Hudson High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Hudson, NY)
- Class of 1941
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KAEMMERLEN BOARD MEMBERS MR. WILLIAM WORTMAN, President MRs.AE. WASHBURN scov1LL MR. T. H. M. HATHAWAY A lSLR,iLS. LAW?-ENCEJ, PHFPIP, FFEINBEBQL, f if -- . ...nb-,s-gn ...Y ' 1-- ' ' ' - JFK? HUDSON HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY MRS. ALBERTINE AIRD MCR. JANIES H. ATKINS MR. KENNETH BAILEY MISS RUTH A. CALKINS MISS BEATRICE M. CHACE MISS L. ELEANOR CHAPMAN MR. PAUL V. COMBS MISS ANNE FITZPATRICK MR.. WESLEY FRANK MRS. RUTH FRITTS BLISS IWILDRED GATES MR. ALFRED KRONK MR. NORMAN E. LANGE MISS M. ELIZABETH LAWRENCE MISS ELIZABETH LINDSAY MR, R. STEELE PHILLIPS MR. C. LeROY RICHMOND MISS MABELLE ROCKEFELLER MIR.. ROBERT A. SCHMUCKER MISS LAURA M. SHUFELT ' MISS DOROTHY SIMON MRS. ETHAL N. SOMERS MISS ERANQ-'59 , Q ,. . 1 'Y I M , - A RE . . I 1 ' TT ff ennvns mss monnncn wma MR. EVERETT S. HEWES MRS. JULIA C. HEWES MR. AUGUST KEHR MR. WALTER WARNE MISS JANE J. 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A 1 1 1 N 1 1 BLUE AND GGLD af 1941 www 44, THE SENIOR CLASS C HUDSON HIGH SCHOOL HUDSQN, NEW YORK may SPIRIT Front Row: Robert Schmucker, Mirial Perlee, Betty Finkelstein, Helyn Fruchting, Mar- garet Sigler, Sally Evans, Lillian Levine, Meriel Groves. Second Row: Martin Havlik, Katherine Loomis, Ellen Wood, Joyce Erickson, Esther Dejiley, Mavis Sobel, Ann Buchhole, Dorcas Grijin, Lorraine Sausbier, Anthony Fabiano, James Howard. Third Row: Franklin Law, Edward Savage, Michael Laccetti, Mary O'Brien. Fourth Row: Catherine Eberlein, Margaret Zilnik, Louise Macy, Stanley Nabreski, Frank Hallenbeck, Helen Zlomek, Evelyn Halleran, Shirley Simmons. THE BLUE AND GOLD STAFF - 1941 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF HELYN K. FRUCHTING ASSOCIATE EDITORS SALLY C. EVANS ESTIIER DEFFLEY CATHERINE EEERLEIN MARTIN HAvI.Ix SPORTS EDITORS JACK BOYCI: ANTHONY FABIANO EDWARD SAVAGE ACTIVITIES EDITOR MIRIAL PERLEE ASSISTANT ACTIVITIES EDITORS 'LOUISE MACY ELLEN Woon MISCELLANEOUS EDITORS MARY O'BRIEN JOYCE ERICKSON ART EDITOR STANLEY NABRESKI ASSISTANTS MICHAEL LACCETTI SHIRLEY SIMMONS MAVIS SOBEI. FRANK HALLENBECK PHOTOGRAPHY JAMES HOWARD NORMAN SCHNEIDT BUSINESS MANAGER MARGARET SIGLER ASSISTANTS EnsoN SNYIJI-:R ANN BUCI-IHoLz KATHERINE Loo1vIIs CATHERINE EBERLEIN LORRAINE SAUSBIER DORcAs GRIFFIN ALICE RAYNOR FRANKLIN LAW ESTHER DEFELEY HEAD TYPIST MARGARET ZILNIK ASSISTANTS VIVIAN ROSSMAN BETTY FINKELSTEIN ELSIE MILLER CATHERINE LEWIS LILLIAN LEVINE HELEN ZLOMEK JANE STILSON EVELYN HALLERAN X ' -Y Y'-v DEDICATION PAUL V. COMBS We have known him as a friend whose patience, kindli- ness, and high intellectual standards have deeply impressed us. Because Mr. Combs has contributed so much to the Spirit of '41, we, the members of the graduating class, dedicate this volume to him as a token of our appreciation. Front Row: Laura Sliufelt, Ethal Somers, Bertha Collins, Florence Waid, Elizabeth Lindsay, Harriet Stupplebeen, Dorothy Wolcott. Second Row: Celeste Watson, Esther Shepard, Dorothy Simon, Mrs. Julia Hewes, Theresa Stackpool, Muriel Groves, Ruth Calkins. Third Row: John T. Kaemmerlen, Everett Hewes, Mabel Dowsland, Beatrice Chace, Edith McChesney, Ruth Siclcles, Jane Wilson, Raphael Klein, Kenneth Bailey, James Atkins. Fourth Row: Hugh Templeton, Leroy Richmond, Paul V. Combs, Elbert Van Orsdell, Norman Lange, Donald Huddleston, F. A. Freclenburgh, R. Steele Phillips, Robert THE FACULTY Schmucker. JOHN T. KAEMMERLEN, Superintendent New York University, A. B.g A. M. DR. F. ALVAI-I FREDENBURGH, ' Personnel Director University of Oklahoma, B. A.: New York University, A. M., New York Uni- versity, Ph. D. ALBERTINE ALMY, Art Alfred University, B. H. B., Columbia University, Spring Session, Art Stu- dents' League, Buffalo, New York. JAMES H. ATKINS, Physical Training Eastern Association School: Cornell University, Summer School. KENNETH J. BAILEY, English Hartwick, A. B.: St. Lawrence, Sum- mer Sessions. JANICE BROCKSBANK, Secretary to Mr. Kaemmerlen RUTH A. CALKINS, General Science New York State College for Teachers, B. S.: Syracuse University, Summer Sessions. BEATRICE CHACI-:, Librarian Emma Willard School, Troy, New Yorkg Simmons College, School of Library Science, B. S.g New York State College for Teachers. ALBERT CLEMENTS, Financial Clerk BERTHA R. COLLINS, Chemistry Middlebury College, B. S.: Columbia University, Summer Session. PAUL V. Comes, English. Hamilton, A. B.g Harvard, A. M.g New York School of Social Work. Summer Session. MABEL C. DoWsI.AND, Oral English Emerson College of Oratory, B. O.: Hamilton College, Summer Sessiong Syracuse University, Summer Session. VIRGINIA GARRISON, School Secretary MERIEL Gnoves, English A ' University of North Carolina, A. B.: Columbia University, A. M. Evsm-:rr S. Hawes, History and Commercial Oswego Normal School, New Yorkg State College for Teachers, B. S., M. S.: Summer Session, New York University. THE FACULTY JULIA C. HEwEs, Commercial New York State College for Teachers, B. S.: Summer Session, New York Uni- versity. DONALD C. HUDDLESTON, General Science and Social Studies State College for Teachers, A. B., M. A. RAPHAEL KLEIN, Agriculture and Science Syracuse University, B. S. A.: New York University, M. A. NORMAN LANGE, Social Sciences Colgate, A. B.: Cornell, M. A.: Sum- mer Sessions: Middlebury College: University of Buffalo. M. ELIZABETH LAWRENCE, Mathematics Syracuse University, A. B., A. M. KATHERINE LEARY, School Nurse Hudson City Hospital: Summer Ses- sions at Syracuse for Public Health Training. HAROLD LEVINE, School Doctor New York University, B. S.: Univer- sity and Bellevue Hospital Medical Col- lege, M. D.: St. Elizabeth Hospital, Elizabeth, N. J. ELIZABETH LINDSAY, English Ohio State University, A. B.: Colum- bia University Summer Sessions: New York State College for Teachers: Uni- versity of Rochester. EDITH MCCHESNEY, French Syracuse University: New York State College for Teachers, Summer Ses- sions: Penn. College, Summer Sessions: University of Paris, Summer Session. R. STEELE PHILLIPS, Music Eastman School of Music, Rochester, New York, B. M.: New York Univer- sity: Summer Session, Columbia Uni- versity. C. LEROY RICHMOND, Manual Arts Pratt Institute: Oswego Normal School. ROBERT A. SCHMUCKER, Science and Mathematics Massachusetts Institute of Technology, B. S.: Cornell University, Summer Ses- sion: New York State College for Teachers, Summer Session. EsTI-IER SI-IEPARD, Physical Training School of Education, Syracuse Univer- sity, B. S. LAURA S1-IUFELT, History New York State College for Teachers, A. B.: Columbia University, A. M. RUTI-I A. SICKLES, Assistant Librarian New York State College for Teachers, A. B., M. A., B. S. DOROTHY E. SIMON, Latin Cornell University, B. A.: University of Madrid, Centrode Estudias, Histori- cas, Madrid: Cornell Graduate School. ETI-IAL N. SOMERS, English Syracuse University: Boston Univer- sity, A. B.: School of Journalism: Em- erson College of Oratory. THERESA STACKPOOL, Mathematics and Latin New Rochelle College, B. A.: New York State College for Teachers. HARRIET STUPPLEBEEN, Commercial Skidmore College: New York State Col- lege for Teachers, Summer Session: Columbia University, Summer Session. HUGH TEMPLETON, Mathematics Wyoming Seminary: Penn. State Col- lege, B. S., M. S.: Summer Session. Penn. State College: Stroudsburg State Teachers' College: Bloomsburg State Teachers' College. ELBERT VAN ORSDELL, ' Social Science and English Hamilton College, A. B.: Summer Ses- sions, Syracuse University for Exten- sion Work: Albany State Teachers' College, M. A. FLORENCE H. WAID, Commercial . Gregg School: New York State College for Teachers, B. S. C.: Oneonta Normal School: Columbia University: Boston University: Zanerian College. CELESTE R. WATSON, Home Economics Cedar Crest College, B. S. JANE WILSON. Commercial Plattsburgh Normal School: New York State College for Teachers, Summer Session: Cornell University, Summer Session. DOROTHY WoLco'rr, French and History New York State College for Teachers, B. S.: McGill University, Summer Ses- sion: St. Lawrence University, Canton, New York. CONTENTS I '23 STAFF - FACULTY - - SENIORS - - ACTIVITIES - - - ADVERTISEMENTS - isa , ububi' 'INZ1 D f fX X 'T 'ff ...1 - Q2 .I fm , Q. -3 --f' ' 2 BAHQQLCR 'I H J si 0 C?3sN K fx 11 f -K, L ' 4 . , 1. g, 1 to - 7 -ff X A 4 -.311 L W N ' X' 'A ff' 'af-2:-1::. E22 gf-.L f- i2Z-1 Ar, -ff -'ff -T I n- PHYLLIS ADRIAN CE Phyl' Gentle, timid, sweet and kind Are her attributes defined. A Cappella Choir, '37, '38g Mixed Chorus. '37, '38g Sigma Kappa, '39. HUDSON CITY HOSPITAL ALICE BANNISTER Lee A smile for all, a welcome glad, A jovial, coaring way she had. National Honor Society, '41: Vlce-Presi- dent of Class, '40, '41, President of Girls' Glee Club, '4l: Senior Dance Committee, '4l: A Cappella Choir, '40, '41: Charlatans. '39, '40, '41, J. V. Cheer- leaders, '4lg Girls' Trio, '40, '41: Girls' Sextet. '41, Glee Club. '39, '40, '41, G. WALLACE BAKER Wally Joy rises in me like a summer 'm,o'rn. Male Octet, '40, '41, A Cappella Choir, '39, '40, '4l: League Basketball, '38, '39, '40, '41, F. F. A.. '39, '40, '41: President of A Cappella Choir, '4lq League Soft.- gelfl. '39, '403 Amsterdam Finals with oir. FARMING UNDECIDED Page 12 VIRGINIA E. BARBER Ginny JOSEPHINE BENDLIN JO JOHN BERNINGER Johnny A friend so small, A face with gladness ouerspread, Large was his bounty, and his With a heart so great. Soft smiles by human kindness bred. soul sincere. Nominating Committee for Class Offi- Archery, '40. Industrial Arts Club, '-ll: Rllle Club, '41 Gets' 40' ST. ELIZABETI-1's HOSPITAL UNDECIDED UNDECIDED GEORGE BICKEL Bick Now at certain times, in pleasant mood., He tries the luxury of being good. League Basketball, '37, '38, Tennis Team, '40, '41. UNDECIDED JACK BOYCE Bucket With heart so gay, A sportsman rare. J. V. Basketball, '40, Varsity Basket- ball, '41, Football, '41, Interclass Bas- ketball, '40, '41, Blue and Gold , '41, Captain of Varsity Basketball, '41. UNDECIDED NORMA CATHLEEN BICKEL Brenda She's always in good spirits Ana! 'never very blue, And always she will have the time To laugh and joke with you. Dance Club, '37, '39, '40, Basketball. '37, Baseball, '37, Dramatic Club, '38, '39, '40, '41, Christmas Play, '39, Dance Club Recital, '37, '40, Usher for Music Fes- tival, '40. COLLEGE MARSHALL BRATTON Marsh Deeds are males, words females are. Interclass Basketball, '39, Aero Club, '39, '40, Harmonica Club, Vice-Presb dent of Industrial Arts, '4l: League Basketball, '39, '40, '41. UNDECIDED FRANK BORRELLE Chick In all his humors, whether grave or mellow, He's such a witty, jolly, pleasant fellow. Intramural football, '39, '40, League Basketball, '40, '41, Sophomore Inter- class Basketball, '38, UNDECIDED Page 13 v IRVING BROOMER Irv In arguing too, he owned his skill, For e'en though vanquished, he could argue still. League Basketball, '38, Forum. '40, Vice- Presldent, '41, Charlatans, '40, Finals in Gold Medal Speaking Contest, '40, Vlce-President of Protag, '41, Bridge Club, '39: Toastmaster of Forum's Sym- posium, '41, Symposium at Delmar, '41, English Field Day at Peeksklll, '39. UNDECIDED VIVIAN BROTHERS Viv Beauties in vain their pretty eyes may roll. Charms strike the sight, but merit wins the soul. Charlatans, '38, '39, Softball. '37: Volley Ball. '37, WORK Page 14 WALTER CHAIKOWSKI Walt Noble in every thought, Noble in every deed, League Basketball, '38, '39, '40, '4l: League Softball, '38, '39, '40, Interclass Basketball. '38, '39, '41. WORK ANN BUCHHOLZ Bucky Her presence of mind, and courage in distress, Will ever help her to procure suc- cess, Spring Concert, '38, '39: Honor Roll, '381 Tennis Tournament. '38, '39, '40g Winner of Tennis, '40: League Sports, '38, '40, '41, Owl , '39, '41, Photography Club. '39: Charlatans, '39, '40, '41: Student Council, '40g French Club, '40, Presi- dent, '4lg Dance Committee, '41: Busi- ness Statf of Blue and Gold , '41: National Honor Society, '41, CORNELL UNIVERSITY LAURETTA CLARK Lauretta A fair exterior is a silent recommendation. Basketball, '38, '39, '40, '41, Baseball 'aa '39, '40, '41, Dance Club, '38, 'asf Tumbling Club, '40, Glee Club, '38, '39 '40, '413 Volley Ball, '38, '39, '40, '41:' Speed Ball, '39, Mixed Chorus, '38, '39, Sigma Kappa. '38, '39. UNDECIDED MICHAEL CAGGIANELLI Caggy' Every man has his gifts, and the wits go to him that can use them. WORK MARGARET COLL Margaret Maiden! with the meek, blue eyes In whose orbs a shadow lies Like the dusk in evening skies! Girls' Glee Club, '38, '39g Basketball, '38: Volley Ball, '3B: Owl , '39: French Club, '40, '41, Charlatans, '41, Bridge Club. '40, UN DECIDED LEON F. COOK, JR. Cooley Above our life we love a steadfast friend. Band, '38, '39, '40, '41: Orchestra, '38, '39, '40, '41: Charter Member F. F. A.. '39, '40, '41: Music Festivals: Tennis Team, '39, '40, '413 Knights of Rhythm. '41: lnterclass Soccer, '38, '39: League Softball. '39, '40. CORN ELL PAUL CUKERSTEIN Cook There's a brave fellow. There's a Man of Pluck, A. -man who's not afraid to say his say Thfggh the whole town's against m... Intramural Basketball, '38, '39, 140: Track, '39, '41, Protagoreum, 39, 40. 41 Charlatans, '38, '39, '40, Forum, '39, UNDECIDED ANNA COOKE Cookie Devout yet cheerful, Active yet resigned. Typist on Owl Staff: Glee Club. APEX COLLEGE HAROLD CURRAN Harold By harmony our souls are swayed, By harmony the world was made. A Cappella Choir, '38, '39, '40, '4l: Bois' Octet, '38, '39, 40. '411 Owl , 39, 0 Knights of Rhythm, '40, '41. UNDECIDED TONY CORDATO Butch, A little fun, every now and then Is relished by the wisest men. I nterclass Basketball. '39 : Intramural Football, '39: Football, '40: Industrial Arts Club. '38, '39, '40, '41. UN DECIDED Page 15 ESTHER, DEFFLEY Es When nature has work to be done, She creates a genius to do it. Secretary of French Club, '41: Secretary of Clasr. '40, '41g Basketball, '39, '41: Honor Roll. '38, '39, '40, '413 National Honor Society, '41g Char1atans.'391 Soft- ball, '38, '39, Assistant Editor of Blue and Gold . COLLEGE .. .jlawunmm . aammw4 RICHARD P. DEGNAN Dick He is one who's up and doing With a heart for any fate, Still achieving, still pursuing He's learned to labor and to wait. ' Dance Committee, '38, '39, French Club, '39, '40, '41, Vice-President: Dramatic Club, '39, '40, Vlce-President, '41, Chair- man Hobby Show, '41, Owl , '41, Choir, '41, Interclass Track, '39, '40, '41, Varsity Track, '40, '41, Photo Club, '38, '39, Spring Production, '39, '40, '41. UNDECIDED Page 16 KATHLEEN EDGLEY Edge Sweet and attractive in manner, pretty and ever faultlessly neat, May her voyage through life be as happy and as free, As the dancing waves on the deep blue sea. Softball, '38, '39, '40, Basketball, '38, '39, '41, Archery, '40, Interclass, '40, RUSSELL SAGE OLGA DOLINSKI Olga The joy of youth and health her eyes displayed, And ease of heart her every look conveyed. Charlatans, '39, '40, Softball, '38, '39, Charlatan Play, '40, Usher at Com- mencement, '40, Basketball, '38, '39, Speedball, '38, Owl Conference at Coblesklll, '40, Home Economics Con- ference at Coblesklll, '41, UNDECIDED JOYCE B. ERICKSON Eric The world means something to the capable. Tennis Tournament. '38, '39, Tumble Club, '40, Glee Club, '39, Sigma Kappa, '39, '40, '41, Vice-President of Sigma Kappa, '39, President of Sigma Kappa, '41, Soccer, '39, Usher for Commence- ment, '40, Miscellaneous, Blue and Gold Stall, '41. COLLEGE CATHERINE E. EBERLEIN frcathyxs A tongue that can talk without harming, Just mischief enough to tease, Manners pleasant enough to be charming, That put you at once at your ease. Dance Club, '38, Charlatans, '39, Glee Club, '38, '39, '40, Choir, '40, Supreme Court Silver Medal Award, '39, Gold Medal Contest, '40, Treasurer 0-20 Club, '40, President 0-20 Club, '41, Honor Roll. '38, Gregg Shorthand Certlilcate 80 Words, '41, Blue and Gold , ASSO- clate Editor, '4l. UNDECIDED SARAH EVANS S ally' The jolliest sport of the very best sort. That's our Sally. Glee Club, '38, '39, Student Council, '38, Interclass Basketball, '39, '40, Charla- tans, '39, '40, '41, ,Photography Club, '41, Tumbling Club, '40, French Club, '40, '41, Honor Society, '41, Tennis Tournament, '39, Charlatan Key, '40, Student Council Key, '38, Blue and Gold, '41, Girls' Sports, '38, '39, '40. SMITH COLLEGE :a-scan-Q 1- enemy, an-7--,tm .., .. -,,..m'-X-..,, .- ,,,,...,,l,,-,,..,..,M.ee.W-mutans-,,,.am...m,.c, ,. , ., , -.1 ANTHONY FABIAN O Ant Patience is a necessary ingredient of genius. Interclass Soccer, '37, '38, '39, Varsity Soccer, '37, '38, '39, League Basketball, '37, Dance Committee, '41, Member Honor Society, '41, Honor Roll, '39, '40, Sports Editor of Blue and Gold , '41, President of Industrial Arts Club, '40. UNDECIDED ROSE FINNEY Rose The warmth of genial courtesy, The calm of self-reliance. Charlatans, '39, '40, Glee Club, '38, '39. '40 '41, Usher at Commencement, '40 Basketball, '38, '39, Festival at Amster: dam, '40, Usher at Charlatans' Play, '39, '40, Mixed Chorus, '38, Dance Club, '38 NURSING RITA MARIE FAVREAU Pat Gentleness succeeds better than vlolencef' Dance Club. '38, '39, '40, Hiking Club, '38, '39, '40, Varsity Basketball, '38, '39, Girls' Baseball Team, '38, '39, '40, Girls' Choir, '39, '40, Character ln Heidi , '39, Girls' Association, '39, '40, Campus Clguncll Association, '40, Field Day, '38, STEWART HALL SCHOOL JEANETTE FIORILLO Ginney' She has a voice of glariness and a smile That never darkens, but cnchants us all the while. Baseball, '37, '3B, '39, '40, '41, Basketball '37, '38, '39, '40, '41, Volley Ball, '37, '38: '39, Archery, '40, Tennis, '40, '41, Inter- ctlirss Basketball, '39, Typing Certificate UNDECIDED BETTY FINKELSTEIN Bette Somewhere there waiteth in this world, a reward for every soul, so say the poets. It seems that Betty has already found hers. Dance Club and Recltals, '38, '39, Char- latans, '39, '40, '41, Owl , '38, '39, '40, '41, Honor Society. '41, Manager Inter- class Basketball, '38, '39, '40, Honor Roll, '38, '39, '40, '41, Charlatans' Play, '40, '41, Tennis, '38, '39, '40. UNDECIDED Page 17 GLORIA FISHER Glo Some feelings are to mortals given With less of earth. in them than heaven. Usher for Junior Speaking Contest, '40, Owl , '41. NURSING GLADYS FIX Laddie Of7icious, innocent, sincere, Of every friendless name, the friend. Softball. '37, Sigma Kappa, '38, '39, Girls' Glee Club, '40, Library Club, '41, Typlng Certificate, '40, Commencement Usher, '40, Receptionist for Dr. Fred- enburgh, '41, Girls' Aggie Club. '39. UNDECIDED Page 18 MARION R. FRALEIGH MTI Come sing now, sing: for I know you sing well,- I see you have a singing face! A Cappella Choir, '38, '39, '40, Girls' Glee Club, '38, '39, '40, Treasurer, Girls' Quartet, '38, '39, '40, National Musical Finals at Albany, '40, Senior Dance Committee, '41, Charlatans, '39, '40, '41, Lead ln Charlatan Play, '41, Tennis, '41. BOOKKEEPING AND SECRETARIAL COURSE KATHLEEN FLETCHER Kay FRANK FOWLER Frank As quict as the night in deep forest, Deeply buried in thoughts she will not reveal. WORK HELYN KINGSLEY FRUCHTING Frute To those who know thcc not, no words can paint, To those who -know thee, all words are faint. - Editor-in-Chief -of Blue and Gold : Owl '38, Associate Editor, '39, '40, A Cappella Choir, '39, '40, '41, Girls' Glee Club, '38, '39, '40, '41, Secretnry-Treas- urer Charlatans, '39, '40, '41, Manager Girls' Tennis, '40, '41, Le Circle Fran- cais. '-10: Owl Key, '39, '40, Dance Committee. '41, National Honor Society, Hudson Daily Star School Reporter, ' . '41, JOURNALISM Men of few words are the best men. UNDECIDED EDITH GARDINIER Shorty Small in stature, great in mind Would that we had more of her kind. UNDECIDED ,L-,,, -, ,.,,,,,, ,,,,,.,,,4,, W, , AN ITA GLICKMAN Glick Oh, let the old, world joggle as it will. I'll be gay and happy still. Dance Club, '38, Sigma Kappa, '38, Forum, '40, Library Club, '40, Chairman of Gold Medal Speaking Contest, '40: French Club, '40, '41, Protag, '41. NURSING HELEN GOLDSTEIN Helen So, mild, so merciful, so strong, so good. So patient, peaceful, loyal, loving, purer,- Basketball, '38, '39, Volley Ball, '39, '40, Business Staff Owl , '40, '41, Sigma Kappa, '39, '41, Sigma Kappa Play, '40. NURSING HAROLD GLICKMAN Glicky And what he greatly thought he nobly dar'd. Winner of Gold Medal Speaking Con- test, '40, President of Bridge Club, '40, Varsity Tennis, '40, '41, Forum, '40, '41, League Basketball, '39, Tennis Tourna- ment, '39, '40, '41, Vice-President of Forum, '40. UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DORC AS GRIFFIN Dorcas She's always in good spirits And 'never very blue, And always she will have the time To laugh and joke with you. Owl Staff. '39, Secretary of French Club. '40, Charlatans, '39, '40, '41, Christmas Play, '39, '41, Stage Commit- tee for Gold Medal Speaking Contest, '40, Basketball, '41, Business Staff of Igxglue and Gold , '41, Honor Roll, '38, COLLEGE ARTHUR MORTON GOLDBERG Mahoney I think that life is 'not too long, And therefore, live it with a song. Track Team, '40, Charlatans, '38, '39, '40, '41, Senior Play, '40, Intramural Basketball, '39, '40, '41, League Soft- ball. '39, '40, Commencement Usher, '40, Gold Medal Speaking Contest, '40, BUSINESS Page 19 CHARLES GRZYB Zib Here comes the happy warrior. League Softball, '38, '39, '40. UNDECIDED J: FRANK HALLENBECK Pres 'Tis much he dares: And, to that dauntless temper of his mind, He hath a wisdom that doth guide his valor To act in safety, Student Council, '38, '39, '40, President Senior Class, Photo Club, '40, '41, Radio Club, '40, Treasurer National Honor So- ciety, '41, Blue and Gold Staff, '41, Rllie Club, '41, Dance Committee, '39, Honor Roll, '38, '39, '40, '41, Aero Club, '38, '41, Treasurer. GENERAL ELECTRIC PITTSFIELD Page 20 MARTIN HAVLIK Martin And still they gazed and still the wonder grew, That one small head could carry all he knew. Class Orator, President of National Honor Society, '41, Student Council, '41, Associate Editor Blue and Gold , '41, Columbia University Scholarship, COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY EVELYN D. HALLERAN Eve A girl of manners gentle, and of affections mild. Glee Club, '39, '41, French Club, '41, Charlatans, '39, '40, '41, Honor Roll. '41, Blue and Gold . '41, Spring Production of Charlatans, '40, Typing Certificate, '41, Glee Club Concert, '39, '41, NURSING JOHN HAWVER J0h1mie By harmony our souls are sway'd By harmony the world was made. Orchestra, '38, '39, '40, '41, Band, '39, '40, '41, String Ensemble, '38, All-State Symphony Orchestra, Eastman School of Music, Rochester, '39, '40, All-County Symphony Orchestra, '39, '40, '41, CON SERVATORY OF MUSIC WILLIAM HAPEMAN Bill' Let not that happen which you wish, But that which is right. Varsity Soccer, '39, '40, Varsity Track '38, '39, '40, A Cappella Choir, '39, '40 41, Varsity Football, '41, Dance Corn- mlttee. '39, '40, '41, Future Farmers '39, '40, President, '41, Eastern Hortl' cultural Meeting at Kingston, '40, '41 Syracuse State Fair, '40, '41, Cornel University, '40, '41, Master of Cere monies Annual F, F. A., '40, CORNELL JAMES HOWARD Jim An honest man, close-button'd to the chin. Broad cloth without, and a warm heart within. Interclass Baseball, '38, Photo Club, '38, '39, '40, Vice-President, Treasurer of Photo Club, '41, Rifle Club, '39, '40, '41, Projection Club, '41, Blue and Gold Photographer, '41, UNDECIDED STEPHEN KARDOS Steve He'11 find a way. Future Farmers Association, '38, '41, League Basketball, '38, '39, '40, Photo grub, '39, '40, '41, Projection Club, '40, CORNELL DORIS KIPP Kipp'ie Be good sweet maid, and let who will be clever, Dance Club, '38, Girls' Glee Club, '38, '39, A Cappella Choir, '39, '40, Band. '39, '40, '41, Eastern New York State Festival at Hudson, '39, '40, New York State Festival at Poughkeepsie, '40, OFFICE WORK AMELIA C. KASNOWSKY Mele She is all our fancy painted her. A Cappella Choir, '38, '39, '40, '41, Girls' Glee Club, '38, '39, '40, '41, Girls' Quar- tet, '39, '40, Girls' Quartet Radio Ap- pearance, '39, '40, Girls' Rainbow Trio, '40, 41, New York State National Fes- tival at Alban '40 Interclass Basket Y- 1 - ball, '38, Captain, '39, '40, Volley Ball, '39, Senior Dance Committee, '4l. NURSING FRED L. KRAPF Fred Blessed with good fortune and good sense. Chorus, '38, '39, '40, '41, F. F. A,, '38, '39, '40, '41, First Place ln Cattle Judg- ing at New York State Fair, '40, Repre- sentative of New York State at Na- tional Contest, '40, President of Projec- tion Club, '41, Business Staff of Blue and Gold , '41, CORNELL 5, E sg 3 S BETTY JEAN KIPNES Bette Sl1e's not bashful, she's not shy, And, there's 'mischief in her eye. Interclass Basketball, '38, Honor Roll, '38, League Volley Ball, '38, Glee Club and Mixed Chorus, '38, Gold Medal Prize Speaking Contest, '40, Dramatic Club. '39, '40, '41, Spring Production for tire Dramatic Club, '41, French Club, NURSING Page 21 ELAINE Y. KRING Lainie Elegant as simplicity, Warm as ecstasy. Sigma Kappa, '40, '41, Magic Club, '41, POST GRADUATE COURSE 3 al 1nunn,uummnnnun1:1n nn-1 :nu 1 :nun noun rn- I u n i :,l , ew1rss. --. 11. .ai . A, 1 .. . 1 HOPE C. KRING H0pie A smile for all, a welcome glad. A jovial coazing way she had. Mixed Chorus, '37, Glee Club, '37, Spring Concert, '37, A Cappella Choir, '38, Student Council, '37, Sigma Kappa. '40, Usher at Commencement, '40, POTSDAM NORMAL Page 22 MICHAEL LACCETTI Mike Jesters do often prove prophets. Owl , '40, '41, League Basketball, '38, '39, Track, '40, '41, Varsity Football, '40, '41, Blue and Gold , '41, V1ce-Presi- dent of Rifle Club, '39, '40, '41, J.-V. Cheerleader, '41, Industrial Arts Club, '39, Interclass Baseball, '38, lnterclass Track, '40, Dance Committee, '41, UNDECIDED JACQUELINE M. KROM Jacquie Young woman, what you want to be, you are becoming-Carry on, Kingston High School League Basket- ball, '39, Kingston Prlsrna, '39, King- ston A. A., '39, Hudson: Charlatans, '40, '41, O-20 Club, '41, Owl Copy Editor, '4l. NEW PALTZ NORMAL BETTY M. LASHER Bei From the crown of her head to the Soles of her feet, she is all mirth. A Cappella Choir, '38, '39, '40, '41, Glee Club, '39, '40, '41, Girls' Sextet, '41, Soloist at Spring Concert, '39, Soprano Solo Competition at Hudson, Librarian of Glee Club, '40, Dramatic Club, '39, '40, '41, Honor Roll. '38, ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL DOLORES LABRIE Lore Born for success, she seemed With grace to win., with heart to hold. With shining gifts that took all eyes. Honor Roll, '38, '39, Owl , '38, '41, Charlatans, '39, '40, '41, President of Charlatans, '41, Commencement Usher, '40, President of Junior Class, '40, Dance Committee, '40, '41, NEW PALTZ NORMAL FRANKLIN LAW, JR. Junior He lives at peace with all man k'i11,d. Secretary of Class, '38, '39, Charlatans, '38, '39, Blue and Go1d Business Staff. '41, Protag. '41, Christmas Production. '38, Owl , '39, Forum, '38, '29, Class Night Usher, '39, Nott Terrace High Symposium, '39, Dance Committee, '38, '39, UNDECIDED PAUL LEGGETT DutCh' The gods approve the depth and not the tumult of the soul. Basketball, '40, '41, Industrial Arts, '39, 40 . POST GRADUATE COURSE CATHERINE M. LEWIS Kate A disposition sweet and sound, A very pleasure to have around. Dance Club. '40, Secretary, '41, Letter Award, '40, League Basketball, '40, League Sports, '39, '40, '41, Presldent Tumbling Club, '40, Typist Blue and Gold Stall, '41, Cheerleader J. V., '40, Cheerleader, '41, SECRETARIAL WORK 1 ROBERT ALAN LEGGETT Bob Large was his bounty, and his soul sincere. Industrial Arts Club. '40, POST GRADUATE COURSE KATHERINE LOOMIS Katherine A kind and gentle heart she has To comfort friends and foes. Gould Academy: I-lorseshoes, '38, Bas- ketball, '38, Hiking, '38, Tennis, '38, Volley Ball, '38, Girls' Glee Club, '38, Hudson: Sigma Kappa, '39, Charlatans. '39, '41, Business Staff of Owl , '41, League Basketball, 41, Business Staff of Blue and Gold , '41. COLLEGE LILLIAN LEVINE N in' To do easily what 'is difficult to others is the talent of Lillian. Valedlctorlan, Dance Club, '38, '39 Winner Gold Medal Speaking Contest urer, '38, '41, Charlatan Key, '40, 0w1' Key, '40, National Honor Society, '41, Girls' Sports, '38, '39, '40, Owl , '40 Associate Editor, '41, EXECUTIVE NURSING Page 23 ALFRED LUGERT Al In work or in sport, He plays the game. Varsity Track, '39, J. V. Basketball, '40, League Basketball, '39, '41, Interclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41, Commencement Usher, '40, Owl Staff, '39, Varsity Football, '39, '40, Interclass Soccer, '39, Usher at Muslc Festival, '40. UNDECIDED Charlatans, '39, '40, '41, Choir, '41, '40: Blue and Gold Typing Staff, '41, Honor Roll, '38, '39, '40, '41, Class Treas- SHIRLEY MCINTYRE Mac Witty and jolly, but never sad, Serious at times, and not often bad. Basketball, '38, '39, '40, Baseball, '38, '39, '40, Volley Ball, '38, '39: Tumbling. '39, Speedball, '38, '39, '40, Captain of Speedball, '40, POST GRADUATE COURSE Page 24 RACHEL MAIN Ray How great a gift is song That she may soar to heights of ecstacyf' A Cappella Choir, '38, '39, '40, '41, Rain- bow '1'rlo, '40, '41, Glee Club, '38, '39, '40, '41, Mixed Chorus, '38, Owl , '40, '41, Owl Key, '40, Dance Club, '39: Charlatans, '39, '40, New York State Music Clinic, Rochester, '40. UNDECIDED LOUISE MACY Lou EILEEN MADDISON Ma Ask her about sports For she can tell you all. Literary Editor of Blue and Gold , National Honor Society, League Basket- ball, '38, '39, '40, '41, Interclass Basket- ball Team, '38, '39, '40, Captain Inter- class Basketball Team, '40, Honor Roll, '38, '39, League Softball, '38, '39, Cap- tain Interclass Softball, '39, League Vol- ley Ball, '38, '39, Archery, '39, '40, '41. VASSAR BROTHERS SCHOOL OR NURSING SAM MARIAK Sammy Popular-Well, I guess, Active-Nothing less, Quiet-Never,- Good Sport-Ever! Jayvee Basketball, '38, Varsity Basket- ball, '39, '40, '41, Interclass Basketball, '38, '39, '40, '41, Baseball, '39, '40, '41, Football, '40, '41, Soccer Interclass, '38, '39, Vice-President of Sophomore Class, High Muckety Muck. SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY A kind and gentle heart she has to comfort friends and foes. Sigma Kappa, '39, '40, '41, HUDSON CITY HOSPITAL SOPHIE MARIAK S0ph The hand. that follows intellect can achieve. Dance Club, '38, '39, '41, Mixed Chorus '38, National Honor Society, Honor Roll '38, '39, '40, League Softball, '38, '39 '40, '41, League Basketball, '38, '39, '41 Iagague Volley Ball, '38, '39, Speedball VASSAR BROTHERS SCHOOL OF NURSING K l FRANCES MEINER nF1'itZi6,' It is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. Interclass Basketball, '38, Dance Club, '38, '39, League Baseball, '38, '39, Sigma Kappa Club, '39, '40, Archery, '40, Bas- ketball League, '39, Girls' Sports Edi- tor Owl , '40, Circulation Staff, '41, Library Club, '41. ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE ELSIE MILLER Else A face with gladness overspread, Soft smiles by human kindness bold. Interclass Basketball. '38, '39, Baseball, '38, Protag, '41, Current Events Club, '41, Charlatans, '41, Commencement Usher, '40, Assembly Committee, '41, Spring Production, '41, Blue and Gold Typing Staff, '41, DENTAL HYGIENE SARAH MEISNER Sa1'ie Gentle, timid, sweet, and kind, Are her attributes defined. Baseball. '38, '39, Basketball, '38, '39, Dance Club, '38, Owl Key, '40, Clr- culation Manager, '41, French Club, '41, Photography Club, '40, '41, Usher for Gold Medal Contest. '40, BUSINESS COLLEGE EMMA LOUISE MILLER Pam Of such a merry, nimble, stirring spirit. Interclass Basketball, '38, '39, '40, Base- ball. '39 '40. UNDECIDED JAY H. MELIUS Jay As quiet as the night in deep forests, Deeply buried in thoughts he will not reveal. Aero Club, '39, '40, '41, Radio Club, '40. UNDECIDED Page 25 MARCIA A. MILLER Marcia A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Dramatic Club, '38, '39, '40, French Club, '39, '40, '41, Glee Club. '38, '39, '40, Glee Club Librarian. '39, '40, Cast in King Rides By , '39, Usher for Sk1dding . SMITH COLLEGE VERNER MILLER Spring Life without sport is not life. Radio Club, '39: League Softball, '39: Interclass Basketball, '39, '40, '41: Asst. Manager Basketball, '39, '40g Manager Intramural Football. '39, Varsity Track, '40: Manager Varsity Football, '40, In- tramural Basketball, '38, '39, '40, '41, Manager: Varsity Track, '41: League Softball. '41. UNDECIDED Page 26 STANLEY NABRESKI, JR. Sian A learned man has always riches in himself. Secretary-Treasurer of Aero Club, '40: President Aero Club, '41, Honor Society, '41: Student Council Member, '38g In- dustrial Arts Club Member, '4l. APPRENTICESHIP COURSE IN THE GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY AT PITTSFIELD, MASS. DORIS MONTHIE Do1'ie Three P's: Pleasant, Pleasing, and Polite. A Cappella Choir, '38, '39, '40: Dramatic Club, '40, '41g Vice-President Library Club, '39, '40, '41, Glee Club. '38, '39, ST. MARGARET'S, ALBANY EMMA NICHOLSON Nicky A merry heart goes all the day. Banner Committee, '38: Basketball, '38, '39, '413 Softball, '38g Secretary Slgma Kappa, '4l. UNDECIDED ROLAND MOON Mooney' 1 l Don't worry: it shortens your life. Photo Club, '40, '41, l Pos'r GRADUATE couasa l 1 l N l w JULIA NITSKY JuZia i Large was her bounty, and her soul sincere, I N Baseball, '38, '39, '40, '41: Basketballj '38, '39, '40, '41g Sigma Kappa, '38, '39:l Dance Club. '38, '39, Volley Ball, '38, '39. N URSING HELEN OAKES Tootie One whose voice was never heard To utter a complaining word. Dance Club, '38, Sigma Kappa, '40, '41, Library Club, '4l. ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE OTTO O. PATZWAHL, JR. n-Patzyu It is good to lengthen to the last a sunny mood. Interclass Baseball, '39, Industrial Arts Club. '40, '41. UNDECIDED MARY O'BRIEN M ary A disposition sweet and sound A very pleasure to have around. League Sports, '38, '40, '41, Owl , '39, Honor Roll, '38, French Club, '40, '41, Charlatans, '41, Interclass Basketball, Glee Club, '39, Blue and Gold , UNDECIDED MIRIAL M. PERLEE Mi1'ial The thing that goes farthest Is just a pleasant smile. President of Freshman Class. '38, In- terclass Basketball, '38, '39, Tumbling, '38, '39, Dance Club, '38, '39, '40, Presl- dent, Charlatans, '39, '40, '41, Christ- mas Play, '41, Usher for Class Night. '39, Blue and Gold . '41, Honor Soci- ety, 'gllg Cheerleading, '40, Girls' Sports, '38, ' 9. - , BEAUTY SCHOOL JANE O'NEIL Powerhouse Gladness in her face expressed, Her eyes, their joy of life con- fess'd. Glee Club, '38, Mixed Chorus, '38, Char- latans. '39, '40, '41, Secretary of Charla- tans, '40, Library Club, '41, Bridge Club. '40, Usher for Class Night, '39. LIBRARIAN Page 27 WANDA PATRICIA PETERS HP. Gr' Gentle manner, strong in performance. Glee Club, '40, Interclass Basketball, '39, Dance Committee. '38, Honor Roll, '40, Library Club, '41, Gregg Shorthand Certlflfate, '41, Girls' Sports, '38, '39, '40, '4 . GENESEO COLLEGE ANTHONY PETTINICCHI Pep Optimistic ever, pessimistic never, Full of joy and fun, he's ever on the run. Intramural Basketball. '38, '39, '40, '41, Intramural Baseball, '38, '39, Interclass ioccelxl '38, '39, League Softball. '38, '39, '0. ' . TRADE SCHOOL Page 28 ELIZABETH RAGSDALE Liz Above our life we love a steadfast friend. Interclass Basketball, '38, '39, '40, '41, Glee Club, '40, Typing for Owl , '40, UNDECIDED WILHELMINA HELEN PEZZA npattyv She's not bashful, she's not shy, And there's mischief in her eye. Dance Club, '38, '39, '41, Softball, '38, '39, '40, Basketball, '39, '41, Tumbling Club, '40, Library Club, '40, '41, Tennis, '39, Sigma Kappa, '39, Volley Ball, '40, Speedball, '40, Archery, '40, Gregg Typ- ing Certificates, '38, '40, '41, Interclass Basketball, '41, 60-Word Shorthand Cer- tiflcate. '41. SECRETARIAL WORK ALICE RAYNOR Alice Her very frowns are fairer far Than the smiles of other maidens are. Beauty Queen, Interclass Basketball, '38, Tumbling, '38, '39, Dance Club, '38, '39, '40, Charlatans, '39, '40, '41, Blue and Gold , '41, Honor Society. '41, Cslseerleadlng, '40, '41, Girls' Sports, '38, ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL JANE RAAB Squeaky And what is friendship but a name? Seek no more, the name is Jane. Usher at Speaking Contest, '40, Hostes at Sectional Music Finals, '40. BOOKKEEPER. DOROTHEA W. RIGG RiggSey' A merry, gay and friendly girl is she. Photo Club, '38, Charlatans. '39, '40, '41 Ow1 . '40, Editor-in-Chief of Owl '41, Bridge Club, '40. NURSING BETSY RILEY Betsy Neat in dress, quiet in manner. Charlatans, '39, '40, '4lg Photo Club, '40, '4l: French Club, '40, '4l: Tennis Tour- nament, '38, '39: Volley Ball. '38g Stu- dent Councll, '39, Asst. Secretary: '40. Vice-President: '41, President: Honor Roll, '40, NORMAL SCHOOL LORRAINE SAUSBIER Lorraine A sweet maiden, modest and denture. Class Secretary, '383 Glee Club, '38, '39, '40: Mixed Chorus, '38: Charlatans, '39: Dues Collector, '41: Honor Roll, '38, '39, '40, '4l: Business Stall of Blue and Gold . '41: Honor Society, '41, UN DECIDED ELSIE RIVENBUR-G Babe For every day, a new adventure. Sigma Kappa. '39. UNDECIDED EDWARD SAVAGE DOC Better a blush in the face than a blot in the heart. Interclass Basketball, '38g Track Team, '3B: Intramural Football, '39: Varsity Basketball, '39: Manager of Track Team. '40, '41g Manager of Football Team. '40. '41: Manager of Basketball, '4l: Sports Column of BIRD and Gold . '41, UNDECIDED VIVIAN ROSSMAN Viv The joy of youth and health her eyes display. Dance Club, '38: Girls' Sports. '38, '39, '40: Charlatans, '39: Tennis, '403 Library Club. '40: Interclass Basketball. '40: Gregg Shorthand Certificate 60, 80 Words: Gregg Typ1ngCertil'lcates: Mixed Chorus, '385 Typing Stalf Blue and Gold , '41, ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE Page 29 JOHN SAWICKY J0h'Imy' A man he seems of cheerful yes- terdays, And confident tomorrowsf' League Basketball, '38, '39, '40, '4lg In- terclass Basketball, '38, '39, '401 Inter- class Soccer, '39g Intramural Football '38. '39 UNDECIDED MAUDE SCHNEIDT Blondie Laugh with fate-for what is in it. Only time can tell. Softball, '38, '39, '40, '41, Basketball, '38, '39, '40, '41, Glee Club, '38, '39, 40, '41C Sigma Kappa, '39: Mixed Chorus, '38: Dramatic Club, '38, Volley Ball, '38, UNDECIDED Page 30 WILLIS A, SHOOK Rusty ,'Hang sorrow! Care will kill a cat And therefroc l,ct's be merry Glee Club, '38, Usher Class Night, '39, Rifle Club, '39, '40. AIRPLANE MECHANIC IN U. S. ARMY FAE SEEMS File There is nothing more fun than the race of man. Sigma Kappa, '39, Charlatans, '39, '40, '41, Usher at Charlatan Play, '39, Senior Assembly Committee, '41. KATHERINE GIBBS SCHOOL PHILIP SIEGEL Cash I am monarch ol all I survey, my right There is none to dispute. Protagoreum, '39, '41, Football, '40, MICHIGAN WILLIAM GERALD SHELDON Bott' Life without sport is -not life. Varsity Track, '37, '38, '39, '40, Tracl Captain, '40, J. V. Basketball. '40 League Basketball, '37, '38, '39, '41, In tex-class Basketball, '39. '40, '41, Varslti Soccer. '38, '39, Varsity Football, '40 Dance Committee, '37, '38, '40, '41, In dustrial Arts Club, '40. WORK MARGARET SIGLER MaryaTet' Gentle, kind and just, Faithful to every trust. Honor Society, '41, Charlatans, '39, '40 Honor Roll, '38, '39, '40, '41, Intramura Basketball, '40, '41, Baseball, Buslnes: Manager of Blue and Gold . COLLEGE K SHIRLEY SIMMONS Shirt Brush and pencil are the tools I crave. Charlatans. '39, '40, '41, Library Club, '41, Art Club, '41, Glee Club, '38, '39, '40, Honor Society, '41, Blue and Gold , '41. TRAPHAGEN SCHOOL OF FASHION MAVIS SOBEL , MGD Her words . , . like so many nim- ble and airy servitors, trip about her at command. Dance Club, '38, '39, '40, French Club, '41, Charlatans, '39, '40, '41, Owl , '39, 0-20 Club. '41, Gold Medal Speaking Contest. '40, Honor Society, '41: Char- latan Play, '40, '41, Hobby Exhibit, '41Z Blue and Gold Stud, '41, SCHOOL OF AMERICAN BALLET EDSON R. SNYDER Rufus Ease with dignity, The mirror of all courtesy. Gold Medal Speaking Contest, 40, Presl- dent Industrial Arts Club, '41, Student Representative to P.-T. A., '41, OSWEGO NORMAL JANE STILSON StiltS Blushing is the color of virtue. Honor Roll. '38, Glee Club, '38, '41, Owl , '39, League Softball, '38, League Basketball, '39, French Club, '40, '41, A Cappella Choir, '41, Girls' Sextet, '41, P.-T. A. Committee, '41, Madrlgal Group, '41, POST GRADUATE COURSE ELIZABETH SNYDER Libby' Libby, the girl with the winning smile, Has made her stay in Hudson High Very much worthwhile. President of Class. '38, '39, Basketball '38, '39, '41, Chorus, '38, '39g Class Play '38, '39, Charlatans, '40, '41, UNDECIDED Page 31 ROYAL STRONG M0untie Haste is of the devil, The worldfs no better if we hurry. Intramural Athletics, '38, '39, '40, Junior Varsltgfl Basketball, '39, Varsity Base- ball. ' . MIAMI BUSINESS COLLEGE p FRANCES SZLACHETKA FTE-7L', Quiet and shy, You'd say at a glance. But are you quite sure? Just give her a chance. Baseball, '38, '41, Volley Ball, '38, Arch- ery, '38, Dance Club, '37, 35-Word Gregg Typing Certllicate. UNDECIDED Page 32 DOUGLAS VAN ETTEN S coop In all his humors, Whether grave or mellow, He's such a witty, Jolly, pleasant fellow. Dance Cornmittee, '38, League Basket- ball. '38, 39, Student Council, '39, 41 Protag, '39, Dance Committee, '40, Sec retary Student Council, '41, Sports Edl tor Owl , '40, '41, UNDECIDED CARMIN TAN ZILLO M alle! His rugged smile and easy bearing, Have never seemed to fail him. Intramural Basketball, '37, '38, Intra- mural Baseball. '38, '39, Junior Varsity Basketball, '39, '40, Varsity Basketball, '40, '41, Assistant Manager Basketball, '41, Interclass Track, '40. POST GRADUATE COURSE CONSTANCE WHEELER Connie Her ways are ways of pleasantness, And all her paths are peace. Interclass Basketball, '38, ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE n E fa 5 Q s Sl 2 s PETER THOMAS Mort He lives at peace with all mankind. League Softball, '38, '39, '40, '41, League Basketball, '38, '39, '40, '41, League Baseball, '40. BUSINESS COLLEGE FRANK WHITE Whitey Tooting his horn, head held high, Merrily on he went. Band, '38, '39, '40, '41, Orchestra, '38, '39, '40, '41, A Cappella Cholr, '38, '39, '40, '41, Music Contest, '39, '40, Oper- izfsa, '40, Spring Concerts, '38, '39, '40, UN DECIDED mwmmmxwlm As rs 3 5 SELMA M. WHITESIDE Skccmy' A good sport, a true friend. a worker. Honor Roll, '38, '39, '40, Owl Typing Staff, '41, National Honor Society, '41, Basketball, '38, '39, '40, '41, Glee Club, '41 HAMPTON INSTITUTE ELLEN O. WOOD W0odie A fair exterior is a silent 1'CCO'l7l7llC7I.dfltiO7l.U Owl Assembly, '38, Exchange Editor of Owl , '39, Owl Council, '39, Presi- dent of Sigma Kappa, '40, Glee Club, '40, '41, Peeksklll English Field Day, '39, Charlatans, '39, Blue and Gold Stall, '41, Commencement Usher, '40. UN DECIDED 1 ISABELLE L. WILLIAMS ISsy Merry and jolly is she and always filled with fun. Owl Typing Stuff, '41, Basketball, '38, '39, '40, '41, Baseball, '38, '39, '40, '41. LINCOLN HOSPITAL HAROLD CHARLES WURSTER Wllcrl For evcry day, a. new adventure. Forum, '39, Rifle Club, '40, Radio Club. '40: Manager of Intrzunural Football. '40, Industrial Arts Club, '40, League Basketball, '41. COLLEGE JOHN WILSON JOhn1lie Wilt thou have music? Ha7'k. ' A Cappella Choir, '38, '39, '40, '41, Band, '38, '39, '40, '41, Orchestra, '38, '39, '40, '41, Boys' Octet, '39, '40, '41, Operetta. '40, Spring Concerts, '38, '39, '40, '41, Music Contests, '39, '40. UN DECIDED Page 33 EDWARD F. YOST Sauce A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the wisest men. League Basketball, '40, '41, Gold Medal Speaking Contest, '40, Assembly Com- mittee. '41. UN DECIDED EVELYN ZANDER M iCkey A girl whose manner is sedate, Whose attitude is calm, She never grurnbles at her fate, Her very words are balm. Dramatic Club, '38, '39, Library Club, '40, '41, UNDECIDED Page 34 EMIL S. YANDIK Emo lj silence were gold. What E1no's bank would hold. Photo Club, '38, Aero Club, '39, '40, '41, Clgrlesfmonding Secretary of Aero Club, ' . '4 . AVIATION MARGARET ZILNIK Marge She has more learning than ap- pears, On the scroll in twice three thous- and years. Salutatorlan, Dance Club, '38, Home Economics Club, '39, Vice-President, of French Club, '40, Chief Typist, Owl , '41, Secretary of National Honor Soci- ety, '41, Chlef Typist, Blue and Gold Staff, '41, Honor Roll, '38, '39, '40, '41, Gregg 120-Word Shorthand Certificate. '41, Typing Award, 52 Words, '41. ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE HELEN ZLOMEK Helen A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Dance Club, '37, '38, French Club. '38, '39, Library Club. '39, Sigma Kappa, '40, Commencement Usher, '40, Asslst- ant Typist for Blue and Gold Staff. '41, National Honor Society, '41, Honor Roll. '38, '39, '40, '41, Usher, Teachers' Banquet, '41. BELLEVUE HOSPITAL J AC OB ZIMMERMAN Jacob A moral, sensible, and well-bred man. League Basketball, '38, '39, '40, '41, Foot- ball, '39. UN DECIDED JOE ZUBKO Joe' Hail fellow-well met. League Basketball, '39, '-40: Interclass '39, '40, '41, Jayvees, '39, '40. POST GRADUATE COURSE ,. . llxven ,u ff: - S E N I O R S KContinuedP MILDRED V. BOWER Millie My tongue within my lips to reign, For who talks much, must talk in vain. Girls' Agriculture Club. UNDECIDED ALICE BROVVN Al Speech is silver, silence is golden. UNDECIDED PATSY CARISEO Pai Optimistic ever, pessimistic never. Industrial Arts Club, '40, '41g League Basketball, '37, '38, MIXOLOGIST JOHN DEGROFF John Born for success, he seemed With grace to win, with heart to hold, With shining gifts that took all eyes. Band, '39, '40, '41g Orchestra, '41. ' UNDECIDED JOHN DELANEY Jack Thou hast no faults or I no faults can spy: Thou art all flneness, or all blindness I. Assistant Manager of Baseball Team, '40, ' UNDECIDED Page 35 S E N I O R S iContinuedJ HARRY DUSENBERRY Happy am I, from care I'm free, Why aren't they all content like me. Charlatans, '37, Industrial Arts, '37, '38, '39, League Basketball, '37, '38. UNDECIDED SUSAN HALLORAN Sue A lassie with much versatility and charm. Dance Club, '37, '38, '39, Interclass Basketball, '37, '38, Dance Committee, '37, Class Secretary, '37, Athletic Award, '37, '38, '39, '40, Cheerleading, '38, '39, '40, Charlatans, '38, Owl , '38, Glee Club, '38, '39, Mixed Chorus, '39, Bridge Club, '39. HUDSON CITY HOSPITAL EMMA JANE HARDY Emma Jana My heart is true as steel. Usher at Class Night, '39. STENOGRAPHY PAUL HERMANCE Fog He was a man, take him for all in all, We shall not look upon his like again. League Basketball, '38, '39, '40, '41, League Baseball, '39, Rifle Club, '39, Presl- dent of Ride Club, '41, Class Night Usher, '39. UNDECIDED ELEANOR HILTON Eleanor My tongue within my lips I reign, For who talks much, must talk in vain. Member of Dance Club, '37, '38, '39, Usher at Dance Club Recital, '39, '40, Member of Glee Club, '37, '38, Participated in Contest at Amsterdam, '37, 38. UNDECIDED RICHARD JILEK Dick He knew the precise psychological moment when to say nothing. Interclass Baseball, '38, Industrial Arts Club, '40, Photography Club, '40, In- dustrial Arts Club, '41, Projection Club, '41. UNDECIDED Page 36 S E N I 0 R S KContinuedl MICHAEL KACHUBA Mickey He had rather talk with a girl than with an angel any day. League Softball, '38, '39, '40, '41, League Basketball, '38, '40, '41g Varsity Track, '38: Interclass Soccer, '38, '39, '40: Varsity Soccer, '38, '39, '40g Junior Varsity Basketball, '395 Band, '38, UNDECIDED MARJORIE IRENE MCKAY Marge The gentleness of all the gods go with thee. Basketball, '373 Softball, '39. ' UNDECIDED LILLIAN RAGSDALE Bean A genteel satire to the rest Of her good nature adds a zest. Honor Roll, '40, Interclass Basketball, '38, '39, '40, '4lg Baseball, '38, '39, '40, '41, Typist for Owl , '41, BUSINESS COLLEGE JANE RAUP Peanuts You came late, yet you came. Library Club and Dramatic Club at Martin Van Buren High School. COLLEGE FOR DRAMATICS ALBERT DEANE VVHITE Ganga Ye bear no record of the years of man, Spring is your sole historian. League Basketball, '38, '39g Softball League, '38, '39. FURRIER MARY WISCHUSEN Blondie A lass with quaint and quiet ways. Honor Roll, '38, Dance Club, '39, Usher for Music Festival, '40, NURSING Page 37 3 -253 3? i?'F'M sf? A If val X ML Q q. .35 -f B Q vu ,.. 1 '- A ...... .. Rf' A 'S C ,-5 in -,. 3'.Q ? Q93 b km .S , .gg ws .. Q ' '. S H X QV' 4t4Qq.QisN z gr ,- ,, x xi ,N 9 f sig? 'ik 3 aiu flesh I7 3' 1 i l 1 LW . 4 I Y f I 44 , 1 1 f ' f f I 00- : 422222 I 'QUOQOQOQ , ff.O0QlOQOl I ummm f , rconqnf f X , 'oulbogf X f' suovon ff ask. 4' N' I '-21 Q, x I QS' C . ' ' f' -1 -f Ci ff .-' , - i l l .Z X S UTUE TUV Ac i l Seated 1 Betsy Riley. Standing: Arm Van Deusen, Paul Kaemmerlen, Martin Havlik, Jane Bennett, Gertrude Wight, Rockwell Bowers, Milton Moore, Claire Williams, Bertha Lubera, John West. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS BETSY RILEY - - - - - President ANN VAN DEITSICN - - Fire-Prusidmzl Page 42 Douol..-is VAN ETTIEN - Sernfmry P.-wi. KAEMMlaR1.iaN - - Trea.u1rer C1.fxlRI4: W1I.1.iAis1s ---- 1-lssislanl Sffrnffary During the school year of 1940-1941, the main objective of the Stu- dent Council has been to foster school spirit. The first step toward this objective was the Donut Dunk Dance at which both music and refresh- ments were provided for a nominal sum. Then an amendment providing for the addition of one 9B member to the Student Council was proposed and ratified. During the week of the Hobby Show, at which awards for the best club exhibit and the best individual hobby were donated by the Council, the 9B member, Bertha Lubera, was inducted in an assembly given by the officers of the Council. The Coun- cil also is awarding sweaters to the athletes who have qualified on the basis of citizenship, sportsmanship, and active participation. FORUM Youll: Cl0Hfl'l1IIlll'5 To IJ4'n1m'nn'y OIFIFICICRS XVINIFRICDSKWIVG - - - - - Prvsidmiz IRVING BROOMIER PAUL GLICK - - Vice-President - Sm'rvIary-Trea.v1n'er This was the theme of the round-table discussion which was sponsored by the Forum here in Hudson High School. Seventy-live delegates from seven schools were present at the symposium to discuss this topic. Shortly afterward, the Forum sent four delegates to Delmar where a similar symposium was conducted. The Forum, under the direction of Norman Lange, has completed its fourth year of active service. Club members are appointed to take charge of the weekly meetings, at which time the group discusses club allairs and contemporary events. Besides sponsoring the symposium, members of the club attended one of the Thursday meetings of The Town Hall of the Air , in New York City. A new feature of the Forum this year was the Public Opinion Sur- vey organized to determine the opinion of the students on various topics. Seated: Winifred Schug, Mary Jane Perry, Mr. Lange, Frances Judson, Irving Broo1ner. Standing: Frances Degnan, Martha Obando, Laura Heermance, Helen Krasnoborski, Irving Price. George Buffington, Paul Glick, Doris Rossman, Lucy Smith. Page 43 Page 44 XX OWLII The 1940-41 Owl staff began its year October 11 when the first issue appeared under the leadership of leiditor-in-Chief Dorothea Rigg. During the year various members of the staii have attended press confer- ences which were held at Cobleskill, October S: Syracuse, November 183 and New York, lN'1arch 13. This year the Owl issued a new paper, the OWlette . Its pur- pose was to print the latest news of special events, such as the final foot- ball game of the season and the basketball game with St. lN1ary's Academy. The 'lOwlette was edited and mimeographed by a newly appointed staff. lfarlier in the year the Owl sponsored a popularity poll of the junior and the senior classes. A Hobby Show also was launched, which took place during the week of blarch 10-14 in the library. This exhibi- tion now will appear annually, oliering awards for individual hobbies and club undertakings. First Row: Mr. Schmuclcer, Betty Finkelstein. Dorothea Rigg, Mrs. Somers. Second Row: Richard Degnan, Julia Vault, Miriam Fisher, Lillian Levine, Winifred Schug, Martha Obando, Jacqueline Krom, Dolores LaBrie, Alice Bannister, Jean Harrington, Frances Judson. Third Row: William Hapeman, Naomi Carnzely, Isabelle Williams, Arthur Lugert, Alfred Osswald, Philipp Klein. Harry Speed, Michael Laccetti, Thelma Yellen, Margaret Zilnik, Elizabeth Rags- dale. Rachel Main. Fourth Row: Selma Whiteside, Dorothy Yost. Seymour Silverman, Lillian Ragsdale. Frances Meiner, Sarah Meisner, Helen Goldstein. r First Row, left bo right: Olga Sinkowitz, Willzelmina Pezza, Anna Gegoll, Margaret Pezza. Mary J. Wrigley, Lucy Smith, Katherine Lewis. Second Row: Arlene Stenger, Helen Race, Julia Yaconne, Betty Lisle Hathaway, Ann Van Deusen, Claire Williams, Vera Poclorozny, Mary Shupa, Sophia Marialc. Third Row: Agnes Witko, Jean Harrington, Sally Bratton, Miss Esther Shepard, Veronica Fontaine, Marilyn Miller. Janice Loos, Helen Bednar. Gertrude Wight. Fourth Row: Virginia Landry, Helen Chaikowski, Margaret Moore, Ella Kohn, Ruth Plass, Norma Foat. Betty Jane Ellenberger. DANCE CLUB The Dance Club, under the leadership of Miss Esther Shepard, pre- sented Repertoire of hlodern Dance , April 3, 1940. The committee in charge of the costumes was Katherine Lewis, chairman: Ann Van Deusen, Ruth Plass, and Janice lloos. The program committee consisted of Vera l'odorozny, chairman: Katherine XVllLlC1'H1llIl1, Veronica Fon- taine. Betty L. Hathaway, and lWargaret lNloorc. The proceeds from the recital are to he used for the fur- thering of the Dance Club activities. Page 45 The purpose of this club is to develop the natural talent of those who en- joy dancing. Page 46 First Row: Norman Schneidt, Stephen Kardos. Second Row: Roland Moon, Betsy Riley, Milton Tamarin, Daniel Meschter. Third Row: Sally Evans, Mr. Templeton, James Howard. PHOTO CLUB OFFICERS NORMAN SCHNEIDT - - - President Bizrsi' RILEY - - Secrelary JAMES HOWARD ------- Treaszircr Besides holding regular meetings, the members of the Photo Club have been working steadily on various club activities. They contributed sev- eral pictures to the Hobby Show and exhibited another collection in june. Active work has included the taking of Hash and moving pictures of this ycar's basketball games and the tak- N ing of all the informal pictures for the year book. In addition to gaining much use- ful knowledge about photography the members of the group have been a decided asset to the school during the year. X vw XXX ,.. ,:. PROJ ECTION CLUB OFFICERS Fiuau KR.-XPF - - - - Prrsidl-nz PHILIP Liar: - - - Vive-Presifimn STICPHICN K.xRooS ---- Sl't'7'6Id1'-X'-TI't?lI.YI1l'l?l' The Projection Club, one of the newer organizations of the school, under the advisor-ship of Hugh B. Templeton, consists of twelve mem- bers. The members have been very active this year, showing noon-hour movies, one of the new recreation projects. Other activities have in- cluded the showing of movies at the various public schools in the city. The members met every second Xvednesdny during the eighth period. to discuss necessary equipment, the movies to be shown, :Ind the awards to be given to deserving members. First Row, left to right: Philip Lee, Roger Zorn. Fred Krapf, Roy Peterson. Stephen. Kardos. Second Row: Frank Vault. Kenneth Price, Mr. Templeton, James Howard, Norman Sch neidt. Page 47 First Row: William Rundell. Second Row: Fred Negley, Jack Coster. Stephen. Kardos. Jack Boyce. Third Row: William Morrison, Leon Cook, Alvin May. Fourth Row: Theodore Feno17. Fred, Krapf, William Hapcman. Calvin Lynik. Fifth Row: Harold Ham, Mr. Raphael Klein, Donald Lynk. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS FRIED KRAPF ------ - Pr-miilmzt XVII.Ll.'XM H.-xvmmx - I'iri--l'rinwidf-ut C.Axi.x'1N LYNK - - - Sf-iwlary Page 48 ALBERT INIM' - 1'n-f:.mn'r- Sricriiicx K.-xknos - ------ Rvfmr-li-r The H. H. S. l-'uture lfarmers of .Xnieriea have been active for three years. This year the hoys. under the direction of Raphael Klein, were selected and sent to the contests throughout the state if they were chosen as best qualified in the various judging contests. A team of three went to the State Fair at Syracuse in August and entered the following con- tests: cattle, potatoes, apples. and poultry. l red Krapf won lirst place in Dairy Cattle Judging and Steve Kardos won a sixteenth place in the .Xpple judging Contest. Other contestants were sent to Kingston in January for judging apples. and to Farm and llonie NVeek at Cornell in February for apple, poultry, shop praetiee. seed, cattle. plant. and potato W contests. The boys also went with their instructor on field trips to the well known farms in this community to gain experience in the pruning of fruit trees, in grafting. in plowing, and in other operations in connection with farming, ln addition, a trip was niade to the YVorld's Fair. Front Row: Hugh. Schulman, William Coons, Stanley Nabreski, Jr., Seymour Silverman. Back Row: Floyd Weaver. Fred Stehr, Emil Yandik, Frank Hallenbeck, Mr. L. R. Rich- mond, John Cerrack. AERO CLUB OFFICLIRS S'1uxN1.iaY N.-xrzkicsiu - - - - IJ:-mirlfwr Page 49 .lrxr lN'IIiI.lUS - - - pylft?-Pl'l'Sldt'lII FRANK H.-Xl.l.l-2Nl5l'lL'K - SUt'l't'il1l'.V-7'I'l'lI5Il7'l'I' l'fMIl, Y.-XNDIK - - C:0l'l't'5f7lJlI1fllIf1 Si'f'r'ffl11r',v The Aero Club, under the faculty guidance of C. LeRoy Richmond. is an organization, the purpose of which is to acquaint its members with aviation, its possibilities and its future. VVith this point of view in mind, instructions in model building and in design were given. Trips were taken to various airports of this state to observe handling of aircraft and air trallic control, and to study the performance and construction of the airplanes seen. During Hobby lveek, the Aero Club entered in competition with other organizations in the school. The exhibit consisted of model air- .,. v .-. 3 .. -a C KD f? LI' 1. . -1 '1 v-v U3 :J .. -a f- ...- 'C :J i.. -4 Cl: w 1 LT' na A -.1 I. ganization received the high honor ot winning hrst prize plaque awarded Q C F S x N 1 ..,. bv the Student Council. he 2 .afiel d 's ' A e Sq A Page 50 First Row, left to right: G. Cole. A. Sennings, F. Weaver, H. Moore, J. Wood., E. Stroud, A. Van Bramer. A. Meschter. Second Row. left to right.: J. Bower, R. Wood. A. Lugert, A. Osswald, P. Lee. Mr. Richmond, E. Snyder, W. Zyko. J. Cimmino. S. Bower. J. Morrison. Third Row, left to right: G. Palmer. M. Hull, J. LeSarre. H. Loomis. J. Cernak. O. Rcmmlcr, E. Schurarzchild. R. Meade. W. Bulinsnclr. C. Jaccino, M. Maliokin, O. Witko, W. Kohn. Fourth Row. left to right.: P. Goldman. S. Nabrcski. F. Hallenbvck. J. Wheeler, A. Bcrlnaf, A. Fellcr, D. Leggett. L. Hcemry, R. Holmes. R. Ham, A. Crosson. Fiftlj Row, left to right: T. McCor-mack, G. Hullcnbcck. O. Patswahl. A. Kilmer, F. Zlomek. W. cnnmgs. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB Under the direction of C. LeRoy Richmond the lndustrial Arts Club has completed another successful year. At the first meeting of the ln- dustrial Arts, oliicers were elected with Rufus Snyder chosen as presl- dentg Marshall Bratton, vice-president: and Clarence Kreeber, secretary- tI'C21SlIl'Cl'. During the year the members of the club have made various pl'0- jects which were entered in the Hobby Show given at the City Hall. There was an exhibition held in a vacant store on upper XYarren Street. The dues which were collected from the members every month were used for ribbons for individual persons for banners to decorate the Industrial Arts shop and for new equipment to be used by all the Industrial Arts Classes. Olflfl C F RS l'iDSUN SNYDICR ----- - Prexiihrizt iXlARSHAI.l. BR.tYI l'ON C1..xRlcNe1c Kkizieiuak - Vifv-P1'U5i:fc'lII Sl?l'7'6flI1'y-Tl'L'lI5IH't'l' CHARLATAN S The Charlatans, under the direction of Kenneth J. Bailey, have been exceedingly active, working hard to retain the fine reputation the high school has en- joyed for years. ln order to stimulate keen interest and to bring out the acting ability of the members of the society, there have been given from time to time one-act and two-act plays, which have been a prelude followed by longer plays requiring strenuous rehearsals as well as aptitude. The two major plays of the year were Light Competitionu, the Christmas production, and Anne of Green Gables , the spring play. Anne of Green Gables was considered one of the best plays ever enacted by pupils of the school. Not only was it outstanding with its attractive, quaint costumes, but also it was a great financial success. The profit has been set aside for new stage property. The officers for the year were president, Dolores I..aBrieg vice-presi- dent, Edwin Folzq secretary, hlirial Perleeg treasurer, Helyn Fruchting First Row: M, Appelbaum, J. Kro-m, N. Bickel, F. Seems. C. Van Deusen, M. Fmleigh, A, Buch- holz, R. Degnan, D. La.Brie, A. Bannister, B. Kipncs, B. Finkelstein, Second Row: E. Miller, M. Sobel, S. Simmons. E. Halleran, H. Fruchting, S. Evans. B. Riley. F. Deguan, H. Freinbcrg, M. Obzmdo, M. Perlee. Third Row: A. Goldberg, D. Rigg. L. Levine, M. Darvick, R. Culccrstein, E. Parsons. B. Lasher, M. 0'Brien, M. Coll, D. Griyin, H. Krasnoborskt 'M. J. Perry. Fourth Row: Mr. Bailey, A. Rayner, S. Silverman.. A, Pettiniechi, H. Sclrulrnan, R. Peterson, D Mcscnter, E. Reeser, E. Rosane. F. Judson. Page 51 Page 52 Seated: E. Zander, A. Van Deusen, G. Sipperly, C. Eberlein, D. Mcmthie, M. Sobel, S. Simmons. Second Row: J. Krom, M. Omelanchuck. E. Herron, E. Fritts, J. Thompson, E. Parsons, H, Oakes, W. Pezza, Miss Chace, D. LaBrie. Third Row: W. Peters, V. Podorozny, G. Fix. O-20 CLUB OFFICERS CATHERINE EiiiaRL1c1N - - - - Preiident DORIS NIONTHIE - Vive-Presidwit ANN VAN DIil.lSliN - Secretary G12RTRt'D1c SIPPIQRLY ------ Treasurer The year 1941 will long be remembered by the members of the O-20 Club. The club. newly organized in 1940, has now established itself as a definite part of the extra-curriculum. A membership which began with an even dozen has increased its number to twenty-five. During the year, the library club was fortunate to hear many guest speakers. Among these were Mr. Kaemmerlen, Miss Groves, Miss VVaid, and lNIr. Bailey with his blagic Club. The club members also assisted Miss Chace and bliss Sickles in ar- ranging a miniature circus for Book XVeek which took place in November. A new feature of the club was the Federal Survey of libraries in which the club members played an active part. Each girl was required to Hll out a time sheet for each period that she worked in the library. At the end of each week, these sheets were sent to the library branch of the Education Department in VVashing- ton, D. C., where they were carefully checked along with many other sheets from various libraries throughout the country. ,saws -3. , s X SIGMA KAPPA OFFICERS Joyce ERICKSUN - - - I're,viden1 VIoI.m' I-'INN - - Trnmrrer liisiimix Nicnorsox ------- Srrremr-v Have you ever passed the home economics room on a Thursday after- noon, sniffing the aroma of the delicious food which was in the process of cooking? Had you been inquisitive enough to open the door, you would have found the Sigma Kappa girls holding their weekly meeting. How- ever, the girls do more than meet and cook. Under the direction of Miss Celeste VVatson, the club members made the costumes for the Dance Repertoire presented by the school dance club. In November, a tea was given for the members of the faculty. Before Christmas vacation started, the club sponsored a drive for food which was distributed among the poor people to make their Christmas a little more cheerful. The girls assisted at various banquets and luncheons hy serving and preparing food. They held several social gatherings with members of the F. F. A. throughout the year. First Row: Shirley Hallenbeck, Virginia Wraught, Dorothy Wraught, Edith Merritt. Second Row: Elizabeth Frank, Gladys Starkes, Violet Finn, Miss Celeste Watson, Marilyn Spateholts, Janice Funk, Em-ma Nicholson, Dorothy Simmons. Third Row: Geraldine McKenna, Eileen Maddison, Elaine Kring, Helen Oakes, Joyce Erickson. Page 53 Page 54 Q .fe Uncle 44 ' OFFICERS ANN BucHHoLz - - - - P1-eyirlwzz RICHARD DEGNAN Vice-President ESTHER DICFFLEX' - Secretary BIQTSY RILEY Six1.1.Y EVANS , Council lllemlzers The French Club has had a very successful season this year under the guidance of Miss Dorothy lVolcott and Miss Edith lN'lcChesney. The club enables its members, who take either second or third year French, to become better acquainted with France, its language, its customs, and its places of interest. This is done by means of games and questionnaires. The club held a very entertaining musical program to acquaint the members with the great French composers and some of their most famous compositions. During Hobby VVeek, the club presented an interesting display in the library. ln the way of amusement, a Christmas party was held with refreshments and gifts for all. First Row, left to right: Mavis Sobel, Eileen Bernhardt, Sarah Meisner, Frances Degnan, Ann Buchholz. Betty Kipnes, Margaret Coll. Second Row, left, to right: Richard Degnan, Emma Fritts, Vera Podorozny, Marcia Miller, Sally Evans, Evelyn Halleran, Esther Deyiley, Miss Edith McC'hesney, Miss Dorothy Wolcott. Third Row, left to right: Mary Padalaski, Elsie Parsons, Gertrude Sipperley, Jean Thompson, Helyn Fruchting, Mary Or'Brien, Paul Kaernmerlen. First: Row, left to right: Vera Podorozny, Jean Thompson, Dorothy Nartowlcz. Ann Buchholz, Lillian Levine, Ann Van Deusen, Sophie Mariak. Second Row: Mirial Perlee, Helen Zlomelc, Margaret Sigler, Esther Defiley, Sally Evans, Alice Bannister, Louise Macy, Helyn Fruchting, Florence Ginsburg, Lorraine Sausbier. Third Row: Alice Raynor. Noriene Tann.er, Selma Whites-ide, Mavis Sobel, Shirley Simrno-ns, Mar- garet Zilnik, Mary Alonge, Betty Finkelstein, Ethel Bujnovsky, Fourth Row: Lawrence Nabozny, Martin Havlilc, Stanley Nabrcski, Frank Hallenbeck, George Bujfington. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS NIARTIN HlXX'I,lK - lVlAVIS SoB1c1, - - Vive lNfl.ixRcs,ixRiaT ZILNIK - - FRANK H,'X1.l,liNlilEt'K President -President S ez' rt' I ll 1' y T!'t'lI.f1ll'l?l' The members of the National Honor Society have many accomplish- ments to their credit this year. They have given their services to any students wishing to be tutored and they have helped Dr. Fredenburgh in his office work. ln consenting to supervise the publication of a handbook, they have Page 55 rendered a great service to the school. lt must also not be forgotten that l under the able direction of Mr. Van Orsdell, a very successful courtesy play was presented in assembly. Left to Right: Jack Coster, Albert Bednar, Joe Cimmino, Robert Ham. Roger Holmes, Roger Mead. RADIO CLUB OFFICERS Page 56 josiaru Cimmixo - - - Ilonorary Prinvidenr ROGER M1-:Ao Serrvf ary- Trvr1.v11nr'r' L The Radio Club is an organization, the purpose of which is to ac- quaint its members with radio and electrical principles. At the meetings, the theory of attraction and repulsion in tubes is explained by the presi- dent. VVork on one-tube radio sets also was begun this year. The club has put on two exhibits this year, both consisting of radio equipment. The first exhibit was held at the Hobby Show at the City Hall: the second exhibit was given at the high school Hobby Show, where it earned for Joe Cimmino a first prize medallion, being the best individual exhibit. ln the following year, the club plans to construct an amplifier for school use and to divide itself into an ele- mentary and advanced group so that it may progress at a more rapid rate. ARTS AND CRAFTS CLUB o1fFlc1cRs SnlR1.1ax' Smmoxs - - - 1'z-millwir Nl.-XRY RUDMUNIF - 7vI'l'lI.YlIl't'l' ul.-xan-is Woon - - - - Sem-wry Cui.-xR1,ias Bl..-XNCII.-XRD - 11.v.vi.v1au1 Svrrvlary This year a new cluh has taken a place in the extra-curricular program. It is the Arts and Crafts Club. organized under the direction of hiliss Alhertine Almy. The purpose of the cluh is to afford those persons who are interested in art an opportunity to do more of that work than can he accomplished in the regular art classes. The members of this club have made such things as hammered silver bracelets, articles woven from heads. and articles on which designs are painted. As yet the cluh does not have too large a membership hut it is expected to continue to grow as soon as the students become aware of the oppor- tunity for self-expression that this organization ollers. At present there are twelve members. Front Row. left to right: Gertrude Ding-man, Shirley Simmons, Miss A. Al-my, Mary Rod-mo-nd. Margaret Skoda. Second Row: Saul Bowers. Arthur Va-n Bra-mer, James Wood. Page 57 Page 58 The purpose of the organization is to intro- ORCHESTRA The orchestra, under the direction of R. Steele Phillips, has been kept busy this year, playing at the faculty play, the Charlatan production. Anne of Green Gables , the Dance Repertoire and several assemblies. duce good music and to further individual talents in music. The group is composed of thirty-live members who play instruments including the violin, trumpet, cello, bass viola, flute. clari- net, saxophone, French horn, trombone. and the various percussion instruments. No ollicers were elected for the year. First Row: L. Hawver. J. Thompson, H. Degnau. W, Barjord. R. Zorn. G. Sipprrly. D. Webster, A. Meschter. D. Meschter. Second Row: W. Connors, M. Hofstetter, K. Price, R. Atkins, W. Armstrong. A. Buchholz. F White, L. Cook. Third Row: M. Hotaling, D. Wrought, K. Schermerlrorn. L. Belcher. P. Halle-nbcck. F. Best, D. Bratton, B. Benson., H. Levitsky, D. Brier. Fourth Row: G. Stark, J. Reilly, G. Vickers. J. Wilson.. J. DeGrofI, R. Steele Phillips, J. Hess, J Sullivan. N. Rundell. R, Tenerozuicz. First Row: L. Belcher, C. Grandi-netti, J. Slzerman, E. Kell. D. Monthie, M. Moore. E. Kohn. D. Nartowicz, C. Van De-usmi, D. Bmtton. L. Levine, A. Van Deusen.. Second Row: C. Williams. R. Miller, H. Frucliting, J, Thompsmi. G. Sipperly, A. Bannister, E. Ga.rd'n.er. R, Main, F. Best, B. Kostzeewski. A. Kasnowski. M. Paclalaski, V. Podorozny, N. Whittaker. Third Row: D. Lynk, A. Stroud, E. Stroud. G. Gayne, C. Lynk, R. Degmm, C, Soheld. W. Hape- man. R. Wood. F. Kmpf, A. Buchholz. W. Connors. Fourth Row: H. Curran, H. Moritz. R. Bowers, C. Lyman. F. White, R. Steele Phillips, J, Kilmer. J. Jollnson. R. dePeyste1', W. Baker, J. Wilson, D. Baker. C A CAPPELLA CHOIR The A Cappella Choir of Hudson High School has enjoyed great success in all its ventures during the past year. This group of lifty-tive voices is under the direction of R. Steele Phillips. Nliss jean Thompson was the accompanist of the choir. Besides making several puhlic appearances outside l of school. the A Cappella Choir participated l as a festival entry in the annual competition t festival held in Hudson and received a 2-1- rating. At Christmas, the choir went caroling to the Home for the Aged, to the Hospital, and to various private homes. It also presented a musical program in the Christmas assembly and in the Spring Concert held hflay 9. Page 59 Page 60 First Row: E. Merritt, J. Yacorme, C. J. Hermance, C. Grandinetti, M. Obancio, V. Rossvnan, .F. Best. R. Main, A. Kamowski, D. Nartowicz, C. Van Deusen, D. LaBr1e. Second Row: M. Lent, L. Clark. J. Spear. J. Funk. E. Reeser. A. Bannister, M. Moore, J. Harring- ton, E. Kohn, M. Fisher, B. Koszzewski, V. Podorozny, H. Degnan. Third Row: D. Rossman. E. Gardner. M. Wurster, E. Mc-Aree. H. Wurster, E. Parsons, H. Chai- kowski, A, Krasnoborski, M. Aiken. Fourth Row: R. Finney, N. Carmely. H. Fruchting. E. Wood, N. Whittaker, M. Hotaling. M. J. Perry, K. Wildermuth, F. Degnan. OFFICERS Auci: B,-xNNisT1aR - - President A1x1ia1.I.Ax K.fxsNowsKY - Vice-President HELYN FRUCHTING Serrefary-Tr-emmrfr I+'1.oRi1:Nc12 Blast T'iI.SIli P.fxRsoNs LlbW 'i 5 The purposes of the Glee Club are to provide opportunity for group singing. to develop voice production and to introduce a good type of music to students. lN'Iargaret Hotaling accompanied the girls on the piano. This group is directed by Miss NI. Elizabeth Holmes. Each year the Glee Club has presented a concert and has participated in the annual music festivals which have been held throughout the state. This year, the Glee Club brought high honors to Hudson High School by earning the top rating of a 1 in competition. Front Row: J. Bennett, D. Isaacson, M. Rossman, J. Sherman, V. Lanrlry. H. Chaikowski, S. Bretton, M. Pezza, M. Hotaling, G. Wight, H. Degnan. K. Gaudio, D. Webster. Second Row: A. Gazzera, J. Reilly, C. Iaccino, J. Cimmino, M. Tamarin, M. Hofstetler, A. An- derson, L. Cook, R. Lyman, R. Zorn, G. Stark, G. Vickers, J. Hess. Third Row: D. Kipp, J. DeGro17, J. Wilson, C. Lyman, A. Wheeler, F. Naegli, W. Connors, J. Hollenbeclc, H. Monthie, A. Buchholz. Fourth Row: K. Price, T. Russell, R. de Peyster, D. Lynk, F. White, D. Meschtcr, C. Lynk, R. Steele Phillips, J. Sullivan, E. Hamm, W. Rundell, R. Tenerowicz. BAND OFFICERS JOHN XVILSON - - Prcyidmzt CALVIN LYNK - Vive-Pre.videnl PHILIP BROWN - SL't'l'l?flIl'j'-T1'L'll.YIll't'l' ARTHUR BUCHHOLZ U ' JOHN SU1,L1vAN 5 Lzlmn-mm joHN R11:1LLY I PON COOK IVardr'ol2c C1l.i10l1ll1lI,i The band plays for assemblies, football games, and concerts. The purpose of the band is to give experience in group playing and to develop musical talent. The band's playing at the football games was a great help in acquir- ing high school spirit and in making the school seem more united. Page 61 ,..l Leadership was stimulated this year by student-maestro, Frank VVhite, l who often directed the band for as- , sembly music. Seated: Philip Siegel, Paul Culcerstein, Irving Price. Standing: Irving Broomer, Paul V. Combs, Anita Glickman, Franklin Law, Elsie Miller, Paul Glick. Page sz OFFICERS PAIIL Ci'Ki:Rs'ria1N ---- - Prcsidenl IRv1No BRUOMRR Vice-Pre.widw1r IRVING PRICE - Suvrcmry The year 1941 has proved to be a successful one for the Protagoreum. The major topic debated was: Resolved, The Power of the Federal Government Should Be Increased. The affirmative team was composed of Paul Cukerstein, Anita Glickman, and Philip Siegel. The negative team was comprised of Irving Broomer, Irving Price, and Ifranklin Law. Among the teams which Hudson challenged were Highland High School, in which debate both home teams Wong Saugerties, Arlington, and Peekskill. The final record for the season was affirmative team won three, lost two: negative team, won one, lost three. The schedule for the spring season consisted of an exhibi- tion debate between the affirmative and negative teams at a P.-T. A. meeting. L First Row: V. Miller, G. Sheldon, J. Zubko, D. Yost, F. Degnan, N. Fox, H. Bednar. Second Row: J. Boyce, S. Mariak, W. Chaikowski, A. Lugert, H. Lupinos, H. Tomasitz, L. Bernockie, M. Yandik. INTERCLASS BASKETBALL The interclass season started with ll hang this year with all the stu- dents awaiting the opening whistle. :Ks the teams lined up, the seniors were the favorites, with the junior team in a close second place. The frosh and the sophs were the usual underdogs, but they showed the upper- classmen that they had what it takes to have winning teams. The final game between the favorites was exciting all the way through with both teams jumping to the lend from time to time. The seniors, with a bigger and more experienced team, pulled through to win, taking the interclass championship for the second successive year. Box score of final game: SENIORS JUNIORS FG FP TP Zubko, rf. ......,... ...... 4 2 10 Stroud, rf. ............... ................ ..... . . Mariak, lf. ....... ...... 6 1 13 White, lf. ............................ .,,... . . Boyce, c. .................. ...... 2 2 6 Kaemmerlen, lf. .......... ...... . . Tanzillo, rg. .............. ...... 1 0 2 Freniere, c. .................... ...... . . Chaikowski, rg. ........... ...... 1 0 2 Ridgeway, rg. .... .. Sheldon, lg. .............. ...... 0 1 1 Rushkowski, lg. ........ ...... . . Lugert,1g. .......... ..... . 0 0 0 14 6 34 CLASS STANDINGS Won Lost Seniors .,.................................................... 3 0 Juniors .......,......,..... .. 2 1 Sophomores .......... .. 1 2 Freshmen ....,. .. 0 3 FP TP 2 6 1 3 0 0 0 2 5 15 0 0 8 26 Page 63 Page 64 First Row, left to right.: John Pollock, Sherwood Ridgeway. Jack Boyce, Sam Mariak, Emil Freniere. Second Row: Bernard Flick, Elijah Stroud, Paul Kaemmerlen., Rockwell Bowers. John Rushkowski. Third Row: Warren Kohn. Otto Witko, James White, Bernard Hawver, Albert Potts. Fourth Row: Bruce Dluski, Paul Miller, James Broslcy. Clyde Nack, Edward Savage, Manager. BASKETBALL Under the leadership of Coach Bruce Dluski, who completed his first year of coaching basket- ball at Hudson High, the Blue and Gold brought to a close one of the most successful seasons of the past few years by winning eight games out of fifteen. The team was entered in the New York State Public School Athletic Association League. It was eliminated from semi-final competition by dropping a 34-32 overtime thriller to Lan- singburgh. Sam Mariak. ace forward, was high scorer with 216 points, followed by Jack Boyce with 108 points. Ridgeway, Freniere. and Pollock deserve much credit for the team's success. The Jay Vee squad, although winning only seven out of fifteen games, show promise of future varsity material. White and Kohn were the sparkplugs of the J. V. team. J. V. H. H. S. Opp. 12 10 16 31 18 17 18 12 14 30 15 26 10 19 17 11 28 20 18 13 21 31 23 25 20 29 27 23 21 28 276 315 lA.3 lA.J tH.7 KHJ CAA KAJ QHJ lA.J CAJ KHJ lH.l lH.l KAJ VARSITY H. H. S. Opp Searles ....... ..,...... 2 9 28 Albany ......,......... ,.... 1 9 23 Catskill ................,. 38 17 S. M. A. ....,....,.,...... 31 21 Albany .,..... .....,.. 2 9 33 Troy .....,....,................ 42 47 Watervliet . .,..,...,.. 26 32 Saugerties ...,......,, 37 20 Saugerties ............ 35 36 Catskill .................. 33 19 Lansingburgh 43 39 Troy .,.......,................. 39 50 Watervliet ..........,. 45 27 S. M. A. .,.............,.. 26 18 Lansingburgh 32 34 REQ First Row: Mirial Perlee, Alice Raynor, Catherine Lewis, Claire Williams, Ann Van Deusen, Jean Cunningham. Second Row: Michael Laccetli, Alice Lewis, Margaret Moore, Carol Van Deusen, Alice Bannister, Crawford Fritts. CHEERLEADING 1 Lcl'5 90.7 Often you have heard these familiar words delivered by these familiar faces to signify the beginning of a cheer. 'i'Hep! Hep! Tlzcyhvc got pap! They had plenty of pep and enthusiasm too. originating new cheers and revising the old ones. HN0, no, they 1ueren'l slow! They couldn't be and keep up with the fast pace of the teams. Y1:5, yes, we nmrr t'01Ifl'5S, Tl1ey're the one who 'we-re the bestfl' Page Page 66 Front Row: Mariak, Sheldon, Potts, Nack, Corclato, Ridgeway. Bowers, Hall, Boyce, Freniere, Stroud. Second Row: Coach. Dluski, Manager Miller, Johnson, Brenner, Cole, McGrath, Laccetti, Witko, Flick, Lynk, Hapeman, Pollock, Nicholson, Manager Savage. Third Row: O'Neil, White, Delaney, Kilmer, Gibbons, Grossman, Pctrishen, Stupplebeen, Brosky, Brodowski, Lugcrt, Schneidt, Olchowy. After a lapse of eleven years, Hudson's first football team was put on the field for the Blue and Gold. Under the supervision of Coach Bruce Dluski, the team opened the season with Cohoes. The team was defeated after a thrilling battle. Hudson's second opponent was Nlechanicsville. This game also was a dusty defeat. Undaunted, the Blue and Gold eleven invaded Scotia to take the first victory. Hudson had come to life and Lansingburgh was the second to taste defeat under the Hudson on-come. After the first four games, Hudson had a .500 average. ln the final game, played with Vincentian on a rain-drenched field, Hudson met de- feat in the closing minutes of the slippery battle. Hudson entered competition this year a green team, nevertheless- with the coaching of B. Bruce Dluski, with the assistant coaching of Spike Van Orsdell, with the tireless efforts of Jimmy YVhite, the rooting of the student body-the pigskin boys came through flying colors. SCORES Cohoes ...,....,........................ 6 Hudson ..........,. 2 Mechanicsville ............ 13 Hudson ............ 6 Scotia .,...,,.......,.,.,.....,... 0 Hudson ........... . 13 Lansingburgh ............ 0 Hudson ............ 'I Vincentian Inst.. ...... 'I Hudson ............ 6 plus with II-IJ IAJ KAJ QHJ QHJ First Row: James Gibbons, Frank Brenner, Elijah Stroud, Jack Boyce, Sam Marialc, Albert Potts. Second Row: John Rushkowski, Paul Kaemmerlen, Emil Freniere, Peter Mix, Joseph Zubko, Royal Strong, Harry Drahushulc. Third Row: James Atkins, Lemuel Hawver, James White, Joh.n Pollock, Coach Atkins. BASEBALL Nlariak to Gibbons to Boyce-it's a double play! Under the direc- tion of Coach James H. Atkins, Hudson High again entered another baseball season. Brenner struck out the last Cairo batter and Hudson High won its first game 7-2. The team has progressed with a great deal of success, winning live games and losing three. After ten years Hudson High has again taken up battle with its ancient rival St. lNllary's The team was scheduled to play the Third Streeters twice this season. ln the first game played the Blue and Gold came through with a slashing 15-6 vic- tory. Two Saugerties games and one St. Mary's are not listed below. SCORES Cairo ..,....,.. .. 2 Hudson CAA Cairo .......................... .. 2 Hudson ......,..... LHJ Delmar ..........,........,..... .. 7 Hudson ..,....,.... CHA Lansingburgh .....,,..,.. 12 Hudson ............ QAJ St. Mary's .....,,........, .. 6 Hudson ............ CHJ Catskill .....,..,... ., 2 Hudson ............ QHJ Watervliet .........,. .. 3 Hudson ..........., KHJ Catskill .......... .. 4 Hudson .....,...... QAJ Page 67 Page 68 i i First Row: J. Kazukenus, J. Bowers, F. Fabiano, J. Barber, R. Bannister, H. McDarby, J. Gorman, J. Brodowski. Second Row: M. Tamarin, F. Stehr, W. Bub, H. Smith, F. Cianitta, S. Bowers, C. Nero, W. Baretsky, D. Meschter. Third Row: B. Flick, R. de Peyster, J. Johnson, C. Nack, B. Pepper, Coach, Dluski, M. Laccetti, W. Kilmer, R. Bowers, J. Smith, R. Degnan, W. Armstrong. TRACK Only a few boys responded to Coach Dluski's call for trackmen. Through his coaching the boys were able to put forth a line showing in interscholastic meets. The season ended with one win, one tie, and two defeats. Jimmy Smith and Johnny Brodowski were elected co-captains of the team. Jimmy Smith was undefeated in the mile, his best time was 4:55. Johnny Brodowski, member of the track team for three years, achieved the height of 9 feet 6 inches in the pole vault. The boy with high number of points was Jimmy Johnson with 36 and Rocky Bowers with 27. The athletes who have done the best work this season are eligible to participate in the sectional meet at Johnstown. Front Row: Crawford Fritts, Milton Moore, Arthur Lugert, Saul Advocate, Irving Krom, Edward Sullivan. Back Row: George Bickel, Joseph Lubera, Harry Speed, Coach Lange, Clarence Hofstetter, Leon Cook, Robert Osswald, Frank Vault, Manager. Some of the scores are: Delmar .....,........................ 5 Poughkeepsie ..........,. 6 Milne ....................... ..... 1 ' o KIHQSDOH ........................ Watervliet .......... - ........ 3 Hudson Hudson Hudson Hudson Hudson TENNIS At the beginning of the year a call was made for tennis players for the varsity squad. The team was chosen with all new men except one who was on the varsity squad last year. This year Frank Vault was chosen manager. The team made a good showing with two losses, two wins, and one tie to VVatervliet. At Lansinghurgh, Hudson High won by a default because Lansingburgh did not turn out for the game. Page 69 3 MAGIC CLUB The Magic Club was organized under the leadership of Kenneth Bailey in October, 1940. Quoting from the constitution, the club has as its purpose to install and promote interest in the pursuit of magic as a worthwhile hobbyg to afford ample opportunity for the study of its his- tory, presentation, and recreational possibilitiesg and to provide oppor- tunity for the student to express himself magically before sizeable groups. During the year, much magical apparatus has been built, and a number of brief out-of-school presentations have been given. The officers for the year were president, George Vickers: vice-president, VVilliam Shriver: secretary-treasurer, Robert Lyman. MINERAL CLUB A new club has been added to the extra-curricular activity list this year called the Mineral Club. The suggestion for this type of organiza- tion was advanced by Richard Atkins, whose hobby is collecting minerals. This club was organized under the supervision of Robert Schmucker. YVeekly meetings were held for the study of rocks and minerals. The club work was connected in part with the regular courses of chemistry and physics. For the club's use, Mrs. Alfred B. Chace, Mr. Schmucker, and Richard Atkins donated a variety of minerals. The officers were president, Richard Atkins: secretary-treasurer, Alfred Hitchcock. BUTTON CLUB Added to the extra-curricular activities this year, was that organiza- tion called the Button Club under the direction of Miss VVaid. The eleven members of that club studied buttons from every angle. They learned how buttons are manufactured, of what they are made, types of designs, and the historical background connected with many of them. The collections of buttons shown in the hobby show greatly added to that display. The officers for the year were: president, Rose Abitabile: vice-presi- dent, Patricia Hallenbeckg secretary-treasurer, Rose Dejoy. Page '70 ff SENIOR DRAFT if The following people are to report to Camp 1941 as the: Favorite teacher - - - Favorite subject - Most popular girl - Most popular boy - Most beautiful ---- Handsomest boy - - - Girl who did most fo Boy who did most for Girl athlete - - - Boy athlete - - - Class Class Class Class Class Class actor - actress - singer - musician - man avoider woman avoider Noisiest - - - Most Most Most bashful - mischievous - friendly - Boy class dancer - - Girl class dancer - - Girl most likely to succeed Boy most likely to succeed initiative - - lNIost r H. H. S. - - H. H. 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Page 80 MDMEUQUUEUMUQS Q Zff fn X MQ ff? 1 lj! 4 I Lf C ' j, f '7 , f 7 5' V HE if Q 4 I f W R fag' Q I Il 5 alulu Q W Q All + X Nix I' YoU VVILL TAI-LI: INCREASING PRIIJI5 AND Jos' VVITH YOUR BALFOUR RING OVER THE YEARS Class Rings and Pins Commencement Invitations Diplomas - Personal Cards Cups - Medals - Trophies Jeweler to the Senior Class of Hudson High School N. G. Balfour Company Represented by A. M. HODGKINS P. 0. Box 9 Schenectady, N. Y. Nlan is his own starg and the soul that can Render an honest and a perfect man Commands all light, all influence, all fateg Nothing to him falls early or too late. Our acts our angels are, or good or ill, Our fatal shadows that walk by us still. Gifford -Wood Co. Page 82 A c:.,,,,p1im.fm.f of Q H. E. WITHAM CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of l94l HUDSON SAVINGS INSTITUTION The Only Savings Bank in Columbia County 560 VVIIITCII Street Hudson, N. Y. Howard Roofing Co. ROOIFIQRS SINHQ 1841 Roofng in all ily 1Ifl1lIl'lIl'5 HUDSON, N. Y. PHONE 92 RIDER COLLEGE or Bvsmnss .-XnM1NxsTR.LxTloN Bachelor of Science Degrees in Commerce and Education Special Intensive Courses Summer School Fouum-:n 1865 TRENTON. N. J. Page 83 Iflif.fIfli'3iZ?S the zudson Jress PHTBON.NEW7YORK better quality printing ALL PLATES IN THIS BOOK MADE BY Hf?5fKfH Pr1'nt1'r1g and I,1't60grapb1'ng Company POUGHKEEPHE,NEW7YORK Pg 84 HUDSON PHOTO STUDIO Plzolograplzx for 1-lny Offasiorz IJIIO'l'0GRAl'IIliRS FOR Buns AND Gow 545 Yvarren Street Phone 1129 Hudson, N. Y. ADAM KRITZIVIAN Clothing - Hats - Furnishings 613 WARREN STREET PHONE 258 HUDSON, N. Y. 9 PREPARE iiigfi AT I ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE Washington Avenue Albany, N. Y. IVIILDRED ELLEY PRIVATE BUSINESS SCHOOL ExcLUsIv1-:LY Fon GIRLS The Select School of the Capital Dist Registered by the New York State Board of Regents Trains High School Graduates for Succzss in Business Graduates are helped to secure good positions 642 Posn-Ions secured in 1940 Secretarial Course Including Business Machines SUMMER Session Starts July 7 FALL Si-:ssxon Starts September 2 227-229 Quail Street Albany, N. Y Send for Catalog Page 85 Donate Buorulcks MOTOR CARS - TRUCKS PLYMOUTH CARS WM. PETRY, INC. ARCHERY EQUIPMENT CROQUET SETS PICNIC SUPPLIES E'verything in Hardware ROGERSOINVS Gardner 6: Whitn'ey There is no Better Food for Growing Children than GARDNliR'S ICE CREAM Gardner's Brick Ice Cream is so easy to serve for dessert. The Pause That Refreshes DRINK IN BOTTLES Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1941 RIVENBURGH LUMBER COMPANY COM PLI MENTS OF THE CHARLATAN S Page 86 Best BUICK Yet HUDSON BUICK CO., INC. O 745 Columbia Street Phone 717 Hudson, N. Y. Protect Your Investment in Tuition Fees Avoid Hospital Expense for Injuries liven Sustained in Sports 515.00 PBR Yu.-ik I 1 I 7 U70 ff' rf, . UI 'lx fr: lr in .1 Complirmwts of JOHN J. YANDIK REALTOR Farms and Country llonzrx ,1 Spevialty Estates - Appraisals lN'Iortgz1ges HUDSON, N. Y. Phone Claverack 8611 Telephone 1505 S,x1,ias CHEVROLET SERVICE Snyder-Ham Motors INC. 59 North Seventh Street C. E. SNYDI-:n Hudson, N. Y ABE BASEN Dealer in Tobacco - Pipes - Smoking Outfits 707 Warren Street Phone 1167 Hudson, N. Y. Compliments of BOYS' HI-Y Page 87 DANCE CLUB Extends lts Hczlrtiest Congratulations to the Class of '41 RICHMAN'S Misses', Women's and Chi1dren's Shop 537 Warren Street Hudson, N. Y. Louis Kritzmzln-Nlaskin, lnc. CLOTHIERS - HATTERS FURNISHERS 511 Warren Street Hudson, N. Y Compliments of McKINSTRY'S Compliments of C. E. HALLENBECK 8: SON GENERAL INSURANCE 403 Warren Street COlNIl'I.lMliNTS O F THIC OWL LENA RICHMAN Women's, Misses', and Chi1dren's Apparel 459 Warren Street Phone 251-M HUDSON RADIO SERVICE 523 STATE STREET Phone 480 Hudson, N. Y. Community Service Station TEXACO SERVICE STATION Corner Seventh and Columbia Sts. BRATTON'S GARAGE Tel. 1057-M2 Stanley Bratton, Prop. GENERAL REPAIRS Auto, Electric and Ignition Service Head Lamp Service Radiator Flushing Page 88 Ho-mc' of Hilliop Rollers Chatham Roller Rink Chatham, N. Y. Cmnplinlenls of CLINTON CLAPPER COUNTY VIIRICASURIQR Complimenls of Pulver Gasoc Oil Corp. Distributors of P1-:'rRo1.uUM PRonUcTs Phone 1424 Hudson, N. Y. C11ARAc'T1+:R SERVICE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SCHOLARSIIIP LILADIQRSHIP Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of '41 l' Q 1' K I ,, -n Q Q li I 1 1 in in i -' 1 L -1'- .- 5' an v4v The General Worth I'IoteI Complinzffnls of GRANT A. MILLER CUUNTY CLERK WARDLE BROTHERS The Busy Drug Store 1-3 WARREN STREET Telephone - That's Quicker - 152 Best of Lurk to the Class of '41 GIRLS' HI-Y I.w0?I1fJ,,iI7l6'7l15 of MULHERN COAL CO. Bates 6: Anderson FUNERAL SERVICE Phone 172 Hudson, N. Y. THE PARK GRILL JANTZICN BATHING SUITS All the Latest Models of New Lastex Glamour Fabrics Wm. R. Benedict, Inc. 430 Warren St. Hudson, N. Y. To the Class of '41 life IVi.Ih You SlIl't'f?55 CRAIG TI-IORN, INC. INSIIRIINCIIQRS BYRON PARKER, Inc. PLUMBING . HEATING Nfaster Kraft Oil Burners 436 Warren Street Phone 831 THERMO MILLS, INC. F O L Z WVINES AND LIQUORS 721 COLUMBIA STREET HUDSON, N. Y. Page 90 R. GRAY'S SONS FINE FURNITURE Compliments of Webster Paper 6: Supply Co., Inc. ALBANY, N. Y. Compliments of Hudson City Hospital Alumni GOHIJS GROCERY GROCERIES - MEATS Birds Eye Frosted Foods Corner Columbia and Green Streets Phone 1547 Hudson, N. Y. WILLARD S. IVIEYERS COAL - FEED 728 Union Street Telephone 1060 Congratulations to the Class of 1941 Wheeler Realty Service REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE AUCTIONEERS Free Wheeler Fred Wheeler, Jr. 55492 Warren St. Hudson, N. Y. PRESSIVIANS ARMY 81 DEPT. STORE Riding Habits - Sports Wear For Beach and Tennis 530 Warren Street Hudson, N. Y. PACKARD - PONTIAC CRESCENT GARAGE Phone 724 Page 91 THE ROSARY G. J. ANDERSON, Prop. Flowers for All Occasions 128 Green Street Hudson, N. Y. Tel. Hudson 610 Compliments of RIOSLEN TOBACCO Co. W. F. SAUSBIER AWNINGS 41-43 Eighth Street Phone 876-W Telephone 1218 BOLLINGER'S Sherwin-Williams Paint Headquarters Wall Paper - Paints - Shades Venetian Blinds 2 Park Place Hudson, N. Y. Compliments of L. A. STAPLES ROEDER'S LUNCH A Good Place for Hot Beef Sandwiches Opposite Depot LEAVITT 8: SMITH PHARMACISTS J. W. LEAVITT 545 Warren Street Hudson, N. Y. S. RIVENBURGH 8: J.. BLADOW SOCONY PRODUCTS Friendly service-you'll find it here '725 Columbia St. Phone 1425 MOON'S TIRE AND BATTERY SHOP 739 Columbia Street Phone 794 Compliments of PERLEE BEAUTY SHOP MENICICS - M11.1,rNxaRY DRESS AND TAILORED HATS 529 Warren Street Hudson, N. Y. Compliments of GIRL ANTLERS Compliments of T1-ua CARPENTER LAUNDRY 456 Columbia St. Hudson, N. Y. Compliments of CONWAY BROS. COAL CO. Phone 162 Hudson, N. Y. O'NEIL - FLORIST Compliments of RISEDORPH BEVE RAGES Page 92 GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS AT THE ELCAR GIFT SHOP STOTTVILLE GARAGE J. A. TANNER, Prop. Phone 343-W1 Compliments of GOULD-SCOTT AGENCY Authorized FORD Dealers TAYLOR tk DINEHART'S FLORSHEIM SHOES For Men and Women 501 Warren Street Phone 877 WEAVER BUILDING AND SUPPLY CO., INC. Lumber, Timber, Millwork and All Builders' Supplies Hudson, New York Compliments of BAUMANN,S SIIICLL SERVICE Green and State Streets Compliments of LOUIS ROTE LEON F. COOK We Appreciate Your Patronage Claverack, N. Y. Dial 2151 Compliments of GUERNSEY 8: TERRY CO. Compliments of E S T E L L E ' S Phone 460 Hudson, N. Y. NACK BROS. GARAGE Day and Night Phone 1032 G. M.C. TRUCKS 35 South Third St. Hudson, N. Y. UNITED CIGAR STORE HER,SHEY'S ICE CREAM Compliments of A FRIEND Avro E1.1aC'rR1c REPAIR Electric Motors and Generators Sales and Service Cor. Col. and 8th Sts. Phone 1137 SMlTH'S TIRE SHOP GOODYEAR TIRES - BATTERIES Phone 890 Hudson, N. Y. Courtesy of Rmnia HL7nsoN AMUSILMIQNT, INC. Page 93 AUTOGRAPHS AUTGGRAPI-IS 3 . '. ' . JN Y s. ., .., I- .lit gif i uf. ' ' ' . 1 - K - Q- I ww.. - , 4, .. -f..1 :V - fi 1 .4 R . 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