Franklin K Lane High School - Senior Echoes Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1945 volume:

.-i'vf- rw . , ' y J ni V' i ALMA MATER 1945 1' 'N 4 1 i JM K ,bxk fa-QA , , ,Q f Oi -?. ,, fiifff, -f K y.f:ff,Jg+ .xA- I if 'kkv GK. L. LANE S C I-I 0 O L BROOKLYN, New YORK Charles Springmeyer I 9 ll. 5 Principal l-. .-1-l-l- EDITOR-IN-CHIEF LITERARY EDITOR . LITERARY STAFF KNOCK EDITORS KNOCK STAFF ART EDITOR ART STAFF SPORTS EDITORS BUSINESS MANAGER BUSINESS STAFF CHIEF TYPIST TYPE STAFF PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF ART ADVISER OFFICERS SENIOR ADVISERS Doris Laulerbach Edi+h Wendling Sylvia Addis Sonia Appelbaum Albert Carlson Myra Fauer Doris Filling Naomi Goldsmilh Norma I-'lechl Doris Filling Mary Bendzius Rose Marie Carillo Raymond Clancy Thomas Gibbons Marion Grolimund Joan Hamm Gloria Hammond Louis Pluchino Waller Downing Evelyn Balch Marion Sieinmeiz Jacquelyn De Foreslr I Palricia lnsinga Grace Barry Beafrice Gillman SENIOR ECHOES FRANKLIN K. LANE Hlei-i SCHOOL 5 TA F F BROOKLYN VOLUME xxxm Frances I-lorowilz Arlene Koeppel Rhoda Kreshin Rifa Kriveloii Rose Lavender Jean Marcus Meia Moore Alvin Slein John Kearns Philip Kershner Rose Lavender Jean Marcus Efhel Meyers Al Oslrove Warren Rossway Thomas Schneide Carlelon Irish Lorraine Verily Marion Heise F Leafrice lsselpaclfer . I r Nm '1 ,I HJ'-s :-fi ali 'ifskiiiif William Neslor Sfewarl Ross Virginia Rowley Florence Schmerler Alvin Sfein Teresa Trusz Dorolhy Wesrerberg Sylvia Schaeffer Frank Schembre Dorolhy Slcerie Fred Sollcolil Rosalind Still Phyllis Wagner Sfella Tabershaw Evelyn Wall Madeline Kilkelly Marilyn Rempel Larry Bernsfein Nafale Oliva AI Spivalc 'Irving Kaylon William Shapiro PRESIDENT-Thomas Schneider TREASURER-Madeline Klllrelly VICE PRESIDENT-Mary Bendzius SECRETARY-Alice Hansen Hazel Borden Jennings Gusfave Hamburger Edilor-in-cliiel Doris Laulerbach EDITORS AND OFFICERS Literary Edifor Edifh Wendling Knock Edilcrb Alvin Slein Doris Filling Business Mswemi Marion Sfeinmelz Sporls fdilr -r Carlelon lrislm Chief Typis' Palricia lnsinga Sporls Eclilor Evelyn Balch Ar? Edilcr Louis Pluchino Pliolcqraplwers Irving Kaylon Al Spivak Larry Bernslein Nafale Oliva Presiclenl Thomas Schneider Vice Presidenr Mary Benclzius Treasurer Madeleine Kilkelly Secrefary Alice Hansen DEDICATION TO LANE'S BASKETBALL TEAM No words suTTice To Tell oT The greaT pride Which in us burns when Thinlcing oT The boys OT our greaT Team who enTered side by side Upon The courT, amid The deaTening noise OT cheering Triends, and LaneiTes overwroughT WiTh ioy, and pride, and TaiTh ThaT we would win. No wriTer can describe how each man ToughT To hold The banners high, when heads did spin In dizziness and hopes began To Tall, When scores did mounT and minuTes Tled Too soon And every eye was Tixed upon The ball To see if TaTe would granT us ThaT one boon. And never a Tremor, never a doubT, Did pass Through Those brave minds, and gallanT hearTs: For whaT was one game losT or won iT ouT OT iT was gained The love which Tame imparTs? WhaT could The value be oT vicTory here And downTall There, if wiTh iT did noT come RespecT Tor Those whose eTTorTs did endear The hearTs oT all, whose playing did benumb The sighT oT crowds and made Them wonder aT The spiriT and The will oT This brave Team? There is no man who would noT doTT his haT To Them in honesT and sincere esTeem. And all we LaneiTes wanT To shouT ouT loud. To Tell The world ThaT we are Truly proud. William NesTor 4 SENIOR ECHOES 4 - A523 1- Unfp. LF 5531 .pri-' 1 554, T N ,. . ...vs ,,.::qg -Wt! n-:fy wg, rx: +:,21w1:r,xf-'f'+- N.-4-1--?3f.,v -nqzyg., th. -f.,,k,,,44, ,-.. fy, X-gg-U., ,g.3,,'., 1.5 ,WN 'rpg 'R-1' -.-?.'.i-'01 fsdrfsiqtiili szzzrfs 'im fuk:-Lava-2-if: 5752515 '23, 'bliiggiin zgyifgziw 494-f-f ,ZZZL f,.Af,x-ju Ngrafggw 'lfi' fzczzzw Air-gp Blix .pw-., 12512 .3-,elm :, fb. SENIOR ECI-ICDES Boys' Knocks Business Spor+s Pwf Staffs SENIQR ECI-IOES Life-rary Staff SENIOR ECI-IOES Girls' Knocks Tvpinq Phofography Shancfs FOREWORD Gradualion from Franklin K. Lane is anolher mileslone reached on our palhway ol life. When in laler years we open lhe cover of lhe Echoes , many memories of our lile in Lane will be relived lor us. Then we will lully realize how very much we have enioyed our slay al Lane. We will all agree, l am sure. lhal lhe besl years ol lile and lhe besl lime ol life were spenl here. We would nol slay, however, since lime keeps marching on and we musl keep in slep. Aller Commencemenl our palhways sever. Some ol our friends will conlinue lheir educalion, some will go oul inlo lhe business world, and some will enler our Armed Forces. To all we bid God Speed. The sad parl alooul Commencemenl is lhal we will miss our many schoolmales and leachers whom we have found lo loe lrue friends. Lel lhis Senior Book recall lo us our old and cherished lriends. And as we lravel oul inlo lhe world lo seek our lorlune. we solemnly pray lhal lhe sludenls who follow us will graduale wilh lhe world al peace. We, lhe Seniors of l945, many ol whom will see aclion before lhe war is over. do solemnly pledge lo succeeding generalions lo do our all lo win lhe war, and lo win a lasling peace. Doris La ulerbach JUNE l945 7 5 Q1-, AQ GM fx, , y . , - 43-. Q' ENN--Qaeiwp .. if ', . +f,.4 1 if . F f,f'fa?,?kf-W A 5zkxifbfggfwii-2'?2wgwsffiazigv vlxvgif , M A :-:f f2:z .f-fm, .. . I .2 m fam, rf Q g f 5 QE wffqw AE? A ',. Vw 2 Qi W, ' . :ATE 'K V L f 3 M Qfg, I- i, E2 ' , - ' 525 Wi p lf' - ' 51 ,, ' 1 ' V ffm-ge E, A . U, ,, .I 21-ew fm A .' -fm wiv, qw N.. , , ,Sikh ZZ ., f - . .gk . ,A gg 2, 5 Q 51 ,525 X fx QQ? , ii Eifflfg. ' ffl I' fs .. ,, X ., ,Lf 5 f Q' u Q, R R 5 gi? Z Q Q A fx A 5 .vm gg My f's:f' qw'.1i am. -, 2 as ,y Z I B' Q 1 'X O CAPTAIN! MY CAPTAIN! Q CapTain! my CapTain! our TearTuI Trip is done, The ship has weaTher'd every rack, The prize we soughT is won, The porT is near, The bells I hear, The people all exuITing, While Tollow eyes The sTeady keel, The vessel grim and daring, BuT O hearT! hearT! hearT! O The bleeding drops oT red, Where on The deck my CapTain Iies, Fallen cold and dead. O CapTain! my CapTain! rise up and hear The bells: Rise up-Tor you The Tlag is Tlung-Tor you The bugle Trills, For you bougueTs and riblz-on'd wre-aThs-Tor you The shores a-crowding, For you They call, The swaying mass, Their eager Taces Turning: I-Iere CapTain! dear TaTher! The arm be-neaTh your head! IT is some dream ThaT on The deck, You've Tallen cold and dead. My CapTain does noT answer, his Iips are pale and sTiII, My TaTher does noT Tee! my arm, he has no pulse nor will, The ship is anchor'd saTe and sound, iTs voyage closed and done, From TearTuI Trip The vicTor ship comes in wiTh obiecT won: IfxuIT 0 shores, and ring O loeIIs! BuT I wiTh mournTuI Tread, Walk The deck my CapTain lies, Fallen cold and dead. WaIT WhiTman THE RETURN Q- 'I 'r ,Cc fix up 4- -jr-.A They say There is a sTory behind every New Yorker. if 11 Y IT was one OT Those Typically hoT days made hoTTer by The absence oT shade. IT was odd, buT inTo The eTher came a sTrangeness, a someThing ThaT served as a symbol oT ThaT human beehive, The GheTTo. a melodic sTrain, so Toreign To This aTmosphere ThaT I began To ask where had I heard This beTore? Could This slime and TilTh produce someThing so beauTiTul? The air was gone, buT The melody lingered on. I could do no more Than waiT To see The Tace oT The one who had Tingered his violin wiTh such compassion. And Then he came. He was The GheTTo. In his cloThing could be seen The experiences oT a cheap and crowded exisTence. BuT iT was in his eyes ThaT I read my sTory1- wk 'Y wk The quieT room was disTurbed only by The heavy breaThing oT The man who lay on The ugly, broken bed. AT a Table saT a young man, his eyes Tixed upon his violin. Suddenly he leaned Torward and Touched The insTrumenT wiTh reverence. IT wouldn'T always be This way: his TaTher TilThy Trom a day's labor, his moTher slaving To give Them Tood and cloThing. In his imaginaTion an audience appeared beTore him, lisTening To him inTenTly: and Then came a shrill call To supper To break his vivid dream. BUT wiThin a year, wiThin one shorT year- Y if lil ElecTric IighTs now shouTed Saul RayTeld, ConcerT VirTuoso. No longer The broken room: buT now The broken hearT. He sTood beTore his dressing room mirror. a picTure oT perTecTion, sTill Thinking of his moTher slaving in The kiTchen, his shorT shabby TaTher reTurning home each day TilThy and exhausTed. They had reTused To leave The GheTTo even Though Saul had oTTered Them The luxuries oT his wealTh. A door opened and his paTron enTered, requesTing him To include in his reperToire a selecTion well liked by a wealThy Triend. In The mind oT This greaT musician ran The ThoughT ThaT an arTisT should be Tree To play Trom his hearT, noT his pockeT. He sTepped upon The sTage, a puppeT playing beTore a group oT immaTure children. He looked aT his audience. In The balcony were his people, The people he had known, had lived wiTh in The GheTTo. Below were The rich, so calm, so emoTionless. Among Them was his paTron's wealThy Triend, in a drunken sTupor. Again Saul looked Trom The coT'Tons down To The Turs, while The IighTs burned wiTh all Their glory upon him. lk lk lk He ThoughT again oT his parenTs, how They had undersTood his love oT music, how The Tears had Tilled Their eyes when he played. STarvaTion? Perhaps, buT every exTra penny wenT inTo his lessons. Their every prayer was Tor his happiness. Now he knew! He would go back To his people who knew and undersTood him. No longer would These Talse Taces appear beTore him, no longer The scum, who saT asleep in his Tull-dress suiT. His soul was brilIianTly igniTed. IT had Tound iTs way home aT lasT, a home in The GheTTo- Perhaps iT was odd, buT everyone in The audience had TelT The sudden change: had TelT The elecTriciTy in The air. They didn'T know ThaT iT was a soul which had Tound iTs way home! Ik Ik ii Indeed There is a sTory behind every New Yorker. Doris FiTTing IO SENIOR ECHOES TO A FRIEND Can I begin by calling you a friend? Your love and kindness mean much more To me Than iusl' The common Triendship which does end In pain, and sorrow, and humiliTy. For you who share so Treely whaf is yours, And love your Tellow man as God does ask, For you who smile, and Thus make IighT my chores. And make The hardesf work a meager Task, Could I buT Tind The proper words of praise, I-low Then would Shakespeare look in jealousy AT clever eulogy and Turn oT phrase, And lines To live Through all eTerniTy. BuT Io, I'm noT Trom common Tar aparT, And have no more To offer Than a loving hearT. William NesTor As Anne Turned The key and opened The door, The darkness seemed To reach ouT wiTh long grasping arms To enToId and smoTher her. She had a sTrange sensaTion of sTranguIaTion before The click of The IighT swiTch broughT a Tlood of reassurance To The dark corners oT The one-room aparTmenT. Funny, she'd never had any Tear of The dark before. AII ThaT overTime on The nighT shiTT is making me iumpy , she ThoughT. NexT monTh I'II be back on days again, and l'll feel beTTer. She puT her coaT away and sTarTed Toward The kiTcheneTTe To make a cup of coTIee. IT was Then ThaT she remembered The small blue envelope she had Taken Trom her mailbox downsTairs. LiTTing iT from her handbag, she smiled aT The round, childish wriTing ThaT spelled ouT: Miss Anne Rogers, 320 W. l25 ST., New York CiTy, N. Y. IT was a leTTer Trom her room maTe, Alice Ross, who was spending a well-earned vacaTion upsTaTe on her aunT's Tarm. Anne opened iT and read: . Annie Dear, Y lT's so good To be away from crowds and courTrooms. You know, I was beginning To eaT, sleep and drink lawyers, and Thieving murderers. I'm so Thankful ThaT ScoTT Bender goT all ThaT was coming To him. I read anoTher accounT OT The case This morning. Seems ThaT Bender will be hanged in June, -and all because OT my evidencel IT kind of worried me Tor awhile, wiTh some of his gang sTiIl loose, buT I'm a diTTerenT girl now, Annie. You should see The improvemenT This heavenly place has broughl abouT. Anne Tinished Alice's IeT+er, Tull oT gossip and bubbling over wiTh enioymenT, and TeIT a liITIe beTTer Tor iT. Alice Ross had always been The peppy halT of Their Team. JUNE I945 I I AIThough They looked so much alike people offen misTook Them for sisTers, Alice had always been more popular af school and had more daTes Than her besf friend. Whenever Anne had one of her moods , Alice had been able To snap her ouT of iT. Even by mail, her old friend had been able To bring a spark of cheer To The small aparTmenT. Anne puT The lasT dish on The shelf and puT ouT The lighT in The miniaTure kiTchen. A reflecTion of The sTrange sfifled feeling swepf over her, and she hurriedly closed The door and prepared To go To bed. The room seemed Too silenT, excepT for The slow, sTeady Tick of The alarm clock on The Table. WhaT's wrong wiTh me TonighT? she asked herself, impafienfly Tugging aT The sleeve of her bafhrobe. I'll Take an aspirin and go righT To sleep insTead of reading. Tomorrow I'll be fine, and l won'T jump aT my own shadow. She puT one small whiTe TableT inTo her mouTh, Then reached for a boTTle and Took anofher. .She snuggled down befween The cool sheefs and Turned off The small lamp nexT To The sTudio couch. Immediafely The warm oppressive air swooped down aT her, and around her, leaving her gasping. Don'T be so silly, Annie , she said aloud. You've really goT a bad case of iiTTers. BuT she couldn'T laugh off The sTrangling, TighTening ThaT was gagging her. She lay back and Tried To sleep, Tossing This way and ThaT, vainly Trying To rid herself of her TormenTor. Finally, wifh beads of perspirafion Trickling coldly down The back of her neck, she goT up and snapped on The lighT. She opened The door, and wenT down The hall To The Telephone To call Dr. Bafes. She puT down The receiver wiTh a sigh of relief. l-le would be over in an hour, as soon as he finished his hospifal rounds. When Anne Rogers re-enTered The aparTmenT, she did noT see The man aT firsT- he was sTanding aT The opposiTe side of The room, fingering a small leaTher handbag, examining iT closely. Oh! gasped Anne, as The scarred face looked up. Then, WhaT do you wanT? Gef ouT of here!l as he flung The bag aside, and puT his hand inTo his pockef. He walked across The room and closed The door: Then sTood wiTh his back To iT, facing Anne. So you're The lousy dame who senT Bender up? l-le smoThered her weak proTesT wiTh, You been playin' hard-To-geT, ain'T you? Well, Today I caughf up wiTh you on 43rd STreeT, and Tailed you here. Anne was in a frenzy of fear. BuT, you're misfaken. l'm---. ShuT up. Save your breafh, sis, because in iusT Ten seconds you're goin' To need iT. The noise won'T boTher you neifher. This silencer will TTx ThaT. l-le whipped a revolver ouT of his pockef, and poinTed iT aT Anne. Oh no, no, no, you'rei . Anne felT The sfing of The lead as iT pierced her flesh. Then The hoT blood bubbling up and choking her. She drew a breafh, buf iT was blood, hoT and heavy where iT sTuck in her Throaf. Her hearT gave a final sickening lurch, and The blackness came closer and closer, down and around her, Till finally iT closed in forever. As he Turned ouT The lighT and closed The door, The moon rose high over The ciTy, and in her paTh looked down on 320 W. l25Th ST., ApT. BZ. There on The floor of The large room was a small leafher handbag, and on iT, in shining gold, gliTTered The inifials A. R. MeTa Moore I2 SENIOR ECHOES ELEOY WRITTEN IN LANE'S SENIOR OFFICE The Iasf bell folls The knell of parfing school day, The noisy herd wind slowly down lhe sfairs: The ianifor homewarcl plods his weary way, And leaves fhe school fo clubs and dance affairs. Now fades fhe fhrong of sfudenfs from my sighf And all fhe halls a solemn sfillness hold, Save where some sfudenfs linger on, nof quife Finished for fhe day, or so I'm fold. I puf away my pen as darkness hovers And breafhe a sigh for all fhe work I've done: I breafhe anofher sigh for all fhe bofhers Thaf nexf ferm's Senior class musf overcome. As wearily I walk along fhe hall, I spy each room, all closed and 'ocked fill morn: Buf in one room, a Lane youfh, sfrong and fall, Sifs wifh his head bowed and a face forlorn. I-lis Epifaph Here resfs his head upon a wooden school-desk A youfh, fo forfune and fo Lane unknown: Cruel science frown'd upon his humble bes+, For on his card he gof a fiffy-one. No farlher seek his miseries fo disclose Or mock his woes which now his hearf dismay: For we cannof disclaim fhaf fear which flows, Wifh English Regenfs nof so far away. lvlefa Moore TOMORROW AT LANE Sfep inside my fu'rurescope, said my good friend, Professor Jonafhan O. Kearns, and we shall fake a frip fo fhe world of I97O. Ah, good, I replied. I-low abouf visifing Lane-High? I'd love fo see whaf ii' will be like in fwenfy-five years. We can do fhaf, said fhe professor. Fasfen your safefy belf: 'rake a deep breafh. Now-mazahsl We are off! Suddenly fhere was a loud crash of fhunder and a blinding flash of lighf, and when I looked fo see whaf was happening, I found myself in a helicopfer wifh my friend, flying above a sfrange, new world. We were rapidly approaching a huge, glisfening skyscraper. I noficed fhe name Franklin K. Lane High School engraved above ifs fronf enfrance. Lane? I queried in amazemenf. Why, if couIdn'+ be! Lane cerfainly doesn'f look like fha'r! Buf af once I remembered fhis was fhe fufure. I was viewing fhe Lane of fomorrow! There was a landing field afop fhe beaufiful building, and fhe professor broughf JUNE I945 I3 The skyship down on iT. We walked To The door To enTer, buf before I could puT ouT my hand To open iT, iT had opened auToma+icaIIy. EIecTric-eye, said The professor, as he noTiced The sTarTIed expression on my face. Every door in Lane operaTes ThaT way. He seemed To have been here before. LeT's go down To The forTieTh floor. I Think you'Il find someThing inTeresTing There, he suggesTecl. We wenT To The forTieTh Tloor via eIevaTor lno pass requiredl and Tound The STudenTs' RecreaTion Lounge. I was asTonished To see hundreds of sTudenTs siTTing comTorTabIy in easy-chairs, smoking. OThers were dancing' To popular music, engaged in billiards or ping-pong, waTching Television-seTs, or iusT napping. This was how They were spending Their sTudy-periods, I learned. In Lane's resTauranT, where we wenT nexT, I was really in for a surprise. Professor Kearns and I saT down aT a cozy Table for Two. and soon a waiTer in Tull dress'suiT came To us, presenTed The menu, poured The waTer in our glasses, and seT The Table. To The Tune oT The sweeT music of The Lane orchesfra, which was siTuaTed aT The cenTer of The enormous dining-room, we enioyed eighT large courses of delicious food. And To Top iT off, The enTire meal was Tree, as I soon discovered. We conTinued our Tour. Up and down The eIevaTor we Traveled, Trom The resTauranT To The huge audiTorium, which could seaT 25.000, To The eIaboraTe labora- Tories equipped wiTh The finesT apparaTus I had ever seen: up To The Tower, which was II5 sTories above sTreeT level, and where I examined a giganTic Telescope used by sTudenTs of asTronomy. The descripTions of The many oTher deparTmenTs and Technical TeaTures oT Lane would Till volumes.- Three-dimensional, Technicolor, sound, moTion-picTure machines had replaced human Teachers in mosT oT The classrooms. My marvelous journey To ThaT wonderland oT The TuTure came To an end quiTe abrupTly, for righT in The midsT of iT, while There s+iII remained so much To be seen, I heard a sTrange voice pronounce my name. STein, iT spoke, whaT is The apparifion which Emperor Jones sees in The fourTh scene? Then and There The fuTure disappeared from my mind like a bursfed bubble. Thelgrim reaIiTy ThaT I was suTfering in English in The year I'-745 deaIT me a cruel blow. l sTraighTened up in my seaT To reply To The voice and The only words I could find-were: Why wasn'T I born TwenTy-five years laTerI Alvin STein F- - Friends we have made Ro - Remembrance oT happy days A. - AccIamaTion we hope To receive N. - NecessiTy for preparedness K. - Kindness To oThers . L. - Lifelwe wanT To live I, - IndebTedness To Those who have helped us N, -- New experiences we have had K- - Knowledge we have gained I I L' - LinimenT ThaT was used aTTer gym A- - Aisle we walk down graduaTion day No - NighTmares ThaT were Tesfs E. - Excuses we gave To our Teachers. Norma HechT I4 SENIOR ECHOES L '- lm , - '-L ms: ' 1 .. x xif -' '-ff P'-Q we p c A V1 .,,.., 1 ,R W i uwwgf' ,.,. . .. ::.:w.::::Z5g.b X -.:.:,, -:gf.zfms-1-:s:-..-:-I1: .I , 1:1 -:w fig fi .4 , 'rf k X K 'I X LH M R , ,df ,S ' v . s , Q ,. YF Ag. X f 'W ,N vi' QQ,-K b M QW., R . 5 W '. b . QV gf. , 5 Q :' 'S 1? . E T':s.,. ,A- Q, 1 'esfif 37 mark W E ..::, ,.., X , X X .N ., , 4, ,wiv ' M f Q 1 , we Q 1: Q ..ima+ X . - S ZS ai.. f9..., , .,,, , :,,, , -.a1:1f'.f- 5 . , ,,.. 53' .,.,, 1 z I A r ' Q . 4' 6 .' fi V fi fm I 3? FRESI-IMAN DAZE 9 ,O Q JLM 1 Looking back Through The years, Tour long years, I can recall Those firsT few days in Lane as if They were buT yesferday. I was fair meaT for any fanciful Tale. I was so sweeT and TrusTing. I believed everyThing They ever Told me. A lie? Innocenf IiTTIe Freshman ThaT I was! I chose Lane To be honored wiTh my presence for The simple facT ThaT iT was The newesT of all The schools. Ah yes! Lane was new, srill may be considered new, and ignorance was bliss. I suspecfeol somefhing fishy in The air when I asked for direcfions To my hearT's choice. WhaT were They? Well-To quofe my guide, Walk To The nearesT cemefery, knock aT The fifTh TombsTone Three Times, and walk down . OT course, I ThoughT he was crazy buT wiTh The passage of Time, a wee biT of wisdom managed To sink in. I found ouT all Too soon. How many cemeferies did I pass when walking up from The Crescenf STreeT bus? Was iT Two or Three? Now as a child, I had always had a morTaI fear of These lovely, peaceful places. I used To have The bad habiT of bursTing ouT crying. I guess all children pass Through ThaT sTage, and alfhough I had advanced beyond iT, fond remembrances came fIiTTing back To me, and The mosT awful sensaTion hiT me in The sTomach, ThaT was how I was feeling when my eyes firsT beheld Franklin K. Lane I-Iigh School. Yes, I grar1T you ThaT our building is impressive looking, buT why did They surround iT wiTh cemeTeries? Weren'T archiTecTs or civic planners ever young? I overcame my awe and my various feelings and proceeded To walk ThaT exfremely shorT paTh leading up To The main enTrance. l'Iow did I ever manage To survive? The resT of The day was rouTine sfuff, excepT ThaT iT Took me nearly an hour To find my way ouT of The building, buT I'm Told ThaT I didn'T do Too badly for a beginner. ThrusTing TempTaTion aside, I force myself To skip over The many Tricks played on Freshies . I Try To forgeT The maze which faced me, buT I musT reciTe some of Those fanciful Tales. Would you believe ThaT I fell for This one? Lane is such a very new building ThaT They've puT all kinds of new devices and gadgefs inTo iT. They even have secreT panels in The walls. When The fire drill signal sounds, all These panels slide open and The pupils line up before Them. Then, one by one, each sTudenT siTs down on The edge of The opening and finds himself sliding down a long chuTe which deposifs him ouTside, in fronf of The school building. I-low could anyone be so gullible? Now all elemenfary school graduaTes have heard of Regenfs. Is There anyone in The STaTe of New York who hasn'T? Regenfs are spoken of only in The mosT hushed voices and wiTh The uTmosT secrecry around Them. You know The Tower on The Top of Lane, don'T you? Well, They Told me ThaT everyone who Takes RegenTs is led up To ThaT IiTTIe room and for Three whole hours, sweaTs iT ouT There, alone. IT he finds The Regenfs a biT Too hard, a window is always handy, and The school always wishes To do whaTever iT can for iTs sTudenTs: so They Take charge of The burials. The school boughf a special ploT of ground from ThaT nearby cemefery, and you should see all The former LaneiTes ThaT are buried There. Could I ever have been ThaT young? I'm a SENICR now: buT even Though I haTe To admiT iT, I musT concede ThaT I was once a Freshman, Tool Frances I-Iorowifz I 6 SENIOR ECHOES MORNING NOCTURNE Five days a week, I rise af seven- Geffing up is like leaving Heaven: Yef every morn, I vow again To go fo bed fonighf by fen. To fhe breakfasf fable wifh sleepy eyes, I drag myself wifh weary sighs: I gulp my milk, grab a bun from fhe plafe. I look af fhe clock-I'm nearly Iafe. I gafher my books and rush fo fhe door: I fhink for a momenf, is fhere anyfhing more? Then I remember I haven'f my haf- No use fo look, I can never find fhaf. Down Ihe sfreef my liffle feef run, As if I was shof ouf of a gun: Af fhe corner I look fo 'fhe righf: Jusf my luck, nof a frolley in sighf! Finally a Trolley does arrive: A way fo gef in, I musf confrive. The crowds do push and really squirm: Puf your nickel in , says fhe conducfor so firm. I finally gef change and furn abouf, When suddenly I am pushed furfher ouf: Af lasf, my nickel rings ouf Ioud, And I force myself info fhe crowd. I muse fo myself, lf's all a joke, When suddenly somebody gives me a poke. Gosh. buf if's awful fhis fraveling around! The frolley gives a Iurch, passengers're down. Affer fen minufes I'm ready 'ro drop, We come fo Lane and I spy a clock: I should already have been in school- I run down 'Ihe campus like a fool. I seem fo be forfunafe, my fIoor's number Ihree: I dash pasf all fhe ofhers as if on a spree. Up Through fhe sfairs I rapidly pace: I darn near fall flaf on my preffy face. JUNE l945 I7 x S1 . Affer panfing and wheezing, I come fo my floor: I furn fhe knob and open fhe door- lviy feacher faces me, and says wifh a sigh, Your mofher says fo come home, you forgof fo say goodbye! I Arlene Koeppel WI-IAT I Alvl LCDSING I JLM. Whaf am I losing, you ask, as I don my cap and gown and prepare fo receive my high school diploma? I can only answer 'rhaf by recalling all fhe happy hours I have spenf wifhin fhe porfals of Lane, and fhen fhe frue realizafion of fhe value of all fhaf I am abouf fo lose almosf overwhelms me. There is no one specific parf of my school life in Lane which I can poinf fo as an example of whaf I shall miss, buf fhere are many small, seemingly insignificanf, fhings which will always Iinger in my memories when I fhink back over my years in Lane. I have no idea why fhese fhings should remain fixed in my mind, and yef I know fhey will. I know fhaf I will miss fhe mad rush down fo The cafeferia every day, fhe fhrill of seeing my name in fhe Reporfer , fhe anxiefy of waifing for a fesf mark, 'rhe despair of faking home a slighfly red reporf card, fhe happiness of seeing Lane win a baskefball game, and all fhe ofher fhings which make high school life evenfful. Lef's sfop a momenf and see if we can organize fhese memories info one recognizable group which we can place on a shelf in our sforeroom of memories, never fo be forgoffen. There will be fhe memories of our building: fhey deserve a place in our sfore- room. Whenever we dig info our pile, and dusf off fhe memories lying fhere on fhe shelf, we should be able fo find fhoughfs of Lane wifh ifs long corridors, rooms, offices, Iaborafories, and cafeferia. Some of us will undoubfedly remember fhe many periods spenf in fhe Sfudy Hall lcalled a Sfudy Hall even fhough fhere is always conspicuously Iiffle sfudying going onl. I-low many enjoyable hours we have all spenf in fhe Lane swimming pool, or up in I.ane's spacious library. Yes, we should nof forgef fhe building where we spenf so There remains many happy hours. sfill on.e memory which we musf nof neglecf fo sfore away in minds reserved for fhoughfs abouf Lane: fhe memory of all our going fo Lane hasn'f succeeded in making us wiser if cerfainly has given us an opporfunify fo make many good and Iasfing friendships. If will be difficulf fo say goodbye fo all 'rhe sfudenfs wifh whom we have grown up fhese lasf four years, fo fhe friends who suffered and sfruggled fhrough fhe same fesfs wifh us, and afe fhe same cafeferia lunches. Ah, whal' memories! Whaf am I losing? Well, on fhinking abouf if, I realize fhaf if would fake pages fo fell of all fhal' I am losing. Somefimes I feel fhaf graduafion isn'f going fo be as pleasanf as I had imagined 'way back in my Freshman year. Sure, fhere have been ups and downs, buf fhey have all gone fo make up fhe pleasanfesf four years of my life. Gosh, if's hard fo say goodbye! fhaf corner of our friends in Lane. If William Nesfor I8 SENIOR ECHOES vv ' . .um .uni v ni mn- ff' Q 'ANN Ax V sg gg-R if mi. WK WE gg 2 .me Xsvv de ks: s JEWELRY SENIOR SECRETARIES COLOR GUARD COMMITTEES DUES CLASS NIOI-IT COMMITTEES CAST OE SENIOR PLAY SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES PROM COMMITTEE TI-IE REELECTIONS OE A GRADUATE IT was dark excepT Tor The gIiTTering slim IighT Trom The sTreeT lamp a IiTTIe way up The block. The porch was a IiTTIe on The cold side, and I guessed ThaT Dad musT have shuT down The Turnace To conserve coal. The closed porch door somewhaT subdued The noise Trom The parTy inside. IT was a good parTy, and iT was Tor me. IT was held in ceIebraTion oT my graduaTion Trom high school and enIisTmenT in The Navy. Even Though iT was a good parTy, I wanTed To be alone. I was a IiTTIe heavy in The sTomach Trom Too many sandwiches, and my ThroaT was dry and raw from Too many cigareTTes: so I looked abouT To see ThaT no one was around IIT was more oT a habiT Than a necessiTyl and Then comTorTabIy raised my TeeT To The chair across Trom me. My TeeT on The TurniTure did iT no good, and I knew ThaT if my moTher could see me aT This momenT, The peace and quieT would be abrupfly broken. My virTuous ideals briefly ToughT wiTh This bad habiTg buT I was In no condiTion Tor a conTesT: so The Dr. Jekyl inTIuences IosT ouT To The Mr. I-Iyde, and I pushed These righTeous ThoughTs away. I cuddled up more comTorTabIy in The big chair using my suiT-coaT as a bIankeT, and Then reached Tor a cigareTTe. My ThroaT seemed To sense The inTenTion and sharply rebelled. I puT The cigareTTe down wishing I had never sTarTed smoking, and raised my cool, sooThing drink To my lips. The slim rays oT IighT Trom The sTreeT lamp bounced Trom The glass To my eyes, as I had learned in Physics. I looked aT The haIT- filled glass wiTh The meITing ice cubes, and sTarTed To Think. A wave of IaughTer came Trom The inner rooms and reTurned me To reaIizaTion. I began To hope ThaT They wouIdn'T Tind me or miss me Tor awhile. BuT in my hearT I knew I hadn'T long To myseIT. Alice, The dear girl, would soon come looking Tor me. I began To Think oT Alice. I could noT deny she was preTTy and I did Think oT her quiTe oTTen buT she was buT a sophomore, a mere child as compared To Agnes. There was a girll Ahhh, ThaT prom! Would I ever TorgeT iT: Agnes was by Tar The preTTiesT girl. I wanTed To dance wiTh her all nighT, buT I had To be saTisTied wiTh buT Tour dances. ATTer all, I couIdn'T be rude. IT is cusTomary To change parTners and give The sTag line a chance. Well, I did Take her home and ThaT was besT oT all. I-I don'T Think l'm so keen on This graduaTing idea. OT course I'm iusT crazy abouT going inTo The Navy: iT will be a wonderTuI experience and will undoubTedIy make a man ouT oT me and help me overcome The bashTuIness I experienced. Even wiTh This consoIaTion I am aTraid I am going To miss The old school. OT course I'lI never miss ThaT-well, I won'T menTion any names buT whoever gave her The idea she could Teach--. I.eT's see, iT was in SepTember l94I ThaT I TirsT walked up ThaT long concreTe lane To The whaT Then seemed To be huge TronT doors oT Franklin K. Lane. I was a IiTTIe early, an hour and a haIT To be exacT. IT was hoT, and my STITT collar was Too TighT7 so I looked Tor a place where I could be inconspicuous and sTiII observe. ATTer a search I came To The briIIian+ conclusion ThaT There was no place on The campus where a Erosh could be inconspicuous. Some upper-class girls were observing my TuTiIe search and sTarTed whisTIing. I insulTed Them, and They wenT on Their way. Encouraged, I raised my head high, and conTinued on my inquisiTive invesTigaTion. JUNE I945 2I The dumb expression ol awe lhal I wore as I walked aboul Lane slowly wore oll as my Freshman year lurned inlo lhe Sophomore semesler. The memories I would cherish in laler lile began lo pile up. There was lhe suspense ol wailing lor lhe Regenls marks. lhe lerror ol making a speech in English. lhe work and worry I had in lrying lo copy lhe homework in lhe ollicial period, lhe lighling, pushing, and crooked school polilics used lo gel on lhe lunch line. All lhese lhings and many more are memories which will be cherished lhroughoul lile and will be called on lo help one in hard limes. Would I ever lorgel lhe lime lhal Jimmy, lhe class comic, was asked by lhe English leacher lo parlicipale in a class play. Jimmy was lhe bashlul lype and replied, I'm no aclor: l don'l wanl lo be in any play! You gel up and acl! lhe leacher replied slubbornly. Jimmy responded slowly: you could see il was painlul. His parl was lhal ol an old man. He was 'lo go oul inlo lhe hall and reenler al lhe proper momenl, as lhe old man. When Jimmy came in lhe door, lhe leacher jumped on him saying, Is lhal lhe way an old man would walk? Go oul and come in like an old man. Jimmy lurned around and wenl slowly oul. He reenlered, benl way over wilh one hand holding his back and lhe olher leeling his way. He had lhe allenlion ol lhe enlire room as he walked across. Hallway across he slopped. Wilh a loud creaking noise made wilh his moulh, he slrelched lirsl one leg and lhen lhe olher. lacililies as lhal ol Franklin K. Lane. Wilh lhis lo our advanlage, .' The class bursl oul laughing. The leacher had shown amazing sell-conlrol up lo ' ' o . . . . in in , , lhis poinl and wilh all seriousness asked, Whal was lhal lor? The old man had rheumalism. Jimmy answered wilh equal seriousness. Thal was loo much, even lor lhe leacher: we all laughed. School was like lhal lhroughoul. We had our bad limes, bul as I lhink back il seems lo me lhe laughs and iusl plain good limes greally exceed lhe sorrowlul momenls. Why lhere was lhe lime when- Hey! Snap oul ol ill Whal, where lhe-who? Oh! ll's you, Alice. Yes, il's me, and is lhis where you've been. Don'l you know everyone is looking lor you? Whal will you be doing nexl? Here you are sleeping all by yoursell on lhe porch, when you should be wilh lhe guesls. All righl, grandma: come on back lo lhe parly wilh me and please keep quiell Keep quiel, you say! Why one would lake il you lhoughl I was lalkalive. Why N I'll have you know-. Il you know whal's good lor you, you'll come wilh me, now! Grrrrrrrr: you know I'm a woll and il you don'l come, l'Il kiss yuh! I won'l move! LET'S SET AN EXAMPLE Al Carlson We are now engaged in a second World War. The lulure depends on us. lhe younger generalion. We are lhe ones who will lighl and even die We are lhe leaders ol lomorrow. Our skill and knowledge depend educalion. We have been lorlunale enough lo allend a school lor our counlry. mainly upon our wilh such greal we should have lhose allending olher schools. ll lhis be lrue, Iel's prove il by going oul inlo lhe world and selling line examples lor lhose who will lollow in our loolsleps. Edilh Wendling been able lo learn and develop our minds more lhoroughly lhan 22 SENIOR ECHOES SCHOOL SPIRIT IT Tinally happened! The Lane basIceTball Team. aTTer a very exciTing season, quaIiTied Tor The CiTy Championship pIayoTTs aT Madison 'Square Garden. The sTudenTs really rose To The occasion.. They hadlgiven The Team wonderful -supporT all season, buT now They wenT all ouT. I I I Over sevenTeen huhdred LaneiTes slowly TiITered inTo The Garden and assembled in The balcony behind The wesTern basIceT. They draped a large banner over The side oT The balcony wiTh The name 'LANE prinTed in huge black IeTTers. Then The big momenT arrived, The momenT we LaneiTes had'awaiTed Tor Tour long years. The Lane Team came running ouT on The Garden Tloor. SevenTeen hundred LaneiTes all rose as one, and cheered! The voices oT These LaneiTes Thundered abouT The Garden Tilling every corner. The Lane Team Then knew They weren'T alone. They realized They weren'T iusT Tive boys playing a game oT ball. They were Tive symbols-symbols oT The compeTiTive spiriT oT Franklin K. Lane High School. Playing wiTh Them on ThaT courT were The hearTs oT sevenTeen hundred LaneiTes. WiTh every poinT The opposing Team scored, every LaneiTe's hearT TeIT heavier. The game progressed and Lane Tell behind: iT seemed as if Lane couIdn'T geT sTarTed. The sTudenTs Trom The oTher school were having a greaT Time, buT Lane was noT beaTen. The Lane sTudenTs again rose wiTh a sTrong cheer: FighT, Team, TighTI FighT, Team. TighT! As if in answer To The pleas oT Their Tellow sTudenTs, The Lane Five closed The gap beTween The Two Teams. The Lane sTudenTs rose in unison wiTh The cry: - We goTTa cheer, We goTTa yell, We goT a Team ThaT TighTs like-, I won'T say iT! The game conTinued. The score was always very close, buT Lane was Three poinTs behind wiTh less Than a minuTe To play! The sTudenTs couIdn'T cheer now: They could only waTch, wiTh a prayer on Their lips, The rapid evenTs on The courT below. A baskeT! A hoarse cheer rose Trom The LaneiTes: we were only one poinT behind. Time! Time was The imporTanT eIemenT now. Could we score ThaT needed poinT in The seconds remaining? Every LaneiTe sTrained Torward. They were dry and hoarse and aImosT as Tired as The players on The courT. Then iT was over! We had IosT! We were beaTen. IT Toolc The sTunned supporTers a Tew momenTs To IeT The Tull reaIizaTioh'oTiThe siTuaTion'sinlc in. IT didn'T seem possible ThaT we could Iose,' buT iT had 'happened We had inTended To sTay Tor The oTher games, buT now we didn'T Teel like iT. We only TeIT like geTTing ouT oT'Th'ere. We 'sTarTed To leave. SevenTeen hundred supporTers oT The losing Team Tiled slowly, siIenTIy Toward The exiTs. The opposing supporTers were jubilanT. They commenced various chanTs. Lane is a sissy, Lane is a sissyf ' ' We wanT Those bann'ers! We wanT Lane's bahnerslm' JUNE I945 23 ThaT woke us up! We were on our Toes. LaneiTes assembled abouT The banners daring Them To come and geT Them. We TelT beTTer, much beTTer. We had Ios+, yes: buT we were LaneiTes and we were proud. Our Team had ToughT hard and had done Their besT Tor us: no more could be expecTed. The opposing Team was lucky wiTh Their one poinT win. We were unlucky. ThaT's The way Things go. Now we musT look ahead To nexT year. AIThough some of us will no longer be presenT, There are oThers who will Take our places and cheer our Team on To greaTer heighTs. Sooner or IaTer, we will reach The Top. Then we will look up and say, ThaT's our school: iT's always been our school. IT was sTilI our school, win or lose. We reached The exiT and broke ouT inTo The sTreeT1 The cool air dried The sweaT on our Toreheads. The opposing supporTers were waiTing. They sTarTed To razz us wiTh much vigor, buT we had an answer. Led by The cheerleaders The LaneiTes IeT loose loud and clear. IT drowned ouT everyThing: L-A-N-E L-A-N-E L-A-N-E AI Carlson LANE SENIOR The misTs oT morn were IiTTing TasT When Through The gaTes oT Lane There passed A youTh, who wore, 'mong all his books, A buTTon wiTh The proudesT looks- Lane Senior! I-Iis brow was iusT as smooTh and whiTe As a new S. S. card is To The sighT. I'Iis hair was curly, his eye was brighT, I-Iis speech was wiTTy, his sTep was IighT- Larie Senior! Go noT To school , his Triends all urged: WiThin his breasT TempTaTion surged, For Dorsey was aT The ParamounT. I-Ie knocked TempTaTion ouT Tor The counT- Lane Senior! He was in class beTore The bell, I-Ie had his homework all done well, I-Ie'cI never cuT, he'd never peek On TesTs, buT helped The Freshies meek- Lane Senior! Now iT, dear reader, in your mind Is The ThoughT, IT may be hard To Tind A lad so good, wiTh hearT so pure , Oh, genTIe reader, may I say you're-- So RighTI . Rhoda Kreshin 24 SENIOR ECHOES Nw., Q 'Nw- . wi:-nb 5 A .,,.... , A A V YN S., kk Q ....... S? ' , X. ' t . ::- -' QM. K Q QS 'M 1 ' 2 P izz 3-' A ..,.. ' T :xiii X33 in X, , .,.: 5 X fl 1 Us 2 '33 Q ga: ,Q Q E 1 Q S L Us-Q ,. N, ' pm m, J.. W H539 N' if Q5 e E X 2 ,X N S .W A I-IIGI-I 1 ls SCHOOL BOY'S MEMORIES I was five years old when my falher boughl our firsl aulomobile, and imme- dialely il became in my eyes a lhing of greal beauly. I was free lo climb up high on lhe greal cushioned seals and look oul al a seemingly differenl world lhrough lhe greal windshield. I was al liberly lo lake lhe round shining wheel inlo my hands and prelend I was driving 'lil my hearl was lull and I was lired. The aulomobile look us far and wide, and I loved il very dearly, nol only for ils beauly, bul for lhe parl il had in making me happy. Il look us lo magnificenl beaches where lhe waler was bolh calm and rough as you liked il. The beach mosl vivid in my memory is Jones Beach, lhal beauliful example'of man's accomplishmenls broughl logelher wilh Nalure's beaulies. ll was lhere lhal I learned lo swim and lo love lhe ocean. I remember begging my falher lo slay lale unlil all lhe people had gone and lhen lo walk along lhe quiel beach Iislening lo lhe incessanl splash of lhe waves, looking oul lo sea, lhe unending sea. How many limes we wenl lhere I could nol even underlake lo slale, bul each lime was an advenlure in ilself, a period in which I Iislened lo and saw beauly as il was, unchanged, pure, and wholesome, lo my lhirsling young spiril. There was a golf course lo play in and all sorls of olher sporls lo engage a young boy's inleresl. Tennis, shuffle board, and even archery were some of lhe many paslimes in lhis heaven. When I was lired of lhese, lhere was lhe ocean again calling wilh ils splashing waves, pleasanl wilh ils cool breezes, deep wilh a deplh which is yel unlouched. All lhese lhings held an irresislible inducemenl for me, an inducemenl lo lhoughl, spirilual and profound. I lhoughl of lhe sea and whal il was or whal il meanl by ils incessanl pounding, ils unseen deplh. I looked behind me and lhoughl of lhe land of which I had seen so lillle. I I lhoughl of lhe land and whal il was wilh ils deep valleys so green and ferlile and ils snow capped mounlains so high. Whal was all lhis lo me as I lhoughl, whal did il mean lo me? ll meanl Nalure, and lo me Nalure meanl Beauly iusl as alive as any person l have ever known: Beauly so dislincl and real in every characler lhal I was overwhelmed and frighlened lo lhink whal I mighl have missed if I had nol discovered il. Yes, discovered-lhal is my inlerprelalion of whal il was lhal happened lo me. I feared because I saw lhal I could have gone on lhrough lile seeing lhis beauly and yel laking il for granled. I feared because I had come so close lo losing il forever as I realized lhe people aboul me had Iosl il. They senl piclures home of sighls lhey saw while lraveling, bul whal did il mean lo lhem? Jusl some landscape, iusl anolher phase of Nalurel ANalure was lo me more lhan lhal: il was every conceivable kind of beauly. ll was more lhan landscape: il was lhe hidden beauly of lhal landscape: il was a bird singing: il was snow falling and grass growing: il was a boy fishing and a beauliful flower in a girls hair: and il was lhe sky in all ils glory of blue, lhe clouds and lighlning and rain and lhen lhe sun shining brighlly down on lhis mass of earlh which was Nalure. ll was all lhis, and il was a boy's hearl, searching for beauly and finding il suddenly, unexpecledly, all aboul him so splendid lhal he could nol believe whal il was in his power lo see. I saw, and my spiril knell down in profound gralilude for having been allowed lo see lhis magnificence. I saw, and I cherished whal I saw in any form il came lo me: I cherished whal olhers lhoughl common, for I saw ils beauly. William Neslor 26 SENIOR ECHOES REMINISCING Now ThaT we are abouT To graduaTe, we begin To look back upon Tour years oT sTudy, hard work, and yes, even a liTTle Tun. These are some oT my mosT vivid memories. FIRST TERM lmmediaTely upon enTering Lane, mysTerious whiTe cards were shoved inTo our hands. We soon discovered ThaT They were S. S. cards, and were prompTly insTrucTed in The besT manner on how To decode Them. This was The Term we Took Civics and were TorTunaTe enough To geT Mr. Rubinow as our Teacher. We accompanied him on his TrequenT iaunTs abouT The ciTy beTore These were disconTinued because oT The danger oT air-raids. On Columbus Day, he Took us To WesT PoinT where we viewed a TooTball game, and goT a chance To see The CadeTs up close! SECOND TERM We were now civilized, and could look down wiTh a superior air aT Those awkward Freshies. ThaT was The Term we were TirsT inTroduced To MaTh., and awards in The aToremenTioned subiecT iusT Tlowed like wine. We, also, goT our TirsT TasTe oT Physics in General Science Il, which, we musT admiT, was noT alTogeTher unpleasanT. THIRD TERM We had To geT acquainTed all over again, Tor The Junior-highers were now in our midsT. We had Two new subiecTs added To our programs This Term: General Biology and Spanish. We Took Spanish, because we had been Told in our earlier lives ThaT iT was very easy. All ThaT you have To do, we had been Told, is To puT an o on To The ends of all English words, and The resulT will be Spanish. lEx.: English-ship: Spanish-shipo.l we were quickly disillusioned, however. We also soon learned To be cold-blooded, cuTTing up Trogs as we did in Biology. Mr. Nagler allowed some oT his more ambiTious sTudenTs To progress To The poinT where They were permiTTed To dissecT whiTe mice. FOURTH TERM This was The Term aT The end of which we received our TirsT TasTe of The aTrociTies of a RegenTs Exam. BuT, beTore This, however, we were To have our picTures Taken Tor The ReporTer because we were able vicTory gardeners, well vicTory gardeners anyway. Mr. Nager remarked in This issue of ThaT illusTrious newspaper ThaT The Garden Club had pulchriTude, buT no muscles. We ThoughT ThaT unfair, because we considered ourselves The aThleTic Types. FIFTH TERM We were glad To reach This grade, because, Thank goodness, Tor The TirsT Time in our long careers aT Lane we no longer had To Take ArT. When we elecTed Chem- isTry, we ThoughT ThaT iT probably would be easy, because we Tound Biology so simple, buT how wrong we were. SIXTH TERM By now we were already immune To The suffering caused by mediTaTing abouT The RegenTs. BuT, we ThoughT discreTion was The beTTer parT of valor, and decided againsT Taking The ChemisTry RegenTs. We also sTarTed To go To The G. O. meeTings during This semesTer. SEVENTH TERM Our English Teachers inTroduced us To Shakespeare, and we goT a considerable dose of iT, buT, in The end, we enjoyed iT-well mosT of us did anyway. We came x JUNE 1945 27 v 9 ,J ouT of our FirsT-Aid Classes wiTh STandard CerTificaTes. We cerTainIy wenT Through considerable Trouble To geT Them. We deparTecl, Too, from our General Biology IV class wiTh considerably enlarged vocabularies. We also wenT To numerous G. O. conferences aT various high schools Iincluding Brooklyn Techl. EIGHTH TERM We could find no way To suppress our new found glory: Senior buTTons, Senior Day, Class NighT, Prom, and all The oTher Things ThaT go Towards making a Senior's life a happy one. This Term There was a special added aTTracTion To make our Senior Term complefe-our baskefball Team played aT Madison Square Garden. WiTh These and many oTher precious memories, plus all The knowledge ThaT we have gained Through hard work, we pass Through The PorTals of Lane inTo The world To be dashed abouT by FaTe like a feaTher in The wind, and finally seTTle somewhere, h . . . . some OW Virginia Rowley TI-IE ADULT WE WanT To know someThing'? IT won'T be long now before you and I and all The resT of us who graduaTe This June will become parT of The mass of noisy, busTIing, ambiTious IiTTle people who make up This world. IT seems sTrange, doesn'T iT, To Think of ourselves as grownups? Why, only yesferday we were skinny IiTTle kids playing poTsi in The sTreeTs, skaTing in The schoolyards, pushing doll carriages in ForesT Park, sTudying Abe Lincoln in 3B. Doesn'T iT make you feel a li++ie squeamish inside To Think ThaT in a few shorT years we'll be The capTains of indusTry, The leaders in poliTics, The scienTisTs, The playwriTes, The housewives? BuT The world won'T seem quiTe as sTrange To us as we Think. Unknowingly we have been prepared To assume The responsibiIiTies of ciTizenship, business and parenT- hood. We were given an allowance To budgeT, ourselves. We began buying our own clorhes. We Took iobs afTer school and during The summer. We've done everyThing from minding babies To aTTending Iecfures. Then, of course, during our four years in Lane we have been TaughT abouT The world around us. NineTy-eighT percenf of The facTs we've learned will be forgoTTen soon afTer graduafion. IT seems a IiTTle sTrange To sTudy for four long years and soon TorgeT whaT has been sTudied. BuT our educaTion's real purpose was noT To make us walking encyclopedias . RaTher we have learned To Think and acT for ourselves. Lane being an American high school conTains sTudenTs represenTing every race, creed, and color. As sTudenTs in Lane we have learned To work and play TogeTher and To Think in Terms of our similariTies raTher Than our differences. The firsT baTTle againsT inTolerance has been foughT and won. Some of you who read This may laugh aT our hopes, remembering The promises made by pasT generafions of youThs who promised To build a beTTer world. You forgeT one Thing. We've goT The memory oT a Terrible war, The worsT one ever ToughT, fresh in our minds We're going To prevenT anoTher. We're going To read befween The lines of The promises ThaT leaders will make. We won'T go dashing off To war when naTions begin To disagree. We'Il keep our fingers on The pulse of Things and be on guard for rumblings beneaTh The surface. We'll Try To make iT a good world for oTher peoples of oTher naTions. We've ploTTed our course. Now all we need To do is follow iT. WhaT do you say, Seniors? Domi-hy Wesferberg 28 SENIOR ECHOES 1351 W 'N hui if--f 9' 2. 3. 5. 8. ll. I3. I5. lb. IQ. 20. 25. Joseph Werner Anthony Zoine Joan Hamm Alice I-lansen Viola Godsil DoriS Fillind Iris De Roll Dorolhy Kessoclc Marion Manninq Luba Salamacha Adeline Morelli Arlene Koeppel Marilyn Rempel Rose Marie Gorslqi Anloinelle Rella Ellen Nielsen Elise Bruninq Jean Fallon Theresa Russo Theresa Ralcowslci Francis Proceller Evelyn Balch 68. Larry Bernslein 7l. Mary Kowalczyh 73. Dorolhy Weslerberq 78, Bealrice Kalslein 85. Doris Karnhauser 92. Pahicia lnsinqa 94. Jackie De Foresl 97. Adele Baeclcrnan 03. Rifa Sadadurslcy lO4, Mary Galiani IO6. Marilyn Beglq Phyllis Sherman Geraldine Welzivl Rhoda Kreshin Lorraine Veiiiy Pauline lsersrvn l-lelvn Yurcalc Bealviee Quinlan Evelyn Wiall Dormlhy Schull: Marian Trmilia June Corley AT LAST Happy were fhe days we spenf Wifhin Lane's halls of learning, Buf fo fhose very carefree fimes, There'll now be no refurning. From Freshman fo our Senior ferm, We've looked 'foward graduafion: And now fhaf we have macle fhe sfep, To us if is elafion. ON LEAVING LANE Rifa Kriveloff 5 E Four years ago-how well we remember Thaf fafeful day, one Sepfember- Liffle Freshies we were fhen, Clufching fighf fo loook and pen. We've come a long, long way from fhere, When all we did was sfop and sfare ., Af Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores foo, And wondered when we'd be fhrough. Liffle by liffle, fhe fime flew pasf, Unfil fhe day is here af lasf: The days. weeks, monfhs, and years wenf by, And now we face our leaving, wifh a sigh. We look loack upon fhe fun and ioys We had wifh all fhe girls and boys, The dances and games af which we cheered, The feachers whom we somefinnes feared. The homework we forgof fo do, The friends we made, so loyal and frue, These fhings. and ofhers of fheir kind. Will forever linger in our mind. And now fhaf fhe 'rime is drawing near To say farewell fo a friend, so dear, I know and so do you Thaf if's hard fo leave fhe Gray and Blue. When we gain forfunes and have greaf fame, When everyone is singing our name, We will always remember, deep down in our hearf, Thaf Lane was fhe school fhaf gave us our sfarf. Myra Fauer ' 30 SENIOR ECHOES QC KS SENIOR ECHQES ff r'fs3iLviif'7iDDis 1 f ,Veg gf ,fI9Z Hendrix Slreel I 1 'lh' inlereslls dililglia' and Q ,ji man'ner esihelic, Sheflfas a personaljlifflruly fy inagnelic. Alhlelic Coulfcii, Cheerlead- ers, Baslzelball, Loaders, Volley- ball, Soflball Clubs: Sec. Alh- lefic Council, Vice-Pres. Alh- lefic Council, Capl. Cheer- leaders: Sec. Mr. Salz, Miss Gorman, Miss Marlin, Miss Lowenslein: Arisla, Viclory Corps: Siamp Salesman, C-5.0. Rep., Cafeleria Squad, Re- pori'er Salesman, Reporler Sfalil, Program Com., Lilerary Sfafl Echoes . Business ROBERT AHRENS I5 Norwood Avenue For his pleasing smile and lwin- Icling eyes. Lillie Bob deserves a prize. Radio Club: Locker Squad. Dolylechnic Insiilufe GRACE AIELLO 6694 Foresl Avenue Grace is lhe quiei lcind, A rare iype +ha+'s hard ro find. Sec. Mr. Finklesiein. Business FRANCES AMBROSIO 327 Shepherd Avenue A ready smile, a friendly lass, A musl in every Senior class. Sfen Speed Club: Sec. Mr. Galburl. Business ROBERT ANDERSON 84-IO Foresi' Parkway Woodhaven A veleran boxer-always oul before lhe second bell. Biology Club: Baseball Team. ROY ANDERSON IO725-I l2I'h Slreei. Richmond Hill He has lhe brain cel!s-- bui They need recharging. Sec. Mr. Kaplan: Baseball Team. Michigan Siale Universily AUDREY ANDREWS 8005 Jamaica Avenue, Woodhaven Her laughing eyes and happy smile Make her friendship well worih while. Radio Code, Volleyball, Swim- ming, Life Saving Clubs: Sec. Miss Dann, Mr. Wollin, Mr. Galburi, Miss Wechsler, Mi, Caplan: Senior Rep.: Viclox Corps. Business JOSEPHINE ANNUNZIATA 770 Liberly Avenue A lovely lass so full of grace. Good naiure and a smiling lace. Slen Speed Club. Business CONCETTA APOLLO I I Rooseveli Place Alerl, elilicienl, nice lo lrnow: We really hale lo see er go. . Le ers, ming C w' J Rep.: Reorganiz io Com., Emergency Room Business Colleg C r-vs AJ SON IA APPELBAUM 90I9-88Th Avenue, Woodhaven Lane's choice for female Presi- denll Hisiory Forum, Baslrelball, Life Saving, Leaders Club: Sec. Mrs. Fuchs, Mr. Fallrenheim: Pool Aide, Floor Pafrol: Liler- ary Slalil Echoes . Queens College CHARLES ARNOLD 89I4 Woodhaven Boulevard, Woodhaven Viriues many, Faulis few, We like him a lol. How abouF'you? Dance Club: Sec. Mr. Smifh: Capt Swimming Team: Locker Squad. Armed Forces BEATRICE AVNET I I I4-4 Leileris Boulevard Soulh Ozone Park A Iovelygal, a friendly smile, Fun fo be wilh all The while. Sec. Mr. Nagler, Mr. Edelman, Miss Caplan, Mrs. Savihlry: Aris'I'a, Ralioning, L i b r a r y Squad. Vicfory Corps. Queens College I X l . 4 A PAULINS BARRACCA 4Ol Barbey Sflieef Sweer personality, honesl and . lrue: Shels of excellenl qualify, you'll agree fool Dramafics Club: Floor Pafrol, Library Squad. Business ' GRACE BARRY 8723-77th Sire-el: Woodhaven Where Schraiil qol his recipe for sweelness. Civics Vic'lory Colleciion v ubs: Sec. Victory Colleciion Club, Sec. Mrs. Raslrob, Miss l 'l X Sheng, i'Ecl'1oes Type Sfaff. Y! ' Rl Je ls 1 . i I Ml A ly' , L Lui , if l if Business WILLIAM G. BARRY 448 Drew Slreel In looks and sporls Does Bill excel, Bul he runs laslesl When he hears fhe bell. Dance Club: Baseball Team: Ari Gallery, Supply Guards. Fordham Universiiy EVELYN BATCH 55 Arlinqion Avenue fxs an aihlele she's earned her fame: W'h sweelness we'll connecl her name. A hlefic Council, Leaders, Bas- fball, Modern Dance, Volley- all Clubs: Pres. Afhlefic Council, Sec. Aihleiic Council: Sec. Mr. Salz, Mr. Finlzelsfein, Mrs. Raslrob: Swifchboard, Arisfa, Program Com., Viciory Corps: Sporis Edilor Echoes . Business WALTER BEASLEY 82 Br df rd Slreel' elo lc ery , 1 and heigl Business MADELYN BECK l55 Norwood Avenue l-ler personaliry would be among lhe best If il were ever pu? lo lhe lesi. Tennis, Swimming, Jr. Red Cross Clubs: Sec. Mrs. Dixon, Miss Robihchek, Mrs. Jen- ings: Viciory Corps, Hall Pa- lrol, Ralioning. Uniied Slares Cadei Nurse Corps MARGARET BEDlNGER 387 Cheslnur Srreel Always sunny. always gay. Tallcinq merrily on her way. Swimming Club: Sec. Mr. To- daro, Miss Laveriy, Mrs. Gil- beri, Miss Slraub: Cafeleria Guard. Business DORlS BELL 20 Hill Slreel Modes? possessor ol lhal rare blend- A splendid scholar, an excel- leni friend. S. P, R.: Sec. Mr. Vande- verg. Miss Laveriy, Miss Robif- schelr: Orches+ra. Unifed Srafes Cade? Nurse Corps JOSEPHINE BELLELO 2664 Allanlic Avenue She has a sweel and 'Friendly air, And crowning if all is her wavy hair. Fan-American, Bowling Clubs: Sec. Miss Gorman, Mr. Engel, Mr. Salx, Miss Miller, Miss Quay: Rafioning. Easlman Business School MARY BENDZlUS 448 Bradford Srreel A happy way. a lovely smile Makes her Friendship well worih while. Sec. Miss Gross, Mrs. Fioroni. Mr. Ellenbogen, Mr. Finkel- slein: Sfamp Salesman, Re- por+er Siaff: Vice-Pres. Senior Class: Knoclr Sfaff Echoes . New York Universify EDGAR BERNE 9l48 88+h Road, Woodhaven The more you live, fhe more you learn: ' l'r doesn'+ apply fo Edgar Berne. Music, French Clubs: Sec. Mr. Fallrenheim. Du ke U niversify LARRY BERNSTEIN 4 Adler Place Never a dull rnomenl When Larry's around: l-lis versalilily assures us Thai' he's success bound. Dance, French Clubs: Vice- Pres. Hisfory Forum, Vice-Pres. Camera Club: Hall Pafrol, G.O. Rep.: Sheff Reporfer , Mixed Chorus, Vicfory Corps, Pholography Slaff Echoes . Queens College JUNE l945 SENIOR ECHOES INGEBORG BETKE 6239-8Ofh Road, Glendale Quiei, buf in realily, A very sweel personaliiy. Civics, Pan American Clubs: Sec. Miss Keresiesy, Mrs. Wil- son: Sfamp Salesman. Business an , li KGODFREY BISCARDI 9l Graniie Slreei -Many like him, for ihere aren'+ many like him. French, ageing, Drama+ics Clubs: Vce-Pres. French Club. Pre ncing . lub, Junior ln- hjaiz o xDancing lub: Jewelry Rep., Ca's+ smear Play: Band, Orchesha, Lhocker, Exi+ Squads. ' New York Universily VIVIAN BISOGNO 2 I94 Fulion Sireei lnfelligence plus il - A sure-fire hir. Life Saving, Dramaiics, Con- servaiion Clubs: Sfamp Sales- man. l-lunler College ALEX BISTRIMOVICH IO6 Chrisiopher Avenue This fellow Alex ls noi' very high. Bui he's a Lillie Tarzan. And +hai's no lie! Leaders Corps: Baskeiball: Vic- fory Corps, Emergency Room. Armed Forces NATALE BITTO 742 New Lois Avenue Family name Biiio, given name Nafalei Can'+ be beaio --a regular pall Hall Pafrol, Sound, Laborafory, Cafeieria Squads. Brooklyn College SARA BLANDEBURGO 9709-l l'Oih Sireei. Richmond Hill Here's a gal who's fair and iusi. One in whom we place our 'rrusiz Business ANDREW BLANK 405 Hendrix Sireei Lifile Andy, dark and lean, Swims iusi' like A submarine. Biology Lab Squad. Uniied Slaies Army ADELE BOECKMAN 270 Linwood Sireef Tall and brighi, A shining lighi. Sec. Mr. Finlrelsiein: 6.0. Rep: Swiichboard. Business k ,.' JEAN BOEHLE 6236-80ih Road, Glendale She fooiles 'rhe ilule ln a manner io suii: She's zooi, csiuie, And very cuie. S. P. Q. R., Modern Dancing, Volleyball, Tennis, Swimming, Garden Clubs: Sec. Miss Jehle, Mr. Vandeverg: Band, Re- por+er Rep. School of Nursing ELEANORE BOHACK 8506-85Th Road. Woodhaven Preiiy cloihes, preiiy eyes, Liked by all The gals and guys. Hisfory Forum, Leaders, Baskef- ball, Dance, Swimming Clubs: Viciory Corps, UshereHe Class Nighf, Graduafion, Emergency Room. Cornell Universiiy JOAN BRENNAN 9309 Flailands Avenue Hollywood has Hepburn: Lane has Joan. Dance, Mannequin Clubs: Sec. Mrs. Gallin, Miss Lieh: Sfamp Salesman: Casf Senior Play. Katherine Gibbs Business School A , ,Xtra l , , - -A Ljfjd 1 3' i MARY B. EROUGHTON X'- 668 Rockaway Avenue A pleasanf person who's nice lo know: She always has a smile io show. Les Amis , Sion Club, Hisiory Forum: Sec. Miss Lowensfein: Pafrol Guard. Business FIORETTA OW 952 S . Mark v Who cares hej rrow I l bring: Bul loday we sing. Rad Code Club: Sec. Mr. Galburf, Mr. Wollin. Drakes Business School ELISE BRUNING 3356 Fullon Slreel' Laughler, smiling consianlly, A sweeler lace you'll never see. Baslzeibali, Tennis, Swimming Clubs: Sec. Mrs. Jennings, Mr. Freund. Miss Jehle, Raiioning, Girls Chorus, Ushereffe, Vic- fory Corps. Uniied Slales Cadel Nurse Corps FEl.lClA BUCHSBAUM 480 Pine Sireel Lovely io walk wiih, Wiily 'ro lalk wilh. French, Malhemaiics Clubs: Repor+er Slaff. Brooklyn College ROBERT BUDION I39 Sumpler Sireel I don? wanl +o be Presidenl: no chance for advancement Dance Club: Sec. Miss Jehle: School Guard. Unifed Slales Navy RALPH BULTMAN 9216-78Th Sfraef, Woodhaven Anofher one oi The guys in Lane: All we know is iusl his name. Sfamp Salesman, Cafeferial Guard. Business GEORGE BURZlNE 985 Easl 95 Slreef If all 'rhe girls were in The sea, Whai a swimmer George would be. Sec. Mr. Selman, Mr. Finkel- siein: Repor1er Business Sfaff. Bu ' ess l 4 .., Ji 41M if U X .fi v if RALPH BYRD 4' -1 494 Jefferson Avenue - A sfudious guy, 1 ' Bur lively loo! Whenever you're wifh him, ' . You'll never be blue. I In+ramural Baslrefball: Sec. Mr. Refkewiclr, Mr. LaFFel: Locker Squad, Reporfer Rep.: Emergency Room, Ari Gallery Guard. Universily of California MURIEL CAINE I77 Founiain Avenue An inlelliqeni girl wilh spar- kling wil, She's always sure +o make a hii. f' Hisfory Forum. Les Amis: Sec. Les Amis: Sec. Gym Office, Language Depl., Mr. Heyman: Spook Slaff. Brooklyn Colleqe ANNA ALI C 566 Pine Slreel A nice girl, dressed very near: Jus? ihe Type you love lo meer. Bowling, Sfen. Speed Clubs: Heallh Ed. Pafrol, Vicfory Corps. Business MILES CANNING 942I-75'rh Slreel, Ozone Park Quife a successful businessman -upon enierinq high school he relired. Leaders Corps, Radio Club: Vice-Pres. Radio Club: Bend. ROSE MARIE CARILLO 207 Shepherd Avenue A laugh. a char, a lol of fun, A dimpled grin for everyone. Civics Club: Vicfory Collec- fion Club: Sec. Miss Sfreub, Mrs. Friedman: Vicfory Corps, Swiichboard, Repor+er Sfalif, Arisfa, Sfamp Salesman: Dues Com.: Knock Sfaff Echoes . Business ALBERT T. CARLSON. JR. 9427 Forbell Slreel. Ozone Park Jusl a guy who iries his besl: 'Til he succeeds he will nor resl. Hisfory Forum. Mafhemafics Club: Emergency Room: Busi- ness Sfaff Repor'rer : School Squad: Liferary Sfalif Echoes . JUNE I945 SENIOR ECHOES esuevisve cATAuorn 370 Aurumn Avenue She's well bread , iusf finished a four-year loal . Viclory Colleclion Club: Sec. Mrs. Raskob. Mr. Fabricanl: , Cafeleria Squad. , ' ' . Business - I fb. I. Ml 1 If JOSEPH CATANZARO I265 Herkimer Slreel 'Slay as you are, do nol veer: You're liked because you're so sincere. Brooklyn College MARGARET CHIOFALO I39 Hopkinson Avenue We can'l wrire a knock for lhis gal, Who's quiel, near, and a real f pal. 'yi ff I Swimming Club. ' Business JUNE CHRIST 9l49-85+h Slreel, Woodhaven Bolh sweel and smarl, An accomplished arl. Music Apprecialion, Swimming Clubs: Sec. Mr. Arlale: Arisla. Iowa Slale Teachers College SHIRLEY CHRISTOPHER 529 Monroe Slreef A very pleasanl girl lo know. Always sweef and s ilin Les Amis, Hislory Form, . kefball. Volley all , s: Chor0s,'Ca To , quad. If 4: Col e e I ,wr Wg J RAYMOND CLANCY 254 Crescenl Sfreel' Ray is nice in his own big way: Thal's why we're sure he'Il suc- ceed some day. Sec. Mr. Rosenberg: Swimming Team: Sound. Lab. Squads. Viclory Corps, G. O. Rep., Band. Floor Palrol: Knock Sfalif Echoes . Tulane Universily BLANCHE CLARKE 8040-90lh Road, Woodhaven Prelly and lair, Wifh personalify rare! Leaders Club: Sec. Mrs. Quil- fer. Mr. Todaro: Bank Slalif, Sfamp Salesman. Usherelle Graduafion, Ticket Salesman. Business VIRGINIA A. CLEMENTE 588 Glenmore Avenue Snappy somelirnes. yer very sweel: The Virginia C. we'd like lo greel. Pan-American Club: Vice-Pres. Pan-American Club: Sec. Mr. Hayman. Mrs. Fain: Ralioning. Library Squads, Arisfa. Hunrer College JUNE COFFEY I66 Nichols Avenue If Coffey were on fhe scarcily Iisl, Whal a pleasure we'd have missed. Leaders, Baskelball, Tennis Clubs: Emergency Room. Business :I39 coHE I5 '- i an ' reel' iQ.: . A ll I a cha In , s c e rl , pl s nl' and gay. Leaders, lmming. f Sav- ing, S+ .fe s: Sec. Mr. ee e' , Mr. Kaplan: Sfen ,I s. Viclory Corps, H. E. ard, Re- por+er S'I'aFIi. Business LEONARD COHN 263 Milford Slreef Buried in his rhoughls-whar a shallow gravel Lafin. Pan American Clubs: Sec. Mrs. Baksh Vicfory Corps, Aris+a, Reporl'er Business Slalif. TERESA COLELLA , gency R . A, allery Guard. Y' 2I22 Fullon Slreel A lrue personalily-lh I ally blends: For proof: Viusl r m friends. Dance Clu .O. mer- I' Business N if .I .,' VIRGINIA CONNORS lO472-I l5Th Sireei. Richmond Hill Dark are her locks. buT brighi' her looks. Whene'er she remembers she's Through wiTh books. Swimming, Tennis Clubs: Pa- Trol Guard. Columbia UniversiTy MADELINE R. CRAPSER 94I6-85Th Avenue, Woodhaven Maddy has beaus Trom here To Shanghai: How can anyone wonder why. S. P. Q. R., Pan American Club: Sec. Miss Sfraub, Mr. Green- sfein: VicTory Corps, Locker PaTroI. UniTed STaTes CadeT Nurse Corps PASOUALE CUZZOLA 745 Glenmore Avenue Homework TascinaTes him-he can siT and look aT iT Tor hours. Accordion Club: ReporTer Rep., Bank Rep. Armed Forces THERE 29 WeirTi reeT Knockin e ay be Tun, BuT o ' you iusT can'T be done. S amsh, STen Speed Clubs: Locker Palrol, Library Sq. ad. ess MARILYN DAVIDOFF 7l9 Shepherd Avenue Though she Talked and she Talked. And she Talked while in Lane. ln Tour years she Talked herselT RighT ouT again. AThleTic Council, Volleyball, Baskefball, Sofiball, Leaders, Pan American Clubs: Treas. AThleTic Council: Sec. Miss Leunig: G.O. Rep., ReporTer Rep., Bank Rep. College oT Tl-c CiTy OT New York JACQUELYN DE FOREST l55 Cleveland STreeT Over her The bcys do make a Tuss. Because she has personaliTy plus! Mannequin, Modern Dance, DramaTic, Social Dance, Junior DramaTics Clubs: Sec. Mr. VagTs, Mr. BaTT. Mr. Finkel- slein, Mrs. Bauer: Senior Play Casf: Business STaFF Echoes . ST. John's UniversiTy I EDNA DMI 603 Hancock Sl'eeT ThoughTyi, praciica, and de- 9 I pendab e, TraiTs ThaT are commendable. Leaders, Baskefball Clubs: Band, H. E. Palrol, Cafeferia Guard. llew York Univ-arsiTy IRIS L. DeROLF I94 Cornelia STreeT The bud ThaT blossomed in Lane. Sec. Mr. Hamburger, Mrs. Raskob. Tusculum College MARION DIAMOND V969 Bergen STreeT Her personaliTy is like her name,-always sparkling. Vocal Training. Nurses Training School ' f -is nl ,,. 1 T , f .' 'IJ 1 i ALICE DIETZ 606l-68Th Road, Ridgewood . Clever, charming and a dear, X A wiTTy maid who spreads good T cheer. Pan American, Radio Code T Clubs: Sec. Mr. Vandeverg, Miss Sfrong. ' ' Business i' '-gf ANGELINA DI MICHELE 380 Marion STreeT This lass sporTs The cuTesT grin, WiTh maTching eyes and dim- pled chin. STen. Speed Club: Sec. Emer- qency Room. Business a , , ..... --f ru-f L-I 4, X' , 5... l., ' S- I ... .V 5 X . FRANCES DI PASQUALE '7T ' 99I Cresce'1T STreeT There isn'T much ThaT we can say. ' For Fran goes quie+ly on her I way. Junior Reid Cross. STen Clubs: Treas. Junior Red Cross: Sec. Mrs. Somers: Hall Pafrol, Cafe- Teria Squad. JUNE I945 J., J 44 '4 eng-1, SENIOR ECHOES WILLIAM DORSEY 75I7-88+h Avenue, Woodhaven They say brains and brawn Can'I gel' along: Bul here's a fellow Who proves +hey're wrong. Leaders Corps, Mafhemafics Club. Massachusefis Insiiluie ol Technology CATHERINE DOUGHERTY I I3 Miller Avenue She has 'rhe Iype of face boys hold rare- Eyes of blue and golden hair. Sec. Mr. Baff. Business Ii I WALTER DOWNING 493 Ridgewood Avenue Oiilicial sfring-changer for Ihe , Yo-Yo learn. Skefc ' Jewelry Rep. 9: YA' Uniie Siaies Navy . ff 5 VERA DROZDOFF 7l Weldon Slreel When in Vera you Hnd a friend. Yours she'Il be unio Ihe end. Laiin, French Clubs: Sec. Laiin Office. Brooklyn College , SOPHIE DUCA IO7I9-79+h Sireei, Ozone Park Sophie is always so quief: Il'lS a cinch she-'ll never creaie ' a riof. is'Iory Forum: 6.0. Rep., H. E. Pafrol, Emergency Room, Vic+ory Corps. VERONICA DUFFY 390 Crescenl Sfreei Her moiher musl have boughl' her grammars 'slead of dolls. Sec. Mr. Lieb: Jewelry Rep. Business WILLIAM DUGAN 9l Crysfal Sfreel Thinks 'rhal' The Ziegiielcl Follies are a series of rnisiakes. Pan American Club: Hall Pa- Irol, Band, Supply Squad. Slaniord Universify MARGARET ECKHOFF 924i-76+h Sfreei, Woodhaven I-Ier hair's blonde, her eyes're blue: Always a pal good and True. Baskefball, Leaders, Advanced Swimming, Life Saving Clubs: Penguin Ospreys: Jewelry Rep.: Band, Cafeieria Squad, Pool Aide, I'Mermania . Unifed Srales Cade? Nurse Corps JOSEPH FALCO 2740 Pifkin Avenue Fly-balls. ground-balls, All of 'rhem he sfopsq When il' comes Io baseball, Joe is really iops! Baseball Team: Floor Pafrol Armed Forces JEAN FALLON 89IO-88fh Sireel, Woodhaven Always willing Io learn, Always willing To do a good Turn. Hisiory Forum, Civics, Home Economics. Conservafion Clubs: Sec. Mrs. Jaffe, Mrs. Somers, Mrs. Rubin: Cafeferia Squad, Hall Pairol. Business MYRA FAUER I I39 Suiler Avenue Full of vi+al7+y, Nice personalily. Hisfory Fonxm, Ma'l'hema+ics. French. Pan American Clubs: Sec. Mr. Welkowiiz: Senior Rep.: Viclory Corps. Re- porIer SIaFf, Arisfa, H. E. Pa- Irol: Liierary Shui? Echoes , Brooklyn College Q MARILYN FEINSOD 2Ol Shepherd Avenue Marilyn's shorf. MariIyn's cufe: She also has a brain +o boot S.P.O.R., Hisfory Forum, Tennis, Viciory Collecfion Clubs: Sec. Mr I Miss Jehle, Miss Liefz, Rubins: Library Squad, G.OSXfxx Rep., S+amp Salesman, Re-L porIer Rep. Brooklyn College R i ,X . LR x. ' , - 'X 5 o fx: XX .QS ' I f 9 X JOSEPHINE FERRARO 90 Hale Avenue Here's a girl, we musr admif, Whds cheerful, near, and full of wil. Business LYNNE FISCHER 8602 Park Lane Souih, Woodhaven She's never bolliered much by boys: They aren'+ boihers-only ioys. Hisrory Forum: Music Appre- cialion, French, Life Saving, Garden Clubs: Pres. Music Apprecialion Club: Sec. Mr. Wallach, Miss Yoder. Miss Hamburger, Miss Jehle, Mr. Arfaleg Pool Aide. Hunfer College EVELYN FISCHOFF baggy' I68O Slerling Place 'C ain sweel, V- 7 J eine. R? Code, Sien pee , S.Missa ,Mr.5a' . a l. College of lhe Ciiy of New York JAY FISHER 202 Crescenl Srreel Any similariiy fo persons living or dead is purely coinciclenlal. Dance Club: Floor Palrol, Cafe- feria Guard, Orcheslra. DORIS FITTING F45 Highland Place Sparkling eyes, a pep lha+'s rare. A popular gal beyond com- pare Swimming, Bowling, Dancing, Leaders, Baslrelball Clubs: Sec. Mr. Beck, Mr. Cain, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. McHugh, Miss Avsaev: G.O. Rep., Repor+er Rep., Viclory Corps, Sfamp Salesman, Spook S+aFf, Reporler S+aFf, Cheerleaders, Chorus: Knock Edilor Echoes : Lilerary Slafif Echoes . Business MARIE FITZPATRICK H907 Liberly Avenue Richmond Hill Her good nalure will carry her lo a sure success. Pan American Club: Sec. Mrs. Rubin, Miss Caplan, Library Squad. Queens College DIANE FLAUM 467 Milford Sfreei To know this girl is quile worih while: Come on, Diane how abou? a smile? Leaders, Baskelball. Soflball, Swimming Clubs: Sec. Miss Jehle: Library Sauad. Brooklyn College RUTH FLICKER 503 Euclid Aver-ue To us she's really one of The best Always well mannered. always well dressed. Pan-American, French, Malh Clubs: Sec. Mr. Engel. Brooklyn College MARGUERITA FORD 672 Rockaway Avenue e mor Every Ford i 'l' ro ing in dough: f Sh 'll an l if lhough. A its '- 1g Les Amis, Hisfory Forum: c. Mrs. Dixon: Mixed Chorus, Pa- frol Squad, Girls Chorus. Juilliard School of Music HELEN FORGIONE 260 McDougal Sfreel' Mild of lemper, good of heart Always ready 'ro do her parl. Hislory Forum, Swimming, Life Saving, Conservalion Clubs: Reporler Salesman, Glee Club. Business RALPH FRANCO 348 Sumpier Slreel' Takes life easy, never hurries, Seldom sludies, never worries. French Club, Hislory Forum: Sec. French Club: Supply Squad, Hall Palrol, Exif Guard. Uniied Slales Navy MARY FRAZZITTA 72 Alabama Avenue A modes? gal, a sparkling wil, Always sure fo make a hi+. Sec. Miss Kenny: Mixed Chorus. Business JUNE I945 SENIOR rECHOES 'N i JEANNE FREY 87I3-76i+h Slreel, Woodhaven Jeanne is arlisiically inclined: Prelly and friendly is her kind. Life Saving Club: Sec. Mr. Freund, Biology Office: Palrol Guard. Fashion lnsiiluie oi Technology and Design JOAN FRICK 882l'74lh Place, Woodhaven Grand personalily, Full oi rascaliiy: i!iai's Joan To a Advanced Swimming Club: Pool Aide, Caleleria Guard. Business ALICE FUCHS 62? Hemlock Sfreel Sweei of lernper, gay of Iqearl, Always willing ic do her parl. Leaders, Slen Speed, Vicfory Colleclion Clubs: Sec. Mrs. Raslcob, Slen Office: Viclory Corps, Reorganizalion Com., Rafion Board, Reporler Sfalil, Columbia Universify ANTHONY GALGANO 36I Cresceni Slreel He's happy: He's sad: He's gradualinq: He's glad. Farm Club: Loclner Squad, Hall I Falrol. U niled Siales Navy MARY GALIANI 344 Ashford Slreel She'Il sfudy her way 'ro lame. Pan American, Sfen Speed, Vic- Iory Garden Clubs: Sec. Mr, TPJGFO. Mr. Cain, Mrs. Jen- '95- Mr- Edelman: Ralioning, Cafeleria Guard, Vicfory Corps. Business FLORENCE E. GALITZKY 5I I Ridgewood Avenue In all her arduous years of school, She's alleged lo have adhered ' lo every rule. Tennis, Swimming, Sfen Clubs: Sec. Miss Marlin, Mrs. Dixon: Viclory Corps, H. E. Pafrol. Business WARREN GATZKE 7433-64fh Lane. Glendale A quiel Hello , A greal' big smile: The lime speni wilh Warren ls always worlhwhile. Farm Club: Farm Club Pres. New York Slale College oi Agricullure HELEN GAWRONSKA 9736-89+h Slreel, Ozone Parlc Girls lilce her are iew: Helpful, charming, and pleas- ing loo. Sec. Miss Laverly, Mr. Vande- verg: Cafeleria Guard. Business CHARLES GENTILE I7I Hull Slreel Soon The world will praise his name: He's bound 'fo acl his way lo iame. Casf Senior Play: Dues Com. Columbia Universily EVELYN GIACOLONE IOO Wyona Slreei No one knows when she's around: So quiel a girl 's seldom found. Civics Club, Pan American, Vic- tory Corps, Bowling Clubs: Sec. Miss Marlin, Miss Hamburger: Ouldoor Palrol Guard Business College PALMA GIANNUZZI ,V 28 Essex Sirecl L, PaIma's name naylbe hard lo. spell: 'ff' lnsfead of ifdwell wrife swell. I Bowling, Sfen Speed, Garden Clubs: Sec. Mr. Nagler, Miss Marlin. Business THOMAS GIBBONS 8676-77lh Slreef. Woodhaven Well-lilced and well-mannered Is our bay Torn Gibbons: His baslreiball playing Should bring him blue ribbons. Radio Code Club: Sec. Mr. Iaffel: Baslcelball, Swimming Teams: Loclrer, Cafeleria, Emergency Room Squads: Senior Color Guard: Knock Sla'Ff EcI1oes . Selon Hall College fs V s,Hn34b2 LLMAN i K f2'l5I Pa ic Sireei ff Bu as B l s rench, en Spee ' lory Collgdlrio ' lu : ec. Miss Gorm n' c ory Corps, Re- orglni alion Cc li , f Echo s lag! Buxffess BETTY GIRARD 9l23-79lh Slreel, Woodhaven She reall is a swell lilile lass' Y n Wwe sure were glad lo have her in our Class! Leaders Swimming Clubs: Sec. Miss Laverlyg Viclory Corps, 6.0. Rep., Emergency Room, Cafeferia Guard. Business ANNA GIULIANI I29 Monlauk Avenue Thoughf and lhoughl, bu+ iusl couldn'l knock her. Slen Speed Club: Reporler Sfaff, H. E. Pafrol, Reorganiza- lion Com. CECILIA GLASER I53 Granl Avenue Quiei in her manner, Quiel in her work: Whenever +l'iere's a job Cecilia will noi shirk. Leaders, Baskefball Clubs: Sec. Miss Laveriy, Miss Kravielz, Miss Gorman, Miss Avseev, Miss Harringfon, Mr. Wald- baum: Senior Rep., 6.0. Rep.: Siamp Salesman. Business VIOLA GODSIL IO4-40 Jamaica Avenue Richmond Hill A line sludenl, And very prudenl. Swimming, Baskefball, Hand- , bail Clubs: Ralioning. up Nurse Training School ' ,fu .1- l, 4.1 i' - . pf D' JACK GOLD h 3238 Fullon Slreel' Jacks argumerfs are very long, Bu? af fhe end he's always wrongl G.O. Rep., Locker Squad. New York University NAOMI GOLDSMITH l52 Bradford Slroel Nice clolhes and prelly hair: Shes a qirl for which we care. Hislory Forum, Baskelball, Leaders, Garden, Pan Ameri- can Clubs: Sec. Miss Ham- burger, Mr. Freund, Mr. Nag- ler: Arisfa, Library Squad. Bank Rep., Reporler Sfali, Program Com.: Lilerary Slalii Echoes , College of The Cily of New York EDWARD GORDY I24 MacDouqal Sireef Ed is a fellow who is very alerl To anyihing fha? wears a skirl. Hislory Forum, French Club: Supply Squad, Hall Pafrol, Exil Guard. Si. John's Universiiy ROSE MARIE GORSKI 423 Barbey Slreel She's one of +hose girls who's simple and sweet Full of personalily, buf nor conceii. Pan American Club. New York Universily GLORIA GREENBERG 260 Pulaski Sireei Like Pepsi-Cola, she hiis fhe spol. Hislory Forum, Volleyball, Soff- ball, Leaders, Baskefball, Dra- mafics, Slen Speed Clubs: Sec. Miss Miller, Miss Robilschek, Miss Avseev: G.O. Rep., En- france Pafrol Business MURIEL GREENZANG 440 Berriman Sireef The sweet, tilen1 Type! Library Squad, H. E. Pafrol. Uniled Siales Cade? Nurse Corps RONALD GREINER 8450-85lh Avenue, Woodhaven l-le may nor be a leader of men. Bu? he's a follower of women. Leaders Corps: Sec. Mr. Kap- lan: Baseball Team: Emergency Room. Uniled Siales Navy JUNE I945 SENIOR ECHOES JOSEPHINE GRILLO 532 Essex Sireei They call her Coney Island be- cause she has a Bored Walk . Bowling. S'Ien Speed Clubs: H. E. Pairol, Viclory Corps. Business MARION GROLIMUND I I'-7 Aikins Avenue A singer, a scholar, a girl full offun. A swell disposiiion all rolled info one. Sec. Mr. Waldbaumq Cafeleria Guard: Knock S+aFF Echoes . Business HELENE GROLMAN '268l Fullon Slreel Like a Ford lhal siaris up slow, Bu? once il's wound, iusl' walch il gol S.P.O.R., Bowling, Swimming, Baslxefball, Modern Dance, Leaders Clubs: Sec. Mrs. Jaffe, Mr. Rubinow, Miss Gilroy: Caf- eferia, Lane Pairol, ReporIer Salesman. Cornell Universily ROSARY GUARNIERI 7459 Pilkin Avenue Like a piece of candy, sweel- ness all lhrough. Baslre'I'baII,'VoIleybaII Clubs. Business DOROTHY GUERRINE 2486 Pilkin Avenue We wonder EI she'll slill be slill, When comes The lime io say I will . Mardrigal Club: Girls' Chorus. Uniled Slales Cadel Nurse Corps BEATRICE GUTMAN 2668 Piikin Avenue Lively, happy, merry, and gay, Belly is laughing all Ihe day. Business NATHAN GUTMAN 2668 Pilkin Avenue As nice as any guy can be: No Iaulis as far as we can see. Hisiory Forum: Band, School Pafrol. - College of 'rhe Cily of New York: , Ziff ,nf K ELLEN GUTTERSON 535 Warwick Slreel' I-ler ready smile and big black eyes Are ihe obiecfs of a fellow's sighs. Slen, Hisiory Forum Clubs. Business CLAIRE HAMILTON 8740-7Blh Slreel Woodhaven Pelile and sv eel. She can? be beail Sec. Mr. Bari, Miss Caplan, Mrs. Somers. Business xl? , -E 4,4 V C X ,N-lg X., Green eyes, dark hair and be- ing aclive All help Io make her more al- Iraciive. Sec. Miss Degen: Hall PafI'0l. ReporIer Sialif, Member High School Fashion Board: Knock Sfaff Echoes . Bob Jones College GLORIA HAMMOND 49025-76lh Slreel, Woodhaven Shorl and cure. She's sure ro suif. Ospreys, Advance Swimming, Life Saving, French Clubs: Sec. Miss Yoder, Mrs. Bauer: Mer- mania . A Xmas Fan'I'asY . Pool Aide, Rafioning: Knoclr Sfalif Echoes . Business JOAN HAMM 992 Easl 95+h Slreef WILMA HAMMOND 87I9-78Ih Srreel, Woodhaven Your pal. and my pal. Leaders, Life Saving. Pan American, Civics Clubs: Sec. Mr. Weisman: H. E. Pairol. JL af Irs 4 'ky a ALICE HANSEN 9006-77+h Sfreei, Woodhaven She'll be a success al' fyping- +he fellows like her'+ype. Bowling, Swimming, Sfen Speed Clubs: Sec. Hisfory Office, Mr, Kaplan: Sec. Senior Class. Business DORIS HARDER 8705-9ls+ Avenue. Woodhaven Some are shorf, some are fall: Bul' Doris is hardly Ihere al all. Tennis, Civics, Biology Clubs. Business NORMA E. HECK 85 Gran? Avenue She has all her own views . On The lafesl news. Maflw Club: Liferary Siaff ' Ecl1oes . Slaniord Universily IRMA T. HEER 399 Ridgewood Avenue Quiet bul oh, so sweei: She's a girl everyone should meet Business MARION HEISE l53 Somers Sfreel Nice lhings aboui her We can'i say enough: And lhaf really isn'+ - I Any bluffl Sferl Speed, Life Saving, Swim- ming Clubs: Echoes Type Siaff. Business JAMES HILL IO6 Ridgewood Avenue School idol-idle for lhe pasi' four years. Emergency Room, Band, 6.0. Rep. ELEANOR HINCK 7829-90'rh Avenue. Woodhaven Here's a Laneife loyal and frue: She's quiet inielligeni, and friendly foo. Swimming, Volleyball Clubs: Sec. Miss Quinlan. Business HELEN HIRSCH 537 Van Siclclen Avenue Quiel' please: Her sleep you'll brealc: l+'s four years since She's been awake. Business ANNA HLINKO 458 Glenmore Avenue Come on. gal. and gel some pepi Your f needs noi slep Se sem, ' ehle. Bu :ness f NEIL HOCHSTADT 599 Auiurnn Avenue Neil is handsome, modesf and neaf, Enough io quiclcen a girl's hearlbeal. Hisfory Forum: Loclrer Squad, Emergency Room. Long Island Universiiy AUDREY J. HONS lOl Hemlock Sheef A sweeler girl is hard To find: There aren'l many of her kind. Sec. Miss Laverly, Mr. Vande- verg: Banlr Rep. Business FRANCES HOROWIU I540 Sierling Place Fran is always answering in class: We all agree sl'1e's a clever lass. Hisiory Forum, Pan American, Merhomaiics Clubs: Sec. Mr. Welkowih, Mr. Fallzenheim: Stamp Salesman: Liierary Sfaff Ecl1oes . College of fha Cify of New Yorlt JUNE I945 SENIOR ECHOES IRENE HOROWITZ 640 Miller Avenue Shes seen an elephanl lly, bul is slill loolcing lor a purple cowl Sec. Mr. Coolre: Library Squad. Broolclyn College ARTHUR HUBSCHMAN 76 Pine Slreer I-le gol' one big lhing our ol Lane-himselll Columbia Universily ww my PAUL ILLUZZI 9227 Fosler Avenue For an hour did we sil, Bu? we couIdn'i find a lcnoclc lo lil. Malhemalics Club: Assembly Squad. Polylechnic Ins+iI'ule PATRICIA INSINGA 30 Georgia Avenue Fair of hearl, lair of lace: I-lere's a lass will: lols ol grace. Pan American, Bowling Clubs: Sec. Mrs. Gershon, Mr. Edel- man: Echoes Chief Typisf. Queens College xx- 44 Y' , 1' LETON IRISH K., I2 Decalur Slreel 7 Carllon's3Tiappy and liked by 1 I' all: , 'ET nolecl lor his game ol baslcefball. 5Sec. Mr. Rellnewickg Baskelball ' kd Team: 6.0. Rep.: Senior Color Guard: Sporls Edilor Echoes . Si. Johnls Universily DORIS IRWIN 98 Granl Avenue A friendly qirl, guiel and neal, The lcind everyone lilies lo mee+. Leaders. Swimming Clubs: Sec. Mrs. Dunclrleeg Jewelry Rep.: Vicfory Corps, Emergency Room, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Ralioning. Business College K PAULINE M. ISERSON l04lO-I24'll1 Sire-el. Richmond Hill And yel' anolher passes lhrough lhe porlals of Lane. Pan American, Swimming, Bow- ling Clubs: Sec. Mrs. Quiller, Mr. Vagis: Business Sfaff Re- por'ler , H. E. Palrol. Business College LEATRICE ISSELBACHER 89I8-88Ih Slreer, Woodhaven Brighl' and clever, Charming and sweel, The lcind ol a girl A guy wanls lo meel. Bowling, Sfen Speed Club: Sec. Mr. Gross: Echoes Type Slalif. Business ALVIN JACOBS 444 Jamaica Avenue An inlelliqenl fellow, 'rhe cream of ihe crop: You'lI always find Alls name on lop. S.P.Q.R.: Sec. Mr. Rosenblum, Mr. Kaplan, Mr. Refkwiclr, Miss Laverly. New Yorlc Universilfy ANN JENNOSA 2266 Pacific Slreel' One day school, rwo days resl: Thal's when Ann is al her besl. Dance Club: Typisl' ReporIer , Reorganizalion Com., Cafe- leria Squad. Business HELEN JONES 955 Sl. lvlarlcs Avenue Nalure has made her s s e should be. No? 'foo load, buf nol a goody. Sec. Mrs. Somers: Cafeteria Slaff. X 1 ' ' Business .1 1 4 1 , ' 7 I .4. A Yx, BEATRICE KALSTEIN 9I4-7-88lh Road, Woodhaven Bored ol Educalionl Advanced Swimming, Life Sav- ing, Infermediaie Swimming Clubs: Sec. Mr. Greenslein: Vicfory Corps, Ralioning, Li- brary Squad, Repor+er Rep. Business IRVING KAYTON IOZI Belmoni Avenue When you siari lallcing Io Irving Abou? aiiiairs of slale, You Iind lhal you're noi fall:- ing, Bu? having a debaie. Hisfory Forum: Caplain Back- slage Lighiing and Sound Squad: Arisfa, Biology Lab. Squad, Visual Inslruclion Squad: Cafeferia Guard: Pho- 'lography Sfaff Echoes . New Yorlc Slafe Marilime Academy JOHN KEARNS SI New Jersey Avenue Ambiiion? lnlelligence? Char- acler? Yes! John has found lhe lcey To suc- cess. Mafhemalics, Chess, Laiin Ra- dio Clubs: Boy Leader Aris+a, Vice-Pres. Radio Club: Senior Rep.: G.O. Rep., Viclory Corps. Capi. Backsiage Squad, Capf. Visual Insfruc- lion Squad, Lab. Squad, Capt Caleleria Squad: Knocl: Slaff Echo Co egeolle yo W' I a v y nice voice Hislory Foru : Sec. Mrs Dixon: Mixed horus: Pafrol Squad. Fislc Universily PHILIP KERSHNER I582 Easl 96+h Sfreel Waiching him swim gives us a lhrill- Fish die of envy because ol Phil ii QA 9 :I F . - 2 9 an - ' e ue hi I-, ve ' ey Sec. Mr. Finlclesfein: Swimming Team: Palrol: Typewriler Squad: Knock Slaff Echoes . Business DOROTHY KESSOCK 9148-88lh Road, Woodhaven Simple and sweel' Malce her piclure complele Sfen Club: Emergency Room, Locker Pafrol. Business MADELEINE KILKELLY 8630-98Ih Slreel, Woodhaven Madeleine! a girl You'll wani' Io meel: She's neaf, refined And ever so sweel. Civics, Tennis, Sfen. Speed, Aris and C-affs, Dance Clubs: Sec. Mr. Goldman, Miss Lav- erfy, Mr. Waldbaum, Miss Kraviefz: Echoes Type Sfaff, Senior Treasurer: Swifchboard, Viclory Corps. Business MILDRED KIMBLE 56 Graflon Slreel When if comes To sludy, she's an economist Hisfory Forum: Cafeferia Squad. Sl. John's Universify JEANETTE L. KIRCHNER 6432 Madison Slreel, Ridgewood Shes noi' loo shorl' and noi foo fall: Bu? fha? red head gels 'em all. S.P.Q.R., Tennis, Pan American Swimming Clubs: V i c I' o r y Corps, 6.0. Rep., Repor+er Sfaff. Business SHIRLEY KLEIN 543 Aufumn Avenue Oh. Frankie dean, please sing for me, So I can swoon wholehearfedly. Leaders, Slen Speed, Tennis Clubs: Sec. Miss Marlin. Business LYNN KLOEPFER 8568-78l'h Slreel, Woodhaven Says lillle, does less: We don'l llnow him we confess. Assembly Squad. JANE KNIFFIN . I l28 Halsey Slreel A well dressed girl wifh lofs of grace. A prefly smile fo malch her Face. Sec. Mrs. Jennings, Mr. Brodal, Mrs. Ouilfer. Kalharine Gibbs Business Col- lege ARLENE KOEPPEL 63 Sunnyside Avenue Charm plus Vifalily Equal a swell Personalify. Hislory Forum, Dramafics, Gar- den, Dancing, Civics Clubs: Sec. Mr. Ar+aIe, Mr. Engel, Mrs. Raslrob. Mr. Silberg, Mr. Freund, Miss Hamburger: 6.0. Rep., Reporl'ev Slafl, Lane Pafrol, Mixed Chorus, Vicfory Corps, Ass'l Edilor Repor+er : Li+erary Sfaff Echoes . ' New Yorlc Uiiiversily JUNE I945 I 1 in lf' SENIOR ECHOES DORIS KORNHAUSER 8404 Woodhaven Boulevard, Woodhaven Lips are lirsl' lor laughler: Food comes aller. Dancing, S.P.O.R., Pan Ameri- can, Civics Clubs: Sec. Gen- eral Office, Mr. Bali: G. O. Rep., Viclory Corps, Rafion- ing. Queens College NINA KORSAK 632 Ellon Slreel A lillle joke, a lillle sneer, A lillle mischief: Nina's here. Sec. Mr. Finlrelslein, Mr. Levi, Mrs. Robifschek. Business MARY KOWALCZYK 554 New Jersey Avenue I don'+ ask anylhing for myself, bul' please send my 'Ialher a son-in-law. Presi-denl Mimeograph Club: Sec. Mr. Cain, Mr. Ellenbogen: . hG.O. Rep. Business V x - ' f ' ,RHODA KRESHIN 544 Hemlock Slreel ff Weigaze. and slill 29 The wonder grows. 'Y Howlcanone head carry -,f All she knows? S.P.Q.R., Pan American, Malhe- malics Clubs: Sec. Mr. Dressler. Bliss Hamburger, Mr. Wallach: ues Rep.: Vicfory Corps, Arisla, Farrago Slaff: Lil- erary Slafl Ecl'1oes . Brooklyn College GLORIA KRESSE 3442 Fullon Slreei A dependable lass, 'Wilh plenly of class. Sec. Mr. Waldbaum, Mrs. Ger- shon. Business RITA KRIVELOFF 80 Bulwer Place Ol Lane's Reporl'er she's Ed- in Chief? Thai' she's a good wriler is our belief. Hislory Forum, Garden, Dra- mafics, Pan American, Danc- ing, Crealive VVrifing, Civics, Volleyball: Sec. Miss Ham- burger, Mr. Engel, Mr. Arfale, Miss Serramoglia, Mrs. Raslrob: Debafing: 6.0. Rep., Vicfory Corps, Associale Ediior Re- por+er , Edifor-in-Chief Re- porIer , Spook , Lane Palrol: Liferary Slaff Echoes . MARTHA KROTMAN 24l6-83rd Slreel Always happy. Never troubled: Everyday her Friends are doubled. Leaders, Tennis, Sfen Speed Clubs: Sec. Mr. Hamburger, Mr. Wollin. Business STANLEY KRUGER 533 Van Siclen Avenue A pleasanl person, a 'lailhlul friend, Thais why we lhink he's grand? When lhings go wrong, he's always lhere To lend a helping hand. Hislory Forum, French Club: Sec. Main Office: Pres. Hislory Forum: Locker Squad. College ol The Cily of New York DORIS LAUTERBACH 8540-Solh Slreel, Woodhaven Smiling, cheerful, always de- pendable, Virlues sweel' ihal make her commendable. Malhemalics, Civics, Radio, German, Jr. Red Cross Clubs: Pres. G.O.: Sec. Mr. Fred Engel, Mr. Hamburger, Mr. Zeng, Mr. Lebowsky: Jewelry Rep.: Arisla, 6.0. Rep., Vic- iory Corps, Program Com.: Edilor-in-Chief Echoes . Barnard College ROSE LAVENDER 246 Lincoln Avenue A comrade who knows, and dares lo say. The brave. sweer words lhal cheer lhe Nay. S.P.Q.R., Wri'I'ing, Dramalics, Swimming Clubs: Sec. Mr. Peshlrin, Miss Jehle, Mrs. Jen- nings: Library Squad, Emer- gency Room, Book CoIIec+ion Com.: Liilrerary Sfaff Echoes : Knock Slaff Echoes . Prarl Inslilule HELEN LENGEMANN l65 I-Iale Avenue Like granulaled sugar--sweel and rehned. Swimming Club: Sec. Mrs. Dunclrlee. Business ANNA LEONOWICZ 508 Vermonr Slreel- By a cover you can'l' iudge a book, Nor Ann by her innocenl look. Sec. Mr. Cain: Mimeograph Squad. Business l SALLY LEONTI l I2 I5-IO9+h Avenue Richmond Hill Brighl eyed Sally and lovely 'loo Won'i worry much ihough men are few. Leaders, Volleyball, Baskefball, French, Dance, Bowling, Civics, Sien Speed Clubs: Sec. Mr. Finkelsfein, Mr. Posner: Swifch Board Operal'or.' Business DOROTHY LEVY 442 Aufumn Avenue Can? deny I+: She's iusl' foo quiel. Swimming Club: Sec. Mrs. Gershon. Business JOSEPH LICCARDO l88 Warwick Slreei When 'i comes lo dancing. Joe is fine: When ii comes io girls: Whal a linel Junior lnsfruclor Dance, Dra- mafic Clubs: Band. 0rches+ra, Swing Band: G.O. Rep., Ranger Emblem, 'Repor+er ' Rep.. Casf Senior Play: Handball ' Team. JERRY LIEBERMAN IOO7 Heqeman Avenue Full of wisdom. Full of fu n, Jerry's liked By everyone. Hisfory Forum, Mafhemnfics Club: Locker Squad, Hall Pa- frol. Jew York Universiiy s , SHIRLEY LIEBMAN I. Tj i 608 Hemlock Slreei 'A girl all 'reachers lake io liearf - Dqesiher homework and sure is .VX ' smari. Sec. Mr. Hamburger, Miss Gross,' Mr. Waldbaum, Mafh Olilice: Vicfory Corps. Rufqers Universiiy ETHEL l.lNDEMAN 2652 Piikin Avenue Good lo be serious once in awhile: Bui heavens, don'f forgel' io smile. Nurses Training School CC ' DIANY 1S i836 Prospeci P ace Lg A smile, a iok helping Ngo hand' l-ler personalily is in SEQ: e- mand. SLC! Radio Code, Sien Speed Clubs: Sec. Miss Sfraub, Mr. Kaplan. Business A ef ,U s VCI' 81' 4 vn.Mo LO YACONO ,xoefi ,W ,o 792 Belmonf Avenue y 1 , 1 Q Speeches fair maid, musl al- 1' K V X ways be made, 1 Trippingly on fhe iongue ihe -F ' ' ' bard haih said. f Sfen Speed Club: H. E. Palrol. Business X 5 CELIA LUNNETTI .,. 'j' 72 Ridgewood Avenue 714 J ,xi TJ Keeps you laughing all da J , f,' long: b ,, ffyyt- Life To her is cne ig song. Civics, Afhlefic Council, Bas- i kalball, Tennis, Volleyball, Handbell. Swimming. Leaders, Soflball Clubs: Sec. Mrs. Dun- clllee: Viclory Corps. Cornpion College FLORENCE! MAJERSKA 739 Dumonf Avenue One of ihe iiniesf in our Senior Class: We're mighfy fond oi ihis Iii- lle lass. Sec. Mrs. Gershon, Mr. Nagler: Cafeferia Squad. Business 5 . - f MERCEDES MALEK I T1 93 l-lale Avenue ' She is a really swell gal: R Us-4,2 Couldn 'r find a befier pal. sr ,- Life Saving Clubfr Sec. Miss Marlin, Mrs. Tashman, Miss ANL Devereux, Miss Robifschek: - ' H. E. Palrol, Pool Aide. Y: Unifed Slaies Cadel' Nurse 1 Corps 'I l l VIRGINIA MALKOWSKI 9026'78+h Sireef, Woodhaven She's +rim and neal, And plenly sweet Music Apprecialion Club. Packard Business School JUNE i945 SENIOR ECHOES ANNABELLE MANCUSO 436 Ellon Slreel Cule as apple cider, buf much more inloxicafinq. Business X 'K XXX 'yy' 'X' MARILYN MANFRE X R 380 Monlauk Avenue Pleasanl girl, nice lace: J Who could ever lake her place? SpanisI1 Club: Sec. Mr. Weiss- man. Business WALLACE MANKO 4l9 New Jersey Avenue Any girl would walk a mile, Jusl lo see Wally's pleasing smile Hisfory Forum, Dramalics, Dance Clubs: Baskelball Team: Casl Senior Play. Polylechnic Inslilule BERNARD MANN 836 New Lois Avenue Laughs ai iolces bolh good and bad: Heres a boy who's never sad. Locker Squad. Business MARION E. MANNIN6 l89 6ranT Avenue Brighl as lhe sun, sweel as a rose. Scallering ioy wherever she goes. S.P.Q.R., Tennis Club: Secre- lary Library, 'Mr. PeshIiin's Office: Slamp Salesman, 6.0. Rep. JEAN MARCUS I7 Van Siclen Avenue Never sl'ill, always busy, Her service record makes us dizzy. Volleyball, Leaders, Swimming, Pan-American, Civics, 6arden Clubs: Sec. Forum: Sec. Miss Hamburger, Mrs. Fain, Mr. Arlale, Mrs. Dunclrlee, Miss Serramoglia, Mrs. Raslrob, Mr. Edelman, Mr. Engel, Mr. Freund. Mr. Nagler: Re- porI'er Sfalif, ReporIer Rep., Slamp Salesman, Program Com., 6.0. Rep.. Arisla, Mixed Chorus, Viclory Corps: Liferary Slaff Echoes, Knock Slaff Echoes. College of ihe Cily of New York 9lI2 86'Ih Drive Woodhaven The hep chicks are sIompin', lusl hear em s oul: e gy A rshall is finally ou Leaders Baslcefball, Volleyball, Soflball Dance Clubs: Sec. Miss Llefz Miss Miller, Miss Oils Miss Avseev Miss Robil- schelx Llbiary Squad, 6.0. 9P ueens Colleqe MILES MARTIN I70 Jerome S+ ecl A swell clispolion has fhis fellow Mile'- He's a person who is always all-smiles. Leaders' Corps, Baslrelball cheslra, Band: S.P.0.R. Team, Swimminq Squad: Or- - VASHTI MATTHEWS I 548 Easl 52nd Sl e I - ' Cufe fiqu e, n' Ile: in o hw! fri d, she'll run a i ec. Mr. Wollin. I ' Rose MARSHALL ' I ' in P q I' ba . l'. R .' O Business i X v r Q X . ' 1 '. 4- 2 ,T br. . ' ,5 1 v Cf A ,V 'rf' E 'XL' ff' J. HARLEY MAX vv 2567 Allanlic Avenu ,, , 7 Four years in a E-xx Walnes up wil'l'1'a' iplomal Swimming Team: 6.0. Rep., Music Librarian Swing Ban-d, Loclxer, Biology Squads: Senior Color 6uarfl. New Yorlc Universiiy 654 Warwick Sireei Quiel and shy, We wonder cJ PEARL MAXWELL Business DOROTHY Mc6RATH l26I9 Liberly Avenue, Richmond Hill Sparlcling eye: and welcome smile: She's happy-go-lucky all 'rhe while. Sec. Mr. Finlrelsfein, Mrs. 2555525 Q ' J' In! 19,011 ' , W I A .N-vf..lfV' ,ny ,V JAMES V. MCGRATH l93 Highland Place The V is for vifaliiy, vigor and vim: Whaf more do we have 'ro say abouf Jim. Sec. Mr. MacGregor, Mr. Feuer. New York Universify FLORENCE MENKES l4l 5 Gralfon Slreel' Looking for laughfer? Wani To be gay? .lusi call for Florence: She'll lead +he way. Afhlefic Council, Baskefball Leaders. Hockey, Volleyball, Soffball, Tennis Clubs: Sec. Mrs. Dixon, Mr. Sfillman: Cafe- 'leria Guard. CLIFFORD MERRITT 865 Onderdonk Avenue. Ridgewood Sludious as a lamb, Quiel as a mouse: Give hzm a dimension And he'II build you a house. Hisfory Forum, Music Appre- ciafion, Biology Clubs- Ca I. 1 P Cafeferia Squad. ROY METZLER 77l I Jamaica Avenue. Woodhaven No? a genius, no? a fool, The baseball diamonds His favorife iewel. German Club: Baseball Team: Sound Squad, Locker Squad. Unifed Sfales Navy ANNABELLE MILLER l847 Bergen Slreel A girl who hardly makes a sound: We hardly know when she's around. Hisfory Forum: Sec. Mr. Wol- lin: Pafrol Guard. New York Universily lf . ' I , .wif .....4.f..! ROBERT MILLER 97l Easf 95th Sfreel l-le eals, he sleeps, he drinks, He walks, he lalks, he-ihinks? Baseball Team: Repor+er Salesman, G.O. Rep., Sfamp Salesman. Business MICHAEL MINELLA l9I9 Easlern Parkway The besf of manners has Mike Minella: You iusl can? help buf like This fella. Social Dancing, Radio Code Clubs. Business CHARLOTTE MINSON H45 Liberfy Avenue She lisfens 'ro bofh sides of The slory-fhe wrong one and hers. Arfs and Crafis, Sfen Speed Clubs: Sec. Mr. Kimmel, Mr. Finkelsfein, Miss Holman: Re- porfer Rep., Repor+er Sfalif. Business META MOORE 8855-76+h Sfreef, Woodhaven Prefly lace. prelly name, Desfined for a life of fame. French, Dance Clubs: Sec. Mr. Nagler: G.O. Rep., Viciory Corps, Reporfer Sfaff: Li?- erary Siaff Echoes , Hunrer College ADELINE MORETTI 239 Howard Avenue A grand person and full of fun, Who is well liked by everyone. Jewelry Rep.: Program Com., Rafioning. Business GENEVIEVE MORRISSEY BI Euclid Avenue A girl wilh virfues rare, The answer lo a young man's pray r. ' Se fMr. Kieffer, G' . B i sw 'S BWV 'K ag, , uw '- ,. 6 'I I -- J, . -f,f3' v EDWIN MULLER 8053-87+h Road, Woodhaven So rough he eafs qrapes wilh- oul peeling Them. Mafhema+ics Club: Leaders Corps, Rangers, Band. Columbia Universiiy JUNE I945 if AR C L RACA 935616 Avenue xybr girl wi long black hair, ln looks a disposiiion fair. Sian Speed ub: H. E. Palrol. Business f gy-,' ETHEL MYERS sf ' 634 Decalur Slreel A swell personalily plus a brain Makes her very well liked in Lane. Hislory Forum: Cafeferia Squad, Locker Room Palrol: Knock S+aFF Echoes . Hunler College MYRON NAPOLSKY 204 Arlinglon Avenue 1'-f' 1 You may know Myron, lf Thena ain ou ma noi . N L g Y . Y ' ,' Bur all his lriends -fi I Like him a lol. .-Sedi' Miss Gorman. Mr. Nagler: Physics Lab. Squad, Vicfory ' g Corps. WILLIAM NESTOR 40 Forloell Sire-el, Ozone Park No need for muscle, for knowl- edge is power. Pan American Club: Sec. Pan American Club: Sec. Mr. Fal- Kenheim: Arisfa. G.O. Rep., ' Rep,pr'ler Slaff: Lilerary Sfalil Echoes . Brooklyn College ELLEN NIELSEN 44I Ridgewood Avenue Quiel and sweelp We 'rhink she's all reell Civi , Swimming Clubs: Sec. rs. Bauer, Mrs. Dunckleu. Business GERARD NOLAN 5l I Drew Slreel' Whenever he opens his moulh lo speak, We close our eyes and go lo sleep. Norre Dame Universify ROSEMARIE NUSSBAUM 2820 Fullon Slreel Spring, Summer, Winler and Fall, Rosemarie has clolhes lo march Them all. Tennis, Slen Speed Clubs: Sec. Mr. Finlrelslein, Mrs. Jarrow: Slamp Salesman. Business MARGARET M. O'CONNELL I 7' , 97IO-76+h sneei, Ozone Park Af if V 1' Like a book. she's bound +o Af , please. 'fLQC',ff ' 'L Slen, Baskelball, Swimming' Clubs: Sec. Mrs. Somers. Mr. f Waldbaumg G.O. Rep., Re- I por+er Rep., Slamp Salesman. jf'4Ajuf L Business MARGARET O'CONNOR 23 Hemlock Slreel Nice girl in every way. Eager lo sludy, eager lo play. Slen Speed Club: General Of- fice: Arisfa. Business NATALE P. OLIVA 2666 Allanfic Avenue Seven days wifh Oliva makes one weak! Cafaieria. Locker. -Chemislry, Physics Lab. Squads: Pholog- raphy Slaff Echoes . Cornell Universily DOROTHY OLPHIE 457 Chauncey Sfreel A swell girl in every way: Nolhing more lhal we can say. Sec. Mr. Klafier, Miss Sfraub: Cafeleria Guard. Business AL OSTROVE 597 Essex Slreel Wherever nolhing's going on. Al's in lhe middle: l-low did he accomplish so much by doing so liflle? Model' Airplane Club, Hislory Forum. Arisla: Visual Inslruc- fion Squad, Biology Lab. Squad: Lighling and Sound Squad: Viclory Corps: Knock Sfalf Echoes . Armed Forces I X' . l . Irv... I 5, V I .-i U I X ANNABELLA PANARESE l58 Pennsylvania Avenue Full of fun, Rarin' io go Clever and willy. Delighiful io know Forum, Sfen Speed, Radio Code, Swimming Clubs. Business ANTOINETTE PAPPALARDO Q2'T'y4N' 726 Liberiy Avenue j i A tif'-long black hair, and beauiiful if s eyes: When fhe fellows see her, ihey , ,-., I slraighien lheir lies. Sfen Speed Club. Business SALVATORE PAPPALARDO l32 Vermonf Sfreei Swear, demure, innoceni child: Why, oh, why, don'l you gel' wild? S.P.Q.R., Malhemafics, Radio Clubs: Sec. Mr. Kaplan: Phy- sics Lab., Cafeferia, Sound Squads. Repor+er Rep. Cooper Union lnsliiuie DOLORES PAVLOVIC .J 42 Pine Sireef Gel' our your purses, X We can'i' 'religjg 'Here mes Do res X I Senior es. ade Baske all, Li Sav- g, ncin ramafic Clubs: Sec. rs. K ler D s Rep.: Sfamp S I s n Mixed Chorus. Business BILL PERRON 9I28-88'rh Sfreef, Wooclhaven Very quiel' and very shy, Bui' undernealh he's a very swell guy. Cafeferia, Locker Squads, Ran- gers. Unifed Siaies Army MARIE PERU 255 54I Linwood Slreei We've ofien wondered wha? makes her lick: She's so remole and yer so chic. Slen Speed Club: Sec. Miss Gorman: Sfamp Salesman, Arisfa. Business GENEVIEVE PETRUZZELLO l9l5O-I I5fh Road, Sl. Albans Noi loo quiei. Always gay: She's everyone's friend ln her own sweef way. Sfen Speed Club: Sec. Miss Vergason: Dues Rep.: Assem- bly Guard. Business ELVIRA PISCIOTTA 9I I6 Woodhaven Boulevard, Woodhaven Elvira rnusl be from Georgia: she sure is a peach. Sec. Miss Jehle. Nurses Training School LOUIS PLUCHINO l8l Alkins Avenue Lane's own Salvador Dali. Pan-American. Malh Clubs: Presideni Mafh Club: Sec. General Office. Mr. Kaplan: Dues Rep.: Reporfer Rep.: Capfain Cafeferia Squad. Prail lnsiiiufe HARRIETT PODGAINY I l4O Blake Avenue A preily gal, and lois of fun: She keeps lhe fellas on fhe run. Leaders, Hockey, Baskeiball. Swimming Clubs: Sec. Miss Manning. Uniied Slaies Cade? Nurse Corps RITA POKEDOFF 49 Miller Avenue Wifh her giggles, and ner smile, She makes everyone's day worrh while. Hisfory Forum, Tennis, Volley- ball Clubs: 'Sec. Mrs. Fuchs, Mr. Rubinow, Mr. Fabricanf, General Office. Nurses Training School SYLVIA POLATNICK 7l7 Shepherd Avenue She's blonde. preily, and small: One look ai her and you'll surely fall. Hisfory Forum, Leaders, Bas- kefball, Hockey, Pan Ameri- can. Soffball Clubs: Sec. Mr. Falkenheim, Mr. Posner: Re- por+er Sfaff, Library Squad. Brooklyn College JUNE I945 SENIOR ECHOES MILLIE POMILLA I IOO Belmonl' Avenue You don'+ have Io be a magi- cian To see she has a pleasanl' dis- posilion. Slen Speed Club: Sec. Mr. Hamburger, Mr. Peshkin's Of- fice. Business T E ' I 71. mi- fr e , dhaven Aboul I ' foirl The . 9 say, Exc I he's really okay. Leaders, Voll ball, Baskefball, Tennis, Sofiba I, Hockey, Swim- ming Clubs: Sec. Mr. Shaw, Mr. Peshkin: Cafeferia Guard. Business FRANCIS PROCELLER I59 Logan Sireef Good looking, friendly, and also quiie clever, May Lane have sfudenls like him forever. Bowling, Hi Y Clubs: Pres. Bowling Club: Capf. Bowling Team: Floor Palrol, Slreei' Pa- lrol. Uniled Slales Army Air Corps. MICHAEL QUAGLIARELLO 387 Pine Slreel There is news whispered 'round Thai Mike is New York Yankee bound! Baseball Team. ELEANOR RABY I IO Gran? Avenue Can'l' be beafen for sincerily and good fellowship. Swimming Club: Sec. Mrs. Duncklee: Emergency Room, Library Squad. Business School THERESA RAKOWSKI 2OI Wyona Slreef A ready smile, a ready wil Make Theresa a cerlain hir. Swimming, Dance, Baskefball Clubs: Sec. Miss Degen, Mrs. McHugh, Mr. BQH, Mrs. Fer- nina, Mr. Rosenblum, Miss Avseev, Miss Dann. New York Universily HOWARD RAPAPORT 9l4 New Lois Avenue Pep. personalily, humor and wil- Thal's why Howie makes a big hil. Co-Caplain Backslage Squad, Sound Squad: Senior Rep.: Cafeferia Squad, Baclrsfage Sound and Lighling Squad. New York Universiiy BARBARA REEF 72I8-62nd Slreel, Glendale This pleasanl' liflle lass Is one of lhe nicesl in our Class. I Swimming, Tennis Clubs: Sec. Mrs. Marshak. Business I ELIZABETH REHE 207 I-lale Avenue Full of charm and vilalily, Wiih a grand personalily. Swimming Club: Sec. Mrs. Reid, Mrs. Singer, Miss Slraub. Business School E LORRAINE E. REICHHOLD 7705-62nd Sireel, Glendale I-Iere's 'lo a maiden, simple and sweer, Jusl Ihe kind you love lo meel. Tennis, S.P.Q.R., Civics Clubs: Sec. Mrs. Raisman. Uniied Sfales Cadel Nurse Corps. LYDIA REISS 5I0 Chauncey Sireei There's lifile aboul you we can Say, Excepl you're fine in every way. Slen Speed Club, Hisfory For- um: 6.0. Rep., Repor+ar' Rep.: Viclory Corps. Business I, 364 kpisyrf , fin Mr Ikclff ANTOINETTE RELLA 25 Truxfon Sireel' Here's a girl who is brighl an clever, One whose friendship you il cherish forever. Rafioning, Reorg afio Coms. Business Dance Club: Cafeleria 2:9 WC JEAN REMER 359 Elderis Lane Frankly speaking, she's always frankly speaking. Tennis, Swim Clubs: Sec. Mr. 'Falkenheimg G.O. Rep.: Library Squad. Business , ,ll 1 l V I I MARILYN REMPEL V, Uni 'I 8216 ParkqLane Soulh, I f if Woodhaven Uiirefi lfclolhes and nice red I hair: personaliiy rare. nnis, Swimming, Sfen Speed, Civics, Junior Red Cross Clubs: Mixed Chorus, Toscanini Red Cross Concerf, Type Sialif Echoes . Business has also blessed with a LAWRENCE E. RICCHETTI 9 Jerome Sireei Sirong Bovl I-le eals rock candy, marble cake, and brick ice cream. Backsfage, Locker Squads. BARBARA ROAKE 9I I I-9Isi Slreel. Woodhaven As nice a -girl as one can find, Sweef and ihouqhlful and very kind. S. P. R., Biology, Modern Dance, Swimming Clubs: Sec. Mrs. Fuchs: Locker, Cafeleria Squads. Drew Universiiy AUDREY RODGERS 7904 Jamaica Avenue. Woodhaven Sl1e's quiei in classes. In knowledge surpasses. Sfen Speed Club: Sec. Miss Manning, Miss Avseev: Swifch- board. Business RUTH ROE I4 Folsom Place She's always Ihere wi+h a I friendly smile: The kind of qirl who makes life worlhwhile. Hockey, Leaders Club: G.O. Olilice: Cafeferia Guard. s Business JOSEPH T. ROGGEMANN 94I5-8Oih Sireei, Ozone Park Jusi' anofhef guy named Joe: The Navy called-he hadda go. J. V. Baskefball Holy Trinify High School: Sec. Mr. Refle- wick. Uniied Siaies Navy CHARLES ROSNER- 35I Howard Avenue Jusi like London-always in a ioq. Business STEWART ROSS I94 Ridgewood Avenue I+'s never quiei when you're wiih Ross: l-le lalks so much he's always hoarse. Physics Lab., Cafeteria Guard: Liierary Slaff Echoes . College of lhe Ciiy of New York WARREN ROSSWAY 807I-88+h Avenue, Waodhaven Clever and popular, Clean and poliie: Warren is more Than iusi' all riqhi. Co-Caplain Back Sfage And Lighfing Squad, Arisfa, Biology Lab. Squad, Reporfer Rep., Mofion Picfure Sound Squad: Knock S'laFF Echoes . Columbia Universiiy SHIRLEY ROVNER I545 Si. Marks Avenue Friendly lo all, Foes she has none: Swell as can be, She seis blues on fhe run. Hisfory Forum: Radio Code, Pan American Clubs: G.O. Rep., Repor+er Rep. Business VIRGINIA ROWLEY I2l5 Liberiy Avenue When Ginny is present You'll find ihings pleasant S. P. Q. R., Hislory Forum, Civics, Garden, Mafhemafics, Pan American Clubs: Biology Tesi Com.. G.O. Rep., Cafe- leria, Library Squads: Liferary Siaff Echoes . Queens College JUNE I945 I I I SENIOR ECHOES GERTRUDE RUCKERSFELDT 86I I-9ls+ Avenue, Woodhaven Ipana for 'rhe smile of beauiy, Bu? her dimples are doing Double Du+y. Bowling, Sfen Speed, Swimming Clubs: Sec. Mrs. Gershon, Mr. Gross, Mr. Kaplan. ' v Business 938 I-lerkimer Sireei She doesn'+ go in for Solo Mio : She'd rafher Iisfen 'ro Ihe King Cole Trio. Drake Business School j ISABEL RUSHING CATHERINE RUSSO 527 Cresceni Sfreef She's a friend 'rrue and sfeady, Wiih a smile IhaI s always ' + ps' ready. 'I 1 Viciory Corps. Business Y' . ' I 1. THERESA RUSSO 2992 Fulfon Sireel' Carefree and gay, she is Io see: A charming maid we all agree. Sec. Mr. Peshkin's Office: Li- brary, Cafeieria Squads, Or- chesfra. Brooklyn College f 3. .T i'-I ., x, I x ,CONCETTA s coMANo ' Girly Avenue Wifh charm! 'a'nd looks she has been blessed: In lovely clofhes sl'ie's always dressed. Sec. Mrs. Raskob, Mrs. Rais- man, Miss Gorman: Viciory Corps. Business Qs RITA SADAGURSKY 9439-76Ih S+ree'r, Ozone Park Who is any sweeler Than Lane's own lifrle Rilo! Hisiory Forum, Civics, Garden Clubs: Sec. Mr. Schlakman, Miss Robifschek, Miss Olenin: H. E. Pairol, ReporI'er Siaff. Brooklyn College LUBA SALAMACHA 454 Warwick Sfreei She's sorry now she's leaving Lane. And would like io fry if over again. S+en Speed Club: Sec. Mr. Finklesiein. Business RUTH SALZBERG 77I I-IOIs+ Avenue, Ozone Park A charming lass wifh a .swyeei disposifiong To know he? puis you in a favor- able posifion. A Forum, Pan American, Leaders Corps, Civics Clubs: Sec. Mr. I'I'zIer, Mr. BaH', Gen. Office: Bank Rep: H. E. Pafrol. Queens College SYLVIA SCHAEFFER 489 Shepherd Avenue Willing To help, eager lo please: Whal ofher virlues are berier 'than Ihese. Hisiory Forum, Dramaiics, Sfen Speed, Pres. Sfen Club: Sec. Mr. Greens+ein, Mr. Iieb. Mr. Rosenblum, Mrs. Raskob, Mr. Cooper, Miss Sfraub, Mrs, Backhauh Pifman Sien Team: Arisfa, Swifchboard Repor+er Business Sfaff, Sfamp Salesman: Knock Sfaff. College of ihe Ciiy of New York FRANK SCHEMBRE 'I I662 Broadway , U' I Always ridy, lways INK Alwaysjhere jj M To give The gir a Irma ,i fe Swing Band: Teachers --f feria, Locker Room S : Knock Sfaff Ec'hoes. Uniied Sfares Marine Corps FLORENCE SCHMERLER 29I8 Fulion Slreel There are 3 iypes of communi- cafionz Telephone, Telegraph and Tell Florence. Maihemafhics, Pan American, Junior Red Cross, Leaders, Baskefball, Swimming, Modern Dance Clubs: Sec. Mr. Bair, H. E. Pa'I'roI, Viciory Corps, Siamp Salesman, Raiioning, Liferary S+aff Echoes. Brooklyn College ELIZABETH SCHMITT 58 I 7-78Ih Avenue, Woodhaven A comb and her hair should gel fo be friends: All you can see are Ihose Trizzeled ends. Civics Club: Sec. Mrs. Keiller, Repor'I'er Sfaff. Business J. - .I gui 3 K' 'yt' JVJ'-f .1- ' I I 'v xl fffs X ff DOROTHY M. SCHNEIDER 9l Pine Sfreel' Here's a girl who's nice and sweel: Knowing her is quiie a lreal. Sec. Miss Manning, Mr. Rosen- blum: Emergency Room. Business 8 S SCHNEIDER 9l2O-78fh S ,W aven Tom's 'rhe p flhal rar blende splendid scholar, and excel- lenl friend. Assf. Financial Mgr. Re- por+er : Dues Rep., Presidenl Senior Class: High School Ari Compelifions. Uniled Slales Army ADELE SCHROEDER 8I Vermonl' Slreei Tall and Fair, lrue and Square. Leaders, Swimming Clubs: Lane Pa'l'rol, Repor+er Busi- ness Sfafl. Business College DOROTHY SCHULTZ , 88l9-74+h Place, Woodhaven A hundred viriues all compiled Go lo malce up lhis sweel child. Baskelball, Bowling Clubs: Li- brary Squad. Business SONDRA SCHWARTZ 32I4 Fullon Slreei She's ollen wel quile nalurally. For her hebifafs lhe pool and sea Leaders, Tennis. Swimming, Slen Speed, Viciory Collecfion Clubs: Sec. Mr. Greenslein: Hall Pa'l'roI. Business I0 I, ELSIE scorr 57 Glen Slreel ' 16' This lillle gal fl ' ls really a pal. Sec. Mr. Finlrelsfeing Viclory 1 Corps. Business FRED SEIFERING 65l6-8 lh Avenue, Glendal h d' f i ppislo rpal re. Sec. Mr. Rell: wick: Hall Pafrol. Business SIDNEY SEIFF 13360-Il8lh Slreel, Ozone Park A go-geller-goes fhe wrong way and gels nolhing. Chorus. Brooklyn College MINNIE SELESNICK 563 New Lois Avenue A perlecl lady here you find, Sweei and quief all lhe lime. Sfen Speed Club: Assembly Guard. Business PETER SENATORE SBI Cleveland Sfreel I-le's a seifmade man,who wor- ships his ereelor. ' 'JJ' 4 Mafhemalics Club: Sec. Mr. C Sfeinberg: Viclory Corps, Hall Pafrol. Cafefegia ,Gul-d,' Lab. Squad. W' -, ' ' Queens College 1 PHYLLIS L. SESKIN 206 Pine Sireel Noi The besl alhlele. Bu+ a prelly qood sporll Swimming Club: Sec. Miss Manning. Business SELMA SHARKOWIU l063 New Lois Avenue Sleadlasl' and lrue, A good brain, loo. Pan American Club: Sec. Miss Caplan: Library Squad. Business JUNE l945 R n N X i l 5 1 X, X K WR F X J ' N X Xi x H Q A f vmmom STEKNMETZ TY epW0u,H . ' '2',V 43 CG l tll- I I-,x J J BOE, . 123 WALTER . .- ily iggxfl ,X oowmnwe ' R5 f-2 - 0 . X' git Q X 4 , xl igQg5MlRENE x. gyf Hcaow WZ JOAN FRXCK HAMMOND META Lu N00 RE '39 BOB ANDERSON lou PLUSH INO RALPH BYRD Q SYLVIA ADD! S GIBBONS Q-aw Q 'lr ' QQ is . QQ? . V .. 4,,, . . S My K ,Af N. x. Q Q , LKH '- ' '-:- I H ',..'.'. . ...A !!,f' 6 - ' 0 W 7' 'S 4 PQ M f' S NGHIAM 1 by 3- 1 - 6? 0396 W b 1 s .,,, ., .,,, E , X Q v,::,1 : 1: gag lx . 1 fiizr' .. zg. , '- A X j A .31 6 .5-13 K i ' 2 - - : 3 e X ' f ' TOM Jxk :IAcK'E,f GIBBONS I DE pORES-rs ,E 'A'--, -' . ,JOE' uccmrmo in A ': ., .,'- C5 ' W x R055 ,,V-- ,. I RoEef:' w f' i Swans ZMARSHAL f f QSQ -.A,,E A ,V ? 5 .NC ' ' 2 L my QD I 1 ' '. ' fy K 'SW 1 W A 1,4 Q Q We 2 K Q l nv' X nr W 4 CHARUE ' ' :gg-, .. A GENTILE DQRV' 'k.-L - - SKERIE A 1., .: ,ab Q :Z I imiimflzonwe mea ww vvff QT BISCARDI yi M KKDOTII A vc ALL A4 . v. ,,:. V O -1606 I X E . T I KJ u F 5 T 6 wc?-pgs 5502 N Us 2X . Q' V' fu -E RM A , ':, :s',:-Q-Q A v E. I Q E: J X V nm f GSH K RD, WM 5-V A , i :ll , Q ,fi Q .. ,.f N A 'fi '15 x L L mesrosz MQW, A olaimcs F,xTTlNQ SENIOR ECHOES HELEN M. SHEA 722A Halsey SI'ree'r Loves Io play lag. 'cause She Ihinks she's if . S. P. Q. R., Swimming Club: Sec. Mrs. Duncklee: Emergency Room. Unired Siares Cadel Nurse , Corps PHYLLIS SHERMAN l82 Sarafoga Avenue God gave speech 'Io all. Bur song To iusf a few. Hisiory Forum, Pan American. Swimming, Sfen Speed Clubs: Mixed Chorus, 6.0. Rep., Re- porIer Salesman. Juilliard School ol: Music 9016 Flarla ds SHIRLEY slrr UE I Some are iusl nal peas ani: o hers s Ir 'mio g, L quire i . B all, eaders Clubs: Sec. rs. K e s s I e r: Mimaograph Squad, Cafeferia Guard, Lieu'I'.. Capt Ca'Fe+eria Squad. Brooklyn College ANN SKALABAN 3l3 Monlaulc Avenue As changeable as lhe weather. Sec. Mr. BaH, Mr. Finkelsiein. Business DOROTHY SKERIE 3443 Fullon Slreel A comrade blilhe, and full of glee, Who dares io laugh oul loud and free. S.P.Q.R., Dramalics, Wrifing Clubs: Sec. Miss Jahle, Mr. I'I'z- Ier, Mr. Peshkin: Repor1'er , Emergency Room, Library. Book Colleciion Squad: Liferary Sfafli Echoes : Knock Siaff Echoes : Casl Senior Play. Prail Insfiluie SOPHIE SMAIDZIUNAS IO62 Glenmore Avenue Some say her high horse will Throw her, Bu? They don'I really know her. History Forum, Life Saving, Sfen Speed, Swimming Clubs: Vice-Pres. His+ory Forum: Sec. Mr. Ba'H, Mrs. Bauer, Miss Mak- Ier: Senior Rep.: Program Com., Siamp Salesman. College of fhe Cify of New York DONALD E. SMITH l33I7-83rd Srreei. Ozone Park If he were handsome, he'd be a handsome alhleie-if he were an aihleie. Chess, Radio, Hisiory Forum, Advanced Swimming, Junior Life Saver Award, Ranger Em- blem: Sec. Mr. Annenberg: Swimming Team: Physics Lab. Assisfanf: Cafeieria Guandg 6.0. Rep. Unired Sraies Marines JOAN SMYTH 9736-78Ih Srreel. Ozone Park No knock or boosl could iusfify The smiling gleam in Joanie's eye. PraH lns+iI'uie FRED SOLKOFF 8864-8Is+ Road, Glendale Fred is pleasanl: Fred is kind: A guy like him is hard Io find. Microscope Club: Capt Lane Pairol, Locker Squad: Knock Siaff Echoes . Armed Service 264 i Avenue ik T nyson's ing . iroI: i r C ., S I r a Wir DORIS SPANGEHL 9I56-86+h Sfreef, Woodhaven Sweel' as a bun, A barrell of fun. Radio Code. Leaders, Tennis, Swimming Clubs, Ospreys : Pres. Ospreys : Sec. Mrs. B:l1ier.S if .XSD ' Z, GEORGE SPETH 5l2 Sarafoga Avenue Noi +oo fimid. nor +oo bold: Hisfory Forum: Sec. Supply Squad. New York Universiiy Al' u IW ri e. isfor orum, Spo Wrif- . .. en l 7l AL SPIVAK 87lO Jamaica Avenue, Woodhaven Wilh a camera Al is quile handy. And as a pal he's really dandy. Phofogrephy Club: Band: Pho- 'logrephy Sfaff Echoes . New Yorlc lnslifule of Pholoq- raphy DONALD STACK 8838 Woodhaven Bouvelard, Woodhaven Looks lilce a qood example, bu? don'+ be fooled-he's a prob- leml Sec. Mr. Vandeverg: Arisla, Orchesfra. Band, Charge Band Room and lns+rumen1's. Columbia Universiiy KENNETH STAMP 8503-76rh Slreel. Woodhaven Alrhough Slamoie is always swimmin', He never lakes his mind oil wimminl S. P. R.: Capf. Swimming: Band, Orchesi-ra, Mermania . RHEA STARR l675 Lincoln Place Rhea is charming and nice +0 ' lcnow, Delighlful fo loolr al from head lo Toe. Sec. Mr. Greensfein, Mr. Lichf- blau: Cafeferia, Library Squads. Business ALVIN STEIN 6l0 Essex Slreel A sense of humor has This loyal neile' s a -1 o mg Club: Vlclory Corps, R porI'er SMH, Biology Laib., Visual lnsfrucf on u ' ' erary Sltalf ', o- Edifor Khoclc SMH Echoes . College of 'rhe Cily ol New , Yorlc MARION STEINMETZ ' 50 Elderrs Lane Of her all 'rhinlc v r well. Be us he is so v r swelll Civics S+ I Speed, is eiball, V aI is, imming Tre Arisfe: Sec. . eldbaum. is or- man, iss Kaplan, Mrs. Rapa- pori, r. Peshlin's Office: G. . Rep.. Busin Manager ,f I c e , Com. 1 X, ,f' X' I ROSALIND STILL 644 Warwick Sfreel l-lere's a combinalion of beauly and brains, And her iavorire lrumpel player isn'+ Harry James. Sec. Mr. Vagls, Mr. Waldbaum, Mrs. Raslrob: Knock Slaff Echoes . DORIS A. STRINGHAM 10336-I ian. Sheer Richmond Hill ' As noisy as a falling snowflake, and iusl as lovely lo Welch. Sec. Miss Hamburger. Mrs. Reid, Mrs. Rubin, Miss Robif- sche'I:. Queens College VIRGINIA SUTTER 523 Liberly Avenue She really is so very funny. Wilh face +har's always plenfy sunny! Dance, Bowling, Swimming, Leaders, Volleyball, Baslrefball Clubs: Sec. Mr. Barr. Business CONSTANCE TABACO 303 Wyona Slreel , -'ll Darh, good loolcinq, really swell, She's one of The besi you can easily fell. Sfen Speed, Mimeograph Clubs: Sec. Mr. Nolan, Mr. Greensfein, Mr. Waldbaum: G.O. Rep. Business , STELLA TABERSHAW 34l Sararoga Avenue Lane's archives now are bare, For our Slella's no longer lhere. Bowling, Baslteiball, Music, Sculpture, French Clubs: Vice- Pres. French Club, Pres. Sculp- +ure Club: Senior Rep.: Band: Orcheslra. DOROTHY J. THOM l2l I Liberly Avenue Of lrhis blonde. Everyone's fond. Baskelball, S.P.O.R., Life-Saving Clubs: Sec. Miss Robifschek. General Office: Pool Aide. Business JUNE i945 ok-. ew, . I . f' ' '11 sE,NloR ECIZIUOES 1 DOQDT Y TIE R IO543- fh S ree+,y rh t Dark Tir, blue eyesfl Meefing her' nice surprise Sfen Speedwtglub: Assem y ' Guard. I Business 7' FRANCES TRAPANI 86l5-63rd Drive, Rego Parlc Nor fooifall, nof foo square. A beaufiful' smile, surrounded by hair. Tennis Club: Sec. Miss Laverfy, Miss Slrong. Business MARION TREGLIA 89l7-8Ofh Sfreel. Woodhaven Though cloflres and shoes are rafionecl, She's always well fashioned. Volleyball, Baskefball, Swim- ming, Tennis Clubs: Sec. Miss Robiiscl-nel, Miss Lowens-lein. Kafharine Gibbs Business College TERESA TRUSZ 34l Bradford Sfreef l-ler work was done well, As her feachers can fell. Leaders, Tennis, Baslrefball, Soflball, Volleyball. Dance. Swimming Clubs: Sec. Mr. Ba'H, Miss Robilschelr. Miss Slraub, Miss Avseev: Vicfory Corps. Cafeferia Guard. Business JAMES ULMES 74l 7-93rd Avenue, Woodhaven l-lis head is like a swinging- door: Any girl can lurn if. Swimming Team, Biology Lab. Squad, Sound Squad. Pralf lnsfifufe CONSTANCE VALERIO 534 Pine Sfreef Always so quief, so pefife: Her disposifion can'+ be beaf. Slen Speed, Volleyball Clubs. Business suii ff MARION VAN CLEVE 7830-88fl'1R'3?1d, Woodhdven Good fjstejnd refined sophis- ficalion' f Prevail in her work and converi safion. . Pan American, Volleyball, Ten- nis, Leaders, Advanced Swim- ming. Life Saving, 96 Clubs: Princess-Fish Ospreys: Sec. Mrs. Bauer: Ospreys, Mermania . An Xmas Faniasy : Vicfory Corps. Pafrol Guard. Pool Aide. Program Com. Kalharine Gibbs Business Col- lege ANNA VANELLA 422 Van Sickle-n Avenue Some prefer chocolafe, buf we'll falce Vanella. Hisfory Forum, Sfen Speed Club. Business MARIE VARONE 595 Aufurnn Avenue Charming, Alarming, And mosf Disarming. Slen Speed Club: G.O. Rep.. Repor+er Salesman. Q,-1 Business ,X T THE Done v 'HIO f -7, l38 0 ' n Ave ,i f w el. welll ff! ef! beha . welfgrqhgkfib ell sp r . N' M cAp eciho lub. anhaffa ege A Inf LORRAINE VERITY I78 Marion Slreef A quief, comely sorf of lass, A boon To any Senior Class. German, Slen Speed Clubs: Hisfory Forum: Sec. Sfen Speed Club: Sec. Mrs. Pascal. Miss Kravie+z: Swifchboard. Cafeleria Guard: Business Sfafi Echoes . Business MARIE VINCIPROVA 445 Essex Srreef She's good for your dief: She's pleasanf and quiel. French, Lafin Clubs: Sec. Miss Leunig: H. E. Pafrol, Library Squad, G.O. Rep., Arisla, Spook Slalf. Broolclyn College !!i MILDRED VULLO 7l I Euclid Avenue How can we knock her? We ask in vain: We can'l find a Thing For which she's io blame, Pan American Club. Business EDWARD WAGNER I4447-E7ih Road, Jamaica 'Shakespeares Works? Whai kind of iaclory is lhai2 Armed Forces P Y GNER 7OI mai Avenue, odhaven ,arkling, preily, Gay and willy. Sw ming Club: Sec. Miss Lieiz, Mr. Waldbaum, Miss Miller, Miss Robifschek: H. E. Pairol: Knock Sialif Echoes . Business JANE WALTHERS 1409 Fullon Sireei Always cheerful, always gay: We hope she always sfays Thai way. Modern Dance Club: Sec. Mr. Shapiro: Echoes Ari Squad: Sfamp Salesman. Business REGINA WALUK 246 Sheilield Avenue To all who don? know her well, We wanf io say Thai she is swell. Sfen Club: Sec. Mr. Nagler, Mr. Waldbaum. Business WILLIAM WARD ISI Sl. Nicholas Avenue, Ridgewood ln Liles greaf play he has a role: William is The Timid Soulf French, Lafin Clubs: Sec. French Club. Brooklyn College EVELYN WATT SIS Van Buren Sfreei Smart quiei' and peiife, Creafes an irnoression on all she meeis. Maihemaiics. Leaders, Garden Clubs: Sec. Miss Hamburger: Sfamp Salesman, Raiioning, Arisia, Vicfory Corps, Capf. Blue Sfar Brigade, Library, Cafeferia Squads: Business S+aFf Echoes . Brooklyn College AUDREY WEBER 72 Rid wood Av nue A es ...M wld Swi ' ,Lien Miss ' I, arfiff: Vicforyy 4 g I I Q 'l r nw y B io ulsa ili'Te,b'li . Qu: a X ss Corp Sl' -mp Sal sman. Busin ss RUTH WEBER ' N 206 Highland Place Pleasinq To Talk lo, swell io know: Nicesf you'll find, wherever you qo. Leaders Club: Sec. Mr. Bro- dell: Library Squad. Business HENRY WEIERSHAUSER 44I Ridgewood Avenue Noihinq veniured, noihinq gained: A brain relaxed is never slrained. Aviafion Club: G.O. Rep., Floor Pafrol, Locker Squad. WEINBERG Sire-ei by now, ihough WON. Ari of he New ork SHERMAN WEINSTEIN 25I Cleveland Sireei ln Spanish he learned how To be a marador:-you know- one who ihrows ihe bull. Band. New York Univefsiiy JUNE I945 SENIOR ECHOES JEANNE WEISBECKER 75 Hemlock Slreel' A swell gal. A wonderful pal. Business PAULINE WEKSER 330 Ashford Srreer As snappy as her clorhes. Baskeiball, Volleyball, Arls and Craffs, Leaders Clubs: Sec. Miss Avseev, Mr. Cooper: Re- por+er Sfaff. New York Universily JOAN WEMLINGER 578 Ridgewood Avenue To all who do nor know her well, We wanf lo say Thai she is swell. Tennis, Swimming, Leaders Clubs: Library Squad. Business School EDITH WENDLING 7426 Park Lane Soulh, ,' Q , Woodhaven -'I fi A slar in The garden of bril- I Iiance. , .- Maihemaiics, Lafin. Leader Clubs: Girl Leader Arisfa: Sec. Maihemafics Club: Sec. Mrs. ' I Rappaporf, Mr. Galburf, Miss '. 44 Kaplan, Mr. Dressler, Mr. Wald- baum: ReporIer Sfaff: Lifer- ary Ediior Echoes . Queens College JOSEPH WERNER 6059-7IsI Avenue, Ridgewood Gods giil' fo women, buf whal did 'rhey exipecf for norhingl Dance Club. Uniled Slafes Navy DOROTHY WESTERBERG 9228-77lh Sheer, Woodhaven Pleasanrly iniellecfual. her pres- ence is a welcome eHrac+ion ro any galhering. Mdhemafics, Lalin, Baslrefball Clubs: Sec. Mr. Bali: Arisfa, Repor1'er Sfafli: Liferary Sfalif Echoes . Queens College GERALDINE WETZEL 7639-85+h Road, Woodheven An infelligenl girl who's nice +o know. Hisfory Forum. Mafhemafics, Civics, Leaders Clubs: Sec. Mafhemaiics Club: Sec. Mr. Galburl, Mr. Ba'H, Mrs. Rappa- pori, Mr. Waldbaum: Vicfory Corps, Arisla. Unifed Slales Cadel Nurse Corps HILDA WHITEHOUSE 285 Gran? Avenue Where blondes are choice by inference, Hilda would he our prefer- ence. Business ALICE WINIARSKI 7I3 Logan Sires? I-ler charm and personalily rare Make her welcome everywhere. Radio Code Club: Sec. Miss Manning, Mr. Finkelsfein. Business EMMA WOLFFO45 4 M I08 Logan Srreei Cys! When Iold lo underlake a iob, she buried if. d C d Pan American. Ra io o e. Swimming Clubs: Sec. Mr. g Peshkin: G.O. Rep., Vicfory Corps., Floor Pafrol. Business ALVA WOODS l50 Shepherd Avenue A quief young lady. Fair and swee+I Being her friend Makes our honors complefe. His+ory Forum, Madrigal, Music Clubs: Sec. Miss Vergason, Mrs. Reid, Miss Marfin, Mr. Lebowsky: 6.0. Rep. Business fiwl i if ,ff ., 29:51:12: WWHMS Never bois' ous, ever silenfz Someiimes we wish he were more violenl. College for Draffing HELEN YURCAK ANTHONY ZOINE 834 Pine Sfreel Work never killed anyone, buf she isn'l faking any chances. Madrignl Club: Sec. Mrs. Reid. Business RO ERT Z N 8705-78 h r l, Wo hav n Noi a r 'ner. s nice our Bdb A e rc es ra FREDERICK ZIRKEL lll Ashford Srreel ll his brain were as briqhl as his smile. he'd be a genius. Locker Squad. Business Small Fry .,....,..,...,....,..,..............,..,.. .,...,...,,,.,..... .... My Dreams Are Gelring Beller All The Time ,,.,,,,,, I'm a Lillle on lhe Lonely Side ,,.............,.,......,. Ring Them Bells ..........,......,........,.,.,,. The Prisoner's Song .........,,.,.......,...,,,,,..,.. Milkman Keep Those Bollles Quiel ....,.. My Hearl Tells Me .,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,.,., l Couldn'+ Sleep a Wink ....................,.,... A Lovely Way 'ro Spend an Evening ,,.,.,, Making Believe ..,,,,,.,.....,..,..,.,.,.,,,,..,.,,.,,,. And Her Tears Flowed Like Wine ,.,..,, Don r Fence Me ln ......,.,,...,,,.,,.....,,,,... Every Time We Say Goodbye .,,,s,,, Here's Hoping ............,......,..,,..,,,,. Hooray for Our Side .............,..,,,,..,,, l'm in fhe Middle ol Nowhere ,......... Paradise Island ...........,..,.,.....,,,,,,,,, Please Don'+ Say No ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,. Someday We'll Remembers, ., A Uniled We March ..............,,,.. Take ll Easy ......,....... Speak Low .,,...... 48l Marion Sfreel Always frying +o gel' ahead- he can use onel Bowling Team: Locker Squad. Business FRANCES ZUKOWSKI 84l I-lOIsl Avenue. Ozone Park Pray fell. lair maid. why so demure? Your sl-uyness really needs a CLIPS. . A .gk Y' Sec. Mr. Gross: 6.0. Rep. Nurses Training School SONG REVIEW ..........,,.Senior lo Freshie ' ,,..,,Passing Reporl Card ..,....,,...,.....Every nighl period ...,,,sMarch 'ro Miss Liel1's office .,,,.,,.Lane's Caieleria bollle line gor a zero in Spanish ........Thinking Aboul Regenls homework passed English 'resl' .......,....,...Failed Regenls ....,,.Lane's locked doors ,,v.....Same English leacher lhird .,..,,..Won baseball game ,.........Losl Freshie ,............s........Lane Calieleria E. ...Asking fellow lo go +o Prom ...is l ...............,.... School days ...... ..............,., T o Deans' offices Teacher lo pupil going 'ro lunch Sludy hall Teresa Trusz DAY DREAMINC5 Exhausfed, Norma sank info her seaf in 'rhe hisfory class as fhe bell announced fhe beginning of fhe eighfh period. Everyone saf back fo lisfen as fhe feacher sfarfed fhe hisfory lesson off wifh fhe same old subiecf, imperialism . Norma sighed soffly and sfarfed fo shine her beaufiful blue and gray buffon fhaf she so proudly wore on her pink swealer. As Norma looked af her Senior pin, she began fo daydream of fhe many wonderful fhings ahead. Classnighf had finally rolled around, and Bill was in on furlough dressed in his Air Corps uniform. Norma was dressed in a blue, low neck dress and looked sfunning as she walked down 'rhe aisle in fhe audiforium clinging fo Bill's arm. The plays were puf on, and fhey were all very good, as a maffer of facf, swell. Now The Senior Celebrifies were being called, and suddenly her name was called ouf for Mos+ Popular Girl. Slowly and gracefully wifh a smile on her face she walked up 'rhe sfairs 'ro receive her prize. Norma, would you sfop daydreaming and 'fell fhe class whaf fhe definifion of imperialism is, her feacher asked. The smile disappeared from her face as she sfammered ouf fhe answer. Affer her halfing and incomplefe recifafion she resumed her seaf. lf was wonderful being popular for a few momenfs if only by dreaming, Norma fhoughfg buf once again she was a member of The Senior class, whom nobody knew or had heard of. Her spirifs fell swiffly unfil her eye caughf her Senior buffon once more. Well, gee, l'm sfill a Senior. Sylvia Addis WE'RE GLAD WE'RE NOT PERFECT We seldom fhink of our school as a building, buf rafher as a sfudenf body. Yes, l guess Lane is one of 'rhe largesf and mosf modern schools in fhe cify, buf we fhink if's more fhan fhaf. If's fhe sfumbling Freshmen, fhe silenf Sophomores, fhe up-and-coming Juniors, and, lasf buf nof leasf, fhe proud, sophisficafed Seniors. Lane wouldn'f be anyfhing wifhouf sfudenfs. They fill fhe halls, crowd on Cafeferia lines, race fo fhe gyms, come lafe for classes, falk in fhe Sfudy Hall, chew gum when fhey're nof supposed fo, comb fheir hair in fhe Cafeferia, and sell Freshmen elevafor passes, buf we love fhem iusf 'rhe same. Jusf fhink whaf a boring school life we'd have if everyone were perfecf .... Every day every sfudenf would reach school before fhe lafe bell rang. All feachers could 'rake an exfra forfy winks during fheir official periods because fheir perfecf pupils would close 'rhe wardrobe doors, check fhe affendance, fake care of business quiefly lespecially Seniorsl and fhen, wifhouf falking, prepare fhemselves for fha day by going over fheir homework. The class feachers wouldn r have anyfhing fo do eifher because fheir sfudenfs would fake furns in reviewing fhe lessons, giving fesfs, and marking fhe papers. Yes, I guess we're glad we're nof perfecf. No, we don'f encourage bad habifs, buf we realize fhaf wifhouf fhem life would be preffy dull. Edifh Wendling 64 SENIOR ECHOES MEMORY Think back: you'll remember! Sure you do! Aller ali, il wasn'l so very long ago lhal we received our diplomas which acknowledged lour years ol slavery and enlilled us lo graduale. As you lurn lhe leaves ol Senior Echoes , lry lo recall lhe Lane we knew and loved. Remember lhe begining ol each lerm? Thal program commillee sure messed up our schedules. Boy, were we mad! l'll kill Dolly! you would say. She promised me sixlh period lunch and look, I have il lhe lhird. Or else, Oh gosh, look! Do l have lo have him lor Hislory again! We never were salislied, bul lhal was Lane and we loved il. Did we have a grudge againsl lhose Freshiesl You know, Freshies are lhose queer crealures who believe lhal culling is somelhing you do wilh a knife. There were many lhings lhal we griped aboul. We haled lhe gym-lo-lourlh- lloor rush land always came lale anywayl. We complained aboul slanding on lhe caleleria line: bul we did il, somelimes lor hours iso il seemedl. Ah, Wednesday! When liredness ol school crepl slowly bul surely upon us, lhere was always Wednesday wilh ils shorlened periods, and long ollicial. Whal would we have done wilhoul lhal long ollicial in which lo do our homework? Ol course, somelimes we were unlorlunale enough lo go lo assembly, bul surprisingly enough lhe programs were always lor almosl alwaysl very enlerlaining. Friday was anolher day we loved. Aller lhree o'clock, we would be lree from worry lor lwo delighllul days. There was lhe day belore a holiday when we were dismissed a lillle earlier. Sure we remember, and lhe memories are filled wilh pleasure. Did you ever walch our leams: baseball, baskelball, and swimming? Remember lhe Easlern-Lane game? We played in lhe Garden lhal day. We losl 32-3l, bul we know lhe leam gave lheir all. We lroze in anlicipalion ol whal would happen every lime lhe ball came near our baskel and yelled ourselves hoarse. The lollowing day when we were called upon lo make lhal English speech, lhe leacher couldn'l 'very well yell al us when we lold him we couldn'l lalk because ol loo much cheering. lhal old reliable excuse. Remember how we slrulled' around lhe halls ol Lane wi+h our Senior pins displayed so lhal no one could possibly help seeing lhem? We believed and knew lhal il was lrue leven if no one else didl lhal a Senior is an incredibly wonderlul person. Coming lo school by lrain, we were almosl always lempled lo ride down lo lhe Valencia. Somelimes we did, and enjoyed ourselves immensely knowing lhal we were doing somelhing wrong. Devils, weren'l we? There were lhose dear old language classes. Ah, yes, how very well we remember -lhose French leachers lrying lo pound inlo our gray maller lhe simple procedure ol pronouncing lhe leller u , The Spanish leachers we remember lor lhe gulleral Roll lhose R's , lhey would say. l.alin leachers? you ask: 'null said. Our worldly wise lyping leacher never did lind oul who made lhe bell ring when he said, Don'l louch lhe lypewrilers. Senior Day, lhe day lhal look lour years lo come! We slill have our piclures in our lunny oullils lhal were laken on lhe sleps bl lhe school. Remember lhe dance lhal allernoon in lhe gym and lhe one al nighl? We sure had lrouble linding lhe place lhe nighl dance was held in, bul we dood il! Celebrilies, class nighl, prom, yes we remember. We also remember lhe lhings JUNE I945 65 ThaT happened in The lower Terms. We remember The boys who were supposed To graduaTe wiTh us, buT who wenT oTT To war To TighT Tor us. These Things are gone- buT noT TorgoTTen. They will remain in a Treasured place in our hearTs Torever. They were Ii+TIe. isolaTed, perhaps aT The Time, insigniTicanT Things, buT They make us recall ThaT we wenT To The besT school, had The besT Teachers, came in conTacT wiTh The besT boys and girls in The world. Myra Fauer YOUTH'S PROBLEM I XX Nl Raymond B. Simmons Jr., beTTer known To his chums as Ray, was a Typical boy in The TourTh Term oT his neighborhood high school. Ray wasn'T a bad boy, he was always a righT guy, and always Tried To do righT. BuT here he was walking and walking, wiTh ThaT hopeless look on his Tace. You know ThaT look ThaT I mean-iT's ThaT maTchless expression oT uTTer bewildermenT mixed wiTh a liTTle, Why did This have To happen To me? Boys are The only people who can express The look, and They do iT unconsciously, when Things are really going bad. Ray sTopped and looked inTo a barber shop window. The clock on The wall Told him iT was eighT o'clock. IT had been Tive hours since he had learned ThaT- well, since he had goTTen The Tragic news. How was he going To live on? No one would undersTand, he was sure of ThaT. Oh hang iT all, he couldn'T sTay away Torever. His sTomach was Telling him he was hungry. He looked up: The barber was sTar.ing aT him. He Took anoTher good and obvious look aT The clock, and walked on. As he walked, his Tacial expressions changed, TwisTing wiTh True agony as he Turned his ThoughTs over in his mind. K How did I ever geT inTo This mess? WhaT am I going To do now? IT someone only undersTood me: buT no one does-I'm hungry-I guess I can'T avoid The ineviTable Torever. I musT go and Tace The music! I will admiT my life is ruined .... Oh! How did I ever geT inTo This mess? I guess iT was my TaulT, buT iT was also circumsTances. If only I had had someone else. She was young, and had ThaT characTerisTic way of expressing herself ThaT iusT overwhelmed me. I was capTivaTed Trom The beginning. Every Time she said someThing To me I could do noThing buT siT There and spuTTer, as my hearT did a iig .... She was Terrific! She was The Type oT woman you read abouT in sTories .... I laughed when I read abouT oTher Tellows who had had The same Thing happen To Them-I won'T laugh any more. There is noThing you can do when iT happens To you. You can'T concenTraTe, you can'T pay aTTenTion-whaT else could be The ouTcome? Gee, here I am in TronT oT my house. I didn'T realize I had come so Tar. . I will never Tell Them. No, They musT never know The real reason why iT happened. I will guard ThaT secreT wiTh my liTe. I may as well go in and geT iT over wiTh. . . I will Take The Tull blame, and say noThing .... Ahhhh! The door is open. Well here goes noThing. Junior! ls ThaT you? Where have you been all day? lvIoTher called as she came Trom The kiTchen To The hall. She looked aT him, he didn'T have To say a word: iT was wriTTen all over his Tace. Juniorl You didn'T? Yes I did, Mom: I-I Tailed English. Al Carlson 66 SENIOR ECHOES James Drake was worried. Even as he sTomped his way Through The ever- deepening snow drifTs The reaIizaTion ThaT he mighTn'T arrive in Time caused him anxieTy. Boy , he mused, iT's cold! He had been Tending his Trap lines all day and he was Tired, buT he managed To keep up a sTeady pace. The snow had been Telling sTeadiIy all day and by Then, The Trail leading To his cabin was enTirely covered: iT was difficuIT To follow The Trail. He glanced nervously down aT his waTch. Wow , he said, half aloud, The Time's running ouTl ImmediaTeIy he quickened his already-fasT sTeps. Rounding a bend in The Trail, IN TIME! he recognized a small birch which meanT abouT five minuTes more Travel before hiss cabin was reached. Can make iT in four, iT I hurry , he Thoughf. Again he speeded up his gaiT. Suddenly his cabin appeared, surrounded by a few sTunTed pines. The remaining few yards To The door were covered in a sprinT. Throwing open The door hurriedly, he slipped off his heavy knapsack and raced To The small radio seT in The corner. Clamping on The earphones, he adiusTed The dial wiTh a frenzied Twisf. He IisTened inTenTIyI Was he Too IaTe? Suddenly, a smile played on his lips, and his drawn face relaxed. ' Dick Tracy was safe! STewarT Ross TELEGRAMS Telegrams are Those small pieces of paper which usually conTain no more Than Ten words. They could be described as urgenT IeTTei's or raTher noTes. There are Two Types of Telegrams-The good and The bad. The good ones usually supply AunT Minnie, who has been visiTing you for six monThs, wiTh a reason Tor reTurning home immediaTeIy, or They call ThaT pesTy uncle of yours away on business. Some Telegrams announce The arrival of ThaT long IosT sailor, soldier, or marine who has promised you a daTe for The IasT Ten monThs, while oThers Tell of a favorable business TransacTion. Of course, The above are only a few of The many kinds of good Telegrams one may receive, buT, I'm sorry To say, Telegrams also have Their bad news. They've been used more Than once To Tell of The sudden arrival of some boThersome old reIaTive who sTicks her nose inTo everybody's business. Some inform The receivers ThaT They have iusT missed winning a SIOOO mink coaT because They forgoT To doT Their i's in ThaT IasT sTanza of poeTry. The saddesT Telegram of all, and The one people fear mosT, is The one ThaT carries The message of deaTh. Telegrams are sTrange Things. When a person receives one, he is immediaTeIy filled wiTh hope, fear, and exciTemenT. He hopes iT will convey good news, buT he fears iT won'T. He becomes excifed because he doesn'T know whaT To expecT. Those who have men in The Service realize The imporTance of Telegrams: They may conTain anyThing from a congraTulaTory IeTTer from The general To a deaTh noTice from The War DeparTmenT. LeT's hope, in days To come, ThaT There will conTinue To be more of The former and fewer of The IaTTer unTiI VicTory is won. EdiTh Wendling JUNE I945 67 -we THREE FRESI-IMEN-Tl-TREE SENIORS The crowd oT sTudenTs moved Torward down The long walk, up The wide sTaircase. inTo The school. They pushed and shoved, quiTe unconsciously as They greeTed each oTher. Hi, Joe, did you have a nice vacaTion? V Hey, Jean, where were you all summer? Gee whiz, Marge, l never win. JusT when I sTarT To geT To know The liTeguard, zip, The summer's over, and here we are again! The sound became increasingly louder as more and more oT The sTudenTs Tound old Triends near Them, or even Tar away. No one noTiced The small girl wiTh The halT worried, half dazed look. ' Oh, pardon me, could you Tell me where Room 460 is? BuT no one heard. They were all Too busy wiTh Their own aTTairs. The girl moved Torward wiTh The crowd. This was iT: This was whaT she had looked Torward To all summer, longed Tor since she could remember-High School, Suddenly :she haTed iT. She wanTed To cry: a big Tear Tormed and hovered on The brink oT her lower lid. She brushed iT away Tiercely, deTianTly. AbouT TwenTy TeeT behind her Two boys, who looked as iT They were wearing Their very TirsT pairs oT long panTs, moved wiTh The crowd inTo The big emTrance hall oT The school. Their voices were a biT Too sTrained, a biT Too hurried. All you need is a sysTem. !'ve goT iT all Tigured ouT. We'll be able To kid around down in The caTeTeria insTead oT going To any smelly classes. Oh, yeh, The oTher counTered, his voice breaking, how do you know? You haven'T even sTarTed here yeT. The crowd moved on. The hall was empTy. ThaT Term passed, The Term aTTer, and summer came again. The girl enTered The school wiTh The oThers, buT This Time The dazed look was gone. She had her Triends around her. The Two boys were There Too, one who knew beTTer, and The oTher who sTilI had The crack in his voice. Time passed sTill TasTer, and now The hall was Tilled wiTh The graduaTes and Their Tamilies. The graduaTion ceremonies were over. The girl said good-bye To The girls and boys she had meT in school, buT while she did, she had a Tar away look. She was Thinking oT ThaT girl who had iusT managed To keep Trom crying so many years ago. She smiled. She was going on To college, buT now she was conTidenT. TelT secure. One oT The boys was There Too: his voice was deep and sTrong. His mind was Tar removed Trom his presenT graduaTe sTaTus. He was reliving a momenT Tour years previous. He remembered how SmiTTy had sounded ThaT TirsT day, and how he had sounded iusT Three weeks beTore This when he had ioined The Army. All you need is a sysTem. I've goT iT all Tigured ouT. Only suckers do K. P. BuT This Time he said iT wiTh a smile. The inTerior oT Mr. BaTT's oTTice had TaughT himl diTTerenTly ThaT TirsT year. So Three Freshmen enTered, and Three Seniors deparTed. T Sylvia Addis 68 SENIOR ECHOES L... ff x if ,K 9. ,Www 4. O -.M if 1 V. X? X , V.,-v 2. ff ? A fs: x YQ . -.. 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I used To envy The girls who had Seniors as beausq BuT now The man shorTage has come To Lane And I mighT iusT as well be a Freshie again. 0 5 I The men're in The Army: ThaT sTaTemenT's True: Take a look around Lane, proof enough Tor you. Ho hum, such is IiTe, as you may know! Men may come, buT do They haTTa go? Naomi C5oIdsmiTh ON WINDOWS I-lave you heard of The scienTiTic invenTion Tor looking Through walls? No, whaT do They call iT? A window. I-le I-la Ho Hum. The above joke noTwiThsTanding, a window is more Than iusT a hole in The wall -much more. Windows have characTers and personaliTies Too. There are many diTTerenT kinds oT windows, among Them sTore windows, bay windows, French windows, car windows, cellophane windows, and broken windows. lvlany memories are associaTed wiTh windows. AT some Time or oTher, we have all pressed our noses, as eager, wisTTul IiTTle children, againsT some enchanTing sTore window and gazed rapTly aT The dolls, candy, or elecTric Trains wiThin. IT is hard Tor grownups To resisT The TempTaTion To sTop and appraise a sTunning gown, sparkling diamond ring, or eye-caTching display. Who hasn'T run To a TrosTed bedroom window on a cold winTer morning To see The TirsT snowTall oT The season or To Tind ouT wheTher rubbers and umbrella were needed ThaT morning? One oT The saddesT and loneliesT sighTs I know is ThaT oT shaTTered and blackened windows sTaring Trom a silenT, deserTed house. One oT The gladdesT, mosT hearT- warming sighTs is ThaT of windows beaming a welcome and sending ouT cheerTul IighT inTo a dark nighT. Ivlany's The Time a bored LaneiTe has gazed lisTIessly ouT oT a hisTory room window aT The claTTering Jamaica El or The sTraighT whiTe TombsTones below. Who can TorgeT The Freshies' wonder aT The sTrange, new windows in Lane? Windows can be perverse and provoking. When They should open easily, They reTuse To budge, buT when you're leaning ouT, down They slam. Iv1osT oT us have had The experience oT coming home during a sudden downpour, dripping weT, only To Tind ThaT The rooms are Tlooded. As we dodge The soTa, which has iusT TIoaTed by, we noTice ThaT The windows are sTanding wide open, bliThely IeTTing The rain in. Windows are indicaTions oT Spring. When The weaTher begins To geT warmer, The windows begin To blossom wiTh planTs, bedding, and women leaning ouT To caTch a breaTh oT air, calling Wilbur and Johnny Tor supper, and Tinding ouT who's doing whaT in The sTreeT below. I Windows are commonplace, buT like so many oTher Things which we always see around us, Take Tor granTed, and pass over, They do have an inTeresT, a cerTain beauTy, and a meaning, which we may Tind iT we only Take The Trouble To look. Rhoda Kreshin 72 SENIOR ECHOES IN MAKING I-I25 MOST sTudenTs begin To sTudy ChemisTry wiTh The noTion ThaT iT is like Biology or Science. lHa! Hall Are They oTT The beam! The Tireworks aT The WorId's Fair com- pared To The sparks generaTed during many chem experimenTs would seem To be a mere Trizzle. IT you Think you've seen some Tough MaTh problems, iusT waiT 'Til you geT an equaTion or Two To balance. BuT The nicesT surprise is Trying To figure ouT Tor homework whaT happens when X2JI6Z combines wiTh DTHQGL N. lBoTh acids.l IT's always a greaT shock finding some fellow lsuTTererl sTudenT whose answer agrees wiTh yours. OT course, This is all leading up To The main Topic Tor discussion, namely HQS. According To The TexTbooks H25 is a colorless gas wiTh an idenTiTying odor lphewlll of roTTen eggs. One very brillianT scholar lpossibly ConTuciusl once remarked ThaT The difference beTween H25 and a roTTen egg is ThaT you can always Throw egg ouT oT The window, buT one good size cloud oT H25 lingers on and on and on--. H25 someTimes goes under The aliases oT sulphuraTed hydrogen or hydrogen sulphide. BuT This doesn'T Tool anybody. Back in The days o'l The winning oT The wesT in The reign oT Louis XIV if you'd said, Come on, boys, how abouT going ouT and making a liTTle H25? , sTrong men would have TainTed dead away. As Tar as I can discover, The reason 'lor This is ThaT log cabins lacked venTilaTion, and gas masks hadn'T been invenTed. BuT geTTing back To high school ChemisTry. AbouT The sixTh week oT The Term we're noTiTied ThaT The nexT day we are going To make someThing called H25. MosT oT us going inTo The lab are very innocenT abouT iT all and waTch wiTh gIisTening eyes as Miss Hamburger mixes The chemicals and adiusTs The equipmenT. OT course, iT isn'T very long before we realize whaT is making The room go 'round and 'round and--. As The period bell rings, we sTumble ouT inTo The hall, Through masses oT choking sTudenTs lwho inhaled gallons oT H25 when The door To I44 was openedl and down To lunch where we neaTly deposiT Three egg sandwiches in The baskeT. Now all ThaT remains laTTer recovering physicallyl is To wriTe up The experimenT. These experimenTs really are liTerary gems lnoT in The eyes of The chem Teacherl. In each line human paThos, Tragedy, exulTaTion-. Here's a sample: Number, 492,364.0 How To make H25. PuT some black sTuTl in a lwhaT- do-you-call-iTl Tlask and puT a Ii++Ie of some kind oT acid in The sTuTT. lMix well, chill, serves 4.l ObservaTion I-NoThing happened. ExplanaTion I-I don'T know. ObservaTion 2-The goo began To bubble. ExplanaTion 2-Search mel!! 4 ObservaTion 3-I don'T know whaT happened nexT. Tilly knocked my equip- menT over. ExpIanaTion 3-5he wasn'T waTching where she was going. Conclusion: Boy! WhaT a swell secreT weapon. ATTer reading This essay l??l kindly desTroy iT. We don'T wanT To discourage anyone Trom Taking Chem. ATTer all, The Chem Teachers have goT To live. DoroThy WesTerberg J UNE I945 73 HOME The swirls oT shiTTing sand wrapped Themselves around The pup TenT, And in The dull gleam oT The overhanging moon, The angry yellow sea beaT iTselT againsT The unyielding rocks. SilhoueTTed againsT The shadows, His memory creeping down The a soldier sTood alone, dusTy highways oT The mind: Where he, separaTed Trom The rumble of arTiIIery, was home again. The sound oT The greaT waves broughT back clearly a well remembered shore, And, when The winged birds oT He saw Them only as Tamiliar gul deaTh began To Tall, ls and smiled wiTh his dream oT make believe The sun bursT ouT and The soldier walked in The orange clouds oT ThoughT Back To The crimson sTained san ds and smoking horizon. Wher're ya been, Joe? They called as he Trudged inTo camp. Home, he whispered soTTly. Home! and smiled back aT The sea, Sharing wiTh iT a secreT deep beTween Them. Doris FiTTing SENIOR HIT PARADE OF SONGS One MeaT Ball ....,...,,....,..,..,...,.s.e,e.,ce,cc. e,,ec.,......s.ce 5 A ......... CaTeTeria Special I Didn'T Know WhaT Time IT Was cc,,csc. ,c,...... E xcuse Tor LaTeness My HearT Sings .....,..,..,,.c.....ee,e.Va, L c..c .s............ N ighT oT The Prom My Buddy .............Y...,c,. ,. ....,..... CooperaTion on a TesT SweeT and Lovely ....,,,,..,,,,..,,,s...,,.,.,scs. ,,4...... P assing ReporT Card Weary Blues ..,,,,,,,,.,,...,.,,,,,,,,.sA..,,,,d,,,,s.,,, .,c.s,,,... M onday Morning I Coudn'T Sleep a Her Tears Flowed Like Wine ,..,.....,.. Wink LasT NighT .o..sa.... o,a.,......,BeTore RegenTs as...,s.ATTer GraduaTion IT's a Long, Long Trail ..,...s..,.A,....,...,.., cs..c...s, E our year sTruggIe Girl wiTh The PigTaiIs in Her Hair .,,c,, ,,c.cc,,e,,,s....,,....... S enior Day Please Don'T Say No ,,,,..,,,,.,,,o.....,s,, ....u..,s P ermission To Double Someday I'Il MeeT You Again .V... ,..s..s4......,A.. C lass Reur1iOr1 Memories ,,......,,A,..,,,, , .4,,.,..,,.... ,. Senior Echoes I Walk Alone .,sssc,,,,,, ...,sA.,,., ....c.,,c M a le ShorTage Dearly Beloved ....., ..................,......... D GBUS AT LasT ,,..,,,,.,,.,.,.,,.,.,.,,....,.,,,,,,,,, ........ T hree o'cIock Bell Blues in The NighT ,,sc..,....,sV........ . ...Y.....V.s.,s,..... Da+eIess On The Good Ship LolIypop ....., .s...... S enior Day How AbouT You .sY,,.........,c.., .s,.... ....A..................,.. W 6 r Bonds Day Dreaming .,..,,,,,.a.,,..,,,,,,.,,,..,Y,,..,,s,..,,. ...,.,........................ H IsTOry Class I Had The CraziesT Dream .,...,.....,..sc.... . ,...... .....,.... I 007, in English Rege-nTs They're EiTher Too Young or Too Old .......,.. .,i.,... S enior Boys and Teachers Oh, WhaT a BeauTiTuI Morning .,.,.A........,...,............s.............,.,....,..........,....,.,..... Safurclays BreaThless ...........,...................,....... .,.........,,,.' ............,......,......,.......,.,... G y m WorkouTs 74 Doris FiTTing, Arlene Koeppel, RiTa Kriveloff SENIOR Eoi-loss 6 I Wally Manlco 9 Myra Faur Grace Barry Rulh Saiztnera Alvin Slein Josephine Bellelo Jane Kniflin Beafrice Sosis Stella Tabershaw Frances Horowifz Roberl Ze-hner Geri. Ruclcersleldl Blanche Clark Helen Hirsch lnqeborq Bellce Shirley Sill Barbara Roalre Diane Liplcin Marion Sleinmelz Doris Spanqehl Rila Kriyeloil Joan Srnyih Madeline Crapser Cecilia Glaser Dorofhy Slcerie Virciinia Rowley x33 Madeleine Killcelly Ellen Gullerson Marion Heise John Kearns Jean Boehle Jeanne Frey Virqinia Suffer Jean Rerner Doris Slrinqham Anna Hlinlro Nalale Oliver Naomi Goldsmith I. Ive' In ETL 96. Sylvia Addis 99. Doris Irwin IOO. Shirley Liebrnan IO5. Rulh Fliclcer IIO. Anna Leonowifz IIZ. Muriel Caine IIT. Mildred Vullo II7. Audrey Hans IIS. Howard Rapaporr 125. Lorraine Reiqhhold I27, Marion Grolimund IZ9. Eleanor Raby L1 0 LET S HOPE One oT our TavoriTe expressions is, LeT's hope-. There are many ways oT ending This senTence. On EasTer Day we say, LeT's hope iT doesn'T rain because I'm wearing a new haT, or, LeT's hope The weaTher conTinues To be Tair during our whole EasTer vacaTion. Working men and women are oTTen heard To say, LeT's hope I geT a raise This monTh, or, LeT's' hope we geT SaTurdays oTT This year. l've oTTen said To myseIT, LeT's hope I pass This TesTl Very Tamiliar words in The Senior classes are, LeT's hope we have a Prom, and LeT's hope I geT a daTe Tor iT. However, The mosT repeaTed senTence This year has been, LeT's hope we win This war soon so ThaT our boys may come home again. I guess we've all used The words LeT's hope aT one Time or anoTher To express a desire Tor a cerTain Thing. AIThough iT acTuaIly does us no good To iusT sTand around and Talk abouT Things, we really consider The Talking as imporTanT as The doing. We're Tunny ThaT wayl EdiTh Wendling LIVE AND LEARN The Term I enTered Lane I held my head very high: you see I was no ordinary Freshie, buT a Tull-Tledged Third Termer. I had eliminaTed The painful process oT iniTiaTion inTo High School by going To Junior High, or so I ThoughT. Very shorTIy I was To learn ThaT, alThough a Third Termer, I was iusT as naive as The Freshmen. I asked The same silly quesTions, made The same silly misTakes as Those silly IiTTle Freshmen wiTh whom I would have no parT. My TirsT Toolish misTake was in asking a Senior where The Girls' Gymnasium was. ll didn'T call iT Gym since I ThoughT Gymnasium sounded more impressive.l She direcTed me To The Gymnasium las I called ITI: only iT happened To be The Boys' Gymnasium. AIThough Terribly embarrassed, I was noT aT all angry aT my inTormer, since I ThoughT she had made a misTake. I didn'T realize Then ThaT one oT Those superior beings la Seniorl would wanT To Tool me. My second blunder, which also Tagged me as a newcomer, was made in The CaTeTeria. IT was Wednesday, my TirsT Wednesday in Lane, and I was sTanding on The lunch line. ImmediaTely I began To Talk To The girl sTanding in TronT oT me. Aren'T we lucky noT To have an eighTh period on Wednesdays , I said. She looked aT me in The queeresT manner and said, WhaT do you mean no eighTh period? I In a manner which I ThoughT was mosT grown up, I explained To This uninTelIigenT individual ThaT we had had an assembly period, and The-reTore There was noT room Tor eighT periods. She bursT inTo a TiT oT laughing, and iT was now my Turn To be bewildered. Finally aTTer a Tull recovery, she unveiled To me The deep mysTery oT The Wednesday bell schedule. I was again embarrassed, buT This Time The embarrassmenT hurT. For, you see, my inTormer was anoTher Third Termer. I made many blunders in ThaT, my TirsT Term in Lane, buT I learned The hard way. Today as a Senior, I should know beTTer. However, iusT The oTher day someThing happened which caused me a TiTTle embarrassmenT. I asked a girl on The lunch line whaT Time The bell rang. Eying my Senior buTTon she Turned quickly To her Triend and in an audible sarcasTic whisper said, She's a Senior and she doesn'T even know when The bell rings! I know now ThaT There is no age limiT on Those who make misTakes. They all make Them and usually proTiT by Them. Florence Schmerler 76 SENIOR ECHOES 'T Mr Mr. Mr Mr. Mr Mr Mr Mr. Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr JUNE Every day lhe same roufine- No newspaper or magazine Is allowed in lhe Sludy I-Iall: So I lurn around and call STUDY I-IALL BLUES The neighbor who si'rs nexl lo me, And lhen we gabl- So merry are we, We exchange our homework, we compare our noles, We lell each olher some anecdoles, And lhen we laugh, bul oh! 'loo loud! We dislinguish ourselves from fhal greal big crowd, And who comes slrulling down +he aisle? A leacher wilh a leering smile! I-Ie 'lakes from me my S. S. card: I silenlly pray, Please help me, God! My prayers all have been in vain- I march info lhe Dean's office again. The room is crowded, I wail' my +urn. Fooeyl Won'+ I ever learn To keep lhal moulh of mine shul Jrighl? I'Il pul on adhesive lape and wear if all nighll Finally I hear my name, I walk in ready 'ro lake lhe blame: I promise lhal I'Il +aIk no more lUnl'iI lomorrow, in period fourll MEN Selwyn Salz Zisowilz Beck Dressler Peshkin Goldman Berman Falkenheim Nagler Waldbaum Zisowilz Waldbaum I 945 Besl looking Besl dressed Besl musician Besl arlisl Besl scholar Besl oralor Besl aclor laclressl Besl dancer Besl singer Mosl pleasing personalily Mosl humorous Hardesl' worker for Lane Culesl Naomi Goldsmilh FACULTY CELEBRITIES ITEM woMEN Miss Maloney Miss Yoder Mrs. Kiso Mrs. Friedman Mrs. Jennings Miss Jehle Mrs. Fain Mrs. Tashman Miss Kenny Mrs. Jennings Mrs. Raisman Mrs. Jennings Mrs. Duncklee :. ,,,,.. Q r.. .W if 32252 K ,A 5 , M 'ig y ys S X 43' m 5 .X , 2' 'mf P' 1, H ,B , ' , W wx 559 x as-Qfwiyaw PRGGRAM SUPPLY LIBRARY MIMEOQRAPI-I SERVICES ARISTA 'THE REPORTER MY DEBT Can I wiTh worldly giTTs my debT e'er pay To him who wiTh such warmTh and Tenderness Does give his all Tor love oT me each day, UnTil his coTFers ring wiTh empTiness? ls There a mine so deep or hill so Tall ThaT from iT can be Taken gold enough To pay This debT which heavily does Tall Upon my back, and pains wiTh weighT so rough? There can one answer To This quesTion be Which God in Thundrous voice does Thus provide. Give all your love in True sinceriTy, And Then liTT up your head in honesT pride. Thus sang The wisesT bards in Times oT old: True love is worTh Tar more Than shining gold. William NesTor MEMORIES Everyone likes To gripe. Soldiers and sTudenTs are noToriously good aT iT. During our sTay aT Lane, we have complained abouT everyThing Trom swimming To no pre+zels, Trom soup To nuTs. Homework, Teachers, specials, RegenTs, TesTs, programs, uniT reporTs, and regulaTions-They have all had Their share oT criTicism. BuT here is my PredicTion oT Things To Come: in TuTure days when Tormer LaneiTes geT TogeTher and reminisce, iT'll be The liTTle Things ThaT we'll remember abouT Lane liTe. The Tamiliar words ATTenTion, please. ATTenTion, everybody, please which inTroduced The Voice, Mr. Peshkin. The Tunny, proud Teeling we experienced when someone ouTside noTiced our Senior buTTons. The mad dashes down To The caTeTeria. The slow crawls from HealTh Ed. To The TourTh Tloor. The hoarse voices aT'Ter yelling Through a baskeTball game. The awTul leTdown oT our deTeaT aT The Garden. The heaTed discussions during lunch abouT everyone and everyThing. The loud roar which arose when someone dropped a boTTle. The worrying over whom we would ask To The Prom, iT and when. The' anxieTy and anTicipaTion oT Senior Day, and The exciTemenT. The Tun and enioymenT Tound in The LaTin Club. Oh, I could go on Torever, like The brook. This book does noT, unTorTunaTely lyou may Think oTherwisel. We will carry away many Things Trom Lane wiTh us, memories oT big evenTs and liTTle incidenTs, Tunny iokes and serious ThoughTs, a varying amounT oT knowledge, a loT oT miscellaneous maTerial and sTuTT-oT, so many Things. l've Tried To seT down iusT a Tew oT These-a very Tew. These are The essence OT Lane, oT school liTe which we will never have again. Rhoda Kreshin 80 SENIOR ECHOES MY SUMMER ROMANCE 'Twas years ago I mel' him: The race of fime has fled, And I recall wifh smiling eyes, The fhings 'rhaf we fwo said. He boughf 'lhe besf of Woolwor+h's rings And buill' a wooden fhroneg I said he was fhe nicesf boy Thaf I had ever known. The summer days wenf swiff and fasf, Our parfing 'rime was near: To have my fufure mafe deparl' Was fhen my greafesf fear. I-le Ieff in fears, my hearf did break: I-low very cruel, we fhoughf, was Eafe To parf fwo lovers in fhe prime of life. When he was fen and I was eighfi Doris Eiffing PROPER TABLE TALK Our eminenf professor of fable efiqueffe, Mr. Y. U. Gossip, has iusf complefed a book called, TOPICS OVER TAPIOCAI' which gives us many inferesfing hinfs on proper subiecfs for our dinner conversafions. This book should be of special inferesf fo my fellow graduafes because lhey could learn from fhis book, rafher fhan from crushing experiences, whaf human beings falk abouf af dinner in fhe wide, wondrous world info which fhey are going. Mr. Gossip firsf +eIIs us fhaf fhere are cerfain +hou shalf no+s for fable conver- safion. You should nof speak of over-bloody incidenfs because many a delicafe sfomach lurks beneafh a sfurdy body. On 'rhe ofher hand if is considered a faux pas fo fell any really hilarious iokes, for 'rhere is always The possibilify fhaf one of your dear relafives or friends may laugh unfil he chokes. lf, however, one of your dear relafives is nof so dear, use your own discrefionf The book sfafes fhaf age offen defermines fhe subiecfs which one discusses af dinner. I find fhaf fhis is very frue. To fhe age of fhree, my conversafion consisfed almosf enfirely of goo or coo and offen mama . This was considered correcf. However, I now find when I goo or coo af The fable, I am looked af in a rafher disconcerfing manner. TOPICS OVER TAPIOCAH also fells fhaf 'rhe company one eafs wifh should be used as a basis for finding whaf is proper lo falk about In fhe Lane cafeferia, where I eaf wifh school friends, I find fhal' fhe suifable fopic for conversafion is boys. This is cerfainly nof an infellecfual subiecf! When I eaf wifh more infellecfual girls, fhose JUNE l945 8I TI-IE PUR who have Tinally become Seniors, we Talk abouT The higher Things oT liTe, such as boys over six TeeT Tall. I Tound Mr. Y. U. Gossip's book very inTeresTing, buT I have Tound Trom personal experience ThaT The conversaTion I like besT aT supper is, Take anoTher piece oT pie, Sonia. Why, I will. Thank you! I Think This is The mosT pracTical and proper Type oT dinner conversaTion. Sonia Appelbaum PLE I-IEART Below, The clamour oT The cannon died down, and The roar oT The baTTle soTTened. Above, I-le sTood in quieT manner and waTched a weary Tigure Trudge slowly up The hill. The youTh sTopped beTore The golden gaTe and asked To ioin his peaceTul broThers. And He in answer said, WhaT greaT service or noble acT have you To oTTer'? None, my FaTher, buT Tha+ I gave my liTe and my blood To my counTry. l wear The Purple I-learT. Below, The sun bursT Trom The clouds and painTed over The scars oT war in new colors. Above, The gaTe swung slowly open, and smiling soTTly I-le whispered- EnTerl Doris FiTTing GRAVEYARD BLUES Many seekers oT knowledge aT Lane believe ThaT The cemeTeries which surround our school have a peculiar eTFecT on The life oT The sTudenTs. The TugiTives oT The graveyard direcT The Freshmen To The wrong places. The ghosTs oT The dead Try To convey TesT answers To oThers. Or do They help The Teachers make up Those TerriTic exams? Some sTudenTs have become so supersTiTious Thai They do noT wanT To Take a TesT when iT rains. Some Teachers agree ThaT TesTs should noT be given when iT rains. Good ideal The enTire school should adopT ThaT idea. LeT iT rain. Who would care Then? Some very mean spiriTs Take away your hall pass, or even ring The laTe bell when you are Two TeeT away Trom The door. They knock ThaT boTTle oT milk ouT oT your hand: iT spills all over The Tloor, and you hear Five cenTs, please! Gee, iusT when l'm broke. Tool The spooks hide and lose your books. They Tell you you're having a TesT when you aren'T: and when you are having a surprise TesT, They TorgeT To Tell you. IT is very queer how These spiriTs wriTe red marks all over your reporT carcl. Somehow The TugiTives are afraid oT The overpowering Seniors, and ThereTore concenTraTe on haunTing and iinxing The undergraduaTes. When you reach ThaT esTeemed posiTion of a Senior, The spiriTs shine up your Senior BuTTon daily, and do your sTuclying Tor The RegenTs. They make sure all Seniors pass The I'-lisTory and English RegenTs. On GraduaTion Day These same spiriTs weep aT The loss of vicTims. They are consoled by The TacT ThaT a new class is enTering. Thus They bid Tond adieu To us The GraduaTes oT I945, Their vicTims Tor Tour years. We leave as a heriTage, The spiriTs oT The graveyard who will conTinue To make liTe more exciTing Tor TuTure genera- Tions who will enTer and pass Through The hallowed porTals oT our dear Franklin Lane. Doris LauTerbach 82 SENIOR ECHOES ODE TO A TUNA FISI-I Time was when funa reigned in Lane- If seems so long ago- Buf came fhe war and rafioning And we gof quife a blow: For funa fish was IA l And fhen one fafeful day They came and, mid our howls and screams, Took him far away. Af nighf when mosf kids smile and dream Of shining golden wishes, We moan and sigh and foss and furn And dream of funa fishes. Rose Lavender INimbIy assisfed by Dorofhy Skeriel The Timid Soul--On The way 'ro fhe Dean's. The Phanfom-Disappears from classes. Prince Valianf-The fellow who dares chew gum wifhin Lane's walls. ? Li'I'fIe Orphan Annie-No one will lend her fhe mafh homework. f Terry and 'Phe Pirafes-The fellows who always manage fo find room on fhe fronf of fhe lunch line. , ' Winnie WINK-Ie-The girl who's working overfime fo gef a Prom bid. 'i ' Flash Gordon-Firsl' up in fhe gym. Room and Board-Whal' we search for when we bring home a bad reporf card. Tillie fhe Toiler-The Lane miss who should work on a newspaper-as copy girl. SKIP-py-The sfudenf who forgol' 'rhaf eighfh period was Englishf The LiH'Ie King-The lad who drives fo school in a canary yellow ialoppy. LiH'Ie Iodine-The miss who killed every germ of knowledge fhaf Iried fo infecl' her COMICS IN LANE brain. Gasoline Alley-Dexfer Courf. Smilin' Jack-The fellow who sfubbed his foe diving info fhe pool and now can ride in fhe elevafor for one monfh. ' Tim TyIer's Luck-His uncle is fhe fruanf officer. Bringing Up Fafher-Trying fo convince him fhaf a U on a reporf card means unsurpassed . The Lone Ranger-The young man who spurns male and female companionship in order fo concenfrafe on sfudying. IHehl Heh! This variefy cerfainly musf be exfinctl The Kafzeniammer Kids-Those clever souls who carve up fhe desks wifh Bored of Educafion , E, L. loves M. K. , and Died waifing for fhe bell . Jungle Jim-The lad who hafes fo visif a barber. The Squirrel Cage-Oh!! come now: fhaf 's foo obvious. Dorofhy Wesferberg JUNE I945 ' 83 i pp-ass m0'f'B BOYS' The highlighl in sporls during lhe pasl year was lhe lrouncing ol Andrew Jackson by Lane. Some l,5OO screaming baskelball enlhusiasls, moslly girls, cheered Lane lo a slirring 30-25 viclory over lhe Jackson quinlel. ln lhe pasl seasons many ol us wenl home weeping billerly every lime we played Jackson and losl by one measly poinl, and some ol us were resigned lo lhe lacl lhal we would leave Lane wilhoul seeing Lane beal Jackson. This was lhe lirsl lime since we enlered lhe Oueens League lhal we beal Jackson, and viclory was very sweel. Maybe some people may disagree wilh me and say lhal Lane's playing in Madison Square Garden was lhe highlighl ol lhe season, bul lake il lrom me, il wasn'l-al leasl nol lrom lhe slandpoinl ol good playing. The Gradualing Class ol June '45 oughl lo be proud ol lheir lellcw classmales who made such a successlul season possible. BASKETBALL The Knighls slarled lhe season wilh lour velerans, lwo ol whom are members ol lhis class. They are TOM G-IBBONS and CARLETON IRISH. Tom is lhe biggesl boy on lhe leam, slanding six leel lhree inches, and is one ol lhe besl pivol men in lhe Oueens League. He is also lhe second high scorer ol lhe learn. Carlelon is a mere six leel lwo inches lall and is lhe laslesl man on lhe leam. He is noled lor his good delensive work, and is a hard lighler olf bolh boards. Coach Sam Lallel will have a hard lime replacing lhese lwo velerans ne-xl year. BASEBALL Under Mr. Berman's coaching lhe leam is rapidly being whipped inlo shape, and lhey will need all ol lhe praclice lhey can gel in order lo complele lheir gruelling schedule successfully. There are lwo members ol lhe Blue Sox who are gradualing lhis lerm. They are JOE FALCO and JOE OUAGLIERELO. Falco, who played lhird base lasl year, is being swilched lo lhe calcher's posilion, and is doing very well in lhal iob. Ouaglierelo is slill covering lhird base as elleclively as ever, and his slrong peg lrom lhird will slop many prospeclive hils. The baseball leam will cerlainly miss lhese lwo boys nexl year. JUNE I945 85 SPORTS SWIMMING Because ol lhe dealh ol lheir swimming coach, Mr. Jones, lhe Mermen were unable lo complele lheir schedule ol meels, bul anyone could see lhal lhey had a championship leam, wilh Co-caplains CHARLES ARNOLD and KENNETH STAMP lo sel lhe pace. One ol lhe lish, Charles Arnold, has enlisled, and will soon be swimming wilh lhe Navy. Kennelh will probably go lo college and bowl lhem over wilh his lerrilic back slroke. Bolh boys will be missed nexl year when lhe Swimming Team slarls wilh lheir new coach. BOWLING The Bowling Team is having a very successful season wilh JOHNNY KEARNS, FRAN PROCELLA, and ANTHONY ZOINE bowling lop scores. Incidenlally lhey are lhe lirsl leam in Lane lo beal Jackson wilhoul wailing years lo do il. In lhe lulure as you are looking lhrough lhe newspapers, lurn lo lhe scholaslic seclion and see how lhe Blue and Gray is making oul. , Carlelon Irish GIRLS SPORTS Allhough we all al some lime or olher have griped aboul our homework, lesls, leachers, el celera, I lhink we all leel a lwinge ol regrel as we realize lhal we are leaving Lane, lhe place we spenl lour years in, lhe place lhal has changed us lrom lourleen year old 'Freshmen inlo young ladies ol eighleen. As we look back upon our school days, lhe girls who have parlicipaled in Alhlelic Clubs have especially happy memories. . These memories are due lo lhe lriendships we have made wilh bolh lhe sludenls and lhe inslruclors in lhe Heallh Educalion Deparlmenl. The Alhlelic Council, lirsl ol all, would like lo lhank Mrs. Reid, our Facully Adviser, lor lhe help, guidance, and palience she has shown wilh us. We have lried and always will lry lo live up lo her expeclalions. Nexl, lhe Ospreys wish lo lhank Mrs. Bauer, lheir Eacully Adviser, lor her unliring ellorls which made lheir every swimming evenl a huge success. Then, ol course, lhank you lo Mrs. Somers, Chairman ol lhe Heallh Educalion Deparlmenl, wilhoul whose cooperalion none ol lhe exlra-curricular aclivilies could have been possible. Thank you, loo, Mrs. Duncklee, Mrs, Tashman, Mrs. Dixon, Miss Marlin and Miss Lowenslein. Your cheerful laces and experl leadership in our gym classes we will always remember. REMEMBERING THE SENIORS Ol all lhe girls who look gym every day lor lour years, a lew look very special inleresl in lhe Alhlelic Deparlmenl's aller school aclivilies. They, who were lhe lollowers lor many lerms, now in lheir Senior lerm are lhe leaders and lhe backbone ol our clubs. I'd like you lo meel lhem now. GLORIA HAMMOND, one ol lhe Ospreys' mosl allraclive and cooperalive members. 86 SENIOR ECHOES SYLVIA ADDIS, +he caplain of ihe Cheering Squad, who has worked unfir- ingly +o make 'rhe Squad 'ihe success il is loday. Sylvia is also Vice- Presidenl of lhe Al'hlel'ic Council. MARILYN DAVIDOFF, Treasurer of fhe Council, and anolher of lhis +erm's Senior Alhleles. MARION VAN CLEVE, Princess Fish, equivalenl' +o Vice-Presidenl of lhe Ospreys, will always be an assef +o'any+hing in which she parlicipales. PEGGY ECKHERT, Penguin, or Secrelary of fhe Ospreys, will leave her mark in Lane loo. DORIS SPANGHEL, fhe Queenfish, or Presidem' of fhe Ospreys, and a greal alhlele as well as a wonderful person. EVELYN BATCH, Presidenl of lhe Alhlelic Council, Yours Truly, has worked hard on Leaders, Modern Dance and olher clubs of our deparfmenl. CLUB NEWS Firsl on our Iis1', as il should be, is 'rhe Leaders' Club. This lerm The girls have worked on s+un+s, rope climbing, Baskefball rules, goal shooling, Volleyball rules. Shuffleboard, and learning +he responsibili+ies of leadership. The Club has a IiH'le over one hundred girls on regisier and from lhese will come +he fufure members of 'rhe Council and 'rhe iufure leaders of clubs. Laler in The Term 'rhe girls will go ou+side 'lo play games in 'lhe air. Cheerleaders Club has a large number of girls frying +o improve 'rheir cheering unlil 'lhey become good enough for +he Squad. The girls lhis lerm have arranged new cheers and have many clever formalions. Nolice, loo, lheir chic new coslumes. The Baskelball Club will always have i+s place among Lane's mosl popular. The girls are organized in+o 'Ieams by ihe Leaders and praclice up on lheir goal shoofing and 'lheir work on +he courl' and lhen play lournamenfs fo see which Team is +ops . Modern Dance has a nice 'rurnouf +his Term. The girls are becoming very professional looking and are really working diligenlly 'ro become graceful and poised young ladies. We learn many falls, leaps, and olher dance paflerns from our insrruclor. Mrs. Reid. In lhe spring. clubs such as Soffball, Tennis and Handball will 'rake lheir places and be a'l rended by lhe usual enlhusiaslic girls who love sporls. PERI-IAPS YOU DON'T KNOW The job 'rhe girls of lhe Council have decoraling The windows in +he hall oufside 'rhe gym. Ideas come slowly and we really work hard +0 allempl io change 'l'hem every Two weeks. I-low dililicull' il' is 'lo 'reach Modern Dance or Baskelball Io a bunch of raw recruifs. The fun lhe Council girls have had playing Baskefball afler clubs for iheir own amusement Those working in +he gym office are always kepl' in high spiriis by 'rhe joking and wise-cracking done by lhe leachers. JUNE 1945 I 87 MOVIES IN CLOSING I would like fo fhank fhe feachers of fhe Healfh Educafion Deparfmenf once again for fhe way fhey have helped our sense of sporfsmanship, honor, and leader- ship fo grow in our four years of associafion wifh fhem. We will always remember you for fhe wonderful iob you have done and, we know. you will keep on doing. Evelyn Bafch IN LANE Tonighf and Every Nighf .....v,,, ,,,,....V.... N O homework done Bring On fhe Girls ..,4e,..,ooo,,.oo ....ooo. B oys' secfion. cafeferia Roughly Speaking .....A,.u.., ,u.,...... O ral book reporfs The Suspecf ,........v..,.........,,, .7,a,....7o,o,..... C opying in class To Have and Have Nof ....,,. ..a.,a,.,... S eniors before Regenfs I Love a Mysfery ,.L,L,.,....,o,o ,,L,L,,,, H ow fo gef 9570 average Experimenf Perilous ...,,,,,L ,.,o,.ow......,...,......... C uffing classes Bafhing Beaufy .....v,,...,........... ..,,,L....,, A ffer a period of swimming For Whom fhe Bell Tolls ..o,,, ,,.,... W eery sfudenfs in hisfory class All This and Heaven Too .....,,o ...YV,,Lw,L,,,..,,,,L. Chow Mein special Music for Millions .........,,... L,,,,...v......., M ixed chorus The Awful Trufh ....,,...,,,.. ,,,..,,s,,,,L,,,,,,., R eporf Cards The Fighfing Lady .......,V,... . ,.o,L Girls' line in cafeferia The Long Voyage Home .,,s,,, ,,,,,,,,ssss,,,,,,,,,,, A 'r 3 0'cIock Mefa Moore DEFINITION OF A SENIOR A Senior, according fo mosf dicfionaries, is a person older in dignify, rank, or office fhan fhose working or sfudying wifh him. Yes, I guess fha'r's frue, buf if doesn'f fell half fhe sfory in our case. If doesn'f menfion fhe Senior buffons which are worn so faifhfully fo inform fhe resf of fhe school fhaf we are fhe chosen few who hope fo graduafe in fhe near fufureq nor does if him' af fhe poise and assuredness wifh which fhese buffons are worn. In fhis definifion are missing fhe hopes and fears of each sfudenf as he plans his fufure. One may be looking forward fo his college life, anofher fo a business career, and a fhird may be wondering which branch of fhe armed forces he would besf be suifed for. Yes, a Senior's life is one of ioys and sorrows, hopes and fears. Among his ioys are such evenfs as Class Nighf, Senior Day. and fhe Prom, when he and his friends gafher fogefher for fhe Iasf few fimes before going fheir separafed ways. His main sorrow is fhaf he has fo leave his old friends and familiar surroundings for new ones. His fear lies in The fhoughf 'rhaf he and his friends may never meef again. No, I guess you'II never find a dicfionary fhaf confains a good definifion of fhe ferm Senior because if is so indefinable. Edifh Wendling 88 SENIOR ECHOES LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Being weak in body, ignoring Ihe sI'aI'e of mind, and dying from a lalal disease againsl' which we have sfruggled for 'Four years, we feel if our solemn duly as Seniors Franklin K. Lane High School, Class of June '45, 'ro dispose ol our worldly and unworldly possessions in lhe following manner: To fhose for whom our paren'I's pay Iheir faxes: MR. NAGLER-A blood bank for his lab lechniques course. MR. SALZ-We like you lols, so 'ro you we decree, A ladder so 'lall 'rhal you'll reach six leer Ihree. MR. GROSS-A gag wriler. MRS. TASHMAN-We like very much lo walch you dance. Some new records mighl' give us 'rhe chance. MISS YODER--Chanel No. 5. MR. SELWYN-Mr. SeIwyn's dedicalion is very simple: We leave you a buH'on lo deepen your dimple. MRS. RAISMAN-QTha+ long awailed ser of Encyclopedias from Hlnlormafion Please . MRS. STOCK-To Mrs. Slock, who has done a iob so line, We dedicale a slafl fha? meels lhe deadline. MISS HAMBURGER-The Ialesl' in gas-masks. MR. BATT--We leave lo you whal you always ask lor- A sludenf who owns a grocery sfore. MR. DRESSLER-A laxi-meler for his car-pool. MISS LIETZ-We leave you +he inspiralion To help fhe girls reach graduarion. MISS VERGASON-Maybelline. MR. WALLACH-Mr. Wallach is our favorife guy: To him we dedicare one greal big sigh. DR. SHORR-A pair of lweezers. MRS. REID-A lube of Ben-Gay we leave lo you, To be used on your muscles aller exercises are Ihrough. MRS. KLEIN--Reserved boolh al' 'rhe B. C. MR. SILBERG-Your eyebrows are never in place, Iha+'s 'rruei So your dedicafion is a boflle of glue. MR. PESI-IKIN-His own radio slafion. MR. KURIS-Because of your humor and beaufilul voice, A song sheer wi+h iokes is, wilhoul' doubl, our choice. MR. GUINNESS-A new overcoal. MR. BERMAN-We leave lo you a pair of shoes, To dance away your baseball blues. MRS. JENNINGS-A bouquel of orchids. To Fufure' Seniors: PG I-Blue and While Gym Suils Simpler 'Form of SS Card JUNE I945 89 PG 2-Righf fo walk proudly as upper classmen Spring fever PG 3-Discounfs on all lunch room and elevafor passes Silas Marner PG 4-Biology Regenfs ' One-acf plays HQSO4 afld PG 5-The esfeemed respecf of fhe sophomores and fhe freshmen. PG 6-Firsf Aid bandages Thaf balcony scene PG 7-Calendar fo counf fhe days 'fil you're one of us High hopes PG 8-Empfy pockefbooks Mrs. Jennings Our blessings Everyfhing To fhe Baskefball Team: Madison Square Garden is our hope for you:' In if, lef's see whaf you can do. To SPQR: New cosfumes for fheir plays. To fhe Library: ' A subscripfion of I7 for fhe girls, and Esquire for fhe boys. And fhe hope for fhe disappearance of all fhe noise. To fhe Reporfer : A shiny new prinfing press. To 'Hue Cafeferia: We leave you silverware and books On Variefy Sandwiches for fhe cooks. To fh-e Mixed Chorus: Wednesday morning assembly program. To fhe Arisfa: Your organizafion is one of fhe besfi Wifh fhe same brillianf crowd we know you'll be blesf. To 'Hue G. O.: For dances fhaf will successful be, We leave a group of men fo fhee. To Lane: More elevafors, a campus, a fower clock, and a fond farewell. And now, as fhe wifching hour approaches on fhis 28+h day of June in fhe year of our Lord l945, we shall sfamp our seal of approval upon fhis freasured documenf. fluff up fhe pillows, pull up fhe covers, and furn off fhe lighf .... Goodnighfl!! Sylvia Addis Doris Fiffing Naomi Goldsmifh Jean Marcus Mefa Moore 90 SENIOR ECHOES ff, I- AUTCGRAPI-IS , r f XJ!2f5f9W'?w '4'iiff V -'f 'fC 'E -2 J' ,1 f . , A A - 1 jj, . Spf! -ff yffwf? fi f' ff ' A, fi ,Lj'fi' ,ffdwt 521111214- fl, 5 ' MV Mfr' f f . KARLSON'S FLOWERS Our Twenfy-Fiflrh Year of Service 84II JAMAICA AVENUE WOOD!-IAVEN Telephone Virginia 9-4225 JUNE I945 9 I BLUE CORNER CANDY SHCP and LUNCHEONETTE LOHMANN'S -:- Ice Cream and Candy -:- Delicious Sandwiches Served 75+h STREET and JAMAICA AVENUE Opposile Franklin K. Lane High School Eslablished I873 FOxcrofI 9-8 I47 D R A K E INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION DAY EVENING AFTER BUSINESS I4I6 BROADWAY Gales Ave. L Slalion Brooklyn, N. Y. SENIOR ECHOES I .. ARTHUR STUDIOS, Inc. OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPH ER I I Io II'1e I SENIOR ECHOES I Exclusively Equipped Io I457 BROADWAY I Do,YearbooIc PIwoIograpI1y New York Ci+y I JUNE I945 EAR:JS 3f20f45 My dear Seniors: If you, wi+h fhe assisiance of your parenis, had s'l'arI'ed a weekly savings accouni' five years ago and deposifed SZ. a week, you would now have well in excess of 5500. Io help pay for a college career. We have a form of Life Insurance Savings Accoun1 ' which provides 'For fhe saving of a definile amouni wi+hin a definife rime 'ro pay for a fuiure college course or some o+her good purpose and, in connecfion wi'I'h ir, we provide af small cos'r a life insurance policy on +he life of I'he parenI', iusl' in case of caIamiI'y. We suggesf fhal' 'Form of accoun'r for your younger brofhers and sislers +ha+ fhe 'Family may have funds in hand fo insure +0 'rhem a college career. Such a plan is safer +han life ifself, for if dealh of +he wage earner should possibly occur before +he goal is reached, rhere will be one caIamiI'y buf noi Iwo. In such sad evenl' I'he bank will pay 'ro 'rhe beneficiary +he full amouni' saved, plus +he full amounf of fhe insurance. Believe me when I say il' is a good plan. Corclially yours, EDWARD A. RICHARDS Presidenf THE EAST NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK SENIOR ECHOES I.-... I I I R. DRILLING CO I I Official Lane Jewelers l30 WEST 46I'I1 STREET I New York Ci+y I I I I r JUNE I945 Q Complimenls of . . l . M A R T E L' S age and fees on delivery. i S THE HAVEN THEATRE l 5P0flY Tl'lf19S +0 Wear I SOI6 JAMAICA AVENUE , JAlVlAlCA AVENUE near' 85lh Wo dh e ,L. l. O av n y Woodhaven virginia 7-1380 AP 79255 I I PARKWAY SPECIALTY SHOP B O B S Heady and Tremmel y S+a+ionery - School Supplies Corsels - Lingerie - Gloves - Hosiery l Candy and Soda The Slore for Laneiles 803l JAMAICA AVENUE Woodhaven N Y JAMAlCA AVE. 81 ELDERTS LANE ' D ' Opp. Franklin K. Lane l-ligh School WEAR THE NEW CHARME You'll be more lhan pleased wilh lhis highly original, glamorous iewelry crealion 'rhal will '1 ' go well wilh your new oulfil. Makes an ideal In g ra d u ali o n g iii, loo. - 'lrrra 'fr 153:51 1,g 1 3.g. 15: ,. gi .... S up 5295 plus 2070 Tax. The Charme PERSONALITY PIN y f joys discoun+ on group is hand wroughl 'ro order of l2K Ol'deI'S of len OI' m0I'e. Rolled Gold Plale on Sferling XX Qrder +L-,dayl Send S2-Q5 Silver base. and personalized wifh plus 2070 lax and save your lirsl name or any name of DOSWCJG? Ol' YOU may' Ofdef your choice. Album Loclcel opens lo display lwo frames for pholos and cenler plale for engraving. Any average 34word phrase or inifials eri- qraved on cenler plale in loclcef. C.O,D. by sending 51.00 wilh your order and paying posrman balance plus posi- 542 FIFTH AVENUE Dept GH, New York I9, N. Y. PRINTI-:D BY THE Comm' PRESS, INC., 200 V.-uucx S'l'R1-:Pi'i', Nlcw YORK lvl, N. Y. 65 -in 14106. lr 1 ff ,gQfLW fL' . XLL4 1 Hy- ,,-f f--' 'H A V' 'f,5 Q Qf 1W, W M7 V, ' I A V k KNI1, yr- ',,.,,.f, f , ,J 4 ' 'x 15 ,ag ALMA MATER H945 1 .