Ferris High School - Wheel Yearbook (Jersey City, NJ)

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Page Thirty MARY WINICK No. 9 Undecided C-4 Spanish Club Pres. Vice-Council Pres Honor Society Law Club Judge Humor Editor Alumni Play 11B V.P. She who sings frightens away her ills. -Cervantes. SENIOR CLASS BALLOT Class Leader ............ Most Popular Girl ..... Handsomest Boy ...... Beauty .....,................... Best Dressed Girl ....... Best Dressed Boy ..,.... Orator .,.................... Teacher's Pet ........ Song Bird ..... Buddies .. ..... .. Pals ................... . Dancing Lady ...... Dancing Man ............. Tireless Talker ........,......... Most Ambitious Girl ........ Most Ambitious Boy ....... Modest Miss .......,..........,... Bashful Beau .......................... Did Most for Ferris fGirlj Did Most for Ferris fBoyj Sure Success .....................,...... Best School Spirit .............. Musician fGirlj ...... Musician QBoyj ...... Comedian ............ . William joseph Flanagan . Ann Panzino . Herbert Tannenbaum . Concetta Ricciardi . Ann Panzino . Emanuel Raichelson . Edward Tybus . George Spadora . Angelina Ferri . Bernard Spirito and George Spadora . Angelina Stasio and Angelina Tabbi . Ruth Siedman . Emanuel Raichelson . Rose Sbano . Roslyn Silverstein . Edward Tybus . Angelina Liberatore . Armando Calabrese . Lydia Polichemi . William joseph Flanagan . Dorothy Loiterman . Ann Panzino . Eileen Hennessey . Anthony Calabro . William McGuinness

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ANGELINA TABBI ' No. 5 Borouth's Inst. Tabbs General Italian Club Little Theatre Corridor Patrol Usherette Vice-Council 12A Sec'y Law Club Patience, endurance, and spiritual emotion are the essence of granite souls. -Rev. Ernest L. Mills. HERBERT TANNENBAUM No. 9 Undecided Herby General Honor Society Law Club Corridor Patrol Business Staff Play With most men life is like a back-gammon-half skill and half luck. -O. W. Holmes. HELEN TUREWICZ No. 37 Undecided Blondie C-4 Corridor Patrol Polish Club Photo Staff Cashier French Club Treas. Business Staff Basketball Thy fair hair my heart enchainedf' -Sidney. EDWARD J. TYBUS No. 37 Undecided ..Ed,, i C.P. Debating Club Pres Editor-in-chief Dues Committee Play Speech is the messenger of the heart. -jewish Proverb. FLORENCE WEINTRAUB NO- 37 N. Y. U. Flossie General Sport Club Sec'y 12A Treas. Leaders' Club Usherette Little Theatre Sec'y Office Staff Basketball Fencing Club Her smile will carry her a long way in her chosen Held. Page Twenty-nine

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CLASS or JUNE, 1957 The members of the Class of june, 1937, embarked upon their Senior Year under the genial chairmanship of Jerome Haggart. Organization, accompanied by violent cam- paigning, resulted not only in a landslide for the elected officers but disclosed the latent ability of many members. The merging of this large group hitherto engaged in various extra curricular activities meant many new friendships, closer associations, and an ever-increasing loyalty to Ferris. Although outnumbered two to one, the boys of the class clamored insistently to display their terpsichorean talent. Their opportunity came when, in conjunction with the out- going class, they gave the Senior Sport Dance. The gaiety of the evening proved the success of the affair, and demonstrated their ability to foster future activities. The Class of June, 1937, enters its final term confident, and pledged to uphold the standards of Ferris. JEROME HAGGART, President CLARA MAZALESKI, Assistant Secretary JEANETTE LENSKA, Vice-President ANN MAZZEO, Treasurer HELEN SWIERBINSKA, Secretary ANNA EILON, Historian HELEN KING, Faculty Advisor Page Tlvirty-one