Hendrick Hudson High School - Half Moon Yearbook (Montrose, NY)

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MARY ANN DI COLA, Coke Mary Ann, one of our active senior girls, Had beautiful brown eyes and natural curls. Although the Press Club kept her busy as a bee, That she loved every minute of it we could easily see. IOANNE DU PILKA, Joey A cute little trick with plenty of bounce, A bushel of friendliness for every ounce. A neat little secretary she will be, She's sure to fit on the boss's knee. HASSIIF 51 CHARLES EGBERTSON, Eggs Hot rods and airplanes were right in his line, As this member of our class was mechanically inclined. When leaving school he plans to join the air corps, Even Uncle Sam cou1dn't ask for more. FAITH FINLEY, Effie A little bit dreamy, A little bit gay. Just a little bit, But nice all the way. WILLIAM GILMAN, Cheeta Short hair cut, broad shoulders, and a friendly word. Cheeta was the boy from whom we seldom heard. A fellow who knew all the football plays, And put them to practice in so many ways. GRACE GILMORE, Gi1 The band of our school had plenty of class, Because it was led by this glamorous lass. Gracie was our Betty Grable, Her striking beauty needed no label.

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JOAN CHARLES, Joanie With compass and ruler she was mighty fine, We thought of her as our Einstein. She was always ready to lend a hand, And to all who knew her she was grand. ROBERT CO LLENDER, H0by Hoby was one of our class sheiks , An asset which should help him reach the goal he seeks. For business administration he had a flair, He's sure to succeed with his business like air. lIlASSlll'5l THOMAS CONKLIN, C0nk When you hear music from a trombone, you think of T. D. . But in years to come it will be our T. C. For when Tommy gave out with a musical beat, You found it hard to control your feet. FRANCIS CURRAN, Frank A good looking guy with quiet ways, Who was in the middle of all the football plays. Frank, a regular guy, always seems, To be the object of all the girls' dreams. CHARLOTTE CURREY, Char A blond, willowy, goddess with eyes like stars, One would think she was sent from Mars. A baby nurse Char would like to be, She'11 make a good one, don't you agree? AUDREY DE LA MARCHE, Aud Aud was the girl with the dazzling smile, Which could be seen for many a mile. An attractive nurse we're sure she'l1 make, And her patients' hearts we know she will take. S3115 ix' W5 air'

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GEORGE GLASHOFF, -'cow' George was known as our Mr. Touchdown , For on the football field he was quite renown. Passing, tackling, and holding that line, Are only part of the job he did so fine. CATHERINE GUZI, Cat At lessons Cat was very bright. Personality polls list her all right . We often found her cutting capers, To beat the deadlines for the papers. MASS lH'5l ALFRED HARFIELD, Al If one's worth were judged by one's size, In Al's case a problem would arise. For although in stature Al was small, t That he was an asset to our class was agreed by all. ' ROBERT HENDERSON, Bob A bonnie lad with eyes of blue, To his Scotland he will 'er be true. His dramatic skill caused us a constant fear, That a talent scout would sign him up before the end of the year. JOAN IURINSKI, -'Joan-' This friendly petite lass, Was a scholar of her class. In music she did excel, And as a friend she rang the bell. JOHN KEEFE, Jack Of Jack's artistic ability we were very proud, For his work on the Half Moon we would like to shout loud. But instead let us take this opportunity to say, Good luck to you, Jack, may success come your way. 21 59:9 if