Greenwich High School - Compass Yearbook (Greenwich, CT)

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LINN Superintendent 0 ice Staff DOROTHY CARVETTE DOROTHY PINNIE HELEN DULENIBA ANDREW BELLA Principal MARION T. PARKER FRANCIS J. HIGGI SOPHIE PARTYKA GERALD M. MORGAN Assistant Principal ESTHER E. ALLCORN Homemaking ANCES ADAMS French ' 'v.. 5 K OGG 2' I X . , 1 nfl K ogcg lUISE M. BOLES KATHERINE E. BRIDGES iysical Education Dietician Mfr! -.- EILENE CASTRILLO Spanish CONSTANCE T. ELIZABETH C. BERTEN FLORENCE M. BIGELOW ANDERSON English Homemaking Mathematics H- x K is ,af 'I , I F' ' Lb., 2 ggk-fuuevi ii W . fax A+ HAROLD N. BUCK GEORGE A. BUCKLE, JR. MARGARET M. CARTER' Science MARIAN H. CI-IALLIS History Science EDWIN E. CHAPMAN Mechanical Drawing and Machine Shop Science ELEANOR D, CHILD English and Visual 'Wm an 'v -va-. is-f ALLAN W. COLEGROVE Mechanical Drawing Educaiion and Woodwork ' J' ' if S A I fv- ZZ' LUCIA B. COMINS MINSA CRAIG CHARLES C. CRING NELLIE CUMISKEY ELSIE P. CUMMINGS Drawing Physical Education English and History Nurse Eflghsh ,QW -N--A cz, -J' JOHN J. CUNNINGHAM English CHARLES C. DATTOLA FRANCIS J. DETSCHER Physical Education History A - Tl-E'-01. MIRIAM B. ELHINS HARDY R. FI CH Business Head of English Dept. 7 , . J' , Sf KW, .. ,mr .a PM Q-7 -A . f ' .-' ,RJR . 4 ,, ,4,,.f' vq MA ARET V. FULTON DOROTHY GARDNER MITCHELL G. GEORGE HELEN M. GILBERTSON CLIFFORD A. GUSTAFSON Librarian LOUISE HALE Head ot History Dept. ' Jil' . 'lei .. , .Ji-Y 'gi -. . Q . g ' 4 X 'Q L ' . 3 'i f if . z XS' 7 .. 1 gs 1 355 .. 5' 13' 'QVV ilii agiyf I xx History and Latin Business lu ina wa 0 BERNICE M. HALL RIAM HA English and Latin English- . .593 f Business Head of Physical Education Dept. 'x .1 1 - 'T ' , iffy' 4 l5,g,f' if' flfliidmq MARION E. HARRINGTON RAY H. HARRINGTON English Music fin., at rt 1-M-MM! U1-mul. .Z ELIZABETH D. HAWKINS FRANCIS J. HIGGINS BERTHA J. I . . Business English, Mathematics French Business Head of Modern I and Guidance INE J HOOKER LONA E Languages Dept. up .v . It . 1 if ' Cf B. HOSKAM, JR. I-IAZEL W. HOUSE W. GLEN JACKSON JOSEPH F. KENNEDY X' ANNEA KILDAY Acting Head, Manual Homemaking History Mathematics b 1 1-Iist y Arts Department i , A xl i if A 4 1 5 3 ,M 'F Vkk , is ir WD' R sz 4 HM 9' i .. . . -f if - E I I np., u1 - ii .. S 5 I Q C ' U1-fi 4 .f PETER KNUDSEN RUTH W. LAMONT KATH INE U. MAI-IER FRA ES H. MALONE MAR McELLIGOT'l' I? Woodwork and Business Assistant to Librarian panish Music 5 I Mechanical Drawing X fl. .fl j if 1,1 f I I ,J Qs , VV . .D v 3. CARL J. NEMETZ I AMES NOWLAND J, HAROLD OWENS MARION T ARKER A M. PIERCE Business V History Science du' nce flglish Y .5- : 'I .9-at . t if-it -. ' . A . . I xk MARION C.. PLACIC ELMER S. RIDLON ELIZABETH R. ROBINSON EDITH B. ROGERS CLARENCE E. SCHWAGER Drawing Mathematics English and Mathematics English Business and History I Q 1 GUSTAVE SCHWAMM Business FREDERICK SCRIBNER English HAROLD L. SECORD Business ANGELITA E. SLOCUM ALDEN W. SMITH Supervisor of Science Homemaking Nw l J! xv 5 .f fl, I I ig ' I 5 1 l l l 1 DOROTHY E. SMITH EDWARD A. SMITH GEORGE A. SMITH JOHN S. SOTTOSANTI EVELYN D. SPENCER I Business Business Head of Mechanical Drawing English I 1 Mathemaiics Depi. Left in December i K 5 l 0 ' ' 1. I ,f,rur'4 VINYLA SPENCER ELI ABETI-I A. SULLIVAN MADGE VEST GRAYDON C. WAGNER FLORA M. WARREN Head of Latin Dept. English Speech and Dramaiics Head of Business Dept. Mathematics x V M F .A is Q f 5 214, as , Ei ffl 9? 5 .Riff N ,M I ' I 1 'K . . CHARLES F. WILCOX I-'RED A. WILSON CATHAIANE R. WOOD I-'REDRIKA W. ZEEB FRANK J. ZERANSKI V Science Physical Education I-'!Eng1ish English and German Machine Shop and Left in December Pre-Flight Aeronautics xX X xx N, X x x xxx X. x Stax , X! ,X XNXX ,Ng - X ' I WI, Q ik, ' ff 'k,,f, Y 'K S f ff Q- NSC-g ,, , I .11 - .xnxx 1 -xxx 'N5:'g 'xx gf, ',,' ,1 J X f' ., X. pf X . xxx Xu M 4, 1' li' : X. X X ,XXX 1 x xxx , if E, 7 vw ,mzm afvzwezmof P Unaware that we were to witness such cataclysmic events as the invasion of Poland, the fall of France, the battle of Britain, the attack on Russia, and Pearl Harbor, the freshman class of January, 1939 entered the hallowed halls of Greenwich High School much as did the countless classes preceding it-bewildered, noisy, egotistical. The sharp corners were soon rounded off, however, as we ventured into the hitherto unknown realm of extra-curricular activities. During our first year the ranks of those in the music departments were swelled by Alexander Bogdanchik and George Whelan, who gave freely of their talents to the band' and the orchestra as well as to the Boys' Glee Club. Victory Huley, one of the most talented violinists ever to pass through the portals of our Alma Mater, was destined to attain the honored position of concert-master of the orchestra in his sophomore year. Robert O'Brien ably served both the band and Boys' Glee Club, and Alma WILLIAM WOODRUFF President Helupka and Frank Peterson contributed their abilities to the Glee Clubs. ' The roster of the Dramatic Association was increased by Dorothy Doyle, Gladys Levine, who, as a sophomore, starred in the play What A Life, and Gertrude Hall, who was, in her senior year, to give a memorable performance as the nurse in the Man Who Came To Dinner. She was awarded the honor of initiation into the select group of Thespians. This year also found Joseph Romeo and Edythe Ehlers members of the Dramatic Association, the latter ably performing an im- portant role in It 'I Were King, and continuing to score many ,., . ,,-,,- 4, MURIEL SNELL Secretary ' GEORGE WHELAN G. O. Representative more successes, rising to the presidency of the D.A. and to mem- bership in the Thespians. Like the calm before the storm, our junior year was rather uneventful compared with the activity in the year to come. To the ranks of the Dramatic Association was added the name of another candidate, Mildred Travalgia. The Opera Club presented as its annual operetta The Waltz Dream, in which John Allan and Dick Conlin played leading roles, as they did in The Mocking Bird, which was given the following year. The Witch Staff acquired Gert Hall, Rose Grippo, and John Cooney as literary aspirants. John Kirhoffer brought honor to our class by winning an award- in the Annual Witch Short Story Contest, while Edythe Ehlers starred in the D.A.'s productions June Mad and The Thirteenth Chair. W, 1943 Unaware that we were to witness such cataclysmic events as the invasion of Poland, the fall of France, the battle of Britain, the attack on Russia, and Pearl Harbor, the freshman class of January, 1939 entered the hallowed halls of Greenwich High School much as did the countless classes preceding it-bewildered, noisy, egotistical. The sharp corners were soon rounded off, however, as we ventured into the hitherto unknown realm of extra-curricular activities. During our first year the ranks of those in the music departments were swelled by Alexander Bogdanchik and George Whelan, who gave freely of their talents to the band and the orchestra as well as to the Boys' Glee Club. Victory Huley, one of the most talented violinists ever to pass through the portals of our Alma Mater, was destined to attain the honored position of concert-master of the orchestra in his sophomore year. Robert O'Brien ably served both the band and Boys' Glee Club, and Alma , 74 ,, .1F'..t 1 X. 2' , MAUDE WAGNER Vice-President ville under the able direction of dauntless Dot Doyle. Although it is impossible to enumerate the many without whose help it would have been impossible to stage the production, Bernard Cuperman, Gertrude Hall, Bill Woodruff, and Jerome Wanko deserve special mention. In addition to the customary affairs and duties confronting every senior class, we were concerned principally with activities related to the war. Some of our members, wishing to give their all to the inevitable accomplishment of victory, entered the ranks ot our armed forces. Alex Bogdanchik,,Alex Gerasimuk, George Hyland, Victor Huley, Roman Kosinsky, Robert Kunz, Edward McNamara, Joseph McTeigue, Kenneth Meredith, James Murphy, 1 itil? RICHARD CONLIN Treasurer Robert O'Brien, Joseph Romeo and Mario Stroili are members of this group, and others are on call or plan to join immediately after graduation. The rest of us, not in a position to contribute so fully, are doing our part on the home front as active members of the Victory Corps, an organization formed during this year for the purpose of consolidating many of the activities relating to the war effort, and introducing many new ones. And so amid this aggressive spirit of war and its sacrifices, we leave, confident of the dawning of' victory and peace for the hosts of freedom, who may once again enjoy the advantages of which our present educational system is a major part. JOHN ALLAN RICHARD CONLIN 9 l 1 'sr ft RHODA DE HAAN G. O. Representative RHODA deHAAN April 2nd Rho As busy as a bumble bee and yet so full of fun. Soccer, Hockey, Basketball, Baseball, Archery, Badminton, Tumbling, G.O., Spanish Club, G.H.S. News, Green Witch, G.O. Representative. CLINTON DOWNES October 30th Dapper Perseverance to success. Track, G.O. DOROTHY DOYLE October 31st Dot Music wasbes away from tbe soul tbe dust of everyday life. G.O., Dramatic Association, French Club, Girls' Glee Club, Orchestra, Green Witch, Class Vice President, Chairman of Senior Vaudeville. HELEN DULEMBA July 3rd Chubby The blusbing beauties of a modest maid. Basketball, Volleyball, Base- ball,.AG.O., Typing Club. MARION EDDY October 5th Woo-Woo A sunsbine bear! and a soul of song. G.O., Girls' Glee Club, Opera Club, A Cappella Choir. EDYTHE EHLERS January 28th Edie Her every zone is music's own. Baseball, Badminton, G.O. , Dra- matic Association, president, French Club, Graduation Speaker, National Honor So- ciety, National Thespians. .5 . - Q tri ,gs Tu vt ., - , v f 4,..i' . f-B.. 4 ' . . 41,23 ' l p A f M , wg, sf' yyyyp ,ag 3. A an ALA 'transit Q LORPRAINE FERRIS -'JY' July 13th Bun11Y'i -' Love is a proud and gentle tbingfllb G.O. fl'i CATHERINE ERANO Ik' March 4th UHHY' 50' I make the most of all that comes. Dr G.O., Typing Club. e. ETHEL FRANO :aa March 8th Squeeky A good nature is a good H business. E Baseball, G.O. n ALEX GERASIMUH Marines Russian And all I ask is a tall sbip and a' star to steer ber by. . Basketball, Cross Country,-Q Football, Track, Film critics I' Club, Navigation Club, Wrestk l ling Club, Boxing. l GUY GLIONNA April 24th Ace Carved bis name on bearts and not on marble. Wrestling Club, Band, Boys' Glee Club, Opera Club, Box- ing, G.O. Representative. DIN GOSPODINOFP June 20th Din For a man notbing is so well known as bis manners. Golf, G.O., Dramatic Associa- tion, National Thespians, Boys' Glee Club, Opera Club, Or- chestra. ADELE GRABARZ October lst Addie Love is not a hot house flower. Tennis, G.O., Typing Club, Girls' Glee Club, Opera Club, G.H.S. News, The Compass. WILLIAM GRECO January 18th Greekie Net that he likes work less, but fun more. G.O., Band, Boys' Glee Club. ROSE GRIPPO December 8th Ro Tis rare to find one so capable. Badminton, Tennis, G.O., Na- tional Honor Society, Green Witch. STANLEY HADDEN March 2nd Stan A little nonsense now and then, is relished by the best of men. G.O. GERTRUDE HALL August 14th Archie A wise and understanding heart. Graduation Speaker, Basket- ball, Volleyball, Baseball, Archery, Badminton, Tennis, G.O., Dramatic Association, National Thespians, French Club, National Honor Society, Green Witch, Girls' Glee Club, G.O. Representative. ALLAN HANSEN December 4th Bub He was a good man, and a just. Track, Cross Country, Band. 'T' me QQ! 'QW Jam: ' fi ....t ., . ,, YH' , ai, TL' ff,y,'-H.. A ' 32: i 5 ,, ek, A' ' A - w f- if ..,,. so is sr 'f a , K 1, my .. . ' if H., 1 . . 'milf-fit' as W . , . fi K' lon ff' , ,. .. .. V l .. ...ia in 4: V ,VEv.23t:fgf I . f I HARRY HEATH November 5th Red Let every man be master of his time. G.O. ALMA HELUPHA February 12th Al To see her is a picture. Basketball, Baseball, Tennis, G.O., Film Critics Club, Span- ish Club, Girls' Glee Club, Opera Club, The Compass, Modern Dance Club, Volley- ball. CHARLES HOWGATE December 20th Bud Vanquishing them all is this spirit of the sport realm. Football, Track, G.O. AGATHEA HUDDOCK May llth Agathea Without music, life would be a mistake. Tennis, French Club, Girls' Glee Club, Opera Club. V .I M A GEORGE HYLAND Navy Bo He sits high in all the people's hearts. G.O. VICTOR HULEY Marines Maestro Music charms the soul. G.O., Band, Boys' Glee Club, Orchestra. CARMELA JOHN December 24th Mike A merry twinkle of the eye. G.O. ROY JORDAN . April 28th Roy Who says in verse what others say in prose. JOHN HIRHOFFER May l6tl'1 Johnny With his pen he stays the world. Debating Club, Fencing Club, French Club, Graduation Speaker, The Compass. ROMAN HOSINSKY Army Poley An all around good fellow is the greatest honor among men. Football, Golf, G.O. ROBERT HUNZ Navy Bob Away with hooks, we're here for fun. G.O., Camera Club, Band. ALICE LARSEN February Sth Allie A lassie fair with golden hair. Soccer, G.O. 2 5 s. 'W' ..- sf .- 3. Q35 2 A Y .: ' .ig ff' .l y Aj 4 X, 5' i t 2- A xl. 5 X ., ft-,leg , . e l -twig, f- We .- Q- Q, J 033 V- K 1 'QM F we WWW vlll it ,rll ' I ' il,,.rh MAURICE LAURIDSEN December 28th Bo He reads muchg he is a great observer. G.O., Spanish Club, Gradua- tion Speaker. GLADYS LEVINE l February 10th Glady l Cheerfulness and friendliness clothed in dependability. l Volleyball, Baseball, G.O.,l Debating Club, Dramatic Asso- ciation, French Club, presi- dent, National Honor Society, Green Witch, Girls' Glee Club,, Modern Dance Club, Gradua-N tion Speaker. l VIGGO MADSEN April Zlst Vip The folks expect a street parade and uniforms so grand. 1 Band, Spanish Club, Art Club. X PETER MADURI September 12th Pete His knowledge hid from public gaze. Opera Club, Baseball Manager. JANE MARINO December 'lth :- Janie She is a winsome wee thing. G.O., Camera Club, Girls' Glee Club. , MILDRED MCMULLEN December 31st Bag Tis the Irish in me. Soccer, Basketball, Baseball, Archery, G.O., Dramatic Asso- g ciation, Girls' Glee Club. EDWARD MCNAMARA Navy Mack I like his hospitality that's cordial and frank. eo. JOSEPH MCTEIGUE Navy Mac Who has a happy faculty for being at the right place at the right time. Basketball, Cross Country, G.O. KENNETH MEREDITH Navy Kenny Like a sailor he stood and watched the boats sail by. G.O., Navigation Club. JOSEPHINE MISKA January 17th Joe A good nature is one of the richest fruits of personality. Soccer, Volleyball, Baseball, lBadminton, Tumbling, G.O., lDramatic Association, Girls' Glee Club, Typing Club, G.O. , Bookkeeper. l JOAN MOHAMED January 5th Joanie The secret of success is constancy to purpose. Soccer, Basketball, Baseball, G.O., Dramatic Association, National Honor Society, Span- ish Club, Green Witch, Gradu- ation Speaker, The Compass. JAMES MURPHY Navy Murph A good sport is ever in demand. Football, G.O. ai x fs... 'F' .. , Q? .. .QU H sssrss . tass si , r l x ' WQ. ff 4 Gm a i' , . .L K we 1 . 151,354 4 fr M uf 3' .r'5'5 f P 5 ,ez i 11.49 9'5 -1,, A 5 4, 9291 'TCI' K ..,. 6 - s . fr:- ssi, axis ROBERT O'BRIEN October 27th O'B Bre1Jity is the soul of wit. Graduation Speaker, G.O., Ger- man Club, president, Band, Boys' Glee Club. PAUL PALOVCHEK March 13th Po Let nothing come between me and sports. Baseball, Basketball, Football, Track-, G.O. PAT PARISI October 27th Clark His smile is like the rising sun. G.O., Boys' Glee Club. JOSEPH PERNA January 25th Jo Jo It's his nature to be good natured. FRANK PETERSON January 10th Pete Why sincerely believes that most things are better left unsaidf' Camera Club, Radio Club, Boys' Glee Club. STEPHANIE POLICKA May 20th stef A damsel fair to any eye. G.O. EDWARD POPHINS November 20th Eddy There's mischief in this man. Golf, G.O., Dramatic Associa- tion, Spanish Club, Typing Club, G.O. Representative. ANGELO PUCCI April 6th Bump Sweet sounds, ob, beautiful music, do not cease! Band, Boys' Glee Club, Or- chestra. FLORENCE RICH October 30th Flo With as little noise as possible, she makes her presence felt. G.O., Soccer, Hockey, Basket- ball, Baseball, Volleyball. WILLIAM RIGBY November 20th Swopper The world laughs at him and with him. Typing Club, Boys' Glee Club, Opera Club, A Cappella Choir. HUDSON BITCH December 25th Huddy Always leave them laughing when you say goodbye. G.O., Camera Club, Dramatic Association, Fencing Club. JOSEPH ROMEO Army Don Rogers My art is the painting of soul. Dramatic Association, Boys' Glee Club, G.O. CHARLES ROSS March 7th Chuck His quiet ways and faithful work are sermons to all those who shirkf' G.O., German Club. .IOSEPHINE RUSSO December 'Ith JO A student of rare qualities. G.O., National Honor Society, G.O. Bookkeeper. STEPHANIE SAWICHI September 5th Stevie Good humor is the blue sky of the soul. G.O. ELLIOTT SCHOFIELD October 23rd Doc And he was certainly a good fellow. Cross Country, Track, G.O., Camera Club, Wrestling Club. EDWARD SEEWALD March Yth Lew Always willing and ready to lend a helping hand. G.O., Radio Club, Stagecraft. JOHN SHEFFS May 3rd Johnny He's famous for his 'love' game. Tennis, Boys' Glee Club, Opera Club, Graduation Speaker. . MURIEL SNELL Iovember 30th Muriel In perfect honour, perfect truth nd gentleness to all mankind, .rchery, Badminton, Tum- ling, G.O., Film Critics Club, lational Honor Society, secre- ary, Orchestra, Girls' Glee Ilub, The Compass. w l l MARIO STROILI Lrmy Ken To be strong is to be happy. -aseball. WILLIAM SWENSON une llth Sweeney A man he seems, of cheerful yes- erdays and confident tomorrowsf' ootball, G.O., G.H.S. News. JOSEPH TAMANY uly 4th Joe Clothes make the man. lrack, G.O., Film Critics Club, 'hotoplay Club. I l , ELEANOR TELERICO leptember 9th Elly Woman is a most charming creature. .O., Tennis, Film Critics Club, Sins' Glee Club. I DANIEL THOMPSON December 17th Dan Ihere is a man who pushes on ' and keeps moving. S 2 ,s.:s. K., . ' ' ik S. . A ' it .. Q i , ,.. is N ,W . I 3 . rg. ,. 6' 1-'Xi' 'EJ ff' IK is-v VERA THOMPSETT February 16th Ve Some think the world is made for fun and frolic. Basketball, Volleyball, Bad- minton, G.O. GENEVIEVE TOUMA February 2nd Gene Silence is goldeng talk is silver. Basketball, Volleyball, G.O. MILDRED TRAVAGLIA July em Midge Learn to dance, if you would he happy. Basketball, Volleyball, Arch- ery, Badminton, Tennis, G.O., Dramatic Association, French Club, Spanish Club, Girls' Glee Club. MAUDE WAGNER November 22nd Maudie Rhythm looms in her feet. Tennis, G.O., French Club, Girls' Glee Club, G.O. Repre- sentative, Class Secretary, Class Vice President. JEROME WANKO December 12th Hank Strike up the hand. Basketball, G.O., Typing Club, Band, Boys' Glee Club, The Compass. LEONARD WELLS February 13th Chick He won the esteem of true men by his ability. Hockey, G.O., Spanish Club. GEORGE WHELAN May 9th Lightning You ufon't do business if you huven't got u hand. G.O., Navigation Club, Band, Orchestra, Boys' Glee Club, G.O. Representative. j-,g,n. QQ 1. 'SZ' K.. at ,MK G , L . ff if P it Y ,I ja, 135- , V HQ 5 e iiii if EVELYN ZIEBA April 11th Evvy Good humor is the health of the soul. G.O. ., NT .izjji 1' If as K X, wi SW R rf, 'X ' who-ff' XaJ'Ei' , r J if ,ggi-J1UJ?l!?f1fr,r,x ,i f K, Y:-gthgfxwiw , rr 'Vi 095' 'IV' Y 'M' fM'F 'sf -'11 ff ,.ffMlg,, A l,r, :mips ,X -f fe-14255465-lM', M. Z5 L it W ,-aff, Q ,X , I 5, f. 1- L l, V N ,M ,,,. fs 'H-L with I '-V 4QfMl 'mil ' . . W f- Quia:-! E ' W at V QQ sMXxwk1,I Sign If ,! i'wu P A' , 1 K f X 'X X 1 rox ' .X-. . .eg ,- -JL ?:1... A , X , bh - QKQ WILLIAM WOODRUFF May Sth Woody He profits most who serves best. G.O., Green Witch, Opera Club, G.O. Representative, 4B Class President, Class Treas- urer. A had v R 2 'gg iii! ' If J X gg :Z - tg: Z 4 , ', ji-X Zark ' cs 61 X Sl n, L, -X! x X sf X as -- gf 1 ' I 'l L -f 04 Q X I-?7N XX 'S X L J 439 o 'gf 1 fi I X , 1 I if Bw, X N ,K .--5 MNX J mx Ag if lf' -.-.QQ F-A Y A , W X ,Q . 'fe yt WWW 1 p GIRL BOY kbs , I U y Lorraine Danko. . .... Best Looking. . .. ...... Charles Howgate 1 ill - M il N My 'V 1 '. A fic? 427 Lorraine Danko ..... .... M ost Popular ..... ..... B ill Woodruff VV 6 N Gertrude Hall .... .... B est All Around .......... Bill Woodruff X Q my 3 Alice Larsen .... . .... Best Dressed ..... ..... J oe Tamany - N Joan Mohamed ..... .... B est Dancer .... ..... J oe Tamany K KVM j Rhoda deHaan ........... Most Athletic. .. .... Paul Palovchek lr ' It Most Changed Since N Gladys Levine .......... Freshman Year ......... Edward Popkins A Maude Wagner ........... Has Best Line .......... George Whelan Q Gertrude Hall ............. Wittiest ................. Bill Rigby l K f Josephine Miska ..... Most Likely to Succeed ......... Dick Conlin 9' A 'nnfllii F wg g img X3 14 Kjxl Edythe Ehlers ......... Most Sophisticated .......,.... John Allan O X kd fy !! Bernard Cuperman 9 p X ' f W A J 1 Class Choice as Sister ..... .... G ladys Levine L Class Choice as Brother ..... ..... B ill Woodruif Biggest Vamp .......... .... M arie DeCaro Biggest Flirt ...... .... B ill Greco ,,-'D Best Actress ..... ........ E dythe Ehlers ,,m,,,,:3,,,A Best Actor ........... ..... B ernard Cuperman :Ia - I f ht' Most Gracious Girl .... ........ M uriel Snell Q B gs L l i l r 9-V -.f M X l. gi? Most Gallant Boy ..... .... D ick Conlin i ljxbxl it f A , Q-X Class Baby .......... ..... D onald Curry , '-J, xv I 1 ' XX Most Brilliant ......... .... D ick Conlin X 'Q 5 Did Most for School ..... .... J ohn Allan I'-Q A if r ,.... ..,.f ,., .,,.-.....+ gi K , I 4 ! 6 A ' , will K 4 N If Q' fm' Q4 57 ss A ' X 47,2 X V Ki 1 3. Q 4-C X , ' Q . ' r- N , if if cy Wwrtg' L l if f ' - XE, J lj X fy as Nwff X dqllzdflq of 7fze 01644 of Last Monday I found myself in a small cate, sitting opposite two strangers, one garbed in a bulky raincoat, the other bundled inside a woolly sweater, most ot which was hidden by an equally woolly beard. The taller, removing a dripping rain hat, leaned I understand you were the historian for the June class of '43 ? he asked. I nodded. The other man reached inside his sweater Perhaps you remember this issue. He pointed to a picture on page one. It's the model community the government built recently. Instead of breaking it up, as was planned originally, And, interrupted the taller, the entire population is to con- sist of just one graduating class. In this way the familiarity and brotherhood of former school companions can be utilized, and We, broke in the short one, want to know it your class at the whole business. V V Q forward. and brought out a current newspaper. n y: I I . H M they re going to settle it permanently. if Q 5 sy.. t',i better results obtained all around. A ,.,,Q would do. How many were in it ? ,ff-...f ' f 'J ., . A gag? 205, ' I stammered, dumbfounded i ROY BONAPARTE President Incredible, returned me coated one, 'tis the exact accom- modation of the community. But come, what sort of a class was it ? Bob McPart1and, Prank Daur, and, 'for the last two years, Roy Bonaparte were the class presidents-the vice presidents, also in order, Were' Ann Cunningham, Pete Mitchell, Paul Keegan, and Jeep Salvatore, I said in one breath. Fine, returned the bright shirted one, and the secretaries and treasurers ? Jimmy Muir and John Carmichael, Donald Creamer and Steve Purcell, Steve Purcell and Dave Schroeder, and, for the senior year, Steve Purcell and Bill Caryl. The G. O. class representatives for the four years were Frank Daur, Ruth Doran, Bill Caryl, and Willard Sent. The stubby man looked up. Did you have any intellects? We'1l need them. Oh yes, I hastened. Elizabeth Frazier, Virginia Fanning, Helen Heikkila, Janet Hull, Corinne Morrell, Josephine Murgiano, Ange- lina Russo, Janet Tooley, Rolf Pjelde, George Davis, and James Fin- STEPHEN PURCELL Secretary ney were elected to the National Honor Society in their third year. Not many, remarked the bright shirt. Well, some more made it in their fourth year, I offered, and WILLARD SENI-' G. O. Representative gave him these names: Jane Banta, Tilda Bologna, Evelyn Comeau, Joy Hacker, Margaret Hnotter, Elizabeth Larrabee, Phebe Meringolo, Joan Roberts, Lillian Robinson, Jean Wilhelm, Lehbon Brandt, John Brennan, Hodge Brush, Charles Butter, and Vincent Perna. The model community will have a theatre- began one. , Of course. Our class abounded with dramatic ability, I inter- rupted. The Dramatic Association, of which Joan ,Bradley and Michael Isbell were president and vice president, produced six great plays with talent from our class. 'If I Were King,' in which Eleanor Hale and Cliff Wilmot had parts, 'What A Life,' with 'Joan Bradley, 'The 13th Chair,' with Eleanor Hale appearing again, 'June Mad,' with Joan Bradley, Jane Banta, and' Cliff Wilmot, 'High Tor,' with Eleanor Hale and Michal Isbell featured, and Janet Tooley, 'The Man Who Came To Dinner,' with Joan Bradley in an important role. Those dramas were great entertainment, I hear, remarked the une, 1943 stubby man, stroking his beard. And what of the Operettas ? Three, I answered. First, 'Little Women,' with Lillian Robin- son fstudent director of the opera clubl, Josephine Barone, Janet Tooley, Margaret Knotter, Tilda Bologna, and Charles Butter. Second, 'The Waltz Dream,' with Lillian Robinson, Virginia Ash, Josephine Barone. Third, 'The Mocking Bird,' with Lillian Robin- son, Janet Hall, lclub secretaryl, Betty Hawkins, Joan Bradley, Jose- phine Murgiano, Ruth Nelson, Gloria Skue, and Dan Jankovich. The club had some wonderful voices, mused the taller of the two. On the subject of music, I suggested, there was also a group fx who, through faithful adherence to the Band and Orchestra, en- A-i ,, riched the quality of the school. Charles Butter, Wiles Dauphine, ' .,, W ' V Frank Fuscaldo, Sam Pasquerelli, Angelo Pucci, Joseph Policastro, 7 t. , and Douglas Stevens are some. Also Tilda Bologna, Betty Chard, Mar- ' Eg,-Qtf 1 .L ff, garet Hnotter, Winifred Yelsosky, George Davis, .and Patsy Bova. .V N, K... . We've heard what a job they did, both remarked. Tell us ' iit' f though, would there be material for the model newspaper? V, V X5g?f9x? fit, Throughout the class ran a literary vein, I recalled. 'The lg'Av,:Eg,3,b?T'W ,iiw,,,:, EUGENE SALVATORE Vice-President WILLIAM CARYL Treasurer They were a team, confessed the two together. But say- have you anything to say about the class as a whole? I thought a minute. Mr, Shattuck, and later, Mr. Bella were our Green Witch, our superior school magazine, had Rolf Fjelde, editor, Jean Wilhelm, associate editor, and many more from the '43 class on its staff, including Michal Isbell, Gloria Hannigan, Janet Tooley, Claire Kelly, Elizabeth Frazier, Robert apJones, George Davis, and James Finney. When the 'G.H.S. News' appeared in our fourth year, several seniors were on its staff, two of them running a column. Many students ofthe class, I added, distinguished themselves individually. Elizabeth Frazier rose to head the debating club. Rolf Fjelde, president of the German Club, received, in his third year, the Harvard Book Prize for being the most outstanding junior. That's only two, there were others--some in the field of sports. That's right, remarked the stubby one. This community will have a football team-. But I cut them short. What a bunch of scrappers Coach Conlin, and later, Coach Wilson turned out. Why, there was Pete Mitchell, John Cooney, Hodge Brush, Albert Carroll, Bob Kepple, Paul Palmer, Vincent Perna, Jeep Salvatore, and- principals. The '43 class went through a lot with their inspiration. And you may want to remember the war. It burst on us as seniors, and we had to step lively to set the school an example by purchasing bonds and shouldering the Victory Corps. However, I spoke, that is all by the board now, gentlemen. The 'class' will never more exist. Only its spirit haunts the old school, for the individual members are scattered far beyond its shadow. But say, ,I said, collecting myself, will you bringsthem together for your model town ? They arose together, one tucking his beard in his sweater, the other tumbling with his cap. Well, spoke the taller, we hardly expected your class was that good. Why, we'd have to rebuild the town completely to do it justicel Consider yourself lucky to have belonged to it, the class of '43l They left, disappearing into the rain. GEORGE DAVIS, Historian. LAWRENCE NARDI G. O. Representative WALTER ADAMEK October 12th Wah For he's a jolly good fellow. G. O., Radio Club, Model Air- plane Club. ADA AHNERT September 24th Ada All grand thoughts come from the heart. Volleyball, Archery, G.O., Tumbling, French Club, Ger- man Club, Girls' Glee Club. ELIZABETH ANDERSON October 27th Liz A willing hand, and a loyal heart. Archery, Badminton, G.O., Basketball. . afaaffiouw jajmj, ,gud-Eff Zlafl- wt Lei 2 .. 'b p X ROBERT apJoNBs 1-we Lif June -'ith I X '1Str.etehL' , Ulglqsdso nag j ',.. retcl1.kL,: H G.O., Green Witch. V F , 'QKBR . fha' f, L N' ,Ji ,b A , ,sszgtg ' ' . -me - . U . ,.. W lv If ,L.o'A' . E . 4- , x W I P JJ' 1 B DecemberxQ - - Q Sis' l if A good h ?Jom gold. V 1 G.O., French Club, Girls Glee Club, Opera Club, Green Witch. iiii f' k W ' ..,. sg, R Nw W xXXY X lli ..,.-', DBNISB AUSTIN .3,,,wQ-'1- February 10th De De Her smile is the sweetest that ever was seen. Soccer, Hockey, Basketball, Volleyball, Baseball, Archery, Badminton, Tumbling, Tennis, G.O., G.H.S. News, Green Witch, Dramatic Association. . N. . f fzffjj -5 M 'V . , ii W ., ' :B ,BBB-.,, - , :sm .Av 11, Rang R :B- 1-As., .1 ' 1-:.2 ,,.,: if .' 3 wa, sf' GENEVIEVE AVANTINO October 4th Jennie With mirth and laughter let wrinkles come. G.O., Girls' Glee Club. 1 fw 4 U ,Y ii. it 0 g ' .., Y ' ALBERT AYRES l February 13th Al There's a twinkle in his eyeff G.O., Spanish Club. y ? ilii lWILLIAIvl BANKS f March 24th Banksy' gl g His friendship is a privilegef, X . I G.O., Boys',G e Club, ' - ff ' 54 'l.e' ft News, ee 'tch. l',. - 'Ta' 7 ' .5Q,XZh- sli lr A 1525.255 V, . ' ANE BANTA T December 4th Jane' Lovely to look at, delightful to El i'.., - know. st.. 5 B . .- . '06u... Hockey, Basketball, Volley, ball, Tumbling, Tennis, G.O. Dramatic Association, Riding Club, Girls' Glee Club, Opers Club, Green Witch, Dance Club, National Honor Society w f .1 -H 1 'K ,of ERIC BERG , January 6th Eric Men of few words are the best men. G.O. JOYCE BESSO July 23rd Joy A light heart lives long. . Baseball, Tennis, G.O., Dra-X matic Association, Spanish! Club. . if rife' . B..-BEAM We eet t . a p as - ' ,s t g t. . I occer, Vol1eyball, Bad on, .ennis,,.'GO., Dramatic Asso- iation, Spanish Club, Girls' Elee Club. TILDA BOLOGNA Tanuary 13th Til It is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. occer, Basketball, Volleyball, aseball, Girls' G Club, .O., French Club, Girls' Glee lub, Opera Club, Orchestra, Green Witch, High School tring Ensemble, National onor Society. 'i-ro.49.o at Lcrut G: as WSL f Title. ROY BONAPARTE February 6th Boney His only fault is that he has no fault. G.O., The Compass, Class President. A Q . , 1 V' I N .tv PATSY BOVA September 15th Pat He did the utmost bounds of knowledge find. Tennis, G.O., French Club, Orchestra i .ax ff 3 JOAN BRADLEY August 13th Lee Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low. Badminton, Secretary, Drama- A 191 - I 'wk V K rental? E Lk . Q .M A -4, .f-,X 'L 'K ,L Q Y i 1 f as JOHN BRENNAN July 'Ith Johnny I am wealthy in my friends. G.O., National Honor Society. BEVERLY BRIDGES October 2nd Babs A merry heart is good medicine. Archery, G.O., Girls' Glee Club, Opera Club. r ' x , K y 3' N '::. r lining 6 f 2 Q, E 1 ,.,,, ' f 2 'ih J ! mi J I ll? - . fi, f f.? Mi , 'B . D, .. ti . ff - J in a 'N-r I' Q.- , 1 ,hs 'mf' 5, a if 'iw 52' .Q N 'Qu - fr CELESTE BROWN June 17th Celeste It is not strength but art that obtains the prize. Basketball. PATRICK BROWN October 7th I , Pat I Happiness is a wine of thetrarest I vintage , 1 ' Cross Country, Track, G.O. ABBOTT BRUSH July 27th Hodge The world means something to the capable. Football, G.O., The Compass, Band, National Honor Society. tic Association, National Thes- my -f pians, Girls' Glee Club, Opera - i W Club. Ts we X . Ol W' s ' LEH T 'in '11--A JEANNE BURT A t 1:iN BEAN? hb H if E ' s A Q January 16th Jeanne ' ugus 1 e on ,ws ,,, a Vivacity is the health of the He has thebsitzation well in . '79 if fp., ff- Jpififjf an . f w ,-,. . B b ll, G.O., C Cl b. G.O., German Club, Radio 1 it ' ase a amera u ,Club, National Honor Society. Hi, '-.. A ' ' ' i 'W i I' ' t , it , CHARLES BUTTER November 27th Charlie Us A sense of humor is the salt of life. - G.O., National Honor Society, Radio Club, Secretary, Spanish Club, Band, Opera Club, Or- che PTM Compass. JOHN CALLAHAN October 28th Ca1 Some like work, some like fun. I'm for both. Hockey, G.O. dim! ff f4c.y5'9' 'M lll RT CARROLL March 15th Buddy Cutest man in town. Football, ZO. ,. ' , , ,. ' t --M bzlfff -liJlu'V -I to TKT' . L ,Qf'xf 'QsX,1.4wl x sv-'V NANCY CARROLL October lst Poco As the sun colors flowers, so does art color life. Tumbling, G.O., Riding Club, Secretary, The Compass, Art Club. w1LL1s CARYL 5 t september zofh Bm ' 'W ts s T Q' Golf, G.O., Navigation Club, - . . I - is , T O. Representative. X. fy, ,,,, ,V f, 7 3 CX 4651 A Sta 1 M 2 A gentleman to match the best of any pedigree. Fleet Captain, Radio Club- G avi' .T KN 5 91 ' Q34 Hgh! N HELEN CASEY ' September Sth Casey Beauty as we feel it is something indescribable. Baseball, Tumbling, G.O. 5 M, A I I Y . , U W ' ' 1 MARY GASEY ' January 2nd ,lf ' CB 1 'FA sntileiandrnfllaugh for W , 9 everybody. , X . 1 'I ,I We Bask91ba1,lvq-llsybasl, Be GtO.i Dral if tic Association, Girls' Cl M Club, Opera Club. i l l ' l FRED CHAISON 1 July llth Pre ,.L,f .V I , J '11 e gegzn c t asketlsall, a k, C chzsnqj R l 0 BETTY CHARD , March 22nd f Bett2 Happiness is the supreme obj of existence. Soccer, Hockey, Basketbax Volleyball, Baseball, Archer Badminton, Tumbling, Girl G Club, G.O., Girls' G1 Club, Orchestra, String El semble. -' ' L .r ve sz' 'Aa' 'J W J V W' r ' '- UA, lb w CATHERINE CHICK S, JulY 16th if' ' ickil 1 Lau be erry. Sggce as ' ' ,Vblleybal Q as a11,T m l'n,g, i'rls'p G iq Y .Qji ll' sg , 1 , if M 1 I fWfj1fr,il-yLfZl l x-'V ffijff 1 ff' N I if - Q , I . 4419, A i L' F ' 1. 4, f f GEORGE CHMIELOWIEC November 25th Gig Little brooks run into great rivers. G.O., Boys' Glee Club, Cla: Treasurer, The Compass. ,- ffxo FLORENCE CHODAZECH November 15th Flo She was a phantom of delight. 5- G.O. ,I 'V vw MARY CHURCH September 13th Churchie For once red hair brings a sunny disgositionf' Soccer, Volleyball, G.O., The Compass. ' . . 1 fi ELI L H, Dece eyl ' Y fi . Tl zildest mlttters and the ' gentlest heart. adminton, G.O., Typing Club, ecretary, Girls' Glee Club. LUCILLE CLARK May 9th Lucille Hillanners are the ornament of action. asketball, Volleyball, Arch- ry, G.O., Film Critics Club, panish Club. , K , f ,, I. ' ' Q! f PHYLLIS COFFIN lune 4th Phyll Her pastime was to play with hearts. occer, Hockey, Basketball, rchery, Badminton, Tum- ling, G.O., Dramatic Associa- tion, Riding Club, Spanish lub, Girls' Glee Club, Opera lub, G. O. Representative, reen Witch. CHARLES COLLINS December 29th Charlie 'His good will is as great as bis grin. Typing Club, Student Shop. -.fm . s RZLYN COMEAU Nov ber llbth Evie 3 M,-. p 'Uifgentt YNY!! with golden hair: , a winni gt mile, a manner rare ,X we 'paf f f , . W ,, y 7f' STK., Ba ketball, Volleyball, ' '. 'iii 3 B s all, G.O., National Honor i Society, Girls' Glee Club, The Compass. .Wi , - ' ,rx H s mix rw .. ,-'A cs.- .haw-'W ifw ti H BERNI COM A April 11th ' H' ' rw fNot too serious-not too gay. Hockey, Baseball, G.O., Girls' Glee Club. .ar au... ' . 6 , Ri, ifwv WX R-V' exam., e MURIEL coM1Q5xu-vczX December 15th Mala A good sport and a better friend. Hockey, Tumbling, G.O., De- bating Club, Dramatic Asso- ciation. . fy t . If I I f' Q 1 We MARIAN CONLON November 10th Marian Little said is soon mended. G.O., Band. LQ-9-AS 3fQ 'L.s,X-X -XGA n Qxxlcliasl 1 OLGA CONSTANTINE T' June 27th Ollie The best of life is conversation. G.O., Camera Club, Secretary and Treasurer, Typing Club. d4!1A..,1g,,.,,,,iv..s-L.-77 if:.ld.Q-5 JA .LX ,sLA,,,....,,,1,,,4.J t'Q.1C..gi,' , A, 1 Pj.:-ff-24.1 ' GLORIA' COOKE ' September 4th Cookie , -4, A lady richly clad is shef beautiful LH ig, exceedingly. 2-.Q L' Soccer, Volleyball, Badminton, ,VV W Tennis, G.O., Dramatic Asso- ' . ciation, French Club, Secre- rr? tary, Riding Club, Band, Libra- rian, Girls' Glee Club, Orches- tra, Librarian, Green Witch. MARGARET COONEY May 3rd Peggy Eternal good nature is her heritage. Soccer, Volleyball, G.O. 1 ROSARIO DePALMA ,Z I ' April 16th Butch lu ff in I ineNid.ff f Of science and logic he chatters. 'fn rand, Orchestra, Boys' g0OfhfagfC1Gi?'fA Radlo Club Club., Pauls' 31 ' , A 5 A, x , 5 !, K t - . 1' ' 1 ' ff f. ' , MMM at RUTH DORAN June 23rd Ruthie A witty woman is a refasgref' DONALD CROSBY Soccer, Hock , etball June 19th HDOW, -ft. ,gy Voll , seball, Girl: For he was just the quiet kind. A1 ago' H ' -O ' Cfrliticlftssf - - ' 'on nch u , anc G.O., Fire-police Squad. , S3 lee Glu rchestre 5 S. Ne s .O. epreser tativ . J 1 . . UNNIN IQVIXM s- A ARET PALLON , January 25t M'f41ancy j e 14th P3ggY jf W1 6 filhe I X If way in er yes there w. ' g fp! . SkAf?61i 'auf Base' ij! . fy G. ., Fil ti s Club, Spai Mi G-O-f C1 ice ' ish Club re Witch. l dent. yyxff X 1 f f i l'bfJif,r fffzaaff X15 -f VIRGINIA FANNING February 16th Ginny MILDRED DANSUK ,, . . U f Nothing succeeds like success October Sth Mildred Character makes its own destiny. G.O.- Art Club My 61 iirr I 3 1 1-E ,I a t. ' If GEORGE DAVIS August 15th George My mind to me a kingdom is. G.O., Debating Club, Treas- urer, German Club, National Honor Society, Radio Club, Or- , chestra, Green Witch, Rher p,ox0 Compass. Xe Jqoqglb' guess' afxva AVA' 5 V52 qv A X 'hw ' Kel? wo e zgvollrlll MURIEL DeHAY s 1 August 9th Muriel Nothing great was ever achieved I ii - - 1 3 '.- I without enthusiasm. ' , V - I 7' ' :'- I 2- . 1 -Lg: is ., . , . ... , . iv . L..-i..Mw , f W, ., , k . wg-y,,. M- 11' r-if . m.fi1u,. :wo J MN .,::vg??IK I -ia: .Wi L. 2 - .... . ,- .-.Q ,.. W ' Hockey, Basketball, Voller ball, Baseball, Badmintoi Girls' G Club, G.O., Frenc Club, National Honor Societ i ROSE PERHARO October lst Rc She hath a natural, wise sincerity. Archery, G.O. JAMES FIN EY ,,,,' Il, .113 october 29111 K f ' K U A gentl and a I ar. GO 1 s' nt . re 1 I ional o ociet , rtor-i - ' , 1 Co i ,C qwfffi i Y Greeln ch Vi i slidqnt, Raid-ifrhlu ,Spani - ' N JJ kd M . ' s 1, ,rp I ,JK ' sl. f' ' ROL? FJELDE ' March 15th Rolf 4 One of the Intelligentsiaf' ' G.O., Debating Club, Presi- gl ? dent, German Club, Key to i G.H.S., Vice President, Na- ,tional Honor Society, Radio lb., 'V:f - A M y sr Cl b. f 5' a een 22,252 .:1-.t,L-L5 s'f,,..,51 X to OI C Q! l eJ ' 8 B Q5 VIOLATFORTQMAROFF 5- November 16th Vi L' l . . l The only way to have a friend is I to he one. llfiench Club, Riding Club. 'V ix . xi CATHERINE Fox A ' December 2nd 5'Cathf:'bf X 1 , . . .J ' The restraining grace of common sense. G.O., Typing Club. - ELIZABETH FRAZI March zzna gl V Rather than love, t an mo , than fame, give m trxtbi Soccer, Hockey, Bas etball, Volleyball, Baseball, Qir ' G Club, G.O., Presid t - hating Club, German b, Treasurer, National Honor So- ciety, Girls' Glee Club, Opera Club, Green Witch, G.H.S. lNews. FRANK FUSCALDO November llth Honey The most manifest sign of wisdom is continued cheerfulnessf' Baseball, G.O., Film Critics Club, Band, Opera Club. PATRICIA' GILLESPIE MHY 23rd Techia She's a winsome wee thing. Volleyball, Baseball, Girls' Glee Club. ' ,h .Wo Qs- , D ,A xjuo X 5 5 x'5g,Q-J ,ae -9 C ,-0 su L- y X Naam! 'w i ' at is into-1 DOLORES GOOTH March sth 'QfU4 15'Qfi Fair of face and warm of heart.' Soccer, Hockey, Basketball, Baseball, G.O., Dramatic Asso- ciation, French Club, Green Witch. act. - -I DANIEL GOVE November 5th Dan Silence is more eloquent than words. Track, G.O., Film Critics Club, Photoplay Club, Orchestra. SUZANNE GREEN July 4th Sue Pleasing to the eye. Soccer, Hockey, Basketball, Baseball, G.O., Spanish Club, Girls' Glee Club, G.H.S. News. HELEN GREGOR June 24th Helen It is tranquil people who accomplish much. Soccer, G.O., Typing Club. JOHN GRESSMAN August 24th John A constant friend is rare and hard to End. Cross Country, Track. Wg' f' a AC E ' A il' 1 Hack 'S ' d is she i e art of making r' ds. G ., Dramatic ssociation, irls' Glee b, Opera Club, S. , en Witch, Na- , nal on Society. lieu I' 5 L4 f 1 1 -'A' AUDRE HAWMA Rf.-A ob Eumrwgwcax Ns ... x-Jasllrxiw-X-E. XN-i' WA. ELEANOR HALE November 5th Ellie .mg y M All the world's a stage. .M Soccer, G.O., Dramatic Asso- I ciation, Film Critics Club, Na- tional Thespians, G.H.S. News, The Compass. 13? '67 .sy ev gl- 443, 41.1 z a : GLORIA HANNIGAN June 19th Mike A witty beauty is a power. Soccer, Basketball, Volleyball, s' Baseball, Tumbling, G.O., Dra- 3. . matic Association, Green f Witch. LOIS HANSEN , , -,E - ' le January 4th Lo1s A we It's a woman's privilege to change her mimi. ' Basketball, Volleyball, Base- ball, Tumbling, G.O., Spanish ' F4 WN Wa 0:4 Club, Girls' Glee Club. , A 5,55 .ew .ff ce I n I 1 L',- 1 ryNpY 4. 9 ' ' 1' y e 4 ' S is A' rf? me 'X' ' ' 'flh- i S' QA The C m 45 , .., L ll F x F Y H 55 ,,b, Vk,- i E ,. . 1 f A, X K ' - , D-'Kyiv ld V fly llby ' - t 'V June 15th Haw ,K W Sweets to the sweet Soccer, Basketball, Volleyball Baseball, Tumbling, Girls' G Club, G.O.- Dramatic Associa tion, French Club, Typing Club, Green Witch rips? if l. j 1 Xl,-'EE1:fN HEIKHIQA' we October 10th Lenny Her beauty made me glad. Soccer, Basketball, Volleyball, Baseball, G.O., Film Critics Club- French Club National I I Honor Society, Girls' Glee Club, Green Witch. 'TQ VIRGINIA HENRY January lst Ginnie Softly speak and sweetly smile. 3 . N 3 si- '20 'J ALARM H LBEBR if e afvegy' s,,f'P1ugefxf' J U'Vtjffi53,Me Jdhe gddyflfhfz Z tall, any most 'finely f - , So L, gglenziyr Baetxlli F5 s f Tennis. - ff YNQ' J.9 lgq' 'P yd X 'W' f 1, so 48 f 5 .3 XX 9 ,5 4 -Ksrpa V, DOROTHY HOFFMAN July llth Dotti lt is a friendly heart that has. plenty of friends. G.O. l w L' l CHARLES HOWARD September 23rd Chuck'l In thy face I see the map of ' honour, truth, and loyalty. Basketball, Football, Golf. eff'-fiiw Y. 1. ' Cl .Xb ly WILMA HROZIENCIK April 12th Will ln her tongue is the law of kindness. . , l Soccer, Basketball, G.O., Ger- man Club- G.H.S..News. f,' , I. w , ' l ' asf'-7'Il'.7 Ldrhfvl 'V IA, JANET Hlllll.. 7 t lApril 12111 ' , Wm On wings of song I dana? along. , G.O., French Club, National Honor Society, Girls' Glee Club, Opera Club, A Cappellal Choir. BARBARA HUMENIK February 27th Bobbie W With a leap and a run, the game she has won. l Soccer, Basketball, Volleyball, ,Baseball, Tumbling, Tennis, Girls' G Club, G.O., Green l wnchu N ery, , Q ,J l 4 ' ' ' f ' 1' N . .lp g :nu-'Q . ,J or-w.l.. ,P-fvv it 1 . V MASQ ,V A 3, My-4.!1vV 'JM vi MVA LOIS HVOLBECH August 16th Blondie A merry heart goes all the way. G.O., Dramatic Association, Girls' Glee Club- Modern Dance Club 54' ' J ? ..ill,3 . , sl , x . Ar 1 + I ' MICHAL TSBELL June 18th ' ,Q Mike T95 Shaw hath a winning way. , Soccer, Basketball, Baseball, Debating Club, Dramatic Asso- ciation, Vice President, Green Witch, Swimming Club. ., .- , 1 1 f' fra C Ml-f'VM 7 Nr! J, J .L.'-E-lF.rTzf,Q,v - LEROY JACKSON t 4,-5 July 12th ig, L.A.G77 ' l There's rhythm in Qis every step. Cross Co T ' , ,G.O. 1 1 CK , g bv S H 1 , l ll li, ' f 63534 . , . 54- DANIEL MJANKO ICH May 18th Jank We shall miss him. Track, Boys' Glee Club, Opera Club, Manager. ALICE JOHNSON lVla1'Cl'l 26th Johnny Born with the gift of laughter. Soccer, Hockey, Basketball, Volleyball, Baseball, Tennis, G.O., Girls' Glee Club. L I T A W .5 h 7 bf 1 5 a,mr.ww .as . . .4--4 ft ,t . K 1, .,, . , '45 ff Q.9u4f'Ca 810' J x wiht!! G-LA-RS KELLY March 13th Puck Unceremonious as a train whistle. Hockey, Basketball, Archery, Tumbling, Tennis, G.O., De- bating Club, Dramatic Associa- tion, French Club, Girls' Glee Club, Opera Club, Green Witch, President, Modern W as GW? ROBERT HEPPLE September 14th Hep , Ready, willing, and able. Football, G.O. Lo let TOP k.N.Avf,l4l 'f Y3 +8 uf-1,9044 V9 ' vt L! yfflo lo 74. .o .'. WALTER HIMBER February 9th Gaybo Don't look now, but l'm the candid camera man. G.O. x 53 Ut? jpgjjx N if 'gf f X6 0 f tr 'dmv 'ihlnks A LUXU '11 Qfotvgf ELOISE KINZEL '12 June 4th Lee Such a lightsome thing was she. Soccer, Hockey, Basketball, Volleyball, Baseball, Tum- bling, Tennis, Girls' G Club, G.O., Girls' Glee Club, Student Shop. wood tJ.,f1.,C-Onan ' 1f raft. if MARGARET HNOTTER i September 2nd Peggy Never idle a moment. Soccer, Hockey, Basketball, Volleyball, Baseball, Badmin- ton, Tennis, Girls' G Club, G.O., Debating Club, French Club, National Honor Society, Riding Club, Girls' Glee Club, Opera Club, Orchestra, A Cap- pella Choir, Green Witch. MARY HOERNER March 28th Red As bright and as small as a sparrowf' Soccer, Hockey. , '- ROBERT KUEGEL February 22nd Rob What should a man do hut he merry? G.O., Radio Club. RAY LANDIS February lst Bud There is mischief in his eyes. G.O., Spanish Club, Opera Club. a , my F5 S y ff IHQQEQQHEJQRRABEE figfebruxgl-fy Ligzie 'But stdfighgr uiord if toujours gat. , f MW Basketball, Basebal'I,f De- bating Club, Ge ani, lub, National Honor Society, Girls' 0 1 1 I 4 .7 5 ELIZABFTH Magi-1A1i. ' August 26th Mac 25,5 . +-. , Her voice would lull the elements to rest. G.O., Girls' Glee Cl r fy? rf l I November 20th Lainey None knew thee but to love thee. Badminton, Tennis, G.O., Dra- matic Association, Girls' Glee Club. y n ' fl by t CHARLOTTE MAMMONE M E U ANGELO MANDRAS July 24th Shorty Energy and persistence conquer all things. G.O., Camera Club, Film Crit- ics Club, Photoplay Club. VJ-1 Glee Clubf G.H.SwvUV . l I , MAJ N .1 VUL tp A' -.., 4 L . . ' -'., M 6iARBARA LEIYIT U ,ht , 5 I y y Rosen MANLEY HY t Bobble 6 2 ' ' za.. November 23rd .lerko A sunny smile as she passes hy. ' ,-. ,A .12 HA capable person with many 1 Soccer, Volleyball, G.O., Dra- t ,gf 4 friends, too. X matic Association, Film Critics r , , ,- Cross Countryi Q rack. Club. X ' P I f ya? is I 7 I ' ..ir,-..,. ,- I 1' ', A l 'X MARJORIE 'l' X ' ff af. , W Y l J I nth xx, I H It H .4 . I 1 V I E fqgpl U Y 'I Y so yy y i' Jq,1 th Ike She may he smallg we hope she's i' . ' - , H U wise, for not quite all depends 'V 't , 'W 1 Q :Z Q .gf , ff Le! da 6 10 'be Wleffy- N on 'ze ' yqguv ' W ' Vo ball, Archery, G.O.,. G.O., Dramatic Association, , Q ' ' t y l ra C - cretary-Treas-l Orchestra, Girls' Glee Club, IQV .x ,,: 'i V H ' urer, M' ance Club, The Tennis, Hockey, Basketball, , Compas Student Shop. if in L REGINA LIPTAH 'February 3rd Reggie Silence more musical than any song. Volleyball, G.O., Typing Club. w- M1LDn1iI1?,WfNNsrgtf-- l Fe rqM9f!14t' Terry tif 4 . The r own ,merit makes e I 1 KW . Volle l , Tumb ing, Tennis, G.O., German ,Club, Riding Club, Orchestra, Senior Com- merce Club. CAROLYNLMARINO' October 24th V All Lynn Character E 'orth iz thousand , urels. ' Sobcef, Basketball, Volleyball Ba 'ball, G.O., Daaftnatzic Asso vc' ion, Spanishl lub. FLORENCE MASI January 15th Flo All and all, she is a likable lass. G.O. JOHN MAXSON November 7th Porky' A fresh, a free, a friendly man! Baseball, Football, G.O., Dra matic Association, Opera Club. EDWARD MAZON n y..J v feb 'Qinsuv .-: Ziff ' . 'ex gm- Ov October 23rd Ed Wit and wisdom are born with : a man. Cross Country, Track. 20,14 rw du'-f 'T ' EVELYN McGILLAN December 9th Evie Dark hair, dark eyes-not too dark to be deep. c.o. NED MCKINLEY N December'2nd tif' Mac Born for success be seemed. G.O., French Club. l , u wwe., 'L-Q 'gef- ROBERT MCPARTLAND December 5th Bob True as the needle to the pole. C1.O. HAROLD MCVAY June 14th MaC He had no malice in his mind. G,O. CAROL MEAD November 13th Carol Wisdom is the conqueror of fortune. G.O., French Club, Library Assistant. HERBERT MEAD February 25th Herb Everybody likes and respects self-made men. Cross Country, Hockey, Track, Photoplay Club, Spanish Club. MMU JM-,b OM PHOEBE MERINGOLO May 29th Phoebe Let us then he up and doing. Basketball, Volleyball, Arch- National Honor Society. EDWARD MORLOT May 31st Eddy He carries a stout heart in zz youthful body. Hockey. ery, Badminton, Tumbling, G.O., President, French Club, CORINNE MORRELL July 5th Keen mf' Many persons feel art, some W understand it, but few both feel and understand it. Soccer, Basketball, Volleyball, Baseball, Girls' G Club, G.O., French Club, National Honor Society, Girls' Glee Club, Opera Club, A Cappella Choir, The Compass. , ., -fl J' A 1 I PJ! jf!!! .ji lf fl , CARL MOWREJ 'V October 12th X L Mo A He will hgw to the line 'of right. -ff Cros,s,JCountry, G.O., Photo- playfClub. JOHN MUCHA June 26th John Why don't you speak for yourself, John? W A il: VD .-. rg s , , K ., ve X ' ,Q ky ft V as i Jos HLNE MURGI N .. ,T October 20th Jo X A , 'lv L Whatever is worth doing is QW worth doing well. '-as ' . G.O., National Honor Society, Girls' Glee Club, Opera Club, - 'gi ' Green Witch. l ' if ,rl If V ,Vasu so er it so p 1 IJ f L.-,.sW il ui, .. LAWRENCE NAIWI V' . . is 'H 15 L April 30th Larry .bi t-QW Genial, courteous, intellectual, J ' N: virile, courageous. J - G.O., Golf. . :,, I 5, . 'ff f 9' J J ' ,450 X f f . f ish? 5 ful its W RUTH NELSON January lst Ruthie Light opera in person. Baseball, Tumbling, G.O., Ger- man Club, Girls' Glee Club, Opera Club, A. Cappela Choir. 5.4. Q A M DOROTHY O'CONNOR 4 August 22nd Dot Your life shall never lack a friend. G.O. Y- PHYLLIS ORLANDO June l'1th Bubs Laughter and I are the best of friends. G.O., Opera Club. DOROTHY PALMER March 2nd Dot Her giggle travels the crescendc of enjoyment. Volleyball, G.O., The Com- pass. i Vg .ua-9. fav , !A,.' PAUL PALMER March 2nd Whitie A disposition sunny as his hair. Cross Country, Hockey, Track, G.O., Navigation Club, Foot- ball. SAMUEL PASOUARELLI October 12th Raz A sensible and well-bred man. G.O., Camera Club, Radio Club, Band, Opera Club. DOUGLAS PATTERSON January 23rd Doug' He's a finished dancer. Tennis, G.O., Camera Club, Treasurer., Cheer Leader, Op- e a Cl 154 1 . . Q . - 1 ,G-or-7. lf . DOUGLAS PATTON February 23rd Doug Tix love that makes the world go 'round. Cross Country, Track, G.O., Camera Club, Film Critics Club, Navigation Club. LQYS N. ,.u'X XL 0 A X AIA X T NORMA PEABODY February 9th Norm A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Archery, Tumbling, G.O., Film Critics Club Riding Club Spanish Club. -'TD n Soccer, Basketball, Volleyball, .. i . . i u :N Cb ,EGM frkl 1 I rj if Q Q i 99' Lao-edeffd PM YI dr. P Loadtlgtat' JMB! PHYLLIS PECH Md May lst Peppy The genuine eloquence of szncerityf' I Volleyball, Badminton, Ten- x K, X, GEORGE PETERSEN February 7th Red A deed done ix well begun. hi rlwefljtlfw x G.O.- Camera Club, Naviga- tion. MINNIE PETISE July 16th Minnie Who deals only with things of true worth. Girls' Glee Club. l RICPSARD PETRIZZI ebfuqary 'l 1th Dick M 'A r I meant I0 do my work today. G.O., Typing Club. nis, G.O., Dramatic Associa- tion, French Club. ' 49.941 X ,ca 1 ' Q - X X ,. X. X' CRX Q A ., xx, XJ A X N 3 JOHN PINHNEY January 10th Pink JOSEPH PELLICANO ' . J ne 13th HJ H V A He who knozlgfs himself knows U 06 ot ers. There are smiles that make ui' G.O., German Club, Radio 'MPM'- ':'- . i it J s Club. f, Lb, - , I, ...kg I m, . ' gun, X x, X CARMELA PERNA JOSEPH POLICASTRO September 2151 ncupidu March 10th Smokey Your charmxzl ohlmaiden, sweet H'f1'1'y 'lm I' from care Fm fred, H72 df, Band- I. If l G.O., Girls' Glee Club. 'DQ , Q-fl 1 . I ' .fa ,f . f Q3 A 1 lag l 1- fig lvulbr, VINCENT PERNA JEAN PULASKI March 17th Jimmy , 'ry ' February 18th Jeanie A mightier man we've yet to see. Th Agri M1 Smile and the world smiles with Football, G.O., National Honor ,Lf-f' X y wdlmuk yon' . . W ,W 11, ,,,.. ' ,, Gvo' Society, Spanlsh Club, Wrest- ling Club. ! 1 it 31 , t ii-,, , N1 5 1 'll it 7 gt l ' t 'ls if J 'ii . , ,, l , s X f K3 I Ui 1' l ' J 1651 .5 nfl!-'iv4'1'9 7,4'l '4 fl STEPHEN PURCELL March 9th Steve The thoughts of youth are long, long thoughts. G.O., Spanish Club. ,l 1 V c ks 4 0 jfiaff HELEN RAY January 26th Bootise She who laughs and is happy bringeth sunshine with every day. Basketball, G.O., Girls' Glee Club, Opera Club. GEORGE RAYMOND June 27th George H e who has hope has everything. Football, G.O. r 6 SAM' 2 I' evwf in WALLACE REINECHE December 19th Rink The modern jester. G.O., Spanish Club. JEAN RIGANO June 2'Ith Curley One may do whatever one likes. Basketball, G.O., Girls' 'Glee Club. ' V' 4' .1 15 1 JOYCE RIGBY April Yth Joy Nothing is impossible to a willing mind. Basketball, G.O., Film Critics Club, Scribe, Modern Dance Club. me fi gilg X. ..,i ANTOINETTE RITZ May 6th RustyR It is the smiling optimist whl wins. G.O. T ROBERT ROACHE . F za March iofh Bob' QW , Q, A boy's will is the u'iml's willf - ..,, a . ew 5. ' W s l J 'A Ei . , g 71 xl 4 xii' R 'Ji JH NF, 1 'jb- KA JOAN ROBERTS .4 February 20th Rob' Tfxliis f, Q, The noblest mind the best - 1' 'Nt fm ' A I contentment has. was V' co., Debating Club, Frencl Club, National Honor Society 2, J I t . , I I . ' s J ,K xr is 1, , I 5 I , ' .I JUNE ROBINSON Q- ' sa r. Y X I K 'S 3 fe I , , few-u QQ Ks' Ml -9 Fe iuaxy 'Ith Q Robbie' ,SS eybly, happily, she goes her 2 way. Sobcer, Hbckey, Basketball IW1mbling, G.O., French Club Riding Club. KAN V f Q' WI!IhN,ROB'iNSON th M X X f Killian' ,K Her step iilinusiar land her voice NL, A K song. Archery, Txsmis, Dra mg. . . . lj tip QSOCIHYIQH , Erenc X ,bs Club, Secretary, National Hon- fhi ,br Society, Girls' Glee Club ' ,As 0 s?tac1ub,Acappe11a choir WN. l X Qian Witch, The Compass. ,.. WILLIAM ROBSON July llth Limey' He is well paid that is well satisfied. fri HELEN ROMANO August 6th Russ Wit is by politeness keenest set. Badminton, Tumbling, Tennis, G.H.S. News. ZELDA ROSENBERG March 3rd Rosy Genius dons what he must. Opera Club, Orchestra. ANGELINA RUSSO April 10th Angie A sweet, attractive kind of grace. G.O., National Honor Society, Girls' Glee Club, Opera Club. el' f J ,- K EU NE S V ORE De Hprl h K JeepQ' A Youth is et' ll of spor 7' football, Vi resident, G.O., LClass President. JOHN SANNA November l5th Johnny Dispatch is the soul of business. G.O., Radio Club, Typing Club, Manager, .Student Shop. I A or SCHLEGEL 1 h uLon Q . S 's name of her sex. G. . 3 3 gglsplfg v . ' LJ 1 .ff inf? al WILLARD SENF November 28th Admiral Let us love life and feel the value of it. JAMES SEXTON June l'lth Jim None but himself can be his parallel. G.O., Spanish Club, Radio Play. CLAUDE SHEA January 17th . Jim And he fasfcertain a good I 4,4 fellow. Ba tball, G.O. J ! A. MARGARET SHEA September 3rd Meg Don't Bfoss the bridge till you 1 cbrne to it. , -f-,.fv..,fL,1 p ffiaiilfeibail, Volleyball, G.o., Girls' Giee Club, Opera Club, Green Witch. X ,J f ' .f ' A a if 11 fffl' ,.,-iff, is yin. ,L W y-,fir W l JOAN SHERIDAN fb January 7th Joanie A friendly word for all. G.O. PAULINE SICILIANO September 25th Sis' Wit has no limit. Basketball, Volleyball, Base balli G-O. e ' ' al 'le ga x N A ess Q J r A' .-.. BARBARA SIMMONS J + l H ADELINE SPEZZANO September 9th Bebe, 'f fee ' ' Mefeh 16th Adds, It is quality, not quantity, that 1 So you shall smile on us hrav C0ll7lf5.U W V i f and bright. co. exif , X co. ez I . es . GLOB -. . K, '-e, . eyyk ,s H July 13th IA SHUEHG1 H A A ,rr A DAVID STEVENS lg r H H Ofy N- my , I. . fi Septemb eu Timely service, like timely gifts, , A , ---e .I , H is doubled in value. X Q A L'-' tg 4.,, 'Y E P19 7 eff ff? Pledfllf' Archery, Badminton, G.O., D 'J 0 my z,e' Film crm Club, Opere Club. A it Al GO Randi BOYS Glee Club ' Hi' gif, 525s-S Zauebe fi cu,u.s.i? .f'woLr.,L4 .e-uccifngg is A We i eeee T3 er e so . x-Cvgmegvm. as ENS JEANNE SMART I V A DtigCj1LAS TEV d ,w Ju1Y 12th Crisco :' WN ,' ugu I ea A smile is a whisper of a laugh. G.O., Girls' Glee Club. 3. Fuqua.,-f - 'Sie is TJ Wx ELIZABETH SMITH 4 ee-e October 29th Shorty i ' A quiet girl with a wealth of h friendliness. 3 'sle 'ff Soccer, Archery, C1.O. ' ' f GORDON SMITH December 21st Yarclbird The Smith, a mighty man is he. G.O., Photoplay Club, Span- ish Club. JAMES SMOLEWSHI December lst Jim He made a thousand friends. ,s 75.12 -is -,5L, 525q1,'i4 , S., sfM'wa5 .e ,fe .m3L..2,,Js A ,M Mi, V ,, ,J .... stasis 5 . X izillwli ill 57' is eff-1,-I 1 ' sn r 2 R ,gm 5 s d A oper s on? l see.' Ban Bo Gleeigl , Operi Clu Cf QW? are Emu! MA seem r lst Men should be what they seem! G.O. all ff O 4 ,X -6440 C RLES TERRELL l October 9th Chuck Nothing great was ever achieved without ambition. G.O., Opera Club, A Cappella Choir. , x ll V 1,-,Vx LD INGA THORENZ May 5th Inkie She was good as she was fair. N Volleyball, Tumbling, Tennis,, G O ' Qi. . -., .L alt. at uf.-af.1,,,L,g, V ip A ,944 -' I MARIAN TOBIN 'M 4, RUTH WALS ily 16th 'Tobyj 1 gm October l3th Dolly 'Tis no folly to ble jojlyyff ' X V ,V Grace was in all her steps. .O. MW! 1. I ' A, lg? Soccer, Hockey, Basketball, ,441 V ' 'X I Volleyball, Go., spanish V ff V off , ' fr' ' f Club, The Compass, Art Club. - ' I ' ' 1 IV Vfr17j7gf w ,li , A , JANET TOOLEY KV X ,ly 8th Jan ' ' O h Vll l' ' V r ne w o ixindlffger in ou V V ga it V Q VV! w ARD Eccer, Volleyball, Baseball, K :, is 'X V - March! 14th Renfrew dmmloni q'O'i Debalmg 1 Truly, music is the food of love. lub, Dramatic Association, ' ' C C T k G O rench Club, National Honor , Oross Cijugdryi me i ' 'f bciety, Girls' Glee Club, Op- 31 V VV VVEVN Pefa 11 - ra lub, Gre n Witch. - , 'ffr 4 '-l' Q ,MJ l RICHARD TOTHILL 'ovember 6th Prank Fhe u'ise man is he who knows the value of things. ross Country, T-rack, xG.O.i banish Club. I I EDITH VAHSEN ' lovember 9th Edie A knowledge both of books and human kind. asketball, Volleyball, G.O. l JOAN VAN STEENBERG lay 23rd Joanie Her smile is her umbrella and raincoat. lrchery, Badminton, Tennis, LO., Dramatic Association, rench Club, Band, Orchestra, ireen Witch, Opera Clu'b, The fompass. ' 1 Q 1 I THEODORE WAEBER lovember 6th Tweet-o lI'he boy carried in his face the open sesame to every door and heart. 'O awk Mn ,pf ni! 5 'X . RY, AV 'iff JCv1f0 ei ,V,,.f , .. V - ls X is 4 EMILIE WATTS August 26th Butch Very quiet until she gets with friends. Soccer, Archery, Tumbling. THEODORE WATTS November llth Ted A blithe heart makes a blooming 11isage. Cross Country, Opera Club. ,f fl' p. . l limi' , lf' X, CHARLES WESTERMAN September 22nd Slugger In combat, here's the vigorous arm of youth. JEAN WILHELM K---January 10th. W'lly , -,XX liHer Legg krkgn :V hQ1lR9uEel AVV NS'oc?:er, Basebal , Tennis, Girls' J G Club, G.O., ational Hon- or Socielt1L,.B.iding,,ClubJ Green Witch, Radio Plays. ' .--f J ' .1 .1 I L,..- 'J -NDAPHNE WILKINS ,March, get-H3 Qaaffy' A sweet dis lxosition and a ec i fi- P H ,ty ate natprefrpeaks in her '-eyes. S3ccer, Bask9.tbl6Tl,'Vo11gyba1l, Baseb6.1fl, G.O.- Sr wish Club, Girl? cileweidbgl 1.1 1 CLIFFORD w1LMoT May 17th Cliff Love makes all things possih . G.O., Dramatic A o' ' , German Club. !',L1,f.f W 6 ' 'J K ,WI ,C Q J' J, ,fn pf WALTER WI'i.SON September 15th Gunpowder Gum with boys are never valued till they make a noise. G.O., Spanish Club, Band, Or- chestra. . n l M, ' . WINIFRED YELSOSHY June 3rd Winnie A 'merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Basketball, G.O., Girls' Glee Club, Orchestra. JOHN YOKE April 17th Farmer A heart unxpottezl is not easily daunfedf' G.O., French Club. GORDON CAMERON September 4th Gordon He's writing his alibi-ographyf' G.O., German Club. iam 1 , 'li C.. lf Ji 'E' Q, at 'K-'F A , ,N We NM -X I 'it' Q D g . 'VN , 3 R - , 'Nw . 7 9 i .. J A K .92 I ' :A ' 2. r-', . ..,. in 'iff i QW' 7 is ' K mf' as - it -Ai Ph A3591 J. ' 'ex P.-eg. 1 z . -. w. 'L .., ,, :?'wTf:::fa.W filinf JOHN CARINO January 24th Gobbi just a regular fellow. G.O., Boxing Clulq. fb 41 fa..-9-ff-,VJ fx , S we U . . , 1 DOUGLAS CLBRHSON Septe ern!3t.b'J 7 'flier ' ife' Avrelry prapbilitif jfafter allf 1 1 f Wpestlwfg Clu'-b,fG.O. f72'f flu ' xl 1 l' ,Y V fy: sf-. Cv I fl D , Q 1 n X 1 f ,X 'X lull' ' nf' N' PATRICK FLANAGAN June 3rd Pa As one who fed on poetry. G.O. PETER MITCHELL August 12th Pete The world holds no other lit him. Football, Track, Hockey, Vic President G.O ,Y Q, J X , PAULINE REGGIANO l January 3rd Reggi She nobly earns whatever cro she wears. W G.O. up . , r , l ,ff ill' lp, 1. l f f W rM'l' p 'DAVID SQEIHOEDER Punai8t?x!5 Fender Bender 'ls Anyt ing but a quiet life. Jqgityall, National Thespians rainatic Association, Clas Treasurer, Band. f 4 -1 f 1 X ,E 222222 i Q .. r' 42:2 C Wy .,.2:2: Q .: Q -I'.'Z'f is .'Z' z Q P 22:24 , F' 132221: ni if , V t. Y 'S W f 1-gggZ,.j.j3 .::r?g..:M,ww::.,MM ..': l f LOUIS SERASO March 11th Louie l , O boy, the times I've seen! 4 f1'l'c If , cf., Band. . mf. 4.-' VL i Ri Exif W XLTLLIRN CAPALBO ocfober 3 Pussy She laughs, because eternity blossoms for her with stars! G. O. w ALFRED DEBONA MAY 22 'Trad' His mirth is free and huhblesomef' G. O. ' PRED HANSEN May' 12 'Hansen' , A man with a face fine and fair. l G. O., Boxing, Fire Police. l HARVEY HowsE Huarvey' i He was a gentleman from soul to crown. 1 G. O., Rifle Club. HENRY HULEY 5' . ff - August 7 I-lank' Always there's something to make l Boys' Glee Club, Fire Police, Captain. I l HERBERT KENT December 23 Herbert' His was a life American as the land. WINFIELD LAYCHAH October 18 Winnie' Aim with a grin and you can't miss. JAMES LINNIN February 2 .Iim' The man worthwhile is the man who can smile. Track, Fire Police, Boxing. ESTHER RICE November 27 Penny' And her eyes had the haze of autumn hills. ARCHIE RUSSELL November 23 f - 1 YV, Archie' His life was spare of words and rich of acts. WI f 'wud rg , G.,O. Boys' Glee Club. 1,9-yvf' , ,ir mvg My on pe r ' 1 : I w fir -4 V -'VV' V M 2:Q:Q:2:321 1, ,V .. -'.','.? GIRL Ruth Walsh .... Ruth Doran ....... Gloria Hannigan. . Gloria Cooke .... Patricia Gillespie. Betty Chard ...... Elizabeth Larrabee. . . Phyllis Coffin .... Gloria Hannigan. . Janet Tooley ..... Ruth. Walsh .... .....Best Looking.... .....Most Popular. . .. ...Best All Around. ... .. . Best Dressed . .. ....Best Dancer. .. .. .. .Most Athletic... Most Changed Since . . . .Freshman Year. . .....Has Best Line... Wittiest Most Likely to Succeed. . .Most Sophisticated. .. SELECT ONE ONLY BOY . . . .Albert Carroll . . .Eugene Salvatore .Roy Bonaparte .Robert Hepple Dan Jankovich Douglas Patton ..Robert Ward Douglas Patton Dan .lankovich Edward Morlot ....Rolf Ejelde Norman Sultzer Class Choice as Sister ....... .. . . .. . .Janet Tooley Class Choice a s Brother .... Biggest Vamp ...... Biggest Flirt ..... Best Actress ..... Best Actor .......... Most Gracious Girl ,... Most Gallant Boy. .. Class Baby ...... Most Brilliant ....,.... Did Most tor School.. .George Chmielowiec .., .....Phyl1is Cottin . .. .Dan .lankovich . . . . . . .Eleanor Hale .. . .David Schroeder . .. . . .Mary Church . .. .Robert apJones . . . . .William ,Banks . . . . .Rolf Pjelde . . . .James Finney I . ,iff .r 2- , N Kfwgxfgf X N gag Asa-is N - fn? 1 X' J? X1 ' an x f,f45,.., N lX,K,x,,J'-Tifizf A A E ia V' ,Z - A I' R lv V X, , ,, fs 5 X '?f4 . f. l ' l . V if J f 5f f75l15mHE L 7' to X , f hlll ie . if ff MA'-Q JH! 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A W Q X TH , I f V 1 -, -,U L ' f V 'X ',A 'U 'A I 'N, BX f h fx 1 ' A X X 7 M, , Iv, , 3 A .Cx rf If Zgx 4 I ' f , H ' K' :Zig 9 N2 Xf 1 ' ,' Q A 'P-' ' A ' A ' ffrrff U57 f '7f 1 ff' . Q f ,f 'M EL ,Z K fe? if ff Now eat your spinach. Coupon 17 Ration Book 1. J jim. Boxxoms up' The 3:05 TUS11- What was that address? W sM I I -1 R 'CIU ICIE f W Ww X UICCQB e -7 W -1 lst Lieutenant J. B. Conlon 2nd Lieutenant F. Bennett 1 cours The Greenwich High School Victory Corps was officially started December 7, 1942, on the first anniversary of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. Its primary purposes are to give all pos- sible student aid to the war effort, and to train its members to take their places in war industries or the armed forces after graduation. Although the Victory Corps movement is government spon- sored and nation-wide, each school may use its own discretion as to organization and leadership of its activities. In our case, a board of teachers, headed by Mr. Clarence Schwager, took the suggestions of the War Department, adapted them to our particular needs, and has, through continued effort, made the Victory Corps the efficient and useful organization it is today. Included in the list of Victory Corps activities are some jobs immediately vital to the war effort, such as the Surgical Dressings and the Home Ties Groups, and such civilian defense activities as Air Spotters and Mobile Unit, as well as many War Courses that train pupils for future induction or war work. The training programs range from pre-flight to cooking and include such valu- able possibilities as boxing, chemical warfare, marksmanship, home -mf Clarence E. Schwager, D rector of Victory Corps. fl. ' A l The Surgical Dressing Groups, which recently reached an all time high in production by turning out 2000 bandages in one week, meet in the cafe- teria every day. nursing, and automotive science. The value ot these courses was proved when two ot our students said that because of the knowl- edge they gained in pre-flight and Service Math courses, they were able to pass the Air Corps examination, Our recent emphasis on physical education has been praised by both the Navy Recruit- v, The statt ot the G. H. S. News, otticial organ of the Victory Corps. Lett to right: Front row: Miss Marion Harrington, faculty adviser, D. Isbell, E. Dahlgreen, W. Duff, J. Hunt, A. Thotner, Mrs. Evelyn Spencer, faculty adviser. Second row: C. Scott, A. Garvey, L, I-lvolbeck, L. Grace, B. Muller, M. Ruddock, M. Jensen, E. Johnson, L. Koempel, R. Curley. Last row: F. Stuckel, R. Fjelde, N. Han- sen, R. Woldert, G. Davis, J. Ojala, J. Jennings, J. Morgan, D. Shapleigh. .Q Captain P. Anderson . , 1 in . A ili f A if . .,,, , lst Lieutenant C. Garcmer is aft The above picture shows girls learning mic scopic technique. Appearing in picture left right are: Front Row-C. Marino, C. Mamone, Sawyer, B. Simmons, H. Buckley, M. Buckles, The motion picture group has made over 600 feet of l6 mm. film on the Victory Corps. Piciure shows Miss Child instructing Andrew MacDonald I? fseatedl how to load a projector, while R. Wil- 5 liams, P. Antes, L. Engborg look on. F. Hacker, J. Morlot. ln Background-J. Doyle, J. VanTassel, G. Gattuso, G. Fisher. ing Office in Norwalk, where several of our boys have enlisted, and our own local draft board. Altogether, Greenwich High School has really gone to war. Many of our old clubs have come into the Victory Corps set-up' and have gained new life in the transition. The S. News has been revised as the official organ of the Victory Corps. lts staff, under the editorship of Bill Duff, with Mr.'Cunningham as adviser, has done a grand job of keeping us posted on develop- ments around school. The News staff has also done valuable work in suggesting improvements in the program and by giving an S for Service in recognition of exceptional contributions of time and effort on the part of students to the war effort. At press time an S had been awarded to only two deserving students. One went to Edith Vahsen for her untiring work in gathering and compiling data for the Victory Corps roster and the office file of Victory Corps information, andthe other to Tom Little for his able instruction in the aircraft identification course and his more than five hundred hours on the tower as an airplane spotter. Though these two people have' made great individual con- tributions, certain activities have made equally enviable records. The Surgical Dressings Group, for instance, recently established a production record of four hundred dressings in a single day, while the Home Ties Group does equally well by keeping in touch with 350 G. H. S. men in the service. Shown at left is Daphne Wilkins, one of our most faithful airspotters, phoning in a plane. l i Elizabeth Frazier is shown leading a discussion of the United Nations Club. This group meets every day and discusses problems of post-war peace and our part in post-war planning. Speakers of foreign birth are spon- The boys in the gym classes made their own cargo net. Climbing up and down this net has helped put G. H. S. boys in top shape for military service. ln the picture left to right, J. Weiby, G. Bennett, D. Patton, H. Mere- dith, S. Watts. sorod by this club. Another of our War Courses which deserves recognition is the Victory Garden Group under the direction of Mr. Charles Wilcox. These students, realizing that there will be a serious food shortage unless every available garden is made to produce, have been working since early in the spring. ln addition to preparing seed flats and distributing them to various home rooms, pupils have made their own Victory gardens, which they tend faithfully during Victory Corps periods and after school. With the experi- ence gained in this garden and in their classes, many of the stu- dents hope to be able to get jobs on farms this summer where they can really work for victory. We of The Compass feel that this spirit, typical of that in all our war courses and in the whole country, will lead to a speedy victory over our enemies. QV Wir Mltly 'gl I ' .1-In V X ,hiv KH ,l.,ilEHWl5Y51Pr4 ' U- I li ,lb f' 5' aff' -13. ,-T 1,1fs,fm ,',-,' -' , iz vc . 1. 'gf gui, W il , ,I A q K i. ' f ii , - 1 , . F- af Qlfmq Q V z it ,., f. its Is. els xi ,iivqjiwglwrkfulxix These girls are studying nutrition under Mrs. Bridges. She is pictured here showing them how to use ration book No. 2 nutritiously . I r Qt' Staff Sgt. J. J. Mottolesa lst Class Petty Officer C Payton , 'pa -l-1 uni-6 il. wi' . Xwliok Thea molfe Ser BX YXC een bo S QYQXYQ X63 Fire-Police Auxiliary: front row, left to right: D. France- fort, B. Creamer, W. Sandreuter, R. Anderson, J. Waurasuk, H. Quigley, J. Lyons, J. Gallagher, G. Lowe, Mr. Peter Hnudsen, faculty adviser. Second row: L. Sharon, A. Frano, W. Bria, T, Walsh, lst Lt. S. Misha, L. Brooks, E. McClusky, R. Jennings, H. O'Brien, W. Blizzard. Third row: H. Purdy, J. Miert, J. Shuttleworth, 2nd Lt. G. Pinder, L. Urso. Fourth row: R. Finch, R. Bella, P. Banks, J. Ivory, W. Duff, W. Shuttleworth, G. Bennett, Captain H. Huley. M,,,,,....-U . is viglgangww 931 n 'ma HND V Rb Y .if ia K .A 2 I 5+ . 'Q ,,., x N151 sf 5 .. fm . Section ot Model Plane group .y it BOYS COO mg group enloys Blat the Havemeyer wood- shop. ,chocolate pudding 'NW KM 3Practice on Ihe cargo nei. soo O we Yxgimghx anis!! 359' . YY x09 O '5 me VX a-'Six Airplane Mechanics for Sims-W girls. si Q, X f , , ,. , img-'A K wut Qigiih wg I an-aw is Q, af W V 2, T 1 Q 1 ,, gg Machine Shop Practice f gg? Q ww, , Qskkaem. , V K ,XA X 10,76 C1,1b in 1 f.L,1g 1, i we-BW ode Hi Prrmy and Navy ,,,L.,a'1 W..-...-.. Paper Red Cross Sewing Judo li N3 Home Ties swf 1 ., W, we ,gm 'Kia J , J X- 1 W iw . f -M -.: 5- 151 15 ff ,W L mm SK -Q ' Q 5 95 Ng 17 Oo dab? S 17164, ?il27?Z6 sf- O G 0,4 Ir- Viciory Gardening - A11' Warnmg SBIVICC Child Care :- caffxeia QW Stretcher Bearers Pitasi throws him for a loss. POUGHHEEPSIE-GREENWICH The Greenwich High School football team, per- haps the most inexperienced Cardinal team in recent years, dropped its inaugural contest at Poughkeepsie, coming out on the short end of a 19-12 score. The Redbirds, however, provided their hosts with a hard-fought contest, which fea- tured, among other things, a strong aerial attack sparked by the throwing arm of half-back Pete Mitchell. Paul Palovchek scored in the third quar- ter on a pass. In the fourth quarter, just before the final whistle, Maxon scored again on a pass from Mitchell. Both attempts at the extra point failed. Poughkeepsie scored one tally in the first quarter, another in the second, and another in the final quarter. E SCORES -,..- - -..,. ,.f4' 1 , ,-' --.......--........--'5 f' 'X . , . xx x 6 A l nf' X W jf X5 X I .--It '-' 'g .. - + -'-'f .. .-w.f':r- H ' ' Fred Wilson, who has been coaching our foot- ball teams for the past six years, left G. H. S, in December to become director of the physical pro- gram of a Long Island war plant. Referring to this year's football team, the coach stated that it was the pluckiest and most spirited team he has ever handled. Coming from Coach Wilson, that's high praise. FAIRFIELD-GREENWICH In its opening Fairfield County Conference tussle with Fairfield, the Big Red went down to a 13-12 defeat. The game, played on Havemeyer Field, featured a sparkling eighty-two yard touch- down run by Pete Mitchell in the second quar- ter. Failure on the part of the Cardinals to score those all important extra points cost Greenwich its second game, in spite of the fact that they out- played their opponents. The glamour of football. Poughkeepsie .. . 19 Fairfield ........ 13 Bassick .... . . 0 West Haven ..... 2l Port Chester ..... 38 Central .... . . . 13 Danbury . . . . 0 Norwalk . 0 ,.,1- f fi. Greenwich '-VP.--'. '- : .,-. .... :E c5iE'5i'- if ale.-xo QL- 3 Greenwich ...... l2 Greenwich ...... 12 Greenwich . . . . . 0 Greenwich . . . . . 0 Greenwich ...... 18 . . . . . 7 Greenwich . 7 Greenwich . ,. . . 6 FOOTBALL SQUAD FRONT ROW-P. Palovcliek, A. Stern, L. Evaristo, Mgr., A. Carroll. SECOND ROW-J. Hall, W. Bergeron, R. Kepple, J. Maxon, C. Pu'a, P. Mitchell, E. .i w-atorc, H. Brush N. Pitasi, R. Bella, R. Kennedy, J. Cooney. THIRD ROW-Charles Datlola, Coach, W. Swcnsen, F. Raines, D. Guerrieri, W. Emmons, W. Henderson J. Stilwell, J. Cody, G. Raymond, S. Keith, F. Abrams, R. Johnson, F. White, Fred Wilson, Coach FOURTH ROW-F. Walsh, J. Cassidy, T. Craig, D. DeMott, P. Cupp, R. Scully, A. Russo, F. Giansello E. Borchetta, F. Gerbasi, L. Davis, J. Cameron. BACK ROW-A. Gasparino-, J. Rada, R. Rose, W. Crowle, J. Williams, L. Noe, F. Stisser, J. Raymond W. Creamer, S. Giordano, R. Creamer. .45 ai 0 was Z, s BASSICK-GREENWICH ' ,W Peewee gives out with a Gr-e-e-e-e-n wich In its second County Conference contest of the season, the Greenwich High School football team was held to a scoreless tie by the Bassick team on Schwartz Field. The weather was the common foe and enforced a dull, uneventful contest by virtue of the muddy, slippery field, pelting tor- rential downpour, and a slippery ball. Greenwich outplayed their opponents and would no doubt have won but for one of those bad breaks, suffered when Referee Eddie Shugrue, through a mistake, exposed a Greenwich sleeper to the opponents. A tense moment. PORT CHESTER-GREENWICH On Hal1owe'en the Greenwich High School foot- ball team went down to a bitter defeat at the hands of a powerful, unbeaten Port Chester eleven 38-18. The traditional rivals met on Have- meyer Fieldqand -played one of their most spec- tacular games. At the close of the contest, an im- pressive, and somewhat startling list of statistics was compiled. Featured were spectacular touch- down runs, one of ninety yards by Mitchell in the first quarter and one of seventy-one yards by Bill Bergeron in the third quarter. Because of a leg injury during the third period, Charles Howgate was removed from the game. The third Cardinal touchdown was scored by Bill Bergeron after re- ceiving a pass from Mitchell. Scrimmage on the hockey field. WEST HAVEN-GREENWICH The Greenwich High School team went down to a stunning defeat at the hands of a powerful West Haven eleven. At the conclusion of the game, the fourth of the season for the Cardinals, they found themselves on the wrong end of a 21-0 score. The Redbirds gave their best, but the best just wasn't good enough. The game was all West Haven except for a fifty yard run by Bergeron in the third period and a subsequent march to within twenty yards of the goal line. CENTRAL-GREENWICH The Greenwich High School football team once again succumbed to defeat, but not without a hard battle. This time they were defeated by Bridgeport Central in a suspense laden game on Havemeyer Field. The Cardinals' aerial attack was highly ineffectual-the result of a cold, whipping wind. The Bridgeport team scored in the first and fourth quarters. Bud Carroll came through with the only touchdown in the third period. At the final whistle the Big Red was on the short end of a 13-T score. l l l GREENWICH-TWENTY TWO i DANBURY-GREENWICH N The Greenwich High School football team, after suffering five set-backs and one tie, finally met with elusive and long awaited victory-the vic- tory being gained at the expense of the Cardinals' hosts, the Danbury football team. The Big Red boys, full of fight and determination, made the ilone tally of the game in the second quarter on a pass to John Cooney, giving G. H. S. a 7-0 advan- tage. l NORWALH-GREENWICH The Greenwich High School football team brought its sadly begun 1942 football season to a conclusion in a blaze of power and glory. The victory, the second in a row for the Redbirds, was a much deserved one over Norwalk, with the Cardinals making nine first downs as opposed to two for Norwalk. The Cardinals outplayed their visitors throughout the contest, which ended, inci- dentally, with the Cards on the better side of a 6-0 score. K Kennedy clears the way The coach gives instructions Goin' home Free shot. During this season the Cardinals collected a somewhat mild total of 497 points in sixteen fierce engagements with other school teams. For although at each contest our boys blazed forth in manly determination, tate seemed. against them. We won only tour games. The other twelve went to the opponents, who chalked up 603 points against us. Perhaps you might even call this basketball season dismal. With the Cardinals, in effect, a second string team, you had to sort ot brace your- Time out. . 'Y' - lil T X xy! Basleigtba II f X X Q C X self every time they played. Even Danbury, Norwalk, and Rye, each defeated once, could boast ot other victories over us, as could Stamford, Bassick, Bridgeport, Central, Fair- field, and Port Chester. ' But our team played both a clean and a hard game. Under Coach Gustatson's admirable instruc- tion, they dished it out to the last, losing that one to Port Chester by a tight 35-31. The season was, in short, not too fair, but we all got a taste ot what the Reds might have done. Reaching for the moon. .X ef n I I I BOX SCORES Rye 33 Alumni 34 Stamford 55 Norwalk 28 Bassick 84 Danbury 24 Fairfield 37 Bridgeport C. 32 Is this volleyball ? Greenwich 31 Greenwich 44 Greenwich 23 Greenwich 25 Greenwich 32 Greenwich 40 Greenwich 22 Greenwich 28 Port Chester 46 Greenwich 34 Norwalk 26 Greenwich Bassick 38 Greenwich 9 Danbury 33 Greenwich 31 Rye 28 Greenwich 29 Fairfield 37 Greenwich 28 Stamford 42 Greenwich 33 Port Chester 35 Greenwich 31 Basketball squad: Front row, left to right: J. Jennings, Associate Manager, C. Shea, B. Flannery, B. Fox, L.-Evaristo, Coach Clifford Gustafson. Second row: P. Carretto, Associate Manager, L. Gara- vello, F. Finn, R. Kennedy, W. Bergeron. Third row: R. Kinzel, T. Craig, G. Swallow, A. Stearns, J. Quinlan. Fourth row: A. Russo, H. Martin, L. VanTassel, C. Richardson. Back row: R. Bella, T. De- Hay, J. Fox. AQ., X . A W N' 53, U5 ' B If II age xx, X 1 XS.sX lf fgyfffly I Q . A A I in H- ,m:,r,3.mm, I, . J E T ., !f.I-Hu. I-Z gf , l' 1, -mf, Xi Eli'-' The baseball team had a great deal of difficulty with its early practice sessions this year. As well as having had no regulation diamond to practice on until the end of April, the boys had to spend a lot of time indoors because of the unseasonable weather. When they did get out, between show- ers, the field was too muddy to work on. The team had onlvgfour , letter men this year, George Barber, Larry Evaristo, Bill Bergeron, and Jim Hz-ll, but many others, some of whom were last year's subs and some who are rookies, show excellent promise. Coach Charles Dattola, who has had charge of baseball since Coach Conlon left, has been working hard with the boys and, despite' the hardships they have had to endure during the earlier part ot the season, he feels sure that they will show that fighting spirit typical of all Greenwich teams in their games. BASEBALL SQUAD Front row, left to right: G. Barber, L. Evaristo, G. Costaregni. Middle row: J. Hall, W. Frenz, R. Bella, W. Bergeron. Back row: R. Briggs, Assistant Manager, B. Thomas, Assistant Manager, H. Hanacek, A. DePra, N. Sechi, Coach Charles Dattola, E. Carter, Manager. Batting Practice. DePra slides for home. l Bill covers the hot corner . TRACK SQUAD Front row: L. to R.: R. Fox, P. Brown, J. Linnin, B. Ambrogio, F. Stuckel, D. Patton, R. Ward, R. Kennedy. Second row: C. Peterson, K. Curry, J. Fox, J. Walsh, C. Tothill, G. McAloon, E. Mazon, L. Jackson, J. Mcliltresh, J. Jennings, J. Hinckley. Third row: D. Worn, D. Lewis, J. Carino, F. Abrams, P. White, W. Caryl, R. Sea- lander, D. Heath, W. Kimber, J. King, N. Smith, R. DeKay, J. Morgan, D. Banta, C. Mowery, Coach Clifford Gustafson. T rack This year our Track Team will probably establish QSM I is another record. It's just the nature of the organization. k- ' Last season, you remember, they won every dual meet .A Pl I they held. Not only that, they came out in first place I ' ' T' at each of the 12 consecutive County Track meets. This AX Q 4 - 1 A - N means that they have been Champs for the last 12 years. ' ' - Incidentally, this is due not only to the high standard K J PNN' of the boys themselves but to the supervision and in- spiring influence of their Coach, Mr. Gustafson, who appears to be well able to cope with the extra prob- lems this year has turned up. A double fold reason for high expectations regard- ing the Track Team this year is Robert Ward, who leaps the broad jump with the grea-test of ease and won State Championship last year in the quarter mile, and Char- ley Howgate, who tossed a javelin a record of 160 feet at the same event. And don't forget Fox's pole vaulting, Walsh and his discus, the javelin Doug Patton slings, and that mighty spring of James Linnin. Even as this is being written, various members of the team go through their antics on the field. Yes, they're going to go places. F k T Linnin clears the bar. Fox flies high. ..M...........,. 5 gs. ffl' 5, F A , i FQ A vim ,,,,.,-H Patton throws the javelin as well as the bu11 . Getting oft to a fast start. Left to right: P. Brown, C. Tothill, E. Mazon, R. Fox, R. Kennedy, R. Ward, L. Ambrogio, D. Patton. Physical fitness-has been the keynote of the Physical Educa- tion Department ever since Pearl Harbor. Above is pictured one of the gym classes going through its paces on the newly built obstacle course. CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD Front row, L. to R.: E. Mazon, R. Lehren, J. Gressman P Brown C Tothill R I-'ox R. Tothill, C. Mowery, L. Maloney, H. Mead, P Finn Back row E Schofield R. Manley, R. Schultz, D. Patton, W. Flannery J McFadden D Costaregni G. Cody, M. Roddy, H. Curry, R. Deliay, D. Worn pn.- Cross Country mg. ov... One of the athletic activities which has earned a splendid reputation this year is Cross Country. Working out many an afternoon on the ZV2 mile course at Bruce Park, the 18 or so members ot the organization trained themselves to such a degree that they were able to walk oft with the county championship, defeating Pelham, Mamaroneck, Isaac Young fNew Rochelvlel, and Fairfield. Pat Brown was elected captain of the group and Frank Daur managed the team. The members ot the organization, supervised by Coach Gustafson, were even good enough to clinch a tight 4th place in the Annual State Cross Country competition held at Wesleyan. Charles Tothill, 'Frank Tothill, Edward Mazon, John Gressam, Frank Finn, Herby Mead, Roger Manley, Frank Daur, Robert Lehren, and Robert Fox in a large part form the bulwark on which the team has built so many victories. Within the group itself, the last mentioned, Robert Fox, holds the record for the year at 12 minutes 47 seconds. Future WAACS ? Girls, In G. H. S., a definite schedule has been main- tained in stressing the importance of physical fitness tor Victory. This year has seen the addi- tion of a special Victory Corps gym period, which will render much of that important basic military training for our future WAACS and WAVES. Modern Dancing was introduced to us this year by Miss Minsa Craig. lt has been a great aid in developing poise and achieving body co-ordina- tion. The respective sports have continued their an- MODERN DANCE CLUB A th letics nual course, tall claimed the soccer season, early in December, the long basketball season com- menced, succeeded by volleyball and finally fol- lowed by an all-out baseball season. In addition, swimming, badminton, archery, bowling, and the formation of many other activities have set an active and strenuous schedule. There have been no Play Days this year due to transportation diffi- culties. During the year, the girls outstanding in ath- letics have earned their letters and have auto- matically been awarded their G's . Front row, L. to R.: J. Webb, E. Resnick, Miss Minsa Craig, faculty adviser, D. Bell, R. Coyle. Middle row, L. to R.: B. Peterson, R. Yanosik, B. Nall, J. Bacon, L. Hvol- beck, C. Kelly, A. Garvey. Back row, L. to R.: A. Mahlstedt, P. Coffin, P. Coyle, H. Davis, M. Fields, C. Johnson, J. Robinson. F 'i WW7' ' L -ff' 1 it AiVZf52 'k'r WH - - V K -' SEriGg f 1, lk-fm 5 A Q w S if 3 1 N sm, .WMM ,ff- A' 'Mk 2 9 ez f 94 .W A 9, LQVL ff i 4, if ,if 4 5 if K 3 1, 7 7 Q f ' if Y fl 5 ,,,. i 4 14 ,CR- Q sa Q, Q ur an 4 i-my 5 fs I 'Q as 4' 5 Y Urclzestm The Greenwich High School Orchestra has presented many varied perform- ances this year. It assisted the Dramatic Association with the annual play, played at Nurses' graduation, Open House night, Greenwich High -School graduation, and special assemblies. The orchestra also playedthe music for the program presented over WSRR this year. Director Harrington has scheduled rehearsals for Mondays and Wednesdays from 8:00 to 9:00 a.m. Musically inclined boys and girls are given the opportunity to display their talents and to obtain definite instruction from Mr. Harrington. This year George Davis has been the Concert Master of the orchestra. The selections presented by the G. H. S. Orchestra have always been lookd forward to and greatly enjoyed by their public, especially during this past year. Every member of the orchestra has contributed his share in introducing fine music to an appreciative audience. Tschaikovsky's Sixth 4 , gil 12. f ri , A First row, L. to R.: A. Palmatier, I. Elliott, D. Doyle, B. Chard, T. Bologna, E. Hub- rickey, M. Hnotter, V. Huley, A. Bogdanchik, R. Schupp. Middle row: G. Whe lan, N. Hansen, R. Harrington, R. Davis, W. Yelsosky, R. Lehren, J. Lowe, C Butter, F. Eisle, Mr. R. Harrington. Back row: P. Bova, C. Purdy, F. Novak, E. Mc- Cluskey, S. Miska, S. Beattie, R. Kinzel, Z. Rosenberg. X BAND Front row, lett to right: J. Wanko, A. Purdy, A. Pucci, W. Sandreuter, R. Lehren, J. Darula, E. McC1uskey, W. Crichton, R. Bologna, V. Madsen, C. Roth, H. De- Witt, R. Schupp, E. Oliver, A. Bogdanchik, Mr. Ray Harrington, Director. Second row, lett to right: G. Barber, C. Davis, J. Cran, A. Hletz, F. Fuscaldo, P. Storm, B. Haclden, L. Sharon, S. Pasquerelli, R. Young, R. Kinzel. Third row, lett to right: C. Butter, R. Weinschenk, P. Benvenuto, F..Eisele, R. Harrington, S. Gior- dino, V. Huley, R. O'Brien, J. Lowe, F. Stisser, H. Maynard. Back row, lett to right: D. Stevens, D. Allen, 'R. Hansen, W. Ledman, V. Masi, A. Pontrcello, F. Novak, P. Urso, G. Whelan, R. Roina, G. Eilertsen, N. Hansen. Harrington's Hep-cats. ffl 5 film Band The G. H. S. Band has set an active schedule this year, and much ot this can be attributed to its overwhelming popularity. The band, wherever it has appeared, has supported public morale, so truly vital during these times. The utmost in praise can be given to its director, Mr. Ray Harrington, whose extreme originality has given to us the inspiring Victory Corps March , Victory Bells ,- and Come On Men . Among the members in service are Alexander Bogdanchik and Victor Huley, who are now in the Marine Band. Jerome Wanko, our former drum major, was succeeded by Norman Hansen. This year was the first time the band took part in the graduation program. The following list shows in part how and where the band has served during the year: football games, G. O. assemblies, Christmas program, Smoke Screen, Red Cross, Navy Day, concerts at the Academy, Open House, Annual Spring Concert, Bond Drive, presentation ot Army and Navy W .............. THESPIANS Seated, left to right: H. Ritch, E. Ehylers, Miss Madge Vest, J. Bradley, B. Cuperman. Standing, left to right: B. Angley, Pt. Conlin, E. Anderson, G. Hall, D. Gospodi- noff, E. Smerglio, J. Courtois, A. Butler. T he Dramatic Ass0cz'atz'0n The Dramatic Association's profound purpose is to bring a close association of high school students with the activities and duties involved in a semi- protessional workshop. Students are given an op- portunity to become acquainted with the functions of the theater and a chance to display their acting abilities. The splendid directing of an excellent cast succeeded in making The Man Who Came to Dinner one of the most successful plays pre- sented in G. H. S. On March 26 and 27, the Dra- matic Association members' spring production, The Beggar on Horseback , was one of the best in its history. . The D. A. performed in an entirely new radio script, Greenfield High , which was presented over WSRR this year. The members of the Dra- matic Club went to see several plays in New York. Included was The Pirate , Without Love , Life With Father , 'Uncle Harry , and Junior Miss . Several members were given tryouts by producers in New York, who were searching for new material for a production on Broadway. Among the contestants were Jean Courtois, Ellie Hale, Joan Bradley and Bernie Cupperman from G. H. S. The D. A. consisted of approximately 75 members. The first semester officers were Edythe Ehylers, president, Joan Bradley, vice-president, and Michal Isbell, secretary. During the latter part ot the semester, Joan Bradley was president, Michal Isbell, vice-president, and Marion Good- fellow, secretary. THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER Left to right: M. Goodtellow, B. Houghton, J. Wiegand, G. Hall, B. Guperman, S. Beattie, M. Ruddock, J. Ivory, E. Dahlgreen, G. Jordan, N. Sultzer, D. Doyle, D. Simmons. ,Q I 12, ' K A A.. , 1- . W. 352 1 QW' G - ' Kwvqn sg.. ' 1- , L. I I - 'Q 3 ' e I Q nuuiiuunan liwv f 5' if w . Q ,. . , ,, 3' 5' 'Q ,g xx x . ' . F , A . THE MOCKING BIRD Lett to right: J. Murgiano, B. Hawkins, D. Conlon, A. Caruso, R. Nelson, R. Ward, R. Jorgensen, D. Jankovich, H. Curry, L. Robinson, J. Allan, J. Hull, J. Conway, N M. Eddy, C. Terrill, J. Barone. Opera Club The Greenwich High School Opera Club in its numerous appearances during this past year, has succeeded in obtaining the utmost appreciation from its music-minded public. And that is middle C. Under the auspices of its director, Miss Ma McElligott, the ninety-six active members ofpt Opera Club have presented many varied p1 grams within our vicinity. Included among thq was a performance before Governor Hurley the Pickwick Arms on October sixteenth. The it lowing week the club presented a program at t P. T. A. meeting at New Lebanon. During Dece' ber, the Opera Club made itslappearance at tt Y. M. C. A. Christmas Party, the Banksvi Church, and the Hawthorne Community Club, a also caroled at Alex Templeton's home and tt Greenwich Hospital. There was also a Christrr program for the student body. At high schc graduation, the club sang several selections, cluding a solo by John Allan. The high-light of the season was that delig tully gay and beautifully performed operei The Mocking Bird , which consisted ot a cast 84 in a three night run during December 10, and 12. The nominations of the Opera Club found Jo Allan, President, Richard Conlin, Treasurer, Be, Hawkins, Secretary, Dan Janlcovich, Manag' Janet Hull, Librarian. Alice Moore is the Accd panist, Lillian Robinson, the Student Director, a John Conway and Betty Hawkins are the Publicl Agents. ,, .M7 ,MY , A J ' V ' ' 5 5' 'f f fr y 5 1 ' J Q A . Q 2 5 .6 E OPERA CLUB Lett to right: First row: Y. Ouaranta, E. Kubrickey, W. Schupp, B. Weiby, V. Ash, A. Thompson, A. Russo, A. Caruso, T. Bologna, J. Murgiano, J. Barone, M. Keegan, B. Hawkins, J. Hull, B. Murphy, D. Simmons. Second row: L. Belmont, E. Frazier, R. Nelson, T. Ward, A. Brown, A. Lawless, M. Eddy, J. Donaldson, M. Fields, J. Anderson, M. Lauricella, F. Johnson, J. Cham- berlain, C. Howgate, A. Moore, L. Robinson, J. Van Steenbeifg, A. Crosby, B. McKinley, A. Boyd. Third row: R. Moraio, C. Hatch, J. Allan, H. Decker, H. DeWitt, F. Novak, B. Muller, R. Walsh, B. Stahl, P. Spotford, N. Brown, B. Blunt, J. Bradley, F.. Kubrickey, J. Hacker, G. Skue, M. Knotter, C. Morrell. Fourth row: W. Pape, D. Conlon, R. Jorgenson, B. Henklein, A. Gospodinoff, J. Shuf- tleworth, J. Conway, B. Ward, D. Jankovich, G. Asher, A. Rerna, L. Jackson, J. Presto, H. Curry, C. Terrill, E. Smerglio, D. Gospodinott, A. Pelicano, J. Thime, D. Slater. THE MOCKING BIRD Left to right: M. Foster, A. Boyd, B. Ward, J. Twine, B. Hawkins, N. Smith, L. Jack son, E. Foster, J. Barone. TYPING CLUB Since this picture was taken, the Typing Club membership has increased to 90 students. Some ot the original members appear in the picture above. Front row, left to right: l. Jensen, P. Foldy, Mrs. Hawkins, L. Fedora, B. Ulrickson. Back row: A. Gasparrini, M. J. Lipsett, J. Sanna, C. Fox, G. White, L. Warns, R. Petrizzi, J. Santora, E. Bologna. JIM , rg. if gf . giegksi BOYS' GLEE CLUB Front row, lett to right: F. Pomeroy, M. Seymour, A. Bogdanchick, V. Huley, G. Whelan, R. Hinzel, A. Russell. Middle row: C. Downes, G. Petersen, R. Ken- nedy, J. Policastro, P. Parisi, D. Stevens, J. Wanko, Mr. Ray Harrington. Back row: G. Pinder, H. Huley, D. Stevens, R. O'Brien. l l l 1 Brains, Inc. l National Honor Society , This year the National Honor Society has been of great assistance in planning the establishment of our Victory Corps. The Honor Society has opened a welcome door to students who seek assistance and confidental aid on difficult subjects. Many of the honorary members assisted as ushers during rationing, and others filled the position of school receptionists. Membership is limited to fifteen per cent of the upper classmen unless there are exceptional caees. To be initiated into the National Honor Society a student must excel in scholarship, leadership, character and service to the school. A list of prospective members is given final approval by a vote of the faculty. The results of the election of officers during the current year were as follows: Presidents,.Dick Conlin and Jim Finney, Vice-Presidents, John Allan and Rolfe Fjelde, Secretaries, Muriel Snell and Lillian Robinson, Treasurers, Elizabeth Frazier and Janet Hull. Miss Dorothy Gardner is the faculty adviser. HONOR SOCIETY Front row, left to right: E. Frazier, J. Allan, Miss Dorothy Gardner, faculty adviser R. Conlin, M. Snell. Middle row: G. Hall, J. Mohamed, H. Heikkila, J. Tooley A. Russo, J. Murgiano, J. Hull, C. Morrell. Back row: J. Russo, V. Fanning, R Fjelde, J. Finney, E. Ehylers, G. Levine. 1 4 4 l w CAMERA CLUB First row, left to right: P. Bova, O. Constantine, A. Lenczycki, Miss A. Slocum, tac- ulty adviser, W. Crichten, J. Lenczycki, A. Butler. Middle row, left to right: J. Filtz, C. McQueen, H. Mahoney, H. LaPolice, S. Marchall, M. Cetise, A. Laeger- Strom, V. Ash, S. Jansen, A. Bartello, W. Bernhard, P. Weigand. Back row, left to right: C. Shea, E. Granowitz, D. Hutcheson, G. Flink, B. Irwin, M. Miller, B. Pratley, F.. Mowbray, V. Joyce, W. Coleman, J. Weigand. Camera Club The Photography Club this year has gone into Victory Corps work and has contributed vitally to the war effort. This group divides its time learning the funda- mentals of photography and developing prints in the dark room. Members did a grand job in pho- tographing the freshman class this year. Miss Angelita .Slocum is the director of the Camera Club. Arthur Henczyki, Jack Henczycki, William Crichton and Anthony Butler are the fellow di- rectors of this group. Radio Club The Radio Club has been organized into two dis- tinct groups: Radio Theory and Practice and Radio Code. Mr. George Buckle is the director of both groups. Radio Theory meets daily before school from 8:15 to 9:15. The study of radio theory and prac- tice is in preparation for acquiring a pre-induction Victory certificate. Thirty boys composed the group in the beginning of the year, but the mem- bership has been reduced to twenty by a series of stiff examinations. Front row, left to right: R. Sharfe, J. Street, R. Harrington, Mr. G. Buckle, Faculty Adviser, F. Larsen, H. Myles, R. Stanix, R. Liddel. Second row: W. Bernhart, J. Kovac, J. Miert, A. Hletz, D. Henry, J. Lyons, L. Wilson, D. Worn, A. Mac- Donald. Third rowz J. Geotze, J. Hannon, W. Adamek, A. Gumino, H. Wester- man, P. Peterson, R. Orth, F. Panovac. Back row: D. Sutherland, J. Albinus, I-I. Schmidt, J. Lally, L. Brooks, D. Maxwell, R. Severson, L. Urso, R. Shapleigh, A. Panza, F. Curcio. GREEN WITCH Front row, left to right: D. Isbell, T. Bologna, J. Banta, J. Wilhelm, R. Fielde, B. Thomas, C. Kelly, J. Tooley, P. Austin. Second row: E. Carter, P. Coyle, S. Jan- sen, Pi. Coyle, S. Rowella, B. Capalbo, R. deHaan, J. Mohamed, J. Watkins, A. Crosby, G. Hannigan, P. Coffin, A. Moore, E. Frazier, C. Hatch. Third row: M. Isbell, J. Petrizzi, M. Collins, M. Fields, A. Hawman, Miss Margery Pierce, Miss Elizabeth Sullivan, faculty advisers, D. Shapleigh, V. Ash, N. Roos, J. Wesley. Fourth row: H. Doyle, E. Cosgrove, S. Morris, R. Yanosik, J. Grossberndt, B. Mul- ler, J. Bacon, B. Nall, J. Hunt, F. Pomeroy. Back row: M. Fallon, C. Miller, R. Jones, R. Devaul, M. Hnotter. The Green Wztch Looked forward to with great anticipation is the Green Witch which receives the center of the spotlight during its distribution twice a year Its pages feature the literary geniuses ot G. H. S. and are filled with touching human interest stories news, features, illustrations, and the latest about our contemporaries Behind all this, is an industrious staff, assembling data, collecting advertise- ments, editing material brought in and performing innumerable other tasks to be done before obtaining the finished prod- uct, The Witch . At the Scholastic Press Conference, held at Columbia University, The Green Witch was awarded first prize this year and later it received All-Columbia honors for essays, which is truly inspiring for G. H. S. Rolf Fjelde is the editor-in-chief, Jean Wilhelm, the assistant editor, Barry Thomas, the business manager and Eliza- beth Frazier, the feature editor of this year's Green Witch . The Witch goes to press 4A CLASS OFFICERS Seated, left to right: F. Abram G s, . O. Representa tive, L. Belmont, Vice President, H. Myles, Presi dent, standing, left to right: N. Van Steenberg G. O. Representative, C. Howgate, Treasurer, G D'Elia, Secretary. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: F. Fawcett, President- M Goodfell , . ow, Secretary-Treasurer, W. Bergeron, Vice Presi- dent. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS eated, left to right: A. Crockett, President, C. Mitchell, G. O. Representative, H. Booth, Secre- tary. Standing, left to right: G. Barber, Treasurer, J. Morgan, Vice President, T. Morano, G. O. Representative. S FRESI-IMAN CLASS OFFICERS Seated, left to right: M. Pitasi, G. O. Representa- tive, N. Davis, President, P. Gasparini, Secre- tary. Standing, left to right: L. Hubbard, Vice President, J. Zacker, Treasurer. FRENCH CLUB ... ... Offi , to right- Pe President Ph cers: Seated left . ggy Hnotter, , oebe Meringalo, President! s ing: Gloria Cooke Sec retary Treasurer f ta The I-'ren h c Club has produced a ne this term Caric Vice nd- W project . atures were m studied ade from l and 'shown ' essons as slides. This project and many other u d been the ' n ertakings h aim of the Pr ave ench Club to r est in the Fr p omote inte ench language and literature. T faculty adviser is Mrs. Bertha H f o tman. SPANISH CLUB .. . .. Officers: seated l , eft to right: Lucy Guinio, Sec tary-Treasurer, Phoebe M' ' lfl : F re- 1ller, President. Stand- g rank Fawcett, Vice President. On April 14 the S , panish Club presented a Pan- American Day assembly which was received en- thusiastically by the student body. The program consisted of speeches about diplomatic relations with our Pan-American neighbors. Spanish music and songs created an authentic atmosphere which made the program complete. GERMAN CLUB Office , to right: Thomas Little, Vice President, George Davis, Secretary-Treasurer, standing, Rolf Pjelde, President. rs-: Seated left One of the objectives of the German Club is learning military German to enable them to talk themselves out of a possible difficult situation if captured by Hitler. Membership is limited to those who have had at least one-half year of German. Miss Fredrika Zeeb is faculty adviser. r- he st. . ----Y ig In f- . 5 FRESI-IMAN GIRLS GLEE CLUB .... Front row: J. Murch, E. Walter, B. Huggins, E. Liljegren, E. Petterson, A. Maulstein M. Briggs, M. Imbrogne, A. Starratt, A. Casson, M. Brown, B. Cronenberg, E. Smith, I. Ellias. Second row: D. Domestico, C. McHugh, B. Wall, A. Leta, H. Nickels, L. Steinberg J. Webster, G. Kidney, M. Heubisch, M. Odiseos, E. Lockwood, B. Wilson, D. Halligan, V. Dewey, M. Cosgrove, M. Hvizdak. I I Third row: Miss Mary Donovan, B. Howse, T. Allen, A. Bashuk, J. Vendola, A. Smith, B. Falkner, A. Cudner, L. Havenstein, H. Foster, M. Montegna, E. Foster, M. Jones P. Kane, A. Battaglia, A. Suzin, M. Fanze, G. Calabrese, P. Burke, V. Reggiano J. Burgess, I. Walters, Fourth row: J. Edelbulte, B. Krietler, E. Helwig, F. Sterling, B. Sheet, B. Poirier, S. Young, T. Carnicella, B. Hurta, G. Banker, O. Lathan, M. Gasparino, J. Morrel J. Purdy, R. Wayman, B. Eddy, M. Patassi, A. Layland, B. Sandlock, J. Allen M. Hansen. I I M. Maloney. I I Fitth row: R. Adams, C. Stazza, T. Paulson, R. McPeake, J. Merideth, I. Lally, M. Gil- bert, L. McPeake, M. Creamer, D. Ferber, I. Flood, M. Madigan, T. Constantine M. Warzoha, G. Fisher, M. Beales, M. Alyward, A. Jellison, P. Gildersleeve H. Briggs, S. Wilshire. I I Back row. J. Clifford, R. O'Neil, D. Morris, J. Owen, J. Manley, B. Dean, J. Louther, W. Linston, A. Gangitano, B. Sexton, J. Walsh, L. Strong, V. Della, R. Saxer, F. Coizon, H. Tambling, B. Stebbins, J. Fischer, B. Pinder, C. Cecio, H. Buckley L. Gardner, R. Davis. I Freshman Girls, Glee Club Miss Donovan, director, wishes to state that Attendance response and results tor this year have been ot high character, and the teachers ot junior schools are to be congratulated upon the preparation ot these young people for high school music. FRESHMAN VARSITY SHOW .. . .. . .. .. Front row, lett to right: E. Liljegren, E. Sexton, A. Cudnerf Middle row: E. Rap- paport, H. Nickel, M. Madigan, T. Paul- son, M. Jones. Back row. J. Williams, H. Bell, J. Cassidy, J. Warzoha, E. Granow- itz, D. Maduri. Not in picture: L. Brooks, F. Deck, G. Flink, F. Sterling. M Y,YY YY Y . . YT Jim Finney conducts a staff meeting. PASTE Xi Front row, left to right: Mr. Mitchell G. George, faculty adviser, Mary Church, staff secretary, C. Butter, photography editor, J. Finney, editor-in-chief, J. Kirhoffer, associate editor, N. Carroll, art editor, Mrs. Elizabeth Berten, faculty adviser. Second row, left to right: J. Mohamed, January data editor, M. Snell, January data editor, I. Manner, activities editor, C. Morrell, art editor, J. Tooley, June cir- culation, Pi. Walsh, June data editor, L. Robinson, June circulation. Third row, left to right: B. Hawkins, advertising manager, J. VanSteenberg, adver- tising manager, D. Palmer, June circulation, A. Helupka, January circulation, A. Grabarz, January senior pictures editor, E. 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QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ-QQQQQQQQQQQ..'Q'QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ'Q'Q'Q'Q'QQQQQYLLQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQAQ-Q-QAQ-QAQAQAQAQ-QQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Letter of Appreciation We, the editors of the Compass, wish to express our sincere thanks to all those who have been connected with the publication of this issue of the Compass. lt goes Without saying that the help provided by Mrs. Berten and Mr. George was invaluable to the pro- duction of our book and that without this aid our task would have been many times more difficult. We owe a debt of gratitude to Mr. Van Green of T. O'Toole 8: Sons for his untiring assistance and to Mr. Macauley, a Loring Studio representative, Dayton Snyder, The New York Journal American, and to Miss Slocum for their work on year book pictures. We also wish to express our appreciation to Miss Comins, Mrs. Elkins, June Twiss, and Charles Tiebout for their kind co- operation. 1 - . O I l.l.l'l'l O 0 0 . . . ........... J.. .I-0.!.l I I 0 O O C l 1.9.9.0-l.o.0.l.t-I l U. . . . . . . . . - - . . -,-.L2..w.e.'.'.f.' W ff 73,235 R G J 'S wg ,, KW! 'fl f J,1lQ ,ulfM 0 ff .Q I Q fl' 'EW f 'E ix :ij f Z Are you kiddin'? 0089 J'-100 0676-jf BIZ!!! Time out It MU sr W been go 0 Concentration Camp Prom-Allen-While Christmas U High Sohool Graduates, Class of '43 Congratulations! Never before has the need for education been so apparent. Never before have opportunities for business-trained young men and young women been so abundant. High School graduates just starting out realize the necessity for training in a specific field. Now and after the war-success comes with advanced SPECIALIZED TRAINING! This is the time to act-TIME IS SHORT! For The Victory Short Way IO 3. 1943 Better Day A bufineyr career will provide a good income, pleafant working conditionr, and opportunitief for early advancement-for the duration of the war and tlorougbout your career which followf. COURSES OFFERED IN SUMMER SESSION Shorthand, Transcription, Typewriting fTheory and Speedj, Accounting fElementary and Advancedj, Business Mathematics, Business English, Business Cor- respondence, Filing, Word Study, Penmanship, Secretarial Office Practice, Including Switchboard Operating, Office Machines: Mimeograph and Multigraph, Comp- tometer, Burroughs and Monroe Calculators, and Bookkeeping Machines. PLACEMENT SERVICE We conduct a successful Employment Department which helps our graduates in securing the most desirable positions with the best opportunities for advance- ment. Under present conditions, we have far more calls for graduates than we can supply. Graduates are entitled to the lifelong service of our Employment Depart- ment, without charge. CENTRAL LOCATION-Short's Secretarial School enjoys a location right in the center of the city. This location makes it very accessible to trains and busses, saving the student considerable time and expense in travel. FALL TERMS: DAY SCHOOL, September 7, 1943, EVENING SCHOOL, September 13, 1943. Applications being accepted now. INQUIRIES AND VISITS to tloe Jclaool are invited. If you are interefted in a lvufinerf career, or if you are .ftill undecided, call, write, or telephone for free literature. We ,rball gladly provide complete information on courfef, rater and time required, will:- out obligation. SHORTS SECRETARIAL SCHOOL The Sclaool of Bufinerr, Accounting and Secretarial Training 305 Atlantic Street Stamford, Connecticut Telephone 3-3185 i BIRD'S EYE FROSTED FOODS C 0 H E N B R 0 S . Wholesale and Retail Meats, Groceries, Fruits, Wines and Liquors Special Attention Given to Hotels, Clubs and Schools 145 to 14-9 Greenwich Ave. Greenwich, Conn. Telephones: 4000-4001-4002-4003-4004 Telephone 1483 DORAN BROTHERS, INC. 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THE MAHER BROTHERS YOUR KAYSER STORE GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Highest Quality-Lowest Prices Telephone 2166 26 W. PUTNAM AVENUE CORPORATION GREENWICH, CONN. Near Pickwick Theatre Coal, Fuel Oils, Building Materials Compliments of Riverside, Conn. The Store With the Big Clock Tel. 1271 S C H I N T 0 B R 0 S . Grocers LESTER H' DENSON We Specialize in Ingredients for Jeweler Spaghetti Dinners 333 GREENWICH AVENUE Greenwich, Conn. Pure Olive Oil, Etc. 234 BRUCE PARK AVENUE Telephone 2264 Greenwich, Conn. Daily Papers and Magazines PERCY J. MASLINE Magazines, Cigarettes, Ice Cream Sodas, Newspapers, Cigars, Candy Telephone, Byram River 9451 254 MILL ST. EAST PORTCHESTER, CONN GROSSMAN SHOES Footwear for All Occasions Good Shoes Help Keep Good Feet Healthy 161 GREENWICH AVENUE GREENWICH, CONN. Clothing of Character Haberdashery of Distinction FRANK MARTIN 81 SONS, Inc. 261 MAIN STREET STAMFORD, CONN. 1- COMPLETE GRADUATION OUTFITS 79 ATLANTIC STREET STAMFORD, CONN. LOCATED AT . . A53 WEST PUTNAM AVE FAIRFIELD CENTRE Visit Creenwich's New and U p-to-Date BOWLING ALLEYS WHERE YOU WILL MEET YOUR FRIENDS Telephone - Greenwich 5347 Johnny Writes Home Dear 51s H1 there! So you re in the WAVES! Good girl! I know you re glad Vou went to Merrill last summer and learned stenography Youll have your commission ahead of me it I dont capture a .lap general' Gee it was hard to write with a capital J ' I am ruterested 1n what you write about Mollie who went to Merrill with you Shell wow them in Africa where she is working in the othces ot the Red Cross You g1rls are all rlght I had a card from Pete Shawinsky Say Petes doing all right too workmg as secretary to the commander ot h1s squadron Was he at Merrill when you were there? Claire and Judy are gett1ng promotions in Washington and Ethel is going to London soon with her detachment Mother writes that she IS starting a course in stenography to relieve a girl to 1o1n the SBIVICS Wrth Dad and B111 in essential detense and the rest of you working for Uncle Sam too my family can look IIS con science and its country in the face! It makes me pretty happy I can tell you! The Yank thanks you' I suppose you heard about Allen He tried to enlist applied again and got in! He is in AI ca now The news about you people at home 15 good news You re keeping your chins up and facing the realities ot this War with the courage that it takes We re doing our part out here too and between us well Win this War! YOU CAN FACE YOUR CONSCIENCE AND YOUR COUNTRY' Frnd your place 1n th1s struggle' The home front needs you' The War Manpower Commlssron urges young men and women, and older men and women to train for secretanal work There IS a tre mendous demand for such servrce in Government work and rn essenttal tndustrles Mernll School 1S g1v1ng maxtmum sk1lls in an amazrngly brref time For example shorthand d1ctat1on begins at an early stage and our students are wr1t1ng and transcnbing at a good rate of speed when they t1n1sh the shorthand manual By dovetailtng subjects and care fully planned instruction for each pupil Mernll IS equrpptng stu dents for essential servtce 1n double qurck nme All secretartal subjects, accounttng machine Operatlng, medical asststance, mechanical drafting, blue print readtng Enter any time School w1ll be open all summer Please tnqutre Tl-IE MERRILL SCI-IDOLS South Norwalk Greenwrch Stamford 97 Washlngton Street 100 W Putnam Avenue 60 Strawberry Hill Phone 6 6034 Phone 3111 Phone 3 1444 O ! O I O I , - - 1 , U al . . . ' I l l I ' -1 . I . I I . ' . ' 1 . - I' I' . l . I I I I . . . I I . I o a l . ' but his physical didn't pan out, L1 he went to Merrill for a brief course, . . I . . . Li 1 , - I I I . . . .. I I - I LARSEN9S SHOPPING CENTER Delicatessen and Groceries Gas and Oil Tel. Byram River 9136 NORTH WATER AND MILL STREETS LADD 8K NICHOLS, Inc. Real Estate Mortgages, Insurance, Appraisals Telephone 1717 90 WEST PUTNAM AVENUE East Port Chester Connecticut Greenwich, Conn. Phone 2991 Delivery Service COS COB CLEANERS 81 TAILORS , Ak. f' 1- 146 POST ROAD cos Cos 4wl'CgA , gfIQ'L!fgomp 'W Two Good Stores in Two Good Towns ATHLETIC OUTFITTERS Riding--Tennis--Batlling GREENWICH, CONN. SCARSDALE, N. Y. SPORTING' 60005 STAMFORD, CONN. Tel. 3-9036 EDWARD FITZSIMMONS, Inc. Automotive Super Service GREENWICH, CONN. Phone 1906 Phone 1907 WIDMANN'S QUALITY BAKERY 121 GREENWICH AVENUE GREENWICH, CONN. THE MARTIN CO. Men's Wearing Apparel Telephone 1558 221 GREENWICH AVENUE GREENWICHNCONN. .I 0 H N B 0 L 0 G N A Furrier Ladies' Tailor-Habit Maker Fur Storage Tel. 2333 38-40 GREENWICH AVENUE PETER MITCHELL, Inc. Established 1882 General Contractors GREENWICH, CONN. FINCH'S DRUG STORE Greenwich Agents for REVLON NAIL POLISH ELIZABETH ARDEN'S PREPARATIONS JEAN PATOU,S PERFUMES -LENTHERIC PERFUMES-FABERGE PERFUMES as well as all the other popular lines Phone 69 lDowntown Storel Phone 97 lUptown Storel Free Delivery All Over Town Compliments of FRANK M. REILLY THE FAVORITE SHOE STORE shoes of Quality Telephone 946 92 GREENWICH AVENUE Greenwich, Conn. Sweaters Sport Coats THE PRE? SHOP J. S. WEISS, Prop. A Modern Shop, Catering to the Modern Young Man 71 GREENWICH AVE. -- Phone 2134- Slacks Shirts IIEIIIIELEY Sllllllllli Well-rounded secretarial courses tor high school graduates. .See- cial Course for college women. Dietm- quished Faculty. Individualized Instruction. Eltective Placement Service. New Terms Begin Feb., July, Sept. 420 Lexington Ave., New York City 22 Prospect St., East Orange, N. J. -FOR BULLETIN, ADDRESS DIRECTOR ROUND HILL FARMS For Those Who Appreciate the FINEST MILK-WE HAVE IT Take Advantage of Our Service 16 GREENWICH AVENUE Tel. 188 Compliments of THE GREENWICH TAILOR Compliments of JOHN MCHUGH Tailor T R A D E W E L L Greenwich Quality Super Market 75 GREENWICH AVENUE Half Block Below Pickwick Arms Hotel THE BOSWELL DRUG CO. W. S. BOSWELL, Mgr. Prescription Druggists M 66-294 WESTCHESTER FLORISTS 113 CREENWICH AVENUE CREENWICH, CONN. Flowers for All Occasion, Phone Cr. 1330 A ' GJSWIELIZRM A N CORNER ELM AND GREENWICH AVENUE Diamonds-Watches Greenwich, Conn. Port Chestefs Oldest Established Jeweler 47 NORTH MAIN STREET PORT CHESTER Pictures to he framed- DRINKWATER SONS, INC. -take if I0 homnas , , Prlntlng to be done- GREENWICH, CONNECTICUT -fake if 'O hoffoffs Moving and Storage Household Efects h O r 1. O n I S Local and Long Distance Telephones 196 and 197 Greeting Cards-Gifts-Stationery 259 GREENWICH AVE. GREENWICH Visit Our New Teen Age Department DETSCHER'S VARIETY BAKERY H. FRANKEL 81 SONS Musical and Cartoon Cakes Dresses, Coats and Sportswear Phone Byram River 9244 262 ATLANTIC STREET 228 MILL STREET Stamford, Conn. East Port Chester, Conn. R O B E R T S FINE FURNITURE . S Z. HENDRIE sz LOVATT, Inc. A 'te ' 'y mg 124 CREENWICH AVENUE CREENWICH, CONN. Clothiers and Haberdashers 103 ATLANTIC STREET STAMFORD, CONN. H E N R Y C ' R I E S T E R Photographer to Art and the Industries Phone Port Chester 725 8 SOUTH MAIN STREET PORT CHESTER, N. Y. BOSTON PDST RDAD ' - ' DEARFIELD DRIVE ' - 0 GREENWICII 4500 mfziikz SZYYZWZ for the smartest neatest college classics. And count on Franklin Simon, too, for a ROGER selection of last-forever-anah a-clay clothes. BDSTON POST RDAD ' ' - DERRFIELD DRIVE ' ' ' GREENWICII 4500 DIEGES 81 CLUST 17 JOHN STREET NEW YORK, N. Y. MANUFACTURERS OF SPECIALTY JEWELRY CLASS RINGS AND PINS MEDALS, CUPS, TROPHIES AND PLAQUES ATHLETIC AWARDS NEW ENGLAND CARPET CLEANING CO. Cleaners and Dyers Telephones 1800-1801 169 WEST PUTNAM AVENUE Greenwich, Conn. A. SKUD Women's and Children's Ready-to-Wear 88 GREENWICH AVENUE STERLING WATTS Murphy Paints and Varnishes Household Wares-Hardware 268 SOUND BEACH AVE. Telephone O.G. 7-0770 WHITE'S DRUG STORE Prop., STANLEY F. WHITE, Reg. Phar. Tel. Greenwich 3398 140 POST ROAD COS COB, CONN. Established 1887 Telephone 136 S. E. MINOR 81.C0., Inc. W. R. DEVAUL, President Civil Engineers GREENWICH, CONNECTICUT PORTRAITS AND GROUPS by LGRING STUDIOS Tel. 4-4043 74 WEST PARK PLACE STAMFORD Jl -af f .x . 4 A -lllllll Q2 fu Iwi- ...M llllllll rs.. W GLASS or Kill 3 C thank the Class of 1943 for the op- portunity of helping to builcl this year book. It has been a pleasure to work with The Staff and we sincerely hope our combined ef- forts meet with your approval. O T. G'TOOLE 6: SONS, Inc. 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