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Rey Gheduzzs began fo snferesl' hsmself sn +he Traffsc Squad All of us began To nohce 'rhal' 'rhere was somefhsng called an elevalor sn 'rhe school and sneaked rsdes when Sally and Bsll weren 'f loolcsng January l940 Upper Junsors and already gapsng al' Sensor hafsl Edsfh Freed and Judy Leven+hal were 'Frsendly enemses as +o who could play +he cello beH'er Selma Sherman was elec'I'ed G O Secrefary and Msllsceni' Schnapslc became our Rep Selma Wsengar+en was awarded a +rsp 'ro 'she prsnfers because of her worlc sn +he lournalss'rs class Sepl' l940 There we were sn our sensor year al lasl' and all 'I'ha1' we heard was Vo+e for mel Henry Psefrangels Jr was elec1'ed Pressdeni' Joan E Vander Woude ws+h 'thai excellenl slogan name Vsce Pressdenl' Angelsna Judy Psgnone became Secre1'ary and Sue Sfern fsnally came sn+o offsce as Sensor Hss'rorsan June Turner was unansmously chosen Treasurer excepl' for fhree vo'res for Yehuds The boys were 1'ha+ way abouf +he cheersng squad Paulsne Rosle Marse Casson and NeH'se Slrassberg and 'lhe gsrls aboul' 'rhe foolball and baslcefball sfars Howse Rasffa Mslce Wa+nsclc Aaron Sagal Herb Ans+eH' and Joe Morreale Harold Fesn and Julsan Lsch'r were she only sfudenis of our class sn The facully show The Man Who Marrsed a Dumb Wsfe Dorss Schwarlz became Pressdenl of +he Edsfor of Bsos January l94l Upper sensors 'she real McCoy ai' las+l Class queshon Can I be on your commsH'ee7 We seleded our sensor hal and had +o endure such remarlcs as Dsd you have +o was'r four years +o be fresh es7 Anne Belly of Blakely Annex fame became our las? G O Rep and Sylvsa Moss prom chasrman Herb Ans'reH' and Wsllsam Sesgrssl' were her male assss+an+s Lsbby Lazarson and Edsfh Freed dsvsded fhesr aH'enl'son be iween +he Prom CommsH'ee and fhe Orsole Bernard pu+ hss pencsl sn use and became News Eds+or Bea+rsce Trspods was apposnfed Ari' Edsfor of +he Orsole Howse Roshlcow and Seymour Handelman spolse e+ernally of sporhng good chances Pe+e Pselrangels was worry sng aboul' whal color he +o wear lo l'he Prom Fsnally af 1'he prom sn +he masn ballroom of fhe Rs+z Carlron co eds blossomed forfh as glamour gsrls sn swsshy gowns and +he boys sn fuxedos as men And so amsd laughfer and 'rears we bsd fhese four shorl' years Farewell Four shor+ years sn whsch we have learned io revere as well as love Evander four shorl' years and 'then 'rhe 'fufure a huge queshon mark. Presiden1 s Club, Max Weiner, Presidenl' of l'he Aris'l'a, and BeH'y Jacobs,
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THE MARCH OF TIME Four Years of World QIIUCIYIH'-V Events' Sepl' I937 Freshles and how we haled iflll Firsl' words were When lm a Semorll' We came +o school lhal' firsl' day IH graduahon dresses and shorl' panfs and heard somefhing aboul' going up one sfaircase and down anolher We wenl' searching for lhe bar of mercury which held +he audlforium door open Afler +he firsf day some of us were senf eu+her 'ro Blakely or Norr Annex and began +o wage war on lhose a+ +he mam building January l938 The annexi+es loaned fhose a+ lhe mann and fogelher declared war on 'rhe sophomores and seniors Everyone was falkmg abou+ fhe play called Charleys Aunl some of us decided +o go bul' +he o+hers of us said We re upper freshmen now and we won 1' be 'raken in because 'rhe gym spol' mcldenf was enough for us saved our money for ice cream cones lnsfead Sepl I938 We were gefhng a bil' wiser now and decided +0 lake l'he advice we wan+ed +o go down Bob Bernard laid aside his shorl' panfs and di covered wha'r a pencil was Mel Schwarlz made Evander News head Ines wr+h his 967 average Eunice Sfern was de'fea+ed for 'rhe lhird hme in her campaigns Hugh Ailken gazed fondly a+ a camera and foo oul' +wo books on science from Evanders library Harvey Bruns wick underwenr severe 'reasing because of his Bosfon accenl' Norma Oboler hadn 1' arrived ye'r wi+h hers from Chicago Joan Vander Woude cried every hme somebody called her a freshle January I939 Everybody was falking abour 'rhe new school called Chnsfopher Columbus We asked Gerle Becker abou? I+ she always knew +he answers Rifa Fox was elecfed G O Rep Hugh Ailken Bob Bernard and Mel Schwarlz were already members of 'rhe Evander News Slaff Everybody said Gee when l'hey walked pasl' Mlnna Rabmowlch shoufed Call me Mickey Sep+ 1939 Columbus opened and Norr Annex closed in spife of pro+es+s from all good annexlfes lrene Schashe gained fame as fhe Personallly Girl . 8 1 . . . .. . . .. . . . ' I II I II . ' U II I I 9 ll I II II f 0 U of our superiors abou? pursuing leisure. . . . Used lhe up sfaircases when .S . u- - k I I l . - I I C I . 3 . . . . , . l II Il ' ' ' . ll , . ' ll - - ul - - ll
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e 1 Q' 8 fl I lip fl N S HVVH T LIFE Cnc-e upon a Mme rhere was a boy named Joe. Qne say, hh erernenrary schoof reacher said, 'Uoe-you are ord enough fo go our En+o 'he worzo and seek your forfune. Here is your diploma. Be sure you oo nor Wose Tfefor eylr fs sure To befaf you, if you oo, before you earn anorher. Lrfre Joe rhankeo We Teacher ano ser of. The hrsr place Joe Came ro was a o7-EJ-Q ouiiofnq. N wohoer whar Ives in 'hereff ioio Joe-one he sferzped ?orwarc. ! wo. on ' go 'n 'nere 'ao a kno, vote ans Joe hurneo erouro 'n frne fo iee an oc rnen hurryhg away. 'I+ rock rne sk years ro ger out he ca aed. Bu' Joe garhereo his courage aes cred ue rne shess. Beiore he coua Take Pore of anyrhrnq, a hano pushed h'rn Iwo ah euoI'orL'n 'ences h7'n 53 yelow 5'5- ano Dushed him fnro as sear. Tfrne passes:-and Joe Frozh become Joe Soch. He khew T554 'here were only Three ohfices In fhe schoof Ther COUUTSO-H76 News Cfgfce, fhe Puohoefons 072253, ana Room Ho. He 5 so Wed fine Book Qoonn eno rhe Musk Room. 5 .5 f N
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