Draper Central High School - Dragon Yearbook (Schenevus, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1937 volume:

I 4 . E . E E 4 I n I I I i ! 2 I I E e v I E .gfg mann: m m THE DRAPERIAN I937 Published by THE SENIOR CLASS of DRAPER HIGH SCHOOL sc:-IENECTADY, NEW YORK To- Mr. Earl B. Zimmer . . . Our beloved principal . . . The man who has, for fhe pas? four years, carried before us flue lorch of rogress . . . We, fhe Senior Class of I937, do respecfliilly dedicafe +his, our Draperian. 13 J 4, 'il I ll l ff. THE PROGRESS OF DRAPER HIGH SCHOOL The lasT school disTricT formed in The Town oT RoTTerdam was organized in AugusT. I9OI. as DisTricT No. I4. The young disTricT conducTed school in a house on Guilderland Avenue unTil I904, when The legal voTers auThorized a new Two-room building To be locaTed on Guilderland Avenue. souTh oT Curry Road. The new building sTimulaTed growTh and in I909 Two addiTional class rooms were added. School opened in SepTember, I9IO, wiTh a pupil regisTraTion oT I64. The school prospered and I9I3 arrived wiTh a pupil regisTraTion oT 320. The voTers were again called TogeTher and The presenT building was sTarTed wiTh an eighT-room uniT on The presenT siTe. One Sunday morning in May, I9I4, The neighborhood was aroused by Tire in The old school. The Tire compleTely desTroyed The old sTrucTure. The enTire sTudenT body was TransTerred To The compleTed TirsT uniT oT The presenT building. The period oT The World War caused a rapid developmenT oT The disTricT, when I92O was reached, The voTers again auThorized an addiTion oT eighT rooms and The old audiTorium To accommodaTe The 539 pupils. The High School was esTablished AugusT I7, I92O. and The name Draper High School came inTo exisTence wiTh a TirsT year sTudenT body oT 68 pupils. June. I924, was a red leTTer monTh because The TirsT High School class oT 20 pupils was graduaTed. The crowded condiTions required a special meeTing oT The voTers again in I925. The building was enlarged by adding I4 rooms and The presenT AudiTorium-Gymnasium. Our High School had reached 4-O5 pupils wiTh 8I5 in The grades. This addiTion was crowded by I928 and The voTers relieved The siTuaTion by adding IO more rooms. Tacing Earl STreeT. To accommodaTe The approximaTely I4O0 pupils. The depression did noT slaclcen The growTh oT our school, buT made iT impossible To add more room: ThereTore, The basemenT was uTilized in I93l To care Tor The laboraTories, lcindergarTen. and one sTudy hall. During I932-I933 The T.E.R.A. devel- oped The old audiTorium inTo The presenT shop and domesTic arTs deparTmenT, which helped Temporarily To make room Tor our I8OO pupils. LasT year Tound us perplexed To know how To Tind seaTs Tor approximaTely 2,033 people. The voTers aT The May meeTing appoinTed a commiTTee To invesTigaTe The school condiTions. This commiTTee suggesTed The addiTion of 6 rooms and an AudiTorium. A meeTing of The legal voTers approved The recommendaTion oT The Board oT EducaTion and commiTTee on February 24, I937. Thus. again, a building proposiTion is under way. The STaTe DeparTmenT has informed us ThaT This addiTion is The lasT ThaT can be made To This building. We hope ThaT The school problem will be seTTled Tor The communiTy. whose people have so consisTenTly and loyally solved The problems of educaTion Tor Their children. The building growTh is imporTanT To care Tor The physical needs oT The sTudenT body. buT I believe The moral. spiriTual and educaTional developmenT oT The sTudenTs has Tar exceeded The maTerial expansion. A well-Trained TaculTy, wiTh a group oT happy sTudenTs, TogeTher wiTh a parTnership-ownership school aTTiTucle, develops The aTmos- phere Tor educaTional accomplishmenT. I EARL B. ZIMMER. A avliiwafwfff P5 KW Presenfing Mr. Howard E. Balcer, our assislanf principal. To him we are indebled for a slricl and efficienl enforce men? of lhe allendance rules of our school. lncidenfally, if is he who is largely responsible for our good behavior in flue halls and several of our classes. f,ccu l ml l - Xi PROGRESS OF THE HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE The high school graduafe of I937 faces a more complex world Than any of his predecessors. Whefher he inTends To confinue his formal educafion or whefher he infends To go info indusfry. he has a more varied and possibly a more momenfous choice To make Than high school graduafes before him. Man occupafions formerly open To The high school graduafe now are open only To The college graduafe and many formerly open To The college graduaTe now require one or more years of graduafe sTudy. The boy or girl choosing college. Technical school, or business school musT choose his career four or more years in advance in order To reap The fullesf benefif of his educaTion. The graduafe wishing To commence his gainful occupafion immediafely has a difficulf choice To make. Too offen he Takes a job wiThouT considering The fuTure. Too offen he is forced To Take'The firsf one open because of economic necessify. ln order To live abundanfly a person musT develop as age and capacify for developmenf increase. Therefore iT is well To look for a posifion wiTh opporTuniTy for advancemenf so ThaT your life may be full as well as your pockefbook. There is a Tendency among humans To reduce life To habif. If This is done iT means ThaT a person has arbifrarily limifed The environmenf To which he is To reacT. and. Therefore. has shuT ouT The possibilify of furfher development This does noT mean ThaT The individual should noT acquire man habifs, b'-T iT does mean ThaT There musT be a sphere of acTiviTy. beyond The habifual. where There is a place for The furTher develop- menT of habifs. Colvin sa s: The difference befween The erson who confinues To make progress all Through his life. and The one whose real Iii is ended in early man- hood is ThaT The former always possesses an open mind and The aTTiTude of finding in his environmenf furfher possibilifies of adiusTrnenT. Therefore, leT us remember, when we choose a vocaTion. or an avocafion, or any form of recreafion. To choose Those acTiviTies which lead To furfher acTiviTies and noT Those ThaT keep us in a ruT. LeT us keep in mind ThaT real social progress depends on The progress of The individual as well as on new invenfions and new scienfific discoveries. HOWARD E. BAKER. THE DEANS MABEL A, BOWEN PAUL M. JEPSON Sfale College Plaifsburq Sfale Normal Malhemafics and Science fl-Ja,-uf7'I1-T.a' ELEANOR M. SCHOENBORN DOROTHY P Slafe College I Middlebury English f ' Social Science 777. U ' The Sem Class of I937 fakes fhis opporfunify fo express Hs boun D ss graiifude lo 'rhe deans for fheir inexhausrible pafience ' in helping us make each of our enferprises successful. For Their efficiency and fhoughffulness we shall always remember 'fhem wi+h mingled respecf and appreciafion. f N5 u ll 1 ' .- - V 4 .ANY A nal' .5 . Ni '11 I lg l Lk' its 21 ls' 1 g, .. Q 12 OUR PERSONAL PROGRESS IN HIGH SCHOOL Try To look back a Tew years To The Time when we enTered Draper as Treshmen. Yes, we may well smile, Tor we did bear a marked resemblance To Those Timid creaTures who came inTo our group This year. We Tind iT hard To believe ThaT we. boisTerous and wise, old morTals ThaT we are now. could once have been so backward. so innocenT. and so modesT. Now, as we reflecT on The subiecT of our own advancemenT. we come To The realizaTion ThaT Tour years oT high school Training has had iTs indelible eTTecT upon us. We have been educaTed wiTh The TacTs abouT The world in which we live. We undersTand The TuncTioning of our government we can use, To The besT advanTage. our English language: we know someThing of The business meThods employed Today. We may well Take pride in being so TorTunaTe as To live in This modern age when men look forward and Train Themselves Tor a glorious TuTure! Draper. wiTh iTs many club and class acTiviTies, has given us The opporTuniTy To develop our special abiliTies. We have been Tossed inTo one large mixing bowl-our school-and sTirred unTil we are so closely relaTed ThaT everyone is an inTimaTe Triend oT each of his classmaTes. BuT This mixing bowl TreaTmenT has noT been Too hard on us, Tor even now we glow wiTh enThusiasm over our social developmenT. Dances. games. and enTerTainmenTs have aTTorded us opporTuniTies To ioin The crowd and share iTs pleasures. Four years ago. we were ToTal sTrangers To one anoTher. We came in small groups Trom This elemenTary school and ThaT. Today, we are an organized class-a class wiTh uniTy oT spiriT! ForTunaTely, ThaT unified spiriT has noT meanT unified characTer. Our characTers are alike only in ThaT They have been aTTecTed greaTly by Those of our classmaTes. ConsTanT associaTion wiTh varied Types of people has acquainTed us wiTh The ways QT The world and iTs inhabiTanTs. These relaTions wiTh oThers have also impressed upon and developed wiThin us The finer sTandards oT characTer. The Tireless eTTorTs oT our Teachers have embodied wiThin us such desirable TraiTs as responsibiliTy, eTTiciency, and iniTiaTive. WiTh This record OT progress behind us. we may conTidenTly look 'forward To new and beTTer living in The TuTure Tor which we have been so carefully prepared. DOUGLAS DI LLEN BECK EdiTor-in-chief. 8 BOARD OF EDUCATIGN Mr. Hugh Kehoe Mr. Henry Siffner Mr. George Sfurgess Mr. Earl B. Zimmer Mr. Howard B. Marks Mr. Roberi' Keifh Mr. Edward Klofz fs Tix 7' . fi? K W V1 . H 'T . 4 ix ,ggi L , . n , . f f X TS x 5 ,egk X , XX X xx N 5: X, 'wwf is Xx 5 pm X,-.X -f-'V Q- ,ff S f 9906 'H Q p vm ARTHUR C. BENINGTON Hartwick Cnlhgqc Crane lnsmum M Muw Musnc Dnrcctm -R fs gh 3 MARY B. BOUBE Sm!--Cni1oqu Cumrrufvu- -s Z A DRUTHY M BOWEN JOHN E. PINK CovllnndSOnluNmrm1l Physlccl Insvrumou s. RUTH K FRYU2 Elmnm CQHL-qt' Cummvrcm- MAD! LINL GRAVES Smp Cfdwf-q. 1 Lulln .mpilr-1x'u . ff, .f' 1, i POROTHY M GRIFFIN Sv.nf-Cnl1.fqf- 1 Enmhwf ww WMA M HN! EW, Hmpmw Num,- MN A J Swv C. - x Fw ,Nw POSE M MEYER FSTHER L. MILLER 59.1111 Collegu Mavhnfvmfirz i CDRW LLAPA F KATHAN v'Y.u '1lJuvw1Sl,11:1NmrfYvM C f,u,v-V,-vw Mwmw B Moms www sm. cf,u.1qn f' 1--v vw-Hy. ' '.'r,. A. LHRVSTINE Smvv CMM rA,wm,-nmwg and Srif-nf fl MNH SHEPFIELU Sum Couwf? MQW Sham Cdlcqc Ffrmqh ANNA S MAHSYQJ Shave CcNrzqn mm MILUPUJ STEVENE Cum-Ni Umvovsny H 1fvw-Pfwfwrvw ', RUTH B VAN ZANT Swv-2 Cul,-,9. SL-I-ncc f7LC7A O VEEUEF Sme Cmloq S.1A:mS1pvg M tv . 'N W , VERNA WALHKMIRL , Smtu Collage Enqlish and Ar! WHERESA WIENECKE Siafe Coiieqc Social Sfiun-zo WILLUXM WWNDSOR Osweqo Norma? Crmhqf- Indmrml Am MILLURED H YOUNG Sump Cumm- K NH L YOUNGS K X KmM.CoHcq0 j Enqmh and mm K x' x I 5 5 QMWV QU l U 'm X Q XX XY lx Wx! ' '-. -1--fl'--' n R 4 T f s- mil V -ll - CLASS HISTORY ln Sepfernber I934 a group of eager youngsTers enfered Draper's halls Tor The TirsT Time. MosT of Them were very young and desirous of securing a greaT knowledge of which They had heard from Their elders. Fear resided in The hearTs of many, Tear of being salTed, for They were freshmen. AfTer aTTending Draper Tor nearly six monThs a sigh oT boTh relief and disappoinTmenT escaped Them. They were relieved aT noT being salTed and disappoinTed aT noT finding ouT exacTly whaT iT was. One could easily have separaTed This group from The resT of The school for The girls wore shorT dresses. and anklefs. As Tor Their hair, very IiTTIe of iT was acquainTed wiTh The hairdresser or even wiTh a curling iron. The boys were likewise a comical sighT wiTh Their knickers and unmanly hairdresses. The nexT Sepfember saw a remarkable change in These youngsTers. For They were no longer children, buT adulTs wiTh big heads and poinTed noses. The girls used makeup in a ver unbecoming manner and curled Their hair likewise. And The boys! How manly They Teif in Their long panTs! WhaT a sophisTicaTed group These sophomores had become! SepTember l935 saw a serious group of savanTs who were earnesTly discussing The elecfion which broughT Torfh ThaT greaT presidenT, Frank La PoinTe. besides vice- presidenT, John Kelly. and secreTary. DoroThy Gordon. AlThough The Juniors waiTed unTil The following March To hold Their TirsT big money making aTfair. a Jinx Dance, The profiTs proved well worTh waiTing for. ln May came The long awaiTed Junior Prom. The junior year was so successful boTh poliTically and financially ThaT The seniors of '36 declared They were proud To leave The leadership of Draper To such an aspiring group. The sighT seen by SepTember I936 was enTirely diTferenT from ThaT of iTs prede- cessors. This Time iT saw a defermined group of business men and women who sTarTed The year oTT wiTh a bang wiTh a Hallowe'en Dance. WiTh The sTarT of cold weaTher The TradiTional soup sales and cafeTerias sTarTed which Ted The school The greaTer parT of The winfer. ln December The domineering seniors held a very successful Chrisfmas parfy. Following The usual ChrisTmas vacaTion wrinkles appeared in many brows for The January exams promised To be unusually difTiculT. Affer exams which roved quiTe successful The usual carefree aTTiTude again reigned. An elecTion foniowed which sTarTled everyone. Hazel Scheels was elecTed presidenf of The senior class. supporfed by Two oTher girls, Thelma Craig, vice-presidenT. and Dorofhy Gordon. secreTary. This was an innovaTion for Draper To have The girls in power, ConTinuing The annual cusTom of a spring dance The seniors held a Spring Frolic early in April. . The class play, held in December. proved To be The mosf successTul financial underTaking oT The year. IT was Truly one of The greaTesT Tribufes To The class of '37. AT presenT The seniors are fervenfl working on The Senior Ball which will be held in The l'loTel Van Curler. Eileen Sibellis The chairman of The general commiTTee in charge. However The seniors also have a serious inTellecTual side. They are making plans for The graduaTion exercises Wednesday. June 23. Also in planning Tor graduaTion The seniors are spending more Time on Their sTudies. FRIEDA DIAMOND HisTorian - Y i i' hz.. - az: li BQ , N 'N KX EENIIJRE k . l . I , 0 + 1,5 ' r ur i I 1 I 1 I i I n i I I e , .... nay:-. -,,,n.:-JL, i , v- -. h - . V, , .- , f . 'i.',Qf1.,:4fN-'gwa . al.- -.. . . -,,s.f.,,.. . . ., SENIOR A CLASS Presidenl ...... ........................ H AZEL SCHEELS Vice-Presidenl .... --- --- ........ THELMA CRAIG Secrelary ...... .............. D OROTHY GORDON Facully MRS. ELEANOR SCHOENBORN MRS. DOROTHY SILLS MISS MABEL BOWEN MR. PAUL M. JEPSON Firsl Row-Mr. Paul Jepson. Miss Mabel Bowen, Lucia Aldini, Mary Caldwell, Anne Mauro. Chrislina Marlino, Helen Czyzewslci. Rosemae Magee. Mildred Van Pallen, Edilh Cummings. Mary Delonso. Dorolhy Gordon, Hazel Scheels, Thelma Craig, Belly Robison, Marion Slingerland, Maxine MacDougaII. Annella Miller, Mary Ellore, Frieda Diamond, Genevieve Szawiela, Belly Tablewslri, Rulh Van Pallen, Wanda Pryba, Sonia Lesley. Mrs. Schoenborn, Mrs. Dorolhy Sills. Second Row-Joyce Sherman. Kalhleen Della Rocco. Marguerile Wilbur, Dorlhea Bickering. Elaine Vrooman. Gwendolyn Shave, Elsa Tullner, Genevieve Wollner, Mary Horan, Jean Barden. Margarel Eldred. Rulh Wilson, Gerlrude Adriance. Mildred Loeber. Isabel Cameron, Geor e Sorella. Evelyn Grob. Eileen Sibel, Harold Shafer, Gwendolyn Child. Virginia Swarl, Rulh Blessing, lTa Shulles, Margarel Culver.- Third Row-Jean Irelon, Angeline Sanla Barbara, Nora Lingeman, Eslher Slead, Winilred Wrighl, Marlha Von Slellina, Molly Galvano. Lorella Mullen, Julia Augusl. Rulh Allrins, Edna Kildoyle, Helen Gordon, Stella Szumlas. Helen Welch, Irene Anderson, Belle Wiedaw, Velma Larlrin, Belrly Saulslaery. Kalhryn Kipp, Harrielle Peelr, Irene Allrins, Marylin Campbell, Rulh Johnson, Celia Gorgia, Virginia Slulz, Frank La Poinle. Fourlh Row-Paul Briscoe. Paul DeMidio. George Simone, Charles Wilherwax, Waller Sommer- ville, Howard Jessen. Louis Schusler, Philip Holla. Waller Van Zandl, Edwin Tournier, Beniamin Kozlowski, Alfred Cruiclrshanlc. John McDonald, Kennelh Grunewald, Ido Moranselle, Thaddeus Szymanslri. John Svec. Elmer Barber, James Rigney, John Kelly. Ollo Ziollcowslri, Earl Sebasl. Fiflh Row-Arlhur Young, Slanley Vedder, Douglas Dlllenbeclc, Earl O'Brien. Julian Bowen. Theodore Schelle, Armand Vallerla. George Rehalc. Eugene Bulrowslci, Theodore Ruchalslci, Viclor Sanlore, Kenl Spring. Edward SuHon. George Willrowslci, Eric Berical, Gordon Fisher, Chesler Osinslci. Laurence Baumler, James Holaling, James Heaney, Merlon Nell, Kennelh Rexlord, Floyd Miller, Chesler Sargenl. John Davis. f .'-N' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS JIIIIIII I II, 7-1 .4- ,, 'S el ,nn N Presidenf Presidenf Sepfember fo January January fo June FRANK LA POINTE HAZEL SCHEELS 'Ib 'fir -3' Vice-Presidenf Secrefary TI-IELMA CRAIG DOROTHY GORDON me GERTRUDE ADRIANCE Carrying nolices is a pas- sion ol hers.Sl1a'd rnalra a swell Waslern Union Girl. Blue Triangle ll. 41: Draw- inq Club ll, 31: Sanior Ball Committee. MARY ALDERSHOFF l-lara's fo our Mary ol The blond wavy hair, whose clrearfulness is beyond compare. Blue Triangle ll. 41. RUTH ATKINS .Her friendly way and smile disarming males our Rullx very charming. Blue Triangle 13, 41, is JULIA AUGUST Always gay, lauqlrinq. happy is Julia. our dark- eyed lnssie. Drawing club 141. LUCIA Al.DlNl Lucas is so afaqm and gay she rnalses everyone feel Mai way Blue Triangle ll. 41, presl- dan! 141: rhesifncsl Club l21, 'K 'W' PRISCILLA BACHAND We llwinln Priscilla should get llre prile for llro liltle girl wilh lho loveliesr eyes. 1' 151 IRENE ANDERSON Irene brinqs lorrli from lnose ivnry keys me mosv enlrcinq melodies. Orrhesvrs, Pfesidenlz Silver Circle I3, 41, Secretary. Mixed Chorus: French Club' Draperian Board' Senior Ball Committee. 4: Q 4 GJ WM ffrfryf lRl:NE ATKINB Lille lier sisler you can sea slr:-'s jus? as friendly as 4 ELMSR BARBER So pleasant a chap, this Elmer amber, aqainsi him nogrudge couldwe harbor. lnlerclass Baslmelball ll, 317 lnlerclass BaslrelballCl1am- pions I41: Draper Diqesl Board. can be, Silver Cirrlu ll, 41: Business Club ll, 41 f Y -P JEAN BARDEN Ol Floridc's warmer clima She spealns from time lo lime. English Club 131. f77l1vW'N f? 'VmklCa tv- LAWRENCE BAUMLER What's that tearing thru tha sfreets7 Why! Baum- lar's rattle trap-iust hear it scree h. X r, - v .. l 'U' 'Q i 'g I DOROTHEA BICKERING Daffy always does har part --always finishes what shi starts. Glen Club 131: Mixed Cho rus 141: Silver Circle 13 41. X le ima.,- is Q4 HARRY BEERS Oh! Wa don'l see much ol him, but he is smilinq. tall. and thin. QW ERIC BERICAL Whenever you are talking to Eric, his witty remarlrs keep you in hysterics. Hi-Y: Senior Play: Draperian Board MARTHA BICKERING Now we agree with that old, old story that lovely hair is a crowning glory, Graduatad in January. GEORGE BECKER How this boy does worlr and work and yet ul humor lie has a quirk. Chemistry Club 131 Salulatorian VU .J .1 RUTH BLESSING About Ruth here's a tip- She has many aboard her 'Friend Ship, EVA BOSCIA Eva is a liltla shy: maybe ha's the reason why. 111 5 1 JULIAN BOWEN Bud Bowen gets into that game and plays in many of Draper! difficult lrays. Soccer ll, 415 Basketball 1413 Baseball 141, PAUL BRISCOE Bu He's quiet and also mis- chief bent, our student council president. siness Club 141: Student Council lPras. 41: Draperl ian Board: Baseball Var' sity II, 2. 3. 41: Soccnr Varsity 141: lnfarclass Baslretbnll Champions ll. 41, EUGENE BUKOWSKI Eugene, allhough lhe boy- ish lype, will never be without his pipe, YHELMA CRAIG Cxenllemen prefer blondes. lhey say. and do lhay lloclr our Tholmcfs weyl Senior Class Sec'yg Senior Class VicefPres.: Draperian Board: Blue Triangle lSec, 3, 4l: Drawing Club l?. 3. 4l: Junior Prom Comrnil- ice: Senior Play: Sludenl Council lSec'y 3, 41. MARY CALDWELL With her eyes so derl and smile so sweel, lo our eyes she is ever a ireef. Gay 90's: Blue Triangle Ml, Business Club Ml: Senior Ball Committee: Senior my. Prize Speaking' Dreperian Board. ALFRED CRUICKSHANKS Clever of iolies. quicli Oo orale: an Al comedian- our Allred lhe Graaf. Soccer 17, 3, 41: Business Club 13. ViaeiPres. 411 lnterclass Beslnelball. ,I 0 ISABEL CAMERON lsabel's large. beauliiul eyes brings from lhe men hundreds el sighs. Drawing Club ll, 2. 3, 41: French Club ll. 41: Blue Triangle HI: Glee Club l3li Mixed Chorus MARGARET CULVER ln e speech so slow end mild. she always says somefhing vhal's worfh while. Glue Club 131: French Club ll, 3. 4l: Drawing Club ll, 41: Blue Triangle HI? Library Club ll. 4l. vqp MARILYN CAMPBELL Her bicycle is lo her a real. pal: she's a firsl-rele rider. lhis Imle gal. GWENDOLYN CHILD A sweel qiil, our Gwendo lyn Child. always randy wlrh e smile. Blue Triangle lil. 1 -3 I' ' EDITH CUMMINGS Easy-going end full ol lun, loo: we've never ever seen her blue. Drawing Club Y T HELEN CZYZEWSKI Playing baslrelball in The Draper gym. Helen is lull of pep and vim. sewer cms 13, 41. JOHN DAVIS Here is John. whose dis- arming grin great hosts of friends will easily win. Draperian Board: English Club U13 Press Club. UMPFR SENIOR BNLJUIIE I3 Ara nuwfnli lltlelvllll 'li ie: an e ll 5 0 n Nuttall llll MARY DEFONSO Mary and her winsome smile malres you wan? fo slay awhile. Silver Circle I3 41 QQ' KATHLEEN DELLA ROCCO The boys all like her. fha girls dc, loo, and Ihaf's an accomplishment I'm felling you! Drawing Club II1: Beslrel- ball Team 141: Soflball Team Y MARGARET ELDRED Sha lnows when Io sludyi she knows when Io play: when In be sorimis, and when to be qay. Library Club 1141. DOUGLAS DILLEN BECK A charming manner, n cheery smile: a melting glance Ihe girls In baquile, lhoairirnl Club ll, Vine- Pros.1: English Club l217 French Club I3. 413 Hi-Y Club lSecreIary 41: Edi' Ior-in-chief ol Draperian: Mixed Chorus ITreas. 41: Hi-Y Play: Senior Play: General Chairman Junior Prom.: Prize Spealring: Pinalore. MARY ETTORE She's sweet and whaI's more we all like our Mary Erfore. French Club' Draperian Board. ' L PAUL DE MIDIO Here is Paul whose grand smile any enemy would beguile. Draperian Board. FRIEDA DIAMOND Cheerful Frieda wilh her eflicienv air is cerlain Io be seen al any Draper allair. owing Club 12. :Ji Glen Club IJ1: French Club 13. 41: Blue Triangle 13. 417 Draperian Board: The- atrical Club l21i School Reporlar ll, 41. VIRGINIA FUSCO Her favonh pemon singing away IwenI four hours every single y. Gradualed in January. RDON FISHER Gordon Fisher is our class pesl. and never gives she girls a resfl Hi-v Club IJ, 411 chsmamy Club 131: Junior Prom. Commiflsti Hi-Y Play I3. 41: Traflic Officer: Infra- mural Baslelball 12. 41: Ass'I Mqr. Baseball I MOLLY GALVANO She's the kind we like To know: you'Il find all like har where'er you go, 3' DOROTHY' GORDON S+ Blue Fairness ol lace plus added grace: add them Ioqevher. il's Dol any place, udeni Council ll. 2. 141: Triangle I3, VicefPres. 41: Business Club 13, 41: Traf- fic Olhcer 141: Home Room Represenralive 111: Draperian Board I41: Src. Senior Class: Sec. Junior Class: Valediclorian. KENNETH GRUNEWALD When in our orchestra he plays fha sax : with loud noises our ears he does lax, Orcheslra ll, 2, 3, 41- Dra- perian Board: Drawing Club ll, 2. 31: Band 141: Intramural Basketball I2. 41. i l l JAMES HEANEY Ha's very persislenf. as you may have known: never lakes lhings for granted? he rnusf be shown. Soccer I2,3.41:H1-Y l3,41g Senior Ball Commillee. HELEN GORDON Like all qirls of her conf Ienled Slalion: Helen bc- lieves in ucooperalinnf' Silver Circle 13. Troas 41. I- -A j-!1'f7J rv 'P : ' F. V' 1. v.. I -ff , If 1 A f ev CELIA GORGA Nor one were mm, can we CDW, lor Celia has EVELYN GROB BI She has pep: she has dash -shes lhs liveliesl in our class. ue Triangle I41: Business Club ll, 41: Drawing Club IZ. 3, 41: Glee Club 131: Hiqh School Chorus 141: DOROTHY HEINRICH Dol is lhal sorf of a kind ol a qal who couldn'l help bu! be a pal. Slarnp Club 12, Vice-Pres.1: Blue Triangle 13, 41 : Senior Ball Commilfee. always been a 'qood scout ,. df Z lj PHILIP HOFFA Wilh cheery friendliness as his bail, Philip Hofla ranks Ural-rale. Pinalore: Draperian Board: SoninrplayilhaalricalClub llpresidsnf, 21: Senior Ball Cnmmioien. MARY HORAN Doesn'7 lalk loo much. yel when she's lhrough. she's lold us sornelhinq worlh Iisfeninq Io. Silver Circle 13, 41. I xx 1 I . JAMES HOTALIN6 Sully lJnnms in the :less roomy has ru yoine with n deep, deep brirrm. Hi-Y rw 411 orrlerire ll'7N send my Pley' Srudrmv Council. Trrrllin Ollicer. 32 A lkll IJOYLK Erirm Laps rlrr,-,n :mv lm-r wah 5 snirrmli .md slrrndv bmw Blur- lrrm ilr- L lulr ll 41 40 JEAN IRETON She has e giggle mos? lnlecllousi ln 'lacl her gnioly almosl wreclrs us. Silver Circle ll, 4,5 Business Club ll, 413 Inler club Council llleporlerl rAlHlRYN KIPP x.nr.rvn me A lr.r-may irmnrir-r willi hr-r may and 'lim-ry lvnnler. Fir-rr-I. Clulrr lil. Library 'lrrlr ll Irr-wir-rr 41. RUTH JOHNSON So sweet and so very effi- cienl'-cf charms Rulh has sufficient Blue Triangle: Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus. HOWARD JESSEN Ollen very quiel: elwnys very nice: you couldn'f find one lilre him-no? lor any price. -5: FRANK LA POINTE Hes presidenl ol fhis and mer, lo him we rake off -uf mn! rres. nl Serum Class, Pres il Jimmr Class, Pres of HrY 4 Vins nl Sludenr Crmfrr 143 Pres, ol Am. lem Association HJ, Vi-el'residervl Hi-Y lil: BfNJAMlN KOZLOWSKI Junior HIYY l2l: Srudenl Bowman is 0 rlr-llqlwl lo emma ry 31- Hrv 1211 in.-nf, lm hr-'r mm f,..1r.- mm Omer 131. ill w' mn - JOHN KELLY Kelly likes lo conlrediclq lf's awfully herd fo get him licked. Hi-Y ll, 4. Presidenl 4l: English Club lillz Vice- Prex. Junior Clan: Prize Spealrinql. VELMA LARKIN Pr We lool al Vnlma's worl. and aqree with one accord the? rho pen, il is true. is miqhlier fhen lhe sword. om. Commiflee lll: Dra- perian Board: Third High- esr Awvrnm- . :, , : EQIQSI' 6534 ZW LOUlSl, LEMKE When lrnrri ttiu qyrn tl-. -1,- iurrws rl roar Lrwulsc lms iusr rnddr- .r unrn lllcalrirnl Club lll Draw ing Club IY1 Guls I-irru rrtuml eriulrvlinll ll, 41 llusirruss rr . SONIA LESLEY Werf- suns that rn future days wrlll see Soma on thu ,min- erur- rr..,n.,l.r 13 41- else CU- 131 Tl-.fntrri-nl Club 1214 lmrnr, Club 141 F-Q-rrrtr Club ll 41 Cho rus lSefre-lnry 41 Orrhes nu r? 3 Snr y 41. Serirnr my Drop.-..nn snsrd NORA LINGEMAN 1A55ririntv Editor in rhrel1 Wo all like that voice' ot Qpercfln Prqe Spealrnq hers- that charming accent xl 6 :I- S MAXINE MAC DOUGALL All the class is very fond of Maxine-stylish, slender and blond. English Club 171: French Club 13, 41: Silver Circle ll, 4. Vine-Pres. 3. Pres. 41: Drnperian Board: Monitor: Junior Prom, Co mittee To har words. Blue lrinnqle ll, 411 Dra- perian Board. 22 'L xxxx ' MILDRED LOEEER We thank ner srnals isvsry bright, because her eyes glow with a certain light. Junior Prom Committee. ' Rossmns Mr-,ees A smile on her lips. u baton in her hand-we all . like to watch her when she leads a band! Business Club i411 Bluelri- My I angle Club 13. 41 1 CHRISTINE MARTINO Always happy. lree lror-n carey never afraid to take , a dare, l - 3 U ANNETTA MILLER ' S Little, peppy, lots of dash. I . Shes thc smoothest in our class! JOHN MAC DONALD John MacDonald. you will agree, is iust as lrish as can be, Draperian Board- HisY. Blue Triangle ll, 4, Inter Club Ccuncil1' Drawing Club H13 Business Club l3. 4. Reported: Senior Play: Cheerleader 141: Dreperian Board: Prize spenianqi Junior Prnrn Cnnrmltteez Senior Bal! Committee. ANNE MAURO Anne is a lrind and friendly girl: Winn you need help. she is u pearl FLOYD MILLER Floyd of the red hair and f..Cu.a lace surely 5.15 A merry paca. Soccsr Ill: Inler-Haslrallrmall. EARL O'BRIEN Earl O'Brieri, our class shun, is mi, Shy and ye., neal. Draper Diqesf Ill: Businr--,z Club I3 4l1 Radio Club' Drapurian Board: Senior Play! Infer Class Baslrclf ball Hl. ALEXANDER MILNE Always quick and wilh lun alive. on merry-malinq ho sasms Io Ihriye. Gradualad in January: Busi- ness Club Snrcer 3 4 !IiIIfi!Zi:IQIi1 A K CHESTER OSINSKI Whal shall we wrilc of Chester? I heard some- body say: Ihnn quirlrly came Ihe answer, Wo 'hinlr he's OK. IDO MORANSELLE I-le's oh! so handsome, and oh! so shy! The girls cas! brighl glances when he is passing by. ness Club ll. 4l: Smcar ll, 4l. i- Ss , S! I-IARRIETTE PEEK Hafraeeve may be quiei and shy. buf is she clever! Oh my! Silver Cirfla I3. 4l. LORETTA MULLEN Loreffa is sure In boa suc- fess because she always does her best. Silver Circle ll. 41' French Club mf enqizsn Club IZI sump ciusm of.. ,WM amid. FRED PERRY Fred has a sense ol humor and humor saves the day. lor I have heard Ihe rumor vha1Ihe qirls lrlre him Ihqt way. Gradualed in January. MERTON NEFF Nell is Ihe happy sorla lim in lun and Um in sporl. Draperian Board Ispmls was tml: Varsity Baslrelballt Hi-Y Club: Traffic Ollicnr. ,- WAN DA PRYBA Whavs fha: fucked 'noalh ww-Jas chan? why, ol course! llls her violin! Library Club: Business Club Ia, 41' offrifrum, GEORGE REHAK A boy wiih a pipe and a winninq way: he'll easily find success one day, Draperian Board: Class Pres- idenl lil: Sludenl Counf can lil. ini K l rf' DORIS RENKAWITZ Il you haven'l seen Doris dance yer, Then you've missed sornelhing. you can ber. Glee Club: Drawing Club. KENNETH REXFORD Here you see our own Ken who belongs Vo The ranks of The real lie-men. 'l Ha.Y Club Lz, 3, 4, sec. 2l: ll-lhODORl: RUCHALSKI Hn has a lrlnndly manner quiln apart, hc- surely hits rlw 'OK' mail, ANGELINE SANTA BARBARA Her curly hair, as you can sen frames her lace qulle Lharminqly slug Trianqle my Business Club li 4, Sec 41-Draw W., Cub lil Sergeanl al Arms l4l: Hi- Y Play l2, Bl: Slralinq ll. 2. ll: Soccer ll, 21: Var- sliy Basketball ll. 2, ll. JAMES RIGNEY A dash of wil, a clash ol vim, put Wham loqelheu and you have Jim. Drawing Club' Hi-Y club my play HI - 1 TT if BETTIE ROBISON Small but mighfy, as rhe saying goes: rhafs our Bellia lrom head lo loes. Drawinq Club ll, ll: French Club I2 Z, 4, Vice-Pres. 41: Blue Tram-,le 11, 4. lluporler, I-ite. Llub Coun- VICTOR SANTORE Always doing his very besi he will be what his name suqqesls. Baseball: Goll s - s -. CHESTER SARGENT Wilh his shirts and lies so flashy, Chev branqs lorrh laughs lrom lhe lads and Iassies. Prize Speaking l3l. ril 4lp Draperian Board HI' Juniur Prom Corn. BETTY SAULSBURY Why Vhal light in har brighl blue eyes? Oh. Al's around: ws're qaffing wise! 'us' CD HAZEL SCHULS She s small blond and V1-.V ,slow--, is , my lnrlml, is ru., Madame rwwiaw lrnllii Olllfnr Blur- Than 11. Club 13 41 lim.-411' Club 11,2 3, 41. Svudene CWM.. 141: msideni 1,1 Senior Class Vice Prrw Senior Class Drapnfnw Bnard 1Associa!e Edvfnv in Chie11: lrvravriurnl Bm, l.,vb.1l 13 41 Jam, Pram Commivlur- S11llE1ll If-am 141. II, I 1 J7 HAROLD SHAFER A boy wifh a smile: a boy with a blushg when ha's ' around lhe girls all rush, Hi-Y 141: French Club 13. 41: Draporian Board 141: Junior Prom Commiflee: Senior Play, 4 I I . ll 4' THEODORE SCHFLLE Al Draper Tnddy has won lame, playing in surrey and baseball games. Baslnlliall Varsily 11, 413 s,.,..-1 Il 41 B..seb.sl1 ll 41 we-.. '11 GWENDOLYN SHAVE When you need help, here is a pal. Gweny Shave is fha name of Ohe gal. Drawing Club 11. 31: Library Club 13. 41: Silver Circle 13, 41: Business Club LOUIS SCHUSTER He has upon his lafn n looli ol calm and llmuqhl. Beware! Los? 'rvenlh 'hal .alm win mwlwl NM., be w'riu.4H1 i pu., -i JOYCE SHERMAN Joyce is surely one grand worierz no one will ever call her a shirlrer. Glee Club 131: Blue Triangle 141: Draperian Board: Dramatic Club 1l1: Junior Prom Ccmrniflee. FAFL SEBAST Youll always Gnd Sebas? in the qym, for Draper's lwo BX always claim him. V1cefPres, Athletic Associa- Iion 141- Inlercall Basie?- ball 12 1. Manaqer 413 Baseball 12, 3, 41: Business Club 131- Horneroom Rep- fescnmive 131. ad ILA SHULTES Wherever lla can be found. Wifherwax is hang- ing Wound. Glee Club: Drawing Club. JUNE SENKCAL Wilh her disposition sweat and sunny, we lhlnli lhls qirl is a honeyf Blue Trianqlc Club 13, 41: Frf-nrh Club 1Seunlary1g Chemistry Club, Glen Club. EILEEN SIBEL Here's a girl you'll wanl to meer, wifh raven locks so briqhl and slealr. Business Club 141: Glea Club 131: High School Chorus 141: Junior Prom Commit- lee: Draperian Board: General Chairman Senior Ball CommiNee: Pinafore. MAHALA SIEGEL Mickey's hair is like 'he nighl, touched wifh glanc- ing. slarry light. Vica'Presiden1 Junior Class: Senior Play lil: Library Club I2. 3. 4. Sec'y 3l: Thealrical Club ll. Jli c-ree cub mr sum carer., l4l, LSTHKR STEAD irrlrm rw, ur Lrrrqrrr and rrrw, l...ry rpdrlre wan pop and cheer. rmawrnq Club l7, 31: Silyar Crrrlo lil: Lrbrary Club 4331 Senior Ball com OF GEORGE SIMONE He's raally lun, This George Simone: full of lauqhst or do you know him? Freshman Play: lnferclass Basketball: Hi-Y Club ll. 4, Treas. 4l7 HifY Play l4l: Senior Play, ,W 1,1 : 'Q VIRGINIA STUTZ When 37's uproar we can'l cure, Virqinia is giggling you may be sure. French Club l2, 3. 41, Library Club ll. 41: Prize Speakrrrql. MARION SLINGERLAND ll you glance af This pic- fure. you'll quickly see, fhaf, il 'laces are lorlunes' quills wealfhy she'll bs. Blue Triangle Club ll 41: English Club l2l: Hi-Y Play l3lz Cheerleader ll 4l: Drawing Club lll: Draperian Board: Infraf mural Basketball IB. 4l. EDWARD SUTTON Edward is so very quief. you can be? he'll never slarl a rioi. .J WALTER SOMERVILLE His boyish smile, has mrrry walk. causu much admiring falk. JOHN SVEC GEORGE SORELLA He has personalify and such: we Seniors like him vary much. Baskefball Varsity l4lg Dra- perian Board: Hi-Y Club 12. 3, 41: r-rr.Y Play iz, 41: Sludenl Council IVice- Pres. 41: Prila Speaking: Senior Ball Commilfee. John would any enemy fell, for a qirl with inifials ..S L ,. Draperian Board: Hi-Y Club l4lr Play, Senior Play: Hi-Y VIRGINIA SWART A dainly Miss. shy and sweet: a winsome smile, hard lo beef. Blue Triangle Club l'.. THADDEUS SZYMANSKI Teddy is surely one swell guy' hr-'ll come oul on lop bye and bye. Orclicslre: Brand, BETTY TABLEWSKI To see she's cure is very simple and when she leuqhs she shows Q climple. Business Club 141: Blue Tri- enqle 141. GERALD TERRY So bashlul is our Jerry. me of gang rms vary wary! Vnrsily Beslielbell 141. Bases ball ix, 41. STEPHANI SZUMLAS Al drnmnlics she is :hir basl: she won lho prizr- s ealunq 'nnlr-sl ,, . , . ummm Club 131. anus Tri- enqle Club 141: Prizm spesianq mg rheaimi Club 131. GENEVIEVE SZAWIFLA Shes very Quiuli sho meh s no noiseg sho has a cerlniri outward porsr-, Business Club 141 Blur Tri Wynn Club 141 EDWIN TOURNIER For some :mod music wr: now are ready. so give us n foot on the footer, Eddie' Business Club 1413 HLY 141: Orchesfra 12. J, VicsrPms. 41: anna, Prnsirlonl 41. ELSA TULLNER Tell and slam Wim dampim Chun, hor awning Smale iusl cerff be been Silver Cirrle 13, 41. Business Club IJ, Raporler 41: Junior Prom Commilfeng Tlmnlricnl Club ARMAND VALLETTA Wzih such an inqralinlinq grin, he fnuqhl many lrisnds lo win. Sonar 1141: Business Club ll, 41. MILDRED VAN PATTEN Mildred is very good ir- Hisfory, buf how she gels ir is A myslsry. RUTH VAN PATTEN We lilo Rufh Ven PaHen's laugh-fhe mos? inledious in our class. Drawing Club IJ. 41: Library Club ll, 41: Silver Circlo 13, 41: Senior Play: Dra- perinn Board: Glue Club 1313 Mixed Chorus 141: Senior Ball Commillee. WALTER VAN ZANDT Heres a boy who really shines in all his subiecls all fha lime. HEY 141 BETTE WlEDAW Ai ihe piano shes quife bold, playing songs bolh new and old. Blue Triangle ll. 41: French Club l3, 4l: Senior Ball Commiifee. QQ' STANLEY VEDDER For our Draparian he rushed here and fhere. doing his work wifh a business-like air. Chorus H17 Draperian Board. 1 MARGUERITE WILBUR Merquerire of lhe cop- pery heir is known as Red mos! everywhere. G14 cd' 5 I X 1 MARTHA VON STETTINA Her capiivafing, charming air makes her welcome anywhere. Blue Triangle Ml: Business Club I3, Hg Theafrical Club l2l: Presideni of Sophomore Class. RUT H WILSON Now shs's a iolly girl and chuck full of fun, bu? when she qels fo class. her work is never done. ELAINE VROOMAN Goldilc:ks should be her name: lhis blond girl wlio's called Elaine. Drewinq Club ll, 413 Dra- mafic Club l3l CHARLES WITHERWAX Il is fha? he has unusual charm and dash7 Oh no! Ifs iusl that cure musk lache. Baseball KB, 41, HELEN WELCH Her one and only ambi- tion is lo mal-e nursing her lila's posiiion. Chemislry Club Ill? Silver Circle Club llnlerrclub Council 3, 4l: Junior Prom Committee: Senior Ball Commilree. GEORGE WITKOWSKI To become a wrirer should be his amlniiion. lor he is a wizard al cornposifion. Draperian Board. GENEVIEVE WOLTNER Ambilion is Her middle nnmn: she is sure to win success and lame Blue Triangle l4l. Business Club l4jq Juniov Pr-rim Commillne? Girls' Basket ball l3l. Q. .1 WlNlFRED WRIGHT Shes cule, charming and lair--ouv Winilred ol llwe nm..,,if,lui-eil assi, Clweminfy Club l3l: Blue Triangle ll. Trees. 41: Frennlw Club lpresidenf 3 4l' Dvapcrran Board. CHARLOUE woon ' Clnurlolle is darln and sweel. she's fha liind you'd like fo meal. Greduafed in January. WOODROW HAMIL MARSHALL JEWETT ETHEL KURSA ARTHUR LA VIOLETTE GRACE SOMERVILLE ARTHUR YOUNG ln all ol our affairs his Qocpernfion has won from me class Q heady ovation. Senlor Ball Comrnifleeg Treasurev Readers' Digest? Haw Play mg Hs.Y 53. Sec'y 41: Business Club ll, Pres.4lZ Business Manaqev Drapeviun Board. Tennis l2, 141: Bssksfbsll 12, 3. Verily 4l' Junior Prom Comrv1llleeZMnnaqer Base- bell. OTTO ZIOLKOWSKI Ouicli ol was Nam s may smile 'he liind ol lriend wlidd be worlhwlmlln. - ' . guitar' :' - v-vw - . . DRAPERIAN BOARD Edifor ........... ---DOUGLAS DILLENBECK Assisfanl Edifor .... ........ H AZEL SCHEELS Business Manager .......... .........n..., A RTHUR YOUNGS First Row-Joyce Sherman. Irene Anderson. Frieda Diamond, Marion Slingerland, Hazel Scheels Douglas Dillenbeclr, Sonia Lesley. John Svec. Dorofhy Gordon, Arihur Young. Rulh Van Paffen Slanley Vedder. Second Row-Nora Lingernan, Beffy Robinson. Anneffa Miller, George Sorella. Velma Larkin Loreffa Mullen, Mary Efiore, Thelma Craig. John McDonald, Arfhur Seamen. Merfon Neff. Third Row-Winifred Wright Paul Briscoe, Eileen Sibel, Evelyn Grob, Angeline Sanfa Barbara Maxine MacDougoll. George Rehak. John Davis, Mary Caldwell. Fourih Row-Lawrence Baumler. Jarnesil-leaney, Earl O'Brien, George Wirlzowslci. . V -, ,, fign .s. . .... :. 4 'K ' - .....,.14,Isg.. f.-J , ,4 Q' Na, -' . SENIOR PLAY CAST Firsf Row-Earl O'Brien, Evelyn G-rob. Eric Berical, Anneffa Miller, Rufh Van Paffen. John Svec. John Kelly. Second Row--Miss Mabel Bowen. direcfor: Sonia Lesley, Douglas Dillenbeclc, Thelma Craig. George Simone, Mary Caldwell. In 'rhe high school audiforium, December I I, a fhree-acl' play, The Arizona Dude Ranch, by Richard Hill Winlcins, was presenled before a record-breaking crowd. The audience was greaily amused by fhe blood-curdling shrielcs oi Minnie Ha-Ha-He-l-le Ho-Ho. a faf indian squaw. and by 'rhe anfics and hair-raising siories of Wild Bill Hiccup, 'rhe dyedein-The-wood wesfern sheriff. These paris were admirably porrrayed by Douglas Dillenbeclc and George Simone respecfively. The fhirfeen Seniors who parficipaied in if were appropriafely selecfed for each characferizafion. The cas? was amply repaid for ifs weary hours of rehearsals by fhe generous receip+s which added greafly in bringing The class funds up fo more ihan expeciaiions. I Mary Caldwell Bobby Shalloeu-Greene Coach: Miss Dorolhy Griffin John Kelly All Ouiel on lhe Weslern From -Gibbs Coach: Miss Therese Wieneclre PRIZE SPEAKING Firsl Prize Sonia Lesley illhe Valianfn-l-lall 8: Middlelon Coach: Mrs. Dorolhy Sills Honorable Menlion Annella Miller The Dealh of Sidney Carfon -Dickens Coach: Mrs. Rose Meyer Firsf Prize George Sorella Mor'd Alice -Fowceli Coach: Miss Rufh Youngs Honorable Menlion Douglas D. Dillenbeclr The Inrnale of fhe Dungeon -Morrow Coach: Miss Helen A. Jones Virginia Sfulz America's Unknown Soldier -Harding Coach: Miss Jane? Sheffield Charles Shell The Exiled Fan -Wodehouse Coach: Miss Madeline Graves Mabel now, Mabel forever, Bowen now, bu? nof forever. af? To some of lhe fimid he's quife n qualrer, To +he res? of The sludenfs he's iusl Mr. Boller. Sweef os a flower, shy as a bird Mr. Jepson's lhe man Mrs. Schoenborn never ulfers a very sharp word. wiih all of The dough. Bu? lhe looks ol his Ford cor rells of his woe. -, Q I. it U V.:i',,w I Q-,. . sis. 51 . ,, K ' Q ,Q - 'U Ft'1 f . 1 aw '- SVI, 'A 4 . A f ,M 1 ., - Ql . V 5 s. .- 1+'1 ll i . .J-dd wwfie .-V 5. , s ' .1-1 ' ' 4' , J- -9 fvbcrk - . v' x 5 ,Rii- -ff i-3 ' nl i IV , ' l.l' . ' ' ---Auf fr. lr -, .s- ' V . i s - ,- . ii. ,Q - : . lbw The sal. of ihe ocean. lhe blue of lhe sea. 'ive and peppy as qrnndmefs besf pills, Lilie lla 5l1fJlliS . 1 my dear sludenls is our Mrs, Sills. fares lirsl will-I me, I N i Y. fl Nu, ii., Smilhie the Cop we have for profecfion, He guards our lives of lhe school inlerseclion. 1 br. i p ' ' ill 12 v ,f If 1- Ei' tl- .4 H., uv ig , S71 V. c, Z fi- 3.5! X QC rf A. I :gilt 1 i vlan' K 'dad lla 'I' I 7 F ..1. AA ...- 5-0 54. N. 'Q , ..-.J .dh ,V f 2 -6 I I 'Q A Q -Q , ,- , , , 0 O' TL'-Q! i is-Q Q inf'-qw j 3 'Thuil I 4 I :iii 154 nil .fJ'.'.-.-. 3 Xi Mosf Mosf popular girl ..... popular boy .... Besl' looking girl-- Besl' looking boy .... Besl' girl aihle're--- Besf boy a'rhle+e-- Besf dressed girl-- Besi dressed boy- Class Class Romeo ----- ---nu Juliel ------ Girl who has done mosf for class- Boy who has done mosf for Mos? Mos? Mos'r Most Mosl eilicienf girl ------- efficienl' boy ---- siuclious girl- sfudious boy---- ialenfed girl ---- Mos? ialenfed boy ----. Besl aciress .-------- Besl aclor ---------- Besl' girl dancer ------------ Besi boy dancer --------- Girl mosl' likely +o succeed Boy mosf likely 'ro succeed ---- CLASS ROSTER class- - - Class clown -----------.--- Class womanhaler -------- Mos? argumenfafive--- Quiefesl' --------.- Tiniesf ----------- Mos? Class Class Class courleous ----- diploma? --.- llarlsl -------- inseparables ------ ------Hazel Scheels Frank La Poinfe Marion Slingerland ------Paul Delvlidio Louise Lemke -----Teddy Schelle -----Maxine MacDougall -----------John Kelly ----Charles Wifherwax ---------lla Shulles -----Joyce Sherman Frank La Poinfe ----Freida Diamond -George Wifkowski ----Nora Lingerman -----George Becker ------Sonia Lesley ----Edwin Tournier ----Mary Caldwell -----John Svec ------Evelyn Grob Harold Shafer ---Dorofhy Gordon -Douglas Dillenbeck -------Merfon Neff Walfer Van Zandl' ----------------------John Kelly Our boxing champ ----- Besf iennis player -------- Girl with nicesf dimples ----- Boy wi+h The nicesr dimples Counfry boy --------.----- Boy wilh The blush ---- -- Girl wifh The smile ---- Nighi Class owl ------------- Floyd Gibbons ---- Class Skippy ----- -- il' Class Class Class Mosl' :rf ---------- chafferbox ---- giggler -------- likely Spinsfer- - - Velma Larkin - Virginia Swarl' Belly Robison ------Chesier Sargenl ----Mrs. Schoenborn -----Senior Class -----Craig - Simone -----Buddy Bowen -----Arihur-Young -----Rufh Johnson ----Ido Moranselli Eric Berical Earl Sebasf -----Angeline Sanfa Barbara -----Dorofhy Heinrich - --A -----.----- John Davis ----Louis Schusfer -----Virginia Slu'l'z ----Anneffa Miller -----Irene Anderson ----???? ,cm 'Ez sq! . 'V Q sci Spit LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We. fhe class of I937, being of sane mind lbelieve if or nofl and supposed fo be well-sfored wifh knowledge lwe hopel. do hereby decree and besfow our legacies in full and uncondifionally. fo wif and as follows: To our beloved deans, we bequeafh The memory of our class dumbness. our improper deporfmenf. our sunn disposifions and our remarkable beaufy. May fhis memory ever remain brighf and be a discomforf in lonely hours of fhe fufure. To 'rhe Junior Deans. Miss Veeder. Miss Keifh, Miss Bouse. Mrs. Meyer and Mr. Arnds. 'rhe pleasure. anxiefy and dufy of guiding fhe Juniors nexl' year. Whereas-since fhe persons menfioned below lack such benefifs we do hereby make 'these bequesfs . . .: To Arline Livingsfon we leave Carro'r Tops Wilbur's red hair. To Lorraine Legere we leave Hazel Scheel's self-assurance. We leave Chef Sargenf's gay-colored shirfs and fies fo John Harrison. We bequeafh Half-Pinl' Robison's pefifeness fo Cafherine Simpkins. To fhe Senior Class of l938 we leave Gordon Fisher lwe hopel. To Raymond Poferalski we leave Jim Rigney's abilify fo make himself heard. The Senior Class leaves Alfred Scheurer a pair of sound-proof rubber heels. To Helen Navin we leave Arfhur Seaman's abilify fo look wise when he doesn'f know his lesson. We bequeafh Virginia Swarf's subdued voice fo Helen Murray. We leave Chuck Shell Walfer Van Zandf's quief manners. To Kafherine Payne we leave Eileen Sibel's freckles. We bequeafh Meri Neff's long shanks fo Chesfer Arfhur. Anneffa Miller's charming habif of chewing gum in school we leave fo Elsie Kling. To Valeria Kursa we leave Velma Larkin's modesfy. To Kafherine Primeff we leave Evelyn Grob's neaf hairdress. We bequeafh Douglas DiIlenbeck's good nafure fo Fred O'Connor. To Anna Hoyf we leave Frieda Diamond's curls. To Gilberf Anders we leave Sully Hofaling's girlish figure. George Becker's abilify fo sfudy we leave fo Bill Loucks. Sonia Lesley's giff of gab we bequeafh fo Agnes Filo. To Filmore Sfanfon we leave Louis Schusier's fifle of Class Skippy. To Shirley Roberfs we leave Joyce Sherman's power of managing all fhe resf of the school. Whereas--since fhese could use 'ro advanfage a greafer abundance of such quali- fies already possessed, we do hereby make fhese furfher bequesfs: We leave Kenl' Spring's flowery arf of wrifing love leffers fo fhe girls fo Bob Jeweff. Mary Effore's friendliness we leave fo Bianca Coluciello. We bequeafh Winnie Wrighf's fafal charm fo Charloffe Deffbarn. Earl Sebasf's afhlefic prowess we leave fo Jerry Terry. Dorofh Gordon's posifion as Valedicforian we leave fo Kafherine Haines. To Herby Rohloff Harold Schafer's posifion as fhe Fred Asfaire of fhe Senior class. To Briggs and Della Rocco we leave our class romance. We leave Evelyn Pangburn Maxine MacDougall's well dressed air. And here unfo we sef fhis our sign and seal. THE SENIOR CLASS OF I937 Per Harold Shafer. 4 ,cm I 'L 1 4 ii, '11 ill I Xt Aiax Non-Bursfable Balloon Company 333 lf3 Easf 33rd Sfreef New York Cify June l7If2. I945. Mr. Kennefh Rexford Mgr. Podunk Theafres. lnc. San Francisco. California Dear Kenny: How's fhe 'greal' Rexford coming along wifh his vaudeville shows af San Fran- cisco's old oprie house? ls fhe grand and glorious skyscraper sfill holding up under fhe applause which your shows always gef? In my capacify as super-salesman for fhe Ajax Non-Bursfable Balloon Compan , I hif all fhe mefropolises of 'rhe Uniled Sfafes, and I came across many of our old school pals of our alma mafer. Draper. Bifs of news have driffed my way 'rhaf are really red-ho? flashes. This business of selling non-bursfable balloons fo fhe lads and lassies of Uncle Sam's kindergarfen is quife a geffy-aroundish kind of business. I mean I ge? around here and There and hear fhis and fhaf abouf These girls and 'rhose boys of Draper's I937 class. Lawrence Baumler. fha? 'rravelin used car salesman. gefs around fasf and once in a greaf while our afhs cross. Well here's a boy who knows fhings and sfuff worfh while sending fhrougli Uncle Sam's mail. He informed me fhaf Harry Beers is repre- senfing fhe U.S.A. in fhe l948 Olympics, fha? George Becker is a chemisfry pro- fessor af Cornell, fha? Eric Berical begins on N. B. C. as a comedian nexl' week. fhaf Julian Bowen is a professional boxer ouf in Ohio, fhaf Paul Briscoe is shorfsfop wifh fhe Defroif Tigers, baffling againsf Earl Sebasf and Teddy Schelle of fhe New York Yanks of whom Alf Cruickshank is fha manager. George Rehak is now a soldier boy in Uncle Sam's army and Louis Schusfer has become a firsf-rafe farmer ouf in Van- Buren, Arkansas, Bob Burns' old home-fown. Theodore Ruchalski is now Slim Summerville's sfand-in ouf in I-lollywpod where Earl O'Brien is rivaling Bob Taylor and Paul De Midio is giving Gable's dimples serious compefifion. Chef Sargenf is salesman for fhe Flashy Tie and Shirl' Company of Old Soap Suds. Indiana. and Alex Milne is salesman for The Noisiesf Cleafs Com- pany . . . Bong-Bang. Here-I-Come. So here we end The dofs, dashes and flashes of Winchell Baumler. Eugene Bukowski, now selling Dill's Besf smoking Tobacco, fells me some whafsifs abouf our fellow raduafes, which I now forward fo you in my besf Schoenborn English. Eugene feclils me fhese facfs: Chesfer Crounse, fhaf grand hunfer, is now a ''Bring-'em-back-aliver in darkesf Africa: John Davis is sporfs announcer for C.B.S.: Gordon Fisher is rivaling Walfer Winchell wifh his news column in The Chicago Times, Fisher on River Sfreefn: Kennefh Grunewald is a sax player wifh Jimmy Dorsey's swing band, and Edwin Tournier blows fhaf horn wifh Ken: John Kelly is leader of fhe minorify parfy in Congress: James Hofaling, Sully fo you, is Colonel Sfoop- na le's double ouf in movieland: Beniy Kozlowski has carved his name in fhe musical hafla of fame as fhaf cerfain guifarisf wifh Paul Whi'reman's orchesfra. Did you know fhaf Eddy Suffon is farm advisor af WGY and fha? Doug Dillenbeck is edifor of fhe Schenecfady Gazefle? Doesn'f fha? prove fhaf Draper should be nofed as a fop-no'fch school? ,cm .nil 4 ll - A:-Tl . ,X :4-2:-fi :',. Oh, yes. here are some more lasT-minuTe flashes ak!:uT The genTlemen of our class. WalTer VanZandT is a Trig Teacher aT N. Y. U. George WiTkowski is a greaT novelisT as you probably know. as one of his books won The PuliTzer prize for This year. ArT Young is challenging Fred Perry This year on The Tennis courTs. Jerry Terry, sTar of Yale's gridiron. is bucking George Simone. sTar of N. Y. U., in a grand-smash game This week. STanley Vedder, The boy who did so much Tor our Draperian, is now business manager oT The Peel-less Orange CorporaTion of Orange CraTe, Florida. ln m wear wanderings I ran across Mary Aldershoff The oTher day so we goT on a bus andlTalkedl over old Times. Mary is now ediTor of The Farmer's Wife magazine Tor hicks and hay-sTackers only. She Told me some swell whaT-noTs abouT The old- Time gals land groansl. Here's her dope : GerTrude Adriance is WesTern Union's peT messenger: Evelyn Grob has become one of Those moaning blues singers land a very good moaner she isl: Helen Gordon and Angeline SanTa Barbara have opened a beauTy shop and Helen is chief bangsTer lkeTch on?l: Edna Kildoyle is a fancy sTepper on The Broadway sTage and sTars in many musical comedies, her currenT success being Wake Up and Shiver : Nora Lingeman is Teaching a class in German To say v's for w's : Lucia Aldini and Maxine MacDougall are New York's TavoriTe models: Rosemae Magee is lobbyisf in Congress Tor The American Legion: AnneTTa Miller has become a BeechnuT saleswoman: Mary Horan has become a comedienne wiTh The Will Rogers dry punch: Isabel Cameron is The girl in The Maybelline ads lremember her Two booTiTul eyes?l: DoroThea Bickering is The ediTor of The Advice To The Lovelorn column in The New York Daily Mirror: HarrieTTe Peek is a SisTer in WhiTe way down souTh where she is helping The poor and homeless: Wanda Pryba is known as The lady Rubinoiif and how she plays The Been: BeTTy Robison is a permanenT hone mooner aT Niagara Falls lguess why7l: lrene ATkins is The eTT'icienT secreTary To Mr. Gerard Swope, PresidenT of G. E.: lrene Anderson is The leader oT a swingy swing band: Marion Slingerland is winning Tame ouT in Hollywood as a very preTTy acTress: Stella Szumlas sTarTs vox-popping on The eTher waves nexT week: Winifred WrighT has become Mrs. - ....... ........ l aw. come on, guessll: RuTh Van PaTTen is The girl in The TooTh-powder ad and MarTha Bickering claims ThaT Drene shampoo keeps her curl locks soTT and lusTrous lsee Them in The magazines?l: MarTha Von STeTTina was accllaimed The perTecT hosTess of old GoTham: Helen Welch is head nurse aT Ellis HospiTal: Joyce Sherman is manager of The world's largesT caTeTeria lremember our soup sales?l: Virginia Fusco is a warbler of popular ballads: Frieda Diamond and Jean Barden are boTh sTars of The MeTropoliTan Opera Company: Marilyn Campbell is a conTesTanT in The six-day bike race held here nexT week: DoroThy Gordon was valedic- Torian of her class aT college ldoesn'T Draper shine?l: Louise Lemke is head of The girls' baskeTball Team of Madison quare Garden: Hazel Scheels is now Miss ATlanTic CiTy of l945 land a very nice miss, Tool. and EdiTh Cummings is Miss Chicago of l945: BeTTy Saulsbery is now Mrs. Al lor did you know?l: BeTTy Wiedaw is sTaTT pianisT Tor NBC lhave you heard her melodies ripple over The air waves?l. Well, l guess ThaT's all The news and 'lliiifgs and slufl ThaT have come from ours Truly. So wiTh fair adieus and a Ren'ieml:zer Draper, lf?37 I say fare Thee wellland goorn bye! The Forec:asTer, GEORGE SOR ELLA Per Velma Larkin. P.S.-Here's one more swap and The biggesT ol all! Did you know ThaT Frank LaPoinTe is To run Tor Governor of New York in I948? Well, he is, and are we of Draper proud or are wel! P.S:-Seniors . . . Don'T shooT!! Pul-eezll lT's all in Tun. fr I 1 9'- ff ff- Wx 1 Ab dr- Y HV . , Q, 5 K, i lk , X , ,ly . . ' 1 ff, V, f ' - .,- X7 ,ii If N-Kr. , , 7 f' , 2 ' - ' 's f ,iff ,fn ,ff Zx Ig f ,Sgeif-1 ,N -A f'-, 1 ,if- f Y' A - C- . I' ,-5:-:, I ' , V . Z' Z 'K K, I ' ,IM V F if 5 J wi if ' V f , 1 ' . V l' 1 L' 4, A V . K ,f,l L1' :,. ' Q -il ff , , f .X 4 ,f .V if f ,- .f 1 Jf 4 , ' ,f H lx , V . , 1 'I Y T W' fy TJ GRADE SCHOOL TEACHERS Front Row--Mr. Arfhur Benningfon. Miss Edna Sfevenson, Mrs. Lucy Paine. Miss Lorraine Sege- barlh. Miss Gerfrude Pinney. Miss Frances Rendell. Mr. John Mullen. Second Row-Miss Ida Mae Hamilron, Miss Margaref Turnbull. Mrs. Kafherine Connoly, Miss Rufh Lindsey, Miss Julia Sfood, Mrs. Gladys Ziclrler, Mrs. Irene Palmeier, Mrs. Viola J. Holman. Third Row-Miss Helene Zalewslca. Miss Doroflwy LeGare. Mrs. Maude Howenslein, Mrs. Norma Reily. Mrs. Cafherine Suits. Mrs. Gwendolyn Pickerf, Mrs. Eslher Schermerhorn. Y 1 .,-.lf s - .,.-I: JUNIOR A AND SENIOR B Firsl Row-Dorolhy Vogel, Bernice Evans. Beafrice Quay. Madeline Kallcbrenner. Leona Karl, Ruih Liedlrie, Hilda Schrieber. Concefla Della Rocco, Virginia Harley, Bianca Colucciello. Anna Hoyl. Dorofhy Diamond. Julia Kocinslri, Hazel Arnold, Ursula Wisian. Doris Renlcawifz, Margaref Owen. Gerlrude Horfon. Miss Kielh, Miss Bouse. Roberl Jewell, Shirley Roberfs. Miss Veeder, Mr. Arnds. Helen Murray, Bernice Peferson, Helen Horacielr, Laura Lee, Evelyn Pangburn. Lorraine LeGere, Kalharine Payne, Rulh Maclr. Kalherine Sf. John, Lillian Mauo. Helen Peceri. Second Row-Marion Smifh, Marion Viscio, Alice Williams. Josephine Sanlore, Josephine Spina. Elsie Briscoe, Virginia Simplrins. Jean Fiano. Margaref Wedlalre, Helen Mihal, Helen Navin, Bertha Adriance. Belly Meyer, Marqaref Gordon, Janet Dixon, CharloHe Deffbarn. Calherine Simplcins, Alfreda Dobkowslci, Jean Freflo. Dorofhy Conger, Helen Sfurgess, Belly Sherwood, Eva Senecal, Anna Meyer. Marjorie Scofl. Dorofhy Knierim, Elsie Kling, Rulh Welch, Margaref Kipp, Dorofhy Borsl, Lorraine Nolle. Myrlle Lasher, Grace Davison, Helen Lucas. Third Row-John Morrell. Nellie Yanowslri. Mariorie Becker. Agnes Filo. Audrey Child, Mariorie Vause, Helen Trowbridge. Eva Biclrering, Charlorle Anderson, Mariorie Payne, Virginia Reimann, Rufh Simon, Theresa DeFonso, Dorolhy Guyeffe, Sophie Rowney, Kafharine Primefl, Dorolhy D'Orazio. Valeria Kursa, Chrisline DeMidio, Berry Cromme, Mildred Chrisfison, Kafhryn Haines, Berfha Auchfer, Doris Hallenbeclr. Mary Nelarico. Fourfh Row--Raymond Marlcs, Henry Weisheil. Raymond Poleralski, Edward Krylowicz, Ernesl Jess, Frank Bialoncilr. Winfhrop Kipp, Jack Lindsay, Chesfer Arlhur, Donald Klofz. David Smilh, Charles Shell. James Raab, Ralph Giello, George While, Fred Sarneclry, Paul Gronslri, Richard Vedder, Ray- mond Williams, Gordon Rochslroh, Earl Briggs. Wymond Gordon, Ralph McNab. Richard Bolechewicz, Anrhony Cosla, James Smith. Frank Lenhardl, Oscar Sillner. Chesfer Sanla Barbara. Kullmar Mowers. Fiffh Row-Fanlr Manifesfo, George LeGere. Carl DeNovio, Fred O'Connor. John Harrison, Francis Young, Norman Nolle. Paul Wait Charles Anderson, Elton Waldron, John Kehoe, Arfhur Snell, Louis Blumhagen, Filmore Sfanlon, Arlhur Hughes, William Mcl-larg. Herberf Rohlofl. Purcell Bronlr. David Thomas. Russell Cain, Chesfer Mulyca. Alfred Scheurer, Anfhony Mulyca, Gerald Riclrson, William Declzer. Harry Rochslroh, Raymond Andrews, Kennelh Durranf, John Puchalslri, John Mercog- Ian. Clifford Bradshaw,Franlr Anderson. Richard Mehnel, Joseph Hollslag, Kennelh Logan, Harry Sahr, John Gufhrie, Arlhur Bradl. - I , , . 1,-i .vr v. - . .. . ,A-' ---- 'Q . J JUNIOR B Firsf Row-Kallwerine Plause, Lorraine Curran. Beatrice Slencil, Belly Allard, Sabina Boyle, Maria Jackson. Ellen Delong, Yvonne Tafuref. Miss D, Griffin, Regina Godlewslci, Veronica Morawslci, Gladys Blessing. Alfa Bradshaw. Jean Wilber, Charloffe Chichesfer. Second Row-William Braunig. Carl Wolfe. Cafhrine Offman, Doris Mafflnews, lrsne Ciofoli, Doroihy Cochis, Jean Barlrer. Arline Livinqsfone. Kalhrine Gerard, Janei Slurgess, Margaref Schaffer. James Sfewarf. . Third Row-Gordon Laviolefie, Lee Sianfon, Leo Monfinero, Joseph Tirsigni. Roberf E, Smifh. Roberf LeG-ere, Richard Hamelin. Donald Renlcowih, Bernard Roberfs, Leonard Mack, William Harrie, Frederick Tillema. Charles Briggs. Fourfh Row-Edwin Maifhews. Donald Relyea. James Evans. Reber? Hall, Herberf Ruff, Donald Wempls, Frank Kovarovic, Alberi Frimefi, Edgar Cromie, Angelo Ciofoli. SOPHOMORE A Firsf Row-Roy Edelfelf, Miss Graves. Kenneih MacDonald. Clara Harfley. Gladys Hickolz. Hazel Barber. Alice Egry. Ida Croofe, Elaine Boehm, Sylvia Navolny. Jennie Prencuk. Jeanefie Filar. Char- lofie Thomas, Rufh Van Denburg. Dorofhy Vageline. Josephine Sanfa Barbara, Mary Valilr. Anna Young. Helen Masiclc. Rufh Wolfe. Mary DeLorenzo. Lucy Johnson, May Hoyf, Mrs. Morris. Miss Van Zandt Second Row-Berfha Senecal. Cafherine Lane. Rufh Mifslrus. Dorolhy Furbeclr. Eleanor Kefcham. Josephine Hosso, Kaiherine Konazewslri. Marion Keefer. Marqaref Eafon. Julia Geores. Alma Feuz, Regina Sibel, Lorna Nelson. Dorothy Sibel, Mary Mell. Vera Becker. Esiher Barlley, Jeaneffe Dezorf. Virginia Cummings. Louise Pidgeon, Miriam Maffhews. Myfle Wagoner. Eunice Borden. Third Row-Ralph Giello. Edward Lasher. Max Holland, Joseph Valachovic, Edward Malfhews, Maurice Becker. Lawrence Kirlcpafriclc, Oscar Evere'r'rs. Frederick Shoemalcer, Wilbur Dean. Vlasla Drahos, Enid Chandler. Lily Biclcering, Theresa Coldaro. Doroihy Galucci. Jean Cromie. Margaret Tullner, Gladys Magee. Waller Shave. Casper Bonlc, Joseph Simone. Fourfh Row-Richard Oeser. Edward Jasenslri. Homer Siffner, Alfred Kelleman. Dominick Bena- quisfo. Louis Deluca. Kazimier Erurioslri. William Guyelfe, Walfer Kanelzlry, Elio Baflaglia, George Gafes, Roberf Dean, Legrand Proui. Roderick Maclnfosh. Marfin Zach. Wayne Chesfnul, Palsy Freffo, Charles Van Wormer. Aaron Van Wormer. James Copland. Louis Feulner. Fifth Row-Charles Helub. Edward Burdick, Floyd Coffee. Valenfine Sindoni. Harry Roclcsfroh, Elliolf Louclrs, Roberi Rannie. Alberf Smifh. Edmund Tomac. Alfred Frederilrsen. Edward Feuz. Richard Boehm. Anfhony De Caprie. Raymond Swarf. Paul Kuffich. SOPHOMORE B First Row-Miss Walfermire, Miss Sheffield, Mrs. Fryer, Siella Ferri. Marion Parlcer, Bessie Farina, Virginia Flowers, Marguerife Hinlrle, Kafhleen Dunn, Josephine Oropallo. Louise Pidgeon, Alma Keefer, Angeline Mongillo. Marfha Wright BeH LaRoe, Shirley Craig. Margaref Websfer, Alice Sfaehle, Kafhleen McDonald. Johanna Weloih, Lilnian Swari, Mary Spefla, Florence Wagoner, Alena Avery, Marion Sepedowslni, Mariorie Kappelle. Second Row-Roberf Bowers, Donald Hall. Roberf Hopkins, Dominick Mercoglan, James Spina, Marian LaMalfa, Philo LaGrange, James Jones, Leo Puchalski, Joseph Manifesfo. Dominick Eais, William Brandenburg. Herberia Scoff, Margarei Deifbarn, Elizabeih Voiner, Dorofhy Craig, Milfon Cyomme, Joseph Mihai. Leo Reynolds, Ausiin Fuller. Edison Kipp, Earl Morris, Ruih Becker, Helen Adini. ' Third Row-Norman Masur, Eldrifh Paulson, John Skoda. Edward Borkowski, Charles Soulis, Thomas Gonia, Max Arnow, Eggie Kubina, Rodman Kieff, Anfhony Fusco, Maifhew Wesolowslri, William McGroHy, Kennefh Wemple, William Rigney. Wallace Housion. Donald Middlefon, William Colden, Alberi Aifendorn, Albert Grasso, Valenfine Sindoni. Fourih Row-Bernard Ferfal. George Kazi, Lawrence DiNovio. George Masur. Joseph Sor- renfino, Roberf Epfing. Edmund Mack, Henry Sfewart, Ethan Scofi, Truman Wagoner. Raymond Schmidt John Horczalr, John Schubert. Melvin Bronlc, Roberf Bolion, Arihur Hoffman, Arihur Glover, Edward Granlsowski, Kenneih Bendf, Warren DeLap, Rolland Mead, Earl Benneif, Gerald Blaclrsione. Fifih Row-Paul Kuffich. Leonard Pulver, Louis Pfaffenbach. Edward Porier. ,,.,f , . -'. -lf?- ,.Q..'Q'gi:f:f ?ij::E.kf 'V ' 'El Q 'T W I 'W V - . lfihi 5iaQfi'h':L,1.- 4' - - fl . . , e 4 , I ,gr +2 as- n :X ii. .:,.,,T,. I r . 1 . 1- 'H .,. 1 FRESHMAN A Firsr Row-Shirley Nelson, Evelyn Hall, Anila Marx, Lois Earls. Mary Cochrane. Marie Frederick. Anna Hickoch. Genevieve Kaza. Miss Jones. Edna Jansen, Ru+h VanZand+. Grace Marible. Anifa Monal, Miss Wieneclre. Louise Flewelling. Anfoineffe Effore, Rose Monianaro. Eleanor Miller, Ella Jansen. Helen Pafhenbaclr. Alice Moody, Helen Kavarvic, Hilda Peelrs. Lavina Terry. Mary Ears. Viola Commorala. Anna Relasenso. Second Row--Elizabefh Sheran. Jean Armsfrong. Gladys Russell, Befh Shulfz, Florence Scheels. JaneHe Myers. Clara Kozolowslra. Frances Kiviailroslri. Leona Weaver. Gerlrude Kubina. Mary Marlrs. Gladys Della Rocco, Bernice Mrozelr. Nina Cicen. Mildred Kemner, Auby Lee. Berry Beclrer. Rose Marrofla. Aline Hofaling. Rufh Colton. Louise Bussman. Louise O'Brien. Genevieve Brosslci. Margaret Fox. Grace Andrews, Warren Winslow. Viclor Mihal. Third Row-Waller Looman. Melvin Hasbrouclr, Genevieve Kepegreyer. Rose Ausf, Beafrice Counfryman, Esfher Prider. Rose Sanla Barbara, Beffy Riley, Virginia Williams. Agnes Rehalr, Beffye Baller. Helena Fifzpafriclr. Freda Carrie, Alma Tulloch. Viola Swarf, Rufh Vanzandf, Gladys Kapelle. Winifred Urban, Irene Kasper. Luella Craig, Sadie Chaflrowski, Josephine Kazas. Mary Marfinellie. Emily Boscia. Edyfhe Wilkins. Vera Smifh, Belly Relyea. Guy Galluchi. Fourfh Row-Kennefh LeGere. Edward Crowninqshield, Marshal Gerey. William Parlrer. John Simone. John Famiano. Edward Lifschllre. Warren Cameron. Charles Winn. Abboff Seaman, Francis Feulner. Richard Duel. Theodore Kursa. Nick Perillo. Vicfor Fiano, Sfanley Yanowslri, Guy Barberi, Alvin McClad, Lawrence Pefersen. Raymond Porfer, Carl Adamczalr. Roberf Livingsfon. John Miln. Floyd Lent. Filfh Row-Edwin Winslow, Edwin Hawlrey, Warren LaVioleH'e, Roberf Crule. Charles Fuller, Kenneth Haines. Joseph Flemming, Louis Lupi. Adolph Syzeyewski, Stephen Smifh, Roberl Oeser. Garref Aldershoff. Elmer Lunde. Floyd Scoff. Nelson Slingerland, Warren Wolff. Roberf Clark, Henry Sfewarf, Alfon Bradshaw. Kennefh Lamp. Joseph Confo. Thomas Purcell, Edwin Barry. Gordon Liedlrie, Richard Frederick. Arnold Dry. ., A,- qgecpe-,.,, - ,g..J,-1.-. N V- Y l . 3... ., L ff - I -- r Y -. 1.,, . .. .- -3. - , ,, 5. I., ,. its-jx. ,.. l V4 1'-,iq ,U Y N A I . . --M ... ....-,,. ,, -from '- f ..-.vu ' D ...-, ' .P ,Q ' J ' ' .-- 1 ' f - ,M ..,,. - ', ', , 3 - ' - A-I ,N -'. N- V 'J ,. .K ' 'QQ-'-PSE roi- 'J' ' J-f,.y11 .fi ' - 4 pf' r -A -. f-.' an ',-- .. ,' v s' f- .'- I Y - , A-45.1,-L ' i 'Ez .-4,31-2fw.f-1 ' gh., V. - 4,-V-A ' .iff J -3' ::,m' . ',,-' f .. v -' 'L.'lllv.4'- -' -14 fqdu-T ' y- an-2. ',QKg?,.' 4 Li Jil .V uw., ' age: fgg-',,,f',',utfMgqg'g:51,..-'43-Q7 , - 1 -in f V. Ni-,I--ifQ 4fi':' ,QL4 igrgrgi gg-3 .6 V. ' -we we FRESHMAN B Firsf Row-Jean Rowland. Josephine Famino, Helen VanAHen, Jane Clufe. Eunice Priddle. Ruih Reynolds. Agnes Navin, Rebecca DeLap. Barbara Adams. Gladys Bundy, Anneffe Cadie, Erna Keller. Virginia Cegelslzi. Velma Chace, Florence D'Amico. Irene Okonis. Eleanor Pryba, Harrieffe Rockwell, Olive Van Pollen. Grace Guarro, Marion Riley. Second Row-Marie Goodness, Jane Suffon. James Famiano, Roberf Dunlavey. Roberf Conger. 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I Q H ,, .i,.yJfii.- M s 'll' -fj STUDENT COUNCIL Vera Becker, Miss Bouse, George Sorella, Paul Briscoe, Mr. Windsor, Thelma Craig, Miss Jones, DoroThy Gordon. Margaref Websfer, KaThryn Haines, Helen Murray, James I-Iofaling, KaThIeen McDonald, Hazel S heel . C S Presidenf ,f...,e. ,,,. ..e.e....,.. P Aui BRISCOE Vice-Presidenf .... s- -W .... .... 6 EORGE SORELLA Secrefary .....,. ,.e.........,.,....... T HELMA CRAIG FaculTy Advisers MISS MARY B. BOUSE MISS HELEN JONES MR. WILLIAM WINDSOR The STudenT Council had a very successful year This year. Through The aid of The I-Ti-Y Club, The members of The STudenT Council enforced a very effecfive Traffic sysfem in The halls. Members of The Traffic squad were placed aT Tops and boTToms of sTairs, and aT midsecTions and in The busiesT secfions of The halls during The Three minufes beTween classes. Each Traffic officer wore a small badge so ThaT The sTudenTs would recognize and obey him. Their obiecT is To keep order in The halls and prevenf any congesfion during The change of classes. They also prevenfed sTudenTs from running Through The halls, causing confusion. The Freshmen were aided greafly by This agency. Through The STudenT Council a sysTem of checking The running Through The halls was esfablished. Girls, who were willing and had sfudy periods, were sTaTioned ThroughouT The halls during periods. Anyone leaving a room during The period had To presenT a pass To These girls. Ofherwise he would have To remain in his room. This sysTem, alfhough The firsT Time iTs kind has been Tried, worked ouT very nicely and sfopped The roaming in The halls. The presenT STudenT Council wish ThaT These Two sysTems will be in force for many years To come because never before in The hisTory of The school have The halls been in beTTer order during The passing of classes. ... ' '. -,.-.. .4--' ,. ww Tix ,Ak 4 - I , V Q .' ' ' ' ' '3' -t,s5 f'F '.- - - .' I . . , -. D i - .' 'T . -41.0 rc-1.--I-ft.-, . ' - , K I u . ' -..,- ' .J .f V- r . wan' - BLUE TRIANGLE FirsT Row-Miss Dorofhy GriTTen. Sonia Lesley, Nora Lingeman, Winifred WrighT, DoroThy Gordon, Lulcia IAIdini. Thelma Craig, BeTTie Robison, Marion Slingerland. AnneTTa Miller, Frieda Diamond, Hazel Sc ee s. Second Row-GerTrude Adriance, BeTTe Wiedaw. BeHy Tablewslri. Gwendolyn Child, Virginia SwarT. Angeline SanTa Barbara, RuTh ATl:ins, STella Szumlas, MargereT Culver, Evelyn Grob, Isabel Cameron. Third Row-Rosemae Magee. Joyce Sherman, Mary Caldwell, Genevieve WolTner. MarTha Von STeTTina. Edna Kildoyle, RuTh Johnson. Genevieve Szawiela. PresidenT ,...........,...a.....a....,....... LUCIA ALDINI Vice-PresidenT e,....,....,,,......,,... DOROTHY GORDON SecreTary ,...,.,..,,....,...a,,....,,...., THELMA CRAIG FacuITy..c,,..-,MISS DOROTHY GRIFFEN, MISS ESTHER MILLER The Blue Triangle Club begins iTs year oT club worlc wiTh a recogniTion service aT The Y.W.C.A. AT ThaT Time, boTh The old and The new members re-dedicaTe Them- selves To The ideals Tor which This club sTands. The club has been very acTive in boTh social and service work This season. In order To renew ecquainTances aTTer The summer vacaTion, a TheaTre parTy and supper was arranged. Also during SepTember a picnic Tor The members oT The cabineT was held aT Tippy Canoe. AT This Time The calendar Tor The year was ouTlined. Our TirsT big underTalcing Tor The year was a Jinx Dance, held on Friday. November The ThirTeenTh, in The Draper High School gymnasium. IT Turned ouT To be a very enioyable occasion and was a Tinancial success. The ouTsTanding evenT Tor December was a ChrisTmas parTy wiTh The Hi-Y bo s. During The same monTh we planned a ChrisTmas program Tor The inmaTes oT The Children's Home and The Old Ladies' Home, presenTing Them wiTh giTTs. We began The new semesTer wiTh a parTy wiTh our sisTer Girl Reserve Club, The Silver Circle. This was held aT The Y.W.C.A., wiTh an aTTernoon oT games Tollowed by su er. ppFor our EasTer service worlc we packed a large box wiTh giTTs consisTing oT cloThing and Toys Tor The children of The Plum Orchard School in ClayTon, Georgia. Under our new sysTem OT class membership, nexT year's club will consisT oT all new members Trom The class oT I939, since The presenT members are seniors and hope To graduaTe in June. We have held several meeTings and gave a Tea Tor These new members in order To acquainT Them wiTh The TradiTions oT The Blue Triangle Club. During The pasT monTh we have held Three sales, The proceeds from which will provide Tunds Tor our annual ouTing. which will be The Tinal evenT oT The year. .9 T -- ' ' '11 ... s'w.- f jf X - . . 4- F - , 1 . J -. D -1. HI-Y CLUB First Row--KenneTh Shoemaker, Harold Shafer, Charles Shell, HerberT Rohloff, Frank LaPoinTe. Mr. Arnds, John Kelly. George Simone. ArThur Young. Douglas Dillenbeclr, Harry Sahr. James Heaney. Second Row-Raymond Marks, George Sorella, Gerald Saddlemire, Eric Berical, Gordon Fisher, John Svec, Richard Bolechawicz, James Rigney, Kennefh RexTord, James HoTaling. Third Row-ArThur Hughes, Edwin Tournier, Kullmar Mowers, WalTer Van ZandT, Francis Young, David Smifh. Merton NeTT. PresidenT ......, --- -- .,... .........,. J Ol-TN KELLY Vice-PresidenT .... ..a.. H ERBERT ROHLOFF SecreTary ..,... ---DOUGLAS DILLENBECK Treasurer--, ----- ---.------- G EORGE SIMONE -MR. FREDERICK ARNDS The Hi-Y's acTiviTies began This year wiTh The aTTendance oT Two oT our members aT an Older Boys' ConTerence held aT Lake Placid. New members were iniTiaTed. Upon The reTurn oT The conTerees. The Hi-Y launched iTselT upon a new venTure, The selling and disTribuTion oT HOT Dogs. ln December There occurred in Albany, anoTher con- Terence, This one lasTing Tor several days. ln January The graduaTion oT PresidenT Franlc LaPoinTe made The elecTion oT a new presidenT necessary. In The laTTer parT oT April, aTTer greaT preparaTion, The annual Hi-Y play was presenTecl. Through The whole year The Hi-Y has aided The TaculTy and STudenT Council in The managemenT oT Traffic. The club inTends To close The year wiTh a Trip and an elecTion oT officers Tor The coming year. FaculTy Adviser --.------------------ . . ,l ' 'W 'I' , ':Y?', V - I -. :..',,Jf L .. .,. ,, . . 4 ..,i SILVER CIRCLE PresidenT ....,... g,,..... . . ....A MAXINE MAC DOUGALL Vice-PresidenT ,,.. ,,., . -..HMARY DEEONSO SecreTary .........v5,,H.. ..-.. ..,,.. .. ,. . IRENE ANDERSON Treasurer ,,,,,...v... .. .,..,. . ...,,.,v..... HELEN GORDON AdviserscMISS TI-IERESE WIENECKE, MISS OLGAREETA VEEDER Firsf Row-BerTha Adriance, Mariorie Payne, Jean IreTon, Helen Gordon, Mary Defonso, Maxine MacDougall, Miss Therese Wieneclce, Miss OlgareeTa Veeder. Irene Anderson, CharloTTe Anderson, Helen Welch, KaTherine Payne. Helen Murray, Jean FreTTo, Laura Lee. Second Row-Bianca Colucciello, Mary Horan, Elsa Tullner, Rufh Van PaTTen, BeTTy Sherwood. Theresa Defonso, Lorefia Mullen, BeTTy Meyer, Kafherine Haines, BerTha AuchTer, Doris Hallenbecli, Irene ATlcins. Third Row-+Gwendolyn Shave, Anna Meyer, Eva Senecal, MargareT Gordon, Lorraine NolTe, Dorofhy BorsT. Helen Czyzewslci. The Silver Circle sTarTed iTs year's acTiviTies wiTh an inTormaI iniTiaTion OT The TwenTy new members. This was Tollowed by The Tormal recogniTon services combined wiTh a parTy aT The Y.W.C.A. To celebraTe The cIub's TirsT anniversary. Among our various Tinancial acTiviTies during The year were a Tea dance, several small sales, and a very successTul Toocl sale aT Carl's DeparTmenT STore. AT ChrisTmas Time we gave a IiTTle-sisTer parTy and disTribuTed ChrisTmas boxes as our mid-year service proiecT. The liTTle-sisTer parTy, which was held in The school audiTorium, was a success beyond our highesT expecTaTion. Each club member inviTed a less-TorTunaTe liTTle sisTer and Through The fine co-operaTion oT boTh girls and advisers, TorTy liTTle girls wenT home ThaT nighT, Tired, buT happ . A our aITernaTe social meeTings This year, we enjoyed TalTis by diTTerenT members OT The TaculTy, and The Girl Reserve SecreTary, Miss CharloTTe Morris. The discussions proved boTh inTeresTing and educaTional. On April 9Th, our club sponsored a Silver Swing Dance. This dance was held aT The school, and in spiTe of unTavorable weaTher, was a success. The club gave a Tea aT The Y.W.C.A. on May I6 in honor oT The Girl Reserve moThers and our TaculTy advisers. The Silver Circle will close iTs busy. happy year wiTh a reunion wiTh The old members, and a club Trip. ' ' W g '. uf -: 'f' ' ,Q - N . -, -fn I . v BUSINESS CLUB Firsf Row-Miss Mary Bouse, Mariorie Payne, Virginia Reimann. Bianca Colucciello, Ido Moran- selle, Elsa Tullner. Alfred Cruiclcshanlc, Arfhur Young, Angeline Senfa Barbara, Earl O'Brien, Annefla Miller, Dorolhy Diamond, Eileen Sibel, Evelyn Grob, Mrs. Marion Morris. Second Row-Gwendolyn Shave. Jean lrelon, Belly Tablewslci. Genevieve Szwiele. lrene Aflrins, Mary Caldwell, Genevieve Wollner, Rosemae Magee. Margaref Gordon, Julie Kocinslca, Kafherine Haines. Berlha Auchler. Myrlle Lasher. Third Row--Edwin Tournier, Eilmore Sfanlon, Paul Briscoe, Louise Lemlie, Dorofhy Vogel, Marfha Von Slelfina, Dorolhy Gordon, Harry Sahr. John Gufhrie, Armand Valleila. Presidenf ....................,.,....e,... ARTHUR YOUNG Vice-Presidenl .,.,.............,.... ALFRED CRUlCKSl'lANK Secrelary ..,................... ANGELINE SANTA BARBARA Faculfy Advisers--MlSS MARY BOUSE, MRS. MARION MORRIS Reporiers.. ,.a..,........,, ANNETTA MILLER, ELSA TULLNER Sergeanls-af-Arms ,,........ EARL O'BRlEN, IDO MORANSELLE A+ fhe siarf of 'rhe currenr school year, The Draper Business Club decided fo increase ifs membership. The new officers slalf elecled from las? year's members were: President Arihur Young, Vice-presidenf, Alfred Cruickshanlc: Secrefary, Angeline Sanla Barbara: Reporlers, Annelfa Miller and Elsa Tullnerp Sergeanl-al-Arms. ldo Moran- selle and Earl O'Brien. Throughoul The year The Draper Business Club had many sales for 'rhe purpose of increasing ifs lreasury. These sales were given The hearfiesi cooperalion from The members in order io be successful. Each year The Business Club slrives io visi'r some inferesfing business house. The pasf year They visifed Two inleresiing places, namely, Schenecfady Savings Bank and The New York Telephone Company. With confinued coo eraiion, diligence, pafience and unceasing efforls. fhe Draper Business Club shells reach new goals and realize new ambifions in The fulure iusl as if has in fhe pasf. -fd' -Q . it xl- - Y,-.!.,-ul' v' . JA' t e v ' . P 141 'Se' 'fv - -. ' .' A ' lib-' or FRENCH CLUB Firsf Row-Mariorie Payne, Beffy Sherwood, Laura Lee, Bianca Colucciello. Betfie Robison, Mrs. Rose Meyers, Winilred Wrighf, Margarel Owen, Virginia Sfuiz, Mary Effore. Margaref Culver, Berfha Adriance. Second Row-Marjorie Beclcer, Janef Dixon. Janef Sfurgess. Dorothy Conger, Virginia Rieman. Rufh Simon, Kalhreen Plause, Maxine McDougall, Shirley Roberis, Margaref Gordon. Loreffa Mullen, Doroihy Borsf. Third Row-John Harrison, Frieda Diamond, Sonia Lesley, Yvonne Tehaulf, Cafherine Offman. Harold Schaffer, Belly Maffhews, Kafherine Payne, Isabel Cameron, Irene Anderson, Douglas Dillenbeck. Presidem' ........ ---WINIFRED WRIGHT Viceepresidenf .... ..... B ETTIE ROBISON Secrefary ..,.,.....AaD..... ---EVELYN PANGBURN Faculfy Adviser - Treasurer ............... MRS. ROSE MEYERS The French Club was off To a successful beginning fhis year by enlarging fhe group wifh several new members. A parfy was given in honor of fhese members. For fhe firsf Two monfhs. our energies were all direcled foward making some money for our Treasury. Several Sweef Sales were given, and when prosperify was once more ours, we decided upon an aiier-school fheaire parfy. A+ fhe opening of 'rhe school ferm some more new members were admilfed. We decided fo inifiafe fhese girls by leffing rhem carry 'rhe hor dogs and roof beer on 'rhe spring hilce from school fo our desfina- 'rion in Carman. In order +o bring our year fogefher fo a happy climax a roller skafing pariy was decided upon aifer fhe elecfion of nexf year's officers. This year was a parficularly pleasanr ear for us and surely we will always remember 'rhe jolly parries and merry songs, and' fhe congenial afier-school meefings on aflernafing Wednesday nighfs. lei?-'Af r- ' LIS ' ' ' , Q ,'w.iiT, -A 454435 0,-. . v.f'-'-f,- T'zr-,u-..'- , . ,..,J,.. f- - I L T- f-- r ,.Q,'1' I ,A ' '. '.'?Q,1'gffp. J .Y ,, , .. ,if.:,,-.T-HlTQQ'h1 4. ' 7 .I A '-- '- .- ,.raf-1 A . - ,gegiiwg-i '- --.. - rv -,, ' ri ' -ru T ,,,..' r ,. LIBRARY CLUB Presidenf ...... .................... E VELYN PANGBURN Vice-President-- ........ ELSIE KLING Secrefary ...... ...... K ATHRYN PAYNE Treasurer ....... ........ M ARGARET KIPP Faculfy Adviser ...................... MRS. MILDRED YOUNG Firsf Row--Kafherine Kendiczaslci. Helen Navin, Marjorie Payne, Belly Sherwood, Janel' Dixon, Kafherine Kipp, Evelyn Pangburn, Mrs. Mildred Young, Kaihryn Payne, Elsie Kling, Shirley Roberls. Wanda Pryba, Sonia Lesley, Ruih Van Paflen, Margaref Culver. Second Row-Enid Chandler, Vera Becker, Helen Siurgess, Dorofhy Conger. Virginia Reimann. Rurh Simon, Berry Meyer, Julia Kosinslca, Margaref Gordon, Anna Meyer, Kalherine Lane, Ruih Mifslrus. Third Row-Gwendolyn Shave, Ursula Wisian, Margaref Eldred, Kalherine Haynes, Margareffe Schaffer, Virginia Sfufz, Lorraine Legere, Ruih Welch, Margarei Kipp. The Library Club has been fairly aciive 'rhis year. We have had a few Sweel' Sales, and Through excellenf co-operafion, we have made our quile well. We have been more acfive in our Library worlc This year. We have recenily enlarged our membership, and plan To fake in more new members. We are planning a Trip for The end of The ferm. DRAPER MIXED CHORUS Firs1 Row-Director Arlhur Benningfon, Dovofhy Sibel, Gerfrude Horfon, Helen Sfurgess. lla Shullis, Rufh Marlin, John Gufhrie, Kennefh Shoemaker, Sonia Lesley, Douglas Dillenbeclr. Lorna Nelson, Eileen Sibel, Evelyn Grob, Rufh Van Paflen. Second Row-Raymond Marks, Kafherine Lane, Doris Maffhews, Arline Livingsfon, Eva Biclcerinq, lrene Anderson. Charlolfe Anderson, Mariorie Kapello, Isabel Cameron, Charloffe Deffbarn, William Bieunig. Third Row-Kenneth MacDonald, Slanley Vedder, Ralph Ciello, George Gales, Gerald Riclrson, Edward Maffhews, Donald Relyea, Gordon Roclmsfraw. Herberf Ruff. Presidenl. ..e... - - .....e,..... KENNETH SHOEMAKER Vice-Presidenh..- ,..... JOHN GUTHRIE Secrelary ..,, ,......,,. S ONIA LESLEY Treasurer ,,.. .. ,,.,..,,,,..,.,,.e MWDOUGLAS DILLENBECK This year our school was given a New Deal in music. One of rhe numerous music clubs organized was fhe chorus. His composed of a fairly large group of singers, mosr of whom have never had experience in presenfing operellas. Alfhough handi- capped in fhis way, 'rhe Chorus presenfecl l-l.M.S. Pinaloref' and if was acclaimed a success. The main characfers of This opererfa were as follows: Liflle Buffercup. Rufh Marlin: Josephine, Charlolfe Derlbarng Capfain Corcoran, Sfanley Vedder: Sir Joseph, John Gufhrieg Cousin Hebe, lsabel Cameron: Boafswain, William Breunigg Dick Deadeye, Douglas Dillenbeclcq Ralph Raclqsfraw, Kennelh Shoemaker. We believe 'rhal lhe Chorus will become one of 'rhe prominenf organizalions of Draper. Hs success is greafly due fo The eflicienf and skilled managemenf of i'rs direclor, Mr. Arlhur Benningfon, and able assislance of Miss Verna Walfermire. --fjJv . 'f ' K. - s ' , .- M ...L l ..-Pr I , A ., -- -.-0 , ,K gp --' - ,. ,.q,x.. - ' . A . . . X 'V g , DRAPER DRAWING CLUB Firsl Row-Doris Renlrewilz, Elsie Briscoe, Belly LaRoe, Shirley Craig. Gerlrude Horlon, Miss Verna Wallermire, Helen Slurgess, Margarel Owen, Julia Augusl. Marion Smilh. Second Row-Rulh Wolfe, Jean Barker. Eva Bickering, Vera Becker. Hazel Barber. Dorolhy Guyelle, Belly Sherwood, Rulh Van Pellen, Margarel Culver. Third Row-Josephine Sanla Barbara, Frederick Shoemaker, Thelma Craig, Hazel Scheels, Evelyn Grob. Richard Bolechewicz, Isabel Cameron. Presidenl .............. ---GERTRUDE HORTON Vice-Presidenl .... ..... . -MARGARET OWEN Secrelary ...... ...,..e,.... S HIRLEY CRAIG Adviser .........c......c........ MISS VERNA WALTERMIRE The Draper Drawing Club reporls an inleresling and prosperous school year. We began by malcing poslers. holding various sales, and purchasing pins. ln November we held an auclion-lqueslion marlcl--, and laler in lhe year our presiclenl supervised a mosl enioyable Valenline parly. Al presenl, lhere is a hol dog roasl in lhe olling, and, lc: conclude lhe year's aclivilies, a lrip down lhe Hudson. Did we hear you say, sollo voice, Lel's hope lhe boal sinlcs. ? ' ORCHESTRA Firsl Row-Sonia Lesley. Wanda Pryba, Edward Mallhews, Roy Edelfelf, Charles Shell, James Raab, Direclor Arlhur Beningfon, William Decler, Lorraine Nolfe. Charlo++e Anderson, Mariorie Becker. Luigi Colucciello. Second Row-Helen Slurgess, Kennefh Grunewald, Roberf Livingsfon, lrene Anderson, Kennefh MacDonald, Edwin Tournier, Frank Lenhardf, John Skoda, James Hofaling, Arfhur Snell, Wallace Husfon, Purcell Bronlr, Rolland Johnson, Kennefh Wemple. Presidenf ,,,,,.. -- --- .,,,...., ,,,. I RENE ANDERSON Vice-Presidenf ,.,. ---EDWIN TOURNIER Secrefary ....a ....,a,,,., S ONIA LESLEY Treasurer--- --- ---- CHARLOTTE ANDERSON Librarian. .-.----------------------- ,KENNETH GRUNEWALD This year broughf many new and excifing experiences fo fhe orchesfra. Under our new direclor, Mr. Benninglon, we held our firsl orchesfra concerf in lhe hisfory of fhe school. If Turned oul' lo be a success, even lhough if was poslponed for a monfh because of Mr. Benning+on's illness. We have made many appearances in school aclivi- lies and assemblies and have aroused greal enfhusiasm among lhe pupils. We are grafelul lo lhe school for buying us anofher piano and allowing us io rehearse Twice a weelc. We are now looking forward To making a success al 'fhe Spring Fesfival and graduafions. We all wish lols of luclc lo Mr. Benningfon fhroughouf lhe nexl year. 1,4 i- -. -. :.w : jr, I ' y Jn.. 1 THEATRICAL CLUB Firsf Row-George Gales. Miss Rufh Youngs. Miss Verna Walfermire, Palsy Frefio. Second Row--Beriha Senecal, Julia Geores, Elaine Boehm, Margarel Eafon. Third Row-Beffye Baker, Joseph Valechoic, Leonard Pulver, Mary Mell. Presideni' ................ -- ..... ..... R UTH MITSKUS Vice-Presidenf .,,..,,,,.,,................... PATSY FRETTO Treasurer ..,.....................s,s.... ETHEL THOMPSON Faculfy Advisers-MISSES VERNA WALTERMIRE, RUTH YOUNGS The Draper Dramafic Club was formed in November I936. If was organized as an aid 'ro ofher clubs, when fhey endeavored To enferfain on 'lhe Draper slage. lfs main work is 'ro acf as sfage props, furnish or make sfage scenery. secure cosfumes. and make up The performers. In The lasf year The Club has assisfed The High School Chorus in fheir opereffa. Pinafore and 'lhe Hi-Y Club presenfalion of Cheerio, My Deario. Nexr year The club will aHemp+ 'ro learn dramaiics, and To pu? on fheir own performances. gil .Ju ' 1, , ,pn V - Lv, , f- . ,awr- JUNIOR HI-Y Firsf Row-Wallace Huslon, Roy Edelfelf, Kennefh MacDonald. Fredericlr Shoemaker, Mr. William Windsor, Leonard Mack. Homer Sifrner, William Rigney. Second Row-Edward Burdick, Gerald Blaclrsfone, Ausfin Fuller. James Evans. Joseph Valahovie, Floyd Lenf. Marlin Zach. Third Row-Harry Roclcsfroh. Leonard Pulver. Edwin Mailhews, Melvin Bronlr, Roberf Bollon, Palsy Freffo. Presidenl ............ ..... ........... L E ONARD MACK Vice-Presidenf--- ..... FREDERICK SHOEMAKER Secrelary ...... ..... K ENNETH MAC DONALD Treasurer ..............,....,,............ HOMER SlTTNER Facully Advisor ...................a MR. WILLIAM WINDSOR The Junior Hi-Y Club of Draper High School was nor organized uniil fhe lalfer parl' of Ocfober I936. Airer several preliminary school meelings in early November a formal inifiaiion was conducfed al fhe Scheneclady Y.M.C.A. af which lime 2l mem- bers were inifiafed. Meefings have been held weekly for 'rhe purpose of discussing social problems of youlh. On several occasions meetings have been held af 'rhe Y.M. C.A. affer which lhe members enjoyed swimming and various games under 'the direc- fion of Horace F. Shepherd. boys' work secrerary of The Y.M.C.A. ln February. fhe Junior Hi-Y, The Senior H1-Y, and several girls' clubs aided 'rhe Sfudenf Council in forming and regulafing a fraffic confrol proiecl' in fhe halls and sfairs of Draper High School. A+ fhe lasr eleclion of lhe Junior Hi-Y, 'Four new members were elecfed, raising fhe quofa fo 25 members. The ouisfanding social evenl was a recenf roller slcaiing parfy sponsored by rhe Junior Hi-Y af a local rink: over l5O alfended. The club is looking forward nexl' year fo more and greafer acfivifies under 'rho leadership of 'rhe sponsor, William Windsor. Shop Insfruclor. X53 . MQ , DT1s.Q f 1 8 v, 1, ng. f, N f, A. C.- Mi r AY, ' I ' vig, X H-rw. if XX q Xixfmzi fs P ? Q53 i V I Q ' 'Vs X 2 Y Y Uqjxx F ig lg XJ F ' , . v '- dw ATHLETICS The Draper High School AThIeTic Program sTarTed in Sepiember of I936 wiTh The seaTing of The AThIeTic Council. Frank La PoinTe, Earl SebasT and Shirley RoberTs were elecTed presidenT, vice- presidenT and secreTary-Treasurer. respecTiveIy. Under Their regime many worThy accomplishmenTS were made. In The Tall oT I936-The Draper High School Soccer Team Took The Tield againsT The sTrongesT Teams ThaT could be secured in NorTh EasTern New York and waded Through The season wiThouT a deTeaT. This was The sixTh consecuTive campaign wiThouT a seTback. aIThough The Team was Tied Three Times in The nine games This year. RESUME Draper OpponenT Draper OpponenT 6 -- ,, FuITonviIIe ...,..... O 6 --, -- Troy .... -- ---U O 2 , -- WaTervIieT c- ,., O I - -- WaTervIieT --- , I I - -- l'IeaTley -- -- I 2 - -- FulTonvilIe -- -U O I - W I'IeaTley .... -- 0 - - 2 - -- Middleburg -- -.' O 2I 2 O ......... Troy ..,,,..,,,.., 0 CapTain James Heaney, Paul Briscoe, AlberT SmiTh, Floyd Millar, Donald BilIingTon, RoberT Rennie, Theodore Schelle, Armond VaIIeTTa, David Thomas. Roberf Legere. Julian Bowen, John GuThrie. Earl Briggs, John Morrell, Alfred Cruickshank, Woodrow Hamil, Harold ScoTT, Edgar Cromie, Ido Maransille, and Raymond Wehel, Manager. were responsible Tor The Teams success. The basketball campaign was sTarTed The Third week in November wiTh a compIeTe new Team. due To The losses by graduaTion. Mr. Fink was conTronTed by a heavy problem, buT The boys responding gave a very good accounT of Themselves on The courT and managed To finish The season wiTh nine wins and Ten losses. The boys finished in second place in The Tri-CounTy League. Members will be losT by graduaTion, buT some varsiTy members will be IeTT To make a good combinafion Tor The T937-38 season. The boys included on The Team are: CapTain Harry Sahr, Theodore Schelle, George Sorella, MerTon NeTT, ArThur Young, Sherwood I-Tamil. Earl SebasT, Earl Briggs, Gerald Terry, Julian Bowen and Marion La Malfa, Manager. The BaskeTbaII Squad reporTed in April wiTh buT Two leTTermen as a nucleus To build around. The Team sTarTed iTs campaign wiTh much enihusiasm aTTer Three weeks oT Training. IT will meeT in iTs TirsT TesT. On This year's schedule are such Teams as ST. Joseph, Milne, RohIoTT Jansen, Union Fresh and Philip Schuyler of Albany. The boys composing The Team are Paul Briscoe. CapTain: Floyd Miller, James Fulner, George WhiTe. Earl SebasT, Sherwood I-Tamil, Gerald Terry, James Evans, Charles WiTherwax, VicTor SanTore. James STewarT, Earl Briggs, Julian Bowen, RoberT Legere, Theodore Schelle, Frank Anderson. John Puchalski, Marion La Malfa and Leo MonTenaro, Manager. On The whole, The season was very successful wiTh The Teams represenTing Draper winning The maioriTy of Their games. DRAPER THRQUGH A KEYHOLE SchenecTady, N. Y.-A senior classman aT Draper High School did noT know The Revenue AcT which Miss Veeder, The HisTory Teacher. said musT be learned. AfTer he had confessed ThaT he did noT know The lesson, Miss Veeder flashed a smile and said. ThaT's quiTe all righT. IT probably won'T be on The Regenfs anyway. Draper High School-Two seniors deliberafel lefT a class To go To The fire. LaTer They refurned and were Told To geT, admiT slips. The Two culpriTs Then wenT inTo Mr. Baker's office and explained The siTuaTion. When They asked how many days' deTenTion They were going To geT. Mr. Baker sTarTed and said, DeTenTion? Oh, forgeT iT. I know how you boys haTe To sTay afTer school. ' Schenecfady. N. Y.-ln Mr. Jepson's fourTh period law class The greaTesT phenom- enon ThaT has ever occurred in Draper Took place. ChesTer Sargenf did noT give one glance or say a word To eiTher Eileen Sibel or Evelyn Grob. Schenecfady, N. Y. - BeTTie Robison. a Senior in Draper High School, has reached The asTounding heighT of six feeT eighT inches. When quesTioned as To her meThod, Miss Robison smiled a charming smile and said, l'mi sorry, buT iT's a secreT. SchenecTady, N.Y.-The Draper High School had an assembly. NoT a biT of noise could be heard and every pupil paid sTricT aTTenTion To The program. When The speaker finished There was poliTe clapping, buT an absence of whisTling, booing and sTamping. Draper High School-Today Mr. Zimmer, The principal of our school. wenT around passing ouT The Teacher's checks. The Teachers all wore a very displeased look. SchenecTady, N. Y.-The sTudy hall radios have been Turned on every day of The lasT Term. The sTudy hall pupils have been enTerTained by swing music and some of Those skiTs which have morning spoTs. SchenecTady. N.Y.--James Hofaling, who is The ThinnesT senior in Draper has jusT pared off ThirTy more pounds of avoirdupois. HoTaling expecfs To be The human skeleTon in The Barney and Bailem, Tinkling Bros. Circus. Draper High School-Mrs. Morris gave The pupils of her sixTh period economics class a TesT. Everyone in The class received a hundred percenT. lTsk, Tskl. Draper High School-JusT before The ....... vacaTion Mrs. Schoenborn informed her-TirsT period English class ThaT They would have a very long assignmenT over vacaTion. The class greeTed This announcemenT wiTh a cheer. UT can'T happen herell SchenecTad , N.Y.--Draper High School's soccer Team wenT down in defeaf before Podunk. The PodunkiTes scored aT will and The final score found Draper wiTh only Two goals To Podunk's TwenTy-Three. lWow!l Draper High School-The pupils of Draper were oufraged aT a new sTudy hall rule. which sTaTes ThaT pupils may speak or leave The room wiThouT permission from The Teacher. . ' 7 April 27, i937-John SmiTh fell vicTim To a hiT-and-run person in The Draper Halls. SmiTh was walking peacefully in The Draper Halls when a reckless person hiT him a lusTy blow across his back causing him To drop his books. Along The Main-We noTice The Junior Prom is due any da now. The Juniors are gradually geTTing a swelled head from The ThoughTs ThaT They wililsoon be Seniors. Draper High School--We see The new addiTion on The school is coming along gradually and we cannoT help sighing when we Think ThaT we won'T be here To enioy e comforTable audiTorium. The Playhouse-The play. Cheerio. my Deerio, wenT oTf fine. We wonder who ThaT swell liTTle French maid was. Human lnTeresT-Take piTy on The Freshmen. They cannoT help being undignified. Remember youse were kids once. Draper High School-We hear rumors ThaT The much publicized and much Talked of Senior Ball is gonna be held in The swank afmosphere of The HoTel Van Curler. SchenecTady. N.Y.-One of our deans has gone back To naTure. She recenTly moved inTo The Tangled iungles of Colonia. Draper High School-If a cerTain genfleman Teacher would noT Try To inTerfere wiTh The work of Dan Cupid, his law class would resemble a park on a spring nighT. Draper High School-Remember The Freshman who spenT a half hour Trying To find The elevaTor so he could To room 42? Draper High School- CheT SargenT's shirTs make all The Senior boys green wiTh envy, especially The yellow one. i I I I I Mr. Baker .... Mr. Zimmer .... Eric Berical .... Mr. Arnds ..... Philip Hoffa ...... Miss Bowen ........ REMEMBRANCES -------Tha'r's enough ouf of you! Two weeks' defenfion. ------Don'+ forgef fhaf fhere's no school nexf week. -----------------------------------l befcha! -----We'll have a liffle check-up Tomorrow. Class. Remember April in England ? Bring pen and ink and clofhs. Mrs. Schoenborn ..... ........ F or fomorrow . . . Hazel Scheels ........ ................... H oy! Jean lrefon ........... ................ T here if goes! Marion Slingerland ..... .................... O h. I know! Miss Veeder ......... ........... W rife if ouf fiffy +imes!!! Mrs. Meyers ....... ..... N ow, Class. sfop your fiffering. Judge Jepson .... .... T omorrow is opporfunify clay. Mrs. Young ................................................... Ouief. please. Mrs. Sills ,....................................... A cheaf is lower fhan a worm. 3rd and 4+h period hsifory sfudenf fo lsf period sfudenf--How far did you go Today? Harold Shafer .................... .- .......................... Hello, Keedling! Affer Easfer vacafion ................................ The smell of oil in fhe halls. The Senior Deans ..... --- We'd gel' beH'er resulfs wifh a liffle cooperafionf' Chem Lab ........ Miss Sheffield ...... Winnie Wright- --- Any desk ........ Black boards ..... Bullefin boards ..... The school radio ..... Senior English ........... Vanify phofographer ....... Miss Miller lin Mafh classl .... ..... Junior Year ............... ....... Before fhe Prom ......... Evelyn Grob ....... George Rehak ......... -- Freshmen ................. Seniors. early in fhe morning ..... .............. ' Af'rer fhe Ball ls Over ........ .... ' ' Sweef essences and vapors! ------------Ready, People? --------Whaf did you say? --------------Gum and dusf. - ...... Sale of-. Meefing of-. -------------------Papers hanging by one fack. Turned on once a year. -----Trying fo undersfand Undersfanding American! Now look fhe birdie in fhe eye. -----------Come on. you fellows! -------Geffing our school rings. -----Dancing classes in fhe gym. boy! -Af fhe masquerade. Looking for fheir rooms. 'Gofcher Hisfory done? We Won'f Gef Home Unfil Morning. Anneffa Miller .............. ....................... C hewing gum. Charles Shell .,-,.,,,,. Rigney and Sorella ..... George Sorella ...... The frafhc squad ..... Mary Caldwell ..... 37 bullefin board ..... Mr. Beningfon ......... W. P. A. workers .... The big fighf ........ One o'clock ....... Class of I936 .... Rufh Wilson .... Arfhur Young ...... Mary Effore ......... John Kelly ............ Maxine MacDougall .... Beffe Wiedaw- ..... - Irene Anderson .... Lawrence Baumler .... Priscilla Bachend ..... Thursday .......... Joyce Sherman--- Library Club --..- Annual evenf ---- Beffie Robinson .... Lunch room 38 ..--- Eileen Sibel ...--- Helen Welch ..-.-. Dorofhy Gordon ..... Walfer Somerville -... de moiders .--.---. Mr. Baker .....-. The Draper Rubinoff ---------------Always Truckin'. ----Characferizing Mor'd Alice. Keeping order in fhe halls. Rolling Those big. brown eyes. --- Don'f forgef fo cover your moufh while sneezing. Leading fhose snappy marches. Lining up af fhe wafer faucef. Blue or whife gowns for graduafion. Thaf lasf minufe rush fo homerooms Picfure us rushing for fheir aufographs -------------------------Hey, Teach! -------You vanf fo know? ----Please read fhis nofice. ------Well, I fhink . . . --------Oh. go 'way. -------Snap! Snap! -------------Oooohl --Gef going Ford. ---------Don'f . . . -------------------Senior Soup Sales! ---- We can'f have a sale wifhouf soup. ,--------------------Reminder slips. -Infelligence l?l Tesf! ----Hee! Hee! Snorf! --------Wifh one boy in if. ------------------Okel Dokel! -----Whaf's fhe maffer wifh a? -------------------Tchl 'lychl ----------------------Huh? ----------------Julius Caesar. ---- He oughfa be in picfuresf' CAN YOU IMAGINE? Teachers ........ Stanley Vedder .... John Kelly ...... Witherwax ...... George Simone .... Room 37 ........ Senior Class ..... Gordon Fisher--- Mert Neff ...... Evelyn Grob ...... Thelma Craig ....... Maxine MacDougall .... James Hotaling ..... Eric Berical ....... Edward Sutton--- Velma Larkin ...... Ruth Van Patten--- Elsa Tullner ...... Margaret Culver- Vedder's Car .----- Frieda Diamond ----- Sonia Lesle ..--- Wanda Pryba--- Chemistry ---.--- Earl Sebast ----. Charles Shell .----- ----------------------------Not cheerful on pay day? ------------Being on time? -----------As a farmer? -------------------Without lla? ---------------------Not boxing? -------------Being dismissed on time? ----Remembering to bring their soup? ---------------Not acting cute ? -----Without high water pants? Without a promised dance? ------,--With messy hair? -----Without that certain style? -----------Weighing IIO? ------With straight hair? -----As a City Slicker ? ----Talking to every boy? --------Without a smile? -----Not talking to boys? ------------Being noisy? ----Not in Sherman's yard? ---------Getting a zero? -----Not planning a party? ----------------A vamp? -----Without Miss Bowen? -------Without athletics? --------------As Teacher's Pet ? Ido Moranselle .-.. -----.---.-...-----...--- A Blonde? Mr. Jepson ----.. -.... I n a typing class the whole period? Jean Barden--- -...--.-...-.. ln a Quaker meeting? Grunewald -.-- -------..--.---.-- W ithout his rin? Somerville --.-- -.--------.--..-----.--- N ot sprawing? Mrs. Sills --.. ---.--.--------.-- T eaching class without hand motions? OUR RADIO STARS Buck Benny Rides Again .-----...-----..------.----.- ---.--- J ohn Kelly Show 'Boat .-....-...... .-.- H .M.S. Pinafore Happy Hank --........ ---. A rthur Seaman Cheerio --.-... ------ G raduation Kitchen Studio .-.. .-.. -.--.-.--.-..-- C a feteria Mysterg Chet ..... --.---.--.-..---. J oyce Sherman Dairy an .......... ...........---..--.. A rthur Young Question Box .-....-.- Little Orphan Annie .-.-. - .---Miss Veeder's History C2 Class ----------------Mary Aldershotf Tom Max ----.....---- -... ..--.-.-. G e orge Simone Ma Perkins -.---.--- ...---.-.-- V irginia Swart Amos 'n Andy ------..-- .---. V alletta and Somerville Modern Cinderella -----.-... .......--.... H azel Scheels Fibber Magee and Molly- .--- Cruickshank and Wilson Pie Plant Pete -..---.-..--- ...-........-.- H arry Beers Vic and Sade -....---.-- ---. E . Stead and G. Sorella Lum 'n Abner -------.. -.---. R igney and Sargent Dude Ranch ----.----... ....--.....- C lass Play Ben Bernie's Orchestra .---. David Harum ----.------ Uncle Ezra's Radio Station-- 20.000 Years in Sing Sing- Ma and Pa -------...--- Jack Armstrong -.....--- Major Bowes .---.. Betty and Bob .-.-- Bing Crosby ----- - - - - School Orchestra - - - -Stanley Vedder ----------------Assembly --- .----.--.-----.. Senior Year -- .-.----- J. Svec and R. Van Patten -----------------Theodore Schelle ---------------------Frank LaPointe ----Betty Robison and Doug Dillenbeck -------------------George Sorella ALL PHOTOGRAPHS in Huis Year Book were falcon in fhe Second Floor - Vaniiy Camera Sfudio of H. S. BARNEY COMPANY TOWN OF ROTTERDAM Town Clerlr's Office I006 PAUL AVENUE Telephone 6-5818 SCHENECTADY, Supervisor JOHN ROBERTS 984 Vischer Ave. Town Clerk PETER OWEN IOO6 Paul Ave. Superinfendenl' of Highways CHARLES GORDON Taylor Sfreef. R. F. D. 3 Healfh Officer ARTHUR P. SOUIRE, M.D. Rofferdam Juncfion Town Tax Colleclor JOHN W. POWLES ll56 Curry Road Affendance Officer JOHN BARHYDT 2256 Hamburg Sfreef ln Charge of W. P. A. ADAM TYBURSKI 946 Adam Sfreef Mill: lnspecfor EVERETTE CANADAGE Rofferdam Juncfion Jusfice of fhe Peace WILLARD G. COOK 3032 Cox Ave. CARL BROWN 25lO Guilderland Ave. ROY WELCH 2854 Plunlcef Ave. RAYMOND G. SMITH Carman, Hamburg Sfreef Welfare Officer CARLET ON BORST 9l0 Vischer Ave. Town A'H'orne ANTHONY P. LJCAS 408 Sfafe Sfreef Affendance Officer CARY DECKER R. F. D. 5, Gifford Road Building InspecforACarman ANDREW STA LE SR. Carman Assessor THOMAS F ER RIS Rofferdem J uncfion Whenever you are in frouble and need fhe assislance of police profecfnon don r fail fo call fhe headquarfers for The Town Constables-Phone 6-58l8 They are af your service fwenfy-four hours per day. seven days per weelc. TOWN CONSTABLES Herman Schmid Paul Fabian Ralph Madison Charles Cherko Leonard While R.F.D.6 R.F.D.3 R.F.D.3 R.F.D.3 R.F.D.6 WE AIM TO PLEASE NY xx. 1, .' nh-T ' 'Ira xi, - Y 1 ,- Q1 THE DRAPERIAN for I937 reflecfs an a+mosphere of presfige and individualify - an accomplishmeni' secured Hwrough fhe fechnique of PHOTO OFFSET and fhe cooperafive abilify of Lifhocrafismen Complimenfs of LANDERS 81 VAN PATTEN Heai' Headquarfers 223I HAMBURG STREET Schenecfady PHON E 6-502 I Complimenfs of R. R. BOND FOR DELUXE COACHES Equipped wi+h Radios and Reclining Chairs CALL G. A. WELCOME 8: SON I7II Union Sfreef, Schenecfady, N. Y. Finesf Coaches in 'rhe Capifol Disiricl Phone 4-9444 Phone 4-9444 in - 1 . occ coco I MILDRED ELLEY PRIVATE BUSINESS SCHOOL Trains High School Graduafes for Success in Business and Helps fo Secure Posifions for Hs Graduafes SECRETARIAL AND BUSINESS COURSES AND BUSINESS MACHINES Send for Cafalog Summer Session 227-229 QUAIL STREET, ALBANY. N.Y. Regisfered with State Board of Regenfs ARNOLD E. WADE Modern lvlolor Coaches for Charfer PHONE 2-6222-SCHENECTADY The Pause Thar Refreshes ,i l l , I BoH'ling Company USED CARS Wifh Plenfy of Unused Mileage A+ HORVATH'S As Low as S5 Down Will Own One! As Long as 20 Monfhs 'ro Pay! JULIUS W. HORVATH, Mgr ISSO Allamonl' Ave.-Cor. Piero Ave. Phone 6-9587 E57 g Op ro 0 E A New Symbol of a Nafionol Organ- izafion Dedicared fo the Scientific Confrol of Dairy Producfs. This Seal is Your Assurance of Finer lce Cream. 5.1 General lce Cream Corp. TIMESON 8: FRONK Funeral Direciors o Oflice and Funeral Home I3-I5 Souih Church Sfreef LADY IN ATTENDANCE Phone 4-65 I 5 Serv-All O'ConneII's Service Texaco - Tidex - Tydol Producfs Accessories - Gas - Oils - Cigareffes Soda - Candy - Lubricanfs Eugene IFa+I DeOrazio-Draper '36 Conrad Urbanslci.Affendanl'-Draper'32 Cor. Vischer 8: Guilderalnd Avenue Opposife Cenlral Marlcei E. J. O'CONNELL, Propriefor To The Graduales Vile congrafulafe you on I'he complefion oil, your sfudies a+ Draper. We join many oihers in wishing you one and all the greaiesl' success and prosperify in the life fha? lies ahead of you. If some of you marry. and remain in Ihis vicinify we should be delighfed 'ro counf you among our many pafrons. Oh. yes. don'+ lorgef Io fell Dad fha? we sell fhe bes'r coal in fown. Thank you. SPRINGSTED 8: SMITH I359 Broadway Telephone 6-I289 Complimenis of M. E. SNYDER 8: SONS Qualify Coal and Ice Service IOOO CATALYN STREET PHONE 2-0682 or 4-6369 Founded I857 ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE Offers fo high school graduafes advanced business +raining of college grade. As a resulf of The ABC plan of balanced educafion. com- bining recreafion wifh infensive insfrucfion, business firms made 593 calls fo The college Employmenf Deparfmenf in I936. For informafion. call af fhe new College Hall, or address PRENTISS CARNELL, JR., Direcfor of Admissions Albany Business College, Albany, New York. New College Hall Complimenfs of Parenf-Teacher's Associaiion OF Draper School CONGRATULATIONS TO GRADUATES Complimenfs of 'vm f Q SCH EN ECTADY U RAPID TRANSW, ID lncorporafed CLOTHES State St. at Erie Blvd. HERE'S GOOD WISHES FOR GOOD OLD DRAPER from CHARLES W. TIEMANN HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS PAINTS GLASS AUTO SUPPLIES RADIO AND ELECTRICAL GOODS You Can Ge? if af Tiemann's Phone 4-8346 2I I3-2I I7 Broadway Schenecfady Middleburg GEORGE BALLMES COAL .na rcs senvlcs now Irene s+fee+ Phone 4-76l3 Compliments of R. W. MAC DOUGALL DUANESBURG New York JAC KSON'S 455 STATE STREET Soda- Candy- Food There's No Awkward Age in Our FAS:-moms for Mussss BARNEY'S ScI'1enecIady's Greafesi Sfore Complirnenfs of SHULMAN CONF'Y CO. S+riving fo Sweefen Life STONE'S DAIRY Wholesale and Relail MILK AND CREAM 4-I579 - 2-7787 WILBER'S GARAGE Texaco Service EIRESTONE and GOODYEAR TIRES Duanesburg, N. Y. Compliments of SEWARD VAN AUKEN AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Duanesburg, New York BETTER FOOD VALUES Free Delivery FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES BeIIevue's Belfer Service Store Phone 6-8I3I PHILO'S GROCERY 229I Broadway DRINK MYNDERSE BEVERAGES Besf in Taste - Besf for Healfh I53 Van Guysling Avenue Phone 4-3378 STAR CANDY COMPANY Broadway HOMEMADE CANDIES Wholesale - Ize+aII CLOTHING For the Enfire Family Use Our Cheerful Credif Plan MORRIS B. OSBORNE 508 S'Iafe Sfreef Kehoe's Service Sfafion LEE'S FOOD MARKET Corner Guilderland Ave. 81 Hegernan Sf. QUALITY COMPLETE LUBRICATTON MEAT5 and QRQCERIES S-75 I737 Altamont Ave. Phone 4-8902 We Carry a Full Line of Mews suns IN ALL MODELS SI5.00 +o 522.50 LINPARK CLOTHES 222 Srafe Sfreef Schenecfady. New York THE CARAVAN GYPSIES complamenfs of Sieve Hidegh Phone 6-8524 George's Music S+ores Devofed Exclusively 'ro The lnferesi of Musicians and Music Teachers Every Known Make of Musical lnsfrumenf Experf Repair FROST 81 REYNOLDS PRINTERS Business Furniture Office Equipmenf and Supplies RKO maze Bldg Phone 4-592' 430 Smifh Sfreef Phone 2-787i Complimenfs of W. J. FREDERICK 8: SONS Floris'I's IOl5 Helderberg Avenue Phone 550 Open All Year DEE'S RESTAURANT DINNERS Luncheons - Sandwiches - A la Carle Founiain Service - Rooms We Cafer for Banquefs and Privafa Pariies FRANK DEE. MANAGER Duanesburg. New York Complimenfs of L. S. KENYON SCHOOL SUPPLIES GROCERIES and CONFECTIONERY 82l Draper Avenue A. J. GRUPE WEDDING BOUOUETS and Flowers for All Occasions 486 Arfhur Sireei Phone 2-2527 Telephone 2-5747 C. S. MOODY-Opfomefrisf Eyes Examined and Glasses Fiffed I I5 Broadway-Three Doors from Sfafe Schenecfady. N. Y. Le+'s Ge? Acquainied You'II Find Your Friends There DUANE DINER DUANESBURG. N. Y. THERES soMETHiNe Aaour THE Pooo YOU'LL Luce BASEBALL TENNIS GOLDSTOCK'S SPORTING eooos Corner Cenier and Franklin One Bloclc from Sfafe Sireei H. D. HUDSON BLUE sumoco e-As ESHELMANS FEED 2623 Guilderland Avenue INDUSTRY NEEDS QUALIFIED WELDERS Take our shori inexpensive welding course. We qualify you for and as- sist Jou in securing one of these goo paying jobs. For iniormaiion Phone 4-I2I6 Modern Welding 8: Healing Company JACOBS 8: VALLETA REPAIRING Batteries 8: Renfals Used Auio Paris Tires Tubes Greasing Service SINCLAIR STATION MARTY JOE X- ROLLER SKATE at fhe PALACE ROLLER RINK Every Affernoon and Evening I38 Erie Blvd. Harry Teefs, Manager Compliments of HILL SIDE TURKEY FARM Duanesburg R. D. l L. McClaine, Proprielor S. PARKHURST Pasleurized Milk and Cream 2045 GRAY STREET Com plimenls of HICKORY GROVE DAIRY Qualify Dairy Producls Complimenls of PAT'S RANCH Rod and Gun Club Road al Allamonl Round and Square Dancing BILL COOMBS ORCHESTRA Bill Coons - Ruth Grob Conrad Grob - Bill Richards PAT BROWN. CALLER Every Safurday Nighl' Music for Round and Square Dancing by MERLIN BOND and His Musical Tops Phone 6-6729 I6l5 Broadway A 8: S CUT RATE MARKET A. 81 S. MORGENSTERN, Proprielors 2804 Broadway, Schenecfady, N.Y. Phone 6-9784 GROCERIES - MEATS - VEGETABLES MlNHAM'S MEN'S SHOP Haberdashery and Clofhing Crofuf-Knapp Hafs I79 Jay Sfreel' Jusl around fhe corner from S+a're Sfreef Minham Harrison Telephone 4-2544 Minimum Prices af Minham's GOOD WOOD GOODS Millwork - Curfis Woodwork J. C. Dearsiine Lumber Co. Cefalyn Sfreef Phone 6-3422 MADAM LORRAINE FASHIONS For Missess-Exclusively af The Carl Co. F. J. CARLSON 81 SONS Pain? - Glass - Wallpaper Delivery Service 5I5 Stale 4-4700 IO06 Crane 2-83I6 225 Mohawk Avenue. Scofia 2-8894 JOSEPH BOUSE GENERAL INSURANCE GAS and OIL GROCERIES and CONFECTIONE I966 Alfemonf Avenue Phone 2-68I6 RY BARNES SIGN SHOP 444 Hegeman Sf. Schenectady. N. Y. Signs of BEAUTY, STYLE. CREATION and DISTINCTION DAVlDSON'S Home Made Douqhnuls Crisp and Delicious FRESH DAILY Phone 2-4265 W. C. Clerk W. S. M-:Donald . ff ', j' . 'Q Q ' -. I CLARK 8: MCDONALD Jewelers end Diamond Merchenfs, 2I5 Sfafe Sfreef Schenecfacly. New York Complimenfs of R. D. DAGOSTINO ICE CREAM CHOCOLATE MILK CLOVERLAND CREAMERY MILK AND CREAM - BUTTER - EGGS CHEESE - HOME CHURNED BUTTERMILK Prompf Service 9I9 Sfafe Sfreef Schenecfady. N. Y. Phone 4-I543 Mark B. Phillips. Prop. All Branches of Beaufy Culfure Rae Marie Beauiy Shoppe Zofos. Bonaf and Realisfic Mefhod of Permanenf Waving 2035 Broadway Schenecfady, N. Y. FILL UP AT PHIL'S P. S. CHRISTMAN. Prop. O-ood Oulf Oas and Oil LUNCHES - BARBER SHOP Phone Delanson 3I7 Duanesburg, N. Y. LEHIGH VALLEY COAL The Coal fhaf Safisfiesu ROSA COAL CO. Phone 4-8238 l84 Erie Bouelvard Camplamems of MR. JEPSON'S Eourfh Period Business Law Class Main Office 56 Weaver Sf.. Schenecfady Phones: Home 4-4l3O-Office 4-0580 HENRY B. RUTLAND LUMBER and BUILDING MATERIAL Branch Office Sfop I4 Albany-Schdy Rd.. Wesf Albany When in Mariaville Visii' PEEK'S GENERAL STORE Tea Room and Soda Founfain EVERYTHING EOR EVERYBODY T. J. KING FLORAL SHOP FLOWERS EOR GRADUATION Overhead Crossing-sfafe sneef Phone 4-6444 Complimenfs of HOTEL VAN CURLER ALLING RUBBER CO. 254 Sfafe Sfreef FISHING TACKLE Tennis, BasebalI. Golf Supplies KEDS of All Kinds Raincoafs. Aufo Tires and Supplies Complimenfs of CHARLES GORDON SUPERINTENDENT or HIGHWAYS Complimenfs oi AIR-O-DANCE PALACE DANCING Up-To-Dafe Shoe Repair Shop J. Thiry, Prop. Guaranfeed Wori af a Fair Price Mariaville Road, So. Schenecfady, N. Y. I2 Doors Above KeIIey's SforeI R. F. D. No. 5, Box ISS Complimenfs of CENTRAL HOTEL E. HART DON'S SERVICE STATION BLUE SUNOCO GAS, ACCESSORIES Candy. Tobacco and Soff Drinks Donald K. Waif 2043 Hamburg SI. Prop. Carman, N.Y. Complimenfs of BUFF FUEL 8: OIL CORP. COAL. COKE. FUEL OIL Qualify All Ways WALLACE'S Specialisfs-in Fashions and Correcf Ensembles for Personal Wear and Home Decorafion 57 Specialized Deparhnenfs LET us HELP You! THE WALLACE CO. Esfablished l92I We have no Branches All Work Gueranleed Wm. l BilI l Kufassy ALUMINUM WORK A SPECIALTY Eleciric and Aceiylene Welding Cuifing and Mefal Spraying 404 DUANE AVENUE Corner of Brandywine Sure Syfges x'R Y SCHONOWE RESTAURANT Fir All Fiffinq SPECIAL DINNERS gas Corner Schermerhorn and River Road Ph 6-69I8 PATTON 8: HALL one Family Shoe Sfore 245 Sfafe Sf. OUR PROTEST Dear ieacher. l swear if I had you In The spoi where you've goi me. l'd sif you down lwiih a bangl in a chair To wrife me some poefry. And l'd make you wriie Till your hands grew numb. And your head from English swam, And when you were fhrough l'd read ihai poem To ihe nafion ol Uncle Sam. In ever class room fhe naiion o'er Idlread your liffle diiiy, I'd sif you in This very seal And for you have no pity. You make us falk And you make us wrife. And you si? back and lisien . . . I wish you had io falk all nigh? Unfil your fear drops glisfened. lf we are dumb. and we can'f write. You read our poems over, And never a poem do you compose- Oh boy! Are you in clover! Bu? if I had you where you've goi me l'd do 'rhe same fo you. g l'd make you so sick Of poeiry You'd wish our English were ihrough. HARRIETTE PEEK. PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS ALL MAKES CORONA ROYAL REMINGTON UNDERWOOD Terms as low as sLoo per week CORONA SALES AGENCY I2 Erie Blvd. Opposife S'I'a+e Theafre +97 W LUKZVAJNS- Jw-6. fm- l if 55425 WW WWW' Strom-f mm , Qs 55 F3 9, ,Mg A , ' - . 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