Draper High School - Draperian Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1949 volume:

'K ' 1 ' N WA I A 1 2 1 'A 4 4 T L y v 1 W .Q 1 , f W ,,,.m 1 1 ,F AN Q 2 WZMH Y mv' 'f ': f , . . w .X 1 , , , A N A , 1 , F n We , W L9 ' X 1-,J V A : .e-5 K . ' M ' W2 3Qf?3 f E A . A 3 wmv' .B 5- ,,,b M3 pug, K 4 U . wx, I X, ' wp! CX, W . 'Q wsliwi w f P' mhz Przqanrian lpuhlislyeh bg the Qllmas uf 1949 nf garzrper 25511 Srhuul Srlpznmzizxhg, Hein Qnrk fixings, , A Qgfaxfexs Z iii if H, 31' 551 521' I Ki f A f ' fi ,f - . f.. KD iw. , .1,. ,, wif .fiigjzirmzf '- Q, 3425-ffav, g. f5f1J:g.'. fe Zigi ..' 'LQ 514. ' Af I A gn., , if by f, ,qv :gs , 3' 5 'z2!1w ?f7 ? X :ih .fzg 3+ 7'-lf 3 'in ff' , l' x y , H-r , X W Qs' as as 1 ' f uw, E f ! ax 1 It is with deep sincerity that we, the Class of 1949 of Draper High School, respectfully dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Earl B. Zimmer, Superintendent of Schools, who is retiring after thirty-nine years of service to our school. We believe Draper School has been singularly fortunate in having a man ot such high integrity as its guide and administrative head tor such a long period of years. Under his capable leadership our school has grown from a two-room school to a large suburban one that is known throughout the state tor its high standards of education. This would not have been possible without his outstanding leadership and unseltish service to our school. It is with a sense of real loss that we say goodbye to Mr. Zimmer, our beloved Superintendent of Schools, and we wish him every success and happiness in his new undertaking. til es i W Administration TO THE CLASS OF 1949 Our nation, our representative democracy, must have intelligent citizens in order to live. The public schools have been given responsibility for providing a basic education for all the children of all the people in order that our citizens will be able to par- ticipate intelligently in our government. l-low well the schools succeed will be shown by your life as a citizen. My best wishes go with you as you leave Draper. HOWARD E. BAKER, Principal AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL The American high school is not something fixed, static, unchanging: it is a growth, reflecting the changing social, domestic and economic ar rangements of our national life more accurately and completely than any other institution. lt mirrors the national ideals and aspirations. The high school gathers into itself an even larger share of the life of our youth. Now it i reaching out for the adult also, offering him a share of its wealth. Therefore, our problems are many and diversified, and we must always endeavor to make the courses preparatory for college, and a finishing school for that portion of our youth who decide tc go directly from high school into the struggles of life EARL B. ZIMMER, Superintendent of Schools My sincere congratulations to the class of 194 lt has been a pleasure to know and work with yo You have distinguished yourselves in many waj while you have been in school. We know we shall be equally proud of you c you continue your careers beyond Draper I-lig School. We will follow your progress with a gre deal of interest. Please come back and see us occasionally ar keep us informed. l wish you the best of luck or good fortune. ESTHER L. MILLER, Girlsl Guidance Counselor Boa rd of Education Seated, left to right: Mr. E. B. Zimmer, Mr. I. H. Burns, President, Mr. H. I. Kehoe. Standing, left to right: Mr. W. Middleton, Mr. I. H. White, Mr. G. C. Sengenberger, Mr. I. C. Gaige The Class of 1949 wishes to express its thanks to the Board of Education for the assistance it has given Mr. Zimmer in guiding Draper School through its 1948-1949 term. If it were not for the unselfish service ot these men, our education would not be possible. We wish to thank them sincerely for their service to our community and to our school. Sch' ll!!! l Cornrnerciai Leii 'ro riqhi, seared: Miss ' Mrs. Picozzi. Wier, Mrs. Mohsiq, Siorrdirigz Mrs. Murphy Mrs. ilcihori. E-conorxfici Mcries . Mrs. Mr . P-rl and Home Leir ro riqwc. Mrs. XN oiker, Mr . Beriirxgiori, Leoi. Miss ubfdwl an Yhqsrcai E-ducciron 'ro ricjriiz Mrs. Crosrricri Mr. Fink. Mrs. Leii Decker , Mrs. Gerard. right: B231 ' ieii io ' nie. Mr. Du Miss E09 Sicxridirig . ick. Miss U ' Chouirxcxrd, Bosiw d Miss id. Mori , Groves. Seoied: Miss Sheiire acuity Serene Se e and Matbern ated alles , left t ' Miller ht: Mi ,Mm RUE 'lg M SS Igtan n , M1-s. di gi Mr eith . Mullen, , Mr. Plath. ' Se iller. Miss Social Studies Standing, Jett to right: Mr Farley, Mrs. Welton, Mr Rowell. Seated: Miss Veeder. cretfrries Lett to right: I Helen ulie Bernh Goetz, lean ard Fu b r eclr. Q cbers Seated left to righ t: Miss Has- Inusin, Miss Halloran. anding: Mss Enea Mss , Miss P1-ice. Ctice Tea Draperl Editors Ingeborg Zimerman Editor -in - Chieig M Business Managers Lett to right: Billie lean Mc- Keone, Asst. Business Mana- gerg Rhein Vogel, Business Manager. Advertising Editors Graham Zehg William Mc- Connellg Stephanie Tokosg loan Leech, Advertising Editor. lohn Serapiliog Sal LaMalfag Nellie Alexson. Missing: Nino Corradig Ioyce Leechg Richard Loeberg Rocco Vitch. Circulation Editors Lett to right: Ethel Davidg Shirley Faronep Anne O. l-larrisg C. Leonard Iohnston, Circulation Editorg Dominick Della Roccop Antoinette Sag- limbeni. Standing, left to right: Dal- ton Bamburyp Adeline Santa Barbara, Publication Editors Lett to right: Lorraine Gaj- dysp lrene Zyskowski, Publi- cation Editory Maybelle Beaton. Missing from picture: Bar- bara Moser. Dal' fun.. E rg Emory Milstrey, 1, Asst, Editor. Literary Editors Left to right: Betty Iean Ber- bert, Gloria DiDonato, Lois Blessing, Literary Editor, Constance Gregory, Miladcr Kozak. Art Editors Lett to right: Naomi Stay, Shirley Garrett, Lorraine Veith, Art Editor, Phyllis Pierce. Sport Editors Lett to right: Robert Sum- mers, Iohn Bove, Sports Editor, Conrad Kuchay. Missing from picture: Mary Terry. Photography Editors Lett to right: Eleanor Pan- nonep Helen Cunningham, lean Frederick, Arlowene Shoemaker, Photography Editor, Edward Gorgap Ber- nard Oclaszg Meryl Schiemer, Shirley Iecm Knightes, lean Riley. Standing, left to right: Doug- las Dennison, Herbert Dud- ey. Intermediate Department Seated left to right: Mrs. King, Mrs. Suits, Mrs. Wilsey, Mrs. Zickler. Standing: Mrs. Ferris, Miss Hendrick- son, Mrs. Maxson, Miss Bruce, Mrs. Ben- ington, Mrs. Marshall. sc . 'i Q Primary Department Left to right: Miss Powles, Miss Deitz, Miss Bolles, Mrs. Bradt, Mrs. Siaskie- wicz, Mrs. Schermerhorn, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Kiggins. Iunior High School Department Left to right: Miss McLenithan, Mrs. Devine, Mrs. Holman, Miss Iones, Miss Goodman, Miss Liddle, Mrs. Payne. mints H mm QQ ln ,X I Eflefs 51111111 fur Pear 09121 Prayer giiigly nh 1:11112 t at fue are true F glfnr all gum' faith ani! hnnestg me plehge nur Inna in gnu Senior Deans 6 Mr. Qu Mon Miss Keith We gratefully express our thanks to our Senior Deans who have made our Senior year a great success and one that will never be forgotten. We realize that if it had not been for their cooperation we ?xC07'7'x and guidance, our Senior year would not have been as profitable or as much fun as it has been. Our sincere appreciation to them for making our Senior year one ot the happiest in our lives. Miss Vee de, '- P an .ff ' fi Q. Q ' 0 Hi., 9 0 5 ..- fi is , 0 lf l af ,- nga K 1 ii. 9 L... ,f Li, A si 5 1 Y 1' W. ' bm Vllnlqlam-.Q K..-rv A Q ,,,....-.gr Honor Students Left row reading up: Eleanor Pannone, Mary Terry, Lorraine Veith, Lois Blessing, David Harris. Right row reading up: Betty Jean Berbert, Ioan Leech, Richard Loeber, Billie lean McKeone, Margaret Knaggs. HONOR STUDENTS Berbert, Betty lean Waledictorianl ..... Leech, Ioan CSalutatorianl Loeber, Richard Zimerman, lngeborg McKeone, Billie lean Knaggs, Margaret Harris, David . Veith, Lorraine . Blessing, Lois . Pannone, Eleanor Terry, Mary . Riley, Dorothy Leech, Ioyce Zyskowski, Irene g Dennison, Douglas Conway, Frank Schiemer, Meryl Gajdys, Lorraine Pierce, Phyllis 93.7 93.0 92.5 91.8 90.9 90.9 90.3 90.2 90.0 . . . 90.0 . . . 90.0 Kelly, Patricia Bambury, V. Dalton Milstrey, Emory Havlicek, Henry Gregory, Constance Rapant, Ferdinand Miller, Bernard We are proud of these students who have distinguished themselves by being named the honor students of the Class of '49. We Wish them every happiness in the years to come. Charlotte Albright A gentle girl is rather charming. Nellie Alexson When she's serious, she's very serious, But when she's jolly, she's a scream. Draperian Board. Robert Ballmes A snappy comeback, al- ways ready, He keeps a flow of Wise- cracks steady. Grace Barraclough Gay and friendly, full of Wit -- She's a girl who makes a hit, Library Club 1, 2, 3, Girls Chorus l, 4, Senior Dance Committee, Iunior Play Committee, Iunior Prom Committee, Senior Play Committee, Girls Intra- mural Club l, 2, 4. Martha Bayliss Martha is the distinctive Wpe, Has the clothes and wears them right. Chorus l, 2, Blue Triangle l, lunior Prom Court. Gertrude Albright A cheerful life is what she loves. Otto Andress Otto's voice is husky and low, It suits us better than most We know. Dalton Bambury Gentleman enough to be a lady's man, But man enough to be a man's man. French Club 3, Treasurer 3, Draperian Board, Senior Play Committee, Senior Dance Committee. Genevieve Barton Short and neat, And hard to beat. Maybelle Beaton Maybelle's sweet, courte- ous way Wins friends for her each day. Girls Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Draperian Board. Dolores Becker Dolores always has loads of fun, Whether or not her home- work's done. Girls Chorus 1, Senior Play Committee. Victoria Bittner Here's a gal who's really swell, And in sports she does excel. Intramural Club 3, Basket- ball, Baseball l, 2. Shirley Borowski Poise, pep, personality - put them all together, And you have our Shirley. Chorus lt 2, Senior Dance Committee. Phyllis Brown Good things come in small packages. Chorus 1, Photography Club. Iosephine Busse She is nice to Walk with And witty to talk with. Betty lean Berbert Conservative and poised with a charming way, We like her more and more each day. Valedictorian, Girls Cho- rus 2, 3, 4, Draperian Bd., Mxd. Chorus 4, Orch. 2, 3, Band 3,4, G.I.C. 3, 4, G.I.C. official 3, 4, Ir. Prom Corn- mittee, Ir. Play Prompter. Lois Blessing When Lois pounds out a 314 beat, Everyone near b e g i n s stamping his feet. Girls Chorus l, Z, 3, Blue Triangle 2, 3, 4, Alt. l. C. C. Representative 4, I. C. C. Vice-Pres. 4, French Club 2, 3, Sr. Play, Draperian Bcl. Lit. Ed., lntra Basket- ball, Baseball 1, Sr. Dance Committee. Iohn Bove Here's personality pl u s everything - In person! Baseball 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, 3, Basketball 4, Iunior Var- sity Basketball l, 2, 3, Co- Y Council 4, Varsity D Club 3, 4, Draperian B'd Sports Editor, Senior Play, Hi-Y 4, Hi-Y Play 4. Russell Brown Russ is a right good scout, One We couldn't do With- out. Robert Cambage Laugh and be gay - For tomorrow is another school day. Marie Celia Iust herself- What else is required? Chorus 1. Betty Clark A friend to everyone. Gloria Colucciello A quiet charm, a pleasant WUY, With always a friendly word to say. Blue Triangle 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus l, 3, 45 Library Club 1, 2, 35 Intramural Club 3, 45 Senior Play Committee5 Senior Dance Committee. Margaret Coons If the way to have friends is to be one, She'll have many before she's done. Shirley Crapser One of the best. Florence Cieszynsld. Full of life5 not still a minute. Rega Clark She's the kind of a gal Who makes anyone a real pal. Frank Conway Be not simply good, But, like Frank, good for something. French Club 3. 0 Nino Corradi ' Well now, We Wouldn't say he is handsome - lust darn good looking! Draperian Board 45 Iunior Representative 35 Orches- tra 153,45 Iunior Red Cross lg Hi-Y 3, 45 Treasurer 45 Hi-Y Play 3, 45 Mixed Cho- rus l, 25 Boxing l, 2, 35 Youthday 35 Draper Fol- lies 3. Drusilla Culver Sugar and spice and Everything nice. 50 I , 5 Q ft 31+ iiiQ7!ifr'A' llf A if Helen Cunningham Laughing eyes and pretty hair, Pronounce her a girl be- yond compare. Chorus l, 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Winter Sports Club l, Intramural Club 3, Blue Triangle 2,3,4, Iunior Prom Committee, Senior Dance Committee, Dra- perian Board. Arlene D'I-Xvignon Arlene has a smile so very demure, She'll always have friends, of that we're sure. Chorus 1. Douglas Dennison Yes, Doug is quite a guy, Once you've met him you'll never forget him. Intramural Basketball 1, Hi-Y 4, Draperian Board, Senior Dance Committee, Senior Play Committee. Thomas DiGesare Courteous, manly, witty, and wise, Always a cheerful gleam in his eyes. Herbert Dudley A pal who helps in every need, Whose worth is proved in every deed. Senior Play Committee, Senior Dance Committee, Draperian Board. Ethel David Many more like her, and our stack of halos would give out. Girls Chorus 3, Intramural Club 3, library Club 3, Draperian Board. Dominick Della Rocco I couldn't be good if I would, I wouldn't be good if I could. Draperian Board, Senior Dance Committee, Senior Play Committee. Gloria DiDonato Friendly and neat from her head to her toes, Gloria makes f r i e n d s wherever she goes. Chorus l, 2, 3, Band l, 2, Library Club l, 2, 3, Sec,- Treas. 2, French Club 2, Blue Triangle 2, 3, 4, I.C.C. 3, V-P 4, Ir. Play Corn., Sr. Play Cast, Draperian Bd., Asst. Lit. Ed, Civic Youth, Int. Basketball 2, Draper Follies 3, Sr. Dance Com. Iacquelyn Dockstader A bit of mirth, a lot of fluff, That's our Iackie, sure enough. Ianet Dumas Quiet, ladylike, and de- mure, Yet full of fun, that is sure. Chorus l, Blue Triangle 2, 3, 4, Girls Intramural 3, 4. Edward Dunn His eyes have all the seeming Of a demon that is dream- ing. Carolyn Eason Chittery, chattery, away she goes, F rom where, where to, no- body knows! Library Club 2, 35 Sopho- more Play. Arlene F erraioli Easy going, full of fun too, We've never ever seen her blue. Chorus l5 Intramural Bas- ketball 45 Senior Play Committee 45 Photography Club 45 Iunior Prom Com- mittee. lean Frederick A girl more peppy, you'll never find, Ieanie always has a new trick in mind. Chorus l, 2, 35 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Winter Sports Club l, 25 Cheerleading 3, 45 Intra- mural Club 35 Iunior Prom Committee5 Draperian B'd5 Senior Play Committee. Russell Frederick Our wonder boy- We Wonder what he'll do next. Newspaper Club l, 25 Boys Glee Club 2. William Dunn Not that he loves Work less, But that he loves fun more. Shirley Farone Oh, if she could only spare Some of her natural curly hair! Chorus l, 25 Winter Sports Club l5 Intramural Basket- ball 25 Blue Triangle 2, 3, 45 Library Club 35 Cheer- leading 3, 45 Iunior Prom Com.5 Senior Play Com.5 Draper Follies5 Civ. Youth5 Draperian Board. William Fleming Here's to a man who is one. Robert Frederick Busy as a button, yet al- ways he Has a grin for you and me. Varsity Baseball 3, 45 Ir. Varsity Basketball 45 Var- sity D Club 45 French Club 35 Intramural Basket- ball l, 2. Eleanor Furbeck Though she's quiet, We must admit, She has charm and lots of it. Chorus 2, 3. 3 in N'-Q -sv K in .. .... . Gloria Gabriele Here's a calm, unruilled Miss, Whose life seems to be filled with bliss. Frank Gallucci Every day he comes to school And never breaks a single rule. Orchestra 3. Shirley Garrett With laughing eyes and sunny face, Of sadness she ne'er shows a trace. Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Library Club, Draperian Board. Lorraine Getman Or light or dark, or short or tall, She sets a trap to snare them all. Chorus l, Cheerleading 3, 4. Edward Gorga Success will come be- cause it is well de- served. Draperian Board. is l . ' 'vw 1' ll!! M1 Lorraine Gaidys A live Wire Who'll never tire. Blue Triangle 2, 3, 4, Li- brary Club 1, 2, 3, Chorus l, 2, 3, Draperian Board, Intramural Club 3, 4, Bas- ketball, Baseball, Volley- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Cho- rus 2. Ioan Gallucci lf looks make riches, We venture to say, Our Ioan Will be Wealthy some day. Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Girls ln- tramural Club, Senior Play Committee, Senior Dance Committee. Stephanie Gesek Sweet in manner, fair of face, Steph sets a merry pace. Photography Club 4. Beverly Goodness Lucky little Bevie, third finger left hand, Head in the clouds, but we think she's grand. Chorus l, 2, Red Cross Representative 1, Blue Tri- angle 2, Girls Chorus 3. Margaret Graham A wee lass with plenty of class. Iunior Prom Committee. l Alex Grosso Al is at his best on a bas- ketball court, Not only a great guy, but also a swell sport. Iunior Varsity Basketball l,Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4. Charlotte Grethen A cheery smile, And a bright hello. Girls Intramural Club, Li- brary Club, Girls Chorus, Orchestra, Senior Play Committee. Bette Hcxllenbeck This charming lass is so petite, You must admit she's very sweet. Ann O. Harris She goes about her cheery way Doing good from day to day. Library Club 3, 4, Girls Chorus 4, Band 4, Orches- tra 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Draperian Board, Blue Tri- agle 3, 4, Iunior Prom Committee, Draper Follies 3. Henry Havlicek Hank always has a come- back snappy, For he is one who is never unhappy. Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys Glee Club 2. gt 5 ' K ... i rf if . 'llv I ati, N 5. -,rt-5. 3, ,V f .4 f -K -3 : K, Constance Gregory Efficient and busy, and let me tell you She's the kind of friend who'd always be true. Chorus l, 2, 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, Blue Triangle 2, 3, 4, Girls Intramural Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Draper Follies, Draperian Board, Senior Play Committee, Senior Dance Committee. Isabel Grout Her very frowns are fairer Iar Than smiles of other maidens are. Physical Education Dem- onstration 2, Squad Leader 3, Freshmen Committee l, Megaphone Committee 4, Library Club 1, Recrea- tional Club 2. Allen Handy Al is so very tall, He is looked up to by us all. David Harris He does everything with so much ease, Will you tell us how you do it, please? Freshman Play, Sopho- more Play, Iunior Play, Senior Play, Hi-Y 3, 4, Hi- Y Play 3, Science Club 2. Herbert Heinrich Herb's not the least bit shy, But it stands to reason he's one swell guy. Soccer 2, 3, 4, Baseball Manager 2, Baseball 4, lunior Prom Committee, Varsity D Club 4. ff is 5525 if 'Gilt ,Xl A Q f' 3' 0- Q l if m l , A FEA: V, -ki' , , n 4 I. sgffi l Florence Heise A glimpse into Florence's eyes Usually fills us With sur- prise. Edward Herzog To worry little, study less, ls my idea of happiness. Intramural Softball 3. Elma Hinckel Her pleasant nature is a thing For which you hear our praises ring. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 3, Photography Club 4. Frederick Hudson His cheery way and good cooperation, Put him in command ot every situation. Chorus l, 2, 4, Intramural Baseball and Basketball 3, 4, Cheerleading 4. Beverly Ann Iewett She's little, she's wise, She's a corker for her size. Chorus 1, Library Club l, 2, 3, Blue Triangle 1, 3, 4, Photography Club 4, Win- ter Sports Club 4. Iulian Helm Though he looks so deep in thought, Beneath that calm face mischief is wrought. Robert Hewett A fine fellow ever, In fun and endeavor. Marguerite Horn A gal who's always on the run, But nevertheless, she's full ot fun. Blue Triangle 1, 2, 3, Cho- rus 2. Walter Ieiiers Quiet in classes as a rule, But full 'ol fun outside of school. Varsity D Club 3, Soccer l, Intramural Basketball 1, Boxing l, Wrestling, Band 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Boys Glee Club 2. C. Leonard Iohnston Friendly, good looking, full of fun, Whatever he starts, he sure gets done. Boys Glee Club 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 4, Senior Play, Draperian Board Circula- tion Editor. Frank Kalteux Around the school he has won renown For truly being a man about town. Intramural Basketball 3, 4. Ruth Kelly A girl like Ruth is in de- mand, Because she always lends a helping hand. Girls Chorus 2, 3, 4, Li- brary Club 2, 3. Margaret Knaggs We know it cannot be de- nied, That with her studies, she's in her stride. Milada Kozak Always smiling, always QUYI She chases all your frowns away. Blue Triangle 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary 2, Chorus l, 2, 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Play, Soph. Play, Sr. Play, Dra- perian Board, Draper Fol- lies, All State Band 4, Stu- dent Sym 3,4, Mxd Cho 2. Conrad Kuchay When he comes out with his magic sax, All we can do is lean back and relax. Y. T. B'd 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Drum Maj. 3, 4, Orch. l, 2, 3. 4., Mxd Cho. 2, 4, Boys Glee Club 4, Varsity D Club 3, 4, Varsity Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Int. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, lnt. Baseball l, Z, 3, 4, Drap'n B'd, Ir. Varsity Basketball 2, 4, Ir. Prom Com., Ir. Bed Cross, All State Band 4. Patricia Kelly Personality plus - a n d looks to boot, We think our Pat is pretty cute. Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Girls ln- tramural Club President 4, Blue Triangle 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary 4, Library Club, Senior Play Committee-ez Senior Dance Committee. Agnes Kennedy Peppy, cheery, and quite gay. Iunior Prom Committee, Chorus 1, Girls Intramural Club 3. Shirley lean Knightes Lovely red hair, a sunny smile, V And Shirley is chattering all the while. Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Intra- mural Club 3, Senior Play, Draperian Board, Blue Tri' angle 2,3,4, Winter Sports Club 1, 2. Richard Kubes A faithful friend, he will do well, In just what line it's hard to tell. Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3. 4, Mixed Chorus l, Boys Glee Club 2, Iunior Class Treasurer. Conrad Kupinski A swell guy, never seri- ous, never frown, Nothing in life can get him down. Senior Play. ...N I l Dorothy Kusek Three cheers for friendly Dot, She's one girl we like a lot. Band l, 2,, Chorus l, 2, 3, Blue Triangle l, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Club 3, Winter Sports Club l, Library l, 2. Salvatore La Malta Of intelligence and ambi- tion he has all he needs, Sal's a boy who is sure to succeed. Senior Class President, Senior Play, Hi-Y 3, 4, Sec- retary 4, Hi-Y Play 3, Dra- perian Board, lunior Prom Committee, Boys Glee Club l. Florence Lawton With her red hair and sparkling eyes, She dazzles many of our guys. Cheerleading. Ioyce Leech A mighty good singing voice has she, And also a face that's as cute as can be! Blue Triangle 2, 3, 4, l. C. C. 3, Chorus 2, Winter Sports 'l, Draperian B'd, Senior Play Com., Civic Youth, Draper Follies 3, Iunior Prom Com. Dolores Magnone Very agreeable and lots of fun too, We've seldom seen Do- lores feeling blue. Library Club l, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Blue Triangle 2, Chorus l, 2, 4, Senior Dance Committee 4, Sr. Play Committee. 'WK is it flllv' 'tv .1 V. :L J l 'I I g aa... 'W' Dorothy Kverek Full ol pep, loads of fun, She's a friend to everyone. Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Senior Play Committee, Chorus 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, Girls Intramural Club Secretary 4, Winter Sports Club l, Blue Triangle 2, 3, 4. Carmen LaMarca Foward and frolic, glee was there, The will to do, the soul to dare. Library Club l, 2, Girls Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Blue Tri- angle 2, 3, 4, I.C.C,. 4, Girls Intramural Club Secretary 3, Cheerleading 4, Cap- tain of Iunior Varsity 4, Photography Club 4. Ioan Leech Here's a gal with pleasing Ways, We'll never forget her as the star in our plays. Salutatorian, Winter Spts. Club l, Chorus 2, Blue Triangle 2, 3, 4, Sec'y 3, Freshman Play, Sopho- more Play, Iunior Play, Senior Play, lr. Play Com., Draperian Bd. Adv. Ed., Civ. Youth, Draper Fol. 3. Richard Loeber Dick Loeber likes his sports, For he is of the athletic sort. Iunior Varsity Basketball 2, 3, Captain 3, Varsity Basketball 4, Varsity Soc- cer 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Var- sity Baseball 2, 3, Varsity D Club 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4, Senior Class V.-P., I-Ii-Y 3, 4. Isabelle Marra lsabelle's hair is cool and enchanting, And her little voice is very entrancing. Chorus 2, 3, Library Club l, 2. Bruce Maslcmd Never a nuisance, never makes a fuss, Bruce Masland just suits us. William McBride The Words he utters are very few, But when he speaks he's listened to. Billie I ean McKeone A little brunette with eyes so snappy, We've never seen Billie lean look unhappy. Bd. 2, 3, 4, Or. 2, 3, 4, Girls Cho. Ac. 3, 4, Mxd. Cho. 4, Lib. Club 2,3,4, Pr. 3, V.-P. 4, French Club Sec. 3, Blue Triangle 3, 4, Ir. Play, Sr. Play, Dra. Fol. 3, Ir. Prom Com., Drap. B'd Asst. Bus. Mgr., All St. Band 4, Stu- dent Sym. 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2. Iohn Micalizzi His chuckle is quiet, so is he: His deep voice is pleasant, we agree. Emory Milstrey Emory Milstrey, to us seems to be, Capable of handling re- sponsibility. Hi-Y 3, 4, President, 4, Draperian Board Editor-in- Chief, Hi-Y Play 3, Repre- sentative to Hi-Y Congress. 'dar' Edith Mastrean Rather quiet, but not real- ly shy, Among her friends she ranks high. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, Girls Chorus l, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, Library Club l, 2, Vice-President 2, Blue Triangle 3, 4, In- tramural Club 3, 4, Senior Play Committee. William McConnell Bill is a gentleman who has the rare tact To show courtesy and manners in each little act. Boys Chorus 2, Draperite 2, Draperian Board. Donald McNiven Easy going, dark, and not too thin, His disposition is just suited to him. Sophomore Class Treas- urer, Boys Kitchen Club 2, 3. Bemard Miller Nicely dressed and oh, so neat, And also a pal that can't be beat. Soccer 3, 4, Varsity D Club 4, Boys Glee Club 2, Iunior Prom Committee. Theresa Moncsko Conservative and poised with a charming Way, We like her more and more each day. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Blue Triangle 3, 4, Chorus l. Barbara Moser She goes quietly along her Way Never having too much to say. Draperian Board 4. Iohn Murtha One oi our best liked boys l'll tell you Why5 I-le's very charming-and a Wee bit shy. Senior Play. Sebastiano Occhino Though he has a lot of fun, He always seems to get things done. Soccer l, 25 Iunior Varsity Basketball 45 Baseball 2, 4. Carolyn Ogden What Carolyn likes most under the sun, ls to go out and have lots of fun. Richard Pasquarella Making sundaes W i t h whip cream swirls, All the girls envy those lovely brown curls. Boys Chorus 25 l-li-Y 3, 4, Chaplain 45 Hi-Y Play 3. John Mullarkey Always comes up smiling, Marion Nixon We think Marion's the friendliest lass Of all the girls in our Senior Class. Chorus l, 3, 45 Blue Tri- an 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 35 Mixed Chorus 25 Iunior Class Treasurer5 Iunior Play Cornmittee5 Iunior Prom Queen5 Senior Play5 Draper Follies 35 Assistant Ed.-in-Chief of Draperian. Bernard Odasz Bev, baseball, basketball, and fun, That's our Bernie all in one. Varsity Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 35 Varsity D Club 2, 3, 45 Iunior Play Committee5 Co-Y Council 35 Hi-Y 3, 4, Sergeant-at Arms 45 Senior Class Treasurer5 Draperian B'd. Eleanor Pannone A tiny and cute little gal is she, Peaches like her We don't often see. Blue Triangle 2, 3, 45 Dra- perian Board 4, Iunior Representative 35 Chorus 25 Library Club 25 Iunior Prom Committee5 Sopho- more Play Committee5 Photography Club 45 lun- ior Play Committee. Marianne Pfaiienbach Marianne is just the kind of gal Who'd make anyone a real pal. Phyllis Pierce With her voice and her hair, which she never neglects, Phyllis produces astonish- ing effects. Blue Triangle 2, 3, 4, Pres- ident 2, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Draperi- an Board, All State Cho- rus 4. Iosephine Rufio A maid to whom was given So much of earth, so much of heaven. lean Riley lean always has her les- sons learned and done, And her sense of humor makes her a lot of fun. Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Blue Tri- angle 2, 3, 4, Draperian Board, Cheerleading 2, Senior Play Committee, Draper Follies 3, Mixed Chorus 2. Antoinette Saglimbeni Softly speak and sweetly smile. Girls Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Blue Triangle 2, 3, 4, Dra- perian Board. Adeline Santabarbara Snappy, pretty, full of fun, She has a smile for every- one. Blue Triangle 2, 3, 4, Freshman Play, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Draperian Board, Senior Play Committee. Iohn Prout Always witty in English class, But deep in thought of that basketball pass. Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, Intramural . Softball l, French Club 3, Soccer Manager 4, Iunior Varsity Basketball 4, Varsity D Club 4. Fred Rapcmt With our boy Freddy Ra- pant about, Harry Iames had better watch out! Hi-Y 3, 4, V-P 4, Var. D Club 3, 4, Pres. 4, Ir. Var. Basketball 1, 2, Var. Soc- cer 2, 3, 4, Freshman Class Pres., Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orch. l, 2, 3, 4, All State Band 4, Freshman Play, Sr. Play, Hi-Y Play, Draper Follies, Supt. l-lighW's, Youth D. 3. James Robert Another of our Hi-Y boys Who fills everyone with laughs and joys! Wrestling l, Boys Glee Club 1, Hi-Y 3, 4. David Samatulski A boy whose smile is held in high esteem, This boy's a great player on our baseball team. Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, basket- ball 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Varsity D Club 3, 4. Betty Sarver Betty's quiet and refresh- ing ways, Win from the seniors un- ending praise. Girls Chorus l, 2, 3, 4. 3 W Q4 ob' pav- K' . ,. 14. ,,,4 mi X ..g I , kwa- ,V K Robert Schoneker Always with Stan, Bernie cmd Ed, They sure get around- enough said! Science Club 25 Boys Glee Club 2, 45 Varsity D Club 45 Soccer 45 Intramural Softball 35 Intramural Bas- ketball 25 Iunior Prom Committee. Margaret Schuster Though the size be small, Friendliness compensates all. Chorus l. Marilyn Seaman She's noted for chic and smooth blonde waves, She quite delights us with her ways. Winter Sports Club l, 2, 3, Secretary l, 2, President 35 Blue Triangle 2, 3, 45 I. C. C. 35 Girls Intramural Club 2, 3, 45 Band l, 2, 35 Girls Chorus 1, 25 Senior Play Committeeg Iunior Prom Com.5 Draper Follies 3. Iohn Serapilio Nimble fingers on the pearly white keys, From his homework he never flees. Boxing 35 Boys Chorus l, 45 Mixed Chorus l, 4. Robert Siatowski We've never seen Bob rushing, And pardon us, but is he blushing? Hi-Y. .cl L. i - . Q 4. I M ...rf I I I 5 if A Norma Schmitz Norma is quietly willing to work, When she has a job, she's not apt to shirk. Chorus l, 25 Blue Triangle 25 Library Club 2, 3, 4. Meryl Schiemer Her sweet good nature is a thing For which our praise is sure to ring. Girls Chorus 1, 2, 45 So- phomore Play Committee5 Iunior Play Committee5 Iunior Prom Committee5 Iunior Prom Court5 Blue Triangle 3, 45 Draperian Board 45 Iunior Represen- tative 3. Marianna Sebis Small and dainty, very sweet, Marianna would be hard to beat. Blue Triangle 2, 3, 45 I. C. C. 25 Chorus 25 Girls Intra- mural Club 45 Iunior Play Committee5 Senior Play Committee5 Senior Dance Committee5 Draper Follies. Arlowene Shoemaker Whenever she's needed, she'll be there Ever ready to do her share. Band 2, 3, 45 Orch. 3, 45 Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Blue Tri- angle 2, 3, 4, V-P 2, Pres. 35 Ir. Prom Chm.5 Ir. Play Com.5 Int, Basketball l, 2, 35 Int. Sottb. 2,35 Int. Soc. 25 P'hm'n Class V-P5 Soph. Class V-P5 Draperian B'd. William Smith Tearing around on his motor scooter That's our Bill, a real live rooter. Boys Glee Club 15 Hi-Y 45 Senior Play Committee. Naomi Stay A cute little chick with eyes so bright, She cheers hard with all her might. Chorus l, 3, 45 Cheerlead- ing l, 2, 3, 45 Draperian Board 4, Senior Dance Committee, Draper Follies 3. Stanley Techmansld A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of men. Dolores Theisen She's engaged, third fin- ger, left hand: The wedding in Iuly will be oh, so grand! Blue Triangle 1, Chorus l, Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Girls Intramural Club 2. Lorraine Veith A shy smile with a quiet step, The artist draws W i t h emotion swept. Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Blue Tri- angle 2, 3, 4, President 4, Draperian B'd Art Editor. Donald Vitch Curly's the boy with the wavy hair, l-Ie and Veronica make quite a pair. Robert Summers Tall, friendly, and hand- some, you can't deny, In or out of school, he's a real swell guy. Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 Iunior Var. Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Ir. Var. Basketball l, 2, Var. Basketball 3, 4, Shop Club Sec.-Treas. 4, I-li-Y 3,4, Co- Y Coun. 3, Canteen Coun. l, Ir. Prom Chm, Var. D Club 3, 4, Treas. 3, Sec.- Treas. 4, Ir. Class V-P, Draperian B'd, Hi-Y 3, 4. Mary Terry When Mary sings, 'our head's in a swirl, Al Iolson, watch out for that vivacious girl. Blue Triangle 3, 45 Girls In- tramural Club 3, 4, Senior Class Sec'y, Iunior Play Committee, Senior Play Committee, Draperian B'd, Senior Dance Committee, G.I.C. Treasurer 3, Draper Follies. Stephanie Tokos A vivacious blonde with lots of pep, Madame Elise is really in step. Library Club l, Freshman Play, Draper Follies, Girls Intramural Club 3, 4, Senior Play, Girls Chorus 1, 4, Draperian Board. Daniel Vitch Never a dull moment, so 'tis said, When Danny is around it's never dead. , X X I I f y 1 RoccoyVitch Neat, distinguished, with black curly hair, Go without Herbie - does he dare? Varsity D Club 4, Bas- ketball l, Baseball 2, 4, Soccer 3, 4, Draperian B'd, Intramural Basketball 2, 3. Rhein Vogel, lr. Argumentative, raring to Q01 He plays soccer like a real live Ioe. Iunior Varsity Basketball 3, Varsity Basketball 4, Hi- Y 3, 4, Hi-Y Play, Draperi- an Business Manager, Hi- Y Reporter 4, Varsity Soc- cer l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball Manager 2. Ann Watson Her quick smile and gay eye, Are an asset she can't deny. Chorus 3, Senior Play Committee. Adora Whelan Quiet, ladylike and de- mure, Yet lull of fun, that is sure. Girls Chorus l, 2, Senior Play Committee. Harriet Wieher A truer friend could never be found, With a deep set ot dim- ples and gaiety around. Girls Chorus l, 2, 3, Blue Triangle 2, 3, 4, Girls ln- tramural Club 4, Senior Play Committee, Mixed Chorus 2, Iunior Play Committee, Senior Dance Committee. Ruth Young A pleasing manner, a ready smile, That's our Ruth all the while. Girls lntrarnural Club 3, 4, Senior Play Committee. , is A at if k if '-. , Q Q.. V: gf it 1 Eileen Vysehrad The mildest of manners and gentlest of hearts. Blue Triangle 2, 3, 4. Marlene Wayto A solt voice and awaken- ing will, Her heart belongs only to Bill. Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Cheer- leading 2, 3, 4, Blue Tri- angle 2, 3, 4, Freshman Class Play, Senior Play Committee, Draper Follies. Ioyce White Iolly and always with Inge and Glor, Blondes are neat, need we say more? Blue Triangle 2, 3, 4, I. C. C. 4, Library Club l, 2, 3, Sec.-Treas. 3, Chorus l, 2, 3, French Club 2, Fresh- man Play Com.: Sr. Play Cast, Civic Youth, Intra- Mural Basketball 2, Draper Follies 3, Sr. Dance Com. Mary Yerkes She has made many friends in a short time. Arvilla Zapp Always happy, there's no doubt, Arvilla is a real g o o d scout. Marion Zautner Sweet and lovely. Ingeborg Zimerman Sure and graceful, popu- lar and gay, She'll lend a helping hand any day. Blue Triangle 2, 3, 4, V.-P. 3, l.C.C., Girls Cho. l, 2, 3, Band l, 2, 3, Freshman Cl. V.-P. Soph. Class Sec., Ir. Class Sec., Ir. Prom Com.: Sr. Play, lnt. Basketball 2: Dra. Bd. Asst. Ed.-in-Chief, Civ. Y'th, Lib. l, 2, 3, Sec.- Treas. l, Fr. Club 2, 3, Sec. 2, Dra. Follies, Ir. Play, Sr. Dance Committee. Cur Junior Prom Graham Zeh Giving a hand where help is due, With Graham around you are never blue. Cheerleading l, Winter Sports Club 2, Sophomore Play, Iunior Play, Senior Play, Boys Glee Club 2, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 4. Irene Zyskowski Blondes are popular that's no lie, When lrene's around, you'll see why. Chorus l, 2, 3, Mixed Cho. 2, Orchestra 2, Band l, 2, Blue Triangle 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, 4, Senior Play Committee, Draperian Bd. Publishing Editor, Draper Follies. fn - Re ember? 1 .Q 6. Y K 1 . f '95 --...............,..u....., . ' ,..,,,,,, ,.,?..,,,.,..,..c,.. ... W li xx F ll! -'NZYQ 'Y if ' li 'Isl'-we , ' 0 1 fisfs xl C7 il iff? TTR ' in if I X li fm X' S 1. Q ,yy t ' r F Q K ' 3135 1 K X . ' M ls I ,' x' 'R' J' X Lv . 4 , X i j si Fi W Q.. - , iw A . :W 2:3327 1 7 , l , ., . g f . , 9 ' A 1:1 .Q gs - U' is if y , . .A M... .4 4' 1 . 6,7-' x ' 4'mL.i ' . W Li . The Junior Prom Queen and Her Court Seated: Meryl Schiemer, Martha Bayliss, Marion Nixon, Queen, Ingeborg Zimerman, Stephanie Gesek Standing: Joyce Leech, Lorraine Veith NAME Albright, Charlotte Albright, Gertrude Alexson, Nellie Andress, Otto Ballmes, Bob Bambury, Dalton Barraclough, Grace Barton, Genevieve Bayliss, Martha Beaton, Maybelle Becker, Dolores Berbert, Betty lean Bittner, Victoria Blessing, Lois Borowski, Shirley Bove, Iohn Brown, Russell Cambage, Robert Celia, Marie Clark, Betty Clark, Rega Colucciello, Gloria Conway, Frank Coons, Margaret Corradi, Nino Culver, Drusilla Cunningham,,Helen David, Ethel D'Avingnon, Arlene Della Rocco, Dominick Dennison, Douglas Di Donato, Gloria Di Gesare, Tom Dockstader, Iacquelyn Dudley, Herbert Dumas, Ianet Dunn, Edward Dunn, William Eason, Carolyn Farone, Shirley Ferraioli, Arlene Fleming, Bill Frederick, Iean Frederick, Robert Frederick, Russell Furbeck, Eleanor Gabriele, Gloria Gajdys, Lorraine Gallucci, Frank Gallucci, Ioan Garrett, Shirley Gesek, Stephanie Getman, Lorraine Goodness, Beverly Gorga, Edward Graham, Margaret Grasso, Alex Gregory, Constance Grethen, Charlotte Groat, Isabel Hallenbeck, Bette Handy, Allen Harris, Ann O. Harris, David Havlicek, Henry Heinrich, Herbert Heise, Florence Helm, Iulian Herzog, Edward Hinckel, Elma Horn, Marguerite Ieffers, Walter Iewett, Ann Iohnston, Leonard Kalteux, Frank Kelly, Patricia Kelly, Ruth I-lall of Fame FAMOUS FOR Silence Timidness Roller skating His blush Witty remarks Lending a hand Her laugh Dungarees Calm manner Plaid skirts Her looks Southern accent Her jokes Blushing Polish hop His strut Woody Woodpecker Crew cut Her hair Silence Quiet nfanner Shyness Brains Her energy His appearance Pleasing manner Her shape Guitar playing Black hair Helping others His looks Contagious laughter Dark eyes Nice clothes His car Being on time His nice hair Witty remarks Being on time Unruttled look Neat dresser His legs Silly moods Personality His line Her smile Nice eyes Flirting Accorclian Her appearance Her smile Nice hair Vivaciousness Independence Lending a hand Black, wavy hair Nice legs Typing speed Neatness Being a Terracian Neat clothes Chevrolets Ouietness Acting Humor Good looks Red hair Silence Timidness Twirling ability Dark eyes Plaid shirts Knitted sweaters Mr. Skinner His build Personality Quiet manner SHOULD BE Seen more Around more Tamed Known better Given a girl Sound affects man Kept home more Taller Known Seen more A model Seen more Tamed A year older Friendlier More available A comedian More sociable Kept in more Seen more Louder More talkative Less timid Left as is Spanked More aggressive Sent to Scotland Seen more More talkative More friendly Loved A comedian Left as is Calmed down Taught driving More talkative Fed a line Hurried Less talkative Lett as is Taller Smartened up Torch singer A year older Less reserved More talkative Around more Penned in More talkative A nurse Seen more Heard from more On time A bride Around more Left as is A coach More available Given a voice Heard from Taller Awakened A nurse More friendly Mathematician More available A go-geiter More active Seen more Kept home Loved Awakened Lett as is Given a razor Left as is Left as is Taller WEAKNESS Finger nails Union College Studying Teasing Fat girls French Sundaes Kenny Do you know? None Hager Tests Ice skating Ginger snaps P.N.A. Girls Model T Driving Night life Studying Dancing A mystery Homework Guess! Cars and pipes Clothes Iimmy Studying Boys Draperian Board We'll never tell Food Study hall Make-up Blondes Flirting Cars School Flirting College men Laughing Ties Mike Money Barbara Henry Dancing High heels Cars Iimmy Men The polka lack Dick Studying Clothes Maybe you know Boys Pin curls Paul Brunettes Studying Fur coats Tall girls Flashy ties Baseball Mr. Rowell Day dreaming Woolworths Bill Night lite Pat Bob Gee Cars Bob Homeroom 221 NAME Kennedy, Agnes Knaggs, Margaret Knightes, Shirley lean Kozak, Milada Kubes, Richard Kuchay, Conrad Kupinski, Conrad Kverek, Dorothy LaMalla, Salvatore LaMarca, Carmen Leech, Ioan Leech, Ioyce Loeber, Richard Magnone, Dolores Marra, Isabelle Masland, Bruce Mason, Edward Mastrean, Edith McBride, William McConnell, William McKeone, Billie lean McNiven, Donald Micalizzi, Iohn Milstrey, Emory Moncsko, Terry Moser, Barbara Mullarkeyi Iohn Murtha, Iohn Nixon, Marion Occhino, Bennie Odasz, Bernard Ogden, Carolyn Pannone, Eleanor Pasquarella, Richard Pfaiienbach, Marianna Pierce, Phyllis Prout, Iohn Ratio, Iosephine Rapant, Fred Riley, lean Robert, Iames Saglimbeni, Antoinette Samatulski, David Santabarbara, Adeline Sarver, Betty Schiemer, Meryl Schmitz, Norma- ' Schoneker, Robert Schuster, Margaret Seaman, Marilyn Sebis, Marianna Serapillio, Iohn Shoemaker, Arlowene Smith, William Stay, Naomi Summers, Robert Techmanski, Stanley Terry, Mary Theisen, Dolores Tokos, Stephanie Veith, Lorraine Vitch, Daniel Vitch, Donald Vitch, Rocco Vogel, Rhein Vysehrad, Eileen Watson, Ann Wayto, Marlene Whelan, Adora White, Ioyce Wieher, Harriet Young, Ruth Zapp, Arvilla Zeh, Graham Zyskowski, Irene FAMOUS FOR Her giggle Long blonde hair Red hair Her dark, wavy hair Dancing Sax Window cleaning Witty remarks M. DeLaCroix Her smile Personality Tightskirts Ouietness CPD Giggling Swing Contradictions Cars Her eyes We won't tell Red hair Emily Day dreaming Drawings Pleasing manner Red hair Her eyes Blushing Good looks Personality Black hair Friendliness Her jewelry Her clothes Dimples Her eyes Her smile Debating Iewelry counter Trumpet Brains His beard Shyness Shyness Her walk Knowing the answers Good looks Her laugh His teeth Long hair Neatness Figure Winning smile Her driving His smile Her walk Personality Soccer Mammie Her beautiful hair Acting Beauty and brains Relatives Curley Black, wavy hair Arguments Silence Scholastic ability Attractiveness Long hair Blushing Dimples Her sweetness Fancy glasses Gift of gab Her blush SHOULD BE Kept home Heard more about Quieted Ott to Europe again Heard from more oiten A bandleader Sent to France More aggressive A diplomat Heard from more More available Left as it Taller Quieted More talkative A lawyer Pinned in Around more Given a voice A year Qlder A librarian More ambitious Artist A bachelor Seen more often More talkative Given a girl More available Left as is Kept home On top ot the world Seen more often Less complaining Loved Given a voice Opera singer Less sarcastic More available Left as is A teacher Comedian Taller Seen more often Given a car More talkative Left as is, Seen more often Out more often Calmed down A gym teacher More talkative Concert pianist Less reserved An announcer Lett as is Loved A rancher Gym teacher A bride Quieted down Lett as is Seen more of A groom Taller A reporter Given a book A teacher More available More available Less cynical Out more otten More talkative Left as is A steward A Brownie WEAKNESS Ray Eating Admirals Franks G Ioes All girls Flirting Social class Social class Glasses Lace slips Disc jockeys Cooking Pat Iokes Maybe you know Social class Any girl Sealtest ice cream Homework V Brunettes Cutting her hair Studying School Arguments Dancing Stan School Dad's car Carl, Doug, Bob,etc Trig Baseball School Iimmy Inge, Glor, Ioyce Dancing Chuck Popcom Redheads Anna Mae Movies Hi-Y Redheads Cars Earrings School Potato chips School Stash Chokers Dick High heels Boxing Lake Bonaport School Cheerleading Witty remarks Studying Math Art Boys Social studies Sports Veronica Baseball Girls Studying Square dancing Bill Bernie Union College Number, please Basketball Boys Ping P0139 Sleep X Z-f-if s xx f X X J' OUR IDEAL BOY Must have: 7 .X tx lt tx X X x X Face of Frank Kalteux Personality of Robert Summers Hair of Iohn Murtha Smile of David Samatulski Voice of William Smith Eyes of Tom DiGesare Vitality of Rhein Vogel Musical ability of Fred Rapant Artistic ability ot Iohn Micalizzi Dancing ability of Bernard Miller Scholastic ability of Richard Loeber Athletic ability of Bernard Odasz Popularity of Sal LaMalia Wardrobe of Nino Corradi Humor of Robert Ballmes Physique of Emory Milstrey Friendly manner of Iohn Bove Health of Russell Brown Intelligence of David Harris Efficiency of Leonard Iohnston X f K' X z My I I KS ll 5 .i '- l else. ., -fx ! J X NX-Q X R 1 g J! .X U i 1 X X N N J ,f ff nf' ff f' Vff' V41 ,., .... ,-f , 1 1. ,f X Q 1 X iid, YA- W Q l I Z X f x if X t f ff f oun mEA1. GIRL Must have: Face of Marlene Wayto Personality of Marion Nixon Hair of Adora Whelan ' X Smile of Pat Kelly -X Voice of Phyllis Pierce Eyes of Marilyn Seaman X Artistic ability of Lorraine Veith Musical ability of Billie Iean McKeone Dancing ability of Shirley F arone Athletic ability of Carmen LaMarca Popularity of Marianna Sebis Wardrobe of Ioan and Ioyce Leech Humor of Carolyn Eason Figure of Naomi Stay Health of Mary Terry Intelligence of Betty lean Berbert Efficiency of Arlowene Shoemaker Friendly manner of lean Frederick 2 l 5615 1 , gi .5 xx nw!! V 'U 'Jil L? gf ,., x fl' I' fly, xxx W ,X X A 1 V i X ,X XX- 1 ' fi XXX g I . 55 i .. Xi, r ',,,', f I X 1 . l X QS . uf' fff, Jig Q Q he X ' X N4 l-3 in -N x C ' L Iii- - 4 K '6 V f f yi 5 , La- -' i if I Y,f,f ff! . f' ,,f X!f4 I X I Our Senior Play U 001' .jzdfafffs mre Many dlldmgdyn By Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily Kimbrough Directed by Mrs. Picozzi and Miss Veeder CAST The Steward ,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,...,,,,,,, Graham Zeh Admiral ......,............,...,.....,.... Fred Rapant Mrs. Skinner ,,,,...,..i. lngeborg Zimerman Hfifflet Sl- lOl'11'1 ----v-------------- 3l0YQe While Cornelia Otis Skinner ............ Ioan Leech Illvmlfred Blqugh -'-------- GIOUQ D? Donato Otis Skinner .............w.. Leonard Iohnston his QITSLEVOY A ' Eqvlgll-LGEUS Emily Kimbrough .... Billie lean Mclieone Thi EEG 2522? Purser ----'A'4'i--------'---'--- Q - --4--- lohn Murlha Madam Elise .,,..,........,... Stephanie Tokos Stewardess .,v......... Shlrley Iean Knightes M- de 15 Croix q--.,.------------.-q- Sql LG Mqlfq Dick Winters .......,.,.........i.......... Iohn Bove Window Cleaner ......,... Conrad Kupinski ! These were the boys who The final touch Off to PENS! POWd9l' 51 Stuff! made the sounds Broadway greets Paris Lest we forget BOY meets Qifll ', 01155525 Sgfh amores ' A X., U I lg Qsnh fnhen fur Qez1r5 fnine satnuh the test liufu glah mth prnuh fne'11 feel Un knnfn that once ine knefu gum' 131115 Qmh 112121 gum' frienh511ip real The Junior Class In September 1948, We organized our class with the help of our advisors, Miss Sheffield, Mrs. Wier, Mrs. Miller, and Mr. Mullen. Our first job was to elect class officers. The results of the election were: Marvyn Craig, President, Kenneth Adams, Vice-President, Beverly An- thony, Secretary, and Walter Ed- wards, Treasurer. The ordering of our class rings came next. Our future activities include cr play contest, sponsored by us, and, of course, the annual lunior Prom. GROUP 1 Adams, Kenneth Baish, Peter Brehm, Richard Cegelski, Walter Craw, Gerald Endries, George Abbott, Vivian Alheim, lean Andrews, Pauline Anthony, Beverly Belfance, Barbara Bradt, Rose Mary Burrell, Shirley Caputo, Marie Case, Phyllis Closson, Beverly Cooper, Iosephine DeCocco, lulia DiDonato, Annette Faure, William Gallucci, Anthony Gifford, Glen Grosso, Frank Hilicus, Robert Horvath, Leslie Dion, Patricia Doherty, lean Feely, Florence Fink, Evelyn Folke, Betty Ganzler, Lois Giaquinto, Mildred Gratten, Gretta I-lam, Georgianna Hill, Wilma Hokirk, Bette Hurst, Beverly lohnston, Shirley Iorgensen, Mildred GROUP2 Alheim, Williarn Baker, Harry Borst, Leland Brown, Robert Coppola, Peter Coton, Richard Craig, lohn DuPont, Donald Edwards, Walter Fidler, Albert Fonda, Donald Grupe, George Wukits, Arbour, Dolores Brown, Phyllis Cieszynski, Florence Crapser, Shirley Della Porta, Patricia Gesek, Stephanie Kelly, Ioan Larson, Lois GROUP Hagartig Harry Haner, obert Hopmeier, Frederick luckett, Wallace Klopter, Henry Gutha, Ernest Hudson, Frederick lump Willred LeBeau, Iames LeGere, Richard Matteson, Donald Powles, Ronald Reutter, Paul Siatkowski, Robert Stacy, Richard Summers, Edward White, lohn Fred Lawton, Florence Lundstrom, Doris Mell, Grace Miceli, Antoinette Nigriny, Diane Van Patten, Sarah Williams, Rita Zautner, Marion 3 LaRoe, Nelson LaViolette, Robert Macejka, lohn MacMartin, Robert Paska, George Rose, William Keeler, Nancy Kiett, Rose Marie Kietlinski, Carolyn Leather, Iacqueline Linton, Carole Livingston, Marilyn Livingstone, Margaret Luciano, Anna Matzke, Eleonore Merritt, Arlene Mortimer, Betty Mowers, Ruth GROUP Pustollwa, Robert Ralston, Douglas Schofield, Fred Snyder, Robert Murtaugh, Patricia Osborn, Eileen Rakoske, Marian Sampson, Carolyn Schmidt, Barbara Serapilio, Angeline Shahan, Barbara Simpson, Mary Smith, Dolores A. Smith, Martha Spina, Eleanor Wallace, Norma 4 Tillema, Henry Van Allen, Richard Vedder, Raymond Welch, George White, lack Spring, Barbara Stafford, Beverly Stryjek, Martha Torre, losephine Verrigni, Anglea Werner, Shirley White, Dolores White, loan Wilcox, Dorothy Girardot, Barbara Blank, Marlene Tyrrell, Elizabeth Knapp, Margaret Ann The Sophomore Class SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to right-Lawrence Tegiacchi, President, Anna Mae Robert, Secretary, Bob Odasz, Vice-President. Miss- ing from picture, Iean Gregory, Treasurer. SOPHOMORES At the beginning of the fall term, we sophomores got our heads together and decided to organize. The first thing we did was to elect our class officers. After two meetings, we accomplished this, and the results were: Lawrence Tegiacchi, President, Robert Odasz, Vice-President, Anna Mae Robert, Secretaryg and lean Gregory, Treasurer. Since we are pioneers, we are a little slow getting started, but with the help of Mrs. Ruff, we plan to do many great things. GROUP I Adams, William Adsit, Robert Aniolek, Theodore August, Iohn Belak, William Bonner, Richard Borst, Carleton Bruhns, Harold Busse, Paul Cameron, Kenneth Creatura, Robert DeCocco, Frank DeForest, David Adams, Beverl Banden, Beverly Boehm, Ianice Brockway, Diana Carriere, Lorraine Cook, Patricia Cooper, Ruth GROUP 2 Lenegar, Edward Lohner, Harold Marx, Richard McSweeney, Edward Montesino, Norman Moore, Robert Neal, Robert Coppola, Emilia Crapser, Alice Crounse, Jane Ann Delafano, Betty Della Rocco, Patricia Delory, Eleanor Steria, Barbara Odasz, Robert Ostrander, Earl Ottman, Laird Pasquerella, Anthony Peterson, Frederick Pieniazek, lohn Poranski, Robert Iason, Gustave Iohnston, Kathryn Masland, Sally Kent, Barbara Matula, Martha Knaggs, Edith McKeone, Ioy Kurowski, Marion McKeone, Mona La Malta, Anita McNicol, Albert Madigan, Shirley Millette, Betty Magee, Carol Mitchell, Marion Manning, Georgia Palmer, Arlene Charette, Ruth GROUP 3 Ehlers, Carl Gemer, Frederick Gentile loseph Griesrner, loseph Grilltth, Chester Halenbeck, Randall Delxiidio, Helend Evans, Patricia Fay, Barbara Fertaro, Mary Ann F1ano,M1cheltne Gaqliardt, Carmela Gannon, lean Gardiner, Ioan Hammond, Iohn Herbert, Howard Iones, William Kiss, Ioseph Kressner, Royle Penrose, Iohn Goska,Leola Gregory, Ieanne Greiner, Shirley Hauser, Eleanor Herzog, Shirley Horvath, Irene Horvath, Ioan Iablonski, Carolyn GROUP 4 Gabriele, Rocco Van Etten, George Robert, Armand Vrooman, Albert Rosen, Allan Watson, Clark Russo, Arnerico Werner, Lester Schofield, Alan Wood, Donald Schoneker, Richard Wood, Walter Sheldon Stisser, William Wreck, William Streever, Ralph Zeglen, David Thorne, Richard Townsend, Allen Mooney, Doreen Slurlf, Teresa Morgan, Iune Spiewak, Valeria Murphy, Ioan Suraci, Candida Nasholis, Iean Taber, Thelma Nicodemi, Anita Tries, Noreen Pasquarella, Arlene Tuller, Roselyn Pennings, lean Wagoner, Marlene Pus'olka, Helen Weaver, Eleanor Rapant, Carolyn Wilson, Elsie Seavey, Iacqueline Christopher, Mary Sincloni, Lorraine Porter, Audrie Ann GROUP 5 Lamb, Bruce Mastroianni, Ernest Myllnski, Robert Nader, Iames Quantock, Raymond Reicherter,W1lliam Thurber, Arthur Tegiacchi, Lawrence Wagner, Mer Griffith, Lorraine Manderville, Marilyn Meccariello, Theresa Nigrtny, Audrey Robe-rt, Anna Mae Tedisco, Kathryn Sutton, Donald Sterba, Rudolph Seeger, George Ritchie, Harry Vtllano, Steve Vaitulis, Vetto 1Wallace, Richard in Rodenmacher, Lucille Sartwell, Marian Seymour, Peggy Ann Smith, Alma Smith, Marjorie Taber, Leona GROUP 6 Andrews, Charles Barbieri, Alfonso Borden, Harold Brozyna, Paul Budney, Alvin Chevalier, Donald Coon, Gary Deats, Richard Barber, Nancy Barraclough, Esther Bove, Marie Carusone, Angeline Deats, Robert Della Rocco, Victor Delorey, Matthew DePietro, Donald Endries, Gordon Gershon, Allan Harding, Paul Horstmyer, Robert Denny, Rose Marie DiDonato, Evelyn Frederick, Lenora Fuller, Iean Y ,....--. .w V All The Freshman Class The Seniors wish to the Freshmen: Part of the Class Ol 52 of Draper High Schcol We hope YOU will have lOUI' years as full and satisfying as we have had at Draper High School Harrigan, Iohn Sherman, Iames Siatkowski, William Smith, Gideon Spink, William Tokos, Michael Atlanasio, Gilda Augusi, Marie Banker, Bernice Borsl, Evelyn Coleman, Marie Griffith, Mary lane Haas, Lorraine Heigel, Dolores Kell ,Phyllis Klutll, Ioyce Barber, Clayton Clark, lames Clother, Albert Davis, Ronald Deay, Walter Delorey, lohn DeSimone, Nicholas Doyle, Richard Grethen, Donald Anderson, Patricia Baumaartner, Arlene Campriello, Marilyn Cernik, Frances Clark, Ellen Colucciello, Eleanor Conle, Lydia Dodson, Suzanne GROUP 1 Van Oori, Richard Welch, Edward White, Harry Wickham, Richard Willey, Henry Worrel, Edward Link, Barbara Naparty, Grace Neal, Barbara Proul, Nadine Schinnerer, Ioan Shearer, Florence Stay, Gloria Tiemann, Lois Van Valkenburg, Lorraine Van Valkenburg, Eleanor GROUP 2 Griesbeck, William Hanke, Herbert Harding, Warren Hiecke, Ralph Hokirk, Richard Kazy, Donald Kildoyle, Richard Kverek, Richard Osterhoudt, Alan Draper, Kathleen Duval, Carol Ann Eldert, Lois Ferraioli, Doris Fox, Berdena Grupe, Ann Hoffman, Helen Holmes, Myrna Kielt, Shirley Mae GROUP 3 Baldwin, Iohn Dergosits, Frank Harrtson, William Kichton, Tony Katz, Walter LeTarte, Herbert Coons, Patricia Dalton, Patricia Delis., Frances Dezendort, Barbara Gritzbach, Marlene Gorcon, Iacqueline Have-rly, Elvah Knuckey, Noreen Madison, Dolores Mayer, Katherine Marsh, Frank Nieckarz, Iohn Reutter, Iames Roberts, lames Roberts, Albert Shearer, LeRoy Myer, Carolyn Nolte, Barbara Norray, Iule Proctor, Katherine Rockwell, Betty Sellick, Virginia Slowek, Iacqueline White, Arlene Wood, Sylvia Young, Evelyn GROUP 4 Armstrong, Glenn Cernik, Ioseph Cherko, Edward Bond, Richard Fox, Edmond Iewett, Iames Kina, Ronald Moser, Donald Campriello, Rose Craig, Iacquelin Kokosa, Regina Mary McCormick, Sandra Manoerville, Roslyn Naparty, lean Pendt, Iessica Pennrnqs, Barbara Pierce, Patricia Reicherter, Charles Robinson, Burton Schmitt, Richard Spawn, Alan Tegiacchi, Ioseph Tomeck, Robert Wheeler, David Wiltsie, Earl Puqliese, Patricia Reisinqer, Ianet Scholtz, Shirley Marie Seymour, Helene Sylvester, Donna Terpak, Marian Walmsley, Ioan Welsh, Paula Madison, Shirley GROUP 5 Alexson, Albert Czaban, Daniel Alexson, Kenneth Denny, Norman Bethancourt, Edwin Denny, Lloyd Bittner, Charles Enavold, lohn Breeyear, Charles Ganzler, Bruce Colvin, Lester Hickok, Richard Constantino, Carl Hill, Richard Cooke, Edward Maura, Nicholas Coppola, Anthony McDougall, Iohn Crowley, Iohn Minshell, Donald Alexson, Esther DeTillo, An eline Alheim, Doris Goodness, Rarriet Bond, Marion Kazy, Io-Ann Burns, Mary Leamon, Margaret Cole, Barbara Navaretta, Patricia Delory, Phyllis Poranski, Mary-Ella Wagner, Ethel GROUP 5 Duggan, Thomas Felthousen, Harmond Ferri, Gino Fowler, Iohn Glindmyer, Charles Guisto, George Gullotta, George Hummell, Walter Hutton, Frank Kehoe-, Martin Iohn Senechal, Blanchard, Ethel DeCarlo, Lorraine DeMarco, Nancy Griesmer, Eleanor lben, Carita Leaderach, Marie Kiett, Kenneth Lenta, Albert Marra, Frank Martin, Bruce Moore, Thomas Nadler, Charles Nasholts, Iohn Powell, Cleon Ruzzo, Richard Sanders, Edward Richard Robrecht, Doris McConnell, Marie McMullen, Catherine McNitt, Myrna Rockwell, Audrey Wallace, Ann GROUP 7 Bonavita, Dewey Kane, Sternhen LeGere, Edward Lynch, lames MacNeil, Bruce Miller Raymond Nieckarz, Michael Pieniasek, Edmund Peper William Ryan, Doualas Scaccia, Iohn Knize, Carol Korniak, Ioan LaMarca, Lina Layman, Beulah Lindstead Dawn Longendyke Melvina Palma, Lucille Senqenberger, George Slurlf, Edward Stewart, Robert Stisser, Charles Tenney, Irving Tillema, Wilfred Townsend, Charles Willoughby, Floyd Wodarzak, George Yuille, lohn Zywicki, Robert Pardi, Lorelei Peek, Shirley Sollohub, loan Stewart, Dolores Tschudin, Euaenia Van Buren, Carolyn Verrigni, Iudith Lest We Forget - Our Senior Dance . 1 l K , .., A 4- Time out for cider and doughnuts Just listen tO that SCX M-mm-m that dreamy music Intermission qab fest 55 X X Intermission small talk The Onlookers Swell time was had by all Some f0HCY iilf9YbUQQi1'1Q 35 Qsdihiiies 1-ul Ail1l L A L glfight un fur C?-Braper ever! E521 nihers runquer neher glfnr Iynnur, . 3 lngzxltg zmh fame -Q Q 1 335611 alfnags line 6 nn Enith the name nf prayer, nur Qslma mater! Liv - ...-W l V wgynu. in ,. ...Ah-fig t ' i 3 E Q Q BAND MEMBERS First row - Bruce Ganzler, Ioan Iames, Alice Kuchay, Beverly Brehm, Catherine Grupe, Beverly Banden, Carol n Powles, Patricia Lettis, Carol Winfield, Ann Hmbrris, Ann Grupe, Emily Armstrong, Elizabeth Leier, Mary lane Kastner, Patricia Finn, ludy Villano, Barbara Marsh, Mary Lee White, Carol Barringer, Richard Gullott. Second row-Mr. Benington, Betty lean Berbert, Gordon Goodfellow, Douglas Van Wagenen, Bert- ram Schmitz, David Wheeler, George Sen enber- Eer, David Going, Harold Penistan, Ronalr? Cline, ucille Palma, arion Iandreau, Beverly Anthony, lean Frederick, Elma Hinckel, Richard Thoutte, Richard Bonner, Richard Gemmett, Bruce Ganzler, Thomas Tegiacchi, Donald Egry, Richard Senicha l. Arthur Newberry, Marion Rakoske, Conrad Kuchay. Third row-Mary Aldhous, Shirley Craig, Carolyn Herrington, Constance Gregory, Marilyn Cegler- ski, Edith Mastrean, Beverly Closson, Shirley lohn- ston, Arlowene Shoemaker, Ieannie Gregory, Dor- othy Kverelr, Barbara Link, Carolyn Rapant, loan Horvath, Milada Kozak, Kathryn lohnston, Ioan Gardiner, Billie lean Mclieone, Patricia Dion. Fourth row-Iohn Hammond, Richard Kverek, Richard Rosecrans, Allan Schoiield, Ronald Powles, Randall Hallenbeck, Robert Horstmyer, William Harrison, Bruce Lamb, Thomas Moore, Iohn White, Ernest Gutha, Fred Rapant, Carl Ehlers, Albert Vrooman, Gerald Craw, Ioseph Mastrianni, Rich- ard Marx, Benjamin Gabriel, Daniel Leather, ,ii TWIRLERS - Left to right: lean Frederick, Lucille Palma, Elma Hinckel, Marion Iandreau, Beverly Anthony. The School Band, dressed in its new uniforms, has been very active this year. lt has partici- pated in the United Nations, Armistice Day, and Memorial Day parades, presented a concert for the County 4-H Club Rally, taken part in the Fall Entertainment, the Christmas Concert, the P. T. A. Entertainment, the Music Festival, and assembly programs. lt is the aim of the Band this year to improve not only its performance, but also its instrumentation in order that it may be a step or two nearer a symphonic band. in l 1 1 gf 'li . ' l fag' I f li, , 1 v 2 ,Q r 1 E v t rg . , 2 urging ,J :YYX First row-Carolyn Rapant, Martha Smith, Marian Rakoske, Phyllis Pie-rce, lacquelyn Leather, Ronald Powles, Milada Kozak, Billie lean McKeone, Ioan Gardiner, Theresa Moncsko, Beverly Banden, Ann Harris. Second Row - Raymond Bunn, George Sengenberger, Patricia Dion, Dorothy Kverek, leannie Gregory, Ioan Horvath, Constance Gregory, Bruce Ganzler, Richard Bonner, Richard Kverek, Arlowene Shoemaker. Third row - Nino Corradi, Albert Vrooman, Fred Rapant, Iohn Hammond, Conrad Kuchay, Thomas Moore, Ernest Gutha, Carl Ehlers, Mr. Benington. Lett to right- Fred Rapant, Conray Kuchay, Phyllis Pierce, Billie lean McKeone. ORCHESTRA The School Orchestra has played at the Fall Entertainment, Christmas Concert, Music Festi- val, assembly programs, and has furnished music between acts for school plays. One Satur- day in October three bus loads ot orchestra and band members traveled to West Point to see the West Point and Virginia Tech Bands parade at their football games. It is the aim of the orchestra to learn to perform better music in a more artistic manner. GIRLS' CHORUS The High School Girls' Chorus, the largest in the history of the school, has furnished music at the Fall Entertainment, Christmas Concert, and assembly programs. lean Alheim, Patricia Anderson, Beverly Anthony, Beverly Banden, Bernice Banker, Nancy Barber, Maybelle Beaton, Barbara Beltance, Betty lean Ber- bert, Ianice Boehm, Evelyn Borst, Marie Bove, Rose Mar Bradt, Rose Campriello, Lorraine Carriere, PhyHis Case, Frances Cernik, Ellen Clark, Beverly Closson, Gloria Coluciello, Ruth Cooper, Emilia Coppola, Iacqueline Craig, lane Crounse, Helen Cunningham, Suzanne Dadson, Lorraine DeCarlo, Iulia DeCocco, Betty Delafano, Frances Delts, Pat lBion,lIean Doherty, Kathleen Draper, Carol Ann uva . Patricia Evans, Barbara Fay, Doris Ferraioli, Mickey Fiano, Evelyn Fink, Betty Folke, Lenora Frederick, Patricia Frederick, lean Fuller, Ioan Gallucci, Lois Ganzler, Ioan Gardiner, Mildred Giaquinto, Harriet Goodness, Leola Goska, Gretta Gratton, Ieanne Gregory, Shirley Greiner, Lorraine Griffith, Ann Gru e, Ann O. Harris, lean Hauser, Elvah l-laverly, Elelen Holtman, Myrna Holmes, lrene l-lorvath, Ioan Horvath, Kathryn Iohnston, Shirley lohnston, lo Ann Kazy, Ruth Kelly, Patricia Kell , Phyllis Kelly, Rose Marie Kieft, Ioyce Kluth, Shirley Knightes, Noreen Knuckey, Regina Koksa, Carmen LaMarca, Lina LaMarca, Lois Larson, Beulah Layman, Marie Leaderach, Iacquelyn Lea- ther, Carol Linton, Dawn Linstead, Margaret Liv- ingstone, Marilyn Livin ston, Doris Lobrecht, Mel- vina Longendyke, Carotl' Magee, Dolores Magnone, Roselyn Manderville, Georgia Manning, Sally Mas- land, Martha Matula, Eleanor Matzke, Katherine Mayer, Marie McConnell, Billie lean McKeone, loy McKeone, Mona McKeone, Myrna McNeill, Arlene Merritt, Betty Millette, Marion Mitchell, Doreen Mooney, Iune Morgan, Betty Mortimer, Ruth Mowers. Ioan Murphy, Grace Naparty, Iean Naparty, lean Nasholts, Patricia Navaretta, Anita Nicodemi, Mar- ion Nixon, Iule Norray, Eileen Osborn, Lucille Palma, Iessica Pendt, Barbara Pennings, Patricia Pierce, Phyllis Pierce, Mary Poranski, Katherine Proctor, Nadine Prout, Marion Rakoske, Carolyn Rapant, lean Riley, Anna Mae Robert, Audrey Rockwell, Betty Rockwell. Antoinette Saglirnbeni, Carolyn Sampson, Adeline Santa Barbara, Betty Sarver, Meryl Schiemer, Shirley Scholtz, Iacqueline Seavey, Angie Sera- pilio, Florence Shearer, Arlowene Shoemaker, Mary Simpson, Lorraine Sindoni, Teresa Slurtf, Marjorie Smith, Martha Smith, lean Sollohub, Gloria Stay, Dolores Stewart, Donna Sylvester, Leona Taber, Marian Terpak, Stephanie Tokos, Eugenia Tschudin, Roselyn Tuller, Lorraine Veith, Ann Wallace, Norma Wallace, Ioan Walmsley, Marlene Wayto, Arlene White, Dolores White, Ioan White, Dorothy Wilcox, Sylvia Wood, Ioann Wortendyke. BOYS' GLEE CLUB The Boys' Glee Club, organized last 'Septem- ber, has been rehearsing regularly on Monday and Friday noons. They sang at the Fall Enter- tainment and at assembly programs. The sec- ond term, Mr. Benington united these two groups, forming a mixed chorus which made its first public appearance at the Music Festi- val. Glenn Armstrong, Richard Bonner, Alvin Bundy, Frank Cassidy, Geral Craw, Frank DeCocco, Donald De- Pietro, VValter Edwards, Carl Ehlers, Donald Fonda, Glenn Gifford, Ernest Gutha, Paul Harding, Leonard Iohnston, Kenneth Kiett, Conrad Kuchay, Iames Le- Beau, Iohn Serapilio, Albert Vrooman, Earl Wiltsie, Graham Zeh. Blue Triangle , . 2' E 0 if 1' A' gui ' V 7 f' ' T BLUE TRIANGLE OFFICERS First row - Lorraine Veith, Pres- ident. Second row-Pat Kelly, Secre- tary, Gloria DiDonato, ice-Pres- ident. Third row-Lois Blessing, l.C.C memberg Irene Zlygkowski, Treas urerp Carmen Marca, l.C.C. member. First row - Miss E. Miller, lngebori Zimerman, Lois Blessing, Carmen I.aMarca, Patricia Kelly, orraine Veith, Gloria Di- Donato, Irene Zyslrowski, Mrs. Mates. Second row - Antoinette Saglimbeni, Eleanor Pannone, Mary ' ' M l Wa to, Terry, Phyllis Pierce, Adeline Santabarbara, ar ene y Milada Kozak, Marianna, Sebis, Iivlce White, Harriet Wieher, Theresa Monscko, Ianet Dumas, arguerite Horn, Constance H-if Gregory, Edith Mastrean, Shirley Knightes. Third row - Ann lewett, Marilyn Seaman,.Gloria Colucciello, Eileen Vysehrad, Marion Nixon, Arlowene Shoemaker, Meryl Schiemer, Lorraine Gaid s, Shirley Farone, lean Rileg, Billie Iean MeKeone, Dorothy liusek, Helen Cunningham, orothy Kverek, Ann Harris. Since the Blue Triangle is a Y-Teen Club, each girl is a junior member of the Y. W. C. A. The k t ' 1 onsored a fall dance The Harvest Hop and held food sales. The club also too par gir s sp , , in the United Nations Appeal for Children drive. To top the Christmas season, a party was given for the Hi-Y boys at the Y. W. C. A., and all had a good time. When we senior girls graduate in Iune, the club will be handed over to the incoming fresh- l d M . Mates, will be able to continue on men. We hope our capable advisors, Miss Mil er an rs with them. HIY ' W HI-Y OFFICERS First row -Nino Corradi, Treasurer, quarella, Chaplain. Emory Milstrey, Presidenrg Rhein Vogel, Publicity Fourth row-Fred Rapant, Vice-President, Mr Leal, Advisor. HI-Y CLUB Picture 1-Bill Smith, Doug Dennison, Harold Borden, Dick Coton, Bob Summers, Nino Corradi, Don Chevalier, Fred Rapant, Picture 2 - Nelson LaRoe, Frank Grasso, George Welch, George Grupe, Emory Milstrey, Sal Lalvialta, Mr. Leal. Picture 3-Dick Wallace, Don Fonda, Walt Edwards, Bill Alheim, Iohn Bove, Dick Pasquarella, Iohn White, Dave Harris. Picture 4 - Ken Adams, Paul Brozyna, Dick Loeber, Ber- nie Odasz, lim Robert, Marvyn Craig, Dave Sarnatulski, Bhein Vogel. 7 This year, because Mr, Arnds has lett Draper, Mr. Leal was elected advisor ot the Hi-Y. We would like to thank Mr. Leal for the time and effort he has given us. Our most outstanding activity is the annual Hi-Y Play which all the students look forward to. It consists ot an all male cast. Every year, when Freshmen are admitted, the Hi-Y issues a pamphlet that gives them an introduction to Draper High School. Much of the money earned by the Hi-Y is used to pay the expenses for a trip to the North Woods Dude Ranch. Second row-Sal LaMalfa, Secretary, Dick Pas- Third row- Bernie Odasz, Sergeant-at-Arms: XA, N Plcgm-e 1 Mlldred Im- gngen Eleanor-e Coluccrello Dolores Picture 2 Anne Harris, Helen Cunningham, Billie lean Mc Stewart Mrs Crosman llen Clark Lois Ganzler Diane Brock Keone Mrs Crosman, Dolores Maglnone, Marion Kurowski way Barbara Cole Barbara Gxrardot Georgia Manning, Delores Hexgel, Carita lben. The Library Club was reorganized this year under the new librarian, Mrs. Ruth Cros- man. Because so many girls were interested in joining the club, a series of tests was established to select only those girls most keenly interested in library work. Under the librarian's supervision the girls carried on the essential duties of the lib- rary: the charging of books, preparation of new books, and maintaining neatness in the library. Money was raised for the club by selling Draper pins which proved very popular with the school. IWWWM wp t - J QQ if QQ 26 23 36 69 '?' 36. 'dt D6 Q eg Q kv I .ml PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB QQ 'Q First row f Don Sutton. Second row -- Eleanore Pannone, Arlene Ferraioli, Third row Y Phyllis Brown, Carmen Lalvtarca, Beverly Iewett, Elma Hinckel, Fouth row - Gerald Craw, Barbara Spring, Stephanie Gesek, Ray Quantock, Ronald Davis, Fifth row f Frank Cassidy, George Endries, George Paska, Bob MacMartin. Sixth row - Fred Hopmeier, Mr. Mullen. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB OFFICERS First row-Elma Hinckel, Secretary, Sec- ond row - Don Sutton, Presidentg Bob MacMartin, Treasurer. Third row - George Paska, Vice-President. The organized Photography Club has aroused a great deal of interest among the camera-minded Draperites. The purpose of this organization is to help its members get an understanding of the fundamentals of photography. Photography covers a large areag it deals with taking pictures, develop- ing, printing, and enlarging. The club has shown noon-time movies tc raise money for its treasury. SHOP CLUB The Shop Club has been organized this year under the direction of Mr. Leal. It is composed of members who have com- pleted two years of shop. We have so far this year sponsored a noon-time dance which turned out exceedingly Well. Our club is not only interesting, but educational as well, for we learn how to make furniture, such as lamps, end- tables, and many other usful articles. Sf Sex, SHOP CLUB OFFICERS Left to right-Don Chevalier, Vice-Presi- dent, Bill Alheim, Presidentg Bob Summers, Secretary-Treasurer. SHOP CLUB Lett to right -Mr. Leal, Allan Rosen, Bob Summers, Don Chevalier, Iohn Scaccicr, Bill Alheim, Bob Pustolka, Richard Coton, Wal- ter Edwards, Russell Brown. SKY-HI CLUB OFFICERS Row l- Anita Nicodemi, President. Row 2 - Iacqueline Seavey, Vice-Presidentg Irene Horvath, l.C.C. member. Row 3 - Barbara Fay, Treasurer, Ioan Murphy, Secretaryg Leola Goska, I.C,C, member. Row 1 - Rosalyn Tuller, Anita LaMalta, lean Pennings, Shir- ley Madigan, Lorraine Sindoni, Doreen Mooney, Barbara Fay, Iacqueline Seavey, Anita Nicodemi, loan Murphy, Mary Ann Ferraro, Lorraine Griffith, lean Nasholts, Marion Mitchell, Teresa Slurti, Barbara Kent, Georgia Manning, Carolyn lab- lonski, Arlene Palmer. Row 2-Arlene Pasquarella, Patricia Della Rocco, Beverly SKY-HI The Sky-Hi is the youngest Y-Teen club of Draper School. Our club's formal recognition ceremony took place at the Y.W.C.A. Following this ceremony, there was entertainment and refreshments. In order to raise money for our treasury, we have held food sales and have sold candy at the basketball games. For our own enjoyment we have had parties at the With the help of Mrs. Picozzi and Miss Veecler, our future looks very promising. Banden, Lorraine Carriere, Lenora Frederick, Constance Greg- ory, Carolyn Rapant, loan Horvath, Leola Goska, Irene Hor- vath, Ruth Cooper, Diana Brockway, lean Hauser, Margaret McNamee, Ioan Gardiner, Shirley Greiner, Betty Mil ette, Kathryn Tedisco, Iune Morgan. Seated - Miss Veeder, Mrs. Picozzi. TRI-HI OFFICERS First row-Iacquelyn Leather, Vice- Presidentg Marian Rakoske, Presi- dent. Second row-Phyllis Case, l.C.C. member, Carol Linton, Treasurer Georgianna Ham, Secretary. First row - Carol Linton, Marian Rakoske, Iacquelyn Leather, Lucille Rodenrnacher, Georgianna Ham, Second row- Mrs. Welton, Margaret Liv- ingstone, lean Alheim, Phyllis Case. Third row - Mrs. Ruff, Beverly Stafford, Gretta Gratton, Eleanor Matzke, Annette DiDonato. Fourth row - Arlene Merritt, Martha Smith, lean Doherty, Angeline Serapilio, Shirley Iohnston, Filth row-Lois Ganzler, Barbara Belfance, Martha Stryjek, Dorothy Wilcox. Sixth row - Rosemary Bradt, Barbara Spring, Carolyn Sampson. Seventh row - Beverly Anthon , Eileen Os- born, Florence Feeley, Nancy lgeefer. Eighth row - Mildred Iorgensen, Ioan W ite, Mary Simpson, Evelyn Fink. TRI-HI The Tri-Hi Girl Reserve is composed of thirty- seven members, all of whom are juniors. This year We have held several salad sales. Due to the cooperation of the committee members, each was a success. Our card party was held on Ianuary 13. Had it not been for the able guidance of our advisors, Mrs. Welton and Mrs. Ruff, we would not have enjoyed our club work so well. 1+ -ff WF '11 1. I, ,, lt .A WS 5 T' ,t 1 X, I L T A 1? Nun S lo 1: -1- Q, me 6 0? a AIX Q w C A 'N . Mx, if Y ..! fQ 'Q an Q 5 IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The Draper High Iunior Varsity Basketball team, after a slow start, compiled an impressive record. They combined speed and height to a great advantage in overcoming many of their oppo- nents. The team notched two wins from the strong St. Columba High School team to break the winning streak which the latter had compiled. M ix ALLAN ROSEN Manager of Basketball First row - Dick Doulin, mascot. Second row - Bob Frederick, Iohn August, Anthony Gallucci, Iohn Prout. Third row - Al Clother, Harold Borden, Ben Occhino, Ed LeGere, Ed Cook, George Endries. Fourth row - Mr. Fink, Dick Ruzzo, Bob Pustolka, Herb Hanke, Howard Herbert, Dick Van Allen, Iohn Craw ley. Fifth row - Matt Delorey, Iohn Mcxcejka, George Seeger, Dick LeGere, George Wodarzak. BASEBALL The team, having turned in a superior record last year, will be hoping to do equally well this year. Games have been sched- uled with Mont Pleasant and Nott Terrace, two outstanding area high schools. A class B baseball league is being formed with area high schools, and Draper will enter this league. Some of the other schools in this league will be Scotia, Glove-rsville, Iohns- town, and Saratoga. First row - Nelson Laliloe, Bill Alheim, Bob Frederick, Herb Heinrich. Second row - Mr. Fink, Dick Loeber, Iohn Bove, Murvyn Craig, Bob Odasz, Rocco Vitch, Ben Occhino, Don 'Matteson Third row -Bob Hewett, Harold Borden, Bob Summers, Dave Samatulski, Al Clother, Walter Edwards, Conrad Kuchay, Ed LeGere. Ll ,,, E GIRI.S' INTRAMURAL CLUB The Girls' Intramural Club was organinzed in September 1947 by Mrs. I. I. Gerard. Quickly the organization's membership rose to hun- dreds of girls. This is the only club where the girls of Draper High School can compete with each other in sports such as volleyball, basket- ball and softball. G. I. C. OFFICERS-Seated-Pat Kell , President, Marie Bove, Vice-President. Standing - donnie Greg- ory, Treasurer, Dot Kverek, Secretary, G. I. C. PICTURE 1 First row - Mrs. Gerard, Connie Gregory, Pat Kelly, Dot Kverek. Second row - Mag Terry, Marilyn Seaman, Marianna Sebis, Carmen La arca, Gloria Colucciellgjoan Gal- lucci, Arlene Ferraioli. Third row - Lorraine Gajdwes, Ruth Young, Stephanie Tokos, Charlotte Grethen, dith Mastrean, Ianet Du- mas, Betty Iean Berbert, Maybelle Beaton. G. I. C. PICTURE 2 First row -- Dolores White, Rose Marie Kieft, Ioan Kell , Fleanor Matzke, loan White, Arlene Merritt, Lucihe Rodenmacher, Ann Miceli, Eleanor Spina, Angie Serapilio. Second row -Millie Iorgensen, Eileen Osborn, lean Alheim, Margaret Livingstone, Shirley Iohnston, Iackie Leather, Barbara Shahan, Gretta Gratton, Carolyn Sampson, Martha Stryjek. Third row-Barbara Spring, lean Doherty, Dorothy Wilcox, Fvelyn Fink, Rosemar Bradt, Beverly An- thony, Til Ham, Phyllis Case, Nlarian Bakoske, Carol Linton, Martha Smith. G. I. C. PICTURE 3 First row -- Lydia Conte, Marie McConnell, Margaret Leamon, Berdena Fox, Helen Hallman, Angie De illo, Marion Terpak, Noreen Knuckey, Shirley Schultz, Pat Pierce, Ioan Walmsley, lule Norray, Frances Dells, Second row -Eleanor Griesemer, Arlene Baumgartner, Helene Seymour, Ioan Schinnerer, Ann Wallace, Ann Grupe, Doris Ferraioli, Suzanne Dadson, Barbara Pen- nings, Mary lane Grillith, Shirley Mae Kiett, Carolyn Van Buren. Third row Y Kay Proctor, Doris Alheim, lean Naparty, Grace Naparty, Buelah Layman, Dolores Stewart, Illeanor Colucqiellol Ellen Clark, M rna McNeil, Lor- raine DiCarlo, Florence Shearer, ghyllis Kelly, Eu- qenia Tschudin. G. I. C. PICTURE 4 First row - Mickey Fiano, Ie-an Gannon, Helen Pus- tolka, loan Murphy, Marjorie Smith, Pat Cook, Lorraine Carriere, Leola Goska, lrene Horvath Second row-Doreen Mooney, Margaret McNamee, lytarie Bove, Kay Tedisco, Anna Mae Robert, Barbara ay, Third rowf Shirley Greiner, Ruth Charette, Hoselyn Tuller, lane Ann Crounse, Kay Iohnston, lean Hauser, Carol Magee, Ruth Cooper, Theresa Slurlt, Ianice Boehm. 9 First picture - Dick Loeber, Rhein Vogel, Fred Bapant. Second picture - Bernie Miller, Ed Mason, Frank Grosso, Bob Schoeneker. Third picture - Gus Iason, Herb Heinrich, Rocco Vitch. Fourth picture - Al Clother, Bob Snyder, Dick Ruzzo, Iohn Crawley, Dick LeGere, Ed l.eGere. Filth picture - Don Chevalier, Nelson LaRoe, Bill Alheim. Draper High's soccer team closed one of the most successful seasons it has had in years. Playing against outstanding schools, the team twice beat Amsterdam and Lansingburg high schools Led by Captain Dick Loeber and high scoring center forward Rhein Vogel, the team won six and lost only three games. The team was also eligible to enter the class B sectional finals which were not held because the opponent selected would not play. Vanity D Club OECD!! - Lelt to right -- Bob Summers, Treasurerp Fred Rapant, President, Dick Loe- ber, Secretary. VARSITY D CLUB First row-Iohn Bove, Al Clother, Rocco Vitch, Conrad Kuchay, Bernie Odasz. Second row - Rhein Vogel, Iohn Prout, Bob Summers, Nelson Lalioe, Bob Frederick, Robert Schoeneker. Third row-Dick Le-Gere, Dick Loeber, Bill Alheim, Don Chevalier, Lee Scott, Walter Edwards, Hd l.eGere, Dave Sama- tulski, Don Matteson, Bob Odasz. Fourth row - Frank Grasso, Bernie Miller, Al Grasso, Benny Occhino, Fred Rapant, Harold Borden, Herb Heinrich, Marvyn Craig, Ed Mason, Mr. Fink. VARSITY D CLUB The Varsity D Club is composed of all boys who have earned at least one Varsity letter in any sport. The purpose of the club is to further and improve athletics in Draper School. CHEERLEADERS This year's cheerleading squads are captained by Mildred Giaquinto cmd Beverly Anthon Varsity co-captains, and Carmen l..aMarca, lunior Varsity captain. For the first time, tl squads' uniforms are completely different. The Varsity has jackets and skirts and the Iunit Varsity has sweaters and skirts. The Cheerleaders have organized a cheering section cheer tor the teams at the games. The cheerleaders have held food sales, sold megaphonm and tee shirts to raise money for away trips. The squads are under the able direction of N Farley. INDIVIDUAL CHEERLEADERS -- Left to right- Beverly Anthony, Carmen LaMarca, Mildred Giaquinto. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS- First row - Mildred Giaquinto, Beverly Anthony. Second row -Dolores Ar- bour, Eleanor Matzke, Margaret Livingstone, Dolores Theisen, lean Frederick. Third row-Mr. Farley, Naomi Stay, Marlene Wayto, Lorraine Getman, Shirley Farone, Carolyn Kietlinski. u IUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS - Left to right- Rosemary Bradt, Irene Horvath, Evelyn Fink, Carmen I.aMarca, Audrey Nigriny, Florence Lawton. , 4 X Qgairnns f Filet nut nur fnniste 5 falter F ' f f X , E111 flwh 315 nn in inztnrg R YJ Egegrrngznhqlg grag xx -LA X ff sizmh fue! K iii? ' ! '! X V gk Xxx ',,....-- '-- ffff :Q 3 X F, P Q J Q4 ,X qv!! N X jf X C cf ' , 'QV X X X TJ 1K 33 X L Lyw' 59' INN K f I X L ff ,Nt I Q q 4 f ox ' I s X f fn I 1 f ' VK X ffl i X L W f AX X X K ff Y XX f v sfx f f 4 XY + A f ff A X Qnik , , ' , Y ,,f Q W f Eff 1 N f X J f 1X iff vp f 4 X Y ff We 2 5 I-xg, 'uf' TT-I X- Z 'fix fLf?f fffj -jf ' COMPLIMENTS of the OFFICIALS of the TOWN OF ROTTERDAM William L. Alheim Roy Hamilton Neil I. Dube Iohn G. Horvath Michael I. 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