of those on the patrol must have reasonably good marks and must lwehave eorreetly if they xx ish to remain on the Patrol, lf .ill other sthool organizations patterned themselves after this one, the stliool vvould have no tause for worry. Senior memlwers are. Peggy Cielwert. Thomas Utmn. xlames Dodd. lirtite litirrotixulis. liralilc UNL-ill. George Miiitlx. lfranlc Palermo, Roliert lloltgrevxer 'loiiy Sanitilx .md liemietli Lund. liaetilty Adviser. Miss tl. Marie Croslwy. ll. ll. 5. l9i.l 1'...t X' S Qauncil HERE is the voice of the students-the Student Council. The Seniors have the greatest number of representatives since they are the leading class. Each member of the council, however, enjoys equal power and equal opportunity for otlice. The council sponsored a pencil drive among the students in order to acquire funds. In addition to this. the council helped to salvage waste materials in order to aid the nations war effort. The Student Council is the democratic institution within the walls of lD.H.S. Otlicers are: President. Michael Mockovak. Vice President, 'lack lXlahoneyg Secretary, limil Popl-:eg Treasurer, Peggy Churchill. Senior representatives are: Alean Ireland, .lean Peterson, Naomi Coos. Kay Connors. 'lack Mahoney and Michael lNlockovuk. Miss Marion S, Drumm is the Faculty Adviser. Glad THE Dibble und Dub Club is what these aspiring artists call them- selves. Their list of activities is 11 long one. including the production of L1 soup carving show, the outlitting and decoration of 11 lightwell for their purposes. the sponsoring of gi successful holly s.1le at Christmas time and the designing construction and painting of scenery for the school play, ln the lightwell there were various sketches .intl exhibits from time to time, .ill of which were open to the view of the students. At their meetings the members le-.irnetl .ibout clothes designing. sculp' ture .mtl other .ispects of the large lieltl of .irt. Otlitc-rs tire' Presiclent. Cierultline Sprouleg Setretury'-'lire.isurer. l.ili.in liorsxxoltl. Other Senior members tire: Sonia Albert. ls.ibel Ciilstein .mtl Kenneth -loyce, liiculty Aclviser: Miss Murjorie Sliepirtl. ll. ll. 5. lllil 1'...t 52 76414 Ida IIYLRY year in late Ottoher the Theta lota sorority has its initiation. These nine girls xient through those horrors two years ago and emerged from behintl the grease and grime of initiation time as full-fledged members. This year. as Seniors, they put the junior prospects through the paces imletting torture oyer them. Next. they put on their annual Detember tlante at the Hotel Green, After this success, the Theta girls settletl batl-4 to enjoy the fruits of their labor .intl continue in the attivities belitting to sororities. Oliiters aret President. Betty Tappang Vite President. Peggy XY'ittlantlg Setretary, Naomi Cioosg Treasurer, Betty Farley. Other Senior members of the sorority are: Barbara Law- son. lrene Armstrong, Kay Loiiriors. Barbara Brennan and Ruthie Barrett. i, ,......-W in an 1.1 5 gg, rg f i I SS r ig, , 1 Z Af In . 4-yn. 'Y '- Xu xx H ' N .- ' 1? ,z ,r.,. 1 .'4 Q ' v F 4 '-au . f- ' ' .R 1' 1 . ,. I . . ,- 4 . 1 4 1 u . f, - ' .' - 1 J- V Q ,J f V 4 f+n X ' w' ' 1' ' A. . 1 x - 1 V .. , L -5 - '- ' ,-' 1 - .' ,j, . - ' -' -' . ' 1 w 1- I 1 1. . ' ' . - -:'- I - 1 ' 'LC ': . ' il- L T ' 'n ,-. ' ', fu . - . '-vi. . 1' 4 , I A, I D' .. .: t wil.:- -.' -. . -. 4-, . ' , .f.1..:y,' fi 11, f '- - ' -,'v- . .Q , . 'A' A ' r If . . 4 . 4, . . - ' 1 l -5 , - . J I. 1 f l ' . 3: ' .,. X ' . 5 'I i 41 .' ,' 4 1 K' 'fp 1 ' '- ' . f K 'I ' -. ff, 'Q f '-' :frm ll .gh ll I 4X-8.6 11' 4 4 x. I' 1 . . I . 1 'N ,, ' ' I L S fp' x ' . -N .f. Y .' sgr : hi, 'J ,. 'Z S, ,:' -1,1 -4' .. - 44 , x 'Q if lx- 3' -'L ' 1 rl ,-3 ' 'Ali . I ' Q- ,r- : :I ' '-. --fx ' 4- J A x . .E 5' T . xl ' - ' 7 Y. 1 f . ,..' A A . 5, -' . ,, 1-If l .g'- .-f' , .V gg V. Ram! VUE can say, without reserve, that 1942 saw the Hnest marching and concert band ever in Danbury High School. Establishing great popu- larity by giving many concerts, the band received much well deserved acclaim. For the first time ever for a D. I-I. S. band, they competed, with notable results, in the all high school band competitions. It was defi- nitely the directors' unceasing eflorts that spurred the band on with each performance. The band played with great polish and finesse and produced a grand job whenever they were called upon. We proudly salute a truly great organization, the Danbury High School Band. Olli- cers are: President, Joseph Farrisg Vice President, jimmy Biggs: Secre- tary-Treasurer. Sandy McLean. The Directors are Mr, Luther Onnerheim and Mr. Charles B. Law. D. H. S. 1942 Page 36 0 THI5 oRc,H1is1RA was another of our organizations whose activities flourished widely and well. lt was composed of those students who not only have ii strong desire to play their instruments but who were willing. also. to put in long hours of practice. Under expert direction. the orchestra was built up into a group worthy of the highest praise. Fine instrumentation, accurate timing, rich tones and precise blending were all notable features of this organization. Besides several concerts. given both before the public and before student audiences, the orchestra competed in the State Orchestra contest. The fact that they placed exceptionally high in the contest proves that they are really a hne organization. The Directors are Nr. Luther Onnerheim and Mr. Charles li. Law. mei efuvuu MANY hours of tedious training under excellent direction have resulted in making the chorus one of the best that has ever sung in Danbury High School. The school is justly proud of this group. Not only has the Mixed Chorus brought endless hours of enjoyment to its members. but it has brought great pleasure to its many large audiences, XVe hope that in future years the chorus will be as successful as it has been this year, Senior members arc-1 Genevieve Gould. Ruth glohnson. -lustine vlohnson. Muriel XVilli.1ms. l7ll.1 Mae l'c-eler, lic-tty Xutta. Kay Connors. vlames Gould. liranlq O'Xc-ill. Xxilllhllll Ollara. farl Rc-blian. liyerett llamhi-lge and Kenneth Aloytc- The Directors of the Mixed Chorus are Mr. Luther Onnerlieim. Mr. C,h.1rlc-s li. lam and Mr ,lames li. Oven. ll, ll. 5. 1941 I' ..'. 4 yn ah' Gkaawi THOSE people who were fond of fine music well rendered found great enjoyment in listening to the Girls' Chorus. Through hard work and long hours of practice. the voices of these girls seemed to reach the peak of perfection. They not only gave concerts as an individual group. but they frequently appeared in joint recitals with other groups of the music department. At each concert. several new selections were sung, each one with a brilliance and qualitv all its own. From the success of their undertakings. we can judge that the recipe for a suc- cessful chorus must read -- to some good sopranos. add a handful of contraltos. Mix well with much practice and serve before an appreciative audience. Instructors are: Mr. Luther Onnerheim. Mr. Charles li. Law and Mr. james B. Owen. 2 3 vu If m. I his-u.ll L , R. '.a ' I ,. BW 5-Ie 2, 1 2. 'S ! 'x Or 5' 'c X N:,,.s 'gl W2 -2 M f K W Speak R 1' I J ' NIV' LLN- f ' N A - I Q' Mfg' 0 Q 0 ' DX . 'fy' ' f J 5 ,T 5 6757: 4 I 'A ' N f I -. ,Nm Rn XA U ,A . A Sfl-eq KK, V' L-I ig v L J? ri Lu tlcaui quarts th.it D,H.S. cvcr put on the gritliriiii. 'lliriiuuli .ill. their xpirit xms .ilxxxiya high .intl thiiugh tlcfcaitcil tht-3 xxcrc ix-xtir lin-.itcii V. 62 BAD luck visits everyone git sums time ur other .intl iiincttcn forty- 'ii an-cmcd to hc thc unlucky ycair fur our fiititlxill tum. Despite L-xtcptioniil miitt-ri.il imtl guml uxitliing. tht' gtiiliiuii iicii iiucr quita miulc thc griitlc. Their misfortune on thc lit-lil xxqis iixiilt- up lwy tht- Xhirxity .intl Sciiiwt plum-rQ .irci f.iI't.iiii 'I-NIH' S.uiiul4. litl li.iNixi'mxitz. liu Yithi-lx, Curiiiiiic l.ip.iluttiu. Slut Rt-illy. .Xiiggir Clu.ixi.ni. Allk Hurt-. l'r.iiilQ Cwlliiix. klatlc Ilcplw. liivlw Rti-la-i. 'liiliii fiilllIlN.111il liilqt tl?-iiiiiiiggli lht- ruiiii um timtlittl lu Xlr Ciiilti-ii C Riu. ll. ll. 5. l'l4l 1'..-t ,, it th.it this yc.ir's team was thc grnnitcst tt-.im uf ggztc. h.irtl hitting. tl Mwst. lit-riiic llriwii-t, R.ilph limi-iw. liiiiiiii C.ipi'cl.iitii. Ciiwrtliwii L- E31- B L'NFORTL'NATELY. the yearbook goes to press long before the baseball season is underway. From the players that turned out for early practice. however. it seems as though this years team should be at least better- than-average. Besides several veterans of other campaigns. Coach Roy is blessed with many promising rookies. For the hrst time in several years it seems as though there should be some reliable pitching. The team seems to have plenty of hitting power and to top that off is fast and accurate on defensive play. With luck from the weather man. there should be many good games played this spring. Senior team members are: Tommy Dunn, Tony Saniuk. Bud Sweet, james Bailey, Joe Kur- jaclc, Bernie Provost, Ed Kasperowicz, john Green, joe Tomczuk, Stan Lupinski and Herbie Holmes. 2 - 6 - i i 5 . 1 1 it Bwfi' 8 ONE of the best seasons in many years was reeortletl in nineteen forty- EWU by our basketball team. They not only mm high plate in the umunty League. but they competed in the league play-oils. These hoop stars have left Danbury Highs basketball-mineletl lower elassmen a large job in the form of trying to better the rettvrtl in future years that the team built up this year. lfaeh game playetl this season sparkle-tl with ellieient team-xumrlt antl intliyitlual starring. lix ery gaire was hartl fwughtg every yietury was elearly xxtin antl no tlefeat xxas tal-Len l'e-grutlgingly. Vee are justly Pfllllkl ul' this sterling team Varsity .intl Seniiir players are: Captain Dtmnaltl Hughes. Frank liretle. :Xuggie C,hiaxuui. Ttmininy Dunn, Bernartl Prtmvst. ,ltihn Green. Cliti' I,atinter. liill Sxxaiistm .intl liillx' llver Mr. Ciitlewn C.. Roy is the Caiatli. D. H. 5. l94l Part M, QUE THIis1i girls more than equaled the great record set by the boys' basket- ball teamf Following the tradition set in past years. they finished the season with the amazing record of but one loss in the entire years schedule. livery girl on the team has put in many hours and days of practice since her Freshman year. and this long and vigilant practice has been well rewarded with numerous victories, If in future years any of the athletic teams in D. HS, come anywhere near equaling the girls' line record, that team will be a championship one. Senior Varsity members are: Captain -lean Peterson. Arlene Cahill. Grace McLean. Mary XX'renn and 'lean Ireland, Alice Floyd is the manager, The efficient drilling of the girls was brought about by the untiring efforts of their coach, Miss Mildred Crane. OIR golf team. Although it is not he.irti .ilwiit quite .is muah its are our other sports re.ims, is nevertheless one tif time tiniest tirggiiiizatiuris in the .ithletie depirtmerit, Due tu the mir xlitmrrigu. they playetl fewer iimttlies tlmn in .my other previiiiis year. In these fem iimitclies. limvever. they plieed high entiiigli to be r.1teti .15 time tif the best te.ims in the stliuul, All ltm' store-rs .anti 1l.lILlI'.li tiriverx. e.itli pl.iyer priweti himself .iii iritiix'itiii.il st.ir ivesitiex being .i Kucitiii te.iiii iixiii, XX'e t.iii xxell be priiiiti tif .i very time gulf te-.iiii .iiiti xxitiiiiiit iiexititiiiii ein .itthim them .is .iiiitiiig the imiitxtaritiiiig xtlitiimtit girlie-iw iii tliix Nettitiii tif the shite Meiiiiwerx .irei Mitlriel Six.iiitier,i. lftiiiiigiri Qliitlxiiexitli. fXI.itl31iii.ilti Nitiiire, limi 5k.iii.iei'.i.5..i1tii fX1tI.e.1ii .iiiti litiiiii. kI.it-iiveiix Xlr XX ,miter IS, Pexerwii Is lfitiiliy .Xtixiwr .iiiti Cwitli 17. 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I9-ll l'...L fl ELINOR BARN Red head Self-,ruffifierlt Timidily Frefkled lJ1lH'I.l.IS BLARU 1.1m Ulu-:Lflvw ,S4fllLJiT liwju inf .Hmh HELEN BEETZ Lyllljbffllfil e AIEEE Ambitiouf Pleamrzt Cooperatire RALPH BENSO Sheriff Hem-type Collecmr of hearty JOSEPH BEILIN fm -ff-0-0-0-of VLOLA BELL llfmzcarlir Boiilerozzs Iluppj Girlyzerozzy Dependable Tlnll Zdllgbf Pafligl IiItNNIf'l'H BliRGfiRIiN PHILIP BERGQI ISI lf.f,gaf Quia! IJcm1m'cf111 ,DC,fL'7'lf!1,lf lfllfllflf-fJfiIL'C mun liuclaclor Safe and June EIOSIQPH BLOOM S111 irk 1 A8VfJl71d?1fdL' .Hi.rfl11cf- llldf or jrzfo-IL' FRANK 15R15m1 KLL'f7LV' nj Him Hmm ll ll f,1, p, Jlmfnf T Slxxlo Iioc,Ac,c1Io lQL'fil'L'7lf D. T, S. IDL'fC'fII1j71L'JY lldflnlj -1111111 ISARBARA Blulx N,-xx R.11f1.111m PJ! 171111 In .117 .., . lm: , 1 .'11211.112fr D. ll. 5. l94l I'-. L4 INIARGARIZT Bol'A1s B'djZ7f,lll SL'11.fvffIL' Friuifffj Cuffc IILJ S5111p,1them' fXI,Blili'I' BROXYN MSIU17 lldftfu I 11.1--11111111g I7,'!1,1111 HAAH.. 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CONRAD Wfillj J Big lifter But def?r1itel3! CHARLES CONLON Meclaunicallg - nzizzdetl Diirmzntlef T5 picallg nzaffuline MARY Coomfv Taciturn Refined Civil Generoux Co0ney ALICE CORREA Flafblula Concixe Fastidioux Quiet Studiozu SYLVIA CRIESIQI Prcriic' Colzlnlcrnfufifc fvfnr lvPIJL'lIlIlI1,ff7'dfi1 u GZJJM 1 LEAH CORRETTE Casual Lee Oh poobfu Rueflzl INMAN Cjkolfl s licwfpnh Ifuycr S1lfi,1f'Al1fflV'1 HQ ll-fi! LJ D. H. S. I9-il Pugc 58 JULIETYE COURY Com 111. Club Jefreturj Pleamrzt Loads of Romeo: lfLmuiNcili DAVIS 1.4141-lnmlul I'mm1n11i11,:q l,lLm:r1g 814 LH HENRY DAVI5 Sofemzi Af!!!-1 fifc Pmfefzzl Competent JOSHPHINE ID:-1.ll'1,m Let 130111011 ffmf 14 Trlulzz urllvj Steadfast DAVID DEAEIN Deaf Calm Conf 4111 fofleffmf Fliz 167 THERESA DEI.MoN'1'E Ten Sererzilj Sfou -mm ing Height HIZLIEN DEAKIN Deke H202 llnlvata line! Dd::fir1g Qllifk FRANK DEPAOLIS Bold llvfxrtbwx D. T. S. Remnrfefnf Earnejl JOHN Dnavmn 1l lvf.c1ln I?i,qbt-ffrlnfk .vlifu Cafd mfietvm -IAMIZS Donn Dduiaf Baum Cfmfuzt B.14'l7r.lnr fmux Cmciokv DIAVAN CIIIIIIII. Clnlz prcuiJw1t Cwliafil-1 luffuwzlial Romain' Dvcgn Harry Ianzgf Dimpfcf llnfizl Maur D. H. S. 1912 ,gm rw, INIARY DIMYAN Lmnfx nf fffbllrfl A Idlil' mir B0dllfiL'iLIIl THOMAS DVNN llfmp .cur SL,f-L'lHl.641dl1f lhlfvifzg luml EDNA DWYE Z0u'ie E ntlaufiaftic R Fax! and furioux EDITH ELY Pint-xize Mild mann Semitizfe ef 5. ANNA DZIMINOWICZ Vocallg lalenled Iexter Hollguvod idyl VIOLA ERHARDT Boixteroux RealI3 Bwmring along Articulate LORRAINE ELLIS Excitable Neat Come-hither look NORMA ER1c:KsoN Lizrle Squeuker Cafe-faflnier AIidge ELEANOR ERIQUEZZO I7IZjifjC'fL'7If Spemfilvrifl Refill-1 IIOIIXIU Nite I21.IzAma'm FAR1,l5Y Dwzzurv Tuffy SC'YL'lIL' Pretty Iillnlu r HIQLEN EVANS Fldflllflflfflllf Merry Plarid Kimllm urn J -IOSISPH Iffxmus Cnmmtff! Comm. Cfub lruunnr If YIFCIIIJIIIL lfkftlf D. H. S. I9-42 1' ..V. J . ff: IRENE FALIS Able C 0 111 1705011 Apprcrializ e Gwllccf Izztegrilj KARL IfArs'r xIrllwr.H11rr.n lfnff 'ff fini ISrn.l U. K. MARY FAVA Alert Ellffb Gcnfilily Good ll1l.N'C7 HIELISN FII5I.II Horizon Club 'Tielzlfey Underizlcd Holy fat! BIORRIS FEINSON Pumler No. I man Original Aulbor-ataliz e WILLIAM FITzGI5RAI.IJ Fitz High up Afmluonf Sailor BETTY FLRNAND T, LY. T. Slinky Quick -lezzlpcrml F1121-loz ing ALICE FLQYIJ Digrzifell BmlIl,1 LU: ruffled Afadc mir Grafiozn 41 SHlRI.Ili FRIIVI' C 1, r1fi.fw1Ii,1l Cmzfilg 111 Aml1i1if,u.r Pleasant Cdrfxfrvc Dcmcwm' C3.,x1z,xx'l,l Irv. JMR 7' :III ..l7MI,. f,ffff,r'7'l1l II. J ,ffl1.1NL IZDNA GAUNUN Azmmiz u I'rull1 ml lhlif Pa.r.riz'c' I.-XMIES UARMI-I Ufrqmlfllu l7LlLrn1im.l PL rxfxh 111 .Xl.1u.1, L 75.1, D. H. 5. I91l l',..L V . A!ni1.lNra GALLO juLc.m1c'r DME :Mgr -I-Ltllifllf Illfmfmr IEIHH. GARDNER .Hari I'f1fJ1rr1ui1u U '.1rm-lu,1r14.f 1,.w'1Hln ARLENE GARNI Rabbit jilzlzer-jabber K rzitter Ulirzkef MARGARET GEEERT Blonde Irene! ll ir1J0n1e Nifty Appealing ROSEMARIE GAL'D10s0 Poorhie Afpiring Pfactiml Fzuz-lozing HELEN GEMZA Olaf lJeaz'er15 Patient Domettic NIARILYN GAVAQAN Dofilc Comptnziofzablc Gee ld bfi.. Teacher MARY GERMINARO Polite Slyj Lillle one Surfenflzl ., 7, , IN1ARGl'lERI'I'lZ G11.maA Perxixtwzl Pv.U.uJ Po fi fanff Ifffiuic 111 Rl 1'H CQIJZNNON Rntlviu DMM! l.ILV'7'L.l.l1 muh 11.111117 LIJQL 41 Isfxmzl. Gu.s'1'121N I5IlfZ7llIiu'.ffjl' Hurfcquiuf .XYKVI V1 Rt jmru r Af12f6'J,if1'C X'lo1.A Cyoln-mix .NIJ-14 4 m ru 1 M 1 fLLu11 .'1A'Ir'l4lu'.'L D. li. S. I9-al fn., ....-,- WA.. joslivn GIMIQQIJANO .Hfffur nun 'lfwznwnf fricmff Cf, mly - :mln nu! Nfxmml Coos i.wrlnn C1.1.f.1f1ff14I lfr,ff,'i big 'Alfuf 1,1111 :Hn- BERNADIZ'I'I'li GORDON Fla5lJ3 Bang Looking for mnze-buddy MARGARET Goux l1'flJy Jbrnfef' Gregarinux Eluxire Apeggj .. GENEVIEVE GOLTLD Dorff call me G-L'llCld.V' Mifchief-maleer Lifelj PAUL GRAMA'r1c1o Clever Factual D. T. S. Fzrm High-minded JAMES GoL'1-n Paderen JH Liebeffran 711 Friezldfy Fulnre fame DOROTHY GR1s121.uY Flirlatio uf Heigbl-minus Super-5ale5u rnmnz Q GENEVA GREEN Majorefte Hopeful Trazzqzzillitum Fzxlnre bmntifiarz A11-luilm HA-I-I I',fl7'Li.g'I1 L.X'fH rt HCI-L IIL Ulf.. Qui. 2 '11 i1tL.f JOHN GREEN Greenie Sporzize Tlx ,Diraf .ftflliflf Lwqzmfiozzf IpvHua'x 1' HAME11 l'h.1xm1t m.n1mr lfnfnnf Alun M fi mfdfzfu D. H. S. I9-42 1 .::L V'-'K FAITH HAHN AIM! Straw berry Blonde Popular Sweet INIARY HAxRAuAN f.,l7'7'f1!-lfffffunf IU:-1L.zf.f f.1m'icr Ilffuwmzffln MYRA HASPEL Broad-minded Diet: Helen of Troy JANET HENRY Going placex Ye God.r Cordial Buddg JACQUELINE HELMAR Rag-cbezrer Meriloriour Giddg Dulret-toned ELMER HEYDE Accountant Commercial Pemizfe Ability WILLIAM HENINLSSI 1 A grifzzlfufin Worker Co mpeten! Sure Tbougbzful SALLY HIGSON Comely Delightful Well-liked Blondie .IAClQl'lil.INlZ HILL ,lafiie Offrc' ll min Carrnfuus Dil Cfffllg lilvklxlwl Holmlks l11lr1.f.1fm1L ii mu Gmlffuf l'irIlm14 r 1NfURlIiI. Houma SH1R1,m' HOUGE .Hurt Quin?-IL mpermf H Uwlm -1 ffl: IcHi11g. ' ju: ful Cwzzplafent 'Slvrinlpj Box! S1 LMA HOI.Ml'3 S51 ,,.l Um., ll 'If,7.lY'.lI4 Il f,fm1f1lmn1l lmllnlrinlfr D. H. S. 1912 I'.:,n TO lil-IRT Hfll.'IfQIilfXX f,m1f1.fL uliuf f1f7L' 1.l.'tf4 ,Sir lzffm ,Hmfc 11 ANNE Hoxlmox SHIP. I ffxlc' flf Giggly Uvarnz-bearlczf DONALD Huuuus Courl-Jlar l'1ugbef5 Uvrlff Cmlypimtnr JANE Hossfxx Janie Short OB glljliu Comlmzt Guonma HIJMLSTUN Sport! fun Agable Gund-bu morn! CLARIENU5 Hoxvli Bmirleu-f.mf141iz 4 Ifxuftfflg lfforker HHPPJ' GLORIA HIYNT Shorty Gee ubizn Cw1zfm11ifn1.1f1fc Gay CARMINIE IAPA1.Uc3c3l0 Dorn Frmlbalf Farming Pa.-uL'af14f Slolid lirlxm' IAHLR M rifm :ln U Rmf um! nff ,l.1l14 JEAN IRELAND Norz-mjmelifilc Pf-P12129 F ai r and :quam IOSIEPHINIE IAM h ,ldft d1L!iLf.' lrzffnrinuf .Slumfv uflfulffr D. H. S. 1942 1251 'Q liXY'l1,Z HIiRI3lER'I' IVIES Cn-,gel-bcrf CqU,WI10f7f1Hld7li!L' Phu buy ARI,INli -lM'Nl2s Iiullrliflff ruin: flue nm 6, fmliufifj I r1Lr1.ff5 Eumuxo -lougxfivlgu Gene Sanzzerz Difatorg Well-prepared HILMA JOHNSON Bifldie Cumeb Cahn Inlerefring HHPPJ' AI.1s15RT DIOHMON DL'f6V771fJl6d Friendfg Jlarmgerial ljpe llviflilzg ,lUS'I'lNIi .IOHNSUN Orzzamculul Vocafile Ullerljp feminine Hjdj ., Df51.1c,1a jouxxox Coldilorlx Ye Gm!! Delzzxe Ajfertiwmte RUTH JOHNSON Matcrmzf llrnmr ,fllltllflll Dnmextic High mindezf O JAMES jowm' One girl man jolly Bayketballcr XVILLIAM KAESAR l1 iIf5 Imlian reliff Ag reeubfc TAHPY 'Iowm' D. T. S. Luttfa pull Belfigerwzl RL'J'Ull7'C8fAlll ROSIEMARY KANE Af?f7fc-fbu inf Dnnmz fem! Lila alzfc D. H. S. I9-42 Pup TJ KISNNHTH JOYCI Pw1.a'i1'L Dufzbfw' Ifaruw! Criliwl Art-Editor Iilfssna KAPLAN H111 ,'Iml1irinn,r Klml-In urn J GL In ffllll DONALD KEANE Danzig Lirelj A rduouf Comiderale Sporlile LEO KELLY Rap for the IriJfJ. ' Tele zfiJio n C 0 rd ial XWENDALL KEELER JO Georgetown Pompoux Saffamz Little Napoleon HN KIERESIZY lnfluenre Basketball Fumler Stout-hearted DOROTHEA KELLEY Dot Changeable Tj pimllj Co nz merrial BARBARA KERN ICR Femme fulale Sprufe Burg ant Pnzltler FRANCES KNAPP Plafid Lang er Lada Good-nature!! HELEN KROHA S411 .fl7dkcVJ Ildfmjrl SiI1ILY'L' LILIAN KORSWOLD irfing Candid Palelle and oiff Sincere LIZONA KRVSZYNSKI Cnnzpctwzt Qnirl ta. zzzpcrmf Frame Siufiuy D. H. S. 19-il .'.,.-L 6 SIDNEY KOTOR Vcfgelabfc rwlder Fufnre execulire Quia! JOSEPH Kl'RjAc3K Didzzmmf Jznlcr ll ln1l ja ma. bmi Qmllijiuf BERNADINE LACAVA Bernie Slow and .ture win: Steady NANCY LANIGAN Snappy Willing Carefree Hollyuvorl fan nNanu ROSALIE LACAVA A fable Pmctiml Well-bred Renleu ELSIE LARSEN Bright N imblenes: Happy-go-lucky S prigbtl y CONSTANCE LANCEY JU ladylike Swift C ominent Shy C ordial NE LAITY Suilory' dream Vague Comely Hair comber 4 ROBERT LAUF PC7',f6'l'C7'iIIg Hard-zrorkiflg Normal Solemn BARBARA LAWSON B11f111fLzI 111lf7IlfJ'il'U Captizutilig Iiwyn' UIJ BIlA1J., WILLIAM LAWRENCE Eddie ' Calf-.rerrire Alu'ay.f .smiling JVSTINE LIPSI Tina Ffiluhfj' T1ziuHe-aged Smiubfc' D. H. S. 1942 llzgf. ff! ALf:RlfIJ LAWSON Miniature ufolf Killl16f'J kin Alfie Superior DANIISI. LONDA Baffiing FnrIJ uizzkf Ili.f.fw1 brilfiaute IRENE LOORMAN Reenie Happjvqo-111555 Cordial PEGGY LYNCH Irrefinilzle Pokey Stop and funk KENNETH LUND Farmer bog Sorta' Jmall Uvilbdrau 71 REGINA MCQCLAIN Lindy hopper 171121215 Popularilj Brain: STANLEY LUPIENSKI HHPPJ Slou'-moz ing Rcliriug Plafid FRANCIS MGCOY The real McCoy Nea: plmtognzplaer Merilezl Tom MCDONOUGH Hermil Penimiftic Oh, BmtlJer. ' Subtle wit GRACE McgLiiAN Beauteouf lmpefmble Clntlaef Vito ljrmilfa ul Popularity pluf DOROTHY MCGRATH IJr1't that cuie. ' Fulure xecretarj Look and liflen .IACK MAHUNIQY Ifdll-ILflIil1,Q B455 juz'L.rnr1 Ldxlillkl D. H. S. l942 Pam Nl CURTIS MCKAY Clean-rut Boat-rarer l yIIdJJIll7liP1,Q ,lou N IWALONIZ 'l11h-.piflfzu Pnlzfzr rimlflfcwr Swlnf EVELYN MANLUCCIA Aloof Graceful Rcxerved Nice feature: ADELYNE MARKOFF Friyky Kenny Sincere Good dancer Fi I1 gernailx JANET MANSFIELD Dreamy-eyed Sentimental Academic Fragile NORMAN MATTSON Excort Towbead Marry Tyrone Power JEANETTE MARCINEK Ever-ready ,fmile Cbeery Connllerate Charming JEANNE MAZZIA lpana girl Pigzailx Emotional Changeable MARQIA MMNBURG Glanm11r'ife Exnlir Eameft 'bout Ernie lZl'rL1iNli BIELVIN Dunfifc feutlzru Ummm Prev. lifrorfcr ANN MIEKIEN Hurd worker lfrzselfidn Prefife Lizzie KLQNNIQTH h1IZl.X'lN Dnnbfv fmfznc Qniri Ibizzfirzlg U' 'in vcr D. H. S. 19,42 ILM if I W 11.1.1AM M151.0m' HBL'd1L'f-l .Hnrrucf -Ifllikillg Dura-dw il AIARION MHZ lfrlglrl max I'ufvnf,1r Ifflpllfljlt' lfr1lfw1imli1.' THOMAS lNfIf.HAliI.5 .XIi1l1 Bllllllj Bcrriywz Il4pp1A,quAImi- Glaokmf IWINLK Cn m putifz fc Merrjg Spmu fer llvefl-.valirfcfzf ELIZABETH MIGLIORATI CHARLES LIINCK lxzteme Qualirief Tidy Dmff Ffyyiug ufzzbitimu Cluriuelixf Ab. mu'b0JJ! Dnmuger Firm S'r15L1-A Miss FLORENCE 1N1l'I'CHIiI.I- Ria-mthmif Flare Std College-ffnurioux Seriouf Beerh Nut buyer Cmzjrienliuui Coopemtite MICHAEL MOCKOVAK Praifezrorlby Sludenl Cozmril Bon' Capable Glicmuii 1N1lJliHLIfI3l.D Slnfid Hpwfvf fain . H11 nz llfllllj Grfmf-11al1zr4.l Nr' WANDA MODZELEWSKI 1Hud Good-mztured Mild and mellow Axmusla MYERS Ami-1 Sufi 5f7llLL'll .'f.fnpmb1c' Lllff-1 D. H. S. l91.Z lim. 4-1 W1LLlAM MOLENAOR SIretch Mzzsifallj iudizzed Spar!! azfdid Golmox Nlc.Ho1.s l:UUf,7J1! h.:11z Smfznzrt ,Slzifffr :ML IMI1 Leo NOLAN Bronfu-buxter Green plaid jarker Genuine WILLIAM OHARA Unprediftable lrifb e3eJ Good lookx LILLIAN OATIS Claeerj Umtudioux Fair and Jquare VICTOR OLIVA Pftcher Pu fl 3' Trim C o mlant Bdxketballile MARGUERITE O'BRlEN Good humor Femme fafale Dgmzmic FRANCIS O'NElLL Cwzquemr Toreador lmpulfire Cayanora Prom trottef JEAN ORGELMAN Penn 1115'- Capririouf Sugar and .fpife C05 Mu HAlf1.1NA lbxpllflc C,,11r1Miru girl H,Hl1fc1N Cnmfvl.1u ut LIJLL rj, JANET Orro Club unnzafl Idealiytif Needle and fbram' IfRANc,1s llmnilmu frkdlldllf fffllfcr Pnlllt. nifmllu r fimzin D. H. 5. 1912 i'.:rL ,sm AIARION OWEN HI1114' Eleanor Holm Cwlmult lulfgblnr lll4ORiQli I'A1z1zAc rg fwfr fall: F .UJJ lllllllfldll .M um-lvlnml ELLEN PARTRICK Seff-mnlaiflezf Reiefznf Smafl and fb-1 ELLA PI5IiLIaR Giggler Wfould-be-reporter Sport eaztbzuiaft ROBERT PEARSON Benz er Dare-deril Bonner Gramleur BRUcgIs PERKINS Camera man Uyeflliked Asxixling VIRGINIA PEARSON Good u arker uvfifkf C1116-11 01114111 JEAN PI5'I'I5R5oN Azhleric Nice girl Delermined VIRGINIA PI2'I'TIT GfP1lI'1'y Uzzmpbifiiraled Dllfifllf Eager Good DoIzo'I'HI' PooImIAIiI4 D.1rfIr1g Thru' R3 1.r,4fm1I'fnl1,I' Cblnffcf PAUL PISIQIIRA Muzne-1-mpc Speflator Operaul Ijffmfiofu KIZNNITYH PRIIH' Cfnmf dH'fUll71Ij ,Safe am! Muze Pfc,1I.u1! D. H. S. I942 Ilan hx EIIEANORIQ PI.Isc1ITY C1011-I'bcIl'cr Ciggfer PIM Luna 1IL'fI'L'.! DcJIIo'I'HY PRINZ 51.1111 nav qu c PlcI1.I11 rc-fm iffy lilif-luzfruf BER NARD PROVOST Pro Th ree-letter man Szalu 'arl Perfinence CARL REBHAN Paimtaking Duflaing Pal 0' oury Polite MILDRED PTAR CATHERINE RAGAINI Guiltlefx Callie Truning IVMJJ Deferenfe Sufiul Magrzarzimouf Sinrere Zealoux MARTIN REILLY LILLIAN RETALLICK Hellzapoppifz Affalale Hefty Lily Well meaning Conpefatire Olds Helpful Curlilocks CHARLES RIDER F. D. R. Diguifed Lanky Eimiein Ham radio hfliRRl'I I' SA!-FORD Uwafl Df.l'7lt'v3 Laz'iaf.fu:c'-flfuf llwilfzrfg 411151 ufffc FR1511 RUUPP Expvrl Earnest Stolid Good bummed D. T. S. Lows SAHLH Gun mf Iidlf rim Inuit 151111114 r D. T. S. U. H. S. 1911 Pm. SU LEO SACHS Wiz ffl Bnzinj Eilliif-10 Phi Bela Beefer Yo 30 SAMl'IiL SALIBA A fworm Cmufh it 111 lffinlilufzfc Hsdllllllj K JOSEPH SANLHEZ ARLINGTON SANFORD Szmre Armj-man Cifm iid Abililg Dayhirzg Buffer Soulberlz gezzllenzafz Cnzft-maker IQATHRYN SARANTIDES Rosh SAVIANO Matlerwff-fart Sang Suse! dispofilimz Carefree and rule Repofed lmfependent ANTHONY SANIL Hermleuu jnfumi Tfflplij l,17IdE7?llNljf7'dIiI c Sfrinifmzge JOHN SCALZU Cnmifaf D5m1mile Sportyfmz joke-fm ing GERTRUDE SCHULLERY S0fI-l'0iL'6d Hard worker Particular IEVIQLYN Sc3Rl1sN1iR Ifxuci Cu I1,fiL1Lffdf!3 Svff-mrliwll ,NvL'dfI1C'J.f ELIZABETH SCHULZ LORRAINE SQozzA1fAvA Colleflor Afmrate Florerzre Niglaiiugale Lorre Big-hearted Pianifl Modefi Compared BI.RN1il.l, SHAW' li1iR'1rHA Sulslzwoon lifzzzfvfw fillldlllfl Snmnllvic Bari .Hdnlm Smifiu' lbffllltlfh Cuff l'l1Il.4L'lUll5 D. H, 5. 1942 151.11 yi Lung uf EDWARD SIERGIEJ U ell-groomed Retired Moderate Diplomatic CATI-IERINE SIME Holy Maekerulu C o rut rueti :fe All-round pal K GOLIJIE SILBERMAN Neu' York beauty Dark egef Determined MICIHAIEL SKANDERA Mickey Golfer Dag -dreamer Collector WAl.1'lER SILVER ,lark of all trades Eaig-going Printer MARGARET SMITH Sedate Gerztle-woman Shy Verg pretty JOSEPH SPEGLEVIN Alzfograpb bound BUi.fI6f0Ilf Spar Ciril XY'l1.1.lAM S'11-.vnxs .S'.1.xu,lrf2rn1i41 A1141 Bnfz Hops 111 mia' GIERALDINE SPROULE Pnelir Large xmulzlzlarg Ar1i.v1icall5 iI1l'lfl1ClJ PA I 'l. SWIEITI' l'c'r.ulifc' I.4 .1.fi11,: :mm lggllillfrllhlfl l'111-1I,1r D. H. S. i941 Pau y . EIDWARIJ STASNY Pvdfl'-fllI'fIl'Lf Relired Maller-of-fart liI.IlAl'sl l'H 'I-APPAN f.'IIL7' ,girl .H.lu'fmz1 1 r D1 bfzfldif JOHN TERMIil '1.15N Book-zz'orm Jfatlnenlalicimz Subylazzfial P115 xirixt ELEANOR TOM LINSON CUI15Cl6IIfl'lIl.f Tidvn .Alllbillflllf Affeftifnlafe Suyrepliblc JOAN THORP Mufic farzcier Talkatire Kindlg Artiyl ANN TORIELL1 Volatile Marked exfellenfe Really valued JOSEPH Tomczu Medilalor R eazlj to an Keen RUSSELL URBAN Dunk Daler Bus cmupmzg Amialile Worker K ALFRED VENN1NG Procrnstinator HAI.. Rerirent Mink rancher SARAH VUALSH Effcnzimzie I 71 f 0 rm eff Read-5 wld able ALICE WALSH Good egg llvorrier 10,1 .ful Comfanl I.ol'ls1f XVANZKR Slmpclj Pl'UI!1L'71Ll4lt'f Ilnlzlus mc I1 Ctllulnflj D. H. 5. l9A4l 15154. y6 ETHEL WALSH Lang er C ourieouf Modeft ll 'itladrau'r1 HliI.IiN XWANZYK l3nlLmi,ct lfiulyvr in awry pie Gigulm CHARLES XVARD Uvardg Garzglg Kiliitzer Au-ful Iall! RUTH Wraslflz Pacihft Agreeuble Sweet Gullible Ed-in-Chief JEAN WIATIZRFALL Pleamul Docile Strau lu rrj, blonde MAIIY WlflNlfR Induftriouf Gee 11IJi: Babe Friendly JOHN VUATSON Suiug jour parlzzer lfkdlfb perfollifenl Capable lWURIliL WILLIAMS Airy Felluu'-Heml U iIerrurk5 Clerer LIARGARIJI' XX'I'1'1LANn XVARREN XX7OlQHEK Defifions Avril-addifi Coquelte Denmtrafic GIAIAJ-I1Cj,Zl7bfJV pofffy Ilcfkfer Bfitbc NAM XYRLNN IWARY Xlfxfugls IM-l1 Lu lfhlllcfa .111 .ik HU nr111', Qlrlfffifn r P4 V171 I'f1jvr4.fi4ml:f4 llf.'r1ffmfm Cwrlwln 6.11 D. H. S. 194.2 IU. 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