Garden City High School - Mast Yearbook (Garden City, NY)

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TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1943: Perhaps a class has never graduated from our high school which so deserved congratu- lations and best wishes for the future. In finish- ing up your work this year, you have been con- fronted by untold difficulties caused by frequent changes in teaching personnel, withdrawals from your ranks, and tasks imposed upon you in carrying out the war effort of the school. Many of you will go into the service of your country, some will go on with their education, and others will go into business. You have been well prepared and trained to face crises with calm and judgment. You will justify the faith and confidence placed in you by the school and community of Garden City. Carry on! FRANK R. WASSING. Superintendent of Schools. Miss Margaret Crane, who for several years has served in the capacity of adviser and teacher, left on May 15 to take an executive position in Washington. We have long appre- ciated Miss Crane's enthusiasm and congeni- ality, and her helpful advice: and we hope that she will be as successful and as well-liked in her new position as she has been in our school. 10

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X W MW W DONALD ALBERT Short, chubby and good-natured . . . fun to be with . . . interesting conversationalist . . , serious when he wants to be . . . CHARLES ALLEN . . . Artistically inclined . . . loves to go sailing . . . . . . One of the more militaristic minds of the class dependable friend . . . BETTY MAY ANDERSON Vivacious . . . always on the go, yet never on time . . . greatest ability lies in the musical field absent-minded bridge player . . . always eager to help out . . . GAII, ANDERSON . . . Crazy about baseball . . . an all around athlete . . . quiet and conservative to the point of being shy in school. but wonderfully gay and friendly outside . . , will take anybody up on any- thing . . . a good friend to have . . . , .,,5U' 64,55 0fl943 XX 5' tx GRACE AYER . . . Lovely blond hair . . . charming low voice prejudiced toward a certain Hempstead Frat . . . mischievous blue eyes that counteract her outward quietness in school . . . neat and precise. conse- quently a whiz at math . . . loves football games . . . expert cook and seamstress . . . ANN FRANCES AYERS . . . Tenor in the Glee Club . . . loves sailing, is annoyed by mispronunciation of words, untidi- ness, and shopping . . . always willing to lend a helping hand . . . likes to work even if she doesn't have to . . . Room 2 mystery. what will Chief do now that she's graduated? IANETTE BAUN . . . Petite and peppy . . . happy-go-lucky . . . loquacious . . . contagious laugh . . , lovely soprano voice . . . favorite song - Can't Get Out of This Mood . . . ambition-a blue convertible . . . Ianie . . . MARYLIND BELL . . . Tall, slender . . . very friendly . . . a wonder- ful conversationalist . . . continually getting news from the armed services . . . has a contagious sense of humor which captivates you immediately . . . would be content to spend her life boating. singing and writing . . . 12